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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

|N11eD ~ ~ r. IT, n 5000 !:
VIII ~ ~ nnoeen
- 1lln61 -
=. r ldeoefon. euunfy farn -
viDoe, om1Soooo1 sneoyine eroes =
| i DoGn1too romo1y - 1liS 49, ~
| ~ yenr u kiIl ~ rnatnr. naneh
which = NV fee6Ine . ~ ieaVas
Bands G dendrolGno ahout the
txeeo eeo not now eefoetive agninst
tn tnaeock mcth. hi oaiy Il pIaced
there eaSifer ~ ~ year VIII pee-
vent the insect IRON reaching IL
goal, the Ieaiy bougha az ne tre..a
Il attacks.
Information from thoee vho have
studied the habits Of the moth. and
iare familiar with methods Of CON-
batting Il, ID desired. and II the
year Ii not too far Rone. for rneas-
ures to be effective. I campaien
lmAy yet be initiated.
Y A description Of the HABITS az the
insect IL a. follows: -The cater
pillars. when full grown. ecravl
down the trees. and either IN tina
trunk or somewhere n the vicinity
make their dirty vhitish cocoon Of
mixed silk and hair. In due time
IL adult emerees, the male bear
ing fully developed wings. while
the female has no trace Of them
whatever.
Concealed Untl Night.
ssrVI,n {nennx - ~~~ ~ex~- -~.>
during the day, and usually rests
concealed until nightfall. when it
seeks its mate. The female can be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

Y eball Rock Island begin anothee
Ipaign against tho tussock

~ mali Rock Island begin anotheE
against tho tussock
M is the question troubling the
.in6s Of some Of thoBe most vitality
isIerssted In the city'S welfare. and.
" I phase Of that civic welfare,
- preservation and care Of the
ueee.
After three years in which the
hegtructive pest has given Rock L.
land . wide berth, II II again In our
nidst. Three years ago this sum
-. the boys Of the city took part
a ! campaign under the direction
= the Y. m. C. A., and 20 success
II vas their work In gathering the
cocoons embedded in the bark that
a trees were saved and the city
"A Of the insect until the present
The Chamber Of Commerce fin
aaced the campaign, not only pay
~ the boys according to the num-
~ OF cocoons they gathered. but
nsking prize awards.
But this summer, the pretty lit
IL caterpillar, with bright red
hSad. yellow back and tufts Of
1air, and two pencils Of black hair
Janteriorly, appeared again, al
though few recognized 1t as rela-
tive to the tussock moth.
Destroys Leaves.
The insect has now emerged
from its cocoon, having deposited
IL eggs there, and crawled up the
tree, where 1t will feed upon the
leaves, taking the nourishment
from the trees.
E. B. McKown. who has been one
Of the first to point out the need
for some defensive action against
the moth, says that he believes II
to be too late in the season to begin
Z campaign such as that Of three
summers ago. when the cocoons
we're gathered before the moth had
emerged.
Many of the trees in Spencer
square are covered with the dirty
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

80 inch navy .hantung,
suitable for children's
dresse S and separate
skirts. 1.25 value 7Qc
Saturday, yard Wv
40 inch figured crepe de
chimes, good value. Sat-
urday special 3 0Q
yard A'"o
Csc standard prints in
light and dark grounds.
A Saturday 17Ic
special, yard A'zS
36 inch fine Sea island
cotton, soft finish, will
bleach nicely. 4oc value.
Saturday C7c
yard
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er. l happy, l platter. @ OK
For SATURDAY only OsOO
Aufs vacuun freeeeE, Vim freeze
cream In 80 minutes without
turning Z cranl. Regular 500
value. Special for 9 90
Saturday, : quart sixs OeOO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
Miscellaneous
Specials

