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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03

..-....r Mackenzie author and cons
,..t'... 10 magazines. diod recently whNn
M . v,v from Liverpool tu New Nrtk.
r. fav weeks prior 10 leaving England
,. .f..h.utIe had made a close study ~
..,, boz called the American hattie
.. .f France. Tho following article.
. ... n. wrote. provides q vivid picture
a.. .. battle fields today. n was
49,. ..r The New York Herald
III rrr American douEhhov wcro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
GARTER BUCKLE IDENTIFIES
How Young Lady Proved Her Idcn-
tity AT Cashiers Window

once charming young woman
presented a small check at my win
dow said the speaker at recent
bankers convention. She was
transparently honest. but had no ac-
quaintanCes in the bank nor any let
ters or other papers with her. !
asked hcr II she had a handkerchief
or some article of jewclry marked
with her name or initials. After a
moments deep thought her face
frightened end she asked.
Would an initiated garter buckle
do?"
Did she got the money" asked
a voice OF detached scientific inquiry
from the back OF the room.
II must remind you said the
speaker, judicially. that a bank s
relations with it's clients often are
highly confidential"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
The Prerdlent Sin
Of Intolerance

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tho stake rorlanA's political hir.
,r,b,. dr,v, .o,,, tho nrrrin, fath.
or. A., ., sfr,uE. I1rd and thcs, same
.pllrri1a i'm 'hrir turn cXpclI,d tho
Eap,sts from their colonies Even
today there arc s,-callod roueIonist,
,,hn ,ynu|d ,Xu.ud, d.asontrrs from
,r.,r creed frot, tho liberties and
ripUt. ~ thr.sfendou. This. assam.
rlI, i, mot tho snirtf oft'brist who
sol nm his ,,bur,h on earth Eut IL
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worst funrtioptnr I'm tho name Of
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liza f,lln,v,rs The snirit Of christ In
mo human heart wiu no, permit
such motives nor acts The most
ripttslv rcrtfcd man ON earth who
attar,nta to rnntrol tho crcd,I vicvg
az mankind is an agent of tho devi-
and is doing his work There are
,uch men even in the church today.
ana in free America They seek to
have laws made which will permit
them to enforce their individual
ideas upon those who differ with
them.
Tho sin of Intolerance.
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l,rol ',bcir cnpInr, toward sterhen
ar hc,r,s hoii i, tndignattnn at
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nops,t MAJ, have as GOOD ugtifira.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
SUNDAY SCHOOLLESSON
~ HEN NEWsOMr

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much marc rkei, t, hc , dririn4,rt
tu both yart.a
Misleading Conscience.
phs'I'h.' De- q man m".' power.
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w'AIlnir saul COM. l'nc' i'd hlw
I" pc ''ul' ihu christians uHnl'''l-
'H.'N. nae .uN.. niI'hS.N in'IHi' n'
80" DOING God s service BOO Stamping
'hl 'nlH new EospH, vnl'h 'u.1t
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CONSEQUENCE ma been ine nlus "ni'h
h"H n''' 'I'dllri WIN hll lrutI"u"
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com" in their standard. even when
'nel' W's d'nE'r hl bAma'irl sud.
vt ilGhuhS against Coo N''s nave
b''n t"nEhL 'n Ihls Ju 'iIIi'tll"n. Ih'
name "i 'hil'i Wh" 'hin' q" hl'dk
me power oi am hAH boon 'nulurcd
up tn justify the Eroat"st Drimca of
history. A. thM distance ln history
"o can 49," many such rHscs. but
thoH" which are near are apt 20 be
"hs'ur"d and Wo ar" apt io lend
ourselves 10 program winch lack
unN the power O. hr Just t~ SINFUL
W. 'II'N.ln'H 'i'dlt 'uhs'l'no' as
'ho motive Tor 90 great crime" a. an.
'l'ni history records.
The Sin Of Prg,sumptIon
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Resolutions

