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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

Gbnbert. - rDao6ies" banoler
ON tire gamle Meno, iom bar paota>
get fig at per1e ONT cit lille @tge.
Ser er meget menneifeligt FLINT /
.@tpffet, og set bar 90 ogiaa giort
flor 2pffe Seem Sort 600 0pf6rel=
fer), 2on6on og Muitralten. Set bill
ogiaa blioe pn6et fer. @eite l1ge::
Me,p 2prie. = ~Dintp" bill / nelte
l1ge bite, bborle6es EN- Mpis6reng =
for &eiten Sling Of tie @emsbops'
&rnit" : bielper en- @aef6rer me6
at finoe og frelie bans &ierelte> Ser
er rpbet al en- 8an6e fra Can Sran=
ciscos vun6erber6en". Sfal bere
u6m9rfet.
Stranb. = ~Mlmaps Mubaciol1S"
er en- meget ipen6en6e 8tlleoreffe,
bbori 6en famine @erion btier fig
iom en- 6obbelt ACKNOWLEDGED - en-
Millioner og en- &ieltring, iaa ban
en6og in6iniger fig iom ben birfeltge
Millioner / 6ennes &re6s, 1aabi6t at
ban bin6er Millionerens &iereite,
ser la6er fig rarre, og Millioneren
fommer til at ltaa font en- 8e6ra9er.
@etu @urricf.- vEmin 8e6s"
er Ben melt fomiife Garce en6nu bilt
/ 8ille6er. Set er to 9@gtepar -
Sen enc Meno fommer ful6 biem og
gaar in6 / fell 2eiligbe6 og fell
Seng = og iaa ~iettes &uiet paa
ben an6en @n6e".
Me>p &alace. - Sc fem Melo6t<
Somfruer bill gipe Gang % Danie>
Numre pa1 Seem @alace / neite l1ge.
Set ifal bore 1oget meget flint. 9es<
r6en er Der &ome6ie og me6 anoet al
Sen ie6banlige un6erbol6ning, iom
alti6 eibr SEEM @alace til ct af 6e
met tiltreftenoe Sorlpiteliesjteoer.
&antages. - Mrs. George @rim-
roie og ben6es Minitrel @tierner bill
bore / Spi6fen paa @antages / noe.
ite nge; 6e bar beret ber for % ct
ganife efstraor6tnert go6e. Saa ct
6er iom ie6banlig Gang, Mfrobatts'
me, Mufif, @tbleter % rneget an6et.
@aa og fe Set, enbber iom bar 2pi1
til @al1oepille o(p., og set er Ser
mango, iom bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Mfifebsprebifeu.

@aitor 81. S. Earpgaaro bolot ii1t
Mflfe6spre6ifen / Sgn6ags for en-
me9et talrig Notwithstanding
&an aflagoe ct barmt &i6nesbpr6 ont
oct @pangelium, iom ban MT / en-
&effe al Mar bar forfDnot / ct. &e=
6erS @enigbeo.. 6ormanoen ,bragte
bam en- Eaf paa Menigbe6ens @eg=
ne, og efter @u6stieneiten tog &re>
itefamilien &fifa6 me6 mango. Sc
b1tber 6og og oeltager I 8aioren poa
2er6ag Mften. Mfreiien fra Minne=
opolfs finder Ste6 @gn6ag Mften
SCI. 5.45 fra Milpa1fee @totior,
@aibin9ton Mbe. og 3r6 Mbe. 60.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
StiftelfeSfeit.

8. 6. Spc, 0beriefreter for oe
SammenIl uttebe 9anfe Goreninger |
Mmerifa, % Sobn Gbriltenien, Sop
tain for Dorias Marcbing &lnb, re-
,preIentere6e Toreningen Der peo
Gbicogo Carlos 58=aarige @titelies<
felt thanksgiving Mften, og fit en-
11almin6elig biertelig Mo6tagelie- al
6e brope 9ania Soft, Der teller 6e
beoite banite 6amilier / Storbpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Tarmerne ,1aa ursaniiere fs.
Sc @alb, 81, 90. Mob. 1920.

