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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06
PREEMPTION

Richard Ash, Elmer Upton and
Morton Armstrong were among
those who accompanied carloads of
stock to Chicago last week.
Mrs. Mamie Crabbs and her two
children, Hensell and Thelma, have
been in Presumption for several
days visiting at. the home of her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Connolly. Mrs
Crabbs has returned to her home
in Reynolds.
Mrs. J. J. Upton and her sister
ln-law, Miss Laura Upton, who is
spending the week with her, drove
to Viola Friday morning, where
they spent the day at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Upton.
Elmer Upton returned Friday
morning from Chicago, where he
has been for several days on a bust
ness trip. Mrs. Upton has been
staying with II. E. Rathbun and
family during her husbands abb
sence.
Robert David spent Friday after
noon in Rock Island, where he was
called unexpectedly on business.
Monson Newly, one of the COM
munity high school pupils who has
recently been yaccinated, was I'M
able to attend school Friday be-
cause of the inflamed condition of
his arm.
The general farm sale which was
held by Peter Lynn on what is
known as the old Wilmerton place,
Friday afternoon, was well attend
ed in spite of the cold weather.
Things sold brtskIy and prices in
general were good throughout the
afternoon
Mrs. Florence Woods. who lives
near Sherrard, returned to her
home Friday evening after a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Robinson.
Mrs Hartman, who has been here
for the last few days visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Reinhold Zwick-
er, and family. returned to her home
near Taylor Ridge Friday afternoon.
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TAYLOR RIDGE

Mrs. August Hartman spent sew
eral days at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Reinhold Zwfcker of Pre-
emption.
Miss Catherine wilkins has been
quite i'll at the Ray Patterson home.
The Epworth league social and
business meeting will be held at
the home of Fred Miller on Monday
evening.
Miss Nellie Hartman will enter
tain the boys and Girls Sunday
school classes at her home Satur-
day evening.
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss frankie Tyler of the uni
versity of Illinois was an over Sun
day guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Berton Tyler.
Banks Wright was able 10 be at
his music house Saturday for the
first time in 10 days.
George Kinney, who is attending
Browns business college, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. John Mascall has been ill
for the past two weeks with tonsi-
litis.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

~ - - - :
AGENTS WANTED: IN EVERY TOWN
in Illinois. to represent the Illinois In
dustrial Union, a mutual protective
associ alton, life and accident, good sell
ing contract liberal commissions to
agents. Address Robert Irwin, secr9-
tsry. Box 406, Eldorsdo. Ill.
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Color OF certain precious stones
can be changed by exposing the
gems to the action of radium.
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FURS! FURS!

OF the finest quality. Russian sAhles
Hudson Bay sabIes. Stone Aar1ins Au1ert-
can mink and squirrels for spring checkers
also Hudson seal skins of the finest quality
and Persian lamb for coats. We welcome
you to come in and see this beautiful
selection of furs.
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HEMSTTTCHEG.

COTTON &c. SILK 10c- PLEAT1NG
skirts S5c. Buttons made. B. p. khndt
ladies' Tailor. 1907 y Second avenue
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings maze Jigs and Fixture designing
Specially Ideas developed Z. B.
Alchaehs Mech. Consits. Eng. associated
With W y. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
o09-6l0 Best Bldg. Phone b. l. 7oo.
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WANTED-FRMALE HELP
WANTED-SALESME-.

