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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

Numerous other suites in all finishes cover this range
of prices from which to make your selections.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Bed Room Suites

$3.50 Suite Vanity, Bed, and Chifferete COAX
walnut, ivory and mahogany finishes ........ pAtO
1915 Mahogany Four-post Vanity OO7E
$500 Ivory and French Gray Vanity, CAE0
Bed, and Chifferette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sptCV
S525 Mahogany Colonial Four-post Bed, CCO7
Dresser, and Chiffonier ................... spCOS
1850 Solid Mahogany Suite; extra large C000
and heavy; four large pieces .............. QCOV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Dining Suites

MI the above suites have square.
oval or shaped tables, bnffcts O
feet and longer: all mahogany
aud walnut. Dozens of others
iron, which To make your scIcc-
tons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Every Article in the Fur
niture Department

Gate Leg Tables Ferneres Overstufted Davenpors and
Chairs, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets Acorn Ranges, Gibson
Refrgerators Cedar Chests Duofods and Duofod Suits,
Chase Iounges-all marked down from prices that
had already been reduced to conform with change in
factory prices.
You will find many odd pieces, such China Cabinets,
Chiffoners Fumed Oak Dining Chair and Tables,et
marked at give away prices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
You May Own A Home of Beautiful Furniture FREE
This January
l to IS

Third You had day
nothing that the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Breakfast Room Suites

Breakfast Room Suites in reed or fiber
rush, hand decorated lacquer, poychrome
or mahogany--just chairs and tables or
chairs and tables and buffets and tea
wagons--just as you desire at prices that
cannot be overlooked.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Library Tables

In Mahogany, Chippendale, Queen Anne
Heppelwhite. William and Mary, Sheraton
Old English, Italian Rennassance--in fact
irf most any period one could desire. Rang
%s lqsm i" ...... price .S35 TO S195
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AID THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is q
Brisk Purgative With Gallo
tabs. the Purified and Refined
Calonael Tablets That Are
Nausealess, Safe and Sure

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can he depended upon for full ef-
fectiysness until the liver Is made
thoroughly active That Is Why the
first step iii the treatment Is the new,
nauseaiess calonel tablet called Gallo
tabs. which are free from the sicken-
ing aud wea Aening effects OF the old
styIa caIomel. doctors also point ont
the fact that an active liver may 80
Il long way towards preventing in
auenza and il enc of the most Inn
sortant iaetcrs In enabling the pa
e:enf ID successfully withstand an
attack aud ward on pneumonia.
one Ca,otab on the tongue AZ bed
time. win d swallow ~ Nater that's
all. !. No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eat
ing. pleasure Or work Next morning
your cid has vanished. your liver Is
active. yoEr system III purified. and
reu are feeling fine. viii hearty
appetite for Dveak fast Druggists sell
ssalotabs only IN original sealed pack
ages, price thirty~fiTe cents. hour
money viii BeeeheerfulIy refunded III
vou 10 NOT find them delightful. -
.gAdy.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
.L|cTLEsso
PEOPLE SELDOM
POPULAR
You Cant Attract Friends When
You're Feeling Dull and
Despondent
ropuInrit, Goes IL the Red-Isloo,le,l
Pepto Mangan Brings vigor
Health and Happiness TO
AneAnic Persons
ropularit, Goes II the Red-Bloo,Iesl

When You're feeling Your best
when you're hrimning with happiness
pep and enthusiasm people just
can't help Icing drawn TO Won. You're
j fayorite wherever you 80.
But when you're constantly tired
ana dull when everything II too
much trouble when you're bored with
yourself its natural that YOU affee;
your aeauaintances likewise,
Ii You're not feeling MP to par
you re met. / you're not sick exactly,
but are just run down. what von need
il i good tonic The food you eat Is
MOI becoming energy making red
blood
Everyone gets rundown occa i0nal-
III Bat its not necessary and is resi-
IL dangerous 10 let this condition
hang On. 4 bottle OF Pepto- Asangan,
The famous rel blood builder would
supply the iron and other properties
your blood now lacks would bring
back sour .old-sisn energy and en-
shusiasna would PHI color in your
cheeks and spring III yollr step.
Papto Mangan is agreeable and con-
sen;ent To take. and endorsed hy ply
sicians every where Can Ne had san
aither liquid or table; fern There, :
no difference III their effectiveness.
Ask your druggist for Pepto-saan gan
and be sure it's Gude' the gem
uine. The name Guides should he
on the packa 90 advertisement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
CALIFORNIA BAKED
POTATOES

