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Evening star., 1921-07-26
BISHOP M. ]. CURLEY
NAMED ARCHBISHOP
81. Augustine, Fla, Church.
man Will Succeed Late
Cardinal Gibbons. -.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 2S.-The
Sun says:
Pope Benedict XIV yesterday ap-
pointed Bishop Michael Joseph Curley
Of st. Augustine, Fla. Archbishop OF
Baltimore to succeed the late James
Cardinal Gibbons.
Bishop Curley has. been In charge
! Of the diocese of st. Augustine since
June 80. 1914, when he was elevated
to the bishopric by Pope Plus X on
! recommendation OF Cardinal Gibbons,
presiding over q conference OF bish-
ops in Baltimore. Prior to that he
was pastor of a church at Deland- ;.
old.
Native Of Ireland.
The new archbishop was BORN on
Golden Island, AthIone. Ireland. Octo-
Der IL. 1879. son Of Michael and
Maria Ward Curley. He received the
degree OF bachelor Of arts from the
Royal University of Ireland in 1900.
He pursued his studies in Rome. and
was ordained in 1904 after displaying
remarkable intellectual attainmnets.
In 1904 he came to Florida as a mis-
sionary, where he remained until
consecrated a bishop.
The diocese Of st. Augustine is
portion of the Archdiocese Of Balti-
more. and as it's head Bishop Curley
periodlcally came to Baltimore to pay
MS respects to Cardinal Gibbons and
CONFER with him on diocesan affairs
ne Is well known to the majority Of
the clergy Of this city. and is ex-
tremely popular both for his person
AMY and his mental attainments.
his last visit to the city was to at
tend the funeral Of Cardinal Gibbons,
Tor whom he entertained a filial love.
When Cardinal Gibbons was ele-
vated TO the archbishopric/ and to the
mead OF the diocese of Baltimore. in
1871, ne received the Office by right
ad1utor bishop. When the cardinal
oieo' however. there was no coadjutor
pishop. so that the right OF succession
did not fall to any individual This
province includes the diocese of
GGhsrleston' Gnaet,' s; C.; Richmond. Va; st.
wheeling. W. Va. and Wilmington.
Del. in addition to the vicarate Of
North Carolina. The heads of each of
these jurisdictions are tituIar, with
auxiliary bishops, with no right of
succession.
Will Visit Baltimore Soon.
Since Cardinal Gibbons became in
cese has been administered by Bishop
Owen B. Corrigan. Auxiliary Bishop Of
Baltimore. After the cardinals death
the consultors Of the archdiocese met
and formally selected Bishop Corrigan
AS administrator. the duties Of which
position he has performed since
Just when Archbishop Curley will
be formally invested with his new
rank or when he will come to Balti-
more to assume active charge of his
archdiocese could not be learned last
night He Is expected, however to
visit the archepiscopal residence
shortly and familiarize himself with
the work to be undertaken.
Evening star., 1921-07-26

goods sale. cosmetics. a movie
show or che wing gum.
And the clubs-oh, how they
have changed, The cafe is de-
serted, the wags have forgotten
how to Jest and make merry. The
stewards say they have as many
diners as before. but only because
men want company at dinner. Even
the new night time traffic regula-
tions in the theater district have
kept the crowds away.
Meanwhile the men who conduct
business in this great hotel. shop
ping and theatrical district have
banded together ito help bring
about a fair and proper municipal
regulation of the district which
will not be detrimental to business
interests, the life and happiness Of
the New Yorker and the visitor,
Evening star., 1921-07-26
An Old.Fashioned
JulyClearanceSale
Now in Progress Throughout
the Store.
$500 Dress
Trunks at 1898

Canvas Covered Dress Trunks.
with deep tray: strongly made. with
brass finished dowels. side bolts
and locks. Complete with straps.
0Sldsnbsfv's-TeurtA f1Aor.
Evening star., 1921-07-26

A Clearance Sale of Womens
: Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, in stylish
dark colors. as well as black.
= Made with narrow belts. Correct
= weight for summer wear. -
Goldenberg's-rhird Floor. -, Z.
Evening star., 1921-07-26

and to perpetunte the name and
fame of the worlds greatest
money-spendina, center" Their
, organization was incorporated as
the Heart of New York Business
Mems Association, and includes
those whose interests are en-
braced in the district between Bath
and 59th streets and from Madison
to Stk avenues
Evening star., 1921-07-26
ORDERED FROM LONDON.

