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Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Recovered Diamond Ring
 Lost Eighteen Years Ago

Eighteen years ago, Mrs. D. A. Yarnell, proprietress of small hotel at Eldon, Mo, lost a dia mond ring while feeding shelled corn to some pigs.
 A few days ago. while prepar- ing a flower bed, she found the ring. It has greatly increased in value since 1t was lost. The ground where the ring was lost had been plowed many times
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
-orrer Millionaire Killed Himself.

omaha.-Heavy losses in grain and in foreign market speculations caused Emil Rothschid, until recently the millionaire president of the Roths' child Grain company, to commit sui eide at his home by inhaling lilu- minating gas.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Ran Away From Fight; Died.

Bellefontaine. O.--Running home in fear of group of boys who had threatened to thrash him after an ar eument over game of marbles, Rus sell Watt ten years old fell dead en the steps of his home in this cify
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Left Baby on Oven Door

Brigham City, Utah.-Mrs. Kenneth Thornock, wrapped her baby son in q quilt and put him on the oven door of her kitchen stove while she went across the street to call on a neighbor.
 When she returned a half hour later. she found the baby burned to dea th
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Mother Applies Hot Poker to Daughter

Quincy.-Asserting she was trying to teach her nine-year-old daughter to tell the truth. Mrs. Fife Syrkel was arrested for applying a red-hot stove poker to the child's tongue. The Hu. mane society preferred charges.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Objected to Crazy "Guests.n

Marysville. Cal-"They gave me good food, service and room. but the guests-they were all crazy" Peter Johnson told the sheriff who picked him up in this city.
 Johnson gave this explanation for his escape from the insane asylum a month after he had been committed to the institution.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
Sang Babes to Sleep, Then Slew Then

Chicopee, Mass.--After singing her two children to sleep Mrs. John Wewi- orski. twenty-six years old of Chico pee, Mass, took an ax and beat their heads as they Slent. One died soon afterward and the other is not expect ed to live. The woman made an un- successful attempt to kill herself.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
VoiceIess Thirty Years,
 Woman Becomes a Singer

After 30 years without her voice, Mrs. Laura Richardson of Maiden, Mass, has become a re- markable singer, reaching high notes with ease.
 Mrs. Francis Whitcomb. a singing teacher, persuaded Mrs. Richardson to take lessons in voice culture Mrs. Richardson made such progress that she de cided to take singing lessons. She has developed voice that is said to be clear as a bell, and is being urged to go on the con- cert stage.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21

A MENTAL. FRAGMENT Wife: I'm spins to give you q piece of my rnindI
 Hubby: That proves 1t. Wife (fiercely): Proves what? Hubby: You're crack-brained, as thought.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

La aperture del acto fu6 hecha por
Domingo Perez. La cancion "Flor de
TIE" fu6 cantada ror la bella gitenilla
Serafina Carranza, quien demucstra
grandes aptitudes para Ell arte.
La fiesta termin6 con I'm alegre bai-
le, quedando todos los concurrentes con-
placidos.
Els digno de alabama el trabajo rea
lizado por el Sr Lopez, quien ha sabi-
do ganarse el aprecio y la confianza de
sus al'.mnos, demostrando asi que cs
Tin prcceptor noble.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

Cansihos Assens (R.l
\
Cestero (Tulio>
Cerda (Elias)
Chamberlain III
Castro (Eugenio de)
Gleretie (JuIes)
Gambia (Julio)
Carrere (Emilio)
1
Carlyle (Tomas)
Correlli (Marta)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
FIESTA EN- CAMUY

Lucidisima result6 la fiesta ore Sc
llav6 a efecto en- ell colegio de ''Jos6
Julian Acosta'', con motive de coro
mar la reina de mayo, Josefa Rivera.
Esta fiesta fu6 dirigida por el com
petente professor de noveno grado, Abe
larsio Lopez, v su simpatica esposa,
dofia Joaunina Camacho.
El salon estaba muy biem adornado
La Reina lucia un traje lujosisimo, y
las danas de honor la acompanaban
Dc tai manera, que formaban un cua-
dro digno de admiration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
Notas de Fajardo

