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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

A.
Americas greatest ulDuto g
ne nag - conunu0us ioyai1y ~.
Dvotion TO the constitution o. Me
United States, declared Oscef y.
Carlson Of Aled0, - No -
Flag day exQc11oo heeG una0 me
oAspices Of the Moline E1ks last
night
Mr.. Carlson stated that No nat
tor how bad the industrial c6uai-
lions Of the country seem that be
had confidence In the intelligence
q the American people 10 SUlvo
it, problems.
America need nover fear whn1
viii happen to it because q Hol-
shevism or revolution ~ long "a
the Elks ara AWAKE. he continued
s4or they have inStilied In their
hearts tho purposs To eradicate
otery attempt to Suiiy the mar.
1--WE can not honor Old Glory bet
ter than by living from day to day
In such a way as to guarantees and
protect the document which has
made America the great eountry
which 4 r.
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eLEE CLUB IN
SECOND SING


The second annual concert Of
the Silvts Glee club given last
night in the Moline high school
auditorium was . biz success. IN
der the direction q William b.
Powell. the glee club has made
great pfogrsss during the past
year and improvement could be
noticed last night.
The first two numbers Of the
program. ''valqient Warriors
(Jenkifs). And "Boid Fisherman"
(Jinks). by the glee club, were
warmly received, a. was also the
following selection, . tenor solo
by Tony Henchon, "If q Wish
Would Come True" The glee club
next sang Kentucky Babe" and
Chimes"
Miss Gladys Thompson accom-
panied on the piano BY Miss .Ber-
nice Kfiegef, gave . violin eolo
sPlayful Rockets" (Friesing).
Little Mis- Geraldine Andrews
gave . very pretty selection. "Tell
Me. ~ Heart. followed by the
clubs three numbers, Image Of
the Rose" "Off to Philadelphia,
and win the Fight Fred e
Miller then gave . tenor solo
Louisiana"
A vssy Df6tty effect was heard
when Misc Andrews, accompanied
BY the club, sang spirit Of thu
Woods" (Abt). The program va,
closed with The Anvil and thu
Maid" sung by the glee club.
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Aaffy nAffls. IA Nin11sd6lA
sltsst 11D116es and Mar My6rss ~
TWelf1A tlfool Rock Islano, ~
under arrs1t IT. Transporting iiqHos
in Moline and the police are q ~
opinion that they have disdotoee1
one station Of . Wholesale bootisg-
ging trade.
Chief Ben Ds5aeger arrested the
msn st { e;clock last night on
Twsnty-tdifd tvenus and Eight
eenth street Myers. acceeding u
tt ckief. was loaded with / eun-
ney Jack cuntaining IL qaAftS d
whisky. The men have confosoed
that they were going to: ball thu
liquor for $50 to . residsnt mar
the place where they were arrested,
Chief DeJaeger said that ho had
received the tip that there was "a
be an automobile c6ntainihr
whisky near Eighteenth otreot r
and TwSntt-third avenue last oso-
ming.
Il was there to meet them
said the chief, but l was looking
TOR . FUfd and Myers and Harris
had . Dodge. Then / saw 1lyerl
carrying the gunny sack from TN
car toward the house. halted
him, cpensd the sack and found the
whisky"
The two men are both out On $500
bonds. They will come up for trial
before Magistrate Gustafson mex,
Tuesday.
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SUMNER ATHLETIC
PLAN IS DROPPED

