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go over the heads Of the glarts ard strike
the castle which they we're hidirg.
Ills wish WINS granted, for as soon rs he
threw il the brand seemed to rise above
the heads Of the giaris ard then fall IN the
Ger ter Of the group.
In another instant the giants had dis
appeared ard the white castle was ~
flames.
"The girl cried Peter, "the golden
haired girl she will be burned But he
fore he could move the goat had rtn
toward the flames and lenped into them
OH cried Peter. they will both be
burned ard cannot help them. What
shall | do?'
lie ran everywhere looking for water,
ard then, turning once more toward
the burning castle he stood still ard
looked. for the fire was out ard there
was no sgr that there had been orc
Peter rubbed his cyes. He wof dered
If he had been asleep and dreaming about
all he had seen, but he soon Uncovered
he had not been dreaming for them on the
very spot where the castle had stood was
the goldenhaired girl. and beside her was
handsome youth holding ono hand
There is our deliverer," he said, lead
ing the girl toward Peter, who stood look
inu at them, too surprised 10 speak
This lady is Princess, said the youth
eaad arn n Prince. but ON tho eve OF our
wedding an Ogrees who Ind many giant
sons carried off the Princess because the
King would not have one Of her soas for a
aon-in-law
Il followed the Ogress 10 this mountain,
but when part way up she discovered me
and cha ged mo ilitO a goat
as YOU nuy know, Peter. I'll the magic
people have to givr their victims one
chance to escape from their spell, making
| il 80 hard there is little chance oil breaking
IL
~ followed after | was changed. and
+ ne the 0gresa formed the castle and placed
the princess inside heard her SAY f0u
shall never be released or your lover
freed from my spell until mortal throws
a burning brand aad you both burn 10 the
/ flames
"Of course, knew when YOU threw the
brand that no one would DC harmed. but,
If couree, could aof tell vou
But how did Won kaow where 70 q
! for the firehrnId2" asked Peter who had
recovered from hls surprise
ooh, M night whom the other goats
were asleep ! made trienda with the
uaomes and they promised u help nc
when could get mortal to 'hc top of
the nountall fou see could talk with
tic magic people. hut not with rnortals
ihc princc took Peter - his palace
wheret he ed IL comfort all The rest
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Try an Every Evening Wan, Adv
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SANDMAN STORY.
By AbbIc Philips Walker
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
THE SPELL OF THE OGRE SIS.
Part IL.

Peter knew there was some strange
power of the magic people at work and
whcr the goat came, with the burning
brard, he took il from his mouth. partly
because he was afraid the goat would be
burned ard partly because he felt that
was what he was expected TO do. The
huge giants all this time did not move
They stood with their faces toward the
white castle and did rot seem 10 notice
anything that was happening.
What he was 20 do with the brand now
he held il Peter did not know, but the
goat, row standing or its hind legs,
pointed toward the giants
"You do not want me TO throw II at
them, do your asked Peter
The goat nodded that he did, but
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SOUTH SIDE OPEN HOUSE

The South Side Neigborhood Settle
ment Association VIII hold It's second
open house meeting al the south Slde
Eden club house. AIS South Heald
street tonight.
The program VIII start st ), ana VIII
close with a dance In the Liberty nre-
house. The speakers VIII be Mayor
Taylor and Maurice z Walsh. dictator
Of the Loyal Order Of Moose, who VIII
talk on child recreation. Mr.. Ernst and
Chairman Mcgee VIII lead In songs.
Hock's Orchestra viii furnish music.
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NO COUNCIL ACTION
ON EDUCATION BILL
Special Session Fails to OraW
Enough Members to stage
Discussion.