OS~y--s AOSOs ~
Set er en- alminoelig Mening, ier-
Zig / 8perne, at Sarmerne riib6er
pau gret1te @ren", tiener flere %
lettere &enge emo togett au6en &lasie
9ette er e1 flor Geiltagel-
ie. Sagen er nemlig sen, at Garmer-
ne er ben eneite &lasie / II. e.. y.
noget at ielge, men ittet at fige
artgaaen6e &rifen al famme.- Maar
6e ialger, fetter &ibberne @riien;
11aar 6e fieber, iatter Selgerne &rt-
ien. ssSngen an6en &lasie @e6bor>
gere gipr Gorretntng paa famine
@aa6e. &borfor er bette nh iaa?
Sor6i 6armerre bar un6laot at
gipre, bba6 aIle on6re bar giort: or
ganiiere fig ielb!
Snge11 onoen &lasie arbeioer iaa
mnrge elmer 6a9lig iom Garmerne,
u6en @por al @aranti for Irbeibs.
1gn eller Gortieneite poa be 8orer,
Sc bar at ielge. Srgantiere6e Mr=
beioere bar en- 8=&imers Mrbeios6ag
~ &ris for 0bertio. = Sat-
mer11e en- 14>&imers Mrbei6soag, og
iom go6t Maal, giber 6e ofte 6eres
Gamilie Mrbeioe / Slight. On So
briteier beregner f11l6 @ente .of bele
Sn6ifu6, 5%orringelie % Glib af
8peninger, Mrbei6slbn, en-
go6 &rocent 6ortieneite oip. Mlt
bette for6eler ban paa fit 8ro6uft,
bboo enten oct er Maifiner, &le6er,
@fo oip. Set er bans @rts, % &ig<
beren betaler sen, eller ingen &anoel.
&borfor gier Garmerne lite 6or-
refining poa famine Maaoe, 11e1 lige
ombenSt, ior1 obenfor nebnt? &bor=
for 6en1te meningslpie 6orIfiel?
@baret er iom 1agt: Garmerne bar
unola6t at organiiere fig, meoens
ollie an6re bar 6raget 6oroel al Bet
tie, og benpttet fig al ben Stprfe,
Magt og @pne til at beifptte fig felt,
Ger er / en- Juno og retferotg Srga>
initiation.
Sarn1erne bar billet ipare Srgant=
lotions -&riien = Sen 6prelte @eipa-
relie Sc r1ogenltn6e bar foretagetl
Sen bar fo1tet Dem mango, mango
@enge; men Sen bar foitet Dem mer
emo @enge:: 6armerienner og 9gtre,
/ Eulin6pis, bar %foretruffet 8p- for
Sarmlibet. &borfor? Gor6i Sc Der
fanot fortere M%rbei6sti6 og beore Be-
taIing. Ct set lite en- 6aarltg So
ser og Mo6er, ser lite bill bi6rage til
at gi6re Garmlioet 1ige iaa for6elag-
tiet % tiltreffen6e iom 8Dltbet?
Sen forteite, iifre Sci til bette er
en- belle6et, FUND Sarmerorganiiation>
beregnet paa at leoe og laoe 1epe!
81 tan bel alle blibe enige ON, at Ser
er for flor 6orifiel paa ben 8rts,
6armerre faor, og Sen, Gorbrugerne
beta1er. 0mbeien er for lang og
foitbor - for mange foitbare Mel=
1emban61ere.
Sngert arben Sr6ultri, le6et paa
en- Iaa 16s OF uforretningsmesfig
Moa6e iom 6orm-SSn6uitrien, fun6e
beltaa; i tort Sis bil6e BEN gaa fall
lit.
2gienet er 1let lite: mere &ro6uf<
ton, men en- rentabel, fo%rretnings-
mesfig @rts paa set, Ser MI produce
res. Men &obe6betingelien for bette
er en- iterf Garm-0 Organization, bbi,
1en6e paa @run6princiiet: lebe 90
Ia6e lebe! Sc. g. @1auien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
kfnnhha.
6rmnnrer.

6ft1t1tref.
Ser par flor &allgi / Grimurerlo-
gen forrige Man6ag, for 2ogen r1aa=
e6e 6en Mften at faa 600 Me61em>
11er. Set bar Oscar &asmusien
iom m1aatte ri6e @e6ebuffen be6
6enne 2eiligbe6, og @eremonierne
bar mere en6 olmin6eltg pompeie.
Son ct aItiaa M11n1mer 600 og til
.lige set SO. Me6lem optaget / bette
Mar, UNDER 2e6elie af Sformeiter
Mbin e. &anfen. &ongresman6
@an6au bol6t 6elttalen og- efter Sc.
ren1o1tierne Dor ser flor Geltmaalti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
SibiteS&aIo.

