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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-10
HORSEMEN ATTEND
PRIZE AWARD FOR
CIRCUIT SEASON

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 1o.-Horse-
men from many parts Of the Unit
ed States are assembled here for
the annual convention OF Grand
Circuits awards, which opened to-
day and will continue throughout
tomorrow. Optimistic predictions
were made for the 1921 light har-
ness racing season. The rules and
schedules committees met today.
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PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR GRID STAR

South Bend, Ind, Jan. ~.
Omitted Press. 1.-The student Dooy
Of Notre Dame university will erect
a memorial to George Gipp, All,
American football back, who aieu
of pneumonia a few weeks ago. NO
decision has been reached on wRA@
the memorial will be.
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DELEGATES FROM
II STATES CONFER
ON BOXING RULES

New York, Jan. 10.-Representa-
tives from II states where ooAins
is legalized met here today 70 form
national board of control over
the snort. Sessions will continue
throughout Wednesday, during
which time boxing in all its ramln-
cstions will be discussed.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

OF TITLE P2EPA BED o4
continued to date covering any real e.
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. ROCK ~
land Title 4 Abstract Comrany: W. J.
Sweeney. eecfetary. ZO0-2AH Se2Eo
Trust & ea~fngs Bank buikhag.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

TRI.CrTY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOB
rheuma tism and nervousness. Ladies
Hairdressing. Manicuring and Beauty
parlor. Phone B. 1. IT'S. 1712 Third
avenue, Rock Island.
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SOLICITORS


The Owls, South Bend. Ind.
SOLICITORS ...-
Five orders per day pays $50 per week.
Quick selling, monthly payment maya
zine club No money to collect In ad-
vance. Experience not necessary. STEADY
work for producers. 7. Watts. Dav-
export Savings Bank Bldg.
THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. COSHOC-
ton Ohio recognized leaders in speciality
advertising. the fastest growing branch
of the whole advertising field. have
few desirable territories available fos
high grade. experienced salesmen. Con-
tracts now ready for our .34th salos
year. which olens Dec. 81. Libe. al
commissions. weekly remi.tances. VIC
manufacture and control exclusively-
a complete line Of art calendars. com
mercial caleSdars. monthly advertising
eervice, AMI a wide range Of attractive
quick selling speclalties In celiulpid and
leather. Can assure permanent year
around employment with steady pro-
gress to men of energy. ambition. md
ability, backed by real selling expert
ence. References required. Look US up
in Duns or Bradstreets. and if satisfied
write US at once. giving age, experisno1
and references, first letter. The Amer
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tOR ERNf-no0NG, Z
i
RdREB TURE18IED ROOMS 1on
shousel1sping. 700 xusntysoeoud
1913. {
rwo MODERN HoUsKKKEpING ROOMS,
1919 Fourth avenues
MODERN HousEKEnPING RooMs AID
kiteAaneb. l7Ss Yiftb avenue.
NoDEaN THREE CosNlCrJxe y1oxr |
ros0 apartmeat. fusaisAsd cnnpiets
for housekeeping. Hot water heat. Re-
sponAible party. 500 Third avenue.
TWO FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
and kitchsnat. d0wnaaisu. Private e.
tranee. 10:4 Second avenue.
MoDRIN STEAM HEATED ROOMS BY
day Or week. 1898 y Second avenue.
y. / 1885.
TWO Oh THRIH MODERN HousKKHEP-
ing rooms: also sleoptng rooms. By day
or week. 1881 Second avenue. =
/. 1885.
MODERN FURNISHED ROOM FOB ONE
or two gentlemen. 500 Fourth avenue,
Two on THRRE 1URNIsHED on IN
furnished roons with private bath and
entrance. 1914 Fifteenth street.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 1904 THIRD
svenue. B. l. 24o5.
TWO WELLAEATED CONNECTING
Housekeeping rooms. All modern con-
veniences. 1915 Seventh avenue.
-FOUR MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
| reoms. 607 Forty-iourth street.
MODERN FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
ksspins rooms. B. i. 1855.
! TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
housekeeping. Modern. liza Fourtt
avenuc.
FURNISHED COMPLETE FOR HOUSE
keeping. small kitchenet apartment witt
bath. Parker Apartments. 1lS2 Sec
ond avenue.
LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH HITCH
enet. 40 Seventeenth street.
1916 SECOND STREET, THREE ROOMS
1918 Fourteenth and-a-haf street
: eight rooms. H. A. Weld.
MODERN ROOMC. 1896 FOURTH AVE
nue..
NODERN ROOM AND BOARD; HON
cooking. SET Nineteenth street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS BY DA
. or week. 313h Twentieth street.
4 l. 1908.
: FURNISHED ROOM FOE HOUsKKEEl
: ing. $50 Twenty-third street.
4 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
1S02 First avenue.
PARTLY MODERN SIX BOOM HoUs
924 Forty-fourth street. Moline lO4
FURNISHED ROOM. PRIvATE FAMH
steam heat. 200: y Fourth avenue.
Y TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. AL
large sleeping room; board II desart
$50 Twenty sixth street.
- MODERN HOUSEKEEPING Rooms. 8
/. Eighteenth street.
r. MODERN FURNIsHED HoUSIKEEPu
"A room. o28 Twentieth street.
D. NODERN FURNISHED HoUSEKEEPIl
~ rooms. No objection to children. Id
:. second avenue.
: ROOMS: NICELY FURNISHED; STRI(
ly modern. 918 Second avenue.
~ NoDIRN BOON FOB GENTLEMAN
couple. 71S Seventeenth street.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISH
for light housekeeping. 1132 Sec'
\ avenue.
=. TWO CONNECTING HoUsEKEkPl
~ rooms. 1909 Second avenue.
Two FURNISHED HoUsEKEEPl
rooms; light. phone. bath ana D
al 2312 Fifth avenue.
St. THREE FURNISHED Rooms FOB
IT, dies with references. Prices mooe''
u3Nun
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All the news all the time--The
Argus.
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y ne news all the time--Ths
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FOR SALE HOTEL.