SALESMAN: Ii YOU WANT Sc, 900 THIS
year write me- Strong for retail
stores. Nationally advertised Liberal
weekly advance to producers. W. Nor
gan, Mgr, 1920 Euclid. Cleveland. Ohio,
Dept. 544.
LIVE WIFE DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.
No capital necessary The only require
msnts are honesty. some selling ability
and a determinato nto work. You can
make SIS 900 to $IS, 900 a year if you
can fill these requirements Only few
districts open Write or wire quick. The
Giant Tire Rubber Co. FindlaJ, Ohio
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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, H.
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i THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-RoOMs y
THREE Or rom UNruRNfsHTp
rooms. All modern convenience Rea-
sonable. 1928 Fourteenth-and-a -half
street.
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing. newly furnished. very complete.
4435 Ninth avenue.
FOUR ROOMS, GROUND FLOOR, PART
~ modern. r. I. 4s33.
MODERN ROOM FoR TWO, 50. r. /.
5433.
MODERN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
and sleeping rooms. 1901 Second ave-
nue..
TWO STRICTLY MODERN HoUsEKFEP-
keeping rooms. Newly furnished. I6o3
Third avenue. r. L. 1776.
YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO
share home with young couple or two
young women. 1914 Thirty seventh
THREE MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 1911 Thirty eighth
street.
LARGE sTRICTLY MODERN FRONT
room. northwest corner Fourth avenue
and Twentieth street.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
third street.
MODERN Rooms s26 TWENTIETH
street.
STRICTLY MODERN SLEEPING ROOMS.
2l7 Fifteenth street.
couple. Use OF Kitchen Reference. R. L.
TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE
in JAG Twenty sixth street
TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. CLOSE IN.
lOly Third avenue.
ROOM. MODERN. FRONT. WITH Al
cove and kitchen. All connecting. 1917
Fourteenth and-a-haH street.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
strictly modern. complete kitchen. pri-
yate bath. Reasonable to right party.
T. |, 1914. l433 Thirty third street.
THREE ROOMS. PARTLY MODERN
40 Fourteenth and-a-haf street.
TWO MODERN FRONT ROOMS. FUR-
nished for Light housekeeping. To cou-
pie. 921 Fourteenth and a-hah street!
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
725 Twenty third street.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping, to couple, steam heat. sea
ROOM FOR LADY. R. L 1874
MODERN FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
5S9 TwcIfth street. Phone X. 1. 590X
OFFICE SPACE AND ROOMS, DEsIR-
able, furnished and unfurnished. Above
Foley's Drug Store. Inquire at New
Harper.
FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS OPEN N
Y. Nj. c. A dormitory Apply at Office
FOUR DOWNSTAIRS MODERN ROOMS
39l2 Seventh avenue. Moline $40.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB HsUsEkERP-
ing. strictly modern. Avalon apart
.aents- 91S Second avenue. H. l. 3716
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
/ NEW GARAGE ABOUT FEB. Is. Al
/ Fifteenth street and Thirteenth avenue
Rental reasonable to desirable tenant
| with references. Address Tenant
| care Argus.
FARM, TWO MILES NORTH OF EDGIE
ton. $50 acres. Inquire Johansen Bak
cry. GIL Seventeenth street
GARAGE. sos THIRD AVENUE
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
SoDERG F1VE R0oS EIAT 1oS;
Seventeenth street B. ! 2213
| SIX ROOM FLAT INQUIRE 1917 SEC
NadoDERN APARTMENT. APPLY N. & K
/ STRICTLY MODERN FoUR BOON
apartment K, 1. $3.50.
APARTMENT: NoDERN FOUR ROOM:
| with bath. References eQulred. 15ll d
InIrd avenue
| MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Rosenfield apartment. References re
| quireo. 1911 - Third avenue
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WANTED-TO RENT.
| FIVE ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. WITT
| garage, by March l. K. l. 3J6oH-
|
| FOR SALE OR TRADE.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE; STEAM HEATED
| windmill supplies water for house: thre
large lots Blacksmith shop with ful
| set of machinery for iron and WOO
| work: on two lots. Call A. T. Ander
| son, Lynn Center, H.
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USED PIANOS

Terms To Suit
Monarch Upright $40
Gilmore Upright ..........S1 $3.50
Gilbert Upright ........-.S l65
Conover Upright ............$2 75
Kurtzmann Upright S2S5
Schiller Player ..$ 1915
HinZe Player .............. $500
Whitney Player .......... $3.50
Kimball Player ..........S 1910
Decker Bros Grand .. 1915
Chfckering Bros. Grand ...... S5z5
A p. Griggs Piano Co.
121 <. End St, Davenport, Iowa
Telephone Dav 921.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES (ALL KINDSb. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles, Motorcycles autos; $45
bicycles. complete, s37 so tall colorsJ &.
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
302-4-o-s East Second street, Davenport.
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

