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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05

Mr.. Farmer: Please take note of
the men most active in Emmons coun-
ty in supporting the Townrey gang.
the men who are doing the active
work. Size them up. What are
their records in handling their own
business? What about our socialist
minded member of the legislature.
Mr.. Harding? He has tried to be a
carpenter. He finally decided to get
hold of some of Uncle Sans land by
homesteading. Where is he today :?
Head over heels in debt. He has left
his farm. He has had an auction
sale and sold off much of farm
personal property. Before election
the local league paper Informed US
that ne was taking charge of the
farmers elevtors at Temvik and Haz-
elton. The Record understands that
ne owns one whole $40 share IN the
Hazelton institution. And, while
Harding has been going under f1nan-
cially, many others have been making
money in the same line. So it hasn't
been "the system" that caused his
failure any more than it was the
System" that caused Townley to
sidestep thousands of his honest debts
by becoming bankrupt.
And Emil Hardt? Isn't he an ex-
cellent specimen of business man to
show farmers how state should be
run?
And so it goes for their leagu>
organizers and their Representative Is
to their league newspaper men. II
would seem that if you are m
plete business failure yourself you
have the necessary qualifications to
advise others as to how their business
of state government should be con-
Quoted.
The usual league method of cover
ing up the tracks of their shiftless
and worthless agitators is to how,
crook at the other fellow.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05

The independent forces in Emmons
county did not formally endorse anti
league candidates for district Judge in
the primary, leaving it to the people
to eliminate. They did support Nc
Kenna for sectional reasons only. BUT,
this fall, it will be our duty to de-
feat the candidates tied up with the
Nonpartisan league for every office.
1t is just as necessary that the league
be prevented from controlling the
courts as it is that they be kept OUT
of control of state and county Office.
Vote for McKenna and Allen, for
district Judge. They haven't any
Townley endorsement.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05

Christensen is the present indepen-
dent member Of the supreme court.
Richardson is the league candidate.
Don't forget Judge Christianson this
fall. He beat the Lacquer in the pri-
mary. See that he does it again
this fall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
|DR. v. 0. COFFEE
In Davenport O6ces
Every Saturday, AsAaay and
TueSdav

Tuesday
DR.. W. o. Coffee, the oculist and
aurist, il In his Davenport Offices
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday Of
each week In the First National
bank building. Phone Davenport
1914 Hours from 3 .. m. to $50
p. m. Practice limited to the4 treat
ment Of all eye diseases, failing
sight. deafness. impaired hearing,
head noises. ulcers Of the ears, ca
Arrh 81 the nose, head. throat and
sinuses. He treats catarrh as q
constitutional condition a. well as
. local disease He treats enlarged
tonsiA without . surgical operation
and says many cases Of partial
blindness can Be restored without
an operation By his special non
surgical method: He itraightens
cfoss-eyes by his special method,
usually 1t one visit. He removes
adenoade, polypus tumoes At the
nose without chioroform and pa
tents return homo without danger.
He has treated eye. ear, nose and
throat diseases for 50 years. Dr..
Cokee 10 In hts Peoria offices 1t 500
South Jefferson street I'll the rest
q the time he b not IN Davenport.
Better go him abo1t yoar caso b.
foro suhUittinE to IN opefatioa.
Hlo expeeisnco in treati1g thee
seAds q coses makes 4 poostblo for
hin u GIVE relied 1aa1 tines when
ctAsrs would NIL Many cDegaticns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Dandru& Surely
Destroys The Halt

Cirls-if you want plenty Of
thick. beautiful. gloasy. silly hair.
do By all means get rid Of dandruff.
ser II viii starvs your hair and ruin
Il II You don't
II doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash II out The only
sure way to get rid Of dandruR is
to dissolve It. then you destroy 1t
entirely. To do this. get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon;
apply It at night when retiring use
enough TO moibten the scalp and
rub It in gently with The finger
tips.
BY moruing. most II not an. Of
your dandSu6 will b gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dis1olve and en-
tifely destroy every single sign and
trace q It
You will Ald. too. tAa& all itching
aAd digging q the scalp Will stop,
and your hair will look and feel q
hundred times better. You can ret
liquid srvon at any drug store Il
u inexpensive an@ fouf canoes Il
n you VIM NEED. NO mattsr how
mach dandru6 you have. This sim
- remedy never cails--(Advl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Wnsonlsm RAol Issue.

