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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Mar "a, 1870

The city was on yesterday moro than usually
quiet and there nothing mark the day
save the usual routine incident the unusual
state OF affairs. The City Council held "A spc-
cial meeting and passed resolut ions dcnouncing
the brutal murder" Of Richard o. i:usch, anG
officer. Mr.. Buschs funeral took place from
-. Peters Cathedral, tho service being con-
Quoted ny Father Kelly. Mayor Elyson,
through counsel. replied to Chahoon's aDDlica :
ton FOR an injunction. The motion will be
argued before Judge Underwood TO-DAY.
Peter OConncr. ono OF the Chahoonites sur
rcndercd his pistol and badge Yesterday 10
The new board, of trustees of Manchester
fairs Of the town last night.
at the corner Of Ninth and MARSHALL Streets,
and lately occupied by Judge Iurnham has
been purchased by tho Roman Catholics for
$4,000 They propose TO cgcct female semi
nary the site.
Al High Knob, in Wise County. on Saturday
the lath instant. tho snow was three feet deem
and tho Thermometer stood zero
y rich deposit Of plaster has been found on
tho farm Of Joseph H. wassum. in Wythe
County.
In tho House OF Representatives yesterday
Mr.. BROOKS. from the committee Of elections.
reported that George W Hooker. representa-
titled TO his seat. Ills has been quest 10 n ed
because his political disabilities. have not been
removed.
General N"wherry Yesterday resigned tho Of
Ace OF Mayor OF Petersburg 20 take effect on
tho election OF his successor.
smallpox has broken OUT IN Charlottesville
ana there 's quite u scare there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES
ARE REPORTED AT LISBON
'""uriu Hcports street Fighting Fol.
i'"'"H Lnli for "beyoimtionary
General Strike

Mi.AIi:iD. March, .@.-De,ails OF dis
,,utnnnccs at Lisbon on Friday ana
Saturday lave boon received ~. - = ..
cou,icr ana apparently serious dis
,,u,oan!.S nav" boon experienced in
AZ meeting os men employed ~,
Sn IN" building trades on Friday a rcso
- ".io! WnS adopted IN favor OF a "rcvu-
!u,'onatN general strike" I,nreii.,,c
"it"rWard street fighting took pIac.
an! Nv persons were arrested Du,.
.nE INC melee there were shouts or
Long i've Rcd Russia" but the crowd
was scattered whom mounted guards
arrived on tho scene "a
soon after tho guards arrived =
small poinb was thrown. which slightly
,,h!"rcH several persons. The notice
uV"W u me across the street and prr-
It,tcd no ono 70 bass or stand at win
IN ,Ti' lhos" attempting to disoDcy
Ihls order! wcr: Aired upon. and II re-
CURED only q few minutes Ia c,ca,.
INC surrounding territory.
,FNFlhcr collisions occurred Sunday
heard during III" evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SOV|ETS SAY THEY SEEK
ONLY TO Be LET ALONE
Will Interfere With No Other
Country If Left to Try Own
Experiment in Peace.
f,,. l.n.versa, Sarylcc.I

