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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26

The Daisy Dixi. Fair to he held
IL A ny, Georgia, October %, 2I
y, %, q, and rs, viii bea com.
plsta agricultural and industsia,
txposiliqn,
It's mammoth exhibits will clear
y depict the great resources Of Sou
th@ra Georgia in'Ttth agricultural
ana industrial li0ts
The fair grounds in Albany is
one Of tie most complete in the
great Southland Mammoth exhibits
buildings have bee erected. Sdacious
llves!ocH bans Will house the super
exhibits pure bred stock. Modern
Spetc lalns will quarter the fast
horses that will haily engage IN
spried contest for the liberal purseS
oifrlcb. Every convenience tending
to an! he visitor in properly view
ing the exhibits has blen provided.
'shc amusement program at the
Daisy Dixie Fair will he most
eil 'oltc. Nothing to com olre with
has ever been attempted in our
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.

Whereas theappraisers appointed
to assess and appraise a years sup
port for the widow and minor child
rem Of D. W. Tiscn, late of said
County, have filed in this office
their return; this is to notify all
persons concerned to show cause at
the Sept. term, 1919 Of court of
Ordinary why said application for
a twelve months support shold not
be granted. This July % 1919.
A F Grssne Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
irorgis Lee County.

lieorgif zee County.
VII he sola before The cour,
ao''%e deer IN said Country between
tile lrgal .hnurSsof sale Oh first Tues
day Of October NEXT HE following;
One bale Of lint cotton number
1922, weight 544 il Farr-. ers ware
'ouse Company and fifty bushels of
;orn more or less.
Said property levied on as the
property OF Hardy Richardson and
Roy Richardson to satisfy a distress
&arrent against Hardy Richardson
INK King Richardson in favor Of
VIII Cottle issued by Justice Of to
Peace, Goode Price.
J, +. Hines, Deputy Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
Dawson cherO.CoEa Bp'tiins Works
EARNS Wanted

~ want number OF aaS;s;r grade
farms for clients Of ,asSaa who have
sold their homes, ss4erelore, il yoa
4lave farm ioysale write me at on%.
zee and name lowest price, no msss
ter what size farm you lave can.
j slai TOR you.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
Lee County.

u, LEG NSONhAJ
.rtue OF an order from the court
nv OF Lee County, Georgia,
Id, at public cutlery, on the
Gay in October, 1919, at the
Re door in said county, De-
y legal hours Of sale to the
adder, the following land, to-
rth hall Of lot OF land number
nine (79) in the 2nd District of
uty, Georgia. containing one
a and one aud one-fourtlI ac9rS
less, with the following excep-
d as more particularly 'describ-
eds from w. II. Kimbrough
arietta Kilnbrough to James
dated January 81, l88l,s and
in clerks office Lee Superior
Deed Book ''B", page 5eS. and
n Henrietta Kimbrough, w.
rough and Geo. D :. Kilnbrou-
nea Morgan, dated April 22,
1 recorded III said office in
ok @'B', page 4SS, eXcsct th-
wing tracts or parcels OF said
id lot decided by James Nor:
liaws: SIX and one-half acere,
sss, to Frank Johnson, dated
Z, 1888, as F4earded in CLERKS
sHuperinr Court in Deed Book
g34; also one half aceFs, more
Q Charlie Hines, dated March
recorded in said office, Deep
~, page 64o-l; also one-hali
ore or Iesp, 10 Lizzie Jcmes,
oyemder Z, 1891, recorded in
.er Deed Book "C'' page 1873;
&c re, more or less, TO Israel
ated December 8, 1890, record.
office, Deed Book ID" page
,.half acers lnote or less, to
.nes, dated December.9, 1898,
said office, Deed Beol. "D}
sls, one-hAlf scere t'S $50. I i.
- Mar;h II, 1909, ret')rict,
he, Deed bonk G.. rae.
ne ami On.i,al' acer. ri l.: {.
organ. dated Ianuari 2. 1919
/, ssi i.afiiao, D.s'i Boo< II
a4ving unety dl,G "nr-
more or less. Tie gaso i 4,
tie pbNer a'.i tni3a it,, ot.r u
tsiH aud are rvetre4 Alec
s9s II .soI "E ". Soufl
+. a~' bali oi l.t :: lnnd ~ m
i the md uirs.irrs al lee
.rsiu. The wire and fercirl
east AMI sontll sides OF the
faha In said lot Of land lie
x. Nerxan aud are reserved
eiFpG 4paaar1 lst, next
~, cash fhis let day o
ia1a
yrs4s.. ! iAini<tretor al jane
,e.ease@
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
Georgia Lee C.llnty.