q rooms, all furnished, dong
good business, located in heart OF
city with five years lease on Dulid-
ing, reasonable rent, further lnfor-
I. ]. GRUSKE AGENCY
4l7-1S Safety Bldg.
Phone r. 1. 4S8485
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIREs lAII. NAKH), ACCESsoklks
fnr mnyc,ea. uotorcycies. autos: $40
bicycles, complete. S37 80 tall colors!.
rive ssoees: ll5 East Thilo suees
aC2A-6-S East Second street. Davecport
love, Pred Eat SuppD aouee-
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AT A SACRIFICE. TURKISH BATH
room. furnished complete. Phone T. l.
1882. J. A. Boman, 1700k Second
avenue.
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R r. I. Post No. 200. |
American Legion.
! !: !: !:
Dnn Meetings first and
~ third Wednesdays OF
II each month. Amer-
~ can Legion Hall.
q Third avenue and
:. Sixtesnth street. Dan
N. Brennan. COM
mander D. B. Ber-
~ Quist. ad1utant.
All ex-service men
welcome.
MASONIC.
m.,ols. Nghtssoth sszSes mo
xsirf ~ 1ys1e o. TRIO LODGE
No. 81, A. y. 4 4. NJ VIZ
~ be bald On ths asst Thur
ii RA A, Of each nonth u 7:S0
III ~ m. W. H. Kelley. W.
~ H.; Ray o. Roderick. SEC
! -, for work on E. A. degree
! sAssoday. Jan. Ii. At p. m.
.o arn4ro 40. 81. n. o. '. ?. :. =
~ -sastsA meeunss hsad
rs !: ! : :: :
AI9 o. ths Arst Wednesday
IN of each mouth- UAt-
Ing prophets veisons.
j. ". Jonnsou. asshArco.
Frank L. fassarsoa. 80
Rotary. te
4. A r.
a, STATED CONVOCAT1ON OF hOCA
nland Chapter No. IL. =. A.
~ vtu - held on the NrsS
~ TueecAy Of each month ~
ESQ .. N. !. ]. hooertA
~ 1.H.P.: E.H.Ash. secretary.
u ~ III eopvocation Jan. IL. 1871. a.
r nm >. n, Royal Arch degree
a noCx INLAND LODGE NO
y as, l. =. 3 4 A.-S'sssa
= mss.ing arss FRIDAY Of seol
msath. QUO frlssser. ". -
y = Boliuaan. s.cretafS.
..,,ne Friday night. Jan.
ct ~. 1900 Trst oegrec. Bert nes
- "a. v. =.
n nMn .s,hu.AIA " RoCi
- tAAa vsaauAAnuXy NO. 1e
~ - S.,-nts lssAp.Ay Wlu " LEE
k1lcA h.. sacond AoDaAy Oh e.
~outh. Y. 4. AsASren. co1
.a.uer; }. L. a1aHsS.
- kracLxp oraAs ASss ~" 49,
vi m-AND ChAPXEB ~. 80
ss..rru sIS.-6egulr uaesee
s-i Een,asday OF eAeA m0osn: =.
,% M. 80. v...ome. Mrs.. Sesdse 2. -
y. n. Mars r. Aseas' sas'eA'
D = Inland COUNCIL NO. 20. 2: . /
3F-TSe ststel assemoasee Q!
- NJ m NO. ~. =. . .. =. ~
ZyS ~ 81 ~ lhird wednesday VI -
1udsbrsndt. Eecosdef'
11lie - n. Paul Lodge No. 1o7, Anisn
4 Of Pytnias, meet every weols
~ aay night, tnlrd moor %
luinois Theatre bulAoAnS.
w. ~ xnignts weleoms.
" IoDaI NO. COS. I. o. y.
IA -. Ass;s every THURSDAY evenA
Il oh ysnovs tsmDis
- Hour,n s,euue, between "
Y sateanIh auA raghIsenIh seree
DV Y, 4. Leonard. n u: VA
- Lnpsnd, u. s. IiSss Inassl
L sseA nanlh. iniuAtosy ooe1es. T.
~ NnA snd ,nAyd oesrss ~ sea~~'
5 l. D. o. II.
M ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. AEl
Is niyhis tirsl and third Aopos
- 1alAs haA. l1l6 l-j Second avenue.
f8 u. Dictator hayes Aofetst y
=. g. h
Inland AERlE NO. ESQ. FRAT
oedss Of Easlss.--Regalar naeu
- third Tuesday OF each no
19hs homs. Fourth avenue
m0.nfst stsyst. FRANK Wtch. W.
~ oroeeDEt. SECRETARY.
III NkS ATTENTION!
a. Rock Island Lodge
IN I'm $50. B. P. o. Elks. n
s1 ings first and third
days of each month.
z. brennan. Exalted B,
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WANTED-SALESAEN.

