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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

aft. while Mr.. Stllman slept forward.
They left in the morning.
MIR. Stillman returned that after
noon with Helen" the so-called
-, ciety woman" who has figured in
the divorce case They had tea
served on deck and left the yacht,
returning 10 it at IL o'clock that
night. They turned on the grapha-
phone and the electric lights, while
he served them sandwiches, beer,
champagne, and cordials, Murphy
testified. AS nearly as he could re-
call the date il was Dec. S. 1920. The
couple left in the morning, he saiC.
Fifteen minutes later. Mrs. Leeds
She was looking for "A
watch. she said, and left in short
time. The next day the yacht set
out for Miami. with MIR. Stillmai,
aboard. Will. it was lying of
Miami. Murphy stated. he passed Mr..
Stil1mans StaterCom and the wind
blew in the curt ain. Hs saw Mr.
Still nan in chat with Mrs. Leeds
in his lar kissing him. the witness
swore.
To obtain the apartment at No. 64
.ist S6th street fer Mrs. Leeds Mr..
Stillmau recon ,,u,jed himself as
Franklin Ha. Id ,>'s in A letter to
the sape,Ihtcudv.; ii the apartment
house. acCornu.- To testimony of sgd
hey Wilds of Nc. III East Sitk street
an empl4ye of the Herzog Corpora
ton, owners of the building,
Mr. Leeds is splendid, upright
man and fully trustworthy" the let
ter written by Mr.. Stlll.oan said. Mr.,
Wilde testified that Mr.. Stillman pre-
scented This letter IS Mr. Leeds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Pastry Cost Unchanged.

According to some of the largest
n Aefs HI lhls city there IS to be no
!iiAilleolate reduction il the price Of
Plgs ana CAKES. They say fruit and
~ olher ingredients have advanced
.liiu lla1 me pastries could not be
rlade at a profit il tbs present urica
was to b., cut. Flour i satd i ~
on the advance and tbis Z -
II, a,-1o! ehleflnS INTO the cost which
7 '.,l'lu prohihIt reduction in the
i'Ilces A. 1hls tirae. The price of
bread remains tho Same.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

for the purpose Of creating tlissi nsl
Of the officers IN the ninds ol Ane
membership Their voluntary = tl.'''
r,,,,ave, IN contributing their entire
-. 60, III. shonld go far to dis
- sr.h. i,nprassians and prove
that the officials feel 4 deep. sincere
interest in the well being Of the rank
and file of the membership.
t-nfon baadanarters estimated that
80 to- ,han 80 900 union miners IN
~. ~. a,,,t,,t,, ar out Of work and that
- th,,,,.and more work one 10
three davs a week. Hundreds 81
,,,inps throughout the country. are
"a and afhers are working short
time because Of the slack demand ioi
coal. il was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Embarrassing Hairs
Can be Quickly Removed
Beauty CuIturel

Hairs can IL easily banished from
ne under-arn,s neck and face by
this quick, painless nethod. NIX lh'o
Sir pasre some powdered delatone
and water spread on hairy surface
.nd IL III minutes rub of, wash
,ba elsin ana It win be free from hair
OF blemish. Excepting III very s'up-
born growths, one Application Il SUI
fcient 10 avoid disappointment DuH
the delatone IN an original p''eNase
- rniN frnNh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Kills PeSky
Bed Bugs
p. ID. @.

Just think. a 35c boz Of T. d. o. CPesky
Devils Quiesus) makes a quart. enough TO
kan a million bedbrgs. reaches. f1eas or
cooties and stops future generations by
killing the eggs and does not injure the
clothing.
Liquid Ere TO the bedbugs is what p
u. O. is like. bedbugs stand as good
chance as a snowfall in a justly famed
heat resort Patent spout free in every
package Of II. ID. O to enable you TO kill
them and their egg nests in the cracks.
Look for the devils head on every box
then you'll have what Hospitals have
found 20 be the best insecticide known 70
sc1ence- Special Hospital size $3.50
makes five gailons-contains 3 spouts-
either size at your druggist or sent pre-
paid upon reoelpt OF price by the Owl
Inc y. ID. q. Is never peddled
Eckcrds Medicine Stores AM n J..
Danforth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Women S Shoes
at Bargain Prices

