davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

Str Homeric (Br) \ Howarth Southampton
Via cherbourg .seneraD-White Star Line
ei eiaD--Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Southwestern Miller (Br), Williamson.
r0s Str BeTsensfsord tNorS. ciertsen. Bergen.
Stavanger and Christiania (general) l)-Nor-
wegian- America Line.
Str Susquehanna, Mclean, Bremen and
Ianzig general United States Lines.
Str Levisa. Malcolm. Porto Colombia,
,Sastagena and Covenos tgeneraD-united
str Occur d'AIenc, Carey. constautnoplc.
natoum and Odessa via Boston (seneraD-
; str George Allen, Clarke. Constantinople
for orders (generaD-Garland Steamship
SIR Highland Prince tBr). Geary. Rio
Str Thode Fagelund (Nor), Torgensen. Rio
.aneiro, Santos, &c tgeneraD-kerr steam
STR Catherine, Larsen, San Domingo.
Puert9 Plata; &c. via Norfolk general =
str Uncas (Br). Heath. Tampico (bal-
lasD--standard Tran ~portation Go.
pieo co lgeneraly1Manson p % Steamships LIN Line. M
STR Amazone (Dutch). voorspuy. Cape
Haiti. Gonaives, &c tgeneraD--Funch. Edge
strs Jose tNor,. Jacobsen. Port Antonio
thallust)--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Munamar, Hasseli. Nuevitas (generaD
-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Maravi tBr). Grant, Preston and
Bsnes (generaD--United Fruit Co.
Str Port Antonio (Nor). Tollefsen. San
tiago, Kingston. &c tgeneraD-united Fruit
Co. ,s
Str Fort Morgan (Nor), Hervig. Santiago.
Guantanamo, &C. via Norfolk (generaD At
laiitic Fruit Co.
Str Fort st George CBr). Mackenzie.
Hamilton. Bermuda (generaD - Furness.
str El Cid. Torgesen, Galveston tgen-
c.aD--Southetn Pacific Co.
Str Anna Sofie (Nor), Oste rhus, Charles
ton (ballast)--seager Steamship Lines.
Str City OF Sparta. Oleson. Newport News
(balast Morton. Lilly Co.
Str. Alliance. Fnlcher, Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Christian Nicholson (Nor). Grandel.
Norfolk (ballasO--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Silvefwand (Br). George, Baltimore
(ballast-Rowring 4 Co.
Str Schoharie. Ricca (from Hamburg),
Philadelphia fresidue) Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Erholm (Nor. Jonannessen, walton
Str H Ir-Dimoek; Allen. Boston general -
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str New Hampshire, Rowland. New Bed
ford (genera)--New England Steamship Co.
Echr Emily Northam, Ward. st John,
NIB (ballasD D-Sexton Bryant.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lIpy telegraph i


