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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Especial Corfespondonce.)

s Coal Valley. Jan. 1s.-John n.
Pryce, owner and operator Of the
Eureka coal mine here, Vas SER
iously injured late yesterday while
at work in the mine.
While engaged IN picking mp
rails . heavy rock fell on him.
ffactnfing one Of his legs bstween
the ankle and the knee. DR.. ". F.
Myers vas called. and after At
tending the injured man. accom-
panied him TO Moline. where IN 4
ray examination vas made Of the
injured leg At the Lathesan hos
pital.
CONFIDENT with the accident in
which Mr.. Rryce was injured. an
other occurred q the McCraney
coal mine, Just east Of town. Harry
Nightingale was tho unfortunate
victim OF the second accident he
having suffered q head wound while
at work with q machine in the
mine. However his injury Is OF .
less serious nature than was that
Of Mr.. Pryce. and = short while
after the accident he was able to
return to his work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
HARDING WEARS
''F0RTY-FoUR''
Presidential Wardrobe ON Display
at Style Shew In Chicago-Or.
ders 1s Suits.

, Chicago. Jan. 19-United Press
G. Harding. president
elect. is known to the delegates at
tending the International Mer.
chant Tailors and Designers con.
vention as 'forty-four."
Two coats. a part of his presi.
dental wardrobe. were on display
at the style show today. They hung
rath.r Imply upon his forms.
But you know Mr.. Harding is a
'forty-four," explained the tailors
The coats, were on a thirty-siz
form.
The next president hadn't a
thing to wear" on account of wal
economies and was compelled tc
order dozen suits at one time, the
tailors said. His new wardrobe
gives him proper clothes 70. all oc-
casiol.s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
MANY INSPECT
LAST WORD IN
CIGAR STORES
Hickey Brothers Shewered Will
Congratulations for Latest
Achievement.

Seeing is believing. That Is why
many hundreds Of tri-city people
who inspected Hickey Bros new
store No. IL today went away con-
WINGED that Rock Island can boast
the very latest in cigar stores. The
ultra-degree, is manifested in every
detail that enters into the combina
lion Of tobaccos and tea room. Eyes
sparkled in expression of pleasure
able delight as they surveyed the
last word in store beauty.
The store occupies the northeast
corner Of the Fort Armstrong
theatre building. All day long a
continuous stream Of people poured
in and out Of the building. Many
remained to partake Of the delicious
luncheon that can be had at the
counter or in the tea room on the
second floor.
William A. Hickey and Dennis ]
Hickey, the owners OF the Hickey
stores, were showered with con-
gratulations from all sides for their
efforts in providing Rock Island
with such an elaborate store. Num-
erous magnificent floral, offerings
were received by the brothers today
from well-wishers. and these added
"a brilliant touch to the opening of
the store. Condo Meenan is man
ager of the store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
GIVES MARRIED
WOMEN RIGHTS

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 19.-(United
Press.) = Because Representative
jeffrey of Wichita has introduced
. similar bill Mrs. Minnie J. Grin
stead. Of Seward, the veteran wo-
man member Of the Kansas legis-
lature. has Withdrawn her bill in
tended to give women who are mar
ried the same rights of men in
suing to recover for personal in
1urfes. The Jeffrey Dill would give
. married woman the right to sue
whenever she may be entitled to do
DO to recover damages for person.
al injuries. Under the present law,
when . married woman is injured
her husband must bring suit for
the loss Of her time II damages are
to be recovered.
In Withdrawing her bill Mrs.
Grinstead said she was preparing
another measure to give women
equal inheritance rights and leg
acy privileges with men but that
she has not got her measure draft
ed in such way that she could
give out the principal provisions
1t will contain.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
CAR STRIKES
TRUCK, Driver
BADLY INJURED
James W. Brockway Suffers Con.
cussion Of BrainLTrOlIey,
Splits Switch.

James W. Brockway. 1908 Sec
ond avenue, is suffering conclusion
OF the brain. scalp wound, and
bruises about the body, the result
of fall on the slippery street
when street car split the switch
at Third avenue and Twentieth
street at ISIS this afternoon, strik-
ing the Illinois Oil companys
truck parked at the intersection.
AS the rear wheels of the Elm
street car north bound jumped the
tracks, the rear end of the car
struck the oil company's truck
which was parked in front OF
Hartz' drug store. Brockway. who
was standing in the rear of the ma
chine, was thrown to the street.
Knox's ambulance was called and
Brockway removed to St. Anthony's
hospital where DIR. Joseph De Silva
is attending him. He will recov-
er.
1t is not. known whether or not
the truck was damaged. J. l..
Sheahan. another employee of the
oil company, continued with his
work and the machine is said to be
in use this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
DISMISS Man
Who DAMAGED
OTHERS NOSE
James Marie Is Held Not Guilty of
Assault and Battery BY
Judge Larson.

