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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
couGnED NIGHT and
DAY FOR TWO YEARS
Mr.. Parkhurst found quick re-
lief from chronic bronchial
trouble.

Two years ago, l had Ia grippe
which left me with bad cough. FL
Ahlly this became chronic bronchial
AStkma, and four doctors said it could
mt b cured.
I II commenced taking everything
my ifriends recommended, but l got
lwoele instead Of better. For two
S0nSs, was unable to do any work
exe6pt TO cough constantly night and
DIX which was the hardest work I
Finally I got hold Of Milks Emul.
hlnA Il hsnefitted me so much, right
4ron the start, that it came ~ .
ne1-send. In two months ] was per.
4o1tly cured. l gained in health,
R1fkhnrst, Leon b., w. Terre Haute,
Coughs like this seldom yield to
loGnl treatments. The surest way to
noo6h them il to build up and
st3diQthen the whole system. For
auT obstinate cough, Milks Emulsion
3 y remarkable remedy.
Wllks Emulsion 10 . pleasant, nu.
krittvo food and . corrective medi-
ein0. Il restores healthy, natural
boU9J aceton, oOln$ away with al
ned u pills and physics. II pro.
m0t1a appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs IN shape to assiIui.
hkS food. A. = builder Of flesh and
6truo9th, Nilks Emulsion is strongly
ls11lsnondod to thoss WHOM sickness
AaRsaksned. and - = powerful aid
~ tTsbtihe ard repairing the effects
astinG diseases. Chronic stom.
~ tsol6ls and constipation are
= npely relieved usually in one day.
~ = the only solid emulation
-, and - palatahls that II 10
60 With . spoon like ice cream.
voadsrfdl for weak. sickly
= Hattar how severe your cass,
IN ~ urged TO try MillEs Emulsion
- tAis guarantee -TAks elk bot.
~ hons With You, NE il according
4 Esctieas and II not satisfied with
Feeufes, your money viii b
IN 1pkay rsfln1ed. Prise Coz ard
NJ he1ls TAs Mllks Esnls
4z9 5sgsa H1nte, II. eoM -
1Gnte sv4yvhefs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03


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lky-nrSt street and Fifth ave-
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ANY woLAs ION Snicaso
4 1 Deny.n,n Nelson ano
s 1ml DsnsVn re 1870.
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= ~ " n'.ue sne peInsi
cn.oF ,oI tne army actisities
}. nnit: pian VIII % taken Up IOl
ycars work. meetings. Will o.
on THURSDAY, SATURDAY AMI
) aoey evening OF eacn week, AT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03

fueests ~ haye ~ 100 thaA -
wiII1cn tn: ehat ~ pse - II
|mllli0n aeroo q cutroeof ia9o eaty
|ahoat ~ milliOn aro pEoduci19
even ! lfttie new timber growth
that substitutes for wood - roIe
means higher prices for les suit-
able material and give nttje help
toward solving the problem Of tim
Der supply; that W are growing
but forty billion while cutting down
: hundred billion feet Of timber
each year; and that the forest ares
already devastated, and producing
nothing, If It had been properly
handled, would now be yielding
wood enough to meet the remaining
sixty billion feet Of our yearly re-
quirements and cut the price In
half
National and state forests can
| furnish 1T best but Z nth Of our
supplies. Four-fifths OF our re-
naming timber is privately owned
| and private commercial timberlandl
furnish 81 per cent OF our annual
timber cut. 1t is precisely these
private forests that are being de
| vastated. The remedy is to keel
them at work growing trees. 4
saw-log takes from sixty to . hun
bred years to grow. Therefore thu
time to start growing 1t Is mo-
after our forests are gone, but now
There Ia no reason why we CANNOT
start at once. We have lant
enough and knowledge enough Il
go ahead.
The report suggests nationa
commission with authority to make
and apply such regulations ~ maj
be necessary to prevent forest De
vastation on privately owned lands
lSuch regulations would lock up NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03

