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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15
wOMAN,S RELIEF CORPS
ELECT OFFICERS TUESDAY

The Woman's Relief Corps met in
regular session Tuesday night and
elected officers for the coming year as
follows:
President, Mrs. Julia Trine; Senior
Vice President. Mrs. Nelson; Junior
Vice, Mrs. May Forbes; Chaplain,
Mrs. Clara Herrick; Treasurer. Mrs.
May Pennington; Conductor, Mrs.
Nellie Killey; Guard, Mrs. Ella Chin
merry. All other officers will be ap-
pointed at the next meeting. The w
r. C. is planning on their annual ball
February 22nd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15
YOUTHS MODERNISM NOT
AN ALARMING SYMPTOM

News Notes, Agricultural College,
Some time ago the Literary Digest
made study Of the opinions from all
parts Of the country regarding dress,
manners and moral standing of the
young people. The material was
gathered by means Of . questionnaire
under the heading: els the younger
generation in peri17"
In the issue for June appeared the
case in favor Of the young, and the
week before q summary Of the opini-
ons Of those who took the more
gloomy view Of the situation. Il is
interesting to note that those who are
most closely associated with the rising
generation, seemed to be the least
alarmed.
The following article by Virginia
Corbitt, dean Of women in the Coiora-
do Agricultural College. is listed with
others under the heading "In Favor of
Young Folks"
II netice two characteristics that
arouse alarm on the part Of some of
their conservative elders. The first
is frank questioning Of standards
and conventions which must give rea-
sons for their old-time power or be
placed in the discard. II this attitude
was noble in Martin Luther and the
crest leaders in scientific inquiry, it
is not entirely 1gnoble on the part Of
our Youngsters Of today, tho it may be
urprising. They are already finding
that the genuine has been tested and
win remain The second 10 the erav-
ing tor Amusement and entertainment,
which g snormal result Of the age in
which they live. The age which has
provided the automobile and ths movie
must expect that thy will be tis6d.
But these aniusensa1ts have helped to
teach many thfngS that have been NJ
dTeemsd q bz IT, ycunG e elhsz
6meA TAey 49, IL preblins ef
their age with better un9sfstand d!bg
s. IS 5: s:s 81: !. = ;.sss e az 3.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15
Keep the kettle uncovered. A moder-

Keep the kettle uncovered. A moder-
ate, steady fire is needed. II the fire
gets too hot, the lard will foam. Cook
until the craeklings begin to brown
and are light enough to float When
done. remove from the stove, strain
thru a muslin cloth into stone jars or
tan lard pals Stir occasionally until
the lard is cold enough to solidify. This
tends 10 whiten the lard and make it
smooth A little soda is sometimes
added to whiten the lard-l teaspoon
of soda to 20-gallon pail Of lard.
Store in u dry. cool place, free from
anyodors which are readily absorbed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

Youthful eyes will brighten when
they zee among their gifts girdles made
Of my ribbons, and older lips will
smile when corsage flowers bloom op
the Christmas tree. One Of the girdles
pictured here IL made Of narrow faille
ribbons. in three colors. braided to-
gether and picot-edged ribbons, In two
colors. are used for the other. A
shower corsage Of yiolets and 4 rose
set In millinery foliage are ad,rably
pretty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15
DIRECTIONS
FOR RENDERING LARD

Extension Service, Ag. College.
Pure lard is made from the fat of
the hog. Leaf lard is best, but the
side, the trimmings from the hams,
shoulder and neck are also used. The
coarser. stronger pieces of fat should
be used for soap grease. Cut the fat
into small pieces about one inch
square, being sure that all scraps of
meat have been removed or they may
stick and give the lard scorched
taste. Place the uniform cubes in a
kettle to about three-quarters full.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

The columns Of this page are de-
roted to the interest Of oxv lady sead-
ers. When you hare helpful sxoges-
tion, a household hint an item or news
/. we tciu appreciate II yos sriu send e
in to the editor Of this page. Orr lady
readers are inrited to contribxts to
these columns. Just oaa xs UP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

