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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-25
Taxation and Economy

pennsylvania, in common with
the other states, will have some
serious problems of revenue and tax
alton to meet before long. The
gradual encroachment of the Fed
eral Government into the fields here
totore reserved for state and local
revenues, has become a menace 10
the present systems OF raising FUNDS
Tor state and even for county and
municipal purposes. The abandon-
ment oil the tariff on imports as .
principal source of national revenue
ana the rapidly increasing expenses,
irriucing the military costs of ne
present day, have compelled the
Government at Washington to i'm
pose taxes upon incomes. inherit.
ances. corporate earnings and capi.
taliZation, and other items which
nave been the principal sources OF
state revenues. Pretty nearly every
available source of income has been
sought out and reached by the Fed
eral taN-gatherer. The loss of rsNI-
nues from liquor licenses will also re
ielt by the state, the counties and
the municipalities when prohibition
shall go into effect. In Pennsylvania
we have for some years held the
proud distinction of having no state
tax upon real estate and we want to
continue in that class. The farm,
and the dwelling house are already
taxed beyond their share, without
the imposition of state levy. But
we shall have to watch carefully
our budgets of income and expenli-
lures within the next few years. fol
1t will be difficult to find new sources
or income. But we can save. There
is abundant opportunity for re-
trenchment in state expenditures ny
simplifying and systematizing the
administrative departm ents of the
state government. We have ,oc
many overlapping commissions and
bureaus. too much inspection and
too much duplication of work. In
one particular case there are three
separate and distinct sets of inspec.
tors from three different state bu.
reaus doing almost the same WORK
In times like these, when man-powel
Is needed in the country and taxes
are burdensome. this is particularly
reprehensible. There is great
neld for economy and efficiency ;r
the state government and if you will
give me Legislature that will helm
l believe that 1 can show you some
real savings in administration a1t
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-25
War Our Great Issue

Many issues, of more or less mo-
ment. confront the people of Penn
sylVania ~ the present time, but the
one tremendous, overshadowing, Vi
tai matter before the people OF our
state and OF the whole nation. and,
indeed. of the entire civilized world
is the winning of the war in which
we are engaged. In this outcome
j. involved, not only our national
pride and well-being. but our very
ideals of life and government our
personal and political freedom and
our public morality. Everything
else that may be discussed this year
is secondary 10 this one great issue,
and while the result of this mighty
conflict is yet undetermined, no other
question can take first place in the
attention of our people.
Nothing else in which We may be
concerned will matter much if we
do not win this war. Things which
engross us in our domestic policies
will seem Insignificant if this Re
public should not emerge honorably
and triumphantly from this trial o.
the ages. Our people are patriotic,
they are proud, they are determined
and resourceful, but they must be
aided and organized TO do all that
they might do in this momentous
time.
Pennsylvania is the very heart OF
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-25

hcation of the municipalities of
pennsylvania should be considered.
Scranton and Pittsburgh are hardly
suited for the same classification
and while Reading will. at the next
census, undoubtedly move up a
place in rank, there is too mucn
dlherence between the requirements
OF the other big towns, like Erie and
Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg, Tor
instance, and those municipalities
which have just become eligible 10
the dignity of q city charter. A
great deal of constructive legislation
Is needed in this direction to do ius-
tee to our town -dwellers in Penn
sylvania. L have given much thought
and much study TO these matters and
| have great desire to be of service
In these truly constructive lines. a
real state bureau of municipal re-
search could be of wonderful use to
the cities and boroughs of this Com
mnnwenlth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

ROOM; modern: furnished: phone r
l. 1913
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
UNCERTAIN TREND
SHOWN BY STOCKS

