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Mrs. M Maull returned Thursday after visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Hefner.
 Mrs. L. G. McClenny and children of Dermott, are the guests of Mrs. E. J. Mathews
 Miss Mary Blount returned Sat urday to Noble, La, after spending the holidays at home.
 Bryce Smith of Wynne was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Hope last week.
 Miss Eva Dupuy left Sunday night for Virginia where she is a student at Mary Baldwin.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma terials. *tf Dr. c. W. Chaffin and Dr. A. l.. Wilsford of Moro, were business wis itors in the city yesterday
 Mrs. J. w. Franklin has as her guest her sister, Mrs. H. J. New bern of Birmingham, Ala.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma- terial.
 Miss vezie May Greenhaw has returned to Sullins' in Virginia where she is attending school.
 Mrs. A. c. Rauscher and Charles and Arthur Rauscher spent several days in Memphis last week.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma terials. *tf Sam Teller of Vicksburg, Miss, has been here this week visiting his sister, Mrs. H. B. Shumacker.
 If you live in Marianna, patronize Marianna's bakery. Knopf's Bakery.
 *S MT. and Mrs Webster Johnston and young son of Blytheville, are visiting relatives here this week. H. N. Talliferro of Memphis has returned home after a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Hope. Mrs. Exter Clifford of Helena,
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Why Change Your Wife?"

has been here this week at the bed side of her sister, Mrs. Sam Wells.
 Miss Margaret Deaderick, who IS visiting Mrs. Robert McClintock, was visitor in Clarksdale, Miss, last week.
 Miss Betha Conner, who is study ing Chicago. has returned after spending the holidays at her home at Cody.
 z Wright's Liquid Smoke, regular $1.25 bottle, now selling for $1.O0 at Turner's. If
 Additional locals on page four)
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If you own auto or team, can give bond, write today for information where you can get territory for selling products of largest institu- tion of kind in world. Twenty mill lion users. J. R. Watkins Co.,. Dept.
 III, Winona, Minn. "8p
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Barred Rock cock and three cockerels, s3.M each or two for $500. Extra goM strain. Mrs. A. R. Bickerstaff Brickeys, Ark. 'sl
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LOST OR MISPLACED-ITn n z flag, 4 X } feet, all wool flag 7, m, Y to embroidered in yellow. This Si 4s. s'. was borrowed for some of tbs ,s l'ss ass ebrations here. The party who n, .ss VI has the flag is asked to ret,hn !. IVY \ Mrs. w. L. Ward. !.
The courier-index., 1921-01-07

In forty years the percentage of Kansas farms operated by tenants has more than doubled. More than 19 million of Kansas land is operat- ed under lease.
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The Pilgrim Fathers, we are told never made any Christmas presents There are some ways in which ve have to hand it to those old fel fows.-Boston Transcript.
The courier-index., 1921-01-07

JapaA is planning to build 2,225 :. cars and engines, including 19O To- scomotives, 457 passenger cars, 50 electric cars and 1,528 freight cars.
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LOST-Bunch of keys on a nr Finder please return to Mrs. C. E Hefner. s3
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WANTED-Assistant bookkae,,, by concern doing large businsss, sa Wants young man assistant sJ' bosI keeper. Position open Januar IVY, !, State age and experience in ov. . handwriting. Address by letter 'ay ~ Y Z,' care Courier-Index. ., 4
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WANTED-Furnished room s. man and wife, for light hOusat.ag u sI ing. Apply Courier-Index. Assp sa'
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WANTED Room and board in private family. Address Postoffice box 392. "8p
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fMla11tAds

