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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
.FVFRYNNE WILL Be CHAMPS AFTER
NEXT OLYMPIC CANES IN PARIS
y. Is tho last player in the woTIu
should have taken It.
Football Mentors Alarmed

he Is the last player IN '"c
should have taken It.
Football Mentors Alarmed
80 v.cr,nrs are more and more
..,a.,,,.,J ry,,r the future OF the sport
-, ~, .,olleres. With rrcsidcnt liloUe"'
49, r-,rrr,uu: President Lowell. % 'tu'
,~t. president Angel. OF la'c-tHe
Is -, , dozen other big universities
,,,,di,., q cleanup and the S;tlcSu''"
.,,r ~, snort, the thing seems 10 NAVY
hcrono unanimous. r.rrcss
There was nothing else I" 40
r,,h,il loans itself OF the last ta'ht %
,-nr,sslouaiism and keeps th"' way,
. certain TO DC stopped or reH'''' , ~.
,.,,,e O. the ideas advanced arc 't'''s'
.,,,rsinr Foster SnntUEds plan l" NV
mon an rho rield---clcrcn pay
, ,,c ,oncn 10 follow and direct 'het''
y.t,hnu, participating III tNe play -,
,re extreme. and the plan auNahCcu ~
av seriousness by ma0y experts '""S
80 coaches be forced TO remain IN TUG
stands and not be permitted 10 "HS
,-,,hinr TO do with the team Is '"e
-. ~ the Two, SanCOrds piaa IS "
n. more Scusible--although IL - P'''.
.h,c The Eut%crs mentor onl! mean
ralr.o. what he said; at least n"u 80
lSsa that il would DC CohS'US'NN
any degree OF seriousness 49,, =,
The suggestion that a! coaching .,
s,on,eI. and the teams ana inc sPol
~. given over 10 III. s,ucchsS '''e"'
avs Nh 20: work out l"eFe a.
h,a coaches. bu:. u were asked 20
-. arv LASS q men holding h'S'
, ,aea.s ard trying 20 I've Up TO ineT.
.,.o,,ia sec. ne athlete coaches o. in:'
.,,,-y Whenever have run across
,,..c-n.ss or lack Of S3ortsmaNSA'p -
colleges = has been among 'ae o.
rrads N at least % per cent OF III
~as.s. among the wild SPORTY e'e
, ,,ents O: the undergrads In perhaps
4 nor cent; amsng the sports OF the la'
4 ,,l,v and the town. the Iscatcr part 4
the rcmalndcr( ard only Few Fo'a'e
= c,ses OF crook cdncss among 'pa'n'
Il over have been found. The coach. T.
: ssrdlcss OF his individual charactcr''
lis. feels the responsibilities ana NJ
own Influence over younger men
9 h,ve known men who were almost TO
ron I, character who were clean nj
= hIsh In Ideals be- luse they FELT TINS u
:. sponsihu!ty.
>, think THAI , majority OF foo'oa
q niayers OF past -le-atlons VIII tell SC
. that tho finest md h'ghest Ideals
the sport. and tn>!r finest recollection
n are Of tho coaches
= (CopyriEht, 1922, the New YORK Eve
;, Ing Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
|NOUNTA|NEERS
PRUNING FOR
OLDEST RIVAL
,surrr RAsKETEERS WILL
1rrT srArE UNIVERSITY Tos-
sERs SATURDAY NIGHT
MountaInsers Have Honor OF Beng o-'
Team That Defeated Preslaen's
This Year
sn.cia, 10 the Intelligencer.

