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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
FEDERATIA MUNICH IN
CONVENTIE.

Cincinnati, Ohio. II lunie. =
La deschidcrea conventiei anuale
ce federatia muncei din America
@ tine aici, vicepresedintele orga-
nizatiei oil Matthew Wool, Il
anuntat urmatoarcle:
"Cu un spirit de trainica unire
intre moi, organizatia Federatia
Muncei STA deschis aici prima Sc
dinta a convcntiei sale anualc,
spre a tfiscuta tcil mai grave 81
mai complicatc probleme cc o anne
ninta din afara.
'Intre moi nu sunt dispute |
inlauntru organization nu sunt
tocmai multe probleme Gle rezol-
vat. In rindurile muncitorimei G
o unire mai mare Ca ORR cand
lnsa dinafara ne ameninta pro-
bleme mai mari 81 mai grele Cd
oricare altcle din cate intimpi-
nat muncitOrimea vre-Odata.
'Impartasesc credinta generala
ca vom face fata acestor chestii 81
lie vom rezolva bine 81 cu success,
i'm modul eel mai practic, i'm inte-
resul muncitorilor 81 al marelui
public.
Ne pare bine ca putem vedea
dintr un nou unghiu chestia ate
lierelor deschise - legatura ce o
au institutiunile financiare Gu
miscarea aceasta PrObabil ca vOm
afla ceva GU privire la rolul ce
Tau jucat Camerile de Comert 81
bancile in razboiul pcntru rapu-
nerea organization muncitoreSti
Aceste institutiuni au iesit multi
din sierra lor de activitate 81 Sc
casnesc sd dea muncitOrimei ulti-
ma lOvitura mortala.
Ne intrunim intr 'un timp cand
curtea suprema a dat privitor la
cauza muncitorilor un verdict ce
nu S a crezut sd pOata ii dat in
America. Va trebui sa cautam un
mijloc de elimina cumva efectul
acelui verdict. + de nemai auzit
ca asemenea decisiune sd fic
data i'm anul de civilizatie, 1922.
| 'Pe 'baza acestei deciziuni o
, uniune nationala, ca corp colec-
| tiv, este facuta responsible de
crimele catOrva fanatici, earl n au
mimic i'm comm Gu conducatorii
lie la centru.
| Acel cc .cUmlt crime treDueSc
pcdepsiti, illsa nu vedem jlusti-
tie in fapta de Sc face respon-
sabili 0 suta de mil de oameni
lpentru fapta unuia ori zece oa-
meni. earl n an autorizatia celor
o suta de mil, ci carl din contra
lucrcaza in opunere Gu principiile
81 dorinta acestora.
'Nu puten anunta sau sti to-
, ltul dinainte. dar cred ca in cel(
de mai sus am indicat cheStiilt
h cele mai himportante &c Sc Ger ,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

ii rezOlvate de- accasta cOnventle.
''lntram intro lupta pentru
umanitatc, contra lacomiei 81 con-
ira sistemului in care institutiu-
nile noastre democraticc sunt pu.
Sc in slujba lacomiei. Trcbue sa
gasim mijlocul de a scoate auto
cratia din industrie 81 de curati
industria de pata ce aduce SER
vicii acestei sutocratii."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

