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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

REFIECTu.
DERANJARI MINTALE.

Stunt multime de oameni ee
sufera de ,,deranjari mintale'', a
cestia sc pot foarte usor cunoas-
tie prin ,aiurar1e" lor att de
lipsite de ratiune. Uni dintre a
cestia aiurau, pima mai zilele tre-
cute ca ,,Fondul Biruintei'' nu e.
xista GU toate ca s'au incasat 81
Sc incaseaza mereu. Ri, acum sc
vede ca deranjarea mintala a pro
gresat 81 mai multi, acum insusi
Liga~ Nationala numai exista
Mi aceasta un semn ingrijitor
Gel din localitatea ,,prietenilor"
dar mai ales membrii de la scotia
ligei locale, ar face bine daca al
face cofecta 81 sd plateasca po
vre-un medic ca sd faca cerce-
tart. altfel miine-poimiine iN
vom pomeni ca striga ca nici
Statele Unite nu mai exista.
Nu-i vorba, nu-i tocmai lie
multi de cind scriau ca ,.directo-
rul" ar fl avut eonvorbire cIl
un oare care redactor care ar 'i
sHbminat pc alt redactor. Aura
rea ,,directorului'' G cit Sc poata
de invederata, pentru ca ,,direc-
torul'' pOate va avea treeere pc
la consulul Ungariei, insa pc ia
alta organizatie nu are trecere.
Insa nu e numai att, Gu alta o.
'cazie ,,directorul" marturisit
ca ell nnmai a asistat la convo'-
bire, he observat de nimeni, unda
auzea despre conspiratie. Naste
acum fntrebarea, cind a minyn
d-nul director cind a scris,
orr cfnd a comunicat confidential
omului> nostru? Reiese insa din g.
ceasta ca d-l director nu mai
este responsible de ceea ce vorbe-
ste orr scrie. Cauza deranjarea
mintala = cauza de care sufare
intreg personalul ,,confratllor' .
Oar sa ne intoarcem la 1iga +;
pentru ca moi stim ca suntem
membrii al Ligei, 81 suntem null
te mil, oare moi aceste mil de
membrii nu suntem factorii :e
formeaza Liga, ori cu ate cuvln-
te moi nu mai existam? Nu int
leg, suntem npi nebuni, ari sunt
cei ce zic ca Liga nu exista?
Daca e sa decidem aceasta
chestie dupa majoritate, atunci Ia
Liga sunt mai multe mil de mem
bril-, citi sunteti d-tra die, ,ce ziel
lea Liga nu mai existaP
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
POT SAL OBTIN?>- Gu SIGU-
RANTA.

Legea prohibited atpus publl-
cul in fierbere. Multe persoane
dintre acele carl stu ca singurul
remediu pc care Sc poate conta
intotdeauna in cazuri de lipsa df
apetit, vIntVri in pintece, con
stipatie, durere de cap. 81 diferi-
te alte boale provenite din cauza
stomacului este Timers Ameri-
can Elixer of Bitter Wine, pc
scriu Gu ingrijorare: Va atinge
prohibitia acest remediu? Pot
sal mai obtin dupa' l Iulief 81
CUR cal vel putea obtine tocmal
ca 81 astazi, fiindca Timers A
merican Elixer Of Pitten Wine e.
ste un medicament legitimat, a
carui formula fost din nol a.
probate in 2 Maiu 1919 de depar-
tamentul de take al Statelor y
mite din Washington, D. G., cs
find in conformitate in tot res.
pectul Gu legea prohibited, =
Triner's Angelica Bitter Tonic
q fost deasemenea aprobat din
nou ~ cunosti acest remediu M.
nunat7 Ell recl8deste pnterea q
energia 81 face ca greutatea ~
crului brutal s4 devie useara ca
pana, Gees ce fnsemneaza pn ma.
lie ajutor pentru farmer in apro-
piatul timp Al secerisului Cum
para-ti prcyizia de scum q tine
~ al aceste remsdii larfItdem'1
ia cas3. Ori ces farInaeist gle vim
de. Joseph Trimmer = OcmI'ar
NJ 13o3 lS Ashland Aye.,
Chieago, "a. v.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

