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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
GOOD WILL NOTES

Rev & W HAncil2Ey Is On business
trip 10 Dover AMI Fuxcroft-
A 1eT laundry has been installed NJ
fzofad WEI In ane basement of the
building KNOWN as Buck.nsnsiess-
used as an administration building
since tsiE destruction Of tire PRESCOTT
building which Is now being rebuilt.
Mrs ". p. EaEnckisy and MT and
Mrs = c Ber7sen have returned
fran Boston where they attended the
National Grange. taking TIE seventh
degree along with s-g- others.
The oors and girls n Good WI are
anticipating the many good things of
Thanksgiving week CHIEF OF wnir., is
hume night when each cottage gsres
an exhibition ~ rs individual talent
before me entire Good VIII prpula-
ION. Letters zr= also read from for
mer Good VIII ruvs znd E=ras and the
evening is much enjoyed i,r all
Mrs Gertrude Mcleod. rnatron Of
Han cottage is visiting her daughter.
Mrs zareld wand. in Bangor
Buyers af SHOES will be Interested
n ttae following A calf is occasions
ally dressed AT Good viii ~ help sup
ply neAr for ire car-ges the skin
being sent 10 q dealer IN WaferriT,e-
Last wses ssA1zn was thus sent. bnt
insfszd Of a check being returned n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

A carload Of coal In AZ the Farming
ton station which nobody there claims.
though there ara plenty vino would
Ike ID have II Three carloads rereut-
~ were ordered from Portland
dealers for use in the Farming
ION school bnildinga bun Assr the
order for one carload was czncsaIed
ana the cancellation accepted heczuae
une caxsuad conid be bought ana wss
bought Of local desler far leas nun-
~.
Now the earspAd. the order rnr which
was cancelled aas arrived and the
Portland dealers hare anAned fhe school
hoard 10 zcccpt IL fur fufuse m, but
this Viii not ne dnne for several ren-
srnA. chief Of which ID shss the prsce
asked. 81 per tom. 10 cunsidesed sno
higa. and besides the zppzppreasson sur
the present year has atrsaay beem sx-
h1nsEed.
The or-Esnaa contract wAs en- the h.
sis az 80 ton. and the scscol hoard
IN now asked 20 pay 81 for the cnr-
load accepied. buf win hnid the Port
Land dealers 10 the orsEsnza ccnrr1r1.
This prare In believed 70 b sztyn enuugA
eren under present ccndifsuns IN view
sf the tact taxf . czranad 3usE aezir-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
Baby Coughlin's
Kidnapper Gets
Life TmnriSonu,art

Nor-as1own. Penn. Nov 20-Lffe
Imprisonment by separate and soil
tzry confinement AZ hard labor IN the
Eastern state Penitentsary at P1liEa-
delphia- was pronounced upon Au-
gust Pascal. alias PasulaAe- the
Crank" who confessed he kidnapped
and accidentally smoIderred L.
monfhs-oid Blakeiey Coughlin last
June The prisoner. who is "a years
old. heard the Judgment Of Judge
A s Swarrz OF the Montgomery
county court without bet-aylng Any
emotion.
Il an glad IFS over" said Pascal
70 Sheriff Hamilton as he was Led
from the court room. But I am
sorry I did not get the chair; i
don't want 10 live
Later II the day Pascal told the
sheriff hS did not kill the child II
never killed the baby OF threw il in
the river" he said 10 the sheriff -
lied when I made that confession"
Sheriff Hamilton said he believes
the baby is alive. but Dist Atty. Faye
Renninger and Capt s ". Gea-harr
Of the state police. sayd they are
positive the child Is dead
Judge Swa-tz in sentencing the
prisoner said hs was sorry he could
not i'm pose the extreme penalty of
the law. the electric chair. for has
crimes The court suspended sen
tencs on the charge Of murder in the
second degree informing Pascal that
IL he should ever be released from
prison he would De sentanced TO the
fnl extent Of the law on the second
degree murder charge
Pascal according 10 his own can
fesza0n, took the baby from its crib
Late II night entering the nursery
through a second story window by
means of a ladder
He placed the child under his coat
intending "a demand a ransom. and
after he had walked half mile tram
the house he discovered he, had ac-
cidenraily smothered the baby 4
He then threw il in the Scfuvlksl
river The iron rail TO which he saTd
he tied the body was located by div.
ers but NO trace OF the child was
found
Pascal obtained SIa.o00 from the
parents and failed ID deliver Blake
ley When he again communicated
with the Coughiin family demanding
$4,000 more. he was captured near
Egg Harbor. y. J.. by the PennsyI-
vania state police He will be con-
fined IN the state penitsn1sary az
Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

