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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-10

0VafGan's 0a1a.
sAa4e Of Illinois. County Of Hoek l6snd;
By vtrtus of Q decresal ordr Of ~
Probate Court Of aaid County. entesed -
the August Term Of ssid Court A. p. leooN
on the application of Edward B. kleiA
guardian Of Martha 3. RedmAa. Msel11&
ssll the following described real tase1a. -
longing 70 said minors atuaAnd y tho
County OF Rock Island. STATE Of ml9olAp,
to-wit. An undivided one-tanth l4-lol %
lots number eight tsl. nins tel. sazysA
tli) and seventeen la1p' e 49,
uea IN ssuth Rock Island TovplAlp. ~
. part Of the City Of Book lsisnd.A Rocla
Isaand County. uhnnis: slso - unovi4H
Cd ons-ssuth 81 thst pese OF ~ eeseN
half Of los numher one III eceofo1( -
assessors plat Of 1870 tn ~ euN9vs1
seyenteen (l7l north, range two (3t $500
Of ths fourth principal meridian Nh1cA
lies east Of the Twelfth street sOad. ~
the City Of Rock Island County a Aoe8
Island and Staaa Of Illinois: slso - nm.
divided eneAxstslA t1.sol Y -! ~
1870 plat u 1870 n ~ soo4
0uarter of section elegen tl1l. toNUip
| seyeuteea an north. range two I'D
west Of the fourth principal msstMsn.
| which lies eass OF to6 1Wet1se 10y
road. in tbs City Of Rock Island. County Of
Rock Ialand and state Of nlinois; also an
undivided one ixtisth (1-60) in lot num-
Der three (Sl accordtpg 70 ~ asna1sor
plat OF 1870 In the southesst aparssr OF
section eleven IN, township asvsntesn
| (I7l. north, range two Cd west OF ne
fourth principal meridian. in tho City OF
Rock Island. County OF Rock Island snd
stats of Illinois: also IN undividnd one~
| dxtieta (l-60) in lels numhw one taS.
two (1), thres az. four 90 dve ~
| md Twenty t20) In block number two 70
in Holman Piace, - addition in south
| Rock Island Township nov in the City OF
| Rock Island. County Of Rock Island and
| State Of Illinois. ! shall. % thu ira DAY
| of september A. D. 1920. q The east door
| of DE County Court HOUSE, in tbs CITY Ok
ROCK island, In tbs County md susie
Aforesaid. 1t the hour Of ii . =. eeM ~
the interest Of said minors IN md 70 Ne
said real estate At public veadue.
Teruns Of sale: Cash. e.sfts
Guardian for Nsrths z. Rodman, Naulda
Rodman and Julianna ROdman.
tCONNELLY 4 WALLER -.
Attorneys. 81
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

A BsTRACTs OF TITLE PREPARED On
eoptinued to date coysFiug any real e.
tate in Tie county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock =
land Title Z Abstract Company; W. J..
Sweeney, secretary. 2O6-21S CenUA
Trust i Savings Bank building.
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JAPS IN SIBERIA SLAIN.

London, Aug. 10.-AccOfding to
a Reuter- dispatch from Vladivostok
the Japanese residents Of Okhotsk.
a maritime town Of Siberia, were
massacred and the town burned.
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Bungalow. s rooms, hill loca-
ton. modern throughout Cement
basement, furnace. coal bin: gas
stove remains; possession at once.
Price, $500. Terms, 5000 cash.
balance monthly.
Cottage, rooms. modern, cem-
emit basement Furnaces, large lot:
built two years, $4,000. Terms. $500
down. balance $50 per :.cath. in
GLIDING interest. Posse IN Aug. l.
THREE-
House, Z rooms, modern, hill To-
cation, east front, large lot. Price.
$4,000. Cash, $500. Balance by the
month. ..
FOUR
Bungalow, rooms, modern, on
hill, built two years. Possession in
two weeks. Can be lad for $4,000.
Cash of $1,000, balance arranged To
suit you.
We take pleasure in showing the
above property.
HANCE & GRUSKE
Phone R. I. 4SS-4S5
417-ls Safety Bldg.
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A REAL BARGAIN
1913 Ford Touring Car

In perfect condition, wire wheels.
new tires, new top, speedometer.
Over $3.50 worth Of accessories. Will
sacrifice. II possible call R. l. 26S
between $3.50 and S. Evening, R. l.
57l9X
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PERSONAL.

