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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

II might be interesting know 1ust what percent
age Of alarm cloels is Permitted 20 function.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

Even the radical alien could hardly be more un
American than some Americans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

Editor TIMEs:-PleaEe announce -
the voters of East Chicago that I vii
he candidate for AlderIns n -at-I-arRe. on
the Republican ticket. subject TO I'm
primaries, May 3rd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

It Is not likely that many persons will hold it
against Secretary Hoover that ne put mixtures their
-four during the war
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

II there IS another world war the nation that
wells enough viii have to give proof that is sat
isfed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

constructive legislation that will the ad-
vantage OF all the people
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28
OPPORTUNITIES OF THE DOLLAR

Never before in the history of the country the
Inducements to saving been greater than present
Government bonds yield from per IS per cent
foreign nations Of foremost standing at per
cent and industries pay from Go per to 8
per cent The lender occupies point OF vantage. The
need Of the world today for capital he who
dollar 10 lend set it almost his price.
Two decades 35 per perhaps the
general earning power Of money when invested in I'm
npeachable security. The prevailing price Of railway
bonds was per cent and that figure those of
The best standing commanded a premium In 901 OF
$50 railway and Industrial bonds listed on the New
York stock exchange 17S Welded than per cent
and one less than per cent. Only a. Yielded
than per cent
But this is all. Today prices for commodities
are high and the dollar Is worth only about half as
much formerly II its purchasing power is ever re-
stored contingency which most likely OF Eu-
rope returns 10 the gold standard the viii profit
douby In other words. the possessor capital can
Tend it with abnormauy high further induoe-
ment in the probability OF getting back for his cheap
dollar of the the enhanced dollar the future
Surely the to aud invest never more
alluring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28
Try a Times Want AID"
ANOTHER WOMAN
ESCAPES
Mrs. McCumber Avoided Serious
Operation by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in Time

Georgetown. H. After my first
baby was born | suffered so with my
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28
J. OAR

EDITOR TINEs:-Please announce 10
the voters of the Third Ward. East chi
cago, that J VIII be a candidate for AL
dermsn on the Citizens Ticket
FRANK ]. CISZCZON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28
Whiting
ron MAYon

Editor TrSfBs:--Tou may announce -,
the voters Of Whiting that am a car
Of Mayor subject TO the wishes Of the
voters at the primaries in May
WALTER r. SCHRAGE
Editor TTNEs:-p1ease announce M
name as candidate for Mayor OF Ire
CITY Of Whiting, Indiana subject To IN,
decision Of the Republican voters a. tN.
coming City Primaries. May s. 1921
MARY J. CSO(ROY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-28

The man who drinks stun doped with ether ma
inter- the ethereal realm.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Investment Information

The prsfe5red is plenty safe enough,
however n sre American Tobacco s
pgS cent preferred and American BaTlk
NSts per cent Preferred {paf $50J.
They viii Yield you between 83A Afd Z
per cent. American Telephons q Teie.
graph and General Electric are not 10
hf&h krade, though entitled to good rat
ings. The difference between and
psf cent on your $500 Is only &5 ysar
and We think you slfonld stick to the
more conservative iHeuex for the pres
ent. Southern Pacific rights are tho
privileges Of subscffbin1 fox t15 : share
for Pacific Oil Company stock which is
supposed to be worth shout $36. The
rights On the market have been sold by
stockholders, to whom they were given
by the company. The stockholders not
electine to exercise them. II you wish
to know il the shares of d bxnk ARE for
sale, look ii The Tribune nnder bank
stocks II yon de not find the quotation
thSre, ssk the bssnk you have in mind
We do not think bank shares are best
for your purposes. You can deal
safely, We Believe, with brokers who
advertise id The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
10, S. 4 cser Ban
ersl11itted 10 Grant
Australian Credit
Plan TO Supply Antfpodean
Interests With Dollar Ex.
change Approved BY Fed
cral Board, Says Council