MAN WITH SUFFICIENT CONFlDENCS
to demand all earned. Big opportunity
for big men No salaries or advances.
The Owls, South Bend. Ind.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-10

HurORD POST 243. g. 4. 4
Nss&s ssgularly a ssco9o
I, - fourth Friday aSs9-
noon Of sacA noaah as 2
o'clock In NsaaosiAl hall N
II court leass. 9. h
! ca1rch. conaapdas: H 9.
yusk adjutank
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NEW sIx ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
lights. maple foors. two lots and fruit
S2,70O. 2015 Thirty fifth street.
MODERN RESIDENCE, FULL SIZED LOT.
Within walking distaaoe Of postofhce.
Must be sold ct once. Phone B. l.
1889. J. A. Boman. 170Oh Second
avenue.
MODERN SIX ROOM HOME ON HILL. !
two blocks from Long View Park. three |
blocks from car line, part oak finished. |
tile roof. built in hre place. large re-
ception hall and fine Lawn. Owner
leaving city. Will sell 1t . bargain. |
Call 3. l. 4010.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN;
| located on Twenty ninth street. Price
1000. $500 cash, balance like rent.
| Z. 1 b. Realtors. Room IA. State Bank.
a REAL BARGAIN, EIGHT ROOM HOME;
| furnace, electric lights, water. gas: N
acre lot south front. Price $4,000
Located on Twenty-frst avenue. west
of Ninth STREET e. B. Realtors.
Room II, tSate Bank.
ONE SEVEN ROOM RESIDENCE.
Strictly modern. Street paved. Price
$500 Cash 1000. $50 per month
i thereafter Joseph E. Prendergast
Realty Agency. Peoples National BANK
l. ~t>~>>
Saturday evenings from $50 To p. m.
FIVE BOOM M0DERN HOUSE, s34s
Twenty third avenue Moline.
: FIVE AND SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW,
large six room house. sun parlor sleep.
ing porch. Garage in basement: hill
location. All modern. Terms. Phone
: B. i. 2O92.
. Two STORY BUILDING STORE FRONT.
| ah 1901
cellar all cemented. cement sidewalk
payed street paid Building in Al con
: dition. Price - 500. $500 down. bal
U ance Der cent interest. Easy terms u
+ deared. B. l. 1929.
MODERN SEVEN ROOM HOUSE NEAl
Prospect park, two blocks from ca
= line. Corner lot south front. S5.5oo
T.. $500 down. $35 per month. mme0a'
Il possession. Moline 4O73.
2 MODERN FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
y paved street. 1eI18 garage hih ioca
Il ton, $500. $500 down. $35 mont
with interest. 1425 Fortieth street.
NINE ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LOT So
- 121 feet. also store building on n sn
IS lot Will sell separately. Pnce an
In terms reasonable. Owner leaving catI
B. l. $50.
H ELEVEN Rom. sTRICTLY MODEk
home in residence district. Best wori
y manship throughout. Interior tnishs
II in white oak, circassian walnut ar
AZ. yellow pine. built In book case az
china closet, clothes chute. lavatories
N bed rooms. 4-rocm cellar piastsreo AZ
nd cemented. NO encumIlsncsn o 30 x7f
pey yea On purchase price if desire
