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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish a Marvin sold for the Lawrence
Park Realty Company q plot Of land in
Longvale to r. d. KRAFT: for Otto A
krampets, his new house on Fowler ave-
nue. at Pelham Manor to L. u. Msckeown
o; Shippan Point, Stamford. The prom
erty was held at $4,000. The same
brokers sold for A. Barzaghi his prop
srty OF Pondneld road at Bronxville to
Perley c. Sturges. The property was
hold at $4,000.
8. 8. walstrum- Gordon q Forman sold
fer the Hollywood Land Company to Al
bert A. De Richmond. the house at 347
Alderman avenue. and leased to Leonard
". Bates OF Brooklyn, N. Y, the hous.
at 40 Heights road. furnished for the
summer, and to Daniel r. McInnis Of
Manhattan, the furnished house at 81
West Dayton street. all at Ridsewood.
N ].
Tho Scarsdale Estates Organization
sold to John A. Lasher OF Belle Harbor.
l.. one Of It's houses on tho Post road,
Greenacres.
The Robert e. Farley organiza don
sold for William O. whittal his hou Sc
n Lester Hill. White Plains, to James
Darasan for occupancy.
Charles wynne sold the country estate
at Ronkonkoma, l. l., consisting of a
residence and outbuiidings, on Q plot OF
four acres. to Mrs, Florence A Kennitz
OF Yonkers. who gives In part payment
her home At 81 Landscape avenue, cor
ner of Wellesley and Landscape avenue.
on lot 10ox127. Richard H Jackman
was the broker.
K c. Grimm and r. II. Collins sold for
the Lawyers Title Company a cottage
with over one half acre Of ground on
the corner Of Woodbine and Prospect
avenues, Larchmont. to the Larchmont
Holding Company; to the same pur-
chaser for Mrs. Annie Hunter. her cot
tage on Monroe avenue, with about one
quarter Of an aero of ground. and for
Mrs. Nelly Rate her new cottage at III
Larchmont avenue to Edward Green
baum. They also rented for Mrs. X. A.
Bonner her cottage ON Monroe avenue to
Sidney q. Duffy.
Arson r. Robinson sold for the Lor-
ena Company three-quarters OF an acre
oil the corner or hudson and " sshins ,vu
avenues, Ardsley on Hudson. to r W.
n Anderson of the Metropolitan Trust
Company. who will build a house and
garage.
Kenneth Ives q Co have sold for Mrs
Helen r. Hamilton her country home in
Sunnyside Park. Irvington- ION Hudson,
containing two acres improved, with res
idence and stable. TO Rev. Charles L. v.
Brine Of Portsmouth. N. H.
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hill and Hitz.)
New York. August rs.

hill and Hitz.)
New York. August rs
Humpbacks and FInke or Long Branch.
The Priscilla of sheepshead Bay. which
has been out Of commission recently, has
had installed q new 800 horse power ep1,
CINE, making her a much faster and speeds.
Ter boat. Fishing at the banks on Long
Branch on Sunday, nuke and sea bass.
many of them OF the humpback apecies,e
were taken. shorty" .Goldstein of 30
Court street, Brooklyn, captured the pool
Habsi OF sas seventy lSfth strset. Brookiyn.
won t2.t0 with his 8 pound nuke IN
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LIS PENDENs.

LEXINGTON AV, soe-Chas J Harbeck
sgt Helen HarSsek ct al (partition);
ELDRrDoE ST. ns-Phiiip Prstsfsid ast
Deru Realty Corp ct al (foreolos of mort
gags)i attys, Wolf a Kohn.
i2lsr ST. III W-Emigrant Industrial
Saw Bank aEt Frank w EaElston ct al
ttoreclos OF mts); sttys. r J
ssTH ST. aso--Fiorsnos NJ Soon ct al
atty, osttner, Simon a Asher.
isisT st. SIS, i16 II e OF Broadway. ?5x
ssii = Elsie p Friend Agt VIM II
F1siseh ct al uorsoios OF mts); attys,
Baylis a SAnborn.
ssTH ST, IS W-seaman's Bank for Saw.
inGs in the City Of N Y Agt Mary C
Rafter Of Al (forscios OF mtgli attys,
Cadwaiadsr. wieksssAam q TAFT
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80 PARK AVENUE SOLD.