On motion e Ilovd DronSsarl aud
seconded by A. J. Escudier and motion
carried.
(l) That in the future that anyone
aaJ evcrv one renting the W. O. ".
hai fer daoceS ~ ether entertainments,
shah deposit with the Clerk sam Of
$25 co. to he used rs follows. at least
two hours bef re event.
$500 for rent: $500 for Conductor;
must be mnmhor Of o w. J $500
for IN cover \ demog that might BE-
caused to eqri meNt hall light etc.
~ 'he event that t1ere is no damage
-.F t5 9c Nc refunded.
''' Tha' II all eases .hc G. C. viii
Co. Nirt a member rs conductor NJ All
events. and hat he shall remain urtil
tie cntc~ i ment is over. and that he
Is empowered 10 eject anv ono whom
does NOT conduct thrm selves pronerlv
and that undor no circumstances will
b. pemit az h1r-~ or intccicAts' pcr
,o The hall.
t2N Tint there viii not ne porrIir1ef
and DECORATION T. be- tackled ~ nailct
or the walls And in tie event Of an,
decorations, the Nartv decorating MUS
remcvo them the re~t dav or IN,
sm-ur. viii he aebueted from the $50
80 Asi' 20 ~e'a-ve same.
90 ~, ohrve he ptdhlishel I,
'he '~"s' papers.
p. !. WHITE
CLERK
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Gueydan Has a
Gun & Rod Club

The small but progressive town OF
Guevdan, nave not only \ Gun Rod
Club, but has also some property near
Florence on which hunting /, reserved
to the club members only.
Abhvilc the Parish scat uf NCrmil.
ION. renowned az tho birds paradise,
where salt water aud fresh water fish
are nbouudant aud most of its citizens
love fishing and hunting bat has no
Gun or Rod CLUB.
Wake up Get togethcr-- start re
bah Il rolling and put up good Hunt
iug and Fishing club which will be a
rood and oclpful. healthy addition TO
| the many progressive activities recent
" started IN this parish,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Minute of The American Legion
vernilion Post No, 20,
Abbeville, La. Dee, j.


p,gulor meeting was held on this
l,trF Tho Commander called the meet
;ng Ia order and the minutes Of the last
meetinu was then read and adopted.
The matter Of Education and Amerl'
.onization week commencing Monday
Dec. 9Th, was taken up. Mr.. j. +. Har'
nor, Nacs appointed by the commanders
10 yeport TO National Headquarters for
the tontiuleing of this work. \ Com
n'ittcc Of three appointed todrill the
IN ScLool Student on Monday morn.
no. mud tnlk TO them on the subject OF
/ Tbr Tlaui'. The committee appoint
al is ms follows; W. W, Montague =. j.
White, and l.. Blanchard. \ commit.
/, Too of three was appointed 10 look amer
thcr details Of this PLAN was ~ 10y.
ovs, r. j Vallce \. J. Hayes, Francis
Theall. The committee requested supp
J. II. Williams serve with them TOT '"''
work, ~ ,l.L
\ dinner will he given on Dec l4ta
I 1921 for special purpose, and commit,
] co of three was appointed TO attend
I composed Of Aubrey Guidry, hche Ira
! han, and Francis 'rheall \ COMMITTEES
J If Rene Trapn N. Il, Harrington, am
J. r. Harper for the purpose OF 9oh,iha
= timr candidates Cor. the coming Election
\ letter from. Headquarters IN regard
= 70 the woman's .AuSiliary being rsa'
q ind was considered. best to wait are
i the election Of Officers, rs we do not ID
,rnd TO remain \ Batchlor's Post.
n II was decided that Bulletin Boar
y 90. placed at LeBlanc-Nunc%'lraha
store,
n here being no further business b
,rc the House the Post adjourned uni
ext regular meeting jan w
FRANCIS THEALLp
ADJCrAN
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Oil Operations
In Vern1ilion