1 de POGO tomara possession del importan-
te cargo de comisionado municipal de
instruction de esta ciudad. Ell Sr Fe
rrer es un competente professional. muy
estimado por su exquisite cultura. fno
trato gran habilidad para el desem-
pefio de un cargo tan importante como
Ell que Sc le ha conferido. Dicho pro
fesor actuaimente ocupa ell Important
simo puesto de Tesorero de La Asocia
ci6n de Maestros de Puerto Rico. para
cuyo cargo fu6 reelecto en- la asam-
blea Ultima verifcada por dicha insti-
tuci6n. viene completamente orientado
en- los asuntos escolares, pues hasta
Ell momento de su nombramieDto como
comisionado municipal de esta, ha es-
tado desempefiado Ell dificil cometido
de Principal de la escuela de 81. Cam
lpeche", de Bayam6n. Els motive de re
gocijo para Ell p1blico, el que para ocu
par las riendas de la instruction mu-
nicipal Sc haya hecho tan importante
election. Damos la bienvenida al nue.
vo Comisionado
LA TERMINATION DEL CURSE
Para Ell IL esta anunciada la clausura
de las cscuelas pIblicas. Con tai mo-
two, Sc nota gran movimiento entire
ell mundo escolar- Las fiestas de gra-
duaci6n prometen ser animadisimas Ell
inspector, Mr.. Audas, Ell comisiona-
do, Sr. Ferrer Calder6n, seguramente
haran que los actos resulten espl6ndi-
dos.
AsocIACIoN LOCAL
DE MAESTROS
Esta de placemes con la venida a
esta ciudad del Tesorero general, quien
esta interesado por que Oriente sea un
gran baluarte de tan importante agru
paci6n professional Piensa ell Sr. Fe-
rrer celebrar reuniones con los compa-
feros de Ceiba, Luquillo, Naguabo, Hu
macao v vieques, para one Ell ntimero
de asociados sea digno de la altruista
labor que en- beneficio de todos reali-.
"a dicha institution.
vERDADERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
"BE1IoGRAPH" (Cataho).

Presentation de la favorita Mabel
Normand en- la vertiginosa comedia do
gran attraction "E capdslo Arriba" y
Ell episodio tercero de "Las Cuatrc LA
ves"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

Exhibici6n del episodio cuarto de IA
serie de mas sensaci6n inter6s titulada
''oro de Piratas'' ,acompahando el gran
drama "Casando Maria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

"PUERTo RICO:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
LA QUESTION MUNICIPAL

La atenci6n pnblica esta vivamente
interesada en que cuanto antes sea re-
suelta la question municipal, que va
80 .crciaI terminada con ell fallo del
Tribunal Supreme. Numerosos contri-
buyentes retienen en- su poder ell i'm
porte de las contribuciones municipa-
les por ne. tener seguridad de la per-
soma legalmente nombrada para re-
cibir dichas cantidades. Ell acueducto
es una fuente de ingreso que no est&
produciendo Fajardo 10 que debia pro
ducir, pues Sc dA el case que hay per-
sonas que hace mas de un afio no pa
gan las cantidades adeudadas por con
cepto de t0ma de aqua, y 10 que es
peor, no Sc les ha cobrado todavia Hi
lario Lopez Cruz inform6 Juan Ro
blcs, comisionado de servicio publico
nombrado en- enero, que en- las cajas
del municipio hay alredor de ounce
mil d6lares de los cuales no Sc han
podido hacer transferencias debido a
que ellos, los unionistas, no cuentan
con La asamblea municipal que Sc las
apruebe. Tambi6n inform6 dicho sefior
que 81 estaba deseando entregar la ad-
ministraci6n cuanto antes; pero es Ell
case que al paso que va, no pasara de
ser un deseo de dicho sefior, 81 antes
no Sc gestiona un procedimiento de
DEsHAUCIo politico, que Sc nos infor
ma va estA presentado.
UN RECURso DE "MASDAMUs' &
Sc ha presentado a La consideration
del Licdo. Pablo Berga, juez del Dis
trito de Humacao, un recurso de "man
damus'' por los comisionados socialis-
tas contra los sefiores que desde ell diez
de cnero dejaron de ser comisionadcs
municipales por virtud de la actual ley
municipal.
La vista de dicho recurso tendra lu-
gar en- esta semana.
GRATA VISTA
Ell sabado recibimos la agradable vi
vita del ilustrado professor bayamones,
don J Ferrer Calder6n, quien dentro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
CINE "R1ALTo"
CINE LUNA.

