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DAY TIH3 LCCII: CI3 ATJGUS CZPTHIITZri 1; ltlX
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t , wouldnt ( arret f to Senator
' ' tuggettfon, teconded by
,iil Hays, that everything bad
' Tactically, doubled In coat since
m I'M caanpaign, and that If
v otfc Democrat and Republicans
pent two and a hall million dol
")are In that year it-would not be
xcasaive it they needed much
re than that this time. Mr.
' ununlngs aaid theuoe believed an
y Idltton of $800,000 thla year to
l Democratic fand of 12400,000
't UK woald ho an adequate esti-
Tnete for M20 tor either party.
Vrtited tor his line ot reasoning,
4he Democratic-leader brought out
Signtflcantly that much money la
"waited in advertising and in other
direction! in the last weeks ot a
jtampaign. -wnKA) li conmcwi iur
Sarller or- by competent persona
ouM mean economy of a quarter
f a million bt dollars. He Implied
fhat efficiency and the-benefits of
?xperience would more than make
p in' economies wbathe rise in
,cotta of supplies today would en-i
tall.
I Seed Forces Hays Admission.
Senator Reed Jumped back into
"the Democratic party agait and
ncross-examinea witnesses trom me
. viewpoint Ot Governor Cox. For
Instance he compelled Will Hays to
"jadmlt that while the Republican na
tional committee had nothing to do
' either directly or indirectly with
the publication by William Barnes
'iot New York of a Republican cam
paign book nevertheless that vol
'me for which some of the largest
corporations in the United States
"hud subscribed liberal sums of
snoniy was a "concurrent" effort
4hat helped the Republican cam
'paign Just as any other political
propaganda. But Republican sena
tors were quick to suggest that
bts might happen on the Demo
cratic side without the power of
"the r- Democratic leaders to stop
"auch an enterprise.
i ' Certificates Worthless. -
The examination of all witnesses
Revealed how little value attaches
lo the certificates filed by the na
tional committees ot both parties
Vhowing campaign . expenditures.
fhile in. many instances the na-
Jlonal organization acts as a col
, section agency for state committees
nd actually turns back large sums
(POLITICAL ADVERTISING.)
JAMES A. WELLS
For the Legislature
i I hereby announce my candidacy
tor renomlnatlon tn th
assembly subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the primaries,
j.weuneeaay, sept. lt, 1U2U.
I Your vote and support will be
) JAMES A. WELLS.
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of mosMy for state esse, both Mr.
Hays and Mr. Oram lags developed
the fact tts nohody knows bow
mack the stata oommlttaea collect
for aae inside the states without
maktag a ttatesaeat of any sort to
the national organisation. Mr.
Hays dented aheoiateiy that the
quotas which Govetaor; Cox :w
aid were set for St dues totaling
more than 18,000,000 were the Re
publican figures. He refused to
give the exact quotas, leaving that
to Fred W. Upturn to supply. In
reply to questions about several
states or cities Mr. Hays professed
not to remember a tingle quota. All
he woald say was that Governor
Cox's altered quotas were false. Mr.
Hart would only admit this much:
"At different periods different
quotas have been suggested by the
treasurer's office at tentative goals
in different states, and the state
committees themselves have fixed
different Quotas. These are chang
log constantly and always, of
course, were made very much high
er thair the amount either neces
sanr or anticipated. The fact is
quotas mean very little."
ArguMBt May Be Troublesome!.
Some of the Democratic leaders
afterwards said Will Hays' argu
ment on quotas would prove
troublesome to the Republican
after this investigation was con
cluded, for It was not in accord,
ther declared, with the line ot rea
toning adopted by Senator Harding
and Chairman x Good of the house
committee on appropriations who
base much of their praise for the
last Republican congress on the
statement that congress cut down
by at least two billion dollars the
quotas or estimates made by the 10
government departments ot the
sums they wanted to get from con
gress. The departments always
do what Mr. Hays said his commit-
asm
"Get the
Valley
Direct Name
Filing System
Ms
Phone us your wants. We can satisfy them.
Carlson Brothers
fEAZZXjfi BUILDING, M0LLE, ILUXOIS,
PhoneHoline 892
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tee dtd-tter at tor more wan
they eapee to get He eTtbe
mere asking for. targe qaotae lent
at ttnnortaa.ee. .-. It's the amount
sedtd-tb
actually raised or authorised to be
spent. Mr. Hayt declares bit bad-
get does not anuonse an expwuu
tmre of more tba.0700. That;
tk sum his bureaus are permitted
to appropriate though only about a
million aollara in cash has actually
been turned in. . lx other words,
the Democrats now twit their Op
nonenta bv savins: that even if Gov
ernor Cor doesn't prove that eighU
or fifteen million dollars tn quotas
have been o shall have been spent,
he ought to get credit for saving
the rank and file of the Republican
party the difference between a bud
get of 13,000,000 arid what might
have otherwise been insisted upon
in the way of quotas in excess ot
that sum..
