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The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-28
TAX Returns Will
REMAIN INVIOLATE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-''It is
well that the conferees on the tax
revision bill agreed to strike out the
provision giving Congress authority
to call upon the treasury department
for income tax returns of corpora
tions and individuals. We have al
ready too much governmental inter
ference with private affairs. The
treasury department, with the CO.
operation of the department of JUS
tice, has ample authority to see that
every man and every corporation
makes an honest return of his taxa
bic income. The responsibility for
the faithful performance of that
duty should be left with the depart
ment where it is lodged. It is quite
possible that the treasury department
will not in all cases secure complete
returns and collect all the taxes le-
gally due, but there is no likelihood
that constant inquiries from Congress
and demands for inspection of the
records would result in any material
increase in collections or in expedition
of the work. There is delay ard con-
fusion enough already.
"But, aside from that phase of the
matter, the income tax returns should
remain inviolate except for the sin
gle question of their accuracy. #
Congress or a Congressional commit
tee could and did call for income
returns, and made them subject to
committee inspection, there would be
no further possibility of an individ-
ual or corporation keeping his busi-
ness affairs secret. Business compe-
tition is always keen. Rival will fre-
quently reOrt to extreme measures
to ascertain the financial status OF
their competitors. Information of this
kind, if available in a critical situa-
ton, would enable an unscrupulous
concern to ruin it's unfortunate rival
which il left free to pursue it's bust
ness in the usual way would attain
success. There are a lot of success.
ful men in the United State who have
seen the day when it would have beer
disastrous for them if there had beer
publicity of their financial Difficult
ties. Given a fair opportunity, they
pulled through the emergency anC
continued to be useful factors in tn,
industrial life of their communities.
what American industry needs to
day is little less interference from
the government-particularly from
bureaucrats who may never have con
Quoted any considerable business o
their own, but who take delight il
trying to tell private citizens how t
run their affairs"
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-28
FLIvVERS AND FLATS.

The gentleman whom President
Wilson tried to force into the senate
from Michigan proposes that the
Muscle Shoals improvements be paid
for with currency issued on the
strength of the value of the proper
ty. To be consistent, Mr.. Ford
would presumably support policy
Of issuing currency to the amount of
s2O,OOO,OOO,OOO to buy the railroads
and just to help financial conditions,
issue few billions more to pay for
good roads. We thought the fiat
money theory was abandoned way
back in 1896.
Germany is the only country which
has formally abolished tipping.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-28
man. Lei the people think.

man. Let the people think.
Is it within the powers Of Gompers,
Lenine or the four big Brotherhoods
to fill the bread baskets of the work
men indefinitely without allowing
honest to goodness work?
Every westerner should buy sugar
manufactured in the west and help
up our beet sugar industry.
If the federal trade commission in
vestigate to make a show for draw
ing it's pay, for goodness sake let it
pick out something which does not in
terfere with the operation of basic
western industries.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-28
CONGRESS ENACTED
MANY GOOD LAWS

