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The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following Washingtonians
have registered at New York hotels:
G. Dove, Bristol; M. Georjn. An
sonia: Mrs. J. L. Martin. Colling-
wood; w. Stone, st. Andrew; Mrs.
T. D. Lamb, Cumberland; ]. X.
O'Connor, Cumberland; II. G. Collins.
Breslin; ]. D. Cutter, Navarro; Mrs.
j. H. Adams, Alcazar; Miss w. b.
Brown, Alcazar; T. A Cooper. Al
cazar; Miss K. H. Duncan. Martha
Washington; G. w. Mcccry. Alca-
zar.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

Col. z. NJ. willoughby. of the Brit
ish army. on his way to London TO
retire, justifies the recent so-caIled
Afghan massacre as an act that
saved India from the flames Of re-
volt.
Just out Of India, Col. wfIloughby
says the natives were repeatedly
warned before the British opened
fire. but that the patience of the
troops was mistaken for cold feet"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
Is Acid-Stornach
Sapping Your
Strength?

Have you any idea of the gfeat number
of ailments that are directly fraceaoie to
Acid-Stomach? Few people Have When
they are bilious, have severe feadache' or
an attack of indigestion, heuinausm, iurn-
bago or sciatica; when tYhey begin to
feel run down and are nervdius and mem
tally depressed; or have dizzy spelis, YER
tigo and pains around the tean-.iitfe' DO
Acid-Stomach. -
You know how III with acid-fnousE-
how the acid whic% is created as rYlsult
of fermentation Of p1iteIgs ,ne1i,, OF 1000 edged
the enamel Of ~he teeth and sapss them
How, then. can anyone expect/to afeei
right" wberI Acid-Stoma ch is making diaes-
t;on more and more difficult, ca1sine food
to sonT slnd ferment in the sinte final tract.
filing tt7e system with poisonsJ
And then there are thousands s--yes. mil
j;ons-Sof people who, without having snv
we'll defined ailment, always Complain
inc J They can't say exactly what is the
mstfer with them All they can tell ypu
is That they don't feel righ4" are ali in,
tifed, siekly." -Tss
Is it any wonder thatxhqre are so manv
,teople who, while not downrieht s;cI
Hhow plainly in face, figure and action that
fhcy are anything but wellf They are de-
fpondent wesk, istless u36t. Aches and
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
Jokes as He Kills Himself

London.-"where are you spending
the EVENING"" a friend asked Capt
Charles V. Coombs. II don't know
yet" said the officer. I'm passing
out tonight" Thereupon he shot and
killed himself
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1T SEEMED INCREDIBLE THAT UP-
to-date swell dressers will sell ladies' and
mems worn clothing. shoes. etc., to any
one until they notify this house and have
our direct representative buyer make you a
decent cash-down offer. but be sure you are
night: Call Main 4l45. Beware solicitors.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SALE-1OO ACRES on MERRITT rs
land; bordering on Banana River; within
two miles Of Indian River Bridge. South.
Inquire Of c. b. MOORE, 5O2 The Cecil,
Washington, d. c. fel-S Pat
FOR SALE-RIyER FRONT PROPERTY
on Merritt Island; opposite Rockledge
Hotels; one mile from Indian River Bridge.
ssnth. Inquire OF @. B. MOORE. 5O2. The
Cecil, Washington, d. c. fel.S,15224t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GET BENEFIT OF INITIAL INVESTMENT
in large oil syndicate now forming. Ad-
dress BOX $40. Ardmore, Okla. fe22-lt
ADyERTIsE-2O WORDS. 100 MONTHLIES
81; 100 weeklies, So; 10 big dailies, 50;
feoo-1t
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FOR SALE-OIL PROPERTIES.
SELECTED INvrsTMENTs


