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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
Grain
Chicago Cash GRAM

Chicago, Oct. 81
WHEAT.
No. 2 red, 1.20.
No. 3 red, 1.1S.
No. 2 hard, 1.19.
No. l dark northern, 1854.
No. dark northern, 1.23.
CORN.
No. 2 mixed, 671A@70c.
No. 8 mixed, 66@69c.
No. 4 mixed, s4@6sAC
No. yellow, 6SA @7oc.
No. 3 yellow. 66G69hc.
Nc. yellow. 64@6SAc.
No. 9 white, 67A @e9Ac.
No. 3 white. 65h@69Ac.
No. 4 white. 64m6Sac.
Sample grade. white. 596s5c.
OATS.
No. 2 white, 43hc.
No. 3 white. 411a@43c.
No. 4 white. 40k@42Ac.
OTHER GRAINS.
Rye. NO. =. eSic "a Soo
Barley: 60@67c.
Timothy seed: 6.006 $50.
Glover seed: 15.50@20.50.
PROVISIONS.
Pork: nominal.
Lard: 1915.
Ribs: 1100@12.00.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
SPEND THE NEXT FOUR
MONTHS

In Browns Business College,
learning the practical things neces-
sary in all lines Of business. New
classes November 6. Phone for in
formation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
ABANDON CHINESE RAILWAY.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The United
States has followed the action Of
Great Britain, France, Italy and
Japan IN abandoning control Of the
Chinese Eastern railway,
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COOLIDGE ASKS REPUB VOIES

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. Wv;
President Coolidge, at raiiy' VS. n.
all the voters to stand 0! ",
president in next Tuesdays ei''
ton"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
Kansas City Cash Grain

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. 81. Cash
wheat: No. 2 hard 1.14@1.19; No.
2 red 1.16@1.17.
Corn: No. white 70h; No. 2
yellow IN; No. mixed 71@71k.
! Oats: No. 2 white 45h@46h;
No. mixed 1906; No. 2 red 80
so.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
PUBLISH NEAR EAST NOTE.

Paris, Oct 31-The United States
near east commission, made public
in Paris by Ambassador Herrick
looks to protection Of churches and
schools, seeks to safeguard minori-
ties and guarantee freedom OF
Straits and trade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
CUT GAS PRICE

Chicago, Oct 31.-The Standard
Oil company Of Indiana cut the
price Of gasoline to Is cents 1t serv-
ice stationA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31

Use the classified ID section like you
use the telephone book. The ads are all
indexed under their correct. specific classi-
hcatIon headtngA
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NOTICE

To our Clasd,ed Patrons. ~ -
compelled to Close our clseiSe1
page NJ $50 .. N. instead 81 n
NOON.
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Liberty Bonds
Silver.

New York. Oct. 31.-Freign bar
silver. e.; Mexican dollars. SIN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lodge Notices

ANERICAN LEGION No Nv, =.
ulAr business meeting Will d neM
first Tuesday each month
feIt. Commander: D. B. BeryquiH ~
ANOO GROTTO-No. 81. u. o.
r. Stated meeting held on We -
Wednesday of each month: S~
prophets welcome c. ".
monarch. Frank L. Patterseo'
tary.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
YOUR HEALTH

