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Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
RAd1y ~ eheaply made 81 haans,
~ = bea4e then an fer
Qulck Feoalts.


Thou.ands of housewives have
Of the money usually spent for cough
preparations. BY using this well.
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. II 10 simple and cheap but it
has no equal for prompt results. It
takes right hold of cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordilary cough in "a hours or less.
Get ~ ounces of Pinex from any
drugRist, pour it into . pint bottle,
and add pIain granulated sugar syrup
to make full pint. If you prefer,
use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts family. . long time.
Its truly astonishing how quickly
1t acts. penetrating through every air
passaRo OF the throat and lunRs-
looeeas a1d raises the phle1m,
soothe9 and heah the membranes, and
Hradually but surely the annoying
threat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
broneAitis, spasmodic crOup. hoarse.
ness or bronchial asthma.
finAx - . special and highly con.
ce1trated compound Of genuine Nor.
way pine extract known the world over
for ite healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment BY asking
your druggist for "2H ounces q
Pinex' with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex ca.
II. WAYNE. Ind.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
AUGUSTANA SYNOD
OFFICIAL GUEST
OF DIR. ANDREEN

DR.. S. G. Gilman Of New Britain,
Conn, is in the city as guest Of
DR.. Gustav Andreen Of Augustana
college, attending meeting Of the
constitution committee of Angus
tana synod, in session at the college
for the past two days.
DR.. Ohman 10 a graduate Of Au-
'gustana college, and former pres
ident OF the New England confer
ence of Augustana synod. He is
secretary of the constitution COM
mittee OF the synod, and pastor Of
the Lutheran church at New Brit
ain, where q new church structure
has Just been completed under his
supervision at a cost Of $3.50. 900,
considered one of the finest struc-
lures Of the denomination. In the
spring the church will celebrate
with q jubilee the completion Of the
building and the 25th anniversary
of DR.. Ohman's coming to New
Britain.
One OF the propositions under
consideration by the constitution
committee In its meeting here wss
that the presidents term of once
be made six instead Of two years
Other members of the committee q,
the sessions were DR.. J. A. Kranz o.
st. Paul, Mimi. also . graduate o.
Augustana; DR.. G. A. Brandelle
Prof. l. M. Anderson and DR.. c. e
Lindberg. E
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
THANK SHERIFF
FOR SUN GIVEN
PENSION FUND

Sheriff John G. Miller today re-
ceiyed from the fire department Of
icials - acknowledgment OF .
contribution made to the hremens
pension fund.
Exceedingly prompt service rem
dered by members Of the depart
ment in putting out . threatening
blaze at Sheriff Millef's home, 101o
Tventy-second street, last Monday,
is the cause Of his appreciation.
And 50 he sent = substantial sum
Is q contribution to the pension
fund in the way of material thanks:
]. W. Valentine, assistant CHIEF
of the fire department and secre-
tary OF the firemen's pension board
replied as follows:
ION behalf Of myself and mem
bers Of the FIRE department OF this
city, I desire to express our appfe'
ciation of the very substantial do
nation by you to the firemen's pen
sion fund. While fire fighting is In
our line Of duty. yet to receive
such an expression Of confidence
and appreciation OF services rem
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
P|MPLY? WELDON TBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
OF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face viii not embarrass yuu
much longer if you get a package Of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets The slim
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calmel; there's
no sickness q pain after taking them,
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does. and Just as effec-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
evd cursed with q 'dark brown taste, -
. bad breath, . dull, Es1esk, no good"
feeling. constipation. torpid hvd, bad
disposition q pimply faoe.
Olive Tahlefs are 4 purely vesetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you win
know them BY their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent yeNs amone n
tents afflicted with hv9 and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take ooe Of
two nightly for a week. See how much
better you fea and look. lOc and 25c.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
TWO ORDERED TO
SUpPORT WIVES
4 OR 60 TO JAN.

