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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Young Man Killed
On Raleigh Road
Il. II. Hamilton Slain as He
Was Driving to City With
Young Woman

Khcish. y c., Dec. 2i.-E H..
liani,tOu 30 Year old railroad SEC
ton foreman, vas shot and Eillrl
in his Uutomol He on It highway ono
uiir from Ral IGN shortly after \
u'clurk tonight rs h" was driving
into the city With Miss Irene Guess.
q YOUNG Woniau of RulriSh Ac-
COriiu& to Miss Gu's., tW" negroes.
whom she is unable - describe.
fired three shots into the car Just
attcr it had PASSED thcm On the
rOdd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
COOPERATION
AGAINST LAW
BREAKERS
Attorney G. e n era |
Daugherty c a | S
Upon State Officials
to Act With Federal
Officers

Washington. Dee. 2T-COOpC!a-
tiOn OF stat" law enforcement Of
nCialS with those Of the federal gov
ernmcnt was asked by Attorney
General Daughrrty in letters son,
late today TO the attorneys general
Of the various states. Such coop
Grafton. it was maintained. would
result in better and more uni
form enforcement OF all statutes.
Enforcement OF the prohibition
and the food and fuel supply laws
wcr" particularly referred 10, Mir.
DauBhcrty explained in announcing
the dispatch OF the letters. There
was no disposition ON the part OF
tn" federal government 10 cVtde
responsibility, ne added. bat there
Was II feeling that the states should
make every effort 10 enforce Their
laws which might bc a duplication
OF federal statutes.
The letters were also accepted in
9om" quarters IS step in connec.
tlOn With IN" move recently an
nouHcrd -! investigating retail
prices.
'''' '""S"" suggested 10 IN"
A'',," "I'o' h'FA general that they
can " conference o. county prose
CulOIS oI 'HtIr respective h'at"s, ana
]" possible hflhs about a Work king
arr0nGcnont between them and the
federal officials charged with the
sam '"IoFcti"rht oil Ia" iunrtions.'
d ,,
50 " i!'"'ihE. ne added, ought TO
j." h"i" carry IN the new year that
'"' l'"S!H ol understanding could be
employed 10 effect economies III ca
p'HulUT'S 'ta "cIl as serve the real
pUrpoS" O. accomplishing more
through LAW enforcement;
hr coordination sought, Mr.
DauBhcrty raid, ought TO be OF r,.al
hclp TO municipal authorities.
chambers @. commerce and others
Interested in reaching "NiOlati0ns
+ Tor eXtortiOn in the prices now
/ maintained.
! referring farther IA m. c,or,.r,
! tio1 which b,. asked \t. b,,.,h
cry .niJ.
"Thi,s viii maxi. f.. .. ,.,,.r 49,,
, dcrst.udiry ,,,o,n. ,l,. r.,ni, !,
win also AFFORD nm onuort,ni.,, ro,
,l,.. .,.,.,....,, l,., 'o'
ions with r5n f..J.r.l ,nyar,,,,,a,,,
10 enfrocn laws vbirh sbomII -,
enforced hy s,a,. a,,,bori,i., ana
l,al. for th,. federal roynr,,,,,,,,,
such duties as d,,yn;l,. mnor :,
The two princinal ofrrnsrs yyhj,r
now have in mind arr ,bos,
against the liquor and the rood and
. fll.l s,lnnlv l,,rs rb.,. :, 80, ,,,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Young Woman Dis
appears in Baltimore

Baltimore. Md. Dec. 97--No
trace has been found OF Miss Lila
Ia" l;usscll aged %. of Albcmarle.
y. c., who disappeared Sunday
night from the Young Womcn's
Christian Association. where She
was staying while studying design
iuE and COStumiug.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
FRANCE
WHATSOEVER
AT SEA
Senate Speaks Out in
Opposition to Wash
ingtOn Plan of Nav
al Limitation