FREE INFORMATION REGARDING IN
vestments. thoroughly reliable, producing,
conserVatively managed oil company. char
tered under stringent corporation laws State
OF Texas. with quantity production, possi-
bihty immediate development and oppor-
tunity TO invest, where no commission or
promotion expenses can be paid with stock
holders money. Every dollar used for drill
ing purposes. Address r. w. THOMAS, 6lT
Gunter Bldg, San Antonio. Tex.
felSl522
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RABBITS,

WE WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE TO RAISE
Furbearing Rabbits for US In their back
yards spare time; we furnish stock and pay
$3.50 to $50 each for all You raise SUN
SET FUR CO.. 5067-s, Lankershim Bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal. fe22. .297mr7,1S
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WANTED-ROOMS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

START \ SILVER MINE-FREE INFoR.
nation concerning United States govern
ment silver, gold and mineral lands open for
location. Address J. c. SKINNER, Mining
Engineer Mill City, New. fe22-1t
WE HAVE HOMES FOR ALL" IN CITY
and suburban; call and consult our list be-
fore buying.
A. N. RUTAN
SOC Kenois Bldg. Main s22l.
fe4-oOt
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

REwARD--wILL PAY You FROM 81 TC
- per tree for information that will lead
10 the purchase of tracts Of good walnut
timber or logs. II you know where IL is
write 40 Union St, Freeport, Ill, fe2a-1t
WE BUY OLD STAMP COLLECTIONS
coins, postage stamps. gold, silver, plati
mum. watches, false teeth diamonds. Unit
ed coupons. WASHINGTON REFINING
CO, 233 la. ave- NV, faoo-,,
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Help Wanted-Male or Female.

INVESTMENT IN ATLANTIC NU-FUEL
Corporation appeals to the economic, in
vestine and serious minds as well as to
those desirons OF healthy and eleanly cities
Two desirabie positions (maIe and female)
starting a. sgsnts. Organization about com
pleted. Nsftonal 5hionr Building. fels-7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MEN BETWEEN IS AND
= years of age with bicycles.
Salary sS5 month. average eight
hour night and day assignments.
Splendid chance for advancement.
Apply between 10 a. m. and 3 D. m.
FlRSI FLOOR. l407 G ST. N. W.
fen "a 2S
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SMALL ANIMAL WORLD - ANERICA'

SMALL ANIMAL WORLD = AMERICAS
oldest rabbit-pet stock magazine; copy, 10c; |;
trial. months, 25c; yearly, 81; none free.
40 World Building, Baltimore, Nd. fe2o-1t
ASK SOME OF THE BOYS WHO ARE
breeding fine chicks what they think of
STAR-CHIC-A, and they will point to the
bag of STAR-CHIC-A and tell you all about
it. They will say that they never saw a
better food, because 1t is 100 per cent pure
food. and has no adulteration or condiments
to fool a chick into a false start in life,
Start a chick on sTAR-CHIC-A and he will
keep on growing. Tell your dealer that you
want STAR-CHIC-A for once in your life and
that you are going to test this thing out to
prove its truth. II he will not get It for
you there's q reason. and Golden q Co., the
manufacturers, will see that you do get
STAR-CHIC-A in any quantity. fe22-lt
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
Automobiles
USED CARS-ACCESSORIES
-REPAIRING-TlRES.

Washington Motor Exchange,
FOURTEENTH AND W SITS.
Saxon six touring; new paint.
Cadillac s-eyl. touring.
Maxwell touring.
Chandler 6-cyl. touring.
100 other cars. All cars In good condition
"A CAR TO SUIT YOUR TERMS"
North 472s. fe2l-30t
Washington Auto Top Co.,
1927 New York ave.
Auto Tops and Recovering
Our Speciality.
5a13-5t
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
WASHINGTON
CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
aculty Of Artists

Formerly 1912 Connecticut Ave. Now 1905
New Hampshire Ave. At Dupont Circle.
Scores Of government clerks and others are
taking advantages Of our special terms of Z
weeks IA lessonsl for so. at convenient
afternoon and evening hours.
Special Harp and Cornet Depts.
Steel Guitar. Ukulele Depts., etc.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
LOST.

