The Daily Times from Davenport, Iowa • 36

THE DAILY TIMES, FKIDAT, DtCtMDtK 36 Houses For Rent Flats For Rent Salesmen Wanted Stockholders' Meetings NO ARRESTS IDE At Eighty-Three This FEWER BUILDING Is Driving and Training Trotters 36 HOURS HERE PERMITS ISSUED til With only 19 building permits Isfiued in the city of Davenport for the first five days ot the week, indications were that this week's total would be even smaller than the total number reported for last week. Two permits for new houses were Issued, and two permits for repair jobs on houses damaged by fire, were issued during the week, according to the records in the office of City Building Commissioner Ed McCoy. The list of permits is as follows: J. T. McDermott, 1029 Tremont avenue, owner, reroofing, $150.

Davenport Housing corporation, 2647 Middle road, two-story dwelling, $7,000. J. N. Reimers, 1135 East Dover "court, garage, $250. Wm.

Wiecke, 2701 Diehn avenue, reshingle, $165. A. B. Parkhurst, 1122 Hildreth avenue, garage, $75. W.

L. Carlin. 2134 Jefferson avenue, garage, $150. John Winters, 1533 Clay street, remodeling, $75. Joe Bartosch.

1839 West Ninth, open porch, $60. Ben Westendorf, 1943 West Fifteenth, remodeling. $1,000. E. H.

Balzer, 1516 Main, front porch, $150. E. A. Quandt, 2107 Washington, garage, $150. II.

C. Rohwer, 228 East Central Park avenue, reshingle, $277. Jack Lane, 237 South Pine street, reshingle. $270. E.

Moore, 1614 LeClaire, reshingle, $200. Henry Huss, 513 Vine, reshingle, $135. Mrs E. Richardson, 822 East Locust, reshingle, $332. A.

J. Loyet, Jersey Ridge road, one-story frame dwelling, $3,500. T. J. Thompson, 2320 Boie3 avenue, remodeling, $900.

Brammer Manufacturing 1441 Rockingham road, alterations, $300. Play to Be Given By Epworth League At Orion Dec. 8th DURING TBE WEEK "Pop Geers' tr9 -1 stvt "iws-1 jr. JOHN KATHAN assistant postmaster, and Kitty, a teacher in the public schoos. Bank Furnishes Report of Con Men to Stores In order that activities of crooks, particularly check "artists" may be curtailed as much as possible, the Scott County Savings bank is supplying local merchants with a monthly confidential report of confidence men and woman who are known to bo wbrking or have worked in this locality or who may come here.

The report is received from sources that are believed to be reliable, and should prove valuable in putting merchants on their guard. The bank also cooperates with the police in supplying them with the same information. afternoon at 2 o'clock and the body will be taken to Andrew for burial. Pat O'Malley has been signed to play opposite Agnes Ayres in "Tomorrow's Love." A- P. Younger wrote tne screen play from the Saturday Evening, Post Btory, "Inter- locutory," written by Charles Wil- wt wmiiC3 Try the Want Ads, for you can always state your case as fully as you wish through them.

.1 i BY ORMA" E. BROWN Geers, grand old man of the grand circuit and most famous of sulky drivers, passed on this year. But there lives In Osage, a man who carries on the spirit of "Pop," whose love for the trotting game and service in it makes him a successor to the lovable old 'Pop." That man is John Kathan. Sixty-five years ago in the late summer of 1S59 Kathan drove his first horses to sulky. He appeared at county fairs in northern New York state.

Today, as he nears his eighty-fourth birthday, he is still driving at county fairs around Iowa. And he hopes to observe his eighty-fourth birthday next March and the advent of his sixty-sixth year in the game by developing three colts into winning horses for the 1925 fairs. Those three you may hear of them later are The Flapper, Pal O'Mine and Peter Heddon. He is working them these days at the Mitchell county fair grounds, Osage. Last summer Kathan drove horses in 14 races and won two of them.

He has driven horses on virtually every track east of the Mississippi but of late years Conines his activities mainly to Iowa tracks. He has become one of the picturesque figures of the annual state fair at Des Moines. Among the horses he has driven are Patola, 2:1314, with which he won 15 races in 16 starts in one season; Dulcie, 2:18, Roy the Kid, Buck Muscovite. 2:074, O. AlUe Dale, 2:14.

Blackford, Victor 2:1414, Den-nie Sullivan, and Chet Wind, He has three children, Charles four times mayor of Osage; Bert LOUIS PALMER, 74 CO. RESIDENT DEAD MAQUOKETA, Dec. 5. (Special) Louis Lee Palmer, 74 years of age, former resident of Jackson county, died at his home in Cedar Rapids yesterday ai'ter- I were pioneer settlers in Jackson 1 county, coming here in 1839. They 'A I later moved to Andrew, where Louis Palmer was born.

