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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
PRESS COMMENT.
DIES IRE.

January IL, the feast dsy of Saints
Anthony, Nennius, SulpicilIs and Mil
glthe, has been one OF the most tragic
IN the history OF the universe 1t was
on this memorable day in various years
that Caius Marius, Theodosius. Scander-
beg, Admiral Byng, Frederick V OF Den
mark, John Ledyard, George Horne,
James Ballantyne, Horace Vernet, the
Slamese Twins, Edmond About, Geogre
Bancroft, Rutherford B. Hayes, Baron
Won IsiChtofen and Joaquin Nabuco died.
On this day Ab-El- -Malek wss crucifed,
Luther preached his last sermon in
Nittenberg, nine old women were burned
rs witches in Poland, Freemasonry was
outlawed In Spain, the battle of Heikutai
resulted in appalling losses among both
the Russin and Japanese troops, the
President of Paraguay was forced TO
resign, an attempt was made to assassl-
nate Nj. BRAND, then Premier of France.
and the Porto Rican House of Delegates
declared against American citizenship.
Turn history's pages and it rs the
January 17th's that recall events tragic,
pathetic or merely irritating. On jan
uary IL, 1913, the United States brig
Vixen was ca ptured by the British frigate
NarCissus, and we have heard echoes of it
ever since. On january II, 1901, the
Kingdom of Prussia was founded, and
great has been the evil thereof On
January IL, 1876, Victor Hugo was elected
a Senator of France and proved that he
was born n poet On january IL, 1910,
the first telegram from Chicago was re-
ceived at Milwaukee, soon to become
famous and now deep in distress On
January II, 1924, Verrazs no, 3 Fiorcn-
tine navigator, set sail from Madeira for
the Indies; three years later he was
executed. Truly here seems 10 be day
in the affairs of men which, taken on its
record, leads to misfortune New York |
Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
LRMUELi MY LEMUFL'
.. 9. Creene

Air Maryland, Ny Marylspd.n
Thou art gone Ike n cloud ~ durf
Lem-u-ell my Inm-u-el'
We've chased thee tll We ~ nearly b.,ef
Lem-u-cl, my Em-rel,
Come back thou shalt, cone ba,k thou
must,
Through the moose ny neck ~ ui1
thrust,
Ashes to agbes, dust 70 dust
Iom-'i-cli my Lem-u-cl
IN God We trust che jail wont leak,
Irm-u-el' my LeIn-u-cll
For thou art bold, the guard freak.
Lom-U-eli my lnn-u-cl'
Thou coal Llack pesrl that made IN
sneak,
Thou Pricc-le-s grrl We vaiuiy seek,
We've fired the guard we'vc cured tho
leak,
Lem-'I-cl' my Lop-u-cr
Thou diIst fco At the supper hour
Iem-u-cll my Iem-u-cj'
Thy fare bchind . lag ri -four
Lern-u-e!' my Lm-u-cl'
Made the warden look Cr,cs and so'r.
Trustees 10 f'iss ard clI7s and glovrr
While fncre words fell just ike . sbo9er,
i@m-u-eli ry Lefo-U-el'
Flf'"en hundred piInks j. The toU
Inm-p-er my Lem cl'
Tha' wilI bring thee " our control
Dem-u-cl' my lern-u-cp
Wen follow thor from Dplc ~ rolr.
Prom mountain lair ~ llcepoet holr
We glll Al hn hero ~ tho goal
Ien-u-fH ny fem-y-e,f
Holly OAK. Del Jan "a, 900
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Piano for Llppincolt EmpIoye

A new piano for use al the weekly sings
and other social affairs was presented
Thursday evening fy Mrs &. A. Lppn-
cott % the IIppincott Relief Association Of
Lppiucott's store. The presentation came
al the annual meeting of the ass ociation st
which officers were elected as follows
President " alter Colt; ylce-prcsldent
Charles H. Foulk; secretary, Virgins
Shea; treasurer, Elwood Killen; board Of
directors, Viola Broomall Mary Wood
Tnansie, William b. Montgomery John
Loud, q B. McCulloch and T. i. Megn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Valentine Dances.

