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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Parmenter
motorsd from their home in Law
renee, Kansas, and are visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Parmentsr, 1916 Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. F1aherty, 2a02
Sixth avenue are the parents OF a
daughter horn this morning. The
little girl is welcomed by two
brothers. Lawrence and James Ed
ward.
Mrs. ". c. Hsideman and daugh-
ter Patricia Of l1el Tventy-first
avenue, are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. g. Raugn, on . farm
near Davenport.
Walter F. Archer Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, is visiting at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Archer, 2011
Tenth avenue, prior to leaving for
Iowa City, where he will attend
his brothers graduation from the
school of dentistry at the Univers-
ity of Iowa. Mr.. Archer formerly
Of Rock Island, is secretary Of the
Manufacturers association ct Fort
Dodge. - ~
Mrs. Robert Fraser Of 1874 Sew
enteenth street. left this morning
for an extended visit in Los An
geles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Higley Of the
Roosevelt apartments, Davenport,
are the parents OF baby girl, Dor
Othy June, born Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Higley was formerly
Miss Pearl Craft OF Rock Island.
Miss Frances Rhoads Of 1892
Twenty-first street, left this morn
ing for Poughkeepsie, N. Y. where
she will attend the graduation Of
, Miss Margaret Searle of 1884 Twen-
tieth street, from Vassar college.
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INTEREST ON
SALEF0R TAX
IS INCREASED
Governors Signature Adds 6 Per
Cent b Ameant Formerly Al.
lowed by Law.

County Clerk George H. Rich
mond has received word that legis-
lation allowing an interest rate of
II per cent semi-annually on prop
erty purchased to meet payment of
taxes has passed the general assem-
bly, has been sisaed BY Governor
Small.
The former rate was Der cent
payable every six months.
Passage OF the bill makes 1t effec-
tive Monday when the property OF
tax delfnquents in Rock Island
county goes under the hammer in
the office Of the county treasurer.
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q v5eh a. NaHon 4t4lee 0o06.
No. Noena kltee1atk violi1iaf
Who apDeored an the program With
m. l6nfshal1, vas q much a 3
~ = IL artist Her DAayiln
-. = p1Alpfying that ono 1oA ~
tie af1en4tua e what II VA - tAe
9aF II which she was earring CT
"a thsnG, Or the. dinicult3ae -
sarneaAfad. Il vas % nAqosjeEa
ono Vao onntent to settle hacf ~
eajoE. lllas Aftermath played va1-
iafions ON . theme OF C0relli Car
tini-Kreisler). and her second num-
ther was sFamhourfns (heciatr-
Krsisler).
The second group By the tenor
included II Wept, Beloved. As ]
Dreamed (Hus), LAMENT Du-
parc), and The Road to Rose
mond" (Baparc). The encore was
sRigoletto." The aria. "E. Iucivan
le Stelles from 'sToscAs (Ppccini)
was probably q fayorite number.
hut some liked the Death Of 9th
clio" (verdi). from the opera in
WHICH IuS oAu6eA WIN AA0 ASR~so
ton.
His full voice showed to advan-
tage his dramatic ability. He re-
peated "Rigoletto" after the last
number and sang my Love is Like
q Red, Red Rose" Is an encore to
q group which included Birth
(Stickles), Love Ne or Net" (Sec-
chill, and "Ye Moanin' Mountains
(vanderpo0D.
The violinist was best liked In
From the Canebrake" (6sfdner)
and AVE Maria" (Schubert-Wil-
helm. kreisler's Caprice Wen.
nois" was the encore.
Studies for Winter.
Mr.. Marshall and his remarkable
accompanist, Gavin Williamson
who also accompanied Miss Jessie
Christian Thursday night, left las
night for Chicago. They will 60 81
from there to New York and viii
study for next winters work.
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SUNDAY PROGRAM
MORNING.