Mr Palmer moved to Patton, sometime ago, ana served as mayor of 'that village. He moved to Cedar Rapids several years ago. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Frank Reynolds of Minnesota, Mrs F. M. Yockey of the state of Wash ington, and Mrs Martha Cook of Cedar Rapids, and three sisters, Mrs Ida McMurray of Maquoketa, Mrs Theodore Daudel of Andrew and Mrs William Peffley of Perry, and one brother, C.

B. Palmer of Davenport Short funeral services were held at ceaar napias tnis aueniuuu uuu the body was brought to Maquo keta to the home of his sister, Mrs McMurray. Funeral services will be held in Maquoketa tomorrow FORMER JACKSON nom noon. He was well known in J11' al) quoketa and vlclnity. Hi8 parents Topsy Turvy a three-act and Mary Howley Palmer 6-ROOM all modern furnished house.

by-ge living room. Iav. (Za-V. XDY SMALL BUNGALOW Northeast location; just the place for a young cuple; can protect you on lease; December rent free. FISHER FISHER CO.

Realtors- 310 Security Bldg. hone Dav. 3685 FIVE rooms, modern except heat: 125. Phone Dav. 2637-Y.

FOR KENT Half of double house, 6 rooms, modern. big w. 15th St. Varant Dee. 18.

FOUR-ROOM all modern house. 227 Mazeiwooa Ave. Phone Dav. 311 FOUR-ROOM houe; garage; modern t-xcept tiolet and bath. 3143 11th St, Rock Island.

FOUR rooms, lower duplex, partly modern. 1503 Gaines St. FOUR-ROOM houne and garage at 1717 W. 6th Hi. Dav.

E068-Y. Four rooms, downstairs. 20month" lour rooms and bath; heated. 135 month. Nine-room house; good location for roomers.

45 per mouth. Eight-room modern house. 144 ner month. flat; I5 month. Etsht-room houne on Jersey Ridge, road.

Good place raiee chickens. la per month. Six modern rooms; close in. 130 per month. Eight-room modem houne at 1223 Locust St.

Rent reasonable. "We Have Other Rental DAVENPORT JIOLSINO CORPORATION, INC. Realtors 114 West Thir.1 Rtrut jTjifTke, Phone." Day. 28I.1-2S4 I-1 I 1 1 r. noime tn Evenings.

ISH Rlpl.y. FURNISHED 5-room hfue garage location, pay, GROUND floor, six roortiiiTlifi7 Harri-eon near park; large garden reaoriable. Day, H443-W, modern houne. 152J Jtrady Pt. phone Dav.

381 j. Half of double hwmc, modern. D. 2712. HALF of double house, modern gal rage; in McUlellan park: bt loca.

i none uav. (30-X. HALF of double hoiute modern ex- Vtt "rnae; garage; desirable neighborhood near street car and school. Inouire JSO 1Sth Ht Hoi "SE or room, ph one Da 5 Hf ICSES, apartment's, farms and stores for rent We look after all kinds of rental property. Hee us.

dins Cl'iandt. Realtors, 403 W. Jrd MODERN house tr rent, HU W. 2nd For particulars call Wm. H'w-rich, 20S St-curity Bldg.

MODERN S-roum house; double ga-rage; 735 Pidgewood Ave. Magnus Thomsf-n, Auto Sheet Metal Works. 7f'l W. 2rsd St. phon Dav.

1f4 MODERN five -room house, beautiful hill ton. r. a month. Phone I. J4f'7 3fth Pt ONE Bnlo double house; 115.

1430 W. Sth St. Inquire modern house. Farnam St. 1228 SIX-ROOM modem house, furnUthe-1 potT.pl..; i2.

Phore Dav. 3718-Y. SIX-ROOM modern house, lil Hazel-wood Ave. Phone Dav. 3553-Y.

STRICTLY modem 6-room house, well furnished. 21S Ave. SIX -ROOM modern house; garage. Phone Dav. snil-W.

SIX-ROOM partly modern hous. at 1123 W. 4'ith Davenport. Pbon Mol. 2591.

Suburban Home Seven rooms, electric light, water, garago, chicken hou and garden. Acreage may ba had If wanted. Close In. t. PHONE DAV.

2637-T TWO rooms and kitchenette cottage, modern, nicely furnished; walking difitnnce; garage if desired. Inquire at P)i5 Harrison St. WILL share modern even-room house. Phone Dav, 7924. 11 -room modern house, arranged for duplex or 3 apartments; oak finish downstairs and mahogany up.

