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finance corporation bill was de-
bated an day, there was so much
opposition to non-fundamental prin-
ciple that except by. supposing all
concerned subjected to circum-
stances beyond control, it would be
absurd to expect its passage
though it certainly will pass.
For example. Mr.. Everis Arson
Hayes Of California said that it was
part of revolutionary proceed
ing"-that, in spite Of all eamou-
flage, if was proposed to establish
great central Bank Of the United
States"-for "that is all it is"-to be
run by the Government to lend pub
lie money on the securities at corpo-
rations, thus assuming that the Fed
eral Reserve banking system is
failure. !.
This point was also emphasized
by Mr.. Moore Of Penhsylva.iia! An
other point Of objection, (which has
been repeated ina both Senate and
House, is the assumption that the
billions in bonds to be voted to the
corporation may be used to initiate
the currency. Yet none Of these OBJ
Elections, or any others, were used in
demanding the defeat Of the bill. or
in the expectation that it will be
defeated. AS the House adjourned
on being informed Of the death Of
Congressman John J. Capstick Of
New Jersey, the formal debate on
the bill win be continued. So will
the Senate debate on price-fxing.
The days proceedings might be
condensed into the declaration that
neither common sense nor "funda-
mental principles nor Constitu-
tional law, nor anything else, is to
be allowed to stand in the way of
winning the war" and making the
world safe for Democracy" The
Speaker of the House and the Vice
President both signed the daylight
saving bill" during the day, so that
the disadvantages of the inclination
of the earth's. pole will be, mini
mixed. We all remain in favor of
the usual polar angle, however, as
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By w. v. BYARS.

