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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
HARVESTER PLANT
PUTTING ON FORCE
lSpecial Corresp1ndence

NSpetidI NOI4 a. EISl-AA---
Sterling. Ill. Nov. l1.-Atter
suspension of several months. the
international Harvester company
has reopened its plant IN ROCK
Falls on a small scale and VIII IN
crease its force as business var
rants. The workers heeid meet
ing with the officers and accep ed
q reduced scale of wages
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Y SECRETARY TO
TALK TO GALVANS
Especial Correspondence.

Galva, Ill, Nov. 11.-Gehe Palmer,
secretary of general work at the
Cedar Rapids i. NJ. c. A. will speak
here Sunday evening at a union
service at the Congregational
church. The public is invited to at
tend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
ONE INCH SNOW
FELL IN ALEDO
DURING NIGHT
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Nov. lie n. Vertrees,
official weather man for Aledo, re-
ported this morning that approx
mately one inch of snow fell last
night in that vicinity. The snow
began falling early this morning.
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All the News-AlI the Time
The Argus.
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Imported Ginghanes, SI.25 ynrd

We hhyo Just received an importation of fine dress
IN checks plaidS
Tor morning frock umhuE Spring 1'"'
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and Mrs. Albert Roat and Mr., and Mrs.
Albert Smith.
The Musical History Class will meet
tomorrow morning at the Orpheum
Rooms when Ministries and Mime
singers" and their music will be dis
cussed Papers and musical members
relative to the subject will be con-
tributed by the members. Mrs. James
Glase will be chairman of the day.
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Jean
Clark. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph l. Clark, Of 1856 North Broad
street. left on Thursday for Baltimore
where they will spend fortnight as the
guests OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Rosenblatt. Of
1896 Erie avenue, are spending several
weeks at Palm Beach. Fla.
Miss Mildred Greene of Scranton. Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben WurtE-
man, of 1909 North Thirteenth street.
Miss Claire r. Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Smith. of 1895 North
Twentieth street and Mr.. Harry Alvin
Meyer were married on Monday eve
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P0ngee Six Blouses-NOU S295

"nEce waists drcssy and servcehe: We have sov,r
Wrlch have been marked third 0
with coored stripes; several attractive styles '''''
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ir, and Mrs. Sylvan Dalslmer, Mr.. and
on Dalsimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
lalsimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ichwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Klein,
Mrs. William b. Hackenburg, Mr.. and
FRS. Leon s.. Dalsimer Miss Tessie Dali
sinner. Miss Jane Dalsimer, Mrs. Sylvan
)alsimer I'd, Mrs. Philip Arnold and
hr Charles Schoneman.
The Society OF Friends, formerly the
Friends of the Mount Sinai Hospital
are making preparations for n dance to
,e held at Apollo Hall, 1710 North Broad
nittee In charge includes Miss Jeane X
'lum, chairlady. with the assistance of
Mss Jeane Stevens. Miss Fannie Oxman.
Mss LILLIAN Master, Miss Bessie Lakln
md Miss Ethel Belosky
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Photo bv Marcsau

