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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
TWO NEGROES DEAD.
ANOTHER INJURED
IN AUTO SMASHUP,


that driven by Price. which is owned
by w. A. Smith. West street merchant
There was some conflict of the tes-
timony as 10 the rate of speed that
Brown was driving at the time of the
crash. This was variously estimated
at from Is to % miles. Others main
tanned that the speed was from 80 TO
IS. Brown himself admitted that he
was running quite fast. but that the
crash was due TO failure of the brakes
OF his car 10 work, as he attempted
to slow down. He said he saw that
Prices car had come TO a stop, and
also said he observed a signal from
Prices car that he was about TO stop.
David Klawansky was made fore
man of the jury of inquest. the other
members of which were Harry Kla-
wansky. Edward Jones. Edward
Myers, Benjamin c. Britton, Harry
NJ. Tongue, William r. Dove, Edwar d
Kent. Sewell Sweeney, F. NJ. Lazenby.
William Owens and Charles Petite
bone
News OF the collision spread quick
Iy about the city and many persons.
who had not retired owing TO intense
heat Of the night. went TO the scene.
Price. w4th the aid of several negroes,
picked up the bodies of the Johnson
woman and Hamilton and hurried
them to the Emergency Hospital in his
truck. The woman was dead before
reaching the hospital. her head being
badly crushed, and as before stated
Hamilton did not live an hour Pa
troIman William Fine was among the.
first persons from the city><o go to
the scene of the accident. He I'M
mediately arrested Brown, one of the
drivers. who had been standing by his
badly damaged truck, and later ar
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
DOVES PLENTIFUL;
GUNNERS ALSO LOOK
TOWARD OTHER SPORT

With the opening today of the sea
son for shooting doves. sportsmen also
began To center their attention on the
cunning period for birds and game in
general throughout the State.
Doves are unusually plentiful at this
Game Warden f. Lee LeCompte. and
they may be killed in every section of
the State. They are just little larger
than robin. and. made up in pies.
are equally as delicious as quail. They
give the gunners almost as much sport
as quail, too. for they run in focks
and stick to fields.
few years ago there were some
counties which had local laws forbid
ding the shooting OF doves. but these
laws have been abrogated. In fac.
the whole State law has been super
seeded by the Federal Migratory BirG
act, which makes the opening date
Is days later in the season. but al
lows bag limit of % instead OF 10.
Inasmuch as the courts have held that
the Federal game law supersedes the
State statutes in reference TO season
dates. Warden LeCompte takes the
view that it also supersedes in the
matter of bag limit.
According 10 Warden LeCompte
many gunners have gotten the CHROME
Gus idea that the squirrel season
opens in September. This is mis-
take, he says. These little animals
cannot be killed until November 10.
Early reports are to the effect that
rabbits and quail are plentiful this
year. The open season for these
starts November 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAYS.

Do you remember the old song about
school days being golden rule days /?
1t is wrong TO send a coughing, sneez-
ing. splitting child to school TO spread
disease germs among other little ones.
Common colds are infectious. Pro-
tect your own and other little ones
with Foley's Honey and Tar. This
safe family remedy checks coughs and
colds. loosens phlegm and mucuous
and coats raw, irritating membranes
with healing. soothing medicine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
WASHINGTON WAITS
FOR REPORT FROM
GEN. BANDHOLTZ

CONTINUED From Page IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
COULD HARDLY sTRAIGHTEN UP

When the kidneys are overwOrked
or disordered and fail to throw out
waste matter from the system. il
causes aches. pains, lame back, swol-
len ankles. sore joints, dizziness. float
ing specks, etc. ]. w. Seabock, Ches-
ter. Pa, writes: My kidneys and
back hurt me so when ] got out of
bed in the morning | could hardly
straighten up Had to rub the small
of my back before | could walk.
could hardly button my shoes.
haven't felt the soreness since | took
Foley Kidney Pills.-Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
Lining Cost For August Higher;
Wage Reductions On Increase

ing the period from July Is. 1920, TO
July Is. 1921. the percentage decrease
in articles OF food combined was 81
THE slight increases that marked
June. July and August are more than
offset by the big declines of 81 per
cent during the year period Stew
art said. and this was the only ray
OF hope he held out TO those who pay
the family bills
In a statement of wage reduction
during the current year, Secretary
Davis stated that a study had been
made in about 500 representative
plants, which had been chosen as
characteristic OF general industrial
conditions
Five hundred instances of wage re-
auctions were discovered in $50 plants
by the National Conference Board. tn :
Secretary said These included tex
tile plants i'm various parts OF the
country. the cuts taking place between
September /. 1920. and May, 1921. The
average reduction was 20 per cent.
but i'm some places several and 10
per cent cuts were recorded.
On the basis of the l0-heur day,
the Secretary pointed out. 'unskilled
labor will average So a day. which is
80 per cent below the wages paid
for the same amount OF work in Feb
ruary, 1920, when laborers working
10 hours a day received SOC. The
nigh rate WAS 1873 per cent. above the
1915 level"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01

