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Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Giaipnenoiebitabl bel Der @ebeim'
ratsmitiue.

Scr Niuionenoicbitobl i'm Sauie
ser GebeimratSmitwc Ya1insfp in
Berlin, Der BON Dem angebliden
9icllm1dOAen grna @alo nit mcb.
reren aompli5en ueriibt muroe, unO
bel cent Oen Tiebcn @crte in Der
90be BON cinenhnlb Miaionen Mart
in Die Sdnoe fielcn. lit iett bon Ser
frlminalpoli5ei ~oufgcflGrt. gisber
unrecn 6ebn Ncrionen perboftet nnO
3 lit g%ellngen. Den sr0Bten Sell Der
/. cltot;s1en @cgenltGnOe bei5uidai.
en-. 6rau 9aginsfp Bate $4,000
Norf gtlcbnin5 nrsgeiebt. Sonpt.
liter limo Der Gaufmonn Gtrt Mill.
Ter uno oer Jiiriorec3o8lins Souls
&aminsfi.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Mit ~afabemiidem @eprGnae.

BUM erItelmale mad pieridbriger
SalIe tpuroe pieOer in altberge-
bradter 8eile in Der altlo Der llni'
uerlit6t in Wtarburg Der nelle Hef'
tor nit otaoemii6em @eprdnge IN
iein Mmt eingcfiibrt. SIN InidlnB
an einen Srgeloortrag nabm gu
nGGIt Der ieitberige &eftor @eb.
Sat 9rof. Or. 8uib bas 8ort.
@r erinnerte on Die 3eit Dor so
Sabrpn uno oaB oanrals MIR bier
Opfer oes Grieges ieitens Der llni-
ueriitGt 5u beflagen tparen. 8ieSmal
ieien bis iebt auBer bier Ingebo'
rigen oes 2ebrforpers, $50 Stu'
oierenoe gemclOet, Die Den Sob fiir
oas Goterlano Itarbcn.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Sin @unm, Der fidJ @dscl lit Den
&ppf IdllGgt,

Scr Gr3t Or. Senri gepnes aus
Morieine belt fiir3lid in Der me.
oi5iniiden @fa0emie eilten &ortro9
iiber einen 2~5idbrigen GeuroItbe.
infer, ser, Inn SelbitmorO 81 bege.
ben, ii6 in eincr einiumen 8iua nit
einem Stein 5pei 315 3entimeter
lange NGgel in ben &opf i1Iug,
oie Die S66oeloede our6bobrten
uno in oas @cbirn einOrangen
0a6oem oie N6gel entfcrnt mor0en
paren, Itefte Der Batient ourd
eincs ser 20der cine Stridnaocl.
GaS @unocrbore an Der anselegen-
belt lit, ooB Der bartnGdige Selbit.
m0roer BON ieinen beiOen Selbit.
morOperIuden feline iiblen Sol9en
oooontrug.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Tnnt AuElannR.
Der 0icbitabI bel Ger aGmtain bun
Miirttcuubcrg aufgctlGrt.

