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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23


The name applied to broncho-
pneumonia BY the older doctors
vas better than the modern name
They called 1t capillary bronchitis,
meaning that ID essentially an in
flammation Of the smallest bron-
chiai tubes. And q still older title
II halfway descriptive. too-the dis,
eass was once known a. "sufoc-
catiye catarrh." Suffocative was
right, but We need not apply the
meaningless name Of "catarrh" to
anything unless we are sure what
we<are talking about.
Unlike ordinary pneumonia 10
bar pneumonia. lung fever, pleuro-
pneumonia). which has been dis
cussed in recent issues. fbroncho-
pneumonia is usually secondary to
some other illness, and 1t USUALLY
develops gradually or insid:ously
without the sudden. chill Of onset
commonly noted in the ordinary
lung fever. It is likely to occur IN
the course Of or as q sequel TO
measles, whooping cough. diph-
iberia chicken pox, scarlet fever,
influenza, or acute enteritis (pro-
tracted diarrhoea) in infants. Not
withstsnding the FEARS Of parents.
Iit seldom follows ordinary bronchi-
It's in children. ana this fac. per-
haps accounts for the great faith
some parents place in various rem
cd'es applied in bronchitis to ward
| OF or prevent pneumonia.
l. rdo not mean to say that exter-
nal and mineral remedies are with
out value in bronchitis or in bron-
cho-pneumonia Much may be done
I to increase the patients comfort
or diminish discomfort. But 1t is
silly to imagine that any known
internal or external remedy Will
prevent pneumonia or break 1t up.
! Il Dc the veriest chicanery for any
healer to pretend that he can abort
or break up pneumonia. All such
assertions are founded on nothing
more substantial than a happy
agreement between Old Doctor Nat
IRE and. Trained Nurse Coinci-
dence.
/ Whenever q child with measles
chicken pox. whooping cough OF
other disease shows a noticeable
increase Of fever. increased. cough
ing. more rapid pulse and more
rapid breathing than usual, parents
should Immediately summon the
physician to determine whether
broncho-pneumonia is developing
Here some one rises TO ask why
call the doctor to settle the ques
ton If the doctor can't prevent OF
break up the pneumonia? Coco
medical treatment aims to help thu
patient weather the illness, anf
when l say medical treatment l d.
not necessarily mean plying the pa
tient with medicines, for that Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

minute" said Eleanor, feigning a
yawn. Guess Ill get my embroid-
cry"
She went up to her own room
and flung herself upon the bed.
Why should he come to the very
door and then turn away? II it
was something he really had to At
tend to, why hadn't he come in
and told first or telephoned after
wards! The questions kept run
ming through her head until she
finally dropped into n troubled
sleep.
The following afternoon Eleanor
went out on the piazza to feel the
cool breeze on her hot, aching fore
head. As she stood there . faint
odor was waited up to her. and
looking down she saw . wilted car
nation lying at her feet
why. the flower ! had on last
night" she mArvelsd, and then
there came = great light.
Ralph had not felt very well that
morning. His pride was deeply
wounded. Thst .sshe" should prom
Use to do something and then d.
liberately not do It! An awful Re-
alization-his loved one false. In
the afternoon came . telephone
call.
Hello"
rs that you. Ralph."
Those honeyed tonss we're only
too familiar. YEA" he said. Jelly,
"You didn't come last night.
Silence. Then, finally Why
notr
Business 1t the last minute.
said Ralph. c0ldly.
There was something like q gAsl
ct the other end Of the wire. an
then the answer: "Oh, Ralph.
know that wasn't Il! Toll NJ Why
you vent away After ron had cs0s
q far ~ the steps"
Il cannot explain fully herr. d,
Then co1ae cut hoRe now. NDyeG
1lnA yaaI Woglss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