MORNING.
Musical delegates and artists,
guests at tri-city churches.
AFTERNOON.
3 o'clock-vesper services in Au-
gustana gymnasium with tri-city
choirs, Godfrey O'Hara leading.
MONDAY MORNING.
9:30-Busincss session.
10 o'clock-Club presidents day.
Musical program-Jean Knowlton.
AFTERNOON.
5 o'clock-Musical memory con-
test. Sturkow-Ryder. composer-pi-
anist, costume recital.
EVENING.
8:15-Illinois and Iowa musi-
clans concert.
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CITY eROuND|


6Aildeen ~ Rock Island Nm
Welcome the announcement q ~
opening Of the four city IN
grounds pndsS diPsctipa q q
civic depAFtment Of the Rock
land Womaa's clRh. Monday npgi
Ing
Tho Fairgrounds will Be ope1
from 4 tQ u o'clock In the morn
ing and trom to I O'Clock IN III
afteFnpon IT Denkmapn SQUARE
Lang View Park, Thirtieth aired
grounds and Lincoln park. Mn
W. H. Marshall is general chai,3
man IN charge Of tie playground
work. 4 ccnmittee and q compe.|
tent supervisor will be In charr,|
OF each playground.
The committees In charge an
IS follows:
Long View park-Mrs. G. L S.
tor. chairman; Mrs. Sam Svitset
Mrs. W. d. Snively, Mrs. 4 \
Pierson, Mrs. Walter s. Ysrbury.
Mrs. Edward Manhard, Mrs. A. IA
Anderson, Mrs. Frank Thomps0
and Mrs. Carl J. F. Rochow.
Lincoln park-Mrs. John Bladel
chairman, Mrs. George B. Holmes
Mrs. ]. r. Witter, Mrs. R E. LIND.
strom, Mrs. M. C. McClain, Mn
Truman Searle and Mrs Edward
Nance.
Thirtieth street-Mrs. william
Pender. Mrs. W. I. Starns. Mrs. ".
G. Ogleyee, Mrs. s. S. Davis, Nra
o. B Storbeck and Mrs. Willis ".
Wood. y
Dsnkmsun square-Mrs. J. Paul
Duffin, Mrs. Rudolph Nuessli and
Mrs A. w. CHAMPION.
Miss Ruth Blskempre will Be su-
peryisor at the Long View play.
J ground, Miss Ellen Rosenkrads It
Lincoln park. Miss Florence Quinn
at the Thirtieth street playground
and Miss Ruth Adams at the Dsnk-
mann park.
The supervisors viii direct ths
play Of the children and will -
range for many of the games. Thu
! will also instruct the children d
useful handiwork such as the
which vas exhibited last fall, q
the work of the children made 4
I, Fairgrounds last year.
The playground work has q
vanced surprisingly since the civt
department first took it up severn
years ago and is carried on az q
ficiently as in other large cite
throughout the country. Ever
child in Rock Island is invited Z
the Fairgrounds.
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DENIES CHARGE
MYLES AuRAND
WAS FORGOTTEN
Representative of Chlldren's Home
and Aid Society Explains Its
Position.

