davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-06-14

There is a fish which lies buried
in the coral sand of the south seas
the spines of whose dorsal fin are
hollow, like the fangs of rattle
snake. When stepped on IT elects
a poison which kills or cripples the
victim.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

And though stripped to zero i
weight, they score high in fit an
finish.
Solid colors; neat stripes an
novelties.
All sizes from 33 to 46 with models ft
regulars, shorts, stOuts and longs.
We cannot make alterations
Partly because we shall be too busy, but chief
because the low sale price won't permit an ext
operation.
Sale opens at 8 a.m.-so men ca
shop on their way to work.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
8rieffaiten.
Grennbe ans @anern, anlo SD

Trennbe aus &apern! Cola Mon
te5, Die obenteuerii6e SGn3erin. oie
ii6 in ooS &cr3 &oniq 2uomigs 0es
Griten bon 8anern |6inein1etor5t
un0 ourd ibre 6re6beit nn0 Sic III
umihrdnfte politiI6e Mod1t sic tie
n%usiibte. in Miin1en i'm Sabre 1913
einen Iufiton0 beronlaBt botts, mar
i'm Sabre 1852 in @oibington ipc
tie einen Gortrag belt ODER in elmer
8oriteGung ouftrat; id meroe Der
iu6en, NGbere8 iiber oieien 8eluh
al,s0ufinoen. Sic frat in onoeren
omerifonii6en St66ten olf; aud in
Seem Orleans, am 80. 9esember
1852. Mein Sreuno Sanno 9eiler.
(aeltorben i'm Sui 1909 friiber
BrofeIior on ser 3ulunc llntberiitGt
er5GbIt BON Solids @nitipiel foI1en
Sc ergosIi6e Gom66ic: DSn Ncp 81
leans figurierte Cola Monte5 in
Sfanoulen, ielblt Dor @eriht r,uroe
iie %sitiert, mo- iie leihten S6rittes
uglei6 elmer @a5elle" in oen Soo'
9ebiipft fam. Gem @eiGGftsfiibrer
oes Blacioe Gbeoter8, ser lie berflnq
te, neil iie ibm einen SuBtritt Der
lest uno einen S1uft uno Sharfen
ccnonut bette, erpioerte lie I'm &c.
ridt: Sid, bos 1ino Sic ia nod I'M
mer, mein 2ieber!" 8eqcn Sen hid
fer orilfte iie beim Inblif ser gro
ben 3uiGouermengc ibr @coouern
ans, nidt 50 GintrittSeclo periangt
81 baben; Sem glopofoten Ser C,cQen
partei modte iie nit ibrem Neoeitroni
oie Soare 81 8erge Iteben; ltn0 ihr.
freden Gemerfunqen riefcn ot cir
IhalenoeS 0clG6ter berbor IN hns
Bend ono Bar" einItimmten. =
gnf Dem MiiIiiiippi.0 ampfer. oui
peI6em iie bon Seem Orleans Of.
reiite, bob ibrem S4oBbiinor@'1 or
Der Gable o'Sote elm eigener 6 NJ
ben ibr reierbiert meroe. llnh %
6ies nidt qeihab, mo1lte iie Sen So
pitdn ouf ibre @eiie abfan8e(n. 9ic
Ter ber5og feline Wiene, biiftr IiF
ober, pofte Sen Softer beinn @enit
mo mari i'm in Sen Miliiiiipai BIN
aus lino qlS er an sic nG6ItF @altc
Itele fam. iette er audi Die mt
lhnoubenoe Cola ans 2nnh. Qoll
Ytorh am t6. Sonuor 1861 IN IIto
no BEL Seem Oorf. perormt ms il
einem Iibl. d.
@uitap 8eu0er
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
GineciauOt!
Bon s 30 II Alt
g~8oibington, 9. 6.