New York, II Iunic. - lngro-
zitoarea furtuna ce S a deslantult
ieri la orele 6 dupa amiaz asupra
orasnlui New York a facut pa
CUBE nespus de mari 81 cauzat
moartea multi locultori.
Pomii desradacinati 81 aruncati
i'm acr dc eel mai furios want din
cate s'au vazut pana acum III a.
ceasta parte de llme. au ucis sase
persoane. Sirmele electrice 81 va
turtle apei au facut deasemenea
multe victime. Numarul total al
celor ucisi este Gle cincizeci; acea-
sta reese numai din sOcotelile IA
cute pana All noapte.
Sc site Gu siguranta Cd douazeci
81 opt de persoane, earl faccau
bale la City island, au pierit in
valuri. Alte cinci au fost ucise 81
douazeci 81 sase ranite langa
PLAZA Bronx pc cand vantul
isbit la pamant o roata de dis
tractie (dulap) cu toti eel cc sc
aflau pc cd.
In cclc mai multc sectiuni din
Long Island 81 New Jersey s'aul
vazut mil de pomi carl, desrada.
cinati de furtuna, sburau in ael
ca niste fulgi de pene. Tot etfel
sburau in aer 81 acoperisurile a
suite de case. Multe co1ibe, garaje
81 soproane au fost sfarimate dc
pomii cazuti pc ele.
Din cauza pernolului prezenta1
de sirmele electricc rupte de vlnt
81 cazute JOS, circulatia pc stradc
fost oprita de polite prin bio
carea lor Gu funii legate la tOate
raspantiile.
Columbus, Ohio, II - Iunie. =
o furtuna groaznica, urmata d.
tunete, fulgere 81 trasnete tre-
cut Gu furie peste statul Ohio, la.
sand mOarte 81 dezolare in ur
ma Ell.
Sc crcde ca sunt moarte intre
zece 81 douazeci de persoane, ial
alte 100 sunt ranite, cele MA
multe dintre ele in mod grav.
Numarul celor mai multe vic.
time Sc raporteaza de la Buckeye
Lake. Park. sCincisprezece dintr,
eel raniti sc afla la spitalul din
Newark. In Perry County doui
persoane au fost ucise de pomi
desradacinati 81 prabusiti Ia pa
mant de furia vantului.
James McCsrty a fost ucis !
|alti dol tovarasi al sal aruncati il
apa in timpul cand trasnetul le-'
atins barca in care pescuiau p
lacul Schneiders, langa Monroe
Michigan.
Tn nour de formatul unei pal
lnM 81 de coloare neagra-yerxue
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
|are|e dezaStru din
New York 81 Ohio
SAIZECI DE PERSOANE UCISE DE
FURTUNA
BULLETIN

ORASUL NEW YORK-Confolm cercearilor facute pani
az noapte nane de oree H. furuna de ier 80 de
din oras Cnc fost uc parcul Bronx Gel
alt gas inecanduse, devennd in contact
siee eectrce find srvit de pom smulsi din radacna
STATUL NEW YORK - Paguble cauzate de furtuna in
sece cenre 81 cee de nord urea la mioane de dolar
Tn en al lnie New York Central fo oprit de furtuna In
mlocul cmpulu Doua suite de scapat prn
IMMUNE della inec.
STATUL OHIO-Inre 81 dOuazeci de persoane sunt
moarte patruzec de moare 81 100 sunt rante III
ma groazncei furtun napust eri asupra statuui
Ohio La bale de anga Buckeye Park gast moarea zece
persoane Uncle dnre vcme fuese apucate intro baraca
vntu arucato aa atee erau Gu barcle pc lac
Liza New Lexington barba fost ucs de pomi desrada
cnati 81 svar la dstanta de furuna Tn ocultor al
orasuui Toledo fost tasn cand grabea a ese Gu
barca la NAL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

UNIUNEA s. +. A. IN CAZ
de moarts d& familisi membru-
lui r&posat IN bensficiu de
gapto sut@ dclari
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RURAL.

Mrs. Will Wadsworth and chill
dren visited over the weekend at
p w. Wadsworth's in Milan. Will
Wadsworth Joined the family Sun
day when they all enjoyed birth
day dinner in honor of their son,
Merle's, eighth birthday.
Miss Jessie Simmon' attended the
miscellaneous shower at the c. W
Mcconnell home in honor OF Miss
Mildred Motif, bride of the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Carlson and
daughter Betty visited with S. h
Wadsworth and family and Mrs. S
J. Carlson of EIkhorn, Wis, who is
a guest at the Wadsworth home. A
birthday dinner was served Sun
day in honor of Dick Wadsworth's
first birthday.
Miss Florence Kelleher, who has
been a patient in hospital in Chi
cago for several weeks, returned
with Mrs. Kelleher.
Guests at the Ellen Allen hons
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Normoyle and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Baird of Rural and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tom of Rock Is
land and Mrs. Kelleher and son o.
Chicago.
A large crowd OF relatives
friends and neighbors gathered a
the funeral of the late Jane Nc,
Donald at the home Sunday after
noon. Revs. Shields and Guthrie
of Orion conducted the services
Singers were from Orion. Tit
! grandchildren were pallbearers.
Otto Anderson and family wer'
1 visitors in Rock Island Sunday
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FOR RENT

Offices recently occupied by the
Sinclair Oil Co.. especially adapted
for firm desiring a large amount OF
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements. F. K. Rhoads, Rob
inson Bldg.
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Your Auto Needs a
Doctor?

