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Evening star., 1921-08-08
WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH.
Mistakes Gasoline for Kerosene in
Building Kitchen Fire.

MOBILE. Ala. August S-Mrs.
Ernestine Becker of Irvington died
at her home yesterday from burns
received when she poured gasoline
instead of Kerosene on a smoldering
fire late Friday evening. The explo-
sion of oil scattered blazing gasoline
over the woman's clothing and she
rushed from the house
A twelve-year-old daughter threw a
bucket of water over her mother,
quenching the flames. The Becker
home was DESTROYED
Evening star., 1921-08-08

Bandeaux of Famous
Makes
30c
Model and De Bevoise, of
heavy twill. in back and front
fastening m o els. Specially
priced for tomorrow.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
TWO WOMEN DROWN.

WILMINGTON. N. c., August s.
Miss Louise Parks Sloan of States
vile. N. c., twenty-one, and Marion
Avant, Wilmington, twenty-four, lost
their lives in the surf at Wrights-
vile Beach near here yesterday, hav-
ing been drawn by the current
beyond their depth. Both bodies were
recovered.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Boston Bags, $1.69

IA and 16 inch Bags of
good quality and excellent
workmanship. Just t h e
kind for tourists and shop
pers. Only on Tuesday, is
the price Sl.69.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
1000 Yards
Imported Japaf1es

80 inches wide; the genuine article of II monte :.
quality Natural color, so much in demand for mems -
shirts, womens tailored waists Especially for bus n
wear), suits coats and host of other purposes "
even curtains of the home.
~. Broher
Evening star., 1921-08-08
CONDEMN OVERTIME WORK.

JERSEY CITY, N. J., August s.-The
New York District Council Of Mainte-
nance Of Ways Locals. representing em-
New York. has made public resolutions
passed by it which condemned overtime
york on railroads during the present
period and>any attempt
by railroads to reestablish the sten-hour
2day
Evening star., 1921-08-08

struck a party of three young women
in bathing. One was knocked un-
conscious. All three were rescued.
Streets were flooded in many por-
tions of the city to depth of several
inches.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Methodist Church

All services at the usual hour. Do
not fail to start right, that is-by at
tending the Sunday school at 10: 90
a. m. r. N. White, our superintend.
ent, will be back next Sunday. Pro.
motion and rally day, October 80.
Morning devotional and preaching
service at 11:00 a. m. Subject:
Positive versus Negative Goodness. :"
Epworth League at $50 p. M. Sub.
ject THE Golden Rsle in Business. .
Leader, Frank Blood
Evening eood-fellowship service at
1880 p. M. Subject: Are We Relat.
ed to God?" Hear the young folks
orchestra.
Prayer and praise service, wednes.
day, 1880 p. m. This service It grow
ing in numbers and interest. but we
need every member. Christ's warn
ing is the same to the church as to
the individual: Watch and pray les,
We enter into temptation Solo b,
Miss Rena Olmstead
The state herald., 1921-10-14
BREAKING IN NEW EDITOR
CAUSES PAPER TO BE LATE

A new editor for the Tribune-Sen.
tinel came to make his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. U. v. Dobbs, and we
have been so busy instructing him in
his new duties and kind of getting
acquainted with the youngster, that 1t
has been quite task to find time to
get out the old paper this week.
We have been trying to secure the
services of this young man for the
past fourteen years, but heretofc
have been unable to offer sufficient
Inducements. His name Is John Will
son Dobbs and he tips the scales at
eight pounds. Mother and boy are
doing nicely, but the old man is still
rather excited about the event.
The Herald extends congratulations
Grant Tribune-Sentinel
and would offer as suggestion to
Editor Dobbs. that he treat John VII.
son square, as real editors are born,
not made.
The state herald., 1921-10-14

