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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
HARDING HAS
BIG PROBLEMS
FOR SOLUTION
CONTINUED from Firm pAss.,

tOone.nueo from EIIM Fa1o..
the autumn elections ia in ieonardv
M Hsrdiry 90 nts sisstsci!x =
tariff-makins m al to maid thu
schedules cdhform 10 i6eyitabla
changes in economic conditions.
Renn nlicans ara thamae,ves S;vid"
Cd On the marite ~ var,ons schad-
tlss e,thsr .nuv l.ir~ dshsseS ), :.
vet mt roffhs1iv EsfsSs ia se,,-
ate III Hsfdii.r ,nsS have n IS
tIs srbtfar a thess affSfshesS
Tha .sit.tinn sor : .oiaiSs i.,nss
iax il ursi,ninishss ~ III. sSs.n.
nicns ~ fhs msasuss .sss - ~
action no mates whs4 hsr.ss,. u,
fha tariK IN Inn n mn e fks
! sSsnt assass - ~ ,rsssas., a.
mt throush the sbin stihss6v hill -
4 cuusfructive achSeysment' Mired
IN r. INA rynhlst. 4 tSs kst "a
dry fieht over the sale 81 Itnnor on
sUvefnr,sht vessels out.ide the
threa-miie limit Tho homea ~ rem
resent.fiyss a. In r.csss nntti asr
is. vaitinr for the senata ID pass
the many hills alresdv actsd ,si,oi,
Nv. the h6tsSs.
Shnula the me,atsrs ~ tss tov.t
house come back ma find IittIe A.
complished since thev left the rst..
itol the dissatssfictidh ossr th.
+. senate DELAYS Is honnd ID srnw
StronS Lea1ership Nee6ei
Opportunities Tor deoisiye action
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
Oy Coa6sIi,aa ~ PRE-,

f16nx..ss.-1 M 1-e.s -ss, y : ss.sss
49, 4
49, Do ing AlA1.
.l..ss s 49, g y ~ aeAU
ILL inuucea ~ the feebie -
sDonns " - AveFD6s1 market q
.ae s 1880 u ~ zseEs ea yeeesfaat
~. - $1,000 ~ Enfopean alka
s -. - J. e s l.ssus 80 IT,
-. 49, - q evssy oae q
d.ta.nsr.s 800 S9 !, I'm e ~
= s.. 81 sh.c ~ - nelusny
nsvueef Src,.c.t ~ &C., - ~, Ns's,.
stesdied r.. 1900 !. 49, 49,. -.
mos hed~ M u, i, 1890 y. - y.... r.
f.ct .ss.S - 49, s ..so.s =
ssEi r. - =. 1890 $. ~ ss ~
Theae of5erinrs vsrs 800. ~ =. Sie q
iower nfices III. .,narxas hrrsss,s-
seemed aSccafsh,. 81 h,,,,s ~ 80
when any fiffis asms.d s,,-,sn. e :.
nrf6Aa vets n,.i.t ;. $3.50 -. ~ r.. ~.
frv sotd whsst rsra 1890 = 800 -
rive The rail ssr;te tsrds = -
strain short sa,lsrs ~ =
Carr, vTas Arm ,no.t - -. asr
rherS q. a. nrss,.t 80. .~xo - AZ ss aSy.
Tor corn and dnmas.,o aSsn.o S-, 49,
are taEinr hold srssiv paos:nts
are hs.vv and 70 .rr;r. .ssosta-s
fro,, II ( rou,,trs =. 80 80 ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14


