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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-07
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i. Was any man In heaven or
earth worthy to open the book OF
seven seals referredsto In Revela.
tons?
2. When Daniel would not wor.
ship the King as god, what was
done u him?
8. What young Jewish Queen
saved the lives OF her peoplea
4. How did she save her people?I
S. How long were the I~sraelites'
in captivity
g.. What prayer is found in The
Sermon on the Mount?
2. What were the followers Of,
Jesus called?
s. How many missionary Jour.
neys did Jesus make while on
earth?
8. Who sold something and pre-,
tended they gave aHSthe money to
God, but kept back part?
10. What did God do TO them?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
|. Four beasts were on the throne
in heaven as was described in the
Book OF Revelations.
2. The first Of these beasts was
like q lion, the second like a calf,
third with a. face like a. man and
fourth like a flying eagle.
8. In st. Johns vision the Lord
held in his right had a book full OF
writing and sealed with seven
seals.
4. After binding Samson with the
seven green wIths Delilah said,
1.-THE Philistines be upon thee
Samson" and ne broke the withs
s. Delilah directed her second
effort to gain Sanson's confidence
by pleading "Behold thou hast
Knocked me, and told me lies; now
tell me, I pray thee, wherewith
thou mightest be bound?r
6. Jacob was absent from Ca.
naan twenty years.
q. Jacob hadstwelye sons.
8. After JoshuaS death, thes chill.
dren OF Israel forgot God and fwor-
shipped idols. 80
8. Samuel was the last Judge
over Israel.
10. Daniels friends were cast
into a fiery furnace.
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Al a ecunter. ono minute. two min
;sta o. 6ve mnsuts Lss us assume
thas i takes tbs ask only three
minutes . tell you that YOU shsala
buy his unknown piece Of mstehan-
disc, Certainly, ths clerks time Is
worth 40 cents anhoar II s pIobab
y, worth more than this. but i
would be entirely conservative 70
say that it costs The storekeeper m
clerk hire two pennies for his three
minutes. That Is l42 times more
than it would have cost him 70 tell
aaHHsNN INLMH" HUN.. HENNf
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we --
fore, he can ave you money. Where
Is, de cost 10 HIM Of calling your
attention % what he has 70 seIl BY
letter s 2l3 times IS mueh IS be
would pay were be 70 advertise IN
.henewspaper.
Putting il another way. he Is able
to reach 2l3 people BY advertising
for the same amount Of money that
be spends m reaching you alone BY
writing you a Letter,
Remember this, too. when some
BODY tries TO tell you bow much
money be can save you because he
doesn't advertise.
Or, possibly. the merchant doesn't
telephone you and he doesn'twrite to
you. You Just happen TO 90 into his
store and you see something laying
on the counter which interests you.
.Hn".E .aNNNM .N4NHN 4.
You ask the clerk about il. He
tells you. You have never heard
about it before. The name Is dn-
familiar. You wonder whether it IS
any good.
How many time. have you tarrisd.
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referendum. So aid Louisyille. II.

referendum. So did Louisville, Ky.
In Effect In Texas.
The most western city to adopt
daylight saving is Forth Worth,
Texas. Denver, which has Western
time, fayors daylight saving.
Minneapolis rejected the plan. So
did st. Louis. wilmington, Del,
and Madison, Wis, both have day.
light saving.
Local option as far as daylight
saving is concerned prevails in
New York state and in New Jer-
,sey. Most cities have II.
Florida is in the Eastern time
zone, but it has rejected daylight
saving time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-07

Continues llt=4Mrs. b. F. Reed.
continues very III at her home on.
Cleveland avenue and her illness
is causing her friends much alarm.
Mrs Reed Is one Of the best be.
loved of die olderSTesldents of this
community.
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An EASTERN TEp-Mrs. Hosea De.
berry and son, Irving, left this
morning Tor Washington, D. C., and.
Hagerstown. Nd where they will
visit MRS. peherrys uncle and
aunt Mr.. and MS !. N. Davidson.
Mr.. neber Et Join them later
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Community cholr-Thes Comm,,.
nifty choir VIM render a program
at the Mt. Zion Baptist church
Tuesday evening next After the
entertainment IS over The Willing
Workers. club will3serYe a supper.
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T0pAY's Kl!FEEz