TIE four story American basement
Incidence at IS Park avenue, on the
East side between Thirty-fifth and Thir-
ty-sixth streets, has been sold by Pease
d Gilman for Miss Harriet Fishmuth to
a client for occupancy. The house &C.
cupies a lot 1s.5x51 and was held at
10000.
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sUnRoGArES NOTICES.


FLEMING, CHARLES EDwARD-Iu
pursuance OF an order of Honorable John
:. cohaian, . Surrogate OF the County 81
New York, NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Charles
EDWARD Fleming, late OF the County Of
NSM York, deceased, to present the came
with vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
n his place OF trAnsActing business at the
oflee OF Andrew Wilson, Jr.. his attorney
Al No. i4s Broadway. IN the Borough OF
S.nhsttan, in tho City of New ' ,rk, stats
A. New York, on or before the 18th day Of
SotoSsr, 1915. next. Dated. New York. tSs
SSth day Of March. 1919. ANDREW Will
sON, Administrator. with the will an.
neXed ANDREW WILSON JR.. Attorney
for AdmiaistrAtor. once and p. o. AddrssS
i, srosdccsy. Borough Of Manhattan.
READ, w1LLfAM-In pursuance Of an
.,a.T Of Honorable JOHN p COHALAN
HoTicE 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Read. ia,s
AZ the County Of New York. deceased, TO
ursssnt the same with vouchers thereof 10
Inc subscriber, At its place Of transAotins
business. 10 Montgomery Street. Jersey
city, New Jersey. before the 2bth day OF
ssptsmbsr. next. Dated. New York, the
18Th day OF March, 1918. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY. Hxscutor:
HIcKLIN BROWN. PURDY VAN
WICK, AttornsYs for nxssutsr. II Dattsry
Bias~ New rsSk sttys
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
TAT II vEsEY srREnr.l
Nv Harry Rradv
BY Henry Brad,

