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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
THE CITY'S SOUL.
By Lydia Lion Roberts.

Copyright, 1921, by the Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)
"My soul. Lottie," plaintively
Knocked Frank, you're as pleasant
as a blizzard. What in the world
is the matter with you lately?"
II, guess it's my SOUL" Lottie re-
piled ruefully. I've lost it some
where. Since nursiLg the family
through the grippe I've forgotten I
ever had a soul. l think it has
drowned In the dishpan."
Frank watched her as she ner-
vously got the children ready for
school, a worried frown between
her usually merry brown eyes.
mo, don't want any more
breakfast" Lottie said, as he wait
ed for her to sit opposite him. II
don't feel hungry lately; l just feel
Cross"
Listen. DEAR" said Frank brisk
ly as he got up to get his overcoat
I'm going to give you IS and
want you to use it to find your soul
When you've found it bring it home
with you and we'll try to make it SC
contented it won't leave you again.
II wouldn't blame the whole fam
lily for leaving" smiled Lottie. I'm
so disagreeable it's a wonder any
one can live with me, let alone q
fine, handsom, husband like you.
she roguishly added.
well, l formed the pleasant nabit
years ago and I'm getting 30 old ]
hate to change my habits" declared
Frank cheerily as he hurried OF tc
work.
That's just what I'll do" muir.
INJURED Lottie as she hustled through
her work. It'll ask Mrs. Green tt
give the children their lunch and
I'll be home again before they arr
out Of school. l haven't been any
where for weeks. It takes 30 lons
to get anywhere that I have to come
home by the time / get started, bu
/ can run In to the city and get {
change of noise"
Everything was quickly arranged
and a few hours later LOTTO stoot
gazing at the tempting window dis
plays.
II haven't had q thing new al
winter she told herself. 81 thinl
the shock Of seeing myself in q new
waist would make re better .
once"
After her purchase she Wake,
slowly along the crowded street,
enjoying the hustle and stir, watch
ing the faces rs they passed. boil
grave and gay. smiling at the bit,
| of conversation she overheard.
The Tapping and whirring o
wings attracted her attention an,
she stopped to watch the p, tt,
scene. A boy with the look o
strong, clean youth, growing int
manhood. vas standing in the mid
die Of . path Almost motionles,
except Tor q slight opening Of hi
hand. IN absorbed smile ON hi,
treckled face. he lured the TAI
placid pigeons close to him By hi
lofier OF their fsvorits food. AZ b,
scattered the .eas around him Ii,
eager birds walked up his hack
lvaddled around his Eeck, cling b
his arms and Shoulder and restel
On his hngerA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

4 Glance 4 IL 'sIne;sibis Co0ernne,i.s

congrsss q the United staaaa
hen. or should have been i,nns
% this suggestion or thought g =.
count q the size Of its mss
ship.
Ceagress n the Mevies.
Despite this being obviously I
diculous. Warrington was rees.ss
halt entertained. half disgusted =
. motion picture 4dvertised
showing mp the inside Of oniclal n
In Warrington. In this Of Co...
= brand new Congressman 4 r
hero, standing stalwart and Nm
Gus in opposition to the hydr6-hs.s|
ed monster OF graft and corruptis
UnAided except by his silver tones
and sterling character. this ycss
forces through the congress ~
measure which throws the m
Of the predatory interests into n
full confusion. and completely a.
feats their careful plans, Sars
scenes as representatives Of -.
same interests entertaining eyeS
droves Of senators and represests
tives at dinners are shown. n
each member Of congress, AIM
excepting the hero. is not surnrs.
ed to find . thousand dollar 6ooa
under his plate, which he pochsts1
without surprise or comment ~
devotes his energies to Euipir,
down q few quarts Of contra6as7
liquor. provided by the host.
This picture Of Washington m
as 1t is not ana never has been y,
laughed of the screen here In shos
order. 1t 10 fully realized that thep]
are specimens here and there
dishonest congressman, Just
there are dishonest lawyers, brici
layers or doctors.
How Modern LobbieS Worf.
But the lobby of today is not tn.
| ing any such Anticipated method
as that depicted in the movie. Then|
organizations go openly and franz.
'ly to the members of congren|
whose interests should coincids
! nth tbeirs Thov endoavor ard -
erailv snccsad h conv;nc,n o.' ~. ~.
No.. th.+ H. ,a1;sist;on ths;, -
.titnants desire ;s the sams ann. ~ -.
gram for which this lobbv q VOW o,s
ine They convince member, n
conrreas that onIv bv onanlv eo,
| hininc With others whnao nina
run along with theirs. and nnhlis.]
! ing the fact to the world. can ~
| eressional leaders be brought \
serious consideration Of the le,a]
lative nrorrams To which ~
, blocs are committed. n
| However. with the idea that then
NAV be some of the old fashion.
! lobbying going on. or that senator
and representatives might be ed
posed to corrupt influences. tvI
measures have already been intro]
duced in the senate during the nres!
emit session. One was sponsored b,
Senator Overman. of North Care
lima and IN Intended tn make Il l
crime for any person, agent, coua.
sci, firm, company, corporation q
association to attempt directly q
otherwise to influence Legislation
"by corrupt or improper method
/; The bill provides also that all legis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
WARTS ON Scents.

