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, 1922-02-23
RED CROSS WORKERS TO
LAY PLANS FOR DRIVE
At MONDAY LUNCHEON

The campaign to raise funds for the
local chapter of the Red Cross will
DO put underway Monday evening at
a dinner which will be staged at the
Henning hotel. While the dinner is
primarily to get-together all workers
who have been appointed by the nu-
merous. organizations to assist the
Red Cross in its undertaking. the din
ner will be open to the public and all
interested In the undertaking are in
vited TO attend.
A program is being arranged. Good
music and Ter short talks per
tinent to the subject are promised. l..
A. Reed. who is acting as chairman
of the financial committee OF the
campaign will preside as POSTMASTER
, 1922-02-23
; was felt early today in Chicago


and tho mercury kept sinking as the
day advanced By tonight Tho ther.
mometer was expected % be overing
bout tho ten above zero mark. Nc.
riding TO weather bureau forecasts.
r Tough yesterday Chicago had its
> lest Washington's birthday TEN.
IRE since tho establishment Of
q Nthor bureau here in 1871. tho
4 : reaching 6T degrees.
[hnots n Indiana. which rcport
ed high temperatures yesterday, also
were beginning to feel the old snap
today.
In Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma and
Northern Texas the warm. soaking
rains OF yesterday had turned to sleet
today with tho sudden drop of tenn.
perature TO below freezing. Streets
in the cities and towns Of the South
west were covered with sheets OF ice
In the Northwest temperatures o n
tinued to fall. with the mercury
reaching from five to IL below zero
in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Train
schedules and wire communication
were stni seriously interrupted. ono
death was reported at Rochester.
MINI, through n short circuited cleo
trio wire. due to tho storm.
Northern and Southern Minnesota
wero in the grip OF the blizzard as
we'll as Western Wisconsin. Duluth
reported nearly thirty inches of rnow
with drifts in many places more than
20 feet high.
Many trains trimmings out Of Min.
| ueapoiis and 81 Paul vncro go 80.
TO % hours late. and several were
reported stalled in drifts Several
hundred telegraph poles OF the Am.
ericnn Telephone and Telegraph com.
pany in Wisconsin were snapped of
during tho slect storm. No entimate
of tho loss was available today. Dam.
age WIS also reported from many
other quarters.
, 1922-02-23
ALVARAD0 FUNERAL TO
BE HELD ON FRIDAY

Funeral services for Henry J.. Al
varado. who died early Monday morn
ing from injuries suffered in an au.
tomoble accident on the Salt Creek
highway Sunday afternoon VIII be
held from the Bowman chapel at $50
tomorrow afternoon. Arrangements
for the funeral were made yesterday
upon the arrival of Mrs. Alvarado
and her daughter Inez from Tyro.
kans-
Mr.. Alvarado was a member Of both
Masonic and odd Fellows lodges here.
, 1922-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL BAND IS
CREDIT TO INSTITUTION

The Casper public had an oppor-
tunIty to hear its new musical organ
ization, the high school band, when 1t
furnished music during no BASKETBALL
game between Casper and Worland.
last night. The organization is n
credit to the school and a tribute to
the efforts OF A. w. Compton. who
has built up a really fine band in a
comparatively few weeks.
While not undertaking difficult
things at This time the 20 piece or
nnization acquitted itself creditably
last nigh, and was given an ovation
by the large crowd. many OF whom
heard tho band for the first time.
, 1922-02-23
BRITISH CHASE
MORMON GROUP

the missionaries were trying to OBJ
tain women converts who would pro-
coed to Utah, and embrace polygamy.
This statement is denied by the Nor
elders. but their meetings have
been broken up in some OF the thick
.iy populated suburban districts.
The authorities have been urged
from various sources to take action
with a view TO expelling h members
Of the sect. Home Secretary Short
yesterday interviewed two Of the Nor
mon leaders,
, 1922-02-23
BAH FUND.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The estab
lishment Of a national bail fund to
bail in cases involving free speech and
other civil rights was announces
by the American Civil Liberties
union. The fund is in the hands of
Albert de Silver and d. Honingsworth
Wood, lawyers. and Norman M.
Thomas. associated editor of The Ma.
ton. as trustees.
, 1922-02-23
SENTENCED MAN
GIVEN REPRrEVE.

