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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-20
WANTED-SkLESME-.

WANTED-SkLES
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TO TAKE ORDERS FOR THE AMERI-
can Magazine. Three orders day pays
S35 per week. Work tri-cities travel.
IS Dav. Savings Blk. Bldg Davenport.
SALESMAN: u you WANT $4,000 THIS
year write me. Strong for retail
stores. Nationally advertised. Liberal
weekly advance to producers. W. Nor
gan. MEr- 1920 Euclid. Cleveland. Ohio
Dept. 544.
statesmen TO TAKE ORDERS DIRECT
from consumer Shoes are a necessity.
Easy TO sell. Our new measuring in
strument insures perfect and comfort
able ht. DoubIewear Shoe Co, Lake
St. Minneapolis, MINI.
WE OFFER AN UNUSUAL OPPoRTUN-
ity in Rock Island for an energetic man
who can devote full or part time in a
permanent profitable and digniied
business with earning possibilities OF
<25 TO $125 per week. We are origI-
majors and distributors of first mortgage
real estate gold bonds. which have been
endorsed by investment experts and the
financial department of the Chicago
Tribune. Recent Developments in the
the demand for speculative con-
sentative, safe bonds and unique
selling plan greatly increases the posi-
bility for sales. See our display ad on
the financial page of the Chicago Sun
day Tribune. Inexperience is no OBJ
stacle. For the man who qualify,
We will arrange a personal interview.
Address Sales Manager Comlossy & Co..
22o S. State ST., Chicago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MAN WANTS TRACING, NE
chanical drafting. r. I. 4652I.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

ESTES PARLORS MOVED. MISS ESTES
has moved her dressmaking pariors TO
$40 Twenty sixth street. r. l. 3553K.
THE SAFE, NATURAL
way to health. Permanent strength and
vigor home adjusting. DR.. Petr.
Chlropractor. 1922 Seventh avenue.
Hours: 1912, "a. 6-s .. m. Phone r.
l. 5453.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE: FINE MACHINE SHOP DO
ing cylinder grinding, acetylene weld
ing. general machine repair. Establish
ed three years. Will consider partner.
Address R. l." care Argus
MY GENERAL STORE FOR SALE. DON'T
miss this chance. Address -. care
Argus.
SIX ROOM FLAT, MODERN. HEATED.
Vacant May /. K. l. 3J46K.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE. UP
to-date. Address Il, )" care Argus.
HOME Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY
for sale or trade. doing good business.
Cash returns daily. Man and wife can
handle it. or will sell on terms. What
have you to offer? &. L 5442.
a GROWING ESTABLISHMENT IN A
live R. 1. community wishes to sell or
rent the butcher department. All FIX
lures included and business slreay es-
tablished. A money maker for the right
party. Floor space for rent for other
lines besides meats and groceries Ad
dress Dept. B, care Argus.
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|.nk o. Laneuy, kseOrUsr.
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kooL \, ,,1.uevu@s Oh eASn n1onth. VIZ
Luz stars Nslcolne. AArs. hAlnefLAe
LagmAn, ~ M. AIRY E, ArGLS. 1~~AS'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-20

feR SALE-FARN LANDS.
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- ACRES NORTH END r. 1. CO.
II taken at once Address
'er Omck. HIilsda.e. III.
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How to Figure
Wcur W ant Al

Count FIVE words to the line,
The address at the foot o.
your Want Ad is counted
also. Each number counts
as one word. For example:
"160 acres, miles from
railroad. $500 per acre. is
nine words. In case you
want a keyed or blind ad-
dress used instead. indicate
60 above. The blind ad-
dress comprises four words
and will be counted as part
of your advertisement.
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eIBoNET BAY CAMP. NO. s
q. 4. ". ".
United Spanish War Veterans.
meets first and third Thurs
days Of each month at 9 .. N
IN Memorial Hall. Court House
, George H Clap2er, Commander;
William +. Frey. AdIutanI-
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Sra1ED COW OCATIOS OF ROcE
l,.suo CnApseF No. 40, n. a.
BX ~, VIA. nsa1 OIL 1ns nss'
XaN lusr..Ay UI sacn LnOnsn a.
Fp T-au IA. u GnArIes v. lint.
TN :, -. A. 1asA. sSvTe LaIs
Fs...;ai couvocatlon march -, 49,.
asSa n IA. I.Os a. AIcu Desree anu
{ract1on oil chAV.SF.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
MADALYNNE
JURY DISMISSED

