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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
LODGE DIRECTORY.

TsIcAN LEGION POST NO. zoo
rTr Regular business
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u NH8STNh meeting win be held
K~NO the arst Tuesday
A.SM leach month. All ex-
1VS( & service men vel
d @s come Walter A.
Xxx Rosenheld. Command
n E23ks&<S er, d. B. Bergauist.
4 N4IN Adj.
MAsOHlC-
-. rsuple. Eighsenth street and
-.rzn NETTING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81, a. y. & a. NJ, viii
n ~ be held on the nrai Thurs-
q kEAA day OF each month at 80
4 E0I D. m. s. p. Burgess. w.
i w.
j mn eRorro NO. 81. n. o. v. p. z. n.
Stated meeting held
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IOIf On the arss "Wednesday
4 TAA Of each noaih. VISIT
HI 0r[A Ing prophsts Welcome.
Hi kAA n C. w. Thachsr. monarch
4UI%w% Frank L. FssssrsF1, s~s''
retaEy.
Il. a. n.
3Ms STATED CoNFoCATloS or h'SA
IslAna Chapter no. 10. L. A.
49, NJ WILL 10 neAa % tne hrsa
SAH Tussaay o1 easn nonan 81
IAoE 1890 .. N. Charles =. fnns-
lHS Il h. -. 4. u. AAn. SECRETARY
...,.I conyocation March Il. 1872,
!. gsso n. IA. Royal AFen Degree ano
1 inspecIlon OF chapvF'
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
- COS, A. y. Is \. A.-SLAtsC
i, 30 a. a.seIing nrsL FriaAy of each
1V41| month harry 1,sreeke. W. ~
zWN Il. ID. LnLI. ssSssIAry.
KNKGHTs TEMPkAk.
20 Lalsnd Commentary DO. IL
ssSyo knIgnLs 4snpAaE Al 10 hs1>
ZHS khe second aaunaAS ca esGA
49, month. ]. G. scnIalAnger. ColAa
W. manuel. !. l.. hlczsS. Fseor1
hOl AND CAAPTER. no. z6S
Orr EASTERN sSAr.-Asx1iaF nieeeiAs
second Wednesday OF eaen monta. va
Langman, w. M: NARY b. hfSAs' 1S~1S
tAry.
!DCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, d.
Is NJ The stated assemblies WILL v
Aeld Oh the thru Wednesday OF escI
Month. VIsitng memoers cordially N
nLad James A @AoFrAs, A. l. n
| yrank o. Sanedy. Z<coEoer.
|xAL LODGE 40. SOC. /. y. Q. ,
keets every 4hnTvaAS ssenAna
- ~ Odd seiloss temple %
ikHHNF kouTIn avenue. eeLNrsn Dew
$3.50 cnseenLh and II ! Q
aGIE streets. Nelson Judd. y. ".
William GuloenzopL. d. :
First Thursday of each Lnonin, AihA
,ory de<rue, Arst, ee>onc Ana tnAFo Us
Eree The following enSTsdAs'
y. O. y
soCR Island AE21E NO. s56. FEAtHks
al Order of Eaxies.-ReSuIAr mees insl
4 arst and third Tuesday Of eAcn naon1
q Eagles home. Fourth avenue AM
fventy-hrst street. John Go.neln. W
p aus Forty-ftfth street. fhons -.
asa. las. g. Wight, secretary. %S%s
ssreuth ayenue. Phone y. i. SAAF'
RP. o, EI4ks NO. ESQ.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

WE OFFER AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUN-
who can devote full or part time in
permanent. profitable and dgnIfed
business with earning possibilities OF
S25 to $125 per week. We are origi-
majors and distributors of FIRST mortgage
real estate gold bonds. which have been
endorsed by investment experts and the
financial department of the Chicago
Tribune. Recent developments in the
investment field have greatly increased
the demand for non-speculstive con-
servaLIve, safe bonds and our unique
selling plan greatly increases the posi-
bility for sales See our display ad on
the financial page of the Chicago Sum
day Tribune. Inexperience is no OBJ
stacie. For the man who can qualify.
We will arrange a personal interview
Address Sales Manager. Comlossy & Co.
eco S. State ST.. Chicago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE CARPEN
ter work for Ford car in good condi-
ton Address B. j." care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

