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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27
PUPILS BEAT MASTERS.

Some pupils become too adept
for their masters. Take boxers, for
example. Several champions de-
veloped their own successors with
out oftel realizing It.
Jim Jeffries entered Jim Cor
belts camp Is q big, numbering.
awkward sparring partner when
Corbett was heavyweight cham
pion of the world. Less than three
years later, the former sparring
partner dropped his teacher for .
full count when the latter tried to
regain his title. which he had lost
to Fitzsimmons. who in turn was
beaten by Jeffries.
It was Corbett who trained JET
fries for his bout with Fitx. A year
later, when Corbett met Big JEFF,
the tricks that he had taught his
former pupil were used against
him togreater advantage.
Mike Gibbons taught Mia
O'Dowd much that the former mid
dleweight champion knows of the
fighting game today. The two
Mikes met In Minneapolis some
time ago. and O'Dowd Aefeatsd his
old instructor.
Willie Jackson, ono OF the top
notch lightwsights Of today. got
his start a. sparring partnsr for
Johnny Dundee. Willie studied
Johnny's jumping-jack style, and
finally got a q chance against the
Italian. Dundee was knocked out
in tho nrst round. and since then
Jackson has bean Q near-champion.
KID Mccoy knocked around q
couple Of years In the camp Of
Tommy Ryan when the latter was
middiswsight champion. The Kid
jsasns1 ail ~ tsjGoD u nyas,s ~
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EUROPE PLANNING
BIG INVASION OF
u. s. SPEEDWAYH

New York, Dec. 27.-(United
Press. Europe is planning her
greatest invaaion Of the American
speedway auto tracks In 1921. &C
cording to Information received by
tho Automobile Club Of america.
Entry blanks have already BEEN re-
ceivet. by all tbs prominent French.
British and Italian pilots for the In
dianapolis 500 mile sweepstakes
next Memorial day.
A. the Automobile Club Of France
recently adopted the piston displsce-
ment Of 1873 cubic inches, the eame
40 the American regulations, Q
larger number OF French cars will
be eligible to competa
The British Sunbeam. the French
ceugeot and Ballot and the Italian
Plat are considered sure entries.
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YANKS FAVORED
IN TOURNAMENT
FOR DAVIS CUP

Auckland, N. T., Dec. 27.-Piay for
the Davis cup will start here tomor-
row With the American and Aus
tralian teams playing Oh the chat-
lenge round.
The American team. consisting OF
william T. Ti!den. British and
American national champion. and
William M. Johnston, Is rated the
favorite over the Australian cup
holders represented by Gerald l..
Patterson and Norman b Brookes.
The courts are surrounded BY
new stands built TO accommodate
1000 spectators and every seat has
been cold for three days series OF
singles and doubles matches.
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tender. That was q year ago.
From that time on Lewis train.
ed constantly. perfecting his n
nous hold. And now It has brought
him the title laurels.
The deadlock is q modified form
Of the strangle grip, now barred
The difference is that the arms are
grapevined about the head instead
OF the neck.
Sa that's that. Stechef will re-
turn to Dodge, Neb., minus his Il.
tie. Lewis will splash his name
across the billboards OF mAtdom
The dope is now turned in his ally
And some day somebody will come
along and spill it.
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kOR0 Is AFTER
CROWN OF HOPPE