Sunday. Later in the day Messets.
Kohrell and Pennington drove to
Julesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scebold spent
Sunday with their son, Ray Scebold.
and family.
Mrs. E. Wettstein called on Mrs
c. A. Pickerall, Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Larsen visited Sunday
with Mr.. Donald McGowan and fam
lily.
Mrs. James Hinkle has been stay
ing with Mrs, Harry Calvin over
night this week on account Of Mr..
Calvin being away. q
Mr.. L, Wettstein shelled corn Tues.
day, Mr. George Scebold assisting
him.
Mr.. Elf and Walter Larsen wen.
to Sidney, Nebraska, Wednesday to
see their brother. who has been sick
with typhoid fever
Mr.. Frank Ziegfeld killed quite a
formidable skunk in his shed Wed.
nesday
The state herald., 1921-10-14

y /
spent in playing guessing games. and
all had delightful time. A fine
lunch of sandwiches, cookies, pump.
kin pie and coffee was much enjoyed
by the guests.
Miss Eta Miller is staying at the
Alya 'Trego home at present.
In purchasing canned goods, exam
inc the cans carefully, and If the
sides bulge outward. reject them, as
this denotes the presence of gas,
which renders the contents unfit for
food.
Mrs, Ralph Reynolds and three chill
dren. who formerly lived near Hol-
yoke but now of Arapahoe, came
out Friday afternoon to visit their
old time neighbors and friends, Mr..
and Mrs Sam Stetter and family.
They returned to town Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Herbert.
who have beer visiting the Arens
families and who recently went to
Mcdonald, Kansas to visit, are TAX
ing motor trip to Texas with friends
from there.
Mrs. Cheney Walker visited Mrs.
Gilh in last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Newman gave
a farewell party to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Boehme, who viii move to
Denver next Tuesday There were
about thirty present mostly members
of the Beachville Community club, of
which Mrs. Boehme is member. A
very pleasant evening was spent with
music and in playing games. A de
licious lunch of cake, sandwiches,
pickles and coffee was served. The
guests departed at a late hour, pro-
nouncing Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
royal entertainers.
Mr., and Mrs. C. W. Arens came
down Saturday morning and took
dinner with the home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wettstein and Mr.
and Mrs. George Scebold went to
Julesburg, Monday to get potatoes.
Mr. John Arens drove to Haxtun.
Sunday and while there called on his
sister. Mrs. Mamie lie Blanc. at tho
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. j, De Geus and chill
dren and Miss Christine Werner took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Pickerall.
The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs
Louie Kohrell has not peen well for
some time.
Mrs. NJ Brees called on Mrs. Pau.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Pete Kohrell and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buckles went up
to the Charles Pennington home on
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 1890, The les.
son subject is the famous chapter On
Love" in Cor. -.
Morning service at 1t:O0. Ser.
mon subject: Education and Moral
Character" Special music by the
large chorus choir.
Junior and senior C. T. at $50.
Evening service of gospel song at
1880. Sermon subject THE -Four
Gospels Come and enjoy the ser.
vices with us. We believe you need
the church, and your presence wiz
be help and encourasamnat- 10
many others.
The state herald., 1921-10-14

Mrs. John Coyne and daughter re-
turned from Hastings, Nebraska last
week. where they had been visiting.
Mrs Daniel McGowan and little
daughter called on her sister, Mrs.
John Coyne, last Monday to spend
the day.
The Sam Stetter family drove over
to her parents. Wednesday evening
to see Mrs. Rehfeld, who is not very
we'll.
The Willing Workers club met with
Mrs. Henry Miller. Thursday pleas
ant afternoon was spent by those
present After the busienss meet
ing nice lunch was served Mrs.
Floyd VAIN assisted the hostess.
Those present were: Mesdames
George Scebold, Pete Kohrell and
baby, L. wettstein and son, Cheney
Walker. Charles Pennington and
little girl, Gottleh Kreisler and child,
Harry Calvin and two children, L.
Happle, Charles Uphouse and ]. De
Geus and son.
Mr. John Arens went to Julesburg.
Friday to get potatoes.
The Beachville Community club
met with Mrs. Geore Utesler last
Wednesday. There were good many
in attendance. The afternoon was
The state herald., 1921-10-14
90 Bad.

An ardent angler took Il friend fish.
Ing. He knew nothing about the gen
tie art, but was set UP with all the
necessary tackle and nice, comforta.
ble seat IN tile bank.
The experienced hand started fishing
u Z" '"ds higher up The stream.
Presently the novice said: "Hcv
mucl. ''' those red lhlHgs costi"
Il suppose YOU mean the iioat?" salH
llr .ii-',r. 'raa, only costs aho1i
twoncnce
""cIl. owe you twopence, ,aIi tho
novice. Tie one you lent ne has
sunk. London rli-i,.ts.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
EXTREMELY GENEROUS

This is foiie country. Bridget.
Sure it's generous everybody is. !
asked the postofiice about slndin'
money to me mothe.., and the young
man tells me can get SO money
order for tin cents. Think of that
now"
Can II be that we have at last dis.
covered the rea! cause for the here
tofore deficits in the postal receipts. =?
-Ex
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Catarrh Con Rc Cured