run for a touchdown from the kick
on throwing OF the whole Eawerh.n
High team which incidentally, won
q To : al the local stadium
0utwe3E.1ed. au1Eustegf and out
t-7cks-a- Df-er-ng was not outplucked
and xon the plauGits OF the crowd If
s.tis'b bF their nerve and speed against
overwhelming odds
Harerhlil High is giTen credit even
nT it's most hitter foes as being one Of
the beast h1-a school elererls IN the
Country and no team this year has
-aaae better showing than the Wis
TORS did here today against the
brown and gold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
BOWDOIN SOPHS WEN
OVER FRESHMEN. $50

Bnwdnin College. Wow 2e-F7nund-
srsnE their way through rivers of
slush and mud the Sophomore fogT-
bail eleven traumphed over tine Frssf-
men team ON the Delta this afternoon
ss-a in 1ne annual Sophomore FRESH
men game. The Harvard Yale game of
Brunswick ne Sopharnores s<r'appr
iissse qraar1erhack- Bill Jacobs tore
an a sensational So yard run for a
touchdown IN the second haif Of the
hasrse- He proved himself sn able
broken neid runner as well as n cooi
headed pilot Bill Burgess. Desiring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
TEN IDENTIFIED
IN TRAGEDY
ON MAINE LAKE

Bangor. Ne Nov 2R-Ten of the
- bodies of the victims of the tar
r7bie Chesuaeaok lake drowning &C
ciasnt have been positively identif1ed
according To information received at
me main Office OF the Great Northern
Paper company of this city today.
The bodies identified are those of the
following men
Carl Peterson. Providence b Z
*AGaln. KachinskY, residence un-
KNOWN
Gus1a Johnston. Thomassnn.
P. g Ac-auil. Notaam. P 4 L
Austin O'Connor. Sothan. P. E L
john Mcdowell. NoIham. P z. L
Benny Dorchak- Worcester, Masa
Louis Stowsi1i Bangor.
Stanley BuIkoritz- Bangor
August T0ilaai. residence urkncwr.
The remaining dead are.
John Rurerge. residence unknown.
John EeulEeer. residence unknown.
STEPHEN Eeiicis. residence unknuwn-
John Carson- residence unknown
Mathew blaine residences unknown
John Gor5lL. Nosham- P. Z
Tie list Of survivors follows.
Harry Walsing1. Lawrence. Mass
William Wa-akman-
Alex galsxiEia
Tony Siuy-z
Alexander Ford
Thomas Maskser
.FaEnr-s CEourge
John Rou6aare. IL Hancock
street. Ea7gcr-
Frank Douski. Waterbury, Conn
Frank Iznaask. Waterbury. Conn.
Paul Esgmnengk- South Boston.
Mass
Philip Smith. Greenrille Junction.
Raymond andres i Essex street.
Ranger
John 1si1chesi. Boston
Knnt aeIistzzm. q Union street
Bangor
Al Jordan
A2ec G1nn-
Nielsen Smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
FRANCE TO KEEP TROOPS
IN SYRIA AND SILICA

