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GENERAL MOTORS STOCK SOLD.

Dominick e Dominick announce that
the block of General Motors Corporation
Z per cent. debenture stock recently Of
fered by them for subscription has been
sold. This was not a new issue of stock
but was acquired privately by the bank
ere.
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SEABoARD CLEARANCES
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes
terdsy In the United States District Court
were: r
THOMAS RESTAURANT, % Cooper square.
Richard Campbell. receiver-Bond $1,000.
LEvINSON TEXTILE CO., INC, dealer In
textile and cotton goods, 49, Fifth avenue,
j. u. Johnston, receiver--Bond, 800
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To the Holders Of
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
First ana Refundins Ccnvertibis FifteSn Year
7kq6 Gold Bonds, Series a." Dated
May I, 1929.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Empire
Gas and Fuel Company will. on November !.
1922, pay TO Halsey. Stuart Co., Inc, -
Sinking Fund Agent for tho Company. for It's
First and Refundlng Convertible Fifteen Year
1iseb Gold Bonds. Series. "a" dated. NAY I.
ig22, and secured by Indenture TO The Eaui-
table Trust Company OF New YORK. as
Trustee, cash sufficient 70 retire. Al prices
not exceeding 10Tiso5 OF the principal amount
thereof plus accrued interest TO November !.
1922 $450.0o0 principal amount OF such
bonds and IL Is the intention OF such sink
ing Fund Agent to apply such cash TO tho
purchase OF such bonds. In accordance with
the terms of said Indenture, at prices not 70
exceed that above mentioned. Proposals are
invited to be made to such Sinking Fund
Agent for the sale OF such .bapds on, Novem-
bsf 4. 1922, at not TO exceed such prices
Ali proposals Should be securely sealed,
should BIO addressed TO ''Halsey. Stuart \
CO.. Inc, Sinking Fund Agent, u Wall
STREET. New York CITY," shall be for all or
any part OF the bonds offered. whether so
expressed or not, and must be received by
such Sinking Fund Agent not later than
septsniber al, 1922. at 8 p. ~. Advices as 70
bonds accepted win be mailed BY such Sink
ing Fund Agent on or before September 30.
ekAiii accepted BONDS should be ACCOMPANIED
BY proper Federal income tax ownership cer-
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freight, 2OT2ic. express 2on22c.: pigeons
pair freight or express, SOC; guneas, pair
Zoe rabbits, b. freight or express. 23n20c
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PoTATOEs-Jorscy cobbiers. sack, si1i 80;
giants N0c.nSi.lJ; No. 2, 5Od63c. Long
Island. los lbs, s2.e5n 40: 1850 lbsA $40
2,25 No. ., si1i 20. sweets. Jersey. basket.
50c d$125; t. s., bbl., 50c.n$2. Delaware
and Maryland. basket. 35c.m$t.
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CHICAGO PRICES
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW IOhN ThHNEfs.
gWHEAT-No. ! Northern spring, S1.2lA
No. red. $l.t3A: No. hard. SLIM No.
] Manitoba. s1.10A; No 2 mixed durum.
S1.OIA, c. 1. Z. track New York.
CORN-No. . yellow and No. 2 white,
s2s,c.: No mixed, s24c.. e. !. (. New York.
S5fI451.c; No white, 43144c.: fancy
clipped while, 51ls@52c.; ordinary clipped
white, 47isQ50iac.: all elevator
RYE-No. Q Western S5Ac.. I. o. b. and
S4Lc. C. /. I. New York export.
BARLEY-Malting. 7497sc-. C. I. I. New
iHAY-No. 1, s24G26: No .. s2e924; No. 8,
$20p22: shipping. S1sm20 per ton.
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Dated October is, 1922

c.hatoff & orentrich, Martin 3. Epstein,
trading = as Riaito Clothes Shop; David
Filler, 3anuel w, Teichman, trading as
Oakland Mills Company.
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POULTRY, LIyE-Fowis. freight. 21q2Sc.
express. 24f30c. chickens. freight, 26G27c.
express. c5d2sc.: old ROSTERS, freight, 16c.
turkeys, freight. 2bc. express, 35c. ducks
freight. c2c.: express f4m2ec.; geese
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.

