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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel. May 23.-The manual train
ing class OF Laurel High School have
placed IN tho window of #. ]. Walters
work by the class, which Is much ad-
mired. The class Is under the direc-
ton N Professor William p. Sterner
saturday evening. on Prettyman'.
lawn. Market and Oak streets there
will be a strawberry festival for the
benefit OF Laurel Fremen's Band. The
band will furnish music during the
festival.
Mrs. William II. Williams ts on a
visit OF several weeks with friends and
relatives IN Baltimore.
Ernest Purnell has purchase a cot
tage AT Ocean city. Md, where ne and
Mrs. Purnell win spend the week-ends.
Mrs. William It. Melbourne is visit
Ing friends and relatives in Whining
ton this week.
Mrs. Jennie Truitt, who spent sever
al months in Laurel, has gone 70
Philadelphia. accompanied by her
niece. Miss Helen Boyce.
The next meeting OF the Y. p. r.
VIII ne Heiu fIluAy AFTERNOON at the
home OF Miss Elsie Whaley on Fourth
street
Mrs. Charles Gunby is patient at
81. Joseph's Hospital Philadelphia
Mrs. A. r. Grein and son, William
Of Stewartstown, Pa. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harold Eide in North
Laurel
Helen and Anabelle Morton are in
New York with their father. whose
boat. the Jacob w. Hook, Is anchored
in New York harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Boyce. Mr. and
Mre. George w. Christopher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Allen and Mrs. Nor
man Goodwin were guests Of friends
and relatives in Easton, Nd. over the
weekend.
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TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.

