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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-10

ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. R. & S.
N.-The stated assemblies OF Rock Is
land council No. 20. K. & $ N. Will
Be held on the third Wednesday OF each
nontn. W. :. Spencer. 4. /. ~; o. r.
hide brandt, recorder.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE DOING GOOD BUSf-
ness; in residence district. Address
~" care Argus.
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 269.
order Eastern StAr.-Regular meetings
Second Wednesday OF edch mouth. VS.
lung Stars welcome. Mrs. Josephine
Mace. ". N; Mary F. kreIs, secretary
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Ez-sERvIcE MEN


sTTENTIoN Ex-SERvICE MEN!
During July and Au-
!. ! !
<dlElLfr~ gust, Rock Island
AXS.FksEA Post No zoo. Amsri-
&NHtN9SbA can Legion, viii meet
EH*N ~ "wednesday. July 20
E9f&Hz&fyH8SS Wednesday, Aug. II.
k<&E&3ZNzHX B e in nj n g with
XdTHAS&Szz4 month of September
BXSETefXSS Rock Island lost will
Nffhsf<NT meet the first AND
third Wednesdays OF
each month.
Dan K Brennan. Commander. All ex-
service men welcome.
MASONIC.
Masonic Temple, Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. f. Sc A. M. will
nm be held on the hrst Thurs
GcSyS day of each month at Z 80
MN D. IN. W. II. Kelley. w
M NJ. Ray o. RodericA. sec
'| Special Aug. II, 1921. at 3. m. on
T. A. degree
Axoo GRoTTo NO. 81. NJ. o. v. P. E. R
Stated meeting held
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21GsA on the first Wednesday
4 - OF each month. Visit
ANEz#~L r. Mace, monarch
<aa~&HeS Frank L. Patterson, sec
retaFG.
r. A NJ.
TIE STATED COEVOCATIoN OF ROCR
A.oes2 Island Chapter No. Is. r. A
ARN N. will be held on the frs
kXG Tuesday of each month a.
NES 7:30 p. m. J. u. Schlllnger
Z. II. p. L. H. ASH. secretary
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
TWO MODERN STEAM HEATED LfeHT
housekeeping rooms Very convenient
TO all cars and walking distance 10 ar
senal. No children. Vacant Saturday
evening. r. 1. 3o49. 1904 II Fifth
LARGE FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
room. coapietely furnished with use of
iignt. gas and laundry. Running water
in room. Also smaller apartment. TBS
Twenty-third street.
THREE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 2s4o
Fifth-and- a-half avenue.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Everything furnished pss of phone
and laundry. Also sleeping room. l4I1
= Fourth avenue. K. ]. 4252.
TWO MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
1918 Seventh avenue.
THREE DESIRABLE FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms. 1871 Thirty-eighth
MODERN FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
room. $40 Twenty-third streret.
NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM
Win lavatory and every modern con-
venience. instantaneous heater Tor bath.
one block from car. Reasonable. 933
Seventeenth street.
TWO MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Ciose IN o27 Nineteenth street.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
Ground floor. 1921 Sixth avenue.
FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 541 Twenty third street r. /.
go
FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN. REA-
sonsoie Private tamiiy. 1911 sixth
avenue.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. rs
Twenty-second street.
MODERN LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM.
! lfOo Seventh avenue.
MODERN SLEEPING ROOM WITH
smoking den. Suit able for two men
Private family. 633 "a Seventeenth
street.
FORTY MODERN ROOMS, SOC PER DAY
$1.75 TO $3.50 week. 1902 Fourth Ave.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 7o2
Twenty-hrst street. R. l. 1886.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED FRONT
rooms. a16 Twenty third street.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. EVERYTHING
furnished. 1919 Second avenue.
ROOM FOR LADY. CALL R. l. 4374.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUsEKEEP-
ing. strictly modern. Aya-on apart
ments- 91o Second avenue. R. l. 3716.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
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FOUR ROOM MODERN FLAT. LIGHTS.
gas. 2622 Seventh avenue.
THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment. Private bath, heat and water.
lJl9 Seventeenth street.
COMPLETELY MODERN APARTMENT.
Desirable neighoorhood. Twenty 18th
street and Eighteenth avenue. sou.
Call R. l. 25l2.
avenue. Inquire 1905 Second avenue.
THREE ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
and kltchenet, parity furnished. Adams
Bag. 3l2 twentieth street, Rock Is
land. References required. Z. Ii. Guyer.
State Bank Bldg.
-FOUR ROOM STRICTLY MODERN FLAT
upstairs at .sSo Thirty -fourSh street.
Garage if desired. X. l. 5OJ4-
FLAT AT IO44 FOURTEENTH STREET.
FURNISHED COMPLETE, SMALL MOD
ern apartments. Parker Apis. 1882
Second avenue.
MODERN STEAM HEATED FLAT. sac.
sixth avenue. Ninth street. K. 1. 2SI2.
APARTMENT. MODERN FOUR ROOMS
with bath. References required. 151l "a
THIRD avenues
FURNISHED APARTiENT. TWO ROOMS
ami bath. RosenneId apartment Refer
ences required. i3Il u Hh.rt avenue.
| FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ ~>-~~-~~-~~~----~~">~~ $4,000 =
/ GARAGE AT 1919 NINETEENTH
street. r. I. 3602L.
GARAGE. 1905 SEVENTEENTH STREET
| K 1. 36l6X.
! rUaEAA VACUUM CLEANEns. FAONK
a. l. 1891.
! GARAGE 1916 FIFTH-AND- A-HALF
avenue.
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GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW.
between Fifteenth street, Twenty sixth
street and Eighteenth avenue. Good
cash paynIent down. IL Argus.
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UCAL LODGE No. COS. / o. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening
S~S at Odd Fellows tempe on
ShSZ Fourth avenue, between Sew
|n enteenLh and FL | | h
GSIgA streets. Z. Herwig, n. G.;
o. Anders, K. 5. First
Thursday of each month. inltla-
tory degree, first, second and third de-
gree the following THURSDAY.
Il. d. T..
ROCK ISLAND acre NO. $50, FRATER-
nal Order of Eagles.-Regular meetings
hrst and third Tuesday Oh each moath
at Eagles home Fourth avenue and
Twenty-hrst street. Frank Wlch, w. r;
Joseph Grotegut. secretary
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HAMBURGER GRIDDLE. OIL BURNER.
Mist pe IN good condition. Call K. L.
J227.
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HILHEST PRICE PAID Fol. MEN
old clothes. &. I. 5I40.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.
WANTED-T0 BUY.

