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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04

crate means they were not the sort
who lean to extravaganza.
Helps on Newspaper
When she married Mr.. Harding in
1891. his newspaper, the Star, was not
yet out of the woods financially and
she went to work in it's business de-
partment. She applied herself to adj
vertising and circulation problems
with an eye for efficiency all along the
line. She watched the original pur-
chases Of print paper and materials
and she stood at the presses and gave
instructions to the newsboys daily be-
fore they started on their rounds with
the finished product.
1t is said of her in Marion that when
she became the wife of the struggling
young editor she told her friends she
expected to make him president some
day, and it is known that at some of
the most discouraging stages of the
preconvention campaign last year it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04

was she who insisted vigorously that
the fight be continued
Active in Campaign
During the strenuous days when
thousands were marching to the front
porch of the Harding residence on Mt
Vernon avenue she was the most acI
i've figure about her usband's head.
quarters. She was beside him every
time he spoke at home or away; she
shook hands with as many men and
women as did he; and she was in and
out of his offices from morning Altii
night, rounding up details and giving
him advice on all serious questions
before him.
Late on the night of the last front
porch meeting a newspaperman pas
sing the Harding home saw someone
moving about the dark recesses Of
the big veranda. 1t was Mrs. Harding,
drawing the porch chairs back against
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04

New Garden Friends church,
Three-quarters mile south of Fountain
City. Pastor, Miss Esther Cook. Sun
day school superintendent, Mrs. Ella
Bond: Sunday school at $50; special
missionary Sunday; preaching 1O:45
a. m. and Z p. M: Young Peoples so
ciety, Christian Endeavor, p. m.
Whitewater Christian church-Sun
day school at $50; superintendent. O
c. Hunt; preaching services, 1880;
evening services Z o'clock. Pastor
Rev. William Wright.
Boston M. e. GENERALIZATION. Will
bur Thorn; Sunday school superinten
dent, Guy Girton; Sunday school, a,
$50 a, m. Attendance last Sunday
Sc: make it rs next Sunday The re
cent revival conducted by Rev. Bead
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04

zens connected with the Loyal Ameri-
can League, the destruction by dyna-
mite of downtown buildings and an in
tensive campaign of anarchistic propa-
ganda throughout the city are believed
to have been nipped by the arrest here
recently of eight men. said to be men,
beers of an anarcnistic group.
YOUNGSTOWN representative
of the state board of health will come
here, according to word received by
local officials to investigate what is
believed to be a case of typhus in
recently arrived immigrant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04

the wall for the night and softly whist.
ling quiet little air of contentment.
Belongs to Methodist Church
Mrs! Harding is a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church, and the
Hardings alternate attendance be-
tween that and the Baptist church, of
which the new president: is member
She loves children and chooses
horses and dogs for her pets
or medium height, the new first lady
carries herself erect and with charm
ing dignity. Pictures seldom do her
justice, for although her hair il
streaked with silver her eyes. are as
bright and her glances and smiles as
radiant as when she was sixteen.
Mrs. Coolidge is the mother of two
active sons. She did most of her OWE
homework even while she was frs,
lady of Massachusetts,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04
News of the Counties

DUNLAPSVILLE. Ind.-R. L. Beck,
miles west of here, was injured by a
falling tree recently. One leg was
broken near the ankle. Mr.. Beck was
cutting locust tree, which in falling
caught in another and fell on him.
His son Charles, working nearby, call
ed for aid. Beck was taken to a sani-
tarium at Connersville and later
brought back to his home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-04
Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS.-Unab to live happi-
ly because he had cheated the state.
Elton Lockner, who escaped from the
Ohio penitentiary when serving an in
determinate sentence, came back to
prison.
CLEVELAND.-Plot which involv-
ed the assassination of Cleveland citi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

