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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

Every bite of food you eat cons
tains the necessary vitamines to
give you health and strength. But
If your stomach Is out Of order and
cannot digest and assimilate your
food to nourish your system, it
don't take long for you to become
nervous, irritable. weak. thin and
sallow looking, with frequent head
aches and habitual constipation
Garren's Tonic does it's work.
quickly and thoroughly without the
slightest inconvenience. 1t is pleas
ant to take.
You can secure Garren's Tonic Ia
Albuquerque at the Alvarado
Pharmacy.-Ad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

eyes not upon our difficulties. but
upon our opportunities to serve,
and we must so radiate real faith
and enthusiasm In our work that
the people will be with us and
for us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
GIVE A BABY SYRUP PEPSIN
Constipation. biliousness and
like annoying ills will
quickly disappear

A MOTHER is always anxious
IA to give the safest and best
medicine to a constipated baby,
but is puzzled which to select.
Let her decide by the ingredi-
ents on the package.
Every bottle ofDr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin has the formula
printed plainly on the outside
Of the carton under the portrait
of DR.. Caldwell, who wrote the
prescription in 1892. You will
find that it is a combination OF
Egyptian SIENNA and other
simple laxative herbs with pep
sin. 1t will not grippe the baby,
and it is free from narcotics.
A bottle sufficient to last a
family several months can be
had at any drug store, and the
cost is only abouta cent a dose.
While no one, young or old,
need take a drastic purgative
like salts or calomel, be espe-
cially careful what you give a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

OF the 1920 students who left
Yale university to enter war serv-
ice, 1,05S returned and resumed
their college courses.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
FLYING Postu,en.

aad the air mali. with good luck. can deliver
4 70 San Francisco in Les than 50 hours.
Old-timsrs can recall the excitmeat Of
Dsoember. 1850. before the transcontinental
talbgtaph was completed. when the Puny r.
yfsbs carried President Buchanan's last mes
sise. 10 congress from Washington 70 San
TtaAHisco in sight days and two hours.
I WhatT they have in the year 1000 thatn
nnkA 1921 air mall service scam - slow -
~ fpny Express seems today!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Not q Bad q Il Seems

On IT. 1nco, tn 9eA10n03 Of CHARLES u.
echvab. that ne steel industry h experiencing
~ vusst slunp IN 20 ysasa. that prodactioa
b q tAs basis Of aSost IS pr can't Of capao-
ity, IL most discouraging But Il - Lees Ais-
coanging II one remembers that 1T il always
darkest just before the dawn.
When one fealises that the virtual non-
production Of steel ~ we'll - other goods over
any considerable period Of time means that
sooner Or later the shortage will have to b
made mp. the outlook ID moro hopeful. Just
when the business revival which must accom-
pany the production Of goods to meet demand,
will occur. cannot 10 predicted with certainty.
Bat there are many evidences that 1t will mot
b - long delayed - some Of the pesstmists
would have ~ believe.
Tho reports Prom Europe - . whole indi-
cate that slow but sure change for the bet
ter II occurring. This ID bound to be reflected
in better conditions in this country. But leav-
ing Europe out Of the equation, it 10 not res-
sonable to suppose that the combined genius
Of tho hundred and ten million people in this
country 10 unequal to the task Of making the
necessary readtustments In their industrial
machine. 90 that 1t VIM function to produces
the goods which they require for their comfor,
and happiness. In the final analysis that Is all
there Is toxthe problem. Business, reduced to
its simplest terms. is merely supplying eacll
others. wants. In the modern world this is q
complicated process, hut It ID absurd to assume
that the people are not capable Of soon get.
ting control Of the machine which they have
created for this purpose.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

usafy Ford il making cars At the rate OF
1.1t0.o0o . year. That uses mp 63l.375 tons Of
stssl. 1735ooooo feet Of copper tubing. 81
$4,000 square feet OF top material and g.
71poo square feet Of metal for fenders
Producing those materials gives hundreds
OF thousands Of msn work. So u IL with every
ming sold IN Rock Island. Take q suit Of
clothes or anything else you buy. Figure out
bow many have worked on 1t before 1t reached
yoa. and you go how interlocking is this sys-
ten W cab civilization.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Konne On!
Kome On!
You Tombstone Trailers!
Kick In
With Some
CONTRIBUTIONS!
Do You Want Tho
KONDUCTOR
to
KOLLAPSE?!!

