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POPE NAMES SIX
NEW CARDINALS
AT CONSISTORY
Dougherty Is Giuen a
Place in Sacred
College.

Rome, March cardinals of the
Catholic church gathered at the
vatican today for the secret consis-
tory at which Pope Benedict an
nounced the names Of six new
members Of the sacred college.
The names submitted to the car
dinals were those of Monsignori
Dennis J. Dougherty, archbishop
OF Philadelphia; Juan Benlloch y
Vivo, archbishop of Burgos; Fran
cisco Vidal y Barraquer, archbish-
op Of Tarragona; Francisco Rago-
nesi, papal nuncio in Madrid: Josef
Schultz, archbishop of Cologne,
and Michael Won Faulhaber, arch
bishop of Munich.
Long before the hour fixed for
the assembly of the cardinals, the
plaza Of st. Peters was crowded by
citizens and visitors who struggled
to obtain vantage points from
which they might witness the bril-
liant procession of the princes OF
the church to the throne room OF
the vatican.
Formal presentation Of the in.
sigma of Office to the new cardi-
nails will take place on Thursday
in the hall of Beatifcation of the
vatican. That ceremony will be
much more elaborate than the one
which took place today.
Chief interest in today's cere.
mOny centered in Archbishop
Dougherty, who, after 81 years as
priest, bishop and archbishop, at.
tanned a place in the sacred college
at an age much below the average
for members of that august assem-.
hlv
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FIND BANK LOOT
IN C0RNF|ELD
$4,000 in Notes Stolen BY Yeggmer
ut Grove City Unearthed by
Farmer Boy.

Taylorville, ILL.,, March Fifty
thousand dollars in notes, damaged
currency, school orders, bank stock
and SO worth of nickels and pen
nies were uncovered by the son Of
Henry Praun, west Of Grove City,
Saturday as the young man was
narrowing cornstalks in field. The
securities had been taken from the
Grove City bank one week ago by
yeggs.
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BERGER HAS
forfeited
MAIL RIGHT
Ruling Against Milwau.
kee Leader Sustained
by Supreme Court.

Washington, March Refusal
of lower courts to issue a man.
damus requiring Postmaster -Gener-
al Burleson to restore the second
class mailing privileges of the Mil
waukee Leader, Victor Berger's
newspaper, was sustained by the
supreme court
The second-class mailing privi-
leges of the Leader were with
drawn by Mr.. Burleson in 1917 on
the ground that articles published
by it regarding the purposes Of the
United States in entering the wal
were calculated to interfere with
the military operations and were in
violation OF the espionage act
The District Of Columbia supreme
court dismissed the suit brought
by the Leader.
The opinion cited numerous ex-
cerpts from articles submitted by
the government as showing the
Leaders anti-American policy and
the court condemned in measured
terms as false" and tending u
"disloyalty."
The case was brought on the ap-
parent theory, the court saio. that
this government, competent to
fight a foreign enemy" is helpless
to fight "an insidious enemy al
home" The opinion OF the court
was delivered by Associate Justics
Clark. Justice Brandeis delivered
a dissenting opinion.
The question is not one of wal
power or statute, or Of fact In.
cident to war, Mr.. Brandeis said
but Is only whether tho postmaster.
general had the power he exefeia:
FED. Neither the act establishing
the postal service nor any othel
of the basic statutes mentioned any
such condition as that imposed by
Mr.. Burleson, Mr.. Brandeis said.
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Revolt Serious,

