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VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
<.1 sc Always.
COMlNG.-"WHAT WOMEN WILL.
Do" March IL
TO Jay" EXpLoITs OF ELAINE"
latest episode. Arnold Floyd (Bio-
granh SpeciaD. desperate Sid and
tho Plumber" comedy
TO MORKOW--"THE FORK IN THE.
road ,Sclis specially. "Cupid's Col
uinn Nitagrnph comedy love and
Limbo. comedy. and another
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y registered as
\ y references:
p. Address l. 1873.
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FOR snte, new general mcrchandise
stock. clean. no patent medicine
store located mt boat landing, with
boats twice a week to and from Nor
folk. Richmond and Baltimore markets
Nins miles from new railroad from
Richmond to New Castle, in direct line
Of proposed extension of same. Build
cheap. Good location. flowing artesian
we'll. fine ncighborhood. G. w Tay-
lor Avlett. Va
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SUPERIOR.
sixth. Retwccn Broad and Grace
TO. pAYEBETTT HANSEN IN A SIN
To. . RBnm935Vrla%ii E IN
See the Nanscn smile Children &c.
adults loo.
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FOR SALE-Horses.

FOR sale. two nice horses, suitable for
in any harness to suit buyer. Main
street Market. H. +. Winston, 2l0l
West Main. Boulevard 500 and COL
HORSES to hire by day. week or
, month for sale or exchange COS
East Cary street
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SITUATIONS wANrED-slnle.

WANTED. employment In or near city
for white and colored boys II to II
years OF age. Juvenile Court of Rich.
mon1. Room g. CITY Hall. Phone Ran.
GDlph S22.
WANTED. by stcnographcr, expert
cnccd In legal and commercial work.
now employed. position In town of from
1000 TO 10000 Can furnish best OF
references. Address II. l.. S., 1920 Ger
walls Street. Columbia, $. G.
YOUNG man, with Al references. de-
sires position as chauffeur. CONNER
cial car or truck preferred. Box III.
Petersburg, VA.
POSITION wanted In 80 days as regis
tered druggist OF manager by ex-
porlcnccd man: married. Address -
1853. care Times Dispatch.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day,
TRUSTEES SALE

BRANDER COTTON MILLS CORPO-
RATION PROPERTY. IN CONCORD.
y. &.
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FOR SALE-Busines,,

FOR sale, drug store, centrally located
In one of tho hest towns In Virginia
Address l.. care Times Dispatch
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FOR SAI,E-Rcal Estate.

FOR sale. modern, S-room brick
dwelling In the West End: an un-
usual hnrEnln. Address. B "a. caro-
Times DisDatch
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FOR RENT-IseaI Estate.

FOR rent, nice Groom house. with
large lot: nice place for garden. slI
month. 320t Wost Clay Street. Ad-
dress l.. care Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAl.ESM EN- wanted. real estate and in
surnnce men preferred. 40+ Lyric
Building.
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BY RGFFIS g. SLOAN.
Real Estate AuctionecfB.
TRUSTEES SALE
No. $40 NORTH FIFTH srREErN

BY virture OF 4 certain deed OF trust.
dated January 10. 1913, and recorded in
the clerks office OF the Richmond I
Chancery Court, in D. b. 22o.B, page
l21. default having been made in tSs
payment OF the debt therein secured
and being required so to do by thn
beneficiary. the undersigned trustrsS
Will sell at public auction. on the prem
Uses. on ~
THURSDAY. MARCH Is. 1915
ut 3 o'clock L. NJ,
the real estate described in the q
deed. as follows: All that certain Ion
piece or parcel Of land. being tho pron
erty known RS No $40 North Fif,ly
Street. between Clay and Leigh Streets
beginning at point on the west line
of Fifth Street, distant lS6 feet north
OF Clay street: thence northwardIv
along the west line OF Fifth Street ma
fronting thereon - feet: thence back
westwardly between parallel lines 100
feet to an alley.
TERMS: For cash as to 20 nii,ch 81
the proceeds as may be necessary tn
defray the expense of executing this
trust, and to pay note of $4,000 with
interest thereon from January TO- 1915
and the balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, TO be secured by n
deed OF trust on the said property
O. l.. PARRISH
Trustee.
RUFFIN e. SLOAN Auctioneers
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LOST AND FOUND.

