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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
FINANCIAL NOTES

E. F. Leland'S cotton exchange
seat sold today to ]. P. Bernhard for
$21, 900, an increase of $500 over
the previous sale.
The British coal output for the
week ended Sept. 80, was SLIT 200
tons, gain of $4,000 tons over the
previous week. 1t is next to the
highest output in a week this year.
Coffee was quoted: Dec. S.1S;
March Gil; May 9.93; July 1882;
Sept. $50. Raw sugar: Dec. 3.5S;
March 3.18; May 1928; July BAL.
Refined sugar: Oct, Nov. and Dec.
$50.
Ford Motor company of Canada
today declared dividend of Is
per cent payable Oct. 70 to stock
Of record Oct. IA. This makes a
total of 80 per cent paid this year.
General gasoline price cuts
were in order today Standard Oil
of New Jersey cut one cent gal
Ion throughout its territory. Stan
dard of Ohio followed suit, the serv-
ice station price being % cents and
the tankwagon price q cents. The
Texas company followed with a
|.cent a gallon cut in certain south
ern districts.
Ex-dividmd today: American
Cigar common, American Light and
Traction preferred, American Ship
building common and~preferred.
Art Metal Constructor, Associated
Drygoods common, Chicago Pneu-
matte Tool, Hupp Motor preferred,
tIngersoll common, Macy common.
Pere Marquette preferred and pri-
or preferred. Sinclair common.
! Daily crude oil production in the
United States for the week ended
Oct. I, was approximately 1.A4,-
900 barrels as against 500, 900 the
preceding week. Imports Of crude
and refined during September at
important ports totaled 7.27.04s
barrels compared with S,7s6.22l
barrels for August.
| The Atlantic Coast Line has
placed orders for $13,000,000 worth
Of equipment and Improvements for
August
Carloadings during the week
ended September 30. totaled $685.
1881, which was within three per
cent OF the highest car loadings in
the history of the American rail-
ways.
standard Oil Of Ohio today re-
clared it, regular quarterly divi-
dend Of SITS on preferred payable
Dec. l to stock OF record Oct. n.
British imports during SepteM-
Der were 7s.s43.0o0 pounds; ex-
ports were CASH. 900 pounds and
j re-exports 6,381, 900 pounds.
/ From Jan. I to July l, 1892, the
Coca Cola company's gross re-
ceipts were $10,26s,264 The ne,
Income before federal taxes wal
4 $3.741,414. The June 80 balance
sheet showed assets and liAbf1ikael
LOT $3ey 5o1,311.
The Atea6Gpa, Topska and 0antl
fFe road has ordered $50 freigh,
eaxs tw dslivskys hsgi1naag- Ian. !
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Curb Market
BY WILLIAM G. HEFFERNAN.
Copyright, 1929;

New fork, Oct. 13.-Industrial
shares came to the front in the
trading on the curb exchange to-
day while oil issues, on the other
hand. lost good deal of their re-
cent buoyancy and were lower for
the most part.
1nter-COntinental Rubber was ex-
ceptionally strong, due to- the sud-
den change over the holiday, in the
outside rubber market, brought
about by the recommendation of
the British colonial secretary for
the adoption of the Stephenson
committee plan of restricting crude
production.
Packard Motor issues were other
outstanding features, the preferred
reaching a new high, while the COM
mon continued active and strong on
reports that the October shipments
would be larger. than for any
month in the company's history.
Earnings for September were about
100000 and cash on hand, includ-
ing securities, amounted to -$16,-
000, 900.
The preferred stock pays per
cent, while the last dividend paid
on the common was 81 in 1920. 1t
is generally expected that dividends
on the common will be resumed in
the near future, although company
officials deny that such action is
even being considered.
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Kansas Citv Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Cat-
tie: receipts $500; general market
on most classes, dull, steady, grass
ers about steady; top medium
weight steers 1915; other sales
5.70@9.30; choice vealers 1000;
most cows 3.75@4.75; few odd
head 5.500650; fed heifers 1000
u.s.; plain grass heifers, 1000
Ats; better grades Gamers $500
2.S5; early sales, stockers and
feeders. 5.O0@700.
Hogs: receipts $500; lighter
weights to 10 cents lower; 9th
ers mostly 10 to Is cents lower:
shipper top 900; packer top $50;
bulk 100 to 1870 Founders S.40@S.S5:
bulk 200 to $50 FOUNDERS $500
$50; EGO to 800 pound weights,
mostly S.40@S.70; bulk sales $40
$3.50; packing sows, steady to
weak, mostly 7.50@775; stock
pigs, steady; mostly S.25@S.50; no
choice light stock pigs here
Sheep: receipts 1000; lambs,
generally strong; clippers higher;
short cro3-Colorados 1855; local
fed clipped lambs 1875: odd lots
sheep steady: feeding lambs late
yesterday 1850.
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Liue Stock
CHICAGO Livestock,