London, March THE Central
News correspondent at Helsingfors
reports receipt Of news Of the most
serious character from Petrograd
since midnight. The advices said
many of the residential and busi-
ness quarters we're in flames.
The soviet government, the mes
sage continued, was dispatching a
large number Of troops from Mos
COW to Petrograd to assist in re-
storing order.
Helsingfors. Finland, March T.
All classes Of citizens of Kron-
stadt, the great Russian naval base
near Petrograd, have united In the
uprising against the soviet govern
ment, q dispatch to the Russian
Union agency here says.
Organization of . revolutionary
committee, which later became the
provisional government, was car.
ried out without participating po-
litcal parties. and it, members
were chosen almost exclusively
from seGmen and Workmen having
no political Affiliations.
The provisional government has
published q program, the agency
announces, the essence of which Is
a demand for immediate convention
of a constituent assembly and the
restoration of freedom Of trade be-
tween individuals.
Petrograd Fires.
Helsingfors, March T. Omitted
Press.) Great fires are sweeping
through Petrograd, according to
couriers reaching here from Russia
today. The reflection of the flames
is visible on the Finnish frontier.
Couriefs confirmed reports thai
Commissioner Kalinin had been
imprisoned and there were conflict.
ing reports regarding the capture
Of Gregory Zinovieff, the leading
bolshevik propagandist.
Unconfrmed reports said Zinc.
vieff was confined in the Kronstedt
citadel with other leaders of the
soviet regime.
Troops Concentrate.
London, March 7.-CUnited Press)
|-Bolshevik troops were reported
concentrating in Moscow today fol
a dash on Petrograd, now in thu
hands Of revolutionaries.
A private telegram received herr
announcing the fall Of the OOvie'
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RUSSIANS
ASK US. TO
AID REVOLT
Anti "Reds" Gable Wash.
ington for Supplies
Citizens Rise.

Paris, March Late dis.
patches from various sources
confirm reports that the soviet
government Of Russia is facing
. situation Of extreme gravity
and is struggling against q ver-
liable revolutionary movement
The "Russian parliamentary
committee in Paris" today, sent
messages to President Harding
and Herbert Hoover, secretary
Of commerce, soliciting help In
the form Of food and other
necessaries for the anh-b0l-
sheviki In Kronstadt and Pet
rograd. The messages were
signed by n. Kedrine Of the
committee.
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HAMoN TRIAL TO
LAST ONE week

Oklahoma City, Okla. March Z.
The trial Of Clara Smith Hamon,
charged with murder in connection
with the death Of Jake L. Hamon.
wealthy oil man, will not last more
than a week. according to S. P.
Freeling, attorney-general for Ok
lahoma, who will leave today for
Ardmore where he will have charge
of the prosecution. Selection OF .
Jury from the $50 talesmen drawn
should be completed In q day. he
said.
The trial begins on March Is.
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SEIZE BOAT o. ~BOOzE.,

seattle, WASH, March T.
sched BY its crew after pursuit
e. = narbor patrol boat, the Can
saa seine boat Night Owl has
e seized by police. who claim to
I've found 110 cases Of whisky
rd - the vessel. The seizure 10
+ oy police to have been one OF
mrgest ever made In Puget
sao waters. The alleged whisky
saners escaped.
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Rain and somewhat warmer to-
night; Tuesday, snow flurries and
much colder; lowest temperature
tonight above freezing.
Highest temperature yesterday,
3S; lowest last night, IS.
Wind velocity at q m, 1 miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none.
1zm. 7p.m. am.
yester. .yester. today
Dry bulb temp. .37 50 36
Wet bulb temp. IS IS 3s
Relative humid. 81 so IS
River stage. Is; q rise Of a last
48 hourN
FLOYD D. YOUNG.
lfsteorologis6
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GETTING HTRICrRR

snington. March New reg
uons for the further restriction
nQuor distribution have been
s"n up for submission to the
- administration.
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EQUITY SHOP"

New York. March 7.-Members OF
the Actors Equity association vot-
ed for an Equity Shop" preventing
members Of the Equity from play
ling With nou-menberA
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KILL GENERAL.

Cork, March 7.-Brigadier- Gen
eral Cummings, commander OF the
Kerry military area, another ofh-
Ger, and one private, were killed
when their military convoy was
ambushed by 500 men.
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SUNDAY QUAKE.

Washington. March IA "pro-
nounced" earthquake, believed 10
be about 2,10o miles distant. was
recorded early Sunday morninE.
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.RDINGS
HAPPY
NNEWHOME
mt Lady of the Land
I|iljriIled by the White
House; So Is Warren
Il
BEDAVID LAWRENCE.
(Snecial to The ArguS,)