THE president Of the Union Of Wholesale
Corset Makers OF France says workers are
starving because women have stopped wearing
corsets. Tho time will come" he asserts.
when men also will find light, supple corset
VIII support them and enable them to avoid
fatigue"
We are willing to do anything in the vide
wide world to avoid fatigue-except wearing
c0rsety!
eAIIeged' Is the Right Word in tie RisAt
Place.
from the Ardmore tOkla) Ardmoreitel
Peg" Overstreet, aged about so
yeafs, was stabbed to death at about
O'Clock this morning. He was attacked
while sleeping in q tent in which he
made mis- home on the Ardmore road
a0out TWO and one-half miles east OF Will
son. In post norton statement Over
street named Tom Starr, alias Tom Ford.
Is his assailant, it is alleged
Il THOUGHT" writes J. C. NJ. who relayed
OF the county. "a man in Overstreet's position
was supposed to keep quiet"
TAM SHOULD SOLVE THE HOT WEATHER
PROBLEM OF WHAT TO EAT.
lFrom The Arguk1
Appetizing DiShes,
A red bandana handkerchief uakea
the hnest kind Of dust cloth for mahor-
any or highly finished furniture. "a +
VIII mot leave lint that shows.
A new wire clothesline will last tvfca
- long II 1t Il given two coats of vhite
enamel before being used. This win alao
keep II frum fusting.
AOUSEWIVkS who are grateful to this Had
% detpfulness for the foregoing menu shonld
teiepAo0o their thanks to the police ranorrer
he sherlocked It from IN inside pasa.
JeselAae Obyieasly Il Net Pl,in C.ok.
Iron tho Clinton Cowa) Herald.1
1lss Josephine, student 1t Brovn,s
Business colleSe. Davenport, IL nj re
1ome q her parents to Mr. and Mr.. RI
AOAENT ago No WeFe tried to feed NINA
O. Jans to our hungry typevriter INIT az
eno9ed a bloom" g q rima m, sIrre.
1edH ~ wrapped It u and address.a r. -
.Evnngssins. caro- b. L r.. Vanxie vii lfss
Il Wo're O0ro. 4AA'
Lo0ICWnL TIE PARTIES WHO PICKED
~ 0fee r1ngs on he ven platform An Ina
~. Z D. lumber yard, Kindly calI r + ~,
- 4esoono aeod. Rsward-TAe Anu.
- nv vM yu1 md out anysAimg Il 20
I'm Iais Hlns Aas asks 10 sten from Ia
- - sea'' dag. long 'ao'sa b vsiss ias'
Inn "a q : 1srfsa sr.y.-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Would You?

After giving birth to twins by . Caesasian
operation, Cleveland (Ohio) mother needed
TRANSMISSION Of blood to save her life. OF 800
city hremen on duty when the call went out,
So volunteered.
You'd md As noble and generous re-
Spouse in any other city.
Cities are cruel On tie surface. but wary
human and kindly underneath. Not . bad
world. when people know you need help.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Our 11OMars

Though not . military nation, the United
States has bean engaged in Ito wars or mill
tary expeditions during las years, and has
been involved in major wars ono year out Of
every ok.
That's said By Secretary Of War Weeks. It
should mako every person give serious thought
to every suggested method for putting q stop
to vsra Particularly mothers. They should
preach against war to their children - soon
- they are old enough to talk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
C:he,ap.

