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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-15
JEAN and DANNY PLAY CHARADES

heartily, while Jean danced up and
down saying:
ooh, know something I'm go
ing to do that you can't guess!
You can't guess" she finished
teasingly.
At last the guests arrived and
were told at once OF the plan and
all decided that would be fine. Jack
and Bob and Danny wanted to be
on one side and so Jean and Betty
and Janet made up the other side
Just three on a side.
First of all the girls-for the
boys very CALAMITY said they could
have the first turn-appeared on
the doorstep. Betty swept around
the step with broom and then
sat down and began to tell stories,
real "skeery" stories, too, to Jean
and Janet, who were seated on the
grass beside her.
AN the Gobble unsn git you
grinned Jack, that's easy, Little
Orphant Annie, and the other
boys chimed in and said: That's
Orphant Annie all right. Now it's
our turn"
The boys ran into the house but
in few minutes were out again, in
gay array. Bob was riding the
red wagon, making the foot that
pushed it on the sidewalk keep
time with the lively beating Danny
was making on his drum. To one
side was Jack, dressed in red
and yellow clown suit-Jean recog-
nized it as Danny's at once-turn-
ing handsprings and somersaults
one right after another with great
glee. Buddy, Danny's little terrier.
was running along beside them, try
ing to bark as loud and as often
as Danny beat the drum
"Circusday Parade! Circus Pa
rade!" called out the girls together.
"Oh, that's fine Janet added
gleefully.
Then the girls played nine little
COLLINS leach one announced she
was three people instead of one)
with great hilarity and the boys
followed this with the story of the
boys who told what they were
going to be when they grew up
and Bobby made the girls laugh
merrily when he threw out bits Of
cut out pictures of pies along the
walk behind them as they went
scooting along in the red wagon.
Just as he planned to do when he
was a grown up baker. Afterwards
the girls played Curly Locks with
oil nf ma Though
there really weren't any strawber-
ries and cream to eat, and the boys
had much excitement acting the
Bear Story. And then Bridget
called to them from the kitchen
door. Immediately the children ran
toward the house.
Come into the breakfast room
and rest yourselves a bit, children
she said genially, leading the way.
"Ooh. ooh!" squeeled the girls,
and ooh, boy! let's try it," came
from the boys as they saw six
places set on the little gray break
fast table. At each place was a
generous piece of custard pie and
a glass of milk. In the center of
the table was little green plate
Of cheese.
"Now guess what I am" laughed
"Pm playing Riley, too"
No one knew at first but they all
.ried hard to think.
Suddenly Jean sat up straight
md said, ooh, | know, Father read
is that poem last night-yon're
Lizabuth Ami"
And that was Bridget's surprise.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-15

ment room, where he got a good
scrubbing. Then the porter went
into another room and brought him
out some nice carrots with green
tops still on them, and, leaving a
basin of water for him to drink,
went out and closed the door care
fully after him. Billy liked the
carrots, but he did not like to be
shut up in dark room. so he soon
went all around the walls trying
TO find way out There was no
way except the two doors and a
high, dim window. He tried to
butt the doors down, but they were
of solid, heavy oak, and he could
not do 1t. In a few minutes, how
ever, the porter came back for his
keys, and the moment he opened
the door Billy seized his chance.
Gathering his legs under him for a
big jump, he rushed between the
mans legs and dashed up the
stairs, out through the narrow
courtyard and on the street. The
porter. as soon as he could get to
his feet, rushed out after him. but
Billy was nowhere in sight and the
poor porter did not know what to
do. He did not dare to go back
and tell Mr.. Brown that the goat
had gotten loose, because he would
be charged with carelessness.
In the meantime Billy had gal
loped up the street and turned first
one corner and then another. until
he came to street much wider and
brighter and buster than any of
the others. BY this time first one
boy and then another and then an
other had followed him, until now
there was big crowd of them run
ming after him and shouting at the
top of their lungs.
PART II.
OF course Billy didn't know that
the Swiss woodcarvers are the fin
est in the world, and they carve
animals so naturally that one would
think they were alive. If even hui
man beings can be fooled. there was
very good excuse for Billy's believ-
ing this to be real, live goat. par
ticularly as il had very natural
looking glass eyes; besides its head
was separate and was cunningly ar
ranged to shake little bit from
side to side.
Now it is deadly insult for one
Billy goat to stand on his hind legs
and wag his head at another one.
Billy Mischief for one was not 60
ing to take such insults as that.
even though the goat that gave it
10 him was much larger and older
than himself. so he backed off into
HE middle of the street and gavel
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CENTER

