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The New York herald., 1921-10-15


soth II. D:-A diagonal line from the corner
Of Avenue and e: s7th st. to the corner Of
ESst Ena s1r and Ind Sro ssth st East End
s7th at. and East End ave. 20 the corner ~
e; seth st; and Avenue A. and Avenue A. "
Sist DM ana dIssS1a, S1; line from the corner
Avenue A and T.. 8sth et.. F.. ssth st., a alag.
onai line from the corner Of East End ave
and and e. s7sh ST.. st. and T e. s s7th ST. o' avenue A.
32d Il. De. s0th St, diagonal line from
the corner OF Avenue A and r.. SSth st 10 the
corner OF LIST ave. and Il. s'th st.. Z. s7th ct.
sad e. DE. s7th ST.. "a ave-. a diaron.,
line from the corner of q. s6th st. and I'd
ave. to 70 the corner OF q. soth st. and Sd ave-.
st,S q. D.-A diagonal line from III. corn,,
E. .. ssh = 81 .ns e. sna e ave S g the
s4th st. and Lexington ave. "
/ asth r.. De. esth St. "a ave-. u. s7th a. b.
s7th ST. and Sd ave. to the corner OF r. sst 4
81. and Lexington ave.
Seth u. D.--E. seth st.. q diagonal line from,
corner Of % ave- and 3. sssn st. % r.. ssh tno ss
s!sh g: D.-A dIsgonsi lin. from the corner
se,h r. st. @ and "a svs "a ave. % sssoma sS"sr q ns NJ
| from the corner Of I'd ave. and y. ssth st. 10
the corner Of e. seth q. and 80 ave-. and 30
ssth r. DE. seth st.. list ave.. 70. ss,n ct.
and I'd ave.
3eth r. D.--A diagonal line from the cor
| ner OF I'd ave. and r. eoth 81. TO the corner
| Of list ave. and z. soth st.. q. soth 81. and
4oth E. DE. Goth st.. fst ave. and . Al.
agonal line from the corner OF 1st ave and
70. seth st. to the corner Of "a ave. and u.
'Sist y. DE. Goth ST.. Avenue A, E. ss,n
| Vt, and fst ave.
4cd Il. DE. Dist st.. East River. East
! End ave-. r. 8sth ~. and Avenue A.
43d r. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
| Of r.. Goth It.. and I'd ave. 10 the corner OF r.
| eist ct. and 1st ave.. II. sfst st.. Avenue A
44th n. De. stst St. a diagonal line from
| the corner Of r. 9fst st. and LIST ave. TO the
| corner Of e. 9Oth st. and I'd ave.. I'd ave, 4
| diagonal line from the corner Of I'd ave. and
| r. soth 1T. TO the corner OF I'd ave. and e.
| 10th at. and ID ave.
4Sth II. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
| Of p. D3d ct. and "a ave. TO the corner OF r.
1?d st. and LIST ave-, ist ave-. Il. DIST st. and
| ID ave.
10th p. DE p3d st.. fst ave.. r.. p<th n.
East River. y. e1st ct. fst ave-. and a d..
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