en- Price reasoushle. Eight blocks ITO
&c. postofacr. One block from car III
It'll -93a Seventeenth street.
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I. D. o. n.
M IsI.AND LODGE NO. 100. AEGI-
r nighis tirsl and third Mopo&ya.
nalhs haii, l5l6 l-j Second avenue. ~
|)An. DicIstor hayes Aohets. Sscy
IL Doyls.
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m alLE-CMY PloPIRIY.
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y SIDONEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
United Spanish War Veterans.
meets Arst and third Thurs
\ dass Of each month q 8 .. m.
tn Memorial Hall. Court House.
oeear L. Daligse. Commander
u. u. Ttterington, Adjutant.
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" IopoD NO. COS. I. o. O. =.
-. Ass,s every THURSDAY sven'ns
y u Old FELLOWS tempAe oo
- fourth s,eune, betwsSn ses'
sntaan1h auA EaShIsenIh esfeess.
" q. =. Leonard, ~ T.: WAAtss
L.snd. y. s. yirss ThursAAy
n eoch pNlh. iniNatosy ooe1ees 49,
tn1 M ,nsd oesrse IL Soa0wInS
0uutap.
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NoAE ,. L lA1'
,apos prRECT011.

r1.sE1vIcE MEM -,
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SHOE REPAIR AND vULCANIzING
shop. Easy terms TO right party. r.
l. 1882. ]. A. Boman. 170O1s Second
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POOL HALL. GOOD BUSINESS. l62I
Second avenue
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FOR RENT-kPARTHENT&

FIVE ROOM, PARTLY MODERN, oN
car line. r. l. 1920.
FURNISHED FLAT, FOUR Rooms.
Modern. Close in. Phone B. l. 1882.
]. A. Bowman, 1900 n Second avenue.
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MODERN SEVEN ROOM HOUSE NEAR
Prospect park. two blocks from car
line. Corner lot. south front. $5.5oo,
$500 down. $35 per month. lmmeolase
possession. Moline 4O73.
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n. i. EOes NOs
American LIE 8 ! o n:
Meetings first and
third Wednesdays Oh
each month. Amen
can Legi ION HAL:
Third avenue and
iSixtosnth street. Dan
x. Brennan. com
mander. d. B. Hr-
quist. ad1utant.
All ex-service men
welcome.
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WANTED-TO BIZ.

cHrAP FORD CAR. R. l. 1855.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB MEMS
old suits, coats pants. Tel. y. J. SoA'
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4 HxlGHTs TkAEAn r ROCK
n giATEA u A..A No. 10,
iusai V0aalAaAS he.,
M1A n - .ss,ono Nooaay Of eacn
.,,s .. a, AslAgTen. CON-
WI .s....r: ], L. Hlaksy. recosSes
- ...c,~- urlls uIss aaso snAse
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Two STORY BUILDING STORE FRONT.
five modern rooms above. seven 1901
cellar, all cemented. cement sidewalk.
paved street paid. Building in Al CON
dition. Price "a 500. 5000 down. pai.
ance Der cent interest. Easy terms II
denred B. l. 1879.
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WkNTED-TO RENT

