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New Britain herald., 1922-05-02
LONDON HAS WHITE WAY
"hiskcy and Beer Signs Generously Distributed Among Hundreds of H. luminated Ads.

London, May 2.-London's west end theater section has begun to take on some Of the aspect of New York's
 great white way" Two years ago there were less than a half dozen dis play electric signs visible from Picca- dlly Circus. Today they are myriad many of them sadly reminiscent 10 American visitors for they proclaim the excellence of so-and-so's whiskey or depict the foaming delights of someone else's beer.
 Americans being piloted about Lon don by native friends usually have their attention directed to these signs as evidence of the old countrys enter prising spirit.
 Just like New York" the London CT remarks as he proudly indicates the tier upon tier of advertising bril- liance.
 Just like New York used to te" is the American retort.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02
BIRTHDAY GIFT PRESENTED.

In honor of the I3d birthday ami versary Of her mother. Mrs. F. W. Hughes. who has been Visiting at the local NJ. E. Parsonage OH Cedar street for the past year, MT. John l.. Davis yesterday entertained 35 mer be- Of the Woinen's Foreign Missionary so- ciety. Mrs. Hughes, who wall leave shortly for Iowa, was presented with
 a string of jet beads.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02

EDEElWhilc lRoN1ZHo TNEE! YEAST .s sold st
 all druggists ou on Satisfaction Guaranteed basis, these who wish may try it absolutely FREE. Sim ply mail the coupon. It will bring y yon hs famous Three-Day Trial Treatment. lhc results, even from this short test, wil very likely surprise you. Send for 1t now.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02

will stand uncontested, President Frank Navin of the Detroit Tigers said yesterday, refuting reports which spread after the White SoX pitcher had been accused of putting oil on the balls he used to baffle the Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02
NOICESM wAR
KDKA
Westinghouse station at East Pitts burgh, Pa.)
 

Westinghouse station at East Pitts
 burgh, Pa.)
 Tuesday. May ?. 1922. 500 p. nl.-"Weekly Dress Talk" Our Government-Its Problems" Dr. Louis K. Marley, professor Of political science, University of Pitts burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. From Pitts burgh Post studio. S:30 D. m.-Pleasing program of vocal selections by the East Liberty quartet, Mrs. Emma Albert Dean, so- prano;. Mrs. Ann H. Woestehoff, con- trato; J. Malcolm Thomson, tenor; Harve B. T.auderbaugh, bass, and James Phillip Johnston, pianist.
 WBZ
 Westinghouse Station at Springfield,
 Mass)
 7:S0 D. Baseball scores: Uncle Wiggily Bedtime Story from the Springfield Union.
 7:45 p. Unofficial |. S. Crop. Market and Dairy reports furnished
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02

Navin said he did not wish to de- tract from Robertson's pitching, but added that there must have been something wrong with some of the balls,' as the umpires threw out sev- eral on protests. -.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02
NAVIN IS skEPTICAL.

Detroit Owner Believes There Was Something Wrong in Hitless Game.
 Detroit May 2.-Charles Robert sons perfectly pitched game Sunday
New Britain herald., 1922-05-02
PLANS NEW GOVERNMENT
Premier Takahashi Asks Resignation of Cabinet and Will Assemble Sup porters About Him.

Tokio. May 2.-(By Associated Press, )-Premier Takahashi is report ed to have requested the resignation of his cabinet with view to form ing a new government in sympathy with his views. A break in the Sci yukai government party is possible in consequence,
 Niscount Takahashi, who became head of the cabinet following the assassination of Premier Hara, is one of the lea ders Of the Seiyukai party. He has several times declared in fa- vor of speedy ratification by Japan of the quadruple treaty for maintenance of peace in the Pacific, framed at the Washington conference.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
ALOILTA