Written especially for The Junior
Palladium, by
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Captain Northwestern University,
1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
SOME TERMS

rrENCE ARROW t.p1wcnror
would you thiuk - now one az hrf
rfl.. would h' 70 hnuFu 10 R1, look
90 thIa one.
HfARNON 1920 5-pnwcnror. tho
l,a' tlpd oar made for touring. this
DY. is lh, ucw.
PAIGE 1870 ! passenger iu'r
been painted, has nI urW cord tires,
ai h" price OF u cheap n"w car.
COLE ROADSTER, o beauty. ro-
painted aud in tip top shape. tho
priD, VIII surprise you.
PACKARD $40 z passenger re-
hulr and guaranteed q car good
enough for the best family in Okla
huWl.
FORp 1921 Sedan, used seven
weeks at u saving from now ono.
WlErON. passenger 1919, new
tires aud paint, beautiful shape, a.
= pri,o Nightlv over three figures.
CADILLAC 80 passenger, Just
IKE new. look this over and atvo
$1,000
CADILLAC ia -7-pasrnrcr, now
paint top, scat coyors, and In Al
shape. u real bargain.
S'rtrTH ROADSTER brand now. Mt
a big saving from list price.
We hnvo any number OF cars that
arc not liatcd. You owe II to your
sclf to look before you buy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
EMPLOYMENT
utIp WN>TID-M>iE
now 10 A%sWER
BIfSu CLASSIFIED ADS

In an-vcrItg blind ads IN these columns
please hoc4r'ful 'u uHr fh. prcris" address
Eiy,u tu advertisements write the address
ofN," d. tot require stainps Always IN
rIusn your answers ln scaled envelopes.
In replying 90 Advertisements whore ret.
.,r,r,'s ats aBkrd for. do not send me
original reference. send copies Of them
only.
WASTED. Al solicitor man experienced
iu cleaning aud pressing business only d,
FrIi propagation tu right man. lutYcrsly
Pressing club. li42 $. cincinnati
WANrEb-Y Young single man as hircd
man ON smHN farm. adjoining Tulsa. Dr..
must be good gardener. Win experience
BOO taking ,,ro OF lawn. shrubs, flowers,
et, dandy Iub for night man. $50" Mr
Blair s0I FIRST National lauk building,
af once
Two CA%VAsSEUs Good pay, 1904 =.
NaIu ossr" 1913.
NASr q live. wire salesman with Ford
car in travel oklahoma. Kansas ana
Texas 80 appoint county sal'sm'u f"r in
trrtr,dIatc gear Tor Furi cars aud trucks
THIS proposition Will pay better than $500
p'r month This is huHiue's proposition.
Address hos gts y. care world.
WANTED Wanted to repair plastering
st once. 'sl uvn'r Dsare go
wASTED-A-l mechanic. uo other need
apply references req qtrtl. Usage
BhRBEH WASTED at bl' West First
AUTOMOBILE mechanic waated. one that
understands Stcaru- Is night motor. Ad-
dress box =, care World.
WASTED Two men 10 work ON Frisco
train az news agents, Apply Frisco
News AEency. I South linclnnaN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
EMPLOYMENT
siTuArIoNs wA>rED-aALE

