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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28
SILVIo

Kew. MI. coleman, former resi-
dent Of this vicinity, preached a
very forceful sermon last Sunday
morning at the Baptist church. in
the absence of the regular pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Gloyd, who is enjoying a
vacation near his former home at
Lake Winona and vicinity. Rev.
Mr.. Coleman preached Sunday eve
ming at WATERFOWL, Ill.
Roy Sheppard was married to
Miss Edna Whitehouse of Silvis
last Friday evening at O'Clock at
the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitehouse.
The couple will reside in East Mo-
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walsh are
visiting at Yellowstone park and
are expected home today.
The Misses Blanche and Alice
Leasure are visiting relatives and
attending the fair at Joslin this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Brown and
children returned home , from a
visit in California and Minnesota
last week.
Mrs. Emma Pottiger will depart
for visit at Hot Springs, Ark,
next week.
Mrs. W. r. Johnson has been ILL.,
The members and friends of the
ladies' aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet next Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Hoffmeyer returned
home from visit at Hillsdale last
Saturday.
Miss Lily BrGnley of Rock Is
land visited relatives here Sunday
Mrs. George Hampshire is visit
ing at Sherrard.
Rev. F. NJ Osborne. formerly
pastor of the three Baptist church
es in this vicinity-those of East
Moline. Silvis and Watertown-and
wife departed for their home al
Bicknell. Ind, last Sunday evening
They will stay in Chicago. for sew
eral days on the way home. Their
many friends enjoyed their visit Of
three weeks very much Rev. Mr.
Osborne was pastor here for II
years.
Messrs. G. Walker and G. De.
Bourcey and families returned
home from Cordova. where they
were camping the last week.
Some months ago NJ. H. Taylor
was so badly injured at the rail
road shops that he has been almos'
helpless and a great sufferer at the
! home OF his daughter. Mrs. o. c
Williams Of Eighth street. He il
at present in a Chicago hospital fol
treatment.
C. o. Williams recently returned
from a trip to Nebraska.
A large number Of the Silvis peo
pie attended the Davenport fail
| last week and we're greatly enter
| tanned.
Miss Mildred Dorman entertain
ed at a delightful surprise pre-
nuptial miscellaneous shower a
the home of her grandmother. Mrs
Emma Pottiger, last Thursday eve
ming. Twenty-four young peopl
attended. A delicious luncheon
was served and the honoree, Mis-
Twila Lanahan, to become tn
bride Of Arthur Pottiger Sept.
was showered with gifts.
| Margaret Wilson, at her home OF
Sixth street and First avenue. en-
tertained "a little girls last Tues
day afternoon at birthday party
It was the occasion of her lot
birthday anniversary. The chill
dren enjoyed outdoor games on tn
lawn until o'clock, when a YER
elaborate supper was served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28

Hidden Creek" new novel by
Katharine Newlin Burt, and pub
lished by Houghton Mifflin COM
pany. il an absorbing story Of
thrilling adventure and western
romance. The heroine is one
Sheila Arundel, the daughter Of an
artist who has died in poverty.
Sheila Is taken in charge by q
westerner, and brought to his hotel
in an out-of-the-way spot in the
west, where she becomes . sort Of
ministering good angel" to the
rough and lawless freQuenters Of
the barroom. An abrupt termina-
ton Of her life there, however, is
brought about by the burning Of
the hotel. and a brutal declaration
OF love by her guardian. Sheila
fees to the mountains, where
thrilling adventure follows thrill
ing adventure to the proverbial
happy ending.
One Of the interesting articles in
the September number Of the North
American Review Is AN Actors
View of the Movie Menace by
Otis Skinner. one of the leading ac-
tors Of the day. ITO me-" says Mr..
Skinner. "the Joy of the theatre is
in the attention forced by skill
fully constructed play acted by
players of conviction and artistic
power. l have often watched an
audience coming from a moving
picture theatre. and rarely have |
seen a look Of more elation or
spirit upon the faces Of the crowd
than would result from the perusal
of newspaper Whereas, after an
evening at AN interesting play,
the audience pours forth in ANNA
ton: and even though the play may
have been tragedy. emotions have
been stirred and minds stimulated
until the reaction shows on every
face. So long as the human rela-
ton is preserved between actor
and audience. so long will the act
ed drama retain it's supremacy in
any community"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28

|DREII OLSON
HAs ROYAL

Special to The ArgnI)

