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ELECTIONS AND meetings..


At the regular meeting OF the Board Of
Directors Of Tie FIDELITY TRUST COM
PANY nell on October 18th, 1919, III fol-
lowing minute was unanimously adopted;
The Board o. Directors OF the Fidelity
records lts sincere appreciation OF the lie
and services Of JAMES HENRY Kill
LOUGH. a fellow Director, who passed
away ON October anC. l.IJ,
JAMES HENRY KIILOUGH was a man
Of the highest ideals. Modest to an unusu Al
degree in his bearing toward others. he
Couteuted himself with a position OF COM
para+iye unimpnrtsnce II he could but adj
vance tho interests and welfare OF his
friends by giving them credit for accom-
pllshments that were really his own, He
was possessed OF an analytical and a well
trained mind, which enabled him TO COM
Inv inuermost factors and parts Of bus!-
ness and financial problems. Nature en-
dowei him with a grace OF speech and a
gCnfltucss Of disposition, which with his
frmness Of conviction, purity Of character
and generosity Of heart made HIN a
charming counsellor and friend. HIS circle
Of acquaintance was large, he having
travelled extensively n the course of his
business activities. He was r. successful
merchant. admired and respected by al
who were so fortunate as to know him and
he left a record uneNcelled for integrity
of purpose and all the elements that 60 TO
To his surviving son, Mr.. Walter Fl. D.
Eiuough, the Board tenders the assurance
OF its wnr'nest sympathy.
October - n, 1919.
SAMUEL s. CONOVFR, President
ANDREW II MARS. Secretary.
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'Ex dividend.
BosToN CURE oLOsINa.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Despite Is per cent. rate on call
money prices were yesterday buoyant
during the final hour on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange the steels. after show
ing a reactionary tone for most of the
day, indicating the greatest strength at
the end, and closing well up TO Tuesdays
final figures after earlier LOSSES OF to
8 points. In most other groups fair
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advances were registered. Bethlehem B
rallied ga from its early low TO 1O5.
Steel common rs 10 1O9. Republic Iron
ana Steel 10 9S. Baldwin TO 144A,
ending at 142&. and American Locomo-
tive TO III. Mexican Petroleum at the
outset rose 2% to 2521l, fell back to
y, and ended at 249h. Pan-Ameri-
can moved up 6& TO l33, a record high.
Studebaker. after failing, back AZ
from its early high. rallied to 1921.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.

Pierce-Arrow moved up from its early
low OF 7G%. Marine common during the
noon hour advanced ga to 63h, Marine
preferred 2 to 122ia. Atlantic Gulf and
West indies SO to 1919, with recess
SONS Of ] to 2 points later. Tobacco
Products was offered down 2& to 105 - ,
American Sumatra l to 107h, Texas
and Pacific rallied to 55ll, Southern
Pacific was offered down 20 10TH. Union
Pacific tC 12SA and New Haven to SO.
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SECURITIES COMPANY

VUt0ber Z, lHI5.
Tho hooks Cor transfer Of ths capital
stock Of Northern Securities Company will
be closed nj three O'Clock p. NJ. October
II, 1913. for the purpose OF the annual
meeting OF TIE stockholders 20 be held on
tho 10Th Of November 1913 and viii ha
reopenod az ten O'clock a, NJ. November
II, 1919.
y. TERHUNE, Secretary
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TN RaI,inore and Ohio Railroad Co.



Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company Will be
held At the Office OF the Company In the
City OF Baltimore, Maryland. On Monday
November II 1919. being the third Monday
OF said month, at y o'clock A NJ for the
purpose OF eiecting twelve directors for the
ensuing year. and for tho transaction Of
Tho Transfer Books win close at ~
o'clock noon, October IS, 1919. and remain
closed until 10 o'clock A. NJ, october q,
1919. c. W. WOOLFOBD. Secretary.
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RUBAY co. STOCK OFFERING.
Bankers Floating Unsold BnIanc,
of SS5O,OOO Issue.

Lawrence Chamberlain q Co. are OF
fering the unsold balance OF sS6o.0Ot
Rubay Company per cent. cumulative
preferred stock at par and accrued dlNt
dend. With every four shares OF pre-
ferred stock the purchaser will receiv
a bonus OF share Of the common stool
Of tho company.
The oompanys business is the manu-
facture OF closed automobile bodies IT
net earnings to January /, 1919. aver
aged s19O,27446 a year. and the com
pany has on It's books more than 81.
500. 900 of untitled orders not subJeo
20 cancellation. It's stock Is exem9s
from normal Federal income taxes an
In tax exempt in Ohio
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NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
First and General Mortgage Gold
Sinking Fund Bonds.

