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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14
SIXTH WARD CITIZENS
ASK FOR PLAYGROUND
Advise Council They Have
Many Community Events
Planned for Summer.

Councilman John O. Hopkins. men,
Der from the Sixth ward. last night
presented to the Council a petition
from the residents OF tho Sixth ward
asking that tho playground NJ Six
tccnth and French streets be put In
good condition and properly equipped.
especially the tennis courts for those
who use this park have planned
some interesting events to be held
there this summer. Mr.. Hopkins IN
II is the only playground they have
In the sixth ward and Il il great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14
Delaware Lodge 10 Entertain,

In the presence or large delegation
from Milo Lodge of Philadelphia
Delaware Lodge, /. o. o. r. will con.
FER tho flrst degree on largo class OF
candidates. Refreshments viii DC
served In tho banquet room by the
wives of the Delaware members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14
Wonderful Values
These

Think Of getting:
Ten rolls Sphinx Toilet Paper
Tor ......-..................S l.00
Our special No. Puritan Brooms.
$l.00
Round Aluminium Rooster $3.50
1920 Strainer Lid Pot ..... $I.36
Cut Glass Iced Tea Sets. pitcher
and SIX glasses ........... $3.50
Thin-Banded TumblerS, special,
S1.00 dozen
Pyrex Oven Glass zoe to $500
Set Of White Flour. Sugar, Coffee
and Tea Cans. special ....... Sl.00
Two-Quart Sauce Pans, regularly
csc; special .,............... soc
Special lot Of White Bread Boxes,
Sl.00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14
WASH DRESS GOODS
SPECIALS

$50 Silk Muslin, damaged by water;
not all colors. yet a good aSsort-
ment .......... lOc the yard
S1.O0 Plaid Skirting, 50 inches
wide; water stains not noticeable,
Csc the yard
S1.oO Imported Organizes, beauti-
full colors; rs inches wide 49,. SOC
800 Wolfe, in plain and fancy; 40
inches wide; big values; o m e
early ...................... lSc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14
Linens and DomeStiCs

The balance Of the damp Colored
Linens, Ginghams and Beach
Cloth to find a new home tomor-
row 15c, Zoe and Soc the yard
See these to appreciate their value.
Ten yards Outing Flannel for 81 90
Five yards Bath Robe Flannel
for Observation-Disclosures. $l.OO
Twenty dozen Scrub Cloths,
SC each
Ten yards 4o-inch UnbIeached
Sheeting for ........... S1.40
Buy largely of these items !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-14

Want n drivor7 Telephone n classi.
fled nd.---Call 1900.
, 1922-01-13

sonrsd at M fneA;ar tonight and n
addition 70 tho attractive r~Audeyille
performance the popular feerurs pic
fure. marty the Poor Girl starring
Mr.. and Mrs Garter c. Haven WIN Be
shown
Tha story OF h picture - that Al
a housa party Jack Tanner falls into
a fountain ana warts off 4 cold By
the usual method OF he hip pocket
physician. Stumbling into the house
at a late hour. be mistakes his room
and faIla asleep In the bath-tub ad'
Joining Julia P~aAdington's boulder.
from wkich he emerses In the morn
'fng.
Mra Pasdingtoz insists hat JACK
marry Julia TO save her reputation
and summons q minister. As Jack
f. engaged 10 Ann and Julia 70 Brad.
, 1922-01-13

Iey. both object. Jacks friend. Tom.
tries 10 help BY presenting { PSEUDO
wife. but he is too late
when Ann refuses TO believe Jack,
and Bradley doubts Julia. Jack and
Julia md unsuspeoted qualities in each
other 70 admire. Consequently. when
a chorus siri s hired TO eonpromise
Jack. % hat they eaa yet a divoreA'
Julia becomes 3eaious- But Jacks ex'
uianation is 20 convincing that she de
csdes to remain Mrs Jack Tanner
, 1922-01-13

WORD vas resolved here yesterday
that DR.. .. 8. Hamilton. prominent
oreybul physician ard well known
in casper and vicinity bad died a. 81
fnu. Mont. during The early part OF
the week following an operation for
appendicitis. Mira Hamilton who was
at her husbands bedside accompanied
he renaias 70 Chicago where inter
.me1t VIII Be made.
, 1922-01-13
800 SCHOOL CHILDREN
GUESTS At THE LYRIC
THURSDAY afternoon