I am in the Boy Scout organiza-
ton and live among boys in camp
a great deal Of the time. have
warts ca on my left hand. At one
time I tried to burn them out with
muriatic acid, but since then sew
eral new ones appeared. Are
warts contagious-should / or 9TH
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

PSHAW! That street car question comes
to pestsr rs at every turn. Ffinstance. when
the one-man cars are put In service and one
desires Information from the conductor how IL
one 70 acquire It without violating the rules?
THE signs ~. Don't talk to Tie motor
man & Z Nc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-18

C0NklDkN11AL
Now nstsn, folks: I'm speaking conhdentil
And wouldn't want the missas tod q TINS.
ALTHOUGH perhaps It Is incCnseQuenttA
And II you told her naught would 30 amisa)
There's just one thing By which I'm greatly
4 subject approach vim fear and doubt-
lon which the missus says should 10 muxsled-
And I'd be glad to have you help me out
Now. here's. the point: When I am tired Of
When I've NO brilliant thoughts within my
head,
When every doggone' nerve in me Il lighting
In protestant my eyes are seeing red:
When here / sit in rank discomfort, sweating
And thinking till my brain begins to reel
Do you object because feel like letting
The whole world know exactly how feel!
This coiyum is supposed to be amusing
And it's my job to furnish all the chat
But. gosh! folks. just suppose that am losing
pound a day to hand you out laugh?
I like to hear life murmur see It
But find no chance to do that any more;
don't have time for anything Say! listen:
Tell me, do you find this stuff a bore?
"AS this mornings beautiful sun began
| to cast its rays into the senate chamber the
upper branch Of this Illinois general assembly
took $200000O from the state distributtve school
fund and threw it into the pork BARREL" wrote
the United Press Springfield correspondent
yesterday: And then, we suppo1e, the beau
tiful sun" proceeded to make it hot for the
senator's
Here Is Illustrated the Meaning Of
Inc0mpatfbflity.
From the Peoria Journal
SET HEARING ON
EXPRESS co. WAGES
! Bulletin.
(By Associated Press)
| Constantinople, June 14-Opening Of
/ , the Greek offensive against the Turkish
| nationalists in Asia Minor is believed
! here tonight to be imminent British re-
serves are relieving the Greek 18th divi-
sion at Ismid, on the Sea Of Marmora,
which is proceeding to the Ushak front,
near the Bagdad railway, northeast of
Smyrna.
| DISCOVERED. nv F.. r. X another "(Sigan.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
She Wouldn't Take $4,000 for Him
Not Been Offered That