This property is in fine order; close -to schools, church and car line. Rea sonable rent. 8-room modern house. $35. Warehouse and office.

$40 per month. Store room. $40 per month. BERT FRAHM, Realtor 214 W. 4th St.

Phone Pay. 322 B. STH ST. 8-room modern house. Call 811 Whitaker Bldg.

Board and I loom GOOD home cooking; table board. 130 W. 6th St. HOARD and room, modern home, walking distance. Dav, 6437-W.

NICELY furnished room with board; walking distance from business district private family. 424 Vi W. Sth St. Phone Dav. H16-W.

ROOM and board, modern home; very reasonable. 1515 W. 10th D. 6313-W. KOOM and hoard for 2 good German cooking.

Phone Day. 3853-Y. ROOM and board. 1709 Perry St. For Rent Miscellaneous ALL kinds shotguns.

Dav. 3852. FOR RENT COO feet of floor apace, suitable for cigar factory, etc. cheap rent; long lcawe. Dav.

4493-Y. FOR RENT A number of very attractive office rooms with plenty of light In a large, effice building In Moline, Including light, heat and office equipment if desired. Rooms suitable for wholesale office or very light manufacturing. For further particulars address T. E.

LUND ELL. Agent 6th Ave. and 16th Moline Phone Moline 662 GARAGE. 1008 VV. 3rd.

D. 8090-LY. GARAGE 624 E. 10th, Dav. 6315-W.

A HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE AND INVALIDS Taken for life or any length of time-1 Best of care and references For information CALL DAV. 5346 Wanted To Rent LET US find a renter for yon, We will collect your rent on all kinds of property. Cllno Quandt, Realtor 406 W. 3rd St. STORE building, suitable for lunch nnd rooming house, or would con sider large house suitable for rooming; state full particulars, rent, location licat.

3042, care Timers Business Opportunities All Modern Rooming House Newly furnished; best location; walking distance. Rent reasonable. Reasons for selling, other business. 3040, CARE TIMES 5 P.ARBER shop, nool hall, soft drlnl parlor; good business, trea Murray Long ornve, a. IF voil have on hundred dollars, stui hot-dog-baked-ln-n-bun business aiv make ten to thirty dollars dalb XVrj 1 tpl'K ROOMlNfJ hotiseL always fuilj cheu for ciuiti.

618 Main Ht. CLEAN front steam heated furnished flat. 19. 110 E. 4th APARTMENT.

1 17 6ih. Dav. 3- APARTMENT. 4164 Perry. D.

130-. BEAUTIKI'L furnished apartment in Stigiitz located 101i Perry fct Inquire Apt. 1. Phone Dav. 9413.

DESIRABLE 6-rooin apartment; steam; Janitor; $30. R. I. 216 or 4264, evenings. OWNTOWN flais.

Pnone Dav. FlNui apartments for reni, in one ol the choicest locations in cuy pr' $65, Including garage and storage ronm rca.lv fnr DC. 1 Call at 610 W. 7th St. or phone D- 3126.

FIVE-ROOM flat, with bath, modern except heat, phone Dav. j-j- FIVE-ROOM flat. Dav. FIVE-ROOM strictly modern flat, cor ner 3rd and Brown Sts. 1'av.

ziat- FIVE-ROOM flat. 719 W. 2nd St. FLAT; heat; $35. Dav.

SjSS-Y FOR RENT 5-room all modern excel lent anartment steam heated goon downtown location garage very low rent. Phone D. 143. 7221-W or 6803-M. FOR RENT NEW 5-ROOM MODERN DUPLEX FLAT.

Located at 416 S. Lincoln Ave. $33.00 per month. McINNIS BROS. 309 Security Bldg.

Phone Dav. 60R6; Evenings 8909 FOUR-ROOM flat Inquire 122 Locust ht. FOUR room, heated. 129; 6 rooms, modern, heated, loo. Folweile, W.

8rd St. FOUR-ROOM nicely furnished flat, walking distance from town; mod ern: hoi air beat; ground floor. Phone Dav. 4835. FOUR-ROOM ALL MODERN APARTMENT CALL R.

TENENBOM DAVENPORT 223. FURNISHED etrictly modern 3-room apartment; no other roomers; pri vate hath walking distance. 1001 LeClaire St. apartment. Dav.

6115-LW. modern tour-room flat. 218 W. 12th St. MODERN furnished apartment.

Slurphy bed. 10 W. 4 th Phone Dav. 7373-W. MODERN furnished 4 rooms.

Phone Dav. 6190-Y 6. NEW 3-room modern apartment, fur-ninhed private porches, bath; 12 wei-k. 51S E. Sth St Dav.