New York. Dec. Resumption
Of pressure against coppers and
utilities impaired an uncertain tona
to the early trading on the stock
exchange today. Utilities. includ-
ing Brooklyn Transit, Philadelphia
company, Twin City Transit and
3!ackay companies, also registered
losses of / 10 3 points Onsetting
features included shippings, tobac-
cos and distilIing issues, American
Can and several Of the active motor
stocks, in which advances ranged
from fractions to two points. Unit
ed States Steel also improved later
with other leaders. The closing
was firm. Sales Appropriated 200,-
0G0 shares.
Final prices on Liberty bonds
were: 312's, $3.50; first convertible
-, $40; second As, 93.16: first
convertible Ala $, $40: second con-
vertible 4l4's, 1896: third AIS.
$500; fourth AIS. $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
LEGAL.
49,
utilization \ Otic


State OF II44nols, rtocN Island Coun-
FIouate court ol Rock island
Coahty. 10 Lac an .1Ey term, a. -.
->,llie X. johnson, admins tratrIx
OF LIS estate o. - lILIaIu' l.. JJHn :
son, GScse-svu, -. -aI'-4.eII ~ JO.4ttsou
-sL- e4-S-l4, OL4dIICS - OttnsOu, OIUO4s,U
JoIi44-O.4, Is.44cIs ItIc..tyr, \, ma. "a -.
-.ieti.or, joseph T. it.cnter s.4Ia 4-.se-
O4--c -. It4C44.er.
StlI-pi4 ~ ssh real estate to pay
dcoLs.
AIndayit of the non-residence Of
Guar4-s JCunSun, George JVuAEJH,
raIlC-s L.4Jt-Let, ~ lIAidIA X. Is.C..te4,
joseph l. -.4CIIGr ana la TG4tCC
rtIc44Ser, ue4eIIu4nts aoOsc n--4n~G,
ia Vans Detn Alcu IN the once u the
CiuIh Oi Ihe pTUDdIG cou4l OF r[Cvn
Is4and county, uoUiCc is hereby g.yt Il
10 the +sdI4 CItaIIoS j g4lnson, Nr~Ol 81
j Johnson, r1!cls RlcHJtr, W lIII4.4h
H. ttIcnJer anu Joseph /. RtcuLer
tnaL the sad pI1IHIITr, Nen.e ia.
Johnson, aOLIiHlS,Ia.r4A OF Inc estate
OIL \, imam l.. Johnson, decc4seu, ms
lIeu i4Sr petitIOn III Inc sand PROBATE
court OI IsOcA 4sIdnu county Tor an
oIder II Sci tAe pre.nlses D~IqnSInS
10 tne eSt-4Ie Vi seIu deceased, ur ~
IA Yen UI IL as may De needeu 10 pay
t4ie LSDtS o. sad deceased, ami dc
Scribe a. IUi4UssS, LO-Nlt. LDts one
Cd and Two 81, III the sO4Lu vsCst
dudrter "a , OF srctIUn twenty -t-IIec,
t23J, and lot four a. IN the norm = est
quarter OF section tWen-y --4A co,
ali III island -, situated III town
a. west Oh the tOUIL4I t4tHJ IriuCI-
pal meridian, situated III LHe JOs IL
sntp OF BunaIo Fralrie, county or
1l~CH 4SlaHd ana state OL LIMOS.
AMI that L summons mas been issued
out uI S-A.4 COuTl against you, e
Lurnable al the JanuaI y term, y. -.
1913, OF said court, to b. ilOIdeu ON
Lue 9TH day OF January, y -. 1873,
It TIE court mouse III toc-t Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Chica go livestock.

