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The New York herald., 1921-12-19
New Jerscy--saie or Rent.

FOR sALE-Two family frame detached
house, 6O5-6O7 Bergen nv., Jersey City,
N. j.: q rooms and bath; 10 roonln and
bath: hot and cold water. electric light, hot
air heat; plot stockton; price $4,000; ex-
ec,ltor's saie for closing estate. Apply II. J.
MELosH. executor, box tl5 Jersey city.
I'RF1E lst OF houses for sale and ront.
write VAN wrNKI.E CO.. rutherford. NJ.
WESTWOOD--Rubble stone house, under
foreclosure; rooms, furnace, fireplnoe 2
acres, $4,000 photographs. HOVER, 2i2
Broadway New York.
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WEST END Av.. eG5--Sui;c. single rooms
and studios. with or without bath; ref
erencp
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

AT Mount Vernon, Chester llill Park. S
rooms, baths; garage, modern; all I'm
provcments; Si75 per month. GOOnlifND,
Broad.
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Your Wants ana the tourts Of thou
sands ot others arc most quickly real
tied through THE NEW YORK HER.
AID want ads. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation brings the Kind
Of ResxIts that are most dcaratre.
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.

5N story new law s5xi00. 4-3. a.; steam
heat parquet floors. el lights. tiled baths.
2 years old; rents $4,000 price S1T5, 600;
first mortgage $4,000, cash s35.000 netting
s23, 900. COUGHLAN & COMPANY, INC,
200 West T2d.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

NURSE. for girl OF years and baby 10
months old: references required. Cali II 80
10 or after Z, 1000 Park ov., Corner sith
ST., apartment SB.
NURSE. capable, yoiirg, for school boy OF
six. Call mornings - West Ssth ct.
SECRETARY'S assistant; some one familiar
with handling personal accounts, Insurance
and knowledge OF bookkeeping preferred I:
knowledge of stenography and typewriting
not essential; state age. experience ard
salary expected: Christians only. w .;bi
Herald. Herald square.
Instruction.
EARN $50 weekly through Prot. Rohrers
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty
School. 1f9 W. 42d ST., or Brooklyn. 10 3ti
av Newark branch. s4I Broad So. Circular.
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thorough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.
Borough Of i;rooliyn--sale or Rent.

10 room. 1900 Morris av., Mount Hope place
rossession; open for inspection. RCIIAEFEk;
rig I,cuOx nv
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New yori. state--sale or Rent.

AN room Htucco bungalow, all modern I'm.
nrovements. few minutes from train or
trolley; "a miles from New York; 50 1000,
with terms, Eimsford f1U.
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Washington Heights. Above 1z5,h ST.,
West Of Sih Az.

TWO family dwelling. sacrifice; owner COM
PEELED 20 leave city; Washington Heights.
select neighborhood. Write J. J.. 3.J25 Bway.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

