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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

list ST. 100 w--Sirota Bros ast Jacob
Meyers ct al; Feb 20. 1913 (by de-
SAME PRoPERTY.Larkin Lnmniber S'; GO >
7gt same; June 80, 1918 tby de-
"oslLl ''''''''''''''''''.' .3i5s
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS,

WOOSTER ST. ~ and ~, and West
broadway. 8s7 and $50, to a ) story
store---C Laue, Peekman At, owner.
u Workman. ia I; 2s;h vt, architect:
cost ..''.,.,...,..-...,... si5, 900
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Bronx.
tBor0uRh OF The BronX. !
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

SD Az, 1859, mtg s3.O0o-Jsmes A Trow.
bridge TO Title g. Mort Co. 1876
..pH ar iss jFJ.n,...' ',r;.,.ss.i;.s
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Schedules In BankFuptcy.
LIPSCBITZ a REINER--Schedules OF
Lipschitz e. Reiner. dry goods, 1850 Park
avenue, show liabilities s?.64i: assets
1909. Principal claims Goldstein Bro,
s,22: Hanover Simon. slii; ]. ~.
Binder. tils. Case Capped, 80 Nassau
street. are the attorneys.
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
METROPOLITAN STORES, Nc.--Judge
Charles NJ. Hough appointed George w.
Cleveland and Jesse Watson receivers
for Metropolitan Stores. Inc. groceries
t2ls Park avenue. under bond OF slo.
900: Ehiermann, Wright & Aoott'
IS William street, are the attorneys
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were Med yes
terday; the first name Is that OF the
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I
Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth stroetl
FRANKLIN ST. n $, 10 Hudson st. runs
II 65 TX 10 to Hudson st n 2l.10
e 1oox SO 10 Franklin st W IS
grant Indus Saw Bank, yrs, 80 per
cent. pr mtgs 5000 and $4,000: atty,
Edw ] Mcguire, ~ Chambers st. $1,000
ST MARKS PLACE. "a, ?5xs7.s, m,
Sept 24-Esther Jauos TO Emiiius Stige-
Ter. Alpine. y ]. yrs. per cent. pr
mtg $1,000; attys' Patterson r: q
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sTH Av. 1I7. 2o.sxlOo, Sept 25-Euphemia
l Martin TO Robert NJ Frank. as w s2d
at, due Oct !. 1921, 51s per cent: attys,
Kurzman & Frank. 20 Broad ST. SO, 900
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
eiTH ST, 2os-2l4 E,-122xSss. Sept 2s--
Joseph and Teresa r O'Donohue. exrs,
&C. to Empire Trust Co. 40 Bway. due
sept %, 1920. per cent; atty. y Y r
g. Co, l3j Bway. $40, 900
Uptown!
CManhattan Island, north OF 10th street,
ll5TH ST. f. ?5xloO,ll. y m. Sept T.
Charles L Haskell to wilton Holding
Corp. 1a5 Bway. due Sept "a. 1921. 8 Il
per cent: atty. y y NJ Co, 1875
7TH Az. ne lslst ST. iss..iic; to 'i issG
1t x125. sept 24--Julius J Dukas, as
trustee in bankruptcy OF II 4 !. Jarmul
owsky indiv and as firm of 9 JRrmul-
owsky's Bank. to Samuel Wacht $50
Riverside Drive. instals 1000 mo, 6 per
cent. pr mtg Sls5,0oo;. attys, Arnstcin
a Levy. l2s Bway. .,,,..........s1T.oO 900
18TH ST. Si6 w. l6xss.1i. Sept a4-Chas
+ Haskell to Land Estates, Inc. lSS
Bway. yrs per cent, pr mtg IS, 900:
atty. y Y T & " co. 1856 Bway. $500
ST NICHOLAS PLACE, 80. 22xsl2, d m,
Sept e5--Nictoria Lash to the National
Academy OF Design, li5 W l0sth st, due
and int as per bond: attys, Phelps Il
a. :, lts Bwsy. ..............,...39. 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
18TH ST. 6Sj l.. n s. 37sxl0o--Jacob
Kaplsn to Fitted Corpn, as Montague st
BROOKLYN. prtor mtg s26,5OO, Sept 90
instslments Sc; atty, Samuel II Gold,
soTTHERN BouLEvARD Sii.,e, 90 "a
N100-Marjsry Cleaveland, BROOKLYN \
Y. to Lawyers Title & T co, 100 Bway
Sept 20. due Oct ]. 1928, see; atty
Lawyers T & T Co, 100 Bway 81. ooC
LOT so, map d Cocks--John J Hag.
gerty to Mary @ Jones. 3s3 W Goth 81
prior mtg 5000. Sept 90. yrs, 81
atty, Knox & p. 81 Cedar st. $500
SIMPSON Sr. 1919, 8, 4oxl00-Samue
I.akser to Frank II Patterson. Lake
-. yrs. SO: attys, sullivan & G. IL
!.
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MORTGAGES,