Almost Impossible to Prove. "
In a nutshell, if Governor . Cox
wanted to throw a monkey wrench
into the Republican financial cam
paign simply- because the Demo
cratic effort to raise, money has
been a failure thus far, he may suc
ceed but so far as proving either
corruption actual or intended or the
expenditure of excessive sums, his
own supporters doubt whether he
can do so convincingly because of
the inaccessibility or, state fund
records. - ' V.
Like Badwei-ier? Phone R. L 338.
R. L Clean Towel Service. Phous
R. L Z43S.
Tri-Clty Towel Btpply company.
Davecport 134.
folder for the
Trust Co."
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FNDraG and filing in less than ten
seconds is the everyday perform
ance of the "Y and E" Direct Name
Filing System.
Actual time-tests recently made in many
business offices equipped with this sys
tem averaged less than ten seconds.
If your filing clerks cannot produce a
required piece of correspondence in ten
seconds or less, it will pay you to talk
with our "Y and E" System Service
expert
Ask us for your copy of our new booklet
'Finding and Filing in Less than
Ten Seconds."
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ECZEMA
Penetrating. Antiseptic Zemo
' Wm Help You
iid oiled, you can stop bummg, itching
mourn uui7 uy apptynw vcma.
irniahmhvilnvfnivtri.t fnts IT,M
bore bottle, $1.6a Heating begina the
moowitZemo i applied. In a short
time anally every .trace of eczema,
ww. ammea. rasa, ntanrnfaot and
sumlar akin diseases win be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vjraroahalthy.atiuaeZeno,tbe
paattretiafc antitegtte Scjsad. It is not
ssssyanditdoeanotstaia When
"tc" miiditMefaa kjada.
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SEPTi 20-CST. 1
Association Beard Favors .Drive
Jointly Witk 8tate and Increase
In Senior Feet.
Campaign for 600 new members
and for the renewal or as many
membership as expire this fall will
be conducted by the Rock Island T.
M. C. A., in conjunction with the
state-wide drive from Tuesday,
Sept 28, until '9 o'clock Friday ev
ening, Oct. 1. - The local board yes
terday voted to-accept the above
recommendation made by the cam'
paign committee several days ago.
Each year from twenty to thirty
cities in the state Join In with the
state on a membership campaign,
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Opposite
Post
Office
1600
Closing
On account of the unexplained disappear
ance of the manager of the Black Hawk Furni
ture store, it has been decided to close out the
stock of high grade, new
BRASS BEDS, STEEL BEDS,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, REFRIGERATORS,
RUGS, LINOLEUMS, GAS RANGES,
HEATING STOVES, PORCH SWINGS,
DINING TABLES, KITCHEN CHAIRS,
CEDAR CHESTS,, WINDOW SHADES,
PILLOWS, CARPET SWEEPERS,
VACUUM SWEEPERS. AND OTHER
GOODS
This will be the chance of a lifetime to stock
up on needed articles of furniture. .
All goods marked in plain figures at cost and
below. '.
. Sale begins Saturday, Aug. 28, and continues
until all goods are sold.
BLACK HAWK
FURNITURE CO.
2023 Fourth Awe, Roi Island, YL
but this la Rock Island's first year.
The local organisation will follow
the rules and regulations set down
by the state association. Telegraphic-reports
ot the drive from each
citv will be received by the local
T every evening, and returns ot the
local campaign will be tent to the
headquarters In Chicago.
Ate U0 Jaemben.
The association has a mer'---
ship of near, one thousand now. tut
Will endeavor to bring the ma f up
to 1300. ' Aside from new subscrip
tions,' effort will- be made to renew
as many memberships as expire this
talLi .' . -
..The board also favored the rec
ommendation that after the cam'
paign membership tees tor seniors
be increased from ten to twelve
dollars a year, The old rate of $10,
however, will be continued through
the campaign, but immediately
thereafter the new rate will go into
effect.. ' " . '.
The entire city will be canvassed
and teams organized to do the work.
Definite plans for the drive have
not been made, but will be are&oged
for at a meeting of the campaign
committee to be held in a few days.
Basted First
Before Finished
Rock Island's
Reliable Tailors
Reasonable Prices
($35 to $60)
lUtooSt Theater Building 1 904
SECOND AVENUE
Out S
LCKITALKTO
BE AT COLLEGE
Mayor Charles P. Banner la Charge
f Governor's Meeting Thart-
day Xlgtta '
Governor Frank O. Lowdeu will
deliver a political address in the
Augustana college gymnasium at 8
o'clock Thursday night Mayor
Charles P. Skinner ot Mollne will
preside. ' The Olive chorus of Mo
line will sing. '
Governor Lowden's address is
part of a strenuous battle for Rock
Island county between the Smith
and Small slate and the McKinley
and Oglesby slate of candidates for
state offices. Lowden is supporting
Congressman McKinley for United
States senator and Lieutenant Gov
ernor John.G. Oglesby for gover
nor. V
Notice of Color for
Ballots
Announcement is hereby
made that the colors for
the Primary Ballots to bo
used by the respective
parties at a Primary Elec
tion to be held on the 15th
day of September, A. D.,
920, in the County ot
Rock Island, State of Illi
nois, will be as follows:
'The Republican Party
WHITE.