BETON. Ill. Feb. 2s.-John Sa-
want, upder sentence to hang for
killing a delivery boy whom he ac-
cused OF winking al his wife, has
abandoned his efforts to die by star
walton and Is devoting his time to
writing letters to his wife and to
playing a photograph
Sayant wa under the impression
that he would hang tomorrow, but
the sheriff was informed today hat
he had been granted a rcprieve un-
I'll April FL
, 1922-02-23
SEIZED AS !
GRIM SUSPECTS

and another a woman other than
Mrs. Avery. g
The Investigation of Christensen's
death has revealed the interesting
fact that he tenanted room N three
different houses. widely separated.
spending part of his time at each.
Attaches of the sherifs's office ex-
press the conviction that eventually
1t will be established hat Christen-
sen was slain by bootleggers with
whom he had beer associated, pos
sibly in Cheyenne. and his body
taken to the point where ii was
found by q rabbit hunter.
, 1922-02-23

CHEYENNE. wyo, Feb. rs.
Nine persons are under arrest in
connection with the investigation OF
the murder OF Walter II. Pud)
Christensen. whose corpse, with
nine bullet wounds in the head. was
found late Tuesday two miles south
OF Cheyenne. The identity OF the
prisone-se with the exception OF
Mrs. Billie Avery and Wyet f.
Browniey. is being withheld by
Sheriff Carroll. pending develop
ments. but five T known to he
Italians suspected Of booueggins'
one a close friend Of the CLAIM man
, 1922-02-23

DAYToNA, Fla. Feb. .23.@John
d. Rockefeller ST.. grandfather of
16-year-old Mathilde Mccormick,
whose engagement TO Max oser.
Swiss riding academy proprietor,
has been announced by members OF
tho Mccormick family. has not CIV
en- his consent TO the match. accord
ing to close friends here OF Mr..
, 1922-02-23
MINNESOTA GETS NEWS
ON 3.00o-sULE CIRCUIT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-A telegraph
circuit more han 5000 miles long to
carry news dispatches an air line dis.
lance of less than 900 miles has been
necessitated by the heavy sleet and
snow storms sweeping anross the
northern part OF the United Stntes.
, 1922-02-23

through the most drastic depression
that Il has ever experienced"
Lacey Walker. a statician for the pc
troleum institute. calculated when cali
cd as the second witness that during
1921. 104.4os fewer carloads OF petrol
cum products were shipped by rail-
roads than during 1920, as the result
OF higher rates.
, 1922-02-23
Three DROWN
In iowa Lake

KEoKUK. Iowa. Feb. 2s.-Joseph
Haubert. aged 16, and two companions
Misses Mae and Ida Printy, drowned
in Lake Keokuk at 4 o'clock this
morning when the automobile in
they were riding plunged off a
ferry boat dock at Nauvoo. Ill.
, 1922-02-23
Costs in
ArbuckLe Case
Total $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. :3.-The
two trial OF Roscoe Arbucklo on n
mansIauEhter charge have cost the
city Of San Francisco nearly s13,-
900, il was disclosed with the
filing OF expense sheets. The first
trial cost S5.953.25 and tho second
trial Sc, 1881.
, 1922-02-23

