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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-12
The Day in Davenport

night at the boat club at the foot
of Scott street to discuss the new
harbor plans. 1t is an open meet
ing and Chairman Harry Cooley Of
the arrangements committee has
issued a general invitation to all
citizens interested in river front
improvement to attend.
Gets Into Wrong House-Re-
turning to Davenport night before
last after an absence of two months
Raymond Leets went directly to
S21 West Seventh street, the house
occupied by his parents when he
left the city. The time was 4 a. m.
He raped on the door. There was
no response. He tapped on the
windows. Silence greeted his eff
forts. A happy thought struck him.
He started to remove q screen. In
side the house telephone receiver
clicked. A phone rang in the po-
lice station and the FLYER loaded
with officers dashed out Seventh
street. A search Of the premises
failed to reveal trace of the prowl-
or. On the return trip to the sta
ton the officers saw two men lott
|ering in Lafayette square, Second
and Brown streets. The strangers
were stopped, questioned and taken
to the station. One was Raymond
Leets. The other was B. M. Woods,
a friend Of Leets. They told their
stories. Leets, 1t seems left two
months ago.
Marriage Licenses-Homer r
Turnipseed and Tavern Wade, both
OF Wellman: J. Miller of Peoria
and Villa B. Fitzpatrick of Bloom
ington; Cornelius O'Connell and
Elizabeth Doone. both Of Daven.
port; R S. Harmon OF Bettendorl
and Agnes A. Peterson Of New
Windsor, Ill.
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Held Is embexzler

Held Is embezzler - Charged
with the embezzlement Of $4,000,
Albert Young. night sergeant Of the
East Moline police department was
arrested Tuesday on a warrant
sworn out by +. Sherman, an Off
cial OF the Manufacturers State
bank. Young was released on bail
and will have his preliminary hear
inng Saturday. According to the
bank official, Young borrowed some
money and left as security a note
for $1,000 and one for $1,000. Later
Young returned and obtained the
5000 note from the bank On which
he collected, the official charges.
No Change In Day-Plans for ad-
vancing the regular council meet
ing on Wednesday evening to
Tuesday evening to permit the
closing Of the city hall on Thurs
day afternoon for Davenport Day.
at the Mississippi Valley Fair and
exposition were upset yesterday by
City Attorney U. A. Schreechfield.
The city attorney ruled with the
city treasurer in declaring the city
affairs would be 'fballed up" by ad-
vancing the date Of the regular
council meeting one day.
TO Push CAse.-Vince Malloy, an
ex-flreman, is determined to press
his changes Of alleged misconduct
against Fire Chief Peter Denger.
Following the hearing before the
commissioners Tuesday when NAL
loy's charges were ruled out, the
ex-firemAn engaged an attorney to
draw up q set Of charges to con-
form to the commissaon's rules and
regulations.
Booster Meeting. A booster
meeting Of the Davenport Boat
c1uh Wi11 hA ca11od At z n,c1ork IN
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STOCK SALE.

STOCK SALE
undersigned will sell at public
ton at the farm miles Milan Big Island,
TUESDAY, AUG. II, 1920
Comnencng a m. the following:
IS Head Cattle consisting SO head Of No. mch some
fresh and springs giving flow Of milk
is head Of heiiers, Hostein bulls.
9 HEAD OF SPRING SHOATS
Terms Of sale: SO under cash. 80
credit of g. purchaser note with
date OF sale No
pronery to be removed complied with
GEORGE NOSS. II
John Kicoin, Henry Swartout Aucioneers. $50 ST. al kep
John H. Dings, Clerk -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-12
FARM AUCTION

WEDNESDAY AUG AT THE FARM at the hour Of p
IA acres Kadel estate two and half
miles half miles south OF Edgnson Far I'M
provements
Tems $4,000 down the day March LIST 1871
when possession will given VIII balance in farm Tor mum
her of a interest
WIN furnish understandable title
ADMINISTRATOR J. II xADEA
J. NJ Kfcoin, E NJ Wagner. AuctioneerA 81. a. IT, II
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WANTED
Short Order Cook

To work in Lunch Room. $40
per month; more if you are worth
it. Phone R. l. II. NEW HARPER
HOUSE.
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OWN YOUR HOME