70 the Peneoyd Iron Works. Phila-
deiphia This is due to the temporary
cessation Of activities at Edge Moor.
Local friends Of Mr.. Mclaughlin hope
the change is only temporary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Richard Mclaughlin Transferred.

richard Mclaughlin Of Twenty
fourth and Madison streets. ono q
the department heads for the ATaeri-
can Bridge Co. has baen transferred
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
CHRISTMAS BRINGS NO
JOY TO IMMIGRANTS
HELD AT Ellis ISLAND

New York, Dec. %. IN contrast to
the joy which nearly eterybody else
in the Metropolis is looking forward
to Christmas, more than 1000 men,
women and children here are prepar-
ing for day made only more bitter
by the realization that they are I'M
happy in the midst Of rejoicing.
These are the majority of Uncle
Sans temporary guests at the Ellis
Island immigration station, who are
awaiting deportation because quotas
permitted their countries are exhaust
ed.
1t will he, immigration officers say,
the saddest Christmas the island has
ever seen.
And worse. if possible, than the lot
of those held on the island. is that Of
hundreds of others in the Storage
quarters of several vessels in the har-
Dor They, too. have given up hope
Of being admitted TO the country and
face the prospect of spending Christ
mas on ships carrying them back to
the countries they had schooled them
selves to think of no longer rs home
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
LIEUT.. SAMPSON, COLORED,
SPEAKING ON WALKING TOUR
FOR BENEFIT OF HIS RACE

Lieutenant Joseph Sampson, col
ored. who has walked from New York
10 Florida and who mas a record Of
thirty-siX monthes service with the
Algerian troops in the French army
during the World War, is in Lakeland
ior the purpose of conducting Il Sc
ries Of meeting at several of the local
negro churches. Beginning next
week the first meetings will be held
at the A. NJ. e. church and will con
tinue throughout the week. Arrange
ments are to be made to provide for
the attendance of white residents who
are interested in the improvement
CT the conditions of the colored race.
II is the mission Of Lieutenant Samp-
son to urge negroes to build the
future of their race by their own in
dustry and efforts so that they may
become self-supporting and self-re-
speeding.
Mayor Thompson after learning of
the mission of the lieutenant, gave
him letter of recommendation for
the good that may be accomplished
by his campaign among the colored
people This includes sanitation,
education and moral uplift. Lieuten-
ant Sampson deplores the efforts OF
agtators. black or white, to stir UP
lantagonisms between the white and
colcred races. declaring that those
who preach anything like social
! equality between the races are no
/ friend OF the negro.
His Ct1V in fTaO,na rou-o rd q al
with many successful meetings and
great encouragement. After leaving
Lakeland he will work northward to-
ward Washington. having already
it,tn requested to report to President
Harding at the White House as to the
progress of his work
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
WARM RECEPTION AWAITS

Key West Dec. 2O.-Arthur Calitri.
II. and David Race. Il wears old. OF
Fort Lee \ ! who decided they
would like TO snend the winter in
Il srida. arrived here MS stowawavs
aboard the liner Cnncho on her las,
trip. shortly after the vessel left
New York 4 steward discovered two
suit cases under lounge in tbe 81 :
loon and a further investigation dis
closed The two bovs hidden behind
the luggage
When the lads landed here after
Chief of Police Gardner had received
te!egraphic Instructions from the Fort
Lee police to intercept Calitri one
Of the Youngsters walked down the
gangnlanl, with VOL tbumhed con,.
of a wild West" novel under his
arm and both had 80 calibre rifles
strained TO their suitcases
Race. who acted as snokesman said
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
NEW SPRAYER TO
AID TRUCKERS
IS DESIGNED
Prof. A. H. Boyer of Experiment
Station Blossoms Out AS
Inventor