-" ..r Eel Estate operators IN
...:...,.; Louisiana are giving attcn-
i:...i. tie Development of the oil pro
POSITION in Ncrmilion Parish, and nave
been for some time, but as result oi
the announcement from New YORK
,ba. the Louisiana Coastal Develop
nrrt Corporation would Immediately
begin activities on 100000 acre tract
mrre than aalf Of which lies within
Vcrmi,ion Parish, and besides the oil
'evelopment would establish a pleasure
hrrting & Fishing CmD, increased III
rest and activities are noticeable.
aa.l. have been quietly Al
~ ir sometimes and increased eff
-. ue now noticeable.
There are very few desirable trac
tor oils on the market. Atlas tractor
OH Is one Of the few. Casanova q
Cooch, agents.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
TIER LUNCHEON.

o. Tucs1av nocn of this week there
"-g big get 10 gether luncheon given
ier the direction Of the Chamber OF
.at.,~,e. IN tie Renslaw Building,
t"ae served bv the School
t,. rmeut League The attendanc"
was very large. and ncttcd the league
upite a nee sum Of money. The meet
ing was in the Interest Of the Chambcr
of 0,mmeroe a9d many were called Oh
o. ,..-cas n frw works.
-p,er the talks make, that of Mr.
y. Smith o. good roads, was mag
Efficient explanation Of the state high
wav system. IN which he gave details
Of It's operation, and especially as re
gar's tlie parish
VI Sri'h fully exclaimed the reason
whv VermiIior should get busy az cnc'
su1 vote 4 tav TO- tart the building q
"..
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Kaplan to Have
White Way

At meeting Of the City Counsel
hi, week, the petition of citizens re-
oucsting concrete curbing CUTTERS ana
.ruyrl service with neutral ground
tnrcuoh Nam street was accepted by
fio Camel. Plans are also under way
big about wmtet way ."rTHeh
us * the main street in kap-
... ... Ia Advisory Board of the
.r au,.ou Jhamcbr OF Cammcrcc also
me, last nigh; aud took uP the purS'
tlou Of immediate reliet and made plans
s. 'c,2 he road between kaplan
..l Abpc,,ile and also relie on INC
education condition in the haplan Hlg
Schnul.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
Catch Ducks
By Hand

Hunters throughout the cost section
OF Louisiana report that ducks are moro
plentiful everywhere than they have
been in q generation. This condition
i, the result of the conservation laws
which have put am end To- indi>crimi-
nate slaughter OF the migrants. Now,
y story comes from Pecan island, in
Ncrmiliou parish, which almost staggcrs
crrduIitv. \ hunter from that section
declares that ducks are being captured
bv hand on the islands IN numbers.
The island Is covered by a tall coarse
grass twild oats which nature has
woven roughly together at the top
The ducks get underneath this grass 10
feed, and in places have established
paths or ruuways which they enter in
search of food The hunter finds one
of these rdnwayS and follows 1t up
until he come, upon the ducks, when
! he thru~t. his hand 5cn'ath the grass
land capture, the birds which are una
bic 20 ~ through the woven grass.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
vERMILIoN WORKERS
AT CROWLEY

In the interest of the Nern'lIlo'
Chamber of Commerce an AOOeNlIe
Motor Party composed of John Nugier'
President of the People Bank, Judge D.
y. uneenc, of the First National Bank
=. j. DIouSard, Of Broussard d Iabry,
a. =. Dubus Oh the Nermllion Garage,
a. aNor HON +. Leblanc, and Manager
Hohinger and j. b. Carter OF the Yer
million Chamber Of Commerce, were III
IrnuInv SiLndaX.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
A. II. n. T. Guidry
$4,000 TONS CANE GROUND.