NEW utrlctly inod'-rn 4-roorn steam heated flat. 1636 W. Locust Ht, Phone Dav. SS-T. OUTSIDE flat in the Jannsen Apt.

$45. See Janitor, S04 Ferry in hanement. STEAM heated fiats, and one unfurnished. 8rd and Brady Sts. one furnished Ashauer STRICTLY modem e-room Iiau Dav.

3109. Call STRICTLY modern, nice, clean 4-roorn apartment, on hill, tw block from car; rent very reasonable; garage if dejtrod. fall at. I'j2i Oalr.es St. SIX-ROOM heated apartment Call or see f.

V. Woolworth Co. THREE rooms, furnished. 1504 Main. THREE rooms and bath; light and gas furnished; IS.

316 W. uih St. Phone Dav. 17S4-W. THREE-ROOM apartment strictly moib-m, nicely furnished.

Dav. 7H65. TWO flats. lou3 W. 3rd.

Dav. 3063. Rooms For Kent A BEAUTIFUL room for gentleman; garnge. 411 Sth St Dav. yi7.

A well furnished room in strictly modern bungalow, well heated. Phone Dav. 1415. A BEAUTIFUL room; private home; garage; excellent meals. Dav, 7172, A REAUTIFUL modern two-room suite phone Dav.

A COZY little room for light housekeeping', clean and modern; rent 112 per month furnished. D19 E. 6th St. A NICE sleeping room. In strictly modern hous, on car line; $4 per week.

Phone Dav. 7176-W. A PLEASANT room for business man, private family. Phone Dav. C575.

A LARUE, well furnished room: garage. 430 W. 8th St Dav. 7703-Y. ALL modern sleeping rooms, day or week.

431 H. 3rd St A ROOM, downtown. Dav. 2S74-W. BEAUTIFUL corner room for busi ness gentlemarr; fine home.

622. REST rooms in the city for 50e and 1 night. 22 'y perry St. weekly rates. CHANDLER HOTEL 60S HARRISON ST.

Beautifully furnished rooms. Hot and cold water In all rooms eteam heat A great reduction in prices $3, $4 and $5 per week. FINE furnished room with kitchen ette, $4.60 Phone Dav. 1347-W, FOUR rooms for light housekeeping, modern. 640 E.

7th St. Dav. 4620-W. FURNISHED' housekeeping rooms. 604H Brady St.

Furnished sleeping rooms. D. 4001-Y. FURNISHED cottage rooms, $4 week. 817 W.

Sth St. FURNISHED room, modern apart- ment, walking distance, p. 2755-LY. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms; very chea p. Phone Dav.

4S04-Y. FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms steam heat, hot water price reasonable. Capitol Apts 224 10. 6th. HEATED housekeeping.

422 Warren. HOUSBKEEI'INa suite, $5.60 1 room, $4.60 steam heat 821 Fsrnam St. HOUSEKEEPING suite, private bath. 1 2 Ms Hraoy Ht. LARGE well furnished room.

1326 Main St. Phone Dav. 965. LARGE ail modern furnished room for light housekeeping. 1406 Perry St.

LIGHT housekeeping for one lady. i-none av. utizi-vv. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, every- thing furnished. 227V4 Perry St, MODERN rooms; garage, 1940 W.

3d. MODERN outside sleeping room steam heat $3,60. 808 W. 3rd St. MODERN sleeping rooms, closo In.

622 Main. MODERN furnished sleeping room 1 private home; fs. 223, 13th St. NEATLY furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 913 6th St.

SANITARY, clean, modern, good warm 2-room apartment very convenient; electric washer 3 14 blocks from P. S. C. also first class garage. 417 E.

10th. SPLENDIDLY furnished housekeeping rooms, nlso sleeping rooms, 726 Sth St. Phone Dav. 8376. TWO light housekeeping rooms.

1804 w. Bin St. pnone Dav. TWO-ROOM housekeeping apartment. Hill location private family modern.

Phone Dav, 6629-W, 920 West Locust Ht, TWO large rooms, 721 E. 6th St. TWO light housekeeping rooms. E. fith St.

424 TWO strictly modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping rent reasonable. 1318 W. 3rd St. Farms For Rent EIGHTY-ACRE dairy farms city lim its. 3219 Kith itock island.

EIGHTY-ACRK farm, Scott county. Reserve Finance 126 Harrison. IJJMJU fiu-m. Inquire 121 Sid St. A LARGE candy manufacturer has room for a few more high cal ber candy salesmen to work an excellent territory in Iowa and Illinois; this real opportunity to get with one of the fastest growing concerns In the middle weft 34J.

care limes. EXPERIENCED salesman for whole- Bale fruit company man wno i nuw following grocery trade in Davenport; good opportunity for right man. 4Jj-, care Times. Rock Island. FOR tea company, to solicit for new customers.