Tn -efut,t;or NJ charpee that the
C,u,-, -. -. Az
1AA1uAs o. "a Ato'4.e e s
society OF chicago was dereliet ID
its duty towards Myles Aurand, II
year-old boy, alleged victim Of mis-
treatment in the home Of DR.. Roy
E. Ouderkirk Of Reynolds, Miss
Helen Wallis, its representative. to-
day issued statement tending to
clarity the position of the society.
Miss Wallis, who came to Rock
Island following information re-
ceived by the society concerning
the Aurand case, expressed salts
faction with the prosecution of tbs
Ouderkirks undertaken by the
state. She said the society would
have Instituted proceedings had the
authorities not done SO.
fne Illinois Chldrens HOME
and Aid society is not an institu.
ton; it is al organization" said
Miss Wallis. Its object is te
place orphan children in Iliinoi,
homes only for the purpose Of dis.
pensing with the institution as
place for the rearing of unfortun'
ate youngsters.
Before q child is placed in any
home, the strictest kind of a per
sonal investigation Is made OF thu
environment and possibilities fol
moral and educational advancement
Our representatives not only crit
cally analyze the atmosphere OF tn
home but obtain opinions from thu
community at large.
when the child is once placed
we aim to have a representative
call On him at least once every twt
months. In the cities, this can b.
done every three or four weeks. Be
ing under state supervision, q stat
representative visits each placI
once every sig months.
Home Was Approved.
In the case OF Myles Aurana VI
placed him with the OuderkirIs
year and 2 half ago, but unde; IA
voraote circumstances as indicates
6y surface manifestations. Mr.
ouderkirk Deing a scnool teacher
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MINI, providing for separate
boards for the college and semi
nary failed Of passage, wheretpon
DIR. J. J. Jesperson, superintendent
Of inner missions In Chicago. NOV
ed that the seminary be kept in
Rock Island and that the new the
oligical buildings b erected there.
The vote in favor Of this resolu-
ton was decisive.
$l5Qpqo for pornitpry.
A proposal from the Kansas con-
ference that the funds Of the col
lege and seminary be kept sep8-
rate vas more succesgful. The
synod adopted this suggestion
without debate, and . committee
headed BY DR.. Gustav Andreen,
president Of the college, was ap-
pointed to work out details Of the
plan. 1t Is probable that the sem
mary will receive ell interest on the
Hassalquist, Esbjayu and Church
History funds, . share in the Juhi-
lee funds ~ we'll as the $l00, 000
seminary building and endowment
fund Just cgmnleted. In addition
TO this the seminary will receive
the annual 10-cent assessment lev
led on all members of the synod.
To make the triumph of the day
complete for Augustana college, the
Woman's home and foreign mis-.
sionary society of the synod voted
yesterday afternoon to build q Ia
dies dormitory for the Institution
1t is estimated that the approx.
mate cost will be $4,000. The
only opposition to the project came
from the Minnesota delegates
Strong pleas in favor Of the move
were made by Mrs. ]. X. Abraham.
son, Mrs. C. w. Foss, Mrs. A. A
Milton and Mrs. G. ]. Bengston, all
Of Rock Island.
Directors OF Augustana college
were chosen as follows: Rev. 6
A. Lund, Escanaba, Mich; DR.. s
G. Obman. New Britain, Conn; c
J. Ekfeldt, Ottumwa, Iowa; N. A
Nelson. Chicago, and c. l. Eckman
Jamestown, N. Y.
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CONVENTION NOTES

The recital by Henry Souvaine,
pianist, and Frederick Gunster,
tenor. which was scheduled for
yesterday afternoon at $3.50, was
postponed. 1t will be given from
. to 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in
the college chapel, which will prob
ably attract larger crowd than
could possibly have come at SO late
an hour yesterday. The concert will
precede the vesper service sched-
uled for Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Seiberling is awaiting
word from Akron, Ohio, as to
whether or not to accept the nomi-
nation for reelection to the presi-
dency Of the National Federation Of
Musical clubs. She told The Argus
that she expected an answer to the
telegram yesterday, signed by
board members and delegates ask
ing that her husband give his con-
sent to her acceptance of the presi.
dency. Mrs. Soldering said II will
not accept the honor unless MIR
Seiberling consents, bat ! expect t
hear from him any hour"
The extension luncheon which
was to have been held this noon and
which was planned as social func
ton Of the convention, was post
poned.
The music memory contest IL
which the school children OF tn
seventh, eighth and ninth grades o
J the Davenport schools will partici
pate is scheduled for Monday after
, noon at 3 o'clock in the eolleg
, gymnasium. The children will Civ
the first part of the afternoon pro
gram and Miss Helen Bobby" Bes
Ter and local and visiting artist
will appear.
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QhoCl0 1roylholk loQotae 16noR
- &Qeoe - ~ 11xt olRuu -
1900 8 cpncest IAet niSAt II A.
So ee1eglDog ~ ae1elHt19 q
~ anoattoQ ~ 0e11 q eSdcaGA
go kad nj Wtl1oR vAGh RI
I1n64 4 sensatio4 = ~ot1e31op 3
80 watch few tonoFe s}noo ~
u1Qa& 9le1ak haNe et1e9p4ol =
&anAlA He was 4 uaSgtAeont vev-
s1atiea for local DeeDIe vAo havs
not this season had opportunity to
|hasS anynne Qpite MA lin. en4 tn
repetition q 4 good thing 70 The
visitors fIuR the easf Who had
heard him hefore.s
His lig. poyeffel yoiee v1ieA
simply rolls ont 10 something never
to he forgotten i 4 the kind
which sends eloofrtc-like shocks up
and doup ones spine. - It Grows
into full volume. Although tenor.
there Is Z baritonal quality which
few tenofs possess-a warmth
whicA II apRealing ard satisfyins.
IQ0 G4IFy1Q8 P0vW p INV 4O90bt,
viriie tenof yoics made It reach to
every corner Of the huge auditor
ium last night.
One could fairly imagine him oc-
cqpying the center Of the operq
stage. In his mAgaincent hsarinG
and stature towering over Ill 9th
ers Is he sang. His program last
night included practically ONLY big
numbers. requiring full volume and
showing vocal endurance. His
pleasing manner and facial expires.
sions fere, noteworthy.
Generous With EAeores.
Mr.. Marshall sang the aria, YES.
It'll Ia giubhe" from "Pagliacci'
Neqpcavello) as his opening mum
Der. The deafening applause wal
not stopped with mere bows, AND
finally the tenor came back and
sang the ITALIAN Street Song" No
satisfied with this, the audience de
manded more. The artist respond
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g ~ ~ Gno1 ontlo Il ne
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Mo IloseA t Oh M
~ 80 AsgTq - nn1nh
III heol yo1nr peOple - -
last ting % thA, aklsgnoon1 peo-
eynsn. anA while many had lsft to
30 on the automobile. Side through
NJ IT cttios, q laSo6 paSt q NE
aSternoOa endieace fenat1n& to
have iuSthw illnstrate1 = Wan
that the tri-cieiesa ere doing much
to encourage muac understanding.
There was nueh pFaisa ~ Mrs.
[S. ], NyQuist, ,the dspartQeqt Lad
Ter. They wefe1ruch Impressed with
Itho vondertulsshOUin zna1e BY tho
young women who gavesthe follow
| Ing proGGaR:
tTson A Indian Lodge tIndian
/ Music) ..-........... AacD0Weil
Mtss Helen clarksan. piano.
Her Blanket ...,:..-. Lisurance
Miss Wilma Curtis. voice.
ACCOMPANIED By Miss Ruth Coy
Indian Lament ......... DyorAk
Miss Ethel Livingston. violin,
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Fred JENKINS
ANSWERS CALL
Pioneer Resident ond Prominent
Fruit Grower Dies at Hsne
Of SigtsE.
Especial to Tha Arrusl