- 11u1y Uhit4
nol6i f1e0fi 1eeu1tetos mao
~ - flDt1 ~ fepunee tddA
~ ~ 169G &6Il na0naU reneNuS
- ~ NJ downward tendency
tS11ut6fo II - muney mnrket. ~
- fl1Sf<y DGAds roee sharply y
- {oo9 ~ 1114, tho 4 ~ Of the
frSt ~ 81 fourth 1o9ns g1ttin4
10 fhe(f nsg4sot Tor Ill time. u
~ tie 61f4ulo1 Of more active II
ve6a1nens t91ikg, railway bondt
Wono llrAG. A1thOugh ID rome M
1eAn6es, S1t62t1y irregular. A lev
tiGk Grade fo66es either SURPRISES
n a. least e4u6lled their previous
f60oflt f6r ~ year, while others
fsll only frx6(fonally from Thurs
dny'D hiG11 Qa6eations. The foreigA
G0vefun1e1t external loans ana
c0ncadt b0hdo were little changed.
ri ~ railway section, Great
N6fttefn rs and general Is, St
L06is & 1r0h Mountain Is, New
York Central general 3hs, Union
IPscfAt l1rsf % and refunding Is,
and Chesapeake & Ohio ccnyertible
81 adyAnE6d To their best prices for
tie YER. Atchison general IS, Bal
tim0fS & Ohio IS, Illinois Central
Tftfundin8 ~, Louisville & Nash
wis Temporary SIS and Unified -
northern P1e.flc Is, Oregon Short
Line consolidated s.. the Pennsyl-
wants issues, Southern Pacific 4s,
Southern Railway 61zs and the
Fries nj led around their high
tfices reached on the opening day.
In numerous cases prices close to
the years record levels, touched in
/ tie upward sWing Of last spring.
TAs strength in Consolidated Gas
c0fnp4ny's stock was accompanied
" 1 rise u about three points in
| the company's convertible z per
cent bonds. There was no explana-
ton for this display OF strength
aside from the fAct that the bonds
! have been called in. American
Sugar - sold at new high, we'll
across 10z, and Chile Copper IS
advanced above 9lk, where they
had stood fer the past few days.
United States Steel sinking funds
were reactionary.
4 In the foreign list, Seine Is got
shove 81 again. Belgian and French
government issues were stronger
and United Kingdom issues were
neaf to their tops for the year.
The largest new issue today was
an o8erine Of 100000 for the
Northern States Power company Of
Minnesota The bonds bear 5 pei
cent and are first and refundins
mortgage loan. They were priced
Iby the syndicate at 91k and inter
est I'd yield about STA per cent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
GANG
ATTACKS man
Especial Correspondence.l

Kewanee, July Lice Hayes.
prominent in Masonic and Elks' cir
cles in Kewanee, is in q serious
condition at the Kewanee public
hospital here, as a result or in5ur-
les suffered when he was attacked
and stabbed by an unknown assail-
ant last night.
Hayes was returning home from
the circus when be met 3 bunch Of
boys who called him abusive names.
He started after them and one of
the boys slashed him with knife.
He is suffering with q deep cash
across the abdomen and wounds In
the back. 1t is believed he will not
not recover. No arrests have been
made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

L ~
81 tflo 1Ggu - q IL Rim
n - Hsarkef aeain1
ffS I'D Qaa unnlo u
IIol Si< III ~ Coluu.hla 0as
~ ff3e. Gousoas 16xoa Caa 81
800 - q i 6 cfSe6e q tie
11s56Sl "a 4 ~ eo6f 4Ad la4of -
~ f6c6f 1ltaatfo1 tt6Ix Wl3tx ID
exfGcf1 4 M kSi,1f 1900 eliare-
k01dee6 II - 116SfsS1 80 q 10 per
CIT 0GIuf 161 ~ - a nrces
o1cf 6bth1f ~ 1890 ~ g. 81
81 IT. 700 m Hs go 6ivtf1n1 q
o611s 6ortsef 4 SfoeF 1l1lffla13o6.
f1fHon110 l11xnNn &
Invsstmsit U1yfne ri 4 50.
49, ~ evidencU a11ih t06sy. Ihe'
esock soid 10y - tne ysaf - nigh
~ 114M ~ - Present e1yine
49, based "a - 49, shet WIN tne
rl9iug ten0e9cy N1tcn mas -
appe9fed ~ the investment msfket
enef1Ay. Afnsflc1h Telepnons =
xele9iapn company c0uid Sly -
pe4l t1le hi9n rscord ~ the ease
q tne Westeru Uni0n there - POS
n1ly something more neck OF tne
edvance tnan = response 70 IavoI-
able eAfnings. The company -
not done any new nnencing i0f
Same tins. II may hnd 4 recess
eAry to sell new S0cufftiee f0f That
purpose bef0fS . great while. Thfs
fj1uAfleinAG would " Better done
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
HERE FROM CHICAGO.
Especial COrrespOndeflce.