Gainesville, Dec 2O.-A new spray
er which it is believed will be a great
benefit to the trucking industry, has
been designed by Professor A. II.
Beyer. of the Florida Experiment sta
tion here. The apparatus is Intended
for spraying young truck crops ana
its use makes it almost impossible
not to kill insects that formerly sue
ceeded in flying away unframed be-
fore the spraying machines heretofore
used
Professor Boyer in addressing
gathering of scientific men at the
University of Florida recently, stated
that his experiments had been prin-
cipally with the bean jassid, small
rapid flying insect, but that he be
lieved his apparatus and method
would be easily applicable to almost
any insect, or disease, occurring on
any truck crop He plans to conduct
extensive experiments and tests along
these lines within the next few
months.
During the last year the bean crops
of the Florida Experiment Station
have been complete failures, except
where the new spraying apparatus
was employed. In every case where it
was used the beans were good.
The apparatus is simple of design
and the method is one easy to under
stand. Three nozzles, leading from
one common force pump to closely
and Just above and on either side of
the row of plants, turn loose a YER
table hazy food of fumes of the
spraying material. About the noz-
zles is a cylindrical canvas shield
which keeps the spray close into the
plant and prevents the flying away
of the bugs. The plants are literally
drenched; every leaf is covered with
bug death on both sides, thing
heretofore practically impossible to
do.
Two men and one horse have been
found sufficient to operate the outfit,
which can make nearly as much time
as a one row seed drill. Different
sized spray tanks can be used and
any one of a number of compression
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
SPANISH FORCES TAKE
MOROCCAN VILLAGE AFTER
STIFF FIGHT WITH ENEMY

Tetuan, Morocco, Dec. 20.-The viii
lage of Avalia has been captured by
the Spanish forces, operating in the
region inhabited by the Beni-Arros
tribe of Moors. The operation proved
difficult. the place being defended by
a strongly entrenched enemy force
WHICH fought with great obstinacy.
The Moors suffered heavy losses,
and in their retreat abandoned many
of their dead
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

4 romano interrupted forty years
ago. ha, oulmina:cd in he marriag"
,l Wo. DnalHy. Of Rosemond. ILL.,.
~, Mrs tla.lic Fay. 60, Of Hartford,
Conn When Fay died Doalny re-
.umod his LI0ku courtship.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
WILL MAKE LONG JOURNEY
TO VIEW A SOLAR ECLIPSE

Sydney, New South Wales, Dec 90
delegations from all over the world
will come to Sydney on September
20 next year to witness the total
eclipse, according to communications
received from the Lick Observatory
of the University of California the
Allegheny Observatory of the Univer-
sity of Pittsburg, and the Royal Geo
graphical Society of Great Britain.
Australia contains the most favor
able points of observation and Pro-
fessor Cook. the government astrono-
mer, and the surveyor-general are
now deciding upon the most suitable
sites for observing the phenomenon.
FOR SALE-Seven-room plastered
home, completely furnished, east
front, water, lights, some trees,
$4,000; terms. Telephone 161 Blue
or see owner, Charles Harmon 1413
South Boulevard, Also one lot with
double garage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
methods are applicable.

WFTtTVV'7TV'
1t is the consensus of opinion of the
specialists of the University of Flor
ida and of the State Plant Board that
Prof. Beyer's discovery, or invention,
will prove of inestimable value to the
trucking industry of Florida and the
nation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

Four babies in less than a year is
the record of Taylor county, Texas.
family. Early this year boy was
born and few days ago triplets ar
rived The mother is 80 years old
and now has ten children.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

eary to remove one larger oak tree.
.-lcral Wasnalias. Australian pines
and others
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

$1,670,456,135; We Spoj. Sta
tech vynalozeno neb povoleno
81, 6S5,179,554; We Francii,
$43O,199,173;.v Italii, S229,-l
.779,176; V Japonsku, S125,-i
100000.
To jsou ohromne sunny pe-
nez a kazda z namornich moe
nosti uSetrila by rocne sta mil
lionG dollarG, kdyby prijat byl
program, jak navrhovan jest
Spoj. Staty ma konferenci. Je-
den z nejlepsich ekonomG pro-
hlasil nedayno, re svet stoji
pred dvojim vyberem: Omeze
nj zbrojeni, nebo bankrot. Kite
reho vyberu Sc pridrzi, ma to
da odpoved' washingtonska
konference.
Neni to vSak jenom zbrojeni
ma morich, jez sneslo by zmen-
SEM, sneslo by je i pozemni
! zbrojeni. Rozpocet Spoj. Stat1
/ ma armadu pro rok 1921 byl
S817,742,000, Velke Britanie
I1O6,3 ,315, 900 hber sterlingu, "a
normalniho kursu asi $780,.
100000; japonsky rozpocet
ma armadu /byl 155,942,414
yend, Francie 4,236,600,00C
franku. Ackoli pax opetne ri.
ieme ere miru, ctrnact marc.
dd V Europe, ASH a Americt
Ina sest milionu muzu We Zbra,
nj sice: Gina, 100000; Bri
i, ticka rise, 740,500; Rusko
$4,000: Francie, 100000
Polsko 100000; Italie, $50,
600; Japan, 100000; Recko
455,000; Spanelsko 253,000
Svyearsko, 100000; Turecko
$4,000; Ceskoslovensko, $50,
600; Spojene Staty, 149, 200
N6mecko, 100000.
Setka-li Sc westinghouse;
: konference S plnym zdarem
4 bude Sc cd nj datovati nov;
k svetova epocha - skonci-li ne
: zdarem, jak dlouho to asi We
: zme, nez Sc rozviri nova val
' ka, pravdepodobne o Pacifick,
Y ocean a daleky vychod me2
o Spoi. Staty a Japonskem?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

