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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
POMONA GRANGE VOTES
AGAINST BONUS BILL
Also Against Coal and Railroad
Strikes and Abolition OF
Useless Offices.

on the ground that the energies Of
the country should be devoted wholly
90 reconstruction. members OF Pomo-
ma Grange Of New Castle county. at
their quarterly nyetins In Eden hali
yesterday AFTERNOON. cmphatically
voiced their sentiments as being OPP
posed 10 general soldier bonus. or
any other project that Nigh, weaken
tho country's resources. a resolu-
ton TO this effect was drafted and
adopted unanimously. The resolu-
zion favors the governments caring
for the disabled eS-service men, but
protests against general apprepria-
tons.
Another matter which the grange
acted upon was a request made by
Worthy Master 5. j. Lowell of Ere
donia. y. Y. that the members take
stand against railroad or coal
strike AT this time. Mr.. Lowell ex-
plained the results OF a coal or rail-
road strike At length. and urged the
local grangers 10 protest against a
condition that win stop progress OF
recovery from the recent war They
unanimously agreed 10 follow the in
structions 81 the national worthy mas
:ur.
Worthy Master Frank Yearsley, who
presided NJ Yesterdays meeting. an
uounced today that he had appointed
Mrs Ethel RraCkin secretary Of Pomo-
ma Grange. ~ an the vacancy caused
bv the resignation of Secretary Ia St
burn who is leaving the state. which
was presented yesterday afternoon.
Z. q, a. n mani AZ Harmony
Grange,
Addresses were made n the meet ng
ly Robert T. Robinson. past worthy
master Of Delaware Grange. Mayor
la.Roy Harvey. who made the vel
coming address: and Or. II. l.. Stahl
director ~ the Bureau Of RcsearCh for
the state Board OF Education, who
spoke ON rural school problems. The
meeting was opened in The NTH de
crec. hut az the close ot a business
session. was re-cpoued in the fourth
degree
\ resolution presented IN tho morn
iug that The grange pledge itself q
work for the election ~ men 90 th'
next legislature who viii vote Tor The
abolishmcrt % useless offices and or
the reduction 81 salaries. was adopted
Another resolution. submitted 10y Har
mony Grange. asking that Pomona
Grange favor the imposition 81 two
cent tax on gasoline per gallon. M
proceeds to be scd FOR the upkcol
81 roads. was aid ON the table 80
future acton. The resolution comm Z
tee comprises &. Wesley MaClarl
Frank Klair and Arnold Naudain.
The next annual meeting of Pomo
IA Grange will be- held In March, 1923
IN the Hotel du Pont. ana luncheon
viii he feature. Pomona Grang
comprises all the oranges in the coun
~.
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trN.s gN-sR~AINNESr
AT y. =. utIr&>'!

4 iauslce. ana literary entertain
rent wss given last Wednesday even
ms IN the Jni,e& Presbyterian Church
~ the choir. The rroGmm was as
follows: Selections. by the choir;
plano end violin duet. BY Misses
Marion Johns and Gcrirude Fucg;
vocal Duet, Mrs Pierce and MrC. y.
Ticyle: vocal solos. Miss Marguerite
HrCwn. =. \. Mahoney, ]. r. Glenn,
John Collins and Mass Helen Manson;
piano solos. Miss NJ. Johns. Miss Irere
Glenn; piano and violin selections.
Mrs. Link and ,ir. Miller; selections.
lrarte: comprising J. Glenn, Irene
Glenn. Rev. y. y. Calhoun and J.
Glenn: rccitaticns. Misses Helen Cath-
cart and Eva Foster.
After the rrogram, refreshments
were served. \ large number Of per-
sons were IN attendance.
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TEMPLE OF TRUTH BALL
THURSDAY, MARCH q
Buffet Supper and an Enter
tainment Will be Added
Features.

The annual bali of the Temple of
Truth will bs held on Thursday eve
ming. March %. In the du Pont
Sail Room, Always ono OF the social
features of the Jewish year. this years
Temple ball promises TO excel any
o. the previous ones. In addition to
the dancing, there Will be buffet
suppe. AMI an entertainment which
is being arranged by Jas. n. Ginna.s
The committee In charge - headed
oy Or. A. Goberman, with James j.
Cohen, treasurer. and A. Rehssman,
secretary. The other members of the
committee are: L. Waterman, Ah.
ToplSic. Jules Rothschild, Ralph Saltz-
ian. Milton Bendheim, Al. Levy
Charles K. p~euer and Harry Braun
atein.
The early demand for tickets inei-
! Gates a large attendance.
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Head Stuffed By
Catarrh or Cold :?
Use Healing Cream