Salary or commission. Addrefs 462. Times. Moline. SALESMEN or saleswomen Our holiday rush requires four energetic people with outside sales ability to sell Christmas specialty $10 a day is the average earning of our hustlers cost you nothing to learn full particulars.

Apply, after 4 p. 49 Kresge Da venport. WANTED Salesmen for house to house route to sell quality brand of magazine. Assistance in building route. 3048 care 'limes.

WANTED Solicitors for nationally known food product Good salary. Address 3047. care Times. Jlale Help Wanted An All Around Handy Man Farm hands, married or single, separate house. Drivers.

Salesmen. Apply to rm Globe Employment Office 317 Harrison St. M. E. DAVENPORT.

Mgr. BARHElt Hotel Blaekhawk, BERGMAN Information Bureau, Dav. Salesman, farm hand, waiter. BERGMAN'S Information Bureau, 106 E. 2nd, Dav.

Office help, mechan- tea, labor, handy man, restaurant help. BUSHELMAN. first class, on ladies' and gents' clothing. Paris Cleaners, Canton. 111.

EXPERIENCED cabinet makers for high-grade cabinet work steady work good wages. Address Box 765, Peoria, 111. EXPERIENCED fireman to fire boiler and do other work on high pressure boiler. Bannon's Wet Wash. 1013 W.

4th St. HAVE good proposition for high grade vulcanizer. The Motor inn, laiv jru Rock Island. MAN to work In tri-clties advertising Hartman Furniture Co. of Chicago.

See Mr Fries. 5US Security between 4 and 6 p. m. and 8 and 10 a. m.

WANTED Rough Carpenters Give experience and salary expected in first letter. 3044 CARE TIMES WANTED Experienced Porter Handy with tools, to take care of steam plant and make himself generally useful around the store. References. Apply to Mr Lanjrbeln. THE BON TON Corner 2nd Brady Sts.

Male or Female Wanted KITCHEN help. Phone Dav. B34B. STENOGRAPHER; one who has wholesale grocery experience pre ferred. Address F.

o. Box it. I. WANTED i Iclp for room and board. Phone Dav.

6346. WANTED, AT ONCE Six men or womea who can sell house to house. A high class bakery line and Christmas specialty. CALL DAVENPORT 83 Instructions Required TeaMbarbering Short course, spare and full time. Write or call Trl-City Barber College, Davenport, la.

Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED conk. Dav. 3694. (jIRL for light housework; ing. i Day.

2S13W. no wash- GOOD girl for general housework best wages references. D. 4381-W. LADIES Learn hair dressing; easy work good pay.

218 W. 3rd St Phone Dav. 8935 for prospectus. College "of Beauty Culture. SALESWOMEN To take orders for a new food specialty easily sold neat appearing, earneat workers can make B0 cents to a $1 per hour.

Apply at Paramount Display 6th and Hrady Hts. SALESLADIES and Uaturday. W. 2nd St. for afternoon work S.

S. Krege. 217 STUDENT to work for room, beard and launnry. Dav. 3417-vv.

WILL pay you $4.50 day for making 2 dozen pairs Steber wool socks daily on Highspeed Family Knitter will buy all you make at same rate we furnish yarn free C-year written contract oia renaote manuracturer work at home be independent experience un necessary send no run particulars without obligations. Steber Machine Desk 162, Utica, N. Y. WOMAN 1 solicitor to advertise for Hartman Furniture Co, in tri-citles. See Mr Fries, 608 Security be-tween 4 and 6 p.

m. and 8 and 10 a. m. YOUNG lady for public stenographer. Motel Davenport.

Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED chauffeur; best of references. Phone Dav. 3893. MAN and wife with 20 years of experience in show business wishes a posi tion to operate picture theater will go anywhere. 8039, care Times OFFICE position by experienced young man.

Phone Dav. 27l-Y. PAPER hanging, pointing. 20c a roll. I'jins at biock.

I'none uav. nusa-w. PAPERING, 15c a roll. Dav. 6151-LY, PAPER hanging, lac roll, D.

6637-W. PAINTING, paper hanging. Dav. 3056. Situations Wanted Female COOK, cafe or hotel, E2t Hrady St.

CURTAINS laundered. Dav. 2966-y! HOUSEKEEPER for couple or care of children lady city. pay. g4Z4-Y.

I WILL care for Infants and small children at my home. 416 E. sth St LAUNDRY work, any kind. D. 6789.

MARCELLING; close In. 6313-W Marcelling. Mrs Sample, Pay. 4496-Y. MARCELLING, 60c; will call at your home 76c.

