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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
SPECS ROUTED?

The ticket specializing expose, as
divulged yesterday by The Argus,
seems to have been taken seriously
To heart by the alleged promoters.
Failure OF any one fan to report
such discrepancy was taken today
to indicate that the premeditatec
cleanup has been thwarted sue
eessfully.
However. the Independent man
agement will be on the lookout for
any such infraction of the Rock Is
land civil code and. with the law
at Its back, the club will be in read
siness to prosecute any persons
whom they detect in the act Of ex-
torting more than the standard adj
mission fees from the public.
Tri-city fans are still warned not
to patronize spectators who might
have eluded detection and who
might be plying their pernicious
trade from under cover. 1t should
he borne In mind that all tickets
discovered sold from these sources
will be revoked at the gate and the
holders barred from the grounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
DoucLAS PARK
N SHAPE
FOR BIG CAME
BY BRUCE COPELAND.

Everybody with the price OF ad-
mission for Sundays epic football
encounter between the Rock Island
Independents and the Staleys Of
Decatur will be seated comfortably
within the park. unless they prefer
standing room. Manager Flanagan
announced this morning.
This will mean the erection OF
additional bleAchers and putting 500
heh chairs 1t such points along
the sidelines that will not obstruct
the clear view Of the field Of play
for private box holders. In this
way. It IL hoped that fully 5000
fans may be accommodated. leav-
ing standing room about the park
for approximately 1000 and. maybe,
1000 others.
These plans were suggested by
tho extent OF the advance ticket
sale. which bids fair to eclipse all
other such sales for tri-city SPORT
ing event. Being in the spotlight
of professions football fame, Rock
Island will be the mecca for huni
dreds OF out OF town fans Sunday.
many Of whom have been saving
their pennies" to attend the big
p1aasic
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team CONDITION

1t is almost certain that neither
RUDE Ursella. Duey Lyle nor Wal
ter Buland will start against the
S;aleys. Ursella will take no
chances Of being put out OF the
game for the rest OF the season by
additional injuries to those since
incurred; neither will Lyle nor Blu
land. Lyle's injured ankle from
last weeks game is still far from
we'll. Buland's leg injury still
pains considerably under pressure
o; charging.
Thus, it Is believed that Fred
Denfield, past years all-American
guard under Gil Dobie al the United
States naval academy. will start the
game at right tackle. with Eddie
Healey, the former Dartmouth star,
and Freeman Fitzgerald Of Notre
Dame starting as guards. 1t will
be gratifying to the fans to heat
that Harry Gunderson will start the
game at his old center post against
the ever-menacing Trafton, former
No:re Dame luminary, now with the
Staleys.
Oke Smit,, Of Drake and Bob Mar
shall. the Minnesota veteran of al
most two decades. will start at ends.
Sid Nichols. the former Illini fash.
will direct the scoring machine at
quarterback. The starting half
backs will. to all indications, be
Fred Chicken. the battering Mime
sotan. and Eddie Novak. whose OFF,
tackle dashes are the talk of mid
west football Arnold Wyman, the
passing fiend, will likely start at
fullback.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

Commercial taste these days IS
nothing but refined. One e1terpfis-
ing advertiser is now speaking Of it
as "netherwear" And the adver-
tisemcnts never refer to figures be-
ing fiat" or stout" "Of somewhat
generous outline" is the genteel
way OF putting it.
The peak OF courage Is touched.
according to the Jazz way of think
ing, by young women who allow
themselves to be photographed in
the postures and habiliments OF the
central figures Of famous paintings.
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AueIE TO FACE !
FAST OPPONENT
IN CORNELL II.
Peterson and Cornell Out Of Lineup
on. Eve Of MT. Vernon Game;
Angles Foes Tied Knox.