ABERDEEN. Wash, July 2o-sailed. schr
ASTORIA. ore, July 1e--Arrived. str Ryu-
hama. &c. schr Oregon Fir. Yokohama.
BOSTON. Mass. July 2o-Arrived. strs
Euryades (Br,. Shanghai. &c: Prince Ar
erpool Macabi tBrl. Preston; San Pablo
tBr). Port Lmon; Mary, Boca Grande; Or
midale H. Norfolk: Calvin Austin. New
land. towing barges Pequest and shickshinny
motor barge Socony No 9. New York.
Cleared 2oth, strs westport, New York;
York: AEwiworid, Port Lobos; schr Eskimo
tBr). Clements Port.
ney: Suffolk. Newport News
Sailed goth, strs Miraflores (Br). Port An
tonio Gold Harbor. Portland. Me. Philadels
HM s ca Calvin Sv,a Austin Ns anG Norwaif. Sw do;
Kent. Baltimore: Prince Arthur tBr), Var
mouth: Pittsburgh CBr,. Philadelphia East
Helen. New York: Mount Shasta, Norfolk
wings Neck. towing barge Biwabik: Ram
bier. New Yorx.-wind at Highland Light.
sw. IL milos: thick fog smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md. July 2o--Arrived. strs
Steel Age. New York; Hanover. Honolulu;
Cleared 2oth. strs Truro City tBr,. Ham
burg via Philadelphia; Phaliron tGreek),
Port Maria; Major Wheeler, San Juan.
via Boston.
Sailed goth. strs Dakarian s(Br). London
via New YORK; Olaf kvrrs ,Nor).
Boston.
cEBtr. July fo-Arrived. str wytheviilc,
Hong TGns &C. ,spa % esIn sailed for Msnil
comanche. oAas' New New York va tsnd proceeded to
Jacksorville).
sailed aoth, str charwood. Mobile.
CAPE henry. va, July 10, 8 PM--Passcd
In. schr Mabel A Frye. Port Tampa for Bal
Passed out 10Th. s 80 PM. str. ormes CBrl
Baltimore for Port Antonio: goth, d:3o AM,
vildfugi (Nor) do for Port Maria.
Star. baltimore for New York: $40 AM.
BelinFhart. do for Copenhagen: 1o;f0 AM,
hldebaran CDu,ch) do for Rotterdam
GALVESTON. Tex. J1iy 2o-Arrived. strs
Mar Negro (sn) Genoa: Lake Treba. An
lila: Orator tBr). Tampico; worden tNic)
sailed goth. strs n d Leonard. .philedel-
ph.s; Birkenhea ad. Bayonne; n Bradford.
HONOLULU. July ao--saIied. str vinIta.
'.rci .JAciKeoNviLLE, Fla. July 2o--sailcd, s,rs
Apache. New York; Persian. Philadelphia via
LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 1e-saiied. str
Santa Barbara, New York.
Of Ms Canada tBrS. S vsncoavsr; President Wi.
ecn, San Francisco; President Jackson. Sc
sailed 10Th. str West chopasa. San FRAN
cisco.
= MOBILE. Ala. Juiy 20--Arrived. strs Jacob
Lnckenha.h; seettle. Sc; Nila tNor,, Tela.
Sailed 20th etrs BAYOU Chico. Antwerp
Cornr tHnnfl. Puerto Barrior.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Juiy 20-A-r'ved, strs
Rciyo Maru (Iap), New York &C, for Yoko-
ham1. &c: pearldon, Port Lobos: Truxilo,
Tampa Ceiba (Hond). Ceiba; Carlton. Pi-
raaus: Lakc Eilicott, Norfolk.
| Arrived goth, str Dixiano, Cuba.
Sailed from Port Dads goth. strs Albert "
Watts. Tampico; Creole. New York; ouini-
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Continued from Preceding Page.


II l. Pratt - " Diamond Shoal 10Th.
Harvester 100 ENE Bermuda Goth.
Herbert G Wylie 205 w Sand Key 18th.
James McGee- 105 NNE Hatteras Goth.
John ID Archbold 140 SSW Diamond Shoa
Goth.
Munalbro I S Scotland L v goth.
Goth.
Nora 392 w Sand Key 10TH
norfolk 81 Portland l. N-20th.
oscar ID Bennett 935 Sc, Contoy Island 10Th
Parina 3lt SSE Ambrose l. goth.
PRESIDENT Monroe 2,207 Il Ambrose l. 10th
president Polk lat 45 II. Ion 46 80 Goth.
. Hunt "a n Diamond Shoal 20th..
san Bruno passed Bird Rock AM Goth.
san Gaspar 100 s Scotland PM goth.
san Gil 131 SW Diamond Shoal 10Th.
san Nazario 100 s Ambrose 7. Goth.
suffolk So WSw Nantucket l. Y 20th.
stilolco $50 NE Ambrose l. 20th.
Sunelseco 10 S Winter Quarter l. v goth.
Sutorpco 50 S Scotland l. 20th
Tiger 300 ENE Diamond Shoal Goth.
transportation 1874 S Portland Goth.
Nauban 263 L Ambrose l. v Goth.
Nestris 1.217 Sc Ambrose l. 10th.
Vile fOran lat 80 81, Ion so 30 Goth.
virginia Limited 1853 Scotland l. 10th.
w ID Keene at Halfmoon Shoals Goth.
Willpolo 752 s Ambrose l. 10Th.
zacapa 1S4 from Santiago 10Th.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman leased for Louis T. de
Milhau the five story 20 foot American
basement house at 1922 Park avenue, be-
tween Eighty-ffth and Eighty-sixth
streets, to Hayden b. Harris, vice-presi-
dent of the American Foreign Banking
Corporation.
Brown. Wheelock- Harris. Vought Com
pany. Inc, rented furnished for David.
keppel the four story dwelling at 500
Park avenue to w. n Post also for
Mrs. Joseph w. Burden her furnished
residence at 1eo East Sevsntieth street
to Rodman Fay.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased apart.
ments In 145 West Fifty-ffth street to
Mrs Lawrence A. Wilson and in Is West
Sixty-seventh street to William OTIS
SWEET, Jr
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