In both Senate and House, Con-
gress spent the day (a) in support
ing its fundamental principles" and
| (b) in postponing their enforcement.
In both these important respects,
both houses were practically unani-
nous, as the Senate discussed price
fixing and compulsory control of the
necessaries Of life, and the House de-
bated the same methods applied to
the control of money, securities, and
business.
This is definition. 1t is not sar-
casm. 1t simply condenses what
Congress spent the whole day in do
ing-not because it liked, but be-
cause of circumstances which it DEM
onstrated were now entirely beyond
its control. The important part of
the days proceedings is the elucida-
tfon.or demonstration of the Dc ssible
relation, or lack of relation, between
common sense and circumstances be-
yond control. Nearly every one who,
spoke at all contributed sometime
to this, but probably no one else so
ihuNh oo SChoNOI hHuJc NSlSOn OI
Minnesota, who would rather be
right some Of the time than consist
ent all the time. d.,
The subject before the Senate was
the Gore bill, raising the guaranteed
minimum price of wheat from $500
to $3.50. at the expense of the suffer
ing and defenseless consumer. II
was up for debate only on a motion
(which was perhaps made to be lost)
to suspend the rules and add it as
an amendment 20 the agricultural
appropriation bill, to which it is not
germane.
This motion was r.ade by Senator
Gore. On the floor OF the Senate.
Senator Gore will champion this sort
OF thing against any and all corners.
This he may interpret as his patriotic
duty to Oklahoma. 1t is understood.
however. that he does not at ali
object to having It stated that per-
sonally he regards fixing any CON-
pulsory price as 'prussic acid" and
raising it afterward as trying to cure
prussic acid poisoning with more
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nj VHpIH TODAY At $50 r. NJ.
VII VII ~ EMILY STEVENS In
1871 L. St. "a SLEEPING MEMORY
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cTpANn TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Olhk1lNU i. WARREN EERRIGAN
in THE TURN OF 4 CARD"
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OF all the absurd, illogical, impos-
sible and reactionary things ever
undertaken. in trying TO control
natural laws by statute. he demon
strated that "price-fixing" was one
OF the worst, IL not the worst, in its
effects on all concerned, as Il re-
acted like a kicking gum" Then
he said that II fixing the price Of
wheat at $3.50 came before the SEN
ate in due form. he would probably
vote for 1t, though convinced OF the
certainty that Its failure would vim
dictate his prophecy.
IL this Is the only use OF Common
Sense in its relation to circum-
stances beyond control. what is the
use Of eloquence. of logic, Of argu-
ment-of anything whatever. except
making 1t unanimous first instead of
finally? But perhaps nothing OF the
kind really occurred. Perhaps 1t, Is
impossible except in nightmare. In
that case, apologies. as abject as pos
sible, are hereby rendered to all con-
cerned
Speeches on the same subject were
~ ONitA
them Gallinger. Thomas, Norris, and
Borah. As a past master of the Gin
spirational style" OF eloquence, Mr..
Borah need never leave himself open
to attack on the charge of any sort
OF inconsistency. He did not yester-
day. But in the case OF others who
declared themselves opposed in fun
damental principle" TO what they eX-
pect to support, it may be impossible
after hearing their conclusion, to be-
lieve your ears, as their arguments
for fundamental principles" con-.
vinced you at the start that you had
really walked up" and were not en-
gagged in the Hunting OF the Shark,
during which every night after dark
we engage with the Shark in
dreamy. delirious fight; and serve
him with greens in those shadow
scenes, and use him for striking a
light"
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u0Mr 1880 c Street Northeast
HUME TODAY-MME. OLGA PETRO-
VA in DAUGHTER OF DESTINY"
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HIDHIE .IO5 Pa. Az. Phone W. ESQ.
OlNOLE NORMA TALMADGE I'm THE
SECRET OF THE STORM COUNTRY. -
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await those proving their fitness to
lead in the coming stern test"
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rLDNCN TO-DAY. AND TOMORROW
llHNUEN MITCHELL LEWIS in
THE sign INVISIBLE"
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pIA7l 434 9th st. n. w.
Lf1kAh TODAY-THEDA BARA in
"DE BARRY" TOMORROw-CARME
MYERS in THE WIFE HE BOUGHT"
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TEinEp 5O5 eth st. n. w.
ISLfSDLA TODAY AND ALL WEEK
GLADYS BROCKwELL in her latest and
greatest photoplay-
THE DEVILS WHEEL"
Owing TO the unusual success scored and
the large demand for seats. the matinee
and early performances are suggested
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prussic acid. II this Is the CASE,
ne thus breaks the record all states
men who have tried to make a Dre.
tense OF consistency between their
public and private views. it is GER
tainly remarkable, II not astonishing
OF course, IL 1t is not the case; there
Is mo question OF privilege" in
volved. Everything here said in that
connection Is hereby withdrawn, as
merely the incidental delusion OF a
nightmare Of the "Armageddon" per
iods, from which every one who goes
near the Capitol may hope to awake
finally. but consult Colonel Roose-
welt, or some other competent au-
thority on Revelations, CHI. 10, v. III.
The main point is that Hon. Knute
Nelson walked up" the Senate by
beginning to discuss the whole sub
1ect as IL Common Sense were the
sole test. He talked Common Sense
for nearly half an hour with as much
force as IL he we're driving an old
Morse dragon ship to ram a mer-
chant vessel. He said that the at
tempt to fix the price OF wheat was
AN AFFECT failure" now as all such
attempts had always been in history
throughout the world" As a result
Of the attempt to control the price
OF wheat, the price OF other cereals
had been forced up until, with barley
as high as wheat, and rye and corn
higher, his constituents were Obliged
to feed wheat 10 their stock. He
read series Of letters from Mime
sofa, showing that they are doing it
now.
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In the House, where the war
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HDANnAIISc Casino, eth Il F st.
OLl1lNUnLk ~ TODAY AND ALL
wEEK-''THE BIRTH OF A NATION"
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nDINNhII'C Savoy I4th 4 Col rd.
IhHNUhLL , ToDAY-ELSIE FER
GUSON in ROSE OF THE WORLD"
TOMORROW - PAULINE FREDERICK
in MADAME JEALOUSY"
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ADJUSTMENTS
CRANDALL' S4 A%srIsrn L. : R B. !:

LIAMs in his MOTHERS SIN" TO
MoRROW-ALICE BRADY in WOMAN
AND WIFE,
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HDANnAI &C Theater. 9th & f. sts.
IlhlNUhLL y TODAY-VIOLA DANA
In WEAVER OF. DREAMS" TOMOR-
ROw-EIOLA DANA in WEAVER OF
DREAMS"
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HpANnAII'C Apollo. 624 ii It. ne.
ItNSlSUhLL y TODAY Ethel. CLAY
TON I'm BROKEN TIES TOMORROW
MADGE KENNEDY IN OUR LITTLE
WIFE"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MARkET QUOTATIONS.
SMALL SUPPLY HAS
A BULILH EFFECT

chicago July I-Scantiness Of
stocks averaged il July delivery
tended 10 streugthe the corn mar
ket today. especiaE as from now
On a steady enlargement OF wheat
shipments promise 70 eurtafi re
reirts az corn uu6r such circum
stances favorable weather condi-
lions had only a heaTlsh effect,
nae Vas light ID leading houses
we're conspicuous on me buY ing
side Initial prizes. which varied
from unchanged figures to IS
love- with July u : 70 las and
Sen+enber i 52ty. rere followed by
a elieht ad5iuonalsag and then a
material upvuru aIarouEd.
Pearisa crop CLIMATES led Ia
weakness in the az half of the day
Prices closed unsettled quarter cent
next lower with N.E l-4t12 and
September l-5I&s.
oars we're undE more selling
pressure than corr Good weather
s7# he absence q export demand
we-e the chief bearish factors
After opening uu Ganged 10 '4C on
with August 6SSsi of, The narke'
suffered a modeste further Sc
back and showeibut little power
70 rally ---...-
b7qae- The fact tai deliveries ha,
passed into S-rog hands counte,
as q bI.iisI iuAue e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
STOCKS STEADIER
AFTER FIRST HOUR

New York, July after an ir-
regular opening today the stock
market steadied for a time, but re-
acted again after the first hour.
The weakness of United States
Steel was extended its loss to two
points. affecting all other active in
dustrials. equipments and the war
division as a whole. Coppers offer
ed some resistance, but finally sue
cumbed, motors, oils. shipping,
feathers and tobaccos and other is
sues recording recessions of one to
four points. Aside from a one
point loss in Reading. rails were
dun and little changed. Liberty
3is's sold at 1882 to $3.50. first As
at "a 20 to 94.2&. second As at 94.2
and AS al $500 to 96.42
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
WANTED-TO RENT.


THREE or four modern. uufurnished
rooms, Tor housed eepinE. nea L
tortN-thtrd street. II l. Address
=. D. A." 4204 Roth avenue.
SMALL house or three or four un-
furnished rooms no children; best
references. NJ G.. care The Argus
-FOUR rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished with gas stove and cleo
trio lights, responsible family OF
four. two grown children. Address
T, H., care Argus.
HOUSE: four to eight rooms; in or
near East Moline Phone X. /. 23l0.
ROOMS. modern unfurnished. two.
0hree or four. Call Il. !. l361-L.
HOUSE: modern; seven rooms or
more. Phone u. !. 1910.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
GRAND DUKE TO
RESTORE RUSS
Michael Urges Overthrow of Pres
eEi b0YsrnZleE. - ..ris1sesIki
0uSted at ladivcstok.

