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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
Funeral. = NJ. n.,,.

A. Private funeral services for Mrs,
Delilah A. Hall were held at the
home. 70s West Linn street, at 9
O'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. w.
O. Crowder conducted the service at
the house assisted by. Rev. Ralph
Coils, OF Iowa Falls The w. r. c.
had charge OF the burial service ia
Riverside. The pailbearers were F.
L. Coils. H b.. Hall. c. H. Hall, A,
p. Hall. Bliss Hall and Rev. Ralph
Coils. The flowers were In charge
OF Misses Nellie ana Blanche Kuhns.
Grace Coils and Nellie Foster.
Those from ont OF the city who
were here for the service were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles d. Powell, Men
dota. H.; Mrs. Ben C. Weaver, Ray,
Ariz.: Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Hall. Bur-
,lington; Mr.. ana Mrs. F. L. Coils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Luty. H, b. Hall. Mrs
Ed Stewart and Mrs. s. NJ. Weaver
Iowa Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hall
Giidden; A. Il. Hall, Anamosa; Mrs
Della Lamb and shumway Lamb
Gibson City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14

Arcule Sheasby, vio!in.st and com
poser, and Carl Schluer, pianist,
whom the club will present in an
artists recital Tuesday evening, May
Is. at Elm Lutheran church. The
artists, both of whom are from Dies
Moines, are spoken of very highly
and Will carry strong appeal to
the lovers of violin and piano. The
public is invited Admission 30 cents.
Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14

The nightingale proper is not found
in either of the Americas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
Local Weather Record.

Ftfty-three and So were the ex-
tremes Of temperature Thursday.
compared with ~ and 40 Wednesday
and 70 and 42 year ago Thursday.
At z this morning the temperature
was II, compared with 4s at the cor
responding hour Thursday morning.
A light frost was reported on low
ground.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
sNllST IN SIGNAL coRPs. i
New Amy cStI,S. 3. Camp cant
onen 30r entistmant.

Tie government has an opening
for 1000 men. called ''the university
In kahki," at Camp Grant. III. There
all subjects from elementary grades
to course equivalent to three years
in college, School starts June l, and
all expenses will be paid. In addition
to the regular army pay. Civilian in
strustorsS are employed and enlist
ment Il for three years.
Two local boys have enlisted in the
sign;n corps and left Thursday night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
CONTINUE CAMPAIGN.
Y. M. c. A. Workers Check Ov,
Lists and Resume Drive.

Y. M. c. A. Workers Check Over
Lists and Resume Drive.
Following a meeting of team cap
tains and lieutenants engaged in the
Y. NJ. c. A. campaign for money.
held at the association building
Thursday night. results of the cam
paien so far were checked and ten
teams went out today to continue
the drive. The total subscribed as
reported 70 the meeting. was $4,000.
The teams working today were ex-
rected to report this evening.
No report has been had from com
mittees that were to work in the
country because of their inability to
get about owning 10 the rainy wealth
er and bad roads. II is expected that
these committees will start work
soon now. II IL the determination of
the association to continue the cara
paisn until $4,000 is subscribed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
jefferson. Election May Is.
MURPHY JOINS MILLERs.
Former Marshalltown Star Reports
to Cantillon At Minneapolis.

to ca.,tiIlon at Minneapolis.
Robert r, (.sBusz'o Murphy. for
merry star outfielder OF the Mar
sshalltown baseball club in the Cen
trail Association, reported Tuesday to
sadanaxsr J6s Ca6tilion. OF thu
Minneapolis American Association
club. to which. he was transferred
from the Washington Americans.
Murphy has been sick all spring and
was not able to report earlier. He ar
rived in Minneapolis accompanied by
his mother Mrs. Martin ]. Murphy,
of Denver. who will remain with
him for a few weeks.
Murphy got into a uniform for the
first time last Sunday when he par
ticipatAd In a game with semi
professional club ut Denver. When
the pitcher was knocked off the
mound buzz went into the box
himself and won the game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14

for Omaha. They are Stanley PRAY
att and Joseph Wagner X, f. D., city.
From Omaha these men will be sent
to the signal corps school at Camp
Alfred Vail, n. j., to take course
in radio-telegraphy. They enlisted
for three years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14

II your dealer has not received his
supply Of Coconol mail us the coupon
with four cents in stamps and we will
send you . liberal Trial Size Box
together with booklet which tells how
to take cure of the hair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
ARTISTS IN RECITAL.