! PARIS March 2aThe following
iS eadIn rE M Vi, Ia, txino the
here:
suggest the following as n SUM-
mary Of Soviet RusSias peace terms
to tho nations Of the world:
i. Recognition of the Soviet republic
Of Russia
! rcloD. unhindcrcd. the Soviet expert
mcnt in Russia.
3. Agreement on the part Of Soviet
Russia not TO Interfere in the Internal
affairs Of other countries.
4. Rcciplocal guarantees 10 be given
in this connection by the other nations.
6. Disarmament OF the Red army as
soon as peace Is. assured.
:, Recognition by the Soviet govern
mcntS debts and loans, as well as the
interest thereon.
Intentions Purely Peaceful.
Wet republic are purely peaceful. The
! creation Of a large and powerful army
was necessary because OF the attack
then by tho allied intcrrcntions
Today tho Soviet army is victorious.
The defeats OF kolchak. iudcnitcl.
to the hostility Of tho population.
which is against tho roactionary plans
those leaders and their armies repro e.
sovie; llnssia has no desire for ven
scaucc. Nor docs il wish 10 attack
others. We respect the liberty OF each
soverNment in peace; The small re-
publtcs surrounding Russia are free 10
choose tho type Of government which
they desire.
In return. We demand the same right
The world must leave Russia alone so
VIC may peacefully carry out our go
then tho other nations will admit their
own mistakes ana change their re-
Iincs accordingly.
Seeks Neither Attack Nor Alliance.
fer" in tho internal affairs Of other
countries. As regards our foreign
policy We do not seek an alliance with
any nation: nor do 80 want to attacl:
i've intend to disarm our military
forces as soon as Russia Is no Longer
thEs sona,nlc for We bGisy9 in p%aG%
tons with al tho nations OF the world.
Europe needs Russian raw materials
ana we need manufactured articles.
HiZe the former governments debts
and loans, as we'll as tho interest
thcvconS
We solcmn,y refuse 20 consider any
secret negotiations with Germany !c
aimed against tho allies.
We want no military agreements OF
oner Poland Loynl, Pence.
maiutdin an army. Wc offer Poland n
loyal peace, hut No cannot agree 20
her grabbing large Russian border
territories on the pretcXt OF defend
ing the Inhabitants against Bo!shcv-
ism.
Border states that are unwilling 70
accept the Soviet regime arc FREQ 10
organize indepe ndcnt republics which
We shall respect.
Our theory is that every nation is
free 20 govern itself. according TO is
own choice. We respect this liberty
OF other nations. and expect that they
do likewise toward us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

Of them tramns. Some the poor. scorncd and
piticd men and women who have lost aspira-
ton. or never had IL, who have no thought but
for ric,uai5 and drink and sleep. They arc very
few with us Tho average American does not
regard them as 1T objects OF emulation or pat
terms OF ideal citizenship and does not wish 10
have them rule him. lieinG real man. he would
rather take chances of losing than never to
have any chance to win. lie accepts differences
in luck and circumstances part of tho game.
necessary to make il interesting and worth
while, For him any Kind Of high, or scufl,c
ma,tcr how y com from 81 Pho s%SmHss; no
steal point Of view. lie is = man. He could not
duced to consent TO be- simply animal even
If everybody else was 10 he reduced TO the same
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
AMERICAN DOCTOR SAID TO
HAVE SLAIN BRITISH MAJOR
l.. w. u. Jnckman. Identified With
american BnpttNt Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, Accused.

LONDON, March "a LC.asiic,,,, AZ.
patches TO tlic Daily Mail toll Of TIE
S!ayins OF Major II. II. Cloetc. n,
.9huiya, Assam. by missionary First
clearly Identify the man who Killed
Major Cloctc. but later messages
stated II. WAS l.. W. Il. Jackman. a
physician accredited to the America n
baptist foreign missionary society.
MI ana Mrs. Jackmun have bee n
Worh!HS among tho Abcrs and Mtr!s
tribcS'cn near Sadiya. ana the former
has been IL resident OF Assam since
1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

his strong card for administration favor, and
ueNt in rank is his open and avowcd advo-
cacy Of light wines and beers. in which also
lie follows his party leader. In the event OF
lis nomination. however tho chances are
thousand 10 one that the campaign would de-
ve!op into wet aud dry fight while the
treaty issue would suffer submergencc. But
Hitchcock has not been a particularly pop
ular figure. and il is far from certain that he
could count on enough support to make him
dangerous candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
'ANTI.B0LSHEVISTS MAKE
HEADWAY AGAINST REDS
White Army In Trnnsbnikal Region
strikes Hard How mt Soviet
Aspirations.
~ .AFEoc!4ted Pvces