on rour,il - A spccial session last
,,,tt t,oL ro action ~, the hill now be
fore the Legislature changing the Board
nj 1,,c,t,on IN a seven member instead of
/, ,e,,her from each ward. rs Al present
n,,l, sc,.c,, members were present Snd il
Va dec,1cd q postpone fral actior on
,ha h,ll urtii courcil meets as committee
az the whole in IT. tgllar session tomor-
row night
\, meeting last "Wednesday right
Council for ~ hour ard n half discussed
thc bill with George u Miller and several
other citl1eLs but or account of the
crrSet GO Of a large delegation from King
strcrt awaiting their turn ia be glver
hrarmg the regular session WAS recessed
md last rSght When Councilman
AI.Narder Ahrahams called the meeting
ORDER as acting president, only seven
eala.cllncn had put IN an appearance, 1t
dccldcd - hold the members IN ses-
81. 'nr y while u await the other mem
lr. but when they failed to appear Il was
de#litd q defer action until tomorrow
nlFlt
rom the ,rgumcrt> and comments eN-
ehsrred bv the adhcrertS and opponents
a the plan II WAS Indicated that Counch
~ far from unanimous IN agreeing on
What pahcN - pursue IN regard 70 the
hi several members urgently advo-
entrd the seven members system IS beng
IA hpttcr Tor the schools Of the city rs a
whole while the supporters of the present
plan claimed that with the present board
members we're more certain 10 look after
a.. interests ~ the schools in their wards
- ,L,., t,ok a personsl pride in the
matter
Thief following Councllmen were present.
hams Forwood. NcManus, Mulvcra.
Hcur, Hopkins and Faulkner
\ftrr Council had adjourned several q
a.. r,.r,bprs VISITED the chamber of the
I,arl II Fducatior. which wa> holding
~ regular weekly session They took no
)part ia The discussion. however ana
merely listened 70 the discussions ot the
koard
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LITTLE BEkNY'S NOTEBOOK,
Ry Ice Pspe.

Tcar lcssie :,
hope YOU ne keeping the house well
IocAel III IN general and my private stock
g. partt..ular Every place ! hit there 5
nothing ha' talk u the CRIME wave and
rY,rN a'r,c hlrg prldcs itself on having
regrr Ice ~ il than the next burg
This particular tank town that am
D graclng with my presence snd
+ II Dei.y Cauned Soups has even
reward 81 fifty bones for every
never saw burglar yet that
earth $50 jokr but anyway with
j soups dong almost nothing and
t..ik loss I wo.ldat object 70 2 little
81, linz 81 burglars 81 Sbclleve me |
r.ekra m, oar, a- night when saw two
psn,clois look Z birds whispering to-
tcthcr NJ = dark street
oh hov s.ls .o myself here $
v.r, ca'ch > couple ID the set Two
hit,. make a hundred
We'll they q heard me coming 81 they
tnche IN fcw blocks with me ducklng
sffer them behind every tree Oh my
rstffil rubber heels. and finally they
Yatasel acaln.and | eaSed within ear
49, and got IN eariul of the plot One
-, reading the reclpe for 3 home brew
49, The other was copying il down
A. near ~ ! could make out the lngredl-
o., though ma, have misunderstood
pnir ST them thev consisted Of prIne
blee. banana oil Condensed milk, raiSins.
baking powder and sardInes
Wei ~ ! sav. business Is conspicu-
a., far ~ abse.ce but ! did ma.age to
~ case 81 soup Yesterday 70 the In
ter,or decorating denarJmct iohc Of q
deuortn1eat store Il seems hc huver was
, woman and after Eli arguments failed
/ showed her a picture of the baby and
H. ordered a case on lie aoof Thank
the hahy Tor me Lovlngly
Joe
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DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
DUSTLESS HOUSECLEANING.

1915, by the Mcclure news
paper Syndicate, New York CITY.
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of his days, and the goats were not for
gotten, for the Prince said he had lived
with them, TOO long 70 leave them on the
mountain.
And though no one knew the strange
story Of the Prince and Princess but
Peter, he oftea told il 10 the royal chIl-
drcn nj the palace, without telling them
IL yas their own father and mother who
had escaped from the spell of the wicked
Gprpas
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
ANSWERED QUESTIONS ON
THE FIREIESS COOKER
THE FINISHED STORY
by Laura A. kirkIuxn.