Henry Brennan vus a se1iai ho~
% about 500 children At \ allow al
the new Lyric yesterday Gtternoon
after school M Tho loud applause
OF the noisy but ~appreclatiys guests
gave ample evidence Of their pleas
ure
, 1922-01-13

II J. Clare. assistant cashier Al the
casper National bank Is convllescins
al q local hospital from an operation
~ appendicitis
, 1922-01-13

Charles A Guanther. Douglas pro
fezzional man Is IN Casper today on
business ald also comforting with
party chiefs OF the Republican fold
, 1922-01-13

sven alleged "undezrabies" were ar
rested late yesterday and last night.
rvports 20 General woiters this morn
Ing ndded.
, 1922-01-13

Arthur X. Lee. ~prssident OF the la
tional Bank Of commerce Is In Cas-
per to-day from his home IN Thsrmop-
-.
, 1922-01-13

Meet me at the snoks House,
Smoke TrAnso cigars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19


A REAL tl~'Y California type huuga.
low located in u restricted disttiCt ON
the southeast. ON a. corner lot. all good
size rooms, extra large living room. very
attractive breakfast room, tile bath,
hullt. tuh. pedestal luNBtory hrCr
closets. Many built-in features best of
decorations uVd liEht fixtures. select oak
floors large refrigerator room, screened.
in bach porch. garage. basement terra
Gotta, cement porch on aide and front
\ real huv Cedar 2ool-l.
\ REAL RrNGNLpN $1,000 cash. brand
how Hcvtu rooms. including breakfast
room and sun room. bedrooms lfNl6.
unusually large iyinE room, two scis NJ
French lNuls. rnnny closets. each lint =
with cedar and has mirror doors and
Windows beautiful oak floors through
uuf, two sets trcuch DOORS every built
iu convenience. elaborate decorations
and electrical fixtures, basement under
entire house with combination furnace
uui laundry trays built Iikc home
should be wl'h 2N6 ratters, poured con.
Crcfu and brick foundation, brtdgrd
openings, extra heavy construction VA
every way. twu.rHr garage ami drive.
located in beautiful restricted southeast
siIc location. paving paid. Price SO.
500 for immediate sRle. can cedar
I#2i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

FOIt 8ALE-II acTcs, cI0Ne % CNufch.
school. on Il. r.. b.. good road; -
acres bottom, 2H acres berries good
sprlng watpr. Particulars. j. 81, Camp
belt NeoaH" Mo. R. 9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

LEAVING, tive rooms, scr"onci-ln porch,
pavement. good location fur quick sale
$500. $500 cash. Osasc a'o5 De-
LARGE 2.story home, seven rnumA fur
mace hoHt east front. 2.cRr FHrpEr. good
welt uak trim. boat district, plenty
c,uHctH aud large rooms, ptiCe $4,000,
terms Phone oaagc 3.
NFAH KENDALL. TunEH RuuMs.
MODERN. ENtErT UArU, llAS GN
a. FIRsT PAYMENT RAIAN,E $50
PER MuNTU. a GpOp NuN OSAGt
4Sol. oSAGE G9tf EVENINGS.
NIW UJNGNLoW Tr,r1rc nrlvc nidi-
tIun, ONE ot Tho Highest elevations m
this beautiful residence district, slN
large roDus besides hresNfsSt room,
complete In every detail it has uhk
floors Throughout. attractive WHutUl.
decorations nnA fixtures. located ou y
fuII-Hizo lot and ~ bargain a. $1,000
with only s., 900 cash and balance
monthly liko rent Usage Jdia. p'hEo
ci17.
NisW Al Duplex, brcaltfaat room, garage.
terms TO suit owner pHnEc hhP,
SoUTlf hAIN--CIassy room bungalow.
east front basement very attractive,
large living room. oak floors. garage,
breakfast nook It's swell, price re
duccd to $500 t2.bO0 cash. liAlft &
sons Phone Osago 0.
NuNREsIDEST owner desires to sell 6.
room modern bungalow on East Hodge,
sixteenth block Price $3.50 cash.
Cleer cedar 1919. Riiey
ONLY 1900 CNsH-Buyu new room mod
crn bungalow. oak floors latest butt In
features fine location, breakfast room.
Price - now $500. Halft a Sons, phone
OaAge =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19
LANDs ANu fARus tuK SAFE :,