(SVoCl8A " AO al D B zs%'
VI rcnmouth. Ill. Aug. .
n 1sOcratic party Of the lo91 ~
s.rrreesional distriqt 49, 49,
sritsdiy behind the eAA1 2 J
Sr1rew Olson of Molen -
ssststive in congress .sp.s :
= he meeting Of the ~ ,ue ~,
nlttee here yester11 $500. son,
~ former mayor 4 n L;e.nG % |.
altered the race w., o'il ~. nss
erstic ticket subject IN. ine nr Deln -,
ssst month put hi to the primary
psas s.ition for th1 VIII have no
e oppR enresenN place on the
TICKET. nsp, a, 3tatives from this
end g .ne uaasssrict stated that il
Kocs ls'- ounty had not put for
idsfe they would have
70 Ause of dissatisfaction
5N 10 exist with the present in
xuhbent, Congressman w. A. Ora
lam. But, acknowledging that the
buIk of the vote comes from the
uoper section, the Moline man is
heartily approved.
The discussion of the conven-
ton conferred about the chances OF
Mr.. Olson to attain the honor. These
are held exceedingly bright.
County Organization 10 Meet.
The chairman OF the various
county organizations that 90 to
make up the district organization
stated tnat their committees would
be called into meeting Immediately
and Mr.. Olson invited to attend
them and personally visit the diff.
terent precinct committeeman. In
this manner it is intended to solidify
tffe district organization in is
campaign.
The turnout was large and an en-
thusiastlc one. T. A. Pender Of
Rock Island vas the chairman and
J. W. Lusk OF Monmouth was sec.
retary
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28
HOOKS and THING

That John Sparso. . student and
interpreter Of Russian history and
politics, fully agrees with the IT.
tftude Of the United States govern
ment in refusing to recognize the
soviet government Of Russia, is
clearly set forth in his latest book,
The Greatest Failure In All His
tory" Harper and Brothers).
Herein lies the real reason why
NO civilized government can with
safety to its own institutions-to
say nothing Of regard for It's own
dignity and honor-enter into a
covenant with the bolshevist gov
eminent Of Russia or hold ofiicial
relations with 1t. At the root Of
bolshevism lies a negation of every
thing Of fundamental Importance
to the friendly and cooperative re-
lations Of governments and peo-
pies. When the leaders of q gov
eminent that is set up and main
tanned by brute force, and does not
therefore have behind it the sane
ton Of the will Of its citizens, be-
ing subject to no control other
than its own ambitions, declare
that they will sign agreements with
foreign nations without feeling in
the slightest degree obligated by
such agreements, they outlaw them
selves and their government"
Frank Tracy Carlton, in his new
book on Organized Labor in
American History" ID. Appleton &
Coz, gives some statistics that are
especially interesting in compare
, son with statistics, particularly in
regard to the tremendous rise OF
prices, compiled in recent years
In the three or four years preced-
ing the panic of 1887, prices and
the cost OF living went up sky high
Wheat fiour rose in New York city
from IS barrel in 1884 to $12 in
March. 1897; in Baltimore from
S6.75 on June 4, 1885, to $l0.50 in
Dec. II of the same year. Edward
,, Atkinson estimated that the cost
of living to the average working
man rose IS per cent from April
1884, to October, 1886.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28
Others to Help,
Attention Members Trio
Lodge No. 81, A. F.
& A. M.