COUPLE wish housekeeping apartment: or
rooms for months 50th 20 Goth; refer
enccs. Address, with detail. high class. II
COS Herald, $50 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East side.
COMFORTABLE. attractive rooms with use
of bath 81 and $3.50 per day; rooms with
bath. SO and $3.50 per day. MARTHA
MAsHiNGTON HOTEL Qor women oniy).
~ last z9tn 81.
l7TiI ST.. lot East.--Two large. attractive
rooms: reasonable.
4TH AV. HOTEL.
,;n,s,, one anu n Two % room suites with baths; an
rates. Phone Madison Square s3i5.
51sT ST., 305 East--Newiy furnished rooms;
one or two gentlemen; telephone.
GOTH ST.. Al E.--Largo room and bath for
gentlemen. Plaza $3.50.
s5TH. East (near Central Park) BACK
.parior. kitchenette, electricity. steam:
other rooms; business couple; conveniences:
telephone.
s6TH, 5s E.-Large and small rooms reason
aole. near snoway:
West Side.
COMFORTABLE, attractive rooms with use
OF bath S2 and $3.50 per day; rooms with
bath, So and $3.50 per day HOTEL. ENDI-
CoTT. Colnrnbns av. and s1st 81.
HOTEL NoMIs.
CJ0-O5" West 125.h st.
Rooms with private bath. SIS weekly:
Morningslde Gi9 and 7os.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE (by Grants Tomb -
Travelled, cultured private family; cheer
M ;Too tep oas- floor modern apartment
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2I4-BeautifM room.
high class apt. board optional. River
side 1904.
TWO connecting rooms. path adjoining, for
gentleman; private family; in Gramercy
section; phone for appointment. Stuyvesant
WEST END Av., eG5-sui,c, single rooms
ana Studios, with or without bath; ref
eI--e.- elell.e. -
24T1I. 45s w.-Beautituiiy furnished rooms,
heat. electricity. phone: people Of refine
47TH ST., 106 WEST (aALEIGH HALL)
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower. Club ad-
Nanteges with hotel service at lower rentals.
52D. 224 West.-Niceiy furnished room; one,
two gentlemen. Apt. &c.
55TH, z W.-outside room; excellent break
fast; $40; gentleman. Phone 2ss7 Circle.
57rI, 1853 W.-Fourth Aoor. centre. largo
double room, electricity. phones. elevator,
steam: SD for two. Circle 9sso.
list ST. 80 west-High class double room ;
board optional. OWNER. Columbus 2i39.
T2D. % W.-Beautiful large room, private
bath; electricity; quiet; refinement gentle
men.
SiST ST., 1g5 W.--Medium sized. comfortable
room; suitable couple, gentlemen; refer
s5TiT ST.. $50 w.-Atfraciiv,, roo;;i adjoin-
ing bath; gouthern family; conveniences.
Schuyler sitG.
s6TIT. 100 West.--Comfortable rooms. s5
up: steam, gas. bath. electricity. MCCAIN.
95TI, H. W.-Eyceptionally attractive room.
private house. all conveniences. River. 1913.
96rH. 1914 west.-Comfortabie connecting
front: steam, electricity; private family;
sif. WHITE.
ETTH. 1ls Uncomfortable furnished front
room, adjoining bath; steam. telephone.
WILSON.
18TH ST, 38i wEST--Targe sunny room;
gentlemen. business couple: kitchenette.
18TH, 233 w.--Large modern front, with
kitchenette. electricity. telephone; $40: ref
13sTH ST. GIG wEST-I1oublc and single
rooms; newly decorated; private home;
$l5 and $3.50.
149rH ST., 55I West-Front suite. parlcr
floor; private entrance. OSBuEN. Audit
bon 0TfO.
154TH, 43a W.-Lnrge double rooms. twin
beds. bath. Phone Audubon 15o6-
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COMFORTABLE, attractive rooms with use
OF bath So and $3.50 per day; rooms with
bath. 81 and $3.50 per day HOTEL ENDI-
COTT, Columbus av. and S1st st.
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COMFORTABLE, attractive rooms with use
OF bath 81 and $3.50 per day; rooms with
bath, 81 and $3.50 per day. MARTHA
WASHINGTON HOTEL (for women only).
% East Goth st.
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CHOICEST apartment house plot IN Brook
lyn, corner Sth av. aud Union. 124y100 IT.,
with proper Improvement; unlimited rents
5 Beekman.
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cANARYEs, IN full Gong, and cage, yo.N.
coni Bostnn road f1IT.h.
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FURNITURE.

BAi;GAl&--1'hree beautiful oil paintings,
with gold frames. Call 233 West ifth.
BARGAIN Beautiful range, enemoled aad
nickel plated almost new. 233 West l4th.
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SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid for golf outf1ts.
nautical Instruments. TRIGGER. 1877 eth AZ.
rfss Hfyanf.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.

UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,
iG5 r.. T2D ST. ~. W. con. Sd Av.
Phone Rhinciarder z2sf-e64s
Leaders In domestic help: male female
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HELP WANTED---FEMALE.

