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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-25
Dodgers End Losing Streak.

Dodgers End Losing Streak.
Brooklyn, N. Y. May 25.-Brooklyn
ended its losing streak today by de-
feating Chicago to l. The Superbs had
lost five straight games. Pitcher Smith
Of Brooklyn, who made a home run.
would have shut out the visitors but
for a wild throw by Griffith.
BY innings:
Chicago --------------- 100 600 000-i
Brooklyn --------- 200 2l0 Off,
Summary: Runs, Terry. Olson, John
son, Good 2, Smith. Errors, Hollocher
2, Griffin, Kilduff. Two base hits.
Grimes. Three base hit, Kilduff. Home
run. Smith. Stolen bases, Olson, John
ston. Sacrifice, Hollocher. Double
plays, Kilduff, Olson and Konetchy.
Base on balls. off Martin 5, off Smith
. Umpires, Brennan and EmslIe,
Time, 135.
Philes Nose Out Reds.
Philadelphia, May 24.-Philadelphia
emerged from last place by winning
the first game Of the Cincinnati series
today to O. Lebourveau and Meuscl
drove home all OF the loco. runs in
the third. The visitors filled the bases
IN the ninth, but Meadows easily dis.
posed Of Fonseca and See.
BY innings:
CINCINNATI ------------ 0l0 600 00i-2
Philadelphia ----------- 003 coo 00*-3
Summary: Runs, Daubert, Fonseca.
p. Miller stolen bases, Daubert, Brug-
sy. Sacrifice, See. Double plays. Win
20 and Daubert Daubert, Luque. See
md Kept; Fonesca and Daubert: 4.
Miller, Rawlings and ]. Miller t2). Left
on bases, Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia c.
fllts, off Luque 6 in Z innings; off Ma.
pier in l. Hit by pitcher by Meadows
WopD. Struck out. by Lusue 3, by
Meadows 3. Umpires, Rigler and Mo.
ran. Time, 14l.
Five Runs In Eighth,
Boston, May 2i.-With 81. Louis
leading Boston TO 9 in the last OF the
eighth, the bases fUll and two out,
Pinch Hitter Frank Gibson, whose
timely single had defeated Cincinnati
Saturday, singled 10 left field today.
scoring two runs. Powell followed with
q home run to deep right center, and
Boston won to 3.
BY innings:
81. Louis ------------ 10i 00i 000-3
Boston --------------..- 100 0i0 05'-7
Summary: Runs, Snotton, Fournier.
McHenry, Powell, Nixon, Holke. o'Neil,
Gibson, Nicholson. Errors, Stock,
Hornsby, Schultz, Nherdel. Nixon.
o'Neil. Two base hi. Lavau, Three
base hit, Powell. Home run, Powell.
Sacrifices. Stock .. Fournier. Horns
by 2, Powell. Southworth. Double
plays, Barbara to Ford 10 Holke. Left
on bases, st. Louis Z, Boston z. Base
on balls, off Sherdel. s in 9 innings.
Wasion Z In 8. Scott o in |. S,racl,
out. by Pertica /. Watson /. Scott /.
Wild pitch. Sherdel. Winning pitcher.
Waston. Losing pitcher, Sherdel. Time.
i;42. Umpires, Quigley and o'Day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-25
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.

Western League.
Joplin Z; Oklahoma City 3.
Wichita IA; Tulsa s.
Omaha 10; st. Joseph s.
Des Moines at Sioux City, rain
National League.
Boston Z; st. Louis 8.
Brooklyn 6; Chicago /.
New York 6; Pittsburg 3.
Philadelphia 3; CinciBnati 2.
American League.
Philadelphia Z; Detroit 6.
Chicago 6; Washington 5.
ST. Louis s; New York 4.
Boston at Cleveland. rain.
Western Association.
Enid 8; Fort Smith 2.
Henryetta G; Pawhuska /.
Springfield 5: Chickasha 2.
Okmulgee 7; Drumright 4.
Texas League.
Dallas Z; San Antonio /.
Wichita Falls Q; Galveston !.
Beaumont II; Shreveport !.
Houston 5; Fort Worth 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-25
GIANTS KNOCK OUT ADAMS
AND DEFEAT PIRATES SO