uAREIN, AtANCHrRiA. March 90
The Transbaikal region IN Siberia soon
vii! be entirely ia control OF anti
Eoishev!st .o:ces. tic correspondent OF
the London TIHcs here predicts. in a
dispatch 10 his newspaper. ChiIn. the
capital oc Transbaika!;a already has
been occupied BY an army Of Uralian
unt!-Dolshcv!st worlicrs nuInbcrinE
. 900 veteran fighters and The local
zcTnstvos have assembled there.
Ncrkhnic Edinsk. in T.ansbaiikal!n.
the dispatch adds. also has been taken
from the Rcd army by White forces
who appeared suddenly before tho as
tonishcd rcd garrison and captured
.lc town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
News Items.

Been reading ;hc papers lately. See where
Il New FORK shoe salesman fined $50 for
kissing q woman customer. HIS defense. that
Young hitting shoes 10 a modern woman
would be ''iahic 10 do anything" Yep: for in :
stance. ned charge her So for the shoes
Another Tho Internal Revenue Collector in
New York rules that whisky may be released
for ing in pics and cakes and food but II
must he actually mixed with tho food and not
used in liquid form that it can be inhaled
from :: saucer. Al we need now is n pocket in =
rrntion Tor reducing food TO It's original parts
and there you arc.
And this: y Methodist preacher in Nebraska
says that AL women who wear modern on
ircmc dress. particularly short skirts and silk
S'ackinss arc doomed to eternal punishment. =
Which means that hell will surely he crowded
with men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Riddles.
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Riddles.
THIS Nfc is full OF riddles, Of puzzles and CO.
nundrumS,
or questions difficult and Queries not worth
answering:
The way OF life is Uttered with tho unanswered
questions
OF questions asked by worthy n,cn or evcrv
sort OF thing.
We ask. and when tho answer is offered by
some savan;.
We scoT ana ask again, and then with cvcr,.
new reply
We give the laugh TO wisdom and scof a,
Sccrs and prophets
They answer everything VIC ask. and yet 1
wonder why.
This world is made OF cabbascs
ti drums. bassoonS and iiddlcs.
vi hard-boi!cd eggs and custard pies,
OF painted girls and riddles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
VETS THREATEN "DIRECT
ACTION" IN GREAT BRITAIN
Make Vigorous Objection TO Coutiu
uunce or Wartime Liquor
Restrictions.
~ Associated Press
L 4

CARDIFF, WALES N,.rcJ, .,
seventy thousand persons gathered at
Ptrth, near here yesterday and lis
Tened 70 attacks by five speakers on
Pushyfoo. ism" ACCORDING 70 tna
eStininstcr Gazette. TO the sound OF
me bug lie. resolution was passed
threatening direct action" il the gov
time liquor restrictions
one speaker. Iinonst candidate
ror ra,rliament. said Lady Aston, who
rccentiy made an address in the House
Of Commons in favor of prohib;tinn
was q pr0hikit ION misSinnarx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
KING GEORGE HOLDS FIRST
lEVEE SINCE BEFORE WAR
British Monarch Drives in Semi-State
From buckingham Palace 10
ST. james,
iBy Associated rccSs'

lI3v Associated Press
LONDON, March 2c.-kinG Georges
first icvec az ST. James Palace since
1914, held today. was :: brilliant ar-
fair. John w. Davis, the United states
am b3ssador. and his staff. all dressed
IN black. presented notable contras,
10 the fu!l-drcss uniforms OF military
and naval officers. and minister's and
judges in their wigs and oflc!a! robes.
The King drove ia scmi-siatc from
Buckin CHAM Palace. heins' escorted by
household cavalry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