to, mallitii mpneSla maasla tulta-
fuume. San ei f~uitanfaan antautn.
nut len maltaar, waon padtti etiia
onncoan onfaran tpon eif1 iattis
man fautta. S6nellG oil jonfun
merran tottumusta mannpiljelptles-
ia ia Min p6Gtti ban rpbtpa lan.
poanboitoa barioittamaan. Sdn me.
nj naimiiiin u%uoesia fotimaasIoon
ia apioliitosta on bGnelle ipntpnpt
flutii tpt1rtG ia fafii poifaa. joisto
man1empi, looroi Moreton, icuraii
bGntG Gnglantiit. &reipi 0ucic
lauiui bnostuttelijalle, jotd oil Iaa.
punut bGntG mastaan 2~iperpoolin
iatamaan: "Minua ep1ilemGtt1 o.
bottaa iuuret plldtpffct mditbasia
fotimaasinni. Suonnottain faipin
SponepsiG la it'd enl1en Ell ollut
miitcenfpmmencen miiotcen fGpnpt
misiG1n faupungisia. @ponnGn Of
lecni fofo lailla bGmmGstpfiiSiG.
Sun miimefii olin ulloenoifailesia
~paifasia, fGpttipGt naiiet frinoliine-
ia. Sent oipnt pllpit miiuttitneet toi-
ienlaiiifii. gtten main iaiii balipa,ts
ia 2ontooieen iaaputtuani!" 2ooroi
Oucie matfusti Iuitraaliaan purje-
lnimallo, jofa iaapui perille 3 fiiu-
faiibesia. SGn mponii, ettG &C muo-
besia on eoistps fl,lfuneupojen o.
IoIla mennpt iiiunnattomasti etcen-
pain.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
SGpeatf5 Ncstaria?

Muuon rafennuS oil ipttpnpt TIL
leeu. 2uultiin ettG faiffi pliwat
pGGsieet ulos. mutta iilloin buonlat.
tiinfin, ettG erddn plimman ferrof.
fen iffunoan ilmestpi noinen. San
oil fGGrinpt i~uojabuimin Dmparil-
lecn ia fantoi pientd lasta fGiimar-
relloon. Silloin nostettiin forfcat
portaot ppstppn ieinad Wasten ia
nainen iootiin mime iilmdnrapapf-
iesIG olas. Wittta bGnen fasmonIn
olipat polaneet poboin. Tolobaas
nat paraniipat fpllG, mutta fuiiGcat
arpet j6iw1t jdlclle.
Hicni lapii fasmoi ia bdneStd TIT
Ii faunis niiori nainen, mutta bdn-
I'd eli n1btp milloinfoon aitinid leli.
rosia. SGn bGpeii napttaptpa 1ioin
fnnSio, jonfa fasmot oliwat min
muooottomot. SGn bGpcii faubtita
arpio, %joitten binnalla banen omo
fauneiltenia oil ostettit. @ifo ie
ollutfin boIpamielist6S Oli mar
mao,n. Whittn ie Ell ollut iittcnfG1n
min paboin tebtp, FUN mita ie III
minen tefee, jofa iGttGG Seeiuficn
&ristufien lasfuista poiS, eifG ba-
lia nGpttGptpG milloinfoan bGnen
'ieurasioan, bGncn, jofa fantno ris-
tinfuoleman marttpprimerffejG rilit,
miisiaan.
&aion ct moi OLD m1linpitGm1.
ton. Sinun on rotfaiStohpn iubteeii
bGneen - oictuttospa jofo SGncn
puolelleen tobi bdntd pastaan. Ep-
iGbop biljaiiuuteen ia ra%itfaiie =
ia mlistn, ettd iiitG riippru fofo
cI1mGii ia = iGiipps.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Waranette, Nicb.

sos iinun ipntiii Deri rusfeot o.
mat ne pitGd lumi malfeifii tuIc,
man.
H1mGt ionat omot minunfin fob
balleni toteutuneet. Scum SitmaIon
lofi firfostaa ibmiieIIe iiiuret ipn-
nit, toiffn fen iuiiren ipntimirron,
iosia ban epGitsfon foubiasio tilas-.
Ia u~isfentelee, min joutiiu iellaiieen
fobtoon, iota eli ole maoilmosio
miclG ifGGn ennen inanut tiintea.
Witistan fen bpipin lite foboallcni,
finn Sunlolan lafi meti minut inn.
timirron ronnalle fatielemaan fen
foubioa bporinGG. Sen oallot Off
mot mobtawnt, mlitto ne ioibtuii.
mot felipetin tulto. MinG iuuresti
b%GmmGstpin, fun en- tiennpt ipptG.
minfd tGbben SimaIa mimit JOB.
oatti tGIlaiieen fobtoan, enfG eniin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

