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positara en- el Tesoro de este munich
pio. mediante 10 cual apercibira del Co
misionado Municipal de Hacienda, un
recibo provisional, Ell que sera refren-
dado por el Auditor Municipal y presen
tado la Comisi6n de Subastas del Con
sejo de Administration juntc con ell
pliego de proposition, la cartidad de
cINCUENTA DoLAREs (s5c.oo), pa
ra garantizar el fiel cumplimiento de es
ia ordenanza. DIsPoNTENDosE; que
MA vez adjudicada la subasta, los inte-
resados que no obtuvieron la bpena pro,
entregaran los recibos al Comissonado
Municipal de Hacienda, para que les
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DEBILES

Las mujeres debiles no pneden
esperar hacerse sanas yrobustas
menos que tengan abundancia de sam
gre roja pura y rica, de la calidad que
ell hierro organize, 'HIERRO NUXA-
Do, "aayuda a producir. Es una
preparation de efecto directamente
nutritivo para la sangre como ell hierro
que contienen ciertos alimentos vege-
tales, al contrario del hero metaHco
de que Sc componen ciertas medicinas
anticuadas Y cuyo provecho no ha sido
possible comprobar. HERO NU-
XADO" no dana la dentadura nj per-
judica al estomago; es un producto en-
teramente distinto al hierro ordinario.
Els de gran alcance para hacer sangre
roja y RIGA; para dar sosiego y nueya
Nitalidad a los nervios eansados y
traerles nuevas fuerzas Y energia.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias y
drogueriss. Caidado con las imita-
clones. Asegdrese de obtener ei
legftimo ''HIERRO NUXADO" que
lleva la firma de Dae Health. Labora-
tories
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Lo que a I'd. ofrece

ST recibe jornaI sueIdo prop6ngase ahora
hacerse Independence Si sted propone entrar
goco propo dentro de aos comence ahora estabe
reacon gran banco comeca que puede mas
tarde orecere cuaque sevicio hancario. 81 listed
persona acomodada, utilize foa para estabecer
credo favor de hios pequenos de cual
quiera persona que de usted dependa.
No permta que usted los que de usted dependen esten
merced de las crcunstancas que uy bien pueden caba
sentido aguna Una Banco ha sido
amigo la adversdad para miles de he aquf
opordad para proveerse usted los que dependen de
usted antdoo seguro contra faa de trabao enerme
dad maos tepos desgracia. Sc ha dspuesto espe
canlente de modo que ell abrr cuenta este depa
tamento resute asunto senco, que toa POGO tempo
EI progreso ell mundo deriva de las innovacones
que ell resutado de la economic prevision hay
paabras que expresar ell seento de segudad que
deriva de dinero ell banco
El mundo esta divddo dos cases de gente los que
'tenen' los que mo tenen' Incumbe cada individuo
resover que case ha de vvr. FL National City
Bank lie oecs usted ahoa convenente faci
de unrse a la cIase de "Ios que tenen"
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HEODoRE Roosevelt djo que la prosperidad es ell sent
do comGn apIicado la de gastar, pudo We
raznente haber ahadido que la economic ell sentido
com1n anaddo la adqusci6n Russell Sage acumu6 una
cl,antosa fortuna cuando pdo rega pudiera
ayudar econ6camente independence dio
LA formula mas fac que para tener dnero
nomizaro'. SO
Econonzar es simpIemente una question de habito No
costmbre mucho mas dc de adqurr que las
E que pocas personals que
de hacer.
Los beneficios la economic sstematca han sdo tan
obVos los cerebros prvegados del mundo que nnme
rabies dchos maxmas han agrupado arededor del
to- tanto as que mucos eos han degenerate
peogruIIadas triviaIidades soporeras neggen
cia de la mayor parte la humanidad prestar
estas Verdades nada ha afecdo practcabdad
muchos 10 han probado econonzando dnero
do su independence.
HabIando momento de reminiscencias 'Vez Mr.
John D. Rockefeller conto de amigos 10 que prime
70 10 haba npuIsado enar la comercaI que
despues tvo tanto exo Djo que habfa tabajado
tenda odo al termnarse estaci6n pagaron
cincuenta dollars Un comercante sugio que pestara
dinero inter@s, 10 hzo. AL de- eses fue de-
vueto ell capital varos dollars que aque
habia devengado Yo mre aqeIlos ntereses
tos conundidos gu6 diciendo Mr. Rockefeller Yo saba
10 duro que habia trabaiado para gana capital pero ALI
tena dnero que derecho perteneca que hubea te
nido tabaar ganaro Desde n1on1ento resov
que ademas de trabaar dnero hara que ira
baiara para mi
6 ucno mas Tacl ganar dnero hoy mucho mas faci
hacero ganar dnero used que 10 cuando Mr. Ro
ckefeer era muchacho De que trabaa durante todo
e ano usted no tene nad 10 demesre cuando ell nue.
vo aho presenta? Po que resover que
con entrada del 1922 usted economzar ago colo
candoo donde neres hace que aqueo Dor 10 cue rs
teo ma trabaJado, trabaie por listed?
Las facidades del National City Bank of New York es
Tan aO'ertas aqueos cyas economics ser necesara
mene pequehas al princpo para graduamente me-
dida que Sc ahada Capital Sc acun1uen intereses.
Medante las facIidades de nuestro Departamento de
Ahorros cuauera pequeas que enadas pue-
de establecer reIacon comerca organization
bancara de extension mundia preparar cano para
futuras relacOnes economicas esa mas grande
tucion financera de America.
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3 por Ciento

