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mighty poor judgment and poor show
manship near the close Of the act l
never have seen any comedy IN man
exposing his undershirt or a bare back.
They have some clever material and with
a little more showmanship this act could
stand out as a winner on any bill
Frank North and win Halliday con-
tribute q rural Offering under the name
OF Back to Wellington" The Bob
Pender Troupe are stilt walkers and &c
centric dancers. This act would do well
to dispense with their opening number
and so right into their eccentric dancing.
The children win like this act.
Else and Paulsen are ice skaters who
do some really wonderful dancing on Ice
skates. Their Apache Dance numbers
on skates is masterpiece. Remain in
your seats until this act is over.
At B. h. Keith's all week.-W. ID. Fl.
Il IL
MOTHER GOOD BILL
ON VIEW AT LYRIC.
a splendid bill, headed by Bob Finley
and Dorothy Bush and the Cinema Girls,
prevails at the Lyric this week.
Bob Finley introduces himself in a
short movie comedy and then appears IN
the audience, finally arriving on the
stage with a line OF chatter. The movie
bCTcS1 goes up AtNtdAAhH an NaHb"A@1D
stage setting with a male accompanist at
the piano. Finley then introduces the
Cinema Girls during a humorous song.
Songs and dances follow. Dorothy Bush,
who shares honorN with Finley, IS a
clever entertainer. Her kid" songs were
Well done. Near the close Of the act,
Finley appears IN bathing suit attire
as many fans have seen him dressed on
the screen.
The act OF Esse, AT and Clark is
another bright spot on the bill. 1t con-
sists OF a male pianist and two girls,
who play violins. Their program is
pleasing.
Wilson and Wilson is a colored team
OF comedians, who have a fast moving
line Of chatter. The song. You Can't
Fool All the People All the Time" Is a
clever number.
Eddie Clark and company add variety
to the bill with some character deliuea-
lions. He is assisted by a young woman
a. me piano.
Howell and Gear have a novel opening
and an amusing line OF patter and songs.
Fairbanks and Major have Van amusing
turn called The Romance OF an Egg"
Billy Kincaid entertains with wee
hit OF everything" namely Scotch
comedy, music, Juggling and strong man
stunts. He is a real Snowman. The
Powell Troupe close the bill with an ex-
cellent tlght-wire act that is worth wait
ing to see.
At the Lyric all week.
l.
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= ............,...M uFray anu HugIe5
VINO Help Observation-Disclosures.
Misses Morrissey, Joelet and Ramsey
It's Getting Dark............. Ensemble
Jingle Jingle" remains on view all
week at the Park.
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Councilmen Claycombe and Walter ".
Wise opposed the Ray bill with vigOr.
On the roll call they and Councilman
Bramblett voted no" However, when
the vote was announced six 10 three for
passage all three changed their votes to
aye" Mr. ClaycOmbe then served
written notice that he would ask for re-
consideration OF the measure at the next
meeting. This means that the bill will
not go to the mayor for signature until
after the next meeting, providing the
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PRIME Sc samotny pan ma
byt, Sc vslm zarizenim, zvlast-
nj vchod a kamna ma vareni.
Haste Sc V els. 1925 vych. 40.
ulice. 81
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PRODA Sc

81 AkRU, 8 pokojovy dum,-
bankban, silo, bllze Hudson,
10 kravs 3 kone, 3 vepfi, $50
slepic, 2 gasolinove stroje, 10
akru psenice. Vymeni Sc "a
jedno neb dvourodinny dunn.
Cena S16.400.
5-akrova drubeznicka farma
5 mil cd Clevelandu, 7-pokojo-
w dunn z cihel, garaz i .jine bu-
dovy $500.
V Corlett, novy 5-pokojovy
dunn, moderni, hotove jen
$1,000. Cena $500.
Novy moderni 6-pokojovy
dunn blize Warner Rd. skoly,
hotoVe $1.0O neb Vas lot. Zby-
tex jake rent. Dotazy zodpovr
John JareS, 5S47 Broadway.
IS
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Ma Petrine.