In conversation with Mr.. j. A. Sum
mers, manager of the Ncrmilion Sugar
CO., we learn taat the mill of the Yer,
million Sugar Co. this season ground
$4,000 tons of sugar cane, at $500 per
ton in the short time Of thirty'nine
days. This is quite record run and
Mr., Summers stated that he expects to
gripd nthe neighborhood of $4,000
...- tpNf
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
TPEApsss NOTICE.

r0s Yohlie w general : hereby mo-
tis-J s,t a. trosnass or HINT mon NV
er' ",v Ts'anA. Sixth Ward NJ
Yr.r'iG.n Perish, under peualty of the
iar'. Place IS now rested.
SEBASTIAN GUfDRY.
Abhsvills, La, psc. 1921, E'st
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
w. O. w. OFFICERS.

AT tho meet,Ng OF the Woodmen OF
e.. Wut4 A1ht s.3aday night the FOL
nea are elected ior the year
$50! .,
i'ast Council Commander p v
Bensqala ~. -'--.-------- ..----A-.S
Council Commander: Lloyd Brous'
a. Il. :. T. Guidry
BaGker: j. w. o Bryan.
Clerk: p. j. White.
Escort: Llther Blanchard.
Wa.camaG. A. Colomb.
sent. Leonccnc Broussard
Manag... J c, BrOussard,
Manager: Pemy Broussard.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10

ees is a prescription for Colds
Fever and LaGripps. It's the
most speedy remedy we know
| Pay year Pei! Tax E,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10
ERATH CLUB NEWS.

Our club agent, Mr.. Dutsch, was at
- scbool ON Dee. 6th, 20 get all the
euh members together again ne sue
.ceded in getting elib OF eleven mn, MN,
.ars. oat Of those eleven we elected
four officers: President, OTTO ' nan,
agne: Secretary, Jules Perrin wee
pr, gident, Lilly Landry, and Editor,
parric, Moss .o.. -
\, the next meeting we expect 70
,lrct two members from our rlgo 20
e,,r,on, the Parish Committee; =,
| Mr., Dutsch spoke to NJ on many ~
-orr.tipg things concerning our cruz
No'N BERNICE MOSS,
Club Editor
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10

A moor or fair tractor oil causes
.inety per cent OF trarter t1ouoies
Therefore, ninety percent OF tractor On.
,iue troubles can be prevented thru tns
use Of good tractor oil. Atlas lIacto s
Oil is in this class. Casanova x to0cn'
,uertR
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-12-10

A. soon as 4 tractor moves, the oil
either gets on the job-or goes 10 pieces
Casanova & Gooch, agents Atlas Oh,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
YOU HAVE

q candy factory here in your midst
which is rapidly becoming Of ma
tional importance, due to the sup
eriority of Meadow Brook and
Deltanut.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
UNKNOWN ROueH|
KILLS OFFICER
49, =


Chicago, Jan. 3.-(United Press.y
John Mullen. war vet
eran, died from . bullet wound to-
day, received when he went to the
rescue OF q woman threatened by
an unidentified man. Mullen died
despite an effort to save his life
by flve policemen who gave mp two
quarts Of blood to prevent death.
The shooting occurred early. to-
day in . cabaret. A girl in party
Of six laughed at he- escort.
It'll show you how to laugh at
me-" he said and drew a revolver.
Mullen was called by the pro-
prietor and was shot rs he started
for the gunman. The latter escaped.
The three girls and two men are
held.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
OPINIONS
!. ABOUT CARUS0
Doctor Hold Conflicting Views In
Regard to Golden Voice" Of
Grest italian Tenor.