Miss Vivian Rue and Miss Marjorie
Smith have left for Glenrock, where
they will resume teaching in the pub
lie schools. after spending the holiday
here as guests of friends. Both young
ladies' attended the dance at the Ter
race Gardens Tuesday night
, 1922-02-23
Petroleum and Railroad Men
In Dispute at Rate Hearing

rectd disagreement before the interstate commerce commission in genera rate hearings today.
Robert WEIGH, general COUNSEL for the American Petroleum Institute declared tht
price dechnes during 1921o on petroleum products meant a loss of values for he annual out
putt compared with 1920 of ale east one billion dollars
Freight rates he aid were now too high
, 1922-02-23

ures but disagreed with the interpre
tation which he said Mr.. Roberts was
seeking.
But the fact is that since tho in
crease in rates in 1920 the petroleum
industry has profited as It never did
before?" Mr.. Roberts asked.
II think tho fact is" Mr.. wclch
protested. that petroleum has gone
, 1922-02-23
RESOLUTION TO
RECALL HARVEY.
is INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-A ESQ
luton designed to bring about the
recall from England of Ambassa-
dor Harvey was introduced today
by Representative Ryan, Republic
can, New York.
The proposes a congress
sional investigation Of statements
made by the ambassador while
abroad with a view of having him
detached from his post in London.
, 1922-02-23

Mrs. Ora NJ. Beech. acting state
secretary. DIR. Florence Patrick, acting
state president. and Mrs. Lowell F.
Hobart. national president arrived in
the city today ard are %convcning with
local delegates.
In addition to the list of towns of
the state having organizations of the
auxiliary. Douglas. Lander and Lusk
have been added ana Will send dele
gates.
, 1922-02-23
DELEGATES TOLEGIONAUXIuARY
CONVENTION ARRIVING IN CASPER
Fifty Representatives Of State Units Outside Of This
City Expected in Addition to National Presi-
dent, Mrs. Hobart Of Cincinnati

With three additions to the % units of the American
Legion Auxiliary in Wyoming within the last three days, and
delegates arriving from all parts of the state in addition
to the presence of the national president, Mrs. Lowell F..
Hobart; of Cincinnati, Ohio, the first state convention or eau
Gus meeting of the auxiliary to be held Friday and Saturday
, 1922-02-23
LEADERS RECEIVE
THREATS OF DEATH, REPORT
Washington Police on Hunt for Black.
handlers Who Demand Thousands as
Guarantee against Murder

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-Threats of death unless large
sums of money ranging from $4,000 to $25, 600 are paid
were said by Washington police today to have been received
within the last few days by four prominent society leaders
of the capital. The police as well as department of justice
operatives were said to be investigating the origin of the
, 1922-02-23
RICH MADE FOR SLEET CARRIED ON CREST OF
~ USED TO. Kill COLD WAVE In MIDDLE WEST
of Wire Poles Snapped Oft and
Many Trains Are Stalled by Heavy
SnoW Farther North; Gold Ware Ex-
tends to Chicago, SIeet Storm in Kansas

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The cold wave that has held the
whole northwest in its grip for more than "a hours continued
there today and spy I through Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma,
Kansas and Northe xas, as well as east of the Mississippi
river.
The drop in temp, e was felt early today in Chicago
, 1922-02-23
FIELDS HAS LONG
CRIMINAL

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Harry NJ
Fields. a prisoner of tho Detroit police.
who claims he can furnish leading
clues In the William Desmond Taylor
murder at Los Angeles February /.
has a long record here as a drug ped
der. pickpocket and stool-pigeon for
federal authorities, 1t was revealed to-
day by Narcotic Agent Ralph ofler.
Mr.. Oiler caused Fields arrest at
Buffalo last February 6 and sent him
to Detroit where he was wanted on a
forgery charge. At that time Fields
told the police he came from Philaeel-
phia. He now claims to have a wife
and four children IN Los Angeles
Fields came to New York from the
Pacific coast Eight months 6 he
went to Canada to avoid trouble with
she New York police. Mr. Ofier said.
When he returned in November he
had become such a confirmed drug ad-
dict thai he was useless as a stool
pigeon and Mr.. Oiler discharged him
, 1922-02-23

PLYMOUTH. England, Feb. "a
By The Associated Press)-A num-
Der of Norman missionaries were pur-
sued through the streets yesterday by
a mob because of their utterances in
Market Square. Tho police rescued
the Mormons with difficulty.
LONDON. Feb. ,23.-By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-Some of the newspap-
ers recently have been conducting a
campaign against Norman activities
throughout the country. alleging that
, 1922-02-23
BLOW r CUE FATAL