Tuesday Musical Club to Present Des
Moires Men at Spring Festival.
For its annual spring festival the
Tuesday Musical Club has secured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14

Magnets can be made strong
enough to carry a load of several
tons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-14
Country Churches.

Services at the Spring Valley school
house for Sunday Will be as follows:
Sunday school at 1880 and preaching
at 8 O'clock by Rev. J. B. Meloy.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
SPRING SCHEDULE
IN QUOT LEAGUE

Plans FOR outdoor quoit leesues for
all Protestant Churches was discussed
last evening at q meeting held at tho
olnce OF the physical department OF
Community Service by the captains Of
the Indoor quoit teams Of the Church
Athletic Recreation League. Churches
entering 4eams must flle their entries
with John A. Martin. director OF phys
lcal department OF Community Service
Church Building Tenth and Market
streets, on or before May 4.
FINAL arrangements where made for
the banquet. which will be open 70
all quOll players OF the Church League
and will be held at 81. Paurs NJ. &.
Church Friday evening. May II. 1920.
Sixteen churches have entered teams
in the Junior Indoor Quot League. and
the opening games viii be played Sat
mdoy evening. March q. 1920
First Divis,on--Junior League.
Saturday, March "a.
Hillcrest at Delaware Avenue Baptist.
Emmanuel az Mt. salem.
Goodman al 81. pauls.
81. Stephens at Union.
Saturday, April 30.
Emmanuel al Goodman.
Hlllcrest az Union.
81. Paul's at Delaware Ave. Baptist
81. Stephens at Nj. Salem.
Saturday, April II.
Immanuel st Hillcrest.
Delaware Ave. Baptist at Cookman
Union at MI salem.
81. Stephens az s.. Paurs.
Saturday, April 81.
NJ. Salem at Hillcrest.
Emmanuel at 81. Pauls.
Delaware Avenue Baptist az Union.
St. Stephens at Goodman.
Saturday, May 4.
Hlllcrest az ST. PRuls.
Mt. Salem az Delaware Ave. Bsptlsi.
ST. Stephens at Emmanuel.
Union at Goodman.
Saturday, May 3.
Hlllorest at Goodman.
St. Stephens az Della. Ave Baptist.
Emmanuel at Union.
Nj. Salem at 81. Paul0.
Saturday, May IS.
Emmanuel at Delaware Ave. Baptist
Nj. Salem al Goodman.
ST. Paul's at Union.
st. stephens at Hillcrest
Second DivisiOn-Junior Leaguo
Saturday, March y.
Brandywine at Eastlake.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
WOMEN AS GUESTS
AT KEYSTONE CLUB

Members OF the keystone +. c.. their
wives and friends spent one OF the most
enloyabel night in the history Of the
club last night at the clubs headquar-
ters, No 20i East Fourth street. The
program was musical and social, and
both members and guests expressed
themselves as having had a "tip-top'
time.
One OF the features OF the social
hour was an address by the Rev. James
NJ. Grant, assistant pastor OF 81. Pat
rick's Church. Father Grant remarked
upon the progress or the club in the
past two years, and congratulated the
club on its promotion OF clean sports.
President Olin Hsckc,t, OF the club,
also made a brief address, outlining
the history OF the organization. and
telling OF the plans for the future.
keystone orchestra. under the direc-
ton OF Elwood Buckmasler, furnished
the music for the evening.
Among the festures OF the program
were solos by Miss Margaret Hill, Miss
Margaret News, both OF Chester Miss
Hill is but eight years OF age and do
lighted the audience with her pleasing
selections.
solos by Willard singley, bargone;
H. Uranda Spanish selection; John
Collins, old lore songs; paul Drexler,
tenor: Jack Braddock. tenor; Leroy
Taylor. tenor; Al Mahoney. bass;
Hughey Brainard, baritone; Frank
Durham, baritone; Arthur Gray. cornet
solo; Presley Rash, buck and wing
dance; John Collins. buck and wing
dance; Jack McClay recitation; John
Andrews. mOnologue.
The entertainment committee was
composed Of James r. Mclaughlin.
Olen Hackett, Gus Johnson,
Rev Father Francis Tucker, Harry
Conner. James Leech. Jr, Jack Nc
Adams. Horace Bottsford and Hughey
Brainard
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