W.A..It.i. Accounting and blokkeop.
.os ler' ,ne. By s,ger,,,n,'ay y,, s,eog9,i, ggii
ban.aI Bidg
A,i mechanic want. .pasItion In sotne Tulsa
auto shop fourteen years experience can
furnish references taii CEDAR 1880. ask
for Anderson.
" NTEp uv reliable Young man. driving
lob YEARS experience, can give refer
,tc's can Dsarp -'g5. Mikes"ii
WIDE AWAKE tsr,bla boy is years u
age wants .mp.oyncu, ~ any Kind.
can d'''" '"r Phone "s'r" w.,
la. JOB u any KIND. rrefer, truck
driving. IN or out " town. sol s.
tir'Iruh'i
WANTED raati,n as grocery clerk. 10
years experience. can give references
call psar" '1't f. -
iob ou farm woman to cook, man TO
MIX or do general farm work Address
~ y. care W"f''
thNPENTEN repairing, screening, etc.
psag" 37li-R
HARDWOOD finished furniture repair
MAN 10 years general iurnitur" th
p.rirncc, single Will go anywhere, best
"' i"i'f'h''' s'o ~. care world ''..-.---=
-IJI >rIp>s WANTED FEMALE a.
Ld snsu this h,s1ins mast b. psis In advance.
,s.I,.-WI,.S,t,r, .,,r',.,,,',,,r desires
partn1pant or temporary position. REF.
orarcss Osaer 6q55
,y,1r,.f, "a. ,.i-,.,..,-., y,,.,,., ,v,,,.,
pusiilln a. priyst, 'tutor or compsnin-
Ai,Ne.S 9.a.F' care Nurld.
T&INER~rrY girl excellent ,,,epaisnt
and typtst. thorough knov.,dge otuce
ruutInr. i've years eNpcrterte. chicago.
Part 'r aI time. cedar 'bo,
WHITE WOMAN wants wu,k by hour or
dss. Phone Osaee 2.,S.
T,.,rt.,. u,s-rt.D IA. ,,.r,,,rc1
t.rist and office girl Address box
aGl /. rpr. world.
yyA~.rt.t. a., ,.bt,, ,.,,,,, ,,idovy with
" = ~ ,i'' "''''. y '."l,, ....
ld,v an Osagc a7g9.I
l,r...rt.f .,..,.,,., .,.,,g,.,,h.r
ston,sraphic position city reference.
Salary un account ~ scarcity Of work,
20 p,r week tedar 1853.
YDUNf LADY with general office cI.
peri.ucr. desires pcriuauont position.
psage ''''-J.
LADY Viii take care OF children day and
night at her home. Usage t569-R.
IrRACTICAL NURSE, obstetrtcaI cases a
spccialty or will take care OF children.
| can Mrs ward. Telephone Usage s6S3.
,,.,t,,.,, ,,,v 49,, ,..i,,.,, . ,,,,.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14

porGE touring 90 days od driven ? POO
miles lots of ruaa uf % bargain. eo'
T.. Second.
ron EALE overland roadster 500. 'aI
uHagr .'s H'''r % w
rgRp auy9 uu.E 'or salr usaEa
hrfn .LAt>rny ,wasn !a,O '.r,
and Vanished, Vacuum cleaner r"rylor
D. West -.,fn Trnuc Dsago atts
FOR SALE rn,ub.rvo used ears, an.
frrrnt maF,r uf ,rr low price, viii
take used car iu ,s,luur". We altp buy
used c-rs. 'al uH 'uy GaraE" 22o Nortn
Main. 'tarr '.''
ron gNtT super sp Hudson car. good
condition. a"5 Detroit
WE MY aud erII urea cars Let us soil
your ear Liberty Garage. ai7 ", S"c
ond osag" 1881
Los ANGELES RADIATOR wOUES
ESrctt repairing aud recording our new
honeycuub core VIII k'su your motor COO.
Priced rirht aud guaranteed. oBaEo lA'1
aE Y. Hostou.
ron sAIE-one ton rord. covered farm
truck. Call Usage 5000 DO not eau
sunday.
urr roadster FOR sale. can after b.ao.
2tG =. Guthrir
FOR SALE.onc 7.paascuEcr premier
auto 1918 model, good running order,
can OaHgr isf
ron SALE. Whit. Wt. lat" model.
7pass,ngor, first class condition, viii
sacrifice Tor quick sale. osnrc ii1tI
FOR SALE. Ford coup" In good shapo.
1920 model. practically new tires. Phone
Cellar lhH
PACKARD FON sNLE-io2o Twin-stt.
original paint first class condition, Hpr-
cial upnolsi'ring california top. cheap
Tor cash. osagc 351b
! llANE THE CAsI
Ford roadster. good all over. must 10
cheap Twu Ford toutinGs. fair Coudi.
ton not earlier than 1919. Ford sedan.
must be- bargain and In Al shape, not
s9s-E. care world.
CHt MMN roadster. 1919 model. nice run
ming order. fivo nearly now tires, thi-
car In priced very low and must be soon
to be Spprociatcd Auto 3 rito ES,
change. ana y. SECOND. osaGc tooo.
nulck touring car ior sale or trade.
WILL PAY CASH for Buick roadster
state model milcaE" and condition.
tires. paint and top Address l9'B, care
World
SECONDHAND TINES -wo have q large
stock ot second hand tires ranging ,n
fabrics. priccd from 81 M to So Auto
TIRE ENchansc, 3ld =. Second, phone
psRge b0oo
FOR SALE Studchakcr touring car. good
condition. 81 $. 'h"ycnn"
pARGAiN- Huick roadster IN Al Nondi
ton, run loss than o 900 mIlos. paint
good, same castings came with cat, CAL
7tG 8. Elgin St
CARS WASHED. cleaned and polished
with famous BiNIE POLISH, viii not
collect dust nor turn paint white. work
done IN your own garage II desired. We
call for aud deliver.
DIME AUTO CLEANERS
Auto Cleaning Specialists.
Usage 7ilN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
AUTOMOBILES
hiroMoniIr~ ioH sNII