~
posleze zminen6 zemi? Neni
to jenom Europa a Amerlka,
iez stizeny jsou industrialnl
llrisi, jest to rovnez Japan. Wy
pukly tam velike stavky, k Je-
.jichz potlaceni bylo nutno po-
volati vojsko. Co by rekli ia
ponci, kdyby jejich vlada byla
nucena pfriznati Sc, re byla to
ona, jez znemoznila uleyu stra-
snyeh bremen, jakymi jest pro
lid vydrzovani velikych valec-
nych lod'stev? Tech Japoncd
kteri V mikadovi spatruJi syna
nebes kteri "a nejvetsl stesti
povazuii zemriti V bitve pre-
tehoz mikada, stale ubyVa. "a
J to pfibyva Japoncu, kterl ko'
necne prohledh a uNedomill 81
re Sc obetovali jsou obetova
All, ably ienom jedna kaata me
la Sc dobre, kasta samuraiu
boiovniku, ktera Sc povysuJ'
mad ten ostatni lid. JaponskS
lid klesa pod bremeny militia
rismu a sjest pravdepodobno
ze by dovedl sdctovati S Via
dou, btera iedina by Sc posta
villa proti jejich 1leve.
Kdyz sekretar Hughes mlu
vii V sobotu V Continental Me
mortal Hall We Washington
on nemluvil ienom k tenn as
triceti delegatum mocnosti sV
tovJ ch, .iimz navrhy ave pred
: kladal, on mluvil k lidu celeb
: sveta a tyz bude sledovati jec
mani zastupcd svych vlad.
,Test6 z iine priciny - krom
: toho, re jest vefitelem sveta :
Arnerika jest We yyhodnem pC
staveni k podani navIhu ma {
: mezeni zbrojeni. Amerika je'
: zemi, ktere v zavodeni We zbr
i ienl nejdele "vydrzel 10y dech
Z Japan i Velka Britanie jso
liz nymi "dychavicne". Sdeluj
/. sc z Washingtonu, ze ropoler
' Staty pro pripad, re nebudo
pfijaty jeiich nayrhy ma znlel
: seni yalecnych lod'stev a /
desetiletou prestavNu We sta
ii be valecnych lodi, jsou hotol
0 rozvinouti jiny program.
/, Nejenom dokonci co neir
/ chleji sestnact bitevnich lo
T. nynl rozestavenych, ale "a
: nou ma IA novych, takze b
a hem nekolika roku budou mi
u 30 nejmodernejsich bitevniC
& lodi. Bylo by to samozrejn
h move velike bremeno ma am
l. ricky narod, ale tyz by je
= nesl, kdyby pod MIN stem
=? nebo klel - nemohla by
"a vsak unesti Velka Britanie, ii
l. meme Japan. Anglie ami Jap;
v nejsou V postavenl pustiti
S do takoveho zavodeni - KID
ii by vlady byly hotovy, lid jeji
Ia by toho nesnesl a nestrpel. Jt
0. velmi pochybno, re Velka 3
Ia TAME a Japan troufaly by
O. do te miry napnouti strunu
vi pelivostl svych narodu. An
a. tricky plan byl dobre promys
IN ny, treha ze nebyl nodan :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