Food prices again are on the up
ward trend while wages continue 10
20 downward.
These facts. presenting a problem
for the average American worker in
a period Of great unemployment. were
made public by the Department OF La
tor
Secretary OF Labor Davis disclosed
that wage cuts in 693 representative
industrial establishments. with $500.
900 workers. totaled 159 per cent.
during the first eight months OF the
present year. Reports TO the Secre-
tary indicate that the downward trend
OF wages has not yet been reached.
Ethclbert Stewart chief OF the Blu
reau OF Labor Statistics. who is in
charge Of the collection OF data on
living costs stated that while figures
on food costs for the month OF Aug
ust are not yet complete that incom
plete reports show that the cost of
living has been higher during the
present month than IL was in July.
Partial reports indicate. Stewart
said, that the average family has paid
more for food in August than in July
and the July reports showed that liv-
ing costs during that month were
nearly per cent. higher than June.
Stewart refused TO comment on the
reasons for the mounting prices. nor
would he predict whether the fall
months would be marked by continued
increases. He pointed out that dur
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
&. And q. Trains Stopped

ST. ALBANS. w. VA, Sept. ALL
trains on the coal river branch of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, from
St. Adams to- Madison. jeffrey and
other points. where armed bands have
been collecting for the past few days,
have been stopped The last train
left here yesterday. Railroad men
said that not even the mail was being
moved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
BandhOltz At Charleston

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Sept l.
The office of Governor Morgan an
nounced soon after. noon today that it
had a report from Logan of the re-
sumption of firing on Blair Mountain,
Boone county. There. were no details.
General Bandholtz arrived from
Washington shortly before noon and
went Immediately to the office of
Governor Morgan.
Saloon passengers is a phrase of
the transatlantic world that has
now taken on an even greater accu-
racy.-New York Evening Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01

rested Price al his home. Both of the |
drivers We're locked up in the police |
station pending the formal inquest
and verdict, after which they We're
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
BUDD|ES IN REUNIONS

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. Start
ing the first round of "get-together
meetings and entertainments ar
ranged in connection with the activi-
ties of "Buddie Week." a reunion of
the regimental and separate units of
the 2Sth division was held today at the
Fifth Regiment Armory. -.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01
Irish Make Reply Today
ny The Associated PressD

DUBLIN. Sept 1.-The reply of the
Irish Republican cabinet to the latest
communication of Premier Lloyd
George on the British peace pro-
posals was dispatched today to Scot
land. where Mr.. Lloyd-George is now
touring
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-01

fered by the bands of armed men do
ing the attacking. AS precautionary
measure. it was said. the Logan and
Mcdowell men kept up a hot rifle fire
at times today on the section of the
range believed to be occupied by the
armed bands
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
1e,ae 8eliAemifi>O peras
ticfteft.

&onltantinopel, 81. Seb. ~ Site
rniiii9en 8oli9emifi iin6, mte nod
&onitontinopeI beridtet miro, I'M 8e-
griff cine Slotte I'M Sdtpar5en Meer
gu i9affen. 3mei ibrer Slfsfrel13er
@o9i an Der oitli9en &u=
tie, I'M &abouerie gu beden, Sic ge>
gen @eorgien operiert.
gs miro ferner %beitdtigt, 6aB sic
8oli6epifi, na66em fie Gifts, sic
&anptita6t @eorgiens, beiebt baben,
sort iofort cine propiierii6e &egie=
rung einietten.
@eorgien ideint bon ben 8oli6e@
milf gan5 uberrannt at fein, 6ie boz
nit bolen6s 6ie 8ereinigung nit ben
tMrfii9en Mationaliiten bergeiteM ba-
ben. Ser fran50fifbe &reu5er 8ol.
bed &oniiea11 lit bon &onitanti1opel
nod 8ot1tm abgegangen. Son bort
meloet ser amerifanif6e @ommiilar
Moier, Ser friiber in Cliffs ieinen
Sit batte, ole Mmerifaner bon BORT
leien in Siderbett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Mi6t mebr, ionoern fabiee, Dem
8olf bienli6e @ertreter I'M &ongreb
bra1t6t 6as 2na6.
SIR Megbpten's Selbitbermaltnng.

