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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

But being OF an observing turn of
mind, hc walked along the rails,
noting the work " each gang OF la
borers. until he came to "A signal box.
wherein ne saw a man seated, VINO
came out now and then. waved
flag, and then resumed his seat
This appeared To Donald to 90 an
occupation entirely suited TO his de
sire. lie made inquiry OF the man,
ascertaincd his hours and his rate of
pay and returned to the contractor.
who, when he saw him, good ma
uredly asked:
what. back again. Donald
Have you found out what YOU can
do?"
Deed I have. sir. wours rsc
to get auchtocn shullins a week, and
TO de- that holding out his arm
and gently waving the stick he had
In his hand.
Yes, perhaps the trouble with me
IL that though I have worked. I
have sought the easiest and least re-
sponsible task, and so accomplished
little after all have evaded the
real tasks. Dissatisfied? | ought to
bc. Surely if'1 am to De the fol-
lower of Christ that | should he I
will so magnify my work. so enlarge
my vision. SO see the onorm.ty OF the
tasks TO be performed, ana so set
myself to work that Ike Nehemiah
Of old. / will begin to cry: II am
doing a great work so that I cannot
come down. why should the work
cease whilst | leave It and come
down to you?'
New Year Opportunities
As | determine at the outset OF
this year to go forward, ! have only
To open my eyes TO see the task that
awaits the doing? Not untu every
creature has been won to Jesus
Christ may I sit with folded nan.s;
not until civilization has been made
Christian, not semi Christian, but
Christian. may I sit with thoughts
of ease: not until the social order
has been brought into complete har-
mony with the ethical convictions
which we identify with Christ. may
/ ! lay my burden down ana say,
/ There's nothing more for me to
| do; no. not until tho klngcoms OF
| this world have hccomo the king
doms OF our God and of his Christ,
may cease my labors ana claim
my reward.
Then look upon the past. Turn
about. Face the future. II is ra-
/ diant with possibilities for the man
who will And 20 forward.
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Greetings From Gabe

Chucktown. Miss.
Dec. 27. 1921
TO ALI. THE TULSA SCOUTS AND
ONE IN PARTICULARS:
old Mr. Good Feeling
Dear Guys:
AS sit here typewriting with my
pencil which IN my best fountain
pen, the scentful odOrs Of The New
Year lapsos into my anatomy ana
courses through my blood ve5tbules
like the water round Noah's ARR
II has always been my oStensihle
purpose to make you guys Ike my
letters and / think that have not
failed altogether. admit that ! am
pretty ignorant, empty headed ana
very ambitiously deficient and IN
spite OF all my short cOmings you
have all treated me pretty decent
pxcopting that "Rubc" Gagenshlock-
or whom will not abuse at this
setting.
As we embark on another voyage
thru a new year we naturally take
"A look back. We gee the old l-lI|le
setting out yonder in the alley scrV-
ing as "A comfortable hen roost ana
we think Of the happy timcS we had
riding round over the country; we
remember the camp and the river
and the trees and the grub and all
The good times we had and things
we done and places we wont
At this hour when our appetltes
are high and things plentiful ana
stuff easy to do let's take a long
leap across the ola and New year
dividing line and hensowith measure
our lives not by the good deeds we
do. Let's not look back but keep
going ahead. Lots laugh hard ana
smile soft and talk lcss and do more
and know that what we are doing
is the test that II In us,
Drop me n line in care OF the chief
and say hello" or "howdy Gabe'
and IN know you are all with me on
this here line OF bunk | put out
every week.
4 hnarrapln Happy Sow Year 70
the old Gang, -....,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
MIsCEILANEoUa.

