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LICENSED TO MARRY.

Frank w. d. Aibrittain,. ~, LAPiata,
Nd, and Alice q. Phiipitt, -. The
Rev. q. r. Dudley.
H..s Ssri srosn essni Il, a. 11soa ss1a ". "a IN: iss
Rev. Claude M. Hssssr.
James B. Caraway. rs, Kite. Ca, and
Marie ohm. Is. Seat Pleasant, Nd. The
Jacob Ksta, ~, and Sarah Gilman. -.
The Rev. q. silverstone.
John 70. Collins, -. and Ethel ".
tor,
w. T. Turner. Is. OF Mine Run. Va,
and Violet c. sullivan, 10, OF Paytes, Va.
The Rev. II. ID, Mitchell.
George O. sients. a., and Tina Con-
stance Dement,, II. The Rev. J. z. Free
man.
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Many British lords are "on tho
hog" That is to say, they are dead
broke and are raising swine and
poultry to make . living. Read
about them in The Washington
Times Sunday morning.
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actual personal con sideration. Or as
to the facts he had personal knowl.
edge of while in the service of the
alien property custodian or the De.
partment Of Justice"
This order was issued July IL,
1921. On the same day he issued
another order regarding attorneys
appearing for American-born WON.
en- who lost their citizenship through
marriage and wealthy internal Ger
mans who were seeking to recover
their property.
Authority BY Congress.
Authority for the return of such
property was given by Congress.
His order follows:
mo person who at any time has
been on the official payroll OF the
alien property custodian shall be
permitted to represent q section Q
claimant before the office Of the De-
rartment OF Justice if
1.-THE claim had been filed or
notice of intention to file same had
been given prior to severance Of the
attorneys connection with the cue
todian's office; or,
"2-If the claim is predicated upon
or involves in any way an attack
upon the propriety of the initial Sc
questration Of the property or the
subsequent management thereof OF
the alien property custodian; or,
"3-lf there is any reason to sup
pose that the attorney solicited while
on the staff OF the custodian; or,
1.-THE representation of the
claimant will involve the disclosure
or the use by the attorney of any ir-
confidentislly obtained by
him while In the employ of the Gus.
todian, or other conduct contrary to
the ethics of the profession"
Move for Inquiry.
As the movement for the inquiry
gains impetus the Importance OF as.
how hundreds of millions
Of dollars worth Of property was Jug
gled by attorneys becomes apparent.
Bar associations In various sections
Of the country have become interest
d in this phase Of the probe. Charges.
as yet improved, OF unethical prac-
tices have been lodged with them
against certain attorneys. and are
now being investigated.
The Washington times., 1922-03-10

Are you reading Her Unwelcome
Husband" the greatest novel ever
written by w. l.. George, distin-
guished British suthorf Another
liberal instslIment win appear IN The
Washington Times Sunday morning.
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Prosecutors Meet.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March
10.-County prosecuting attorneys
OF West Virginia will meet here
March 80 for a general conference
with Attorney General e. T. Eng.
land.
The Washington times., 1922-03-10

Are you reading "Her UnweIcome
Husband" the greatest novel ever
written by w. l.. George, distin.
guished British authors Another
liberal installment will appear in The
Washington Times Sunday morning.
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FUNERAL DKsIGNA '
-. FUNERAL DESIGNS
ls,s fEk. y.

Many British lords are ION the
hog" That Ia to say, they are dead
broke and are raisinG swine and
poultry 70 mako q living. Read
about them IN Tho wsshinSton
Times Sunday morning.
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DEATHS.

sLOAT. suddsnly, on Friday, March 10,
uES sssntthsS ESmessfsney Hespit.i,
psny. ites u street northwest, on SAT.
urdAy, March IL, 1921, at ., m. In
termsnt At croton Falls. N. Y.
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INSURANCE. STATEMENT.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY OF
VA INC,
Of Richmond. VIRGINIA