First Presbyterian at West Presby
.orinn.
Old Swcdcs at Epworih NJ r.
Grace VI. y. at Harrison.
Saturday, April 10.
Old Swcdes at First Presbyterian.
Brandywlno at Grace.
Eastlake at Epworth.
West Presbyterian at Harrison.
Saturday, April IL.
First Presbyterian az Brandyvine.
Old Swedcs at Easllake.
Grace NJ. y. at West Presbyterian.
Harrison a. Epworlh.
Saturday. April p.
Wost Presbyterian al Brandywlne.
Bpworth az First Presbyterian.
Eastlake at Grace.
Harrison at Old Swcdes.
saturday, May 1.
Brandywine at EpwOrlh.
Eastlake at West Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian at Harrison.
Grace NJ. n. al Old Swedes.
saturday, May 5.
Old Swedes at Drandywlne.
Harrison at Eastlake
Grsoe NJ. Z. at First Presbyterian.
Epworth at West Presbyterian.
Saturday. May Is.
Essilskc at Pirst Presbyterian
West Presbyterian at Old swedes
Epworth NJ. =. at Grace.
Harrison az Brandywine.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
KEYSTONERS TO
STAGE BIG D0INGS

The Keystone Field Club. after a
month OF hard work. has rcfurnlshed It's
rooms at No. 20i East Fourth street,
and IS now open. The Keystone quar-
ters are among the ilnos. IN the city and
all members are invited to see he I'm
provements that have been made. Al
though organized only four years. II
has made rapid strides in local aih-
letlc and social circles. and today IS
recognized as the leading athletic club
IN Delaware. Six months ego their
membership was 50. and today they
can boast Of $50 members. which in
oiude men in all walks OF life. Also
included in this list are the cream
of Wilmington's athletes. The club las
a number Of crack boxers, who train
daily at the clubs quarters. Some OF
the leading boxers on the Keystone
roster are Knockout Harry Baker,
champion mlddleweight OF Delaware;
Ralph Raymond Sammy Britton, Kid
Chadwick, Mike Burns. Joe Martin. Billy
Jennings. Johnny Martin, Kid Nodel,
Buoky McGinnis and Joe Allison, the
"Wslloping Wop," and many other
promising youngsters.
The club also has some crack wrest-
iers, including Spike Hayden, Joe
Jacobs. Lucky Fred Denn. Bill Jennings,
Joe DeLucca, Buck McGuigan and
George Price. The club membership
also includes some OF the leading pool
players and b0wlers.
At present The Keystoners are plan
ming a number OF athletic events TO
take place within a short time. The flrst
of these events will take place on SAT-
urday, April 3, when the club win hold
@ big shoot on the grounds of the
Greenhlu Club. This viii be followed
by a street run on Saturday. April 10.
FOR members only. 10 is expected at
least thirty members will enter.
Another big event OF the club will be
a carnival during the last week IN April.
The Krause Greater Shows viii play
here during that week under The
auspices OF the club.
The club will also give its FIRST an
nual minstrel show on May "a and IS
in the New Century Club. Another big
event OF the club win be an excursion
% Augustine Beach on Monday, June
e. The club also expects 10 have a
frst-class bali club In the All-Wilming-
ton Leagne.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
WARM UP TOMORROW
FOR LEAGUE SHOOT

