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Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
aaiffi n,itntSsri Hst rasbaaisyi-
ntnifeen 5SIiatts.

ait 1llllato itbtia ro..kanfqpi.. .
ilfill (egils ill6ilfo 4 B l(lDll lo &
pulIifesti bplidtpiffi mime tiistaina
gb6pspoltain ienaatisia, fun nit
meinen niistd, iennottori Msoies'in
tetemd, bpIidttiin AZ idnsIId 36
nnstaon. Gen i6Ifeen ,pieId pritti
SIlinoifin ienaattori Sbermon ia
golifornian fennattori Sobtion teb-
Sd ml,utoseiitpfiia, n,,ttta ,vfin bpI.
iddttiin ratfaiieiualla ddnimd6rdlld.
I2opullista ratfaiiuo roubaniopimuf-
fiesta eli fuitenfaan ole niel1faon toi-
tpottatpisia, iilli iouffo ienoottoreito
tefetp1t ipield luion britptien iaa.
oafieen tpon1eston oifeufiid fosfe-
man fob6on rni,baniopinluffesta
|poistetufii. Senoattori Sbermar1in
eiitpfiest6 fesfusteltaesIa tuIi pGit.
teIpsi6 eiiIle m. m: ienaattorien ns.
fonnolliiet barrastufiet. Senoottort
lSberman ianoi raubonrelltpotteIiioin
geriailleiisfa olIeen ri,trnoIattomio
Irniebid". 4un 6emofroottinen fe.
noattori Mobinion Mrfanniista. I'd.
man ioboosto ioattoi ep6ilptienoIai.
liefft Sbernanin oman vi,1ntnIii,tu.
BEN, min 5berrnan mponii, ettd
ban ei ful,Iu mibinfdGn firffofun.
tnnn.
! nMan1 en ole fosfnnn el6itdsidni
rufoiIlut" foriui fen. Gbern,an.
.gif0 ienaattori luule, ettG NIT
oltii 10 nifn alfaa," Ietfautti taas
ienaattori Mobinlon.
vGi" blufi ienaottori Sbermon
lfamaIIa nifoa fuin IebtereilIG oleipn
|Dleiio 11anroi d1neff16sti ia pubeen.
Iiobtnia tlirbann foetti pnInlittan idr-
IiestpstG. rGi. inituin ei tnrtpitie
IrpbtDd rufoiIentonn ielloifen tpibolli.
lien tafia f,tin ienodttori Mrfonia.
liista. mtnd tpoin pitGd bGnegtd buo.
len omin ipoirnirli".
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Snnri englantilainen laiiposto
St1merellG.

Sufbolmosta 2otttoo,1 DatlD Sc
raloille iaoput,ut idbfoianon1a Ter
too, ettd ssstdmerelld on IS alusta
faiittdtud englantilainen iotalainas.
Ito, iobon fluluu NJ. m. 4 toisteIulai-
tpaa, A taisteluristeiliiGd ia 5 pant.
iaroituo risteiIiiad. Eie6onanrosia
'p,butaan n1Dosfin @ronstabtin pom.
|ntit,rffesto, ionfa tie6on fiitenfin
gnelntruin an,iraaliipirost, iuIistoa
|perdttom1ffi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
2entpfDne tapppi 2 fpnlulasta

ia u1eita Iol,ffaantli ipaoraHiiesti
tuiime fesfiptiffona 9itteronlisia,
Mlinn., fun lertofone aiot fouluInp.
fla fuIiettatpaan nbus'iin". 2ento-
fonetta obiaii 60. Mrbere, iofa nntoi
,tdptG1tGiG. @nrt Ian lasfeutui iiu'
ri 1naabon fpl1n ulfolaibnsia tl1li
fouluIopiin fuliettatpo nioneutpo ia.
MALTA fertaa tielle ia Dbteentornldps
oil mobboton ip6lttt1G. EGmG of ic
toi,ren onnettomuus ianraIle lentG,
i6lle tpiinteisten foInen fuufauben
aifona ia on aiiasta rpb6pttD toimit'
tamaon t,ttfinultiia. gbelliielld ter
ralln iai iurmanfn Gler @arr, So
mestotpnista, q. 8.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Qiifenne Misiisiippi-ipella.

