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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
BOOSTERS CLUB"
ON the JOB TODAY


IN, "Eoo,,Cra Club wi! ~ on tho
t,h today boosting IT,. nGh; game in
Wheeling md TN" Stswart-Sand"w scrap
in particular. Every member Is taxing
out bundle or tickets and hope to S'''
enough t. break all crowd records for
th!A -.
II i possible t, 10 tins Ns y" "ntrs
rroGram is the Scrapp."St YET TVti!Sc,'
and win ha FULL Of Just what luyai tahS
Val Arr. crowd watched "G',' stewart
y, EIs workout last evening and ~" zen.
oral op,nion was that tho local feather
Looks better than ever before. Goo ~
ruttIng on all kinds Of "xtrA touches
~ no realizes this S2nd"W boy - uno
toughest foe nc Las ever faced heloTe
\ homo crowd and no wants I" be IN
tin TOP condition SO as - give a E2od
account Of himself. .
Sandow IL conditioning himself AT
Del Clark's Gym. Detroit, aud mas us
brother SanIny to help him IN his tran
Ing and will como hero confident or his
ABILITY to take Stewards measure.
The Wheeling a. 9, has tn" i"rIr',s
Of both boys guaranteeing ~ Wc!,;n ~
, al -, ct th-oo o'clock tho day O. the
The Billy WIlllnins- TousiT'
20 will be chock full Of action ana W, VII
iiams and Young have agreed - weigh
In under lie pounds Al three o''''N
"cyeions. Mnl,r. sha, p"assimE ,!Fht;
Johnny Gallagher and his 'wirnicsS out.
Az in a four rounder. Galasher makes II
interesting for any cf "a" local boys ana
Miller can re depended "n 10 snow I"'
Max Hanna, the Wcl!shurE bantam; Is
coming 10 tho port under III" direction
Of Renn!s Hahn and ~ expected 70 GinH
Young" Jcftrics. tho .Nctnsr'llo l."
rao1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
FLU" CAUSE OF
POSTPONEMENT

Sno,,a, Dtsp,tch to The Intcllirrncer.
HijCKIASNON, w. Va. Feb. ~ The
Krysor Collccians. champions "t West
Virginia, Maryland and Eastern f"nn-
sylvapia, who MGro TO appvaL or ne
nirht HAYS requested the Wesleyan
manar"iuent for a p"stp"n"m"Mt -; IN"
ran!u between the rival hN"s. Ii"It ana
Slucun,. TWO keyser regulars. ar" in th"
brsnitnl with the flu Wesleyan has
S,arh in he'd with tiu. and FarnswOr'h
in had condition with pneumonia.
The Wesleyan five returned her" To-
dav from an eight game series ~ str'H-
nous games and IL uttcrl% exhausted
The Wesleyan tiyc play ei wonderful bail
on tho trip. winning -four nmd losing
fuun Enuics. owing I" IN" lln"s| W
S,ar( and Farusw0rth the last thr'"
games of the trip wrr" r,:,' Il VIII hut
i've men In uniform. ~" N"..,Nnn
K"yser galno Will be- played ON March
fifth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

Why Is scholastic baseball 4 poor pay
ing proposition" This has been %>k"d -
many occasions BY the heads OF the rar'-
ous Institutes In this vicinity.
Baseball would prove almost rs pr"t-
table as football Il the erranSen'entS
of rames were properly ns-@$r.' sad \
local sport fan wn.n upproachcd "a the
subject recently.
The reason that there are iew hISa
schools represented On the diamond. -
that tn" supcr.ntcnd,uts Of IT," S,ny"t"
claim they lose too much money IA Try .
ing 10 develop u team.
This may br true. but the c,tSoa -
mainly duo to poor management. F"n,-
ball games are y'ry s"lhoia p.2E't ~
school days. baseball. too. sH|"!u i''
be played en- any day but Saturday.
supporters ~ Tho Various - ,.'''
work tlyc and Cre-nn!f days vat ut 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE
Of THE NATIONAL


