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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
RCE AM00 TO
RECORD LINEUP
IN BIG PARADE
..sssau 10 Challenge Attendance
4 March in This City; Last
1 Call for Autos.

4 r..~,aI attention of Amoo grotto
,bars is being called today to a
.auest TO participate in the two
.ass which will mark the open
8 and closing Of the supreme
Is.,eu session next week The
C.nbership will act as unit in
Iss-,;rinating in the parade at Dav-
- Tuesday, June 81. The
snbers will form at Masonic tenn
a. nrounptly at O'Clock in the
srninr and headed by the Amoo
- and drum and bugle corps
- 20 To Davenport in a body to
IA enc of the divisions in the pa
-. which will start promptly at
AIS o'clock
mr. the big evening parade in
.searF Island, the Mohassan band
- members will lead one OF the
EiSisions in Rock Island and will
II n5eayor to Guido Rock Island in
- mint of numbers. Rock Is
End members are expected to par
Eanste TO the full extent OF the
Membership.
L FINAL clans are being rapidly
lLbinned into shape and with the
rrr;yal of the first delegations next
Ganday evening from the New
4nrland states, the greatest con.
lsntion Rock Island has ever had
I'M be in full sway. The supreme
Imcers will arrive by specia
Fain Sunday evening and will &c
&nmediately TO their headquarters
IA the Hotel Blackhawk-
1The committee in charge of th'
hrious auto tours is still urging
Into owners to list their machines
this is the only final detail tina
}smafns.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
SAYS HIS PARTNER
DISAPPEARED WITH
TRUCK AND MONEY

James Krell, 134 Fourth avenue,
Moline, today asked Rock Island
police to assist him in search for
his partner, Forrest Coulson, 143
Fourth avenue, Moline, who Krell
alleges escaped with 5000 Of the
partnership money and the Dodge
truck, owned by the firm. hrell be-
lieves that Coulson is in the trl-
cities and is offering a reward for
information leading to the location
of the truck. The men conducted
a bakery shop.
In 1921 the worlds production
of coal dropped back to the level
of production in 1909.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
MlRCHELL0 TO
STUDY IN Rome
Graduate of Rock Island High In
~ Awarded Scholarship
in Italy.

Maurice Marchello, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Marchello,
514 Forty-first street, graduate of
the Rock Island high school, Class
of 1921, has been awarded a
scholarship to University OF tome
He will leave Wednesday.
Marchello has been attending
the University of Chicago and re-
ceived the scholarship through an
exchange of American and foreign
universities. He was high in stu
dies at the Chicago university and
while attending the local hlgh
school was a member of the de-
bate, extemporaneous and declama-
tory teams.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
Bow Scout News

| The Bow Scout band will meet at
1ef t.3o o'clock this evening in scout
ma feadquarters for a special session
ess Nj members are requested to ap-
q bear in uniform Arrangements
in- tave been made for a concert in
avessart Byron the morning of the
Ier. fourth Of July for this group.
asa Troop No. 2 will meet in Oak
up Prove chapel at 1880 o'clock this
den tFening. Reports on the success of
the psf Thursdays ice cream ~sociable
}. bonsored by the troop committee
e Pill be given The troop commit
lse be will meet tomorrow evening
e a f1th the scoutmaster, Charles
the tchearer. This troop has an inter
d PATROL contest on and the Beaver
is tstrol, with the senior patrol lead
ore p, Leslie Schearer, is in the lead.
, mystery contest is also being
per- feld, and much enthusiasm and ex-
bed ftement has been created by these
FO contests.
The Eagles nest will meet at
fSo O'clock Wednesday afternoon
g p An inspection trip through the
I'D festern Flour Milling company s
n pant in Davenport. Arrangements
Cd n this trip we're made through
W re courtesy of Arthur v. DuVon.
rRs Troop No. So First Methodist
y fsrch. under the leadership OF the
lFps fontmaster. Raymond r. Walker
. his assistant. Harold Olmsted
- n the troop committee will &c
swimming party in the Henne-
canal this evening.
. lroop No. Il will meet this eve
as in the B'Nai Birth club rooms
a % the scoutmaster, Archie Ke-
sky, and his assistant. Arthur
fserman.
roop No. IA will hold its regu-
meetinng this evening in the
fyman Methodist church, negro
Ia the scoutmaster, Earl Reyn'
Us and his assistant, Leroy NJ
flson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
ARE CANDIDATES
FOR REELECTION