Wemen's handkerehlefs. A 1t
OF samples, fine quality with
dainty embroidered corners, in
all white and two-toned. Rsgu-
lar Csc and 35c values. 10~
LAGOS, heavy mercerised hlet
lace, 50 much in vogue for I'M
derwear, 35c value, %
Saturday yard AOC
Cluny laces, ed.e, and bands,
Ecru color only. 25c val 10
ue. Saturday yard 1OC
Cotton tOrcAons, fine quality
and dainty patterns, 10 and l2c
values. ~
Saturday, yard ~
Embrofderies-One table Of odd
pieces and broken sets, some
slightly soiled Priced very spe-
cial for quick selling. IN
Saturday. yard 1VC
Fashionette Hair Nets-The In.
visible hair net OF real human
hair. Sold everywhere for 15c,
Special Saturday, IN
each lUC
Colorite.. All colors.. Regular
Csc bottle. 1H
Saturday, each xOC
Collar bands for mems shirts.
All sizes. 19c values, on.
Saturday 9 for &c
Horn hair plns-Shell color.
crimped. Ten pins in package.
Saturday r.
2 packages lCC
Ladies' purses, black only. SIDE
strap, 1.50 value. 40.
Saturday, each JOG
Marabou Capes--The ideal liRht
wrap for cool evenings. The reg
ular prices range from sos to
22.50. Your choice 1 OFF
Saturday a
Embroidery Peerling = Fine
nainsook and Swiss. Values IN
to 19c yard. Saturday o.
yard OC
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Corrugated moulded rubber
hose, nothing better made. Reg
ular pr , Csc foJt. Saturday
We Win o6er this hose q OK
Ut 20 feet for OeOO
Shelf paper, asserted eeleFa, i
yards in . bolt =
for saturday ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
Drugs

Woodbury's Facial soap, Sstur-
day, 3 bars for Sc.
Mavis talcum, special Saturday,
zoe.
Amoline. special Saturday, 2Oc
and 4Oc.
Marvel" liquid depilatory. Spe-
cial Saturday, 4oc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
Hosiery

wenen's sAerfilr silk hose, fall
fashioned. all silk and Isle gar
ter Top. Grey only. Regular,
500 nd 400 values. Special
pair 1sOO
Women's sEihel" fancy silk
hose, brown, with white stripes
and black with purple stripes.
Good wearing qualities. Regu-
lar 100 hose. Special 90
for Saturday, pair 1sOO
W0men's silk hose, plain and
lace stripes, Seconds" Black
and colors. Regular 1.50 values,
in first quality. Special Coz
for Saturday, pair wv
W0men's very fine quality mer.
cerized Isle hose, black and
white; scanned back. Regular
S5c value. Saturday, GEo
special for Wv
Infants black and white cotton
hose, all sizes. ~ to 81. Reg
ular selling price Csc. 10n
For Saturday only, pair 4ON
Children's white silk hose, very
fine ribbed, beautiful quality.
Regular LES value. Sizes 6, Z
e eail H. Special CSC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

Cretonne sofa pillow covers, an
made. . nice assortme t to
choose ON CSC value AOn
Saturday each 4OC
Stamped pillow s.'ps, to be en-.
broid 'ed.A large assortment of
pretty designs. $50 values, Sat-
urday at 2.3s, and LIS 4 90
value for LOO
Grey Knitting worsted, 2.ounce
skstn. Regular CSC value, o.
Special Saturday OOC
Small skeins yar1 b eolors for
embroidery work. Regular loo
valu' o.
Satin day OF
Grey Knitting worst :, = ID
hank. 1.so value 4 M
Saturday lsw
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
Art Goods Specials

Stenciled library scarfs IN pref.
ty colorA. Regular Its value.
each As6O
Stencile1 table covers to match
scarfs, LIS value. Sat- Ok
urday. special, each AsAO
Tapestry library scaffs h ~
sorted patterns and beautiful
colors. Regular $50 n M
value. Saturday, each ssVV
Ladies' stamped goWns, - -
embroidered. Regular LIS val
ne, Saturday 10
special each 4ssO
Stamped dresser nd buBet
scarfs, assorted designs. LIS
value = Saturday SEC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06

a fine assortment Of regular 100 =
pound chocolates will Be on sale 9atur-
day in our candy section. 3rd ~
Avenue store, for pound OS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-06
Infants Wear Specia
For Saturday