ming. January II. at the home OF the
officiating minister. the Rev. Arthur
Cakes. OF 1909 North Twentieth street.
The BRIDES sister. Miss Anna May
Smith. was maid of honor. and the
brother Of the bride Mr. Harry Q. Smith,
was best man. 4 reception was held at
the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Moyer
will be at home after February l. at
2l04 North Fifteenth street.
Miss Ruth Gerstley, 141l North
Broad street. entertained in honor OF
Miss Marie Jacobson, of New York. at
a dinner of fourteen covers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Z. Osserman and
Miss Edith Osserman. of New York,
we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ
Stern, of 1913 Poplar street, yesterday
when an Informal at home was held ir
honor of the engagement OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stern's son, Mr.. Sylvan G.. Stern
and Miss Edith Ossernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Dalsimer
Of the Royal Apartments. celebrated the
sixteenth birthday of their son. Mr.. Pau
Dalsimer, by giving n family dinner al
the Sans Souci. The guests included
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McAllister
2nd nid,,, their family. formerly of Ninth and
DICKINSON streets, are now living IN
heir new home. 61f2 Chester avenue.
4 reception and dance will be given
| tonight at the recreation center at the
navy yard, under the direction of Mrs.
Moore. Among those who will assist
will be Mrs. Spooner, who did service
work during the war at the Roosevelt
Service Club: Miss Martha Stuart Gill
and Miss Bella Newell Gill.
Mr.. Michael McNulty has returned 20
his home. 220O South Broad street. after
spending few days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Rosenberg. of 5417
Walnut street, are receiving congratula.
Herman Rosenberg. Mrs hosenberg
Harris, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel J. Harris, Of 1902 South Fourth
street.
The members Of the auxiliary of the
American Legion. Post, No 95, will en-
tertain this evening in their meeting
rooms in the Southwark Library. Fifth
and Ellsworth streets.
Miss Marguerite Towers, daughter OF
Mrs. J. Towers, of l7l1 Ritner street
has returned to her home after spending
the weekend in New York.
Mrs. Thomas Boyle. of 2221 South
Broad street, entertained informally al
her home on Thursday evening.
Miss Mercedes Herring. Of 1415 Skunk
street. entertained informally at her
home on Saturday evening. Among hei
guests were Miss Mary Murphy. Miss
Gene Manning, Miss Jane Touhy Miss
Helen Collins, Miss EIenor McKernan
Miss Anna Cortany, Mr.. Frank Yeager
Mr.. Frank McC ormick. Mr.. PatricN
Scally, Mr.. George Gibbons. Mr.. Johr
Murphy, Mr.. Richard Donavan and Mr.
James Mulligan.
Tho members of the Louvain Country
Club will entertain at n reception tt
he given at Apps Academy, Broad and
Porter streets, on Friday evening
Among the members OF the club are
Miss Elsie Dick, Miss Mary Rooney
Mr.. Thomas Rooney. Mr.. Andrew Simp
son, Mr.. Thomas Loughran and Mr
George Loughran.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Or and Mrs. Dclmar Conley. of 2544
Ridge avenue. are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a son, Robert Will
liam Conley. on December rs.
A dance will be given at the Delrnor-
Morris. Germantown. on Saturday eve
ning' by the members Of the Tuxedo
club.
,,.' Mr. ana Mrs. William Roach. of 1913
Erie avenue. will entertain the Ecirh.
bors, Club on Friday evening fhe
members o which include Mr., and Mrs
Charles Callinan. Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Gelkler, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Firth
hiIl' MI and Mrs. Charles Metz, Mr..
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NoRRISToWN

Miss Margaret Sperry. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sperry, of 2l8 OAK
street, celebrated her twelfth BIRTHDAY
anniversary by entertaining twenty-five
of her young friends at a novelty party.
Mr.. Neville d. Tyson will be given a
testimonial reception by the judges and
lawyers OF this county In honor or his
the courts of Montgomery county. Mr..
Tyson is vice president Of the Montgom
cry County Bar Association.
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Aliens FrencI, Hai,mets. $500 dozeu

zap shapes and straight IL
Gray liaTnct@ both s SO '' "'
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GER MANTOWN

Mrs. Joseph 8. Lord. Jr.. of 5000
followed by cards at her home on
"wednesday afternoon. The guests will
include Mrs. Robert NJ. Barton, Jr., Mrs
Charles L. Barton, Mrs. Charles A.
Waters. Mrs. Francis s. Devlin, Mrs
Edward J. Murray, Mrs. Frank Faber
Mrs II. Dwyer. Miss Catharine Shields
and Mrs. J. +. Hemberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Osborn have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at G613 Devon street. Mrs.
Osborn will be remembered as Miss
Sarah Ann MARBLE.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

The wedding OF Miss vivian Eliza
beth Kenncrly. daughter Of Mrs. j..
Blair Kennerly. OF the Sattcrly, 450S
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X Cassatt. Of
1905 Locust street will entertain at
dinner on Friday evening. February 4,
before the second Assembly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24

Chestnut street, and DR.. Joseph Parsons
Replogle, son Of Mrs. X. n. Replogle, or
Westmont. took place on Monday, Janu-
AIRY IL, at o'clock, at Ebensburg, Pa.
the REV. Mr.. O'Neil officiating.
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF the Philadelphians in Pain,
Beach-She Speaks of the Anniversary Ball at
academy of Music Tonight