'' ~ rec. 'HS III" A"9"'iat-
=" i'''H) - frant"'a a d"tcruIuatiOn
~ nave a powerful Meet aud ohJrC-
t,o'S W 'h' limitation efforts of thr
hNhihSton conlcr"nr" Wrr" V!Gor-
o"SIF Nol'rd III the senate today
""' i"F dIS'uSHlOn OF TN" marin"
Nr''!"n "l III" H"Ecrnmruta budget.
''''"I il'h'l b'r"hS'r who re-
l''' ~" III" H!"!lH" hudE"t, said
fiiH'' was AI dccl1Iv" turning
point Is lranr" still ind"pcnd-
'iI III hcr navy uS III her army p"
ne 'Ah'u. liA9 IN" old principle
~ NON'F'!@hty been hI"r!lic'd
"""''NHdl III tho#" conferences
Wherein "" hay" been promised
eoil ol Int"rn*tiJualc OF hIupi-
ness
senator De kcrGue2"C defended
th" submarine as an essential
weapon OF defense. but wishes il
10 u" confined 10 military uses in
St"au oi being applied TO torpedoing
commerce. Al the Washington
ron'"r"hc".' h" said, I'VE We're sur
pIIStu 10 ~" IN" French delegation
demand 31Q,""0 tons OF capital
ShIpS when Franc" does not drAir"
10 carry war into foreign waters.
France desires no imperialism, but
II W" found Admiral De Bon =
proposal strange there are. Lrver-
th"lyss. limitations which We can
~
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Two or three such commissions al
ready have been decided on, and
il was indicated in administration
circles that the whole scheme OF
continuing consultations among
representatives OF the powers WaS
regarded by President Harding IS
fitting in with his proposal Ior Il
future series Of international ucct-
iugS.
The president, it was said hy ad-
ministratiOn officials. would H.
much disappointed ii the Washing
ton conference adjourned without I,
definite agreement for similar ne
SotiatiOnS in the future. Should
no agreement on auXiliary Cva { bo
pOSSibl" here. il was declared. Mr..
Harding would feel that an under
Standing for another conference" ON
thal subject would h" AN Integral
part Of TN" un!iLish" WaShingiou
negotiations. iic was dcsCrb. a,
desiring that many OF the nations
not represented here be invited to
Join Il tl,turr auxiliary Warship dis
Cu"SiUn. making the meeting lir-
luallH 4 world COntrrrnCo.
Whether any agreement il 10 bc
reached ON naval uuXiliaric>; Of any
typ" is regarded rs depending ON It
favorable solution Of the submarine
pUratl0n. hrCuuSr II France and
Japan insist on building more un-
der water craft than are proposed
for them under the American plan.
other powers will Ice disposed To
add 10 their naVirS Il diSprOpOrtiOn-
at" tonuHH" OF various classes OF
auti-Suhmariuc Vessels II iA not
failure 20 agree ON auNiliaricS viii
in any way affect the agreement
already made aS to capital ships.
In Japanese quarters IL was en-
phuSIIrd tonight that the Jupuucs,.
delegation WaS not in Il position OF
supporting the claims OF France To
Il ?",uuU submarine tonnage. Japan.
= vas said, was ohjcctlnG to the
Am'ri"an plan solely from the
NirWpo.ut oi her own national in
t"!cSt, which. She felt. required the
maintenance of 5000 tons OF sub
marines instead of the $1,000 she
would have undrr the American
plan.
The Iapun's". however, are i'm
communication with Toxic. and j,
was declared for them that they
dad not cOnSidcr that the last word
had been spoken. They were de-
sclih"d as hopeful for an ultima;"
agreement that would include all
classes of naval craft.
We an" not aiding France" said
Vice Foreign Minister Ilanihnra. OF
IN" Japan"Sr delegation tonight.
W e adhere to the original Nmcri
can proposal which gives Japan
"t,"0o tons 0t submarine. We don't
car" what England and France
may have in submarines. The
"u'HiloH now Is whether we are
ready - come into some new ar
rauEvm,nt"
Nh'n asked Whrthcr Japan was
NI,luE To reduce her allotment ut
"uhuarlnr. .l II is necessary i'm the
h'"r'.' "l compromise" hc re-
rurd:
That r,m1iHs to H." seen. can't
''NHmi'''' mN4cl now"
Mr.. liouihara snid that Althouch
'ir d','@1tjou had heard from the
JIHtu''" luIcu.u office concerning
rnlu'W.a. 'urth'r cable CORE
ap"ndru.r Would l.. necessary be-
i,.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Wife of Swindler
Arrested

Chicago. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Charles
w. French, vile OF the alleged co.
COuspirator OF John W Worthng-
ton. indicted for alleged swindlcs
toialhnE sixty million dollars. has
been arrested. French. it is alleg-
eel operated a clearing house Tor
bogus securities
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Ovation For a Traitor

lrdianapUliS. Dec. 2S-EuSenc
V. DcbA, the parolcd Socialist lead
cr will stop here on his way hom"
10 Terra liautr. lie will be greet
ed by large delegation OF ud-
mircrS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31