Coupons from these bonds payable b.
their terms on Nov. |, 1919 at the ono,
or agency Of the Company IN New York OF
Boston. will be paid IN New York at the.
oiilrs Of the Treasurer. Room SIS. 1S Cort
landt Street
WALTER BROWN. Treasursr.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tho
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company OF It's
appointment of the Columbia Trust Com
der its Consolidated and defending Gold
Mortgage to Central Union Trust Company
OF New York, as trustee. dated June j.
1918 to fill tho vacancy caused by the
resignation Of said Central Union True (:
Company of New York as such trustee,
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
BY J. H BENNINGTON, Secretary
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READING COMPANY
: = 49, LL-Ll -. Ii Il m. n

Philadelphia, October a, 1919
The Board OF Directors has declared from an
net earnings a quarterly dividend OF two %
cent ESQ on the Common Stock OF tho CON
Iany 70 he paid on November -, 1913 TO tm
stockholders Of record NJ the close Of business
October p, 1919 Checks will he mailed d
stockholders who have filed dividend orders Wild
the Treasurer JAY V. HARE, Secretary
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CHEEsE-statc, whole mIlk3' fresh ms IS
OIL-Rango OF price,:


EGGS-Fresh gathered extras, dozen,
670 6sc. extra hrsts, 81 a 66c.; firsts, 6eG
6sci seconds, $40 5sc undersTSdes;o SS .,5
1ss dirtSs csses 94 sood TO dhoe aa
dry, 1T4Sc; under grades, 5000; re-
frigerator, special marks fancy CHARGES
paid, 52q5sci hrsts, 6o95lHe'i seconds
FLOUR AND pIEAI--RYE FLOUR
fancy, 1855 q 775. WHITE CORN FLoUG
rrPHula,Sxd fio So FEEbctS sts %?
DO, 1885, red dog -four, 14o ID, sacks, SEQ,
I42; standard mlddlings, 40, s46,75 @
q. So: flour middilngs, 90. s5s86Oi red
dog nour 40 ID sacks '6s86s, on
meal, S14, nominal
FRUITS, FRESH-APPLEs--Red, balt.,
.-:sGs: green sles 81 ~. small ana moor.
75c as1,s5; Duchess Dbl, s41ii Baldwin,
s3,50u6; Northern spy, s35o9 80; wealthy
N 61Rse 3gl York ken PsEid
$4,000 $50; Fan Pippin, st@'.5oi Jee?a:
Greenins ss0si Jonathan, far Western,
box, s2lO@87s; Winter Panama. sees n
4; King David, s225aS75. crabaunless,
ST TEER@ OoF V bb I,T5tSl2 Rarieftt' s.
Bb5lO', s65o@S.Sc. ' GTtPEs-An varieties,
: till crate, SlT1.15; 20 III. bsk., so ~
ORANG ES-California s2.5Oa9. MUSK
MELONs-Colorado standard crate, 81 25i
Nat crate, SlTl.5O; pink mont $40 10,
OSTRICH EGG ONs--Western, 81 q
La CASABA MELoNS-Crqte, Sl1b
cTTRoN MELoNs-Bbl, 'lTLso.
FRUITS, DRIED - APPLES - Evapo'
| rated. state, h. 100
NAVAL sTOR Es-spirlts turp0ntine
machiHo; 69lsy pTs T o5,-loo ,o an, sn'
iIoi S'S.fts4S R9 siso5 b. .ls e '
;s is'7s; r tiss5; c. ;io .3O, II. 1890; j
| t2O.76; X, s2i.Jo; NJ. s22; N, $685. VIC
| 1895, and WV, S24.2b.
oILs-stsnda.d white, New York, tex
cases. .t:9;25 water, waite: New Yorl,
| s2I2B; motor sasolene, garages, 2th c.
Consumers, 36He. tstsel bb'sl linseed OIL
| strictly pure, gallons ~ ~ lbs, IN bbls.
| si.SS; Calcutta OIL slse,
PoTAToEs--Maire. 100 II. bag. s2@4
| $50 ms. SS,7EQA25 i65 lbs. $500 {
state, 100 lbs. se02,5s' Long Island is
| lbs, S450G5i 1875 lbs, s426d 5; Jersey
| round, les lbs, S2.5O0s.T5; $50 lbs.. 81 q
case; dstee.iys, $50 lbs, $50 %; long
bsk, ti.ib9l.be; No. 3. T5e. QtiI Della
ware ana Maryland. No. !. bsk., tl.2O
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.TEEL ANp ORnNANCE sroCKs.
cANApIAN WAR LoANs rN NEw YoRK.
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