NEW YORK. Feb. lu--Wuh 4 pla! inE
schedule II lI4 games The Nniiona'
League baseball season of 1870 VII! ne
EIu uu Wednesday,, Arr!l ~. ana "losc
ON sunday. Ort"hcr :. The initial games
nr the r"nnant race have been arranged
a. follows:
Rrnuklyn: Pittsburgh at 81. Louis and
Chicago at CINCINNATI. The other halt
OF IA" circuit Will have the OPENING
trrmes on Thursday. April - with en-
r,nrHti az Chicago: So. Louis Mt l"tts-
mIrgh; brooklyn at Philadelphia ana
New York At BOSTON.
Iu TIA" nv. cities where baseball can
hu played on sundays the wishing cluhS
have been well taken care Of in III" DIS
It ihutIOn Ot games Will" none Or them
has been overlooked In the allotment ~
saturday aud holiday plurns There arc
only four conflicting dates IN the en-
r." srH"dT Ind Is ar" ore e May Of When %s
TN. thiCugo National and American
League clubs will DO playing nj home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
West Virginian Third
In Seventy-Yard Dash

NEW YORK. Feb. los. &. Edwards.
"r West Virginia l'niversity: with y
foot hpndirap. finished third IN the 20
ward dash at the MillroSr Athletic As
,r-iatinu Games hero tonight The RAGS
wns won hv +. fnrrrl!. T"dd's Snip
Yards. BROOKLYN Time J 20 seconds
An American record "f u seconds
for fv 80 yard low hurdles was made
by Eurl y. Thnmr$ dartmouth col
lrge Al tho NillroSr Athletic association
games here tonight. Ne former national
hurdles champion rTusllcd me record ct
- IA t!s trial heat and sliced or n
f"'h - second in the hnhl III al&o
Wun tic - yard high hurdles event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
MUCH INTEREST IN
THE GROVE CITY GAME

Sp.cla! irtpLtch 10 tic Intelligcncer.
NuEGANTOWN, Feb. 0.-Earntgie
Techs defeat If Grow" City tOlleK@s
u. .krthnl fivc on tho Grove City floor
on Saturday night. has caused sudden
ri.r If interest On tho part OF local fans
in Friday nights encounter here when
the lisid from Pittsburgh will visit tho
Nntin,aiurrrs' ark" floor for tho sec
nnd game Of the season between the
fvo teams. Grove CRY had not heen
,l.reatcd at home this year till Carne-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
WARWOOD MEET
TR|ADELPH|A
wArwood and Trtadolphia Basketball
Teams to Clash at Wheeling
DarN rToniuht

This evening tho basketball teams or
Triadelphia and Warwood High schools
wilt play their first game Of q hard
weeks schedule at Wheeling lark. Thr
boys and girls Of Warwood are prtn'cd
FOR q hard contest. and expect to emerge
SictOrs.
On Friday evening Narwnod Will meet
weirton and hope to add another victory
10 their record.
The proba6iS lineup for toniShts
games:
rrtadelph1a Warwood
Poe ................... ...... Strocbel
Folmar ............ Weiss
VI Smith ............... Schafrcr
O'Brlen (Capt) ........... Pell (Capt)
Guard
Guard
Girls Gamo
Philadelphia warwood
V. Beck ......,: ......: ..'....' 1l!ton
Etkey ....,............. Steiger
Terrell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hood (Capt)
Center
". Winters -....... ...........-- steer
Still Confer
Stewart .................... Baughman
Guard
t.. Beck (Capt) .......... ktndeloerSer
Guard
Ecccrec--Woods. Wheeling High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
McConkey Baseball
Players Hold First
| Meeting This Evening

The first meeting of the members Of
the McCunksy baseball team Will hs held
This evening at the MCCOnkcy residence
ON sixteenth street. Business matters
will be brought up for discussion and
p captain for this years team will toe
selected. The prospects OF good team
will also 10 discussed.
The following arc requested 70 DO
present: Miller WEIGH. White. Burkhart.
TIoneckrr. Lewis. hero. Heller, Bell, Per
ley. Plummer. Crock. Sheppard. IIouts
and Gardner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
CATHEDRAL PREPARING
FOR MAGNOLIA HIGH

Practice Is being held daily N tho
Cathedral Coop" by the lnomoers OF
the Cathedral high basketball toem. in
preparation for their game this week.
end with Magnolia High ot New Mar
This ganu is causing considerable
comment. ~ the Cadets were defeated
recently in n game played on tho down
river lads floor. The locals. however.
tXp.Ct"d to win over Masnolia this
Weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IN FRACTIONAL FIGHT

