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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
ROAD CONDITION
ROUGH And Vet

Routings 10 California. F1orida.
to the Atlantic coast. and to the
northwest, were received " the
Mississippi Motor club this week
and the club u nov prepared to
give full Information to tourists
relative to these routes.
The following report Of road con-
diti0ns for tnlS community ID given
By the motor club:
Rock Island to Nuscatine Ito
Taylor Ridge. then due west)-
Good oiled and paved road.
Rock Island to Aledo (route No.
:, 1t Reynolds, q mile due south.
turn right, oiled road % Hammil.
turn left 1t Hammil. 90 south one
and . half miles, then left and fol-
low oiled road into AledoJ - All
oiled roads cAoppy.
Rock Island to Gelssbudg tvia
Rio. old Burlington trail. white, or
Ange and white marksrs)--Fairl
good oiled road. Take Keyway to
Kewanee to Peoria.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04

rnr 4 the specimen omciaI
rshlished in Rock Island and
1apsfs Of last evening me-
~ he Republication Of the
h6iov in this evenings issue
u Argus.
~ Republican party column
~ ONCE heading For State
s1atsttse'. the square Oppo-
I ~ nsme Of Frank e. Abbey
s1ltpd, through oversight Of
l,l1e d the shop in which the
iio1nent was set. The ofhcial
m = correct. election officials
- I square appearing opposite
~ eaission Of the square be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04

Voters VIZ intend % cast their
ballots for ThC1nas Hughes for
stats representative ct Tuesdays
election havs sbesieesd The Argus
with Inquiries - to how they can
register their prefssencs for him
with the assurance that their vots
will not be thrown out ON ! techni-
caIity ~ flGr. Hughes name does
not appear on the ballot.
According to the instructions Of
election officials. In order to yots
for Mr.. Hughes It will be necessary
to write In his name on the ballot,
marking cross before the name,
and 1t should be placed in the
space allotted for state representa-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
CLIO TG THIEVES 4.
TAKE COATS FROM
DAVENPORT STORE

Clothing Waived q $33s was sto-
len from tho Hub Clothing COM
pany, III West Seccod street, Day-
export By thieves who broke the
lock Of . display case at the main
entrance.
Two wom>r's coats, one brown
with beaver collar. valued at
$50, and the other . black volt
skin coat valued 1t $50 were alb
stracted. Finger prints found on
the glass Of the display case have
been taken. The lock Of the case
was pried open with = Jimmy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
In the Lodges

Mssoos Of the thirty-second de-
gree, resident in Rock Island, havU
received word that Zarepath con-
sistory. Ancient and Accepted Scot
fish Rite. Davenport, will have q
fall reunion Nov. II to II.
All OF the degrees Of the rite
from the fourth to the thirty second
are to be conferred upon . large
class OF candidates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
Synopsis

STEPHEN CULPEPER--son OF
the uid arisjocraCy of kichm' nd.
veteran OF til" late war walk
Ing through the Capitol Grounds.
in the winter twiliRht--mce,s
PATTY NETCH--dauEhter Of
GIDEON VETCii Govcrnor
Of Virginia. former circus man.
s3ciihindcr and politician. Patty
rescuinR an injured pigeon. fails
on the icc-cover"d pavement and
stephen assists her back To tho
Govrrnc RS Mansion. stephen finds
himself interested in the sirl Ia
spite OF the fact that h. con-
siderS her not OF his class and
heartily disapprovcs of her
On his way from the Governors
Mansion. stephen is accnstcd by a
strange Old woman in dilapidated
mourning. She asks him a num-
her uf IueSt!urs-who lives IN the
Governors house. what the Gov
crnor'S name is. who Is the girl
who lives there. is the Governors
daughter pretty?
He leaves tho woman. who Is
no, h.gGar. and heads for the
old print shop 10 see has cousin.
C"rinna Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
ELEVEN