14th f. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
OF r. 104th st. and Sd ave. to the corner Of r.
1o3d st. and I'd ave.. I'd ave.. q. 1oist at. and
18TH Il. De. lo3d st., 80 ave., L. lois,
at. and Lexington ave.
1eth r. DE. 1otth st.. 90 ave. r: fo3d
nth r.. DE. I05th ST.. East River, Il.
io4th Of. and Lexington ave.
18th .. DE: ics.h st: "a ave. 2. io7sh
Vn,n 10Th = 4. oe BE icTth st.. 50 ave-. N. ioctn
St sosh snc B. .ssnf'0n pmE losS sSs At. Lexington ave.
i04th vt. and Park ave.
2ist r. D.-A diagonal line fn,m the corner
&C corner M ' Of e. ioeth st. and ID ave-. Sd avs.. @
h 107th st. and Lexington ave.
22d Y. DE. iooth ST.. I'd ave-. p. 1oeth
asd q. DE. iioth st., Harlem River. II.
iosth St. list ave. e. iofth st., "a ave-. Z.
io9th 81. and Sd ave:
line from the corner Of Sd ave. and =. io0th
st. 10 the corner OF Lexington ave. and II
ics,n ss, st. ! e. Josh HAT ,, q. and Park ave
10th st. and Park ave.
2sth Z. De. 1i2th st.. Sd ave-. =. 10th
27th e. De. ii2th st.. I'd ave.. n. Ifo,h
assh o r. % DE. & ii4,h st.. ID ave.. E. 18Th
iiiis,h st. and I'd ave. to the cornsr OF r.
ii2th st. and Sd ave-. Il. i12th st. ana Lex-
inston ave.
2eth v. D.--A diagonal line from tho cor
ner OF Sd ave. and r. 112th 1t. TO the corner
Of I'd ave. and r.. 1i3th 81. Il. ff3th ST.. LIST
ave. and +. 112th st.
both e. De. ii4th ST.. Harlem River. =.
10th St. I'd ave-. r. 18th a.. and fst ave.
including Wards Island.
3ist u: DE. 1i+tn ST.. list ave-. II. ff3th
ri. and Sd ave.
a2d e. DE. 1iS,h st.. Harlem River. q.
114th st. and ID ave.
33d Il, D.-A diagonal line from the corner
OF Lexington ave. and T.; fttth ST.: to the
ST., ID ave. and Il. 1f<th at.
oath p. DE. 18th St, q diagonal line
from the corner of r.. 115th st. and I'd ave
10 the corner Of Y. ff4th st. and Lexingto,
ave.. Lexington ave-. Il. 18th st. and Park
ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Twelfth Assembly District.

1st E. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
Of 2d av. and Il. 10th st. to the corner OF "a
rv~. and II. 10Th ST.. I'd ave-. II. 10th ST. and
30 ave.
"a r. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
Of "a ave. and u. 18th 81. 20 the corner OF lat
avc. and r. nth St, fst ave, e. 10th 81. and
I'd ave.
3d r.. D.--A diagonal lire from the corner
of "a av. and u. 18th ri. to the corner OF LIST
ave- and y. 10Th at, fst ave, and a diagonal
line running from the corner OF 1st ave. and
IN ID. De. 10Th ST.. Avenue A. ". 18th
bth u. DE. 22d ST.. East River. ID. 18th
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

18th =: De. 18th st. Sd ave-. Z. 18th
et. and Irring pi.
goth E. De. 2ad a.. ID ave.. T.. 18th
St. Irving pl.. line through Gramercy
Park from the corner OF E. Goth st. and
irving pi. to the corner OF Z. elst st. and
lexington ave-. and Lexington ave.
2fst r. De. 22d st., Lexington ave., a
line through Gramercy Park from the cor
ner OF E. 21st ST. and Lexington ave. TO the
corner OF f.. 10th 81. and Irving pl.. Irving
ave.
22d q. DE. Both ST.. Madison ave., z.
sstli ST.. 18th ave.. Union So. E. 14th st.. and
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

agonai line from the corner Of E. 92d st.
and LIST ave. TO the corner OF r. 93d st. and
I'd av.
47th z. DE. 94th ST.. fst ave-. z. ESD ST..
I'd ave-. r. e1st ct. and Sd ave.
48th E. De. 95th ST.. I'd ave-. .E. e6th ST..
East River. u. Gath st. and Sd ave.
49th Z. DE. 9th ST.. I'd ave., L. eoth 81.
and Sd ave.
5Oth d. De. eath st.. I'd ave-. Y. esth ST..
East River. e. Goth ST.. I'd ave-. Il. s7th St.
and Sd ave.
5ist e. DE. Tooth st.. % ave.. e. 18th st.
and Sd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