Miss Kate McCIafTery will give
Valentine costume dance for children at
the bell room Of the Hotel du Pont on
Saturday afternoon. February IA, for the
benefit Of the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital. She will also give dance the
evening of Valentine Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

What ID army Of officials it requires to
enforce the Eighteenth Amendment No
other amendment ever received such sup
port. not even the Fifteenth, which con
ferred suffrage upon the Ncgroc9 OF u
least endcavored TO-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

The activity displayed BY Admiral
Sims ID criucisng the medal awards Of
the Navy Department creates no ncw
situation. it's the ancient onc Of whether
the Navy Department or high naval Of
fcers shall run the navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

1.iIe successes Of tho Bolsheyiai armies
5u Russia arc becoming as astounding KS
thc succcsse. of the Republican armies oi
France during the great French RcYolu-
lion viii thew lead to like results?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
For Constipation.

Tor tms disorder you VIII find nothing
quite 50 good as Chamberlain Tablets
Wien the proper dose is taken sou hardly
realize that the effect IS not natural in
stead of having been produced by q nedl-
cine-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
du Pont Post to Install.

Officers Of du Pont Post No. 2, g. A r,
viii be installed by ASSISTANT Adjutant-
General J. ;. Litzcnberg, On next Thurs
day evening the post rooms.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bayard Legion
Nit Calvary Club.
|. G. : fraternity
Democratic League
paperhangcrs Union.
Sumner Post, G.. 4. Il.
Camp No ;, i. O. s A.
Delaware Lodge. > Of II.
Delta Chapter. r. 4. NJ.
North End Athletic Club.
Delmaryla Union, b. l.. p.
Antietam Temple. O. / A.
Wilmington Lodge of EIks.
Delaware Lodge, l. -. O. L.
Washington Lodge, X of +.
Appomattox Camp, ). of Y.
Fidelity Lodge, l. O. L. ".
Santa Maria Council X. OF G.
Beta Tent, No. >, Is @. T. NJ.
Harmony Council. L F. Of A.
Beta Hive, No. |, o. l. @. NJ.
Brandywine Lodge. |. o. o. I.
Brownson Library Association.
Blue Rock Council, l.. O. r. c
Mlnqua Tribe, linpd o r NJ
81 Benedict Beneficial Society.
Bricklavers international Union
National Protective Association.
Brandywine Library Association
unugt0u 0}lnCli, -. l.. \. II.
Lady Miller Lodge. No .. S Of b
Diamond Council, Jr O. Z. 4. NJ
Wilmington Acre, No. II, F @. j.
Christine Encampment, |. O o f.
Delaware Council. No 9, 4 o. 5. r.
Eleventh Ward Democratic League
Wilmington Circle, + OF A.. No. 7s9.
Delaware Conclavc. II or : " NJ
Ushers Union, | Mon NJ t. Church.
Wm Mckinley Circle. 70. 3, II of 5.
Benevolent Pioneer Library Association
VII 4 BrandyWne Council, q. l. A. NJ
Wilmington Circle, + OF j., Nos 7, s, 9.
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association.
3 NJ d F. l. [ tBricklayers Union)
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EVENING SMILE.
Couldn't Get En-.

small Columbus boy recently helped
his mother peel potatoes. When she in
spected his work she found the eyes of the
tubers had not been properly removed
'Whv, Billie, she retorted, YOU have
not cut the eyes Of the potatoes you
peeled
We'll, mother. Just cant help it,
hack in their heads couldn't get en- -
indianapolis News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

We'll, come down to the shop TO-
morrow morning and ! will put you
to work Tomorrow | couldn't t
possibly come until the day after. :"
Why Why" tomorrow must
take part in the great Demonstration
of Protest Of the Unemployed. Life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
CORONA
TYPEWRITER

We are now the sole
agents for New Castle
county, including Viii
rnington.
You know the Corona
and the Corona is anxious
to know you. Stop in and
be introduced to The Per-
sonai Writing Machine.
At the present time sales
exceed deliveries, but We
can guarantee delivery
within one week from the
time we receive your order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
RIPPLING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
EMMA GOLDMAN.

