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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
STIRI DIN
PATRIE.

: M. S. Regele a PRINT in au-
ydienta comisiunea financiara 81 Gu
putin dupa aceea pc primul mi
.nistru. Sc .afirma ca Suveranul ar
ii declarat textual delegatiunei
sfinanciare: M Sc cuyine ca ell sa
critic guyernul Meu, dar asa este,
guvernul nu luat la timp masu-
rile necesafe in chestia finan-
clara. Am cautat 81 ma straduesc
inca sa conving pc oamenii nostr;i
.politici din toate partidele sa-si
sdea mana 81 sd formeze guvernul
care sd fie de folos tarii.
Regele a fagaduit Cd va face
tot pentru rezelvirea chestiuhei
,financiare.
Ziarul "Az Est" publica un in
terview Gu ministrul Ungariei la
Bucuresti Zicly -Rubido. Acesta
lauda Romania pentru atitudinea
cumpanita 81 moderate dovedita
in .actuala criza 81 pentruca nu
ts'a grabit ca 81 Cehoslovacia 81
|Jugnslavia sa mobilizeze ci dat
de la inceput crezare declaratiilor
de loialitate ale guvernului ma
ghiar. Toti factorii politici Gu ca
re a avut oeazia sd discute in ul-
timile zile 81 an exprimat recu.
nostinta pentru felul cum pro
|icedat guvernul unguresc.
Regimentul 83 infanterie care
|fhsese mutat anul trecnt'l la FAlti.
|ceni s'a refntors in Cluj, lar regi.
|mentul Is inf. a fost mutat Ia
IBalti in Basarabia.
80
La Oradea- Mare an fost desco.
lperite Ia. un negustor peste
800 900 oua, care lea cumparai
Ecu pretnri fantastice intentio
|nand 81 le exporteze IA strain4'
tate. Negustorul > fost dat IN ju
[decata, lar ousle au fost confis
cste. IS 8.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03

cassa era fabricate foarte buna
81 Sc credea cd M Sc poate SPAR
age. Sc preslpune ca banditii a
avnt scule foarte bune 81 mo-
derne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
>DRtJMtJL MEIJ

DepGrte fierbe sdru0 0,nenedscd.
Eu cate rdslet.c. 81 n iur,t-mi nineni M e..
Potecd mn ndsnie, se-acdnfd, suie:s
i Rdgds nat pdsH mel sd sc-odhnedscd.
Rostogoliri de stdnci de-asupra-n,i vuie,
Jos, sab pscaoare, gnri de-abs Sc cascd. !.
Magind, cad ape So ma potopeascd -:
Peaic naaleargd srinsta cdrdruie...
Culni 'dlte m arr sclipitor Sc 'nmoaie -:
Ca scorpi muscd spinii fdrd ntn,dr,
81 pietrele-ascuti tite-addnc ma taie..
LIN mersnl~ l~Mea cu rosii lacrimi pldnge...
81 greu saapasd cruce grea pc umdr,
81 urna mn arde N purpurd de sdnge
MIA Viitoare) GEORGE VOEVIDC4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
REVISTA
PRESET
! MAGHIARE
D-l Iuliu Manu- presedintele
guvernului (?)

>"rjsag'' scrie: "Criza politica
este viu comentata in uncle GER
curi politice.
Asteptam deci GU. nerabdare, ca
sd Sc produca cat. mai grabnic 9
transformare oarecare, ca sd nu
mai finn expusi tuturor v1nturilor
carl bantuiesc tara de toate par.
tile raspandind pretutindeni plea.
va 81 neghina. Vrem sa ne vedem
odata visul realizat, asa cum il die.
teaza interesele fntregei tari.
Pana la ora, in care scriem a.
ceste rinduri-adauga numitul zial
= he sosesc diferite stiri, uncle
spunand ca guvernul a cazut ial
altele "oficiale" ca guvernul ST
nentine.
Stim insa precis, ca pactul intrt
Partidul Liberal 81 eel Nationals
fost semnat 81 ca la acesta au ade
rat 81 partidele dior Iorga, In
culet 81 Nistor, ceeace fnseamna ca
derea Inevitable a guvernului.
Sigur este ca deocamdata Sc VI
forma un guvern de tranzitie il
frunte Gu dl. /. MANU-.
Acest guvern va conduce alege
rile dupa care va demisiOna luan
du-i locul un guvern compus din
majoritate.
Membrii viitorului guver,i pan;
All nu sunt cunoscuti.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03

