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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Nsnith f'as~ TeYntasi~fAeF An@AfF 4Hid
aoaka Maru. stf President AAdlson- rlei
It~Asr ksnFneau Maru
Exu street TsFssiNsis-r. q 4. w. T
Heather. barge uriff~on.
Grand Trunk I@ssk~sNtr Afmisal Evans
Pier it-.=atr TYmdaf1us.
Pier G.ft-a-Alntafahip WaksrA
ftar a-@atr HAlnlrf. sss Nome city.
Fiss s-ntr jefferson. ctr Northeastern.
risr s@Hts Admiral hspres. ctr Admiral
PIER - str Adusif.i rtuwev.
tfni0H Paeinx peeh -tsF Msffcs..
Pacific ceaas Engineering wefss--h''
cenneetleut street Tsfminai~str VIII
pote
ALASKA Steamship unorins Str tssfeuehs
seattle Fleaf Mills beck SCR Astronomer
STACY street Tsfninal-eU. = c. q. BaFH.
side. q. a a. heiiwceds
lander street Terminal snf Msud.
Spokane atre~t TsfmiaAi--Asr steel
worker.
Esat waterway Deck a warsheus. Ca
NsF AFtHenA aRru
Todd rrydeeEa whaling rtrs star Va. I.
star No. :. Htar Ne. Z. str Victoria
PuEst Favnd bridge q preaEing Co.
~ Patterson.
A mes Nard-=Nsf Roosevelt
Heffsrnsn pr,d0ck~atr vaidsx
Wlaslaw Marine RAilway-~naFh Hnifsst.
barge Caauitlam City. asr Monticello.
str Morning star. ssF Paeireo. str
Griffin sehr Msirass. sehf Fearless,
sehr Resoiute. str hontsrsy. str Wa
Nottingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

NEW YORK. May -. - Evelyn
Sesbit Thaw lis named In a suit
brought in supreme court here as
one Of the reasons why Mrs. Evelyn
Schneider wants a divorce from her
husband. Harry. taxi driver.
Mrs. schneiders petition states
that the defendant for long time
has been friendly with one Evelyn
Ncsbit Thaw and stlil is friendly
with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
BUTTER HERE
UP ONE CENT
Milk and Ice Cream Demand
Brings Shortage

Butter advanced cent on the 10
cal wholesale market Tuesday. An
Increasing demand for milk and Ice
cream was tending 20 shorten slight
IL the cream receipts Tor butter pro.
dnction. which, iohbers claim, was
the cause for the higher market
city creamery bricks were TO 80
cents a pound and the cubes were
10 ~ cents. Butter TAT advanced IN
the same proportion 10 40 cents
Eggs were steady az 81 cents a doA-
en- Ger the fresh ranch variety
Local dollhouse tomatoes, which
are lust making their appearance on
the market for the season, were
morr abundant Tuesday, They were
quoted from - 90 80 cents a pound,
Tho first Mexican tomatoes or the
season we're on the street and We're
quoted al 30 cents a pound. Florida
pcppers we're az 80 cents Heavy
receipts ~ California green peas
caused slightly lower prsces on that
commodity.
Three varieties % Strawberries
were being offered Tho Hammer
variety. which were 81 an excellent
quality. were selling al t2,S0 for a
Kermit crate. while the Dollar and
Oregon Plum berries were at from
81 20 ss.ss for e0.plnt crates. The
first price Of the two latter varieties
was practically general. No other
changes were reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

Margaret Grimes win carry the
part ~ Violet iipney. the leading
role. ia Booth Tarkingions comedy.
Clarence" which Will DO presented
IN Meany hall AZ the university May
~ By tho Associated University
Players. The masculine lead and
title role viii be played by Jack
Wright
Betty s,eere will be Cora Wheeler.
the second feminine lead. jos Green
leaf in Hobby Wheeler. The parts u
Della. THE Irish maid. and Dlnwid.
die. che butler. will be taken by Mar.
Jorts Gilbert and Walter burroughs
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wheeler will be rep
resented hg Norris Miles and Con.
stance coe. Doris Cailow Will be
Mrs Martyr. STR. wheeler'a seere.
tary.
Clarence" was substituted for
BEYOND the Horizon" ms II was
found impossible 10 stage the latter
In Mcany hail. The play Will be pro.
Nentrd under the direction % Glenn
Hughes. II Ia said 10 be OF greater
interest than any other university
play of the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Independent SteelS
Stronger at Opening

