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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
FRA YaDette, Sbabp.

Get or M ober 2 Waaueber, iioen hi
kroS giQings, Iont., os lit oa foraus
|rt goresien paa Soften" berfra oq
n Ontario, Oregon. gi bar flatfet
nSsl pmtring for at finoe os ct Siem,
han 6ar faaet Soften" sanite re9ela
Ersio efter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iaa Del
\ not tirrt at finbe en- eammeI goo
Etn iom Soften, naar man er abe
1; freutmeo for alt pg ale. 90 bct
Estr al alt, ipnes ieg, er, at 9icnuerl
|Quftcn"s 9orreiponbancer bar ieg
ErSct mango Sic~nbinger, iom ieg all
ro hur bibit, bppr Be bar, o9 ifulbc
trFe ON 0e pilbe optage bisie 2inier
|9eres rreoe glab, iaa fiinbe ale mine
ItnSte % @enner faa Dor Ioresie,
BABE ira boz Siembpeo / ptre 8enba>
% andre bertiaanbs, ba Ri MI bar
o5 ct Sictn Der, 725 7tb abe. g.,
Sbabo.
8. g. gesen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09

Norges Siitorie / &c iioitc burore
Nar er 9iitorieu ON ct Soil iom poaoner
pp al buncreoaarie Sepn % llnoertrpts
tclie. anitgt til Nniigt mco Ieb, Sat.
tiabom % Sorbiuoringer tirurpet bette
2ans Jig frem til 6ribeo % ScIpitGus
higbeo.
Settle Ianee 9amparbcioe fit i'm itorc
Seiersba8 7Ne SUM 1905, oa 2anoct
rep fig lss fra Socrise % faitet De
incnite Srptfcr ipm lluipneu babe git
ret.
Otter 1906 bar set inore Irbeioe /
2auoet iamlet Jig on at siore os nteir
muIig uafbGn8i9 90 ieIobiuIpue baao:
ntatcrieIt pe ~aanSelig.
Nor9e er M - ueb Sioen af Spcits
- bet Sauo, boor Solfcitbret - Scmos
fratiet - ct melt ubpitIet / europa.
Men SnIfeitnrct irtter fine iibenbsrs
iigc arau, 90 Oct i~terteite df biSie CO
SoIfeoplbSnirg. Serfpr fer 1T oaiad
iGrIig eftcr 1905, en- oprenbe Snteresie
al SfferoiIie for IImsnbannelieu %
SoIteoplssniuocr. 0enne Srans OF
mob ct bpiere alinbitabsnipaa bar pao
2~aubsbp9oeu melt gibet fig llbilag
Geisniug al l1n9oomsIfo Ier - IGrlif
EClfebsiitoler. Sra 1854 bd bi fit Der
fsrite paa Sa9atur peb San,ar bar pi
III 80 SoIfcbsiitoIer fra 2iubesues til
Norotap.
S1917 blen 8allSaIs SsifoleSua baus
net meb Oct Waal at faa i0ana Ell Euls
fcbptifole for 8auIbaleu. Eli bette 9aIs
fire bsrer II Serreber meb ialt ca.
10000 Wtenueifer. (Rcros, TaIeu, SoIts
anIeu, S~tn9saas. 8noaI, Sofncoa!,
Stsreu, 9or9, Slaa, ReIbus, SeiIars
Dat, Geinitranb). Seune Sfoletantc bIeg
fra ferite Stunb mpot n,eb flor Sus
tcresie. 90 Der cr tegnet Jig co. $50
Weblemmer / SeiitoIelaset. Yripate
o. fommlnaIe Een9cbibras bIeb Iouet
meO % iiben 9etiueeIier at Sfoleu bIep
lGgt / oebtommenoeS egen @Deo.
Sg Den 14be Sftober 1919 bIeo 1ad
Sfolen aabnet / 8cmmuncIotaIct paa
Ssberg. Settle bubbe 0telbus Scrrco
frtt itiIet til Raaotebeb. SfuIen tos
ret ferite Idr nteb 55 gleper. Men
Der bar bpert Iar melot fig ilere gIeber
ero Sfoleu babe PIaos for. Saar bpls
bes Stoleu / Sin9aas % bar IS Glepcr
% fire 2Grere. gIeperne ~fornnler fra
oQe @p9bcr / GauIoaleu % fra giter>
bolen, Spbal, Henuebu, Snuberreb,
6roita, Soieu, @ierusr, Sapne, Sitra,
abttne o.i.o.
Sil beuue Sib bar Sfolen life babt
cgct Siis, men bar mattel flutes fra
@pgb til @p9b. Sette er baaoe i~litiontt
pg ubeIbie. Sen iterite Speane for
Seiifolelogct er oerfor at faa rciIt StoIcu
TT eeet Siem. 90 bette arbeibe ct M
lot i9arg. Eaa @imle / MelbuS blir
M SfoIeu bpgset, % beriom GrbeiOet
faar Den Ststte Tom pt baaber, ital ell
ilcr, BATTER SfpIebbening itaa reiit pau
Sc eamIe biItoriite Somter Ssiteu
1922. @p9ningeu iom Iigger frit %
baffcrt iii meo lloiigt oper 2initranb,
Siuer, Welbus, og ppober til SIaa og
&org. opferes al iolio Ssmmer. gpgs
ningen blir 33 90. % II so. s Siels
~hiretaseu or 9istfen, Waoial, Slsioial.
CAB, GentraIopparnuniug, Sa9eri III. N.
3 lite % 2oen gtage Dor 2Grere og
@leber, % / Ace gtage finoes ire iterre
Glusierrm. Sfolcn fan to- MOB So
70 gIeper iom ale faar DO | Snterras
tct. Sc ierite bar alIereoe melbt iig til
Sliriet 1928.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09

