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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

0eheva-Reports to the health
sectioN of the League Of Nations
show that In the khArkoy district
Of RUSSIA early tnis year people
were dying 1t the rate OF 40 1000 q
month. Of / mortality of 500 in
every 1000. Between March / and
20. 125, 600 persons died of hunger.
or the 5,1z5,977 Inhabitants of
the Tartar republic 2,500, 900 had
died 81 starvation BY March. From
Jan. 1 to March is there were 3se,-
$50 cases Of Infectious disease.
In the Ukraine cholera was
preadih6 and the death rate was co
per cent. There was 4 grave lack
Of medical supplies and hospital
accommodation had decreased by
80 per cent.
Up I'd May . the number Of
cases Of typhus in Soviet Russia.
the Caucasus and Central Asia was
513,319, compared to 1926, SOS dur
ing the corresponding period last
year. There we're 4e7, DTS cases OF
relapsing fever.
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
THREE FILE ELLIS
SEEKING DIVORCE

Lawrence A. Walker. Rock Is
land, is complainant in suit for
divorce from Geen Cora Walker.
filed in circuit court this morning.
The charge is desertioR.They were
married Sept. is, 1914, In Csntse-
willie. IL. and lived together until
Sept. |, 1916.
Mary Pruitt, ROCK island, in Bill
for divorce from Charles NJ. Pfuitt,
fled yesterday afternoon, alleges
excessive else OF liquer and cruel
ty. They we're married Feb. 10.
1920, in Clinton. a. ana lived TO-
gether Until June 3, 1922.
Vera Crowder, Rock Island,
charges Joseph Crowder with de-
sertion. They were married April
Z, 1919, in Muscatine, Ia. and lived
together until Aug. /, 1870. 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
JOHANNSEN FINED
WHEN NEW BAKERY
OWNER COMPLAINS

Franz Jonannsen. retired baker,
acted >dissustinsly" around the
bakery at .s21 Seventeenth street,
while drunk, and drove customers
away by hts actions, mis- daughter
in-law, Mrs. Jennie Jchannsen,
complained against him In p,lice
court today. She bought the bak-
cry some days ago, she testified,
but the profits Of the sale have
largely gone into hooeh, and the
way he conducted himself arou ID
the shop has greatly lowered
sales.
He was fined IS by Justice Ben
Stewart, and warned to stay away
from his former property and to
interfere In no way with the bust
ness of his children.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

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1.s0 0caock eicsf a.ter ne nad -
en nm dinner ana played WIN tne'I
weeks-o.d DADDY MIS-. Fetus 49,
ana lriends OF the suicide vlcum
tesunea that they mad never knoWn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

aarantine against Injections
ses was first established In
0uth century. s..s..s.s-sss,.:ssy!s..s:.sl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
DWEDEN'S JobtESs :
/ FOLK DUCED 70
LESS THAN 5000

stockholm.-Sweden seems to be
bpSfoaching . successful solution
\ her unemployment problem. It
be been one of the most difficult
hat the country had to deal with
( late years, and only recently
5hs the government clearly seen
light ahead ii this troublesome
Mutation.
According to the latest official
eport Of the Government Urem-
|loyment comfnission. the total
humber Of unemployed in Sweden
y now under $1,000 which is less
ihau one-halt Of the figure record
led 1t the beginning Of this year.
About one hundred individual pro-
liacial comtnunities have reported
. complete cessation Of unemploy-
nent. while the general demand
NJ labor shows . decided increase.
The government expenses for re-
lAf work during the first five
Nmonths of this year amounted to
tbout 31,0O0.000 kronor, but owing
10 the rapid reduction in the num-
ber of men without work, consid-
erable savings are expected.
The unemployment situation will
v further relieved in the near fu-
he by the placing OF government
untracts for 27,000,000 kronor with
Mfious industries. The state rail-
rads are going to place large or
hrs for rolling stock. signalling
lpparatus, structural steel WORK
hf bridges and other reconstruc-
don work. The Waterfalls board
VII apply several millions of kro-
lor toward continued electrifica-
ucu, the construction of power sta
tons, and canal repair work. while
ae department Of communications
VII order new telegraph cables
nd construct new lines.
Minister of Finance. Thorson. In
recent speech, said that even
When Swedish industries reach the
Nl4 level Of activity there will be
pout 10000 supernumerary work
9s for whom employment must be
nund, chiefly in agriculture. tt
Aeet this situation preliminary
YORK Is now being done for estAb-
mhing agricultural colonies for the
Unemployed. and the back-to.ehe.
9h project, the minister said, will
y one of the main questions fol
aext years Riksdag to settle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