~NeWcrs 70 Xesteruaye XVIII
J. The first dear and dumb asy.
ium in the ii 81 was founded BY
Thomas Gatludat AZ Hartford. Conn.
.. Kummel, is aliquer made from
caraway seeds.
.. The olive branchlis the emblem
of peace.
4. There are 1876 Representatives
Ia the present congress.
.. Greenland 1853 possession Of
Denmark.
8. The sacrum 5 the triangular
bone Al the base Of the vertebtal
column.
T. The largest planet in the solar
system Is Jupiter
s. Crude petroleum Is OF a dark
yellowisn-brown color.
o. The time difference between
New York and Paris (5h., So my
Is greater than the time differen
between New York and London eh.
$50 m.l
TO- The largest city in nlionIs Is
Chicago
New Questions
4 what Is fumigation2
2. What is the largest city in.
lndiana2
2. What IS a wapiti?
4 Is Afriea's greater area south
Or north OF the Equator?
o. How many colonist passengers
did the Maytlower bring from Eng!
land IN 1902
s. What IS daltonism?
z. What IS botany?
S What me warm bloodedr ami.
malsg
~ What isgthasmallest planet in
the solar system3
10 Which President was the only
one TO be married in the white
House
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The same Story BY aaystddns in lid
newspaper. J
Remember hat too. whennensad
yer.sets tel YOU that hey esa aya
ea money BY moi advertising.
SclUMMED up IN i anpls al
" tcnee, advertising seonon
.It enables a merchant d manstfse
turer TO make more sales Bs making
more sales be can afford q aks 4
les profit. And because this Ga
il vii pay you % read saysri.as
closely and constantly.
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ThtN ygEArHER,

Fa1r tonight anu
Sunday. Some.
what warmer to-
night.
Local Readings.
q 2. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
% q. m today, So.
Weather yester.
day cloudy; tenn
perature, maxi.
mum, 81; mini.
hmm 32V nraofnI.
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and they Will 81 to Brodick Heishts
where they VIII visit Mfs. Debef-
ys gfanaparen They vii I'd
turn here tnStheh CD,
.-=-=+7@
Hospital sAarnlsslons-patents
for treatment or Tor operations are
Miss Olive Phillips Of Fifth I'll
who had, her tonsils removed today
Mrs. lara Naryis ot Virginia ave
|npe. who underwent minor ope-
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The Monongahela Bank Of Fair.
mont, located at Fairmont, in the.
state of West Virginia, at the close.
of business April 2s, 1891.
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ALL CONFUSED THIS
SUMMER OVER TINE SITUATION
HOW CITIES ARE
GROWING

In view Of the faststhat 1egis.
lators point to the strong farm.
er vote tosacconnt for their re;
luctance in endorsing daylight
saving measures, this Census
Bureau table showing the rapid
growth Of urban population
throughout eastern states Is in.
Eteresting. Il shows that for the
first time the population in
towns and cities OF the eastern
states exceeds the rural popu-
iatton:
States. Urban. Rural.
Alabama 509,317 1,S39,S57s
Connecticut !. 936s339 444.2e2l
Delaware =. 12o,767 102, 2S6t
Florida a55,S25 612,645,
Georgia 22,S5942,167,973s
Maine 2s9,5B9 46S,445i
Maryland ~. 869422 5S0,23si
Massachusetts 3,650,24S 202,10S,
New Hamp.. 279T61 163;S22i
New Jersey. .2,4S2i2S9 673,611
New York. 4. .S,5S9,S44 1,794,9S5I
Ohio . .3,677,t36 2,OS2,250s
Pennsylvania 5.50Es15 3112,203,,
Rhode Island, 5Ss,1S0 y15,217s
Vermont tpe,s7s 242, 45sl
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hfSstAAfI tlG1
FOR sA1sEHoasehoId furniture.
Cali sSst 18th st
5-7,3t-10797.
wANTEpATwp adies under forty
in F~airraont aye confidence.
IN flomselvos md aus le OF inter-
Viewing othf opn6 unity offer.
ed $50 wcela attractive emy
rloyncnt Opportunity
III Tia I'd etta, Ohio.
5-7-3t-1079e'
ALEsMEN-Hi grade our new.
factory now fnnning full blast
,and We IRE te{dy 10 ja1Iot territory
'pr the sale ~ nlofpd inner Tubes.
irect to- ihc Consumer; we have al
pp-notch pg1positio and we can
Do only tcpnoteh mon; IL yorr
time is rorth g4pney write us i'm.
medlatels cstarences required
ARMoRED TIRE RUBBER CO.
second aud Broadway Hamilton,
s07a5l
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What's the use Of staying home
and twiddling my thumbsY" asks
Mrs. Elsie Waterbury Morris, wife
Goyerneur Morris; the author.
She has started a facial treatment
shop in New York.
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0st the picture on ala TOUR
Then carefully fold dotted
ita entire length, Then
LIED line Z. and 80 on. Fold each
lection underneath accurately.
When completed turn oyer and
youU find a surprising result. Save
he pictures
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tationl nome RIVER l7.8 feet, fail.
ing.
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"A NEW look

