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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-03
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady. M. D.
Noted Physician ard aurnor.

is also true that many adults, linn
iting their diet too largely to the
thoroughly dead and utterly "re-
fined limitations of food instead
of eating live, natural food. neces-
sariiy have faulty intestinal action.
To attempt to correct these evils
with drugs is obviously boetless
business.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
The Lieutenant Pulls q Lady.OHe.
Will you kine1y send me your
Karell system for keeping a man
in physical condition. Aged AZ,
height IS 3-4 inches in stocking
feet, weight stripped 162 pounds.
Habits: Walk about four miles a
day in the open, setting-up exer-
cises three or four times q week.
eat moderately, use no alcohol,
smoke moderately. Blood pressure
130 systolic February %. Do not
seem to get down the weight to
about 156 pounds as shown by iR-
surance tables to be the correct
weight for my height. Occupation.
police lieutenant. city of -.
"A
two pounds is nevertheless the cor
rect weight for your height, Lieu
tenant. and so l should recommend
instead of the Karell system that
you take two miles of oxygen on
the famous wide-toed shoe three
times a day or its equivalent in
setting-up exercise. The insurance
companies some times get stuck on
some old doctor who perpetuates
little errors like the one you men
tion and the one about grandfath-
ers. If you had bobbed hair. now.
and felt embarrassed about your
calf measurement. I might break
the rule and conspire with you to
reduce to fashionable specifica-
tions, but your city is none too
we'll guarded and a matter of a
pound or two of solid flesh won't
make you any less formidable in
the eyes of the law-breaker.
Those vastigal Appendages.
Kindly give US some information
on the removal of the gall-blad-
der. How does the system over
come the lack of same? Does re-
moval of the gall-bladder under
mine the health? Do Insurance
companies consider it detriment
to ones longevity if the gall blad-
der has been removed1(B. M. Ed
Answer-Gall-bla appen-
dixes. tonsils and wisdom teeth are
pinched by the scores every day
and the system never seems to miss
them. These vestigal structures
seem to serve no essential purpose;
at least we are quite as we'll. in
many cases even healthier, after
their removal than we we're before.
Insurance companies do not dis
criminate against persons who
have had such structures removed.
The notion. that the system suffers
in any way from removal of these
structures is exploited by persons
with an axe to grind. A favorite
myth propagated by one of the
mushroom healing schisms is that
the intestinal function is somehow
dependent on a ''lubricating ac-
ton of the appendix-which is pure
buncombe. as we who have happily
sacrificed this particular organ
well know.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-03

Somebody's always flattering the prohibi-
tionists. Here is a Cleveland man claiming
that water will again flood the earth 800 years
shence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-03

WRITING OF Mr.. Dempsey, the Montasnost
fBerlinl says "the American prize ring cham
pion received a reception fit for a sovereign. .
Next to Mr. Bergdoll We expect Mr.. Dempsey
to become Germany's most popular American
tMex.( hero.
r z NC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
The Finest Needle
I Cases
Eases

Com, from Redditch, England.
In fact, this little English town
has pretty nearly the monopoly
Of this industry.
They are the kind of needle
cases one would choose above all
others fer Easter gifts, and they
are here in an excellent assort-
ment.
All the. cases are leather, and
they staH ut $2.25 and 10 up to
922 for 4 beautiful suede leather
! case Win ~ every y Ppssibls kind x.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Dimity Bedspread
Sets Are the Things

In all-white at 81 for the sin.
gle and So for the double-bed size.
In colored stripes pink, blue
and yellow--at $5 for the single
and So for the double-bed size.
All have scalloped edges; the
spreads have cut-out corners.
(shth Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
The Dotted Yelling Is
so Becoming

That is the reason why women
refuse to give it up for any
other kind. Another thing-ir
is the yelling above all others
for the sports hat.
There are all the new colors
in now; some have dots of tho
same shade, others contrasting
colored dots, and there is
brand-new two-toned dot called
the "tweed dot" All are 81 a
yard.
Main FlOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
1O,78O Pairs of WOmen'S
Silk Stockings
for Less
for Less

