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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
MACHINERY AND TooLs
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ths undersigned, Daniel II. l.. Voyls
trustee Of Perry Township. Marion County
Indiana, hereby gives notice that he viii
receive sealed bids for the construction OF
the hereinafter described sanitary sewers
(a) A sanitary sewer to serve the school
building at Edgewood, Perry Township
Indiana Beginning at point ten CI0)
feet south Of the septic tank and extend
Ing two thousand feet south thereof Es-
timated cost three thousand six hundred
(fs,00O) dollars.
OBJ A sanitary sewer to serve the
Perry Township. Indiana. Beginning al
the northeast corner OF the school prop.
erty and extending eight hundred (s00)
feet north thereof Estimated cost one
thousand one hundred N1.1O0) dollars,
Said bids TO be received at the office Of
the township trustee in the school build
ing at Southport, Indiana. up to 2 O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF Wednesday, the goth
day OF October, 1921, at which time and
place all bids will be opened and publicly
read in the presence of the Advisory
board of said township.
Plans and Specifications for said work
are on fle in the Office Of the said trustee
and copies Of the same may be consulted
and blank forms Of proposal may be OBJ
tanned at the office of S. ]. Williams, 80.
Castle Hall Building. Indianapolis. In.
diana Every bidder shall, with his seal ed
bid and in the same envelope deposit a
certified check for one hundred (S10O.o o)
signed trustee. to be returned by him IN
case the contract shall not be awarded
bidder. and IL the contract be awarded, tC
be held until the successful bidder has en-
tered into a contract for the construction
of such sewer and has furnished bond e
tho approval of the township trustee. Ir
case the successful bidder shall fail to en-
ter into contract or furnish bond the said
check shah be retained liquidated dam
ages by the township trustee. Successful
bidder will be required to sign a writer
contract with the said trustee and to en-
ter into bond for the amount of his bid
secured by an approved surety company
conditioned for the faithful performance
of the covenants and conditions of said
contract.
The contract will be awarded to the
lowest responsible and reliable Bidder al
determined by the trustee and advisory
board and in any case the right to reject
any and ali bids Is reserved. Only blds
for the complete work win be considered
as set out in the plans and specifications
for the construction of such sewers
Dated this 14th day Of September, 1921
DANIEL NJ. l.. NOYLS,
Trustee Perry Township, Marion County
Indiana.
, uAEcT nv w Johnson Attorney
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
PERSONALS.

CHEMICAL VAPOR BATHS - Recon-
Inended for hay fever, asthma rheuma-
tisrn, nervousness, stomach trouble, gem
eral rundown condition; male and female
attendant Massage by request. Ladies
a. MS p. m; gentlemen, a. ms p.
m Hayes Bathhouse, 35Sa y. Illinois St
Main 1888.
FATRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement, private; prices reasonable;
may work for board; babies adopted; write
for booklet. MRS T. B. LONG. 4911 E.
Twenty-Seventh St., Kansas City. Mo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15


Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned conducting
a public storage house, Will, on Thursday
Sept 20, 1921, at 10 q. M, sell for &C
crued charges, the household and other
goods held in storage for one year with
charges unpaid, belonging to the following
named people; Mrs. NJ. B. Bow den
B8Oo4; Harry Battle, B7S244- c. E. Bur
rows B4SS1; w. u. Conrath. B7e12; Anna
M Elder, BSO55; Grace Baslsy, BSO2s
Mrs. Sadie Epstein, B7969; Mary Il. Fer
rec B7919; Ed Garner, B77S4; W. c.
Morning BS246: Matthew Small B60o1
Earl sparks BS235; Clarence Hedges
RSI77; VIM. c. Halfman B7701: C. p
Kopf, BT932; II. H. Klayer, B7T19; Mrs
r. w. Ktllen B2421; Jessie Price BsU12.
Ruth Stephen, BS200.
SHANK FURNITURE & STORAGE co
227 n. New Jersey St
indianapolis Ind
Sept l. and To- 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED BOYS

WANTED-Boys not over II years old TO
carry Times routes in central part OF
CITY; boys who want to make good money
call and see Mr. Moorehead any afternoon
at Times office after o'clock
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
GOOD LOTS, EAST

Two fine lots on Oney street: all i'm
provements in. Priced for investment.
Chas. P. Hornaday, Realtor.
Main 5sss. Room 5o7 Peoples Bank Bldg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09
DIR. w. O.COFFEE
Moves Offices