Iosk, Dec F.-Alfsed De
m@ champion It three cush-
~ pocket billiards, has issued
~, - e,oalieaes 70 Willie Hoppe,
s'iiae title holder. to meet
nrse cusAiou match.
Nsaa player announced that
$. =. h have the privilege OF
number Of points to be
- Ne lats ioe the match.
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tho Sportsman's A. C., Rock Island.
In tho Owls hall.
Tho battle will ba MsYioW's Sec
end appearance IN Rock Island.
His first showing Vas last spring
in : bout with Al Tuttls Of Phila-
delphia, With whom hs fought q
draw. futile is ono Of the tough
est weiters in the east.
Mickey Pierce Of Moline has
been engaged q matchmaker for
III future engagements, and will
also serve - Official Taferes. An
attractive semi-vindup and sew
ersl good pfeiiminAriss viii Il
scheduled. s............-.
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The title match was virtually q
test between the Strangers head
lock and Stecher's body scissors
hold.
A year ago this same pair match
ed their strength for over three
hours in New York with Stecher
finally tossing Lewis in q dramatic
finish. Three minutes before the
fall the Nebraskan staggered around
the ring suffering from the wise
like grip Of the deadlock which he
had just escaped. Lewis sought =
final showdown by leaping at Stech-
er, but missed his hold. This gave
tho champion his chance and he
made short work Of the tired con-
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PICKING THE BONES

IkNA1NU AAb DVN6os
Some folks come home for
Christmas, others to get q square
meal.
A happer wasn't peeved because
she didn't get very much for Christ
mas. It was a new dress.
1t is easier to guess . man wants
a smoking Jacket than to guess his
correct size. so
Truck gardeners must have en-
joyed a prosperous year. judging
from those Christmas cigars.
Solution of the labor problem
can be found in every home. Did
you ever watch your mother pre-
pare q Christmas dinner?
Even Santa Claus must have
been struck by the H. c. L., or else
Why did we receive, SO many Christ
mas cards?
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baSeDail pays l0 nloo meo
we'll.
When President Navin Of the De-
troit club said Sign here" Ty
Cobb became the highest paid play
er in baseball.
His services to the Tigers as
player and manager are valued at
$500 per. Ty got $4,000 for be-
ing Just one Of the boys In the line
up last year.
He ranks among the highest paid
managers in the business, now.
John McGraw ia said to receive a
stipend OF $4,000 from the Golfers
of the Giants, But McGraw holds
stock in the club.
On Aug. %. 1905, Cobb came to
Detroit from Augusta. The price
paid for the Georgia jewel was
$500 Few Investments pay - big
. dividend rs this one. @
Cost Of Judging.
Ranking man In baseball form
the salary angle il Judge Kenesav
Mountain Lands, j, the one-man
D3SeDail COMMISSION. MS cut On
the box office bank roll is $42,601
with $4,000 extra for travelling ex-
penses.
The Judge still retains his seat
on the bench for, which he gets
$500 yearly, boosting his pay en-
velope to $4,000.
iris Speaker, the only Other
playing manager in the big leagues
Is said to have drawn $4,000 fol-
bis work in 1890. Since winning a
world championship for the Indi-
ans the figures In his yearly check
will probably be substantially
raised.
Babes Pin Money.
Babe Ruth gets q salary Of $780,.
900 from the New York Yankees
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AA CIT IN HALF

Des S-(Unttsd Press,
NacaSo vas reduced
~ three days, Michael
49, Of detectives, estI.
~ Hughes said there
~ . holdups In 81 houra
Mefsss b 20: only seven
~ vsfe stolen. half the
|S. and fsves burEiaries
sed. Wholesale arrests
car stores, pooirooms
oote for CROOKS and
nisr b. which every.
q NE streets after I =,
-. were credited b,
e reason Tor the d.
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SMILES
For Next ChristmaS.)

0A1kk0
Cor Next ChristmaA.)
Thero are ties that make you
gfumble,
There aro ties that mako you
swear,
There arc ties that chase away
your gladness,
There are tias that you could
mover Woaf,
There are ties that pat the
mean IN meaning,
TheE0 are ties ~ near - near
In beer,
Thoro are ties to drive away
your sadness
When you give them al back
NEXT year.
Some Of our friends want to
write to US in the worst way. and
they usually do.
It must b tough to DO . father
and see visions Of your wager
HANGING to Q Christmas tree.
Don't know how many more
shopping days until Easter. but
you can bet your sweet life the old
man does.
Never expect Z woman to stay
indoors when she says she
has nothing to wear. She wants
to prove 1t by the neighbors.
FOOLS SILVER.
The melancholy days have
come.
The salAsst II 6e year,
with every baAl1Sn q the
70 tAes The bleak New Yef.
That silver 1nes each oleud, !
0ey ~,
Despite an empty pocket
We wiah Q eleaA Wouh eepa
eur W0y3
WSN hke Il ct and heek 4
HOLIDAY HANGOvRRS,
Perhaps Caruso caught that cold
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. Q1TnEDER
GOES TO BLOOMS