Ful-fashoned stockings in good grade Of silk
They Seconds" but among them stockings from
the best mills in the country.
At $1.35 pair 6192 pairs Of puredyed fulfashioned
silk stockings with mercerized cotton tops and soe Some
worth nearly twice as much if frsts
and Some
ingram silk stockings with than twice
tops and soes. Full fashioned. frsts.
In black and white. $3.50 the pair. 1923 pairs
At $1.75 the pair 1888 pairs silk stockings with openwoEk
all-sk stockings in black, white clocks, in black
Asle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
When a Woman Wants Rugs She
lust Sits in an Easu Chair

restfuuy and pleasantly, while who knows the
whole story about rugs shows her what she wishes to
And the best part of s she's bound the greatest
rugs the country at their best All bright fresh nice
because they all that recently arrived Like
their predecessors, they won't stay long.
Many people like to be told all about the making
and goodness of the newly arrived . = .r. ..,
Wilton Rugs " Administer Rugs
$s4, and #, $56.5O, SAT- s345O
s3x06 it., $780, $1O9 it., $3.50, $44 s315O
6x9 it., $74 and $53. 6x9 #, $3.50 and s23.e
~ .s.s s.-, . ~ Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
500 Silk Umbrellas for
Women at S4.85

Salesmen's samples and such
kinds as would ordinarily cost
two or three times as much.
Navy, green, garnet, purple and
black silk covers with plain or
fancy tape edge.
The handles match the color of
the silk in many cases and are
leather strap or bakelite rings.
EAST .Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
New Patterns in
Printed Silks

Fine printed pussywillow taf-
fetas, radiums and foulards, in
multicolors or plain grounds with
black, white or colored figures.
Quite different from silks of a
commonplace quality and designs.
Foulards at $3.50 and 20.
Radiums at $3.50.
Pussywillow- tafsetas ct 81 .
ward. x <
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Frills Come Back on
CullnpeS

trills are on the newest net
guimpes which women are buying
to wear with Spring suits or
sweaters,
Some of the frills reach the
dimension of jabots and are
trimmed with combination of
real Irish and real filet laces,
Most Of the guimres are in
cream net: they are $3.50 to
$3.50.
MAIN Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Women's Cape Suits Priced at
$25 and S38.5O

ann,o: more comfortable, picturesque
appropriate for country wear could be than these biz
~ ~. 'neir waistcoats cut from foreign tweeds.
mxp,. , -" Drown ana gray Where the icapes have no
ssses; plain snd qsesyieaslk ons.psss drs.ss|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
French Handkerchiefs for
"Her' Easter Gift ~&

You would go far and look long time to find anything
that most women would appreciate more. n5
Following in the footsteps many
Paris it would edges All
the dantily handker- hand rolled.
chief for her gift Prices start at 81 and up to
The linen sheerest SO up they
beautiful handspun linen, which the
this year, and there extreme in fneness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Fragrance From
France

A recent steamer brought a
s,rs, fresh supply Of the delightful
"Fleurette" perfumes and pow
ders from Paris. (
The favorite bouquet odor is
priced $5 for the extract, $3.50
for the toilet water, ,$1.25 for the
face powders in three tints. It is
to be found only here.
(Main Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
All-Wool Tweeds at
Sl.5O

An exceptionally, good tweed,
usually sold at higher price.
Crash and homespun weaves,
including grays, blues, raspberry,
rose, orchid and tan coIorings.
All-wool and 81 inches wide.
(First Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
A Woman Who
Understands "Seconds" in
I GlOVe-Silk Underwear

