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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

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fuHoutadH NG lN.i.uttn fhn opposite
iHnr Nt iNt wont lnW brow" lNrtIun
erre Hni n'nrf gnnlifrs 90 r1rrltci
infHIif,tHHlF
ClItNW tlIfH Df ehuis predominant
in rtffHiu 4fiunNifina Yht ffNItfnn
tnI - tufNi Ind fnf indications
Ntt of identity seeiftiso aoalfurf
$3.50 Ht rQNffiHr friit Hfr rumm0n
f1 iNc meD and thlt twh wun whpf
nNuuuNf iNN Wufia in Nf.nNd conflict
nN1inai nef n fhe focrni wnr ANS
nfhHf a1iiunnIty with . nlmuailF
shaped head would have similar chnr-
arirf'siir TIM Frruch dub the Ger
MINI flnrn'. mNHnirN auuVlf thtfd.
This tsHo ~ head has litii, originality
ntW ia uuiek fu rOpy and Improve unen
inn iiria nf others We run them
pfHNiioal" htfunao ihtY ,VlHio mo-
limo dreamus nud piunning nut
MWiiNiir ronCiuiiunH fNe dflfr t0
HHvr AVID lNY ~ aomelhinF fur The
Nrc looa inrchHuira iraHoHucn Uh
professional man GEES means ~ sfi
fiur money Those ideas and inatinfi.
unNiNt 1r a nnfIuU hnrnmf dangerous
in fNa destructive and ncuulsiiitt
aonae fhr nrohicm wf recently fi.td
was fo dnciruy thia force uf 10 ho az.
ati0lfd hf ~
1'ha isilisA SOFA Amrrlcan hc1ar.
NurN very different phunca ma nut
limos 60 lAe Grrmah hn3ds nor thel
ruHtUuiNuDo of tiNHsliicHfIun w. Will
UnIf fntNO lrNr hrHNf" ThnV project
fsrinff hi ihc lnfnnp4H ard oopirut
nfc thinner above thc onfH and nre|
flfn nlHlff nnu fuufe dome. Hhnnra
'lhDHN HIp no heads MAT Invent
diHum rUnHffurt fho0fixc mud ideal
lTc lhDN nfo against destruction
conquest secret treaties dynsefleH
arrrfssion rulc hr divine nrht"|
cgfiitlop ~ piundWine power ere
Thcf heiipVc in % Loq,Guc ~ Nations
fffir ANA rnncilnie uur differences
without military force oud war They
arc farther, are fairoi and more open
in dealing nnd would subordinate
iunnrA roitiuE So more idcnlisilc md
sl.tHnse4fip ouuDDnilnn 81 things Com
pure ireaii,nt W4poni heed WITH
Won IiudonlHHWe. Duo stands for
dsmucracy tho other for autocrnry
ono stands Cor war the other f1r
Ntace one has sympathy ant .lui
iinn f0f ihe rIco. tho othcr would lead
lf n4ck Into tuoihsr section ol thr
Nnrk Age Military control uf Ail
Tl, law 90 compensation operates
up0n these different hsnds 81 an
beads were low ANA fat. wnr. con
gunsi and mllsnry preparation would
lurHrlv dominate the wnfid. These
destructive fNrUtH Wuult consume Nn
many inni ihclr power in dominate
nDd control would bc Frcnfly i,asoned
HiVmr iho long heads "a chance 90
naln control
rhe war through which we nave
iusi passed wnH conflict hotwcpn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
he slors incline. but So noi compel q
HOROSCOPE.