no iie 9nitbol5 i6gen fir Or. 8Orf.
mann, mel6er ouf ieinem bortigen
gi9entbum mebrere @eb6u6e gu cr.
riften beabii6tigt.
9as feline So6ter9en beS g. q.
9reter purbe lebten Sreitag plotlid,
bon erniter &ronfbeit befaGer, bod
bot iid in5pii6en bereits pieber hie
oGieits gemiinidte 8eiier,tng einae.
felt.
8aitor 81. &oIobn lit letten Cams.
tag bon ieiner nod SigblnnO, @tsc.,
lntcrrommenen Heiie SuriidgefeDrt.
&. @naeIbrr9t un0 s. Saieubed
madten lebten 0onnerstag cine @e.
ih6ftsreiie nod 2inn.
SraH y. Jllete peTlnOet rlG qliI
Der &ranfenltite.
&i6oppler's neltes @ebGltoe Dos
er ols S6miebemerfItGtte benuser
miro, gebt ieiner 8oIenoung entge.
gen.
@m. &uffner rnb Somilie, bon
Scrmonrt, tporen on Counting bier
ouf 9eiud BEL Der SomiIie Sp
stephan.
9oItor 6. q. Meinefe uno Sa
mile mad)ten lesteh Rontoe elmer
attsflug na6 Sermann.
Senrp Obere unb SomiIie Der
neilten lebten Sonntag in 8oiebui
ouf 9eiuh BEL 8erpanoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29
D..

Die Sfule i'm S4ulte.9 iitrift,
untcr 2ebrerin g(nnn 8albeder be.
ging am lesten Sreitag ibre S6luB-
feier NIT einem reihbalti9en unS
if0nen Brogram, Dem gum S6luB
elm Bic lipper folete 5u melhen Is
unierer juneen 9nmen Die pSies"
uto ebeniobiele ilnee RGmer nit
onerfennenstpertbcr @alantrie unb
eincnl lobli6en 8pcf oienen6, bas
n0tbige @elo lieferten I'M Die nTies"
BEL Der 8eriteigerung 81 %taufen. SRI.
@ofoefcr bot ii6 mGbren6 beg bers
gon9enen Sduliabres bier an unie.
rer Shule als iebr titdtige 2ebrerin
eriuieicn rtnb Der SduIratb lit be.
ftrebt ibre 9icnitc u,td fir 6en Md.
iten Sermiu gu ii6ern.
Die Sdule I'M Stoenner. 0iItrift
iflob am lesten SamstaS unb
gtbenos fanb aud bier cine i4one
S6luBfeier Itatt, fir meI6e 2ebre.
rim OIinoo Gbter ,no lire SdyiiIer
Die beiten 8orbereitunsen %getroffen
batten. alma 2innemann uno Reto
Soener tparen Die einaigen a@robrt.
ates," ON Delde Repreientont s. 9.
Neper IN PATHFINDER aniprade Die
9iplome ilberrei6te. Ro1 Sdlub
bes Brogroms fanb elm 9ie.Supper
ftott, neldes Die Sdulfaiie bereider,
te unb namentlid oen jiingeren Gen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

ten groBes @ergniigen bot, Ser
S6ultermin mar inter SRI. gbfer
elm redt erfolgreider.
Die ct. 8arls Sonntog- S6ule
bat beidloiien ibr iGbrli6es S6ulfeIt
ON Sonnerstag, BEN 5. Ntai ab5rt.
balten uno iinb 6ie beri6ieoenert
Counties iest idon fIeiBig nit ben
8orbereitunaen al bemIel6en beidaf.
tigt, 10 OaB, bel giinItigem 8etter,
man ouf einen glansenoen grfolg
re6nen 6arf. Hahmittags miro Ser
Sltngfrouen . 8erein eiuen 8o5oor
beranitalten bel pel6em biele if0ne
S%onbarbciten, rpelde Die iitngen Do
men berfertigt baben gum 8erfoltft
allsaeboten meroen. Sir elm glttes
WittagsmabI, at biaieem 8reiie,
miro ebenfulls geiorgt fem. Sober
mann lit ber5lihit eingeIaOen.
@bpin S6ulte ltro @attin nur6er
lebte ISOLDE 6ur6 Die @eburt zines
Sodterdens erfreut.
8rau s. 6. Sarine uno Sobn
bon ct. 2ouis, befinben ii6 gegen,
Ddrti9 bier altf 8eiu6 bel ben 81.
tern Der Srml Sarine.
Gbos. Soeotmam un6 @attin
bon Gotsbam beiudten ON letter
Sonntae bieiige 8erpanbte,
SeimS Bros. baben hire SGge
miible bel 8ropn Sbantp in getrieI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29
&aienerbc SIR 8artenfnltur.

