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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Milan Dinner for Visitors.

Mrs. William Dickson entertained
y . dinner Thursday noon at her
home in Milan for her brother and
MS wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
G0tobed OF Turlock, Calf. The
quests included Mr.. and Mrs. C. A,
5randenburg and family, W. D.
brandenburg. Dickson Matthews
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Scarr of
Rock Island. Spring flowers were
used on the table. Mr.. and Mrs.
1otobed are to leave Tuesday for
Red Oak. Iowa, and after = short
stay there will return to their
home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Homestead Has Meetinr

homestead No. 6S, Brotherhood
g! American Ye0men, held its reg
MAR business meeting last evening
IN Maths hall. There were quite a
number OF visitors from East Mo-
line. and following the business
meeting . general good time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Loyal Bereans' Glass.

Mrs. F. A. Graves, 1900 Twelfth
avenue. entertained the Loyal Be-
lfean class Of the Memorial Chris
staan church yesterday. After the
BUSINESS session social hour was
Antoyed. Mrs. Davis served dainty
Investments and the class will
meet March Is, the place to be
announced later
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

Ex-service men under federal
board vocational training are re-
minded to cali at the Red Cross
headquarters in the State Bank
building to confer with J. H. Lee,
supervisor Of the Eighth district,
Monday morning. Mr.. Leo will be
in the city expressly for this con-
ference.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Mrs. Read Mission President

The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary society of Broad
way Presbyterian church was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A.
D. Wallace, 1901 Twentieth street.
A short program was given and re-
ports from the various officers and
committees were read. Oficers
were elected for the coming year
and those who were placed are:
President-Mrs. Ella A. Read.
First vice president-Mrs. ]. r,
Montgomery.
Second vice president-Mrs. D. c,
Thompson.
Third vice president-Mrs. w. S,
Parks.
Fourth vice president-Mrs. John
MCGOWAN Stevenson.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Frank
Mixter.
Corresponding secretary - Mrs.
James Gail.
Treasurer-Mrs. Hervey Curtis.
Secretary of !iterature-Mrs. J..
A. Seaver.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the meeting and Mrs.
Frank Mixter, 734 Twentieth street.
will be hostess to the society on
March rs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
DOUGHROY DAMAGE.

New York, Feb. 26.-Hob-nailed
shoes of 200 doughboy guards Al
the Hotel Crillon caused the $125,-
900 damage reported in President
Wilson's expense account, accord
ing to reports to congress, the no.
tel manager said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

! The senior Christian Endeavor
ocisty Of Clsland Presbyterian
church had . business meeting with
Mss Mildred Lundberg, 2l02
twelfth street. last evening. Plans
1ere made for giving . social in
larch and . committee was ap-
pointed to take charge Of the az
A1r. At the close OF the business
peesion games were played and 60
ability enjoyed. Refreshments
were serve'i BY the hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Knox Club Homer Prof Raah.
Rev, Moody Gives T.lk.

Fathers night. sponsored by the
Irving school Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION last evening was a very
successful affair, about two hun
dred mothers and fathers attend
ing. The program was carried as
published in The Argus last eve
ming and those who took part
in the Washington play, Minuet,
and japanese drill appeared in COS
tune. Rev. ]. T. Moody gave =
very interesting and informal talk,
from fathers point of view, re-
garding the value Of a child's train
ing and the need Of cooperation be-
tween the home and school. After
the program coffee and cake were
served by the social committee and
a very enjoyable social hour fo!-
lowed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
IRVING PLACES n
WAR AND sCH0nr
SAVINGS ron VI

Lincoln, Irving and Ediso, s.
the three leading school. !, a
war savings collection mad, .
State bank Of Rock Island rr,..'
Hawthorne. Irving and ~.
n Mann ~ occupy the 1rst tire. 1i..
IN the regular school sayi,s.
School ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Mrs. Simmons Mission HOSTESS.