WANTED-Four or five room dwelling. See D. D. Conner at the Hotel Marianna Saturday or Sun day. After that time see H. M. Jackson. "Sp
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FOR SALE-One 1920 mad. Dodge Touring Car, absolutely ., s. good as new, bumper and extra fin price $950.00. Will take cotton i, trade. Apply Courier-Index sa
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WANTED~Lady or gentleman agent in the city of Marianna to sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medicines, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Preparations, etc. All or spare time. A wonderful opportunity to get into business for yourself. Write today for free particulars and sam pie. J. R. Watkins Co.,, 60, Mem phis, Tenn. ~8p
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LOST-Bunch of keys on a ring. Suitable reward for return of keys to the Courier-Index. *S
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LOST-Between Kershaw's mill and Ira Petty's residence, new winter lap robe. Reward for re- turn to w. B. Sutton. "8p
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FOR SALE-Good second hand dresser, center table and rocking chair, all comparatively new and in good condition. Also oil heater for water tank. Phone No. 5. "S
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FOR RENT-Six rooms, furnish ed or unfurnished, on Main street, to business part of town. Call 296. "15
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FARM WANTED = Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale worth price asked. L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, III. "8p
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GET INTO BUSINESS Watkins 137 products sell to every farmer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
LHJOGRApH FIRM
MAKES DEAL FOE
VIENNA FACTORY

Davenport and Vienna. Austria,
are to be linked commercially as a
result Of arrangements entered into
BY the Linograph company Of Dav-
export and q number Of the leadins
capitalists Of Austria.
As . result of the arrangement,
the Davenport Linograph company
Is to have mammoth branch fac
tory\ in Fishamend, 10 miles out
side Of Vienna.
It is q Swiss corporation, SO
formed In order to avoid the COM
plications Of war, adjustment in
Austria.
The new company has purchased
Of the Austrian government for So.
100000 crowns, the immense plant
at Fishamend used during the Wal
for the manufacture 81 airplanes
Here will be the European home Of
the linosraph.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

A Commute revue Of the passing
shows Of the season as presented
by q quartet Of the most clever Of
local amateur entertainers will be
one Of the Score Of feature attrac-
tons of the April Fool Frolic 10
be staged at the high school build
ing by the alumni association April
s ands9.
Included in the repertoire Of the
fouf-some will be several selec-
tions Of. popular song hits of the
big shows Of the year, bits Of class
ic and modern dancing in solo, duet
and group numbers. and revue
features, arranged in a pleasing
program which will be crowded
into 20 minutes. Several perform
ances Of the revue will be given
each evening during the hours
when the carnival attractions are
showing from s until 10.
7 Miss R0bley Clark Is the Conan
Of thu production and in remarkihg
Of the several rehearsals Of the
group which have been held dur
ing the last week. Miss Clark is
brimful of enthusiasm ovef the
talent her footlight favorites dis
play.
The Misses Nell Elwell and NAL
VIVA Totten, stars of numerous
amateur theatricals and commun-
ity entertainments, are billed for
a duet dance number in which their
ability according to Producer
Clark, is given the necessary vari-
alton to gain its fullest apprecia-
ton. Miss Bertha Baker, remem-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
Take mr. at once. Get
digestive and elin1inatiye
organs working IN ha-
mony and relief IS i1nme-
date. Never causes
gripping.
mr. TONIGHT FEEL Right

| pep and appetite return ma ~
md yourself entirely, completely =
There q no better proof Ct the
great value Of Natures Remedy tcr
6iliousness and constipation than h
fact that more than one million M
Tablets are used every daycmun
| than I'VE million boxes sold sya1
. year.
Il you've not already done d
~ get . so box Of Nature's Rens
ody (NR Tablets) and taks To
0rst tablet tonight II youg
constipation e stubborn or pr.
sistant, continue to take oae
each night for q week or d,
Then note how you feel. Your bow
ID VIII be ~ fegular as clock work,
and you'll find yourself in bette
shape physically, mentally, every vly
than you've been in many day.
After that you need not take medicnl
every day. An occasional Mr. Tahlei
to keep your system in good cn6-
ton WIN be SUFFICIENT, and you ca1
always feel your best Remember Il
II easier and cheaper to keep well th1z
to get wen. Just try It
Natures Remedy (NR Tabletsl =
sold. guaranteed and recommends6 b
] your druggist
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