in. i's'i' io"' iof d oig sn'phleht mas come
AZ the anne time she won't find the defects great enough
" make any material difference.
pt, pptests, bodice style in pink orchid at $175.
beioomers, either pink or orchid at $3.50
so o AT savings that little smaller, she will find
e specially bought first quality glove silk underthngs
ppsests bodice STYLE in rose pink at 1926
tbo nioomers, rose pink that worth dollar
'"ah the $3 they marked.
west
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Bunnies and Chicks and Other
Easter Things to Delight
49,. the Children
It's going to be great Easter-at least so far
as bunnies and chicks and baskets and buckets-(yes
buckets) of delight for the little make
it such.
You'll see them all in the Toy Store, and oh, how
the eyes Of the youngsters do sparkle at sight of them
It's just as if the bunnes and chicks declared
general holiday. .'.'
Here are bunnies, terribly gay fellows giving some
chickies joy ride in auto.
Another gangreglar fel sedate, respectable chickens
sitting their hind and bunnes here
legs holding high revelry in buckets
dish each hugging carrot. ningly fixed Of
Other bunnes and chicks Of pale deep purple
all adventurous kind they all good see-the
aeroplanes "fyng" merygo bunnes in snowy white and
round fashion. the chicks in bright wonderful
Baskets and baskets of very yellow.
(Scv TIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Those Iron Lamps
at 81

are so popular that we have sent
them as far west as California.
Hand-wrought, with heavy cast
tripods, which make them strong,
and have extra long cords. People
are buying them by the half
dozen for Summer cottages.
Shades are $3.50 and So.
(Fouith Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Fitting the Young Girls Foot
=. for Spring II n

For the young girls who wear sizes 21a to Z we have
the following excellent footwear:
Tan cafsn buher oxfords Faheeled pumps Of calf
with low heel heavy welted with one bucked strap wing TIP
sole at $6. pc persora'oHs 90 IONS anu ""'e "e''''s'
hgupped and perforated Black leather seamless
Oxfords Of smooth dull pumps with heel medium
black cakn at $675. toe and turned sole, at Sc pair
Sports Oxors Of grained Patent leather slip
cakn with red rubber with
sole and soft toe, at $780, and perorations, at $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Children's Tweed Capes, Coats and
Hats to Match

How charming the children look dressed in pretty
outfits Of blue tweed the soberer mixtures of
tan and gray.
oapes are xl275 to SIS A matching and hat of
Coats are $7bO to 500 gray tweed may be had for
u " w. Sl075 the
Hats are $685. to $3.50. The sizes are 2 to wears
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Rhinestone JeWeLry
at 5Oc-a Little Sale

Five thousand pieces of rhinestone
jewelry-novelty veil pins, fancy brooches,
circle brooches, harvest moons, fancy bar
pins and straight bar-pins-and soc will
buy any one of them, although ordinarily
many of the pieces would sell for two or
three times as much
A good many of the pieces will, we sus-
pect, go into Easter eggs.
(Nan Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
WANAMAKER'S


nUR stock of hand
dipped candles is
particularly good just
noU; lDe hare then, in a
score or more Of cOLOrs
and in Uarious sizes
three, four, six and eight
to the set; price Soc the
set.
(FouPth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
For Stripes in Shirts,
Men Have Said
SeerSuCker

Seersucker stripes in two colors and
three stripes
That means wonders when a fellow
thinks of selection.
If a mans going to be dressed right
this Spring he's going to have at least one
seersucker striped shirt, and maybe more.
And he'd wait until doomsday for
better shirts at $3.50 than the woven
madras ones that now are ready.
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

(First Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
5OCent NecktieS Have
Put on College Stripes

College stripes in half hundred color
combinations.
Bright ones, duller ones. all kinds lust
as colorful as they have beer at higher
prices.
Young men are. wearing college stripes
galore this Spring. and man doesn't
begin to get old under sixty
Mai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Sterling Silver Wedding Gifts
That Are Not Expensive
Nevertheless they the sort of gifts Easter bride
will be glad to add to the attractveness of her dining table
Vases, S. to $40. Bonbon baskets, $1s to $34
Bonbon Dishes 81 to $22. Bread S22 to 500
Bowls, $15 to SCI. Sandwich S25 to S54
Candlesticks, SIG $50 Cake baskets, S39 sos
(NanF Fl0Or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
More Utility Companies
Ask for Tax Reductions