AZ the request of bankS ~ the sys-
tenn, the Federal Reserve Board has
given psrmission 20 such institutions
to grant acceptance edits 10 Aus
trslian banks 70 be used for the pur-
pcse Of supplying Australian interests
with dollar exchanges, sccoYds ! to the
latest bulletin Of the American Accept
snce Counctl.
In commenting upon this action BY
the Reserve Board the bulletin says;
a* appears to the council that the
privilege qf accepting for Che purpose
cf furnishing dollar exchange should
freely be granted by the board wh
ever It can consistently be dons witA-
out incurring the risk OF opening wide
the doors for finance drafts isSycd. nut
in anticipation Of exchange ulrin asafy
to be furnished through seasonal op-
erations Ordinarily crops) but for tie
purpose Of dnancine The carrying Of
securities OF speculations Ia foreign
countries. Where, in such circum-
stances, banging systems exist with q
ven established credit and very large
borrowing power, the aggregate Of
drafts 40, drawn, on the plea OF fur
rtshing dollar exchange, might easily
become so large as to be detrimental
or even q menace to the accepting
country. Such danger does not prevail
with countries in Central and South
America, the British Dominions Or
countries Of similar character. TO all
such countries the board could safely
grant the advantage Il having their
banks draw long drafts on American
banks for the furnishing Of dollar ex-
change in anticipation Of seasonal
movements"
The Acceptance Council points out
that so far the Reserve Board has
granted permission to American banks
to accept, for the purpose Of furnishing
dollar exchange, bills drawn by banks
or banking firms in the following
countries:
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, British
Guiana, British Honduras, Chile. CO.
lombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dutch
Guiana, Ecuador, French Guiana, Qua
temala, Honduras. Nicaragua, Panama,
Paraguay, Peru, Porvo Rico, San Sal
vador, Santo Domingo, Trinidad Uru-
quay and Venezuela. and Australia,
New Zealand and other Australasian
denendencies
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

eSflapss w1s. Msny fesr revival Of
Bolshevik sgxrsssion. this spring.
In tbs mean time favorable fSaturer
IN the situation are IN improvemsnt IN
the value of stsfline, I lxrgs collection
of revenue ana evidence of consider
able volumes of money available for
investment.
Lending to Govsrnmeats
One thing ID clear It is not desfr-
able with visw to stimulating produc-
taon Tor solvent gcvsrnm entg TO lend
ia,oney to insolvent governments Money
now losned to most governments IL
almost certainly misspcnt; II loaned by
another government, probably never
to be repaid. Government guarantees
may 81 essential, owing to political
risks involved, but actuni lending busi-
mesa shouIl be carried out by private
enterprises between banks and mer-
chants, il it is really meant to stimu-
late production. Meantime the hope
Of 4 settlement Of the problems agi-
tating international politics has once
more arisen. British and French gov
ernments are reported to be in abso-
lute accordance as to the necessity Of
extorting the last farthing Of German
indemnity. There is little prospect Of
agreement as to which farthing is the
last.
Protection Problem
Protectionists are already alarmed
regarding Che prospects Of the markets
being flooded. by German goods. They
think that the situation should be met
by tariffs instead Of bv a reduction
Of the home costs Of production, for
getting tariffs are Of no use in neutral
markets.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
By tlartIsy witI.er.
EdtsQT re Ece1aotN3st
rps0lss UASsS u ~ s.tl.x

