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PAINTING, wALLPAPERlNG. Ell
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

OF IT'LL PREPARED On
continued 70 date covering any real e.
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock L.
land Title L Abstract Company: ". J.
Sweeney, eeGesary 2O0-212 Central
Trust 1 Savings Bank building.
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NOTICE EX.SEEyICE MEN!

If YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED. REGISTER
your name at the AueEican Legion
Headquarters. Sixteenth street and Third
aveuGe. Efforts are beinS put forth 70
as possible Bring your DISCHARGED o.
tidcste with you.
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NOTICE.

On and after the date hereof. /
will not be responsible for any
debts or obligations other than
those personally contracted by my
self. WILLIAM E. SMITH
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1872.
ADVERTISEMENT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BOY EXPERIENCED IN GROCERY AND
confectionery. Address "a" care
Argus.
BOY IA WANTS WORK FOR SUMNER.
r. l. 5227
DRAFTING EFFICIENTLY DONE. WRITE
Box 263. Davenport. Phone Law. 6&06.
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FOR SALE-FARH LANDS

RICH. HARDWOOD. CUT-OvEH LAND
In north Wleconsin. mile from town On
couE.y road. Easy terms. Fine fishing
and hunting. Dr.. Rov!ey. AaAland.
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WANTED-SALESH-..
TIRE Statesmen!

SaAAE1C.0
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
Credit for all business going into ter
ritory. Dealers cannot resist PROPOSE |
ton. Very highest grade tires. lowest
prices, direct from factory to dealers.
Must have your own car and work ter
rltory intenslvely. Permanent position.
Straight commission, with drawing &C
count after first week. Fun instruc-
tons and samples free Give all de-
tails about yourself in first letter. Odell
Rubber Co.. South Bend. Ind.
A "Go-GETTER. HARD WORKER. AG-
gressive for an old reliable manufac-
turer. Man with light machine pre-
terred. Nationally known products.
Sa:ary and bonus, expenses advanced.
exclusive territory in Illinois or Iowa.
State age, past sales experience, tee
phone number. address and references.
no consideration gwen to application
without same. Mail replies to Herman
Fiuegei. Black Hawk Hotel. Daven-
port, Iowa.
Statesmen. h-SERvICE MEN AND
other live wires. including women. won
derful opportunity every town. estab-
hsh DISTRIBUTION ollice. carry small stock,
employ field workers. Liberal commits
sion. drawing account Investigate. OPP
pcrtunity knocks here. Reply detailing
Qualifications. Noel Kinaman. 3y S.
State. Chicago.
SALESMAN WITH CAR TO vAAL4 Ua
dealers with loves. priced cord Anu
fabric tires. 500 and expenses. Crss-
ca Cord Tire Co.. Plymouth. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~A--~~>~~
SEWING. REAsoNA ABLE. eel
Eleventh street.
DREssMAKING AND SEWING. REASON
.oie, silk shirts made to order. ISL
Thirty -fourth street. 4. l. 4354.
BoARDERs. ADDRESS x" CARE
LADIES. TaEEE Is NO BETTER SAM
tary place to have your clothes laun-
desed than At 726 Thirteenth street. Il.
I. 2043.
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER. ALL KINDS
repair work. Gus Swanson. B. l. 2671.
HOME FOB FINE PET CAT. No CHARGE.
Must have home at once. Phone 3. l.
1910.
YOU CAN OBTAIN ALL YOUR NEEDS
in tho plumbing material line at the
lowest prices at Alien. Myers Co.
They will install it too. If you win.
ELECTRIC WIRING, REPAIRING. LIGh4-
ing fixtures. prices TO SUIT. Fifth Ave
nue. Electric Shop. 2oo2 Fifth avenue.
SKILL Full SERvI4s ON UPHoLsTER-
ing. repairing AID Grating. 3. I. 1773.
BEATING. PLUMBING. FURNACES.
sheet metal work and Welding. Pipes,
valves. fittings Aad supplies. Alien.
Myers 4 Co. &. l. Is.
| WANTED: CARPENTER WORK. REA-
| Sensible figures given on remodeiing and
| repairing and screening Of all kinds.
| Building garages specially. Gail 4.
| !. c227.
FRED DOECKEI. CONTRACTOR AND
| builder All kinds repair work. f.
| RACES. 1853 Twenty third avenue. 3. L
| BIG.
CARPET WEAVING. OLD BRUSSELS
| and ingram rugs made over. Sutton Rus
! Co. 1922 Fifth avenue. Mol. 1023Y.
KALE PLUMBING SHOP. 1921 THIRD
avenue. r. I. 25l. Reddence B. l. $3.50
BETHANY HOME WANTS RUGS. WILL
| be very grateful for any donations.
WINDOW SHADES: CALL B. l. 013 FOE
window ahades Of al kinds. We .Aec
revive and clean old shades. 3. 1
| Shade Co., 1917 Is Second avenue.
HEMSTITCHING
COTTON Re UP. SILK &c. PLEATISe
| skirts, Use 3. P. Klindt. Ladies Tailor
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CYLINDER GRINDING.

