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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
.INSrIINTARE

Gu luna aceasta intram In un
alt An nou de afaceri 81 nu am
dori ca sa lasam datoriile cele
7echi sa Sc ute.
Stiti proverbul ''Datoria este
"a ria" din &C 0 lasi sc fntinde
mai multi.
Deci prin aceasta rugam pc
,noratele Societati a achita toate
oilurile pentru publicat;uni, IT.
oarituri 81 Calendare de pc anul
.recut sd nu astepte nimeni a Sc
.rimete acelas bill de 2 sau 3 ori.
Reg in special pc D-nii prese-
limit a Sc interesa de biluri1e
noastre 81 ale achita.
Nu am dori ca sd avizam Gu nu-
mele pc Gale ziaristica datornicii
- dar daca lipsa va cere vom
face. In speranta ca modesto noa-
stra rugare va fl ascultata am ra-
mas Gu toata stima:
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

81 oare unde sunt femeile carl
'puneau cite-o pernita la spatc
ca sd mareasca volumul meridio,
nalului?
=
Aproapc la nouazeci 81 noua la
suta din barbati le pare bine.
cInd venind acaSa nevestele lie
spun ca s,1pt indispuse 81 II 'au
chef de vorba. - Rara pasare..
I'm barbat ar fl in stare sat
dea cu parul in cap daca i-ai
spnne Sa ia de nevasta pc buca-
tareasa lui. dar Sc da cu caplll
de toti peretii ca nu in stare
sd faca din nevasta lui o buca-
tareasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
|NF0RMAT|UN|
Planuieste 0 unire contra
rosiilor.

oAA.
Londra.-- Stunt pc Gale porniri
viguroasei in fruntea carora G
contele Nobokoff. de face O
unirc diferite!or partide ru-
scsti. care sub directia unui biu-
rou sa porneasca lmpta contra
bolsevistilor. Sa tinut arlm de
curind o cOnsfatuire la care ia,l
fost representate 20 de organiza-
til anti-bolseviste. representind
81 de opinii politice.
Contele Nobok off a avut un rol
prominent in negotiable de pace
1uso-japoneze.
f Indoielnic.' spune contelc,
ca sovietele s'ar fl stabilit cre-o
data in Russia daca n ar fl fost
istorica inabilitate a rusior de a
Sc uni. Daca planul noStru sue
cedc. ne vom intruni 81 vom de-
eide asupra unci politici defini-
te fata de soviete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
DIN fUCk CONDt|U[U|

leri vine I'M vcchiu cptitOr al
ziarului nostru la redactie 81 We
mind vorba despre scumpetea ira
inlrli 81 lipsa de lucru intre a!tele
imi spune:
Ell, die. americana astia
sunt dibaai. Hi stiu ca am cr,ltat
citi-va dollari 81 de ala au ince.at
lucrarile 81 nu scad preturile ali
lmentelor 81 al imbracamintei.
Dupa &c ne vor scutura de bani,
lAsindu-ne lcfteri, Sd vezi ca. are
81 porneasca lucrarile 81 Sc VII
iefteni 81 traiu'', si de ieri pima
astazi, cind scriu aceste rindnri,
ma gindesc 81 omul nostru poate
are dreptats.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
REPARAREA LOCOMO-
TIVELOR.

q mare paguba adusa tarei de
ace,asi minister este incheerea
facuta de curind GU Statele ve-
cine 81 cu Germania pentru re-
pararea locomotivelor stricate.
Transportul acestor locomotive
din tara la santierele de repara-
tie in acele tari. ne costa sumo
enorme care intrec valoarea ma.
sinelor 81 Sc mai ada1rga 81 pierde-
rca de vreme. fiind-ca transpor.
tut dureaza Gu lunile (dusul 81
intorsul).
Gu sisternul inaugural s'a re.
,fuzat Gu yointa. nj Sc spune, ca
aceste locomotive sa Sc dea in
reparatie marilor usine din Ba-
nat 81 Ardeal, care cereau numai
sd tie alimen.ate GU carbunii
pentru IA executa mai repede, mai
economic 81 tot asa de bine ca in
strainatate, aceste reparatii.
'Minister,l comuricatiilor s'a
impotrivit la considerarea liniei
RESTRAINING (circa SO KIM
pentrn "a putea suports .tonagiul
locomotivelor de mare tip. Acestc
r1ine sunt reduse acum numai
Ia repararea locomotivelor df
manevra de tonaj mic.
Dar asupra acestei chestnut
von rsvsni. \. nEasog.
("DAcia"). J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