9ie o~rcIitcu '0otcl0iebitlble, 0it
in Ocn lesteu 8ogen in orei Der
b"orlc1nritcn Sotels in scr 0Gbe 0es
YotSOolncr 4lobes ucriibt por0en
1ilt0, bobcll cine roide Muffl1runo
gefut0rn. &a1oem 5lnlGdlt sic
bei0cn erIten GlebItGbIe botten oii.
gefl1rt ucrcon f0niier, gcIone eS
cudC Den lcbtcn duf5uflGren, Scr
bel Der iriibcrcn G0ni0in uon @iirt.
temberg periibt mlIr0e. Ser 9icb
tpuroe Gin Gpier ieiner mlgeru0bn.
Itd)cn 8reiltigfeit. ltntcrna6m er
bod, nodlocrn er ldon bel Dem 0icb.
ItobI IN Den 3immern ocr frii1cren
S0nigin D &%iirttcmberg beinobe
geltelt moroen lpar, id)on am nid.
item Gage eiilen 5neiten Tcrild), in
Dem gleidlen Sotel einen onoeren
@ait 81 belteblen. 9icicr bate iein
8immer oeriHlolien, ole SdliiIiel
obgc9eben ulo oos &otel pcrloiien.
9a er ODER ctluas peroelien bate,
febrte er id)on nod mcnigen Sdrit-
ten mieOcr i'm, lieB IidJ Die Shliii.
iel gcben uuO lpolte iein 3inmer
6ffncn. 9obei mohte er oie gnt-
0edung, bab BON innen Der Giegel
horgeiGoben mar. Der 9ieb, ser
mieOer our6 Die 9aocitiibe ciiige-
idliden mar, befono IidJ nod in
Dem 3immcr, in Dem cr i6on per-
idieOelte Gcgcnitdnoe gum Mitne6.
men perpacft bate. Sein @erlild,
tpieocr oiirh oen 9ooeroum 5u pcr-
idppinoen, miBlang. @r muroe &c.
faBt uno Der Yoli5ci iibcrgebcn.
Dieie entlornte i'm oIs einen am
IS. @oocmbcr 1894 al glo6en &C.
biirtigen 9ilobauer 2eonboro @irb,
Ger felt eirigcr 3eit in Berlin in
Ser SeiInerItraBe 10 bel ieiner
Sdlpiegermutter mobnte. &rimiials
fommiiiar @cnnat oronete cine
9urhiuhung Der 8obmlng Oes
Gerbufteten on, 81 scr es ieoodl crit
oar ni9t mebr fam. Gin &obrle-
ger, Der i'm Seller Oes SorIes 5lt
tim batte, bate in5fuii9en binter
eem @osmelier perltedt elm 8ofet
g~efrnoen, bas oue SodJen entbieIt,
0ie Der Gonigin BON @iirttemberg
geItoblen moroen maren.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
@erbarb Sndners @erf erleioet
ltnterbrehnng.

9as alli 25 Wanoe berednete
8erf &riegsOofumente BON ".
Yudner, oas einen flaren uno er.
Ihopfenocn llcberblid iiber Den
@cltfrieg in Der Garlteaung Der
jeitgenoiiiidcn Breiie gcbcn ioa
nno BON Dem i'm 8erlag aIbert
sangcn bcrcits nclln Ydnoe eridic.
nen iino, bat wegcn Der ecgenmor.
tigen id,iuieriscn Yerbdltnilie iein
5rihcincn ~mtcrbreden miiiicn; ood)
ion cS, iobalo bic gerh6ltniiie cs
treciio erIaubcn. mcitcr uno IL
id)lrner Solse gu gnOe eeiiibrt
t3croen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
SeimatsfnnSe I'M MotaelS.

Gle StaSt @oslar bot neuc
Nctecloid)sine 81 80. % uno 10
@fennigcn aus9cgebeh bic inert iino,
oud) o~uBerbalh @oslars bcottct 81
meroen. Sic S1eiue iino ooppel.
ieitia tenrudt; ouf Der goroerieite
lit ser BoSlarihe aoIer i'm rotten.
griinen begin. blauen 6eloe barge.
felt. 2ie Niidieite oeS 50-Efennig-
it,cines 5eiat oas ..grnittildy", oa'
nctcn einen @cslarihen 8iennig
bon TAI uno oas Tufatcnm0nnben
BON her aaiierportb. Ter 25.Tien.
niaidcin 5eigt Die beriibmte gde
Iatbais, @arftfirhe uno Safer.
north IN ieincr N%usfItrune.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Accommodations

