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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
FOR sALE--FARM LANDS.

COME TO WISCONSIN FOR FARM
landss Waukesha County. One OF the
best clarifying counties Of the state. Best
level land, good buildings, all modern
improvements, can be bought for $500
Der acre. Some rolling and hiliy landa
can be bought for from Sl25 per acre
nm. II interested write TO John Bsltz,
Merton, Wis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

WISCONSIN FARM LANDS .
Landology special nu11ber Just out con-
tanning 1920 facts of Clover Land IN
Marinette county, Wisconsin. II tof .
home or a. an investment yoV ara
, thinking OF buying good farm LANDS
where farmers grow rich. send at once
for this special number Of LANDOLOGY
II is free on request. Address: SKID
MOEE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY. lao
Skidmore- Richie Bldg. -Marinette. WINS
LET US HELP YOU TO SELGT \ FARA
II Pfice county. the center Of the clover.
dairy end potato belt OF upper Wisc0n.
din, Write for the Official sell map and
booklet 70 The County Agricultural
Ageet. Phillips. Wisconar.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. FARMS,
city property, business chances all slater
and Canada. Trades negotiated. List
property with Us. Gilman . Bringham,
Livingston Bldg, Bloomington, Ill.
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sasuer knesasn Staa-Aagular Hses.ngs
,sa ~. Of as; Is. s .s::a s. ias.
Ter, W. NJ: Mary =. ksels. sscrstAU
Nellie Humphreys Night, Rose Chapte'
| OF Snvis, sept. 49,. hock is.An0 men'
pers lnvlteu. special meeting Tor w
lu2tion sept. ~. T. !. chapter.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. "a. =. 1 y
N,-The statod assemblies Of Rock -.
4 land Counsu No. ", y. . .. ~ VII
b nelo on Shs third wednesday u sec1
month. e. ". Yhachns. !. H.: .. y.
Ahdeprandt. rscososf.
local LODGE NO. COS L o. o. =
i - Nests svay THURSDAY svsnina
R0Cr u Odd Fellow tsuDle o.
| -1RS1S Fourth ssenue. hetwesn Sew
o snteenth and Eghteenih streets
" u. X. Leonard. n. g.: Waite
Losand, 4. s. %igot Ihurs0Al
4 Not es.h mantn. ini,tAsosy sngrss. nss
- sseoa.d End third osgrss Ne ao'1o"in,
THURSDAY.
; rocr "a, . N, "a so. .s.. ,.Arrs
nal Order of Eagias.-RsguAAs meeting
first and third Tuesday OK each mo0tl
st Eagles' homs. Fourth aven1e -
1woaty FIRST stEess. Frank WITCH. W. r.
Joseph Gfoteeat. eeczosary. -
l. - NK9
IA % 1oek 1slend 1eds.
Nd o60. 3. r. Q. j.
Meetings nrss and tAtr
4ondAys Of e1cn month
DAN Z. BRENNAN.
Exalted Rules.
c. N. Issacsou. ssezetas1
Club oms: lis 18th 3
! ~ vAtng hrothsrs always
~@ G. l. Z
!: : : !: !
BUFORD POST 243. @. 4.
H Meets regularly On sneon
8Nu and fourth Friday aftsl
JI1 Moons Of each month q
O'Clock In Memorial hall
FASH tbs court houas. 9. I
EHE Cnuch. eommandse; H
First, adjutaDh
e{ q. q ". Y.
~ sIpoNY BAY CAMP no
q. :. ". v.
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M Nseas On ths nrss snd thir
tyS TAursdays Of eaeh month at
D. m, 1t Memorial hall. +.
~ Van Emburgh. commander;
M Titterington. adjutant.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ARsrIACTS or TITLE p2EpA1xD ON
cootinusd - data covering any real -
tate In IL county. Prompt and accurate
eeeVien at reasonable rats Hock y
iand Tttle 4 Abstract Company:iW W. j.
9veeney. eeesetary 206-.13 Feaasei
Trus1 & sa~ineD bank building.
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wANrEDLAGENTs.