We call him Mike for short.
Not only short for Michael An
gelo. but short for my canary"
Mike isn't . rare bird By any
means In tho way Of song. He hits
blue notes now and then and some
times he doesn't sing for six
months.
He has q decided taste in music.
The record Of an opera star means
nothing In his life, and the record
Of bird imitation I bought him
bOres him to tears-bnt . good jazz
band or Al J0lson--ah!
Mike gets the best Of care.
Every day his cage IL cleaned up
spic and span-the dab Of sand. the
cuttlefish bone, his bit Of apple. and
his soda cracker are always put In
the same spot, 80 he knows just
where to find them. Fresh seed every
morning and fresh water two
or three times q day.
IL breaks my heart to SEQ how
some birds are neglected. Their feed
cups arc placed where thoy can't get
at them, or put In % carelessly there
isn't room between tho wires for the
bird to get his little head through.
Some people pay lot for . fine
singer and then wonder why their
bird doesn't sing. A bird must be
perfectly happy 70 sing his best.
Don't hang your bird in . draft.
Throw . little cover over his cage
at night with . cloth to shut out
the light and cold air.
A fancy cage may be prettiest to
look at, but IL isn't best for your bird
Keep his Perchos clean.
Don't feed your bird candy or
cake or soft bread-he cannot digest
Il BE sure he has sand and cutie
fish--he needs II to grind his food
In his little craw.
Don't let your bird hang In the
hot sun against the window pane.
II attracts tho heat and evaporates
his drinking water. Give him his
little bath dish Of cool water every
other day.
A canary used 10 no other but
cage life In content and happy and
makes a wonderful pet, but don't
buy him just for an ornament and
treat him as such. They are very
sensitive TO their surroundings and
good care.
wouldn't take ten thousand
dollars for Mike, but nobody has
even offered me ten!
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
BALTIMORE STREET CAR
WORKERS ACCEPT CUT

BALTIMORE, Nov, 2s.-Proposals
by the United Railways Company of
Baltimore for wage reductions to be
placed In effect January 1 were ac-
cepted by q vote Of 81 to at an
executive session today Of the United
Railway Association. representing all
departments. The action viii save
The reductions agreed upon provide
q fiat cut Of cents an hour for plat
form. shop mon and all others except
ing officers and clerical force; 8 per
cent for all officers and per cent
for office employees.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
|R|SHH|ST0R|AN
| T0zSPEAK FOR
! REPUBLICAN,
w. {. Holloway Here Sunday to
Further D. c. Efforts to
>, ss Aid Erin.

Walter Edgerton Holloway, noted
historian, will speak in the interests
of the Irish Republic at Gonzaga
Hall Sunday night. Details Of the
meeting were announced yesterday by
Anthony j. Barrett, chairman of the
committee. to raise 100000 here as
its quota of, the $50, 200, 900 Irish loan.
The address Sunday night will fol-
low a short business meeting Of the
Padraic II. Pearse Council.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
BY FAY KING.

BY FAY KING.
hate to brsg about my family,
but I've got the smartest canary In
the world.
His nalne IL Michael Angelo.
named him after that famous
old painter, sculptor and decorator
because the canary 10 somewhat Of
a decorator himself.
The Washington times., 1921-11-29
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do NOT TAKE OUR WORD
TRY IT ON A GUARANTEE

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builder strength for
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risk.
We anybodys unless do them some
and
this principle the fine reputation that Vino enjoys
has been built.
tell what Vinol contains before
Would without knowing how
pounds Of contained OF would not
Why should with precious health
taking you nothing might
something that would
vno has been sold City and hundreds Of
nghbors health by it. have
taken must know who haand who knows
better
and debtated restore strength after sick
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the strength Of odd people
ReneMbsr what said in the heading Of this notice
We Will help with Vinol
ODonnslps Drug Stores and Peoples Drug Stores,
Washingtoo
The Washington times., 1921-11-29