p, stoa. H. Dec. ,7.-Man-
usaa Of the Bloomington
NV league club announced
0s sisnias Of Leo Watson
Ind . star inflelder.
m player to sign for
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THE MISSIONARY.
Her father wouldn't let me call

THE MISSIONARY.
Her father wouldn't let me call
(He said / was too old;
Her ma could not sec me ct all
(She said was too bold;
Her sister disapproved Of mo
(She said was too fast,
Just SHE alone approved Of me
(She said had . past.
Her uncle Knocked me up and
down
(He said l was q simp);
Her sunie met ne with .
fr0wn
(She said l was q blimp);
Her cousin had q brand for mo
(She said I drove her fran.
tie);
Just SHE alone would stand
for me
(She said I was ronAntic).
Her neighbers looked askaaoe
at me
They said ! ne'er could win
herr;
Her friends could srare no
glance at mo
(They said l was . sinner;
Her brother had Q giaHe for no
(Ho said he would deforn
me);
Just SHE alone could care for
me
(she said she would reform
mel.
New Years day has lost its kich
now that there is nothing left t
swear OF.
Seems as II al our holidays ar,
losing their significance all bu
April First
It IL pulling wbv bandits nevel
mix their dates DO that two partiei
arrive at the jewelers. at the SAM
time.
What have yoa reaesvod for Nev
Years eve. Q strap On tho waSol
or . dFap In the bettlel
BURY CHRISTMAS!
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Salty FIRST
TI1lEnoL
DUE 70 fight


d. 1oR98 .
nY,,,.,, pes. star Correspoudent)
Ne, N.w york No. 37.-Tex Rtckard,
vnn has .t.red : n.faAe e two
,sh -. s,rhfa 81 . rey. my
sccr ~ ~ two non-nehsanx
Ssss. INTO .cfinn.
~. -o Iohn.-KfYhsne and
wn.~r.-So hare aaDost sorced
-. 80. ssra,..t. Tor n. featherveieat
srd rr.salsreirhr chamntoneA,ps
- =. :. 800 - . aivinx ~ etSr-
go a. ~, ho.h-rrnoes
Sn !. .-..+sc.,iv h.a I'm
49, ;. k.es-S ~. 80. = ~
49,. - Ns.S...sc.. A,rthAsr
sv1 ~ r...s-e~ ~.
ine Caesslu s.-.sha.
ossl, ~ r ~; s.r. .,sil ~
cnanes' = nAs Upb.e .1.
tommy ns.sse =. A., -.
me Ds'
tnFoaSa.
Hen - fee!e1
Jodnny wilson wM 0 ~
middlewsight TILE Or toststt tne
crown, according TO word 1fom mo
bailiwick Of Nike ODow4. no ~
mer champion.
The st. Paul IrishmAa threa9ees
to claim the title Il the Boston ltat-
Ian continues to sit IN tAs dseous
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SPORTING JAZZ
By BRUCE COPELAND FL
BY BRUCE COPELAND

from singing too long on . high
range.
Clara Hamon is floating around
again after being bailed out.
Looks as IL Chicago is going to
pry of the lid New Years day with
corkscrews.
Many a usher seeks to win q
girls heart and only gets her goat
Times have changed since moth
er was a girl, but mother hasn't.
Life sentences are urged for
holdup men unless they happen to
DO profiteers.
You can lead a horse to water,
but you can't make him believe
it's Saturday night.
Now that men have learned how
to make their own beer, where
would the brewers get off II the
volstead law were repealed?
Honest to goodness. there's nc
goodness in home-brew.
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COPELAND.

