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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
FRIENDS SURPRISE
JOSEPH VAN HYFTE
Special Correspondence

Atkinson, May 22.-Supervisor
Joseph Van Hyfte was surprised on
his birthday Friday evening by the
following friends: Mr.. and Mrs,
John Carneillson, Mrs. Van Hyfte,
ST. Mrs. August Rumler, Mrs. ia
cob De Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
De PAW, and Mrs. Joe Buysse and
sons, Miss Mary De Graves, Mrs.
Andrew Cateew and daughter
Mary and Mrs. L. Verbeckmoes
and son Fred. The evening was
spent in playing cards and later re-
freshments were served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
FIRE ALARM CALLS
FORTH BIG CROWD
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, April 22-Within two min
utes after the fire whistle blew at
730 O'Clock last evening, the city
streets which had practically been
deserted all day, were turned into
crowded thoroughfares especially
around the city hall building where
were looking for excitement were
disappointed. The fire call had
been put in from the home of Her.
bert Peterson, East Ninth street,
but was cancelled before the ma
chimes left the fire company's
rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
JOHN G. HANNA OF
MOLINE CHOSEN
TO GIVE ADDRESS
Especial Correspondence.


Galva, May 22.-Galva high school
commencement exercises will be
held at the Galva opera house. Fri
day evening, June 2 Thirty-two
graduates of the local school will
receive their diplomas that even
ing. The program arranged fol-
lows: prince Royal" overture,
Gunther's orchestra; prayer, Rev.
M. D. Obenshsin; selections from
'Tangerine." by Gunther's orches-
ira; salutatory Grafton. Miss Kath-
arine Noyd; selection. "A Day on
the. Water" Galva High School
Glee club. address, John Calvin
Hanna, Moline: Prince OF India
overture. Gunther's orchestra; val
edictory Grafton. Miss Louise Todd !;
with Helmet and Sword" overture,
Gunther's orchestra; presentation
of diplomas; b1aediction-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
Today's News Of Western Illinois

such a life past achievements can
only return to you to bless.
The special music of the service
was furnished by the Congrega-
sional church choir, Mrs. ]. A. Brad
ley playing the prelude and the
postIude. The devotional service
was conducted by DR.. Fletcher De
Clark of the First Methodist church
and the benediction was pronounc-
ed by Rev. J. Marth of the Zion
EVANGELICAL church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
LUCILLE DRURY TO
WED WALTER LEWIS
TUESDAY, JUNE 1ST
Especial CORRESPONDENCE.


Albany, May 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice ]. Drury have issued in
vitations to the marriage of their
eldest daughter. Lucille Harriet, to
Walter E. Lewis. which will take
place at s o'clock, Thursday even
ing. June 1. at the Drury home in
Albany. Rev. ]. A. L. Warren is
the officiating clergyman Miss
Drury's younger sister, Miss Jose
phine, viii act as brides maid. and
Harry Lewis will be his brothers
best man.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
BREAKS BONE IN ANKLE.
Especial Corresnondencel

NoptCIdI OUIIESpOHutnCe.J
Seaton, May 22.-While walking
to school Friday afternoon on a
board walk, Miss Edna Shoemaker.
17-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Shoemaker, broke a
small bone in her left ankle. DR..
Hainline of this city set the frac-
ture.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
HEAVY YIELD OF
FRUIT INDICATED
Especial Correspondencel

Prophetstown, May %. The
fruit trees in the vicinity of Pro-
phetstown are laden with green
fruit, and unless something unfor-
seen happens there will be an
abundant crop of apples, cherries
and peaches. Currants promise
fine, but the raspberry vines were
killed out the past winter. Straw
berries will have a large yield.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
WIN PLACES IN
COUNTY MEET
Especial Correspondence. !

Sheffield, May 22.-In the con-
test held Saturday at Princeton in
which IA Bureau county high
schools competed, Margaret Weth-
erell of Sheffield high school won
first place in humorous reading.
Thomas Collins second in the ora
torical contest and Mary Smith
third in dramatic reading.
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CLEAR SUM OF $21.4O
AT ENTERTAINMENT
fSpecial Correspoudence.