HilO NttNHFbNIUVt
Nlit Gbnlid3ui @cfii5len Iiebt
man IN Amtralicu ole iopaniide
Alismanoerua0 5uacbmcu. Wian
1laubt lit I'M ei0cucu Sauie be.
orubt, mo Gle Spanning 5uiiden
oen 9lollen liciat. gm beifcliien
ober lit DIE Sro9e Der GimuanOe.
rung alti Oeu Snicln oeS Stiaen
O5eanS nn0 %belonOcrs oui Der onic.
ritouiiden 9olonie Soluai geiuor.
oen. IS mlliri ME cine Sronic al,
Dab bort Ole 9inmonoerunn inter
Dem S6uge eIter omeritaniden
Warrilon Dor iih gebt. yIod elmer
8olfs5ablung pom l.. Sui 1915
CAB ea ouBcr 1900 Roroeuropdcrn
uno Ameritancrn 95,136 Sapaner.
Onuon iolen ctiua 10000 ans alt.
ge0ientcn Sol0aten belteben. Oas
lit tribe iiir 0le Aincritaner, mo
lie bdben fciue SonObabe ougcDen.
Beoentt man nod, oaB aIl @aluai
mo iIbrlgens AUDI aul Den Ybllp.
pinen oas mirtidoftlibe lleberge.
miGt Der Sapaner pom Sabr Su
Sabr lteigt (luu EN- @eIipiel 81 nen.
nen, 10 limo 50 Yrojcnt Der midti.
gen balpallden aoiieelnoultrie IN
iaponilden San6enD, 10 miro Die
@cBeuidBlidteIt nod erbeblih Der.
ltdrft, neil Die Anierifaner li6 in
Der ei9encn Boiition angcgtiiicn ie.
ben. Aber %oben0rcin bat Sapan
our6 Den Srieg nod Die gan5c ala.
tiide &iiitenidiiiobrt bis no6 Su.
oien, Den bauptiddIid)iten 8radt.
roum in Oieicn @e9enoen, Die mid.
tighten &crioneuOampierlinieu. Don
Mcltamerito nab gllien iiber Die SIl.
Icln ulo cine gang unueriebrte San.
oelsflotte on Der SnnO. Gem fam
Amerifa auf Die 0auer nidt rubig
6uiebcn, unO es lit iebr iraglid .ob
cine Sdlidtung oieier Sitereien.
gcgenidse our6 cine fricoli6e Son.
firreu5 mogIid fem miro.
@eioe riiitcn felt langcm 0orauf.
DaS ameritoniide 5lottenprogramm
nit ieinem foloiialcu AuipanO lit
MIR nit 0iciem S~intergrunOe Der.
itdnolid). Sapan lit cin SnieIrei1
mie England, uno mer es befdmpien
mia, muB 6uerit cine 5lotte boben.
Die prottiiAe &eilnabme an &rieg
bot Irnerita in Die Gage geiest,
9roB5iigigc 8orior9e fir ieine gu,
fnnft 81 t%reifen. Seine finon5ieaen
NitteI iihern ibm cine ouBere
llcberIe9cnbeit iiber ieoen @cgncr.
uno es miro feline Soften ideuerL
Sapan III Sdah 81 boltell.
Sir Die 6lotte un0 Den 9rieg
nit Sapan bat man alld) oos gfie.
lenperf oeS 9onols BON 9anoma
geihafien. Scbt boben Die Nme.
rifoner Die M0glihfcit, in raidcIter
6riIt aud ibre atlantiiden Seeitreit.
frdfte in Den Stiaen Njean I'M Not.
faae 81 oirigicrer. llno eS par
1obe 3eit, oaB amerifa ole 2ano.
enge iiderte, neil ole iapaniide Gin.
manOcrung ailf BORT bate binoerno
iein fonnctI. SreiIid lit cs icbt nod
c%mpinolidcr OILS uorber, foaS etuo
Sapan ueriu6te, in Merifo fclten
SUB 5n iaiien mo auf oicie @eiie
lid 5piidcn SAVANNA rno 0orO.
onlerifa ieIt5uieeen. Ser @eiib oes
@anomafanals lit bellte cine onieri.
toniide Se~bcnSfro0e, un0 Die l3u.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Die BON
Der Union aus minOcllens fir Dit.
telamcrifa ncrfoIgt wcrocn, \ limo
ni4t obne s3ilionmeubaug nit Der
Ganomapolitif. 8eniger alS lie norf
Imcrifa ieet oulocu, 0aB cine trent.
De Wadt 6ort fciten SUB iabt oocr
ilber amerifaniid)e angclcgcn6citen
ctluaS mit5ubeltimnlen bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
6alidmiin5cr erbaltcH gcialsene
Strafen.