New York, May 25.-The New York
Nationals knocked out the veteran
Pittsburg pitcher Adams here today
and won the second game of the series
by to 3. The Giants hit the bali
in the pinches and ran wild on the
bases. Nehf was hit hard in the early
innings but settled down after the
fourth.
By innings:
Pittsburgh ------------ 001 200 000-3
New York ------- 020 210 000-5
Summary: Stolen bases. Young 2.
Rapp, Skiff, Bigbee, Carey, Burns
Home run, Maranville Sacrifices,
Whitted, Bancroft. Double plays, Ban
croft to Frisch to Kelly, Cutshaw to
Grimm. Left on bases, New York 6,
Pittsburg s. Base on balls, off Adams
/, Carlson 2, Nehf 8, Hits, off Adams
6 in innings, Carlson 4 in 4 innings.
Struck out by Adams /, Carlson 2, Nehf
2. Wild pitch, Adams. Passed ball.
Skiff. Losing pitcher, Adams. Runs,
Maranville, Cutshaw, Skiff, Burns.
Young, Kelly Rapp, Smith. Time,
1:57. Umpries, Mccormick and Hart.
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Standing

Where They Play Today
Ardmore at Sherman.
Graham at Paris.
Cleburne at Bonham.
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Texas League
NOTICE.

You have only two more days u
cut weeds and to clear up the alley
and back yards.
CITY HEALTH DEPT.
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SU NJ NJ ARIES
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE

Results Yesterday
ArdmOre "a, Sherman 5.
Cleburne s, Bonham c.
Paris 3, Graham 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-25

PORT RICO AND NANCY HALL
SWEET POTATO PLANTS NOW
READY. ANY SIZE ORDER. AT
T.. T. FOSTERS SEED STORE. 25.g
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Summary: Two base hits, Naylor,
Steinberger, Lindsay, Gardner, Home
run, Arbuckle. Earned runs, Ardmore
4. Chickasha /. Left on bases Ardmore
6. Chickasha S. Passed balls Boyd l..
Hit by pitcher, by Goss (Short). Wild
pitches, Goss l. First on errors, Ard
more 2, Chickasha s. Base on balls, off
Goss 4. off Byrd .. Struck out, by
Goss I. by Byrd 9. Stolen bases, En-
loe. Byrd. steinbcrger, Gardner. sacri-
flee hits. Boyd, Short, Lindsay. Um.
pire, Doyle.
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For quick results. use Ardmoreite
Want Ads.
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Brooklyn, N. Y. May 25.-Brooklyn
ended its losing streak today by de-
feating Chicago to l. The Superbs had
lost five straight games. Pitcher Smith
Of Brooklyn, who made a home run.
would have shut out the visitors but
for a wild throw by Griffith.
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Different
Wash Blouses

Our showing includes a new arrival of
Batiste and Vole with Buster Brown
collar and cuff and round collar of
check Ginghams. All white Voile. Ba.
tiste and Organdie, dainty and dressy
in sizes ranging from 81 to 4S bust.
SEAS to Sl2.5O.
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$21.95
New
Tub Skirts

We are just as particular that our Wash
Skirts fit and are really stylishly mod
eled as our Silk or Wool Skirts. Fine
Gaberdine and Serf Satin, embroidered
front, pocket, all-over embroidery and
fine tucks
$3ss to $9.ss
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EIorida-Sale or Rent.
FLORIDA SUNSHINE.

