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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOK RENI--hUOSLSs
COUPLE WANT MODERN FIVE OK S4
room cottage or duplex by June L. Al
dress "A b care Argus.
I NEARLY MODERN FIVE ROOM
a., unfurnished convenient to fac
tories: also cottage. Moline BLUM unfur-
nished or partly furnished. R. l. 46o9A
gx ROOM BRICK HOUSE, PARTLY
modern. 500. Sill Twentieth street. In
ouire SOB Twentieth street.
sIx ROOM MODERN HOUSE. FOUR
rooms furnished. Must sell furniture
SIS Fifth avenue. B. 1. 4421 or 4. L.
$50.
HOUSE. MODERN, SIX ROOMS, FOUR Oh
FIVE furnished hill location ADDRESS
81" care Argus.
HALF DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX ROOMS AND
bath 800 Eleventh street. II l. oo'-
MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE. 113s SEC
ond avenue. Inquire 1017 Second ave-
nue.
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY & EGGS

REGAL. WHITE wYANDOTTEES AND
Aristocrats Barred Rock CockereIs. IL
weeks Old Splendid birds. $3.50 each.
311S Tenth street.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED Ok
continued to date covering any real es-
tate IN the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is
land Title & Abstract Company: W. J.
Sweeney SECRETARY 2o0-2I2 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

Epw. L. EAGLE-LAwYER. GENERA
law. chaneery and probate pracnce.
tOffice in court house Rock Island.
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ron -uTeMoB,it>

FIVE PASSENGER OVERLAND. MODEL
SID. first class mechanical CONDITION,
5000 R. T. 1909.
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INVESTMENT.

ROCK ISLAND MUTUAL BUILDING,
Loan and Savings associations STOCK
earns I'D to 20. New series now open.
Start a savings account TO-DAY. invest
any amount from 90 cents up per
month E. B. Kreis. secretary, 1S-2@
State Bank Bldg
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES. WAITS
on face and arms, permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss y.
M Kittredge, L Argyle Flats BraGy
street, Davenport. Phone Day. eO4-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
American, Ports

| BALTIMORE Oct 1b--Arrived. George
@ 1essemar 0ef cy Honoun sS Blair 9Is New ssa
Anthony Groves Jr. Philadelphia. Sailed
Saliisto ,l spnl, Hamburg; Munglaee. New
Arthur
| cHARLEsToN. DC. 15---Arrived: Co
MeW Yo seSr uaorEa and enana
! Lsss : Eisnsss ;s Boston: saxon. Mssans.
III HyAvaNA, oos ''Gls i5o-sailed id caiamares ra,
sem Nsw Bos,an rer. mon San Bias
Mohawk, New YORK: Nsntaskst, Philaasl- i LAD, j :
Philadelphla via Savannah.
xusy snper Far5 r
Montcalm tBrl Liverpool; Neyislan lBr).
New York; Sedgepool 3Brl. New York;
caaaaan Gisssaw nsss
celonian !Br.,, Ayonmouth; cabotis tB.l,
lIngbroko lBr). London; Antonie (Brl,
Plymouth. canopie tBro. averpool; Cor. Gsr,-
NEW ORLEANS 1per. lsss,9 Esds,, oss s IS, :,
Meatherford taatse ap'en JnoksoneIle; Deutsek,eia
Federal Cuba Mnnsrc 4nr9. West Africa
New York YumSri Mapaaalo eaaaal ssilsd
jacob sI, sLI,uckenbaeh, Mobile; Lake Fairport,
Mobile; San Roberto (Br). southampton;
Surname, Port Barros; Tegucigapa
y PXSAMA CANAL, cristobal Oct a..
Arrived: Garfield. New York. Sailed: Ma
rome. New York; cennsylyanian, Los An
PORT ARTHUR. Tex Oct 15--Arrived.
Gulf Queen, Tampico; Georgia, Mexico.
Sailed; Dillwyn, Tampico; Paulsboro,
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Oct 15--Ar-
rived: II, Bohemian Club, Manila; Woyo
Maru (Jap), New York for Yokohama; De-
pere. Astoria for ya;paralso: IL. Willsolo.
Philadelphia; r II IIillman. Philadelphia;
Enterprise. Hio; West Islip. Seattle for
sydney. Sailed: a. Steel Seafarer. New
York; Roman Prince (Br), Seattle; is,
Santa Cruz Antofagasta.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 15-Sailed: West
Harshaw, Liverpool; City of Montgomery,
New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Oct 16--Ar-
rived: Schrs Alice Pierce Thurlow. Nor
folk for Boston; freeman. Norfolk for
PoRrLAND. Ne. Oct 15-Arrived: schr
Frederick H (Br), Nova Scotia for New
York.
Robin Goodfellow, New York Sailed
Lehigh, Portland Me; Norwegian motor
ship Borglunk. Christiana and way: Yayoi
Maru. Yokohama.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
President DELAYS
Applying u S. Law
To the Philippines
Coastwise Shipping Act De.
pends Upon Tonnage I'm
der American Flag; Que
zon Asked About Capital