Members desiring to attend Tenn
plars' brigade parade and review
at Rock Island arsenal Thursday.
Sept. 2, can procure admission tick
cts by applying at Templar head
quarters, ZIG Eighteenth street. be-
tween the hours of and 10 p. N.
Tuesday, Aug. 81.
(Signed) CHARLES F. ELDER.
W. M.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28

with the public school playground
work for the last year. Mr.. Rec
ord attended the summer course
given for Y. NJ c. A. men at the
Lake Geneva summer school.
The Rock Island assistant physi-
cal director is a brother to E. r.
Record. who is physical director at
the Y N. c. A. Of Muscatine, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28
NEW ASSISTANT
PHYSICAL HEAD
OF Y ARRIVES

A. ]. Record, recently appointed
assistant physical director of the
Rock Island Y. M. c. A. has ar
rived and begun his new duties.
Mr.. Record comes from Kalama-
ZOO, Mich. where he was connect
ed with the physical department at
the Kalamazoo Y. M. c. A., and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-28
CANE no DIR. COFFEE TO HAVE
MIS- sons ADENOIDS REMOVED.

Milit Lacey Of Bath. ILL.,. brought
his son to have Dr., w. o. Coffee, the
oculist, remove his adenoids. He
returned home on the afternoon
train, said the boy was fine, hadn't
q particle of trouble. DR.. Coffee is
in his Davenport ofiices in the First
National Bank Bldg. every Satur-
day, Monday and Tuesday.
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ISLANDERS 70
Be PROMINENT
At CONVENTION


Rock Island delegates to the state
convention Of the American Legion
In Chicago Sept. 2 and 3, have
mapped out line of action by
which this city will be conspicuous
on the floor Of the convention.
Not alone will the Islanders. con-
fine their efforts to securing next
years convention for Rock Island,
but they will take the initiative in
a move to obtain the endorsement
OF the convention for legalized box
ing in the state of Illinois. Inas-
much as Rock Island post is con-
coded to have been the first post In
the state to favor the sport on a
legaiized basis, the right of bring
ing the matter up in the form Of
resolutions has been conceded to
1t by other important posts of the
state. This should serve to bring
the local delegates into prominence
and do much toward influencing the
convention in favor of this city for
the 1921 meeting.
That endorsement of boxing is
not to be obtained without a strug-
gle is admitted. 1t has seemed gen.
erl that American Legion posts
have been expressing favor for the
game, and while this is true in a
large way, there has also been
heard considerable disfavor of mix
ing in.
Not all legion posts are ready to
support boxing and it will be nee
essary to overcome this antipathy
to bring about the unanimous en-
dorsement 1t will be up to Rock
Island to lead against this oppo-
sition.
Organized Action.
Rock Islands machinery for Sc
curing the 1921 convention is work.
ing smoothly at this early date.
Major W. A. Rosenfield, a personal
friend Of Colonel Milton B. Fore
man, state commander of the leg
ion, has communicated with the
latter in the interests of Rock Is
lands claims, SO that support of
the chief is not unexpected. In ad-
dition to the two certified delegates,
Roswell w. Apologize and E. c.
Eberhart, the local post will also
send two alternates. Howard Klove
and Howard Ramser. to Chicago
for the purpose of doing their bit
through employment of lobbying
methods. The latter two will not
have a part in the convention, I'M
less something untoward happens
to one of the others, but will dc
much towards obtaining the next
convention through influence
Rockford Bidding.
AS far as can be learned. Rock.
ford seems to be the only city thai
will offer serious opposition tc
Rock Island in favor of itself. Blu
the local delegates will not consid
er it a victory unless strong oppo
sition is overcome through haNt
/ fighting.
In event the 1921 meeting come:
to Rock Island, it is predicted tina
between 5000 and 5000 visitor:
will invade the city. Ability to tax;
care of this number offers a prob
lem which the local delegates be
lieve they will be able to answer
to the satisfaction of the conven
ton.
Others to Help.
The Chamber of Commerce, thu
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, have as
sured the Rock Island post of thei
support in helping to attain the de
sired end The three organization
will send kilograms to hundreds o
posts in the state within the mex
two or three days. and by thi
means bring forcibly to their re
spective attentions the name o
Rock Island.
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Continued From Page one.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18