Infants bonnets, m de Of sheer
white material. with embroid-
cred t. back trimmed in lace.
Regular 3.25 value. q Ok
SAT-. rday special. each 6s6O
Infants fine Swiss embroidery
wash bonnets. trimmed in lace
with ribbon ties. Regular $50
s s.,",.., Special sssS 400
Little girls white wash hats,
made Of white pique. Prices
range from LIS to 2.75. E0
Choice Saturday. each Lou
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
Other LiUe Stock

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Hogs-R Receipts,
IS 600; market 13n2Jc lower; bulk, SIS 40
M1I25; butchers, Sf5.75d17.40; packers,
s15.30@15.65; lights. S1625@1725; pigs,
S15.75@1710; roughs, S15G15.30. Cattle
Receipts. 10000; market steady beeves.
$3.50 11.50; butchers S6.50@l450; can
ners and cutters, $4d725; stockers and
feeders, $6.2Jd1025 cows, S6d12 %
calves, $15Q1775. Sheep Receipts, 10000;
market steady lambs, $s@13.75; ewes.
s2.75Q975.
CINCINNATI, Sept 23-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; market steady heavy, S170
1850; mixed, medium and light, SITS
pigs, $14 roughs, $14.50; stays, Sill. Cat
tle-Receipts, 500; market slow and
weak heifers, dull bulls strong; calves,
$3.50. Sheep and Receipts 1000
SeG14.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 23.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1900: market. slow; workers.,
S1760; mixed, $3.50; medium, $3.50;
pigs, SIG; roughs, $14; stays, So Cattle
lambs Receipts, 800; market. steady
top, $3.50. Calves-Receipts. 500: mar
ket, strong; top, $40.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept o3.-Cattle-
Receipts, $50; market, slow and steady;
shipping steers, $I4G15.50 butchers
grades, S91l137J; cows, $3d9.75. Calves
- Receipts, 200; market active and 50c
higher; culls, choice, SG@20 Sheep and
lambs Receipts, 1900; market, active
and steady; choice lambs, S1401450;
cuIls fair $D@13.75; yearlings. $SQ950;
sheep S5QlS Hogs-Receipts, 1900; mar
ket, active, 15@25c lower; workers., $1SG
1925; pigs, SIS; mixed. $1s.25; heavles,
$1775G18; roughs, $1201+.50; stays 50
@12.
PITTSBURGH, Sept % Cattle-Re-
ceipts light; market steady; choice, $f5M
1850; good, 375@t4.50; fair, Sl2.25@
1885, veal calves, $1S.50@10. Sheep and
lambs Receipts light; market steady
prime wethers, $1,000; good, $7504S %;
fair mixed, S601650; spring lambs, $14Gl
1880. Hogs-Receipts, 10 doubles; mar
ket lower; prime heavies, SIT. 250I17 40;
mediums, S1S01S Is; heavy workers, $1S0
1915 light workers., $1725@17.50; pigs,
s16.75@17; roughs, $12@15.50; stays, S9@
$50.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Sept. 23,-Cattle
Receipts $4,000; market steady; native
beef steers $15.75M10.50; yearling beef
steers and heifers, S15.500l16.50; cows 81
as; stockers and feeders S6GD9.50
choice veal calves, $15.5001625; Gamers
and cutters, $406 Hogs-Receipts, g.
500: market 10Q15c lower: mixed ana
butchers, $1715M1T.60; good heavies.
S16.25QJ17. 80; rough heavies, $13.500l15 d
lights, $17.4001700; pigs, S14.50017 70
bulk of sales, SI7.S5Gli7.55. Sheep Re,
ceipts, 200; market steady: ewes, $3.50
@7.50; lambs, S12612.50; Gamers and
cutters, $1.50@e50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23