Tho first name IL that OF the debtor: tho
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
PPfsSr DENT CONSTRUCTION CO..
io 1ss'' .. = . sa53o5
EAS'rMoND, John NJ, and Edw. j.
Oct Oct 81, 1920 ' ...".s............,.. $3.50
pASTERNAK, 1sidor Ell. Kar-
Mol: June Z, 1922 ................ 1885
VINCENT Cora T.. and Ulysses c.
S. s. Beanian: March 4, 192i.... 3f2.e1
STILGER, Anthony f., and Robert
oct s 10, 1921. ............... 2.57a.eo
BRONX.
MoRANI. Pasauale. aud Aiarice
valie--People state OF New York;
Sept. 20, 1919 .................... 10000
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Due October Is, 1882

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ToaIAu dLsue,$5
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spasS % @ % @ S @
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for the
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reduced SIS 100000
Price 81 and Interest Yielding about 54O95 L
mpasa that Notes Of am i'll ayOr
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Illinois Trust Savings Bank First Trust Savings Bank
The Merchants Loan and Trust Company Harris Forbes Co.
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

EAPOKIS r hOM NEW IOhh.
Exports from New York yesterday were as
follows: Wheat, 1886 bushels corn. $685.
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 20, 0ad
bushels; barley. 80. 2d6 bushels; flour, ISIS
sacks; pork, 1,1s5 barrels; bacons, 6Oi,2oO
CSC, goo pounds; lubricating oil. 1880 gal
Ions; oatmeal. 1900 sacks; oil cake. 4,9i2,-
500 pounds.
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MEN I'm eS ,Jos,ph-ndward Lyman
Mci,AUGHLiN, Peter ia. n.
Theobald.. ...... $500; 10
MARTIN, George-White and As
PRINCE, Felix, and Theodore LIP
sctt--M. Wilhelm Inconvenience.
PEERLESS TRUCKING; CO.. INC.
--Acker. Merrali & Condit Co.. 1.6
REDDY CONTRACTING CO, INC.
M. Haupt ................. ....-. Ia
REGAIN. John J.-Colonial Discount
Co., Inc. ............r.......
'RosENF'ELD, Julius-Alexander Ho- :
tel Go, . ~, ;:.....--S ,,..;.
SCHWARTZ, Otto, and Fidelity and
Deposit Co. OF Md.--people. &C.. 1,5
REYNOLDS, George Ell. Il. Lau-
STANTON, Sanford E.-w. J.
Maroney .......,.. q
STEINBERG. Edward-Coonial Dis
count Co.. Inc ................... Z
suoNt'. r. Daniel and Joseph
M. r., Macho ...,........ 20
STRIKER, Frank J. and Louis b.
William =. Ward CO.. Inc.
THADDEIIS DhvIDS INK CO.,
INC. Underwood Typewriter Co...
THOET. Herbert H.--A. q. Dietz..
| TUNA. Persis--W. g. j. Sloane. 4
UNITED TRACTORS CORP.--Mar-
bridge Building Co., Inc. ........ IL
WOLFE. Lola i. A.-Ackcr, Mcrrall
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Empire Gas and Fuel Company

BY X. q. RUSSUM.
vice-P President
Dated, September n, lo2a.. -.~-
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23