MONTREAL. Feb. 23.-While pick
ing up a billiard cue, which he dropped
en- the floor during a game with his
father several weeks ago, Harold
Stephens stepped on n end OF tho
cue. causing the tip to Zip up and
strike him in the y e
He rubbed the eye retrieved the cue.
and continued his game. thinking no
more of the accident.
Today he died of a cerebral abscess.
which originated in the injured eye.
Mayor W. A. Blackmore left last
night for Denver in tho interests OF
the Wyoming Refining company.
, 1922-02-23
TAYLOR PROBE
RENEWED TODAY.
ON CONFESSION
Detroit Suspect Says He
Drove Murderers to
Scene Of Crime

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 23.-
A second search was planned
here today of the LOCATION
where Harry M. Fields, under
arrest in Detroit, was reported
to have said the pistol used to
KIN william Desmond Taylor. film di-
rector, had been disposed Of
Deputy sheriffs male a search lasi
night upon receipt Of n Telegram. from
Detroit authorities. c~ontatning Fields
alleged declaration IN h subject. but
without results
They also announced they would
look today for a bank teller who. &C
cording to other information given out
in Detroit by Fields, changed a 1000
bill, in order that persons named by
him as having committed h murder
might have $500 with which to pay
him for driving the automobile in
which they rode to h TAYLOR apart
ments.
, 1922-02-23

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. z3.-Inclined
10 doubt the story OF Harry M Fields
a prisoner in the county JAN here. that
no WIS implicated in tho Staying of
william d. Taylor. Los Angeles mo
ton picture director, local authorities
today were endeavoring to trace his
movements Immediately preceding his
arrest in Buffalo February 6. Fields
was arrested in Buffalo on a charge
of forgery here.
Last night he told officers he had
driven two men. one of them a Chi
nese and n woman. to Tavior's home
IN the night of ti.o killing. n that
he had received $500 for this work
The Chinese gave him The money.
Fields declared. changing a 81 D bill
at a bank for that purpose The re
voiver with which Taylor was slain.
he said. belonged to h Chinese and
was secreted afterward.
Fields asserted that after the party
dispersed he went to Kansas City
where he purchased new clothing and
then proceeded to Buffalo.
At the time of his arrest there he
wore n suit purchased in Kansas City,
but the authorities profess to have rea-
son to believe Fields was either in
New York City or in Buffalo at the
time of the Taylor Staying.
, 1922-02-23

Fair tonight and probably Friday
rising temperature Friday and In ez-
IRENE north portion tonight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
FARM BUREAU TO
HAVE N!EWHoM!E!:
Especial to The Arsua.,

Aled0, Dec. 1.-THE board or d.
rect0rs OF the Mercer county farm
bureau at its regular monthly
meeting yesterday in the Offices In
the Vernon building, voted to. close
q lease on the Peterson room on
East Sixth atreet for use % gen
eftl ofices. The bureau will Sc
CUE possession OF the new loca-
ton ~ soon Is 1t ID vacated BY
the Mercer County State bank.
The hank II preparing to- remove
barly in the year to the new home
on College avenue. II n91l
Committees were named TO make
preparations for the annual meet
ing Of the county bureau, which
will be held toward the latsef part
Of January. Plans call forsan all
day meeting and large attend
ance from over the county il ex-
pected for the event. #
A. r. Kemp, county club leader
and assistant advisor, spoke to the
board OF directors on the work DC
complished during the year by
members Of the numerous boys and
girls clubs in Mercer county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Especial Ia Tho AIM. ]