CfIAMBERMATD--A competent young Eirl a.
chamberma!d and seamsiress small family
Of adults Apply q to II A. NJ. AZ W. Goth
st. or telephone Columbus GALS.
CIIAMBERMAID and waitress: small fam
lily; sleep out. Apply between 10 and 4.
COOK, experienced. Hungarian, German or
American preferred, for private house ;
small family; personal references. Call
o TO I. 356 West End av.. corner 72d st.
GIRL wanted 10 assist in general house
work and care for baby; reference re-
auifed B w. Clark, I34T Roosevelt ay
ralham Manor. ". y. Phone Pelham t4s9-R.
MAiD.--Refined girl as second maid, in
Hartgdale, N. T.: wages $50; German pre-
ferred. Address r. o. box S5T. Hartsdale,
NURSE, infant, weeks old; personal refer
ences required. Phone Rhlnelander s1a.
NURSE, experienced. infant and boy A. ref
erences required. Amberg. 251 West sSth
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 59ih St.--5th Az. to East River.
FOR SALE at a bargain, q four story. 10
family house, 2Sxi00; IL. 18th ST.. $1,000
cash, balance mortgage. Apply MA1ER, t5s
West TTth 81.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male--Domestic.

MERRY CHRISTMAS
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
1nJ ". 46th st. Bryant 1887 and oGgs
Professional donestfcs. references person.
ally investigated.
JAPANESE AMERICAN AGENCY,
101 w. 4Jth st, corner 9th av. Bryant sO7Q
Help of all nationsllties, male and female
references investigated.
JAPANESE Employment Agency. 2e w. A3d.
I.ongacre S56J. Select help; references In
vcstIgatei.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
6eiect help. 1S7 Lexington av. 1858 Mad 50.
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TIME CLOCK.
xslls SUGGESTIONS.

TIME clock. dial recorder. Particulars M
Inspection. 10 Reade 81. IWorth aIlo.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Heip Wanted Male -Dsmesffe.

COUPLE, useful. chauffeur; general house
worker small family. Agency. iss East
Ttst.
BUT1ERS and couples wanted Immediately.
Duffy's Agency. West 47th.
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rrRNTTuRF WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED Fay FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MENTs; PIANOS. BOOKS, PAINTINGS.
Hlry PLACE. sTryvEsANr lsIn.
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SECURITIES sALEsMEN.

SECURITIES sAJEsNgN.
we offor
an ses cumulative preferred stock with an
attractive profit sharing bonus.
LOCAL. ENTERPRISE; established earnings
record; well known and capable manage
ment.
LEADS FURNISHED: selling campaign
well supported by advertising.
LIBERAL TERMS 20 men eSpeslsncsa In
placing high grade Investments.
Write fully. giving experience and rafer-
ences. All communications regarded confi-
Dental.
Address r. $50 Herald. ESQ broadway.
YOUNG man learn new business; experiences
unnecessary; we teach you how 20 make
$40 weekly. n 1875 Herald. Hernld %.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westchesier.

WILL take select children to noari fiAR.
RlET KENNEDY, care of Garage. near
White Plains. Phone Elmsford 1876.
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West Side.

S6TH, IS E.-Large and small rooms; reason
able, near subway.
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29TH-429 sTiI AV.
drH AV. HOTEL.