r,.tf,..4 ,r,.,,,,,t,
uroly gossip ,u~s. u.r..,,,,S, NJ,
gates thHt newer .l.-.S ~.
suffered vIul.,,, l
f.I.nri,,., WIZ. S"'!.
Tho uassor-lv in ,yi...-
u,rd"rs .tsc,.5 il, M
mint ana n,d- .bi.,,
ybirb ,liuraJ ,b. t'. ~" va
summer Tr"x. tbiugs INA
years ago. vet psnr,ib ,rn 80.
commercial CITY IN. f,i.rti,- tr
remained There ,,.r. I.,,,
Iavcudrr-tintoi .v.iIi,.nt.
or ON autumn ,f,.,.,,, IL
shadows utIiyer.J h.r..,,I III
ufyb.d t..y.g ANA ,l. -,,,,..
with the cnlnu- ~ ,n,Icr, .
tho watcher nicb, rnr,t ,o.,t.,,'
Lsriulfisn of Tim mas. {. -
been tho Gron ~ d,tsL in 49,, -,
recess Of a Colonial 1nrrv.,y.- 4, 49,,
ruv. ha.u Tho far,,, y,,,,-t,t,- $50
ivv-grow corner .f ~, ,,Id $50
wall. il may huya h.s, III. ri.;,,s,.N
melody ~ a ucrro n.,rI.,t,,s
tho street. nv. /, r,., 80, -,
frs, vicv. OF tho C,ulnrr.r. 80, 80
white mansion. I'm, in on, ~ ,,t
of thcs. things rh,ro wore ,uo,ncnts
when tn. ghost os III. brr,.d III.
irg, stirred ann looked mi ma
fraEraur, mat WINS liL. IN, ,,,n,nr,.
IF box and MINI and bItsb ro,o.
stole into tn. senses 7. u1g tb.p
that one turned Ia IN, Dn,i, ,,oI,ir,,,
Of tho Cilpeu,r mons. s,anIi,,,
firmly established in it's grasev lay,,'
above tho s,r,ef ANA ~. ,gc ,rl
reflected INA, tho dof.,..d e1irt, nr
tradition had autrcnrhcd I.soIf Vol
at thu, last. Time had HON mover
less against the fortress of nr.irdicn.
against tha; cheerful ana tnacreg,
sibIc prison Of III. tribal instinct
Poverty, the ,one indisrfifniuntn lav-
ellcr OF men ana urin,.inIrs bad
never attacked IL. for ;hc Inan cora
of Reconstruction. when TO lont, yaII
fed was little sbor, of = disrrnre IN
Virginia. an English cousin remote
but cIannish. had died =, an onno--
tune moment and loft Mr. R,ndoInt
Byrd Cuincpcr moderate Fortuna
Thanks 10 this event. which Mrs
Culpcpcr gratefully classified as ms
intervention Of rrovidcncc. m.
family had scarcely altered its NAM
nor of living i'm tho Inst tIvo hundrnd
years. To be sure. there were mod
crn discomforts which related IN mo
abolition of slavery ana III, nrohi-
hilton OF whisky. hut since ,ba S,uI-
pcpcrs had been irdulRcrt nlas.cra
ana iigh, drinkers thcv had come
to rsIard these drnriva,inrs -, g.,
the nature Of BLESSINGS Solid i'm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
CONTINUED From yes,erdayJ

Honestly. my dear stephen, do.
There is somcthinG-wen. something
almost pathetic about the girl. ana
think She is genuine one day last
week she came here and made nr
tell her evrything | could ahou; my
prints. don't man really that she
made me, You know. There wasn't
anything forward about her then,
though hear there Is sometimes.
She seemed To- me restless, lonely.
msdirccted Intelligence hungry to
know things. Thi, IS the only way
can describe her. but you VIII uu-
ders;a nd. She has had absolutely
-" advantages; she doesn't even
know what culture means, or social
instinct. or any OF the qualities YOU
We're born with. my dear boy: hut
he feels vaguely that she has missed
something. and she is reaching out
erupinrly and trying to find it. |
IKE til. spirit. II strikes me as
American in the best srnse--that
young longing 10 make up in some
way for h.- deficiencies aud lack Of
opportunities. that gallant drtcrmin-
alton TO get lii" better OF her up
bringing ana her surroundings. \
fight always appeals to me. you
know. Xix" the courage that IS in
:-.e girl ann sure it is courage
ana her straightforward effort TO
get The best out OF life. to learn the
thinks sh, was never taught, to
make herself over ii need be-
is this Patty Vctch. corinna. or
your avn dramatic instinc,:"
oh, its Fatty Vetch! had no
interest III her whatever. WHY should
hav" had? But liked the way
she went straight as "a dart al the
thing She wanted There was no
affcctation about her, no pretcnce III
being VIVA, she was not. She asked
about prints because she saw the
name and she didn't know what II
meant she would have asked about
i;rowuing or Swinburne. or Mere
attn In exactly TIA" same way IL this
had been n hookshop. She wanted to
know the difference between Il mczzo-
tint AMI s;irpic print. She wanted
to know All about the portraits too.
and tho names OF the painters and
who Lady Hamilton was ana the
nuchcss OF Bedford and the Ladies'
Waid-graVc and Serena" and /;
Morldud'S cottascrS were really as
happy as they were painted? She
ashcG - many questions as Socrates.
and fear got as madrquantcly an
: wcrcd"
Well she didn't strike me as in
;hc least like that. hut YOU can lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
CHAPTER ~.
The Tribal Instinct.