Sir m.ineei>ns $4,000 Marf faI.
Idle 3iaf5igmarfid)eine fanen ieiner.
5cit aus Sranffurt a. SO. in Die
Gfo!, uno in oas Saargebiet. als
ScrItcuer unr 8crbreiter pl!rOen
nm pom Sdpurgeritt Ser Yial5
ser Hetoufcllr gmil Soltbous aus
2u6enideio, Der aalifmonn 8biIipp
@osner aus Goenfoben, Der Mcs9er
@eora ROB aus gsiirnberg uno Ser
9auimonn Otto aarh aus O0enbod
~obgcurteilt. SoItba.s uno @agner
erGieltcn iei iieben Sabre 8ud]tballs,
aard; B Sabre, ROB a Sabre Sc.
fdngnis.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
MilIiumen GinbrudsSiebitGble in
Mains.

3rei Main5er @eid6ften baben
m1nngcnebnre lteberraihungen in
Scrm bon ldpperen @1nbrudsOieb-
ItdGlcn 9emadt, nobel 5ulammcn
Marcn i'm @erte bon geaen cine
@lilioR Marf 9eltoblen wurOen. SIM
erlten SAT- banoelt es iiA nm oas
@oIOparen- uno llbrcngeidGft bon
&emctter an Shiaerplab, mo- $50.
rem i'm 8erte BON ettpa 100000
lfarf bon ben SGtern mitgenommen
wurOen, i'm 6meiten I'm Oas Sep.
pi1importballs g. Sang uno Sic
om TIaGsmorft, 6ns cbcnfaaS einell
yerluit ctpa in oerielben Sobe 81
bafln9en bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
@oethcS Grbcn abaeiuicicn.

Ger geriub Der iogenannten :.
ben Woctbes, auf Die nclientoedte.
Soctbe 5lgeid)ricbene Soirpb.Sano.
i1rift llrbebcrredte gelten0 5n
.nadsn. lit bon Der &am0ruger
StaatSonpoltid)ait. bel Der S.rai
J~erfol8ung beo:Iso9t mar, abgcmie.
en- norOen. Iic Stontsanwaltid)oit
nimmt oil, Dab Der 9emcis fir
3oettcs l,rbcLeri6nit nidt erbradt
lei mo ielbit pennl er erbrad)t \.
sc. miir1e Dies SugenOpert nIft gu
icincn priulleDiertcn @erfrn gebo.
.en. 9as &erf lit in $anburg en-
idicnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Sin ieltencr 1ait i'm @irnberser
HeidsmnlO.

Sn Dem groBen &eidspalo, Dem
Seelpaloerforit in 3iirnberg, in
Dem als iagbare Siere ionit nur
9febe, Saien uto SiiGie porfom.
men, trieb ii9 elm GROCER al,sge.
wadiencr 8ar berlim. @iner Yd-
rcntreibergrIppe entfommen. modte
CT eiliige Gage Die 8aloungen bel
&raftsbot Serolosberg uno Galdl.
reutb, iomie Den alien ShiebplaB
unli6er. Sol3neiber no Streuredp-
ner nabmen id)on 0fters beim Gin
Slid oieies Barren HeiBalis, mas
aber aud mandmal Der Sar tat.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Sir 10000 Ntarf Gleftri5itGt se-
Itublen.

9nB ~beut5utooe aues geitoblen
miro, 5eigte iib in 2or5weile, &bein.
beIIer, bel Den re0elmdBig uorge-
nommeten 8eoiIionen Der eleftrilben
@nla0en. 2obei itente li6 berous,
ooB our1 raffinierte @inridtltng
fir runo 10000 Mart eleftrii6e
araft perbrauAt, Die uidt Ourh oie
N1eIIer onge5eigt iuuren unO iomit
audi uidt be5oblt 81 perOen braud.
ten. Man lit Der Sade oennod auf
oie Spur gefommen. Son elmer SIN.
5eioe tpuroe obgeieben, ooh mrlB bon
Oen 9eteiligten nofge8ablt peroen,
uno oieS niht 10 fnopp.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
@iIbelmine b. Si0ern lekte Tnbe-
itittc.

Die SdriftIteaerin b.. Siacrn, Die
lange Sabre in Miinhen gelebt
bate, Damn na6 Sberammergall
liberfieoelte, mar in ibren lesten
2ebensiabreit BON bort nah aidau
ge6ogen, NO iie aud geitorben 1T
Sbre iterblid)en lleberreite murOen
nun ibrem lebten 8unide gemaB
na9 Sberammergau iibergefiibrt
unO BORT beigeleet. @leid3eitig fin-
oct BORT Die @inpeibung 0es fir
iie erridtcien @~raboenfmals Itatt,
gu Dem audi Greunoe Der 9idtcrin
be%igetragen baben, Die Don ben So
milien Yrofelior 3eno 9iemer, IN
Sinern-Slinidy uno Scuba gu Ser
8eier beionoers eingelaoen purOen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
a%nflOians pon b0beren @dnIen.