PARIS Nov sl-F-auce viii not
withdraw any Of her troops IN Syria
or Sa4icia for the present. accorzii ng
10 decision reached yesterday when
Foreign Minister Ler-ues Minister
Of War LeFerrs and General Csaurara
appeared before the orumissions of
nnnnce and foreign affairs fer dis.
clss,on Of the Nez- East situation
NM LeFgues and Lefevre and hoth
commissions agreed that the with
draSaA of troops now would be con-
stz-lacG ~ the Masselman world as
a weakness On the part Of the French
ana IL r-ided n continue occupation
iesritss tsie heavy financial exsendi-
l1arn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
DARTMOUTH WINS
OVER BROWN, 14-o

Boston. Nov --Il one Of me
hardest battles ever fought by Dart
mouth and Brown. Cutie Spears Big
Green team yesIerdaY took The pe4t
of Ed. RoDiason,s Brown Bear al
Braves Field 10 the time of Il 70
e. However II was one OF the hard
esz tasks the Dartmouth eleven has
had on its program this year and
the little Brown Bear. despite the
absence Of Williams. it's star end put
up a game fight from start I'd finish
and more than once threw a scare
into the Dartmouth ranks with al
almost sEperhurnan display of for
ward passing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
Three
lid Goals Trim
Ii Rival Yale

F'sF 7lI'e1. =. Nor, @5t--RepEised
kzlsG-r z Il r Attacks II Isae Yale
Il -ua2T L5Ar-;Ard r>@surted TO q
E-z p:-elss and with three field
p ls-saIea laF Els By a score Of
Z L LIZ 4lnuEi 4aouaazl canaae
q Tae aaHt. The contest WITT
p Hr CLOSE 70 81. e6n spectators
BIZ tszweea the TWO universities
p Ia was a resna-kaGlie EXPOSE
IL .1lnEsAE-4T-Teiy modern open
p Ezms gnl while in0st.lv played
las -aIr-r ii-s--ed Win thrilling
pr HZssas E1u sweeping runs.
g --Ias AID again brought the
zEza-s q Cr-rsoa and Blue adher-
z ;her Eesl as though the &C.
RS q Tie vass bswl were being
rl11e4 ~ 4 system of wires
q 80 @ssa L puppet shows.
e as;tst II Y4le- white NOT unex-
r. 'tek . lUSI unuslaz turn. due
q -lEsba 5II savzEe defense of
Is wtIo. [sC-8E & fare rnure m
na-uzl machine -efussa u be
" ne s-GdiF1a 5uegsraaat af
'a'a Hurting their bodies II
IL CRIMSON charges or leap
-sa'.- aI'ag-ag and sqni--ntng run
- E2is p.E2-zrs bat-sed so saw
- although The Cambridge
'-se,1l -.In=s 3r1ve the Ills hack
= si-stllw - -l,elr Gun gusAl posts.
s21a5v-E E4E Beyond f3le physical
q "a 1--rsan eleven led by
aa ay-wes1
= 'cisls harvard .all back upon
IA ~ azld snai ana three tz1nes
aie ms ao5tea TIE haZI be-
IL 1Tr1 EsJs while Yale. defeat
! aa' aiss--ac+-d. lsft the -ie8d wstEa
'4'1;lAe2Un 31 .aviuE partially
ar Is e--ralesi raval IN a triumph
'as -,--sl14c+.s sucn a 4o,eyune
--l-' -t.s1 Harvard cohorts were
- ea0k e -slrs.+ "a one be1ara Tire
F3,t tsv ts.EF,w.
q -t@lIs showed stronger DE-
lAi zltaos zad taas var uzrrsc-
lo-'c1Si9- II me case of Yale
-'f--'t,, LAD ass inflated -.
= iS s'--2cFton deIAst ana fol
--F "a VIZ commemorative zest-
Al -n4a4 -ez souRlsIY easy To
-''si'1 ;s:NaHa .tle @5-yard lines
,Iir striking Distance uf a
Ill T~-e line zna serl.nG-
fr9s3 ara held their
"a i'.'s . ~znD.i gains winch
s,'-'ra @-.1.rE The Blue. how
-gFelu3 ANYTHING IN me
f;7-r@ zItack anu almost
53t;r=s- end rams and
z-as-'-n sea and held To a
smsi E1ns
s;s,.se-~ f.s5rn a tecta,,ss.
asr-'sr8 ou.-7iaved Yale
-'sr--eaiRr rs a texan.
sTs4---i e%flsr-s ag me II;
- -a.z .aazn advantage 70
@lt FAD me Blue
'var gpau a wsder ard
-'as.ls L passshle saar
atse srrsr@-s n some form
N.fTI''r DAYS Of the home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
SATURDAY. Foot bail Results

