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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29

LECTURES AND SCHOOL EXHIBITS
FEATURE SECOND DAYS PROGRAM
AT COUNTY FARMERS INSTITUTE

schools which are being shown in
the school gymnasium are attract
ing the attention of all attendants
at the institute. With these exhibits
IS one by the Henry County Honey
Producers association. This ex-
hlblt is well arranged in the dis
/ play OF money in its various forms.
The industry in this county is be-
ing tostered very probably by the
! cooperation of this association and
the farm bureau.
Ihere are five school exhibits.
Inc Stowe school is showing grains
prlnclpaity, including samples of
corn and oats. The Wildermuth
school, District los, with Grace
ozark, teacher, Includes displays of
school activity in drawing, needle
work, coloring and some grains
Inc Dublin school with Miss Eve
lyh Hannah, teacher, has a more
varied exhibit and is receiving
much favorable comment. The
Munson Center school under the
care of Miss Mary Davis of Gen
eseo, as teacher has a total of 665
articles on display OF these 22O
have been made since Oct. /. This
display is one which includes
needle work, baking, homemade
candies, drawing, needle work and
many other results of school effort
as well as exhibits of grain, etc
Exhibit Model Farms.
The Bluff Road school of which
Miss Gracia Andrews is teacher !
has on display the set of model !
farm buildings which were seen at |
the Cambridge fair. This and the
Munson Center exhibits are par
tlculariy remarkable in showing the
poaslDllltIes of the present day
rural school when in charge of a
capable teacher Few people who
go TO the gymnasium realize that
the exhibits are those of rura!
schools and Of the pupils in at
tendance at these schools The
awa1 DIS on the school exhibits will
be announced today. T.
The institute closes tomorrow
evening. The four day program
which has been given will be one
0t the strongest in all the institutes
IN the state. The program for the =.
lay is as follows:
FRIDAY, DEC. 80.
1000 a. m.-Address: Results of !
crop Projects in Henry County. By .
w. Holmes, assistant county c
arm adviser. !
lis p m.-Address: Our Rural !,
public Health Problems. BY DIR. y
eva NJ. Wilson, Manhattan. III. =
2:3O p. m.-Address: What Our :
future Consolidated School VIII l
Be. By Frank Crabtree of Peoria :,
7:20 p m.-Moving pictures. q
500 p m.-Address: Worth >
While Reading. By DR.. Eva NJ.
wilson. e
Address: Social Center for Gen V
SEQ Community. By Frank Crab
rec. This address is given in con
Inction with the Federation OF
hurches Of Geneseo.
Woman's Department.. y
Sessions TO be held in G. T. H. S. t,
FRIDAY, DEC. 80. s
1870 p. m.-Joint meeting. Worth h
While Reading. Dr. Eva NJ. Wilson, s
f Manhattan, III. &c
7:30 .. m-Joint meeting Il
500 p. m.-Lecture: Our Rural a
ubIic Health Problems. By DR.. s.
va NJ. wilson. Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
B. E. RICHARDS,
AUCTIONEER OF
SHERRARD, DIES
Death Came This Morning of Heart
TrOuble-WaS Well known in
Western Part of State.
Especial Correspondence

Sherrard, Dec. 29.-ColoneI B. E
Richards. auctioneer of Sherrard
and well known throughout the
surrounding territory, died this
morning at his home, death being
due to heart trouble. Mr.. Richards
was 50 years of age. He had been
i'll for over a year.
Mr.. Richards had been resident
or SheErard for two years. moving
there from Reynolds. His wife was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Millett of
reynolds. He is survived by his
WIDOW and three children: Mrs.
Gust Speetzen CT Rock Island, Mrs.
Ralph Connor of Milton, Iowa, and
Burton, at home.
Definite arrangements have not
been made Tor the funeral. which
wall be held on either Saturday or
Sunday
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The urn at JOY deals principally
In hardware, heating and plumbing
TO GIVE
WATCH PARTY AT
n CHURCH SATURDAY
Especial Correspondence !