The Democratic Party
BLUE. '
The Socialist Party
PINK.
Dated ,the 30th day of Aug,
A. p. 1920.
HEJiRY B HUBBARD,
County tiers.
GENERAL"
AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRING
All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.
25TH STREET
GARAGE
H. DePauw, Prop.
1407 Twenty-fifth St
OU SILUSU TOUVtS
HAIR STORE
hnwU 1716 Thin) anni. !
nnm rt at 681 TrcnttMh anasa
SWITCHES SlADa rtOM OOMBIMOa
cut BAia 6owa ros aau
We caM tar mmt tt
KODAK
' Snap-shpts at the time that's tun. And then the
pictures, themselves. Mary gathering courage to-
dive (she never did, Pete, as amateur chef at the
shore dinner, the youngsters building forts in the
' sand such pictures will (always make it seem as if
all happened "just yesterday." ' jj
We have just the Kodak you want and there are
several little photographic helps that we would like
to show you as well-.the Kodak Self-Timer, for
example, that presses the hutton for you and keeps
the group complete. '
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Kodabfrom $9.49 up
9nS At. mmI 17th BU. ak lalaad.
S30 W. tut St. Davenport. Si ant Braa (., DanaDait
Sunday, Sept. 5
Excursion to Clinton
Leaves Davenport 9:00 A. M. Leaves Rock Island, 9:15 A. H.
Fare 75c, Tax Included.
MOONLIGHT
STEAMER
Rial to Jar
Labor jDay, Sept. 6
Afternoon to
Muscatine '
BEAUTIFUL OUTINGS
Instnllec' In
a few hours!
No big expense for
j installing this
j InTERIMTIOHIL
! Orsnrt Hextiit
Only one pipe and one
register; simply cut one
hole in the floor. No
( bother and expense for
tearing up floors and
walls. Uet rid of your
stoves and have one
simple, scientific heater
in the cellar. .
DsGvars plenty ef dtae, haaltLM
, hmthroashallthei
aadeowa.
Lst es svpliia rait wstalstfid heater
to yoa.
O.W.gfHXHrTaSON
! 1 S88S 4th Ave, Keck Islaad
; TJa Sheet Metal Work.
! '- . Phoae B. I. tdt ,
Keeps
tie
Cellar ;
Cool
Sends the heat
alt up into the
rooms where it
beioosjs.
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Leaves Davenport 8:15 P. M.
Leaves Rock island 8:45 P. M.
G. W. HILL
i Orchestra
Leaves Davenport .
Leaves Rock Island
Arrives Muscatine .
Leaves Muscatine ..
Arrives home
..2:00 p. m.
..2:30 p. m.
..5:00 p. m.
..6:00 p. m..
.10:00 p. m.
DO NOT MISS THEX
Dr. W.0. Coffee
TREATS EYE, EAR, NOSE AM
THROAT DISEASES EXAI
1NAT10N KEE S'-rUHI,
MONDAY AND TUES
DAY. ;
People afflicted with eye diieatea
tailing sight, weak eyjs, granulsW
lids, wild hairs, infiammattos,
ulcers, sor eyes, scums or growtlw i
on the eyes, deafness, loss ot haar-
ing, headaches, ulcers of the em,
catarrh ot the nose, head, throat
and cyste-n, should consult Dr. W.
O. Coffee, the oculist and aurlit,
about his special r.un-surgtal
treatment for most of the above s
eases. He will agree to stralgbtss
any case of cross-eyes at one vtoll
no matter if they are born list
way. He removes adenoids 1?
few ininutes without an anesthtti
or serious hemorrhage. H SM
most cases of diseased tonsil: cts
be successfully treated without W
moval. H' scys ca.. ri . is a s
stitutional condition and' off
causes rheumatism, neuritis, stoa .
ach troubles, nerve troubles ti
especially headacb3 and is est
able. He especially urges ptosis,
that ar growing deaf in on Sl
or have head noises just startial
the -other u see him and try ae
treatment ind see if it will Wt
tbem. Many cases of deafness srj
quickly curable. He Is treauai
many very -had cass. Trests eu
diseases ot the ye, ear, noss ass,
throat. He will make an anas-!
a t.. n hi. ODUXKB
whether or not he thinks his trssv;
ment will help you, free 01 cswsj
He has had 37 years' experieaOJB'
this BDeclalty. treating thoussssi
upon thousands of cases,
special ircBixneiii. uu'u.- -
sell This makes it possibls
him to succeed in many
would tail. He treats about W m
dents a day. He is ahsoiuw j-.f
liable. He is in his D-venpon
flees every Saturday, Monday tt-.
Tuesday ft om 9 a. m. to :iQl'litut
For further information PT
n . 4 I,. W rt COS
First National Bank Bldg,
port, Iowa.
Call SPARK'S Tib
PHONE DA".'
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