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NEW YORK, May l5,--Ths visible sup
ply OF American grain shows the follow
ing changes:
Wheat. decreased 30i7,0O0 bushels.
Corn. decreased s07, 900 bushels.
oats, decreased ?,212.oO0 bushels.
Rye, decreased $4,000 bushels
Barley, decreased l05 900 bushels.
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NEW YORK, May is.--Llberty bonds
closed: aus ss,so. first Is ssee, second
ee.S2, third ths $3.50, fourth AXIS 1850
Victory sAs 10000. Victory iAs ioo.6o.
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spot 1875 u5.5o
Zinc-Quiet, East st. Louis delivery.
spot Sb.l5
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INV oprIW !lv!eans Cotton.
20, stss A., ,"LEANS. May i5'--cotton-
.sr ~ isiiipy, ss point. hiThet, sales on The
.Naf N.soe ,miadlins is.boc. good mid
receipts 2.t9s. stock 22s.I0i.
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Chicago Futures.


CHICAGO. May i5,---whest-No. . red
Corn--No. mixed el% 1t2hc. No. 2
osts...No 2 whi,s sssGisc, No. >
white 3sk 1t0Mc.
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S.s:.1g.>

T. O. y. r. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Han, li2B south Boulder
AURORA LODGE. NO. 80. /. o. o. r.
Meets every Wednesday, evening, 7J0 y,
~. Book shower, shecotah Home II.
biAfy lniuatory ,Dsgtce,
e., ". GATES. N. q.
N. L. POuNDsTONE. Secretary,
Tulsa LODGE No. 90. l. o. O. e.. meets
every Tuesday eFeninH, 7 30,
&, W. FDLTZ. n. G..
j, T.. MOORE. secretary.
TULSA EEcAMPAEST NO s. l. o. o. y.
hoets on second and fourth FRIDAY ~ each
month AZ 7.S0 y. m, Desfee session. May
:. T.. HuGHLETT, c. Z.
Il. II. FULLER. scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO IS, o. o. o. y.
Regular meeting inst and third Friday
OF each month. 1910 y. N
MRS ROSE WHITE. ", q.
MRS, CARRY DAVIS. Sec.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. o. y.
Patriarch Militant first saturday each
/. Z Z. E22Re E22GEa csgs elsf..
ORDER or LOYAL .sONs Tulsa FlresIds
month, 1.a0 > ~. 'pnvocAtiOn nlght,
May l3 1879 Al ODD Fellows invited.
RAYMOND FISHER, +, ",
n. Is, HUDHLETT, ". ".
MIDAS LODGE. NO. Joi, l. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening West Tulsa.
L.. }, sLl&hAKD. secretary.
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RADIO

own RADIO telephone for your home:
made with little cost. hear concoTta
speeches. etc, IN other parts 81 the
with this marvel Of tho age. Compietg
book instruCilou, etc, by mailing only
one dollar. National Radio SItten, 5lJ
" ALAhhma, OkmulE0e. OAIa.~
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t,,s ,snRs nRs pa and asked price for Stan
for vena ~ stocks on the New York curb
III kVrcaaay' as reported by Houston, I'll
lnsis r. Bid Asked
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Announcement
MEDICAL.
ga

WANrED-ro remove cancers. no money
till cured free EXAMINATIONS Osage
t6t.N Dr, stewart.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANfTARfUM
nome Tor the cara and protection Of
young women, rates reasonable. bs biss
Rdopted. Dr. NJ. ". Newnsn, medical
director, 1871 w Main Oklahoma City.
wANrED-IicnltbI Whole srnIn wheat is
tho only single food IN tho wofld con.
tanning all the elements OF nutrition,
ve guarantee physical ana mental i'm.
provcmHut 10 tho faiihfui user. phone
Tor trial order TODAY. cedar eF51.
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LEGAL
OH aud Gas Lease for Sale.