DIR. W. o. Coffee. the oculist and sur4st.
moves his onlces June to First and Main
streets, Just around the corner next door
to the 81. James hotel. His Offices are on
the first hoor right oppodte the ferry
boat landing. DR.. Coffee treats eye. ear.
nose and throat diseases. He has spe-
dal treatment for failing sight. cataraess.
weak eyes. floating spots, blurring Of the
eyes and other chronic conditions and for
impaired hearing. head noises and catarrh
Of the Nose. head and throat diseased ton
Sils. deceased turbinated bones. He says
most eases do not have to have surgical
operations. He straightens cross-eyes and
removes adenoids 1t one visit to his ONCE
without chloroform or ether. He espe-
ciaily invites people that are wearing
giaAses Or need glasses properly fitted.
Eyes tested for glasses. free and examiha-
ton Of otheR cases and one treatment FREQ
to show how his special treatment acts this
month. He has had IS years experience
treating eye. ear. nose and throat diseases.
He il in his Davenport Offices On Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday from a. m. TO $50
.. m. During the summer months he will
treat NO patients On Wednesday as he must
have rest one day in the middle Of Tho
week. On Thursday and Friday be u in
his Peoria. NJ. od3ees at. 500 South Js1-
ferSCn Stzeet.-(Advertisem
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FOR SALE

Only 500 bundles Of Dsv Nani1i r.
inch rope in the original 6GndIe1
from the mill-l0e yards 70 -
bundls-at INC per foot, and
inch rope at INC per foot
This rope will Be sold at TIE 1bts
lowing places: 'i'
Davenport Iron & Metal Co, DsvenA
port, warehouse, 500 30. HOWedl
street, phone Dsv. $3.50, Of H. q II.
RohlA, 332 West Second 6ef0ee
Davenport, phone DAv. ia -
Harry Gordon. SO W. Second stFusg
Davenport, phone Dav. 3111,s sssI
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$500 REWARD.

TO the party who finds . sl1ta1te
cottage, bungalow or houo1, t46t
can b boueht for cash or terms RI
port ct Room 4S. State Bank bul1&-
ing or phone n. L SIS.
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SPECIAL SALE

500 Hart seAaRnr 4 Marx suits for eale.
Received . new shipment. An colors.
Meas and young meme. Prices $14.6O.
SIS 90 SIG 50. Trousers u SO 70 $3.50.
Book lsaand Tsflcns. 1o22 Third avsnus.
Rock Island.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS or MECHANICAL DRAW.
ines uaadD. Stgg and Fixture dsagnaAg
. specially. Ideas developed E. H
MichaeliA Mech. Consltg. Eng. associated
with W. n. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
0oo- $40 Best Bldg. Phone r. l. 76o.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

Z Dusiag June. July
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6 E 49, nd August. Rock -
lad lost No. zoo.
Ansrisan Lsgto q.
nssts only third We'd
.nesday OF each mouth
y ~ American Lagoon
Hail, Saxtsenth street
ana TAard avenua-
uaa K. Brennan. COM
3 maudes. AL sx-sssv-
Il n men weiconae.
MASONIC. -. -
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=. heId On ths frst Thurs-
IL, AZ zach month a. 80
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~ Thursday evening. June 3.
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NkAly q The Nrss "Wednesday
al each meath. viAas-
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l. Z. Mas. monarch.
frank l. fastessoo. eeo-
rotasy.
A n.
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TUESDAY, Of esch mon.n q
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NeAeHaltA ssssss.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS or TITLE PREPARED On
coninued 70 date covering any real -
tate In ths county. Prompt cd accurate
sefvtcp 1t reasonable rates. hock u
land fitle 3 Abstract Company: ". }.
evemey, sp1essxy. 200-21Z Ceasfal
Trust 1 Savings Bank building.
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WANTED nsLr.

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III 40 WU01D I'M 10 -
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CONTAGIOUS AND BUnDERS,
TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains. cAnopies. stack cover. etc
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WANTED-TO TRADE.