ID
stnkth
of
rcperted completed n" basis
IL ait he Il
which reached
~
ts y. Console
Gas
~, of e.
uu ern naeiu =. up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
GRAIN MARKET
IS UP AT CLOSE

CHICAGO MAY IS TRAIN prices
rallied at the close ~ the Chicago
board ~ trade today on increased
export bHNtnv amt twt#
weather reports frcm some sections
Of the efAta belt tfvstesaus Nete
lower.
Cash wheat NJ 2 rod sisst. -
1ts. No. : red. $500 i.seis. No. :
hart. sister sats NJ. 5 hafa. tt.ap.
No. : spring SITS
May cheat opened up i.c at
ftsH3A and closed up ! cents. iutN
opened IN ZEE a. ftstA and closed
an &c. september opened up = at
tttn4 and closed up Ae
MAY corn opened At etAc. an
changed and closed up Ase. July
opened OFF hr at tte aud closed up
Ac. September opened off = g at
&c = c and closed up isc.
MAY cats opened 1atse. unchanged.
and closed up Is. July opened uns
changed az asMc and closed up sac.
September opened unchanged at
to4 c aud closed an lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Mrs. Soderman Bares
Shame to Save Mate

DALLAS. Texas. May 29.--Mrs
Dave Il. Soderman barred her life
story here today 10 save her hus
hand from conviction Of murder OF
]. Clay Powers. As the husband sal
tenseiy in his chair. Mrs. Sodermar
took the witness stand at his trial
and told n story OF infideliiy as she
struggled TO control herself.
Detail by detail rhe told the story
Of her life with soderman-how sh'
had loved him until. she said. Pow
ers came into her life: how the good
looking university man had won her
love away and how. after she had
obtained divorce. a telegram told
Of her former husbands Illness and
she had rushed TO him and rcmar
ried him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Arrivals and Departures

MAY ssmatr Ruth Alexander from San
Diego via Han Pedro, Nan Francisco anu
kietsfa. az noan; ntf tnrdosa from Hnuths Z
eastern via Southwestern Alaska aud
ruiht wells. AZ neon att Narthwentttn
from Tacoma Via Palnt wells. 81 20 a.
~ Htf Astronomer from London Via tfiFs
eFpoai. t.iaagaW, balboa. aan fsdfe. ash
tfanaisea aud Naueeayes. a. g. 81 siso
May - ser Nome ciif from San Fran
stses via everett. 81 $50 . mt str Al
Wlfat psweY ftom hVefett Via Vancouver.
a. a.. and Auaeeftes. ~ tQtHh = ~ stf
Afitnua NaFa ffan ttaHEkuna va HhsHk
hal. kobe aud Yokohama. Of asss o mss
a. a L. a. +. Heather afem sea duty 81
Tia " ~.
sailed
May ss4~9tr Admiral Dewey for tsn
Pedro via San rtansisca. at u = ~ 49,
Admiral EyRns for Anchorage. haath Z
western Via Southeastern Alaska Al ~
a. m. str wiiipaie fbr Tacoma, AZ si#a
- a. afr Afisaaa 3aFa for 1sroma. a.
50 e. ial ar West kataa for uusn"s
Aires Via Tacoma. nan ffsnsiseos eah
rastsA. nAitaa, nautpe ard ts&hia biaHsas
AZ sfes .. ~ asF santa FiatEa for bstea
lfaFnaF. At Il - a.
aaY xs~Atf AaFthiaad Ter san Fran
eisee. - site = m scr Hakaia MARI Tor
kabe. at tle 3. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