ON 1871 avenue, near 18th street,
Groom bungalow. Big porch.
nice lot Terms. Big value at
$1,000.
Nine-room all modern homo On
44th street Steam heat 60-foot
lot. Terms. $4,000.
Double 5-rooms ON side. An mod
ern. One year old. On paved
street and paving paid Rents
$50 month. $500.
II. K WALKER, & co.
80 Robinson Bldg.
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All the news all the ttme-Ths
Argus.
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A REAL BARGAIN
1913 Ford Touring Car

In perfect condition. wire wheels.
new tires, new top, speedometer.
Over $3.50 worth Of accessories. Will
sacrifice. II possible call r. I. 26S
between $50 and s. Evening, r. l.
3719X.
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Notice.
To All Persons Interested:
The undersigned Commissioner Of
Drury Drainage District of Rock Island
County. Illinois. does hereby give notice
that be did on the 4th day Of August A.
D. 1870. file in the Office of the Clerk of
County Court of Rock Island County. Illi-
uonal Annual Benshts, and that be will
appear before said County Court on the
9Th day Of August A. d. 1920. Il tho
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
the County Court Room In the Court
House In the City Of Rock Island. ILL
nois. fer the purpose of having . Jury
impanelled In accordance with the provi-
sions of Section Six Of an Act entitled
AN Act to provide for the exercise Of
the right of Eminent DOMAIN" approved
April 10, 1874. and In force July 1.1873,
aud for a hearing before said jury upon
all questions of annual benefits TO any OF
the lands in said District. and at which
time all persons interested may appear
Dated This 4th day Of August A. D.
1920.
Commissioner of Drury Drainage District
of Rock Island County. Illinois.
PAUL J. GRAHAM. Attorney.
NVt3CO.
Estate Of Mary Z. Bennett, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
executrix of the last will and testament
of Mary E. Bennett. late OF the county
of Rock Island, state of Illinois. deceased
hereby gives notice that she viii appeal
before the probate court OK Roch Island
county. at the probate court room In thu
dN Of Rock Island. q me September
1920 term, on the first Monday in Septem
Der, next, 1t which time oil pereohs hav
ing claims against said estate are notiNet
and requested to attend for tno purpoe
| OF having the same adjusted.
| All persons indebted 10 said estate =
| requested 70 make immediate payment
| the undersigned.
| Dated this goth day Of July. A. D.. 1926
| MATILDA J.. WILSON.
| Executrix.
| CONNELLY q WALKER.
Attorneys at Law. Rock Island. ~.
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meath. OTTO Prissisr. W. n;
ND II. q BonmAn. secretazy.
THE STATED CoNCA-AVh o. ROCK
lslaEl CoaAmAn0Ay No. IL.
~ knlghts 1enplar Win b held
AkE the second Monday Of each
month. Z. A. AaAgren. COM
WI nlanoer. J. L. HlcAey. recoru-r.
frScucs orllAs nrsS and InlT0
Mondays Special conclave Monday. Aug.
10, at ZOO y. m.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 26e.
| slrder Eastern Star.-kegulaf uacs0nts
eecond WEDNESDAY OF sacn month. W.
| lting stars weaeome. AIS. sessae >. Lan-
ter, W. ~; hAsy d. irsls. SssEstAry.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. T. . s.
| N.-Vhe ststea assemblies q RDck -
| land Councii No. ~. \. 3 :. n. VIII
| b held on the third WEDNESDAY ~ sssn
| mouth. =. W. Thatcher. 1. ~; .. y.
Aildeorandt. recorder.
ucAL LODGE NO. sos. I. o. o. =.
- Meets every THURSDAY evsnins
@NE a Odd Fellows temple On
| &S Fourth avenue. between Sev-
| S enteenth and eighteenth streets.
| NDH. p. Leonard, N. G.: Walter
| Losand. \. 3. First Ihursoay
Of each month. initiAtory osgzea. nrsa
secoLd and thifd degree ~ 1oasoWang
| THURSDAY.
7, O. L.
! ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50, TkATEH-
nal Order Of Eagies.-Reguiar nnsetansa
first and third Tuesday OF each month
at Eagles home, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-firv street. Franz WITCH. W. r.;
Joseph Grptegut, SECRETARY.
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Booster Meeting. A booster
meeting Of the Davenport Boat
club will Be called 1t 8 o'clock to-
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MONEY TOLOAN-$20 TO $500

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PUBLIS STENOGRAPHER.

PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER: FIRST CLASS
work done It your Office or mine. Room
305 Best Bldg. Phone B. l. 312.
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Il. c. cLEAyEI.AND CAMP. NO. $40.
Sons Of veterans.-Meets on second
and fourth Tuesday evenins of each
month at o'clock in Memorial hall II
the court Eouse. L. L. Karns. com
mander,; Eugene Johnson. secretary.
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FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE. WE
have epace in one of our buildings for
three or four light manufacturing plants.
Especially adapted for auto top and
auto painting shop, tool adm die works.
etc. West End Storage Co.. 429 Sec
ond street, Rock Island.
GARAGE. 1o1e NINETEENTH STREET.
r. l. 3602-L.
STORE ROCe4 GOOD PLACE ron GRO
Gerry. Call 900 Twenty second street.
BARN; CAN BE UbED AS GARAGE. COS
Ninth street.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made. Jigg and Fixture designing
specially. Ideas developed. E. h.
Nichae!is. Mech. Consitg. Eng, associated
with W. n. Haskell, Patent Attorney.
609-610 Best Bldg. Phone 4. l. 766.
MUSICAL.
VIOLIN CELLO WORTH 500: WILL
sacrifice. $25. Address Cello" care
ArguD.
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS.

bNloN ToPPERs AT ONCE. ce5l NINTH
street.
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50, TxATER-
nal Order of Eagies.-Regular nsetinu
first and third Tuesday OF each month
at Eagles homs, Fourth avenue AND
Twenty-first street. Franz Wich. W. ~;
Joseph Grotegut SECRETARY.
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LOST: SATURDAY MORNING BY ARGUS
carrier, IS bill between Fourteenth
street and Thirteenth avenue and Fiji
tenth street and Twelfth avenue.
Please return to ArSus.
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PERSONAL,

MRS. MARGARET COSCRovE WISHES
thu public TO know that she has re-
covered and Ia ready TO deliver her won
derful eaivs. Address P. o. Box los.
. Davenport.
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q. 6. ". Y.
SIBoNY BAY CAMP NO. 8
q. :. W. v.
Meets on the first and third
Thursdays Of esch month at 8
p. u. at Memorial hall. VI. ".
Iedcalf. commander: I. u.
Titterington. adjutank
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROYAL POOL HALL FOB SALA IN.
oaiFe 1925 Second avenus.
GOOD HARNESS BUSINESS m GOOD
town: good country. Franklin Keim
Reynolds, III.
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90 WEEKLY. UP: HOME WORK;
experience unnecessary: everything fur-
nished. Send self addressed stamped en-
yelope for free particulars. Kurn Candy
makers company. Philadelphia. Pa.
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. T. . 8.
N.-The stated assemblies o. 6ock n
land Councu No. ~. \. = :. n. viii
b held on the third WEDNESDAY ~ sasn
mouth. =. W. Thatcher. !. ~; y. y.
Aildeuraudt, recorder.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
Gayety-"HeIlo. American

Dash. ginger. Wholesome and re-
nned comedy, tuneful melodies, an ex-
.ceptlonally clever cast and a scenic
lnNestlture of unusual beauty are set
torth as the outstanding character
lstics OF Hurtig's Hello, America 80
winch opened a weeks run at the
Gayety yesterday. This popular pa
trloflc extravaganza has culled the
pest from every field OF amusement
IN order to provide its entertainment
Those two premier merrymakers.
Sam Lewis and Sam Dody, better
known TO burlesque patrons as me
Two Sans" again have the stellar
roles' Their unique and refreshing
style in presenting character comedy
mas gained for them countless fol-
lowers. others OF prominence are
margaret White, Billie Hall, Eliza
oeth Barringer Shaw and Lee and
sam Bennett. The chorus OF twenty
selected beauties. each member of
"hlch Is possessed of marked singing
and dancing abilities. is mucfy in evf.
uence. A double quartet of male
voices provides the proper balance
TWO acts and eight settings are re-
CURED for the presentation, The
opening scenes show the landing Of
great liner at New York pier. an
other portrays the ''back-scene'' life
Ioi the stage. while a third danicts
Ine Capitol grounds at WASHINGTON
rHteen songs. several Of which were
specially written for-this organize
.ioh. and each of which possesses a
oe"ltchingly tunefUl quality. com
prise the musical progtam.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
Wilson's Fiune
Note Received
On Friday 18th