WASHINGTON, Dee. 27.-AmOng
e57e major pieces Of legislation passed
BIZ Congress during the special ses-
SION may be mentioned thoe dealing
primarily with
Federal Administration: The
Budget Act, providing for a more
5usiness-like manner Of handling the
taxpayers money. The Sweet Act,
establishing the Veterans Bureau, by
which affairs of ex-soldiers have
been centralized and delays minim-
Gzed. The bill appropriating $48,-
coo 900 to continue the work of the
shipping board, bankrupted by the
previous administration. Readjust-
aent Of compensation of postal en-
Fsoyes. The Immigration Restriction
BIZ, for curtailing European immi-
grafton. The Maternity Bill; the
FoIstcad anti-medicinal beer bill; the
amy and navy appropriation bills
carried over from the previous ses-
SION, an dthe first deficiency appro-
priation bill.
Industry: The bill amending the
War Finance Corporation Act to
provide relief for producers of agri-
gultural products and authorizing the
War Finance Corporation to utilize
me billion dollars of it's securities tx
aid in export of those products, anC
20 breed, raise, fatten and marke
live stock. The packers bill, to reg
uIate interstate and foreign com
Tnerce in live stock, dairy products
etc. The bill penalizing purely spec
ulative operations in grain futures
The bill providing for an addiaion;
deposit of $25,OOO,OOO, thus increa!
ing the working capital of the Far
Loan Board to $50,O0O,O0O. tt
amendment to the Edge bill, encou,
&ging export trade. The bill pr
viding for a consolidation Of ind
pendent telephone companies, theret
eliminating losses incident to unwi
duplication. The bill authorizing t
President to provide for the order
and controlled landing of submari
cables. Amenment to the fede1
Road Aid Act by the Federal Hig
way Act, centralizing authority
the states and insuring road upke
The Emergency Tariff Bill, extend
so such time as the general tariff /
now pending passes.
Rehabilitation: The peace reso
tions creating official peace W
Germany and Austria. The Tax
vision, reducing the tax burdens ST
100000 this year and an estima
SS35,OOO,O0O for 1922. Relief of tn
who had responded to the call of
government for the production of '
materials, and who were subjected
losses by the sudden termination
khe war.
Miscellaneous; Bill providing for
an agreement among the west
states for the disposition and apr
tionment Of the waters Of the c.
rado river. Bill limiting indebi
ness Of the Philippine Islands.
providing punishment for handl
personal property on contract
sale with intent to defraud.
amending revised statutes relating
criminal cases. Bill extending n
to cotto nstates through efforts
eradicate the pink boil worm.
sion and bridge bills, etc.
Among the bills pending are:
bill for the amendment of the trl
portation act Of 1929 to enable
War Finance Corporation TO ha-
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-28

One large business man described
recent economic history very apprO-
priately-he said that the world went
on a joy ride without gas enough to
get back.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
SMILES CONE leln
70 PRfTTr FACES
TAe cAsrn Of Gee4 l1eHltA Ms iis
Soarre h RicA Re1 biasG NetA.
10 - Garth 50 keceS-
ssry fer Bsssiy.
ptDTo-nAlsiAE susA0s slO0s
eesisres ne Qssiity sf Yen
BiosA. Brings BsCk Ce,sr End
ReAevs vssslity. u.

Personal charm 10 like a light
Ii sh.sis its rays evervher~. IL tns
ligh, Of your personal charm hldSen
under The bushsi d bad blood
Instead Of the habitual ssniles do
you wear 9 tired iook--alnost Z
seowlf DO you tire easily Are
you pale and lacking 10 vital energy
and smbitions
You are pe. really Iii. ioui
blood has hscons .eak and slug.
gish. II 10 hall starved. Wha, you
need 10 the blood, making qualities
OF that sp.snld tonlo, Pspso- nj angan.
After you have taken psps-Mansan
q little while you will ieel . big i'm
pfossment .fhe WRITES viii cYpe
bach People will see a diHerenee
in vuu. You will make irieads
again. You will have plenty Of
neh. red blood. and seel stronger.
pspse. Aangan hes been ba!ldias
red blood for YEAR,, Physicians
prescribe II right along. /, mas Just
the ingredients that starved blood
a-eds, Scld in liquid and tablet
form Both have the same eject
Bu, he sure yua get the yeaufns
pep,o- Mansan. Ask tor "Gudssh
and be sure that the iull name,
tiads's pep,o-MsassA, 10 ae she.
package. Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Try Our Pure Cream and Milk Guaranteed!
HUBERT RAY. ,
~ yuEDDHnInuB SSeSSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