HIGH-CLASS WORR. BLIEsENER. 1Sl7
Third avenue. Is. !. AN.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

MASONIC. :.
Naeoutc Temple, Eighteenth strest md
Fifth avenue.
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. +. 1 A. n. WI
IN be held on tia nTst Thurs.
ANA day Of each month at 7:3o
W3 D. m. s. P. Burgess. W. H.;
N Hay o. Roderick. secfetasy'
ANoo GRoTTO NO. 81, ~ o. Y. r. =. B.
Stated meeting held
@ !: !; :: ::
ia on the first "Wednesday
OF each month. Whit
N~ ing prophets welcome.
kAN C. W, ThAchez. monarch
frank /. fasters0c. rec
Rotary.
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ron s4lE-nlscKLLAxneuaL

.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
s17s vlcxno14A AID n1coADs. LIKE
new. 3. Z $3.50. -
FIELD or STANDING HAY. HANDY /
location. \. ! I'd.
Gag sr0VK a. f108 THIRD AVE
me
r.rr-y,~.ss- --rre.rr.
AAhs6 ~ a.EsA4
THREE RUGs. DUoFOID. RocKE1 AND
chair to match. round table. sax leasnef
seated chairs, buAlst. library tshae. Two
. peas eo% n;,cse, c.s;nst dr...sr eaifion.
;er aos Sevensh stnset.
ao71rp c4NaRy SPLENDID sINGER
.1s1 rvsntaesh avenue
TSFn GOA FOUNTAIN WITH BACK
bar. 10 IT,. priced rishs for quick sale.
Address II. D." care Arsus.
WILTON VELVET 9xie. TUNED OAK
library tahls, golden OAK bui1et and din
ing table ana cnsir. lAof Inaf'eentn
ssca.
CoNPIKTE rURNI8HINGS or FIVE
rooms. cheap. 0Oi Eleventh avenue.
WILD NAILARD DECOY CALEB
DUCKS. 3. /. 36o9K. 1Ol5 Seven
tenth etreet.
CABlNET GAS AANGE WHITE ENAAEl<
TIM. Ceeao. Can =. !. $3.50.
FRESH APPLES BY PECK on BUSHEL,
1se'eN- =. = -N-s
DUOFOI.D LEATHER ROCKER. LEATH.
er sFncnair. table. library table, dreee-
er. eev1nx machine. chairs combinatiou
Stove rocker sanitary cot cabinet 1911
Seventeenth street.
WALL. CASES COUNTERS. ICE BOx
cash resiaer. scales. sate And elecfrlc
fan. 7A Fifteenth street
- -
COOK STOVE. Al CONDITION. 2363
Seveuteeuth street.
COOK STOVE, CHEAP. eel FOUE-
teenth-ond-a-h street.
plant, z, 900 gallon daily capacity. SAM
tary Dairy Co. 4331 Sixth avenue.
-. - 49, .--.-- -
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TRY ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
FIRST FOR MILK
And pay Is cents per Quart-(Ad-
vertisement4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CEMENT BLOCK GARAGE IN BUSINESS
district, size 26x26. Ruber Paint and
Wallpaper Co. Pill Fourth avenue.
Phone 3. l. 1924.
STORE 25x55. BEST LOCATION IN CITY.
317 Twentieth street.
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WANTED-FENALE. HELP

MARKETABLE HELP
WE HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSE
ton TO offer young women interested
in outside WORK. Steady employment
good salary. Apply in person to man
sSer Horst & Strieter. 1917 Second
avenue.
COMPETENT EXPERIENCED MAID FOR
/, housew0rk. references. 931 Twenty
third street.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Must have references. 744 Fifteenth
street.
FIRST CLASS STENOGRAPHER WITH
typewriter can have work at home. Ad-
dress L. B." care Argus.
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Z. A. II.