FOR SALE FofdH uf Rll tudr. UuI,F1
updErs and H'vuIHi other good uUt.a.
these cars are ufHrsl fHr Hnlr nr private
uwuora at IHrra.r tUuh them ,.tf
Ised Car EK,hsug. tl9 IS. Main. DsaEo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14

tut", Hdtrl'it" 1911 y. hndr'
DrNING ROOM tabie, etoh'u ,arur' ana
yor,iovn Usage s2s5
WE Buy sccuuI. hand mrnt'ur- 'r.l. ,..
gle articles to complete ou'f' ...-
nelly y Firtic Furniture CO.. 10 49, I..t
St Ihon" o~nEe 1900.
WILL TRAbE-Sow 12-iuch A. 4-
teruatiug fan for ten ur tVtIu. Min
i'rii 1rli,F' ''" " - '''''''' ''
GET MORE tot your secona n-ni -ltaI.
o.ase asso,
WE BUT second hand furn''u-o nom
single aruG.rs 10 complete .t..
First So. phone psaEc 75o6.
WINDOW SHADES made 10 measure an
Johnston. Usage bO07, '20 West Park
| YOU CAN wear diamonds ~ you cell You,
second. hand farni,urss n.es to ihe i,h,e Diamond
,h,ng and sell e,erythins
| BOWERS FuRStTuEE co. carrie. a
| ooruulete line OF uphnistoring supplies.
s south Cincinnati, Usage oOc6.
MArrREssEs renovated ana recovered,
| $3.50. We refclt old felt mattresses. Al
| work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co.
WE HAVE a store full ot beautiful nv
rsf9 fI'ni,gr@ n,no 'ha' AMI % ,rsih %,fh 'iI 5
| your used furniture. Soslc Furu tlr4
Co. 227 East Third street. Cedar %.
What wc say We do, We do do.
MATTRESSES RECOVERED AND RENO.
| WAITED
| REFELTED
All work guaranteed returned home N.
I same day, So and up; phone us and hAys
our man call and show samples and gNs
TULSA MATTRESS 60.
PHONE Usage 500.
KITCHEN CABINET almost new, SIS.
EIGHT ROOMS Of good furniture. house
| well arranged for subletting dandy Joe
cation. can owner, osag. tol9-J.
ADMINISTRATOR ALE-ruruprs
| and household goods. one walnut bod
| room set dresser buffet, bookcase, ro'rir-
orator, white iron bodstead, mattresses,
| springs large and small rugs. heavy oak
| l,athor-bottom rockers and various other
| articles; private sale at li-A Forest
=. Primm, phone psage Ai'N.
FOrR rooms furniture for sale cheap;
| apartment 10, rent II desired nstse
| SEVERAL used singers. Tulsa sewing
Machine Exchange, No. y Main
| Usage 1880.
FIVE ROOMS good furniture for sals.
including piano. 9i7 Houston Ga"
Osase 3iN6-K
ISIN-PIECE mahogany bedroom suite ''r
splc can after $40. 2ie : Culture
| FOR SALE-Hoo,ter kitchen cabinet
good as now. S56. Cedar 1853.
| ErARrMENT FOR KENT-asl- Az
minscr rug, Ostermoor mattress i'r
sale osar' '26o
FOR RENT -t'iye-roou modern house,
| furniture for sale, good AZ new Cheap
II taken at once. Phone Usage 95I' 1903
T. First
FURNITURE repairing, rcfnishinr nn-
mastering done right. pr.." right
Ihrr. ts1ge lat. tulsa IurrltUr. N--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
BUSINESS SERVICE
NND Dt,oH,rI>G

