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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29
ledo and Mercer County
NAME WU.LHUNTER
GENERAL MANAGER
! or TOWNSHIP FAIR
(special TO The Argus.)

Aledo, June 29.--At' a recent
meeting OF the Suez Township Fair
association William N. Hunter OF
Burgess was named general man
ager. 8. s. Morgan, who formerly
held this position, will assist Mr..
Hunter. The officers Of the associa-
ton are: George A Litxenberger,
president; W. J. Sharer, secretary;
W. A. Mclaughlin, vice president:
L. L. Frost. treasurer; F. NJ. Nor
ford and George Pease, marshals.
The heads Of the different depart
ments are: Cattle, Fred McLaugh-
lin; horses. Truman Bell; hogs. 8,
E. Laughed; sheep, Clare Close;
seeds and produce, w. D. Cameron
poultry, Mrs. Olive Laughed; edu-
cational, Mrs. Elsie Gilmore; flow
ers, Miss josie McCreight; dairy
and pastry, Mrs. George Arm
strong; textile fabrics, Mrs. Roy
Brown; club work, Mrs. Gale
Pease; machinery, grounds and con.
cessions,, S. o. Morrow; sports, L
L. Frost.
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PLAN TO have
BIC PROGRAMS
ON FOURTH
Arrange for Celebration to Keep
Home Folks in Their Cennsni-
ties for the Day.

Plans are being made for big
Fourth of July celebration to be
held in various cities of western
Illinois. Each of the programs pre-
pared for Independence day con-
tains talks. games, contests and
races which will appeal to the old
and young and so keep the home
town people in their vicinity for the
day.
Keithsburg, ILL.,, June 20. - The
Fourth of July celebration IN
Keithsburg is expected to draw
huge. Crowds from communities
around here. The big feature Of
the day will be the Red Mems pic
mic at which five cities will be rep
resented. Other towns in this vi
cinity which have usually Joined
Keithsburg in its. celebration, are
also expected to attend.
Annawan, ILL.,, June "a parade
will head of the July Fourth cele-
bration here. A 20-piece band of
Neponset will lead the procession
at 10 o'clock in the morning. Prizes
will be awarded to the best decorat-
ed car in the parade.
An address will be given at the
park by Attorney Charles E. Sturtz
of Kewanee, at II O'Clock following
the march. Races will be held at
l o'clock in the afternoon, consist
ing of a 100-yard dash free for all
fat mans race of so yards. a tug
! of-war, 10 men to team; boys So
yard sack race, free for all boys
sack race, running broad jump
girls 5O-yard race, and an auto
state race.
At 2 o'clock there will be rolley
bolley race with sos in prizes di.
tided as followed: First prize, $40;
second, $50; third, $40: fourth, $40
and fifth, IS. The game is to b.
held under the auspices Of the Boil
ing club of Annawan. A ball game
will be played Immediately after thu
races.
There will be a band concert a
1880 o'clock in the evening and ;
display of fireworks at $3.50 O'Clock
The evening will close with dance
the music to be furnished by tn
Prophetstown Jazz orchestra.
i Cambridge, ILL.,, June 29.-Cam
bridge will observe the day with |
ball game which will be the big fea
~ A
Legion will play Andover here a
the fair grounds. A fast game i
anticipated, as the Cambridge leg
ion defeated the Andover nine las
Sunday. Arrangements have beel
made to have some good music o.
the grounds for the game.
Port Byron, ILL.,, June 29.-Inde
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COMMITTEES WILL
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR COUNTY MEET


Aledo, June 29.-Committees in
charge Of the Odd Fellow picnic to
be held in Matherville on July 81,
will meet tonight at the lodge rooms
in Aledo to complete plans for the
event. The publicity committee is
composed Of Ed LundQuist and
Emil Anderson.
A baseball game between the Ale
do Independents and the Mather-
Vile nine has already been sched-
uled for the day. Music will be fur
nished by the Tri-city Odd Fellows
band Of Rock Island, Moline and
Davenport. Lodge members from
any part of the county are invited
to attend this event.
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Especial to The Argus.)