MANILA, P. l., Sept. 1s tBy MaiD.-
The extension of the coastwise ship
ping law of the United States to the
Philippine Islands is not contemplated
at present, President Harding assured
Senator Manuel L. Quezon in a letter
made public here by the latter. The
President shows deep interest in Phil
ippine capital and asks if local capi-
ta!lst are interested in American yes.
sells
The letter, dated at the White House,
July "a, follows:
81 have just concluded reading the
brief filed by yourself and Mr.. Os-
mena, chairman of the commission on
the part of the House, relative to the
declaration of the effectiveness of the
coastwise shipping law between the
Philippine Islands and the United
States mainland ports. l note that YOU
stress the inadequacy of shipping on
both the Atlantic and Pacific, but give
special emphasis to such inadequacy
or the Atlantic and the route by way
OF the Suez Canal. AS you understand.
the law contempfates that no declara-
ton of the coastwise provision shall
be made until the. President is as
sured of the declaration Of the service
by American ships. I think have
already assured you in person, and am
glad to confirm it now, that no such
step will be contemplated until there
is indisputable evidence of the declara-
tion of such shipping.
"One phase of your brief has in
terested me very much. I refer to
your reference to the inability of
Philippine citizens to own vessels of
American registry and the ineligibility
OF philippine citizens to be officers on
such vessels. I am very glad you called
thls matter to my attention. | am
very much interested to know If anv
Philippine capital is interested in in
vesting in American vessels, and
whether there is tendency on the
part of Philippine citizens to serve
as officials on such vessels. Mare
over, should like to know If PhiIip-
pine capital is invested in vessels ay-
ing other national flags, and whether
any Philippine citizens are engaged in
the service of such vessels under for
eign flags"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Swedish Fishing Smack
Crosses Sea i'm % DAYS
6l.Foot Craft With Many New
Devices, Here TO Dodge Hard
Times at Home
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

op6Csub DISputCH 10 Inc ITtbnNS
WILDWOOD, N. J.,- Oct. 15.-Hard
times in Europe resulted in the arrival
here yesterday of the Swedish fishing
smack Carnegie, Captain John Johan.
son, whose home port of registry is
Hano, Sweden. According to Captain
Johanson, the market for fish in conti-
mental Europe was so poor that he de-
termined to hazard the voyage and sail
the Carnegie out of an American port
for few months.
The Carnegie, which is sixty-one feet
long and twenty-one feet beam. was
given hearty welcome by the fishing
colony, many of whom are Scandinavia
ans. Captain Johanson and his crew
were guests of his former countrymen
at dinner last night. Tomorrow
weather permitting, the Carnegie will
be piloted to the fishing banks, where
mackerel and bluefish are running
plentifully.
The visiting crafts engine burns
kerosene, of which fifty barrels were
consumed on the voyage across the
Atlantic, which required twenty-three
days. She has many mechanical fea-
lures unknown on American fishing
vessels. Her nets are foated by glass
bulbs, protected by rope to prevent
breakage. According to Captain Johan-
son, cork floats deteriorate, but those
made Of glass are almost indastruct-
ible. The helm and engine Of the yes
sci are operated from the pilot .iouse
Under government regulations. fish
ing vessels Of foreign registry are per
mitted to fish in American waters dur
ing periods of four months.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
BY Independent Wireless.
Tel. Co. Inc

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New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Radio Corp. of America