/ PHILADELPHIA, JUN 2O-Barge Duke.
which arrived at Delaware Brcakwatcr yes
terday displaying two black palis' 1851 rud-
der
d QUARANTINE, July 20. PM--Str Union
CITY (pr). hence for. London and Liverpool.
and str Occur d'Alenc, hence for Corstanti-
n.ple. &c, via Boston, were In collision In
the lower hay: damage unknown,
Str Vulcan City tB). from Hamburg, &c.
in Quarantine has two black balls IN
rigging.
str Mobile City was pulled off Protection
Island Beach undamaged by tugs Tuesday
night after llghtoring 700 tons cargo.
VANCOUVER, BC.' July 20-str Empress
Of Japan (Br) was to-day withdrawn from
itranrpaciflc service after 1873 round voyages
10 Orient covering 1900, 900 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
STEEL REPORT DUE
( In SENATE TO-DAY
Attorney General Daugherty
Finishes Midvale-Republic-
sssss Inland Inquiry.
pscsaI Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, %. e.. July 20.
The report OF the Department of JUS
tice on the steel merger cases in all
probability will be submitted to the
Senate tomorrow. 1t has been known
for several days that the body OF a
report had been prepared and was re-
ceiving the final touches from Attorney
General Daugherty.
On the eve OF the report being pub
lished Thomas L. Chadbourne. the at
torney who proposed the mergers for the
Midvale. Republic and Inland Steel Cor
poration, was in Washington TO discuss
with the members of the Federal Trade
Commission and its counsel facts which
have from time to time been given to
the commission relative to the steel COM
panies and which 1t is understood were
drawn on by the Department of Justice
in its investigation.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
nRooKLYN MARKET.

William u. A. Kolb sold for the Par
ker-Johnston Company OF Manhattan n
four story dwelling on the northwes,
corner Of Hicks and Orange streets The
purchaser will alter building into apart.
ments.
The Court Realty Bond and Mortgage
Company. Inc. disposed or 5S0s Sixth
avenue. an eight family brick steam
heated apartment. on the southwest cor.
ner of Fifty-third street and Sixth ave.
nue.. to Anna Spiniln The broker was
James Astarita.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
RESALE IN PENN ZONE.

The II. NJ. WE'LL Company resold for
Oscar Owen TO the Grandeur Holding
Company. 25i West Thirty-first street.
n four story business building on lot
25x100 facing the Pennsylvania Station.
The WE'LL Company also negotiated the
sale OF the Paupack Power and Timber
Corporation of 5f1 West Flfty-seventh
street. a vacant lot 25xl0O
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
VACANT PLOTS SOLD.

The five story offices at "A Union
square. on plot 26xi25, located 50 feet
north of Fifteenth street. have been
sold by Joseph s. Mark to the b. ID.
G. Company.
Carrie c. Feurbach sold TO George
Ludwig the plot 50xloo on the west side
Of Adrian avenue. ais feet south OF Ter
race View avenue. Marble Hill.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
auYs ELBERoN ESTATE.

