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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
INVITE GRADS OF
'18 TO EXCURSION
GIVEN BY ALUMNI

Lost: The names of graduates
Of the Rock Island high school in
the class Of 1918, whose names be-
gin with any letter after *"
Records Of graduates in this class
which we're in the possession Of the
alumni association are partly miss
ing. Those who failed to receive
tickets for the sunset excursion to
be given at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
evening by the alumni association,
for this reason are assured that ii
Is all a mistake, and NAV receive
same by calling Paul Dahlen, presi-
dent, Frank Wilcher, DR.. Arthur
Dodson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Wheelan.
0A62IAk4aAEk kl66s923lX
the week end in Chicago with their
son William. who is attending the
Worsham training school.
Miss Signe A. Larson, 1906
Eighth avenue, principal and
science teacher in the high school
in Franklin Grove, ILL.,, left this
morning for Chicago, where she
will attend Chicago university sum-
! mer school. Miss Larson is a grad
uate Of Rock Island high school
and Augustana college.
Mrs. Sem Schaeffer Of New York
city is visiting with her brother and
sister-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Levenstein, 900 Twenty third
street. and other relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Hlllmer and
daughter, Miss Genevieve. Of 1896
Twenty-third street left this morn
ing for st. Louis, Mo-, for a weeks
visit with relatives. They will at
tend the Woodman convention,
Mrs. Harry Higbee Of 500 Forty
third street, left last evening for
Rochester. N. Y, where she will
remain for an indefinite period,
her return pending upon the con-
dition Of her husband, Harry Hig-
bee, who u under medical care
there.
Diedrich Hohenboken Of 537
Thirty-eighth street will leave
Monday for New York City. He
will sail June % for Hamburg,
Germany, on the s. 8. Mount Clay,
Leslie and Earl Potter, sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Potter, z345
Seventeenth street, returned home
last evening for the summer vaca-
ton The boys have been attend
ing the St Berchmann's seminary
for boys at Marion, Iowa. for the
last four months.
Miss Greta Curry Of 1910 Twen-
ty-thim street, returned home THU
afternoon from Salt Lake City
osNsAAs WA~A0 S00 u00 USS0 LEACH
ing for the last year in the hisi
school.
j Miss Beryl Meek Of Marissa. M.
Is spending . few weeks with Mis-.
/ Elizabeth Bryan. 1876 Tenth ave
nue..
j Miss Ellen Freed, principal O
Eugene Field school. LEFT for tn,
University Of Chicago, where sh,
will take . summer course.
John C. Robb, director Of athlet
ics in the Lincoln, Ill, college, d
visiting 1t the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs B. e. ROhb, 1910 For
Ity-third street Mr.. RObb Vas &C
companied by Harold Shepiar o
Lincoln and both will attend Ii
reunion celebrities At the l33rd flel,
artillery today.
Miss Eva Robb and Miss Harrie
Darling leave tomorrow for Chi
cago to attend the summer schoo
1t the Chicago university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

Noeice is hereby given that N
election will be held on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1921,
In the city Of Rock Island, Illinois,
for the purpose of electing one
member Of the board Of education
Of Rock Island school district.
For this election the city of Rock
Island will be divided into four
districts - follows:
All that part Of the city Of Rock
Island lying west Of Twelfth
street, north Of Eighteenth avenue
will b district No. l, the polling
place for which will be at Frank
lin school. Ninth street and Thir-
teenfh avenue.
All that part Of the city Of Rock
Island lying between Twelfth
street and Thirieth street, north
OF Eighteenth avenue, will be dis
trict No. 2. the polling place for
which win be ut high school, Sixth
avenue and Twenty-first street.
All that part Of the city Of Rocl
Island lying between Thirtieth and
Fofty-sixth street (city limits)
north Of Eighteenth avenue, vii
be district No. ). the polling placs
for which will be Longfellov
school, Seventh avenue and Forty.
second street..
All that part u the City Of Rocl
Island lying south Of Eighteenth
avenue will be district No. 1 tn
| polling place for which will be Ed
ison school. Ninth street and Forty
mn avenua.
Ihe polls for said election WI
b opsn from Z .. N to s o'clocl
p. m.
Dated II Rock Island. M. jun
18th, 1931.
l B. \. SCHRIvER. Mayor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
CRUELTY IS BASIS
OF DIVORCE SUIT