SALES MANAGER: UNUSUAL oPPoR-
tunity. Exceptional pay. Ability nee
essary for maintaining force of sales
men in several counties. No invest
ment. References. Royal Hosiery Mills.
Lehman Bldg. Peoria, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
WANTED-SALESME-

WANTED-SALESME-,.
CAR OWNER RESENTATIVE WANT
ed 10 demonstrate air filled guaranteed
puncture sealing inner tubes. Autoisls
buy on sight. Enormous profits Wen
stone 3o25 Indiana avenue. Chicago
SELL, HOLMES TIRES AND TUBES. NO
capital required. 500 weekly income
Price sells them. quality gets recorders
Holmes Rubber Co.. 1902 W. 18th,
Chicago.
SALESMAN: If YOU WANT $4,000 THIS
year write me. Strong for retail
stores Nationally advertised. Liberal
weekly advance to producers. W. Nor
gan, MSr. 1920 Euclid, Cleveland. ONO.
Dept. 54a.
HIGT GRADE 800 WEEK MAN. CAP
able of interviewing business men,
Proposition easy to sell. No promotion
stock or insurance. Do not apply un-
less you are willing to work CaLI
Monday after 10 a. N. Manager. 9o7
Kahl Bldg. Davenport, Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
aP. O, EI.ks no. ESQ.

Meets the drst and third
Mondays of each month al
Elks' club. walter J. Gr1f'
an. exalted ruler: G. n
Iaaacson. SECRETARY. Visit
Ing brothers always wsl
come. Club rooms At HI
Eighteeath street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

ESTES PARLORS MOVED. MISS ESTES
has moved her dressmaking pariors to
$40 Twenty-sixth street. B. T. 3553K.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

WANTED-AALE AND FEMALE.
CHOIR LEADER. MUST BE ABLE TO
train and direct or have orchestral ex-
perience. &. l. 54S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

BUFORD POST 2A3, @. A. q.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
Moons Of each month ut 2
o'clock in Memorial hall In
the court house. Andrew
. Blsdel, commander; II. C.
First. sdjutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

T. sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. G
ssd U. b. W. v.
2, p0eets hrst and third Thurs
l5 days OF each month at q. m
81 in Memorial Hall. Court House
II George d. Clapper. Commander;
~ William =. Frey. Adjutant-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

MEN AND WOMEN: SIS TO 500 PER
week. Most attractive toilet preparation
set on the market. Valuable premium
makes easy sales. Also PROPOSE
ton for Laundry Tablet Agents. Dis
trlct Managers wanted. Brollier Co.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
WANTED-TQ RENT.

MODERN HOUSE ABOUT $50. ADDRESS
H. &" care Argus.
THREE Or FOUR ROOM MODERN
house. Address M. c." Argus.
MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE WITHIN
mile or less of Argus office by April l
or Nay l. Address "a" Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

80 xrATED LOELG-As VI ROCk
80 Lsland Commentary DO. IL
ayzr> knIgnLs 1smpAaE snl 10 hsA>
H1 khe second aaonaAS Ga eSeA
st1&eSE month. j. G. scn4llAnger. CoaAA
We manuel. J. l.. hlczsy. reeof1-
&HN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEAT RUGS. use; CLEAN PAPER 81 so
per room; small Jobs. 40c per hour.
Peter Pfaf. 500 u Fourteenth and-a-haif
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

MEN: 50 AN HOUR. NEWEST KITCHEN
tool. Every woman uses 20 times
daily. Easy seller. Big profits Sam
pie free Thomas Mfg. Co.. 3o3 Rex,
Dayton, Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

Address Sales Manager. Comlossy & Co.
eco S. State ST., Chicago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18

Count i've words to the line.
The address at the foot OF
your Want Ad is counted
also. Each number counts
as one word For example:
100 acres. 3 miles from
railroad. $500 per acre. Is
nine words. In case you
want a keyed or blind ad-
dress used instead. indicate
so above. The blind ad-
dress comprises four words
and viii be counted as part
of your advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-18
+ THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOUR ROOMS OF NEARLY NEW FUR
niture. Owner leaving city. VIII ex-
change for good automobile. sos Il
Twentieth street.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08