Being dissatisfied with the first
Christmas tree for the community eel
ebration, Theo. Kruger decided to get
another one, and with Charley Ellie
brecht and the assistance of Nate An
derson's teams brot in fine one, AZ
feet to the tip, from the region OF
Steuben creek. They made the trip
Monday. Sixteen miles was quite q
distance to bring tree. Of that size.
but Mr.. Krueger declares it WIS his
job to get thc tree, and he intended to
have q good onc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15
LITTLE BABY PASSES AWAY
MONDAY NIGHT

A very sad event occurred Monday
night at the N. p. Dean home. when
the infant baby boy Of Mrs. J. L.
Dunbar passed away. The Baby was
born that night, but only lived q short
time. Mrs. Dunbar is Mrs. Deans
daughter and last week arrived from
WhfteWater, Colo.
The bGhy was buried Wednesday,
Rev. Wm. Lj LjJones coAductinI the ser-
exten4y SyMpa$Ay 70 6se borrowing re-
lativss r. their sd Ipss:
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

Gunnison friends will be interested
to learn Of the birth Of lovely little
daughter, who arrived on November
5th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
j. Latimer. The Latimers reside in
San Francisco. Congratulations are
extended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

Mrs. Susie Wiese, Mrs. ]. A. Wise
man and Mrs. Hannah Mcdonald en-
tertained the ladies of the Episcopal
Guild Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Wiseman, on Wisconsin
street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

Gunnison Odd Fellows have elected
officers for the six months, commenc-
ing January 1st. James A. Ferrens
is Noble Grand; j. F. Bunton, Vice
Grand; DR.. N. J. Hyatt, secretary, and
Geo. Hughes, treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-15

The holiday bazaar of the Commuhi-
BY Church ladies proved highly sue
cessful. over s700 being realized from
the three days SALE.
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--.--
ket opened 2S hifher. but lost the Improve;
red winter. 4i.42Ql.47 No. 2 red winter.
ssr!ieky sl.3S@l.A Other. Grades quoted
~ the tclowrg schedule Of discounto: Mixed
wheat 90 ynder, red winter. No. q wheat
e under, No; 2. No. wheat &c under
tie according to quality. 0' '
CoRN--Receipts. 2os,s1f busb.,s. psro,
mo 2. bS icc: No. 'Gts.7 4 9sSpo,t elevsssseS
14c Car lots Tor local trsde.OSSoN w. sv.uowy
7St q Isc; No. 8 yellow i4H QTse. ''''~'
held at NC advance. ca, Ici. =. - f'irmN irnsN
tion-No. 2 white. S7n xlsn, NJ 20 ,,hs,ss ,VEs
Er DIip o..,... "a.
saa 1io novnss 'eGs'pIs: C 400 barrels and g..
Th tvunus IN SACKS. outlet but hrn,
IN tne 33scLaH 3soLtations srs Ss follows: Fer lee
,vin,es ssssishi tvv: 9a'e . .sesks.. s9f'
So ,"'ns ns.rSy 33aaA TSestsrn. sSzb@o. 20; %,
~ oHM5 ", spVo.xV; nara wintef strai8ht
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dark and dingy driveway that lad j.
between. and to the rear of. twn ~ ~
erty. stricken frame houses. UswL,,. .
stared at this uninvitfng prospect ~
made as though to turn the car ,s,s
the driveway, then. shaking bis hs.S S
heavily, he continued on along is ~
street. ~
II emit go in there and sit h~ -.
self all alone" snid Hawkins bosr,2ai. AZ
lid 20. mad. lists like Y.
though they'd told INC tonight ,h.s 80
she'd died--same as they told inc sbou,S btoaS
her mother the night went to ponl's ; )
The car moved slowly onward n
turned the next corner--and tho ps,.'
It almost completed the circuit 81 ~.
block. Hawkins now was victims IN.
lips with the tip Of his tongue. ~. N.
hands on the wheel were TREMBLING ,rSs nv.
car had stopped. Hawkins was sts,,sS
Mt the lighted windows and the swins
Ing doors of the snloon.
He sat for a long time motionls,. i.
then he climbed down from his ses,
"Just onc." Hawkins whispered ).
himself: "Just one. I'D 70 ma n
II I didn't" ''
To be continued tomorrow
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l,veeroox ouorAT,oMs