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown,
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

OFFICES seS to 800; so-story build
Ing. lie West toth St. room 1908.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
France IS Tired.

,., =. -. i,. =: like unto one who
,,r,,I; g., long way unto
''''', .I ~, hruvv burden
i'"r.'"''''' az - ,.i.y-bu, give the
az ,;,,t,,;,....,rJ NJ. Will take up his
?'n'h w - ''.'' v..,,.r H. the.
- '''' .r:,. coming, of the
mr.: ;.,. hcc, :. tonic tn
Ah''r'''" tr ,,crrincss. Said
run ;'''' = 49,; .,,r,,. nor
w. 49, ;,; ..,.f,s and words
,'-''' -, . hi,,, .,ladly. am
80 - =, his mother"
'II 80. .r..., H,,,o,r. whose fleet
.>t', tru,tu haltlcshipS
',''' It'll ,..,.,f and safeguards
'.'' - -, y,rl, and l!oston. on
Or : $50 L,iI.,rx writ. these
en- ,,.,,s,. and on the
N''"'. 10 49,, ,,..,,. ,ht word:
ga. !'''' 80 ,..,.... L.vrry force
Ma - i.,.,iro humanity
VA .''''", ,.,,r side soon or late.
'"'. '.i,.,. viii take off the
"' .i....;,t If The. Enemies
-" , t,,.,,....
81 ! ''t' ana '"',' ,,,t,r We may
- 49, "''' :,.,,,.,,,.. h,,, soon
''''" ~ ,"''' ,,, ,,.;i, rrtr- the
"r !i'' i'''' f''s '",' ia, .;,rr,Is
ire ;,''.''" ''h,.' ''''' '"''H o,. ,L,n ,.r-
81 Nr'"F|, 'F"'" - ,I., dn.rnt-
F'F' '."''' c,,,r. =, "bt
!>ln: '''' i F''''' aiI In his
h"''' "''-.'. 80" ~ r,r :, rrarc
'H'N" ''''~N I,,,,,.,.r.,rvN offend
tnN' 80 ''' ,;.,,, tho rirhis
'.' ''.''','' I.,,y r,iliinr,sm and
60 '''t' 49,; r,,u,ry snry
II" ,I, .,,,..r,.,n ai tn,
u "''' i,,, -, ,h. IRON, wrnt -
n'''" - ,.., ,,'h;,.I, SAWS my heart as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11
PULLMAN COMPANY
PLANNING FOR PLANT
optton Has Been Taken on Tract OF
Land to Erect Factory for Build
ing Pullman Cars.