msS BET iamme ies inbienber &eiies
mae for "2eeorabsgoiten" 90 "@eS
nm bill ieg inbienoe for en- MI
|@rornent. Seq lifer glabet ret eob..
E;sae aars 9(plins bar ipm alminoelie
T., Sisit aanter. Speben GIT fra 10
royer I'll 20 suibeIs pr. acre Os au.
En- rurot IS guibeIs. Supren al!
Lrst % Suibels % gps rlinbt 20.
Erisrre bar Iupe iibite Ssit, baaoe paa
f.ain % a%reaturere, iaa bet er life
[,St at pprc Sarmer. Wen Ri Ieper
I'm auigcpeI. @i bar Sreatlrer u8 Bro
[rS SOBER. Seq ier ON mango, ion
nm 6ceb" bar. Sor Dem maa Oct
ARE iicmt. "SeeorabsI Soften" os "@eS
rr,r" tommer meb meget NIT fra aue
|,rScns aantcr. 9erfor en- beuli9 SiI'
h ri Rcontteren os ale SIaoets 2Gs
T., 9. 2arbicf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Tra eric, Minn.

Sat ienber ies Secorabapiien, forn
b iaar 2op at Ieie Soften" TO Gan,
/ ON ll9eu, og ieg sniter, at Slaoei
|la babe %fortiat Sremgang.
Si, iom er S9terSopler, burbe ion
tun8c andre ifrioe libt Sou bill ieG
kdg ieroc iub uosle 2irier; iaa faal
FnSre paa9ne os sisre liseban.
ginb os Ieir er Oct, ion iee brp,
big minoit ON, for bet fan fomme ION
1T bill. gnten Oct er Sl9befere ellel
er bet Iise sobt, for ieg bal
EttS let, at en- SGtesbsl fiem franz
31feber er Ter, iom Oct pleier al
|gre andre Steber; men at be SRtess
Eltr, iom leber berrunbt, er ale friite
b rnite. Se Ell belit | fine bebite
FanSNoms Gar os alber, iaa Der TOMS
bar ilere pg flere | Sulet. Sou er bet,
b 6ar os Ior tam tubprente porme
(nSsr. iaa be inaa pgiaa tan elift
b eamle Wober Norge.
saa biz ies snife ale, iom l9ier bet
!, tn oatfer 8aar ium fan lette Siers
b sitcr ben folbe @iuter.
Sut for benne 9angl
@uttorn &. 8ee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Gpr flpenOeSortur
Bring bet a~ntiieptiffe 6lubium 3eno

