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New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
ELECTION NOTICE
BOARD OF ELECTION

of the City of New YORK, ~. WI.
Office. Municipal Building. Naa'
haitian, New York u
PURSUANT TO TIE PROVISION \
section 81 of the Election Iaws...1.'
ter -5sS OF the LaV's of 1922. Sos,rl Y.
hereby given that at the Gsnssn nl.,s "
ton TO be held on Tuesday, Nesrs,
7th, 1929. the following Officers IN
voted FOR in the County of SeT " V
Governor. Lieutenant Governor
tary of State Comptroller, Attotheir q
eral, State Engineer and surveyor II.
States Senator, Justices OF tbs sm
Court, list judicial District, Jus'ssJ
the city Court. Surrogate, judges tsss
Court of General Sessions Re7fesessssss,
In Congress, State Senators ~ Z 10y. y
the Municipal Court. End DissHet
bers OF Assembly and Member w I
Board of Aldermen. i4th ASs'
District.
October Ii. 1929.
JOHN r. vooRHs
CHARLES r. HbiF.
JAMES KANE ,sssss
JACOB A. LIViNsgsss,,Sst
Commissioners. Board o. 80
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Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Adriatic fEr), Southampton Oct 81; TO
White Star Line with mails; is expected 10
dock about noon at Pier so. N CWest
18th stl.
Ryndam SDt1, Plymouth Oct IS. to
Holland america Line with mails; Is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at foot 5th st.
Hoboken.
Due Te-marrow
CoIumbia 9Br1. Glasgow Oct II, to
Anchor Line with mails; is expected to
DOCK at Pier IS. r West 18th atl.
Mail Co with mails; is expected 10
dock forenoon st Pier Is, B'kiyn tMon-
Passorea Port Lirnon Oct 2s: to United
Fruit Co with mails Is evpecte5 to dnnt
Afternoon at Pier ie, e r fMAidcn Lare),
southern Cross. Santos Oct II; to Mt,ns
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Dangers TO Navigation
fBy " S photographic Dffice)
North Atlantic Dcean--OF tho American
Coast

10y " oIfICeb
North Atlantic 0cean---OF tho American
Coast
Following obsructions were reported ::
Oct 35. lat 81 81 ION IS 2@ weather beaten
spar ubout inches in diameter projecting
6 Ct out of water; apparently attached
to submerged wreckage-~E El Alba. Oct ~.
lat 10 II Ion 81 SIS. piecs of wreckage 40
1t long 20 1t vide - Termaton. Dcto-
her Is lat lS 20 lon 40 05, passed
three logs 10 Il long IT in diameter pro-
tectng 3 It out of water. Oct 21 lat rs 80
Ion 4s SO, passed schooner bottom up pro-
jecting IT out OF water-Eastern Crown
Along Overseas Rontes
Following obstruction was reported .
Oct a. lat 40 Is Ion ~ 90, passed mast
projecting fl above water--Palonis
Ice Reports
Canadian Signal Service reported Ice in
as follows; Br S S Fanad Head--oct 90
lat So 30 Ion ~ 56. passed small berg
between south point Of Belle Isle and Cape
Baud, two bergs Belle isle--Oct %, two
bergs.
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DIH WeuIesuHJ
president Van Buren, Queenstown, IL
City Island

Bound South--Schrs Chautauqua (Br),
to Garretson & Ellis; Abbie S Walker. St
Martins, for New York with lath to Simp-
son. Clapp Co; Northcliffe (Br), Bear
River for New York with lumber to order;
Lavolta, Franklin for New York with
stone to Booth Bros; Mary Cuff, Nor
folk for New York
Bound East-Svein Jarle (Nor) Ns,v
York for New London
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
Hattnras 20 Florida straits Moderate
north sud northeaats fair
East Gulf Moderate east ( fair
West Gulf. Moderste cart and south.
cart fair
Caribbean Sea and Wtndwarti rassa go4A.
fair r
North Of Sandy Hook Moderate vari.
able. fair
Sandy Hook TO Uatteras-.Nioderate q
north and northeast: fair
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Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. rov s---The westland,
cargo vessel of $500 dsadweight tons,
~ assigned to-day by the Emergency
tSjset Corporation 20 8 sgitoovioh n Co of
Galveston, for use in the GaiyeEton-Liver-
pool -AancheAtsy service.
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Change of Masters