Mrs Tracy Benson and Mrs. +. ].
St"ulr. having spent the past week with
friends here. have returned 10 Jeanette.
Ia.
Roy Mcl"'t and family. and his father
Richard Mri"tl. of near Empire. ohio.
are gu, ais ~ the homo Of J. l.. William
son.
Mrs l.. o. Amos returned Thursday
evening from Wheeling. where she at
tended the jubilee convention OF the
Christian church.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John klrkbridc are eX-
rcctrd 10 r"'urn IN u few days from
Newport. ONO. whore they have been
visiting relatives Mrs kIrkbrid" was
before her marriage. Miss Ora Iuden OF
this place.
\ pie social was held Friday evening
At the Friendly school. The affair was
attended by large crowd OF people and
i neat sum was realized which will be-
used for tho benefit OF the school.
Miss Lillian Sweeney of Wavcrly Will
arrive Saturday 50 take up her duties ON
Monday as teacher of the Davenport
school.
Miss Minnie GorrcN or Hebron. w.
Va, who has been IN" guest OF Miss
Shirley Grimm. has returned home.
Perry FlcShcr. aged about TO. died
suddenly Friday morning near the homo
Of 4 n"iHhhnr. while watching wheat
thrcShIng operations. The man had not
been ia al health and Thursday had mo-
tOrcd to HunI%buru with friends and at
tended IN" fair. Surviving aro two
daug and four sons. Miss Ale. Mrs
Alma Smith. Lloyd. clyde. Charles and
Clarke .nll OF Friendly.
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FRIENDLY

Mrs Tracy Benson and Mrs. +. J.
Steele. having spent the past week with
friends here. have returned to Jeanette.
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Cleveland Gains Full
Game; Brooklyn Has
Near Lead-Pipe CinCh


Now York. SEPT II cleveland IN
creased Is lead in tho Am"riran l"ncu"
remnant rae" L" ono fun game today 10y
dcirIT iuG Washington while thl"aE"
scr:rs from New York.
Frouklyu maintained IT'S six game lead
In the National league race. by defeating
Cincinnati. the wurld'a champions slip
pink to th!rd place ts u result Of TIA"
Now York Giants vlrt"ry over PITTS
brrrh
Although tlcl Gland has u lead "i "l"N-
"u rnlut. ~ ia" American league. III"
irSi ilIr' clubs nrr 50 closely huuNh"d
'~ r'SIrI. rriu'S won AMI lost that ono
days results has little effect upon tn"
Uhtn'"S 81 any one az tn" three winning
the I,"nHInt. Cleveland hnd ltS slump
and then followed = ,fring or defeats Tor
thirIE" hu' ihr NIukrrs lost Just four
points during th' lump Of ia" other tw"
""ut"ud'i~ I" k''r tn" RAG close. Vt
present I ! ., uIrth' mI;l"nl Iup""$ih;l
ItS to Il .iIr,. ,.ui I - rtaIn winner
Nh" situation IN IN" National league.
huw"I'r. r~ hii' rent. ana although
FrUukIlm h., not v,' rllu"h'd tn" pen
nHnt - VIII ilk" "iu'"St II Sup"rhumnn
effort l." uuSr out -" >up"rhaH tn"
latter HAY" ten more gam To play Hm'l
II "hry win .s"Nrm II would hc ImI"SSIhI"
tor New N"Tk ar cincinnati To- u" them
It thu Chants aud Reds won all their -
naming gaines. fourteen md seventeen.
r":'rC' lively.
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Wheeling People
Are Taking Kindly to s1moo salvs