tcsauapsd tson paEs onai
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES
2H. p. to 200 H. p

Order NOW If you want m early d.
livery ON that NEW ENGINE,
Get our list of used and Rebuilt IN
gines. also Motor Boats. HAve waiting
list of Buyers. What have you 70
trada o. sell.
All makes at engines pepaired aad
rebuilt. workmanship guaranteed.
Our Service Truck will call for II.
Hall-Scott, Rcd Wing Motors. Cum
minis Oil Ensines. Mr.. Evtnrade's New
Light Twin Outboard Motor and othag
makes Of engines.
NOACK MOTOR COMPANY
Power Boat and 6uppliss Dept.
2O0o-S-1O 18th Ave, Rock lsland
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PROFESSIONALLY foMEYa

xB0TESSlONALr -111O&NEYA
CONNOLLY 1 WALKER (B. d. CON.
( nelly sad ". II. WAlk@l-LavyeFs,
GenarA law. chaneeEy a0A peobota prac.
tce. Peoples National Bank building.
Rock Island
EDW. L. KAGLE-LAWYER. GENERAL
law, chancnry and probate pfactios,
Once In court house. Rock Island.
WALKB3 3 SWEENEY - ATTORNEYS
and c0unse2ors At law. Money TO loan
O real estate. Rooms 2O9-212 Centsal
truss building.
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PERSONAL,

o: SOlDN1S AID Widows
NOV tho new pension laws.
BaruHd G. Fitzgerald. au-
soentA SUITE IA, Naasur
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FREE
CONFERENCE FOR HOME BUILDERS

