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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30
WOULD ORGANIZE
TO PROTECT QUAIL
Game Warden Howser Suggests Or.
ganization in Every County to
Protect Game.

The organization of a game and
fish protective association in every
county of the state, is the only way
for US to protect our wild life, says
W. D. Howser, state game warden
Continuing, he says:
1t has been just few years since
the wild turkey and ruffled grouse
or native pheasant, could be heard in
every section of our state. Where
can we hear them now? When did
you see the Greater Yellowlegs, the
American Bittern, the Florida CALI
mule, the Snipe and the Sandpiper,
the Grebe, the Brant, or the Wild
Goose, or find the nest of Wood
cock?
Do you hear the Bob Whites call as
often as you did when a boy? Do
you not remember number of birds
that you have not seen for num-
Der of years?
Shall our birds disappear, or will
you help protect them? Will you
not call together a number of your
friends and help organize an Asso-
citation for the protection of birds
and the fish in your county?
By cooperation aolne, can we hope
to protect our wild life, and if you
are a farmer, a bird-lover, sports
man Won Ouuht Tn ha iptaroctad IL,
the bird-life of your community your
county and your state.
Let's get together and protect the
remaining birds, because they afford
the best sport to the sportsman, the
most pleasure to the naturalist, the
most help to the farmer, and the
most protection to the health of our
community, mans best friend, the
bird. Will you help to do your
part?
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In County Court, Paris, Tenn,
May Q, 1919,
Mrs. M. B. Lamb ct al.
VS..
Albert Baltimore, ct ais.
Petition to sell land.
1t appearing from the statements
of Petitioners Petition, which is
sworn to, that the defendant, Francis
Baltimore us resident of~Hickman,
KY, and a non-residenteof the State
of TENNESSEE 1t is$ordered by the
Clerk that hs epser his appearance
herein, at the, June term of the
County Court, to be held for the
County Of Henry, at the courthouse
in the City of Paris, Tenn, on the
third Monday in June next, and
plead, answer or demur to Petition
er's Petition, or the same will be TAX
en- as confessed as to him and set for
hearing ex parte.
1t is further ordered that copy of
this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Weekly Paris
ian, newspaper published in Paris,
Tenn.
w. |. Dale, Clerk.
Fitzhugh & Morton,
Attys. for Pet. 12-4t
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
G. W. Willard to L. C. Mathis, lot

Y G. W. Willard to L. c. Mathis, lot
$25.
IS H. V. Somerville and wife to C
4. Williams ct ais, lot, $500.
CT. Williams ct ais to II. V. Som
erville, lot, $500. ne
G. E. Head ct ais to R. G. Bennett
lot, $275.
G. E. Head ct ais to R. G. Bennett
lot, $275
Mrs. Maud Hudson to w. L. Ben
nett, lot, $3.50.
Sarah Chairman to R. H. Caldwer
lot, $500.
County Court Clerk to William
McFadden, acres, $780,
r W. 7. Hathaway to A. w. Spauld
ing, 10 acres, $500.
e. Cfattan to G. A. Culpepper
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30
HUNDREDS OF BUYERS.

Have inquired of US for farms
Among them we may have a buyei
for yours waiting.
If not, we know how to find one.
Alexander & Co.,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30
itabitual Constipation Cured
In IA to II DAVIS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for Ia to q days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30

other sizes in proportion. Why pay
about the same for $500 mile tires?
l3-tf W. ~ Porter Automobile Co.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-30

TIRES---Prices have been reduced
On AJAX 5000 Mile Castings. We
IAN sell you 30x3 l-2 for $2035;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