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE---wes
IIlSa son ps,S6y ,i5s Syn sp5 Trorop sSs
school at 10, preaching at II and 1880;
young people at 6:+b, Wednesday prayer
meeting 1870. Bible study class Friday az
CHURCH or Go9-Finnh ana M.di,os;
'sS cIrR RR''sfRsiF SIssiFoSlss e 1ne Hssi First, Ser.
stein, also evening servloes at 1880 on
CHURCH or cHRIsT-Now meeting In
courthouse, Sixth ana Boulder Sunday
fshqo lGrons sS 49, 5s1 P55s%'h6Hg 61s a. = ana
chGreh of Jesus r,sp-Tenis ana
DAY Jay "sStS. school p,,6, pressBins at ii and !
prayer meeting at y. IN. Wednesday;
.rei,gsise ssrl 4 p, 2. n. fTTtldsy,;,on r,,,s -.
Peoria. Sunday school ana Bible read
ing At TO- devotional and pastoral service
A. A. III evssngelisli9 at a,Soi iyouhg people
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY O0ter"--
nominationaD Cincinnati and Oklahoma
Northmoreisnd addition. sunday school a.
Prayer mestIng wednesday evening. Bio!s
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 49, sixth
and Madison Central Park, y. y. Deks
pastor. Saturday service. sabbath school
s45' missionary volunteers at =: preach
ing at II Sunday preaching a. =. m,
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER - Every
wednesday at 2 and p m. at home OF
Miss Alice Kesier. 5iB West Third street
An Interested are welcome.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sun
day and Thursday night In Judge Hunt =
court room In courthouse. for the study
of practical Christianity. or life accord %
ing to the Jesus Christ standard We
invite you 20 Join US on the road TO
health. happiness and property. Paul
school sg5 each sunday morning al same
place,
THEOsOPHICAL SOCIETY PesAnt
[ lodge Theusophical headquarters. roou
209 Lorton Building, (1n Fourth between
Main and Ro'lder) Members meeting
Wednesday nights: public lectures Friday
nights Subject January 8. The Spirit o.
Man--Its growth and pestiny," b. J. II
Flemming,
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stslHbcrg uroF and oyrry druggist in
this country ls authofizet 10 say 10 every
rheumatic sufferer IN this vicinity that n
two bottles ~ AlIsUThu. the sure con.
uuerur NJ rhcuWatIsm. does Rot stop lli
agony reduce swollen Joints and DO away
with even the 8llghtnsf twiugr uf rhou
matte pain. he viii gladly return your
money Withuut comment
years and really marvellous results have
been accomplished even IN the most He-
were cases whore the suffering ana agony
Was intense and pIteous and where toe
patient WAS helpless
Alleurhu relieves A. once, Immediate
u after you starr 10 taae II the good
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4IyA9S
n p-yrarsd' IOO0N Doa G,,i Turn Dsuy'


felt have completed the require
mcuts FOR their homo mdkor's merit
hndg,
-H
wanted 10 ttrov n nov rouid ncat
.us In a ruu, of Fua.ubsV The
.oplv v,y to find out DvI. "a To
play us-,hcu win 10 b,'
oak Trvou ..
r..... ~, a.. '.,,, ..,... 90.
- NJ 80
,u,' u. wv" ,.1
''','h t,t. -
~, i"'''' '''" ''' "7 '' '"'' "'''
"'''
Tho basket IN'd iof 'h' poor I1dN
was delivered 'hfL"ma" r''' but inc
'dN Wae NOT 'l ,N"u', lW i',v'N,
t so the girls th'uEhiiuIly irit o.
by the door h'p'hE 10 Would oo
I"uhd.
Ih'i. VIII ID. "a meeting tou3y ny
Grace Schmn.ks. HN'iy flrI De
lh'I' promptly hI ''''N'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
A Puzzle.