Ger er ct Wibbsl, ber iielben Teller | at
FAME flesnbe Gortur % Iinbre eu ~irritcret
Cub, os iom sisr 9uben blob, rem % innb.
tSpilfeuiorbelit gpotbster tan foripne big
msb i3smo, Der Acknowledged operfon,rter
Subip9bpmms. eczema. Slss, Speiier, Slesz
ner ps gIadbeabS maa | be leite SiIieIber
pise for .3emo. Site pil minbre Subonbsr
iorIpinbe 9tattsn oper. Sloe itanies panlisa
piS itrar. i3erIo ct ct trpst antiieptiif SIua
bium, rensIist % let at BRUCE, % paalibsa
Iigt. Oct foiter tuu Soc; en- ertra itoi Slate
S1.00. Oct CT iulbtommsu trpst for iaar
% em Dub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09

Senb Soften" biem til Slpgtniuoe,
% Senner / @amlelaubet. Ann $500
aaret. en- abonnent, iom bar beisat
Roree, ifriper til ps: "0i fanot iIere
Tom lit "Yoiten" tiIienbt % bar oobt til
frebs meb Slabet; be fortalte, at Sc fanbt
mere Npt ON Norge I bet eub be fanot
nprife Ipiier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Sra GlareSbpln,, alta., Gan.

| ia, MI er Oct bengaaet ct Nar, iibcn
ia ltreo / "Secprab@Yoiten", iaa MI
aar reg preoe paa at ienbe no9le 9ins
kT i9lcn. SSa9 (1Soe @urts) er bet
. Oar, itoen ies Tom til Oct ioIrige
ka'aOa, men iaa bar hi noget anbet
k8'aa, END Sol, nemlis SanDitprm til
kosr Sag. 9ei, naar iea tGnfer till
aSe Soa saule Norse meo fine srsnue
Eler' meS Sfos at @ran % SurI %
ESff' og @aufen, Tom sol / SrGernc,
aa er bet life frit for, at ~pemobise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Sra TpfStpu, Mtnn.

"a, MI 9aar BET nof life an at Irttc
5 IGnscre, bois ies Hal baabe at faa
bic "9ecorab>S oiten"; % ies maa tres
mig nleo, at &eoatteren bar hsrt
|erre olminbelise Sammer ON Tibet
Pcngc os baarbe Siber, iaa Fan er OF
@o0cNet % life fer iad nsie 9atoen.
Pleu III bIiper Oct NOT iaa mart beore
PEI Ncnne Sammer; TIL MI bar De
Fcuicreuicr og Isber forat biGlpr
ormercu, ium life fan bi9lpe fig ielo
itol faNc 5torsubberne atpaa. gten
Friom BET bar pn,peubt. bpao Slaas
fonc piIOe Sansen ba faa? Seq lGs
! "9ccorabsH Soften" for en- Sio iioen
|nrtrent ion iaa ON en- Senator, at ban
Rcr blit iaa 0amnel MI, at ban ptloe
Bee GrbciOeren Sanbbeben en- Sang,
FGnt en- 8onsl Spor samutel mGa
Serotor blipe for ban fan eler bill
Pee Dem, iom life arbeiber, Sanbbeoen
n @an92 Gar Ietuialem eammcl
foi, euer fauife ban life a Senator?
Eaa faar here unbitplbe, at ieg life
Jar beore @reie paa BET. Scr er bel
Eo8en, iom fan forflare for mig, bpor@
|rteS bette bGnser iammen. Sfulbc
fn'te at faa bsre fra en-, iom furitaar
q paa, bpuo 9obt % bpab @irfnins otsi;
Ecotrlsfter bill babe paa SremtiSeu
EHts Der ba oberbopebet er giort no9er
E'fter. gaer fanife pi ifal iaa fan1Ie /
frrtooen iom hi bar BEN?
gcnItsit billet,
6. 8. &pernen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
0uOindOommc

ipwl Cinema, Salt Eeuur, BARRIERS Sth; aamle Saor.
Riraurur, fSroit. % @raRSiaar. 5roitbtt. puetprgtft.
Mug fra ugreS eaer Soroer. Slod Seaeg % aners.
helbrsoes dbipllt oeo BRIG at min ECZEM A
RIee, Syuot. Ssoru Bears % Qrairie Sth paa ta
Inae. Oar htIbrebst Sniroer | Be fe'te So Var.
Senbt pr. Bot for $500. Apotheker S.
AlmkloV. Box A, CooperstoWn, N. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
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syrtt til
Nbeumatisme=
StOenOe.