NEW SEES pH0NOGRAPH FOR SMALL,
CIR. Address Car. caro- Aryua.
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1esls IL 0sue snd thi1o
4onAays Of each mpa1h =
ms club. walter J. oEif-
q. sxAtsd y1lse: c. n.
Asesna, ss9ssasy. viatt-
~ hepthess slvsry vel
eona. Cub Rooms q las
HshAssnth seypsk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

HOUSE, YoUR Or FIVE ROOMS. HILL
or west end location: now or by July LIST.
Phone B. /. 1929.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

GOOD, RELIABLE GIRL FOR HOUSE
work: must 60 to Chicago: small fam
ily Phone r. l. 2510.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PARTLY FURNISHED CAMP ON WATCH
Tower hill. r. l. 1307-K.
GARAGE, 3I3 wENTY-SECo -
street. b. /. 1851.
COTTAGE ON ROCK RIVER. FURN-
ished. Only responsible parties. Dav.
J36.
STOREROON, 1910 SECOND AVENUE.
Rock Island. Call Moline 1908. Dave
Brady.
GARAGE-536 TWENTY THIRD STREET.
GARAGE-1003 SECOND AVENUE.
VERY DESIRABLE STORE ROOM ON
Second avenue. 2Ox90 modern front.
Phone dAys. h. I. SIS eveninga. =. 1
GARAGE. COS FOURTEENTH STREET.
GARAGE. 1900 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
r. I. 361ex.
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS. PHONE
h I. 13o4.
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buyo1D pooT "a, q. A. 4
Asess ns1iasly o. sseond
- fourth Friday Alter
osns et each month q 3
sesoek IN Memorial hall in
u ssust Aoose. q. y. BsagA-
-. eo@nander: Il. c. TtEse
sdiutanl
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wANTED-sALEsnEN.

call on dealers with low priced 5000
mile tire. 500 week with extra COM
missions. The C. L. Smith Co.. South
Bend, Indiana.
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ssA,. ,npoB NJ. COG. 1. o. o. ,.
Nssls svssy Thursday evening
q Odd bellows temple On
Ieasth sveaus, bssvssa Sey'
snAaen1A and ktE \ teeA n
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HA8s6Ay ef eacA noasA. anioAr
oUsA NM, second and third -
& - ~ 1slleving Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-09

ROOMS. TWO OR THREE MODERN FUR
niahed for hight housekeeping. Addreo1
~. W. j." care Argus.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION
PROGRESS OF THE NEGRO.

Tuskegee Nego conference recently Dr. Robert R.
Notion Washington
them
growing
ards which the Negro being led by the
mantle of leadership have fortunately fallen
especially farmers
deceived dfauded certain
come to them with some solution the
semisecret order selling with
make all the Coored people rich short while and other
or e all ne h and pohcai rights mat tney may ask for TOO
often the results in that these leaders, only take from the people
the community much frequently
the misunderstanding suspicion hatred between the These
is a Negro and
facilities are inadequate places for both black
and white; nevertheless steady improvement this condition
made that Southern
is itself indicative
was thought impossible
Nation that there organizing Southern state nearly
every county each state small but effective groups OF Coored and white
who quietly peny working
uce and fair play for all elements of the population
are finding
affecting
of the entire there exists
wholesome relationship
kind of work that these small
black They cooperating unsefshy
working hard bring usc and equal opportunity civic and economic
all that
equality protection opportunity and that all that Amer
lean citizen should
year white leaders,
information Recently
Aod the State Alabama Agriculture and Indus
expressed the of Negro farmers and
family Alabama will
through 40 of quiet persistent
associations comparatively and diversity their He
spending much their for statempoed
poultry milk He stated that
great deal of money has been leaving the South for automobiles access
cries and gasoline"
I'VE cannot quit he added go together
this distributed should be distributed
The work of farming is divine
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
ROBERT T. KERL1N.
LAW VS.. LYNCH LAW.

the superb
of the protection of the community and the
the familiar pe-aleged assault
Georgia state which has had evil
ynching of this kind
notice. demand the jail from the
be hanged rddled with bullets
according caprice the the
1920 $780, But there
celebration of Inter Racial Sunday the state
month
Under these circumstances mob would
But the brought before court IN
sides should
those who directly concerned and
report of the trial the Of
words testimony She
assan having previously iden
another Negro Witnesses white and black swore
miles the
committed their Evidence
verdict guilty
promptly his all
suspicion there of
he2-goson Herald
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
DISTINCTIVE AMERICAN MUSIC.
WILLIAM M. RICH, in the
Southern Workma

"Spirua" said by
belongs
the immensely significant 1t also
will
the Bohemian have
the sister art
mbodyng ariscay the yanng su
could only
wall these mournfulest OF
"Prometheu Bound but touching be-
the
Commeda that shall the of those
Of
mpobe achievement de-
of the
Weldon Johnson
brd without without
produced with immortal
Spirua that black
who religious To the World
they world the and
acquainted with
grief look God for help
r.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
PULPIT AND PEW.