1t is bad enough to be forced to
listen to some outside noise, rhyth-
mic and persistent But it is terri
bic indeed to have ti<At noise in your
head and never 20 be rid of it.
Catarrhal involvement of the mid
dle-ear il the chief cause of head
noises"
whether catarrhal trouble Will
| cause serious disturbance in the
ears depends upon your particular
anatomy
One or the little bones Of the ear
is the stirrup-bone. so-called be-
cause it has the general shape OF
an iron saddle stirrup The foot
| plate of this bone fits in a window
/ in the skull. II plays back and forth
in this window But if tbs mucous
membrane lining OF the ear be-
comes thickened by catarrh. the
free movement OF the foot-plate Of
the stirrup- bone is Interrupted. Il
may even become hxed in place. =
Imagination a Cause.
If this fixation occurs when the
footplate is pushed well into the
bony window, there may be pres
sure on the fluids in the internal
ear. When this occurs there are
all sorts of subjective noises.
BY subjective noises" ! mean
that the patient imagines there are
all sorts OF noises. He hears them.
| but you and l cannot hear anything
out of the ordinary. Such noises
are all in the head, and 10 not come
from the outside world.
Subjective noises increase in
damp weather. II the patient takes
cold they are worse. Indulgence in
alcohol and certain drugs. like
quinine. will aggravate them. Emo
tional excitement or hard mental
work viii make them worse. They
are always influenced by bad health.
excessive fatigue or any unusual
| physical condition.
The more nervous the individual
the more he Will suffer from head
noises
They are essentially a symptom
of middle-age or advanced years.
Children never have head noises.
II is rare 70 have any complaint
while the victim is out-of-doors. At
night or when in a quiet room they
are most noticed. Diversion and
active work OF some sort VIII cause
them 70 be forgotten.
Associated with these subjective
noises may Re well-defned hallucin-
at ons- ] recall a patient who told
me he had a fairy in his ear. He
said this fairy was always talking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
FOILED!

tOfLLD.
The Loyal order Of Americans. organization try
iHg TO counteract the Ku Kluy Tilan. rapidly
Cutie natural. by the law OF cause and effect.
Every action has an equal and contrary reaction.
And an organizauon-for always brings into ex-
istence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Just question OF
time until they cancel each other.
II is possible that the Loyal Order of Americans
will become more powerful thar the Ku Klux
Khan. Maybe it will blot the Khan out of existence.
Then would third organization. to coun-
teract the Loyal order OF Americans.
Nature has a shreyvd way OF keeping everything
balanced in the long run. Tn. hot sun of summer
evaporates from the The vapor drifts
inland. condenses falls rain forms rivuIets runs
into creeks. into rivers-and back the
The balance restored the process starts over
again.
You see this law working in the activities of
PEOPLE. soc1ety-against always rises oppose
the socety-for. A political party comes into power
with opposition crushed field itself
things soon change. Opposition sprouts up, grows
unti wrests control from the old leaders. Dem
ocrats and Republicans follow each other in an
eternal cycle. though the names OF the parties
change as the centuries slip by
Nature loves a certain normal She insists on It.
Whenever humanity gets either above or below that
normal. nature starts evening things-restoring
balance, equilibrium.
The cycle of destruction and restorauon-of bal
ance IS what keeps men, collectively busy from
cradle to grave.
This natural law seems harsh to the Missionaries.
L equally harsh to the conservatives The
Missionaries correspond to thu water evarOrating
from the The conservatives are like the rain
rushing the vapor back source the sea
The Law OF Balance works inexorably in all
human lives When you get too happy and con-
tented move cautiously for the chances are that
you riding for fall And when you are
down in the mouth and everything goes wrong,
keep heart for nature will restore the balance
and bring happiness. the reaction from misery.
The sharpOst razor dulls itself in shaving, and
has be sharpened again. such is life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
THE HERO'S REWARD

