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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
MEDIcS TURN 70
PEORIA MEETING


Rock Island County Medical as
ISOLATION will be well represented
at the annual assembly Of the Tri-
state District Medical association
in Peoria, Oct, 80 to Nov. q.
1t Is expected that . delegation
81 20 physicians from Rock Island
and Moline will attend the conven-
ton. Among those who have al
ready signified their intention OF
going are Drs. ]. W. Lane. A. e.
Williams, ]. r. Hollowbush, =. II.
First, Rock Island. and DR.. H. NJ.
Gibson, Moline.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the 5000 physicians
who will attend the assembly
Leaders in many fields Of the pro-
fession from the United States and
foreign countries will be present
Calvin Coolidge, vice president Of
the United States, will give an ad'
dress, and Senator Medill McCor'
mick has also accepted invitation
to speak.
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- $500 - ~ una3oeity
IT. = q ~ toFeiGh Held.
ehnrch y bftnging its cn.l-
1mGo . ~ yum, whether tney &c
- NAqrcA or stats schools, san
u. Uotef. The work q the woli-
|a1's foreign missionary society
s&afg The admiration Of Al wno
study n IN spite o. nafo um1
The women have steeaiiy lnc.e.seu
~ amount Of their eilts untlI lAs.
ysar they reached the sum o
$1.30.o0o. on
The socaety also i,its ~ sI
here at home out Of nefrow pro
vinciar lines. gives pfeaala 9ias. LIS.
non ana knowieose anu s.s =,
70 heroic service ana IIlnc s:.s
helps 70 develop tne inIe,nx. A..
mind ana the intefnat'ona, ne@i~
Desire 70 Share Blessings.
DR.. Baker discussed the new mis-
sionary motive, saying it was not
based on the dread Of punish
ment to come, or q salvation ex-
pressed entirely in terms Of the fu-
| ture. but was q desire to share the
best 1--WE know and have, here and
nov. With all peoples"
"Christianity. the highest relig-
iona faith Of the world. belongs to
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II pstifion for $4,000 for evanseli-
m work in the Central Illinois
H61nodist district, assignment Of q
1dent pastor to the new Cen
eery church, Rock Island. and
peroval Of suggestion to seek
~. 900 for home mission work 10
10 districts, were features OF yes
9orday's business sessions OF the
conference.
4 The evangelizing fund y termed
- church parlance. N asking, !"
knd az Bishop NICHOLSON empha-
xised an asking" ID not always .
|getting." but program for expen.
Hitufe Of the money 10 such that
district leaders are confident the
National home mission board Will
kiew with favor their request for
his money for the 10-year period
following tbs Centenary. Budget
1or expenditure follows:
III For work among Belgians In
Il Rock Island district, $4,000,
\ with equal sum for work
among Creeks in the district.
Il Missions in Silvis and Moline
Il East Moline, are proposed.
For Pennington, Peoria dis
trict, $4,000 for buildings and
h equal sum for maintenance.
= For Coal City, Kankakee,
I'll 900.
When the conference assembled
Yesterday afternoon the Heddire
college matter was temporarily dis
posed by reference to a commits
Zion Of nine, and the next action
accomplished was to approve the
suggestions made by the district
4uperintendents for an appropria'
dion OF $4,000 on the part Of The
national board for home mission
work in the districts.
The suggestions of the four SUI
lperintendents as to grants wer'
fead, explained and approved. Mis-
LILLIAN B. Watkins, field secretar.
VI the Chicago Training school, TO
ltity, home and foreign missions
told Of the success of the institI
tiOn, which has a present enroll
ment Of 633 students in al
branches.
Pastors were classified as to con
ference relation by vote of the con
ference, the Rev. Samuel Van Pei
formerly of Rock Island, but no,
resident in California, was place
pn the retired list.
Rev. G. r. Palmer, retired, no.
pr Enterprise. Fla, addressed tn
conference.
Centenary To Get Pastor.
The appointments which are I
lbe announced Monday by the bisl
lip will include the assignment of
permanent pastor to Gentleman
lchurch. Rock Island. There wi
be a change also. it is understoc
at the First church, East Molin
lind at Watertown church.
Rev. James c. Baker. director
the Wesley Foundation at the Tn
lkersity Of Illinois, told the women
Foreign missionary society in sc
ion after adjournment of the CO..
ference, that an ever increasil
humber of missionaries are cor
Ing from state university stude
bodies. At the Wesley Foundatio
pa students are in the life servi
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NAAB.S MARKED
The Home of Quality Meat
Established 1877 62s Twelfth Street
SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS

Home Dressed Spring Chickens, good size, lb. . SIC
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, fresh from our
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Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, per h. Ice
Our Own Rendered Lard, 5 b. cans Csc
(Cans Redeemed at 10c)
Picked Pigs Feet, quart jars 3 5c
Picked Pigs Hearts, quart jars .35 c
Picked Pigs Tongues, quart jars Soc
Home Dressed Veal Shoulder Roast $3.50. Csc, zoe
Home Dressed Veal Round Roast 35c 3Oc
Porterhouse Steak, very choice meat 35c
Short Steak, the best you can buy SOC
GROCERY SPECIALS
10 bars Big Four White Naptha Soap 43c
Obars z. & G. White Naptha Soap 45c
Flotilla Toilet Soap,4 bars PIC
Palm Olive Toilet Soap, bars Csc
Swansdown Cake Flour az
Pure Quill Coffee, per Id. 40c~
Yuban Coffee, per h. AZ
Ideal and Cross Country Malt ~ 6sc
Leos Diamond Malt ssc
Budweiser Malt re-
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
at the Lowest Market Price.
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Mems Autumn hats

A large showing of the latest APP
proved models and colors for the OPP
ening Of the new season is the feature
Of dominant interest in the department
on the first floor. Rough and smooth
finishes as we'll as velours are included
in diversity Of the new and favored
shades. Felts are 81 to 81; Stetson vel
ours-$12.5O.
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France tho Peace Maker.

Paris. oct IH-tBy the Associated
Press Am inspired note issued to-day
in answer 10 Mr.. Lloyd Georges Man
chester speech and British newspaper
comment places France in the role "'
pcacemakcr in the recent TURKISH crisiS
at Great Britain's request. il Calls
attention to the British declaration that
Fracc abandoned Great Britain Mt ma
max. and that peace was saved only u!
Rritsiu's rrsolute stand. and says:
The Turks. flushed with victory
were marching on the straits when ''en
rral Harrington. according to his own au-
mission, did not have sufficient forces
10 s,np the advance. Tha uncon'h!a'"lS
rtiitude shown by Downing street ho'"-
h,v in It's appeal for the military CO.
onoratiun Of the dOminions and the wa
kor allies. was not OF nature 10 CAIN
the Nationalist leaders.
"u was in thcs" circumstances 'n.'S
on September 20, Lord Curzon came y"
Paris to confer with NJ. PoIncare' in'
minister OF foreign affairs asK"n lne
French premier to exercise MS III 'us" o,,
with the Angora government W
tho advance upon the st:aitt, anu ~ ~,,I,
with this object. with Lord Curzon lu'l
orrroy,l that NJ. rrankl!n-Bouilon. pro-
cce1cd on his mission to Renal Pasha.
"Thc Allies, Mt the same time 'po"
II roIncare's demand. decided to give
Thrace 10 the Turks As evidence or 'nel'
rood intentions. The chief or tne An
corn government, having cnnfidence IN
Tho assurances tn" F"ech o"ieG",e
brought to him. agreed ~ cease all Hi''-
iary enterprises ~ 80,
of seems then, well es'apllsneu TIC
Sian Intervention Of the French govern
rnent had n decisive influence upon the
moitCnnCe Of peace.
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HARDING LAUDS
Continued from Page ous)