Tomorrow afternoon VIII be the last
opportunity Wilmington shooters VIII
have 10 get IN shape for The most I'M
poriant match they have ever been
called upon to shoot. that match be-
Ing with tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Gun Club OF Philadelphia on April 3.
II Wilmington can win this match It
VIII mean that he i9i9-2O psunant
VIII again rest in Wilmington. but, II
Pennsylvania Railroad Gun Club wins
Wilmington will have 10 be satisfied
with second plsco. In the Phll0delphla
Trapshooter's League.
On Saturday, March 81, the Whining
ton TrapshoOting Association have a
program FOR their shooters which Is
hard TO beat. Glass C and d men win
shoot for the eth leg on the Philip F.
dupont gun and all classes Of shoot
ers VIII have another chance to win
leg on the G. w. Phellis shark Trophy
IN addition to the regular take-home
prizes.
Another feature viii be a shoot be-
tween A. d. Dart. w. B. Martin, NJ.
Mousley, J. u. Dawson and J. /. Wrat-
ten for final ownership OF the Henry
Wilson" Trophy, which is a handsome
silver pitcher
In addition to tho above the Aber-
deem Gun Club Aberdeen, Maryland.
viii send a five man team 20 Wilming-
ton to shoot a iOO-bird race and thisf
match should be close and exciting as
Aberdeen viii bring up a good team.
viz C. B. Osborn, Jr, !. B. Mitchell. NJ. /
w. Mitchell J. B. Pusey and Dr. V. S. !
Wilkinson. President Turner Of the
Wilmington Trapshooting Association
hardly knew how 10 pick a team as so
many OF The Wilmington shooters are
on par with each other. Mr. Tur-
ner drew names from a hat and the
team will consist OF Price jackson,
William VI. Shaw. John Minniek. Capt
w. A. Simonion and Vic dupont. Pres
ident Turner says that n any other
members desire 10 shoot 100 birds on
Saturday they can make up teams and
II any other team makes a higher score
than the one picked 10 shoot Aberdeen
they viii have the pleasure OF going 10
Aberdeen 10 shoot the return match
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
pENN-DEL WANTS GAGE GAME.

Penn-Del Is without a game for sat
urday night, and manager "Duckey'
Conley is deslrous OF arranging a con-
test with either the Hagley. Young
Friends or Epworih teams. Manager
Conley can be reached by calling 6707
on the Bell phone or al the Peoples
Settlement.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
SPOON SHOOT AT pENNsy.

The p, b. 4 w Gun Club viii hold
spoon shoot on the Todds Cut
grounds tomorrow afternoon. There
VIII be a spoon for high gun In Glass
A, Glass b. and Glass c. and a spoon
for The high gun visitor.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

Why the fuss about the service
OF the street cars IN our
town
Ali that's really hruly needed
Is enough straps to go round.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

The Want Ads have 70 do with the
selling and renting OF farms. with the
lewelry trade, and with house decor
ating.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Lett-Pearls as big as
oysters, a velvet robe. and
a tip-tilted profile succeed
(almost) in surrounding
the t languid beauty Of
Ruth Roland, Path6 star,
IN A forthcoming serial
picture, Broadway Bab."
In THE Adventures OF
Ruth she is now delight
ing patrons of the con
tinued next week" pro
ductions. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07


Left L. Skfllful Margaret
Wycherly, who as Jane
Clegg gives a beautiful
and accomplished per-
forfnance in the title role
OF the play, which t he
critics tell US is the great
est achievement OF the
rhester Guild. This little
group OF gifted players is
puttlng on some Of the
finest and most artistic
dramas that New York
has ever seen. W"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07


Rachel Barton Butler.
successful playwright
and author Of "Mamma's
Affair." winner Of the
Harvard play prize,
which is proving itself
one of the most popular
attractions Of the sea.
son. A second play by
Miss Butler, d e ealing
with mother.love from q
sympathetic a ang e. is
soon to 60 into rehearsal.
Underwood
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