FARM--Must sell 40 acres, 20 acres IN
cultivation, a-room house, good out
buildings. $500, ON monthly payments.
Il. II Atkinson, BcrryNlI'r, AIR,
Farm FOR aALE-ltn acres AThansHs
river bottom land near Baby priced
hight. Can Osage sG76.
IF YOU WANT 10 buy D good. cheap.
WoIl-tWprovrd CTrCF lauh farm, wfitu
Denton p baker, real estate, Guln. Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

II-N|T IN0UI iNN TEX NVNIU, TNI LID.
l&G INTEREST NtTS a REAL
HOME. TWO BLOCKS EAST or
LEWIS. FREE PAVING. FIVE ROOMS,
BrU.T-IN SLEEpI$G PORCH "a
RAGE. HARDWOOD = l. o q Y s
THRDuGHOUT HutLT-IN FEA-
TUEES, THIS CAN'T BE BEAT.
TWO-STORY south aide. 5000 large
living room, dining room, kitchen.
screcned-ln back porch, second floor
has three good bedrooms and sleeping
porch, oak floors, mirror doors, large
ClaEetH, bookcases. garage and drive.
Basement, high and dry, on the south
side. convenient 20 transportation,
Terms This Is a real bargain. on the
paving. Cedar 27GG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

THIS is RED NOT-tbG0 cash and 500
per month; brand new bungalow, five
largo rooms ana br-ahfasl room with
bullt-in breakfast furniture. nice man.
tel French doors, every bullt-lu con
vcnlcnce. bedrooms l2Kli, all rooms
large. beautiful oak floors throughout,
linen closet I'm hallway garage and
drive, on paving. close 10 school and
car line. beautiful high. fgll size lot.
beet bargain iH the city at $500. call
Crdar 1859
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

$3.50 CASH, balance sos per month, In
CiudlnR interest hraud-ne five rooms
In dandy location, on pavement oak
foors throughout, built-iu ca6lnetg
full size lot. real value at $1,000.
Coil lEHgo 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

tUK kENr-- Lstse padded vans, with
careful men, TO move, pack or store
anything. loug distance moving ana
freight hauling speciality, coli I,o
Hodges FrCproof Warehouse. Usage
ts4g. Cedar ASIA Ask tot free storage
plan
ITS YOUR MOVE NENT--Jos Hodges
Transfer. moving and storage Pack.
ing furniture spscialty 20 : Elg,n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

Tour-room cottage, front and back porch
closets. chicken park. good well and
fruit trees; a nice little home for only
$500 with a $500 cash payment, bal
Gnce $50 per month, About three blocks
from car line,
PICKERING & HARN
309-l0 Bliss Bldg, Usage an.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

WE NEED 20 more houses 20 sell this
week II you have house 20 sell, any
location, any price consult with US.
Warren q tszard. TulsaR Lyest ARen-
Cy. Cedar JJsi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19
READ THIS

SEQ owner about now bungalow.
South Yorktown, 1900 block. Beau
tlful home. Every convenience. Lot
bO-l55 foet. Quarter sawed oak
floors, bullt-in buffet. kitchen cab
met. ironing board. clothes chute.
shoe rack, bookcases; mantel by
Whatoff. Plaster moulding in liv-
ing room French doors. GLASS;
handled hardware. Woodstone drain.
Recess Pembroke tub. pedestal lava
tory. Furnace roughed In. Garage.
Excellent construction. Usage 1886.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-19

WARREN 4 IZZARD
Tulsa'B Lipest Agency
so6 Bliss BIDS Cedar I3S4,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21
Ordinance No. 90