Joseph @. Abramson. the New York
operator. has purchased the residence
OF Walter u. Beer at the northwest cor
ner OF Park and Ocean avenues. Elberon,
n. J. The property which includes n
garage. occupies plot 100xio0 feet and
IA near tho estate OF S. r. Gugsenheim.
Eugene Meyer. Walter Lehman and
others pcase q Gilman and John D.
Miner negotiated the transaction. Nego-
tlations for resale are In progress.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
pYcKMAN Lor ron GARAGE.

The block fronting on Columbus ave.
nue between 20ith and 205th streets. with
a frontage OF 800 feet on the avenue and
n depth Of 100 feet. has been bought by
the Samcee Corporation. which will
build one story garage covering the
whole plot. 20ooo square feet. @. Mon
tague Mable negotiated the transaction.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
Wind. of the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key West--Fresh south and
..outhwest and weather partly overcast.
Fast Gulf--Moderate, variable and weather
overcast. probably local rains Friday.
West Gulf-Moderate to fresh southerly
md weather generally fair Friday.
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
n Moderate TO fresh northeast and east
Ihd weather partly overcast Friday.
North of Sandy Hook-f'resh east and
iprtheast and weather thick ana sho"ery
sandy Hook to Hattoras-rresh northeast
md north and weather overcast. probably
showers off the coast Friday
4 Hatteras 10 Florida Straits--Fresh south
and southwest and weather partly overcast :
probably local rains Friday
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
DANGERS to Navigation.

l. IReportod to the photographic office.l
July IA. lat 40 20. lon 70 si.fpasscd red
tuoy-Str Asia tfr).
une 10. lat ~ so, lon 80 o., n white can
buoy. covered with marine srowth--Str Sum
carcc
ruly G. lat ~ H. lon 81 20. saw log
about rs inches In diameter standing up-
right IN the water-Str Canadian volunteer
(Br).
tulv q. lat 81 81. Ion 20 90 passed life
hat marked Maiden Greek" of philadel-
rhla-Str Asia (Fr).
/, Str oropesa (Br) reported by radio that
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

on July II. in lat 4s s5. Ion 20 2s passed q
rcd gas and whistle buoy. covered with
marine growth--Str Archimedes (BD.
June o5 lat SO 20. Ion "a AZ, passed a
black channel buoy marked in white-Str
BAntu
June a. lat IS AZ. lon 10 %. passed a
large black conical buoy-Str Lapland (Br).
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Maravi CBr). Boston for New York,
tc the United Fruit Co, In ballast.
Str North Land, Boston for New York.
Schr VIM A Naugler (Br) Halifax for
r'ew York. with lumber TO Gimartin & Co.
Schr John Schmults, Bridgeport for New
York.
schr T w Anderson, New Haven for New
York.
Motor barge Radium Cat II AND.
Bound East.
schr Emily + Northam, New York for st
John (anchored)-
Sc. Viking, New York for Nantucket
Tug Toiier, with barges tat 8 80 AND. Z
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED,

FINLAND, from Antwerp 10th for New
York.
LACoNIA (Br), from Liverpool goth for
New York.
MlNNEDosA, (Br : from Antwerp 10th for
Montreal.
York.
oPBITA (Br). from Hamburg 10th for New
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. from southamp-
ton Goth for New York.
PROVIDENCE (Fr). from Naples 18th for
New York.
sAXoNIA lBr). from Hamburg 10th for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
srorEsBuRY SCHOLARSHIP.

pHrLADELPHrA, July 2o.--Edward 7
Stotesbury has given n graduate scholar
ship In architecture at the University OF
Pennsylvania for the year 1922-2s. act
ing Provost Penniman announced to-day.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM
ia vEsEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
T. NTH ST. 100 and 1862. .. 31o.3 w Third
av. . and sty bTdgs. 50x100. 1f-Antimo
lombard agt Jennie Marssco: Joseph j.
Speth. atty; amt due SO. .s03.T6i taxes, &C.
SGa2 90. pr mtges $4,000: TO the plaintits
for S1I 500.
BY Joseph p. Day.
MADISON Av, 2O7s, =. 1873 = I3tst 1T.
sty dwlg. 16.sxT4 .10-Hudson p. Rose Co
agt Malcolm II Cook ct all; Todd ST.
John. attys: amt due ~ ,i0e64 taxes. &c,
$26ie 90: TO VIM II Austin for ell 500
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. July .eo--Barometer al
room, 1904 inches; wind. w. brisk breeze
weather. dense fog; temperature. 81 dee
Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
rLusuINe HOME SOLD.