sexta epoca jorRada de La grandio-
sa serie lei Conde de Monte Cristo''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
''vARIEDADEs" (Bayam6n).

Los episodio sciraco v seis de la sstie
Los episodios cinco v seis de la setie
comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
SAN JUAN ,
AMERICA.

Ell interesante drama "A los 21 amos
y 81 episodio quinto de "oro de Pirates
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
UN su1o1D1o

Informa la policia de Aibonito que
Teresa Ortiz puso fin sus dias ingi-
riendo una fuerte dosis de verde de
Paris. n.,.S q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
SANTURCE
CINE NORMA

Estreno de la hermosa cinta la Per
Ia del Circo' por Billie Rhodes y ei
episode doce de s'La Red del Dragon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

Episode sexto de la muy aplaHdida sa
rie "Novia No. 13" Y Ia "vampira de
Nueva York, por Valeska Surat "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
Telefono 1873
345

Carol (Jean)
Case (Jules)
Charlotte (Leo)
Campas (Gustavo Ed
Carette (M.)
% sS
q" -"
CuervO Marquee (E.)
ColOmbine &C. de BurgOs)
Chamfort
Curros (Enriquez)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

Sor Juana a o.5O.
La Hija del Cortijero O50
Ell Segundon O.50
Crftcas Muscales OTIS
La Condesa de Abrantes OTIS
Historic de mi Vida . .. OTIS
La Condesa de Aunoy OTIS
La Rena Hortencia ...................... O.75
Phlnes O.76
La Mujer Ell Hogar ....,................... O.30
Ell Tocador Practice O3O
Arte de Ser Elegante 030
La Muier Jardinero O3O
Saud y Beleza . . O3O
Las Artes de la Mujer 030
Cuadros Historicos de la Revoluci6n Francesa O3O
Ell Maestro de Santiago-El Padre FeijoO
Poesias Escogdas 090
Cartas del Norte.-La Condesta.-Poesias
Escogidas - - O9O
Aires da nina Terra.-O divine Sainete - O9O
La Madona del Carroussel ..-.............-..-. 900
El Divine Fracaso ........... O8O
FL Candeabro de los Siete Brazos .....-.....- O9O
La Nueva Literature e tomos) -.---.-..---... $50
Ciudad Romantica ...... OTIS
Hombres Piedras 100000. 900
Don Qujote la Guerra -......-...----.-.--. O6O
La Suppression de la Guerra O7O
La Sombra del Cuadrante ... O4O
Un> Diputado Republican, -..-.........-...... O90
Playas, Ciudades Monta1as .......... 900
Elvira Ia Espirtual ....- 900
Almas Brujas Espectros Grotescos - O9O
La Cofradia de la Pirueta ..-.......... 900
Los Heroes .(2 tomos) 12o
Sol de Media Noche--- OBS
Mi Tfo Bernard ....-.... 035
La Guardia Blanca s..-........... OBS
Aventuras de Sherlock Holmes - O30
In Sombra Fatidica .........-... O.3O
La Trsgedia del Korosco ...............-.-.. 0.3O
Los Emigrados .---....-.----. 0.30
Rodney Stone .-.-..-..-....-... .......... O3O
Un Duo ....... OsO
Miguel Clark e tomos) 060
La Casa Girdlestone r. tomos) -.........-.... O6O
Sir Miguel q tomos) O6O
La Guardia Blanca e tonOsl --..........-.... ESQ
OOna Roma --.--------.-~,------. OBS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
uN REcuRso DE- oMANpAMus.
GRATA VISTA