1896 sSaSs. s::a ~ .e,S. I'll .;s.s:
Steers: tcs ssls,. I, !, Ss se bull: :.ySsss:
sSIH :; ssStss: 20 t:ssSsS1 osis. osiHss'SSS. SssesS.
H6os-.H.es,p.s 5000 head. Mo:s,y. .syy. iSs -:
lighter WsiShts setivs; others q, :lowI1 wI1o PIG ~
PsSSsi,o rs pcunS nSldHs sSsrsss ssss. SR
g ASS hhs Ss as;ssSSi;, ;wssS,. 'SS ~
BssyS sS.l,'s, ,s,, ',..". S..s s.r r.,
I: y: T:Ss s g.: s:: 9
Ta;' INK n:.sy "a s 'ss' ss 'A''n '~'' "
,,Ss :sss ss:s s:. r. sssTSlE:ss:ssSss g
~ s..ss s;sa' and ,,fsisi fssi
ssis.S,s sSS 100
s;sas has. ssissss; si:ssi. TOP .A'''' ''''' 10Y ~
East Bus.,s; SS u +. rss rS.g,,s;. a5sSsTtrIFso T. soc
isssE SiSss!gs' si!ss!n. Isl H:ss .s.y,. S,.si
:Ss ,:;s:$: u! l ii.!s isss
800 sssS ;ss,H.'fssi ss.d fssi..ay: cave, o.....u.
sssSy. Hssvy. sli.sbS D Il. .i5s mixed ySrE;
80 and iisht yeyk.rs, sIi: 70; pis', iS~ ~
ia5sb abEp EGssHN HNp g fiSHSsisM!sss. SSiss! s.s
head. Ysafiinss. SOC hIshe!i swss and mixed
sSSsi is .':SlS: :sS:.' Ss's SS .S': va
Fast st., Louis, Feb. 27.-CArTLE-Re.
ceipts, 5000 head. Beef steers and cows
iings. Sc. Is: bulk beef steers. ee.7S1 80:
iiGht yeariing bulls. calves Ard stockers
steady: bulk veal calves. alo.oowAl; TOP
'Hods-Rsce,pts. $4,000 head. Active.
mostly h,snsr si,h some sscoH: ioo q.
OF iishts; 'tsii bulk iSt to aso pounds. .tii9 q
il ID: bulk 2s0 to 2s0 pound AVERAGES. slo,sS
Gil. pies and packer sows stronC 70 25c
higher dcsiraSis loo 10 !2o. pound piss. so.s0
@le:6S: packer sows. Ss.7S@o.is; .,.
Of medium.Srade native lambs. &l%114.60;
nothing choice here,
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"PAWNED" ''' ;::;:: ;::5;: = e: :$;;;: ~; 5;
NA Auth" Of "rhs msse; Ms:" .F,sm Ct.
THIS DEGrNs THE STORY

