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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
TAKE IN HUNGhRIATs.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. l".--Afh'tA-
lion of tho Hungarian Reformed church
with the Episcopal denomination vas
approved today nv the sixth synod OF
he Episcopal dior"s" Of Washington, In
session here.
As result Of .nlav's action. Il vas
said Rsh"u Hops "f the WaShinG'n ton
province will nrhtin those Hungarian
ministers who apply for orders.
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PLAY FULTON A. c.

This evening on tho Fulton srhoo!
gym floor. the renrgari7cd Pr slim" y.
= i've formerly the Fast End Midg''s
and the Fulton A. g. team will clash L.!
their FIRST encounter OF the season. ana
no doubt there will b. a large crowd
on hand for tho game.
The Fultontt"s started Tho nrst or inc
week defeating the Mt. de 'haHtal nv"
and the strong Olympic team OF Mar
;ins Ferry. and the raStim"s are count
Ing on hard game. Lewis and cant
Schroeder viii perform AT forwards
Clark and Necse VII: be guards while
Purpura Will be center
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BULANp II DRIVING BUffALoS
HARD IN ANTICIPATION OF A
HARD BATTLE.
Hntfe IN Green and white Lineup II
Antic1paeSd-Grsat Crowd
Assured

Bison grid!ron warriors spent two
hours at hard practice yesterday after
noon. the coaches putting them through
their PAGES In rapid fashion, with a
light scrimmage 10 close the afternoon s
activity. Buland lectured his men on
the over-conidence that IS so apparent
on the part OF the squad. citing them
instances this season and in other sea-
sons when just such a condition was
followed BY a defeat OF tho popular IA
rorite by some insignificant rival far
less 10 be reckoned with than West Nir-
Kinia Wesleyan. BulSnd cannot get II
out OF hi, head that the Methodtsts are
going to give his aggregation tho battle
OF their lives next Saturday afternoon
and predicts that there will be a great
surprise in store for the followers OF
the game who are expecting Bethany
10 win IN a walkawsy.
Il am expecting my men TO WIN
says Buland. but not without hard
night throughout the full sixty minutes
Il have seen this Wesleyan bunch IN
action too often to think that they are
going TO give up this game without a
b. tile Wesleyan always fights anu
they will ttght harder than they have
ever fought when they meet us next
Saturday"
saving for Bethany.
Word from RuCkhannnn IS that "es-
leyan. after her defeat at the hands OF
w V. l.. would save all her energies In
spite % her difficult schedule for the
sole purpose OF pulling one over on their
old rivals from the Buffalo creek. The
fact that they KEEP; Crushank and Rad
mar out OF last Saturdays game would
indicate that this Is the case. Coach
FELTON, realizes that to win from the
Bisons would DO turning a season 80
far unsuccessful into 4 glorious come
lack. and place his team, In line Tor
soma tri-State recognition after all.
Long years OF athletic rivalry be-
tween bethany and Wesleyan cause the
roateSt [" bold peculiar interest 20
III" large number OF Bethany alumni
who are returning 10 II" fourth annual
cail homecoming. In the stands next
Saturday viii hr Bethany players from
as far back as ~. the ttrst year that
Ee;hary played football Memories OF
defeats suffered even IN those days are
stan fresh n their minds. and they will
L.. pulling hard trr Bethany 20 accom-
pii>h 4 r"allyi decisive victory which
"" isINc no dOuh: N thrir minds as
To w..,h tern IS the superior.
Change In Lineup.
TIE hon" crowd Will view for the
f~>t ,t,na H." new end and hackfed
combination which has been IN N'teci
-. " u, Grove city game. Injuries
sr~Ia nd ny his ends in the Navy clash
forced HliaEi 70 DO some quick work.
cuL raE:Og collier. a substitute guard
Tud r"n:er turned him out u the wing
;o,ft.rr. Golfer IS a big man. tipping
30 =. a'.s at -. and Is fast and a
:~v..i Hgncrr Many Of n" Bethany
- vSn hny" ssen him ~ action claim
~ n, : tue ~ the best that has ever
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II hasn't reached the point vet where
any town points with pride To the pos
~"ss'on ot ku k,uX Khan. las
News.