Negotiations n" on win h''h H'hH"'
F,rrur.r. ami either business concerns II
lc understood" for ih': "r"rii"n 81 mil
IrI, dollar riAni ut !ir.'ch E";t"m for 'h'
h,IldIng If l"ulnran cars hy u" Pull
man company perhaps til" LARGEST cor
rr,raf,nn N thr world
Allhnu@h nothing drttn:'" hh* i'"h IT,
r!rI,ri Il - unu"r"t""d from nu'h"ritHiiT"
,..rsonS lha; an option has been ;Hk"n ~
i.,,,j ,f,,.,r he rriuL!in"ih power pt"n' 81:
rio. American ';Hs II Electric "riumuiT.
.rr.. rnc,iI:Irs l,rrc ar" very fav"ranl"
Jar tn. Wv rlaut, rs III" rA,r"ai
i..rlS.nrIs. i,."r facilities and coat and
,.,v.r AZ. i...:,..! w..iI fer ia" II'>w rot
corn.
:lr.!ln 'i... erection "f tu': new plant
,,,irri:,.I... G':,n! skilri mon VIII -
rn:rlr,,I uuL II viii add - IN" sr"wim4;
,.n,ulari"lr # I:rrrh i;"t'"ni. l"'"t
Eni,un Ga& Ir..wn woud"riItiy IN tine
q nrsI few wears and i; is now on" uf IN"
nis.rei i.ist,..$ along 'hc OHM river.
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THIRTEEN
M M A n u S

l;rc-civinS waters OF the Mediterranean
strcamcd in and put out that fire. On
beautiful emblem Of q new era when
God will dcprcss every battle field ana
every drcadnouEht and bring in the NE
giving waters Of peace. Then Will come
n golden age. the Parllamcnt or man
kind. the Federation of the World
little international army policing the
land. a little international navy policing
tn. seas. great International court,
deciding disputes between Germany ana
Franco. IT, this purpose. lot our sons
dedicate themselves. To the cnd that
we may achieve a just and lasting
r,acc. between ourselves and all nations.
| ct us consccratc not only the income
nf our rich land but also all our prop
crtv. Back of our boys baEonrtS let
us nut our own bonds. Let our SUBJ
srrip,ions to this Liberty Loan be SO
vast that W.. will have the right to say
to our enemy. YOU shall not crush the
homes Of Abraham Lincoln. You shall
not grind manll'nd beneath the iron
heel Of militarism. You shall not make
government Of the people. for the pe"--
plc, by tho people. now or ever, TO- per-
i%h from the earth.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING; W. Va. March ~. rs.
saturdays Ouotati"ns.D
Furnished ,hr latcil!Grnrer oy a L.
MaStcn & Co. members -; The New lnTN
StnSk Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling W. Va. Luuis +. Brand
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STOCKS AND BONDS

I'm, mir. NnIr th. great bombs haE" 'orh
h 49, Through ia" roof; only niue DIS VI
.,l.,S. remain. l;ruiicH ar" the hr'h"@'
ru,r.I -.,r,.. al ih,' dying hultr"9H"S'
,h., ,l;,r where Irann" dare stood AT
he .ruwi:nE - charles Is quite gone.
tn. great library. the bishops pAlaEc'
MA ;h.. ant treasures @r" IN ruins All
r.rn: AND noble, buildings do not belong
10 4 race, lh"y l.. !u;E /" the worm
Sp..r..c i..rrNr? ia" 'rrcshoI' ~ III"
rayti,,nunnn O. pressed by the feet oil
Socrates and Plato: thrIc" sacred thtt'
IN. al. If Santa t'roc" in Florence. dehr
=, DANTE and Sa""nar"la. TO br treas
~. Il ,yr.."r- The solemn beauty 81 west
,piuj,.rr A,.l,.y. holding the dust OF inc
,...u si!rr,.,,:r 20. iuS. In frnfi 81
IN. wreck cf The LttihcdTa! OF lthcsmS'
:,u hia'!.ru.'u " 'i""'Nhn mr. U'"N,"
.v,,b fL. German hammer. ia the statue
-. L.,.. Arc. Ilcr,. .*h" SlhIi"N, III
marital forever. guiding the St"ed ol lhe
SIN, with ,!.,. i,..t naui lifting the BAN
,.,rs of ,,rae. ana liberty with the right
NV .:,.,I,.. =f,..t -. chance, no h"lhb III
i,,,..I inn, !irn,y.. oh. brauiiiui en-
I,i.m at ;hc day when IN" spirit o. no
..r,y rr,.;i. =. :, rrrriot 81 III" sun. Small
,.,,,,j,. greater host made UP oi All the
,.ri,ics l.o$.> topples VII" revere inc
IF. as,lr,: Of ar, and architecture. ana
l.,w and liberty and Christs poor ana
v,,,l rid. un - Il victory mat Will DC
tin. suhiI,n.St conquest IN the a"H1lS VI
=
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The City bank. will be acting chairman
Of thu joint directorate OF the ne" III
Stitutlpn.
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rxpRESS EARARGO.