FOR HOME BUILDERS
y Builders, architects, contractors, real
tors and prospective home owners are
invited to attend Home Builders Confer
ence which will be held Thursday and
Friday, March "a and rs at Davenport.
Illustrated lectures and demonstra-
tons will be given showing the most prac-
teal and economical methods Of using
concrete building units in the construction
of the home.
The sessions will be held at the Amer
lean Legion hall, 100 West Fifth street,
Davenport, beginning at $3.50 a. m. and
80 p. m. on the days mentioned. Every
body welcome.
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MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
Selling experience not necessary One
of the worlds largest wholesale grocery
houses (capital over 81. zoo. OOO) wants
ambitious men. in your locality to sell
direct to consumer nationally known
brands Of an extensive line of groceries,
paints. roofnsa. lubrieating oils, stock
foods. etc. No capital required Com
missions advanced. Write today. State
age and county desired. John Sexton 4
Co. 152 w. Illinois ST.. Chica4Q. Ill
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- 1ook lalaad Ped
:; / ! !; ! ! ! J !; |!
No. 100. Amagscan
ARA ana thisd We'd.
tuesdays 81 saeh
month ct American
'Lsgioa HAIL, ThiEd
svsnus and sixteentA
slssst. Dan Z. 1rsn-
nan. eonmAnda1. Az
ex1ssvacs men vel
w. co0o.
f. @ MASONIC.
- 1snpls. Mghtaenth street md
Fifth avenue.
MRN1ID MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
- No. 81. A. p. 1 A, H.. viii
b bald On the hrst Thurs-
day Of each month at ESQ
,. n. W. H. Kesley, ",
~; Fay o. Roderick, &c
1uoo e1011o no. 81. n. o. '. r. a. b.
:; :: :: ::
- - -6taasd msesinSs held
O ths Arst Wednesday
Of each meath. Whit
x ~ prophsss welcome.
L. ,. N.cs. monarch.
u Freak I. Patterson. 80
" U4Ay.
Z. A. u.
~ WAITED cONvocATIoN OF 1oK
49, Island Chapter No. 1s, y. 4.
~ T.. will b. hald ON the Arse
Tuesday Of each month II
7:30 .. N. J. 6. Schillinses.
- 4 =. p =. H. Ash. sscntazy.
n socx lsIA1D LODGE NO.
ose. 4. r. / A. A.-ssaasd
nsstias Asss Friday Of each
nantA. D. p. Rscord. W. n;
Il. 8. 1olnAn. secretary.
xNIGH1s TKaPLAk
~ STATED CONCLAvk OF ROCK
~ Island Commandery No. IL.
lhA knights Templar will be held
tho second Monday of each
m0nth. G. A. HaAlgreu, COM
~ mAnder: J. L. Hickey, recorder,
NJ ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 269.
QR Eastern Star.-kegular meetings
md Wednesday Of each month. VS.
- stars welcome. Mn. Josephine
AA w. H.: Mary y. Kreas, SECRETARY.
Special daylight meeting THURSDAY,
~. m. March "a. Initiation AoIino
ngaA March w. . p. N. laitiahons
N0 ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. B. 4 8,
NINA 81 tAA
~ Council No. ~. =. 3 s. H.. viii
min. W. J. Spenaar. r. !. n; o. II.
Aldehsandl rseosuas.
WAL LODGE NO. COS, I. o. o. =,
- Meets every Thursday evening
u Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue, between Sew.
snfseath and Eighteenth
ssEssta. Lincoln Martin. n.
g.: H r. Leonard. Il. 8.
~ 1AurDdzy Of each month. initiA-
~ dlNee. Asue. 0cnnd and third d.
~ ~ following THURSDAY.
y. O. 4.
ia NLAND AER1E NO. o60. HRATE1-
- Os1ar Of Eaghs--RagulAs 0eesinss
~ aad third Tuesday Of each month
1aG1es' home, Tourth aveope and
Tssnv-nrA street. yfaAk WiHh. W. p:
sSaph Gsotagut. secretary.
Up. o. M.Ks NO. 90.
J. : J !. !" :. !: J
Meets the Arss and thiro
AWNadays Il ssoA meath at
1ks' club. Dan Z. 1zsn-
nan. GRATED ruler: G. X.
Y Issacson. secretary. Visit
ing hruthseS always vsl-
cona. Club reons u LIS
- 1shAnntA stssss.
! :. : | !: !: ! !: ! !
G. A. Z
SuTuRD pogT 81, @. A. Z.
4 Aeess regularly on second
B and fourth Friday after-
Moons Of each month q .
e'dock In Memorial hail in
~ esurs house. y. =. Bspeh-
aaa. oommander: h. G. Tiras
a'sae
q. q. Wv.
soNKY RAY CANT. NO. 3
Uaiesd Spanish War Veterans,
0asss AFse and third Thur
dass Of each month It 8 p. m.
n Memorial Han, Court Houn.
oans L. DalAose. Comnandas;
Il II. 1le1aEhg>an. Ad3atsns.
- E&1SONAIs
SOIDU1S AID WIDOWS
know tho new pension lava.
e. barnard g. Fitzgerald. au-
sesn& Suite IA. 1ansur
0@anaDeliA Ind.
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REAL SALESMEN WANTED
salesman who are on the square. with
initiative and ability. will seFve their
own interest hy communicating with US.
We will make satisfactory arrange
ments as to commission if you can
show past record for getting results.
Leads furnished you. Can work in
Chicago or outside. selling units in small
capitalized syndicates-roven shallow
oil and gas leases. Weaafn Ken
tnsky. northeast Simpson county. We
aso the outright owners Of 1000 acres
proven shallow leases surrounded by
GOOD predicting walk. Each syndicate
provides Tor thu drilling Of oss to ten
wells and fun dsvelopaent Of leases
1avestoes ensured large and permanent
ratuEns ON nonV invnsted. Write for
full particulars and pFspodCsn now.
Act quickly TO secure attention. Peter
hosn st.. ChAcnso.
SALES BOARD sALKSMEN WANTED;
Get our new proposition. quick Abso-
lute3y the beat sales board assortment
side line offer and money maker ever
made BY any house. No Aanples.
Pocket selling outat bass Jet. Write
today. Give territory. how often COW
esed md linz nov handbag. Z . g.
6ales Conlpany. 4325 East Rayensvoed
svenue, Chicago. III.
e0IICrTORS
TNs ssdess bar day pays 80 pr week.
ou3ekaalNnG. 0aathly payment nAe2-
xins elaA. No naaa1 to cnkloe4 In 3D.
vanca. 9pee1D not aoaenay. e1asdy
work 1H psoAnceaA T. Watts. Dev.
anpoet eaytnn B1snk Hdg.
SALE31EN MAKE $3.50 10 $500 4
meath. 0xagy pRoapeet . bayW. H
can't tn you down. esEapaU Naau-
featuring Co. Ga FeFSusaa bidg,
epFiqG1eA, NJ
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