f06u tienrpt mitd ie oil. en paaS-
int plitIe en- alitie, ia min FUN gu
molo ei oIiii enadn antanut mlnlil'
lie pbtadn urnlOn pdimad. aiatfeln'
nj mifaon oliii minnlla olltt manI
iofu min,,lttti tai tunti armonaltaa
-eoes,Gni. ia nefiri bpwin ipnfdt. Sa
iitte bglretti flolemani jalfeenl VS.
tdpG rafas, nuori tai mailba, tuta
lienetfin, mitfG ajotutiet offali'f
iilloin etceii, fun jouout, taltfa e.
pGusfosiali olet, iaatanon manflna9
aoIffo ia fplmG on 70 lima, josla
wiboninen iinua fiuiaa. Wtibin Of
toilit iilloin turwaii2 Wtbinta miln
bun, fun SSeeiufieen2 Siina fail-
beosIo tilaSlu, fun NINA dim, epd-
usfosIoni, iain ipntimaljani Jiioon
rabfaon asti, fun lain ~usfotutlt
faiffein Iuuremman ipntini antceflt,
iofa on epGusfo. Seitin itieni fofo-
moan Sumalan baltuun ia iattoln:
tGsiG nina Glen. Seeiufien &ristltf-
fcn Sumalan Yoion weri puboistaa
minut faitesta ipnnistal Sa taas
nina jououin iellaiieen fobtaan, jo-
tn en- oIlut ennen laanlit fofea, mutt
ia en- enGGn iuruliieen, waan lain
nGboG &ristufien firffalioen ia
tilntea len holman. So ibmetello
ia taas ibmetelld, miten inurta on
armo.
Witen faunista on fatiella &ris-
tusta usfon iilmilld! ga wielafin
ionon: ibmeelliiet oipat Sierra IL
, nun ticii. &uinfa iuloista on mais.
tou autullttaii. Sofa fofonaan 81
mum turpan ia luottoa min iillt
forealto taimas nGpttaG uubesic
loistosiaan. Seen fen nGfee min RE
music, raufee.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
No. 10

Sind. epGnsfoipsn mailman lap.
H. jofa ct tinne wiela Seeiusta,
fun usfoilit fen, mifa famala lila
Iinla ooottaa, min olen warma, ct.
I'd ct minuuttiafaan wiippiii mail.
man Iatpialla tiellG. ald anna all-
rinaon pGGii plitie lasfea ennenfuin
usfot Sumalan ianam josia iano.
tam: "Wtind olen iinut werellGnt
Iunastamat, iina olct minun". @uu
ia eli meiltd waaoita ia Wabempt
,ei piiiaa. SIman tOitd ia uniiota
turpalliiesti luottaa Sumalaan.
Tlrfpaa Seeiufien aniioon, iiina
tuIee ipntiii lunta wolfeammafii.
8crellG l~unaStettu
$. @ainionpGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Smrwambn Seeinfieen iellaiiena
fuiu ulet.

Saiteilija baluii maalnta fulpan
tublarista. SitG marten pitt bdnen
loptGG iellainen mics, jota iopili
maIlifii. @rGdnG pdiwGnd ban lop.
ii fobulta feriGldiien furjasia IT,
lnsia ia ban aiatteli: "Tno mics
woiii eoustaa tublaria". Nies
iuostuifin polfan eoeStd istumaan
mallifii. Sowittiin palfasta ia o.
iastn. ga lomittuna pGimGn1 ferId-
IGinen tulifin taiteiliian luoflc,
mutto tGmG ei bGntG tnntenllt.
9eriGlGinen %buomautti: "Sindbdn
politiit minut".
- 81, wostnii taiteilija, = en-
ole fosfaon nGbnpt iinno.
= Sind olet erebtpnDt; ina
marmasti tapaiit minut ia molitllt
mallifieii.
Gil nafuiitti taiteilija.
sc on tGptpnpt olla jofit toiner.
Meind olen ppptGnpt tanne terld'
lGistG.
= MinG olen ie mics, mafultti
f%erjGlGinen.
= NitG olet iitte tebnpt? fpIpi
toiteiliia.
= SEQ, mastait mics = nina
oiottelin, cttG lienee parasite banf'
fla itlelleen uuii pufu e%nnenfuin
furpa maalatoan.
= @oi min, maStaii taiteilijo
= Ell MIND tnrmitie iinlta.
Somoin iinG, ibminen, labestp
Sumalau iuuri iellaiiena fuin oIct'
Slid pritG pufeutun omiin "pufiti'
Bill, prittGen tulla felwollilem'
mofii Sumalam eoesi1. SpntiIeno
tltrpaubu Seeiufieen ia Sanen
falittaan Srmalaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
1ammaspaimemesta frenuifii.