VII anu ShS Ituht IOT Su's
Notice is hereby given that an
oil and gas lease will be let to the
highest bidder. In the office OF tho
County Judge of Cherokee county.
Tahlequah. Okla, on the twentieth
day of May. 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M.
on the following described real es-
tate:
North half OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section -, township 22 north.
range 13 east, so acres. same being
the allotment of William Il. Justus,
a minor; also the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section 80, township 20 north, range
IA east, SO acres, all In Tulsa county,
Okla. lands OF Claude Il. Justus. q
minor.
Send bid TO Ross Daniel. guardian,
or A. l.. Robertson. county Judge,
Talequah, oklahoma, accompanied
by 10 per cent OF amount bid.-Ad-
% ri samant
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PURELY PERSONAL

WILL THE PERSON who took my trav-
cling bag out ~ the Franklin car In
front Of The Mayo building Sunday
morning bs kind enough TO matt me
T.. q. BoE p55. Tulsa, my maps and
private paper1 j, Garfield Buell..
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA LODGE. NO. Al. A. F A. NJ.
Meets every Thursday first
| M day, buHiness. third Thursday.
\MS\A NJ NJ; fourth Thursday 70. A.
| NA0 Next meeting May IA. ~, NJ
~ Dertee, .. m, business at
TAO y. m.
PETER pEiciMAN. W. NJ
JOS. pRouor, Secretary.
DELTA LODGE t76 meets In Resuia,
- Communication Tuesday, May
N 10. Work IN ". A. Degree
EA> commencing at p. m. Wis
~dN itlng Masous always welcome
AVA JOHN y. AYREs, W. Al.
ARTHUR BAKER, Secretary.
PETROLEUM LODGE. NO. 47%, a. r. a
- ecpt second. Nssi comnuni.
~ cation Friday. May 7th. 2 80
| m ?. m. Regular monthly bust.
| NlX0 ness meeting,
| AVA All Masons invited.
wv HENRY W. BAcKUs. W. NJ
II. y. HANNA, Secretary.
TULsX CHAPTER. NO. SO, =, a. NJ.
Meets LIST and '3rd Monday
nights Of each month. Next
@ |: 4. !: :;:: E
TRINITY COhMANDEHY. NO. 30, meets
x.,., every second and fourth Mon.
k4&G, day In Masonic Hall. Next
kL1HHy, meeting May 20. Work In order
HCX3Ig OF Red Cross, 1890 y. IN. All
V8yEf dlally invited, Refreshments
PRANK o. sEAMAN. hee.
TULSA CHAPTER, o. y. g., l5a. viii
lxxr> meet at Masonic Hall first and
%h third Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
AX0 First meeting. business; sec
y ond. Initiation ana social.
VIZ MRS. NELLIE 70. GREEN.
MRS. EMMA FAST. Secretary.
TULSA STAR CLUB meets second and
fourth wednesday AFTERNOON; 2iso. Masonic
MRS, HENRI WAITER, Pres.
AKDAR TEMPLE. \. a. o. N. NJ. 8.
Next meeting Friday, April II.
- ats, p. M All Mobiles are ur.
49, gently requested 10 attend
theso monthly business meet.
G1,Sl inss. Spring ceremonial Aay
M ROBERT -. LANNA
e. T.. HuoNKER, Recorder.
AABBA COURT LADIES SHRINE Will
meet at Masonic hall tho
tN' fourth "wednesday Of each
AAA month at 1880 .. m. Core
Akt IA mOnlsls on announcement.
Usage 27?i. Mrs. u, n. Daw'
son, High Priestsss. osass
~ 6's5 Mrs. Hy. walter Re-
c0Tdef.
EPBINA CLUB or AABA COURT mee,s
first wednesday afternoon at z.SO at Ma
sonic hail.
MRS ]. B. BARTLETT, /
Oshg. 1925. President.
BABA ORoTTo: April fS, Ladies' night
~ @ Convention hall. May
NM III 49, Booster Ceremonial
HkNN May 6. Business Neet'
~ Gk@.SSl W Ing,
na VI =. u. BARR. Honsreh.
SFTKr H. N. ELLIS, Secretary.
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srECIAL NOTICES