200 beautiful river front bungalow plots.
50xl50, 5000 each. First Introductory offer
ing Belewood Estates, on beautiful Indian
River, Dixie Highway, East Coast Railway
three hours from Palm Beach: big develop
ment Slanned Will include hotel. country
club, golf. fishing, hunting. We also offer
800 one acre plots for bungalows orange
groves, $500 each: main line. high and dry /;
title guaranteed: part payment accepted. Buy
now. save agents commission. Real estate
representatives with office force wanted; I;
liberal connections made by small invest
ment. Write for maps. photos, reservations
for these plots or interview: must return
South win give bank reference: Bellewood
Lodge. now complete. cost $4,000.
BELLEwooD ESTATES. II 2054 Herald.
Herald Sl.
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
A BEAuTIFITJ, HOME

A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
MODERN DUTCH COLONIAL STYLE.
WITHIN EASY COMMITTING DISTANCE.
SIX ROOMS, TILED BATH. EXTRA
SSyn pUnLE bNAKrAST nIs ty No9S EHCLos
LIVING ROOM WITH OPEN FIREPLACE,
COPPER SCREENS THROUGHOUT, GAS,
ELECTRIClTY. hot WATER HEAT;
CONVENTIONAL ROSE GARDEN. NUAfER-
Gus PIONEERING SHRUBS, SHADE AND
FRUIT TREES; $500: TERMS; PHOTOS.
BOX 815, oRADELL, n. J. PHONE 1913.
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FOR SALE.

The Orange City Inn, Orange City. Fla.
the only hotel In the place. completely fur
nished silvcrware and everything required
electric lights. the best water In the State
sepa rate buildings for laundry and help: 2fs
acres OF land: garage price s26.500. Here
Is n fine opportunity for some one who wants
a paying proposition from the start; located
on the DIXIE Highway, where 900 autos
rass every day. For full Information. terms.
&c. write GEO. .. JARVIS. BURLINGTON.
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AII.YEAR HOMIE

Restricted, refined, unusual; high eleva-
tion; rooms; also large, airy studio 50xf2J
large open plot available either side: hot
water heating. all modern improvements;
perfect condition: half hour Times Square:
superb view Hudson: large chicken house:
fruit trees. berries. grapes prolific; bargain
terms suit: cash required $1,000. particulars.
MAMMALIAN, 531 West 3Ith st.
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
For Rent-Daytonn Beach and Seabreeze.
furni-hcd houses and apartments on ocean
front facing Daytoua Beachs wonderful
beach. and other desirable locations: let us
know your requirements and we win send
fun information. PENINSULA REALTY
COMPANY Daytona Beach. Fla.
FLOR1DA--For information about the orange
and grapefruit growing sections call. write
or phone
New York Branch Office. 4G East 4fst ST.,
near Madison Av. Murray Hill Gai0.
MIAMI.--A.tractive six room modern dwell
ing, sleeping porch: completely furnished
800 monthly: photograph. HOVER, 2i2
prpad,vny New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

32D AVE. SUBWAY station under two lots
w. eth ST.. So 200; also two lots w. sth at.
a.. 900. OCEAN PARKWAY and Ave. w.
subway station equally distant from two lcts
on w. tst ST., g., 200 LINDEN AVE-, near
Church st. and Utica ave. az SGD st., plot
4oxi0O 93.300. MANHATTAN BEACH,
Hastings -. plot 60x10o, 5000 another for
$4,000. ROSEVILLT1. Box 10, Newark, NJ. J.
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Virginia.

1920 acres. southern Georgia: grand hunt
ing, fishing: stock. general farmln13
GREAT investment; winter resort; two miles
deep water frontage; ONLY $500 acre; easy
terms VIM. BROADDUs. Westpoint. We.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island.

Lone; ISLAND farms, truck and poultry. ~
to 150 acres. Write room 1ii2. % Cedar
o.. New York.
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New Mexico

FARMERS-For brass tack facts about tho
best all-round progressive. irrigated dig.
trict Gu. S. project). write to-day. FARM
BUREAU, Las Cruces, N. NJ.
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200 FARM BARGAINS within 71 miles Of
New York appear In our reliable NEW
CATALOG, which also contains map OF
North Jersey; send for copy: also q nice
variety OF committing homes with acreage;
please mention what you want and whore.
West ADD st
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Alberta.

WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEATi - Mnrnlu9
Glory Farm; Albcrta's choicest wheAt
ranch; 2.4s0 A.; heavy soil; all cultivatedi
10000; new modern buildings; miles
town: transcontinental road: famous wheat
district: has good rainfall. OWNER box
10 Roclsyford Alta
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SiisccIlaneous--saIe or Rent,

SUMMER hotels, camp sites on laxes.
BATsoN FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9th av.,N.l.
$3.50 takes business. with real estate
rental $50 per month. BULKELEf' FISH
Kill Village.
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yirrinia--Snie or Rent.

FOR SALE--Centleman's country place. $40
acrcs, heavily wooded mountain land at
Augusta Springs. Virginia. main line G.
and o.. Valuable mineral springs: suitable
for private school or summer hotel: excel
lent buildings, including masters house,
bachelor quarters .forcman's house. icehouse,
dairy, water power mill, Deco electric plant
concrete water house and beautiful rough
stone chapel. T73 Herald, 2s0 broadway.
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Borough Of Richmond-saie or Rent.

HANDSOME 10 room home. open fireplaces.
perfect order, garage, beautiful lawn,
shade trees; abundance fruit; 40 minutes
Manhattan; low price; owner leaving city.
PRINCESS BAY CO.. % Broadway. Man.
haitian.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

T. ROOMS Rooms paDIli BATHs; yy eARAGE ,,FstnS,s
HOME. LOCATED 3 MINUTES FROM
WALL ST., CONTAINING EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE: MUSr
BE SOLD Al COST; oPEN FOR IN
SpECTION ALL WEEK; INTER
BOROUGH SUBWAY TO CLARK ST.,
BROOKLYN: LOCATION, CORNER
ORANGE AND HICKS SITS. BROOK
LYN.
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NORTH SHORE BUILDING PLOTS
with water rights.
GREAT NECK AND PLANDOME SECTION.
Easy terms. j. J. MATHEWS,
Manhasset, L. I. Phone 1o2 Manhasset
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IO3 ACRE IMPROVED ROAD FARM,
IQIIIPpIIl. o0Q E,RIIIT TRENg

= 17zUII 55r1 ~ = " q 11t1117S'
Barnegat Bay; easy access finest marketst
short drive city: level. loamy tillage: abund-
ant pasturage; wood. timber; variety fruit.
overlooking bay; piazza. running water. tele-
phone: good barn. piggery. poultry houses.
For quick sale owner includes pig. poultry.
only s., 700. part cash. terms. Appreciated
when seen. Catalog free. II. J. FABy.
Toms River. N. i.
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WANTED-200 to 800 acres OF farm or
woodland, with water rights and high
elevation; buildings optional; within 30
miles of New York. JOSEPH KULP, $50
Bergen av.. Jersey City. N. J.
WILL buy small farm In Westchester: good
house and outbuildings. THOMPSON. 2257
7th av.
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Montana-Snle or Rent.
CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE.
5000 acres OF patented eastern Montana
land In two parcels, 2.400 and 500 acres.
This Ia bottom land. susceptible OF cultiya-
ton and growing good crops water from
springs and artesinn wells many square
miles OF free. unfenced range. Two rancn
houses. barns; 10 wort horses, saddiers.
tractor ploughs and dick. hay stacker anu
bull rakes. mowers. raltes, harrows, pioushs'
drll, wagons, harness and crops. &c. A"-
dress JOHN WILLIS, Glasgow. Mont.
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Miscellaneous.
Farms Wanted.

FARMS for sale, catalogue FREQ. ETROC1
FARM AGENCY. Box F. 150 Nassau st.
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80 ACRE FARM NEAR NEW YORK,
WITH FTNE HOUSE. FURNISHED.