Champion =. New Doug. Il &c
Caief Con. 4isl New Baitc.. * 81.
Con Copper as SIS Nixon ...... . -
Crown Res. 81 q lOLOudaga O.. Is -
Crystal neW. 90 s. Eauser Pet. tx ~
Dcubi.h ... 2S % lRdli-r ...,,. rs
Eoele B.. ga .4lSeTen Net. ~ 2s
+ ortuuA 80. IS " Miami. 6 G
Hona ..-... IS 20 lVeNaua ..... 81 69
Houshton E. q 1Alu Vgde Ext IS IS
Iron Bios. IS Is Victoria 80. 95 IL
iron Cap. iiA Il Yukon ...... ~ IL
IL Rose &c. 50 40
Full paid.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form, Rata and Maturity. Bid Ask About
Coupon fks, Jan, l96i.....l09 n0h 4'V
Registered AVS, Jan. 1851. .i1Sh -. 80"
coupon {as, sept, i95S .les lH $W
Registered 454s Sept, 1868 lOSh 80: -
coupon as March. 1860 lV3 1yih 80
Registered pSs, March, l965l03 lO45a 4'VS
Coupon 4i1s, Jan, 1885 ....l0S 80.
Reg stored AIS, Jan, 1865. lV2 -: ~:
Coupon 4l4s, Jan, 1915. .....192 1851 so
Coupon AIS Jan, I945.....1Ol 1cSB 80
Coupon a., 1g6f.............. ~ VS. 80,
coupon As lg6O-G2, Canal. 50 va eui
Registered e., l9Go-62, Canal 9SA WY ~
coupon As 1861 Highway gSs s9A ssl
Regis As l95s-62, Highway ssh
Coupon As Jan, 19iG........ 9S& .'s'
Registered -, Jan, lgi6... gSls '-'
Coupon a., Jan, 1942..... 9Sk '"'
Registered Is Jan, 49,. ySA r.ss
sEx dividend
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NTE VYED WILL SELL AT S1.29 OF.
1AA v EN PARITY WITH GOLD.
BOSTON COPPER NEWS now in \

volume. gives latest SILVER and COPPER
news and discounts action OF SHARE
MARKETS. Complete statistical service
on mines FREE to readers Of paper. Send
to-day and get on mailing list. No charge.
No obligation, Address Dept. 10,
BosTON COPPER NEWS. Boston. Mass.
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I.ao; No. ?, 7So, Ssii Southern, No. l, ebi.
~, DRESSED - TURKEYS -