Aiedo, June 29.-At the regular
Of the woman.s auxiliary OF
the legion held last night at the leg
ion rooms, the possibility Of assist
ing the legion men, In one Of the
booths which they plan to run at the
fair this year, was discussed. AL
though the meeting last night was
not large, due to the fact that the
legion gave q dance and several
special lodge meetings had been
called, all the women present were
in favor. of assisting In the fair
work. 1t was decided to let the So
cial committee investigate and find
out the necessary information and
to complete the plans at the next
meeting.
Mrs. Katie Elwing was named
chairman Of, the new social COM
mittee, to serve during, the next
three months. Other members Of
the committee are, Mrs. Will Hay
man, Miss Belle Swearingen, Mrs
Lola Brown, Mrs. Ruby Berg, Miss
Navola Painter and Miss Pauline
Parkman. The new program COM
mittee appointed for the next meet
ing was Mrs. Jean Parkman and
Mrs. Will Hall.
Members of the old social com
mittee served punch and home made
candy at the legion dance last night
This is the last event which the
old social committee will have
| charge of. ..-,
1t was also decided at last night.
meeting that the auxiliary would
share half Of the expense incurred
by the giving Of the Flag day exer
cises. The Woman's Relief corp
is TO pay the other half.
Following the reading Of the las
talk given to legion men by the lat
Col. F. w. Galbraith, commander o
the legion, by Mrs. Claude Aber
crombie, it was decided to adopt a
the auxiliary slogan for member
ship drive that given by Col. Gal
braith, every member get mem
ber." 1t is the plan of the auxiliar,
to build up the membership of tn
auxiliary within the next fey
months.
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MERCER WOMEN
CHOOSE SEWING
/. MAIN PROBLEM
University to Help Plan County
y Program for Home Bureau
Members,
Especial to The Argus.)

Z Aledo, June 29.--As a result OF
the questionnaires recently sent
from the home bureau to its MEM
bers. the main subjects to be In
cluded In the Countrywide program
which the bureau plans for the
coming year are sewing, commun-
ity recreation and home manage
ment. OF the 155 questionnaires
returned to the Office, A women
chose sewing as their greatest
problem and the one in which they
desired help and instruction.
The sending of~the questionnaires
10 result OF the annual meeting,
= ct which time it was voted to have
q countrywide program, and TO
submit q list Of subjects to each
member, that the program might
include the subjects that would
answer the needs Of the greatest
number OF men and women. AS a
second choice, the women chose
community recreation. and the
third choice was managing the
home. These three subjects-sew-
I ing, community recreation and
home management-will make up
the main subjects which the wom-
en- will study during the next year.
Miss Helen Schouten, home, ad-
visor, will send the questionnaires
3 TO the state university to be check
{ ed over and to have state special
lists help plan the program.
81 In the subjects listed on the
form sent to the members and
!. which did not receive enough votes
to be included in the county wide
plan, 1t is the plan of the advisor
to have special schools or to take
these topics up at special meeting!
OF the units. 1t is found that great
err interest is being taken in thu
work of the home bureau and tina
q number of new members are be
ing taken in at every meeting.
Following are the remaining sub
jects voted on by the members ant
the number OF votes they received
Child care, 25; artistic dress, %
/. home decoration, 21 food selection
10; nutrition. IS; moral problems
II; buying and budget, IL: foo,
y preservation, 6; landscape garden
- ing, 8. It is Interesting to not
that the subject which it wa
thought would be one Of the great
est problems Of the housewife. tina
Of household accounts, did not re
ceive single vote.
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STERLING Is TO
PLAY A DOUBLE
GAME ON JULY 4
Especial Correspondence

Sterling, ILL.,, June 29.-The Ster-
ling American Legion team will
play two games of ball on July 4.
At 1890 O'Clock the local team will
meet a team from Walton on. the
local diamond. At 3 o'clock they
will cross bats with Tampico in
that city. Automobiles will be wait
Ing for them just as soon as they
finish the game here. to take them
to TampicO. On Sunday the Tam
pico team will play in this city. It
is intimated that Cicotte, former
White Sox pitcher, will pitch one
OF the games against the locals,
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BADLY INJURED
IN FALL DOWN
step IN HOME
lSpecial to The Argus.)

