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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-13
REP. TAYLOR OF
ARKANSAS DIES

Washington, Sept 13.-Represen-
tative Samuel NJ. Taylor of Arkan-
sas died at his home here carry to-
day after an illness of several
weeks of pleurisy and pneumonia.
He was 60 years old.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-13
Obituary
Funeral OF Mrs. Huber.

Funeral services for Mrs. Albert
Huber will be held at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning in the family
residence, 4611 Twelfth street, and
at O'Clock in the Sacred Heart
church Rev. c. P. O'Neiu will con-
duct the services. Burial will be IN
Calvary cemetery.
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NOTICE.
COUNTY
STATE OF COLORADO. COUNTY
OF CROWLEY. IS.


STATE OF COLORADO. COUNTY
OF CROWLEY, IS.
In the Matter Of the Last VIII ans
Testament OF Thomas Burt, De-
ceased.
The People of the State OF COLORADO
10 James r. Burt. Greetings.
WHEREAS. 1t has been made TO
,ppear to the County Court OF crow
lev County. in the State OF colorado
that Won. James r. Burt. OF Hastings.
Nebraska. are one of the heirs az
law. devisees and legatces OF the sara
Thomas Burt. Deceased. and that you
ar,s a nonresident of the State OF
Colordo. and can not be served Win
notice in the said State OF COLORADO.
NOW. THEREFORE, in accor-
dance with the provisions OF the stat
ute. in such case made and proVioea.
end by Order of said Court. duly
made and entered, you are hereby no
tilted that an instrument OF wrltihg
purporting to be the Last Will ana
Testament of the said Thomas Burt,
Deceased, was presented to the sald
Court for probate on the 10Th day OF
February. A. D. 1921, by Huida
Burt. residing at Sugar City in the
County of Crowley. in the State OF
Colorado: that tho said decedent was
81 the time of his death resident OF
Crowley County and the State OF
Colorado: that the said decedent, &C
c4s-1irg to the said alleged VIII, de-
vzs.ss. and beQueath his property In
words and figures as follows. to-wit:
T. wx-T1 a N H.
s.s-1I exps-Ss and all my just debts
he t'zTlx Paid
ScCOND-T give, devise and be-
qsrsa.h TO nv wife. Hulda Burt. all
Gf nv real and personal property
during her natural life or so long as
she shall remain ny widow. and af-
rar her death or remarriage the re-
riafnder. II any. Of my estate, shall
--aver. to ny son. James R. Burt
You are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Court at the
County Court room in the Court
house Il, Ori~av. II the County OF
Crowley. State OF Colorado, on the
sSti day Of March. A D. 1921. at
me hour CT ten o'cfoek in the fore
noon of said day. then and there to
attend tha hearing cu the probate of
said alleged VIII and Testament of
rhe sad Thomas Burt Deceased. and
further u do and perform what shall
rhen hr tho said Court be required
and adiudgsG-
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have he-sulro set ny hand and af-
fixed the seal OF the Sid Court at my
office II Or3~zr. il said County, this
17th day OF February. A. D. 1921.
{Sszll CEAS- c. WOODBRIDGE
Judge and EI-officio Clerk.
Mass ( Neikle- Attys-
First Publication. February IS. 1921.
Last Publication. Marcn II. 1921
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
j ew5ish r lief Drive
viii Soon Be On

From October until October u
the 1921 campaign for Jewish re-
lief will be waged in charge Of
Simon B. Goodman, D. NJ. OsgoOd,
Bert S. Leopold, S. B. Isenan, l.
Funt, and B. s. Finger, locally.
The ladies' committee is composed
of Mrs. D. NJ. Osgood, chairman;
Mrs. B. S. Finger, Mrs. n. Bear,
Mrs. F. Klaw, Mrs. D. B. Oliker and
Mrs. P. P. Lipson.
The campaign will be conducted
throughout the state and country,
and funds will be asked from all
persons who would like TO give
though the campaign is to be waged
mainly among the Jews. The coun-
try asks for Ii million dollars and
expects to get this amount, large
though it may seem. Jews in east
ern Europe and Palestine are to be
helped, not Jews in this country,
and the suffering, among these peo-
pie in Europe is reported very ter
rible due to disease and discomfort
brought about through the war. All
contributions may be sent to any
member of the committee and all
donations from other than Jews will
be thankfully received.
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Parent Teachers
Meet At Fairview