@. What should be served with
a salad? F. v.
A. Cheese straws, crisp crack
ers. small sandwiches or nut bread,
may be served with meat and vege-
table salads. while sponge cake or
angel food spread with preserves
may be substituted with a fruit
salad.
Q. Is the fact that furniture is
veneered. q sign Of poor workman
ship? Ed.
A. Much Of the finest furniture
is veneered in special parts. 1t Is
necessary to use veneer in order to
get the beautiful grains that are
seen in drawer fronts, for instance.
The test Of good furniture is the
care and precision with which
veneering is done rather than the
lack Of 1t.
Q. Why are the little white soup
beans called navy beans?
W. p. @.
A. The department of agricul-
ture says that the small white soup
beans were called navy beans be-
cause OF the enormous quantities
purchased by the navy department
FOR use on ships.
Q. 10 veteran OF the Spanish
American war eligible for q pen
sion! A. e. r,
A. The pension. bureau states
that . former answer to this oues-
ton should have bsen that the act
OF June 5. 1920. .provides that any
soldier or sa1lor Who served 50
days during the war With Spain.
the Philippine insurrection or the
China Relief exDe6itiea, end Who
vas hoo0tably discharged, Who IL
sa2efin9 ncQ a1v diSabiljty not
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

W AsulnBtOn. ~. Y. 0lve luii u1na0
ar postage. BE briei. All inquiries "
the result OF vicious habits, % en-
titled to a pension Of from II! "
$50 per month. proportional toms
degree of inability to earn SUP.
port by manual labor. The scl
also allows pension to such sol'
diers and sailors on account OF 3!
as follows: Sixty-two years, "
per month: 6S years, SIS; Hysah
$24. and Is years. $50.
@. How can the difference be
tween wood alcohol and grain aicU,
hol be told by q simple metno0'
Al. H.
A. II burned In an alcohol hnp
wood alcohol will burn with VI
low fame. while pure grain aic0'"
produces q blue flame.
Q. Does a certain salary 80 wa
certain posts in the consular se'
ice? H.. r. ".
A. The appointment division -
the state department says thai y,
fact that . man is consul gsheis.
in London does not give MN :
specified salary. as the salary y
given the individual man vhsfe,s.
he may be. In accordance win =.
ability and value to the serves.
and IL not given in accordancs VIZ
the particular post which he oc0'
pies.
Q. What was 1.-THE Battle OF ~
Books?" T. n
! A. THE Battle Of the BOOK :
the title Of Q famous book BY ~
athan Swift, which grew out ..
controversy over the compar.usS
merits Of ancient and mAdern ~
Azure. TAs dispute began aM
French scholars. but was tafsn
in England. Swift's book ~
burlesque n ths whole sasah
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

Politics IA clearing. Cox says that Harding
4 tasny & chance to he elected. Harding says
( thae Cox can't be elected. In other words, the
I Gn1se4 prediction would be to say that the can
ll6ate receiving the most votes will be de-
eiAeed the next president of the United States
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

but . minor feasufe q alI,.l
treatmeQ tnousR olteh siss
!mporta1 feature.
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nervous system IIcm sI ~ Ssr.n =
the pneumoniA seIMs. A . u :.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

II you happen to be one Of those who don't
bsli1Vt ! woman can keep a SECRET ask the
lssf one Of your acquaintance for whom she
intsada voting for president.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

Fourteen million families in the United
'ttaSle own their own homes. But that's mo-
eaaouSh 10 eliminate the landlord.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

Cotton planters complain that they face a
ogee.ooo.ooo loss. They were more taciturn
whom they faced an equivalent gain.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

4 trsnch hatmakers are trimming the newest
M with bits Of sponge instead Of plumes
Atts easier to soak you with sponge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

a ylanmarion. the astronomer. IL dsvotins hia
nS(eation to the honeymocn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

4 Popocatepetl Is On the rampage in Mexico
Ehefes ono insurssnt they cant deport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

w HEAVY gambling Is going on vt Deauville'
u 1GutnAd soldiers call It Doughville.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

fAis falls cider crop may help the back-to-
tAe-iarm movement mex spfins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

Il didn'. take a.monkey 70 prove t'rt kings
- but human after all.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

THE Tn-City Railway company. you may
or may no. recall, recently ran series OF In
terestlng advertisements in this sheet under
tile caption, Stree. Car Facts" The figures
given in these facts would seem to prove.
unless the company il granted 10-cent fare.
its profits will drop about four degrees below
absolute zero. But only two days before the
epidemic OF street car facts. the United Light
and Railways company offered an opportunity
to become a profit-sharing partner in sue
cesseul enterprise" to those. who wanted to In
vest in something decidedly attractive" and
secure good return" The Offering was ~
per cent prior preferred stock" 1t would seem,
Observes a thoughtful Acquaintance, that their
propaganda expert had slipped his trolley.
Our Obliging Mayor.
From The Argus).
~ Miss Naomi Murphy attended
the bride AZ maid of honor and Mayor
Harry NJ Schriver served as bridegroom
!, and best man.
THIS" conndes NJ T., enclosing the above
clipping, brought smile to my face and
want to SEQ II you will get one, too" Well
we seldom. IL ever. smile Concocting smiles
for others is serious business. We might. how
ever. manage a feeble grin If Mr.. Schrivel
comes across with the cigars-as Of course HI
should.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
RETROSPECT.