COPIES OF THE ARGUS FOR JULY 20,
1921 and July 5, 1921. issues. Argus
business Office.
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WANTED-TO TRADE.

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WILL TRADE MY STEVENS TOURING
car for a good lot. Address ''M36. y
Argue.
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FOUND: LADY-S HAND BAG CONTAIN
ing currency and watch Owner cali at
Java Shop. 231 Seventeenth street
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: LADY'S ELGIN WATCH RI
ward. Return 44la Fifth avenue.
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LOST; BILLFOLD NEAR CENTRAL
Trust Bank. Reward. American Express
company
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MALTESE KITTEN THREE MONTHS
old named Bobbie, vicinity Twelfth
avenue and Seventeenth street. Call X.
l. 32T0.
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LOST: BRACELET SET WITH BRIL-
lants. one set missing. Call &. I. 299
Reward.
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
65S. A. F. & A. M-Stated
10 meeting first Friday of each
N month. B. z. Record. W. M;
y Ii. s. Bolman, secretary.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

MODEL 400 CHEVROLET ALL NEW
tires. new battery. Bargain. $40 cash.
Moline 269l.
BUICK ROADSTER. 1918 MODEL. SAC
rifice at 1919. 1927 Thirty-sixth street.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

straci mez nma pr akee ably ndcti
angckych Skol doso tey skutecne vekt koske stfvce
Ami navravSi Rabndranat neby useren prcevu nebos
zivln, stykal Evropany.
Candh take organsota hospodafsky boikot brtskeho
zboa prooze vn Velbou Bani vykorist Indie TIA
toz zadrzue rozmach ndickeho prumysu ably urzea
zboz zvlSe atek ndcke bavny zhotovench We Veke
Britani To en iako ukazku re hnu Ind de koreny
hoSpodaisk6ho zivoa brskeho
Arci hnut pracuje yelkym obtizemi Brtska Via
da dovede cei obratnym ahy politcymi Ucnila cd
1920 rozsahe stupky samosprave ndcke pripoutava
ruznym pozonostm ndck6 panovniky prince vychovava
mnoho Hindu svych skoach Angl zskava 81 mez
obyvatestvem hone stoupend m re Jim sverue
msta pecv6 respekue domac zvyky nabozenske dovede
prmhourt oc mad urazvymi pruvody pf nichz vycpani
panac pTedtavujic Brta pfedm6tem posmechu davu
Ale pres intelligence domaci rosie nechut Ike vsemu
brtskemu a naklani svych such nemeckym prateum.
PAX pochopme brtsk yada vpovedea vsechny
ck6 misonare Pfedn Indie peclve sebraa nernovaa
valky vSechny pfisluSniky centranich statu.
Nez indicka otzka neomezuie pouze ma Predni Ind
zasahuie take do nych osad kde Hidov6 usazu naby
vaji Brtska Vychodn Afrika stava Sc enn6
bolestn6iSm msem Hmdove usazu mezi domorodc jake
drobni obchodnc Zada ovsem ably stat e
respektova ako pnopran6 obcany coz arc yda
Jim prfkad dnesni Keniisk6 zem Brit Vychodn ArkuJ
t6m6r rukou protoze bill osadnici octnou mensine
Jz Afrika Hindy odma ochotne je zadarmo vyvazi
vlasti Australia pred ndckymi kui upne zavfela
vdi indcke kruhy nespravedlve ponizovani
padn nd Jamajce nesou Hndove vitni neen beochum
lnybrz cernochum.
Nez podrobneisi vykady vedy by pris daleko pro
oze ndcky problem je nesmrn6 ozity Chte sme nasemu
ctenar umoznt ably aspon mlhavy pojem teo svetove
tazce ker kazdym dnem rozvinou pine se
- hruze. Stan Nikoau.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

berku, kde pokoine vykonava-
la sve denni prace, jake kdy-
by Sc mic nebylo prihodilo. A
mi Mercy ami lekar Vandine