Wash and bake six medium-sized
potatoes II 800 f Tor throe-quarters
II an hour Or until the potatoes are
done Clit in halves lengthwise.
scoop ont the potato and mash. add
ing about one-half cnpful Of hot milk,
one and one-half teaspoonfnls Of salt.
one-eighlh teaSpoonful Of pepper and
onehalf fupful Of finely chopped wal
nuts Refill the potato shells aud
brush over the top with melted butter
two tablespoonful will be sufficient
Tor the six potatoes. Sprinkle with
paprika and brown in a hot oven
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Iast lessrs tas.a..aiga

a.-paat bYiags ms - the question q
leadership. ii wss The weak spot IL
the last campaign There we're many
and splendid canyassers md dassra0u-
tors of literature l1us taese were no
captains. +; MAS an impossiass task
for tae rector hut soAsahoN Il was
done II Was part of ~ erroneous
idea that The minister Is The only
leader aad that his ministry y only g
the congregation, tlle proper laea =
that he Is leader ~ 4 ~ ZIP e WorR-
ers eaeh doing The tass> sae Is hsAea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Heal Of Red Peppers
Stops Rheumatic Pain

The penetrating heat Of Red Pep
per Rub will bring almost instant
relief from The pains Of rheumatism.
pleurisy colds lamhago neurits.
backache. strains. sprains, sore mus
cles and sim. aching Joints
Penetrating neat Immediately frees
the blood circulation that carries on
the congestion and pain il gone.
Nothing has such concentrated. pen
esratlng heat as red neppere TIE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Tasks Before rs

There Is no doubt as te how We
ought 70 answer these questions. We
.iaye some splendid tasks ahead The
Veatry he's Tatatl to secure an ;tssist-
!; ii VIII viii help II perform tie large
task w are rs ;ponsible for The
PssrisA louise Will create Il new set ot
needs. requiring money and service.
I, is a sign Of progress
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24

moment Won analY led Pepper Rub
you feel the tingl:ng heat ia three
minutes Il warns the cpngesied spo'
through and through.
When you are suffering ro yoa can
hardly get around Just get i jar of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from
red peppers Il eosts little ut any
drug store. The quickest relief known
awaits yon. lse Ii always for colds
in chest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
IRIS coon FOR CnlLnREN

Mrs. q. +. sehwab, 1909 l4th 81.
Canton Ohio writes We llse Foley
Honey ana Tar for coughs and find
If one Of tile hest reaieiies on the
market. especially good for children
coughs as i does not contain any
drug that Is harmful Serious SICK
ness often follow lingering colds
Hard coughing racks 4 caaliss body
and ifstnrhs strength giving sleep
ana the poisons weaken the systel
IS that disease ,.lltEot be marled Of
Take E0levs i'll time ADV.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24

No person can afford ~ staisd
aioof iron. his Or her church. As
j human organization, rs coiagFe-
CATION needs your presence and
your help Spiritually and z tiie
rerS heart d thing II n ladis-
ptnsahle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Ssstem Well Organized