Milan, ILL.,, June 29.-Mrs. Ben
Wheeler of Milan is critically ill
in St. Anthony's hospital, Rock Is
land, as a result of a fall Monday
evening in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Alger in Rock Island. Mrs.
Wheeler, who has always been
paralyzed in both limbs, is now
suffering with a broken. leg.
Mrs. Wheeler attended the circus
in Rock Island Monday evening.
While on her way home to Milan
she stopped at the home of her
sister. She was walking on
clutches in a dark hall when she
fell over step which she had not
seen.
She was removed to st. An
thongs hospital and is under the
care Of a physician. Her condition
is serious. She is about As years
;of age.
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Geneseo Personals
fspeciaI Correepondeuce.)

especial CofIo9po00oocy
Theodore Gilman. who resides on
East. Park street, II spending sev.
.eraf days in Edford township. with
his nephew. John Maseekurt and
family.
Mrs. Anna Papenhausen Of Moline
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Loenser, ST., who resides on South
Geneseo street
Master Tarrence Harmon. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harmon Of Oak
Park, ILL.,, Is spending his summer
vacation here with his Erandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harmon and
other relatives.
Miss Lillian Sederlund Of Hamp-
ton visited q few days at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Hanna Mayer
kurt Of East Park street She re-
turned to her home Monday.
Miss Hazel Engman and Arthur
Glawe, both Of Rock Island, visited
at the home OF the latter's mother,
Mrs. Louise Glawe. OF East Park
street.
Invitations are extended to the
members Of the Bethany circle OF
! the First Swedish Lutheran church
to attend picnic supper at 6
O'Clock tomorrow evening at the
home OF the Misses Anna, Jennie
and Alma Berglund on farm
, southeast Of town.
Mrs. Hanna Magerkurt Of East
Park street has returned from q
several days visit at the home Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamann ol
CISCO, ILL.,. and her son John Mayer.
kurt and family of Edford town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohart and
children, Myrtle, Leslie, Frank ant
Francis OF Kewanee, ILL.,, visited a
the home of Mrs. Jake Catour ani
family of North State street, yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Haskins. &C
companied by Miss Nora Titus AM
Miss Jeanette Glawe journeyed II
Chicago Saturday morning. the lat
ter two having returned to thei
homes here Sunday evening, Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins went on Il
Detroit, Mich, where they will drfv
i back a new touring car. They will
again stop at Geneseo on their re
turn to their home at Gushing, Okla
Will Myers and daughter, Mrs
|. Myrtle Withrow and children, mot
ored to Kirkland, ILL.,, Sunday t
visit with the formers daughte
, and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Massengarb, the latter having &C
companied them here where sh
will remain for a brief visit.
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ATTEND CIRCUS.
(Special to The Argus.)

Aledo. June 29-Among the
Aledo people attending the circus
in Rock Island Monday were Will
liam Davis and niece, Mary Wharf,
ton, of Aledo. They returned to
Aledo last night, after spending
yesterday with relatives in Rock
Island.
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TO LEAVE on VACATION.

Especial to The Argus.)
.Aledo, June 29.-Dr. James W.
Wallace and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Miller expect to leave Aledo
tomorrow for Glenwood. Mimi,
where they will spend the month
of July. The trip will be made by
automobile. Robert L. Watson,
who with his family is spending
the summer at Lake Geneva, re-
turned to Aledo yesterday for a
stay of few days.
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FUNERAL SERVICE
OF AIEDO WOMAN
HELD YESTERDAY
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, June 29.-Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs., Eliza Bivins of Ale
do. who died last Sunday morning
at the home of her son, Homer
Bivins, on West Seventh street,
were held yesterday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the Bivins home.
DR.. A. Judson Arrick, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church of
Aledo had charge of the service. In
terment was made in the Hamlet
cemetery. Mrs. Bivins was about
rs years of age and death was due
to complications of old age.
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Prsgran Contains Names Of State
Church Onlcials and Other
Wen Iso~h SpeakerA