Harvard = Yale O.
Dartmouth. Ia Brown O.
Marietta 3 Boston College 3
Williams. :; Amherst IL
LehiEtl. :: Lafayette g.
y. f STATE. o. Holy Grass. g.
Miss -Aggaes. y, Tufts. a.
Hamilton. 5 Union. =
Colgate. o. Syracuse -.
Pennsylvania - Columbia. :.
Springfield. :, Detroit S.
Carnegie Teen. E. Washington ana
Jefferson. "a
Lebanon valley 50; Janioro Col
lsge. q
Indiana -. Purdue =
Johns Hopkins. 80 Western Mary
lana, a.
MINI sota q Michigan. g.
Illinois a. Chic. :
Wisconsin. 3 Chicago g.
Stevens. 81 New York University
IA.
University OF Rochester. 26: Clark
son. :
sSe.tre am &c, Northwestern. 7
Pennsylvania Freshmen s. t1arnell
( Freshmen
Swar .nrnola IS Havoc f-,rd, g
West T7-- mia % Eel7f n. a.
Centre Cslle-A. Is. Y .rassn.s Poly. g.
Washington and Lie. =. George
town. =
University of AlRoazna- 81. Cn1ref-
shy at Georgia u
Iowa IL Anes. ii
Nebraska IS, Michigan AEgaRs. :.
Penn Military College 81. Washing
ton College T.
TfIlanova. IL Catholic Univ.
Montana. = Idaho. ea
Oregon. q: Oregon AEg5es. 8
Stanford. a. California IS.
Utah. o. wypmiaE- q
aar~ta11sE 19- North Dakota. &
FaT-rhaa,t 70. Nuhienburw a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

Eign graduate and Springfield 7. II
G A.. transfer made 0ne of me three
tuucfduw-7s on a plunge through CEN
tGzr and broke through EEle Freshmen
defense for 6a-s's4r'd run for a touch
down. Whitman. rangsy bur rather
sIended fIslback. played n hard fight
ing game fcsr the vscIors. both on the
offsnse and defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

Amherst Mass Nov- 2al-AEai1erst
defeated Williams today. Il Ia :. All
the scoring being done N the last
period Williams scored when Bsyn-
ION ran through the l5as for touch
down link made two fouchdewas
for Amherst after intercepted for
ward passes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

Yo1 1oo4nf keep On FEELING dis
t-esDed AFTER eating. nor be3chtnE. nor
experiencing nausea bet =r@ssr meals
Hoods SarsHpag-gla cures dyspepsia
lii strengthens the stomach ard
either digestive organs for fSss praDer
performances OF chssr functions. Tax,
Hood A-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
Deering High Loses
To Hayerhill Eleven. III

zarartilI- Mass. Nor ea-sRag
Bill Hooper with his 1-5 pounds Of
velocity earned his war in1n fhe
Eeer@ng EEgs, Hall Of Fame this al
ternoon when he made the most
thrilling play af the game q "a yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