this: Tho trouble with America is
the lack Of moral principle. New.
moral statutes may be needed but
statutes cannot put morals where
morals do not exist
You cannot raise the standard Of
morals by raising tho scale III
wages: you've got to 80 higher than
The pay envelope to find. ont the
cause ~ vice and of virtue and IT.
i'm the hearts Of men ard Of women.
] tell YOU The thoughtful business
mon all over this land arc awaken
ing 10 the perijs that threaten our
cities and our civilization in the
widc-sp rcad disregard for the old
time principles Of integrity. homes
tv and manhood. and business mon
rrWhcrC are recognizing as
never before that il civic righ'
eousness prevails, If graft in high
places IS oHerthrown. il the great
ava iarChe of vice that threatens
our nation is stopped. if the tidal
wave Of intemperance and dissina-
tfo1 that threatens tine young man
hood Of our land and imperils our
destiny al nation ii these evil
forces arc going to he drr~ot7r it /
will be done ~ and through tho re- /
iEjon ri Jesus Christ That's thc
only religion.
"Hry call " me Lord Jo-d =nGf
5o not the things aas-" in poll {
lies
] am not 4 partisan. believe in /
he man instead Ct the party. Al
.houEh J am a Republican. auti-sa-
00n Republican. 7 vote for Demo
rat If he is 3 better man than toe
Republican didn't vote for vii
on, but III back him to the Lass (
Itch because he's = great man.
Why call St. me Isord. ord. a05
10 not the things ! say" in poll
iCs2
The trouble s. my friend, that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
AND FEMALE

l-I5A,DEEDS, MEN. WOMEN. s1IO0
y~ar- government Office and outside no
srlIons Ist free Franklin Institute.
Dent SOS, Rochester. n. L
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
SERVICE TO GOD
is The PROOF OF
HONEST LIVING
Continued from Page Fivc.)

Continues from Page Five)
ic the omn1poteut and omniprcscut
God. No, No.
Come with me. Here is bunch
OF blear-eyed, bloated faced
ragged, filthy. Yermin-coveTed old
loafers in stale beer-jOint or
ban tan dive with bugs wriggling
oyer them, filthy in their excre-
,Sfnent; they are sitting around
pine table, and they've got a mug
Of booze. Each fellows got
schooner, and he's going to knock
the white layer off and lay that
suds under his belt And there
they've got a few old greasy pen
MES or nickels and they are going
TO play pack of greasy cards to
see who will lug home the Jack
pot when they arc through
Fear High Rollers.
Here is bunch. my friends. Of
high rollers. down in some paIatial
home; all of them dressed decoIleta
THAT means their collar around
their waisD and there they have /
rctlnUe Of servants TO wait on /
them and they are hitting thb booze. +.
They are playing bridge to see who .
will lug home the cream pitcher. 4.
my friends, or the diamond or a
pair of dancing pumps or silk hose. (
BAY, ! fear that gang more than
! do this bunch. If that gang ever
got their clutches on my hov. that
dirty bunch will never Eef him
Here's where they beEiu-here.s
matriCulate - here's where tncv
Observation-Disclosures vher thy grad
graduate. Here's where they head
Rut OF the yards here's where the
devil punches their ticket on tho
last division this side Of hell
That's the bunch,
Why call We me Lord. Lord -
There seems to be no occasion OF
brains in many OF our society WON Il
en-. Oh. If you can join gracefully
in the inaneties Of J dinner Won
Will pass muster but if YOU happen
10 be familiar with anything that r
the real men in this country are do +,
ing, and happen to show familiar ,
lty with it, you viii be looked upon I
as frightful bore: they will wish ,
that YOU were out Oh. some of our
women are selfish, they are pfEzish
they are content. with comfortahfe r
living quarters. a good dinner. polo. /
bridge. auto. fine clothes. box at +
the opera They will pIav bridge 5
all night and all morning: tFcv will / g
30 to a matinee in the afternoon a
they will hire taxi to take them r
home and then borrow 25 cents
from the hired girl to start the gas 2
meter.
Oh, many of them arc empty i
shells: they are meaningless. ac- f
complish nothing. The horizon Of f
their lives seems to be bounded bv n
visions and dreams of booze and j
Of fiesh-pots-
Many of our young men will d
splutter. spIUrge. spend their b
iaddy's fortune, engage in four
lours' conversation and never Ut
er a sensible sentence. spend their e
money on fast women and wins ii
haven't brains enough to amuse ana Ie
entertain a playful kitten; ana b
many of our girls-oh, they will er
iirt and they will paint-if you c,
= ould kiss one of them you'd die Of C.
PAINTERS collie. When a little sissy "
ONES in with a dress six inches v,
lbove her shoe-tops a man cant A
COX on her with rig on like that "a
nd have prayer-meeting thoughts
20, sir z,
Blame on Mothers. of
Oh, the painted-fac manicured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