I'VE clinched and when we were
breaking l swung a right to his
nose spoke James Marie, living
at Twenty-seventh street and
TWenty-third avenue, Rock Island,
in county court yesterday afternoon.
AND Judge N. A. Larson was
prompted to dismiss charges of as
sault and battery that had been pre-
fsrled against Marie by John NJ.
kaiser who exhibited a nose broken
in three places as a result of an
alteration with Marie.
EvidenceA showed that the clash
between the pair was mutual in its
intentions, and that it was lust a
case OF one beating the other to the
punch. The two got into an argu-
ment at their place of employment
and the. fisticuffs were brought
into play to effect a decision.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
IVENzELL SEET!
JURY TRIAL 4
COUNTY COM
Ye4t
Man Held for Beating WI. o..
He Is Not Guilty Of ReluI,
to Support Fanlly.

Henry F. Wenzel, s.4 FIN =.
nue., pleaded not guilty to . az.
Of neglect Of. wife and ,h,,..l
when arraigned before Juds. \ \
Larson in county court thi, no..
ing. He demanded a trial :, s
case before a Jury. The co,,. .
dered Wenzel to furnish 4 ~, s
$1,000 to insure payment 3, \. y
weekly to this family durin. 4
tendency OF the case.
Wenzel was hailed befor. p,,,..
Magistrate D. J. Cleland ye,t. ~
morning. 1t was his second
pearance before that Official i -
days. Wenzel was first arr.;. W. :
in police court on complaint ~ 49, n
wife, Margaret. on charge Of A. ~
orderly. conduct. The vii, - -
planned Of Wenzel havine ~.
considerable sums of mon~ =
moonshins whisky, and Of ~; y.
vented his wrath on her. 1sssas,
was severely reprimanded ~ ).
en- a light fine. This apparent, ~ q,
little, effect on Wenzel, for n !.
turned home and continued ID ~.
his wife and family, ending vhs,
he chased her from the home M
Wenzel raced through the darI !.
the home of Policeman Gus Kir,S
and pleaded for protection. Wen,sI
followed her in his stocking ie,t
hatless and coatless. He walk.d
into the arms of the officer and N,
again under arrest. When arnim.
ed yesterday morning he was. held
under a bond Of 1000 and remand.
cd to the county Jail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
LEGION WITHHOLD
MEETING TONIGHT

All ex-service men are invited
to attend an important meeting OF
the Rock Island post of the Amer
lean Legion this evening at the
headquarters, Sixteenth street and
Third avenue Matters of vital ia.
'terest will be presented for dis
cussion.
A membership drive for a thoU-
sand men will be held this year and
later on teams will be organized to
assist in the work. Only 200 have
been in the organization in the
past year, there being a field of
1.500 possible candidates to work
on this year.
A meeting of the executive board
will be- held prior to the meeting
tonight. Regular meetings will be
held on the first and third We'd
nesdays Of each month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
COAL men FIGHT
/. CALDER'S BILL
7n,Operntors Organize Opposition to
;.sa:ssFederal Regulation Of Indus.
'sss 1'5' try-Morrow Argues.

/ Washington, Jan. 19.-Opposition
4 Of organized coal operators to the
Calder bill proposing federal regu-
lation OF the coal industry was
voiced before the senate manufac-
turers' committee today by J. d. A.
Morrow, vice president Of the Ma
tional Coal association. He pre-
faced his argument on the bill with
the statement that mine operators
generally had not taken excess
profits during the coal shortage
last year.
ave have collected statistics on
100. 100000 tons Of production, made
prior to Oct l." he said. which
! show the average selling price al
the mine to have been $3.47 a ton
and the cost Of producing $2.76.
That left a margin Of II cents,
which does not represent profit be-
cause OF the overheated costs, de-
} pletion charges, and taxes have to
come out Of it,
Il The witness told the committee
that the figures would have been
more complete except for the &C.
ton OF the Calder committee in
sending its agents to take papers
ont OF our ONCE. which, with attend
4 ant publicity, caused our members
/ 70 cease reporting" He added that
the department Of justice had also
objected to the collection Of cost
statistics. regarding it As method
Of price fixing.
~ Yet q system Of collecting and
Publishing coal cost statistics il
exactly the thing which this bill
aims to bring about" Senator Reed,
Democrat, Missouri. said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
STAR CONDUCTS
SCHOOL FEB. 10
Lessons Of Instruction VIM Be Civ.
in Rock Island to 1ss Chapters
BY Grand Examfners.