Cambridge, H., June 39.-Every
city and village In Henry county Is
expected to send representatives
to the county Sunday school con-
vention which will be held here to-
morrow. The meeting will be the
55th annual convention of the as
sociatiof.
The sessions are divided into
three parts, the morning meeting
consisting Of addresses and songs,
the afternoon Of business and con-
ferences, ard in the evening talks
and music. The program consists
Of speakers well known IN this
state and surrounding states The
program is:
Morning Session-9:SO.
Registration.
Prayer and praise service-Rev.
James Todd, Kewanee.
Twenty Minutes with The Book"
DIR. W. w. tombstone, American
Sunday School Union lake district
superintendent, Chicago
Special music.
"a Place for Everybody and
Everybody In His Place" = Miss
Pearl L. Weaver, Illinois S. s. A..
children's division superintendent,
Chicago.
Song audience, standing.
"Standards"-G N. Burnie, ILL
nois S. S. A. general secretary, Chi
cage.
Dinner, Baptist church.
Afternoon Sessi0n-1:30.
Devotionals-Rev. F. A. Render
Hooppole.
Business session.: Reports o!
county officers and committees
Reports of divisional superintend-
ents and township presidents.
Election.
Special music.
Simultaneous conferences: Chill
dren's division, Miss Marjorie
Brown, assisted by Miss Weaver
cradle roll, beginners, primary, jul
niors; young peoples division. Miss
Phebe Rogers, assisted by Illinois
s. S. A. Y. P. d committee chair
man, C. w. Watson and /. L. Mel
lott; intermediate, senior, adult
community activities, conferences
adult division, A. F. Chase, assisted
by M. Burnie; home department
bible class declarations, parents de
partment, educational division. Rev
H. E. Straub, assisted by Miss Wea
yer: teacher training. temperance
missions. administration division
Rev. M. D. Obenshain, assisted b,
Mr.. Rurnie; Sunday school officers
Sunday school superintendent as
ISOLATION, township officers.
Community games.
County 8. S. A. executive com
mittee meeting.
Supper, Baptist church.
Evening Session. 30.
Invocation - Rev. w. Harberts
Geneseo.
Special music.
what the Older Girls Are Dc
ing'-Ruby RAIDER.
What the Older Boys Are Dc
ing"-Frank Ward.
Offering for local committee e1
: penses.
Special music.
: 1.-The Church and Her Children
5 Miss Weaver.
Song, one verse-Audience, stand
! ing.
l Our Educational Opportunity
Mr.. Burnie.
America"
Benediction.
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LAWN PARTY.
Especial 10 The Argus

VSpVCIaI 10 Tic ATgUS.I
Aledo. June 29.-Miss Jean Nc.
'Clurkin will entertain the children
of Millersburg tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock at play hour on the
lawn OF the Presbyterian church a,
Millersburg. Mrs. George Dial.
rymple was hostess to the Millers-
burg Ladies' Social union this aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at heI
home. The event included a picnic
supper served on the lawn. A
raspberry and ice cream social will
be held at the Millersburg Presby-
terian church on Friday evening
July l.
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Alameda. Cal.-The last Of the
famous pony express riders Of the
days before the railroads reached
the west, Uncle Billy" Pridhalm,
81 years old, is now living here on
pension. For SO years. he served
in every capacity from messenger
to agent for the Wells FsrEo Ex-
press company. ~
At the age Of Is he daily rode
from Austin. Nevada, to Smith
Creek, . distance Of 50 miles.
Horses were changed every 10
miles. completing the run in six
hours Although he was menaced
by Indians practically every trip,
he managed to elude them because
Of his faster horses.
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STILL AT HOSPITAL.
ISneCial tn The ArgMsl \

Especial TO The ArguS.J -
Aledo, June CD. E. Spence OF
Aledo. who was taken to Mercy hos
pital a week ago and who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis, is re-
ported to be in a serious condition.
The physicians state that he will
be unable to leave the hospital for
six weeks.
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LUTHERAN LADIES
WILL GIVE SOCIAL,
fSpecia1 Corresnondence,

Especial Correspondence
GeuoSeo, ILL.,, June 29.-The Con-
cordia Lutheran ladies' society of
the Concordia Lutheran church will
give an ice cream social and band
concert in the city park, Thursday
evening.
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DEATH COMES TO :.
MRS. T. WILLIAMS
Especial Correspondence !

Sterling. ILL.,, June 29.-M-s. Tay-
Tor Williams, aged n years, died at
the home of her son, ]. T. Williams
Of this city yesterday, after an i'll
ness extending over a period Of sew
eral months. The funeral service
was held this afternoon. Mrs. Will
liams had made Sterling her home
for the fast A years.
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pendence day will be observed here
with a picnic by the six Sunday
schools of this community at the
grove opposite the Swedish Luth-
eran church here. The tentative
program for the day has been an
nounced.
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MANY PEOPLE ON
CHURCH EXCURSION
Especial Corresnondence,

Drury, Ill.-Over 100 people at
tended the excursion given Monday
by the Baptist church of Muscatine.
Quite a number of residents in this
community were on the boat, and
enjoyed the ride from here to Day.
export. The proceeds of the ex-
cursion went toward the Baptist
church.
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ROAD OPENED
TO MONMOUTH
Put Highway In Good Shape
CISCO Also Oilfng-MOre
Oil On Way.
fsnecial Correspondence)

Alexis, Ill.,. June 29.-The main
road from Alexis to the Monmouth
Galesburg highway is now open.
Tho road has been closed for the
last week, due to improvements
being made on it.
The highway has been graded and
put in good condition. Several
coats Of oil have been spread
oyer it.
A car Of road oil was received In
CISCO yesterday and work started on
spreading it today. Several more
cars are on the way and will be
spread soon.
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GET-TOGETHER Is
HELD BY FAMILY
Especial Correspondence.