POULTRY, DRESSED 80 TURKEYS -
Western, spring per H., ss145o.; Ken
qfy g9a I' y ss H. p.- sSgt Sc
Western, milk fed. 29Q43e.i corn FED, rs
I4tc.; Dbl packed. milk fed, 80 lbs,
and over each, SIC; under lbs. each,
southwestern, milk fed kegs, S09S1c.;
corn led, 2S q 99c.; Nlrgluia, milk fed, "a
rs pair s5e,' 81 lbs. pair. S2o,i Phila-
so sglSc.; State and Pennsylvania, 2SU
3gc. l7DWI.S--Tresh killed dry picked
box, Western, milk FED, 27W8Sbc.i corn
fod, 20 W27 H.; fresh, dry picked and iced
30 H33c.; Southwestern, hills, or kegs, 81
q 33c. OLD COCN$-West, dry picked.
box or bbia. 22c.: Western. ICED, 9bls,
"a H22c.' ecaldel, H., &c. DUCNS-Long
Island and Pennsylvania, spring, SSc.
SQUABS-Primc white, dog. SAWe; dark,
S2.5o4S; ouls, Si.oog2 GUINEAs-Pair,
rRoVIsIoNs-Porls steady mess, SO 20;
q S0i paoke., &25g26; extra India mess,
so0@52. Hogs easy; bacons, 22so.i 40
les 2s%si pigs, 2S%e o.. Bellies g pIi,,,t;
clear, 1920 lbs, eIo. Creates Grnier; vel
low, 14El'hc.. choice house. ism18 y C.
24Ac.i skinned 1890 lbs, 25isc. Tailow
srougi middle west, $3.50 G297o. city
lurd quiet; quoted, 29hc. nominal Re
American S2e77; Brazil krgt sSi.7b
Compound firm; quoted .3R94No.i
s,oarlne s,eadier, city lard stearine, SIC.
pleo lae.
SUGAR Cut loaf lO.5Oo;i crushed
xxx powdered, o.2Oc.; powdered, else.
fectiOnsrs A. s.sOe,' Nc !. s.s6c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Sales. Omen. High. Low. Last
go Am W C Mch. .IS7 ISS IS7 is
40 Am W G Mch pf "a glik EnL giik
$40 Ark Gas...........i73 IL l7s ia
800 Barnsda1 Corp. AZ A a. a
IS Car66SS, Hy5 GtS Sni Fl if X S& -
23i7 CornUrle l. q n. 81 l0I5 SX lNH
no Ind Brewing..... AZ ~ AZ AZ
p Ind Brewing pf. II II IL. il
4a,2 Marland Ref. .... IA fI ~ ~
go frs Light s. HIT. 81 b9i5 % b9I
90 Nat Fireproof..,
is Nat Fircproof pf I5a, II 1;X ia
30 Ohio Fuel Ou...2l NA 2T 97s,
$50 ONO Fuel Supply t4n 64l5 "a o.
el Okla Ga3.......... 43Ts Il lSl g9H
II penua ........... 4S.s Asi5 ieit A9l
10 Phila 90 Ge5 Df. 81 "a "a 81
o0)O Pitt Jerome Cop IS IS "a A.
$50 Pit Nc shasta. 81 81 81 an
10 Pit OIL S Cas-. IN 14h lF4 liH
, 2i5 RIversida East o. 8 81
1919 San Voy...........10 10
IS IN Natural Gas. ia l2y l2Sh 12NI
sos wosuHs6s Flee ,;,., ts55a S}4 SaA ttSSs
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PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND rEAs-BEANs-

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Ma =.
choice, 100 pounds, siL50; Manchur-
Ian, 'll5o; ooseorrones. chilean. 4sg
S s;S fSSoice e9 s9fsas L9dy wa aS
lngton. California, s7.75gs: small white,
California, $775Qs; large white, Idaho,
S775Gs; tepary, California, s. q 5.75; kote-
nashl, japanese or Corean. $3.50 9d.75; dali
fuku Manchurlan, $3.50; red kidney, choice
Sl35Ou 1875; red marrow, $40 1880; KIN
tolSi, Manchurian, s4q5.50. yellow eye
s7.25; white kidney, choice, Sl2--5 . l2.5oi
!mperials, SO; kumamoto. Manchurian,
$3.50; caballero, Chilean, $500 bayou,
Chilean, sea Gas; CRANBERRY Nanchurlan'
round, S6.75 U7.?5; long, Sc sea ~; short
$4,000; California, 81 $50; pink, CAN
t0rnia, $40 100; lima. California choice
scotch, 1913, s6.75G7. 1919, s79I .25; green
Wisconsin, SG50u7; Idaho, Si25 . t.3y,
Washington, $3.50 7.55;, Calif0rnia. ,.So
OILS; Chilean, SIC I.0O; a 6st' Si ,.',i,
eye, California, s6.2596.5oi splits, yellow
81 80; green. s10@lO.50; white small, Man
churie1, S5.754t; large, SS9S'5o.
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras
56ib a coo; seconds, IS to 81 score, o2s- q
55Ec; lower grades. 60Q5lisc.i unsalt5
ed. higher than extras, @7le.i extras %
n 6eisc.; frsts si96sc.; seconds, 55i5 .
5si9c.; State dairy tubs: finest 50 q SO. :
good to priine, 5000; common TO i9slr
an 4qlIc; seconds, 47G47hc.i lower grades,
45t746hc packing stock, current make,
No. l, iT647Iac.; No. 2, 46g 46ac'; lower
grades, 4SQ+5hc,
CHFEsE-State, whole milk fresh fats.
colored or white. ID. 81 q 81 i1c. average
run SoGsO&c.; lower grades, 2SQ 2sc.
held mats. specials SllR 132hc.; average
run, 80lA a sic; twins, specials, colored OF
whites, SOmS0%c; average run. 80 $50 X G,
lower grades, :5929c. Wisconsin, whole
milk, twins 29ts 9sotsc,; single daisies
fresh, soE @Slac.; he!1s Z 4S- Z 1, e. i
slhc.; Young Americas, fresh, 81 20 &c.
cheddars, Canadian, IN bond, 81 "a G2S 3ac.'
state skins, specials, q "a . % q c.; pr!ih,
tic. lower grades, 781Sc.
COTTONsEEn OIL-Range OF price,:
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Wanted

300 square feet of office
space between Wall and
Beaver Streets and Broad
way and William Street,
New York. Furnished or
unfinished. Address r. P.
O., Box 372 City Hall
Station, New York.
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'inc'1des one-haif share Irving Trust.
iNnM EIock.
" AND SURETY COMPANIES.