D-soara Jeanete Rankin, zice
ca isi va pune din nou candida
tura 81 ca e sigura ca VIA reusi
sd reintre in Congress. 3htsrc
Mike. Numai sa nn plsnga din
nou. ca in ziala cind s'a declarat
razboiu Germaniei, daca Sc va
iyi vre-o coplicatiune GU Japonia.
q
Una din fenomenele timpului
in care train este cd bdfhefii nu
tree in starea femen1inA Gu atSta
iuteala ca femeile in starea mas.
clllina.
Pc timpuri femeile puritan ~
lacof si dupa acsa cite trsi fuste
ca "a nu sratt contuFul pulys.
lor. Aeum credesp Il ave8 i6Dk
de e nu Il mai poartx n sil61s
i1oastfs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
Criza transportation
Cind vor merge trenurile?

TN inginer, p'ictcn al ziarului
nostru. VENT de la Constants
unde a asistat la montarea loco
motive!or, sosite din America ne
Sp,lne ca all sosit acolo 25 de To-
comotive Americana de la casa
baldwin Locomotive Works
din Philadelphia
Doua din aceste locomotive
au fost montate 81 lie eri se ga.
sesc la proba sub supravegherea
u conducerea per>onalului teh-
nic american 81 al nostru asistin,l
81 ministrul COMMUNICATION, Ill
general Naleanu.
Alte sasc locomotive stunt in
curs de mOntare 81 vor ii gata
INTRO sapt;m9na. Cciclalte II TO-
comotlve Sc vOr mOnta in eel
multi luna daca Sc va lucra sub
conduccrea americana ca pima
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
CUM STUNT NOU1LE
LOCOMOTIVE.

Toatc locomtoivelc sunt tin
mare. asezate pc cinci osii cu I'm
tender pc patru o>ii 81 functio
neaza n@lmai cu combustibil Ii
chid: pacura sau titei.
Puterea de tractiune a fie- e-c;lrei
locomotive de 60 vagoane anne,
rlcane de cite 40 tone fie-care
ceea co i:nseamna 240 de wa
yoanc rominesti a 10000 kgr.
Cinci din locomotivelc sosite
stunt fara gratar 81 au supape
pentru introduccrca aeruiui ma
tempcrat (iarna) pentru pre-
ntimpina plesnirea tcvilor.
Pcntru montarca locomotivelol
soSit un insemmat personal IN
ginercsc 81 tehnic american de Ii
casa Baldwin, 81 impreuna cu lu-
cratorii atelierelor G. +. X. din
Constanta montcaza locomoti.
vc!e muncind de la 6 jun. dim.
pima la Z seara lucratorii nos.
tri sunt platiti GU 60 lei pc ri
americana ingrijind 81 de uncle
inlesniri Gle traiu 81 1mbraca.
minte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
Est Ohio Gas Co. va inchhide
gazul la z Tebruarie?

Clevc!andul cauta sd ia masuri
legale ca sa impedcce filma East
Ohio Gas Go. de a inchide, pen
tru consumatori, gasul natural.
cind expira contractul la = Febr.
Aceasta a fost decisa de Comitc-
tul pentru Utilitatile Publice.
Compania de gaz a ref,lzat
oferta orasului Cleveland 81 su-
burbii de a plati 35 cent? pc un
cubic metru dc gaz. Multi din.
tire membriii acestui comitet sunt
de parerea ca compania de gaz,
la expirarea contractului, va
opri gazul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
&c spune
un socialist
despre Russia
(COmtinuare de pc paE. -

