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passed, however, such negotiations
will begin. For the moment the
significant development is that the
senate means to have all the in
formation about European debts
made public so that if there are
any errors in the data they may be
corrected at once. A great deal OF
controversy has arisen as to the
exact size of European armies. The
senate resolution will bring out the
American governments informa-
ton as to what is being spent in
Europe for armies and navies.
Militarists Blamed.
If it had not been for the militar-
istic policy pursued by France a!
the Washington conference where
the insistence of a large standing
army was coupled with the demand
later for the right to build a large
navy, the chances are little would
have been said about the European
debt in the senate. But many sena-
tors now feel that if France had
the money for armament she has it
to pay the United States, at least
the interest. France claims her
budget cannot be balanced until the
reparations question is settled and
payments from Germany are regu-
lated. America is being drawn in
voluntarily into the discussion
alongside of Lloyd George in an
effort to obtain an adjustment OF
the reparation question, but the
United States has already made ii
oil hry fba
allies of their debt from Germany
is one thing and their payment to
the United States of the money lent
during the war is quite another.
Under no circumstances will the
two be tied up together though it
is by no means impossible for the
American government to grant
terms to the allies which will cor
respond more or less with the time
when funds may be expected by
them from Germany.
Storm of Protest.
The demand for publication OF
pean fiscal affairs has already
aroused a storm of protest in
France. where it has been expected
tndt some private loans might De
made by American banking firms
from time to time. But with the
American governments attitude
toward France at present, the fiOta-
ton of any more loans in the Unit
ed States is extremely doubtful for
the executive has TIL moral power
of veto even over private loans. 1t
may be that the new PO.ncaTe min
istry will learn soon enough what
havoc was wrought by the French
delegation at the arms conference
but the first public evidence it has
is the Mccormick resolution which
passed by Overwhelming vote and
which while without White House
inspiration bears nevertheless no
objection from the chief executive
at this time
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

r~~~~~~~~~@-@~~~ ~~~~|~~O~~@I--r
MEN AND WOMEN TO WRITE INSUR-
ance in Rock Island and surrounding
towns for a fraternal organization
writing an absolutely legal reserve Ger
Lhcate. Experience unnecessary. we
train you. Excellent contract, expenses.
and commission. Bring references. Rice
&c Rice. Sll Lehman building, Peoria.
Ill We will be at Rock Island Hotel.
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. Is.
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DON'T LET YOUR BANKROLL
SKID. INVEST IN
REAL ESTATE.

FiYe-room, two-stOry government
house on Forty-frst street, all mod
ern and in nice shape. Price only
s3.400, as owner is leaving city.
easy terms or will take car in part
payment.
A new fiVe-room house on Eighth
avenue, one year old. modern con-
veniences, corner lot and paved
street. Price $4,000. part cash
Very nice cottage on Thirtieth
street on the hill. facing Long View
car. splendid lot and attractive
property Price only s2,500, and on
good terms.
We write the very rest fire in
SUrauce
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

'upERFLUOUs HAIR. MoLES, WAITE
- taCs and arms. permanently removed
y sun electric needle. Address Miss \.
Mttredge. l Argyle Flats. Brady
peeI Davenport. Phone DsF. so4
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WANTED-SALESME-

SALESMAN: If YOU WANT $4,000 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.
No capital necessary. The only require
ments are honesty, some selling ability
and d ceterminatlo nto work. You can
make S.. 600 to $4,000 a year if You
can fill these requirements. Only few
districts open. Write or wire quick. The
Giant Tire & Rubber Co FindlaS. Ohio.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

~ KINDS OF MECHANICAL DkAn-
.-ss made Jigg aud FIxIurs Designing
speoslC. Ideas developed. h b.
- &c Mech. ConsitE. Eng. associated
s6 sn " n Haskell. Patent Attorney
s'SolO Best Bldg. Phone Z. i. so6.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIBEs tALL KINDS). ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles. complete, SGT 80 tall coiorsl.
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
3G24-0-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply house
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LOST AND FOUND.

