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The Washington times., 1921-04-04
CITIES SERVICE BANKERS
SHARES,

The twenty-sixth monthly distribu-
ton on Cities Service Company Bank
ers Shares, payable May 2 to Bankers
Shares of record April Is. will be 35
cents a Bankers Share. the same dis
tribution as made April 1.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
WANTS TO INVEST $500 SAFELY.

p. J. M-You favored me before
with good advice, so I am imposing
on your good nature again. / own a
81 400 Central PaciAc Arst refundinG
mortgage 4 per cent bond due 1s4s.
Do you consider this sound in
vestment? win. you please recon-
mend an absolutely sound invest
ment for about $500? Please name
four bonds.
Answer-New York Telephone gen.
eral AIS, Pennsylvania Railroad gem
eral 41a's, Southern Pacific refunding
As, and AtchisOn general As. we be-
lieve, may be accepted as meeting
your requirements.
Any of these bonds may be OBJ
tained for approximately $500. Your
Central PaciAc bond is high grade
Hold 1t.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
Miners Aqree to Waue Cut.

MOUNDSVILLE, w. Va, April A.
The 200 miners in the employ of Min
eral State Coal Company at PARIS
Run mine, by a vote of 10 to /, ac-
cepted a 10 per cent wage cut. They
are the first to accept a large cut In
the Ohio valley.
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REALLY GOOD BONDS.

r. D.-Kindly give me whatever
information you have regarding D
Northwestern Bell Telephone "a,
due 1841, and (2) Oregon short Line
Is. due 1929. / have been advised
to buy one each OF these bonds, also
(3) 10 shares each American Tele-
phone aad Telegraph and (D Beth
lehem Steel q per eeat DreferreA.
Answer-l) These bonds, $4,000
900. are due 1941. After July /, 1921,
they will constitute the company's
only funded debt and will then be Sc
cured by a first lien on all the com
pany's plant, except that in North Da-
kota, and represent only 40 per cent
of the property's book value. 1t 10 a
high-grade bond.
(2) There are S45,00O.00 Of these
bonds outstanding. They are amply
secured by valuable collateral and in
addition thereto are guaranteed, prin-
cipal and interest, by the Unien Pa
cinc Railway. They. were issued in
1906. 1t is a very high-class bond.
(3) The stock is favorably regarded.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04

Reductions of prices in other grades Of finished steel
will be in proportion. The reduction in wages will prob
ably amount to about 25 per cent and will be effected
through reduction in the present working hours to
eight houra-da basis
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A @BEsT SELLER NOT on
MARKET.

If John Shelton Williams should
write a book, II would become one of
the best sellers" IL he were to tell
all he learned about inside banking
on-goings. Cerqtain bankers are not
at all sure that the x-Comptroller
will not some day explode.
Keep your eye on the upheaval in
the British coal industry.
The government, after having made
a mess of things financially and tenn
porizing repeatedly with the miners,
has washed its hands of the whole
business. The men insist upon such
high pay that great many mines
would have to be closed il their de-
mands were granted.
Britain's prosperity Is so largely
based on her coal industry that any
paralysis of it will bring untold con-
sequences
FOR SOME ALL FOOLS COMES
OFTEN.
Every day is April Fools day for
a good many toyers with the stock
market.
To embrace the sales tax without
knowing more about il would be like
marrying "A woman at first sight 1t
looks very attractive, but to live
with 1t might prove a very different
matter.
We need tax reform, and need II
very badly. We still more badly
need reductions In expenditures that
call for taxes. That's where real re-
lief must be sought and found.
Bankers shake their heads and
warn us that no reductions in inter
est rates need be expected for a 10 1g.
long time. They may be right.
My own humble opinion is that they
are wrong, that the wish Is father
to the thought. 1t is much less inn
portant to pile up bank reserves
above so per cent than II is to do
everything possible to stimulate the
revival of business activity.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. April Spot cotton
was with fair inquiry today. with
prices easier. Sales 1000 bales.
American middlings. 1912: good
middlings. s.32; full middlings, 1882;
middlings, 6s7; low. 5.97: good ordi-
nary, 4.72; ordinary, 3.97.
Futures opened easy today.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
Investors Service

Timsw
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
ADVANCING
WASHNGTONS INTERESTS
Gary's Return May
See Steel Price Cut

reduction in prices accompanied by decrease in
wages the part of the United States Steel Corporation
is expected to be announced shortly after the return of
Eber H. Gary from his trip to the West within the next
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
Hughes to Open Big
World Trade Meeting

Ambassadors and ministers of than thirty nations
will confer world trade at the twenty annual con-
venon of the National Association Of Manufacturers to be
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
ROBERT DOLLARS OPINION.