An explanatory tax on the werk
q ~. Rock Aian6 Welfare aeso-
.,stscr an tha aver-inereasanx
- - -. s........- = .A..s.S
49, ,oa - = -
w1a made before ne kock 0leho
city commis1toners nopaay afeef-
moon BY =. a Murphy, represent
tng the ass0e1oe9on. IS.
ASKING thAt the cry onicas!e ~
$s.0o0 tovam 2 $5,0vo una % tide
the asooea.opn. untai Ocs ~ !. sno
earnestly saeeest!n ina. the CITY
Rfovloe : municipei eaFuen, Mr.
murphy presented evidence g sup
port al. contontions:
He said that u Will cost y least
$1,000 2 month to condnct the vel
rare Work tnrouen0ut the sumnea.
The assoc1atlon Wi receive $i.2vo
IRON the REG Cfoea ON vuly =
which with 5000 from the city
VIII give 3S.zoe ana leave an eddi-
tionA y Soy 70 raise tho tund up
to the 5000 needed 70 carly tne
work until Oct. l. after when date
i Is planned 70 put on . iuno drlve
20 carry the Work throughout nex'
Inter. ..... -
Mr.. Murphy SAID tnet the pest e.
Inmates show thas not less ehAn
1000 men are out OF work u Roeh
Island and that the number IN mo-
line - b,600.
m - n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
Ever Get
Bilious?
Try4This

W65d your liver goes ON strike and
you feel . sick headache and bilious
spSn coming on, instead of proddin{
your liver With dangerous calomel and
kxhing your bowels with strong, tr-
ritattnI purgAttves, get cut your bog
Of mild, Gentle-acting NR Tablets and
take one right on
RELIEF WI come Just - quickly and
with II genuine. lasting bsns6t
Thsf6 VIII b no gripping, guaw.
ing pains or doubling stomach -
ache. Nature,s Remedy (NR \
Tahlets) work promptly and 4
thoroughly, but the action u
gentle. mild and soothing, ).
Relief comes through the &C.
ton o&> Natuco'e Remedy on noe
only the Hver. but On the whole 6ieeo.
tivaAnd eliminativo Vytem.-the otom-
ach. the bowels and even on tho KID
nsyI Stored mn aocumulAt lions Of
waste and body poisons that have
been clegE1ng the system are complete.
" cleared out, the 0vef.Xofked etom.
aeh = strengthsned and t6o interrupted
work q digestion ana assimilation 10
resumed The inactive liver goes to
work with new vigue, tho bowels
are unburdened. the heoAache leaves,
that dun. ''dopey, Want-to-cfawI.
dovn-a-hole feeling d&sappeGys, sner0,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

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Aee, neias Ano peopae A'o tas -
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

bered AZ one Of the leading lights
Of the revue Of the Rock Island
post Of the American legion last
fall, will sing several numbers.
Miss Margaret Schnitxer, In charge
of dancing ACTIVITIES of the Little
theatre Of Davenport, Az the solo
danseuse Of the attraction Is ac-
corded one of the leading places in
the cast of the revue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
GOOD ROOFS.

Good roofs and roofing can only
be had from reliable roofing COM
pany. Our prices are the lowest
and our roots have stood the test
Ask rs for samples and prices. Our
roofs are guaranteed. Davenport
Roofing Company. Telephone SO;
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

New British, coins have been is
sued which contain only half the
amount Of silver used IN the old
pieces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
HEADACHES From SLIGHT
COLDS

GROVES Laxative BEOMO QUI-
NINE Tablets relieve the Head
ache BY curing the Cold. A I mic
laxative and germ destroyer. The
genuine bears the sig--ture Of e
W. Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMO.) 30c.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