u.s. -, - ~, u ~ iITst
So ~ -.
Navigation Co. s'au ciocnit langa
Cello, Ore. Urmarile sunt desas-
truoase. Pan 'acum s'au scos de
sub yuine 10 morti 81 peste 60 ra-
niti. Sc crede cd victimele sunt
Gu multi mai multe. Investigates
ce s a pornit in urma acestui ac-
cident M a dovedit inca mimic,
dar Sc crede ca un seminal ran
! dat sau rau inteles este cauza
ciocnirii.
| GAINESVILLE, g. - Tn antomobil
q strivit pc un copil de opt ami,
Edward Stone, i'm drlmul sau
| lspre scoala. Copilul a murit ime
dat. Numele soferrlui 81 numa-
rul automobilului nu s'a aflat,
caci automobilul nu s'a oprit, ci
a mers mai departe spre Colum-
bus.
Norfolk. Va. - Prima fncerca-
re oficiala "a gazului helium in
marble dirigeabile aeriane a fost
facuta eri cand marele dirigeabil
CT s'a reintors in hangarul lui
dupa doua sburaturi lungi. Ex-
perth aviatiunii au spus ca aceste
incercari fac revolutie in aero
nautiea marcand era noua. He
| llumul este aproape asa de usor
ca hydrogeilul fara insa ca sd fic
IeNplosiv ca acesta.
| Chicago. = Dl Penses 81 eel dol
copii al lui au fost tinuti All la
polite in timpul investigarii cri-
mel descoperite eri in casa lui
| Penses, unde s'a gasit cadavru7
! lui Margaret Caughlin, - de trei
ami in etate, - de jumatate ars
In etajul prim politia a gasit ca
! davrul doamnei Penses, inca cald
Gltul eli era taiat GU un cutit. Po
llIla crede ca ca omorit pc Mar
garet Caughlin sub impulsiunes
unui atac de nebunie, apoi, =
| eand vazut cd vim detectivii, 6
fugit in etaj unde s'a sinucis. Fe
tita Caughlin, copila unui poll
tist. mers la familia Penses s;
Sc joace Gu copiii. Nevenind copi
Ia acasa, mama Ell fOst alarmat;
/ 81 VENT sd 7ntrebe de ca la ia
milia Penses. Doamna Penses !
I spus ca ca q devenit bolnava $
s'a dus acasa. Pslitistul cauta
dupa fata sa toata noaptea, cane
a vaZut un fun venind din cas-,
lui Penses. Ell VENT la eli, a Ger
cetat soba 81 STA gasit copila ar
sa de jumatate. Doamna Pense
Il comis imediat sinucidere.
Hayre. Premierul BRAND
dupa absenta de cinci sapta
; mann in tara sd, a sosit eri |.
Havre. Francezii 'au primit CT
reverinta insa a lipsit entusias
mul din aceasta primire, Gu toat,
ca tinuta hui la conferinta dil
washington a placut in genera
francezllcr, mai ales burghezime
81 ydfanlmel.
+ GAINESVILLE, 0. - Niste bandit
au lntrat in biuroul postal al ora
selului Charlottesville, la II mil
Gle aici spre rasarit. Ell au spar
usa easel 81 au spart usa cassei 5
au furat niste bancnote 81 mare
, postale in valoare de cam 1O'
dollari. Banditii au scapat Gu III
automobil. Politia pc urma lor
, Arestarea Sc va face All.
ss ~ ~
Jackson, Cal. - Sase Oamen
armatl al spart cassa minelor d
aur Argonaut, una din cele ma
bogate mine din California 81 Al
dus bulgari de aur in valoare d
10000 dolari. Bulgarii au fos
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Marghiloman, prezidentul gu
vernului de transitie(?)