MRS. MARGARET COSCRovE WISHES
the public 10 know that she has ne
covered and 10 ready 70 deliver her Won
derful aaive. Address T. o. Bog l9s,
Davenport.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

I CAN ARRANGE "a LOAN ZOE 700
On eh sttela. real pgoperN o. b. cuor
vasls ii ~, annually. az Best Suii6
ing. Phone 4 L ~.
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WANTED
Experienced maid to do
general homework. Mrs.
Ralph Wharnn, No. q
.Welshar Apartments, R. l.
MI.
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Look Here!

New bungalow just completed, can
be moved into at once Five rooms
and bath. Oak floors and oak trim.
Built-in fixtures. Choice hill loca-
ton, with east front on paved
street. Specially priced for sale
this week. See VI now before It u
sold.
FORD & RALSTON
303 Safety Bldg
Phone r. l. 493 OF 1888
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For Sale

~ friend. you are looking for a
goo Ford car and you can get 1t
sefe. Fords galore. Visit our shop
snd see for yourself. We have
wv spotlights at cost. We buy
sseo cars and do repair WArk.
.EVERS & SCHOLTES
3I3 22nd Street
Rock Island
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MUSICAL.

VIOLIN CELLO WORTH 500: WILL
sacrifice $35. Address Cello care
Argus.
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ATT ENTI0N ELul

A T T e TION EI1l
Dock Island Lodga.
No. $50. B. P. o.
leeCinss 6rst and th1rd
MONDAYS Of each month.
DAN Z. BRENNAN.
Exalted Ruler.
C. n. Iaaacson. secretary.
Club 7 oms: lis 18th s.,
Visiting br0thsrs slwAyS
welcome.
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An the news all the time-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-10

7. o. \
ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. oS6. TRATk&
nal Order Of EaGies.-RegutaS Hasstanss
Arst and third Tuesday OF each month
st Eagles home. Fourth avenua Aac
Twenty-first street. FRANK Wicb. W. r.;
Joseph Grotegut. secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PANTHER FOR BATTERY SERVICE
station. Must have good reference. ID
care Argus.
ROYAL tOUL HALL FOB SALE. In
quire 1895 Second avenls.
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LADaI prnrcrR.