"a oas prenBiide aultusmtnt.
Iterium Die b0beren Shulen, De.
ren SdI .er5abl inter t25 iinft.
alifdulolen beidIoiien bat. iino aiid
Ole meltbcriibmte GanoeSihule
Bforta unO oas alte Donlgpmna.
linn III 9talimbnrg e~efdbroet.
luSeroem meroen poralsli6tlid
ourd Misunderstanding bier
8pmnaiien Der Yrouin3 Yranoen.
nlrg pom I. April 1921 an abgc-
ballt, ebenio oas 8pmnniium Der
5tuOt Yirs in DER 8rooin5 Sad.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Waiienaus6rnd ans elmer Strafan
italt.

Mie aus Sqaua, i'm friibcren I'M
9ariiden aomitat Grenciin, 9emcI.
oct miro. linO aus Der Oorti9en
S~irafamltalt "a Str1flinge ausge.
brod,cn. Bon Den @cfliidteteu pur.
oen e0 mieocr eingebraht. 9ldt
mnrocn BON Der @ahe angeiholien.
oaruntcr orei itaer. @iner lit &c.
ltorben. Niles meiit 6oraii bin,
bob Ole SIud,t bon Dem ma9pariid)cn
Otcrlcttnnnt Bella Grobnics, Der
ucgcn espionage icltgenommcn wur-
ne. norbereitct mar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
CHICAGO MEN WIN
GAMES FROM ALEn0
BILLIARD PLAYEps

Before the largest crowd On.
gpegated at an open house Of A.|
Aledo club in the last two yean
Marion Job Of Chicago, champiu|
midwest pool player. last night d.,|
feated two Aledo players and op,|
expert player from Burlingtor|
Iowa, in pocket billiard games ii
$50 points. BY 1880. the TIM
scheduled for the game to start
every room in the club was pack]
ed with spectators anxious /,
watch Job play. In order that II
might view the match, chairs wes
placed on the tables in the read.
ing rooms so that those in II,
rooms might look down on hs
game as it progressed. Job livsd
up to his reputation when he DE-
feated Fred Johnson and Earl DIV.
idson. who are considered the bat
pocket billiard players in Alsda
with a score Of $50 to 96. Follow.
ing this game P. W. Loose Of Bufl.
ington challenged Mr.. Job to I
game, but was defeated by the CT
cago man with a score Of $50 70 u
Due to the, match no games va,
played last night in the three.
cushion billiard tournament nov b
progress at the Aledo club. n,
games were to be resumed today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
MEN OF CHURCHES
LAUNCH MOVEMENT
4 TO PROMOTE GOOD

The men of the East Moline
churches have formed q brother
hood for the accomplishment of all
possible good to East Moline. The
first meeting OF the brotherhood
will be held 1t 3 Sunday afternoon
in the lobby Of the East Moline Y.
DIR. Chapman, pastor Of the First
M. E. church of Rock Island, will
be the speaker.
The singing at the meeting will
be led by Ralph Stoltz of the Y and
a violin selection will be offered by
Edward II. Johns of East Moline.
The weekly meeting of the boys
bible class will be held tomorrow
morning at 8. The purpose Of
these meetings, led by H. J. Banta,
secretary Of the Y, is to encourage
the boys in the study Of the bible
and also to further clean living
and clean sports in the youths.
This class is made up Of boys from
the ages Of 10 to II years. Tomor-
rows meeting promises to be very
interesting, AZ each Of the boys is
expected to bring as an admission
fee something OF interest which
be has found during the week. The
article may be anything that would
be Interesting to the class, such as
q FOSSIL, peculiar stone or some
natural wonder, or q short story
or verse.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
HAASIS NAMEl
HEAD OF AlEDl
BUSINESS Bon
Merchants Select Onicers n, =.
It Last Nights Meeting 4
Z ! Association.