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Uncertain Of Lineup.

Spears IS unrertnin about his lineup
for saturday AMI has been "Aperim'nl-
luC with the entire squad all "rGh'
sumo men who have not yet oeeh III
n gam, THIS season have been USED on
the Varsity and scrub el"vens IN s'rih-
mare. and all THIS seems to Indicate thhl
Spears may give some W HIS Varsity
mon a res, over the coming W"rR-ch"'
lInwrper. To h" On the SAFE SIDE 10
viii have To rnke his fun regular squad
10 Rutgers in order TO he ready Tor any
emergency.
While tn. Presidents are resting. the
Manufacturers will Ice batting against
the strongest kind 81 opposition ana eN-
nosinr themselves 20 the danger "f h"-
!nr pu, out or shape for the big Th"nHs-
Sizing battle. The outl""k j. extremely
dark FOR West Virginia. and II Sl"'i'rS
succeeds In leading his team through
the next two games {" tho sAi 'Sih'''"h
~ West Virginia fans. Ii" VIII nave
performed nothing less ;han n''a'ie'
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M0UNTA|NEERS
FEAR RUTGERS
ING PACT STARS WILL BE
OUT OF GAME.
Practice AL Th1r wsck on Muddy ftsld
But Hope for Better Con-
ditons.

SpcCial to The lntelliEencer.
Morgantown. W. Va. N"v. l6.-While
Coach Spears has been preparing his
men for Saturdays game with Rutgers
College. at New brunswick, \. j. In
the slippery miro OF the local atheuc
field. Mountaincer football fans nave
been Prevailing the fact that the game
was ever scheduled. They point TO the
fact tina; Bob Hawkins. Martin, '""rEe
nm. captain Kay and others NEED
short rest before the Turkey Day en-
counter with W. and j.. and predict tha'
even with those stars in the lineup. the
varsity Is gu!nE. To have close shaNf
In It's game against the Scarlet
II is true that In" M"unia'nc'fS "rc
no, In the best Of shape for III" Rut'
rrrs game. and also that the Scarlet
NAV spoil Wrsi NirEin!a's chances OF
"A victory over the Presidents. In Sph"
OF the gloomy outlook. Ehach spears
continue to quietly prepare his charges
for rhA tw" remaining games On IN"
schedule. Spears Is neither confident
nor discouraged, hut has determined
attitude and is hopeful Of showing
West Virginians that he Is more than
n rnCdiuTrr mentor.
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BnooHE con- II cHA1P1oH-
SHIP AND Al PRI10Na
HAaER WILL P1EsA sT1oAo
LINEUP FOE MILTON WHILE
ELDER WILL HAVE A. or
HIS STARS

Special to the 1ntelligencer. -
WellsburE, W, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Slo-
gan Beat Follansbee" was forthcoming
last night when the local school officials
posted 4 banner across Charles street
at seventh bearing the above lnscrip-
ton.
The local high school foot ball war
riors are hard to work in TWO daily
workouts for the battle with the Fol-
lansbee high foot ball eleven Saturday.
for the championship N Brooke County
Coach Elder has his l.Jys In the best
condition they have been In during the
entire season. and has inagurated two
practice sessions day for the clash.
The team works out at the Kiwanis
field mt four o'clock in the practice OF
clipping. tackliDg and running with the
bah. Al seven o'clock they again as
semble In the high school gym, and
run lhrnuEh new signals given them
for this game.
The team has been secuted through
out the sea son by Monk" IIager's lieu
tenants, they having Witnessed the To-
calls IN every lash Of the present sea
son. white on the other hand Elder has
been printing for each game as 1t comes
along and forgot about Follansbee until
their time came on the schedule. thus
the reason for the hard practice OF the
present week.