17TTI ST.. l0i East.--Tgo large. attractil
rooms: reasonable.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT WANTED; first class senior
required by firm of accountants; appiica-
tions from experienced accountants only VIII
be considered. Apply BY letter, giving fui,
particulars and salary required TO Box A J63
Herald. $50 Broadway.
ASSISTANT Mauager-Young man assist
ant manager OF q new safe deposit COM
pany: only one with experience need apply,
Il 232 Herald. Herald 50.
ASSISTANT MANAGEH-XouDg man as as
sistant manager OF q now safe deposit COM
pany. Only one with experience need apply,
w 351 Herald. Herald &c.
BANK wants young men; no experience
necessary: must have had three years high
school Ic 1924 Herald. Fulton ut.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, to drive Buick
sedan; mist have good personal reference.
Phone Cortiandt a229 for interview or call
ut room 1915 singer Bldg.. ], 70 ..
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2l4--Beautiful room,
high class apt; board optional. River
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rtnk and Cream Co., 20 Bridge 81.
Newark. y. J.
MAN. experienced route salesman; provision
line; must know how 70 operate White
RAINIER cars: excellent opportunity for right
man. Write, state experience. box 1872
-Scy 29 sv.
MANA Brooklyn man 10 sell International
time reporters. Address, with reference,
J. NJ King. 30 Jeffersoa ay., brooklyn.
MAN, handy, 81 day and board. Thomas,
356 Bergen ST., Brooklyn.
MEN WANTED.
Prosperity Is just around the corner: We
havo not suffered from hard times, but We
are making provision for taking care OF tho
very large business we expect beginning jan
nary 2; II you want to become part of
progressive organization where your future
viii be just a. profitable az you want 70
make Il ask for MIR. King, room 1903, 600
Madison av. at 9oth ST.
SALESMAN WANTED.
AN OLD EsTABLlsHEp BRASS MANU-
york CITY. HAS An OPENING FOR
TRAVELLING MAN WHO is Fully ooN-
vERsANT WITH BRAsS AND BRASS
STATE. AGE. ExprR1ENcE. TERRI.
EXPECTED: REFERENcEs REQUIRED.
w $40 HERALD. HERALD SO.
SALESMAN, high grade. OF Demonstrated
ability. as district representative; our line
sells 20 tho electrical department OF large
Industrial plants and electrical ;obbers IL
distinctive and of proven value: commission
basis; want man with not more than one
other line: state your full case in firs. letter.
2184 Herald, 18th ct
A1.EsMAN--lcxperienced route salesman,
provision line; must know how 70 operate
white and Rainier cars; excellent opportuni-
~ for right man. Write, stating experience,
Box sS. 22s9 Sd av.
SALESMAN = Importing house. gloves Ind
handkerchiess, requires experienced sales
man for Southcrn ana middle West territory;
jobbing and department store trade oommis-
sion basis: 1912 Herald, l6th st.
SALESMAN for established territory, fibro
board, shipping boxes; state age, selling cx-
perierce and salary expected to start; good
opportunity for right party; must be able to
furnish Al references. OT3 Herald, 2S0
Broadway.
Statesmen now calling on drug. hardware.
auto supplies and garagesi excellent oppor-
tunity for mon tina. have large following;
preference given 60 men that have own cars.
Call after . a. M. Chemical Products Co.,
i06 Beekman st.
Statesmen wanted; exceptional proposition
offered TO men having large following
among users OF llqud soap. Chemical Ini-
port Corporation. 1o0 Beei,inen at.
SALESMAN. high grade. 2i3s Herald,
18th 1T.
SECOND poultry rnan; s35 per week: must
know HIS business. references required.
Ilifss Rms Market. III Madison sr
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HOTEL NOMIS,

GJ0-O5c West 125th Sc.
Rooms with private bath, sis weekly:
without. 81 upi every convenience. Telephone
Aoruingside Gao and -oS
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE (by Grants Tomb).- -
Travelled, cultured private family; cheer
fui room. TOP floor, modern apartment
Morningaidn O1S7.
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GOWNS BOUGnT.
JEwELRy AND DIAMONDS

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES
Frns. -spoRTINJ GOODS, 5G,
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TWO connecting rooms. bath adjoining, for
gentleman; private family; in Gramercy
section; phone for appointment. Stuyvesant
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One and two room suites with baths: a
outside rooms. fun hotel service; reasonabl
rates. Phone Madison Square 33iH.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apartment. . rooms and
bath. most convenient reghborhood. Phone
". s. IT.. or w. ". j.. Deckman s7cO.
PROSPECT PARK section, both subways--3
or 1ttractiveiy furnished rooms for
housekeeping; separate entrance. modern i'm
Pros. 1924; 087 Vanderbilt av., cor. Park nj.
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Berough Of Queens.