.1srsIcAN LEGION POST No. zoo
a CT71 Regular business
:: :: :: :; :: :: !: !: :: ::
\ EGzs2SA meeting viii be held
H~ n A1the first Tuesday
1FSz(4 each month. All ex-
ILL 1UJC .service men vel
~.eome Walter A.
4 EWSs-z<VS RosenfieId. Command
1 ~1A|S er: D. B. Bergquist.
L4IAA Adj.
MASOAIC.
1 .,.,,.. Temple, eighteenth street and
4 Fifth Avenue-
Stated Ii EETING OF TRIO LODGE
ZEE No. So, A. r. d A. n, viii
I ksX& be held on the hrss Thurs
\ ASrNrA day of each month al 7 80
Il W. D. N. s. p. Burgess. w..
II IA NJ; Ray o. RouerIek. sec
isU.
MOO GRorTo No. 81. n. o. v. p. &
Stated meetins held
~ :; !; =: =: :: =: ::
lN en- the hrst "Wednesday
/ - y of each month Visit
KA ing prophsLs welcome.
kh%A5A &c. W. Thscher. monarch.
4 " Isaz/ Drank A. EAtsSA s4., 49,
Rotary.
4 4 A. N.
ZEE STATED CONVCCATION OF RoCK
1 49,, Lsland Chapter No. Is, b. 4.
1 GS4N IA VIA 20 nGlu On NE nrss
ARN Tuesuay o. eacn mouth al
N@ 7;3U u. ~ GnarIes T.. Flint.
W. b. Ii. p. d. Ia Asii. secresaI'S
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
IA Cos, A. y. 4 a. A.-StAted
m 81 q, meeting Arss FRIDAY OF eacn
XJG mouLn- harry Denecke, W. ID
~t n. IL. 4-litg, sseretary.
SpecaaI meeting TUESDAY, f CD. z. II
ID u. b. a. G-Sree-
kNIGHIs TEa1PL-AE.
The STAGED CohC1-AsE oS AoCA
TA hnlxnIs 1esnp.aE Vii % hsie
Sk&fSs She second AlunoAS OF eseL
ktEF naonIH- J. c. scnlllinSsr, CoaA
Ns[ mano<r- :. l.. AacEeS. recora
kOCK ISLAND ChAPTEB, NO. %69
Order Eastern SLar.-kesuiar meetings
second Wednesday OF cscn nlontn. va
ting Stars wetcol&s- MIS- Katherine
LAngmAn. w. M. AAry r. kreAs. seS7s
tary.
BOOK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. K. q
3. NJ The stated assemblies Will d
Rsld on the thru w edneSoay o. e6cl
month Visiting memoers cordially IN
vlted James A. motifs. L. l. M.
Frank o. C4nedy. Recoruer.
uCAL LODGE 40. COS. 1. .. o. B,
Aeeks every Ahursday eye1lns
-, al odd Fellows temple o.
NMx Fourth avenue. between Sew
fZ0 enLeenth and Iii g n
49, streets. Nelson JUDD. n. G..
MlIIiam GuloenzopI, h.
First THURSDAY of each month, lnltla
tory degree, nrsI. secoud AMI lnirA 10
gree the toIloNlng THURSDAY.
II. O. Z.
ROCK ISLAND AERIE no. 956, FRATER
Bal Order OF Eagiea.-RegulAr meeunG'
first and third Tuesday OF each month
81 Eag!ss' home, Fourth avenue an.
Twenty first street. Jonn HolueIn. w
P 31S Forty-dfth street. Phone Il.
t4S4. Jas. C. Wright. secretary. 292s
Seventh avenue. Phone T. l. S117-
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b. p. o ELks no. $50.