DopS Says Pollansbss
The present dope as Is always forth
, coming before any clash of interest as
this one will be-. Is that Fnllansheq has
cleaned the crafty MOundsville eleven
handiIy at FollanSh"c 40. The Mound
city lads defeated the local team 1870
ut MoundsvIlie giving the pr0tesGcs OF
lInGrr forty point advantage over the
local boys. Sill again f'ollansbee de
fratrd. Triadeiphla +l-n. the Satur-
, day following the Pike lads defeat
cd Tilock's boys 10, the same team
, that defeated the locals thirteen moth
ing.
Again this gives Follansbce the adj
vantage by sixty points. But no game
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One Of thu big >'nNN! - - T." loot
ball SsaY"n was II" ShHN."% - NJ
C:nl university against ~" s'i"n&
S,,.,,o;a.. ..or:, IT.. Cnn,!j,n~. ur'ur-
toned .I.,r. :" tac'r ""'. 'i..' n; i""'
ball irurr.d on" Mrn t1' -" ''a"t I"
reduce il to- .Ic,rn. AMI. rl,' AZ "lr
game. hold Syrarus" :" 80" ~""r"-. :"
points. md tNir" s-'."rsIi threatened
the Svrarus" goal i.HN.
The int"rna t!"naI m1'"h proceed n
big success in Montreal. wh"r" tn"
American str'c &C fY"'ha'l ie not vel
known. AMI I, put Hn"t''"r ri'n f"~ I've
great American crll"c" t'1IuS INT" III"
neld It il Qu!te '"nrc!v7'' III" that 4
we'll coached CanNh'"N r"il""" team
would give almost 2my "f ,ur teams =
hard right II II took ~" MIR fn"t7'i
seriously At the forward uoSsinE gam"
the Canadians would show us "o0l"-
thing about throwing ami catching a
ball.
saw ruecr PLAY IN New No-l IN"
other day at contest between "e"m'-
professional" teams on II" playground
at Van Cortlnndt park. ON" i"1m was
4 trim. shy an material. ana whom its
ranks were depleted . called IN two
young men who wcr" w1t"ht1g. A few
Minutes later the pu1"t"r threw a for
ward pass. One Of the volunteers who
nd been playing fnst. but VIII" evident
" was not familiar with the gam. sud
denly jumped hattcd IN" hpll with his
head and knocked = twenty feet or
more into the arms Of ore Of hts team
mates who caught Z and went thirty
wards before down"d There are pos
sbilltirs In combining soccer and foot
ball training.
Cornell Supreme IN RIMS.
Just how Jack Mnaklcy does i is
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,.oungste- although lusty on") ms
six Of its 2rod,.cts spreading the spirit
OF q. g. Y.
Won probably never would guess with
ont looking In tho records wht'h s'h""'
supplies the greatest number OF '"ayhrS'
Give /, ur" We'll. X ~ Srrlns""'i.
witch has twrnty-rour accredited TO II
among the teaches OF the game.
Harvard Man states HIS Case
Shaking of the "IIarvard spirit |
received u letter the other day VINE"
makes me wonder whether II r'"'''s
any consIdera BILE sentiment or hhrE"F"
or whether the real sportSmen OF '""-
bridge would think the writer as mu'"
Of An ass as I do. He writes IN r"Iat'""
70 the recent trouble between spectator
and the Harvard team. which - blame"
hv Harvard authorities upon the cnih''E
OF rival schools. OF course lt"r ar"
does not mention these rivals by
name. but means Dartmouth iS"m"un'S
-.ferrcd To by Harvard men as the
Jopoverjan. swIn'D and Boston college,
ThAse TWO teams were dropped from
tI,r,,ra.s football schedule probably
,ori worry good and sufficient reasons
ord Harvard generally attributes the
hostile attitude of some OF the Sr"N'''-
ORG nj games Of tn" Hnrvard team T.
"icalnusv" OF these schools. "hi'h may
or may not exist. an.
The letter takes me 20 task Tor IN
tcrferinr with something which Is mono
Of my co,Scrn." 1t goes On:
"lIarvard's athletics "r' COR ltarV"rH'
Wha, Harvard decides IS MT the nus
ness Of outsiders. and II" '"n''r" az Tue
nuhlic. We have been criticised S"'h-
GENTLY by muckcriSh n"wSIAl"rm"h
and outsiders. nr which You are one
Tho stand Of Harvard to "\riud" ""'
yIdc-s wins my aprlaus".'