MINERAL AGENT FOR ROCK ISLAND
and vicility for Monthly Premium Ac-
cidfnt AID Health Department Of the
oldest COMPANY writing all forms Of
Accident. heath and Lie Insurance. Re-
CURES . man capable Of handing bust
ness in every particular. Commission
Il contract only. Part time service con-
tldersd. Address G. H. Boyer. Manager
Csaualty pepsrtment, National Afe In
suraRcs Compsny OF the U. 5. OF A..
~ 3. LaSalie street. Chicago. Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

RoCK ISLAND AEkE 30. s6o. y1ATER-
nal Order of EagiA0.-0eGuAA1 moeelugs
first and third Tuesday OK each month
at Eagles' h0ue. Fourth avenue aac
1Wonty-hEst stFse4. Frank Wich. w. r.:
Joseph GroteeoAt. eezssary. -
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNRrA

PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEXS
eo&NALY . WALKER ~. y. CON.
n eolly and ". u. Walkesj-Lsvyesa.
oenseA iaU, ehancssy and probate prac-
00. reepls's National Eank building.
n 0ock lsland.
u (AlkEA 3 hWEEkEe AcCOANEro
" - eounselos q law. 1ooey 70 loon
" - nj eeeats. AoodAs 2vU-SI3 GsntsaA
n Ar,ass bulldnnG.
DIV. l.. EA6Ak-LAWYEk. CRIMINAL
WI - eAA0ossy and PROBATE pPaesiO.
Y 49, N court h0uss. 1oek laAana-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

TEAM OF HEAVY WORK HORSES. SuIX-
/ able for hauling coal. Inquire r. h.
O1aO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

BIG HEAVY COAL WAGON AND FORD
truck r. L 2lA7,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

SECOND HAND FORD GALL r. !. 1922.
CHEAP USED CARS+-PRET EN- FvhDs
Cash. Phone b. I. S1lA.
AL KINDS or FURNITURE AMI
e9oves; highest prices paid kerlef bug
epanpaay. 2l16 Fourth avenue. LOCK
LELAND.
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CPHOLSTERlNG

s~~~~~~~0-~--s~~> -~>ep~->-~re~>-.e>S~sesC
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Eetimaaes gladly fuEnished. Cali
=. I. 2674.. E. q. Eklund 1895 Twenty
NTH street.
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HOUSE BOAT AND ROW BOAT AT FOOT
of Fifth street. John Peterson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

BUFORD POST 243. 9. 4. =
Neete regularly On oeoon1
and fourth Friday altar
Moons Of each month st 2
O'Clock In Memorial hall In
the court house. G. H
. Cnureh. Commander; H. g.
First. sdjutass
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

SEWING MACHINE. MUST DO GOOD
work. Price reasonable. Address Sew
ing Machine, care Argus.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
NEWPORT LOCALS

f. f. Humphrey has moved from
his cottage on Farrant's Point to
one of the L. Colodny houses on
Highland Ave,
Mrs. Jasper Robinson has gone to
Littleton, n H, to attend the fun
cral Of brother, who died in over
seas service and whose body has just
been brought home. Funeral services
were held Thursday in Littlcton, his
former home.
Secretary of State Harry A..
Black is TO address the Business
Mems Club at Mortified this even
ing.
Nh. and Mrs. Louis Lepine are
spending several days in Portland
and Boston returning on Sunday.
b. S. Curtis had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse on Thursday.
The horse had been sick for several
DAYS.
Miss Dorothy Foster of Wet
Burke is the guest of hes aunt, Mrs.
L. C. Davis.
Frank L. Austin, state architect Of
Burlington. is in town, to inspect the
work on the new Almorv and finds
everything going well, and progress
ing rapidly.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Woman With Vote Worth
Half boz Men, Says GrOut
CONTINUED from page onc)