nj bar for SsbnrbIiue af RhsurHatiSrre en- nh Te,.
thobe. iom hi bill itnoe pprtobetnIt til hpsrt Diem az
bette 9IobS 6 0isrs. iom Stripsr % bsosr berpm. Scis
ou bar Snerter toiue NtuIIer "a 9soenob. 1ois b. sr
itioe eIer be sr snmr. hpis ba Iiber Srsrter o.s hpsr
@eirforouoriua. Der tr Din ggIsouira I'll at prsoe en-
M. iimnel, b,ni9 M.thoes. fom bar hiuIpet 5unbre.
Der. SeIp ON Bit liIfeloe .r haarbnoifet. ubeu 5or.
ifieI ON bu hor Itot ct War ensr ii aar. % ON bu bar
forie9t aItius nbeu rpaen Sielp. ri ~inbbposr big til
Trar at tribe eitsr osuu. iimpIe 1letboae. iom pi
isuber poa fri Vrppe.
6rtt = paa Dor 9efoItnina.
vi ~forlauesr iussu Beng. t 5ortub. ssub fun
bit 9sapu % bin aSrssie. 9i pI ftrar isnb, big en-
fri grspe. portObstolt, ombpes,Iia ~iuppott.t. at brase
% prsps paa Dor gstpItuius. Suuorebsr CT bIeoue
hiuIpus psb bette fimple SiemmeuibbsI. 9oo life
bsnue iturarteos anl,ouiua fprbi hpis bu Iibsr al
Rheumatism. AZ upseu SIaas. 2trio ioas!
PLEASANT METHOD CO.,
Dent. N3, 1924 N Ashland Ave., CHICAGO, Ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
correspondence.

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til; be bNr W.. enaans sisnn.mlrf. al R,6aiion.n. yasr.t iii H. n
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Her BET. men Webathoner moa babe hans tufpe glonn NJ Mhr.sa
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oil iaa frit Srsp on en- cte en- DttsicHxr tya pdiu.
busH iuetsrt aomsrftt WeeicH for Ahema 4rsntf.
VI. slasu hstn llss % isuA 9usAsIpoooexAA
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6rit = paa ppr 9efoltntna.

PLEASANT METHOD CO.,
Dept. N3, 1924 N Ashland Ave., CHICAGO, I'LL.
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8rattb Sorts, q. 8, 2oen SUM- 30
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

Twenty-four teams from the var
lous troops in the city are entered
In the scout basketball tournament
scheduled for vacation week. These
terms will be entered in three diff,
ferent divisions according to weight
and some keen competition should
result The tournament games will
be played at the Y and the physical
department will have charge OF the
grouping. All teams entered in the
tournament must weigh in during
the coming week. Competent off,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
BAD BREATH
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at
the Cause and Remove 1t.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel. act gently
on the bowels and positively do the
work
People afflicted with bad breath
find quick relief through DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. The pleas
ant, sugar-coated tablets are taken
for bad breath by all who know
them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels
and liver stimulating them to nat
ural action. clearing the blood and
gently purifying the entire system.
They do that which dangerous cal
omel does without any of the bad
after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sicken-
ing, gripping cathartics are derived
from DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
without gripping, pain or any dis
agreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of
practice among patients afflicted
with bowel and liver complaint,
with the attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vege-
table compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their
olive color. Take one or two every
night for a week and note the eff
fects. 15c and 30c.-(Advertise
mentD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
MAY ORGANIZE
OIL SYNDICATE
Frank p. WEIGH Visiting Oklahoma
Fields to Report on Leases for
Rock Island Investors.

Formation of second Rock Is
land syndicate to take over oil
land lease in Oklahoma, hinges
upon report to be made by Frank
P. WEIGH, who left last night for
Bristow and Tulsa, where he will
spend two weeks investigating
leases recently offered him.
If, upon his return to Rock Is
land, his report upon the proper
ties is favorable the leases will be
purchased by a syndicate made up
of local investors.
While in Oklahoma Mr.. WEIGH
will also look after the interests
of the stockholders of the Cont
mental Petroleum company.
Reports made to the syndicate or
ganiZed several months ago which
purchased oil lands near Slick,
Okla, continue to be most encour-
aging. Initial oil strike was made
several weeks ago and the well is
bearing out the anticipations of its
owners as to its productiveness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
ARTIFICIAL ICE
IS ON MARKET;
BOOKS LESS
Not Much Natural Product to Be
Sold in the City This Spring
and Summer.