the Lincoln, the Clay. tho u ebsier.
the Sumner. the Calhoun and tn .
Douglas type Of American states
man have been supplanted by the
goOd-fOr nothing, God -fOrsaken,
rat-holc. tinhorn. Weascl-Cyed. pea
nut grating politicians If our dav
and vet tho day OF politicians o.
that Kind and Of that brand is over
with; they arc through with that
type of politicians in America w
are getting through with that class
Of fellows
Jesus Christ will abolish lust.
drunkenness, Jesus Christ will
regulate every tariff: Jesus Christ
viii regulate every social and finar-
cial question Oh, my friend, there
is no reason Rhy tho politics of to-
day should not become the COE-
muni0n Of tomorrow
10 God IN Politics.
The trouble is VIC have no God IT,
American politics; we've GOT
sang Of devils We've got the devil
of Office seeking, we've got tire
devil Of fraud, we've got he deri1
Of graft we've got The devil OF IN
justice. we've cot tho devil of waste
fUlness. we've got No God: We've
got plenty oC rum. we've got n1nut.
Of rye. we've got plenty of beer.
we've got plenty OF pork harrcis,
we've got plenty of City. plenty OF
state. plenty of nati0uaI frauds
no God
/ do not believe in the union Of
and Of state. No. sir. And I
Won never can unite, sir. and die
tate and run this government hr .
any ecclesiastical power on God /
dirt Never Never,
All the news all The tine-Tbe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

/ fineernailed, pencils eyehrowc }.
! fudge eating, gUn-chewing. ra2-
( time. singing, little frizule-headcd
! sissics that can't turn a Gapiaek
without splattering the batter all
over tho kitchen they will sit down
a. the piano and sjn~ "Dh. does
tho spearmi7t lose its favor on The
bednpst over niCht7''
Now, listen to me a minute. say,
1 think that the fool mother Who
will allow f6-vear-oId Sis now
YOU hear me, ! think that a fool
mother that viii allow If--ear-
old sissy to float around town ami
I0yrtdo and hit the c7bsrets tin ,
O'Clock in the morning With p coar-
terlcit sport with weak jaws AMI
weaker. morals, puffy eyeJds. green
vest. pair Of spat5 on Oh. she's on
entug the front door ans inviting
sin and disgrace to Crras her
TIRES hold
Il you don't know what kind os
company Your daughter keeps c-
what time Of n light she turn in and
hits The hay, ] want to terl You tna
your roar when tho tongues Of SOS
sip get busy Will sound about ss na-
thetic as wheezc on = Jews harm
And the fool girl who insists or
spooning with every marriagcabrc /
young fellow Of her set ought to hr I
backed into tho wo0dshod and rs
lievcd Of her ovcr-suUpIy Of aHec- +
ton with q pair Of slippers laid On (
across both bcmisphercs. !
III rather that a daughter oil
mine would kiss blind hog through /
. barber wire fence on F-fd4y
night, the thirteenth Of the month .
than 10 change partners three
nights a week with the lights turn
cd out
Its q. good deal harder to marry
off a girl that has been paved over n
by every yap in the community than
i IS to fatten sheep on baled 4
5havings or pineapple ice. You
san't goldbrick q, sharp-eycd sutton
any easier than you can fasten
pair Of pajamas on a billy E0at
And by Joe, Id give more for one
good, God-feaTlng. manipulating.
5ocE-darniuc. bread-makiug. pray +
ng mother in Israel than 7 would /
or a whole trainload Of these IfttIa
rizzle-headed sissies of our day.
ny friends. and the way they are
living and how they are going.
Why call We me Lord, Lord. AMI
10 not the things which l say in
luSiness2
Business Need Religion.
Wait miHutel / believe God
alls men to business: 7 believe
hat righteousness in business will
cad not only to the success Of that
BUSINESS but TO a tremendous infu-
nee upon moral character in the
community, as well. You never
an separate your manhood from
our business and when you divorce
our business from religion Cod
lmighty will divorce himself from
on.
Too often business consists in
citing all you can and keeping oft
the penitentiary.
Bluntly put, ny friends, I t1i1k
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