ucis sofia mea 81 ca trebue sd ma
lntorc in America singur spre
,pune lucratorilor adevarul despre
guvernul sovietist Gu care inainte
simpatzam GU totul 81 il spriji-
neam de pc tribuna att in New
York cit 81 in San Francisco.
"Vreau sa le spun &c fost accl
al doilea congress al Internationa-
lei 3-a. Congresul acesta fost
a lui Zinovieff, Bukharin, Lenine
ii Trotsky. Eli All taiat 81 au spin
zurat.: Membrilor Ii s'a spus ce Sc
faca 81 acestia MI indrazneau Sc
cricneasca mimic -
Schwartz, care G membru 81 in
tedcratia muncitorilor americani,
a fost TRIMS in Russia de catre Ot-
to Branstettef, sceretarul executiv
al partidului socialist din America,
"a Sc faca cercetari in Russia, pen
tru ca d. Schwartz cunoaste limba
rusesaca 81 cunoaste conditiile din
nainte de rasboiu din Russia.
Descrind primcle. zile vizitei
din Russia, spune in.rartc:
'Peste tot lOcul unde mergeam
cram intimpinati eli banzi muzicale
81 multimea impanata cu stegulete
royii aplaudind guvernul sovietic.
lnsa moi Fam putut Fl prostiti
Din momentul in care am pus pi-
ciorul in Petrograd am vazut mi
zeria. Am banuit ca ceva este gre
sit care nu sc poate explica numai
prin evenimentul revolutiei.
"Am inceput imediat ca Sc vor-
besc cn diferite persoane din toatc
clasele 81 IN am perdut de catre
eonducatorii nostri bolsevisti. Am
aflat in curind ca multimea trebuia
sc aplaude de unde nu sc taia
portia de hrana in parte orr cu to-
tul. Spun adevarul ca nici o sim
gura persoana, afara de oficianti,
ma spus bine de guvernul sovie-
tiSt. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

Ziarele din tara auc srea despre mfiinarca unul
artd botezat Partlu Social Tar;ist Ii frhca nou-
lu pard ntituat secrcari aa dn Zamfr c. Arbore
Constantin p Bltasu, Acmandritu Serbian, loan Pan
GAL loan Perct, loan Millccscu, loan Arapu 81 Colonel Ra
oovc.
p1ogr'muI nouu partid foarte bogat 81 pacauese
de fl utopic national dar a(nc dcsvoltarea tutuor
tionataor in cadru veei Satuui Romn 81 tnde la ega-
lzara staror sociae Find snguru partid al caru pro-
gram aus Ia moi 81 vind i'll vc(re sprtul larg pracc
din ell reproduce in ntregime, dupa ziarnl
''Dacia,' care La pubcat.
nfiina,a accstu partid ca 81 ceoralte particle demo
din Romii oveese ,lagosca 81 iubirea de tara
81 de popor oamen de bne sricina lor de
strut pune tara asezminele Ell temelii sanatqase
al vreme merge Gu si urias c'tre progress
care organizae socala zvord din voina liberia nau
nei 81 sprul dleptatii.
Faptul mbucurator un lucru nsa regreabl, rispi-
foreor eergor cnstte atltea tabere cdrea att
tor isercue oae t aceia crena dar sub deoscbte de-
nominatiun
Toate eementele at1uiste, to apostolic acesta al
nouei crednti, ncap intro sngura hserica?
De nu-si dau nina totii ntrun cuget 81 sim
evoec nelitaulu pocs lucreze totii, laoalta, la
leaizarea ilealulu comun 80. - /
pc so spre duce faca h
mini 81 a rupe lantue robiIor carl in ca?
De 0 sngurd ceal puternica 81 rorneasca
pc acelas drum--dacd acelas scop 81 ideal.
Ca ascunem neunirea 81 nen!eegerea noastra ne-am
oisnuit nvocam zcaa Ioae drumullle lncg la Roma
Da oae ar pecind pun sabi pc fccare druln cadem
invins de greutae icocee innm in Gale, Inante de
Il .unge la cetatea sfina.
Sc fie nvdia 81 psna dul'a sefie Cuvinele GU adnc
ineles poeuu Pe vol nmicira pizmei reltate 81
oarba neunire la Mcov 81 Carpati produs efectu
oort de narele romr9 Ar fl dureros. Tn bestem asupra
rcamulu nostru
Sa adune toate cetee democatire laoalta intro SIN
gura bisec, ,rt inclpitoare penru toate nae MARI
Suete Mobile 81 conopeasca toate programme ntr un
program mare e cartea sf1nta neamuui bblia
crenti creina aevar 81 dreptate la tot deppo
trivia. ~"'
Aceasta voina poporuui. Popoul romln sa mani
in mai mute rnur dolna de uni ntr un rup
sulet aunci cn au gas fruntas earl bucure de
increlerea lu. sa unit Cat dovadA de barbatie.
Nurm ASA sub singur stindard, puea ajunge la
lezaea deaui dort de apostolic carl asaz propovaduesc
bne obsesc rspit in mai multe cete.
ST numa asa aege 81 neghna din griu 81 Sc vor IN
laura 81 dcmagog 81 cotacr carl i'll numelc sfine cauzc
ulmalesc ntercse personae.
c. r. PASCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
o oREsEALA.