Hampton, Dec ga watch
party will be given at the Metho-
dist church in Hampton on next
Saturday evening by the Epworth
league members. Following is the
program scheduled for the eve
ming
to 9:4o-program by league
members.
$40 to 1910 Social time.
l0:40 to 40-Luncheon.
II: 40 to devotional service
by Rev. r. Van Alstyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Book are the
parents of a daughter. Pauline
Harriet. Mrs. Block was formerly
Miss Flora Johnson.
Dorthia Rohren. who has been
very ill with scarlet fever is i'm
proving.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
OBSERVE 18TH
BIRTHDAY OF
AGED SETTLER
Mrs. Mary Olson, First White Child
Born at Bishop Hill Colony,
Celebrates at Home.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Kewanee, Dec. 29.-Seventy-five
years ago Tuesday in the newly
etled Bishop Hill colony, Mrs.
Mary Olson, the first white child
in that memorable colony, first saw
the light of day. Yesterday many
of her friends and relatives gath
cred around her and helped her
celebrate the natal day. The food
provided for the feast was the an
tithesiS of that furnisheded in the
earlier days. Mrs. Olson is well
preserved and the hope was ex-
p4essed that she may enjoy an
other quarter century of health
and happiness" Her son, TWO
daughters and five grandchildren
were among those present at the
reunion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
Return to Homes,

Mr.. and Mrs. John HeberIing and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Callahan OF no
line, have returned to their homes
in that city. They were in Geneseo
to participate Ii a family reunion
of the WiedenhOeft families. Mr..
and Mrs. WiedenhOeft entertained
on Sunday ami Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Wiedenhoeft on last Monday
Mrs. Frank Beckstein and son. vii
lard, of Peoria, were also includeI
with the guests present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
STERLING LEGION
POST ELECTS NEW
HEADS FOR YEAR
lSpecial CORRESPONDENTS

! Sterling, H., Dec. 29.-Sterljp,
post of the American Legion held
its regular meeting last evening,
and elected officers. L. S. ATTORNEY
Philip Ward of this city was elect
ed commander. DR.. William n
Perry, vice commander: Edward
NJ Marvin, finance officer: Ernest
Cassens. sergeant-at-arms: Rev. A.
". tfeischman, chaplain; and Cor
liss Bryant, Arthur Condo and Neil
Saunders, members Of the execu-
tive committee.
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FIRST GENESEO
BARGAIN SALE
GREAT SUCCESS
Merchants Do Satisfactory Busjpas.
and Customers Pleased With
Offerings.
Especial CorrespondenceA

Geneseo, Ill. Dec. 29.-The ars,
of the bargain days" OF the Gene.
SEQ Advertisers club was held YES
terday The plan was very success
full and only indicates the pos,Ibil.
| ity of developing the success of The
monthly sales in a far greater de-
gree.
Being the first sale undertaken
by community cooperative adyer.
Using the outcome of the day was
a matter of no little speculation 7,
was also a test of the plan which is
now considered one of real practi-
cal value both to the merchant and
the customer. The local merchant
was at loss to know what the
volume of trade might be. ana the
buyer was curious to learn wbether
the goods offered and the prices
thereon were genuine. An investi-
cation into this phase of the aues-
ton has developed the fact that
bargain hunters were more than
pleased with the quality and price
of the articles purchased.
With the short time available
from the formation of the plan
and the organization of the Adyer-
Users club some merchants were
unable to feature some of the goods
they wished to place on sale. 9th
ers did not have the time and op-
of obtaining the stocks
desired. In these cases some of
the local dealers sold the bargain
goods down to samples and then
took orders from the display of
the samples for future delivery.
The attitude of the merchants in
general was to meet the buyer on
more than a fair basis as many ar
-icles offered were sold under cost
While this day has offered an op-
to the farmer especially
t has been suggested that in the
.uture public auction or public
'ale be held in connection with the
bargain day. This practice is sue
'esSfully followed in some places.
The auctiOneers, then. will be ready
o sell anything which any owner
nay offer to the buying public at
UGH d combination sale. Orion is
Icing like this with d great deal of
uccess. This feature of the bar
ain day will very likely be Consid-
red at the next meeting of the Adj
ertiseTS' club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
WIFE BEATER
IS ARRESTED
Especial Correspondencel

|SpeCidI COrreSp Ondence.)
Sheffield, Dec. 29.-John De
Schote, alleged liquor dealer of
Sheffield, was arrested here Tues
day night on a state warrant and
taken to Princeton, Ill, to await
trial. He is said to have given his
wife severe beating last We'd
nesday from which she has not re-
covered
New Grandson.
The news came to Sheffield TODAY
that Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Boyden are
grandparents. A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ransom of
Atkinson, at the Galesburg hospital,
Dec. p. Mrs. Ransom was for
merly Miss Leona Boyden of Shelf
field
Judge At Institute.
Senator c. c. Pervier of Sheffield
is one OF the judges at the farmers
institute now in session at Geneseo.
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Hygiene Class Meeting.

