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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
JAPS OBSERVE
FIFTIETH YEAR
OF RAILROADS

Tokay-The fiftieth anniversary
of the Inauguration OF railway
service IN Japan was celebrated re-
Gently with appropriate ceremon-
les in a large pavilion in 'front.' OF
the Tokyo central station Tine
crown prince read a message OF
congratulation on behalf OF the EN-
peror. About 5000 persons par
ticfpated-
The first rail of the present sys-
TEN was laid in 1871, the line from
Tokyo to Yokohama, IS miles, nav
ing been opened for traffic June H.
1872. AS a souvenir for those at
tending there was distributed 10
each a thin cross-eection OF ran
bound In brass for use as a paper
weight, cut from the nrst ralts
laid. More than 100 tons OF such
rails were cut into TIC, 900 s1ces ior
this purpose. &,
The first locomotive used In
Japan with types OF other early
equipment was placed ON a nearby
track as an exhibit The Imperial
coaches of the early days were TIC
center of much interest
Indicating the growth OF fall"as
construction by the empire
tics were published in connec.Lon
with the celebration showing ina
in 1921 there were $500 nlteS ,o ~,
railway IN Japan proper anu e.s
miles counting the lines IN oou-
SaghaIien, Korea, Formosa "'''
South Manchuria-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
NOON LETTER

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Glosing let
ter. Wheat sustained by Canadian
export sales of 100000. Mani
TOBIAS, reports of drouth section Of
Kansas and Oklahoma still dry,
small Kansas wheat reserve est-
mates and willingness of locals to
buy on small dips Much of the
news is mixed. The eastern half
of Kansas has received fair to light
rains and SHOWS twice in two days.
Forecast is for light SHOWS in the
northwest, Montana and Nebraska,
Kansas forecast suggests fair. The
wheat visible may change 20O,OOV
to 100000 either way. The corn
visible should gain several million.
The Canadian guess Of 251 100000
wheat, ETC., for three northwest
provinces is in doubt as it fails to
include the census acreage. Canad-
ian exports of $4,000, 900 wheat and
-four for November are not spe-
cially large. The markets are in
the holiday zone and await the De
cember % and % reports. German
news suggests poor mid-continental
purchases. Looks as If weekly
wheat and -four exports from North
America be light.
E. w WAGNER & CO.
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WHEAT PRICES
ARE LOWER AS
MARKET OPENS

c.,raro. Dec 17.-Wheat was
- and good to nc lower at the
a,,ne of the Chicago Board OF
$50 today. First prices were
!, ara for December; $112h to
EiSa for May, and s1.o2h for
90 nc.,a scattered buying strength
- the deferred options a bit bat
ssis had only momentary enect
-. Ia within half an hour the list
~ss down u to NC from the open
me ss,s report Of the northwest
--stn dealers at Winnipeg showing
seller reserves than expected on
sc.Sadian farms had been discount
.s and had little effect, but there
IS 4 small rally at the end of the
-, hour. when weather reports
ssoved no moisture in the dry Sec
lions In Kansas and Oklahoma
The market sagged slowly in
-,id-eessLon and toward the close
sroke h61c, but export conditions
md eyening-up made a sharp rally
md md the close saw December at
sS74 May L121z to 1.125s and
July 1923.
Corn started firm with opening
rrces unchanged, May being 53
y Ssh and July 4S1s to 1875. Wet
leather and seaboard bids were
Corn held its position in the
f.oe of wheat weakness until the
Iast half hour when it sank a bit.
Tnal prices we're 461sc for Deem
Der. 52zc to 52A @52Ac for May
and 54Ac for July.
Oats started dull and steady with
December 3215 and May 38.
Provisions were generally 21Ac
lover.} mainly on a weekly trade
report that pork and beef prices
we're receding from advances caus-
ed by the strike in the packing
plants.
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Weather Forecast