Sa facut 0 mare geSeala de
ministerul COMMUNICATION, clnd
,a cerut easel Baldwin Sd sc
aduca locomotivele demontate
casa sc oferea sa lie aduca mon
tate gata daca ministerul comuni-
catii!or S ar Fl invoit sd cumpere
81 un Titan (macara enorma }
care sd Fl ridicat locomotive
montata din vapor asezlnd-o di-
rect pc linie, gaia de functionare.
Pentru o economic momentala
de 100000 de lei, cit ar fl costat
Titanul, tara pierde All cite-va
zeci de milioane prin zabava
montarei locomotivelor. care he
priveaza de atitea transporturi.
Sc mai adauga insa la paguba
tarei 81 cheltuelile de montare 81
de instalarea uzinei, care intrec
cu multi eostul de 100000 lei al
Titanului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

"Tnde sunt moaso multe copilM renin
cu bWicM netdint t.'-Proverb din batrini
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
AUSTRIA La CAPATUL
RESURSELOR SALE
0uvenul = aaiuntat Cd demi.
sioneaz&.

LONDRA, IL Ian. - Guvernul
Austriei q snuntat Antantci ca
este la capatul resurselor sale 81 nu
este in stare Sc mai continue, dupa
un rapport care q ajuns in cercurile
oficiale 6ermarie, zice 0 telegrama
din Berlin eztre London Dispatch.
Guvetaul ) declafat Cd se va re-
trsss h Is Janusris punfnd admi-
AiStratia t1tfi III miinil4 condisin-
nei Dc reparatiuni, adaoga telesra-
-,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12
Arest.t psntru rapport falls dat

politiei.
Morris Y. Schaffcr. agent de
lotmri 81 case, a fost detinut de
polite pentru ca facut un ra-
port falls, spunind politiei ca a
fost prins 81 jefuit de niSte hoti
Schaffer fost arestat de ser
gent,h de polite Kngler.
Arestatul ra.portat ca a fost
oprit de dol bandit pe cind mer-
gea spre casa 81 a fost jefuit de
l,nsprezece mil de dollari. parte
bani. parte in bonuri de stat. {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

Patronii contra uniunilor.
Chicago. = Marble interese Sc
vor intruni in Chicago unde va
decide asllpra ofensivei ce vor
incepe contra uniunilor.
Muncitorimea organizata din
6ntreaga tara in espectativa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-12

Omaha. Neb. Fabrica de
pluguri ia firmei liver-Chilled
Plow Co." anllntat Cd a decis
reducerea de la 8 pima la 20 pro
cente la unealtele de plugarit.
Reducerea intra imediat in Vi
gOare.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07

IS interesting to note that Mr. Baruch is not the only public
spirited realize that the League plan right Recently
referred to the fact that former Congressman A. F. Lever
member of the federal board had advocated amos
exactly the panpuc warehouses and cheap loans
Canada South Africa and Australia all have their public
vator systems and find them successful So have
An Idea That Seattle ana New ana nov even the state
Politicians " NGw IL oIS & pg 70 "a aqot % ne hf SANE @
DO NOC Like made his suggestions in to
from the Kansas state board Of agriculture Ap-
pareny the state board of agriculture didn't think
his suggestions They sounded too much like program
Nonparisan league Instead Of printing Mr. Barucs
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07
How Baruch
Came to Get
Interested

