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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

PROFESSE0HA ATTORNEYS.
EDW. L. EAGLE-LAVYEh GENERAL
lAW, chancsry and probate practices
Once court house. Rock Island.
WALKER & SWEENEY AcLUkSE l >
and counselors 81 law. Money 10 !oAH
On real estate. Rooms 2OJ-.l2 CSntFA.
Trust ou!clnE.
COSNELLf d WALKER r. d. corr
nelly and W. N. WAikerI-LswJersL
general law. ehanceTy and probate prac-
tice. Peoples Eationa: Balzs building
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL CASH GROCERY. CIGAR STAND
and confectionery Good location sos
Nineteenth street E. Aoline-
CASH AND CARRY GROCERY FOB
sale In residence district: doing Al
business. living rooms In connection
Address --922," care Argus
FOB SALE: A BUTCHER SHOP IN A
busy district. A good paying propose
ton for the right party. II interested
address Butcher Shop care Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
How to Figure
vc,!r Want Az

Count Eve words to the line.
The address at the foot OF
your Want Ad IL counted
also. Each number counts
as one word. For example:
lido acres. 3 miles from
railroad $500 per acre" Is
nine words. In case you
want a keyed or blind sd
dress used instead. indicate
so above. The blind ad-
dress comprises four words
and viii be counted NJ part
of your advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
HEMSTITCHRG.

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"rTON Sc. SILK Toe. PLEAT1SG
Slris S5c. Buttons made. &. P. Kllndt,
Ades Tailor. 1So7Il Second avenue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY 6 EGGS

ARISTOCRAT BARRED ROCK HATCH
ing eggs. Call after p. m. 311S
Tenth street.
oRPINGTON SETTING EGGS 4e27Y.
ROSE COMB AECONA MATCHING EGGS,
two dne cockerels. Call after $50 ,.
m r. L. 2236.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
CHIROPRACTOR.

CHIRoPRAcTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS
increase vitality. Natural way to
health beauty and happiness I.
Petri- d. C. 2622 Seventh avenue. b.
L 545a- Formerly OF Thornton. Texas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

RoCK ISLAND AERIE NO. e5e, FRATER-
nAl Order of Eagles.--Regular meetings
frst and third Tuesday OF each monin
Il Eagles home, Fourth avenue An'
Twe1ty-drst street Joan GoAmelA. ~
p 31S Forty-dtth street. Phone ID. 4.
s424. Jas. c. Wright. secretary. 2S2s
seventh avenue. Phone q. l. all7.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
WELDING

WELDING AND AACHLHE WORK W. J
Bliescner. LS17 Third avenue. b L
&o7.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25
KNIGHTs rEMPL.AR.

rHE STATED CONCLAtE Of ROCA
Island CommAndery No. 10
yYSA knights Iemp1Ar Will 10 hsiI
S,kA<SE the second Aondss OF each
aB q month. J. G. Scnllnnser. Com
U.s. manuer. :. L. hickey. record
III
Special concIave Monday, Feb. % at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

kocK ISLAND ChAPTER. NO. %6e.
0r1er Eastern SLar.-keguiaF neetingS
second Wednesday OF eAcn month. Wis.,
kinG stars welcome Mis- Katherine
Lansman, W. M: Larry h. areas. score
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

UcA1 LODGE 40. COS. L .. o. D.
Aeegs every 1hursdAy evening
al Odd Fellows Temps On
NINE Fourth avenue. between sew
49, enteenLh aud Iii 6 a e n
GlLEA streets. Nelson Judd. n. c.;
William GuIoenzopI. d. ..
First Thursday of eacn month. inlua-
tory degree. hrst, &C. 0nd ami third 1s-
Erre the following THURSDAY. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. b. q
s.. N. The stated assemblies WILL be
held on the tnIrd Wednesday Oh each
month. Visiting members cordially m
yited James A. Motifs, i. l. M;
FRANK o. Canedy. Recorder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-25

ga sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 9
go u. b. W. ".
~ United Spanish War Veterans.
!: !: !; :: :: :: e: :: ::
E#Sl neets nrst and third Thurs
Wlla days of each month at 8 .. M
YEA in Memorial Hall. Court House.
49, George Il. Clapper. Commander;
VE William y. Frey. Adjutant
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
renen i~ibernieien morben.