Ionc cameo brooch between Nir-
Bonded Warehouse, Eighteenth
lry, md Twcnty-siyth and Main.
IL returned TO 260l East Main
rty who found silver card case
e vicinity OF jefferson Hotel
II o'clock a. VI. with Initials
thereon. viii be suitably re-
by returning same TO i0S West
ect Phone Madison 9bi
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BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES.

OCEAN VIEW COTTAGES FOR RENT.
FOR private families and boarding.
houses: prices from SIS to $1,000 tho
season furnished Rent now before the
to select from. Write for Information.
". 7. Daughtry & Co. 3is Monticello
Arcade. Norfolk, VA.
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WANTED--Agent.

DISTRICT manager wanted, large man.
ufacturcr. new high-gritde speciality
wants capabl. representative: excellent
opportunity for aggressive man; cx-
o!uSiVT territory. Must be capable and
age statesmen. Give reference and pre-
Nious experience. i. q. Box Il2l, New
York.
AGENTS and auto owners. the greatest
spark Gap" on earth Address *
ID. Blanhenship. Stntesville. =. &.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
MEETINGS.

TO the stockholders of the California
Petroleum Corporation: The annual
MIA Petroleum Corporations will be held
on the 22d day of March. 1915, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office
way and Power Building. in the city Of
Richmond, state OF Virginia. for the
tors. and receiving and acting rJon the
reports of the officers and for the
transaction of any other business which
may properly come before the meeting
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM COR
PORATION.
BY r. l.. Doheny, President.
Norman Bridge. Secretary.
March l, 1915.
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FOR SALE-Animals.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES.
AT CRULL'S STABLES. IS SOUTH
TENTH STREET

FOR SALE: HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT cRuT rETT SrTTA sTtThT = SOUTH
PARTiEs IN need Of good seryiceaole
of WORK can fnd them mo at Ae our stnbIea
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. prioe.
s6e head up. This, stock Is all In
fu ah Il NOT as 90 eGaa nai
| money refunded.
DiiG WIFI sell my fno driving mare
Sn ora) and good set Of harness and
$3.50 for the entire outnt Can be seen
nt Ialin1crro's Boarding Stables, All
! North Fifth Street.
sos East Cary street. 10 good. young
mules are all sound and good workers.
single or double; big farm horses.
sing nse or onh Ee"r spa Sna well en9s
$50? pounds. and also several x &c
driving horses and mares.
FOB , aalle.-ilavinE, no further use for
bargain; pair will weigh 2.35o pounds
G years old. sound. Price, $3.50; i
$500: pair. years old. weigh 1000
pounds, sound and very handsome.
Price, S325; pair cheap mules for SlTS,
weigh 1000 pounds. Also pair mule~
for $3.50. Buy now and save high war
prices in the spring. Any one looking
call and see this stock before buying.
They are all in fine condition. Can be
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
Stable, No. 16 South Fifteenth Street.
Half square from Main Street Station.
No connection with any other stable
MULES. HORSES AND MARES FOR
SALE.
PAIR mules and . years old. weigh
ing 2.4o0 pounds. price $3.50: pair
years old. price s22b: pair mules w.fgh-
ing 1000 pounds, and years old,
price $3.50. Also several big work
horses and mares, and one extra good
driving mare, suitable for lady; two
double sets harness, two dump wagons,
one double truck. This stock Is right
out of hard work, and must be sold for
the want of use. Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can be seen
at All North Fifth Street.
A nice. gentle. black mare, good trav-
eler. and perfectly safe for any lady
to drive. Address A 40, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE FOR HIRE.
We have carloads of mules that have
near Alexandria. Va: Our time is up
all OF them, for a period of from so
days to II months. For particulars.
address j +. Hudsons Sons Co, 1916
Fast Main Street Louisville XIV
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WANTED-Board.