-rr>es-~'>'>><>.>ss~<> ~---~.-~~~ese.~~~
Gassts sssps. UsASssA sssA -
" sRAy.p x 81 ~; a r1,o tnpsa
{ xa- 81, \. 7. 4 !. ~ IN
N b AalA - ~ ~ Nnse
WN2 day 81 eacA neaAA y sSe
,. N CAariss =. HadrsL
W. ~; MaR O &eaaEaRes
ANQo e1oTTo 10. 81. \. Q. '. =. =. 4
q 81 -esata1 1estfnss Asad
: $: :: :: :: :: :
IXA = ~ Asss Ws1nauAas
kA !. ". 1eAneoa. sAaaAasaA-
crank i. fAsteeson. ~
reszEy.
I'm STATED coxvoeznss o. no0
$500 IalanA chasssr No. II. n 4.
n. VII - Aela - ~ ~
T1eeaay 81 esah n0nA =
&% 7:3O D m l. ]. beoasA
| 00 E.H.P.: Z. H. AaA. ss<ssssy.
a AocX Inland l0u0D no
eSa, 4. =. 1 A. N-Ssstee
~ n meeting Arst Friday Of sach
~ msnsh. osse Prisssss. ". H.;
| II. 8. Bolnaa. sscssAay.
| KNIGHTS TKMf1AA1.
THE STATED CohIl-Avk OF 1oCk
Island ConsnsnaagJ IA. ~
/ "a knights 1empiAr viii - bad
nfeH ths ssueaa AoadAy 81 eAah
| W. MONTH Y, H. AaAlsssa. eoa'
| W. mxnass: J. l. Hcxsy. recoroar
| krscuep dz,l1a nrss 80 this>
ROCK ISLAND ChAPTER no. ase
| tirdae Eastern SlAr.-Regulas Heoonxi
eecOnd Wednesday OF sacA month. W.
itlng stars welcome. MIA sessse =. AAa
tar. W. ~: Mary y. Arsis. sscEesasy'
Initiation d regular meeting AVE. IA
ROCK BLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. 3, = y
4 A.-Yhe ssa1ed assemblies Of 40ek -
l land Counci 10. ~. =. b .. ~ w
month. &. ". ThacAsE. J. ~: y. y
Il hiidenEsndt. recorder.
local LODGE no. COS /. o. Q. ,
| Meets every THURSDAY evenin'
No. u Odd Fellovs templs O
Fourth avenue. besvsan lev
enteenth and eighteenth strueas
sV d. y. Lsonard. n. e.. Malta
Lo.and h. >. kEst Thurman
= OF ea.h m9aIh. tnitiatory oegreas hSs
secoLd and Inlrd orxyes tns Ao..cwni
THURSDAY.
+. O. h
ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. oS6. 1RATxd
nal Order Of EAGies.-Regutaf nassun9
Asst and third Tuesday OF each mone
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue n
Twenty first street. FRANK WlcA, W. r.
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q. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP, NO. 40.
a.. N Veserana,-Nsess On second
and fourth Tuesday evening Of eaeh
north as s O'Clock in 1anoSiA AAu q
toe court house. L. L. KAsoA CON
mander,; Eugene Johnson. secsstAy.
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BUFORD POST 243, g. A. 3.
Meets regularly On second
and fourth Friday sftes-
Moons Of each mouth At Q
o'clock in Memorial hall in
the court house. G. H
Church, commander; y. C.
First adjutanL
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FOR RENT-HOUSRS.

FOUR ROOMS TO PARTY BUYING FUR
uiture. Inquire 4527 Eleventh street.
HOUSE EIGHT Rooms. 431 TWELFTH
avenue.
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FOE RENT-APARTMENTS.

THREE ROOM FLAT FURNISHED yoH
housekeeping. Gsrasa II desired. i1oo ~
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ROONs, NICELY FURNISHED; STRICT
ly modeEu.. 9lS Second avenue.
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o. q ". Y.

o. q ". Y.
SIBONY BAY CAMP NO. 8
q. !. ". v.
Meets On the 6rst end third
Thursdays of each month q 9
p. n. NJ Memorial hall. ". W.
Nedcalf. commander: L n.
Titteringtoa. adtutant.
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SNAIL APARTMENT WITH PRIVATE
bath; furnished complete Tor house
kseuirG. Parser Apartment. l132 Sec
Ond avenue.
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LOST: SATURDAY MORNING BY ARGUS
carrier, IS bill between Fourteenth
street and Thirteenth avenue and FIJI
tenth street and Twelfth avenue
Please return to Argus.
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MAaQNln
|9asoa1a EeQple. NgAanGa1A S1Dpe4 -
nm aA4m k III 1sss q ran tons.
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A)lD pAHY UNION
- ls1pgn11se 1egsupns

krvRsIxNcEp EDGE TRIMMER ON
sess and womens medium and fine
wsds shoes. steady employment Vt best
~ pness. No labor trouble. Win
refund transportation. Have openins W
s~tsins. Atting lasting. bottoming and
Anishinr depsrtments. in our shoe fac
,ory. Inquire of the Huiskamp Bros,
+ o.. Ksokuk. lows.
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: WAXTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