Erie, I'LL, June ga famih|
gathering was held at the GeoruI
Hoerler home near Hillsdale, Ill
Sunday, at which the follovine|
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Shortridge and daughters, Beverly
and Dolores, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Hoeler, Mrs. Katherine Taber and
son Harlan, Samuel Hoerler, Irvh
Shortridge and the Misses Ada ant
Evelyn Mason. A chicken dinnee
was served by the hostesA
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MRS. MOODY HERE.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, June 29.-Mrs. A. f.
Moody OF Galesburg, wife Of the
former Presbyterian minister at
the Aledo church, is spending sew
eral days in Aledo visiting with
friends.
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LINCOLN HIGHWAY
IMPROVEMENT Is
ABOUT FINISHED
Especial Correspondence.)

Sterling, ILL.,, June 29.-The paw
ing on the Lincoln highway just
west OF. this city is nearly COM
pleted. The last of the pouring
should be completed this evening.
1t should not be later than the third
week in July or the first of August
before this strip of paving is
opened. This will make a contin-
uous stretch of paving from east of
Dixon On the Lincoln highway to
within mile of Fulton where the
work is nearly completed.
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40 UNION PICNIC.

(SpeClal 10 Inc ArguS.)
Aledo, June 29.-Because of the
late start in planning for the event
and the fact that most of the mem
hers had already made plans for
the celebration of July 4, it has
been decided to postpone the Union
Sunday school picnic, which had
been contemplated. This event
may be given At some later date.
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YOUNG PEOPLE 10 MEET.

Aledo, June 29.-Members OF the
Young Peoples society Of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church Of Aledo will
hold their regular meeting on Fri
day night at the home Of Nels Ben
son.. east OF Aledo. The Misses Al
Stra and Melinda Benson and Carl
Benson will have charge OF the
meeting.
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SAND AND. GRAVEL
COMPANY CLOSED
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial correspondence
Keithsburg, ILL.,, June 29.-The
Sand & Gravel company of this
city has closed its doors. The plant
is not expected to operate again.
Saturday was the last working day,
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CHILDREN GIVE
FINE PROGRAH
fsneciaI Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespondence.J
Drury, ILL.,, June 29.-The cAH
dren's day exercises given ct the|
Baptist church Sunday afternooa|
were we'll attended. The program
was splendidly given Rev. W. Al
Rogers, the pastor, addressed tAs|
children.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
WILL BE HELD IN
CHURCH AT DRURY
Especial Correspondence).

Especial Correspondence.
Drury, H., June 29.-Preachi1g
services will be held at the Baptist
church in Drury each Sunday ev-
ening during July. August, and Sep
TENDER. The services will start
next Sunday.
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ADA G. I.AFFERTY
is GIVEN DEGREE

Especial Correspondence
Alexis. I'LL, June 29-Miss Ada-C,
Lanerty was given the degree Of
doctor Of music by Knox college at
the commencement exercises re-
Gently held.
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GETS WORD OF
MOTHERS DEATH
(Special Correspondence \

Especial Correspondence
Drury, ILL.,, June 29.-Mrs. Thorn
as Watson of Drury has received
word of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Henry Freyermuth, which oc-
CURED Monday evening in Musca-
tine.
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LADIES WILL MEET
AT BODEEN HOME
Especial Correspondenceo

Especial Correspondence
Orion, Ill, June 29.-The ladies'
aid society will hold its meeting
at the home Of Frank Bodeen, south
Of town. Thursday afternoon, the
business meeting to be followed by
. picnic supper.
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ELECTED HEAD OF
MEDICAL ALUMNI
:. : OF STATE SCHOOL,
Especial Correspondence

NoPeCIdI COrTeSpOnQente.J
Alexis, ILL.,, June 29.-Dr. W. M.
Crosier was elected president of the
alumni association of the medical
school of the University of Illinois
in Chicago. Word of his election
reached him by telegram recently.
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CONCERT MANAGERS ELECT.

Chicago, June 29.-Walter Frits-
zie of Kansas City was elected pres
ident Of the National Concert Man
ayers association at the end Of the
Third annual convention.