Nikdy nezdala Sc Lice Pra-
ha tax krasnou, jake kdyz ma
hi shlizela S vrcholu Petrina We
spolecnosti Ferryho. Jak "a
jimave umel mluvit 0 hluclcim
mestu, ktere sc rozprostiralo
pred jejich zraky hlubine,
protkanou strlbrnou stuhou VI
tavy. Ferry mel tolik fantasia,
kterou upoutaval jeji pozor.
most. Sla touze cestou nescisl-
nekrate, a prece Sc il zdalo, re
vidi ten uchvatny obraz dnes
poprve.
"Reknete mi, elm to je, re
spojujete v sobe tolik dobra a
zaroven tolik zIa?"
"Cemu rikate dobro a cemu
zlo? Lide tax mnohdy oba ty-
to pojmy zamenuji.'
"Co vas vlastne privedlo ma
|tuto nebezpecnou drahu 1.-Two
|ta?"
Ferry Sc chvili odmIcel, pax
odVetil tise:
"'Laska."
Lii necekalaf toto sloyo. -
Pusobilo ma nj prazvlastnim do
LINEN. Pocitila jakousi uzkost,
dokonce snad bolest, aniz 81 IL
vedomila, proc.
Ferry pokracoval:
"Ano, laska mne uvedla IA
Ituto drahu. Zamiloval jsem 81
divku, .iez Sc mi zdala svym
okolim, sym vychovanlm
svou povahou nedostupnou.--
lZila V pfepychu, mela poza-
davky princezny a ia byl pro
sly clovek, bohaty pouze svy.
mi ciny. Bylo nutno podnik.
nout neco, elm bych Sc predm6-
tn sve lasky pribllzil. Wolf
jsem ne~jrychlejsl a nejijistejs'
prostredek. Jsem j nyni BIO.
hatstvim roVen -
"MyslIm, kdyby vas milova.
la, re nebylo treba vymyslet
prostredku k zbohatnuti."
ooh, slctno, jak bych by
mohl zadat, ably Sc spokojila
mymi nepatrnymi prijmy. By
LA uvykla prepychu a nechte
iseml, ably Sc musila odrici
| ien ledine cigarety, jez dove
/ dla kouriti S nalez!tou bravu
rou."
'Mysllm, re by j to nebyl'
Ia tezko Nzdyt' my zeny kou
rlme vice Z koketnosti, NEIL
: potreby. Toho ,mohla zcel
dobre postradat.'
Mate pravdu. Dokonce S
mi IDA nepekne, koufi-li Zens
/, Ale chtel jsem dociliti toht
ably zanechala pozdeji kourel
len proto, ze Sc mi to nellbi,
ne proto, re tbych byl meme
prostredku k zaopatrovani j,
i jlch choutek. Chtel .jsem, ab
sc zajimala 0 mou praci, ab
Sc zajimala 0 veci prospesne
nepe4toNala jenom zahalclv
ziyot bohaeu. Ale toho jse:
chtel docllit jena jen laskou
(Pokracovani.l
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VELkY "BARGAIN"
MA WEST .

Stor, vhodny pro jakykoliv
obchod S 2 obydlimi o 5 svet. a
koupelnou kazdy, plyn ell. sve-
tia a velky lot ulice dlazdena.
Cena pouze $1,000 a $4,000 no.
tove staci = Majetek Sc naleza
V {. 1888 w. "a. NJ. nedaleko
Clark Ave. aneb Sc pteite u +.
Novak, 327l E. 55th st. bllze
Broadway. Bdway 2206 j.
1-3l
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"Mala hodinka. OvSem,