Charleston. ". Va. May 11--The state
board OF public works today com pleted
its hearings Of representatives OF public
service corporations preparatory TO
making annual valuations for assess
ncnt purposes. Representatives or oil
and gas companies and telephone and
Telegraph lines were heard today and IN
ALI instances reductions In taxation
wcrc asked Of tho board
Those appearing before the board TO-
dav were. \. r. Butler, or tho Natural
Gas company OF West Virginia: War
ron C;orton. Eureka PTpe Line company
r. p ReardSlry. Reserve Gas company
and Nope Natural Gas company: '" {.
EcnsAa1. Huntington Development &
Gas company: W. G. kilmer. Martins
hu-r Heat & Light company ana
charleston Heat & Light company: l..
G NcWhortcr. Postal Telegraph & Ca
hle cornpany; +. J. Griffith and W. G.
Mathews. baltimore & Ohio and MOT
gantown & kInEwood railroads. u. w.
Clark. Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas
corpany: W 9. Conley and K. h
RatcIiff. Manufacturers Light & Heat
ronrany: W. c. Conicy and R F. Clark
J'!ttsburch e. West Virginia Gas com
many; G.. H. Trainer. Eaccoon Gas com =
nany. O. J. wilkinson. Ohio Fuel OH
connanv; s W. Meals, Carnegie Nat
ural Gas company: J. II. Dye. l'ure on
Pine Line company: W. T. williamson
f.hcsapoakc e. Potomac Teicphon" COM
pany OF West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
FIVE MINERS INJURED;
AUTOMOBILE BLOWN Up
One Arrested After Blood
hounds Fail to Run Down
Perpetrators.

r:-o.nssurr. IA. May l7.-flr" men
ucro injured this morning. when on
,.o,- usv m work a. the Diamond 30 :
,,,,. ~ the ScaEcr Brothers Coal com
nanv at Wilpcn. near ldsoniNr' 'h''r
o,,onohile was blown up ny charE'
~ dynamite which had been p''Ccn d.
tho side Of tho road. o.,.,
,r-h, mon arc Russell 'lark' 'I''t
Fcatty. Harry pauhl, Harry hn"N @ AZ"
Iawrcncc Miller, all Of LIEoni"r. n"
o,,s,t Of their injuries had not oC'o
as,.-r,ircd late to-day, but 1t WAS he
Bcyed that Clark waS S"rlou!"f "u' h.
EoIIovinr 4 futile attempt 10 'ri'e
N, ncrsor or persons reSponSlh'" ior
,hc. cvnlosior ny the US" or hlo"dho"'','
,.,o ,oI,cc arrested Andy kon"p%Ny IN
oo,rnction with tho occurrence m
Hn,.r,,i,-,,;on l.y authorities t"H 10 ihH
,,.,.r,. or wires running back from
=, the roadside whcr" INC eN-
n,osi>e had boon buried. Fch,' VA cN
,-oe,-od nv the officers that n" chafE .
h,d bccu buried for the Uurp"S" q.
,--ccLiDr an automobile aS r"P" h8u
80, strctrhrd across tho roao IN SUCn
nav that thu front wheels or ma
ShI,o uorld set of .hc Charr" over u
Anothcr explosion of 4 similar nature
..vr-nd later a half mi'' from the
emo NJ the first. hut no ono was hurl
,,,horrh the rear license plat" or me
automobile which was IaF7'"E wis
blown off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Chairman RullH cornmAnt

