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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02
The Daily Short Story

of both the little machine was pu
into normal running order. TheI
Prince Dusty Strengthened himself
up and looked queeTly at Madge.
How did you happen 10 know SC
much about machines and work il
! general?" he questioned.
I've been trying to run this
place since father died, four years
ago. she answered. I've had time
and need-to learn a good many
things"
And you have learned them
well" he said admiringly.
But 1 get horribly tired and in
patient sometimes" Iadge confess
ed: To-day 1 maligned my cous-
ms faYorlte author, Donald Car
r.ngton. l really like him, but I
was cross and tired and made fun
OF him, and she rehearsad the sub
Ject to her laughing auditor.
Il know Darlington q little" he
smiled, and 1 guess he is law
dufer-sometimes. 1 wonder how
you would like a little sentence
that my mother used to quote: I'm
glad to belong to the great army of
Gods workers.
. like that" she said softly. 1t
took considerable Te to make the
car presentable and also to saw
good-by. Leaving, he drew some
cards from his pocket with the
words. Perhaps your cousin wouId
like to hear her favorite author. I
believe he lectures ii Bafnhridge
Text month. Possibly you would
come. too. We may meet again"
Madge carried the cards triumph
antly to Gwendolyn, who forthwith
began to lay wonderful plans. Her
daintiest gown and the best car 20
be found in the place were to be
used for the occasion.
On the night of the lecture the
blg town hail was crowded. Madqe
looked up quickly rs the lecturer
only to look, Mortified. as
quickly downward. For. beyond
mistake, this Donald Darlington.
in evening gaYb. was
none other than her Prince Dus-
OF fortnight past. She tried
10 IISten quietly to the lecture, but
onCe When intensely interested, she !
looked full at him. It was onIv 70
see MIN, in the most careless way
POSSIBLE, run his long, capable I'm |
Sers through his curly MOP of !
brown hair. It was too much-he
leea not have done that! How she
!" ished to make her esca De-aud .
:. sue ought to ask his pardonI {
-Iio WIG horses would hardly /
ave drawn Cousin Gwendol,-3 !
rem the reception to follow.
me lecture was over at last ami |
,arIin gton was the center Of an
.uor4ng tnrong. Yet somehow ne
Is as unassuning as Prince Dusty
lad been 1t was late in the e2.y
ing when the two found then
sked: --ei anu sAe
Can you forgive me? really
idn't mean"
There isn't anything to forgive "
o laughed But want To ASK
aVor. Your Cousin Gwendojvn bas
ivlted me to call at your home
iave | your permission to come
OF wholly for Cousin GwepdoIvn'g
axe ?" The honest blue ewes Ioot2I
into the depths of hers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

high schools in the United States?
| c. Z.
A. The United States bureau OF
education says that there are bo-
! colleges, universities and profes-
sional schools and 1850 higA
schools in the United States.
@. How do submarine destroyers
discover submarines? r E. 7.
A The navy department says as
q rule the transmission OF souEd
Is the basic idea used by suDnls-
rine destroyers in detecting SUD
marines. There are several KINGS
Of apparatus used in this WorA'
the simplest being the Diaphragm
like that used in teIegraphic trans
mission. There are others more
complicated that are secret de-
vices. The idea is that by using
one Of these devices, a destroyer
can hear the revolving Of the pro
pellers on the submarine ana tn0
rhythm of the submarines machln-
cry.
Q. Did the Indians eat the
fruits that grew wild in America:
A. Many Of the fruits were llL-
lied by the Indians. In Ohio they
used the cranberry. wild straw
berry, pawpaw and plum, and care
fully guarded and preserved tLs
thickets in which they usaaH.
grew. The Indians dried some u
these fruits for winter use.
@. What is oakum? F. F. A.
A. Oakum, which is used l0I
caulking, is any hemp fiber for nj
ing seams. but especially that eo-
tanned by untwisting and breaking
I'D old rope.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

If the John Hopkins hospital makes sur
geons hold down their fees to $1,000 on the
richer patients the danger is thar they may
go up to $1,000 on the poorer ones. Doctors
have had their own compensation system in
effect for a long time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

4 sense of vital WORK conscientiousiy
performed is not always the reward o. the
Belf-sacridcing teacher. ST. Louis new $1,000
a-month superintendent Of schools began his
career at IS a teacher OF :. country school
in Kentucky at $3.50 per month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

Yes, oh yes" she said a bit
TREMENDOUSLY, not at al as she sad
The little word, with her whole
heart in her voice, six short months
later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

One always find cheer in the rejection
that If the times are hard, when prosperity re-
turns it will taste all the sweeJar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02
Questions and Answers.