!: :: :: !: :: :: :: ! :: :; !: !:
- Meets the frst and third
A& Mondays of each month at
21 EIks' club. Walter J. Grit
IN. exalted ruler: c. n
n "A Iaaacson, secretary. Visit
49, ~ tIsx brothers always vel
HH&A&%&N come Club rooms At IL!
E@ Eighteenth street
g. A. r.
s RUFoRD POST 243. G. A B.
d%E Meets regularly on second
ESssi and fourth Friday after
EsIs.I Moons of each month at
O'Clock in Memorial hall III
:: g: 6: :: =: : !: ! :; Vi;
E5]s sIBoEEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
q. 3. w. v.
u United Spanish War Veterans.
meets first and third Thur
lEsss days Of each month at 8 D. NJ
WTa in Memorial Hall. Court House
~ George H. Clapper. Commander
49, william F. Frey. Adiutant.
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BOOK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, h d
3. n. The stated assemblies WILL DC
hsld ON the thru w ednesday OF each
month Visiting members cordially m
v1ted. James A. motifs. L. l. M;
Frank o. CAnedy, Recorder.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


~-~----~~~~~~~~-~~~
MEN: LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.
Prepare yourself for steady work the
year round at big wages. Write Moler
Barber College. los s. Wells. Chicago.
FIRST CLASS MILLwRIGHT FOR OUT.
of-tovu sash and door factory. Ad-
dress 300 care Argus.
RESIDENT SALESMAN
nationally known organization manu-
featuring mems clothing, which sells
its entire production direct TO the wear
er. has good proposition to offer
resident salesman OF proven ability. For
man of the right caliber il means q
good paying, permanent business. Prev
ious clothing experience is desirable but
not essential. For further inform alton
address salesm anager.
THE RICHMAN BROS. CO.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CONTRACTOR OR CARPENTER TO
build porch in exchange for lot Daven-
port 2749Y. $40 Perry.
YOUNG MEN. OVER II. DESIRING GOV
eminent position, $130 monthly, write
for free list of positions open J.
Leonard tformer Civil Service e1-
aIniner), 1858 Equitable Bldg Wash
ington, d. c.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS RAILWAY NAIL
clerks, S133 to S192 month. Write for
free specimen questions. Columbus In
stitute, Columbus Ohio.
MEN: LEARN BARBER TRADE. PIE
pare yourself for steady work the year
round at big wages. Write Moler Bar
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k0CK ISLAND ChAPTEB- NO. go.
Order Eastern SLar.-kesuiar meetings
second "Wednesday OF each mouth NAs-
ting Stars welcome Mis- Katherine
LAngmAn. w. M. Aary r. Arsls, sr1s-
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WELDING.

WELDING AND MACHINE WORK. W. J
Biesener. 1917 Third avenue. r. /
&07.
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KNIGHIa rEa1PI.kAR.

kNItnA1o
~rv srApED CSlhCL-AEk OF ROCA
Island ConAmaadery no. 1S
q :: q: !: !: !:
er.
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE no. 95e. FRATER-
sd Order OF Eagles.-ReSuiAr meetings
first and third Tuesday OF each month
A Eag.ss' home, Fourth avenue an
Tventy-first street. Jonn Holuelh. w !.
P 31S Forty-hfth street. Phone Il. l..
t4S4- JaA C. Wright. secretary. 2o2o
Seventh avenua. Phone T. L 3117.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
CHIROPRACTOR.


CHIRoPRACTIC. NATURES HEALTH
builder. for nervous. chronic and acute
diseases. Dr.. i. Petri. Chiropraetor.
2622 Seventh avenue. Z. L. appoint
ment by phones 5453, S-S p. m.
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TIPPING.
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STORIES TYPED. CORRECT FORM.
page 10c. B. I. 3sASX-
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FOR sALE-MISCRLLANEoUs

HARD COAL STOVE IN GOOD COMB
tion- win sell cheap Ii taken b,
Wednesday morning. Phone &. l. 3s57K
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FOR RHNT--HOUSES

D SMALL HOUSE. NoDERN-ExoEPr FUR
!. nace. on hin. block from two car
II hnes. n. I. 43se.
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EIGHT PIECE DINING SET. yis5. Il.
gro.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
GIVES GRAND RECEPTION