- 1lstancoo. JFtlhfu 1osyeasD ~
|jne1l1e ooinE MI ~ 1siah1n9 -
INN II IL nations lumber. A.
fea6y our yearly freight bill o.
lumber arnoun3s TO 4176, ~, 80. and
even u present rates, will reach
$3.50 - 80 within 70 years. The
consumer pays the freight.
Excluding land and timber values
fhree thousand millions Of dollars
are Invested IN the forest indus
tries Of the United States and those
whose raw materials the forest sup
plies. The annual product Of these
industries Is three and half bill
Hons. Wage earnefs and their lam
lies dependent upon them make up
one-tenth Of our total population.
Our forest industries would seem
to be worth saving.
Destructive numbering destroys
itself and the industries which de-
pend upon 1t. Forestry IL a per
manent industry, bringing steady
and profitable odd-time and full
time work to neighboring settle
ments, with secure and reasonable
supplies Of wood to numberless con.
sumers OF forest products.
Europe, which has one-quartel
of its total area In permanently
productive forests, uses but Isl
board feet per capita each year, and
vet has to import timber In con.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03

New York, Jan. 3.-Mrs. lee q
Norris was appointed acting -
istrate today BY Mayor Hylar n
NIL out the unexpired term Of ~.
istrate Henry H. Curran. the r.
president OF the Borough Of Y
haitian ending April l, 1891. -
had been acting under temps3 -
appointment since Nov. 1. Hell,
ary will be 5000 q year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
IGECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice: Public notice is hereby
siren that the county court Of
Heck Island county has rendered
Judgments for special assessments
and special taxation upon property
benefited by Improvements for paw
Ing. Waterman. sewers. and side
walks, as will more fully appear
from the certified copies of judg-
ments on file in my Office; that the
warrants for the collection of such
special assessments and special
taxes are in the hands Of the un-
Idersigned. All persons interested
are hereby notified to call and pay
tho amount assessed at the collec-
tors once in the city hail within
- days from the date hereof.
/ Dated at Rock Island, Illinois
this eth day Of December, A. D.
l1Sls.
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
~ City Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
Suppose you u'@re
this doctor? B

You are an aristocratic doctor. Your
daughter is a sweet, charming girl for
whom you have great hopes. jim is
your chauffeur. The only things in
Jin's favor are good character, indus
try, talent, personality and presence.
But he's poor. Sort Of a modern set
ting for an old-fashioned situation.
What would YOU have done about it
if you'd been the doctor? Probably
the same as DR.. Berrian did in Joseph
inc Daskam Bacon's story in December
Cosmopolitan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
After the ceremony

Alone at last in a rural retreat he left
his young bride for a moment. Then
the other woman appeared on the scene
with diabolical scheme worthy of a
woman scorned. She met the bride,
told her everything and then-the
scene between husband and wife and
the other woman. Bride-husband
other woman; if you were either of
the three. how would you have handled
the situation? The story is by Albert
Payson Terhune and it's in December
Cosmopolitan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
Do you lone posuer
more than honor?

OF course you don't. But put yourself
in the place of the man who could by
forfeiting honor, have founded king
dom. gained the love Of the most
beautiful woman in Kashmir and lived
happily thereafter "forgetful of the
world and by the world forgot" This
is the theme of the vibrant, eolorful
story by William Ashley Anderson in
December Cosmopolitan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
no BLAME PLACED
| b IN NAVY SHOOTING

Washington, Jan. 3.-The fatal
founding Of Midshipman Carroll
! Joy Of Keokuk. Iowa. who died at
the naval academy yesterday. was
DIE to the accidental discharge of
Ii pistol in the hands of M. c.
Chm pton, a fellow midshipman, &C.
Icptdings to the findings OF board
ia fnguest reported to Secretary
.Iloaiels today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
IF your son wanted
to marry Nan?

The father was called The Laird Of
Tyee. He loved his son more than he
loved anyone else in the world. Donald
loved his father and he loved Nan of
The Sawdust Pile, too. An interesting
triangle. Put yourself in the place of
Hector McKaye. Donald or Nan. You
can learn much about yourself and
them in Peter B. Kyae's great novel
appearing il Cosmopolitan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03

X7OU may you people you
but really important really great writers simply hold
up nature. They show you the you
think aretat you'd like you're glad
Look through these little gnpses of Cosmopolitan
get December number yourself place people,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-03
Anefta the Third 1uas
not a queen

Queens don't work in shoe shops and
yearu to be cabaret dancers. In fact,
Anetta was Of extremely lowly parent
age. bit she was pretty and wilful, as
girls sometimes are. 50 she became a
dancer. Then. later, she had to make
= decision of some momeut-she made
it-but what would YOU have done
in her place? Interesting speculation
viii follow 4 reading of Ida M. Evans
story in December Cosmopolitan.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
REFUSED DRINK,
HE KILLS, STABS
Alien Wields Huge Knife
With Deadly Effect ip
Chester House
ONE OF WOUNDED
IN DEATH SHADOW