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-Club owners OF
tho American League met In a long dis
cussion tonight In an attempt to end
tho factional night. After several hours
debate no decision was Forthcoming and
mona seemed In sight before tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
WON BIZ FAIRMoNT.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligcncer..
FAIRMONT. ". Va. Feb. 1o:-Fair-
view high won from Fairmont high at
Visitors were good on long shots. Smith
shot one OF the longest ever made on
tho local floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
ANOTHER KNOCKOUT
FOR ARTHUR STiGALL

Sp.,!, Z, II. LATCH. g"n"'i:
ALTOONA. Ia. Fob. 10 Arthur SuE,
all II Cumberland. Md, knocked "rt \,
Er.tt IN m" fourth found ~ zen r""nn
,ru;rs, here tonight before IA, y. g.
Cu>p'r'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
EAST END WON

The Fast End Midge:s defeated
team from Bellai-c last evening by 4
score OF 50 10 81. Tho lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

-DuN WAR SAVINGS sThMrs--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

Total ..... 800 40 $40 1856
Tu;Iichi Onto ". Mozart; Nelson
vs.. Standards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

T,,,,a w 33l cgg ga 81? 1928
Tn-nirnt: y. f. \. =. vs. Bel!airr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Notice of Publication.


State OF Illinois. Rock Island County, o..
In ua- Circuit Court. January. Term X. D.
1921
Adolph Ludwig. Complainant. VS.. Della
Ludwig Defendant in Chancery. e.
Affidavit OF non-residence sof the de-,
PENDANT Della Ludwig. having been fled
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
said County, notice is therefore hereby
given to the said nonresident defendants
that the complainant tiled his bill of com.
plant in said Court. on the Chancery side
thereof OH the Both day of November.
1920, and that thereupon Summons is
sued out of said Court. wherein said suit
is now pending. returnab!e on the first
Monday in the month Of January next. as
is by law required. Now, unless you, the
said non resident defendant above named,
Della Ludwig shall personally be and ap.
pear before said Circuit Court. on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be holden
at Rock Island in and for the said County,
on the first Monday in January next. and
plead. answer or demur to the said COM
p,ainants bill OF complaint. the same and
the matters and things therein charged and
stated will be taken as confessed. and .
decree entered against you according to tho
prayer of said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois Nov. 30th 1920.
MARSHALL & MARSHALL. CoHpts Sol.
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WANTED-SALESNEN.


THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. COSHOC
ton. Ohio, recognized leaders in speciality
advertising the fastest growing branch
OF the whole advertising field. have
few desirable territories available for
high grade. exterienced salesmen- Con-
tracts now ready for our 34th sales
year, which o!%ns Dec. 81. Libet Al
commissions. weekly remi.tances.- We
manufacture and control exclusively
complete line of art calendars, COM
mercial calendars. monthly advertising
eervice. AMI vide range of attractive
quick selling specialists In ce)iuipid and
leather. Can assure rerTuanent year
around employment with steady pro-
gress to men of energy, ambition. and
ability. backed by real selling expert
ence. References required. Look us up
in Duns or Bradstreets. and if satisfied
write US at once. giving age. experisoce
and references. first letter. The Amer
lean Art Works. Coshocton. Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Notice Of Publication.

o :
State of Illinois. Rock Island County a..
Probate Court. December Term, A. D. 1920.
Estate OF James McCaw. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO those inter
ested that the deposition Of C. E. Adams.
az a witness to the last will and testament
of James McGaw. deceased. will be taken
before W. H. Lyman. a notary public or
another duly authorized notary public or
officer, at Room 1910, Tacoma Building
Chicago. Illinois. at 10 a. m. Saturday
December IL. A. D. 1920.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois. this 9th
day of December. A. D. 1920.
n E. MUNSON.
Probate Clerk.
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FOR SALE
Car of apples. Greening
and Baldwins. SIPS a bas-
ket, delivered. Call R. l..
5252.
FOR SALE
A LARGE COLONY
NOW BEING FORMED

You ought to Join with your
neighbors in a colony for filing on
lands in the Republic of Mexico.
All filings are done through the
Southern Service Bureau, Inc, also
development work. You don't have
to 60 down there. Now 10 your
time while You can get In the same
block with your neighbors. For
information write IS. s. b." Care
Argus.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER,