Two wayward husbands vers -.
cused Of non-support Of taeir wv.
and judgment was given ordsr,,s
them to pay sums for the unls.s
of their families, in the cnnr.s
court before Judge Nels A. lH,."s
yesterday afternoon.
Harry Deer is to pay $l2 veel-
ly for the living expenses Of nj.
family.
Emmet Clay, colored, had n,.,,
ously received = court order IA con
tribute $12 q week to the supno,.
Of his wife. He had fallen heh;ns
the prescribed rate. This h. W..
ordered to adjust by immediatelv
paying $50 to his wife and he,s
after $12 each week.
In both cases the defendants A..
to be remAnded to county hi,
should they default in payment ~
the amounts.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04

PHI anl warmer. Glad ddingS
ffuw ~ o0ce Of the Woa3her man
tbs Doening. But, hrst, II viii gct
colder. Not until Tomorrow is the
fair and warmer to take ehect, ne
rsportsd.
Rock Islaudsfs shivsred bit In
stepping forth into the icy blasts
this morning. II was more. how
ever, on account Of the psychology
cal elect than because Of the c0f9.
Il was above Is at Z O'Clock, but
that u some chilly to sweep N dur
ing the night with snow and wind
after the several days OF bafmy,
spriuglike weather. Therefore, VINO
wouldn't shiver?
Tho mercury ID due to sink 70
about zero tonight. says the report,
but tomorrow should dawn bright
and clear. A few more weeks and
the buds will appear, the grass ses
green. and-oh, we'll, summer IN
the distance always looks good.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
AUTOMATIC ALARM
BOX PLAYS QUEER
TRICK ON FIRE1GEN

The fre department received a
call 1t 7:40 o'clock this morning
to the Hartz & Bahnsen wholesale
drug establishment on the corner
of Third avenue and Nineteenth
street under what they term mys-
terious circumstances. There was
no fire at the building and the alarm
had been received through a special
box owned by the company, and
which was later found not to have
been tampered with.
The box is connected with the
sprinkler system Of the establish
ment and the whole outfit works au-
tomatically. However, the sprln-
klers were not on when the firemen
arrived nor had the box been open
ed or otherwise tampered with
How an alarm could have been
given by box is q puzzle to the tire
men.
At 4:45 O'Clock yesterday after
noon the department made rur
to Eleventh avenue and Forty-flrs'
street where q grass fire was
stamped out.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
Boy Scout News

Tho executive committee Of the
local coancil Boy Scouts OF Amer
ica met this noon 1t the Rock Is
land clab 4 1918 and transacted
important business. Troop No. 2
met last evening at the Oak Grove
United Presbyterian church with
Scoptmaster Marc Koenig and the
Scout executive. Scouts Of this
troop are having real meetings
since Scoutmaster Koenig took
charge. A 100 per cent duty badge
for the month Of February was
presented last night by the Scout
master to Second Glass Scout
Franklin Simond. Another badge
will be presented next month to the
Scout who meets the requirements.
Troop No. 5 will meet this even
ing at Longfellow school. Before
the meeting . basketball game will
be played between members OF
troop No. S and troop No. LIB. These
teams have not met before and as
both are high in the standing of
the local Scout teams 4 good game
is expected. DR.. J. M. Weiss will
De present a1 oCiocA 70 sivs q
TAX 70 tne Ooys On Pracsic1i nfs'
aid.
Troop NO. IL met last nisht al
the home OF their Scoutmaster WIN
the usual large attendance and had
the usual splendid meeting. First
class scouts from tnis troop are
Dusy WORKING on merit p@oses loi
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
RIVER LIGHTS TO
BE LIT ON LOWER
PART ON TONIGHT

Postlights will be lighted for the
first time this season on the Mis-
sissippi river between the Missouri
river and Grafton tonight, accord
ing to notice issued by Lieutenant
Colonel Harry Burgess, engineer in
charge Of the Rock Island river dis
trict with headquarters in Rock
Island. The order is made by the
commissioner of lighthouses.
Copies OF the 1920 edition OF
light list Of upper Mississippi river
and tributaries have been received
from Washington. Copies may be
obtained by application made to the
engineers. ONCE in the federal
building upon the payment of q
cents for each.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
ORCHARD WORK
IS SUCCESSFUL