Americans spent ~ each 70 go ths movies
IN 1850. says government report.
Tell that to the Rock Island gent VIM Alus
slssess who thinks movies IN extzavaganee
Movies are tAs principal and In many casss
the only amusement Of the American citizen.
TkaS help you forget your troubles, and give
yua excitement for which rich ancient kings
woald have paid their weight In gold. For such
sertices 81 head u . very moderate
Sximditma.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

ee.ea ga ahoaN - earrfel nat. II
n nj only ~ anocanl Airecfiou of
a. rStieafb nhyaicinn "a fnr ~
nnrf{enlnr nnrnoaa the nhvaicton
~ a mind NokhInr e rSoeo
Srnitlees or exfraynrInf 49, ! ee1h-
~ ~ hlsnks1 Y.rsv er.minsfinn
-sfho.t . SeNrst. cht.rf
orrusrrnasa Ann ANawrna
HsstinS 49, nssiaSsefa.as.
. t.,.,Sc.e nnersHor q a
e,,.ii n1sscs yhere shere ~ onlv
mn ~ 1iris Ono az the
virie - thiok haa that drsadel
dissesa trhercn,osis m leaat Il
rnns n No. fsmiIv and I'D has :
ferrihle hreafh. AifhouRh We each
have our own transmitters, and we
use disinfectants in the room all the
time. would there b any use Of
heinr afraid to work beside her
m couM ve girls contract r. B.
In that way? "a. B. II
ANSWER-Infectton with tuber-
culosis usuallv occurs through pro-
|lonred intimate perronal contact
with one who has lang tuberculosis
a. in working at the same bench,
liable or desk, Cumming with, OF
living AZ . room mate or ~ the
married partner Of one who has
tuberculosis.
How or Why you uso dfsin-
foctantS in the room all the time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

- Gpoe51f1nt - H. AnAo1oo1nAl
Anhodnnia = tAa4 innnpoeaty t0|
en3py lieo which = eAatnGtoEto11c 81
eyeGy tn1iviaual vho ~ not e.
tainod health pluA The particalaf
anhedonia we are NV dfoc1oG11g
= eDsnnchnic anAo6ooin WAieA -
tho Ind that 0nlas ~ victim q
ptoois or sasging q abdominal OF
gans % glum.
Now perhaps the worst thing that
en- happen to the splanchnic annie
douiac = to discover that his stom-
ach II two inches below His navel
or that his colon y away down In
his pslvis or that his kidnsy 10
floating about like q dsrelict To
discover this appalling fact, ! mean.
By means Of IN X-ray examination
and then to be left dangling thsre
between the threat Of an operation
on the ono hand and some dire
eventuality II operation II rejected
on the other hand.
As . matter Of solacing truth, .
great many Of NJ. particularly those
Of M who have the corset and
skirt wearing habit in the worst
way, to-wit, tight around the abdo-
men or hung from the waist, have
floating kidney or 91stroptosia or
sagging colon or loose liver and
never suffer anything worse than
Just anhedoniA, Just not getting the
fullest measure Of happiness out
Of Life.
Oh. you ought to read some Of
the enthralling chapters of Sir
Arbuthnot Lane on the beautiful
train Of physical, mental and MOI
al shortcomings Ringing on some
such visceral displacement or the
intestinal stasis or stagnation and
theoretical systemic poisoning or
toxemia that accompanies this stag
nation. You'd enjoy It, provided you
haven't ptosis yourself.
Nowadays there are . lot Of In
competeuts breaking into all
branches Of healing. Among them
are X-ray specialties or techniGians
who pretend to diagnose disease
conditions by means of X-ray OBJ
servations or pictures, although
they are not physicians at oil, have
no proper training in anatomy, ply
sfology, pathology or diagnosis.
These ready X-ray experts may un-
derstand how to manipulate the x
ray apparatus perfectly, but when
they presume to interpret the OBJ
served conditions or the X-ray pic
lures they are going too far, and
they do much harm to the public.
It is the sheerest folly foa any lay
man to 90 Of his own volition to
any kind Of X-ray expert Tor dag
nosis, no matter what the trouble
may seem to be. Scarcely q day
passes that some unfortunate vic
tim Of this absurd modern fad does
not mail to me the X-ray films or
findings. for which he has squan-
dered good money, as though l
could or would rely upon any such
frail evidence in arriving at an
opinion or a diagnosis. The X-ray
examination is part and parcel Of
the medical examination, in come
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
ALWAYS ASK A POLICEMAN.
BY Ruth Birdsall,