Sisfen Iasfettiin ,peiilIe 5tilIuo.
terisfa, Mnn., enIirn6inen '11;isti
iuurista terdslotiista, iotfa tuieipat
fuliettamaon ioella uilioa, folin ia
n1ulto robtitotparoa. geGitd Iotiio
rafennetnar ufeanlpio ia otpat ne
800 ialfnd pitfid, 48 ioIfao Ieiueitd,
is ioIfod ipapi6 ia poinatpnt 500
tonnio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Gaslantilainen tsSm6eniobtaia txIee
Nmerifaau.

GneIantiIninen tp0pdeniobtoia ia
porlamentin idfen artbur &enoerion,
iofa on fiirt6tbt mntfnonfo Ameri-
fonn, hiIee tdnne iittenfin ieuroo.
mien pdriH f,,ufauoen niallo. fosfa-
pa ct. RoaIin idpiestpneet tp6Idifet
psuEboo,pot bdneIle tiIoif,,utta ffd-
ldiftsid au6itoriilniisir.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
MHpn ,,laailntan ts6fonsresiitt.
I. pnteeniD6taiafiii. III

Miin1e periantainn pitdnlasidd
istliilnosia ipnIitii Musbinetonisia
fofoortltDa r,looiImotf tpofonaresii
pllbeeniobtaafieen ybopsnnltaiil
tp6fibteerin MilIonin, Isla,lit sDirfois
liiat otpat gneIaniiin, Manstoa ID
Belgian eonsiaiia Hstuntoia iot.
ffettiin toas u.darsontoi1td h
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
13 miestG u tnntta hamtaantmneina
palamaan faimantuun.

@iime lauantaina iaatiin DIos Z
biilenfaitpaian rl,ltn1ista palaipasto
Mo. 2 faitpanilosta Mmsteroonislu
Sbip. 13 fniposmiestd on nield
faimofiesia ia beibdn pelastumiies.
taan eldin1id ei ole ,nitddn tointeito
fila be otpot olleet foiipannosfo
Diinne lal1ottaibi,t nte,nesia 10 72
tllntia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Snnnettn naisfiriailila fnpllmt.

Wfrs. ella @beeler @iIeor f,1oli
hllipia5unnoslann 8ranbforoisia,
Conn. mime torstai1la. Mrs. @il-
cor ipntpi Sssobnstotpn Gerterisia,
gais., 1856. 6on ioi foulltfasma-
tufienia @isconiir1in plioptstosia ia
1884 nreni nainiliin gfobert so.
@ilcorin fansia Meribenisia, Conn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
aasuatnsmanbemmat tpangittn lap
len rn1r6asta epGiItnnG.

Wr ia Wrs. 8alter Zimmerman,
@ranbillesto, q. g., otpot tpnngitlt
fen iob6osta, ettG beioG11 Iuonaan
feidfultsta iaoffa ollnt fotoaan Ia
rannlt Z tplotios @eargaret @ottfe
lopbettiin fuolIeena oIfifuotpasta Ia.
bella 3in1nnerntn1rien ailtrtoo. Ept-
to on fl,ollut faifestu pd6ttaen naI=
fddn tai 111brfptDffeen. 3inmerma-
nit fanoipat tpf0n menneen bate.
nraan lebmid ia iadneen file tielle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
&abempi fnin anarfisti fristitb.