Sweating Feet-Some time ago
you printed a method OF stopping
excessive perspiration of the feet.
Will you be good enough to reprint
the suggestions? l.. F. {.
Answer - Avoid tight carriers,
tight shoes or tightly laced shoes.
Avoid hot water in bathing the feet.
Sprinkle inside the stockings and
inside the shoes powdered alum.
When there is unpleasant ordor it is
we'll to go barefoot as much as pos
sible, if only in the evening when
sitting at home The OdOr and eX-
cessive sweating may be overcome
by painting the Soles and between
the toes with as strong a solution of
formaldehyde as the skin will en-
dure, every alternate day for three
or four times only. One ounce of
official 40 per cent liquor Tornado
hyde U. S. P. in five ounces of wa
ter is a moderate strength; some
persons can use one ounce of the
formaldehyde in three ounces of wa
ter. 1t should be applied with
brush or swab of cotton on a stick,
not with the fingers, and allowed to
u
put on
Outstanding Ears - My ears are
large and project from the head in
an abnormal degree. Is there any
way this may be corrected? F. S.
Answer-The only way it may be
corrected is by a plastic operation
by competent surgeon.
Drinking Water in the Bay
State-I have reason to suspect
the town drinking water in the lit |
tie camp where | spend my sum |
mers. What steps may [ take to |
have the water analysed? Z. D. J. |
Answer-Communic with the |
state department of health. They |
can probably tell you whether the .
water is safe for drinking purposes. |
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

BY some strange oversight OF the profteers
there is an abundance Of sugar and berries at
the same time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02
Argus information Bureau

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02
The Diary of a Pale Blue Ass.

July 27-Awake at o'clock Immediately
discovered that the mosquito failed to find
last night did not fail to find me. l found
him, however, trying TO chiseI an avenue of
escape through the window screen; whereupon
gleefully murdered him on the spot To the
office at 8. Called on the doctor at II 80 but
! he was too busy to see me. Home and wrote
tomorrow's colyum this afternoon. Took T. L.
W. II. t D. m. S. and the Young Ruffian to
the Capitol this evening to find out What
Every Woman Knows 1 thought the title
should have been What Every Woman Thinks
She Knows. The Lady Who, etc. did not
agree with me. 1t struck me as the funniest
picture had seen in years. The Young Ruff
| fan went to sleep but woke up cheerful enough
when time came to go home. Bed about r.
July 2S-Failed to waken at O'clock
| Perhaps the disembOdied spirit has given m,
up as a bad job. To the office about $50. No
one had missed me- however. Saw the doctor
at IL and had the arm re-dressed. Felt much
better until he offered the cheering informa-
ton that 1t must remain in splints for five
weeks, whereupon 1 gazed at an unsympa-
thetic world through dark blue goggles. Home
again and at the usual left-handed colyu1nine
By the time the arm is again available | shall
not need it. My left hand IS becoming so
skillful that I am prone to boast Of it.
July 29-Just another day, that's all
July So-At the office until noon. Wrote
part of Mondays colyum there My friend cat
least he treats me in a friendly manner) |
brought me home in his fiyver toqetbar 1Ii+b
my office typewriter. He came in and kidded
the family for half hour thereby negIecting
his work $50 he said. Downtown in the eve
nins on an alleged shopping expedition but |
did not buy anything. -. Home early and
to bed.
July 31-Neglected church this morning to
finish the colyum. Friends came late in the
afternoon bringing their small daughter who
is the object OF the Young Ruffian's vorsbin
Gee" said he I'm glad Alice is coming"
He was most attentive until O'Clock when he
Ie1t her and went to bed without even a fare
wei glance Men are like that"
RECALLING the darkened skies. the driz-
zhng rain and the chilling winds of Yesterday h
we must quote it again:
THE day is cold, and dark. and drearv.
1t rains, and the wind is never wear
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