WANTED, board and rooms In suburb.
Tor adults and little girl. 243.
care Times Dispatch
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED. experienced hardware man
with $500 to $1,000 as partner in re-
cently-established business. Prospects
bright. but owner finds that his capital
and experience are too limited Lo-
Gated in only city In Virginia that is
not now affected by tho present imam
cial depression. Would consider out
right sale at liberal discount. Strict
est Investigation invited. Address l..
care Times Dispatch
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eNTED-Fprnale.

sook. Reference" re-
Zoo West Franklin.
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THE annual meeting of stockholders
OF Commonwealth Coal Corporation
ration, 1907 First National bank Build
Ing, Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY, April
IL, 1915, at II o'clock A. NJ
Il. L. D. MYERS, JR
Secretary
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Male and Female.

mall and postal
iionS soon. over
yearly. prepare at
Ian No. r.. OF pay
ncnt. Philadelphia
lvil Service Dept.
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FLIP WANTED-NIale.

tENT wants clerks. Exami-
sooy. $40 month. Sample
frdc. Franklin Institute.
Rochester. y. Y.
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FENCED FILTER
fTS AND DRESSES.
Is WITH APPLE
ON & son. DE
NEWRERN. y. c.
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Rirhu1urD Giulps-pisputrb
sIxTY-FIFTH YEAR.
|DMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFIED ADVERTISING.
NTELEPHONI1 your WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
1 RANDOLPH

WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY ono cent word when paid in ad-
vance. No nd taken for less than 10 cents.
SUNDAY, one ana one half cents n word for
all classified ads. except Situations Want
| ed mt one cont u word. No al. taken for
! less than 10 cents
10 ADS. tnken for less than 20 cents when
charged or phorcd In. Phoned orders not
Euara nteed. Classihcations 7ot Ruaran-
ecd aftor 8 p. Is,
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81 daily, copying
kelopeS. from our
/: experience I'm
ana self-stamped
o cover cost Of
Natl Dist Agency.
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. BY Virtue OF n certain deed OF trust
from Brander Cotton Mills Corpora
tion to the undersigned as trustee,
dated January !. 1918. and duly re-
Deeds OF Cabarrus County, ~ G., Re-
cord Of Mortgages. No. 81, page 50, de-
fauit having been made in the pay
ment Of the debt secured thereby, the
undersigned Will sell at public auction,
on the premises OF said corporation in
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WASTER-Rooms

WANTED. furnished or partly fur
nished first-noor rooms within or
blocks OF university square: reference
exchanged. Phone Madison 1901
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nice, gentle, black mare, good trav-
eler. and perfectly safe for any lady
to drive. Address A 40. care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED. couple or gentlemen to
board In private family. New home.
all modern convcnis,ccs. West End.
near Lee Monument Pleasant sur
roundinEs. Good table board. Address
1. q Box %.
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FOX s"le-IIaving bought an automo-
biie. VIII sell my fno driving mare
SDollie) and good set Of harness and
Moyef runabout, as good w new. for
$3.50 for the entire outft. Can be seen
At Ialinfcrro's Boarding Stables, All
North Fifth Street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18
IS NOT PARTY ISSUE.

Attempts to make a partisan issue
of preparedness will not only prove
disastrous to the cause of prepared
ness, but viii react upon the party
which attempts 10 profit by such a
move There Is no room for partisan
ship IN the subject OF rational de
tense. and President Wilson himself
has promptly recognized the fact. He
has not hesitated 10 call into confer
ence Oh the matter the republican
leaders In congress. as we'll as the
democrats He finds himself opposed
10 his own party by House Leader
kitehin and Mr. BRYAN, and supported
by such prominent republicans as Mr.,
Taft and Senator Gatlinger.
Il is natural and logical that Pres
iaent Wilson, as head Of the nation
and the one person acquainted by re-
cent experience with the possibility OF
war. should feel called upon to pre-
sent the subject to congress. But
there Is no question but that the pres
ident will gladly profit by the coun-
sells of men of all parties in the task
OF providing adequate defense II
would be a serious blunder for either
democrats or republicans TO encour-
age the Injection of politics into pre-
paredness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