Tunnettl anerifoIainen ionona-
lebtifirioittaia 2incoln steffens. io-
ia oil m. m. rolbanfonferensiin ID.
bett1ns6r,d t,ltfimosio Den1i6n olo-
ia ,piisne feipdnnd, on pstdmieni6
febotufiesta oIltnnut rilfifen Das-
tauffen niibin ipptofiiin, ettd bGu
oliIi anarfisti, ioita b6rtd nostoan
oiDnt tebneet ne, iotfa ei1D1t bpm1f'
iW,eet bdnen tniapaolistd ieIostus.
tonn @endmn oloistn. quo nas.
tous on ieirooipo: .Rind olen pal.
jon pobentpi hin anorfisti mind
olen fristittD!1
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Nep yorf Dills y ~ ~ u s Nj

tDota tulllt td1a11eStt tntftlle. g0el.
Ieen ip6itt1tp6t fnitposmiebet, ettd
aiipostenon,istaiot otpot tabollnnn
rnioittnneet tilotnrtoa. ettd tpoiiitpnt
fobottnd biilen bintaa len ialfeen
f,,in iota-nion roioih,fiet biilituoton-
toon ,laboen poistettiin.
So9taafs biililaffo rantatielaffesn !?
9allitufien iprffa eiiintDnlinen
biiIenfoitpuiin ,postann on ioonut
oitnon ta1potontn fiibfon faiffien
tpo.Ddenidriest0ien fesfuubes{a ia
felloiiet nsaltiIInet tp0n1eniobtaiat
fliin 8onrpers ia routatictpoldisten
iobtoiat antntpat bptpin ,lbfaotpia
lal,iuntoia nlemastu. Gub,ttoanpa,
ettd fpipnlpfiesid on iulistaa ple,nen
ralltatieloffo, iobon otta:iitpnt ,ioa
faiffieu ia ra,itatietpoldisten iGries-
toien idlenet, faiffiaan 100000
tpolasitd.
Sptilaita latfpalmeille.
Soto Mlobonlau tpaltion fanjaI=
I.sfaarti on folnennettl p;t1nr1dn
,idriestpst1 tpaltion biililoffoalueilIn
LA West Girgillian laffoaIueille
In1posfin on 10 l6betettp iotilnita.
Epbipis-0afpta eiitt6a nn6en feinon
biililafon paralta.
Nobiois- -Dafoton flt1perno6ri sSru=
|5ier on llbetta,tpt biile,1faitpoiai,1
Iuniolle idbfolanon,an, iosia bdn eiit.
tdid Hobiois-Dafoton biiIifaitpoflia
|pioettdndffi fdpnnisia tpoltiou balli.
Itltfien ia biile,,foitnaiain union ma
|lfelld iopimnfiella iifli fiiin pleinel,
lfoipirto on iaatu atfaan. gfain fui,
mettuo biiltd n1pptaiiiin ainoastoor
|fl.oroan fuluttaiille. Hobio;s-Da
ton biilenfaitpaiut eitpm n6e t1sid
|fumerro0ri Jra5ierin efitDffesid mi
tdan BELLE tDabinsollista ia Bobiois.
|Dafotan tD0n6enliiton preiibentti
lS. g. NncDonalo lallfui Jrasierig
1ef;tDfien ioboosta: g 2
r5e fuulostoa bDtpGltd; jog meino
|oliii ntaan bollitutiesia enenrn1dr
liellaiiia aniebia, iotfa ottaiii1pot tllol
Iaiien fannon ien iijaan ett1 ubfao
tpot tp0laiiid fotatpden pistimilld
min teolliiuusra1ba ipoitaiiiin pi'
fenn1in ia partnenu1in iaoip,,ttaa. "
Merfille parta1pua n1Dosfin on
ettd faiffien iellaist,n maltioioer
funern0oreille, ioisia biilifaitpofIic
l0DtDp, on tariottu iotatpden aipus
tusta baIlitufien puoleIte - patti
lBobiois-Dafotan futperno0rille Sra
5ierille Ell ole t,,ollaisto torioustt
eiitetty. T6rtd tobistna, ettG fan
lfallisballttus tietdd, eta Hobiois
Dafotosia ei e,6G ballita tpaltiot
iaiioita fen Romanoffin periaatteer
rnufaan, ettd tpolaiiet 1poiboan pa
fotton tposfentelenn6dn pistin1ie1
otpulla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Eobjois- afotaM
| rdiisea

@ufpcrn0ori' d
Hobiois- -NafotdM
pltm11rdiiceit
,lrarrasf. 25 ps
faliteltapdfii d
bplndfipminen,
fdriinlaan io,lt,tI
jain aipustul1lii
lafiell laatiminef
obiellndn totenfA
tunnosid nripei
,Tnfifni,1ftnfiin 1n
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
spSIaisnuisten fauiaittiualinen
fofuus NasbinatDnisiu.