| Neil Wright. OF Nashville wsi
here sunday the guest Of b.s parents
Or and Mr.. A, B. Wright
| Mas Edna Larkins. OF Bum
sssnt jsst. lhms,las utght sitb M
| cousiu, Misc lone Ls.tins,
Miss Irene sngs. d Turkey Creek
sp4nt the week. end here the sues
OF Miss bertha RsAden,
VIII Greer. Who resides on Plney
has been seriously i'll sor ,sysfaI
mouths. 10 reported no better
Miss Louise Cummins. oi Lyle
visited, Miss Minnie Pocket, and
other trisnds aud relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Mark Harrison and Francis
0uy Harrison, OF Nashville, ara
here Tor q ,wo weeks Wal, with
Mira. CLAYTON Smith.
Mrs J \. Watson aud daughter,
Miss Elisabeth. OF fais, spen,
Friday and Saturday here the guee,s
oi Mr- Clayton Saith.
Glenn Bryan has son. 10 HI
.Paso. lsxsr Mrs Bryan Will re-.
main ior several week. visit with
relatives htre aud C-htfesllle
Mr. and Mr.. Nathan Wt,.,aus,
oi Nashville. we're 5er SUNDAY tbs
guests II their aunt, Ars 7 Il,
kdwards,
The many friends Of Miss George
Lee Jones are pleased TO lean that
she 10 improving Miss Jones has
had a several weeks sslgs OF
rheumatism
Mfs. q {. Redisn vas called to
Psris last Friday to attend the bed
side OF her daughter. Mrs. DsI,n
Redden, and grandson. both Of
whom asv. pneumonis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
h = =

Mrs. Nellie Davis 10 visiting IN
Nashville. ...-
N, (islhssman left Wednesday 10,
ths EAstssn market.
L. G. Self 10 Id HoIicv spsins-.
Ninissippl, ou business.
Misc Sarah r. Brown spent the
weekend In Nashville.
Miss Bsssie. Moore has returned
from A visit with irieais In Memphis.
Miss Mary Sanders and Geraldine
Nall spent the week end 10 Mash.
yills,
Plain sewing quickly aud neatly
done. Mr.. Pearl Donaldson. N6
Syivis strret Dickson.
Mr., Frank Evans, Of Wsvefly,
vas the svss, sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs, II, A. psyton
Mira. J l.. Wyman hA, gone IT,
Nashville TO spend ths remainder
II the winter
Miss Hester Ksele spent The week
end 10 Nashville the guests OF rel.
stivss and friends
samuel l.. Miller, OF Nashville.
spent sunday here Win hfs sister
Mrs. A. ", Perry,
Misc Policy Cherry ot Nashville,
open, The week end here the guest
OIL ,Miss Hertha ssess and other
lriends
EOuND--Pockst purse. Owner
can have some hy describing Il
aud paying tor the notice Alyxt
Nash, 40 Richard Avenue.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

II. A. PeTton spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In CslaGSia on lwasi'
ness.
Mp. Florence L. Cowan. Who hsa
bssn ca IN sxtsndsd visit to hxa
son. Rev. J. Hor.es Cowaa. al
Gssgesown. 0nlo. 10 expsc,ed
homs Friday Of tais week.
James IT,. soe oil Mr.. and Mrs..
j. W. Bryant, was taksn 20 nash
Vile Saturday. where be underwent
% operator for appendicitis, At
last rspost be vas doing nicely,
Mn- lim Bryan and daughter,
Miss Mayme, wefs in Nashville
Sunday a. tbs bedside ii her soc.
James. j.. who uodefwsn. al op
srstion for sppe1iiciliss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

/ Mayor ffoiisy Informs us that hs
has placed an order Tor stree, signs
and they will soon be ready TO b,
| put up and also asks ,ha, everyone
who has not already put up re.
cep,acles, TO please do 10 a, opcr.
80 tina, no further delay viii b.
esussd in starting the Tree mail de
livery in Dickson These r~crpia
ella can be purchased a, the
Dickson Hardware Co, or d the
postotiice, II YOU hAvn', got yours
do go al ones. ~ !. 10 absolutely
necessary before the service can be-
started.
Proper food means health TO boys
and girls, Health 10 wealth, aud
-belonss TO every man. woman and
child la this land TO day. MIX 10
fundamental. II 10 also economical
(tor quart Is equal TO 3 sgss In
food yslus,) Then Why not use in
II |, were put 10 medicine bottles,
IL would cell for q dollar 4 bottle.
and then would be no end N the
demand Tor this vital food, You
are always sure Of getting your iresh
Milk at Hubert RAYS The Milk
way is the health way--Milk 10 in.
stispvnaahis- $50 .s.a,,..,a,,> t,,...s.,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