On tn. slst day Of b.ssmbsr, 1881. a.
required under the District OF Column
bia Code, amended June 20. 1908 and
August 10, 1911.
Capital stock ............,.o $4,000 90
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
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|BAlReEsQF
|lIIiIo|N FRAUD


aty judges Of Rock Island.
and Henderson counties,
iu,ng the 35rd senatorial dis
X ~ expected to meet jointly
q - Island early next week.
'hekay Monday, - . board Of I'M
-, ITO the legality Of the petit
= Rev. Thomas Hughes, Rock
Ss,rl for . place on the Novem-
lsllot at Independent candi-
~ the general assembly.
~ county clerks Office this
srlar received from the score
~ n state a certified copy Of the
5saefions raised against Rev.
rheg petition by Representative
~ II McCaskrin, with request
IA haste be observed in givins
0 go Q hearing. Judge g. o.
~ Moline; Judge Friend L.
0~rrA. Aledo, and Judge James
n 0oedon, Henderson county. wlll
sunnriss the board Of inquiry.
Preventative McCaskrin has
slaeked the petition Of Rev.
r1eAes on the grounds Of alleged
syeenlsyities in names and ad-
- given as voters.
Rsgiskaien Days.
tuesday, Oct. II is the first day
-ksregiytYation for the November
slaenon. On Oct 81. the election
eflieisls VIM be at the various
sollinx places for the second day
& registration. The election Il
Nov. Z.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
SHOTS FIRED AT
FLEEING PROWIm
ALARMN

Notified that q man was prowl-
he around premises at Twenty-
dshth street and Eighth-and-a-half
avenue last night at about 1880
o'clock, Officers Gustav Kirsch and
Rudolph Gundrum went out to in
ysaigste the report. They found
the man, but while they were Ques-
tioaing him he broke away and
nm Several shots were fred, but
be proved to be an athlete Of talent,
and, jumping fences made his get
sway unhurt. No harm IL known
b have been done by the prowlsr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
VILLA DE CHANTAL
WILL OBSERVE 40.
HOURS DEVOTION

The Forty Hours devotion will
open in chapel Of the Villa do
Chantal with . high mass at Z
sclock Sunday morning. at which
Dean ]. J. Quinn will be the celeb
ant. Mass Monday and Tuesday
mornings will be at the same hour.
Ihe Tuesday high mass will be
Rng by Father Quinn. A sermon
md benediction will comprise the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13

sl1sy lihsrs frdn tke pesea,
junior ~ ana j1nios h dsDArt-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13

Each enc 10 Of special interest for
they feature the late style motifs,
most desired, richly adorned with tea.
yer. earaeul, squirrel anad fox. Soft
rich fabrics OF armandale. veldyne.
velverettc, marvella suedetex and
suedine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
Rock-a-Bye
Rocker

Frame made Of blue enameled steel,
sat il made Of white, washable
duck and u detachable. Upper
frame u II inches square. Height
Is inches, leasth Of rocker over
all 30 inches. Rocker is collaps-
ih1e - 1t nay Be taken along on
tiSa 4 vsy special e. s0
lres.t.rsay ..........9l.J1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13

Women who are in search Of Z
new winter hat at a moderate price
will be interested in the lovely
styles, featured at these prices.
There are simply hundreds of them
In the new shades in styles to fit
most any type.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
Chinese Demand U. S.
Permit Liquor
For Services
BY international News Service.

ing Ka Py," high-power alco-
holic liquid, needed by Chinese
in America for medicinal pur-
poses. probably will be legalized.
This was the view expressed by
Treasury officials today. Pro-
hibition officials want to stop the
import of the liquor, termed
Chinese wine. They say it is
used for beverage purposes.
Lawyers for the Chinese i'm
porters asserted, in a brief filed
with Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon, that the liquor, of 48
per cent alcoholic content, is
essentia! in Celestial religious
rites. On that basis, the Chinese
counsel may overturn a ruling of
the Internal Revenue Bureau.
They contend Americans are
allowed sacramentaI wines. And
why not the Chinese? they ask.
Secretary Mellon today battled
with the problem.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26