Ell sabado recibimos la agradable vi
vita del ilustrado professor bayamones,
don J Ferrer Calder6n, quien dentro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02
TEATRo "sIsITo" tBayam6n.) )

Los episodios tres y cuatro del Roy
del circo' por Eddie Polo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
TO AID UNFORTUNAItS WHO
HAVE HERETOFORE SEARCHED
IN Vain, TRUTONA'S M|SS|Ol
US. emaciated men and women

Gus, emaciated men and women.
whose appetite is poor; their blood
thin; sleep irregular and whose
dispositions are all out of sorts
causing their daily work to loom up
as an almost unbearable burden.
"Trutona is remarkable treat
ment for catarrhal affections of
the stomach, liver. kidney and bow
els. A mild and absolutely safe
laxative, it cleanses the system OF
all poisonous waste matter, follow
ing which the proper digestion of
food begins; the appetite is restor-
ed; nerves strengthened and SOUND,
peaceful sleep which puts you in
shape for tomorroWs duties nat
urally follows.
II you are nervous. melancholy.
irritable. feel out Of sorts. or suf-
fer from dyspepsia, bloating after
meals, pains in the chest or stom-
ach. constipation, shortness of
breath, dizziness. sleeplessness. or
the like. go to Schlegers drug store
and procure q bottle Of this ia
nous tonic Trutona. You1l be sur
prised It the remarkable improve
ment only a few doses Of our prep
aration will bring about "-tAdy.y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
COOPERATION TO
BE DISCUSSED AT
DIRECTORS MEET

A Joint meeting Of boards Of d.
rectors Of the Chamber Of Com
merce and the Business Mems az
ISOLATION with q view to evolving
= better working plan between the
owo organizations is called for Fri
day night. The meeting was orig
inally sch eduled for last Friday
night but was postponed on account
Of the death of DR.. E. NJ. Sala. who
was member Of the Chamber Of
Commerce board.
Aside from the question q more
effective cooperation between the
two organizations, matters pertain
ing to road improvement and the
widening OF the trading radius for
Rock Island merchants are to come
up for discussion.
Responding to inquiries that have
arisen from time to time relative
to business openings in Rock Is
land. the Industrial bureau has Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
Hundreds Here WIN Grasp This
Opportunity to Get Relief From
Loag.Stasding Troubles-
TOME Of Real Merit.

Have you strong. robust con-
stitution which, in the past has
stood you ia good stead in warding
of disease. or are you one OF the
thousands CT rundown, debilitated
people Of Rock Island and vicinity
who have been trying medicine aft
er medicine, searching in vain for
relief from their troubles! The
chances are that majority Of the
people reading these lines are Of
the last named class.
"Trutena Is recommended as, and
has been positively proven q won
derfnl treatment for men and wom-
en- who are in need Of Z system
builder, strengthener, appetizer and
stimulant, free from harmful ef-
fects," the Trutona expert told vis-
itors 1t Scnlegel's drug store yes
terday.
This famous tonic IL designed
to rebuild quickly and thoroughly
the systems Of tired. weak, nerv-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
That's What Caylor Says
of His Condition Before
He Got Tanlac-Is Abso-
lutely Well Now, He
States.

II had actually lost Y pounds in
weight at the time l started taking
Tanlac but I've gained A pounds
of it back and am still gaining"
was the remarkable statement made
recently by John F. Caylor, Ill
s. Orange street, Peoria, well
known night Waterman for the
Cadillac Co.
II was in such bad shape" he
said. that it looked like l was on
my last lap. I had stomach trouble
SO bad l wasn't averaging one meal
a day and was losing weight So fast
it actually scared me to think about
it. Gas formed SO bad it simply
took my breath away and would
get 50 weak l couldn't stand up.
Ny heart would beat at a terrific
rate and l had pains and cramps
that nearly killed me.
my kidneys worried me day and
night and my back ached SO l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
HAD HELD OUT ABOUT
AS LONG AS He Could