WITH FINE HOUSE, FURNISHED,
Comfort, security here amidst prosperous
on improved road. only eight minutes walk
village; advantages splendid markets. IS
acres fertile loan tillage. wire fenced pas
ture, wood. timber; variety fruit, berries;
brick lined house, seven rooms. fireplace,
piazza; good barn. second barn, poultry
house. &C.: owner, called away. sacrifices
ST, 800, part cash; terms: opportunity 10
knocking, don't walt: catalogue free. G. u.
SAMMIS & SONS, Freehold, N. j.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

HOUSE. rooms, bath. oak floors; oompiete
$500; 10 minutes walk from Broadway
station. NJ. CAvANAUGH. $50 Sanford av..
Flushing, L. l.
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Petition to Probate win

Petition to Probate win
STATE Of uiinoie, Rock Island County, o..
Probate Court, Rock Island County, Janu-
airy Term, 1921
In the matter Of the Probate Of the
Last Will and Testament Of James J. Ne
Kenna. Deceased.
To all persons WHOM this may concern
Erecting:
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th
day of October A. D. 1920. = petition was
filed in the Probate Court OF Rock Is
land County. Illinois, asking that the Last
Will and Testament of Jamas J. MeKenna,
dscsased. be admitted to Probate This
same Petition further states that thu fol
lowing named persons are all the heirs-at-
law and Legatees:
Mrs. Peter tEllal McGrath, James J.
Quinn. Matte Quinlan, Jennie Quinlan,
Bridget ouin.an, Kate ouinlan and IN
known heiza-at-iav of James j. NcKenna,
deceased.
You are further notified That the hear
ing of the proof OF said Will has been set
by said Court for the .8th day Of Janu-
ary A. D. 1921. at the hour Of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at tbs Court House in
Rock Island in said County. when and
where you can appear. if you sec fit. and
show cause, If any you have why said
viii should no. be admitted to Probate
N. E. MUESOH.
Clerk of Probate Court.
Dated at Rock Island H., Dec 81. 1890
JAMES W. MAUCKER. Attorney.
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Decatur, I'LL. Jan. 1l.-Clreu1
Justice W. X. Whitfield today IN
s;ructed the Macon county grand
Jury to investigate II there Is q
conspiracy TO hold mp tho price OF
cement.
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Rack lsland Real Estate Board

.s8 VI ARE MEMBERS or THE
Chamberlin Rusk, IL State Blk Bldg. r. l. 2,21.
Eckhart \ Buffim, Il State Bk Bldg. R /. 1oz5.
John ]. Gruske. Az Safety Building R. /. 4S8.
Edward B: kreis Is State Bk. Bldg. R. /. $50
BENJAMIN F Mitchem, 4o7 Safety Bldg. r. l. 1888
The J. A. Moran Agcy. SIS Safety Bldg, RI a9o.
Meyer Z Schneider, 22o Safety Bldg. R. l. 38&
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

o. TTxLB PKxrARED On
continued 70 dals covering aay real =.
yato In tn county. PFoEps end accurate
eeSvieo It reasonable rata. Book u
lad Titls 3 Abstract Co0Saay: Nv. ].
0Veanay, secretary. 206-212 CooasN
Trust 4 SaNfhSn Bank building.
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CARD OF THANKS.

~ 49, e->- 4-~~~-->~~ ~~~~-~-
We wish 10 express our sincere graft
tude TO our many friends and neighbors
who assisted US in our late bereavement.
Especially do We wish to thank Rev. Moore
of lexington. Mrs. Allan Miller. the pail
bearers. John Aayberry and the Masonic
lodge.
SARAH Z, AND WILLIAM L. NELSON.
We wish to express our gratitude to
neiShhors and friends for their sympathy
during our late bereavement. We wish to
thank Rev. Chapman, the singers and
MRS. MATTE T. JOHNSON AND
FAMILY.
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wANTED-ro BCz.
CEMENT CONSPIRACY.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOE AkNs
old g,1its, coats, pants. Tel. T. L SS4.
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wAxTED-rExALE HELP.

SIX GIRLS As UsHKRS; MUST BE OVER
IS: also lady for nusssry 1t Fort Arm
strong theatre, Wednesday.
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FOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOE RENT--MISCELLANEOCS.
GARAGE. go THIRTY NINTH STREET
r. I. 5415.
TWENTY FIVE ACRES. R. l.. SUITABLE
for trucking and poultry. Dav. 5992W
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY ACRE FARM
two and one half miles south OF Anda
fusia and two miles fran Edzlng.cn. In
ouire at Johannsen's Bakery. 621 Sew
entecnth street. r. I.
OFFICE SPACE AND DESK. 3O7
Safety Bldg.
VACUUM CLEANERS. $3.50 PER DAY.
Call Moline 34l6.
GARAGE. 91S Y-sECoND
street.
TAXI SERVICE
DON'T MISS YOUR TRAIN. CALL THE
Depot Taxi Service. Heated umauaue
cars. Phone 3. l. 37l4.
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1 me news all ths time-The
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wiNTED-TO RENT.