Mr. and Mrs Harry Nash celebrat-
ed their goth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening by entertaining
is guests at a four-course turkey
dinner The house and table were
beautifully decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums After the dinner
bridge was played, the family prize
for high score going to Professor and
Mrs. Howard Hackedorn, and the
consolation prize to Dr. and Mrs A.
A. Cleveland.
A pageant and movies will be spe-
cial features at the evening service at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday. The
pageant will be The Spirit Of Child
hood" missionary play. Miss
Faerie Wallace has coached the
Standard Bearers, who are giving the
pageant, and she herself Will have
one OF the leading parts. The three
reel picture will be the famous and
beautiful Dickens story, "Scrooge.
WI anu MIS-. II. d. OUllln returned
to their home at Prescott last Sunday
after spending several days at the
home of their daughter Mrs. p. f.
Gaiser. Other guests at the Gaiser
home over the Thanksgiving holidays
were Miss Alma Smith of Wenatchee
and Leo Ladin of Coulee City.
The members of Progress Lodge,
No 943, L. o. O. NJ, and their ladies,
made merry last Thursday evening at
a cafeteria supper and dance. Part
ners were drawn by lot and each man
paid for his supper in proportion to
the weight of his supper partner.
The funds will go toward the big
Christmas tree celebration for the
youngsters to be held December %.
A heavy fall of snow this week has
made excellent sleigh riding and also
affords ample protection for fall
grain.
Mrs. w. H. Miller went to Spokane
yesterday, where she will visit few
days.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08
SANDERS AND FAMILY
TO LEAVE PULLMAN

c. R, Sanders, who has been in
business in Pullman for the past II
years, has purchased, together with
r. J. Workman, a grocery store in
Portland. Ore, and will leave with
his family the first of the year to
take active charge of the business
there. Mr. Workman is brother of
Mrs, Sanders and was formerly locat-
ed here. He is now in Spokane. Mr..
Sanders will retain a controlling in
terest in the Pullman store. which
will be managed by A. c. McCracken.
assisted by Miss Anna Hansford
The Portland store is in the Irving
ton district, on the highway The
many friends of the Sanders family
regret their departure from Pullman
but wish them success and prosperity
in their new location
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08
COMMUNITY DINNER

Ten families residing in tbo
strong district enjoyed a commit,
Thanksgiving dinner at the r 14I'y
prise school, three miles nortbwo,
OF Pullman. Mr. and Mrs WIS
Glaspey and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hov
ton were in charge of the ofra,
which was a big success. TnrEon
goose, chicken and everything Any,
IN the line of eats that =;
synonymous with Thanksgiving was
on hand in abundance. The dinros
was served at ! o'clock and oil 49,,
attended report a highly epiovab,o
'lme' with a feed that will long be
remembered w
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08
WOMAN'S CLUB

The Pullman Woman's club met
at the Masonic hall Monday after
noon at $500 o'clock, with Mesdames
VIM. Goodyear and L. J. Smith as
hostesses.
The following program of sacred
music was given by the music depart
ment:
Song, Hymn of Pilgrims MacDowelI
Chorus
Musical Events
Mrs. Geo. Mcmahon
Trio, Faith, Hope and Love-
Shelley
Nesdames Patterson, Dow, Pearl
Paper, History of Sacred Music"
Mrs. II. H. Maynard
Voice, Seek We first the Kingdom
of God ........ VIM. Fisher
Mrs. j. Il. Stephenson
Song, There Were Shepherds"
Coerne
Chorus
Christmas Carols
Club
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08
GAME ASSOCIATION
TO MEET ToNIouu

A meeting of the pul1mou
Protective association, which 'uie
Gently became affiliated witr re-
State Game association. will hn 'ne
TINS lfriday) evening in the cb mvlu
Der of commerce rooms. At ' 7'da
Inc meeting is called to discns. '.oO'
posed game legislation wbio,, %, pro-
considered at the meeting of - -. pe
state association in Spokane so. 'ue
day and Sunday and to elect , al
gate to the Spokane meeting ''e
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08
w. o. W., NOTICE

All neighbors of the Woodmen of
the World are expected to be at the
hall at 7:15 p. m. next Wednesday,
December IS, to take part in the
parade in honor OF the visiting
camps and their candidates.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-08

Kodak for Christmas. May be
enjoyed the whole year through.
decS-15 Corner Drug 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
MARTIN IN TRAv1Eso.