The program Of daily supervised
sports for high school boys and
others Of high school which was to
b given in the Browning field this
summer has BEEN dropped.
Coach SenneiY Of the high school
wAs to direct six weeks course in
athletics, featuring both fun and
coaching. 4 vesk ago it looked
- though this plan would go
through but there seems to be little
hope 1t present
The reason that the plan has
fallen through II because there
seems 10 be little interest at pres
ent among the boys in regard to
such . course. Either the boys Of
the city didn't want the course or
didn't care enough about It to come
and ask for Il.
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CA III H-H6 va1l3k1r
- Ee1eSt6 q e1isoiaIf 49,
- - &C., 4 - -
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1s.sk tto1S. UfSsilhiS vsra
HI IN iifi1ab - SSa61Ss. =
h1vnu6 4 8 = -. -, -.
..ssrs;I. ess1...s. 49, ...s.. -.
49, efoss
eeoe1 - - 0Dsning
4o6endoD vA1E8 f1n1vd ~ dc
70 e 49, vs4A rev. - !.
&. 1n ~ c-.s
sssz cel Ia 70
A-ss19' we're followed BY . mater
Al reaction from initial top fig
ufe4.
rvrs.% x.S.s = - =. -
3 te'sVV uuaneis'
olseppolaung threading returns
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SOLoNS SWEAT
IN WISCONSIN


Madison, Wis., June 17.]SohAtefs
determined today that they would
rather be diEnined than comfortable
and rejected by ~ to 2, a motion
that rules ~ suspended to enable
them to enjoy their shirt sleeves.
Senator Charles Mulberger
started trouble when he came into
the senate displaying a silk shirt
President pro tenn Timothy Burke
ordered the senator to replaco his
coat, explaining that the upper
house In maintaining dignity with
thermometsr 1t 30, was merely fol-
lowing precedent established ~ the
English parliament ct the tMe q
John III.
A move to suspend the fAles pro-
duced a roll cali, with only Senators
Mulberger and Conant on the side
Of comfort.
'How about the Newspaper guys,
dent they have to put on their top
c6ats tool" Senator Oas6At ~
manded when the result Of ths vsts
Was announced.
President Burke declared taAt n
vas their privilege to ~ "u64itni-
Diaersnt IN ul1o1iA
Springfield, Ill, Juno 15-yfe1l
tie Wisconsin point a view, MI.
neis senators ara very un1ten11ol
While WiscOnsin solOon aWeltefe
undeR cnnfa thu Il1fnss6 l6nnAa1n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

Chicago, J0ne 15.-Cattle: re-
ceipss 5,0oe; SLOW; generally
steady; she-stock dufl and lower ;
quality plain: top yearlihss. 1870:
bulk best steers. $7.S0U8.50: bulk
fat COTS and heifers, $4.0o06.55;
bulk Gamers and cutters, $3.50
$50; bologna bulls largely S4.25o
ATS; butcher bulls. mostly $5.75@
SIS; bulk veal cxlvsa, $S.so0s.25
Hogs: receipts 5000; active
steedy 70 ice higher; average most,
II Sc hiehef than Yesterdays avef
age; top $s.10: bqlk, $7.so0s.i0
pigs mostly Toe higher: bulk desir
oble, $7.7S07.SS.
Sheep: feceipts 1000; over hal
s: packer direct; market gensfail,
steady: top. native lambs. $11.s0
no westerns here; choice ligh
ewes. N.0e; heavies $3.50 ant
under.
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.YoUNeS1ER, II;
k|DNAPS SELF
Sends Note to Grandparents De,
handing Ransom ef et0-
sPlOtr Fails.

Centralia, Wash, June n.-Wal-
tor Linney, IL year,. old, Kid
mapped himself and fixed the ran.
som at $50, police said they had
learned today.
The boys grandparents, with
whom he lives, Wednesday report
ed that he was missing and dis
played a note found in his room,
stating that he would be returned
II $3.50 were placed under the
door.
Later the police found young
Linney. who, according to them
ct first told . story OF being alb
Quoted in m automobile. but latet
admitted that it was . drama and
that he was the sole actor.
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Livestock
Kansas Ctr livestock,