- $50 ~ Nt-''''iAN'
j " Morgan a4 administration q
James Mo}Gan, decva ed, having
applied to Ing for leave to sell real
estate Of said deceased and an ord
er Tor cititaion having beengarnt d,
ell heirs at law and creditors Of said
James Morgan, deceased will take
notice that pass upon said applica-
ton of September term next Court
of Ordinary, Lee County; and un~
less cause is show to the contrary saih
leave will be granted.
This 18th. day ST Aug, 1919
A. Il. GREENE. Ordinary, Lee Co., Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
&o,,nty,
+ may concern ;

IL may concern;
rtin administrator y
- the estate Of Mrs X
deceased having To me
sell town or city lots nos
b. according To comtniss'"
ey Of the town or city OF
said county all persons
are hereby given notice
i pas upon said applica
) October Term 1918 OF
and said leave Will lie
aless cause to the contrary
September Term 1919
Il. f. Greene
Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
neauty Is HI lo.a Osen.

Clean blood means e clean skins Ne
Seauty without it. Cascarets, Candy CaShap~
tic clean your blood and keep it.elean, By
stirring up the lazy liver and driving ali i'm
purities from the body, Regin to-day ID.
banish pimples,. boils,. blotehes, blaekheads,
and that sekly bilious eoAapiexion by taking,
.Casearets, --btauty for t en- eaeasss -
Ri.6s satihfaetise.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26

Mr. Tyson King of Douglas was :.
visitor liare this week.
DR. and Mrs 4 ii Clark and H.
tie daughter Winitred Of Douglas
were the guest OF Mr. and Mrs J G
Pruett.
Mr. ] V Davies Of CorIele was a
business yi:itor here Wednesday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26

; \ girl appears in the pink
t'on after visiting the drug
lag.s in airplams these days
far into lie pa,t that old
iont 2 bic Gle butt for two
Haa, | 3 man is supposed to
"a when he ownes real estate
= he invests In a Marriage
y IL rule hut wornao
q 3as beats him out "f
sn,an's consoles j. ne
lsatic as her tonge
Slp a woman IN st Loui
arried after having boen
,hirty four years they We
both forgotten what they
ting about
anal, is SAID, to De prepar
preparing Itself TO become
&ssars for thirsIH@Ameriea
e. look as if the Cuban Metro
lacsoas the channel he's the
of alifstllne
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26
J.R. Younghioc1,
Jewell Youllpblooi.
Divorce.

To Jewell iOnaghlOod:
You are here commanded to be and
appear ut the November Term 1919 OF
the Superior Court Lee County. Georgia
and make your answer in the above
stated case, rs required by the order OF
the Court.
Witness the Hon z. A. Littleiohn,
Judge Lee Snpcriar Court.
This 18Th Sept. 1919.
IT, 4. Wallace. Clerk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-26

sirrlans consoles u !
Alsatic as her fonge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

Paris, Dec. 2.-The supreme
council, with Premier Clemenceau
presiding, today refused the Jugo-
Slav request Tor the coal mines Of
PEGS, Hungary. leaving their dis
position to the separations COM
mission.
The council resumed considera-
ton Of the German warships. hear
ing Georges Leagues, French min
lister Of marine. The principle Of
general demolition Of oil the Ger
man 'warships was maintained.
France will receive 10 submarines
in good condition as compensation
for the warships she wasN unable
to construct during the war.
Discussion continues with regard
to the allotment OF material result
ing from the demolition Of the Ger
man ships.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
eERTY HOLDERS NOTICE,
Gen. No. 81.