Hnwkins. an old New York eabnan.
Pswns his little. notheriess daushter.
erSushs S1s risoa, Without fnSweSas SS, xSssi q
!, hsr real father until he can redeem his
rssasssy p,ssdss by Syerecming his .weskrress and
sss .,s.mps mis made dSfSsy Sy yssrn ysusr 'atnr an
known white man 10 stow away on a
Rss,nsenssrI chip sailing from, Samoa
of nas on. nm az ,Si under the keen obse.yH.ion
hin him ',Ih ashore and ssioHishss hin him 'Te By ree
yye,slins y,s ascusste tnowledEe Of his former
,.ns,.h ,s ss san Francisco yodnsster OF
Ha 1Psmxd P.rsGxsdsS xlS By 0ps II. weak tsh
h; In,s ,, ahs story Of . wsnderlnsHs i,H ' Since
Inc str"ndsS strdPssrSnse SnS,, from rom San francisco.
low spots OF Se r, ts vain G' sfo,t sSSGtrs s the
TscasI a.sIIed that the youth has no criminal
vp,n vp a strange Contract. thess wheseby 'ITs ,Ss
fesdy y, and souI-into his .ervicc. Gilbert
man upon tho i writsen bond-uS Ht .ne snms Slqes
krowp widely as The head OF Amer,cs's
TTSSsitnis,. TSs Has,u. chan Of ssmblins houses.
with nssise ,n1iaI,. mn writes in. his sgnst.ss
tha th'oh OF the salt sea water 10 bring out
Ss,n Sne ample name-John Bruce. In the
q sns secrn, nouso which Bruce visits as
broke. broke. and throush the man msnasenoisI rem mS II Il
Eiven chance to pawn some vaiuabies.
tifSl tif iinorSEsr sigii TrsI,s Is z msryelopsly beau
Into z brawl with some excited forsfan.
ers. but finds sanctuary just a. he keeis
csS cssr 'ds the feet Of tho SRI In the taxi.
Shy.,.;Ssnne ;Sne calls In Dr.. Crnng. brilliant
love- love with her. She repuises his ad.
,snoes.., y, but TO save Bruce's life agrees
Avn ,,-.... - -.--
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

Now York. Feb. 2T.-BUTTER nrm. Re.
ceipts. 6eel tubs. Creamery. higher than
:ssfs ssFs ,os1 os1Ss' er.ssTy ,.ri ir., :.'ss s. 10
Ssis NO. sss ssee sso sYsek'"s ''0e" current
Fresh sathsred extra nrsts. Bic; do nrsts.
20 q soc; State. rearby and nearby Western
hennsry browns, extras. So 34c: state ard
nearby gathered browns and mixed coIors.
nrsts TO extras, 2e8S2c: refrigerator. sec:
onds, 25 etc.
CHEESE steady. Receipts. 1857 boxes
state. whole milk Mats: fresh freh .SnesS,als, ne :oh
whole milf. fresh. twins. specials. coo
20h c; do, average run. l9Hc.
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LiYerpool Cotton

Liverpool. FEB. o7.--Thero wns good de-
mand for spot cotton today. but business
points for middling At 10. 32d. The snleN
were 5000 bales. The receipts we're <Ooo
bales. all American. Futures were Quiet In
III, early dsalinxr. Spot pr!ces were: Amer.
lean. m!ddling fair, IL. cod; good mddlins.
iSnsa1G: fn'' ',,iaSin TiaStnn;ns rs nSn,d,nG
s.i.d. ana ordinary. 1874.
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Notice 10 hereby given. that IN aCcoidan.s
OF the Franklin National Bank, speea;
n,ee,ing OF the s'ockholdcrs II hereby csIN Y,
aid viii. be held on WednrsdaH. ~ s:t ~
81 oif,ss os Tho bank. Na. lii6 Ciefinvs sired
Phiadeiph!a. to take acton ~ the apwIIsrSI pssrIsI
tba proposed Increase Of the Capital Stsa
OF the snid bank from Ono Million ,polt,n poltisy
81 ,OU0, ,0O0) TO One Million Five, HunosSS HuosS
10 be made by n stock dividend from W
undivided profits ~ the bank, ,srrs
" President,
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Cioverseed