Illinois: Mostly cloudy tonight
and Sunday; much colder tonight
Missouri: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday; colder in east and
south portions tonight: rising tenn
perature Sunday afternoon in west
portion.
Wisconsin: Mostly cloudy to-
night and Sunday: colder in east
and south portions tonight; rising
temperature in west portion Sun
day.
Iowa: Generally fair tonight (;
colder in east portion; Sunday I'M
settled and somewhat warmer. pos
sibly light snow in extreme west
portion
Indiana: Cloudy and decidedly
cold tonight; probably snow fur
ries in northeast portion; Sunday
generally fair, colder in east POI
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
LODGES ELECT
new OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial SOA1CoROA0S
zTayIor Ridge, Dec. 17.-At the
meeting of the Andalusia Masonic
lodge. No. SIG, and of the Eastern
star lodge held recently, officers
for the ensuing year were named
as follows:
Worshipful master, Fred S. Mil
Ter: senior warden, Charles Crabs;
iunior warden, Waiter Scherer;
treasurer, Albert Hofer: secretary,
Charles Burgoyne; senior deacon,
Glen Guyer; junior deacon, Harold
weiss; senior steward, Glen Hof-
or: iunior Steward, Roy Hofer;
chaplain, John C. Baker; marshal
a. D. Elliott; tyler, Mr. Sundehh
Star Officers.
Worthy matron, Mrs. J. c. Bak-
er: worthy patron, Henry Pattec-
son: associate matron, MRS AooAph
Dunlap: @conductreSs, Nellie Dun
lap: associate conductress, Mildred
Titterington; secretary, Mrs. Her
man Hofer; treasurer, Dora Hoter-
"A Joint installation is being plau-
ned for the forepart of January.
lis Improving.
Walter jain, who underwent an
loperation at St. Anthonys hospital
Monday, for the removal of q piece
of steel which had become lodged
in his eye, is nicely recovering
The ladies' aid society OF the
Methodist church held its monthly
business meeting at the church
Thursday afternoon Plans Wert
made for the coming year 1t L
expected that next year they vii
begin the work on the church, sucf
as the reseating. papering. paint
ing. etc. A committee was appoint
ed to get an estimate of the cos
before the next monthly meeting
The appointed committee was al
follows: Mrs. o. C. Bateman, Mrs
John Baker, Mrs Fred Miller, Mrs
CIvde Schneider and MrA a
Hartman. Next months meeting
will be held in the basement O
the New Farmers Elevator build
ing. Dinner VIII be served at noon
with the following hostesses II
charge: Mrs James Wakefield
Mrs. George Wakefield, Mrs. Ia!
Patterson and Mrs W. h Doonan
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Dec. 17.-Cat-
tIe-Receipts, SO head; market for
week: beef steers, uneyenly 500
100 lower; Christmas yearlings,
12.75; fat she-stock, generally
weak to soc lower; Gamers, bulls
and calves, mostly steady; stock
ers and feeders, 1905 cents high
err; stock cows and heifers, steady
to CSC lower; stock calves steady
to SOC lowef.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; to 10c
higher than yesterdays packer
trade; sales good; hogs mostly 6.55
Q6.70; top, $40; bulk, e.50Q6.TO.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Today
receipts through billing. Market
for week: sheep, rs to soc lower;
lambs mostly Is cents lower; top
1925.
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Poultry.
WEEKLY GRAIN AND
PROVISION REVIEW

Chicago. Dec. 17.-Uncertainty
about European financial condl-
tons, together with evidence that
markets were assuming a holiday
character. has tended this week to
bring about declines in the value OF
wheat Compared with a week ago.
wheat prices this morning were
down 81 to 3Ec, corn of 1Ac 10
1Zc oats unchanged to &c lower,
and provisions at setback on 10
to 80 cents.
Weakness in the wheat market
was especially associated with tne
critical outlook as to German rep
aration payments and with accom-
nanying prospects that European
demand for foodstuffs might re-
main tn a great extent on a hand
to mouth basis. Unexpected heavy
! deliveries on December contracts
here added to bearish sentlnehG
and SO too, did gossip thae onIre eo
States government revised cTop
heures on wheat would perhaps
show an increase as proved 70 De
the case regarding cotton.
Dry weather complaints from tnt
west and southwest led at nnes {.
considerable covering by shorts, Dun
the rallies which resulted were
transient. The best upturn which
the market scored was due TO ap
narent likelihood That congress
would vote $40, 000, 900 TO buy sup
plies for famine sufferers In Rus
STA
| Corn and oats were lower ma1nt,
because OF liberal receipts Of corr
here.
Provisions reflected for the mos
part. the action of the hog mar
ket.
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SPECULATIVE
ISSUES ACTIVE
ON STOCK MART