Mrs. Edward H-tPleasc tell me
Just how to make n lining for the hre-
less cooker which YOU told me how 10
make in YOUR letter Of recert date; -
Answer three pieces OF cloth
one 10 be one irch or more larger than
the square top of the box, with round
hold cut into its center one inch sinaiicr
thar the diameter of the pail; another
to be a round piece one inch larger than
the diameter of the pail; and the third
TO be a strip one inch wider than the
height of the pail and long enough to
go around il with an inch to spare sew
the ends of this strip together 10 MAKE
cylinder Cover one end OF tins clotl
cylinder with the rourd piece, sewing 1t
on. The other crd of the cloth cylinder
to be sewed into the large, square piece
of cloth taking, IT, each case, halt
inch seam Take the pail out of its nest
in the box ard line the nest with this
cloth lining that is. line both the nest
ard the cardboard surface surrounding
the pail which rests on top of the packing
(this lirirg will eactly fit. Tack the edges
Of the lir;ng to the edges of the box,
turning in the cloth wherc it is tackled.
Old Houseleeper Instead of using Il
regular iron disc such as is used on
manufactured firelcss cooker for baking
foods. why couldn't | get my husband
to solder ring on the under side ot
nv homemade fircless-c -cookcr-palls cove
and attach a very hot hat-iron 10 tins
ring? WHY wouldn't this act the same rs
a regular disc, in hakirE a food put be-
meath il?
Answer-It would | think the idea
n splendid one You can bake veal loaves,
beef loaves, small roasts OF meat, IN iact
ANYTHING, iii this way hope other read,
ers. seeing this suggestion OF yours VIII
take advantage Of II OF course one can
ALWAYS put handlelcSS hot IRON IL the
bottom of the pail Of homemade hre-
less cooker and this VIII bake TODD set
upon il on n pan but the hot IRON above
the food browns the food and seems Z" hc
more successful indeed. IN some cases
an iron above and below the pan contain
lng food IS necessary.
Mrs. ] els there such thing as 3
cook book devoted just 10 tircless cooker
recipes II so, viii YOU PRINT the namo
Of it9'
Answer Yes If YOU will send me .
stamped, self-addressed envelope | will
gladly send YOU the name Of q cook book
Of this snr; with the address Of its pub
Usher But ce not print the name IN
this column, for that is advertising
Tomorrow The satisfaction In House
work
All INQUIRIES addressed TO Miss Kirk
man IN care Of the Efficient Housekeep-
ing" department will be answered il these
columns in their turn This requires
considerable time, however, owing 70
the great number received 80 if per
sonal or quicker reply is desired stamp
ed and self-addressed envelope must be
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though he wanted TO help the COLDER
haired girl Peter did not wart ~ bum
the gia1ts
Still the goat PORTED ard thor be
beear t. darce about urtil Peter uas
afraid the piarts might discover them
ard put an end 70 everything
Iiftirg the burning brand high above
his hcad Peter hurled Il. hoping il would
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Oysf~ns Wmkers 10 f,eftprs.

Mr.. FellDws and Mias Miller n NeV
York City are ~ Wilmington f0r d series
~ Talks on physical culture % Green
wood b0Dk ship Both Vsrs Dverssa.
workers durinz the var The hours n ths
lectures are 1870 and 3 m and
o'clock tonight With tWo leciursr 20
morrow, NJ ~ 80 and =
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In Honor OF Past Masters.