Chicago. Oct. 13.-Cattle. receipts
$500; beef heifers strong to Isc
higher: best cows steady 70 strong.
other classes generally steady. ma
tive beet, steers comparatively
scarce, bulk being short-fed and
warmed up kind; top matursd beef
steers l275. weight l,36e pounds;
best mixed yearlings l1.40; bulk
beef steers s.00@10.50; practically
no fresh westerns here; bulk DO
logna bulls 4.0004.15; bulk veal
calves around 1850 to packers, out
siders paying upward to HOO.
Hogs. receipts $4,000 light and
butchers 10c to 15c lower; packing
sows and pigs unevenly steady;
few choice 22O to 260 pound aver
ages 9.40G9.50; bulk 1870 to 2l0
pound averages 9.2009.35; top $50;
$50. bulk lao to 1870, pound aver
ages S.9009.15; bulk packing sows
7.75@8.25; pigs mostly 8.75@9.00;
heavy S.65@9.50: mediums $3.50
$40; light S.so@s.35; light lights
8.75@9.00; packing sows smooth
7.S0@8.50; packing sows rough 7.35
@7.90; killing pigs 100000. \
Sheep, receipts 11,000; fat lambs
opening steady; early top native
1875 to packers and city butchers;
bulk natives around 1850; culls
mostly 9.00@9.50; 10 cars choice
Idaho au1hs "a IN with Sfl0 mt and
feeders at 400; same price and
sort az their mates here sold for
late Thursday; feeding lambs and
sheep around steady; heavy fat
ewes 3.50@4.00, some up to 4.50;
lighter weight upward to $50.
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Bond Market
GIoRGH T. HU0HKS
(CopySish1 1881

New York, Oct. 13.-Trading In
bonds was dull today and price
changes were small after the holt
day.
Apparently the weakness in the
high grade rails which has BEEN
SO noticeable all the week. has
reached the point where holders
are willing to sell ut prevailing
quotations and buyers are unwill-
ing to make commitments believ-
ing they may be able to do better
later. Competition with the new
government rsfunding ANS was
again ascribed a. the cause Of the
present condition.
As far a. today's trading was
concerned there was much irresL-
larity. Atchison general ~, ILL
nois Central refuuding IL, and
Northern Pacific 6s were fraction
ally higher; the United States Steel
singing fund IS, Union Pacific Is.
and Southern Railway s. were frac-
tionally lower.
Much activity WAS displayed in
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Consolidated AIS. = block Of which
was recently sold BY the company
to. investment bankers Quotations
on the exchange ran up today to a
new high for the year. This move
ment is directly opposite to that Tor
other bonds in its class.
Liberties were generally lower in
the early dealings. he tax ex.
empt 31ks were the most active. Or
the curb small premium contin'
ued to be bid for the new refundins
Ans. Books for subscription to tn.
new loan will close at noon tomor
row.
Some selling Of the speculative;
rails was reported today. Traction
bonds were generally lower and III
dustrials irregular. Activity con
tinued in Sinclair Oil.
Foreign issues sold mostly high
er. Cable dispatches announce,
negotiations have been concluded
by Norway with American bank
ers for a new loan of $4,000, 600
or this amount $5,o00,0oO is to- b
used to meet the maturity on Feh
next of the present outstanding
per cent issue. The new loan i
also to carry 6 per cent coupon
land run 80 years.
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lLCon0L 01OCY0