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
ings made. jig and Fixture deeiguing
speciality. Ideas developed. Il. h.
Aichaelis. Mech. Consitg Eng. associated
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney
o0S- Best Btds, Phone Z. l. 760.
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Nh10fJ

Like Budweiser? Phone r. l. 1888.
R. /. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. l. 2439.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 1874.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

w TITLE P2xfAkEU u
70 dats covering any real -
$50 county. Prompt and accurate
u sessoaabls rates. Rock l.
"es . Abstract ComSsny: ". J.
sezetafy. co6.cl2 Centel
eevMss Bank butlshng.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE LAT
est and best automobile insurance on
the market New features. liberal COM
missions and choice territory. Column
bian Automobile Underwriters, Spuring-
field. III.
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FOR RENT-APARTNENTS.

MODERN TWO ROOM APARTMENT.
furnished complete for Housekeeping.
downstairs. private entrance. to respon-
sible party only. 800 Third avenue.
FIVE ROOM MODERN FLAT. 13o y
Second street. r. 1. 2751. Store room.
SIX Rooms. $50 PER MONTH. CALL
at 221 Twentieth street.
TWO ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT.
1911 y Third avenue.
SIX ROOM MODERN FLAT WITH GAR
age. $50. Iwenty-dfth street and
Eighteenth avenue. Call B. I. z5l2.
TWO FLATS. MOO SEVENTH AVENUE.
H. Kstz. TOO Eleventh street. Phone
B. l. 27S9.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TREE tAIL Makes. ACCkSsuAlns
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: so
bicycles. complete. $37 so Tall coloFS) !.
rlvs stores: Ia last -Thard street.
3O24-6-S' East S9cond street. Oavecpoet,
Iowa. Fred LIT oupply 9ouR-
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UPHOLsTERNG.

FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Estimates gladly furnished. Call
h. I. 1874. e. G. Eklund. 1525
Twenty-nfth street.
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KODAK FINISHING. PYRO DEVELOP
ing, Vetox prints. Bring or mail your
fins to O. W. Zane, $50. Fifth avenue.
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

.. o. y.
auCx Inland AERlE NO. 066. TRATER
~ ordaf Of Easles.-6eguAAr mseunSe
~ end third TUESDAY Oh each moou
kVies' home. Fourth svenuD ana
!seal' aist strvet. FRANK Wien. ". ~.
soeeph 0soteuIt, SECRETARY.
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CALL TOWERS EXPRESS WHEN YOU
| want to move your furniture or baggage.
Phone K. 1. 4SS4.
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GENERAL FARM WORK BY MARRIED
man. Earl Browne!l, Route /. Box ISL.
Moline
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L. o. O. n.
lOCX ISLAND LODGE No. 100. MEET
lag nights trst ami lliru Monuays.
halh haii, LAC LII Secouo avenue. al
.. n. uiclstos hayss AoAetI: Sec y
v. Z. usyls.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