Sibbing. - Die &artoffelernt,
peripridt in oieiem Sabre in bieiigel
@egeno iebr gut 81 ner0e1t. Rrober
bon reuen 5ri6ten nuroe id)on anI
Sen Marft gebradt. Sic lperoen 81
$1.25 per gnidel Derfauft, Elm ME.
origer 8reis gegen frabere Sabre.
(9lber es etbt iest lberan ,e1te Scar.
|toffeln.
Sarmignton. - Drganiiierte Ban.
Sen bon &iibnerbteben baben i'm let
ten Sabr in Mtnnefota 6e6erbieb I'M
@ert bon $4,000 geitoblen, pie IS.
6. WatiorL Mgent BON Dafota goantp
am Samitog bier an%fun0igte. @lei6-
oeitig teilte ct nit, 6aB 8igilan5aus-
I9ulie gebil6et tpor6en feien. Sic
Diebe benrben in ben meiiten SaQen
.gbloroform o6er Sdtpefelferaen, Inn
ibren 3med gu errei6en. Die GefIi-
geI5ldter ner6en 6~rtngen6 aufgefor-
Bert, bon ibren S6rotflinten Sc
braud, au maiden, I'M ibr Sibner-
bolt gu bei6iben.
Ortenbiue. - SEQ 9lien, Is Sob-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

ben eriten Singer ibrer redten &ano
ais lie ein 8fero an etnen Softer
|anbano. Dng 8ferb ging rliidftpdrts
|iooaB Der 5trid ben Singer abrif
un0 Die beioen nadbiten Singer iblin
5erriHen nuroen.
@rano Sorts. Sier miro eine
8unbes- r1nb 5taats-grbeits!Age gen.
Etur erridtet, Sic nit benz Garrnbll.
real1 5uianr1et nrbeitet. 5tarte
Sagelnieoeribldge baden in Der Sc
tgenb bon Warias ifebr Diel sdnoen
an Der @etreioeernte angeridtet. 9us
@agelpetter erftredte iid1 0itlih Biz
Oslo, Minn, 8iele Der 5armer ienes
8e5irfeS baben feline Sagelperiider-
ung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
0om Mnter8an9 beorob:
ter GdMle IN ut,
0ati3tett.

Wie peit sic &ulfstatigfeit SET
@entrallteGe oes 6. g. iid eritredt
benefit Elm Shreiben aus Dr-@ali-
|5ien, 8olen. Sn elmer fleinen Srt.
ibaft, 6ere1t Nnn1e Dem poIniiden
Roniulat in Seem Dorf 1idt einn1aI
befnnnt mar, 8olnn 9bla3nica, be-
finoet iib cine oe1iti6e fatboIilde
|Shule. Derer Bethlehem bon groBter
|8ibtigfeit fir Die fleine beutfd)e SEQ.
TOME, mar nnter ben obtpalten0en
nmitdnoen IN Grage geitelt. Ser SEQ,
me 0es Gentral-0ereins mar aber Big
IN iene @egen6 g%eorungen, 6aber
man6te ii6 Der 9bmarr1 0es 5huI-
ausi6uiies mie Ser 59ulleiter an 6ie
gentral-Steae nit Ser 8itte I'M &i1.
fe, Die aud getpdbrt tpur6e. 8ie
6anfbar man ffuir oieie iii, benefit
Elm Sbreibe1 bonn 10. Snnuar, bas
oieier Gage IN Ct. 2ouis eintrnf. @s
In11ta:
Sir Die 11ns getDdbrte 11atnbafte
Slfe d25,000 polniibe MnrD tom
men mir nidt genl1g oanten. Der Iie-
be Got, Der uns nr1net1 De1tiden
ronifd-fatboliider @eligion, sic mir
IN 6ieiem 2anbe 5eritreut 11nter anoe-
rem 8olfern leben, in Der gr0bten
SCOT gebolfen, moge BEN gitigen open
bern fir ibr parmes Ser5 reidli9
lobnen."
~rSraurigen &eraens bIidten mir
i6on IN Ole Submit" beiBt es Damn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