land probably there are others-am get
ting fed up your personal poetry" an office
associate told US yesterday. And here's an
other idea," he continued. why is it you
write poems about yourself and your kids,
while The Lady Who Hates to Darn your Socks
receives only passing mention?"
WOULD you classify the foregoing as con-
structive or destru ctive criticism? person
who writes selects the subject in which he is
most interested. Obviously, in the opinion of
~our o. a, our chief interest centers in oursef.
Well if there is anything refreshing about US
it is complete candor. We frankly confess
to absorbing interest in ourself, our de-
sires and ambitions tif any; wherein we
differ not whit from our o. a. and-to make
conservative estimate-99 per cent Of the
"so-called human race.
BUT, though self-centered and egotistic,
can at times be obliging. So-'Ladies an gen
tlemen, with your kind attention l will now
sing for you touching little ditty en-ti-tulled"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02
BALLAD OF THE CAUSTTC CRITIC.

BALLAD OF THE CAUSTTC CRITIC.
Your caustic critic rolls his eye
And runs his fingers through his hair,
He heaves harsh and Kissing sigh
And oftentmes he's heard to swear.
Kind words from him are o. so rare;
He fills the writers souls with woe
And in a chorus they declare:
He is the meaneSt man know!'
His dispositions all awry
To him no day is ever fair,
There is blueness in the sky,
No TOndrous sweetness in the air;
His days are full of cark and care
Each one a grim scenario
And writer's say, with angry flare:
He is the meanest man knowi"
He often says that You and I
Are full of prunes-with some to spare
And when we fain would question why
The answer is a vacant stare
Or else, perchance, wicked glare;
Or, at the most, we're told to go
And seek the devil in his lair
''He is the meanest man l know"
L'ENVOI
Princei when 1 go from here to q. g. where
(Or so It's said) it doesn't snow,
l hope I'll find no critic there
He is the meanest I know,
AS to The Lady Who Hates to Darn our
and inscribe a deathless sonnet to her la
Mrs Browning; not to satisfy our o. a. but
to prove that We differ "a small bit, anyway
from the gentleman who said, "Of all my wife's
relations | love myself the best"
Printed Solely to Please Owners of
Henries and Lizzies.
from the Columbus (Mo.) Advocated
Motorists who come through Column
bus, Mo, enroute to Kansas City have
the following conversation when they
stop at the filling station there.
If it's Cadillac the driver says, How
far is it to Kansas City," 'Cne hundred
gallons of gas and a gallon of OIL says
the driver Then comes a Buick. and
the chauffeur saws, How far to Kansas
C'tv?" Zone hundred forty miles"
Gimme 10 gallons of gas and a half gal
Ion of OIL and he drives on.
Along comes a 1ivver and the driver
uncranks himself gets out and stretches
and asks: How far to Kansas City,"
ooh. about one hundred forty miles"
rs that all? Gimme two quarts of
ter and a bottle of three-in-one and hold
this son-of-a-gun until get in
THE pageant of progress program must
lave been considerably shortened when one of
he singers eliminated by her refusal to
MARBLE. Her name is Miss Sybil Sammis Mac
)ermid-which is quite mouthful in itself
Doubtless Her Neck Was sLike the Swan.
[ClifOrd Raymond in the Sunday Trib MagJ
He looked down wonGeringly
raising his head to look beyond her head
which rested on her shoulder. 80.
DESOLATION came almost with the dawn
yesterday morning. One glance at the first
age OF the Hearstaminer spoiled our whole |
ay. Arthur BrISbane'S column was missing |
} Arthur, Arthur, quo vadis, quo vads?"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