Milan. June 11.-Fred Jenkins,
aged 81 years, prominent fruit
grower and pioneer resident of
Black Hawk township. died at 2:40
o'clock this afternoon at the home
Of his sister, Miss Emily Jenkins.
Death vas the result Of paralytic
stroke suffered q week ago.
He was born June .. 1857, and
located here when small boy. He
had been engaged in fruit growing.
Surviving are three sisters. Mrs.
Hattie Kyle. Mrs. Sara J. Freeman,
both of Rock Island and Miss Emily
ut home.
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GUEST ARTISTS
At ROCK ISLAND
CHURCH SERVICES

Visiting artists at the biennial
will appear in the various churches
OF Rock Island and Davenport to-
marrow. A list Was announced hut
because some Of the visitors leave
before the close Of the convention
assignments have bean changed.
Following are the musicians and
the Rock Island churches IN which
they will appear:
Harold Vincent Miliigaa, organ
ist, New York; Mrs. +. A. Blanken-
ship, Dallas, Texas at Broadway
Presbyterian church.
jGeohrey O'Hara, tenor, New York,
ct Zion L9thsran, Spencer Nemor-
ial and Grace Lutheran churches.
Mrs. Alice Nonteriss Of New
York city VIII sing ct The Memorial
Christian church aad It the First
Bapdst church and Mn. Hapry
Lpftae VIII sing st the First United
Omitted Prsshyterien churches.
Ars. Heada Hewitt Stevens, 90
pr9no, New York, 1t Central pcs
byfarfap church.
Nrs. Blsnkanship, soprano, Dali
IL, Tens. n First l(ethndist
church.
Mn Christine Harms, Nsv York
CITY. at TriNity Episcopel chur6h.
MIA RAYMOND Osborn, II F1rut
PresbyteFian Church.
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1Arse+winnsss n ~ young ase-
- contests were announced -
tsreay s1tsfnOoa and tAs toQrtA.
In tn piano eQatsek vsa aaneQA-
60 NJ Ner1dn4.
Hss1an Room. q Cleveland.
0Ains ves Vipnsr e NJ violin con
test. George q. 2nitA Of Evanston.
baritone, woa the male voice prisa.
ard Mis- OeVo9e NadW0fney, mez-
Eo-contIAltA Of HayopnA, NJ J., The
female voico. 1he piano winner ID
Enrique Ros ~ New York CITY.
Much interest conferred In the
contests. which were being held
duriAG the past two days The
prize winners Annognced yestAF-
day afternoon were called to the
platform and introduced to the dele
gates. Mrs.. r. A. Seiberling,
president Of the national federation
personally congratulated the young
people.
Mr.. Rosen is q pupil Of Charles
". Rychhk, who studied with Sew
elk. His average was the second
highest Of the contest, being 87.433,
Mr.. Smith has studied four years,
He studied with e. Warren and X
Howe Of the American Consefva-
tory Of Music. His average VA
1870.
Miss Nadworney is of Russian de.
scent and Ia . CALI Curei type. She
is . pupil Of Mime. J. L. Bayerlee Of
New York City. Miss Nadworney's
average was 1856. Mr.. Res aver.
age was the highest Of all the win.
ners. 1913. He has studied piano
many years. the past two with Sto-
ljowski, Of New York City.
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detroit BOARD
Df HEALTH SUED
CA1lfoFnis Packing Concern Asks
oo0o0 Damages for Loss
Of BuAiness.