Gas 6rommtun ltn0 oos airdengebu
Gas lit nidJt unire Stdrfe,
Nir lingen germ bel Bier mo Nein
gto6 iourem Sogesperre;
@s IoIien 2eib' uno Seele ii5
Sim beiten 10 eririidcn,
3'rum fGnnt ibr ulS Qcitobleu iein
Sonnmt Sdnap8 unO &roGibltion!
Is id)Idgt oeS Sdidiol5 rou5c 3on0
Gem &cr3en tiefe &1n0cn.
gSie f1r5 lit unire 2cben95eit
gSie bnlo oobin qeidn1m0cn'
God menu e5 trGitcno bl:uft ut0
fIinet,
Dn tretet ibr oo3miihcn:
0'rum f0nnt i6r ms Qeitohlau icir
Sommt S6nops uuO &robibitien.
or baItcn an Ser 6reibeit felt
9ie Seiferion oeIchret,
Nie mebr ais hunoert Sabre i1on
Nuf8 bette iidl bemGbret.
N}on loH inns IN sic refine S1Gt,
Afidt Shmin6el. Safer miiNen:
D'rum fount ibr unS qeitohGcn lein
Gammt Sdnap3 uno @robibition.
@or eurer Eiire febrt 5uerit
Statt andre St befebren.
TOr allen iltht ser Serl6elci
Glt6 mannbaft 3u %ermcbrcll.
Gin 2abetrunf Dor aller NSclt.
Ncr0ient niht Stud ru1o 2iiden:
0'rum ,f0nnt ibr un5 neitohlcn ieir
Gdmmt Sbuaps un0 Grobibition.
22eiI ibr in &bisfep elld beroui,ht.
g8ollt ibr oas Bier ber0ommen?!
$50 bIeibt sic Qogif oo, ibr 0erru
vie remit lid 6as 3uiompten?
&ir miiien nnbl, NOS ihr be3meft,
Dem 8olf ons uuf3utii6en:
Drum f0nnt ibr, ms geTtohIen ieir
Sommt S6napS rn0 @robibition.
Set eltre Srou'n ocs 8ier5 lid
freu'n,
Nerlernen Tie 6o8 S6minfen;
Sic fperoen i60ner Gag fir Gag 4.
@eicgnet iei oos &rinfenl-
Gle mer0en rltn0 un0 bIiiben iriitl
@ie Roietl on Sen 8iiihen:
Drum fonnt ibr ullS Qeltob!en ltil
Samnlt S6nnp8 ms Nrobibition
GntbaItiamfeit, Sic man er3minqt
SIT MIR bon fllr3er 9urcr.
Sbr iogt ia ieIbit, Ser GeufcI lei
@cIt1noiq ouf Ser 2ouer,
Sbm gliift in gon5 Nmerifo
Bur 3eit 0o5 SeeIenfii6en:
Drum f0nnt ibr uns aeitohI"n ieif
Sommt Sdnaps uno &robib;tion.
8ir bIei6en oeutIAer Site trelt.
SSm nelten @aterlonoc:
Die Oanfce-S oubeit bre6e 1i5,
Nn unferm @ioer1ton0e,
0oS quite, 6aS mir m%itgcbrod]t.
@ir lulien's nidt berpilmcn
Drum fonnt ibr unS oeitohien fem
5ommt S6nap8 uuo Nro6ibition.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
0entidjcr @oiIcuOunsOcrein. grd