The real issue here. 20 far a.
there il any issue. II Wlsonism.
Resentment against the Wilson ad-
miuistration runs high. It 10 per
haps better to say It IL resentment
AGAINST the Wilson cabinet and its
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Night school at Browns Business
college opens next Monday, Sept.
70. Eproll now. Office open eve-
nings this week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Funeral services over the body Of
JauAs lcCaN q Rsuolds. Who vas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Or. Connor. fosmeFly of John Hopkins
Hospital. who uaes Nicotol in his practice.
saga: The terrible craving for tobacco
in any form may be Quic<lr overcome by
the simple use Of Nicotol. 1t is net SUBJ
stitute, is absolutely harmless IN every
way and contains no habit forming drugs.
The tobacco user does not quit the habit,
but tbs habit quits him-the desire for
tobacco vanishes and the victim 10 re-
leased from the slavery Of nicotine with
out effort or Inconvenience on .his part.
Bead Dr.. Conpor's full ststemeni seon to
appear ip this paper.
NOTE-Eicotal tablets are sold in this
city under an iron-elsd money back guar
antes BY al up-to-datc druggists, includ-
ing John Rengston.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
"THE WOMAN IN
ROOM Il"

Greatest Play Ever Produced
L ASTIME THEATRE
M"a.. Tues. e Wed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
Eczema Caused Years =
of Intense Agony

II have suffered intense arunv from
eczema On my leg and either parts Of
my body Tor years. and received only
temnorarH relief from other prepara-
lions II Is only a month since !
sta led 10 use pETFnS0N.S ONT
NENT and there Is no sign " eczema
or itching You can refer 20 me -
Geo r Talbot. p penaold Street Buff
fslo. n. T.
I've rot hundred testimonials. =
SAYS Peterson of Buffalo "iust As sin
cere and honest as this one Years
ago, when I FIRST started % put out
pETERS0NS OINTMENT. made up
my mind 20 give a big box for 60 cents
and ] am stu doing e - every drug
wist in the country Knows
Il guarantee pETERSON'S ONT
MINT because 7 know that rs mighty
healing power Is marvellous 7 say 20
every one who buys a box that 4 il
rigidlv guaranteed for eczema. SAT-
rhsum, ola sores blind bleeding and
itching plies Ulcers skin diseases
chafllg. burrs 5, aids and sunburn. and
II not satisfactory any druggist VIII
return your money" Mail orders alled
ny Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo.
y. " Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
EASTERN PEOPLES
BEC0M ERESTLESS
coy Associates Prsss,.

london. Nov. fs.--The Congress Of
Eastern Peoples which was held NJ
Raku I'm September decided 10 UNDER
take = campaign ~ agitation and
propaganda amorg the Mohammedan
women OF he East, SAYS a wireless
dispatch from Moscow quoting the
Russian newspaper pravsa Women
delegates 20 that CONGRESS are de-
ciared 10 have urged a convention of
another congress 20 be composed sx-
ciuslvely of women OF the East. So
Wet Russia would be represented In
such a congress by delegates from
Aatrakhnn. TurkeHtan, Daghnstan AMI
Agerbaid5an.
The purpose cf the proposed cam
raign as defined by the newspa per.
would BE 10 induce Eastern womea 20
take their places i TIE -anks 81 the
strusglera for the Liberation OF the
East"
TIE attain that object the Congress
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
AuTonoTIvE ACTIVITIES
THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD


The shortest TAI ride m Berlin
costs five dollars.
GASOLINE was first aael az a liquid
for cleaning 81 clothes.
Only one person ia every $500 IN
Russia owns an aufomohlic.
GREAT Britain a. expeadlng ttAo 900. p
eco q year en- highwaya
Michigan leads the cruntry with
thirty -fivs pasaenges automobilo
senator warren q Harding Il a
usmmbeF &c the Chauffeura Unien ut
Washington. d. g.
I'rca schools are conducted IN Ncw
York city FOR instruction o. operation
and care 81 motor trucks
In the Algerian Sahara Tire Arabs
are abandoning thair famous horses
Tor motor propelled machines.
Alabama. Arknnnaa. Nevada. South
nakosa and Oklahoma have oHe mo-
tor vehicle far every mile % rad.
OFsaraturm ~ motor trucka without
apreslomafefh Or with worn brakes ars
subject g. flnos up % 500 Ia Nil
Waukea. We.
a new motor company organized
In Manitoba. with q capita 81 81
eco 200 Nlll build automobiles a.
Winnirsg
An average Of four men were EN-
pioyed a. construct each % the H.
edonoo passenger automobile produced
last year
An but uiua states in tho Union
have already surpassed he Total
number 81 motor vehicles for the cE-
tlro pear 81 1919.
Money Invested o. the automobile
business IN me United states has now
reached the atupenicus amount 90
satGG.s aA6aA
Passenger ear and motor truck
ox ncra On New jersey are facing an
increase IA tai fees from 90 30 nearly
100 per cent Cor 1874
Motnr vehicif shipments from fac
foFics during me month ~ August
we're reported % be the heavieag IN
the history 81 tho Industry
Edward Morris. sixteen years old.
cf Philadelphia, has the distinction
- heirK the youngest motor race
driver On the United States.
A forfeit of 5000 ooe : day q nado
- one nf. the largest automobile
manufacturer in the UnitoA States
~ result q. the new price reauc-
ton
War tanks win be used as touring
vehicles a the mountain country %
France far TIE transportation 81 pas.
eenRNrm during the wiater sports sea-
son.
Members ~ tho Garage Workeru'
Union On New YORK. City are demand
iug a minimum wage ~ 81 a day for
washers. ta for poiiahNF6. and $50 a
week Tor faremen
IN 1898. the first year for which
records exist On the automobile In
duatry. ~ passenger ears were manu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

good buyers en- the decline which car
ried March deliveries off 90 1850
however. and closing prices showed
moderate rallies. with the mar get n
naily steady At net decline or Is 20
SIS points
The opening was easy az a decline
81 30 o 81 points under over night
selling orders. which included hedg-
Ing BY spot firms supposedly against
cotton bought on an easier basis ia
the south late yesterday Covering for
the week end caused rallies OF 20 or
IS points right after the call but the
market soon weakened again ewing
- continued liquidation prompted by
favorable reports from the goods
trade fear Of further spot Liquidation
and nervousness over condition. which
was increased BY the reported failure
Of produce exchange firm. Decem-
Der sold up 90 1905. anN January %
1884. with active months generally
showing net losses or Is 20 80 points.
but there seemed % oe an improved
demand from the trade on a scale
down. while there was also a great
aeai q covering and buying for a re-
action. This ateadied prices IN the
late trading. and the close showed raj
lies Of 10 70 70 points from the lowest.
rhe census report showing domestic
min Cousumr On 90 only as9. sa7 bales
for October. compared with 556.0s1
last year was a factor ia the decline
and reports Of increasing mill curtail-
mont were regarded b. local traders
- pointing 10 a still less favorable
comparison Tor the current month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
STOCK MARKET
SHOWS LOSSES
sellins Movement Continues and Low
MARKS Are Registered