speclal 20 the 1ntellEencer'
Norrantown. March 1.-The West W"
.-in;a University Quint Will nave
-,,..,oo % rcgoir somo Of It's lost pres,
.t,.a ,,,,,, m, strong Washington an.
1'rSo..o, college outfit Is cnco"ntt'','
Sno mis- SATURDAY night. The l'cH'
Io,,.e who arc in the lead IN l"' NV.
r,,r ,ri-state hcrors. have Suuere" ""'
1870, Ior.ot IN n sectional rival mrs wa
49,, ,d that lone reverse was aoh''"'H
,.r,d h.. the Muuntainccrs. N''N do
,od.y the West Virginia ou'ht VA
,irr neck-and-rcck with the i""'''' .
nrI Presidents for first honorS' ''' ',,N
,hcv arc far down IN the race VII" "'''N
chance Of gaining any hohorS' ,,,
pnc.nsc tho Mouutd;nccr oui"t = t"r
only agrega ton that has been SUI, ~
y, Lownirg the Red and HACK 'h.'c :
/ oarcral disposition 20 rcgar" S"'u'
Jay's came as one Of tho most hi'o' .',,
10 be played this year IN inc ~
/ region W. and !. has Visions o. ."'
ch1mnionship and the Moun'a'",eI
zion. arc capable Of shat'er'hE ''''
pleasant illusion. s., ri.,
Penn State and every othcr Ic"" y.
,ortanco in this territory. The loss ="
ro,, b-others failed to stop IN
Red and Black nasSers VINO
o. MI, consistently in Il decisive '3|h'"'
! ..oo-d,,r 10 reports the lreSlHehl
horo ,rrnrovcd a hundred percent S''.'
,hsy we're defeated by the NH'S'"
.,-;i.r IN the season and arc coh''"e"
OF avenginE this trimminE' .,,,.
" and y IL West Ntret1ias oIu'N
-r,,,I and victory over them In an
hra,ch Of sports Is more important ma
nil the other triumps combine" 10.
, '..,i,m,ioos have exceptionally Sir"n
,soms this winter and although ~
Presidents record Is more Impress, y,
, thc,r team n no better than mo N''
Virginia team which has been nav INK :
. reptlonalIy hard luck Throughout u
i ! whole campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
city CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD MEET IN APRZL 70
SECTIONAL MFFT TWO WEEKS LATER--MANY AI!1v16
AERIAL "POLO" FORMS
LAST WORD IN SPORT

Miami, Fla, March l.--AcrI"I POI"
20 u rev rport engaging tho @''c"'''
~ ,nc dozen OF moro av!ators i'E'"h
,.., 81 .o,nIunrs here and tic airnen
.''',' ,,ooe,r,,I tu.ti.r game are force"
=, ,,s,r, 70 ,r,ck flying that Includes
~ .,,,,, from The Irnmc,mann turn
To TIE maple leaf drop. ,,s
A mo,orloat hearing several "o| ,,'s
70 ,oy balloons fucd with gas IL se''
INT ON Rny Elscayre and when ."o o
njnncs engaged in tho contest take '''',
; Irnnd are equal distant from the !a"i''''
the balloons are released all NJ or, '
,t'vc 'rNe airmcn vino captures inc
creates, number Is declared the "'"''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
LEONARD WILL Be OUT
OF RING SIX WEEKS

\.y York. March l.-EcnHy Lt'Aa'"'
worlds Ngn;we!ght b"NinE 'Aa mf""
m,r no, rc able To enter the r'nS t"r ~.
,r,s. six weeks because ~ an INJURY o'
NE hack o. Ma r!Gh, hand.
Tn.s information was given ,H,r ~"
dov Nv Bnly Ginson. tho c!'an'r'"M
manager. to Frank Fl"nrn"E' n .an1cn
make for the Madison Square E"ruc"
Spor,!ns club. who had ,rA'iiN"',.% ~. ~,
,,nrrI 70 match Leonard and 'thArIrl
White. &C Ch.ragn. IN Il tito ""a' "''O
GA March l.. r.o,r,-a
The doctors VIII" c\am'nrH ''','' ~.
his manager said bricN" ''"N Wv
Jury Is due ~ IAr"'H"'" "'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
,NHFF| inc HIGH DIRECTOR MAKES
PIANSFOR CITY MEET--F|V EN1ER