LosT-s25 FROM sth ST. NE, SATURDAY
ST. 80 800 q,
-" . GING OF PEARLS SUNDAY,
5. in Loew's Palace Theater;
,sst rmaEce; liberal reward. Mrs. ID.
ODONNELL. 1871 Columbia road NV.
Columia 800, Apt. 4l6. fe2O-st
Losr-LADIEs' ELGIN WRIST WATCH
2os-w. ,ooi a.
Losr-BIAcK CROSS, GOLD-TIPs. TUES
DAY, 18th; reward. Return to INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICE, 14ls II st. NV.
reI9, 2O,22
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WANTED.-AGENTS.

BIGGEST MONEY MAKER IN AMERICA;
l want 100 men and women quick TO take
orders for raincoats. raincapes and water
proof aprons; thousands Of orders waiting for
you; 81 an hour for spare time: McDonough
made Ss13 In one month; Nissen SO in three
hours; Purvianee s207 in seven days; 5000
a year profit for eight average orders 4 day;
no delivering or collecting; beautiful coat
free; no experience or capital required; write
quick for Information. CONFER MFG. CO.,
Dept. G-151, Dayton Ohio. fe22-1t
WE NEED DISTRIBUTORS IN EVERY
section as retail and wholesale representa-
tive Of Rotastrop; thousands being sold; de-
mand enormous; 1905 profit; exclusive ter
ritory to right man; permanent profitable
business. BURKE MEG. CO.. Dept. DE-,
Dayton, Ohio. fe22-lt
co INTO BUSINESS: MAKE BIG MONEY;
we start you manufacturing and selling
FAMOUS SOUTHERN PRALINES;" new
business; enormous profits; tremendous de-
mand: wonderful opportunity. SOUTHERN
CANDY COMPANY. B-224, New Orleans
fe22-1t
AGENTs-2O0 PER CENT PROFIT; WON
derful little article; something new; sells
like wildfre; carry right in pocket; write AZ
once for free sample. ALBEhI MlLl.s
Genl Mgr, 35S American Bldg, Cincinnati
Ohio. fe22-t
AGENTS = SELL PICTURES BATHING
girls, art poses; sample 12c; 10 varieties
81; refunded IL dissatisfied. ROsELEAf
CLUB, St. Louis. Ie<--lt
WATER STILLS, IDEAL FOR AUToMO-
bile batteries as distilled water only Is SUIT
able; distill your drinking water aVoid inc @
Flu" and fevers; description and prices
upon request: agents wanted. BOYER q
fe22-lt
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

pains in practically every part Of the body.
Lacking in physical strength and mental
vigor.. Little or no inclination TO be up
and doing. Just dragging out weary
existence.
A wonderful remedy now makes It pos
sible to get rid of Acid-Stomach without
the slightest discomfort. 1t is called
EATONIC-a compound in tablet form
good to eat--Iike candy. EATONIC brings
amazingly quick relief from bioat, heart
burn. belching. food-repeating, sour, gassy
stomach and the pains of indigestion. II
makes the stomach cool and comfortable
keeps 1t sweet and strong. You can
eat what you like and digest your food in
comfort without fear of distressing after
effects. 1t puts You on the road TO bound
ing, vigorous, vibrant health.
Thousands upon thousands of people
who have used it are enthusiastic in its
praise They say they never dreamed that
anything could bring them such quick re-
lief.
Every druggist is authorized to guar
antee that il EATONIC fails in any way
he will refund your money.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

AMATEUR SONG WRITER'S. LET ME-
write the music TO your song poems. | com.
pose, srraaGe and publish music Est. 1906
'ohNsoN' ss 10th st. ne Tel Lincoln ii8
las 96t
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
PETS AND POULTRY.

CAGE BIRD wORLD-About canaries, par
rots, ETC.; trial, months, 25c; year, 81 !;
none free. 40 World Building, baltimore
Nd. fe22-1t
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.