Caiarrh II a local disease greatly influ.
nnucd by constitutional conditions II
therefore requires constitutional treat.
ment. HALLb cArAitIsIi MEDICINE
" talon Internally and act through
tho blood ON tho Mucous Surfaces. OF
tho System. HALLS CATAH II II
MEDICINE destroys the foundation OF
the disease, gives the patient strength by
improving the general health hnd AHaiHtn
nature IN doing ~ WORT
Al Druggists, Circulars free,
Y. ]. Cheney a Co, Toledo. ohio.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Sitting on. tn. rieas.

II Is lnuwn that pla%i. e, c.,,'rie
rom one person To an"i!nr h. flea
and Tliai these ilcns normally live on
r'.ts. hu, Major T. W cra.-. .f Ihe
Central Research Institute. kuaal
India. asserts that only certain si,eclcs
of lleas are 10 bame, iuld hr Is tow
making II SPECIAL study of MI the ware
Ties of lieas in India in an eq,NeaS,"
to ind which is really the guiiiy one
The state herald., 1921-10-14
sHELL.slmmeo GLASSES $3.50

am now supplying the new large.
vision shrll.rimmcd glnsscs at $3.50
and upward. including thorough ex.
animation OF the eyes. chidrcn's
eyes speciality. Frank 4. Colby.
optometrlst, at Sears hotel, room s,
next Wednesday, October 10.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Baptist Church

We are to have the usual services
next Sunday. We invite you to attend.
The Sunday school at 10 a. m. and
the morning worship at IL o'clock.
The junior meeting at at 3 o'clock,
The senior meeting at $3.50 p. m.
and the evening gospel service a,
1890. II you are without church
home. come and worship with us.
Frank Z. Gray. Pastor.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
POOR ARCHIE

Weep at this Sale OF Archie rs.
Who met girl whose name was KS.
Counted he at n fearful rs.
And begged her soon TO be HIS ms
81 would II eould." said lovely 10,
81 pity your unhappy stS;
But alack and alas. YOU come too Is
I'm married already" oh. bitter fsl
Alberta odd Fellow,
The state herald., 1921-10-14
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

nr Kalnan G. sapero. tha eminent
oyc, car, nose and throat specialist.
win be at the Sears hotel on Friday,
October 2S Consultation ana cNam.
inntlon for glassos free.
The state herald., 1921-10-14
Country Items Here
and There

at is success that colors all in life;
Success that makes fools admired.
makes Williams honest;
All the proud virtue of this vaunting
world
Fawns on success and power. how
e'er acquired"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06

Gen. No. s49.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the board Of lC-
cal improvements Of the city Of
Rock Island, Illinois, has filed in
the county court Of Rock Island
county, a certificate of the cost Of
the Improvement entitled in said
court, "In re petition Of the city Of
Rock Island, Illinois. to assess the
cost of constructing cement side
walks on Ninth street between
~ entieth and Thifty-hrst ave-
nues," and said certificate also
shows the court costs, the amount
of accrued interest, and the total
amount of said assessor >nt, and said
certificate also states that the said
improvement conforms substantial
~ to the requirements Of the orig
inal ordinance for the construction
of the same as required by law, and
that final hes ring on said certificate
will be had on the 18th day of June,
A. D., 1891, at 3 o'clock a. m, or as
soon thereafter ~ the business Of
tho court will permit All persons
desiring may file objections in said
court before said day and may ap-
pear on the hearing and make their
eefense.
Dated 1t Rock island, Illinois.
this LIST day Of June, A. D., 1921
II. n. SCHRIvER,
N. +. RUDGREN,
JOHN MURR1N,
FRANK WICH,
WIN. FrTZSrMMONS,
Board Of Local improvements Of
the City Of Rock Island, Illinois.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06
IeMET PASTA Is
NATIONALIST
HERO IN TURKEY