wnl prove a popular one WIZ" '"o seN
cr,r ni.h schools n IL" city, Ill.,
With tho sectional! meet, '"e r re.''o,
;r,ry To the state meet HcinS srne'",."
ror Nay IS on he same "eW' ,nT ar.
..,.,,,.lf ~ IN, .sror. world. ne there -
' 'tM,% Keen interest show" with rivalry
:" Thn State NEE, at Morsaa'own - srne
GY,oL cor May 90, and several s'm'o.s
cf the city are expected to "e "''' 'o'
presented. o,a ro,J,nr
,.,,nr.,I,ss meets. joining N the c'lE'
serrsoual and state meets. rN' mon.
cr trncI events is !r- store, enough 'o'
~" The events to be staged Will al o. o.
tho same as the state meet az Motn ,,o
Town. with the same rules ana Fes"'N'
tiors being used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
LOCAL PENNSY
EMPLOYEES To
HAVE CONTESTS
ATHrET1c EVENTS CARDED FOR Z
NJ c. A. SATURDAY TO PRE-
FARE FOR SYSTEM MEET
Wheeling VIII Be Well Represented IN
Meet To Decide Champion
ships Of Road.

rmr|ovrrs &C tho Wheeling nl'iS!"n
m ,nc PENNSYLVANIA railroad system
VIII hold ti!r!r elimination c"ntcs'" Tor
The system ludour athletic meet 20 t."
hold In Columbus an April -, nj t"'
Y NJ. &. \. Saturday afternoon anu
,ndir1,ious are th,rc will hc many "P-
nllcun,s 90 represent the local system
IN the meet.
Tho moo, a Columbus Will l." Or rep
rcser,at!vcs from every division or me
eysrcn. The Winners IN TIA" NJr!"NN
events will he known n IN" ch'nhH''"N
Of the PENNSYLVANIA system. and inNS'
interest has been shown eNrryWh'f'.
Emuloyccs az the Wheeling "'N'S!""
,rc anxious 10 make u good showing
:, ,n,. ,a,c, aud committees HAY" h"''
,rnr,ntrI To Arrange for entering mon
and wn,urn in the several contests
The following are tho events "l I'M
system meet aud tho same program Will
. lao followed out in the division mc'!
nov, Saturday afternoon At tho ior"I
. y. NJ. .. y
pnrkr, HilIardN-IiruuSv; EEK. Fake. COZ
lcudar--J. -, lSn"'
Elliards brunswick. Enik". t"H"n"''
Rox!ng--A \. I. ......'''.M. ~ w.
W.rcs;liug-~N \. /. ........N' II. ~
lIorycshocs~-Ohso stat" ...E. g ia'''
Bowling Cpuck and ION l'!ns--NM','
can Congress l.. \. McN""
1;oskc;NlN--N. y |. ...... ARDEN 10y
SWIMMING .......... go. Robert li''"
''"'" '''' Mali"
, e,o. r,,, ,...............W Is. Car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
rrusr.y CATHEDRAL, WAh~ooo
80 rpTAnE1,PH1A WILL BE
GIVEN INVITATIONS
Sectional Meet For state Meet VIZ os
Held Two weeks haeeT-FoP"A"h
Move

We WI, hcH a c:'y ch'H'T."''S"'r
c,,1 and ,~arx uc"; on TIC public s'a""'
..,Io,i, Mold IN Arril -. with I"nS'E'
,...nedra,. warwcod, Triodclphia an" i
wheeling entered g plans now u''"''
way arc carried through.
such WIS the announcement mace ."sS
,,.,fno p, WiU,lm y. Lang. director %
,,,ysi.al education ct Wheeling n'Sl'
,,ro, MIR. Lang announced = "eI'N'"''
Nod boon reached % hC,d the cry ',''''',
,Gcnship meet with III" aoov" >In'','s
rar,icipa cling, and ~ doubt the move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
WHITE SOX REACH !
TRAINING CAMP.