AiIyE AGENTS FOR QUICK SALES AND
4 good profits experisaes not necessary.
NCsI at Room 32s u. !. HOUSE. alter
Z 4p.m
ONION TOPPERS AT ONCE. 1851 NINTH
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TWO ROOMS AND BATH; AoDEnN'
furnished: references required. Rossn-
acid Apartments. 1511 u Third avenue.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~~>~~>~~s<~~~~>S--< -
FINE NEW GARAGE. INQUIRE ooI
Twenty third street. =. l. 234o.
IIGET MANUFACTURING SPACE. WE
have space in one Of our buildings ior
three or four light manufacturing plants:
auto painting shop, tool adm die works.
etc. West End Storage Co.. 42o Sec
ond street, Rock lsiAnd-
GARAGE, lO16 NINETEENTH STREET.
e. ]. 36O2-L,
STORE ROOM: GOOD PLACE FOB GRO
cey. Call 9oo Tweuty -sscond street.
RAIN: CAN BE esED ~ GARAGE. sos
Ninth elg1es.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
New Orleans Cotton

ny Assseiaird rress.
NE woRLEANs. April Week
ly crop reviews Issued today wer9
much more rnfayorablc than expect
I'd ind trey put prices 90 cotton con.
traits higher In decided way. fol-
lowing declines IN the early trading.
latt 81 ices were at bet gains for thu
dsy OF 1. TO % points. Tho open
ing VAS lower. Liverpool not meet
inE the advances on this side 90 tbs
water during the last couple Of sei'
slons. Foreign political news was
considcrcd kiehly upfavcihhlr AMI
itsieffect wac intensified By the fail
In, tho rate 81 French exchange.
When the weather map was posicd q
was found 10 reflect very good con-
ditions over the belt and the market
reached II siowest On this showing.
The weekly crop returns at ten
O'clock changed the look of the mar
ket completely. mention Of toe much
vaih In the eastern belt and too III
iIcs.in Texas and the claim that re
planting would be necessary In thai
state causing ecncral saying foT
both accounts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
I Guarantee Ny Ointment. Say
pctrrSon-f,rtN liCN OF "

NfN'lNNn-t WV wv ~ "
"If YOU are responsible Tor n
health OF yoar family says Peter
sou. OF buffalo. Il want YOU TO GO
a large 60 cent box OF Pctcison's
Ointment to-day
Remember. stand back Of every
hox. Every druggist guarantees g.
refund the pur, base price " Sc,ot-
sons Ointment doesn't 10 all claiEl.
Il guarantee Il for eczema. ED
sores. running sores, salt rhculn
ulcers. sore nipples. broken breasts,
itching skin. skin diseases. blind
bleeding md itching piles az we'll Is
for chatting burns. sealds, cats. hrui'
ses and sunhurn.''
II had 30 running sores on ny ie'
Tor ii years vas ir three different
hospitals. Amputa;.On was advised
skin grating Wss ir.od. ! was cured
ty using pclerson's Oibtmcnt -
Mrs. =. y. Root. 9S7 Michigan
street. ruffalo. y. Y. Mail ord'r'
filled by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc
Buffalo. y. Y.
Randall or J w. Collins Drus
Go. will 1upply YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
M AR K E T S
COTTON MARKET H|GHER.
APRIL SETS NEW RECORD

NEW YORK. Anril 1.-The tu'
turc IN the cotton market to-day was
the strength Of near positions
shorts were forced TO bid ApIil ~
10 Also before they could get lew
hundred bales az the opening.
These evidently increased EerS
ousncss OF May shorts and that dcl'
livery late In The day sold np to ago
20 0 points net higher and a rcw
hIgh record for the season. II closed
al 4oa7. with the general market
closing very steady at net advance
81 i20 points on April and " 70
81 points on Nstobcr months. Not
understanding the big opening al.
vance In April. reaciionaiy tent'-
ment' was very much IN evidence
during the earlier trading Reports
Of better weather In the soutL wl'h
the easier ruling Of exchange led -
a good deal Of real.aine and sc'iter-
cd selling for n reaction. Trade in'
terests we're buyers Of old crop
morths on the decline, partly against
calling by spirners and the market
turned firmes toward the. end OF the
morning. The weekly report fIem
the weather bureau teemcd 10 meet
huiiish expectations, particularly IN
10 reference to the necessity " con-
siderable repsanting Ia Texas. sni
buying also vas stimulated By 70.
ports from Washington thai the
hoGse might vote IN the peace 10
solution by next FRIDAY Exports
today S.3a7. making j,is3. rs 50
far this season.
Port receipts .O.siS. United states
port stock i.eii.7sS. r .r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
SPREAD OF RAIL STRIKE
CAUSES CORN ADCANCE