Copyright, 1921, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
She was tiny and timid, a slip Of
. girl, with the freshness Of coun-
try daisies and green fields about
her. For many minutes she had
been standing by the big revolving
doors Of Beacon's department store,
searching every face as the crowds
surged in and out.
As the minutes heightened an
occasional tear trickled down her
pink cheeks. Slowly darkness set
tied down over the busy street;
millions Of bobbing and twinkling
colored lights began to glitter and
glisten about her. The drab street
OF daytime became maze Of blink
ing brilliance. The doors Of Bea-
cons department store ceased to
revolve, the crowds stopped surg
ing in and out, and Daisy was
alone. lost in q big city. a strange
city and many miles from home.
Choking back the persistent sobs
and fears, she realized that she
must think. and think hard. For
the first time in her life she had
no one to lean upon, no one to
shield her.
She had heard that in all big cit
les there were men whose duty it
was to direct strangers and to help
them, and she had alyaws been
warned to be very careful about
speaking to people promiscuously.
Always ask a policeman'-that
was It. ALWAYS ask a policeman. -
mother had said. and Aunt Carrie
had said. and Cousin Lucina had
said-"Always ask a policeman"
Through the thinning crowd she
sifted, glancing timidly about, un-
til she spied q big, Elowing-faced
policeman at the cross streets. IN
to him she rushed. needless OF trait
&c or trafic regulations.
"Oh. sir" she cried. "Jim's gone,
and I'm lost! Please tell me what
to dot"
"You're lost, are your smiled
the policeman. well, who il Jim,
and where do you liver
Autos honked, drivers shouted
and pedestrians scovleil and seold.
| ed while Omcer Dane listened Ia
the half-sobbed story of the Iitfle
country Daisy.
Tim is James Dee from Chicaso
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
'sNobody Home.

Tho cost Of rshahilitating . disabled war
vstdsan % far has averaged $4,000 for each
man. Congressman Robinson charges.
1his asinine mismamgemsnt 10 ono reason
yoV people have to pay such big taxes. Why
~ slve that $4,000 in cash to the disabled
seaier? On the average. he has enough brains
tetske II and rehabilitate dozen in addition
~ himself. Soldiers. you know, are not
politicians
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

trout Dfy-ny fishing represents
perhaps the highest development a.
the art Of attracting iish by art.
ncaal bats. The fly is made OF
feathers In such Q way Is to re-
semble . real insect almost exact
y. It u oiled 10 that It will hoat
always upon the surface OF The
water. Il must b cast with great
ex1ctatude and allowed TO float over
the place where the trout is sup
posed to lie. This method was per-
fected in England where fish arc
more scarce and wary than IN
America.
@ What determines the rank d
the members Of the presidents
cabinet? RI.
A. Thsrs IL mo- natural order Of
precedence among cabinet mem
befs. but the order in which they
would s1ecsed 70 the presidency n
the went Of such necessity was DE-
tefm1ned b Get q congress In 1851.
9. Il 4 true that chickens about
70 hatch are killed IN the egg b
thunder? q, T. B.
A. The, Poultry division Of the
tspos6eaf q agriculture says
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
The corruption" Of Youth.