Music Department
Of Woman's Club
To Start Season

A miscellaneous program will be
given tomorrow afternoon at the
first meeting Of the music depart
ment of the Rock Island Woman's
club. The program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Edwin Gamble. The
business session will start at $3.50
followed Immediately by the pro-
gram.
Numbers to be given are as fol-
lpws:
Piano trio, "The Secret" . .Gantier
Jim Cunningham, Thomas Town.
send and Philip Shepstedt, Moline
Dance, Herd Girls Dream"
Call Of Summer. .............
Little Miss Arlene Jones.
Whistling solo, Dance Of the
Robins" ..... Jessie L. Deeper
Miss Azella Brehmer, Mrs. Barto
H. ROLLS, accompanist, Milan.
Reading-Selected.
Substitute for Mrs. Gertrude Smith
Vocal duet, Harm to the Mando-
lin. ................ Parker
"Oh, Tell Us Merry Birds"-Whit,
Mrs. John Cunningham and Mrs
John McGreevey, Moline.
Reading, Guido Ferratti."
THE Little Band OF Gold" 80.
Miss Isabella O'Connor, Davenport
Piano duet, Polonaise-Chopin.
| Serenade-Gounod.
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DIMPLES: You might send q
book for each occasfon. ! woald
not advise anything moro.
Very often q congregation gives
its pastor sum OF money and tells
him to buy what he especially
wants, or he is consulted.and asked
10 give suggestions. II you do not
care to do this, flat silver would
probably be very acceptable.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am Z
young married woman and love my
husband very dearly. We see q
great deal OF another married cou-
pie and the girl Is my dearest
friend. My husband likes her hus-
band very much too.
Everything would be all right
only her husband drinks and when
he is drunk he seems possessed to
make love- His wife says that he
will make love to any woman nc
matter what she is or how ugly
She says that she has never had q
girl friend he has not insulted and
Of course this makes her feel very
badly.
Very often he comes over to oul
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house when he has haa ~
to drink and 1t such e a.
ually. comes without ~ r.
til lately he has not paH
tention to me, but the ~
came he made such
speeches that was eisS,s'|
Ny husband said that, e r.
himself and a. long q e
further I should iknore
says. Tho thing that w.
Is that he has started h 49,
because at first he WA ssi
spectful.
What you'd you advise
in this matter.
Take the flattering ren1s3 r.
ously and with dignity.
man goes too far, repruys y
course. I think, however. r.
will find It enough to -
dignity and not respond s.
way. -
: How Inundated the - d
must be to have her 49, !,
in such a cheap way! n 4 y
she has suffered more thsn ~
her friends know.
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DIXON CARPENTERS
OFFERED So. 80 A DAY

Dixon, H., Oct. "a scarcity
Of carpenters together with an ex-
ceptional amount OF building activ-
ity in Dixon today brought an an
nouncement from the city's largest
contractor offering the highest
wages for union carpenters in many
recent years. The contractor offer
is $3.50 for = 10Shour day.
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To Move a Heavy Box Easily :
To move a heavy box or chest
easily, pry up one end and put un-
der it q broom stick or an old win
dow shade roller. then the heavy
object may be propelled quite dis
lance with little effort
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Social Events
CALENDAR


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4UEDAY
Muaie 0epsrtmaat Of 1eek IsIaDd wen
ans club has FRA nssetnG.
Steadfast circle, Kipg's Daaghtees. Eeeta
With Mn. Nelson Gosliae.
St. Joaeph Alumni card party.
1ortnightly BEADING circle u,ests viii,
MS. John EkAoln, SIS 1oftyAfth sofeee.
b. X. chapter. p. 3. o. rumnnge ~
1t Weat End Settlement Annex.
Mr. Willtan Richter. Canp AcCaeuans
Davenport ea1eFtains - kaaa1Gton te4.
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Children Have birthday Party.

Tom Walsh. Jr., and his sister,
little Miss Rosemary of Davenport,
are so fortunate as to have birth
days on the same day, today. Tom
is nine and his sister 6, and there
are two birthday parties being Civ
en- this year in honor Of the event
Master Tom entertained IS of his
boy friends at a picnic party and
beefsteak supper at Devils Glen
Saturday, the boys spending the
afternoon in the woods with sports
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Social Annegncenenfs.

S0cial Ann0unee0enfs.
The ladies' aid society Of Cleland
Presbyterian church will hold .
mission meeting 1t 3:30 Wednes-
day afternoon at the church. Mrs
Emma Lorentsen will serve.
The Who-Sb-E Ever Bible class
will meet with Mr.. and MrS.
George Alderman, 1924 Twelfth
street, tonight. Mrs. Thomas
Hughes will be assistant hostess,
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Circle to Sponsor Sowing.

