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USED CAR BARGAINS
One Ford touring car equipped
with mountain gears and 5000
tires ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'....' SoOV'Vl
go1I tires ' 40 400 90
shape and good tires. ........ $500
shape , 'a', $50 %
One Hudson speedster good shape 10000
one Sampson truck with enclosed
body practically new. "a tom. 10000
One Ford one-ton truck without
starter, good shape and with
body .,...',,''.''t' '''''r''' OWN
One Willys-Knght seven-passen-
Share ," ,'e' 600 %
One Willys-Knight, seven-passen-
ger touring, sS4 model very
good shape .............''.'' fI0'Vu
One Buick four passenger coupe :,
fine shape observation-disclosures eUO'Ve
One Hup touring .........,.,.',. lSV'ou
Call and see these cars as they are
bargains Ask for Mr.. Sims when call
Ing and he will be very glad to dem
onstrate any Of these cars to you THESE
prices are cash., but terms can be ar
ranged Il desired.
SOUTHWEST MOTOR co.
Phone 710
nt1-o12 North Fourth
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New York. Nov. 25.-Cottou tu.
lures closed steady. Dec. s25.52;
Jan... $25.58; March, $3.50; May,
1851; July, $685..
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MOSET 70 ToAN-0n Waichcs, dIa
monds. guns and everything valuable
Mr. r. Marcus, 213 South First
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tiN ~ salesman Investigate United
Home Builders of ,merica 21SIa Wesl
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DRESSMA KING.

HEMsTTTCHlNG and pleatIng Phone
5Si-J room MelIni building. Myrtle
SleVert Ten cents yard.
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AUTOMOBILES,

EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRTNG. 8
K. Sheet Metal Works 2l7 N. Third.
FOR sALE-E-45 LigTt Buick, $500
Ford touring 1iG West Gold.
FOR SALE-1917 Hudson. Good condi-
ton. Car can be seen at oden Buick
company,
FOR sALE-Dodge touring, only $3.50 90
See 1t at once. Hoover Motor Co,
as West Copper.
FOR sALE-Ford touring car, 1920
model Good condition. Phone FRED
Russell, 19A-W
FOR sALE-Ford delivery car in good
order, large body. 705 South Broad
way, phone 162S-W.
BUICK 4, perfect condition. 1t is to be
sold to the highest bidder 70 reserves
Room 2 First National Bank bldg.
SAVE 90 u rs per cent on used parts,
etc; full stock for over twenty-five ar
ferent cars. Mclntosh Co., Sil West Cop
per
FOR 5ALE-Good Dodge touring car.
Good terms. Priced right. Phone
27j, ca. l. c. Bcss, or inquire at Charles
HELD company warehouse.
FOR sALE-Ford light truck, 500. 90; ,
Vim truck, $4,000; Ford touring, win
ter top, $4,000. Terms II desired Do.
trot Garage, 1523 South Second, phone
1S07-J.
NEW used ana rebuilt radiators, Dodges,
Tords, Oyerlauds etc. Expert repair
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Auto Radiator works. 1922 North Third,
phone Sl9-J
HOBBS QUALITY CARS
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They will pay dividends Of service and
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prices are not historic.
HOBBS MOTOR co.
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FOR SALE
SOME GOOD USED CARS
Dodge Brothers sedan, 20 model. 5000
d ,dge Brothers tourin5 car........ 800
Dodge Brothers touring car........ 45O
Dodge Brothers commercial care. 500
Dodge Brothers commercial car, $50
Buick sc" touring. ...,............ 400
Ford light truck. ...,..,......,.... 10
Ford ton truck, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 325
Ford touring CAR. .....,....'., $50
j. kORBER e co.
Dodge Brothers Dealers
21G North Second Phone 7S8
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! Acknowledgements and sewing II
all kinds by day or garment Work
| guaranteed Cheapest rates fot best
work. Mrs. L Ross. New State hotel
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MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches
and good jewelry; liberal reliable. con
fidentisl. Gottlieb Jewelry Co, 1O5 n. 1st.
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FOR SALE-Poultry-Eggs

