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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
SCRAP SO CAPITAL
SHIPS, IS PROPOSAL
OF j. s. AT PARLEY

WASHINGTON, Nov IL. (By Associated Press-Noe drastic
and farreachng than the ardent advocate Of
dared hope Americas proposals suddenly laid before the
conference today its first by Secretary Hughes
tenyesr naval holiday the proposal short and the United
States Britain and Japan shall scrap capital ships
sggregatng lS7S,043 tons.
Within three months after the conclusion the
United States would have eighteen capital ships Britain 2
Japan TO- The of the three respectively would
under such plan be sO6sO, 6O44sO and 2sS,7OO
Ships when old might be replaced under the plan
and the replacement scheme 100000 United
for Great Britain and 100000 Japan No
paceme ship could exceed $1,000 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
LEADERS IN CONGRESS Are
PLEASED WITH PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. (By Associated PessGenera and
enthusiastic eommendaton by members of Congress
day the American plan limitation naval armament Leaders
Of both parties joined in expressions Of approval.
Il feel that the program wonderful IDEAL destined for
cess said Senator Page Republican Vermont chairman Of the
Senate naval committee
Similar views expressed by Senator Hitchcock Democrat
Nebraska ranking minority member Of the Senate foreign relations
committee
THE boldness and oandor of Secretary Hughes proposals
ured everybody said Mr. Hitchcock THE program Is
and believe will be feel proud that had such
secretary of state a Mr. Hughes"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

Tho laulussc header vas pressed for
a. statement as Co. whether actual agree.
ucnt f0 limit naval armament might
rot bs linked uu Uith Far Eastern set
dement's so that one would hinge on
rhe other .n reaching final conclusions
o. reiterated that b. Vas pr.uar,f f0
deal with each question separately and
al no preference ss ta the order ~
consideration.
Koiafn Merh.fuf of tbs Iafauese
parliament heading the Hnafaeial G.l.
cation serf fn WashinEfDn hF th. ouuo
Htrr Dr constitutional arfv ln 1anan.
l.s lssed 'he base rur~tnn tt lrrrlH
fs.aHer &c. insisted fhaf o. rusf h.
Considered in determining the reisfIve
nlral f. rr. of fhr Ia.iur uowers
NJ No.tguH ud b. prom 80 fo
fur, rearf in OBJ. Pari0r hf fhs dis
marfsIrE af outlying island fortIfiCa-
uons hv both the nifed States and
fanan lf ere American caniiai invest.
"a Ir th01. island sfoups wh.re Amer
.un fafiialaf.oas vers risnfei prohlb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

10 replace n seventeen years " age
from date of completion. Provided.
however. that the first replacement ton
mage shall NOT be- laid down until ten
years from date of the signing Of this
agreement.
60 The scrapping Of capital ships
replaced by new construction shall be
undertaken not lai J. than the date Ol
completion of the few construction and
shall he completed within three months
of the GATE Of completion Of new con.
struciion: or u the date Of completion Of
new construction be delayed. then
Within iour years oi the laying of the
keels of such new construction.
Wl NO chatal SLIPS shall h. laid
down during the term of this agree.
meni whose tonnage displacement en-.
ceeds $4,000 tons.
(Ifl The same rules for determining
tcnnage of capital ships shall apply 10
the ships Of each of the powers party
TO this agreement.
~ Each ~ the powers party 10 this
agreement agrees 90 inform promptly
aIl OF the other powers party 10 this
agreement concerning:
nl The names Of the capital ships
10 be- replaced by new construction.
sl The date Of authorization of re-
placement tonnage.
g) The dates of laying the kecls ~
replacement tonnage.
Nl The replacement tonnage of each
new ship 10 be- laid down.
90 The actual date oi completion of
each new ship.
(6l The fact aud date of the scrap.
ping Of ships replaced.
lGl No fabricated parts of capital
ships including parts of hulls. engines
and ordnance, shall he constructed
previous 10 the date of authorization
of replacement tonnage. \ list Of such
parts wiii be. furnished all powers party
10 .ins sssA.-s.,. "
az In case of the loss or accidental
destruction of capital ships they may
he replaced by new capital ships con
strucied la conformity with the fore.
ging rules.
Auxiliary combatdnt craft.
~. Ia treating this subject, auxiliary
combaiant crafts have been divided In.
tO three classes:
~ Auxiliary surface combataut
craft.
tBI Submarines.
90 tirplane carriers aud aircraits.
~. The term auxiliary surface
c0nbatant craft" includes cruiser Tex.
elusive Of battle crulsersl flctilla lead
erS, destroyers and all other s,Ufare
types except those specifically exempted
Ia the following paragraph:
-. Existing monitors. unarmored
surface craft ~ specified In paragraph
sixteen. under 5000 tons. fuel ships,
supply ships tenders. repair ships.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

