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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1920

Page

2

Anti Saloon League Speaker to Tour Illinois on April 18

Col. Dan Morgan Smith Chicago attorney and battalion commander speaks at three Quincy churches on April 18. He recounts war experiences of the 358th Infantry known as the Battlion of Death while outlining anti saloon league aims. Meetings are free and open to women and men.

Anti Saloon League Dan Morgan Smith Chicago 358Th Infantry Ilinois Anti-Saloon League of America Illinois League Quincy Vermont Street Methodist Episcopal Church George H. Wilson FP. A. McCarty Col. Smith Union Congregational Church GL. Losh A. Thompson F. A. McCarty Christian Church of Pittsfield A. R. Grumman John DeWitt Leck St. Mihiel Smith Illinois National Guard America Col Smith Union Anti- Saloon League

Bond posted in probate court for estate of Dicker

In probate court Charles H W Goertz as administrator of the estate of Sarah FE Dicker posted bond of 4000 dollars on Thursday. Death is the punishment for house breaking in Siam.

Charles H W. Goertz Sarah FE. Dicker Siam

Big Rally Today For Inter Church Movement Campaign

Ministers and laymen from Quincy district Methodist churches attended a meeting at Vermont Street church to back the Inter church movement. Notable speakers included Dr. Victor Thrall of Chicago and H F Lummis with afternoon talks by Dr. E M Antrim and others. Plans for today’s rally include a noon luncheon with national speakers at the Chamber of Commerce, a women’s meeting at First Presbyterian, and a mass rally at Vermont Street M E church.

Methodist Churches of Quincy Vermont Street Victor Thrall Chicago H. F. Lummis Vermont Street Church F. A. McCarty D. L. Musselman Women’s Foreign Missionary Society E. V. Moorman Minute Men R. R. Potter E. M. Antrim Springfield C. A. Wells Dr. Gibbs Decatur M. K. Sinnock Women W. A. Markiam R. E. Marshall Helen Munroe Ralph Hall National Association National Fame Adams County Chamber of Commerce

Play at St Peter Bazar in St Peter Bazar

A one act comedy by Loyal Daughters and Ready To Serve class of St Peter Evangelical church at the annual spring bazar. Cast includes Lisetta Lageman Margaret Rasche Amanda Schratlla Elsa Blusne Elsa Rasche Edna Arnsmann Ora Rengstorff. Bazaar offered fancy work quilts aprons and home cooking with luncheon 5 to 8 pm chaired by Mrs Louis Blume and Mrs Henry Wolf.

Gertrude Mason Loyal Daughters St. Peter Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society Lisetta Lageman Margaret Rasche Amanda Schralla Elsa Blusne Elsa Rasche Edna Arnsmann Ora Rengs

Unitarian Young PeopleHold Dancing Party at Knights Hall

More than 500 couples attended a dance hosted by the Unitarian Young People's Society in Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday night. Rialto orchestra provided the music as sandwiches and punch were served. Carl Merkel chaired the entertainment committee with assistants Miss Margaret Lauter Miss Frances Eldred Mrs Earl F. Cook and Lester Meyer.

Unitarian Young People's Society Knights of Columbus Hall Rialto Orchestra Carl Merkel Margaret Lauter Frances Eldred Earl F. Cook Lester Meyer

Easter program scheduled after storm postponement

Burton Presbyterian church will hold the Easter program this Sunday, rescheduled from last Sunday due to the storm. St James Lutheran members hosted a successful bazar Thursday evening in the school, with attractively decorated booths and an active Ladies Sewing circle.

Burton Presbyterian Church St. James St. James Lutheran Church

General Strike Declared in Fiume Amid Water and Power Cut

The Associated Press reports a general strike in Fiume on April 8. Workers halted water and lights services, demanding restoration of food supply and pricing to pre-crisis levels, and adjustments to money value to restore wage purchasing power.

Associated Press Triest Fiume

Snowstorm Hits West Point Area with Tough Week

West Point Illinois endured a heavy snow storm causing services to be canceled across churches. Icicles four feet long formed as thermometers registered ten degrees at 5 AM. Trains ran late and drifts delayed travel. Local land sale notes include Glen Hartman selling farmland for 240 dollars an acre. Township election elected trustees Hall and Richie and town clerk Guthrie. A baptismal service occurred despite snow with eight baptized and one uniting. Various residents shopped in Quincy and Bowen, while plans for a new hotel stirred talk of stock orders.

West Point Mrs. Pyles Quincy Mr. Smith George Jennings Glen Hartman Lester Workman Mrs. Hartman Mrs. McNeal Mrs. Hane Mr. Hartman John Hall James Richie Frank Guthrie ME. E Rav. Bonnefon Bonnefon Ate Marie Workman Gilham Norria Emmerson Bowen

Golden Rule Rebekah lodge votes to accept district work Milton

Golden Rule Rebekah lodge voted Thursday night to accept the district invitation and perform degree work at the annual district meeting in Milton on June 10. The lodge also planned to rent a picture show and host a card party on Wednesday evening April 21. Refreshments followed the meeting.

Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge Milton, Inc Weilers Fred Francis Broadway Chicago Francis Lawrence Costello Quincy Pure Drugs Kiefer Pharmacy Rialto Jazz Orchestra New Canton Ill Paris Mo Edina Macon Knox College Galesburg Eagles’ Hall H. F. Lafler Ili State Bank Dan Slater Hull H. E. McGinnis Sam Witt Herbert Budde Detroit Sam Budde South Tenth Street Victor Records Cleve Miller Marcellaine Isaac Cutter Flora Cutter Boger Camp Point Adams County Wemens Republican Club Newcomb W. Weilers H. Shank Clayton G. A. Gilbert L. G. Steinage Fowler W. Phelps Basco J. L. Cotes la Belle Mo E. O. Yeldell

Parcel Post Rush Continues Despite Strike at Quincy Post

Parcel post volume remains high in Quincy with no delays as the strike affects freight shipments but not parcel post. Minors and Missouri are not released from the express embargo, yet the city’s post office keeps operations steady while handling many incoming and outgoing packages. Separately, in India, natives rely on bassia blossoms for food with a sweet yet sickly odor and taste when eaten raw.

Missouri Quincy India

Kidney Health Tip Urges Jal Salts For Bladder Relief

An article promotes Jad Salts as a simple home regimen to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for several days cleanses sluggish kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents bladder disorders. The piece cites a local druggist endorsing Jad Salts.

Women In Polities urged By Gen Wood

Major General Leonard Wood Republican candidate urged women to enter politics in Rock Island Illinois on April 9 saying they will be a great influence for good. He called for equality with men inside parties and for women to help reform practices from within.

Rock Island, Ill Leonard Wood

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