g w Deiamater succeeds Thomas r
Manning command steam screw Erin
Raymond Pausch sucreeds Charles II
Cowens command gasoline screw Pause h
Bros.
Charles Lewis succeeds Lawrence sut
ton command barge John r Mills.
Charles Jelison succeeds Charles w Nell
son command steam screw Evelyn JAYNE
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wANTED-A house officer ior th,s E
until June Ist. for hospital at
ti1ong. Mid. connected with Dr. Gtvs
Mission. Salary sbee and all sIrs
Work is varied and interesting. SYss
DR.. W. r. MacAusland, Chairrass /
Selection Committee. fnternationa, ~
Association, 24o Newbury st., Bos.cs. q
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Elk SERVICE MAN wants po.itioa sie
wholesale grocery house; three yfsrs' Z
missary experience age %. Phone Tlrasa
bursh 1855
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

VALET, mdsseur: speaks several Iss,ss|
travelling experienced; reference al
SIS 9Th ave.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUMffE!

GOOD selling lines wanted (domsea
novelties preferred wholessls aszf5
tertained. Full particulars 20 Sappis, q
borne Terrace. Richmond, London. ErE
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEsr,
Miscellaneous

WOMAN. educated and refined. sssi,s
ton with responsibility as ccraps.aeI
lady or instruction of children. hi
Tribune.
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on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier
Olympic. Southampton. 10 AM. :. SO, n
Caronia, Liverpool, IL M.........54, N
Cedric. Liverpool, 10 NJ. so, N r
President Fillmore. Bremen. 10 AM
l, - 5th th' st noboken
America, Naples, 1s NJ. ..s7. n n
yandyck. Buenos Ayres. : PM..is Hoboken
Essequibo, Valparaiso, II AM ......42 N r
Ponce, San Juan, 10 N. ........s4, B'klyn
Rosalind; st Johns, II AM. Java st. B'slyn
nS;a, Inea, Tsrks Isle, y NJ: M:..........s4. B'klyn
Edith, San Juan. IL M..........24 Bklyn
philadelphia, Curacao, 10 NJ. ...11. Bklyn
zacapa; Port Limon. II AM. 8, n r
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Ii AM. .96. N r
kuksefjell. San Domingo. IL ...76. n n
sagaiand, Nassau II AM. ......... ------
San Pablo. Kingston, 12 M..,.....1s. q r
Sail Monday
Sierra Nevada, Bremen, / PM
eth st, Hobol1en
Nc MAdeKeesport, Dunkirk, IL Ma. Hoboken
Texan. Seattle. / PM. ...6. Bush d. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Mauretania, Southampton, 10 AM. .54, N r
Schodack, Rotterdam, 12 NJ. 20, Hoboken
Sail Wednesday
President Van Buren, Queenstown, IL M.
3, Hoboken
Argus, Antwerp. IL M.s, Army Base. B'lSlyn
Sorfe Castle, Cape Town, 3 PM. 3s, B'klyn
Sark. Buenos Ayres II NJ. .......2 26, B'klyn
Fort st George. Bermuda, II AM. .S6, n r
Thorgerd, Tampico, IL AM. g. Il r
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Ete.
Stoves and Boiler Repairs