hunrd h' scnppcd and few recent.
~ placed in The water nc destroyed
Within three months of ratification uf
hc agreement
That th, older ships of each fleet also
DESTROYED reducing the British force
to % huulosmps the American Co Is.
ana th" Iapancss 10 l0 each shin GO be
'miuod being specifically named
That during tho agreement uo capital
ult lo laid down except under dc
allied replacement scheme included boz
te proposal which would provide for
il'imato equality m the British and
american fleets and tor Japanese
.orre ~ go per cent of the strength OF
.iihtf uf tho other tWu.
That au other naval craft bee similar
IS pro iicd for iu the same ratio sPe
cific Figures for aggregate Tonnage in
ach clnss hciug laid down.
rhn n'jal nhVaf ht hisscgaIdeA -
fhe scaling down rltst tg d ., !
Incapable of solution. owing TO iho con.
Ncriihility OF commercial aircraft Tor
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
SOUTH FURNISHED
rs PER CENT WAR
VOLUNTEER FORCE
DAUGHTERS CoNFEDERACY
PLAN TO PERPETUATE
OLD DIXIE LAND.


sT LOUIS V. Sow o. The five
Hat national convention of the United
Dlughters u. f1s Dpnfcdcraoy ended
h,.r tonight following tho .ugallmrni
.f Nr- Livingston l;nc schuyler Of
N,t yofE . president General off.
GERS N,fr chosen f.r thr yur ToW0r.
IuR th. .s...H.. committee and the
Officers VH t.u joint meeting to
.Ian tb,.I NuI. .H. fb' next ~ months
Adoption ..Hf urihcriug the per
u,tmu.r H H. Dd South. pro, iding
f,. il. ....t. ~ monuments and
t.rdIre fn. ..a#n.uton's r1nurIciite
work was ff. .hof subject % today.s
session 8 Irf ~ 500 600 viu ho rails
ed bv a special election boz every state
division f.. ... erection OF group
.rff.rr .. .. Washing nr lee luitor.
slty at Ie,.rr 80.
a romufs. H.ided Dos Ir j A
paundtre. e.arite ~ Ahtama sub.
mlttod rlr. moving that % p"r cent
ID th. ..l.rH.. .0ldicrs in the World
war ir fr, Irf.I States army. were
from ft, ~f"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
3 CARS STOLEN
IN AMARILLO IN
"a HOURS Time
ONE MAN ARRESTED IN CON
NECTIoN WITH THEFT
OF TOURING AUTO.