Edmonton, Alberta. I'm, foe
IA nimicit ieri aproape GU desavir-
sire orasul Lac He Biche din Al
berta. Trei suite de locuitori an
ramas fara adapost. Guvernnl
provincial a TRIMS in graba un
tren de ajutorars
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|NF0RmATIUN|

vapor scufundat de nina. =
Gothemberg, Suedia. = Yaporul
american Gu numele Lake Placid
loyit ieri nina linga insula
Vinga, in apropiere de aici, 81
s'a scufundat. Toti eel de pc bord
all fost salvati.
Linsarea unui ucigas. - M'Hen-
ry, Miss. - Imediat dupa ce s'a
aflat ca impuscase 81 ucisese pc
directorul unei fabrici anume j.
H. Roger, negrul Will Moore a
fost prins de ceata de lume i'll
furiata 81 linsat.
Regenerarea armatei rusesti. :
.Omsk. - Noua armata ruseasea
de sub comanda generalilor Gal
da 81 Diedrichs Sc intareste 81 sa
rchipeHza mai blne pc II ce tre-
ee, asa Cd atunci cind trupele air
ate Sc yor retrage din Russia, ca
lie va lua locua. Lipsa de hrana
descurajaza rau armatele boise
vice de pc frontul de vest.
Comisiune americana in Ger
mania. Berlin. Sc anunta
Official Cd Germanii STUNT eata 4
permite unei comisiuni americana
sa 1ntre in Germania Gu scopul de
q culege informatinni privitoare
la proprietAtile americanilor de
acolo. Ia schimbul acetsei perini.
stunt, bine iiiteles, Germanii vor
ii lasati sa- 81 trimita 81 ei . comi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

OaSpeFll ue la OulgSJOWn, w.,
au fost primiti la CARA cit Sc
poate de Rece de un ON a carui
hume Sc termina in Anu. De ar
fl fost primiti mai calduros, poa-
te ca, ar fl fost totusi o leaca de
foe de pale.
Stercahitul lara STA scos lin vi
leag mutra. Usor Sc vorbeasca o.
mul nostru, acuma are ,,pita" 81
nu-i mai trebue ca pc vremuri
cind Use ispravisera centii 81 nu
avea dolari; dar ian fiji nitel
pc asteptare Ca Ia fiert inca a.
pa 81 mai tirziu sa fie ,,mai
frumos"
Daca are 0 droaie de mosteni
tori flaminzi, lln ON 'batrIn, dc
Object traieste SO ami pentru ca
sal doara 81 mai mutt pc moste.
nitorii flaminzi.
Adus inaintea atarui scaun de
lege. suntem siguri ca William
HOhenzollern are sd Sc apere eli
Sc poate de multi 81 bine. Gu toa.
te acestea moi suntem de credin.
ia ca dInsul Ear Invoi mai bucu-
ros Sc tale lemne Gu ferestreul 81
mai departe 81 Sc poata tacea.
Unii barbati din tara aceasta
ar deveni poate ca mai BUM ce-
tateni, daca STAR schimba ciorapii
atita de des pc cit de des Isl
schimba parerile.
O noua industrie neesentiala
Bella Kun apeleaza la America
sal scape!
Omul care este ingrijorat maj
multi asupra intrebarii ca ce va
cugeta lumea despre ell, de object
este un ON la care lumea nu s'sl
cugetat 81 nu Sc va cugeta nlcl
odata.
Cind sunt logoditi, dinsa crede
ca dinsul este singurul ON dim
lume care ar putea-o Intelege.
1nsa dupa ce Sc casatoresc, VA
asigur, el are sa faca toate sfor-
tarile Gu putinta, 81 totusi nu va
putea-o fntelege.
Crinolinul de pc vremuri hu a
fost o moda tocmai rea. Pima a
cuma nu am auzit nici odata ca
atare fata, pc vremea crinolinu-
lui, ar fl 1ncercat sa danseze
,.shimmy".
Nu-i vorba: orr cit de rau al
fl un !barbat, femeia-sa totusi
crede in bunele lui intentiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

calatoria unui print. Ottawa
Ont. - S'a anuntat ca printul
de Wales va yizita Canada in
August 81 Va lua parte 81 la cere-
monia facuta cu prilejul deschi-
derG noului palat al parlamentu-
lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
Bible folosita. in spionai.