Miss Edith HOlmstrom. school
and community nurse. announces
that her class in hOma hygiene and
care of the SICK, will meet at the
Geneseo Township high school next
Monday afternoon at , O'Clock. Be
cause of holiday activities no meet
ing was held this week- Miss Holm
strom is instruCtiHg q class Of %
ladies who speak very highly Of
the benefits being derived from the
course of study which is being fol-
lowed
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To Move Office.

Arrangements have been made by
Jennings & Jennings, Aledo chiro-
practors, to move their Office from
East Seventh street to the rooms
over the LeMaster bakery The
change will take place the first of
the month. DR.. J. W. Wallace has
occupied the rooms over the bak-
cry Tor some time, but has moved
to the rooms over the AIedo State
bank
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
AIedO Briefs

Miss Edna Osborn recently grad
VA ed from the home economics and
domestic science departments of
the Iowa State college at Ames,
Iowa, and is at home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Osborn of
Aledo Before entering Iowa State
college she completed junior
course at the Frances Sinner
school a; Mt Carroll, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
CELEBRATE 5OTH
ANNIVERSARY OF
WEDDING MONDAY
Especial Correspondence

Orion, Dec. ga reception was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gustafson. Sr.. Monday after
noon and evening. to celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary. roses
and carnations decorated the rooms
and delicious refreshments were
served. Between - and 100 friends
called 10 extend congratulations
John Gustafson and Elizabeth
Weech Of Oneida were married
Dec. %. 1871. and have been resi-
dents near Orion for many wears.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
VISIT IN ALPHA.

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
Sterling, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Paul
Sonneman and son and Russell
Zigler Of this city spent yesterday
in Alpha, Ill. with c. T. Forster.
also of this city, who is visiting his
parents there. Ina the Afternoon
they went hunting and brought
back 53 rabbits.
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(special Correspondencel

/ Geneseo, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-The sec.
! ond day of the Henry County Farm
ers' institute drew a much larger
attendance than yesterday and the
: interest in the program and in the
+ exhibits is increasing in a mos;
noticeable manner.
Frank l. Mann of Gilman, H.,
again addressed the institute yes
terday morning on the subject OF
PLANT Food Movement From the
Soil to the Plant and Back to the
Soil" This was his concluding ad-
dress of this program.
Dr. E. Z. De Turk. assistant pro-
fessor in soil fertility at the Uni
versity of Illinois, appeared on yes
terday's program He spoke in the
afternoon at $50 o'clock on The
Comparative Value of Different
Crops as Soil Builders" Prof. De
Turk was preceded upon the after
Moons program by DR.. W L. Bur
lison, head of the department of
agronomy, at the university. He
addressed the institute on the topic
of Corn Diseases" This was DIR.
Burlison's first appearance in a
Geneseo institute and a favorable
impression was gained of him by
this address. DR.. Burlison is the
successor to DE-. Cyril Hopkins,
who was considered the foremost
crop expert of America. The va
cancy was caused by Mr.. Hopkins
death
Women Meet.
The women's department began
its meetings yesterday afternoon.
Their program was introduced
with music after which a short his
tory of each of the three domestic
science clubs of this community
was read.
Miss Elizabeth Hoey, tuberculosis ,
nurse of Henry county. spoke or
tuberculosis Conditions in Henry |
county" Her recital of conditions !
as she has found them while en- !
ga ged in her duties was a reveIa- i
ton to many of the ladies present. |
The efforts which the state is max
ing to check the rayages of tuber- !
culOSis are more readily appre-
ciated when one has the opportun-
Ity of hearing and learning facts
from one engaged in the
work Her greatest activity is
called for in the larger centers of
population.
Movies Are ShGwn.
The program of the evening was
n charge of the women's depart
nent, so one man said, This is
adde's Night" At 7:30 D. m. two
pictures were shown by
he movie staff of the township
high school These were The Fly
Danger" and THE Priceless Gift
II Health These films were OBJ
aimed and shown under the direc-
ion of Miss Edith Holmstrom.
ieneseo school and community
urSe.
The principal address of the eve |
ing was delivered by Mrs. Grace J
TALL Gray of Chicago, whose topic {
ras The Signs of the Times" Mrs
ray is a specialist on home econ
mics and has the reputation
throughout the state of being an
in her field of endeavor. I
Ter address was well received BY =
n audience which filled the high
chool auditorium.
School Exhibits. 7
The exhibits of the various rural +
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To Present PLAY.

tomorrow evening members of
the q. T. G. organization of the
FIRST Presbyterian church of this
city VIII present the farce. The
Sweet Family" al the church. The
play was presented some time ago
at the father and son banquet and
made decided hit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
HOLIDAY MONDAY
AT PCSTOFFICE
Special 20 The Arms !