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LOST: SUNDAY ABOUT 1880 A M,
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets on Fifth avenue. Moline, hair
ornament. Notify Mrs. Guthormson,
Peoples Power Co. Moline. Reward.
LOST: THURSDAY, DEC. %, EITHER ON
bridge line car or Long View car. a ruby
ring. Return to W. J. O'Hesrn, care
Argus. Reward.
LOST: AYREDALE PUP tFEMALE) ;
name Rusty" Reward. Phone R. L.
4747.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
FOR RENT

Offices recently occupied by the
Sinclair Oil Co. especially adapted
for firm desiring large amount of
space--or will alter to meet smaller
requirements. F. K. Rhoads. Rob-
inSon Bldg.
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FOR saLE-auToMoBiLEs


FORD TOURING. 1890, STARTER. LIKE
new. sacrifice, terms. pas. T4o0.
OAKLAND CouPE. PART CASH. BAL
ance on time or q Ford. R. /. 4elS.
1920 BUICK COUPE ovEI1HAULED AND
repainted, equipped with Ave good tires
anu heater.
He BOUGHT ANOTHER BUICK
We also have several other good bar
gains In used ears. viii sell Tor cash
or terms
ROCK ISLAND MOLINE BUICK CO.
1870 Fourth avenue R /. 1851
FIRST CLASS FORD MOTOR. CHEAP FOE
cash. r. h. 1870.
1921 FORD TOURING. DRIVEN LESS
than 90 days. r. I. 1870.
SAXON SIX. Al CONDITION. CHEAP.
Call R. l. 1873 between s and >.
FORD COUPE. LATE MODEL. GOOD
condition: must sell at once: sacrifice.
1924 Sixth avenue,
OAKLAND TOURING. GOOD RUNNING
condition. cheap If taken at once Z. l.
1925.
CADILLAC TOURING AND SEVERAL,
other good bargains in used cars. Don
Sales Co. 17o6-S-Io Fourth avenue.
1919 FORD TOURING; BARGAIN. DAV
2607W.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RENDERING PLANT FOB SALE.
The Atkinson Rendering plant is for
sale as a going concern at auction on
Saturday. Jan. II. The plant is In first
class condition. and has bee nworking
upwards for year. There is large ter
ritory from which a good business is
obtained. For full particulars apply
=. o. Box 211. Atkinson. LII.
FOR SALE: POOL ROOM. HEART OF
business district. Pemberton, PA Sew
enteenth street
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TROOPS LEAVE IRELAND.

London. Jan. 1.-THE war office
evacuation of southern
Ireland will commence forthwith.
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FOR REyr--HoUsES.


SIX ROOM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
Furnaces 53i Eleventh. street. 500
Seventeenth street.
per month Close in T. l. 5213.
TWO 2-RooM HOUSES In REAR 2s1o
Fifth and a-hsn avenue. T. /. 31o.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. GA
rage; ave room house. garage. 1913
orty second strect.
ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX
rooms, modern 626 Forty second street
Inquire 2725 Seventh avenue
HALF DOUBLE HOUSE, MODERN. SIX
rootns- 800 Forty-third street. Inquire
eIo Twenty eighth street.
oNR-HAIF DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX ROOMS.
strictly modern. with garage. Close in.
Inquire 744 Fifteenth street.
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE. INQUIRE 10I7
Second avenue.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN.
1929 Fourteenth and-s-half street. Il. A
Weld E. l. 1851
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
THREE LARGE UNFINISHED ROOMS
IN modern residences in Rock Island
Gas stove, suitable for young couple.
No objection to one child Near Thirty
nrst street Depot DaV- 1920.
SIX ROOM MODERN FLAT. 1891
Seventh avenue.
STRICTLY MODERN FoUR BOON
apartment. B. L. $500
APARTMENT: MODERN FoUR ROOMS
with bath. References required 1911 n
InIrd avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Rosenflsld apartment. References 70
QUiTed. 1911 II Third avenuk- 4
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
200 ACRE FARM. MRS. G. HENRY.
1902 Second avenue.
WANTED-TO RENT.
FOR THREE MONTHS Oh LONGER
four or five room furnished bungalow
modern house with garage. Address
N. N" Argus.
PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.
EDW. L. EAGLE-LAwYEK. GENERAL
law. chancery and probate practice
Office in court house. Rock Island
WALKER 4 SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and counselors nj law. Money 70 loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-212 Central
Trust BUILDING
CoSNELLY q wALKER (B. D. CON.
nelly and W. II. waIker)-LawyerA
General law. chancefy and probate prsc-
6ce. Peoples National Bank building,
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR S4LR-MISCRLLASEous