ScupeenG, reippaana ia iloiieno
minimum 30ApuotioS nuprufainen
ioopui biljattoin @eIantiin Oucien
uuii frcipi, iofa-io OIL ioaiputtonut
funnioitettoipan ian, 81 muotta.
&reipi ioopui fotimnobonio, jonfa
ban mulitamia fitiifauiia iittsn pc.
ri melienlG fioIemon joboosto. Sc
muotta fifteen jGtti npfpinen Oucicn
freipi gnglonnin ia multi Queens
lanoiin Iuitrnolinon rpbtp1ficen
iielI1 borjoittomonn lompnonboitoo.
@naIontiIoiict leboet fertoipdt, ett6
iuii artponimi Ct ole entist1 lam.
maspoimcnta muuttonut ~m1bimm1s
idfddn mGGr1si1. &reimisi1 piIfis.
tGG ellie jana Dfiinfcrtoiiuus, IA.
ma terGaupps buomioi6en tcosio ia
lama raifos bintmorin toju, jotfo
ominoiiuuoet oIimot ominoiiio lam.
mospoimencIIe GueensIonoin for.
milIo. @rGGlIe boostottcIijoIIc on
iuii freipi fcrtontit, cttd niibin ni-
joIIoin ban Idfii GngIonnis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
&nfoms ia tp6.

GrGGnG tolpi.iltano fallarl fallar
iitten istui Barbara llttman, muori
maimo pienen iiepGn aiuntonia lie
ben GGresid oootellen miestGGn.
SeibGn fotinia oil iiiben osti ollut
bprpin onnallinen. Scum &ristoffer
llttman tlli fotiin, iai ban maimol-
taan termetuliaiiifii bellGn Wmpi-
Inn. Mutta tGnG iltona oil miGinlo
fooisio rasfas.
&ristoffer of faimostpomies, oil
fasmanut miebefii iiinG tposiG ia 0.
Ii tiff aiipan tottumaton mltlibun
tpobon. Wlitta futen oil fGpnpt To-
ooille fninostpolGiiille ennen bGntG,
oil bGn npt jo1ttunitt aiman obotta-
malta tpottOmdfii. &oimofiet, joiSio
bGn of tposfennellpt, eim1t endG
Object mintd1n orpoiiet ia ne iGtet-
| tin fifteen. Snol1israltfot eimGt MT
tienneet mit,n buolebtia omiStoon.
Sifii &ristoffer tilfifin iinG iltonn
| fotiin rasfoin ipoGmir. 2asfiesioon
miimeiIen polffania moimonia fGiiin
huuba9ti ban: "8oi Barbara, mi
ia me MT teemtne9 MinG en- iaa
cnGd millointoon poIata foimofiiI.
&C."
Barbara oil milpiton bltrsfoS
iielu. Wieben oil tapono futino
bdntG pGimGnpaisteefieen ia mainlo
pGGtti ipoGmesiGGn, ettei tio alrin
onpaiste iaiii iammi,o npt bGbGn-
fGGn betfell1. San mostaiifin fifth
tobbuttoen: WinG toipon, 3ristof-
FER, ettG faiffi on Sumalon amitIlo
fGppG bptpin. Sierra iobtaa meitG
fpllG. MebGn olemme molemmot
nuorio ia teripeitG, emmc me ioo
maientua. Sumala on mormaSti
n1pttGmG nellie fcinon miten Iuo-
| riutlto.
9orbdrnlla oil patti bppGG in-
6GntGGn mposfin taitoluat fGoet.
SGn 6iipi buoncaieenia rlifoillafiecn
ia miettiGfiecn b~iliaiiuuocsio mitf
tebbG. !SGn oil tottiiniit oioltoor
tpoIIGGn IiIGGmGGn fooin titlpja OH
peIemolla faiiniito forutoitG. Mrtta
ieIIainen tpo ei ollut min tuotta.
fpoo, ettG TOTO perbe oliii woiniit
fen morasia elad.
Barbara foettifin mt fefiiG OF.
fein fauniin tpOn, jofa iopiii bicnol-
le noiiille. Sos ban main ppStpiii
iiibeii, min mifG lilo ie oliiifoon
BELLE fdifillel &olme fuiifautto FIJI.
lni ia iinG oifoia Barbara ISM
oamusta iltoon tponi1 G1resiG.
miitta n1ptti fofo ojan t~oiWcbiffaoI
ia ia iloiieIta ia robfaiii miestdGn.
fin. 9olmen fuufouoen fuIuttuc
tpo oil lpoImis, ia ie oil Min bienp
ia founis, ettd moitti Barbarian rof
feimmotfin ~toiapeet. SGn oil pnImis
tonut mitd bicnoimman firjoiIuin /
foristetiin biinniin.
4emein ipodmin Barbara I6bt
iitten mppmddn tpotd6n riffooIIc
pIbdiieIIe roiapoIlr, jofo alma Of
oIIut bGneIIe bpud ia pstGfuGIlincn
Spo0n iIosta ipffien bGn ndptti !
roupoIIe buntito oocttaen ibastuf-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04