II Your nostrils are clogged. your
throat distressed. or your head IS stuff
fed by nasty catsrrh or cold. applI
II little pure. antlseptic. germ destroy
Ing cream into your nostrils. 1t peno-
trates through every air passage.
soothing inflamed, swollen membranes
and you get instant relief.
How good II feels. Your nostrils
are open. Your head is clear. NJ
more hawking, snuffling, dryness 81
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from any
druggist. Colds and catarrh yieic
like magic Don't atsy stuffed ZIP
Relief Is sure
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NO CONTAGIOUS DISEASE. "
AT STATE HSSpfI'AL

The report fer tho month OF Fob
ruary OF the State Hospital at fsrn-
hurst. submitted at the toare Of truS-
toes meeting YESTERDAY 1howc that
during that period the institution hac
been free from all contagious disea ses,
despite the prcvsleuoe OF uuch.
The population IN Ecoruary J
numbered SIC: a62 malen and 254 fe-
males. Three males and four females
were admitted, ana two males emo
four females cied during tho month
The sum OF si.78S.3s was received Ton
the board of paid patients. There
wcre 5l4 inmates at the hospital or
MACH /, 263 males and 254 females.
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gprorth Animal Institute.

Chaplain Mccoy OF Washington. D.
C., was the principal speaker at the
closing session Of the Epworth Annual
Institute in fIarricon street M. I'll
Church last night Rev. John II. sum
walt Of Grace NJ. u. Church also gave
q brief sddree1 The ministers who led
classes were: Rev. w. q. Harris, Rev.
Vaughn Moore, Rev, Elwood Jones
and Rey. T.. NJ. broadway.
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Charles y. Jacobs OF 00s Franklin
street. and graduate Of Bloomfield
Higt. school. She IL IN sssociate
editor Of The Campus. the college
newspaper. and member OF the An
zivo. en honorary French 5ociety.
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MISS JACOBS An EDITOR
Wjlmlngton Ghl Directing Head 81
Mldhlebury Collegs Journal.

Misa Elizabeth NJ. Jacobs. a Junior
Mt Middlebury College, Mi61lebvry,
VT. has been chosen SIS an associate
editor of the new college literary
magazine. the fret number o. which
Is expected 20 APPEAR Jus. tsfor, the
Easter recesn.
Mjsa Jacobs IL the daughter OF
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Of vlneland, Mrs. #. r. Grimm OF Phil
adelphia, Mrs. Roger s. Forbes OF
Germantown. Mrs. 7. w. illman OF
vineland and Mrs. Darl Davis OF Ian
caster, and Mrs. Robert Holt OF Tren-
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These Finer Dress Cinghams
Are Only
soc and 75c a ward now

Formerly this line French Madras Dress
Bingham 80 inches wide) sold for much
more than our special price Of soc and 75c
a yard. A large assortment Of the popular
checks in many different colorlngs. Now sec
and 75c a yard and 80 inches wide.
grades, from Csc yard up.
Coored Rpplettes, 81 inches wide, Csc
a yard
For Saturday. yards. 36-inch, heavy
Unbleached Muslin for $l.0O.
Basement
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II what you want isn't offered on the
classified page today, telephone an ad
OF your own.---Adv.
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sl,sna Yonng Women 70 Mc.t-

Tho regular meeting CT the Young
women's Homs Missionary Auxiliary
of Grace NJ. Il. Church will be held
home OF Mro. William a. CALVIN 500
West sixth street.. The davctions
VIII be conducted b. Miss Arabslla O..
Crothers, eeaconess. and the DOr1c VII
30 In charge OF Mrs l.. n. Clark.
Read the classification II OF the clas-
sified I'D section and sec what houses
are for rent todaY.- ADV.
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Radiurn Allovers
Radium Flouncings
at Saturday Special Prices

The Radium Allovers are specially priced
at $3.50 a yard, are SO inches wide, are in
black or brown or navy.
The Radium Flouncings are very deep 80
inches wIde) and here in black, brown or navy.
Special for Sl.69 yard.
Spanish AloVers in black, brown or navy
are included fc 'urday's selling at S2.7s
yard. Dept, First Floor.
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Black, browns cordovan, white in
fine quality mercerized Isle. You'll
like the wear of these and their trim
fit, as we'll as these special prices.
Now Csc. 85c and SIPS a pair.
Wayne OUTSIDE Isle of superior
finish and quality are here in black,
grey, brown, cordovan and white,
now Sl.l0 and $1.35 a pair.
Hosiery, First Floor.
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LADIES'
UMBRELLAS
Special at Sl.5O each