neiter, uoenn Die griiten5 unierer
oeutiden-fatboliiden Hribdidule, Die
beuer bierlunoDier8ig 4inoer III Ser
MeIigior urb Sprahe unierer 8dter
er5ieb, mar h6robt, oenn es gebt
uiber uniere MitteI unb @rdfte, I'M
iere S1ule at erbnlten. grforoert 6oH
If1on cine fleine &eparntur cine bobe
|5umme, ur6 90 lift srientat16, Der 11ns
biIft, tudbren6 unfere ebangelii1en
8oIfsgenoifen bon oieIen n11stpdrti-
gen &ilfsbereinen reidlib unter-
itibt perben. Mber lett iin6 mir
burb SIRE ttan1bafte @abe III bie So
ge berfebt mor6etr, tpenigftens bic no.
|tigen Repnraturen am S9ulgebd11oe
bor5unebmer uno oas NOTICE 8renr-
material fir ben grimmigen 8inter
a%n5uidaffen.~
rnter1drieben lift 6ns Dofnment
bon benz Dbnanr Beg Sdulals-
iiduIies, mebrerel1 MitgIieoern unb
Der 56ulleitung. Gem Central Ser
Elm lit I'M 2aufe Ser lekten Sabre 10
mnnbe Entertaining 5l1teiI getpor.
ben, nber feine follte beffen MitgIie-
Der NIT groBerer @enugt,tung erfil-
len als 6ie}es 5dreiben aus 0it.@a-
Ii3ien. gs 1T ielbit in 11nierer 33eit ein
speiter @eg aug benz Snneren Slime.
.rifds Biz tief hinet1 in's 11e1tp boI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

gernalter, III 81. 8nl1l befnrnt gegq
ben. gs lit bic Girma Gotpler 3 go
Company, Die aalfofen uno 3iegelfa
brifen III Mnitin unD Munfato bat
Der 8etrieb ioa crit mieoer aufge
nonl11len per0en, pen11 regelmdbig
&obleberiorgung geiidert lit.
Ssn altet1 &apitol fan0 5reitag Elm,
g~erfammlung bon @ertretern Ser Sal
mer-@ etreioelpei6er @eieuidaften
Der County Gurm 8lros ut1o oes
l5toatg Observation-Disclosures ltatt
in nelGer Elm 5iinfer-&omitee er,
nan11t nl1rbe, fir oie Gtablierung Ell.
ner @enoiienfdafts : @etreioeper.
faufsagentur auf benz Marfe boz
minneapolis gu iorgen. nno 5par
ion bas Romitee ribt erit nit Ian.
Igen @eri9ten in Ser 9agespreiie uber
6as, mas es gu tim beabfi6tigt prab.
len unb babel bel 3eit %berlieren, ion.
bern ste berlangte Mgentur tpenig-
items fdon ferttg baben, bepor oas
@efretoe bon Der iesigen grnte idim-
melig getpor6en ooer bon ben Mnr-
[.mern gefreifen 1T.
Bipeitone. -DR gerbnftung meb=
rere iungen 8urfden bat our Muftla-
r11ng cine rgan5e11 Neibe bon Dieb-
itdblen gefiibrt, Die IN leBter 3eit be-
'gangen tu1r6en. Gin GROCER Sell 6es
geitobIenen @igentums mnr6e 5uruid-
erlangt. Das Sugenogeridt bat 1id
Der iungen 2eute angenommen.
@ernon Center. Senrp g. @ol-
5perfon Elm Stredenporman1 an Ser
.8nbn, Der felt einigen Sager bermiBt
tu11r6e, 1T idlieBlib in einem Mais-
fel6 gefnnoen mor6en, mo CT elm lam
ges Sell butter ii6 ber5og. Set
benz 8ubnitreif bat er Dor it6 hinge
.briitet n11o fiibrte CUR Mnnabme, baB
:er ri6t mebr BEL r1ormaler &rdfte iei.
&eo @ing. @barles 8aines, Der
am 9onner1tag ffribb letter ISOLDE ben
Earicab-9enfer @arrD Soffman bon
minneapolis eridofien bate, befann-
tie ita an 5a1nitog oes Moroes I'M
3meiten @ro6 {da1loig uno tpur0e bon
9iHriftsridter Gilbert Sobn1on a11f
ms 5taats5u9tba11s ge-
ididt.
Gilmore. 8iQinm Mnlnn6, "a
all, Sobn bon s.. S. Wn1an6,
@eibaftsma1tn bon Gilmore,
bat li6 in ieines Baters 56elne auf-
gebangt. Sn Golge bon Snfl11en5a
par er felt 6em 8eltfrieg ni6t mebr
re9t geiun6. Ct mar Elm St116ent Ser
u%niberlitat bon Mimeiota 1n6 Mit=
glie6 elmer prominenten 6amilte IN
County.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Noro=Dqfotd.