3. A. u.
THE STATED CoEvOcAT1oN OF ROCK
Island Chapter No. IS, =. A.
Asnksp y. vii. De held On The hrss
2NN Tuesday Of each month At
ASfE ESQ D. N. Charles G. Flint,
N EXP. T. Il. Ash. secEetarJ.
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
6W 69S, A. r. L A. 1-8tated
n MA1 meeting first FRIDAY Of EACH
XR month Marry Dsaecka. W.
~\ n. 4. H. Aitt. secretary.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
THE SLATED CoNCLAvE OF ROCK
Island CommaadeEy No. Is,
.cy'2sr> Knights IeMp.af viii be
KA1~A hetl Inc second MonoAy OF
aE@t each mouth. J. G. ScniiiinS-
W. q. Commands; ). L. Aaa'ss'.
recoraer.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. zoo
cc.er Of Eastern Star-Regular meeting
Second Wednesday OF each montn. Wis
ting Stars welcome Mrs. Katherine
LauEman. W. H.: Mary r. Areis. secre-
taEy.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 90. h A..
S. N. The stated assemblies will Be
held On the third Wednesday of each
month Visiting members cordially in
vited. James A. Morris. T. T. NJ:
Frank o. Csnady. Scordcr.
7, o. i.
BOOK nnAA1D AERIE NO. e6A YRA4YB
nal Order Of Eag.es-Regular meetings
first and third Tuesday Of esch month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue and
TWenty-fir street. Eddie Elliott, W. p.
James c. Wright secretary. 2529 Seventh
avenue. Phone B, I. 3117.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE INDUS
trial Lumber Co.'S farm land in Louis
lana SIS per acre, easy terms. N. G.
Booth. 4o2 Main street. Quincy, III.
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SALESMAN WITH CAR TO XALL UA
dealers with lowest priced cord aaG
fabric tires. 500 and expenses Crss-
ce1k Cord Tire Co. Plymouth. Ind.
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AMERICAN LEGION POST no. 20

Regular business
meeting viii b he3d
The first ToesdAy
each month. AL ex.
service men VEL
tome. Walter A.
Hosenaeid, Command.
er: d. B. Beryqutsk
Adj,
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WNDSHIELDS, GLASS, MIRRORS

WIND SHIELDS AND WINDOW 2G.-ASS.
Old mirrors made like new. Hunes
Paint and Wallpaper Co.. 2Ill Fourth
avenue. Phone r. l. 1924.
CALL 4. l. Ella WIEN YOUR HiNDOw
glass is broken NirrorY .ess!ysre6.
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gCAL LODGE NO. COS. l.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

OR WILL SELL FORD SEDAN, LATE
model. AL shape. also Ford roadster
Z. /. 5442. 1407 Thirtieth street.
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Statesmen. k8-SERvICE MEN AND
other live wires. including women, won
derful opportunity every town, estab-
hsh DISTRIBUTION onice. carry small stock
employ field workers. Liberal commits
sion. drawing account Investigate. OPP
pcrtunity knocks here. Reply detailing
Qualifications. Noel kinaman. 3y S.
State. Chicago.
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8 NO. COS. /. o. O. y,
Meets everv THURSDAY even
ing At 0od Fellows templa
ia Fourth avenue between
Seventeenth and ElEhteentn
streets. Nelson Judd. N. G.,
william Gu.denzopf. 3. 8
sdAy OF each month. militia
!, first, second and third d
Thursday.
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HONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN ON WELL LOCATED
level farm land. ) =. AddrSss &C. o. r"
care Argus. ~
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
6SS. A. r. 1 4. 1.|6tAtesl
meeting first Friday OF eact
month. Marry Denocka. W.
II. 4. II. Altt. secretary.
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BUSINESS PRRSONALA

SUPERrLUoUS HAIA MoLES. WAATD
ON face and afms, pefmanently re00vsd
N. Kittredge. l Argyie Ilass. Rudy
street. Daveapees. Phnao DAv. 49,.
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,Juyanlla PARTY