kngoru, Turkey.-Ismet Pasha,
4 no defeated the Greeks at the
valley entrance before the city OF
Eski- Shehr, has become q national
list here second only to MustApaA
Kemal PaSha.
Els victory has made foreigners
remember that the Turks have been
fighting for nine years on stretch
and are the only soldiers In Europe,
save the Hungarians, their blood
relatives, w.o are not tired out
Ismet Pasha used the winter Ia
ORGANISING the rabbl6 Of an army
LETT over from the armistice and
which was defeated by the Greeks
ten months ago. He won his battle
by letting the enemy think he was
going to retreat, then he about
faced arc counter attacked. He
he stated that he used the tactics
Of Joffre ut the battle Of he Marne.
The victory 10 Of vast import
ance ior the Turk Nationalist, and
its political Importance may 30
such as to eventually drive the
Allied troops out Of Constantinople;
let them DO replaced In political In
auence by Moscow. ana also en-
courage the Serbs and Balgafs to
take advantage Of . weakened
0reece. It IL pointed out here that
those nations responsible tor not
preventing the Greek offensive Ap.
rear to have been - confident of
the success Of Greek arms that they
aid not stop to consider the conse-
oucnces OF Greek defeat.
Ismet rasha II man Of 45 And
deaf His deafness ID cited By tho
Turks, who love silence and con-
temptation, a. one Of the reasons
Of his Successful planning. He 10
4 product Of the great war. hsv.:
Ing been chief Of the general stan
under Envef PashA.
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Card or THANKS.

We wish in this way TO extend our sim
bors who were with US and assisted us
during olr recent sad bereavement Of
our wife and sister, Mrs.. Cleahthes Wage
mas. We wish especially TO thank the
pallbearers. those who cent flowers and
the Greek W0man's society for its sympa-
thetic assistance. We wish aiso 10 thank
Mrs. p. L. Curtis for the farewell song
for our beloved "Evrediki' at tho close
Of the funeral services which were held
al 81. Georgss church. Moline. Sunday
afternoon.
tSignedl. Cieanthes vagenas. Thorn
- vagenas and zenovia vagenaA
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CARPENTER WORK &
Estimates furnished on
that new house, porches, .,
sun-parlors, garages and
screening of all kinds.s'
Reasonable. r. I. 5. 81.
FOR SALE

Only 500 bundles Of noW Manila y i
inch rupe in the original hunAao6 +.
from the mill-40o yards to tbs
bundls-a* INC Per foot and X
inch rope at ENC per foot =
This rope will b sold at he fol-
lowing places:
Davenport Iron { Metal Co., Davan-
port, warehouse, 500 So. Howell
street, phone DAv. $3.50, or H. 4 H.
Rohlff, 332 west Second strsst,
Davenport, phone Dev. LA. Or
Harry Gordon, SIS W. Second strssG,
Davenport, phone Dav. 1887.
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LEGAL.


Estate OF Louisa Davis, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
Davis. late Of the County Of Rock Island.
State Of Illinois. deceased. hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the Pro-
bste Court OF Rock IAland County at the
Probate Court Room. ID the City Of Rock
Isl1nd. at the August Term. on tbs First
Mrudny In August next. at which time all
persons having claims against said Estate
are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of hsvirg TIE sanD adjuseed.
All pefsons tndsbtod V said 16ta4e re
requested to make immediate payUo1t 70
The undersigned.
Dated third day Of luna. 4. D. 113l.
CARL y. DAvu
Adnaintstratdg.
CONNBI1LY q WALKER.
Atsorneys d Lac. hock Isian6. n.
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ABSTRACTS OF TlTLR.

4 BSTRACT3 OF TITLE PnRA1ED On
enntinued 70 date covering any fsaa -
taAo IN the county. Pf0nps nd aeeuFo3o
eefvipp q reasonable fatss. n6ok T.
I'D Title & Abstracs Cumpanp: ". J.
owuuney, ae0eaaRy. 30O-211 CantfaJ
Trust . 0avfngs Bank buih6Ag.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EXPERIENCED AUTO REPAIR MAN TO
work In garage. B. I. 3736.
BOOKKEEPER, COMPETENT. ExPERI-
enced insurance and general lines wants
position in or enar Rock Island. Fred
Alexander. Twenty-sixth street Des
1oines, Iowa.
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POULTRY

BABY CHICKS. SO. 100 UP: POSTPAID
Cstalog fres. Tasrow Hir8h Co.. Pc
sria. N.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

m You HAVE HAD ANY UNsATlsrAc.
tory dealings with stock bfokerS Of In
stock purchases communists with -
immediately. Everything confdentaal.
l1as Z Co. 90 Wall street New York
CITY,
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SPECIAL SALE

500 HAss schAffnef 1 Kafx suite ~ sAIe.
Heceivua = new shipnent. An cpl5n.
Mems sd ycung mea's. Prices S12. 30
SIC 90 41o 50. Tfousefs 81 so u $3.t0s-
Hool IaAnd Tailers. 1s:,2 THIRD AvenuA
Rock Iaaand.
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UPHOLSTERING.

nk1UAR REPAIRING AND Graf
ksltmates cheerfully furnished.
!. 267A. ,. 9. Eeklund. 1895
s.S.a1tA ssssA
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statesmen WANTED TO SOLICIT AU-
tomobile owners with live tire propo-
itton. Reference and sales ability re.
Quired. Address Rensie Tire Rubber
Co., Champaign, III.
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MANTFDLSALESMEH.