The petition for the reeiectlon OF
lanes F. Witter, 4315 Seventh ave-
nue.. to the board of education. has
been filed and he, with H. A Clev-
enstine. 4425 Twelfth street, whose
term expires also, will be candl-
dates at the election Tuesday, June
27. They will be opposed by Mrs.
E. B. Kreis, 1912 Twenty-secchd
street and Mrs. Hubert w. Ward,
SOP Twenty-third street.
The polling places will be located
at Franklin school, Ninth street and
Thirteenth avenue. high school,
Sixth avenue and TWenty-nrst
street; Longfellow school, Seventh
avenue and Forty-second street;
Edison school, Ninth street and
Forty-fifth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

Davenport at o'clock and Rock
Island at $50 O'Clock.
A closer relationship is being es-
tablished between the two CLUBS
and plans are being made for them
to work together N various boat
ing activities and meetings during
the summer months.
'Idlewild" is nearly completed
and has been built by the Island
City Boat association as a place
of recreation during the summer
months. 1t is 37x40 feet and con-
tains club rooms with kitchen and
dining rooms. Davenport members
will be welcome at the club house
at all times.
C. l. Beardsley is commodore OF
the Island City association Of motor
boat fans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

music festival. the program OF
which will be furnished by former
residents. of Marion, who have es-
tablished regulations as musicians
in other cities and states. Among
those who will take part will be
Mrs. Johnstone-Bishop, Mrs mary
Stockwell Durfey, Toledo; MISS
Anna Louise Daze of Chicago, Will
lard Osborne of Cleveland, Miss
SybiI Sanderson Pagan OF Spring.
field, Ohio; George c. kreiger OF
Minneapolis: Harry Mealey OF
Cleveland. Mrs. Helen Davis Blm-
boni of New York, and others.
The entire program OF events
Tuesday will be turned over to the
American Legion. Wednesday Will
be G. A R. day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

A hundred members of the Is
land City Boating association and
the Davenport Boat club will join
Sunday. July 8, for the opening Of
"Idlewild", the new club house of
the local association, Smiths is
land, across the river from Lin
wood, Iowa
The opening of the new lower
club house will be at an all-oay
picnic and the members of the two
clubs will be entertained with boat
races and various aquatic fea-
lures. Plans are being made TO
hold eight races between members
and boats of the two clubs.
This evening members will be
guests on the cruiser Moonlight"
owned by Harry Cooley OF the
| Davenport club. 1t will leave
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
DESMET CAPTURES
W SHOE PITCHING
HONORS AT MATCH

Henry DeSmet won first place
in the w horseshoe tourney Sat
urday afternoon, throwing AZ rings
in eight games. A. F. Eggert, who
threw 16 ringers in six games. was
second, and A. F. Sala, third M.
DeSmet will receive a summer
membership at the Y, which was
offered as a prize.
Singles tournament begins We'd
nesday evening at 6 O'Clock on the
"Y" courts. A small fee Will be
charged to enter the contest and a
pair of special pitching shoes Will
be given as a prize.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