+ i
This snpfs @sstea'. bs'tl ~ 4se ''seE
and freight, Is organized like rail
road. running On definite schedule,
with stations shops, garages. and ais
butchers located III convenient points
ri NlII Be appaaeat ~ everyone Y b :
chances III the map d southern Mary-
land. tslat esen II rail transportation
went down In. centers 81 tie big lsell-
lnsulas, tfare .onli still remain lsrg
sections III the enuntrs III he neeks of
land between the ellshasnieiits that
make Ill from the large bodies o. NJ
ter. which would De remote from
transportation III any kind Fer that
reason Ii would seem that the most
geasiDte Way u extend ths hoaeeits ol
fast traas9or.atio III ihls section
probably lies iii tbs extension and i'm
,srove5aent Of motor er9iee both pas-
seuger and I.elght am told That
Refrigerator trucks with carving
capae itT of several tons. are now en-
tireis feasible Indeed. oar eAperi-
nee during the sreil; war lnatie Il
Ytsrf3in hat titt motor TRUCK mas HON
developed us Il point where ii can he
deD.n,lea oi ior moving practically
I'll kinds of commodities rapidly and
economically
Var Gaa.y,;nn,lon FACILITIES
.,,.,, .,,ra..,.,,, I'M. 5
suppose that after the country mas
been more lully developed u lit "a
tension q motor ffansperta 1ioh' Z
| CON hihssIlpn p sf..:A tiltt'itsiis Ans''s,ts
| fait anSi wafer llss staiie a1s'0s 0'''7
nlatslY
II s therefore lne opinion 81 IL
State officials thai motor enterprises
property oFsaaazed ana lilaneee
should receive 'ne most eafelaa eon'
sidefalion oh Tue pae y NOSE VIC
are iilfefes3ea U 1he N''ai lIaaspaf'
alton neeas - soasneIll tisf.s l.aaa
alla e'iles sections 81 oar oeaee sisa's.
siiFli slldt'iea. ouF state lt'aas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Leadership III The future

.'If We can assume aS more Ne
car. that the campaign II e ae z regu-
I,.r aud permanent service. certain
taings will follow once TIE
enureas literature ii 10 % distributed
INTO he ZONES 81 all orr people once
Il a,onth ir adults he church
Stands fssdy 10 u2pls AM so;ise Of
Ii has adready come There wtll be
resular committees To explain the
but.get ii ali newcomers aad orr
parish NAYS. ABOVE alt there VIII be
ueE and Women to keep ia teleii With
those Who have been euqflrn'ed. and
those Who ought 10 worship God II
This place There Will be tasS fag
each Oh, The leadership Ii saese
things viii naturally "a ~ the Yes
try. Tlev have worked hsrm0aiousiy
III the service Of the church; and
nosa thes will agree rha the new era
and the new vision before IL require
Of is ali i larger aeiiylts
Election III lcstrsmeu
u say this now because Il u Your
right u know that hora Is IN elec-
ts.n u vestrylnen On eaea Ester
Monday, and therefore this sest, 81
the 2Sih II March. II Viii 40 b
amiss Ii state the qualifications ~
voters. rhey must be men q Year.
Df age or aser. Who i.aYs resides aeft
Tor six months. and hive regularly
.<.tsf8 IN "a Y, t5{inia4YfiSt4 14tf4Y1tys1
70 he church 1'ais Is .le iegs tIll
| of it, Mess have utterly failed
You alI recognize tE So, Ii'
qualification in ya;er Il :Alt rs
should seek to choose As leades mel
who will BE- active Ii farMartias TN
| Complete Development 81 liuMsniiA
! The Ideal 'estry
III will lie pertinent u mention ills
qualifications Of 4 gestfxmitn. II ad.
dition to holding office he POSSESSES
an Interest in the total work u tlit
church No one man can - nj u tiyt
leader III all the causes have tla.
scribed hat his hear, San DC II I'll
and he can be alert al some one dc
i partment to rally arosnd him Ia.
workers ii that spher his mai
business Of vestry Is not done 4
meetings. sut between snee;l'tgs Til
best Yettry meeting Is elaarint
house Of methods and reports Th,
1 ingathering OF money is tic system
9afic work of that BODY and noi 4 mat
Ter left To appeals from he claaneel.
idenl For che Whole Congregation
| lon viii see. tank that I'm put
ting before you an iGe9l Whish re
| qulres mutual striving en- the part q
! people. Yestrg aud rector Together
| We compose tile parish file normal
wholesome working Gongro cation II
balanced body. There ,are men b
counsel iii II, and iatn Of action
| There are men who help % make II
most 0f the wealth III knowledge an
material that come from the past. an
from the Diocese and the church d
large There are Alen as efficient ~
| the enurch as for their own business
III varied forms Of service There ar
men Of vision men u conservation
speak of meE. you know, 81 course
that l:iet... nlen ;nd women.
4 All together. in the spirit Of re
ligion people. yestry and rector. Is
rs nt4iafasn the sp.t naisl showing an
| 60 foxWafd into All even create
. work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
si,ses> ~ The | l'.'rrh