Isabelle A. Reeve Of Rock Island
has brought suit in the circuit court
against William o. Reeve for di-
vorce. She charges him with cru
city.
They were married June 80, 1920,
in Clinton and lived together until
Jan. 80, 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
RECEPTION FOR
Col. D. II. KING

Members Of the Twenty-Five Year
Ordnance Service club viii tender
Q reception to the new arsenal
commandant Colonel D. d. King,
at the arsenal cafeteria, Tuesday
evening at 7::30 o'clock.
All arsenal employees, their fam
lilies and friends are cordially in
vited to b present Light refresh
meuts will be served and . short
program rendered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

MUST SELL 50 shares Western Boiler
Pipe Co. stock. Need $1,000 at once.
Treasury stock is now selling at $115.O0
per share. 1t is going higher soon. but I
can't wait. will eacrifce on price to get
liquid capital At once. Company paid 10
per cent cash dividend last year. They
are enjoying splendid business this year.
Here is . splendid opportunity. Will sell
from one share on up; to suit purchaser.
II interested address "A. T." care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
FOUR DELEGATES TO
STATE AsSO CITATION

William Bartx. b A. Clevenstine.
Thomas German and George H.
Kinssbury have been chosen BY the
directors Of the Business Mems as
ISOLATION Of Rock Island - dele
gates to the annual eonvention Of
tha Retail Merchants association
Of Illinois in Springfield. June 70
to ..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
DIR. MCOWN WILL
SPEAK AT CHURCH

DR.. c. C. McCown of Berkeley,
CAL will speak to the congrega-
ton OF the First Methodist church
tomorrow on The Progress OF
Christianity in the Near East. DR..
McCown is on his way to Berkeley
after Q years study in Jerusalem
and the near east. He was given
this opportunity for study through
. fellowship he earned at Berkley
university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

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! ~ - ~ The smniovers 81
- ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ nrtcns
.,s ~msr.ntead arhi-
~ All disputes and 10
ID! "a. 1870 that nnlv union man
I .l.!r Z s,,,rioveA
N I ,ssult 100 non-union work
~ n Them from other cities,
y. ~ - the ,ob Monday and
\ - viii have their places,
.s y shese men are skilled work
~ Il 4 nossible that n few will
.SSs. into the fold. Six car
Tho broke ranks and a few
1850. from each of the other
s no broke ranks. will prob-
~ q .sten hack hut there Il
sy ...stion 10 this plan.
:. o... r,,,.,s vat IA sis~
.,
a ne plasterers ana la.nefs nAve
Dot Jet siened' Dut VII aCcep'
SL1jh an nour, q cut Irom $!;1o'
naking the cuts all along tne iine
w cents an nour.
~ painters nave not yet se.tieu,
ut have meeting scneouieo iof
noaday night WIN the posses. wnen
4 y practically certain tnat tney
~, - De "
~ electricians have been signed
N IN Davenport for some time al
M cents an hour, but the signing
1 agreements in Rock Island and
1oiine is vet to be accomplished
80 settlements are as good az
lnured, it is claimed.
The plumbers. timers and sheet
/ ri workers are outside the al.
! "a trades, but all three crafts are
med M. The plumbers accepted
/ mt about a week ago from SIZE
: n an hour
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
Obituary
Allen Everett

Allen Everett, aged IS years, for
'merly of Rock Island. died at s
O'Clock Thursday evening In . Bur-
hngton, Iowa, hospital He had
been i'll several days.
Mr.. Everett was born in Rock
Island and had lived alone in q
houseboat . mile north Of the
pumping station in Burlington. He
was found by q friend Sunday and
taken to the hospital.
The body is being held In Bur-
lington pending word from rela-
tives Or friends. No relatives in
this city could be located.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