n6 Aebeak for afnst bussss
1xe wyilfea iato ~ records yes-
elfxly AFTERNOON through decision
u J0les =. p. Ramsay
osvsstsea &sfsadalts.ia proceed-
/ 40 bfousAf - a. Tri-Ctty Rail
Ivy company wsss adjudssd ~
! Spntpnpt Of cosrt for violation q
fthe in1une&ioa Of 1917 handed down
IN yn6Ge W.T.. Church. The court
{he3d that the injunction must 3
Icbssrved until reversed or modi-
lied.
No penalty WAS imposed. the
cart granting time for TIE de-
tfDndants 70 furnish sufhcient bond
that they will abide BY the injunc-
lion n the future. A. penalty,
(which may b either ine or i'm
prisonment, will b 4mposed On
ANYONE Of the defendants who fall
Ito furnish recosnisance. the court
ruled.
IA k06 OA0Ds2 OSS0S
held that anyone In full knowledge
tof an order Of court who wilfully
Sdisobeys such order II In contempt
This knowledge was had hy the
defendants in copies OF the in5unc.
ttion degree served on them, 1t wal
theld, and did not require them Y
have been party defendants TO thu
sllrst proceedings.
4 Opinion Of the court on the ques.
ttion Of interstate commerce raisad
Thy the- defense il that jit buses
iconsttute problem involving po'
slicc control Of the streets. and arr
mot properly classed 40 engaged Il
Interstate commerce.
| Therefore, they come within thu
sscope OF the state laws Of Illinoi.
(which demand OF such conveyance'
1.-The issuance Of q certificate Of con
svenience and necessity before thes
lean lawfully be ope tied. Thu
fgave the public utilities commits
sion the power to have the jitney'
in 1917 enjoined:
II Cannot Compete.
The court held that rights o
both parties to the Action were set
tiled with the injunction. The rul
ing oaid jitney busses could no
lawfully operate in competition
with>tAe street railway company
,inasmuch as the latter was in full
accord with the laws Of the state.
Defendants to the contempt pro
ceedings operated their automo
hiles for q short period in Decem
Der, 1920, and January, 1871. be
tween Rock Island and Daven
mort, - passenger carriers. ! TIL
charge was 10 cents per passen
ger. The machines followed tn
route Of the Bridge line street cars
Their period Of competition wit
the street railway company was Gu
short when copies Of the injune
Aion were served on each drive
following steps taken by Attorne
&. J. Searle for the company. Fai
lnre Of . number OF the drivers I
\ stop caused the company to hay
them arraigned to show cause VII
they should not be adjudged guilt
of contempt
The defendants, numbering II, r.
tanned Attorneys Andrew Cheer
and U. r. Scrsechheld Of Davenpol
to defend them. Claim was mad
that no one Of the defendants wa
named in the 1917 injunction, All
therefore It did not apply. 1t wa
Also charged that the injunctio
could have no effect because It is
violation Of interstate commert
laws. which congress alone ha
the power to legislate upon.
May Continue Fight.
Tho testimony was concluded q
Feb. 10. Both sides were delipauel
in fling necessary briefs GOVERN
arguments with Judge Ramsa
causing the decision to be della,
I'd.
The defendants are to be Gale
into mass meeting to determine III
An A1v ftvtssVA art(nn va
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29

A French engineer claims to have
constructed the, worlds smallest
aiTplane-17 feet wide and IL high.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-29
0h1@y

Ltks BadvsiSsrf Phone r. / 20.
RI Clean, Iows; Ssrviea Phone
r. /. 2l30.
Tri-city Towel Supply company.
0avsapo1t ~.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
LIFE is INDEsTRUcTIBLE.


NANEW IN Ilti0l0J
While Thomas A. Edison was work
ing out his theory of the indestructi-
hility of life. another scientist a Ger
man, seems 10 have been arriving AT
almost the same interesting ends.
In an article by Gustav Ereny in
the Vienna Neue Freie Presse. which
is reprinted in the Living Age. we are
told of the conclusions of Prof. Karl
Ludwig Schleich famous Berlin
surgeon. He. like Mr. Edison. has
constructed a hypothesis of perpetual
life based upon the phenomena of the
microscopic chromosomes and nuclei
Mr.. Erenyi is not perfectly satisfied
with DR.. Schleich's theory because. he
says it does not tell the future fate
Of our conscious personality" But
when the scientific spectators are 60
Ing so far into the realm of the almost
infinitely little that objection must be
waived. If we admit the possibility
of the survival Of the nuclear sub
stance-the cells Of the cells-we
might as well think that the conscious |
personality goes with them
This is strikingly like Mr.. Edisous /
declaration that life, like matter. is
Indestructible," that "our bodies are
of myriads and myriads Of
entities, each in itself a
INIT Of life, which band together to
Guild n man." and that at death the
entities enter the body of another per-
ION. cor even start work on some 9TH
'r form Of life"
"He maintains that the smallest or
.anisms iH us. The elementary forms
# living matter from which our bod I
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
UNCLE SANS PAPER POPULAR
INVESTMENT.