FOR S4LE-MISCELLANE0US.
COAL. SPRINGFIELD LUMP. $3.50 TON
lots; s7.2o two ton lots. r. l. 1853
coon LoaP COAL $3.50 ONE TON:
SIS two ton loads h. I. 263s.
COAL VALLEY COAL AND SLACK. 3. /.
DOLL BUGGY. GOOD CONDITION. 4 L
z716
sail Slc1oR PHoN0GRAPH. %
records bargain B. i. 5299.
Mo.kIs CASH REGISTER. CAMPBELL
& Wochner Co. 1913 Third avenue.
CASARiES, SINGERS. FEMALES. b. L
39sIK
REGISTERED BOSTON PUPPIEs. DAv.
CANARIES: SINGERS AND FEMALES.
- Iwenty seventh street.
AMERICAN WALNUT LOUIS XVI DIN
ing room suite and other high grade
furniture. Will sacrifice, party leaving
city. SO6 Nineteenth street. r. l. CO...
ANCoNAs. EIGHT LAYING PULLETs.
two yearling hens $I4. Special cock
erels 50 each. $40 Nineteenth avenue.
COAL VALLEY COAL 1915 PER TON.
r. L. 1595Y.
COOK STOVE. R. I. 1858
OAK BED. SPRINGS, *2.25 R. /. 512l.
SIXTY Or MORE GALLONS OF MILK
daily could be delivered to Milan. Ad-
dress L. L." care Argus.
FINE SILVER CAMPINE ROSTERS
Address '235." care Argus.
THlRTY-FIvE BROWN LEGHoRN HENS,
one cockerel SAB Forty fourth street
VALLEY VIEW Or ANY KIND OF COAL.
Writ Z. L 34S2.
BAUM SAFE. Al CONDITION, INSIDE
measurement, Is x2O5s Beardsiey
Specially Co, PIT Eighteenth street.
GOOD LUMP COAL $3.50 ONE TON;
S7-25 two ton loads LEM Coal Office.
4. l. 263S.
IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS. 1904
Twenty-frst avenue.
LADIES ATTENTION! MANNIsH GOODS
sold % the yard at wholesale prices:
avenue and Tweltieth street.
HOMEMADE QUILTS AND QUILTING
done. 416 Eighteenth street. &. l.
AAf+-
GOOD LUMP COAL 1915, SCREENINGS
1913. hard wood, stove length So ton.
K. 1. 4572K.
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY. B. l. I697K.
NOPE HEAT FOR YOUR COAL MONEY.
Prompt delivery. Prices right Ander-
sons Coal Co. Eighteenth street and
Fourth avenue, Moline. Mol. 3432.
LUMP COAL BY LOAD 81 PER TON ;
slack $3.50. Long View Ice Co. 3. L.
1912.
COAL VALLEY COAL AT 81 PER TON.
two ton lots. K. l. 3954K.
COAL. LUMP. 81 rs; SCREENINGS. So
mine run. $3.50. Phone Il. L 2917
COAL FROM LOCAL MINES, MATHER
vile and southern Illinois. promptly de-
hvered. prices night. Anderson. Mol
3432.
GOOD COAL. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lump. $7.50; egg coal, 81. B. l. 3472
or 2749 after D 80 p. m.
ACHES AND LOTS. EASY TERMS. No
interest, no taxes. Between Thirty.
eighth and Forty sixth streets. Twenty
second avenue B. l. 1925. L. Pardon
KENTUCKY LUMP COAL, $s75. CEN
trail Illionis coal. S7.50. 3. 1. SOFA.
POTATOES. APPLES AND GENERAL
line of vegetables. Meyer b Hammer. 22S
Seventeenth street.
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3. P. o ELKs NO. $50.


-: Meets the nrst and third
IN AG Mondays of each month al
Elks' club. Walter J. 6rif
TN. exalted ruler; C. n
Isaacson. secretary. Visis
pNsssszS - ing brothers always Eel
come. Club roOE1s at IL
.sat$S5S E,ZhteeaIn street
BCFORD POST 243. G. A. B.
Meets -eSu.arIy on second
Esslg and fourth Friday after
EHiJ uouus OF each month g: 2
NY oc.oek in Memorial hall Il
KIM the court house. B. +. Baugh-
&Sa9Ek. man. COMM znder: Il. C. First
W aGluL&nr.
~, sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
ssSH Z. g. W. ".
49, United Spanish War Veterans.
81 meets first and third Thurs
ssSl days of each month at p. nj.
|AEt2 IN Memorial Hall. Court HoGse
4Sa George H. CIapper. Commander:
800 William +. Frey. AdJutant.
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The Man Who Wants Peace
HANTEu-NALE HELP.