Washington. May l7-'rordcl. Hull.
chairman Of the Democratic national
committee declared in a statement to-
night that the success Of the Pcnnsyl-
vania election in revolt against the r"-
dictionary leadership OF their party. fol-
lowing tho lead of Indiana Republicans
in nominating a former Bull MooScr for
governor. Is a defeat for the party or
Eaniation in the state and rehuke
for the party organization In the ma
uon"
The leaders Of tho corrupt FennsyI-
vania machine have enjoyed the high
favor OF the Harding administration"
he added The machine candidate FOR
governor. Mr.. Alter. was recently pre-
sented at the White Touse by Attorney
General Daugherty. Mr.. Hardng's close
friend and campaign manager, creating
the impression that he enjoyed e1ecu-
tive approval and favor
The millions OF bankrupt farmers
IDLE laborers and badly injured business
men. with their awful panic experiences
during 1921. fresh in their minds. are
taking the frst opportunity 10 record
their deliberate condemnation OF the na-
,!onal administration for It's universal
failure "a make good Its promises In
ever, important respect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
LONG ARGUMENTS ON MOTION To
DIRECT NOT GUILTY VERDICT
Sheriff Chain Closely
Guarded at Charles Town

Charles Town. W. Va. May 17.-Sher-
IN Don Chafln Of Logan county was
closely guarded while here this week to
testify. because Of the hostility OF the
miners toward him. State police trailed
him everywhere nc went. with arms IN
full sight They followed him into the
CoYrt room before he was sent TO the
witness stand. and they kept with him
outside Of court. There was no suSges-
tinn Of demonstration against him.
however The sheriff made his hcao-
quarters At IIarpcrs Ferry. where the
state maintains It's headquarters. he
Cane into the Ferry from Washington
on Sunday night with some state ponce
and Attorneys c. W. Oscnton and y. N
Belchcr. for the state. On the way from
.hc train he passed william BLIZZARD
defendant in tho present. treason trial
who had come from Washington on the
same train. Blizzard spoke 10 him ann
hold out his hand. which Chain prompt
ly acknowledged with a handshake ano
a ~Iiowdy, Bill"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Trip 10 Japan Not a
Junket, Says DENLY

Washington May L. secretary
DENLY will accompany the Naval acao-
cmv class Of 1881 I" Japan "at the re-
quest and with the approval or mo
president" he said today explaining
the nature OF the trip the naval trans
nor, Henderson will begin from Hamp-
ION Roads Saturday. While II is true.
he said. that members Of the class ana
the families OF several will go. II IS not
being made especially for their accom-
mediation.
The only change from the ordinary
schedule occasionnd by carrying the
class Of 81, Mr ncNby asserted is d
visit 70 Yokohama. NaSasaki and Shans 8
tat. and all schedules are naturally SUD
ice, 10 change as necessities occasion.
Replying 10 a criticism concerning tae
use Of fuel for this purpose. when N"
navy's fuel allowance is already low,
Nr. Denny said: The cost OF fuel Eould
60 on whittier tho members OF the c'aSS
or 81 were on board or not. the oni!
difference being that il they d'd not -
on this trip their quarters WouIa DC
syaliahl" for other passengers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
Miners Eyicted From
Homes in MOnOngalIa

uo-ra,,ovr, ". Va. May -
force o. aonongalta county otleerS
d,v ousted striking union miners lro"
bors.s OF the Rosedale Goa coHpH"'
!, Van Yoorhis near here.
Officers returned this morning "o"
roreSville, where they had evtcteo ono
miner last night from house oe'onS'pS
% me F>airmont-L -Lowesvi!le Coal com
nanv Five others were cvlcteo 'ouHS ,
me eviction work being halted last nie"'
because Of darkness.
No resistance was made by the miners
vh., a force OF twelve officers serNeo
,ha eviction warrants and starteo inc
ac.nal work Of clearing the miners
household belongings from the houses
Four houses had been vacated al noon
m. coal company furnishing truck 10
haul tho household goods on tho com
nany's property. Rain was railing as
,h. miners belongings were depoSi'eo
r.,r ths railroad station or along 'he
nuhlic road. Mono Of The miners evteted
had another home 10 move into. oi-
erers said tha, II was not likely all tne
seventeen houses could be vacated oo-
fore tomorrow.
Although tho miners made no resist
a,cc. there was considerable arguing
ard haggltng az the goods were moVeo
out.