Sarge. &C. IS. Neibert Brdii-=
bent ser equity Cooperative 8ading
Company in Sarge un6 Mn0ere rei6<
ten am Mittpo9 gegen Sic friibere
2eitung ser @eieui6aft cine &lage
auf @riebung bon $111,580 Elm Sic
nod Der &lagei6rift o11rd ul1nridti-
.ge, leidtiinnige un6 nabldiige" Sc
i6dfttsflEbrung berloren gegungen fem
folen. Die MortbneIt Ml10it So.
IN Sarge fat Ser gquttD Cooperating
8afing COMPANY bier mgeffun00iigt,
bob Tie Elm neutrality-suspicious. gege1
|iie einleite1 nerbe tpeger elmer SD-
potbef bon $4,000. Sic Sirn1o bat
ungefdbr 10000 Mitglieber i'm Norb-
meiten. SIRE ffriibere Direftorenbebor=
6e bate ~ieiner5ett anf eine 6or6erung
bon $4,000 SEN 8etrag BON $4,000
abbe5abt nn6 fir oer1 &eif Soften, TO-
nte cine 9ppotbef bon $4,000 gege.
ben. 9ie neue Direftorenbeb0r6e er-
bob borigen Biuter sen @ortpurf, 6ab
nnregelmdBigteiten borldgen nn6 nei
gerte ii6, ben &elt gu be5ablen1 90
Der Betrag in feinem 8erbdltuis 81
ben bon ser Mu6t COMPANY gelet-
iteten Dienfte ftebe.
8ismard. SIM Mni6luB an Die
6emofratif9e @oruabl in Nortb 60
fotu bat S. .. &ellitrom ii, 8ismard
gegen IS. S. g. 9'Gonnor Mnflage
erboben, it@ gegen 6as itaatlide 8or=
tpablgeiek, ioDie geget 6as 8ltnoes-
gefeb gegen @ablforrnption bergan-
gen 5n baben. O'gonnor ltegte in Ser
gornabl iiber Selitrom als 6emo=
fratifder &an6ioat fir Sen 8un6esie-
nat. 8ir6 er iiberfubrt 10 i6eioet CT
ols @un6i6at fir Sic SaltptuaN aus.
Winot. Der gegen 6as &omitee
Der 45, cine gegen sic Nonparttian
2eaglte geri6tete politii6e @erei11i-
gung, erlaifene borldufige GinbultS-
|befebl miro oufgebpben tper6en, tpie
&idter Sobn g.. 2obe am Mifttpoh
entfdieo, Der Midter erfanrte, 6aB
oas Diitriftsgert6t nibt 5nitdn0ig ge=
meien lei. Der ginbnltsbefeW nor
bon 65ranf 6euitrom, 2ign 4anoi6at
fir ole Staatslegislatur, erlangt
tDoroen, Ser geIten6 mabte, 6aB sc.
tpiiie angeblide poItttibe nmtriebe
6es &on1itees Der As lin ibdbigten
u16 gegen 6as @eieb uber forr11pte
Mdblmetbo6en berftieben.
Seem Snlem. 80 Snl6a, I7idbrige
gobter bon Serntar1 2etierin berIor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