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vocK ISLAND LODGE NO

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(, ia - .....k.us HrsG ItuiAy Va sacn
Nv ..uuLl. Nary ESL.uSAS, W. -
HTt IL. Ii. L-4ALk, sSS4r salS.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED: IN EVERY TOWN
in Illinois, to represent the Illinois In
oustrlal Union, a mutual protective
association, life and accident, GOOD sell
ing contract; liberal commissions TO
agents. Address Robert Irwin. secr0-
tary. Box 406. Eldorado. III.
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Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month a.
Eiks' club. Walter }. Crit
I'm, exalted rutef; c. h
Isaacson. secretary. Wat
ing brothers always vel
come. Club rooms Al IL
Eighteenth street.
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN: WE CAN USE SIX
high class agents for house to house
work, good proposition to right parties.
Call at BeardsIey Specially Co., 217
Eighteenth street. Rock Island
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IL a. y.
BUPORD POST 243, G. A b.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
Moons of each month at =
O'Clock in Memorial hall Ia
the court house. Andrew
D BlaGel, commander; q. c.
First. adiutant.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
nnI

FAMILY.
Tom Mix in After Your Own Heart"
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How Kennedy Died.

ing with him a shotgun case, &C
cording to Pullman porter's testi-
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WANTED-FEHALE HELP


LAUNDRESS, MUST CALL FOR AND DE-
liver bundle. R. l. 1890.
HoUSEKEEPER OR GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. &. L. 45S6X.
$3.50 AN HOUR. EASY. PLEASANT
work, all spare time, introducing
Simplex Ironing Board Covers" Re
markable new invention Wonderful
seller. New agent made SIS first week.
W. J. Lynch. Springfield, III.
RELIABLE CONCERN WANTS WOMEN
to do first class fancy work. Materials
furnished. Liberal pay. Stamped en-
velope brings particulars. Underwood
Art Goods Co, Portsmouth. Ohio.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
on farm for small family. No children.
Address J. K" care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-20

FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

on EASY TENS F1yT ROOM HoTsF
with electric light and toilet corner
lot. Price s.. 500. $500 down. 1s4t
Thirty fifth street
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49,
I0DGE DIRECTORY.

csrsN LEGION POST NO. zoo
T~ REGULAR business
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|AE3:xNh meeting will be held
EHN ~ he FIRST Tuesday
each moath. All ex-
X\uS( H. scrvice men vel
| NA;-one. Walter A.
X ~ Rosenaeld. Command.
tN3%S or; d. B.. Bergauist.
|&AL-V Adj.
AAs0AkC.
rsmple. Egg. zenith street anu
rvn s NnnT A Of TRIO LODGE
siA No. 81, A. h. & A M. will
IN he held on the nrss Thurs
LNN day of each mOnIh At 30
E5y m. 5. p. Burgess. w.
m Il Ray U kouerlck Sec
p meeting go. Thursday,
~ % for work on 81. N. degree.
l. sRorTo No. 81. n. o. v. p. z Il
Stated meeting neid
NH On the hrss Wednesday
- of each month ViAat-
W9 ing prophets welcome.
.SkA &c. W. Thatcher. monarch.
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gP O ELks NO. $50.
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n ~ uo,dzv. of ZACH month a,
No.
IA m e&Aieeo
<ZfA Isaacson. secretary. Vtsli
3SW&M FiTh,.e,th .trest
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E O'Clock in MemoriaI hall /.
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TWO LOTS AND RESIDENCE IN EAST
part OF Orion. Inquire Swan E. BlOri<a.
Orion. III.
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FOR stLE-MISCELLANRNU,