Alelo, Dec. 29.-Employes OF the
Aledo postoffice will observe next
Monday as legal holiday and there
VIII be mo city or rural delivery
according to Postmaster c. f. Du-
vail.
The postofficc will be closed at
nine o'clock Monday morning in
celebration of New Years dav. per
sons desiring their mail NAV cali
TOR same before nine o'clock at
the office.
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AledO Girl TO Wed.

Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the marriage of Miss Frances He
bel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. d. A.
Hebel of Aledo and Ray V. Wiman.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiman
OF Oblcng. Ill, will be solemnized
at the Hebel home on North Col
lege avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
New Years Wake,

Saturday evening James restaur-
ant of Aledo will hold an open
house for those caring to usher in
the new year. Music. dancing and
a general social time will be ~.
order, according TO George II. Des-
lauriers, proprietor OF the cafe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
y. W. Christmas Tree Success

The Christmas tree given Tues
day evening by the Y. W. c. A. for
the children of Galva was won
derful success. The club enter
tainad 135 children. They had A
Christmas tree. Santa Claus, n ev-
erything. The shouts of the chill
dren, when Santa arrived. could
be heard for several blocks. The
members of the club worked hard
to make this celebration a success
and it certainly was.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
STATE HOLSTEIN
ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION TO-DAY
Especial Correspondence. J

Especial Correspondence
Sterling. Ill. Dec. 29.-The
State Holstein-Friesian associa-
ton are holding their annual
meeting today in the Methodist
church at Dixon. Delegates
from all over the state are
present. Ex-Governor Frank
o. Lowden, president of the as
ISOLATION, will speak this after
noon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
Military Funeral Sunday.

The boQy OF Fred Peterson, which
left New York City the first of the
week, has arrived at GaIva. The
body will remain at the johnson
undertaking parlor until l D. m.
Sunday, Jan. ], 1922.
Fred Peterson was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. P. Peterson of This
city. He died in a hospital in
France IN 1917 The funeral will
be a military service and will be
IN charge or The American Legion
post of GalVa, III. The funeral
service will be held at the BishoD
Hill Community church Sunday
afternoon at ? O'Clock. Interment
will be at Bishop Hill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Wilson enter

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson enter
tanned on Christmas day at fam
lily dinner. Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. A H. Linn and Miss
Catherine Wilson of Cambridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Streeter and
children, MOx, Percy and Neil Of
New Windsor; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Wilson and daughter, Eleanor, OF
Woodruff, and Dean Wilson of
Knoxville. The day was a very
enjoyable one for all present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
CALvA DOCTOR
IS IN CHICAGO
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Dec. Cdr. Alice Whip
pie, a well known osteopath doc
tor, who was located here for sev-
eral years but who left five years
ago has -locat2d in Chicago. She
will make her home with her two
sons, Clark and Brooks Whipple.
Clark is a musician employed by d
large orchestra and Brooks is d
student at Northwestern university.
DR.. Whipple spent three months
here visiting before going TO Chi
cage.
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No, IL TO Sion.

A change in the operation OF the
westbound train, No. Is, has recent
ly been put into effect which viii
prove to be great convenience
to the passenger traffic from this
station, This train is due out Of
here at 9::37 p. m, and has been
stopping for passengers out from
Chicago only. AS the result Of
the petition which was circulated
a few weeks ago this train Will now
stop, on flag, for passengers to the
tri-cit:es. The orders for this stop
read: Passengers for Moline and
west"
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WOMAN'S CLUB
SERVES SUPPER
AT TOWN HALL
Especial CORRESPONDENTS. J

Alpha, Dec. 29.-The Alpha Com
munity Womans club will serve a
cafeteria supper at the town hall
Thursday evening, Jan. 5. This
will be a good opportunity to secure
a good supper at small cost and
and it is hoped there will be a
large attendance as the ladies need
the money for the lyceum course
There will be a program and
watch party at the M +. church
Saturday evening to which every
body is invited. Light refreshments
will be served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
4 Stubborn Cough
LoOsenS Right Up
rms homemade remedy IL n won
der Tor quick results. Easily
and cheaply made.

