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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-13

There were t"u>r moments in I'll"
criminal cour: r""m "a; a'ch;. III" de-
tcnsn attorneys raIi.&g g"F"a;"d.! UH"n
deputy sher.HS On duty Ia tn" r"u",
room - know ( t.a,,:" Rogers had
arrived.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl Il. Ea'A-
mann was Hr~t T. anrouncc in OPP"
COURT ;ha: Rogers had arrived IN Tho
hail. III" dyfcuse lawyers hal already
sail that the dEivu$r Was ",M0sStt save
for Rogers testimony. When II wa%
announced that Rogers had arrived tr"w
his'hum". tho jHt"nse attorneys. J. Is.
Hard,an. J. NJ Ri: aud !. II. r'Hriem,
hurried from TIE ro"m :" IN" corridor
presumably 10 coulter with Rogers The
thronE - spectators was all - Hurry
OF excitement. =. Urr RugC;s once refused
10 be sworn and testify In 4 council IN
Vest!ga,ion Of III. city election. Finally
the defense attorneys anne IN. followed
bv Rogers. who walked slowly and APP
pearcd - be worried.
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ACCUSED FIRE Chief DENIES
ACTS CHARGED BY BELLVlLLE
AIIBI HAS ACCUSED OFFICIAL AT SICK WIFE
BEDSIDE IN CLEVELAND HOSPITAL
AT TIME STATES STAR WITNESS SAYS HE WAS
CALLED OR SENT FOR BY FIRE CHIEF
STATES STORY OF INCIDENT AT OAKS TOLD
IN QUESTIONING OF GEORGE SEIBERT
ELM GROVE MAN COMPLETELY DENIES PLOT
ENTERED INTO WITH CRAGO AND
PETTICORD

allied the n
def Eui trial
cnuulng W icTi false return
Of city errio % Second ward
tla.Gc }r:,r> rlS,l 10 u Il witness testify
N,H uu,,.e
4" the court bur a. IN" suggestion or IN" states
Mr. Rogers nnii no O'CLOCK hs
morn 20 liz
testify Mr.
and
take The and testify or re
manded Jail FOR runrmp OF court
and
court that in attitude decides testify
III, Rogers last
h ttnAian T'nr'nH counsel announced that
;
Rhnann declined to h"sa offering states
rlhle finally O'Clock last
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funds from the hrfr,en TO support GER
tain men Tor Cuuncil?'
Il did not say Mir. Ephlin sent me 10
collect. lie simply asked me II I would
TAX" the matter up with the msA and
Sc: how they felt about it,
And YOU took charge and put On a
strong campaign among the fremeur
NO"
You wanted this money badlyf'
mo: was simply following ny su-
perlor.'
Pstdeo=A Handled ths T1RA.
Did you set any amount tha men
were to give:"
No"
What was done with the money!?
AT the instruction OF Mr. Ephlin, I
turned over the $3.50 to Earl petttcord"
"When"'
"a day or SO before the election"
Cash or check"
cash.
"Why in cash: Did you efry this
none! on Your person."
Il had the money and did not bother
roinS t. a bank. Had the money been
in 4 hank | would have given . check
for it.
Isn't 1t the fact Mr. Thompson. that
the !sing Of this fund didn't look
jus; right" Isn't thot why you didn't
write check for liz"
NO. that is not the reason
Were workers selected in advance Of
the collection Of this fund.-
NO"
Had the use 10 which the money vas
10 bc put been determined"
NO; absolutely. ! believe. under
stood it WAS to hire workers. pay Tor
advertising and matters Of that kind"
During these days you say you were
q; Cleveland. did you communicate with
anybody IN Wheeling other than your
daughtcr:'
No"
You did not communicate with any
one. by telephone or otherwise. concern
ing the campaign or any work in the
campaign you wanted dolsT
Il did not"
Tracing Thompson's presence and &C.
lions after his arrival from Cleysl2nd
after ~ o'clock Saturday night. May Il.
Conifr asked il he called anybody con.
corning the election that night
No" Thompson replied.
Conift put Thompson through q Ertll.
ing memory test. emphasizing the fad
that Thompson could recall his trip to
Edgwood 10 pick q location for & fro
alarm box on the evening BellvillS sl-
leges 200 or 300 ballots were signed In
81 oil AARA
witness could not RECALL other incidepts
and dates which the attorney clsSsed -
equally important.
You say you returned to the cherni-
cal engine house the night Of Monday.
May "a? At what time:"
About . o'clock"
isn't it 4 fact that you're just. guess.
Ing about the timer
I'm pretty certain that II vas right
around o'clock"
Then, Nr. Thompson. the only dit
ference between yourself and Eeily!llS
as to the time you were at the chemical
engine house that night Is that YOU say
II was 8 o'clock and Bellviils' s4yS Il
was little earlier
AS for that. know only about set.
ting back" Thompson answered
You're just guessing, altar FIVE
months have elapsed?"
II think it was about . O'clock"
And whether you've missed In your
guess q half hour or a quarter qt IN
hour. or how much. you don't know, do
rou?"
Il don't think I've missed IL many
minutes"
uosst.d with cssse.
Coming In the cross examinatiou 10
the Tuesday night preceding the cleo
ton. Conit asked:
"Wherc were YOU on Tuesday night:
AT council"
What timer"
(fonfinpad IN pA1A ElAYAA-N
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Thompson drilled By STATE.

