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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
SUPERINTENDENT SMITH
VISITOR TO SHELLMAN
Prominent Express Official Was Here
Looking Into Peach Situation.

Superintendent H. M. Smith, of the
American Express Co., Atlanta, was
recent visitor here, the object of his
visit being to make thorough in
vestigation of the peach possibilities
of Shellman and to meet the members
of the Peach Growers Association.
A special trip was made by Mr.. c.
]. Green, the local agent, and Mr..
Smith to all the peach orchards. He
stated that the peaches being shipped
were the best he had seen in Geor-
gia and he has been visiting all the
peach districts of the state the past
week or two. He is already making
special plans to handle express ship
ments for the remainder of the season.
Superintendent Smith was accompa-
MED by Mr.. H. D. Walker, route
agent, of Macon. Up to the present
time our local agent, c. J. Green, has
handled seven cars of express ship
ments to New Orleans and points
west.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
COTTON CROP OF
100000 BALES
THE SMALLEST YIELD IN rs
YEARS IS INDICATED BY
LATEST REPORTS.

NEW ORLEANS, La.-Indications
are that the outlook for cotton will
undergo radical change in the very
near future On June | the government
will issue its first estimate of this years
cotton crop These figures will show
just how much the south has reduc-
ed its acreage 1t also will indicate the
probable yield.
Reports which are coming into the
private crop reporting bureaus which
issue estimates ahead of the govern
ment, point to the smallest crop raised
in twenty-five years.
Some OF the private bureaus are
predicting an estimate from the gov
eminent around 100000 bales. Last
year the south produced 100000
bales in round numbers. The t-emend-
Gus shrinkage in values and stagna-
ton in the cotton trade which has ia
ken place since the last crop was rails
ed was due in large part to the knowl-
edge that the unconSumed stocks OF
American cotton at the end of the sea-
son would aggregate about lO,000,00O
bales, or nearly years supply. This
is about twice the amount usually car
ried over.
However, should the government
predict yield 100000 bales less than
last year this surplus will not prove
the burden to the south it might 9TH
erWise have been.
A change for the better in market
ing conditions will be quickly felt
all over he south, and soon reflected
in steadily improving trade.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31

Miss Isabel Terry is spending sew
eral days with Miss Grace Bush in
Colquitt.
Mrs. S. J. Anthony is spending sew
eral days with relatives and friends in
Dawson.
Miss Catherine Holmes has been
visiting in Camilla and is expected
home today.
Messrs. DIN and Goode Hammock
have returned to the city for the sum-
mer holidays.
Mr.. ]. 3, Ward, of Dothan, Ala,
is in the city assisting in the packing
of the peach crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King, of Cuth-
bert, spent Sunday with their brother,
Mr.. H. w. Prothro.
Col. Edward Mcdonald, of Cuth-
bert, was in the city yesterday making
a professional visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Exum, of Edi-
son, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. George Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arnold, of
Parrot, visited their mother, Mrs.
T. E. Allen, Sunday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
Shoes and Oxfordt
Every Man

We are giving you the choice of
''the best there is" in shoe fashions.
English lasts, bluchers, brogues, ball
straps-alI the new styles that the men
and young are wearing. Leather quail
ity and workmanship of the highest
character. Built to give comfort; built
to give service; built to give value---are
Bostonian Shoes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
UNITED STATES PER
CAPITA WEALTH $2,800.00

The per capita wealth of the United
States has increased $3.50 since 1914
and is now $1,000, according to an
announcement by the government
loan organization. 1t is estimated that
on Feb. l, 1921, the total wealth of
the country was 100000, 100000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
MR.. E. r. CHENEY TAKEN
TO ALBANY HOSPITAL

Mr. E. R. Cheney, who has been
in poor health for several months, suf-
fering from rheumatism, underwent
an examination a few days ago and it
decided best that several teeth be ex-
tracted. This being done there has
been practically a constant hemorrhage
from his gums ever since, and he was
carried to Albany today, accompanied
by Mr.. T. Fl. Anthony, who will sup
ply blood for a TRANSMISSION operation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
DAWSON FRIENDS HAVE
RECEIVED INVITATIONS

Friends in Dawson are in receipt OF
beautifully engraved cards announcing
the graduating exercises OF Glynn
Academy. Miss Eunice Thomson, who
for three years was one of the most
popular pupils of the Dawson high
school, is one of the large class to re
ceive diplomas in the Brunswick
school.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
HANGMAN PAID INCOME
TAX TO THE GOVERNMENT