Com3on garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove q revela-
ton If your hair Is fading, streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and sui
phur recipe at home, though. is trou-
blesome. An easier way is to get a
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in
gradients.
While wtspy, gray. faded hair Is not
sinful, we all desire TO retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because It does 1t so
naturally. so evenly. You Just dampen
sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared, and.
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scasort. May 2S.-Orlie Ttill caught
mis- right arm and hand in cellar
door he was closing In pulling his
arTn out he fen to the bottom OF the
cellar, the strain badly tearing the
reeh.
Air. and Mrs. c. G. Thompson at
tended banquet AZ the Bellevue
etratford hotel, Philadelphia. las,
might, given by the Penn Mutual In
eurance Co Mr.. Thompson being
th~r representative In this section.
Epworth League OF Wesley NJ r.
Church. near here has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Alber,
flzey; Independents, Amerd Cannon,
Charles Frieden. Florence Elzey and
Izokiel q. Couibourn: secretary. w.
~ boyce; treasurer, Marvel Tr4edel.
Mrs. Walter Culver and daughter
Angela OF Clay-mont. are guests Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Harris on
High street
Mrs. 1sidore Stephany and son.
Van Leer and Z. Arnold Grenada UNI
mot~cd 20 Baltimore. Sunday, bring
Ana home with them Mr.. Greenabaurn's
wife. who had been vlsttany there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hitch have as
quests their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs Emmett Hitch OF Philadelphia.
Miss Leiitia Ross. a music etuden;
st Baltimore, has arrived home FOR
the summer, which she VIII spend win,
her mother, Mrs. II. g. Darbee.
Franklin Marvel. a former seafori
boy, now residing in New York City
spent the past weekend here with hie
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marvel
and his children, who are making thes
home with nus parents.
Air. and Mrs. Hayes OF Greenwood
have been visiting az the country
home az Dr. J. q. Williams.
Yesterday was the largest day yet ir
suawbcrries at the Seaford station
four care being loaded. averaging IN,
SHOWERS between 81 and S. per crate
An electric storm came Up In IN.
afternoon. accompanied by a heav,
downfall OF rain, patting a stop 20 tn.
picking ~ tho berries
The Sewing Club was entertained
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NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna, May 29.--Mr. and Mrs. w.
Gray Dealeyne, OF Smyrna, have an
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter. Delma Lenorn, TO Ernest
Atlee Holt, OF Philadelphia.
Rev. Ransom p. Nichols has offered
a prize Of five dollars in gold to the
member Of the graduating class Of
Smyrna High School. who writes the
best essay on the subject, Your Big
gest Job-School or Business?"
The Board of Health has provided
for a free collection OF rubbish two
days In May.
Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft fell on the
street, last week and sustained a com
pound fracture of the hip.
Miss Grace Tucker attended the
Sigma Phi dance at Swarthmore Col
lege, Pa. Saturday night.
Miss Esther Maxwell OF Newark Is
here visiting Miss Helen Start.
DR.. and Mrs. William Thompson. Of
Philadelphia, are guests Of Mrs. Har-
vey FAIRIES.
Mrs. Paul Hutson and two sons. OF
Brooklyn n. Y. are here, visiting Mrs.
George c. Rothwell.
Miss Mary Roberts and Miss Edith
Beck entertained with eight tables of
bridge. Saturday afternoon at the
home OF the former.
Miss Anna Beckett was in Philadel-
phia. Saturday. attending the banquet
of Dickinson College Alumna Associa-
ton. at the Aldine' Hotel
/ Mrs. Lottie Hoffecker, who spent the
winter here at the Delaware House
has gone to the home OF her niece. in
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Albert Johnson is steadily i'm
proving from the effects OF a recent
fall.
Miss Alice Johnson. of Rochester. n
Y. Is here visiting her mother, Mrs
John =. Hudson.
Rev. j. N. L. Eckard is visiting hi.
parents at Atlantic City, n. J.
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bling In front OF tho Town Hall. At
the close OF the parade tho members
OF the company will 20 to Wilmington
on special trolley ours 70 take part In
the parade.
william Davis and Frank Kern have
signed up as players on tho New
Castle Athletic Association team.
Willis Blackburn, Jr, OF the Bald
ton, is confined 10 his home. suffer
Ing from an infected hand, caused by
the entrance OF splinter OF wood
Milk. eight cents per quart. Orders
taken and delivered. Buttermilk and
cottage cheese. fresh daily. James B
Toman's Milk Depot. 40 Delaware
street.--Adv.
SEQ Bridgewater for Jewelry.---Adv.
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afternoon and evening. by tho LAdics'
Aid Society Of tho NJ. 70. Church
netted 3l2.
John G. Stuckert of st. Georges has
announced his candidacy for State
Senator on the Republican ticket from
the Fifth Representive district.
Mrs. Cove Voshell. who operates "A
farm near st. Georges. Ia experiencing
hard luck 20 far as her live stock Ia con-
cerned. Yesterday valuable colt fell
and broke its neck, which makes Ave
horses that Mrs. Voehell has lost with
In month.
Arthur Mcdonnell or Townsend, en-
ployed by Scott and Wells. contrac-
tors, was working on the new bridge
at the entrance to st. Georges on the
road leading to Delaware City! yea
to-day. when "A portion OF concrete
road caved and fell on hLs left foot
breaking his ankle. Ha was brought
here and given first aid treatment by
DIR. w. w. Ellis and later taken to
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington.
Tho baggage detail OF tho engineers,
which IL being transferred to Fort du
Pont from Camp Dix, N. j., is ex-
pected to reach here this afternoon
The entire regiment ie scheduled 10
arrive at Fort du Pont on Saturday
The artllerymen of Fort du Pont. with
the exception of 10 enlisted men and
two officers. will vacate tho fort to-
morrow or Thursday and go TO Fort
Hancock.
The manual arts class of Delaware
City high school held an exhibit OF
their yeare work In their loft over
Testers drug store. Last evening, e
continue tonight.
Delaware City public school will
close for the summer vacation OF
June Z.
Miss Emily Janvier and Niles Eliza
beth Tback of Mauch Chunk, Pa. spen
the Weekend with Miss Janvier's par
ents. Mr.. and Mira. William Janvie'
az st. Gorgee.
Ryland Pennington and Miss Nelli'
Sweet OF Chester, Pa. spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. +. A. Pennington.
Mrs. Albert Laurence was called &
Wilmington. yesterday, on account q
the serious Illness of her son, Rober
Walraven. who IL III with pneumonia
and Mrs. Wilmer Cooling of Whining
, ton attended a luncheon at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burris of Re
Lion. yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. II. c. Watson and chill
dren of Wilmington were week en-
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Pratt q
Clark's Corner.
Miss Alberta Saxton of Camden. \
j.. is visiting her brother. Harry Sax
: ton of Port Penn.
: Howard Austin. who hae been eeri
ously III with pneumonia at his HON
at Clarlt's Corner. IL improving.
Mrs. Jennie Lamp IL quite III at he
home at Port Penn.
Mrs Walter w, Ellis ts attendin
the commencement exercises of IN
: Delaware Hospital AT Wilmington TIL
, afternoons In tho evening she will al
+, tend the Century Club meeting.
, Henry IIildebrand, aged sc year
who has been Ill at the home OF hi
-, daughter. Mrs Harry Hackman O
Hamilton street. and for the past fe'
days improving, yesterday suffered
relapse and IS again in serious cor
dition. He had paralytic stroke earl
last week.
Albert kumpel Of Port Penn hs
s leased the hotel at Augustine Roac
and taken possession.
Miss Lillian Biddle Of C'heoapeal
City, Md. is visiting Mr. and Mr.
Griffin Ellison OF st Georges.
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NAp TO KILL PINE HORSE.