REAL RABBITS jim DAUBNEY. R.
5433.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-20

SIX ROOM HOUSE. MODERN, NEW OAK
floors. Corner Forty eighth avenue and
Ninth street. R I. 4525L.
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L eanrTo No. e.. NJ o. v. p. z II
Stated meeting held
b. ): !: !" :: =: :: :: ::
fi1f On the 1rsS Wednesday
4 EA y Of each month. VlAit-
#s-4 A ing prophets welcone.
k.AA n c. W. Thatcher, monarch.
rams Il. <asbGA s@S--. s~-~-
relay.
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Cd TUE CUSHMAN,
Officer Appointed to Make Assess
ment. advertisement. }
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
~ lived here.

~ lived here.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Esser attend,
ca &c. the services Sunday by Rev.H. A.
Thomson ut Big Stone Gap.
Misses Eliza Barron and Margaret
Hyatt, attractive daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. Hyatt, have returned
to their homes from Decatur, Ca.
where they attended school at Agnes
Scott College the past winter.
A number from Norton wen, up
to Wise one afternoon last week 10
attend the Linen Shower" given by
Mrs. NJ. II. McCorkle and Mrs. Creed
Bruce for Miss Virginia Anderson.
whose wedding to MIR. Jack Barlow
viii take place June 18th.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
uss.rary State Chairman. Near East
81 Relief.

an appeal 10 all yirsinians TO send
,h,r ea.tua clothing to the Near East
R,iti 10 relieve the suffering ia Ar
peuia next winter. was made this
,s.s By Governor p Lee Trinkle from
Rchmond GOV Triukle ia honorary
,A.s chairman OF thi, great humani
a.i.l Organization
June ! ( has been designated as BIN
81 Day ami everyone who has any
slouins 10 spare that IS wearahle Is
utsd % send 1t either to his local
souniy chairman OF to Scar East Re
lie 80 s Army Bas. Brooklyn
81 THE Virginia COMMITTEES is IS
Itcial!y de-irous OF obtaining all Of
u, coats sweaters dresses. wool
hra blankets heavy hosiery. wool
as,S, lnliieus boots. shoes. shopworu
u;asrts sheets Ctor bandages). new
slcta aud garments possible
Ite Scar East Relief IS often called
h' most worthy OF AL Christian chart
tx DECLARED Governor 'rrnkls
Thee children aud admit martyrs OF
tt, Oldest Christian nation in the
sofl az 4laering untold tortures for
IL IoSai'y % clrilt ana to tile ~
So 4a.y
vs. ha'e ldat finished a caiupairi
70 ieti thtm and nos Ne should Jend
'f'a ~ +. our clothing which We can
s-fv Wr iaye plenty and they have
H1at Nlayiiiue children have died
O -,-'t 'Aeamatism ana pneumonia
j." o. I4ck NJ riothius There are
'syo 4'ne ehlIM,n assigned to vlr-
gas % iahe ors vi W. have FED
es1-lov lei Il, cl5,Ae tLe.n.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
k2'.'p DdddyS
B6EyeniN9
fd!Iy Tale
sEO MAPLE TREE
oy E l..9. GRAHAM BONNER
-''--' Z" .uft'- -ivy.,ts y--t. - -. :