1st Il. DIV. SD ST.. Central Park Yves,
% - ps~W. 5sth ST., 9Th ave.. w. 5eth s...
Broadway, w. 18th ST.. sth ave.. w. 9th st.
'sS sd f. D.-w. Goth st.. 7th ave-. W. csth st.
zth E. D'-H diagonal line from the corner
OF w. 5eth 81. and 7th ave to the corner OF
w. 5sth 81. and 9Th ave 9Th ave. w. o'th
81 eth h p. DIV. bath s., 9th ave.. W. bsth
St, and n diagonal line from the corner Of
w. 5sth ST. and 9th ave. to the corner OF w.
18th sth z. DE. Goth ST., Madison ave-. p.
57th ST.. W. 57th st. eth ave.. W. 5sth st.
',s 7th r. =. DIV. S7th st.. u. p7th ST., Madison
ave. y. 5th ST.. 9th ave.. W. Seth st. and
SIN =: DIV. Ssth s.:. s.h avs. W: os.h
55th 81. and 9th ave. to tho corner Of w. b4th
st. and 7,h ave-, and 9Th ave.
9th T.. pa diagonal line from the corner
W. 55th IT. and 9th ave.. 9Th ave-. W. SD
10th 2. Nv. S,,s ,; st.. e; ssh st; "a PARK
w. b3d ut. and 9th ave.
st, Madison ave. II. 47th st.. 9Th ave-. r.
18th v. DE. 54th ST.. Lexington ave-. u.
4oth st. and Park ave.
18th y. De. 55th ST.. 80 ave-. r. 52d at.
ana Lexington ave-
iz,h n. DE. 5eth st.. 90 ave-. r. ssth a.
and Lexington ave.
18th E. DE. 5sth St. Lexington ave., e.
54th st. and Park ave.
feth ". De. e0th St.. Park ave-. y. D5th
st and Madison ave.
nth II. p.-E. s2d ST.. Lexington ave., E.
5sth 81. and Park ave.
18th r.. De. sad St. Madison ave. 70. s2d
ST., Park ave, r.. 6oth ri. and 5th ave.
10th r. DE. oath st. Lexington ave-, H.
g2d st.. Madison ave. T.. 63d at. and 9th ave.
goth u. De. s6th ST.. Sd ave-. Il. 5sth st
and Lexington ave.
2ist y. DE. esth st.. Madison ave-, E
eth st.. Lexington ave-. Z. cath st. and
9Th ave.
22d E. DE. 10th ST.. I'D ave-. n. eeth at
and Lexington ave.
2ad y. p.--certrai PARK West. line acros,
Central Park from the corner OF w. 76th NJ
and Central Park West to the corner Of r.
ICth st. and 9Th ave, 9Th ave. ". list at
Lexington ave-. r. 9th ST., Madison ave-, Y
Gsth St. eth ave and w. 50th 81.
2tth e: DE. 18th st.. Sd ave-, E. 10th st
and Lexington ave.
2sth y. DE 7fth ST., Lexington ave. Y
list st.. Park ave-. Y. 73d RI. and Madison
ave.
o6th E. DE. roth st.. Madison ave-. r.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

23d +. DIV.
st.. 9Th ave-. w.
2ith e. DIV.
ST.. 9TH ave-. w.
st. and 7th ave.
25th Il. DIV.
st., 5th ave-. w.
o.. and 7th ave.
26th z. DIV.
st.. 9Th ave-. w.
1T. and 7th ave.
27th r. DIV.
st., 5th ave-. w.
81 and 7th ave.
18th Il. D.--B.
ave-. e. Goth ST..
and 5th ave.
10Th =. De. /:
22d st. and 4th a
30th =. De. !
31st st.. 4th ave.
Slst Il. De.
81. and Lexington
32d r. De. Al
and Lexington av,
33d z. De 4e
a7th ST.. 4th ave.
S4th r. De. .
st., Madison ave..
Both F.. DIV.
sf.. Madison ave.
and 9Th ave.
S6th K. DIV.
st. and 7th ave.
9th z. DIV.
81. and Sth ave.
SSth E. DIV.
~. and 9Th ave.
@th z. DIV.
st., Sth ave. and
10th e. DIV.
st. and 9Th ave.
41st r. DIV.
st.. Madison ave. /,
42d ST.. w. 42d ST
42d e. D.--A dis
OF 9Th ave. and Y
9th ave. and w.
st. and 9th ave.
43d e. DIV. 3,
Tine from the corn
81. to the corner {
and 9th ave.
4ith E. DIV.
at. and 1th ave.
45th r. DIV.
st. and Sth ave.
@th L. DIV.
st.. 9TH ave-. w.
47th E. DIV.
st.. Broadway. w.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01

The excessive use of tobacco will
often lead to color blindness.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
GROUND is BROKEN FOR
NEW CITY CLUB HOUSE

Steam shoveis started their chug-
ging few moments after ground
breaking ceremonies on tho O street
site OF the city CNb's new 100000
home this morning. In an endeavor to
fuifll the prophecy that the building
will be completed In nine months.
Edwin G. Graham, president, was
trict commissioners turned the frst
spadeful OF earth. The corner stone
is a gift from the Kiwanis Club.
The weekly forum luncheon at the
clubhouse on Farragut Square this
noon took the form Of n community
sing by Robert Lawrence. Special
lyrics on the mornings exercises were
sung.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
WITH 2 HUBBIEs
DROPS NO. 4 FOR NO. 2