scrvin. Tex. Mar. THE vans 81.
,t,s chicago White SoN. twenty-nvs
strong, arrived at their training 9u
ters here today from MarlinS Spn LILY.
where they have been taxing usn' y, ,h.,
outs for a week Other Hen 20 to-
go, are expected late today anu
team nj training will begin as sSon,
M l's'ti the cloudy and freezing weatnef
moderates.
nh. moro you worry about the future
~ iess YOU accomplish in the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
BETHANY TOSSERS
TRIM ROCHESTER

gporial IlfrNtrh TO The lntcH'Ec"ccr,
unrhrstcr y. V. Mar. I.-bet'"'H
colIcyc's haSNctccrs defeated i've h"'
ester Sch"u! "f bpt"m"'rF mere 49,
,,,h, 2l."u IA n hard fought game III
,,I,rn ,hc Visitors showed great iorm
nrL suced. They passed IA" ball wen
mud rcpt tho local tosscra well guarded
The HCurC:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
univ. OF PITT wins
over WEST MINISTER

Pittsburgh. March l.-Westm'nster
,ros no match for the University or
Pittsburgh cago mon here tonight, tho
PanthcrS winning. 90 TO %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

but who wants to kiss erunuons'
P!mply men don't look Ike tho o"hers
Of ANYTHING. lHmplr women. too nre
puzzles. with no PROSPECTS ana no
power. Young men and women ICn,'ni,s he ,nJ
r,,,c,,tIves will fail What YOU need
Is scientific blood cleanser; =. 5. =:
is one Of tho most powerful dcstr"yeT,s
OF hlond impurities. YOU can prove us
IN n short time. S. s. :, has poem
n,sscd ON by a jury OF millions Of peo,,
rlc lust like yourself. II is consldnreu
one OF tho most powerful ycsetaDIt 10
blood purifiers and flesh builders I'D
nyist.nce. That's why YOU hear OF no
many underweiEht people putting on
lost flesh In hurry, why. you hear OF 80
many rheumatics being freed from tn ,.h
snnmrge with 8. $. s. Start today win
S S. S. and see your face clear ana
your skin get ruddier. 6 You, IN i YoSr
narcer : s. s. Is sold 1t all drug
stores. In two sizes. The larger s'@e
IN the moro economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
DUQUESNE DEFEATS
WEST Va. WESLEYAN

Pittsburgh. March The puQucsne
university basketball team tonight de-
coated the West Virginia Wesleyan ATc'
80 TO "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
MEMORIES Of FIRST STATE MEET
nm BASKETBALL COURT RECALLED

roment. The award won by Captain Les
lie will be presented TO his motner.
With wheeling High rated as one ..
tho best bves in the state ana cohsw
cred BY many as probably winners etI ~
this years tourney. this event VIII
Of double Interest ,h. 1914
The lineup and summar! lUl une
cont. chnmpionShip game lollo"e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
WHEELING HIGH WAS DEFEATED
BY ELKINS IN GREAT FINALE
TO TOURNEY
Victory of Farv:ew In MononSaheta
Valley Meet Last Week BF1nss
Back Memories

The Moroagahcla Valley High Scnooi
basl;.,h.,ll tournament, held last week at
I'".-noat. when Fairvlew i'll won inc
Valley floor title calls 70 mind the hrst
state h!gh school basketball tournament
held IN West Virginia. IT occurred IN
Hurkhannon in 1914, when in great
harll. E,lh!uS High won the state non
crs from Wheeling High. and carried
hn1u. the honors OF the first big all state
tourney.
Las, Saturday night Elkins High was
defeated by Fairview High IN spcctac-
ular battle at Fairmont. Few who VII
,,rssed the contest recalled the fact thal
i, was Elkins High which was The hrs'
state champ Under the present all sta'c
tourney plan.
One of the features Of HE 1877 tour
ramcnt will he the presenting or !ons
DELAYED gold baskcthalls 20 the 1'i4
! E,kins III state champ GuInt. Al Tie
I'r.mc the Elkins Hi team Won the cha'n-
| rionsn!p the awarding Of miniature Go!d
! and silver baskctballS 10 winners anu
/ runners up had not been developed. oh'y
: in worry recent years have runners UP
/ hoo, Given this award. The tourna-
! r,cut MANAGEMENT has gotten into COM
mun!cat.on with the former Elk'ns H'gn
, five and they will be at the tournament
10 receive their award.
Captain Is Dead
The Elkins High five OF 1914 CONSISTED
nc Radcliffe and Leslie, captain, Tor
wards. Winner. center. MAIDEN a"o
NNhr,scll, guards with Elifritz' TonrS
and Parmcsano as subs. or the e!Gh,
mon hut seven are now living. captain
Leslie being deceased. Gold baskctoaii'
will I've presented TO the 1914 state his!
champs by Wesleyan college At the tour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Suhs,i,utiona: bethany. Kelley.
Field goals: Ruark. :; look. {; Wells
=: FITCH. 4: EnElc. :.
Fouls: Rourk. :: Englr. 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