saw FAIR Emma leave our
: shores, and Grape WAS festooHed on
/ her lid she sailed with many other
I bores who talked too much, as
: Emma did She stood upon the
7 vessels prov, what time the siren
: gave three boots, and shrleked 10
7 Us, Il leave yoI ROW, but | Il come
/ back, you bet your bootsi Alas.
: 1t vas an idle threat, though hurled
: at us with force and VIM. the
ocean deep and wide and wet,
: and poor old Emma cannot swim.
: hua suiei apay "a hralny dame
: who might have ranked among
the grea.. and figured IN our Hall
III Fame had Sic htit had her head
: on straight she went around de-
nouncing things aud telling people
they were slaves. fhe bondmen OF
the money kings and other pluto
! cratic knapty Her whole existence
! WAS knock, she had the morals
OF 8 dip; and now. because she
! couldn't walk, shes crossed the
| ocean IN a ship We couidn shoo
her off the earth, but We did shoo
her of this shore which tribute to
her sterling worth appeared To
make old Emma sore 50 fare thee
well, . Emma dear NAV snll keep
fat IN other lands wefe tired of
lococd ladies here WHO Talk ot
bombs ana burning brands
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You will be glad 70 know
that Butler's have Just
taken over the agency for
the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

What has become Of the man who
used to tell us how anybody could get
rich raising chickens
~ guess. SAID Farmer Corntossel,
''he was switched around and is maxim
. fortune out o plans for seIhn' chicken
feed to tho people he started raisln
chickens. y Washington Star
Have vou any avuncular relatives7
No. haven't disease of any kind
in our family Baltimore American.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
A,7SO,0S

State Of Illinois. County Of Rock Island.
Sc:
". G. Johnston. one Of the manaxing
ofIicers and P. Greenawalt and ". b. Dart
two of tbs directors Of the Rock Island
Savings bank. q corporation Of the State
Of illinois, being severAliy duly sworn.
each upon his 9th. statos:
That he makes this anidavit for the
purpose of complying with the require
ments Of Sections and 10 Of An Act Of
the Gsoefsl Assembly OF the State of
Illinois, entitled IAN Act 70 provide for
and regulate tho administration of trusts
BY trust compAnies."
That the foregoing report of the said
Rock Island Savings Bank on Decen,hes
a1st. 1919. and the exhibits accompanying
the same arc true and correct in all re
spects to the best Of his knowledge and
belief, and that he has examined the
assets and books Of the said company
for the purpose Of making said report.
1Siened) ". 6. JOHNSTON. Cashier.
,sirnedl p GREENAWALT. Director.
(siEnedl ". q. DART. Director.
Subscribed md svoFn 70 before me this
c3rd day of January. 1920.
tSignedl 4. W. OSTERMAN.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

Many Thousands Of people in
England pay a special tax each
year for the privilege of displaying
crest on their stationery and
plate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
FOR SALE

Lot 10 Z $50 feet, desirable loca-
don. near new school In Rock Is
land, Ill. Payments Or cash. ]. NJ.
LEMPFERT, Hickey Bros. Store
No. 4, Davenport. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

CHAIN STORE MANAGER. DO-BOY
Food Products Company, operators Of
chain stores, will open a chain of ten
stores in Rock kland and adjacent ter
ritory. Require the services of good
business man as manager and superin-
tendent Of all of them. young man
preferred.) Previous experience not e.
sential, but applicant must be compe
tent to handle large amounts of money.
hire and handle help. organize, and
check receipts of storm. Must assume
duties at once; 81 600 required. fully
secured. The stores offer the public
pure foods under conditions that arc
meeting with instantaneous appeal. and
both stores and products are taking the
country by storm.
New ideas, new proposition, which will
attract and hold the interest and ap-
prevail of every man, woman and child
for all time. Opening Of stores viii be
heralded by one of the most intensive
advertising campaigns ever conducted in
present itself but once in . life time.
Flve-year contract based on commission.
with earnings running into many thou
sands per year TO party with ability 10
develop empiayes. and keep each store
striving TO lead. Accepted applicant will
he required 10 come to Chicago at once
for few days training. Unless your local
reputation is excellent and unless you
have the money do not answer. But II
you can Ill the requirements outlined.
and it SOUNDS hike the position you arc
looking for. write or Wire
DO-BOY FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY.
713 City Hall Square building. Chicago.
SMALL GROCERY STORE AND FIX
lures: living rooms in connection. Win
eoll stock and furniture II wanted. Ad-
dress Grocery" care Argus.
BOY. APPLY RED CROSS DRUG STORE.
Twentieth street and Fourth avenue.
DELIVERY BOY AT SELLE BROS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
BICYCLES MOTORCYCLES

for hacyelea, rnotorcyeles. sutos: 1I5
n0caaA complstA. $3.50 TAN colosv) !:
4vO seoreA 1J5 kA1t Third street: 302-
4S East !soond street. Davenport
Iowa Fred Barr Supply House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
WANTED-TO RENT.