Commander Emory 8. Land. Naval
Construction Corps, assistant naval
attache at the United States embassy
London, has been ordered to this city
for duty in the bureau of construc-
tion and repair. Navy Department.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Clearance of
Girls Apparel

Girls Muslin Pettlc0atS, soft
finish quality; lace and
embroidery tr i'm m 9 d a.
fiounce; sizes 8 to IL ZSC
years. Worth 60c.
Little Girls Ffock Aprons,
fine quality ginghams.. trimmed
sna x'iA t,s!sa :'sa .ls: ss:1 tu'l:sas S!s's 30C
sizes
Little Girls Combinations and
Gowns, good quality muslin. In
sn spos:S s:se'i%:n' iot: .sd st '.s's: :iss:: 0C
Regularly S1.36 .....
Children's Bloomers, of pink
sorted :ss NY :ssis.: :'sSs; most ali al 25c
small sizes ............
0sldsnbsfg' Third flosr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CASE
HELD UNDER AMUSEMENT

BOSTON, Dec. 21.--At the. con-
clusion Of arguments yesterday Judge
Crosby, Of the Supreme Court. took
under advisement the petition Of
trustees of the Christian Science
Publishing Society for an injunction
to restrain the directors Of the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist (Mother
Church). from removing them.
Sherman L. Whipple. counsel for
the trustees, argued that the direc-
tors had no power to remove the
trustees because the latter had tend.
cred their resignations to the court
and had asked the court to appoint
their successors.
For the directors former Governor
John I. Bates contended that the
trustees were Indifferent to the best
interests Of the church and challenged
the trustees to resign in open court,
saying their resignations would be
accented In fifteen minutoa,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
FREE TICKETS
To FA|RY-TALE
F|LMS0FFERED
Legion Of Loyal Women Will Be
Host to Hundreds Of
Children.

Free tickets to the fairy-tals NOV.
ing pictures to be shown at the Ma
sonic Auditorium during Christmas
week, candy and automobile rides will
be given to the hundreds Of children
at the Washington Orphan Asylum
by the Legion Of Loyal Women, 1t was
announced today by Mrs. Thomas
Caber, president.
1--WE are only too glad to cooperate
with the Mothers Congress and
Parent.Teacher Association in the
campaign to obtain funds TO furnish
equipment to the public school play
grounds, and at the same time furnish
q days entertainment to the hundreds
of little orphans In Washington" she
said.
Mrs. Giles eoott Rafter, president
of the Mothers Congress, viii act %
hostess to the American Children's Aid
Society of the Salvation Army at the
entertainment. while Mrs. Tolson.
wife of Judge Tolson. will act a
hostess to the Baptist Home for
Children.
I'VE are working harder than ever
to make the entertainment q big sue
cess" said Mrs. Rafter. I'VE have
notified each school that all Of the
money that II obtains from the sale OF
the tickets will be devoted to purchas
ing equipment for the school. whether
It 10 q piano, talking machine. moving
picture protector, or just playground
equipment"
At the headquarters Of the Mothers
Congress at the Hotel Harrington II
was reported that there are stiil q
number Of orphan asylums to be taker
care Of. a. well a. thousands of pool
children In Washington. but 1t II ex
pected that they will be cared for by
Washington business men or civic or
plantations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
NAVYF|NDS|T
DIFFICULT To
GET DOCTORS
Medical Men Say Inducements
In Civilian Life Are More
Attractive.
~ Inssrnas,.nsI' Now. Service.