Three tlieiis Of automobiles were
reported la AMARILLO yesterday. and
ouc ear, II was said nj the sheriifs
department, to have been recovered
~ tate hour last night.
Mrs. Henry fjhll reported the
theft ~ Bulclsl touring car after
O'clock near lllc First Christian
Charch.
~ A. Wood. lsio c;aru erect.
Informed oiii.sl .mi a Fofi tom
Ing car had been yiolen from him.
r. = ~hliums wio had been a fore
nn of thc ruad .asr,, far about so duNs
D. John "a, Knight was reported a..
tst,d in Sayre. Okla in connection
with 70 car sold by Walker and Boul
N1r, and for which there were believed
t. h' msuuiciont funds in the hank
and tuI check Tor $50. said 60 have
r'H given Ny Mcknight hy him
Wnlun askcd Nr Mcknight 60 cash
$50 .hr.t sl th 20, could gei mar
.i according tu th, latter on the
nI.u state Bank off Kansas city Mt
Knight heard rumur that Williams
'1s having sYm, trouble regarding q
1Ii nIl n Goo aty and he decided
u.r. kHn-ls '.fr aho1t the account
WI'ms shortly thereafter recely.
nr information that there wns no
H.urU u Hs errd.t there
ufH.Uf II char Williams had
nlel' udh1ri stephens touring
ar from W1lhor Bmlware Company
overall 'r. a.. aud had given a check
.I 5000 jUs' previous to Armisiice Dav
0 payment 1t same
40 soon l- Nr Mcknight received
N's Information he called th. sherifrs
'0mrfu'n. which notified officers IN
I portion. u' 'he Panhandle Local
n.a rrr.rf they last saw Williams
.n..' 'n ..'..k saturday morning here
I"''.h.r. messages received here
.' NIGHT state fhHf stephens car
fI mar answering Williams descrip.
.. VHa found n Savre. Okla. The
I.r Nls placed under arrest 10 await
'...I..f.r It local officers
..'..f Attorney rs " Childers filed
complaints against Williams last nieht
.H. court of " T. Airhe1rt. justice
... 1.aU' and f .- expected that an
N,.. $500 leave over the Rock Island
'"l fhis morning Tor Savre
.'.." W,r' working un the thefts
... .IH.. two cars but had not o..
..| 'N'm 90 Date hour Two men
'.i .h1f they saw o. car answer
f.. des.rinti0n OF Mrs HALLS eolng
. H. fHa p73ri Trail. last night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

f'l that course. he said then 100 leas,
in agreement should b. reached 10 stop
30 Expenditures on existing forts
People Want Reduction.
Stating his own impressions as to NJ
Hughes rrouossls the baron declared
'hey were the most complete and log
.ral' suggcstions Tor limitation of naval
.n.o'7 hr Ind heard BE vas In favor of
hs gene al rrinrlnles stated hy Mr
Hughes he added and could sst ihat
'auau Was ''prenarod o. carr, ouf the
0e.lIr runinined ln ihe proposal. o.
rr .rfrHf na-@ihie
Ihr ief.s Has asscd if ths u.ir-fian
rnpf- iases was in d-nlta Ic
.ve.r the pl.tirai parties ln 1aran
"f Ho rHned fn comment on Ianmrs
Hf.frai nolHietl ISSUES o. was ven
lHFrr however b. aid. that the
peapie in general In japan desired
.IiucfiHr of naval arnaments. ard the
lafaness delegation had como % Wash
.gf0n expecting fo meet that desire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

Full Official Text Of
u. S. Proposal Made To
Disarmament COnferees

ships scrapped under this agreement
viii be- 5Sa.sss tonsl
Japan:
>. Japan 10 abandon her program
oi ships not yet laid down, via: The
ky Dwarf. No. I. Ma. y battleshlps, and
Nos. ). G. and =. battle cruisers.
Note; Paragraph five does not In.
volve the stopping Of construction ON
any ship upon which construction has
begun
Japan 10 scrap three battleships:
The Muisu, launched; the Tosa and
kaga, building; and four battle cruisers
the Amagi and Akagi building. aud the
Aiago and Takao not yet laid down.
hut Tor which certain matt ial has been
assembled.
Note: Paragraph six involves re.
duction Of seven new capital ships un,
der construction with u total tonnage
when completed of sss, 100 tonsl.
:. Japan 10 scrap all pre.dread.
naughis and capital ships Of the sec.
ond line. This 10 include the scrapping
" "H H"bH wv W. uhi hot uttiuuiuk
the Settsu.
Note: Paragraph seven involves the
scrapping of ten older ships with .
Total tonnage of i59.seS tons).
The grand total reduction Of ton.
nnre on vessels existing. laid down OF
Tor which material has been assembled
Is iis.9sS tons.
France aud Italy:
y. ~ view 0f certain extraordinary
conditions due tO the World War af.
fccting the existing strength of the
navies Of France aud Iialy. the United
states does not consider necessary the
discussion at this stage of the proceed
ings Of the ionnag. allowance of these
iiaiions. but proposes II be- reserved for
later consideration ~ the conference.
other new construction:
y. No other new capital ships shall
he ccn-,ruc.ed during the period of
this agreement. except replacemet.e
tonnage ~ provided hereinafter.
10. u the terms Of this proposal are
agreed 10. then the United States.
treat Britain and Japan agree that
their naries. three months after the
'"aking of this agreement. shall con.
sist Of the following capital ships:
Disposition Of old and new construc.
tion:
H.. Capital ships shall he disposed
OF In accordance with mbcthods To- he
agreed upon.
requirements:
-. tal The tonnage basis for capl.
tai ship replacement under this pro.
posal to be ~ follows:
tniicd states 500. 900 tons.
Great Britain 500. 900 tons.
Japan 800. 600 tons.
B Capital ships twenty years from
date Of completion may be replaced by
new capital ship construction. hut the
"eels Of such new construction shall
not he laid until the tonnage which II is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
YALE PAYS HONORS
TO MARSHAL f0CH