Arthur Ellis, of Montreal, made so
much money as hangman last year
that he had to pay large slice to in
come tax collectors. Ellis receipts for
fees and expenses, incurred at the sew
eral towns where hangings took place,
amounted to $12,500.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
MISSES TERRY ENTERTAIN
IN HONOR OF MISS CRAIG

Quite an enjoyable evening was
spent by the young people at the home
of Misses Terry Thursday. Ten coup
les were present Miss Eloise Craig,
of Cottonton, Ala, was the guest of
honor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
MISS ROSS MARTIN
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Miss Ross Martin, one of the young
ladies who was to have graduated at
the Shellman high school, was taken
very suddenly with appendicitis, which
necessitated an immediate operation.
She was unable to be present at the
graduation exercises.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
Offered to Make Bond
For Former Gov. Cats
Many Prominent Citizens Wired They
Would Make Bail for Him.

Upon learning that former Govern
or Cats, of Florida, had been arrest
ed in Albany many of his friends and
church brethren in Shellman made
haste to arrange bond for him, but
before the authorities could be noti-
fed bond was arranged for him in Al
bany by citizens there. Governor Cats
conducted revival services at the Bap-
fist church in Shellman several years
ago, and at that time made a large
number of friends here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-31
YOUNG NATIONS CLUB.

Mrs. J. Truitt Martin entertained
the Young Matrons' Club, at her home
on Pearl street, at rock. 1t was one Of
the most delightful social affairs of
the season.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

geti, ugraltatja, Interchangeable a
tvasdarabokat, melyek talpraalla-
max, erre-arra hajlanak, mint a
.fiszal mezon.
Mindeniitt legnagyobb tiszta-
sag es rend, az emberek tanultak
a geptol, 6ramii pontossaggal dol
goznak. Latszik, hogy munka-
sok szocialis viszonyai lit rende-
zettek. ErrGl kiil0nben lak6-
telep befasitott ligetszeru elren-
dezese is meggy6zott mar az elso
pillanatban.
Csakhogy Csonkamagyarorszag
sorsa ra van irva a telepre: a
tizenketezer munkasb0l ma alig
0tezer dolgozhat, mines myers
anyag, szen elegend6 mennyiseg-
ben, egyebkent is a trianoni beke
er6sen korlatozza a gyar Uzem-
kepesseget. (Z.D.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Gyoni Geza

barna ,napegetett arcara leomlo
fekete hal = eros 'kemeny nyak,
mint egy fatal bikae = es ket
szem, ket tiszta, mely kut, amely-
mex feneke a szivben van.
Pillanatra cs0nd lett, de szavai
ra csillogva csillant fel minden
szem, pedig csak ennyit mondott:
= Ne szomorkodjatok fiuk! en-
hiszek : a gy6zelemben! Hiszek,
inert sokan vagyUnk meg magya-
rok
Attol kezdve sokszor talalkoz
tunk. Meglatogattam vagy ell
mentiink setalni tabor k0rul a
drotkerites mellett
0 beszelt, en- rendesen hallgat-
tam. Akarmir6l volt is $50 k0-
z0ttUnk, a vege mindig egy lett :
felt, reszketett a magyarsag mi
att. Ezerszer mondta:
= Mem vesznek esZre, benniin-
ket, vagy felreismernek ). Sok
az ellensegiink 5. Nezd lit is: a
szegeny magyar baka chen hal
vagy megfagy - cselak a va
'rosban pincer vagy boltosseged...
0nkentesek! Mines annyi penziik
szegenyeknek, hogy egy lapot ir-
janak haza! Hidd ell, nagyon ell
keserit! !!
ProbaItam vigasztalni. AIT fe-
lelte ra.
= lit tenni kell valamit!
Masnap. amikor hozza mentem,
az asztalanal tilt es irt. Elotte
egy egesz halom felivre vagott
miniszterpapir.
Kerdem tole, mi az?
- Valamelyik versem leirom
egy nehanyszor = sajatkeziileg-
$ aztan eladom = j6tekony celra.
ITALIAN adnak egy rubelt darabja-
ert. A penzt magyar legeny-
seenek adom karacsonyra.
Es dolgozott tovabb, r6tta a be-
tilt a feher lapra:
'Hegyeken at hir salad:
Mem hos halott, csak sziirke
rab ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Latogatas a diosgyori vasgyarban
Dobay THOR.