neobtezovali il otazkami. Tenl
to pozoroval Polly sc zallbou
a obdivem. "Nahlizim, pra-
vii, "ze isl odhodlana stati Sc
rekyni. Vyborn6 dite! Do KITE
reho viru nebezpeci vrnnes Sc
pTiSte?' PAX pokracoval dale
S vyrazem starosti V obliceji:
l"Bohu diky, re isl mela odya-
hu il zachraniti, Polly! Ona ne
muze nikdy mou byti, ale
vzdor tomu budu ii ga skutek
zehnati pokud budu ziv. Znam
blizSi okolnosti teto udalostl.
Jeji utocnik byl zavrzeny MI
lovnik. Ubohy posetilec! O.
vSem re byl rozzuren a neni
zadnym divem, re oeni plisel,
Polly citila Sc slovy temito V
hloubi srdce poranenou. DO
ktore Vandine," pravila, IVY
milujete slecnu GreylockoVou,
2 te priGiny isem rada, re
jsem ia obdrzela bodnuti, KITE
re il patrilo. Jsem yam tolik po
'vinovana, re osoba, ktera jest
vam drahou, i mne drahou BY
: ii musi.
"Nejsi mi mic povinnovana.
| zvolal lekar. "Nezvatlej ne
smysl, Polly Ostatn6, mile di'
/ t6, boil mne velice tebe TAX
, bledou slabou vid6ti. Tvu.
/ hrdinny duch bytuje Y choren
t6le; iako tvui l6kar musim t
porutiti, ably isl byla bedlivej
/ 81 sveho zdravi.
/ Nem6l ami pomySleni, iakJ
i zal ubohe divce pripravi. Pol
/ lyna laska .byla d6s0d tajem
stvim, ktere jeste neodkryl. !
/ ktere mu snad ma vzdy sl1ry
!, tym zustalo.
} Ohledne Regnaulta nebyly
: zadn6 dalsi kroky ucin6ny
e nybrz naopak celia ia zalezi
$ tost co MONA neivice umlco
+ vana. Mezi tim mjnulo leto
e Velka SOMA luka byla hola ;
studene podzimni vetly tahl.
pres ne a pres nedaleke ma
: brezi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
VYchodla Zapad.
ROMAN u AMERICKEHO ZIVOTA.
Die anglick&ho prelozl Abin Straka.
aDI1IN NNNlNININ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Folly sklopila sve Zapadle
oci. Godfrey Greylock vida,
iak slabosti Sc chveie, poky-
null il, ably Sc posadila ma sesli
Il nohou postele. ii vSak Slo
pouze o to, ably rozpravka co
nejdfive ukoncena byla "A pre-
mySlejic 0 tom, nevsimla 81 je-
no pokynu zapomn6la otaz-
ku Ethelcinu zodpovedeti.
"Vzpamatujte Sc prece!'
zvolal starry Greylock netrpeli-
We. "Neslysela jste, co ma
vnucka pravila? Pfeie 81 W.
svetleni 0 vasem ydasnem oh
ieyeni Sc Il solnych jam onoho
Vecera.' >
Polly Sc ulekla. Tento starry
muz Sc svym chladnym prls-
lnym obficeiem a hrdou bytosti
nahanel il nevysvetlitelny
strach.
Ustoupiia cd neho krok zpet
a yyprayila namahav6 re sebe
'Byla jsem V hostinci pritom-
ma rozmluve, y nizN isem sezna-
la. re Regnault Jest spatnym
clov6kem. Obayala jsem Sc, ze
by mohl miti spatny umysl O.
hledne sleGny Greylockovy; q
proto isem iei potajmu nasle,
dovala k solnym jamam.
"Ach,. ano," pravila Ethel
upamatuiic Sc, IVY iste mi
dorutila me psani a snad jstC
znala obsah jeho. Ale proc
iste nasadila svuj ziyot, abyst'
zachranlla mug, Polly?
Tato pohledla nesmele n;
stareho muze, jehoz pichlaV.
pohled byla $ to sotva snesti
pax nahle skoro nevedomk.
odpovedela: "Ponevadz va
milujiw
Ethel pohlizela udivene
pohnute III diyku. IVY MA
milujete,' pravila, ''vzdyt
, isem vas teprye dvakrat spa
trila, Polly! Co jsem pciuils
re isem Sc stala hodna lask
vasi?"
/; ''Nemusela iste mic uGiniti,
odvetila tazana; "spatril
! jsem vas a miloyala jsem vas
o Jest to vazna wee, jin6m
{ cloveku ia svuj zlvot dekoy;
n IT, minila dedicka. "PfiSl
I iste k hromade kameni 5 um,
slen. abyste mi padu poLr'
ii by pomohla neobaNala lsl
l. Sc prijmouti smrtelne bodnut
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