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Evening journal., 1921-07-28
PALESE HELD
ON rum Charge
Government Agents Say He
Sold Liuor at S5 the
Quart
ACCUSED SPENT
NIGHT AT HOME

Michael Palese. OF sos French
street. was held under $1,000 bail by
United States Commissioner J. Pearce
Cam, at the Federal Building this
morning. for a further hearing on a
charge OF violating the Volstead act.
Bail was furnished by Andrew Pa
lese. a brother OF the defendant.
Palesc was arrested at his home
last night by United States Marshal
Money and taken TO Newark. the
home OF Commissioner Cam. where
fl was hoped that bail could be ar
ranged. Commissioner Cam refused
10 consider the case at his home,
however, and Palese was brought 10
this city. where he spent the night.
Although Marshal Money today
refused TO state where Palese had
spent the. night-Palese said he re-
mained az his home. adding why in
the - couldn't 1; I have not COM
mitted murder"
The arrest OF Palese caused much
comment today as his home in
French street was visited by Fed
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Evening journal., 1921-07-28
URGES ]. 5. TO
SAVE SILESIA
Korfanty Says Only Inter-
vention Will Avert New
War
NEED $4,000 ARMY
TO RESTORE PEACE

PARIS. July 2s Omitted Pressl.- -
America must intervene In the Up.
per Sileslan controversy TO prevent a
Polish-German war which could
easily ignite another European war.
Adelbort Korfanty. leader OF the
Polish insurgents. declared In an ex-
elusive interview with the United
Press here today.
There IS real danger OF such a
war unless the Silesian issue Is set
tied promptly and definitely" Kor-
fanty declared. 1T is dimcult TO see
how this is possible unless the
United States intervenes."
1T Is necessary" he said that
1900 troops be sent 10 Silesia to
enforce the Allied decision on the
division OF that territory. The Ger
mans are pledged TO resist any di-
vision that does not strike them as
favorable"
korfanty. plump and dapper
person. spoke with intense serious
ness. Toying with the monocle
which hung from silk cord. or
stroking his graying mustache, he
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Evening journal., 1921-07-28
NOPRESENTU S.
AID FOR RUSSIA
Washington Won't Act
Until Soviets Release
American Prisoners
.GORKY SAYS REPLY
WILL BE FORWARDED

WASHINGTON. July 2s Omitted
Press) The first reply 70 American
representations for release OF Ameri-
can prisoners In Soviet Russia was
received at the Office OF tho Secre-
tary OF Commerce Hoover today.
The message was from Maxim
Gorky who was told by Hoover that
America could not help relieve Rus
sian famine conditions as long as
the Americans we're imprisoned.
The reply from Gorky received
today said'
Your message gratefully re-
ceived. Detailed reply will be sent
from Moscow by the president of
the central Russian famine relief
committed"
There are 26 American prisoners
In Soviet Russia. Hoover stated.
Twenty are men and six are women.
The American Relief Association
Is ready to step in 20 relieve Rus
sian conditions when American pris-
oners are released. according to
Hoover, who heads this organiza-
ton.
Hoover today said the association
has enough funds on hand to begin
the work at least without any fur
ther appeals. Improved conditions in
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Evening journal., 1921-07-28
sen. DUPONT
MESBROWN
ASSECRETARY
AppOintee Served in Same
Capacity With Senator
King, of Utah
OFFICIAL TO SPEND
WEEK IN THIS CITY

Senator T. Coleman DUPONT who
took the oath Of Office on Tuesday
called at the White House in Wash
ington yesterday and was in confer
ence with President Harding. No
announcement was made as 10 wha,
was discussed at this conference.
Senator DUPONT has announced
the appointment OF Jonathan Brown
as his private secretary. For some
years Mr. Brown was secretary 10
former Senator Willard Salisbury
and later was with Senator King Of
Utah.
Mr.. Brown was born in this city
and lived here until he went to
Washington with former Senator
Salisbury as his secretary. Previ-
Gus TO that he was a clerk i'm Senator
Saulsbury's law offices. After the
expiration Of the term of Senator
Salisbury Mr.. Brown bought a farm
near Washington and lived there un-
til he went with Senator King. He
is regarded as an unusually capable
secretary.
Senator DUPONT arrived in will
mington today from Washington
shortly before noon. He went inn
mediately to his Offices on the eighth
floor Of the dupont Building
when asked as to his plans for
the future, he replied that aside
from staying in Wilmington for the
remainder Of the week and then
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