I2aD ST. 40 e, 8 s. SIS " Pleasant av.
Trust Co. sxr, sgt Angle Carney Ell ali;
Kneeiand. II a H. attys; due on Judgt.
tasti.tb; taxes. &C. }iosio; sold to the
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irres. Aug 21-Kath N waters to Isaac
ss ,, E S@..s. ,sSs e. MT: ,:S SS S Si
Bath ST. 2o4 w. 8 .. s2.1xes.e. Aug III
sylysnis Imp, Go to the . s say Bank
as per- BOND, tS~; ss, S S.rriii. Rogers Hq
4,sr r ST. ais nsC W. to.Sss M .s XSS
mig 81; 900; attys. Knox DooiinE; g
csTH ST. /. i2o W Central Park W. '' SS1
1908. Aug 2s-l-oretta II Higgins to
Bowery Saw Bank. 12s Bowery, 8 yrs.
and ~ %; attys. Cadwaiader. W At
~ wall st..... .........-....t1I,O0 600
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street.)
LEXINGTON Av, 1884. " a l7.s n l21st
d ssas Psr ans , If summit lev" j.
s due Sept !; 1879: 81; attys. Wells ,S 3
Dora ws,bsi. ito i,1,h st, due Aus
a.. lsa,, 81 pr mtg $500; atty. Z 9 so q
2s-Geo r Batson to H & r Realty Co,
go z 10th st, instals. go. pr mtg
tlS.ois.ss; atty. Leo schAfran. 81 Cham;
itTH ST. =: 200 9 awiy: ;i.sis.;ii, ?
5H%; atty. T c T Co. lie Broad I'd
ST SIcHiioI,Ass' Az VS.. ;4io.io i.stS st,
Baukekes to Guardian Life ms Co OF
America, SO Union so, due and int as per
bond; attys Duian Roe. Pcn n6
l7 TTM ST. ST. Nichoiss sv. lOo!ss.i1.
Aug 27-Rachelle Realty Corp to Easar
s.. pr mtg $4,000; atty. N T,S S y
Co, las Bway .........;,.:s.:.;' Se'Sp1
ST NICHOLAS Az i17t R.s 81; ss CORR
10 Liberal Finance Corp. 20 W Attn St
in',als ,',,S mo- a ~ s'','. MS Sis.co0
Gordon Bennett. TT wsshington-T,ido1s
Langsner. Ss Bronx Park TO E S
snty Trust Co OF y 7. eIr. Of said
per bond; atty. o,s, , GG an ana $3.50
,s,D CT ssI E.sa 7sxso-Heno Realty Co
to Ixnstz Rosenoaum. 70 Lsnox ny prior
mtg $1,000 ,,s AVE Sv. ~ 81 .t''' H SIC, 90
cello Piscoio to STANLEY ssessr, .sse
beaumont svi Aug -, 1919 81; Atty s;c q
SANE PRoPERTY-sams to oisy.nni
Russo, Ass LorilIard pl. prior mtg ~
Aug ~. due. &C, as per bond; att .nS
., s1T' 81: iii %, 8. ii:iisiI-1io,ss;;
,iS as. At Avg =, i II NV S..y $50
AS 9ino to chss sehoii.. $40 b i07!h q.
PTSr ritz %,s a ssssS EV e. II s W. j
MELVILLE ST. l7n, IS Amelia
Martin TO TIL. Guar bono cS ,ts S T,l:
Guar dSs 4 aHS Co i i1s B Sss Uo1. 5000
! COLLEGE Az, Ss-S. ~ lots each ssK
rs .mtEs. each t,.sSo-Helep Eosen.
yrs. *; atty. Title Quar- q r Go. i1s
Ft hT ST io5i. IS. iIiiisIioo-RRich i siSS
Ss 81 g Aug s. duo July 5. is.c, 81;
mo o;sT L EP'' %S tis,7 '.O so
Moses A steinhardt to Monterey Corp. 80
Church st; prior mtg $500 Avg sr 10; . due
vs Fl o"I Xy iii, iiisi..jchn re Re,
Is, yrs. 81; atty. Hudwiii Corp, "
r.oRatihLLRRD ri. 'iiiii. ss. 'i'ssssiOoIsaDDV,
G Go. IS Val st. prior mtg $500. Aug u,
instals. So atty. Bankers Loan q Invest
cI.I 1 10 m PI. IL. W Grand av' '' SSg
loo-Robt Drew TO Chas wulf. u
sW%, s.ty. II n Holb.rt, iSil "a
BRsTcas Nv. :. 100 n isiitsi 1t. ioH;i ioo
LAS skehan TO Michael MCGOWAN. q
asa Wsstchestsr ay. .,,,,.......,. $500
ISSp ST. ., 1853 " Willow av, is.sxloo-
Kunigunda simonair TO Amanda Way.
atty. c " walter. IS Bw.y. "a, 900
issTH ST. n. ., 800 q. Oneida ayi tsxioo-
Thos echiels to Manfred n Goldschmidt.
| 20 Linden av, LArchnont. N Y, Aug 1S,
yrs, 49, atty. W winklsrl, !Ie
wss sTS Xv. cor isi.t ct, iss
xlot.ex irres to Hewitt piEorsat North
| ern ApArtmt Corpn to Liberal FinAnos
Corpn. 40 W 77th st. pr mtg $4,000,
| Aug 81. .instais, 81; sttys. Morrison 4
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MECHANICS LIENS.

SAD st, a. E-Juilus 0oiub aEt Marie
Dieckmann, owner; Hans Hammann.
contractor ....,:................
Bronx.
i4eTH ST, n o, cor of walton av, l20.Bx
ss-JAcob Durbsn agt Georgia L Knight,
owner Harry p knight. contractor. .t156
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Paris BOurse Trading.