Ge5trfeS baben tetne 9agelDer}ider=
utg.
5uo>D afota.
Miqer. - Gin flei1es Mreal bon
8internei5en auf Ser Garm bon q.
8. 8ennet, iu6li6 bon. bier, ergab
BEL Der grnte 81 8nidel per Mfer
mil einern @epidt bon 65 Bfuno
per Bufdel. Diefes grgebnig miro
Die bieitge1 Sarmer beranlaiien, mie-
Der mebr 8intertpei5en gu bd11en. Ser
@oit tpur6e in bieiiger @egeno nidt
bemerH.
Sot Springs. = Ser arteiiide
8runnen in &nrtin Gale, abt Meilen
bon bier, Ser 1900 SUB tief getrieben
muroe unb ban11 pegen 8ru9 oes
8obrers eingeiteM merben mnBte, 1T
mie6er an Ser Mrbeit un6 man err
nartet einen glten grfolg a1f @aier
in ben nddiiter 100 SUB. @aupt5nef
6es 8r11nners lit Die 8eiorgung oes
5ablreiGen 8iebitan6es nit Srinftpal-
fer. aber es fino Mn5eid,en porbon,
BEN BOB man Del nnitott @oIier an
|bobrt.
&rron. Ser ein,tno5man8iaab-
rige 0illinm Mc&inleD Mcgam bon
8olf Roint, Mont., ertronf am Conn
~tagna6mittog beim 8o6en I'M ct.
SSames sSSlnB. - 8unbes= un6 Staats
Prohibitions Mgenten boben sic Groin
6arm orei Meilen bon bier, beinrge<
ifudt unb cine 2aonng 5fot9 8bisfeD
I'M 8ert bon $4,000, tpeI6e per Mu-
tomobil bon CANADA eingei9muggelt
1plroe, bei6lagmbmt, ons Antomobil|
pnroe ebenfans f%onfiS5iert. 3mei
Waanner, tDelde gffgentuimer oeS
BbisfeDs tuaren tno Ste Gbauffeure,
mur0en bon 6en 8eamter perfolgt,
nn6 obglei6 biele &ugeln geme9ielt
mnr6en, entfamert Sic S6m1ggler IN
0ie Serge.
Dea0moo6. - Mit fnapper Scot
tultr6e bier EN- Musbr19 Ser Bolfs=
mutt berbin0ert, als ser BET ser Bur
lington 8ubn bei6dftigte Md6ter
SSoFbn Sones Dem @eidenfteller &ar-
rD Schumacher cine t0tlt6e sduB@
beibra6te. Sones puroe Ell
LENDS, ieiner 5iderbeit boIber, nod
6em gonntpgefdngnis in Sot 5prine11
gebra6t, 90 enfruitete 8nirger Miene
madten, 8olfsiuiti3 an ibm 511 uben.
Mber6een. 5toots.Giernr3tl
Bbelps trnf an Samitag bon 8ierre
bier Elm a11f ser Durdreiie nod beml
Dap-@ountb, no er oie Befdmpfungl
6eS Mil5bran6s unter BEN 8inbern
nabe Bierpont p%eri011Iib Ieiten min.
38nei Srti6often int Sap gountD ife-
Zen megen Der 5eube nnter Anaran-
tame. Or. Stop GUTHRIE, Gerarat in
Rterpont, mel6e bet Ser 8%ebonol1ng
bon erfranftem gieb angeitedtt tpur0e,
1T iebt auBer 9ebensgefobr.
Oanfton. Die ffeine 8ernice
SEMEN, melbe etnen Meger in ibrem
g1ternbauie beim Steblen entoedte,
erbieH einen Drobbrief, III benz Ser
5dreiber ii6 als tpeiBen Damn aus
gibt, Ser ben Diebitab1 begangen ba-
be. Ser 8rief ioQte 111r ben @eroa9t
bon oe1n labmen Beger ablenfen, BEL
benz Die geitoblenen 5a6en gefunoen
mltr6en.
2angforo. Gin 5peites grobeS
Geter IN 6ieiem Sabre aerit0rte bus
&eftm1rant bon Borden uno Sen an
g%ren5en6en 2a6en bon 5orenlen 81
%SSacobioL Ser Dor bielen Sabren bon
g. 6. 8m Brnnt gebal1t fpl1r0e. SS1t
BENT @ebduoe befanoen fi6 nod onBer
pem &eitaurant Elm Ebeater, Elm
&onfeftio1s un6 &obmeis @eiddft.
Miiiion Sin. - Set bielen SAB.
ren fino gum eriten Male mieoer
&lopperidlangen IN Heiiger @egemo
n,tfnnfrnhn,4 ,t4,S mn r@.o5n2 Ncrnn,hfox
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
GINGER WEEK
SPONSOREDBY
D. .C.OFf|C|ALS
Commissioners Call on Public
To Give Support to Educa-
tionaI Campaign.