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cast
vice free. Bennett. ITa B'way 81 ID
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r. NJ. CLARK. superirtsnees,
New York. New Haven & Hartford 4
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STOVES & BOILER REP AIRS,
Porcelain, EnaTneled & Black CoEsas
Coal & Gas Ranges. Steam & Ho. q
Heaters. Laundry Stovee. Also rslsff
all makes.
BARsTow STOVE Co.
2aS-230 Water ST., Cor. Beeknan. x
Branch. 1s4 Mulberry ST.. Newark, !
Open until P. n. Eiectic1 Day
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MEN WANTED

machInis's--s5c 20 7sc per hour
Boilermakers-sfc to f5c per hou.
BlacksTiths-ssc 20 7sc per hour
Armsture Windery-s5c to Tsc pe- n,
Car Inspectors & Rensirmen--s;c ns.
Helpers--frst year, 45c per hoy,
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Apply. 0 a. m. to 5 D. M, to A..
tendent's. office at 1880 Il. and Tills
Bronx. y. Y.
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Newburgsi, Poughlseepsie, Kingston and
r. NJ. CENTRAL HUDSON LINE.
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EGYPT-INDIA. American a mslisn Line.
Port SAID, Bombay, Colombo Rangoon, Cas-
cutta. Norton Lily & Co. &c Beaver ST.. Ny
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Outgoing Steamships

NOTH.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
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The above rates are thcsS sx...s
with Committee OF Mechanical bss.-,
Association.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04

THE NEW YORK, NEW Hsr,
HARTFORD RAILROAD coxpls,'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
NO AI.MONY: so
EX-HUSBAND is
AGAIN IN JAIL
Especial to The Argus.

Aledo, Feb. deputy Sheriff
]. W. Sewer made a trip to Viola
Monday evening and brought back
Hiram Reed on a charge of con-
tempt of court for the non-payment
of alimony.
Reed was placed in the Mercer
county Jail and will be arraigned
before the circuit court here Feb.
Is. A separate maintenance de
cree was obtained some time ago
and since then Reed has been hail
ed before the court numerous
times on the same charge for non
payment of S25 per month that he
agreed to. He has been in the
habit of skipping the county but it
seems is unable to stay away for
any length of time.
When Deputy Sewer made the
arrest, Reed asked for time in
which to change from his working
apparel to his Sundays best, but
when he was thrust in the cell lie
asked that he be furnished other
clothes SO that his best suit would
not get soiled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
POPULAR GEN ESE0
COUPLE MARRIED
AT BRIDES HOME
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Feb. 1.-The marriage
Of Miss Dora Ella Hutchinson ind
John Leland DHlenbeck was sol
emnized at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hutchinson, on South lakewood 81
enue, at 1890 O'Clock this morn
ing.
Rev. William Harberts OF tls
Presbyterian church was the oficl-
ating clergyman. The bridal coa-
pie was attended by Miss Miriam
GoembeI and Kenneth Hutchinson
The bride was attired in a gown Oh
brown kittens satin, trimmed VIE
beaded lace over orange satin. Shs
carried a bridal bouquet OF sRes.
peas. Only the immediate RELATIVES
of the bridal couple were preSea.-
Mrs. DiIlenbeCk attended l1s
GeneseO high school until the r.
cent Christmas vacation perlod' anu
= one of the popular young ialis5
of this CITY. The bridegroom IS I1s
son of Mr.. and Mrs. a {. lIilie-'
beck of North State street he -
tended the GeneseO Colleague II
stitute and is now operating iaI1 ar
three miles west Of Geaeseo "Lisis
they will make their future nome,
A wedding dinner was sef'eu a.
11:3O. after which the couple STAR
ed for Chicago They VIII re lt--
there for several days and VIII '1sL
visit relatives at other points d. !,
Illinois. They Will be at home -
their friends after March L
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
GALVA BRIEFS