Phone 7t0
c11.2l2 North Fourth
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FUR BENT--Office space, OF Gssk room
20l West cod.
FOR RENT office rooms Korber build
ing Rnrirr & Co auto dept
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nEMsTITcHTNG. 10 cents per yard. a.
Madame Rose Dressmaklng shop
state hotel over Bracy's cafeteria.
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EHPEKT RADIATOR KEPAIRING. 8
K Sheet Metal Works. 2l7 n. Third
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HEMSTITCHlSG dune promptly I'm The
best possible manner. price i0c per
yard. III Gold. phone 7S7.W. Singer
Sewing Machine Company
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
HAYNES JOINS IN
PROTEST AGAINST
INJURIOUS GRAIN

especial COTTeSp OHutntB.l
Geneseo, Jan. II - Frank S.
Haynes has returned from Spring
field, where he attended 4 meeting
called by State Director Of Agrlcul-
ture B. NJ. Davidson Of the the var
Gus farm organizations of Illinois
to consider the matter OF petition
ing Governor Small TO establish
quarantine TO protect the farmers
of the state from shipments INTO
Illinois of various grains and ieeds
which might carry plant disease,
After a complete presentation Oh
the facts by State Director DAVID
son and mature consideration there
of it was decided to ask the gov
ernor TO establish an embargo uA
shipments OF ear corn OF STATE.
sudan grass or straw. and seVeIa-
towering plants in which the III,
ropean corn-b0rer may have llYea
and deposited eggs. This emDaiz'
is especially directed against sup,
ments from the New Englah.l
states. New York, Ohio and NICE,
gan. sections in which the Europs-l
corn-borer has done great daLn-5-
It was also decided 10 ask w
farm bureaus of this state 70 el-
deavor to prevail upon the Iai-lsl.
in their communities 10 reduce tls-
corn acreage Is per cent anu ~
crease the legume acrease 10 p
cent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
GENESEO BRIEFS

The Northwest Domestic Science
met at the home of Mrs. Sheldon
Farber on North College avenue
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Davies of Rock Island
came to Geneseo to attend the fu-
neral of the late George l.. Drain,
who was buried at Leon cemetery
yesterday. Mrs. Davis is a niece
Of Mrs. Drain.
The committee in charge of re-
freshments which are to be served
at the next meeting of the parent
teacher association met with Mrs.
William f. Lipke yesterday after
noon at her home on West Park
street Mrs. Lipke is chairman of
this committee. The PIT. A. meets
at the North Side building next
week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Struthers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ogden left
Genese9 Tuesday evening for a trip
10 California. They plan to stop
at Denver and Salt Lake City on
the outward bound trip and ex-
pect to be gone at least two
months.
The public sale OF the farm uten-
sis anu livestock and grain Of
Charles Felske was held at the
farm, two and half miles south
west of this city, last Tuesday The
Felske family will move to Gene
SEQ for their future home, having
recently purchased residence
property here
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
RURAL WOMAN
DIES SUDDENLY
Especial to The Argns.l

Rural, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Grace Geig-
er, aged II years, was found dead
in her bed early this morning by
her son Joe, with whom she made
her home. The aged woman had
been ailing for several days, but
yesterday seemed to be feeling
much better. Death was due to
heart trouble, with which she had
suffered for several years.
Mrs. Geiger was born in Ger
many. When she was % years Of
age she came to the United States.
She was united in marriage TO
Rhinehart Geiger and is the mother
of four sons. Her husband preced-
ed her in death q years. For
the last IA years she had lived with
her son Joe in Black Hawk county
She is survived by her four sons:
Joe and Rhinehart of Black Hawk
township, Gus of Rock Island and
John of California. Funeral ar
have not yet been
completed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
ALPHA

Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Day, Mrs
Hattie Cabeen and Mrs Albert
Nero went to Galva Tuesday and
spent the day at the ministerial
conference being held there.
Miss Ruth Lindstrom and friend
of Augustana college visited Sun
day with Miss Ethel Lindstrom.
Earl Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Snyder motored to Sherrard Sun
day to see Mrs. Jane Mcdonald, an
aunt of Mrs. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Anderson were
New Windsor visitors Sunday.
Miss Hazel Shaner visited at the
Jennie Mclaughlin home over the
weekend. She was on her way to
Chadwick to resume school duties.
John Lindell of GaIesburg spent
Monday with his son, Clarence and
wife.
Among out of town people who at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Johnson
on Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH, Pat
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH, Mr.. Pot
McVeigh, Mrs. Cyrus Tilden, Miss
Sophia Taylor OF Woodruff; Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Marion Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Barton of Rio; Mrs. Charles
Tornquist of North Henderson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Riley and Mrs. Emma
Riley of ca sburg.
r. Earl Knox went to Galva on
Tuesday afternoon to an undertake
erS' convention.
Mrs. Walter Peterson was operat-
ed on at the Cottage hospital in
Galesburg Monday. At last reports
she was getting along nicely
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
CENESEO CITY
RATE WILL
Be GIVEN CUT
Splendid Financial Condition of
City VIII Enable Reduction at
Next Levy.
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Jan. 12.-Recommen-
dation that the tax levy for the city
of Geneseo be reduced at the next
adjustment of the tax rate, was
made by Mayor Charles G. Davis
at the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening. His recommen-
dation is based on the report of the
city clerk that there was a balance
of approximately $4,000 in the city
treasury and that the city was in
splendid financial condition.
The street and sidewalk commit
tee was empowered to purchase a
power saw equipment to be used in
cutting down trees which have
been condemned and also to be
used in clearing streets from trees
which have been blown down. An
ordinance was passed forbidding
the presence in and playing of any
minor under the age of 81 years in
the billiard halls of this city. The
limit had been placed by the ordi-
nance previously in effect at IS
years.
The appointment of judges and
clerks for the April city election
will be made at the February meet
ing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
MRS. BEE.KEN HEADS
ALBANY 0. E.. S. LODGE
Especial Correspondence.

-
Albany, Jan 1.-THE Eastern
Star chapter installed its officers
for the ensuing year Tuesday night
at the stated meeting. Mrs. Rosetta
Beeken is the new worthy matron.
David Bohannon worthy patron and
Mrs. Alberta Higgins associate
matron. Mrs. Harry Newcomer act
ed as installing matron and Miss
Catherine Hanks installing mar
shall. Mrs. Mary Phillips, the re-
firing worthy matron. was given a
hearty vote of thanks and a purse
of money in appreciation of her
four years in the east"
George w. Coleman, implement
dealer, has arranged for a day of
public demonstration of machinery,
to occur Feb. 81. A dinner will be
served, pictures of advanced ideas
in farming shown and address Civ
en- by prominent speaker. 1t will
be a great day for Albany
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
EXPECT RECORD
CROWD AT CAME
(Special Correspondence


Geneseo, Jan. 12.-When the Gen
eseo high school and Canton bas-
ketbaIl Quintets take the floor to-
morrow evening it is expected that
one OF the largest crowds that has
ever witnessed a basketball game
here will pack Weimar theatre.
Defeat of the local team at Can
ton week ago by score of 25 to
II has not dampened the ardor OF
the Geneseo fans and close game
is anticipated Canton has a fast
team which works the floor well.
The visitors may again have the
services of Tophil Simon, all-state
guard, who did not take part in the
first game, owing to injuries.
The members of the Geneseo
team are putting in plenty of prac-
tice, special attention being given
by Coach Puritt to basket shooting
and the improvement of free throw
ing.
To avoid the rush in purchasing
tickets at the door, the high school
authorities have again arranged for
the sale of single admission tickets
at De Paw and Iversen's restau-
rant from 3 to 7:30 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon Mckeever of the
Davenport Y N. c. A. has been
secured as referee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12