The Adams Express company mas On
rounccd This week an embargo on an
carload I'll; pm"nts. and on al pieces W
freight weighing more 'han SUI F"u''tS
eecl. throughout: the territory cast "
r-h!c.,o md 81 Louis. and north of the
Potomac ard Ohio rivers. Government
SHIPMENTS, food products and t-~
Other things ar" excepted
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A broken HAN.

WIZ pro,,,,, MAN
...N' '~",-.',,, IT,, ..,i.. i,4.n.
N' w. -, y.,n. p, .,..n..:, i
.'A,..,',....,,.,,,..,... .@..,r ~
''''' - ,,..,.. .,.,.,j. .i,.:- W.:
i... .,,..~ 49,, IYfs
:,.'.i:'.- r:i.' ia H"'.''!n' '" '''. 80. -
lNnt territory. >'..'' o. '''H -
~" = %"Hhf I''' " .,.'.,..
""un'.i '- '!'r '>'' 20 It,,
~" -" "'i'' ~ ~ a,...
!" h'* N'".' 4" .:.,' ,.,.. ....f,,,nrt.
H'[ h'N o. ,,.,t, J.. i.,,,..
N'A' N.'" ,n, waits I..,y., n.
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HEAVY EFFORTS.

Exports from the Port Of New YORK
durin. tho month ri January. JPN. nc
,a-clina: - - computation "f tn" Nauona!
CITY Funk OF New York. :nclud"d steam
locomotives valued u. $l.025. i%9. ;rcirht
cars 1T S."A4. and rails ut $GTo,oi0.
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BANK CLEAR|NGS

Clcarincs for day March 9..s 16c."'N.tS
S,,,c dr. 'rst v"ar..... Az los
ClcariuS& Cvr week ending.
Na-,h o.... 3.5eG.+2i.54
Sam" week last year ',->1,1-'.'.
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How do you like your sons wife
"Shr's a perfect darling. Tho first
.i1y after hn brought her home she dis
covered n way TO do UP my hair thntt
makes me look 10 years younger. "-Day-i
ton News. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

ROOM. laoderu; furnished for one or
Two gentlemen block from car, l8il
Fourteenth and a-half street Phone
r. l. a4Ie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
SHIPPING HOLDING
WALL STREETS EYE

New York, Feb. To- Shippings were
the conspicuous features OF today S
stock market, imparting tirmness to
the general list at gains Of I ID %
points United States steel was irreg-
ular. but strengthened later on de-
mand for crcible steel, and Great
Northern Ore. War issues showed av-
erage gains of I to points and minor
metals improved with belated rise
in coppers Rails were duh but
steady except Canadian Pacific which
was inclined to react Tie closing was
strong. Sales Appropriated $4,000
shares. Liberty bonds We're variable
the &la's hardening at $3.50 10 $50
the first As at $3.50 and the second
AS holding at 1854 to $500,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
CORN rs FIRM AFTER
UNCERTAIN OPENING