These are made of Ameri-
can Taffeta. one of the most
Servlceable and good = look
ing cotton coverings made
and also have bakelite ring
and handle.
First Floor.
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splendid assortment including
wooden bead, metal leather and
metal combinations. Regularly
from fourth to double this Satur-
day only, price of $1.00 each.
First Floor.
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Two styles in black, one
plain with drawing string
top, the other a three-ln-
one bag. Choice Saturday
for 48c each.
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capital out of this scandal in the
movie colony. They've been itching
for it for years, knowing it was
bound to break out some day q.
How long do you imagine it'll be
before the reporters will ferret out
The fact that Linda Lee is Mrs.
Bellamy Druce? Do you want to sit
in the witness box and testify
against that demented creature
when she's tried for murder?"
What you think :"
What the devil do you care what
| think? If you aren't what people
are going to say you are, what arc
you doing here, alone with Summer
lad, in his own home, at night?'
THE Lontaines were coming to
dinner, but"
Butt" Bel snorted. "Oh, all
right! I'll give you the benefit of
the doubt, if that'll induce you to
clear out of this before it's too late.
And it isn't as if you could do Sum-
merlad any good by staying. His
fate's all up to the surgeons. I'll
keep you posted, I'll come and tell
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&M@e.h10I
WUOuIS JOSEPH NANCEA~< ~
con ks Louis Jos~rA Yslrs.

Continued From Our Last Issue)
But always ere now he had forti-
fled and shriven her conscience with
the belief that they were of one
mind, it must and would be Reno
first 49,.
Now Reno no longer held forth
any promise of salvation, of the
avs sanction, the church's counte-
nance. Today and henceforward it
must be all for love or nothing
-. break final and irrepar-
able ...
And for all the shock she had suf-
fered, for all the wrong Lynn had
done and the pain of which his i'll
faith had been the cause, the love
she had given the man stin vas
dear, dangerously sweet and disarn-
ing. Already she was aware of
anxiety to grasp at excuses for him,
to comfort the ache in her heart
with the thought that she was ac-
cording charity to a dear transgres-
sor, already she felt her strength to
resist being sapped, flesh and spirit
surrounding anew to the spell he
knew too well how to weave.
The scales hung long in trembling.
They turned only when Summerlad.
nnWisely, losing patience, sought to
take by storm the lips she had not
yet made up her mind to surrender,
and thus aroused resistance till then
dormant.
With an ease that in queer, de-
tached way she found surprising,
she managed to break his embrace.
Nevertheless the effort left her faint.
She faltered to the fireplace and
rested hand on the mantel, her
forehead upon the hand Lynn fol-
lowed, stood by her side. Over and
over he murmured gently: LINDA,
Linda, Linda e" Shaking from
head to foot, she made a feeble sign
OF appeal He disregarded this en-
tlrely, his arms again stole round
her and would have drawn her to
him but that, of sudden, her mind
caught at a straw of memory, she
drew away, with a hand upon his
bosom put him firmly from her, eyes
that were melting none the less
denying him, lips that were a-quiver
with iYes" resolutely pronouncing
'Nor"
You are cruel ="
mo, Lynn. Wait. Tell me some
thing -. You say she-your wife
agreed to divorce your"
Il made her promise" Summerlad
asserted grimly.
When was that? The day she
disappeared? The day | found her
lying senseless in her room?"
/ suppose so, Well: then-yes."
Did you have much of a scene?"
TN say it was some stormy young
session"
rs that why you found it ncces-
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y THE AMERICAS TlMEs-REcoRDER.

Lynn, W. ha face as blank as paper,
Spinning, topping. beating the air
with aimless arms, pitching to the
floor like something blasted, resting
there in a siekening, inert crumple;
and was keenly aware of the acrid
reek of smokeless powder cutting, as
acid cuts oil, the sensuous scent of
the roses that dressed the room in
her honor; and all the while was con-
scious of the pistol nOsing in between
the draperies like an animate thing
Of infinite malice, and the pallid oval
Of the face behind it, that seemed to
float in the dark as might the mask
of some mad ghost.
As the din Of those three shots
lost weight and volume, a thin shout
ing became audible from some point
outside the house, and Nelly Mar
luis, with the sweep of a fury, her
eyes burning like black opals, broke
through the hangings at the win
dow, and pulled up with pistol lev
eled point-blank at Lucinda's
breast.
A single thought persisted: An
other instant and l shall be as
Lynn -.
Then abruptly through the win
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sarY to strike her2n