and G. n. Gricst u Co. is reporting
pleased customers.
SINCE SALNE Is Immediately active
In reducing the soreness Of the tender,
sensitive lungs of the Infants or tho
lungs Of the sturdy parent alike. there
by reducing the fever.
The magic wonder Is that relief comes
50 quickly. 1t frees CloGIcd nOStrilS and
inflamed air passages in the head. which
inflammation sometimes leads tao
catarrh and impaired hearing.
SINCE SALNE is modern. efficient
ointment, active in killing germs and
therefore gets prompt results when used
for eczema and other skin troubles: dis
tresinS. tortured skin that burns like
fire Is SOothcd Immediately. Those conf
mon. continued ear Dealings and nose
sores are checked by inserting small
Quantities OF SINCE SALNE.
1t is perfectly pliahlc and is mighty
good modern linimCnt for all liniment
needs.
When you buy S1M-CO SALvE what
You pay for is satisfaction and that is
what We guarantee to you.
Better be- prepared at once: 80 To c. II.
GrlcSt, X Co. drug store today and get n
jar. Price 30c. zoe and 81 90 per jar II
Your druggist does not. keep It. send us
35c and the parcel post will bring it 10
Your door Icy return mail. VIM. NJ.
Simpson Drug Co.. Wholesale Druggists.
Williamsburg Station. Pittsburgh. Ia.
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SISTERSVILlE

SisCrsvjllc. Sept. 1T--Mrs. K. t. H!scy
and little daughter Virginia, who have
been the guests OF relatives here, have
gone I" Marietta. O., TO visit friends be-
fore returning home to Greenwich. O.
Everett HuSk. of Middlchournc. editor
Of days in Wheeling. Mr.. Ilusk is ac-
compan!cd by his daughter. Lucille.
Ralph Morris has returned from Wis
consn. where he spent thrsum MGR.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutcr and Mrs. W.
Reed, who have been the guests of rcla-
tiveS in Rarnesvillc and gainesville. O..
have returned home. They made the
trip in the Suter car.
\ womau's auxiliary to the American
Legion will BE- organized az q meeting 10
be held Saturday afternoon in Thistle
hall. A cahrtcr has been received and
officers will be elected at the meeting
Tomorrow.
Rev. J. q. BauGh. pastor OF tn" Chris
tian church. has returned from Wheel
INK. where he attended the jubilee con-
ventiQn.
Mrs Emma Barber has gone 70 cities
in the eastern part of West Virginia for
Mrs. ". g. Dntson. Of 81. Mhry's. is
The guest of relatives and friends.
Judge T. +. Morgan. who delivered an
address in the Auditorium theatre on
Thursday evening. has gone To Mounds
Vile. W. Na., where he Will deliver IA
Constitutional day address.
The Liberty club. AN organization
composed Of many OF III" married set Of
this city. delightfully."- entertained At Il
dance In Thistle hall. Thursday evening.
An excellent musical program was rem
drrcu by Moneys orchestra. During
tho intermissiOn delicious refreshments
were served.
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", & J. Bunch Driven
Hard In Final Practice

Special lrspnrch I" Thr lnl'llEynrrT.
WnshiugI"u. IA. Sept l.. WIN in'
"nd of the tw" rrH"tir"' d"I'! n,'I ~ =
an end. ihr Washington ana I'n' H'''
rull"E" football sUuad Is m'ht "rlN'n
rather strruuuu-ly hy coaches M"ri"W
aud I'lrmiur uu u'>r Wednesday COZ,
leg, VIII "Icu and thereafter there Will
hc only one Workout = day.
In training since S,,-,.'inh'r ! Tor IN"
mos, part. thu Ii"d am ElHCh squad ~
IN good rhNSical condition ana ih"r"
he, been Il great Improvement, C>l'-
,.l-f,N among the recruits during me
last rrw days Th" PRELIMINARY train
INK has hr"u remarkably fr"" thu" FAR
ct serious injuries
Russell stein. thu. hrp tackle. and
Rrcnkrrt. the speedy hn'thack from De
troir. arc the onl, players VIII" have
been ON tho hospital list stein IS re-
porting for practice daily but has not
been %rrImmariug. I;rrnkcrt Is nurS-
ing som" bruised muscles.
Captain GarhlsCh. Elmer 'arrnil'
GcurE" Tcmrlctnn. who Will probably
hr played at tackle. L"uCkS. Eiclson
and Erickson. varsity veterans. are all
showing their 1919 ability Jim Aiken.
the SLENDER but speedy end, and Rr"w H.
inE and Vince. who were on TIA" 1917
squad are also showing good r"rm.
With LOuCkS shifted to center. all
though it may he only temporarily. four
players are now engaged in hGht Tor
this important position. The othcTH
are Graham. Werner and StrrCk. Most
promising "f the ends. not including
Carroll. IoucllS and Aiken. arc Crook
and Winburu. Crook has the call over
Winhurn because Of his greater weight
but both are dependable and clever on
receiving the forward pass.
There is every indication that W. Il
!. will rely upon tn" forward pass Ia
a grc& extent. This ~ largely due tn
MCI.aughlin'S ability as paSScr. II"
hurts the ball with speed and accuracy
up To a. Yards Especial attention Is
being given to development Of the
aerial attack at this stage.
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FREE TO PUBLIC
ARE LECTURES