Toledo. o.. Feh. oI.--Clove-sesd--Prrn. ma,
May, si4.cS,. .AI.!kc-,Pr!mc cass, si$. IS:
Prime. cash, 33.l5: February. sa.lo: March.
S3.l5.
lex 1 eFsS' So 'Se1s ;sS1Sis fSGyeIse'a III S':s
81 i,sS9,ia7S: %S; - :?i.cs Q !9Mss; syt1tn:
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THE LEiIIGH C0AI 0i ,ASE NAvIGArlOl
Special Meetings.
GREEN LANE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION or RONBOROUGH-

>>SoGREEN LANE BUILDING AND LOAN
w ASSOCIATION OF R0NBORorGH-
SotIce Of Special Meeting of Stocklloldsn
Notice Is hereby given t:rat. by resolu'
ton OF tho Board of Directors OF the Green
Lane Ruilding and Loan Association Of Rof.
boroush.a special meeting OF the stockholders'
Of the associ ton has been called ard VII.
be held OH Wednesday. May 10, 1929. at J
o'clock +. NJ. at the regular uaCN Of meet
Ing OF tho association, y. ". Cor. Ridge ave
and Conarros ST.. Eoxhoronsl. l'hi.adeIhs
Of and 10 vote for or against the prOposst
Increase Of the capital stock of h" said a.
sociation from 3 900, 900 20 st,OCooo
CHARLES A. JORDAN
Secretary.
LOUIS FREYLlNG. Solicitor,
=. W. Cor. Ridge ave. Corarroo ST.
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ket is oulet and unchansed with Cubas for
February shipment quoted Ct 9 s.32o. cos,
and freight and for March shipment .h e.
co:t and freight. There were no sales re.
ported on saturday finp3rtat!ons included
1000 baFo Cubaa consigned to an importer
The local refined market Il UNCHANGED al
T. 100. less per cant for cash.
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Netherlands Loan Subscrlbed

New York. Feb. ?T.--Thc -. 900. 900 su,d.-
,ean ,.r, IeSGha'sd by 'ns Ss,frrands Is Co.
was offered at public sale todsv. and the
entire amount vac subscribed within ha!f an
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rrop<: ,e,s
PCR6TANT TO THE PRONIsIONS OF ACI


Of Ass.upy approved March 80. 1911.
p J.. 32 and ..s supplements. separate sealed
proposals will be received Nv the Busrd OF
inspector: %es'ern PcT,tentioLy' =. s.t, Nor,hsids
day. March u. 1922. :5r turr,hing ard
delivering Z. .. D. .ars EocAyis% sutton
% noted, the following mater as :or the
i,unher Tor Concrete Forms and Scaroids
%ooh oGo %siGTs' ,oT po-I,1S c2nGIs'S T"rn''
p35. 0oo lbs, ttHors or less) OF Re-enforc.ns
Rs:entorctns bar accessories;
Metal Heating and Vent!lattns Duets.
Sheet Meta Boxes 20 form Air Spaces II
skyights ard yen,!s;ora Greeted.
NaIsmeIn coverins for Mod.ns,
Eiec,7cai Materials.
Anchorage only TO-. Fa!cony Enclosures.
p,pe and hringa
specifications, rlnrs details and schedu,..
MAJ b, seen and Not'cc - Bidders also pro
pose, Forms obtained At the following places
P.n!,sntiary :;or,hs.de pt,tsSurgr, ia
New Western fnri,ertirrv, VOcky!ew.
Center Count. Pa. tP. ., Be.Ieton'e
Once Of Architect, John =. W!rd-'n. Com
monwsaith Trust Building. Philadelphia
once Of Supervisors Of Co,s.ruc,!on. "
r Grange Corst ructon ComnaMy.' s5a
Keenan, Building, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Proposals 1nust be presented in scaleI en-.
vslopes with tho name q the r,ater.a! quoted
or clearly marred OF tie uu'side
Bidders are required to submit vi,h ,tcl,
prororals certified checks FOR 1925 or ma
6srs' Honds 30: 50ca Of the total amour: Q,
The succe.stuI r'dda~7 must >arnira ,,,.
,,sactory Suret% company Bonds ecua IA
SoS Of the contract price,
Ths right IS reFer'sd to reycc; any or o..
JOHN TEASCTEs
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BAR SIlXE r