SanroIlas ferton .fnlr Wd5bingto.
nisfn fofodntlni Aun1oien 0iitto -iopi.
1siifislt sper1isteeIla fpfponfutiilttu
fdaIntlipdliuen tDotpde,t eonstaiietl
fongregii on iieIld iariestettp 1npos.
ii:a ii mai istpaIaisten fonoresii iosfo
to1anottaiio on so rniseoustainn Al
Ell rlaash ID gbopspalloi Cd.
IT'D naisten fongresiin eniitfldtt,er'
fofous pibettiisl tpiiHle tiiStaillo SO.
fouffesfn palbuttii,r ufeiIIn fieliIld.
11fomaal ldift eongtoiat Ia,,ilit ter.
ipetnlleifit Nrs. Mopnrono 8aobins,
Itnterifnn noisten foninlIifen an
is,uipliiton preIioentti id pibee'
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04

Mlice Waoreou ronsfonfieIelIa ia b6.
nellie oIotettiin iuurta iuoiiota frn
ban Iauiui, ettd uroisten on iaries.
|tGDbDtt6,pG ipoittaufleen fen tpanban
e1tnoffolliulon, ett1 be ptpat ionfin-
|Iaiiin aler,pia eIdirnid f,tin mics.
gnelonrin ebustaia Wars. Margaret
gonofielb ptbeesioan riinifdan fe.
|Iosti fofouffen tarfotl1fien oletpan
.tD0sfenneIlG l1uben iiipistptie,t ra'
fentamiiefIi, iofa on ipapon tpanbar
|uirbeistd."
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04

8 fnDIi raatatieDnnttto toinanStsi0
.iofo tdpnbtui 5piiaue torstafno flin
I balg pds.' = ~ a.ll ]
iliistui raoalta IdbeIa Mcto1ia, Gal.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04

! iiaf. !. sIiilsdd.
tutlntl,lf
nfiiofannatt

g. IA n ! ~ ~ ~ n u I, =. ~, 4
lI1ntiiafannaI1lIt:
NJ |! titstaina.
tit1,iiltOsfo ]! 4 |: t1lIee
idisioIife,uoeli / !,
t.ltocn falitta
iIieIi-
torp hste,,
lIa,,lls-
ssiii is.
lIetDa'Ill ei;lIe
tstadll irndi.
f5,i1fnpSfn fl1i11
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04
Sapaui iuabmistannt raubaniopi.
mnfien.

9ofiosta ilmoitetaan, ettd SSnponi
ION lopulliiesti tpabmistanut rauban-
iopin1ufien.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-11-04

asfeiIe,s t,l,
La on Dbtt)lst
|SsStien6inet1 Igo1
|tuIeipaffi 4,dosS
n1usbnllitnfferl ]
nest Charles
Ontario.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
SERVICE BRINGS
CROWN OF GLORY
Says Rev. L. Hadaway, Pastor Me-
mortal Christian Church, IN
Sermon Last Night