social will be given on the parson-
age lawn Thursday evening by the
] Rainbow bible class. There will
be no services at the church next
Sunday. the congregation being in
vited to the Luther League conven-
/ ton at Andoyer.
Evangelical Church of Peace
1 Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
The semi-annual meeting of the
congregation will be held Wednes-
day evening in the Sunday schoei
/ rooms.
! ImEianua{ Lutheran-The chill
dren OF the church will meet in the
school yard at S:45 Wednesday for
a street car ride to points of inter
est.
Memorial Christian - The Boy
Tuesday evening Prayer meeting
woman's class will meet Friday
for a business meeting at the home
of Mrs. F. A Graves, 1000 Twelfth
avenue.
Second Christian-Th aid So
ciety meets Wednesday afternoon
at the church Prayer meeting
Wednesday night The Bridge
Builders class meets Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. NJ J. Hamerly
! 1923 Sixth street.
T Fifteenth Avenue Christian-The
Adult Bible class meets tonight
| with Mrs. Viola Schowalter, PIP
: Third street, Moline A Sunday
= school picnic will be held Wednes
! day afternoon and evening at Pros
: pect park Supper will be served
: at $50 o'clock. Choir rehearsal a
= the church Friday evening.
= Central Presbyterian = Regula
3 prayer services Wednesday. Topic
: The Future Life. There will b
4 no Junior Endeavor meetings unit
] next fall. At 10 o'clock Frida
morning the children of the neigh
borhood, who will attend the dali
[ vacation school to be held eacl
= morning for five weeks. will enrol
Y at the church. Friday afternoo
The Ladies' Missionary societ
meets with Mrs. Henry Weeda, 1872
Il Fourteenth street An all da
d meeting of the Mary Kelly West
! minister circle will be held SatuI
Il day. The members are to meet q
e the home of Mrs. A W. Schafe'
e 922 entn-and-a-half street,
L 8 o'clock in the morning.
' Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Y Prayer service and bible study {
d 1880 Wednesday evening.
Oak Grove United Presbyterian
81 There will be no Junior meeting
z until school opens in the fal
Al Prayer services at 1880 Wednesda
y night.
p South Park Presbyterian
Juniors meet at 4 o'clock Wedne
day afternoon. Midwsek pray
V. service at 1880 Wednesday evenin
80 The woman's guild will have {
le afternoon quilting at the home
De Mrs. Baird, Thursday.
IS Broadway Presbyterian At
" o'clock this morning enrollme
m was made for the daily vacatit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
CHURCHES De
Memorial Methodist

Spencer Memorial Methodist
The Woman's Home missionary So
ciety will meet at 1880 this evening
with Mrs. Frank Rite, 726 Forty
third street, Wednesday afternoon,
and the first division Of the ladies
aid society meets with Mrs. J. T.
ZiegIer, 4311 Sixth avenue. Pray
err services will be held at 7:3o
Wednesday evening.
First United Presbyterian-The
Sunday school picnic will be held
Wednesday afternoon and evening
at Long View park Supper will be
served at o'clock Prayer servic-
es will be omitted this week. Fri
day afternoon the ladies aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. J. 4.
Brooks, 4002 Seventh avenue.
Zion Lutheran The woman S
home and foreign missionary So
ciety will meet Wednesday after
, noon with Mrs. 0. p. Olson, 1901
F'orty-fourth street. The Sunbeam
society will meet Saturday after
noon with Miss Margaret Peterson
The entire congregation will en-
| Joy a picnic supper at O'CLOCK
! Saturday afternoon at Lincoln park
! First Methodist The Harrlei
Henderson class meets tonight witt
/ Mrs. L. H. Beckwith, 1920 Fifth
avenue. Tomorrow afternoon from
! 4 to 8 o'clock the annual Sunday
school picnic will be held at Lon!
View park. Supper will be served
at 6 o'clock Mid-week prayer serv
ices Wednesday night. Read Ro
mans 8 and TO- The Home Mission
circle will meet at o'clock tomor
row night at the parsonage An ic'
cream sociable will be given Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Harold OImsted. 1886 Fiji
teenth avenue. Friday evening
from 1880 to 10 o'clock the Epwort
league will give a garden party o.
the parsonage lawn. A program
will be given.
Free Methodist-Class meeting q
1880 tomorrow evening. Regula
prayer services at 1880 Thursda
evening
Trinity EpiscopaI-The annus
Sunday school picnic will be hel
at Lincoln park, at o'clock Wee
nesday morning Choir rehears;
at Z 80 Thursday evening at III
church. Boy Scouts meet at tt
parish house at the same hour. :
10 o'clock Friday, morning praye
and litany in the chapel. Saturua
is St. John Baptist's day. Hol
communion in the chapel at al
= 10 o'clock in the morning.
= Edgewood Baptist - Teacher
: training class and prayer meetir
= Wednesday night. A lawn soci
2 will be given at the church Frids
}. evening. The choir will meet II
/ practice at I o'clock Friday ev
], ming.
1 First Swedish Lutheran-The
i H. & F. NJ. society will meet at q
|, Wednesday afternoon at Il
t church. The hostesses will
b Mrs. NJ. T Rudgren and Nj
; Adolph Peterson. The Bible cha
d will meet in the annex Wednesdi
evening at 7:45. An ice crea
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
PUPIL PERFECT IN
RECORD z YEARS