Oriental Lodge No 2 =. and A
vii hold Us regular meeting in the
tasonic Temple tomorrow evening,
,ben paFt masters night Will be held
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Li.ensed to Wed
BURGESS
pecfAl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\0PSNA0A AOAXO0pVuOCUCG.J
Burgess. ILL.,. June It's. O.
Morrow and son Roy spent Satuf-
day and Sunday. In the tri-cities, at
tending the reunion OF the 12srd
field artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Hunter and
Mrs. Roy Morrow wefe callers at
Crescent Lake. Alpha, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Resner Of Gales
burg returned home Monday.
Misses Esther Stevenson and
Helen Harriott, delegates to the
Sterling Christian Endeavor con-
vention. gave very interesting re-
ports at the Sunday evening meet
ing.
Mrs. W. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Roy
Brown and Mrs. Edythe McIaugh-
lin are giving a kitchen and dining
room shower In honor Of Mrs. Vera
Morgan Grifiin; at the Fred Nc
Laughlin home today.
Mesdames e. J. Peason, W. N
Hunter. Roy Morrow and Joe Grit
fin were shoppers in Aledo Sat
urday. 49,;
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe Burrill at their home in
Suez Friday evening. Mrs. Burrill
was formerly Edith Sedwick
daughter of E. e. Sedwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rease were
visitors in Monmouth Sunday.
The local unit Of the home bu'
reau will meet Wednesday at tn.
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Police News

f.. J. Beatty, Clarence, Iowa, was
fined IS by Magistrate d. ]. Cleland
in police court Monday afternoon on
a charge Of disobeying the signal Of
a traffic officer. He was arrested
by Traffic Officer Rollin Berry 1t
the corner of Third avenue and
Twentieth street.
Tim Kaniashi was fined s. on .
charge Of parking his car within
rs feet Of q fire plug on Second
avenue. NJ. Francis and Harry Pet
erson were fined s. each on charges
Of driving machines by street cars,
violating traffic rules.
". o. Gosslin paid . flne Of s. on
. charge OF speeding.
Alois Sheppard was fined 80 by
Magistrate d. J. Cleland In police
court Monday night On charge. Of
being an inmate of q house Of I'LL
repute.
Pat Ferguson was fined s. On .
charge of drunkenness.
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REFLECT STAFF
ATTY. N. G. A. FOR
ANOTHER PERIOD


Secretaries Of the Y. M. C. A.,
o. J. Stirratt, A. D. Hermann. Miss
Florence Healy, Willis Wood and
A. ]. Record, were elected to serve
another year term a. executives Of
the local organization by the MEM
bers of the board Of directors at
the regular monthly meeting last
evening.
The designations Of Marion Bees
ley and Sidney Gordon we're &C.
cepted and they will leave at the
expiration Of their terms, Sept. l.
Accounts audited and submitted
to the association showed that the
fetal operating income for the last
year was $33.7zs and the total OPP
Grating income amounted to 49,
OSLO.
The association, according to the
reports, has had . successful year
and the stan received praise upon
the. systematic and efficient man
ner in which the books and rec
ords of the years work were kept
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KeNhrH-rr. ,iSn0s ,3l - =
Ceorre fSolSlnraln. 31ra ~ q Z
inrfnn. ~ Ann (alInlnn
ma P.vnn ana rs s5afooea r.
nm ma Arnee lJenlerno:r aff61 ~
~ r,es4s~S a ne Asf1y 800 ~ d
Hs~insScr ~ WseN A lnv12S
vas extsnded 10 that ordef q I'll
nreaenf q IN nionic uenr Kln6
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HOLD FUNERAL or
MRS. W. p. BAKER
(special SUPERINTENDENT

SSpo<A0A NOIIcoRu00uC0.J
Annavan. Ill, June 1.-THE ia
e4 oI III: ". r. Baker. who
eaoo last EIday. vas held at the
nnn Community church Sun
~ a1nes noon WIN Rev. c. G. Hon.
nsn OF rirview IN charge He
~. ssslsteo " REV. h. e. Buckley
y me AnnaWan community church.
.ne sm9inS q the nome was rem
" tne cnoir OF the Commu-
NY cnurca, u tne cnurch by John
1!0y OF onlo. VINO u here assisting
su. sn ny 1eviva services mat are
ue.n4 nelo ~ Falrvlew q the pres
ens ume.
me y. =. Hkef circle nsd
caAtso 9! Me services u the grave.
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Especial Correspondence. J