Chicago. Dec. 14-Hogs, receipts
$4,000; market mostly 10c lower;
slaughter facilities overtaxed and
many thousands OF hogs going over
without a bid; top 1870; bulk OF
sales I7.35Q17.65; butchers 1850
CLIO; lights 168501755; pack
ing 1880 17-45; throwouts 1880
1878; pigs, good TO choice, 1400Q
1850.
Cattle, receipts 5000; compared
with week ago, beef and butcher
cattle mostly 25c to SOC lower;
Gamers about steady; calves 100
lower; good weight feeders steady
TO 25c lower; common stock off
more
Sheep. receipts 5000; compared
with q week ago, lambs mostly 35c
to soc lower; sheep and yearlings
weak to 25c lower.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

Ri-Iine construction; 55c
per hour and overtime; steady
Work c. H. T., BOX 779, Duluth,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

GAS stove. cheap il taken at once;
30O5 Firth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago, Dec. 14.-Cash corn. No.
. yellow, nominal: 3 yellow 1.49;
yellow 1.D0I43 1-2; 5 yellow
1.37 q 40; yellow 136.
Oats, No. 3 white 1904 lee;
standard % 3-4m74c.
Rye. No. ? 1852 IL.
Barley. 900l04.
Timothy S0061100.
Glover, nominal.
Pork, nominal
Lard, $3.50.
Ribs. nominal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
KTSINESS CHANCES.

-riP5fTEf. as f6T c0l51GniTy Gomes:
uateut automatic underground
acetyl.ne generator for lighting,
cooking and heating absolutely
frost proof. patents for sale; roy
atty or partnership. II. HrillWllz
1z-T So. harshieId, Chicago, Ill
W 3 S-T'EsIJ. ca p;1bIe man for new bus
mess opening in Rock Island good
fer 5000 "a month and up; perIna p r.
cnt. only one with 1900 available
capital and some business expert
ssEs-e considered Address Mr. Bicf-
lie. 1906 y. American Bios, tAicaEo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Chicago Markets
s.. Louis TlivestOck.

81. Louis. Dec I4-Hog receipts,
800, steady. lights, 1850 II.40;
rigs. I7o0II600: mixed and hu ch-
r-s. 25EI7.55. good heavy, 1850
flIs5. bulk. 17.250I7J5.
Cattle receipts. goo. steady: ma
five beef steers. 11.50I1S.50. year
ing steers and hetlers. 9.50d15.50;
cows. 7.50H12-5C- yearling steers
and heife-s. 9.50I15.50; COWS. $50
f12.50. native calves. T.750 1850.
Sheep receipts. coo. steady.
kmbs, I500G15.50. ewes, S.0GQ
600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Adninis.rator.s Notice.

Estate Of William b. Clark. de-
ces. SCI Il.
The undersigned having been, ap-
pointed admluI-ITa tor OF the estate
.1I NNlIuam y. Clark, late of The cOuH-
~ OF Rock Island, state OF illinois.
deceased. hereby gives notice that ne
s.lu appear before the probate court
of ROCK island county, at the pro-
bate court room, in the city of Rock
Island, al the February term, on the
nrsl MONDAY in February, next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are nOIned and
requested to attend Tor the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate pay
ulenr TO the underSi gned.
Dated attn day OF December. A D
1918.
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK,
Administrator.
". G. Johnston, Cashier.
Schriver q Schriver, Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Peoria Grain.

Peoria. III. Dec. 14-Corn, IN
changed to &c lower: No. 4 white
1.4g0L41; white L3G@l.37: 3
yellow LAB 1-2@t45; yellow
1.40Gl.41; > yeuoW l3SG1.4J; q
yellow l35; mixed 40; 8 mixed
-..-5 q lbs; 6 mixed 10; sample
IL. e, 80.
Cats IL cent lower; 10. . white
- l-2c. standard - 1-2c; , white
I@c; white - lac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE prepared or
continued to date covering any
real estate in the county. Prompt
and accurate service at reasonable
rates. Rock Island Title & Abb
stract company; w. J Sweeney.
secretary; 2O6-212 Central Trust q
Savings Bank building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Observation-Disclosures

SrAELE q MARSH 4LL-AItornsy
at-law Office 5J2-5V3 Safety = mid
iuE. Rock Island
WALKER & SWEEN EY-Att cys
and c1Guselors at law. None %
loan on real estate Rooms coy
ZI2 Central Trust bUllnlns-
THOMPSON T. EAGLE - IA y.yers;
general law. cEancery ald probate
practice. Offices IN court house.
ROCK Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
FOR SkLE-ACnEa