Chicago. Feb f6.-Corn pricess de-
veloped irmness today after a little
hesitation. Absence of selling pres
sure and stormy weather counted as a
baliish factor Opening prices which
varied from unchanged figures to a
shade lover with March not quoted
and May Sl.257s 0i26 were followed
By a moderate advance
Meagerness Of offerings gave decid-
ed strength of oats Unfavorsble
weather discouraged the bears After
opening unchanged to 2sc higher the
market scored a material upturn.
Sharp advances in the hog market
lifted provisions. Buying, however,
was of only a scattered sort.
The fact that receipts here were
not large was against any reaction in
prices. The market closed steady. &c
net higher With March 1272t and May
1861.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

hAufS the coal bi-,es}f Il NAV he de-
ducaed from Tho nrlee Prices for two
fenxSor moro are 75 cents a TON lass
laaa, the foregoing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
DAILY MARKET QUOT ATIONS|
HOGS AGAIN LIFTED
BY GENERAL DEMAND.

Chicago. Feb. 1G4-Active general
demand today sent hog prices sharpli
gngrade Cattle offerings lacked quail.
M There was nc urgent call 10,
sheep.
Hogs. $4,000. Monday. 5000, strong
e5e 10 so above yesterdays average;
6glk. t6.85Qf6.G5. light. i6.05@lG70;
nlYe5. 1s000lG.70, heavy 1850
1855. rough, 1850 1885; pigs, 1901
aI55o
Cattle. 5000 Monday, 10000, weak
native steers S.4011380; stockers AMI
feeders. 25ml030; COWS and heifers
s90GiiGV. calves, S50U1375.
sheep. receipts, coo, Monday, il,
200. wea8, sheep, 9.7501325; lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
LEGAL


Estate OF Thomas FuIer deceased.
The uudersigue having been ap.
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Thomas Fuller. late of tHe county Of
Rock Island, state of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that IL VIII appear
before Jue Hon. Benjamin Bell Judge
fthe probate court Of Rock Island
county, at the probate court room, in
the city Of Rock Island, ~ the April
term, on the first Monday Ia April next.
ID which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment 10 the under
signed,
Dated oGth day Of January, a, d. 1918
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.
A r Iandstrpu, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
Daily Bulletin
Food and Fuel

.-s-
THa United states 1000 adiHlliSa-
tTaf.H1 through lls loG&i b1@td' ia
paTas tHe following statement e+
prices being paid wholesalers 10y d.
mHesa for the staples named ana the
retail prices which should be eAafs
ad .H Rock Island. Moline aud Last
Moline
SUGAR per 100 lhs,j
Consumer
Retailer pays. should pay
Ege. grau.
ul.#Fa. .sug 1850
Flour per BagJ
.-a-.. ..HrprF advertised Iuli brands
tr cotton 1aes.B
d.. #... Did ts4E. 2SE $50
T. s.. l4 tal.#7f-I. 4It To- 1919
re..- sTrrAg.. per Farl
ta1 t.. f55 I26 1c6
tr5.ay rT 9rrR 4par BAG
S.. f.. 70 e. RI IS 10 20
,.efsrt -.tt-41. -iF7ar 2a-.a
var-e
,. fo Ga F5 go 20
ITgE per Lb.I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SEARLE & MARSIALLs--Attor eys- at
law Office, 302-303 Safety building
ROCK Island.
WALKER, INGRAM & s8EENEY--At-
tornevs and counselors al law. Money
to loan en- real estate. Rooms -py 2l&
Central Trust building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

II. C. CLEAVELAND CAMP NO. SIS
Sous Of Veterans Meets on seconG
ana fourth Tuesday evenings OF eact
month at O'Clock in Memorial han al
the court house, L. L. Harms. com.
mander. Eugene Johnson, secretary,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
M0T0RcYCLES ANn BICYCLES.

TIRES IAN makes. accessories, lamps.
etc, cut prlcesi SIS FLYING Merkle
bicycles at wholesale price, S25 tor
auge and blue eHameied)' I25 East
Third street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO 90, II. s
s. VI. The stated assemblies OF R0ck
island council No. 20, L. & 5. 3D. VIII
be held on the third Wednesday, OF
each month Visiting Companions
welcome, G. w Thaener. 9. l. NJ; {
A. LutL. recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

Ularly On second and Fourth FRIDAY
afternoons of each month at , p. m
IN Memorial han at the court house
G.. II. Church, commander. F, r. Cox
ddlUtant~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
F0R 80 lTf rNOPERrY.