Set ct altiaa paa 2gr6ag Mften,
at ct. Ye6ers &irfes 8aiar afboloes
paa Dania &au. Gormaalet me6 Sen
er, fom alle ne6, at ifaffe 11ogen
&ielp til Sul6fgrelien at Menigbe=
6ens rpe, imuffe Strife p1a IS. Mbe.
go. % 80. ct.
Som iaa og ber meo til at itette
BEN go6e Gag. Sg enbber, Der bar
en- @abe at gipe til 8aiarialget, be6es
aflebere Sen til Sanitor Senien pao
9ania Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
s &elten.

6reo 8lils, sen 6anite Srouba6ur,
Ser refer til Dannnarf mes @1berg
Sa11gerne noe tie CONNER, er engage
ret iom Goliit for. SEN Morite @lee
Club. i Minneapolis, iom bar arran<
.geret en- &oncert paa 9ania Sail Ben
~. December. Scr. 8ltis, ser MI
bar taget itooigt Spbo16 / &acine,
:bar cabinet ct @tl16io pao Mfatn ct.
% teller allereoe flere al 8pens be6=
1te @temmer lon1 @leber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Ct. @ebers Memisbeb.

@oa Sbn6ag bliber ser ingen
@uostieneite. Sbnoag 6en IL. 9e>
cer1ber bol6es 6erimo6 @u6stieneite
iom bi6ti1 / Sn1r1arltels &irfer SCI. 3
@fterm. 81. @obierg bar lobet at
pre6ife. Gor firfelige &an6linger,
iom gnifes u6fert, be6es man benben.
Sc fig til bam, erten paa nugebla.
BETS &ontor eller | bans &iem,
3035 Chicago Mbe. &elefon Soutb
1852.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
SI 0anmarf.

8re6rere g.. 81. MiIler % Mfre6
Mtller er blanot 6e @asiagerer, fom
4 Sag .poo uGre6erif 6en 9ttenoe"
letter &,1rlet1 moo 9on1narf, bbor Be
bill beigge Slegt og @enner / 2gbet
al ca. 3 Maaneoer.
Set au1r1e giel6er Scr. og Mrs.
@iels 9e6e me1 1eres lille @gr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Sbprbal6Ien 2o8e.

Sborbalbien 2oge.
&borbaloien 2o8e afbol6er Sule<
tre paa Dania Sail Suleoags @fter>
mi66og.
@eitDreliesbalg afbol6es 6en 10.
December. 9a set reg,1lere @e6e /
Mar bil6e faloe paa SSuleaften, bltber
oct u6iat til Sns6ag Mften ben 80.
December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Rartmf.
Sur % &etur.

Gopbus Ncrmans m1ntre tre=
Sits 6arce &omeoie, &ipbenbabn<
Marbns, Sur og &etur, bill gaa ODER
scener1 paa 8. 8. g. @all I'LL paa
.@gnoog Mfte11, % 50 Sc be6ite &ref-
ter / &l1bben oslilterer fan mat1
bere itffer paa Ell eflata1f 6orelttl<
Ting, ser ret pil iette 2ottermuifler>
ne 8epegelie. Stpffet bleb opfert
.pao Dania Sail for ca. 25 Mar ii6en,
:og gioroe itormen6e 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Nomeseskers! Bemark!

De ,Forenede Statera eneste Vandingsdi.
.trikt i California er beliggende we'd Byen
Orl.nd, Her faas Land med Vandingsret;
frugtbar Jordbund; udmerket Klima, uden
Sdeleggende Frost. UndersSg straks For
ill Jos. S. Erickson, 0rlaud, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Tb6IdSbaa.