Too nauch csnnaA be essrcssfd N
selecting . ct,ash medicine ans
childreu. l, sAcuN be pleasant 10
take. coe,.in no harmful drug and
most s6@ctuni in eusins thar es0Eh
aud colds. Ln1a experiences hss
shown thai Chsnhtrss'n's Coash
Remedy meets thes. conditions. II
- !syw,ie With many 1olhsrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

FOR sAf.E--%D acres oar miI.'
wsss ri Dickson, ID suss level.
balanc. ia timber, fsui rson hcr=e
SD other outbui!dirgs Tbis prop
sgfy can be- bought ut . bargain.
would esehanss Tor town property,
Futbef information zee OF wri,s
pinkeston and Sanders. dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
The Bridge Club Entertained

| 3 ~. r .. 4.
Mr and Mrs Lester Rnvess enter.
tanned the Friday Evening Brids.
Club last ssek. Bridge 1aS plAyst.,
a, four tables Xr.. Hsrwell Weaver
and Frans Henry making highest
score. ii'nVvs r..ayias iacia,irii 81
and Mrs., Clsud Guerin. Dr.. and
Mr Har.w-il Weaver, Mr., and
Mrs q, Y. CLARK. Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Wynns. Mr.. and Mrs Pau!
Rahy, Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Collins,
Jr. Mr. and Mr Frank Henry. M
and Mrs. Ed, Murchison and Mr.
aud Mrs Rogers.
After the game, 4 delicious salad
course Vas served.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Nicks.Waker

Mr. Perry Nicks and Mas Irene
Walker we're mArriet Sunday after.
noon At The home OF the officiating
Squire A D, Rnslish.
The groom IL the son Of NJ. Johr
Nicks while ID. bride II the daugh
Ter Of Mr.. C. NJ. Walker. both m
siding In the Jones Greek ns,ghbor
hood.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11
Do You Want to Bxya Homes

Let M cell you us~ one. Would
you buy 20 old suit aud remodel 1t
whta you cooh e, = rev outfit Tor
,hs sams ooseys Why buy old
propesty sassn you can have . new
hcme built iM ths same money
Had vou rather have . home made
10 order % : home built 10 soi,
acme oee els<f W. build esw
homes 70 srd4s. Le, " build yoo
ons.
II. r. Cov,s Lumber Co,
Retail Devt.
Dickson. Tsnpemspe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

We c.a supply You With shellsd
corn, ear corn. crushed ear corn.
cracked corr and iesd meal. shucks
and bag. Ask for delivtrwd psices
Coshitt Grain Co.
Dxuveg, Tsrn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-11

Let Ts. 20 al" pfin, il,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

I.,...:3a & ND 1I5,r 1euunel11p1ax
eens ~ ~. ! -. -, "a. ..s.-tt,,n
- ~. -, ~: ~. r. :ss ! ~ s.
= - ~ ...... =. Sss..s
y. l.. N.. 49, =.
- - ~ 4; q ~ ets. :. s.. .s
~. - ~ @ - 49, - st;
sheu - -. - t,s.. !.
Nns - ues s 1a., ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

= - -.
g aeve4oplng % ne url0st ~. IN.
Wp0ns IN lnSenAs ssesNAy
- possible. S !.
Commenting On the great cost @
MAINTAINING modern nesies me 70
port declares tnat natatMly ny
scneme; pfOposltion or inscntIou
which appears 70 oner iesS expen.
ave, shorter rcad 10 Vctofy, y most
attractive ana Seneraly nnds en-.
tnu:iasac .suppoIseas. a.mo -. nv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

In \. PAnl noek Island coen-
5Mcia1, after N examination
R1ter Anastassopoul0s, l3lz
SSo6tA avenue, East Moline, I'm
'6I66asto the belief that the man y
= Victim of leprosy. ~ reported
~ state board of health. The
Snoeod victim was examined yes
111aH aftsenoon BY Dr.. Paul ard ,
4 GIbef Il the state board Of
1f9Ith sent 70 Rock Island for the
iSpeso Of investigating the report
~ both indicate that they believe
zlkk5e evidences ~ another disease
5SlNs have been taken - symptoms
sof 1eDrosy. He will remain isolated
~ some time, during which the
spA1sicians will make = close study
~ hfs condition and determine =
/ correct diagnosis. II found to be In
~ initial stages Of lepeCsy, Of
(which there are no outward mani
x1Ggtaiions, Peter will be sent 70 Z
-3lcAc colony.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
ARSENAL AID HAS
MEMBERSHIP 1,0O4
AND NEARLY $500