Carlson & Schneider, local dec
orators, are busy this week paint
ing and decorating the interior OF
the American legion rooms. When
the work is finished the rooms
will be as nice as you can find any
where around here. The local post
here is in a good condition every
way.
J. F. Borg who just a few weeks
ago moved to Galva from his farm,
is reported as being i'll at his home
in the southwest part of the city.
Mrs. Vivian Burnett Of Chicago
visited here several days with rela-
tives. Mrs. Burnett had been in
GaIesburg visiting her father also.
Clarence Naslund. a well known
barber of this 'city left this week
for LaMoille, Ill, where he has pur-
chased a barber shop and will start
operating the same at once. MIR.
Naslund owns a shop here on Mar
ket street, which is now being run
by E. F.. Taylor.
Howard Kelly, who will soon
start a vulcanizing shop on Main
street, was a business caller in Dav-
export, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Westlin and
son Denton spent the weekend
with Mr.. Westlin's parents, at La
Fayette, Ill.
Knute Gustafson just returned
from a visit from Chicago, Aurora
and Rockford.
Asa White has recently built two
! large portable hog houses and
moved them to his Duroc Jersey
swine farm south of town.
A new shingle roof was put on
a part of the residence of Oscar
Noyd, who lives on West Division
street, Monday.
Attorney L. c. Johnson of this
city left for the state capital early
Monday morning on 4 business trip.
Elton Manley, well known
young man of this city, left Monday
for Waterloo. Iowa, where he has
secured a position in grocery
store.
Mrs. Charles Bergrin of Chicago
who has been visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haff-
ner on Northwest Second avenue,
has returned home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
LAST RITES FOR
MISS W. LENSER
ARE HELD TODAY
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Ill, Feb. 1.-The fun
raj of Miss Wilhelmina Lenser was
held at the Concordia Lutheran
church this afternoon, the body ar
irving in GeneSeo yesterday morn
ing. having been sent from Los An
geles where her death occurred
Wednesday, Jan 25. Rev Chr.
Bergen had charge of the services.
Interment was made in Oakwood
Gem tery.
Miss Lenser was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lenser, ST., and
war born on a farm near Geneseo
on July 16, 1886. Her father pre-
coded her in death, passing away in
GeneSeo in September, 1920. Her
death followed an illness of two
years duration. She grew to
womanhood in this vicinity and by
her cheerful disposition and beau
tiful traits of character endeared
herself to many friends. She be-
came member of the Concordia
Lutheran church in this city and
was active in its work and welfare.
Nine years ago Miss Lenser grad
uaed from the Palmer School of
Chiropractic at Davenport, Iowa,
and made this profession her life
work. She established herself in
Doom, Iowa, and later at Aurora,
Neb., being very successful prac-
titioner. OVertaxing herself in her
activity she was compelled to give
up this work and finally went to
California three months ago seek
ing change of climate in the hope
of benefiting her health. She was
accompanied to California by her
mother who remained with her
throughout the stay there.
Besides the bereaved mother
those of the immediate family who
mourn her passing are a sister. Mrs.
Flora wager of Prophetstown, Ill,
and a brother, Fred L. Lenser, Jr.,
of GeneSeo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
TWO ALEDOANS
ENTER AURORA
BOWLING TILT
Dick Valentine and Lee Candor VIII
Bowl Feb. 6 in Annual Inter-
State Tourney.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. Feb. &c. L. Candor and
I. A. Valentine, both star boWlers
of Aledo, will be in Aurora "ed-
nesday, Feb. s, where they are en-
tered in the Eighth Annual inter-
State Tournament given there uh-
der the auspices of the aurora
Bowling association
The tournament opened last FIJI
day and will continue every day un-
til the Goth of this month. Besides
being entered in the singles MI
Candor and Mr.. Valentine Will team
in the doubles. In the tournament
$3.50 cash prizes will be awarded
Entered in the event are 22O hve-
men teams, 545 two-men teams ana
.O93 are listed in the singles.
AIedo Tournament.
Tomorrow evening Holscher
quintet and Graham's five Will me-
at the Valentine alleys. These are
the two winning teams as the re-
suit of the matches last week. Ia
each match three games are played
and each OF the above mentioned
teams won the three straight from
their opponents. Much interest Is
being manifested in the outcome OF
this match as the score OF the WIZ
ners made last week are about even
On Friday night the Candor ana
Valentine fives will play, they pc
ing the losers of the tits last week
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
BADLY INJURED
when STEERING
WHEEL BREAKS
Emery McCaw Of Presumption Suf.
fers Severe Injuries As Result
Of Auto Accident
Especial Correspondence.)