London. July l-Graud Duke
Michael is reported TO have issued
IA manifesto stating that he cousid-
cred i his dJty to restore and re-
generate The Russian people, says
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Moscow under date Of June -.
| He calls upon the people TO over
throw the present government.
Czech -0lOyad forces have dissoiv-
led the BoIshevik council OF work
men and soldiers delegates at
/ ! adigOstOk, ACCORDING to dis
patch from Shanghai received BY
/ Reuters Limited
The volunteer army beng raised
! IN The Don C0ssack district is in
/ creasing rapidly IN size General
! AIeNlen mas been appointed com
maHdeT-in chief and il directing all
/ operations This is reported id All
i Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Moscow dated June -, transmit
ting adyices received from RustOv.
The Germans, according to re
ports received from NOronesh, are
advancing steadily and are armine
+ German C0lonIstS in the I avris dis
ItriCt.
! The Ukraine government has or
! dered the mobilization of all mel
who have not taken part in the wal
Iup 10 tais time and plans to create
eight new army corps.
German troops have occupied
| Tifis, the capital OF the CaUcas u!
government and largest CITY in IN,
Caucasus district, says a delayed
Exchange dispatch from Moscow
Organization OF Austro-German wa
prisoners in that region has beef
begun by the Germans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
ChicagoMarkets
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. July 1.-IIog receipts,
$1,000 good hsgs mostly stead
at Saturdays average; best de
mand for good lights common
packing grades slow. butchers
16.65dI1.I0. light $500 lT.I0.
packing 16.O56BG5: rough 1880
1900, bulk of sales 1G450I7.05
pigs 16.40d16.S5
Cattle. receipts, 10000. goOI
beef stea-s fairIv s.eaIv: Others
slow to lower. quality poIr. calves
steady
Sheep receipts 1900. strong L
higher; hest western lambs sell
ing at 1900 natives at 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
DENY
TREATY ON POLAND

Moscow. June 20 (By the Asso-
ciated Press. Official denia, is
MADE by the government Of the
published report that a secret
treaty has been concluded between
Russia and Germany regarding 20
Land. An official statement says
that Russia was compelled by vic
lence TO cede Poland without a ref
erendum | eing taken
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, July l-BolteT- slcauN'
creamery. %-G43t
Eggs. higher; receipts. IL ~
cases. frsts, 54t SOP oI''lla !
frsts. 52H S4c. a. marx, cases II,
cludeI. STA - &C Ordinary Hts
s2dG4c; al mari cases included
5I6S4l2c
: Potatoes. higher old, receipts / :
r.rs Wisconsin Michigan and
Minnesota bulk. 1.75d 100. ditto.
racEs > O0a 2.tO;new. receipts, 120
cars- Louisiana. arkansas and Ok
lah0ma sacked ] rIumphs. -.3p4
40: ditto Whit 2.501 500; VIZ
GINA. barrels. 6.aG 100
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Chicag % Grain.

s-rs-asr1 -T-.fz 1-EOrn- NO = vel
low. nominal 70 . yettoW = :.
70 No. 4 yelioV SEQ lo-. No =
,.ej-ow 45aI5s No. 6 yellow,
n Ne n 4 wbfe. old. -Sa TS&4 !.
now --La-S. ssndard, old, 1872
r-ss new -7s.G 49,
~ vo J 74fI.I5. barley. 100
- tfmotbv. 1000 -.5C. clover
and PORK. rouiE laEH' -2-o' >
ribs. z2ST0 %. 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
IlE(tAL.
@ofice of Final Settlement.


Estate of Gottlieb Dierolf, deceas-
ed
PUBLIC notice is Ihereby, ,s iyein1 ta a5
minfstrator de bonis aou With the
vii annexed Of the estate Of Cot
leb DIeroIf, deceased, has THIS DAY
fled his final report and settLeIn elt
as such in the probate court OF ROCK
island county. and hearing o. On , sdld
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at winch ilIht
persons Interested may appear no
make objections thereto and y M M
nh-eCtions are filed, said report viii
16.s approved a. that time. and the
nnderSigned VIII ask for T, q order zT,G q
distrib 1lrSon, will ask TO be dIscharS-
cd.
Rock Island, hi. June =. 1915.
LDl-IS DIEROi4F,
Administrators de bons non Win the
viii annexed OF Estate o. Gptti4eI
Dieruif. deceased
James W. Maucker attorney.
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PAGE CLOSES
LnnGE nIRFCT0RY.