!'ISIDN, Ma ron N3.--Etllcf ma. A
press dispatch in which ~. l.. ". ~.
Jncki1an. missionary physician. at
tachcd 20 the American Baptist For
eisn Missionary Society was mon
toned az the slayer % Major II. II.
,Io'tc, IN Assam, w3s CARRIED in
transmission. was Expressed in a stats.
inent from the socicty's hcadouar,crs
mere today by William L!pphartl. asso-
c:at" home secretary
The, hrs. report .: the affair re
cc!TeI by the society, he said. was TO
me elect that the British officer ta Il
Killed Or. Jnckm2n. Secretary Linn
hard has "aUlcd 10 the mission --cas-
uCcr in Assam, asking for !ull .cports
Of Inc affair -"
nr. Jackmar was sent out hy the
society from New York state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WILL RETURN AMERICAN
DEAD AT AN EARLY DATE
French and l.. $. Representstix.s
fcsch Agreement ms 10 Details
Removal.

WASHINGTON. March 23-An agree
mcnt under which American dead in
France. whether within or behind tho
nattlc zone. may be removed to the
Ihitcd states as soon as urrang cmcnts
nave been completed, has been reached
tivcs Of tho French and Amcricao
government. The agreement awaits
inc approval OF the French govern
The. conference decision as trans
inittcd by .tmba ssador Waliacn was
sen today to Chairman Porter. OF ,ba
the stale Department. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WILL NOT CALL RESERVES
FOR TRAINING THIS YEAR
hut Individual Officers or Reservi.,s
May 60 TO Camps
toIuatar ily.

I'EcsiS.
WASHINGTON, March 23.--Thc oni-
GERS reserve corps and regular army re-
serve will not be called for training
this year. the War Department an
or rescrvists may take training volun-
tarily.
Department commanders were au-
thoriZcd to assign inactive reserve Off
GERS, at their request but without n,.
TO regular army organizations for tar
get practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
The tandjtlutc of NIilIionaircS

Tor many weeks the country has enter
tanned the suspicion that General Leon
ard Wood was being financed in his cam
paign for the presidency in Il fashion nn-
worthy of the man. although characteristic OF
The party whose highest honors he covets.
stories of vast sums OF money being planted
in This State and that to organize" for
Wood nave been told. Other stories OF local
leaders being. influenced" by the size Of the
slush funds which it was proposed to place
in their hands TO gain support for the general
lave never been denied Even the candi-
dates competitors have complained openly
and bitterly against the outrageous use OF
money by The Wood people III Minnesota anu
other states
The New York World has now drawn
aside the curtains and revealed the source
OF some OF This money 1t has called names
ana cited dates ii has declared that Il cam
paign fund of $l.l0o,ooo was subscribed to
oN group OF q score or more OIL mliilohaires
who wanted TO see Leonard Wood nominated
ana were wiling TO pay the price 1t has
asserted ii7t iho WOOD people nave fcsorted
boldly ana BADLY TO the practices ol the late
Mark Hanna III iiNCd determination 10 force
ond upon IN" kepuhi!cah party.
II these ch;tfBeS D" true there should DE
some way ol Acduaihtlng the country with
the facts. Congress- With its power to call
aud examine Witnesses lhdcf oalh III any cause
whatever. could undertake Snch an inquiry,
OF course" but it might prove difficult if not
'mnossihl" I" persuade either Il Republican
House or a Rep"Hican senate TO probe IL
p:e-cphYenlion outlay oil money. Or Il red
@H2l gran" jury m!shi interest user IN such
u SITUATION as mas hecl described, but again
II IS not easy 10 induce courts TO 80 INTO
iAfe!N po'illcai ISSUES bn, Whcthcr Con
Eres5 or INC courts t"N" me matter up the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
preyious.