c. A. Haas was elected pre,,A..
of the Aledo Retail Merchants. :.
ISOLATION last night at il A.,
meeting and election Of ~.
held 1t the city hall, A q.
crowd was in attendance a ~
meeting and plans for the -.
work were discussed.
Other officers for the NJ. =.
were elected at last nishts -
ing are: vice president, D, e.
secretary, S. T. Ash; treasss
Ralph Thcde.
No special business other -.
the election of officers was -.
up, but it was the general des;s..
Of the association that q IN.
membership should be built On ~
year. and that more social eys,,,
should be arranged.
Committees, which includs I,
membership, social and entert,i,
ment committees, will be NAMED !,
the president at a later date
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
BUSY week IS
PLANNED FOR
!. FARM ADVISOR
Farmers to Meet at Hamlet Con.
munity Hall to Discuss the
Road Oilhg Proposition.

Farm Advisor P. S. Richey is al
Ways a busy man, but his schedule
next week calls for q meeting each
day some place in the county, be-
sides handling the usual routine Of
business at the Aledo Office.
Monday night of next week the
farmers Of Hamlet, Reynolds. Buff
falo Prairie and Marston commu-
mites will meet at the Hamlet COM
munity hall to determine the posi-
bility OF oiiing the various roads
connecting these communities. Mr..
Richey will speak at this meeting
and will tell something of the road
oiling program and work done in
Aledo last year.
Tuesday night Mr.. Richey plans
to be present at the meeting of the
members Of the Presumption unit Of
the Mercer county farm bureau as
ISOLATION, which will hold a meet
ing at Presumption. Business Of
special importance will be taken
up at this meeting and all members
are urged to be present.
Mr.. Richey will speak at a meet
ing Wednesday, plans for which are
being kept secret until later date.
Thursdays program includes an
all day meeting of the Marston COM
munity at the. Baptist church in
Marston. A big dinner will be
served by the ladies of the church.
Friday evening the farm advisor
will be present at a meeting of the
farm bureau members Of New Bos;
ton and vicinity. Due to the resig-
nation of the farm bureau director,
M. F. Prouty, it will be necessary to
elect a new director at this meet
ing. Problems Of interest to the
people in that community will be
taken up.
While no meetings are scheduled
for Saturday of next week it will
no doubt be busy day, for Satur-
day Is usually callers day at the
farm bureau Office and both the
farm advisor and the assistant farm
advisor. as well as the office secre-
tary are kept busy with the flood
OF Saturday visitors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
RED PEPPER HEAT.
STOPS bACkACHE.
Concentrated Heat Penetrates
Right Down to Pain Spot
Brings Ease at Once.

Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis,
backache. stir neck. sore muscles,
strains, aching joints. When you
are suffering so you can hardly get
around, just try Red Pepper Rub"
andyou will have the quickest re-
lief known.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red pepper. In
slant relief. Just as soon as you
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes, it
warns the sore spot through and
through. Frees the blood tircuia-
ton. breaks up the congestion-and
pain IL gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers. costs little 1t
any drug store. Get Z Jar ut once.
Almost instant relief awaitf you.
Use it for colds in chest. No mat
ter what you have used for pain or
congestion. dom fail to try Red
Pepper RubS-(Adv.) IA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
TODAY In AL EDO@
AND MERCER COUNTY


Graham led his trusty tribe of
bowlers into q complete victory
last night, thus placing his team
tie with the Has Beens for first
place. The. contest was close
fought affair and the gallery geds
displayed their interest with, loud
cheers.
Wayne Christy secured high
score with 234 pins and E. Bjork-
man; captain of the Wood Pliers,
set pace for his men that hon
ored him with high total score of
619, edging Valentine out Of the
high total position by one pin.
This completes the first Of the
series Of Is games that will be
played before the tournament ends.
The scores of last night were an
improvement over the previous ev-
ening's scores. but yet lacking the
punch of the last tournament :
Last nights scores follow:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
MAYOR REvOKES
POOL HALL PERMIT
AFTER COMPLAINT