La facultad de desarroIo del interes copuesto es
ravlosa Por ejepo 81 los ndios que la Isla de
Manhattan los Hoandeses 1926 po de $24 hui
beran invertdo al por ciento, compuesto
mestranente que ell tpo esabecdo nuestro DePar
de Ahorros ahoa ascenderla mas de $6oOooo
Ultima sua, hubiera de nverrse vaores conser
vativos que devengaran gua nere renda arededor de
"a rentas $1,000 una aproximadamente rentas
de $4,000 cada una.
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UN sUIcIDIo

En- el barrio ''Pihales''. Anasco, Gui
nermo Colon, de GO amos, ss suicide
ahorcandose de un arbol. Su mai estado
&c salud fue Ell m6vil que le i0dujo q
quitarse la vida.
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En- treinta amos

E crecnento rapdo cuando tambien a1ade al capital
especiamene notable. Por eempo, 500 mensuaes
ocado este departamento al nteres del cento
cenderan dez aos ,80o vente amos $2767o
En- trenta ahos subran $4oooO devengando nteres
anuaI de $147o pueden uItpcadas
dVididas para saber aproxmadamene las cas comparat
case de economzar reguIarmente mayor
tdad
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liable IngIes en- Is Minutes

por dfa en- su casa Garantizamos Dor es
critic que I'd. Dodra hablar isar escribir
ingl6s con maestro ntlevO v fAcl metodO.
Sorprendentes resultados en- muy 9oco item
DO. Mandenos su nombre direction can
diez eentavos. para enviarle interesante in
formation.
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE,
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L. listed exito la vdao
fracasa puede aveguarlo facnene prueba sencIa
tan1bien ST
puede esta usted ped listed poda que acasa tan
seguro La semila ud.
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DOCTOR EN- OSTEOPATlA

1oras de consuta: pc 10 II A. MY deg za4P.M.
On sistema de trataeo sin Drogas Ciruga EIsctrcI
dad Espscialista ParAss toda cass dc onformeda-
des nervlosas del est6n1ago.
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HabIandO del exitO en- la vida, James ]. Hill,
el gran constructor de ferrOcarries, dijO:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
WABASH WRECK
PROBE RESUMED
Coroners Jury Says "Persons I'm.
known, With Malicious Intent"
Caused Fatal Crash.

Danville, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-Sheriff
Stewart of Warren county, Indiana,
arrived here this morning to con-
tinue his investigation of the wreck
on the Wabash railroad, near Will
Transport, Ind, week ago last
Thursday, in which three persons
were killed, several injured and
seven passenger coaches burned.
The sheriff carried with him copy
of the coroner's jury verdict, re-
turned yesterday. in which it was
found that the wreck was caused
by persons unknown to the jury,
with malicious intent"
The finding OF the jury was held
up several Gays while depositions
were taken of injured passengers
in q hospital at Lafayette.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
AUTO HITS GIRL;
EVERY BONE IN
BODY IS BROKEN

chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 3d.
nss Lillian Templeton is dead
sad her sister. Miss Florence
aempleton, seriously injured as
ue result Of being crushed
Nnst the walls OF the Mission
nidge tunnel by an automobile
ave yesterday. The car was
onsen by Otto P. Harris and ac-
Wrding to his statement he was
sttempting to avoid a collision
Mth another machine which was
I.oming from an opposite direc-
uon with lights on.
at hospital il was discovered
I.aat every bone in the body Of
a'ss Lillian was broken, while
iaer sister suffered a broken leg
ssad arm. and serious bruises.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
MOTHER DENIES
| DAUGHTER SLEW
REV. CHRISTLER
Says Mrs. Carleton,
Did Not OlUn .38
Calibre Pistol.