1t appears that the Presidents
note on the AdriatiC question,
which marked his reappearance
on the international battle-ground,
was received in Europe on Fri
day the 18th.
The number 13 has always
been held in high favor by the
President. who is said to regard
1T as his lucky one. He has
thirteen letters in his name
W Woodrow Wilson-to begin with,
and ever since the President took
part in European affairs, thir-
teen has played an important
role in his affairs.
When he went abroad the first
time. he arrived in Brest on De-
cember Is. and on his second
visit to France he arrived in
Paris on March Is.
To This may be added the fact
that the men who made up the
Presidents personal and imme-
date party, on the occasion of
both trips, numbered just thir-
teCn each time.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23

and bravery in the campaign of
1873 against the Sioux Indians
when he served under Gen. Nelson
A. Miles, won for him the Congress
sional Medal of Honor. He served
notably in the Apache war, 1885,
1885, under Gen. Crook, and during
the Spanish-American war was in
command of the only mounted troops
In Cuba. Upon his return Gen.
Brett was made superintendent of
Yellowstone National Park.
During the Mexican border trouble
OF 1916. Gen. Brett left his peacetime
occupation to command a cavalry
brigade on the border. On August
3, 1917. he was made a brigadier-
general in the national army, and
left command in Hawaii to take
over his new duties in Camp Lee. vir-
ginia.
Gen. Brett commanded the 10th
infantry Brigade overseas. and only
recently has returned. The French
government was not negligent in
recognizing his ability, for 1t award
ed him the Croix de Guerre with the
palm and made him an officer of the
Legion of Honor. He also was der
GRATED by the United States govern
ment with the d. S. NJ.
Gen. Brett's soldering is over and
he is able to look back on a bright.
clean record. He attained honors
few army officers possess. His hum
dreds of Washington friends will
remember him for the FIVE years
he served as adjutant general Of the
District National Guard. and the
thousands of men who served with
the Eighteenth Division overseas.
VIII never forget him as the scrap
piest scrappef of 'em ALL"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23

character as Sim Gage. not much to
look at scoffed by men and ignored
by. women. yet with something that
many lack--hearL
Into his life comes. a young and
beautiful girl. though not OF his
choosing. His onl. friend, thought
a woman. would fix Sim up to look
like other men. and advertised for
a wife in his name. Mary Warren
appears, stricken blind by fate, on
the train. She cannot see the man.
but the heart OF Sim won her in
stantly. She yisuslizes him as big
and handsome. hut her ideal was the
young doctor Sim had called TO Ie-
store her sight. Then Sim is shock
ed when the neighbors demand he
marry the girl who Is sharing his
shack. From this point on the sac
rifice of the man is wonderful To
behold, even to the extent of Civ
ing up Mary. thereby placing her in
the arms of the man he knows Is
more suited to be her husband.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
SUNDAY 7HEATER OPENINGS

mated in Washington few months
ago by Norman Trevor.
"Toby's Bow Is a photodramatic
comedy that deftiy combines the
high-speed activities of New York's
Bohemia with the more soothing do
inestic tranquility OF an old South
ern plantation. Both phases of
modern life are accurately repro
duced upon. the screen. thanks, to the
Intelligent direction. skillful acting
and expert Photography. The role
OF Blake, the young author who dis
sipated his fortune on the gilded
baubles OF a great city and sought
regeneration on a picturesque o,o
estate buried under an avalanche OF
mortgages, affords Tom Moore the
first opportunity he has had in
many weeks to demonstrate his
complete command of swashbuck-
ling heroics of romantic young man
hood. He distinguishes his inter-
probation by careful characteriza-
tion, wealth of good humor and
great ardor in lovemaking.
The contributory roles are sp,en-
didly played by Doris Pawn. the
daughter of bankrupt aristocracy,
who saves herself from poverty
while saving Blake from himself;
Macy Harlan, Arthur Houseman
and Nick Cogley. who offers a study
OF Toby. the ancient servitor, that
follows lines other than those laii
down by George Marion. who cree
ated the role on the articulate stage.
The supplementary features of the
bill are especially noteworthy. The
laughing subject for the week is
a new Sunshine comedy. Sheriff
Nelfs ComebacS," and the most ar
tistic Of the shorter offerings, The
Apache Trail" Prizma's natural
color study OF one of the most pic
turesque. bits of rugged grandeur to
be found in the West new Issue
of current events and che pithy
topics OF the day add further in
terest to a program that is greatly
strengthened by excellent orchestral
accompaniment and the rendition of
Bendix' southern Rhapsody" over
ture.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
CrandaIr's Knickerboeker- - .sThe
Copperhend."