GeMtidjcr @aiIcu6amsUerein. 8rG
ii0eni Miartin @icgano; Sefretdr:
@crn1om O, S2infler. 40 Schitc
StraBe, &.-8. Qircftorcn-Gcri. am
>. Somtog /. SO
6rnuen 6ilfsDcrcin Ocs 0cntiden
@aiieubanies. Sruu GbaS. &llpper-
tu8 GrdiiOentin; ScfretGrin: 5rall
EcuIine MoltberS, Nnocoitio, 8. s.
NcriammlunQ am 2. 0onnerStog /.
90 i'm @oiienbalts.
Hnppert Same 6rancu ;6ilfsber.
Elm. FrGlincntin: 6rou SO. 0e@ruin;
ScfretGriH: 8rou 9. &rrmfe; @eri.
am >. 0ieuStog /. Nt., 3 ll9r nod
mittag8 im Support Some.
GoucurO &lu6. GrdIi0ent: Garl
@ofimonn; SefrctGr: &urt &oeIdner,
Ala R Str. q. Is. 8oritouo8iisun-
cen .ieOeu 5neiten @eneruIperianm-
lungen ieoeu picrteu D%ounerstog i'm
Wfonot, 314 6 Str. g. ".
@rOipect Sil Grmcterp. g9m
Stiebling, 8rdiioctt; Mu1. Ylartin
@cfretar; Gbas. 4~ridloe00e. Gddb
meiitcr. Sicri. aH /. 6reiton i. M
IN S22 9te Ctr N.-g8.
:. G .SiIfSpcrc;n. 3l4 s 5traBC
C. u. 8rGiioent: <rt &odfnar
Scfrct5ra Or. Saul @IeiS, 5000
Nhobe &aIon0 2lbe., g. g.; Tinou3
icfretGr: Gron SO. 9. GGn;g, 400 go
2pe. 9. g.; SGaemeiiter 81. IS
Mrinf, 1902 @ier5ebntc ctr. q. %
@eriommIungeu fin0en itatt; Gre
clitipfomite on jeoem +. 8reitoQ i.M.
Notwithstanding an jeoem 8
Trcita9 I'M Mtpnot.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
gan6smannihnit!ia)e nno l%lnteriti,
rug@ @creine.

&erc.n @abcn. Gcri. am ?. W1itt-
mod i. ~. i'll 922 $50. glpe. N.8.
Safob @ir3, Sefretar, 1913 9
Str. GO.
Nmerifauiidcr lluteritiitnn9S-
&crein. Gbas. @ramlib, 8rGii0ent.
gic. 8icgQno, Gcfretdr. S24 &c Ct
S.-M. Sci. Gronflin t750-j. @cri.
an 3. 9ienStog /. sc. IN 922 ga
Npc., e g8.
NeiieubarmltGotcr lInt9rFiitnnRe'
%crcin Gmi( Spobn YrGi.; Spbn
Meininger, SefretGr, 1920 Ndlte
Str. NC. %cri. 3. Wiittpoh i. &c
in 922 ga gec. 0.-@.
Gattbcntidcr %crccM- yGoibiuutaa
;. Is. GcfretGr. Mm. Stncrntauu
II 0bGItnut Str, Satoma Norf, Is
@cri. ON 1. 0pnrerstne /. ID. i'm
SdnserbunO.
l!nterititnngS-S mnS, Siitritt gu.
100. Mih 0iee. Gefretdr, Mt- &ai-
nier. Wto. &crl. an 4. Oienstag i.
Nc. in go. 922 ga. Ipe.. N.&.
u@aibiugtnn Mctaer llntcrlfiik'
nags-&crein". &rdiibent: STEPHAN
6ranf, 200 SebIte Str. GO. Scfre'
tQr: 6rlb &eb. 1t2 Ate ctr. NC.
,seri ON 0ipnstoo i. 81. in 92G
va anl. N..@.
@ilbrim Sca llmterltii emnGs- Sc
icliidmit, &eri. an 3. Np"to9 /. W
II 922 NO 9lpe. 9s.-@ ~.al Bad,
idmiot, Gcfrctar, 907 90. StraB'
Noromeit
Cnfel Craig Scfanisunssucrein
%cri. om 2, 9icllstaa /. 81. I'M San
1crbuno. @rp Woir. Gcfrctar, 1873
@rItc Ctr. N.-g2.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
@.ians : @creinc.

@aibirgtOu Gam9erdnuO, 314 6
Str. q. y. Martin @ieganO, @rdi.
@iGor0 8rolmer, ScfrctGr. 3t4 6
Str. @.-2S. 9ir2ftcren .%cri. an 2
DienStoJ l.. 90
@ernauia MannerdOr, 922 &a.
}'be. gt&. Groiiocnt: Sobn 9teif;
SefretGr: 6riB @afincr, 1850 8la-
ocnsburq Noo0. e. T.. &crlamm-
hing ON /. 9onner5tog !. ~.
SGugerbnnS 9amenuereiv @el1
III 2. y apo6 /. SO. abenoS s llbs.
Il Gda9crbnn0.
NriOn SGmeuoerein. Sruu q.
Rrumfe. 4Srdl. &erl. an =. W;1ttDc@J
I. Sc. ahcnos 8 llbr q
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