Ktere mi urceno bylo. Zasnu
mad vaSi smelosti a vasi obeta-
vosti, nenalezam SLOW k vyia-
dreni mych diku." Shy potla-
ely Ethelcin hlas. Pc male
prestavce 4okracovala: DE
decku, preji 81 touzebne Pol
ly odmeniti. Jak to nejlepe
uciniti? Chcete ieSte dnes
mas dunn opustiti? Jste slabou,
velmi slabou k vykonavani syt
prace y hostinci,"
"Mercy Pooloua Jest velm
dobrosrdecnou vuci mne he,
ulozi mi vice prace nez budu
moci zastati, slecno Grey!c.
ckova, odtuSila Polly"
"Budiz, ale proto vas prec,
prosim, abyste zde jeSte neja
ky cas- Zustala,' mluVila dedi
cka millionaire pflvetiye dale
isme YAM velmi mnoho povi
novani. Jak name nejlep'
duh mas vyrovnati? Chcett
penize? Aneb name yam byt
napomocnymi We volbe jinehc
zivotriho povolani? Snad by
ste rada - nebot mate velm
dumyslnV vzhled - neiak,
lepsi postaveni nez sluzky
Sv6rte Sc mi jako - jako =
sestre.'
Polly upfala zrak svui III
nadherny sametovy koberec
jeji tahy neprozrazovaly nj
aadnou stopu boje, ktery Y je
Jim srdci zufiI. lrdy star.
muz pohlizel ma nj dosu,
chladne jeji bazen pre-.
MIN vetsila Sc kazdym Okla
mzenim.
"Jste velmi laskaya, sletn
Greylockova,' yypravila kC
lneGne re sebe; "avsak ia S
muslin jeSte dnes vratit do ht
: stincc. Nemohu zde dele II
stati, nebot' zde neni mist
pro mne. Pence nepotrebUji
nehodim Sc k nicemu iinem
nez k obycejne praci; byl
jsem vzdy sluzkOu.'
Ethel sklesla zklamana zpt
A do svych polstaru. "Vy jsf
hrdinkou, Polly pravila. slI
j bym dsmevem, "ale jste a.
: rozumnou."
a Godfrey Greylock ucinil II
: trpelivE posunek. ITO jest n
: pfijemna zalezitost, - pray
e nadute, ma vnucka neni +
!, da nekomu dluznici, hlavne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