Domestic bar silver was uncha nGed IN
New York today az aoHc ysr Gne ounce:
foreign. C3'. c. an advance % i:c., In Lon
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CHAPTER Y
IIaWiIjnS

In the outer room, the door closed
behind them, Paul Ncniza and IIaw
kins stared into each Others eyes,
HAWKINS face had lost its ru,ldy,
weather beaten 90 lor, and there was a
strained, perp!eAed anxiety in his OK :
preston.
"D'ye hear what She said" hc mum :
bled. "D'ye hear what he said! Go.
Ing to be married, My little girl, my
innocent little girl. nnd--and that
done feeding devil! II don't under
stand, Paul. What's it mean?"
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U. s. Certificates and Treasury Note,
Raw Sugar Quiet and Unchanoed

sExempt from Federal normal Income tny
tAcceptable for payment Of income tai
due on date OF maturity.
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Annual Meetings
@s PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT

NOTICE TO sTGcKHoLDEns
The Annual Meeting n the Stockholders
cr ,so Pri!adel lphIa Rapid Transit Company
york Road end I,uzerre STREET on Wednr.
day. March '5. 1872. at li:o0 4. NJ. 'or N
rnrposa OF eie-tion OF Directors FOR tho en-
sninC wear. and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the
meeting. ..- , x,.
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s9THE LEHIGH COiT. AND NAyiGA
0S TION COMPANY

PhUad"lphia Feb. H. 1922
The Annual Meeting ot the stochholders OF
rhs Loh.eh Coal and Navigation Company
ss7 Chestnu. street. Phiaae. rhia. Pa. On
Yebruary ~. 1929. at ~ o'clock 4. NJ
sySnr and whc-n an election vii! he held FOR
President and Board OF Managers TO serve
for the ensuing wear.
conies OF IA. annual report ran be rad
q. the Comparys office on and after Feb
'ua'' HEVRv n pEAsE. Secretary.
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ElaxSeed

Duluth. Mlnn.. Fc5. :7.-T!axse.d on
track. t2.sOG9 81: 10 arrive. sH.G0I % c.
Mn- 80 60 .ekef. I,llN 500 nakeA
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DEPARTMENT OF ,nrnLIC WORKS
Room 2S2. City Hall
Phil lludelnliin

Rprp c DUNLAP.
Chief Of Bureau: Tehruarv 90. 1872
opensd IN Uoom 2l6 { ~ Han; a. IL o'cIocL
neon, Friday. March. 8. 1929: for;
Isphau Paving tAssessnen. work}.
AsphaN Rspavng
S,ountry Road Improving
Grading and improvement o: Bsnsal.m
Avenue. ~
~Tvrnis~tug Asphalt Paving MIXTURES.
Furnishing and Applying B!tum!nous Du,,
Furnishing and Delivering Rcsdy-Mxed
Concrete.
Canvas Horsa Covers
BlockIan Carts.
Wagon and Truck Covers,
Inquire at Room "92. CIV Hail,
PRANK II. CAvEN
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SrNNsYIyANIA STATE HIGHWAY DI
pertment, Harrisburg. Pa. Sealed Or,

partment. HARRISBURG, fe. Sealed pro-
40 : will he received at the state Cspit0,
Sntu 1000 4: NJ, March 10. lsf.. when bids
S1ii be publicly opened and scheduled pnG
SSStrscts awarded as soon r,ersaner a.
0ossibls for the furnishing OF Corruxatel
~ 70 BE- used in the ma Intenancs work OF
~ Dsps rtmsu.. Kidding blanks spec!ncs-
N0fSS and full nsrtculars upon apple Q tion
~ n Gnsre, ". Ries, Asst State Highwsy
6isslener. HARRISBURG. Pa.
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To be continued tomorrow
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PENN-MARY COAL COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS,
DUE l020
MARKET STREET RAILWAY C0MpAKl