Havre, Mont, Oct. 3O.-(By the
Associated Press.) = While Mrs.
Christler is on an eastbound train,
accompanying the body of her slain
husband, Rev. Leonard ]. Christler,
rector of st. Marks Episcopal
church, and known as the Bishop
Of All Outdoors" Mrs. Joseph
Pyle. mother Of Mrs. Margaret
Carleton, whose body was found
beside that of Christler, is attempt
ing to prove that her daughter did
not commit murder and suicide.
A coroner's jury brought in a
verdict yesterday stating that Mrs.
Carleton killed Rev. Christler and
then shot herself. The tragedy oc-
CURED early Friday morning.
Mrs. Christler left with the body
Of her husband for Waterloo, N.
Y, early Sunday morning.
In spite Of the coroner's jury
verdict, Mrs. Hyle has employed an
attorney and is endeavoring to find
evidence that will prove that her
daughter did not commit the crime.
Margaret Didn't Do IT.
Il do not believe Margaret did
IT," said Mrs. Pyle shortly after ar
irving in Havre from her home in
Butte. '-'I shall not be satisfied
until l find out who owned the pis-
toll"
Her reference was. to a .3S cali
ber revolver found in the hand of
Mrs. Carleton when the bodies were
discovered.
Margaret owned and carried-for
six years a small 20 calibre revol-
| ver," continued Mrs. Pyle. Had
this weapon been found in her hand
instead of larger one, it would
have been more reasonable. to take
that.s that as evidence that she fred the
! The smaller revolver was found
j in Mrs. Carleton's handbag follow
ing the tragedy.
| Admits Daughters Infatuation.
Mrs. Pyle is now engaged in
piecing together bits of torn let
ter found in the waste basket in
/. her daughters room and which she
declares Is in Mrs. Christler's
handwriting. That Mrs. Carleton
had had an infatuation for the min.
! lister is declared by many connect.
ed with the ca|e. Including Mrs
Pyle.
A letter said to be from Frank E
Carleton, dated in California, Au'
gust Is, says:
| Dear Margaret: l have beer
thinking a great deal lately that il
| is not fair that l should have any
legal restraint upon you. We have
been apart over year and there
is absolutely no chance for happi
ness for you as my wife. No doub
you have thought of it and are TOT
proud to mention 1t. No matter
you are a clever, good-looking wo
I man and there are lots of good
successful men who would max
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
HUSBAND GONE,
WIFE FIGHTSTO
SAVE FORTUNE
Monmouth w o m a n
Seeks Injunction
as First Aid.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-An order
restraining bankrupt sale of the
Western Boiler Pipe company, a
$400, 900 Monmouth, ILL.,, concern. 0f
which J. Howard Jayne, former
member Of the state legislature who
disappeared from his home in Mon.
mouth last Tuesday, is president
was issued today by Federal Judge
Louis FitzHenry in court here
Jayne, if found, is to appear in fed
eral court here when action in the
bankruptcy case involving the Mon
mouth plant develops, it lis under
Stood. tsf
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Retaining Chi
cago attorneys to continue the
search here for her missing hus-
band, ]. Howard Jayne, former
member of the Illinois legislature,
who disappeared from his home at
Monmouth last Tuesday, Mrs
Lynette Jayne was back in Mon
mouth today to open a fight to save
what she can from his business en-
terprises, recently valued at $4,000,
600.
Her first effort, she said, would
be to obtain an injunction to pre-
vent directors of the Monmouth
Stone company, incorporated fol
81 100000, from removing Mr.
Jayne as president.
A special meeting Of the direcotrs
was called for today.
She also hoped to obtain contro
of the Western Boiler Pipe com
pany, q 100000 concern. forced
sale of which was announced fol
today.
Has Only, SIS.
II am making every possible ef
fort to lacate Mr.. Jayne, but in thu
meantime l must protect my owl
financial interests-he left me witt
only $685." she said.
$50 far as / know he had onl!
about $125 himself. He took mum
ber of blank checks, however, but
think there was no cash available.
Mrs. Jayne expressed the belle
that her husband was being de
tanned against his will pending de
velopments in connection with hi,
business interests.
| Victim Of PlOte
II believe he is the victim of SOM
sort of plot. and therefore I hav'
appealed to the police and the pres
to help look for him." Mrs. Jayn
said.
Lately, she asserted. her husban,
had appeared under a severe men
tai strain.
! Mr.. Jayne, who went to Monmouth
about fifteen years ago. from Mar
shalltown. Iowa, became a bushes
and political leader in the Illinoi
town and his wife and daughte
we're prominent socially.
Fred Morris, telephone ofiic;a
said he rode from Monmouth t
+, Galesburg with Mr.. Jayne last Tues
day night and understood that hi
/, intended destination was Chicag,
1t was suggested that Jayne migt
have boarded train for st. Loui
after arriving In Galesburg.
A telephone message to Mr.
Jayne from an unidentified man ye.
terday informed her that her hu;
band vas all right.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
LARGEST LIQUOR PLANT 4
" YET DETECTED IN COUNTY
SEIZED IN A SUNDAY RAID
Locate Outfit While In
vading Isolated Spot in
Guise of Hunters.