VopeCIdI CUrreSpOnuence.J
Atkinson, July 14.-Miss Echo
howard of Chicago is visiting with
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
Howard.
Fred Pacquer, who has been visit
y Chicago and Waukegan, Mich,
iof several weeks, returned to his
home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria, July 14.@Corn receipts
q cars; NC higher; No. 2 yellow,
63Q641kc;' No. aeyellow, 62h @64c;
No. 4 yellow, &c; No. yellow.
61hc; No. mixed, CSC: No. mix
ed, 621xc.
Oats, unchanged; No. 2 white,
36h@37c; No. 3 white, 35A@
3511c.
Oats receipts. Is cars; wheat re-
ceipts, IL cars.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,, July 14.-Hog re-
ceipts, 1000; market, PC to 40c
off; top. 1880; bulk Of hogs. 1910
@10.50; lights, 10.25@10.50; me-
diums, 1O.15@10.45; heavies, $500
1925; pigs. 1000; packers, $3.50
800.
Cattle receipts. 200; market
steady; calves, steady to shade
lower than yesterdays close or
some Soc lower than yesterdays
best top on calves, 800.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Cambridge. July 14.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued
recently: Leo Strizak and Julia
Walsch; John w. DeGroot and
Tillie NJ. Dixon; Fefrigri Martinez
and Threasa Mabaro.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

The rotunda In the capital at
Washington is 81 feet in diameter
and is $50 feet from tie floor to
the top Of the canopy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

Grant was the only president who
was a graduate Of West Point mill
tary academy, and none have been
graduated from Annapolis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

The SALARY Of the Canadian prime
minister fs $4,000 . year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
Local Stocks

(Quota&tons furnished b 4. q. C6sAttns
Co. 800 Hese Bldo.D
MIA AapaN
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally EEL secure when you
nos that ths medicine you are about 90
axe ii absolutely pure and contains 10
urmiul of habit producing drugs
Such q meiicins i d. kilmef's swamp
looi. kidney. liver AMI bladder remedy.
The ams standard Of purity. strength
md trctllsnos is maintained in even
loiiis q swamp Roo'.
u l. scientifically compounded from
'sFriahls herbs
u l. noi /, s,imulini and l. taken In
earpooniul DOES.
Il is uot rccammsniti Cor everything
Il 4 natures great helper In relieving
rni ovsrcomins tiinsy. liver and blad
ief truutlcs
A suou statement q purity i with
ven bottle oi Dr Kilmsr's swamp
Root
II you ned medicine. you should
have ths bssi. On sils a. an drug store
In hoiiles Of to- sifsi. medium ard hrfs
However 4 you vish first q try this
fftat rfrpaution ssnd ten cents q d.
kilmsf A Co. h'aFhamion. \. Y. Cor q
nmpis bottle When writing D. surs ani
mcniian this paper -Advcrtlscmcnt
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

Lambs club writers uud actors flf
the MOST rHrt
Long ln time and short in imror
ianoe" o. the way ST. Hughes De-
srrIles hIs military mrerr a. a mat.
Ter ~ facf he was o. niriy Important
soldier o. started as a private n
ihe Seventh regiment in iN1 Im
years ufer Del uas offered ieuicn.
ant ooIouelrf which he 900 uoi uc
rppt DE- served on the Mexican t0f.
ier us a captain unt only deafness
tent him FROM service ahrHi during
thg World war During the raising
of treHrs In NrH lnr. he served as
aiiuiunt eeneui where bs leafHcss
Was an assef rather fh1u o. liability
with tho rdfsfs footing their uu
whistles nni chen he became a cap
tain in the Intelligence sert.cr. being
iust ns intelligent when deaf us when
sharp % hearing
u i1.rei ths Legion" ~ Hughes
wrote. "heuuse believe ln ifs pru.
c.p.es and I believe o. to o. oue ~ the
most Important organizations in ihe
country Mr Hughes has rrrrnily
come into public uoiioc Coz biz stand
againsi ccusouhlp
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
AN EYE ON NEXT CONGRESS
oHtlai Wath.ngton it spseulat.ne on
Hos Many O. Service Men VIII
ns Returned

umaai Washinriuu is wondering
hoa many oz.wuicr men nrr to hs
returned o. oonerrss at thr eireii1n
uexi fail Speculation o. rIfr. aiih ths
bonus rnrtnfrr5 at Com tlt
Veterans ~ o. Wof.i var already
have Permissible sfrnrh 'l tte hn1ss.
m aests being oecur'ri tT former
aeftirr mrn. a0ouHiInE tn "a 0anuH tT
tho AmrHun trEIon Too senate tas
tao vrtruns-seratuf Nrutrfrr ~
MichiEau. unl senator uIius 10 West
Virginia. Twenty one states ure rep.
resented by OK service men m con.
rrrss. New York leading with FOUR
Massachusetts, and Tunnrssuu being
rcrond with thrue each
IurslFhird persons have hnfartiei
the upinion that when the votes ara
counted On NuvsAlhef. n viii be- found
that ihe number ~ vs.soidicrs IN the
house has been materially increased.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