Stafford. May 2s-Cream Foot, a
valuable tr>rting horse. owned by VIII
liam Ncal az pladoe. wac injured 30
badly, ycrtcrSiay that Neal was COM
PEELED 10 s.hoot u TO relieve e OF It's
suffering.
Tho hors~, which Is known 10 quite a
aroat many race track sports. had
hecn taken out Of Its stall for drive
on tho soaford- laurel state Highway,
and IN some manner suffered a seri-
QUE injury 90 one of its lege. which,
hcrsomen say. would have developed
into blood poisoning Tho horse had
y track record around $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
Stomach Distress
All Druggists Have tho Rem
edy and Guarantee 1t to End
Indigestion or Castritis.

You can get one bottle OF Dare's Men
tha-Pepsin and II after you take it you
do not say II did you more good than any
thing you ever used before, your money
will be waiting for you
This delightful and effective elixir not
only gives instant relief from gas fullness
acid stomach and distress after eating, but
taken regularly for a short time will turn
your weak run down stomach into a strong
without help.
IL ends indigestion, gastritis. catarrh
of the stomach and does 1t In surpris-
ingly short period of time.
DR. VIM W. Morgan. prominent den
list of Bridgeton, y. j.. writes: After
suffering severely with gastritis and other
stomach troubles, a friend gave me a bot
tie of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin. ! had OBJ
tanned little relief from other remedies but
four bottles entirely endeed the trouble
You can get large bottle for $I.OO at all
regular druggists everywhere,
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CAMDEN NOTES,

Camden, May 23-Remodelling and
provision for additional rooms are now
under way at the recently purchased
property of Frank r. Catalidi. he with
his family now residing here.
Mrs. T. Hansan Howell has issued
invitations 10 her friends in town, and
the Bridge Club, of which she end
Mr.. Howell are members, 10 an eve
ming bridge party and supper, to take
place at the end of the week.
Kemble knight of Dover was in
town, Friday. for the Field and Track
meet. he being Miss Sarde's guest for
lunch.
Mrs. Sarah Cooper and Mrs. Maud
Mif1lin have returned from a winter
in the West with relatives and have
opened their homes here. Mrs. Ezekiel
HUM az present making her home in
town with her mother, Mrs. Mif1in,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

on tho guilt or innocence ~ fr'hur
e. Buroh in connection with the slsy-
ing OF J. Bolton Kennedy, Los Angeles
broker. for whose death hsdeiynns
Obcnchain also has been tried Win a
jury disagreement.
Jurors said that ,ho final ballot was
seven 20 five for ecquiltai. The four
women on the jury voted for acquittaL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
SAVED BABE FROM
FIRE BY QUICK WORK
Milford Farmer Also Carried
Out Shotgun, But Nothing
Else Was SaIyaged.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford. May 23.--George Murphy,
n farmer residing on the Shawnee
Road about FIVE miles from Milford,
was working In the field. yesterday,
and his wife. desiring to help him,
left their fve-monthe' old baby I'm
the sittingroom and went TO the field
while dinner was cooking. They had
been employed about half-hour
when Mrs. Murphy saw smoke and
fire coming from the roof of the house,
and by the time they reached there II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

WINS a mass Of smoke and flames.
Regardless Of his life. Mr.. Murphy
dashed inside and found the child
lying on the noor, unframed except
for strangIlstion caused by the heavy
smoke. in coming out he grabbed his
shotgun and this was nil that was
saved from the building.
An alarm was sent 10 Milford md
tho Carlisle FIRE company responded.
but the house was too far gone. Tho
firemen managed 10 protect the stable
and barn.
The house was valued at $4,000 and
was not insured II Is presumed the
flames originated from the oil stove
In the kitchen.
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DOVER MAN DROWNED.