lllll NdSlIi UIlShtlu Slldu pun
| druhe-"
"A kudy mann jiti?"
"Tady rovne pc silnici,''
"Nemohl byste mi aspon cd
prodat nejaky starry destnik?
Zacina Ease uz prset.'
"A to my mic takoveho ne
name. Chcete-li, prenecham
VAN pytel. Dejte 81 no pres
hlavu, jake my to delame! A
ma deSt' nenadavejte! My uz
ma nej cekame ctyry nedele."
Chalupnik prinesl pytel, Z
nehoz udelal .iakousi kapuci,
posadil jej detektivovi ma hla-
WI, pfijal ctyricet korun a V
Bob Backovi i teto presmut-
ne situaci Oval Sc detektiv.
Pravil chalpnikovi:
"Abyste v6del, $ kym jste
mluvil: ia isem slavny detek-
tiv Bob Back Z Prahy. Neve-
rite? Presvedcim vas. Budete
zde NIT brzy poSvlceni, rad 81
z~apytlaclte a mate zasobu
mouky."
Vesnican otevrel uzasem oci.
"Nedivte Sc, priteliGku. to
w je MOLE povolani. Praise
vam chroclfta V chlivku, 20
svlceni tedy jeste nebylo. Ia
sobn mouky mate, nebot' z O.
braceneho pyle sypou Sc m
zbytky do tvari a pytlaka pc,
INA. jsem We vas Poole pusky
vislci We svetnici."
"A ia VAN reknu, mily pane
detektive, re ,jste 81 to trochu
popletl. Posviceni jsme tt
nell V nedeli, tuhle mi tam w.
razili cub, ten pytel je cd 0.
trub, ktere kupuji ma sisky pro
busy, protoze mouku nemam,
a Ia fllnta, to je tatikova, kite.
ry .Je haJnym ma K%onopiSti. -
Jestli tax vSecko uhadnete, tt
vas lituji.'
Bob Back stahl 81 pytel pre-
zrudly oblicej a nastoupil ola
lie svou smutnou cestu ku Pra
re.
Druha boure hnala Sc nat
krajinou, dest' vytrvale rinu
Sc S oblak a Jesenice .jeste tai
daleko. Prlsahal pomstu re
lenemu automobile, prokllna
Idnesni smulu a spilal 81 hlupc.
q oslu.
rPromocen Skrz Ia Skrz q L
J, trmacen k padnuti, zastavil S
: u mustku pod silnici a pony
| slel ma to, &c tam V uzkcm /
. krytu pocka do rama, ackoll
S sumeni vody nikterak neslibt
valo prijemny nocleh. w slt
zal clio hlubokeho prikopl
kdyz v tom zaslechl hrcenl pt
Ivozu.
!. Vratil sc na silnici a ceka
Vuz, kryty plachtou, .jel SIN
.lrem Ike Praze. Koci, vezou
mleka 2 velkostatku, slitov;
h Sc mad Bob Backem a umlst
: no mezi bandaskami We voz
Jeste nez dojeli k Jesenici. :
i zmofeny detektiv usnul a sp
az do Prahy.
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PLATIME NEJVYSSl CENY