TpuoStW O0VH ~ Tt4 Tt{DGS8
ccpyriEns 1871, New yorh Tribune Inc.
LONDON. Jan. 80.--It Is the usua
story again this week--much talk ant
lev fesuits. Lahor's revusnns nssnda afj61,
Tor solution Of tho unem Dlovmen,
problem contain nothing nsw sr a.
stfussivs Srfd give 40 INDIGESTION why
isber leaders refused 70 cooperate with
the government.
LAsox only suegesta reopsninr Erade
with Russia without Sxpixfnfng how
Russss. without exportaAls goods svasE
ahie, can stimulate employrnent her.
BY buying British goods. The recon.
mendats6as suggest schemes Of crsdi,
to impoverished countries without any
attempt to solve the di1iculttes me,
by BANKERS and credit experts In IL.
tsmptine 70 devise workable programs
Fihaliy the recommendations empha.
size the undesirability cf lowering ths
economic standard Of the workins
classes, but they propose to sustain i,
not by an Improvement In production
at lower costs, but by a system OF
Adofes."' t. the unemployed, which, by
increasing governments expenditures
and consequently taxation, would be
more likely to increass unemployment,
because taxpayers purchasing power
would be reduced.
Wage Farmers Understand
In the mean time there Is evidence
that the rank and file Of wage earners
arc more kcerly alive to the facts OF
their position than the labor leaders
In accepting wsge reductions in prefer
encs to closing plants which cannos
produce proatably at the old scale.
It is apparent, moreover, that unless
the cost OF production in British in
dustry is reduced business men of this
country will Be unable to compete in
neutral markets with German and Bel
gian producers, whose workmen are
doing better days work for much
lower wages than the British workers.
In . country such as England, de-
pending for its existence on export
trade, it Is obvious that wage carriers
cannot expect to maintain standard
of comfort superior to Continental com;
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Trying 10 Unlosd Carlisle Tire

2uestfon-Can ron give me the status Of
tbs Carlisle Tire. CoFporatfon3 Their stock
is sold to tndividuAls; like myself, at s26
per shnre and . bonus Of 90 per cent COM
mon etock. They are scheduled to psy !
per cent FsvidendE They are put ting up =
new plant At Stamford, Conn.,, and have
promises u pToduaIior In the near future.
Their tire Is = cord of a speclat make.
have heard tt Ianded by their agent, but
scored by dealer. IL there way TO un-
load from their stock now 7--J. 10. v.
Answer-We know Of no regular mar
kct Tor Car1isle Tire stock. We have
always held that the shares are specu-
lative, and we invariably warn our read
ers Git we get chance in tine) to find
out before they bay what market Sc
cnrity is going to command. Write to
the company, $50 West Fifty fourth
Street, and ask what you can sell the
shares for, or borrow on them.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Twin city Bonds Wen Secured

ouestion--vy hat is your opinion Of che
bonds Of the Minneapolis & st. Paul Street
Railways, due 1885, yielding about ss per
cent? I own some OF the STOCK cf Che
Twin City Rapid Transit Company but I
am not very, welt satisfied With Il Also
tell me If Great Northern and Northern
Pacific are good Investments at this pres-
ent prlce.--As A. b.
Answer-The Twin City Rapid Tran
sit, Like most other traction companies,
has shown decreased earnings, as COM
pared with tie pre-war period. For the
last few months there appears to have
been some Improvement. It is our opin-
ion that the well-managed traction
companies have been through their
worst period. The Minneapolis & st.
Paul Railways per cent bonds. 1928,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Problsm Of Reviving Foreign Trade
Still Foremost In British Industry
Much Discussion With Little Results Again the Story
ass Laycrs Neco n,nnendations for Aiding Unemploy-
ment Meet Old Objections Competition Fear Stressed

petftors unfess Che superior standard
10 accompanied b. standard Of worv
thxt IL ~ least q sel1y superior.
Consider Export Schemes
The government Is still discussing
the qusstfon 81 export credit schemes
and has made progress to the extent Of
appointing committses ct expsrts I'd
study che situation Al was announced
lin these dispasches 'Christmas, the
Board Of Trade has been considering
'credit schemes in conjunction with ex.
pert business advisers. This slow prog.
rsss Il only another sxxlnpls Of the
amusing and sxaspsratins official meth
DDS. As usual, everybody wants some.
body else to guarantee and take risks
I think IL probable that something will
be tried, but On small seals and ten
tatively.
The bank balance sheets 80 far pub
lished show no reduction whatever in
credit outstanding. decreased cash
holdings. larger deposits and an ad-
vance in discounts. Rapid collection
Of revenue gives the Bank OF England
control Of the position. A reduction
Of the bank rate now is thought un-
likely unless marked symptoms Of con-
traction here come, or reduction on
your side. Monthly statements Of the
positions Of bangs, 1t is expected, will
be resumed next month. Bank meet
ings are now being held. One chair
man, talking extensively on the finan-
cial Reginald McKenna, for.
merly Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
now chairman Of the Joint City and
Midland Bank-made an especially
notable utterance. Contendinx defia-
zion by high bank rate and currency
contraction is impossible, he advo-
cated a reduction OF the national debt
by economy Of expenditure and finan-
cial policy designed to heighten pro-
duction, thus curing credit imitation by
increasing the quantity Of goods.
According to the best opinion. the
trade outlook here is that depression
and unemployment are likely to grow
worse before there is IA Improvement.
Some, however, think that the recovery
NAV be quick and sudden. as last vear's
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
weM Advised Abost Bord1