Upon this bright and blowy dav
I met upon the street
maiden smartiy CARRIED and rav
y figure trig and neat, SO
Some memory remote, apart
Within ME woke and stirred.
Md with IL ilutter OF the heart
thought. I'll risk word.
So bravcly plailed now her cloak
Shc stepped with such Il swing
made the plunge and. smiling sno,..
Tray is this not Miss Spring. :
Shn, eyed me with distant air.
Ter manner fun OF starch.
and. with q cold, repcllcnt stu,c
hcpi"d, My name Is March,
Unless greatly miss my guess.
iiowc'cr in her despite,
y I"rvcnt hope YOU will confess
Ihht !. though rude, was right
Maurice Norris, In New York Sun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

by NSaOcfateu Prcss.l
. MEXICO CITY, March 23.-Marcelo
Carevco. formerly an ;tdhcrcnt OF Pas
quale OroZco the outlaw, has sur
rendered to government forces In The
state OF Tamaulipas, it was learned
yesterday at the War Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
ESTH0HiA AND LIV0NlA ARE
REPORTED NEAR TO WAR
Gathering Troop. on Frontier nccau,o
OF Squnbble Over boundary
Line.
fBy 4 ssociated Press.

CopENIihGis%. March 333.-Estbonjo
and Livonia, two Of the former Russian
Baltic provinces now Independent ma
dispatch in the Herlinsskc T!dcndc
from kovno.
Concentration Of troops In large
Great Britain has tried unsucccssfullv
to mediate the dispute over boundary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WILL GIVE INDEPENDENT
ARMENIA LEAGUES HELP
Proposed New Nation to Re Mndc Tn
OF Former Russian and Turk
isk TERRITORY.
ny Associated Press. ]

PARIS. March o3.--Thc supreme
council i'll London recently decided Ia
offer the protection OF the league of
which would comprise Russian Ar
mcnia and certain of the territories
taken from Turkey. Armenia would
would use the International port OF
Batum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Disabled steamers In Tow

LONDON, March 23.--'rhc American
steamship Rock Island Bridge. dam
aged IN collision with tho steamer
Iroquois, on UShant. northwestern
Franco. 10 being ,owcd into Falmouth.
England. by the steamer Kcnosha. ac-
cording TO adv!ccs received today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
O.Icr on Womcn., r..r,

The late ~. psier said: AS much pity
should be given 10 {: womans tears as 20 q
goose going barefoot"
lie SAID tina; when women given to
tears We'd ike 10 know what he night have
thought since women have uu, crying and
started cuss!ng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

There was once Famous Cook who started
like lhis: II" got job Chcnlns a hostel. Well,
IA" fen down Chcflns and they made him a
head COOK. a. which he failed. so they made
him Assistant F!arjackcr lie burned so many
Hampers that they set him 10 Washing Dishes.
hut he got mad ana quit. Then he wrote a
cook Book. and tina; made him famous.
Which. YOU take ii and apply il, il You
don't mind. ladies' ana gentlemen, is the Royal
Road Prominent Mention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

ALI CUMMt\lCA-
rIuSS Ia The Iirn">-hI--
uai.ti ma not Z" indiN iiiii,>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

r..l.EIiiUsI.; kanIoian l..
.'"tNntc iS,unCh iNrh!ingr
.uiIn,' ,tiu; NItli All I' p.trt-
tEnyitIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
.Hlnst sc
s,Elt',- Dis;,as'h
AbsuiutclN ms nront

our VII. .NHr u MN rr,,, ti
pu.UC,Iiiun WISH nave '''''
NJ; ,.!c. returned must in ~ cases "'h" Stamps
it'f TEA nurr">c .
NtEM!irI ut iuI NS>u,iNT;n .rEi.>i-.--lhr
n. o.i.ru rN,u>N"N emitted &" tue use ~"
OF
uirrNI>c ,iH> paper. ana 40 ti,'
IrN. Hil iiGht~ al i'ih' ''-
ttuu di>VN liv~ herein t'r 49," '"''f''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

BRANCH OFFICES; Was
ingt"u. IiIG Sew YORK. hc-
n,V. >yn hrtt iiIS. liith
>NCnuC i,uu..lrG Chicago.
lrO.Ic> GAS i.niidins'
.'inauCluiln. Colonial ir"-t
,,I4..luLs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
,.Bs,n.rYIu\ KlrE> ~

