The Rock Island Argus and daily union., September 02, 1920, Image 4

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Est ta sot IsfisUtsM kd'M ia.tals
rAetiaf pon special rqnt.ot
jatoMi Harry B. Jordan of th ar
;al that ha bo allowed to rttaln
t ta arsenal seven mn ellglbU
r retirement oa pension on the
nni that It would ha difflrnlt to
trsplac them, the war. department
lu notified tu mat tbeee can con-
tlsut Is active employment for a
rlod lit two yean longer. After
that Urt colonel can rater another
iqet for a continuation and It
out b granted for an additional
S-yar period.
The seven who remain are: Ras
sell West and E. M. Winalow. Sock
Island; W. H. Wells, Nelson La
liar, Harry Collins, N. E. Dick and
I William Kahl, all of Davenport.
Despite their advanced years, the
positions these men hold are such
that Colonel Jordan would be put
!to a disadvantage in, obtaining a
lyonnger man to satisfactorily fill
j their places. -
(Visiters at Arsenal.
Among the visiting officers at the
arsenal this and last week was
General E. B. Babbitt General
t Babbitt was on-his way to Camp
iLewis in Washington when be re
ceived a telegram to go to Panama
jto lake command of the brigade
stationed there. He stopped on his
'return east from his interrupted
'Journey weat
"Rock Island's perk system is
ideal sow. bat in go aad to year
from now," , OH. Dibbera asks,
"what will we do thenr The ter
ritory which lies between thejtock
river aad the MleelaetMt will even
tually b thickly settled and Rock-
Island will lose 1U opportunity to
porch that land. Mr. Dibbern
says he refers mainly to the 300
acres north of the Watch Tower,
which be says has never been
plowed and is over-grown with un
derbrush and is generally covered
by "the most beautiful native trees
I have ever seen anywhere."
the proposition, Mr. Dibbern sug
gests. should be taken np by the
state legislature, through Rock Is
land's representatives. The natur-
11 end historical attractions of this
f MnaHnnttw wa hah wraator (hn
WlUUilUUL Al l OtW v
in other clties.wheie the state has
donv some improving. The idea
may be poshed by the Rotary club,
Chamber of Commerce, or ; other
civic organisations. ,
Time For Action Short
"The time for action is getting i
very short the land will be cut up!
into small lots anl our chance will j
be forever lost" Mr. Dibbern writes
to The Argus. I
"I notice in The Argus a goodi
deal is said about enlarging and
beautifying our present parks. This
is a step in the right direction but '
it does not go far enough.- Our.
parks are very nice and are well :
kept and are very good i play
grounds for children, or to spend
the an hour or two for older people,
all the country between the Rock
liver aad the Mississippi tar be
yond the present limits will o
thickly settled ana me ianu wm
all be cut up -into email lots, then
now will we be off for our park
system? ..
She AvaflaMe.
Hi hua a nark ait that
is still available and no doubt stllf
could be secured C a very reasons
ble price. I refer to seme S00 acres
immediately north of the Watch
Tower park. This land has never
been plowed and is overgrown with
underbrush and is generally , cov
ered by the most beautiful native
trees I have ever seen anywhere.
At a very 'moderate expense this
underbrush could be cleaned up,
the trees' trimmed op, drives and
walks laid out and rustic bridges
built over some of the rippling
brooks etc. Well, the people of
this community simply don't know
what a beautiful location for a park
Cr v swt Asm let ss
a J. ttat m Oe ttsa to act
if er tnm m to a noils, tor
vry som R wsi b Corsver to lata.
I kav so moasy mtsiesi waatevvr
la It ' - . ' " - " .
' Seek State Eelp.
"I nails that th oJdUoa is
that Rock Islaad ia not now able
to undertake this project aid Jo
llne well It Is not their , bntatts
to help som other city,, and thy
have their own parks. - Now it
seems to me that w state should
take hold "and do something for
this community, as it is doing tor
others. There is Starved Rock,
Kaakak aad others thai the state
Is 'now Improving,' that ham not
half the natural or historical at
tractions.
"Taken la connection with th
Watch Tower, of which it would
form part there is no place to
IjUlnois to equal it Would ft not
b well to try to intaraet to no
tay Club and other -civic organiza
tions to present this; matter vto our
state legislature?:
"The state has done nothing for
us' on this line, and surely we are
of enough Importance to merit
some consideration. I am. quite
or MP.
wtu pash tola proposttloa If It is
properly preeentol to them. '
- 1 BeosCae; fleeced. ,
I have seen some of onr great
park such as th Yellow Stone aad
Olaater, and the famous stratum
Parte near Colorado Springs. Strat
um donated this to the people of
Colorado Springs to b forever fiwe
to the common people. I think thi
tact Is a greater monument to w. o.
sure that Mr. Wells or
Abby
Commercial. Sovutqs
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Perhaps you've seen it Signor
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It's the hit of vaudeville's
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Signor Friscoe's "magic" is an
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the New Edison. We have one
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Come in and test the astonish
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2& NEW EDISON
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You've read how the New Edison has proved
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v been given, in which more than 50 different
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newspapers conceded that there was no dif- -ference
between the two.
Has any one suggested to you that these
comparison tests are " faked " that the
artist imitates the New Edison f
f Signor Friscoe's performance makes such an
assertion positively ridiculous. Every week,
20,000 people see his hammers ripple over
the xvlophone keys. Suddenly he holds them
aloft still ,
The rippling music continues.
Slowly, the gorgeous curtains of the back
drop part. The audience gasps. The New
Edison stands revealed. It has taken up
Signor Friscoe's performance, and if now
Rk-Cbjiatikc it alone. The effect of this
extraordinary magic can rest upon only on
fact: No one can distinguish any difference
between Signor Friscoe's performance and
its Rs-Cbxatiox by the New Edison. Signor
Friscoe could not possibly imitate the New
Edison, because the xylophone can not be
made to imitate any other instrument, so ai
to deceive i!j hearers.
Signor Friscoe's act is not an Edison enter
prise: He has simply been clever enough
to use the New Edison for what it is worth.
Why don't you?
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Notice of Color for
Ballots
: Announcement Is herJ
made that the colors l
f th Primary Ballots
' sad by the respecu
. parties at a Primary Eiee
. Uon to b held on the
day ot September, A. Wj
; lM.vin the County
Rock Island. State of H
.boU. wUl be as follows. ,
- Th Republican Party
WHITE.
"n Thf Democratic Party-
The Socialist Party- -PINK.
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Dated th SOtk day of At.
A. D. 1920.
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