t OF~I%~~~S>
Mrs. GLEN so. 2inobiem, 1923 g.
Is. Street, fplote forrige Dns6ag
Sen "a. Mobember 70 &ar. s GEL
ffab n1e6 86rn og, 8erneber11 % ct
lille 8arneborns @arn, 1annt en- Sci
go6e @enner feire6es en- rigtig bpgge-
Zig %@ftermto6ag. Ser bleb ierberet
en- ri9tig goo 2l1ncb. Mange imuftte
8lomiter og mango imutfe @aper
bleo eibet @rs. 2tn6biem. Ser tom
2Dfpnifning og @aber fra ben6es
.@en 81. 2inobiem og &uitru, iom
Dor / &iebenbabn> 9anmarf, % lige.
le6es fra en- @b11 og 6omilie, iom Bot
i @ortlan6, Oregon. Mlle git biem
glade be6 at De bab6e tilbragt en- bDg,
gelig @tun6 iammet me6 Mrs. 2in6.
biem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Slbaoe ira 9anmarf.

UVUUC I1W ~WV1V"%&@
Mrs. g.. g.. 8ar6enfletb og ben6es
lille Miece er lige fornn1en glade biem
fra 6eres Danrnorfsreiie, glade be6
Gurer og glade be6 &iemmet og
minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
Torebra9 i Il. al 1905.

Torebra9 / It. al 1905.
&aitor Ssualo 6. Selling, gbica=
90 og 1noermoo6, Minn., bill boI6e
Soreorag / Il. al 1905 Sns6ag Mften
ben 8. December. Ste6et: 9dnios
lille Gal. @mnet: Ge6relan6sfi9r=
ligbe6 % @er6ensborgerifob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
&intuppbplb.

BtnterDpbDl0.
8rgore11e &ier og Mr. &anieu fra
.Stanoar6, Mlberta, er fommem til
minneapolis for ber at nD6e @inte.
rens 8ebageligbe6er % @leoer.J
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
JuIehefter og
n

Bestillinger modtages nu paa de for
skjellige Julehefter, som bedes ind
sendt snarest mulig, ledsaget at Bel1-
bet. Hefterne vii da blive sendt porto
frit til Dem saa hurtig disse ankom-
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
QnSbiueberne.

SUIT. set er @en6ag %@ftermi66ag,
at 2psbtlle6erne fra &ongetoeet gien>
mem @pnoeripllano og fra Danmarf
f~orebiies.
9isie 8ille6er er ien6t ber ODER
al Den banife &egiering, for at ri
%116ban6re6e Danffe tan faa ct Clint
at ie at set, ser optog og eleoe6e
Stn6ene biemme / @ommer, mere
emo 1oget an6et bel neiten noger
Sin6e.
2a6 % paafignne bette og gIe6e
% ielb be6 at gaa og ie 8illeoerne,
l1nge og garnle. Sag 89rnene me6.
81. 8 % SCI. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

Wanted-Cook, also second maid,
private family; city references re-
quired. 2644 Nicollet Ave.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

Ssges.
@n flint @iee tan faa en- go6 og
1ta6ig Yla6s / en lille 6amilte. @o6
2en. AIRS. 8. 9ineien
9O8 20. Mbe. g. 6.
Ee1.: Dinsmore 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
9ania.

9at1tQ.
8eitDreliesbalget / Dania ifer be6
Mg6etH 6en ID. December.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
Will You Come?
Fascinating Lectures on Fireless
Cooking-AH Women
Invited

4 wonderfully interesting demon
L \ stration of Ideal Fireless Cook
stoves is being held in our store this
week. 1t will be a revelation to every
woman-even those who think they
already know all the possibilities Of
fireless cooking. They will find new
uses for fireless cookery, learn how to
bake, roast and brown, as we'll as
boil and stew by conserved heat.
They will even discover how to
freeze ice cream in these cookers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
SHOPPERS LEFT
IN DARKNESSAS
FIRE DMS LIGHT
Crossed Wires Cause Blaze in Dsy.
export Department Store at
$50 Saturday Night.