g. " KtuBY
Union Itpcrhttgtr atf painter, work
baaf-nfsru AFt fuf sample. prices low.
'saEs .t.I
4 o. uJIBE paper hanging and pant.
ing f.t.Is r.s ~ hpfth Rosedale.
Phone 'rdat $500.
j J. NiltlicI painting papsrhang-
ms aud ta.H.mlnlug Phone cedar
lrJs
tFIS sUDP
Painter and papefhauErr wants your
voIn. 'oIrtauus. fsi. treatment cedar
1850
tElpN FAtETt$G. payer hanging a spe-
ciaty. j. e. Iyie. Phone Usage 2yi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14

rAI.iHUItG. d. It3 'FRONT.' davnstsI,a
h.af.'Hl. adjoining b1fh fYt R'ntI.mrh.
tHut. ..tI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
ROOMS NiIIu BOARD


ATTRACTIVE southcart rooms In high-
class homo s. 500, with breakfast and
u'uIurk dinner. Usage 2cJs.
LARGE FRONT room with board tll per
w',N home ,outIug Phone cedar
1HIu
the SALVATION ARMY young women =
boarding home. $50 ~ 'h"s 'uu". cedar
2ita. room and board $3.50 per week.
SENEN lu H., 3lN.. Board and room. first
class meals three p.i day. served fam
lly style. HzsE" .'n1 II.
SECOND. T., 1900 Iuvoly front roonr
well furnished, moirrn, breakfast n
desired. 's,ro lNtH
ROOM connecting bath. also table honrd .
close. lu. 90. South Denver Usage i3lN
ROOM ANp UOARp tur slN ladies. Phone
cedar lst'.
GILLETTE. ~ - Hoard aud room.
tsHrr 'ltN r. Also garage tur rent
LARGE FRONT room with hoard 81 per
week. hnu" cooking Phone cedar
22lo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
PERSONAL PROPERTY


FOR SALE--Conb honey ou1.fe t,,rt
from producer Case ~ l2 N.. ..-t
pals 50 six 90 pound pals. $40. .
biuoro. cash with order. Haf.r.r... -
National Bank. Be'viIle. Texas
Goodwin, bin"fo. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS oppoRrrNITIr

CAFE with seven furnished rooms up
stairs. nov Oil town 100. Cool location.
Price $4,000 and invoice stock. ". T.
stamper. Grennls, Kansas.
LUNCH and cold drink stand for sale
with two light Housekeeping rooms In
rear az 5iiia West First st, for fl5o
cash. CEDAR 1873.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Al,
Ads undet ;hS htadirs NEST be pad M ai,,r,,

AXES of quality. angel food ta.. ....-.
.u1 Lady baltimore Osngc t....u
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WANTED

We require "A few moro good
automobile mechanics. state
salary and experience in
your application. Address
Box l7E, care World.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31
MADE HIM FEEL
LIKE new MAN
Whitaker Says Taalac Certainly
Did the Work for Him; Can't
De Beat, He Says.