Walter H. Green son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. Green n-f9 Fourteenth
street. has completed seven years
perfect attendance at St Joseph's
parochial school He received an
annual perfect attendance prize as
we'll as honorable mention, and at
the graduation exercises Of two
years ago received prize for
five-year perfect attendance record.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

bible school to be held each morn
ing from Q until u O'Clock. AT I
D. m. tomorrow the Junior GIFTS.
Christian Endeayor society VIII
meet. AT 1880 Wednesday evening.
PRAYER meeting. The Girl Scouts
meet at the church Thursday even
ing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
We Solicit The Finest Piano Tuning

Ling dealers in the worlds fin, =.
pianos-ths renowned Steinssay
and Weber-it is only natural that
we should have the most competent
tuners that can be employed. Every
man on our staff Is 'Steinway"
tuner. Sd in your order today
and be assured your piano will have
proper att, ntion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19
The Griggs
Rental-P ayment Plan

If is not convenient for you to
make fun payment at time of pur-
chase. YOU may rent any piano
Dlayer-piano or talking macnine
fhat we sell and all rent will De ap-
pIied toward the purchase price
You are free TO purchase ths ~
struuoent or return il at any time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

Oak Grove United Presbyterian
There will be no Junior meetings
until school opens in the fall.
Prayer services at 1880 Wednesday
night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

Gloria, Del United Presbyterian
Prayer service and bible study at
1880 Wednesday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-19

First Swedish Lutheran W.
H. & F. NJ. society will meet at $50
Wednesday afternoon at the
church. The hostesses will be
Mrs. NJ. T. Rudgren and Mrs.
AdoIph Peterson. The Bible class
will meet in the annex Wednesday
evening at 7:45. An ice cream
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
RELIEVES POLYNEsIAN PEOPLE
 sPRANG FROM ARYAN PEOPLE


 Sydney. N. S. w, Nov. so.-That the Polynesian:race originally sprang from an Aryan people Is the conclusion of Alfred M. New man, a member of the Polyne- sian S6ciety- of New Zealand, which de- voted much time and study to the origin of the race. For many years members of the society have: been collecting the old myths, traditional songs and geneoiogies of the South Sea, islanders.
 In his book Who Are the Maoris?"> Newman traces the origin of the race to an Aryan: people wko crossed from the Punjab to the plains of the Ganges be- tween 2,Qoo B. c. and 1s5o0 E. C., where they conquered and afterwafd amalga- mated with "a MoaoHc race sz inhahiting that region. =.
 The :2rulinges castes- were. however, prbud of their .Aryan blood and endeav- ored to- preserve the,- -ATyan ascendancy; accordllE.,. to, Newman. The result of this fusion was a: mixed race with dorni- napet;: AfyanE characteristics. =. About 1000. B.. e., !thes race. Invaded Burma, slowly fought It's way down the penin- sular< and about 300 B. C.. crossed into Java whicfa they found inhabited :rWhen the Maoris left Borneo and New Guinea they. did not do so from curiosity or love of adventure or because they were skilled ,navigators,'" wrote MT. New man. 3'"rhey left fin consequence of great wars. The enigrants were always the. beaten people and they left island after island for the same reason. |" He said he believed the emigrants left the Malay Archipelago between 200 4. D. and >Se0zA. D.. coming first to Sa- moa and then to other islands of the South Pecihc. It is from such a source he said that the most daring navtgators and hardy adventurers the world has ever Eeeni have sprung. ,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
SMUGGLING OUT OF GEEaf4NI . ;Is NOW A BAFT4sE or WITS