An ordinance accepting the
work done by Singletary and
Ereer for tire Street Commits
sion for the town of GlenmQra,
La. in crawling ninth Street o.
thu from the intersection Of sew
enth Avenue to the South Inter
tscc.ion of the Louisiana Rail
road, end of ninth street {South)
assessing the total cost Of said
work against the abutting. prop
erty owners upon said street all
in conformity with and as pre-
scribed by Act187 Of General as
sem bly, of the State Of Louisiana
Iof 1920.
+ Sec. 1.-Re it ordained BY the
! Mayor and Council of the town
'of Glonmora. la. that the work
done by Sinsletary and, Greer
for The Street Commission of the
Town Of Glenmora. La. in gravel
ling Ninth Street from the Inter
section Of Seventh Avenue>to the
south intersection Of the [ oui,r
lana Railroad, be, and the same
is hereby declared to be salts
factorily completed and accepted
Sec 2-Be it further ordain-
ed etc, that there is hereby lev
led against the hereinafter men
toned property owners and the
hereinafter mentioned proper
ties and assessments il accord
ance with the front foot rule pre-
scribed by Act 1877 of 1920 of the
State Of Louisiana in order to
cover the entire cost incurred IN
the construction of said gravel
ing as follows, to wiz
PROPERTY ASSESS MENT {
Glenmora Bank G. Trust Co. part
Of lots 8 and 10 So Z, 90 feet east
Of 9th st 20.98
J. s. Gerson Part of lots 9 & 10
81 z, 20 feet east of 9th st. $50
/
Mrs. G. 7. Eorton, lots Z & s So.
I, IL feet east of 9th st. 25. 81
D. z. Ferguson, lots 5 & 6 So. z
LIZ feet east of 9th st. 1854
". NJ. Cady, lot 4 SO. z SO feet
aaSt of 9th st. l277t
- r. Tabarlet, lot 3.sq. 756 feet
asst Of 9th st. 1277t
3 e. Kavanaugh, lot 2 so. Z 56l
"A
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21

T D. - lo;1 - IL,
IT,, 49, l1a,' - ~ H. IT,, ~ a.,
lo"n - ',;;a ~ ~ :, - - -
~ :, -. - III - &c a. a..
~ 5"n ~ G Ill - 81 a. o ose1
al, LII =. - a -, etoan,
Ia Ia ~ oi'e' 49, H.. $50 ,,d.,
- ~, IL s'A r.;+ - ~, ~ 10,
I;n,;ta af ~ ta,mn - Cfn,i,,,o'.a
and CROSSING any Of the streets
roads o.. allevs arc hnrct,v re-
ouired to 1iuht The said crossings
whom poti9nd rs hereinafter pro
v,ded with. electric lights of
equal powcras those now in use
for fighting said streets roads or
a|leys
Soc i Ro if further, ordrinod
otr tbot +ba T,a~rr Co,nr;l If
CIannoro s,hoII uas.r,,ate tha
crossings to be lighted. bv reso-
luton of said Council. and upon
the same bcinnnamed and desig-
mated by said resolution. it shall
be the duty Of the Town CLERK 10
50 notify the said railroads and
ga wmilIs Of thc contents Of said
resolution Immediately ppon lis
passage, and directing same to
install Said lights in conform .ty
with said resolution and this or
dinAnca.
Sec III Re II further ordain-
cd etc that fhn said railroads
and sawmiIs herein mentioned.
shall Immediately after receiving
said notice begin the installation
of said lights ana should they
not install the same us prescriE-
ed by this ordinance within 4
reasonable time. they shall he
fined in the sum of not less than
$1,000 nor more than $4,000
Sec " Reitfnrthnr ordained
ctc that the limo within Which
said railroads and 81 mills shall
oegir and complete the install
lation OF said lights. NAV be Civ
en- in The said resolution designa
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21
FORESTRY LESSONS
: FOUND IN BIBLE