Tho letter IL extremely long. hh' '"i
10 the spirit Of II. 1t hr"a'h"S the al"
of inderc:dercc; Harvard - '""' ban
and football ie Harvard. without iI"r
ward all s,,or;smanShi3 would perish
from the earth. We haF" taken IN" "'
titudc that the public pays ard = IN
titled 10 some consideration. h"'h IN
numbering tho PLAYERS and N "ih"c mat
ters. But /: this write" r"""htS tIhr-
ward as he claims Ia i". ~" ar" willing
70 apologize and r'r'ui' ilr'ard I" lax"
its toys and play hy l'-'f.
Carc dams Tly CuT Game.
One Of the big >IlNN - - -" loot
hall s.apon was 4" ehan.m,; e NJ
Gnl university against ~" s'r"m&
.,.,,. II. ,'rn.tl;.n~. ;lttsl ~
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Looking over list Of the names ri
coaches who have developed the fool
ball teams Of American colleges. IN"
thing struck me that 80 few arc pro-"
ur,s Of Yale Harvard or princeton. !
is strange. at first thought. that u" =
institutions which We're the rent"rS ~
football for generations. hay" $" Few
coaches representing them. TN S"'"h
thought, II Is not 40 s'ranEe. Men "ho
nav on these college teams and learn
heir games, on the average. are In more
nrosnerous positions than the AVERAGE
NJ other schools and l'Ss liable I" ''-
cept coaching jobs. AIS" the ''i "'
the old team for SoHcGing hcIp ur'hSS
literally scores OF volunteers |" n" M
coach, and many who would n"t con
slider developing other teams are WIZ
irr to drop their work and return :"
aid alma mater.
WISCONSIN. which has been producing
winning coaches. such IS Willie. lNrh-
ards and Zuppke. however. ranks qu!"
Inv I'm the list numerically. IN" Is
corsIn nroducts. Of course. troc" dlre't'
10 bacL n Yale for Wisconsin ROT h"E
football from Yale. Chicago, Win oh'!
I'VE recorded coaches In the HStS' FA'eE
hack to Yale and Minnesota. cr"i''c'
with only one. also IL @HirAi'E '"'''
Missouri, which has supplied seven
coaches to colleges. gets her N"H'"s
via Princeton. and Ter traditions are
largely Of that SCh"ol
In tho lists OF coaches ind only one
Princeton product outside OF N"n"r,
three coaches who were Yale m"n' 'n'
six who spread the Harvard sy1,'n''
Little" Ruckncll has six on tho 49, :
Holy Cross seven. N"tr" Dam" sN' -
Ohio Stase (Which Is c"mr'r't''H
youngster, although lusty on") n,'
six Of it's orod:cts spreading the spirit
Of @. 8. Y. ,,
You probably never would guess WIN,
out looking In tho records which s'h""'
supplies the greatest number OF '"aChrs'
Give I, ur" We'll. Il Is SrrlnEh"' u.
which has twenty-foUr accrcd't"" l" u
among the teaches OF the game
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,-UsEE pucKP1N LEAGUE
Masonic Duck Pm League.

Ter TVS f. r. g f.. -. Grca; North
c-u. ElEjuxtoa -. +. \. ~
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Coach Godfrey sprung surprise last
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Helene F. Beaumont, Deceased
The undersigned. having bee nappointed
Administrator of the Estate of Helene F
beaumont late of the County of Rock
1siand, State OF Illinois. deceased. hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the
Probate Court of Rock Island County, al
the Probate Court room. In the City OF
Poclx Island, at the October Term, on the
First Monday in October next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said Estate are notified and requested 70
attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate arr
requested to make immediate payment &c
the undersigned.
Dated the 27th day OF July. A. D: 1871
GEORGE L. BEAUMONT.
Administrator.