I bow before O. shrine Of memory:
NY lost beloved, queen Of yesterday.
I see again and echoes Of that melody
/ hear that sang when life was ut its may.
Forever past for me That golden time.
Augusian days. when Love Aas emperor
OF two young hearts; ahsnOble was the rhym.
Which they mace then, and heaven did 10
defer
The seven sacred letters Of name
Are traced upon my heart unfadingly.
A face time cannot mar; always the same
That face, forever beautiful to me.
And Joy ID mine when hear Keats declare
Forever thou shalt love, and she be fair"
e W. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
E.aAruRDA1. ocrosEs = ~.

- H. Asvus q Msssh ~. aese-
| - Asgss hsssssssth IN = esees2se - -. :.
F1uS1pa1 Uewsoa0s. seAloes1 ~ $500 ~, n.
go ~ sao1S 20 ooote ~ heosos '~os
1900 q ~ ssonso Usaeess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
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Bureau Frederic Haskn
address
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to anony oLefe9nl
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

$2.00 discount on all children s suits and overcoatS at Besse-Leland's -advt.
 Owing to the fact that the Masonic Temple association meets this week, the Masonic Hall association has post poned it's annual meeting until next week.
 Wanted-Lady to do plann cooking for small family for two weeks. Ap- ply at 26 Smith street, city.-advt
 The Elks fair committee will meet this evening. Posters and window placards will be distributed A large sign has already been hung across Main street
 $500 discount on all mems and young mems suits at Besse-Leland's. -advt.
 Miss Ethel Mcclure of New Haven was the weekend guest of Mrs. Cath erine Dunn of Franklin square
 Mime. Julie d. Audigne will be the speaker at the meeting of the McAll mission at D. m. tomorrow. It will be at the home of Miss Frances Whit t1esey on West Main street
 The Misses Ruth ana Helen Miner of Park Place left today for Virginia where they will probably spend the balance of the winter. Miss Ruth is recuperating from her recent illness
 Gerstaecker lodge, I. o, O. F., will entertain officers of the grand lodge including the grand master and his staff at it's meeting in Turner hall this evening at o'clock. There will he roll call at the meeting. After the DuSine SS session there will be a ban quet and entertainment.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
STAGE MINSTREL SHOW
|sical Talent From Daily Council, il. pG C., to Entertain At Carnival in
 fIiddlctOwn Friday Evening.

minstrel troup has becn organ
 l among members of Daily Council.
 lights of Columbus, to attend the fniyal being held by Forest City fnciI in Middletown tn Friday eve l g.. It will be New Britain night
 the carnival and the local troup
 stage q minstrel show.
 'he troup has a number of soloists.
 uding John O'Brien, Andrew Bas- d Joseph O'Brien. John kilduff, Ur- a Callahan. John Riley. John J. hiry and William Schouyd. There ! be two quartet5 and ., chorus of but 20 young men. John J. Crcan f be accompanist. John kiniry ! sing I'll Take You Back to Italy fch scored q hit in The Time. the ca and the Girl" The song is a It and the part of the Italian girl be played by female impersona- whose name has not been di- Iged. Frank Clvnes will present a btterfiy'' dance for the approval of M'ddletown critics.
 large # flowing will accompany minstrels. The trip tc Middle \ II will be made in automobiles. Iosc wishing tn so should be at the ! of C. clubrooms on Main street at carly hour on Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
CITY ITEMS