2on6on, -. Sebruar. - Tertres
tern Der britifben, Rolonien .xpiro,
tpenn fie bier I'M 1ddbiten 5ommer
5niammengefommen, Die @mpfeblung
oes ebenraligM &~oloniolminifters Mil
ner u~nterbreitet mer6en, einer Ser!
trag ab5ufalieBe1 Ser Negppte1
Selbitregierung getpabrt, mie bic
uMail" be11te beri9tet. Milners @m-
pfeblunq lit 6em l1nterbm1fe geitern
in einem 8eri9t %unterbreitet mor6en,
nnb es ml1r6e bringen6 geraten, 6er=
artig unterbanolungen obne a1rtnottge
8er5ogerung 5u beginnen. rIegDpte1
Selbltregierung gu gemdbren gemaB
Milners 8orf6lag" i6reibt 6as
8laH, lift ein Mbpei6en bon boot
item berfaiinngsmdBigem Sntereiie.
&olonialtruppen beim 59nb
bes Sue5fanols un6 6es agbptii9en
@tnterlan0es gefo1en iin0, lift es ar1-
5nne6men, 6aB Sic &olonien beftimm=
tie Mnii6ten iiber 6ie Sroge baben,"
un6 o16ere Miniiter befGm-
pfen BEN Blan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Qeiht europa!

2onbon, %. Sch. SSn elmer @ez
Sc, Sic Miniterprdit6ent 2lop6 @eor=
ge inn briti1den rnterbaus .bielt, for
oerte er 6ie 8anfen bringen6 anf, our
S0r6erung bon Sanbel unb Snoutrie
Der bernrmten Gambler 6es eltropat=
fden Geitlan6s einen a%r1gemeiienen
MnteiI an 6em &iiifo Der @etpabr=
1ng bon &re6it an iene 2Gnoer gu
iibernebmen. Ct figte bin5u, San6el
nn6 Sn6uitrie f0nr1ten ni6t mieoer
m1fleben, ebe in uuen 2Gn6ern 6te
8ermeioung iegliber @eri6men5nng
bnrdgefiibrt fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Dame aus semi Gr3eebirs
&c.
Sic batrd5 @penben Der 9entidamert'
fatrer teil1peiie tpentgitens e.
mSglidte &inbeipeiimmg
bat San1erbem bas Sc
ben erGalter.

Ser 2an6esn1si6uB Der @ereine
bonn Soften &reu5 in Sa9ien bat
.our6 feinen @oriibenoen, ST. Shelter
in. Dresden, oem Mmerican Srienos
serbioe Committee in 20 5outb II.
5traBe, &bilnoelpbia, $780,, cine Weai-
1e bon itatiftii6en Material Mberianot
meldes sic @r0Be ser Scot in bent ebe,
moligen &0nigrei@ un6 namentli9
I'M @r5gebirge 5etgt. ga lit 5lndddt
Elm 8eri6t ST. b. S6eben'S, 6eS Wor-
iiBen6en bes 8ereins gegen Mrmennot
uno 8etteleio ser @lbgdB6en 8, Dres=
Sen, fem 8iiro bat, IN pel6em Die
Scot Ser Mlten gei6il6ert pir6, mel=
DIE iib Dor alien 9ingen nod War<
me- Nabrung nn6 &lei6ltng iebnen.
Ser genonnte 8erein iibermitteH 2te=
besgoben. Ser Sta6trat bon @eroall
flogt in elmer Gingabe an 6as Mi=
ni1terinm oes Snnern, 6ie ~&iQe,"
unter3eidnet 1T, iiber sic Musbreit=
Jung ser 2ungentuberfuloie, beranloBt
onr9 untererndbr1tng un5 @ob=
nungsmangel. Ser 8%e5irfsar5t 9r.
&edbolb in Ser 8ergtperfsfa6t Sret-
berg, beri9tet Ser Imtsbm1ptmann=
1doH, bab eigentli@ ale &in6er Der
5tabt Der grbolung nn6 Mnffutere
ung be6iirfen. @r i6lieBt ieinen Sc
.ri9t tpie foIgt: vSn Silbers6orf nno
in &aIsbriide tpar i6 BEL ser Inter
iudu,ng Ser &in6er fir bic 2iebesz
fpen6e ser Mmerifaner (6te A1dder@
ipeifung lit gemeint.) Sa, eigentli@
maren ole borgefiibrten 6ringeno be-
oiirftig, aber 10 man6er 1n,1Bte tra-
nen6en Muges 51riifiteben, 90 Ole
3obl erfi1t tpar. Man fam it9
ffa1,m einer 8egriff madden, nte err
fdreden6 sic S1tngerfolgen fir nn-
1ere arr1er @in6er iino. &i1fe TIT
6ringen6 NOT. M0dten bod redt pie
t. Der. @peiiung teif6oftig mer0er
fonnen."
Mabrboft eridittern6 lit Ser 8e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