Tho run-up n Industrial Alcohol
across ~ today had . numDef 81
causes hehin1 Il. lndnstSiel Alco-
hol n . Standard OH cOncoen, ana
there ID The likelihood 81 1 profit-'
Able deal with one 81, tho STANDARD
OIL companies FOR the sale Of the
fuel alcohol.
A1ERICAH CAN.
Getting above 10 American Can
today made . high record not only
for the present year but for ali
time. The last previous top WAS
In the great speculative boom Of
1918. when the stock reached ssh.
These comparisons 1t IN with hat
has already been said about the
companys earnings position, that
it is having the best year It has
ever had. :
SUGAR STOCKS
The continued strength today Of
Cuba Cane Sugar preferred and the
better tone in other of the sugar
stocks were response to the steady
improvement in the sugar trade.
Raw sugar, which 10 the key to the
situation, sold ct 3Ac . pound to-
day for both immediate and later
October shipment The buying Of
the raw product was particularly
large. Cuba Cane preferred. as
was pointed out recently. 10 In IN
unusually good position.
THE RUBBER SITUATION.
The imposition OF high export
duty by British colonial authoriti-
ties on al exports of rubber from
present producing companies has
brought about fundamental
change in the rubber situation prac.
tically over night. Crude rubber
jumped Thursday in London from
II cents to 20 cents a pound ant
the understanding in Wall street ii
that the export tax will be kept IL
effect until crude rubber Is at leas
| Is cents . pound.
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fBy Consolidated Press.)

Chicago. Oct. l3.-Ddllish ssnti-
mlnt predominatsd in the wheat
market 1t the start and the sharp
upturn o. nrst trades resulted In
soaring maAy> shorts into covering.
On the bulge there was heavy real
i1ing sales that caused some reac-
ton but support In December WAS
uncovered on the dips. There was
pressure on May late from houses
with winnipeg connections and the
selling was said to be against 1pur-
chases 1t the Canadian terminal.
Speculative power rather than
news governed the days trading.
Gables at the close were lower
than the day before but part of the
advances scored while the Chicago
market was adjourned we're main
tanned. The car sitnstion shows
no improvement. Seaboard report
ed export demand quiet. Mime
apolis cash wheat premiums were
1c to &c higher but premiums i'd
the local market were easier.
There was a big jump In corn
prices at the start. Buying was
general in character while little
pressure to sell was encountered
until substantial gains had been
recorded. On the upturn. locals
took profits on long corn and there
was some bear pressure. Cash
houses were good buyers on the
reaction and heavy sales for ship
ment- appeared to have been made
Vessel room was chartered for co.,.
900 bushels Of corn to 90 to Buf.
talo.
Oats followed the trend Of other
grains. Guying was general while
ON the advance realizing sales wert
uncovered. Minneapolis is at Z
shipping difference under Chicago
but inability to secure cars IL max
ing shipments impossible. Cash de
mand was good.
/ October liquidation had q dc
pressing effect ON the provision
market.
Wheat closed strong, We to ~
higher, December 1.0s& to 1.0sM
May 1.10% to 1.1o56. July 1.03h
Corn closed 1c to 1Ac higher, De
cember 64h to g.. May 65N. Jul!
65A. Oats were Nc to 1hc high
er. December 40x. May 40x, Jul!
42A. Lard closed SC to Zoe lowe
and ribs Csc lower.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Illinois, Rock Island County. Is, !
In the Probate Court OF Rock Islanp Z
County: To the November Term A. D. 1872. I
I. In the Matter of the Last Will and !
Testament OF Jennie Saunders, deceased !
To Walker W. Harry, Samuel j. Harry.
Mckinley s. Harry. Harrison w Harry,
Mintie Harry Grouse Alexander B. Harry !
Martin F. Harry. Nora Harry WinemaL
Calvin J. Harry, Drucilla Harry Crotsley. !
George c. Cariin, Anna Harry Jaymes.
Ellen Carlin Mills. Margaret Carlln Snyder,
Hannah Carlin Shanafelter. Harriet Cariin
Snyder. Agnes Car.n Hanton Melissa Car
lin Stitt. Harry Harrick, and the unknown
heirs at law OF Jennie Saunders. deceased
and All Persons whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Nun
tlpatiye Will OF Jennie Saunders. deceased
having been proven. authenticated and re
corded in this Court, the Court has set for
hearing upon the first day of the NoveIn-
Der Term A. d. 1322, OF said Court soe
wit the 9TH day Of November A. D. 1922.
at the hour Of 10 o'coek in the forenoon
at the Court Hou4 in the City Of Rock
Island. County of Rock Island sad Stste
of Illinois, the matter Of the appiica&ion
of Cora NJ. Coleman, that letters testaments
airy should not be granted and issued.
,SEALi N. E. ,MUNSON. :
Clerk OF the Probate Court OF Rock Island
County Illinois.
Dated al Rock Island Illinois. Oct. 9. 1922
Robert r, Reynolds, j. A. Hanley and Va
| c. Allen. Attorneys,
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ANNQUNEEAENTA