A grand reception was given in hon
or Of the present and past national and
grand officers of the National Grand
Council of A. u. K & d. of A., on
Nov. 9Th at the Soldiers and Sailors
Home, SOL Wabash avenue, under the
auspices of Herbert Oficers Council
No. !, of which Mrs. Maggie T. Pry-
or is president. The committee in
charge of arrangement with Mrs. Hen
rietts Dean as chairman. is due much
credit The program which preceded
the reception was enjoyed by all.
Among those appearing were Doctors
NJ. r. Bib, P. Chas. Downs and w
H Dickerson, national medical staff;
Daughters Louise Hayden White and
Ida Simmons of the Juvenile Depart
ment; Morris Lewis and Prof. Robert
w Bagnall who spoke in behalf of the
National Association for the Advance
meut of Colored People; Daughters
Nellie Burbridge, Alma Mitchell and
Sarah Coleman; Sir Knights William
Winston and T. L. Griffin. N. T.
Bailey, chairman Of publicity of the
National Grand Council, acted as mas
ter OF ceremonies. =
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
PASSES AWAY


Mrs. Anna Northington. late Of zolt
s. State street. prominent IN the fra.
terral circles Of this city, a great
church worker and an ardent member
Of Ebene&er Baptist Church, passed
away on Nov. ssh at Provident Hos
pitai after a long illness. The funeral
took place on Monday morning at 10
O'Clock from the Ebenezer Beptis,
Church. with Rev. C. H. Clark, pastor,
ofheia6ng. AT the conclusion Of the
funeral Grafton by the pastor, last rites
were conducted by the following or
CARNATIONS: Sunshipe Club: Smith
Circle Of the Royal Circle of Friends
OF the World; Women's MayAower
Club; Progressive Council No. 8.
Knights and Daughters OF Honor;
Easter Lily Club. No. /; Queen City
Temple, No. 10, S. NJ. T.; Herbert Of
heers Council. No. l. A. u. K &D.
OF A.; Warden Temple No. Is, Daugh-
ters Of Elks. and Light of Chicago
Council No. i35. A. U. K. & d of A.
Mrs. Mary J. Green rendered two
solos. II was two O'Clock before the
funeral eortese left the church for Mt.
Glenwood Cemetery, where the body
was laid TO rest
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
PRESS ASSOCIATION TO MEET
IN NASHVILLE TENN.
csn Issued for Big Three Days Con
fab N February Next
President Wilson, chsirman Jones and
Secretary Agree On Dates for
National orgsnizsfioa

Washington, d. C. = "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 2. 8 and 9,
1928, have been selected as the dates
and Nashville, Tenn. as the place fOs
the holding of the next annual con-
vention of Newspaper Men. President
Wilson made this announcement here
this week, and stated that an Official
call was beng mailed out Al head
quarters at Nashville. signed by HIM
self, Joseph L. Jones, chairman Of the
executive COMMITTEES, and Bishop ]. R.
Hamlet, recording secretary, Of jack
son, Tenn. The agreement to meet at
Nashville for the 1923 session was
reached at special call session Of the
newspaper men here in the Mn-so-lit
Club, several months ago, at which
time a special report OF Mr. B. J.
DAVIS, editor of the Atlanta Iade-
pendent and chairman Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, was submit
ted and reiuyenated. Plans were per-
iected for an enlarged organization
and closer cooperation Of all the
newspaper men and members of the
printing trade throughout the race II
was at this same meeting that Melvin
]. Chisum was selected as special
representative of the Press Association
to tour the United States in the inter
est Of the organization.
At the coming session Of the Nash
vile meeting, the newspaper men are
to be, so it is said. able to perfect
Their former plans Of standardizing
the advertising rates. They are also
to adopt the code system, which is
being prepared by the chairman Of
this special committee, Mr.. A L. Hol-
sey, of Tuskegee Among other mat
tiers of vital Importance 10 be con-
sidered, there are many that are on
the slate for this February meeting.
so that the attendance Is expected 70
be the biggest IN the history Of the
organization. and newspaper men are
urged to carry in their masthead an
advertisement Of this annual gather
ING, so that such publication win be
= itself calendar for press members
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
WHAT IS LovEl