PRODA Sc neb vymeni dunn
"a cukrovinkovy obchod V do
brem okoli. Nechte adresu v
adm. Sveta pod znackou cob
chod". q
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc zkuseny prodavac
v odevnim obchod6. Musl umet
'cesky d domluyit Sc polsky.
Haste Sc u John Volka, 61O7
Broadway. 2,
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mem VIM NSeckO a on 0 mne
mic, mohu 81 S MIN zahrat jake
kocka S mysi. Toho chlapika
dnes ztrestam iak nalezi -"
"Prosim - pekne prosim -
ien zadne nasilil"
Ferry Sc usmal.
"Bud'te klidna. Pocasi je
nam priznivo. Trest pana Bob
Backa zaCina. Podivejte SET
Ukazal rukou ma okna vozu,
kde pocaly stekati prouzky
deSt'ove vody, nebot' re zata-
zene oblohy rinul Sc drobny,
letni destik a obcas mihnul sc
blesk, provazeny vzdalenym
rachotem.
Bob Back nepohodlne POI
sici drzel sc obema rukama, a
V houstnoucim deSti proklinal
potichu svou smulu. Zrovna
dnes, kdy Sc mu naskytla TAX
krasna "prflezitost dopatrati Sc
zahadnych styku millionaire
w dcery Sc spodinou spoletno-
sti, zroVna dnes zene Sc bouTc
Coz pax EN- autu, tenn sc to
Scdclo V Suchu, ale on, chudak
lie hez pfistresl, vydan ma po-
spas vzrastailclmu desti!
v duehu Sc uteSoval, re ne
muze toto utrpenI dlouho IT,
vat. Usuzoval Poole poslednI
projizd'ky, re must byt ma MI
ste kazd6 chvile. SNAIL Sc v
houstnoucl tine rozeznati biz
kost ulice, kde byl Gil .iejich
cesty, ale nebylo mono orien-
tovati Sc pr rychlosti jizdy a
Y oblicej Slehajlcim desti.
Pojednou pozoroval, re au-
to yyjlzdi ma silnici. Obrysy
poslednich dnu a jakasi Drama
kmitly Sc kolem- neho rychlosti
bleSku q 2dalo Sc mu, re rozc-
znava V dalce VySehrad. Vida
luji Sc tedy Prahy! Pro boha,
kan jcn ten s~plaseny automo-
bill jede?.
Pc Silnici stekaly az potuG-
ky Nody, kterG tvorily Y slime
vrstVe prachu kaluze blata. -
Bob Back byl znenahla pro-
mokly az ma koSili. Chtel Sc
Skotit, ale automobil JED rych-
lostl, ktera znemoznila kazdy
podobny pokus. Jest6 Stesti,
re ma sltl zapomnell remen,
ikterym sc yeas privazal, j.
max byl by az jiste srazil vaz.
V tehle posici videt jei mel
slavny Sherlock Holiness! Co
by byl 81 on pocal V podobn6
situaci? A JeSte k tomu S ia
kovym nepohodlnym brlskem.
Kan II Gerta no vlastne We
you? Coz ten proklety auto
mobil sc vubec nezastavi? DO
jakcho dobrodruzstvi je zaple-
ten? hdybN no aspon dovezli X
dkrytu zmizeleho Millionaire.
Tim byl by Bob Back odSkod-
men ia vsecky utrapy,
Vuz rltil Sc stale dal a da
20 roanoke silnici. Ferry
Lilkau Sc bavili a costa Jim II
bihala velmi priJemne. Roz
hodne p$iJemneji, neil vzadt
privazanenau Bob Backovi.
DeSte neubyValo. Naopak
~rozztrila Sc boure, blesky 0
zafovaly ztemnGlou oblohu /;
ohlusujicl rachot hromu temel
neustaval. Proudly vody sply
valy S oblak, &c spodn kal, bla
to a splna a uproStred nest as
IA obet' sveho poHolanl.
. Bob Back byl bllzck zoufal
stti Jeho krasny, noNy, Sed.
obleh, ia ktcry Vcera Vyplace
krcicimu Rybickovi rovnc DIV.
tisicc zlatych, Dude moci zitr
hodit IA Smetiste.
Ultra Dozije Sc vubec nc
iakeho zltfka? Je mono, alb
1ohle pfedrZel? >Promocen. II
kuzi, vyhladovely, ztrnuly
ztuhIy vzyyal nebesa, ably tot
utrpeni w skoncilo. trebas
tax, he BY do Mich hrom udt
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Zeleny AUTOMOBILE.
Romanek milionafovy dcery. = Napsal Josef Skruzny