- 60 -
aboliShucut OF the underwater
craft entirely. The American dele
cation expressed much sympathy
with the British view. hut was not
ready Z" consider such u step cv-
CCpt in conjunction with all nations
Ot the world
II Is pointed ont that in the
event OF the calling OF a special
world submarine conference. such
matters 20, use of poison gas. air.
craft homhiuE and amy other new
agencies of Nar. could he talked
over with a view 20 setting rp an
International code to govern their
employment. Th, Washington con.
i"rcuc" ~ regarded Us too limited
IN scope To deal with such Uucy-
tiUn
IL IS further possible that the djf.
H'ult question OF land armamcu,s
could %" put forward TO the sup
elemental world assembly ON arma-
tu"ntS JS three wars may show
changed conditions in Europe which
VII then admit OF am agreement to
curb army establishments us well
Is nJVi"s.
tn" project 20 call another ScS-
ion ot th' tive power naval CON
i"l'NC" ~"N"u years after The ten
f'JF holiday hcElU~ first WAS Sug-
S'~t'd. o. ~ understood by the
fr'OrH drl'G.u!Ou. At urst the
dt'" suggested VAS 1891 when the
III. Il
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31

ALMOST ON
THE ROCKS
Japan and f a n C G
Hold Out For Large
Submarine + | e G t
and Split is Likely

plan TO leave the whole question
of auxiliary Warship tonnage to Il
later international conference.
SO far consideration OF the pro-
jcCt has been entirely informal,
with conference leaders uutwardly
rejecting Il hope that tn" present
negotiations may yet hrinG tn"
lhmariuc problem To u solution.
In many quarters. however. there
are growing signs of diScOuragc-
lncnt over the prospect, and an aC-
COmpanyiug tendency 10 examine
carefully the possibilities OF the
pos poncmcut plan.
In highest American official cir
clcs il waS said today that Il con-
Crvt" proposal for It future confer
cnCc might Lc laid before the arms
delegates within Il few days. Prcsi-
dent Harding was said To feel that
such Il conference would hc Il lOgi-
cal development Of ms policy OF in
tcrnatiOual consultation. and il was
indicated that he had communicate
cd his desires 10 the American dclc-
cation.
Tonight the submarine tanglc up-
larrntly WAS AZ far rs ever from
settlement. despite conferences
between the American dclrEatcS
and the ltNipotrUtiaric& OF Japan
ana France, the two powers who
are holding out against the Amer
lean Compromis" proposal Thr
. ~ J.,
sine" Saturday, will Resume it's srS-
SiorS tomorrow, but neither the
French nor JapaucS" ,Apc't 10 be-
in Il position 10 modify their ubjcc-
tiOnS To the American plan.
Ihr negotiations over ShantUng
a.Su took OH Il more serious aspect
during the day when the Japancsc.
after TIA" receipt Oi fresh inStruc-
tons from TOXIC. let il be known
that they were not prepared to
MAKE any further COuccSaiOuS i'm
their CNChaUSr, with the Chinese
over return OF the -T>iu&n-
IN Railroad. The Chinese already
h1N" declared they can 80 40 fur
th"r toward q compromise. but i'm
some ronirr"nC" circles there >tll
* hop" tha, the two groups may
j." brought together.
Meantime the Kew TURNOVER
Pacific treaty already signed by
the United States. Great Britain.
Franc" and Japan, got back into
conference discussions through a
suggestion from Japanese quarters
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Fighting Again
at Belfast

belfast Dee. 27--Ouc man was
Killed aud several wounded i'm
clash between cousSlhltIary and
a body Of men OF the Marrowbonv
GrtJ.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Debs Working
For Pals in Prison
Pardoned War Prisoner Will
Try 20 Secure Release of
Others

Washington, Dee. 27.--Eugcuc
'. DrhS announced after his call
ON President Harding that he
would devote his time To the effort
O" hUV" Ill prisoners released.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
Where We're
the Marines?