Questioned ty Attorney John j..
CUnlff Ih.ef Thompson was put through
a lengthy. grIlling cross cGamiRation.
Examining Thompson IS 20 his actifi-
ties IN III. election. Conift secured from
Thompson :, statement that little WORK
Wds done in behalf Of his brother Ches-
ter q. Thompson. III the primary cam
pairn, 'le"ausc It was conceded that my
brother WVdid BE- ole of the nominees
Tor council in the Second ward
Il, j. fact. though. sat g.. that you
began taking an a"tiSs interest in your
br"thurs camps ign Immediately after
the primary election"
quite naturally ST." Chief Thompson
rrpl:eI.
You had two purposes IN view. did
You not" You wanted 10 hive your
brother ci"Ctrd IL council" And you
believed that If the so-ca He'd admnistra-
ton candidates. Of which yoHr brother
was rrsardcd "hc, wCr" elected. you
would retain Jour job as fire rhi,i"'
So far as the administration canda.
dates We're concerned. ! would have been
ungratefui not to support them
Then You had these Two motives for
your artivi;ies IN behalf ri your broth
or > CSmia!gn'
"Naturally So.
You did everything you could"
In all honorable way"
"ror the administration candidates
and, of course, your brother
YES. surely"
Eonin secured from Thompson admis'
sion that G!llIGan. Chew. Keaas. Nc
Grcgor Mrtzner. Hopkins. Cunning CHAM
and krcss were not regarded as admin
tSlratiun candidates.
These were all known as anti-udmin-
tstratlon candidates."
II believe So"
'\nd YOU and your brother. with
other officials then IN power. set about
to form an organization to defeat lhrm?"
Il cant say that lad any l.arttcu.
lar connection with any organization at
all"
And Isn't II tue that You undertook
no, only to collect funds from every
man in the fire department. but to find
out how he stood?:
Il would not say that. Personally, I
would like to take the fire department
entirely out nf politics"
What did you do 10 keep the depart
ment out OF uolttIcs in this hast city
light"
Il didn't say that said that I have
been an adv ocatc OF taking the depart
ment out Of politics.
Didn't you take advantage Of your
position as chief 81 the fire department
to so among the men Of the department
and solicit funds to elect certain candi-
dates? And didn't you tell some Of the
men that whoever contributed would be
taken care Of. and others who did not
contribute would not;
"Whoeyer told that lies. aud they
know IT,"
Il want II say further" Thompson
said. that one man came to me at the
chemical engine house ard asked me II
he did not contribute II he would lose
his position. told him hoped he
would not. This was purely Il business
proposition 10 meet the oppositi"n.'
You told this man you hoped he
would not lose his position Didn't you
know whether he would"
AS said before. the fire department
IS not under civil service. I was simply
following instructions OF my superior"
Then you mean 10 say that Mr..
charles q. Eph.in sent you out 10 collect
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No"
How long was that meeting win
Beilvl!ic before the grand JurJ met'
L believe st was t~n OF three days
Did you have anything to do with
appointing Bellville roll clerk
Estate objection n"erluied'
No. sir"
"Rellvil!e said you came 10 him and
asked him 10 serve. Is that tru":
nv. It is not true"
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Burley Thompson on stand