our own rate of illiteracy is decreas.
ed; look after our own Bolshevists
and Socialists first; and direct our
first efforts to see that the whole
body OF our citizenship is American
lied.
Gov Grout said that with one
vote, one woman was worth Il half
:. dozen of men. That women would
make good agents to ferret out exist
ing evils and abolish them.
He appealed to the good woman
to do her best and that she had a
double duty to make up for the pos
siblc bad or unplincipled woman
voter. His advise was to vote fol
the right principle, to sift all dues-
tons carefully, and look for the high
moral side.
Gov. Grout dwelt at some length
on the wonderful opportunity for
women TO vote for the first time on
the problem that concerns the welfare
Of the whole world, the League Of
Nations.
"Therc are but few who DO not be
lieve that it is possible to have an
association of nations to which every
country may belong" the eX-goVern-
OF eaid.
Ex-Gov. Grout said he had always
been believer in woman suffrage,
and he was sure that the woman vot"r
would look for ideals, not for sordid
cain. vote the right prncipal-and
for the Republican candidates.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Doq Wlsest Animal.

Dag WIsest Animal
Experiments place the dog first in
the order Of animal wisdom, then
the monkey. then The horse
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Justices of Peace
Appointed at Newport

In view OF the approaching gener.
al election on next Tuesday, mem
| beers Of both Republican and Demo.
I cratic parties, in joint session ut New
port nominated the followin" men for
justices of the peace: u. A. Harris,
Republican; Carroll Huntington, Re
publican; j. X. Kirkpatrick, Demo-
crat; G. C. Leavitt, Democrat; w. &.
LockhaIt, Republican; F. o. Miller,
Democrat; c. W. Richmond, Repub
lcan; r. w. Spear, Republican, and
Homer Thrasher, Republican.
The board of civil authority will
meet at the city Offices at Newport,
Saturday afternoon and evening for
the purpose Of administering the
freeman's oath to all voters who wish
then. nameSon the check list.
Contrary to the system of voting
at the primaries, the voters at the
general election next Tuesday may,
if they so desire, split their votes. On
November End, q voter may vote in
a. many columns, as he wishes, pro-
vidinQ he does not vote for more than
one candidate for the same Office.
That is, voter is not confined to
casting a ballot for the nominees Of
one party alone, but may vote for 4
candidate in the Republican party for
instance, and at the same time for a
candidate for another office in another
party.
Next Tuesday evening it is expect
ed all the election returns will be re-
ceived over n speciallv installed wire
a. the Premier Theatre. A collection
will be taken un at the time to helm
defray part of the EXPENSES incurred.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
BRANDON WOMAN
GAINS 15POUNDS
Says She Is So Happy Over
Recovery BY Taking Tan
lac She Wants To Tell Ev-
erybOdy.

II am perfectly we'll now and fee
80 happy over my recovery | just
want to tell everybody about Tanlac,
said Mrs. Rose Westcot, who live,
on GipsOn Ave, Brandon, Vt.
About a year ago my health
seemed to break down all at once
and in spite Of everything could do
grew worse instead of better. My
nerves collapsed and my stomach also
became badly disordered and my APP
petite got so poor that | hardly cared
whether / ate anything or not. |
suffered terrible from gas ON my
stomach and often got out Of bed and
walked the floor trying to get relief.
Ny kidneys worried me great deal
and | was troubled also with fire.
quent spells Of dizziness. lost lot
of sleep and began to fall off in
weight rapidly. ] was simply wreck
and broke down and had to stop and
rest.
"But Tanlac has certainly made a
difference in my feeling. for am
well and strong now. The stomach
trouble has all gone and can eat just
whatever | care to without it causing
me any bad after effects at all.
am not the least bit nervous and
sleep splendid all nioht long. My
kidneys don't bother me any more
and / am no longer troubled with diZ-
illness. Tanlac has done even more
for me than | expected and | can't
help but say word of praise for it. D."
Tanlac is sold in st. Johnsbuly by
Landry's Drug store; in West Burke
by Charles H. Coburn and in Lyndon
vile by Edmunds' Pharmacy. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
ORLEANS