sary to strike herr"
Summerlad started. What Strike
her! What do you mean?"
But his eyes. WINGED from her
importunate regard.
"She-Nelly had a bruise on her
cheek, that afternoon; and it wasn't
an old bruise. Lynn: you struck herw
perhaps. Maybe | did forget my
self. / don't remember. What if |
did? She asked for it, didn't she?
I'd have half killed her if she'd
stuck to her refusal to go back
eastr
Realizing that his tongue was
Iagain running away with his discre-
ton, he curbed it sharply.
She started back in repulsion, but
he overlook her in the middle of the
room and again crushed her to him.
Linda, Linda! what do these
things matter? | love you, dearest,
you love me, nothing else matters.
For Gods sake be kind to me! let's
forget"
The fury of her antagonism found
him unprepared. Once more his
arms were empty. And this time
when he started in pursuit, some
thing he couldn't see struck him
brutally in the chest and threw him
back. In the same instant he heard
a heavy, crashing noise he couldn't
account for. An inhuman sound. 1t
shook the room, beat deafeningly
upon ones ears, As if someone had
overturned a heavy piece of furni-
ture. Only no one had. Certainly he
hadn't, certainly Lucinda hadn't. She
was flattened against the farther
wall, watching haln with a face of
horror, blanched and gaping.
Enfaged, he put forth all his
strength to recover from that mex
phcable blow, And instantly it was
repeated. And again. Each time ac-
companied by that savage, crashing
noise. Like thunder cut off short.
And each time he reeled under the
impact, and sickening pains shot
through him, like knives white-hot.
he felt himself sinking
In expiring flashes of conscious
ness he saw Lucinda, still flat
against the wall, staring not at him
but at a French window nearby. Be-
tween its curtains a woman's arm
was thrust, the hand prasping an
automatic pistol with muzzle family
running There was face of sha-
lowed paIlor dimly visible beyond
me curtains, a face with wild, ex
ultant eyes -. Nelly's
XXI
10 the woman pinned to the wall
by shock the moments immedi-
ately following that murdcrous fusil-
lade were a raving weller of horrors.
Between two heartbeats She saw
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dow dark and heavy body hurled
and fastened upon the woman's
back, swinging her aside, the pistol
detonated with a below, the bullet
pumped into the wall close by Lu-
cinda's head.
She heard a voice crying out again
and again, "Bel! Bel! Bel!'.
Her own voice and for a
long time hung in dread upon the
issue of that swaying combat: while
Bel chung to the woman's arm, NUT,
terinE and painting in futile efforts
to wrest her weapon away; while
Nelly clawed, bit, kicked, pounded
her free fist repeatedly into Bells
face, and wrcnched madly at her
captive wrist.
Of a sudden, from her hand a
spiteful tongue of fire licked out at
Bel, his right arm failed back and
fell useless, agony convulsed his
features. Free, the woman bounded
away and with a laugh of maniac
cIea swung the pistol to bear upon
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MS necu-
Without knowing what she did,
Lucinda flung herself upon Nelly's
arm and bore it down. With defect
ed muzzle the pistol exploded for the
last time. Dropping it, Nelly turned
on Lucinda and dealt with her as
might madwoman. Impressions
grew confused beyond assortment, of
Hopping wildly this way and that, of
hot breath beating into her face, of
her bare flesh suffering rain OF
cruel blows.
Thrown off without warning, how
she couldn't guess, she felt herself
Keeling back, tripping, falling. Some
thing struck the back of her head a
stunning blow, and she knew flicker
ing nausea while dense night like
moving cloud on every hand closed
in upon her.
Choking and coughing, she un-
closed her eyes upon the vision OF
Bells face. A hand holding bottle
of smelling salts dropped away from
her nose, Bel saluted her reviving
intelligence with an even growl:
You'll do now, | guess. Try to pull
yourself together. No time to lose
"My head aches :" She saw
Bel in his shirt-sleeves, with the
cuff turned back above his right
elbow, the forearm rudely bandaged
with torn linen on which deep
stain was spreading. "But Bel
your ARM"
Hurts like hell Bullet ploughed
through the underside from wrist to
elbow, nearly. I'd be dead if you
hadn't jumped for her"
Sand l, if you hadn't come
through the window when you did.
But Lynn"
Bel laughed shortly. 'The excel
lent Mr.. Summerlad's still breathing.
That's all We can tell till the surgeon
gets here"
What became of - herr"
"Got away clean, worse luck!-
| NsNtNhON pCto6 INT anu I'LL JuSu lilN
window like shot"
Summerlad lay where he had fall
len, on the far side of that piece of
furniture, His face, upturned to the
staring light, was like a thing Of
sculptured ivory, expressionless ana
blanched The shirt beneath the
! Powered dressng-gown was hideous-
ly blotted.
"You thin . . o Bel do youo
really think he will live?"
No fear, Bel sneered. Hell
make fool of many another woman
before he's finished. My chauffeur
will run you down to the hotel. ]
think he's to be trusted. Wish | felt
sure of that Jap"
Sure Of him?"
why do you suppose Pm hurry
ing you away? Do you want the pa
pers to get hold of the fact that you
were keeping an designation witt
this actor when his wife caught you
and shot him?"
Lucinda let her wrap fall "If my
relationship to Lynn is what yor
imply-then my place is here with
him."
"Please yourself But remember
the papers are going to make big
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Mail Coupon Now!

