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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
NEGROES FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
John Carroll and Ray Weinroft 81
Moline Convicted on Charge
Robbery.

John Carroll, alias Devil" Car
roll, and Roy Weinrott, alias Roy
Reinhardt. Moline negroes. were
found guilty by a jury n circuit
court yesterday afternoon of rob-
berry of Palmer Woods, anothe:
negro. Thy will be sentenced to
indeterminate terms in Joliet pm
Tertiary.
Woods charged Carroll and Vein
rott with having robbed him of
SIT, Jan. /. He said Carroll en-
tered his place and snatched the
money from his hand. Woods said
he knew Carroll to be bad one
and made no attempt at resistance.
Carroll denied his name was
Devil" He insisted. it was just
plain John Carroll and asserted
neither he nor his friends had ever
called him by anything else. He
further contended that hey played
poker with Palmer Woods and sew
eral others from 10 o'clock in the
morning to o'clock in the after
noon, Jan. 1, at Palmer's residence
The game broke up. he claimed
when he became aware a marked
deck was being used.
II wondered why Palmer called
me when had two aces in sigh
and he only had q pair Of Jacks,
Carroll told the jury, $50 / scrutin
lied the backs Of the cards and saw
| they were marked. I told them j
was a bad deck and then reache &c
over and took Palmer's pile ant
| walked out"
The jury deliberated the case al
hour, bringing in the verdict at 4
o'clock.
Carroll and Weinrott were IN
dicted also for attempted robber!
of Joseph Balm in Moline that sam,
night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11

I'll never marry you! Never
I'd rather be dead in my gravel"
she broke out passionately.
+. Please yorese'f, sweetheart" he
ieered. You'll be keepin' house
for Dug Doble. I'm not insistin'
on weddin' bells none. Take 'em
or leave EN-"
While he lounged sullenly on the
chopping-block, shoulders and head
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
.*a7G d. eIHp

valve seat in the upper half OF the
plug insures gas-tight fitting be-
tween the body and the hexagon
head The insu1ator is of steatite,
an unbeatable stone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
NEW SPRING OILER.

Automatic oiling of springs is
maintained by this oil reservoir
which is hooked over the top leaf.
The motion of the car causes drops
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
EASY TO CLEAN SPARK.

A newly designed spark plug is
constructed in two parts to make
cleaning easy. A patented ground
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
Gllgg 5 o
SAVES CRACKED GLASS.

A cracked windshield may be
saved from breaking by drilling q
hole at the end of the break in the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
DETECTS LOOSE PARTS.

What looks like a physicians
stethoscope- is used the same
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-11
A COLLAPSBLE Rim.

It will be easy TO change tires
with this form. of rim on the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Mrs. T. s. McDerrnott Chosen As Speaker
 For League Session

Mrs. T. s. McDermott of New Ha- ven, chairman of the state depart. ment of efficiency in government or the Connecticut League of Women : Voters will be one or the three spe- iciai speakers who will address the members of the League at the Fair 6efield county meeting to be held Aprtu 6, in the Stratfield hotel It is ex- pected that there will be another speaker from the state board and also one of national repute. The meeting will start at 11:3O and all me emberS of the League in Fairfield county are invited to attend.
 Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw, county vice chairman of the League, who will preside at the meeting, has endeav- ored to secure two state department chairmen to address the members so that they may have a clearer vision of just what the state department wishes the city and county branches to do. As only members of the state board and county chairmen are eligible to attend the state board meetings where departmental work is discussed and explained in de- tail, the only chance the ordinary members of the League have to hear of the work being done and the work planned, is at meetings such as will be held Monday when state board members will be present.
 Reports will be read and the na- tional convention to be held soon in Baltimore will be discussed. Mrs. Walter I1oewith of this city. is a member of Mrs. McDermott's com Inittee efficiency in government.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Boys tweed suits, Double Service - $15.