no svGta, jenz klesa pod bfe-
menem militarismu a jest va
lex vice nez sgt.
i
Ostatne ia stara diplomacle
nadobro zbankrotovala We val
ce bude lepe pro cely svet,
naznaGi-li Amerika nejakou
novou, lepsi stezku. Jak veci
nyni jsou, sotva nektera zeme
docili We Washingtone neJa-
kych "diplomatickych vitez-
stvi' - coz take byl vzdycky
ponejyice jenom jak Sc fika
"bunk" tato diplomaticka vltez
stvi -- nebot' da sc oceka-
yati, re Amerika k resent ota-
eek tykajicich Sc dalekeho w
chodu pristoupi zrovna talk bez
rukavicek, iako k otazce ONE
zeni zbrojeni. Amerika nehra-
ie svoji hru die starych diplo'
matickych zvyklosti a tradlc
ale obycejn6 vi, co chce a JaE
toho dosahnouti. ZmaTi-li di
plomate stareho sveta usill A
meriky tilevu bremen militia
rismu, bude to pro ne tezke Wy
sv6tlovani jejich narodum.
X * y
V teto souvislosti bude snat
zahodno aspon V strucnosti u
vesti, jakym hroznym breme
mem pro narody jest vydrzova
lni valecnych lod'stev. V roc
I19l4-1915 Velka Britanie V,
lnalozila ma vaIecn6 lod'stv
$3.50, ,530,275 Spojene Stat.
S142, 1850, ,G92; Nemecko, $113,
1893, ,329; Francie, $123,828,
872; Italie, $56,92O,380; ia
Ipan, S69,111,653; dhrner
1896, ,396, ,088. We valce, ia
rozumi Sc samo sebou, dostou
pilo vydrzovani valecneho lod
stva sum primo zavratnych.
r. 191S-1919 Velka Britanie V
nalozila ma valetne lod'stv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

Kdyz psali Jsme 0 Washlllg-
tonsk6 konferenci ma tomto
miste pred dyema tydny, vyJa-
filiaisme pochybnost, re naro-
dove, jichz zastupci sejdou Sc
v sidelnfmtmeste Ameriky, We
zmou to S 'omezenim zbrojeni
doopravdy, ze sotva byli. by O.
chotni sniziti pozemni bran
nou pohotovost o polovic a "a
Aaviti stavbu valecnych lodi
lla deset roku.
K jednani pozemnim zbro-
ieni nedoSlo dosud ma wash
ingtonsk6 konferenci, avSak We
veci omezeni zbrojeni ma mo-
rich, Amerika We svych navr-
zich zasla mnohem dale, nez-li
kymkoli bylo ocekavano, kdo
nebyl zasvecen do planu presi-
denta Hardinga a jeho radcu.
Nejenom Amerika navrhuJe ga
staveni budovani valecnych To-
di, ona navrhuje zniceni vice
nez 100000 tun nosnosti va
lecnych lodi a sama jest hoto-
va jiti dobrym prikladem ma
pred. Jest ochotna zniciti va
lecne lodi, bud jiz hotoVe, neb
rozestavene, ma nez vynaloze-
no bylo vice nez $330,000,000
Ma pohled to vypada jake
potrestenost - hodit do stare
no zeleza nebo snad dokonct
potopiti lodi, ma nez Sc Vynalo
zilo nekolik set millionu dolla
rh, nez to jest Ia jedina costa
lax orravdu zbrojeni Ma mo
rich omcziti a iak zaroven ule
viii bfemenu dani, pod MIN.
stenaii vsichni narodoye, nei
vice I'll, ktefi We svetove valct
vyhrali.
Navrh Ameriky jest ve sve
tcve historic pecim neslycha
nym, necim, abychom TAX REX
revolucnim a Spoj. Staty jsou
obzvlast' ~vyhodnem postaveni
ze naVrh takovy molly podat.
Ony totiz mali vsechny N h'a
nj trumfy ruce.
Skoro vsechny zeme evr0F
ske dluhuji Spoj. Statum ohr
mne sunny peneZ, celkem a.
$11, 600, 100000, ma kterezt
dluhy nejenom niceho nesplac
ale. All uroky neodvad6jl. We
ka Britanie .dluhuje Spoi. ST.
tdm nejvice, kolem $4,000, 900
900. v jakem svetle objevil
by Sc oGich vlastnlho lid
briticka vlada, kdvby pfi 81
zadluzenosti, pri poklesu svyc
penez, pri gelike nezamestn;
nosti a bide obyVatelstva, od
pfela uleviti jeho bremenum
Jak dlouho by takova vlad
obstala7 Ones jiz briticke de
mictvo hruzi vseobecnou sta
kou, obnovi-li vlada smlouVu
Japanen Co by rekl vseche
briticky lid. kdyby jeho Wac
musela Sc priznati, at pfim
nebo neprimo, ze nemohla |
ono omezeni zbrojehi ma m
rich prlstoupItl, ponevadz b
proti tomu ieji spojenec - j
-anf n 3s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