Colonel Bracket circle, Ladies
Of the G. A. R., will sponsor an all
day sewing tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. J. A. Mikesell, 100 Sixteenth
avenue. A picnic dinner will be
served at noon.
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villa Alumnae to Meet.

A general meeting of the tri-city
chapter, Villa alumnae will be
held tomorrow evening at the Viii
la libraries. The meeting will be
called to order promptly at /
o'clock.
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Auxiliary to Have Rummage Sale.
| The American legion auxiliary
! will sponsor rummage sale
Thursday in the legion hall. The
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JUDI 0SAOAS 0se.0 ~..-~
came.
Little Miss Rosemary celebrated
her natal day yesterday and today
there il . party Of playmates at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom walsh
on College street in honor Of the
day. There were Is little folks In
the party and . birthday supper
vas served.
Observe Golden Wedding.
Today ID the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Goddard Of ITO Pershing avenue.
Davenport, and there will be fam
lily dinner this evening when the
sons, F. n. and J. L. Goddard and
their families will be guests at the
home Of F. n. Goddard, 1880 Grand
avenue, Davenport
Mr.. Goddard, known to his many
friends as Colonel" Goddard, was
born in Clinton county, Iowa, while
Mrs, Goddard came to Cedar county
with her parents, from Indiana
when a little girl five years old.
The wedding of 50 years ago took
place at her home in Cedar county.
Rev. Mr.. Martin Of the Christian
church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard resided for
20 years on a farm, coming to Dav-
export about 80 years ago.
Circle to Give Coffee.
In-His- Name circle, Kings
Daughters, will sponsor a Hal
lowe'en coffee Saturday afternoon
at the home Of the leader, Mrs. r.
E. Swanson, 1909 Sixth avenue
Members Of other circles are es-
pecially invited to attend and
friends of the daughters. Refresh
/, ments will be served from 2:30 un-
| til 6 o'clock.
Card Party and Dance.
A card party and dance will be
given Friday night at Woodman
hall, Center Station. Bruins or.
chestra will furnish the music.
Furnish Treat to Patients.
The Kate Hill missionary society
of the First United Presbyterian
church furnished treat Of fruit:
to the parents of the Musical Tub
erculosis sanitorium last week.
Class to Present Play.
The Mary-Martha class OF thu
Central Presbyterian church viii
present ''The Family Album" at tn,
church Friday evening at 8 o'clock
Little Miss Rebecca Sparks Peters
shows the family album to Mrs
Miggs, a neighbor, the album con
tanning quaint old fashioned por
traits of her relatives. The Cordt'
orchestra will furnish the music
After the entertainment refresh
ments will be served and cand.
will be sold and there will also b.
a parcel post sale.
PAn.Hellcnic Luncheon Saturday
i The Tri-City Pan-Hellenic asso
citation will hold its monthly meet
ing in the form of a luncheon 4
Terrace Gardens, Saturday at 1875
Plans for the December bridge-tei
and bazaar will be discussed. Thos
attending are asked to notify Mis-
Venita Koch, Davenport 6951W B.
Friday noon.
X. Of C. Dance Thursday.
Knights Of Columbus will sponso
; a dancing party Thursday evenin
at the Rock Island club. This vii
be the first OF the series of dances
Luneheon-Bridge for Daughter.
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n Woman'p Trade Union league
N1l sponsor = Halloween hall In
1pltne Saturday night Thu a6air
VII = head - IL Moline Turner
hall g
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K. Of c. Dance THURSDAY.

Knights Of Columbus will sponsor
dancing party Thursday evening
at the Rock Island club. This will
be the first OF the series of dances
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Birthday. Halloween Party.