Comlsienado al ssrFicio Publicc,
Policsk ' PrisiOnes. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
Gran NunlerO de- Per
'SO6dS EnaenIeInan Len
Sd organs
mo Lenta PerO Se
gurdiiiente
La AutOintOxiCdCIOn eS ef 0rigi-
gen de Ia MayOria de las In
fefmedades ! PadeCimientOs,
Dice IN COnOCidO Investigator

Los specialists m6dicos modsrnos
aseguran que la attointoxicaci6n es el
origsn de Ia mayoda de las enferme.
dades y padscimientos que adigen la
humanidad. Este estadO'1 dice Mr..
I. 7. Cooper, que hs hecho nm prolon-
gado estudio de este ssunto mo es
ctra cosa que un snvenenamiento de
los 6rganos Eitales, prodncido por ell
excsso ds labor mental y fisics que 70
nernos que soportar. qua ipyalida insc
tiya los 6rganos y psrmits Ia formation
de t6xinas- verdaderos Venenos-- en
nuestro pr0pi0 organtsmo. asa
''En el procesO de Ia digestion Sc
producen nuinerosas, substancias vene-
resas, qua aun cuando son absorbidas
en- 81 aparato digestive, encuentran
una barrsra en- 81 higadO aRe no les
rermita pasar = la circulaei6r. Como
resultado del excesO de trabajo, la ia
tiga produce Acidos sacolAsticos Ell
espasme muscular proiongado conducs
a la autointoxicaci6n. Con al excsso de
acido sdrico en- Ia sangTe Sc produce hi
pertensi6n arterial, jaqusca, irritabilis
dad nervicsa y es una ipdicaci6n de
imperfectO mstahOlismo (mala asimi.
laci6n) v el resultado es autointoxica-
cion, segln Sc, desprende del hecho de
que Sc obtiane notable mejoris cuando
Sc sigue una dieta y tratamiento apro-
riado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
thabfa en- Ell dlIndO Quien nol
nGCGSite Ia prenSa?

Todos los pueblos necesitan un pc
ri6dico, como de noche una luz cada
habitaci6n.
Porque los negocios mueren cuando
no Sc avisan.
Pcrque los negocios decaen cuando no
Sc dice que existen
Ell peri6dico llega vender 10 que
eI individuo necesita y vender al que
necesita comprar.o y como no le ven
en- la cara 81 tiene gran necesidad, no
le ofrecen menos de 10 que vale, 1
Los tiempos cada dia cambian: ell
gran forecimiento. de los Estados Uni
dos Sc debe en- su mayor parte al avi-
SO.
Avisar es moverse: avisar es poner-
Sc a las puertas de ganar; los conner
ciantes que no leen los peri6dicos de-
jan de hacer muchos negocios buenos
de ssber con auien pueden hacer,os Y
que punfo del orbe nueden dirigirse.
A nadie mas que al cOmerciante con-
viene sostener la prensa. Generalmen-
te, un periodico que cuesta ayudardo
a scstener dos, tres cinco duros al
mes, al fin del ai0 ha devnelto multipIi
cada con crescental esa ayuda.
cuando uno vive es necesario avisar
que no Sc ha nnerto, por 10 menos 81
es hombre de negocios y aspira en- tai
ejercicio a gallarse unos reales.
ouantes coinercia1tes habra que no
son milIOnarios debido a que no Sc han
dado condcer. a
Y asi en- todos los ordenes:.
Los ar6stoles de hoy necesitan prensa.
La libertad necesita prensa.
= S- : 3 itf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13