Bible folosita, in spionaj. =
New York. - Unul dintre meto-
dele prin care spionii Germani
din America cautau in timpul a.
zboiului sd comunice Gu guvernul
german, a fost scrierea de mesa
gil in cod secret pc copertele u
nei biblii. Faptul acesta a fost
marturisit de madam Marie De
Victorica in timpul judecarei 'ui
Willard j. Robinson, acuzat Gle
tradare. Madam Victorica a mar
turisit ca dfnsa detese lui Robin
son bible in care erau scrist
diferite ordine in cod secret 81 Gu
cerneala invizibila. Dinsa spunea
ca cerneala invizibila 0 adusese
din Germania, absorbita in niste
cravate albe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

sune in Statele Unite pentru ace
lasi scop, dindu-i-se garantie de
libeara miscare in orr ce directie
privitoare la proprietatile supu-
silor Germani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

cane, doctori, ingrijitoare sau
medicamente din America. Ziarnl
este plin de articole in care Ame-
Irica este atacata, lar Americana
de toate clasele tree prin vremuri
grele in Siberia.
Presedintele Braziliei in audi
enta la Papa. - Roma. 50 Prese-
dintele Pessoa al Braziliei, impre-
una GU sofia 81 flea sa, au fost
primiti in audienta de Papa Be
nedict. Nici odata pima acum pa
pa ma PRINT vizite de felul a
cesteia.
Citi au fost respinsi din armata
din cauza tuberculosei. New
York. - La alegeri au fost res
pinsi din armata americana g.,
600 de tineri din cauza ca erau
atinsi de tuberculosis. Alte 10000,
carl fusesera strecurati in ta-
bere din nebagarea de seama a
doctorilor, au fost trimisi acasa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23

turlSlt ca dlnSa deteSe lul RObIl-
son bible in care erau scrist.
diferite ordine in cod secret 81 Gu
cerneala invizibila. Dinsa spunea
ca cerneala invMibila 0 adusese
din Germania, absorbita in niste
cravate albe.
o linie de navigate a Japoniei.
= Osaka. = fntre Vladivostok 81
Tsuruga Japonezii vor pune in
circulate cinci slepuri Gu motor,
caror iuteala este de 40 de mile
pc ora. 1ntre Vladivostok 81 Tsu-
ruga este distanta de 500 de
mile.
Prada scapata Germanilor. =
Bruxel. - Condeiul Gu care a
fost semnat tratatul de pace de
la 1870, un tnn de piatra de pc
timpul Joanei dare 81 alte multe
obiecte de mare insemnatate isto-
rica. au fost gasite intro casa
din Belgia impachetate la un !oc
81 Gu adresa pc ele, gaia de TRIMS
in Germania.
Moarta prin opareala. = Dover,
O. = Astazi a murit fetita Mary
Damonic din c4uza arsurlor p.i-
mite cfnd a cazGt saptamina tr@-
cuta intr 'nn lighian Gu apa fier-
binte. Mary era in vfl'sta de trei
ami.
Francezele voteaza. = Paris.
= Camera deputatilor a adoptat
astazi lege prin care da femei-
lor dreptul de a alege candidate
la posturi comlnale 81 judetene
Sinucidere. New Philadcl-
phia, Ohio. - D-na Rose Reus-
ser, in etate de 42 de ami, s'a 81
nucis inghitind~ otrava. Vecinii
an gasit-o All dimineata zacind
linga usa easel pc jumatate dAs-
chisa, av1nd in NINA sticla in "a
re fusese otrava.
Moartea unui c4pitan de vapor.
= San Diego, Cal. = Locotenan-
tut Frank Bruce, comandorul GU
ratitorului de mine american cu
numele Bobolink, fost ucis pc
ziua de 16 Maiu de explozia unci
mine. Vestea despre acaasta este
adusa de o tlegrama primita de
sofia lui Bruce de la biroul navi-
gatiei din Washington.
Vinderea unui mar. - Elyria,
Ohio. - Ziarul Chronicle" din
Elyria fost cumparat de H. N.
Blair 81 de un grup de oameni 90
litici. Blair a fost multi ami un,il
dintre redactorii zarului Colum-
bus Dispatch.
Calatoria unui print. Ottawa,
Ont. - S'a anuntat ca printul
de Wales va yizita Canada in
August 81 Va lua parte 81 la cere-
monia facuta ca prilejul deschi-
defei noului palat al parlamentu-
lui.
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|nia nDastrk merge si mai depaEte. Ocazional
revin siso se spun adeVarnri 81 mai crude s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
o linie de navigate a Japoniei.