Die .@urfc liebt, mie befannt,
eilen loderen unO ndbrfrdftigen 30.
ben. Cine iebr quite GartenerDe lit
oaber 8ieien. ODER &aIencr0e. Cine
8ielc, tpenn tie ionit guten 9ooen
bat unO in parrner Gage Iieqt, I'M
gebrOdel uno nit @urfen beiteut,
liefert, Denn Die 8itterung giinltia
lit, gall3 eritarmlife GrtrGge. 0un
miro eS 5lpar Den nenlgiten 2eiern
oergonnt iein, oerartige 8ieien our
@urfcn5uft umlpanoeln 3u f0nnett,
oagegen miro iid) iebr pieler @eIe.
genbeit bieten, iid 8ieien. ooer Ha.
leneroe 81 peridaiien unO Oieie auf
ibre @rrfenbeete 81 brtngen. Die
obere 8ielennarbc oOer Haienidiht
miro bierau ab9ei91lt uno Die ge.
monneten &afenitiide iperoen aui
$ailfen ~getporieuL Inn .3u perpeien.
Dieie &aienitiide miilien Elm gan5es
Sabr laeern, beoor man Die aus
ibnen getponnene @rbe auf Die Our.
ferbeete bringen fam. @s lit 3ped.
mdBig, rpen1 bel @rrihtuna Der
Saufen aud, 8iinger unter9emiidt
inO oas @anae Damn uilo mann nit
Wfiitialde getranft miro; audi lit
Der Saufen OaS Sabr iiber einiaelnal
fort5uarbeiten. Stebt piel Der 10 ae.
ponnenen @roe sur 8~erfiigung, 10
iiberaiebt man nit ibr elm Sabr Ipa.
ter Die @urfenbeete uno tr1gt iie
nadber eir, bel fleinerem gorrate
bingegen 5iebt man auf ben 9eeten
IL bis 16 3oa tiefe @rGben, fiiat
oieie init &aienerOe uro bringt auf
oieie Die @urfen. @artenraien, tucnii
FOLDER MIR Elm Sabr geitanoen bat,
gibt feline CUTE &aieneroe, man fam
i'm pobl IN Der a~ngegebenen @eiie
berelten uno perpen6en, urub aber
bel ieiner 3uridting Su $aiifen pieI
mebr Siinger oaSutirn. Dem @arten.
raien, tuenn er nod jung lit, feblt
bic $inrusididt, Die cine 8ieie 70
aitsoei6net; er fam oarum feinen
Sergleid nit 8ieienraien oiisbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

bon Speife. mo 9uderfiirbiHen; ei.
nige Der ipidtigiten uno i46niten lei.
en- bier nneefiibrt:
Ger sepaltiglte lit Der geneste
eeI6e Nteionen.@ entner. HieIentiirbis,
er miro Bis 200 Sfuno idper unb
eignet it'd gum einmahen. er bat
einige 4barteu, rpie Den griinen, I'll.
~bersrauen mo oen i6arlnGroten
9entner- 5peiiefiirbis.
Sebr ifon lit rotor Siirfenbuno,
er bat iebr iiiBes, feites Sleiia, bdIt
fid im @inter icbr lat9e, bleibt aber
iebr oft MIR tIein. Ger aus Siio.
omerifn itammcnSe galparaiio =
gelb iopie buntelrot = lit iebr gut.
ferbaltig.
Der grim uro meiB geitreifte, Der
balb gel6. balb Crime, Der rote uno
Der peiBe girnen.3 ierfiirbis iino
gang reiaenSe arten.
CUR 9efleibung bon 2aliben uno
gum einmaden eignet iif poraii9lif
Der aligurienfiir6is nit ieinen grim
unO weiB marmorierten Sriihten.
Sierlib iinS aud Der rot urtb eelb
geitreifte uno Der peiBe apfeIfirbis.
aud Der feline apfeliinenfiir6is lit
iebr nieoIid, ebenio Der fleine gelbe
giertiirbis. gisenartig lit Der mar.
morierte ygroofnef".
Serner Ieien erpdbnt 6er Slaider.
fiirbis, ser 8Iodenfiirbis, Der forft.
ide, plattgeoriidte, ga @aleuie", Der
fleine 3piebeIfiirbis unb bas 8uIoer.
born.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29
SailblGnie an 3immsrpFlanseu.