Calling attention to the fact that
medical records show that more people
over forty years OF age die of cancer
than OF pneumonia. tuberculosis, or
typhoid fever. the District Com
missioners today issued a proclama.
ton setting aside next week as
cancer week."
THE District Medical Society is
10 engage in a campaign OF educa.
ton to fight this disease" the
proclamation reads. ''by informing
the public how to recognize the
danger signals of the disease in
order that treatment may be ap-
piled before II is too late. This is
worthy movement, and the Com.
missioners express the hope that
the efforts OF all the people will be
enlisted in this educational cam
paign."
Members of the society and the
local comm ttee for the control of
cancer, met today in the Medical
Society building, 1913 NJ street
northwest. Reports of the various
committees indicate that an inten-
sive program has been completed.
and that 1t Is to be intens. .vely
pushed throughout the week.
DR.. James +. Mitchell, honorary
chairman. presided.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
PARENTSW|LL
BRING SMALE' s
BODY T0C|T
Cornell Student Killed In Au'
Crash Was Central High
Graduate.

The body OF Homer Bailey SINAI
il!neteen.year-old sophomore at CO
nell University. will be brought he
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyr'
A. Smale. OF 1912 X street. this eV
ming from Scranton, Pa. near whh
place the young man was killed "
terday In an automobile crash. tt
father and mother left Washing'o
Immediately upon being notified
the fatal termination of Sniales au
tour from Ithaca, n. Y, headed 10
the Capital.
Smale. a graduate of Central Higl
School. class OF 1921. was en- rout
here for weeks end stay with thrc
classmates, all Washingtonian whel
their machine skidded fro mthe roa'
way at Foster, Pa, near Scranton
plunged down forty.foot embanl
ment. turned turtle and pinned tn
occupants underneath. Kendall h
Hoyt, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John HOY
1446 Belmont street, was badly CT
suffered minor injuries. refused I
give their names to the PennsylvanE
police. It Is reported.
G. NJ. Noel. with whom Mr.. nnf
Mrs. Smale live, received n Telegram
from them last night. notifying hin
their sons body would be brough'
back tonight. and that the funera
would be held tomorrow. John {
Hoyt, civil engineer In the Depart
ment of the Interior. was in commu
nication last night with his son. who
went through Central with Smale.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
LAST S|NALOA
BANDIT CHIEF
DIES IN FIGHT
Wset Coast of Mexico Is Now
Free of Rebels, Declares
President Obregon.
BY Universal Service.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 10.-The
rebel general Juan Carrasco was
killed yesterday at Huamachilito In
the state of Durango.
Eight other rebels were killed in
the same battle, In which federal
troops were victorious, under Gen
eral Juan Torres.
The Federals also took six priso.
ners.
Two federal soldiers were wound
ed.
President Obregon today declared
that the killing of Carrasco, who
was known as the terror OF
Sinaloa." means that there will be
no further trouble with the rebels
In the Pacific coast states.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
SEARCH FOR WOMEN WHO
ROBBED MAN IN ALLEY