=. 1857 RlPgi0> htTE> ~
MY N>t'E 10y inuil: DitiN
ana sunday. one srar. 500.
d muutn>. St..h. : montn-,
$50: one lIunih ~ cent?.
iDatN uutN one Wear, SL.dG.
d mouths. $500; 3 mu' "a,
Sl..I, one. WuHtl. 90 az At.
I ~uudAh ,.niA. nIlc wear. $3.50:
u munth>. SI.sb: . !ion,n>.
pu ems, uI,u.h 80 Gems.
I;l Io,ii. NiitiiIN st-R-
VICE: UiiiA. N,ln SUNDAY.
IL cents 4 wcri. DailS Mill
ru; ~un,His. - cent? i
wr"i>: ~unG.sN only. cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

PUBLISHED every Ln> ., ;h. year al 10 s"n,h iEn;'
Fishing Inc. Charles L. iii>Or"". tdi"r nnd
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WEpNi5$l,A
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'rIIE ilISlhltH

N EftcreL january -. 1898. tEc ro>i-oui,r AT
TX. = Richn,Und Va. .eecui-tias> matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

II'ITo I.Iis onp'Hrod prompty wilNin Tic
,uH ,0uu o le,olule.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

TWO HOUSES. 2528 FIFTH-AND-A-HAI4E
avenue and $3.50 Fifth-and-a-half ave-
niue. Phone B. l. 3OO2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

! !: !: ! ! !
70 80 ATTENTION ELKSi
N IN Rock Island Lodge.
VIZ No. $50. B. p. o. 3.
Nestiues arst and third
4ondays 01 each month.
DAN Z. BRENNAN,
n Exalted Ruler.
c. n. Iaaacson. Secretary.
Visiting hrothEs alvays
V& welcome.
ID Club Rooms: 115 18th st.
Il. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. dAA:
eons al veteeaus.-Asess On second
and fourth Tuesday EVENING" Of each
mouth II O'Clock In Memorial hall q
the court house. 1. I. kafn> con
BUTo1D POST 5As.. GA. Z
: J; :: !: : :; : !
Meets regularly on sseand
end fourth Friday altar
noons Of each month q 2
s'eioek IN Memorial hall In
.6sX IL court hous. G. H
~ CAurcA. commanded: 4 @
first. adiatanA
o. q, u. 2.
aDoGEY BAT CAMP no 4
o. q ". v.
n Meets shs Afss md third
: W,H. q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
PERSONAL.

SOONER Oh LATER YOU WILL SEND
for me- Why not now? Send s. for
my drugiess health culture method for
reducing. Residential calls including
book and personal instruction. 50. Mrs.
c. N. williams. 1925 Perry street. Dav-
EXPORT Phone Dav. S554-W.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
FOR SALE

81 FOR SALE
House in east end on paved stseek. i
Nine rooms. all modern. steam heal.
Terms. $4,000.
Insure with u.
Ou1-half acre with 4-room houm,
on hill. Paved street. A splendid
place for garden and chickens. TermD.
$4,000.
Tornado insurance ct lowest rates.
Five-room, all modern. g0vernment
house. In tine condition. Good locA.
tion-. Terms. $500 down. $500
We represent some OF the oldest and
best FIRE INSU RANCE companies ID
the world. r
Four room. all modeFn bungalow.
Almost new. Well out on Twelfth
street. Lot 16OxI60. We viii BE- xtad
to show you this place.
H. K. WALKER & COMPANY
Real Estate and Insprance
$40 Robinson Bldg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED on
continued to date covering any real e.
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
servic. at reasonable rates. Rock L.
land Title q Abstract COMPANY: ". ].
Sweeney. secretary. 206-212 Central
Trust 4 Savings Bank building.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
FOR SALE
DUPLEX HOUSE

An investment as well a. .
home. Located in Rock Is
lands finest residential 500
ton. Each fiat has I'VE rooms
and sleeping porch. asphalt
street, double garage, mod
ern In every respect. 1880
Twenty-flrst street Phone
r. /. us.