IVY ST. CElmhurst S5) Apartment, g rooms
and bath; all improvements, electricity,
heat supplied; SOS; garage ~ desired, tt0 ex-
ira. Phone Newtowp 1928 J.
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TURs.

MINK coat coating s4,500, bust IS to 90. 20
inches long, gold nrocnde lining; very ole
CANT; reasonable; no dealers. w $40 sIerAic.
Herald 81.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

ATTRACTIVE BUYS.
OFFERED FOR THE XMAS sFsASON.
Cadillac 1921 sedan. 5 pass, like new.
Cadillac 1921 Amesbury suburban sedan, Al.
Cadillac 1921 coupe, O sacrifice.
Cunningham 1921 sedan, Ike new. sacrifice.
Hudson 1921 coupe, an excellent buy.
HupmobIe 1921 coupe. practically new car.
Packard lf20 town car. great sacrifice.
Stutz 1920. and pass. like new.
A visit VII, convince you.
NO better buys are offered anywhere
CAPITOL AUTO EXCHANGE,
300 7TH Ay., COR. 52n. CIRCLE 5is3.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
.SANTAIS GIVEN
HUGE RECEPTION
Hundreds of Riddles Greet st
Nicholas on His First Trip
to This City.

Santa Claus made his first official
visit of the year to Rock Island this
morning, and was greeted by sew
eral hundred children who sur
rounded him at the L. s. McCabe
store AS an appreciation of the
wonderful reception given him by
the Rock Island youngsters, Santa
gave each child a gift.
None had to be told that st.
Nicholas was in town this morning.
Throngs of children filled the sec
ond floor top department of the
store early in the morning, but be-
fore each child had the pleasure of
shaking hands with Santa and re-
ceiving a present, he had to stand
in line.
The line started from the ex-
IRENE north end of the store on
Second avenue and continued tC
grow until it reached way into the
Third avenue building. Hopeful
children gave Santa lists of play
things and clothes which were
wanted for Christmas, and by the
time he was called back TO his toy
shop he carried with him hundreds
of requests for the Christmas
stocking
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
DELEGATION TO
URGE HIGHWAY
Chamber of Commerce in Three
Counties Invited to Discuss
Savanna Project.

Following upon receipt of news
from Washington that officials OF
the war department and the road
division of the department of agfi-
culture have approved of the plan
to build a military road from the
Rock Island arsenal to the Savanna
proving ground, j. J. Burgess, pres
ident of the Rock Island Chamber
: of Commerce, today addressed 4
letter to J. G. Snyder, representing
the Whiteside county board of su-
pervisors requesting him to ar
range for the attendance of COM
mittees representing Whiteside
and Carroll counties and the Sa-
wanna Chamber Of Commerce at
the conference to be held in Rock
Island with Congressman w. j.
Graham, Dec. 5.
AS a result of the conference, it
Is expected that a delegation of
citizens FROM Rock Island, Carroll
and Whiteside counties will go to
Springfield and request the state
highway commission TO make the
recommended expenditure of funds
under the recent federal aid legis-
lation for the paving Of the road.
It is understood that Congress-
man Graham recommends the
Springfield conference. and it is
anticipated that the delegation will
he large one.
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HIGHWAY PATROL
WELL RECEIVED
Black Hawk and Rural Townships
In Accord With Bureau Plan;
Ask County Issue.