An enthusiastic meeting of the
Parent-TeacherS Association of
Fairview, was held last night in the
High school hall ut that place,
About 1875 members were present
including parents, teachers and
friends of the school. An excel
lent literary and musical program
consisting of the following num-
bers was rendered:
Mixed Quartctte-Misscs Boehm,
Pitzer; Messrs. Boyer and Tooth
man: invocation-Rcv. I. S. Tyler,
NJ. Z. church, South; vocal solo
Miss Bochm; piano trio-Misses
Hamilton, Pitzer, Boehm; piano solo
Miss Vcrcda Hamilton; vocal
trio-Misses Weaver, Pitzer,
Boehm: short talks were made by
the following: c. C. Tustin, dis
trict supt., c. E. Boyer, principal
Of high school, 0. c. Tenant,
principal of the grades, Rev. r. NJ.
Names, pastor of NJ. E. church.
At the close Of the program a
Parent Teachers association was
organized with the following off
GERS:
President. W. II. Coontz; vice
president, Miss Mary Howard; Sec
rotary, Q. c. Tenant.
A program committee consisting
of Mrs. Ward Dragoo, Miss Louise
Boehm, and Mr.. C. E. Boyer was
appointed.
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UNI0N lISRI.I.

Continual from p4a
didn't belive the two az
better work on the bond e
gether.
1t was emphasized loud
rnent later that In the eY
bond issue the Cast Side antea
better roads than some an
West side. Its Just MONEY
to the winds to make lSas
some in this count yand S y
somebody in charge Of
Will sec the Jobs done II
W. s. Downs was asked tdt
other short talk and hei 81
the matter be put to e9EtSst
court again saying he ha
known q case whore conn
refused to consider such
sitIon. "You may get co tlg
on your roads to aid in ntlr
sue but you will not get sta ~ ".
1--WE can't have any stnte ~
the question was asked spy
al.
The reply was no.
The meeting closed "a ~ X
made for the commitHee sSFs
all they knew two wee \ ~
evening at the same meet Isiss b
No new surveys Wal be ma 81 ~
this work was all done pAfsf
three years ago. Every ct
be made by those interes ted
a bond issue passed &
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SUPREME COURT
REMOVES OFFICIALS
District Attorney Alleged
To Have Been In Mid
night Party

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The supreme
court of Massachusetts today an
nounced removal from office OF
Nathan a. Tpfta district attorney
OF MiddlcseX county. Its finding
was stated was for the public
good" The courts ruling w2s on
charges brought by the attornsy
general alleging multiple instances
o fmisuso OF ais office by tho dis
trict attorney for Ills personal gain
or interest.
Within the past few days Incl
dents charged against Tufts have
been advanced as causes for dis
barring several other attorneys in
volved. Daniel II. CoaLley and
Mr.. ]. CoTcorau, the latter Tufts
predecessor in office having been
made the subject for petitions for
removal by the Boston Bar Asso-
citation The attorney general now
is considering a petition by a COM
mittee OF the association for inn
parchment of the district attorney
Joseph C. PeIlet.er Of Suffolk coun-
ty. The charges in the Pelletter
case Ilave not been made known.
The most sensational OF the spe-
clPic charges brought against Tufts
had to do with the settlement OF
litigation growing out Of mid
night party In 1917 at Mishawum
Manor Woburn rOadheuse con-
Quoted by woman known as
Brownie" Kennedy.
Several prominent New York mo-
ton picture producers we're involv-
ed. The attorneyIge charges
Tufts was concerned in o conspir-
acy by which they were induced to
pay approximately 100000 tc
Coakley and other attorneys under
threat OF prosecution. Payment Of
the money was admitted by the
movie men but Tufts denied he had
shared In It, had taken any action
to prompt the payment or had any
knowledge OF them. Mr.. Tufts has
long been prominent as football
coach and official.
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200 attend BIG
C.GP. OPEN HOUSE
Fairmonters Inspected the
Plant of Telephone
Company