~ love bright cOlors." said the Red
Maple tree. lin the sprngtIme
wear red buds. ;hen red blossoms and
when my leaves begin to appear they
are Fed too. Even In the winter my
bud-lise twigs are red
And while say like bright coiors
as you can easily guess red IS my
fsvorlte color"
y don't blame you for liking II so
much said Peter Goblin. For II /
want TO look Very smnrt ana dashiny
anu handsome tie red scarf around
my waist and feel too nne for any
thing
In fact there is going 10 be fancy
dress party given hy the Fniry Queen
this afternoon AMI I've half mind
TO dress all In red"
Why don't you 80 as Il Red Maple
,reet asked the Red Maple tree.
"Why that IS an idea. and AN excel.
lent one. shouted Peter Goblin throw.
ing his cap high IN the uir ana catch.
Ing 1t on tile Side OF his head as # fell
down again
That is a splendld iden ana do
believe VIII do IT,"
YES" said tie Red Alnrl4 tr... .t
think It would lie q new sort az a
costume ! VIII give You some of iuy
red petals and blossoms ami You can
decorate yourself with them. Then
you can make costume look ike uiy
burS'
4 bark doesn't Look" said Peter
Goblin "A bark makes a noise"
"Oh no. said Tie Red Maple "a
pretty poor oid Joke Tor such me
creature ms Peter Goblin How often
huNe heard lokcs made NJ about
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on hand 1t would be dreadful 10 be
left without branches.
rs that why you have 50 many
branches"
"Not altogether said the Red Maple
tree "a like plenty OF branches. but
because they ARE short ana straight
snd rounded VI the head they are
strong and able to stand against tile
great and mighty old Wind gentleman.
Some creatures don't always cnll
him ii gentleman even !"
We'll" said Peter Goblin. Il must
be hurrying to dx up my costume. What
hne costume Il VIII surely be-. ana
all because OF your excellent advice.
Red Maple tree. 1 am sure am very
much Obliged to you for your help
Ell they ask you where YOU saw uir
tell filrIn you saw me by Il nice
niar>hy hii Of eruund swamp IN
other words Tell them love tl,,
swamp iuimeS lest though ] Ike mos
places n Iiey give me quite h!t b..
water 4" drink AT tile rouis or Il
other words, II tie er"und IS Nee tu
moist
"Still / ,io my hest ryeryNuere nu,
always look MY hest So do an nf ni
family ana nay family are very rop
lar.
"ii"e yoii have II good tinl-. Pete
Goblin and as soon as sou have tii,
nnn part Of your costume reidy cam,
buck 10 y"ur friend The Red Muld,
tree. for some decorations
Indeed viii said Peter Goblin
as he ran OF Ia great excitement How
pleased tic Fairy Queen win be-. IL.
said To himself and how We all dc
love 10 rlrsse the Fairy Queen"
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"What terrible place. Is thls sup
posed "a be- a gardenf'
ayes"
But lnok at the tin cans and the
ashes and old boxes strewn about"
II know. This fifty feet OF garden
belongs to Il man who Is sure lie could
have marvellous place II he only
mad three or four acres OF ground I.
take care Of"
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Dilburlcrncnt..

An emergency fund of $4,000 was
was transferred to Mrs. D. 4 Good
lue, for use during the rreasurer's
absence. is accounted for AS follows
Arizona republican., 1922-06-27

the crews again dashed away to
perfect start. Cornell caught the
water first with an even 40 strokes
and her prov showed a trifle In front
of the Navy. Syracuse was third
and Washington fourth.
The Ithaans were maintaining a 35
beat while the Navy ut down the
Red and White advantage until they
had three foot lead at the mile and
half mark with Cornell three
quarters of length ahead of Wash
ington. the westerners having gained
a trifle on Syracuse.
Near the two and a half mile post
the sailors showed a half length lead
over Cornell with Washington NOV
ing up rapidly on the tiring Ithacans,
and to the surprise of the spectators,
bringing Syracuse along with them.
Washington's spurt gradually car
ried them by Cornell and gaining
what appeared to be an inch or two
at beat they set out after the
flying Annapolis shells, the oarsmen
of which suddenly awoke to the fact
that they had the battle of their
lives on their hands.
Coxswain Gwinn barked an order
to Stroke Frawley and the Middies
flung every ounce of power into their
blades, just as they did = Brussels
in 1920 when they won the Olympic
championship from the famous Eng
lish Leander club in hair-raising
finish.
Washington was made OF stern
stuff, however. and with a possible
victory In Americas rowing classic
within their grasp they labored with
smashing strokes until from the OBJ
servation train, the speeding shells
appeared to be on even terms. and
then Washington nosed a foot. two
feet, three feet to the fore.
Plead as he would to Stroke Mur-
ply and the other members OF the
Washington eight. Coxswain Grant
could not keep the flesh attuned
with the fighting spirit of the west
ern invaders. Again it was the story
OF Navy she'll nosing up until the
blue and gold was in the lead. never
to be headed.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-27
CHICAGO BOY LEADS
WESTERN GOLFERS IN
'0UALIF Y|NG ROUND