AS to The Lady Who Hates to Darn our
Socks we shall try to oyerrue her objections
and inscribe a deathless sonnet to her la
Mrs. Browning; not to satisfy O. a, but
to prove that differ "a small bit, anyway
from the gentleman who said, ''Of all my wife's
relations love mysalf the hest"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-02

RECALLING the darkened skies. the driz
zhng rain and the chilling winds of yesterda
we must quote it again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Military Deeds of Ex-Scr-
vice Men Gathered To-
gcthcr for Posterity.
ClTY'S VETERANS NUMBtR
BETWEEN 5000 AND 1000
Cooperation of Rclntivcy f.sk,
ed in Getting Qucstionuaircs
TO Right Parties

., r""rincr service men OF Richmond
~ t'. number of 100 yesterday were
supple" with uucstiomnairca wnicl.
are 70 u" il!cd with their military
c'HruS ana returned later III the
Mc.h ih"s" uucstiounaircS were
"iStfihntcd by police officers hu;h on
''I o'clock ana the u'c!c SHIFTS.
W nch Inc records are = - % they
WI u" turned over to til. .lIn",!,i
var history, Commission to be us.d
H. 'unirSt'"n With the writing OF
'Shihohd $ war history.
NiSlnii Union University A;Uacnts
conducted a similar campaign Ia ;no
coior'h sections OF the city to o.
'nih records of the colo.cd .N-s,r-
owing /" tho fact tina, thcro a;o
Mn"Wn 10 10 between 5000 and ,Uan
iihrHm"nh mon vino saw service dur
,nnf me war. and only tho names OF
me .;""o men whom tho nnli,,. cave.
IucStlohh;iircS have been Sr,irrI io
u",c go co-opcra;;5- OF uar"ufs AND
't''tiNc" OF the service men is need
90 II IN campaign is to bc carrie,
on Win any degree Of efficiency ANA
rohptcien"ES. To this cn,l am an-
ir"i Tor public "o-opcra ;ion general
nIohS with the Qucs,ionnairc. tho.
n"I'Sc ar. leaving in their yisiis :.
nru explaining the purpose ~ tn.
.'hNS ana giving the day on ,yhi.h
ivy VIII MAX" the rpll,r;t,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

US. gu: combined influence to prevent
any one Giso from working 70. YOU
by !ns;ruct!as al! our members no,
TO work for you. and Ly placing pick.
cts around your place OF business. and
by th:s means wc VIII persuade every
one NOT TO work for .ou, and IL YOU
tGcape destruction II will not be for
lack OK our efforts to destroy you:
anu in addition. IL the public or any
members of the public arc dependent
upon YOU and your services we will
likewise destroy them and their bus
mess, aud. IL necessary. We will s,arvc
them.
In this hiEh-handcd position these
labor unions propose to he judge,
jury and cNccutioncr in - ease be-
tween them and the employer and
The public. The fact that they arc
Interested in the ease does not deter
them from being the judges. but. on
Tic contrary, the employer and pub
IL must yield ani take orders from
them or suffer destruction aud star
yaticu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
CASE INVOLVING $4,000
BEING HEARD IN COURT
Helen Marshall Asks This Amount
Following: Tier tcUuitiuI Be-
fore Federal TribunuI

Thr nearing in the suit at Helen
= A'T'ha.i against Manic t.. How
ard and i.ucy -. Marshall Tor 10000
damages Tor alleged >dcfamation Of
character - going on in the law and
tpuity Court. Til" trial. /; is be-
bed. viii consum2 several days.
Ih' suit * the result Of an ar-
fm'iini OF the present p'aintin OF tho
charc" o: being implicated ia tho
ptsiin" OF alleged poisoned candy.
She MAS heard on This charge in the
United states District Court and ac-
Quilted. Now she seeks redress on tho
allegation that her character has
r""n damaged
Tho riaint;ff is represented by l.. -.
N"nd' nhnrc and i. &. Page, while
the interests o: the defense are bc =
ing taken care OF ny Harry VI. smith
aud lanes II. Gordon. Judge Crump
r. Sitti9c in the hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