Berlin. English interests have
failed recently in efforts to enlist
the aid Of Germanyis three largest
airship constructors in the estA6-
lishment ana maintenahce 81 an
aerial gervice between england.
Egypt, India, and Australia, HAdel
British auspices, according to Df-
rector Johann Echuette 81 the
Schuette-Lanx works. Herr SchW-
cite has recently returned from the
United States after concluding ne
Eotiations for the founding Of 4
German American company to con-
duct q European-Afi1erican aif line.
The director intimated that the
English project was lannched In an
attempt to divert the close connec-
tons which now have been estab-
lished between American and Ger
man undertakings and to substi-
tute for them a British, leadership
In airship construction (which does
not exist" he says.
According to Herr Schuette, Brit
ish interests made proposals 10
three German companies. looking
to cooperative construction, but
in each case the offer was declined.
Herr Schnette OWNED In the pro-
ject an effort to reap the adyant-
ages OF Germany's experience III
airship construction with the object
Of ultimately taking over the Ger
man leadership in this department
He declared its Illustration signi-
fled the impracticability of the en-
tire plan. Asserting thk English
builders have repeatedly failed te
produce satisfactory results, he
declared the English now have al
their disposal only two serviceable
Zeppelins built for use in the war
and that the cell bodies of these arr
no longer trustworthy. These, he
said, would not suffice even for 9
service between England ant
Egypt. ~
Herr Schuette said that Ameri.
cans have had their eyes opened by
the fate of the R-3S, and that the,
will now force a way for world ad
| vantages to accrue from the Ger
man industry which. despite the OBJ
stacles of the Versailles treaty, ha.
built 80 first-class Zeppelins ant
, 20 Schuette-Lanz ships.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16

- two tsispAe1s ~ tEollsy'
III swim ~ eeg1ale llloAk
sventA Assa1, saely ~
V. Mike Wylie. driver Of y
zee Arrow CIR Of the Yel-
kticab company, narrowly
death or injury when one
Srcles fell upon his car.
folice cosrt this morninS ~
bed 500. and In default Or
~ was sent to the county.
days. The charge against
ss1as driving a automobile
Intoxicated. He was taken
4 police station at 3.35 O'Clock
6ening.
had No 1plAnAtion Of hin
n to Offer, other than thar he
4 Intoxicated and ala not real
ut he was doing. He had 40
ntsrs In hi Cur when he
II1 the poles, having taken .
to the east end 81 town.
~ back he was struck with IN
80 10 speed, and. 70 gave Me
NJ the gas It would take.
= front Of the lire depaftmei1t
ilion at Thirty-frst = street the
struck a telephone pole,
Ioced off and went oh without
ieAs damage to pole or car.
knocks Two Down
i ninth street the speed
" hit another pole and broke
'6a at the troAnd, sending |,
|saihg down. Even this failed
halt the automobile, which
nihed again into 4 pole % ne,
" and knocked II oter. T.is
i, however, fell across the car
Ihough it is . heavy pole II fan
10 crush the car top.
l twisted cAAssis, bent ffui.l
Angp. broken front right. wheel
| axle and efu4hed headlight
radiator on the right side, wef,
damages the big cor received
en- it was stopped At the lasl
L. Neighbours who heard thu
lah investigated, called til,
Ice, and the driver was takst
. custody.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
EAIG TAKES POST
AS DIRECTOR FOR !
SCOTCH DISTuL.ERY

London. Field Marshal Earl
nals has been elected director Of
= ufstillers' company at the an
wal meeting held in Edinburgh.
lne chief product of the company
Wnlsky. There are some people
sao think it rather detracts from
e Held marshals dignity and
Vutatlon to be interested in q
ssness of that sort, but their dis
psoval is hardly as vocal as it
.aia be in America. The Haigs
y long been financially interest
Y whisky.
Haig 10 usually credited
a being thorough in all that he
aud he intends to be thor
q N the whisky business. When
vas asked to join the board Of
elors he consented. it WIS stat
On the understanding that he
oio be no mere fieurehe1d. but
Ilo take his full share Of the
: Is well - Of the RESPONSE
~ attached to the office"
&c 10 likely to have plenty 10
me Distillers' company -
s.an'ng to increase greatly It's
~ output, both in Ireland A.
As Scotland. It has acQnired
the shares Of the United Dis
les OF Belfast and expects
70 acquire the entire, concern.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
$4,000 AMERICANS.
NEEDLESSLY BLIND