FOR sAlE-MAMMoTH PAPER SHELL
Pecans. The Millionaire Kind" deliver.
ed 10 you via parcel post in five and ten
pound bags at eOc per pound. MAMMOTH
PAPER SHELL PECAN GROVES Uayna.
vile, Ala. fooa !,
FOR SALE-FINE MAHOGANY GARNET
mantel; worth $500: offer wanted. Ad.
dress BON iT5, Herald Office. feaO-3t
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PERSONALS.

DANISH CONSULATE. CHICAGO. WANTS
information about THORvALD LIND
HOLM born February I6, 1892; last known
auuress (lol3) Minneapolis, Mimi, his
mother has no news since. feoo1t
SEE DE-. SMITH FOR ALL FOOT TROU-
PIES surgical chiropodist. 500 St NV.
For residential appointments call North
S523. t.oa o,
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CTecit-F OG4niGs8re-GssHa
Special Discounts for Cash.
SAVE MoSEY-BUy AT
HOPWCOD'S sh : s4s AND
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

HOW DOES IHE PUBLIC KNOW
you have secondhand cars. clothes. tires
ohlce furniture. honlehold goods. sewing ma.
Chihes II you do not advertise? We cat sell
anything you have that YOU want IN o. ia
or. Call MISS CLASSIFIED and she will
help you sell or buy anything you wish.
Give her trial Main $500. fai5-7t
WILL GALL IN NJ UNIETTERED AUTO
mooilc. city or suburban. and pay s>u lighest
cnces :or lsdies'. sentlemens, children. di.
arded clothing Of AL descriptions. address
ct NV. North l78 t.r.,f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
The Fall of Wilhelm.

Opposition to the program for reimbursing
the former emperor of Germany for his crorn
and lands has brought out among his OWL
people confirmation Of the view The Argus e1-
pressed at the time he fed to Holland. II
William had died at the head of his army.
lighting as true leader should, to the vert
end, or even if, when defeat was inevitable,
he had elected to die by his own sword he
would have carried his part through to con-
sistent end. A spectacular finish would have
insured him, at least among the vast majority
of his own people, place with the great war
riors of history Instead, he is branded as
coward and gutter. From the plane OF the
Omnipotent, which he had claimed for himself
he fell to level below the humblest OF his self
respecting subjects. What further punishment
could there be after such a tumble?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
THE DAILY SHORT STORY

and wished that they might become
better acquainted, so she took this
opportunity. II guess I'll have to
ask you to assist me home, Billy,
for l really can't walk alone"
She chatted gaily all the way
home. telling Of her experience at
a business college, and later of her
new position in the bank.
by the way, Billy, what have
you been doing since graduation"
she inquired.
The boys head dropped. whas
had he done? All he could truth
fully say was Nothing"
Why the girl calculated. ~
thought you were going to be
newspaper man. You always had
such big ideas, at school, you
know
"yes. that's Just 1t, Doris, big
ideas and that is all. I just can't
get anywhere. I've written and
written. stories. advertisements and
everything else, but no one would
buy them. NO pep they always
say. And here I am. broke, with
out even typewriter. That would
help me immensely in my writing,
but-oh, what's the use.."
you poor boy" Doris said. con-
solingly, Il wish I could help you. .
Thanks. but it's no use. I'm a
hopeless failure. j wouldn't have
cared a rap. back there on the lake,
il the ice had broken and swallow
ed me up. That's all I'm good for. !"
Billy Weston! The idea of you
talking Hike that. You ought to be
ashamed OF yourself. You haven't
the right spirit at ALL"
(. They had reached her homo. and
as he turned to leave he took her
hand. "Dogis." he said. softly. Il
don't know why I told you all that
I did. Somehow you seemed 20
fiandly and kind-so different
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
As the Druggists Now See It.