gle busiless III the ehursa i laa
development ot humanit,,. Giat.Waf I
and G0aWaT0 Far convenience Ne
speak Of Social Seryiee Religious
Education. AID Missions Eos erea.eT
consenisnee the frst tso ean be call
ed one thing. the Development 81 hn-
mainly Ne learn every cay that Is
reai social selyi 1asis;s Eoi only IN
relieving the ills If mon nor ~ I IN
fabricathIg i move iust social strae-
tnre. bur In going % the roots 81 the
matter our inner natures nsod
changing. Those who have money or
power or intelligence need CONVEX
sion. unless love If God and man con-
tfols Them. those Who clanicr for
rights need the same thing
And Missions means Simply that
there are no limits 10 God good viii
Tor me worla | have deal N:til that
quite recently Chris offered Tim
sell TOR ma men We gladly accent
his purpose as i trust So. the bust
ness oil the ebur@h Is the nesolpment
u Humanity GodWara AMI MAYNARD.
without limits
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Progre., Oi The Church

With these aims III mind u
clear that this parish has greatly de-.
yeloped during the year Just past Il
IS only just and true g say i n
goodls number of sou aided ii carry
lug our the plans ot the general
church. embodying the aim have
spoken OF. Iii many Mas You have
shown larger vision There ARE
more pledges Tor missions tolay than
there we're for the local church 4 yelr
ago The giving for that purpose has
hecn general and continuous
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Trip In Motor | oaclies

Our tIin through southern Mary
lard VAS made In the motor coaches
q: the Tide watssr Lines Inc. which
Ia, Instituted 5ofh passep Ger and
freight service operating over the en-
tire state road system in the PENN
suia between he retonlc and Paemx-
ent Rivers. We Travelled III one day.
Nth frequent stops. over. approAim-
ataiy two hundred miles al road with
porfee. comfort and without delay or
nis}a.i The caaches aere electric
alls lighted and heated, ana capable
OF carving from twenty-five To tairtr
passengers Motor freight service
has been instituted by this coRapan.
within the last three months on such
a scale as to lead 90 the belief tnai
many, il no; All OF the transportation
problems mentioned. are capable Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
Z l1euti,g Oaptfal
- Established 1ssa.
20 AVN MARYLAND GAZETTE
Established 1T27.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
qHn EVENING CAPITAL

published Daily Except Sunday BY
gnR CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24

the EVENING CAPITAL
In On aals 1T ths following places:
g.aar,a u xouea. .1ga Main St
xs.ttgasgn grhnIfzs .34 WeHt ST
f:sarse i Issyfe III Maryland Are.
fsnsa II Eekslsaever It's Mari land Ave.
ii. a. Armstrong, Cor. Randall King tseo.
william Baker West and CatbetFs
Delivered ia Annapolis, Eaatports Ter
wantswn and west Annapolis BY carrier
ar IS eenGs ger month.
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed to you when away from tue CITY
~ lssavfaA your name and NdnseEs a ins
ysar paya able In advance. - aLy pest0iSa@s
In United states or Canada.
Natsred 1T Annapolis ruat0facs 40
Second Casa Matters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
4 SplcHdid Ilec0rd