ACRES POO; black, level land; this
is one OF the best farms in ILLINOIS:
location ideal; price 800 per acre.
easy terms al per cent. Il. & H.,
room "a St4te Bank
MINNESOTA N6istead Lands-No
residence required, government
gives title immediately money
making proposition Tor WideaVvake
agent; write Us. Box 81. Tibet
River Falls, MINI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

ty-ss.
In the Circuit Court OF said coun-
~. To the January term. A ID. 1919.
BIN to Quiet Title.
United States OF America. com
piainant, Us. Thomas W. Trekiu, the
unknown heirs or devIsees OF Thorn
as w. Trekiu, deceased: Christopher
Irikel, the unknown heirs or devil
( sees OF Christopher Trikeli. deceas-
ed, Christopher Trickic, the uu-I
AhoWn heirs or ueVIsees OF CnrIsto-
pher Irickle, deceased; Jacob e
oaoier, the unknown heirs or devil
sSeS o. JACOB l.. SnOIeT, deceased,
Jacob r Scuuter, the unhno~n aeIts
"i uvNiseSS OF JACOB r.. socnOIer, de-
1edStd - henry DuDun, Iiie ulnnJ,va
4'Si'S OF ueN-sees Of henry IJLO4n,
u teaseu' merry a. GuIlo. tHc un-
Ni'Y VA helfs OF 0eNISeJs OF henry A.
IDlid, deceased: harvey AuAtistus
NdiAu. the Unknown heirs or de slsees
% harvey -AGS uSIus GuIId, dcceaSc4;
james N be4-osVs, me unknoWn nelrs
% ueEisee' 81 James NJ. Bellows, de-
St-StH' I-4i-s1uetn Scn1ut. the I'M
hlio'sH hers or uevISees OF FEIIzabeth
SGiiiuts uGCSassG; tTederlSh Scauel-
uet, tnc unhnOn n heirs or uevIsevs
q redeEIck 5CbnelQvr, deceased;
DetIll IAyIsC, the unknown heirs Or
! utNiSeeS Oh Dvl.II norsJ, deceased;
-'4"l " aAtz, l44e Unknown neIrS ca
dtN ISecS u Mary " aIJz, deceased;
Rosa NOwack, the unkuONn heirs or
ucNIseos OF G.osa Nuw4ck deceased;
Josephine Kerr, the unknUWn neIrsI
o. ucFIscts OI Josephine herr, de-
ceased, u. IA StuuIey, The unknown
heirS OF devIsees OF -. Is. SJudiey,
ueCtdSeu, benjamin h. SIudIVS, IaIr
unknown heirs or devlsees OF Ben
JaMln ~. SJuuiey, decedSed; l.. 4.
'otudIey, the unknown heirs or GeEl-
ssts o. n. =. Studley, deceased; u,ilzA
= Stuu4ey, the unknown neIrs or ,
ueVisees " LIMA &. StuuIey, deceaS-
ca; Amelia Guy Daring, " lillian a.
Dall4nS, Guy ii. DArIIu5; John CQriS-
tan LtaIlIucr; AMANDA II GrIIhLn,
the unKnoWn heirs or devIseeS OF
AMANDA M Grimtn, deceased; oarin
StduLrS' the unknown heirs or
0eNlsees OF SdFah r STud1ey, uSceas-
ca Charles L. SrudIey, the unknown
heiFs or QuFISeeS VI CnarIeS -. stud
ley, decuaseC; the unknown nclrs or
ueNIsees Of any deceased person who
may nave been Interested IN the SUI
JeCL matter Oh TINS sun, previous TO
tlIS or her death, or IN any porLon
thereof, and the unknown owners "a
the IOlIUWIng described premises, or
my portion LnereOt, tV-wIt:
81 Lots NO. l, Z, J, f, 5, 8, 10, IL,
u, -, IA ana Is, al IN block No. 4
lots no. and :, in DIock No. b. All
IN that part of the CITY OF ROCK Is
IdnO, IiIInuts, known as and called tile
second addIlipn 10 LGSeWUOu farH.
% LULs No. :, ., I, q, ., I, y, ,, Is,
20 ana 50, IN block ., IN Second ada
tion 10 EuSewOod fark, ia the CITY
Of rock Island, lIHnUIS.
co. LoL y ., III DiOck NO. o. IN
that part OF the cay OF ROCK Island
knUw.I as ,sDrI caI4eu the. Second add
ton t. Edsewood PARK; All Situated
STATE Of IIIIuOIS, defendants.
-ALndaNlL OF -rosiuenre of the
tCI4oN'Ing deIenQdnLs, to-WlI: Amelia
Guy DdiHnS, ana the unhnOWL res
tusuCc eli all the OLIer uel eHddnLs 10
SAN 5uIt, except sad WIIIlst-n a.
D~riins etad Joiln Cnils tIan IlaGlnler'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
SUPERFLU0US HAIR.