Illinois City. May 22.-Sum of
$21.40 was cleared at the enter
tainment given by the Sunday
school Friday evening. Miss Har-
per sang a number of selections
and Mrs. Chase of Muscatine play
ed the accomplishments.
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DRIVES MACHINE
INTO P. o. WINDOW
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo May 22.-An employee
of the Dunnegan Construction COM
pany on Saturday afternoon in
some manner drove an automobile
upon the sidewalk in front of the
local postoffice It carried suf-
ficient speed to run into the north
window, breaking the large plate
glass, causing its total loss. Steps
to replace it have already been
taken.
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CHANGE TIME OF
LUTHERAN MEET
Especial to The Argus. J

VOpcNIdI % TIC III uS'J
Aledo. May 22.-Because of the
commencement exercises of the
Aledo high school Thursday eve
ming, the meeting of the Lutheran
Brotherhood organization of the
Swedish Lutheran church sched-
uled for the same night, has been
changed to Wednesday night. A
program is being arranged and a
luncheon will be served. All mem
bers are urged to attend the meet
ing Wednesday night.
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MRS. ROBERT MORRIS
BURIED AT VIOLA
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Especial correspondence.
Viola, May 22.-Funeral services
for Mrs. Robert Morris, who passed
away Wednesday at her home west
of here, were held in the United
Presbyterian church on Friday.
Rev. S. A. Bailey, pastor of the
church, officiated. Interment was
in Viola cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
SCHOOL CLOSES AT
HAMLET; STUDENTS
ENJOY BIG PICNIC
Especial Correspondence.l

NbPVNH1R4 OOH co EtOIIUOHNGsJ
Hamlet, May 22.-The school
year was ended here Friday and
the pupils celebrated with pic
mic. About so enjoyed the affair.
Miss Carr will again teach the
school next year.
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SHIELDS GIVES
SPLENDID TALK
ORION GRADS
commencement Exercises TO Be
Hold Thursday Evening-Irene
Wilson Has Highest Grades.
Especial Correspondence

Orion, May Prev. Fred F.
Shields delivered the baccalaureate
sermon to the members of the grad
uating class of the Orion commu-
nifty high school last night at the
Orion Baptist church. His subject
was "Christ's Challenge at Com
mencement". Scripture reading
was given by Rev. A. d. Freden.
Special music was rendered both
by the choir and by individuals.
The graduates and faculty marched
into the church in a body.
Commencement exercises will be
held at the school auditorium
Thursday evening. The program
and list of graduates follows:
Invocation. Rev. A. d. Freden
MUSIC .OrcneSIra
Salutatory. .......M Mildred Swanson
Glass history. ....... .Allce Jones
Valedictory ...........1r Irene Wilson
Song. Glass of 20
Address. .............J. L. Congo.
Music Orchestra
Presentation of diplomas. .......
DIR. F. G, Andreen
Benedicticn. Rev. Fred F. Shields
The Is graduates of the class are:
Gwendolyn Bowen, Leland Bodeen,
Alice Chelstrom, Alice Jones, Karl
Lindgren. Norma Lindgren, Ger
trude Lydic, Bert Oline, DIESEL
Swanson, Mildred Swanson, Irene
Wilson, Helen Wongstrom, Lau-
rena Bodeen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-22
PROPHETSTOWN MAN
FALLS, BREAKS HIP
(SpeciaI Correspondence,


Prophetstown, May Pc. D.
F'ritsch, business man of Prophets
town for more than 40 years, fell
Friday and broke his hip.
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"Seize the Best"

In conclusion, Rev Mr. Brewer
admonished the class to seize the
best. Accept no secondary thought
of inferiority in anything. In this
spirit. realize fully that life of
sacrifice is a life of service. With
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Wellesley Hills. Mass, Aug. IL
The German question was discussed
today by Roger w. Bahson. statisti-
clan, who has been dieentanEling the
and financial situation.
Germany has failed to meet her
obligation on the indemnity pay
says Mr.. Babson. land like
any other concern II judged bank
rupt. We face tho same situation that
we ind when a business can not pay
Its debts. We either have recrgani-
zation and try to get II back on to Its
feet or we call In the referee and
Judge II bankrupt and sell ite assets
and put 1t out OF business.
THE world Is now having a credi-
tors meeting to decide what ia to be
ent time France. the largest creditor.
has been taking the pound bf flesh.
1t Is only within the past few days
that she has offered any other propo-
sition. Now, however, Franch sees
that if-she will let Germany of that
England will let France of. 1t In I'M
derstood that a French Ambassador is
dealing with the United States Gov
eminent at this time, In the hope that
the republic may be released from
some of the debts she owes to us
These later developments are favor
able indeed. and strongly suggest that
a friendly reorganization OF German
finance is possible.
IF France on the other hand were
to march an army TO Berlin, and t.
collect the pound Of flesh by force, &
is quite possible that this might aligr
Russia. Italy and even possibly Eng
land with Germany and bring abou
another war. This, OF course, woul,
be an undesirable situation iron
every point OF view. Such actor
would Undoubtedly cause a panic Il
our stock market, and would seriousl
| embarrass our big banks. II woul
upset business generally. We woul
not even experience the bushes
boom that we had at the beginnin
of the last European war. The ne'
gases and chemical weapons of war
fare developed since 1918 can be mad
just as well in Europe az over here.
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FINANCIAL HoT8k