The doctrine Of forest preservation
IS no new doctrine The Louisiana
Legislature iii Act No. 23., Of 1920 pro
vided that o landowner could collect as
damages from anyone setting fire to
his land, and destroying saplin8s and
young tree growth, the cost of artifi'
cially planting and cuItiyating such
growth TO the point of development at
the time Of fire. About five thousand
years before this enactment, Moses,
the Hebrew law-g-ver, enacted (Eyo
dus xxii:eJ: III a fire aTeak out and
catch in thorns, so that stocks of corn,
or the standing corn, or the field be
consumed herewith; he that kindled
tho fire shall surely make restitution"
The disastrous effect OF forest fires
Is graphically shown IN Joel, chapter
j, verses Is, 10 and 20:
How do the beasts groan! the herds
Of cattle are rerplexcd, because they
have no pasture, yea, the flocks Of
sheep are made dcsolate.
20 Lord, to Thee will cry: for the
fire hath devoured the pastures OF the
wilderness, and the flame hath burned
all the trees of the field.
THE beasts Of the field also cry
unto Thee: Far | he rivers Of water
are dried up, and he fire hath devour-
ed the pastures o the wilderness"
THE rivers are ried up" Some one
built fire il tHe woods during a
drouth.
stiff-necAed and rebellious people at
times took the form Of destruction of
their forests. Consult Ezekiel Xxx: 81,
40. 4G and ~ verses:
And will cause you to pass under
the rod,
ard 81 shall loathe ycur-
selves in year oIa sight fer ali TIE
ayii5 that &c have committed.
Son ci man, set thy face toward
The south, and drop thy word toward
She sou-a and rroDhesy against the
{orest Of the south field;
And say to II. toreat OF the south.
Hear the word OF the Lord; Thus
saith tho Lord Gcd, Bc-io!d, / will kin
die fire in thee. and it shall devour
every green tree in thee, and every
dry tree: the flaming flame shall not
be quenched, and all faces from the
south 20 the north shall be burned
the9cin"
Another diyiae clzse:
Isaiah ix:1S, Il: For wickedness
buraeth as the fi;s: it shall devour
tie briers and thorns and shall kindle
In the thickets OF tic forest. and they
shall mount up Ire the lifting up Of
smoke.
Through the wrath of the Lord OF
hosts 10 the land da:kened, and the
people shall be as the fuel of the fire:
no man shall spare his brother"
Isaiah x:16, IS, -: Therefore shall
the Lcrd, the Lord fof hosts, send
among his fat ones leanness; and I'M
der his Glory he shall kindle burn
Ing like tic burning Of fire.
And shall consume the glory Of his
forest and OF his truitfu. field, beth
soH and body; and they shall bo, as
when STANDARD bearer f1iuteth.
"And the rest of TIC trees of his for
est shall be few, that child may write
thenl.'
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21

Isyour appetite iided2 Is your
digestion poo ? lfso Taulac Is
what you need Gleamora Drug
Go.
Mr.. Allen Ethridge of Robe.
line was visitor here several
gaysthis week
The stomach regulates the con
clifton Of tlle-blnod ana is the
fountain head OF health or dis.
ease. Get your stomach llght by
taking Tanlac. GlepmoIa Drug
Co.
666 quickly relieves Colds Con
stipation, Blliousness ana Head
aches A Fine Tenic.
Subscribe for The Patriot $50
per year.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21


leet east OF 9th =. -"
M. a. BleVlns, lot l 81. o6 feet
east Of 9th st. -.
Nv. 6. Penny lots 6, :, s, 8 ana 10
north ! - 81 s 2o0 feet east 9th
st 63.G6
w G. PrinCle, lots l, 2, 3. 4 south
OF . SO . 20 leeV east 9t1 -: J
t,. 't'79
~, n ~" - = i'''C = 'l''' ~
fno+ =, - y '''''',' . 20 ,' So
I'm, c. ,., >
= Il, y i''"3 80, ! - . ~ az" + ~
5i9 font " '' W - g
= ,r ,,n
- ~, y, ,. AI'I.., '''S an" ~ :, -, l az
T;I I Pir%er I 1"f ' ~, n # Nj.
del. aIGitInn ar .
~ :, 49,, .
! lie f. HIelder addition 81 a. !
r. - Scrroos. lots , 3 and / "a !
/. 210 feet. Moider addition 1855
Toujsiana Saw Min Co, Is feet in
lot. / So 3 Melder add 3.o9
Toe ar Gnire ots II 10 2 a0'
50 : east oth st tG8 fl. $500 /
mrs +, e. Whittinpton Lots H.
y, 3. II, -, lG, l., 81. {, cast
@tA st. 1872 # 58s338
Cadv Nav Lots H. 10 ID "A
n is l5,s ~ and 20 80 s east
sth st. $40 feet 123.
G,pnmora Baptist Church Lots
6 : & 5 sq2 ,leIdey add, 20 Cler-
more 2I0 feet IL Is /
MIS-. j. NJ. Henderson Lot 5 sd. 2
Mellcr add to GlCnmora 70 feet !
1886
w G, PrinoIe Lots ? 3. 4 So 9
Me,der add to GIenmora, 2l0 feet
i S8
F. ?. Joseph Lot l so : M"Ider
add. 20 feet ID 50
MIS- G.. IL. Schilling Lots ;. 8. so
3 Molder add 40 feet 1892
n. p Tnrrol rot 7sn , y,ajdor
al ~ C:lor,,o,., "a fnnt II oh
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21
Notice of Sale
State of Louisiana, Parish Of
Ieapides. Second Justices,
Court, 4th Ward, End
Fesf .s
PfecInct No. 10