kice 10 hereby given to all per-
interested. that the council Ct
City Of Rock Island, Illinois.
BE- ordered the construction Of
Hermann on Thrtv-hfth street
Eighteenth to Twenty-hr3t
he. and the ordinance for the
| being ON file in the ONCE Of
|ity clerk Of said city, and said
having applied to the county
Of Rock Island county. ILL.,
/ for On assessment, Of the cost
Id Improvement according 70
|age, said assessment being
bic in nine installments, each
|jpg interest at the rate Of s
lent per annum. and An assess
therefor having been made
returned to said court, the
||ug thereon will be haA on tho
Udey Of December A. o. 1919. ut
hour Of 9 O'Clock Z. m, or "a
! thereafter 40 the business Of
sourt will permit.
h persons desiring may file OBJ
|jns in said court. before said
lind may appear on the hearing
make their defense.
|tsd at Rock Island, Illinois.
|I2Sth day Of November A. D.
II CLARENCE lSAACSQN.
Br Appointed to Make Assess
bent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
.ERTF H0bDRRseNOa4cE.
General No. AS.

|tica In hereby given to all per-
tntsrested that the hoard Of
imrrovenents Of the CITY of
I.iand mi has fled In the
= rcrr. ~ ROCK IsIand conn
4 certificate Of the cost Of the
,vsmant entitled in said court.
csretition AZ the CITY of Rock
n III n .s.ess tho coat Of
.v;n~ NJ E1sth avenue from
"A 10 Thirteanth street I" and
Ts4rt,ec.t. .Iso ,shows the
slco.t. The amonnt ~ accrued
.st and .fhe fotal amount OF
ssressment and said certifiate
[states that the said improve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
LODGE DIRRCrORY.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

the news all the time-Ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
H660KE6 CHICKEN DfNNER. 60c,
I'D Sundays. 3005 Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

LABoRERs AT THE WASHINGTON
school Job. Thirty third street and
Eighteenth avenue. Rock Island. Henry
w. Horst Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
70 HXCHAN0E.

|TYPRwRITER N AL CONDITION. WILL
exchange for roll top deek. Must b In
good condition. 1907 second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
q. o., " '.

oIDoN1Y RAT CAMP NO. Z
q. q y. '.
lfsets ths nrss end third
ThursdayV q esch month q .
p. u. st NsDneial hall. II. L.
1ssksr. sennandss: L \.
j Nttesisstos. adtutsat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02
- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS -
wA&tED-w BuY.

WOULD LIKE 10 But GOOD SINGLE
haFness. \. ]. 4l30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

SECOND HAND CLAxON HORN. EXCEL
lent condition. IS 90: second hand tires.
all sizes. These are vulcanized tires.
win be sold al actual cost. New winter
tons for Fortis. Glass doors and guar
anteed to make excellent appearance.
sos complete. Can be seen at x. l.
1Are shop. 2404-6 Third avenue. Phone
=. !. 1853.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

KAN ROCK BLAND LODGE NO.
$50. B. p. o. T.: Regular 0sst-
ASK &c Ing nrue and third AondAyA ].
G. seasls. exalted rulae. Q. D.
lssscson. sesetasy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-02

WAS COUNTY, WANTS YoU., ool(1.
Pins isrmtng land. nafhbcsa !ead..
lake,, oaW 70 clear, tanber tor bu1d-
d0Wa; no pay0snt for thEee S0oSp VIVA
you novs g. Laks Land Co. Coaovs1.
Wjec0nalnL -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
News Of the Day i'm Moline and East Moline
WALDO M'KINLEY
PASSED THRU ON
WAY TO HOSPITAL

Waldo Mckinley of Battery f,
One Hundred Twenty-third field ar
tillery, passed through East Moline
carly this morning from the east on
his way to Fort Des Moines. He was
on a hospital train. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckinley of
Silvis were notified yesterday that
he would pass through Rock Island
on the hospital train and they met
him and went to Des Moines where
they will remain with him for a
time.
Mckinley was injured while
serving overseas and on Nov. IL, the
day after the signing of the arms
tice, his leg was amputated. He has
been in this country now for over
a month at various hospitals in the
east His parents had not seen him
since he left for overseas. They are
in hopes that he will be able to re-
turn to Silvis so as to be here for
the welcoming home of the battery
in a few weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
'zIECLER WANTS
ANOTHER TRIAL
Loses in Trial by Justice Entrfkin
and Now Appeals Case in Mo-
line City Court.