: Mrs. p. c. Simmons, 1929 Four
i teenth-and-a-half street was host
ess to the woman's missionary So
sctety of Central Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
6. 0. Griffin had charge of the de-
votionals and Mrs. J. c. Chansky
discussed the foreign topic,
Chosen Miss Emily Freeman,
assisted by Miss Fife Barge, gave
the home topic, Indians" and Mrs.
3. T. Williams sang Teach Me
Ho VITO Pray" Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Simmons with Mrs.
Henry Arndt assisting. The next
meeting Of the society will be
March. Is, with Mrs. j. T. Mordy.
e25 Fourteenth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Entertain Card Cluh.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Truedson, OF
lOl6 Twelfth street. were host and
hostess to the members of the. L.
=. ". 500 club last evening at their
ome. Cards were played at four
eables. Mrs. Ira Haines and G. H.
Alxmann taking the high score
lAvors. The hostess served q de-
ctous luncheon following the
mes. The place and date for the
Ext meeting will 10 announced
htef.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Grant p. r. A. Meeting.

The Grant Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION held well attended meet
ing At the school Friday afternoon.
and Miss Brown of the Rock Island
high school gave a very interesting
talk on Punishment Through Ed
ucation." The program also in
cluded . vocal solo by Miss Ruth
Larson, patriotic song by the
pupils OF Miss Mary Streeper's
room, and q folk dance by pupils
Of Miss Anna Bromley. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the program and q -ocial hour fol-
lowed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Mrs. Channon Society Hostess.

Mrs. Ben Cham N. 1928 Twelfth
street, was hostess to the woman,s
missionary society of Gloria Del
United Presbyterian church yester-
day afternoon. The scriptures
were read by all in unison and the
roll call was answered by mission
airy texts from the new testaments.
Urban and rural missions were dis
cussed by Mrs. Paul B. Sippel and
Mrs. Hugh Ralston gave q talk on
the child welfare problem. The
magazine problem was conducted
by Mrs. F. T. White. A trio COM
posed Of Mrs. Paul Sippel, Mrs.
White and Miss Edna White gave a
number of vocal selections and
each member gave the report Of
their bible readings. 1t was PLAN
ned that each one read 30 selected
psalms for the coming month. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess and social hour followed.
Mrs. T. P. Latin, 4315 Thirteenth
street. will be hostess to the society
March 3.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

sonic temple. The members dis
cussed plans for . bakery sale to
be sponsored in the near future,
also. After the business session
refreshments were served. Jonquils
and narcissus were used on the
serving table. The hostess Was as
sisted by Mrs. P. L. Stambaugh,
Mrs. Ray Reddig, Mrs. J. johnson,
Mrs. Henry Horst, Mira. Ardo
Campbell and Mrs. B. F. Schriver,
Knox Club Honors Prot Raab.
A group Of tri-city young people,
members Of the Tri-City Knox Col
lege club, enjoyed q dinner last
evening at the Rock Island club,
The affair was given for Professor
w. L. Raub, head Of the depart
ment Of philosophy at Knox COL
lege. Professor Raub spent the
day visiting in the tri-cities, talking
at the high schools. The company
included a group of former stu
dents of the professors. After din
ner hours were spent informally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Plan for Card Party.

1frs. :. N. Barley Of 1907 Elev-
"a street was hostess yesterday
eenoon % the members of Amoo
4rcn Chatter circle, when plans
y cOmpieted for , card party to
1yen On March 8 1t the Ma
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
Have Surprise for Comrades,

Barbara Frietchie tent, No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans. carried out
. very pleasant surprise yesterday
afternoon on the comrades OF John
Buford post. The comrades were
having their regular business ses-
sion and at the close Of the meet
ing, the daughters invited them to
the dining room where they were
served . delicious lunch.
The table was very pretty With
its decorations in the national
colors. The centerpiece was a large
plateau on which stood . cut rlaas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

46etQN0eQ y UlDue1 ~ 6oE0enSs
I N. and Mrs.. Harry Baker Of
1915 Fifteenth street, entertained
q : dinner last evening at the Ter
me- Gardens. Covers were laid
~ Il, and the guests remained for
4 1anctng during the evening. Am.
i ClaDp Of st. Louis, the guest 1t he
~. L Pierce home. was an out-of-
1oWn guest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

The Blue Triangle club of the Y
W. C. A. will hold its regular semi
monthly meeting Monday evening at
d the association. Supper will be
served and the evening occupied
with . program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26

1n-His-Nane circle, kings Dsuehtsl
meets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-26
THURSDAY.