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ton Becomea efPectiye Ian. 1 1922
H.B. 3e6-Committee on ammo
priatdons The omnibus bill carry
Ing . total Of approximately $4e,-
500. 900.
, H.B.8S6-Ccmmittee ON appro-
pfiations-Appropriates 5000, 00e
from the road fund to the depart
ment Of public works and buildings
to acquire land containing road
building material and to acquire OF
construct, and to maintain and OPP
crate plants and factories for the
production OF such materials and to
DISPOSE OF sacn products to poi1t-
icaa su a OF the STATE.
n.oo'-CoInmlt.ee on ao appso,
ietions-Appropriates $1P,oOO.OVu
oM s1e .. .oau .unu 70 .n1 aspa
for The nnrnc.a ~ corrI.t,rr no,
mart. - rc,t-..t. art.saS IT, IT,,
nrior tn INV 1901 for the con.
struction of federal Aid roads
HR2sa romm;ttae IN .nr-,n-;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssn noo nno
to the denartment of nuhlic works
and buildings navabIe from the
state mad fnnd for the nurnosa q,
carving ont the nrovisions of the
| 1917 road act
H.B.S60-Committee m annropri.
atoms - Appropriates Il (,0D oOC
from the road FIND to the denart.
ment of public works and buildings
| for the purpose Of maintainins
those highways for which the state
in responsible
H.B.S61-Committee on appronri.
atoms = Appronriates s332 387 n
from the road fund 10 the denart.
ment of unblic works and building,
for the purpose of building state
aid roads and maintaining roads
Neutrality-suspicious. IN nubl;,
utilitiee-Th;. !. tha "hor. r,,,o,
measure of the state .dm;nistration
II renels the nra sc,t utility oct an,
creates the Illinois commerce com
mission. comnosed IF seven com
missioners and e;eht .es;st.nts
Tha,, 49, -. ~ '...,:.:1 .
the st.ta Int mrn;o;n.,;t;as no,
vote themselves ont fron nnd.- ~.
co,,r,;ss;on ~ . ,naion;.,, nota I
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

y T.
81 Louis, June 1.-The Sta&e M
been set ana everJtning y ~ Iceal-
ness Tor the nfne1eentn nead 2,
Modern Woodmen Of America
which convenes Tuesoay MOI nln1.
Every tram or1nGs aeieeatee .u
visitors Iron Iar ana n, N - -
nom every state 70 me UNION, 49,
me eacepuCn OF MassaG ns .c,,,
ea.u oo -, oain- ~ ~
l'ol N, v oi.ns Tue Svcie.y = noe W
elAlns g LOUIS y, -. Up W 49, .ss
49, 49, = snpe.ee ~ a, - LIZ ~ heen
.n nen e.ea. 80 ~ a .S e.L..ns . na !. ~
rans. . $500 s - -. w. r.tssr , = -
The head camp meets quadren-
niaily at which time head officers
are elected. and changes made IN
the bylaws are considered. AT the
present date there are more than
l .060, 900 members In good standing.
This vast membership is enrolled In
local camps OF which there are
over $4,000.
The National Camp Clerks associ-
alton, which convened this morning
In the ballroom Of the Planters no.
tel. is an organization of local camp
clerks who assemble for a two-day
session on the Saturday ana Mon
DAY preceding the mead camp meet
ing. me st. LOUIS meeting Is the
eigntn Tune the clerks nave met,
ana az TINS session there were oSI
registered, which Is quite an In
crease over the Chicago meeting in
1S!'. Inc ASSOCIATION was organizes
primarily Tor the purpose OF IN
structing the local camp clerks In
their multitudlnous duties pertain
ing 10 tneir once.
Renew Friendships.
Some of the older clerks attend
these meetings not alone for the in.
struction to be gained, but friend
ships have been formed which are
lasting. SO these loyal fellows comf
from all over the jurisdiction each
four years to renew old acouaint.
ances, and likewise make new ones
This spirit of good fellowship is
much appreciated by the head off.
GERS, and that is one of the rea
sons why WoOdcraft is SO popular
TODAY.
The Foresters' encamnment
which opens formally tomorrow. i.
another great drawing card anf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