nalr, muies, warts
ON lace anu arms, permanently re-
moved win eIecJrlc needIe. Adj
oress Miss A. NJ. hIttreuse, l Ar
Syle la -, Erauy aCreet, L'elsuL-
HLIL IuOIIe DaN. SU=-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 30. d.
q =. M.-Iue stated uss eIEbA-a %
ttO-A AsLahu Nye...-44 49, -y, &. a.
~. tsILI 40 4.Gb,. ga tne Lt4.4 ID So.
nSaUaJ u tALu month. %.
IiIstc4er, l.. aA-, A., 4 +t.lIU1ILil--
recorder. annual b4s4Agah ll4te--
Ihe, e4e- t.ott 81 oHIcUTa AID -~t-a
S4--...'r4i - e-..I--4-.y, u.s. Al, t.v-
l..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

[ CAN arrange a private loan on ur-
niture, jeWeiry or chatteis, at
tow rate or interest Phuae II. |. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

ROCk ISLAM CHAPEEE 80. -os.
OTuGr EarLCEu Sl-Ar- --- -scr5 -tat
luvxtIuEa sSlsuu. ~ C--4raesis ~
eaCn .4.yhti., N4alt4ns .at-+4s ~ti-
SJaIg. -AtlAa .a1s.4s..144. ". AL
h4alS a. a. s.a. aeeI..-.!.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
LaD%T AND FOI-SD.


The young man who pried open the
desk drs-, ver at GIbeIs garage ana
stole LiDerIy bona NO. l5u54IS Ior
500, is -susplcIGnee. ana 70 avo.d
trouble Detter maui same to VI
liam Dtttma44, ot5 Twenty second
street.
LOST, Boston bulldog; white breast;
pach leg iaTuu. JaH X. /. 1904.
THE soldier who picked up the pock-
ttOooH at lv.dV FRIDAY morning in
w OOlWurth IUc store, Second ave
nue., Can tie IdenLIned. To avoid
further tTOdb4e Tor All concerned,
please return same To Clara -, IL
son ttedchcrJ, Logan, Iowa.
EOSr; near E-Iiotts grocery, on
Eighteenth avenue, a black leather
tldVtllnB LaS containing lady :
ureSs aud DdDy clothes. ReWArd .
hone -Jfl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
W4NTED-SITTATTONS.

y g t.SING, by trained nurse. -UlII
HlIs-- the -uu.' inquire 4-5 Sixtu
street NJ s. Belle :, cot
&pLTSlE-NCc wuite - oman wants
DAY t,urH. CAL $40 TNycuJy-1ourJn
5Lt--C1.
LADY. well educated and refined. de
sizes clerical position at once;
writes neat. leg bIe .4siuI; can -Iur-
nlsu references. Address u. D.
CaIe ArS 4s.
MAN, with FORD delivery, would Ike
position as delivery man with some
urn. Address II. d" Argus.
WORK by the day: phone r. 1. 1924.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