kerek kiilonb0zo iranyu forgasat
tizenket meteres atmerGjii lem
ditokerek egyensulyozza. A mum
kasok serenyen, j6forman hang
talanul dolgoznak, ugy repulnek
a tiizes vasak k0z0tt, hogy szinte
rossz nezni, harman, negyen egy
iitemre, egy mozdulattal kapjak,
viszik vasakat, aztan mar gep
automatikusan vegzi /. maga
munkajat. Csak ugy futolag hal
lom a munkasok szajab6l, hogy ez
a patrica mem illik belle matri-
caba, a sr0fsz0g0n meg csiszolni
kell, figyelnem kiil0nb0zo be-
szelgeteseket, de egy ember szaz-
fele mem tekinthet.
Kalauzom innen a Martin-ke-
mencekhez vezet, kobaldiiveget
nyom kezembe, megmagyaraz-
"a, hogy a kemenceben ketezer
Celzius a forr6sag, pusztaszem-
mel keptelenseg foly6kony la
vaba nezni, de a lilaszinii uveg
vllagosan mutatja a gazok h0m-
p0lygeset es a folyekony tomeget.
Ot-hat meterre kell allnom a ke-
mencet0l, hoseg elviselhetetlen,
a munkasok sem birjak sokaig az
irt6zatos meleget mern0k0m sze-
rint egyedil tot munkassag a
kitart6. Mig magyaraA ,harom
meter magassag gban mennyezet
slnjein egy otromba faltoro kos
valami vasszornyeteg kozeledik
felenk, ez az adagol6, mely hol
ere, hol ARA fordul, szinte ell
kepzelhetetlen mozgasokat vegez
derekvastagsagu karja megra
gadJai az iparvasut vaskosarat, 1
hatszazkilos falattal megmozdul
lassan es melt6sagosan kemen.
cenek tart, bent "a kosarat kifor.
Gtja s5ujp ,kezdi az. .egsszeet. ] 1.
Az udvaron felhalmozott 6riasI
tomegu rozsdas vashegy. folott
mozg6 magnesesdaru tnagneses
orraval ketezer kil6 apr6 vasat
sineket stb. szippant fol to-
megtol egg meter magassagban az
ocskavashegy tetejen mar emel-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Diosgyor, junius 4.


A BUkk-hegyseg felk0ralaku
lancolata 0leli k0riil a di6sgy6ri
vasgyar szaznegyven holdas tele-
pet. A vasgyar husz-huszon0t ha-
talmas, = most felarbocra bocsa-
tott = kemenye fenyegtoleg tor
az eg fele es ha ugy melle allunk,
kemenyek csucsa veri a Biikk
szintjet. A gyar uzemben van, az
er6szolgaltat6 telep tizenketezer
loer6s gozturbinaja ketezerotszaz
forgasi sebesseggel miikodik 6ran-
kent S kint, az udvaron, megis
ugy tetszik, militia lit halott-elet
volna, csak valami zsongas, ALTA
lanos zugas-bugas fogja meg az
ember figyelmet.
Ondrus Janos gyarigazgat6 ked-
YES figyelmeb6l megtekintettem
a telepet. Hritz Kalman banya-
,,es kohomern0k volt magyaraz6.
Elso utunk az ugynevezett hem
gerdebe visz. Az oriasi teremben
aranylag keves munkas dolgozik,
lit tiizesitik, lit formaljak, lapit-
jak, nyujtjak az izzo vasat, ko-
roskorul kis fujtat6k szorjak a
parazsat a sokfele figyeles k0z-
ben vigyaznom kell, hogy neki ne
menjek fold0n elhelyezett egy-
egy izzo vastomegnek. Harminc-
negyven mazsas 0riasi vaskolosz-
szusok alig hogy kikeriilnek az
elomelegitobol, r0gt0n munka ala
jonnek, a kettos hanger lapitja,
szoritja, maid a terem magas
sinjein mindenfele lehetetlen
iranyban mozg6 daru a koruna
nyos iranyitasara, mint pelyhet
felkapja, viszi ujabb hengersorok
koze S mintegy fel ora mulva mar
sinvastagsagu az egesz alkot-
many. Az olld kettenNsszantja,
aztan kisebb darabokbaS vagdossa,
a tomeg szazfele szaz ] kezben
mas-mas ipareikke valtozik, ebbol
sr6f, abbd vaspant amabb6l szeg
lesz, mindez rovid 0rak leforgasa
alatt. A terem fa1anal es a ma
gasban elhelyezett szaz es ezer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14