"Why don't you ladies chum more
with Mrs. wonbHt2 She seems a
nice dame?"
"To toll you the truth. none OF Us
know what TO make Of her. | told
her "a secret once,
''Well2"
"Shc kept it."-Louisyille Courier
Journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
keU Year Trail

The time worn custom Of usher 70
ing in the new year with resolu-
tions still rules the civilized world
After the fall period OF strenuous
scouting activities we uslally show
signs OF petering out By the end 0f
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CuRISTI.N sCIFNrr

FIRST CHURCH or CHRlSr, SCIEN-
services at II and s. subject for today
God" Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock Public IN invited "a
all services and to use Of reading rooms,
3S1-3Gs Mayo Bldgu open week days from
$3.50 to q Sunday and holidays to 5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

HOLY TAMILY--Eighth and Bonldei
John q. Herring, pastor FIRST mRss 40
I a, m. childrens mass and instruction
At y high mass and sermon at lO:3O eve
ming deyotions and inquiry class at 1850,
SACRED HEART--SiSteenth and Rock.
ford. Rev Charles S:sndaeTt, recto-
Services at usual hours
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sPIRITUAIIsT.


FIRST SPIRITUALLY. uf +. hall, y.
m. Mrs. +. l. Reynolds pastor. Trance
lecture by pastor, messages following
by Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs. Flcmming Mrs.
Moody Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs. Reynolds and
j. A. Keys. Adult study class at , $50.
Circle at close Of services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth and
Cheyenne. ChRA. b. Late rabbi. residences
Cedar 1892. study Cedar 1913.
BNAI EMUNAH-sls south Cheyenns.
Morris Teller. rabbit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
INITNRIAN

ALL Souls CHuKCH-L LiberaD D-City
auditorium at II a. m. Elevator service.
sermon by Rev. j. s. Kennedy or
what Is Spiritual I.lfe?"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
EPISCBPALIAN

TRINITY EPISCOPAI-FITh and Cin-
cinnati. Rev Rolfe r. Crum rector
Holy communion at S at parish house 5Oi
South Cincinnati Church school $3.50 ~
Y. w. Mems Bible class at s.l5 in lounge
room at Majestic theater Morning
prayer and sermon by rector In Majestic
theater at lO:i5 "In the Fulness oi
Time" followed by cantata, I'm Bethle-
hem Of Judea." Rector "at home" from
4 To ID. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
BE pT1PNpEp. Ohe Oo"oOO To'" DAILY
TULSA A. SCOUT
dp.b,;sbed WeeIlv by lsssszD .he Tplsd Council
CROV SCOIJTS Of AMERICA
DO 4 GOD TURN DAILY
:he Tulsa Council
Of AMERICA

SANITY to bring shleppey some blan-
kets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
a tiSm
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had IL