The residence OF Susan Rreslin or s-
plot 50xl29 at 1913 Madison avenues 4
Flushing. has been sold to James II. -
Anderson Of Manhattan. J. Albert "
Johntra was tho broker. 80
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

Pcase & Gilman and John d. Miner
have opened an office at 154 Brighton
avenue. West End, ~. j., to handle the
section at West End, Hlberon, Deal and
Allenhurst
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

Stanley w. Kempner is the purchaser
of the one story taxpayer at the north
vest corner of Perry avenue and 2o4th
street. ts
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

George III. Rice, formerly with Harris.
Vought Co. has Joined the orEani-
cation of Thoens & Flaunlacher, Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL

Former District Attorney Edwar rd
swami Is the buyer of the dwelling at
36 West Eleventh street sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
CABLE REPORTS.

PASSENGER. STEAMERS ARRIVED.
IATVIA DAM. at Hamburg 18th.
NIEUW AMSTERDAM Dutch. at plymouth
10Th.
PHILADELPHIA. at Naples 18th. Sl
RELIANCE, at Plymouth 10th. w
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

A building loan OF ss5,ooo has been
made by the City Mortgage Company
to Pace & Leisinger, Inc. for the erec-
tion OF five story apartment house on
the north side OF 230th street, SO feet
east OF kingsbridge avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
Dwelling Deals In Transfers.

The Kay Realities. Inc. sold lis East
Thirtieth street. a four story dwelling,
1s.sx9s.9, to Hannah J. Power.
S. L. Pakas sold to Ethel Starkey
Hoffman the four story dwelling at 81
Riverside drive, 2i9x91.4x irregular, near
Seventy eighth street.
Pate Berry sold TO Alberto Baratta
the three story front and rear houses
at Leroy street. 22x90.
Eleanor A. Byrne sold to Sarah Ep-
stein the three and half story dwell
ing at 141 West 1921 street. 16.sxl0o.il.
Samuel A. Clark bought the four story
dwelling at 1l6 East Forty-slxth street,
1s.sx10O.5.
Mary b. Weeks sold to Cora G. Muir
ray the four story dwelling at 2i0 West
Seventy-third street, 20xi02.2.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Samuel Adams Clark OF the firm OF
Warren &c Clark, architects, has pur-
chased the four story and basement
dwelling. 1sxl0o. at LAG East Forty-sixth
street from Mrs. Hermine Goething.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. were the
brokers.
The three story dwelling, 16x100, at 13s
East Fifty-fifth street has been sold by
Pease & Gilman for s. Albert Reed to
a buyer who will occupy.
John II. Pierce sold for Susan S. Hall
and others 81 to Sc Edgecombe avenue.
two four story dwellings, on lot 1Sx6s.
and held at s1s500. to Edward A. Watts
of Henderson, Ky.
SCHNEIDER &c Liebler have sold for
Thomas Mccoy. two three story and
basement private dwellings. on lot, 7.sx
100. 2iS to $50 East Seventy-eighth
street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21

At the direction OF jeremiah T. Ma
honey. as committee for Nina Kirschner,
widow OF Raphiel Kirschner. an artist.
Henry Brady. auctioneer. viii sell on
Monday. July ~, 1922. at IL o'clock in
the forenoon. at iss West Thirty.thirds
street. personal property consisting OF
jewelry.
John @. Dabour. Inc. was the broker
in the sale OF $50 Eighth avenue. re-
Gently purchased.
Arnold Realty Company. Inc. Ia ths'
buyer OF the taxpayer at the north
west corner OF Fox and Lergett avenues.
containing twelve stores, the annual
rental Of which Is $4,000. The prop
erty was held at $4,000. "A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
Especial Moline Service,