Uphoisfered and COZ.
cred IN Baker Usloxrs in
combinations Of Blue,
Taups and Burgundy.
The Suite consists Of q
zz-inch (6-foot) DaOsn-
port, an ArmGhaiv and
Rocker. Coil spring con.
sfvuction Throughout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Elizabeth. hav. returned from a N!S.,
ia Norfolk.
Mrs John Vaughan has returned
10 her homo near Henderson, y. 6"
AFTER spending some tiiuc with 'clI -
tiveS here
c. +. jenkins. who has been. work
ng III ouintUn. spent a few days ia
to WI, en- route To stem y &
Dr. Blackwell. president, OF Ran
dol PHI Macon Academy, Ashland, rav.
an address in the Methodist Church
s swlTy t Eye s,,hoo, on M@nday he
Whaley Rcohois WAS successfully
operated on this Week for app"uGi-
cftiS in tltr hospital in South BOSTON.
Tht county nigh school tract meet
ing viii br held at La Crosse on sat
Mrs samuel Davis is visiting her
sister ~ Rtchmomd this w""k
\lrs VI. -. Blanks is NOW III on"
~ ,a. hospitals ia Richmond
Judge Henry Wood Is very Sicl, a:
'h,s Welding Miss sue Wood from
pqfa.alm. \ e. is nursing MIN
is spending som" time a; home.
Nr .uwmjc l;laukS has returned
home after cins IN h'Thmond
t,S' W.'i Doe held in oar hirh school
Robert B'uuic has returned TO re-
sumo hs school work ia BEDFORD
CITY at'vr spending several DAYS at
Mrs T. poggct, has returned
Richmond for some time, Her many
friends are clad 10 have her HON,
Wi.i.y i:astyy. who is staying an
south HN. spent Tho Weekend a,
=. " v weo',on was caller in
Mrs Eoula.n crowd"r entertained
tho Ladies' Sewing C!uh" on tues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

pee" with relatives i'm Ii upton. Y,
III my pnst ten days.
,'ohn roach has returned from -
Isl 10 his mother In Deoryctown
MISS Iastcr Parks spent las, weak.
'"u WITH friends In ParksIcy.
r. /. Gunter has returnc,i fro,, :,
trip TO Richmond 'o''' q
Ut y. Is. Dunawny visited III.
oro'her, Rev. j. NJ. Runaway. i'm C,heri
ION. last week. " NV
j. l.. Fowler and Miss R,uloh I,ox
'ct. or Newpor, News. are visiting
i'ih'iN"S near Accomac.
John Colona. OF washington an,
Lee University, is visiting his mar.
SntS' Mr and Mrs j. W. coionu' M
Rev and Mrs. l.. c. NJ. Smythc arc
nisItihg his relatives in Charleston
mcH were accompanied by Mrs.
SmEth",s mother. Mrs James IA
Fletcher. -
Mr.. and Mrs. K,,.,nrd Ayres have
returned from visiting friends In
Elizabeth City. y G. ''
Mrs. William g Steurnson and son
hiiiy: have returned from visit To-
hcr FAMILY in Sawyers
i;;,Roy Fletcher or Erin. Pa. Il,
Edgar y. Fletcher.
Miss Malsndn Daughcrty spent Eas
Ter with relatives In Norfolh. While
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
BON AIR


Miss Bertha IIuuk" ana GcorE"
Jahnke are visiting III thaitanooEa'
where they az" tn" guests ~ MT
j. Il. Jahnkc.
Miss Eleanor rink"rtou has re
turned to salt more. having spent
Tile Easter holidays here.
Mrs. H. Il Mcneil IS visiting r"la-
tlv"s in Minneapolis
Mrs. y. Il. iloldCrhy, Ir., Of Hnmalo
ihthia Springs spent IN" weekend
hcr" with Mrs Albert Williams.
Mrs. W. +. Cooke has returned from
snort stay with friends IN Fred
cr.cksburr.
Mrs. s. i. Register. who has spent
thc winter in Orange, ~ visiting
hcr sister. Mrs. Albert Kirkland.
Mrs. Leon Adams. who has been
IN" guest OF Mrs. NJ = Eudd. has
returned to Gastouia. y. e
Ted McClucr. Of Baltimore. spent
the Weekend here With MS parents,
pr. and Mrs T. = Ncturr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