~ Yntssnatisnsi News Service.
Difficulty In building up an adequate
medical corps in the navy 10 revealed
today in the annual report Of the,
surgeon general Of the navy.
THE medical department Of the
navy has experienced difficulty In
securing acquisitions to its commits
stoned personnel ~ well. ~ to the
nurse corps and hospital corps, be-
cause the inducements which present
themselves In civil life to recent gradu-
ates Of medical, dental. and pharma.
ceutical colleges and of training
schools for nurses are especially en-
ticing At the present time." the report
states.
The commissioned medical personnel
On duty at present, II 10 stated, In
cludes 807 navy medical officers, 8
navy reserve. and 10 pharmacists serv-
ing under temporary appointments as
lieutenants In the navy medical corps.
Since the arnalstice some 319 officers
have been lost by resignation. death,
and other causes. and about 204
officers gained, Of whom 10 entered
from civil life. the others being trans.
ferred from the reserve.
OF the enlisted personnel less than
0 per cent Of those whose time ex.
pired re-enlisted. and the hospital corps
numbers now 1905 men. The nurse
corps gained SO and lost 161 members
during the year.
The navy medical department u now
cooperating In various ways with the
veterans bureau in caring for disabled
veterans of the war. To this end six.
teen naval hospitals have been used,
five complete hospitals being turned
over to the Public Health Service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
EX-SENATOR BEVERlDCE
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE

WARSAW, Ind, Dec. 21.-Judg'
L. w. Royce. of the Circuit Court
was authority today for the state
ment that Albert J. Beverage, for.
NOR United States Senator. will not
be a candidate for the Senate against
Harry 8. New.
Judge Royce stated that BeveI-
idge had 30 informed him, but Bev-
eridge was non-committal on reports
that he would seek the governor.
ship.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
CHiLDREN'S BANKS LOOTED;
MAID HELD IN $500 BOND

Mrs. Anna w. Randall. 3146 Nine.
teenth street northwest, returned
from shopping to find her two-year-
old son unguarded by his nurse maid.
Laura Monroe, nineteen-year-old col
ored. Of 1888 Corcoran street north
west.
Mrs. Randall found four children's
savings banks had been hammered
"centsless." The police located the
Monroe girl. and Judge Harrison yes
terday held her under $500 bond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Wrist Watches
at $1O.95

Will be most welcome
just now. These are our
regular $12.95 watches
which we have decided 70
offer at this price, because
there are but a few left
and there are many girls,
misses and women expect
ing such a practical gift, SO
Wen give brief details for
your ready information:
Gold filled cases, guar
anteed for ten years, and
guaranteed m o e m n /.
Mounted on heavy gros-
grain ribbon on extension
bracelet. Novelty and regu-
lation shapes; engraved and
plain.
First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Service Is the WatchWOrd
New Party
Boxes
With Three Fittings
Only &.95

Grain, polished and
novelty feathers in vari-
GUS colorS. They are not
only pretty and practi-
cal, but actually the best
value we have seen in
this class of utility.
Well lined with MORE;
enameled fittings and
large lid mirror.
First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Don't Overlook Practical Gifts Such as
Neat Housedresses
Like These at $2.79
81. 70
Like These at

Bingham Chambray precision of hghepiced
developed type.
Third Foor-Lan sburgh& Brother
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
II You Want to PLEASE
Her Glue One of These
Naturally Wavy
Hair Switches
$500

Have her come and
select it with the help
Of our experts who will
see that she gets just
the right shade and will
also show her how to
arrange it to best ad-
vantage.
This is a special Of
fer, just for the purpose
Of helping those who
give such common-sense
presents.
Another Christn,as
Special:
Beauty Treatment
Card at $1,000
This entities the holder
to twelve scalp or facial
treatments which, if given
on the regular price basis,
would cost twelve dollars.
This is a worthwhile gift.
Third Floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

WANrED-to sen yea . lee pounds q
scratch psAs at Toe per pouhI. EVsnins
asVslA business ahiee
WITTY LEOHoRN Zoos Tor setting Is
Tor sl2is delivered. from Registered
stock fertility guNranteed i0l1 North
Eleventh street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
ron SALE AusomoblIes


FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ~
FOR SALg-FsTd roSdsisT. I5f5? $40
toI " Copper.
FOR SALE CHEAP-ford tsunnr car. See
e. Try n s2t y. eilyeI.
kB BDTCk touring rafsi hrsi flass con
ditlon, Bend. Dillon Compeny. Ciy
FIVE psssenesr 1890 Baist, s~sesiIsnt sksps.
Phane 2209-N l02 CelambiA
fON SALt-ford touring car must sell ~
once. ti2j. Mcldiosh Auto Co, COS
". Central
fOh sALL-barEaini 1--we passenger Vys-.
land 10 good condition. III North wal
ter A.. Terms N desired.
FOR SALE-WMysskni tanring car
hrtelsss mechanical arondltiun good
body ION aud tires. Csll 1i5 Hsath second
Phone 7g3,J.
FoK T1LE a Toarisiely tilted Fefa coupe
m.anisbls rms. Dr. B~rs~iagtoa. sos 2.
BUSINESS oProRTvNIIlks AZ
WfED-fAsis ssd isssy sssinf Pks.s
F0K BzTE-Koonlae house. Paoas Ssf.
Kelly, 2le West 0old
F0k BKLE-f VII ssl az resiaaFsati
bringing IN good money CAL lel
FoR sALE-ons o. y. esossi ssasisIsd
eys'Rss.ss Of re- sine Aleuqgnsrges
iasAi loseueni Ls.sehsasa tfsas rrsne
ease on bsldias viii prs.ssr rsst over
head expenses are small. Tits 10 the beat
'buy' Ia. hAs ever been offered 10 Aibs
sss siS Adtr.:. J SSs s.. s Sss', y a.i.id 4"
MISCELLANEOUS a
WkNTED-CsTsful kosss hnmklng b. mas
tsr photographer. tvios daily service. BE
@embef, satisfaction guaranteed. Bead youf
asss. Ixs..sa, nssss nm
KODAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WoTT
msnship; prompt service standard prices;
ss,ara po.isFs peid O. nal orders ksssl
department hunset studio. formally has.
num's. l. N. Hanna 91oH Hsst Central
Az.
fOR RfNT-nousrs 5
fON RkNf-3 ROOM house, 1915 s. Iilgh
FOR KENT-N-w modern bungulov. nicely
Larnished Ingulr iQl sauth High ~
FOR kENr-houst' furnished. 1909 ;
HOUSE, TOR HENT-J- a Hammoad- T2I
last Silver. Phone l322h
FOA hENt-Fsfhsksd teal sOuss. Pkons
FOR HEN1-Fouf fcoHe aud -1esGis.
porch completely furnished. Cell hs
=. Twelfth.
FOR INV room E5uss With new nT
niture for sale no tick. eia North
TOR RENT-Compieieiy iurninhed sroou
home. 2 OF months, reasonable. phons
l2a5.l, before sundal
FOR RkNT-fss rooms WITH SLEEPING
porch alse garage. Apply 7oi kew YorA,
iroom modefn house wiih sleeping porch
ior one year or more good location n1
West fruit Ave
UOONS WllH AOAUD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

FOR EENT-APARTMENre
. rooms and bath. tiS per month
4 rooms and bath. $40 per month
Right on street car line
MCKINLEY LAND a LUMBER co
Phone ie0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
CALL UP

When you want eompetent help,
. Room. 20 buy AuythinG 10 ssu
Anything, phone tts. An experi-
enced Want "A Taker'' will an
swer and be ready 20 take your al
~ you phone H.
Herald want Al TAkeuf' are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been Instructed
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat PULL. n yon do not know
exactly hos your ad should be
worded these operators will help
you.
REMENBEPi We have q elias
s~ification for every purpose end
results Tor those who nss them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Santa Fe Time Table
E
wEsTBoUSD-D.ilJ

80. 2s-rrom ~ Peso eia5pn
No. ae-ir on ~ paao.. 7s00am
No. 80 connects 81 brlen With No p Tor
Clovis. PocOs Valley. Kansas CITY aud Gaif
Coast.
No 20 connects a. Relsn ~ith No, 81
from Clovis add points east and souih VI
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes The Want out
Of Want Ads by bringing results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
VIZ HAVE A GOOD FIRST MORTGAGE For YOUR DIE NoNEY-pL KNrsBuRY zO WEST SOD PHI
ron SALE

t1.0Vo-5.room white atuero, bungalow,
modern sleeping porch. fireplace. f~urnact,
garage corner. nne l~oeaiinn. An ward.
e6, boo s.room. a.siory pebble dash, mod
err. large sleeping porch. West Silver
Ave.
". 16O-5. room tfiek. mofrfn, ffnssed
sleeping porch. nanrs, chiettn. houses.
l.wr, tidesshA coping; Third ~srd,
ts.sOO-ss serss Of Fsea Land, . miles from
town, two adobe houses, outbuiidings.
small orchard, slsctnc punpiae prsnt;
A. FLEIsCHER
heai EstAls, hsuraots. Loans.
Phone CTt M South Fourth ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
ron dlENf-IIoom-