New York, Jan. B. ley United
Press.) The question of whether
Enrico Caruso's golden voice" will
be permanently affected as the re-
suit OF his present illness with
pleurisy has brought about . con-
flict Of opinion among members Of
the medical profession.
DR.. Philip Horowitz. the tenor's
personal physician. said today that
there IL no reason to believe that
Mr., Caruso will not be able to re-
turn to the operate stage with full
possession Of his vical powers"
DR.. Thomas W. Edgar. editor Of
the Western Medical Review, de-
clsred that similar cases had dem
onstrated . sufferer from pleurisy
requiring . tapping" operation
such a. Caruso twice underwent
last week invariably sustained an
impairment Of lung capacity which
would affect the volume Of his
voice. .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
WARNS AGAINST
TEA HOUNDS
Cleveland Pastor Issues List 4 Ten
Commandments for Ysung Hen
Objects to sLounge Lizards"

Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 3.-(United
Press. Warning against the tea
hound" was issued by Rev. P. s.
Fritsch, pastor Of the Hough Ave
nue. Congregational church here, in
his ten commandments for young
men.
Rev. Fritsch leads Of his list
with the injunction: Thou shalt
not be tea hound; neither shalt
thou be q lounge lizard"
It Is not the tea drinking that he
objects to but the idleness and its
attendant ills. he said.
The other striking command
ments are: Thou shalt not be q
weak sister; thou shalt not SOW
wild oats; thou shalt not wear
soiled collars and cuffs; thou shalt
not shave any craven images Of
actresses, movie stars nor former
sweethearts in thy possession and
thou shalt not be q gutter"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
HELD R0RRRR AT nv.

!, New York, Jan. 3.-Miss Bertha
A. Miller, architect, held a robber
at bay in . darkened room with .
shining silver spoon, until police.
summoned by her sister, arrived.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
Y OPEN HOUSE
WELL At TENDED
Relies from Nations wars Shown
II Interesting Exhibit New
Tears Day.

The exhibits at the Rock Island
Y. M. C. A. open house which were
made up Of tro. hies and relics Of
the worlds war, proved to be a
very interesting display to the
many people who saw them on
New Years day. The exhibit OF
DR.. L. Ostrom, who wal surgeon
with the American forces on the
American AM French fronts, WAS
entirely made up of German relics.
including aerial bombs which fail
ed to explode and a shell which
passed through the hospital where
he was working George Baker
also had trophies of the world war,
gathered in Belgium and northern
France, while with the British
medical corps two years.
Articles of interest from the
Philippine Islands, mostly those OF
domestic use, also including swords
and other instruments Of warfare
and relics of the Spanish Ameri-
can war, were shown by 0. l.
Smith.
BY courtesy of the G. A. r. and
John Hauberg. a number Of guns
that were used in the Revolution.
airy, Black Hawk. war of 1872, and
the Civil war W re shown.
nurin~ tho nvhihiti0n music was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
GRIFFIN HEADS
BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago Mart Elects Successor to
Leslie f. Gates-Choice Means
Better Understanding.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Joseph P. Crit
nm, western managing partner Of
the brokerage housed J. S. Basche
New York and Chicago today was
elected president Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade. succeeding Leslie
+. Gates. Mr.. Griffin held the pres
idency in 1916 and 1917.
His policy, he announced, in
cludes promotion Of a better un-
derstanding between the public and
the board.
Mr.. Gates. the retiring presidents
left today for Washington in con-
nection with the fight against Sen
ator Capper's bill regulating the
board.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
LOCAL FANCIER Is
MANY PRIZE WINNER

George Dickey. Cornish breeder
Of this city, has returned from Dam
vile, ILL.,, where he attended the
9Th annual exhibition, under the
aust ices OF the Vermillion County
Fanciers' association. Mr.. Dickey
made a clean sweep Of the entire
show. as far as prizes are concern
ed. bringing home with him 30 OF
them. Among the prize winning
entrants being grand champion pen
of the entire show. grand champion
cock bird Of the show. Also special
prize for the best and largest dis
play Of any one variety.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03

