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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
Eczema Caused Years
of Intense Agony

Il have suffered intense agony from
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body for years. and received only temper
~ relief from other preparations. II 10
oniy . month sina l started TO use
fgTERSON'S OINTMENT. and there Il
no sign Of ecssus or itching. You cAa
sefsr 70 ns."-Geo. C. Talbot, "a Penneld
osrNeA Buffalo, ny.
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dnlns L. - every drnggiAs n ths country
hDovs.
n guarantee PErERAoN8 OINTMENT
hseaass know that its mighty healing
po~ee y mafve!eus. ! say - every one
Who buys . boz fAatsit " rigidy guar.
aHsscd tos ecaem6 salt rhsnm. oid sores
bind, bissdins and itching piles. uicers
skta AlDsseA. ehAfing. burma, scaids AMI
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
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4hcugh not In any partisan sense.
u - Ispssk Of the services Of the
- m women who rallied 70 the
/ eGloeo II the republic IN the World
-. America reaiises ana appre-
d6tse TIE services rendered, the
u6ai1ces maze ana tne sunerines
eD6nJed. There snail De no ais
.tnetcA bseween those VINO knew
~ pesils ana giofies O the Dattle
fl6af o. the dangers Of the sea. and
49, Who wore compelled 70 serve
to1ind the nnes. or those VINO con-
s11ted the great reserve OF z
e1a6 army wnicn awaiteo the call
n eanps q nome.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22

". n ~ 80. I. 2 l1nlp a19 ~
IIses.
h yunnaahcod q America. IL
w9y1 - glory, - fnspiration and
- Dotgnt, uplifttng force IN IL
social ara spiritual development. q
nboat ~ - euffnnchised. Insofar
- co1&roa1 can %, tho fact n a.
rendy acc0mplished. BY party edict,
b. my recorded vote, ~ personal
conviction am committed to this
meaaure o. justice. Il II my earn
ct hope. my sincere desire that the
one needed state vote be quickly
rocofded IN the 1fIrmative OF the
riett Of equal suffrage and that the
vote Of every citiSen shall Be cast
ana counted In the approaching
election.
Let No not share the apprehen-
sions Of many men and women as
70 the: danger Of this mcmentous
extension Of the franchise. Women
have never been without influence
n our political life. Enfranchise-
ment will bring to the polls the
votes Of citizens who have been
born upon our soil. or who have
sought IN faith and assurance the
freedom and opportunities of our
land. It will bring the women ed
ucated in our schools. trained in
our customs and habits Of thought,
and shafers Of our problems. It
Will bring the alert mind, the
awakened conscience. the sure in
tuition. the adherence Of tyranny
or oppression. the wide and tender
sympathy that distinguish the
women Of America. Surely thare
can hA no danger the-e
and TO t1a great number of
noble women who have opposed in
conviction this tremendous change
in the ancient relation of the sexes
a. applied to government. ven
ture TO plead that they will accept
the full responsibility OF enlarged
citizenship and give to the best In
the republic their suffrage and sup
port.
Ideal for America.
Much has been said of late about
world ideals, but l prefer to think
Of the ideal for America. I like to
think there is something more than
the patriotism and practical wis
dom Of the founding fathers. It Il
good TO believe that maybe destiny
held this new-world republic to be
ths supreme example Of represen-
tative democracy and orderly lib
erty by which humanity is inspired
to higher achievement. It is idle
to think We have attained perfec.
ton, but there 10 the satisfying
knowledge that we hold orderly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22

|, When 1 chameleon Is blinded II
loses all power OF changing rs
color. and its entire body remains
Of uniform tint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Tho state Of Prunsyivsnis bias
$4,000 farms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
CONNER CHIEF
FAIR SPEAKER
Won Cup for Raising Finest
Oats