Satisfaction over the results
which have been produced by the
three spraying and pruning demon
strations given in townships Of the
county this week, was expressed To-
day by P. r. Edgerton, county farm
expert. Farmers were invited to
these demonstrations, SO that they
could see the latest ways OF spray
ing orchard trees for dormant plant
diseases, as we'll as Witnessing the
desirable methods Of pruning the
trees.
The demonstrations were con-
Quoted Monday in Buffalo Prairie
township. Tuesday in Edgington and
Yesterday in Rural. At each OF
them there was an average attend
ance of IS interested spectators.
Mr.. Edgerton personally conducted
the work.
On account Of the sudden cold
wave and snow storm which broke
today this afternoons demonstra-
ton, to have taken place 1t Lewis
Genung's place in Coe township,
was continued to later day. The
one scheduled for tomorrow after
noon 1 o'clock at the home Of Au-
gust Meeske in Hampton will be
held if the state Of the weather
permits.
Take Number Orders.
| Orders were taken at the scenes
| of the demonstrations during the
| first three consecutive days, for &c
spraying outfits, representing as
many orchards, and for 1000 pounds
of spray material. These commodi-
ties were ordered through the
county farm bureau, which is rep.
resenting the state movement to.
ward more scientific care Of fruit
trees to increase the gross produc
tivity Of the orchards of Illinois.
According to Mr.. Edgerton won
derful interest is being evidenced
all through Rock Island county. fol
better fruit. He says the farmer:
are beginning to realize this is al
important part of their farm pro
duction. and that it is a brancl
which has been allowed to decreas'
and deteriorate in late years.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
AMER MIL
l0IESI MOVE
Of R. | LINES


Information wns received by the
~ Island Chamber q Commerce
ri morning that the omcisls Of
I Hook Island lines contemplate
mOyipg the headquarters Of the din
III cAr and commissary department
from Rock Island TO Chicago. the
change to b. effective March Is.
Al this move would Affect . dozen
~. more families living in Rock
island. . vigorous protest was wiz
"a this morning to President James
German BY the Chamber OF Com
merce, Rock Island club. Business
Mems association and shippers.
Chamber Of Commerce 0hiciais
state that no reason is given for
the change OF officials Of the rail-
road. They state that the fact that
the department WAS established In
Rock island, and was not subse-
uuently moved when the railroads
were under government control
makes it appear that Rock Island
and not Chicago is the logical place
for the department
The first thing the railroad ad-
ministration OF the government did
was to centralize various depart
ments, yet the commissary depart
ment was left in Rock Island, 1t Is
argued by the Chamber Of Com
mercc.
Here Ten Years.
This department was brought
from Davenport to Rock Island IL
years ago, when the new building
was erected. The Rock Island
lines spent considerable money IL
providing suitable headquarters fol
the department at the Thirty-firs'
street station.
Officials OF the Chamber Of Com
merce say that they will not permit
the removal Of the department with
out vigorous protest. They alst
expect to advise the Rock Islant
lines officials that the matter OF
new freight house is not being over
looked.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
CHECK EXODUS
FROM mex. TO
!. S. BY FORCE


Washington, March THE Mex
lean government has threatened to
prevent by force the exodus Of
workmen to the United States, ac-
cording to advices received today
from Mexico City. Governors Of
the various states are said to have
been notified BY the department Of
agriculture that unless they pre-
vented the workmen from leaving,
the federal government would use
the military force to stop immigra-
ton.
The workmen are reported to be
refusing verbal offers Of ranch
owners to pay them better wages
than they could get in the United
States and to be leaving by the
hundreds daily because Of the un-
settled conditions of the country.
Want No Bolshevists.
Mexico City, March American
consuls throughout the world are
advised in a circular just issued al
the foreign ONCE not to wise pass
ports of persons asking permis-
sion to travel to Mexico when il
is known they are anarchists, Dol.
sheviki or radical agitators.
Frederick Kreinsler, an Austrian
who arrived in the Tampico regior
last December, has been expelled
from this country according to ad
vices from Tampico. on the grount
that he had been spreading sovie'
propaganda in the oil region.
Order q. 8. Aviators Out.
El Paso. Tex, March 4. - In
structions have been TRANSMITTED
to Lieutenant l.. M. Wolf and G
L. Usher, American aviators. whit
have been in Sonora, Mex, sinc'
Feb. 2. to return to the Unite'
States Immediately, according to
claim made today by Colonel Fran
els w. Glover, chief of stan Il
Major-G General Robert L. Howe
commander of the Ell Paso mill
tary district.
The officers have been ordered b
come out of Mexico without wait
ing for the release of their air
plane, which has been the cause o
the delay in their returning follow
ing their release by the Sonora au
liberties last week.
The question of the release Q
1.-THE machine will be taken up latel
| Reject Demands.
! Washington, March blunt re
lection met efforts of the state de
partment today to induce Mexic
to permit Henry Forres, an Amer
ican, to reenter Mexico after test
flying before the senate sub-con
mittee on Mexican conditions.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
ACCIDENT VICTIM
UNCONSCIOUS FOR
NEARLY ONE WEEK

Frank Thompson, Wyanet, ILL.,.
who fell . distance Of Is feet from
the viaduct on the west end OF the
Rock Island arsenal island last FIJI
day afternoon, is still in an uncon-
scious condition 1t the St. An
thongs hospital.
DR.. Joseph De Silva, attending
physician. announced today that
Thompson is in . serious condi-
tion
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
LEGAL.
~~NssSss 6lSciSass
~. NA---.