In the Cotton Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-The cotton mar
ket opened easy today and generally 10
to 81 points lower. despite Unexpectedly
strong Liverpool cables.
The selling was mostly southern. based
on reports there had been less damage
from the gulf storm than had been ex-
pected.
Local pressure was active.
Later the market turned heavy in tho
face Of trade buying and at tine end OF
the first fifteen minutes was about 10
points net lower.
The market was unsettled and heavy
under long liquidation late in the ses-
sion. The close was easy at a net de-
cline OF IS to 95 points.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 23.-spot cotton
opened in fair demand today. with prices
easy. Sales totaled 1000 bales Amsri-
can. mids fair 2l.Bd; good middings
2jQ3d; fully mlddlings. p. Esd; mid
dlings, 2L53d; low, IT.I3d; good ordi-
nary, 142Sd.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
Terse Market Notes

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-From over the
entire country comes reports of cuts in
prices, following the breaking Of the
Ice by Henry Ford, who is OF the opin-
ion that that is the only way in which
raw materials can be forced on the mar
ket and business brought back to a pre-
war status
The reports rapidly coming in of the
reductions, show cuts In prices of most
of the necessities of life, outside of some
food products.
Reductions in cottons and woolens
are especially noticeable.
Cleveland automobile manufacturers say
that the higher-priced cars will not be
affected by the reduction Of the Ford
output, but it is generally believed that
the entire list of cars within and near
the range Of Ford prices will be greatly
affected.
There is a general inference among
distributing agencies in New York that
there win be no reduction in car prices
Until after the national automobile show
the first week of January.
The Brussels Financial Congress meets
tomorrow TO consider economic conditions
in various nations.
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation has
proposed the issue Of S20000I00O Of new
security for the purpose OF constructing
five new ore boats to bring ore from the
companys mines in Chile.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
RAID ON PRICES
rs INSTITUTED
Industrial List Suffers-RaiIs
Slightly OFF.

NEW YORK, Sept o3.-Railroad
stocks assumed prominence at the open
ing Of the stock market today, nearly
all of the active speculative interest be-
ing concentrated in the priced rails.
Many of these issues made further ad-
vances and new high levels for the year
esta blished by many shares.
St Louis & San Francisco rose Is to
29&, southern Railway u to S12s and
Texas Pacific ia to 39A.
Rock Island was actively traded in and
after selling off fraetionally rose to
4OA.
The Missouri Pacific issues made gains,
common advancing Ia to 29A and pre-
ferred rs to 80.
A steady tone was generally shown in
the inlustrials. Baldwin advancing u
to 112A and Pittsburgh Coal rose q to
7s15.
Mexican Petroleum made gain of IA
to 1924.
Steel common sold of to 50.
A feature of the market was a furry
in Republic Motors, which rose IA to
S71a.
This movement followed statements that
commission houses generally refused to
make any sales Of the stock yesterday
for short account.
The entire industrial list was raided
with extreme declines in Baldwin Loco
motive, Crucible Steel. Pan-American, all
the rubber stocks and some Of the mo-
tors. Kelly Springheld made a new low
record for the year, 61A, IepresentiuS
a decline of more than 100 points from
last years high.
About the only stocks of the Industrial
group to hold up We're tobacco shares
and coal stocks.
Rails failed to give way and some OF
them went into new highs, including St.
Louis Southwestern, Rock Island S
Gulf, Mobile s. Northern.
There was drive on prices which car
ried Mexican Petroleum to 1914, while
others of the mornings leaders sold of
a point or more.
Even Tobacco stocks were carried
12s, q decline of over four points from
the days high.
Rails sold off a point or more and
Southern Pacific at its low was OF 3
points from the weeks high
Exceptions to the general trend were
points to $50; Republic Motors touched
3sA.
A squirt in New Haven, which carried
1t above 81, was the feature Of the last
half hour Of trading. ST. Louis South
western preferred made new high at
40. After its early low at 1S4A, Mex
lean Petroleum rallied nearly points
largely OH short covering
American Tobacco 3 rallied nearly 4
points after selling off to 12S.
Closing prices: United States Steel
sSSs, of IS American Express las, up
s; Republic Motor ssh, up "a; Bald
win Locomotive 110B, off III Southern
Pacific 95. of Il; New Haven 81, up IA :
Central Leather off q; Crucible 12S. of
2; Mexican Petroleum 1882, OF 5A Pan
American 91ss, of rs; Studebaker $685.,
off "a i; General Motors l9A, of. l.;
field 62M. off SIS.
The market closed strong.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
CORN SLUMPS TO
BELOW ST MARK
Trading in All Grains Was
Extremely Nervous.