MONDAY NrfH rH 1879
fronYfishl lnf4. hN fhr Mcclure
Newspaper HNrHifHfNl
Tuluy kuhlv state rHlo arourdiu. in
tsirUlnHN Neptune. Mercury ono
Venue lre in hcusfo aap'r Juln
is HHNNN.N.
DuflNs ihis sway lt s. wen to make
plans Hrd 20 iHNNHiir ~ business nii
r0ffuutIHs f1r fffn vision 81 Hurn1erf
to Nc ftau and ihr iutameni aoru
30 iarAf rlie fjr Ht1Fiiiis 1ur
pnttintiH lu Vti'l Wuwen Hft i0 rH
mo pAfrpNrat,e NNiflsutN who q Nl
in ciOihina. H'ius 81 iowNiry alnuiG
ufnDfi
fhe finra tnai afo Huppnred 81 ~
flurnlr tnve nHt of mniorhils ~ rvDif
sort lre hDh io irpeanr suaiWlYti
hirh prices. hui tnHfo VIII Dr. pro- por.
ltp int ju.fifies uufing
ThfAlrfs should mAk, tho mnH' ~
This fplrmliA iu' ol thr pilutiN. hn
sitter fRHinr SEASON of Ifput nfUGncf.
iiy W fafotnid
rhle b. supposed io ho iuoNy ias
for the production 81 nrw plnt ar
fur ihN nr4t appearances d uoforH nr
IctrrHsUn Doe nfW rul'n.
inrrrato of INTEREST in ihr dr1mt m
long rrslheeod wis hc morg fiuli
tfHf evident NtNl winter tNr SCOOPS NU
clare hui ihrrr VIII br mauf cnnurDt
in mnnArf ment ana amateur ciinffN
viii umitiulN.
Woddnr arc wolf directed undar
fhr aNAv which ie believed to eneOnr
age ennHtancy aud tn flauft PROSPERITY
FOND gucHions VIII lp discussed
wliolV through ne coming MONTY nnd
farmers will mshp vigorous urutrstf
fnnrtrniup Noue unusual condition
Labor prohlsms nlNu win intrudc.
Excitement on fno iArlflN caAHf iH
pt9cnohticntod This viii focus SOME
time ln May.
Chicnro has tfa forecast Of cAtfH
ordinary prosperity and ufurfDft.
Gisai increases ~ reputation " irai
Gated.
Persons whose hlflhdhlc So ID maN
nave both good and bus buck in ilv
coming soar They Hhouid beware Nf
aucc'sintion and shuuid safeguard illr
heolth.
childron horn uu ihlN dny VIII Pc
pntefpfislng. generous anh tfufi
worthy Thoy shoeld meet win grn1t
SUCCESS ln life.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
DaweS Tells HOu
Pershing Forced
Unified Command


Paris. April ID ii0rr is how 3fir
enffal Charles ft Dawes tells ne story
oi how rashlnR rui over mifhd com
nmnd for the linya Of communication "
the siiipd arlnie- Dawes i1I IL a. a.
dmntf aten delegates ai the Cleveland.
phip humber of Commerce hf Homer
n johnson. Cleveland w,mipr 81 ths
a. Liquidation commission
When refslne proposed ihe plan 90 2
group ni army officers. thrrg WAS "a
chorus pI objections.
Why one said. that's Impossible
II you no shnt you will become merely a
lmieen Officer between tir Americans
and ffenOh'"
"rrtml pefthinYs lower JAS went ont
just hii infiiirs said Dawes, "as
hr mapped hack this nnsUcr
20 DON'T CARv ~ M MAKES Me-
A pHiNATE' iIN fOH THE Cum
MON NupDi
Ays pofihint WIS present whnn Dawes
told ihe story ils looked dagger =; his
subordinate. bot Dawes vent hlithciy
on A. De- finished hc turned 40 BIZ
elicfs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

fltinetNa ~ iha loua ano.
enisdra Whon I uafH "a thoW.
ltpnirlug aiill aa once bou We're
Wh're thr brown tAe1 delaies stir
7 have rhadrd and whitehead sure
have ipufueAs1 Year hY Npni.
Growing ola anJ twnlna mAA.
coming % ihc duNnN frd was.
nttierd d ilic storms 90 ifO
strained lnl Nf1fiUa Ut the trlin
tut yuu'NN kvpl stnT NuAih nnd know
AZ The fhniua 81 lunH nro.
! can hrly when rlptir afe till
bten fheert WHISTLE shIii
tnlilnH ino ~ Hnnlr lnNf Nlnsl
NfVcr cuinrN J SUMMER dHy
iiui ihe dusty mngk ! iftai
bNrr ui foot 1fH laf4 of hfnu
ono ninouv srH. 1H oi GA
~ffnaf Hdtsniftua HnH NHid
Aud iiiA uid aan De- hi. dreams
Tired uf sptthi rlnuH and schtmoH
fllpa away lo lN vita 500
DnviN ns ht used ~ 90
,corNrisht 1913
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