! Burley Thompson ON Stand
! Ere chief 4. Huriry Thompson. Oh
trial IN criminal court uu il charge If
! aiding. ruums":l:hr and adNi sing Caarivs
! W. i:c..S:.io ~ vIus" :, fills" return {"
! hr mad. Of ;Ac ,ol. cast for charles T..
! ,;rl;iyIu candidate Tor council IN the
| Second ward AT the general city election
! May u. took the witness stand n his
.vr ,,.b,,ir Wednesday, ,ftrrnuun.
= ,p:rC T.,,arsnn ENTERED an emphatic
: ,.,,,..r - ,l,., ,,rrc. mad, T.; E,l,inc
when tE., latter ,nuk the Witness stand
. s,,,r,, DAYS axo as tn. states star Wit
. u,.s.
: ]. Bernard lIa",i'an. vii, with .ittrr-
! u.ys J. NJ. EI.z and ]. ]. l.. u'Er;"u il
; Defending Th"mp>nn r"aduct"d ;he Ill
; rect examination ur tho IRE chief.
| YOU ar" u" liz" cni", II T." city OF
! Wh-",iug"' IIuua!au ask"l the defend
qut.w.rnrSs
; YES. ST"
/ And Il brother g.. chester q. Thomp-
S"!.. Who Was i candidate for council in
! tu, Second warl n the general city
/ election held on May 26H'
| Yes. sir"
Mr.. Thump>9n, you heard the tesu-
; mony OF G. ". B.IlyIie in this trial to
! the effect ;hat he lrI@rh"neh - your
! home ur s-ut word to You at his office
! in ire department headquarters. in
VIDA, IS com1,only known rs the chcmi-
al engine hous" On Eleventh. street. piI
H. IL.
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precinct. Nrnu which 2"lI '"St S'"
Sors?"
NO"
There has been mach taih mere u
Your going 10 I'll, various hr+ n""StS
and asking fii,nl-n tur money TOT d"
election fund p!h H"u tell ar! hrehiah
or sugScst " any fireman that nc "od'a
10 taken care II It lie contributed u
that fund and that # h" d.d"t CON
lribnre he NEEDN'T vAp,yt /" b" taken
+ care OF
Afr UaudIan." chief Th"mps"n an
sWereI. "ihvrr's not a man IN tha me-
department who ran say that threat.
uneI HIM or thr"st"neh the security OF
! hts job In any way II hr didn't con-
! tribute to that fund
YOU heard Louis MUdar say thdi'
, yes. ! heard M"dar say 1t. ana lie
: lies. aud knows that he lie.
How much Of fund WAS actually
! raI&edT'
! well. contributed $l7'.
! What about Asnhy IarkH"n2
He put ia slI".'
Hoy mitch. ai;agrth"r. did that tnnd
amount ;o"'
about S430."
! Did you usc II penny 90 i:
40. not Il cent"
snva Rnhun Suggested It.
..r,,, -. ,,rr ul.,n.r ,bis frnd Wa
,,-,,',,"I ,..,m. oracr.,
NJ that Was the suggestion "i The
man who WIS then my superior. MT
Charles o. EphliE.'
.rI, ,,,,.,I,,., ,,""
.. i,.r,,,,,.j ,hot
a., IL ,,I 10, f.,nd - lir,
,,,.,,'r. go a.i,.,.,.sirc 50, .s-
'';,,II. ~, ,,,I tina.
,.nm,,,t
~ 'I ,i',, ,j,. nr,rosl.
=, nh If ,hs de-.
-, Tr 49,, ,,,,,.'',..,, ,,,, tho
',,. 49, j., ,hc ,rc dc.
ttlh 1il II an. uI,rcIv a
.,.;, ,,,,,, fund e,
-. va, :,,.,r, i.,nc
-
anu S"'' d. ."'', o.,,o,, ,,a,.
-" w.
w. p"
no." many '''," - ''"' ,aIio,.n"
.-'e"'' T'''' ,,...
..,,,t, ,,,,.,
.,nI 49,. c,,,., -, sIc1 y,ur
49,. ,.,,... r.,..,..nu cave
.,,n."
.,., .,,,,r. .,., ....,,ribu,o
.,., ,, ,c,co,, doI-
-. ,,,.,,
..,S - -, ,,,,. ....., ,a.o -, o., w.t.
.,and .,,,,o,t;nc ., ,ho ,.r,,., that
aF,a. ,hi,. trv,,.,i.,,,or or ,.b.r ;pvns.
,i,,.,,i.,,,. - ,b,. ,,.,.,i,,r u.,~o s.,r..d
w., ,,,rrr, lin, and asked hmm to mcc,
,.,,. ,h., ,...,, ain ,,,o, him, ON ro,r.
,..n,, .,rc,,. ,not wan discussed what
+, 49,. .,.a ,,o, ,.,,,, ,c,od him,
U.s. ,raI, ,hn ;,,rv
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Won't take the Oath.