20 per cent. discount on mems odd trousers at Besse-Leland 's.-advt.
 PheniX lodge, l. Q. O. r.. will meet gree will be conferred on a class of candidates. The officers installed for the term arc Noble grand. Herbert Chase; vice grand, Harry Chapman; secretary. Louis H. Bell; financial sec retary, Arthur F. Hurlburt, treasur- CT, Edward A. Danberg.
 ReI rescntatives of the American Chemical company were entertained Saturday hy officials of local indus tries. The visitors inspected factories and foundries of tho several New Britain companies and were dined at the New Britain club
 Copies of the New Bedford school boards annual report have been re- ceive1 from Secretary A. s. Andrews of the chamber of commerce in that city. The report offers comparison between the schools of that city, Springfield and New Britain
 F. W. Sharpe is spending the bal ance of the winter at Hot Springs. Kansas
 Joseph Gcideraitis. of 265 Park street. Hartford, and Miss Rozala Pis- aroVichiuti of 100 Pleasant street have taken out q license to marry
 The Misses Helen and Rose Shana- han Of Waterbury and Miss Helen Wallin of Hartford were the week end guests of Miss Anna Crosby of F'3irNiew street
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
MAY BUILD DWELLINGS.
Machine Company Expects to Ereo
 10 New Buildings Soon.

There is 3 proba bility of the Ncs Britain Machine company erecting II houses near the machine company -eN tension formerly the old Stanley farm These houGeS will accomm odate tn, workmen. more than 40 Of whom au employed there St the present tinna Tho poas: biIity Of having to increase the working force $ responsible f6 this move eli the part of the machint company. The buildings will be oi the two tenement plan and the house will be sold to the employees If the! desire to buy.
 The lacl. of housing facilities hal ham pered the enlarging of the work ing force at the extension, as tIt workmen arc compelled to use thu trolleys or walk to get to the factory which is nearly a mile and three-Quar ters from the center. With the fri homes that have been built and thu 10 more to be built, so families can b. accoTnIn cd;i.ed. An estimate is being made by ihc public works of the cos of installing a sewer along Rocky His ;enuc trough the right of way Jss the Ma chine company. It is cxpectef that 4cvcral other improvements wlE bc added. 2
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Miss Mildred Thompson of East Main street is recuperating from her recent illness.
 A full variety of sea, food will ar rive Tuesday morning. Also fresh caught bullheads and shad. Moore's Fish Market.-advt.
 Mrs. w. H. Preston is confined to her home on Corbin avenue by an at tack of influenza. ? A daughter has been born to Mir and Mrs. Harold BaSsette of Slater road.
 Court Columbia, Daughters of Cas- tile will hold it's annual banquet at the EllIs' club tomorrow evening
 Last week to pay water rent and save interest.-advt
 H. C. Brown of the Traut & Hine Co. has gone to Pittsburgh for a few days on business. During his absence Mrs. Brown will visit relatives in Conway, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
BANQUET FOR THESPIANS.
' Council, h. Of C., to Hold Af-
 fair Next MOndnY ENcninc

Paly council. No. 12, Knights of umbus. will tender 2 banquet and lee to all those who aided in mak- the play, The Time, the Place. the Girl" q success, on Monday Iaing, February ?, at Bardeck's new T on Arch street.
 The party will include about 100 l pie and will consist of the cast. Erus, the committee and their fnds. The banquet will be served I7:30 sharp and will consist of .
 key supper with all the fixins I ] be an invitation affair, given :, bken of appreciation by Daly coun- for the efforts of those who liked in the interest of the sho>~. heinz will follow the banquet until fnight. Music will be furnished by |ott's orchestra.
 The show committee includes, VI. Eenncy, chairman; John J. O'Bricn. bns F. Callahan, Andrew Bass". In J. Kiniry and James Donahuc
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
NJ, N.aNn i,rN.tCC- Hall.

Mrs. Frances .tun" Hall. aged 16 Ed ye.rcrd1y V at th" hospital. Sh" sthe widow of Charles II. Hall anH Eidcd "t 52 Pearl ..oIrt. Su"vtv n,T
 her sister. M~-. r.. j. Cay: two ,ces. Nrg. r.. [. T-itch a:2.! MTs. II.
 Tay Io- aTu q nephew. r. W. Gay. e funeral w.li h~ held NE~d1cs.l.,y ' einoon a+ o'clock frnnl h. hnm~ Pearl rcHrt, Rev. William * Eu:~s, charge. and burial will be in Fat
 N cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
COMPLETING CENSUS

Thomas J. Smith. supervisor Of cen sus. has issued a request to all tn, enumerators i'll New Britain 70 send in their portfolios as soon as possible so that they may be Forwarded to Washington. Ha also states he wishes every individual in Inc city Of New Britain " no oaa no been "uumer;t cd to send his or her name ;nto censu3 headquarters at once.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
GeOroG Fl. R Davis.