In spite of the unsettled and unsat-
isfactory financial and business CON
ditions last year, the government sold
nearly $5OOOOOOO worth Of savings
securities to thrifty investors. accord
ing 70 reports Just issued by the saw
ngs division Of the treasury depart
ment. Figures so far compiled for
continental United States amount to
$tl'9Os'7OO. Returns from territories
and possessions have not been receiv-
ed but it is expected that they will
swell the total to s5OOOO.OOO Returns
from the sale of thrift stamps war
savings stamps and treasury savings
certificates, all of which bear per
cent interest compounded quarterly.
are as follows for the seven far west
ern states in the twelfth federal re-
serve district:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10

les are built, are indestructible and
live from generation TO generation
and being to being, stamped with all
the characteristics of our individual
ity"
For nobody can say that science will
not yet put a thought on the scales
and draw its tape measures around
the shoulders of a memory. The scien-
fists are going Plato one better He
believed that reality belongs to the
idea and that individuals are but the
forms or copies of changeless and
eternal ideas In their pursuit of that
which is almost infinitely small ply
sIcally the mOderns may come upon
the idea itself In a day when we
hear of baciln that pass through stone
walls and of a star whose size over
throws the imagination nothing seems
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
A NEGLECTED HERO.


Detroit Free Press)
Ohio is preparing to build a monu-
ment at the grave of William Henry
Harrison, which was long neglected,
weed grown and almost forgotten, in
a cemetery and overlooking the Ohio
river. General Harrison was preem-
inently an Ohio man. though not born
in that state. but the whole of the
middle west and a part of the far
vest have reason for special interest
for he was once governor of all the
territory in Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and Michigan. and also over a
considerable part of the Louisiana
purchase. He fought for the west
the west in congress and
finally became the first western pres
ident. How this man. good soldier
a useful statesman and one of the
most interesting and popular men in
American history came to be so for
gotten and neglected is a mystery for
the historians to explain. Surely he
lid nothing to deserve such neglect.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
OPPOSE ANY MONOPOLY OF THE
STREAMS OF IDAHO.

Senate bill No. 80. introduced by
Boughton, of Kootenai county. would
empower the state utilities commits
sion ito grant to any person. COM
pany corporation. or association of
persons companies or corporations.
the exclusive right and charter to
drive upon any river stream or creek
and such tributaries thereof as may
be designated, in the state of Idaho.
an logs and other timber products
which may be placed or noated in
said river. stream or creek" The
people Of shoshone county are prac-
-ically unanimous in their opposition
10 this proposed law II has been in
.imated that certain large lumber
companies are interested in putting
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
WOULD BURN BONDS.
lAnaconda Standardl

(Anaconda Standard
Dean Johnson of the New York
university school of commerce and
finance proposes that the owners of
Liberty bonds make a bonfire Of their
securities as a sacrifice on the altar
.of economic readjustment. People
with money to burn might be able to
afford such burnt Offering. but such
people of all others would as soon
think of burning themselves at the
stake as of burning their securities
on the altar of economic readjust-
ment At current market prices all
original purchasers who have not
parted with their bonds feel that they
have burnt enough Not a few prod
igals have burnt their bonds up in
automobiles and other forms of ride
ulous and riotous living but all who
have held onto theirs are, or at all
events ought to be. keeping them in
fIeproof quarters. To destroy them
would do neither the owners nor
Uncle Sam any good The govern
ment, having no evidence of their de-
struction. would have to go right on
providing for their payment principal
and interest What Dr. johnson
seems TO need is an economic read
Wstment of his brains He would
better make a bonfire of his bugs.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
TAXATION PROBLEM.
CKansas City starr

(kansas City starr
/ American business has had to de-
pend for its security and progress on
its own profits. or on investment cap
ital from large incomes. Usually
there has been a combination of both
resources. The great difficulty in the
federal taxation situation just now is
that the excess profits taxes and the
higher income surtaxes have inter-
fered with these essential reliances
of business. Industry could get on
well enough in the years of abund-
ance through which the country has
passed. The difficulty comes in
period of slackening trade. The taxes
now threaten TO absorb the resources
on which business always has been
accustomed to depend for help in
times like these The industrial ma
chinery is delicate and complicated It
is easy for a tax burden to be so bad
ly laid that it smashes some of the
gears That is why congress has an
hard and important task in
deciding on a readjustment of the
taxation system in a way that will
provide no unfair burden on any class
Of citizens, and at the same time will
not cripple industry