8ieoerbolt bobcn Sdreiber oeut-
Ider abItammung auf Die ~i6luar8e
@efabr" in ben &beinlunoen auTmert.
fam gema6t. .2pnfers" erbob noN
in Der lesten Summer oieier 3eitung
feline Stinme in eere6ter Gntriiltung
iiber Die ungebeuerli6en 0inge, Die
Die 0ertreter Der oneuen" &ultur oa
qeItotten. llngebort ober Derbolt I'M
fer Sdrei, penn mir uns nidt be.
miiben, oos oIes an Die breite Del
fentIi6feit gu bringen. Die &otboli-
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
VcrCin8s0 alCuOcY

Ole @crrcn ScfrctGrc iiuo ge6eten
ms ltcts bon Observation-Disclosures
lorDie BON SoraGitQen in ibren &erei-
uen Seri6t 81 qeben, mo iino mir
tets bcItrcbt. iol6e oil gceigneter
5tcQc ati5unebmen.
@reis fir nie Snicrtion ser aor-
&c $3.50 pro Sa6r.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

MaS M MaAri6ten bis Mittiuod
Witta8 i'm bureau bes nSSaIblagton
Sunrnol3" lit, fam in Der am fplgen'
ben Treitug criNeincnOen Nnmmer
Geornft iucrSen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Metscr ~Oerlanst

mcI6cr in oGem einidIGgigem @urIt.
MAIDEN bcipon0rrt lit, fir hrs 2ono.
Ofiertcn iin0 SIT ridten an glnton
gfimmerridtcr, y. 8. 8or, 8ranon.
iuinc, Wor9Iono.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
GOanaelifa e~ntacriide 3ions-Sirde.
6. uno q gtrnBc 9.-@.
Gid)oro Sdmiot, @altpr.

Naionntaglid, eonntoasi6hlc nm
Ht0 llbr normittags.
9eltIher @~ottesoienlt ieoenSonn-
tag 10 llbr normittngs.
gnqlii6er @~ottesoienit, an ieoem
Sonntae Inn II llbr morgens unb
7.45 llbr ubenos.
9ltther 9iga, @o6enonbodt fir
SeOermann jeoen 9onnerStdg Ibeno
nm 7.45 llhr.
&onfirnionbcn llnterrid)t jeoer
Montaa unO 0unlerStog obcros 7
l1br.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08
Shad More Plentiful

The catch of shad this week on the
Delaware was greater than last week,
while but small in comparison with
former years. The largest catch was
reported by Ben and Walter Raine.
On Monday they caught 10, Tuesday
10, Thursday 81. For 50 shad caught
in three days they got SGT.
Monday Jonas C.. Raine caught 10,
VIM. Shaffer Is, David Trumbull q,
Roberts and Dolbow IT. Tuesday j.
C. Raine and Nm. Gibbs Is, Roberts
and Dolbow II. Since Tuesday the
catch has been from a dozen down to
nothing.
Joseph Roberts began buying shad
on the wharf last week. The opening
price on March 28th was 25 cents a
pound for melts and 35 for roe. The
retail price was 5 cents a pound
higher.
The large catch of shad on the Ches-
apeake bay and the large catch of
ocean shad glutted Philadelphia and
NeH York markets so some fish were
sold for fertilizer as all were not dis
posed of for food last Saturday. That
brought the price of shad down.
IhS week ME. hoOeTlS SoL IL anu
20 cents a pound on Monday and
Tuesday and 18 and 25 cents the re-
mainder of the week.
The report from the bay fishermen
is that the catch has been small. The
dry weather has made the water clear
and mossbunkers appeared in the bay
they never use to arrive until
near the close of the shad season
about June LIST.
With the smaller catch on the Ches-
apeake a larger catch on the Della
ware with higher prices is hoped for.
A large catch of shad was made on
Thursday in the bay off Maurice river
cove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