There are certain indications OF an early
rlg ltAbout In the oil situation. Prices
for crude oil. gasoline and kerosene have
bottom and In the market quotations for
oil stocks have moved in harmony
White Motor %. declared the regular
September 80 to stock OF record Septem-
her 70
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
reported that its shop forces have now
bon recruited up to about 8 per cent
With 1887 men working on Thursday
Considering that the number Of coal cars
In service IL down owing to the strike,
the shop forces actually are about equal
% the work to be currently done. SO that
the Pennsylvania system. as to itself
virtually has no strike problem.
IL was reported that the General Asphalt
Of about 5000 900 for the first half OF
this year. which would have been larger
had not fair profits In June made good
months. II is stated that the business
has done somewhat better than had
lem expected whom the year began.
phone. Thursday. was due to well founded
reports that the company had been sue
cessful In increasing it's working capital
by % coo 600. Active season OF the COM
peny VII begin about the latter part OF
this month and IL II now in q portion to
take care Of an enlarged business
Report OF wickwire Spencer Steel Corp
net proht Of siss .Oss after expenses and
chAtUes. but before depreciation and In
,srest. This compares with net profit OF
~ AT In the previous quarter For
the s2x months ended June 80 net profits
amount to $780,
Charles N. schwab announced that he
would take personal interest in the opera
ton Of the Stutz Motor Car Company OF
America Inc. which he and associates
have purchased control OF from the Guar
Anty Trust Company Of New York The
company has made reductions OF 500
on coupos and roadsters, $3.50 on six
passenger touring cars and 5000 OIL
eour-pAsscnSer open cars.
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GERMAN COLLAPSE AND
AMERICAN BUSINESS
BY Roger w. Babson
,copyrshtec All Rights Strictly Reservoir

II. however, Germany has friend
~ REORGANIZATION of her finance II
would mean much and boom Ameri-
can business. Such a Reorganization
would clear the air and overcome the
fear OF reputation which keeps all
our foreign transactions In a muddlc.
1t would do away with the uncertain
~ OF the situation and II arranged TO
the mutual satisfaction OF all parties
concerned 1t would give the whole
world the confidence It needs at this
particular time. II would strengthen
business everywhere. Tho greatest
part Of the benefit would be felt in
America. ! certainly hope that this
Will be the outcome.
I'm the meantime" concluded Mr.;
Bahson. I'VE must remember one thing
mtce, there Is a distinct difference
between Germany'sJ governmental A.
nances and the finances OF German
firms and corporations. The credit Of
Germanys government ie almost Mi
because OF the tons Of paper marks
which 1t Is obligated to redeem. The
| banks are also In a rather uncertain
| position because the.c cash assets are
| OF very uncertain value. The private
| firms or Germany. however. hold real
property. factories. machinery, land
equipment and merchandise. Most OF
them are In a sound condition be-
cause these things are of actual and
permanent value. The Reorganization
OF Germany's finance would upset tn,
German governments financial burea,
and might call for considerab la road
Justment In Germany's banking cir
cles. 1t need have little effect on tn,
real credit OF private firms"
General business Is maintaining IL
recent Improvement In spite of un
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RAIL PRICES DECLINE
NEARLY TWOP0|hTS
lator Demand for Stssls and
Motors b Followed by
General Advance.