PROBATE NOTICE.
State OF Illinois. Rock Island County. ~
Order for probate Of the Last Win and
Testament Of Otis e. Mansur. late Of Rock
Island County. Illinois. Deceased.
State Of Illinois. Rock Island County, 90:
In the Probate Court OF said County.
To the August Term. A. d. 1920.
To all who are concerned. and to:
Florence Mansur.
Gilman Edwin Mansur,
Clarence W. Mansur.
Henry Ware Mansuf.
Malvina Mansur Carter (Malvina Y.
Carter.) 81
Alice Nixon Jones.
Gertrude Fish
Sarah Jane Mansur.
Clarence E. Mansur.
Winthrop G. Smelling, res.
Will Mason,
Alice Scion Hinkley.
Jennie N. Kerns
The unknown heirs 1t law. the un-
known next of kin and the unknown
descendants Of the next OF kin. of Otis
E. Mansur. late OF Rock Island County,
Illinois, deceased. whose names and
addresses. If any there are. are unknovn.
You. and each of you. arc hereby noti-
ned that ON the 3rd day Of September A.
d. 1920. tho same being one of The dAyu
Of the August Term. A. d. 1920. Of eai1
Probate Court. m order for psobaAS Of
the Last Will and Testament OF the said
Otis E. Mansur. late OF Rock Island Coun-
~, Illinois. Deceased. was duly entered Of
record by the Honorable Frank J. Landee.
Judge Of the Probate Court of said Rock
Island County. Illinois. and that the hear
ing thereof has been set for the 30th day
Of September. A. d. 1920. ~ the Court.
house. in the Probate Court in tho City
of Rock Island. in the County Of Rock
Island and State of Illinois. 1t 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ. at which tims the place you may
appear and contest said procsedings II
you choose so 70 do or show cause II any
you have. why said will should not b
admitted TO Probate.
The names Of the heirs st Law. next OF
kin and the descendants Of the next Of
kin. devisees and legatees OF the said
Otis E. Mansur. deceased. so far -
known or can b ascertsined BY said
Court and as shown in the proof OF heir
court. are:
Name and present address:
Florence Nansur. his widow. Spal@As
Flats Moline. Illinois.
Gilman Edwin Mansur. Wilton. Nev
Clarence W. Mansur. 80 Spruce stssss.
Henry Ware Mansur. Mont vefnSa
street. Haverhill. Mass.
Malvina Mansur Carter. s Richmond
street. Haverhill. Mass.
Alice Nixon Jones. 311 Prospect stSoe&,
Westfeld. New Jersey.
Gertrude Fish. Chico. California.
Sarah Jane Mansur. Holborn TeIr1ce,
Boston, Mass.
Clarence Z. Mansur. Lynn. Mass. "
Winthrop G. Smelling. Ellsworth. Maine,
CO Fred E. Cook.
viii Mason. Cambridge. Mass. ITO Ok
ford street.
Alice Scion Hinkley. Boston. Mas.
Holborn Terrace.
Jennie N. Kerns. Spalding Flats, Moline,
Illinois
That the said Probate Court Is pro
ceeding to probate said Will under thu
power given it by the first proviso Of
Section / of an act 70 amend an act en-
titled An act in relation TO the probate
of Wills approved June 3. 1877. y
force July /. 1897. as amended BY amend
ing Section thereof, and by adding
Section 20 be known as Section la. Ap
proved June IS. A. d. 1919. and In forcl
July LIST. A. D. 1919.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois. this N
day of September. A. D. 1920.
n E. MJESON.
Clerk of said Probate Court
Kenvorthy. Die.z. Shallberg. Harper an<
Sinnett. Attorneys.
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PUBLIC sTEN0GRAPHER

PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER: FRET CLASS
sos Best Bldg. Phons Z L 3l2.
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FOR SALE.