TRI-CITY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOR
1heumAtism and nsrvousness. Ladies'
H2irdressing. 1anieuriag and Beauty
paxior. Phone 3. l. It's. 1713 Third
avenue. Rock Island.
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POULTRY
Leghofns. RsekA RedA. Osphingtons
Wyaudottes: best laying strain: post.
paid: reasonable prices; catalog free
Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia, No
RABY CHICKS. $12 100 UP: POSTPAID
CstA3Og free. FaHov Hirsh Co, Pc
ostA. III.
RAHY CHICKS, POPULAR VARIETIES.
Froe catalog. Devils Clan Poultry
Farm. Rettendnef. Iowa. Dav. 1070Yl.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OLD vIOLINS FOB SALE. vI0I1NS RE
paired and improved, instFuctor Of VIC
Lin. Ben Blcuef. Phone &. ]. 400S.
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xNl0H18 TEAPLAR
N STATED CONCLAVE OF ROCK
~ Island Commentary No. IL,
lhA knights Templar will be held
the second Monday of each
month. G. A. HaAlgreu, CON-
mander: ]. L. Hickey, recorder.
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WANTED-SALESHN.

@~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~~-~-~~
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A SPLENDID
income this spring and 1t tho same
time establish good business: If so
write the Lincoln Casualty Co., Spring
field. ILL.,. for their Automobile lusur-
anee proposition.
SELL AUTO TIRES
500 weekly. Main or side line, 3ox3 \
sells for $10.75. Others prioed accord
ingly. Guaranteed 5000 miles. Capital
or experience unnecessary. HARRISON
Tire Co.. Hammond, Ind.
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1ook Alaad Ped
No. 100. Amagican
1eGto0. NESTS tn
0rse md third We'd
nasday 81 eaeh
0onth at American
legion Hall, Third
avenue and Sixtaenth
saFest. Dan K. Agun-
nan. oo0mAnda1. Az
&Negvico men vel
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KANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTA
AGENTS WANTED. WE WANT LIVE
ment 70 represent Us in your locality;
biz opportunities for right parties. Nu-
Tired Tira Co., Colunhiana, Ohio.
AGEGTS. MAKE S76 WEEKLY SHILLING
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee $50
weekly full time. 75c IN hour pare
time. Experience unnecessary. Per
475 A WEEK SELLING CREsCO RAIN
coats. b Independent. No collecting
or delivering. Sample coat and outfit
free. Improved Mig. Co.. Dept. 81,
Ashland. Ohio.
$3.50 WORTH OF HOUsECLEANiNG
neceasities combined in Bive-In- One
Wringer Mop. guaranteed. sell for %;
your profit more than 125 per cent.
Spring 10 here. Exclusive territory, CO.
operation. promotion. Chance for one
manager now. Five-in-0ne Company,
$500 s. Ashland. Chicago.
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CARD OF THAHXA