Paris BOurse Trading.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Trading on the
Bourse was dull to-day. Three per cent.
rentes were quoted at 81 francs 80 CEN
times for cash; exchange on London, "a
francs S centimes five per cent. loan, S8
francs 35 centimes.
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'"est OF Filth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)


18TH ST. 9, SIS Q 9Th av, ss.sxis4.sx
irreg-Isidore Townsend to Kath NJ Wat
ters, al llth Ut, Bklyn, mtg 5000
attys. Stoddard & NJ, 12S Bway....Si00
18TH ST. same property-Kath N Wat
tiers to Orinoco Rity Co, 1ls w 4oth at,
mtg &S0o.ooo, Aug At; attys, same. 800
'AsI 81, W lots tl2-4ls. map of Her
mitaEe, 60xss9-Listowel Rity Co TO
christian Wollerson, SIS w t6th ut, mtg
HI.ooo' Aug rs; atty. P e jackson, 1N
fzD 81, lSs w, IS, ly,,6x2Lsxirreg-Ja
Boyd ct al to Kath J Grace ISi & 18th
Ct. Bklyn. mtg t1so.ooo. June ~; atty,
It r Aazeltine. 100 Broad st. .......U
O'Reilly to Anna r Campbell, las w Sid
ct. mtg -. Aug IS; sttys, Heiden-
.s 1sleh A 4 4; :" Court st; Bklyn; ..:.., 81
OReiliy to Anna r Campbell, 1a5 w s4d
81, Aug -; ettys. Heidenreich a Ark
wright. ~ Court u. Bklyn.
ssTH ST. q, 40 W Central Park w, ssx
loo.6-Loretta N Higgins to 1 West s7th
81, Inc. 1 w 67th ct, mtg ss7 700, Aug
70; attys. Elkus. v. C q p. Ill Broad
WEST END Avi., SIS. ss.i s,d it ct.
25x37.7x irreg-Mary Kranich to Har-
rtngton Walton, 665 West End av:
attys, studin s. IS Liberty st.. 81
WEST END Av. 9, COLL lo5th ct, COX
l0o-Nettie Ingersoli to s15 West End
Az Corpn. COL w 18th ct, mtg sls. 500.
Aug IS; atty. Title Guar & T Co. l7s
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PLAN GARAGE NEAR 9TH AVE.
James Herbert has awarded a contract
TO the Wharton Green Company for the
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Should any OF my fellow anglers chance
TO use this ny I should be pleased to read
in ''Ys colyum" What success they had
with II and In what waters 1t was used.
Up In the neck o. woods (nesr the Me-
sAntie Clubs preserve) where rus:.-
Gated flushed many coveys of ruffed
grouse. both in the trails and in the clear
ings where the wild raspberries grew In
profusion. They evidently were feasting
on the fruit. along with the bears. who had
clawed and mashed the bushes nat in
places.
saw no deer and but few tracks In the
woods and on the sandy beaches Woods
men tell me that deer are seldom seen and
are surely migrating northward along with
the moose, and they fear that eventually
northern Canada win have the hunting
that Maine boosted in the past.
When asked the reason they said It
was tho encroaching of civilization upon
the wilds, black cats to. lynx, and one
guide told me he recently saw a yearlinE
buck staggering along ridge with q big
red fox clinEing to his neck. Thus the
wild folk OF the forest live and vanish.
The soft naples are already turning all
shades OF red. which reminds US the sum
mer IL almost gone and we shall soon be
wondering where Sve shall get the WOOD
for the log nre before which we will sit
and review memories OF the fragrant. ST.
lent woods WHIP POOR-WILI.
New York. August rs.
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long IsLAND-ToR SALE on 70 LET