million dollars worth for their fir
entered government service, that
he had severed his connections
with all active business, had
turned his wealth into bonds and
had put them in a safe deposit
vault in New York.
Baruch escaped the scandal
that attached itself to the names
of other "dollar-a-year'' men who
used their government positions
to get increased profits in their
private grain, packing, coal and
railroad businesses. He helped
the government find out what was
the matter with American busi-
ness and helped make it more eff
cient. And at the same time, ap7
parently, he found out that some
thing was fundamentally wrong
with the biggest of all American
businesses-the farming business.
IA mr.. BARUCH finds that
NE what is needed to put the
w. n farming business on a
businesslike basis is: (I Ware
houses free from gambler control,
in which farm products can be
~-~ .u stored until the
MIR. Baruch's consumer a,, needs
Plan and the 9aena I.ean' " ~ theap thaap
League Plan farm nrodmcts:
(3) system Of
market information by which
farmers can be placed on a par
with buyers. He points out that
the present system of market in
formation gives buyers all the in
formation about the crops that
are being produced, but gives
sellers almost no information
about where the crops can be
marketed.
In it's essentials the program
outlined by Mr.. Baruch is exactly
the same program for which the n
for six years-public warehouses
cost, free market information.
and the League plan differ Slightly
tors and warehouses built by priv
public control. Before he goes M
will find that private capital is not
elevators for farmers. He admits
can assure him it is) the warehous
public funds.
After all, it is the essentials
Baruch agrees absolutely with tn
Baruch can show us that in it's d
than ours, we will welcome the in1
structive criticism.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07
The Bnruch Plan and the Kansas Situation

IN PAGE of this issue Leader statement by Be
nard Baruch what must be done to put farming
~ modern business basis. It interesting
Baruch happened to prepare this statement
few years Mr. Baruch, known popularity Barney
Baruch weknoWn and successful trader the
Stock exchangejn other words, gambler the
How Raruch Wall street market But while Baruch built
Came Get MS fortune the market the easiest
Interested fare Of the country VIII Tho onfhrnat of w.
war he offered his services to the president.
He didnot Washington did other "doara-year
hoping to do dollars worth of work for the
million dollars worth for their firms Baruch announced when he
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07

sending It BROADCAST for the bene-
fit of the farmers of Kansas, the
Kansas board of agriculture left
Mr. Baruch to circulate his letter
himself.
VHE politicians of Kansas
are not willing to let the
Il farmers of Kansas. learn
the truth about what is the mat
ter with the farming business.
Not only did they throw cold wa
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07

dent Towney put under restraint by the dur
the On the contrary agents who attended Tow
ley meetings. when the kept stating that his speech
editious reported to their supeors that Mr. Towne
speeches truthful and patriotic and that exception could
taken to them The Leader at the end Of the
given the formal thanks of the in certificate sign
by members of President Wilson's cabinet.
Our record for patriotism will compare very favoraby
Governor Aliens and record for telling the truth will gre
deal better. ~: =
quite to be expected that politicians of the caber of &C
Allen will not the League plan other plan
the real benefit of especially when that contempa
driving unfaithful public officials from office.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-02-07
A MAGAZINE THAT DARES TO
PRINT THE TRUTH

One year. in advance. $3.50: six months ST. So Clas-
s1ed rates on classified page other ADVERTISING rates
8. G. Beckwith Special Agency. advertising represent
tatives. New York. Chicago. st. Louis Kansas City.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
ALedo and Mercer County
Aledo Personal
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. July rs. - Miss Mildred
vertrees left Saturday for Oska-
Ioosa, Iowa, where she will visit for
a week with Miss Joyce Brown.
Miss Brown was schoolmate OF
Miss Vertrees at Iowa Wesleyan last
year.
Miss Estella Hinkle OF Dallas,
Texas, who has been visiting for
several weeks at the George p.
Hawks home in Aledo, left Saturday
for Topeka, Kan, where she will
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer, returning to Dallas in the fall.
Miss Helen Schouten left this
morning for Dewitt, Iowa, where
she will spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nichols and
SONS. Billy and Robert. visited over
the week end with relatives in Rock
Island
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Hebel. Mrs,
Augusta Mays and Frances and
George Hebel motored to the Loren
Mays home in Eliza yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bjorkman OF
Rock Island spent yesterday at the
home of Mr.. Bjorkman's mother,
Mrs. Clara Bjorkman. on South
College avenue Mrs. Bjorkman has
been seriously i'll for some time.
William Middaugh visited over
the week end with relatives In
GaleSburg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
WATCHES TAKEN
BY TWO THIEVES
Men Stop I'm McVay Drug Store and
Steal Jewelry While Clerks
Back LIS Turned