Robert Dollar. the seventy eight
yesr-old business leader of the Pa
cino Coast. who II just about to
make one Of his many trips to China.
The Washington times., 1921-04-04

'pain, Sweden, Switzerland and Venezuela
Announcement of the purposes of the conference says
The Washington times., 1921-04-04
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Ouot.fiou. Received nv w b Hibbs 4 "a

NEW YORK SIX
Quotations Received
High. Low. Pm. Close.
Ai..as AL. Chem. ao;ai;;. : p;: .s . q .as
Aihs chaimsra. s6k s6A ask ae
Am. Ag. Ch. pf. ~ - ~
Am.Beet Sugar. s7x s6Y s6x 37A
AM Car 4 Tdy. i2lx ,2ix I2ix I221<
Am. Can. x8H 2s1< 2s1 2s%
Am. Cotton ol.. 20x 20x 20h
Am. H. :. L. pf.. @4x AZ AZ
Am. Inter. Cor. &2>4 al, AZ %zk
Am. La.F.T.Eco 9A 81 81 81
Am. Linseed. 45 48 48
An. Loco. o....... s5x s5x ee1 8,
Am. Radiator Co. esx t9x 6sn
Am. safety Raso' 5A "a 5x So
Am. Ship q Co.. 8A 81 81 81
Am Smelling. 36k 36 36H IS
Am. Steel Tdy... 2eA 29A 29A
Am. Sumatra Tob 73k ~ 72 70
Am. Sugar...... 90< sex 89x 9O%
Am Tobacco. ia 1l4 ia 113n
Am. Tel 4 Tel. l05h lO6X 1854 io.h
Am Wool. Tx 63K Tx 70A
Am. Zinc. 81 8h 81
Anaconda ...... S5N 3Sx 36x 35&
Atchison ...... 79>s 70 f9 79A
Atchison pfd.... rs 70 70
1t. 4 Birm'ton.. ~ az 80
Al Coast Line. sok cox sOx 8.
At. @. w. Lee. So 80 80 san
At. q. 4 w. !. pf.. 80 90 90
Baldwin Loco... 81 e5h 85T 66I.
BALTIC. 4 ohio... a3A s36 a3x i3A
Bankers Trust. gin 2lx 2lx
Beth. Steel H.. e5A t%A o<sa IS
Beth. Steel s's.. l0%A l04k Io.x
Brook. Rapid T.. I2S i1x l2x l3
Brown Shoe pr. ~ ~ ~
Butte 4 Super. lin I1x IN
caddo Oh. ....... i61< i6k l6H
Cal Petrol. <2 <lh Az %2
Cana Pscifie... l12A ll2,s ll2S ll2x
Cent Lsath..... s7A as,< 3o< 361S
Cen. Leath. pf.. 7o1 rs rs 70
Csrro do Pasco. Is 24H 24X IS
Chandler Not. 7s& Tx 70 7S,f
chsa 4 Ohio... t8, 58H 6s,< e8,s
Chi. & N. fW.... 62 62 sc
c.. N. 4 St p. 24X 24x t4k
Chino Con Cop. lsx isx 1sA 1917
Chile Coppsr... sH 81 81 10
cIuett PEABODY. 45>s %3 >3 ~
=. R L 4 Pee. 06x o6 26H 20
c..RT.&P.6s WI. go 60 10
e. r. /. & P. ~ Tx 72A TN
Col. Fuel & Iron. 20 % %
Col Gas Eiso.. 50 So SO
columbia Graph. 8H 81 8x 6A
Cont Candy Cor. ~ " N ~
Cont. Can..... SIX 62 So 81
r.. /. Callahan. 5 s 5
Corn ProductA. 72k TN TN NH
Cosden Corp.... Nx UH z7x %
Con. Gas. e2 SO 81 82n
Crucibls Steel. "a 0lx SO "a
Cuba Am. Sugar 26x 3A 23A 6A
Den. 4 Rio O.. ~ 4 X
Den. 4 R q. pf. ~ ~ ~ Ia
Dome Ainss.... l6H I6K ls>t. 16S
D'ham Hos. Mel. 27k Uk Uk
Lndiccott Johnsor 60x ess 5sX 6ox
Erie ........... l2h IL l21 IL
Erie ist pf....... 10 18 10 18A
Erie ID pfd. 12 IL II
Fam. Lasky Play 70H 69K COX 70
pr e6 e6 e6 85
G. A. Tank Car. Az ~ ~
General Asphalt e0z 57>S 6ox eO%
Gen. Asphalt pr. s5 81 e5
Gen. Electrto.... ls6S 1856 13o 1856
Gen. Mot Cts. 1874 i3 I3A I3h
G. Mot. deb. 6s. t6 66 66
Ct. North Ors... 29h 29H 29k
q. North pfd.... TN 7i1S 7lX Tx
b r.. a7H a6X ssh s7x
Mines... Is Is IS
Gray & Davis. Is lb IS
1@k II 1&k
Houston Ou.... 70 TN 72x ~
Hupps Mot Car. i@k Nh i%k Nk
Mn. 90 60 50
Cop. so$ 3Ok aox 3Ok
Inter. ConsoL.... " " ~ s
In. No. Truck. 81 33k 33k as
Inter Nicksl.... Nx Ax l4X l4k
The Washington times., 1921-04-04