als unIere @GIte burb Denti6lan0
reiien, I'M na6 ibrer Seimat bertdten
gu f0nnen, marum mir o%ringe1toer ols
lie miiniden, SOB na6 Sbrem Plan
uns biele tpeitere Tauien6e amerifati-
1der Mildfibe bei6ert tperben m6gen
I'M Der be6robten Delti6en Rinber-
melt @ettung al bringen."
8or uns Iiegt Elm :8eitungsauS-
19nitt, Der 6aDon beri9tet, bob tau=
LEND 5tid &aliebieb, nod Sranfreib
gei9idt mer6en iouM. SSn nnierm
&eraen lebt Der Wunih, bob touienoe
bon Milhfuben nod Deutl6lan6 ges
19ih tper6en. 8tr monen ben Srons~
port bermiHeln, nno bitten, SOB man
1tns bas 8ieb gum Eronsport onntel=
set. l1niere Eeras- 8riioe erleben in
oie1en Sagen sic @enugtuung, bob
lire &iibe 6as lei6en6e 6euti6e Bolf
bod %erfrenert; anbere Gransporte per
Sen nn6 miiiien folgen, nod Sal11ert=
De bon &iiben fins erforoerlth.
Sroben 5innes I'M 0esptlen, mas
geIeiItet lit, boffnungsfrob int Blld
o1f 6as, tpas geleiitet 1peroen fann
un6 muB, bitten mir NIT neltem Wfut:
Senoet 5ablrei6e Mnmelourgen nno
rei9e @el6fenoungen, 6amit nnler
&ilfgperf INNER reider ii9 geitalte,
sic Eransporte immer idueaer etnart.
Der foIgen f0nner, 6amit bie Srelba,
6riben imnner GROCER, Die pirfltde
&iIfsIeiitung fir Sic eridopften inn-
mer ausret9enber meroen moge, an
STE Mmerican DairD Cattle @ompa1p,
1913 @eit Maoiion Street, Chicago,
ccSM. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Cine 9ouiaifanerfdtpeiter, M11tter

Cine 9omi11ifaneridtpeiter Mh1tter
bon 8rooflpn, sc. g., i9reibt
rGor bielen Sabren tpa1r6e iA auf Der
5trabe bon einem fauitgroBen 5tetr1
an meine S6ulter g%etroffen. Sd fiibl-
te beftige S9mer5en. Na6 elmer
Beile enttpidelte fi9 rnter benz Mrnt
Elm &luntpen, Der Elm b%rennen6es @e-
fibl berurid6te. So @efabr borlag,
onB 1id &rebs entnidel11 f0nnte, rit
man mir, eiten beriibmter @pe5ialis
item at foniultieren. BUR ielben 8ett
bette i9 angefangen Sorni's Mlper-
ffrGl1ter 5u nebnnen. Ser Spe5inltit
iagte mir, bob feline d11Berlide 8e-
ban6lung n11r @rfolg baben fonnte,
tpenm ib ettpas our &eg1lierl1ng met
mes 8lntes tun miiroe. Sd bemerfte,
6ab i9 6orni's Mpenfrd1tter gebrars
6e, tporomf er ertpi6ere: SOS lit Elm
bor5iigli9es &eilmittel; feben Sic BET
len @ebra1i9 11ur fort" Sd bin iebt
.geiuunb ur6, in Mnbetradt meines M-
ters, babe ole l1rfa9e, 5ufrieoen 11n0
6anfbar 5l iein." Dieies beriibn1te
@ra11terbeilmittel lit ridt IN Mpotbe-
Ten at bnben; befon6ere 2ofalagente1
liefern eg brett aus benz 2ubordto-
RUM bon 81. Deter Gobr1eD & Cons
60, 2501 Bnibington 8Ib6., Chico
90, sSnl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Meme Silfe fir sambe.