" E. Bailey to Mary E. Herges,
part lot 10 Curtis subdivision Of
Haios addition, Rock Island, 81.
Ina Smuth to Moldon Il. Gale, lots
10, Il and u, block q, Brigham's ad-
dition, Cordova. $500
Charles NJ. McCorkel to Anderson
& Faust, lot 4, block /, Johns Seventh
Street addition, Moline, $500.
Andrew Hudson to Nellie B H. Gal
limo. lot Is and part lot 16, block 8,
East Moline addition, Moline, ST.
Arthur B. Chapman to Clair B, Fos-
ter, lot Z, Chapman's subdivision, out
lot 4, Candee Grove. Moline, $500,
Emery W Stratton to Annie Ander-
son, part outlot s. Highland addition,
South Moline, $1,000
Mary s. Adams to William Briney
lot Il and part lot 10, block 8, Forrest
Hill addition, Moline, 500.
William E Bailey to J. H. Dowdey
| lot .. W. E. Bailey's First addition,
Rock Island, 81.
Thomas F. De Lougherty and wife
to Murl Croker, lot %, part lot 30, W
E. Bailey's Woodlawn addition, South
Rock Island, ST.
Thomas A Fender to Bertha Baker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18
THE PUZZLE OF JAPAN.

Special writer's from a number Of
American papers have dredged the
dictionary for adiectives TO describe
the august antiquity of the mikado's
family The subject justities their ex-
element The mikado is the lend Of
his line, the elimination of more than
twenty centuries of uUbroken descent
from sire TO son. Compared 10 that
record, the Romauoffs and Wittels-
bachs and Guelfs do look like up
starts Of yesterday
But there is another part Of the
story which the special writer's do NOT
tell, and this part takes away some Of
the awe and replaces it with z healthy
curiosity as to the forces which have
made Japanese history so different
from that of other nations, says the
Chicago Journal
For centuries the mikado WAS ruler
in name only He had as much Unfit
ence on the government Of Japan as
the colored ianitor of club in New
Orleans has on the government of Lou
isiana All power was vested in the
shotgun the hereditary military com
mander That is nothing new in his
tory, more than one dynasty in Eur
ope started Just as the shogunate did.
But in Europe the usurping military
family ousted its predecessor and
founded permanent royal house Of
+ =. 30, 4Ju s1a-
ruler came back to his own, and the
! last OF the shoguns was crushed in
+ 1868.
There is the puzzle and the mystery
OF japan; which not even Herbert
. Spencer and Lafcadio Hearn have ex-
planned TO the students satisfaction
AS for the excited special writer's, they
do not even know that the mystery
I exists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18

Who make up the bulk of the CON
gregations in the churches? Ii is the
women
Who make up the crowds around
the street corners and drinking
places? Il is the men
Who safeguard the home and mold
the members of the family circle? II
is the women.
Who keep the tongues o. discomfort
busy? 1t is the men
Who nurse the sick on battlefield
and in hospital? It is the women.
Who plunge the nation into MUIR
derous wars? 1t is the men.
Who stand for civic honesty, truth
and virtue? 1t is the women.
Who corrupt our politics with ignor-
ance, profigacy and graft? It is the
men.
Who demand an opportunity to raise
official standards? 1t is the women.
Who oppose these demands OF ma
triotic and enlightened women? Ii is
the men.
Let the thinking men and women
rule.-Leslie's Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18
PATRIOTISM, PLUMBER AND PRE-
pAREDNESS.

10y AEtFu otbsth III ifAi cVa 81
4 little Imagination should be sutfi-
Client to indicate to anybody how the
smell Of war-profits might be borne q
long way on the wind Of self-interest'
Az the gentlemen who are engaged IN
making war-nunitions for Europe and
advocating preparedness in the United
States certainly are doing we'll. One
of the members of the board Of direc-
tors of the General Motors company Is
Thomas Neal Of Detroit and, devout
Christian that know him to be, /
know how he was wounded to the
heart by the statement OF facts about
his company that was set forth as fol-
lows by the New York World:
"The General Motors company,
which has done q large war business
in automobiles and motor trucks,
whose stock has been second only to
that Of Bethlehem Steel in the specu-
Iation in the war shares, declared a
cash dividend of 50 per cent. being $50
per share. on the common stock yes
terday.
1.-The dividend was not announced
until the adjournment Of meeting OF
directors and leading stockholders
who had been in session at the Hotel
Belmont since ? o'clock in the after
noon. In expectation of favorable &C
ton at the meeting the stock sold al
266 in the late trading on the Stock
! Exchange though never before had d
dividend been paid on the common
stock. 1t sold at S73s just before the
outbreak OF the war.
1.-THE dividend is the largest de
cIared on any Of the war shares, anC
is believed to be the largest initia
cash dividend ever declared on stock
listed on the New York Stock Elk
change.
The annual report, which was pre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18
WHAT ABOUT THE chill
DRENf