- w HUA0Os
~, i,Aeoendents?
= - 800.
y 1gs nesos "
nll hst yeaf sno na1o
49, q ~ Deason closed
a 20. -.as,....t = tunea today.
y.s1ssa'.ss.. 49,. .,a
oG5pUs - Een AZ
- rsas WI mess . y ~ IN :,
1DsR hotsl Tor 2 coa..a, = s.,se
= vnlca s oas
. r..,,an ID
1nAe9 w1 =. scld wait
- esoot IT, - out ~
10y . Hep u0u 80. -. - who
nA1eee.snt = ~, ..,,, ~ ~.
q vsnte ne po e plv."e ~ ,.
= ne1t yeef ne ooesn ~
1taa1 n inc 1my ~
Pc prosperity, u @usouS '"
~ Wy.
y Legion took the lnl',st've We
! ~ season oso clo.eu anu ~
~ y eouno-out sese.al p.as
- 10 uen views cvnceIn'ns
yeaS. Then the FANS associa-
j sfgued that, inasmucn as tneil
- ef Douglas parn covers .ne
e1h yeef ana tnat tneir Dyid"s
- tbseeworn TO promote Iootoaii,
~ fbosd nave . llnger IN tne
Playeu Want Flanagan.
rh,aer rlauiean will be on
~ tomorrow night to represent
y Dfgsfs It the conference. A
tn1ty Of The players are said to
~ ns retention OF Flanagan
= = regime tor next year. Thor
- Isvssqgaton Of the managers
~ b. . players committee re-
- stFiet adherence to the let
~ ~ NV.
| npnlaea axainst Flanigan has
= fsioel since the close Of the
- y Werai INDIVIDUALS. Iney
a1Seo NE ln'esrlty on 'ne
posnos tns' no ,a1ieo 10
1My WIN tne Aans anu
sIInS tae late season.
ea0svaism simmereo oown 70
laa.s' tnss r. 1nisah
wpy LOT me tent Vi Dous
III snu tnAA no was no, Ell.
= 2 snare ana one-naii u
sWA spill
h1ninu believes that his efforts
hlAk Of the Fans association
\ 1DeinS In assisting the base
J 6ive about equals the score
segh he expects many views tt
0Rary. The joint meeting o.
Alon and the Fans associa.
~ VII Be to determine largely
! uhsfein tho association figured
betball
ODDese Body Ralo.
~ of thu nl.vern ara said I,
y Nc,,k GA ~ N,cSn,s .nd Oh,
~ s,.nsd s..inst the T.eeio,
~ Sssor> thew dsnsr+ed N,
Ames. These nlavers. Il /,
49,. voicsd the sentiment a
eigess A. = INIT Thev conf,
- vAs,ear ,h.v vonid hersfi
~ ~ mn N m.nv This Al
haieatss that thsv might h,
- IA ths Fans: a..ociatio,
~ m, the tam
M Flanagan and the Joint con
= lAss disposed Of their prob
% alesdca Of future gov
Ut u likely to be thrashet
u , almost certain that . ma
= 4 the players would no
y become bossed by . col
@gani1ation. This woul:
- Dat . complete new team
~ have To he sisned for nex
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% Idle Hens Now
Lay q Eggs 1 Day
And This Weo In Geld WyRteV
Weather. Plan y Slmplss

f e. PEI ':s,! s.ae I: Y e s:ss G..
ssy. ! rsosays g high e q sgss 9 ~
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| Ole
Sportscope|
By Bruce Copeland.

and then met Tommy and knocked
him out in Is rounds.
No matter who. or how good 20
are, your conquerer Is on the way.
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ALL THIS WEEK.
You'll get the same thing over,
Over again, over again;
Yon,ll rnt thu samA thing Over.