Instance given IN miles. position at moo,
unless otherwise stated)
American Legion $50 N Rio Oct IA
America 2.s24 F. Ambrose AM Oct "A
Bergensf1ord lat 42.10 long 5S.l5 Oct Il
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66aracoa $50 Ambrose Oct IS.
Craster Hall 100 S Hatteras Oct IA.
City Of Augusta rs WsW Gayhead OCT TX
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SSaaueaH1 ioO SW Panama Oct IA q pm
ssanta Ana 6S6 S Balboa Oct IL 81
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sswatseout evil ls3 Ambrose Oct *
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s,ntttgie sswtntteagie l,lb6 Brenton Reef Oct "a
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1,rnnssa Ilty 80 p Boston Oct 15
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

=, Ulua tBr), Port Iimon Oct z; to United
Fruit co with mails; is expected to dock
orduna (Br). Hamburg Oct 4; to ROYAL
Mail Steam Packet Co with mails: is ex
pscted to dock afternoon at Pier 42, r
Baracoa, Kingston Oct 9: to Clyde S 8
80 20 WIN mails; mails; Is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier A, r christopher ST..
Line with mails; Is expected to dock fnre-
noon at Pier 81. N R (West 18th hist ST.. .''e
Frederik VIII tDan). Copenhagen Oct
8; to n-American Line with
mails; is expected to dock forenoon at font
l1th st, Hoboken. =
Presidente Wilson Gt. Trieste Sept 20;
" Ihesps Bros with mails; is expected to
Is 'kiyn. o.
Porto Rico, San Juan Oct IL; to N Y &
Porto Rico S Co with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier s5. B'klyn.
Fort st George (Br), Bermuda Oct IA: to
purness. Witty & Co with malls; is ex-
(West 55th st).
,Assyria (Br). Glasgow Oct 2; to Anchor
ne nooo WIN pn mails n Is expeeted TO- dock after
:. Western World. Buenos Ayres Sept 2s. tn
Munson Line with malls; is expected
10 dock afternoon at Pier ]. Hoboken.
Due Tomorrow
mount Clinton, Hamburg Oct G.; to
tWest 46th st). ~ '0' ~ ~
Iesiueht Monroe. London Oct Z; to U s
Lines Lines with malls; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 3, Hoboken
\, s1n,ooney' Havana Oct IA; to N & Cuba
, slat , Co with mails. Is expected to
oosh Sinnoreo forenoon nat at Pier -. e twall st)
Line with mails; Is expected to dock fore.
noon at Pier 9, Il tCoenties slip).
Due Wednesday
vessel Port. Arency
homerio. Southampton. Oct II.
Colombia. San Francisco, Sept is. A'4n'
" Grace q Co
Due Thursday
! ! orek Bremen, octs7.. No German I,loyd
iSost IiSSosailna l, ST Johns Oct 16, Bowring &. Co
rort victoria, Bermuda, Oct II.
SAINT. Mat, Furness. Witty & Co
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
AQuitania, Southampton. Oct IA.
Noordar p,, Cunard s Co
Rorss,,,., Holland-America Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Exports
Held Back by
Rail Troubles
Shippers Face Difficulties
at Montreal and Also at
New York; Gull Traffic Is
Hindered byShallow River
Coal Imports Near an End
Closing of ST. Lawrence Sea-
son Imminent; Shipments
Arranged TlarcughEEalifax

Grain exporters, already handicapped
by the rail situation, face new difsi-
culties as result of the imminent
closing of the season at Montreal.
When the ST. Lawrence is blocked by
winter the tide of traffic, will be turned
TO American ports, and there is no in
dieation, ut present, that the railroads,
restricted by coal priorities, will be
able to accommodate the additional
shipments.
Grain orders are plentiful, but local
shippers are less active in committing
themselves fer tonnage, because Of the
uncertain outlook. Congestion is re-
ported az Montreal where large arri-
walls indicate difficulty in arranging for
tonnage the first part of November.
Fear of denurrage charges is making
exporters hesitate to book cargoes
from that port. Deliveries at the At
lantic seaboard are not dependable.
Some shippers are trying to get around
by routing grain through st. John,
~. r., and Halifax, where the rate is
about l cent 100 pounds less than
the Montreal tariff, but in this ar
rangement they face congestion on the
Canadian rail lines.
Small shipments of grain were Of
Tered last week TO the Continent from
Baltimore and Philadelphia, according
to report by Funci,, Edge & Co.
Shippers were willing to pay cents
100 pounds. There were also sew
eral orders for November loading to
the Mediterranean at II to 171s cents.
Local shippers closed>deai last week
Tor $4,000 tons Of grim to Greece
during November. One steamer was
closed for this at 241s cents from
Montreal and additional tonnage was
offered at % cents. In one case shin
pers required the alternative option
Of loading at U. s. Atlantic ports for
which they were willing to pay ~
cents to one port in Greece, or 20
cents to two.
Exports from the Gulf have been
hampered by the low water in the
mississippi. which has forced many
barges to tie up. The river is said 70
be at the lowest stage in years.
The coal market is quiet, as most
OF the requirements Of this country
iroia the United Kingdom appear to
be filed. There is limited inquiry
here for exports to the West Indies,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Ship Sails Without Mascot