MASONIC.
Masonic Tempe, Eighteenth street
and rtfLn avenue.
THE STAT Cd AasET4SG % TRIc
Lodge No ~. A. r. & a.
A N. vii, be Getd on the uFsf
N%~ thursday or eacn month. at
A\ T5O y. IN. h O EoderGcM
SM@- ". NJ Z. l.. Hubbard. aes-
TCsAfy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
LEGAL.

Estate Vi Eizsbeta j. wood. de-
ceased
The under lgoed having been ap-
pointed e. e. -tors ~ the last Will ana
1esta nent 81 Elizabeth }. Wo"d, Ial@
NE county Of Rock lslaAt. state
u Illinois. deceased hereby g.Ee no.
Aee iAat 1Aey viii appear before lAe
hot Benjamin Bell. Judge Of the
PROBATE court Of Rock Island county.
= tAe probate cur room, IN The city
q Roca Island. AZ the August term,
en lie First Monday 81 Angus, ueA-,
Il Rhtch time sH persons having
f'alnls against said estate are notl-
- and q-ested 10 attend for the
+4fppSe Of having the same eq4d4l
=, Al persons Indebted to said Is
80 are requested 70 ma / e im1neol-
Ate Pc yment 10 the~ undersl g ed
bsTed i5th daz n June. a y. 1915
w. A. r = GOD.
f.. ". LEWIS,
Executors
Stafford. schoeds & Stafford, at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SMITH Form Truck, cab and stake
body, 500; one Ford delivery. pan
el body. S325. one Ford, panel body,
$500. one Interna tionat y ton
truck, $500. Easy payments can
he arranged. Noack Motor Co,
ZG0S-2uIu Fourth avenue, Rock Is
l.. nd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPACE in garage: phone K. J. 4s43.
STORE room. with apartment up
stairs. suitable for confectionery
etc. r. l. 90.
STORE at 1906 Second avenue; in
quire 1880 Tweptletn street, ~ call
r. ]. 20l1. -
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners. SIZE
per day delivered call K. I. 44o3
HOUSEHOLD 40 piano storage
Bowlby's Mrs Rouse. 1900 block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
ABSTRACTS or TITLE.


OF TITLE prepared or
continued to date GOV tF4nS an!
real estate in the county. TToInp1
aDd accurate service a. reasona bic
rates Rock Island tie d ADJ
sIract COMPANY: w. }. Sw eeney.
secretary; 2p3-2I2 Central ! rust ~
SAVINGS Sark building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ROOMS; two; furnished, light house
keeping. Mrs. BiDbs, 50l t4Itn
street Phone r. L. 3S01-k.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.


,kPEkFLCOCS hair. noles, warts
on face and arms. permanently re-
moved with electric needle Ad-
dress Nlss A NJ k.ttred5e, l Ar
cvIe fats Brady street. DRVen-
port Phone DaY. So4-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

LNIST- rose " - ~ :. 100 TIT
ON monthly payments. four. ave and
six room modern houses; these
houses can he bought with a small
pa yment down: balance like rent.
For particulars call p. I. S45l or
1645.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
LICENSED CHIR0PRACTOR.

RHEUMATISM, stomach lroaP9te,
kidney, liver trouble, const patton
ana other ailments cured without
medicine by ChrOpractte ADJUST
meuts. Dr. LESS Chlropractors
bI6I6 Fifteenth street, LanBbehn
building, Moline, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
RI-SINESS CHANCES.


REAL hotel business bulidlng shn
furniture: II interested call me-.
DaY. 6Ie1N.
MEMS clothing. shoes and furnish
ing goods store IN Eldorado, Nan
wen located ia heart of nam buSi-
ness street: fastest growing city ;
IN reduce stock to SUIT bu5 Ell
Write Box 51l, Eldorado, Kan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG.


l.. 4. BURROWS, 2I2 Eleventh 81
Phone l2s5 X. J. Prices reasonable
CALL Mariug Bros. for painting and
psDer cleaning, work guaranteed 4.
references furnished. k j 3@b9.
FRED A. SMITH, 1914 FAfth avenue.
Phone X. /. @5l4. hrst class work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MOVING.