BEAUTIFUL New Colonial Cottaxs with
garage on large plot. North Shore, l. /.
FIRST moor: Large living room. open hrs-
try, maids room and bath; exceptionally
large porch. Second floor; large bed
rooms, tiled bathroom hardwood parquet
double noors, white enamel trim, one panel
mahogany doors. hot water heat. blinds
and screens, complete in every detail:
highly restricted nsighborhood; lsss than
electric train; Sc trains daily. also trolley
direct to 6Sth St., N. Y. Price tit.soo. II
and soor 'n nisS: .'nS for phSsosErSph.
BRIrTON. 81 Vanderbilt Ave. ~. r.. Room
1893; Tel. Murray Hill iIso.
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BRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

90 West ssventy-frst street to Phiia
and Eueenie Moeller.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRlANsFERs.
with name and address Of owner and at
torney)

Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
ALIEN ST. 8. W s, 2sxs7-Gershon Haus-
Crotona PARKWAY. mtg 74.a50, Aug 2e;
MADISON st, i79. n ., 1lsx10o (forecios
Jan 10. leoo)-Chas r Bostwick. ref, to
Addie 9 Haight and Mary schoneld.
atty. Harry Morgan ' Psc.p DSt a az;
-, Mount Vernon. .tis, 900
MARY l. Hammond, Mary l. Clark ct nj
70 Daniel w Hammond Of Haverhill,
MAS confirmation deed, May zs 1919
w Hammond. . lincoln nv, Haverhill,
wAsHINoToN ST. is ifc:f 81, begins at
point b610 in rear from . o Of the front
part OF bldg Is Washington Ut, 226x12.2
Regina M Saportas TO Mary u Finisy,
isss %ii'o asJ p . Aug 90; atty Joseph &C
East side.
East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
GOTH ST, AIS n n q i5x1eo.s {forsclos
h aug = 1slGLJohn Dryer, ref. to Al
20; attys. Phelps a East, IIs broad
7sTH ST. iii =. i: i i5icai.dats;U0s
schancupp to st1 e 18th ST Corp, Aug
70; atty. Joseph A seidman. 81 Park
MADISON Az, "a, SOS s,d st. i;c.iiN
Minnie Maymick to Danl Casey, Jr,
s sth st.; atty. McKsnnis, 81
LpNox Az, g ilist ST, alIsC.AnEioD
commercial Agency. Inc. to George Kins-
Avg 20; atty, Lawyers r q T Co. ise
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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Just as he was about to resume hshin q
again We were startled by the cries OF a
boy who had run hook
through his left hand. Like a real war
veteran surgeon. with his "nrst aid" kit.
Capt. Jake ran 90 the boy and In few
minutes had the hook out of the boy s
hand and the boy smiling gratefully.
The funniest thing was the discovery OF
two Chinese fishermen who had Jared
badly all day. when one OF them re-
marked mo muches hshes" Capt Jake
detailed one OF his lieutenants to them,
and Il was discovered they were using
beEall hooks and lafayette bait,
After their tackle had been put in shane
one Chinaman remarked. smillngly, Now
I catch muchse hshee"
About an hour later some OF us drifted
toward the men to learn OF their luck
and with that familiar gleeful expression
one said, "Yes, me catchee no hukie, no
bassie, only some kind cod nshee, me
As the spot where we were anchored
Was not known for cod we were surprised
so We Investigated their bags and found
their "cod" TO be sea robins, with wings
much like an eirplane.
These are only a few Of the amusing In
cidents occurring during one of the finest
days we ever spent during our short hsh-
ing career. Smiling Capt Jake surely sent
our little crowd OF former Four Minute
Men away yo~ing 20 try Il all ever again
AT the first opportunity.
FOUR MINUTE MEN
(Mountrey, Rotchild. Mead, Sparks. Tut
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Jake Martins Magic Power with Fish.