New York. - Fifty thousand
Americans are Blind who need new
er have lost their sight, asserts the
National Committee for the Pre-
vention of Blindness in an appeal
to normal schools, teachers col
leges and universities, asking their
cooperation in spreading the doc
trine of sight conservation In their
health and educational courses.
There are II topics, all relating
to the conservation of vision, which
should be included in any course
on general health education, the
committee points out. This course,
with study periods and practice
classes, should have a recognized
place in the curriculum OF schools,
and students Who qualify should
be accorded adequate credits, it
is held. = {
In the proposed course OF II
topics are included: The structure
of the eye and its methods of func.
tioning: common Diseases OF the
eyes OF children and detection oil
obvious signs of communicable dis
eases; examinations by teachers to
determine cl1ildren's visual acuity;
teaching of the necessity for refrac.
ton by competent eyesight spe-
cialists in cases Of defective vision
and the necessity for glasses tina,
"fit";; cooperation of teachers with
school doctors and nurses; ade-
quate school room lighting ant
] seating arrangements and interior
| decorations to obviate eye hazards
and strains, and consideration d
type sizes and styles for textbook
which are best adapted to youthful
, eyes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-16
'HOPPERS MENACE
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche, s. D.. Aug. IT,
Grasshoppers have become so nu-
merous along the railroad right OF
way between White Wood and Belle
Fourche that steps are being taken
by experts to reduce the menace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
''BusCady haIIar6is''

La EscueIa Particular Nava-
rro de instruction Primaria y
Comercio de Rio Piedras, SO
abrira para continuar su obra
salvadora por medic de una en-
senanza honrada y eficiente, Y
por tanto, 10 menos ruidosa Y
aparatosa possible, porque prefe
rimos I'm gramo de goces celes-
tales a una TONELADA TE-
RRENALES, para aduItos ell S
del mes pr6xin1o, y para ni7os,
Ell is, terninando para todos ell
3 de septiembre, y dando prin-
cipio Ell ailo ell 10 del mismo
mes.
Lo Gnico cue saliva de una maIa
situacion es una escueIa buena
como es la particular MAYA
RRO porque no engaia, nj adu-
la, nj nGaIgasta ell tempo, en- una
paIabra, POR0UE NO FALTA
AL pEBER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
REGINALD DENNY

Quion no conoce a Reginal Denny,
el apuesto simpatico joven, artista de
cinematogIafo, que estuvo EN- Puerto
Rico hace POGO y cue fu6 uno de los
protagonistas principles de la pelicu-
la Amor Tropical? Pues bien, este
apuesto joven es hoy un famoso actor,
cuyo triunfo mas ruidoso 10 ha conquis-
tado al firmal sus lltimas producciones
en- dos actos tituisdas 'Las Aventu-
ras de un Pugilista'' ''Sonando Ell
cuero'', que seran presentadas pronto
On Puerto Rico. Podemos asegurar que
las mujeres de Puerto Rico Sc volve-
ran positivamente loeas al poder adnli-
rar al simpatico Denny en- estas pelicu-
las de Ia alta sociedad. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
B1BL1oTEoA CARNEGIE

La Biblioteca ha puesto en- circula-
ci6n entire otros muchos, los siguientes
Ibros en- espafiol:
Enfermedade3 de la infancia, J.
Comby.
Horas solitarias, Pho Baroja.
Ell mundo de los suefios, Dario.
Cartas Fersas, Montesquleu.
Historic de los progresses del pensa-
niento humane, Nourriscn.
Manual de Arqueologia Americana,
Fl. Beuchat.
Guzman Gle Alfarache, Mateo Aleman.
Critica del Quijote, F. B. Marin.
Ell Imperialismo y la guerra Euro
pes, ". Gay,
Economic social, Oh Glide.
La Tercera international, Carlos Pc
reyra.
Las emociones, G. Sergi.
Los hambricntos, L. Tolstoy.
Ell porvenir de America, H. G. Wells.
Grandeza servidumbre de la inte-
ligencia, E. D'ors.
Los caminos para ell exito, A. Aben-
"a.
Los verdugos de oantes, G. Lemotre.
Emilio La Educacion, j. J. Rous-
seau.
Historic del Pueblo Espanol, M, Hu-
me.
Ayacucho en- Buenos Aires, Rene-Mo
reno.
Ell lenguaje de las flores, F. Jaznlin.
Io mujer en- la literature frsncesa,
Saint -Beuve.
Creaci6n de Bolivia, Pinillos.
FL porvenir de la America Latina,
M. Ugarte.
Ell individuo la reforma social, E.
SAM.
| Grandes y pequcnos hombres del Pla-
ia, j. B. Alberdi.
Nuestro libro rey, Lapuente.
Talnbien gran ntimero do oblss en-
ingles sobre asuntos de verdadera i'm
| portancia.
La Biblioteca Sc complacera en- ex-
plicar a cualquiera persona que 10 de-
see, tanto de San Juan como de la
isia, los medios para obtener una tarje-
ia de lector y poder tomar libros de
la misma en- calidad de prestamo. Sc
invita- cordialmente todos d consular
a la Biblicteca sobre cualquier asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
LIBERTY:

Ell colossal "flm'' LA Ley del Yu-
k0n''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
"A nEGHA FERHFECffgA nE los
SfGoCf0s - EsTADOs
nNfOOS

WASHINGTON. lanlo ~ ~ De
psFiamrnis ds Cesnerrio - publlca
a. uHs establishes dsmosiFaado que
ID FsssFsa a. eaflsiH en Ertados Uni
a.e terminaF4 aaies a. las proxi'
mas ftete aemanas. Esio imnl.ea Ia
pafaiifseisn fotai - todez ios ferro-
carries - Is naeiAn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
VICTORY GARDEN

K'sprise del colossal drar4a en-, seis
actos titulado "Las semiyirgcncs' y
los episodios nueve diez de la serie
'.La diosa de la Selya''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
vARIEDADEs, (Bayam6n)

Despedida de los Hermanos GTandio-
Alameda un drama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
CINE NORMA:

El colossal drama en- siete actos HI
los. Ingratos'' con un l'aparto especial
de estrellas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
CINE "PURRTo RLoo":

Ell sin rival TOTO en "Cleopatra"
y la setima jornada dc la super serie
"Los Tres Mosqueteros'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
MC,TQQl6


Margarita Xirgu en- la magnffca Gin
"a len seis actos titulada "La Reina
Joven'' una ReVista
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28

Episode siete de Ia serie "Oro dc
Piratas'' el drama en- cinco actos
"Verdad oculta",
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
sURNQuEN PARK:

House Peters Ell el monumental dra-
ma "Maridos de seda Y Esposas de
Percal".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
CINE LUNA:

Episodes nueve diez de la serie
tLa Diosa Ga la Selva'' y una come
dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
rEATRo STRAND:

Vera Michelena en- la ciuta dc gran
attraction cn ocho actos la Tcntacion
del Diablo''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
NO. e SCHOOL WINS
FIRST OF CAGE SERIES
Record-breaklng Crowd Turns
Out to Sec Grammar School
Contest.

School No. rs copped tho first game
of the Grammar School Athletic
League basketball championship
scrios with flying colors yesterday
afternoon. whom they handed No. "a
tho short end or ~ TO score. In
tho preliminary game, No. 1 defeated
No. In nip and tuck game, 10 TO
II.
Before ono OF the biggest crowds OF
the season. the two teams represent
Ing Schools "a and ~. battlod for the
grammar school honors IN ono OF tho
hardest fought games that has yet
been played In tho grammar circuit.
"Bill' Ehcllady and "Chisei'' Carey
were easily tho outstanding stars Of
the conflict. Tho first half. both toaine
played mostly on the defense. Tho
guarding WINS 40 close that all either
team could do was TO score one point
ers from the penalty line for fully the
first ten minutes
Captain sheliedy Melted four ~
these before No. "a WINS given a free
trial. which was made good by Brin-
ton. shellady Gagged his NTH free
throw and then pauiin dropped In the
FIRST two pointer for the Reds from
underneath the basket Carey then
shot fielder for the Navy Blues.
(which was followed by another foul
goal by shellady. nrinton dropped IN
two onc-pointcrs and Carey closed the
first act by dropping In another fielder.
tho half ending 10 90 I'm favor OF the
| Eighth and Adams br ak steers
| The Navy Blues had a lot Of reserve
energy Ms they started out with n
rush I'm tho second half and they never
let M until tho final whistle blew, IN
the meanwhile scoring II point. 90 the
| Reds four. During the second half
shellsdy and Carey averted their
guards time and again. the former
shooting two felders aud foul and tho
latter three felders Walker also
broke loose for n brace OF thres two
/ pointers, and rinnan and Rwiuger
held gas scoring machine down to two
| fielders. made by pauln and Brintou.
While tho Fourteenth and wash
/ inRton lads were beaten. they played
hard and put up n game night 10 was
"A much better played game than the
score indicates. paulln and Brlnton
aud Hemphill were Ia nearly all uf
/ the plays. the two FORMER doing all
the scoring Herman had HIS hands
/ fun keeping after shellady. and while
Winchester was unable 20 register
any points he did some good Moor
work and figured In much ~ 2ts
passing. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
TAD JONES HAS OWN FOOTBALL VIEWS