The 4-month report Of the Rock
Island Arsenal Employees Aid as
sociation shows that the associa-
ton has a membership Of 1904 in
good standing. Of which 65 are new
members. The report extends over
the months Of Oct. l, 1870, to Feb.
l, 1921.
Collections for the four months
were $1,004.10 and the disburse-
ments $2,00z.90. leaving q balance
in the sick benefit fund Of $3.50. In
the death benefit fund there is a
balance Of $7Ss.44. making q total
balance Of s790.74. There was one
death in the four months period.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Uric Acid Poisoning
10y Or. N. c. Cook)

\ poison % dangerous - stEychnin
d manufactured within our own
bodies, called uric acid. When It &C.
cumulates in the body and the lid.
neys fail to carry It Of, No suffer
froah dun headache. slesplessneas.
muscular pains. lumbago, or It may
cause rheumatism or govt. The uric
acid can be seen In the cloudy ssdf
mont In the water - what 10 called
Tie "brlck-dust," noted on the sides
Of the vessel containing it-after .
few hours standing. The water 10
scant, high-colored, strongly acid. and
this should be danger sign. and II
not taken In time BY cutting out the
meat, tea and alcohol. may end In
rheumatism or govt.
Take "An-uric." hrst discovered By
Dr.. Pierce, OF the Surgical Institute
ln Buffalo. N. 7. Anurie (anti-urie
acid) Tablets can b. obtained ct al
most any drug store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
STOMACH GAVE Her
YEARS OF TORTURE
Could hardly stand on her feet.
Eats anything now.

'sFor years I suffered with stomach
trouble in in worst form. 1t was 30
bad It times I could hardly stand on
ny feet. lost my appetite and what
4 little l did eat formed gas in my stoQ-
ach % bad that it bloated me all up,
and caused me to suffer with shortness
0t breath and pains around my heart.
tsvas completely worn out and felt
bad all the time.
saw .Milks Emulsion advertised in
The daily papers and decided to try It,
and / want to tell you ! commenced
70 improve before l finished the frst
bettle. My appetite has returned and
l GIN now eat anything without any
trouble afterwards. My stomach
trouble has entirely disappeared and l
sleep like . log every night. In fact
feel q well - / ever did."-Ms.
Q. ]. Zecha, SIS Charles st., st. Paul,
MINI.
The blessed relief which Alilks
Emulsion gives in stomach trouble, is
only part Of IT. good work. The bene-
1T b both prompt and lasting. 1t
Cost1 nothing to try.
Milks Emulsion is q pleasant. nutri-
tive food and 4 corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy. natural bowel actioc.
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. 1t promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. 1t helps
build hesh and strength. and il q pow
erfpl aid in resisting and repairing the
elects Of wasting diseases.
This II the only solid emulsion made.
and 70 palatahle that it Is eaten with
Z Spoon like ice cream. Truly won
derful for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantees six bottles home
with you, use 1t according to directions
and lfr not satisfied with the results,
your.uAoney will Be promptly refunded.
Price, 75c and $50 per bottle. The
Milks~Cmulsion Co.. Terre Haute, Nd.
Sold By druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

(iC;catfluel nom Pare oae.)