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Take notice pr. simmons tho well.
known ChirOptaCtor from OkmulFce. Ia
now ready 70 make appointments, -
he haa moved here especially 20 take
chNrgo of well.known case that six
specialists have pronounced hopeless.
After e'yht adjustments thcra iH re-
msrhsbls Improvement noticed By
appointment only. Phone Osags 2Gi.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MGErfSG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho
regular Hnuua' meeting o. Members 1f
AKDAR CORPORATlOS, Tulsa, Okla.
bls4 South Main street. Tulsa Oklahou.H
on the 2bth day of May 1b22, a. O'Clock
=. m. Tor he purpose Of eleCting difec'
tors for the ensuing years ana tTHusactiug
such other busIness ~ may properly come
before such annual meeting.
Dated Tulsa. Oklahoma May t. 1899
ARTHUR G. FARMER, President,
CHAS. = ABBOTT Secretary.
FOR QUICK sERvIcE-call slmpsons
collecting agency, 627 Robinson Bldgr
or phone Cedar zo0e.
TAMPA DAILY TIMEs-Tampa. Fla:
want ads ! cent per word, Flofidas
us tot complete fsto card.
MEDICAL 0-A
"CAECERs CURED"-Cancefs tumors
ulcers, killed completely. roots and slL
lickcn. harnsdail. ohlo, box s2s.
FAlRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, private. price, reason
able, msy work t0f board ba HES adopt.
ed write Tor booklet. Mrs. T, Is. Long
tsll Z. Twenty.seysnth ST., Kansas
CITY Mo.
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Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

CoLTMBtA SIX can. nr.,.cls,s con.
dltlon ,15o. rhore CEDAR 5tso.
DODGE can 1891 model excellent con-
dltlpn, viii demonstrate unior any con.
dityui 1900 cash. CeaEs stf7.
LIICrRtC CARs 500 aud W. ffst-elsss
condition. Csil CEDAR i2.1 Tor iufofwa.
ton or denomination Bottom RIOS
Motor co,
FORD TOURING car 1920 model. good
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-20
Laurencesen left Sunday fol

T.. L-duI6HCt5tH ItIt DuHuUJ TOT
Great Falls on a short visit.
M. ]. Luke is another oil magnate
to sport a new car, having purchas-
ed a nobby looking Buick roadster.
Arthur Boegdon of Great Falls
with a party of oil men OF the
Greater Wyoming Co., was here last
Tuesday.
James MacGowan motored to
on business Saturday.
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Ed. Reagan spent Sunday at Cut

Ed. Reagan spent Sunday at Cut
Bank.
F. E. Dutton and family left last
Friday for their new home near
Naples, idaho. They are making the
trip with two automobiles and had
to go by way of Helena and Missoula.
Mr.. Dutton recently sold the White
Cash store which he conducted here
for two years and goes to Idaho to
take charge mines he and associates
have there.
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert Goeddertz

MI. and Mrs Albert Goeddertz
were Shelby visitors Saturday, MAX
ing the trip in their new Nash.
Among the many Kevinites to
take in the ball game on the border
town were: Mr.. and Mrs AL. Coed
dertz, and their daughters Ada and
Hazel, the Misses Ruth Dahl and
Belle Stephens, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marie Uychah, MI and Mrs. R. G.
Hurd, J. L. Rookie and family, Miss
Thos. J. Amerman.
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w,.so,uld MAKE them much more com.