Lionel barrymore was seen upon the
screen at Crandalrs Knickerbocker
Theater yesterday in his remarkably
impressive Characterization Of the
central figure in tine film version of
Augustus Thomas sensationalIy sue
cessfub drama, THE Copperhead."
In this powerful story OF the secret
service in the civil war. Barrymore
presents a portrait, that is as produc-
tive of dramatic intensity as il is
sure of its command Of the genIler
emotions. There is a vein OF ex-
quisite pathos throughout tire picture
The predicament OF the patriot, who
sacrificed the confidence OF his family
and Of his friends because he had a
trust to keep. affords a basis Of
drama more fdrceful than could be
provided by any circumstances less
tragic than those that prevailed in
the days of the nations supreme trial
Others of the cast also contribute
expositions Of character that stamp
this production as one of exceptional
care in the making. The production,
incidentally, seems to be Historically
accurate in its INSTALLATION of the
period in which the absorbing story is
laid
The bill which will be repeated to-
day. beginning at 80. is completed
by the customary array OF abbreyi-
ated camera subjects and special mu-
sical setting under the directorship
of Henri Sokolove
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
LOew's Palace - Douglas MncLean.
In "Mary's Ankle"

1t was inevitable. of course. that
farce of the compelling amuse-
ment qualities of "Mary's Ankle"
which had a long. pros Serous run on
the legitimate stage. with Irene
Fenwick in the leading role. should
eventually be- adapted to the film
form. but its entertainment value
was greatly increased when a play
er OF the capability OF Douglas Mac
Lean was cast in the role of promI-
nence. supported by co-starring
team mate like Doris NAV.
The production, in its film form.
began a weeks run at Locw's Pal
ace yesterday. and those students of
the cinema who have watched the
work of MacLean-a Washington
boy. incidentally - in such comic
classics as "2SIH Hours Leave" and
What's Your Husband Doing?'.
will unquestionably be reioiced to
witness the success in tripIicat.
which this same star scores in the
May Tully adaptation.
The story itself concerns a Young
doctor who finds himself in most
embarrassing financial straits. This
condition is highly Intensified when
he is confronted with the winning
smile OF a girl selling tags on tag
day. and his 80 cents--his last 90
certs-goes the way of all flesh. and
he is utterly and finally broke. The
tag girls smile. however. worked
even worse havoc with his heart
than his pocketbook. and, notwith-
standing his determination to find
and win the girl his financial con-
dition is worse than urgent.
In an effort to win a reward from
his uncle for marrying. the ha.
rassed youth sends out a weddin:
announcement that falsely an
nounces his nuptials, but before il
can be brought to uncle's attention
and the reward claimed. the tag-Eirl
hnds one of the announcements and
the grease is in the furnace, so Il
speak. The complications thus Gre
ated mount fast and furious toward
"a crescendo Of mingled comedy and
romance and in the end, we find the
medical youth at a point where
nothing will straighten out a mosl
nasty tangle save a confession ana a
proposal. both of which he makes
without delay. though with feelings
sadly mingled.
Thus is brought to a climax and
a finish one of the smartest. bright
est and most wholesome comedies OF
the season. The featured produc-
tion is delightfully."- supplemented
by an overture selection of beauty
and charm.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-23
Be PRETTY! TURN
CRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Fayorite
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, streaked or gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture
was TO make it at home, which is
mussy and troublesome. NOWADAYS
by asking at any drug store for
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get a large bottle
of this famous old recipe. improved
by the addition of other Ingredients,
at a small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it, No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as 1t does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge
OF soft brush with IL and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive.-Ady.