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man. Who ~ infnr.6 vhile IN
Antv
Sn -p.,r-Autho,,x.. . n,
law az three.tanths ~ one MN for
Chicaso teacher., nsns,on fnnd -.
crease fulI annnity FL SeoO sic.
eligibility miles
SRlaS-Rarr nouhles ,nher1.
lance tar "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sizes Of
automobile plates one inch.
S.B528-Meents-Chanres date Of
primary elections from September
to April.
S.B.52s-Meents-Chan date oI
primary election for member OF the
general assembly from SeptembeI
to April
S.Bs3s - Buck - Approoriate,
81. 900 for a commission to decide
upon an emblem for war mother,
Of Illinois.
S.B.3S2-Wright - Provides 10,
collection Of agricultural statistics
by assessors and fixes compensa.
ton at $3.50 to IS.
S.B.3S-Barr-Amends corpora.
ton act to permit a corporation t.
own not more tina fort acres Of
unimproyed real estate for the pur.
no.o ~ rrov;d;rp hou,ee for its em.
nloves tn ,oan money to emnlove,
for nnrchasinz their homes IJnim.
nrovod ,ot. -nvst not ha heId ,on~e,
r.. e. ~ 80 ;,sn.a-.S o.,
tnan nv y anu Ap.o'u ''
no. mo,e t1an nl'een yca
o.n-<l4-Da'iey-Amss"1 leacn
ers pension AVS npo.e.'
scnooi autnorlnes 70 appIopria.'
annually 10 pension iunos sums no
to exceed contributions by teachers
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn
state to take over the court hous'
at MetamOra, where Abraham Lin
coin practiced law.
Observation-Disclosures tax
icab companies to give bonds for ey
erv cab operated.
SR454LClackin - Provides TO
nensioninp mnncina, emnloves q
CHICAGO Who are not participant
under any other act Apnlies onl,
to civil service emnloves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proyi
sions relating to the appointment,
ernenses and duties of county an
Northumberland Of hirhvavs and tn
construction of stata Aid roads /
Cites towns and VILLAGES. Prc
vides for cooperatfve CONSTRUCTED
of culverts on county lines.
S.B.3S5-Dunlap- REQUIRES I'd
ditional license fees for operator
Of freight and passenger vehicle
onerated betveen mnnicdnalitis O
Highways.
| S.B,535-Lauts-Permits cities I
20 beyond the old ten mile limit fo
piping water suppliea.
i S.B.1S8-Barr-Appropriates 81
374,sS0 for completing the new I
linoia state uentfantfarv Alao RI
appropriates sea, $50, the unexpil
ed balance OF the 1918 appropris
; ton.
S.B.99-Dailey-Creatss IN edl
cational commission to fnvesti9at
the entire educational system .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
Funeral Of N. ReasL

Funeral services for David Ross,
2306 Fourth avenue, were held at
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
the Knox chapel Rev. Joseph A.
Chapman, assisted by Rev. J. C.
Granger, conducted the services.
Members Of Rock Islands lodge,
Odd Fellows, were in charge. The
body was sent to Pulaski, ILL, for
burial this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

An tAs Ssvs-AE - rins-
ne AFxuA
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-25
SlAMESE RULER Is SUPREME
Rama VI Perhaps the Nest Absolute
Monarch That Is Left on This
Old Earth.

You forget, when YOU are In Lon
don, that YOU ere I'm the kings cnpitul.
You forget it In every Kings capital
I'm the world except Bnngkok. Siam.
had not been in my hotel for hale
IN hour whom | heard whistles blow
Ing ana bells ringing ana tru,nprts
sounding strange rnnrarrs. nsliud
my boy" Che came with my hotel
room and wns my shadow duriny m,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-25
Snluoa!ers in Cicvcr.

Smuggling over the Dutch aLd bun.
i%h !:"i.ti"rS, wh!cll the German roy.
erimcnt had gone "a great .iror,y to
suppress again is noIrishing ION n
colossal scale, and al some points wi,h
the fun knowledge and cnLuivatlce o,
nany government officials. accorG.p
10 reports.
SmugglcrS are Declared 10 be out.
bidding the government for III. aid o.
dishonest officials, ana The ''ycri,nh!c
army Of customs oG.ccrS on Tie Dor
Ger Iavc permitted millions of uar,.s'
worth Of tobacco, cigarettes. coTcc :i.I
sugar to cross ;hc border duty free
wiihn the last few months"
flyn@ SQuadronc Of custom. or,, ,rra
hay" been organized t. nc g.y"...
m'nt 10 catch the SmugglrrS," ylc
";'c "a!d 10 have 50 rhor"u.hiy sy>trrn
"N@cu thcir operations Cat "cU~.tipS
rrr".r:S are rapidly falling haca 10
ro'h'n& for custom c"n.rol Is a.lit.
on pc, "r'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-25
Unidentified Sea Monster.