Kansas City, No. June 17.-CaA-
tie fsceipts. 11oe; tsse stssfs and
fat she-stock: steady To weak: top
steers. Sis: other sales. 7.0o0S.1o;
cake-fed Texas. 5.s5@7.25; three
loads in quarantine. SIS: best cows
500; others, 3.5o@3.75: yearling
heifers. bid 500; Gamers and
calves, steady; good calves, 500:
no choice offered; cannefs, 2.000
ESQ; practically no bulls and
stockers on sale,
Hog receipts. $500: steady b
strong with q few sales Sc 10 10c
higher than yesterday's ayeraes:
one load choice 18z pound hogs Ia
shippers, 100; packer. top, 7.SS;
good to choice us 10 $40 pound
hogs, 7.70@7.75; bulk u sAle6. 7.ta
@7.S0; packing soks md pigs,
steady.
Sheep receipts, 500; few tales;
native sheep md iArnb1, strong;
ewss, SIS; lambs 1o.0o; goats
| 0.SVs
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= : - '9s. ,. .| 3
aeeulDn0 - - Fl -! e. 49,
stvs decline 6 - n9g1ing n -
tsfoek erehenun Hnnnx. vDo1nS
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Il. ..... ... :. - !. Il.
49, = - - = ! 8
M an Ba11W1a 11oo1te L j
81 1iSefr8o "a 1oaf55iS =
3, - .yasSt sf
Ae3ican ks0ea
1o111, a11ue ro1y1Ag - 1eoeyt
,iffaS = 1nn6nV1l1S far6enf ~ ~
~, .ss... -. 49, ,....1.SS -
49, -. ~
ml1 BACK. Corn ffooucs1. 49, =
Eeesner conn eno.
SUMMARIZING Ame!lcen Wootea
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

tosiub al sssf b. 3 ~ = ~
~. Nert1 rk11eA ~ a10G1n IN
tie 1s6t Ssntf1l ahd S6dt6 esn-
HaAs ftpoet eaai1ns 3sA0ee an
Wsrs woshed ~ -sxpOxk I've
nslnAanAipe q {I09k Gna SAoeo.
coFn eson'nswA - Or, hi.
0vefnieAt Tho hot vooEhe9 forecast
nay holA the Locals - PURCHASING
Iside all gratnA Kansas City cash
wheat 1c 70 % lower: corn. lc
hgher: oats, no salok
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
PHILIPPINES
ARE BANKRUPT


Warrington, June II. = The
Philippine government 10 facing
BANKRUPTCY, Major General Leonard
Weed and former 0overnor-Gene
rufbes declare in b cablegram
transmitted today to congress by
Secretary Weeks, who asked i'm
mediate action on . bill authorizing
the island government to lift its
limit Of Indebtedness from SIS, 000,-
900 to 3aoy0o0. 900.
General Wood and Mr.. Forbes,
who are investigating conditions in
the isiAAd for President Harding,
said the national bank, with which
the island government, provinces
ana municipalities are required to
deposit al funds. was practically
inSClvehts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

- so.lns drove. No. /, Independent
3 Stays, will hold the annual
S Of officers this evening in
~. q which every member il
.e viii be an important dis
|Srsaalt erward In regard to the
ng Of the new stag home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
OUT ON BON00

~ Aoline police arc holding
+ n :. -! harrington, 80 years old,
nta avenue. under = 5000
|oSSs,Oa : charge Of criminally as
r ts : l3-year-old girl. Har-
T was arrested yesterday
1s.- 3 on . warrant issued BY
~ Y. z. Andsrson. lgrA Rose
r ~. police matron, signed
B. plant on behalf Of the fri.
9 1919 - 10 alleged to have been
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
GENERAL MARCH
|. TO Retire NOV. |

Washington, June 17-Ma3of-
General Peyton G. March, chief d
star Of the army, viii retire from
active service On Nov. I. He viii
Be succeeded by General Pershing
on July l, and will go on leave ct
that time until his retirement takes
effect. Secretary Weeks announced
today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

Ia Di1oea A61tfnAn was sum-
0O6od WedhAsdnS evening at the
home Of her so4, Frank Hoffman,
6ls Fourth street, Moline, after Z
long Illness. Tho body will be
taken to Muscatine, Iowa, her for
mer home. for funeral services and
bufi1l.
Mn Hoffman, had made her home
q Moline tpe the iast year. Prev
i0ue 70 th1t TINS nho lived In Mus
eatihe. ehe M - pears Of age.
0ufvtving are two sons, one In
Moline and tAs eehef IN Muscatine.
Hef husband pseceded her in death.
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10TARIANS MEET.