~ Associated freaa
MN HIVES. Conn. Nus. ie.-lhe
ntme ~ Ferdinand In,h marshal Of
FRAME. wi, u~,rihrd to-day With ~ous
e lair up % ihe roll which bears thr>
- t.eorrr Washington D'nerai i-afa,
ltis and ,srnrfm pero'inuihrau. VIII
Wa al~n q marshal 1T trance.
uarsh.l loch rrcriVcd the honorary
a, grce of Daetar II iaW Al . spccia'
ron,oaiion ~ ~, fellows e Vale I nj
,er.ii,. and later. ~ the ahday guest
~ tir University ~ saw other >onS "i
f,r sln. ilml mairl ha'tlr o. victory
igain.t Princeton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
jAPS PREPARE TO
AGREE ON CUTTING
naval ARMAMENTS

WASHINGTON Nov. H. by Associated Press)-Japan's dele
the limitation conference prepared reach
agreement naval limitation, independently Of the question OF
bases the Pacific settlement Of Far Eastern political prob
also be discussed Washington, Admiral Baron
heading the group said tonight In making
he amped his earlier that the American proposals
preaching but probably formed suitable basis for conference
eussion of the strictly naval phases Of the agenda
The American plan has been turned to his naval
here by Baron kato pending their study and he said He
could definitely how his deeg would the specific
proposals contained With that report hand however
said expected be prepared make answer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
BRITISH EXPERTS LIKE
PROPOSAL BY HUGHES
~ A'.~ia,edrr~

~ Associated rf-.s
LONDON. No, i2-Ihe Nssll, Di>
patch quot - four british experts - o.
s"ring The Wa hingtun naval duciior
prep lsals ThsN srr Nirs Admiial Nftis
herr. retired. Ni.rnuni ~sdsuhlm. com
ranHer Joseph k-uv or'l, 'udspend.
~ i.ihnfi mamlcl of pulilmrni md
loln Robot Chnr.. former fnod con
rollrr and lssor mrmhrr of parliament
VIZ tlinr- y quoted ~ saving.
The prupp>al~ are good. but limita
'i"us upon ~urh . basis would be- pure
u uiihmeticsi. ih', de- uoi " to the
height u il,r spirit which ,l'auld doini
male the conference"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
Iowa Beats Indiana.

nv Associated Press
IOWA CITY Iowa Nov l2- Scoring
thre. touchdowns in the first period
and one In each succeeding quarter.
Iowa had an easy time romping away
With ~ To o victory over Indiana In
O. western conference game here to.
c1v
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
ONE POOR LONE MAN
WITH 1000 WOMEN