Enthusiasm marked the good
road meeting in Milan yesterday. II
was attended by about fifty farm
ers, many of whom came 10 or II
miles. The idea of a patrol for the
roads of the county was favorably
received as the best means OF keep
ing the roads in good shape. Talks
were made by Clarence Melcher of
Princeton, highway superintendent
of Bureau county, William White
side, Ralph Lourie and J: A.
Schaible.
One of the methods of road con-
struction employed in Bureau coun-
ty and under consideration for this
county is the use of 1000 yards of
gravel a mile with a three foot
ditch on each side of the road and a
six inch ridge in the center.
The opinion was expressed that
funds should be raised here with
greater ease than they we're Sc
cured in Bureau county. The as
sessed valuation of property in
Rock Island county is $4,000, 900.
There are 1S9 miles of county roads
upon which improvements are con-
templated. Bureau county with its
273 miles of good roads has an
assessed valuation of only $780,
900 900.
The road committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce of Moline, East
Moline and Rock Island will ask
the supervisors at their meeting
on Dec. Is TO provide for a vote on
the bond issue for road improve
ment at a coming election.
Representatives from Rural and
Black Hawk townships were at the
meeting. The following committees
were appointed to represent the
townships in good road activities:
Rural-W. W. Wilson, J. W. Beck
and Gust. F. Anderson.
Black Hawk-Fred Saulspaugh,
Urban Grosjean and c. H. Dibbern.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
MURPHY MAY Be
TRAIN WRECKER
Peoria and GaIesburg Investigating
Man Being Held in Scott
County Jail

Peoria and Galesburg railroad
officials are investigating a clue
that Jerry Murphy, at present in
the Scott county Jail, wrecked a
Burlington road passenger train
near Pennington three years ago.
Murphy today denied any knowl-
edge of the wreck.
The train was derailed by an OBJ
struction on the tracks and three
persons were killed. The wreck
occurred III November, 1918,
Murphy is being held by Scott
county authorities on charges of
having made targets of persons
who appeared on an island he was
occupying in the Mississippi river
across from Princeton, Iowa. He
was arrested last week, following
complaints of those who claimed
they heard the bullets whizz past
their heads.
Murphy offered no resistance to
his arrest, characterizing it as a
move of Princeton residents to de-
prive him of a valuable hunting
and fishing ground
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
ED REED TAKEN
AFTER SMASHUP
between AUTOS
Agent for Auto Insurance Company
Figures in Car Collision
Both Cars Wrecked.

Edward Reed, s4S Seventeenth
street, agent for an automobile in
suranoe company. with two friends,
was driving west on Railroad ave-
nue. at. noon today and his car coli
lided with a machine driven by
Alex Weir, sos Thirty-fifth street.
Reed and his companions were In
toxcated. it was claimed.
Reed was driving g big roadster
and Weir was driving a coupe.
Weir was eastbound on the ave
nue. and Reed steered his machine
to the opposite side of the street
into path of the Weir car. The
crash occurred at Forty third street.
Both machines were wrecked, but
no one was seriously hurt All
sustained minor bruises and a
shaking up.
Directly after the accident one
of the men in Reeds car hurriedIy
left the scene of the accident Per-
sons who saw the accident put in a
call for the police and Oficer Gus
Kirsch responded and placed Reed
and Frank Honsel, a companion,
under arrest.
Both men were lodged in cells.
They will be arraigned In police
court tonight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
RECEIvERSFOR
WILLYS NAMED

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 26.-Frank P
Kennison, vice president OF the
Ohio Savings bank of Toledo, Ohio
and Glenn o. Miniger, president OF
the Electric Auto-Lite corporation
of Toledo, were today appointed re-
ceivers for the WHY'S corporation
manufacturers of automobile aces
series. The appointment was made
in the federal court here by Judge
John M. Killits, and confirmed by
federal judges in New York. and
Newark, N. J.
New York, Nov. 26.-John n.
WHY'S, president of the WHY'S cor
poration. federal receivers for
which were appointed in Toledo
today, issued a statement here en-
phasizing the fact that it was not
the WHY'S Overland company
which was affected The latter
company. he said. was a distinct
corporation and not interested in
the Wi1Ix cnrnnration.