~ .issasatcl rnrs.
CHICAGO April Considerable
strength developed u the corn MAJ
kot today Chlclly owing ,u tlc
spread of the railroad strike lric &
closed nervous. les Go cent nr'
higher. With Dag lGi - to -. AMI
July iiS is 10 3-N or gained
Sd to leg cents. In provisions thcr1
was n net decline of five to ~ cents
Gem trading wa active end prir's
iluoiuated rapidly At lirsL the prin-
cipal feature wae a lack ~ Hrllius
pressure and shorts tonn hctame 40.
prahcnsiyc regarding The sii.hc ne
luntion Toward The last the ma o
ket swung upward ..i.n, with orls
giving emphasis 10 report 10 liberal
European bIllng wheat anG iNo at
about tn highest prices y"' this
reason.
Oats were f.rmoi iu sympathy
with corn gtd gAs result NJ della, IS
to So ding Virtual suspension Of
Strengthening at the stock Yards her.
lad depressing effect 900 the pro-
visions market.
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sugar lilghtr

NEW YORK. April THE local
market for raw SUGAR continues
strong and prices again made new
high records. advancing &c j. cents
for cubas cost and freight. equal 70
1906 for centrifugal aud With Of
ierings light, event at the high prices
prevailing. There was quite an act
i've business reported. although fol
details we're lacking as 10 the aaan-
THY. A cargoe OF cubas. June ship.
men,. was sold q, scents cost AMI
freight, equal TO 1906 Tor centrifugal
and 10000 bags 10 New orlean
refiner at the sam eprlces. While 81
limited q1entlty OF Cubas sold 30
an operator az II - cents {. 9. b.
Cuba for June shipment. There were
slxo sales Of 10000 bags OF Porto
Ricos afloat and prompt shipment
NJ 1856 cents c. I. {. and az the close
holders we're asking 100 cents. CT Z
Th(re were no changes In refined
SUGAR, xith prices generally ranE'
ing from 1890 10 1850 for fine era
INFLATED and very little offering lr
suraf futures trading was consider
tbly more active and prices wcr'
higher on covering and a scattered
demand from commission horses
with all u tho active months st on
time showing advances Of a fall coEi
OF the maximum gain permitted IL
any one day. Final quotations were
IS 10 100 points net higher Selc'
were $3.50 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals for building ono
brick school house In the town 81
pampa. Texas, five OGc room brick
buildings. and ono two room brick
building In the country viii he re-
cclyed by the Secretary 90 the panpa
Independent School District az tho
office of l.. g. McMurtry Grniu Co,
until $3.50 T.. NJ. Tuesday, April
sOth. 1890. Bids viii be received
on all these buildings collectively
ana on the school building 10 be
erected In pampa separately and then
on the country buildings collectively,
NJ proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check ~ $500 90,
Plans and specifications aul o,hcr
information may BIZ obtained on APP
pllCation to the undersigned, or 10
W. II. Kaufman. Architect, Amarillo,
Texas, The right Is reserved 20 re-
jcct any or all hide.
l.. G. McMrRTRY. Secretary.
Board ~ Directors. pampa lndepend-
cnt School District tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

Cincinnati nationals ]. D.
Wa-hingi. Americana
UrIhrr N'nf and Alton rur.
feu. Cl'l Courtney nrd l.cIu,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
I1olt worth ll,rsiock

~ Assn-iair' lrrss.
FORT WORTH April i.-Cattlo
receipts. $500. Earket steady
rocvcs S.io1lgg5; stoekcrs. 20
dlO.s0. COWS. 1000 10 %; h'l,ors
s.00fil3.j0. bulls. i006 s.ic,
calves. 5000 1875.
Hogs. receipts, a,1u0 market goo
Down Heavy i4SoH li.,a, hett
las ii0o. medium 1890 III.
l4.so. miNed. ls5oG 1859. com-
mon. il.jON 1850; pigs SEQ .
l1.ei
sheep receipts 800. market
steady. Lambs, lS.0OH 1900; year.
lings, 1900 "a 1890. Nother' 1899
Ti4.50. ewes. ili01 1850; cu.ls.
1000 soc. goats. a.iouSai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Better THAN cALOK'a
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
area Harmless Substitute