len buuoabouSta. Whitta iitap1 ei
fuulnnutfaan. Houpo fpll1 mponii.
eta bunta oil faunis, mirtta nGptti
iamolla lepe6d brpsieIinpitii1 fp.
lpen ~ppstpiiifo Barbara malmista.
moan iellaista. Silloin ban maj.
iaiii mitd bppdni1.
Barbara taisteli itiefieen iaIntof-
Ieen p%ettpmpfiemia ia iurunia, fd1ri
tponid fofoon ia poistui linnasta.
Saifein mielin ban npt taipalii tie
ta, jota Gsfen oil Min iloiiena full.
fenut. SlftiG wGlGbti fuitenfin nja-
tuS bGnen mteleeniG. SGn poiffeii
tielt1 metIGGn, polipistui liell1 ia
paipui bartaaieen rufoufieen.
oil 10 mpobGistG e~nnenfuin ban
pibooin palaii fotiin. &ristoffcrio
ibmetptti bGnen faspojenia iloinen
lime, maiffa malta oil epGonniStll-
nut. Barbara fertoi malon mGlGb-
opfiestG, jonfa ban toiwoi wieIG
tuottaman BELLE paljon onnea. S1n
ielitti miebelleen aifeenia ia TAI bG-
net malmistamaan mltiltnmia ppo.
reitG puiffoja, tie ban laittoi pic
men foman tppnpn.
8iiii pdimGG Barbara iitten is-
tut pfiinGGn rafennutien iiiimmGsiG
buoneesia. SGhen aiatlflenin ia TO.
TO olemufienia oliWat jdnnitpflesid
bGnen toettaesiaan moittaa moifeu.
oct. @iioennen pGimGnG iltana BAN
lpofipi miebeniG luofic, b~eittGptpi
bGnen ipliiniG ia buu0obti: "@oi,
8ristoffer, iloitie fansianil &atio
mitG Sumala on auttonut minlia
defendant" Sa ban rtGptti michel.
leen pienen pitiipafon, ionfo ban
oil malmistonut tppnpllGGn. SON
of fefiinpt rl,6eu dr1poffaon pitt.
lain, joitn MT fi%ttlutoan fnpplG-
tpifii piticitii.
Barbara llttmanin mimi oil plan
fuulu fautta mailman id bGnen
fefiintoni6 on b1nen atlanta ibmeel-
liiimpi6. SGneltG tilottiin tu9aniia
metreiG pitiiG. 8oioatieen iuorittao
tilaufiet, ban opetti len ieubun fop-
lslle tptoille %taitonia ia tuli BELLE
iiten %iuurefii amufii. Yian ban
multi Dresbeniin mifapaan tn.
loon. joSia life fasapoi ia menestpi
&ristofferista tuli marafas faup'
pias ia bdn 1oiti toitaposti liifet.
t1Gn.
Barbara ppiDi ipbGmeltGGn lama
no bursfaana, bppGna maizena, me
nestpfienfin paiwifiG ia faiffi iiuno
iimat bGntG bGnen jGttGeslG1n ia
man elamGn ioneen f~orfeasin IDS
ia.
SGbGn paino ia Sunlalan api
plimat tuoneet %ialoiiet labjat Poi
pGn maloon. barbarian blioli Of
munttuntit iiitnaufiefii.
"&ufouS ia tpo tefetpGt faifen"
ianoo monba i%anonparii, ia ie Of
totta wiel1 tGnGfin %pGipGnG.
-.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