ThausshnNen~ MaY tR~ttaltsf. str car
mathsushlfs fpf seattle.
uonxkank- May se-~Arrivsd. str Afrira
Maru ffvat tsastAe
TeinEt4s MAJ se-Afrir~d sr Hanisy
from seattle.
Honatula=~ Nay .sa-ATriwet. sehr Hobt
t@wsfs ffun FORT AnEsiea
Han rrdfo-~-May 1s@Afftvef. str Ken
tuekiaa frofm Seattle. ssf han Diego ftefn
seattle. xfr AlssiFna ffan tteiiinEhafsa
ctr atanenod frafn Tacoma siF EFeFsst
fsaFa Hs4Etis. str HenFY a. Grove from Sc
attic
San Tsanelseo- Msy ts--sfrivsd. stF
coiwsa ffum TAsaHta. May 4f~wAffifsd.
sts walter skrHhaeh from HsHft's
saltssf sst Nrank D. Drum fof Fwset
ssatna porfa4 stf Dtit~astn for SEATTLE
anaevffs* Mas zG~aAfftssd. siF cath
sfine - sraw AfaaAa
Essfuft-~hay s4~-Asiisd. sir tAssf. Tor
N&H Fedra.
TAeaatA~Nav Tf-~svrtvsf. str West
kat&s ffosn Seattle. at > q ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Columbus Knights
Close Convention

BELLINGHAM. May %. - Seven.
ty.flve free evening schools with an
enrolment Of 65. 900 are being main.
tanned by the knights Of Columbus
turnout tho country. according 10
State Deputy James III. Kane. whose
report and address featured the
Knights convention held yesterday
in Bellingham.
State officers were elected during
the session and delegates chosen TO
attend the convention at Atlantic
City in August.
The knights are raising n $1,000
900 fund for tho continuation OF wei.
fare work In Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

operators expected 20 get some OF the
money tack from the state, he
added.
Judge Woods. after hearing the
testimony. refused TO allow u 10 20
into the record and recalled the
jury. The Judge said the innocence
or guilt Of Blizzard could not lie on
who Is financing tle prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Uniform State Tax
on Gasoline Sought

SPOKANE. May 23.~-Govcn,ors
OF 10 Western states will meet at
Sacramento in the near future 10
consider uniform taxes on gasoline,
according to plans made public yes.
terday by Gov. Louis Hart. who said
he would issue the invitations fol.
lowing his return TO Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

NEW YORK. May ss.-Negoiia'
tons for Dempsey. fight In
Montreal are not Off. according to
Tex Richard. who says he VIII con-
fer with Jack kearns about date
in August or September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

POLICE investigating the theft Of
~ pairs OF assorted shoes from a
boxcar In the Seattle railroad yards
Monday night announced their be.
lief that Seattle burglars are plan.
ming on hike to warmer regions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
NEW TIRE RECORD

LOUISVILLE. May 2s.-Hirh
Cloud. from the Lowe stable. set a
new record for seven and onc-half
furiongs by running the distance
In $50 at Churchill Downs. The
former record was 1917. made on
the Belmont track in 1905 by Resti-
gouche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

rhlladslrbia May - atF ~ v Aiss
anasf 10 collision with stf Andrsa opps'
site Fort Mlfftlns "a. Andfxa badly dam
hKssi sod beaehe1 Estsnt - damage Is
"a D. Alexander " any unhno~u.
SAN Pedro MAJ a. hlr D ! f.uetsn
bach naw a. Asn rsdre. had fire Ia No.
hafd cargo damaged tfFe sstins uishea
~ sea rive feet - watsF In hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

Csttfe--NArkst nominal Test steers
st1a0gs fair 70 good steers. ssasn
fste. good 20 vhetee cs~s ard hstfers
fs7snT28s tanners. fsssu4. bults.
tsTsH51S. calves fta5ms
H.x.-MaFkrt nausfaal rstm1 fafrs-
tff.sk0ftTt. hsaviss. tst0W1fs PIGS.
tft1sUti.a
~ls~~p-Marsst nominal Warnings fsr
s.; wsthsfs. f&.seW7. ewes. ta0s. beet
spring. tgaies medium. sswa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

fhr~HefN VunfafInHs
rettfe--ftNeeirta tsea MaFset steady
Steers. fsf8Nt93s cewe and heifera
ftsftWTTs stoekevs and feeders, % y
tsts huiia itNtTs. calves ft@tt 80
ffsx~-gsrsirts. see Market f&Msss
loser. Top. ftet&s huik. tsAEM&es
see Market Sc
higher. Lambs. tttMtfst. s@es o.
UfsE0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
PROF. HARRISON, of the rnlvcr

siiy Of California. representing the
executive committee Of the American
Bar association, In connection with
the annual meeting Of the orRanIza
tion 20 be held In San Francisco.
will address the Seattle Bar associa
ton in the l.. G. Smith Building
restaurant at 1916 p. m. Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