Hftlr cutting children in eluded. Dav. 7420-W. MARCELLING, 60c. Phone 451 9-Y.

801 Perry Apt, l. Dav. ORDERS for men's and children's wool home-made socks. R. I.

6265. PRACTICAL NURSING, Phone Mo- IIiIp B26K, ask for Mrs King, WORK by day or restaurant work. 104 W. Znd St. Chiropractors M.

V. KEYS Kit, D. 100 chlrotiractlo Service. House calls uponlalty. Phone Dav, 8427.

Six year lu Davenport Having itamt JUKI. Tho Want Ada have helped many, A NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MKETIN'O OF AMERICAN -OMMEliCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK OF DAVENPOKT. IOWA To the Stockholders of Said Bank: Notice is hereby given of the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of American Commercial and Savings Bank of Davenport, Iowa, to be held at the office of said Bank, 230 Main Street, the City of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, on the Twelfth day of January, 1925, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon for the election of Directors and such other business as may properly be transacted at such meeting. That, at said meeting, there will also be considered and voted upon the proposition Resolved, That the corporate existence of American Commercial and Savings Bank of Davenport, Iowa, be renewed for a period of Fifty (50) years from the Thirty-first day of March. 1925, the date of- expiration of the present cor-oprate existence as fixed by the Articles ot Incorporation.

There will be further considered and voted upon the proposition of adopting Renewal Amended and Substituted Articles of Incorporation, in such form and with euch changes as may be de-terminted upon by the stockholders at such meeting. Dated at Davenport, Iowa, this Second day of December, 1924. Ed. Kaufmann. President H.

P. Oetzmann, Cashier-Secretary. Henry Braunlich, Ed. C. Mueller.

.1. W. Bettendorf. Thos. W.

Griggs, Rudolph Rohlfs, John Heinz, Wm. A. Hickey, Peter N. Jacobsen, T. A.

Murphy, Ray Nyemaster, L. J. Dougherty, Ed. Kaufmann, Directors of American Commercial and Savings Bank of Davenport, Iowa. Lane Waterman, Attorneys.

The annual meeting of, the stockholders of the Donahue Sayings Bank, of Ionahue. Iowa, for the election of seven directors for the ensuing year will be held at the office of the Donahue Savings Bank, in Donahue, Iowa, on Tuesday, January Sth, 1925. Polls open from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock m. ROVER W. ROHLK, President FRANK C.

KEPPY, Cashier. THE DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES AND REGULATIONS or 2 time rate per line a day to 6 times 11c per line a day times or more 10c per line a day Estimate five (5 average words (of five letters each) to the line. No advertisement accepted for lesa than 25c. Contract rates will be given on application Phone Dav. 1040 Telephone your ads between 8 a.

m. and 8 p.m. Ask for "Want Ad Taker." Physicians DR. CORA EMERY REED 1918-1920 4th Rock Island. DR.

O. F. M'CULLOUGH McCullough Bldg. Diseases of Women, Children and Kidneys. Tel.

2005 658L fiours: 11 a. m. to i p. 9 to 8 p. DR.

WM. L. DONNELLY7H.7i5.71tf First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Practice limited to Urology (disease of kidney, bladder and genlto urinary diseases). 11 to 1, 2 to 6:30, 1 to 8, Sun.

11 to 12. Phoneg: Off. D. 960; res. S232-W.

Da R. B- JAMESON Practice limited to Skin Diseases. 1016-1016 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. Phones: Office, Dav. 6441 residence, Dav.

6160. DR. J. D. BLYTHING 1016 First Nat'I Bank Bldg.

Practice limited to genlto urinary diseases. Phone Dav. 6441, Da W. BOWSER Eye. Ear.

Nose and Throat. First Nat'I Bank Suite 402. Office, D. 6010; 3956-Y DH. T.

J. BURKE Physician and Surgeon. Specializing In surgery, gynecology and obstetrics. Office, 408 First National Bank. Phones; JJav, 1449; Day 8920.

Hours: 11 to 1, 2 30 to 6:30. Residence, 1124 W. 9th St. Da A. T.

LE1POLD Physician and Siirs-enn. Knenln.Hzino' in tltin eases and tuberculosis. Office, 1411 Vi 6th Moline. D. H.

UNDO, M. D. 602 First Nat'I Bank tsiag. wiseases of Stomach. Bowels and Rectum.

10:30 a. m. to 12 noon, 1-5 p. m. D.

2327 off. 121)5. J. C. TUEFEL, M.

D. Room 47 Schmidt Davenport. la. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. ai 2 to 6 p.

m. Phone Dav. 734. Dentists Da O. D.

DORAN Da C. S. RANCiC Dentlflts 403 New Putnam Blag. Dav. 6916.