" fUN nEN1-ltoons .
FOR HIM ieeiy mrnnked room Tor zen.
tlrInbn. al. south Third. rhone l7li.W.
FOR KENT-FaTnI1ked kooseKseplur spat.
lnent. f15 . meath. So y Coal
fOk RENT-TToni Foom 1890 4 silver.
Phone tt3s r.
FOk REk1-IO lsstisnss, lO0a viA
sleeplng porch. e0e w. silver
ROOas fer light kousskssVns. Sof Nersk
FUR RENT- Two beautifully Furnished trout
room. Tor gentlemen ao siek also gar.
.gs Coz feai ago nouih kdih. PHONE 1901
0NE nieely Furnished room modern, very
desirable los.ngai no siek' iaa = Wal
ter hone l2tsW
FOR RENf-fnsnishsd foom for geniigman.
bath phone garage close IN. a07 W
ELGfN HOTEI@CisGn' coinfortabis sleep.
ms rooms at special summer raics. b02 y
Ne.t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished cool room,
one Aaa one half blocks from ylty Hall.
2ib w. Grand Ave.
FOR RENT-Tws nlcs larre veil vcatilatel
rooms; all eonveAienees Phone itos-R
car line one block uest Santa W shops
sJa y Thlrd. Phone eAl.J
fOk RkNT-Hieh class room north, south
ahd east exposure aoutheast sleeping
perch ma private nome beat residehce
al.iTlel Phone go.
- FOR Rt.NT-Apartments ~
FURNISHED houssksepIng apartnsbts: 90
sieh. as NJ seventh 81
TWO partly furnished rooms TOT light house
keeping il0M = eecond 81
aooNs ier hskt k0ussksspinE. soT foriA
fOh RkNt-Two snd thres focan modern
furnished apartments. With Esfsee hot
and cola All s Broadvty
FOR HtNT-Tue lght housekesping rooms
furnished also two bedrooms. t2i Ia
North Third
FOR NM " hahi koassfsspinF reomS
furnished also 2 bedrooms. i2ih n
THIRD.
TWO aad 8Toon faruishsd aoussks epIns
apartmsn,si also sissplng reoma. Abs
guerque Hot 2t6h n eeeond.
ron ~RENT-ANsr lnne 1. 6-Toom for
hished apartment With garage. North
FOURTH street opposite Mcclellan park
MONT UNDERWRITING roosas. lag
~sl--ping porch in conneetions marrirs
ceuple viihout children preferred. No sici
Iai SIS " Roma Ave phone it0z-W,
FOR RkNf-Furnlshsd apsTimfnf. hree
room strictly mndsrn furnished aparimsai
equipped with disappearing heda aisn be,
m porch vent $40 hot sad rold water PAID
inqHire 900 tssi Coal Ave
ron n ENrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

M Nv lAIAN
MONtf 10 LOAA-On diAmoadN .watchfs
snd grld isweln. Liberal reliable %.
First ~
CONFIDENTIAL iosas % isvslry, diamosda
watches. Liberty Bonds, piasos, satomo
bliss. Lowest fstss. Eotknan's. III eoutA
fifst Bonded 20 the 'ats
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

a searchiiaht. SIXTY Inches Ia dia-
meter. viii BE- Installed on Mount
Tamalpais, nca san Francisco. 60 ~
Illuminate an amuaement park ON the
mountain. The rays Of the search
light win pick up a battleship twelve
miles al sea and IN five hundred times
stronger that u locomotive headlight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Leverett Zapf & Co.