Plans for rem0deling> and ex-
tending the councils building at
1e0e Sixth avenue, will be consid-
cred ct . special meeting Of Mo-
line knights OF Columbus next
Monday night.
The plans provide for extAnding
tno building to Sixth avenue at .
cost Of $4,000 to $4,000. The
first floor. II the project is approx
ed, will be converted into store
rooms which will be rented. The
second story will be used for club
purposes.
Ol(tciAIs of Leo council No. 716
KniGhts Of Columbus, believe that
the plans will be approved. The
building project was considered
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

sand IDEAS the mention Of
which makes many pe0p1e shiver-
are causing quite disturbance in
q number Of Rock Island homes.
Ths tiny insects are . small black
bug and attack their victims with
no respect for the comfort q the
home Ct ali. The result Of their At
tack is small red spot1 and high
power itch. They multiply BY the
thousands in the home and are the
more noticeable IN hot, dry wealth
er.
One family brought them back
from. Crystal Lake. Iowa, but there
were plenty Of the local variety ia
Z number Of homes before that.
Another family reported that they
are very bad on the nerves and the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

A swagger low-heel strap sandal of black
patent leather for town OF country wear,
featured by slender, gracefully tapering
toe. During Anniversary Month-$7. so
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
MYSTERY HIKERs,
END 0-MIIE TRD

Scouts Of Troop No. 2 who ma.
leadership Of their scoutma.ts,
Charles w. Schearer. have cns
pleted a 60O-mile mystery" m.
are home today and have conn!essS
diary of that journey. In the psrts
were Kenneth Hartman, Ben HsS.
dick, Willis Wengert, Lesl,.
Schearer and George Young. Ths
boys had their own driver ana
cook. SpringfieldA Bloominrto.
and Chicago were largest center,
visited and In each scout execn.
tives visited the camp, inspectsA
the boys and explained operation ~
the scout work in their districts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

Twenty carloads OF flooring and
construction timber will Be requtr-
ed for the first unit Of the Servus
Rubber company plant and three
carloads arrived today. Five 9th
ers are enroute, Judson D. Adams.
president, learned. In view Of the
rail situation officials and contrAc-
tors were 1ubilant over success In
getting this material through. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

especial Moline Servies.1
The following committees will
have charge Of Moline's end Of the
tri-olty Kiwanis club picnic at
Credit Island, Thursday, Sept IA:
Tsnnis--C. n. johnson and :. c.
R0derick.
volleyball-J. l. Nyhan and JOS
eph Bodeen.
Baseball-M. R. Carlson and Or
car Ellis.
Golf-Warren Skinner and Phil
lip Mergendoller.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

BY this time, no doubt, you've seen Page
ia of the September Ladies Home Jour
nal with its announcement of the Silver
Anniversary of the Red Cross Shoe.
1t is our privilege, now, to offer you
these shoes. and with them an authorita-
tive display of advance syles-exclusive
models which reflect the latest ideas of the
smartest boot-makers of Paris and Lon
don.
Not only are we able to do this, but we
are able also to place these shoes before
you at prices considerably under those Gus
tonarily asked for shoes of this high
quality.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

A delegation Of is members Of
John Buford post. No. 2l3, g. A. R.,
expects TO attend the 56th annual
encampment Of Civil war veterans
and auxiliary organizations In Des
Monies Sept. "a to %. An equal
number of Civil war veterans plans
to make the trip from Moline.
Both cities will be represented
by affiliated organisations. the La
dies of the G. A. R., Women's Re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
at special
Silver Anniversary Prices

In other words, you don't have to wait
until the clearance sales at the end of the
season, for shoes that have gone out of
style. You can get your shoes now shoes
up to the minute in mode and smartness
on what are practically clearance terms.
Come in and see for yourself
At the same time you will have an oppor-
tunity to view our whole fall line the very
newest and latest in fine shoes for women,
Here is an unusual opportunity to dress
your feet gracefully and in thevogue, and to
economically outfit yourself for fall. Come
in tomorrow
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
FOUR KTLLKD.

Luxembourg. Wis. Sept. -Four
persons were Killed In full view Of
Thousands attending the Kswaunes
Fair when train struck An auto
mobile.