would make t1em much more COM
'pHcated:s
Have you amy other .expiana.I
ton ?.' 5ss.s z
lot i - -
.s.WefI. ow, about yourself.
You're. staying in the house, u
Antony explained his previous
movements..
yes. Did you hear the shotz'
Yes. FJusttas came In sight Of
the house. It didn'tSmake any. i'm
preston at the time, but re-
member it now
Where were you then
Coming up the drive. %
Nobody left the house by the
front door after the shot ?''
Nobody" ~ said, NO"
Thank youc You're at THE
George. 4 want you %
MIR. GilIfngham Is staying here
until after the inquest" explained
Cayley.
(cont!nued in Our Next Issue)
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Roy Amos. Johnnie Buzzy.
Arlie Toothman, Louis BuZzy and
J Johnnie Dewynno went to Pitts
burgh one day Last week. They
drove home a new Stevens Salient
Six The car is owned by Mr..
Dewynno t
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1t was IN the first, place-if any
body's. =" Il: Z
+ The inspector nodded.
"This letter that Mark got-did
you see 1t ?..-
"Not at the time. He showed It to
me 3afterward.
ANY address!
mo. A half-sheet of rather dirty
paper.
"Is don't know. In Marks pocket,
I expect"
.sAh." He pulled at his beard.
"Can you remember what it said :?
."As far as I remember, som thing
like this: Mark, your loving broth
err is coming to see you tomorrow,
all the way from Australia. 1g1ve
you warning so that you will be
able to conceal your surprise, but
not, l hope, your pleasure Expect
him at three, or Whereabouts
"Ah!'' The Inspector copied it
down carefully. Did you notice
the postmark?"
London"
"And what was Marks attitude %
""Annoyance, disgust Cayfey
hesitsted
Apprehension Il.
"N-no, not Exactly. Or. rainier,
apprehension Of an unpleasant in
terview, not or any unpleasant out
come, for himself
You mean that he wasn't afraid
of violence. or blackmail. or any
thing OF that sort?''
"He didn't appear to be-
fright .. Z. Now then, he ar.
rived, you say, about three o'clock?
Yes. about that
who was in the house then?'
Mark and myself, and some OF
the servants. Idon't know which.
OF course, you will ask them dir
ectly, no doubt
with your permission. Nc
guests?"
They were out all day playins
golf"
where were you when Robert
arrived ?" asked Birch.
Cayley explained how he had
been sitting in the hall, now .Au-
drey had asked him. where the
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master was, and how he had said
that he had last seen him going up
to the Temple.
"She went away, and went on
with my book. There was step
on the stairs, and I looked up to
see Mark coming down. He went
into the office, and I went on with
my book again. i went into the
library for moment, to refer to
another book, aud when I was In
there I heard SHOT. At least, Il
was loud bang, r wasn't sure If
it was shot. stood and listen
ed. Then>I came slowly to the
door and looked out. Then went
back again, hesitated a bit, you
know, and finally decided to go
across to the Office. and make sure
that it was all right. / turned the
handle of the door and found it
was locked. Then I got frighten-
ed, and I banged at the door, and
shouted. and-well, that was
when Mr.. Gillingham arrived" he
went on to explain how they had
found the body,
The inspector looked at him with
a smile.
over some Of that again, Mr.. Cay
ley. Mr.. Mark, now. Did he say
anything" /.
something of the sort. 1 said yes
and he gave sort of shrug,f and
said. Don't go too far away. might
want you; and then went in
What did you think he meant
by that?" !.
well, he consults mo a good
deal, you know I'm his sort Of un
official solicitor In a kind of way.
Yes. How long was it before
you heard the shot?"
Two minutes, perhaps"
The inspector finished his writ
ing, and then regarded Cayley
thoughtfu1ly. Suddenly he said:
What is your theory of Roberts
death?''
Cayley shrugged his shoulders.
You've probably seen more than
rye SEEM" he answered. Il can
only speak as alayman--and Marks
friend.'
"Well?"
"TEen I should say that Robert
came here meaning trouble, and
bringing revolver with him. He
produced it almost at once. Mark
| tried to get 1t from him, there was
a little struggle perhaps, and 1t
went on. Mark lost his head find
ing himself with revolver in his
hand and a dead man at his feet.
His one idea was to escape. He
| locked the door almost instinctivc-
ly, and then, when he heard me
hammering at 1t. went out Of the
Window
Yves Well, that sounds rea-
sonable enough. What do NDu say.
Mr.. Dillingham;"
"1 should hardly call it reason
able to lose your head" said An
tony. getting. up from his chair
and coming toward them.
well you know what mean. 1t
, explains things.
soh, yes. Any other explanation
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Special Notices

person or otE.aanization to do or
cause to be done any OF the things
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| R'.E|CkL.ES
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Re-
move Them With Othine-