Augustana Endowment Fund soe1el
meets With Mrs.. ]. HasselQuist, az
Ninth snd-a.hslf avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
NEWSPAPER MAN
HERO OF CALLIPOLI

London. July c2.--IIord NorthcUtTc re-
Gently revealed an interesting bitHof war
h'stury concerning the evacuation Of
tia lIipuli. The hero Of the story was
Keith Murdoch. an Australian Journalist
who is returning home 10 become editor
OF ;hr Mclbournr Herald. aud the o,ca-
sion OF the telling OF II was luncheon
given 10 Mr.. Murdoch by the Times.
1t is an open secret" said Lord
NorthCl!nc IN proposing Mr.. Murdoch y
health. that IL was due 10 his Initiative
that the Australians and ia" rest wrrc
removed from G;INpOu. Coming To
Europe Tor the nrst time h" went 10
Gal.ipoli peninsula and for the first time
the truth was revealed.
He brought dispatch. n very ter
riblc dispatch which l believe was in
tended 10 hc sent 20 Australia. 10
showed tha; dispatch 10 me and ! suC-
Ecs:ed that the time which would lie
spent in carrying rhl, rhast'y record 10
tile AuiIpodcs could 81 U"i'or used for
the purpose Of Immediate Iction.
Il asked han TO take II I" Lloyd
George and one OF the fines: pieces OF
work the l'rlm" Minister d.d III the war
vas to circulate the doCUmcn; - tho
whole cabinet. which then consisted ~
- persons. As a result Of Keith Muir
dO,h's dispatch .rlmcd.I;" acton VAS
taken and that horrible story was con-
Guided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
COUNCIL
A W ARDS NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK CONTRACT FOR CITY
TINE DEPOSITS.
City Manager Asks Payment OF Third
Estimate on WOodsdale
Street Paving.

CIV council met last evening In reg
ular session and hurried along with
what N'tlc business WAS before :hc body
TO attend a council COMMITTEE" meeting
in crimina, court where they were 20
50, in AN adJuUrr"d session OF the cleo
riou probe n which fraud and irregu-
,ar:t:rs were CHARGED at the last city
election.
councilman Beans, chairman ~ the
comml;i % ON city deposits. presented
resolution asking council I" reconsider
It's action OF n week ago in which the
committee recommended that all time
deposits Of tho city be- equally divided
annr, The banks 81 the city. III" COM
miticc stating that since they mao
learned that the charter says the high
est bidder shall Nc given N" contract.
Council therefore awarded the National.
Exchange bank tho contract FOR IN"
citv's time deposits. heinz the highest
bidder Of q. per cent.
city MANAGER H. G. Craro asked that
tho c,,y nav sl71On41 10 the Rail En-
r!n"cring company and Sj3l.ol 10 &. {.
Smith. engineer. This being ;ho third es-
,!ma,r Of PAVING W"ndsdalc streets.
This contract was made July !. 1919. by
IN. town council OF WoodSdalc and since
,hcn Tho work has been completed white
Wondslalc was annexed into Greater
WhcrhnE.
Arthur Hubbard presented petition
70 council asking that Alloy and AHcF
" In Thcda Plar" u" closed and used for
public purposcs. as tho allcNS are never
used or will thcy ever H." used. A com
u,ittcc composed Of NUunCi.m"n liti:"n.
l}rans AZ! cunningham was appointed
"a Investigate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
UNIQUE QUESTION IS
RAISED IN CONGRESS