Z
iii doing this, yon have met ii 4
remarkable way the greatly increased
expenses of the year 0nlittng men
ton Of the new Rectory and the
Parish House / shall give you 4 few
figures regarding offerings. Yoa will
soon have the whole thing III print.
.'You have contributed By the pledge
system Of ire perish 5000 as agails;
Sass during the year before. Sl.5ls
III Loose offerings as against S1.e74,
$4,000 for the Nation Vide Campaign
as against 1880 Omitting other
comparisons. you gave sf3.469 last
year as against s7.937 tie year be-
fore. This IS an increase Of s5.52a, q
little more than 60 per cent
Nation- Wide Campaign
II large factor Iii this splendid
showing VAS the Nation Wide Cam.
paign. But those are not magical
words 10 be invoked \: NIL They ex-
press tho personal service yoll ren.
dered. They also raise some peril
nent questions Who aided in thai
campaign Will you help again; am
will those who did not help before fal'
III line after this convincing demon
stration?
Also should not the metlaod Of TIKI
campaign he ! regular and per3aanen
method The general church say:
yes Tie most efficient parishes art
only too glad u retain and deYeloi
, that which helped them to do then
work 50 we'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
ST. ANNE.s RECTOR
REVIEWS WORK OF
CHURCH LAST YEAR
tcaat.aaes, Frosn Page 4,

CAriss The censras aia' " the eil,sFtll
Was settled nineteen sea'aae go
Therefore. taare are aaalitie ME- $3.50
10 have. motives we Try ~ deepen
.,,,sy.,- ,...,44 ~ 4aE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24
fast Trans vesrtatlon Paramount

i.es. great Nasela4Ss however
aage ap u the nresesli Tine, formed
natural Obstacles To the development.
III ia one thing pronabls aiosl needed
ID southern Mary land welfare
ilalI.t lg. Is traitsportatieH Ihe
population Is nos sufficiently dense q
aitl,t rail transn 1ffatiutf. eiflter eiee#
tris IL steam attractive e raltitat
l'ne h.s ;lso Moald is comparative
III shnrf. which Mould tend % nldks
3ai transportation mn eanointeai
SO, rflle I,ss flat 8eesi y last ii',s:ss
pultallpa 81 some sort has become i'm
per.stiyr
southern Ylarylal.a has beel
.na@n fer nearly three 9'ufi, Is ],
tobacco sr,wilig srstiaa primarily
bnl ! aln informed Tia there ;srs
aree areas II lands espeeialls suite
u truck g.tr,ieains ana TO prndae
5ft0a III belries and small fruits Il i.
sprs ttidant that such indlstri e;tn
MOI develop on an extensive scal'
uithptlt fast and reiiable transporta
ION to so shese perishahle product
IL market Ye, the development 4
trucking and small fruit raising il
these counties ii i natter Of import
aure, no. onls 10 ti.e counties them.
elts hut also q the entire State. he-
t.sll il notable addition q soar foot
supply could DO secured in this Way
AN also informed that nearly AL Q,
ha soils in Southern Maryland hstrs
been fuun3i 10 be suitable for alfaEa
raising son:e II he ysey best stands
u alfalfa NJ be found anywhere bavt
been produced On the old sails q 81
sEtrs and Charles eonnties wllitA
aaye seen tdssaed continuously sliiet
rs nrai Sci la.lal.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-24

Icing seigsd u .sk tstsnslon siid 81
!argement Of this serve
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
CITY MANAGER
PLAN FAVORED
State Chamber Of Commerce Con.
mlttee Secs Advance in BMl
Now In Legislature.