.ToRRINGToN. Conn. June LA
divorce from her frst husband. who
she believed had been killed and
buried In Flushing. Long Island. but
who later returned TO her after she
had been married 20 another man. was
asked by Agatha caIkevics. of Water
bury, in the superior court in this
city. The court granted the decree
and custody of three children.
The defendant was characterized as
soldier OF fortune who went under
the name of Benny Spock. The wife
conducted a country-wide search for
her husband after his disappearance
and discovered that a Benny Spock
answering his description had been
buried in Flushing.
Later she married Owen Ralowski,
a tailor.
One night they were awakened by
a rapping at the door. Mrs. Caixevice
tainted when she saw her FIRST hus-
band. Caikevice demanded that hus-
band No. 2 leave the house. He then
took possession. His wife testified
that after she took him back he
abused her and deserted her again.
After securing a decree she left the
saying she was going to
the church to be married again 20
husband No. 2
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
CAT PARKS IN GARAGE;
COMES STAGGERING OUT

of Georgetown's pussy cats has dis
covered the way to obtain the equiva-
lent, OF couple of swallows of the
best red-eye without cost of cent.
Several days ago II was noticed the
cat displayed a fondness for the neigh
borhood of a local motor repair shop
and when a watch was set IL was
discovered Tom called at the shop
regularly every evening. After smell
Ing out the spot where the gasoline
dripped from the tanks, he then pro-
ceeded TO roll blissfully in the dust
and stagger of with the finest jag
that ever was.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
HOUSE, GOADED BY
WHEELER, DEMENT'S
DRY LAW BARRIERS
Strengthens Measure to Fore
stall Liberal Changes by In
ternaI Revenue Officials.

spurred by possible action OF In
ternai Revenue Commissioner Blair
permitting the use OF strong beer for
medicinal purposes and the granting
of an unlimited number OF whtskey
prescriptions TO physicians. the House
Judiciary Committee today put finish
Ing touches to the bill strengthening
the voistead enforcement law.
This bill. which was prepared by
Wayne d. Wheeler. OF the Anti-saioon
League, would deny the use OF beer of
any strength for medicinal purposes,
would restrict physicians in the use
of liquors in their practice. and would
prevent the importation OF LIQUORS
The Washington times., 1921-06-01

until the existing stocks In the United
States should be reduced
The bill carries provision greatly
restricting the use of grain alcohol
by manufacturing pharmacists and In
industrial arts to the end that there
shall be a reduction in the amount OF
leakage" OF the alcohol between the
warehouses and the manufacturing
plants. IL Is from this grain alcohol
that much OF the so-ealled Jump
steady" or counterfeit, whiskey is
made, Anti-saloon men charge.
Commissioner Blair is expected TO
act at once on the pending modlfica-
ton OF prohibition enforcement laws
made in conformity with the rulings
OF former Attorney General Palmer.
There have arisen factions In the
House and Senate. and In the Admin
istration, over enforcement or the law
which Wheeler considers inimical TO
prohibition. Secretary Mellon, of the
Treasury, backed by Senator Penrose
and CONGRESSMAN Woods. Indiana, de-
sire TO see the enforcement of prohi-
bition laws placed under the jurisdtc-
ton OF the Department of Justice In
stead of under the Treasury, as at
present. Wayne b. Wheeler has the
support of Senator Sheppard and Con-
gresham yolstsad In the demand that
the Treasury retain control OF the en-
forcement of the law.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
al" TRAIN HANGS OVER
HIGH TRESTLE IN NJ. Y.

NEW YORK. juno Six persons
were injured last night when a Third
avenue elevated railroad train was de-
rallied on a switch at 149th street.
Three of the seven cars hung over the
high trestle.
Several hundred passengers STAN
peded for the rear exists as the third
rail ignited one of the wooden cars.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
Susquehanna Is Saved.