pilff poison sou would Keep your
mIudN IS on blu uniil No ftpnid
ynu.
NJ you bought fcal estate Wilt
your money. There 4 be 4 vhance
ghp value might drop. aud always
There Il ho iaNes 80 pay
II You bought an automobile,
Why. there's tie upkcep and
"nus io consider
III yuu siuek oar 500 ia n tea.
poi and hid Il away. ike Us not
someone would steal II. or NE mice
would QnaW i into noihinQnoss.
llni VI sou invest thar 800 of
as much more as YOU can rake 20.
Qethcr. why 1on caM forget all
about iis calling your Investment
to mind iwicc o year when IT'S
sine % clip Tie interest coupons.
Nou caut lose your money " you
don't sell Your bonds You know
osacily how much interest Won
wit gel end sou know That the
eonecrn 10 Whieh soN ievosi your
Victory Loan Dollars win not fail,
emnei fail. and will never pay 4
cent less Va interest than what Il
prauisrS
Think Of chat when The Victory
loan salesman comes 10 y0nI
homo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
THE HOME MERCHANT,

Had yoa over thought OF ihis5
That YOUR prosperity Is hound up
with Corpus Christie
ttrpus Chrisli's prosperity 81
bonnd un with That of los busi-
ness houscs. iis Industries, rs
hanhs and Us merchants.
They in turn depcnd upon You
urnn your co-opcrnsion aud
Ninpori The circle is TINS COM
plcted You cannot escape It
III y6nr money stays here at
homo within The home circle, SO
10 spenk. the city furnishes, onr
sehools thrive realty Nalues in-
ercaso, civic undertaking, prosper
and our people enjoy ma era OF
prosperity
III YOU scatter your money
abroad in increasing the business,
OF tho merchants of Chicago, ST.
Louis New York and other far
away cities. then thase cities pros
per as result of rour industry
and the Corpus 6l.iiSii prosperity
wiihers Aud your individual
prosperity also wiihcrs
How shall you guagc your pros
pcrisyi
ijoaSn / II mvdn. after az, rii'i-
ply the completeness Of your WELL
heiagl Doesn't il involve some
thing more than the mere size Of
your incomcl The real criterion
* not the nlnnber of cents IN your
pocketbook. M the sense OF com
fort IA your soul
Tint man h satisfied with life
who has an established position in
a thriving community Nou
wouldn't want ten times your
present income. ii you were earn
ine II IN the middle OF the Sahara
dessert.
igy every act Of your daily life
You Indicate that you arc happier
for living 10 Prospectus eolu-
munity. When you talee the street
cir a. work. when you lunch in 2
restaurant, when you send your
children 10 school, when Sou take
the fumily 20 the movies. whoa
You draw 4 book from the library,
when you enjoy an outing hl the
phrk. when YOU attend church,
yOu are profiling from the bcne-
fits Of community life Granting,
as you do by every aci, that IN
community lie lies your well-be-
ing. II fellows that the more pros-
porous iho community the erenicr
that wcll-hclng.
ii II IS 10 your interest 90 live
IN town, 4 IS prceminenliy to
your interest io keep that town
thriving. fof only while il ihrivcs
viii 10 be allc 10 offer you in the
highest degree the advantages be-
ear. of which you prefer town
life.
And remember that it IS the
home town merchant whose pros.
pcgity Is ihe indies 0f ygsn town =
prosperity More i is the back
bone ~ ~.
The home merchant Is the guar
anior of ihc future of Corpus
Christi Will yoU NOT stand by him
Loyalty as he serves you
30 fair 20 him BE fair to Cor
pms Christi l}c fair 20 yourself
i,ny what you need in corpus
lAr,.iii
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