In the past efforts to impose prohibition
anon states or districts were generally recog-
mixed q harvest times for drug stores. Many
fortune has been made less than . thousand
miles from Rock Island selling whisky on
prescription.
In view Of what has happened it Is decidedly
significant to see Chicago druggists scamper-
ing to Washington to ask protection for their
business against the inroads that the liquor
interests are said to be threatening. Plainly
the viewpoint Of those who sell drugs for
living has undergone a change. The cause.
probably, lies in the fact that the game OF
lodging prohibition laws is not the sinecure
It used to be.
liquor dealers, with large stocks on hand.
have everything to gain by taking chance
Bona Ade druggists. with business well estab-
,ished and profitable. have good deal to lose
for doubtful stakes. Add to the danger OF
being crowded out Of their legitimate field by
unfair competition the further disadvantage OF
being outbid for the services Of their pharma-
cists to act as bartenders, and it is no wonder
that the druggists are bestirring themselves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
Free Seeds.

II Edwin T. Meredith does nothing more as
secretary of agriculture than kill free seed
distribution by members of congress he will
senate agricultural committee is with him and
Il looks as if he might put it over.
1t isn't so much the cost as it is the prin-
ciple of the thing. Two hundred forty thou
sand dollars is not much of an item in nation
like this The trouble is that it sayors of graft
getting something from the government for
rothing-and raises unpleasant surmises in
the minds of some hundreds of thousands OF
alleged benefciarfes with respect to other
pickings in which they were not permitted to
share
1t has been the custom to distribute seeds
Unfortunately TO those who haven't square
foot of ground, as we'll to bona fide farmers
and gardeners. Most of the packages are
thrown into the waste basket. People who in
sist upon maximum returns from their land
| never have made practice Of planting gov
eminent seeds, for as rule they have been Of
| low terminating power and uncertain variety.
| 1t is more profitable and satisfactory to pay
regular prices and have some assurance as to
quality, and so the parcels from members of
congress usually are thrown away, even by
| those in position to make use of them.
| Free seeds relic of the days OF special
savors, which We have so earnestly sought to
| get away from. They never served any really
useful purpose. or if they did it has long been
| lost sight of in the abuses that came to atterk
| their distribution. Those who received them
have looked upon them as tangible evidence
OF wasteful. IL not vicious system Each par
, Gel seemed to convey a wordless message from
| the public officer whose frank was stamped
Upon the corner of the envelope which the
average constituent freely interpreted about
| like this: Here's yours. Now don't kick if l
| get mine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
That Other Story.


notwithstanding the greatest pre-
caution I am always uttering some
careless remark N t:is department
which lets me in for stormy time
with the mail. Here recently l
pooh-poohed romantic love. and
gosh. what a fuss that stirred up.
l still pooh-pooh romantic love, and
believe sane readers know per-
fectly we'll that romantic love Is
not the tie that exists between hus-.
band and wife, father and son or
others who know the meaning OF
love.
Then, in another talk about the
influence Of ductless gland func-'
lions on the skin, l spoke of treat
ment by the individuals physician
directed toward those functions and
added, thoughtlessly enough, that
there are other means. natural
means, of arousing the weary duct
less glands to their duty. A shower
of inquiries for the details at once
fell upon me. 1t seemed that sew
eral thousand readers we're eager
to hear that other story, for they
all assured me they had all the
symptoms and must avail them
selves of those natural means of
putting the ductless glands back
on the job. Ponce de Leon sought
the same thing.
/ have been trying for years to
tell that other story here. l have
consistently hammered on the idea
in nearly every article in this de-
partment. Perhaps many of the
querists assumed that | had some
particular remedy in mind when l
spoke Of arousing the ductless
glands by natural means. Nature,
nowadays, is chiefly featured By
fad healers who have some plahsi-
bility to market
The ductless gland function
supplying to the blood the internal
secretions' or hormones which con-
troll life processes as ferment
controls the digestion Of albumin in
the stomach-is subjected to abuse
by nearly every one who ignores or
disobeys the simple laws of hy-
giene. The ductless gland function
| is Overworked in the business oil
| fighting all kinds Of preventabie in
fections, by needless worry and by
other bad emotions. by the habit
ual use Of drugs of the stimulant
class. by life strains and stresses
innumerable kinds.
The natural means" OF arousine
the ductless glands to their duties
when they have become exhausted
through wrong living, will now be
clear enough.
Daland. in his "Old Age De-
ferred." refers to the premature
senility which comes to the fast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04