some. sing to sleep wifi, and ] couldn I
get my dollie so ! looked her."
NANCY wYNNE.
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ust 5, 1917, are eligible to reCelv"
the World War medal iHsued BY
the State Legislature. The m11a'
shows William PeEn IN armor 'and
has an ~allegOrfta1 design. Twenty
six thousand Of these victory med
ais will be distributed to members
of tho famous 2Stl Division.
Newsboys Of Great err Boston rec
emily placed a memorial on the
town hall at Brookline, Mass, in
bopor OF Albert Edward Scott, a
10 year old newsboy OF that city
who was killed in France during
the World War.
Horizon blue will bs replaced By
Khaki as the color Of the uniforms
worn by French officers and sol
diers. Tho uniforms OF tho French
army will in the future be similar
in color to those of the American
army.
Marshal Foch has bean made a
| member of George Washington
Post OF the American Legion at
washington ~ Ss hG POEuAN
! commander a eligible because
he had COMMANDED American
troops in action.
! The Marine Corps Institute, con.
Quoted by the Federal Government
offers free cor &spopdonCe courses
to each man enliating in the ma
rines. The present enrolment il
more than 1000 soldier students.
Tho Federal system of vocation
al training for former service me'
Of the United States IN which Sc
many millions OF dollars have been
spent is declared a practical fail
IRE.
Former service men are glveT
/ preference In Civil Service exam
nations i'll the United States. =
person taking the examination
must make 70 per cent, an OK
service man must mako 50 Pc
cent or over.
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wonld enable her 20 Sqd4p them
quickly Is 4 menhee to civillEatlor
and the world.
In the face OF that the premAet
declared France WAS ready to re-
duCe her army to half itS former
strength but not to the point which,
he said. would expose France to
peril. Speaking for italy Senator
ShanEer expressed sympathy Tor
the situation Of France and said
his country was planning further
reduction in her land forces. For
Japan, Admiral Kato declared his
country had no intention maintain
ing land forces greater than those
absolutely necessary for purely
defensive purposes made necessary
BIZ the far eastern situation"
The heart OF America, said Mr..
Hughes, carried an imperiShable
memory Of Frances sacrifices for
liberty. Hs agreed with BRAND
that what the world needed was Il
will to peace"
"And there can be no viii to
peace until the institutions OF ltber.
~ and justice are secured. May !
say to BRAND that there Is no moral
isolation for the defenders OF I'D
erty and iustice."
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TODAY'S XVIII
Reg. Pdg. U. S. Pat. on.
Answers to Yesterdays kwiz.
1. There arc 5 quarta In 9 peck


1. There are s quarts in a peck.
2. The apple was first cultivated
In, America in 1929, having been i'm,
ported from England.
3. "Bedlam" is a corruption OF
the word Bethlehem. the name OF
a religious house in London, which
was converted into an asylum for
lunatics.
4. Aluminium does not tarnish.
S. Giacomo Puccini wrote the
e MADAME Butterfly"
6, Pierre is the capital OF South
Dakota
4. A halyard is a rope used on
ships for hosting a sail, flag or 4
yard.
5. An idiosyncrasy Is a mental
quality or habit peculiar to an in
divfdual.
O.. An ignoramus is an ignorant
person, especially n who pretends
to have knowledge.
10. The Keystone of an arch is
the last set and uppermost stone.
which completes 1t and locks It's
members together.
New Questions.
/. Who wrote the opera III Trova
tore?'
9. Is the temperature OF birds
higher or lower than that OF hu.
man beings?
8. How large is North America:
4. What does the term "forttssi'
mo" mean?
S. who was Demeter, in, Greek
mythology?
6. where in America IS Cape
I Fear river?
z. How many IN a bakers dozen
8. What is the capital OF North
Dakota?
8. What is the average tempera'
ture OF the human body?
10. Who wrote the novel Guy
Mannering:"
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Yanks and
Legionaires
ForcefuI FateS Concerning the In
terests of Former Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines.