Artificial ice will flood the mar
ket this spring and summer, not
much natural ice having been cut
for retail sale in the city. Few
companies in the city handle the
natural ice. the river product usual
ly being sold by men who take up
the business for the few summer
months.
The larger companies of the city
have begun the manufacture of ice
or are buying direct from the man
ufacturer for retail sales. Artifi-
cial ice has dropped 81 ton since
last spring and this year books for
1000 pounds are selling Sc. These
same books sold for 81 last year.
Natural Ice Soon.
The reduction is in line with the
general price. decrease and is not
attributed to any one source. The
artificial ice has been on sale
through the winter. The sale of
natural ice will start shortly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

Gals viii referee the games. which
have always aroused keen interest
among scout troops.
Scoutmasters throughout the city
are busy planning hikes for troops
now that the warm weather is COM
ing on Outdoor activities will be
in full swing as soon as the wealth
er clears up. and the scouts are
expecting TO do some real work
Camp Winnie-Ta is already be-
ing reserved for weekend camps
and Easter vacation should see
every troop in the city at this place
for short stay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
Read This II You Are
RUPTURED

Did you ever hear of Moone's Emerald
Oil-the powerful concentrated antisep-
tic oil that has proven so successful In
reducing varicosc veins!
Some months ago it was discovered
more by accident than otherwise that by
\ nightly application of Moone's En-
,.raId Oil in cases of rupture that great
relief comes quickly and In many cases
after a few days use the soreness and
Inflammation goes. the swelling is re-
diuced and the daily torment or misery
disappears.
Only drop or two Is required to
make the skin sturdy and many claim
that its daily use strengthens the lower
abdominal muscles which helps 10 hold
the rupture more securely. The price of
Npone's Emerald OH is S115 at Beings
tons DRUG Store or any drug store. but
YOU can get it direct. charges prepaid. by
addressing International Laboratories
Rochester, " Y-tAdvertisement.B
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
'CONSTIPATED 1S YEARS
NOW BATTLES INTERNALLY

Mr.. Thomas Aubrey of 6s3 Vermont
Ave, Detroit, Mich, writes to the
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute of New
York:
Il secured a j. B. L. Cascade last
Labor Day and have not taken pill
or a drug since. / had Constipation
for IS years and was taking drugs
every night but of no use.
Il never have headaches now, nor
that tired feeling, but get up in the
morning bright as a lark and do Q
days work with ease"
The y. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
keeps it always free of poisonous
waste
Thousands testify that Constipation.
Indigestion Stomach Troubles, Bill
iousness, Headaches and all the many
serious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented by
this Nature Treatment
Carl E. Schlegel's Drug store
viii gladly explain to you the simple
operation of the u. B. l. Cascade
why it is so certain in its results, and
will give you free of cost, an interest
ing little book containing the results
of the experiences of DIR. Chas- A
Tyrrell of New York, who was a spe-
cialist on Intestinal Complaints for
% years in that city. Why not cut
this out as a reminder to get this
book as snon as possible. Remember
please, it is free.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
SALYARDS RETAINS
LEAD IN BILLIARDS

Play to determine two victors of
afour-way tie in he Elks' billiard
tournament elimination began last
night and three games resulted in
the following scores: Elmer Sal
Yards, IS, Ed Cole man 500 rs;
Elmer Salyards, IS, Jack Cahail
l7O) &c; Ed Coleman, 80, Henry
fireman Q0D IS. Games tonight:
Jack Cahail-Ed Coleman, Jack Ca
hail-Henry Tremann,
Pool scores: AL McInnis, so,
Henry Tremann (S0) "a; Harry
Higgins. so, Fred Atkinson Q00)
50; Harry Higgins, so, Norman
freund 800 SO. Pool games to-
night: William McNealy-Oscar APP
pie, William McNealy-Archie Nc
Innis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
U. Of. TO SEND
OUT RADIO NEWS
Urbana School Station VIII Broad
cast News and Concerts Each
Thursday Night.