cut OF Port Newark yesterday with a
cargo OF machinery for the West IN
d,es, hut without her messboy, Nickie
yum, n, q Chinese, and her mascot, INT,
q Chinese poodle. Officers admitted
that it was tough to loose TINT Lnt
the part that hurt them most was the
absence of Nickie. The dog vanished
from the ship into the wilds of Yba
hearny meadows early yesterday. and
1ne ,f messboy went in search Of him
ne ooat had to depart without either
oI them after searching party of
sailors hunted high and low for both &c
u,I:,MI was good sailor, according to
william Fenton, chief engineer of the
ship' but was loath to make friends
,ha w'.h any one but the messboy. when
the dog was missed the Chinese how
eetermined to find him. Fenton ay.
planned the boys love for the dog was
80 great that he believed when he set
out ne would not return without him.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Arrived Yesterday

D. Atlsnterhayet sllsa ,, tDanl. Genoa sept 10,
IA paief,no y. valencia IS. Alicante az. Hall
ndse; Pier As Bklyn.
Port Augusta {Br), London Sept so; to
punch Edye g. Co; in ballast: Pier TO-
iceland lBrl. Antwerp Oct s. southamp-
ION and Cherbourg. g: to the Red Star
~ r.. ~
slomand tNor). Southampton sept 90. to
, y stray Corp; In ballast; off Liberty
Arator tSwed). Barry Sept a9; to Reuben
l. Cameron, with 7,13s tons o. coal: Pier
African Prince (Br), LeIth Sept ~ Mid
dlesbro 2s Dundee 80; to Furn.ss, Witty
& ssou Go. with mdse; Pier Z, Bush Dks,, .DkIyn
progrese ., Havana II: to the N & Cuba
Man Man Co, with So pass, mails and mdse;
Bertha (Nor). Maracaibo Oct s, Curacao
6; to Bliss, Dallett & Co with mdse; Pier
Dominica Z, st Croix and st Thomas s; to
the Clyde S S Co, with II pass, mails and
mdse; Is !: Pier Pier a, N1R;
Liberty
Florlnda tspan). Alicante Sept 22. valen-
& Diaz with ndse; Pier 33. q r.
Kennecott. Tacoma, Seattle. Portland and
San Francisco; Pier IS. Bklyn.
J. Santa Malta, Tacoma, San Francisco, San
Pedro and Colon; Pier 80. Bklyn
Ansonia (Br), Liverpool Oct d. Queens
town o, Boston IA: TO the Cunard Line, with
pass and rndse: Pier SIS, n r.
Hamilton, Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
Trans Co. with pass and mdse
Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston; to
the clyde s Co, with pass and mcse;
Pier 81, N r..
ocmulgee, Mobile and Tampa: to the
Mallory Co, with mdse
Malmen (Swed), Baltimore and Philadel-
phia for Gothenburg.
Munwood, Norfolk and Baltimore: to
Muhson Line: off Red Hook. Bklyn.
Freeman Norfolk: to Pocahontas Fuel
Co; off Liberty.
Kansas (Br), Boston; to E1lerman Lines.
off Liberty
>. Celtic, Liverpool. to White Star Line.
Pier GO, r.
Vauban. Rio de Janeiro, to Lamport g.,
Holt; Pier "a. Hoboken.
City OF Atlanta, Savannah, to Ocean s
s Co; Pier So. N r.
El Captain Galveston. to Southern Pa
cifo Co; Pier 40. N r.
w Stead. Tampico. to Pan-Aner Pet
d Trans Co; off Tompkinsville.
. CHAMPION Anderson, Tampico, to PAN
Amer Pet & Trans Co; off TompkinsviIIe.
II. B'klyn.
Canadian Planter Auckland. to wtlford
Mackay & Co; off Liberty.
- Toba Maru, Philadelphia. to Nippon
usen Kaisha; Clifton. I.
n, ,ossapaw' Brunswick, to Mallory s CO..
,r-a La sayoie tFr,. Havre Oct Z; to the
orduna tBr) Hamburg Oct 4, South
nrnpton an s; to the Royal Mali Steam
1fhu, Tiiua 20; fRr witn hr pass mails and mdse.
Havana; to the United Fruit Co. with
pass. mails and mdse
Ciare, San Juan; McKeesport, Dunlsirk.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Next Three Contests
Worrying Penn State