iGIIHCU INO. ~
Notice is hereby given that by
q writ of tieri faclas, issued by
John 4. Calhoon, Justice Of the
Peace Of the Parish OF Rapides,
in favor of q. A. Carruth Motor
Co. and against e. j. Hebert aad
to me directed, / will, at 2 o clock
p. m. on the 9Th day of August
1922 at the office of said Justice
of the Peace in theltown of Glen
mora, 4th ward Of Rapides Par
isll offer for sale at public auc.
ton the following described
property, toeWlt: one Ford tour
ing car used, seized as the prop
.erty of e. J Hebert nnder a writ
of fierl facias.
A. 3. Melder-
Deputy Sheriff
Dated this 10Th day of July 1922
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-21
A. 3. AleIder
Deputy Sheriff
dav of,July 1922
An Ordinance. No. fO1

An ordinance requiring all Rail-
roads, including saw mills, oper-
ating steam engines and cars
over the streets, roads and alleys
Of the Town of GIenmora, to IN
staiIelectric lights at tire cross
fngs of said roads with the
streets and alleys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-15
PIOPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE,
Gen. No. Ga.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the board of
local improvements of the city of
Rock Island, Illinois, has filed in
the county court of Rock Island
county, certificate Of the cost Of
the improvement entitled in said
court, In Re Petition Of the City
Of Rock Island, to assess the cost
Of the paving with an asphaltjc
concrete Of Eighteenth avenue from
Thirtieth street to Thirty-eighth
street," and said certificate also
shows the court costs, the amouns
Of accrued interest and the total
amount Of said assessment and
said certificate also states that the
said Improvement conforms SUBJ
slant ally to the requirements OF
the original ordinance for. the. con-
struction Of the same as required
by law; said certificate also shows
q deficit in the amount of the said
assessment in the sum Of $i.S05.0 5,
which the city of Rock Island will
assume as public benefit; that said
certificate of costs has been filed
in said proceedings, and that a
final hearing on said certificate and
assessment will be had on the 26th
day Of December. A. D., 1922, at the
hour Of 8 o'clock a. m, as as soon
thereafter as De business OF the
court will permit. All persons de-
string may file objections in said
court before said day and may ap.
pear on the hearing and make theiI
defense.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, thi.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-15

I Arsnk b. Chass. Cn5c1p. m =
- speaker At The tDee9 6el HG
I sehs Quad City Fd1n&fX ~ 4 n.
r4afion Monday Nt1nine I'll ~
NoIlne Chamber ~ eunnexce
ieous. A dinner Nh1eA Win pretoda
- talk will : ~ servs1 u IS
eklock. 4 n. .s'.s
n. Chase VIII talk on "The NOD
a Foundry, using lantern slidss
= illustrate same Of the plants and
4 11uipment hs has instalhd In var
80 foundries throughout the coun-
N Mr.. Chase has had = wide ex-
perience in foundry work and his
s6bject is expected to draw . large
eslience to the Chamber Of Com
meTce rooms.
A. e. Hageboeck. president Of the
association. urges all members to
bring in their dues for the current
year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-14
WooLEN CLOTH UP.
Price Raise Said to Be Due to Cost
Of Materials.

New York, April 1.-THE impres.
sion obtained In the clothing trade
during the last few days that certain
grades of cloth were due for an ad-
vance was converted into fact yester-
day in news that the American Wooden
Company was preparing to raise all
woolen cloths 10 cents to 40 cents
yard. No announcement of the pro-
gram was made, Information about
the increase was obtained in business
circles following a meeting Of Ameri-
can Woolen executives in the Wal.
dorf Astoria Hotel
The increase IS understood to be
based upon the rise of raw materials
in the last few months. The Ameri-
can Woolen plants are sold up on
orders for delivery for some time to
come, and only a limited amount Of
contracts are being taken for extended
delivery A meeting of the company's
executives is expected to be held later
to consider prices for worstcd cloths.