One hundred twenty-five chapters
OF the Order of Eastern Star have
been invited by Rock Island chapter
No. 26s to attend the official school
Of instruction to be held at the Ma
sonic temple in this city Feb. 10.
The Rock Island school is one Of
the eight established throughout
the state this year and, as the 9TH
ers, will be conducted by the board
OF grand examiners. The chapters
included in this district are all
those in Illinois north of Gales
burg and west of Chicago. The
meetings, to be held from two to
four days apart beginning Jan. 81
at East St. Louis. will be conducted
by the grand examiners at East st.
Louis, Litchfield, Centralia, Chica-
go, Rock Island. Galesburg, Bloom
ingtOn and Danyille.
The school, which is conducted to
teach the proper way to exemplify
the ritual work, will be held in the
morning. afternoon and evening.
The day preceding the school the
official visit Of Worthy Grand Ma
tron Grace M. Steeley of Blooming
ton will be made in this city. Din
ner will be served at $50 O'Clock
that evening at the Masonic tenn
pie. An initiation will be held in
the evening.
The Rock Island chapter will
hold a special meeting for the ini-
tiation Of six candidates at s
o'clock next Wednesday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
MORTICIANS HOLD
SUCCESSFUL MEET

James S. Hainline of Macomb
Ill, spoke to the undertakers of
the tri-cities at a meeting of the
Rock Island county association at
the Knox mortuary last evening.
A general talk was given empha-
sizing the importance of the eleva-
ton OF the standards of the pro-
fession and concluded with the iu-
PRODUCTION of the veno-vascular
system of embalming, which is a
new phase Of the work, being op-
posite to the past method used. A
thorough discussion of the new sys-
TEN was held by the members Of
the ASSOCIATION. '
After the business meeting re-
freshments were served by the en-
tertainment committee to 50, in
GLIDING the wives of the morticians.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
AGRICULTURAL
BILL REPORTED
Nearly Thirty -four Millions Of Dol
lars to BE Appropriated for
Fiscal Year.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-The agri-
cultural appropriation bill carry
ing $33,5N,459 for the next fiscal
year, 1851 1925 less than the esti-
mates, was reported today to the
house. The total exceeds that for
the current year by $1,S04,675.
The bulk Of the appropriation is
for use by the department of agri-
culture, but 100000 was author
lied for the National Forest Reser-
walton committee for acquisition oil
additional lands at headGaters oil
navigable streams. The committee
asked for $10,000,000.
The committee added half a mil
lion dollars to the appropriation
for the eradication of animal tuber-
culosis and 100000 for eradication
of hog cholera
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
SENATOR MARTIN R CARLSON
Especial to The Argus).

Springfield. Jan. 10. = Senator
Martin R. Carlson OF Moline is
slated for the Craftsmanship of the
senate committee on revenue and
finance, second only to the COM
mittee on appropriations in i'm
portance. The senator is MEM
Der Of the executive committee Of
the upper house as well.
The naming of Senator Carlson
as head Of the finance and revenue
committee. il the present slate is
installed unbroken, will come as an
unusual recognition. The senator
is serving his first term, although
he Is now entering upon his sec
ond session in the general assem-
bly,
In that fist period he was a mem
Der of the committee sponsoring
legislation pertaining to cities, his
experience in solving municipal
problems being recognized by his
colleagues early in his term.
Because of his success on that
body, gossip spoke of him as the
next chairman of that committee,
but the berth to which he is now
slated is several rungs above that.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
3 ESCAPE DEATH
WHEN DAVENPORT
CAR RUNS AMUCK

Three passengers on an Oakdale
street car escaped death and Sc
rious injuries today when the We
hicle jumped the tracks after turn
ing from Lombard street south into
Farnum street, Davenport.
Only one passenger, ]. H. Deem.
am. Waterman at the Soldiers. Or
phans' home, was injured and he
suffered only minor bruises. The
others. although shaken up badly,
did not need medical attention.
Something went wrong with the
switch as the car was rounding the
curve, it is believed. The car
swung heavily into a street post
breaking it OF at the ground. The
impact of the collision knocked the
passengers out OF their seats.
The car was operated by Motor
man W, H. Watson, who escaped
injury.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
PEORIA TO TRY TO
GET 1921 REGATTA
OF RIVER RACERS