Rogers stepped into ,br court en-
closure and Deputy Clerk I.icne! Night
enga!r stepped forward . administer
the witness oath. Rogers DID not raise
hts hard and whispered Something 10
the clerk.
"IVas Mr.. Rogers NHcn sworn
Judg: Enhi"son ta4aired.
He refuses to take the. oath. your
honor" TN" clerk reported.
Addressing Rogers. Judge Robinson
said;
M Rogers. you understand that II
you refuse 10 take the oath anI 10 give
your testimony. that Lotion constitutes
rnut"mr, If court. and tn" court has no
other ,:'rruaiilc than ~ impose the
PENALTY prQyidcdc
Il understand thAt. your honor
Rogers answered AMI I guess Ill have
TO take me ronl.ty. I've decided can't
testify N ;his cas-. For rea%"n that
tn, publ W.. n"N"r know. l can't
Here OBJECTION was raised as 10 =
the j,ry. R"cs~s' and states and de-
tense attorneys wcr" ,oi;ed :" IN" bench
and Judg" Erhiu~,.n hr.l Court Stcnog-
rainier Louis S"hra'ler take Rogers
statement. :hN n wSiaper men present
heinz asked t" STEP aside after Richard
Y. O'E-I"n called attention. - their
p-esrnc, a. ,nr clerks d"sk 20 his
brother. :. J. i. o'Er!"n. and J. J. T..
O'Rr!"n in turr :N"nt.un.L to the court
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
WORLDS FAIR
RELIC YIELDS
WAY TO GARAGE

Chicago relic of the
Worlds fair of 1898, the old PIANO.
rama building on Wabash avenue,
where fair visitors witnessed the
Battle of Gettysburg" in painted
pictures, which were then the near
est thing to moving pictures, has
served its last. Workmen have
started destruction of it, clearing
the ground for construction of a
garage.
Instead of sitting in a comforta-
BILE seat to watch the pictures move
as in this day, the spectators then
moved themselves and the pictures
remained still. The panorama of
the great conflict shown in this old
building covered the greater part
of the interior wall.
Construction of the building at
a cost of $4,000 was some time
before the fair, and afterward it
became the home of Cleveland S
Minstrel show, then Glickman's
Jewish theatre. Light opera fol
lowed, and then as the Globe thea
ter moving pictures were shown
Later the name was changed to
Strand, and vaudeville and pict-
ures composed the programs.
The name Strand was retained
until the building went into disuse
about the time that more prom
inent souvenir of the fair time, the
old Field museum, was abandoned
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LEGAL.


Public Notice.
State of Illinois, Rock Island County-ss-
In the Circuit Court of said county. To
the September Term. A. D. 1921.
Central Trust and Savings Bank, Cora
poration, Plaintiff.
Harry G. Goar. Ruth H. Goar. Defend
ants. Attachment,
Public notice is hereby given to the said
Harry G. Goar and Ruth H Goar that
Wr1ts of Attachment issued out of the Of
flee of the Clerk of said Rock Island coun-
ty, dated the 22nd day of August 1921, IN
the suit of said Central Trust and Savings
Bank and against the estate of the said
Harry G. Goar and Ruth Il. Goar for the
sum of Fifteen Hundred Forty-Slx and
6T-1oO Dollars. directed 70 the Sheriils OF
said Rock Island county and Mercer coun-
ty which said wrlts have been returned
executed. Now, therefore, unless you. the
said Harry g. Goar and Ruth H Goar,
shall personally be and appear before the
said Circuit court or before the first
day of the next term thereof to be holden
in the Court House in the City of Rock
Island on the 10th day of September. 1921.
give special bail and plead TO the said
plaintiffs action. Judgment Will be entered
against you and in favor of the said
plaintiff, and SO much of the property at
tached as may be sufficient to satisfy the
said Judgment and costs will be sold to
satisfy same GEORGE w. GAMBLE,
tSea!1. Circuit Cerk.
CURTIS & SIAoNsoN. Attys.
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NO LABOR LEGISLATION!

