The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-29

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PRESENT 1e0od a eelecttng Dost-]
maseero.
WIItmm1 - hankly oDD0sed tol
civli 1efvice sx1Minafi0ne nof po9t-
masfeSsh1p apDNNnts And u : re-
CANT speecn y ne mons. urted =
retufn to ~ oIo Doticy g naming
saCa 0uicts Wnn0et CHARACTERIZATION
Tne wnole 19s1ecs may coma Mp
Ior Io1tner ac10n wnen tne mouse
~ An4. - nsEe1onts-
sIve vvieh npuDiieaus
iscsin: 1y nuucteo
an enort g fofce the adoption OF
LIZ Iesvtn1ou ciiln3 lot : nouse
pIoDe y sieeo0 unlA1In oss y rs -
seiectlon " poetmasteks. ne VII
renew ME nsnt, ne nss staseo, Wien
tne nouse reconvenes.
A siIting q charges MADE spe-
clncany ~ resala 70 postai sppolnt-
ments unoer clvA serves y Asruy'
raiesune. bogata ana willow hili.
~ was ieArneu uouay Was ~. u
the "olA VI Inc senate colttee.
Al Leroy one VI tne appiicants
lor the postHastefsnip, E0"aIu -.
sargent an ex-servlce man, was
aiieeeo 10 De NONRESIDENT ny
Josephine H becknam, announcer APP
pllcant Inc commlttee oecloe0
mat ner charge was grounoiess.
Elmer Z. Memory, named postmas-
ter at Palestine. was SAID by AeloIa
J, lakewood, one OF MS unsuccessful
rivals, TO nave neen lnciuoeo among
the eiiglbles Tor poiltlcal reasons
the committee found no evidence
70 sus'ain .ne cnaise'
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I,onleerins Wy o U.lsu ~ I T,s
pi.a, properly az I'm, . a. 50 IN
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n.y. .Hs - a a. ra.t - a. Ian;s + letter
- caa..o. Moro-r,icL i,,st race;ved
80 ~ ~ " $500 1i,;no;s d;rac-
IN ~ ~ $780, hn-aan
ran.re1 rasidants annaalad to the
,.nato- - Mold The hosnital at their
o;,r o,.;min. ,hat r. mova # would
mo.r araat ;nconven;ance to ali
disabled war veterans in southern
and southeastern Illinois.
sneTord,s letter states that the
veterans, bureau had been leasing
bosn;t,I nronartv at Centralia fol
e. an ard e. X snrara foot hn1
wben move to East St innis was
nronosad rho owners offered the
rono 49,. ~ 90 oan+s !. foot n
W.. than ,earrad that bosnitaI ia.
"; aa 'n no,,1S ho ohta;nod at Eas,
: g. o,;s at 20 osn+s foot iii.
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nois' accoluins W ~ 80 -. opS -.
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: uuoea anu aee , III tn. .,
: tnere Wal We eioseu VI July o.
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: commiltee VI laool ieao s a..
: welIare WORKERS waiteu vi oena'ol
: MCCORMICK mere tnls "eeh W uls
S hlm to press Tor the lmneola't
adoption OF an amenonehe 10 tne
e constitution meetlng the recent ue
6 cision on the child labor law OF the
v United States supreme court.
e IN the delegation winch "allee
f on the Limos senator were sam
e uei Go1nDers, presiuehl VI M ~
e Limbs reosratloh VI Eapo. ~,
an9mas Y. "lnterr presluen' VI ~
: reuelaeion " "oneu LUIS
! o"ea y. HoveJos' ssn 81 see4 c.a'
q OF the Natlonal Cnllu Aauor coM
i mlttee; Miss Grace AoDot. cniet
q the chlldren's bureau; Wliilam u
t Johnston. president OF the hacnin
lists union; ana secretary rranl
: Morrison and Matthew Well OF TN
: A. F. OF l..
s Senator MCCORMICK introduces
d an amendment suggested by tn
It delegation and declared that n
# will work for its prompt enact
It ment. At least dozen slm1ia
n amendments have been onered Il
e the house to meet the courts de
& cision and Senator townsend Q
r Michigan is the author OF anotne
amendment In the senate.
Illinois womens organization
S and labor unions nave ENDORSED Ii
l. amendment.
n How Illinois Members Voted !
(, CONGRESS during the week.
n the senate accepted an amendmer
: to the tariff bill proposed by tn
finance committee to raise the dut