pronasledoval, kdoz vi, echo by
Sc n~eodvazili. Snad by to by
la posledni jeho costa IA tom
to svete.
koneCne!
Automobil zmirnil jlzdu, az
Sc docela zastavil. Ma puste
silnici. Dvirka Sc otevirala a
proto Bob Back, ktery mezi
zmirnenim jizdy povolil re-
men, iimz byl opasan, seskocil,
ably nebyl vystupujicimi zpo-
zorovan.
SeskoGil? Kde pax! Svalil
Sc jake zok, nebot' udy mel
ztuhle a telo bez vlady. Sku-
Ill Sc do mekkeho blata, pc
nemz sklouzl do skarpy.
Ferry vystoupil ma silnici,
porucil s%oferovi, ably obratil
vuz a sam Sc rozhledl, jakoby
in6koho hledai. Detektiv pri-
krcil Sc We Sharpe, ale Ferry
spatril jeho placatou cepici.
Vsedl znovu do voZu a nez 81
Bob uvedomil, CO sedeje, mi
eel automobil dalce.
Jen Sc detektivovi zdalo, ia
ko by byl zaslechl zvolani:
"St'astnou cestu, pane Blu
bakun
Nest'astny Bob Back ohma-
tai sve udy a pokusil Sc vstat.
konecne Sc mu to podarilo.
Usedl ma kamen Il silnice a
u~vazoval, kde vlastne je. Bou-
re Sc pfehnala, ale drobny de-
silk dosud trval. Mad MIN
tmava obloha, .kolem tmava
krajina, pod MIN Gerne blato a
nikde ziveho tVora. Nemel pc
tuchy, kde Sc naleza.
V dalce spatril kmitat jaka-
81 sv6telka. Mic platno, musI
pomySlet, dostati Sc odtud.
Spllal 81 V duchu pro svuJ
nest'astny napad a snazil Sc
uklidnit svc rozbourene my
slenky, Go ta z~trestena Jizda
bez ellie znamenala? Zjistili
asi ieho pritomnost IN autem,
proto no vvvezli Il mesta, ably
nell volnc ruce. Je vidGt, re
ma co emit Z bandou rafinoya-
nych lupicu a jeSte NIUE de-
kovat bohu, re Sc no nezbavili
horSlm zpusobem!
Mczi tlmto uvazovanim BIZ
I'll Sc pomalu Ike svetlum a w
pozoroval obrysy iakychsi dom
ku. Konecne sc k MIN dobel-
hal a vessel hned do prvniho
staveni, kde zurivym stekotem
PISA privolan, objevil Sc ma pra
hu venkovan.
"Kdo pax jste a co tn chce-
te?"
"Prosim vas, priteli, jak da-
leko je odtud ma stanici a ku-
dy tam prijdu?"
INA iakou stanici?"
INA stanici drahy, abych
mohl odjeti do Prahy.'
Venkoyan, ktery 81 zprvu
neduveiive prohlizcl Bob Ba.
cka, Sc rozeSmal:
"a Wy jste dobry. Coz ne.
vite, re odtud name ma nadra.
i asi tax daleko, jake do PRIV
ny? Odkud iste a kdo jste?'
"Jsem Il Prahy a jsem de-
jsem dekoraterem"
"A kde .jste Sc tax Zdelal?'
Teprve nynl povsiml 81 Bol
Back, re vypada, jakoby vylez
re stoky.
"Udelalo SC mi nevolno "a II
Dadl jsem do blata,'
"A odkud jdete?"
"Odkud? No, totiz j
jsem -. Dctektiv nevede
% by rckl. ITO je dlouha h
torie, priteli a musil bych val
nnoho vypraveti. Ale predt
Jslm dovolte, abych zde va
)respal - zaplatlm YAM mile
rad -"
4 Ale venkovan mel w pod,
b zreni.
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PRODA Sc. domek o sesti po-
kojich S koupelnou, vse V do
brem poradku. Cena jenom
$2,o0O.OO, nebot' musl byt pro
dan Y nejkratsim case. Je
hned k nastehovani. Blizsi Sc
sd6ll u +. Smetana, 1923 Dol
loft Rd. ?
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Zvlastni pomnik, tvorba francouzskeho sochare, Georges
Du Boise, jenz byl by zrizen v mort ma miste, kde Lusitania
byla potopena, jest navrh Francie ma Zvecneni nejhanebnejSi-
no aktu sv6tove valky. Navrhovany pomnik, predstavujici
proslci matku a jeji ditko ma vlnach ma voru, ma byti umisten
zrovna tam, kde veliky osobnf parnik byl torpedovan a poto-
pen Nemci. More ma tonic miste, prot irskemu pobfezi, jest
100 stop hluboke a planem Jest postaviti pomnik ma voru, jenz
bl by upevnen lany Ike dnu. Draty spojene s pobrezim u
moznily by jeho osvetlovani "a noel, tax ably zaroven byl ma
iakem, varuiicim moreplavce pred skalisky.
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PRONAJME Sc:

Sc farma Q 80
akrech. 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra.
sata, s!epice, 10 akru pastvin,
seno, owes, slama. brambory q
hospodarske nacini. Haste Sc
u JOS. sedivy, 1879 vych. 40,
ILL.,. rob Hamm Ave. 7
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PRODA Sc. cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre jdouci, kde Sc trzi
$500 tydne. Naleza Sc Ma vych.
1862. ul. V Collinwood. Velmi
dobre okoli. Haste Sc u jedna-
tele, 1921 E. 55th st., 1-31
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Elmer Stauffer, out in the Ked-
ron valley, was rendered uncon-
scious Saturday. His brother, Cal
vim Stauffer, from Saybrook, III,
came Sunday to care for him and
help him with his work until ne
RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Susie McDermond and her
two daughters, Miss Marjorie Nc
Dermond and Miss Mabel McDer-
mond, of Princeton are visiting Mrs.
McDermond's mother, Mrs Chris
tina Ever.
After several days Illness Leslie
Salxnan Is able 10 return 10 the
Hooppole high school.
Misses Ethel Elder and Lillian
Hammel, pupils Of the Geneseo high
school, have weeks vacation
which they are spending at their
respective homes
Kathryn Kipp. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Karl Kirp, is q grip sur
ferer.
Mud creek is on the rampage as
a result OF the heavy rains
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SET DATE FOR
COUNTY MEET;
100 EXPECTED
Plans for Young Peoples Confer.
ence Are Made; WIZ Hold
Session In the Woods

Plans were made last night to
entertain 100 young people Friday
and Saturday, April % and 20. al
the first countrywide young peo-
pies conference to be held In Rock
Island. Representatives of Rock
Island and Moline Y. NJ C. AS,
Rock Island Y. W. C. A. the County
Sunday School association and the
boosters were present Rapresen-
tatives OF these organizations win
attend the meeting and delegates
from Sunday schools from all parts
of the county will also be present.
The conference has been postpon-
ed several times because OF con-
hicting dates.
Arrangements are still fncom-
plete, but the opening banquet will
probably be held in the. 7. W. c. A.
A session viii be held in the First
Methodist church, and the noon
meal on Saturday, the closing day
OF the conference, will be served
in the woods. If the weather per-
mits. the Saturday afternoon ses-
sion will also be held in the woods.
delegates will be invited to make
II a hike" tramping from down
town to the designated camp.
To Stimulate Activities.
The Countrywide meeting will
be open to boys and girls from the
ages of Is to % years. The theme
of the conference has not yet been
selected The gathering OF the
young people of the county is being
held to create a livelier interest in
the lily clubs and to stimulate
young peoples activities in the
Sunday schools.
Rev. ]. A. Chapman, pastor of
The First Methodist church; Rev.
Frank Court, pastor of St. Johns
Methodist church, Davenport; Rev.
a. Frank Houser. pastor of the Cal
vary Baptist church, Davenport,
who were to have delivered ad-
dresses at the conference before it
was postponed, will probably be
the speakers.
e Roy Johnson, president of the
Boosters, was named chairman of
the general committee, which is
composed Of W. E. Van Patten. Mo
line; o. j. Stirratt. II. L. Best, John
Hauberg, Miss Georgia First and
Miss Myrtle Vessel, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Save on These Bargains
in the Infants Dept.