L.i;.e Miss Helen Fame OF Four
;scnth Street has invited 4 number o:
h"r young friends to be present a. =
?,,r'y n p" given IN honor Of her sew
r1:h BIRTHDAY anniversary At her home
;N.S evening. the hours being from Soy
~ uat.l u;uc. \ number OF Juvenile
ga'ncs and contests VII delightfully."- "r-
cupy tGc young folks. - Toe followed
by the serving % delicious luncheon
O.: I'll" good ;N,uss uc~v to ;Nc A.artS OF
chi .lr.n
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t." Fourth stree: C,rc.N % Kings
Daughters VII enjoy an a,i-day sewiaS
session. Thursday. November -. a; the
home q Mrs. :. ". Scott. 81 Laurel ave
nue.. Le0oI. Al members expecting y
attend are requested % notify any Of tie
hoStesses 10: ,accr than Tuesday eve
ntnE EnsccsScs will he:
MesdamnS:
". II. Higgins r Z. Nay
". 3. Elliott ChaS Fgoultoo.
7 NJ Scott
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hodying rh"i~ activity n connection
with two coming rally.
director : = TInrcr - MINER. ILL.,
and \. \. Fort "E Nocn Island. H.
.ru, 3-.cp'aurc~ "a The meeting OF 'H'
u,.ra,ions rordcrci th"n :7h' ih"F
er,a, hero January 5 E"ih m"n are
h,r', -, rhe r'rr,"s or NC "rG1 MA ''"0.
Mr.. Williams rc,nE f",i"i'"d last n'Ih;
on his surrcss ~ "h:a.nnc iH"m -
sp"aN"rs
4. Il. Talbot, hoad cnnou'. "r Lincoln,
Nch. sad h." won}t l." "nao'" I" IA"
r~oscn, or,.C - tho press or "'h"7
cnvagcr"r'S. hut 10 told -" c""1ni'-
,ec IN ~, VIII" that tho success ~ 'hN
rally was assured. according % reports
rcarhinC him.
In charge or the hall and mug" AZ
ranrrn,entg tor tho rally viii Il" f. II.
Kurt. william Gaul and Walter hr""n
o. Wheeling The program and amuse-
,ncnrs have hccn left to {. s. Morris
or Martins Ferry. william and Edward
klauro;h Of Wheeling.
1000 Members Here.
Tho growth Of tho society In 'he
Wheeling area Is considered rapid hT
tho lodge officers and 4 was stated
las, nigh: that more than 1000 members
reside in this district now.
7. IS expected tina; n; least 2.0on doe
gates Will attend the rally. which VII
he fnkcn M by banquet and sp"e"h-
making. Tho banquet VIII be hc!d
o'clock Just where IN" committee
has no, dcctdcd. and 10 this members
and their wives have hc"n Invited.
The session N tho evening will he Cor
the ruhlic. More than a score ~ towns
aud cities IN Ohio. Pennsylvania ana
West Virginia will h" represented ON
Gers aud III" degree team IN charge o.
tho rally are: -.
C,ns,,I-Waltcr Brown. Wheeling :,
alternate Wm. Kind"lh"rT"T Whe"',nS
Past Consul and Forest Patriarch
y X Go,hot Ohio district deputy. All
ancc Ohio. alternate. Wm. George. Mar
,ine Ferry. Onto.
\dyiscr--Alhcr, wilson. Martins Fer
~ ohio. alternate. \ cox. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio
Escor.--D PATTERSON. Martins Ferry.
Ohio: alternate. Coo. Long. Rarn"svile'
R,rkcr--p " Wilson, Mounh<vt''".
w Va: alter ate. a r Carney, Mounds
", W;ntchman-rn.e CI,Gs Wheel. ng.
W. Va: alternate, N'i'arl :. Harris. Elm
Grave. w. Va
sentry-Iohr Ganh, Washington.
"a. alternate. T.. Wh.ttaA.r, Reho;. w.
Va
Ycuth-C. IT. EoU"rS"'N. n2THeSrLl'c,
Ohio. alternate. ". t. N"At.r Elm
Grove ". Va.
Dna,n-rhas. \. Klein Fin Gro'"'
alternate. Jos. Ko"hrscn. Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
Lrrturrr-V. J. Tar""s. state dc7u'r
Of Wes, Virginia. Wheeling, W. w..
alternate. Harry shevl!n. R"llairc. Ohio,
Clerk-Wr,. Gaul Wheeling. w. Va;
alternate, Alva Hunt West Liberty
". Va.
W va; alternate +. J. Jones. Wheeling.
w Va.
r~reste- Degree Team - buckeye
ramr sass. Martins Ferry. Ohio: alter
! nate. Wheeling Camp Gt7t, Wheeling
| w Va.
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King, Daughters Mesttng.
Hir1 Gc0Dt SnlA