Washington, Aug. "A request from
from Representative Fitzgerald, (Rep)
Ohio for n months leave OF absence
from the house because he had been
"ordcred' al reserve officer to mill
,arv duty at Camp Knox. Kentucky,
nrcr.Initatcd lively tilt in the house
today. Representative Lanham (Dem)
Texas. cbjrrtinr To granting the re-
quest. while Representative Garrett.
acting Democrats leader. held that Il
serious question" had been raised and
requested that action he deferred.
81 would Ike to know what power
can order q member OF congress away
from his duty in peace time" Mr.. Ian
ham said.
Representative Green (R"po Vermont
member Of the house military conf
mlttcc, said the request hal been word
cd "crudely" and explained that no re-
serve officer in time Of peace IAN be
ordered to camp at his own request.
With half Il dozen members ciamor-
ing for recognition. Representative
NnndrIi Republican leader. put an end
to the argument by moving adjourn
mont.
Request Of house members for leaves
OF absence ordinarily are granted with
out discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
ARRESTS
FOR 100000
MAIL ROBBERY.

Chicago Aug. Fifteen warrants for
the arrest Of men said to have been
associated with John w. Worthington
in connection with mail robberies total.
Ing nearly 100000 were issued today
by James R. Glass United Statss COM
, missioner.
News Of the arrest in New York Of
Arthur NJ. Goldsmith said to be Neu-
/ tenant OF Worthington, pleased federal
officials who have been conducting the
investigation that led to the apprshsn-
sion OF Worthington yesterday.
Goldsmith In New York was what
worthlngton was In Chicago" said
John v. Cltnnin Assistant district At
torney.
Reports were received also OF tho ar
rest in Detroit OF Lefty" Lewis. said
to be another Of Worthington's aides.
! The search Of Worthington's Office
II was declared. revealed securities VAL
ued at $350,00O. Some Of these secur-
tiles II was asserted were part or TIE
loot Of the Dearborn station mail rob-
berry in Chicago: the sinclair OIL rob
hcry in New York. and the Council
Bluffs. Iowa. mail robbery.
! Revenue stamps. cancelled and stolen
were declared TO have been washed In
q mixture OF chemicals to remove the
canCClla ton Ink and the stamps reSolu'
Stolen liberty bonds were likewise said
to have been washed to remove the
numbers, later reprinted
Federal officials said today that the
! roundup Of the twenty-six persons
named with John ". Worth!ngton and
Owen T. Evans In charges relating to
mail robberies totalling nearly $4,000
; 600 was being pushed.
| Worthington. who has figured in sew
.ral sensational cases, and Evans a
! former bank examiner. were taken into
custody at the Central Securities COM
many OF which they were president and
vice president. The district attorneys
office indicated that this concern was
/ believed TO be the medium through
which stocks and bonds taken IN the
big mall robbcries Of recent months.
bad been sold. L.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
Ku KIuX Khan Leader
COrreCtS Measurements