Kansas City. Dec. 2S-Thc police
held up the cNpr,> ~ messenger of
tn" Missouri Pacific train. looted
thc safe Iud shot the messenger.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31

l;igI. Dec. @9.-Nladimir Koro-
lcukO, the noted Ckranian novel
irt, is dead. u il reported that h,
died at maluutri,iOn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-05
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely wish to extend our heart
felt thanks for the many ktndnesses shown
to US and the beautiful floral offerings
from frienis- neighbors and societies and
We especially wish to thank One singers.
Eastern Stars, ladies' aic society. Rev E. a.
Houser and paIlBearers for their services
rendered during the sad bereavement and
death of our dear wife and mother. Mrs.
Fannie Doilarhide-
F. DOLL1ARHIDE AND FAMILY.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER


ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
tuxz mads- Jig and Fixture designing
specizlty Ideas developed Z. B.
MichaeIis Mech Consitg. Eng. associated
with w. N. Haskell. Pateut Attorney.
6o0-6l0 Best Bldg. Phone B. L T00-
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1000 Suits and Overcoats

Received new shipment All best
makes young men and mems all
wool, all colors. Sacrifice at $1z-5o
and $500. Pants from 81 to $3.50.
ROCK ISLAND CLOTHING STORE
1922 Third Ave-. Rock Island.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES GALL Makes, ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles autos $40
bicycles. complete, $2T 80 Tan cclors) {.
FIVE stores: lis East Third street.
3O246-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa Fred Barr Supply House-
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CANADA Calls ELECTION.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct 5.-The Canad-
ian parliament was dissolved by
Governor General Byng in order
that a general election might soon
be held. The date will probably
be Dec. 5, with nominations Nov. 81
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AaninistrzsT's Notice
Estate of Walter B. Beten. deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE of tho estate of Walter H
Redeu, late of the County of Rock Island
State of Illinois. deceased. hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
Probate Court of Rock Island County, al
the Probate Court room in the City of
Rock Island at the December Term on the
First Monday in December next. at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having the same sor
iusted-
All persons indebted to said estate arc
requested 10 make immediate payment 70
the Undersigned
Dated 21st day of September. A. D. 1871.
NATALIE THOMPSON BEDEII.
Admansetx atE1x-
CUEIIS a SIMoNSoN. Attornsys-
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HEMSTTTCHING.

Cotton Sc Silk 1oc- Pleating skirts Soc
Buttons made. We. now SAD suits and
coats, ready made. less than store prices
&. p. Khndt, Ladies Tailor. 1907 y
Second avenue. r. l. 16@u-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT: STORE ROOM. GOOD 10
cation and living rooms. Stock and
fixtures can be bought desiped- Ad-
dress store" care Argus
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LEGAL
Exn1IyToR.s FoTECE.

E4NUIUkS FUKKCE-
Estate OF William L EdvardA Deceased
The undermined having been appointed
ExecutrSces of tho last VIII and Tesla
uaent of William H. Edwards, late of the
County of Rock Island, State of Illinois
deceased hereby gives notice that they
will appear before the Probate Court OF
Rock Island County, al the Probate Court
room. IN the City of Rock Island, at the
December Term. On the Finst Monday IN
December next Al whsc htsu1e lal parsons
having claims against said estate are mott
fif-d and requested to attend Tor the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted
All persons indebksd to said Estate ara
requested TO make immediate payment to
the undera gned-
Dated 2Sth day of September A D. 1871
ALMYRA II. EDWARDS.
ANNIE B. CAMPBELL
Exec2trlcss-
MARSHALL MARSHALL.
GEORGE C wENGER,
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fOR SALE-FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
-~~~~0~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~
FORTY ACRE EARN 3h MILES OF
Owen. Clark county. Wis Good land.
near school Some improvements VIII
take small town property as part pay
nnent. Joe v Aier. Andalusla. Ill
FORTY ACRE MINNESOTA FARMS. $40
cash, balance $40 per month $12 to
SIS per acre. near markets. rich soll.
timber for fuel; Lists and maps free
Pilisbury Syndicate. 1880 Met Life,
Minneapolis. Mimi
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. 400 ACRE
Iowa farm located close TO Muscatine.
VIA consider home trade. E. B. Real
tors. Room Ia. State Bank. Rock Island
III
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FOR sALRLCTTY PROPERTY,