49, II -. N = III 80
[! !! .V..!l d! M N
=, ~ - oollego heano ~ ~
~ u 11 - U HaGx. ~ fosln- |
81. ~. =, ~ ( e.tre4 esreer |
~ n !. ',.'... ..r..
60 l'l. Z - ~ a
Dtioa attea4e1 ~ ~ faealty.
Etruntoeg ~ eono61y Aoooc1ated
j 0e&ess q ~ school. esvsnty-l
II nGfnrne Vofp there. q hundred
aavifafiS0S hexing Yen ieo1od, and
III V1r1 hinhly enthusiastic about |
I ~ - holIdin6. a f0ar-c0uTSe
!, Ct. Goni9ouo and appeti1iny, /
~ neniasnd "a served With the
I ssrna edulnmenf anA By the same
neraoas No this week ar starting
Is nor1orm the zane services for
ia ma1nrity q the men Of the
Knox coileee hfudent body. A tour
81 the building and an informal
nrn9ram Of talks and stories In the
ionnxe VA later carried out.
\ 6nesf ~ honor At the occasion
- Nrs. Lvman X. Seymour. Of
psv.cr III IL miles from Quincy.
M a va VINO made the hall
dre.m : reality for the college,
fhroush = senerous gift Of $780,
ODO for that nurpose. in memory Of
har NnaSand. Who passed away sew
arsl vears aeo.
m I.esti~ahle valuA.
y q ,cs.ihs. univ IN estimate
the .rt,resv ~ vhat a wonderful
.ssv..t..s ~ the Knox student
!, -. h.ysr- .rch q home 81 Sew
\ ssn,,, us,, I. - he Thev viii be-
~ ~ occ,rv II this week. "A the
sntrd 400 nom. are finished and
s..r,trr. thar. in.t.Iled Only the
4 .....S eaas rcccr. and tina hir
81 ~ = rnom IN the frst door
-. ,,r9rs:hsd Int their comnle-
ssn. Iii, ha rs.ched NV tne end at
~. -. tn. nrst meal for the
/, .msn r. 10 be seryed this evening.
4ho.vh srhooi dos not reopen att
I. $ tha hc,,Savs until tomorrov.
u.r.ssorth ths nail viii he the
c.rts- NJ The Mons social life at
cciS.~. ana viii take the major
III co,,a1a cIa.s ana other
s.a.n .1.,,. a, man not work
S =. .h.;- hoa,a ~ I,v,ng a.
ne ~. .nen ~s.ss,, tn ~ az.
ILL., e I 80 80. ths,r meais A. Sew
,rs.,. vi, "a Al, who can and
-sc erd -ro,, srs sunnosed IN slso
49, IN -a.;dsrca IN ths Hail
n 0 - ns1~.r y. rs-n.s
o..s - 80. T. ~ hsrd.h,n IN
80 hav. .e.r ~. interior of
G.-~ 80 rI.,, ..cart,v a. a. a ha-
~ sr;., "a ~ Tha structure IL
~ n.mrr. ~ ,,,dvov m the vest
ga -. h.t-asr tha tennis courts and
A,,rr, u.Ii II 10 . hrick huild-
sn~ rr,.had ~ n a vav n,easine
-. ae ~. 40. don. IN hr,ck and IN the
- ~. ,stt.. ~ Thia r has
~pU " a. .hw.ra tho
~ sn 1880. ~ -. a. 80 sac,rv north
NAN ~ s asS - ~ ~ .h.nr On the
a.. 80 ~ "a occrrvsr. With
!. tSss. s.,..,rs h.,.ht he SECOND
Sc"- .Iso are the Commons ar din.
.r~ haI, and The Iitchen The
sht.a 49, ~ the chant has a cen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-03
GALESBURG SEEKS
<>PLANNWG OF CITY
(Specaii to The Arxns !

tSpecai1 to The Afgus.)
Galesburg, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-Agreeing
that the method OF city planning
as being adopted by many sizeable
middle-western cities is valuable to
the promotion Of the best interests
of any city which is growing. the
civic improvement committee of
Chamber of Commerce last week