Ycu'n get the same thing over,
Over and over again.
The turkey that looked 20 In.
vitiag
On Chris6zlas (you relishod It
them
Reminds you Of trash
When you have to eat hash
Over and ever again.
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BURY CHRISTMAS!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

HOLIDAY HlNGOvKk&,
Perhaps CaEuao caught that cold
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-27

It Is puzzling wbv bandits never
mix their dates DO that two parties
arrive at the jewelers. at the same
time.
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Owe
||||DE full BY
|RcU|s|| LET Ter


IA tattered birth certificate, worn
IL pieces but with all parts preserv-
u To show that Helen Viola Erick-
I'll was born in Rock Island. Dec.
1897. the daughter Of Hjalmar
md Augusta Erickson, was unfold
"a with the tenderness Of moth
IRIS love by Mrs. John Herman. 40
Third street, Moline, at The Argus
olice Wednesday afternoon. For
~ years the tattered slip has been
HE only treasured keepsake, other
Than memory, which Mrs. Herman
has had Of baby daughter which
0he was forced by unfortunate cir
cumstances to place In home for
children in Chicago shortly after
The child's birth.
All OF the happiness Of again see
ing the daughter, now a grown
woman, tall and handsome, was
horn to the mother through the
1etter from Fremont P. Likens, Elk
hart, Wis, foster father of the girl,
which appeared in The Argus last
Tuesday evening.
"The mother no doubt would like
Ito see ner daughter. and / feel it
1hy duty to let her know where her
daughter is" said Likens in his ap-
neal to The Argus for assistance in
binding the mother The letter was
sent here, it having been known
that Rock Island was the birth
place of Helen.
Friends of Mrs. Herman saw the
appeal and conveyed to her the in
formation. The reading of the let
ter gave TO the mother the promise
OF again seeing her child, after
many years separation.
Placed in Home.
Two short months after the
jdaughters birth, the stress of cir
tcumstance forced the mother tt
tplace the little tot in home fol
Ichildren. For a few months she
was able to obtain reports Of the
little girl and then her source o.
information was cut off.
Although she had a daughter {
little more than a year older, an(
las result of subsequent mar
lriage has been rearing family 0
Eight, she has never despaired o
Iseeing her lost girl again. Through
1.-THE offices of The Argus, that happ
!eyent is to be a wonderful realit
lpoon.
The frayed birth certificate wa
3carried by Mrs. Herman to The Ar
gus Office when she called there 70
further information regarding tn
letter from Mr.. Likens. The dat
given thereon corresponded to tina
tgiven in the letter, and the mother
hoy was complete.
"She was q pretty baby" sal
Mrs. Herman, when she read ths
her daughter Is now tall, hant
nome woman graduating from hig
school. Her sister is now MAJ
kied and living in Kansas"
Mrs. Herman wrote to her daugf
Ter in care Of MIR. Likens withou
delay.
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COLLECT STOCK
SALE FUNDS TO
LAUNCH STORES
Over S9O,OO0 worth Of Stock Out
for Cooperative Establishments
In the Tn. Cities

A meeting Of the Tri-City Co
operative association was held at
the Industrial hall in Rock Island
last night and the drive was
launched for the collection Of over
5000 on stock contracts that
have been sold during the last few
months in view Of starting cooper
alive stores in Rock Island. Dayen-
port and Moline. An additional
500 worth of stock was sold last
night, and while stock will be sold
from time to time as the need de-
velops for more stores, the princi-
pal work before the association is
collecting the money on the con-
tracts and getting the first, three
stores started.
D. R. Tanner, organizer for the
national association. was in charge
of the meeting. Mr.. Tanner has
been spending practically his en-
tire time here in getting the prop
osition under way.
1t takes $4,000 to start store
in each city and more than enough
stock has been sold for all three
stores. The first store will be
opened directly after the first $10.-
900 is collected on the contracts,
which are held by organized labor
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Boy Scout News