Osteopaths Da AUGUSTA T. TUECKES Osteo. cathic Physician. Mo. 1 Argyle Acts.

Phone Dav. 3230. Also Indiagnosis Hair Removed SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, warts. permanently removed with electrlo needles. Miss A.

M. Kittredge, 1 Argyle Flats, Brady St. Phone Dav. 804. Business Notices PHOTOS, hand-tinted, 35c.

Call Dav. 2779, 9 to iz a. m. Union-Davenport Trust Savings Bank A STRONG BANK Capital, surplus and profits, ,1,600,000.00. Deposits, $10,000,000 00.

Pvow In our new home. 3rd and Brady Sts. 4 and no worry. Swedish Massage SWEDISH massage. Mrs Grace Moore.

Call Dav. btitju-x tor appointment. Miscellaneous HIOHEHT prices paid for chickens. Call Dav. 1196.

Lodge Notices A. nAVKNPOOT LODOE, NO. 37 Work In F. C. Degree, Monday, Dec.

8, at 7:30 p. m. TRINITY LODOE, NO. 208 Annual and regular communication, Friday, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.

m. Election of officers and other matters of importance. FRATERNAL LODGE, NO. 221 Second degree, Wednesday, Deo. 10, lit p.

in. ROOSEVELT LODGE, NO. 626 Work in the E. A. degree, Thursday, Dec.

11. at 7 p. m. Come out and help. DAVENPORT CHAPTER, No.

16, OR. i Jan, for it. A. win meet uesiiay. lzst, Ht p.

m. snarp, regular business. Also Tues day, Jan. 13, at 8 p. for installa tion 01 Olliccm.

ST. RIMON OF CYHENR COMMANDERY, No. 9, IC. will meet Thursday, Dec. IS.

at 7.3) n. m. slmrn. Work in Order of the Temple put on by past, omnia naprs, O. li 8., DAVENPORT CHAPTER.

No. 178, will hold regular meeting Monday, Deo, 8, at 8 p. Carrie Rush, V. M. 0 A a a will be given at the Orion opera house, Monday night December 1 It is sponsored by the Epworth league of the Methodist church.

Following is the cast of characters: Topsy Turvy Eunice TYost. May Golden Mary Coulter. Mrs Clarendon Mildred Lydlc. Miss Sprlggs Louise Lough. Lord Clarence Forrest Fuilerton.

Frank Golden Frank Marston. Ieacon Jones Myron Chase. Ned CJIenn Norton. The work of preparing the third House Peters story, "Head Winds" by A. M.

Sinclair Wilt, goes on apace. E. T. Lowe, the man who scenarized "The Hunchback," Is performing the same office for "Head Winds." Circus press agents were first known in this country in 1797 in connection with exploitation of the first elephant shown here. Xot a single arrest was made by police officers during the past 36 hours in Davenport, according to the police records this morning.

One drunk was brought in to, the station last night and later released when he convinced the police that he was harmless. As he had caused no trouble, he was not booked. Half a dozen lodgers kept Night Sergt. Thompson busy with the "hotel register" early last evening. Desk Sergt.

La Grange and Capt. Frank Lew had nothing to report this morning when questioned about developments in new and old cases. Both blamed the night shifts for the lack of material upon which to etart operations in police court this morning. Assistant County Attorney John McSwiggin who is as much a part of the police station staff as Barney 0Neil. took one look at the empty records this morning and left for his office, remarking that for once the state docket was cleared up.

Police Magistrate Met-calf dismissed the crowd of spectators who had assembled in police court to hear what was in store for their amusement and announced that no cases would be tried today. Legal Notice ORIGINAL NOTICE State of Scott County ss. In the District 'Court of said County. Henry Scharfenberg and Wllhelmine Schanfenberg, Plaintiffs, vs. William Seharfenberg.

Defendant. To the Above Named Defendant: You are hereby notified that thera is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court In and for said County of Scott, State of Iowa, the petition of the above named PlaintiffB, claiming judgment in the eum of $173.74 with interest thereon, at th rate ot eight (8) per cent from and after December 1, 1924, and for statutory attorneys fees, costs and abstract fees, as justly due on a certain promissory note executed by Fritz Scharf-enberff and Mina Scharfenberg, dated December 13. 1917, in the principal sum of One Hundred Fifty' Dollars and for the foreclosure of a rnorteraee made by Fritz Scharfenberg and Mina Scharfenberg to the German Savings Bank given to secure said note, bearing even date therewith, upon the following described premises located In Scott County, Iowa, to-wit: The West Half of Lot Two (2) in Block Three (3) in Sturdevant'a Map of Town Lots In the City of Davenport, Iowa, which said mortgage and note were duly assigned to Plaintiffs herein, who are now the holders thereof. For further particulars you are re ferred to said petition. And that unless you appear and make defense thereto before noon of the necond day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at Davenport, in said County, on the 6th day of January, 1925, a default will be entered against you, and judgment rendered thereon.