Double Strength
This preparation for the treat
n.nt of treckles is usually. SO sue
cessfu1 in removing freckles and
giving clear, beautiful complex
ion that it is sold under guarantee
to refund the money if it fails
Don't hide your freckles under
a veil; getan ounce of Othine and
remove them. Even the first few
applications should show Won
derful Improvement, some of the
lighter freckles vanishing entire
~.
Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength Othine: il IS
this that is sold on the money-back
guarantee.
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sBEGIE3HERE TODAY.

s9f35
vas with considerable dis
5MARK5ABLETT, bachelor prop
rfetors Of The Red House, had
sinformed his house-party guests
that his brother
sROBERTswhoNh had been absent
for# fifteen years in Australia,
was toSvisft him that afternoon.
aMATTSCAYIEY, awaited the ar
ofsRobertsa after lunch, the
guests playing folf. Robert
s arrived, was ushered into
asMa1k,sso 8by the maid.
aAUDREYs STEVENS. who went
M TO Inform her master. Before
she found 81 Mark a shot was
heard and
Observation-Disclosures, a friend
sBILLsBEvERLEY, one of Marks
.guests, entered the house to
md Cay1ey pounding on the
locked adoorSand demanding ad-
mi tance.s The two men enter
ed the offfce through a window
and discovered a body on the
floor with shot in the head.
Mark was not to be found and
the dead man, Cayley told An
tony,$Was the brother#ho had
Just arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08

White Shrine last evening. She Is SUI
preme worthy high priestess OF the or
der.
Envoy A. B. Carey delivered the ser
mon at the Salvation Army services IN
the old Presbyterian church last even
ing.
Blum Brothers and the MoEay Hard
,'-~~" "av" ench purchased al additional
delivery truck.
,..,. ,.or Of tho First Reformed
church rehearsed tho Christmas music
last evening.
Lemuel Brown, OF North Jefferson
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turned TO Independence. ". Va. after
q visit hero.
s. II. owens. Of the Soldiers Home at
Sandusky Is tho guest Of local friends
and relatives.
Tho Catholic Daughters Of America
entertained with a card party last even
ing
The Mems class Of the First NJ. e
church cntertains the officers OF the
church with a rabbit feed next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. June Carter, OF Denver, Colo-
attended the meeting OF the M!zpah
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Bellaire Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wassman. Mrs
Carrie Kcehnline and Fred Weyman
hsve rorurred from a visit with Tcia-
t!vcs in Philadelphia
llr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and ,h!!o',"'
Of Alliance. are the guests or local Fe'@-
lives.
Miss Rhcda Alderman. OF this city.
has returned from Nis!t IN Marietta
Misses Ruth Miller and Lu!sa An
drews, OF Paris, Ill, have returned h''''e
after a visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lorin6 have re-
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dent. In case that Judge W. w. CcWen
hands down a decision against the ch'eA
Saturday, d!ss0iv!nG the restraining or
der against the mayor. he VIII rehh- |
Qulsh his official position until re IS
reinstated by the commission or mo
Court OF Common Pleas. Davis II lAe
commission rules against him. can ap-
peal to the Common Pleas Court
In Ming the appeal, the defense was
safeguarding itself against Itself Iit''
q ing Of The rest aiming order on tho
mayor The appeal IN such cases must
be filed within - days after the sus-
pension and the time LINT; expired
! Thursday. However, Davis might have
flcd an appeal on the discharge or re-
movM charges which were made later
(; - said.
Under the laws Of Ohio attorneys
! state. tina; in such cases. the civil Serv-
ice Commission shall make an investi-
CATION in five days and report TO tho
! mayor or tie apno;nig power one
member Of The commission has stated
! ina, 40 such Investigation vas made.
Witnt.. less than he required two days
the removal orders were issued Davis
10y Mayor Wyatt.
, Il Is hardly probable. says one mem
! Ner. tina, th" hearing VIII he held foE
. several Gays Ia" U'. '"''H u
. '"""n W! De 'N,'"" '"'"n' ."" - =.
$ a%a.0~t him, In,'o" 'n'i PAWS must
'caln office. l'uI,.S rr."-,atcd by COM
mission or court. ,oycra, days VIII proN-
ably clause hc'o~" hearing - hold.
In ~urh "a case Martin NCv. WHO was
actin. chic. os police for 4 hrlcs p"t."I.
may lac again IN charge OF me r""'"
"'n''' mehI 49,
H. .'"' my W." H,., 49,,
l,u. .''''' v,'' ,..,.. ,,.r.,,s,e.
80 ,.,ri -, n.,,,, dos
,,i ~. ',,ll,. - pn,tnI,s e. l.,r :hc
..,..,.,.',..,. ,,.,t,. r,. r,r,a,,tI,. staten
,,..., ~. H.. p,,>fn..- y,.r m. pu;Ie 10 learn
.re r5,i.. .,nri. ni. rrn,r
Will Acquire Property.
Tba board of cHura,:an uiIl sNoN ac-
: Q!:rr III" S;r.,h, property north e the
A!Eh S'u"". hG.".nH, ana I'E'."N'u a.
" pN"!.' sale 'H =. ". Jones ;"r "
'''' \ "'V' t'h' Il - So" Wa, ~. t ,,L
''' 80 ''"'s' ~ VIZ" '"' ~" -"
''"''. h".."'"f = ere. =" "..' ,''' , P'"
'"' 81 '",,"'' "@'" a. " h'I"r ',, ,,'i
H"l" WA &c ",.' - 't S
49,. NC - ",'' n' ,,,t,,i
t''' u. ..,ra,t
.,''.,,, .,,.,'.,IoG go. 80 ~ ,rs
,,,,,. h.,...i,,... s,r.al Nn,~I n.mhn~s
.r.3f s,rg ,a.,t.n4. The First Re-
.o-,n,d sn.rsh uNus Tie site ,Ha, "a
most desired FOR the new hivh school.
The rr... .t S50.unp has boon held 10
l.y cA.uru.;aut. The congregation !, Is
~.ud is within: t. Trad, IN, sito Tor 4
corner ..,- wear tic park O. three lois
oa N1.m,u; u"r,I q: Th3rtv-frurth
>.ce., and q rt-h consolidation. The
-rnru bu.rd ..- ':uY.".,t an architect
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street, has received word from Sardis
t.of the death Of his mother Mrs Joseph
Dennis.
Miss Lucille Armstrong entertained
The Kings Heralds OF the First NJ. l..
church last evening in her homo on
Thtrty-ffth street.
The publicity committee OF the Cham
her of commerce will hold a meeting at
noon today.
II YOU are sick or worried read DR.
Cones articles. which begin In the 1nter
! ligencer Monday Dec. II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-06
SHIPPERS MAY
USE 0LDFORMS
Bills of Lading of Discontinued
Class Can be Used on Rock
Island Lines to Dec. 81.