Tales OF herosn, be it in battle in the ordinary
happenings OF life. have a strange fascination
everybody. If it be the that some particular
heroic deed is unrecognized or unrewarded,
glamour OF sympathy surrounds the hero. 1t is
heroisTn be unrewarded
And Il is that IL a heroic deed is recognized in
an unusual there is an especial appeal in
this recognition.
During the drive of the First Division Scissors.
James Nolen the life of Col. Theodore Roose-
Welt now misunderstanding OF war Roosevelt was
wounded at Scissors Nolen came along with a
stretcher and begged Roosevelt to move back.
Roosevelt refused. Nolen picked him up and loaded
him into the stretcher. \ few moments after he
had carried the wounded officer from ;he spot a
she'll exploded there and Nolen was badly wounded
by a flying fragment of the she'll. Noen left the
hospital after many months, and permanently dis
abled" was written on his record.
For months NoIen sought TO re-enlst. Time and
again he had been turned down by recruiting off,
GERS everywhere. In a final desperate appeal ne
wrote 10 tho man whose life he had saved. do
You remember" he asked. and then he set forth
20 the assistant secretary os the repeated rehus
he had received in his attempt TO serve another
hitch" as he put It. and asked Col. Roosevelt's
intervention.
The assistant secretary OF war did remember and
forthwith orders were issued by the depart
ment that Nocr should be accepted for further
service. despite physical incapacities and one
hero feels this is just world after all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Q. What is the horse power of the
following automobiles?
A. Ford. % ID; Chevrolet, 21.7;
Buick. 2S; Columbia, 2S4, light
6. 26.4. heavy. 6; Stutz. 1858; Pierce
Arrow, 3S.4
@. What is a cloudburst?
A. In thunderstorms or tornadoes,
strong ascending currents may car
ry up and sustain the rain until an
excessive quantity has accumulated
aloft, which sooner or later falls in
almost a solid mass of water. Such
events are popularity known as cloud
bursts
O. What is the recipe for pressed
chicken?
a. Clean and cut up the chicken.
Stew in just enough water to cover
them. When nearly cooked, season
them we'll with salt and pepper. Let
them stew down until the water
is nearly all boiled out, and the
meat drops easily from the bones.
Remove the bones and gristIe; chop
the meat rather coarsely then turn
it back into the stew-kettle, where
the broth was left CATER skimming
off all fat.) and let it heat through
again. Turn into a square bread
pan, placing a platter on the top.
and a heavy weight on the platter.
This. II properly prepared. will turn
out ike mold of jelly and may be
sliced in smooth, even slices. The
success of this depends upon not
having too much water; it will not
jelly if too weak. or # the water =,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
Other Editors ! han DUE
PLOws AND PROSPERITY.
(New York Times.)


The Implement which above all others made pos
sible a hounteous Thanksgiving was the pillow. It
appears a symbol in more than ten Of the state
seals, and furnishes the burrows for the sheaves
which 10 be symbols many more.
The pillow is the real precursor of prosperity The
statistics which reported recently concerning
the diminished and diminishing number OF plows
IN Russia speak clearly reason for RuSsia's
miserable condition II is alone the drought;
it is, according these statistics measure
the lack of plOws and horses and cattle to draw
them While there in Russia in 1915,
1850 0Q0 plows. there i'm 1921 only 2,750O0O.
Many plowmen have haG back 5 the plow-
in Holbein's Dance Death summoned by
DEATH but two out OF three have had back
because their plows have out.
\ political or Industrial system that takes away
the pillow from the hand of the ploWman by destroy
ing industries that make plows that makes the
plowman ready to give up because that he
produces. beyond his barest necessities, Will be
taken away by the state, ignores all that the
has learned of economy since began TO till the
earth and possess it. It is not surprising that Lenin
finds it necessary to turn toward system that not
only furnishes pows (and tractors pull them),
but produces more than the railroads carry
those at home consume.
The prophecy OF plenty found in the Book Of
Amos expressed in the figure of the plowrlan
Overtaking the reaper-that S. beginning 20 pre-
pare for the next sowing when the harvest has been
gathered The peril OF Russia is only that there
IS not enough 10 feed all from this years reaping.
reaper, either because he himself cannot stand in
the furrows has pillow has horses or
oxen TO draw IT, Ii Would be a sorrier Thanksgiving
Cay IL America had shared its harVests with
hundreds Of thousands, If millions saved from
starvation in Russia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
The Tower
Dill frnstrond


other odds and ends will be accept
ed.
We are inclined TO believe that
Colonel Joe sullivan is either on the
sick list or has met up with fou.
play somewhere. as we cav Barney
Barnhart wearing a rat cOl0red der
by through town yesterday p. m.
The hat looked suspiciously ike the
coloners although of course Mr.
Barnhardt is undoubtedly innocent
in the matter.
When Former Capt Neal WEIGH
sits down here in the office to write
his Motor Row Scandal. an inter
esting feature Of a comiCal nature
in connection with our big sunday
issue, he looks 90 sad that we some
times suspect that he is thinking of
his first OF the month mail with the
wind shield fronts.
Charles B. sax spent the holiday
In the city. The morning he devoted
to marking down a few cloaks and
suits and in the afternoon he whiled
away the time kidding Sweeney
as a diversion.
Mexico back on the front page
again! That looks like a return of
the good old days sure enough.
Charley Brenheck was all worn
out Friday from having weighed
his hand so many times during the
re-Thanksgiving rush on Wednes-
day.
Something for you, lady?"
Dear me! meant to get collar
button for my husband. but I've for
gotten what size he wears
Something New i'm Fans.
Customer want a fan. and it
must be something light. What are
those film fans l read so much about
nowdays?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
4 DESPOT PAYS