YOUNG COUPLE WITH BABY WANT TO
rent two furnished rooms with Ntcnenes
and bath. Heated. walking distance:
Running water. Address l. Fefnanoe@'
care Gen. Del. Chicago. Ill.
AT ONCE HOUSE: FIVE Or SN ROOMS.
marty modern. In good ressdence oas-
trict, Address n. e. W." care ArguA.
TVS FURNISHED Rooms AND Af1CA.
met. heated Between 9eventeeain 80
Tventy- seccnd streets and kghth 40
- TNeifth avenues. Must b reasonaoie.
Address IT. r." carr ArgW.
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G-KS ATTENTION.! -a.
Rock lsiAnd Iodxa X,

Rock Island Lodge 10.
$50, B. p. o. Elks. Meet
ings first and third Mon
days OF each month. Dan
X. brennan. Exalted Ruler.
c. n. IsAacson. Secretary.
Visiting brothers n.
ways welcome. Club rooms
II l15 EiShtaensh street.
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L y, q. n.
0Ocx ISLAND LOOGE NO. LOO. MEET
" nights tssl and saira A0HoAya.
1Aih's nAu. ltl6 10 1sc0na syvsus. q
,. u. uacsaaoe hayn Aoiasss: Ssc ,
". Z. LAWN.
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norm BOyA oyrn ~ $500 a 80
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MEN LKA1N BARBERING. BE A Sue
4 eeaaSul ahop Ownsf In Z fev veaka.
Lots of 5oea. NJ uoosv. Wsita Nolne
Barber College. los 5. wells, Chicaro.
WANTED-SALES0EN.
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FEW GOOD .sAI,ESNEN IN arTL. prnI.
Mne Of f.ncv .nd stanle src<,ss;ss dss..e
"a Tia consumrr ~ .h,;shsG se.xs ~.
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MANTED-AGENTS,

AGENTS. MAKE SIS WEEKLY SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery. We yuat-.l.ee
$50 weekly full time. 75c An hour
spare time. Ezpsriepce unnecessary.
Perfectwear Hosiary. Darby. Pa
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TWENTY FIVE ACRES. R. l.. SUITABLE
for trucking and poultry. pav. 5992W
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GARAGE go THIRTY NINTH STREET
z. I. 5415.
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Five orders per day DAYS $50 per week.
ouick-seiling. monthly payment maSa-
zine club. No money 10 collect in i'd
vance. Experience not necessary. Steady
work for producers. r. Waits, Dav-
export Savings Bank Hldg.
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SIBONEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8,
!. United Spanish War Veterans.
meets hrst and third Thur.
49, days Of each month At .. m.
II tn Memorial Hall. Court House.
| Oscar L. Dsligee. Commander;
l. II. ntteringtcn. Adjutant.
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DOR SALE-PARM LANDS,

SIxTY-sIx ACRES LOCATED ONE AND
one-half miles from Edsington; good,
eight room house. barn and other OUT
buildings. Price SITS per acre. Hrk-l
hart 4 Buffum, Room IA. State Bank
UldG,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-11
FOR RENT-APARTNENTA,

FURNISHED APARTMENT TO COUPLE
without children. good location. hest
references required. A. t." care
Argus.
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: HUYORD POST 2Aa. q. A. =
Meets regularly o. 0ooond
and fourth Friday attn.
noone Of each month q 2
n o'clock n xansneaA AAD y
IL eouss hoaeo. G. Il
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hOcx BLAND COUNCIL. no. 70. T. . =.
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Hoebrauds, Ieco9der.