The bright sunshine of the
morning failed to dispel the
gloom that has been cast
over bootleg circles as a re-
suit of the suppression of the
biggest source of supply yet
uncovered in Rock Island
county or vicinity. lsadore
Versypt's infant distillery in
East Moline, caught in the
net Friday afternoon, pales 4
into inslgnifcance when
compared with the catch Y
made by Federal Agent Joe
Prendergast, Sheriff John
Miller and Deputies Jess
Hanna and August Sehnert
Sunday afternoon on a lonely
island in the Mississippi, OPP
posite Andalusia township.
Six stills with a combined
capacity of $50 gallons OF
mash, the largest of wnicn
goes over the 200-gallon fig
ure, were found. Two moon
sinners, giving the names OF
Gust Fandrey, Cedar Rapids,
and James K. Sampson,
Davenport, were placed un-
der arrest. 1t is estimated
that the daily output OF
hooch approached the 800
gallon mark. At SIS per gal
lon, which one of the men
under arrest said they re-
ceived for the finished pro-
duct, it can readily be seen
that a day of labor has its
recompense.
The manner in which these inita-
tors of the tabled Kentucky moon
sinner were tracked down and fin
ally caught with the goods" adds
thrilling chapter to the struggle
which slowly but surely is check
ing the food of poison drink by hIJ
! ting at it's source.
Disguised as hunters and attired
! in blue denim, the four officers
pulled up to the island in launch
early in the morning. Like Robin
son Crusoe, they ghmpsed nothing
at first but deserted waste. The
, island appeared to be hardly a re-
spectacle sandbar, but it had size
and plenty OF timber. To all in
tents and purposes, the party was
looking for birds
I'VE found the birds We were
looking for, all right" Prendergast
told press representatives last
night. But we didn't dispose OF
the game ourselves-well let the
court do that"
Along past the middle OF the aft
ernoon they stroiled up to a shack
in a clearing. The chimneys OF the
place were beIching smoke, more
smoke than one would imagine was
proceeding from fires necessary to
warm the place on such mild day.
Two men came out, sized the
quartet up keen-eyed, and mentally
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
BEGIN FIGHT
0NFUTURES
TRADING ACT
Chicago Board Of Trade
Asks Injunction Prohib-
iting Enforcement.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-The Chi
cago Board of Trade today made its
first move to test the. constitutional
ity of the grain futures act when
it filed in federal district court
here, a petition for injunction re-
straining the government from en-
forcing the provisions Of the act.
The law, enacted to take the place
of the former Capper-Tincher act
declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court, was passed to be-
come effective Nov. /.
The bill of complaint, filed by
Henry S. Robins, counsel for the
board, charges that the law seeks
to regulate as interstate commerce
trade that is wholly state; that il
interfcres with state rights tC
govern exchanges, and that It seeks
to deprive board members of theil
property by admitting representa-.
tives of cooperative bodies and
permitting them to rebate commits
sions in violation of rules observed
by other members.
Attacked as Unsound.
Further charges of unconstitu
tionality are made ON the GROUND
that the law makes violation OF 1t.
provisions crime land constitute:
the secretary of agriculture. th'
secretary of commerce and the at
torney-general a commission will
the power to deprive offenders o
their rights to thereafter pursue I
lawful ayocation; whereas, sucl
criminal laws are. under the con
stitution, enforceable only II
courts, with a jury trial.
Other sections granting wid'
powers of control to the secretar!
, of agriculture, who is given auth
ority to designate what exchanges
shall or shall not be contracted, ar
attacked as unsound.
Insofar as what might resul
from the drastic provisions Of tn
law, the complainant says. ma!
bring on "a serious disturbance o
grain markets Of the country" .
Would Cause Great Loss.
Many growers Of grain in tn
country" it was stated. will b
deprived of the privilege Of insur
/ ing themselves against price fluc
tuations through hedging con
tracts, and irreparable loss to
members and others would result.
! Many statements contained il
/ that section of the law summarize
ing alleged evils Of marketing ar
attacked by the exchange as ''inac
curate." These assertions Of sup
posed evils, the board contend:
were disproved at the numerou
hearings on the bills. zg---~-,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
Thousands Cheer Peoples
Leader as He Arrives
IN Rome.