Let US look after its health.
We overhaul motors, generators,
starting motors, ETC.; find any cleo
trical trouble in 80 minutes; vui-
canize and retread castings. Work
done by graduate students, care
fully inspected by instructors and
Every Job Guaranteed.
DAVENPORT AUTOMOTIVE
SCHOOL
! End and Warren St, Davenpor.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPAID Oh
continued to date Covering any real co
ts'e in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock 10
land Title d Abstract Company: W. J.
Sweeney. secretary. 2oO-2l2 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
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Strangers in a Strange Land

Look through the want ad columns of the local
newspaper to get acquainted with their new sur
-roundngs. Places to live places to eat, who
the live real estate agencies which the prompt
and reliable express and storage people? These and
a hundred and one other things that of vital
Importance are what these people want to know.
They need this service and it Get your ad in
today and take advantage of these wonderful OPP
portunities. Call R 1. 145-ask for a Want Ad
Taker.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made Jigg and Fixture designing
n specialty. Ideas developed. E. b.
Michaelis Mech. ConsltE. Eng associ ated
with w. N Haskell. Patent Attorney.
6O9-610 Best Bldg. Phone B. l. 1865
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy
during our late bereavement. we also
wish TO thank Rev Essex, G. A. R.. Odd
Fellows, Cos, pallbearers and all those
who sent floral tributes.
CHILDREN OF THE LATE. THOMAS
MANITFI..
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Used Band instruments

Taken in exchange on new Conn
band instruments, Ludwig drums,
Gibson mandoiins and Deagan
xylophones.
Brass Cornet, A and BIB .......S 1S
WurIitzer Cornet $40
Clarinets, A and BIB, Albert
system .............. %o9
Trombone with real leather case 50
Trap drum outfit ......------ $40
Clarinet, Buffet, Is keys, 4 rings,
Albert system, A ........... s45
Trumpet, A and BIB S1S
C Melody Saxophone, York,
silver, gold bell, with case -. $50
Bass Drum, 10x30 ........-....S SIS
Leedy Snare Drum, 4x1i ......$17
Concertone Snare Drum, Skis ..S1S
Mandolin ....r.......... ...''. i.oo
Banjo, five string $40
BbTenor Saxophone, Bruno,
silver, gold bell. with case .s140
Wood Flute .-....-.--.::.:.. $40
Deagan Xylophone, was $172.50,
with trunk, SI4 octaves ....s120
Eb Bass, brass .........-......$ .
Write for complete list of used
and new band and orchestra instru-
ments.
We repair all kinds OF musical
instruments.
A. P. GRIGGS PIANO Co.
121 E. Second St, Davenport
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1000 Hart Schaffner
Marx Suits at - price.