CHESTER, Pa, oct i2.-when his
demand that he be supplied with q
Grnk CT whisky was rs'used. Kalaich
Laznich, 30 years old. drew 4 long
biaded spring knife and began TO
execute his threat to kill all the Occu-
pants OF a house in Holland street,
LeiperNle. where he had entered un-
Dldden soon after 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. When the alien had termi-
mated his slashing attack one man
was dead, another dying and two
OMers seriously Injured.
Ihe dead man is Felix COnavck,
aged as years who was stabb d
through a lung and the heart The
injured are: Paul kOliski, aged So
stabbed In the left arm pit: COsnier
Sahavlck. % years, stabbed under the
left shoulderblade. and Adam Coseinlk,
30, stabbed in The abdomen.
Quick work on the part Of County
Detective O'lOOle, Police Chief Cree
gan and Constable Wagner. OF Lei
perville, resulted in the arrest of
Lazmich, Tony StOuch, John YancaV-
ski and Reuben Ratchavik, WAC are
now occupying cells in the city iail
and Mrs. Adam COseinik and two chill
dren. who are being detained as Wit
nesses.
The occupants OF No. 5 Holland
street were preparing TO retire when
the front door suddenly opened and
LQznich and another alien, a stranger
to- the inmates, entered Give us
something to drink and give a
quick Laznich demanded. address
ing the woman and throwing a $40
gold piece on the table. She refused,
declaring Laznich and his companion
had been drinking; that II was too
late and she did not intend to fur
nish whisky for anybody. Laznick
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
With the Photographers

The Maine result Governor Cox says, was no surprise
to him We don't believe the November result viii be
Press.
We with Senator Harding in his stand against IN
constitutional And not crazy about Il when
il is e9nstutonal-Missoula (Montl Missoulsn
What Is the outlook here2" asked recently arrived
guest WELL" judicialy returned the andord OF the
Petuna tavern "he postmaster has already triumphant
N elected every man the Democratic Ticket and every
AFTERNOON when his rheumatic amt so bad old Squire
Damsbottom unanimously vndicates the League OF Ma
uons down in the harness shop Outside OF them two in
stances everything is going Republican like shooting sh
In barrel"-Kansas City star
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CHANGES OVERNIGHT.

eGTF you were to commit the Socialist party in America
to the international program laid down by Lenin
you absolutely kill the partyr'
TIL @. given by Eugene v Debs, Socialist
candle .or President from his cell in Atlanta pen-
tenary in answer the National Campaign Committee
OF the Socialist Party which asked him to define his
position on the Third Communist international or
ganized by Lenin Trosky and company at Moscow.
Debs' answer shows realization that America and
Americans can be won by program OF violent
revolution which has its object the installation Of
the Soviet system in the United States.
Debs knows as all sensible Deawareans know that the
program OF the Moscow nternadonale is incompatible
with American institutions.
lie knows Also very probably that IL is Incompatible
with the facts OF life.
II anything has been demonstrated by the attempt in
Russia II is that fundamental economic changes cannot
be wrought overnight.
II Lenin and Trotsy and their co-workes cocoon
spraors according TO the vewpoint have demonstrated
anything It Is the utter fallacy OF the theory OF catastro
phic revouton the theory that social and economic in
siutons can built according to plan and theory and
by some Aladdn-like magic.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
PLOTTERs PAROLED.

nlsPATcHEs from Leayenworih prison tell OF the un-
~ conditional release OF Franz Won Bopp, former vice
consul OF the Imperial German at San Fran
CISCO convicted OF plotting against the neutrality Of this
United States government in wartime and sentenced to
nye years in the federal prison Another German
plotier, Eckhardt II. Won Setback, who was paroled
with Bopp, viii be released as the necessary
papers received
Eugene V Debs who made speech condemning war
and sentenced to ten years In the penentary for
"obstructng recruiting" etc, stn in Jail So many
who had conscientious sorupes against war
Which the more dangerous TO the United States
goyernment-the active German potter, the con
sciensious obiector2"
II the government now with safety, release con-
victed German plotters and spies il not afford 10
release also those Americans who for conscience sake
preferred prison stripes to abandonment Of their deep
convictonsg
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

check a fourth winter Of the terrible poverty
Herbert Duckworh, this newspapers special cores
pondent was the first reporter venturng into Russia who
saw below the surface and discovered Bolshevsms oos
enng hold. His finding started others the way The
evidence is now becoming well nigh unanimous that
Ducworh saw straight and that Bolshevism endure
but little longer
Either Lenn and Trotsly must change their methods
government or they will be thrown to The earth They
would have gone before this but that Russia has been
weakened almost exhaustion by the rule OF the Soyes
Perhaps il too late for them TO their necks
however much they may bow To the coming storm But
whether they survive not the Soviet system Of autoc
racy is doomed.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
INpusTRIM INsrABILIrY OF cmLD WORIEns.