La lucha necesita prensa.
La decencia necesita prensa.
La paz: prensa.
Y hasta las muchachas bonitas necesi
tan ell periodico que las anuncie echan-
doles de cuando en- cuando sus noreci-
tas.
No hace mucho tempo que-debido
al anufcio hallaron en- Ell Extreme
oriente un collar de diamantes perdi
do en- la Argentina.
Por Ia prensa cuantas madres han
vuelto yer a sus hijos.
.Por la Irensa Sc vive hasta despu6s
de la muerte.
Busquemos, pues, los modos de anun
ciar que somos trabajadores; que no.
nos enterramos en- vida entire la tum
ba de la mezquindad; que para este
sostenemos la prensa, que es la luz con
Que Sc defender todos los pueblos ci-
vilizados y estrechan sus. relaciones.
Muchachas: haced propaganda a la
& II
prensa que canta vuestra be.leza y vir
tudes.
Politicos: sostened la prensa que aca1
ba la guerra Y os ayuda sostener ell
orden vuestro puesto.
fista de los pasajeros que enbarca
ron cen destino Cuba en- el vapor
Barcelona .el dia del corriente:
Emilio Co-tes, Generoso Alfonso, Die
80 Z. Bergasa, Felipe Mitchell, Rosa
MltcLc:. nina Hilda Mitchell Frioian
Martinez John Norge, Mary Norge,
nina Mary Norge, niho Nicholas Nor
ge, LIMO Anthony Norge. Juana Norge
y Estanislao Fernandez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13

pavon3llo 1con gran cildad0 pur les
nee6nicos mas dsestrosss De gran pOtens
csif u rsreeision; eiitefaMente segura en-
todos yentiles Tiene affaqtte de segiro
\ descargad6r antornatico. gacha de fan
tssis g ssa 1iss agEs DlspssS .esTl9eaos sfros
Vale $1,000 Npsofros las iinportamoy
Entertainments v las gvende,nos al PRE-
UIO DE s995. Castles de remission. 35c.
extra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
De SUBASTA
a6UNICIPIo Dn sAN 5UAN. :. !.

- de 70. Dc Diciembre dc 1922,
San Juan, r. r., Oct. 2 do 1922. I;
ipa dies de- Ia mafana, tendra efecto
sA 81 RdiAeio Ayuntamiento. en- San
Juan. ?. R. On acte phblico y ante la
Comia6n correspondence, Ia subasta
para 81 suministro, trasporte y en-
tFega on San Juan, r. r. de mas Q
msnos 10000 toneladas de tuberfa de
hieTfo fnndide dc enchuhe Gordon y
260 toneladas de accessories y piezas
eapseiales do fundici6n tuberia y
ptezas sspecialss de acero para las
Obras del 1Euego Acueducto de san
Juan. tomando las aguas del RIO Baya-
nl6n''.
FL modelO de proportion, insfruccip-
mes .. los Acitadorss pliego de cOadi
clones y demAs anteosdentes relaciOua
dos con dichas ohras So encuentran de
manifesto an Ia 0Acina del uomisio-
nado Do Ohras Pnhlicas Arunieipales
ppdiando obtsnerse cOpias de los do,
rnniertos mediante up recibo que acra-
die halaer deppsitado cada intaresado
en- Il Oacina del Comisienado de Ha
cjenda de SAN Juan r. Re Ia captiaad
aesal0.Dot Qua seSsnS reemhnlsadOs a
dexolsafse edichos dpcuinent0s compile
tot IN shnen estado. s.s.s
IL 1anta al suhasts podrk xseha
ser cpalqutera 0 stodas las proposicio-
pea. prssentadss y ss reserva sl ders.
chos de ad|udicar 81 ccntfato a u Pre-.
nOsiciou cue iusgue mas ventajOsa.
Annaas no feapitstA scr u mas bajs
N pFscio,
MARTIN TRAvIEso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
NERvIosTDAD