ANNOUNG&AEN1A
1-Deaths.
lin Aemoriam.
3-CArds Of ThankA
@FuneEA Directors.
,6-FuneFal Flowers.
6-emetery Lots. AonunsDtA
Lodge Notices.
S-Conlng EveutA
S--keEsonale
l0-Lost aud Found.
AUTOM0RILEA
A-Automobiie Agencies.
41-AuIoMouiies tor Sale.
l2-AutO trucks for Sale,
l3-Auto Accessorles-Parts.
4A-Garxge-Autos Tor hire.
lo-Aotorcycies and kicycles.
A7-M antea-Automo0i.es
6-kepAlrlng-Servlce stations.
ktSINESS SEWAGE.
1S-buslnsss Service Ouered.
observation-disclosures
2U-CieAniag. Dyeing. keaova tinE.
z1-UresslAaxlns-M
22-ieaIlng. t.umolng. kooans.
S3-insuraRce.
24-1Aaunaerlng.
@s-Aosing, Trucking. Storage.
2o--faanunE--kapel7
21-Prinung-Engrava
2S-PrciessioHAl Ssrvices.
2y-keoalrinS.
oo-AaAiorinE.
AN aaseo-B,siness Service.
EMPLOYMENT.
J2-Help Wantec-temale.
S3--heip Manted-Aa4e.
Sa--deiD Naoted--Male or FemaiA
-CanrSssers-Aganta.
at-oituatlons WAnted-Female
sf-SitustIons Wanted-Maae.
FINANCIAL
3S-Business Opportunities.
1S-AvesLmentS. stocks. Eoucs.
4u-Aoney to Loan.
4A--Wzatsd-To borrow.
INSTITUTION.
neutrality-suspicious. Courses.
43-Local Instruction Classes
TN usicai. Dancing, Dramatic.
4o-t'rlvate Instruction.
observation-disclosures tlon.
41-Doss. Cats. Pets.
43-Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.
&3-kouitry and suppaes.
observation-disclosures
MkAUfiANDISE-
6l-Articles tor Sale.
6lA-Barter and Exchange.
h1-Business and Office Equipment
oo-hOats and Accessories.
o4-Aairains Materials.
oo--farm and Dairy Products.
o0-t uei, Feed. Fertilizers.
57-Goou Things 10 Eat
| 5S-home- Made Things.
| 5y-Househo.d Goods.
tV@jeweiry and " atches.
6t-Gacnlnery anu Tools.
62-Muslcai Instruments.
| 62A-Raalo Equipment
63-Seeds. Plants and Flowers
| 64-Specials At the Stores.
| t5-Weaz1ngs Apparel.
| CIV antA1-To Buy.
kOOMS AND BOARD,
! 67-Rooms VITA Board.
i 0S-Roofns Without Hoard.
| 63-Kooms for Housekeeping
! J0-Vacatioa pIaus.
7l-Where 70 Eat.
! 72-Where 70 Stop In iowa.
! -Wauted-koonls or hoard.
| REAL ksIAIk FOk kEN1.
! 74-ApafImen,s ami Flats.
! 75-Business fiacea Tor Kent.
! 76-Farms for hens.
4, 77-Houses ior Kent.
7S-Odiee and Desx Room.
7O-SubuTbaa for ReL,
! 6O-Summer Place. for Reat.
! tl-W anted-To Reos.
| REAL EHTAlk FO1 MALE.
8-Brokers in ReAl Estate.
S2-lsusiness Properly teF Sale.
63-Farrns and Land for>aale
!. 64-Houses for Sale.
! e6-Lots tor Sale.
! e6-RAa0rs Property for Sale.
67-SuburbAn for Sale.
68-Real Estate for Exchan9o.
&o-WAnted-keai Estate.
- AUCIIO1A
oo-Ancftoa SAILS.
Nl.-IAeai AnsfrAA
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Butter, steady !;
creamery extras, 43hc; firsts, S5k
037c: extra firsts, 391a042c; Sec
onds, 34@341ac; standards, 3914c.
Eggs, lower; receipts, 6,679
cases; firsts, 31@35c; ordinary
firsts, 25@26c; miscellaneous, $50
soc; refrigerator firsts, 26c; refrig-
orator extras, 261ac.
.Poultr4: alive, easy; fowls, 16G
24c. springs, zoe; ROSTERS. lac.
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago. Oct. 13.-PotatoeS firm;
receipts 60 scars, total United
States shipments 1918 carloods;
Wisconsin sacked and bulk round
whites 1.O0@1.15 cwt; Minnesota
sacked round whites No. l, 95c@
Ito cwt; Minnesota sacked Sand
land Ohios No. /. 90c@1.05 cwt;
Minnesota sacked Red river Ohios
1.05@l.25 cwt: ditto bulk 95c@1.05
cwt: North Dakota sacked Red riy-
ers 1.00@1.15 cwt; South Dakota
sacked Early Ohios S5c@1.00 cwt /;
ditto bulk S0c@90c cwt.
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Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-Corn: re-
ceipts IS cars; one cent higher;
No. 2 yellow 69h; No. 3 yellow
67h; No. 4 yellow 81; No. 5 yell
low s6A @6S; No. mixed Sc.
Oats: receipts 80 cars; un-
changed to &c higher; No. l~white
42@42x; No. 2 white 41hQ42A.
Wheat: receipts 3 cars.
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Horses and Mules