Rev. L. Hadaway, pastor Of the
Memorial Christian church. in
speaking on the theme, Refusing
Crown" at the services last ev-
ening, brought out the fact that
service is more to be de5ired than
any crown that could be placed
but that God does confer a crown
of glory upon him who seIes hui
manity faithfully unto the end.
Preaching from the text. John
6;15, Rev. Mr.. Hadaway said in
part:
1T is not often in the worlds
history that men refuse a crown
of honor and power, but there are
two conspicuous cases in the bible
l want to mention. Moses was in
the regular line of Pharaohs in the
land of Egypt, and chose part and
parcel with the Israelltes rather
than enjoy the prestige afforded by
the noble family of which he had
become a part. AS a Pharaoh he
might have had honorable mention
in history, or his mummy might
have graced some university mu-
scum; but as the. leader OF Israel
and lawgiver to the world he is
one of the worlds most fhonored
men.
"A very large group of men who
had been fed decided that Jesus
was thesman to redeem Israel from
physical slavery to Rome and give
them national power. They came
and would have forcibly crowned
him, but he, knowing them. with
drew into the mountains for pray
err
Let us study the background of
this picture in our Lords life. He
has been teaching in and around
Capernaum, and having crossed
the lake for rest and prayer, the
crowd followed Him. 1t was made
small towns bordering on the lake.
There were many going south for
the passover at Jerusalem who
joined in the crowd-all told about
five, thousand men The story is
of the feeding of the five thousand.
The men, now filed and temper
arily satisfied. seek to make Jesus
king. He seemed to meet their
needs, no more work for food and
clothing-a king who could speak
the word and plenty would result.
They came to a man and without
a dissenting voice were ready to
crown him. But what did he say?
You come for the lOaves and
fishes; you were hungry. were fill
ed. and now you would honor me.
What about tomorrow. and the
newt day, and the next? What
about the time when you shall be
hungry, and no food is in sight:
when you are naked and cold and
no clothing TO be had? Shall l
still be your king whatever be the
material possessions or the physi-
cal surroundings?
Those who would crown him
king must first eat his flesh and
drink his blood. None but a liter
alfst would understand that Jesus
was advocating cannibalism. Such
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Can No t&A

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that the council OF
the city of Rock Island, Ill, having
ordered the paving with brick of
Thirty-third street from the south
line of Fourteenth avenue to the
north line of Eighteenth avenue,
and the ordinance for the same be-
ing on file in the office of the city
clerk of said city. and said city
having applied to the county court
of Rock Island county, Ill, for an
assessment of the cost of said I'M
provement according to frontage,
said assessment being payable IN
nine installments, each bearing an
terest at the rate of five per cent
per annum, and an assessment
therefor having been made and re-
turned to said court. the hearing
thereon will be had on the 18th day
of May A D., 1919, at the hour OF 0
O'Clock a. m, or as soon thereafter
as the business of the court Will
permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
jections in said court. before said
day, and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense
Dated Rock Island, Illinois, April
30, 1919.
W. NJ. MITCHELL,
Officer appointed to make assess
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
BOY SCOUTS BODY
FOR METHODISTS
NAMED BY GLASS

The mems class of the First
Methodist church yesterday morn
ing approved(bf the committee ASK
ed for the new scoutmaster and his
assistants. This troop committee
will consist of Swain Pearson, Dr
E. NJ. Sala and w. ID. Starhes. The
troop committee is responsible Tor
the troop and is the connecting link
between il and the church. Their
work is mostly of an advisory ma
ture and the main purpose is to give
aid to the leader of the troop. j. K.
Freeman. president of the J. Peter
son company, is to be the new
scoutmaster and will have as mis-
assistants, Ray. Walker of Horst &
Strieter's, Harry Clarke of the Peo-
pes Power Co, and James Fitz-
patrick. senior of Augustana coli
lege. Friday evening of this week a
me citing will be held of all boys of
scout age and at this time the new
leaders will tell the boys of the III
ture plans and a definite organiza-
tion will be perfected
The boys at Bethany Home had
one of the best times of their lives
Saturday afternoon when Chief
Bergquist and Scout Sam Ryerson
spent the afternoon teaching them
scout games, knot tying and band
aging. Next Saturday the boys will
be taken on a short hike under the
direction OF several of the older
scouts in the city. This will be,
new experience for them and when
plans for the hike were told their
JOY knew no bounds.
The hike planned by troop No. 6
of the Baptist church for Friday
evening was postponed because of
the rainy weather. However, in
true scout fashion the troop made
the best of it and enjoyed feed in
the church club rooms. The hike
will be held some evening next
week and the boys areplanning on
making il the best ever.
Troop No. 1 of the Central Pres
byterian church with Louis Grenier
and William Rinck. scoutmasters.
are planning a trip along the old
trail for Thursday evening of this
week. Notices to be ready for this
event are being sent out by Harold
johnson, the troop scribe, and it is
expected that every member will be
on hand. A business meeting will
be held around the camp fire and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05