LODGE DIRECTORY.
n
~~0svICE MEN ATTENTION.
S~f 20. 200, AMERICAN LEGION,
meets the first Tuesday Of
! !: !: ! J :
- each month q ths Ameri-
can Legion Hall. Third
II avenue and Sixteenth
street. All ex-servtce men
welcome. Dan K. Brennan.
commander: D. h. ber-
n gust. adJutant.
II MASONIC.
rGSuAa Te9ple. Eishloenth street and
I'm vsru xEEI.NS o. TRIO LODGE
no. 81. A. y. b \. u. VIII
81 !: !: :. :: !: :; :: !: :. =: =:
sss~ss3,
Social for work on E. A. degree Thurs
~, Dec. 9. q .. m.
Auoo eRoTTo NO. 81. II. o. Y. P. 3. 4
- ~ -Statsd aansunSs held
@ !: : !: !: :: : :: :
UAk on ths nrss "Wednesday
VI Of each mosth- Wat
inS prophsts velsoans.
]. W. IonnAAa, s.A-s1Asvn.
Il Frank Il. tssssssIus $50
\ geIAgy.
.. A., u.
III yrA1ED coNyoCATloN ob HoCA
$3.50 island chsptss no. ~. 3. A.
H., viii - Asld % lns nfss
1uesoAy Of esoA month ~
nC 7:.tu p. n. l. ]. kooestA
I 00 S.E.f.; 3. n. Aah. eecrvtasy.
Sueaa. for work on z. 4. degrees. FRI
DAY, LES. 10. A. y. IN.
\ RoCX ISLAND LODGE NO.
S5S. 4. =. D 4. A.-statsd
- mselinS first Tri4ay Of ssch
mouth. Ott0 fTlssssr. ". ~:
u. .. BoIlmAa. sscrsta<y.
ANIGHTs TENrLA2
m SIATED UOhSAAtE " HOOK
l,lAud UonAmanory No. ~,
IA AaAxnts AaaAp4as wAD " heio
nffH ms ssponA A0aAlAy Of eHcp
month. q. 4. hA4greo. com.
uAnues: ]. l.. AscAsy. rsc0z0sr.
krnclNw dT1Aa nEsA AAu l0iru
na6aays
-
M N.AND CHATTER NO. zoe.
iQQ AsA,eru StA .-Aeg ular meetings
msnA "erSssdAy VI e~4n nAVulA. sIs-
W. STARS ws.eoms. Ars. .sssAs . l.a-
n. ". ~. Aasy j. Assas. SesotAsS
M bland COUNCIL NO. 20. 3. = =
K-Vns stal,. .ursweues Of Rock L.
~ Couu,a ~. ~. 4. : .. ~. WA
|: ! !: !
saash. c. W. Thatcher. 7. l. NJ: Q. +.
Alsasl ousiness Ae1.ns ..~ n,
~
rv ,or,v M an, n n r.
~ A"Sn W. w. 60, .,,n.
4 s.,-.. .,.. =,
,~n o..
.n,rrn,n rn., sIRh,.en,a streets.
- u. Z. A~oaaru. y. IT,. wsAIsr
LosAna. =. .. Shss rn "a,
- - 'nsn. $780, .... an. ,..'o. m.
nocy ISLAND LODGE No. 100. MEET.
las nights hrst and tairu Aonuays.
;; :: !; 80: :.
aalh haii, Las Ii Secono avenue. ..
N"'sSSs "sss '
- n
eoc1 Inland AERlE NO. $50. TRATER
Mea1' nfsl strvet. Frank Wien. ". ~.
.e'
n =. Arwrvr,or ETA,
u D.. 49,,
AA 90
M..,,,.. a.. -.
Noadsy. Of s.cn montn
DAN X. BRENNAN
y,.st,ur bro,h.r. .lvays
| vais~nu1a
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PLAIN SEWING. r. l. 5452. !.

ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK AND
! repairing, garages and cabinet work.
wIllam 4. LaIrenz, 60J Thirteenth
avenue
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M Island CHATTER NO. zoo,
,No Aaa,esu StAa .-Aeg ular meetings
wGlnd WerxsadAy u eAen nAVutu. sAs-
W. Wars welcome. AEs. ses'AS . Ian
y. N. ~. AaSy j. ASsls. AcsotAsS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

ANIGBT8 Tk8IEak3s
IN MATED LohIA-AtE VI BOCk
lsiSud GonAnaan0sry No. ~,
:: !: ] :: :: :;
rrseuD dEtAs AEss Aaa third
xs6ays.
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REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS BY A
carpenter. Prices reasonable. Locks.
4, doors, windows and concrete fOunda-
| tions. Martin +. N arshaii. 4435 Ninth
avenue. city.
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M BLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. 3. = =
A-yhe statxw assumeues Of Aock ~
~ tounJA NJ. ~. =. = .. -" WA
b nasa ON IN. Inu0 WEDNESDAY, ~ eAcn
nea,h. e. W. Thatcher. 7. l. NJ. o. +.
Alxusl business NEE. lng anu e.ec.ion OF
salcsrs WEDNESDAY Dsc. IL, ~ . y. N.
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GENERAL AUCTIONEER
H. HeCricA. 224 Thirteenth street.