Child Welfare Exhibits is the title
OF q bulletin issued recently by the
children's bureau Of the federal de-
partment of labor This has been pre-
pared In reply to the many inquiries
received by the bureau about exhibits,
and single copies may be had for the
asking. The bulletin viii give those
who expect TO observe the nation wide
baby week next March, or these who
are planning a baby show. q children's
health conference. or any kind of chill
dren's exhibit. the benefit OF expert adj
vice and practical experience in sue
cessfal exhibit work
The bulletin is full Of suggestions
for communities Of all sizes, II de-
seribes effective small exhibits Of one
or another phase Of child problems,
Ii defines a child welfare exhibit ia
the title of which the name Of the city
or state appears as a "well-rounded
presentation of the whole question Of
the welfare Of the eoinmnnity's chill
dreR, and sounds warning against
undertaking such q general exhibit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18

Henry Hitchcock after being gradu-
ated from a medical college In Amer
lea went TO Paris, which was then the
center OF medical science of the world,
10 complete his education, That was
in the days OF the second empire, and
in the days of the second empire, and
with one of the American branch OF
the Bonaparte family who had been
summoned by Napoleon III. TO Join
him on his accession to the throne OF
France gained Hitchcock an introduce
ton to the court circle
One evening during ball at the
Tullleries the American was saunter-
ing through the apartments. crowded
with the new aristocracy OF France. A
couple, an elderly man. highly decora-
ted, and a young girl approached him.
The man was coarse looking; the
girl was comedy and refined They
seemed i'll matched, and, while the
man appeared from his expression to
court the girls favor. she was plainly
ill at ease in his company. In advance
of Hitchcock walked a young man,
who on meeting the couple bowed GER
enormously His salute was returned
by glance from the girl that clearly
| bespoke love. Her companion return
ed the salute with a malignant scowi
Since the young mans back was to-
ward Hitchcock, his face was not Wis
| ible.
| The doctor drew his inference, which
was by no means doubtful The older
man had come between the young
| lovers
I This was the theme of the story;
t the story itself was not manifest
The next day Hitchcock's Bonaparte
friend called upon him and asked him
to act as attendant surgeon at duel.
The principals we're of high rank, one
/ Of them being an intimate friend OF
| the emperor. The affair was to be
kept secret, and Hitchcock was sum-
nloned because he was foreigner and
| there was less danger of it leaking
out through him than a Frenchman
He agreed 10 serve, promising to be
present at a spot in the Bots de Bou-
logne the next morning at dawn
! On reaching the ground he found the
principals masked They fought with
foils and one was severely wounded
After binding up the wound the doctor
got into q carriage with his patien,
and drove 10 his apartments.
I unmasked, the wounded man reveal
ed the face of person Of q or %
| years of age Hitchcock watched over
him during the morning, when. be-
lieYing him to be out of danger, be
left him. Returning at nightfall, he
surprised two women, one of whom
was kneelng by his patients bedside
Her figure was very youthful. while
her companion, who stood apart. ap-
peared to be an elderly person. The
latter wore a mask on her face, the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-18

assessors lot 8, in section 80. city of
Rock Island. 81
A NJ. Blakesley to Thomas A Pen
der, outIot 8. southeast quarter sec
ton 80. Is. 2w, $1,000
Charles c. Sample 10 Herman Han
sen, lot i, Cramer & McKeos' add
ton. Rock Island, 81
Ben J. Rough to Ed H Guyer and
C. E. White, lot y, block 1877, Water
town addition, East Moline, 81.
Guyer & White to Ben J. Rough, lot
10, block 1877, Watertown addition
East Moline. ST.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust com
pany to u. H Duncan, lot 81, North
Highland South Moline, $40
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust com
pany to Alma Johnson. lot 225, North
Highland, South Moline. $3.50
August and Rekey Fiildebrandt to
Elizabeth Houldsworth, part west half
southwest quarter, section %, II, 2w
81.
William E Bailey to William L
Long. lot 5 and part lot 6, " E. Bail
eys Woodlawn addition, Rock Island
Isl.
Harry E. Schriver to Raymond R
Walker, lots q and IS, block 5, South
Park addition. Rock Island, 81.
Armour & Co. 10 Isaac Levinstein
part northwest quarter. section Sc. IS
2w, 81.