~-~-c~~~~-~-~~@0~~ON~@~
ARE you looking for a house?-W e
can OFTEN tell you where you can
md one for rent. Phone r. l. $50
Household goods moved. stored.
ed and hoisted Rock 1sGand
Transfer & storage CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
WANTED- SITUATIONS.

---~---r~--~~>-~~-~--~>~
81 EounE man. after y. nj. and all
day S1.uru-E- Alexander BlOScu-
I.-auu. 1875 Fourteenth anu-a-AaiE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
NANTED-NALE HELP.


MAN or good sized boy to work on
truck farm: must be good team
SteT. steady work. Inquire 299l
Ninth street or phone X. !. 0o69- ~.
Statesmen: why not earn some eX-
ira money? Others are dong it.
by not youH One or two hOurS
in the evenings viii earn you from
$50 TO SO per month and not IN
terfere with your regular work.
W rite f. <. BUwloy, benton Han
Dor, Mich, FOR iuA particalar
MONT .janitor; good wages; apply
SALESMAN for Rock Island; mar
TIej, age 50 10 o Years; permanent
pOSIuon; good salary and Cpnmts-
SION; opportunity for advancement:
replies LIeated coniidenttaiIy. Ad-
dress Statesman, care argus
SURE EYOR, surveymen, man for
clerical work. and la1orers. Apply
j {. M EIleFne. |. ;. Assistant
Engineer, room 33S. p. .. buudlng,
koSk Island, ia
COOK; experienced; references re
qutred: SIX weeks camp: splendid
60 uipmenI, Gail 4. /. l99.
TRUCK driver; call at st. Anthony 5
new hospital RauIf Constructions
Company.
TIIEkEEPER; call at St Anthony 5
new hospital. Rauif Construction
Company.
SHOE clerks, experienced; good sal
any. permanent position Boston
Shoe Co., 1926 Second avenue.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
HOUSEK EEPER. three in family,
CaH r. /. 241S evenings r. l. 500
during Gay.
GROCERY clerh: salary SIS week.
experience necessary Phone X. /.
a a q n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FOR RENT-H0USES.

HOUSE: seven rooms. modern, rent
ST.: 55II SeyeH6eenun avenue. can
moline 16l3-h.
HOUSE. I'VE rooms. partly modern.
Inquire it'd, seventh street.
HOT Sc: five rooms, inquire SIS Fiji
Ueentn street K l. lt60- L
HOUSE: ulne rooms; modern; inquire
.:}a Twenty -tnlTd street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ROOMS; two; furnished: light house
keeping, SOS Forty -irst street.
Fhone r |. 5922-N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL give Ford as part payment Tor
small touring or cuumm$ or ORC
sedan: must be III equally good
running condition. State make,
year. mileage and present value.
Address r ord Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FOR sALE-FARM LANDS.
Observation-Disclosures.

sEAftLE 81 MARSHALIy-Attor
st-lAw. Office 3OZ-3V3 SAFETY build
ing, Rock Island.
WALKER, INGRAM g. SWEENEY
Attorneys and counselorH. AZ law
Money t. loan On real eHtaLt.
Rooms 219-2l2 Central Trust
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

s, ALIE.lt " SChttU ELDER -cIvi!
LiaztLeer, $40 safety building.
IbLnr = l. hS KOCh 3slanu- III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ROOM: furnished for two men, in
private family; board if wanted
1888 Eighth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

TIRES tan makesJ, accessories,
lamps, etc: cut prices; SIS Flying
Merkle bicycles at wholesale price,
$3.50 tall colors, enameD. Five
stores. 1t5-l19 East Third street,
Davenport, Iowa. Fred ]. Barr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

CAN arrange a private loan on fur
low rate Of interest Phone r. l. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ROOMS; two; modern, furnished :
a suitable for gentlemen: two blocks
from Bridge line car; 24e0 Firth
avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ROOMS; modern; IurHIsned: 500 per
week and up. WaddeIi hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

leaving town WttI sell at saCrilCe,
l5V7 tleY enth street or phone K /.
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