What might have developed into
a dangerous panic was avoided
Saturday night about $50 o'clock,
thousands of Saturday night shop
pers composedly vacating the J. H.
c. Petersen department store in
Davenport when fire, originating
in the fuse box, destroyed the cleo
trical connection of the entire
store, leaving the establishment in
darkness.
Damage to the store by the
flames was not great but the
loss to the owners was incurred in
that it was necessary to close the
store for the remainder of the day,
investigation proving the possibil-
ity of repairing the wiring that il
lu-.aination of the store might be re-
sumed. Great displays of spring
goods to tempt Saturday shoppers
were rendered ineffective and the
loss in patronage mounted to thou
sands of dollars.
Crossed Wires.
Prompt work of the fire depart
ment extinguished the blaze in a
short time, the irremediable dam
age being done before the flames
were discovered. Crossed wires
within the fuse box caused the fire
the lights being extinguished i'm
mediately.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
STRICKEN MAN WILL
RETURN THIS WEEK

A telegram from F. j. Nesseler
in Washington, d. c., brings prom-
Using news of the condition of
Richard 1verson. 61S Thirteenth
avenue. who was stricken from a
severe mental strain while seeking
a patent in Washington. Mr..
Nesseler, SIT Ninth avenue, was
called to Washington By the illness
OF Mr.. Iverson and states in his
telegram that the two will return
TO this city early this week. Faulty
reports stating that MIR. Iverson
had become insane, were exag-
gerated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
BASEMENT FIRE
. THREAT TENS P. 0.
Planes In ~Cellar Of. Davenport
Building Yesterday Do Little
Damage.

A fire which did little damage,
but for a time threatened the DAY.
export postoflce with serious
losses, broke out in the basement
of the building yesterday after
noon.
The FIRE was first discovered at
about $50 o'clock By William j.
Green, superintendent of the mails,
who was seated in the private Of
fice of the postmaster, and noticed
smoke coming from the basement
windows. At the same time post
Office clerks noticed smoke and
rushed to the basement but were
driven back by the volume of
smoke and fame.
Efficient work from the fire de-
partment which fought the flames
with chemicals. resulted in their
extinction within an hours time.
Supplies Burn.
The basement of the building
was filled with quantities of paper
supplies, wrappers and accumula-
tons Of several weeks of various
sorts. These were in the store
room and on opening the door to
this compartment flames shot out
from the burning paper for dis
lance of several feet.
The fact that the floors of the
building are of cement prevented
the flames from eating through
into the mail distributing room
above. A few minutes more would
have served to spread the flames
to such an extent that serious loss
might have resulted. it is stated by
officials. to the building and. mail
bag contents.
Officials of the postoffice say
that while a burning cigaret stub
may have been the cause of the
conflagration, the probable cause
was spontaneous combustion which
took place in the large supply Of
paper and other stored material.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
Skilled Lahnrers Needed.

The demand for skilled Iaborers
has been SO large that the local
Office has been unable TO meet it.
Several hundred trained shop
hands. machinists. machine opera
tors and specialists are needed.
The demands for common laborers
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
FIJI MANY Applications.

Applications from many OF all
parts of the country have been
taken and 2S4 have accepted posi-
tons offered through the bureau.
Three hundred fifty-seven posi-
tons for men have been reported
open and 295 applications for po-
sitions filed. 2se of these being &C
cepted. For women employees, SO
openings werc offered, 90 applica-
tons received, 3s being filled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
lDNEERS WILL
& Seen AGAIN
DURING SUMMER
I1tsrical and Indian Lore Pageant
Plans 10 BE Made ut Club
Thursday Night

Mayor Harry M. Schrlver was
r,red today in letter from Mrs.
nm n. Hauberg, president of the
rork Island Young Women's Chris
ian association, to attend meeting
4 Ne held at the Rock Island club
n : o'clock Thursday night and
hoost for the holding of big his
toricsl and Indian lore pageant dur
| lss the early summer.
Mrs Hauberg informed the mayor
nat representatives from clubs and
other organizations In the city will
he present at the meeting. when
decision will be reached whether or
not a pageant will be held.
Pageant Explained.
r. B. Oshier, of "Thurston Man
,semeut, Incorporated" Minneapo-
rs Mimi, will be present at the
meeting to explain the manner in
which a pageant would be staged
N set off for the benefit of the
alder as we'll as the present gener-
alton. the historical progress of
Rock Island since the time of the
var of 1872, and also weave in
trong representations of the lives
Of the early settlers with the In
dams.
In case il is decided to hold the
pageant it was said that either the
Watch Tower or Long View park
would in all probability be chosen
Is the location.
Seek Pioneer DEPENDENTS.
In the meantime, efforts will be
made to search out decendents OF
the early pioneers so that these de-
scendents can be given part in por-
,raying the work that was done in
,he early days by the men and
women from whom they have
sprung.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29

have been fully filled. The women's
department is still badly in want
OF housemaids, typists and stenog-
raphers. A number OF women are
also needed for some very desir-
able positions in shops on power
machines
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
PHYSICIANS CAR
FOUND BY POLICE
AT CARBON CLIFF