Peoria. ILL.,. Jan. ia campaign
to bring the 1921 Mississippi Val
ley Power Boat regatta to Peoria
was started here today. with the
election Of delegates to the annual
meeting to be held in Davenport,
Iowa, Jan. 30.
r. H. Daniels and A. T. Griffith
were selected to represent the H.
linois Valley Yacht club, and l. E.
Selby and J. M. Dorsey named as
delegates Of the Peoria Yacht club.
The regatta scheduled for the first
week in July will be staged on
Peoria Lake in the event it ID
awarded to this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
PHONE COMPANY ELECTS.
(Snecial tn Tho Anrnal

N0k~NAsAA w L nc al uo.t
Hillsdale. ILL.,. Jan. 1S.-Homer
H. Palmer was elected president of
the Crescent Telephone company of
Hillsdale at the annual meeting of
the company here yesterday. Other
Off ers named are:
Vice president-Leslie Hanna.
gSecretary-A. A. Matthews,
Treasurer-R. c. Palmer.
Directors-C. G. Walthers, Port
Byron; Frank Payne, Hampton;
George Wainwright. Yuma; Fred
Fillmer. Ooe; John F. Butter. Ca
noe Creek: Kirk Thompson. Erie:
Charles Pfundstein, Clinton; George
Mccall, Newton.
Director at large - Will James,
Erie.
Auditors-Edward H. McMurphy
Hillsdale; Clyde Wake. Yuma, and
]. c. Pfundstein, Erie.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Personal Points

e. c. Fisher. superintendent Of
schools, Is spending several days in
Chicago on business.
% Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Connolly of
Kansas City. Mo-, spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Connolly,
1916 Twenty-third street.
A. A. Thompson returned to his
home in Whitehall. ILL.,, this morn
ing after q visit OF three weeks at
the home Of his son. Judge Floyd E.
Thompson. Illinois justice Of the su-
preme court, 1904 Fourteenth
street. Mrs. A. A. Thompson re-
NAMED at the home Of her son for
an extended visit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

~ antou Qhlle show viii - held
\ y ~ tyi~cltiee this yeas, either
I lplntly or individually. Deei1ion u
aeandOn oil hopes for The aAnual
am6to4 exhibition was reached last
eveo1bg at the special meeting call
~ tor that purpose Of the Tfi-Cfty
AutO Trades association at the
Chamber Of Commerce. Davenport.
Afeport q the committee which
Investigated the possibility q get
Ting an exhibition room last eve
! ming vas to the effect that no suit
ABLE place IN the three cities could
~ found. W. A Martindale Of
Rock Island, H. C. Stahl 70 Moline,
md G. e. Afford Of Davenport COM
posed the committee. The advis-
Z s6ility OF abandoning the idea Of
having individual shows In each Of
the three cities vas accepted. - II
yae the consensus that 1t would be
!, ( step backward instead OF for
ward and such shows could not
equHl the one held last year In the
/ Billy Sunday tabernacle.
To take the place Of the motor
show the association appointed q
committee to investigate ways and
means for some campaign, probably
/ publicly, to be conducted this year
i The committee is to report back al
1.-THE next special meeting called for
1 Tuesday evening. The idea Of the
campaign will be to give the buyer
\ - chance to become more familiar
with all makes OF machines.
The discussion against having
! shows In Rock Island. Moline and
Davenport, brought out the point
i that . buyer is not justified when
he only sees one show and would
necessarily have to see all three
before convinced Of the machine he
wishes to purchase.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
SUFFERINGSoF
Navy TRIO TOLD
Board Of Inquiry Hears Story Of
DiScohferts Experienced In
Canadian Wild.

Rockaway, N. Y, Jan. 1s.-Lieu.
tenant Walter Hinton, testifyins
this afternoon at the inquiry into
the spectacular balloon flight he
recently made into Canada with
two other American naval Officers,
declared that at one time while
they were lost in the woods he had
consulted his commander, Lieuten-
ant Louis A. Kloor, regarding the
advisability of disarming Leuten-
ant Stephen A. Farrell.
Rockaway, N. Y, Jan. 1s.-Suf-
ferings endured by tie three Amer
lean naval ballosnists. Lieutenants
Kloor, Walter Hinton and Stephen
A. Farrell. during the four days
they were lost in the Canadian
wilds after their balloon landed
near Hudson Bay ON Dec. 13, were
described to the naval board Of in
quiry here today. by Lieutenant
Kloor, who commanded the party.
Even before they landed. Is
hours after leaving Rockavay.
Kloor said. the men were undergo
ing keen discomforts from wet and
chilly clothing but the four days
that followed their landing were
far worse. The only food they car
ried was three carrier pigeons,
each Of which had to provide meals
for the men for q 36-hour period
Each night the men made beds
Of spruce twigs and slept huddled
close to fire which the fiji ct night
singed away their flying suits. and
scofched the toes of their boots.
Kloor wore summer underclothing.
and after his flying suit had been
burned so that 1t was In tatters he
bound it together with sticks and
fag0ts, tied with string.
Lieutenant Hinton had lost his
flying suit, the flight commander
said and wore only . light uniform
over winter underclothing. while
Farrell had no uniform under his
lying silt and was forced to tram
pie through the woods in his under.
wear.
In order to keep warm In the day
time 1t was necessary for the men
10 march continually and q IRE had
70 be built quickly ~ soon a any
stop was made.
Drinking water was taken from
holes In tie ground, or the men as
suased their thirst with SLOW.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
MILAN
special Correspond ence. J