Tweeds; boys can't find a fabric they like better {!
 Mighty good judgment do they show for tweeds have good looks, and insure free dom, and wear well, and have life and clearness of pattern too.
 These tweeds are excel lent grays and tans. Every suit is a Norfolk model with two pairs of trousers.
 Each suit cut with ample room for an active boy, fit ting smoothly, coats lined with mohair.
 Sizes 9 to 1S- S15
 Front basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

! district officials, all questions of policy have been vested in a special committee of 16 men, representing the various districts of the union. To Direct Strike. New York, March 31-President of the three anthracite district unions left New York today, to administer the suspension of work in the mines in the Scranton, Hazleton and Sham okin regions of Pennsylvania in con- junction with the nation wide strike of the coal industry.
 Although the suspension order will not become officially effective until midnight tonight. reports from dis tr1ct Headquarters indicated that ces- sation of productfon already was un- der way.
 Actual suspension of the industry a7<1aeh1z m De conDleted ct su7-.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Books of fitness for Easter gift.

Friendship a nd n e W thought books, quotations fro mour loved poets; each sort in a tasteful leather binding soc.
 Books of fine sentiment by Van Dyke Warden and J. R. Miller; these in white leath- erette binding 25c.
 Handsome gift books in suede and soft leather bind ings- 75c to $3
 Poetry, from special selec- tlons to complete editions. in attractive bindings
 soc to $3.75
 Main floor, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

down, it was said, when all prepara- tions for the protection of property will have been completed.
 Three thousand two hundred men will be left in the coIleries to prevent flooding of the mines and maintenance of property while the strike is in progress, according to estimates of union officials.
 Officials of the larger Eastern rail- roads with terminals at New York City assert that they are we'll prepar- ed for the strike. Stocks on hand are estimated by the various roads to be sufficient for from two to four months.
 The New York Central whose nor roa1 requirements were put in at 25,- GOO tons per day, has 100000 of biz I4szslinous on hand. officials said This is double the usual reserve supply maofnfued II was safd-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Newest skirts are of personality.

Plaids - not smooth but almost fuzzy !
 Stripes - in unique new contrasts!
 Checks, and tweeds, and prunellas a md handsome woolen ratinel
 With fringed bottom, or with pleats, or with effec- tive button trimming.
 Colors are gay and bright and charming; nearly all of them.
 Sports types, dress types, business types - clever in deed with the new blouse o1 the bright and saucy little sweaters of the season. $8.50 to $15 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
WOmen's winning jersey suits = S1O>

Do NOT judge by price, See, inspect. = then indoe
 Light Spr1ngl1ke jersey in just the colors most in IaVor: - henna, navy, copenhagen taupe tan oxford black; and several cheerful heather mixtures
 uAeoo Jacket m either one or three button style. Back with single wide tuck or with inverted ,o1t ~ with rows of stitching with peat and corded tricks at side One graceful style has plain back but stitching from shoulders down sides
 Narrow belt, patch or sashed pockets and plain skirts which hang with freedom and grace s10.
 Secondn floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

ment in those fields is promised than for the principal soft coal districts. Not all of the latter fields. however are thought to be able to withstand 8 long strike.
 For the non-union miners joining the shut down, the union doesn't plan to finance their idleness, officials de- claring their program tor winning the cooperation of these workers calls only for a peaceful appeal"
 Organizers Work Quietly.
 Organizers, however, have been quietly at work for some time and their effectiveness cannot be forecast but no longer interruption seems inn n1inent in she non union fields
 Briefly. the miners demands are that present basic wages be retained in the soft coal fields and that the anthracite tonnage workers receive
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Annual Dinner Of
 Dairy Company Held

The annual dinner and dance Of the Mitchell Dairy Company was held aast evening at The Farm. All the members of the organization with their wives were present, it being a large family affair. During the serv- ing of the dinner, musical numbers were sung and solos rendered by Mrs. Leonard Byrnes and Miss Mary Davis, while Mrs. George Macdonald gave a humorous recitation.
 A. w. Mitchell, treasurer, in a few words extended the greetings of the company and congratulated all on their splendid service and faithful ness to the organization.
 P. R. Seeley and Henry W. Voelkel had charge of the affair and Its sue cess was due in large part to tEeir efforts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Gracious new Spring Coats $29.5O.
And, gracious; what a variety of themi

And, gracious; what a variety of themi
 Sweeping coats of wrap model Loose back coats, Beted coats Plaid coats with pea down center back Big loose sports coats with the big pockets poets and enjoys Goats with handsome sweeping lines and trimming of fringe Tweed coats of breezy sports style. Tan cover, coats of quiet air and fine beauty.
 All these are but part of the assembly,
 Bolivia and velour and mixtures, soft woolens like camel shair lovely light fabrics every 
 Spring will be especially welcomed by woman who possesses of these coats and comfort and content will be double because of it's attractive price S295O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