PRESUMPTION, Feb. Emery Nc
Cav, of near Presumption, narrowly
escaped death in an auto accident
Monday, when the steering appa-
ratus of the automobile he was
driving broke, and the car plunged
over a high enbankment. McCaw
suffered a broken collar bone, Sc
we're cuts and bruises on the head
and face, a seriously injured hip and
it is feared, internal injuries.
The accident occurred near Beck S
corner, just as he started down the
hill under the railroad track 1t is
thought that a bolt in the steering
wheel either broke or dropped out,
causing him to lose control of the
car, which followed the road for a
short distance then went over the
embankment, pinning Mr.. McCaw
beneath. After desperate efforts, he
managed to crawl from underneath
the car and by creeping and walk
ing, as his strength permitted, made
his way to the home of George
Beck, about mile from the scene
of the accident.
When he reached the house. his
dazed condition prevented him from
telling them who he was and his
face was so badly cut and covered
by blood that they were unable to
recognize him. A physician was
called and when his identity was
found out, his family were notified.
DR.. Yoder, attending physician, or
dered him moved to the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McCaw. Due to his weakened con-
dition it was impossible to make a
complete examination of his injur-
les, which are feared will prove
serious.
Had the car followed the road in
stead of going over the embank-
ment, it would probably have gone
over a bridge but a few feet farther
on, and had this occurred Mr.. Nc
Cav might possibly have drowned
in the stream beneath the bridge,
before help came.
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Blake gave a
delightful dinner party to several
of their friends at $50 Monday
evening Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ash and small
son, Dick, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Ash and baby Virginia, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Upton, John Ash and Miss
Rosalind McEwen. The evening was
spent in social conversation, inter
spersed with music on the Vic
trola The guests left at late hour,
after an especially enjoyable even
ing.
Joe Ramsden Of Matherville was
in Presumption on business Monday
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
FALLERANS POST
TO HOLD DOUBLE
MEETING FRIDAY
Especial to The Argus.

AledO, Feb. FRIDAY evening
Fallerans post of the American
Legion will have their regular
meeting in the post rooms. Prior
to the meeting a session of the en-
tertainment committee has been
called by Walter l. Mannon, chair
man. At the committee meet plans
will be discussed for the staging of
their big dance at the Aledo opera
house Feb. 16. 1t was announced
some time ago that a dance would
be given on that date and that Shu-
bert's orchestra, formerly of Wash
ington, Iowa, and now of Chicago,
would furnish the music for the
event. Plans will be made for ad-
ditional entertainment OF specta-
tors. The legionnaires state they
are not in the market for sponsor
ing just dances, but aim to make
them each a gala affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
CHILDREN GIVE
PARENTS PARTY
Especial Correspondence.l

Alpha, Feb. 1.-The children OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson came bl
with well-filled baskets and sur
prised them Sunday in honor al
their 43d wedding anniversary
which was Saturday. A bounteous
dinner was served and the day was
spent in an enjoyable manner
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Almon H. Linn and Miss Catherine
Wilson of Cambridge; Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Wilson and daughter OF
Woodruff Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Streeter and three sons of New
Windsor, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Wilson of Alpha
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E.
church will meet Friday afternoon
at the church. There will be work
and important business SO every
body interested is urged to come.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
BEAN CONTEST IN
ALEDO RESTAURANT
ENDS LAST NIGHT
(Snecial to The Argns. J

AleGo, Feb. lin the Guess
how many beans there are in the
jar" contest staged by J. Albert
Johnson, proprietor of the South
Side restaurant, winners were an
nounced last night There were
just 2,255 beans in the jar and
first prize, consisting of a box of
cigars, was awarded ]. c. Downing
on his guess of $3.50. Leo Johnson
won the second award, a box of
sweets, on the number 2,243. The
contest was open all through the
month of January for those who
cared to enter and a great deal of
interest was shown. Guesses rang
ed all the way from a few hundred
up to a 10000 top. And now the
question: AS people are classed as
human beings, who in Aledo is the
most perfect example of human
bean?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
MILAN LADIES TO
GIVE CARD PARTY
TO BENEFIT POST
Especial Correspondence