AMBITIOUS MEN TO SELL GUARAN-
teed nursery stock. Prices now greatly
reduced. Possibilities unlimited. Write
today. Allen Nursery Co.. Rochester.
N. Y,
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HErsrfrCHINa

66T70N z16 6N 6. AZ M
1oo pr yard We f9nisA thssad. Mt
snd nsr.,aS.t 1so7x sss1.i n.
nue. =. I. 1o4o.
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rsDeE DIREcros1.

-, >>r~es>es>esps
11inNboa Ex-Sk8vSuD MEN.
During june. July
| ] !
~ snd August, Reck II
land Post No. 200.
I. Angrican Leeto On.
N meets only third Wed
nesday Of each month
1T American L1eioa
hall, sixteenth street
and Third avenue.
Dan r. Brennan. com
mandef. An ex-serv.
ice men welcome.
MASONIC.
;.s.s. r.-uae. Eighteenth street. ano
80. y nir1sri iSes Of TRIO LODGE
NJ. 81. A. ,. b A. H.. will
\ |. he;d On Tie nrst Thur
Az Of sscA moath o. 7:30
IN. ", u. Keelay. W.
~ e.: nav o. Hoder1ck. 80
- THURSDAY evening. june 9.
! 100 ,. m. on =. A. and n. =. &C.
80 onoETo no. 81. T.. o. v. r. Z. 3.
~ ~ Stated meetings held
& :: ; ! ! : :;
M- ON the lrst Wednesday
Of each month. Wat
- ins prophsts welcome.
L. \. Macs, monarch.
vrank L. ksstefs0n. Sec
rstsfy.
= 4 T. ,ov
In STATED coNvocAT1ON VI $50
.s..A Islaad Chapter No. IL, y. 4.
H.. viii b held on The nrss
Tuesday OF eacn m0ntn AZ
1890 D. m. J. u. ecnsiunBef.
E,H. +, l.. b. Ash. secretary
ySs;R CORRECTION -. -. 49,.
IN conyocasaon Friday. May 10th.
p. n 80 o. M hoyaA Arrn degree.
ROCK lslANu LODGE NO.
S6S. A, y. 1 A. k.-statsd
- = nestins hrst Friday Of each
mon.p. o. =. Rseord. W. ~;
"A. y, Bo,nAan, BecfetaEy.
xNHHTs TEAkLAk
- wIrxu IuhvA-AtS VI &OCk
lAana Lom1hAhAsfy NO. 40
90 An.;nts 1sAAv.xf WV W hsA.
m. seeopA .AsiaaAy o. saes
nontn. =. 4. AAAAgfah, cSaA
..xuawy: J. l.. hisAsv, rseetuer
- isIANp CAAP,TEA, no. 2ee
- Es.Isru SIAf.-Asg War neeunei
ss'ssA weupuudSy ot sseAl Aianta. W.
Sls sasrx vs.eonas. Ars. sosse0AAas
I'll. n; mary =. AEeIs. ssssebsES
- inland CoUAcEL NO. 70. Z. = 9
-. sIatea nsnsnADAA1s o. AOak -
- Councu NO. w. \. 3 Z. NJ VA
r ~ 81 the third Wednbst ~ o. eaci
rssia, VI. J. spsucsf. =. y L.; Y. .
u0sneAnik rec0goss.
~. ,opGE NJ. SOS. .. .. o. J
Nsess every IhufsdsS evenin
6fx q Odd bsllows tsmpse O
beurtA evsnue, between Sew
eate.nth end = ig Ateent
stepste. 1ncon AArtin. ,
g.: u. +. Le0nafu. =. !
1o1fUday Of eacn month. Iniu2
~ dazso. hrst. second aau tniru "
- ~ following THURSDAY.
y. Q. =
Inland AERlH NO. oto. TRATEH
osdsr Of Eagies.-RAgulAr meeting
Ids hens. Fourth avsaus -
nly-1rst street. Frank WITCH. W. Y.
- 0sotesut secrtaEy.
4 2. o. 1LKs NO. $50.
HI ~ 1ssx IN asst snd shif
GQudayp of snOA rspniA 4
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PRINTING.