the dividend being protected by earn
ings of 40 per cent above require
ments, also by a long unbroken divi-
dend record and stable business.
(4) One of the best industrials and
it's purchase Is approved.
THE DEAD COMES TO LIFE.
II. D.-Some time ago 1 wrote you
regarding American Telegraph Typ
writer stock. Recently i received
card from a broker Offering me
80 cents a share. Many years ago
paid $5 share for my holding.
j had supposed the company was
dead, had thought my investment
worthless.
Do you not think that this offer,
80 cents a share. means that the
company Is alive again? If IL has
30 cents value for the broker. II may
have even more value than that for
me. Would you advise me to hold?
Answer-Like yourself. we had sup
posed this old promotion of A. B.
Benesch was dead. But perhaps the
supposed corpse has a flicker OF life
in II. But even so we think that we
should accept the brokers' offer. Let
him have your stock. In our opinion
1t isn't worth holding.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
OLD TROPHIES
OF ENGLAND ARE
AUCTIONED OFF

London, = Great Britain's most
ancient military trophies, a Roman
battle standard and a Roman gen.
erals folding camp chair, have just
been sold for 2200 at a London
auction room. The antiquities were
dug up in Essex q century ago.
Experts believe that the battle
standard and the camp chair were
captured or lost in the disaster that
overlook the Roman 9th legion in
A D. 81, when Boadicea, queen Of
the Iceni, cut the legion to pieces
as 1t advanced to relieve Colches-
ter. Boadicea's Britons. having
burned Roman Colchester, turned
upon the 9th legion, surprised and
destroyed it. The cavalry alone
got away, and it is believed that
the relics were abandoned in the
field.
The standard and the chair are
in perfect preservation. The for
mer is a slight and elegant thing
in bronze, topped by four laurel
wreaths of diminishing size. Be-
low is a medallion. bearing on one
side portrait OF Nero and on the
other IN inlaid design showing the
emperor in a triumphal chair holding
a palm branch and a wreath The
chair is beautifully worked In iron
overlaid in silver. folding like .
modern camp stool.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
TAYLOR RIDGE
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Especial Correspondence
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
E. church held its monthly meeting
on Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Clyde Schneider, with Mrs. Eliza
beth Schneider, Mrs. Charles
Stropes, Mrs. George Westpfahl and
Mrs. Clyde Schneider as hostesses.
A splendid dinner was served, the
proceeds of which amounted to over
$50.
Many from here attended the oys-
ter supper in the basement of the
Presbyterian church at Edgington,
given by the Taylor Ridge Live
stock Shippers association on
Thursday evening.
Rock Island passengers on Fri
day included Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Hofer. Mrs. A. Hintermeister.
Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Claus Mum
gerson and Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Bate
man.
Mrs. Charles Dunlap and Mrs.
Herman Hofer we're among those
from here who attended the install
lation exercises of the White
Shriners in Rock Island Friday
evening.
John Hartman returned to his
home Thursday evening in Rock Is
land after spending the week at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