Bel unieren 3immerpilan6en iinb
Die S6ilbl6uie cine tirateenebme
9ugabe. Sinh lie crit einrnnl aufge.
treten, oann iin0 Die Bflangen fnlm
nod iauber 5u baIten. 9a6ei Der.
mebren it'd Die SdilolGuie oerart
i9nea, Dob marfmal idneler, 'als
man oentt, Die gilan3en buditdbli6
oarar Sugrunbe 9eben fonnen. I'll
lee abpaiden un0 Reinisen Der
8fIatide ideint nidts gu beIfen. @e.
raoe Bel Der 9ebanOlung Der 8almer
5eigt es iih INNER pieoer, baB 8or.
beugen oas bette Rittel lit.
0as auftreten uno oas gorban.
oeniein BON S%diIoI1uien bel ben
8immerpflan3en lit in Den meiiten
S1nen elm 9emeis oafiir, 6ab Die
2uft jutroden lit. gs entpfie6lt Iid
baber in ioIfen Saaen, r~eselm6Bis
uno etlua w0hentlit einmal, cine
griinoIide 8ebanSIung Der nod ge.
iunben Sflnn5en nit @ofer.
Ran leet Die 8flanSen in einert
Raum ODER our Sommers3eit ms
Sreie, NO es nidt oarauf anfomn1t,
etrpas nit 8aiier 3u pIantiden. Sier
weroen Die gldtter Der 8alnten bon
utlten bis oben tiidtig a~bgeiprist.
Wan legt babel Die Yflan5er nieoer
nieOer, UNI es at permeioen, oab Der
8oben bes COPIES 81 uiel 8afier BE-
tonHt. 8erocn 10 red;elmdBig Die
BaImen bebanoelt, 10 miro es taum
mO9Ii6 ietn, Dab iid Die SfiIolGuie
a%nIteoeln, Defenders Damn nift, wern
man bel ieOesmaIi9em 8aoen Der
Balmen oarouibin cine ltnterildung
pornimmt. Sulten. lid oenno6 Ell.
nige SdiIbI6uie an9eTunOeu 6aben,
10 iino bieie in ben erlten anfGneen
nod leift au utterOriiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

neuc SIdtter treiben, sic in Ser 9Iatt.
seihnung Die ihoniten iino. auber.
Dem sepGbnen iid Die austreibenoen
9Idtter eleid an Die 3imHterlnft unS
limo Damn non LANCER 9alier. SaS
ltmpilan5en criolgt. iobalo i'm 6riib.
iabr Die Silonsen nit Dem Srieb BE-.
ginnen. IS miro babel ale aIte GrSe
uuiiden Den 8l,r3eln entferm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29
g~Iattbeaunien.

glattbegonien fSrnen ben @inter
iiber 3iemlid ooer 9ar5 troden gebal.
ten peroerL penn lie bonn Sidte ent.
iernt uno iroittrci aufeeitelt meroer.
Cine iolte 3ubeaeit ioet ibuen iebr
ju. 4aeroines gebt BEL elmer ioIden
gcbanolung Elm GROCER EeiI oerglGi.
Ter perloren, mas aber nidt idaSet,
oa ole 9edonien i'm Triihiahr pieoer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29
Sinridtnna eines 9oppeIm6rSers.

Sn Gliding lit Der 9oppeImoroer
Sdul5, Der bel einem &u~boiebItabl
ertappt Doroen NOR ui,o atpei Noll.
acibeomte binterriifs eriboiien pat.
te, binaeridtet tuoroe,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