IRE Fall Thrift Sale 90 thA S'-'
r"sday and Thursday Of this week n,
cl5s Main street The Girl Scouts. every
one. arc working hard az a success full
sale means bigger camp next year.
since the proceeds or :h.s sale goes in
TO the Camp Fund. Anyone who has
Tor this sale Is asked %
notify 4 Girl Scou, or The GIRL Scout
Offce ~ calling i490-R and tho dona-
t!oa will be promptly called ror.
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Cocoa brown silk duvetyn lends
rs plant grace 70 this tro"k that
In caught al tho hip With large
r,.r Sr!nGed covered button. me"
prs three tuCks A. the back. max
Ing a low waistl!ne Brown MONKEY
fur Z, used for trimming and cream
crepe de chino Is folded carslessly
70 Al! IN the low-cut V. --
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supper and Bazaar

The ladies' OF the Wheeling BAPTIST
Temple are making plans :or their an
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Entertalns Club.

Mrs Henry Miles OF Pleasant VALLEY
will entertain the mem2H- Of her club
a, bridge this afternoon at her home.
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BIRTHDAY Party.

Miss Eleanor Kite, dauEh:c- q NJ.
Rad Mrs. Charles Kite @ rlcasa1'o0.
uaS hostess 70 a number OF her friends
a. q charming party given IN honor o.
her tenth birthday At her home Friday
evening. \ number % enjoyable games
and contests deliEhttully occupied tho
young people during tho evening. a.
seasonah,s hour 4 d"jtc'"rS lu0chc"N
vas served wjiH covers laid ccc twenty
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st. James Bazaar.

The -. James circle OF King : paUEh-
tors will hold I bazaar Tuesday after
GooH and evening. Novcmbe: y. at the
homo o: Mrs. Gee, y. kobinson. on the
corner OF South Penn and Ohio streets.
aad all friends are cordially inv!ted TO
attend.
y number OF most attractive novel
t:es - include ch:idr"ns dresses. LIgs.
aprons and other articles that Will make
Al especial apHea! 70 the Christmas
shopper Will o. offered. MIS- l. Wool
vtngion and Mrs. T !. Miller ara N
charge OF this feature. one o: the
booths will contain an assortment of
delicious homemade pastries ana con-
teci!onS. which viii Re an added delight
uI' detail % the affair. REFRESHMENTS
Will be served during tho duration g
the bazaar by uu'nhe- OF h0SteSsCa
with Mrs. George HASTINGS AZ chairman
N charge Tho bazaar VII lie held
from until ; o'clock ~ ina afternoon,
and from so Uu;n II IN tho "voniuE.
The ladies' have been working hard for
This event. and 2re Guite justified = an
ticipaHng a large patronage.
Kings Daughters MeottnE.
Tho Kings daughters %: ,h" F.~s:
English Lutheran church viii nod their
regular monthly meeting n tho church
parlor Tuesday evening. November -.
Important business viii 30 discussed at
ibis mnH-inE. anI tho p!es"H~e OF al
members IS desired.
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Oriental TAA.

A delighttUl a:fal- VII % given BY
the Church school OF the s.. Matthew'S
congregation Tuesday evening. pecem-
Der ). N nature Of ~ oriental tea 20 be
given at the church. 4 most interest
tnS program = being arranged 70 In
ciude numbers BY the pupils OF Mrs.
Alma Wilson Shace-. The St MAJ
,hew's choir boys will also contribute
several selections under The direction oS
Mr.. Paul Eeyne-. There vii ne novel
and unusual touch to this affair tina;
will. no doubt make ~ unusual ap-
peal Tho committee IN charge %. the
arrangements arc: Miss jeanette Wide.
Mrs. Lee Dobhs. Miss Katherine Carua-
han and Nils Bertha Prayer.
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Honor Ytsttors-

IT honor oc MS guests. McsSrS. Ed
ward Duke - Paris. ard NJ. William
Moore OF White Sulphur Springs. Mr..
George He'sCr ertertain ned a party OF
h.s friends ~ Pittsburgh Saturday.
where they witnessed ;he PEW. & J.
football game. 1Hriud"d We're: MeSS-s.
Edward Duke. William Moore. Hugh
Beckett. Fred N!ebersail and George
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No Cash Payment or
Victrolas