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.--A thou.
sand women ana one man tramped
up Filth Avenue today In a parade
and complete disarmament instead
of half way measures" They were
led by Misses Eleanor Branan. once
militant picket with the suffra.
gists which a few years ago posted
themselves near the White House
in Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
GARMENT WORKERS
FIRM ON WALk0UT
n, Associated Press

dt AFsoriniFd PreEF
W WtSiiI>GTON, Nov. ls.-Sec.
retary Of Labor Davis today called
im delegation Of New York City
garment manufacturers In an effort
10 avert the strike called In the In.
dustry for Monday An agreement
was mot reached however. and
lewis Lustig, president Of the Gar.
menf Manufacturers Protective As.
ISOLATION. said upon leaving Wash.
ing tonight that the employers
would issu~ u statement In New
York Sunday upon their conclu.
sions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
16O AMENDMENTS
TO TAX REVISION
BILL AGREED ON
LEVY ON SALARIES OF PRES
IDENT AND FEDERAL
JUDGES CONTINUED.
gy Associated Pre~s

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.--IIouse
aud senate conicrees on the tax r..
vision hill holding their first ses.
sion today. agreed to approximate
" 100 of the 1913 amendments to the
bill The most important was that
adopted by the Senate continuing
the taxes on the salaries ~ the
president and federal judges.
The conferecs passde over today
the income suriaN amendment and
the corporation income taN proyis.
ION. the two high spots In the blu.
hut agreed to the amendment con.
iinuing the present normal income
rates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
FAT GIRL s WAIST
AND HIPS REDUCED

~ Assn NNfHN f@FHaa
\EW NORk. Nov. ie.-S.r.b
strong. with loss Of 81 pounds
a'uirdupois. eleven inches of waist
line aud uinc inches of hips. today
wa~ declarrd winner of the fat re.
ducii"n squad which went into
training month ago under dircc.
iion OF Health Commissioner Cop-.
land. Other members of the squad
lost 10 to IS pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
CHICAGO PRINTERS
GRANTED EXTENSION

., A.-es.'~a Pee,
enc Ado. Nav. le.-tmployers
in th. closed shop group 81 the thi
rsgo bob printing industry today
granted anoiher eNisnsion ~ ex.
pring contracts with ihe unions ~
give iurlher time Tor wage ne
gotiatinns NJ time limit was set
and both ,ides interpreted the nc.
tion n meaning settlement
would b. reaelsed without eitlsr a
strike 90 luokout. The unions ash
contracts hased ON % hour week
aud the present wages.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
WASHINGTON TAKES
GAME WITH TULANE

ST Louis Mo Nov 12-Washing.
ton -riverstys football team present
e, surprisingly strong offensive In
NJ inter.sectional game with Tulane
here this afternoon. which the locals
won. "a 90 6 Bv working the overhead
rlpe to perfection, the Washington
llavers forced the visitors throughout
ihr gumc tu assume the defensive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
PEACE PROCLAMATION
EXPECTED THIS WEEK

- Associated pvs-s
Ni>iiiNGf0>. NOV. Is.-The
dratl ot = prc,lanaiion DECLARING
ihr niied >ia'e> st prace. has be~n
submitted b' the state department
To frc>id"ni Harding for approval
ana signature and IT. promulsatian
i eNpecied Early next week.
This was harmed earl, today co
incident With announcement b, IN,
state department II the exchange
~ ratification - the irrafy of B~r.
hn. ELECTED Yesterday al the t.er.
nan capital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
GERMANY IS TOO
POOR TO APPOINT
j. S. AMBASSADOR
CABINET OFFICIALS ARE UN
WILLING TO UNDERTAKE
HEAVY EXPENSE.

BERilN. Nov. ls.-The question
II German diplomatic representa-.
lion al Washington sim IL unset.
iird. the cabinet not yet being able
IL find an eligible politician willing
10 undertake the expense nc the
present rate of exchange.
A cabinet official with whom the sub
jrci was discussed today permitted the
Inference to be- drawn that the Wirth
government still hopes the Washing
ton government viii dispense TEN
porlly with the naming of a ful.fledged
ambassador. This he pointed out would
give the Impoverished German excheq
uer a respite hy permitting the govern.
mcnt 10 select a charge and staff
limited 10 the forces actually needed to
Keep the Washington mission IN opera.
iion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