= Osaka. = 1ntre Vladivostok 81
Tsuruga Japonezii vor pune in
circulate cinci slepuri GU motor,
a caror iuteala este de 40 de mile
pc ora. fntre Vladivostok 81 Tsu-
ruga este o distanta de 500 de
mile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
Half Holiday Declared.
GRABS EN- on THE FLY.

The Wilson warbler is the cham
pion fly-catcher of the United
States. His method of getting most
of his food is to dash out from the
limb of a tree and snatch passing
insects on the wing. says tn Amer
lean Forestry association, Wahing-
ton, which is conducting the ma
tional bird-house building contest
among schools. They catch other in
sects which are fitting about or sit
ting on the foliage or blossoms of
the trees. You will often find these
little birds in apple trees when n
bloom. Their olive green and yellow
plumage harmonizes with the green
leaves of the trees. The male bird
has a black crown patch on the top
of his head, while on the female this
cap is greenish like the back. This
bird is found throughout the eastern
United States but winters in Central
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
PITzER TO PAVE
WAY FOR SUNDAY
Representatives Of Evangelist Ad-
dresses Mass Meeting at Y.
NJ. c. A. Tomorrow Night.

The Billy Sunday campaign for
| the tri-cities which formally opens
Sept. IA in the big tabernacle in
Rock Island will have its informal
opening tomorrow at 8 O'Clock in
the Rock Island Y. NJ. C. A audito-
rum, when a mass meeting will be
addressed by Rev. II. II. ,PitZer, as
sistant TO Mr.. Sunday. This is one
OF the most important meetings of
AL the pre-campaign meetings to
be held Mr.. Pitzer will speak on
formative plans for all OF the com
mittees. numbering 20, which are
to have entire control of the work
until Mr.. Sunday and his party an
rive. Plans for the big tabernacle
with blue prints will be submitted
to the building committee. Meth
DDS OF personal work. outline plans
for group prayer meetings, seeFe-
tarfal instruction for tabuSating
converts. the organizing of the
large chorus choirs and orches-
tras, the establishing OF a corps OF
ushers, the patroling of the taber-
nac1e and grounds, Instructions to
nurses. the formation OF commit
tees for the care of rest rooms,
babies and children, the locating
of cafeteria and lunch counters.
the providing for shop meetings,
business women's leagues, fra
ternal organizations, special meet
iEgs for women, for men, for chill
dren, schools and high schools,
will all be presented in one form
or another by Mr.. PitZer and the
various chairmen of the various
committees. The publicity COM
mittee for the tri-cities is com
posed of Rev. A. Frank Houser.
chairman: Rev. ]. L. Vance. Rock
Island; J. E. Hardman, editor of
the Times; Hugh Harrison, editor
OF the Democrat; Louis G. Dear
nand. advertisement writer; H. R.
Cox. Moline. This committee will
seek to put before the people all of
the information obtainable con-
corning the meetings in the tri-
cities.
DIR. Frank Cole, chairman of the
executive committee. received two
letters Saturday morning. one from
Mr.. Pitzer. and the other from Mrs
Sunday. The letter from Mrs. Sun
day was dated. Hood River, %Ore.,
and says in part: Just reached
home from Victory loan tour, sc
you could not get an answer by
nail Tuesday night, so will wire
you. Things look good and we are
glad to learn of the interest. for we
ere expecting a wonderful time in
the tri-cities. and are already pray
ing God to prepare the way for His
spirit TO work nightly. l believe
it would be fine to have little
groups of prayer circles going in
every church. of the real interest
ed folks, and have every pastor to
pray for the coming revival. and
pull hard for the mid-week pray
er meeting. Arrange for union
prayer meetings in different parts
Of the cities, and have exchange of
pastors to create interest Mr.
PitZer will keep in touch with you
and the work.
The other letter from Mr$Pit-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