Baltimore, Sept. 6.-Not a single
bill that he knows of has been in
troduced in the present congress
for the benefit of laboring people,
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, de-
clared in an address here yester-
day.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE. ALL
rooms rented. 294S Fifth avenue
GOOD GARAGE BUSINESS. ADDRESS
Garage care Argus
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS COOK
or housekeeper. Mrs. Mcintyre. Ands-
Iusla, Ill
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WALKER & SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
aud counselors at law. Money to loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-212 Central
Trust building.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

Connolly & WALLER (B. D. CON-
nelly and W. NJ. Walker
Genera! law. chancery and probate prac-
tice. Peoples National Bank building.
Rock Island
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EDW. L. EAGLE-LAWYER. GENERAL
law, chancery and probate practice.
Office in court house. Rock Island.
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
&C., - n s>@-~~>.--sc--->,->-
.. NJ care Argus
Speciality. 4oo7 Fifteenih avenue.
DREssxAKING. PLAIN SEWING. REA-
soHabie- r. I. 1926.
rIANo TUNING. sosNo MUSIC SHOP.
81 Twentieth street b. L 653.
a. P. Rel. UPHoLsTERING. REFNIsB-
ing furniture work. h. L. Ella.
FOR CLEANING. REPAIRING. PRESSING
aud altering ladies' and gents garments.
call R. /. 1855 We call and deliver.
Tn-City Tailorz, 1908 Second avenue.
WALL PAPER CLEANING BY EXPECTS
Call z. l. 5227-
CLEANING. PRESSING. REPAIRING
and dyeing. Tn-Clty Cleaners ALA
Fourteenth avenue. 3. 1. zoos.
R. I. HEMsTITcH SHOP. 1915 u SECOND
avenue. Hemstitching Sc and 10c. But
81. B. I. 2o24.
FOB PLUMBING AT REASONABLE
prices. Call P. H. Kale. R. I. $3.50.
PLUMBING. HEATING AND REPAIRS.
Gail &. l. $40. Joseph Rosenheld.
BLANKETS AND LIGHT QUILTS 10
wash. 1913 Forty-second street, Rock
Island Call Moline 426S.
TO GET ONE MALE AND ONE FEMALE
blue mouse colroed kitten. two or three
months old. Address Kittens" care
Argus.
CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. soc PAIR.
Work guaranteed. 1913 Forty-second
street. Phone Moline 426S
PORCH. GARAGE AND REPAIR WORK
reasonable. e. J, Whitehead. &. 1. 1929.
CALL R. 1. 2114 WHEN YOUR WINDOW
glass is broken. Mirrors resilvered.
BETHANY HOME WANTS RUGS. WILL
be very grateful Tor any donauocs.
WINDOW SHADES; CALL r. 1. o15 FOB
window shades of all kinds. We also
revise and clean old shades. B. /
Shade Co.. 1917 Is Second avenue.
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FORTY ACRE MINNESOTA FARMS, SIC
cash. balance $40 per month. S12 to
SIS per acre, near markets: rich soil
timber for fuel; lists and maps free
Plllsbury Syndicate. 1890 Met. Life
Minneapolis. MINI.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, 400 ACRE
Iowa farm located close to Muscatine
viii consider home trade. E. B. Real.
tors, Room IA, State Bank, Rock Island
Ill.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPAID Oh
continued to date covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is
land Title & Abstract Company; W. J.
Sweeney. secretary 20O-2I2 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building
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hN1lIh4S Ian
THE STATED CONCLAfE O5 ROCK
Island Commandery No. Ia,
am. knights IempIar Will DC hello
e. the second A,Onday OF each
~ month. !. u. ScnIlilngeT. Lom-
u4auIer. J. l.. AIGhey. Record
l~-4andery Drill Corps election OF off,
cers, aonuay, Seps- l., d. ;Su p N.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. zoe.
Oruer Eastern Star.-kes Jlar meetings.
second Wednesday OIL sacn monLn. WIS.,
Itng stars welcome. ME-. Josephine
Mace, ". N. -Aary F. hreIs, secretary.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO 20. L. 5.
M.-1he slated assemblies OIL Rock Is
4and LounIu NO. ~, Is. & >. IA. wall
be heIG on the third " etinesoAy OF sacn
monEa. W. :. Spencer, =. l. NJ, o. r.
al.deoranoL recorder.
JCAL LODGE NO. COS. 1. %. o. f.
Meets every Thursday evening
a. odd Fellows temple on
N4iRS-T Fourkn avenue, between Sew
- enteenIh ana III : e e y
GIG streets. L. RerWlg. y. e.;
4nArs0Ay OF each month. lnltl2-
tory degree, nrst. second anu thru de-
gree the following THURSDAY.
f. o. &
d EOCh ISLAND AER1E NO. $50, FRATER-
nal Order of Eag4es.-keguIar meetings
hrsi and thIru tuesday OF each montn
q Eagles home, Fourth avenue anf
IYenty-hrst street. Frank Nlch, W. =.
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES GALL Makes, ACSEoo e. :
BICYCLES complete. ST. so tail coLorsI . >
Five stores: lis East Third $50
3o24-6-S East Second street DaVenpoi''
Iowa Fred Barr Supply HOUSE
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PHONE r. I. 14o.
LODGE DIRECTORY.