~ rsynlar meeting Of the East
11 notary club was held yes
aoon In the East Moline 7.
& Besides tho regular busi-
-. 0. W. Carr gave IN Id
61 = committee was appoint
.ks aMeadmants TO tie con-
Following il tho com
sepotntsd: H. J. Best, chair.
7. y. Caste and r e. stolx.
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CHICAGO Potatoes.

ChieAto, June 17.-Potat0e1:.l
weak: receipts % cars; Northern
whites sacked. rs per cwt.: A1a-
hama spaulding Rose. $2.0004.l0
p6r cwt: Virginia, $3.75@4.00 per
barrel: North Carolina's, $2.s503, 40
per barrel ..'.,,i.
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Toledo Seed.

Toledo, Ohio Juno 17.-Cloyer
ssed: prime cash, $13.75: Octobers
$12.0q; December. $11.65; Febfu-
afy, $11.So: March, $11.S0. a7a,s
Timothy: prime. cash (1sl6E
800; cash, (1s1s) sos; cash
t1S3e) $50; September. $o.30s
October, $3.35. -75a
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Henry Gosnm,

neafy German, coIored, 1914
afst street. Moline, died yes
sy afternoon after . long III
J. asfal services will be held At
eloet tomorrow afternoon in the
49, chapel and at $50 in>the
- Methodist church, Of which
VA . member for the last A
49, lnterment will be IN River
: cemetery.
1sy German was Q native Of
MAN county. Ky, where he was
[IO 1 >, 1853. Previous to his
- he was . janitor.
vins him are one sister.
psothers. and four half-broth-
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st. Louis Futures.

St. Louis, Mo-, June 17.-Futures
Wheat: July, $1.27A; September
$1.z1x bid.
Corn: July, 611sc bid; Septem.
Der, 63Xc bid.
Oats: July, 379sc bid; September
lec asked.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

.,,ssion a : 1sf1A1s = ~
s psptsst eAsreh = 1a1l1
~ "a ThirtssaiA Slfssk -
ilrrd two DefsUib aAd ~
11 ~ uvse y . score o.
4 s1noes this incoming.
z " Ss1r vss blown on tho fur
~ ~ explosion and thrown :
s.ssa e - feet Fragments were
-. fSruugh the waln q tns
~ ths e1pl0aDou eeun b
~ blocks.
r. - Ilcmquist, 1oo7 Thirtsenth
y 4 tho Lutheran hospital
~ = narrow escap4 fr0m death,
sS.s ~ the furnace when It ex-
y ss'is johnson, 1871 Twelfth ave
- - slightly injured and aftsz
~ 1srninstion at the hoso1tal b
a aim 70 his home.
M 4nting his own life into his hands
49, Iindskoog, 1886 Tenth stre6f
3sSel heck into the boiling hOt
- room and saved Blomquisl
\; 1rnreing him out by his feet
h p isns, 22o3 Eleventh street
Y raolered aid in dfs6gin8 Bloan-
I S1i1k IT Of danger.
l6oe ne explosion the heat III III
- vas terrific. A path q
1 1900 ~ on the floor OF the church
sSrlns and extended the length Of
4 seon. The water, originally
anL had followed the path of the
f sfter It was blown from thu
/ SInaoa Water was splashed or
H9 parts Of The building.
4 q large room wsS nllsd win
Era IA women and aftef the u.
1loa Il was filled with su6ocatinl
na This forced most ct TIL
mle from the church and com
~ . number to return to thsil
a overload u steam Or gas FOR
1ions ID given a. the cause Of tn,
losiou. Fifty people had gath
"a IN the church this morning 4
iaister the annual house clean
y 10 the building. A lre wal
Srlod IN the furnace to heat som,
| -. the heating pipes being al
$3.50 Cd.
M was thought to be the caus,
athe explosion by many, including
| - hnitor, Art Halberg, 623 Thir
20 street. Later others state,
Il tAey believed that coal ga
d1Etsd the upheaval.
II. Johnson was first thought t,
bssriously injured, but after al
azninstion at the hospital he wa
t1exsd to 60 to his home. He va
4 he furnace room at the time o
| - uDlosion and vas more injure'
tt1e steam and heat than BY tn
ing boiler door.
Blomquist, the other injured
o1ng to have been struck on tn
~ b pieces of the broken dool
y ms also in the furnace room 4
- time Of the explosion and 1t
eDsgat he was struck by one q
- pieces.
Thrd the explosion" said Adol
ln1akoog. who was in the parlor q
! time Of the report and VII
Sagssd Blomquist to safety. IAN
xIgpeas they beard it at Fifth ave
YWand Fifteenth street I didn
- what happened and I n
md to . side door and locke
J the furnace room. II was 8
- with steam that I couldn't ~
stAins.
1at in the doorway I saw som
- and stUckings. ! didn't stop Z
i any moro. but took hold Of tn
- and started dragging the1
It was Blomquist."
Mndskoog, after dragging th
= several yards from the furnac
"a fell exhausted and was a
- to safety by Fred Lang. Othe
ne9B Of the church found John
Wing on the floor near tn
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New York Sugar.