WITHIN year after they legally permitted to go
w to work, one child OF every four in Connect-
c school for that purpose according to the report
Industrial Instability OF Child Workers made public by
the Chdrens OF The United states Department
Of Labor.
This does not INCLUDE the large number OF newsboys
and those engaged in agriculture and domestic service
Three-fourihs OF the children went TO factories, the
largest number OF boys going to the metal industries
and girls TO textile and clothing factories.
Following the work histories Of nearly $500 boys and
girls whose records covered q "a MONTHS the re-
port brings the fact that girls showed the greater
tendency to remain In the first positions which they took
one-thrd OF them remaining with their first employer
twenty-one months or longer.
or the boys is per cent. left the nrst job within
month"; and more than one-half shifted work before six
months
The greatest amount Of shifting for both girls and
boys occurred in the clothing industry the least in
the textile industry.
The greater resessness OF boys Is attributed TO sew
eral causes Frequently their occupations different
from the occupations OF and their work does not
lead definitely TO better paid positions
In some cases the work involved is too heavy also
boys have a greater variety Of work open TO them
than girls
As a rule the occupations Of girls do not differ so
widely from those the and for this the
girls are less likely TO become restless and dissatisfied
Most OF the work lD which children are employed is
temporary or seasonal.
In the FIRST month after starting to work 10 per cent
Of the boys and per cent Of the girls out OF
Jobs for at least one week.
The proportion OF unemployment became less as the
children became used to industry.
Throughout their work histories the boys showed a
greater tendency to unemployment than the girls
One ADVANTAGE the old buggy had A. didn't need fifth
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
MAGIC CHARMS FAIL

I'D USSlA is facing its forth winter Of starvation since
A the Boshevih began their disastrous experiment id
materiastic autocracy. The law OF economic produc-
tyity the law OF and effect the law OF an mems
ongng for freedom, has each In turn been ordered by
The Soviet Missionaries to cease operating For time
appearance uecefu and the Russian people seemed
10 believe Lenn and Trotsky had discovered how out
nit God and nature.
But the relentless consequences OF manknds
urning efforts to substitute magic charms for solid
work at last making themselves known to the Rus
sian people. Three winters OF starvation have passed
md the written rules. the book OF formulas the doctrine
4 words instead Of work. proving unable 10 hold in
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
HoM,s YOuR PHORIA?

RE you the sort OF person who can't ride backward
in a train street carr
Have you, in fact dread OF railway journey Of any
sort2
la, you've been classified a nut by Edwin L. Ash
noted authority neurastenics You siderophobe
All sorts Of funny little panicky feelings obstinate ways
OF doing things and quirks in your mental makeup have
been classified cataloged and labeled
II you jump into bed and pull the covers over your
head when the thunder through the Brandyvine
valley you are suffering from batophobia
II you uncomfortable alone in broad open space
in rural Delaware you have agoraphoba and II stufy
crowded makes you want TO jump out The window
you are a caustrophobe.
So don't be lonely, bored. scared foolish any more
Dignity your emotions with stately title and maybe
you can get for being the wsest person in your
block.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
NOT A SURPRISING TRIBUTE.

TT IS not surprising that the congregation Of ST. Thomas
Il Catholic Church has entered into gentle conspr-
acy present to It's pastor the Rev John Connolly,
purse OF $4,000 upon his return from Europe
Father Connolly is really the creator OF ST. Thomas
parish and Of most OF the many admirable things which
now feature It's operations on the western side OF our
city.
He has devoted himself. heart and soul 10 the
laudable enterprise Of advancing the spiritual moral
and civic welfare Of community and venture the
prediction. from what know OF the man. that much
OF the $4,000 he Is 10 receive testimonial from his
nock will go into channels which carry substantial bene
nts to mankind
Father Connolly is known TO thousands and by all who
know him he respected highly for his devotion TO the
OF humanity
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
Dizziness Causes Fall
Head Injured

"A year ago my stomach bloated
so badly with gas that ! fell un-
conscious and cut my head badly
on corner OF door. | had suffered
from stomach trouble for several
years and no medicine helped me to
.speak Of. A druggist patched up my
head and advised me TO use Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy for my stomach
trouble. The results have been really
wonderful. have never had any sign
OF my former symptoms since" 10
Is simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. j. NJ. Eckerd and druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
TRANSFER COAST
LIFE GUARD TO N. c.