New York, Dec. 17.-Trading In
the stock market today was chiefly
noteworthy for the activity ana
strength of speculative issues and
heaviness or rregularity of in
vestment shares. Numerous stocks
comprising the secondary rails,
miscellaneous indnstrials, tobac-
COS, feathers and chemicals rose
one to two points
A few important rails, such as
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
Reading and Lehigh Valley also
were strong. Oils opened mainly
at higher levels, but reacted 10
pressure against Mexicans, General
Asphalt, the California groups and
Middle States. Popular steels and
equipments, Pullman excepted,
also lost ground in the latter deal
ings.
The closing was irregular. Sales
Appropriated $4,000 shares;
Bonds were dull and featureless.
The usual weekend settlement
of speculative accounts was tBdl-
Gated by the uneven trend OF prices
at the dull opening of today's stock
market. Such leaders as were
quoted in the initial dealings
showed minor gains orslosses- Most
of the high-priced domestic and
foreign oils strengthened with var
ious obscure specialties and coal
ers also Improved. Lima Locomo-
tive cancelled part TO its recent ad-
vance, falling Ia points. Moderate
reactions occurred in Mexican Pc
troleum, Bethlehem Steel, Stude-
baker and Industrial Alcohol. Pre-
liminary quotations for foreign ex-
change were irregular, the Ger
man rate rallying slightly.
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New York Money.

New York, Dec. 17.-Foreign ex-
change: strong.
Great Britain: demand 4.17ss
cables Ass.
France: demand 1864. -
Italy: demand 4.54k.
Belgium: demand 7.5b
Germany: demand .501z-
Holland: demand 1855.
Norway: demand 15.42..-
Sweden: demand Pass.
Denmark: demand 1850.
Switzerland: demand 1915.
Spain: demand 14.70.
Greece: demand 4.22.
Argentina: demand 1925.
Brazil: demand 1915.
Montreal: 92 1916
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America at that time. returning to
Europe last spring.
Altendorf Trails Him.
AItendorf came to Europe in Feb
ruary. last, while Iindendorf came
over in March. During the summer
AItendorf, living in various Com
munistic centers, obtained clue
which led him to seek Lindenfeld
acquaintance AS result, COS
grove arrived in Warsaw two
months ago, posing as having con-
nections with Communistic groups
in America, and was introduced to
Lindenfeld by A1tendorf.
After establishing acquaintance,
Cosgrove suggested to dindenfeld
scheme whereby, by giving infor-
nation in regard to the Wall street
explosion, he could receive a large
share of the rewards offered for the
arrest of the pIotters, without risk
to himself.
Throughout these operations by
the American secret service man.
Polish operatives Swallowed Linden
field, and the Poles claim that, while
Lindenfeld was pretending to play
into Cosgrove's hands, be was at
the same time double Crossing the
Americans. Clues developed while
trailing Lindepfeld led the police
agents to arrest a number of Com
munists who are alleged to be spies
working against the interests OF
Poland. Several women are in
volved in this alleged espionage
plot.
@Right Story" Says Burns.
Washington, Dec 17-(By the
Associated Press. 1.-The reported
arrest in warsaw of Wolfe Linden
field on suspicion of completely IL
the Wall street bomb plot mystery
is E'the right story" William }
Burns, director of the bureau O
investigation of the justice depart
ment said today.
Mr.. Burns said he was momen
tariIy expecting cabled repor
from Warsaw, but until its receip
he would be unable to discuss th'
details of the case. He added, how
ever, the department has known o
Lindenfeld for some time and in
] dictated that agents had been work
ing on his supposed connection will
the Wall street explosion with thu
expectation of clearing of the mys
terry.
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Livestock
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Dec 17.-Cattle: Re
ceipts 1000. : Market. compared
with a week ago: Beef steers most
ly so cents to 81 lower; medium
and good grades showing full de-
cline; strictly common steers little
changed; she-stock generally 20 to
so cents lower; veal calves teady;
heavy calves sharply lower; stock
ers and feeders strong to rs cents
higher; bulls % to so cents higher.
Hogs: Receipts 5000; opened
steady to 10 cents higher than yes
terday's average, closing slow and
10 to Is cents lower than early;
shippers bought about 1900; hold
over light; top 7.30 for light lights;
10 pound average up to us; bulk
of sales 6.50@7.O0; pigs steady to
10 cents higher; bulk desirables
7.20@7.30 with some at TAO.
Sheep: Receipts 1000; mostly
packers direct. Compared with week
ago: Fat lambs 81 to $1.25 lower;
fat yearlings rs cents to 81 lower !;
fat sheep so to rs cents lower ;
feeder lambs so cents higher.
Prices for live stock in Chicago yester'
day were:
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Seriously Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs Percy Cox spent
Wednesday at Port Byron with Mrs.
Cox's brother, Percy Ingram, who
has been seriously i'll Mr.. Ingram
was i'll for many weeks with erysip-
elias and his recovery was doubtful
He finally became able to be around
the house but suddenly took a re-
lapse and rs now in a hopeless con
dition-
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CONTINUED from First Page.)
Fuel & Iron company mines brought
forth the statement today from
military authorities that if they
wished, organizers OF the miners
might visit the coal camps today
and inform the local unions or the
action taken at indianapolis
Colonel Hammock made this
statement when informed OF the
information from Indianapolis and
added that martial law would be
lifted and troops withdrawn from
Huerfano county as soon as he is
satisfied the sheriff can handle the
situation
Forecast Strike End.
Organizers have been barred
from all coal camps in the county
since martial Law was declared.
They have been compelled to han
die the strike situation from Wal
senburg and Trinidad Miners have
been prohibited from holding out
door meetings, and in some of the
camps there Is no indoor meeting
place
Today,s announcement was taken
to mean that every facility would
be given the strikers leaders to
call OF the strike. Union officials
virtually admitted that the end OF
the strike was forecast by fhe In
dianapoliS action
Approximately 150 state rangers
have been brought into the district
since the beginning OF the strike
ON Nov. Is. Rangers have beer
stationed at every coal camp az
fected by the strike. to prevent pos
sibIe disorder. No trouble OF Inn
portance has resulted from th<
strike.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Dec 17.-Liberty bond
closing prices today were:
315@94. 80.
First 4s-96.90.
Second 4s-96.70-
First 4As-97.20.
Second 414s-96.S2-
Third 414s-97.88.
Fourth 4As-97.26.
Victory 3As-100.04.
Victory 4%s-100-02-
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Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria, Ill, Dec. 17.-Corn: re-
ceipts 80 cars, Nc lower; No. 2
yellow, 47h; No. 8 yellow, 43A q
43&; No. 4 yellow, 42h; No. yell
low, AZ; No. 4 mixed, 421l.
Oats: receipts 9 cars; firm; No. 2
white, "a; standards, 32h@33
No. 3 white, 3212.
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&RIrNS IN THE FAMILY.