!" ~ I'D HON, for hhv -I., j
.."n1 ~ she WIN hc gwen 10 srSi
800 'hsIst-n r"rsun who can fu,n,.,
rt"r"nCes Address = III 80. -T m.rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
l0OPTl0H or STYMIE RUIZ:
CAUSES MUCH DISCUSSION
Leading English G"Ifcr> Dincr In TIC
gard ~ step Taken
ny Amcricuns.

tE associated lrcSS
LONDON. March 7.-Opinion Is di-
'dcd among leading English golfers.
on rule recently adopted by ia.
executive committee Of the United
states Golf Association, eliminating
the stymic dilinition or mention OF
tn" stymie. The new regulation. as
reported here. provides that. when
laid stNmic on the green by his
opponent. a player may remove the
opponents ball, bar that tho opponent
snail then DC deemed to have h"icd
IN his next stroke"
II would do away with the s:ya.c
altogCihcr." said Abe Mitchell, ot Ia,
North Forcland Club. in Il published
interview. In my view. the bali
nearer tho hole should he puttcd
NrSt. do not thinii the new rule
Is quit" Il good solution oc tho stymic
difficulty. TO lift the bali under
English rules. Of course. means dis
Qualificat
Alexander Herd. OF the coombC lin
club has been quoted a$ uncuuiVocal-
~ opposed TO abolition OF the Stym!c.
There should he no interference. !
think. with the ball Of an opponent. e"
he declared. The st!mic may be old
fashioned. bat IL is a par: OF the
game which Should not bc sacrificed -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
FREEMAN SPEAKS SUNDAY
AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Meeting. Will lie Preliminary to
simultaneous I.>an-riisi,r tau-
.'aiSn Week friOic t.antrr.

pr Douglas : freeman. chairman
OF the general committee ri organ
i:e" lnr"'s HI6!c classes, il charge
OF tn" simultaneous cvinS, iiatn.
campaign, wnicn wtI take pi.sc. ne
week L"!oT- Easter. Will he the ,r!u
cipa! speaker at u preliminary meet
'nS TO % hold SIndl" afternoon az
tiolT Trinity Church. rms m,ctin.
rc attended D. tac R'Uic Glasses In
:. body.
lac list oc ,hurchcs p.r;icipa;iue
- tue movement - GROWN. da!I,
aEd hrfcrc his Weekend. IL is .A.
nacieG practically All Iroio.tant
IA" Larger chhrcncs are already in
Tine. Ihcy follow
Methodist Nsnury. barton Uc;cius.
Branch Mrmori;'i. Broad Street. Cen
ienary, central Jenny Street En-
worth, Grace. Laurel Street, Momi..
ton. Woodland Heights.
rcshEtcriam--l'ir*t. Gree Cove
nant. lloEc Memorial. Ovcrbrook.
Potter street. Third. Union Thee.
iog::al Seminary.
eaptis, -Bainbridsc Street. Barton
End. First. Grace Street, Grove AVE-
nuc. Gintcr Park, manuel. Leigh
street, North Side. Pine Street. RAN
doiph Street. Second. Stockton street
iabernaclc. Ncnablc Street. Wood
land Heights
,,hrisiia Hanover Avenue. Sev-
enth Street. First.
Episcopal--Ali Saints. ascension.
Good Shepherd, Holy Co:ntortc..
Grtcc. Holy Trinity. M"a.ic Memorial.
Honumentil. st. Andrews. *. James .
g., J"mn.s' 81. MARI, 81 aui,s. 81,
muIIal.
i,uthoran -Tirs, English
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
HAVANA ENTRIES