vaszan nagy csapas erte. Geese,
Achim Mihaly honvedfohadnagy
tiid6gyuladasban hirtelen meg
halt Egyetlen bizalmasat, edes-
testveret, leghGbb baratjat vesz-
tette ell -
A temetesen btt voltam en- is.
A taborbol k0rulbeliil negy kilo-
meterre vittiik foglyok kiilon
temetojebe.
A gyaszkocsi f0lott a tabortol
- a temetoig, az egesz ut alatt
egy pacsirta lebegett es enekelt.
Kiserte az utols6 utjara tart6
vandort.
Hazaj0vet kerdezte tofem:
Hallottad a pacsirtat
Mintha az ocsem lelke lett volna,
vagy mintha AIT kiserte volna az
egbe!
Meg 8 mutatta meg AIT a ver-
set, amelyet a pacsirta utjarol irt
(0r0me van a pacsirtanak), de
t0bbet mem talalkoztam vele.
A Macy lelki megrazk6dtatas, a
melyen atment. betegge tette S
en- egy napon csak AIT hallottam,
hogy k6rhazba keriilt. Maid
i0ttek mas hirek felole,. az orvo-
sok titkol6ztak-sugdostak, de
megis r0videsen meghallottuk
elborult az elmeje, zavart lett any
nyira, hogy fefni kellett, nehogy
valamit elk0vessen maga ellen.
Meglatogatni mar mem lehetett
eleinte mem engedtek meg, kesobb
senkit sem ismert fol.
A cellaja falara verssorokat
rt -.
@. a halal igazsagot oszt,
= gonosz, kl mast szavakkal
amit ''
Es a halal ct is meglatogatta
Alig nehany hettel testvere halala
utan meghalt 8 is. Rettenetes
fajdalmai lehettek: az orvosok al
litasa szerint veresre tepte ha
lat = az 0klet is veresre verte
sokszor celia falan.
Aztan csendesse Walt szive :
ez Macy magyar sziv, mely olyan
sokszor elliott vigaszt hozni oda
ahol szomorusag volt.
Geese melle f0ldeltiik ell. Aztar
szomoru lett ismet a tabor = dc
mar sokkal jobban fajt ez a $40
morusag, inert Gy6ni Geza elta
vozott t6liink halhatatlansa o
ba.
Dobay THOR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

Otszaz peldanynal tobbet irt:
es az onkentesek, meg a magya-
rok karacsony estejen elszivhat-
tax egy-ket cigarettat /.
- Sokat dolgoztam, de meyer
te, inert tudom, kiknek adtam =
ezt mondta csak
Azon a telen t0rtent, hogy a
taborparancsnoksag OK. u. k.) pa
rancsot adott XII, hogy a nemze-
tiszinii szalagot mem szabad visel-
nj. (Az osztrakok nyugodtan
hordhattak tovabb. fekete-sa
gat: mem vonta kerdore senkl
6ket.)
Masnap kesz volt Gy6ni tilta-
kozasa, egy vers: "a kokarda, ="
ITALIAN legs6szintebb, legigazabb
valamennyi irasa k0zott. A jogos
f0lhaborodas hangjan hanyja SEE
mere azoknak, akiket illet, hogy
a granatb6ges meg halaltusak
ideien, akkor szabad volt ma
gyarnak lenni, de most ezt jel-
venyt, amely masnak lehet "cif-
ra cafrang,' de nekiink az egesz
i0vend6nk: lie akarjak tepni a
mellUnkrol.
S kerdi, hogy:
"Most, mikor minden nap draga
VERDE martjak,
Ki meri bantam most ezt a ko-
kardat!"
DE LATHAM szomoru-hitetlennek
is. Hirdetve zengte akkor is
hogy hiaba >szallanak vijiogt
d0gmadarak, inert e'royid lesz
meg az ut Bukarestig !" = de d
szemebe mar latszott hitetlensee
cs6vaja: egy ellenseggel t0bb
pedig eddig is sok volt.
De mem is csodalkoztunk rata
Akkor erkeztek hozzank az "elsG
hirek, hogy Brass6, Csikszereda
Udvarhely elesett.
Kifele meg mindig eros hittel
a meggy6zodes hangjan beszelt
de = ha egyediil volt (pedig mar
akkor is kereste a maganyt, fe.
jet lehajtotta vagy 6rak hosszat
bamult maga ele.
A Kerensky-forradalom meg XII
csalt belole egy-ket tiizes sz6t, de
attol kezdve, hogy latta az els
tcni n6p" viselt dolgait, a forra-
dalmi 0riiletet, elfordult tole
mem is nezett azutan mar sehova
csak a sajat lelket figyelte, csab
annak a csodasan finom hangja
szolaltattak meg neha. 1917 ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
@Egyrol-