TOT other soft coal fields being based on me Interstate contract. The con- tract question, however, is not an issue In the anthracite districts.
 Insist on 14Check On.n
 In addition to reduction in wages. the soft coal operators have refused to continue the interstate method of contract making. Reductions pro- posed by the operators generallv amount to forty per cent. of the pre- ya1ling scales, or return to the wages established by contracts made in 1916- Some operators also insist in the abolition of the unions "check off the plan by which operators de- duct union dues from the miners wages
 While the union's affairs will be df- rected generally hY the international execut1Va of1cexu and fha xnhordinnxa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

a twenty per cent increase with SI a day advance being given to the an- ohracfte day workers.
 The basic rates for the soft coal workers range from $1.0s to $1.11 a Oon Tor DICK mining, and the day men receive $7-50 a day Exact tonnage rates in the anthracite fields are said by the uinon to be lower than in the soft caal districts. and the anthracite day.
 Aside from the wage question, the light of the miners in the soft coal fields is directed toward preserving the unions system of bargaining that has grown up during the last forty years In the past, wages have been fixed by an interstate contract apply ing to western Pennsylvania. Ohzos Indiana and Illinois. with coufr6cte
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

and ch1c shapes; these With Sllnp One outstanding quality of the assembly is it's quality to meet personal ideas and tastes; there is hat to be worn with satis- faction with Easter attire - whether that attire be gown or suit and whether wrap or suit IS to be considered first.
 Individual h a te of newest fashion-note- $1O to $15
 Tailored and trimmed hats, many modes $3.5O to $7.5O
 Young folks hats in soft and sailor effects $50 to $7.50 Sport and collegiate hats of rich color $1.5O to $7.5O
 Second foo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Unique lace : edge 'kerchiefs - 50c.

Around their centers of sheer texture and appealing quality, these little handker- chiefs have a deep border of lace.
 At each corner is a deep set-in pattern, usually of medallion effect - and with a distinctive air.
 Novel and pleasing soc.
 Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Complete Tie Up Of Fields When Men
 Drop Their Picks
lContinued rrom Page onel

(Continued from Page One) cumulated at the end of the war Armistice Day, November II. 1918. This supply, government officials es- innate will meet every demand for 43 days and the depletion of this re- serve is regarded by union officials as necessary before they expect tho bituminous operators to indicate any willingness to confer with the union on new wage contracts.
 Anthracite operators. however. are already conducting wage negotiations with the union and an earlier settle-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Nice-1ooking new Spring gloves = $1.65.

Springlike in weight and pattern and grace.
 Excellent skins, smooth finish, with a supple quality which m a k e s them fit smoothly mad snugly.
 Gray tan beaver white and black - each with at tractive embroidery-$1.65
 Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
The Weather.-Rain today; Satur- day unsettled, probably rain, warmere
Tan, Brown, Black; Mems choice ready.

Oxfords New Spring shapes. Pliable stuanch leath- Sort of shoe-making that insures comfort and service. Right amount of trimming
 Tan calf with English toe rubber heel $S Brown kid butcher oxfords with medium broad toe, rubber heel $9 Brown calf butcher oxfords, medium toe, rubber heel $7.5O Black calfskn with English toe and rubber heel
 $7.5O Black kid butcher oxfords with broad toe and rub Der heel $7.5O
 lain fIoorr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Young men like Rowland clothes.

They Ire designed by who know what young me1 like; who put vigor and snap into their styles. They built by who believe in quality; know that careful tailoring makes clothes keep r shape and good appearance.
 They sold at reasonable price; because expect to hold a man s trade after we have got it. Best Rowland clothes from the House of Kup penheimer
 Others are dependable, correct, attractive. New coors ready patterns, latest fashions Values all expects to find - and then some 
 Topcoats and suits; fine variety right at
 S35 $40 S45
 lain nfloorr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

For Colds. Grip or influenza
 and as a Preventive. take Laxative PROMO QUININE Tablets. The gen. nine bears the signature of E. W. Grove-H .(Be sure you get BROMO)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Millinery show
 is a real treat.