: Aledo. Dec. ll.-on instsuctjnas
from the stats. ,Cpfoner A.. N.
Mackey Is making IN Investigates
In the cass Of tAe dssth 81 ZaekiA
Aloud, . Syrian farmer, who AtUd
Aug. "A as tho resalt Of injuries ~
ceived on Aag. 10. -sAboad vas
found unconscious in . Held I mile
north Of the ycity. where he was
rounding up some cattle to drive
to his home pasture, northeast Of
Aledo. He was found very shortly
after the accident By melnbers Of
two threshing crews who were en-
Gagged in . game Of ball on the
same pasture.
When the death certificate reach
ed the state board and showed that
no inquest had been. held the local
coroner was asked to make an in
vestigation.
Coroner Mackey stated today that
1t is probable from his findings SO
far that an inquest will be held
and a number of Witnesses sum-
moned. Indications at present
pointi.t the cause Of death, which
at tho time were presumed to have
been caused by the horse falling
on Aloud, to have been from
Aboud's head striking stump
when thrown from q horse. Al far
as known there has BEEN no evil
dence found to indicate foul play.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
RE COAL IN !
|u)Rl!EAUCOUNTy
ilpecial Correspondence.

tSpecial Correspondence Il
aWenes, Dec. 14.-Another new
nine has sprung up in Bureau
James Higgins Of Chilli
has leased the Oscar Carlson
two miles south Of Mineral
IL hegun operations. Mr.. HiS-
- family are moving to Min
y b1uler Coal Mining company
= Henry county, has reached
Of 215 feet and il now dig
= md rock. They expect to
eeal In about two weeks.
= considerable activity about
= these days. Work on the
y and machine shop 10 neSr-
Dletion and 1t is believed the
2 will be operating In full
iIhin another month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
GIRLS CLUB PLANS
PROGRAM FOR YEAR
Especial to The Arrus.)

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo. Dec. 14.-County Club
Leader A. R. Kemp reports a sue
cessful club meeting Tuesday
night at North Henderson where 10
members Of the North Henderson
Girls club met with their mothers,
in an achievement day program.
There was . discussion Of club
work and Mr.. Kemp spoke Of the
work accomplished during the past
season. Ten members who had
completed the years work III . sat
isfactOry manner, were awarded
achievement pins. It was voted to
begin soon after tho beginning Of
the year for next years work. It is
expected that an increased number
will be enrolled. Mrs. Allen, who
had been local club leader for the
past year, was the unanimous
choice Of the members as leader for
the coming ysar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
REFLECT OFFICERS
AND DIRECTORS OF
H1ILaDAIE BANK
Especial Correspondence.)


Hillsdale, Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing officers and directors of tho old
Farmers and Merchants State bank
Of Hillsdale were reelected for the
ensuing year at stockholders and
directors meeting recently held:
president, Edwin L. Hanson; vice
president, George W. MclGurphy :,
cashier, Alice Ward: bookkeeper.
Emelie Cowley.
An outstanding feature Of the
stockholders' meeting was the an
nuAl report Of the cashier Of the
condition OF the bank. which indi-
Gated an Increase Of over $50. 900 in
deposits in yeer. which Il evf-
Deuce IN q degree Of returning pros
perity In the farming Community. !
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
COPIES or FAMOUS
PAINTING WELL BE
PRESENTED SCHOOL
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Dec. 1.-THE Alpha chap
ter Of the Aledo Dslphian society
has taken the first step toward
placing in the new school building
copies Of famous paintings. This
organization has ordered and ex-
poets to receive soon a painting of
the Rose Window Of the Rheims
Cathedral" The painting will Be
placed ON exhibition at the Aledo
library about Dec. ~, where the
public is invited to see it.
The purpose OF the Delphian or
ganization is to promote learning
and an interest in art and utera-
ture.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
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Hated I'LL
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l1l 70 ING AZ III
Dc. II. he opening
- local baskethall ssa-
~ dedication Of the new
- gymnasium tor BpoftS
r. & victory tor ~ New
which sc0red 10 points
r. tltlied BY the Aldo 6as-
~ The eazAe was inst
H1Sf, and especially during
~ period, when the tied
~ r 1s.16 was played Oh. A
Efox BY New Boston placed
Iofs . point ahsed.
r1sying Of the locals was
100 in the basket throwing
I SSe1ding, but Is thfs was their
I 800 Of the season ana their
~ had played several. the
" u due to improve. while
lsI1lksts we're Just Installed
'i1y. giving but little practice
1T throwing.
y New Boston lineup. included
Nnttson, Louck. Bruce and
I ~ the locals played the fol-
- men during the game: Ste
= Hsbel, Boultinghouse, New
tabbath, Hawks and Ander-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
oITY COUNCIL n
REGULAR SESSION.
HAVE QUITE THE
ESPECIAL cofresponaeneA)