"Uj Kelet" serie, ca dupa uncle
informatiuni primite din izvor au-
tentic Marghiloman va fl insarci-
nat ell sefia' viitorului guvern de
transitie.
A mai aflat ca d-lui Marghilo.
man i Sc va fncredinta portofoliul
ministeriatului de finante.
Ambele stiri MI Sc confirma fnsa.
(Infratirea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03

GAINESVILLE, @. - Tn antomobil
q strivit pc un copil de opt ami,
Edward Stone, in drumul sarl
spre scoala. Copilul a murit ime
dat. Numele soferului 81 numa-
rul automobilului nu s'a aflat,
caci automobilul nu s'a oprit, ci
a mers mai departe spre Colum-
bus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
SCHOOL NURSE
BACK FOR WORK
Miss Edith HOimstrom Returns to
Resume Duties After Summer
Spent in Training.
Especial Correspondence.)

GeneseO, Ill, Sept q Miss
Edith Holmstrom returned to her
home in this city several days ago
prepared to resume her duties as
school nurse in the schools of this
city for the ensuing year.
Miss Holmstrom went to Chicago
at the close of school last May and
took a special training course at
the Cook county hospital. one of
the largest in the city with a ca
pacity of 1000 beds. The expert
ences gained at this hospital will
undoubtedly be of great value to
her in her school work
After Miss Holmstrom finished her
course at the Cook county hospital
she went to Long lake, Illinois
This is tract of about 70 acres
lying 80 miles north OF Chicago. 1t
was purchased by the Swedish Lu-
theran bible school as a permanent
outing and camping resort for the
Chicago members of that denom-
nation in particular. 1t is never
the less available to members
throughout the state Miss Holm
strom attended the State Luther
league conference at Long lake,
representing the Rock Island dis
trict- Miss Alan Anderson of Gen
eseo represented the First Luther
an church of this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
BOWLING LABOR
DAY PICNIC At
CAMP GROUNDS
Fine Program of Sports Has Been
Arranged for Outing. Featur-
ing Races and Ball Games.
Especial Correspondence

bowling township, Ill, Sept. =
Great enthusiasm is being shown
in the program OF sports that has
been arranged for the Labor day
picnic to be held at the camp
grounds at Tindall's grove und or
the auspices of the Community
club. Over fifty dollars has been
raised by popular subscription 10
be used as prizes in the various
sports contests.
The community is to be divided
into two divisions, north and south,
the camp ground road being the
dividing line. Preliminaries will be
held in the different games, the win
ners to take part in the finals. At
meeting of the sports committee
on Wednesday night it was decided
to have a pennant made, which will
be given to the side winning the
most points, to be kept by them
for a year. A baseball will be pre-
scented to the side winning the ball
same. Two ball games will be
played in the morning, beginning
at 8 o'clock. The first one will be
between Bowling and Black Hawk,
the second between the north and
south divisions. Ben Curtis and
Alvin Volk Will umpire the two
games.
There will be a basket dinner
at noon The preliminary races
will start at 1 o'clock and the finals
will be run at g. The judges are
John Champion, John Tindau and
Clarence Mcconnell. Arthur Far
rar is captain of the north division,
and Roy Vance of the south. Gus
Bealer has arranged for the ball
games and will take charge of the
horseshoe games. There will be
refreshment stand on the
grounds. If the weather is fine it is
anticipated that the picnic will be
the largest ever held here.
Many are planning TO attend the
picnic given by the Farm bureau
and Home bureau for the whole
county. This will be held on Sept.
8 at the campgrounds at TindaII's
grove.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
SOCIETY MAKES
Bazaar PLANS
Pleasant Ridge Missionary GrouD
Holds Meeting at the Church
Thursday p. III.
Especial Correspondence