~ & 49, i, !. q.
'....:..:;2;t::- N Asnariesaln riehta in
- - Z ~sx,,isc.r $ 1intn:sfratidn
:.s.s. ~ ~. s.;:c Az ssrue 9hotrId
~ s2, z. ~ = ,s,... -. rs.ts "a nro-
80 800 v ~ NJ. ~s,, crns,6er III
- 49, s.rs hss -cnnsented
-. sSfricrnsrv sf1ence 1iyes
~ -. ss:,s In th,s srant. .the .Amef-
s., - vii be in the po-
sssi.n q sssfinr redress only from
~. Sllies in csss the 7discrimina-
-, ~ .trsda onerates In serious
d d 10 &c United states.
4 0rfrinslsy Il vas believed BY
nav ~ ~ oDnonents Of the treaty
~ Vetsailles IN I simple declara-
finn n nence s. resolution Of con-
srees cauld cont.in 1 statement an
norncine fhat the United States in
sormai,v, enferin into . state Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tab,et,

That is the joyful cry Of tho,,,..
since DR.. Edwards produced On
Tablets, the substitute for calomei
DR.. Edwards. a prachcing phySr,,
for II years and caaomelfs oid.Sms
enemy. discovered the formula fcr c.
Tablets while treating patterns i
chronic constipation and tofpid IN, s
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets d =
contain calomel. but a healing, soolh..
vegetable laxative
No griping is the keynote" q H..
little sugar-ooated. olive-colored *
lets. They cause the bowels and Eye,tc
act normally. They never force then
to unnatural action.
Ifyou have a clark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull, tired feeEng-id
headache-torpid liver-constpa6m
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant !.
suits from one or two of DR.. Edward
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night III,
to keep right. Try them. lsc AID 30
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

cided to give it . trial. / got GOOD
results from its use % that I an nov,
able to do my work. / recommend
your Vegetable Compound to my
friends who have troubles similar to
mine and you may use these fActs e
. testimonial. MIR. CT. PmrlrpA
Toomsboeo, Ga.
Weak, nervous women make IN.
happy homes, their condition irYitatea
both husband and children. It II
bsen said that nine 4tsnths Of TIA
nervous preetration, nervous d.
spondency, 'sthe blues, I" iifitahiity
md bsckache axiee from ocsae a..
placemeat q derangezhent,o f ava.
mans system. Mira rhillipe' letaoe
proves that no other romod0ioO -.
eesefnl = Lydia r plnkhaSlis Voeo.
table Cunpoun6 go, -,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
TRIE WOMEN BUY
PARK AS A PRESENT
TO TOWN; BACK OUT
(Special Cosrespondence. J

i Erie, ILL.,. Feb. 3.-The regular
1nesttng OF the Erie Woman's club.
held Tuesday, was well attended.
ahGsa pleasant afternoon spent.
Various matters Of business were
discussed. Among the number was
the question of turning the large
park over to the town. At the time
the park WIS bought, It was under
stood that II thought best, the park
would become the property ofSthe
town, when the last Indebtedness
was paid. Az the park is now paid
Tor, the question Of passing 1t over
To the town was preached. but upon
being put to motion 1t was unan-
J iiuously voted to keep possession OF
It Tor the present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
KAABA PLANS TO
GREET TRAVELLERS

"A special meeting Of Kaaba tenn
pie, ShYiners, will be held ID Day-
export Sunday to form plans for
greeting travellers to the. imperial
conclave OF the Shrine when they
pass through ON their way. to Dies
Moines. 1t is the hope Of the ON
GERS Of Kabba that . delegation will
meet all trains passing through
Davenport 81. 80.
Only routine business was con-
Quoted .. the regular meeting Tues
day night. Illustrious Potentate
Charles e. Kobeson will appoint
committees at the meeting Sunday.
it vas announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
FARMERS PUT IN /.
DAY WORKING ON
ANDALUSIA ROAD
lspecial Correspondence. }

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Andalusia, Feb. 3-Thanks to
the enter rise of Albert Hoter.
Albert Guyer, Henry Hass and .
company of their friends. all farm
ers living in and near here, the An
dalusia road il now not only passa-
Bile but in good shape. -
Exhibiting. the good qualihss Of
citizenship-civic pride in, their
community-Messrs. Hofer, Guyer
and Hass gathered together a num-
Der of farmers in the vicinity, and
started out early in the morning to
work the road. By evening, It is
said, between four and i've hundred
loads Of gravel had been hauled and
placed In the road, filling up all Of
the holes and bad places from
Frank Woods farm into Anda1naia
The days work put in by thil
group II men, all Of which was do
mated, has been q great improve
ment in the road, and one which il
welcomed by those who use it.