sea monster believed to have
come M from the depths OF tie Gulf
stirnm TO die and drifted into the
shallow water north of the Key, where
IT was discovered by L.. r. Gurrctson
Is subject for much inquiry by mirn.
lists A fragment Of the skull, weigh.
Ing three tens and measuring l6 feet
In length aud Z feet across, was taken
to Miumi In tow Of the yacht COrSu!r.
Ih"usands Of curious persons visited
the dock, but none could name the
creature, and Mr. Gnrrtson was un.
certain rs to tn" species to which &.
belongs. lie Is inclined TO the opin.
Ion, however, II Is giant SQuid for
the only bone he could slve was the
skull Mr.. Gurrct4nn declared that
when he first saw the monster It was
surrounded by sharks which wrrx. de-
vouring the thsh He did not know
how long Il was. ns he saw only 50 or
80 f,et Of It, with the head protruding
q or = feet above the water Mr. Gar.
rrt>Nn, with the aid of the yacht,
pulled the head from the body and in
doing so broke the skull He is con.
ildcnt there Is another piece OF III,
skull there aS large. or larger, than
the fragment he took to Miuni.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-25

Baations Invented by Italians.
BhSiinnS were invcn,cd hy the Itn-
nan engineers Of the sixteenth century
TO prevent the enemy from collecting
IN the ditch round fortified town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
China TO
! fight FOR
| INTEGRITY
Lansing Explains Position to
Be Taken by Eastern
Republic
Ry HARRY HUNT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-"Chins'r
er-se at the conference on Far East.
srn affairs viii be based on prin.
csples. not on individual situations or
claims" says former Secretary OF
State Robert Lansing. who viii serve
Is advisor 20 the Chinese delegation.
"China's big interest is not that OF
chanting. or OF Manchuria or ko-
Yea. or even Of the open door. The
vital problem. which involves the
principle which must determine the
settlement OF an those questions. Is
that OF national integrity.
Establish and safeguard Chins's
integrity as a nation and the soiu.
ticn 20 all tho individual problems
becomes easy and simple
1.ansing's knowledge Of the inside
mxncuvcrs at Paris. which resulted
IN Japan being permitted TO retain
occupancy Of Shantung. which she
had seized from Germany. with the
assistance OF British troops early In
the war. y expected 20 help Chtna's
presentation of her case at the com
ting conference.
L.ansing's open criticisms OF the
chanting settlement and Of the con.
eessions made 10 Japan nj Versailles
was one OF the reasons leading 10
President Wilson's demand for his
designation as secretary OF state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
Known as Best Postmaster
~
He "Showed Up" Rent Hogs


MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Meet
the beat postmaster In Amorica'--E'
A. purdy.
Purdy runs tho Minneapolis post
office.
He's democrnt-piuEEcd hard
for Wilson for president In 1919 ana
was rewarded with the postmaster
ship In 1914. lie has done such n
good job OF u that not only is Post
master General WIN Hays going TO
retain him. II possible but HAYS has
taken him 10 Washington to give
the department pointers ON how
postoffiees should be run.
"A portoffico ought TO be more
than place TO buy n postage stamp
or call for a letter-" said furdy. tho
day he took office.
How Wen. for one thing he put
= q"e'us On a s'n.'ai movement, M
s .. uireouon o, sun hlsh.r rohls IN
Minheapohs. the rent moss were
wa. .hoas,n. shn.,a.a-
p NJ prrdv ,n., nea "a. man
...r,.r $3.50, 80,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
4-YEAR-OLD BOY
IS MADE DEPUTY
Youngest Peace officer Is
Appointed in California

los ANGELES Nov. <.-The
youngest deputy sheriff In the
history OF California In Richard
Headrick. years old. who has Just
been appointed TO the office OF the
law by Sheriff Traeger.
Wearing n shiny new badge. with
his chest inflated to proportions that
threaten his waist buttons. Richard
Is the newest enemy of crime 20 be
added TO the sherlff's force.
In making the appointment Sher-
III Traeger followed a new line in
IN, policy behind the rigorous cam
paign against criminals and deeds
without the law. Believing that the
law inspires respect thru its visible
presence. he decided 10 choose a
juvenile deputy as means of Inn
pressing upon the younger minds Of
the community feeling OF conf.
dence and admiration for the gov.
eminent
SO Richard. . Los Angeles prod
net. juvenile swimming champion Of
the Pacific coast. and well known
a. n child star OF the screen. was
chosen for the office.