First Consolidated Mortsaes Coupon Bond
Bonds will bo paid on presentation at oE
office on and after that date.
LADENBITRG. THALMANN L. Co
rs Broad Street. New York
Dividends
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THE WILLIAM CRAMP & SONS SHIP .
ENGINE BUILDING COMPANY


February o3 1917.
The Board OF Directors has this day u
clsred . quarterly dividend OF 10 100 NJ
share) payable March 8ist, 1922, 10 stoeA.
holders Of record At =. Vi. on March i5N.
1929. The transfer books of the Compsls
. W!I Ss G!ossd fSr The purpo;e, e.. Of ,t ,ss
until 10 a: NJ, April 1T: i922. - 4
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n. W. Corner Broad and Arch Strsets
Philadelphia, December II. 1891.
The DIRECTORS haye this day declared .
quarterly dividend Of one aud threr-qusrtsp
Der cent t87Hc per shnre) on The PrsisI.a
stock Of this Company. payable March "
1929. to holders Of Preferred stock Of ~
1929. Checks Will be mailed.
L ". MORRIS TreasurSr.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-16
ROBINSON PACING
COURT TRIAL FOR
WOMANe CHARGE

Clarence E. Robinson, alias G. L.
Riggs, indicted on . charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretense
from Mrs. Jennie Palmer 1919
Walling court. by promising mar
rage, viii 80 on trial in district
court, Davenport. Monday after
noon, unless he enters a plea of
guilty.
In the event OF the elimination of
the Robinson case, Bonnie Peter
son, truck driver, will be tried for
leaving an injured person without
aiding him. HI was the driver Of
the truck which ran over and killed
Richard Meier, 11-year-old lad. on
the Maysville road, Nov. 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-16
AWARD PRIZES
TO PUPILS FOR
GIFTS DISPLAY
Tuckis Flower Shop Entries Given
Rewards; Judges Find Diff
Guilty In Selections.

Ten Rock Island school pupils
were made happy this morning
when prize winners in the annual
Christmas toy and gift contest of
the public schools were announced.
Two awards were made in each Of
five different departments The
prizes we're given by the Tuckis
Flower Shop, where the articles
have been displayed this week.
The prizes were cash. rs cents
for first and SO cents for second.
Following is a list Of prize win
ners and the successful articles:
Observation-Disclosures Upton, high
school. waste basket, first prize /;
Dorothy Morris, high school, rama
basket. second prize.
Sewing-Eyelyn Eklund, Horace
Mann, doll dress; Grace Rasmus-
sen, Longfellow, doll bedding.
Toys and woodwork-Roy Hart
man. Lincoln, hydroplane; William
Fender, high school, floor lamp.
Art work Roman Daligee,
Franklin, tray and candy box; Ar
line Scott, Franklin, flower pot.
Metal work-Clyde Norton, high
school. valve litter; Victor Turner,
high school, machinist clamp.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-16
CITIZENSHIP TALK
FOR HOME BUREAU
DINNER GATHERING

Miss Edith lockwood, Chicago,
representing the Illinois League of
Women Voters, addressed the Rock
Island county home bureau gather
ing at a dinner meet at noon today
in the Y. w. c. A., on citizenship
preparatory to the organization Of
schools of citizenship under bu-
reau auspices.
Miss Alice McKye, Chicago, of
the central Red Cross division, was
also q luncheon speaker.
Preceding the dinner, chairman
OF unit committees conferred at Blu.
reau headquarters In the State
Bank building with Miss Marjorie
Sims, home management specialist,
and Miss Marion Flemming, food
specialist, both from the University
Of Illinois.
An advisory council meeting fol-
lowed in the afternoon.