CHICAGO. Sept 23.-Corn got below
the 81 mark In trading on the Chicago
Board of Trade today.
Shortly before the close, corn for De-
cember delivery sold down to 9915c, off
515c for the day.
The drop was caused by continued fair
weather and other favorable crop condi-
tons.
All the grain trading was nervous, but
wheat held fairly steady.
The flood Of selling in corn came on
reports that Eastern buyers were selling
corn bought for September delivery
There was general selling by commits
sion houses.
Provisions were slightly lower
December wheat opened of ia at 81. 80,
closing up III ; March wheat lost at the
opening, S22S, and dropped another cent
at the close.
September corn was off cents at the
opening, $1.33, and lost cents more at
the close. December corn was of q at
the opening, $1.04$, and later dropped
51s cents.
September oats opened up u at 57c, but
lost PA at the close. December oats were
up IS at 6OAc at the opening, closing Of
215 cents.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
(By Thomson & McKinnOn.l
sept %

"And a little child shall lead them"
The far-famed and humorized Ford
started something which may prove to
be the most important step taken to COM
piete the readjustment of prices.
We are in the midst OF another price
cutting period, and with the pace set re-
Gently By the American Wooden Company
the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
the Ford Motor Company and the big Chi
csgo catalog houses, it is difficult 10 see
any result other than a most general
and complete readJustment Of all com
modify prices.
And all attention VIII now be >centered
on the steel industry. II is one depart
ment Of business that so far has been
able to maintain it's schedule OF prices
But If change is coming, the steel in
custry, like every other, viii have 70
submit to the inevitable. And this from
market standpoint is a mixture Of good
and evil
1t is disturbing at the moment but will
be beneficial in the end.
The liquidation in the market today
and yesterday may be attributed directly
TO this unsettling factor.
In the railroad list the demand was
still good, but there was considerable
profit-taking which should prove bene-
fetal and help this branch Of the mar
ket technically.
We anticipate considerable irregular
tty in the Industrial list, but higher
prices for the rails would buy them on
reactions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
On Commission R0EC

There was a decidedly hrmer tone to
trading on she wholesale produce mar
ket this morning, following the reopen
ing OF the grocery stores after the
parade.
Trading opened stronger and gained
an even hrmer tone after the opening
hour.
Watermelons are about a thing OF the
past. What few that are left on the
market are Of poor quality and sell for
Just about what is asked for them
As yet there seems 10 be no lull in
the Influx of the peach supply from
Michigan and New York orchards, and
the prices are about steady.
The New York apple crop that was
held of the market here so long on &C
count OF the car shortage is now ar
irving
Practically all OF the early varieties
grown In New York orchards are now
on thu market In barrels and baskets.
but the principal variety is tho Maiden
Blush
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23
Merchandise Prices
Are Cut 20 Per Cent

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Orders cutting
their catalogue prices from 10 to 20 per
cent on several lines Of merchandise, In
Guiding mems ready to wear clothing and
wool garments, were on their way today
through all departments of Sears, Roe
buck & Co. and Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Chicago's two big mail order houses.
Cotton staples, muslins. cambrics,
sheetings, womens clothing Of many
kinds led the list Of reductions in both
firms.
Food prices, with the single exception
of sugar, will remain the same temper
arily.
Sugar was listed at $3.50 per. 100
pounds.
Standard dress goods were reduced ap-
proximately 10 per cent and will not go
back to previous levels.
A reduction Of % per cent from few
months ago in furniture prices was an
nounced.
No statements were made by either
firm with regard to reasons for the re-
duction in their lists.