Sales. High. Low. Bid. ASK
p5J cities Service ...1475 47O 40 4s0
$50 $50 6i5'f bankers sRs.' iSs ISL is5s is%
... Cities deb b.. 16g
80. Cities deb Co... ll2h -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
HONESTY

Of the manufacturer of ELK
BRAND" vinegars and pickles. is
proved by several indisPuteabIe
facts.
First-Four years before the
pure food law went into effect, the
present stockholders of the Day-
export Vinegar & Picking Works,
resolved unanimously TO liscon-
tinEe the sale OF bulk vinegars
rather than compete with cheap
limitations on the market and de-
fraud the public. On the first day
that the pure food law went into
effect We were on the market with
a strictly pure article and have
been selling the same quality ever
since We offer reward on $1,000
for the name of another vinegar
house which can prove it did the
same. Watch our ads for further
proofs. Do you believe in encOur-
aging honesty? If so, insist on ELK
BRAND. If not, buy other brands
ana allow the honest man to starve.
DAVENPORT VINEGAR &
PICKING WORKS. (Adv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
SALE OF HOMES
'9Y COVER MENT
BEGINS FRIDAY
Purchase Of Houses From Corpora
tion VIII Be Open to Ten
ants Till Oct. s.

The sale of the $50 government
houses in Rock Island, Moline and
East Moline to tenants now occupy
ing them will begin tomorrow, ac-
cording to announcement made by
the United States Housing Cor
poration, with Rock Island head
quarters in the Peoples National
bakn building. The sale to tenants
viii continue till Oct s, when the
time expires for the tenants first
right of purchase.
Authorized sale agents will call
at every house. discuss terms of
purchase, answer questions of ten
ants and be prepared to close the
transaction.
Terms for sale are announced as
follows: Upon cash payment of 10
per cent of the purchase price. the
iD1a5er will be given deed, and will
&c back note and trust deed for
he balance, payable in equal
monthly installments of 1 per cent
Of the purchase price, which will
be applied first to the payment OF
interest at the rate of per cent
per annum on the purchase price
remaining unpaid from time to
time, anu the balance 10 the pay
ment of the principal. The buyer
may pay more than the required
amount at any time, so decreasing
the interest.
A special privilege will be
granted those unable to make the
10 per cent at the time of pur-
chase They may make cash pay
Inent OF the amount OF rent which
they have been paying, plus SO per
month and continue these pay
1nents monthly until they have paid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

senaI; Ben Jacobson, president Of
the Tri-City Federation of Labor:
William H. kimball, civil engineer;
William c. Johnson, president OF
the Real Estate assoca ton of the
state OF Illinois and Z. 5. Judd.
Appraisal of the houses was com
pleted about a week ago. and the
report sent TO Washington for az
prevail.
The Office of the corporation will
remain open 10 take care of pay
ments after the houses are sold,
and contracts will be turned over
to local agents as soon as the work
of the selling agents is complete
Employed in the local Office are:
o. G. Sherman, Peter Stauduhar.
Herman c. Hornet. A. R. Gray,
and Miss Leota Wharton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
PARLOR MEETING
AT SKINNER HOME
FIRST OF SERIES

One Of the interesting features OF
the Sunday campaign is the Thurs
day morning service conducted by
Rev. Billy Sunday constituting
what have been called parlor
meetings. The first of these was
held this morning at the residence
of Mayor c. P. Skinner of Moline
They are invitation affairs and the
Skinner home was filed with
people anxious to hear the evange-
list at close range. He took as his
subject The Lost Word" and
from that drew the characteristic
lessons which he can do so well.
These meetings are arranged
with the purpose in mind of reach
ing a class of people that might
not otherwise be brought under the
influence of his preaching and
they have proved of great benefit.
Mr. Rodeheaver sang and the
meeting was a splendid one in
every particular.
EXPLAIN NEED OF TREATIES.
Paris, Sept. 25.-Premier Glenn
enceau said in the chamber OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
LONG VIEW PARK
RESIDENTS HOLD
PRAYER MEETINGS