NS6ss Sf 6lSSlSnsS. -
To whom II xay Concen:
Pleas take notice that the paftnership
heretofore existins between the undef-
signed under the name Of Schroeder Broth
crs has By mutual consent been this day
dissolved.
That the grocesy and meat buaneD heFs-
tofore conducted By said nrm II number
3O5 Twcntisth sefeet. Rock Island Illinois.
will bo continued by Gustav 6chrueaer in
own nsme. and he will collect all sccounts
owing 70 said nrm BY customer OF eaid
Rock Island stoe and will pay all debts
owing BY said arm growing out Of IL
business Of said nrm carried on u ssSd
Rock Island store.
That The groony and meat oudnees
heretofore conducted hy saAd Arm sS nun.
her SIS Fifteenth strsst. Molina, Illinois.
will be conanund by Gussaf Schsoednr In
his own name. and he will collacS Al
accounts owing TO said hrm b. customer
OF said Moline store. and will nay all
debts owing BY said hRm growing ont Of
the ouaaneap Of said frm carried o. a.
said Moline store.
Dated this Ind day Of March. A. D, 1920.
HANS SCHROIDER
GUSTAV SCHROEDER
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04

dersd 4 very gratifying to each ana
every member Of the IRE dsss.t ~
ment. and Is an incentive 70 AZ ~.
utmost to merit such recoepition
Please accept our thapks."
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04

EesAW o. So0h y. 6s0V1, o0ooa1od.
TIE undBugned having besn appohted
aduzinistrator Of the estaas Of John N.
Brown. late Of ths county ef Acck lsland.
state Of nhnsiA dDcsassd. hszohy eve
aottcs that he vin Appsar hessss IL
court Of Rock Island csO1U. q - -
bate court rooA - - ~ Il La
lalaud. at ths 1av tesA. - ~ ma
qpudW in Hay nsze y vAisA tins n
psssDns having elAinD ag11Ase ~ sslaas
~ 1oaaed - Ssqnaa1a6 - a1osaA 11r
- 1u1poss q having ~ sans aa31gasd
NqusetSd % nAks inusAisas paynsa4 g
~ undesdsned.
0stsd Ills Ssd ~ sf NaseA. A. D.
0Dn108 4. CARLSON,
Iuhlic Aam1nisesatae.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
Reject Demands.

A railway porter at Euston Sta
ton in London has confessed to re-
ceiving tips amounting to $4,000 in
a single year.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
NEGRO GETS FINE
FOR TEARING OFF
SMALLPOX SIGN

John Carter, negro, living at So4
Eleventh street, was fined $40 on
a charge of violating the quaran-
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-04
(oFTICIAL PUBLICATION
Repent Of the Csnalkssn Of
STATE BANK Of ROCK ISLAND

located st Rock Island. State Of ulinofa. At
the close OF 6ustne0 on the 18th dsv OF
February. 1870. - mads TO ths Audikoe OF
Pubic Accounts Of the etsAe OF nitnos,.
pursuant to law.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02
Big Work Now Underway at the Catalina Mine at Cananea

Important work is under way at the Catalina property. near Canan- ca. and is to be rushed to completion according to H. s. Mckay. for sever al years superintendent of the Dem ocrata mine and now in charge of the Catalina. who returned Tuesday from New York. The shaft is to be sunk 200 feet immediately; a new power plant fer running the mill has heen under construction for some time and includes a new turbine and boilers. The Catalina is primarily. concentration project. although there is some high grade ore. A large proportion of the American employees of the Democrata mine that recently shut down, are now with the Catalina.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02
"The Dear Departed" Will be Staged Here by Hi School Faculty