9usssis = enid silss - invsst 4s.s9e ID
sns-sdstd bonds mn sasins tsn & aktss1
Nationai railway Equipment psr ssa cent
Union pacshc seuiprnent Der 81 1. niinois
phone 81 Psaatsivsris, e. sssndsrd s az Of ne'e q
New Jsssey: We've. you Advfss 70 buy sii
Sss,Dnshs sssMgs s,ssSas soscs II here V e. sIsno.
New York Would you Kindly n ention 10
enc Ssdo e sscs 81 the esoys sis ,olsso
oT Y II hstser from bFoksr7 Do you
sank n N tss s.ss fs seoe e buy nc q wait
Aso advise me L Il il better fos s n ''sa0D q DSy
giit edged faflroad bonds Of lover grade III
sTsde 70 never Fain Ivesssd ss Sfs goSns beaoss oss
but would Hike to have q higher rate Of
interest than 4 per sent Ia ne bank, and
would IKE ID have & seod. safs and so,sna ,s
Investment which could easily turY sY.to
cash In case Of need.--B. n
Answer-Yon have been we'll advised
about tho investment Of y ar $4,000.
The six bonds are ali we'll S :uFed and
readily marketable. They are the prom
ises to pay OF. large, well-n.a1laged cor
porations Of good credit. Whether to
buy from banker or broker is q
matter Of convenience .witb You. You
HcSu uvk Wdl1 uutI1 oen8toT nATo1nG
gets into the White House. his inau-
guration is probably not going To lower
the price OF your securities, and IL it
raised them before You placed your
. der you would not he so we'll off as
you are now. On account Of your inn
paired earning capacity we think It BEST
for you to lock TO security first and
disregard possible speculative gain.
Would Improve Savings Bank Return
Question: have bscorne quite Inter
ested lately IN your information In regard
to Investment. have $500 savtglgs draw
tnE 8 per cent at western bank which !
would like to fnvese In Some good, safe
stock that would brfnG me better In
come Az arn Inexperienced In regard to
the matter sho,ld be- very glad OF your
advice Would consider Emitted States
Steel good In esement? Which would
be better. or bring larger returns. the CONS
mon mo-, or preferred? 20 You consider Gem
eral Electric q root Investment? Also
American Teiepho and Telegraph? what
- meant by the term rights? I note
sopthern Paciftc lights quoted 1T 20%.
What does it mean? How can one learn il
shares OF bank stock are for sale? MISS
A. MAC G.
Answer-Steel COMMON is too specu-
lativs for your savings, in our opinion
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
So. Cal. Edison Bonds Offered

Harris, Forbes & Co., the National
City Company and E. Fl. Rollins g. Sons
are Offering an issue Of $5,0oo,oo0 gen.
eral and refunding mortgage 6 per cent
bonds Of the Southern California Edi-
son Company a. S71z and interest, to
yield ITO per cent. This company sup
plies electric light and power to over
$50 cities and towns. including Los
Angeles, and serves an area Of $1,000
square miles, with population of
I SOC, 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

Tar sr<s W RS kAess ssssis 1rs sss SssvSssek ~,
Asvt alSs ass6 aw se4vS ~ kr6rvs = r. enerr1s.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Great Northern for Business Man
Prefers Telephone Bond.