| The corruption" Of Youth.
HE vas the vissst man France has ever
tiplucsd., has oftsn been said Of M0ataigns.
AeI1ivsd and wrote his Incompatible essays
~ ysass ago,
IFM one Of them hs speaks Of the corruption
e AZ ego IN which he was living. with par.
ti6plar ssfersncs to it, influence on the rising
eolsration. % sure was he that the children
of those days were headed straight for the
tow-wows tha& hs was thankful he had besn
spared the rssponsibility Of rearing children
Of 1is own. This although b vas the kind
liet Of men and loved children.
Ilt = too bad the wise Montaigne didn't 80
linsn the details cf the caiamitous conditions 70
which - refers. It would b interesting to
saspass them Win Tie short skirts, eDsa-work
.s>pdkiass, ~ and cisarets cf today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

Q. How 10 the right bank Of .
stream determined! C. C. H.
A. The right hank Of . river,
irrespective Of whether It il the
main stream or . branch, 10. that
bank which lies to the right Of the
stream q It flows from its source.
@ What ID the population Of
the Vofldf T. w. T.
A The population Of the world
in 1919 was estimated 1t 1,73e, soo.-
900.
Q. What n the diRsrence between
wet-ny fishing and dry-ny fishing
for trout! C..
A In wet-ny fishing, the way
commonly used in this country. tho
ny - merely . bunch Of feathers
tied to . hook and somewhat re-
motsly resembling an insect. Il Il
drawn across the water. the molten
being relied upon to attract the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
The Daily Short Story

once . month before when her
mother had advertised for q few
boarders to help fill the family
pocketbook. Jim was wonderful
the finest matin the world. He
loved her. but mother didn't trust
him and wanted to know him bet
ter before giving her consent. FL
pally. Jim's vacation being over. he
had found it impossible to leave
Daisy, and she couldn't let him 20
without her; SO they had eloped,
and now he was 1ost and she was
lost and she was very unhappy.
Big Bill Dane pondered . mo-
'ment.
do you love this Dec fellow we'll
enough. little lady, to go back home
tonight and face the music alone,
while I hunt for him."
"Oh. II I only could go home"
she sobbed. I'D never run away
again"
Gently Omcer Dane led Daisy,
somewhat crumpled and crushed,
through the now quieter streets to
the railroad station, where, prom
ising her news in the morning, he
placed her ON the train for Dan
bury Hill.
The next noon q trim, big-shoul-
dered, blue-eyed man swung OF the
train at Danbury Hill station.
Daisy, from the hilltop, watched
him climb the hill and come
straight up to the door.
Good morning. little lady" he
sang out to her. "How's your heart
this morning! All battered and
torn or can It stand . little shak-
ing up!"
why, it's my policeman" gasp
ed Daisy, "only you aren't q police
man at ALL"
~Oh, yes; I'm a policeman, all
right" chuckled Dane; but it's my
day on and l came to deliver my
message in person. It's not l who
Is masquerading. bat James Dee Of
Chicago, u. 8. A"
"Masqusrading?"
Sure" and genial Bill Dane set.
tied himself on the stone vail that
skirted the farm. He mopped hid
cheerful face and beamed q smile
Of understanding that warmed
Daisy's heart.
Il thought I was right yester-
day." he said, hut I wanted to b
sure before / took . chance on
breaking your little heart Your
friend Jim never saw Chicago. Hell
. soda clerk in . drug store. MANY
q lemon and lime he's mixed for
me-. and I dropped in for one this
morning. He was just hack from Z
months vacation. Here's q note
he sent You, By the way"
Trembling, Daisy opened the
note, while Dane strolled away, his
teart singing ~ 1t had never sung
before.
Dear Daisy" the note read. I'm
. cad I'm not . rich guy from
Chicago 1t all. 90 I quit you cold
yesterday. You're too good . xirl
to Jolly. Bill Dane ferreted me ont
Hes some detective and the sQuar.
ct man know. Forgive and for.
get Jim"
.
The afternoon trsfn Vas lsayina
DaAbary Hill station for the edty
- . broad-shouldsred man viii
glad blue eyes Jumped gaily on the
rear plnt1ogm.
: -oooa-Sya nt&ls lady. he saout,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

Dr.. Herman H. Adler. Chicago criminologist,
says there are more msn Of superior intelli-
0oaca behind prison bars than at large, and
fewer men Of inferior intelligence in Jail than
out
This isn't true, % you1l find out BY Waiting
criminal courts and sizing up The indicted. II
icsininals had superior intelligence. they'd have
THE rest Of ~ locked mp in jail
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Bear Raids.