FOR SALR-CTTY PROPFRTy
.I.. : =
BAEGAIN: TWO IARGE LOTS WITH
good isGr room hoose, Fruit; grapes
iSa lsrra s,,, - 49, go - nonss'
avenue.
.17-r,-, =, =
city. Ptve roo~, honse' M,.,ern r,-. -.
bath Fruit ehicAen housa, Ez<aEs.
S~-oOe. 1ernfA o1s TnArsecntn .seHaoe-
NICE COTTAGE. LOG 3oxoo. AND AID
tosnlns lot suitable fsr small ouild!as
So1oo In business 6s1nct- zoe
S2eOo eAA AoHep O0s
P0R SAI,E-MfSrEJLA
oknE ia, TA6E 49,. Eos coal rAi 2
15s5Y. Delivered al sB-z5 per ton
OGF Wcs0nTN WASH JyT9 Ann ST11D
9o5 y Four.eenth street.
LADx1s FINE SUIT. FUR TRIMhING.
SIZE L. r. L 1s4e-
LARGE. NEW. HAND KNIT SHAWL. 24oS
Seventh avenue.
xuppxoxy. pxAAyo IN coon roHnYr1o1
Wsn -,~-.a[-o - 49, :, 49, IA
-. - a. a.
=. ----------
80. care Argus
RIFKBSIpE COOK STOVE GOOD AZ
- ~ - 100 - -
RI es4e
&. L 1es7K- No Sunday sales.
o1g5z .. 100 z.z;,,,11 ~
NANES 0nnAaW1. 1e4oo- Win JILL o1A-
Lo0 sAONhS OF CoHN L. bREDAR
1NenkJ-n avenue ana InkrOehn etFeet
SAD II. 90 I RoE q 4Sn.LEs IA lLoC ~
S, &C. Hss.s1 nIo~O 4"A
WANT 10 SELL YOU A HEATER AND
Will buy anything you have TO sell
n,,e- ~S a" 1>'l~N "'e-
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

CONNELLY & WALKER (B. D. CON
nelly and W. Il. WaIkerb-Lawyerz-
General law. chancery and probate prsc-
tice. Peoples Hationa. Bank building.
Rock Island
EDW. l.. RAGLE-LAWYER, GENERAL
law. chancery and probate practice
Office in court house, Rock Island
WALKER & SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and counselors at law. Money to loan
Trust building
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SJPERFLUOUS HAIR.