0snsseo. Dec. 1.-THE city coun-
Gil met ct the city baildihg IN reg
ulaf monthly session Tuesday eve
ming with Mayor Charles g. Davis
preefding. Al bills asAlnst the
city and tie Hammond city hospi-
tA, which Wefe recommended for
baylAeat ~ TIE finance committee
Mefv ordered aid. No business
w1s transacted Of importance Ak
cept the foutine. matters of the
monthly meeting. A report On the
legal progress Of the new sewer
system was expected but no state
ment regarding II was made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
SECOND ELECTION
AT WOODMANLOD0E
DECLARED LEGAL
Especial to The Argus.y

Aledo, Dec. IA second cleo
ton was held Tuesday night a: the
lodge rooms of the local Woodman
organization, a rvevf0us balloting
having been declared not According
to the Hoyle of Wo0dcraft. The
following officers were chosen:
venerable consul, NJ E. Drake;
worthy advisor, r. H. Mckee;
banker, Thomas Mckay; clerk, T.
G. Chinlund; escort, Harry Brown;
Waterman, NJ. w. Riddell; sentry,
Roy Damp; trustee, Andrew Swear
ingen. The social committee and
drillmaster will be named later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

yoeial Correspondence.)
&c, Nov. 14.-Msrchants
NAN arc already planning
mat town one Of the most
20 along the new hard road
fi-cities to Kewauee. The
= Commercial club has ap-
conmittees to investigate
q Installing electric light
g. IT, main strDets, md
0ece needed signs for sa4s-
0affic along the rev
Other improvements
- to add to the attrac-
eesths town Ase under coh-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
STATE SPELL WILL
BE'HEID DEC. 27TH
Especial to The Arrus.)

NDP~G1f1 -
Aledo, Dec. 14.--AcoOrding to an
houncement received by the Office
OF the county superintendent of
schools, the annual state school
spelling contest will be held at,
Springfield on Wednesday, Dec. 81.
Lyle Armstrong Of Seaton. the win
ner In the recent county contest,
will represent Mercer county and
will be accompanied to the state
capital by either Superintendent G.
=. Plat or Deputy Superintendent
John D. Cooke. III
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
ookL KIWANIANS
HIVE TO KEWANEE

lgpecial Correspondence.)
itDlA Dec. 1.-Two auto loads
heal Kiwanians, drove to Ke-
- last night and assisted In
lAstitution Of the new Kiwanis
4 cf that place. They drove
! sfter the banquet and the ex-
~. The new club begins life
% membership Of g..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
PLAN TO DEDICATE
NEW ALEDO SCHOOL
ON JANUARY 18TH
Especial to The Arxus.A

Aledo, Dec. IA. = Superintendent
Dale N. Roberts has announced that
the dedication Of Aledo's new school
building will be held Friday eve
ming. Jan. 10, with other exercises
during the day. The speaker of the
evening will be Francis G.. Blair
head Of the state educational de-
partment. and music will Be fur.
nished by the school orchestra and
ch0ruses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
fRESHIES ARE HOSTS.
Especial Corfespondence.)

inson, Dec. 14.-Members OF
freshmen class entertained the
Il class men Of the local high
~ at . clever party at the gym
t1nsday evening. Games and
- was the principal diversion
The ssening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
GIVE COON DINNER.

special correspondence
Dec. 14.-Mr. and
y John Lewis entertained some
witness men, doctors. lawyers,
y preachers Of Whiteside coun-
III their home at q coon and
gum dinner. The occasion was
Lewis 73d birthday.