Appeal for a new trial was asked
in the Moline city court yester-
day afternoon by Roy ZiegIer. who
formerly was one of the proprie-
tors of the Moline garage, in the
case of John Dyckman VS.. Roy
Ziegler.
Ziegler lost the case in the court
of Justice F. G. Entrikin and was
ordered to release Dyckman's au-
tomobile and to pay him $40 dam
ages. Dyckman alleged that he
left his car in the Ziegler garage
for repairs and that five months
passed before Ziegler offered to re-
turn the car. Then, said the plain
tiff, Ziegler tried to charge him
two prices for a new gear. Dyck-
man refused to pay and Ziegler, it
is said, refused to give up the car.
He is also said to have refused to
give up certain auto parts. The
$40 awarded Dyckman by Justice
Entrikin was to cover costs of
these parts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
{. NJ. WILL HOLD
ELECTION SOON
Vote on Proposition Of Erecting
John Deere School Within
Next Few Weeks.

Special election to vote on float
ing $50, 900 in bonds with which to
erect a new school building on the
John Deere site in East Moline, will
be called within the next several
weeks. The East Moline city board
of education met last evening in an
adjourned meeting and passed a
resolution calling for the election.
The date was decided on, but will
not be announced until later. No
tees will be posted soon.
The petition requiring 500 names
in which an election was asked,
was presented last night and con-
tanned more names than were need
ed. W. F. Potter and Oscar Lun-
deem were named judges of cleo
ton and Mrs. S. A. Cartwright,
secretary of the board, was named
election clerk. The question Of in
creasing the school revenue from
three to four per cent will not
be voted on at this election.
Superintendent Retained.
D. B. Hoffman was retained as
superintendent at an increase of
$3.50 a year. W. H. Fulton was en-
gagged as superintendent of the
Campbell (colored) school.
The board named Miss Adelia
Leonard to organize the children
of the schools into drills so that
they can accept the request of the
city committee asking that the
children march in the Fourth of
July parade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
East Moline

Mrs. C. NJ. Larson has returned
from Geneseo where she spent sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs.
Fred Schmidt.
Reach johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Johnson, has gone TO
Roadhouse to spend the summer
with his grandmother. Mrs. John
son will go down for month later
on.
Mrs. II. ]. Schmidt of Silvis was
hostess yesterday to the Crescent
club. Nine members were present.
Each woman worked on her fancy
work. The rooms were pretty with
garden flowers. Mrs. Richard MeUrs
invited the club to meet with her
in two weeks.
Rev. J. NJ Osborne has returned
from Lone Hill, KY. Three children
returned with him. Mrs. Osborn
and baby will remain in Kentucky
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heider Will
remove the first of the month to
GAINESVILLE, Wis, where Mr.. Heider
will go into the shoe business, hav-
ing purchased a business there.
WI. dAu III D GACA 0OI0Ch dA4u
Mrs. Paul Black motored to Gales
burg and spent several days.
Miss Helen Folda of Iowa City is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Charles
Schmidt of Silvis.
Herman Drulle has sold his resi-
dence property, Fifth street and
Seventeenth avenue, to S. A. Cart
wright.
The Entire Nous Card club of
Silvis meets Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eaton.
East Moline chapter, Order East
ern Stars, met last evening. Several
candidates were voted into the or
der. The first meeting of next month
there will be a class of candidates
and many visitors are expected. A
social time will be made of this
meeting.
Miss Josephine Nelson of Min
neapolis is a guest at the home of
Myra Kelsey of Silvis. Several
parties have been given for her.
c. J. Garrett and T. ]. German
and families motored to MatherviIIe
the first of the week.
Mrs. W. l. Taze and Mrs. ]. H.
Long are enjoying a much needed
rest at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Hedman mo-
tored to Marissa, Ill. to visit Mrs.
Hedman's relatives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
FIRE BOARD IN
INITIAL SESSION
Police Commissioners Met Yester.
day Just To Familiarize Them
selves With Law.