Two seven-room houses, CEN
trally located in Rock Island
at $500 each. Dav. 43S2-W
or call Monday. Sept. Is, aft
er 3 p. m. at 324 East Fiji
teenth street, Davenport.
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eUPE.rLUOUs HAM

SUPERTLUOUS HAIR NOLES. WARTS
o. face and Anna. peTmanently removed
With electric needle. AddlsO Mis- 4.
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TYPEWRITING DONE by one who
knows how to spell, and under
stands the correct use Of the Eng
lish language. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone r. l. 1919, and ask for
Miss McNally, or call at 81
Twenty-first street.
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FOR SALE AT, A.
BARGAIN

COTTAGE, S rooms, located near
Long View park. With electric
lights, gas, city water, complete
bath. Cement basement, furnace.
gas water heater. This house has
been newly decorated. Large
lot, 40x15O. Paving paid. Price
$4,000. Terms, $1,1O0 cash, bal
ance monthly. Party leaving
city. Viii consider good Ford.
Possession in 10 days.
BUNGALOW, S rooms. Modern and
up to the minute, including
screens. Collonades. built-in
cupboards in kitchen. Cement
basement. Furnace. Price, $4,000.
Terms, $1,000 cash, the balance
monthly. Possession in weeks
time.
J. J. GRUSKE AGENCY
417-1S Safety Building.
Phone 48S-4S5.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
inss made. Jigg and Fixture designing
. speiAlty. Ideas developed. e. b.
lichaelis. Mech. Consits. Eng. associated
VITA W. n. Haskell. Patent Atternsv,
o0o-610 Best Bldg. Phone u. L 760.
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WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
Landolosy special number Just out con-
tanning 1920 facts of Clover Land In
Marinette county. Wisconsin. II for .
home or a. an investment you arc
thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich. send st oncs
for this special number Of LANDOLOGY.
1t is free on request. Address: SKID
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Skidmore- Richie Bldg. Aarinette. Wis
LET Us HELP YOU nc SELECT a FARM
In Price county. tbs center Of tho clover.
dairy end potato belt of upper Wiscon.
stn. Write for the Official sell map and
booklet to the County Agricultural
Ageut. Phillips, Wisconsin.
BARGAINs IN REAL ESTATE. FARMS.
city property. business chances all states
and Canada. Trades negotiated. List
property with US. Gilman 4 bingham.
Livingston Bldg. Bloomington. Ill.
100 ACRES. ALL UNDER CULTIVATION.
at Cordova. Ill. Can be traded for
good city property. Inquire At Ameri-
can Theatre.
TWELVE ACRES OF GROUND PARTLY
under cultivation: also eight room house.
Modern except bath. with one acre OF
ground. Call B. l. 1875.
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FOR SALE-FARN LANDS,

FOR SALE-FARN LANDS,
100 ACRES 10 COWS. TEAM. MACHIN-
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trees. near markets. good buildings and
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PERSONAL.

MRS. NAR0ARxr CooCnovH WDHEs
The public 70 know tnst sne has -
eovesnd md i ready 70 dolivee h~ won
dsefpi salve. Address p. O. be1 1o&
Davenport.
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INSTRUCTION.

EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER WILL
go to home il desired. Florence
Christensen. Phone Davenport o0SA.
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Immediate Possession


Five-room all modern bungalow
on Forty-first street hill. Built one
year. Hardwood floors, big cemented
cellar. Gas stove and water heater
20 with house. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Easy terms.
Only $500.
We write insurance.
Six-room all modern home on
Fortieth street below hill. Oak fin
ish. Just painted. Built in fea-
lures. Fifty foot lot with garage.
Let US show you this fine place.
Price 5000.
H. X. WALKER & COMPANY
80 Robinson Bldg.
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T VI QVXEy I I1k11NV0
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Estimates gladly fuEnished. Call
r. I. 2674. e. q. Eklund. 1525 Twenty.
nth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

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ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. 956. TRATER-
nal Order of Eaglea.-6eguAAr meeganSs
first and third Tuesday OF each month
At Eagles home. Fourth avenue aRc
Twenty first slryst. Frank WITCH. W. r.:
Joseph GroteSut. secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

WANTED-AGENTS.
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ing guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee
5000 weekly full time. 75c an hour
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
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