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June 26-With
scores of 70 each, one under par, for
the course. Harrison r. Johnston of
st. Paul. and Ira l.. Couch of Glen
view. Chicago. led the field today in
the first Is holes of the qualifying
round of the annual western golf
championship tournament being
played over the Hillcrest Country
club course here. Considering the
fact that so players shot under so,
which is remarkable performance
and goes to show the splendid class
of entries, 1t is likely it will take
about 15S to land in the champion
ship flight of 80 players.
The performance of Young Couch
was a remarkable one. He shot
consistent golf today and gossip
around the locker rooms is that the
young star may prove the one to take
the measure of the present champion
in this tournament
Johnston also played splendid golf
and had one six. on the sixth hole,
which Couch made in four Couch
had one birdie and one eagle on the
first nine, shooting the fourth in
three par for the hole being five.
On the second nine he had two
brides. Johnston shot three holes in
one under par each on the first nine.
On the second he had one birdie.
Charles "Chick" Evans of Edge
Arizona republican., 1922-06-27

punches to the headAand body Leon
ard Was working straight left to
the head effectively, but was shaken
twice with left hooks to the jaw.
They exchanged body punches in an
encounter at close quarters. with
Britton appearing to have the best
of it.
ROUND NINE: Leonard Jumped
from his corner and forced the well
terweight king around with rights TO
the head, but Britton's defensive work
was at its best and he was little hurt.
Britton sent series of straight lefts
to the face and forced Leonard into a
neutral corner. Leonard missed sew
eral right swings and took hard
punch to the jaw.
ROUND TEN: Leonard was shak-
en- with overland rights to his jaw
Leonard returned hard lefts to the
jaw and Britton seemed willing to
mix, returning as good as was sent
Leonard was always on the defen-
sive in this round
ROUND ELEVEN: Leonard swung
hard with rights and lefts to the jaw
and sent Britton to the ropes. Brit
ton returned hard rights to the jaw
Leonard rushed Britton around the
ring with hard rights to the head
This was Leonard's best round.
ROUND TWELVE: Leonard
pecked with his left at Britton's
face and Britton hooked hard rights
and lefts to the jaw. Britton shook
the lightweight champion with rights
to the stomach and left hooks to the
jaw. They exchanged light punches te
the head and body. Britton's de-
fensive work failed to show in this
round. He used offensive tactics al
together.
ROUND THIRTEEN: Britton, or
the offensive. backed Leonard into 6
neutral corner with rights and lefts
to the head and body. In comins
out of this trouble, Leonard trippet
on his own foot and fell backward
to the canvas as Britton stepped
away. The lightweight champion
regained his feet and then Brittor
started another attack. Leonard
backed around the ring and they fel
into clinch in Britton's corner
There were few blows passed to the
! head and as the referee walked
around, Britton broke away and weni
down to his knee, facing his corner
He motioned to his seconds to claim
a foul Then Leonard. who hat
walked to the other side of the ring
walked around the referee. STRUCK
Britton a light blow to the body ant
shouted TO the referee to count. The
seconds of both n1en rushed into the
ring and Haley, the referee, waved
both men to their corners. 1t was
then announced that Leonard ha6
committed technical foul, striking
Britton while he was on his knee
The welterweight champion was un.
hurt