Or. Edsards' Olive Tablets the 81 ,
zsituse for calomel-are 3 mud but sure
laxative, and their eject on TIC liver Is
aInost instantaneous. Thee little olive
ooiofcd tablets are the result Of Df.
Edvards' determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints With eaIoneL
The pleasant little tablets 90 the
rood that caIoncl does, but have 70
lad after ELECTS. They don't inlgre nc
seeth lie strong liquids or colonel;
ihey take hold Of thu trouble and
quickly correct Il. WHY cure NE lser
81 lie expense OF the teeth oalonei
soretimcs plays havoc with The gums ;,
50 Do strong liquids. i . best n2 ,!. 20
take calorel. Let DR.. Edwards Oise
Jablets take is place. ,
Hcadaches. -dullness and that iazy
lerhne cone from constipation ano z
d1r73rred liver, Take ID hdwsrns
CIV Tsbless when you feel 'iog ano
Hesvy." They ''ciear cicuded bi 81
81 'p<fkp" the SPIRITS i~ano *
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

United States commerce With Lat
,n-Amcria parsed he 5000 Ogo,-
zoe figure iu 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Cotton Seed oii Lower

EEw YORK, April lection
seed oil was steady ut the outset or
seatferet short covering. Inspired
by' The bullish showing In cotton bu;
tho tendency was loger towards tile
finish due TO the hcayiness In lari
ana failcw aud slow trade demands.
Active months closed : to IL net
.6wer.
Sales is.f00 barrels. Prime
crude 1900 q 1875. prime summer
yellow spot 10000: May is''
Jnly 1916: october 1890; prime
winter and summer white nominal.
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Grow Your Hair
FREE RECIPE

Ahsf being almost totally hali Nov
YORK. huInesH man eflp hiH lnl nov
Doe nfllhr growth U.r uI 900 ilf
WhI.h Dol viii itnd NJ. E'1uinr i'rip"
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

More than seven million barrels
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-17

erng carefully and reporting all the facts and opinions o all sides bearing upon the
great problems and issues which are being discussed and which mms be settled by
the national election. THE LITERARY DIGEST is wonderfully equipped for this
service by q system built up at great expense through many years of careful work.
and reaching ntot housandso of newspaper and periodical offices in all parts of the
world The reader can depend upon THE LITERARY DIGEST will. absolute GER
tainty as it reveals, from week to week, free fuma all Prejudice and parhzanship, the
real state of the Nations mind, the real facts affecting all issues, and the Progress
of all the great problems toward settlement .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-17
The Greatest Poll Ever Taken in
the History of the United States

INDIVIDUAL BALLOTS have been sent by mail to
: Eleven Million Voters throughout the United States
almost t%wo-thirds Of the total Presidential vote Of
18,529,9O2 cast in the national election, in 1916.
Every ballots mailed in N enveop, addressed with pen and ink, m delivered
through the U. S. ostOfdce personally ITO the voer addressed. Return postage
OF the ballot is prepaid and the voter has only to check OF write the name Of his or
her Party and first and second choices for Presidential Candidates, with no other
mark of Identification ant then drop this Secret Ballot in the nearest leHerbox or,
Post-ofGce Thus very VOTE cast is absolutely the free, uninAuenced, secretc choice
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-17

of the voter, unknown to anyone but the voterh himself or herself.
The eleven million ballots have eenm mailed to ALL CLASSES OF VOTERS in all
States AM all communities sin the Nation with complete impartaity. They include
clerks, builders, contractors, superintendent, managers, carpenters, pasteres
plumbers, painters, mechanics printers, miners, steel workers" workers in every
trade and branch of industry both uon and nonunion, professional men wo-
men of all classes, including lawyers, doctors, dGgymen authors, actors, newspa-
per men, dentists, engineers educators, architects musicians etc., in Short all the
classes of men mi women who make up the voting population in all parts of the
country