Rev. J. 7. Mordy. pastor OF the
Central Presbyterian church, who
has been named chairman of the
prayer meeting committee OF the
Long View park district for the
morning home services to be held
two mornings a week in the inte--
est of the Billy Sunday campaign.
has announced four meetings for
tomorrow morning They will be
held at the following homes with
the named leaders:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

The meetings are to last only
one-half hour. and they begin
promptly at 10 o'clock. The first
of the series was held last TUESDAY
morning at the Central Presbyter-
ian church. when Mrs ". a. sun
day. wife OF the evangelist, was the
leader. and she urged that the
work in this district be carried on
aggressIvely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

Mrs. Harold Arndt, 1898 FIJI
teenth street. Mrs. J. T. Mordy.
leader; Mrs, c. L. Johnson. 1917
F'ourteentth- aud-a-half street. Or.
J. II. Gibson, leader; Mrs. Harry
Shiffer. I01l Thirteenth ave
nue.. Mrs. +. NJ. Bufferdeld. leader
and Mrs. +. 4. Zeigler, 1870 Thir
teenth street. Mrs Alex Quist.
leader.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
PASSES RATE CONTROL BILL.

washington. Sept 25.-The house
passed and set to conference a
bill granting authority to the in
terstate commerce commission to
regulate rates with the same power
it exercised prior to government
control.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

deputies that IL was because the
French felt that the League of Na-
tons was an insufficient guarantee
for some years to come that the
protective treaties of alliance be-
tween France, Great Britain and
the United States were drawn up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES
FORMING

You can start Browns Business
college night school tonight. An
excellent way to spend your even
ings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

10 per cent OF the principal of the
purchase price. when they will be
given the deed, and will return
note and trust deed. and continue
payments at the rate OF ! per cent
of the purchase price.
In addition to the monthly pay
ments, the purchaser win be re-
quired to keep the house insured
against loss by fire. and to pay all
general taxes and special assess
ments of the property.
The homes cost on an average,
$5,28S. The price and terms are
said TO be more reasonable than
any which may again be offered.
and in buying direct from the gov
eminent. the purchaser is acquir-
ing a home more adVantageously
than will again be possible.
After the expiration of the time
for purchase by the tenants, on
Oct. s. the property will be offered
for sale to others. Renters who do
not wish to occupy may be given as
long as six months before they are
required to move.
Board Fixes Prices.
Edward S. Judd represents the
housing corporation as sales
agent, and o. G. Sherman is oper-
ating representative. Prices were
established by the board of survey,
consisting of Calvin r. Williams
representing the central works
council of the United States ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

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The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-09-13
C. O. P. REAcTIONARIES
NOT EVEN RESPECTFUL
IN COMMENTS ON TAFT

Washington, D. C-Resentment on
the part of certain Republican Sen
ators toward former President Taft
is manifest in their comment on his
recent articles replying to Senator
Lodges speech against the League OF
Nations. A symposium Of these SEN
atorial comments published in a spe-
cial dispatch to the New York Sun
indicates how in some cases these
Senators were not even respectful to
former President of the United
States and particular leader of their
own party.
Expressions from these Senators.
as reported in the Sun, follow:
Brandegee Comm, member For
eign Relations Committee read
the article, but l never pay any at
tention to the froth he emits. Every
time you throw cake of soap into
him he emits whatever froth Presi-
dent Wilson wants him to. / don't
pay any attention to anything ne
says and l don't believe that anyone
else does, either.
Lodge (Mass.), chairman Foreign
Relations Committee have not
read it and don't think / ever shall
Borah ,(Idaho), member Foreign
Relations Committee-To tell the
truth / didn't read it. / have stopped
reading Mr.. Taft because he does not
advance any new ideas.
Fall IN. M, meNber Foreign Re-
lations Committee think Taft is
getting paid for writing lot OF
slush.
johnson (Cal.), member Foreign
Relations Committee never read
Mr.. Taft's articles. He is very
pleasant old gentleman whom every
body respects and nobody follows.
Harding (Ohio), member Foreign
Relations Committee have more
important things to do than to read
Mr.. Taft.
New (Ind.), member Foreign Re
lations Committed did not read
it.
Poindexter (Wash. III read Mr.
Taft's article. He laboriously tries
to prove that section 3, which enables
the league to deal with everything
affecting the peace of the world, re
lates only to procedure in organiza
ton. That is rot.
Lenroot Owls. IL am very nue.
surprised that any one read it.