New York. June 17.-Raw sugar,
unchanged; refined, $50 for fine
graduated (the lowest recorded in
more than five years).
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Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,, June 17.-Hogs: re-
ceipts 1900; steady TO 10e hiShAf /;
lights, $7.85@8.00; mediums, S7.So
0S.00; heavies. $7.5008.00; pack
ing. @s.7s07.zS.
Cattis: fseeipts none. tone slow
and AeeksI.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, June 17.-Libery
bond prices at noon today were:
avs. $3.50; iirst q, e7.42; second
Is, 1855; frst AIS. $3.50; second
l1ka $3.50; third 4ks. 91.40: fourth
as, 86.SS; Victory 3xs, 1884; Vic
tory Ans, 1884.
New york. JunA 1J-ibefty
bonds closed: SIS, ss.sS; fifst -.
q. 20; second n, $3.50 first 4As.
S7.eo; tecoAd SIS, e6.7s; third
In, o1.le: fgu1th s. Se;1sE
Victnsy 3ks, 3S14; Victory l3ks.
ss.3s.
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Peoria Cash Grain

Peoria, ILL.,, June 17.-Corn: re-
cefpts Is cars, lie, to &c mp; No. 4
yellow, &c; No. 3 yellow, sic
Oats: receipts cars; tc up; No.
2 white, 361kc.
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Kansas City Cash Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 17.-Cash
wheat: No. 2 hard. 1.3601.ss; No.
2 red, 1.33@1.34.
Corn: No. 2 mixed. 6s@5s6c;
No. 2 yellow, SIC: No 3 yellow,
55h@56c.
Oats: No. 2 whits. ssKc; No. 1
mixed. SEC.
Rye, LIZ. So
Hay, unchanged.
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Minneauolis Grain.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June IT,
Flour: unchanged to 100 lower.
Family patents, $9.40@9.50 per bar
rel in SO pound cotton sacks.
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l!|ily8.

NeW Yoff, Juno 17.-Bar silver:
domestic .SsA; foreign .5Sx. Mex
lean dollars, IN.
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e0NrkA(TORS AGAINST UNIONS

Pittsburgh, Pa. June ls.-oppo-
sition to national agreements with
/ labor organizations was expressed
| in the labor committees report to
the Nntl0nal Association Of Sheet
ana Meal ODntfa6t1eS' convention.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
new NIckELS
new HOBBY Of
ROCKEFELLER
Aged Fhancier Takes Joy I'm Giving
Brad New Niekels to People
He Meets
BY E. II. THIERRY.