A. F. Hartman home doing carpen-
ter work.
Miss Hannah Mile and Miss
Mary Crawford spent the week at
the James Miller home.
Mrs. Ruel Johnston and daugh-
ter Dorothy of Rock Island spent
the week end at Ray Patterson's
home.
Mrs. Emma Blaser Of Rock Is
land attended the ladies' aid society
on Thursday at Clyde Schneider's
home.
No preaching services were held
at the M. E. church Sunday after
noon, owing to the fact that Rev
Mr.. Shepherd was called to con-
duct the funeral services OF Harry
Fetter.
Harold Moffett had charge Of the
Epworth league services here on
Sunday evening.
Everett Hofer returned home on
Thursday after visiting for several
days at the homes Of his brothers
| Arthur and Earl Hofer, both OF Ca
manche, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
CARD or THANKS

--->->~~~~~~~~~~~
We VIII TO thank our friends and
neighbofs for their kindness and Gym
ps4hy during our late bereavement. We
also wish to thank Rev. woodruff. the
singers and pallbearers and those who
III AND MRS. Ed SMITH AND FAMILY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
WE HAVE

been asked repeatedly why our
Meadow Brook milk chocolates are
so different from all other choco-
lates. The answer: A rare combin-
alton Of high priced ingredients not
obtainable by others.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
ABSTRACTS or TITLE.

ABSTRACTS or TITLE PREPARED Ox
continued TO date oovestng any 5eal e.
tate IN IL county. Prompt I'D accurate
esrvic6 q ressnnsbae fatsA Roek =
land Tttn . Abstsaet CumSapy; ". j.
Sweeney. secretary. cO6E12 Central
Trnst & 6a~fnGs Bank builssne
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WALK E[R'@

WALK lEl&' Isl
Six-room, two-story square house
on Seventeenth street, not far from
park. Has furnace, bath, light, gas,
so foot lot with paving all paid.
Price is less than $4,000, part cash,
balance SIS monthly.
Five-room bungalow on Forty-first
street, two years old, furnace, bath,
light, gas, cemented cellar, fine
walks and on paved street. Price
$3.50, s25 monthly after initial
payment.
A dandy good house near Tenth ave-
nue., oak floors, modern conven-
fences, SO foot lot, on paved street
and near Long View car line. The
entire property is in the very finest
condition, and the price less than
5000.
A new fiveroom bungalow on the
hill, pretty we'll out, but the house
is equipped with the modern con-
veniences, furnace, bath, light and
gas, and the owner has dropped
price to $4,000, as he Is anxious to
unload. Terms, very reasonable
amount down, balance monthly.
H. X. Walker & Company
80 Robinson Bldg.
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PERSONAL.

>@~>>~1->>~>-~>~ = - :. ~ ~~-~ ~
FRECKLES. SCARS. WRINKLES. P0X-
pits. ugly noses and all facial defects
corrected BY Woodbury. System. DR..
Bailey. Fact Specialist. "a Empire
Bldg, Denver, Colo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.

M. KI1Ds or MECHANICAL DAAW.
una nads. Jtsg and Fixture designing
. Qaelaai6. id1ip dsveioped. .. n.
NichaekA Mech. Coasts. Eng- assDcstsd
With ". n. HAskeil. P1tent AttofneS.
coo 80 Best Bldg. Phone =. ]. 706.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

Total liabilities SIS, S32,55l.7o
state of Illinois, County Of Rock
Island, IS.
i. NJ. Casteel, one OF the manag-
ing officers, and H. H. cleveland
and Oscar F. Smith, two Of the d.
rectors OF the Central Trust and
savings Bank, a corporation Of the
State Of Illinois being >severaily
duly sworn, each upon his oath
states:
That he makes this affidavit for
the purpose If complying with the
teouiremep*s of Sections and 10
81 an Act Of the General Assembly
" the State Of Illinois. entitled AN
Act to provide for and regulate the
administration Of trusts by trust
companies"
That the foregoing report Of the
said Central Trust and Savings
Bank ON December 31st. 1890, and
the exhibits accompanying same are
true and correct in all respects to
the best of his knowledge and be-
lief. and that he has examined the
assets and books Of the said COM
pany for the purpose Of making
said report.
H. H. CLEAVELAND.
OSCAR r. SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day Of January. 1921.
J. w. GRAHAM,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

TRICrTY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOE
rheumatiAn and nervousness. LADIES'
Hairdfessing. Hanicuring and Beauty
paflof. Phone q. l. IT'S. 17l3 Third
avenue. Hoek Island.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Legal Rates $40 to $500 Easy Terms