Ar ONCE. HOUSE; FIVE OR SIX ROOMS.
partly modern. In good residence ON
trict. Address RI. Z. w." care Argus.
T1Vo CURNIsHED ROOMS AND KITCH.
LOT heated Between Seventeenth ang
Twenty second streets and Eishth ano
Tvelfth avenues. Must he reasonable.
Address 1T. R." care Argus.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~~~~~~. ~~.~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
ABOUT $1,000 STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Doing nice business. For particulars
see E. 4 B. Realtors. Room IA. State
Bank.
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= STATED co;NVVoc1noN OF nocK
lsland Chapter No. IL. Y: a.
\, VII 10 neld On the aFs.
~ IuescAy Of each monIn ~
1850 D. %. l. J. hooeftA
I0 9,H.P.: 4. H. Ash. secfesasJ.
s..asl eonvocation Jan. IL. l921. AZ
nm .. n. Royal Arch degree.
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DON'T MISS YOUR TRAIN. CALL THE
Depot Taxi Service. Heated hnnouo
cars. Phone b. !. STA.
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- snoFTo 40. 81. II. o. '. z. =.
~ -HastsA mce6nss Asao
rs : ] ! ::
On ths Arst "Wednesday
IN Of each moath- Wat
j, W. Jonns0u. aashAfco.
Frank L. fasssrsoa. SO
Rotary. l-
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F01R ROOM MODERN FLAT. B. /
2704. eos Eleventh street.
SEVEN ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
DEATHS

iIEls inIEEbLLE'1At 4 Cedarbrook, N, J.. Feb. g.
besse pn6!o aged IS, Funeral. Mon. 2:3G
z e5n m rer6SR tsoT e. [e'!dSnce g Nicholas stsoc
r. HSF''pi ISsi \ IJAw,s
son Of Horatio y, and Rachel BarracIouGR
sS ssed 3 years II m92pths, Funeral. Sun.
9'Sy 9'S%yoTrHRRsii@@sF mt a. po"fs fyGN GSP .on -,
Clara ana tho lato Wineiioid Yothers R.,S
itVss iEUS 6Snd friends. Federal Council No. ias
ails Norris IT, IN. ~ M3'"fS Mt Mor,sS ,s9Ss'dSHGs s2s
Frisnds t4yRnFYK naK call Non, 70 10 p. m. 's'"
gaS J. bfvI6 fvI6SHGJd"SMi{ MGnpodTsr,I S dRsrI'. srsS y
Berlin, / IntcrmeGSt nj H HsrleisS 1G fSssIdeneo Ssm
yohS ShofRSse n1d iSts rz, r. b.; Rose dauskSsr Ct
Relatiyss and friends aVited % "to to ft@ni funSrnii
FSion ESn $50 81 Solemn mn IsST.n from residence
Our NHthsr GhsT Of Sorrows, 10 a, N. Int st
FESToN-zFeb,, q, 1921. MARY. wife Of
John Fenson In3e AlcKerpan.J Relatives anI
solsmn requiem mass St, Edward . Church
:, poToIIEkrY FEB d. iS2i. FRANCES
SEsH's and e FsshdSsst.r ssSRRSH aSf ss5SI
End mances Young, also John and Mar.
RSon1hNS;6 iSa 4ni;6 an mgun9ral Mon. $40 a, M, from
st. isa mass Of arSn,E lcas:m SECS
Church at 10 a. m. INT. New W cstSSaSa cthSaS
oHiIATTHAwAY,--Eeb. 4. 1921, ct hla homo
WAY, in hts ssth year. Announoemnenntt me to .,
sIekEI@on Feb, 4, 1921. JOSEPHINE
g % %sLSKEL % Snss Jackson: wife Of william
al her late fssidencs. III siIs'SeS PIs:,dp. 81 ?. m
Iptsrment private ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
B. AND L. STOCKHOLDERS
CALL OFFICERS HONEST
Say Errors win Be Traced to Book
keeping Mistakes