BURLINGTON. wash, Aug. Ia
w. w. Conner. republican candidate
for lieutenant governor. will be the
chief speaker at the annual Skagit
county fair hesc today.
This years exhibition IN ono Of the
most successful ever held In the
county. Special attention has been
paid the livestock exhibits and ex.
perts declare that many animals
awarded prizes here Will capture rib
bons at the annual state exhibition.
Conner arrived here from Seattle
by automobile early this morning
bearing with him n huge silver Low.
ing cup awarded him a few years
ago as a first prize for the fines,
sheaf OF oats raised in the county.
Conner told the fair officials that
the cup wasn't working for him
and that he'd rather see II In &C
ton" again. Accordingly the trophy
probably will be awarded the farmer
with the best oats entered In this
years fair.
Conner viii leave the fnir for Yaki.
ma 70 address the annual state con
vention of editors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
FIRE BOATS,
CALLED TO
BAnBRDCE
Rolling Bay Store Burned;
Fire Under Control When
Seattle Aid Arrives

Fsrehoats from seattle were sum
moned this morning to Rolling Bay.
cambridge island. to blaze that
was fast consuming Easthurw a
Hoover's general store and threaten
ting other buildings the dock and the
Moran Boys school
Before the boats had covered the
distance the fire was reported under
control IL totally destroyed the
store. stock and fixtures and the NV
tng quarters and furniture ~ ono -
the proprie,ors upstairs. Its origin
y . mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

With a standard service
rifle most as tall as herself
little Senorita Julia Boadrie,
10, outshoots the finest shots
in Spain Spain has produc-
ed some feminine Wizards
nth the rifle, and Of them all
Senorita Boddrie Is said to be
the best. She has Won many
medals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Phone Aroma
: Yields Frank
Almost kick

Frank Logan. frequent city Jail
guest. who sweeps out police station
In regular Today periods after ia
maica ginger jays. had the saddcst.
saddest Friday the 18th story OF them
all
'Y'see that phone over there said
Frank. pointing TO the phone on the
information desk. Its a funny ma
chine and the funniest. qucercst part
Of II is its breath.
-y'didnt know phones had .
breath. ! suppose. But they have.
And that one In particular. You can
always tell what kind or nationality
OF man or woman has used that
phone by its breath.
Sometimes there's an aroma
that Is the right word--hanging
around the speaking tube. that watts
you away to Oriental iand--sweil
perfume-that's when a nifty dame
has talked TO tho phone.
1T HAD SOME
AROMA TODAY
again. there's nothing out heavy
A1r Of onions and garlic that's strong
enough TO knock yo' dead When
nobody has used the phonc. there
isn't any smell but that Of the reg
ular mouthpiece.
but this morning. that phone had
. breath that made me surprised.
mad and then sorrowfui The breath
OF that phone this morning was so
much like old times that u -ur--'~~'
me- thought someone had played
me . bad trick But a ~. ...-.T
everyone I suspected and couidn',
confirm one OF them as the decciver
Then ! got sorrowfui when thought
what I had missed
Frank was last seen, apparently
talking over the phone. For q long
time he was noticed with his mouth
close to the tube and II you looked
closer you would have noticed that
he was breathing deeply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Champ Buckaroo
Leaves 5000 Here

Eddie Wilson. worlds champion
buckaroo. who tangled with the
fede-a' prohibition law and took
the count Monday. succeeded In Oh
tanning money to iiaui6ate his $500
Indebtedness to Uncle Sam and de.
parted for Pendleton Wednesday
Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

The scion Of the family had acted
20 badly that punishment Of some
sort was necessary.
Ernest" commanded his mother.
find a switch and bring II to me-"
Shortly afterward the bright
young man returned
Il couldn't find a switch. nam
ma" he reported. but here's stone
that you can throw at me."-Amer.
lean Legion Weekly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

LONDON. Aug. i3.-London
dressmakers are wondering II WON
en- viii accept the high collar this
fall The new autumn models from
Paris have quite ''choky" collars.
The dressmakers believe the style
viii beautify tall. slim women with
long necks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Buyers Dance IL
Attended by 1000

More than 1000 persons attended
the dance at Leschi park Thursday
night which brought TO n clpse the
eighth annual BuyerH week. The
out-of.town guests will begin leaving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

The search for Eugene Leroy unted in the trunk nsarder
mystery has extended Merco foono cord reeer
ed by police that Leroy is the border Adore
the last photograph Of Katherine Jackson Leroy tchose body
found in trunk shipped from Detroit to Neto York and
signatures Of the girl and Leroy the register of hotel
chere they first met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

% the United states shipping board
All licensed marine engineers. whs
wish 10 become more proficient will
b. eligible. Prof. ". q. Eastwood viii
be In charge Of the school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