vashIngton, March THE thrill
~ comes once in the lives Of a
eAooen few in Misunderstanding up
4 he historic atmosphere of the
Vhits house-seemed to be re-
lactsd In the beaming faces Of
tAou,ands who stood in the sun
lieht Of a veritable spring morn
81 peering through the glass
deos Of the executive mansion
hoeiug to catch a glimpse of the
~ chief executive and the First
Lay Of the Land.
For the first time since the cloud
d days Of the war, the gates had
been thrown open and men, wo-
nsn and children walked freely
anin in the grounds of the White
Dase, fingered beneath the por-
tp q Of old and felt closer to
u distinguished occupants of the
uecutive mansion, closer than
Nsf before. That phase Of the new
administration which prompted
President and Mrs. Warren Hard
ils to throw open the gates SEEM
Il to I'll the cir with a spirit of
unradeship which the people of
Warrington have not felt in many
. day. 1t was not that the Will
io1s meant to be distant. The
Vhte house grounds were always
cpen during the first four years
ID we're closed as a precaution
b the days when bomb-throwing
~ incendiarism destroyed many
. factory in America and even
Afeatened the capitol building it.
NJ When Mr.. Wilson came back
nm Europe. the grounds were
X closed because Of his break
6n in health and the desire 20
~ curious eyes from the wheel
4 chair which gave it, Distinguish
q invalid intermittent outings.
Happy Woman.
The president and Mrs. Harding
nd their kinfolks for breakfast
md the sensation Of going about
10 White house. inspecting its
many historic rooms and decora-
tons, its many luxuries and con-
vsaiences, was as natural as 1t was
american. There was no disguis-
" the pleasure that was written
h the joyful countenance Of Mrs
Harding, who, from the start, has
vondered il she was dreaming Or
TIT we're really true that she would
sctupy the White house. She has
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Ask Weeks Delay.
CONTINUED On Page rea3
SUBUAnNE ARRIVRS,

Miami, Fla, March 7.-Anot4ee
United States submarine arrived
to prevent work on the Barbedoea
cable.
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FLOYD D. YOUNG.
Heteor0logis6
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VIOLA

Mrs. Ella Bantle visited her
daughter, Mrs. r. E. Svartout, in
Galesburg several days last week.
l. Taylor Ashenhurst of Tingley,
Iowa, and sister, Mrs. Mary Willis,
of Aledo, Mrs. Harry Postalvoit and
Mrs. Jink Cortland, also of Aledo,
were guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ashenhurst.
Mrs. Mary Harriott and daughter,
Mrs. Lena Bissell, spent a few days
last week with relatives in Pc
oria-
DR.. Walter Miles and family
spent Wednesday in Galesburg.
Mrs. Bernice Terrey and sister,
Miss Martha Eakman, of Moline,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
alph Terrey.
Mrs. Mamie Mcbride and little
son of Kearney, Neb., are guests
of the formers brother, James
Mann, and wife.
Miss Laura Hopkins of Nebraska
spent the weekend with her father
and brothers here
Mrs. G. w. Hicks and Mrs. Sam
uel Rankin of Galesburg spent Fri
day night with their cousin, Mrs
Carrie Pitman, and attended the
funeral of Harold Williams on Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Olmstead of
Rock Falls, Ill, who are enroute to
their home from a visit in Canada,
spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Hattie McKinnon and fam
lily
]. l. Putnam of near Grinnell,
Iowa, visited relatives here Satur-
day, having been called here by the
death of his cousin, Harold Will
liams.
Miss Florence Kindelsperger
went to Peoria last week, where
she will reGaIn this winter and at
tend school
Carl Brasmer of Monmouth COL
lege spent the weekend with his
parents here.
Miss Louise Bartlett of Aledo
spent Saturday with b. d. Baxter
and family.
Miss Margaret Thomas of Rock Is
land spent the weekend with her
mother and sister here.
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SWEDONA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chinlund Wis
tied Sunday at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. Rudolph Falk, in
Moline
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and
daughter Marjorie visited Sunday
at the Charles Widen home near
Sherrard.
Ira Guldenzopf was a business
caller in Rock Island Monday.
Miss Leona Larson OF Angus
tana college visited Saturday and
Sunday with her folks here.
The John Swanson and John Gus
tafson families visited Sunday aft
ernoon at the a. N Swanson home.
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WANTRD-SALESMAN.