Tarrytown, N. r.. June H.
Hobbies are keeping the richest
man in the world alive.
John D. Rockefeller has two.
He gives a brand new nickel to
every man, woman and child no
mects--inclading bis chauffeur. his
caddy and the guards at ,Pocantico
Hills.
He plays golf every morning sx-
cept Sunday.
These are the things that give
him his only real enjoyment and
add zest-and perhaps years-to
his life.
Rockefeller is getting feebler.
But II 10 significant Of his tenAcity
Of spirit that he has discarded the
three-wheeled bicycle ON which be
. used to be pushed around his pti-
vate golf course. :
Every day he walks the entire
distance ct his nine-hole course.
And the other day he made the
round in ~ strokes!
Arthur Lyons, one-ar1ned pro-
fessional Of Bfiarcliif Lodge club
who played . fourseEne with Johr
d. as his partner-the othera being
Rev. DR.. Cornelius Woolfkin, pas
tor Of the Fifth AveAue baptist
church, and Miss Martha A. Jami-
son for the low score.
II you want to see how the rich
est man in the world looks riding
his golf lobby, come to Tarrytown
and post yourself outside the iron
gate OF the e.000.ecre estate near
est to the adjacent Sisters Of Mercy
orphanage.
Unique Figure.
A hundred yards from the gate
stands . little red nag on the green
Of H0le No. 3. From there It 10 {
long drive 70 the last hole up neal
the house, which is hidden b.
shrubbery.
Promptly at II O'Clock ever,
morning there appears Z little knot
Of attendants, perhaps q player.
guest Or twO-and q little thin man
wearing long, white, baSgy trousers
. white shirt with sleeves rolled up
tennis shoes and Z large white cal
pulled down over his white hair.
That IL John D. Rockefeller.
"It's amazing how he can arivs
The BALI" said . guard at the rat
near Hole No. !.
yes. he's getting feebls--but hi
persists In footing II around thu
course And he's regular a clock.
vork. You eould simost - Won,
vafch nv .his annsaranns ~ thi,
hois ft:s slvay. n o,cIock
.Nev nickelsy Saw. / think hi,
huhbv about new nictels eivee hin
a much pieasufe as rolf Il 1eeml
| to buck him IN to give am avay.
eve been here two months now
The first time he saw me sc asket
ma hov many children | have
fold Rim i've sWeIls says Id. Aha
marea seven IN the family-.-here,,
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St. Louis Cash Grain

St Louis, Mo-, June 17.-Casl
wheat: No. red, 1.4001.411S; No
2 red, 1.39@1.40.
Corn: No. 2 white, 63c.
Oats: No. 3 white, 3s03SMc.
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Horses and Mules.
East st. Louis. H.. June IT,
Horses md mules, unchanged.
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The Washington herald., 1921-05-22
Bargain Sale
ForHospital
Will Care for Summer
Needs of University
Institution.

The bargain and rummage sale.
for the summer needs Of the George
Washington University Hospital.
will be held at 1909 Il street. be-
ginning tomorrow. under the au-
spices of the board OF lady man
ayers, Of which Mrs. r. w. True IN
the newly elected president. Contrt-
buttons of every sort have been 70
ceived, and clothing especially
still being asked Cor.
The Junior Auxiliary. Of which
Mrs. Daniel Borden is the chairman.
will be in charge Of the childrsns
department. She will be assisted BY
Mrs. Pagan. Mrs. Rafter, Miss Man
well Church. Miss Louise Lsruer
and Miss Mamie Chase Mrs. Eu-
gene Byrnes will have a hat Depart
ment. of new and slightly worn hats.
Mrs. William Cline Borden is the
sales chairman and Mrs. Thomas
Madden Foley. publicity chairman
The melting pot, in charge Of Mrs.
Harry Bornten. is filling up. Metals
Of. all sorts are asked for Auy
contributions that cannot be con-
veniently sent TO Mrs. True, 1870
Fairmont street, will be called for
by Miss Elizabeth Bliss, OF 1891
Twenty street, chairman OF eoi-
lections-