In the year Of 1893 I was attacked by
Muscular aud Sub-acute rheumatism.
suffered aa only those who are thus
afflicted know, for over three years. I
tried remedy after remedy, but such
relief ss ! obtained wna only tempo
rary. Finally, I found treatment
that cured me completely. and such
pitiful condition has never returned.
I have given II 10 a number who were
terribly afflicted, even bedriddsn, some
Of them seventy 30 eighty years old.
and tho results were the same as Ia
my own case.
want every sufferer from any form
Of muscular or Hub.Acute dwelling
NJ the 1ointH) rheumatism. 10 try the
great volume Of my improved Home
Treatment Tor Ia remarkable heal.
Ing power. Don't send cent; simply
mail your name and address and ( will
send IL free TO try After you have
used IL and II has proven Itself to
be- that long looked for means of get
ting rid Of such forms of rheumhtisu,
you may send the price OF Il. one dol
lar but understand, do not want
your money unless yOi are perfectly
satisfied % Soud n. Isn't that fair ?
why suffer any longer when relief IL
thus offered you ffseg Don't delay.
write today.
Mark H. jackson. No. 750-IT Darston
bldg, Syracuse, ". V.
MI jackson Is responsible. Above
statement true,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Sunflowcr Troop I.
Jessie and GrJo" S,hOolcy called
on the twins no the Detention home
last week.
We wish 60 rvtrnd our hctrtie-t
thanks tp Miss Shcchuu, Mrs
Franklin and Messrs. Howard and .
Fcustoimu,hcr. Who 80 kindly DO. .
mated the usv or their ears amt .
thcmscl1cs as drivers. to AID ue in .
distrihutur our Christmas baskets. .
Tho scout, were divided into three
groups saturday To deliver our bns-
kcts laNluiH aud Louis, clear. An .
namJc Howard, Helen Oman, Ic-.
moro Turuuuist ana Florence John.
son delivered one basket, Pauline
Robiucttc, Lucy Hoffman. Ruin
May and Frances rroiskrr another
and Vera Brown, L1rcua Vincent,
Lcuurv prctHkcr cleo burke and
Geuo,lcvc Franklin the third The
;ltat division found an afflicted boy
In tho family where they called Who
In pnssiountcly fond uf music. pee
they holpsd brighten his Chrlstmn,
season 10y singing some Christmas
carols FOR him.
W. sent one ot our scrap books
tu littlo June, the i-ycur.old nistcr
Of "our twins"
Roth divisions viii meet this
weck. since Division missed "a
mocahg last week Division win
meet on Monday and Division 3 on
Tuesday az usual.
Please I've ready to enroll for the
badges you expect To he ready for
at our rally - this weeks meeting.
as II takes some time FOR these
badges to como from headquarters,
and we must send for them In plenty
Of time.
our enrolment at national head
quarters expires I'm January, 80
please bring your enrolment Zee Of
90 ccnts as soon az possible. " YOU
expect to continue your member
ship through 1922. and We are sure
YOU all do.
We want TO know
n you had n merry Christmas.
what old santa brought you.
II the scouts who helped deliver
/ tho Christmas baskets didn't feel
well repaid for their time and
/ trouble.
II you don't think the people who
| loaned us their cars Saturday
wouldn't mako good scouts,
II YOU know that both divisions
meet this week, one on Monday and
! the other on Tuesday.
II you have seen the now scout
suits among the Sunflowers,
What has become Of the ukulelC
| quartet In Patrol I.
II you know how fond GoncVievo
Franklin Is OF old hens,
why borena Vincent and Nidn
Rupp didn't go along to help buy
the toys for our four families.
How many troops will have notes
| In the paper next week.
Flying Eagle Troop 5.
Mrs. Clarke, our captain, was alb
sent from our last meeting. We hat
a very short business meeting which
was conducted by l.aVere sheen
felt.
The basket OF food. clothing an'
toys was delivered to our Christ
mas family Saturday, Decombe
"a. The girls OF Troop . all CAV
lots of clothes and toys for IN
basket. and We really had enougl
to have made two families happy
At the next meeting dues TO
January viii he collected, 80 don
forget your dime. girls.
our last meeting was held n
Scout Norma Dowman's and We ha'
n fine attendance. Let's keep NJ
the good work, girls. Next meet
ing Is to be in the whittier sGhoo
auditorium at 4 y. m. on TUESDAY
January 3. Let's all be there an'
start the new year right.
Bernlco Martin and LaVere Shoen
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M M Qthilliit.th Il :

Bible school 9;I5. Z. j. Freeman. superin-
teudent. Preaching II and 1880. Christian
Union $50. Niles Mabel Watt. president.
Prayer and Bible study sermon $50 We'd
ncsday.
BULLETTE CoMMUNITY--N orfoIk
and Independence. w r. Garyln. pastor.
sunday school . as, G. s. Edwards super
intendent. Junior and Senior Endeavor.
ESQ. Preaching at II and 1880.
CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRISTIAN-Ninth and Boul-
der. Meade Dutt, pastor. Usage +ssb
study phone Usage s,77 Bible school
at $50. Preaching at 1865 and 30.
Morning subject. The church In Action
evening. what IL the Gospel"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Glenwood,
Home Garden section. Reuben Colemd n
pastor. sunday school 9:4b; Endeavo'
$50. preaching II and 1850.
LUTHERAN.
FIRST LuTHEt. t.A:--r'iftB and Eiwood
$. 8. Kaufman, pastor. Bible school Al
s,45. Luther league social hour J:.5. de
Notional 6:f5. Worship at II aud 1880
Sacrament OF Lords supper at mOrninl
hour. Evening. New Years sermon
Numbering our Days Alright
GRACE LUTHERAN Missouri Synod,
Thirteenth ana quincy NEW buildlngj
Kari Ftese. pastor. sunday school at ~
services at H.
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felt have completed The require
mcuts fur their home mdkor's merit
badge
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Beaver patrui--N, VIII now rc.
turn Co., our old routine. oft,r two
exciting weeks uf vacation 10 viii
bc rather slow for us iu thls here
after,
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last week
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EIyIng EagIc Troop 5.