Other TOWNS had o,,aat Affections
c,bicb led fo a cbanaa o. oTelnment
G.-4 n.bo" 10 oronf v.o-. 1boon1 cam
9'r nao~ors nd coInciLTen We're
o'l,a1 70 +bo ocaasioD Flon9 q oniae
eoT.o 81 2so9 inbsLi+ants suddenly
Sam ra- - : s,'oat in from ali
- I,a'+o,s pc - fbo 9| "i66o III Tbey we've
tae- - vi o,J "a cio -, - Tho +bero ,rora
$3.50 n 10. . 80 e1d hI1l - in cow sheds
nj 7rdI,cbo5 = H1ndInds Of houses
-'-" ~, KIN +,.o1idr Iiao 1aid s+yeets
,,., ', aaT 5oIooi bn.sa md boronob
I'll a.ao+od Nv. ,aarors md councils
~. 1900 er ~ niS' : tbeT net nobIv'
-
~ ~ hoo,, ono room, ,.an4o.l for a.
III the 'oolL JlI9 l0od' foioSo1j h.
LL-ett a. " MIolG i,gusJ F, H. Va2er
S1I9e J.. ""S 49, NM .bo ondisdl,
81 I'm. a,.a.od 5o,. ro 90 nSa av+3, ~ avaTv time
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08
Cent-A-WOrd Column

Advertisements published under thi.
head at minimum price of 25 cents fol
70 words or less, first Insertion Sub
sequent insertions Is cents each. Ad.
ditional words, l CEN for each word
half cent each following insertion
Cash with order. Charge accounts
cents additional.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

The Road Camp is now located on
the INSTRUMENTATION road,
having been moved from the Pointers
Auburn road. The buildings are on
the Charles England farm about one
mile west of Auburn. There are SO
men at the Camp and with 10 in Jail
the pre-war record continues to be
broken.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

Mrs. Layton said in part:
The most far-sighted student of
municipal affairs could scarcely have
predicted that the devastation of
Galveston, Texas, by a storm would
lead to a change of government in a
hundred cities in a decade, where each
commissioner gets $1,000 a year and
the president $4,000. In some com
mission cities salaries were doubled.
Money is wasted or commissions,
while our Mayor and Council do it for
nothing and put it in u new Borough
hall Of which we should be proud,
Here the Mayor watches the Council
and the Council watches the Mayor
Power and responsibility are not con
c~entrated in a few hands.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

The Salem and Penns Grove Trac-
ton Company, as predicted, has ap-
piled to the Public Utility Commission
to increase their rate of fare from
seven cents in each zone to eight
cents. The hearing will be held be-
fore the Commission at the State
House, in Trenton, on Tuesday, 18th
inst.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

The English poet, Alexander Pope,
G688-1744) in his famous Essay on
Man, said:
"For forms of government let fools
contend,
Whatever is administered best is
best"
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

BUILDING LOTS for sale on Elyir
venue, Penns Grove. Harry S. Bar
Der. Lett
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Overland car, model SO,
IN trst-class condition; good rubber.
VIII demonstrate Bartine Johnson.
1O9 Pitman st. 3-25-3t@
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

EXPERIENCED FARM r AND wants
a position. Address Robert Bloomell,
Cream Ridge. n J. 4-S-1t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

LOST white crochet yoke. be-
tween Broad and Main ST. to Sack Ave.
Reward. Return to 90 5. Broad st.
4-S-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

NOTiCii--W purchase Fresh Eggs
and Poultry Boston Creamery, 40. 10
south Broad St, Penns Grove. I-1-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FRESH cows FOL SAIE-Edw. NJ.
Summerill, near Penns Grove. 4-S-lt
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR RENT-Eou>e. rooms. bath.
electricity ana heat. No. 1Gt State
81. y. II. Iu!.re. 4-S-lt%
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Ford Hook early sugar
corn Tor seed. Charles D. Humphreys.
3-lS-6t@
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOE SALE-Cabbage plants. best
early varieties. Preston Pedrick, near
DIGuans STATION. 4-S-3t"
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Sugar corn seed; Ford
hook, and Stowells evergreen; also
pepper plants, $1.50 a thousand. Irwin
d. Wright, Penns Grove, K. D.. Phone
9Z4H4. 3-25-4t%
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