Special to The Evening Journal
LEWES, oct. i2-Register OF Wills
William j. Mustard has granted le.-
ters OF admin siration on the estate
Of Gideon Il. Carpenter 10 the Sussex
Trust Company, who will sell the per-
sonal property at public auction on
Thursday.
Olaf Egeland. ass slant to William
Il. Tunnel, superintendent. Of the
Coast Guards, has been transferred
TO the Coast Guard Station at More
head City. ~ c.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snafer lef. here
last week for Philadelphia. Mr..
Shafar was stationed here for about
a year as chief operator Of the Radio
station az the Point of the Capes He
was ordered to report TO The Phila-
delphia Navy Yard for duty on The
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

declared he would pay S. for a drink
and threatened, II his command was
not complied with he would kill
everyone in the room.
How can you You have no gun,"
the woman challenged, and before
any Of the occupants Of the room
could move Laznich drew a murder
0us-loOking knife, threw open the
blade and lunged at Conavdck. driv-
ing the weapon into his left breast
and. the victim fell, bleeding, to the
floor Slashing richt and left, Laz-
best they could and a desperate con-
test was In progress.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
MOTHER OR sTATEsWOMAN?

LONDON lBy Mall UNITED Press).
Lady Bonham Carter has had six
teen requests TO stand for Parliament,
but cannot make up her mind
Mrs Asquiih. her 81 pmO'her
describes Lady Bonham Carter IN her
real mother" and In the matter OF en-
tering Parliament this dual PERSONAL
ity keeps her IN a state OF norplexi.y.
What does l. pront a woman, she
asks III she gain the whole world and
lose her own child2"
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
cANADAs MINISTER.

rBNHERE win be Canadian minister plenipotenuary
Il at Washington in the future This much was
decided at the recent visit Of Sir Auckland Geddes 10
Canada Geddes viii continue representing Canada and
other British lands
The reason back Of the withdrawal Of Canadian plans
the British BELIEF that II Canada was permitted a
special representative Australia and South Africa mght
ask for similar representation, not only at Washington,
but In other capitals. Also Il thought that granting
Canada the minister the Dominion might want rep
resentation elsewhere.
British ambassadors will handle British affairs and Il
viii not be divided among several colonial ministers.
NO one preiends that this viii please the Canadian ma
uonaiists and on the other hand nobody believes it
will put end 70 independence agitation in Canada
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920
COLuMRus DAY.

OLUAfBUS DAY is being observed in all sections OF
" the United states today, and by en-
thusastcay and whole-heafiedly than by the
ltalian-American. In many communities. including our
own he is the very forefront Of the larger and
striking features OF the celebration
The United italian Associations OF Wilmington are
holding elaborate and highly credtabe fiesta in
Shelpoi Park today began with parade and is being
followed by day spent in the woods.
Special praise is due TO the 400 ltalanAmercan girls
who represented in the parade this morning the differ
ont nations OF the earth. They made a splendid show
Ing and received unstlnted applause.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Hancock for a trip to the West
Indies.
Miss Ella B. Twilley. OF Phnadel-
phia, formerly Of this Town, mas been
appointed a teacher OF millinery in
Franklin II gh School Of Philadelphia.
Frank NJ Williams has resigned as
manager Of .he Lewes gas plant, and
Martin B. Lekites has been named TO
illl the vacancy
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
Gems of Thought

pull" is more often the tomb Of "pushr
&=%.
Don't gush over people--iust stick to them
E-%.
The only freeman is the man with couyictons
49,.
No man deserves TO rise who Is not a climber
T.--.
Ignorance Is always suspicious In lis very nature
s-:-.-.
man may die OF wounds no one OF which would prove
ataL
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Bolshevlsm thrives only when lis leaders can pit
class against class something that has been tried re-
peatedly in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

It probably isn't true reported. that in the recent
primaries the blonds voted the blue ballots ana the
brunets chose pink