Infants long and short
dresses, sizes 6 months to
2 years; fine white main
sock, hand made yokes, for
49c.
Infants Csc crib blank
cts, 30x40. Pink and blue
plaid, 49c each.
Beach cloth bIoomer
dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years.
Kimona sleeve. button on
shoulder, with pockets;
S9c each.
Little boys or girls
heavy blue denim overalls;
shoulder straps; sizes 2 to
g years; 75c each.
Children's rompers, some
checked, some plain, some
with embroidery; sizes 2 to
6 years; CSC values, sec
each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
ANNAWAN

John Boyd. Jr., has secured a po-
sition as salesman for Ely & Co.,
Of Mineral. Johnnie" is an exper-
fenced salesman as he has had long
experience with Lager & Co. here
before he enlisted in the service.
3 Mrs. Harry Elder is visiting rel
satives and friends at Tonica and
Nenona.
Miss Grace Langeville, saleswo-
man for Lager & Co, is having u
weeks vacation.
Frank Slater OF Cedar Rapids
came last week for a visit with his
pm. Hugh Slater.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
More Bargains in
the Wash Goods:

3S-inch figured dress
ROLES, in small checks, flo
raj and Persian patterns;
light and dark shades. Sat-
urday these 3S-inch dress
voiles go on sale at I2KC
yard.
32-inch cotton pongee
(similar to soisette); pink,
light blue, cream, tan and
light brown; for mems
shirts. boys blouses, dress
es, pajamas, etc. Worth in
a regular way 29c; these
slightly soiled, go, now, at
I5c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

right Of use of interest to the wild
ow.
The court is asked to determine
if Degaeter intended that the mon
ey for the children should be
placed in trust, or should pass to
the custody and control OF the
widow during her life time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
ASKS COURT TO
CONSTRUE Will
Freeufer Of AIbric Degeater Estate
Uncertain Of Provisions Reiat
ing TO Requests.

The circuit court is asked to con-
strue the will of Albric Degeater
of East Moline, WHO died Feb. s,
1920. Charles F. Carpenter, adj
ministrator, today filed petition to
have the will construed.
1t is shown that the estate is
ready to be closed, but the petition
err processes to be uncertain OF the
intent OF that part of the will con-
veying cash sums of 81 900 to each
of the children but reserving the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Extra large bleach
ed double thread
Turkish towels, size
z3xzz; would be
cheap ct soc; Satur-
day all day if they
last, 3oc apiece.
Unbleached crash
toweling, with red
woven border; Sat
urday not more than
10 yards to each at SC
yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

youths indicted for theft of furs
belonging to William Strohmeier,
Andalusia, was admitted to proba-
ton yesterday by Judge W. T.
Church, in circuit court.
Martin Mccain, who was indict-
ed for the same offense, has been
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Twenty-seven Dozen
Ladies Tricolette Blouses
Go at $1.95

Ladies fancy silk tricolette
blouses, in all the new spring
shades, made to sell at up to
1898; not plain, but trimmed
in varying stenciled and beaded
motifs. An odd one here and
there with a slight defect hard
ly noticeable in the weave,
makes the whole lot go at one
price, SI.o5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

These Sale Bargains in the Shoe Dept:
Ladies' patent leather oxfords, low rubber heel,
worth S4.98, sale price 1898 pair.
Ladies' patent leather one strap "Flapper'
slippers with white ivory welt soles; 1898 pair.
Children's sturdy brown Stitch-down shoes;
heavy well-shaped soles; 1860 Leather; sizes to
12 should be for $500; $1.9e pair.
Boys good $3.50 brown calf shoes, hardy soles,
rubber heels; sizes to 5H; $2.49 pair.
Boys brown elk good solid outing shoes, sizes
IL to 5H; SO pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Two of the best selling n corse have
other embroidery
good hose supporters; also a $500 number.
When the P N traveller
materials the but which
special
$1.00 doesn't day.
Now in time for this Moline Sale
$780, but just Choice of these two styles
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

The Ladies' Aid .Societg
OF the First Christian
Church piH hold a bakery
sale here at the Fisk and
Loosely store, tomorrow,
Saturday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Crocodiles. like ostriches sv.,
low pebbles and small stones fo-
the purpose of grinding their feoJ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

at liberty on probation several
DAYS, while Melvin Furlong. the
third member of the trio, has for
feited bond of $1,000.