Jebens Butenschoen, Attorneys for Platlniffg. ORISINAL NOTICE State of lowi, Scott County, as: To Pete Romano You are hereby notified that there is now on file in the offce of the Clerk of the District Court of Scott County, nwa a petition of Mary Romano, your wife, claiming of and from you a di- orce on the grounds that since your marriage to her you did willfully de sert piaintirr on tne zum aay or jnov-ember. 1922, and have absented your self from her since that day that said desertion is without any cause on the part of plaintiff. For. further particulars see petition on file.

Now unless you appear thereto and defend on or before noon of the second day of the next term of commencing on the btn aay ol January. 1925. to be held at the Court House In the City of Davenport, Coun- of Scott. State of Iowa, default win be entered against you and judgment and decree rendered thereon. HA NLEY HAN LEY.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. Public Notice Public, notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of November, 1924, the Board of Supervisors of Scott County, Iowa, as a Board of Canvassers, can vassed the results of the general election held In and for said County on November 4th, 1924, on the following proposition snail tne uounty ot wcou. in ine State of Iowa, construct an addition to the county hospital building-located in the City of Davenport, in said County, and borrow money by the issuance of bonds in the sum of J80.000.00 to pay the cost thereof, and levy a tax upon all the taxable property within said County at a rate not to exceed -four-tenths mills on the dollar of the taxable value, In addition to all other taxes, year by year, to pay said bonds and the interest thereon, until said bonds and the Interest thereon are completely paid? 1 1 was found by eald Board that salil proposition having received a majority or the votes cast thereon, was carried, and is in effect. The vote by precinct on said proposi tion was as follows: (Within the City Of Davenport) Precincts For Against First Ward- First Precinct 123 61 Second Precinct 822 112 Third Precinct 289 120 Second Ward- First- Precinct 217 61 Second Precinct 388 8ti Third Precinct 311 Fourth Precinct 120 306 Third Ward- First Precinct 208 42 Second Precinct 289 f3 Third Precinct 385 177 Fourth Ward- First Precinct 231 37 Second Precinct 270 60 Third Prnclnct 427 155 Fifth Ward- First Precinct .226 38 Second Precinct 872 89 Third Precinct 457 98 Fourth Precinct .312 77 Sixth Ward- First Precinct ...404 83 Second Precinct S20 123 Third Precinct 223 69 Fourth Precinct 428 119 (Without the City of Davenport) Precinct For Against Allen's Grove Township 37 43 City of Bettendorf Towtishlt) First Ward r.S 13 Secmid Ward 124 .11 Third AVord 43 IS Blue Oriing Township First Precinct 42 AT Second Precinct 4S 29 Buffalo Township- First Precinct 81. 32 Second Precinct 17 3d Butler Townshin 29 87 Cleoiia Township 17 47 Davenport Township-First Precinct Rl II Second Precinct 18 87 Hickory Orove Township.

22 42 LeClnlre Township 83 46 Liberty Township 29 76 Lincoln Township 63 45 Pleasant Valley Township 162 26 Princeton Township 101 Rockingham Townshin 87 29 Sheridan Township 7fi 76 Wlnfleld Township 30 28 By order of the Board ot Supervisors of Scott County, Iowa. Jos. Wagner, County Auditor. William Brehuiur, bhtrUf. in p.

1 3 6 Who bought the Brooklyn Bridge today? ALMOST every day the Brooklyn Bridge is sold to some gullible visitor to New York. Every day someone is swindled. Selling this famous old bridge has become a national joke. Suppose, however, the City of New York decided really to sell the Brooklyn Bridgeto give the buyer the privilege of placing a toll on all who crossed it. They would advertise it for sale.

And the prospective purchaser would know the offer to be genuine. 5 He would know that the paper would not accept the advertisement if it were intended to defraud. He would know that the advertiser would not dare advertise unless his offer were honest. The advertisement would give the world confidence in the enterprise. Just as the advertising of all merchandise gives the world confidence in that merchandise.

Only honest products can tell their stories where all may read. That is why it pays to read advertisements. You can rely on advertised goods. You know that a worthy manufacturer stands back of them. They are a guide to better buying.

They teach you to spend wisely economical-. jy ana witn tne Knowledge that you are buying merchandise which is minus all vain regrets or misrepresent regrets advertisements every day. ed values. Read the Advertising is a bridge spanning the river of doubtful values to the shore of worthy merchandise.