visited The home of her brother. rob
crit l.. Hopkins.
Rev. Frank \. Ridout, after spend
Ing two weeks with his brother.
James E!dou,, OF Roanoke, arrived
HON. Saturday.
7. y Joyncs. o, Baltimore. spent
N" week Send With his brother. SUI
4. rintendcnt c. q. JONES
Aibrr, Fitzgerald, of Baltimore. is
here 10 spend week with his
mother, Mrs Anna fitzgeruid'
Mrs John r. l. Hopkins has Az
r,tr sursi her mother. Mrs. Virginia
roberts of WINSTON salem
Mrs Thomas : Hopkins gave a
linen shower Tuesday afternoon
complimentary to Miss porothy Not
tinsham Hopkins. Miss Hopkins Was
10" recipient OF many dainty and
handsome gifts
,cr a visit to her daughter. Mrs,
Young. OF l'unrot.acuc.
Tn, cadet corps and the Girl Scout
troop Of the OnLncuck High school
marched Ia Mount liol!y Cemetery.
i"cSdhN TO decorate the grave OF
sour MarEarct Chandler who died u
wear ago 1T influenza
Mr. ana Mrs. j. G. W. I.nathcrbury
nav" returned from "a trip to Norfolk
Misses flur.o East and Mamie Tay-
irr nave returned. after an absence
ir.,nd> III focomokc.
Rev. Daniel Wilson. charles Wat
son. Nj and Mrs Ellis Evans and
N' ana Mrs. j. T.. Pryor attended the
meeting # the Methodist Episcopal
"ni"rcnc" which met in Cr!sneld
SIR Wilson was returned 10 oman
eco for the next conference wear
MSS Catherine Tieual who spent
TWO weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs: George riGnal. lcf; Tuesday for
nrN' "a. where she teaches
J I . no y Of
guest az the home nf W 7. parkcS
Misses SHllic Tirnal and Catherine
i,trN"r returned 10 t;ouch.r college,
tuesday, following the Easter holt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
many VISITORS SPEND
WEEKEND IN ORANGE
birthday Parties. Dances and Club
Meetings Mark City'S So
cial Calendar.


ORANGE VA. April misses
Anne Green. EuCnnia Winfield and
Dorothy Dawson. of Culpcpcr. wcr,
guestsFat the old Mansc' for The
Easter dance in orange.
Mrs. George l.. browning WAS N
home. Informally on hast Wcdnc sday
Afternoon. In honor Of Mrs Sims, of
Now Hampshire Mrs. {. : Robert
son and Mrs {. {. Talafcrro. presided
nj the tea table.
Miss Margars; Young and Miss
Margaret Carter. OF the university.
spent this last Weekend with Airs
Mrs = Sims and her SON. stephens
Sims, spent saturday at an" univc'-
sity
NJ delightful dinner party oH Err
day riEht iu honor Of hlS twelfth
birthday hic cak" lighted With
twelve candles was the feature =
lowed by neutrality-suspicious. party
ami dancing Thos. present we're.
Florence H"c'ou. Bruce EoNIcy III
vira RuNlc> and Annie Crcwo War
Sims. OF Of New iiampsh're rr,oris
Brownirs AleNaud"t Hrowinc and
Eeveriey Browutnr
Master willard Saushurry II
guest OF Mrs e.. e. Tal.t!rrro. r"-
turned 10 Wilmington on ErdHy
DR., c. g Tana,erro. a. 'it'shHrgh.
spent The w""k era in Orange.
The hcauti'ul sprinc Weather with
frui; trees ana CARLY towers iu bloom.
was changed last week 10y ihun'
der storm, followed by hail. THIS, was
very iiscourariug 80 the early bird
who had started his garden and 90
the owner of trGi' trees
Miss Dennis Chapman. It s'ua""t at
her aunt Mrs Edwin Ttusley in Gull
pspCr. Miss CHAIRMAN Is tho GagEN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Lift-top model, lined with one
piece porcelain. 40-pound ice capa-
city Fire Sale Prico, $24-5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