The Dear Departed" which is the high school faculty's latest play will appear at the Grand theatre on the 18th of this month, starring the faculty members of the Bisbee high school This will be the company's first appearance in this district, and being an all-star cast, the people of the Warren District will lend their usual support to make it a huge sue cess.
 In addition to the play there will also be one-act playlet entitled Just Folks" which will be staged by the same company. These are two unusual plays, and the public will miss great treat by not seeing this performance. as it contains amusement to suit the tastes of ev- cry class.
 This production will be little different from the usual run of dra- matics.
 The proceeds of the evening will go into the student body fund for the replacement of athletic material lost in the fire.
 Tickets will be placed on sale in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02

which will take the output away 10 the places of consumption
 Will Remain in Phoenix
 F. A. Tovr-- the president cf the company. is to remain in Phoenix as the general manager of this new en- terprise, though he will find time occasionally to come to Cochise coun ty to look after his personal inter- ests here and those of the company. The big TOvrea packing plant at TCvreaville in the Warren District. has been turned over to the Arizona Packing plant
 On Tuesday receipts at the pack ing plant were beef cattle from Douglas, Naco, Flagstaff and other points in northern Arizona. showing that arrangements have been made to take the beef of rbe Arizona ranges in every part cf the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02

Hudley, s. J. Tribolet. Phil F.. Tov- Tea and L. l.. Harmon.
 Largest in Southwest
 The company has a capital stock of two million dollars and the com pleted plant cost approximately $S00,000 It has a capacity for kill ing three hundred cattle, one thou sand nogs and one thousand sheep daily and it is the largest plant be- tween Fort Worth and Les Angeles. The product of the plant will be marketed in the cities and towns in the state and the cattle will be shipped to the packing house from every section of the state. as well as from New Mexico and from Son. ora, Mexico.
 Has Branch Houses
 The company has branch houses throughout the state and Fred Fribo- let is in charge of these branches. which are located at Tucson, Pres cott. Phoenix, Superior, Christmas. Ray Bisbee. Douglas, Nogales, Cliff ton and Deming. New Mexico. The entire output of the plant, including meat and every by-product will be inspected by the government. who have two agents at Phoenix for that purpose.
 Built of Concrete
 The buildings are all of concrete. especially built for the accOmmoda- ton of modern plant. The machin- cry is of the latest models and in cludes every required machine for handling the carcasses and for con- verting them into finished meat for working every by-product into a finished state. An enormous ice plant will manufacture the ice re- quired for keeping the rooms cold to the desired temperature and fcr supplying the refrigerator cars
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02
Local Legion Planning Big Armistice Day Celebration

HIaHs for a big Armistice Day celebration were put under way last night at a meeting Of the Legion celebration committee. IL is intend ed to make it an all-day celebration. the program to include a football game. a prize figh' a street carnival and a dance. Numerous sub-commit tees were named to perfect arrange ments. The full program will be announced later
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02
YOUR KITCHEN CUTLERY

The young housewife who has been forced into the kitchen by the shortage of domestic help during the past few years. has learned many things, among them the fact that nothing adds more to the efficiency of the household and kitchen than the utilization of good tools.
 How few women, for instance. own a really suitable set of knives for the preparing of vegetables and meat? The modern housewife should remember that her tasks are very similar to those of the professional butcher and that there are hundreds of forms and styles of meat-prepar- ing knives in the market, all to be had at a very reasonable price and each serving a very distinct purpose.
 Our professional butchers, for in stance, are using beef-shayers, bon ing-kniyes. brisket knives. carving knives and many others. Each of these is used for special part of the work and each is designed in the form most suitable and conven- tent for use.
 A good set of kitchen knives should embrace the following selec- . ton: One large cooks knife with large blade, having well-rounded edge running to sharp point One cimeter steak knife for cStting large EEces of meat or fish. A cleaver for the heavier work A spatula, which is a long. flat blade used in the turning of pan cakes and other such objects. also being used in con nection with baking. Two or three knives for ordinary cutting; one of these should be well pointed while
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02

the others should be of the more or dianry type. One CT two small sharp vegetable knives will come in handy. D E E1
 The selection of knives should be guided by personal taste. Don't for get the grape fruit knives, and all the regular table cutlery. plentiful supply of which. all set in proper or der on the table. adds much to the reputation of the modern housewife. In the making of table and butcher cutlery the American manufacturers stand head and shoulders above the rest of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-02
Page Three

sitting in place Of James Allison who was disqualified. POlti charge that Mrs. Nikolich got the car from him to try. with view of buying it. and that John and Milka NilSO- lich kept the car for a period of 24 hours and damaged it to the extent of s200 while using it. After hear ing the evidence Judge Winters took the case under advisement to give judgment Monday. Walter Roach appeared as attorney for the defend ant. and J. D. Taylor for the plain tiff.