One Of the principal recommendations of the Correctional
Council to the Assembly of M Bishops proposed the
adjustment Of modern theological seminary for the training Of
efficient pastors Mention made of the fact that the
condition is coming and into being that the is
more advanced and progressive than the pulpit.
Such condition does indeed maintain to too great extent
In many instances pastors behind their congregations in
learning and desires
When such condition does arise the church is hapered
for the that the neency the pastor does not
senuousy for hearty of the congregation which cannot
respect his ability for leadership
We need ministers who better prepared We need
pastors who by training and study have placed themselves in
position really to direct the energies of their congregations into
ways of advancement and progress.
Present day life especially among members of group,
demands direction along lines other than those gnay follow
ed.
Pastors among have influence than do other
class Of leaders Their condition governs to great extent
the condition of their followers.
We sincerely hope that this recommendation be well
taken by the A. M Bishops and that this great church
continue to keep with the needs Of those whom has eff
fcently served for than century.
# no greater thn results from this llusrous gatle
than the creation of facilities training efficient pastors
it will have done well.
We heartily concur in such recommendation
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26

at Howard University, which is the
only Colored Senior Unit of the r.
o. r. C. in the country, have its. own
band was met with enthusiastic APP
proval by both President nurkee and
the Battalion.
instruments were at once requis-
toned and supplied, and by for
tunate coincidence Sergeant Rorcy
Rhodes, U. S. Army, had been ordered
to the University for service Ser
geant Rhodes was formerly Band
Master of the 35tl Field Artillery
Band overseas and had served many
years in the regular army as Band
Sergent of both the 9th and 10th
calvary bands. He IS a graduate of
the Institute of Musical Art of New
York City and better equipped man
to organize the new band can mo- be
found.
Every hour that does not interfere
with the duty for which he was Or
dered to Howard University is spent
in whipping the band into shape, and
under his supervision the r. o. T.
G. Band of Howard University bids
fair to become first class organiza-
ton. There is now an enrolment of
so R. o. T. c. members and waiting
list of as many more.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
EDUCATION FOR NEGRO.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 24.-AIn Mrs.
Margaret Deland the cause of edu-
cation for the Negro has found an
active friend whose efforts, 1t may
be predicted with confidence, will
mean no inconsiderable measure OF
practical result accomplished. Mrs
Deland, in her address, Debtors OF
the Past to be delivered at the Chill
ton Club tomorrow afternoon, will
speak of the valor of the Negro regi-
ments as it was described to her dur
ing her visit to France three years
ago. The Negro soldier. by his pa
triotism and devotion, vendicated the
right of his race to full measure OF
opportunity for its advancement
through broad avenues leading to
technical and professional training
for it's leaders, and especially to the
fitting of Negroes to become the
teachers of their own people.
Mrs, Deland will also tell of the
work of Hampton Institute, as it has
come under her observation. 1t is
in such school for education OF
the Negro that there is to be found
large measure of encouragement for
the members of his race. and pow
erful agency for the removal from
the life of America of that phase
commonly described as the Negro
problem. But, unfortunately, there is
at present sad lack of means for
attaining the end Ia view. The ia
cilities are far from adequate to meet
the demard. In too many cases, Ne
gro boys and girls eager for educa-
ton find in the quest for it obstacles
to overcome only with the greatest
difficulty IL they can be overcome at
all. The door has been partially OPP
ened. 1t is time for efforts to throw
1t omen wide.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
NEGRO BANK IN T1DEwATER VIRGINIA.

growth of Negro financial in
situations dewater Virginia There operating to-day banking in
combined capital of $800 deposits of
$3OO000 Following liberal
methods
Underwater offer all trades
and this policy confidence has been inspired and
service of the people
Of thrift people Some of the diff
using thrift the
vacation banks
All of these OF
effective thrift The Christmas
100000
hafmon dollars will be with
appalling of merchants with
the public demand Aside
offering and
future compete favoraby that of white merchants
NJ RICH,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26
r. o. I. c. UNIT AT HOWARD UNI.
YERSITY ORGANIZES BAND.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 24.-The
Reserve Oficers' Training Corps Unit
at Howard University has rounded
out and completed its organization
as Batillion of Infantry by the adj
dition of band of forty-eight pieces.
The beginning of the Autumn Quarter
OF the school term saw the enroll
ment in the r. o. = c. Unit well past
the four hundred mark, that being
the number of enrolment required
before band instruments would be
supplied by the United States Govern
ment.
The proposal of Major Milton 7.
lean, Commandment of Cadets, and
Warrant Ofncer Edward York, U. S.
Army, Acting Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, that the Unit