Dresden. Nov. s10.-F Fresh instances of
 Ingenuity are brought to light daily. in the battle of wits which5 GerTnanyis. border officials are : wagins1 sagzinst3 snamgglers. 4zS -sss.ss s7stlsss, :
 On the Bohemian line the authorities operated for a time 1n tho principle that every German coat las. or shous d have q German lining They Spsevsoasty had, lost much tines in srguire with tsavsI-. lers as to whether or not the clothing in their possessioa at denaEtule had been, brought in with ;theras or wSs Of mater ial newly acQuired h {seYInA ny. Thsse' discussions were 4obviated Anally by stamping the lining Of all sazttdesS Sof;
 .Sfnugglers were not stow to ssvit.ats 4E.Is' means Of tdanti6e ation: Trey sd1u6ia;
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

-s-.. c. Richard, first, teuor.;. ARred .Dayts, second; tenor; Alvin, cEsr1andt~ bari tone J. Ren Love, basso; Ralph liar kelroad. aoeompanist; assisted by Mar garet George, pianist. : E. :. WBz Springfield 1880 Messxay. 7.so Q. m-Urcle. Wiggily bedtime story; produce market report.
 7.l5 Q. nl-Faslltoff talks. - 3z 8 D. m-Concert by Jackson D. Smith, q'ass; william H. Smith accom- paudSt. --..-,
 woB NewaFrk t4oO MoteFsl. ,s.-,
 2so p. m-Dr. Jandb Click will speak on !''Flat and Weak. Feet.
 ,od,, dr9 E[se,ns1 p ;l1o 'eDs'Ht'e ''7Ss - 3 p. m-Readlng of Ebert Hubbard 8 Little Journey to the Home Of George 1 Eliot'' ,--i7. F. 1 3.45 D. m-Piano selections by Ken
 s.55 D. tnrIPlanai1gsthe zKisehssn3">
 6.15 D. Selections by %stanIesrs
 s:so p: m-".daln in the Aoon.lF' F, E / l 8 p. m.-FinapciaI talk.
 | S05yp p. m.--seng ,seeitaI py. >AhttaSEhe- i trick Kheip; ,Eobofa tura sdprano: .accesll- panied by -Mabieannae corby. :. =. .-t.ss: !s.. T. -0-lO ps psychologist, IwiIE Five. ssa lsct,frs aehti' ?s s.$o ~ p. m4sohgE Six 1isks' Knstp.:
 .8.46 D! m.--br. Esther @EossIoy.. pres l ident df the Am rnerlcag Wonnah s ssi. 1 tai Association, w:n sstetf ct some of her ,-experiepces during the sSeyacuatior of Smyrna .!..;, =: :,
 wGY schenectady i(4os, metsrs57
 1 12 m-U. $. naval observatory tirne =12.3O ?. m.-Noon stock. market quo
 1s.l5 p. m.-weather forecast on ~4sf meters wave length. ..s.,. -. B. ..ss. z. 2 D. rn.-Musdc. :s.zs-, -.
 6 p. rn-Produce and etor1 make I quotations; news bulletins. .-:<'z 2 l s.so p. m.--Reading from Gritntni Fairy Tales, Koiin Hager. reader. 740. D. hn.-Health talk. Personal As poets of Disease Prevention; by Dr. p B. Armstrong; secretary natdonaf healti council - -..:>e:. =:.-> 5F ': l 7.45 D. m.-concert and: radio drama Instrumental selection | x lInteffnezzg Dancing Nyrpilk. lBratnAl =. WfSSY+ In strumental quartet Comedy :dtarna Lulu Bett (zcna Galel., 5l. s--4 4+. .s.s ,..f. wGE MedfOrd Hillside tsso Nzsfsrs1. ; a. n-Before -Break8ast set-Ups. :
 9.30 d. m.-Musical program. -
 1o.3o a.. oacial e New Engan, and ocean forecast E485. metsrs9 :z2 Z : 11.s6 g. m.-Mpsic:s:.5 =, zz.s., z,.
 l.so p. m-Boston Tsrn1er1 4Frodue Market report {zs5 nstsfsl. SU.. g., on cial weather forecast 1ts5 naetersl.s 2 D. m-l. s. The School sIAlnch Boz Miss Goodwin. IT. Special Food an Special Homes, Mrs 3SaaFs;aEst - stan
 s m-I.s News broadcsst-s I Musical program i -. 6 p. m.-Afarket report s(ts5 anetersl
 6.30. p@z; nn.-Boston poIfce report! Late news nashes. Early sports new 9.Sosp. n1.-ISpeflng prograna.S
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
RADIO PROGRAMS