New shipment received All col
ors and all wool. $40, SIP and SIS.
Pants 81 to $3.50.
r. L. CLOTHING STORE
1922 Third Avenue.
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THuRsDAY-rHE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS FEBRUARY 1e, 1922
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT HOUSES.
SIX ROOM HOUSE: 513 ELEVENTH
street. Inquire 500 Seventeenth street
SIX ROOM HOUSE, ALSO THREE
rooms. semi-modern. B. J. 576.
oNE-HAI.F DOUBLE HOUSE. PARTLY
modern. 1901 Ninth street.
THREE ROOM PARTLY MODERN COT
tsge. $40. 3225 Ninth avenue.
HALF DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX ROOMS.
modern. S25. 600 Forty third street.
Three room modern fat. Inquire $40
Twenty eighth street
SIX ROOM. ALL MODERN HOUSE. 3e25
Ninth avenue.
BUNGALOW; FIVE ROOM STRICTLY
modern. furnished. 1641 Fourteenth
and-a-half street. R. l. 3s76x.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE AND
bath. sos Forty-fourth street. In
ouire next door north.
LARGE MODERN HOUSE. R. /. 1906.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY MODERN.
cheap. Z. 1. 1920.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
FOUR ROOM PARTLY. MODERN FLAT.
z6z2 Seventh avenue.
MODERN FOUR Room APARTMENT.
1929 Second avenue. B. L 1893.
SIX ROOM FLAT AT 1431 IA SECOND
| avenue. R. L 24s6-
-FOUR ROOM FLATS. TENTH STREET
and Fourth avenue. Phone &. /. 24s6
! or 2617.
APARTM EMIT, -FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
J $40 Eighteenth street Known as the
| Peter Fries flats. Inquire OF Jonas
Bear. 609 Eighteenth street.
s25 A MONTH RENTS CoMPLETELY
furnished. modern apartment. Phone
X. L. 3344 or r. /. 4o74-
FOUR ROOM FLAT, PARTLY MODERN.
to small family. $500 n Fifth avenue.
PARTLY MODERN FLAT. THREE
rooms, at lo391a Fifteenth street
MODERN APARTMENT APPLY N. & X
APARTMENT: MODERN FoUR RooAs
with bath. References required. 1o1l h
Third avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED APARTAENTs
Rosenfeld apartment. References 70
ouired. 151l u Third avenue.
CHIROPRACTOR.
PROMPT, EXPONENT HOME ADJUST
ing reasonable. Homan Homan
Phone R. i. $3.50 after $3.50.
CHIRoPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS
increase vitality. Natural way Z
P Peein D. C. Sezs Seventh avenue. 3
I. 5453. Formerly of Thornton, Texas
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HEMSTITCHNR.

COTTON Sc. SILK 1Oc- PLEAT1NG
skirts S5c. Buttons made. 3. p. Klindt
ladies' Tailor. 1907 n Second avenue
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WANTED-AGENT
AGENTS: ILLINOIS INDUSTRIAL UN-
ion, mutual protective association,
life and accident Write or phone W.
d. Santry. Dist. Mgr, 29O5 Eighth and
a-han avenue. 4. L 4S47.
AGENTS WANTED: In EVERY TOWN
in Illinois. to represent the Illinois In
dustrial Union, q mutual protective
association. life and accident, good sell
ing contract; liberal commissions to
agents Address Robert Irwin, secrs'
tary Box 4o6. Eldorsdo. Ill.
NO DULL TIMES SIZZLING FOOD.
People must eat Federal Distributors
make big profits. $1,000 yearly and
up No capital or experience needed
Guaranteed sales, unsold goods can be
returned Your name on products
builds your own business. Repeat
orders sure. Exclusive territory Write
Federal Pure Food Co, Chicago.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