TWO EXPERIENCED statesmen FOB
mems clothing department. Apply the
b. Il NJ. Peoria Ill.
FIFTY SEVEN MILES PER GALLON
made with new patented gasoline vapor-
izer. Write for particulars. Stransky
Vaporizer Co. Pukwana. s. D.
Statesmen: MUST HAVE FORD. NEW
proven Ford necessity Not overdue.
Big profits. Assure $40 to 500 weekly
income Neidow Cummings, S. Chm
ton. Chicago.
FOUR YOUNG HuSTLERS TO WORK
with man ager, house to house. Can cas-
lily earn SIS per week with guaranteed
slaary- 7. Watts, Davenport Savings
Bank Bldg. Davenport, Iowa.
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HAMLET


Henry Swartout and daughter,
Miss Emily, went to Derby, Iowa,
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Ramsey spent Mon
day with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Reaber, in Aledo.
Sunday, Oct. %, is the day when
everyone is urged to attend Sunday
school throughout the whole of
Mercer county.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Whisman of
Fairfield, Iowa, motored from their
home Saturday and visited until
Sunday with Holt Lee and family.
They were accompanied home by
their daughter, Mrs. Holt Lee, and
two sons.
Harvey Ramsey and family we're
present at picnic at the home OF
John Griffin, near Sunbeam, Satur-
day.
c. L. Boyles. John Marley and
John Nichols arrived home Mon
day evening from a three weeks
pleasure and motor trip to nirthern
Minnesota.
Ed Smith and family, Mrs. Min
ME Bonynge and son Charles and
Miss Tillie Anderson of Aledo and
Ellis Nyberg and family we're din
ner guests at the C. l.. BoyIes home
Sunday.
Hiram Cooper and family were
Davenport visitors Saturday.
Miss Katherine Whitehall spent
the last of the week with her aunt,
Mrs. James Thornburg, near Aledo.
There will be church services at
the Hamlet Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Rev. Colwell will
conduct the services.
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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-212 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
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Realtors
Penniston's
Farm Bargain

121 acres, good rich soil, m high
state of cultivation; large nine
room, strictly modern house. in fine
condition, has large cemented base
ment, with vegetable and fruit
room and laundry room with star
tionary tubs; extra large brick siio:
large horse barn, two large modern
COW barns, large hog barn with
cement floor, large double corn
crib and granary, two large ma
chine sheds, one with work shop;
good garage with underground gas
storage tank; windmill and large
tower water tank which supplies
running water to all parts of house
and farm buildings, many other de-
sirable features. Improvements
would cost about $4,000 to build
Located about IL miles northeast OF
East Moline. close to main Hills
dale road which is to be paved by
the state, in a rich farming com
munity. Owner has made himself
rich off this farm and wants to re-
tire is reason for selling. Priced
for quick sale $3.50 per acre, terms
SIS, 200 cash, balance 10 years at 5
per cent (Owher was offered 1850
per acre for this farm last year,
VIII. PERMISSION
556 18th Ave, East Moline
Phone E. NJ. III
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS MAN OF HIGH CHARACTER
and energy. Banker, salesman pro-
fessional man. Must not be broke. :"
Proposition offers continuous and in
creasing income; and requires tact and
horse sense. II you have also ability to
add others to your organization it will
mean district control. If you are worth
So 600 to $1,000 a year now. and want
it to grow to 10000. this may fit you
Interviews only. Give details of ex-
pericace. Manager. ST. Lane Bldg
Davenport. Iowa
ELEVEN ROOM ROoMING HOUSE. $500
rooms all rented, nine furnished. 313 IA
Twentieth street.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

POSITION BY YOUNG WOMAN, EXPERT
typist. Good spelier. knowledge of prac-
teal bookkeeping. Two years with local
firm. r. l. 2031.
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
day &. 1. 39S2Y.
WANTED: ODD JOBS OF ALL KINDS.
R. l. 3699X
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LEGAL.