Horses: Good to choice draft,
145@170; good eastern chunks, SO
Oils; choice southern horses, 500
70.
Mules: 16 to II hands, 175@50;
Isl to 16h. $1ao@225: IA to Is
hands, 4G@65.
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st. Louis Cash Grain.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Cash
wheat: No. 2 red, 1.2201.25; No. 3
red, 1.19@1.22.
Corn: No. white, 70h @71c;
No. white, 70@70hc.
Oats: No. 2 white, 455zQ46c; No.
3 white, 44@45c-
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Goods Market
N O3UAux p. N1DY
(oppySagAa. 1yax.,

New York, Oct. 13.-The market
for cotton cloths resumed its ac-
tivity unchecked after the holiday
with prices exceedingly firm for
standard print cloth and sheeting
constructions. Mills still hesitated
about accepting orders for next
year deliveries at present prices
and many holders were inclined to
demand . shade above nominal
quotations. Sheetings were active,
sateens were In short supply. Pom
gees and lawns were we'll taken.
Pajama checks, drills, twills and
osnAbergs were strong.
The raw silk market was quiet
today with slight recessions in
prices noted over the holiday.
Prices for XXXA 1915 dropped
from $3.50 to $3.50. Kansai No. /
Was quoted at $500, canton 1916
was at $8.05 and other numbers
showed reductions of about 10c q
pound.
WOOL.
Boston, Oct. 13.-Buying by wool
en- manufacturers was mot Sc
strongly in evidence in the Boston
wool market today, but the tone OF
the market was very firm and
prices were strongly supported by
the high prices paid for cross breds
at the Losfon auctions. Stocks Of
domestic woods here are far lighter
than usual at this time of year.
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Weather Forecast

Illinois and Missouri: Unsettled
weather tonight and Saturday,
probably showers; warmer tonight
and in southeast portions Saturday.
Indiana: Unsettled weather to-
night and Saturday, probably show
ers; warmer tonight and in south
portion Saturday.
Wisconsin: Unsettled weather
tonight and Saturday; probably
showers; warmer tonight in south
portion; cooler Saturday in north
and west portions.
Iowa: Unsettled weather tonight
and Saturday, probably showers;
warmer tonight in extreme east
portion, cooler Saturday in west
portion.
snIA
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Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-Hogs, re-
ceipts 500; 10c lower; top 500;
lights s.500s.S5; mediums $500
800; heavies S.25@9.00; packers
7.00@815.
Cattle, receipts light, steady; top
on yeals $50.
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Silver.