woman, a type of senility which
comes rs surely il not SO swiftly IN
even the good woman if she han.
pens to be better educated from tina
neck up than from the neck down
excessive weight, lifs.
less skin and hair. physical and
mental hebetude. premature fadin,
OF the bloom of youth, There ar
plenty of unhygienic habits besides
sensuality that overtax and exhaus,
the ductless gland function.
Correction Of the hygienic or.
rors, whatever they may be In ,
given case. will stop the waste and
restore the internal secretory sy,.
tenn to some semblance of normal.
ity, provided this reform is not nut
of too long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04

lion bureau. Frederic J. Haskin. Directo
adurees and enclose tvo-eent stamp for I
confidential. the replies being sent dire<
, paid 10 anonymous lettsEa).
@. Did the idea of war savings
stamps originate in this country?
A. P. F.
A. The sale of war savings
stamps was one of the means
adopted by the British government
to raise m.ney for the carrying on
of the war. When the United States
entered the war, Frank K. Wander
lip. one Of the leading bankers in
the country. suggested that the
plan be used here.
Q. How did the custom Of tip
ping originate? A. E. S.
A. This custom is believed to
have had its origin in the Kings
Head" a coffee house in London.
about century ago. A box was
placed near the door for the recep-
ton of small coins from patrons
wanting immediate attention. On
the side Of the box was written ITO
Insure Prompt Service" which alb
breviated spells Tips"
Q. How was the tri-color of the
French nag chosen? A.D.
A The blue and red as used in
the French flag were originally the
colors OF the city of Paris. Or the
proposal of Lafayette. white, the
color Of the royal Bourbon -nas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Coffee As She Is Served.

/. Is there any harm In drink.
ing coffee? 2. Which is the more
harmful, tea or coffee? 3, hsye
drunk about six cups OF coffee In
the past four years but now am be-
ginning to like it. since they serve
nothing else to speak OF in most
restaurants. However. | can eas.
lily avoid it If it is not good for me,
C.M
Answer-For the majority O,
adults coffee and tea are not only
not harmful but beneficial to health,
II taken in moderation. as bever.
ages and not as washes to worry
down unmssticated food.
Grapefruit and Soda.
Is it true that grapefruit is a
specific for the flu? Is soda harm
full if taken TO prevent or help
rheumatism Of the shoulder,
T. ". NJ.
Answer-Grapefruit is a pleasant
relish but scarcely should be con-
S.dered a Speclf1c. so Tar as know
soda is harmless in any desired
dose for a limited period.
Aching Buni0ns.
Kindly print remedy for aching
bunions. o. P.
Answer-Apply many folds OF
washed cheesecioth or surgeons
gauze and keep the compress con-
stantly wet with alcohol or cologne
water or extract of witch hazel.
Skin Food.
Please give me the formula or
name of a good skin food for my
face. MRS. +. NJ. c.
Answer-Lac bowls is excellent.
The common or trade name for thk
preparation is cows milk. Take 4
! quart of it internally every day.
OF course, nothing applied exter-
nally will feed Or nourish the skin
or any part of the body-excep in
beauty fiction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-04

/ What Rock Island needs to make baseball
30 siHa revival of the old time pep and conf
alenns which used to put teams.in the field and
2keep them there in spite of all discourage
eneute When 1t came down to a question of
5pura grit this city never took back seat for
Rnyhody. The staying power of the loyal sup
Sportsrs was responsible for the drubbing that
Davenport, with higher priced team. almost
always was taken to. and it usually gave the
slccal cNb a higher standing in the percent
nge column shan would have been won on
kstraisht playing ability 1t was largely game
ress that landed couple Of pennants for
atock Island. Come on, you baseball bugs.
y his is no time TO show the white feather.