Globe, Ariz., Dec. 17.-Miss Alma
Smith, who shot and killed II. L.
Christensen, an automobile dealer,
in her room, admitted she is a cou-
sin of Clara Smith Hamon, who
shot and killed Jake Hamon at
Ardmore. Okla.
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ST. Louis Futures.

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. FIXTURE:
wheat: December, LOG; May,
1.10A asked.
Corn: December, acc asked; May,
SIS @51Ac asked.
Oats: December, 341zc asked;
MAY. 39c.
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EGG PRICES IN
CHICAGO DROP

Chicago. Dec. 17,-United Press
The corner on eggs which has
caused the prices to advance stead
lily for several weeks. has heen
broken, officials believed today, BY
the Injunction which prohibited
speculation of the Chicago butter
and egg board. Prices have fall
en- 10 to IL cents a dozen since the
injunction was issued. nov selling
for around AZ cents.
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Potatoes: re-
capts, 80 cars; total United States
shipments, 362 cars; market,
steady; Wisconsin, sacked rounded
white, 1.70@1.S0; Minnesota, sack
ed round whites and Red rivers,
LsO q 170 per hundredweight;
Idaho sacked russets, 2.00@2.15;
Idaho sacked rural, 1.S5@1.90 per
hundredweight-
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BAZAAR AT YUMA
ATTRACTS MANY
Especial Correspondence

Yuma, Dec. 17.-Over 5000 was
cleared at the bazaar and dinner
given at the Woodmaa hall Thurs
day evening by the ladies' aid so
ciety of the United Brethren church
of Joslin- ~ large crowd was in
attendance. The large assortment
of various articles was disposed
of, and the candy made by the
young ladies of the church sold
fast Dinner was served at
o'clock
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Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, Ill, Dec. 17.-Hogs: 10
to Is cents lower; top, $50; re-
ceipts, 1000; lights and mediums,
6.70Q6.8o; heavies, 6.60@6.70;
packers, 5.50@5.75; pigs, 6.00@6.75.
Cattle: receipts light; steady
with weeks decline.
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Kansas Citv Cash Grain

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. IL
Cash wheat: No. hard, 1.03@1.12;
No. 2 red, 1.10@111.
Corn: No. 2 white, 41941kc;
No. 2 yellow, 42c-
Oats: No. 2 white, SAC; No. :
mixed, 32@32Ac
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st. Louis Cash Grain.