LARGE CONCERN HAS AN OPENING
Tor bright energetic young man to learn
our business. Must be able TO furnish
good references, Splendid opportunity
Tor night party. Apply 4oS Putnam
Bldg. Davenport.
MEN: LEARN BARBER TRADE. PRE-
pare yourself for steady work the year
round at big wages. Write Moler Bar
Der College. los s. Wells. Chicago.
YOUNG MEN OVER II. DESIRING POSI-
tons, $3.50 monthly, write for free list
OF positions now open, j. Leonard TOR
mer civil service examiner, 1865 EQuit-
able Bldg, Washington. d. c.
WANTED: MEN TO LEARN THE
automobile business. Don't lose all
your tIIne and savings. Learn this bust
ness now. We teach you by practical
experience Day or night classes. Write
lor our free catalog. Davenport Auto
motive School. second and Warren
WANTED-FEMALE HELP
housework; no washing; references. &.
1. 1900.
SALESLADIES.
Intelligent, ambitious ladies to act as
representatives for an old established
house. Write b. H" care Argus.
WOMAN TO DO HOUSEKEEPING, GOOD
wages and home. Must be neat and
competent. B. 1. $3.50. 4519 Eight
zenith avenue.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, EX-
perienced. no washing E. l. 400.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Good home. Call r. L. 4191.
YOUNG LADY WHO IS GOOD READER
and has had previous experience in
proof reading. Address BIS" care
Argus.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. GIVE
reference. age, past experience and sal
airy expected. Address &c. s." care
Argus.
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FWnKR n. Z n4A AN@ B3
A VAST AID %A
FOR saIg-CIrY pRoPERT1.

FOR SALE-CTTY PROPERTY.
FIVE Room COLONIAL STYLE GOV
eminent hOuss In fHe conditAon- Going
teloE 81 500
Attractive corner on Eleventh street.
ali guolIeFu You will have 20 sce this
Five room modern bungalow with eak
fanish in main rooms and oak 1ooss
throughout. An initial payment 81
$500 ami $40 per month win handle
this.
Seven room modern house near
Eighth aveaJr and Twenty -htth ssneet-
larE- lot. 81 eco.
Eight room modern home on Twen-
tieth street. one OF the choicest, s. 500.
THE JAMES A MORAN AGENCY
Si5-3Is Safety BUILDING.
sl5-3t6 safety BldE. Paene r. I. so9
Realtor Insurance. All kinds.
SEVEN Room HOUSE. GAS. WATER.
electricity. no furnace. as42 Fifth and
shalt avenue
COTTAGE. SIX ROOMS AND GARAGE.
paving. hot water heat. snap at
x4IU0 Near Seventh avenue bou.e-
ward on Foriieth street.
Five room modern home at 251p
Eighth avenue. Oak floors and white
enamel kitchen and bath. garage. Can
be bought at a low price.
MFTCHEA.
r l. 1888 or 1896. 4os Safety
BARGAIN TWO NEW STRICTLY MOD
era ave room bungalows on paved
street. Can be bought On terms. No
Innis Bros. AGO Safety Bldg R. l. 1873.
FOR SALE: SIX ROOM PARTLY MOD
ern houee- You can have As large iot
as you wish up to $50 feet frontage.
VIII accept another lot as part pay
nlent. Long terms. A good place fer
poultry and garden. Il@6 ThIrty-hfJh
street.
MODERN FOUR ROOM HOUSE 3Ies
Ninth and-a-haI street Reck Island.
Cheap II taken at once Write F. L.
Funk, &. r. d. No. L, savanna III.
FINE CORNER LOT. PART IMPROVED,
1O0x15o all paved. First class locA-
ton S2s, 500
Good six room dwelling, all modern.
Twenty fourth- and half street. near
Eighteenth avenue. IS. 600.
Sixteen acres land South Rock Island.
Close in. $1,000.
Room L. State Baik Bldg.
LEAVING TOWN so WANT TO SILL
my five room home loctsed 1891 Forty
frs. street. House has hardwood floors.
cemented cellar and lie on paved street,
Would consider Ford in trade.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
just completed. hill location. Lot 50 By
l. I4lIY.
AT 3O25 TENTH AVENUE. LARGE HoI-
low tile stuco house. Has everything
NICE COTTAGE LOT 9Ox5o. AND ADJ
9oxo0. In business district, Sz.55o
terms. $3.50 cah. Address Cot
tage." care ArEus
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PHONE q. l. las.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.