Detroit, Mich, June 11.-Suit for
$1e0o. 900 damages was fled In fed
erN court here yesterday against
numbers OF the Detroit board Of
health, by the Curtis Corporation
Of California. Gamers and pack
en-
The complaint alleges the cor
pQatton's business vas damaged
To- that extent through seizure in
O4eober, 1919. Of . quantity Of its
pafnuct following the death Of five
p930ns which the board of health
Declared due to botulinps poison
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TEACHERS WILL
START TO TAKE
SCHOOL CENSUS

School census will be taken this
year and work started Monday
morning. The canvass is to deter
mine the number of boys and girls
of school age and to find out those
of the ages of IA and Is that are en-
ployed. The census is taken every
two years and Is under the direc-
ton of the board Of education. -Four
teachers will do the work. They
are w. L. Kimmel, ]. r. Clark, JOS
eph Beal and Irwin p. Mitchell. ~,
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LABOR Men BOLT
meet At Denver

Denver, Colo. June l1.-Dele-
gates Of the United Brotherhoel of
Carpenters and Joiners Of America.
representing more than S25, 900
workers. today withdrew frem the
convention of the building tFsAss
department OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, when , resolu-
ton Was adopted suspending any
international union that failed to
comply with the awards OF the ma
tional board Of jurisdictiopal
awards.
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CIVIL war VET
FOUND DROWNED

Darshalltown. Iowa, June IL
~ body OF Horace B. Rome, 70,
. EVIL war veteran, whose home
y aid to hare been It the Nation
n: Ho0o Tor Disabled Soldiers at
D9villa. I'LL. was found In the
lcf(e rivsr nss4 here today By boys.
H;ds ba1lered that Rome was
eke1ksn With heart disease and fell
ln9e water, He had heen dead but
y ~ AOars vhea found.
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The ladies Of St. Mary's parish
will sponsor . card party and cof-
fee at Columbia hall, AS Twenty
second street, Tuesday afternoon.
The hours are from Z to s O'Clock,
and . very cordial invitation is ex-
tended the general public.
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MANY HURT IN
BELFAST MELEE