PROPERTY FOR sALE-7e Harmony
St, Penns Grove. Apply Mrs. j. w.
Simkins. 1856 Olympia Road. Camden.
n 4-S-4t"
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR ~iLE-EeyWood reversible baby
coach, used q months, in fine condition.
No It, Delaware st, CaIneys Point.
I-N-1t
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

WANTED TEAM NOTWITHSTANDING
moving, by truck or team. Also horses
for sale at all prices. Benjamin Garri-
9ZoFS. 12-17-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR RENI-A Broom cottage. with
electric light, gas and city water; $40
2 month. Apply at s. D~elawareAVc..
prnns Grove 4-S-2t@
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

WANTED-A good live Salesman and
Collector with car preferred), as I am
being transferred to a larger store.
Apply to Singer Sewing Machine Co,
No "a Laurel St, BridgetOn, N. j. r. l..
B~rundaye, Singer Agt. 4-S-lt"
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FLOWED AND CATTLE
by Frank Summerill, 10
Maple Ave, Penns Grove. 3-1S-4t~
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

HAVE YOUR PLANO OR PLAYER
TUNED and repaired by a graduate.
II. L; Mosher, Salem n. j.. Drop postal
or phone Salem 269 W. Cunningham's
authorized tuner. 12-17-Iy. Bins
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-08

FOR RENT-3-room cottage, No. 1903,
Co r. Harmony and Franklin st. Apply
at 10f. Cor. Harmony and FranklinSt.
Mrs. Samuel Hurff. 3-25-4t*
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

of peace throughout Ireland We
are all asking for peace in our
own ways, but believe It to be
wise for everybody, especially the
Press, to say nothing in the mean
time, because a slip, even a guess,
sometimes creates much mischief.
Sir James emphasized this advice
by example.
1t was impossible to obtain from
him. the least confirmation Of q re-
port that he was hastily returning
to Belfast, owing to the Sim Fein
having preached negotiations with
me northern Irish government.
Reports Differ.
Reports published here that the
government Of northern Ireland
had definitely and finally refused
to have anything to do with the
British proposals for peace in Ire
land, were today officially declared
to be absolutely unfounded."
1t was asserted that no propos-
ais had been submitted to the VI
ster cabinet.
While government circles here
profess confidence that Irish az
fairs ~are progressing toward a
settlement. there has been a tone
of uneasiness, and even of anxiety,
in many reports from Dublin, dur
ing the last few days. These have
been accompanied by exhortations
for patience, being based on the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
CAUSED
ny HUGE DRAIN
BEING BLOCKED
-. Island and Moline Officials
ghrsaten to Condemn Course
Iuts Brooks Pasture.

,.et Island city commissioners
- in Moline this morning in
-, session with Mayor C. P. Skin
and the Moline aldermen to
s,.s food troubles that have
dise - through the inability to gain
n'ss -oner water course into the
! 18th street storm drain.
M ~ last big rains caused food
= cellars and lawns at scores
= ,ornes on the Moline side of the
der between Seventh and Fifth
syenaes. 20 An
- n land on the border, mostly
- ne Rock Island side, was call
y snto the meeting and asked to
a,ssnt 10 the removal of an en-
s.sprant which drains a large
s ,s.h running through his land Its
- zeal would allow the water to
~ ~ directly into the big storm
Drain. At.
he Rock Island and Moline from
- ,iver south To Ninth avenue,
- Island. on the Moline side of
- harder street. From this point
srber construction will necessi-
ala the drain being continued
. - the bluff district entirely in
NJ limits of Rock Island. The en-
-s.Aers made a curve in the drain,
.-ov;diug an angle necessary for
.roper flow. which ended the drain
feet on Ninth avenue east of
rorty-6fth street, Rock Island.
Al this point only few feet of
.mhankment separates the mouth
n the drain from the big ditch
ls,aipg into the hollow of Brooks
sasture. Mr.. Brooks has refused
n allow this embankment to be re-
royed. The natural outlet of the
Stch is directly upon the border
street AS the drain now stands
No water enters its mouth and the
cities were compelled to put in
two feed drains from the outlet of
the natural water course and run
these into the big storm drain
These feed drains are not large
enough to care for a food, and Mo-
line property holders are the suf-
ierers.
May Condemn Course.
Mr.. Brooks was asked to sell one
lot, which would give the cities The
l5ater course outlet desired, but no
answer would be given. The own
er has placed posts and other ma
terial in place to keep the ditch
from breaking through at the
mouth of the big drain.
Mr.. Brooks informed the officials
Of the two cities that his land
should be purchased for park pur-
poses and asked $4,000 cash for
he 40 acres. However, the cit
les do not care to make the pur-
chase and unless a lot is sold by
the owner at the point designated
there is every probability that con-
tsmnation proceedings will be re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
WILL ORGANIZE
HOME BUREAU IN
YUMA TOWNSHIP