BOSTON. June 1.-The steamer
susquehanna of the United States
Mail Steamship Lines. from Bremen,
which was aground on the Graves, off
Boston harbor, locked yesterday. She
was slightly damaged.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
Women's Hats For 40
Cents; Hooray, Says
Hubby.
A a0-cent hat.
For women.
imagined

A aU-cent nat.
For women.
Imagine!
IT'S so.
Want proof?
The next time you're downtown
look around. Find hats of two
colors. Then look closely.
The latest fashion fad In WASH
ington is paper hats. Made Of 40
cents worth Of crepe paper, these
hats are suited for all heads--the
child, the young girl and the
woman.
If you want to know how TO make
them, ask the next girl you see on
the street with one Of them. We
don't know.
The Washington times., 1921-06-01
26DAYS TO
PASS ARMY-NAN
BILLS IN SENATE
StaIemate Reached In Debates
Over Big Measures-FaiIure
Means Huge Deficiency.
BY III. X. REYNOLDS.
international News Service.


with only twsnty-six brief working
days in which TO turn the trick, the
senate today found itself confronted
with three important appropriation
bills, aagregating nearly billion
dollars. which legal necessity re-
ouirss to be enacted into law before
the close OF the present iscal year
on June 80.
These measures are the navy btiL
which already has tied the Senate
up for nearly a month and has re-
suited In a virtual stalemate; the
army bill, which provides for In
creased enlisted personnel and which
IL destined 20 be productive Of
much argument. and the efficiency
BILL carrying Approximately $780,
900 900 which Is designed to sustain
Government departments until the
end of the fiscal year.
SOLUTION OBSCURE.
II these three appropriation bills
are not passed, agreed upon in con.
ference and signed by the President
before the end of the present month
II will become necessary for Congress
to enact a continuing resolution and
to authorize the mourning OF new
deficiencies until additional money
is made available for Government ex-
psnditures
After more than three weeks of
constant wrangiing the navy appro-
priation bill appeared today to be
no nearer Anal passage than IL was
a few days after the Senate made II
the unfinished business with the evi.
dent intention OF disposing of II In
short order. Republican leaders i'm
dicated today that only the advent of
unforeseen circumstances would re-
suit in the passage of the bill before
the end Of the present week. II car
ries an appropriation of nearly half
a million dollars.
ARMY FACING PROBLEM.
when the navy bill is finally dis
posed OF, the Senate will at once take
up the army appropriation bill,
which the Senate military affairs
committee has amended with view
to increasing the enlisted strength
OF the nations land forces from the
existing authorized average of $780,.
900 to $4,000 with a minimum of
$4,000. Economy pleas and disarm-
ament arguments which have fea-
featured the consideration OF the
navy bill are expected TO again be In
evidence when the army bill Is
taken up.
The proposed appropriation Of $780,
100000 for the United States Ship
ping Board in the deficiency bill is
likely to precipitate a heated discus
sion in the Senate, which may delay
the enactment of the bill. The $780,
900 900 asked for by Shipping Board
oficials was cut TO $50. 900, 900 by the
House. but the original figure has
been restored by the Senate Appro-
priations Committee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

He must have thought that lady
katydids got to sing, too. but he
was wrong. Only the men sing.
On warm evenings the men katy
dds get together, tune up their
wings-with which they do their
singing-and start a concert which
continues Indefinitely. In katydid-
land, strange as it may seem, both
the women and children are seen
but not heard.
There is no truth in the popular
superstition that katydids bring
frost, according to Professor Wick
ham. There is a prevailing idea
that frost comes after they begin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

Wickham. entomologist of the Uni
versity of Iowa
The professor also dispels an
other widely accepted belief-katy-
did land is one place where men do
all the talking.
When Oliver Wendell Holmes
wrote ITO an Insect" he declared 7:
Thou are a female, katydid,
| know it by the trill
That quivers through thy pierre
ing notes
So petulant and shrill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
LMOO'S Band
BEGINS week
OF CONCERTS
ercfto Organization Opens Series
Mt watch Tower; Play Both
Classic and Popular.

amoo grotto's superb, deluxe
,snd reserved heretofore for lodge
sa-anonials and events, will break
s,storn established since its organ
szstion next Sunday. when it be-
ms a series of a weeks concerts
3. the Watch Tower.
FIRST program will be given at
o'clock Sunday afternoon There
Iii he an evening concert and
r;ghtIy throughout the week at 8
o,cIock The engagement ends the
soJIowing Sunday with another dou-
Ne concert bill. Soloists will ap-
Lar At each concert and the band
program will comprise both stand
srd and popular selections. The
rand is advertised to include 62
nieces. Jacob G. Moody is director.
Amoo has been enVled among
crottos throughout the state for its
big drum corps and band. Tri-city
nsonle have had numerous occa-
Lions TO hear them for brief inter-
TaIe hut the opportunity of listen
ing to an evenings concert never
has been offered before to the pub
lie.
Program for the first afternoon
concert follows:
march shoulder to Shoulder.
Klohr
overture THE Bridal Rose.
Lavelle
Waltz, "Cecile" .......... Mckee
Rayerie "a Passing Fancy.
Jewell
Intermission.
March, First Brigade l. n. c..
Weldon
Selection from opera Wang" "a.
............. NIL OF
rDown the Trail to Home, Sweet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05