STORM DOORS AND STORM WINDOWS
ms . lied: repairing anc cabinet work OF
all Kinds. and repairing of furniture.
Prompt service. Claude W. Dean. X. /.
5227.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

n ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
sos. 4. y. D 4. A-Statsd
- mselinS first Tri4ay Of ssch
mouth. Otto fTlssssr. ". ~:
u. Q. BolImAa. oecretAfy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

Ii YOU WANT YOUR FURNACE RE-
| paired right away Gail 4. l. 4O9S. Rock
Island Sueet Metal.
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LET NE GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE FOR
scraping your Old floors. parQuetry and
hardwood floors iayed and scraped. w.
Kupper. 3114 Twelfth street. &. l. Ass.
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WsyICE MEN ATTENTION!
T~f 10. 200. AMERICAN LEGION.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

USE OF PLANO FOR STORAGE IN PRI-
waite home. Phone 4. l. 3717Y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PRACTICAL NURSING. MATERNITY
eases preferred. 3. l. 5609Y.
BOY II YEARS OLD WOULD LIBE MIS-
cellaneous work. Call 4. l. 1927.
PARTNERSHIP WITH LAWYER DE-
sired. Address ". L.. care Argus.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-27

ate two sessions, 1899 and 1917. He was also a delegate to the Connecticut convention of 1902, making a total of twelve sessions. Here's earnestly hop ing that he will have a lucky thirteenth and as many more as he desires. Col
 Hall Is the eldest of five children of Gardiner and Fannie tParker) Hall and
 the only son. He is engaged as gener- al manager in the manufactu of
 thread. under the firm name of Gardiner
 Hall Jr & Co. The company establish
 ed in 1880 and make several we'll known brands of spool cotton.
 Col. Hall is a graduate of Wesleyan
 university. class of 1902. and received
 his title by the appointment of pay
 master general on the staff of Governor Henry Roberts. He has bzen a mem-
 ber of every state convention since 1893 and was delegate to the national con vention that nominated Roosevelt ard Taft He is g director CT several large financial and manufacturing concerns, and president of the Stafford Springs Agricultural Society. On June 14. 1S94 ] he married Alice May. daughter of Judge and Mrs. William Holman. They havs [ five children: Doris F.. Gardiner H., Clara A.. Holman Fl, and Frances n. Col Hall has a large circle of warn | friends throughout the state. He Il very popular in his home town. and de servedly so, as it was mainly througl i his efforts that the town has no in | debtedness and has become noted al 1 having net assets last September of S10. | S92. His scores of friends wish hin 1 higher honors and long, happy and pros porous life.
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City. said:
 s;It was ene of the greatest lectures I have ever heard and it did great good for our city,
 Rev Dr. Matthews, Christian Minister. Paolo, Kansas, said:
 Tt was message that every AmeFl- can should hear. Rev. Dr. Watts. Episeopahan minister, Coffyville, Kansas: sIt was one of the greatest lectures ] l have ever heard0s Rev. Dr. Hart, Baptist Eagle Grove Ia:
 "A wonderful message for all to hear. Rev. Dr. McCraig, Methodist, Sioux City. la. l wonderful work for God and country. v 1 Rev Dr. Garrett, Episcopalian Minis ! ter. Iowa City, Ia: .'Mr. Collins lecture made profound 1 impression on me- work in the ca,lrA of his country. '-Gen tR. R. Brown, Past Commander in Chief 1 c. A. R. T have never listened to speaker | who handled his subject more ably. MT I Collins is a sincere man and fmpressei l all who hear hin."-Graham Hood, N. Y
 Globe.
 
 heard him. n"-Hon. J. S. Sherman, Wis
 His lecture should be heard in ever! American eity."-United States Senator w. S. Kenyon, Ia. 'fAfr. Collins is doing a great servic. 1 for God and country."-Prof. Bushnell Consregationalist, Lawrence College Wis.
 I 'tAIr Collins has a splendid message. I t-Theo. Wilson, president N. F. Editoria 1 Association.
 "A. splendid address. We were. inter ! ested every minute. '-J. A. Easily, pres ident Springfield Chamber of Commerce sLet me congratulate you upon you l admirable work. k.v-Raymond Robbins
 H.
 Il His address at Oberlin university wa greatly appreciated Prof. Wolf, Ohio.
 "His knowledge of social problems wide and thorough Few men had sue l experienee He stands for eonstructiv service and his work is of the highes
 order. '-E. R. Wright, president III. Fec of Labor.