There are 1871 chapIains in the
| regular United States army.
A new club house Of the British
War Veterans was recently dedt-
Gated and opened in New York
city.
The first American Legion post
in the world to receive a charte:
was the George Washington post,
| at Washington, D. c.
Sir William Robertson is said to
be the only officer in the BritiglI
army to start in the ranks and be
elevated to that of a field marshal.
Work done by the American Rcd
Cross among disabled veterans Of
the World war now involves an an.
nual expenditure of $4,000, 900.
Marshal Ferdinand Toch, OF tho
French army. is 20 years OF age.
This distinguished commander wa7
a private in the Franco-P"usstaH
war.
The first Rabbi to serve as a chap
lain In the American army. was
Rabbi Davis Goldberg, appointed
! October 30. 1917. with the rank OF
junior lieutenant.
Ont of a total OF rs sentences OF
death imposed in the American FIX
Evolutionary Forces. during the
! World war, only nine actually were
, carried out.
Tho sun OF $1.34SOOO,0 900 was
spent IN the United States last yea.
for armament. The appropriations
for the army and navy this year
amount to s1,422,7 52, 900.
OF the brides of American sol.
diers abroad during the World war,
whose nationalities we:e recorded,
1895 were French, 1901 British, 79
Belgium and 81 German,
American military forces in Ger
many are to be reduced from the
present strength OF approximately
4eS officers and $4,000 enlisted
men 10 1913 officers and 5217 men.
General Allen is to remain in COM
mand in the Cobl0nz area.
ma Bur6ick, of Wichita Falls
Texas, is one Of the few American
women recipients OF the French
Croix de Guerre. Miss BurdIck
earned this distinction by issuing
doughnuts to American soldiers In
Frence under Saavy COMPARTMENT.
Gas Battaliohs" are 10 be estab.
lished by the Police Department OF
Philadelphia, Pa, to repel disor
ddrly mobs and in caBes whero
criminals barricade themselves III
buildings and defy the authorities.
The equipment WIN consist Of tear
gas, gas bombs and masks.
Italy's unknown soldier was
| chosen by q nj gLher who lost a SOY
in the World War. The cGremon-
!as were held in the Cathedral Of
Aquiloia. near tho lsonzo River,
where the italian armies Tough!
ond Of their. greatest battles. This
selection was made from clever
collins which had been brought
from different battleflelds.
Only men who were commission.
ed or enrolled in the National
| Guard OF Pennsylvania, up to7AuE
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Pathological
Questions

Questions
Ito what religious party did
Nicodemus belong, and what posi-.
tlon did he hold among the Jews7
2-How many devils does the
Bible state wont out OF Mary Mag
dalene when she was delivered
OF her sins?
S-Where was Joseph born, and
about what year?
4-What WAS the approximate.
dato Of John the Baptist's denth !
SLOW old was David at the
time he slew Goliath?
GLOW did David expect to
have the strength to slay such a
giant MS Goliath. when he himself
vas Of such a small stature?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
1.-The field OF Aceldama was
near Jerusalem. -,
2-Achan and his family we're
stoned to death.
3-Caleb promised his daughter
Achsah, in marriage to whoever
should take the city of Debir.
4-When Goliath the giant saw
David armed with only a staff, and
a shepherds sling, he looked upon
him with contempt
5-Solomon was tho last son OF
David.
6-The mama Solomon" mean.
"p6dceful,"
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TAe Dixie