II each person buys ten stamps at
q cost Of 80 cents, this community
Will 90 over lie stamp quota.
Stamps can be secured from the
LEGAL China Famine Fund committss
Or directly from China Famine F~nd,
Bible House. Now York City.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-29

ouCL ptu iNIll JIG IH AlhlCtICu on
Itan6e oermenoen, 10 ldBt man ollie
6rii6te on ben Hanfen padier, Mill
man oage9en MIR Denige, aber redt
groBe ersielen, bann idncioet man
Die &anfen bret 9l1tter iiber Der
Srltht ab. GHETTO weroen oie flei.
men unreifen Griifte in Der &iidc
6alOigit uermenoet, bamit Die groBeli
lfneller porpGrts tommen. Ma1l
fam Den aiirbis aud an Srt uno
STEELE ausi1en, inoem man 2--3
ctrpl 23ou tief in ole 8flan3loder
itedt. ipGter wer6en aud bier Sic
ihpaditen entfernt. Bon anfan9
IN, miiiien Die iungen &ilrbiiie gut
begoiicn DerbcrL iinb tie groBer, 10
merben Dem @aiier DrngItoffe Sugc.
fiigt, bod nebme man rur ifpnohe
2oinngen.
Eieienigen 6riidte, pelf)e i'm rel.
fen 3nItnn6e nerruenbct neroen fol,
len, alio our Saat ober gum ginma.
diem beItimmt iinS, miiiien 10 lanee
dti Dem 2anoe on Der &unfe eeIoi.
len wcrbeu, Big Sroit eintreten min.
Sic wer6en 6ann an eittem trodncn
fiiblen Srt aufbenobft, oantit lie
nttt ifrrmpien. Der Samen bebGlt
feline 9cimfrait etrpo adlt Sabre. Gs
oibt cine ichr drose ansaht Sorten
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01

, instead of enjoying prestige at the
capital.
But this is such fun" she ex-
claimed" as she flung a snow-vhite
piece across the line. See how
nice and white they are. That's
surely pleasure.
I'D rather-far rather-be a
good wife and an ideal mother, adj
ministering the duties of my home.
than to lead the finest society CO.
tilliion in the land.
Its the little things-things like
Jimmys mania for bread and straw
berry jam-that make life really
worth while
Mrs. Davis met her husband II
years ago. She was his stenogra-
pher in Pittsburgh, where Davis, a
steel worker, was trying to organ
ize the Loyal Order OF Moose. Be-
fore that, she had been teacher.
81 was tired of teaching and he
agreed to give me a trial for two
weeks as his stenographer and sec
rotary" she says And then she
smiles. You see I'm still on the
job-for six years later l married
him"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
PARKER co. TO
Get new STORE
Putnam Estate Plans Seyen-Story
Building-Smaller One to Con-
meet Corner Blocks.

The Putnam estate today an
nounced plans for the construction
next summer of 7-story mercan-
tile building for the M. l. Parker
company, on the northwest corner
of Second and Brady streets, Dav-
enport, and notices went out today
to tenants in its buildings to vacate
April 1. 1922.
The new store will cost 100000
and will be devoted entirely to the
Parker company use. 1t will have
a 110-foot frontage along Second
street and 140 feet along Brady.
The building now occupied by
the Parker company will later
make way for 2-story office and
store location, it is understood,
which will serve as a link connect
ing the Putnam blocks on Main and
Brady streets.
other plans for the development
of the Putnam holdings along Sec
ond street provide for the erection
of a motion picture theatre in the
court in the rear of the mtd-block
link.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
INSTRUCT YOUNG
TO TEACH WORLD
HOW 1T CAN PLAY

Cleveland, Obio.-Young men and
women from all parts of the nation
come to Cleveland this summer aim
ing to teach the world to play.
They will attend the summer
course in playground and recrea-
tioE offered by the Cleveland School
of Education. The school opens
with registration at Western Re-
serve university June 20. Invita-
tions to enroll have been sent to
10000 college men and women
throughout the country.
Rowland Haynes, director of the
summer course, says large
amount OF the work will be devoted
10 the handling of children and
! adults at play. Haynes is director
CT the Clevel.ird recreation council.
ASSOCIATED with him on the fac
uity of the summer course are a
number of well known authorities
m playground, community center
and other recreation work. Among
these are: Jessie LaSalle, depart
merit of educational psychology,
graduate school, teachers college,
Columbia university; Anne Stew
art, department of epplied arts,
Cleveland school ON education;
Ermina Tucker, assistant director,
physical education, Minneapolis
public schools; Marie W. W1fkon, as
ssstant supervisor OF physfc4aN edu-
cation, Cleveland puhlie=schod4A,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
KEMP TO HEAD
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Officers Named at Convention OF
Henry County Church Asso-
citation i'm Cambridge.