Coal Valley, Ill, June 21.-Some
of the resident on North Railroad
street have oiled the public high
way in front of their dwellings, and
business places. Residents on the
south side are contemplating doing
the same.
Rev. and Mrs. William Schuelke
returned from a few days stay at
Hampton where they attended .
conference meeting.
Mrs. G. B. Knapp and daughter.
Miss Myra, left for Toledo, Ohio.
where they will visit their sons and
brother, william Knapp and family
and Ernest Knapp.
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VIOLA
Especial to The August

Especial to The Argus.)
Viola, Ill, June z1.-Mrs. Gwen
Thomas is enjoying q visit with
her daughter. Jennie, here.
Mrs. Carrie Pitman went to Milan
Sunday, where she will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brittou Of
Falls City, Neb.. visited several
days last week with Mrs.. Ella
Britton.
Mrs. A. L. Jones Of Chicago is
the guest Of her brother, l. B.
StmmS.
Mn. Arthur Jones went to Gales
burg, where she spent the day with
her friend, Mrs. Ed Philips. who
was enroute to her home In Ration.
N. II.
Herman Churchill and family.
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AUTO DEALERS
URGED TO JOIN
ASSOC CITATIONS

Auto dealers Of the tri-cities
gathered at the rooms OF the DAY.
export Chamber Of Commerce last
evening. and after dinner at $50
O'Clock, heard addresses delivered
by F. C. Zillman, secretary-manager
Of the Illinois Automotive Trade
association, and P. F. Drury. assist
ant general manager Of the Ma
tional Automobile Dealers associa-
ton.
Both gentlemen urged all auto
dealers 70 become members Of both
national and state organizations.
There was = fair representation Of
Rock Island auto dealers in attend
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FOURYEAR TERM
TO BE REQUIRED
OF ALL MARINES

Sergeant Carl Hauptman. in
charge Of the q. s. marine corps re-
cruiting station In the Chamber Of
Commerce .ruoms in the State Bank
building has received government
order that all who enlist in the ma
rine corps for . period Of three
years must do 20 before July. After
that date only enlistments for q per
iod Of four years will be considered.
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uAE ROCK BLAND
NOUT Is MAKING
TREK WITH BOYS

- asst Bertelsen, son Of Mr.. and
t.ss :. Z. Bertelsen, 210S. Seven
nj sfeet, Is the only Rock Is
i,ss ~ scout who is making the
~ta the Clinton scouts to Vel.
|Ss ne park. Mrs. Bertelsen,
n ~. the boys leave on the trip
.nton. returned yesterday.
= aeat Y driving one Of the cars
~ ~ me boys are making the
me 1s1 scouts were accom-
- b IS adults.
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ANNAWAN
Especial Correspondence

W. ]. Howes returned Saturday
from his trip to Columbus juno
ton, Iowa He reports that crops
ON his farm are looking fairly
good, though it has been little
too dry in that section.
Miss Theresa Decker II home
from Davenport for . few weeks.
The wind storm Saturday morn
ing did q great deal Of damage to
the small grain, particularly tho
oats. Many fields were laid nat.
Mrs. David Hale and daughter,
Miss Grace, left Saturday noon for
their new home at Stanberry, No.
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KEKNER DISMISSED.

Melvin Keener, arrested two
weeks ago ON . charge Of obtaining
money under false pretense, was
dismissed by Magistrate D. ]. Gle
land in police court Monday after
noon. Keener was alleged to have
obtained $z70 under false pretense
from Edward Cramer. keeper Of .
bar ON Eighth avenue and Twelfth
street
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hsCUR1TY COMPANY
RANTED CHARTER