China is The land Of secret societies
They are numbered by the score, and
their members by millions. MANY of
them have strange names. such as
The White Lilies The Red Door
and The One-Psece Incense
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
Carefully Every Ad That Interests You Meet Those Advertisers At Once
More Than Ever

m these times Augusta folks read and use Jour
nal classified ads. In these columns you VIII find
listed every day the wants and the offers of re-
liable people who have learned that the thrifty
way to buy and to sell is the Journal Want AID
Way.
Telephone your ad for tomorrow's Journal
Call LIS and ask for Journal Want AID Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22

memorandum was received n the
Good VIII affice te the effect that the
skin came 10 50 cents; thai the ex-
press On IT was ~ cents. that the
Good VIII Homo Association thus owed
the dealer eight cents n addition N
giving him the calf skin but the dealer
was generous enough To state that he
would call il square" A rear ago
a similar skin vas worth from S. 10
50 The following question fRs arisen
in the Good VIII Office. II q calf skin
sells for 80 cents how muca should
a PAIR Of SHOES cEist when made from
ti1Rz skin" The answer win be gladly
received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-22
SCHOOL GAMES

..pIrsansi Eigh, 1S Bangor, a
F8aze-a1li Eslzh. a. Beerang Esgh.
ssyutt, Portland - westhrooa
EEgz- .
Nor1e E1sai. : Rock3anG High. c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen. No. $50.

AVI E1bx nVAUEA 10 NV1AVAs
Gen. No. $50.
Notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the board Of
local improvements Of the city Of
Rock Island, ILL.,, has filed in the
county court OF Rock Island coun-
ty, a certificate of the cost Of the
Improvement entitled in said court
I'm Re Petition of the City of Rock
Island, Illinois, to assess the cost
Of the construction of a Waterman
on Thirty-ninth street from Eigh-
teenth avenue to q point 800 feet
south Of Eighteenth avenue" and
said Certificate also shows the
court costs, the amount Of accrued
interest and the total amount Of
said assessment. and said certificate
also states that the said improve
ment conforms substantially to the
requirements of the original ordi-
nance for the construction OF the
same as required BY law, and that
final hearing on said certificate will
be had on the 18th day Of November,
A D. 1920, at the hour Of . o'clock
a. m. or as soon thereafter al tho
business Of the court will permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
jections in said court before said
day and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,. this
18th day Of October. A. ID. 1920.
H. M. SCHRIVER,
M. T. RUDGREN,
FRANK WICH,
JOHN MURRIN,
VIM. FITZSIMMONS,
Board of Local improvements Of
the City Of Rock sIland, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
ENROLL - WOMEN.

Champaign, Ill.-Ninety-six wonl-
en- are enrolled in the department
OF architecture Of the University Of
Illinois and two in the department
Of mechanical engineering. Up to
September Of the present year
there have been nine women grad
yates in architecture from the state
institution.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
ACT ON PRICES.

Easton, Ill.-Resolutions against
lowering of prices on agricultural
products to a point far below cost
Of production, which condition ex-
lists at the present time on some
farm products" were passed here
by the Mason County Bankers as
ISOLATION.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
DIR. W. o. COFFEE

Practice limited TO eye. ear, moss and
throat diseases. straightens croeo-eyes,
removes adenoids. Treats deafness.
loss of hearing. head noises. catafFh.
tonsils and most eye diseases BY . non-
surgical method. He 10 in his Davenport
ofaces in the FiFst National Bank Bldg.
corner of SECOND and Main streets on Sat-
urday. NouAy. Tuesday IRON 8 .. m. to
$3.50 .. N. Phone Dav. 73l4.-(Ady.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
NANTED-SALESNEN.