TAruuAii BLAND. May as A NJ.
snarsmetsr failing! oleudyl wind south,
10 miles az hour. Hound Ia, stf katrina
tsnokenbash. At aisO . "a. Hound out =
small thraesmaat freight ate. probably
nofthbouna. at Tge a. M ctr Harold
bailar, at a. ms. stt g Z. Holmes al
$40 a. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

retsfstarx May "a haiisd. stf Queen
south bound. At kitf = -
kutrhihanee MAY a. Sailed. sff fftn'
esss Louise. uofthtaand. 81 llsse D. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

Dueks-Drsssed. per N. .. q.
Hens-Dressed, heavy ..... al
Dressed. iiaht. N. .......... arc q,
Live, heavy. ID. ..,........s. III
Live. light. n. ...........s.. 2.
Breiiers-Dressed. 1 to ~ MS. Al
~ ms. and over ......,... Al
Geese-- Dressed. per n. ...... 90
1urteys-Fsncy dressed, d.. ri
Live. fancy ................. ~
Belgian Hzres--LIys. per H.. Ii
Dressed s.sssssssss.*.s 80
Cows-cogntry dressed. rb...... .os1 II
Hsgs-Fancy block ........... $50 II
veaI-Fancy. Hight ............ III
Med. dressed ............. Tia 81
Heavy, coarse ...*........... .0s0 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

Tuesdays 0netatleas
sasar--Ftfm. Eap. lae8. GRADUATED.
I11eUs 90
Ceffe~--Ne. Rio spss. iet. ellie. Ne Z
saatos. ftauttse d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
San Francisco Produce

ftotter~-ErtraH. 50 Y r H.
EEgs--IeNtras, 27e doz.. extra flrats, ass
dor; extra puliots. go doz.; extra first
pullets, 22c doz.. understood puiists. Iss
Hoz.
Cheeee-CalifornIa nats. fancy, zoe lib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May .s-~ForstRn sr-
ehanx- opened firm today DrFnaasi
sterling. fttts francs. 80 esos y lire.
to.osttA. MARKS. iseass.. sronsn.
sasha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
to- Dividends on
i ~ Prior Preference Stock
u Earned More Than Seven Times Over

The purchaser of Seven Per Cent Cumulative Prior
Preference Stock of the Puget Sound Power 81 Light
Company has strong of the safety and sta
biy of his investment in the fact that the steadily in
creasing net earnings of the Company many times
of dividend requirements the balance left for
the year ending March 81 1922, for instance after all
interest charges, BEING MORE THAN SEVEN
INES THE DIVIDEND REQUIREMENTS on this
stock including this issue.
The Companys diversity of business in lighting the
homes and driving the wheels of industry in more than
100 communities provides stable and unfaling source
of revenue. The growth of these communities, their
prosperity their requirements for household and indus
trial purposes the foundation stones of the stable
business of the Company.
The money obtained from the sale of this stock goes
back into property with which to render increased
service to these $50 growing communities. Your pur-
chase of any of these shares makes you partner in
your utility
This Seven Per Cent Prior Preference Stock is sold
either for cash payments at the market price of
about 104.
Ten Dollars down and Ten Dollars month will buy
terest at per cent while you paying for the
stock.
Complete information regarding this Company and
the purpose of this sale will be furnished any office
of the Company or by any bank.
Puget Sound Power & Light Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

Twilight In made possible by
earth's atmosphere and It's power TO
rcfract the suns rays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots
Mondays Quctation-
Furnished h. faHan A srssn
Hto second Ave. seattle

aonday'- Quotations
Furnished by Logan 4 Eryan
$40 second Ave. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale rrierN

Fious-Fsm. pat. s-ts. city del ssses D,
-uxsr--care per ewt ..t..s.. 80
Hnpf. rWs ...... 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Ship News
49,. ~ 81


NJ fihNfsNRk
NAY -
first itiHh Tide
ass a M ie7 r.
tis~t low It'd.
use a W O. -
~.asad itizss Tide
4E . ~ i0a a.
seesad Law Tide
efaa D, m. 90 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
Liberty Bonds

Estimated TueNdAr~-R heat. a. cars .
corn. al ears oats. 70 cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23

ttf
NAY 70
tirsi High Tide
iha a IA 10 g.
iirst Law Tide
NHf a ma IL a.
~eeand nigh ND.
tsA . % 90 g.
second law Iid.
kaa D. "a 81 It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-23
BANK CLEARINGS
NontIay's Quotations
Furnished by Logan A Bryan

Seattle
The Washington times., 1922-10-04
D. D.C.BU|LD|NG IN
PAST YEAR HAS
BROKEN RECORD
Permits Call for New Projects
of Total Value of
$36,1o7,O5o.