,rERICAN LEGION POST NO. 200
1Trn Regular business
4 [NES%&Sh meeting will be held
!: :. ! : !" !: !
(S n &Aa the first Tuesday |
N, each month. All ex-
III NUC( 4fsservice men well |
ML~A @ Scome Walter A.
kW Rosenfeld. Command |
[AHk@S err. D. b. Bergauist.
LAlLU Adj.
MASONIC
u..on,n Temple. Eighteenth street ano
Fifth avenue.
rur GRATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
TEE No. 81, A r. s. A. M. viii
ms be held on the first Thurs
AIsNSA day of each month at so
ESf8 D. M s. P. Burgess. w.
M a; Ray o. RooeracA, sec-
tsry.
woo sRorTo NO. 81. n. o. v. p. z b.
-s&ated meeting held
u ! :: =: :
" en- the FIRST "Wednesday
80 Y of each month. Visit
So a ing prophets Welcome
ASPA u C. W. Thatcher. monarch.
NSA ~ Frank l.. Fastetssai. 49,
rotary.
d. A. N
TIE STATED CONVoCATION OF ROCK
LaIand Chapter NO. 10. H. A.
AsASR NJ, win W mead on me hrst
GAM TUESDAY Oh each montn a.
ASEA 80 d. u. Charles G. Flint.
H~T<N II IA -. ID. a0o. SecfSSAry,
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a 65S. L. y. d 4. A.-Stateu
O. 80 n. uAeeLing hrst FRIDAY OF eacn
W<tS2V month. harry DeneeAe, W. M
XN2A lliIl
Speclal meeting r riuay evening, req
II, Al ~ b. - Gesree'
KNIGHTS EEaiPLAR.
THE srATED CoNCL-Ash oF AoSh
Island GoninaandsTg No. 10
eey0 hnLgnts 1enIp.ar Will De heit
E9A Shs SECOND -0ndAs o. s$e-
NE month. i. c: senl,InSer. Con-
STS manSler. .. l.. ElcAsS. Tecoro-
koCK ISLAND CHAPTER. No. go.
0ruer Eastern Star .-nes dlar Laeelihs
iling Stars welcome MRS. hatheFine
Langman. w. NJ. Aary b. AREAS, score
tary.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. &. d
S. NJ The stated assemblies win De
held on third " Wednesday o. eacA
MONTH Visiting members cordially m
ylted James a. motifs, L. l. M
Frank o. Canedy, Recorder.
uuAL LODGE 30. SOS, l. y. o. b.
Meets every In0rsdAy evening
>5SS< al ODD Fellows temple ON
-k7nZ Fourth avenue. between Sew
RM enteenIh and Ii d t g Q q
ELG etreets. Nelson Judd. n. u;
William GuidenzopI, b. .
First Thursday of eaen nonlh, lnluA-
worry degree. arsI, u
0nd anu Inlru S0-
gree the following THURSDAY
~ "
RoCR ISLAND AERLE NO ESQ. FRAIEh-
nal Order of Eagles-Regular meetings
first and third TUESDAY Oh eacn moasn Nv.
u Eag.es' home, Fourth avenue an,
Tventy-fir street. jonn GotmeIn, w
p. Sls Forty-htth street. Phone q. ..
64S4. Jas c. Wright, secretary. 1o2e
B.P. o ELKs NO $50.
n Meets the nrst and third
~ ~ Mondays of each month a.
W EIks' club. Walter J. Grit
en- exalted ruler: c. n
n Isaacson. secretary. Visit
~ ing brothers always vel
AAASEEN come. Club rooms at III
&&c4 Eishteenth street.
@. A.R-
G4S BUFoRD POST 243. G. A.
sfSp Meets regularly ON second
HHl and fourth Friday after
A ETtI Moons Of each month at
I$ O'Clock in Memorial hall IL
KIM the court house. B. r. Baugh
HWaEM man. commander: q. c. Fret
sdiutant.
49, sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO.
ES Z. q. Wv
United Spanish War Veterans
~, meets arss aud third Thurs
Il liIfsfN days of each month at 8 D. m
u Mk8 in Memorial Hall. Court House
K w.. George q. Clapper. Commander
4 49, william +. Frey. AdIutant-
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

METAL PATTERN MAKERS WITH EX-
perience in metal pattern fitting. r. L.
Stove Co.
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WELDING.