New York, Oct. 13.-Foreign bar
silver, .677s; Mexican dollars, Sis.
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St, Louis Futures.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Wheat
closed: December l. 10; May 1.0Sh.
Corn: December 64h; May 66A
@65K.
Oats: December Al; May ass.
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Accidents caused the deaths Of
" people in London during the
week ending Jan. IA.
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Personals

WE CERTAINLY EEJOY-The pleasure
Of having the children visit The TOT
Shop" You are always welcome at shp
home Of playthings. 400 3rd Ave.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cards Il Thanks

Cards sl Thanks q
desires to express their sincere tAsAke
and gratitude to their many irisntsss
neighbon and rclstives for their Mad
sympathy and assistance rendered dNt-
ing their recent sad 6eroAvement. They
also with 10 thank all those who rat
floral tributes, III
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Lodge Notices

Lodge Notices u.
AMERICAN LEaION-Pess No. 600. No.
ular business meeting will b hsld ths
first Tuesday each month. Al e.
service men welcome. Walter 4. RoaeAs
Aele. Commander: D. B. Bersauiss. ADJ
AMOO GROrTo-No. 81. =. .. Y. =. =.
Z. Stated meeting held ON ths Afas
Wednesday OF each .enth. viasaes
prophets welcome. g. W. ThacAss. !;
monarch. Frank L. IstteEsoo. soesost
tay. -sf
3. r. O. EMO. $50. Aests The Ara
and third Mondays Of each month - ,
Elks club. Charles Il. Bleuer. exaited
ruler: c. N. lsascson. secretary. Wat.
ing brothers always welcome. Ciuo
rooms at III 18th 81. 5s7s
=. O. E-2Sek Island Asr,s No: s5s.T
yrateznal Ordss Of Eagles. Regulas
nsstings first and third Tuesday Of esca
nnoash 1t Eagles ho0e. 4th Ave. aAa :
11s& 81. Eddie BIliot& ". P: James G.
Wsikht. secretary. ASA tn Ave. Phone
6. 4. 1-Bufoed Pa 34s. xfeess segu.
= larly on secoud and foufsA Friday aft-
senoons Of each Meath at 9 O'Clock "
NenorAAl hall in ths couft house. Ans "a
ersv Madel. cRnmandsr: 3. G. First
D0jutant.
40. 0. F.-Ucal Ledss No. 6oe. Nests J,
-
tumDie ON 4sa, ave-. between 17th. md
18th Sts. Hanfy v. HOIST. n. g.: Wil.g
liam Guldenzopf, 3. y. First THUR. :.
DAY OF each month. initiatory desree.
hrst. second and third dasses ~ FOL.
loving Thursday. a-
KNIGHTS TEMPLAA11ne stated co.
elays of Rock Island Commandsry Ne.
IL. Knights Tenplar win b. nsld ~
second Monday Of each month. =. c.
Fisher. commander: J. L. Hickey. ~
cordef.
ORDER EAsTERN SrAR-Rock Island
Chapter No. 269. Regular meeting sec
-ond Wednesday OF each month. WAITING
stars welcome Mrs. Katharine Lang
man. ". ~: Mary r. Kreis. secretary.
| Z. A. M.-Ths vtassd ccavocatloh Of Aoek
Island Chapter No. Is. 2. A. H.. VIE
| be held on the first Tuesday of each
| month at 1890 p. m. Charles G. Fiih;s
| E. II. p. e. H. Ash secretary.
&. AND S. M.-Rock Island Council No. 30.
| Tho stated assemblies will be held %
| tho third Wednesday Of each \month,
James A.. Norris. T. !. NJ: Frank O..
Cansdy. recorder.
Trio Lodge-Nasonie Tenpie. 18th 81
Trio Lodge No. 81. A. +. 4 A. ~
will Be held on the first Thursday Of.
/ each month at z: 80 p. m $. p. FUR
CESS. W. M: Ray o. RSderick. secretary Z
ROCK ISLAND I.ODGE-SO. o5S. A. ? !
| "A. M.-Stated meeting first Friday o.:
each month. Harry Denecke. W. ~.
F, r. H. Lift, secretary. II
Special meeting Friday evening. Oct. H..
l. at 7:30 p. N. for work on the z. A.,
| degree.
U. s. W. y-siboney Bay Camp. No. 9
United Spanish War Veterans m-Is
first and third Thursdays Of each month.
q .. %. in Memorial Hail. CourF:
House. George H. Ciapper. Commanders
William F. Frey. Adiutant. g
| Personals D;
WE CERTAINLY EEJOY-The pleasure
| Of having the children visit The TOT
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13

B. r. o. E.-No. $50. Aest@ The Ara
and third Mondays Of each month ~
Elks' club. Charles H. Bleuer. exalted
ruler: C. N. lsascson. secretary. Visit.
ing brothers always welcome. Club
rooms at Ill 18th 81. .45