Bowling Township, Ill, Sept. g
The missionary society of the
Pleasant Ridge church met at the
home of Mrs. Ben Curtis THURSDAY
afternoon There was a large at
tendance.
A devotional service was led by
the president, Mrs. Hutchinson,
Readings on the foreign topic,
China, were given by Mrs. John
Tindall and Mrs. Harry Tittering-
ton. Mrs. John Crampton in
charge of the home topic, gave a
short talk on the opportunities of
youth Mrs. French of HiIlsdale
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Champion, gave a very interestinp
and instructive talk, among Other
things telling of the work of the
W. c. T. o. is doing along home
mission lines.
During the business session n1ans
were made for the bazaar which the
society is planning to have on the
evening of Oct II in the basement
Of the Pleasant Ridge church
refreshing lunch was served bv the
hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
FALLS 3OFEET
DOWN SIL0;LEC,
Arm FRACTURED
Robert Hamilton Seriously In
iured When He Slips from Lad
der on Brothers Farm.
Especial Correspondence

Gsneseo, H., Sept 2--Robert
Hamilton, who resides on South
State street, was very seriously in
jured at the home of his brother,
John Hamilton, yesterday morning
at about 1870 O'Clock. Robert
Hamilton had gone to his brothers
farm which lies about three miles
southwest of town to assist in the
work of filing a sflo. He had been
in the silo and had come to the top
and had started down the ladder.
His shoes were wet, causing him
to slip upon the ladder and he fell
to the ground, a distance of so or
IS feet
DR.. John H Murphy was sum
moned Immediately. After a pre-
liminary examination. MIR. Hamil-
ton was taken to the Hammond
hospital. He suffered d Drohen
arm and leg and received several
cuts and bruises about the head.
So far as can be ascertained no
serious internal injuries were sus-
tanned
Mr.. Hamilton retired from active
farm life within the last two years
and came to Geneseo after having
purchased the residence in which
he resides from Fred Boom. 1t is
hoped that no further complica-
tons will follow to retard a speedy
recovery from his injuries.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02

AT COAL VALLEY
Faculty for Coming Year Announ.
ced-SchoOl Term VIII Com
mence Tuesday Morning.

Coal Valley, Ill, Sept 2-The fall
term of school will be inaugurated
at Coal Vaey Tuesday morning,
with the opening sessions in all
departments and grades. Courses
in manual training and domestic
science have been added to the cur
riculum for the first time this year,
and large enrolment in these de-
partments are anticipated.
The following teachers have been
secured to take charge of the yari-
Gus classes: High school, Professor
Clarence Edwards, 18th and 18th
grades, and manual training; do
nestle science, Miss Ryburn of
Bloomington, Ill; English and
music, Miss Bertha Rhoadarmer of
Orion
Grade school. It'll and Sth grade
position is still open, no teacher
having been secured as yet; 5th and
9Th grades, Miss Adessa Cook; pri-
mary department, Miss Edna Sal
luege.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
HOME BREWER
IN SH E r. A RD
UNDER ARREST
(Special to The Argus. }

Aledo. Sept Gus Soderstein
of .Sherrard is in the county Jail in
Aledo. He was visited yesterday
afternoon by Sheriff J. P. Fleming
and a barrel of mash AMI a quart
of "hooch" found en- the SodeTstein
premises in trip to kledo. The
complaint against Soderstein was
entered by the city Of Sherrard. Il
had been rumored for some time
that all was not as it should be
around the Soderstein homestead.
The mash was found in the eel
lar and the liquor in the manger of
the barn. Soderstein denied ever
making any home brew and said
that the mash found in the cellar
was for his hogs. The liquor he
denied owning. No still of any de-
scription was found on the place.
However, he was brought back to
Aledo TO await a hearing.
Neighbors near the place stated
that a man from Rock Island is a
frequent visitor to the place, and
that it is possible that he brings
the still with him and that the
brew is manufactured and taken
back to the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
COLONY FAILS
h TWICE TO GAIN
y DESIRED HAVEN