SIX SUITS and . brown leather
handbag. valued at $40. were stolen
from Frank Smiths room in tho
Rainier Grand hotel. he reported TO
police Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

A cake Of yeast consists Of live
egg shaped bodies 20 tiny that 1000
OF them. placed end TO end. would
measure an inch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

cENTtALiA.--Eagies Of Contra
liza and Tenino 20 hold joint picnic al
Offuts Lake. August 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Seattle Friday for their homes In the
various parts Of the Northwest.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

Correspondcncia para LA PRENSA.
MONTERREY, y. l., mayo 22.-La
teulida hue'ga de los obreros de las
ZGndictones y &c otros !mportantes
.ccntros inaustriales. parece haberse
resuelto satIsfactoriamente, mediante
IN arreglo directo entire los interesa
CO.: huelguistas y patrones
Informes u en- fuentss autortzada,
recognizes aver nos hacen saber que
81 asunto DC la huelga de los opera
rios de las tres tundiciones e~xistentes
en- esta cludad. esta s~olucionando Ell
parte ouedara def!n!tivamnte conclude
seeuramente. en- e. curse de Ia preesn
te se-nana.
e. problem& qued6 fuera de Ia jul
r~isdicci5n de Is Junta de Cancellation
' Arbitraje, Ell virtud de que los
obreros. salvando su conducto, Sc diri
eieron al G. Gobernador del Estado
piGiendo que i~rterviniera de alg1n mo
do para soIuc!onarlo. y n virtud, tam
Lien de que no lego Z recihirse Ia
respueSta dc una de las Enpresas a
fectadas, que Sc juzgo indispensable
para Ell estudio de Ia importante cues
ton.
Los o~perarios acordaron entonces
tratar directemente con los Gerentes
dc. las negoc;aciones donde prestaban
sus servicios y por este medic Sc ha
estado daudu tsrmino parcialmente =
las dificultades suscitadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
10 QUE OFRECE IA FUND.-
ClON ne FIERRO Y ACERO

Fuimos ipfcrmados do que el Sc
nor ingenieco don Roberto Gayol, Di-
rector General de Ia Compahfa FUND.-
dora de Fierro y Acero salio antier
cen rumbo q Ia capital de IA Repu
blica, con ell ohjeto lie acordar con
Ell Conse1o de Administration de Ia
Cumpanfa la& bases mas favorables
due puedan fi1ar para Ell aumento de
les salario; de sus tra~bajadores, espe
rando que antes de diez diaS SO ARE
glaran los tableros de salaries bajo
bases sa~tisfactorias unique Sc descono
ce en- 81 momento Ia cuantia del aunen
10, debido @ que esta Negoclaclon Sc
encuentra bajo condolences completa-
mente diferentes a las otraS dos fund.-
clones de metales. pueSto que aquellas
neeociacioneS exportan todos sus pro
ductos Y IL de ierro V Acero los dis
tribuye en- 81 mercado nacional, n
m!endo Ia mayor partc de su produc
c!6n los F~errocarriles MeN!canos con-
trolados por el Gobierno y aIgunas o
tras dependencies del mismo.
Sc nos inform6 que antes de partir
81 senor Gayol tuvo o~portunidad de
habIar con ~alGunos huelguistas que fue
ron a IA planta de Acero. a quienes
autoriz6 para que ~inforraran Il sus
compaTeros quo pueden regresar Qua
DO 10 deseen n sus trabajos. y que cual
Qu!era que sea el aumento que con-
s!ga del Console de Administration, Sc
les hara Elective desde el dfa en- que
empiecen 4 lrabajar va sean todos o
parte. de los cue intervinieron en- 81
movimient" Y como esta fuera dc du
Ga que Ia Fundici6n de Fierro y
Acero hara cuanto este de ST. parte
| por resolver satisfactoriamente su con
fl!cto Sc cspcra que hoy mismo, dfa
er que Sc inicia Ia semana de ~trabajos,
Sc p~resentaraE Ell Ia pianta sino los
600 t~rabajaGores que quedan en- huef-
ga. cuando menos una mayoria muy
imnortaute que permitira la rea1udd
ci0n completa de sus labores.