thought it would drive me wild. l
was constipated sometimes for as
long as four days and would turn
dizzy walking along the street and
have to grab something quick to
keep from falling in my tracks.
Often every bone and muscle in my
body ached. and going home some
nights l would give out altogether.
l got to where I had to lay of two
and three days every week and
saw l had held out about as long
as l could make it.
well, lucky for me. l made up my
mind not to give up and l COM
meEced taking Tanlac, thinking it
might fit my case. l figured right.
and today I am absolutely well.
Tanlac has simply made clean
sweep of all my troubles. My big
gain in weight shows how we'll
everything Leaf agrees with me and
l haven't an ache or a pain any
where about me- l feel fine and
am on the job every day that comes.
Every word I've said is the truth
and l think my case is enough to
convince anybody that Tanlac is a
great medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
the Carl E. Schlegel drug store and
leading druggists in every city
(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
p0kROvICnlS
FINED HEAVILY
FOR oFFENSES
East Isline Nan Takes n Raid
Pleads Gsnty IN the Csunty
CeuFt

Dan Pokrouch, 1909 Nineteenth
street, East Moline, pleaded guilty
to charges Of conducting gamb-
ling house and selling liquor when
arraigned before Judge n. A. Lar
SON in county court, this morning.
He was fined sen and costs in each
case. Pokorovich's home was raid
ed by Sherin John Miller and depu-
ties Sunday night. !.
POkrovich escaped heavier
punishment and probable Jail SEN
tence because it is his first Of
Tense. He once faced jury IN
federal court at Peoria on charges
of violating the prohibition laws
but was found not guilty. Judge
Larson warned him that a repeti-
ton Of his offenses would result
in the maximum penalty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
NAME DR.. FREY
TO TREAT BOYS
INJURED N war


DR.. Harry Frey, who served in
the United States navy, 1917-1SlS,
has been appointed acting assistant
'surgeon Of the United States pub
lie health service. DR.. Frey will
fill the unexpired term Of DR.. E. NJ.
Sala.
Word of(the appointment was re-
ceived several days ago by DR..
Frey from On. William C. White Of
Chicago, supervisor Of the eighth
district of the public health service,
on the recommendation of Dr. E. j.
Whalen, field man for the service.
DR.. Frey's duties will be to exam
inc and treat soldiers of the World
war and all employees in the federal
service in this district, which COW
ers. several counties.
Care for eo0 Men.
In DR.. Sala's two years of SER
vice in this branch of work, he had
under observation from 500 to GOO
men. Mrs. Nellie M. Beardsley
who assisted the late physician in
keeping the records of the cases
will now be with DIR. Frey.
Aside from DR.. Frey, there are
DR.. Louis Ostrom, consulting spe.
cialist, DR.. Sidney A. Virgins. den
fist, and DR.. F. H. Lamb, patholo'
gist, in the service in this district
Boys are transferred here for treat.
ment from Galesburg, Kewanee
La Sale. Freeport, Rockford, Sterl
ing, Mt. Carol and Savanna.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
The Day IN Davenport

- lnkegy Four dollars cash
Aa6 four d06eA1 cookies conp0sed
booty Obtained ~ burglars who
Monday night forced entrance to
The Home bakery, (le Brady street.
They escaped. TIE robbery was
reported yesterday noon, = short
time after the place had been OPEN
cd for business. The thieves Jim
mied . side window and broke the
lock to get into the building and
then forced the catch ON the cash
drawer. Four dozen cookies were
missing when the proprietor enter
ed the store.
Get Cheek Fsrgef.-Police yes
terday afternoon arrested A. J.
Goss, 121 South Haxelvood avenue,
following warrant issued on .
charge Of false drawing of
checks" The information was fl
cd by c. Nelson Pickles. Pickles
cashed checks to ,the amount of
more than $40 for Goss, according
to the complainant. and they were
returned by the bank marked mo
account"
End Wr1ngle~J. J. Buzzard, ac:-
tive head Of the Tri-City Fruit
company, was arrested Tueaday on
complaint Of H. Schneeloch, . for
mer employe. who charged the
commission house manager with
disturbing the peace. According to
the information filed with police,
on which the warrant for the ar
rest was issued, Schneeloch quit
his position with the fruit company
and demanded his money. A wran-
gle followed.
Favor Mems Organization. The
National CouncilsNof Catholic Men
was unanimously endorsed at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
MASONS'. HEAR
J|M'S.SERM0N
UPON LODGES