Eov. ';'""Er t. Lockhart. pastor or
tn" Marching Baptist Temple. announces
aS tn" theme for MS popular l"rtnre-talk
at the Virginia ThcItr" sunday even
Is To Be" 1t gilcs\ promise OF being
an uptn the minul" discussion "f the
relation OF employer and employee to-
day.
These Sunday evening lectures have
been listened Ia 10y Il large number of
people, who Will note with interest the
vital subject for tomorrow evening.
At s O'Clock Professor LaSterlcigh will
give the following MEMBERS on the pipe
organ: March Pont!fiCalC." by FaulkeS:
Evening" by Johnson "Romancs sans
laroles." by Forbes: Sonata 6 Minor"
(firSt mOvrmrUD. by Gnilmcnt.
Tie popular Sunday evenings talks
are free To the public.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee s. Il. ]. Toledo 4, 10. ,.
Trcntmau and UlirCh; Middleton and
Woouall
Minneapolis =. . Louisville L.. Is.
: BrumlaS and Mayer; Lineup and 10
cher.
tNotc: indianapolis. Kansas city.
COlumuuS st. Paul not SChedulCd)
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The greater the necessity for saving
tho greater your opportunity 10 uRo
Tho Intcllirtncer Want Ads
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'hi'aE" gets its water supply from
the bottom of Lake Michigan.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo Il: Rochester IL.
Baltimore Il: Reading II.
Toronto 10: Akron 4
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-20
Miller's Antiseptie Oil, known as
SNAKE OIL
Positively Relieves Pain in Few
Minutes.

Try it right now for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and
swollen joints, pain in the head, back
and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After
one application pain usually disap-
pears as if by magic.
A new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Influenza, Sore Throat, Diphtheria
ard Tonsilitis.
This Oil is conceded II be the most
penetrating remedy known. It's
prompt and immediate effect in re-
ieving pain is due to the fact that it
penetrates to the affected parts at
once. As an illustration, pour ten
drops on the thickest piece of sole
leather and it will penetrate this sub
stance through and through in three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
oil manufactured only by Herb jules
Medicine Co. Every bottle guaran-
teed-999e, coo and Sl.00 a bottle at
Central Drug Co.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-20
Dodson Sounds
CaloneI's Doom
The Liver Tone Man Warns
Folks Against the Sickening,
Salivating Drug.

Ughl Calomel makes you sick. It's
horriblel Take a dose of the dan
gerous drug tonight and tomorrow
you lose day.
Calomel is mercury! When it
comes into contact with sour bile, II
crashes into it, breaking it up. Then
is when you feel that awful nausea
and cramping. If you are sluggish,
Il liver is torpid and bowels consti-
pated or you have headache, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, If breath is bad
or stomach sour, just try spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to.
night.
Here's my guarantee--Go to any
drug store and get bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a few cents.
Take a spoonful and if it doesn't
straighten you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous, go back to the
store ind get your money. Dodson's
Liver Tone is destroying the sale Of
calomel because it can not salivate OF
make 20 usick.