rnrsc rs ,.. .lg nv nh o".%,-half fur"ngs.
Sn.n M,TiG.' N"yn,ids iol. My Ti:s.
liz, ,@EHise" 10; E:i"a"c,h lis; shas,...
=, Second race aye AID on"-ha.f furlonrs.
,Hnn' EE,." 'dR "nd NJ. claiming: pursc.
-, ~ l"!. biNi" f'y.r. no; W.ni
";I''n' ~ IN" M"sIu'. al"r. !l5. From i,fn
- i.th;ascnt ia: Franz Ru.ke r.:
''nn"t"ur. ll5; Twenty Seven lis
h'rh T"c" i've "nd one -haif ,u-Iop,.
s:oo VIZ ,.r, Obs and up. c!aimtn. Yurg~.
S''u it"i. 90. Lolita Speed GO: .pr
,.s scT " IL ", r"kcy J'n.c; !cs TAR.
w h,nrm:u; ny: Eddc McRr.dt. liz.
r ..h NJ: no. Merry Feast. .i.: f!v!n:
Fonrti. rae Sis fur,ore.: ,h-ce.yc,r.
.,,"sS,, c."IWi"G 500 u ola: Cub. !0i
i'iSEusS'on. loj. American E,gl. los,
A,l4h, no. 'rhr u..r.,l H.. 80.
IItH rT'n-UuN .l..N. rs,,..... -.
; ""'' NJ r,%!a h"%,&.aor: !.ooo-j'nbanIt.
h!Iptl. -. l!0Int-, -. SWEET ni;sic
'', -" iria'c. i"l. Hsily l0a.
Sl"'h ''"'--'m'!" ANA ui;y y.-d.; :uur.
ys" d and ~. claiming. ;,:-s" s;9SL
NHhthhi. ~, 'tg~I. -. .I,nr I',ln
,Mn "i i;Sninst"gr too, "Iu los. .At;oiney
MnF' iob; 'iI.ty I!U..-y. i65: .Hianc.
w. h"nhd"l 10; Armis'irr. los.
Np'Irhil'. ".'"wnEg" claimed Wrath-l
I!"drs rack fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
FINANCE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
consideration "f budget Mo,, In,p,rt-
"' matter Z" Come y roS
Discussion.

-, Il" .Aahrc Committee sill meet
.i, ",'.",k tonight /" furthc; con
n'ci "" budget, ana Will hear from
"a, school Hoard To dilt. thc III.
rc'i"rS Of i'uniir Works. Public j-,ili.
c'cs' fuhli" safety aud Public MOI
are an tho Comptroller. have boon
ii,n"rH. M"N3r Ains!ic has set at each
,'i', ''he anu has assisted the COM
ihii'rc III lis deliberations
roii"" ,nS IN" hcarin" tonigL,. Z,
nfi'cN'" VI" committee will tax.
"P ~ executive sessions tn. ui!-yitnlt
OF r"rcnu" ia It's relation 10 tho s,iu.
gcStcd apavOpriations
nc Suhc"mniiirc on utilities. of
Mh',h councilman James T.. P.t.rs
~ chairman. has been called to m..,
ht !" O'Clock saturday afternoon to
maxi an inspection o: :. farm near
u, Reside. which has been offered In.
cry ny .. l." s! II. l. D"un'n. This
COMMITTEE; besides tho chairman. en-
nrh'"S Nid"rnan White a:id Cornell
NAN l,l'H"reon. Other members of
IN" ltilit'"s committee and ,hr III .
subcommittee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
governor BUCK PERRIN
TO ADDRESS ROTARIANS
Rirhmonh Club fixes non >priI :
~ Positive Dntr for Ladies'

Euck Perrin. district governor WIN
% tho guest Of the Richmond Rotary.
'i"n tonight. when ;hat organization
SUI Town to supper at the Hotel
ki"hm"md a; i p'Uiocll. Til" club has
Den IA The habit .: giving the Dis
t!ct governor Il 10" y, :. c.nL welcome
'nu IL - said t.! Secretary H.yaff
mat tn "a, VIII prey AL at In. meet
Ing tonight
President McFadcn .uno,ipr.% ,h.,
"a" r'c'aily elected mcmbcrS will
d" introduced tonight Report. OF
tn' '"ri"u~ committees viii 10 made.
ana some interesting stunts have been
arranged for the yd,nca,ion of thr
Visiting governor.
"'H stated yesterday :hat tho
cat" Tor ladies n.Sht" had been nv :
=" Tor Arr!! The date had been
announced :or March -. but TIL. was
round 10 be nhsGitcd because o. th,.
"hs";!r" OF Il numb.r o. the members.
80 Auril : wac fixed unoE