This is Masonic night ut big
Jim" Kramer's revival meeting in
the First Baptist church and all
bodies of that order will have spec
ial place in the church auditorium.
The Amoo grotto band will head the
procession from Masonic temple
Evangelist Kramer has taken all
degrees Of the order.
His topic tonight will be The
Secret Orders of the Devil?" Differ
ences between lodges and churches
will be discussed and big jim
says he will answer all objections
to secret fraternities.
Last night Ingersol1's doctrines
felt the crack Of big Jim's" sar-
casm and bitter verbal lashing.
Bob Ingersoll has been exposed a
thousand times" he began. Sam
Jones made him back water, Tom
Dixon took the sails out of him and
a great priest left him without root
or branch.
HE did the biggest business on
the smallest capital of any man
who ever lived. He dealt in the
second hand furniture of Bob Vol
taire. II it had not been Cor the
bible he would have been unknown
The very book he was fighting was
his bread and butter and every dol.
lar he had was made from the bible
He was the most successful trim
mer in America.
Infidel Pauper Of World.
If ever a man impoverished the
ground upon which he stood it was
this man. If there ever is a paupel
in the universe it is the infidel. He
takes away all your positives and
leaves you negatives. He was pool
prophet when he said intelligence
will put an end to the churches and
preachers in 20 years.
las long as the harlot find.
Christ, as long as the drunkard ha,
thirst quenched in the fountain
opened up in the House Of David
as long Is hearts narrowed will
care find the rest center in tn,
Cross Of Calvary, as long as thu
light shines in the path OF the just
! as long as the nations which accep
Him find prosperity and govern
ments stability 50 long will human
ity sing In the Cross Of Christ
glcry.'"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
EDITOR OF STATE
RETAILERS PAPER
Is SERIOUSLY Ill

Word of the serious illness of
George A. Scherer of Peoria, editor
Of the Illinois Retail Merchants
Journal, has been received by H.
A. Clevenstine Mr.. Scherer was
stricken with apoplexy at $3.50 Mon
day morning. He was in a semi
conscious condition and his condi-
ton was unchanged.
Mr.. Scherer has addressed Rock
Island organizations on several oc-
casions and is we'll known among
the business men of the city. He
was the first president of the ILL
nois Retail Merchants association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23

:. Grotto family night the 1Ist
event OF its kind 10 be observed By
Amoo grotto, will be celebrated
Wednesday evening. March .. q
the Masonic temple. Members arr
privileged 10 bring their families
and friends to sthe affair. There
will be no admission fee.
Plans are being made for special
entertainments. games, and refreah-
ments. The committee in charge
Of the arrangementsI lis planning
for an elaborate program. % that
family night will become = parttc-
'ular event in the yearly calendar
of the grotto organization.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
DUBISKE MOVIES
TO SHOW FACTORY

nv Sneass and friends Of H. WI Du-
,ss Fly & Co., securities sales organi-
n. have been invited to be
kss OF the company at . showing
aiov night in the Palmer
ol auditorium, Davenport. Of q
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-23
DEAN HARE GIVES
1NTEN SERMON AT
TRINITY TONIGHT

ae Very Rev. Marmaduke Hare.
~ OF the Episcopal cathedral of
nport. will be the preacher at
@lo-week lenten service this
ns at Trinity Church. Nine
street and Sixth avenue.
the second Of the series Of
~. sermons to be delivered by
clergymen 1t Trinity
"a On Wednesday evenings dur
me lenten season.