an example which tho commercial
world Will accept as truly consrtuc-
tive foundation on which To rest our
commercial policy. The first duty is to
protect our national interests. but in
many. ways real protection comes from
cooperation with other nations. The
best intelligence of the day recognizes
the need to encourage intimacy and
understanding in the social. economic
and political family Of nations: and 1t
recognizes that, IN thuse inaugurating a
plan which looks TO intimate considera-
ton OF the facts. c are Offering a
means Of true unif!cation and solidar-
itE among the interests which make up
our industrial civilization. and We are
making step toward tho solution OF
some Of the most perplexing economic
problems which confront the nations.
The last thing in our thoughts Is aloof-
ness, from the rest OF the world. We
wish to be helpful. ne!ghborly, useful
To protect ourselves frs. and then to
use the strength. accruing through that
policy. for the general welfare of man.
kind. Is our sincere purpose.
Reduced Expsditures.
No other beliggercnt country has.
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In mind as 10 his personal inlcniions'
AutI-CVaIit!UE.sl refuse 3" accept inc
speech A., answer 10 thu various rh;tr5rS
laid against the g"vcrmmrn' 81 mis-
handling affairs OF sr..,, rspcc1aii! o.
HE M,.! last problem.
The Sunday rime, declares mat the
.nc,Ch rlcauS nothing II rot an cary
General election Aitu"uSh The preihl"r
did not Indicate ..Ey d.,,r tor an ciSS-
lluu the PAPER Expresses INC opinion
lGu the present parliament when
stands prnru.ucd uniI November III.
VIII 40; NEE, Aga'uand that IT'S diSHU-
luton VIII he announced early thl'
Week. Ia ,h;,, event. the Times beiicfrS
the election, VII hr hctd early III No.
y,mhcr and parliament ass, NH cd III ihe
course "i It icw months.
Appeal TO Liberals.
This view i shared ais" lay the OBJ
server which sees In ,h' speech an UNI
ni>t,kahi appeal L. ia" liberals Al
The sam, ,!nir tn, r,pcr declares there
vlli lie no r..s,iu. al H." IL no Eae'-
ar,;,n icS;urr." and the address, has le:'
the premier free 1" lth" any one OF
=, ycral different. UrScS. The paper
consider, that Lloyd GEORGES utter
uurcS. In part. appear H~ y he has de-
t".nil,"d TO rr.'i@n and hand over inc
government t. the n."IttniS. The oo-
server admits that the Manchester
srrrch lost nr friends FOR Lloyd George
and thinks that 1t may regain many Tor
him II hc quits n"w. Il VIII mark lhe
beginning OF his recovery Of power. the
paper thinks.
The Observers editor. j. l.. Garrin'
I'm , fnIr.,nluu,u srrv.id declares tina (
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LEGION TO ASK
fcontinued from Page ons)

this resolution has been on the desk OF
rho president since June.
AT the end of five years declares
the Sprague report the government
will have spent rs much in hospital con-
s,ruction and rental as was originally
estimated and requested in 1919. In the
meantime during the period. when these
hods were most badly needed. when they
would have helped To pay the debt TINS
country owed the men who had given
most. they were lacking.
What was the suhstitute
"Hote!s. sauatarium. nitrate plants.
nr!vate homes incbriate asylums, and
ordinances were purchased and re-
modelled and added 10 public health
hospitals. army cantonments and posts
to constitute the present government
owned hospitals.
ION September IL. 1922. there were
5,222 beds In leased hospitals and l.Slt
beds temporary facilities. on govern
ment owned properties. There were l.
949 patients in contract hospitals. 2,S95
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LLOYD GEORGE
CONTINUED Prom, Page one.)