Urbana, ILL.,, April 6.-Beginning
tonight and continuing every Thurs
day night from $50 to 8 o'clock,
the radio station at the University
of Illinois will broadcast news,
concerts and the like. The univers-
ity's station is WRW and material
will be sent out on the $50 meter
wave length. When events war
rant, such as the visit of a large
symphony orchestra, broadcasting
will be done on other than Thurs
day evenings.
Tonight only university news will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
RANK eleventh
IN LEVY RATES
FOR EDUCATION
Thirty Illinois Cities Range From
1888 I'm Joliet to Quincy With
$40 School Tax.

school tax levy in the city OF
Rock Island ranks 18th with rates
assessed by 30 city and village dis
tricts through Illinois, according
to figures compiled by L. L. CaId-
we'll. superintendent of Monmouth
schools. Mr.. Caldwell's tables were
prepared incident to a special cleo
ton being held Saturday in Mon
mouth to increase the levy maxi
mum to "a.
mined upon the $2.75 rate imposed
this year but with the school ex-
tension program about to be real
lied it is likely this city will move
closer to the front rank of cities
next spring. Limit is fixed at 81
so that it will not soon challenge
the leadership of Joliet which inn
poses a 1888 levy or Woodstock.
second. with a rate of S5.21. From
these two record levies the rate
Jumps to districts in which the 81
maximum is effective and it is mo-
ted that in this class none has ap-
proximated the maximum. DeKalb.
third, and Streator, fourth, in the
list have rates of 1851 and 1857
respectively.
Six cities of the group are sppar-
emily halted at the s2.75 maximum
levy. Beside Rock Island in this
group are Decatur, Urbana, Jack
sonville, Bloomington and Mon
mouth. Excepting Mendoza and
Dixon with respective rates of s1.65
and $215, where the levy is for
elementary schools only, Rockford
with S215 rate and Quincy with a
$40 rate are lowest in the state.
Rates paid in the 80 cities are
as follows:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
MAN FINED SIS FOR
DRUNKENNESS SAYS
HE rs $50 SHORT

A. M. Minnock, arraigned before
Magistrate D. ]. Cleland in police
court this morning, was fined So
on a charge of drunkenness. Min
mock was arrested by officer Roll
land Berry last night.
After paying his fine this morn
ing, Minnock claimed that he was
$50 short and was unable to &C
count for the disappearance of the
money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
MUFFLER WARM
CAR SET AFIRE
0verhot MufI1er on Davis Machias
Causes Blaze; Chemicals Ex.
tfnguISh Blaze.

An automobile owned By EsmeaA
Davis. colorea, 22T TweRty-frsi
street. caught FIRE this moraina
from an over-heated muller at sew
enteenth street and Second avenue.
Flremen were, called and the afe
quickly extinguished with chemi'
Gals. No damage resulted except
to footboards and floor mat which
were slightly burned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
MOLINE SPENDS
S33 PER CAPITA
TO RUN AFFAIRS
Special Moline service.l

expenditures in the conduct oil
Moline's city government amounted
70 S1,031, 644, or $3.50 per capita,
during the fiscal year ended March
81, 1922. These figures are con-
famed in a report by the bureau of
the census, department of com.
merce. Receipts for the period
were S1,105,46S. or S35.47 per capita
an excess of $2.37 per capita
Property taxes furnished 60.3 OF
me whole. Earnings of public SER
vice enterprises contributed lis
per cent, and business and non-bus-
mess licenses Is per cent.
The city's net Indebtedness
funded and floating debt less sink
shirts, waists, shoes and trousers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
Boy Scout News

The Boy Scout band will furnish
music for the Y circus which opens
this evening. All members of the
oand are expected to report at the
at $3.50 O'Clock, at which time a
parade will be staged.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

All the news all the t.me-Tne
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

be sent. Later talks by President
David Kinley and prominent MEM
bers of the faculty. music by the
famous university concert band, the
Glee club, Choral society. orches-
ira and other university organiza-
lions will be broadcasted. Scores
of important athletic contests held
at the university will also be sent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
STUDER FOrNn Guilty.

Los Angeles, Calf, April 6.-Jo-
seph Studer, formerly a physician
at Peoria. H., tried for the murder
of his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Stu
der, was found guilty of man
slaughter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
BEG YOUR PARDON

Frank Dickinson, who was taken
to ST. Charles school yesterday. is
not the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
dickinson, 1850 Thirty-first street,
Moline, as stated in The Argus last
night. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dickinson, reside at 732
Fwenty-fourth street, Rock Island.