Building operations in the District
broke all records last year. John p,
Healy, inspector of buildings, de.
clared in his annual report sub,
mitted to the District Commissioners
yesterday.
Permits for new projects totaled
$50, 1877 ,O59, an increase of ST, ,l97, 1893
over the preceding year. There was
an increase of | ,905 i'm the number
OF new buildings, and $3l ,67S,1O5 OF
the total amount called for by the
permits will be spent on new build
inGS.
Suburban building led the list
with $23, ,1O9.267 for new buildings
the northwest came second with
$,326,73S, northeast third with
$4S4,734, southeast fourth with
$740.331 and southwest fifth with
$17,035.
Mr.. Healy estimates that 2.47O
brick homes. ninetY-One tile, 1903 con
crete and S46 frame houses were
erected in the city for that year,
bringing the total of new residences
of all classes up to 3.5l6.
Inspector Healy points out III his
report that the force in his office
is inadequate. He said that with
the growth of the District the diff
fiCultNc of efficient administration
has become more pronounced be
cause OF the small number of men
employed to inspect building opera.
tiOnS.
Low salaries are paid inspectors
and other employees, Inspector
Healy rys, and filling positions in
the office is not an easy job be-
cause commercial firms offer nluCh
more money than the District pays.
Healy does not expect the present
extraordinary activity in building
The Washington times., 1922-10-04
NEGLECT OF PARENTS
SERIOUS, JUDGE SAYS

1t is as incumbent upon children
to support aged and infirm parents
without means as for parents 10
support dependent children. accord
ing to Judge Kathryn Sellers, OF
the Juvenile Court. who suggested
a law making such provision man
datory. in an address at the Pea.
body School Parent-Teacher Asso.
citation yesterday.
Lack of such a statute in the
District. she said, has produced
some fragrant cases of neglect OF
parents. She expressed the hope
that the GoodykuntZ bill, extend
ing the powers OF the Juvenile
Court. would be passed at the forth.
coming session OF Congress.
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

to continue indefinitely, hut he
looks for it TO last through the
present year.
The report says the public has
the right TO assume that every
place 6f public assembly is struc'
turally adequate.
But it is believed. too" he says,
that the public will acknowledge
the injustice of demanding Of the
building inspection division OF
Washington of today an irreproach
able administration when it is real
lied that the division has at its
command the same statutory force
receiving the same grossly made
uuatc salary as obtained twenty
wears ago"
The Washington times., 1922-10-04
Presidents Program

$3.50 a. m.-ueneral Lord, d.
rector general of the budget.
1890 "A. m.-Samuel Prescott,
vice chairman of the Republican
State committee of the District.
1850 "A. m.-Louis Hill, direc-
tor of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing.
~ noon-Judge Samuel ii.
Ordway, OF New York.
1890 p. m.-Senator Ball. Of
Delaware.
l2:45 p. m.-John j DeViny
and committee.
1850 p. m.-Seventy members
OF the Army and Navy Legion
of ValOr.
p. m.-About forty delegates
to the biennial session OF the
Daughters of America.
1:1O p. m.-Father Curran, oil
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

awmm' m'mM wmHHnmu. ak,EUwm
u NOInngW'WnrlgIGiIU.u.unlilDs NO 90 ,UUHNnI
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

MilliIIlllllilllIIlllllllIl lillluIl''itI Nll,IlI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

Just onehalf the o.
regular prices for L4C
these IA & h-g de
Washable Cretonncs, all cut
from full bolts: an endless as
sortment of floral, stripe. bird
foliage and tapestry effects. for
draperies, cushions. comfort and
furniture coverings, as well as
best patterns for aprons and
chiIdren's dresses.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-04

Handsome Russian Filet LaCes,
u inches wide, for sCarfs.
spreads and lace panels: in an
assortment OF various patterns.
Fringe to match at l9C yard.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

FIVE ROOM COTTAGE on HILL. SMALL
payment down. balance like rent. Fhone
464ik
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
MECHANICAL ENGINEER

Al, KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
,ngs MADE. Jigg ana Fixture designing
a specraIty Ideas developed Il. b.
Aichaelis Mech. Consltg. Eng. associated
With W N Haskell. Patent Attorney
e09-6I0 Best Bldg. Phone B. l. 7eo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
BOARD AND LODGING.