Mmerifonii9en 0bren.@ pe5ialiiten
iino bon mebreren engliiden 4ol-
leget1 bemerfenstperte Mitteilungen
5ugegangen iiber cine 1eue Griffin,
oung, tpel@e lie bier unter flint Ser
io1er Die taub itnb unb. alf @@riH
u1b Eritt piele 1n5utrdgli6feiten
nnb S9doigungen bierour9 erlei.
Den, Sic idmer5lid eriebnte Mbbilfe
en6lib bringen ion, poqfomn1e11 un6
oai,errb.
g. g. 8rotpn, Der grfin6er oes
1,eue11 Mpparates, nennt oenfelben
v9fipbo1", neil 6erielbe Die tallbe
5Berion befdbigen fou, nit ben &no-
den oes @9dbels gu b0ren. @i-
eent1i9 felt sic @orridt1ng ,tur
cine beitimmte Mntpenoung beS Be.
fannten Stetboifops. ober 8ruitln,,,
iders Dor, Der 10 5iemli9 Dem gan.
gen B,1bIifum, tpenigitens benz Sea.
men mad, felt einigen Sabr5ebnten
geldufig 1T.
80 Pro5ent Der taubbeitsIet0e1oen
Mitmeni6en mer6en, mie man ber-
fibert o11r9 sic grfinbung initano
seiebt, nidt nur cine ein3elperi0n-
ltbe %1nterbaltung bolfommer1 3u
neriteben, fon6ern aud ben @eipr1.
den elmer gar15en Stube bon Ser.
ionen eberio gut al folge, bielleiht
better nod als mander anoere ber-
mo9te, Der rur gu ben idperbori.
gen Meniben gere6net miro.
Das more ieoenfaIs fdor cine
grobartige grrungenidaft fir Die
ga15e Welt, trokoem 20 Hro3eut
9eioenoe nidt bon oieIer @rfinbung
erreiht neroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
MfQipnen-8an qeidlp11en.

Boiton, Wa11., q. Seb. = Die
Ernit COMPANY III 8oiton,
6eren Spar= nnb ionltige @inlagen
aus alen Seilen M~euerglon6s ii9 nuf
$17,000>000 belanfen lit bonn foot
liden 8anffommillar Soiepb 6. Ms
len tpegen angebli6er Berlebung Ser
&anfgeiete geibloiien mor6en. Clinton
@pig, @iceprdii6ent Der Banf, gab
sic 8erft6erung, BOB Sic 9epoiitoren
bon ousbe5ablt ner6en piir6en, nn6
fiibrte sic S9lteBung Ser 8unf onf
cine uGeri9p0rung" 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

&no6en iino2 Mub fir tie lorgt 6as
Mmerican Srien6s Serpice gomWit-
tee, Iotpeit es feline finan5ieaen Mittel
.erlauber. Se6e &ilfe lit miufommen.
Sebes errettete beutibe &ino, iebe
nieber gu &rdften gefommene oeut-
i6e Mr1tter miro Ste iegnen fir SSbre
quite Sat. SaGr1u1e11 Sic nidt. Gun
sic, tpas in Sbren &raften itebt, nno
Itenern sic BEL CUR grndbrung Der
oentiden &inber nn6 ibrer arn1er
Miitter!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Cine teure Maus.

Gin bieoerer 8iirger .SranffnrtS
fano, aIs er iid fur5lib elm 8rot
falfte uni. es onbeim a11fidnitt, cine
Ma11s BARN. Man lief nit Der Cit
gebadene1 Maus CUR BoIi5ei, Soa,'tc
Gntriiitung aaieits ilnD Elm Gtsalas.
febl iiber 500 Marf gegen ccE Ser
at1ttportIiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Die Gflan5e i'm MD,neut Der
Sierperbnlaa.

Inter bieiem Etel ber0ffentlidfc
f6on boz Sabren elm 8iener Mr5t
cine Mbbanolung uber Elm gong I'M.
iheinbares @aiierpfldn5den. Sn
Der Cot 1T Der Baiierfaoen, 6iefes
lpeid tpie elm grimes glies atpifden
8~aiierrofen rnbenoe Bfl6n5den,
Oas ionoerbarite Cling auf grben.
Sc nadoem eg ibm pabt, m6dit es
eRrbar rubia ME Is fid fr cine
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS


ID. w. Grifdth's new art wonder
picture spectacle, way Down
East" is to be seen next Thursday
at the Spencer Square, commenc-
ing its special run here for eight
day.
Taken from the Lottie Blair Par
ker play Of the same name it is the
sensation of the current theatrical
year. Nothing like it has ever been
dreamed of in the theatre before
and its record is the most astonish-
ing thing of the kind known to date.
The simple tale of the original
play with its pastoral background,
it's plain people and its quaint hu-
mors has been enlarged upon to
such an extent that not only a new
drama has been woven about the
love story of Anna Moore and DAY.
i'd Bartlett but new form of art
in which to express the theme is
evolved
Murmurs of delight greets its
scenes of exquisite beauty in a pic
toriaI sense, hearty laughter accom-
panies the foolish antics and the
, simple drollery of its relieving
characters and a soul stirring in
terest rushes with its unfolding to
q climax the like of which was new
er known on any stage in the world
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-24

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound advertised and had heard sew
eral women talk of it, so mother got
me some. This Vegetable Compound
is wonderful and it helped me very
much, so that during my periods am
not now sick or drowsy. l have told
manygirls about it and would be glad
to help anyone who is troubled with
similar ailments. - STELLA LINK
wILER, 6 Second ST., Evansville, Ind.
Some girls lead lives of luxury,
while others toll for their livelihood,
but all are subject to the same physi-
cal laws and suffer in proportion to
their violation. When such symptoms
develop as irregularities, headaches,
backaches, bearing-down sensations
and 1.-The blues, girls should profit
oy Miss Linxwiler's experience and
1--WE Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-24
LIVELY HOME
COMING MEET
AT AUGUSTANA
,r.Asyant Celebration Despite Foot
bafI Defeat - Banquet Carni-
val and MinStrefss

n.snits the decided gridiron re-
50 Augustana experienced Sat-
rrday the homecoming activities
ere none the less lively. The cele-
srstions were as jubilant as II
,agie had scored a great victory
sger its rival
A. & 20 500 students and former
.,rdents of Augustana assembled
!, me gymnasium Saturday evening
az the annual Homecoming BAN
srst The $50 dinner was really
we'd at Z, and with the excite
s.sst of the football contest in the
sfternoon the usual delay OF serv-
inr the participants of the ban
ouet ate as they never ate before
DR.. G.. A. Andreen, president of
ire college, welcomed the gradu-
stps back TO their alma mater. DR..
fnsenh Westerlund, a former stu
dent and captain of the Augustana
eleven in 1895, was called upon DR..
Westerlund made hit with the
students in stating that football is
Inc greatest advertising medium
that a college can have" and 1
look forward with eagerness to the
time when the University of Aug
ustana is pftted against the Uni
yersity of Chicago, and the former
comes out victorious" Dr. Wester-
Iund is a resident of Cambridge.
Urges New DOrmitOry.
Arthur Wald, of the class of 1905
and now a professor at Millikin,
university, brought out the need OF
new dormitoTies at Augustana, stat
ing that it was the duty of every
member of the synod to respond
TO the call now being made to sub
scribe so that Augie might have
ADEQUATE facilities to take care of
its students.
"Chuck" Larson, captain of this
Years football team, and Art Swed-
berg, Augie mentor. also spoke,
each voicing the sentiment that
some day, and in the very near
future, Augustana is going to wal
Top Millikin.
Carnival Delights.
Following the banquet, a carniva
Jubilee was held in the brotherhood
building. Confetti, ice cream cones,
candy and all things that go 10
make a carnival were plentiful.
The past, present and future were
told with amazing intelligence at
the fortune telling booth, and the
side shows were well attended.
Next in line was d musical pro-
gram and minstrel show. The alum
nj were entertained by vocal solos
by Clifford Thoren, violin solos by
Anna Marie Van DuZer, accOmpan-
led by Regina Holman, numbers by
Palmer Nestander on the accordion
and the senior class quartet.
Tiny PALMS minstrel show. with
Palm, Roy Anderson, Haas Pearce
and Eugene Hegberg as end men
and Howard Anderson as interloCu-
tor, was huge success.
Finish Finals.
The mornings activities consist
ed of tennis and horseshoes finals.
bill" Dwyer- defeated Carl Ryd-
holm in the singles tennis match
GO, 60, 6-1. Emil Carlson proved
his superiority in throwing horse
shoes by beating Huntley, 21-31
I-20, 2l-l9, and Bruner and Hunt
ley captured the doubles end by de-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-24

feating Carlson and G.. Larson,
zl-17, 1921, 21-16, Fills.
This years homecoming at Angus
tana Is the second of its kind at
the Lutheran institution and assur-
ance was given by DIR. Andreen that
the event will continue to be an
annual affair.