--.--l-- .-~~-.------~ -. ---.-, -.
/ BIRDS EyE MAPLE KTTCHEE CAS-
met Ize box. bros sanitary couch
stanl5. stoves and other bouz= hold fur
e -Ire. Must sell by NCdn-s day. 92l
Firth avcnuc-
! ARCH BACH PtELOE TABLE BASKET
Must bc sold by THURSDAY l3O3 Fortietr
( rtreet-
TEAM wAGoE HARNESS. Will. SELL
cn5an- ZIG Sixth avenue.
/ COMBINED COAL AND CAS- RANCE
/ rorch swing dining room table. afj
Seventeenth street.
( FURNITURE COOP CONDITION 5000
today would cost 81 zoo Phone
( 26laI. Can $50 Forty third street r
SOFT COAL HEATER HARD COAL
heater, Crown Jewel COOS stove gas
stove. All 10 first class condition Also
couch 1435 Thirty fifth street
PREMIER ELECTRIC CARPET SWEEP
e.. Price 500 Good as new r /. 80.
CIRCASTAN AND WALNUT BED AND
dresser cas- dining table and chairs,
two rockers. three small also large
rugs paror suite iron bed. springs and
mattress 30 foot new hose and = b H.
motor. Cheap Tor cash. 1902 Thirty
sixth street.
KITCHEN CABINET. HALF PRICE, 9xI2
rue Phone f, 1885,
BARGAIN. ALMOST NEW FOLDING
r}acx God baby carriage. with hood
rubber tires. Sc. 1104 Fourth avenue.
TOLEDO COUNTER SCALE. ELECTRIC
coffee mil. Both IN good condition viii
sell cheap. Gail r L 3o67.
CRATES ALSO POPCORN. TWENTY
NTH avcHu- and SiSteenth street. o. F.
Ferris
COOK AND HEATING STOVE ROCK
Island maSe. Also flashing machine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

EocK. ISLAND COUNCIL 40. 20, r. q S.
M-Ths tater assemblies OF Rock Is
land Council No 20, Is & S M~ VIII
he held on the third "wednesday Of each
month C. W. Thatcher, 4. M .. T..
Hllae brandt TCCurd1G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

CCAI, LODGE 10. Cos. T. O. o p,
Meet every Thursday evaulus
at ODD Fellows temple on
- Fourth avenue. between Sew
e2ItE2- ruteuth and ElEhtGelth streets
gsS%=n b IS. Lelferuan, n Co VII
S4EtEI ham GuldenEopi Il. First
Thursday OF month. InttaEaFT
decree. frzt. -ceold and THIRD dEErae Lbe
Lo4oNlus IuLrzlay-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

ROCK ISLAND CHAPrEE 40 zoe,
order Eastern Star Regular mectuss
second wednesday Of edch nolln' ~
iunr sLars welcome Mary l.. Erlll,
". n . Mary +. kre4a, secretary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
PEA Is.

PATENTS SECrREn PBEE ADVICE 10
IN On tors r7echanirsi drs7inEs made
V \. HasEaiI patent attor-eF = Fl
MIch7eils mechanical engineer. 6bg-sIo
Best BidE hone f. J 16G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

rHr STATED CaHGESFE or ROCK
Island Commauuary RIO. lhf
.sTS& FniEat7 lemptaF VIII be- held
$eAkEz thr second Monday Of each
a %53 81 month S. F. uaNH command
~ er j. l. Hickey recorder
praetIco drills hrst and thir1
Special eouc.aye MONDAY. sept. Id 81 Q
!. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