hoIne Bail
Spanish Serenade. la Paloma"
..........--... Yradier
Evening Concert.
The evening concert will be as
follows:
March. "Semper FideIis" -. Sousa
Overture, ''Pique Dame. ...
r. NOnouppe
Grand Fantasia on MY Old Ken
lucky Home" ...... Dalbey
Popular songs: "Margie" (Con-
rad, I'll be With You in APP
pie Blossom Time. Won Tilzer
Intermission.
March, ''Thunderer".
... John Philip Sousa
Excerpts from THE Pink Lady
Se@A A1N
Waltz suite, Nights Of Gladness'
Aucliffe
Finale, American Patrol. .Meacher
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
KATYDIDS KNOW
NOTHING ABOUT
WEATHER FUTURE

Katydids, reported to be chirping
merrily in Rock Island two weeks
ago and thus giving notice of the
first frost which according to COM
mon belief follows in six weeks,
aren't good for anything not even
as weather prophets, says Henry F.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
TRAVELLERS AND
FAMILIES PICNIC
WATCH TOWER

Members of the United CONNER
cial Travellers and their families
will assemble tomorrow at the
Watch Tower for a social tt and
picnic. Ben Wiilhite OF Rock Is
land is chairman Of the committee
which will have charge OF the en-
tertainment and other plans
A baseball game between the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
.TIz FOR TENDER,
SORE, TIRED FEET

No more sore, burning, swollen,
tender, tired feet. No more shoe
tightness. No more sharp, sting
ing pains from corns, callouses,
bunions or raw spots.
No matter what you have tried
without relief, just use TiZ. Tiz is
the only remedy that draws out the
poisonous exudations that cause
swollen, burning, tender feet. TIE
ends your foot troubles. Your shoes
will not seem tight and your feet
will never hurt or be sore or
swollen.
Get a small box OF Tiz at any drug
or department store and get instant
relief. Wear smaller shoes. A
whole years foot comfort guaran-
teed for a few cents.-(AdVertis
ment)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

chirping, but Professor Wickhan
says they only make lot of noise
over nothing as lots Of people do.
and are of little value to mankind,
not even as weather prophets
So when you hear katy did" and
then think you hear another voice
pipe up katy didn't don't think Ii
is family quarrel, because only
the male katydids are in on the
chorus, and even their talk is use
less chatter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05
To MET WOW. II.

Washington, Aug. 5.-Unless un-
expected opposition develops, The
international conference on disarm-
ament, and ar EASTERN subjects.
proposed by President Harding.
will convene on Nov. IL. it was an
nounced
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

Rock Island and the Davenport
councils will be the feature OF the
afternoon The children and women
will participate In may game ana
contests. It viii be basket picnic
MAN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-05

The Chinese twice sacked Mos
COW, once in 1877 and again in
1898.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-16
Around we swiftly dance,
About the tree SO tail,

= " For Nancy Ann ia
r A feather fan,
A purse, a ring
ID. And pearly string.
And dear old Dad,
Why aren't you glad?
T. Just look and see
What's on the tree.
Suspenders, blue,
X A necktie, too,
"A hat Of felt
A brand new belt.
y. Oh let us sing
And form a ring
Around we swiftly dance
About the tree so tall,
Around we gayly prance-
There are Christmas gifts for
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-16
ffi|EEZE GIFT CAROL By marjoric Howe Dixon


round we gayly prance-
here are Christmas gifts for all.
But now look here
For Mother, DEAR.
A parasol,
A pretty shawl,
And don't forget,
The breakfast set.
Come children four
And look for more.
This candy cane
So straight and vain,
It's color loud
Is much too proud,
Too good, too pure,
TO last, Pm sure. ..
Around we swiftly dance :.
About the tree SO TALL,
Around we gayly prance--
There are Christmas gifts for a