"Los siptomas de autointoxicaci6n
pueden ir acompafiados de diversos sim
tomas nerviosos. La bills en- la sangre
puede producer estupor y depression
mental y ei termino melanc6licoI
cue signiica bills negra, indica la
importancia que desde hace tanto item
20 SO la concede al higadO como Or
gano cuyO trastOrno produce depression
nerviQsss
~ e.stA A vecas el NAL Sc inicia en Ell I1i-
gado y on los rifones v menudo Sc
inicia en- eI est6mago en- algdn otro
6rgano pero en- todo case la falta est5
en- 81 metode defectuoso dc vivir, Qus
Sc ha hechp tan conln en- rrestros
dias son los 6rganos mas importan.
tes los que snfren el dafiO final. Debi-
do que cuando fa IueaD Q allan en-
sus funciones el ORGANISING Sc lena de
tcxinas, entonces Ia victima esta mas
rropensa a los efectas Herjudiciaies, FL
NAL de Bright. las afacciones del est0-
mago y los intestincs y las afeccicnes
de las mpccsas pusdsn nania.tss on rea-
lidad autointoxicaci6n .ss
"La sensac6in dc fatiga y pesadez,
en- el cuerpo. una mente fatigada 9
mala memoria, nerviosidad intensa, ja-
cueEas, NAL del est6mago intestinos,
n ala .circulaci6n, digestion imperfecta.
astrehimiento y desesperacl0r Ion sim.
tomas comunes de autointcxicaci6n y.
nueve de cads diez, perscnas en- una
ciudad como por ejemplo San Juan, ss-
tan propensas a estas afscciones.
Es UN REMEDIo D1REcTo
Tanlac. el poderOso t0nicO y rsccnsr
tituyente, So destina a hacer desapa-
rscsr estos males u teoria de- Mr.
Cooper es que Tanlac, es 81 remedio
directo para ellos. No hay una sOla
region del ORGANISING que no SO benea-
Gle por 81 efecto saludahle dc Taplac
Cue comienza su acci6n estimulandO los
crganos digestivos de asimilacion,
neiOrandQ Ia sangre ' vigortzando to-
do 81 ORGANISING, iueso permite que el
est6mago digiera perfectamente 81 all
nento y asi permite que los productos
asin1lables Sc conviertan en- sangre, hue
30 y musculos. Hace desaparecer csc
gran factor de enfermedad, la debili-
dad. Hacs que 81 cuerpc yigoroso y
elastico conserve u mente lhcida y
en6fgica ' hace desapayecer Jos sin
tomas de perviosidad . indigestion,
RecOnstituye 81 orsanisuic debilitadp
por Ia eafsrmedad . el sxcesO Do tra-
bajo y acelsra Ia conyalescencia y ss
una fusnte insalihle dc bienestar para
Quienes padecer do esos males.
Tanlac % yenas en- tOdas las idrssue-
xjas y farmacias. AdFk
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-04-08
OIL
WELLS WILL Be
SUNK HEREAF TER
Secretary Fall Announces a
New Policy in Connection
With California Naval Pc
troIeum Preserves.

washington, April IA pOllcy
of drilling necessary protective
wells" in the california naval Pc
troleum reserves, ito save for the
government the oil which still re-
mains in the ground" was an
nounced today by Secretary of the
Interior Fall.
Failure of the former admins
tration to drill protective wells to
prevent draining of the oil in the
government tracts into the sections
OF the pool operated by private
owners" Mr.. Fall said, has result
ed in losses of ultimate total pro-
duction conservatively estimated
at 100000 barrels of oil of
which the governments royalty
share would have been $500, 200
barrels. valued at sS,S00,00O.'
Leases have been given in naval
petroleum reserve number two,
California" Mr.. Fall said, "to com e
panies which had preferential
rights to drill based on claims held
prior to the withdrawal of the
land, and the department has
asked for competitive bids for the
drilling Of a number of wells in
naval petroleum reserve number
one, California. Although no defi-
mite contracts have been made as
yet, permanent policy ia being
rapidly formulated by which the
oil recovered will be conserved for
the navy's future needs through
storage in steel or other tanks at
such places as the navy may di-
rect. When we get the oil into
tanks, it can be stored indefinitely
with but a slight loss through
evaporation"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-04-08
EMON RIVERA
WORKS OUT IN
FAST COMPAN

Demon Rivera, speedy bantam
weight who is to tangle with Young
Sol at the armory on Monday night,
has been stepping around with
some fast boys in his workouts re-
Gently. He was at it last nigh;
with Kid Anaya and with Kid
Tenor and the rate he Travelled has
made the local fight fans believe
that Sol will be up against a tough
battle.
Rivera has fought Joe the Wop
for a full twenty rounds and taker
the decision He knocked Joe
down nine times during the fray,
He has taken most of the good
boys with whom he has been paired
and his hackers claim that Sol will
be no exception.
Dan Padilla is arranging twenty
mine rounds Of boxing in all. Young
Jackson blew in from Mississippi
land showed his wares to the. fans
last night Padilla may book hlrl
for six rounds against Young Jim
Flynn.
Kid Tenor, who is to meet Here
IA, is going to be n drawing card
He's the whole show up at training
quarters and his popularity never
Wanes.
The fighters are working out
each evening at Ringing Brothers