Easter but two weeks away! Spring really. herei
 Truly -'tis blossom time for millinery sec tion!
 Wonder if there could be a greater variety of beauty and of fashion. Wonder if there could be prettier combina- lions of color and of ma-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

terals Wonder if there could be wider range of effects
 One glance gives impression that all the hats of the season large with sweeping brs and abundant trim ming. But another glance shows such diversity of small and chic shapes; these with simple trimming.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Thirty new ribbon Combinations.

Those lovely narrow rib bons of satin, bright in their beauty and with each side of a different color.
 Thirty new combinations of use in a dozen-and-one different attractive fashions. No 3 width 29c
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31

Mrs. Jacob Landau is American born and a fully qualified lawyer but the law says she is not an American and therefore cannot practice in New York. The troubla is that her husband is from Czecho- Slovakia- 4 divorce will restore her citizenship-but she doesn't want a divorce.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
A Physicians Testimonial.

Fourth Moor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
CONCURS

Parochia gr.-ort. Romano 'Sf.
George din Detroit. Mich. pc
aceasta Gale publica Concurs pen
tru postul de Preot Paroch ce a
devenit vancant Gu data zilei de
| Aprilie 1922. Domnii, preoti ce
doresc a ocltpa acest post, sunt
rugati a trimite cererile sau sc
presenta in persoana eel mai tar.
ziu pana la 30 Aprilie 1922. Cere-
rile primite dupa aceasta data nu
Sc vor mai lua in Considerare. Sc
cere ca d-nii Preoti sa ,aiFa acte
de la Consistorul din Patria vechc
Cererile lie veti trimite la adresa
1909 Theodore Str. Detroit, Mich
Presedinte lie Muntean.
(79-S2).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
CO N v0CAR E,

: Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura III. r. Ardeleana &
Transilvaneana'' din Alliance, O.
Convoaca pc aceasta Gale pc t0ti
fratii membri de a lua parte La
sedinta generala de trei luni, care
Sc va tinea in ziua de 9 April
1922 in Hala Societatii de sub
numarul 735 Ash Str. Sedinta Sc
deschide la ora 1.3O pc m. Deci
'sunt strict obligati toti membri
a nu lipsi de la aceasta sedinta.
Absentee nemOtivate sc vor a..
menda conform statutului avand
mai multe chestii de resolvat pen.
tru binele 81 inaintarea Societatii
noastre. Totodata va Fl 81 darea
de seama de trei luni trecute, mai
sunt rugati 81 acei frati Romani,
care pana de prezent nu apartin
Societatii noastre sd bine voiasca
a lua parte la aceasta sedinta
pentru a Sc inscrie membru in
Socletate pentru binele lui pro-
prlu, in speranta ca nici un mem.
bru nu va lipsi de La aceasta Sc
dmta impOrtanta, am ramas salu.
tandu-va Gu dragoste frateasca
In numele Societatii U. r. Ard.
q Trans. seminar:
loan Labu, presedinte.
Toader Libeg, prim secretar.
(79 & 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'SamanatOrul Roman"
din f. Youngstown, Ohio Con-
voaca pc toti membri sal din loc
81 jur de a lua parte la adunafea
generala de trei luni care Sc va
tinea Dumineca in 8 April 1922,
la orele | 80 d. M. in Oficiul So.
cietatii de sub numarul 1O2 al
:1O-lea Str. Deci fratilor va rugam
ca de la aceasta sedinta sd nu
curtea Gu jurati judecatorului
sd nu sc mai tina fara numai la
3 luni deci fratilor membri va
rugam ca de la aceasta adunare
generala de 3 luni care nu Sc vOr
presenta pc aceia ri vOr Fl amen
dati conform Procesului Verbal
luat in luna Ianuarie 1922. Tot la
aceasta adunare va fl 81 darea de
Seama de } luni trecute 81 alte
chestii importante pentru bunul
mers al Societatii.
Achim Cuntan, presedinte.
loan Rodean, prim secretar.
(SO-81).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura '!PlugArul Roman din
Youngstown, Ohio prin accasta
convocare, Convoaca pc toti mem
bril- 81 membrele de lua parte la
adunarea generala de 3 luni ce Sc
va tine in ziua de 8 Aprilie 1922,
in Hala Societatii 645 Poland ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
l 80 p. m. La ordinea zilei va ii
darea de seama a Comitetului pc
trei luni trecute 81 totodata find
mai multe chestii importante pen
tru bunul mers al Societ6tii in
general toti membrii 81 membrele
sunt rugati de . lua parte la
aceasta adunare. Absentii nemo-
,tivati vor fl pedepsiti conform
Statutului toti membri noui sunt
,rugati de a lua parte 81 pune
juramantul cerut 81 toti aceia
frati romani din lOc 81 doresc de
a deveni membri la Societatea
,Plugarul Roman sunt rugati
de a lua parte la aceasta sedinta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura "Vulturul' din Home.
stead, Pa. Convoaca pc toti mem.
bri sal a lua parte la sedinta
lunara care va fl in 8 April 1922
la orele l 30 p. IN. prompt in Hala
Societatii. La ordinea zilei vOr Fl
mai multe puncte de resolvat
printre care va fl 81 raportul de
pc 3 luni trecute. Absentee ne
motivate vor ii pedepsite conform
Statutelor.
In numele Societatii Vulturul
din Homestead, Pa.
loan Mustatia, presedinte.
s. Varga, secretar.
(79-S1).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
JoI, 8 APR1I.IE 1922.