Mrs. Clarke, our captain, was alb
sent from our last meeting. We had
q very short business meeting which
was conducted by LaVere sheen
felt.
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our last meeting was held nt
Scout Norma Dowman's and we had
n fine attendance Let's keep mp
the good work, girls. Next meet
ing Is to be In the whittier school
auditorium at 4 y. m. on TUESDAY.
January 3. Let's all be there and
start the new year right.
Rnrnlro Martin and I.nNere shoen-
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The basket OF food. clothing and
toys was delivered to our Christ
mas family" Saturday, December
"a. The girls OF Troop all gave
lots OF clothes and toys for the
basket. and We really had enough
TO have made two families happy.
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our patrol leader Myra Scaton.
has spent the past week at Billings
with friends, but has returned and
will bc present at our meeting today.
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At the next meeting dues for
January viii he collected, so don
forget your dime, girls
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
ROTARY CLUBS OF
DISTRICT GOING TO
GALESBURG MEET

Z Rock Island, Moline and East
Moline Rotary clubs will unite with
clubs from Quincy, Peoria, ke-
vance, Monmouth, Canton, Nc
Comb and Princeton, and be the
guests of the Galeshufg Rotary
club at an inter-city meeting Thurs
day, Sept. 7.
Elaborate preparations and an
extensive program are being plan
ned BY the Galesburg. R0tarians.
During the afternoon and evening
the visitors will be entertained at
the Soangetaha club. where con-
tests will take place between rep
resentatives of the various clubs in
golf, tennis, baseball, horseshoe
pitching, swimming, boating and
fishing.
The evening will be given over to
a dinner at the Galesburg club at
which some speaker of note will
deliver an address. An attendance
OF at least 400 is expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
WHITESIDE WILL
RECEIVE GIFT OF
PEOPLE TONIGHT

Presentation of the. Velie sedan
to William e. Whiteside, Moline at
torney, will take place this eve
ming in front of the Moline city
hall, as scheduled. The automobile
is the gift Of Rock Island county
good roads boosters and is given
In appreciation of Mr.. Whiteside's
efforts as president of the Rock
Island County Roads association.
Three-minute speeches will be
made by Mayor C. P. Skinner, DR..
e. NJ. Sala of Rock Island, Henry
Lundt, representing Moline mer-
chants; A. T. Huesing of the Velie
Motors corporation; William Eff
fiandt, representing Mr.. Whiteside's
intimate friends; R. B. Lourie, rep
resenting Moline industry; Frank
Wiley, representing the county;
Chester Oline of the Eagles, and
John Sundine Of the Moline Dis
patch.
Elmer Morgan will preside and
make the presentation speech.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

The cloudy and dFixzly coalition
which prevailed over the tff-cities
this morning is purely . local dis
tuFhance, Andrew y. HemFtek. me-
te0felogist, said.
1t was expected TO elsa4 up this
afternoon. as the weathes nap In
dicated that clear weather suFv
rounded this district ct Ghi0ea,
Peoria, Keokuk aHd Dec AetnAh
Cities along the MiesisstDDi from
Muscatine to st. Paul were cloudy.
An inch Of rain Was reported at
Des Moines yesterday,
However, this locality will IN 9ll
probability escape showers teddy.
Crops are not particularly in Reed
OF rain, although late potatess are
drying. Fair weather tonight and
warmer temerrow is forecast. The
highest temperature Yesterday wa
rs degrees, and the lowest last
night 81 degrees.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
LIQUOR SEIZURE
NOT SUSTAINED
Constable UnlOads Two Truetjea1s
Of Browns Brew Opposite
Credit Island.