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 17.-Cash
wheat: No. red. 1.12Q1.16.
Corn: No. white, 47c; No. 4.
45hc.
Oats: No. white, 351sc; No. ;,
34@34hc.
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Toledo Seed.

Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 17.-CloVer
seed: prime, cash, and December,
1916; January, 1895; February,
1900; March, 1895.
Timothy: prime, cash and Decem-
Der, 3.121k; January, 3-Ih: Feb
ruary, 3.15; March, $40.
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ANGLo-IAPPACTLIYESf

Washington. Dec. 17.-Vice For
eign Minister Hanfhara declared
any contention that the new four
power treaty takes the place of the
Anglo-Japanese alliance. is an alb
suTdity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-17
HrT CHINA AIONE!"

Washington, Dec 17.-If China
were left alone by other powers,
she would recover and find unity,
DR.. Yum Slang Tsao of the Chinese
delegation declared at a luncheon
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GOVERNOR TO Be
WEEK END GUEST
Especial Correspondence


Sterling. Ill, Dec. 16.-Governor
D. ". Davis of Idaho and his wife
VII be weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. D. Stanley at their home on
he Hoover road, just north of this
city. Mrs. Davis is a niece of Mrs
Stanley,
Governor and Mrs. Davis are on
uefr return to Boise City after a
UP to Kentucky, where he attend
60 conference Of chief executives
OF The various states of the union.
MasOns Install.
Sterling chapter No. 81, Royal
Arch Masons, elected and installed
otlcers. <. A. Turnroth was elect
"a high priest for the ensuing year.
howard Llewellyn, retiring high
PRIEST, was presented with beau
uIal fob, The following were
eected and installed:
High priest. E. A. Turnroth;
ing, W. R. RoIlo; scribe. C. R.
Evans; treasurer, Judd Decker:
secretary, H. E. Llewellyn; chap
IAN, B. T. Morehouse; captain of
me host, A. w. Cournyer; Royal
afca captain, A E. Brakeman; mas
yrs OF wells. W. A Thomas, A. H.
Aanger and NJ. d. Hartshorn; stew
Bills.
Wireless Outfit.
remnant & Morgridge of this city
ave Just installed a new Karlowa
,.ireiess outfit. including a wireless
eiephone. Thus far they have
heard concerts sent out from Madi-
SUI SUI Wis, University of Wisconsin.
SMcago and Rock Island. On Sun
Say they expect to enjoy a wireless
S@ncert which win be played in
New York city.
Narrow Escape.
70 Marsh, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A Marsh OF this city, had a mar
.Os escape from losing his life in
nfe which destroyed a hotel IN
Ma Okla. where he was stopping
Marsh was sleeping IN a room
~ me third floor, when he was
akened by smoke. Grabbing his
n .s he got as far as the sec
au noor, when he was overcome
smoke and gas, and the mex
ing he knew was when he recov-
Teu MS senses in a street nearby
mao been carried out by one o.
nremen- All his personal be
angs were lost in the fire. Hs
expected home Sunday or Mon.
h.n ne Morrison Regulars basket
~. Team defeated the Elgin has
,ss team in a closely contested
ne at the Armory in Morrison
to1ssrsday night, the score being g
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KuIosmyKIIhs THREE.

CarroIHon, Mo-, Dec l7'LInreSs
men were killed and one lnluIeo
when a Santa Fe freight engine
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New York Sugar.

New York, Dec. 17--Raw and
refined sugar, unchanged.
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Silver.

New York, Dec. 17.-Foreign bar
silver ct; Mexican dollars 81.
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E1nnr.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. H.
Flour: unchanged.
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All the news all the time-The
ArgIA
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FORMER RUSS
AGENT ADMITS
WALL ST.

.couttnued from First Page.l
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Horses and Mules.

East St Louis, ILL.,. Dec IL
Horses and mules, unchanged
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SAYS
WILL STAND
BY STRIKERS

Continued from First Page.)
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Narrow Escape.

hn ne Morrison Regulars basket
ta,t Team defeated the Elg1n bas-
rssi team in closely contested
ne at the Armory in Morrison
"a 1ssrsday night, the score being 2s
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Chicago Produce

Dec. II, 1921.