Crowned heads OF the old world are not the only
rulers whose very lives are endangered by auto
cratic misuse OF power Despotism. however has
been more o. less of an accepted fact in these
nations where revolts have led 20 the downfall OF
the rulers.
The case o. Epitachio Pessoa. retiring president
OF Brazil of the greatest Of South American
republics is indeed an exceptional one.
\ few Gays ago his term Of ONCE expired Instead
OF retiring TO private life. with the respect of his
foreign country where he viii spend his life in
exile. lie committed crime for which he could
be legally held for punishment but he did 30 far
abuse the power which was Entrusted TO him by
his nation that on his retirement from cfice he so
feared retribution. the hands OF assassins that
n escaped inglonously from the shores where once
10 had been honOred citizen.
a few years ago this same exied president made
a triumphal tour or the United states and Europe.
He was honored both here and abroad. He was
member OF the Brazilian peace delegation which
participated in the framing Versailles treaty
His return TO his own country was a greater tr-
umph than any OF those with which ne had met
IN foreign nations.
His departure q few days ago from
triumph. Il was surrounded with the greatest
secrecy He appreciated well chat his autocratic
career as president had alienatod the affections OF
his people and his friends knew IL. The enmity
against the once popular president due only
his despotic severity with which he treated all bis
Political enemies particularly since last july when
le declared a state of martial law in Brazil. and
continued that state until the expiration % his term
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02


In the treatment OF head noises
the cause must. Of course. be dis
covered. If this is found to be mid
dle-ear trouble it must receive the
careful attention of the ear special
st
The primary trouble may be in
the nose. If so. this must be given
cons. Iteration.
If ii is due 10 high blood pressure.
the underlying cause for that con-
dition must be sought and removed.
Sometimes the trouble is purely
subjective. That j., there is no
apparent disease Of the ears. The
difficulty may be founded on i'll
health without manifest disturbance
of the hearing apparatus.
Such patients are often benefited
by change Of climate or of occupa-
ton. Correction of any intestinal
disorder. elimination OF excessive
work. an insistence on fresh air and
. exercise may relieve.
Every patient suffering with head
noises must be carefully studied by
his physician. If you are thus af-
flicted, see your family doctor. who
Will SO over your case thoroughly.
Exact diagnosis will lead to the re-
lief OF one Of the most annoying and
distracting OF symptoms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

allowed to boil away entirely while
cooking. This is a good way to cook
old fowls
O. What is a good way to clean a
hair brush?
A. After combing out all the loose
hair, turn the brush downward and
strike the bristles on smooth solid
surface to loosen the dust and dand-
run; then rub the bristles over a
course towel TO wipe off as much of
the loosened dust as possible Take
two bowls of cold water in which to
wash and rinse the brush respective
~. In one put about 1 tablespoon of
ammonia to 1 pint of water and in
troduce the bristles in this without
immersing the back of the brush
Rub the br.stles back and forth with
the hand in the water until they
are clean. Or add about or 3 tea
spoonfuls of alum to a pint of water
rinse the bristles in this to tougher
them. Wipe the bristles back and
forth on a clean, dry towel and
hang up the brush by the handle to
dry. or lay it down in the draught
with the bristles down. Never lay
wet brush on it's back. as this per-
mits the water to run down the
br.stles and soak the glue with
which they are fastened 10 the
back. Do not expose a wet brush to
direct sunshine or other drying
heat, as too rapid drying has ten
dency to warp or crack the back OF
the brush.
@. Who is President Of France?
\. Alexandra Millerand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