New York. Nov la.-The short ses-
sion Ok the stock market today vas
characterized BY continuance of the
recent heavy selling movement. many
popular issues registering rev lows
Tor the year. IN some cases much
longer period.
Prices reacted for the long account
again giving the bears a free hand.
Not all o. the days selling was OF that
sort. however signs ~ more involun-
tary liquidation being observed.
asNtreme declines OF TO points
in the more volatile issues were eff
foctcd with little difficulty. Rails and
ahippines were relatively steady for a
time, but even those shares. including
Southern Pacific ard Reading broke
sharply a. the weak clore. Week end
advicea regarding industrial and COM
merciai conditions gave impetus q
the markets extended reaction. The
commercial agencies made pointed al
msion "a tho rapiilty with which
price reodjustments are proceeding.
this being confirmed By drastic cuts
in the Chicago market.
Advices from New England the
middle west and the south tod OF FUR
thor curailmonf In the textile indus
try and ~ the acceptance Of q - per
cent wage rcduc lon by the mill hands
~ cotton company In Virginia The
clearing house statement was decl-
dedly favorable actual loans and dis
counts decreasing almost SIS. 600 900.
and reserves of members az Federal
Reserve Rank ID eroasing TO the 81
tent 81 s30.7757 eoo. with a gain %
about So 500 600 IN reserves. bringing
the excess 20 slightly over s32 goo 000
a. nEinat last ~ ak's deficit
Bonds were heavy. all the Liberty
issues reacting 1n free offerings To-
tai sales pa- value aggregated sS.l2s-
000 Old United states bonds were un-
changed on call during the week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
PRESENT BUICK MODELS OF
NEW AND IMPROVED DESIGN

On August first &c This year. .as Bu-
SEA Motor Company announced their
f99f m0deia comprising sevea dlstinct
lobe. lacludinE roadster. I've nd seven
passenger open type ears and q coupe.
five and seven passenger sedan. in the
enclosed deaisn&
TIE tgaf models are distinctive Ia
design. ara have Incorporated more
than thirty distinctive mechanical I'M
proxemonts. beside inuumcraDie minor
changes and rcflnemenis. al addiaE 20
ghe comfort and convenience Of the
operator. lnsuring more economics
upkaop AMI longer lasting qualities.
Beyond 4 doubt" says Mr. dae a.
Son. ~ lhe son Buick Co. local Buick
dealers. sHhe new Buick Tine offers the
best product ~ me pei twenty years
81 Buick manufacture. Besides. Buick
Is ere o. very few manufacturers who
are Offerlng me public iJli ser'ss--
cars 81 distinctive improvements, a
price unusually ~ when compared
win inc mech - = excellcnce Of the
product"
Another point whlch SIR. son says Is
heinw stressed now Il ne fact thai
Buick represents a standard n the mo-
tof car Manufacturing field and that
me re.sale value Is such ihst many
prospective buyers glve thls feature
when PURCHASING more consider atom
thAn IN the past
The new Buick line offers pleasing
BODY designs. leather upholstery. new
style cushion springs. improved Trims
Eears. front and new fender % iae
new crown and bead dasigl and many
ether important improvements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
Happy After ~ Years.

Il must write and tell you arr
setting along tine. Eor 90 years.
that = over hair % my life. I have
spt ~ IN poor health and suffering
from severe Eas IN stomach and indl.
gcati0n. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
has entirely restored me- also
know - several others who have
taken u Tor the same trouble ana are
now wei aEain." Il q a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the g. festival
tract and alloys the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver ana intestinal ailments. inciud
ihE Appendicitis. one dose viii cen
vince or money refunded Crystal
fhar iacy and druggists everywhere.
ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

cf Eastern Peoples decided 20 organ
lae women's guilds 50 40 90 carry on
agitation among them and induce
them TO become associated with pub
Tic life and 10 draw them away from
The naFTcW interests az domestic life.
The congress decided also to ask
clubs and schools 70 give wide SCOPE
20 the agitation and propaganda
among Aosiem women.
In must be clear that the East has
awakened. once Eastern women have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
COTTON MARKET
CONTINUES WEAK
Renewed Demand From the Trade
Causes Slight late Rally.