The following are gcnuin" LEO
ARDS. with seamless porcelain II
ings. The inside corners are rour
ed and the lining extends to
outside. making them sanitary a
easily cleaned. These are wcnd'
full values in the very best type
Refrigerator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
VF'! Epsnr'o ::;a|'tz;
L.lka l-.eggag1r1ar q g
Ask tor e psonade Salts" hereafter

y few cents buys "A handy packauc
OF Epsonade Salts which is real
EPSON salts combined with frui, de-
riraiircs. giving il the taste of
sparkiin" lemonade. You get all the
splendid physic-action of dose OF
epson salts without thu awful taste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
ACCOMAC

Special To rhc Times Dispatch.
Ntt'M &c. Va. .\rrll AIRS j. !
unkford is visiting in Aristiold. Md.
MISS lrcnc Rucdierr spent last
week end in Cape Charles. Va.
MIS- ticOrEc l.. nnmrhiN il hus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

and nausea Try IL when bilious.
headachy or constipar'd
Warming! Don't merely ask for
iast"lcsS epson salts" or YOU may
get soda imitation Always ASK for
'Epsonadc Salts" and look for the
name. American EPSON Association.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

| there she attend. the rowcll-Mathias
wedding.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas W. Hack
stone nave returned from UP l"
baltimore and Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Large three door Rcfrigcrat
lining. Fire Sale Price. s57.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

This is a large. cnmforiablc
Rocker. substantially made Of
selected hard " % o.h. with
heavy doubt" rush seat High
back, arms and rigid rockers.
As long as they last, s:s.Is.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-18
1.-THE HUMAN FLY" TO CLIMB
GRAND THEATER BUILDING

Possibly, II not probably, the most
hazardous of all yocations. that re-
quires the utmost in sheer nerve and
skill, is that of Jack Williams who
lis known the world over as THE HUI
man Fly" Going up the face Of a
high building, over the window led
ges and cornices, with his life depend
ing on the strength of his fingers,
the maintaining Of a delicate balance,
and the merest kind of a toe-hold, Is
all lin days work with him, and the
fact that heais alive and performing
daily is the best evidence that he Is
a success atshis strangespro fession.
Friday evening at p. m, Mr.. Will
lians, will climb the Grand Theater
building, q feat, the like which has
never before been attempted in Be
midi, and after this task is complet-
ed, he Will appear before the audience
In the. theater, where he will lecture,
and tell OF some Of his thrilling ex-
periences. AS an added attraction the
six melody maids, WILL present q
song and dance review, consisting OF
solos, duets, trios,l ETC., on the saxa-
phone, violin, banjos and piano, each
being an artist on more than one Of
the instruments. rs
Jack Williams and the Six Melody
Maids, will appear at the afternoon
performance at p. m. and at both
evening shows, at 1880 and at 500
in the evening, on Friday only.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-18
THE PURPLE CIPHER" AT I,
THE ELKO THMEATER TONIGHT

1.-THE Purple Cipher" which will
again he shown at the Elko theater
tonight, is a fast-inoving melodrama
of Oriental intrigue and American
nerve and resourcefulness. 1t gives
Earle Williams one Of the strongest
holes he has had in some time and in
a plot filled with intense situations
and thrilling MON ents. J..
u There is suspense and mystery in
abundance in 'sThe Purple Cipher"
There are flashes Of industrial and
club life with few shots Of golf and
a love interest thrown in. san Fran
cisco at night, glimpse Of the bay
and trip through Chinatown gives
the impression of a travelogue; while
submarines, explosions, poisoned
cigarettes, uncanny messages, and
terrific electrical storms furnish spec
tacular scenes enough to please the
most exacting. If a person can at
tend a showing of THE Purple CT
pher" without finding something of
interest that person Is hopeless:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-18
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because It's for One Thing Only. and
Bemidii People Appreciate This,

Because It's for One Thing Only. and
Bemidii People Appreciate This.
Nothing can be good for every
thing. n
Doing one thing well brings sue.
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Ask your neighbors.
Here is Bemidji evidence to prove
their worth.
Mrs. H. Carver, 703 Fourteenth
ST.. says: II have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills several times and they al
ways proved beneficial. Whenever 1
find my kidneys are not acting as
they should or my back bothers me,
I resort to Doan's Kidney Pills and
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