gntist6 tapaa leuraten ooot-
taa lebtemme toimitiis papeiltont-
me b%emselliiid firiOitufiia, mielunn
leuraaipan iunnnntain firffo-
tefsteista, ieuraatpasia iariestpfles-
ID:
s. Seimonen toufof. 8 p.
S. Sirmi toufof. 10 p.
q. 3aren toufof. % p.
81. 6. aoffonen toufof. 20 D.
@. u. &ranftala feidf. 8 p.
g. @iettinen feiaf. IL p.
6. g. Iiemi tciaf. 10 p.
6. Opasfaincn feiaf. 26 p.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-18

In and surrounding country there dozens families
fathers
'at reason is summed up in the wdz
- h the do and cent. involved ID In
ing Naturally NJ & K slow in graspng h than
NJ K. you, old friends and <oxaia
listed here, but these very eloquent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
MCCULLOUGH BURIAL
IN COLCHESTER; NO
BLAME FOR TRAGEDY

Funeral services for Homer Nc
Cullough, 418 Eleventh street, Rock
Island, who died yesterday morn
ing as a result of injuries incurred
when the auto he was driving
struck a Silvis street car at Fourth
street and First avenue, Silvis,
Thursday midnight, were held at
2 O'Clock this afternoon in Moeller's
funeral parlors. Rev. J. A. Chap
man, pastor of the First Methodist
church, conducted The services.
The body was sent to Colches-
ter, ILL.,, for burial. Mr.. McCul-
lough's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mccullough. and two broth
ers, Harry and Albert, all reside
in Colchester.
At the inquest conducted by Cor
oner J. F. Maberry last night in
the Moeller funeral parlors, the
coroner's jury returned the YER
dict that death was due to a frac-
tured skull received in an accident
al collision with a street car"
The condition of William St
Clair, Davenport, who was with Nc
Cullough when the accident oc-
Cured, and who was hurled 80 feet
by the impact, is much improved
today, according to DR.. ]. H. Fow-
Ter, East Moline, who is attending
him. ST Clair will be confined in
the hospital for a number of weeks.
His ankle was fractured and a
number of scalp wounds incurred.
St Glars condition is not serious.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
DIR. JONES TO AID
IN CEREMONY AT
CHURCH DEDICATION

DR.. John T. Jones, superintend-
ent of the Rock Island district of
the Methodist church. will partici-
pate in the dedication of a remod-
eled church edifice at Pennington,
ILL.,, tomorrow morning. Bishop
Thomas Nicholson, Chicago, will be
the preacher.
I DIR. Jones was instrumental in
assisting in the raising of funds for
the congregation, although the
church is within the Peroia district
of the Central Illinois conference.
1t is announced by the Rock Is
land district head that Rev. A. H.
Nothdurft, keithsburg, has been as
signed to charge of the church at
Dallas City, succeeding Rev. A. J.
Jolly. who passed away 10 days
ago.
The Keithsburg pastorate is to
filled by Rev. J. F. McAnally, York,
Neb., Just appointed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
! :
UfS;
Plant FDRSME