A very nice. attendance OF about
200 people at the open House" ut
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone office Friday evening were
unanimous In expressing them
selves as surprised indeed at the
many interesting phases OF tele-
phone wor kthey were permitted To
see. The reception was given to
show Fairmonters every depart
ment OF the telephone company
from the lunch room on the first
floor to the main telephone e1-
change and rest room on the third
floor. Beautiful flowers in tall
baskets were used as decoration
IN the various rooms and most ap-
petlzing refreshments consisting OF
cake and coffee we're served. Cards
placed ut important locations help
ed visitors to understand the diff
ferent departments and the work
everywhere was explained clearly.
The operators at work on the third
floor were the source Of great In
tcrest and their complicated, te
dious labors in answering SO many
calls almost at once was tho cause
Of many appreciative remarks. The
new monitor board system to be
started soon was viewed with inter
est. This board will be operated by
an employee Of the telephone com
pany sent from Washington. This
operator will come and go unob'
served so that the operators up
stairs have no means OF knowing
when they are being watched.
Every call which comes in can be
watched by means Of the board and
all complaints by means Of this
board can be located ut once and
remedied, In cases where opera
tors are blamed for inattention OF
other fault, tho board gets first
hand evidence so that no possible
misunderstanding can occur. A
door to the monitor board room
leads to a private entrance and the
generator here works eight hours Il
day with no ono knowing just
which eight hours will see her on
duty Only two other such boards
are used in the state. The open
House" lasted from to 10.
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LOCAL MINING

aAsHnttnNPo frOya H010 Oneb
Crawford felt that Fairmont last
might set a record, which might BIO
difficult for Clarksburg to offset,
but he assured those present that
the class is bunch Of live wires
at Clarksburg.
; The first class was taught last
night and the subject Of tNe com
ponent part of air in the open and
the mine. Snocific gravity Of gus
SEES and olh,/ subjects were dis
cusscd.
Enrolment for the Norway mine
Of the Arkwright Coal Company is
especially strong. the class presi-
dent being the superintendent.
However, the interest taken by en-
ployes of the Consolidation, New
England Fuel 6 Transportation
Company and the Bethlehem Mines
| Corporation is very marked also.
Those who enrolled last evening
we're as follows: ]. 3. Cox. city, ].
II. Cox Coal Co.; L. E. Ash, city,
Consolidation Coal Co: Mike Slep-
ltslzy, Consolidation Coal Co.: F.
II. Ackor, city, Consolidation Coal
Co: f. H. Franklin, Norway. Ark
wright Coal Co.; John Molenock,
Dakota. bethlehem Mines Corpora
ton; Guy Waltz. city, who has coal
land In Preston county; E. A. Kirk,
Grant Town. New England Fuel &
Transportation Company; Luther
w. Kite, city, Arlswright Coal Co.;
c. w. Deity. city. Bethlehem Mines
Corporation; Walter D. Heron,
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Irish Question
Nav Yet Be Solved

LONDON, Eng, Oct. r. Eng
land was today filled with hopes
that a settlement OF the Irish pr b.
lem would follow the meeting OF
British cabinet members and re.
personalities OF Sim Fem Ireland
in this city on October IL. The
prompt reply from e. De Velera
accepting prime minister L. Geor-
ge's invitation to the conference
and the counciliary to one Of the
latest exchanges between London
and Dublin seemd to promise that
out Of the conference would come
an agreement which would solve q
problem which has proved stumbl-
Ing block for the ablest statement
OF tho British nation.