BOARD AND ROOM TO COUPLE, MOI
ern home. 1916 Seventeenth street,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
PRONE h. I las AND ASK FoB
A WANT AD TAAEA
FOR SALg-cITY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CFTY PROPERTY.
FIVE ROOM STUCCo HOUSE. CAN EAs-
lis be made seven rooms. iarnaee. = sI =.
sfssnirr porch good grape haToor ana
[sT[sen' - 300 1898 Forty-fouf-a
street. Rock Island
THREE ROOM HOUSE. EXCELLENT
lot viii accept car as part pas mem
1907 Thirty-fifth street.
OWNER SANS MUST 60 thus WEEA
Modern ak rooms Except tuoi tAF7a
lots plenty Of fruit chicken yafo- near
car line. $500. on easy terms. or -
for cash The James A Moran Asen-S'
3iS-31s. Safety Bldg, R. l. S's
VIZ HAVE A ROoMY LITTLE FIVE
room house in pleasant location, win
water sewer, electric light ard tot.ee,,
that We are offering at S2,@sO' s-VS
down and $50 per month
Fine bungalow with coUoie $500
and driveway on paved street Your
contractor will admit that TINS oA
ufuI modern home cannot be daphes'e1
for the pS1ce OF So,ouo' a. ~AAe@ - -
being offered.
We have Just listed enc of the CITY
finest homes. complete IN every ap-
potntnent and IN a very desirable loca-
tion we are enthused over this house.
ia arrangement its many pretty Iea-
lures and anxious to show a. % our
friends II Is priced below sAo'ooV anu
-but-wait until you see 1t.
Eight room modern home with hot
water heat. Large lot. Paving PAID.
THE JAMES A. MORAN AGENCY
sfS-3l6 Safety Bldg. Phone r ! 19a-
Realtors. Auto and FIRE InaurAnee-
Lot HILL LOCATION. &. I $50, 8 q
/ 0NF-TAI,F ACRE tTHREE LOTS
Thirty first street and Eighteenth ave
nue.. two 1ne lots. Fortieth street ana
! Eighteenth avenue. one large lot- E1snL-
eenth avenue and Thirty second shreet'
| small house and lot. Twenty hFst ave-
! nue. and Twenty hfth street. Charles
! UIIemeyer. Phone B. l. s9l. < =
/ 1871.
FOB SALE: DOUBLE HOUSE, SIX
| rooms all modern, good condlIon- close
in location. Price s. 500. L s. b heai-
tors. IA State Bank Bldg.
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE on HILL. SMALL
payment down. balance Ike rent Phone
464IK.
AZ -sO25 TENTH AVENUE. LARGE Boil
low tile -Atucco house. Has every ID ua
40 n date. P. (. Rhoads. Robinson Big
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
SUMMER WORK TEACHER Oh COL
| lege students CHRISTIAN Protestantl e
| Must have sincere character and be
| energetic. Opportunity for perna1enI
! work and for rapid adv ancensnt- hepLg
! fully Address b. G." care Argus
CYLINDER GRINDING.
' HIGHCLASS WORK. BI4LFSEREA AS4F
Third avenue. R. L 407.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
INVESTMENT.

ROCK ISLAND MUTUAL BUILDING,
Loan and Savings associations STOCK
earns up to z 60 New series now open
Start a savings account today invest
any amount from 80 cents up per
month E B. Kreis, secretary, 1877
State Bank Bldg
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
WrNDsHIELDs, GLASS. MIRRORS
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

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continued 10 date covering any rea1 es-
tate In the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates ROCK Is
land Title & Abstract Company W. j;
Sweeney, secretary. 2Oo-Z1z n-
Trust & Savings Bank building.