/, (six or seven rooms,. in desirable
locality. BY adults: cxeellent Fafasene1A
Must Be modern. State rental and full
PARTICULAR. Address &c 300." care Ar
O.. guS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WILL
teach music lessons At reaidence. Miss
Ethel Sellers. 2503 Ninth street, Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
ABSTRACTS OF TlTIk

ABSTRACTS or TITLE PAEPARED Oh
coneinued 70 date covering any real -
tate In the county. Prompt and accurate
sefvtca II reasonable rAteA ROck l.
land T1tle q Abstract company: ". J.
eveenar, secretary: zo6-212 cmfTai
Trust : KAylnGx RAnk puIfanG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
LODGE DIRRCFORY.


r>~~.-'-se.s.sT
1sseuie TenUk. IighiesatA sessss -
Hifth avsnue.
THE STATED MEETING or TRIO L0pAn
- 10. 81. A. =. . A. -. IN
AM Be held on IL asa z1nde
~3 day OF each month q -
D. N. Charles 2. Rdso6 ~.
n. Ray o. E0<aerte3 Uere'
AMoo GRoTro No. o7.x.o v.P.EK
@ ! J ! !: : :
h|ff On the Art Wednesday
@AN Of each month. Vlsit-
II ing prophets WU1c0mA
]. w. Johnsoa. naOansch.
Frank L. Patterson go
All member uryed 70 attend the regular
nesting. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 4. Matters
of special tupngianco 70 - pfeacAssa
for conxdRasioa.
The STATED c0NvoCArloN or Aocx
>.Anuo IIsnd Chapter No. u.s. \. A.
80 NJ win b. haad On The Arst
nccK IyL.AND LODGE NO.
oss. 4. y. . A. N.-stAtsd
rnsslinS AsA Friday Of eAcA
S&[ Mouth Otto Prissane. " H.;
Wv H .. Bo.Ran. ssauWy.
Special for vsrk On =. C. desree. Feb.
3. ~ p. n
THE STATED CoNCI.AvE oV ROCK
~ lAsnd CcmmandeY No. II.
,1A Knights Templar v3u b held
ths ocund Monday OF each
0oath. .. B. DAVIS. command.
q: J. l. Hickey. recorder.
Practice drills .Grst and third
ROCK ISLAND CHArTE no. 2os.
ofd1 EasaAEn seAr.-kagulR meetinGs
second Wefneoany Of saeh month. Wis
itng Starr velcpma. May e. Krull.
W. H.: Aafy y. Rfeia. secretary.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. r. = 8.
land Council No. 20. T. 4 8. n: viii
be held on The third Wednesday Of each
month. c. ". Thneher, L n; O. =.
Aldebrant recorder.
ucAL LODGE NO. eos. n o. q. r.
~ At Odd Fellow temple on
Fourth avenue. hsswenn Sew
( enteenth and Eghtssath streets
0eosye =. Inch. n. c.: Wal
Yer LosAnd. 3. s. Frs
THURSDAY Of month. initiatory
dAgroe: hrst. second and third degrees The
following THURSDAY.
70. 4
Rock ISLAND AERIE NO ssa. YRArKR-
nal Order of KagieA-Regular neetings
first and third Tussday Of each month
Tventy-hr& street. Frank Wich, ". P:
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
@ e. sss1 3 j. !. z: 1 ssSss -::!: ~:
ing nrA and third AondayN J.
C. Ssafla. sxalted nuAes. G. N.
IsaAosoa. snoetssy.
3. OF Y,
III. Il. CLEVELAND CAMP NO. 31A
Sons Of veHefzDs.-Meets on second
and fourth TUESDAY evenings Of each
month u s O'Clock in Memorial hall at
The court ho1n. L. L Harms. COM
mAn0er: kngsno Johnnun. secretary.
! !: J. : !: : : !: !:
- q. Ar
!, BUTo1D POST azs. G. A. r.
Meets feguiariy on second
and fourth Friday After
Moons Of sseA nonth 1t 2
14R o'clock N Hemoeisi hall in
6 In ssart AouD. C. H.
o. AChmcA. commander: Il. G
" Fffsk sdjuAank
=: !: !: J: !: !: :: :: :: !:
| o. a. y. Y.
sIBoNRY ZAP CAMP NO. q.
q. q. Is. Y.
! i Meets o. drss md third
Thursday Of each month d
IA D. m. 1t Memorial hall. ". ".
!; t.: !: ::: $685.: : :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
Annual Report Of the
ROCK ISLAND Savings BANK