WELDING AND MACHINE WORK. W. .
Bliesener, 1877 Third avenue. L.
4U7-
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sIBONEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
Z. 8. W. "
United Spanish War Veterans,
meets arss aud third Thurs
days of each month at p. m.
in Memorial Hall. Court House
George q. Clapper. Commander
william +. Frey. Adiutant-
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL KINDsl. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles, motorcycles autos; $40
bicycles. complete, $3.50 tall coIors).
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
302-4-6S East Second street, Davenport.
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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RoCR ISLAND AERIE NO. ESQ. FRATER-
nal Order of EAgies.-ReguIar meeunxs
first and third TUESDAY OF each month
u Eag.ss' home, Fourth avenue anf
Tventy-first street. jonn L oimeIn, W.
p SlS Forty-dfth street. Phone q. 1.
64S4. Jas G. Wright, secretary. 1919
Seventh avenue, Phone Il. !. 3147.
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YOUR oPPORTUNIOTY TO BE INDIE
pendent and prosperous. Become our
special representative. Sell goods In
constant demand. Particulars free The
Bacoru Co.. Elmira, n. Y.
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FIRST-CLAsS MILLwRIGHT FOB OUT
of-town sash and door factory. Ad-
dress 900" care Arsus
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Taken in exchange on new Conn
band instruments, Ludwig drums
Gibson mandoiins and Deagan
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KNIGHTS TkaRLAH.
-1u sTATEO CONCL-As b Of ROCk
'HS Islaud Sonmandsry No. 10
ssy hnIgnts 4enp.Ar viii he heit
~ =: : : g: =:
&US ~
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rUAI LODGE 80. sos. l. y. o. b.
meets every InUrsday evening
NM1 s = 2aa s sst1Sw' Se1ae e sew.
40 enteenIh and Ii 6 t c a q
&SLR etreets Nelson Judd. n. o.;
William GuloenzopI, b. D
First Thursday of eacn nlonIh, Inlua-
lory 0eRree nrsI. es> Ono anu Lnlro 01-
Eree the following THURSDAY.
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koCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 25S.
Uroer EASTERN Star -hSgdiar meetings
SECOND Wednesday OF eacn ulontn. kAs-
iling stars welcome. Mrs. hatherine
Langman. W. NJ. Aary b. kreis, score
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. d. q
S. M The stated assemblies WILL DC
held on the third WEDNESDAY oil eacn
3 month Visiting members cordially m
ylted James a. motifs, /. l. M
FRANK o. Cansdy, Recorder.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DREssMAKING AT 500 FIRST STREET.
or Sits a day. &. l. 432o- MRS.
Young
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MEN: LEARN BARBER TRADE. PIE
pare yourself for steady work the year
round at big wages. Write Moler Bar
Der College. los 8. Wells, Chicago.
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BUREAU EXPLAINS
GROSS INCOME"

The Internal Revenue Bureau has
received numerous inquiries regard
ing the Interpretation of section 223
of the revenue act of 1921. which
provides that each individual whose
gross income for 1921 was $1,000
or over shall file a return. regard
less OF his or her net income.
Gross income. the bureau explains.
defined by the revenue act 10 in
clude gains, profits and income de-
rived from salaries. wages. OF com
pensation for personal service
of whatever kind and in whatever
form paid. or from professions. vo-
cations. trades, business. commerce
or sales or dealings in property,
whether real or personal. growing
out of the ownership or use OF or
interest lin such property; also from
interest. rent. dividends. securities or
the transaction of any business car
ried on for gain or profit or gains
or profits and income derived from
any source whatever"
Gross income does not necessarily
mean gross receipts. A merchant.
for instance. in computing statutory
gross income, should deduct there
from the cost OF goods sold. For ex-
ample. a merchant may have gross
receipts amounting to $4,000. but
the cost of goods old amounts to 81
600. He has no oher income. The sat
utory gross income would be $4,000.
In case the other deductions allowed
him for business expenses, taxes, in
terest. bad debts, etc. amount to So
500, his net income would be $500.
No return Of income is required in
this case
The Washington herald., 1922-02-23
CITY CLUB TEAMS
KNOW NO HOLIDAY
Work Hard All Day in Cam
paign to Recruit More
Members.

Membership in the City Club Is
not limited to Washington business
men," said Frank p. wilcox, chair
man of the membership committee
and general chairman In charge of
the membership drive. president
Graham hit the nail on the head
when he said IL was not an exclu-
sive club but an inclusive one. The
City Club is as broad in its make
up and interests as the city of
Washington"
Mr. wilcox announced that the
club was adding largely to its nom
resident. junior. clergy and Con-
gressional membership roster. The
entrance fee for this class has not
been split into two installments as
has the active membership fee. he
explained. but remains at the reg
ular figure of S25. The yearly dues
in these classes is also s25. Persons
living thirty miles beyond the Dor
ders of the District are eligible to
nonresident membership. while ju-
nior membership is for young men
between |" and IS.
Althou-~h vc"tnrda" AS = ho'-
day, team workers were out early
and continued Inc.r laOVrs 4 tie, AL. .
the night. Many of the captains
declare they nave surprises which
they will spring at meeting next
Friday. 1t is announced that al
least three-fourths of the desired
membership will nave been secured
by that time.