rlatHatos ~ tNo lane 8au.
n'fpNinN where llto alllsips ntnW
pa iho4f lone rmfH4efth teal8
~ hrn shed sas tofish sf4fr
ilitlN dil kn0W ihc truth
YOURS VIVA p,or|AstluN toiih.
! hnfe lived ard esopd ID Um.
Lilo : hblilluf splaAhtd rs laiu
hNtr Wpp in, gioft ladr
Win 'hn rhHitFta time bnn nn1r.
iui Your bt4Niy AhnWa wa so1f
iiHalluiil foiine sen afe'
inu hove Never ahcd tear.
Nt'fr urfn wennlfH ~ Nnrcr
htErr mfirfel nnyef urfs.
Ni the HhNlme nl youth toU'Fn Kept
.ir uiH piafW 1fFs chat hnaa
NflEn J hlfr rowped Wlth teG
SHARED ltn nOuNH Wc upri f0 plrV
re uNf frHhnNN nnrfh W Hft.
tNWe hNth With ihf iftN. in hlnfn
AMI feHHllfA SOFA from ihH tomb
liudin9 Fuu With fnNrh i.inN.
tHsf HH lH iiit Ions AHo
- EdNNs s. Due.f1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
YEAR AGO TODAY

ynffF IS 4lilf hnl1i VS. ne HfIllaN
butt iht fnf &4IrtA foniinH iii thh
ouiHklfiA 81 l0e4e HUNS capture
Village of No0rnltHenir
German attacks noflhWost Of
Heipa. ana ia tac aNfinfs ~ Hl
NlhlW iMnoVllle anil fe rfftr
Wood wrrr fepNlscd ~ the French
anil liiIilah
TIE dosillr lliu 20 l4 reported Ia
tho poaaetHlun Of tlif Nrflnpnn.
Strong iiflfinh atiaets hA lfunN
near filfenchA.
Violent artillery fighting noflh ~
The Awe and in Doe fe0iua between
fnaieig und Nofon reported
Victory bonds arc wartime
obligation
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
A sTUDY IN pHRENOLOGY,
laV a. W sol SONY

f'hrcnologY teaches chat ona'H CHAR
actor can be- dcfulmlncd NY the shape
of the hoNd md The Development ~
Csc fDrfN-tWH separate organs of tAc
hrnin indicated hy the surface of sac
akul Whcn sfuilnd iu connecting
with uhSsioAEcmt uu' can read ihr
character almost nt q Nluuco Ah ut
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28

our strength is az an times in
proportion 10 0nr courage
cur vision is only q reflection
to orr minds Ia our inicllccts.
Our intellect IS only the guido,
the governor OF our willis. our ac-
tons the intellect Is not the
power of action
The intellect. without courage,
IS ihe source of fear
With every condition nature
gives hos the power of vision to see
i and ihe intelligence 20 interpret
il Il is as natural as the law OF
seliprescrvalion
Courage IS also I'D conformity 40
this natural law, that there IS a
place, q purpose, a reward for
every honest constructive action
Thai there rs natural and ih-
siinctiVe guidance to reward for
AN acts aud accomplishments for
true service a universal iniolll-
geneo beyond human Intelligence.
Nes, there are three elements io
vision, intelligence
and courage, bat Tie greatest of
these rs courage.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-28
RULES FOR SUCCESS.

There ARE three essential Gle.
n,onts jo humap accomplishment
and arhicVrmchl
First. VISION TO see conditions
second, INTELLIGENCE to au-
nlyke and interpret vision.
Third. COURAGE 10 act.
An Of these elements are im.
poriani. bat the MOST IMPORT
ANT ~ courage
u IS the element IN which most
of us are lackin9.
Having vision and intelligence
without courage IS likc q complete
machine, perfect and ready SO ram
m all il. parts, but inactive, for
want at power.
Most of us have vision enough
Most Of ns have intelligence
enough.
But IL any of us Of amy expert
cnec win look back upon our
careers we viii find that most Of
ten our vision was RIGHT, our in-
depreciation was right, that onr
failure 10 grasp opportunities for
achievement has hccn The fear OF
action.
Vision and intelligence without
the courage 10 act are OF no avail
IN every field Of cndcavor we
meet men Of little vision, small in-
tclligcncc and 90 q point Of actual
ignorance, yct they are men of
large accomplishments they have
succeeded in doing exactly what
they started ont TO do.
We wonder at these instances
wc compare them with men of
more Intelligence and education
who have not succeeded
l}nt IL is no wonder at all
n simply means that these mcn
have had large courage of action
ON small vision ana low intelli-
gonco.
These men at who's success we
wander may have made many mis-.
takes and endured large loss
through their lack of vision and
Intelligence, but their courage 81
action has given them a power
over their dciicieui elements and
Tor achievement they have sue
eccded IN spite Of thier losses and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
MAKING BR0OMs AT HOME.