=
Referee. Z. Brashear, Joy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
LEGION WOMEN
name OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence

Cambridge, Jan. 12.-At the
meeting of the auxiliary to the
American Legion the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year. President, Mrs. Herbert
White; vice president, Mrs. Laura
Anderson; secretary, Miss Anna
Nelson; treasurer, Miss Esther
Falline; executive committee, Mrs.
Nellie Bester. Mrs. Myrtle Palmer,
Mrs. Ethel Baugh; chaplain, Mrs.
E. Palmer; sergeant at arms, Mrs.
d. o. Human; historian, Mrs Ida
Garrison; superintendent of well
fare work, Mrs. Bert ThomiIson.
There was a large attendance and
a fine luncheon was served The
new officers took their seats and
plans for the coming year were
discussed.
The funeral of Mrs. Eva A. Nell
son occurred Tuesday afternoon
from the late home near to Lynn.
She was So years old and her
death was due to a general break
down and old age
The Cambridge Livestock Ship
pers' association held their an
nual meeting Tuesday evening at
WHICH lllue Lney elected Two new
members, Howard Hutchinson and
Frank Linbeck. There was a very
enthusiastic crowd of about seven
ty-five members present. Later
they will organize and name Off
GERS for the coming year. The as
sociation has been very successful
the last and is going to make
this coming year banner one
The undefeated American Legion
basketball team viii have their
work cut out for them this coming
Saturday when they meet the Chi
cago Pathways. The Chicago Park
way team is touted as being fast
and are all stars. They are culled
from the DePaul university and
the Northwestern university, also
the balance of the team is made up
of stars from the city teams. The
game is called for S:45 p. N. and
a large crowd is expected
License to wed was granted to
Henry NJ. Campbell and Miss Eva
Henning, both of kewanee: Will
liam Yolinke and Mrs. Ida Kildow,
both of CISCO.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
ALBANY

A serious calamity overlook l. G.
Miller. day or two ago in the loss
of a good horse that he used in his
carry-an service to and from Clin-
tom Mr. Miller has been playing
in hard luck recently as his wife
pc 3sed away month ago leaving
him with a family of three little
children. He is not very well eff
financially. His neighborS and
are contributing literally to
the price of another horse that he
may continue his means of live
hood.
Wilmer Knapp of Billings. Mont,
and his sister. Miss Louise Knapp,
of Chicago are calling on oId-time
friends in Albany. having been sum
moned to attend the funeral and
burial of their aunt, the late Al
mira Knapp of Gardenplain.
George w. Wells has gone to Chi
cago with a consignment of stock
for the. Farmers Shipping associa-
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
MISS OBERLE0F
CENESE0 WEEDS
Ceremony Performed Yesterday at
st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Rock Island.
Especial Correspondence. J

Geneseo, Jan. 12.-Miss Mary
Oberle, daughter of Louis Oberle of
this city was married in Rock Is
land yesterday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock, to Maurice Johnson, also
of Geneseo. The wedding ceremony
took place at st. Joseph's Catholic
church in Rock Island, Dean P. H,
Durkin officiating. Mr.. Johnson is
a son of the late Elof Johnson, who
resided on a farm southwest of
town near the Richmond farm.
The newly welded couple left
Rock Island last evening for Luz
verne, Mimi, where they will visit
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Adolph De PAW for several
weeks. Upon their return they will
reside on a farm south of this city.
Louis Oberle accompanied the
couple to Rock Island to attend the
wedding ceremony.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
NEW WINDSOR