Tad Jones. Yale football roh
tho
hishSrow Legislation, entirely
a
ones
In opinion there Is little eliminating
OF
.prnE
In Of
for fan which
conditioning
resultant publicity easily become
matsr OF university policy
the "a
in ALI anches o ehearte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
28 School Takes First Game; Schaefer Retains Title
SPEAKER SHOWS HOW TO use
MUTUAL INTELLIGENCE IN SPORT

Mutual Intelligence" subject
Tucker
think 70 a
there a intelligence
be
between institutions.
The Saesanum and wilmington High School
arGest
two teams to n various
difference been
remains that the did contests little mutual
"A applied
The Rev. j. T. Tucker Saesnum Charles
should meet athletics
schdls
a rivalry
schools
win baseball
also be between students
application
intelligence accomplish excellent results
seriously considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
Wins AGAIN
FROM WILLIE HOPPE
Young Balk Line Billiard Ex-
pert Now Undisputed
Champion.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.


Chicago. March s0:-Jake Schaefer.
is champion Of the 1872 balkline bill
liards In heart breaking finish last
night. he nosed out the veteran Willie
Hoppe. 1900 to 1.4es. Thereby Young
Jake" proved conclusively that his
two previous Victories over the man
who for 16 years reigned supreme in
the world OF balkline Billiards were
not fultes. and at the same time
erased from the family escutcheon a
smear marked there is years ago,
when Hoppe, then a lad in his teens,
defeated the elder Jake Schaefer,
father OF Young Jake"
Hoppe. in his new role OF challenger.
was great even in defeat. He actually
took tho third block by Is points. scor-
ing SIC to Jake's 500. and had a better
average IN defeat than did the vic
torious champion. while his high run
OF 2e0. made the first night. shaded
Schaefer's best by eight points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-30
DELAWARE TEAM TO
LEAVE TOMORROW
Coach Shipley Viii Take Seven
teen Players on His South
ern Trip.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, March 3o.--Coach Shipley
and IL University OF Delaware base
ball players viii leave Newark tomor-
row morning for "A weeks trip South.
during which time. six games Will be
played with Southern colleges. The
opening game OF the season will be
played with Georgetown University at
Washington tomorrow afternoon. From
Washington the team. goes To Char
louisville. Va. TO play University OF
the game Will be with North Carolina
Virginia on Saturday. on Monday
state and then will follow games with
Trinity OF North Carolina. Richmond
College and William and Mary.
Owing TO unusually keen compet-
ton between candidates for places on
the team. Coach Shipley is taking
several moro players with him on
tho trip than was originally intended.
II was planned 10 take but Is players
IN tho trip. but owing To unusual con-
ditions IL will go to Washington for
the Georgetown game. and Is VIII re-
main for the entire trip. two return
ing 60 Newark from Washington.
Those who viii leave In tho party to-
morrow morning are: Coach Shipley.
Student Manager Draper. Captain
Rothrock. Collins. Ramsey. CARL. Ma
saw and Baynum. pitchers: jackson.
and HoCh. catChers. Mcdonald. frst
base. Nilsson. second; zap. third; Me
Curmick shortstop; Challenger, util-
ity innclder. Murray. left field; DANTE,
centre, llarmer. right, and Nutter,
utility outhelder. Magaw. CARL and
Baynum VIII Ice used IN the box
against Georgetown tomorrow and tho
ono making the best showing will go
ON the trip. the other two 20 return 40
Newark tomorrow night.
Collins viii pitch against University
al Virginia saturday. Rothrock against
North Carolina state ON Monday and
Ramsey against Trinity Tuesday.
Tho Delaware squad Will arrive
home ON the morning Of April and
the home season will open that after
noon with Bowdoln College rs OPP
pononts Jack" CoOmbs, who Is
coaching Williams College will arrive
IN Newark on April 8. with a squad n
p players from that college for spring
training on the University of Delaware
grounds Tho visitors will not only
have tho benefit of the athletic field
hut also the gymnasium. showers etc.
There Will be some practice games
between Delaware and Williams.