Investors in the Home Providers
Building and Loan Association, ordered
C!oScd by the state Banking Depart
mcDt. express belief the troubles of the
association ar: the results Of errors in
bookkeeping, and that no wrong doing Is
responsible.
Character Of the officers was attested
today by II. Hendricks, proprietor of an
ice cream saloon Nt Fifth and Fernon
employees. Both have money invested
with the Home Providers Association.
We known all the officers for fifteen
years, Hendricks said. They have
been, and are, luighty fine men, honest
and reliable.
"CntiI recently. when the real estate
boom took such terrific jumps, the Home
Providers Association was a neigh :
borhoOd affair. At one time we had
100 persons living within eight blocks
Of Fifth and Catharine streets di'
rectly interested.
II am sure that, when the investiga
tiOu is finished all the troubles will have
been traced to clerical errors and not
to any intentional wrongd0ing.'
Mr.. Foy corroborated Mr.. Hendricks
in every detHil. An effort was made
10 obtain an expression from George
Koehler, Of 4O8 North Sixty third
street, present secretary.
MIR. Koehler, are you certain W. r.
Davis, the former secretary, turned
Claresf" 10 was asked. ''Might he not
have overlooked some, or few, of the
books
II decline to make any statement
was the reply Of KOehler, as he hurried
| to the rear Of his office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
COL. HARTRANFT BURIED
Funeral in Valley Forge Attended
by Many Prominent Men

SOrTistOwn, Pa, Feb. 5,--The fu-
neral Of Colonel Samnel s. iartranft
was hold this afternoon from his home
at Valley Forge. Many men prominent
in public afTnlrs now, as well as through
the last fifty years, attended Mem
berg Of the Valley Forge Park Commis-
sion. Of which he was a member until
he became superintendent of Valley
Forge PARK, were present, as yell as
members Of the Loyal Legion. Sons OF
Revolution, City Troop Of Philadelphia
and the Masonic fraternity. TO oil OF
which lie belonged
Services at the house were conducted
by the Rev. W Herbert Rurk, rector
Of Washington Memorial ChaDcl Val.
ley Forge. OF which Colonel Hartrenft
was q member. At the grave In Mont
bomery Cemetery services were conduct.
ed by Charity Lodge, No. 100, Free and
| Accepted Masons.
The honorary pallbearers included
Or. A. II. Read, Norristown; DR.. Jo.
seph x. Weaver, Norristown Deputy
Auditor General Charles johnson, MOI, ,
ristown G, Henry Stinson, Norris
town; Major Martin, niladelphla
Colonel William J, Elliott, PhIladeI .
phta General William I4atta, General
Oliver G. Bosbyshell, General SNOW
den and Henderson snpples. of Port
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
FEAR OF RADICALS
IN GIRLS SCHOOLS
Y. w. c. A. Speaker Warns
Against Dangerous Leader
ship of Immature Students
SLAP AT BOY SCOUTS

A warning against the leadership Of
groups of immature girls by colleg'
girl radicals was given today by Mrs
j. Edward Durham, Jr., at n meet
ing of the girl reserves of the Y. W
@. A., at the headquarters Of the Ger
mantown Y. W. G. A
These college girl radicals are anti
God, anti government, anti-every
thing" she said THE girl herself out
grows this. II Is just like a disease
But she Is a menace to the impression
able young people she comes in con
tact with "
Mrs. Dudham dwelt on the i'm
portance Of personnel in the leadership
Of young girls The leaders should be
of the highest type the community can
afford, she said.
"a business man told me he thanked
God none of his boys belonged to the
Boy Scouts" the speaker continued
lie said he objected to the Boy Scouts
solely on the ground Of leadership. He
said many Of the scout leaders are fail
ures in every line and are narrow and
sentimental.
''He added: These men bait our boys
with promise of adventure and steal
them away from their parents when
they are most elastic and are moulded
into God knows what
II grant this man is extreme" Mrs.
Durham continued. But there is some
thing in what he says, We are steal
ing the adoescent girls of our com =
munity. to use his term, and what are
we giving In returnT'
Miss Caroline w. Jones spoke on
finance. She urged the girls never to
take part in tag day, methods OF rails :
ing funds. Girls. she said, should never
be called upon to stand on the street
corners and beg or to enter Office build :
ings after donations.