ESmouth, Ems. Baffled a second
time by ocean tempests. the Yacht
Hedora OF 1863 tons, which first de-
parted April II for the South Seas.
where its ships company Of "a
souls sought relief from civiliza-
ton IS lying in the docks here
WITH new pages in its history of
disappointed hopes. Twice the
Medora has started from England
and twice she has returned.
The last time, the little vessel
carried IA men, seven women and
three children bound for a para
disc on earth where neither tax
Eatherers nor strikes disturb.
We had to come back because
the women could not stand the
rough weather" one of the pioneers
declared and with this the women
agreed
Despite the two unsuccessful de-
partures. the party, with only six
secessions, has remained resolute
and determined to complete the
journey.
Plans now contemplate a new
start this month. This time. how
ever, there VIII be no women on
board They will take the over
land" route across the American
continent and thence to Tahiti in
the Society Islands.
The exact location of the col
ony has not yet been determined.
but 1t Is understood that T. F.
Rhodes Disher. organizer of the
expedition. has obtained an option
on 1000 acres in Tahiti.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
'GYPSIES INVADE
GENESEO; REPORT
SEVERAL THEFTS
Especial Correspondence-)

Geneseo, Ill, Sept 2.-DuTing the
last several days a number of gyp-
sy bands have been passing through
Geneseo. They have been more or
less annoying in their stay in town
and have always been ordered out
of town by the witty officials as soon
as possible.
Early yesterday afternoon while
the folks at the home of Joseph
Vogel were at work in the garden,
a gypsy band travelling in automo-
biles, stopped in front of the house.
One of the women came to the rear
door of the Vogel home, and hav-
ing no response to her call. imme-
diately went into the kitchen. Mrs
Vogel noticed the kitchen door
open and went to the house to see
who might be there. She found the
kitchen table covered with canned
fruit and the gypsy woman filling
her apron with it. Mrs. Vogel cried
for help and went out to summon
Mr.. Vogel. In the meantime her
unwelcome guest had united her
apron, restored some of the fruit
to the pantry shelves and made her
escape.
The affair was reported to the
police, but no arrests were made
1t is reported that cases of similar
thievery in the country districts
have been quite numerous.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
GIRL NIHTE SHOWS
BOYS HOW TO BAT
IN CLOSE MATCH
Especial to The Argus.D

Aledo. Sept. 2.-In game stag
ed yesterday between the Alelo
girls nine and a picked team of
Aledo boys. the girls proved that
they were learning how to play the
national game when they held the
boys to a score OF 3 to 8 in four
innings. The rain came up at the
end of the fourth. making it impos-
sible to play off the contest The
boys credit a little of the score to
the fact that they only had four
players against the girls nine. The
girls who made home runs were
Helen Stead and Lenore Hawks.
The teams:
Girls Elizabeth Wilson, c; Hell
en- Stead, p; Lenore Hawks. lib;
Margaret Among, IS: Edith Bay
ter, Oh; Wilma Minteer, ab, Ruth
Bjorkman, il; Yvonne Bergluni.
RI; Teckla Berglund, CT.
Boys-Everett BjOrkman. C; Ell
wood Carter, p; Walter Rush, 1b;
Quentin Palmer, Oh.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
ALEDOAN REMAINS
HOME AND MISSES
FATAL PLANE TRIP

AIedO. Sept. 2-Vaughn SEWERS,
son of Deputy Sheriff j. p. SEWERS
of Aledo, escaped possible death
Yesterday through his decision to
remain at home over Sunday and
not accompany Aviator A. q. Nc
M nm on his trip from Aledo 10
Monmouth. McMann was instantly
killed when his plane fell near
Monmouth. Sievers had been a stu
dent of McMann, who WAS conduct
ing a school at Monmouth. The
two came from Monmouth 10 Aledo
yesterday. Sievers had planned 10
return to Monmouth with NcMann
in the afternoon. but a. the last
minute he altered his arrangements
and decided to remain at home over
Sunday
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
BOYS NARROWLY
ESCAPE when
CARRUNS AWAY
Young Sons of william Kennedy Of
MatherYille Have Wild
Ride Down HILL
Especial Correspondence