Forbidden Fruit" Is
what Its title implies.
, seamStress first partakes
when she dons beautiful
mehts and substitutes for
absent guest in auxurit
homo where she has been /
ployed. Tho young man
whom she Is invited par
OF It when he falls In love
her. but he 1t said to MS ct
that he did not know that
was married until later. In
scenes that follow one is 8
through robberies, aufd,
and many unpleasant sit
tions which make OF the
ture one that leaves a u
unhappy and miserable sch
ton.
It pOrrays the eternal
angle In a way that Is M
distastetnl and such stori
however told should never
coudoncd. We feel that
cannot commend iEhis nict
but rather that we must
denim It as one that can do
possible good.
A comedy which is Of
low standard.
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ed with favorable interest by the
Of the government
and it is believed very probable
that It will. in due course of time,
be accepted.
Items of routine departmental
business picked up at the offices
Of
Senator Sutherland: Amended
compensation award by the Veter.
ian's Bureau for Adam Cavdender
OF Charleston, $50 a month from
June 20, 1921; Pension Bureau
award to Belinda E. Lovett OF
Weston, $50 II month from May Z,
1921. and accrued invalid pension
due her late husband at the date
of his death.
Congressman Echols: Adjust
cd compensation to date allowed
by the veterans Bureau to Fred
IN. Faulkner. Of Price Hill. Fay.
etto county and given rating Of
temporary total disability and
compensation at tho rate Of $50
per month.
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Herman Huffman OF Charles
ton, has good reason to remember
the good works in his behalf done
by Congressman Leonard s. Eci-
oils. When that official heard of
Huffman and his story, he vowed
to see that justice was done this
young ex-service nan II 1t was
humanity possible for him to have
1T done. Huffman had been but
retCd about into and out Of six
hospitals. including one asylum for
the insane where the Officials adj
mltted ne had no business what
soever being sent and hadn't re-
ceived a penny's help from the
government for himself. his wife
and his small child. Moreover, the
records his case showed that his
claims for compensation had been
disalIowed because he had not pro-
IduGed evidence to show that he
was injured while in the army, Yet
he was relieved from duty and
sent to a recreation camp for that
very reason. After his discharge
he tried to work but he couldn't
on account OF his injured back. He
was a telephone lineman with a
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interests, has returned from a sew.
eFal weeks trip to Baltimore.
C. H. jenkins, director OF the
National Coal Association from
Northern West. Virginia, Is home
from the meeting OF the directors
OF that organization in Cincinnati.
George s. Brackett, secretary OF
the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators Association, returned
from Cincinnati on Saturday, but
left last evening for Washington,
D. G.
w. E. Watson, Jr., OF the Fair
mont & Cleveland Coal Co, Is homo
from a business trip to Pittsburgh
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This space Is sipen 10
WomaN Club Of Fdiruo1l
use 81 It's Movie Cehsoft
Committee, The IVES VI,
ian docs not assume any resp
Ibility ~ the opinions expf
ed therein.
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Painting Pictures = Alphonsv
Jongers, noted artist OF New York
City who has been engaged by the
State OF West Virginia to patnl
pictures Of the eight living cover
nors OF the state is today putting
on tho finishing touches on the
portrait OF Ex-Governor A. B.
Fleming, OF this city. Mr.. Jongers
has been working several days on
the Fleming picture but has 1t 1us'
about completed, he will go TO
Morgantown when he is through
here where he will paint a picture
of Ex-Governor w. F.. Glassoock,
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. SABBATH MORNING
* come. let us
worship and bow down: let us
kneel before the Lord our maker.
For he is our God; and we are
the people Of his pasture.-.Psa.
IS. 6, 7.
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Cloudy tonight
and Tuesday.
Local Readings
Greed BoIyard, OF
Temperature al
S u. m. today, 80
Weather yesteT
day, clear; TEN
%peraturc, maxi
mum, 81; mini
mum, 81; precipf
tatiOn, none.
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TN This on Your Wise Friend
These letters. properly ar
ranged, will make a popular
proverb: aabdeeegglklInnuooop-
rsstttuuy. WHAT'S It?
Answer to yesterdays:
Seven and One-hRlf pounds.
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" INSN9Slt HtarEWV
Wolf Pack" is a storylS
the Canadian Rockies WI
gold prospecting Is done.
typical Of tha life among
people in this region. ~
There is a murdd. in y
opening scenes, but otherWii
It is a Story pulsating VII
life and action which won
a-~-qi 10 those who care I,
1iSS ,Gries of Tie great O
tho stories OF the great or
doors.
Raiders Of the North"
SO a story that has tc.Ao vii
life in The North and it hi
to do with fur robbers. The
is a great deal of shooting, b
it depicts life among Il
traders In 81 very realistic wa
...."
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There Is also a comedy
which a child does some cleN
acting and shows great de-
ton to his mother. A still
introduced about which !
story Is woven.
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Auto ThVeVes-Harry BoggesS
and DIARY Ashcraft Of Shnnston.
are prisoners at TerTa HGute, Ind.
awaiting the arrival Of K. N. Sap
pington, chief OF Police OF Clarks.
burg, who ds on hts way TO thai
city to bring them hack to Harri-
son county to stand trial on q
charge OF stealing an automobile
from Charles and Robert Patton,
also of Shtnnston. The men were
arrested IN the Indiana city when
they made application for a state
license TO operate the car in that
state.
James J. Coughlan. formerly
editor OF the Grafton
Sentinel, has become associated
with the news department Of the
West Virginian, and assumed his
duties, today.
Supervisors Meet-The question
of distribution Of tickets for the ap.
lpaarance of Strickland Gillian.
Who IS scheduled to appear at the
T.M. G. A. here in the near future,
gWhI be taken up at the meeting
i6Ethe supervisors to be held at the
Y..M.yE. A. tonight. People are al
READY making reservations for his
tsSermon Of fun" and as the dining
room at the Y will seat only 200 II
Behnnves all those who want to
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not morally and with a powerful
faction preaching the doctrines Of
military restoration. Germany he
said could InoholiEe between alx
and seven million men trained In.
war and har Industrial ingenuity
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uNIQN SERVICES

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The Day in the wiIdE ial
story Of out door life OF Il
ticular interest to boys.
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FRENCH premier.

CONTINUED from page OO',
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REGIONAL COAL

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