~ Associated Pres to Every Evening.
New York. Aug. IL (Wall street,
A strong undsrtone continued to pre-
van In today's relatively light half
holiday session of the stock market.
Absence Of effective buying power for
investment railroad shares encouraged
come speculative pressure IN the first
hour, Atchison. Northern Pacific. Chi
cago and Northwestern. Union Pacific.
Great Northern. preferred and Chesa-
psake and Ohio sagging to nearly
: points.
Oils also receded after their tempo
rary show OF strength, Mexican Pc
trolcum falling back more than
points.
A general advance took place to-
ward the close. however. when good
demand arose for steels, motors and
some Of the specialties.
Bethlehem Steel, A and B, and Cult
Steel were up 1 to IN points. with
Oains OF TO more than points being
recorded In Studebaker. Hupp Motor
and WHY'S Overland. preferred.
Other strong spots were Virginia
Chemical. prefered. National Cloak
and Suit. and Famous Players. The
closing was frm. Sales Appropriated
100000 shares.
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LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
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given upon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser. II advertis-
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after first publications Of adver tisement.
MISCLASSlFICATlON NOT PER-
TELEPHONED ADS.
CLASSIFIED advertisements that are tsls-
phoned to Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
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ONCE within six days after any such ad
IL FIRST printed IN the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
All classified advertising received by
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DU POINT co. ANSWERS
FOUNDATION SUITS

An answer to the two suits brought
against It and the Treasurer OF the
United States by the Chemical Foun-
dation has been filed by the du Pont
Co. in the United States District Court.
The suits involve the money paid by
the du Pont Co. for the use OF certain
patents owned by the Chemical
Foundation. between April 10 1913
and September /. 1920.@ and are based
on the contention that this money
should have been paid to the Founda-
ton treasury instead Of to the United
States treasury.
The du Points Co.'S answer to each
suit explains that the company Sc
cured It's license from the Federal
Trade Commission and operated I'M
der THE license until September. 1920.
II Gets forth in each case the amount
OF money-$61.S s4.eS and $1O.103.SS-
which was paid to the alien property
custodian during the period from
April, 1919. to September. 1920.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.


Philadelphia. Aug. 12.-wheat. No. 2,
red winter. 11Sh@1,21h; do. gar
ucky. l.os@ll1.
Corn-No. :. for expert. 74hQ76h:
DO. No. ,. 73h074h; do. No. 4. 7lh@
72h; car lots for local trade. No. 2,
yellow. 7sQS0; No. 3. yellow, 7s07s.
Oats-No. ,. white, 47@TH; No. 8.
whic 4s@4sh.
Butter-western creamery extra,
IS: nearby prints and NANCY, 41@44,
Eggs-Nearby extra firsts, 27h a
Is; do. frsts, IS; western extra,
hrsta. 20; do. frsts, "a; fancy Sc
lectsd. packed. s2@33.
Cheese-New York whole milk fancy
hats. held lsA@2ois; do. fair to good.
lsA0ls: longhorn. 2o@20h: single
daisies, held. 19h@20h.
Live poultry-Fowls, not leghorns,
2e6.s; do. leghorns. 2o@2o: spring
chickens. not leghorns. 25@35: spring
chickens. leghorns. :o43s; old roost-
ers, 15@l7; ducks. white Pekin, 22@
"a; do. fair to good, 1920; do. mixed
colors. 1901.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh killed
choice to fancy. 2s@3o; do. small
sizes, 3a@1s; broiling chickens. near
by. S2033: do. western. S003l: roost.
ers. western, 10; do. southern. 17@1s;
spring ducks. nearby. 24@26.
, Potatoee-Nearby No. !, per baske
SoGls; No. :. 5000.
F1our-Soft winter straight western
s.oo0s.25: do. nearby. 4.7s@s. 90; hare
winter, straight. s.6507.o0: do, shor
patent. 7.o0@7.bo: spring. first clear
s7s@6.5o: do. patent. 7.ooQ775; do.
short patent. s.0o0s.25; fancy sprint
and city mills patent. family brand
s.5o0s.25.
Hay-Timothy No. /. 230oQ24oo
do. No. 2. 31.oo@22.oO; do. No. 3
15.6e@ls.5o; sample. 13.5oQ15.5o; n
Grade. ll.5o@l350: clover mixed hay
light mixed, ls.50@2o.5o; No. l. mixed
l7.5o@ls.6o.
Bran-Steady winter. In 100 poun
sacks. 73.5o@24.oo; do, spring. 21.5oG
1880.
Tallow-Prime city, loose. 5A; do
special loose. 6k: prime country. An
edible. IN tierces. N.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To holders Of Victory Notes and Others