ouestion-Kindly sdvise rAs a. TO the
investing of 81 900 or fnore ia good, safe
bond. such as Southern Bell Telephone.
Bell Telephone OF Pennsyfvanfz or the
American Telephone and Telegraph Of rs
or 49, Which is preferable? Also. wlfst
is the standing Of the Franklin Fire Insir
ance stock?-J. C.
Answer-An the telephone bonds you
name are sound, in our opinion. There
Is very little to choose among them.
Franklin Tire fnsurance stock is . good
investment for business man.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

sppcsr ts "a 81 oiEsr very fsI1 5nyest~
Ss SsSsabIs7i mn 81 az1 lss
howevsr, upon tI,& Apnofnt pk yeuy q
ts1. n }t7s n6t 1l|f91 yg6 t ~ reeoIu
rdasfd fhe bonds. Both Gxtat Northern
and Northern Pacific are speculative
During this tfnee, when there u 90
much uncertainty regarding the rail I
road1, wA do not recommend such Issues
for conservative investment.
CShsnmess' Psrer nbnds
Qussstoss--f wouM apprscf6te very much
indesd yoN sixfnE me yeur ldess - & r.
pany bsys sssesai sg and Tsfasdsns eoftxars sola
bonds tsa-yeAr rsr cent. SERIES A.--W
FsnD. ~
A1swer-Consssrnsrr Po14r Compa1y
general n1ortgaee q per cent bonds ep-
pear to be safe. The company is do141g
well and earnings are ample to care for
al charges.
Adding 70 Hfeh Grade Holdings
ousstion--I want 70 diversity nay bond
York is1s esntras g grsfandins 1aeTtsasss IS tsr
cent. Is thts . safe bo6d3 What fe tts
investment rating, ss conArared With Aechs-
SON general - aud Onion P4csdc Arsf land
grant 4sg--A. II. n.
Answer-New York Central 81 per
cent bonds are very high srsdcs They
are entitled ia the same rating as AtclsI-
son general per cent ana Union P&cthr
first per cent bonds.
Great Northern for Business Nan
ouestson>-will ysu give me yov oplzion
ON CreEs Northern bought ~ ~ - bus6-
mans favestnne ent- The price for the Iast
ten years haA been steadily downward, r.
tAough the diyiGend kas always Hskn
rnninta afned--W. l. g.
Answer-Great Northern preferred
stock There is mo commor) is, IN OR
opinion, a good investment for basi-
ness man. The company has paid divi-
dends since 1890; per cent since 1850.
The only uncertainty about the stock
seems to be the possibilities in the fu-
ture railroad situation; that is, whether
the carriers will fare well under the
new rates, Legislation, and wages. Rail-
road business has fallen of heavily in
the last few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

0usssssgg u GVr.tue is1sssss O. ~
0e9e1Se sUt0 ~ aNas0seo3 &t tAtD ~
gsNs - WaIjeA enee, .e5v4w Spl6s ~ Ues
~ MaSS. 0t6yrr sv$9 10 oAnDtye6 N
Ms3k Ad@ysss Ill isl6ttrise. ineeso.
~ q ets1srS3r 446yeee6d essws tsD1, ~
ssHssets9 Hdtt1v. RE 1sftnsy6, ltS
Nstt4s Street. n Nv YSy1 csesk.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
$10,000,0o0
The Ohio Power Company

First and Refundine Mortgage 7eo Sinking
Dated January
s E; :: e: s e. ] 2s = % & s;s ss ;:;s } & $4; |
sH % interest s M 9! % @
interest," s s sss M 9uy ' % 49, s sa I'd as s % @
s T ssss s.s. .s1 % n f y's: s; s. Normal "' Tax
% % eompaay W dE1edecom
zmeso
Sble the Ohio River district Wheeling
the Wheeling W. This Of
turbine in the United States and has its
adjacent the plant
December
rtaxesna follows
ss' sss' assme ssas's' sss7sss ass7sss sssss3
rng completion the financing will
will secured by direct
lien the entire property Ct the company ~ thi & app+eo d at at over @
balance subject only
and Runs
outstanding.
% ss q H. sss Es s sa r. s s sn annual R s a Ms s s % @
including 1886 and thereafter 2
to maturity ms snsg q e - g @ n the nex % M % hane
revers to the renewal and fund
s E s ::s :I. , s. # s. = % % %
Price e5h and interest To 74oq5
Dillon, Read & Co.
VIM A Read & Co
Lee Hieainson & Co. Continental and Commercial
Trust & Savings Bank
whsa ar~nnAAh ~ ~ y
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
$15,ooo,ooo
The Atlantic Refining Co.
NxY 1ssU4