Belfast. Ireland. June 1l.-Opa|
person was shot and perhaps fatal
" wounded and several citizens
were 10 roughly handled that they
had to p taken to hospitals, dur-I
ing . melee last night. A police
lorEy Vas efed upen and Fhep the
police returned the lire. the meleel
followd.
While the Sight yas in pepgressl
crowds Of uniopists chsesed. Nanv
Slim Feinsrs living n tho liafrict
eAspeed their quarters. All Fpade
Fere under glaA n cwrp iores.
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f1S1 - z. pof1aa u paSen-
~ NJ rfsrk oafes. Allsn
SSs555a Vera oglin6sed for ths
- ~ ninoe6rgn oa11p1ny " ~
.si1sg ISoG11n 49, - - vOte6
1'S ~ ~ IoaGeafo III ~ ~
\ 4 ~ VCH. + rllegc WASH.
-. g. vae chairman Of the
! $3.50 Z
!. 4 -. 1907 ~ of nomineeG -
Z 800 q ~ bal1cts = e follows:
q 1870 1Fank Il. 0siberltog.
/ ~ 3nms Rodsrick HinckIe. New
SSIE CITY: 0a0esa Honst0u Daxta,
x&St01nA; Jelzn 2. LycAs. Texas;
06ueO Aail. Rho1e lslasd; Worces.
fSnok WarneA GeW York Russo
Dorr, New Jersey; Oscar Z
HnndIey, AlAhanA; Frances T.
C{UE Pennsylvania: Edgar Still
7S xealev. Ohio: J. I. Dofgan
20: Louis Y. Yagsf, Illinois: HI
III Eceter, Arkansas; a. Dalgleish
BleErict II Columbia; L. H. Drey
lIIegouSl: W. b. Nichols, Missouri;
0eril Frankel. Caifiornia retei
ccenge. Minnesota; herDel'
aple1ons wlscons'n reema a,
6ea Coiorsoo, JONI u1ns '
~ tennessee; Cnarlee "c c.s
Unioi Coss CDA ACcAs' Nv.s.
RolanA: sonA uoso' ~
mpsnlae' uie =. Eaose' ~, U1
ms Ella LAY 0mitn. Ohio' neis 4
errison, Miiis, Illinois; r. 2
nsovell. Connecticut; Kalph foix
4ofida; CorsDy Adams. Noftn Caro
Ia; Davis Allen CampDeii, New
pTk; J. Norman wills. North caro-
-; J. A. Jardine. Eortn Dakota
II. Biankenship, Texas: r.. u
1pes, Arizona; William HamiitOl
9eyly. District OF Columbia Amo
9eyne. West Virginia; Frank Gate
{ Allen, Illinois; James H. Hirsch
1yoPida: r. H. Jones. Massa
49usetas; Caroline Bowman, Geor
~: Boris 0anapOl, Michigan an
~ Misses Katherine 0est OF Roc
and and Uan 3. Stephens Q
Qporgia.
II Many YlgiterS Sneak.
.tw..,x each ret,oraI c,ossd.n
~ r.sscsi .n.sryssors. Confer
0es ~ I'm rc,is Kan sdSresse,
~ ssi..s..s :. -. his,n;s, IN ~
Lcs ~ ~ Hc,sis nam d,recto
800. - corrai, nr;varsitv wh
,..shi. - cona for ths con
rt,cn y ~ ~
< S;st,r.v,sh.a v,s,tor in,roduc
ASsvsnao- ucravan ~ Nj
80 go Nh. o,,nosor n;an;st
Xa1 T.,us va, .opSe Ms
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ATTENTION MEMBERS UCAL
LODGE 10. COS.

Memorial services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at Chippiannock
cemetery. Meet at hall at 1:3e
sharp. By order of
LINCOLN MARTIN, N. G.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-23
Indiana Brevities
BOONVILLE

BOONVILLE Boonville people
took day of Sunday and built sever
al bridges. opening road traffic from
the west which has been cut off for
about IS months. The road which
leads to Evansville has been closed
on account of grading for the new con-
crete road being built by the state
highway commission. Temporary
bridges being necessary and finding
that they could not get it done, citi-
zens volunteered and raised the funds
and did the work themselves.
MUNCIE-Charac terizing the petit
ton Of the Indiana Bell Telephone
company for an increase in rates for
business and resident lines in Muncie
and vicinity as being extraordinarily
unreasonable and contrary to the pres
ent tendencies of the times" City At
torney McPhee has announced that he
will fight the petition when it is called
for hearing before the public service
commission next month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-23
RECORD CROWD VISITS
GALLERY TO WITNESS
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORK

Three hundred people visited the
public art gallery Sunday afternoon,
making a record breaking crowd, for
the art exhibition by children of the
public schools which has proved such
a big drawing card at the gallery dur
ing the past week. 1t is reported that
1880 persons visited the gallery dur
ing the six days it was open last
week OF this number, 500 were par
ents of exhibitors and other interested
persons and $50 were children from
the schools.
The gallery is to be open every day