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NANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS. JUST OUT. SELL FORD OWN
ers Ford Drive Control Takes jar and
vibration out of steering wheel. Makes
driving pleasure. big money. Greai
seller. Write Herbert Lloyd Zipf q Co.
% N Clinton, Chicago.
AGENTS: MAKE $50 WEEKLY SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery. We guaran-
tee $50 weekly full time, 75c an huor
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Perfectwear Hosiery, Darby, Pa.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

USED PIANOS. EMERSON EBONY CASE.
SS5; Laffargue. mahogany, $40; Ell
lington. mahogany, $3.50: ArioiI. ma
hogany, $9S: Schiller player. maaog-
any, 90 rolls and bench, $3.50; Everett
Grand, exceptionally fine buy. $685. {;
Victor Victrola. Style Al. and records.
SIS. Griggs Piano Co., 12l East Sec
ond street. Davenport.
BAND INSTRUM ENTS. HARDWOOD
tenor silver saxophone. with case, 500;
Conn silver cornet, nearly new. $40;
Selmer cornet, $50; snare drum, D "a X
10, SIS: C Melody saxophone and case,
silver. S115; fat clarinet. Albert
system with case. $685. two old viohns
and cases, each S34; these are worth
at least sos. Griggs Piano Co. 121 East
Second street, Davenport.
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AUCTION
By order of the Trustees, we viii on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1921, AT IL
O'CLOCK A. NJ. AT 1921 SECOND
AVENUE, MOLINE, ILLINOIS,.
sell at Public Auction the following as
acts belonging to the Estate of the Moline
Engineering Co, consisting OF:
MACHINERY
1-1sxs Won Wyck Double back seared
Engine Lathe.
1-1sxs Lodge and Simply Back Geared
Engine Lathe with turret
I-16xS Mueller Double Back Cleared En-
1-14x6 American Double Back Geared
1-14x6 Rockford Single Back Geared
Engine Lathe.
1-14x6 LBlond Single Back Geared En-
1-9-I6 Foster Screw Machine
liz stecher Screw Machine.
I-Becker No 25 Milling Machine.
Baker Bros. 4" stroke Keyseater
2-No. 2 V. X & V. Geared Punch Presses.
2-No. l Games Arbor Presses
"a" Fitehburg No. Sliding Head Back
Cleared Drill Press
go" Champion Drill Press.
No L LaSaue Die Gutter.
1-12' Double Emery Grinder
81, 3 and 5 II. P. Motors CHesf1ng'
house,.
400 Windshield DimascopeS.
Ii" Bardon & Oliver Screw Machine.
New Haven 22x24x4 Planer.
lis B. G. Sharper.
mo. Buick Punch Press
go" Moline Drill Press
10" Stecher Drill Press.
Universal Grinder.
Stewart Heal Treating Furnace.
A LARGE STOCK OF SHOP TOOLS.
Also a large lot of Cold Rolled Steel Bras
Rods Cap and Set Screws. Nuts, etc. Ais
all Office and Shop Fixtures.
Thomas P. SinnetS. Trustee
SAMUEL L. wNTERNTTZ & COMPANY
AUCTONEERS.
4o7 First National Bank Bldg. Chicago.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

sIJPERFLUoUS HAIR. MoLES. WARTS
on face and arms, permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss A.
NJ. Kittredge. L Argyle Flats. Brady
street, Davenport. Phone Dav. S04. Out
of town until Sept. 10.
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All the news all the time-The
Argus.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

~~~~-~~~-~~~~~@~@-~@~~ .---..~-rre
TIRES GALL Makes. ACCESSohaEo
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles complete, S5T so tall coiorsl d.
Five stores: I15 East Third street
3O246-S East Second street, Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains. canopies, stack covers, etc
Made in &. L. f. W. Porch. r. l. S74.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

-~-~-~-~-~~-~>->-~~~~~->~~
ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made. Jigg and Fixture designing
a specially. Ideas developed E. b.
Michaelis Mech. Consltg. Eng, associated
with W n. Haskell, Patent Attorney.