This concern is operated supervision Of the state Of ILL.,
place where honest people
$500 without paying than the legal
Of interest or without being imposed upon in way
that located and are keep
within so miles of Rock Island
hand you money apply and give you all the time
legal and only for the actual
the inquiries employer
neghbors free explanation In special hurry phone
r. l. 514.
FIDELITY LOAN co.
Not corporation)
1oc Store Entre End floor,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

DEHLER AUDIT COMPANY, NOT INC,
4O1 Safety Bldg. Phone $50. ADULTS,
Investigations. income tax reports
financial and cost systems. receivership
and bankruptcy accounting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

RACK lsBAnd Real Estate Board
We ARE MEMBERS OF THE
Eckhaft Buffufn, n State Blk Bldg. r. l. 1875.
John ]. Gruske, Az Safety Building. R. l. 49,
Edward B. Kreis, IS State Blk. Bldg R. l. $780,
Benjamin F. Mitcheni, 4o7 Safety Bldg. r. l. 1893
The J. A. Moran Ag'ey, SIS Safety Bldg, RI ago.
Meyer & Schneider, go Safety Bldg. R. l. 388
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

sSs~er~-Nc.r.N
u-sEsNlC1 A@ ~. y. ao6
: !: ! ! !: ! !
.~1Ann Meetings nrst and
third Wednesdays o.
eacn ossa: III
60 crn 1879 ..,,s ..j
auist. aatutant.
All ex-service man
welcome.
-
MASONIC.
-. r,nole, EishteeatA eSrset cd
Yifth avenue.
AwARm MEETING OF T8l0 1OU08
p ns.o on ,.,n a. 7:so
w u.s,.. "
2. Raw q. 1odericS. Sec
-, -.
saN for work on n. u. oesfee
u Anodns. Jan. u. u o p. M.
IL -
10 eDofIo no. ~: =. 2. " 90
- ~ -ssated asonss oso
N~ "a ,hs ara WsdnssaaJ
VI =, 800 ..s.1A. viat-
lne psopness
1. b. xace, monarch.
4. A. =. L..
- srArxn CONVOCATloN or ROCK
..,..a rs..... ~ ~ = a.
iii - n.,d On ia aru
~ 1e,.xs.. - 49, month a
.,.,,.-.
.'ss T.: =. ~. eSns@'
~, .a =, Tn:.dsv Ian. q.
r.
n ROLE Island LopoD MO.
40 4 A u-aAaasd
p ,.a.. - ~.
meeting 81 LaA 1890 ~ n
= montn. p. n'u 10 n
1Dedsl meeting S!ioAy, ssA' 80 -
4 Week II. y. oes'''
IL .S ~s.npSaA
s,aTrn C0GVl.AVk o. ROCK
Isisui OousnnndsEy No. ~,
H.s,xreu. coa
IV oosa. Hscsex. recordsf
-
N wcxAND C11AP11 NJ. 1oS.
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L o. y. u.
~ Inland LODGE NO. 100: MEET
- ligAss hrss and thtrd hondASe.
slAs hall l7l6 Is Second avenue. q
u u. Dlctator Hayes Aofett: Secy
! Y. Z. Dsyls.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

Ia ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
65S. A. +. & A. M.-Stated
meetinx tlrst Friday Of each
month. B. r. Record, ". n;
II, 8. Bolman. secretary.
-v.1.A meeting Friday. Jan. 70. =
4 ", Work on r. T.. oegree.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT.
BY MARCH TO Is. SIX ROOM HOUSE
or bungalow. all modern. desirable ioca-
ton. Call r. I. 27S9.
LARGE PARI.OR BEDROOM FOB MAR.
ried couple. Down town. Il. C." care
Argus.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE By MD
die of February. &. l. 2O5l.
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r HAND ChAI,Tn no. 3o0.
R kmwSu Sta-xegulE naeeCnss
~ stars welcome. Mrs.. Josephine
m. VI. A.: Mary =. kreis. secretary.
ksSnaL meeting Jan. 70 tor iMuauon.
6Se,A school OF instruction REQ. ~.
$500 vint Of The worthy Grand As-
- tsb. y.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
CentralTr and
Savings Bank
49, ~nr~S p~r avn nYrrnyS
OF ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