Az k0z0 ckket budapest "A Nep cimU
sagb6 k0nosen azert Gy6ni Gezva szbr
haa halt koszorus poetaava oglal
koz ovas6nk vzaemeknek jo nehany eszukbe
Sziberab6l kld0 akkoriban
Magyar Hapnak nehny erede verset haa feJeben
ybzottsag 25 cntes egete uan 1000 oFar
attunk Sbera yoknak Gy6ni Ge akt akkor lsmerun
meg magyar kol6k egyk egkiva6bbja megorGt
rettenees fogsagban haal k0ny0rees volt e megvaoa
y6ni Geza az sorab6 Az aabbi metatas Gy6n Gez
egy rabarsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

Magyarok, sohasem fogtok masok
karan tanulni es okulni? Mi6rt par
toljatok az idegent, a., tavolban 1ev6
ismeretlent?
Ha penzt akar kiildeni, haza utazni,
csaladjat kihozatni haj6jegyre, Ok
manyokra vagy kozjegyz6 tigyek el-
intezesere van sziiksege, forduljon a
harminc ev ota ismert oreg, de becsii-
letes bankarhoz. Cimem a regi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
CIV. HAMORY ~
1919 N. Phelps St., Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
ELADO

vagy cserebe ado egy j6 10 akeros
farma, k0riilbeliil 0t majlnyira a
Square-t6l. J6 anapotban lev6 hat szo-
bas haz tartozik hozza es mem messze
a Wilson ave.-t6l, kare vonal menten
fekszik. Erdekl6d6knek felvilagositas-
sal szolgal: Himelreich 6O5 Dollar Bank
epiilet. Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
A k0lt0 sziiletesenek Is halalanak
evforduloja

Przemysl alatt, akikkel fogsag-
ba keriat, azok ismertek mar:
mi, akikef tsak "a sziberiai mezo-
kon hozott vele 0ssze a. yegzet,
csak hallottunk rola. Vigasztalo
szavair6l, melyekkel az ehezoknek
remenyt nyujtott, buzdito szaval-
rol, amelyekt6l kipirosodott a ha-
vas loveszarokban a honvedok
area, biiszke, fanatikus magyar
sagar6l, amelynek tiizetol haJ-
razva rohantak XII a var kapun
meghalni draga fiuk.
Minden hiaba volt. Ha meg
amnyf felisten vedte volna va
rat: bevette volna megis az eh-
seq. S amit6f annyira felt i" Mem
hos halott. csak, sziirke rab" lett
= deerabsa&aban is - az, ami ele-
teben: skemeny, izz6 magyar ko-
ponya, tales hittel, tele langol6
akarassal. ~
Valamikor 1915 okt6bereben
LATHAM el6sz0r. Meg NJ foglyok
voltunk, de mar ereztiik a fog
sag minden keservet. Szomoru
remenytelenseg, a frontr6l rossz
hirek. a csehek ismet elarultak,
mi lesz a vege? Ez az 0r0k ker-
des, mely milli6szor atjarta csont-
jainkat is: egetett, fajt. Felve
gubbasztottunk Tampa koriil,
csendesen beszelttink szomoru
volt a hangu1fk. ~ y
Az egyik este valiant cigany-
banda vetod0tt barakkunkba-
muzsika hangjat6l meg sa-
padtabbak lettek az arcok =.
AZtan valaki elkialtotsa ma
gat:
- Halliuk Gvoni Gezat!
F0lfigyeltem. Mem LATHAM ad-
dig. Meg akartam ismerni.
S neztem, amint f0lall egy asz-
tai tetejere, milyen imponal6:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
EIADO

vagy cserebe ado egy 24Ha akeros
farma, melyhez j6 gyiim0lcs0skert, hat
szobas haz, nagy gabonaval telt pajta
6s minden labas j6szag tartozik. A
Squaret6l Is majlnyi tavolsagban van.
Gyors eladas eseten arengedm6ny. Err
deklod6kkel targyal: Himelroeich sos
Dollar Bank epiilet. Mindk6t telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
AZoNNAL ATvEHETO