6Oe-61O Best Bldg. Phone B. 1. 166.
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WAETED-FEMALE HELP
WANTED-SALESMAN.

"A n
WANTED: HIGH CLASS REPRESENTA-
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RELIABLE ENERGETIC Statesmen
waited on good paying proposition with
old established publishing house n ust
have some experience. See Mr. Tom
hnson 536 Twenty third street. Rock
Island. from to p. m. Phone
5299.
HIGHCLAss Statesmen. STILL FEW
openings in Illinois for men to sell the
famous Harley line. Necessities needed
daily in every household. Low prices
to the consumer. large profits 10 the
statesmen. Permanent business. exclu-
sive territory. No capital or expert
ence needed. Locations being filed rap
idly Write today. The z. C. Harley
Co., Dept. Bill. East Third street. Day
ton. Ohio.
SIDE LINE Statesmen. ATTRACTIVE
proposition for live men. 50 TO S22
commission each order. Full credit on
repeats. Garfield Mfg. Co, 4oo3 Broad
way. Chicago.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL GUMMED
Tape and Sealing Machines. Gummed
Tape cheaper than Irvine. Big commits
sions. Excellent opportunity for live
man. Write The Eokanson company.
622 West Lake street. Chicago.
SALES MANAGER WANTED. FINAN-
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tributor for a nationally advertised
staple product in the electrical line.
Must finance in order to carry stock for
local and immediate delivery. Big
future for the night party. Our repre-
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Wells street. Chicago.
FIFTY SEVEN MILES PER GALLON
made with new patented gasoline Vapor-
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SALESMAN: A LIVE MAN, EXPERIENCE
not necessary, make 500 week.
Write at once The Parker Refining Co.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
THE STATED COECLAVE OF ROCK
Island Commandery No. is
eSsdA Knights Templar will be held
Y.21 the second Monday OF each
5@EE month J. G. Schillinger. Com
NJ mander. J. L. Hickey. record.
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER, NO. 269.
Order Eastern Star.-Regular meetings
Second Wednesday of each month. Wis
iting Stars welcome. Mrs. Josephine
Mace, W. NJ; Mary r. Kreis. secretary
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.
WANTRD-TO TRADE.

PL1YER P1No. IooRs LIKE FEw
Will trade for light touring car Ad-
dress Il. D." Argus
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EOcK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, R. & S
A.-The stated assemblies of Rock Is
land Council No. 20, h. d S. M. will
be held on the third Wednesday of each
month. ". J. Spencer, T. l. M; o. +
Hildebrandt, recorder.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPAID OR
continued to date covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is
land Title 6 Abstract Company: w. J.
Sweeney, secretary. 2O0-2l2 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-06
B. P. o. ELKs NO. $50.

Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at
EIks' club. walter J. Gr1f-
I'm, exalted ruleri G. n.
Isaacson. secretary. Visit
ing brothers always well
come, Club rooms at lilo
Eighteenth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-06

-SEhtNE MEN
During July and Au-
gust, Rock Island
Post No 200. Amer.
can Legion, will meet
on
wednesday, July &C
Wednesday. Aug. IT,
B e g in nj n 9 with
month of September
Rock Island Post will
meet the first and
third Wednesdays OF
each mon tn.
Commander. All ex-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-06

BUFORD POST 243, G. A 4.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons of each month at ?
O'Clock in Memorial hall in
the court house. B. r. Baugh-
man, commander: Fl. C. First.
adiutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-06

UCAL LODGE NO. COS, 1. o. O. F.
Meets every Thursday evening
NIMSS1 at Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue, between Sew
GA9 enteenth and Ell b e b
& streets. C. HerwiG. N. G.:
o. Anders. r. S. First
Thursday of each month, initia-
tory degree, first. second and third de-
gree the following Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-06

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~. meets first and third Thurs
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937:sf3 days of each month at s p m.
WsT in Memorial Hall. Court House.
{sH3 Oscar L. Dalisee, Commander:
SE9 L. M ntterington. Adjutant. ,