THE STATED 80, tCATlOJ or
r4oek 4-..,n4 LAaEp-sr 49,
wz~kTraSas as. - - A.. - ita be Led
gsS5H - On sac Lr-i tuesday Sc
lFhNZ-Gp4 pAuu 44IOl4t4 A. s.-g ~ a---
SfE.% ~ l.. ". S8 s-IisSu, b.. a.. 2..
A. II. AA5A. sect ys@IJ.
al couvocatoH, Dec. 49, A.
4 4. ia mark A4tseeta lGaAt -
.5uIper At 40 - s.i 4oa- 1854
49,. t4lulItut I've ty.5t t-vs D.. ---.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.


HOUSE,; six rooms. new. modern !;
with sleeping porch, nice location f,
near car line; will consider dia-
monds or new light sedan win
some cash as first payment: price
200. Phone X, ]. 1918, or lU19A
DON'T build when you can buy a
fine, modern home. hardwood I'm
ism, paving paid, east front; cost
owner over SS,BOet for only $500 /;
terms. e. * b., room IA State Bank.
WHY don't you own your own home
Seven-room all modern house; line
location; corner lot; paving all pald;
me large pOTcnS price $o,SOVi very
easy terms For particulars see l..
q b. room IA state Bank.
HOUSE; two story. seven rooms;
with city W alter, gas, electric lights
and new furnace; new cement walk
In front and around house to alley;
cement basement owner desires 10
leave city, account OF health; 1928
Seventh street. Inquire at prem
Uses.
LOT: 45x142; corner Forty third
street and Eighteenth avenue 142
loot cement sidewalk; casn pay
nent and terms. Phone II. 1.
3S67K.
HOME; buy on Twelfth street; large
let; eight room house; space Tor
three more. Address Buy" care
Argus.
LNGALOW. new; nve rooms; all
modern; location. 1886 wenIietn
avenue. Inquire 1901 Twenty IN
street, Rock Island.
ROOMING house; large; well fur
furnished, easy terms d bargain.
Address Bargain care Argus.
HOUSE, good; seven rooms: close to
Watch Tower car line. Tom Dough-
erty. y attn street, Thirty NTH Ave.
ONE or Two desirable lots north ot
Eighteenth avenue, On Twenty
eighth street, Level. east from;
price reasonable. Phone K l. l43a
after 8 y. m
LOTS, between Iwenty-nIIn and
Thirty -nTst avenues on Eleventh
street. Inquire Tor terms, FRED
A. DassO. Phone II. 4. 2I49.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
FOR lighthouses.


HOUSE, fer mail BUSINESS or liv-
err. FoUrtH avenue, E.Sataeitea
street. Rent cheap. Inquire MRS.
Toenges. MIlan.
HOUSE,. modern furnished; 1926
.>Int4I avenue
BUNGALOW; MODERN. nve rooms;
furuIsue q. coal IN basement, ga
rage. Phone L. l. 2Jo6.
BUNGALOW. new; five rooms; city
wafer, furnace, electric light IN
qUire HOO sixth sire. L
FOL. T-MISCELLANEOUS
TEN acres Of garden Land. South
Rock Island. rOl- particulars see
T.. * B.. room u state BANK
STORE room, suitable Tor grocery or
butcher snUp, good location; IN
cIudlug living room ii necessary.
address &C. H." care Argus.
GARAGE; at 702 Twenty-iirAt street.
GARAGE; at ITO Twenty NTH St.
PIANO; excellent condition; terms
reasonable. Address Piano, care
Argus.
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners. 1925
per Uay delivered CaIt y. /. 44oS
HOUSEHOLD ana piano. storage;
BowIbys' Music House. 1900 block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
MOVING.