Wellmade brooms command
good prices, and in the southern
states where broom corn grows
wei and the home demonstration
agents, under the supervision OF
the United States department or
agriculture and the state colleges
are encouraging the growing OF
brush and the making of brooms.
Alabama produces excellent broom
corn. and the number Of cub girls
in that state who are interested in
this work is increasing. Broom
machines, by which % to 80 brooms
can be turned out in a day, are
being bought in some of the COM
munities where the work is we'll
started. These are rented to the
club members. who usually pay in
brooms for the use of the machine.
1t costs about 20 cents to make
broom When a girl has learned
to make a perfect product she is
allowed to use the label. Home
Club Broom" on
any she wishes to sell. Many or the
club girls plan to pay college or
normal school expenses with the
proceeds from their broom work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25

ton before the Sc draft boards OF
Cook county will be commenced
next week.
The task OF checking up the
names Of delinquents under the
draft law is progressing. and thus
far a large majority OF the men
who failed to report when ordered
by draft boards are foreigners.
do not recall the name of a single
man of prominence, bat the Chi
cago board list will not be checked
until next week." said Mr.. Witty.
Pace Punishment
After the list is completed the
names Of the deIInquents will be
turned over to the proper federal
authorities who will ascertain
whether the men are "slackers" or
enlisted in some branch of the SER
vice after they registered with
their respective boards. Men
found to be delinquent are subject
to trial and sentence to federal
prison for violating the draft act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
SOLDIERS WILL
FORM new BODY
All Who Served Either I'm This
Country or Abroad Eligible
for Membership.
SESSION IN MEMORIAL HALL
Leroy Philbrook issues CAN 10 Dis
charged Men to Gather To-
morrow Evening.

An discharged soldiers, sailors
and marines in Rock Island and the
lower end of Rock Island county,
will meet in Memorial hall in the
court house tomorrow night.
The session has been called by
Leroy Philbrook for the purpose of
Affecting an organization. Under
the former plan which brought to-
gether only the overseas men, an
organization was started, but
whether or not the new body to be
formed viii mean that the Veterans
OF Foreign Wars will be disbanded
probably will be decided at the ses-
sion tomorrow evening. The Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars was organ
lied 10 days ago and had for its
members only men who served
overseas. It also was a county
body. In the present organization
planned there are to be two dis
tinct organizations, one for Rock
island and the lower end of the
county and one for Moline and the
upper end.
I'm Moline Next Week.
Mr.. PhiIbrook said today that any
soldier, sailor or marine in the low
er half of the county who served
between March rs, 1877, and Nov.
IL. 1918, either in this country or
abroad, is entitled to attend the SEES
sion and should be there because
matters OF importance to each one
will be discussed. Next week there
will be a meeting for Moline and
the upper end of the county in
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
Doctor Prescribed VinoI
For This Poor Mother Who Gould
GHardIy Drag Around"

Glasgow Jet. Ky.--T am farm
er's wife and was suffering from a
nervous breakdown-loss OF flesh
and poor appetite SO could hardly
drag around and do the work for
my family. My doctor prescribed
VinoL It not only made me well
and strong but ! have gained In
weight. Mrs. S. NJ.
The reason Vinol proved such a
wonderful strength creator in Mrs.
Gray's case is because of the beef
and cod liver peptones, iron and
manganese peptonates and glycero-
phosphates combined in pure ma
tive tonic wine, which makes Vinol
the most successful tonic Red
Cross pharmacy, Charles ]. Strate,
Bengston's drugstore and druggists
everywhere.
p. S.-For Eczema Of Scalp try
our Saxol Salve. Money back If It
fails.--(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
BE PATIENT AT.
SOLDIER DELAY
NaK Department Issues Statement
Announcing That Troops Are
Needed in Europe.
10 MAKE CERTAIN VICTORY
Draft Boards Cannot Be Used I'D
Generalization Because of
Their Number.