SUPERyLUOUS HAIR hoLES, WARTS
On face and arms. permanently removed
with esectric needle Address Miss "A
N. RIttTedge. Argyle Flats Brady
street Davenport. Phone DxT. SoA-
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waEwrn nSc .ore
Wan led icCELLANEOCS.
SHINE sc. 1916 THIRD AVENUE
po-1g-I1=1 ~ - ,7.-7z
roofs. 81 a souare and un- 20 years
guarantee B. L 4454 ASK for
Breisch-
7,z,17,.-,,.-- -
liable board sr1a Fourth sTenue.
- 7z,,,.7 : -, -
elderly couple or eiderIy IaaS' submrban
location not objectionable. An inter
s . s &c osslrea keierenc1s Furnished
a-~--eos a. ea~e A[s1s-
GARRETT WEAVING Avn CRENTNG
Odd 6ruzsei and ingram made over. sus-
Son h.@A9 % ~S<z k1isn sFenuA Aoane-
Phone AoSsf.
faGk CUSTOM TAILORING. SK1KrS
D.sss1 &c Ssahas iAnes suits aoo
prices HrmstItchinx aa5 10 cents.
Buttons made. r p. Khndt Ladies
1A..o[- Low . oecoead asenne.
WANTED: TO HEAR PROM PEKSOEs9
having furnaces To hre this winter: re-
liable man. Adereea 81 care Argus
work guaranteed sn1a FourteentA
-; s.eo ;,s;zr = =, - -, = = : :
ea-y tens We hsTe cSotce los = All
parts Of the city 1cannis Bros gan
To- - - -no os1s'0S- =
to- N 1o.
WAIL, PAPER UKANING Ky KxPERTS
Call & L 6229
r l. HEMSTITCH SHOf. lS16L SECOND
avenue Hemstitching SC and loo But
tons made. Skirts p4eaAed any s&yAe
SOH fAG IN SIsG Al sS1E.1 h1-A
- - = :
PLUMBING HEATING AND REPAIRS.
Call R. L $40. Joseph Rosenfleid.
wash 1 rs6 FtS-ses sS street koek
! CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. ace PAIR
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS PoRcH
curtains. eanopies, stack Covers, ct.
Made m 3. L r. W. Pogch. R. l. S74
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WAETED-MALE AID FEMALE
-~-~-->-~~-~-~~~-~~---~--
WANTED: MEN AND WOMEN AID
dretzang envelopes at home during spare
time. Particulars IS CENTS No stamps.
Money back GssaEArsnA- Box 22S. Pc
kin. Ill
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOE RENT-ROOMS.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS AND
ntchenet for light housekeeping s22 y
Twentieth street
MODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING
rooms s2S TEentseth street
TWO MODERN HOUSEKEEPING RooMs-
Close in Private family. Couple only
7oS Seventeenth streeA.
TWO GA THEE Rooa6s n MODERN
furnished apartment r. L 2l1e.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms 733 Twenty-third street
MODERN ROOM. PRIVATE FAMILY.
TWO USFURNIsHED MODERN ROOMS
taking care of furnace. Can 1L3s x
Third avenue after IL a. m
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOM ING
Fourth avenue.
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOM.
Kitchen privileges Also sleeping rooms-
1901 Second avenue
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING RooMs- 1a24
Feur1eenth- and half streeL
THREE UNFURNIsHED ROoMs- COOP
location Inquire 116 Eleventh avenue
ROOM FOR LADY CALL R. L 1874.
TWO Or THREE UEFURNIsHED LIGHT
housekeeping nooms. 522 Tweataeah
street.
| TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, 5I6
Tweuty-third street
MODERN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 12o5 Fourteenth and a half
FoRTY MODERN ROOMS soc PER DAY,
$I-75 To $3.50 per week 1902 Fourth
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROONS- 7o2
Twenty fret street. R. L 1856.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUsEKEEP-
Ing strictly modern Avalon apart
ments- o1S Second avenue. B. l. 37I6.
FOE REkT-APARTMEHTS.
STRICTLY MoDEKN SEVEN ROOM Plat
| with heat 212i Fourth avenue
MODERN FIVE Room FLAT. 1O37
Seventeenth street r. L 2213-
MODERN FURNISHED THREE ROOM
| fat. Use of phone 1908 thirteenth
avenue. r. L soak
| ONE 5-RooM FLAT. MODERN. 1907 "a
Ninth street Can be rented with or
without fat 6. W. ReddaE. sal
Eleventh avenue B. L 1121-
| EOUE AND E4R & EOlA FLAX. &AS AND
SIS per month respectively 4101 and
4lO5 SIKH vaenue- r. l. 4132.
MODERN FOUR ROOM APARTMENT.
| 1929 Second avenue r L. 1893
| APARTMENT: MODERN FOUR Rooms
! with bath. References required 1511 b
| Third avenue
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS FUR
nished complete Parker PITS 11S2
| Second avenue.
! MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
RosenfieId apartment. References re-
| quirea- 1911 n Third avenue
FOR RENT-MISCELLANE0US.
| GARAGE. 1920 TWENTIETH STREET
| MODERN GARAGE, CEMENT DRIVE
1906 Seventeenth street. r. L 3616X-
EUREKA VACUUM CLEAREhS- PHONE
| Is. 1. 1881.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-05
WANTRD-AGENTS.

DUPLEX TRANSFORMERS NEEDED ON
every auto. Save gas Easily SOLD Ex-
elusive distributors wanted Low prices
Big profits Address President. S2o9
Sta c.. Omaha. Neh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-05
WANTED-FEEALE HELP

COMPETENT MAID FOR GENERAL
housevozk- References required r. L
246O.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-05

WANTED-SATIE
FIFTY SEVEN MILES PER GALLON
m-sde with new patented gasoline vapo7-
iIer. Write for particulars Strannky
VaporizeT Co, PpkNan4- S ID.
VRARTED: HEALTH AND ACCIDENT IN
surance salesman Either full part
time We Will pay HAeraEy- teach the
business and help you build = substaH-
RL de2At of your own Address the
netruat Casualty Co. Detroit Mich
SALSMEN WANTED AS INDIANA
mAnufsesurer. IS years IA business rated
AL. selling direct to institutions. offce
buildings. business hoEBes> t9ctor1oA,
rEomeDes. garages, etc. wants sales
man 70 cover uiizsoAs territory. Business
already estxhEsskcd fhis is a staple
hne that repeats and Is N constant do
uand- Splendid Incuu1e Tor co1scSeut ous
worker See p z Lucas al Harms
Hotel, Thursday, oA G. 10 IL and
2 to 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-05
WANTKD-T0 RENT.

FIVE Or SIX Room MODERN HOUSE
on hill Address w. l." care Argus