Sixth precinct policemen today
are searching for three colored
women whom Lee Robertson, of the
Arizona Hotel, $40 C street north
west, claims seized him early this
morning. dragged him into an alley
near his hotel and robbed him of
$268.
Robertson told the police he was
walking on c street when tn
women approached him, one askin;
what time was. He claims tha
after he took his watch from his
pocket. the women attacked him
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Evelyn Nesbit Faces
Jail Term For
Contempt
By U".--TsaI Service.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Nov.
lO.-Esely Nesbit ignored a
summons issued on complaint Of
Henri Martin, cafe proprietor,
and yesterday was held in con
tempt Of court. She faces a
jail sentence.
Martin complained Miss Mes
bit had violated a contract to
appear at his cabaret as enter
tainer by acting as hostess at
the Palais Royal, rival
restaurant.
Miss Nesbit told the court
she was a co-partner with Max
Williams, owner of tie Palais
Royal, and appeared there only
as a guest.
After Vice Chancellor Inger-
soil remarked that all that re-
mained wds to set aside the
decree Of contempt for which to
punish, the case was put over
until next week.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Boys Overcoats and
Mackinaws,
Exceptional at S8.75

Just the very coats for winter days-the
kind that will serve for school and dress
wear, too.
The Overcoats are plaid back lined, and fin.
ished with patch pockets; sizes to years.
Mackinaws of al-wool mixtures, including
dark brown shades; also with patch pockets;
sizes Z to II years.
If you haUe boy, don't overlook this
selling.
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Ships to Change Flags.

The flag Of Panama Will replace
the American flag on the passenger
steamships Reliance and Resolute
next week. Attorney General Daugh'
erty's dry ruling Is said to have
caused the change. The Resolute
begins a world cruise on November
IS. The Reliance VII cruise TO
South American points.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10

III you want to experiment.. try
some of those things you talk about.
But II you really want that itching
stopped and your skin healed, I advise
you to get lar of Resinol Ointment,
and a cake Of Resinol Soap. We
doctors have been prescribing that
treatment ever since you we're a
small boy. 50 we know what it will do.
1t is cooling, soothing. easy and eco
nomical to use, and rarely fails to over.
come eczema and similar affections.
Ask your dealer today for Resinol
Soap and Ointment
The Washington times., 1922-11-10

Blouses,
Very Special, SIPS
The high grade quality
dimity of these makes them
really remarkable values at
$2.25.
Fine Cross Bar or Striped
Dimity Blouses with Peter Pan
or Tuxedo collars and turn-back
cuffs, trimmed with
Handmade Lace and
Drawn Work
Styles buttoning at front or
back. Sizes 81 to 46.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Christmas Sale of Rings, SOC

Engagement, Wedding and
Birthday Rings. Many set
with stones resembling dia-
monds pearls, amethyst,
sapphire, ruby and onyx.
Also Children's Rings.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Tomorrow Double
Garter Brassieres. 88c

Of fine quality fig
ured pink brocade;
pliable, smooth in line
and with wide elastic
insets at the side and
four strong hose sup
porters.
An ideal corset SUBJ
stitute for the young
girl or slender wom-
an. And for larger
figures, the Garter
Brassiere is very COM
Portable as a neglige
or athletic corset.
In all sizes from S2
to d.
AIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Children's Shoes
Special, $1.95

Gun Metal Lace and Button
Shoes. sizes to IL: Patent
Leather and White Top Lace
Shoes. sizes Sh to 2; Brown Calf
Lace Shoes, sizes S1s to II.
Boys Shoes, s2.s5-20o pairs;
sizes 10 to 13, 1914 to 2 and 2s
to z; brown blncher and bal
styles; tan calf balls.
Infants Shoes, Sl.35-Kidskin
and patent; sizes / to s.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

Our Store Is built on our customers satis- faction. We always try our best to be right but right or not, our customers wishes come first Those who know us best like our ways because their way is our way.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

Wehave planned big the People the Warren District well outofown o the selections are largest and the most reasonable Our plans extend Community Days
  friends folks Wem this of rchandse.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
Notions

Sample line of Vanity Cases and Pocket Books at big reductions.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

We Solicit Your Mail Orders We have the GOODS with the SERVICE and the determination to PLEASE. Write for samples and prices. All orders filled same day as received.