Mrs. Harlan kaplinger and child Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank pallin at the Val
lev House. MI Kaplinger came by
auto TO accompany them home.
The book factory closed for the
winter last Saturday unless orders
come in more briskly.
A son was born to Nh and Mrs.
VIII Bailey Sunday, Oct. "a at
their home on Coventry road. Con-
gratulGtions.
The chicken pie supper served by
the Methodist church ladies Tue 'dny
evening was well patroniZed, over 200
being served to Il bounteous repast.
They also conducted sale in the
church pallors at the same time, dis
posing Of all articles.
Drs. Allen and Kicker Of st. Johns
bury were in attendance at the hos
pital on Monday.
Postmaster Pierce. Frank PGrln,
Ed Skinner and B. f. Converse have
returned from a few davs spent in
camn in Canada.
The True Blanchard Co. OF New
port are INSTALLING a new steam heat
inc plant in the Clcasby home on
Con"o Hill.
The Houses have been numhere |
and free delivery Of mail throughout
the VILLAGE will begin Nov. /. Darrell
Hovt IS to be the carrier.
NJ. M. Derrick. wife and DAUGHTER
enent few DAYS the first of the week
at his home in Tomifo"ia. Canada.
The new Harmorv Orchestra o.
this nIace 20 to St. Johnsbuly Friday
EVENING 10 play for dance.
Fred Sisco is quite i'll at his home
on Manle street.
Fri Thayer. wife and mother of
jamestown, N. Y, were guests at
the Lothrop home over Sunday, COM
in" by automobile.
Mr. Levi Lothrop and son. Lee,
are viSitino relatives in Underhill.
The hosts of friends in this mace
Of Miss Annie Daniels of st. Johns
bury ere much pleased TO know sh"
is on the wav to recovery though stlll
in Briohtlook hospital for care.
u. q Smith, collector Of tayes FOR
this VILLAGE having gone to Florida
for the winter, has resigned and the
trustees have appointed Archie klpp
as his successor.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
CALIFORNIAN RECORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Flint returned
rrom Boston Friday night, being hello
up in Barre over night with tire
trouble.
M. and Mrs. Frederick Brown
who are teaching IN the Island Pond
chool spent the week end with Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Davis
Sanford Pinncy Of Derby was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Keep in mind the annual meeting
and election Of officers Of the Am
ercm Legion on Monday evening at
the Newport House. Refreshments
and social hour.
Miss Violet Ellis and her brother,
Guy Ellis, who have been visiting
relatives in Fielding, Sask, for two
months, have returned TO their home
here.
Miss Mildred Mcsscr has been
spending a few days with her parents
in Lowell.
Walter Abbott, chief clerk at the
G. +. railroad office is taking weeks
vacation and left for Montreal Wed
negday morning.
A. ii. Gtout has returned from Il
business trip TO Bellows Falls.
Miss Alice Tenney and Miss Lora
Tcnney close their labors with the
f. y. Flint store this week Friday,
and with their mother, Mrs. Jennie
Tcnney will 20 soon to Portland
where they now intend to make thcir
future home. Miss Alice Tenncv has
been in the employ of the present
store for many years beginning he
work there for the firm Of Lane and
DWincl.
Both Mrs TcHncy and the Misses
Tenney have many warm friends
here who are sorry to have them so
to make their home elsewhere.
J. w. Redmond and w. H. Cleary
are attending Guildhall county court.
MI and Mrs. f. c. Williams went
Tuesday by auto to Boston and eX
poet to return on Sunday
Mrs Z. J. McCaten was the hos
tess for the Reading Club on We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29

The general Ieathrate lie found to
Increase with risHg temperature and
to diminish WIKI Il falling thermom-
etcr. These rCnciuSions are a result
of study of about 400 900 deaths In
New York in connection with the
Weather ON the day of the death. The
peculinriti.s seem TO apply to all sea-
sons. N.Mcty, as in English or Ca
madam weather, is beautiful and stim-
uating. and It is believed that some
variability is rs essential as proper
humidity
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mr. John rrouty was taken very
i'll Sunday night with AN acute at
tack Of appendicitis DR.. Lynch Of
Shr4brUokc was summoned and her
contn.ion was considered so critical
that she was taken to the Sherbrooke
10 pital during the early morning
hou.s Monday by DR.. Lynch, accom-
panied by Mr.. Prouty and Miss +. V.
McMannis As special attendant. The
party left for SherbroolSc al " o'clock
reaching Use at five. Al six
O'Clock The operation was successfully
performed and by seven the anxiety
was over Mr.. Prouty and little son,
John. Jr., returned to SherbrCoke,
Monday afternoon and spent the
nioht there. Latest reports are that
M. Prouty is comfortable, and DR..
Lynch is looking for rapid rccoV-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Several Real Estate
Transfers at Newport