The spirit OF the age the Worship
of the many headed god OF maSni-
tudc. was holding carnival in IN.
town. Faster and faster buildings
we're rising; the higher ana more
nimSiiy built the better 1t seemed.
Tor il IS easier to dcmolish walls
that have been lightly erected.
Everywhere people We're pushing
one another into the siwms or tn"
country Everywhere the past was
going out with the times aud the
future was coming on In - torrent.
Two opposing principles the con-
srrvatiN- and the progressive. had
struggled FOR victory. and the pro-
grcasivc principle had won. To add
more and more numbers To build
higher and higher. to push harder
and harder, and PARTICULARS {" i'm
prove what had been already added
or built or puShcd-tncse impulses
had united at last int" frensird
activity. Aud while the building
ana the pushing and the improving
went on. the village grew into the
town. the town grew into the city.
and tho city grew out into the couu-
try, Beneath it all. informing the
apparent confusion. there was some
crude belief that the symbol Of ma
tcr!al success Is size. and that size
In itself. regardless OF quality or
many headed god is "A god OF sacri-
Tee. He makes wilderness OF
beauty and calls it progress.
Long ago the village had disap-
peared. Long ago the spacious
Southern homes. with their walled
gardens 81 box and roses and
aromatic shrubs in spring had re
cci"d into the shadowy memories Of
those whom the modern city pointed
out. with playful Soiicituac, as the
oldes; Inhabitants" None cNccp,
the very oldest inhabitants coulG
remember thos" friendly and pic
tnrcSpuc streets. deeply shaded by
clms ana Sycamorcs, those hospitahlc
houses OF gray stucco or red brick
which time had suhducd to deli
cate rust-c"lour. those imposing
boric columns. or quaint Georgian
d"orwaNS; those grass grown brick
pavcmcntS. where old ladies' in per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
One Man in His Time:
by Ellen GinsSo,v.

"a great help to her if She is really in
earnest"
she DIDN'T strike you like that,
nay dear simply hcchus" YOU are II
man. aud some girls are never really
themselves with men. they are for
ever actiaE part. a vulgar part |
admit but one they have learned be-
fore they were born. the Instructive
quarry iud!ng the instructive hunter.
The girl is naturally she; | could
tell that. and she covers II with a
kind oi hoidncSs that isn';-wcll.
PARTICULARLY attractive To one OF
your tasjidious mind Yet there is
something rather taking about her.
She reminds me OF a small, bright
tropical bird.
"ot !. Wright, r.hhirh Won moan =.
"A redoird? Then Won have seen
herr"
~. r.o $50 49,, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
ORDER o. runLlcAriON

- "|h'"f. nf :" 20" court that the org
81 i'''"'N"Wn H'I r"l'1"n aud Er'lr"
~ "a" '''' !. OH" ~ THIS court 90. II"
--"' No. ~ A..''Hh"r !t--. praE .Hs ~.
"rI''", '-'"' = t"Nnht-a!'htfs 10 ascertain
I'M, rs .'' ""H damages accsl.as
'"''''I '""''' On "C'"""i "i COM
H"H'"i 10" ~ ne ~ ~ IL. HmDmd %
'"'. nn' on '"i'a5 street ''r Use %
"a enlargement aui 'N'cr-i.H q TIA,
,t'F Gas Noi"s aud u Ii,.-".'e aGprar-
."N ~ ,"y CURE 'hat sa'' notice Eas
u" '''''' ''' 80 'Hnh ~. it"J das'
"".''."' Inn i9' DIS order ~
1919 ,..,' anu ~ as" APPEARING Co IN
49, ".'''' '"iH''' " alive, ana II
.'', 'h' "%""'"" I" iis a. in~ o.; 'A'
'."pt ''.".', '''d "r" IN" """-
'i ann if""'srd 20 u" acquired ny
~ '' 'Hl''' a''G .t
GO >H'-''i matter 80 ., alfI"s'i o.: .l
".i'"i!"f 20 ga"
'"t i'N'y" h"s ben
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
FIND HUMAN BONES
IN CAPITOL SQUARE
Enough to Fiji Two Lnrgc-Sizcd
Nail Kegs Are incarthcd by
E,NcuNItpr,

Bones 81 "a human being. or be-
inES, sufficient to nil two large sized
nail Kegs We're cNcavatcd yesterday
from the ground in the southeastern
part of the Capitol square. where
the SI3o,00o iircproof state Office
building Viii rise In few months.
The bones Were down Il depth of
more than twenty fo-.t, and were
located near the sidewalks to the
State Library Huilding. II is pre-
sum"d they had been buried ut least
100 years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
281 | Montrose Ave.