An automobile stolen from DR.. F.
H. First early Friday night from
in front OF his home at 1915 Twen-
tieth street, was found a half mile
north Of Carbon Cliff late Saturday
evening. The police had close trace
Of the car, but were not success
full in experimenting the thieves.
The car had been run hard. but
was not damaged a great deal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29

the man suffered any Internal In
juries and should make : hurried
recovery. He was taken to his
home.
The name of the driver Of the
other car was not learned. Skid
ding on the wet pavement Is said
70 have been the cause Of the col
lision. Mr.. Heicher was the only
enc OF the occupants OF the two
cars who was injured. Both ma
chimes were badly damaged.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29

bakery by W. J. Quinlan from his
brother. J. W. Quinlan, in TIM aet>s
urday issue OF The Argus, It tb0d'
have been stated that the rem1m-l
ing interest was also sold by ]. w.
Quinlan to his SON. J. r. QulHlan.
Change OF possession will be made
on April |.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
MAN INJURED IN
AUTO COLLISION
LATE YESTERDAY

Floyd Heicher, 14291s Second
avenue, received serious abdominal
injuries in an auto collision on
Tenth avenue and Fourteenth-and-
a-half street at 5 o'clock Sunday
evening, according to Or. Joseph
! De Silva. However, the physician
stated that he did not believe that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
VANDERBILT REJECTS
SENATORIAL TOGA

Scarborough. \. Y. March 29A--
Frank vanderlip will not be can
didate for United States senator.
he announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
No LANCER

a question which is the finest con-
lection on the market. Abraham
Pecan Rolls are daily solving the
problem.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
QUINLAN SELLS HIS
ENTIRE INTEREST

In reporting the purchase OF one
half interest in the Quinlan Quality
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
HOLD DAvENPoRTER
FOR WIFE DISCRETION

G. W. Bradley, who formerly
lived at 2i41s Gaines street. Day-
export, was arrested Saturday ey-
enlng in this city by Detectives
Dennis Bennett and Charles Gin
name on a charge of wife desertion
The man was turned over TO the
Davenport police.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
MARRIED FARM
HANDS CANNOT
FILL SHORTAGE
Demand for Skilled Laborers Ex.
ceeds Supply ut minois Free
Employment Office.

Notwithstanding the shortage Of
farm hands this spring, Fred W.
Rlnck, superintendent of the ILL
nois free employment office. 1915
Fourth avenue. reports that the
supply of married experienced
farm help seeking employment in
the fields and wishing to be &C
companied to the country by their
families is far in excess Of the de-
mand. However, this being but
the beginning of the farming sea-
son. the applications for farm lab
orers is expected to increase very
markedly within the next few
weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-02-19
Birthday Celebration.

On Friday evening last, the men,
bers of the official board of st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church of Oak
land assembled in the auditorium of
the church and then repaired to the
parsonage where they called upon the
pastor, Rev w. NJ. Shultz and wife
to offer their Fluctuations upon the
fifty-second anniversary of the pastor.
The visit of the board was real
surprise to the pastor, but it is under
stood that his estimable wife had been
notified in advance of their coming.
After congratulations and we'll wishes
were extended and exchanged, the
pastor was presented with purse
containing a sum expressive of the
well wishes of the board.
The members of the board present
on this happy occasion were Messrs
F. A. Thayer, C. H. Loar, ]. E. Harm
eds E. H. Sincell, A. C. Wotring. A.
Townshend, w. w. Dawson, R. T.
Thayer, j. NJ. Jarboe, Paul B. Nay
Tor, D. NJ. Dixon, C. S. Davis and j.
B. Littman and a number of lady
members of the church who were in
vited to attend and assist in provid-
ing what proved to be most delight
full repast.
After spending several hours in
social intercourse, interspersed with
music and partaking of the abundant
refreshments that had been so
thoughtfully provided, the company
dispursed to their homes, all feeling