Select your Victrola and re-
cords; pay for the records
only. Cash payments on Vic
trolas do not begin until Jan
nary. Make your selection TO-
morrow
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

CAMISETAS FINITAS
de lana pura superior marca
"Reis" mangas cortas recomen-
dadas por todos los A m
medicos, todos los ta- ,xY
manos, yalor $3.50 a hSO
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EI aCOrfaIsmieRto de AIemania

Bajo II preston implacable y re-
suelta de Francia, Alemania acaba
de hacer un nuevo gesto de resisten
cia pasiya desesperada. FL go
bierno de Berlin aparece acorralado
contra la pared por la exigencia de
los vencedores. Inspirada por NJ.
PoiRcare, primer ministro nacionalis
ia y rc0dnchdrd de la rep1blica ga-
la, la comision de reparaciones ALA
das exige perentoriamente del can
ciller Wirth el levantamiento de Sc
senta mil millones de marcos en- con
tribuciones extraordinarias para ha-
Ger frente urgentes pagos de di-
versos cap1tulos de reclamaciones.
FL canciller aleman, que hasta aho-
n ha hecho base de su programa ell
cumplimiento todo trance del ira
tado de Versailles, opone una tsrmi
nante negativa a la demanda fran
cesa- La anunci1da intervention fl
nanciera por los aliados es objeto
de energica protesta. Y Sc presen-
ts una reclamation fundamentals
contra los enormes glstos que irro-
gan Aiemania las multiples coni-
stones aliadas que residen, Sc ex-
panden y prolongan a expensas del
presupuesto teuton para vigilar ell
cumplimiento de las clausulas del
pacto de paz.
La historic franco-germana a par
tir de la concertaci6n del tratado de
1913 muestra en- verdad a II rspd-
blica en- un peregrino POGO airoso
papel de acreedor anhelante, insa-
ciable v lastimero de un enemigo en-
| bancarrota moral v economical. Los
economistas del mundo entero-algu-
; nos de Francia misma- han reco-
nocido la enormidad absurda del to-
tai de indenlnizaciones, reparaciones
Y compensaciones exigidas los ven
cidos de la guerra mundill. Hasta
estos momentos no ha sido possible f.
jar precisamente el total exacto que
deberan pagar las futuras generacio
nes alemanas los derrocadores del
kaiser. Hasta este instante, Fran
cia ignora punto fijo los miles de
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millones que desea hacer rendir al
esfuerzo economico teut6n para lie
va~ adelante su moderno sueno ma
poleonico de hegemonia europea.
Entire tlnto, la paz dei continen-
te antique sigue en- la balanza. No
es possible esperar un ambiente Sc
reno, un retorno la normalidad
mientras el ejercito enorme de Fran
cia csta asestado como un puiial
contra el coraz6n de AIemania pc
riodicamente sabe el mundo que Sc
preparan marchar sobre Berlin
las diyisiones de Foeh. Qui6rase o
no la existcncia polftica de Europa
gira Ell torno Francia y las con
secuencias de cualquiera indole que
su actitud produzca habran de refe
jarse en- la existencia de cada ma
cion europea. HabIlse de la invasion
de la region del Rhur, de una resuel
Ia operaci6n a fondo de las tropas
galas contra el ex-inlperio teut5n,
y de la reaccion que clio pueda pro-
ducir en- Alemania. Es evidente que
Francil no cuenta va con Inglate-
rra, nj con Italia, nj con los Esta-
dos Unidos para parar un golpe
inesperado de los vencidos La
suerte de Europa puede pender dc
la orden del dia de un general fran
ces.
En- vfspera de h conferencia de
Geneva pues, el viejo continente vuel
We a cfrecer aspectos intranquiliza
dores. Todo puede quedar reducido
a una arrogante maniobra falsa de
Francia, lIlmada a fracasar sin ga
llardia ante la desesperaci6n de Ale
mania v el aislamiento de los ex-alia
dos. Pero cada intentona francesa
por nlpoleonizar a Europa es un nue.
vo peligro. Y especialmente para
Espafia, la unica pokekcia snilitar
latina neutral de importancia en-
Europa, las perspectivas de un nue.
vo choque armado en- ell continente
entire Francia v sus enemigos, nc
dejarfa de tener riesgos Y complica
clones de gran trascendencia.