~S~>S>e>~SrSe<s - - ~ - - ~>CS~~>>N-~seSN
We Arc prepared to do your printing
In the most efficient manner, and can
give you quick services. When you
want printing done call B. I. 272.
Safety Printing Co.. Safety BLDG. 313
Eighteenth street.
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CONTAGIOUS 3 BU1IDERsssa,

CoNTRA0foR AND Dun.pn1. n
nodeitnS Display Windsua. eoustss1 49,
ahslving . GpedAaty. ouAek eegstu1.
Reasonable figures Gfven. pheue j. L.
622T. Clsufe n. Dean.
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1sets u nsvt and thifo
3ondAyp Of each nbonSA q
Elks' club. Walter J. Grit
hn. exalted Suler; c. n.
lsoaesea, eeefstAs9. WILT
Ing brothers always vel
O0a. Club roosus e 116
Eighteenth stgUsA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PROFESSIONAL -AxTUBUkYA
CuN1f1ftY : WA1KAA n. D. CO..
naIly - ". =. WAEkAeD-IAvy1gas
0saseaa law. ehaneusy sd peebese vrso.
49,. Hsaole's National BaAk building.
1oek 1nltbd
EDW. L. 8AdkN-LAWY1h, ohN11A1
Lev. eAaaessy nd prebAts pyoelleA
O@co In couFt Aouss. Beck Island.
WALKE1 Q oWnREnY - A1fOnADYG
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
K11QenD HA1W1fI 11acI. oooo.
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49, shesk assafeseA 9A9S. j.. =
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lS1is oz1fx1n N. nR1oNsf1ATsr.
eoAf1neog4 1AGAe - ~ CT: 49,
o1idk ~ oouFing. hhe nv. psice vsgy
les: 1917 Dodee touring: 1915 aud-
- ~: 1917 0almsss -: 1o1o
hafsAins. 3 / 363l. 1919 fourth
svsna1-
m NAVE e1vRRAL Cars ~ 6lEx.L
MoFtsfas - DlASeuA. CO. \. /. ~
e oo6 EVENINGS esi buB1Av. psv.
sss6Y.
1s1e 1--WE fAs0RN01n nUIcK, conn
tisea rev paint suaeaaissd;. lelo tive
passenger Buick rosdsssf. rebuilt eeod
tEess neW ~. new Daint; 1915 ave
Dan1e4eer OAklaDA $50 tifoe. eoed
sa,chAaissaly. 49, pslns; 1913 stees-
sood paint: iiiS Ave- pssS.sssr fsiss.
eeed eeadittea - fepainss1: 1e31 rofd
sedan. like new, five tires, 5000;
THEY BOUGHT BPlCK.
Rock lsland- Moline Buick Co.
17se resftA aseAss. =. I. 1851.
tORD COUPD, NEWLY PAINTHD. 1915
nodA. 80. Can Z. Z 405s.
~ ozUDRnAK18 noAD0xEA coon
Daaat sood aschaaieai csaditiea. Priced
70 move.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06
WANTBD-TO TRADE.

$500 EQUITY Ii $500 IMPROVED LOT
for used piano. Address "B. Il. B." The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06
TENTS AND AWNINGS.

curtains. canopies. STACK covers. ETC.
Made in B. l. =. W. Porch. B. 1 s74.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06

BUToRD POST SA3. G. 4. Z.
Meets regularly On second
nd fourth FRIDAY altar
nooa1 Of each month q 2
eao>k IN Memorial hall IL
~ court house. B. r. Baush-
nan. commander: Il. c. Virsk
adiutAnt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-06

N. ,opGE NJ. Sos. .. .. o. =.
Nssts every IhuFsdsy evening
pf1g y Odd IsAlovs' temple on
beursA avenue, betwssa Sew
enteunth and \ 8 b . n
stsuets. AAc0n Aartin. b.
-. g.; u. +. Leonafu. =. >.
49, 11fsday Of eacn month. initiar
~ oagzUo, tirst, second aau tniru oe.
- W following THURSDAY.