What is lover
Pve been thinking. I've been feeling
Breathing deeply. sometimes kneeIine
At a throne. What IS love / cannot
sOuI-hs.lth makes yOu mighty well.
What Is lovei
It's some actress. or some actor
Regarded BY the world factor
Allsit's own. We are just human
stage
On which Cupid vents his rage
What is lover
1t IS radio intereeding, some are heed
Some have hearts that are sick and
bleeding;
For love en- die. Love knows why
Many lovers are 50 shy.
What is lover
1t is woman,s noblest nature
Don't you ever let her hate you.
Oh me, Oh myi II you do your
name IS Dennis
You have reached the mark called
FINS.
What is lover
It is happiness a-plenty
Strikes you before or after twenty
In the heart. You feel that some
things doing
Before you know IT yOu are wocine.
II Is something, sometimes, awful,
Never thought to be unlawful
At the start. And II you're decent
chap
Maybe il viii prove a snap.
What Is lover
1t is sweefer than the honey;
Nafhing, no. net even money,
Can compare. If your heart is cnly
tender
We Win never mind the gender.
What Is loves
It's the greatest thing Us mortals
Have to do this side the portals
Over there. What II Is We cannot tell
Il Is something that makes US well.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
Historic Knife

The Camavalet museum recently -
eeived what IL said to be the knife
Of the guIllotine used In Paris during
the French Revolution and the subse-
guent Reign Of Terror, and which
served to decapltate Louis XVI. Marie
Antoinette. RObeSpierre, and thousands
q others II was a gfft to the mu-
scum from q Belgian collector. Ths
relic Is said 70 have been In the pos
session Of the family Of Samson. the
fAmOus sxecutioner Of the French Rev.
Olution. for several generations
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
Reaaona for Archlt.ct

Whether Il be the building Of q
modest home or the latest mastodon
Of the hotel world. the American ar
chitect is the ideal supervisor for the
job. Artistic yet practical. far-seeiDg
but thorough. unprejudlced and faith
ful TO his employer. he Is skilled In
everything but the manner Of building
mp his own bank accOunt.-CIeveIand
News-Leader.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
SEASON CLOSING

One of the most successful sea-
sons ever held in the suburbs of the
city is about to close, and N. T. Bal
ley, president the Bailey Realty Co,
1888 South State street, is receiving
much credit for the great good he
has done in helping members of the
race to purchase homes and make good
investments during the present sea-
son. Mr.. Bailey has been called the
greatest developer of suburban divi-
sions.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18

FIycatehers are gray birds They
always perch on the tips OF twigs, for
their food consists Of gnats. Watch
one sweep out gracefully. seize an In
sect that Is next to invisible to our
eyes, then soar gracefully back to the
perch You can tell a iycatcher By
his nIeht II BY nothing else.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
Candid information.

Doc (after exam)-rDon't worry
shout your liver trouble. you can live
to be - enty years with 1t. And as 70
the lea ing heart valve. you can carry
that around easily until you're eighty,
bur the kidney disease. that's worse.
Tt'll surely bring yOa to the grave In
side OF a year.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18

The first stone bridge over ths
Thames NJ London was completed IN
1909 and built with rows Of houses
forming . street On II stood the
chapel Of 81 Thomas OF Canterbury.
The present bridge. about one hun
dred feet fnrther up the river. was
designed By John Rennie and built By
his sons IN 1s25Sl; length e2s feet
Width IS feet. sc feet above the river.
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
sehool sshlnd tha nm.

Roberts father has an Ofice with
all equipments a modern ONCE has.
Robert has been told their different
uses When he came home from school
after being in the second class, he
said: Daddy, think our school must
be an old-fashioned ons. 1t makes
you, do your adding by hand"
The broad ax., 1922-11-18

He Is weak man who cannot twist
and weave the threads OF his feeling
however hne, however tangled. how
ever strained, or however strOng-lnto
the great cable Of purpose, by which
ne lies mOored to his life OF action
Donald G. Mitchell
The broad ax., 1922-11-18

Nine. Ezella N. Carter. 45O0 Prairie
avenue. president The Carter System
of Hairdressing, is at Springfield, Ill,
to attend a conference and from there
she viii go on visit to Texas, Okla
homa and Georgia
The broad ax., 1922-11-18
Joys Of Mountaineering.

Mountaineering. for its own sake,
Is eOmpa lively recent Mont Blanc.
15.Ts1 feet high, was first assembled
in 1TS6. and at that time writers had
only expressions OF horror for the
attempt