Some recent transfers Of real es-
tate. One house and lot on Glen
road sold by George and Clara Elan
ders to Arthur Flanders and Gerald
DuZzcll.
Mary A. Scott to Thomas and
Grace Field lot Of land on Glen road.
Stansilaus Gosselin to Marie PROV
cnchal, lot Of land and buildings on
Pleasant s.. cHtension.
Oscar and Bertha Proulx to !. A.
Aubin, residence and lot on Plea ant
street.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29

Emile and Joseph Berry to Cleon
". Scavel and Ethel Seavcr, house
on Bay View Ave, known az Dr.
Whitaker house.
Don Stenson to Wilma Kendall,
lot and buildings on Cliff street.
Corintha Billings to James Card
ner, farm and buildings and summer
cottage, part in Newport and part
in Coventry.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Girls! Save Your Hair!
Make 1t Abundant!

Immediately after a "Dandeline"
massage, your hair takes on new fe,
lustre and wondrous beauty, appear
ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be-
cause each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay life
less, colorless, plain or scrlRgly.
You, too, want lots Of long, strong,
beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle of delightful
"Danderine" freshens your scalp,
checks dandruf and falling hair. This
stimplating "beautytonic' gives to
thin, fading hair that youthful bright
ness and abundant thickness All
druggists!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22

now far the convention VIII 80 IN
applying the principle OF private
monopoly to the Telegraph. telephone
aud railroad problems
1t Is certain the convention will
deal with many otner subjects, like
good roads, the middleman and
propositions regarding the farmer"
one phrase in Mr. Marshalrs
statement attracted especial attention
OF senator's
Another presidential campaign
impends.' Mr.. Marshall wrote "rhus
FAR the president. who is the chief OF
our party, has not deemed 1t expcdi-
cnt To express his opinion as to what
the issues viii be. As | am desirous
OF being a delegate at large from the
state of Indiana, | wish. in Consu-
nance with what | hope has been my
entirc public career, 10 state the sub
stance of what tsinK the demo.
cratic party should stand for. |
would not want to go under any mis-
apprehension as TO my views upon
the part Of the unfaltering demo
Gratis ~ Indiana.
we were in the war from the very
moment of its European beginning
because IT affected our internal at
fairs. All of the methods and meas
urcs adopted for the preservation OF
,he peace OF our country aud the win
ming OF tho war met with my APP
proval' and am ready to defend
them.
Tho war is now over, and the re
habiliatton OF America. as well az
the rest ot the world is taking
place. u IL not possible to accom-
plish our rehabilitation other than
through the instrumcntalitics of DO
litical parties How shall the demo
cratic party propose to rshabilitatc
the political system OF America. If
intrustcd with power, Is the quos-
tion.
Il have watched in other countries
the effects OF so-calcd unbridlcl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
lARDING COMES
HERE IN MARCH
lI1NrED gRoM pnEcED1NG PAGE |

FFI.NuED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
agltes controlled by Mr.. Walsh
r Ho, likely 20 do the bidding OF The
|nrlstrntiou either as 10 the nomi-
ION or as 70 certain features OF the
'lFm Senator Walsh broke COM
Iiy from tho presidents domina-
Yn me peace treaty ana he
Eul no. sand for any plank
|'c1 gave unqualified endorse
|eW 10 ihc presidents stand on
treaty and league covenant. 1t
assumed that IL the president
y not seek denomination himself
| WI try TO dictate the nomination
Attorney General Palmer or
~ other man who happens to be
white house favorite next June.
a'o' Walsh would not fall in
W such a program. lie Is said
% friendly to the nomination Of
~ President Marshall who, ~ is
@nown, has long been looked
" aSktnce in administration
IerS. II is predicted that If Mr..
| ,o7 himself seeks another nomi-