Y am feeling like a brand new
man these days and I'll tell the
world it was nothing but Tanlac
that did the work for me-" said
James Whitaker, 55M 8. Pierce
street, Milwaukee, q baker for the
Quality Biscuit company.
Il was all run down and had
been for a year. and was feeling
about as weak and all in as a man
could and still manage to keep on
his feet. l was OF my feed and
eating hardly enough to keep q
bird alive. My back was SO stiff l
could hardly bend it and l was SO
nervous at times I would shake
like l was having q hard chill. I
knew needed something to
straighten out my troubles or my
working days were over.
Il heard SO many people talking
Tanlac l decided to give it a trial.
and that was about the best decis-
ion ever made. 1t suited my case
exactly and soon had completely
knocked out every one Of my trou-
bles. I never felt better in my
life than I do now. The boys at
the shop were so astonished at the
change in me that some of them
have started taking Tanlac too. My
advice to everybody who needs
something to build them up is to
get Tanlac. It can't be beat."4-
(Advertising.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31
son SAYS
IS WILL POLL
1900 MAJORITY


arfodieting The reelection II Jus
~ floyd Z Thompson 70 the su-
trems court Of Illinois b. . major
~ u S.eee, Thompsoa's hesdqaar-
I'm today signifed the wfnduD Of
~ 1911 judiehl campaign, which
3udge ThcmDson has carried into
tvegy county, town, village and
hamlet ID the district
I In mailing the prediction that
Judge Thoanpson wOnld b elected
Il next Mondays slectiOn BY : ma
,Drity of 5000, and that he would
larry every county in the distrtct
Nth the exception Of Fulton. Hen
1oeDOn, Warren, Mercer and Nc
Ooncagh, the statement issued BY
Thompson's headquarters said:
I'm addition to indications that
be will be reelected by an over
Fhelming majority. he will carry all
but Ave Of the II counties in the dis
trict and In every county the vote
east for him In 1919 will be greatly
increased.
Judge Thompson will carry Rock
island and Adams counties each by
1 majority Of 5000 or more. Brown
end Cass counties, which he car
tied by small majorities two years
Ago will both show large increases
IN their majorities for Thompson.
Two years ago Judge Thompson
lost Hancock, Schuyler, Mason.
Aenard and Morgan counties by
Small majorities. In Mondays cleo
ton he will carry all OF them. His
loss OF Hancock county in 1919 by
o5 votes will be turned into a thou
oand majority for him this time.
The table printed below fur
hishes a conservative forecast of
hext Mondays election results A.
Compiled from reliable reports
from over the entire district. The
vote by county for Thompson and
George H. Wilson in 1919, as offic-
faily reportd by the state is also
given Tor comparison. (The vote In
1919 was for men only while the
forecast for this election includes
tho woman vote.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31
| On County Records

W@booey 1s
Iva velicOR and husband 70 o.
car H. Elmsrgrseny part lot 10.
block .. old tOvn addition. Rock
Island, 81.
John M. and E1lsn Corning to
Letitia Corning. lots 80 and 81.
block II, Silvis. 81
Letitia Corning TO John and e.
len Corning. lots 80 and 81. block
II. Silvis, II.
Ralph McGee and wife to Henry
and Lillian Wiedenhoeft. lot 26.
block 3, Colonial Heights, Rock Is
land. 81.
Peter Meersman and wife to
Stanley c. Hester, lot 15s. West
Highland. Moline.
Floyd H. Tilson and wife to Ma
bel e. Fish, lot Is, block 131. East
Moline, 81.
Albert Wledmhoeft to Henry
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31

WIsdsnhosek lot !. b,sck :. B11oe1
q 0uyss adauoa, Hodk Island. ..
John D. 11annhstm - Albest 9.
Schmidt and wife, lots Z ard ;.
John D. Mannheim's addition. Rock
Island, 81
Charles Brady and wife 20 Sam
Wisaman, undivided 0n4-haK tntef-
sot II lot -, 6Afah J. Aiksn's Soo-
division Of middle one-thlrd Of
spu1h half section I, II. ~. Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31

T-Thompson; C-Chiperfield;
Wilson.
THE important fact brought out
by the comparison Of figures on the
majority Judge Thompson received
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31

All the New-All the .1ms-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-31

June LIST is our semi-an-
nual interest date, when all
savings depositors are cred
tied with the interest earned
by their respective accounts
during the last six months.
This large payment of interest
is convincing evidence of the bene-
fits of Savings Account
If you have an account, add to
it regularly and increase your earn
ings. If you have no account open
one now" and share in our next
distribution of interest.