FoCB YOUNG MEN. NO EXPERIENCE
required. 500 TO start. Chance for big
money. Apply NJ. CLAYTON, Hotel WSd-
doll. 1891 Second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15
MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
Jugs msds. Jigg and Fixture designing
specially. Ideas developed. Y. H.
fichaeiss. Mech. Consitg. Eng. associated
With w. N. Haskell. Patent Attofnsv.
COS. SO Best Bldg. Phone 2. ]. 7o6.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-15

Il lGp16U - Ncs.D. =.
11oefx q. I. Las
r1nGg DIRECTOR1.
- MEN ATTENTION!
~ 40. AMERICAN LEGION.
~ - The first TuesdAy OF
: ! !: !: ! :
- eaeh month n the Amen.
IL csn Legion Hall. Third
sveuue and Si4teenth
q areet. All ex-service men
vslcous. Dan K. Brennan.
eommander: D. B. Ber-
Quist. adjutant.
MASONIC.
-. 80, Eshteenta strsst nd
$3.50 rESIiN0 o. THO LODGE
Ne. 81, A. J. + A. n. va1
AA b hsld On ths inst Thurs
" da, Of sach month ~ 7:So
u n Charles r. Eidyed
n, H.: RN .. &ooeack'
SsSsi foe work on N. M. degree, Bat
~ Nov. IL n l p. m,
k..nd mast masters night. Nov. 10.
49, $50. n. II. Degree at p. n.
An ano44o 10. 81. u. o. v. p. !. Z
~ ~ -sssssd nssanss es'o
! ! :: ::
A( % ,hs ass Wednesday
Of esch mouth. Visit
Ing prophets veloons.
II, ". johnson. sAAkAarch.
Frank L. fsttArson. 49,
'sssg.
4. A. n.
N WAITED CoNvoCAT1oN o. ~n
1890 lsland Chapter No. 1s. \. a.
u. viu b hsld On ne nfss
Tuesday Of esoA month q
7;a0 >. q. / J. kooestA
~ I1.P.: E. n. Ash. secretary.
s..rL Ceayecation Nov. l6, 1920. at
\ fNo 5. =. Royal Arch Degree.
n poCx Inland LODGE NO.
SSs. 4 =. 3 A. A.-Ststed
~ Dmssting first Friday Of esch
meath. QUO PTlessss. ". n:
II. T. Bolimaa. secresary.
nNl0RIH TkhRIAk
m S1ATRD cONCLAvE OF RoCH
IsIand UouamAnd,fy No. III,
,SA Knights 1elAp4ss viii 10 nelo
1<f ~ ssvoad AonlAy Of esch
neoth. G. 4. HAugren. com
oandep: ]. 1. Hickey. recorcae.
Rtneli0 dgslis nrss aud snAso
ma HAND ClzAPTE1 NO. 200,
ts1e EassAsn StH-kegular meetings
auni kefassday Of eAen month. VS.
~ 0taEs velcoms. Nru. Jessae 8. Lin
VI ". H.. Man =. kreiA secretary
NeodN evening. Nov. Is, Z. l. ofhcef1
nw initistory work in Aolne. AL
a1abers OF ~ order inviIeo.
1p0 Inland COUNCIL NO. 20. 3. . 8
tC2hD stated assemblies Of Rock r.
~ oeunA No. ~. Z. 3 =. ~ viii
b hold - IN third Wednesday OF each
nsats. G. ". ThacAes. l. NJ: .. y.
Udsesaadl ssoeCdas.
val LnoaB no. eos. !. o. o. ,,
1ssls svssy Thurstiay evening
q olA Ysllovs' tenpls q
49, reafth avsaSe. between Sew
Atssnth end kighleen,ee streets
U. =. Leonard, n g.. Wa1te'
LosAnd y. s. First ThursaAJ
\ y - nantk tniiAtogy oegree. 0fB,
esslA - third dagzss ths io.sOvlns
l. O. O. II.
x0CA ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
~ nights mt and third Mondays
1Asas hall, l7l6 1-3 Second avenue. q
-: =. Dictator Hayes Aonett: Sec;l
". Z. OeyiA.
y. O. u.
-! Inland AxRIE no. o66, FRA~ER
ooee Of 1asies.--Reguiar msetangl
- third TSssday OF each mouS,
- hama. Fourth avenue an
soc'k1 azuss. Frank WITCH, VI. +,
ea asosesnt secretary.
.'AATTEN-IoH MKS
" 3ock Island LodGa.
1s. ESQ. B. p. o. 4
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HeeaAgs Azss snd thir,
7 Aoadays Of eaen month
DAN Z. BRENNAN. -
Exalted RulR.
\ G. y. Aaacsua, seeFssary
Club 7 oms: IFS 18th .,
Visiting hrothscs always
49, VQAcpma,
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G. l. Z
80 BUyoRD POST 243. q. A. 4
Meets regularly % sscuu'
nd fourth Friday aftas
nooas Of each moath at :
eaock IN AsMoriA hall il
~ court houss. @. q
cawch. comnander: Il 6
First adtutana
o. q v. Y.
ooN EAT CAMP Ia
b - q. :. v. Y. (
Ases On the hrst ed thiix
1Aufsdays Of each mont. At
.. N. at Memorial ball. =. :
saa Embursh. commander; 1
I. Utseringtoo. adjutaut.
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UPHOLSTERING.

FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf.
| ing. Estimates gladly furnished. Call
3. I. 3674. T. G. Eklund 1925 Twenty.
NTH styeeg.
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ArTORaEYS

PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS
CONNOLLY . WAIKIKI ~. q. CON.
nelly I'D ". u. WalkaTj-Lswysse.
6eusral lsw. chancey and probate prse.
ueA Reopls's NanoaA Rsnx building.
Rock Island
WAIkER 3 SWEENEY - ATTO4kAAe
and oounsslorp = law. 4onGv to ioaa
q resI estate. R0ome 20o-212 Ceat1A
1rust buil ing
EDW. L. EAGLJs-kANYER. 0ENkkAL
lsW. cAnncsRy md probate pssctics
+ O@oe m court house. Back iAla0G
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CARD OF THANKS.

I wish in this way to thank the MEM
bers of Rock Island Post of American Le-
gion and neighbors and friends for their
kind assistance and sympathy, and for
the many beautiful floral offerings in the
recent illness and death of my husband.
Clyde Ellis.
MRS, CLYDE ELLIS
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.. O. n
~. MAHD AxRIE no. o56, FRA~ER
osoe Of 1aSiss.--Regular msetapgs
~ third TSsslAy OF each mourn
- hama. Fourth avenue an
eoC' M alsuss. Frank WITCH. VI. r.:
sea afetesat secretary.
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LOST: FRIDAY. NOV. S. NEW LEATH-
er mitts, near Young Z AcComb en-
trance. Please retur INTO, blind man on
Second avenue or Argus Office.
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FOR SALE-FARN LANDS

-FOUR ACRES OF LAND. B. I. 1913
rings. Twenty fourth street and Twenty
3 first avenue
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l. o. O. II.
soCA ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
~ nights mt and third Mondays,
1Asas hall, l7l6 1-3 Second avenue. at
-: n Dictator Hayes Aoi1ett: Secy
". 3. Dawn.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB MEMS
old suits. coats pants. Tel. b. L ISL.
FORD SEDAN MUST BE 1870 MODEL
and priced right. 3. l. 3a74L.
etoyeo; highest pstces paid, Kesl9 Dng
coupany. 2116 Fourth svenne. Roe8
Island
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val L0oa1 10. eos. /. o. o. ,.
1ssls svaU Thursday evening
q Oh YalloWs' tenpls On
s teaRth ayeaue, between Sew.
sAtssuth end kighleen.e streets.
U. =. Leonard, n g.. Waiter
L0sAnd. u. S. First Churs,iAy
u so4 nautk tnitist0sy oesTee. 0Ess
aeld - third degree lhs t0.iOYng
TAlsDdag.
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ABSTRACTS OF fITLR.

OF TITLE Prepared Oh
couttnued to dats covering any real a.
tate In Ae county. Prompt and accurats
0esvice at ressouable rata. Rock l.
land Title . Abstract ComSany: ". ].
Swssoey. SECRETARY. 2o0-213 Centssl
Trust 3 Sapfngs Bank buildng.