ARock Island business man says:
slt's Just 70 years. since the famous North
esng Pacific corner IN Wall street At times.
tAsf lay. the tAps was - minutes behind. q. y.
otssl plunged from ~ down to -, % fast L
took your breath. When the stock uaFkat
worries 200. Just think Of the spscalassss a
lseo; Or ct grandpa to tell you shout Black
Tfidev Of 1874. n1l cheer you up"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Japan's Purpose.

The JiH shinpo. japanese newspaper,
doesn't see Why japan hasn't - mnch risht
to eootrol China - Uncle sam has to Mon
roo doctrine.
Any school child caa answer this. Our Nan
roe doc6ins d only for protection Of other
Countries On the American eoatinsot, to keen
out invadsF3.
Japan's idea Of . Monroe doctrine = for
Toxic to absorb the wealth Of China and mill
tariss it, people. II the Japs merely sah,
Hands on China" and took their own medi-
cine. no one would have any reasonable
objection.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
Better Times.

The countzy's PRODUCTION Of steel ineofs IA
Nay gained Per csnt over April, says 4 70
port Just issued. Leading business men con-
slider this good omsn. For what's going On
IN ths stssl industry IL considered the Serou-
seerscf general business conditions.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

"HE is great fighter" writes our editorial
neighbor. commenting on Admiral Sims, but
that Is what the American people educated him
for-not to blow OF his mouth" That is a
tors and colyum conductors-especially colyum
conductors. Uondon papers please copy
Rath, We Tale It. Has Set II Ihsss
"Strsng, White Teeth.
From the Davenport Democra&l
Another thriller II that Of Louis
James. = young Chicago school boy,
pupil of Miss Law, who leaps from Z
racing automobile and grasps q rope
ladder hanging from a racing airpiane
James follows the leap BY Gapeze acts
In the air and by hanging by her teeth
to rope while the plane does q series
Of stunts.
MISS LAWS dentist should not lose this
golden Opportunity to procure . glistening
testimonial.
YES; THE MAKEUP MAN IN THE CON-
POSING ROOM ISN'T THE ONLY
ARTIST IN THAT LINE.
Mac: movie press agent writes Of Eileen
Sedgwick that she was engaged in obtaining
the removal Of her appendix and tonsils'
Some obtain, DO; some obtain! We NAV not
be able to endow our pickering stars with a
flock Of period ancestors but we can see that
they have something to talk about when they
Jump the lot and meet some of them there
now gentle folk. Editors note Narry St.
John in Woods and Waters, w. g. n) thanking
contrib for good locations for fishing: "That's
what Us fishermen want; we want the correct
dope" Well, Mac, you know how us girls is
We gotta have the correct dope. JUDY.
SURE missed the column" appends Judy.
When such statement accompanies a whim-
sacal contribution We cannot doubt it's sim
cerity. But contributors do not miss the col
yum half as much ~ We miss the contributors.
We have considered-almost seriously-dis-
placing the Community Drive box on the first
pogo with ono Of our own reading somewhat
like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

ed. .I1l b back for my vacation
and. say. that family advics Of
yours u all right Always ask Z
policeman Don't forget e lolIov
IT.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

CAdeaeo 1nsic dealers ~ ~ airs ass
9tvihg Wv - old-fashioasd melodies. Hops
M doe't pvivs In the SHADE Of ths Old
Atplo Tree.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

4 M ysk b cslshes&ing nilk vssk BvWJ
800 vfl2 . nm week ~ a. ~.