.r.rrsTION EX-SERvICE MEN.
During September
Rock Island Post No.
!. ] ! ! J.
.zSfffuffz- 200. American Le-
ANZsHKe8EA g1on, will meet On
&44fStN<A Wednesday Sept.
NJ E3ttHEA wednesday. Sept I'll.
Ez4<X <4e& at the Amre iancA23
S&HH2 at the American Lee
8E9MR gion Headquarters
%dfHAM<SR Sixteenth street and
N#sgzYaHES Third avenue. All ex-
XJkNMVAF service men welcome
Beginni ing with
1t ~ senteunber, r. L. Post Will meet
tyics each month.
mar K. Brennan. Commander.
MASONIC.
v.so,te Temple. Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO .oDsE
No. 81. A. r. d A. IL. will
,1sASA be held on the frat Thurs
AI[5sAA day of each month at 80
NSI8 D. m. W ID. Kelley, w.
IA N: Ray o. Rooerick. sec
tary.
.xoo eRorTo NO. So. N. O. v. P. z. 3.
Stated meeting held
Nh on the FIRST Wednesday
of each month. Visit
$3.50 a ing prophets Welcome
kEM b L. x. Mace. monarch.
V@eN 5 Ss.ss L, Patterson, SEC
H A. III.
THE gTATEp CONVOCATIoN OF ROCK
Island Chapter No. Is. 4. A.
GAIA N, will be held the first
WRI tuesday OF each month al
49, 30 .. N. }. u. ScnII4Ingsr,
6SSUSV L. b. p, (. h. ASH. secretary
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
"A COS. a. r. & A M.-Stated
% AlA 15 meeting hrst FrIday OF each
W1T3g monLh b. r. RScord. w. n.
~A Al. . BoIman, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06

l-----4andery Drill Corps election OF OFF,
ere, 1aonuay, Seps- l., d. :Su p N.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06
For sALE-AuronoBILEs.

OVERLAND TOURING. 1919. sTARTER.
New tires. Sacrifice terms. Davenport
TAo6
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST; LARGE CORAL CAMEO PIN BE-
tween Sixteenth street, Moline. and
Watch Tower Reward. Moline so.
LOST: SATURDAY ON GALESBURG
trail black suitcase with man g. ladys
and childs clothing. Return to Argus.
Reward.
LOST: BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND
street and Twenty SEVENTH street on
Seventh avenue. gold rim OF wrist watch
with crystal attached R. L. 4462.
LOST: ABOUT AUG. IL. CANARY BIRD.
Elderly lady pet. Return to 2S54
Seventh avenue. K. L 2312. Reward
LOST: MASONIC PIN ATTACHED TO
watch fob, Finder please call B. L
5227 Reward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06

sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO.
e: =: z: =: :. :: 4. IT,:
49,, days Of each month at p. m
EfGsH in Memorial Hall. Court House
HH Oscar L Daligee. Commander
49, L Il. Titterington. AdiutAnt-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06

TED CONVOCATION OF ROCK
e Island Chapter No. Is. L. A.
N. will be held ON the first
tuesday OF each month at
: 30 .. N. }. u. ScnI4ingsr,
L. h. p, <. d. ASH. secretary i.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-06
PEoyR y Z sas AID All -
a WAIT AD xAKH8
ron sAIE-cfrY PROPERTY.

SIX ROOM HOUSE. GAS. WATER, ELEc-
trieity. $500 Il. /, 1851. T. A.