You simply will not believe what a wonderful i'm
provement IRONIZED YEAST can bring in your
appearance and general health until you try 1t.
Test is absolutely free. Mail coupon at once Note:
Full sized packages of RONIZED YEAST sold at all
druggists guarantee of satisfactory results
from first package or money Instantly refunded.
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Mallinson's
Tricolette Fiber Silk

We have small lot of Manson TRCOETE FIBER SILK
have been selling 81 SO 81 90 the
The coors the desirable about half dozen left
inches wide Here's the
uar These 81 SO and So. 90 values at
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THESTANDARD
SHOE SALE FOR
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
200 Pairs Women's Low Shoes
AT Less Than Manufacturers
Cost

Cost.
Of black and brown kid, medium,
high or low heels; not every size in
the lot but every size in some of the
lot; flexible soles; the actual whole
sale cost on this grade would be at
least $3.50 today. Take your pick
here Friday and Saturday, Pair $l.98
AT $3.50. SELF famous Royal Blue
Shoes IN straps, pumps and OK
tords; very stylish footwear;
new heels, flexible soles; equal
to any $500 grade. Here Fri
day and Saturday ....--...-s3.5 so
At $1.5H, Misses White Mary
Jane Pumps, white leather soles;
all sizes; value, $500.
At SAC Yard Choice of one big
counter of fine Wide Silk Rib
bons; some are up to 8 inches
wide and formerly sold up to
75c Yard.
At soc. New Collar and Cuff
Sets; the latest thing in ladies'
neckwear.
At $l.O0. New Novelty Collar
and Vestee, of fine imported
Venice Lace.
At 95c. Over one hundred Dress
Patterns of the best standard
Bingham; fast color.
At soc. Great variety of Child
ren's Silk Socks; all colors; all
sizes.
AT SOC. Misses and .Childrcn's
81 Socks, medium and large
sizes, black and cadet.
At 25c. Choice of one big lot of
Mems Silk Four-in-H Hand Ties,
formerly soc.
At Csc. Women's pure thread
Silk Stockings, white, black and
brown; value $3.50.
At $1.00. One big lot of Mems
Dress Shirts, of Madras and
Percale; some of the famous E.
d w. make; all worth $1.50.
At Csc. Choice of one. big lot of
Ladies Wolfe Waists; new styles;
values up to S1.50.
At 79c. Mems Work Shirts, made
of the famous Golden Rule
Cheviots; value $1.0O.
At soc. Mems Balbriggan Under
wear, bieached snow white;
value 75c.
At 48c. Ladies Ribbed Union
Suits, Of soft finish cotton yarn,
very elastic; all sizes; value 75c.
At &c. One big lot of Mems Sec
onds," White Laundered Col
lars; al styles and sizes.
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Forsyth St. Next Bank of Commerce
AMERICUS, GA.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Central Time.

(Central 1lme.j
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
yuaranteed:
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THURSDAY, JUNE |. 1922.

out a word, swung it round her
shoulders, turned and left the room.
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue.)
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

Arrives Leaves
5:15 pm Richland-Cols 1000 am
$40 pm Cordele-Savh. 1926 pm
1921 pm Richland-Montg'y 3 10 pm
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.

3:45 am Albany-Jaxville IL :55 pm
2:58 am Albany-Jaxville 1887 am
1887 am Chgo, st. l.. Alta 1858 am
l :35 am Chit and Atlanta t:35 am
& Daily; @ Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-18

~ = y ~ - go - rsesle
~. ri q time fully recovered
fSi6n the e4ecb Of tho ballet
Ihe nsEspepers didn't learn q
~ sheotipg 81 Mr.. Elliott until
Slsw Gable ves murdeFed Then
(1portorS Of The Argus and tn