The Rock Island lines announc-
es that the old forms of bills of
lading, both domestic and export,
and uniform livestock contra cts
which were ordered to be discon-
tinued by the Interstate commerce
commission July 1, may be used
until and including December 81.
The revised forms were ordered
by the commission to become eff
fective March Is but because large
shippers have a great number of
the old forms on hand and to pre-
vent their being destroyed, the
Rock Island will permit their use
until the end of the year
A stamp which is to include the
signature of the shipper and rail-
way agent and state thereon that
this shipment is rendered and re-
ceived subject to the terms and
conditions of the company's uni
form bill of lading effective March
H." is required on all old bill OF
lading.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-06
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the council or
the City of Rock Island, Ill, having
ordered the resurfacing with as
nhaltic concrete of Third avenue
from the west line of Ninth street
to the west line of Thirteenth street,
and the ordinance for the same being
on file in the Office of the city clerk
of said city, and said city having ap-
piled to the county court OF Rock
island county, Ill, for an assess
ment of the cost of said improve
ment according to frontage, said
assessment being payable in 10 in
staIlments each bearing interest at
the rate of per cent per annum,
and an assessment therefor having
been made and returned TO SAID
court, the hearing thereon will be
had on the 18th day of June, A D.,
1922. at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m-r
or as soon thereafter as the business
of The court will permit.
All persons desiring may file OBJ
iections in said court before SAID
day and may appear on the hear
| ing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, June )
1922. -
C. C. CUSHMAN,
officer appointed to make assess
observation-disclosures