Special pisrt;..n :" Tho In.o.l!rrnr"r
Atlanta. ,;.,. Aur. -''"."n"I William
t,,rIr simmons imperial wizard 81
he knights ~ the Ku KAN Kan. has
jas; lSSu"d the following statement
Ny ATTENTION ha4 been called - m"
fact tha: IA \ recent s'n'"rnert iFSu"d
hv no rcrlri;EE .nwicsSHrsS | was
slightly misGu"t"d 10y tho pr"ss. and !
Ir..~.. I, make correction. | am quoted
A. = that IN CpSe lawleSS acts ar"
pr will revoke tho charter Of a!
Klans against whom such nr:s ar"
proven. and hanish nj members and
give the names OF tho members OF The
local organization u tho officers 81 the
law.
What actually did say was tina, II
lawl"Hs acts w'\ proven AGAINST any
local Khan Of ~ ' organization AMI they
were committed with The kn"wl-dr"
and conscn, OF the officers OF same. that
IA" charter would hs suspended or re-
vOked pending 4 CcTnr!rtt '"NrSt!G1-
tion. and thut ic this Investigation dc
vclopcd m" fact thJ' members or thiS
organization wrr,. guilty Of lawl.sN con-
duct. and this rOndu"; was sufficiently
serious to - Justify. would furnish
the officers Of the law with IN" names
" only tho members o. he "rGantza-
conduct. 1t would mnnlfrStly b" unjust
and unfair for m" 10 Civ" thr names az
Innocent rn"rnh"rS of 'hN "rEan'Zat! ii
Is 'hc ;nuH!ir II they wrr'' innocent Of
Any crime.
ANY member who commits !1w)eSs-
ness violates his oath 10 Tho orEaniza-
ton. and tho members Of this CrGan!Za-
ton know that fact without my telling
them 50. Tic klanSm"n who 1--we up %
their oath will certainly not be- subject
c-i ~ any embarrassment by me. hut
those guilty Of misconduct need not eN-
poet me 10 protect them IN sam" lf
charters arc revoked at any place th"N
viii not hc restored until after am
gwen sufficient assurance that all mem
h"rS Will live up To IN" rules a1d r"ru-
!at!onS Of the organization. and II they
do so no lawlcSS conduct Of any KIND
will result. | am convinced that th"r"
~ an element AZ work IN Florida. Texas
Alabama and Oklahoma. committing
acts In Tn" ndmc OF the ku kluI Khan
IN AT effort {" 'dlScrCdit tho orEaniza-
ton"
WILLIAM JOSEPH SIMMONS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
WHEELING POST
WILL CONTINUE
MEMBER CANVAS
EVERY MEMBER ASKED TO GET
NEW MDGBER BY AUGUST Is.
STATE CONVENTION DANCE AND
BANQUET PLANS MADE,
ATTITUDE OF LEGION TO LABOR
GIVEN 70 TOBACCO STRRPERS.

\ number OF important matters wero
acted upon last evening Wheeling Post
No. American Legion. Harry {. MIL
Ter. post commander. presided NJ the
meeting.
Ad)utaut Richard Mccoy reported that
So now members have been added 10 the
membership during the recent drive.
bringing the membership up TO t6S.
Comma nder Miller reported that letters
are being sent out 70 each member Of
the post asking them 70 set one new
member. The drive Is 10 be conducted
from. now unit! August Is.
Mrs. O Wagner secretary Of the
Shippers local OF this city. VAS present
and asked Whistler or not the Legion
naires could enlightcn her az TO whether
tho Legion WAS opposed 10 organized
labor Department Commander N!ckcr-
son being present, tuld Mrs. WAGNER
tina. the Legion no where in its Consti-
tuition opposed organized labor and that
n large pcr cen: -; the membership Is
com posed OF labor men. Mrs. Wagner
thanked the lcElunaircS and promised
that no doubt In A short time she NUu.I
10 able 20 raise tho local membership.
az soon as she could explain To some
az the shippers just what the Legion
was and the plans which they follow cd.
Elmer IIoczle. general chairman OF
the S'a;" convention committee reported
progress. and said that arrangcmct-S
have been made for The big dance ~ be
held at tn" Market Audit oriuin the FRS;
nich;. Scptcruber 20 while the banquet
will be held on the 3och. He also stated
,h1t al sessions will hr hold IN m"
Carro, club auditorium. Several other
minor matters were also cons .dcTed AZ
this time
The matter pertaining TO the Legion
bows having charge OF tho tuuera, scr'-
ices ~ boys who lost their lives during
tho World war was considered for some
time. following which motion was
passed 70 the Effect that the adJutant
br given the power to pick from MS
roster enough men - TAX" "harE" o.
Zach funeral Il = hoped that in this
wav local members will turn ont for
GUS posts for nrIng squad and pail
bearers
White On this subject Comma nd"r Mil
Ter reported that a letter vas being sent
70 Fort Ecajamin Harrison 10" rifles
which are 20 be used by ~" hr!ns; squad
as well as the necessary ammunition.
II vas also dcr'!"l ih1t l"E!nn!nc
with the first NEE 'inc in S"Gkrmh"r -"
Meeting viii l." somewhat /"harc"d IA
Tho Legion ritual vi. ," carried out.
This means that each and eTerE officer
OF tho post Will have 70 be present. |;
no IS not ard has 40 good reason h" VII!
he fncd Several other routine matters
were taken up after which They ad-
,ourned 70 meet on August 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
MAN
HAD DIAMONDS
STOLEN HERE
DETECTIVES MKowN AND BUZZ
MAKE IMPORTANT ARREST.
Sc, 900 Worth Of Gems Stolen at Claf-
ence Reeds Homo Recovered