of Rock Island. H.. a. a trust company,
qualified in the State of Illinois under
AN Act to provide for and regulate the
administration of trusts BY trust COM
panies." fled with the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. and showing It's condition at
the close of business December 31st, 1919.
Assets.
Real estate ........$ 1o4S10TQ
Cash on hand . 79,066 "A
Deposited in other banks. 572, 81
Loans secured by mortgages
and bonds constituting
first lien On real estate.
On which there shall be
less than one years inter
est due or owing ...... 2,25e.252.73
Stocks and bonds . S30.052 .04
securities ............. 3es. 943os
Other assets, including &C
crued interest not enumer
sted above .......... 535 ,2o2 40
$4,7so,o72 o2
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in. ....$ 200 .o0a 90
Surplus on hand ... $50 100000
UnJiyfded profits ..... 90 ,552 &c
Deposite 4.18s i27 20
Other Lsbifities ....... 6S.393.51
H.7sO,OS2, o2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
HANTED.-SALESMEN.
WANTED--MALE AND FEMALE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FOR CITY
work; salary $3.50 per day. Travellers
325 per week and all expenses. Address
c. P. Mckay. General Delivery. Rock Is
landh
HUNDREDS. MEN. WOMEN: &l.l0O
year: government offce and outside DO
sitions: hist free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. SIS. Rochester. u. 7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

FOB SALE-FARM LANDS.
CHEAP FARAS-WHY RENT WHEN
you can own your own farm in Barry
county. Mo-? Are you interested in
dairying? II so We have that kind of
grass land at from SIS to $50 per scre
Do you want well improved lands in
grasses at from $50 to 500 per acre
Do you want SIS unimproved lands that
will grow from $500 to 81 900 per acre
In strawberries? Do you want S15 land
that will grow from 500 to $500 per
acre In tomatoesf We have them ALL
Write us fully Just what you want.
Hubbard and PeEriman. Jenkins. Mo.
FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS, SON.
climate. crops. Immigration Bureau.
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture.
Capitol IS. Madison. Wisconsin.
WE HAVE SO ACRES OF FARM LAND.
bargain. 5 miles west of Orion. In
aaire Peterson = Mangson, 306 Best
building.
1 WILL SELL NY SHARE OF FARM
stoek. Georss Brain. East Moline.
Barstov road.
FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS. soIL.
climate, crops. Immigration Bureau,
Wisconsin Dept. OF Agriculture. Capitol.
SS, N adison. Wis.
Villas COUNTY WANTS YOU. COME.
f;ne farming lands. neighbors, roads.
lakes. cay 70 clear. timber for build
in4s: SIS to $50 an acre; 81 Per acTe
down; no payment for thrcs yaaSs vsaa
you move o.. Lake Land Co. Cooovcr.
Wisconsin.
GET OFFICIAL INFORMATION REGARD
ing soils. climate and crops of Price
county Wisconsin. from the Representa-
tive OF the College Of Agriculture and
tho U. S. Department of Agriculture
veloped land. SO to 500 per aero in
Proc county. Most rapidly developing
livestock, dairy and general farm coun.
" in the clover belt Of Wisconsin
Write n. ]. Rainbow. County Agricul-
turA Agent. Philips. Wisconsin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
TO EXCHANGE.