There can be no doubt whatsoever
that the tardiness shown in the MAJ.
ter OF the bonus has greatly in.
creased the number OF Iowans who
look with distrust at big business. 90
and who find themselves ready 10
cast ballot in favor OF such a can.
didate AT Col. Smith Brookhart
In spite OF all his alleged radical.
ism" the orgy OF profiteering al the
expense OF the nation followed by this
present spasm of economy a: the
expense OF the soldier is one OF the
very considerable reasons why IL Is
generally expected in Iowa thai Col.
Smith Brookhart with his fight on
what he calls the non partisan
league OF Wall street" will lead Il Q
poll in the Republican Senatorial
primary on June s.
l heard Brookhart speak last night
He is a farmer. and he looks #. He
is a soldier and he looks it, He is
Cne Of the great American masters
Of rife Workmanship and he looks
it When the American regular
army in the course of the la'e war
was Obliged at last TO turn to a new
special increased interest in accurate
training in accurate Workmanship
II turned to this Iowa farmer and
gave him a special commission 10
introduce into the army the marks
manship methods which ne had al
ready introduced into the Iowa M.
tional guard. He talks to an audi.
ence as II he were on a rifle range.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
CHAS. R. CRANE
INVOLVED WITH
FRENCHPOL|CE
Chicago Millionaire Reported
Facing 2o-Year Jail Term
For Part in Uprising.
BY Universal Service.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Charles K
Crane, Chicago millionaire and for.
mer American minister to China
who, according to dispatches from
Cairo, Egypt has been sentenced
to twenty years in a French prison
FOR melting the recent uprising in
the French inundated territory. ex.
poets to sail for America on June
3, according to his nephew, r. T.
Crane, I'd. today.
Mr.. Crane said that his uncle
was in Paris and had recently ad.
vised him of his plans to return
to Chicago early next month.
I'VE have heard nothing OF his
reported sentence" Mr. Crane de.
clared today, when shown dis,
patches stating that his uncle had
been found guilty by a French mil
itary court in Damascus, SYRIA.
According to the Arabic news,
papers. the United States Govern.
mt has been advised Of the for.
minister's sentence.
The reports in the Syrian news.
'apers, shown to Mr.. Crane here
tated that his uncle was held
qually responsible with numerous
Syrians who already have been sen.
enced to prison for participation in
he outbreak.
Among the Syrians arrested. &C,
'ording to the dispatches shown
Mr.. Crane. Is a fifteen-year old pu,
>il Of Miss Maid Aabed, Moslem
teacher. who was one OF the women
selected by the American diplomat
to be educated in the United
States. II was Cranes check for
The Washington times., 1922-05-26

the farmer and it thus 'deflated the
farmer. and II did II suddenly and
arbitrarily and mercilessly, and 1t
speCulated and profiteered on the
decline OF prices OF farm products g
Just as II previously had speculated
and profiteered on their rise.
Wall Street now says thai il
cannot afford to pay adjusted com.
pensation to our boys who went
and risked their lives in France
While Wall Street was rlskln.,
nothing and sucking excess profits
out OF everything at home.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
AOVERTISENIENT
JJNFHTINFINFNT
DRUGGIST RESCUES
PITTSBURGH TAILOR
Saves Peter Convery From
Hospital by Recommend
ing the Reese Formula
R-11-Now Healthy and
Happy.

Peter ConVery. Of 1910 Fifth av.
enue. Pittsburgh. tailor. after
sufferinG for five years with bilious.
ness and constipation. which result.
ed in severe case OF piles. was on
the point Of submitting to the sur.
geon's knife. when the advice OF a
neiEhboring druggist saved him this
suffering and expense and restored
him 10 health and strength by rec.
ommendinE that he use the Reese
Formula Ri. a complete cure
resulted and he tells of this wonder
ful tonic as follows
For five years 7 suffered with
biltOusness and Constipa tion. which
resulted in a serious case OF piles
II was very common thing for
me to sit down and hold nv head
To gather my senses. on account of
terrific headaches and misera ble
spells Of dizziness Doctors and
the medicines which they gave me
did no good. and finally was told
that ! would have TO undergo an
operation for piles.
Just at this time nv local drug
gist advised that give Reese
Formula Ri a trial. bought a
bottle and after using IL noted
A decided Improvement. kept or
taking II and the third bottle com
pletely cured me. I am now en-
joying better health than ever be
fore
Reese Formula Ri has relieved
thousands OF sufferers from Consti
patton, kidney, liver and stomach
disorders, rheumatism and genera
rundown condition. Buy a hottI,
today at Peoples Drug Store ol
Rnv other drug store
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
FIERY, ITCHY ECZEMA
IS HEALED RIGHT UP
WITH SULPH

Any breaking out OF the skin,
even fiery. itching eczema, can be
quickly overcome by applying n
little Mentho-Sulphur, says noted
skin specialist. Because OF it's germ
destroying properties. this sui.
phur preparation instantly brings
ease from skin irritation. soothes
and heals the eczema right up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
1t seldom fails to relieve the tor
ment and disfigurement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get
little jar Of Rowles' Mentho-Sul.
phur from any good druggist and
use 1t like n cold cream.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
1880 NATURALIZED
BY U. S. DURING APRIL