.{ 44u
cn ccle mai frumoase cantece ma.
tionale 81 arii de dams.
Pretul de intrare clasa Lila $liOO
Clasa pa Toe.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mul-
tamita 81 Sc vor cuita pc calea,
ziaristica, speram Cd vom avea un
numar foarte frumos in mijlocul
nostru, frati 81 surori Romani,
pana la revedere va asteptam Gu
cea mai mare dragoste, 81 VI do
rim ca ST. Pasti sd lie ajungeti
Gu bine.
Pentru Societatea 'Invierea"
din Martins Ferry, @.
Comitetul aranjator.
NIB. Membrii 81 Membrele sunt
obligate asi plat biletul de fntra-
re 75c; sd ca la cunostinta siste-
mul american, ca scaunele vor fl
numerotate~ de la Nr. l, 2, 3 81
asa mai departe.
Oficiul de bilete este deschis
la orele 6 p. m.
(81 & 84).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

CO n NvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Romania Noua" din
Cambridge, Ohio, Convoaca pc
toti membri sal din loc a lua parte
la sedinta generala ce Sc va tlnea
in ziua de 8 Aprilie La orele 30
y. m. anul 1922 la locuinta d-lui
George Moloiu sub No. ITO Harris
Ave. la ordinea zilei va Fl mai
multe chestii de resolvat in favo-
rul Societatii. Deci prin presenta
convocare speram ca toti membrli
Societatii vor lua parte la sedinta.
In numele Soc. Romania NOua.
Emilian Cojocariu, presedinte.
; George Munteanu, secretar fin.
kSO-S11.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
Din CARNETUL UNUI
COPIE FARA MAMA
dc: c. r. pASCU

cateva minute, barbatul plecat
| 81 dina Brown ia aplecat asupra
mea 81 m "a ridicat zicandu-mi :
'Daca esti GU minte 81 nu tipi 81
nu te 'misti din loc, te las 50 sezi
aici pc scaun papa iypravesc &c
am de facut astazil Gu mata, daca
nu te leg sj pc tine ca pc ea. EST
Gu mintei"
''Da, da, da, ''borborosii eu,
|tremurind din tot corpul, de tea
ma 81 nu ma lege 81 pc mine, si
ea Sc duse Anga mama 81 dupa &c
10 privi cateva momente ii zisc Gu
un suris dracesd pc buzele ei ear
noaxe:
''Asculta, Sofio, III spun pentru
ultima Oara q dac6 M te supui
in totul vointci mele nu seapi GU
,vista.
~ = sjuns osatA pfin3rspiri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
lUrusre).

Ii puse un calus in gura, 81
aplecandu-se asupra Ell zise: "A
cum te am in mana, ticaloas-d.
Daca nu tie supui vointei mele .
sa suferi toate chinurile iadului
81 tn 81 protejatul tau
In momentul acela Sc descliise
usa. Intorsei capul, crezand Cd e
proprietareasa dar era un barbat,
bine imbracat, care semana Gu
soferul.
'Credeam ed numai vii. Am
isprayit singura," zise dina Brown
eatre barbatul care inaintase re-
pede pana hngs mine, u "a M
Vtiu e. IL spus, intro liinbS eare
semana Gu llaba ruseasca, u dina
Brown i-a raspuns tot pc limbs
ls!csa, u dppa - a mi yorbit