~ Rock Island NeXs. John
l1pssys weekly newspaper. made
r. nal appearance today. accord
- q announcement OF its pub
80 In the meantime the where
20 Of L0oney 10 unknown to
11leal court authorities. who are
ling his arrest on . warrant
,Aaxing him with the interstate
n6nsportation of stolen automo-
- The car was found In this
r n the premises Of Henry Nc
~. McGarty told the federal
apod jury at Peoria that the car
- been stored in his garage by
IN LOoney and his SON. John Con-
~ Looney. who was killed in tile
Market square. gun fight Oct. 6.
lawrence Pedigo is understood
10 have been in charge of the News
during the. absence of Looney. It
i announced In today's issue that
he News has been permanently
sunspended and the plant Is offered
tor sale at a sacrifice.
The fact that the Rock Island
News has been stopped is a source
Of great satisfaction to me as act
Ing head of the Rock Island police
Department." William H. Fitzsim-
mons said today. Il fully realize
the danger that has lately existed
owing to the feeling against this
publication, but have to act
within the law in any steps that l
take, and in the absence of any in
d!vidual asking for an Injunction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
FISH RESCuINc
WORK PRAISED
Efforts Of Rod and Reel Club Cen
mended BY Bureau Head; Many
Game Specimens Saved.

Fish rescue work conducted in
Rock Island county streams was
very successful and a large num-
Der OF fish were saved, according to
H. l.. Garfield, Homer, Mimi, act
ing district superintendent Of the
United States bureau OF fisheries,
in a letter to Thomas A. Journy,
president of the Rock Island Rod
and Reel club.
Mr.. Garfield states that in three
hauls made in this vicinity under
his personal supervision three tubs
full of adult bass we're rescued
from pools wherein they would
have died during low water stage
had it not been for the efforts put
forth by corps OF workers.
The official informs Mr.. JOurny
that data upon scope of the work
will be forwarded as soon as tab
ulated. He gives the Rod and
Reel club high praise for the CO.
operation extended him.
The work performed under the
bureau of fisheries representatives
ceased about two weeks ago be-
cause of the limitation of funds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
four CONCERTS
WILL Be GIVEN
DURING SEASON
Tri-city Symphony Orchestra
Heads Abandon Sunday Pro.
grams.

The directors Of the Tri-city
symphony orchestra announced
yesterday that four concerts will
be given in the Coliseum, Davenu-
port, and four in Rock Island and
Moline. The first concert will be
held on Monday, Dec. 4, in the Col
iseum and the concert Tuesday
evening will be given either in
Augustana college or in LIE Claire
theatre, Moline. The concerts will
continue until April.
, The season tickets will be $3.50,
while the single admission price
has.been fixed at 81. Season reser-
vations may be made. Afternoon
concerts will be given for children
and the price of admission for the
children will be IS cents. The
adults will pay the same price Of
the afternoon as the evening con-
certs, julius A. Schmidt, secretary
Of the executive committee an
today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
Add new NAME
IN PO|SoNPloT
Suspect John GuzkOwski Was Sixth
Victim Of Mrs. Title Klimek
After Quarrel

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Another pane
was, added today to the Ut OF
deaths under investigation q q re-
suit of the alleged poison plot of
Mrs. Title Knmek and her cousin,
Mrs. Nellie Sturmer Koulik.
John Guzkowskf died several
years ago under mysterious cir
cumstances after a quarrel with
Mrs. Klimek.s according to the po-
lice and coroner's ONCE. who asked
relatives of Mr.. Guzkowski to con-
sent to an examination of the body.
Three Of the five bodies already
exhumed are those of former hus-
bands of Mrs, Klimek. Another is
that of her cousin, Rose Chudzin-
ski, and the fifth is the body of
Albert Sturmer, former spouse of
Mrs. KOulik. - -
" All Of the deaths under investi-
cation, the authorities suspect, oc-
CURED after the alleged poison
dinners. Poison was found in the
first two bodies examined. accord
ing to coroner's physicians Po-
lice said all the dead husbands car
ried insurance, as did Anton Xii
mex, whose illness from poison led
to the arrest of his wife and Mrs.
kculik, now charged with murder.