as a trust company, qualified in the
State of Illinois under IAN Act to
provide for and regulate the ad-
ministration If trusts by trust COM
panies," filed with the Auditor OF
Public Accounts, and showing its
condition at the close OF business
December 81, 1920.
Exhibit A. Assets.
Real estate 1880. ....$ 245,667.S5
Cash on hand ......... 1O5,6l1.S7
Deposited in other
banks ......... 4oo'fVo.VS
Cash in hands Of agents
and in transit ...... 13,SS7.62
Loans secured by mort
cages and bonds, con-
stituting q first lien
on real estate. on
which there shall be
less than one years
interest due or owing 1,55S, 922.07
Amount Of loans ON
which there shall be
more than one years
interest due or owing S,z73.13
Stocks and bonds go. 1,15l,S27.5S
Loans upon the pledges
Of securities ........ 7Oo,S0U.59
Other assets ......... 1,553,472.04
Total assets .$5,832,35
Exhibit b. Liabilities.
c.r;,ai stock Maid ii zoo, 900 90
Surnlus on hand ...... 100000
1rndivided profits 80. 15s,276.97
nenos,ts ....... 6,0S4.347.77
Other liabilities . l89.727.04
Total liabilities 1882 ,s51.7s
ct.tc If Jllinois. County Of Rock
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~ enoFTo 30. 81. u. o. Y. 2. y. =
~ - -stated usstinss bid
% ths IN wsdnssiaj
u Of esch mesth. Wat
= Ing prophcta volsomo.
L. B. Hsce, monarch.
a frank /. kosa1g9O1as ~
TetAgy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

STATED CONvoCATleN OF ROCK
s.1.sen Island Chaptes No. ~. Z. 4.
u. viii b held On ths 0rue
TUESDAY Of each month q
7:.ssee .. n. J. G. Schilinger.
w z. H. r, z. II. Ash. secretary.
kpeia convocaion Tuesday. Jan. 20.
iii. d Z D. N. Marx Master degree.
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FOB RENTLAPARTuENTS.
DOWNSTAIRS FURNISHED FoB HOUSE
keeping; four rooms: modern. Conven-
iently located for railroad. street car
References required. Address r. h."
care of Angus.
THREE ROOM MODERN FLAT. 2742 y
Sixth avenue. Inquire 2736 Sixth ave-
nue..
MODERN FLAT. sAUERMANN MOTOR
company.
FOUR ROOM STRICTLY MODERN FLAT.
furnished. Call 3. I. 5000.
APARTMENT, FURNISHED. WITH HEAT
and water, two rooms and bath.
Adams apartment. 31O Twentieth street.
References required. =. II. Guycs. State
Bank Bldg.
SEVEN Room STRICTLY MODERN
fist. 2121 Fourth avenue.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, TWO ROOM
and bath. Roseufeld apartment. Refer
ences required. 1911 y Third avenue.
FOR RENT-H0USEA
Two s-RooH FLATS. MODEM EXCEPT
heat. $50 Per month. Inquire SIS
Third avenue.
ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. TWO
room house in rear. centrally located.
Flynn & Wood. 4. l. sos. 1919 Sec
ond avenue.
WOULD LIKE 70 SHARE MODERN
homo With couple. =. 1. Sse6K.
HOUSE. SII Rooms. MODERN ExCEPT
furnace. at 527 Eleventh street. $22.
B. /. 307.
| MODERN LIVING AND OFFICE ROOMS
with heat. Inquire McCsbes' Twelfth
street stoCo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-26

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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-08-19
Death Joins in the Play of Two Girls

0EDAR GROVE, n. IAN uncom-
~ mon accident in an idle grist mill
owned by John Z. Kneer resulted in
injuries which will probably prove
fatal to his twelve year-old daughter,
Lillian, and her playmate, Adelaide
Widenor, six. The children set a
heavy disconnected balance wheel
going rapidly by repeated shoves with
their hands and then We're crushed
between its outer edge and the floor
Of the mill when they tried to ride on
the wheel
The wheel Is fifteen feet In diam
eter. 1t is set on well creased axle
so that half Of 1t is above the floor
and the other half under. The child
rem climbed around the half above the
floor and after while got the heavy
wheel moving slowly. By showing it
they were able to scramble on, ride
TO me opr,osss-=-- --.Ss--.i- -s--za> ss4' z-1zls<
and then land on the floor. At length
they stopped riding for a few minutes,
devoting their attention to making the
wheel go fast. Then they decided to
ride again and jumped on.
The wheel was whiriing with much
greater rapidity than either child
realized. 1t jerked them around