Coach Swedburg has been put
ting his huskies through some stiff
practice for, tomorrow, when the
Swedes will journey to Mt. Yer:
non, Iowa, to meet the strong Cor
nell aggregation. Cornell. it Aill
be remembered. handed Augie a
defeat last year, 10 to. 0, and Augie
is going to Mt. Vernon to turn the
tables this year.
Rog Peterson. fullback. wrench
ed his ankle again in last nights
practice and will be on the side
lines in the Cornell game; and the
Cornell guard and tackle will be
unable to participate. With the ex-
ception of these two men, however,
Augustana will start the game with
all the regulars in the lineup and
it will be a streak of bad luck II
Cornell hands the Swedes q second
defeat.
Taking No Chances.
Coach Swedburg is taking no
chances on the boys not being in
the pink of condition Saturday and
if practice has anything at all to
do with rounding football men into
trim this squad should be fit when
it steps out on the field at Cornell
Saturday afternoon. Swedburg has
been drilling his men in signal
practice, running down punts, as
we'll as giving them scrimmage, all
in one nights practice.
Duffin. quarterback, has been
punting the pigskin on an average
of IS and 60 yards. Duffin is one
of the best punters in the confer
ence and can be relied upon to keep
the Comedians out of striking dis
lance by his superb punting.
Cornell also has a kicker of some
reputation in kspler, star guard.
1t was through his long punts that
Augustana was defeated last year,
but with Duffin at the helm this
year, in addition to his punting,
Cornell will have to divert to some
other tactics than punting if they
expect to win Saturdays fracas.
Kicker Must Be Fast.
Those who saw last Saturdays
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lk7ODA T1ONFOR1O, 600 ASSURE

game / with Monmouth will agree
that Kepler will have to be re-
markedly fast to get his punts OF
before the Augie warriors are on
him.
Clarke, Monmouth's main punter.
is also reputed to be good kicker,
but he made only one good kick in
the entire game. and this can be
explained by the fact that Angles
line was in on him before he could
even collect his thoughts, let alone
getting q good punt OF.
The addition Of the regular men
in the line also makes Augustana's
chances of being the victor very
bright.
O'Neil. last years all-state tackle.
is back IN school at Mt. Vernon and
will play in the Augustana game.
O'Niel's return puts lot Of conf
dence in the Comedians, as 1t was
thought that he would not be able
to return to school this season.
ONiel will not be used at his reg
ular position. however. but will be
shifted to right half. He is one
of Cornell's fastest men and is re-
lied upon to gain a lot OF ground
for his team.
Cornell, too, realizes that this
game is going to be one Of the hard
est of the season and have been
having long practices every night
Cornell has met some stiff COM
petition this year. having played
Iowa university early in the season,
and held Knox to a tie, o to 0.
Augustana will have to play real
football to get the upper hand, but
that is the intention and there will
be a bunch Of sorely disappointed
Swedes If they fail to win.
The probable lineup for the two
-.
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J. DEMPSEYI1
CARPENTER
SIGN up 1Ql
Frsnohnan's Maaaeer ~
Eveat After Satisiasl., h
adjustment Of Ter

New York. Nov. s.-(b, n
-Press.)-Jack Dempsey a. q.
Carpenter will sign ~,
this afternoon at 3 o'c,c.S
for the. worlds heavyvsiss :
pionship. according TO ~
Descamps. the Frenchma,.
ger. -.l-
It will be q ceremony !.
like the signings Of old !. y. \
laws will permit. The tl,s /
motors, Tex Richard. cl.s
Cochrane and William 4 IS.
the two boxers and their ~, =
and a flock Of scribes ana ~.
raphers will be thsra
Gold-pointed pens win 4. III
the public enactment a
private ceremony that toos \
. week ago. Descamps M
today that the articles a i.
ment were signed last well
ceremonies Of today are h, !
6res and publicity only.
Just as had been eypect.A
promoters will announce th.3I
expected obstacles have n.y.,
Havana and that the n,
rounds to a decision, win h 3
In New York either on ~.
day or Independence day. ~
ing to Descamps.
The boxers end Of tho MN /,
mains the same as was n,ns
the earlier negotiations, D.
gets 100000 and Oarpeptier r
900. Each gets Is per cent q I
motion picture rights.
Carpenter and Descamps m,
morrow for France. They vilI'
turn after the promoter n,
them OF the date and plsoe Of !
bout. The agreement requirsii
to be in the United States q 4
before the meeting.
Descamps was elated today.
"I'm glad to show the Ameio
that Carpenter was sincere Il
he came over here to get 4 i
with Champion Dempsey" be 4
I'VE were so pleased with (
treatment here that We were Z
too glad to have the bout q
in this country"
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SUNFLOWER ENSILAGE.