ger states that Mr.. Sunday sug-
gests Il had better spend a few
days in the spring at Davenport
and get things well under way be-
fore the vacation sets in Unless
we get in some good work before
the people get the hot weather
lug we will come up to the be-
ginning of the meeting with lots OF
work left undone" In view of
these letters, arrangements are
completed for Mr. PitZer to re-
main in the tri-cities Wednesday
and Thursday nights, conducting a
union mass prayer meeting in the
First Methodist church OF Moline
on Wednesday night, and in Cal
vary Baptist church, Davenport
Thursday. The coming of MI
Sunday is an event in the religious
and moral experience of the tTi-
cities that has no precedent and
needs the entire conservation and
united interest of all Christian
people in these cities and ceun-
ties. To this end all of the pas
tors are invited to place before
their people the objects, the meth
ods5 the personal conservation and
the anticipated results of the Sun
Gay tabernacle meeting. and Sun
day morning, May %. has been Sc
lected by DIR. Coffman, chairman of
the prayer meeting and devotional
committee. and each pastor re-
Quested to preach a sermon on the
campaign. Prayer meeting cards
for homes and leaders will be dis
tributed in each congregation on
that Sunday In the meantime,
pastors of all the churches are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

that Moline join Rock Island in the
reception and the Moline commit
tee work with that of Rock Island.
The committee on general ar
rangements is composed of Mayor
II. NJ Schriver, w. L. Franks, Post
master H. p. Simpson. Major Wal
ter A. Rosenfield, F. W. Bender, c.
]. Larkin, Robert McConoehie and
NJ. c. Rice.
Joint Committee Cohfers.
This committee met at the Rock
Island club at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and was Joined by the Moline
body composed Of Mayor c. p.
Skinner, A T. Foster, Mrs. c. NJ.
Sloan and Mrs. F. E. Leavens. The
welcome was discussed from all
angles.
1t was deemed necessary to be
represented when the regiment
reaches Chicago, where it will pa
rade as a unit, and also at Camp
Grant to cooperate with the Off
GERS in keeping the men together
and in arranging for transporta-
ton. OF course an effort will be
made to have the regiment, or such
part of it as may be. mustered out
at Rock Island arsenal. Failing IN
that Battery F, and other units If
possible, will be brought here for
a parade.
The two mayors were appointed
to take charge OF this feature and
Mayor Schriver named as his aides
Major Rosenfeld, Captain W. W..
Scott, w. l.. Franks and Howard
Klove.
If the battery and other units
are brought from Rockford the
plan is to have special train SER
vice direct to Rock Island with a
parade in the business district
here. and then one in Moline, fol-
lowed by a dinner for the soldiers.
The men will be taken from here
to Moline by street cars.
Rock Island and Moline ladies
committees will work together in
preparing and serving the meal.
Details for this feature remain to
be worked out. Ladies composing
the Rock Island committee include
representative of the wOman's
home coming committee, Red
Cross and Rock Island Woman's
club.
Half Holiday Declared.
Rock Island will declare a half
holiday, closing factories, business
houses, offices and schools and ar
engagements will be made for the
blowing of whistles and the ring
ing of bells. Business houses will
be expected to decorate.
c. ]. Larkin was given charge
of the erection of the triumphal
arch acrosS>Second avenue at Mar
ket square.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
OFFICIALS Give
PROMISE OF AID
FOR WELCOMING
War Department and Governor
LOwden Heard From On
Program for Battery +.
MAY MUSTER OUT AT ARSENAL
Rock Island and Moline Commit
tees Outline Program at Joint
Conference Here.