Uncle Sam took under his gene.
Gus wing during the month of AL-W
1883 new citizens. OF whorn 2lVl
were sons and daughters OF Italy.
representing l6 per cent Of the total
naturalization Great Britain ond
possessions. excepting Canada, came
next. with 1904, or IA per cent. Rus.
sia, 1,471 or l1.4l per cent: Germany,
l,4b3, ll27 per cent; Poland 1923,
1881 per cent: Canada. i.122. S.71
per cent and Austria. i57 or 80 per
cent.
In addition to the number OF per.
feCted naturalizations. 25,774 dcClara.
tlons Of intention were filed, and T. e..
lbT petitions for final p1rers
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Big Eaters Get
Kidney Troubles

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stiffness. puffy eyes interrupted sleep
or other signs OF weak kidneys or blsd-
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tions. Avoid dangers OF serious compli.
cations Druggists guarantee first bottle
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Ri6ts everywhere.
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1000 to defray the girls travel.
ing expenses which prompted the
French charge that the American
Government was /subsidizing the
Syrian malcontents.
Miss Twisch Rahwandji, 1t is
The Washington times., 1922-05-26

said, was recently arrested and
questioned by the authorities In the
hope Of learning the wherea bouts
Of her teacher. who escaped from
prison.
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
.|OWANS BLAME
WALL ST. FOR
BONUSHOLDU Up
Brookhart, Radical" Candi-
date for Senate, Scores Big
Business Profiteers.
BY WILLIAM HARD.
Copyright. 1922, by Cosmopolitan News
SerVIceD

OTTUMWA. Iowa. May 26-Every
one Of the six Republican candi
dates for United States Senator
from Iowa has declared himself in
favor of the bonus. This ought to
b. a sufficient indication OF the
sentiment of the State. Iowa is a
strong pro soldier State and one of
The Washington times., 1922-05-26
500 OLD WATCHES!

The opportunity Of a lifetime! Trade in your old
fashioned watch for brand-new modern style
watch. We're offering for limited time-a most
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its present condtion-tO apply on the purchase Of a
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The Washington times., 1922-05-26

it's CRU d g e s
against wv al |
street" has been
expressed to me
over and over
again by con-
s er att yes as
well as by radi-
calls in the fol-
lowing terms:
wall street
profiteered enor-
m o u 81 v a n d
shamefully out
of the war.
wall street
then through the
Federal Reserve
bank syst Q IN
called in the
The Washington times., 1922-05-26

As a specimen OF his ideas II will
he enough to mention what he said
about the Federal Reserve Bank.
He said that the control Of banks
should he with the persons who pro.
vide the money with which the
banks operate. He said that most Of
the money in banks and therefore in
the Federal Reserve Bank comes, in
fact from farmers ana wage earners
He said that therefore, in fact. there
was no reason why farmers and
wage, earners should not have even
majority of the representa- ton
even in the personnel Of the Federal
Reserve Board at Washington.
The. Administration at Washington
has a certain direct interest in the
outcome OF this fight in Iowa. The
persons credited here with having
done the thing which most has in.
jured Brookhart's chances Of success
are Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace
and Senator Cummins. They con.
tinue to he regarded as responsible
for the efforts which induced Clifford
Thorne, Brookhart's friend and fel
low.townsman. to go back on his
friendship with Brookhart and to
enter the Iowa Senatorial race. with
the result that inevitably he will dc.
prive Brookhart OF a certain number
Of farmer votes and of a certain mum
ber Of southeastern Iowa sectional
votes. This is thought to he ono
more instance Of Administration svm
pathy and support for local standpat
ism against local progressivism.
heard II widely suggested that II
the vote In the primary is not de
CisIve. and II the choosing Of the
Republican Senatorial candidate goes
on over into convention, the favor
Of the convention will light upon the
Honorable Charlie" Rawson. now
filling out Senator kenyon's uneX.
pired term as Junior colleague TO Sen
ator CummIns Rawson does not
want the post. but he seems 10 he
the object Of few hatreds and tho
happy possessor Of many personal
friendships frQn many other auar.
ters,
The Washington times., 1922-05-26

He can stand stiller than any other
speaker ever saw. He has feet
which plant themselves on the plat
form and just stay there. He has a
thick firm body which holds itself
perfectly motionless while his right
arm slowly and steadily delivers an
aim at the audience. He speaks in a
low conversational tone which as.
sumes that the audience will be
quiet. He instructs the audience Just
as firmly and Just as simply as II
he were instructing a new squad of
recruits In a training camp. He is
an officer; democratic and sympa
thetic officer: but an officer never.
theless who does not intend to have
TO raise his voice. He does not have
to raise II. The audience stops shuf.
fling its feet ana stops dropping
pins and listens-intently This man
does not have to rant in order 10
lead. He is a most unusual comb.
nation OF democracy and of author.
ity.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13