The license Of the Royal Billiard
hall, 703 Fifteenth avenue, East Mo
line, was revoked this morning by
an order issued by Mayor George F.
Johnson, following q charge Of run
ming a disorderly place by promi-
nent citizens Of East Moline.
The place has been under the eye
of the East Moline police force for
some time and was declared to be
an eye sore to the community, but
not until this morning was the Ii
cense OF James G.. Stathis and Nick
Nivias, proprietors of the place,
taken away from them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21

Illinois Chamber ct Commerce
members In Moline show consid-
cradle interest in Z list Of iegisla-
tive suggestions made BY other
units Of the organization.
The public utilities legislation
has the attention OF the Moline
members at the present time. and
the relative merits Of this plan AZ
compared to the home rule plan
will be discussed at the meeting in
Springfield next Wednesday, Fnr-'
Their referendum may result from
the session the day previous when
the directors will consider other
proposed legislative enorfH W. g..
Carstens will be the Fepfe sentatjSe
of the Moline Business Mems asso-
citation at both the directors meet
ing and the Wednesday conference.
Paramount among the 30 Oug-
gested laws are the creation OF q
state police force, providing uni
form trafiic laws throughout Illi-
nois, advancement Of road build
ing program which assures each
county proper recognition in appor-
tionment of highways to be improv-
ed, an increase in revenue for the
state university, the public schools
and teachers salaries, special high
school tax, uniform text books. and
authorization Of municipalities to
appoint city planning commissions.
The chambers attention has been
directed to q housing law which
will result in the erection of more
houses in Illinois. It is also pro-
posed that the matter Of annexing
territory to municipalities be SIM
plified, and another suggestion
would give incorporated towns and
villages control in planning sub
divisions within q definite radius OF
corporate limits. and extension OF
the emergency law to raise city
tax from $3.50 per 500 to 81. This
year marks the expiration Of the
emergency law and it's extension
would leave it in effect for two
more years. Primary and taxation
laws. reviSion Of workmen's COM
pensation, the criminal code with
greater punishment for burglary
and robbery, and increase of bar
riers to parole are also advocated
A request is also Issued to the
chamber to take greater interest
/, in licensing athletic organizations
and to authorize properly regulat-
ed boxing matches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
ADDITIONAL ALEDO
ENTERTAINS SOCIETY.


The Woman's Home Missionary
society of tho First Methodist
church met yesterday at the home
Of Mrs. Mamie Dunlevy on North
College avenue. One of the inter-
esting features of the afternoon
program, which was under the d.
rection of Mrs. Harry Morgan, was
the honors bestowed upon Mrs.
Lloyd Of Aledo. when her daughter.
Mrs. George Buford of Keithsburg,
made her a perpetual member of
the society. Mrs. Morgan present
ed Mrs. Lloyd with the certificate
carrying this honor and gave an
interesting talk concerning the
work and accomplishments of the
society. Mrs. Buford responded
to Mrs. Morgan with a short talk.
Mrs. Dale N. Roberts favored with
. delightful solo, "A Little Bit of
Love" Following the program and
business session the refreshments
committee, OF which Mrs. Sam Ba-
ker was chairman, served a lunch.
s Afternoon Party.
The Misses Alice and Edith
Church were hostesses yesterday
afternoon to a number of young
friends at their home on South
College avenue. The afternoon was
spent in an informal manner, fancy
work being the principal diversion.
Luncheon was served during the
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-21
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Jan. 2i.-Hogs, receipts
$4,000; fairly active, largely 35c to
40c lower than yesterdays aver
age; lights of most: top $50 on
light lights and underweights; bulk
9.00@9.25; pigs 35c to 40c lower:
bulk desirable 80 to 125 pound pigs
9.40@9.60.
Cattle, receipts 1000; general
trade slow to lower; no choice beef
steers here; bulk 7.75@S.75; quail
ity plain: good fat cows and heif-
ers neglected; few COWS above
$50; bulk mostly 3.25@3.50; bulls
about steady; bulk boiognas $500
600; veal calves mostly Csc high
er; bulk good and choice .11.5O@
1880; stockers and feeders weak
to lower.
Sheep, receipts 5000; lambs
steady to strong; lamb top 1885;
some held higher: bulk $500
1915; choice lis pound ewes SIS;
some .handyweight cheld higher;
bulk 4.25@5.50; NO early feeder
sales, talking steady.