Two important kilograms re-
ceived yesterday gave encourage
ment to the general committee on
arrangements for the home coming
of Battery F, One Hundred
Twenty-third heavy field artillery.
One telegram, from the war de-
partment, came to The Argus and
one to Mayor Schriver, and the
other from Governor Frank o.
came to W. L. Franks.
who is chairman Of the welcome
home committee Of the home SER
vice section OF the Red Cross. The
pended:
In answer to your telegram
of May Is: Entire One Hun
bred Twenty-third heavy field
artillery will parade in Chi
cago, prior to rehabilitation.
Commanding general at Camp
Grant has been directed to dis
charge all men from same
community same day to per-
NIT them to return in a body
for such reception as is con-
templated. Suggest that you
communicate with command
ing officer of this regiment
upon its arrival at Camp Grant
and arrange details.
The telegram from Governor
Lowden stated that he had already
taken the matter of the reception
to Battery F up with the executive
and hopes that plans
may, be made for the mastering out
at the Rock Island arsenal. The
wire from the governor came from
Albany, N. Y, where the train
bringing him back from New York
city where he greeted the first Of
the returning Thirty-third division
boys Saturday. halted for time.
Arch in Market Square.
The outstanding feature OF the
reception to the boys will be an
arch of triumph which will be
erected on Market square to com
memorate every phase of the war
and to honor not only those who
went across but all who served il
the army. navy or marines. Ten
tative plans also are for a recep-
tion and parade. The latter will
be strictly military, confined to the
returned battery; other soldiers
from overseas who have returned
to their homes here, soldiers who
served in this country in training
camps. the Grand Army of Repub-
lie. the United Spanish War Vet
Grams and the Red Cross.
At the informal conference yes
terday OF the local committee,
Mayor G. p. Skinner OF Moline,
called on the phone and suggested
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
FORESTRY CONFERENCES
PLANNED.

Conferences for the purpose of
working out a policy of forestry
for the United States are being
planned by the forest service. Unit
ed States department of agricul-
ture, to be held in 10 or more cities
In various sections of the country.
The tifst conference will be in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

Washington on or about May 90,
and is to be attended bySmen rep
resenting especially Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia
and West Virginia. The definite
uate and the dates for the confer
ences to follow are to be announce
ed as soon as arrangements can
be completed.
State offit ials and men known to
have a deep interest in forestry
problems will be invited to attend
the conferences or their section.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
CAR OvERTURNS
With RIDERS
Passengers Escape With Minor In
iuries When Car Runs Into
Ditch-In Hospital.

A serious and almost fatal acct
dent occurred on Forty-siXth
street and Ninth avenue at II
o'clock last night, when the auto
mobile being driven by John
BIoomquist. 1882 Second street,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

asked to send DR.. Coffman the
names of men and women in their
churches who are capable of lead
ing such services. Superintend-
ents OF Sunday schools are re-
quested to send to DR. Cole the
names of the officers and teachers
in their respective schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

Miss Helen DOVE of Denver, mas
accepted a position as lookout in
the United States forestry service
and will spend the summer on
DEVILS Head mountain, about forty
miles southwest of Denver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

Moline, ran into a ditch, upsetting
the occupants of the car which
contained four passengers besides
the driver and turning the auto
almost completely over.
The four passengers were Reyu
olds, Nellie, Addie and James, Chi
dren of Mr. Bloomquist, and they
all sustained bad cuts about the
face and numerous scratches about
the body. A call was Immediately
sent to the station and the ambu-
lance took the occupants of the
car to St Anthony's. where their
wounds were dressed. They left
the hospital today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19
OUR OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY

Ruud is simply automatic attachment connecting
your gas and pipes in the basement and produc-
ing hot water. Nothing could be simpier-Iothing
more economical. Once you put it in your home,
your troubles in getting hot over-fore4er.
Come in at once and see the Ruud in operation
Be one of those to profit by our special terms.
They will not
last long IF you can't come in phone and we will
make arrangements to suit your convenience.
Special demonstrations all this week. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

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Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-19

of the of being able get all the hot
timeday night by turning any hot faucet
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service like this possible for your buy
city you buy without trouble thought
week. introduce this wonderful convenience offer install
Water Heaters homes so low you will