In eHecupo" Of q certain Decd Of
hatS4 February 10th. ls=!, anu g
BOOK 2IS-I, .are -U". d".lUli nayn,:
Jeth mad In the paymcut ~. q laTt
Of The debt iher.im s"Iurcd. an 4 be-
!nt required 80 q 90 by Tie holder
thereof, We VIII SCI by public AUG
ton on the prs:n!S -. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1879.
At D',ioch i. u,
the real estate DC isT.bed in SAID deed
as follows.
All THAT certain lot. piece or par
virginia. between Hooper ana Ess.A
Streets, and described as follows
Bcg ming on The eastern line Of
hOHiIDac -i.cLg" - Il point distant
Two HunGIcd t-ypJ Feat south OF
the south lin, u! Essex street,
thence extending southwaEd.y along
uni fronting on til. eastern line vf
aip"tTosc ANeUu. Fifty go Feet,
thence from SAID front extending
""eh "aatwaTd!y al right angles ANA
anu nrty-hHy 1870 Fees 10 AN al
Lot 50. - in BLOCK l. ia tho Plan
~ LARK LAND recorded in th-
I!"rr Cihcc oi HeuricO County. in
lat ipuh :: paE" 81"
TERMS. To be announced at sale
JULIAN W TYLER.
ana
WORD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17

october " ana.
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60 ti.,ys" i"%sail
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"rns iG % @ n IN MHgi.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
DisrL4i LLaSsIIiED
by r. u CHAPLIN & co. INC,
Real Estate AuCtionuers.
Trustee S Auction Sale

Ia execution OF a certain deed OF
trust from Marian II Gilm.r aud
Hlshand. dated September .. 1921. and
daily recorded in he clerks Oi'icc OF
Ithcmarl, County, Virginia. Scptcm-
Der Il, 1921, uciUult having been made
an the payment al portion OF the
debt therein secured, ami being 50
T'uIircd by tho beneficiary. shall
SCI, ~ public auction. in front OF
. abroad station at liOwardSvilic, Viz
-!Ela, "a station on the James River
division of ia. & Il .. Railroad. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. lg22.
IA; o'clock l.. NJ.
those three certain tracts. pieces or
parcels of land lying ana being in
Allcmnrlc County Virginia. near
llOwnrdSVillr, with all the improve
mcntS thereon. rights, ways and APP
performances thereto bclonSinG, or in
any wise appcrtaiuing. said three
tracts aggrcgaiing together 39i..
acres, and described in three parcels
AS follows: $50 acres, more or less
9G.i acres. more or less and IFS
acres. more or less The said three
tracts OF land being all of the same
real estate that was conveyed 10
Marian II. Gilncr by deed from l.ud
we'll IL Giliner duly recorded in the
Office OF the clerk OF Alhomarlc car
cult Court. in -. Il. 10. paco Isl.
For metos and bounds and further
dcSCript OF the said land special
reference is hereby made TO deed OF
trust from Marian IL iilmur and
husband, above referred To.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF
executing this trust. any taxes and
Insurance that may be due. and the
proportional part al the 1922 taxes.
ana Ia pay an interest note o( $50
due September .. 1922. and "A credit as
To follow ing notes; three notes Of
Sl'u cacn. due. respectively. NJ IS. ~.
30. 81 months from September .. 1921
and one FOR $4,000 due three years
from September .. 1921. Any residue
OF purchase money To be paid in cash.
= JOHN c. EASLEY.
Trustee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
In the matter OF 1 -,
CHARLES y. -
II kUARD.
BANKRUPT. Ban
No. 3l51.
In
Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF CHARLES y.
LtkHARD. ~ Richmond. in tn.
County Of lIcHrico. and district
aforesaid bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on oc-
tober 10. 1872. the said CHARLES y.
LJ Is iiARD was duly adjUdicatc!
bankrupt ana that the first meeting
%: his creditors viii be held in my OF.
me-, Rooms lllS-ill5 Mutual Building.
RiChHpHd, Va, on the 2JTll DAY Ji|
ot4c lEit. 1922. al 10 O'Clock in
tic forenoon at winch iim- IA, saIu
creditors may attend. prove their
CLAIMS appoint trustee cAaini,i.
n" bankrupt. and transact sucn ut!Iyr
business as may properly come be-
tore sai1 meeting
TiiOS. Il. SNEAD,
Referee in bankruptcy.
October H. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
J.. /. WORD.
Trustees
81 " : ROBINSON & COMPANY.
ltca! Eataic Auciionccrs