Friday. Dec. 1.
 WIZ Newark tSs0 Metersl. 5.SO D. m.-CEos:ng prices on stocks, bonds. grain..- coffee and sugar. 5.35 p. m.-'Ifve Steam being 2 boiler inspectors perilous adventure. 5.45 D. m.--Condiaons o6 leading in- dustries by R. D. Wychoff.
 $50 D. m.-Resume of sporting events. 6 Q. m.-Musical program. D. m.-"Bedtime Stories" by Thorn ton Burgess 7.15 D. m.-"Amerscan-Bred Dogs," by Frank Dole. s.SO p. m.--Recital by Vladimir: Ros- ing, Russian tenor.
 g p. m.-IAterary evening.
 9.S0 p. m.--'"The Foreign Activities of :ho r. N. c. A." by pr. John R. Mott.
 1901 p. m.-Recftal by Elinor Whit tley. lyric soprano. KDKA Pittsburkh tssO Metcrs). ID .m.-NewsA :. 7,38 p. m.-Dedtime story 8 D. rn.-"LiteraFy Moments,":- by Miss Marjory Stewart. s- S.S0 D. m.-Concert by the Greater Valley Four ot Wilmerdng, Pa. Joau
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
MEXICO CITY HEARsy ITS 5..., :.
 FIRST CONCERT BY nAngo-

:: Mexico city, -Np. is.---. sYewsrAbsr r,s-: ports that a concert. siyeH recently In San: Antonio, Tsxas. Was pitinly atidl-
 ble toS select gathering in e1lexico Ssitx
 cteatad a great local htefsst. - in sthis newest meant of corarhGnic cation. <. S.- : Numerous inquifles have Deem made at
 government depar tmehts Of merchants aa
 to the cost and delivery of the necessary 'apparatus to equip private Plant1 Hith- eyto there has been hut scant Interest tn, Mexico In radio although tnr several
 months a local newspapar has riA AiiitA Ained
 a plant which picks up many pTet1 messages particularly. those furnished
 ships at sea by the United States navy -departmAnt. = .s. sEs, $ E !
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

Things put into their old wearing .ap- parel. After the top one had been stamp ed, 1t was used for any new artice of clothing later purchased in Germany
 When the officials detected this circum- yeptian of their scheme, the stamping, was abandoned. Instead. expert German tailors are now engaged on the customs staffs to examine all clothing, and estab- fish its place of origin. ..r
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

C., Richard first tenor;. Alfred ,Dav3s, second tenor; Alvin McEsr1and5~ bari tone: J. Ren Love, lbasso; Ralph liar kelroad. accompanist; assisted by Mar garet George, pianist ' tE