terms as He that believeth in me,
He that would come after me-,
come unto me- If you love me,
and multitude of others teach us
that he meant that partnership
with him included as an absolute
necessity understanding, sympa-
thy and fellowship. Such could
approach the inner circle and
bask in the pleasure OF a real
king.
The Jews could not give the
crown that was to fall on his head
They looked for kingdom made
with hands-such as would give
place for positions of power on
the right hand and left hand. They
dreamed Of freedom from Rome. of
national glory like unto the days
OF Solomon. Jesus plainly told
them that his kingdom was not to
be one of earthly power. of eating
ana drink ~ but of suffering, sac
rifice and service. Ths~reward
was to be partial here, but com
plete in the new world, where
honor aand glory would be, eternal.
Jesus refuses to acceptka crown
from men and women who>ho not
first crown him in their own
heart. We cannot vote for him
until we partake of his nature.
He did not seek for a crown.
He sought service His teaching
rebuked the powers that were in
existence in Jerusalem which par
took so much of formalitv and by
that he received a crown
of thorns and death on the cross.
He coulds not be king of the Jews
in a national, material sense, but
to be international he must be
leader in thought and life. He
was not crowned in Palestine, but
from east to west, north TO south,
are daily browning him
Lord of lords and King of kings.
In conclusion, men seek politi-
cal position for the power possible
in Office, and thus prostitute high
Office for mean ends The way
Jesus advocates is through service.
It is the useful way and makes
man a world worker. The crown
is not always seen, but no real
servant ever doubts its existence.
1t is God that confers the crown
upon him who serves humanity
unto the end"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
RlCKENBACHER Is
LAST TO FLY OVER
LINES OF ENEMY

At the time of the signing of the
armistice Nov. IL, Lieutenant Ed
die Rickenbacker had been raised
to the rank of captain and was in
command of the Ninety-fourth air
squadron, the only pursuit squad
ron assigned to accompany the
American army of occupation into
Germany. AS the American, ace,
having the greatest number of
German machines to his credit
20 Fokkers and Gothas. he was Civ
en- the honor of making the first
fight over the enemy's lines. He
assembled shortly before the Of
fetal end of the war and fired
the last 500 rounds of machine gun
ammunition into a Hun supply con-
= voy on its way to the front.
Captain Rickenbacker. who
speaks at the Spencer Square the
atre May 13. wears the croix de
guerre and the d. s. c. with palms,
besides numerous other decora-
tions OF valor AS Americas great
est air &ghter he has won the
plaudits of all the allied Command
ers. He is acclaimed by his fell
low countrymen as one of the
heroes whose names will go down
in history with General Pershing,
Colonel Whittlesey 81 the Lost
Battalion" and other commanders
whose achievements add new Iustre
the brilliant pages of American
history Says General Pershing:
1.-The history of the American air
service on the western front is as
remarkable for it's sound and sue
cessfuI development of aviation
tactics as for its spirit of unself1sh
devotion and daredevil gallantry.
which is unsurpassed By anything
that the great war has produced.
Captain Rickenbacker has written
s0nfe of it's brightest pages and on
behalf of the American expedition
airy forces l am proud to bear wit
ness to our admiration for the air
service and for him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
card GAMES ON
THE TOBOGGAN?
Cigar Stores Pack Chips On Order
From Pol.ce HeadquartcTs-
Being Obeyed by All.
ARE No DETERMINATIONS
DeyOtces Of the Green Cloth Forced
TO Seek Elsewhere for Pleas
ure Of Chance,