Lillian and Floyd Enstrom were
Rock Island callers Monday.
Miss Florence Carlson of Knox
vile visited Tuesday and Wednes-
day with Frances Nelson.
Mrs. Sheron B. CLANCY and Betty
Ann went to Abingdon Wednesday
for few days stay with relatives.
Miss Naomi Setterdahl, county
visiting nurse of Aledo, visited the
schools here Wednesday.
T. b. CLANCY left for the Univer-
sity of Illinois Monday after spend
ing few days here.
Ralph Mason left the first of the
week for Madison, Wis, to resume
his school duties.
Clifford Forster spent the week
end in New Boston with his uncle,
Fred Panley and family.
Miss F. Fritch of New York is
here for a visit with c. L. Petrie
and family
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
OF
CHRISTIAN IS
SERMON TOPIC
Evangelist to Preach TONIGHT II.
Modern Record At.
tendance Expected,
Especial CorresnondennOl

Geneseo. Jan. 12.-Notwithsts,s
ing a cold penetrating wind W.T.
would have cut into the attendaac.
of many gatherings, the audianSs
at the Union Evangelistic service
last evening was as large as ~
usual nightly attendance.
The music under the direction nj,
Rev. Walter Vom Bruch confirms.
to be one of the features of -.
campaign. Mrs. Walter Vom RrnrS
as piano accompanies contributss
greatly to the merit and pleasrrs
Of the meetings.
You may be professor and m,
be a posseSsor," declared FvsngsI
list Harry W. Vom Bruch last pi9b.
speaking on the theme. What il
Christian" Salvation is a DosSas
sion obtained through faith ana
faith is a three fold propositior
knowledge, assent appropriate
You may assent to the fact tbsf
Jesus Christ is the son of God wifi
power to save and still be lost w.
must not only know that He dls3
to save us and assent to the fac
that We need His atoning blood. bur
we must appropriate this atoning
blood and receive Him as our own
personal saviour. The one troubla
with so many of you lodge men Is
that you think you are saved be.
cause you recognize a deity. The
devils recognize God and tremble
but that won't save them or you
either"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
To Talk on Dance

The subject of tonights meeting
as chosen by Evangelist Vom Brue5
is 1.-THE Carnival of Death, or The
Modern Dance" Much interest and
curiosity is being centered upon
this service and a large attendance
is expected. Evangelist Vom Bruch
is the author of a book in Opp0si.
ton to the modern dance which has
been endorsed by the famous con
verted dancing master. Faulkna
This publication has been given
worldwide circulation. The high
school girls who met last Tuesday
afternoon under the leadership Of
Mrs. Walter FOm BruCh will at
tend this evenings service in a
body.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
FINGER CRUSHED
WHILE UNLOADING
COAL AT CHURCH
Especial correspondence

Atkinson, Jan. 12.-William De
Roo, living two miles north of town,
had the misfortune to crush the
third finger on his right hand Tues
day afternoon. while helping un-
load a car of coal at st. Anthony's
church. He was attempting To
shove a large chunk of coal into
the cellar when another fellow
threw in a shovel. of coal, crush
ing his finger He was immediate
ly taken to Ge1eseo where Dr..
Spencer dressed the wound.
The Eastern Star organization
held it's regular business meeting
at the town hall Tuesday evening
with a good attendance.
The Henry county farm bureau
community club held a meeting at
the town hall at Atkinson Tuesday
afternoon with a large crowd at
tending A fine lecture was given
by Ralph Gale OF Cambridge, the
county adviser, speaking on hogs.
Following this a five-reel movie,
Spring Valley, was shown. The
election of officers will take place
on the second Wednesday in
February.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-12
Mrs. Harbaugh Funeral.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Will
liam Harbaugh was held at the res
idence on West Second street yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. the
service being in charge of DIR.
Fletcher DeClark of the First Meth
odist church of this city.
The death of Mrs. Harbaugh
marks the passing of one of Gene
seo's pioneer residents, this city
having been her home for a period
of 60 years. In addition to the
members of the bereaved family a
large number of friends mourn her
death.