Matherville, III, Sept Dom
aid and Keith, the two young sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy,
had a narrow escape Wednesday
morning when they were given a
hurried down-hill ride in a run
away automobile. Mr.. Kennedy
had left his car in front of his res
idence and the boys climbed into
it. One of them released the brake
and the machine dashed down mill
at a terrific rate of speed. l.
crashed through a fence ana fin
ally came to a stop against tree.
The boys were hurled clear OF the
wreckage and thus escaped injury.
The machine was badly damaged.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
GENESE0 BALL
TOURNEY WILL
START.SUNDAY
Genesee, Cambridge. CISCO and CO.
Iona Teams to Be Repre-
scented in. Games.
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Ill, Sept 1.-THE Gene
SEQ baseball tournament will begin
next Sunday afternoon with the
first game called at 1:30 o'clock.
Cambridge and CISCO will furnish
the curtain raiser and the second
game will be a battle between Co
Iona and Geneseo.
This is the first tournament In
which a Colona team has ever COM
peted and the interest and enthus-
iasm of the people in that section
OF the county is very great A
large attendance is anticipated.
On Monday it will be Cambridge
VS.. Colona and then CISCO VS.. Gene
SEQ. The final day, Tuesday, brings
Colona and CISCO forward for the
first tilt of the afternoon with Cam
b. ne against Geneseo in the
windup.
Carl Anderson viii umpire. Ad-
mission prices: Double : header:
gents, so cents; ladies, 40 cents.
Single games: gents, so cents; Ia
dies, 25 cents. These prices include
war tax.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
T0dav's News Of Western Illinois
Geneseo Personals
Especial Correspondence


Geneseo, H., Sept. z-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Pierce of North State
street were in attendance at the
Princeton, Ill, fair yesterday. They
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Baker of Annawan. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Reem Baker have
returned from their trip to the Da-
kotas and will remain here a few
days prior to their return to their
home at Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs. z. B. Dawes has returned
from Davenport, Iowa, where she
was a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Arnett of
Prophetstown, Ill, were in Gen
eseo last Wednesday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse La
mont on South lakewood avenue
Bert Neiswinder. Roy Johnson,
George Gernant and Al Filings
worth were in Morrison, Ill, We'd
nesday and enjoyed the horse
racing at the Whiteside county
fair.
Mr. and Mrs Doane Martin left
for Chicago yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Martin is one of the city mail
carriers and is on two weeks va
cation While in Chicago they will
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Crook After a few days Mr..
Martin and Mr.. Crook will go on
a fishing trip into the northern
Wisconsin lakes.
Mrs Dale Pierce of this city is
making a motor trip to Franklin,
Ind, in company with her parents
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Rec
ord and daughter, Justian, of Cam
bridge, III. They will visit with
relatives in that vicinity for a week
or ten days prior to their return.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
ATKINSON GIRL
KICkEDBYP PONY
Little Mary Vandersnick Suffers
Painful Injury When Cut
About Face and Head.
Especial Correspondence

Atkinson, Ill, Sept Little
Mary Vandersnick. small daughter
of Charles Vandersnick, narrowly
escaped loss of her left eye, and
sustained painful injuries to her
head when she was kicked by a
pony. The blow struck about an
inch above her eye and a severe
cash was cut in her forehead 1t
was necessary to take several
stitches to close the wound She
was attended by DR.. Downs. Her
ear and head were also bruised
Mary was playing with some kit
tens in the stables and it is believed
the pony accidentally struck her
when he was chopping at the flies
Had the hoof struck her an inch
lower it might have proved fatal
to her eye She is recovering as
rapidly as can be expected
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-02
SOUTH SIDE OF
COUNTY VICTORS
IN CLOSE GAME
Especial to The Argus.

Aledo, Sept I'm a game
played yesterday afternoon at the
college diamond between the MEM
bers of the four Catholic parishes
of the county. the team represent
ing the south side of tbs county
won. The final score was Il TO 8.
John Blenkinsopp of GiIcl!rist UNI
pired the game. The teams:
South Side-F'. Mack. c; De
Clerk. 3b; F. DeClerk, 1b; ]. Banjo,
SIS; J. Barr, CT; Rasbeck, If; Bax-
ter, RI; Mart, P; Ink and Ayres,
subs
North S;de-Stanco, c; Starch
WICK, 2b; Andy Bugos, SIS: Mike
Miller, If; Mike Busos, lib; 8Iulady,
p; J. Miller, 3b; Joe McHau, If;
Bedfore, CT.