Dover May 23.--willlam Kurtz Of
this town. carpenter and In recent
years engaged in fishing in 81. Jones
river, while pushing his boat from
shore near Lebanon. back of tho
HUM estate. yesterday afternoon. fell
in the river and drowned
1.-TWO colored men fishing nearby saw
kurtz when he fell. but being unable
to swim, could not aid him
Up TO late hour last evening the
body had not been found. Kurtz was
about IS years Of age.
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GIRL RADLy sCALDEn.

scsfofd. May 2as-Graoe James,
nine-yosr old daughter Of Mr.. and
Ntrs Grover James ~ Blades. was
badly ~caldcd. yesterday. when a ket-
tlo OF boiling water was spilled on her
body and lcss,
She wns carrying the hot water 90
her father. who was feeding his pise.
when ehe nccidently tripped and fell.
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Philip -. laird has issucd invita-
tons to n few OF his friends In bank
Ing circles to buffet luncheon, next
Saturday. at the Read House. New
Castle.
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Was Another Jordan.

The John Jordan who figured In po-
lice court a few days ago was not
John A. Jordan who is connected with
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Co.
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o.
Khaki Coats
and Pants -.

We'll made coats and pants of strong
good weight khaki. in full range Of
sizes. A very exceptional bargain.
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WOMEN JURORS SAVE BURCB.
Four on Panel Vote For Acqpittai on
Murder Charge.

Los Angeles. May 23,--Tbe Burch
Jury was discharged yesterday with
out reaching a verdict after delibera-
ting 10 hours.
The Jury In the second 10 disagree
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Newark Trade Board to Dine.
Newsrk's new Board Of Trade VIII
give dinner Thursday evening.
Guests will be chiefly from Wilmington
and Dover.
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Try an Every Evening want nd.
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Soc Bridgewater for Jewelry.---Adv.
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all In perfect
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

he ~ sssssS .:ssss.s y:s ~
qcieki1 .sSe. ssse. sssst e

You might b. sulprised to kssw
: s. saty I%sPs; a i home in luz" iust
: few mementa. It's cheap. hat for
pfompt results Il beats ANYTHING else
yeu ever tried. Usually stops the
purs. Tastes pleasant, too-children
~ it-snd it is pure and good.
Pour az ounces Of Pinex IN .
plnt bottle; then all Il Mp with plain
IA moissses. honey. or ecrn syrnp.
tptead Of sugar syrup, if desiss&.
sapply-1ut costing no moro than .
o9all bottle Of ready.made cough
9yrup.
And a. . cough medicine, there Il
really nothing better to Be had At
ny pri4s. 1t 9oes right to the spot
md give quick, lasting relief. II
Uemptly heals the infiamed MEM
tRanes that line the throat and air
laseaees, stops The. a!rnoyine threat
Tiki, loosens the pAbekh, oe4 800
your cough stops entirely. 6plsAdi9
1er ~bronlAitis, Group 1oGfs6n1Do and
ageneAial asthma.
Pinex = highly concentrated con-
y1pnd Of Norway. pine extract
&klaous fer healing tn nenheanes.
70 AVOID dieappointment AK your
druggist for S21h ounces OF PinexS
viii directions and don't accept any.
11IGnG else. 0naranteed to give Also
~ a~atisfaetio1 o. Roaey nfund9A
~~ CoAxkSN~kA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
C|DEONS PLAN
RALLY EVENTS
Bennett, Organiser. Here for Com
pletion Of Details Of Til.
State Program.

]. C. bennett, rational field Sec
rotary of the 0ideons. is compleeinS
arrangements for the Tri-State Gid
con rally which will be held in Rock
Island Saturday and Sunday. Gid
cons from Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
souri, to the. number Of Is or more
will attend the rally. The head
quarters will be in the LEGAL Y. M.
C. "A. Gideon bibles have been
placed on exhibition in the Yopnk
& McComb's store window In Rock
Island and in the Lundt & Co. store
window in Moline.
The rally will be started with a
banquet in the Rock Island ~"
Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
On Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock
there will be q conservation meet
ing when all the Gideons will meet
preparatory to bringing their
cause before the people. At $3.50
and 1890 o'clock the Gideons will
be in the various churches in Rock
Island and Moline presenting the
Gideon cause, which is to put q
bible in every hotel room in the
United States and Canada.
The GAS bibles which will be
placed in hotels of Rock Island, Mo-
line and East Moline, Will be dedi-
Gated at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon in the First Baptist church,
Moline. and then distributed, The
feature Of the day will be . mass
meeting for men In the Y. n. C. A.
auditorium, Moline, when H. NJ.
Sanderson, Buffalo, N. Y, chairman
of the National Evangelical commit
tee of the Gideons, will give an ad.
dress on Hitting the High Spots in
Life"
A Gideon pattern meeting in the
First Methodist church, Rock Is
land, at 1880 O'Clock Sunday eve
ming, will bring the rally to q close.
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HARRIS may GET
DRUG DEN|ALS
win Attempt to Bring Hen from
Camp Grant to Prove His
Innocence.