\. spnngneld, H., June 21.-Ar-
~; 49,. OF Incorporation were author
~ tooay to Reliance Finance Cor
i.,a suon' 40l Safety building, Rock
49, o' authorized to deal in bonds,
es, securities, etc.
%cofporators Paul H. Nicholas
~ neitzler, Leroy Dehler, Cliff
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c. 1saisi. 49, lis H.
ssChtsy eais
IT = ~ 11synots q - taslk|
nj llajpe Jobs q. nssry ~
'0s1a4 nSpadD ~ ~ ~ 11ltDsif
~ ~ natiolal coan,naader - ~
Amee1cnn Laetoa. $ g e
= caaai1ef ~ con1innaacs a.
tAs AgAk tha4 ~ Ia9s colonsI Fssd'
Nv. 0AIhsaith u, was making. ~,
posk inapaEfaat past q ~ sreat
post = MIA ! hass bssn slsctsd. Z
n.y. Ensry.
IT, Leg1oa must stanA b. IL
prograM - keepins aAame IN the
hearte ~ former services m6n and
women : sense q individual and
collective OBLIGATION 10 community,
STATE ard nation, md b IL nGht
In behalf ~ disabled yeterans Of
tAe world VA"
8 Emery intends to devote his en-
tire time 70 the administration Of
NJ NV O1DC1s 50 te5
Quits Leeal OlRee.
The folks Of his homo town are
both pleased and sorry over hin
election sorry because be has Al
ready resigned - preStdent Of the
board Of city commandments.
Emery has been entrusted with
that hi9h h0nor evar airca hi came
home from the war. and he was
right in line for the ONCE Of may
or, -. the commission elects one
Of tn own members.
Major Emery's war record ID one
that he may we'll be proud Of. He
enlisted in 1917. when he was So.
He might we'll have claimed ex-
emption, a. he has q wife and two
daughters, Jane, H. and Esther, 10.
However, he Strengthened up his
business affairs and entered the
second oficers' training camp At
Fort Sheridan, Ill.
In August, 1917, he graduated as
q captain Of infantry and went to
France with the first group Of
Americans after assignment to the
railway transportation Office at
Blois. France.
After attending the first corps
school at Gondrecourt, he took
charge Of Company F, 18th infan-
try. LIST brigade. LIST division.
Emery was In the big battles 1t
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OIL ASSOCIATIONS MERGE.

Chicago, June 11.-An immediate
consolidation Of the Independent Oil
Mems association and the American
Independent Petroleum association
was effected at q melting Of the
executive committees
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HOuSR PASSES ALIEN BILL

Washington, June Il = The
son bill to permit aliens who sailed
on or before June 8, last, to land 1t
American ports, was passed BY the
house.
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NOTICE.!

VA TH11 nay C0NCERN:
t2iSi 49, notice Nat . July II A.
r - city Of opringnsld, ultnoia
n sna sppiicatioa will BE- psusented
E nor OF The State Of ultnois
~ 80 Board Of Pardous and Pafole
- ~ q ooe 4N. Tfieds Woiloe. She
ISss.e . eeotenA q IL Wowsn'e
m. q Illinois Stats Penitentiasy s
= On cnnvictaon Of the
y Aar0ay Ia Rock lGaand County.
- Spfing Turn. 1871. Of said
= n.s ~ Comfy Of nock Jsiand -
sneeA any psrsoa havtng ~
- pseitiea q ~ pagAoa
y9I1os To1 ms. -y1upA
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Cantigny, st. Mihiel. and in the
Meuse-Argonne offensive. He was
commissioned q major In infantry
in August, 1913.
It was shortly after this that
Emery was wounded BY shell IRE
He was sent home and discharged
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All the Nsws-An the Tims-
Tho Ars:S
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SENATE HEARS VETS PR0EROT.
Washington, June 7l.-Represea-
tatives Of the American Legioa and
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars pro-
tested against the alleged treatment
Of veterans to a senate special conn-
mitteo. Ytl
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LIGHTNING CAUSES FTRI.

Casper. Wyo., June 2L.r~Eire,
started by q bolt Of lightning strik-
ing an oil tank. was extinSuishe1
after causing . loss estimated q
| $874,700.