49,, = - - : = 50
4aifrt ainef,ti H. Xxx "a "
,, ~ %'''
h,lflr.f,. 80 .tlr..s ~.
sfnI-. t,tiIts{,I 6ufTf't, 49,, ea4fi,.s
lots Of shade treps: lot 80xfG0 one
81 fine best BUNGALOWS In 5he eitv
Price $500. -an Terms af $500 rssh
balance arranged monthly ta suit
HaHea a ltguSke, Safety bQfdng IT,
J. +ss-zob3
BUNGALOW, new. five rooms bath
toilet furnace gas electric NgFt hos
ard cold water. cement bastsneBt
coiounades. large front porch. close
Ia street car This a-Bf make van a 7
cozy home Owner out OF city Price
s5,5gQ, on terms # $3.50 c8sa, balaneo
i4t'5ls ~ tes a " :7@le14 hJli9-
ING. F1ones Il lsS--263.
IN NCALOW- f91r ro0mes g7I rn,g1eTn.
fl.rnafa nor stsa ar.ff o.5tar hsfh
toilet electric light; cement base
ment built IN kitchen buffet, large
front porch; price $500, on. terms
$110 cash. balance like rent Ilaa6e-
Gcuske, Safety building r. / 4SS-f
1853.
BUNGALOW. brick; modern. 1--WE room
Oh terms; also lots Ia Case Park ad-
dtti9n or VIII build on terms. Cau
K. T. 2lU3.
COTTAGE, 1--WE rooms. all modern, good
condition; price $4,000; SS00 down,
balance like NenL Hubbard Heaity
Go, 40 safety building
DOUBLE mouse ana store, at 695, 81,
513 Twentieth street. must s8il to
settle estate, inquire W. d Koester,
executor Y. ! 4213,
FLAT: seven rooms. modern; nicely
furnished four rooms rented: reason
ahla t5rica II taken at once. marty
feay{pe Town Address "I5laf care
Argus.
HOUSE. two story. seven rooms. mod
er9 In every yvsv. ia first 'ela4s CON
difiou located al car line nat FAR
4 frofr ong Viev.s r,arIr rfirp for n1Ifets
I sala. "A so terms $500 cash. balance
! arranged monthly Hance &, Ciuske,
Safety building. r. L. 4SS-z565
+ HOUSE. seyan roor7ss ,7earl,y new.
siesDing p0rsh. den. fireplace tile
bath, ana all modern convenieaces
inc lot. also garage. VII Easriilce
/ fer immediate sale. Terms TO right
party, House care Tie Argus.
I HOUSE; m0dern: fine; up-to-dats: al
furnishings rfst class, mostly mahog
any. ms place VIII pc so!9 u Il sac,
it1ce- t4li a, nj Alofe, az central
/ trust butialng- X. J. DO.
/ HOUSE. modern; seven rooms, with ga
rage lot 4szJu5i 923 seventeenth
street. bargain owner non resident
inquire 9l5 Fifteenth street
HOUSE. in Geneseo. six rooms; an mod
ern, two acres ground: "a frult trees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

THE stated c0uci1ves Of Rock Island
CummaHdery No IS. knights fem
piar, viii be held the second Moudas
ri caeh month Visiting Knights WEI
come, j. " Houdef, Uommanuer; J
J.. hickey. recorder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16