In an appeal to the people of the
country to have patience because
all American troops are not home
& from France the war department
gives warning that the war is not
over, declares troops must be kept
IN Europe to assure the certainty OF
victory gained, and asserted that
American soldiers must remain in
& Europe even after peace has been
signed TO carry out the terms of the
settlement.
The statement was prompted by
what the war department described
asS general misunderstanding of
Ee system Of deKuobihzatfon, ex-
planning particularly why the pro-
posal to utilize the draft boards of
the country in returning soldiers to
zheIr homes was disregarded.
Troops must be kept in France
for such army Of occupation as may
+ be decreed by the treaty OF peace"
says the statement, land for every
division held there to 'clinch the
fruits of victory must be kept a
/ certain proportion OF men for their
supply, to provide measures for
their comfort and for their final en-
barkation.
'If the people OF this country
would evoke the same splendid pa
4riotlsm that enabled US to triumph
so gloriously, and, realizing the
necessities and difficulties still con-
fronting US, counsel patience on the
part of their loved ones, and prac-
fice 1t, they would render the ma
ton still another distinct and patrt-
otto service"
Describing the detailed machin-
gerry that would be necessary at each
e&M. of the local draft boards in
Gem utilization, the statement adds:
"Abbut $3.50 local draft : boards
would have to be provided with this
necessary personnel and other fa-
ciiities. The machinery Of each To-
cal draft board would have to be
maintained intact as long as there
were In the service men from the
particular district involved. The re-
quilt would be that IN order to &C
oonpIish Generalization by these
methods a much larger force would
have TO be maintained than 10 now
required for this special purpose at
the existing rehabilitation camps,
and the demands for discharge from
such forces, which are already very
great, would be multiplied.
Would Cause Complications.
eff the man were discharged at
The dernobiIization center he would
become a civilian, entitled to all the
rights and privileges of citizenship.
and the government could not send
him anywhere. If he wished to
proceed TO his home he could do so,
end II he wished TO go to any other
section of the country he could do
so.
Nor could the government ef-
feet his discharge at one place and
tell him that he would receive his
nav at another. They couldn't make
his pay conditional on hts going to
a certain place. Such action would
Re ,eorse than illegal. Moreover.
.Snder the law. a ticket cannot be
given him. He Is entitled by law
TO 81 cents per mile travel pay
when discharged. and a ticket can
not be substituted for any part OF
his pay"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, We1-Known
.-s~ess Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M. Edwards for 17years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
mentS During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of =
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying of the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches listless, no-good feeling, all out
Of sorts inactive bowels, you take one of
nr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
a time and note the pleasing results,
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just tokeepin thepink ofcondi-
ton. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25

against the company should be de-
termined. 1.-THE officers of the city
recognize that the city business is
the business OF the citizens and
we want to advise and cooperate
with you In a matter of SO much
consequence to the citizenship"
the advertisement read.
The citizens turned out In num-
bers and voted approval of the
commissioner plan to refuse to pay
rate increase of so cents a month
ordered by the government 70 begin
this month. Suit will be started
to enjoin collection of higher rates
than those given in the franchise
granted by the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
POLICE ARREST
five IN HOUSE
conduct Ffrst Raid in Several
Months and Nab Three Men
and Two Women Inmates.

Have the Rock Island police
started the cleanup of the city said
several weeks ago to have been
needed? 1t looks as though they
have.
The first raid conducted in sew
eral months by the blue-coated Of
ficers took place last night at 126
Twentieth street and three men and
two women were placed under ar
rest. Patrolman. J. j. Kinney and
Roland S. Berry and Detective
Dennis Bennett are responsible for
the arrests
1t is stated by the police that the
illegal sale of liquor was being car
ried on at the place and that the
house was generally disorderly.
The inmates all plead guilty to
charges of disorderly conduct when
arraigned before Magistrate C. J.
Smith in police court last night.
J. T. Swain, said to be the keeper