topecaA C0rfeSpOndence.)
-s,,Mrs. Thomas Sleep of Wheaton
! arrived Tuesday to assist in car
ans for her sister. Mrs. Mary Ad-
ans. who is critically ill. Mrs. Ad-
Ans daughter. Mrs. Sandy Bling
man. Is with her and her SON,
George. Is expected this week from
his home in Wellington. Colo.
Mrs. Henry Wakefield OF Rock
Island spent Friday at the home
+ az her brother. r. f. Diesron.
Mrs. John McGreevy of Moline
visited Thursday with Mrs. Edwin
Gamble.
gI3 Mrs. Frank Cressey was a din
ner guest Wednesday at the home
0f Mr.. and Mrs, D. M. Taylor, Of
Rock Island.
Frank Mayne of Omaha, Neb..
visited several days last week with
his sister. Mrs. j. W. Lyons. and
y now visiting in Chicago. He will
Also stop for . several DAYS visit
when enroute home to Omaha.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hoffman
OF Searstown welcomed a daueh-
ter last Friday morning. The little
lady will be named Marie Louise.
Albert Carlson. Of Oakland, Neh.,
u visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs, Charles Anderson.
Mrs. William Blakely entertain
ID at two tables of cards last Fri
day night, 500 being played. Mrs.
Russell Maucker received the prize
Tor high score. After the games a
delicious lunch was served BY the
hostess.
Albert Biggs and family have
moved into the McMichael home
stead on Fourth street, from the
Poole house which has been pur-
chased by o party from Orion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. ,Diesron and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Danieison and
children motored to Dewitt, Iowa.
Sunday and spent the day at the
home Of their brother. Lee Keli.
Khan friends will be interested to
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Kell vel
canned baby daughter Dec. Is.
Mrs. Matte Thompson johnson
az Rock Island vas Z business
caller in Milan on Tuesday,
NJ. and MIA Clarsnce miller OF
1ear Taylor Ridge vlleemed Z
eanshtpf Saturday mofning. Tbs
qE h1y - grnsts1 ~ . brosh-
Muller - foshsrly l1iaa
} a.! 81 ~ sss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
SCHAAB ELECTED
HEAD OF GROCERS

The election Of oflicefs was held
at the regular meeting Of the retail
trocers last Monday evening at the
y. W. c. A. hall. Dinner was served
elected were:
President-J. N. Schaab.
Vice pfesident-A. p. HArtx.
Sscrstary-A. +. Miller.
Treasurer-H. A. McCarty.
Dtrectors for two yearD-Alffed
neterscn. g. q. n. sCarlson and 4.
Darscese ~ 90 year-B. L
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
MEET
GROWS STORMY

Leghorn, Italy, Jan. .1s.-(Asso-
ciaied Press).-Decision a. to the
polcy OF the Italian socialist party
reiasive to the employment Of vio-
lence to secure control Of the gov
eminent was expected to be reach
Cd by the organizations congress
mere today. 1t was forecast that if
tne moderates. or those who hold
tnat the socialists can attain power
BY parliamentary means should
win the communists would With
draw from the party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
DID NOT PROSECUTr.

c. A. Lage, uncle OF Cecil Bo,.
row. aged IA, yesterday sentence
to Pontiac reformatory for steal
ing, insists that he was not prose
cutor in the case. As the victim a
the thefts, his part in the case N
merely that Of witness. he saws
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
ASKS INVESTIGATION.

New York, Jan. 19.-Samuel I'm
termyer in an address recommend
ed immediate congressional inves-
tigation Of the department of JUS
tice and the Office of the alien
property custodian.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Licensed to Wed

Charles Claeys Victor, Iowa
Maria T. Van Den Driessche. 49,.
Mnlip