ing 10 the existence within the cabinet
70 two diam"tricall? opposed policies,
1t had been possible - pursue policy
fading towards Turkey. and declaring
that the government in fact had fallen
between two stools.
Asserting tina; the government had
spent between twenty and thirty mil
lion pounds sterling in war preparations
only to bring Turkey back into Europe
in more firmly established position
than before 1914. he says:
"Of all we were supposed 20 have won
in the Near East in tho great war, not
ono asset remains. while the loss Of our
moral rcputc is unparalleled in our re-
lations with the Mosiem world. To an
lagnnizc simultaneously Russia. Tur'
key and all Islam is mere Madness
An Early Election.
Commentators OH IN" speech in the
Sunday morning papers today make
strenuous efforts To read between tn"
l.nes-'o discover what tho premier had
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CAR SERVICE DELAYED

Street e." service ON III" Wheeling
Traction Company line %as tied up for
about fifteen pinuteS last night when
n Saxon CoUrc automobile owned and
driven by George Phillips. manager OF
the TT. Henry club. br0k" right front
wheel at the corner Of Zane and Penn
streets last evening about ln:%0 o'clock.
The Saxon narrowly escaped the dam
age and Mr.. Phillips. injury at tn"
time aS Il street car following close be-
hind the automobile ut tho corner WAS
stopped just in tim" 10 avoid hitting
the machine. The machine Was taken
to nearby garage for another wheel.
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In tuberculosis hospitals AIS In h@uro
physychialric hospitals, and l.loo III
General and surgical hospitals.
Beds Poorly Placed.
"UnocCupied beds. yes, lot OF thcH.
Ten thousands of them at that "atc'
most Of them useless. because badly
placed"
On armistice day l9I0 the report
declares, there were %%4.hO0 men SICK
and wounded III army hospitals IN TINS
country and with the American cXpeoI-
tionary force In France.
Back home" the report asserts. very
little comfort had been given To the men
who traded their strong minds ana
bodies and valiant spirits for victory
and peace One billion dollars was
voted by congress 10 pay for untitled
war contracts cancelled at the armistice-
Apparently many were 81 busy trying
to figure out hOw much the government
owed them for cancelled contracts mat
they did not have time TO think of the
hospitals that should have been con-
Structcd."
Referring to the statement OF BrISa-
dicr General G. +. Sawyer. personal
physician to President Harding regard
Ing vacant beds. the report says
Il feel very strongly that the Ill con-
sidercd use OF the figures and state
mcnts are not capable OF proof in re-
gard to adequate facilities and proper
care OF disabled cX-service men,
The report euologizes many Of the en-
ployes Of the United States Veterans
Bureau for the ''unsnlfsh and efficient
service given the soldiers" and criticizes
other employees Of the bureau. asserting
that they regard the bureau as an or
Eanizati existing for itself and loyal
~ TO It. or work within it as OF superior
Importance to those big human needs
for which The bureau Is ORGANIZED"
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OBITUARY
NOES. ALICE KIDD DEAD.