forme diplomatickych zvyklo-
stiT, a iak svrchu pravime, Sc
kretar Hughes V sobotu nemlu-
vii jenom k te hrstce delega-
til zastupujicich vlady nekoli-
ka mocnosti, nybrz k lidu cele-
no svGta, ienz klesa pod bfe-
menem militarismu jest va
lex vice nez sgt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
BURSUM winner
IN new MEXICO
Republican Senatorial Candidate
Swanlps Rival-CaIIed Admin
istration Victory.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sept. I'll
Omitted Press Holm O. BUrsum,
Republican. now holding the tenn
porary appointment as United
States senator to succeed Score
tary of the Interior Fall, has been
returned to the senate by plural
ity OF 6,945 votes, reports from all
OF the states 500 precincts indi-
Gated today.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sept "a
Omitted Press. Holm o. Bursum,
Republican, was returned to the
United States senate by a margin
of 5000 votes over Judge R II,
Hanna, Democrat, according to I'M
official returns today.
The vote in yesterdays senator
iaI election in New Mexico was
light throughout the state and re
duced the normal Democratic vote
in eastern and southeastern coun-
ties.
Republicans claimed Senator
Bursum's reelection as a Vindica-
ton of the Harding administration
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
HOOCH HUNT IS
ON IN CHICAGO
Stores Do Rushing Business in
Home Brew sMakfnss" While
Dry Agents. Rush From
brewery 10 Brewery.

Chicago. Sept 21.-while q spe-
ctai prohibition agents from wash
ington. mounted on motorcycles,
scurried from brewery 20 brewery
today. searching premises and seiz-
ing liquors, the home brewem took
advantage OF the occasion to stock
up on the ingredients and appar-
atus to make his own
The federal order prohibiting the
manufacture of home brew or the
sale of the markings" apparently
caused home brewers to hasten to
take a chance and stock mp before
the lid was put on. All stores
handling home brew ingredients
were doing a big business today.
These stores asserted the supplies
they were selling were not for Gin
toxicating" home brew.
Meanwhile federal agents here
70 mop up the wet spots have prom
ised raids on country and golf
clubs as well as city clubs IL there
is. any evidence OF liquor being kept
m them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
ATKINSON

Edward Van Quekelberge and
Rollin Brooks left yesterday for
GalesbuFg, H., where they will at
tend Knox college the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lamb of near
Hooppole are the, parents of a 8
pound baby girl. Mrs. Lamb will
be remembered here as Miss Aman-
da Dhamers.
Word was received at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hugs of the
birth of another granddaughter the
latter part of last week. The child
came to brighten the home of Mr..
and Mrs Anthony Becker at De-
troit, Mich. Mr.. Hugs left for that
place Sunday.
The large company of linemen
which has been working in this
vicinity, is now installed at Shelf
field.
Ben Eckhart was a Mineral bus
mess caller Monday morning.
Miss Mable Davidson of Mineral
is visiting at the home of her IA
Their, Thomas Davidson
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
SWISS COPS BIG
BALLOON RACE
PauI Armbruster Officially De-
eIared Winner OF GerdOn-Ben-
nett Trophy-BEitOn Second.

Brussels, Sept q - Omitted
Press.) - Paul Arnbruster OF
Switzerland was today officially de-
ciared winner of the Gordon-Ben-
nett International Balloon race,
which started from here Sept IL.
His balloon landed at Lanbay Is
land near Dublin, Ireland
Henry Spencer, the English en-
try, was second and Ralph Upson'
American, third
All contestants landed safely ex-
cent the American, Bernard Won
Hoffman, whose balloon, CITY OF
St Louis" fell into the Irish sea-
Is miles off Dublin
J. c. McKibben, passenger IN
Won Hohmau's balloon, was KNOCK
ed from the basket into the water
during the descent, but both ne anu
the pilot we're rescued.