We have always heard that Capt. Jake
Martin OF the Evelyn of sheepshead Bay
was a nkeable fellow, but now that we
have met him know him 20 be all that
and then some. To watch him coach. ad-
wise and demonstrate to the green ones
the art of catching FISH Is pleasure in
itself.
To see him at the end OF the day make
a fellow who has been unlucky happy by
insisting upon him taking the largest FISH
of his catch convinces one of his true
sportbmanship and desire to see every one
leave the boat happy.
which occurred during the day was hrst,
the seeming magic Of Capt. Jake's ability
with the nshing rod. which the folio wing
incident portrays; Capt. Jake was fishing
on ono side OF the boat and pulling them
up one after another, Every one was do
ing fairly well but II was noted that two
were not getting q bite.
Suddenly one chap on the starboard side
complained that Capt. Jake had been lucky
because of the spot he held. to which re-
mark the Captain answered: We'll. you
come here and take this spot and my rod
Capt. Jake had not been IN his new posi-
ton long when his magic power brought
life to the dead rod of the other fellow,
who, seeing the results. Immediately called
out for his nrst spot and then did fairly
we'll.
when Capt. Jake came hack TO his place
the other chap. who had had no luck the
best part OF the day, won the prize. as n
result OF bringing up nuke which was the
largest FISH OF the day.
Capt. Jake, who always smiles, did not
even move a muscle of his face when he
his absence. but did remark: We'll, here's
the money"
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Mest Side

to the Bowery Saw Bank. 12s Bovsry,
due Avg n 1924 Sh% sttys; Cd I'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12
WORK IN PUBLIC
SCHOOL GARDENS
<rWEIL SUPPORTED

The public school garden work
is nicely started and ought to prove
source of considerable benefit.
w. c. Croxton has been placed in
charge of the work and will be at
the grounds Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings and Tuesday
and Thursday evenings for the
present, to cooperate with the chill
dren and families who have gar
dens there.
On Friday morning of this week,
every child who has a plot in the
public school garden. should be
present, if possible. At that time
neatly prepared signs bearing the
owners name will be placed at each
plot as soon as it is put in order.
1t will be well for any pupils, hav-
ing very weedy plots, TO come early
in order to have their gardens in
readiness. After reasonable
length of time plots which are not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12
WOODMEN VOTE
SUSTAINS new
RATE INCREASE
Referendum Returns Show ScheA-
ule Carries by Nearly Two to
0ne-EffectiVe July l.

The referendum vote of the
Modern Woodmen Of America mem
bership has sustained the new as
sessment rates recently adopted.
and as a result the new schedule
will take effect July l.
The official canvassing board, as
designated by the state officers at
Springfield, according to the Illi-
nois law, consisted of Head Con-
sui A. r. Talbot, Head Clerk A. N.
Bort, and E. E. Murphy, chairman
of the board of directors. These
offocials completed yesterday after
noon the canvass of votes taken b.
camps at the last regular meetings
in May, as received by the head
clerk up to June 10th, inclusive, and
found the result to be 76,42S votes
may" or that number of votes
against repeating the new rates,
and 45,SsS votes yea" in favor of
the repeal.
The new rates are thus sustain
ed by a majority of 29,529 votes.
Reports were received from 1858
camps, the grand total vote being
21.327, or 80 per cent more votes
than were cast in the referendum
on the patriotic fund two years ago.
Only so per cent of the camps sent
IN votes, which is considered by
those conversant with conditions to
mean that the members generally
are satisfied with the change and
will cheerfully abide by the action
Of the head camp in the rate matter.
Re-rating Is Due.
The executive council, in regu-
lar monthly session today, after re-
ceiving and adopting the report Of
the referendum canvassing board,
officially announced anad promul-
gated an order that the new rates
would become effective on July 1,
and that on the same date the pa
tFiotic or war fund assessment
would be discontinued.
The re-rating of the entire MEM
bership of 100000 to conform to
the new rates was completed by a
special clerical force in the head
Office about ten days ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12
LONG SEARCH At
LAST REWARDED
Fer Ten Years Illinois Woman
Sought Relief From Trouble
Praises Tanlac.