Troop No. 9 Of Rock Island, re-
GENTLY reorganized with Charles
|Echearer as scoutmaster and Adolph
Levin as assistant, is setting q pace
which all troops in the city are
Frying to follow. The troop COM
Imittee behind this organization is
composed of T. N. Murphy. Willis
Woods. and Rev. Guy B. William
ION, the pastor of the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church. This
troop is steadily increasing in mem
bership and within the next two
weeks the leaders in charge ex-
pect to close down on all future ap-
plications and to have a waiting list
n those boys who wish to get in.
The full quota of troop is 80 and
Ecouts are divided into patrols COM
posed Of eight boys each. These
patrols are in charge of a patrol
leader appointed by the scoutmas-
Ter. Patrol leaders in troop 9 are
Leonard Cassell, Vincent Nelson,
Gerald Ullman and Harold Hurst.
Leader Cassell in charge of the
Owl patrol has secured a full quota
4 members and because of this fact
n regarded as a ranking patrol
eader. These patrol leaders hold
pecial meetings and are given spe-
AL instruction. They act as an
xecutive committee for the troop
md decisions made by these patrol
seaders and the scoutmaster are re-
Barded as final. A special patrol is
70 be formed composed Of patrol
Ieaders, Scout scribe, bugler, veil
ieader and others who have special
luties in the troop. Because of
his organization. Scouts will all
make special efforts to attain some
lpecial rank. The examining work
lCr the various tests is being done
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men, the proposition being : labor
move to reduces the high cost q
living.
sells 4 ese > sAare
The stock was sold q $50 .
share and Z purchaser could not
take less than two shares. The
stores have been In operation for
some time IN other cities and are
run through national system.
Foodstuffs will be the only
commodities sold through the
local stores for some time. but the
business will eventually branch
out SO as to take In various lines
Of goods.
The goal set by the national as
ISOLATION, which has the backing Of
the American Federation Of Labor,
is to eventually work up the CO.
operative movement to = point
where banks will be opened on the
cooperative plan. This goal will
be reached through the operation
OF stores Of all kinds, and even fac
tories, 1t is claimed.
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BY the troop committee All ath-
letic activities are "a charge Of A.
sistant Scoutmaster Adolph Levin.
In crder to bring the scouting idea
into the homes 80 that the parents
understand It more fully. the scout
master together with his patrol
leaders are visiting the parents Of
the Scouts Ind telling them just
what the aims Of the troop IRE. BY
getting tho full cooperation Of al
parents OF troop members. scouting
Id this troop win reach the highest
point OF efficiency. Scoutmaster
Schearer together with the men as
sisting him are to be congratulated
on the splendid work being done.
Troop la band will meet at Scout
headquarters this evening to put in
further practice for the Memorial
day parade.
Ben A. Stewart, prominent attor-
ney Of the city. Is again to assume
leadership of troop No. II. the
splendid Jewish troop which meets
every Thursday evening at Scout
headquarters. Mr.. Stewart at one
time had this troop in charge, but
because Of pressure Of business had
to be relieved of this duty. For the
last two weeks these Scouts have
been without a leader and special
efforts were made to secure Mr..
Stewart. All members Of this troop
are urged to be on hand this even
ing.
Troop No. 20 will meet at Scout
headquarters with the Scout exec
utive at 1870. Next week scout
master and two assistants will take
over the troop.
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WnLFUI NEGLECT

OF ones apparel ID surely q crime.
Take care Of your shoes, buy an
extra pair 1t Bert's Reduction Sale.
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p. m. to attend the funeral Of
Brother Eugene H. johnson. All
Masons are invited to attend. By
order of
OTTO PRIEsTER. ". N.
n. 8. Bollman. Sec.
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Licensed to.Wed

Charles H. Cleveland
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-20
REPLENISH

Your shoe wardrobe this week by
Citing a pair of shoes, also a pair
of oxfords at saving Of $500 to
$3.50 a pair. Bert's Boot Shop.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-20
ATTENTION. MASONS.

Members Of Rock Island lodge
No. s5s, "A. r. Z A. NJ. are re-
uuested to assemble 1t Masonic
temple. Saturday, May -. st 1880
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-20

TWO MORE
DAYS after today Of our reduction
sale. If you are not familiar with
our prices see ad in this issue.
Bert's Boot Shop.