trust dated March 18TH. 1919. and
r.c'rded ia the Clerks Office OF the
Eircuti Court Of GDochIand Count
.auIt having been made In tho pay
mont a.. part ot tho d.ht THEREIN :.
secured. ana being directed 50 u do
~ the beneficiary lhcrcunGer, W..
VII, ghsr ior sal" on the premises at
TUESDAY, OCToBER i7Tu 1929.
At - O'clock Noon
t" The highest bidder. the following
described T"a! estate. to-wit:
Tina; certain lot or parcel Of land
sinia. in Dover Ma4ts,er.nl District,
about ~" 90 miles northeast OF
Niulia station on Ia" James River
Div OF the Chcsapcnkn ANA ohio
and fIity- four tlIJ Acres, more or
less. ".a bounded as follows. to-
wit; on tn" east by tn lands now
owned By Thos. II. Jones ana the rs
TAT" %: 'has- Johnson. d c"ascd. On
the north and south by -" Lands y;
Alfred Crunp'S estate AMI ON me
west H.: the lands OF u H. Knoll: IN
and others. subject. however. to tn.
reservation pt mineral rights &c.
contained In deed irorl Francis
son dated July 18TH 1905. ana re
corded in In" said Clerks Office in
Decd Book No 80. pag" $50
TERMS: Cash sutnc!ent TO pay note
for $1,000 due March IL, 1920. interest
thereon from March iith. 1927. a
OH the gross proceeds OF sale here
under. any delinquent taxes and .,
rat"hlc proportion ui the taxes and
lcv.es for the calendar wear.
". :. ROBINSON.
FRANkLlN ID. ROBINS.
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dtCTIOhS-LEEiLS
y 1
Legal Sudfrcs

HAviSG Vualinra a. executor Of Dr. Id
ward e. =mith. deceased. all person.
having accounts against IA. said estate.
OF D." ms indebted to tn" same vii
Ein!ly cO:nmaE!C.t" With q. Tay.ye
Gwa;nmcy - Citizens BanH Building
norfolk. virginia.
As executor %; III. estate o. tho late Cap
tain H. = owen. shall s,a at pgbir
auction IN Thursday. OItub-r ~ ., 1
O'Clock i. 81. az 1904 Llst FrIn.tllu
street l." persona! effects % the said
u. I. O"on. cnLsi.'!r. Of "a small
amount ": hogs"holi ;urui;Yr. several
BOOK Gases ana number OF books. u,l.
p" Th"Tourn c!.!k, Executor
I."ulr..,l% THn HusrINGs COURT
OF THE CITY Or HlDIIMD%p.
OCTOBER q, 1879.
co&DLAi#ATiuN rKOc.EpiM8s.
TAe cl,y Of Niahmond ......... r.mn,.a
Robert James 4 "'iye. ana Il dead.
against 'hr HUrUpwn heirs a.
las 90: The sa.a ROBERT Jamr-.
To- a r . % 4. Ts.fa
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By virtue Of a certain decd OF trust
from william Catliu ana wife To the
undersigned trustee. dated October
Ii. 1914. and OF record in the Office
of the Clerk OF lIcuriCo County, in
j.. l.. 20i-A, page aS5. default having
been made in The payment ~ the
ob.i.atiOn therein secured. and being
So required by the beneficiary. | Viii
auction. on
SATURDAY THE 2lST DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1929,
al 1870 l.. NJ,
the land above referred to. The lots
froGt together 81 feet on the north
line o; Hanover Avenue. with a depth
between pa"ullci lines Of 1850 feet
Dr:wvctn W"nd.awn and Common
" .!lth Avenues.
TERMS: ".:h
GEORGE b. WHITE.
Trustee.
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Trustee S Auction Sale

LOTS II AND is. BLOCK -. SEC
TIDN t.. COLONIAL PLACE NEAR
TO AND WEST OF THE cORPO-
RATE LIMITS or THE CITY or
RICHMOND
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