We wish TO thank our 1Etendo and
neighbors for their kindnass and nm.
pa&hy diving our hseeavensat. We alsa
WiaA - thank xev. II. r. DusaiA. ~
smploysA Of Ne taaaDA0ns oflds ana wiz
Botuing WORKS and I'll those Who ;@nt
floral tributes.
MRS. ALRERT =. BUHRMANN AM
| FAMILY.
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s0ON1Y Ray CAM, NO. 3
oaieed SpaniaA War Veterans,
0esss AFse and third TAufs-
4 oaSs OF each month It 8 p. m.
u Memorial Han, Court Houn.
oenas L. DalkoDs, Commandee:
J L. Il. 4st1aE1ngaaa. Ad9atsne.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEARLY THREE ACRES OF GROUND
store or any good business for sale.
Write giving your price and description.
Jones. 1926 VanBuren St., Chicago
AGENTS SELLING FORKOLA, HOUSE
toulouse. make 500 to 375 weekly.
Write Bacorn Co.. Eln,ira. N. Y.
AGENTS: MAKE S75 WEEKLY SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery. We guarantees
$40 weekly full time. 75c an hour
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Perfec&weaF Hosiery. Darby. Pa.
HOW TO START IN BUSINESS FOR
yourself. A little book sent free 70
men and women anxious to make
money by working part or full time.
CLOVIS Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
WOULD YOU INVEST 5 IN A TEXAS
oil field business Offering chance OF
making $1,000? Write Warren, us
Ohio. Wichita Fails. Texas.
RESTAURANT FOE SALE. INQUIRE
45C3 Fifth avenua
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wAL LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. r.
- Meets every Thursday evening
4 Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue. between Sew
sntseath and Els b
ssrsstA. Lincoln Martin, N.
G.: Il. r. Leonard. Il. 8.
~ 1Au3dV Of each month. initiA-
~ dq11e. AsU9. 0cnnd and third d.
~ ~ following mursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-19

POUND: COMBINATION VULCANIzRR
that will repair tubes. tires. half aole
boots, patch not-watef bottles. rain
coats. Iubbefs. and numerous other ar
ticles. Practical training in our free
school, half down. balance monthly pay
ments. We msnufactus vuicanizers and
truck tire mouids up to IL inches.
Write for details now" UNIVERSAL Vul-
eaaizing Co.. Battle Greek. WITCH.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-19

( MASONIC.
- 3tupls. MghtaentA street md
Fifth avenue.
- STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. p. 1 A, NJ viii
yA b held On the nrst Thurs
day Of each month at 7:30
,. n. W. II. Kasley, ",
n; Fay o. Roderick, &c
NJ.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-19
4 P. O. ELKs NO. 90.

Meets the aEut and thiFo
0AadAyv Il aacA meath st
Nka' club. Dan Z. Aan-
nan. axa31sd ruler: G. y,
laaacson, secretary. Visit
ing hrpthsev always vi.
nma. Club rooms q LIZ
0gh1aanth S&sUoG.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Havana Entries

First race (purse 5000; for three-year-
oldx and upward; claiming six furlongs)-
io7; stiletto. 1903; Hosier 1903 Treadwel.,
ll0, James c., ll0: Frank Burh 10. FL
Coronel. 1l2, White Crown, H.; Trentino,
liz, Plantarede. lis.
Second race (purse. S70o for three year
ods and upward, claiming: six furongs)-
Light Fantastic. IS: Big Ides 1885, Flying
Frog. 100; sybil; H.; Double Eye. III;
Major Domo, H.; Raneau. rs; Red
land, 115.
Third race tpurse, 500; for four-year-
oids and upward; claiming six turongs)-
'Hope SO; 'Polar Cub, 100; 7Byrne los
sHarlock, 1915 Haran. 1866 'Salvo. 1o3
The Blue Duke. los; Buford. 1903; Assunlp p
ton. 10; 'American Eagle. Ill. step
son. Il3
5000; for three -year-olds and upward: six
furlongs s)-Peneiope % Koran. tos; Helen
Akin; lea MAJOR House. Io7; Last one.
Belle OF ElizabAthtown, ia.
Fifth race (Union Club Handicap; $1,000
added; FOR three year-olds ana upward
claiming; one and sixteenth rnileSl-
tOsgood. 90, fMumho Jumbo. H.: Walnut
Hall, loa; War Zone. III: rPastorcau, 10s
tMatnee Idol ia.
rDoyie's entry; tGoldblatts entry.
Sixth race Cpurse. 5000: fo- threa-year-
olds and upward; claiming; one mile and
ftfy yards)-s -slncinerator. 100; sPunctual
100 ~. Alfred Clark. l02; .Aigrette, 1913
'war Tax. lo3; 'Timothy J. Hogan lo5
Chmera, los; 'Semper Stalwart. ITO.
Seventh purse. ZOO for three year
ods and upward; claiming one mile and
pie es; Chefa. S5 Laughing Eyes ii
1903. sPrrigourdine. l05: Jake Field 1G7
Misericerde. 1885, Huntresa. 10
'Apprea.i-e allowance claimed.