Mrs. P. ]. Carlson, 1920 Thirty
eighth street, entertained at a
party Saturday evening for her
daughter, Miss Helen. and for Miss
Irma Harling Of Moline. The af-
fair was a Observation-Disclosures
party, Miss Helen observing her
birthday Friday and Miss Harling
yesterday. The early part Of the
evening was spent playing 500 at
four tables, Miss Verlea Love and
Bror Swanson receiving first prize,
Miss Gladys King and Ebie Heath
consolation prizes, and Mrs. Harl-
ing and Jack Burning all-cut IA
vors. There we're Halloween
games and a witch fortune teller.
The house was decorated in Hal
lowe'en lanterns. A delicious sup
per was served, the table center
piece being yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS The two honOrees were pre-
scented with many pretty gifts.
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Luncheon. Bridge for Daughter.
Mrs. w. r. Weir of Prospect Ter.
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Shrine to Have Party.

vashti Shrine, No. %. White
Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet
Wednesday evening at 1880 in the
Masonic temple. The business ses-
sion will be followed by a Hal
lowe'en party. the members being
asked to come dressed as chill
dren. A program is being planned
and refreshments will be served.
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Surprise on Miss Sersig.

A surprise party was given Sat
urday evening for Mrs. Anna Ser
sig, 551 Twenty-fourth street, the
occasion being her birthday ami
versary. A group Of her friepds
gathered at her home and spent
an enjoyable evening with 500 and
music. Mrs. Ed Herbert and Mrs.
Joe Naab took high score prizes in
the games and Mrs. F. Foelke con-
ISOLATION prize. The guests brought
lunch with them, which was served
at late hour. The honoree was
presented with a purse.
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Brilliant Pianist
to Give Concert
in College Chapel

Following his brilliant debut in
Berlin, Edward Collins. who plays
1t Augustana college chapel Friday
night 1t s o'clock was engaged Tor
q concert tour in America, as SOLO
list with Madam Schumann-Heink.
Everywhere the remarkable young
pianist appeared he was received
with great acclaim, for his playing
revealed an artist Of most unus-
ual attafnments. Here was plan
list Who combined q glorious sing
ing tone, romantic fancy, profound
musicianzhfp, and an altogether dis
tinctive style.
Mr.. Collins broad musical educa-
ton was received under the tute-
lege of such masters as Rudolph
CAM in America, and ut the Royal
Hochschule in Berlin, where be
studied composition, organ and en-
semble under Max Bruch, Fried
rich Gernsheim and Robert Kahn.
Mr.. Collins has appeared with great
success both Is soloist and as guest
conductor with numerous European
orchestras; he was in 1914 assistant
conductor at Bayreuth, and later
F, filled the same post 1t the Century
Opera house, New York City
Throughout the entire country, Mr..
Collins playing has been the sub
ject of the most laudatory- COM
ment, and his hosts Of admirers
| welcome the announcement Of his
forthcoming tour Of America.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23

Miss Margaret Dibbern at her
home In Milan entertained the d.
Il. girls Saturday evening 1t . party
at her home. The evening was
spent playing 500, Mrs. William
Blakely taking the favors. A deli
cious two-coursed lunch was seTv-
ed in the dining room. Halloween
decorations being used. Miss Dib-
bern, whose engagement to Rev.
Everett Shaw was announced in
September, was presented with I
pretty gift for her new home. The
Misses Mary and Harriet Clark Of
Presumption and Mrs. Carl Quist OF
Reynolds were oat-of-town guests.
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Elks, nanoe PestnonAl.

Announcement was made today
Of the postponement of the Elks'
dance, announced for Thursday eve
ming No future date has been set
for the affair.
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SEWING Group to Meet.

The Palestine Orphans sewing
group will resume its work at a
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. A. Frankel. 1917 Fifteenth
street, Moline. Some especially i'm
portant work has been provided
and the weekly meetings will be
held regularly.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
Circle tn Give Coffee.
Gard PARTY and Dance.

The Kate Hill missionary society
of the First United Presbyterian
church furnished treat of fruits
to the parents of the Musical Tub
erculOsis sanitorium last week.