Notice is hereby given - follows: l.
Call for partial redenp ton OF ~ per
cent Victory Noter-All Al per cent Vic
tory Notes, otherwise known as United
States Of America Gold Notes Of 1922
1923, which bear the distinguishing letters
A. b, Q. ID. f or F. prcfxeC to their serial
numbers, having been designated for the
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed
BY the. Secretary OF the Treasury. are
called for redemption on December is,
1922. pursuant to the provision for re-
demption contained in the notes and In
Treasury Department circular Number
1873, dated April 81. 1919. under which
the notes were originally issued, Interest
on all the Az per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on aaid
redemption date, December Is, 1922
Victory Notes of the Az per cent series
bearing the disting uishing letters G, H,
I, j. n or l.. prefiIed to their serial num-
bers are not In any manner Anec ted by
this call for redemption. and will become
due and payable as to principal On May
20, 1923. according to their terms.
detailed information as to the pres
entation and surrender OF Az per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call is given in Treasury Depar tment
Circular Number 200. dated July 20,
1922, copies Of which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department. Division
OF Loans and Currency. Washington. d.
c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank,
| A. w. MELLON,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
! July 20, 1922.
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II you desire TO sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
q want ad.-Adv,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Power and Light Company.
quarterly Of per cent on common nav.
able September l. -
Columbia Petroleum Company. monthly
OF per cent. payable September !
Commercial Solvents Corporation. quar-
terly. OF 81 a share on class A, payable
October I.
Continental Oil Company, quarterly Of
per cent. payable September Is.
OF ~ per cent on preferred. payable
September ]
Standard OF Company OF Ohio. quar-
tery OF per cent and extra OF l per cent
on common. payable October 2.
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MEN

The mon who occupy tho most Inn
portant positions in any enterprise
arc those who Joined that enterprise
while It was in its infancy and helped
to put IL in the position IL oocu-
pies today. Our business Is young.
but past any stage of uncertainty.
We have recently opened eastern
ofices and arc proceeding with ex--
pansion piano that necesntate almost
immediate advancement of men to
positions that would ordinarily take
years to work up to. We shall
inquire into such qualities ~ char
acter and enthusiasm OF the appH-
cant. II you are betwssn IS and
20 you may writs Boz L 4. Every
Evening Once. for interview.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS
1900 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily hy Laird 3 Co. 81.
.eurlty Brokers, IL Pont Building.
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SPANIEL--Lost. brown cocker spaniel.
Answer to name Of Rufus" Reward II
returned. Mrs A. w. Aurand, 1904
Spruncc street.
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favorable sentiment created by coal
and rail- strikes. Tho index OF the
Babsonchnrt shows that business "
but 90 below normal. No change since
lnat week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


-
NOTICE-Ths will be : nesting Of the
Democratic voters Of ehe Tweifth ward
nciocs eyNsn n s ASsSis rSur.h ana
Union strceta. for the purpose Of nam.
Ing delegates to tho state Convention 81
Dover on Tuesday. August ~. ls@2
William Shields. chairman
NOrICE--Thers will be . meeting Of tho
Democratic voters OF tho Eighth ward,
Tuesday evening ~ o'clock. IT !2b
delegates to the state Convention ~
Dover on Tucsday August 20. 1922
A. A. Murine. chairman.
NOTICE-Thero will b~ . meeting Of the
Democratic voters OF tho seventh ward,
Tuesday evening. August Is. at No. ID
School, Seventeenth and Union streets.
for the purpose OF naming deleGa tes to
the State Convention ~ Dover on Tucs-
day, August 20. 1922. Harry Smith,
chairman
NOTiCE-Thcro will be . meeting OF the
Democratic voters of tho Sixth ward
Monday evening, August ~. 1T 8
o'clock, At 1919 Market street. for the
purpose Of naming delegates TO the
State Convention 1T Dover on Tuesday.
August 20. 1922. X. w. Kramer.
lNOTICE-There will be . meeting OF tho
Democratic voters OF tho Fourth ward,
o'cioce. At 500 East finf.h Street. for
the purpose Of naming delesatcs to tho
August 20, 1922. James McKenns,