The eighth unit of Rock Island
county home bureaus will be or
ganized tomorrow at $50 o'clock in
Yuma in the Wake school. Miss
Lucille Allen, county home advisor,
will have charge of the organiza-
cfon.
Eight units have been formed
since July 1. Moline, Edgington,
Taylor Ridge, Illinois City, Coe,
Port Byron and Coal Valley have
unit Organizations.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

tContfnHed from First Page.)
left London for Belfast last night,
after receiving a memorial from
members of the house of lords and
commons, concentrating his re-
signation. from the lower house OF
parliament to accept the premier
ship of Ulster. In thanking the don-
ors Of the memorial, Sir James said
nothing to enlighten them regard
ing listers attitude toward the
peace negotiations.
Whatever side the people of En-
gland or of Ireland take" he said
during his address, 81 absolutely
refuse to take any side except that
of Great Britain and the empire.
We, who must take leading parts
in these difficult times, would be
foolish to say single word that
might interfere with the realization
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

James Craig. the premier OF Ulster,
and Eamonn de Valera, the Irish
republican leader. II has been de-
ciared with equal certainty in 9TH
er quarters, that. no negotiations
are in progress.
One dispatch from Belfast stated
that the government OF north Ire
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

ground that the negotiations can
not be hurried.
Reports which are contradictory.
come Rom Dublin and Belfast. reia-
tive TO the relations OF Ulster and
southern Ireland 1t has been stat
ed on one hand, that direct negotia-
&&cns have been opened by Sir
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
RECoHMIT BILn

washington, Aug. A senate
Dill authorizing distribution to
states and municipalities of cannon
and other war materials captured
by the Americans from the Ger
mans, was recommitted by the
house to the military committee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

land had definitely and finally re-
fused to have anything to do with
tie governments proposals look-
ing to plan to bring peace to Ire
land 1t declared that Ulster, would
not accept the status OF a domin-
len for the six county area included
In the northermnffish government
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

jurisdiction, either as q unit or
a state in an Irish federation. an
said that northern Ireland woul
decline altogether to negotiate wit
the southern part of the countr-
upon the basis of the memorandum
sent to Sir James Craig. the Utsts
premier, by the British cabinet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
Trade in Moline Sale
Continues With Increased Interest

Whether you buy yard goods, readyHs-
wear or house furnishings, here at this
store you will find assortments suffi-
cient to please the most critical buyer.
Our prices too, give evidence of this
stores ability to serve you at a very
small outlay. z.=js
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

sorted to in an effort to end the
storm drain problem. Mr.. Brooks
promised an answer early next
week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

Trading in Moline brings many oppor-
tunities. Trading at Lundt & Co. is a
real pleasure, a source Of satisfaction,
for YOU obtain merchandise of quality
which ipsures long and satisfactory
wear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04

O0O OFF on all Wear
~ 10 Ever, W a G n er
and Lifetime aluminium.
OO0 OFF on all guar
~ 10 anteed not to
chip white enameiWare.
OOn OFF on Stanley
~ 10 non-break a b ! e
vacuum bottles
0nn OFF on all waste
~ 10 paper baskets
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
LEAST JOLT
COULD DASH
PEACE HOPE

Confined from First Page.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-04
9x1O-6 Congoleun
Rugs, Reduced to
5000

Splendid range of patterns,
tans, grays, blues and old
rose. Very fine finish; will
wear excellent.