Rome, Oct 30 tBy the Associat-
I'd Press. BeniGo Mussoltni, lead
e vi the Fascist, called by hlng
Victor Emmanuel to form Il an-
aet, arrived III Rome this forenoon.
The crowds througing the neigh
Dorhood ot the railway terminal
gave lin All enthusiastic welcome.
Nussollni left Immediately for the
1uirilal, where he was gi,cn an
audience by the king. The capital
vas lavIshiy decorated with Hags
today but calm was being main
tained
It il believed the new ministry
will be constituted in the course OF
the day.
When the Fascist leader arrived
st Civitivecchia, before taking a
train for Rome, thousands of Fas-
cisti and citizens welcomed him. In
! short address Mussolini exhorted
the crowds to remain calm and pa
riotic airs were sung.
Rioting Last Night.
Rome, Oct. 29.-(8:l5 p. M
tBy the Associated Press. )-Serious
rioting broke out here tonight.
Parties OF Fascist. while passing
through a working mems quarter
known to be hotbed OF subversive
dement's, were attacked by commu-
nists, who threw stones and fired
ievolvsrs. The Fascist replied in
hnd.
One person was killed and one
Ascisti was wounded and the Fas-
9dsti. who were greatly outnum-
bered, had two Of their men taken
prisoner.
The Fascist Immediately tele-
ph0ned to headquarters, whence nu-
merOus groups in motor cars went
TO the rescue Of their companions.
Troops meanwhile occupied the
zone with an overwhelming number
Of soldiers.
Ready to Take Reins.
London, Oct. S0.-(By the Asso-
dated Press.)-The triumphant
forces of Fascist were ready to
take over the government Of Italy
according to dispatches. Their
leader, DR.. Benito' 'Mussolini, was
scheduled to see the king and an
swer the call of the sovereign fol
him to create a new ministry to re-
place the Facta government, whose
DOWNFALL was brought about last
week by the growing tide of Fas-
cisti power and sympathy.
Outside the city thousands OF
Aussolini's black-shirted followers
await the command that will send
tnem marching with step of a vic
0fi0us army through the gates OF
Rome. already gay with flags and
bunting to celebrate their entry.
Communication lines leading to
ue Italian capital are reported in
control of the Fascist. Little news
ot their activities has come from
Italy since last night when Musso.
nni boarded a special train al
n Milan to 20 to Rome. He had just
notihed the fallen premier, Facta
Y mat he had no intention Of en-.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
OKLAHOMA
KION|APER
I. is KILLED
Victim Fatally Wounded
in Fight Following At
tempted Abduction.

Henrietta, Okla, Oct. 30.-Reece
Adkins, of Dewar, Okla, was shot
to death and Thomas Bogues, Spell
ter City, constable, was probably
fatally wounded at Spelter City,
near here. last night when a band
of masked men, of which Adkins
was member, called Bogues from
a motion picture theatre and at
tempted to kidnap him in a waiting
motor car. Another man, uniden-
titled, is known to have been shot
in the leg.
Bogues drew a pistol and began
firing when the party attempted to
entice him into the motor car, po-
lice said. They report he admitted
killing Adkins. Bogues is near
death at a local hospital. Other
members of the masked party may
have been wounded, according to
Constable GeoSge Davis, who emp
tied his pistol after the machine in
which they drove away.
Band Wore Masks.
Local police say the members a
the band wore blue jumpers and
masks of a dark blue material
They were said to be members OF
a newly organized alleged secre,
society known as "The True Blue.
A new cotton rope was found al
the place where their car stood in
front of the theatre. They carried
! Adkins body with them as they
drove away, going to his home al
Dewar.
Although the theatre near which
the shooting occurred was crowded
at the time, there were few person.
! in the street. Bogues was former
ly a deputy-sheriff here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
BLIND STUDENT
OUTDOES 'EM ALL
AT COLUMBIA u.

New York, Oct. 30.-Three
years ago Augustine +. Massa,
who is blind, was denied admis-
sion to Columbia university be-
cause Of the belief that his hand
leap would prevent him from at
tanning required scholastic stand.
ards. Later he persuaded au-
thorities to give. him trial and
soon proved his ability to keep
pace with other students.
Today he is enrolled in the col
Iege OF law and holder of one OF
three scholarships the college Of
fers. He also u active in stu
dent organizations, a class ON
Ger. expert at chess and check
ers and member Of the vars
ity" wrestling squad.