Every little thing Is serene as re.
CARDS card playing in downtown
cigar stores and those places where
less sophisticated loop hounds are
bound to wander. At least that is
the concensus Of opinion Of those
in charge of the city's welfare.
Down the main boulevard the
garden spots for "two-bit" limit and
other harmful diversions not
chip was showed to the center Nc
one checked, D." called" or raised.
In other words the edict that went
forth from headquarters that all
card playing must ceases-in cigar
stores-was obeyed impllcitl"
Just how long things will remain
in the present state is hard to say
It's Pretty Tough.
It's pretty tough at that" is the
way one devOtee OF the green cloth
sizes up the situation "A guy
breeZes down town intent on a little
rifle and not the slightest chance
to promote. Time was when a fellcr
could get by with almost anytime
but time was is right" And the
same devotee goes on with
lengthy argument as TO the merits
of things as they are today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
SOME TOWN,HE
SAYS; CHICAGO
Travelling Salesman is NOnplussed
When He Behclds Second Ave-
nue. Sunday Night.
LIKE SOUTH CLARK STREET
Beholds "Honky-TOnkyA Resort in
1900 Block and Figures He
Has Seen Something.

South Clark street, Chicago. or
Second Avenue, Rock Island?
Which?
One of those drummers for a
Chicago wholesale house who ar
night to get good start today on
his weeks business in western IlM-
nois, was puzzled.
He stood in front of the Harper
house and unused.
Beats me if l know I'm out of
Chicago" he said. us this South
Clark street in the windy burg or
is it the main avenue of Rock Is
land? I'll swear I thought I left
Chicago seven hours ago.'>
ION the north side of Second ave-
nue., between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth Streets there CAME forth
from the main entrance of a GER
tain place. the screeching strains
of an automatic musical device. the
kind that costs you a nickel to
hear, once, you hear it, you shy
clear of the kind the remainder of
your life
Music and Magnets.
The music was to attract atten-
ton to the near-beer parlor on the
inside. The near-beer parlor OH
the inside was to- attract attention
tC the blind pig on the second floor
And the blind pig on he second floor
was the magnet to draw the GAM
ing fans to the green tables, where
poker. BLACK Jack" and dice were
fp full sway.
TSome town." said the drum
nler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-05
His PATIENT
GAINS II POUNDS
Prominent Physician Continues to
Use Tanlac in Practice With
Surprising Results.

One of the strongest and most
convincing evidences of the re-
markable results being accom-
pIished by Tanlac throughout the
south Is the large number of let
daily from scores of well-knoWn
men and women who have been
benefited by it's use.
Among the large number that
have been received recently none
are more interesting than the fol-
lowing letter from DR.. J. T. Ed
wards OF FayettevEe, Ga. DR.. Ed
wards, it will be remembered, re-
Gently gave Tanlac his unqualified
Endorsement in a public statement.
and the testimonial published be-
low was recently given him by one
of his patients. His letter follows,
lust as it was written:
Fayetteville, Ga.
Mr.. G. F. Willis. Atlanta, Ga,
Dear Sir: l am enclosing you
herewith statement 1 have just re-
ceived from Mr.. T. NJ. McGough.
He has sold out here and is NOV
ing to Turin, Ga. He was here this
morning. and came in to tell me
what Tanlac had done for him. He
says too much cannot be said about
Tanlac. 1t certainly has cured
him. Respectfully,
J. T. EDWARDS. NJ. D.
Mr. McGough,s statement fol-
lows:
81 suffered from indigestion and
could not eat anything but what
would hurt me. Constipation gave
me a great deal of trouble also. My
symptoms were indigestion, heart
burn and gas on the stomach after
eating. My appetite was irregular
and my food failed to ourish me.
This. trouble caused me to get very
poor-fn fact l got so thin and
weak l was hardly able to go about.
81 bought three bottles of Tanlac
on DR.. Edwards recommendation
and l am now feeling alb right
again, and am able to attend to
business. l gained II pounds in
weight and am doing fine. Taf1lac
did the work.
81 now recoMmend Tanlac to
everyone who is sick like 1 was,
and wishes to take something that
will help them"
TanIac' is sold in Rock Island by
Drug Store.-(Ady)