Milan, Feb. IA card party will
be given for the benefit of Milan
post, American Legion, at the Town
hall, Wednesday, Feb. %, both aft
ernoon and evening. Those not
caring to play cards may play
hearts. Prizes will be given to
those having high scores. Refresh
ments will be served to all holders
of tickets. Games are to start at
2:30 and Sis. The ladies, former
members of the Double-Four Card
club, who had charge of the auction
for Red Cross, are sponsoring the
affair and hope to make as much of
a success for the Legion as they
did for the Red Cross.
The W. NJ. B. society will be en-
tertained by Mesdames c. A Hull
and William ONeal at the M. E.
church Friday afternoon.
The Misses Juanita and Lucille
Smith entertained at a 6 o'clock
dinner at their home Sunday eve
ming. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. S. ]. Spencer of Upton,
Iowa, came Tuesday for a visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Biggs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01
DEPOSIT BOXES
ARE UNTOUCHED
Especial Correspondence J


Sterling, Ill, Feb. 1.-The direc-
tors of the First State bank Of Lyn-
don are feeling more cheerful OF
late, as nearly every mail brings in
a number of U. S. Liberty bonds
which had been sent away by Cash
Ter A. r. BuZzell, the absconder, to
be exchanged. 1t was at first be.
lieved that Buzzell had taken these
bonds in addition to the money
but it is hardly believed that the
shortage in Liberty bonds will be
heavy.
The bank examiners are still at
work and expect to entirely clear
the matter up before taking any
further action. Another gratifying
thing is the fact that of over fifty
safety deposit boxes which have
been examined by the owners, not
a single thing is missing or has
been touched.
Badly Burned.
Mrs Chester Condo received very
painful burns about her face and
hands yesterday morning when she
threw some kerosene on the furn-
ace fire to revive it. While the
burns are painful they are not be-
Heved to be of a serious nature.
House Burns.
Practically the entire roof of the
Meri Wolf home Just west of this
city was burned last evening and
the house is almost a wreck. The
fire started from sparks on the roof.
The house is located over a block
west of the city limits and it was
necessary to lay about 400 feet of
hose to reach the fire with water.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-01

GENESEO BRIEFS

The funeral of the late Jonas L.
Berglund was held at the First Luz
theran church yesterday afternoon
with a short service preceding al
the late residence. The funeral was
very largely attended as Mr.. Berg
lund by his residence of many years
in this vicinity was very well
known to large circle of friends.
The officiating clergyman at the
funeral service was the Rev. Mag
nuson of the First Lutheran church,
of which Mr.. Berglund for many
years was deacon. Interment was
held at lakewood cemetery.
D. NJ. Christance of Davenport,
who has leased the property of Mrs.
krause of North State street, has
completed the installation of the
ovens and all other equipment for
the bake shop which he will con-
duct here. The first baking was
on sale yesterday. Mrs Christance
is also in the city and is assist
ing at the bakery. The store IN
which they are located has been en-
tirely redecorated in white, making
it very attractive place.
Miss Mary Ensey has resigned
her position at the local office OF
the Illinois Northern Utilities COM
pany. Miss Ensey has served as an
accountant with this company for a
number of years. She,, with her
brother, will take up active farm
ing on a farm of their parents 10
Gated in Munson township in the
early spring. Mrs. Iva Cam Stein
who formerly was employed al
these offices, will take Miss Ensey'
position.
The Henry County Farm bureau
has issued a bulletin on the hog
sale of Sheesley Bros. which was
held at Orion, Ill, on Jan. 81. The
bidders who were present came
from various parts of this state as
well as Iowa and Indiana The ay-
erage price of the animals which
were sold was S70.64.