Geneseo, Ill, July ii. E. Kemp
of Kewsnee was elected president
of the Henry County Sunday School
association at the annual conven-
ton held yesterday in Cambridge
Other officers named are:
Vice President-Dr. ]. E. Wester-
lund, Cambridge.
Secretary-Miss Anna Nelson,
Bishop Hill.
Vice secretary S. Myrtengert,
Bishop Hill.
Treasurer-Harry Wright, Cam
bridge.
Representatives from every com
munity in Henry county attended
the convention and made reports on
the work done in their various or
PLANTATIONS Simultaneous confer
ences of divisions in the Sunday
school work were held yesterday
afternoon following the election.
DR.. w. w tombstone, Chicago,
superintendent of the American
Sunday School Union Lake district,
Miss Pearl L. Weaver, Chicago, sup
erintendent of the children's divis-
ion of the Illinois Sunday School
association, and G. n. Burnie, Chi
cago, general secretary of the state
association, were the main speakers
of the day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
UNCLE SAM HAS
SURPLUS Cash
Treasury Figures Show Govern
nient Spends Less Than Income
First Time Since War.

Washington, July 1.-(By United
Press. Living completely within
it's income, according to treasury
statements covering all but two
days Of the fiscal year, the govern
ment today opened it's books to
new regime of economy and eff
cheney.
Meeting in the Office of Budget
Director Dawes this morning. Pres
ident Harding, Dawes and budget
representatives of all government
departments made detailed plans
for the fiscal year 1922 to be far
more economical than the last year
which ended yesterday.
Up to June 20 the government
books showed
Ordinary receipts, $500, 141 ,093.
Ordinary disbursements. $5,041,-
416.l09.
Surplus OF ordinary receipts over
ordinary disbursements. $558, 724,-
9S4.
Grand total receipts, $14,463, 49,,
IA.
Grand total disbursements, $14,-
POI. 507, 366.
Surplus of grand total receipts
over grand total disbursements,
$261.e31.77S.
During the period of these re-
ports the national gross debt has
been reduced approximately ST.
600 900 900, or about 8 per cent,
other treasury statements show.
The figures indicate that for the
first time since the war period the
government has spent less than 1t
took in, including borrowings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
BY R. 7. GIBBONS.

Mooseheart, IlI-Mrs. Jim Davis,
wife of the Secretary of Labor, is
entitled to a high place in Wash
ington society. But she prefers the
society of four-year-old Jimmy, Jr.,
and his baby sister, Jane.
In Washington political circles,
she would rank among the first
ladies of the land. But she'd rather
rank as THE first lady among the
HOO orphans who are quartered
in the home established here by
Moose lodge members, largely
through the efforts of her husband,
who organized the Moose.
1 found Mrs. Davis busy hanging
clothes in the back yard of her
home. A clothespin was in her
mouth. She >wore a bingham dress
The baby played around her feet.
with the tell-tale traces of
was begging for more.
was begging for more.
But on her face was smile that
betokened real happiness
She welcomed me heartily, and
laughed when 1 expressed my sur
prise at finding her still at home,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
Personal Points

Rev. V. A Bergland and Irving
Hansen have gone to northern
Wisconsin, where they will join w.
l.. Ludolph, w. l.. Long, II. w. Ire
mann and John Tremann in an out
ing among the lakes. DR.. +. Potter
Smith will become a member of
the party later They will be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. r. L. Fraser of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, is the guest of her father
in-law, Robert F. Fraser, 1924
Seventeenth street, and her sister,
Mrs. H. H Robb, 1908 Fourteenth
and-a-half street.
Rev. C. n. Spinning and daughter
Helen and son Duncan of Chilli are
guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
W. G. Oglevee, 154S Thirteenth
street.
Mrs. Earl Harbaugh of Victoria,
Pa, is visiting with her mother.
Mrs. Albertina Setterdahl, 2527
Twentieth avenue. Mrs. Harbaugh
was Miss Eta Setterdahl Of this
city before her marriage in Feb
ruary.