Mrs. Alice Kidd. ~ years old. diec al
her home No So Fifteenth street. YES
terdar afternoon Mt ago o'clock. follow
Ing an Illness of six weeks.
Nrs. Kidd was born IN Belmont coun-
~ and a wear and a half ago moved here
from ST. Clairsviie She was n:-nl-
her Of tho Ladies' Relief Corps. Daugh-
,ers of Veterans and the Danes or
Malta.
Two sisters and two brothers survive.
They are Mrs. Jessie Dorsey. or Wheel
Ing; Mrs. Rose Robb, OF Akron. ONO;
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since the restoration OF peace, reduced
its expenditures 30 rapidly Is has our
own. For the year ending June 80, 1871,
our public expenditures aggregated So
aO3.3i3. 900: n year later. $751; $4,000;
for the fiscal year 1922. S3,3I3,601, 900.
This has been made possible through
! united and determined efforts legisla-
tive and administrative. based. on the
sound business policy CT proper buget
organization. The appropriation for the
army for the fiscal year 1928 Is less
than one-third that for the year 1919
20: nearly as great a reduction has been
accomplished in the navy. All other
directions. save only in the provision
for the care Of those who fought the
war for us. there have been similar
economies. In making provision TO caro-
: for the rehabilitation If wounded dis
, eased and disabled men of the service
no expense has been spared that was
necessary to perform the full national
duty gratefully and. generously. The
national fiscal policy has been directed
10 arrest the too rapid defatfon when
had set in. and TO this end there has
been a progressive reduction OF tho fed
eraI reserve discount rate. AS result
Of these policies liberty bonds have pro.
excessively risen In value. The general
q tln91Flhl SlAuhtioh StSoo'' ''''
nroved. and to-day the country has
brighter prospect ahead OF It's business.
/, Industry. and agriculture. than at any
time since the mistaken program OF
dra site deflation adopted by those who
were then in control OF government pol
!cies.
Commsnds Program.
! There is rea.on for the most cordial
communication Of the program Of the
measures enacted by the congress Tor
rehabilitation Of agriculture, the ftnhnc-
ing OF the farmers needs. the opening
OF foreign markets for their products.
end the general sterilization Of the in
dustry. The agricultural interest was
perhaps the worst sufferer from the
slump which followed the restoration OF
peace. and It cannot but be gratifica-
ton to you and your associates who had
90, much to do with framing this ieEis-
Iatiye program that such far reaching
and beneficial results nave followed 1t.
Without attempting 10 suggest n re-
enumeration Of the accomplishments Tor
which the country is Indebted to the
sixty-seventh congress. and Its fmme"
dIate predecessor. II is begitting to ap-
pralse the general results. which have
been so helpful to American welfare
that they will not fail TO appeal to the
approval Of the American people
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sEYp-EE FUNERAL.

Fureral services Tor Char!HS S"'dI"r'
a years old VINO was found dead III
bed Friday morning at his HON" Al 1905
Wood street will be held from the
home ~ his daughter. Mrs. Henry MILL.
No. ~ Th.rty-ih.rd street. this after
noon i; $50 "''lpck. Rev. Henry ka'h,
o: the -. Matthew's church OF Ecnw""a,
will orh"!atc. Burial VIII IL" mhd" IA
Greenwood ccmHtery.
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GILL oRSEOUIES.

Funeral services will II" held 'nr
James W. E!ll. VIII" died Thursday AT
tn. ONO Valley General hospital. this
morning rr"m his lat" residence. l%@l
Lind street pr. Il. t. l.. StrideT. rec
tor Of St Matthew'S l.. T.. church. VIII
orficiatc Burial viii toe made in Green
wood cemetery.
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NAPLES SERVICES,

Funeral services for Al3cr; Naples,
who was killed ,la5t Friday when hil
bv a Pennsylvania railroad train. viii
he held this morning at $50 o'clock al
the Rcrtschy Funeral home. No. lO' S!N-
tecnth street. REQUIEM high mass VIII
~ celebrated al III" ST. loScpA'S "a'he-
dral Burial IN NJ. Calvary cemetery.
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statesmen - Experienced lubricating
, oils and grease statesmen TO sell
PENNSYLVANIA oils. Exclusive protected
territory. Liberal commission. Re
public Products Co., Prospect Bldg"
cleveland Ohio, Octl3-J
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wANrED-sALEsMEN

SPECIALITY SALESMA IAN
CALLING on THE GIFT
FURNITURE HARDWARE
DEPARTMENT s 70 X T.
TRADE. OLD ESTABLISH
ED CHIC 90 MANI
FACTCRER ID T. : K r. )
EXCLUSIVE REPRESEN-
TATIN FOR / II Il
STATES OF WEST NlE-
VINIA ANp KENTUCKY.
PERMANENT. MIRRORS.
FRAMED PICTURES ANp
SrECI \ l. I rs. SOLD
THROUGH JORREES AND
DEALERS. l. h Il L \ l.
COMMISSIONS. GIVE REF
ERENCES. FAST EXrEHl-
ENcE IN DETAIL. NA-
THAN 81. STONE co. 202t
NO. MAJOR AVE. CHI
CAGO. octe-s
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James Roscoe. OF Eclalrc. and Ralph
X. Roscoe. OF 81. Cla.rSvilic.
Funeral services vii hc held in Ihc
Altrncycr L Mccoy Funeral Residence.
Fourteenth ard Eoft streets. Tuesday
morning at IL o'cock. pr G. II. l'"h'n-
son will off!c;atc. Burial VII he made
I'm thu Union cemetery. ST. tlairsNlle o.
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BURIED SATURDAY.