meu AMI seven uomcn o. the cuiors.
Editor Grimes sat down uui wrote
them 1.l1 persouai letters while they
were aaaY frum hpmr. an atrruFe ~
one letter q mouih for each nshfef ~
nurse ln adlluuu hs nailed copy
% the homeioun raref tn each of
them rtrg ucek Toe letters we're
not the "uearIim trma.nyuurs
truly variety ttcy cuuiaiual the bits
of "homc srss.p- and i0ai oai0r Or
which the dnHghhoys wero willing to
give their last CIuvtte
When thr veterans returned Editor
Grimes assisted ln thr fumaUuu III a
post uf thc American Legion ani ie.
voted an cniirr edition of the Nras
20 reproducing tte pictures ~ otrry
o. surlf h0y that bad iost his no
IN thc war;
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

TrpaiunrIe al hai heeu ln the army
in ihc civil war; eiosri h's drsk. huug
up hIs rhe hafk later fu. anl
lainol Co. uav Toe Germans having
0nirrrl up % uar. 81 liursrif in his
customary nyie saa fo f chat fher
SO HsTrfirr" lf var uas shat fheT
wanted Del uas willing fo f1 theif
ORDER un October q. fhrn fl'l
neiari nelfauant he arlmei 0uf n
t's g. SIS Lake Viru ani f'isi thr
Nofih sra so fuu 20 mines that there
was trfy uiiir nciuai water ien u
vas ou the iake N.ra that hr uii.
nessrl the sinking q che German
neei at snpa Flow
When iieufrnanf nfarkeii returned
te fnak down hls siEu. oprnei bic
drsk. nnd found n1iice ~ BIZ e'en
tion as one ~ ths national vieroom.
manirfs ~ the American ieE.0u in
which capacity be- b. siiu git.ug "sen.
ice"
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

down dozens ~ offers tn ride. he iook
his hui fleht with Vance while tour.
ius the country ln Monihna Vance
bad returned ffum h.s airp.anc honey.
muon. which D. devised us means
~ avoiding o'i shors hud rice. nud
which h.s bride Thought was too
thrilling f0r words"
When iuncr 500 uuf 0f the service,
BE- fuuni himself boz IrsHs Noi he.
Co.'s entirely decided o1 tle best place
tu litr. he sicpifi iuf0 o. plane ami
started "unrh" when he Hrr.tefi over
Montana hr looked down and thought
the country lookcI gnoi 30 he land.
rl. ani De- Ia in Ml.es C.3. uhru he
runs an aipiane oumpany nn0inu
and even hHrse lrasrs lliru.fe biz
taal service fu makr their ions calls
Moniam miles br.Hs AMONG fhc lunf.
rsf ln ilr world Vance always makes
90 O. rrnt fs fy to ouutruiious of tae
Amer.un Legion
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

HrI IufrI Hnn HHrfni In
faf .. f. rnne rnfar In afs
of fhe HUIpFr I.raa srfs fHr fH
HHrrI. Nfua
1 fEr er rHi Perfume
49, 1000 goo Hrff
fH.ure fnn fff'e f1ff rfff rer
fHnr e..rs fs an .mr 1a astai
to nmT'r if
ilnuHr f.e woman intei ns If ah.
nfstf matr a rnr.t.a. Hr Hers. Or
tIsaf.H .f fhr FHrr rIe fHr f
frrT frfrr fnf.a Hfrn aenHf lf
urrf ffr Woman ia fate nt.T OF
.NHs fHHrf rrfff eaf" fHr eHs
torer rerIrf @ mnk Iu take q
anrurrs anfh~
-Wti Mai1m 90 atfanIfrei risrt
rnr1Etaf u 1nsurr -InIrr nIrrlif
tai a 1l1rirrs uufih-
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