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Oct. 15.-If
Penn State is able to come through
the next three games without defeat
tners is every reason to believe that
the Nittany Lions will have fighting
chance for another defeatless season.
Moreover, such success will be the
greatest tribute to Coach Hugo Bez-
dek and his assistants, Martin, Halnes
and Smell, who have already accom-
plished wonders in a situation that
looked almost hopeless at the start Of
ihe season.
Middlebpry Cei]ege, syracuse ana
Navy are TIE skFee tears that mag,
Tow De nast IN order by she Penp
State griddsrz, afsA IL Eezdsk's pye,~
feges car viz fgesz saHss togyh ss@8
She-e wsN BE- Eeg4 Ea tks 6seastS II
All Penn State res*ssa fss sSnqf|sr wEe.
.nries oFser csrregSs Teeas Pssn axg
: r,sts sns sssssnssg 9sAes " sse
Sss4axdxy 81 ssss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Freight Ships Due
Due To-da.


songvand. Buenos Ayres. Sem,
herhonkson. Ardrossan, Sept %. corp
Hog Island A,se Moore & Mccormack Co
santa Olivia, Rio de Janeiro. S's' Sept as. 70
Radnor. cunningham. Sent tsereSh. 81 =. LILY e Go
saaapa' Alexandria, Sept az, -1''s'
Kar,a.. - United American Line.
san francisco. Sept %.
Minsan. London. Sept 30. W,,Is WEE 81, GO
siie d'oran. Naples, Sept 50. go ''''l'
Vincent. Dunkirk. sept is. M h'er'can Line
g1u. rrt.rr,. 80 Cosmopolitan Line
Hsgtass, pro IT,. oatsi. sept 10. Furness withy
IN L stsad. Tagupico. Oct (. A1sh'
vys.x..x4 Pan a Afnefican Pet A. Trans co
ySgslSsa, Boston. Oct rs Yynttsd Az 80 ~
SNssssfJofd. Stapanger. Oct 4, A 1~'"e'
sfsofsas 3 EssE tSoien. oes 7' 90 80" hins
Hoalder. Weir a Boyd
I,as Ts4naeysow
a. GsasgeT. osg Anea.~
~ 2 - fssyse5gs, Gcs & 's''sA 'S8"s
vaassao fdvssyose oce esfeosslsssA Line
fsaIfs- America LIN.
sss's ses*sssss NJ xfieasess. Oct q.
'eers ssesra aer34aav, oes asTasr . f.faes
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
Mallory S. S. Line Tests
Miami as Port of Call
May Include Florida Resort in
Regular Coastwise Serv.
ice i'm Future
The Mallory Steamship Comnany q

The Mallory Steamship Company an
nounced yesterday that upon the arri-
val of the steamer San Jacinto off
Miami Saturday morning H. H. Ray
mond, president, and other officials of
the company went ashore in tender
to test the possibility of landing pas
sengers at the Florida resort. The at.
tempt was made without trouble. ~
1t is expected that Miami will, for
the first time in the history of coast
wise shipping, be included in the direct
passenger service of the Mallory Line.
The Miami channel is to be deepened
eventually, so that ships can berth
alongside the piers.
The San Jacinto sailed from New
York en- Wednesday and anchored Off
Miami early Saturday, making the RIM
in less than three days. She was re-
Gently reconditioned by the Todd Ship
yards Corporation.