AAsONIC.
r.unle aIgnt-.uth street and
Fifth AF1ane-
- srATED AEkrING OF TRIO LODGE
{ihI No. 81, a h. i a. M. will
IAN be held on the nrst Thurs
/ &It.tN1 day OF each month a. $3.50
/ ENSi4 D. m 5. r. Burgess, W..
AA N; hay o. Rouerick, ses,-
NJ s.ial meeting Thursday. Jan. 10,
p.orr On M N. uegrve, commencing
al p. m.
II 100 nporTo No. 81. n. o. " p. e. q
Stated meeting held
On the fret Wednesday
D :: !: :: : =: :: ::
HrooR OF each DonLh. ViaI-
NJ EI ing pfopnets welcome.
TA n l. L. AAce. motiArcn.
IVEE NJ krauk L. xasteTson. 49,
&<0 TeTsry.
A. A. ID.
-, sr.rrn COSVOCATICN OF ROCK
lslauL Chapter 80. Is, r. A.
ASaS2 n VII W uAIU on Toe hrsI
| RRES TUESDAY o. ess;n nonIn A.
!, MSN 1850 y. IN CnarIes Z. Flint.
WTS 4. Ii. -. ~ L. ASH sScfsssiS'
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
ca dos, a b. b A. A.-StAJed
. ElA a, u.ee tIus HrsJ sriuay OF each
V1FY monta. marry DenSci<e, W. N.
~N D. IL. LAiss. ssErs.~4y.
kNAuhIS .EJ.fLAR-
|ER STA .Eu $500 {. " HSA
| IN hulsnLs 1sAnp.Ar ~n Ne heit
HA Lne second a.onoaJ OF each
|wI asa.a !, 'fa 1t.-: ;. Ss1;
jpOcK ISLAND CEAPTER. NO. %5e.
Order Eastern SIzr.-heE ular meetings
second WEDNESDAY OF eaSh month VS.
iang Stare se1con1c. Ars- Josephine
Nae, ". ~. nary y. AreIs. secretary
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. Il. & S
| h-The stated assemblies o. AocA L.
ispd Council 40. 80. n. Is D a.. IA
/ Do he'd on the third W ed1ssozy oI SAco
nonlh. W. ). epencer. =. !. A.; y. n.
AlideOraDdL. reeoEdeE-
zeal LODGE 30. SOS, 1. .. o. =.
Aeels every 4nursdsAy evening
\ n ct Odd keuoSs temple GA.
Y .AZS- EourLh aVen1e, between sew
6S2SFI enLeenIh anu III Il l 4 Il o
E& streets. Nelson Judd. n. c.
hAiIaIi GuueEzopL, L. .
d First Thursday O. CaCn Aiunth- lnlna-
Y ory oegres, nrs1, sSGoA4Ss 1870 $3.50
4 pee the following 1a4rsuaJ.
Y. q. =
3lCE ISLAND AERlk NO. ESQ. FRATERr
4 aal Order of Esg ular meetings
hrst and third TUESDAY oil each monIn
1 Il Eagles home, Fourth avenue ans'
fventy-frst street. John Molmelh. ~.
p 31s Forty street. Phone d. l.
N24. Jas. C. Wight, secretary. 2o2s
I seventh avenue. Phone K l. SA17.
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GLASS

GLASS.
QUE Prices ARE RIGaT On All.
kinds of glass. Joseph Huber, B. l.
310o.
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HEMSTITCHNG.
TIPPING.