Urbana, Ill.-Experiments to de-
termine the value of sunfiower en-
silage as a ration comparable to
corn ensilage are being made at
the University of Illinois by DR..
Oliver r. Overman, assistant pro-
fessor of dairy chemistry, and c.
S. Rhode Of the extension depart
ment. The research includes a
tabulation of the cost, possibility of
crop failure, and quantity and quail
ity OF milk produced as compared
to the figures for corn feeds.
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lrst class major diversion in the

first class major diversion in thu
larxer cities.
This means that in . short time
there will be professional teams
governed largely after the fashion
Of major league baseball. in which
the utmost attention will be de
voted to first class advertisement.
This fact, or r.ther proph-
ecy, Is easily discefnible in tho
fortunes Of tho Rock Island In.
dependents. Sundays game
with the Sta,eys promises to be
q record. breaker both In class
and attendance. In all prob
ability the game will draw moro
than 5000 fans from the Hi.
cities and nearby towns.
This sudden. flop to profes.
si0nal might be attributed to
the Inflated noforiety imposed
upon baseball by the recent
gambling scandal: sport fans,
realizing beyond doubt that the
high spirit that keeps football
teams on their toes Ii too ex.
hilerSting and too noble to per.
init the blight Of contamination
such as besmeared the good
name Of baseball.
Still. the more logical reason
for the sudden and camor0us
demand for high class profes.
sional football might be traced
to the ever increasing hunger
for all.yeaF sporting events,
something that Il Unsuitable to
the youth Of today and the gen.
Grafton Immediately higher up.
In another year or two there
should be Hooper cent increase in
the number of professional teams in
all parts Of the country. Rock Is.
lands fame has travelled far in this
respect. Many cities, two, three
and four times the population Of
Rock Island, are inquiring from
time to time about the advisability
and methods Of conducting first
class pro team like the Independ.
ents.
PROFESSIONALLY, professional foot.
ball is Rock Islands greatest
booster; and the game now is only
in its embryonic stage.
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Jerry may PLAY

Jay Mansfield has shown his old
charging form in this weeks work.
outs and, barring the unforeseen. he
will be in readiness to 60 in at any
time Of the game and play accord
ing to form In his old position be-
hind the line Jay. however. still
finds It difficult to run plays to the
left. A. that side troubles his in
jured knee.
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REVISED VERSION,
THE saddest words Of tongue 4

pom
Are not what you're Inclined to
think,
But r1ther. take It from most men,
20 II I only had . drink
MANS inhumanity to man makes
countless millions mourn" Espe-
cially after reading about some OF
the methods whereby a political
party endeavors to cop . national
election.
Looks as il Jimmy Yox slipped
and tumbled on all those slush
charges OF his.
Cox failed a. a pinch hitter for
the Democrats with = l4-point lead
to overcome. IA!
.Wc see scads Of prediction
smiles. election smiles and after
election smiles on the map Of the
lucky bird. After all. an election is
quite funny thing.
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GUNTHER COIN COLLECTOR.

ChicagO-A collection Of rare
coins belonging to the late Charles
F. Gunther Of Chicago has been
put on exhibition at the Chicago
Historical society. Coins from an
Gent Syracuse. Corinth, Sicily,
Egypt and Rome. dating back to
500 years B. c., are included in the
collection. as we'll as old paper
money used in China at the time
when that nation was a leader in
culture.
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he Sp cope
BY Bruce Copeland.

kn~t ~~~R~- -
80 - ~. n,"
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IL senos Asa = suegea1hg
frsr.sea v.Se - .rs..,s 80
rar4 -. "a ~. -. rH "a.
=. - - =. nI n,
49, .sss..se-xees IN, es
sctts. 70 r.. $3.50 =. ~. -
sshse-. ~ Sose 49, ~
ar.i.c vi. -. 81 -. ttr
prsr. ~. ~ M.-s w.
n.~..,. ~ ~
yNs A - Cocanon ~,
a tha cths. .c.Ses u -.
coIieS :" a. -. C.,.-h.".s
ant ~ the .sco,1 .,s.. ;.to The
first Colnmhis Lar" A. piII
Mcrely Harold weets We4,sn-
thin. ToD Thorn St.n.isrd
Van Hovenhur0h. ana othe-s -
sffl dear tn fka oI1 Mcrriro.
side cr-A Int n ~. Is-ae-
.hsa,s. e fnc4h.u C.Iw.hto
one Of the worlds largest unj.
vofsiuos, mas found 1t difficult
I0 "e "n" INC "iu'sim0
pu"0'''
ONeilrs material has been fairly
good, but snotty, and he has been
compelled to rebuild from the
ground W. HIS team has displayed
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Sporting JAZZ:
d HUGE COPELAND.
SONG or THE BnLA