CONTINUED u> rhaE rwo'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14

lNeedlework Guild
Display Oct. % at
c. E. Sharpe Home

The annual tea of the Needle
work guild, display and tea con-
Quoted by the Helpers circle, Kings
Daughters, will be held on Satur-
day afternoon, Oct. %, at the home
of Mrs. c. e. Sharpe, 1911 Twenty
second street Membership in the
guild is attained by donating three
articles of a kind for the display
to be later turned over to the city
charities. Anyone interested in the
plan which every year secures hun
dreds of necessary articles of cloth
ing, household wear and food, is
invited to help the circle by con-
tributing toward the display, and
attending the tea to which they
are invited.
Last years affair gathered near
ly 900 articles which were distrib-
uted among the Rock Island We'll
fare association, Bethany home, Wis
fting Nurse association and West
End settlement Each donor is
privileged to designate to which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
Druggists Auxiliary Plans Drive.

Mrs. H. P. Currier of 804 TWEEN
ty-seventh street, was hostess to
the members Of the druggists aux
Hilary yesterday afternoon. The
women planned a membership
drive to continue until the next
meeting on Nov 10, when an effort
will be made to secure new mem
berships. Two sides were chosen,
Mrs, Charles Strate being captain
Of one and Mrs. II. E. Rowe Of the
other.
After the business session 500
was played at five tables. Prizes
went to Mrs. c. E. Schults of Mo-
line, first, and Mrs. Strate all cut.
After the games, a delicious two
coursed luncheon was served at the
small tables. Mrs. Arthur C. War
rem of Moline was admitted as a
new member yesterday and Mrs.
Currier favored with piano selec-
tons. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Dan Dahlen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
BURY MARK NIKAS.
GREEK MURDERER

Mark Nikas, $50 Twentieth ave-
nue., Greek fruit peddler, who muir
dered Mrs Gertrude Taylor, Mon
day evening in the horne Of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Wollenhaupt
and then took his own life, was
buried this afternoon in Chippian-
mock cemetery. Rev. Joseph A.
Chapman, pastor of the First Meth.
odist church, conducted the serv.
ices.
Mrs. Taylor, the murder victim
was buried yesterday morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
Mass Meeting at School

The gymnasium of LongfeNow
school was filled last evening with
friends and parents of the school
children at the mass meeting con-
Quoted by the parent-teachers' as
ISOLATION. There was a program
presented by the school children, as
sisted by Miss Dorothy EIteman,
who read a monologue. E C. Fisher
spoke on the school tax question.
This afternoon a meeting of the
p. T. A. is being held at the school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
MAYORS RELIEF
COMMITTEE WILL
OUTLINE ORDER

HI. X. Walker will represent the
real estate men of Rock Island on
the committee designated by Mayor
H. NJ. Schriver to provide aid for
the unemployed this winter.
Men and women whom the may
or has asked to serve will meet
this evening at the city hall for the
purpose of considering plans for
providing relief, and expectations
are that from the expressions of
the COMMITTEES Eaambers it will be
possible to formuiat- q definite
prOgram-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
Mrs. McPike Again W. C. T. q.
Head

Mrs. C. W. McPike was reflect
ed president of the Kingsbury w.
c. T. u. at the meeting held yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G, W. Reddig, 1917 Ninth ave
nue.. Other officers selected for
the year are:
Vice president-Mrs. C. o. Griffin.
Secretary-Mrs. Reddig.
Treasurer-Miss Bella f. Cook.
The county superintendent of
Americanizadon work, Mrs. White
or2Moline, was present yesterday
and gave a talk. The meeting top
ic@ was AUGMENTATION. Papers
and clippings were given by Mes
danes S. M Wilson, Griffin and
Sylvester and Miss Cook.
The hostess served tea after the
business meeting. Mrs. Griffin at
her home, S22 Fourteenth-and-a-
half street, will entertain the circle
on Nov. 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-14
SRDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS-OCTOBER IA, 1921.

GAZETTEER. Junior branch leader. and
Mrs. o. S. Morris, an associated
member being special guests. Miss
Seraphine Morasco was elecIeu
president and Miss Alice PneIps
secretary-treasurer at the business
session. The afternoon was spenl
sewing for bazaar which VIII De
held in the near future, the date &c
be set later. The next meeting viii
be held on Oct. 81.