Iun fwmIs HrIrHef n.e'f
ia0s.rf irrHI.E .n Coo aan'y m.i
anI neaI uu uIu fHrF Hr laIf
rrm uh'lh of ur GOO sh.aI nI
fhfre anl s.l.ii a.mt
uue aaifri ai fhr entrance r.fe. anf
fhr aihfr uaIEri uu fHe drive fnaarI
200 tau fsf DOB o. fra s.Hnit rr
latter r,sIffaui
wen 900 tr atr sea agIfh'rsr
aste.I tis eslelfHHf c.mraH'1H raFrr.f
-uh sea- uas fhr repIf .lie bad
"a tuIiaE H fhe tlHf ani hr eare
me sHe mu1fe ia ieafr ts garden
Aui herr Q am so.tsVan
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
Carrying On With the
American Legion

nasstau s la mu seIns with the
Amcunu Legion m uleuus Airs nue.
Twenty tuo aguares ~ Qu.nJ,
Mas. have hrgu dedicated bI tho
American Lcgiou tu as mauy war dead
KIus Victor Emmanuel fyou ths
p.au ~ having ls0 nuush au1 ipu
Amrr.tu soldiers tisIi thc Italian bat.
uu fruuf urtf summrr
"smr ttrm usti' is the motto ~
ihr AmrrIun ireInu af Cu'omc. = D..
which haa taken over thr IusiruCilon
~ thr iu0ai truop uf hpi scpais
Inrnaine Amefmn Legion buttons
10 obtain sympathy m thr Cuuris has
bssu pfatiiov of rrIsouers in fhe i.os
Anss.s' caan9 ai5 ue iuise s
-alsr uua.
A hurr d1rmlion. oammem1mHnr
Harvard mrn who insi the.r live la
o. var. maY tr efr.tei la Camhriire
Valuable war Documents uf every
Description vW he krpi n a uat'unal
architss hl..ins ai Wash.nrun
ruufh us for which have aiready
ben I.aHu
With logs hauled frum nearby fof.
esta. legion men iu sugicr. OKLA,
crecied genuine uhln Tor n club.
house Tuasilnr their toos hcf1rr
ruanur nru thoy ngat ths var again
IN su'ld cumfori
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

tan uHuaei ta children ani l,fsiirs
krHainE uH iuIiahf sana . have no
f0i0e ta rsrrY tune lofrusl in rffe
far H ne'Ehif's rh.'i nHe affruean
zoo fi.d uet firri ani astei ms o.
r..s boz ani sing fheFan hmteir hn.
shr r0rffi mr ani saIi. "iou i1nt
resi in suE tess lalr Songs make
ne tlief auatr"-E1rhansr
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

Tor ~ thr u
Sueur tMlunl
Wv Dor DIS ~
markahie service
a. seif dnt
ed Ind
eut during ths
war be- stands
high on the boa.
of roll ~ tho
Minnesota de
paument ~ the
American Legion
l. sueur and
vicinity sent 20
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
Had Nervous Spells


in the Latin quarter of Paris one
ifien seo. groups " harehodri uam.
en. Sitting .n some QH.ef corner of ihe
street Perhaps within "a church door,
n.ct.ue anl comb'nc fhe wool of their
mlifressfs 40 matter hne rHar o.
rroHch peasant maf he hf almost al-
Enys rnssr.s... RI comfortable hel with
z wool mattress
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

Do irF lI
swing h.s sfs
tIr WI RI
tis rfnns ur
iirru up au oF
ater sfru fh 3
were Fuu tn nni
plenty 20 oysters
in o.
when fhn var
began fsts meu.
tiud ln thr "a
ffs Mr urart
stt wii,e grand
fafirG uncle aud
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

nssn In Debt % Department worssrs
For Many Montha

PekinE The Chinese government is
In arrears oi from one month % near
y two yoara In the payment of saia.
ries 10 employees IN 10 % ne % depart
meuts says The Chen Pao. q Chinese
daily.
Officers oi the general siafi have n
months pay comlng 20 them. the %
per says. bat the average period of de
layei payments IN TIE oihsg depars
menis ls about five m0ntha
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

~whai iass that picture rrrrrsrniY-
nstri Mr Wnfaah
Venus rising frnm coo srl" af
CO., rr fr1'rr
-Goshf she hasn't anY clothes ON
Z cHuIfnt have a r.rtur Hsr fhai ln
mI hausr shnu mr "a bunting stHr
'ilfrr yau are Er Diana 10 tte
rfasr-
.shra 90 dressed r.fhrr naurr
Shows mr a picture 10 same Eskimas
hunUne seaia-
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
GUARD AGAINST COLDS AND
INFLUENZA

nY k,eling little yacher naim IN
yu1f unsr
% teIrs 90 prevent tha esfms enter
inE fhe system.
n yoa arr taking calf. q matos you
fati better No nnoo
NoitluE better fnr Aches ani Pains
kerp ii handy this fime of yeaf
Ass Jour drugTisi. Jars 20 Tubes. alc
o " Narhrr inC. Nos Orieana L.
-AIL.lIL..u.uI-
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Thickens. Beauties.