Mrs. Julia Fletcher Of EdCw""d.
Miss Stella Marsh Of Shcr:ard.
John J. Smith % Alliance. Ohi".
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SHANNON Sunday. October Is. 1872"
at Wheeling Hospital. MRS. JOHN
W. STAMM in her 5lst year.
Funeral service In the parlors OF the
Altmeyer and Mccoy Funeral Resi-
dence Fourteenth and Eoff SITS Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
Interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Defends Premier,

Near last problem rs one Of the sub
lime jokes OF history.
Defends Premier.
L.Ioyd's Weekly News. i friendly critic
says that the "Manchcslcr speech has
shown tina: what fthc government d'd
vas right and tn" nation will stand 10y
the premier who ha: stood by IT.
The government is advised in various
quarters. uo,ably. l." the Observer to
make friends with III" RUSSIANS or the
Turks. or both. No stable settlement
can he secured Tic Observer says. un-
less il, be on the ba SIS Of political rec
ognition Of one or both Of those powers
This is tho supreme lesson Of the
crisis" tho paper declares.
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DIED

KIDD-On Sunday October Is. 1922 at
4::0 .. m. at her late residence Sc
10Th St.. MRS. ALICE Z. KIDD in
her 10Th year.
Funeral services in the parlors Of the
Altmeyer and Mccoy Funeral Resi-
dence Fourteenth and Eofr Sts.. Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
Interment Union Cemetery. st. Glars
ville, Ohio.
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rox 1EHr-FuRNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-One or two furnished
housekeeping rooms on Island. No OBJ
lection to children. Inquire 1929 Chap
linz Octl6-h
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LOST AND 1oUND

LOST-Hcavy. black lap-robe Saturday.
September :. out pike going East from
Oak Park. Reward II returned. Woods
dale 349. pctit-i
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IS. neck piece OF Ger
man Fitch fur. Please notify MISS
Nevada Ernst. Moundsville, W. Va.
Octl3-l
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FOR SAI.E-New Corona Port
able Typewriter with carrying
case. Will sell very cheap 10
make quick sale. This il 4 real
opportunity to get new mach
inc very cheap. Address Isl
care lntelligencer. Octll-J
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nSoELLAHEoCS

WANTED-Addrcssi To do At home
nights No job TO small address q.
II. care lnieIliScncer. Oct--n
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FOR SALESChevrolee 400. Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. e2S Market ST.
Sept2S-r
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FOR SALE-FARMS

Around GAINESVILLE. Ohio. located or
and near one Of tho greatest thorough
fares In n" United States. The Nationa
PIKE. Muskingum County Is now build
ing one OF the largest electric power
plants in the United states, costing
when completed thtrt ym!llton dollars
and land viii soon rise IN value.
$50 acres ono mile of pike. five miles
OF GAINESVILLE. new house and on public
road. fair outbuildings. $4,000.
100 acres on National rikc. good build
lngq, within seven miles Of the city OF
GAINESVILLE. l'rice $l0,00000.
So acres. one and unc-half mile OF
National Pike. with new house and barn
Price t2.500.00.
Send for price list and address.
H. r. WYNN
Aralington Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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.Ot SAL.E-lIolSte:n Bull. eligible 20
registry. u months old. Bell phone
WondSlai. 9Fl2 OctlS-i
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