Husticre IN Real Estate IN ait It's
branches. Money 10 loan.
WE INSURE ANYTHING IN
Tis WISE TO INSURE
MAIN OFFICE FOR
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Lot ~ figure on your plans.
make you plans and build you n
house. We can do n and save you
some money. A trial will con.
vince you.
Always glad TO be OF service TO
you.
400 Yves, Gold Ave. Phone $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writers.
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your adj.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-02
$4,000 SMITHS VELVET
SQUARES AT $500

ALEXANDER Smith Velvet Art Squares in Oriental
large Floral desgns for looks and service they have
no equal Special now, Each .--.. $25 90
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-02
$500 TAPESTRY BRUISED
RUGS At $3.50

Atwood Tapestry Brussel Rugs made by Alexar
Smith & Sons; size 30x60 inches, in Oriental
Floral designs. Here now, Each
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-02
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS NEW
DRESS BINGHAM AT Ii 1-2c
BEST ANTISEPTIC COTTON
DIAPER CLOTH $1.45 BOLT

Absorbent Diaper Cloth contains no starch, glue sz
ing or other irritating substances SO generally used in
finishing fabrics of this kind 22-inch width ST. As;
24-nch width 81 o. 27-nch width ~ 81 95
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-02
S25OO.OO WORTH,OF SILKS
TO BE SOLD FOR $15OO.0O

Yard-Wide Taffetas, Black White and Colors; 40
inch Crepe de Chine, Black White and colors; Yard
Wide Satins Black, White and Colors; Yard-Wide
Foulards beautiful patterns; 40-Inch Georgette
Crepe, Black, White and Colors; 40-Inch Crepe Lus-
ter Black White and Coors, The regular prices
range from ST Is to So 90. Come take your choice
of any piece in our stock now at Yard - 81 so
WOMENs GOOD SILK STOCKINGS AT $1.25
Black White and Brown all sizes, full fashioned and
guaranteed first quality the best you have seen for the
price; lust opened at Pair . 81 Is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-02

Short lengths and remnants of the famous Pequot
Sheeting; guaranteed 100 inches wide; in desirable
lengths Of IL to 0Yard pieces The value of this
quality today in the full bolt is 75c While this lot short
lengths last, take it for Yard -59c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-26

The Hypatia Brassieres in four models
each design to fit specific type of stout figure.
Sizes run from 3S to so. Prices are $500 and
$1,000.
-Petersen's. Corset Section, Second Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-26
ARSENAL PICNIC
DESPITE STORM
Second Annual Outing at Reerea-
ton Grounds Well Atteaded-
King Speaks.

Despite the threatening weather,
a large crowd Of employees gathered
for the second annual Rock Island
arsenal picnic. Saturday afternoon
al the arsenal recreation gounds.
One OF the featues Of the pro
gram was the defeat of the All
Star mems baseball team by the
ladies' ball team, captained by
Hazel Strecker. The game term
mated in a close score. 9 to 8. The
arsenal league ball team also de-
feated the French-Hecht team by .
score Of TO 4.
Consoles cradle amusement was
furnished for the spectators in the
tug-of-war, foot races and con-
tests OF various kinds The nov
city race was the caterpillar race
won by Miss Dixson. Miss Bay
nard won second place and Mrs
Coburp, third.
Fourteen entries were made in
the horseShoe pitching tournament.
Private Savid Morgan won first
honors, Thomas Barnes. second,
and Frank BaumeisteY, third.
At s o'clock picnic lunch was
served on the grounds surround
ing the welfare building. Follow
ing the lunch the evening program
started in the war department the
atre, especially decorated for the
event. The Northwest Davenport
Turner'S. headed by David Hen
schen. entertained with extensive
exhibitions Of boxing. wrestling
, ard bar and mat work An excep-
tionally well executed Indian club
drill was given by the ladies of the
Turner society. The welcome ad-
dress was given by Col. D. N. King,
commanding officer of the arsenal.
Several vocal numbers were given
by Mr.. Green Of the central plan
ming department. accompanied at
the piano by Miss Edna Steiniger.
! From to l. o'clock the evening
was spent in dancing. Music was
furnished by the arsenal orches
The arsenal band. under the direc-
ton Of MIR. Cnash, furnished an
excellent program of music dur
ing the afternoon.