posenhurr for Creighton. Ford for Ham.
NO." coaIs-I.cslic ). Radcliffe 4. MAD
' hsO Whetsell 3, Bachman ,, Matthews
de" p :, l. rouls-whetsell / in =;
R !; Imam 3 In S. Referee."Doe', Co Gar.
rely scorer-post wesleyan. Time
OIL t main, interesting developent IS thas
r. W. Jackson who coached the champ
Of is14 - now athletic director at . srus-
a. Az fIi,,i, school. Frank c. W'mer.
ne nto- ~ the 1919 champ quint. Is now
go Cor ~ tEc 1872 E:kIns HI squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Nina Ten PIN NeaRuo.
Musee puche PIN Lsagu

.rortch, Social club vs.. Cammcls;
Marsh Elb lIavauaS Ns. Mozart liill -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
PiInpIes Keep
Young Men
Down!
They Make Women, Too, a Puzzle!
How S. S. S. Stops Skin
Eruptions Positively.

Plmplcs and skin eruptioAs na,o
price.-,you pay ,ur 'C on vour face.
IIronles produce prejudice md prcvent
nrosperity. Your heart may DO so'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
BOWLING
>-srr nI,cx PIN LEAGUE

36T SGD SW--IIUg
TorIrh,-Bc-semer No. ~. Ohio l.
Cyclones VS.. Ohio >.
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ro,als 20 $50 "63 $65 los
Tonight: F.. A. A. c. vs.. Baucrs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-08
ANNAWAN

]. H. Peltier, cashier OF the
Farmers State bank, was called to
Cambridge on legal business last
week.
Miss Lelie Pont, daughter OF
Samuel Pont, president OF the State
Bank Of Annawan, who has been
sick for some time, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Anna Douglass of Breeds
Vile, Mich, is here for visit with
relatives and friends. This was for
merry her home.
T. Tenpound has abandoned the
trip that he had planned to Ari-
IONA and has hired out for the sea-
son to William Elgin.
Word has just been received here
Of the death last month OF Miss Ed
gerton. daughter of Rev Mr. Edger-
ton, former pastor of the Congre-
gational church here
ID. A. Howard of Atkinson was
here on business Friday.
Miss Theresa Decker left FRIDAY
night for Davenport, where she
spent the week end with friends.
Mrs. Gertie VanHyfte DeDecker
visited in Moline Friday.
| Mrs Harry o. Wilson. who has
I been confined to her home for the
past week with grippe is able to be
out again.
Miss Catherine Howes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Howes,
was home from Villa de Chantal,
Rock Island, for the week end.
( Word comes from New Mexico,
where Mrs. John Haley of Newton,
Iowa, is spending the winter in
quest of health, that she is gain
/ ing.
David Potter, who is superin-
| tending the work on the Holzinger
farms, in the vicinity of Newton,
Iowa, was home to spend the week
end with his family.
| At the morning service at the
! Community church Sunday, Rev.
Bradubrn spoke on THE Power of
the Gospel; at the evening service
on THE Magnetism of Christ" Mrs.
Bradburn spoke on THE Power OF
/ service.
Mrs. Frank G. Baker has gone to
I Springfield. She goes to be with
her sister, Miss A. Blanche Slater,
who is convalescing from an opera
ton in the Springfield hospital.
John Dwyer attended the automo-
bile show in Chicago last week.
| Earl Sharlet, the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sharlet, was
{ taken sick with scarlet fever last
week
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mowen enter
tanned William Howes and family
! at dinner Sunday.
| Miss NJ. Gertrude Everett, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Everett,
is home from Knox college between
semesters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Heath
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Barthelman in Sheffield.
James Newell, who has been Wis
! ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Newell, has gone to Tampico.
Petitions are being circulated
asking that a special election be
held to vote on the question of is
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GALVA

Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Lukey of
Kewanee We're visitors here over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hinderlighter on West Di-
vision street.
Raymond Elliott was in Chicago
/ last week, where he attended a re-
, union of some of the sailors who
served on the U. S. S. Essex and
Commodore during the war. The
reunion was held aboard the Com
modore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cromien, who
have been residents here for sew
eral years, will move to their farm
south OF Lafayette. Mr.. Cromien
resides in Mellowyille at the pres
ent time.
Both of the Sunday services at
the north side Methodist church
were largely attended. There were
237 at the Sunday school meeting
in the morning.
Mrs. A. F. Benson received a tel
egram Saturday evening that her
cousin. Oscar Swanson of Batavia.
had passed away at his home there.
Mrs. Benson left Sundy morning
/ for Batavia. Ill.
! P. e. Russell OF Wyoming was a
business caller here Monday. Years
! ago Mr. Russell was a policeman
at Galva
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Windosch
of Bishop Hill spent Sunday here
at the home of their daughter and
/ her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Kiemm.
! Eric Lindstrum, who lives north
east of Bishop Hill, is lying serious
/ ly i'll at his home with pneumonia
| Mr.. Lindstrum is well known in
Galva.
+ Mrs. Vivian Chapman Burnett is
! III at the home of her sister. :Irs.
, DeWolf 1t is feared she may have
pneumonia.
! Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ar
wilson of GalTa had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl NordstrOm. from
Rock Island.
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suing bonds for building a $4,000
school house.
Mrs. H. C. Lucas is here from
Prairie City, Ill, for a visit with
her husband, H. C. Lucas.
Prof. H F. Knarr left for Chica
go this morning to buy school
books with which to replace those
destroyed by fire. He will bring
the books back with him and not
take any chances on the delays in
cident to freight, express or parcel
post shipments.
Frank Baker will sell his farm
and move to Geneseo. He will oc-
cupy the residence that had been
fitted up for his mother, the late
Mrs. W. P. Baker.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LARGE MANUFACTURER WANTS
agents sell advertised brand mems shirts
direct to wearer. No capital or ex-
perience required Free samples NJ adj
son Mills, 505 Broadway. New York.
AGENTS WANTED: In EVERY TOWN
in Illinois. to represent the Illinois In
dustral Union, a mutual protective
association, life and accident GOOD sell
ing contract. liberal commissions to
agents. Address Robert Irwin, score.
taTy. Box 400. Eldorado. Ill.
YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE BIG MONEY
resllverlng mirrors, auto refiectors-
metal plating, outfit furnished Write
for particulars. International Labora-
tories. Dept. G. i. 3OS-3II Fifth ave-
nue., New York.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: STEAM HEATED;
windmill supplies water for house; three
large lots Blacksmith shop with full
set of machinery for iron and wood
work: on two lots. Call A. T. Ander-
son. Lynn Center, III.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREfAn o.
continued to date covering any real es-
tate IN the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is
land Title q Abstract Company: ". j.
Sweeney. secretary. 20C-212 Central
Trust q Savings Bank building.
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RCHANICAL ENGINEER

H. KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
-s made. Jigg and Fixture designing
speGalty Ideas developed. E. B..
@ssaaells Mech. Consytg Eng. associated
sa0 n W. N Haskell Patent Attorney.
S's-oIV Best Bldg Phone &. L 766.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-08
WANTED-SALESME-

man district agent fer an Illinois
company writing net cost automobile
and workmens compensation insur-
ance. Give full particulars in first
letter. Answer Insurance" care Argus.
SALESMAN: If YOU WANT Sc, 900 THIS
year write me. Strong for retail
stores Nationally advertised. Liberal
weekly advance to producers W Mer-
gan. Mgr, 1920 Euclid. Cleveland, Ohio,
Dept 544.
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