80 cents buys a bottle Of "nander
me at any drug store. After one ap
pllcatiou you can not nnd a particle
of dandrun or a falling hair Besides.
sycry hair shows new llfe. vlgur brighi.
ness more color and abundancc.-Ad
yertlscmcnL
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

San Francisco. Cal-Gmnd jury IN.
vestlraiIon ~ worthless stock pro.
m0iera reported operating iu san
Francisco. proyinF upon widows and
mon With small savings ulll be start.
sd AZ soon AZ the Arhucklo case la oat
of the way. District mrady announced.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14

Reading. pa-''f was a nervous
wreck and could hardly DO my house
work. always had % have help or I
would never have got 10 done.
Through the ndyice of friends I have
been taking Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND for my nerves
and lydia r. Pinkham's Blood Medi.
cine for my blood and ! am feeling
fine and doing my work all alone. I
can recommend these medicines 70
any one. Tor they certainly helped
me ! suffered Tor five years and
lydia r. rinkham' medicines pulled
me through " Mrs. WALTIB u.
sroYER, IBIS Mulberry s.. Reading.
a..
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-14
Recommends the Vegetable
Compound

New Orleans La have found
relief from my troubles hy taking
lydia D pinhham'a Vegetable Cone
pound and ] praise Il wherever ! go.
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b. done Tor ! would sometimes have
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and an able % d. all my own work.
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similar o. mine "- Mrs T. FOFCK-
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leans, L..
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wsish cuileurs Improve Youf stin.
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60 grr uiih CutCum ulntment
Wash n uiuimrni in nye minutes
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fnf raaf rompistions ianiur Itching
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A union OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Healthy Housewife---Happy Home
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Has Helped
Form Many

For the ailing. half.sicl, housewife
such q union is impossible Often
times even the slightest form of
housework cannot b. accomplished.
Yet the WORK must be- done.
Many women struggle along Tor
years suffering from some form Of
female trouble that make their lives
miserable and their homes FAR frum
happy.
Lydia r. pinkham's Vegetable
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just such women regain their health
AMI strength Just rlycyour thought
o. the following letters and remem-
Der that thr women who wrote these
letters knew how they fc.t before
taking the Vegetable Compound and
again afterwards ltho.pei them
lot Do hclp you.
Had Nervous Spells
Horatio, Ara. "l hai nervous
spells ard awful bad feelings Ny
right eide anil my hack hurt me an
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On health ior six or seven years. For
three years had not been able % DO
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suffering women. as have gained
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typcwrlte for %
seconds without
making mistake.
but when be- got
into aviation be-
managed 10 ny
1000 hours with.
uut nn accident
Leinuel liolles.
national atlluiuni
of the American
Legion was -
impressed with
this nrurd that
after turning
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than Rupert
Hughes With an
eye 60 his versa
ule pen mem
iers 81 the lloi
ert stowe Glil
post ~ the l.
gion ln New
York have made
the author their
historian The
membership Or
the post o. made
up entirely of
members % the
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Macon. GA fiveday notice has
been given shopmen of the Central %
Georgia rallroad here that a coz %
10 10 per cent IN The working forces
slu b. made effective On March is.
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lui Ims.us uys snme of fhe moi
cn problems Ore due to fhe fart that
there 1re tuo many chefs and not
enough h.red girls
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Ttr ua. m s.fi rHaI $500 maas iaun.
du anfk tratrf tHs winter Hei
Cruss ian nar ulU tsIs ia rmaye
ttaf rHmy BOA A. hu rraoeu Al.
AlL-L-.--LnI-
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Oratof-"And speaking ~ work .
Volcc Prom Rear Landlords
81 the leased Waysiie Tales
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~ wise % know a little more thar
sou lct people think sou know.
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HIGH ON LEGION HONOR ROLL
Minnesota Newspaper Man Wrcis =.
2l6 Personal Letters 10 aHous-
Wofksn During Wofid War

One % thc uor.i's most onihusias.
uc letter writers O. A. ". Grimes ~
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WILL WRITE POSTS HISTORY
Rupert Hughes, Author. VIII chron.
lele happenings 10 Members Of
Robert Stowe Gill Body.

The history NJ one American Legion
post will be- written by no less a light
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LEGION MAN BUSY AVIATOR
EaH Vance. Miles City (Montl e..
Soldier. Did Not Quit When the
War Ended

Before the war. Earl r Vance was
a sten0grnpher. lie could scarcely
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