sobe, ktera We spolecenskem
postaveni daleko pod nj stoji.
Jsem nucen sam ma vas MALE
haiti, abyste nejakou slusnou
odmenu "a sve namahani pri-
jala. Vezmete toto!" - te-
mito slovy strcil il do rukyI
lprouzek papiru - "a mate-li
mezi svymi znamymi n6jake-
no pritele, urad'te1 Sc $ MIN,
jak nejlepe castku tuto pro bu
doucnost zuzitkovati. V padu,
ze byste V budoucnosti neja-
Ike podpory potrebovala, O.
bra tie Sc vzdy 5 uplnoU duv6-
rou ma mne."
Polly nehledela na bankov-
nj poukazku. velkeho obnosu,
nybrz Ma hrdeho stareho ari-
stokrata, ktery il svoji stedrost
vnutiti chtel. Pokojne a odho-
diane roztrhala poukazku ma
male kousky a hodila je ma
zem. "Odpust'te, pane odpo
| vedela tichym, ale pevnym
hlasem. ''Tuto zalezitost mu-
, site ponechati me vlastni vuli.
, | Nechci, abyste byl mym dluz-
nikem; a take nemohu pri-
jmouti vase penize. Pohlizite-
ma mne prekvapene? Nuze.
, ia nepotrebuji vaSi pomoci, u
zivim sc sama svyma rukama
: Iapomente ma sluzbu, kteror
isem YAM prokazala! Buh vi
re neni mym pfanim, vas na
: nj pamatovati. A nyni dovolte
4 abych sc vami a Sc sleCnot
: rozlouGila."
2 Godfrey Greylock oneme
Uneven a udivenim. Odvahs
: chude deveCky takto MIN nit
/ viii jeho poukazku roztrhat
k nohoum mu hoditi, byl;
mu veci neslychanou.
Ethel otevrela oci pravil;
Sc siabym usmevem. "Ach
Polly, nechybi vam hrdostil Ct
q vas bude Nuze, nam nezby
i. va mic jineho, nez podrobiti s.
' vasi vuli. Jenom 0 iedno va
i, prosim: Kdybyste jednou po
moci potrebovala obratit
! Sc ma nas?'
/ "Ano," odvetila Polly.
{ "Dejte mi ma to sVou ruku,
5 prosila Ethel.
u Drsna ruka devecky spoci
e vala okamzeni V jennie rue
IS d6diCky.
/, "Zijte blaze, Polly" praVi
Z la tato, "a neopomente, ze III
stanu Vzdy, vzdy vaSi pfite
!; koG .
"Ziite blaze, slecno Greylc
- ckoya; dekuji yam "a yasi |;
skavost."
TAX opustila Polly prazt
q nyma rukama nadherny pr
a bytek. Greylockuy kocar dc
j. veil il zpet do kociciho he
$ . - ;.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
WEYBRIDGE HILL

B. o. Wales, who was fortunate in
shooting deer last week seems to be
sbe only lucky man in town
Mrs SilaS Jewett, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ten the past week expects to return
10 her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Austin and
daughter Beatrice and son Homer at
tended the funeral of VIII Stone in
Brandon Monday.
Mrs Alden Elliott, who has been i'll
the past three days at her home, was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
IN Burlington Tuesday Mrs, Samuel
J mes accompanied her
Sunday School Elects Officers
The annual election of officers of
the Sunday School was held last Sun
day as follows: superintendent, Rich
ard w. James; assistant, Mrs B. o.
Wales secretary and treasurer Samuel
+. James; clerk, Horace Barnum; SUI
perintendent primary department, Mrs
= E. Bingham; superintendent home
department. Mrs Silas Jewett; super
intendent cradle roll, Mrs Samuel H.
levitt; organist, Mrs Orpha l..
lanes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
Estate of
GEORGE R .LANGWORTHY, ST.,
late of Middlebury