$500 lefizetese es hatraleknak a
berosszegnek megfelel6 nagysagu resz-
letekben valo torlesztese elleneben a
North Walnut Streeten egy nagy hat
szobas haz, fiird6vel, padlas szobaval
es minden kenyeiemmel. Megfelel ket
csaladnak. K0zelebbi felvilagositast
ad: Himelreich 6O5 Dollar Bank epu.
let. Mindket telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Megvalto
Magyar
Gyogyszertar
Is SPRING COMMON
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIC
BERBEADO

Walnut Streeten, Squaret0l 10
percnyi tavolsagban egy modern, hat
szobas, fiird0vel, Macy padlasszobaval
es minden modern kenyelemmel eptlt
haz. Havi ber $40. - Bell Phone 737.
Auto. 6131.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
# 4ss:'

The Lloyd method of weaving and the Lloyd
Loom are wonderful Inventions At one
stroke they have changed the entire world-old,
cumbersome, costly method of weaving by
hand.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

To quote once again from Mr..
Murphy: Rock Island went over
the top during the war in the pa
triotic and Red Cross and Liberty
bond drives. We will not fall down
today when the call is at our own
door,"
Daily Luncheon.
During the campaign the MEM
bers of the teams will dine together
daily at II O'Clock noon in the
Chamber of Commerce room.
Luncheon will be served.
An Office has been established in
the banking rooms Of the First
Trust & Savings bank, where, under
the direction of the board of trus-
tees a competent person will be
placed in charge, who will be
bonded and made responsible for
the handling of the fund.
1t should be remembered that the
SIS, 900 does not provide for any
expansion of the work of any Or
ganization, but provides only for
the bare needs of maintenance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
PRERARE LIST or WORKERS
IN COMMUNITY FUND DRIVE

The following HI Of voluntser
workers with their majors, Il tarn-
ished By Otto Hildsbrandt of the
Gambler Of Commerea II probably
lacks completeness, . some add
tons viii be made to II Iron time
to time. However Il VIII serve TO
illustrate the fact that : large
number are sincerely interested in
this attempt to put Rock Island on
the map with those cities which
have found this ''once . year, and
only once" campaign 20 effective
In maintaining welfare work
Rev. L. A. Hadaway. major
4esdames c. e. Sharpe, Hugh
Crawford. George Davis. Clyde
Aarshall, Carl Rochow. Sherman
w. Searie, H. W. Ward. Ben Koch,
r. N. Pearce, Ben Schriver. George
Cox. Frank Mixter, F. W. Balm
sen. Ralph Haverstick. and Joseph
Kal; Miss Hazel Rust; Dr.. r. d.
Paul. DR.. B. J. Lachner. DR.. A. e.
Williams, George Stafford. A. d.
Sperry. o. z. Cervin. Otto Prizes
ter, H. G. WEIGH, w. E. Copp. Carl
Burnside, Fred Titterington, A. +.
Reinert. George H. Schwenker, j.
W. Ward and w. T. Dobson.
o. J. Stirratt, major-Mesdamee
Lynn Ewing, E. C. FISHER. George
Perrin, Paul Duffn, Mayer Levi
Caroline Gregg. H. s. Cable. C. A.
Hoge. H. E. Casteel, N. w. Steiner,
G. J. Hinderer. H. A. Weld. C. E.
Robb. Margaret Archer and s. p.
Switzer, the Misses Georgia First
and Dorothy Rogers, Robert Wag-
ner, c. F. Stauduhar, E. B. Kreis,
r. W. Oster,nan, c. L. Safer, A. M
Blood, H. A. Schocker, J. L. Ack-
erlind, W. H. Wood. w. H. Boiling
er, ]. r. Freeman, Herman Willer
O. l.. Smith, A. L. Bruner and Mat
thew Simonsen.
J. A. Weishar, major-Mesdames
Fred Pollard. Oscar Ohlweiler
Frank Sala, George Kingsbury. E
o. Noack. H. D. Mack. /. S. White
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

be Of a military tenor. The subject
of the sermon by Rev. John McGown
Stevenson is In solemn remem-
brance of those who died for US"
from text And this day shall be
unto you for a memorial for
ever" Exod XII-14.
In the evening evangelistic serv-
ice with special singing will be
held on the church lawn. This is
the first of the lawn services this
year. The subject of the sermon is
THE Gospel of second chance"