A good Coal is always the hest
Try our Old Ben. Premium. Amber
Jacket or Black Joe. All are low in
ash and SCOT. and high in heat units
2001 pounds per ton always-C H
Defrees, 215 s. Taylor st. Bell 279.
Lin 5279.-Coal. Lime. Cement.
Face Brick and General Mason Sup
plics. ADV. 329-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Gel Paso Post.

tEsl 1dSO fcot.l
An eastern woman insists upon giving away the
money that comes her. can get
it So petition is filed in court to have a jury
examine her and whether she's ALI there"
tally.
Have money-nlad people actually reached the
point where the mentality OF PERSON an aver
sion TO money is questionable?
Where does sanity end and insanity begin? Best
answer the Irishman's Every bory's out OF
step but me"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

John Herman is going on a lee
ture tour, we are informed by the
papers. For time at least. we fee
that no ought to give South Benders
preference Of front seats. when they
apply for seats at the box office.
Life IS going TO be a lot sweeter
TO US personally when the police de-
partment listens and acts on that
perputual moaning about parking in
front Of the Oliver theater.
Ye Editor walked a block out OF
his way yesterday to avoid seeing
a turkey displayed in a window. Z
looks Ike the reaction from
Thanksgiving
The next time we take our father
!n-law TO a show we are going TO
arrange to have him strapped in his
seat. We took him 10 see The Ger
trude Hoffman show the other night
and he laughed so hard at the Lam
der boys that he rolled out Of his
seat into the aisle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
PRICES
sacramento star


In October IL cost you S1-O1 on the average buy
what cost 81 in September. That's the meaning OF
the announcement. by National Industrial Confer
Board, that cost OF living the nation over rose
per i'm Octobe~. reaching a point $ per
higher than when the started Europe
The per cent figure is extremely conserva-
tive estimate. Ask mother. the greatest expert in
keeping track OF PENNIES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
Rugs of Greatest Beauty and Utility

Hartford Saxony rugs are unique. have
a deep-pile surface as soft as velvet and
growing in beauty with use. Colorings
are enriched and a silken sheen wears it
self into the rugs as their age increases.
They are made of the finest wool, skill
fully and artistically woven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
TODAY'S TALK
PLEASE DON'T RUN AWAY!
BY George Matthew Adams

Stevenson once wrote: You cannot run away
from a weakness: you must sometime fight it out
or perish; II that be why now. and
where you stand?'
met an old friend the other day. I had not seen
him since We were boys together l remembered
his weakness OF being afraid to risk things. The
years had not changed him. lie still bemoaned his
luck" He still afraid-but he IS no
longer with that vast wealth Of youthful daring
that he once had. 1t has passed with the years
Please don't run away from your weaknesses.
Give them battle now-and nnce. Have it out
who shall win and DE master,
All, 1t is divine thing the little peoples
Of this world be helpful-the to the other.
And how pernicous to sta-ve your own spirit
then to sneak up steal the last shred of hope
that clings to someone else.
It is vastly more evil to steal hope from man.
than his money He can about again to earn
his dollar loss--but who is he that win back
lost hope?
Surely there are Indebtedness. despair. i'll health
and base conditions all about us all But
walk right through them. as a walk
through thick. deep mud-even though he may own
boots
God nves-to be used. There is no sounder fact
than this!
Don't run away
stand your ground Map a plan-and then
go to it. Fail you may. But what of it? Is not
striving very garment OF success?
There is something pathetically grand about the
one who strives win-but there is
every tint Of tragedy in the eyes of him who will
try.
Say to yourself: well. at any rate shall not
away"
And I. for one. will bank on--YoU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
MARRIAGE
Baltimore post.

Get married and decrease the number OF suicides
in your professions. Is the advice 10 doctors and
lawyers BY Dr. 5. Adolphus Knopf. nationally
known.
Suicide statistics always reveal that unmarried
men are susceptible than married men," says
DR.. KGopf
He's right Suicide usually results from seh-pity
thinking OF ones self Lees time for that when
you have 20 think about family