LEGAIs
EXECUTORS NOTICE :
Estate of william T. Edwards, Deceased.
The undersign having been appointed
Executives of the last VIII and Tesla
ment of William H. Edwards, late of the
County of Rock Island. State of Illinois,
deceased hereby gives notice that they
Will appear before the Probate Court of
Rock Island County. at the Probate Court
room. in the City of Rock Island. at the
December Term. on the First Monday in
December next at whic htime lsI persons
having claims against said estate are mott
fed and requested to attend for the pur
pose of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said Estate ara
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 2Sth day of September A. D. 1921
ALMYRA NJ. EDWARDS.
ANNIE b. CAMPBELL.
Executives.
MARSHALL & MARSHALL,
GEORGE C. WENGER.
Attorneys.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

cONEELLY & WALKER (B. D. CON-
nelly and W. NJ. WaIker)
General law. chanccry and probate prsc-
tice. Peoples Nationa. Bank building.
Rock Island.
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MONEY TO LOAN

AT 6& ON LOCAL RESIDENCE PROP
erty. 500 of valuation. Phone Miss
Barnes r. !. n.
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EDW. L. EAGLE-LAwYER, GENERAL
law, cbancery and probate practice
Office in court house. Rock Island
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

HAIR. NOLEs, WARTS
on face and arms. permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss a.
NJ. Kittredge. 1 Argyle Flats. Brady
street Davenport. Phone Dav. sc4
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

MRS. N. FEIGHoR CoNWEIL DAY OR
hourly nursing. Graduate nurse 324
Eleventh street. d. l. 317E.
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COPIES OF ARGUS FOR SEPT. 81, 1921
Argus Business office.
TEAM OF GOOD WORK HORSES. CALI
R. L 1877.
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NY ALDERMEN CONDEM KLAN.
New York, Oct. ia unanimous
resolution condemning the Ku klux
Khan was passed by the board of
aldermen.
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and counselors at law. Money to loan
on real estate. Rooms 2o9-2I2 Central
Trust building.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
ONE OR TWO LADY SOLICITORS WITH
experience Please write A z. Nelson.
care Tri-City Piano Co.. Moline. in your
own handwriting. A good proposition is
guaranteed for the right parties.
DUPLEX TRANSFORMERS NEEDED ON
every auto. Save gas Easily sold. Elk
elusive distributors wanted Low prices.
Big profits. Address President, 22O9
Sta. c.. Omaha, Eeb.
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Special convocation Tuesday,
Oct. IL, 1921. at 1880 D. m.
Mark master degree. &. L.
chapter No. Is, T. 4. ID.
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
55S. A. y. & A. M.-Stated
meeting first FRIDAY OF each
month. b. P. Becoro. w. IA:
a. 5. Boiman, secretary.
meeting Friday evening. Oct.
m. work In E. A. oegfee.
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OLD GARMENTS REMODELED LIKE
new. Women and children. At reason
able prices. r. l. 747.
H. L. VAN TUYL, CHIROPRACToR.
electrical treatments. House calls to
IL. Office 1 to p, 937 Twenty
first street. r. 1. 1921
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II. o. =.
ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. ESQ, FRATER-
nal Order of EagAes.-ReguIar neetInSs
first and third TUESDAY of each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue anC
Twenty nrst street. Frank NlcG. W.
Joseph Grotegut. secretary.
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UCAL LODGE NO. o0s, l. .. o. +
Meets every Thursday evening
1890 at Odd Fellows temple GA
RzE4A Fourth avenue, between Sew
enteenth and 81 b / e q
<AMkA streets. G. HerwIg, n. g.;
o. Andera. b. 8. First
THURSDAY of each month. inlt1a-
tory degrees. first, second and third d.-
gree the following THURSDAY.
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER, NO. 26e.
Urder Eastsrn Star.-Reg uiar msetlngs
Second Wednesday of escn month VS.
itiug Stars welcome. MATS. Josephine
Mace. w. NJ; Mary +. kreLs. secretary.
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KNIGHTS IEJifA4dh.
rER STAYED CONCLAFk OF ROCK
Island Conmandsry No. Ia,
knignts Iemp4ar viii be held
s%SA the second Monday OF each
SeA&6A month. ]. G. SchiIhngef. Com
ISBk nander. J. l. Hickey, record
KY sr.
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FOR sALR-MIsCELLANgoUs.

/
: REED BABY CAB. GOOD CONDITION.
i 1921 Fourteenth avenue.
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. B. s.
M-The stated assemblies OF Rock ls-
land Council No. 20, K l. s. M. will
be held on the third Wednesday of each
month. W. J. Spencer. 7. l. M; o. =
AiIueorandt, recorS1er.