SALE OR E1CHANGE-FIvE ACRE
home in small town. Two hours ride
from Chicago. -Four room. house. BEST
man. 7142 St. Lawrence svsnue. Chicaso
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
norDAY-Tm ROCK ISLAND ARGUS FEBRUARY :, 1920.
! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


WANYBn -AArn uRHD
All roc EARNu1o 500 I'm WEFK,
Addrss, .iio e .s w': ior appointment
PORTER. NV u.nprp
A2CELLINT oPpoRTJyNrrv ron Wv
peAsnt man 70 tske Xn.r,. - S:-
chop; fas. proving factnrr '" sat- sr'
.----- 80 e--e N-.us
quainted With $500 wno Is AZ
? c43o Third syruue N'''
BHOKERS WANrED-Hour cowp.vv
drilling two Veil. ns-a.r,,r. 60;
$4,000 -rN. ~ SsS1eA
Hnr M.o - 'casnisr Farmefs Banksl.
80" ~ WORKMAN. Ie1ae-
VOTING ~pu
ciesr& ST. I'm RAILWAY NAIL
nec.s.,r ~. "on1h. E1pcnence I'M
inss;o.s TUT Hee parucuiafs exam
.-n-s' "se :. Leonard CORNER gov
hr;kts,- AVSo Equitable
--- -. !" e.nink eon.
Pnyfp wru -
NJ. - ~ lAAE onoEhs: EAPERI-
serr,..;vs - STEADY work for
o wAAso ~ nA6AG VtT-
NJ Netion with rehabte concern.
oe-.s oI aeas appearances. Salary and
Room "a, Davenport Saw
nuss bank building, Davenport.
DELIVERY BOY. SELLE BROS.
-,
MEN-AGE UNDER 80. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Travel. make secret in.
writ Ame,;. .u1 ra..; Sa ARES expenses-
cy Adire.a Iae o. -: Aseo-
~ ". -1ouis' mo.
ecu -. ------------- -
49, a oencn or cabinet men, Fine
E.rss. ~, Iac'ory. Mid southern
1900 eaaAse; NO ssnke. Name price
r..I..a vepsihs 70 BOX So4. lnde-
- --'s nouesS'
GROWING WHOI,RSATr ri ecrp1c.7
ppG house wants bright boy between
80 ~ yaAfs OF age 70 learn business
sUS WIN Inc concern. Exceptional
- suisy iof advancement Tor one
o noVes capable and shows that be
be somewhat limited TO start With but
VIII Dc secondary consideration if you
can make good. Partial high school
eoucauon necessary. For further in
to"aoon address Electric. care Ar
gus IN o~n handwriting. stating present
Or previous emDiOymept. o0UcatlOnal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

q
on chattels, real property or by con-
tracts at 10 annually. AZ Best build.
ing. Phone !. a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE DOING A GOOD BUSI-
ness. B. 1. 1851.
POOL HALL AND coFT DRINK PARLOR
in Davenport. Fiat b. Sl4 Brady street.
Call lzy 6952-Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

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DELIVERY BOY AT SELLE BROS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
PERSONAL.

Joseph P. Kelly. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

FIRST CLASS CABINET MAKERS IN
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fixtures. Steady work. 65c per hour.
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NAN TO SELL TREES. SHRUBS, bosses,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

MENACE UNDER 50. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Travel. make secret in
rvesusations, reports Salaries: expenses
VINE American Foreign Detective Agen-
U. Address 1876. 81. Louis, No.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-12
DISREGARD OF HIS WISHES
AS TO CONVOY SYSTEM WAS
MOST SERIOUS, SAYS SIMS!

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March r.
Disregard by the navy department of
his recommendation regarding the
adoption of a convoy system is de-
scribed by Admiral Sims today as
infinitely more serious" in its bear
ing on the war than other cases of
alleged inefficiency cited in previous
testimony before the senate investi-
eating committee Sims said early in
1917 the allies were compelled by the
submarines to adopt convoy plan for
protecting shipping. May / he ur-
gently recommended that the United
States give its cooperation, but it was
not until June 20 that Secretary Dan
iels replied that ne considered Ameri-
can vessels having armed guards safer
when sailing independently. The Brit
ish admiralty desired assurance of
American cooperation in the convoy
plan so the first convoy might sail
from New York July 8. Finally on
July p the navy department accepted
the convoy plan for troop ships and
later for supply vessels.