81 have tried for more than ten
years to find a medicine that would
overcome my troubles, but l never
got any relief until l commenced
taking Tanlac," said Mrs. George
SchroppeI who lives on r. F. d.
No. l, Peoria, Arecently.
''The awful suffering l under
went during ain those years almost
made a observation-disclosures wreck
of me-" continued Mrs Schrop-
pei, "and when began taking
Tanlac / had about lgiven up all
hope of ever being atwell woman
again. Owing to the awful condi-
ton of my stomach, | was not able
70 eat anything without suffering
terribly afterwards, and l just got
SO weak and rundown that 1 had
to give up trying to do any part OF
my homework. Ny food would
sour and I would have such awful
cramping pains in the pit OF my
stomach that 1 would actually
break out in a cold sweat all over
my body. I suffered from short
ness of breath. too, and 1 was so
nervous that 1 never slept more
than an hour or two any night.
Nothing l took seemed to do me the
least bit of good, and l finally got
TO where I had no energy at all,
and just felt tired and completely
worn out all the time.
''Then l decided to give Tanlac a
trial, and to my great surprise l
began to improve before had a.
ished my first bottle, and was N
encouraged that just continued to
take Talanc, and now 1 am as we'll
and hearty as 1 ever was in my
life. When I think of, how COM
pletely Tanlac has overcome my
10 years OF suffering after every
thing else had failed, can hardly
believe it myself. Why, 1 can eat
things now that I honestly believe
would have killed me to eat before
/ took this wonderful medicine.
have such a splendid appetite that
/ can hardly wait for meal time to
come. / never suffer o particle
from, indigestion or sour stomach
now. and my nerves are In such
perfect condition that. sleep like
q child every night. do the cook
ing and all the rest Of my house
work with perfect ease, and
never have thet worn out, tired
feeling any more. wouldn' tStake
anything I'm the world for what
TanIac has done for nne1 and I
never lose an opportunity TO sing
It's praises wherever !, CO."
Taniac is sold In Rock island by
Be1gEtn astone AdxA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12

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Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12
MILAN

A. D. Mccartney arrived home Sunday
from Chieago where he spent several days
attending important lodge meeting
Dickson Matthews accompanied him to
visit friends there.
Mrs. Bart ROLLS nee Katherine White
of ManitoWoc. Wis. is visiting her mother
and other relatives and friends here.
Miss Emma Dittmer who underwent an
operation for the removal of her tonsila
last Friday is recovering nicely and ex-
poets to be home IN . few days.
Sergeant Allen T. Eddy who has been
overseas for a year with the Mobile lsbora-
tory of the Thirty-third division. arrived
home Monday night from Camp Grant
where he was mustered out. He was the
first young man to enlist from Black
Hawk township and was in service %
months.
Mrs Thomas Crawford is quite i'll at
her home here. Her many friends hope for
q speedy recovery.
Mrs. James McQuaid and Mrs. Charles
Christy were hoStesses at o'clock
dinner Tuesday to a number of Rock
Island ladies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-12

ment entitled in said court, "In re
petition of the city of Rock Island,
ILL.,, to assess the cost of construc-
ton Of cement sidewalks on both
sides Of Forty-third street from
Fifteenth to Eighteenth avenue"
and said certificate also shows the
court costs, the amount of accrued
interest, and the total amount OF
said assessment, and said certifi-
cate also states that the said i'm
provement-conform substantially
to the requirements of the original
ordinance for the construction Of
the same. as required by law, and
that final hearing on said certificate
will be had on the 23rd day of June,
A. d., 1919, at 3 o'clock a. m, or
as soon thereafter as the business
of the court will permit All per-
sons desiring may file objections in
said court before said day and nay
appear at the hearing and make
their defense.
Dated this 7th day of June, A. D.,
1919.
Fl. NJ. SCHRIVER-
FRANK WITCH.
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
VIM. FITZSIMMO&S.
JOHN A. MURRIN.
Board of Local improvements of
the City of Rock Island, Ill.