When Walter knchmaun. OF Detroit
Mich. was arrested yesterday afternoon
hy Detectives McK"wn and BUGGY over
g.. OOO worth OF diamonds stolen last
Sunday night from the home ~ clarence
Reed on Avenue a., Edgdaie. were
rrr"Ner"t.
Detectives McKown and BUGGY Wero
suspiC.uUs Of kochmann and were traH-
INK him Til" man finally enteren d
local pawn shop and produced dla-
,nnnd r:nE valued at $".2no which ne
offered 70 sell. IIear,ng the CONVERSE
,irn ia" detectives st"ii'"d forward
and recognized the ring IA one stolen al
the Reed home. kocamann was arrest
ed and up until early this morning
refused to talk.
On kochmann was found besides the
r,r diamond a small diamond, d'h-
runnd necklace. 4 valuable wrist wa''h
md Two guns. all OF which were Id'hH-
fed by Mr. Er"h. The Reed homo wa"
..,:ter,i las; Sunday night through
hack window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
CATHEDRAL PARISH COUNCIL
ORGANIZES; NAMES OFFICERS

The Cathedral Parish council If me
Na,i"uL. Council Of rath"l'c Men held
= meeting nj ~" 'a-ro, cub Witch was
very .ars'.y attended In spite or tho
rain ard rous!drrnh!" hu"NcSS was
taken NJ and disposed Of
W Il Tucker district president, who
has charge OF all thr councils In this
district Called Tho meeting 10 order
after which they went into an election
Of "Ticcra for ~" CATHEDRAL! Parish The
.,r"iInu resulted az follows.
President, BERNARD Alexander.
Vice PRESIDENT George \. Gundtng.
Secretary VI. NJ M"Rar
TREASURER. W ". Mitch
The matter was 'h"u taken UP PER
tanning 20 the district as to how much
territory = world cover II WAS then
decided upon ;ha' il would TAX: in the
sryru wards an! Fulton. Committees
w"r, then d"rIIci upon nh" are L"
nrkr Il huus" =" house canvass ~ all
t'athull, hu'.r~. getting tn" men :" JOIN
this organization. This work IL I" be
.,nuc rh!- wr.N l'.d Al committees WIN
r.,or' l.,.k 4: n" r"r' meeting which
i.S been ,ll'"d tr Er.iry evening n
~. ,'n-rg. JUN Fo..rwIng are a Inst OF
,.ha!r,l":. fn- the sarlU"s wards. they
are cxycr,"d g. s..."rt ih"i- h",pers:
Firs; wa~d Wi:'Iam M;,tlrison;
Second ward pr. =. W Wlnf"rter
Third ward J. " Krmr!".
i..,u-'h wa-h Thomas T.. BRADSHAW.
Firih ward W NJ Mitch
sixth ward Edward l.. H"rnhar,.
Seventh ward NJ i Farlow.
Fulton Fred Garr2"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
ONE TEAM A WEEK

Warsaw July IT. Railroad service be
tween Moscow and kicv. Russia. has
be-! reduced 70 an aN"rar" 90: on" :ra.H
a week :"r frcich. ,,nd passengers.
RuSsla's transportation difIiC, Ties
berauS" OF the genera. deterioration OF
tho railroads under IN" BulShcvIki
regime. according 70 Moscow reports.
have brought about other odd situations.
While southern RUSSIA las II sgrpius OK
corn and has hc"n "ndc tv"ring - export
II 10 Italy. northern Russia has been
buying the same KIND of grain from for
c:En countries. Tho traffic situation all
over CcntGa. I;usS!n - SL!L 20 DO par
t!culariy serious.
The MEAL prodUct'Hn Of Russia j. re-
ported 10 have reached only w" per
cent Of the pre- war figures, IA" coal
production about % p"r cen; and The oil.
production 40 percent