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STORIES TYPED. CORRECT FORM.
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SIX ROOM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
Furnaces 53i Eleventh. street. 500
| Seventeenth street.
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EOCK ISLAND CEAPTER. NO 25e.
Qrder EAslern SIzr.-hes ular meetings
second WEDNESDAY OF eaSA month ~
Mace, ". ~. AAEy y. hreIs, secretary
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. II. 4
hy-The stated assemblies o. lsoCk L.
IKnd Council 40. 80. -. d D. a.. IA
BE- he'd olS the third Wednesday OI SAco
nouIh W. }. spencsr. =. !. A.: y. n.
klidebrandL. recOEdeE-
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kNkXIhIS .k5.H1Ak.
.1p GTAAED SS&SNA-<>f g Vi kANA
iAN lsAADu LOn2IaAl14erJ DO. 10
IN hulsnLs 1sAnp.Ar ~uI Ne heit
HA toe second a.0noaJ Oh each
L.A5HH month. ). ", SSn1IlInser. Com
|"E maE1se. J. l.. aAchsS. Fecoro-
Nv hi-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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AGENTS WANTED: IN EVERY TOWN
in Illinois, to represent the Illinois In
duStrial Union. a mutual protective
association. life and accident, good sell
ing contract: liberal commissions to
agents. Address Robert Irwin, secre-
tary. Box 400. Eldorado. Ill.
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A new-type tooth paste was created, based ON
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naultplies the alkainity of the saliva That s there
TO neutraiize mouth acids the cause OF tooth decay
Il multiplies the starch digestsnt In the saliva
That 10 there to digest starch deposits teeth
before they ferment and form acids
Those are Natures great tooth-proteeting agents.
Each use Of Pepsodent gives them manifold power.
These combined effects a era In dental
hygiene. Careful people Of some fifty nations now
share il, largely by dental advice.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
SECOND DEGREE VERDICT
FOR HAMMER MURDER
Mrs. Phillips Comedies 1t
Might Be Worse.

Los ANGELES, Nov. ia verdict OF
murder in the second degree was re-
turned to-day against Mrs. Clara Phil
lips, charged with beating Mrs. Alberta
Meadows to death with hammer. She
will be sentenced Monday.
Before the verdict Judge Houser eau
toned the crowd in the courtroom that
deputy sheriffs were scattered among
them and that any demonstration would
be dealt with severely. Mrs. Phillips
heard the verdict without evidence of
emotion.
As deputy sheriff stepped to the
prisoners side TO conduct her back to
her cell he said To her:
We'll, Mrs. Phillips, it might have
been much worse.
IN say 1t could" she replied.
Eight ballots were taken. In the first
eight Jurors favored hanging and four
voted for acquttal. All three of the
women Jurors voted for the death pen
atty on this ballot.
The four men who had voted for &C
quittal on the first ballot changed In
favor of manslaughter verdict and a
compromise was reached on second de-
gree murder.
The penalty for murder in the second
degree Is Imprisonment for ten years to
life.
The New York herald., 1922-11-17
SUBSIDY WILL HAVE
HOUSE RIGHT OF WAY
Mondell Makes Announcement
After Conference With
Harding.
EDMONDs TO ASK GAG
Big Fight Due If Plea Fails
President Delivers Mes
sage Tuesday.
Special Dispatch TO THE NEW Yo.K HERALD
l

opectdt Dt5purcb 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. Nov. I6.
Republican Leader Mondell (Wyo)
after a conference with President Har-
ding to-day. announced the Administra-
ton ship subsidy bill will be the first
order Of business II. the House when 1t
meets In extra session on Monday.
The President plans TO address the two
houses of Congress in joint session Tues
day. He is now completing his message.
and it is expected 1t will be brief but Wig
orous ana confined strictly to the neces-
sity for enacting ship subsidy legislation.
He will read the final draft to the Cab
met tomorrow.
While the President is known TO have
other important matters which he de-
sires to bring to the attention OF Con-
gress, It Is believed he will wait and in
clude them In his annual message when
Congress convenes for the regular ses-
sion December 4.
Representative Edmonds Pa.) OF the
House Merchant Marine Committee will
ppeaI 20 the Rules Committee for a
special rule to limit debate on the sub
sidy bill and prevent any but com
mittse amendments. Sentiment IS about
evenly divided in the committee. favor
ing and opposing the subsidy bill, and
/; IL doubtful whether Mr.. Edmonds
will get the sort OF rule he wants. 1t
is known that the committee has no
amendment TO propose and II Mr.. Ed
monds is successful, the bill will prob
ably pass the House In its present form.