George H. Reinhausen Davi" Of nkers, N. '. tS years old, died in It place Saturday. Eie is survived
 his wife, two sisters. Mrs. August of &12 Chestnut str,"t, Is city, and Mrs r. l.. Toohcy. Tie neral will be hrid torn orr5w> &nd rial will be in Woo'lnlolt. It.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
Mob Attacks Carabineers
 As Anarchist Urges Revolt

Florence, Italy, Jan. 26.-During meeting here today at which the anarchist Enrico Malatesa recently elected to the chamber of deputies urged 0 revolution a mob tried to overcome 8 party of carabineers. The latter defending themselves fired at the demonstrators wounding a score of them.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
Mrs. iEGitI Miller.

Funeral ScrN trS W:'Tu l"id Thjs T: Fnoon for AIrs'. E-litil AI.it>". widow
 Pat son AiiIt-r, at ; o'clock in thc Twin Mortuar% rf2prI Rev. SamuHl eke. asto! "f 'he I;e,'l;n "ne,r@-;o |nai church ofiic;AJrd. BUriGl W:4>
 Fairvicw cemetery. tHr. AIilit:.'% hth pruceGed bis Wii"'s hN ahout Lr months
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
COLD IN NEW ENGLAND
NortllficId, Vermont, Col,icst Place On Continent, With Thermometer Reg isterinG Thirty Below.

Bostcn. Jan. 26.-The mercury was forced to new official low levels by the cold wave which spread over North ern New England last night. North field. Vt. with a reading of 30 minus, was the coidest place on the North merican continents in which the re- ports were received by the weather bureau.
 Unofficial figures. however, ran low CT, reports of 40 below coming from Van Buren, Me, and Montpelier, Vt
 Official lows reported by the weather bUrea,. showed gradual rise in temperature from north to south in New England. It was 22 be- low at Burlington, Vt, 20 below at Greenville, Me, Is below at Concord. N. H.. below at Portland. Me, 8 above ct Block Island. and 16 above at Nantucket.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
Mrs. E.t!.l:, 'iiiic3.

Frs Edith Miller, widow of Patter-
 Miller, who died q f-W months
 paSsru away Saturday in Middle II. %hu was 50 years old. Tl'H prai was held this afternoon, ana ]. 5. A. Fiske, pastor of the Ev,'- congregational church oificiaIr'I.
 burial WAS in TalrVieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

A daughter was born toG3y at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Forsyth of 3s6 Sta,lcy street
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Has Americ.s i ncW and greater pavloWa" 1Andrcas PaEley and Serge Oukrainsky. dance directors supreme. claim such is the case. And the girl in question is Anna Ludmlla, the star of 70 dancers who gam bol at' the Russian diractor's South Haven,
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
FRANKLIN WILL SPEAK.

The regular merchants lunchovn t be held at the Elks' club at 12:i1
 In. tomorrow. N. s. Franklin. local
 {nager of the Connecticut Light and tUer company will give q talk o.o
 of New Britain and Stores" NJ. II. Johnson and liar Hancock arc the committee n Urge.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
Deaths and Funerals.
Marion B. Maple.

The fune"a! of Mari2': arke N7n'e infant daughter of AIr. and Mrs. Maple of 45 Locust street, who died fday morning, was held Saturday, Eh burial in St. Mary's new ceme- [y.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Thursday there will be the annual business meeting of the church fol- lowed by the election of officers for the ensuing year.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

See display of Paige cars at the ar mory.-adVt
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Alpha orchestra at the fair--o1,
 |ht.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Pretty cars-those 'Paiges," all c ti1em.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Wonderful special prizes at the I-lkS' fair. .~-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
PEOPLES CHURCH NOTES.

There will be a children's meeting t the church Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. In the evening there will be adult Bible study at 7:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Best bets at auto show-P Paige and "CadilacS'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

4 Leap Year affair is the Elks' fair. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Eome crowds-looking over th higes" and Cadiilacs. .''--a,dvt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Mich. dance colony. No che hes seen this lntr" slip If ;t girl ill dance, action except those who reside at the colony, but Pavley and Oukrainsky predict 8 startling future for the girl when she makes her debut into classi cal dancing circles.