Alexis, Ill. July 2s.-Two men
escaped with a tray containing 10
or IL gold wathhes when one of
them entered the Mcvay drug store
Friday noon on the pretense OF pur-
chasing some medicine.
The thieves drove up to the store
in a truck. One OF them entered
the store while Dale Greenwich was
alone and made a purchase. While
Dale was securing the article the
thief walked out with a tray OF
watches. Dale was not sure wheth-
er there were 10 or II watches on
the tray.
Two suspects were arrested in
Roseville and brought to Mon
mouth, where R H McVay and
Dale Greenwich went to identity
them
Monmouth, Ill, July 25.-H. L.
Nestor, who claims his home is at
Bardolph, ILL.,, and Ben Pollock, who
told the officers he resided at Mus
kogee, Okla, and Peoria, were lodg-
ed in the county Jail Saturday aft
ernoon to await preliminary hear
ing on charges of robbing the Nc
Way drug store at Alexis of dozen
or more Ingersoll watches. The
two men were arrested by the VII
lage marshal at Roseville after a
chase that led from the north end
of the county to a point a short
distance south of Roseville and
were brought to Monmouth by Dep
uty Sheriff Fred Hewitt and Spe-
cial Deputy Mark Yates, who drove
to Roseville after call had been
received that the men were in Gus
tody there.
Both Nestor and Pollock denied
any completely in the drug store
robbery and said they had evidently
been mistaken for other persons,
but when they had been identified
by both the proprietor and his son
and watches found in trunk they
carried had been identified as some
of the stolen timepieces, they were
taken to Jail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
-Todav's News Of Western Illinois
Geneseo Personals
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Ill, July 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Wenke OF Davenport,
Iowa, came to Geneseo last Satur-
day and will accompany the lat
ter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Bradley of South College avenue TO
Shady Beach camp grounds, where
they will spend 10 days in camping.
Miss Anna Windich and Miss OF
tilia Taube and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Miller and family will enjoy this
week in camping at the Shady
Beach camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt
and son Donald of East Peoria and
Paul c. Reinking OF Fort Wayne,
Ind. arrived in Geneseo yesterday
and are visitors at the. home OF j.
n. Masengarb and family of East
Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Rink of Moline
spent the weekend with Mr. Rink S
folks, who reside on East Palace
row
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Lewis of Dav-
export are in Geneseo, being called
here on account of the death of
Mrs Lewis mother, Mrs. Mason c.
Vickroy Of South Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of
East Moline are spending several
days at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs W. S. Christ
ner of North Aldridge street.
Rev. William Harberts, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of
Geneseo and Mrs. Harberts and
family left Monday for a months
vacation with relatives in Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
ANDALUSIA
(Special CORRESPONDENCE. J

Andalusia, ILL.,, July 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Stevens of Chicago ara
spending two weeks at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Witt and Mrs
James G. Britton of Rock Island
and Mrs. Charles Huntley spent 4
day in Drury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Richison were
in Rock Island. where Mr.. Richison
was getting some dental work done
Russell Moore Of Rock Island is
visiting at the home of his grand.
mother, Mrs. Susan Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Kennedy and
daughter, Mrs. Susie Funkenstein,
and son of Rock Island visited at
the home of Mrs. Kennedy's sisters.
Mrs. Rosa and Barbara Fret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Musk and
Emmett Fuffmer of Morrison Wis
tied the first of the week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beaumont.
Albert Simmons, who has been i'll
for the last three months With
paralysis, is not very well now. DR..
Tuful of Buffalo is attending him.
The farmers in this vicinity are
quite busy threshing. There are
two machines in the neighborhood
this week and both are kept busy