y =
Wiz fsreheal wrinhlel IN
theaght,
Meats . Arep.llgit swafhe4
In PINK.
A woman - q . Ch1ppealals
desk
Plying her - and ink.
Cash--oash-cash
Far stepping the pace that
Kills,
With regrets for being 20
foolishly rash,
She sang the sSong Of the
Bills
sBills-bills-biIls
For cabs and Ice and boose3
And bills-bills-bills
For things that I'll never
use.
It's: 0 to be . kitchen.maid
Like Mamie down below,
And know that ny bed and
hoard are paid
With somebody eises Dough-
sBi.ls-bills-bills!
Till the brain begins to rock;
Bills-bills-bills!
l despise that velvet frOck!
Five dollars for that measley
hunFh
I OF small chrysanthemhms!
They've charged me twice for
Tuesdays lunch;
] cannot do these sums!
90 men with sweethearts dear!
. men with mothers, wives!
/ wonder how you get along
And lead straight, honest
liyesl
BillS-biIls-btlls!
Just look 1t that frightful
heap!
o why ere the things I want SO
dear,
And the things 1 don't, SO
cheapl
20 but for one short month
OF respite. however brief,
From all these awful credi.
tors
Who cause me endless grief!
Then I'd catch nm and tread
/ Econ0my's narrow ways.
But I'll probably be until I'm
The woman who pays-and
pays!7
An optimist is a geek who be
lieves he can remove the sting G
bills by knocking off the 3D."
Every Tom, Dick and Harr
might leave You In the lurch, BIZ
amt it funny how the Bills site
ar0undl
A great financial crash VIZ
averted I'D other day when yo
paid a bill, or at least you mig
have thought so.
1t sure lbeatshel how all the
tradesmen send you q bill and e
pect you to pay 1t. too.
One would almost hate to
nicknamed Bill, these bill Obi To-
Gays.
No wonder bills are so loath
some. BY the time you get arou1
TO pay one, the thing you bong
has become q dead horse.
Bills are also at a great soci
disadvantage. They make very pc
friends unless you take them up
once.
A man divorced his wife the OF
er day for having received SO ma
Bills during his absence.
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PRICE: 20 PER CENT OFF.
TINE ago when you shOpped
For soma raim eut and efnnnoI

For some raiment and stopped
To stare like . HindOO
At clothes In . window,
You could tell what amount
Ut your cash would suffice
To buy the suit, pron.O;
A tag was pinned onto
The sleeves or the collars,
Showing how many dollars
You'd have TO invest
For = suft Of that price.
TODAY. what . pity,
In tlnk.town and city
The priee.tag Of yore
Isn't used any more,
But there in its place
A misleading Label
Shows not what 10 cough,
But that 80 per- or
Is the latest reduction:
And 40 the deduction
That 80 per- of"
Is only . fable.
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Gown. balance on easy payments.
HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS, MODERN. AND
garage. Thirty nrst street and Thur.
teentn avenue. Good investment
kightroom modern house, can be
made into two 4-room fats.
Seven-room modern house. 1921
Ninth-and-a- half street. Terms.
$4,eOO buys a 4-room modern house
Hot water heat. Terms.
Five-room modern house, Fortieth
street and Seventh avenue Terms.
~ 1000 buys a 6-room strictly modern
house Fifteenth street and Ninth avenue
Five-room modern house, paved street.
Snap buy on terms. 1918 Thirty tn
street East front. Big level lot.
Terms.
$500 buys 4-room. semi -modern
mouse. Ciose in. Paved streets. Terms.
New Groom modern house. Just COM
p!eted. ll17 Nineteenth and-a-half ave-
nue..
ffve-room bungalow. built two years.
Hill location. Good buy.
strictly modern broom modern bun
galow. 1929 Thirty sixth street. I'm
mediate possession. Be sure and see VI
before you invest in property.
McINNIS BROS.
42O-421 Safety Bldg Phone B. !. 1879
Evenings r. l. 34J1
HOMES! HOMES! HOMES
Here are few bargains:
$1,000 buys al S-room on Eighth
street.
s3.sOo buys an s-room. modern. con-
venlent to school.
$4,000 buys Groom. modern. good
location.
$500 buys 6-room. modern, fine
street.
$500 buys an 1i-room. modern,
close in.
so.ovu buys a double. modern. eight
rooms each.
$500 buys new Groom fine bunga
low.
$4,000 buys one Of the best on besl
street.
]. ". STEWART.
Safety Building.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE
thanks and gratitude to our many friends
and neighbors. who SO kindly assisted
during the illness and death of our be-
loved brother and father. Especially
do We wish to thank the singers and
all who sent the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. J. Kali, Mrs. T. A. Duianey and
DAUGHTER
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED OR
continued to date covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
eervice at re2sonable rates. Rock Is
Land Title & Abstract Company. ". J.
Sweeney. secretary. s06-212 Central
Trust L Savings Bank building.
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sUPEILUOUs HAIR.