~~-~-~-~~---~-~~~~----
ARE you looking for q huuse2--fF
pHn often tell you where you can
md one for rent. Phone X. J. gEr.
Household goods moved. stored,
pacl.ed and shipped. Pianos suoE- %
and hoisted- Rock Island Trans er
~ storage com uauy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

ROOMS; strictly modern; furnished;
housekeeping; 725 Twentythird
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

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ROOM: modern; front; sIeepingf 721
Seventeenth street r. !. 49Ss.
ROOMS; modern. furnished: light
housekeeplng; 12ll Fourth avenue.
ROOMS; two; large. well furnished
for light housekeeping desirable
location; reasonable. Phone X. 1.
3439.
ROOMS: two: furnished for light
housekeeping; 519 Eighteenth St
ROOM; suite; also sleeping room;
modern; 251o Eighth avenue. Phone
ROOMS two; housekeeping; mod
ern- Call Sunday or evenings. 1889
Forty-second street
ROOMS; strictly modern: furnished:
housekeeping; 725 Twenty-third
ROOM: modern: furnished; phone r.
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ROOMS; furnished; modern; sleep
ing room; sol TWentietk street-
ROOMS: ?; modern: furnished: house
keeping desirable; 1913 Sixteenth
street Phone r. Il 1l06.
ROOMS; two or three; furnished:
suitable for man and WIFE on car
l. 4S2I.
ROOM; modern: furnished; suitable
for two young men; l020 seven
teenth street
ROOMS; two; furnished for light
housekeeping; 63S Forty-third St
ROOMS; two; modern. furnished;
house keeping room; 3l2 Four
teenth street.
ROOMS; two; for light housekeep-
ing; $500 tifth-and-a hall avenue.
ROOMS; three: housekeeping; to rer
spectacle couple with references;
Zl10 Firth avenue.
ROOM; modern; furnished for gen
tlenan; AS Seventeenth street.
ROOMS, for light Housekeeping; 1906
First avenue.
ROOM; one, small furnished for gen
tleman; GA Eighteenth street.
ROOM; strictly modern for gentle
man; 1913 Nineteenth street Phone
SS64Y.
THREE private rooms, with kitchen
cite and bath; suitable Tor two
couples or large family. Phone r.
l. $3.50.
ROOM; furnished; les Sala fats.
ROOMS; furnished; modern; 30
twentieth street.
ROOM; for light housekeeping; 2OV4
ruth avenue.
ROOMS; furnished; modern; $50
Twenty-hftn street
ROOM; one; large; furnished for
light housekeeping; VITA closet;
24po FlIth-a ud-d-na4f avenue.
ROOM; front; modern; in private
Ianlny; for gentleman; zoo sixth
avenue.
ROOMS; three; furnished, house
Keeping not modern, bat conven-
lent Tnonc Il /. 45S5.
ROOMS; three; modern; light house
keeplnS; 1908 rortLcJu street
tuone *. l. 45G7-A.
kOOMS, FURNISHED for light house.
keeping; 800 laird street.
LANCE suiIe of furnished light
housekeeping rooms; also one RUM
lor a1dSt4>e ping; 1-JJ second ave
uGG-
ROOM ana board Tor ~ O-rsSpee table
men. IN private TaIi44y. "a. a. ;.
Buy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
FACE CLOSES
LODGE DIRECTORY.


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KNITTED scarfs and sweaters, GRO
cuetIug, and artincIal flowers made
10 order. Ca4I X. /. 81.
TO exchange storage OF piano Tor
use oil same; reliable FAMILY OF
adults, excellent reIerenCe-, viii
guarantee 2UOu care OF instrument.
-laLress Y \. L., care Argus.
BETHANY home wants cnIffcnIer
or bureau, also carpet aDb ut TX
u " al be very grateful Tor any
~ the ABOVE donations.