A. D. Harris, Rock Island junk
dealer, arrested on Nov. "a on a
charge Of violating the federal mar.
cotic Law. expects to bring wit
nesses from Camp Grant in an ef-
fort to prove that he is innocent
Harris hearing before T. P. Sin.
nett, United States commissioner
has been postponed until Dec. Is
it was announced today, to give the
junk dealer an opportunity to pre-
sent a defense.
Harris was arrested after federal
agents r reported to have seized
$4,000 worth Of drugs in . raid ON
the junk mans yard at 5o4 FOfdeth
street, Rock Island.
Most Of the dope was in army
medical cases, which Harris is said
to. have purchased at Camp Grant.
Harris declares he did not know
the cases contained drugs.
Rockford, Ill, Dec. 7.-FoIow-
ing the conviction Of David Gold
man ~ Freeport today, Assistant
United States District Attorney p.
c. Ward Of Sterling promised addi-
tional arrests and other sensation
al Developments in the probe Of
Camp Grant thefts. Operations OF
an organized ring which has sto-
len practically everything at Camp
Grant except the real estate, and
whose loot may total $1,kOO, 900,
was barred during the federal in
vestigation, be ssid.
This ID the first conviction OBJ
tanned by the government, but It
will not be the last"
Additional arrests, Attorney Ward
indicated, would be made when the
government completes the cases
now pending At Freeport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

GktSSH6
~ MI herm~tAek -
s6noHfIo q fhe homo az ~ Mr-
- - giFi had written : -
nceo 70 Dey.
episode Was . repetition scf
f6old. old story q puppy love!
Ho1IS and VIC quarreled. The girl
,11d chided by her lover. She
coald not stand It and resorted to
an attempt 1t self-destruction.
But there has been : hxppy de-
n0uement, the girl and boy are
b4ck 1t school and everything Ii
lovely and will remain s0-until
the next quarrel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
pYTH1AN ORPHAN
HOME ORCHESTRA
TO GIVECONCERT

Ths PythiaA home orchestra.
composed q orphans Of deceased
members Of the Knights Of Pythias
who ars receiving their education
sd cars = ths Rytktaa home, in
Decatur. VIII entertain in . con-
ceFt tonight at AueustAnA COLLEGE.
Inc progrr1 win hsgin aeeoelock.
LAST night tho orchestra rave IN
hours concert BY radio hroadcast-
ed nom station voc, Palmer
Scheol Of Chifopractic. Dsvenpeyt.
The programs In the tri-cities are
being given under the auspices Of
the Knights Of Pythias lodges in
GhiDs1tgtEi4
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

sfaths - c~Dssstss q
Ia
Asese 1!lnrsesnw N
Price IN, Iuo1on ooffer9~sS
" the Chicago Daily NsVe
Harry a yannons secrseasy.tr~..
uref IL ~ Tttctty Manpfartsr.ss
association. h 70 ofkaaise ~.
gation q nenbers to a&lsa1 n.
CONVENTION.
pslssAtioas wiz astsll fro-
euch .ceuters ~ Rockford. en-.
burg. Joliet, Granite City. Hioem-
ington, East St. Louis, SnrnsSsis
and Cairo.
Another luncheol speaker I'M
Prof. e. A. Steiner Of Grinnsli 81
leee, 0rinnell, Iowa, whoa 49,
will b The Aftef-W Prohls~ y
Immigration"
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
Mrs. katherine Roche.

Mrs. Katherine Roche, a pioneer
resident Of Rock Island, died at
1870 this morning at st. Anthony's
hospital. The funeral will be held
Saturday morning from the home
Of her brother, James Powers, 1884
Eghth avenue, with services at
Sacred Heart church. with burial
n Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Roche was Q native Of
County Dungarin. Waterford, Ire
land. She died in her 18th year.
Sic settled In Rock Island at the
40 Of Is years and had been a
resident here since. Her marriage
10 Edward Roche took place so
years ago. MI. Roche died shortly
after their marriage.
Mrs. Roche is survived BY a son,
Edward Roche. and q brother,
James Powers. :