Moline's board of police and fire
commissioners, which was APP
pointed last Monday evening by
Mayor C. P. Skinner, met for the
first time yesterday afternoon just
to familiarize themselves with the
law and their duties before start
ing business.
The board is composed of Frank
Walker, c. S. Trevor and r. w.
Lea. AT the meeting yesterday no
action was taken, but duties of
each member were discussed. An
other session of the board will be
held next week to organize and to
name a chairman and secretary
Plans for the future will probably
be made at this meeting, too.
The commissioners, under the
law, have complete control of ap-
pointments to the police and fire
departments. These appointments,
however, are governed by public,
open-tO-all and competitive exam
nations
Must Have Fair Trial.
Discharges from either force.
according to the law, cannot be
made unless the person has had a
fair trial by board of judges con-
sisting of the probate judge. coun-
ty judge and circuit judge. Of
ficials may be temporarily sus-
pended, providing they have been
given a hearing and due notice.
The board may, in cases OF
emergency, make temporary ap-
pointments, but such appointments
shall not be for a period longer
than 60 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
ORGANIZE CLEAN
UP COMMITTEES
ii. J. Banta Named Chairman OF
AssOciatiOn-0ne in Each
Block is Plan.

H. ]. Banta, East Moline COM
munity extension secretary, was
last evening named chairman Of
the health organization which is
being formed as a permanent asso-
citation in East Moline.
Plan of the civic organization,
formed to look after the health
conditions of the city, is 70 CO.
operate with city officials, espec-
tally the health physician, DR..
Walton Tackett and the police de-
partment in enforcing all health
sanitary regulations. Mr.. Banta
has been instructed to select q
chairman in each of the four wards
to lead his district in the perma-
nent campaign to keep the city
clean. These chairmen are to
name one person in each block in
their ward to look after their own
block. Mr.. Banta, DR.. Tackett and
the aldermen are to be supervis-
ors. That is the aldermen are not
to be leaders or chairmen but they
will cooperate with the ward chair
man.
Final Reports Made.
Preceding the organization of
the club last evening, the commit
tie in charge of cleanup week last
week made final reports and the
treasurer paid to the new organi-
zation $120 which had been turned
over to him by factories. Indus
trial plants volunteered TO pay for
teams which were to collect all
garbage and rubbish. Unable to
get the teams, the factory men
turned the money which was to be
paid for them to the new organiza-
ton.
Cleanup activities last week were
very successful in the residential
districts, but some trouble was en-
countered in the business sections.
The city will probably take action
this week against business men
who absolutely refuse to adhere TO
orders Of cleaning up their places.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
In the Lodges

Special memorial services were
held yesterday afternoon when
members of Eliza Garfield tent, No.
%, D. o. v, met in regular session.
DR.. Mabel Otis delivered the mem
orial address on Freedom We are
Enjoying Today" in which she
brought out strongly the duty we
owe to our comrades. Mrs. Belle
Morgan also spoke, paying special
tribute to Mrs. Mary Hannah, a de-
parted member. Mrs. Florence
Scott and Mrs. Lottie Bennett,
members of the tent, also died with
in the last year.
Mrs. Edith Green sang Some
time after which it was an
nounced that the tent was invited
to attend memorial services to 0e
held Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church. Members, who at
tend, are asked to gather at the
church at 1920.
A social meeting and silver tea is
scheduled for June 4, to which
every member of the tent will be
expected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
DAYS ARE QUIET
AND ONLY THREE
WEEKS ARE LEFT

With only three weeks left in
which to pay the remaining $780,
600 in taxes and special assess
ments, the Moline Office of Will
liam Whiteside, tax collector and
treasurer of Rock Island county,
reports the days doings very slow.
After the limited time for pay
ing taxes passed, there will be a
tax sales. Mrs. Florence Suther-
land, who is in charge OF the Mo-
line Office, said today that tax pay
ers can be given good service now,
but il they wait until the last day
they won't be waited on"
Two-thirds of the $250.000 is
due from residents of Moline town
ship. the rest from property own
ers in the upper end of the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-22
MOLINE PLOW TO
SEND PALMER TO
AFRICA SHORTLY

In hope of early resumption of
normal shipping trade between
this country and Africa, the Mo
line Plow company will send N.
w. Palmer, 33S Fourteenth avenue,
Moline, to Africa within the next
few weeks Mr.. Palmer has for
nearly twenty years been foreign
representative for the Moline Pillow
company in South America, Aus
tralia and Africa.
The Plow company's office prob
ably will be opened in East Lon
don, an industrial and commercial
center in the continent, where Mr..
Palmer will be general manager.
Because of uncertainty of sailing,
Mr.. Palmer and his family may
not leave until the next six or
eight weeks.