State of Vermont
District of Addison S.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons interest
ed in the estate of George r. Lang
worthy. ST., late of Middlebury, in said
District deceased, GREETING
Whereas, application hath been made
to this court in writing by the admin
istrator d. b. n, c. t. a, praying for
license and authority to sell all OF the
remaining real estate of said deceased
to wit a strip of land adjacent to Viii
lard street in the village OF Middlebury,
representing to said court that 1t would
be beneficial to the heirs and all per-
sons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased, to sell said real estate and con-
vert the same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent
and appreciation i'll writing of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this
State, and setting forth the situation
of the real estate
Whereupon, the said Court appoint
ed and assigned the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1921, at 1880 o'clock a M at the
Probate Office in Middlebury, in said
District. to hear and decide upon said
application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publish
ing said order, together with the time
and place of hearing three weeks sue
cessvely in the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper which circulates in the
neighborhood of those persons interest
ed in said estate, all of which publica-
lions shall be previous to the day as
signed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place assigned, then and there in
said Court to make your objections to
the granting of such license, if you see
cause.
Given under my hand at Middlebury,
in said District, this 18th day of No
vember, 1921
Madeleine c. Wood
AZ Register
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
SUDBURY

L. c. Cochran Of Shelburne is visit
ing at L W Parents
Linus Needham of Orwell is visiting
Mr. and Mrs William Disorda.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs George FELTON, Wednesday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs c. +. Thomas and son,
Carroll, of Pttsford spent Sunday at
Z. W. Parents.
Miss Dorothy Burt, who attends
Brandon high school spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burt
Recent guests at William Disordas
were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan and child
of Shoreham, and Mrs. Aurilla Lewis
and Byron Swenor of Salisbury.
The entertainment committee of
Sudbury Grange will give a dance in
the Town hall Friday evening, No
vember %. Refreshments will be
served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
WEST CORNWALL

G.. T. Dimmock is gaining from his
recent illness
Joe LaPinc is still in Orwell paint
ing at Philip LaDuc's.
Morris Bingham is recovering from
an attack Of laryngitis.
Somcrs Spaulding has returned to
Bridport after week at his home here.
Kendall Field returned Saturday
from weeks hunting trip in the
southern part of the state,
Mrs. Kathleen Taylor is again at her
home at Grant Hornsby's, after staying
with her sister, Mrs Townsend, at
Richville since DR.. Townsend's death
last June,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
FOR SALE

House and Lot, No. IT High Street
Ny large two-story house, containing
IL rooms and bathroom, with hot and
cold water pantry, closets, etc Lot
100 so feet. The house is pleasantly
situated, every room is pleasant, fine
location, fine street Good garden. one
pear tree, one cherry tree, currants, as
paragus, rhubarb, grapes, raspberries
and strawberries. Barn of little value
For further particulars inquire of
f. BACON, Saxtons River, VT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
Don't Look For Facts At A Side Show
Mr.. Car Owner

fyour car going be idle during the important
battery s given proper
Unless the battery given in it will operate to @
tory by suphaon We therefore
init suicide during the winter your car idle
There two methods of storing battery depending upon requirements
OF each individual These methods
WET STORAGE called battery stored with the acid in
it. In storage the battery left taken out Of the car II
must be kept safe temperature charged once month
and otherwise kept uuder competent supervision
Chemical
terry is naturally shortened.
properly filled with until required for
AS battery when standing idle subject to certain
erochemca construction the Service Station assumes
responsibility for 'front.' the batter
The battery fail life and this failure
occur during well any the time
Should such failure the Service agrees notify Owner
promptly and secure authority for further
DRY STORAGE ordinarily preferable By this method
battery dssembed being charged plates Dry
The chemical action completely suspended and the battery ready
life when easemb Another advantage Storage
entae
The agrees open thorough
y clean all cells dembe for the elements, storing
place The
and the Service Station agrees then rebuild battery
repairs service agrees Notify
authority repairs proceeding with
thoroughly equipped for and make speciality taking
eriesa handled regardless Of their make
The reasonable and much than
given battery you r
obligation explain fully Storage
battery.
Yours proper battery
H. w. CASWELL & co.
NDDrFRU VFRMON
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18

In this theater of mans life, it is
reserved only for God and angels to be
lnOkers-on. -Pythagoras
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18

Progress is the law of life, is
not man as yet. - Robert Browning