FARMS; Two TO ave miles TO comfy
seat, Forest county, WISCONSIN,; II
acres insures absolute independ snee
rich, deep silt soil, clay subSoil; clio
yer 10 tons, oats 60 TO leo bushels
wheat 30 10 90 bushels, potatoes l5t
80 450 bushels. no dronghts, neai
markets, three railroads; s25 and -
per acre; partly improved and i'm.
proved farms, $40, S6es SIS and sISs
per acre; terms to suit your wages oil
your cagitaL Substantial assiS lance
offered our settlers free Write Oh
call tor literature endorsed by stats
agricultural authorities. Fer Olo Lano
Company. Crandon. Wis., or Charles
u. Srerner, district superintendent
Monmouth. Ill.
LANDOLOGE magazine giving the
facts In regard 10 the land situation
Three months subscription free. II
fer q home or as an Investment you
are thinking Of buying good farm
lands. simply write me a letter Bne
say, Mail me LanGoiogy and all par
ticuIars free" Address Editor Land
oIogy, Skidmors Land Co. $40 Skid
more buildings Marinette. Wis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
LOST AND FOUND.


OsEGLASSES in case; lost last week.
Return to Argus or call 4. !. 2ilI-
LOST; Tuesday; green leather pocket
book containing money, cards and
railroad ticket; between 7 W. G. a
rooms on Eighteenth street between
Third and Second avenues. Reward,
Notify The Argus office
PARTY WHO found package on Elm
street ear please call Z. I. -153.
GREY hat veil; lost, call Argus Office
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

TIE stated c0nvocatlou If Rock island
Chapter No Is, 4. a 81. VIII be hele
'ou Jne first Tuesday of eaeh fnoHtu at
'se T. m SPECIAL meeting Fec. -
D. Q. Swanson. =. III. T.. IT,, Il. ASH
secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
c0NrRAcr0Rs ANp nuILpERs.
IIOrNSEn CuIR0pRACTOR.


aHEl MATISbI, stomach, kidney. liver
troubles. constipation and other all
ments relieved without medicine
By Chiropyactie adjustments. Dr..
LESS, Chiropraetor, 5l512 Fifteenth
street Moline, Langbehn building.
Phone Moline 2S13 Hours / .. m. 10
/ .. ms, evenings. Monday, Wednes~
Jay, Saturday from z p Ia to ,. n.
House calls attended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
WASTED-T0 RENT.

By March six or seven room house.
modern: or would buy on easy terms;
references furnished, 5S5 Twentieth
street
BY March I . i've or SIX room modern
house. near Tractor Phone r. l. 24oR-
can for S5
COTTAGE, or fat: modern or. partly
modern Address o. care The Al
gus. --------
HOUSE. fEe or six roont5 modern; phone
Il / 290@.
ROOMS; two or&three, modern; house
kccpinE, by couple Phone Il. / 26ei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

ALI the News All the Time
II Fl E A r G u s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

". s. W. Y.
sTBONEY BAY CAMP NO. s, y. s. W. "
meets the nrst and third Thursday OF
each month at 5 ,. IA, at Memoria.
hall. Frank Furbos, commander, L
NJ TittorlnBEon, adJutant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16
MAMFn-MESc ELLANEOus.


CURTAIN s to la1inaer. 25c pair, ph0ls
II. I 1885, so4s Fifth avenue.
LET Fross do your paperhangings 262S
Eighth and a half avenue
500 PEOPLE al tneap johns Repair
Shop, 10 have their SHOES repaired.
Mems soIes and heels sewea. s1.a9.
Best leather and first class work.
Done while you wait 212I Fourth
avenue,
TO buy. second band heating stoves,
cook stoves and furniture; highest
cash prices paid; 222S Fourth avenue.
Phone r. l. 5s4.
10 NV, old CLOTHES. shoes, etc: phone
us. we call for casta way garments
and give yna good prices for them.
Cheap Johns Ctqthirg Store, 2lES
Fourth avenue. Phone r.. !. 2s96
WINDOW cleaning anu brass polish
ing. bv experts, special attention Civ
en- to residence work; responsible fer
damages J. Manko. Phone r. l. 1877.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

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pOR RENT-MIsCELLANE0Ua

BARN: at 1327 second avenue; phone
r. /. 3Q5.
HOUSEHOLD and piano storage; Bowl
bys Music House: 1900 block.