srJpERFLuOUS HAIR NoLES. WARTS
on face and arms. permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Aiss a.
Y. KittredSe. l Afyye flao. na0
street. Davenport. Phnna Oar. e0z
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YANTED-SALESMEN

statesmen TO SELL OUR ONE-PIECE
hog troughs direct to farmers. Will
give county rights. Good money maker.
Address Box 372. Monmouth. Illinois.
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classified ADVERTISEMENTS I
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

SIx-RoOM MODERN HOUSE. $50 SEW.
entoenth street. Price N,700. $1,000
down. balance on easy payments.
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WALKER 4 SWEENEY - Al NEYS
aud counselors = Law. Nod loan
On real estate. Rooms 209- sntral
trust building.
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HEMSTITCHHOP
hemstitchins. pieatins. pms. 1000
Fourth avenue.
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POOL HALL AND SOFT DRINK PARLOR
In Davenport. Flat B. 5l4 Brady street
Call Day. 6o62-A.
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p. o. =
ROCK ISLAND AERlE NO. o60. TRATE0s
nal Order Of EAgies-RnGuiAf meosaneo
first and third Tuesday OF each noah
u Eagles homa. Fourth avenue an1
Twenty. first street. Frank WAQA W, p
Joseph Grotegul oec1psAxy.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
40 ACRES IN JACKSON COUNTY. ALA
bama. Inquire 6l3 Thirty-eighth street.
800 ACRES LAND AND SIX DWELLINGS.
Phone E. /. 1883.
Villas COUNTY WANTS YOU. COME
Fine farming lands. neighbour. rosds.
Iakea. essy to clear, timber for build
ings; SIS to $50 an acre: 81 per acre
down; no payment for three years when
you move on. Lake Land Co. Conoves.
Wisconsin.
FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS. SOIL.
climate, crops. immigration Bureau.
Wisconsin Dept. Of Agriculture, Capitol
IS, n adison. Wis.
LEFT Us HELP YOU TO SELECT A FARM
in Price county. the center OF the clover.
dairy and potato belt OF upper "iscon,
sin. Write for the oficial soil map and
booklet TO The County AGRICULTURAL
Agent Phillips. Wisconsin.
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EDW. L. EAGLE-kAWYER. kAL
Law, chN,ceTy and probsse ctics-
Vn,cs IN coust house. Rock u
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WALL PAPER CLING.
Why dread the work oAsninS your
wall paper when you cASve It done
REASONABLE BY expert cieS.
Phone B. l. 4
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wANTED-MALR HELP.

THEE BOAT CARPENTERS AND EIGHT
Smmon laborers at u S. boaiyxrd
ni,an' III Wages. boat Carpenters, IL
800; common iaborers. $3.50 to 81.
Apply at boatyard.
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CCAL LODGE NO. eos. I. o. =. ,.
Meets every Thufsday evaaaae
q Odd Fellows tempis %
Fourth avenue. betwGao osVs
enteenth and Eashieenth oksuess.
IEA0fA George r. Inch. n. G.; WA.
Ter Losaad. T. 8. Fra
Thursday Of month, initiatoey
degree. FIRST. second and laird deSTso ~
following ThursdAy.
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FAKSTCLAss house M Desires
house c.eaning. Phone R$l17.
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!, ATTENTION ELKSi
Rock Island Lodeo,
No. $50. B. r. o. =.
Noetings frvt and third
Mondays OF each mouth.
DAN K. BRENNAN.
EAted Ruler.
c. N. Isaacsoa. Secretary.
Visiting brothers always
welcome.
Club Rooms: lis 18th st.
4 OF y.
CAMP. NO. 316.
tefass.-Aeets on second
Tues1Av eYenin4y Of each
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROYAL POOL HALL FOR SALE. IN
Quire 1895 Second avenue.
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WINDOW SHADES: CALL B. l3 FOB
window shades "f all kindfe also
reverse aud clean old sh4 l. L
ShaQe Co., 1917 Ia Secono Ne.
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BUTO1D POST zAA q. A. 4
4eets REGULARLY - second
and fourth Friday aftsr.
moons Of each month q 3
O'Clock h Memorial hall II
u court houss. G. II.
Church. commandse; 4 O.
First adjutaaa