Beer and whisky, the property of
J. P. Brown, 1921 West Third
street, Davenport, whose place was
raided by federal agents and police
July IL, were returned when Brown
attacked legality OF the search
warrant and his claim was upheld
in the court of Justice Merle F.
Wells on the ground that the war
rant was based upon an illegal
affidavit.
Loaded on two auto trucks the
liquor was dumped by constable
near telephone pole opposite the
Credit island bathing beach and
abandoned, the constable alleging
he placed the stuff SO far from
Browns residence because other
wise it would have again been
seized by prohibition agents. He
says he did not wait to see what
became OF the loads.
The trucks contained 43 dozen
bottles of beer, and six gallons 81
whisky. Three 25-gailon crooks,
three 10-gallon crooks, two bottle
cappers, a bag of bottle caps, ana
two pieces of quarter inch hose are
still in Browns possession.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
CAMPER LOSES
SITS TO TWO
YOuNe HOlDuPS


Two young holdup men secured
about $2.75 in change from James
Pierce, Rock Island Bridge & Iron
works employe, camping east Of
Watch Tower on Rock River, last
evening, when he took them into
his automobile to give them lft."
Mr.. Pierce had been visiting at
the camp OF Joseph Collier and had
also spent q few MINUTES In the
garden OF his own camp, which Is
being sublet for few weeks, and
started back to Rock Island at
about 8 o'clock.
. At the Coal Creek bridge, on the
Twenty fourth street road, near the
Watch Tower, he was hailed by two
young men, one short and one tall,
both wearing caps and light suits.
They asked for a ride into town,
and he allowed them to get in
A short distance down the road,
one of them pulled out revolver,
threatened Pierce and made him
stop the car. He was forced TO get
out and be searched, the $2.75 be-
ing all the money on his person at
the time, however.
Head Him Rack.
Without any violence, they made
him get back into the car, turn it
around and turn back in the direc-
ton from which he had come.
Police were notified and search
for the two holdup men was made
later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
REAL TORS PLAN
SUMMER DINNER


The Roek Island Real Estate
hoard will stage IT. annual fish
try Saturday 1t the Eekhart-Buf-
fun camp On the Rock river near
the Watch Tower, knawn as Camp
Saukenepk.
Dinner will be served st 1870
o'clock in the siternoon-that is, It
will commence 1t that hour, and
continue - long - the table deli
aeciss. prepared by . colored cook,
hold out. There will be several
guests Of honor, including Mayor
H. n. Schriver. The dinner served
1t the time OF the annual FRY" is
Traditional among the realtors as
overlapping all other events OF the
year, and they are looking forward
to the program with pleasurable
apticipatiQns. A horseshoe pitch
ing contest will be eRe OF the feat
ures OF the afternoon, and there
will be several impromptu ad-
dresses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10
MOther-TO-Be,
Read This

Here is a wonderful message 70
all expectant mothers. From tnis
moment on, cast from your mind al
dread and fear, and feel every Gay
as the months roll by that great
freedom from much Of the suncr
ing which thousands Of expectans
mothers undergo, unnecessar''y'
And when the Little One arrives
you can have that moment moro
free from suffering than you have
perhaps imagined. An eminent
physician, expert in this sciepces
has shown the way. 1t was ne vac
first produced the great remedy
Mothers Friend" Mrs. G. \
Hartman. Scranton. Pa. says:
''with my first two children I had
. doctor and . nurse and then
they had to use Instruments, bug
with NJ last I've children ] usse
Mothers FPiend and had Only
1usse; we had ~ time t. get .
doctor bsesass I wasn't very sick
only abeut ten Or fifteen minutes.
Mothers Friend" is applied az,
tefnally to the abdomen, back ane
hips. II aids the muscles and tif
sues to expand easily. It pene
tfates quickly. Il contains no mar
cotics or harmful drugs. It is safe
There il no subetitute. Avoid use
less greases sometimes recommena'
ed BY the unknowing. Mothers
rriend' II sold BY all druggists
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