7,50o Words an Hour Spoken.
 Seven thousand five hundred words is the average number spoken by a p7blic speaker in an hour. .......
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13

unearhIy sweetness, rh6 tower Is Ms luminated from base to cross at the top, throwing a radiant light around the masses of kneeling humanity wait ing there, and on the mountainous piles of cakes, each with a candle stuck into 1t waiting to be blessed.
 In Rome, too, the day is ushered in by the firing of cannons from the Cas- tie of St. Angelo, and ever-swelling crowds, in carriages, afoot, surge on toward the magnificent basilica of St. Peters. Formerly the pope officiated, borne into the church on the Sedia 'Gestatoria, his vestments ablaze in glory, canopy of crimson and gold above his head, and along beside him borne the flabella, or large fans com posed of rich peacock feathers-the eyes of which symbolize the eyes of the church, while followed him a rich pageant including the unrivaled papal choir, singing as they came.
 St. Peters Illuminated.
 The services are still resplendent, and at their end civic festivities fol- low and continue all during the day until as dusk comes on suddenly-a miraclel St. Peters is suddenly aglow, agleam, a dream of beauty with a million points of light outlining all the exquisite delicate traceries of the wondrous architecture. And even while one still looks and marvels at the star-clear silvery light, the sound of cannons booms through the evening and as suddenly as the silvery lights appeared they change to fantastic, fairy-like illumination visible in all its beauty at the furthest end of~the city. Close enough, dark shadows are ap- parent moving along the sides of the walls, gliding back and forth, against the bulk of the building, for every point of light Is little lamp; their keepers are entrusted with an almost sacred charge in keeping them burn ing and In lighting the resinous powder expertly disposed along all the lines and traceries of the basilica suddenly to burst into flame and to envelop dome and all in a burst of fire.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13
SUSPECT YOUR KIDNEYS

Too Many Canaan People Neglect Early Symptoms of Kidney Trouble
 If your back is lame--if you feel dull, tired and all-worn out .
 If you have hard headaches, back aches and dizzy spells
 If the kidney secretions are dis ordered .- Y.
 Suspect your kidneys and .''take a stitch in time."
 Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the time tried, home-endorsed kidney remedy.
 It may save you from some serious kidney trouble.
 Make use of the exerience of Mrs. James Reel, Sr., E. Main St., Canaan. She says: "A number of years ago my kidneys became disordered. My back ached when bent over in doing sweeping or dusting. Very often my back tired during the day, making it hard for me to keep up with my work. My kidneys were irregular in action and when this trouble became annoying decided to use Doan's Kidney Pills as they were we'll rec commended. The trouble hadn't got ten to serious stage so it only took few Doan's to drive all signs of it from me-" { Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Reel had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13
Then She Recoanlzed Him.

Courtney Ryley Cooper at Dutch treat luncheon told of the days when he was press agent for Buffalo Bill. Cooper now writes short stories of cir GUS life. One night Buffalo Bill came out to his ranch late and drove up quietly to his house. He knocked at the door. "Who's there?" said Mrs. Buffalo Bill. "It's Bill," was the reply. 'I know better" said the wife, "get away from that door or I'll fill you full of hoIes-and I'm a sure shot" The old plainsman was thoughtful for a moment, then tip-toed back to his buggy, drove a short distance, turned about and beat the horse into wild run. He cut across the yard, tore up tree or two, raked down fence, upset a cistern and finally drove the horse upon the front porch. Then he knocked at the door. Come in, Will Iie," said his wife.-New York Core spondence of the Indianapolis Star.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13
The Joyous Eastertide.

Easter Sunday, which marks for the faithful the fulfillment of divine prom ise; the recognition of which means faith in the resurrection of Him who was crucified nearly two thousand years ago, and wherever there are Christians joy prevails. The Easter tide is probably more noticed in re- ligious circles than Christmas, although each day is of equal importance to Christian doctrine; the inception of the divine plan for the redemption of the world would seem to deserve as great a recognition as the consumma- tion, and yet the Christian world makes greater the day of the con- cluding miracle, and Easter Is a day of rejoicing, season for exultation and praise and thanksgiving.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13

No day of all the year means more than Easter day to the one who loves and serves, even in the smallest thing.
Connecticut western news., 1922-04-13

When they are married-send them Greeting Card. For Sale at The Canaan Printing Co.