$4,000 -
a4.f 5c,- - =, - - y. ~ : - p
f52} Fa5rtb -ve,..,e III
20 ll ~ -1'.1
/ YoJNe MAN. ABOUT IL FOR GFNT-Iz
/ al office wort 4nr RnHi,.oT, nit
,,17T- $780,
/ be good At fEur5s GOOD pises for IN.
! proper psrtv. Ann7tra firms must h
I suu giving ~ fareree4 -Addrr-z FmpIo9
/ ~ ere i,o-h Ls-sna Arsls
I Fol + Young MEN TO TAKE POSI-
tons. Pay s. per dsv Experience m
our line not necessary Sfazdv uor.s
NIT CUTTER Also MARKET EQUIP.
,-------z--, : :, -
/ bua ~ X 10 YEARS STEADY EN-
po1 n'ent. GOOD pay. Apply @55i Fourth
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- -
" AZ TED SHIESIE N.
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.sesn, ~ a nj ~ IL 81, ~; ~
be-t ~ talent reed r.rr,i,- TssrL5Cr r.
frIr- "a C1ovn1arI OH,
statesmen TO SELL PHONOGR-APHS
ara records direct to consumers free
I'd Ioreri, Z f},5Tr,a - X III.
South state = Cbica~o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
RATES

Six cents Ger line first Insertion
Three cen5s per line zach Adca tionAI
lnsertlcn- No al less than Is CENTS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
FOR HEyT-R0OMS-

Fgh HENT-Rt0MS
/ -s--~---~-------->~--~.-~---, ------~--~-~-l
ROOM FURNISHED FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. 90 TFentletb street
ROOMS TWO. MODEEN- LTgHT HOUSE
keeptn-- 4Io3 Seventh avenue r. /
1853 *
ROOMS FRONT, MODERN. FURNISHED
ono suitable for coup 2 or tao ladies
centrally located Phone + l. 1901
Payne apartments No .
( ROOMS MODERN. FURNISHED FOR
light houscheepiHs. I21I Fourth ave
nue.
ROOM MODERN FURNISHED. FOR
Light hOusekeep ping. with httchenue tie.
l-It Fourth avenue
/ ROOM. WILL FURNISHED SLEEPING.
/ near ear 'ircs Also roo mfor car. 53b
TwentE-thi-d street
ROOM LARGE FURNISHED. MODERN :
4 suitable for two. $40 Nineteenth street.
/ Rooms TWO MODERN. FURNISHED.
/ ItSht ousekcopiGg Couple ou,y. 40
/ Seventeenth street
I ROOMS LARGE FRONT DOWNSTAIRS
/ nicely furnished suitable for two street
Iy modern. Also other nice rooms At
| 4294
ROOM VERY PLEASANT. MODERN.
sleeping. Two uufurnIahed rooms
ground floor SIG Nineteenth street.
ROOMS MODERN- FURNISHED FOR
light Housekeeping. Also sleeping. 81
Tenth street.
Rooms MODERN FURNISHED FOB
light Housekeeping. 20 Sixteenth street,
ROOMS TWO. HOUsER EEPING FURN-
i-hed- steam heat Stevens Apartments.
--9s Fifth avenue
ROOMS THREE MODERN LIGHT
house keeping. 1921 Third avenue
board to two LADIES employed, desirable
every home privilege. Close IN. ZIG
Eleventh avenue
SMALL APARTMENT. FURNISHED
complete strictly modern suitable for
tVo. Parkcrs apartments, 1872 Second
Rooms THREE. STRICTLY MODERN.
hght housekeeping TO IWenty-third
street
ROOM DESIRABLE. FOR YOUNG
lady. B. /. 3u58. 1910 Seventeenth
street
Rooms. DESIRABLE LIGHT HOUSE
keeping 1919 Second avenue
Dol BILE PARLORS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
ING. Strictly modern -9U5 Firth avenue.
ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED AIRY, /
hight, lavatory in room one block from
car, every modern convenience. Instan- /
taneous neater for bath. 953 Seven I
teeuth street
ROOM: OSE BLOCK FROM HIGH
ROOM FRONT NODERN FU REIsH- I
ed suitable for Two 1886 Second ave I
cue
YOUNG MAN. ROOMMATE IN PRIVATE .
home Very pleasant surroundings and
rent reasonable II taken soon. S'}s
Twenty Hrsl street on Long view inc.
Two books from high school. BreaHfa-t.
d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED or
continued 10 date GOV rlnG any real rs
tate III the county Prompt and accurate
service al reasonable rates Rock L.
land Title g. Abstract company: W J.
Sweeners secretary 206-2i2 Central
Trust & Savings Bang building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

q
XG-A3 ROCK ISLAND LODGE 40
FisAkkSyA aa0 b j.. o. E.s Regular meet
E4IAkj ms FIRST aud thtrd Mondays j.
Nsasc| O. Seartr. exalted ruler. 4, 81.
LslaCsOu. secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
WANTED TO RENT.
TO ENFU4NGT.