Ten-Year OK Gold Debcntures
1ne~nh r.pase ~ > '''' .
Coupon sas s 80 @a s,eo Denomination.
a . III par asbs "kaa ss1'saess~ s1s ~
70 1xczsD -. md ra
PENNSYLVANIA PERSONAL PROPERTY
q urrAB1rxu YORK rsusrzx
serhy Sole funded debt mortgages, Preliminary
net assets % excess Of An appraisal made Mes Ford
$13seooooo. " - e ~ ~ ~
Net Esr""s': These have las follows
rDsushsra
1916 $9,8as,ooo $a6as,ooo
1918 196loooo 7,41oooo
1920 Partially esdmed) 15,328,ooo 11,o47,oo
after tor rda1 1Ta1a
the December .ver.eed
2s,y .5t, annual
Rsaon No subsequent funded obligations which priority
* % {ss % % % % 5 @ i'll as % t s s G
porato plant and equipment acqued Of
acquired buds ~ns9 y and real estate
S St S'f fund % % M 5 sa sss sss @ m @ n interest," paid
n h.n t " d 4 a ss m .aG1 % b purchased chased the the succeeding four
B''; s ozsd gz d H. ssZe ss cs%Ray until
% Fra Pa 1 s r sassrs Ga "a pB % G" Ga modern 's Pd
e Z; :: ::; ,4s:: % '1s1@ & .s s-. = & s1 , z. y
ss rs tx . r ~. - M r. .g r. z = s,, @ :ss T. & :: r.:
Price eoh and interest yielding over 6.sox
Brown Brothers & Co. White, Weld & Co.
Graham, Parsons & Co. Redmond & CO.
= The Equitable Trust Co. of New York
M sns sa~~r- s* -.s e, "a. ~. aAs r s.~-a~4
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01

Mrs John Brown spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs r, M
Young Of Taylor Ridge.
Miss Gertrude Kelly spent sew
eral days with Otis Kimball and
family.
Ira Hofer of Aledo is spending q
few days at Glen Elliott's.
Mrs. Will Wait and daughter
spent Tuesday at Guy Eliiott's.
Miss Ferris Reynolds spent We'd
nesday at John Hollopeter's here.
Mrs. Glen Elliott spent Wednes-
day at Guy Elliott's here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollopeter
and baby spent a day in Rock Is
land.
Miss Beulah Simmon spent few
days with her father, Perry L
Simmon, near Milan.
Mrs. Henry Mueller spent Thurs
day with relatives near Illinois
City.
Mrs. Lon Shave spent a day with
her mother, Mrs. Conrad Mueller.
Conrad Mueller has returned
from Chicago, where he took a
shipment of hogs and cattle.
Clarence Anderson spent Tues
day in Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01

historic depot brigade area win be
utilized as grand commandery head
quarters.
Hundreds of Rockford homes will
be thrown open to the visitors as
the Rockford Chamber of Commerce
has organized a special bureau to
provide proper housing facilities.
Women guests Will occupy tents
in a special area, with the provis-
ion that those who prefer being
guests in the homes OF Rockford
folk will be made welcome.
DR.. Franklin A Turner, eminent
commander of Crusade comman-
derry of Rockford, is general chair
man of the conclave committee, and
is working In conjunction with
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-01
Laughing in His Sleeve.

Z. 81 was told nothing but an opera
ton would help my stomach trou-
Bile, and was getting ready for the
operation when a friend advised
me to try Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy. The first dose help me. l am
now as well as ever in my life, and
am laughing up my sleeve at the
doctors" 1t is simple, harmless
: preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
Bengston's drug stores, Rock Is
land, Moline, Davenport, and drug
gists everywhere.-(Adv)