Approval of the city manager
form of government is given in the
report Of the Illinois Chamber Of
Commerce committee appointed at
the meeting recently in Springfield
to investigate its possibilities. The
report will be submitted to the leg
islative conference
The report says considerable
sentiment in favor of law that
will permit Illinois cities to adopt
this form OF city management upon
approval of majority vote has been
found. Attention of the committee
was particularly called to house
bill No. 4 introduced by Randolph
Boyd Of Galva. This bill will make
possible the adoption of such form
of government by cities of 5000 in
habitants or less.
While this bill does not apply TO
cities Of over 5000, it is supported
as step in the direction. 1t is said
to be regarded favorably by the SEN
ate and house.
Where city manager is en-
ployed the general policies are out
lined by the city council or city
commission. The city manager
then has full authority to carry out
these policies.
o. F. Hildebrandt, secretary of
the Rock Island Chamber of Com
merce. was a member of the COM
mittee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
lIvE PROGRAM
FOR RECEPTION
Of CUBS TEAM
v.ehe,se Club Committee HAS Lett
Nethlsg Undsse to Assure See.
cessfsl Eveat.

a program Of snap and pep IL
.r.ranteed to make the banquet to
III Chicago Cubs this evening at
,he Masonic temple an event that
viii Iinger long in the memory Of
h.seball fans who attend. The
Rock Island Exchange club, ar
,snsing the dinner, has overlooked
- detail that will add to the j0llity
and general good humor OF every
ore. The festivities begin at $50
o'clock.
c. A. Beers will preside as chair
man and Thomas J. Cavanaugh,
president of Rock Island Exchange.
will be postmaster. The follow
ing Is the complete program:
Address Of welcome-Mayor
Harry NJ. Schriver.
Response-Captain Johnny Evers
Of the Cubs.
A Word from Rotary. G. HsA-
ar. district governor.
A Word from Kiwanis-Dr. F. H.
First.
Baseball loren. H. Sexton,
president National Association OF
Minor Leagues.
Address,. F. HuebOtter, presi-
dent Davenport Exchange.
Address ealff Otteson. state
chairman OF Iowa Exchange.
Address-O. F. Hildebrandt,
state chairman for Illinois.
Musical moments-Rock Island
Exchange Quintet.
Rock Island Chamber of Com
merce-President ]. ]. Burgess.
Rock Island Fans association
President C. W. Mueller.
Talk-Harold NJ. Harter, Toledo,
national secretary.
Address-Horatio S. Earle. ma
tional president Of Exchange. De-
troit.
Details Of the banquet have been
In the hands of a committee con-
sisting of DR.. c. W. Mueller. r. l..
Rietzler and J. J. Zimmerman.
The dinner will be especially sig
nihcant for Rock Island and Dav-
export Exchange clubs because
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

IN the universities, SURVEY OF reiig-
ions conditions, history Of preach
inn. and the anti-Semetfc attitude
Among the well known rabbis OF
the country who will speak viii De
Or. Kaufman K0hler. president OF
the Cincinnati Hebrew college.
Rabbi stephen 8. Wise. Rev. Anil
Hifsch Of Chicago a7d Rev. MAX
Heller OF New Orleans.
The rabbis will be entertained
with . reception ct the White house,
and . boat ride to Mount Vernon.
Rabbi Baron will spend the Pass
over holidays, beginning April %,
1t his home in New York.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
COmpL PLAN
OF LEGION DAY
Reck Island Post Asking Coopera-
ton Of Civic and Patriotic
Organisations.

The executive committee Of the
Rock Island post Of the American
Legion will hold an important
meeting Wednesday noon in the Y.
w. c. A. to make final arrange
ments for American Legion day,
Friday.
State Commander william r. Nc
Cauley will make an address and
other state officials who are ex-
pected to accompany him also will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
RABBI WILL 60
TOC0NFERENCE


Rabbi J. L. Baron Of Temple
Enamel. Davenport, will repre-
sent the tri-cities at the annual
central conference Of American
rabbis to be held at Washington.
D. G., Wednesday to Sunday, inclu-
sive. Discussions will be led by
some OF the most prominent rabbits
OF the country as speakers.
Some Of the topics to be taken up
include the organization of . pen
sion fund for rabbis, religious work