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LOT N GARDEN ADDITION N ET-
change IS first payment on g room
nl0daru house. Address Lot Cart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15


ROOM FURNISHED FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. 90 TReniletb street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

--------------~---~--~-
POSITION IS HOUSEK EEPER n WIn-
over $ home Not more than two chill
dren Eta AdalF. .U2 West Eighth
street. tlcdo. iiI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

ONE ROOM AND KTPCEENETTE. FUR-
nIshed for light housekeeping strictly
modern. Avalon apartments. 51S Sec
ond aFenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15
FOR sALR-CTTY PROPERTY.

-~-------~---~-~--~---~s
HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS MODERN WITH
garage: east front extra vile lot half
bioca from car line. Also from Long
view park. n l. 3626-Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

HOUSE; FINE LOCATION on THE
hill Is on acre OF fine garden land. Can
haze two adjoining acres with the
same. ". Franks. Thirty second street
and Twenty fourth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-15

BIRDS EVE MAPLE Kitchen CAB
met re box. bros. sanitary couch
stanl5. stoves and other bouz= hold fur
Firth avfuur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-05
FAMOUS HEAL I'll RESORT
TREATMENT At HOME
Nervous and Rundown People Can
Now Obtain Relief Without Going
to Health Resort.

UOnuTo Ilg0I ~ frl,ol =. , ,,-,,,,l,,
health resort whom rhov ,yoro ror,.o,,,
thin. weak. rundown and foit tirod an
The time. There they roupd nhvst
clan whose ramo had snreod far a,I
wide for the romor.ablo su,coss ,hat bc
had in treating inst that lind of noonIo
And tho .ocrot or bis s,ccos, Voc. ,
tonic that no nrenarad fo, hi. na+io,,s
according to his oun fornorl, which
talicn according ro his directions oai,,l
for him his nonuIoritv
,rhis ,,,,, ..,ia 800. -,....-.,.,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-05
AVIATOR son OF GENERAL
DICkMAN, WITH COMRADE.
KILLED IN PLANE FALL

Amer.cus, Ca, April Lieut-Col
Frederick W. Dickman, commanding Of
dcer at Souther Field, near this city
and Major John W. Butts, executive
officer We're killed this afternoon when
their arplane plunged 200 feet to the
ground.
Colonel Dickman was the son Of Ma
jorGeneral Dickman, commanding the
Third army Of occupation on the Rhine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-05
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
The Many Mysteries of
Nature
BY L. W. BOWER, NJ. D.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-05
DRESS UP WEEK
TO Be OBSERVED
IN MANY CITIES

There is no mystery about the
nress-Up idea
Most people have the Dress-Up in
stinct naturally. and will always dress
to the best of their financial intcl-
lectual and artistic ability for the great
pleasure and happiness that it gives
them.
There are others, however, who do
not seem to realize the value Of a
good appearance and the influence
that good clothes has on character
The Dress.'p celebration, therefore.
should help them TO "see the light Of
day" The time has gone by when
the slouchy man on woman can get
by" in the everyday whirl Of life in
live, progressive cities. What is true
in the larger communities is more or
less true in the smaller ones
Clothes consciousness rightly APP
piled, is highly commendable. and leads
man or woman To dress not only in
good taste, but i'm clothes of excellent
wearing quality Mere cXtravaeant
dressing does not indicate that the
wearer Of bizarre clothing has caught
the Drass-Up spirit 1t Indicates
rather a clothes weakness, which
should be corrected.
The Dress-Up Bureau says that. from
Indications reaching ~ offices. the
celebration of Drcss.Up Week this
year viii be one of the most far.reach.
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