New York. Nat. 13-The cotton
market showed renewed weakness to-
day. with March and later deliveries
making new low records for the scs-
sion. Reports Of freezing wealth q all
over the bolt seemed 20 attract very
little attention compare ~ the
continued depression al - bust
ness and over night reports Of weaker
spot markets. Trade interests were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
MOTOR CAR HAS
COCKTAIL BAR

Paris. New. i3.-~CompIete with
cocktail bar" the largest touring
motor car in the world is now in
Paris. says the Daily Mail
Il was built for = Belgian million
ARE 20 take a party game shooting In
Africa. and In now owned by . fornser
naval officer. who IL 20 use Il Tor
battlefield tourists.
The car seats IS persons and at
night 2 can sleep on spring beds
with every comfort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Ell Paso Constantly Witnessing
Large Business Transactions

the Elite. We have used every fore
thought to take care Of every kind
and grade OF business that falls to
our lot. No patron is left dissatis-
fled. and our policy iE always to give
the best service possible
1--WE maintain large payroll.
which helps the city. and We are
striving to do our part in the growth
and development OF FL PasO. We
hope to keep the Elite growing as
the city grows. and would ike to see
our plant even keep ahead OF the
city,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Na1Ew

This week brought another big
deal" The Sheldon Hotel deal. in
volving a half million dollars. Is IN
dicative Of the spirit OF initiative and
enterprise for which FL Paso has be-
come noted. Hair million dollar deals
are not made In dead" and declining
towns or cities. Especially Is this
true when the transaction calls for
the transfer OF more than $3.50. 900
in cash. Large hotels have sold IN
the Business sections Of cities Of
100000 population for Less than $780,
600 total
Work Is actually under way in the
demolition Of the old "Coney Island"
building. where very soon win begin
the construction Of a new fifteen
story building
The manufacturers. wholesalers
and business men OF Fl Psso IN gen
eral have unlimited confidence In Er
Paso and its future as IS borne out
by the gigantic deals that are made,
and the large undertakings that are
essayed-
A city no more than an individual
ran stand still Movement is the law
o. nature. the law Of the whole uni
verse. This law IS expressed in
physics. IN chemistry, in psychology
IN poIitics-and IN business. The
cells Of the human body are IN con
slant movement, so that the body
material IS worn out and renewed
every seven years. An atom OF an
ion is never still Evolution goes on
forever. and the primeval moneron
never is IN utter repose.
FL Paso is always doing something,
Is always going ahead. IS always Sin
movement" and Is always advancing.
TO movement must be added direc-
tion. Direction determines the ulti-
mate goal Fortunately. FL Paso al
ways keeps headed IN the right d.
rectien.
The direction IS ahead. The bust
ness interests. OF E. Paso are advanc-
ing and the city has countless years
OF growth before It. The cooperation
Of the business men In FL Paso has
more to do with e. Paso's proper de-
velepment than any other single fac
Tor. That Is the main outstanding
AaE-4E III +l4l city > AZ al -ellA-l--a Anu
in the minds OF the public in general
FL Paso should come first.
Remember that one cannot be ''neu-
traI" TO Fl Paso II he earns his daily
bread here and lives within the city's
limits. II one sends to Chicago for
an article he can buy IN Il Psso. he
is directing his energy and earning
power IN the wrong direction Il is
a strange paradox that the man who
asks patronage On the ground OF
home Industry and local coopera-
ton often forEets the debt he owes
to those who give him the patronage
he asks FOR. But 50 long as the psy-
Geological law OF "dissociation" con
tlnues TO operate IN the minds OF men.
so long VIII a large amount Of local
business find its way into other cities.
But this should Be cut to the very
minimum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Elite Laundry Is
One of Ell Paso s
Fine Laundry
Plants

The Elite Laundry. known as the
home Of tspick and Span" is a mod
ern and wen equipped laundry.
Mr.. Pruett a few days ago. in speak
ing OF the growth Of the laundry bus
mess, expressed the opinion that the
public at large did not realize the
vastness OF the enterprise. nor have
any conception Of what the inside OF
a modern laundry looks like.
The many thousands Of dollars
worth Of machinery would astound
the general public Huge washing
machines, enormous mangles. special
machines for washing silks, and too
many kinds OF machinery to talk
about IN short time are installed in
the up-to-date laundry plant
And there is no plant in our line
that Is more up-to-the minute than