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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
SINGLE MORAL STANDARD
Is UPHELD BY U. S. JUDGE

San Francisco. April 7--Juige Mau-
rice T. Dooling OF the United States
district court has refused to consider
accusations of moral turpitude made
against Tina Ihrmark. a professional
swimmer. held for deportation by fed
eral authorities upon her return from
a theatrical trip TO Australia The de-
fendant admitted certain events be-
fore and during her trip.
AS 10 lapses from virtue" Judge
Dooling said. "the petitioner stands in
exactly the same position before the
court as would a man
IF an unmarried man could not be
excluded for such offenses against the
moral law. then this woman could not
be excluded because of them
Judge Dooling. however. ordered the
woman's deportation on the ground
that she might become public charge
Mount Vernon, Ill--Dr. John F..
Harmon. president of McKendree col
lege. has been elected head of the
Wesleyan university at Salina. Kan.
He has been president OF McKendree
since 1908. For Eve years he WAS pas
tor ofsthe First NJ. E. church il Mount
Vernon.
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Newport News, Va, AprA 4.
twenty-five merchant ships
flying flags Of the allies. many
loaded with horses. were being
held up here today. refused
clearance papers pending de-
velopments in the case of the
German converted cruiser Prinz
E,itel Friedrich. At o'clock
the Eitel hoisted a line of sig
-al flags and blew whistles.
Smoke was pouring from her
tunnels
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
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Both dry and vet leaders foand
sorns satisfaetion IN the returns
4 am vsry weIl satisfied. said =.
scott Mcbride. state superintendent os
the Ant2Saloor league We ~on Sea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Logas. NO. Nsrg 2 me sutirs
rrpualcss fieEst. 81 si6ermea. prsst
eent ef ats silsruaaie hoaFG and faur
members 1f rse board % sGaeatior.
"ts elected yesterday BY s'aratltir's
III tsHao Co $4,000.
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.Aps 10 suILD susMAsINEs.

Rear Admiral Kantaro Suzuki,
yice-minister of marine, who has
been interviewed by Japanese news
agency on lessons of the war. has
added his opinion TO that Of many
naval experts of other countries to
the effect that the usefulness of the
submarine was being so strongly
demonstrated in the present war that
the leading nations would devote
much time and money to this branch
Of naval service. Rear Admiral SUI
zuki said that the Japanese naval
authorities were already giving much
attention TO the study of submarines
Heretofore it has been impossible to
build submarines in Japan, but some
Of the shipyards are now prepared to
undertake contracts for such craft,
and, in the opinion of Rear Admiral
Suzuki, the Japanese yards would
be able to meet the needs Of the
navy in this direction.
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On the generals desk-a regular
desk like a broker uses. you see a
pile of photographs. These were made
by aviators using special cameras
and are enlarged. You see white lines
running hither and. yon across the pic
ture. Other lines are zig-zag. Some
start no where while some go squirm-
ing completely. across the paper.
Now look on the wall. There you
see the same map on larger scale.
Every tree. highway. river. brook, hill,
wood, bridge or railway is which the
enemy is doing his best to keep sec
ret The photographs of number of
villages are made. for instance. and
in one OF them in particular. there are
signs of considerably more activity
than usual Other photographs of the
same village are made. really almost
moving pictures. with the interval
hours instead of seconds, and by
these snap shots it is discovered that
troops are arriving or departing; that
many conveys are stationed there:
that reserve troops are there. in short.
it is learned that the village has be-
con- a troop center
The picture idea had to be adopted
because an aeroplane must fly some
2500 yards in the air to be compare
lively safe and at that height the eye
cannot take in details An aviator
might fly many times over a village
and not catch the secrets the camera
divulge with its microscopic reflect
ing lenses.
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PRISONER PAIp BIS BoARp
Case of@ United etaaas sailor, Under
Arrest, Reads Like Incident -
NapoIeontc Wars.


A not very frequent sight is that
Of sailor in irons, delivered pris-
oner to shore authorities for an Of
tense committed on the high seas.
Recently Benjamin r. johnson was
thus handed over TO New York au-
thorities for shooting one of his
mates ON the American schooner Re
public.
For thirty days after his seizure
in Guadeloupe harbor johnson was
kept L. ;ea and made te his
own board at the rate of so cents a
day. Then when he was shipped
north he was compelled to pay his
own passage, although in irons, at a
cost of S34. HOY this will be un-
tangled the sea lawyers are conjec-
turing.
1t is related that during the Napo-
leonic wars French prisoners at Dart
mouth prison in England were
served with a species of red herring
that might almost be classified as
stage property. The herring, it was
automatically reported, had been in
use fully five years When it was de-
livered by the food contractor it was
unfit TO eat. Nevertheless the pris-
oner had to take it as part Of his
ration In despair he sold it back to
the contractor for something of less
value that was eatabIe.
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DUTIES or FRENCH FLYING
CORPS, EYES OF The ARMY"
ARE VARIED AND MANY
BY WILLIAM PHILLIPs sIMMs

BY WILLIAM PHILLIPS sIMMS
United Press STAFF Correspondent.
With the French Army. April IA
(By mail to New York, April 30.)-
The French flying corps is more than
anything else the the eyes OF the
army
With the enormous front which the
French have taken unto themselves
to guard, their task would be almost
impossible were it not for the aero
plane and the aviators.
Just as everything else in this war,
the aeropIane has been something of
a surprise. When war was declared
you doubtless pictured in your mind
a feet of a thousand aeroplanes
charging down air lanes against q
thousand of hostile machines. You
probably pictured titanic battles in
the air between Zeppelins and
Clement Bayards. between Parsevals
and Bleriots. You expected to be
thrilled daily by hair raising stories
OF the exploits of the aviators-
The trouble with that all is that
the aviators are working away in the
air just like you work in the office,
the store or on the farm The avia-
tor has many duties to perform. but
the least important of them is to at
tack the enemy. Msp-makfng is per
haps his most important function
Just step inside the generals office
this war you know is being run from
offices just factory is-and you win
see in a minute how II is all DONE
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SUCCESSFUL CONTEST
IN BOYS DEPARTMENT

The contest for books. pictures. pen
nants and games. closed Saturday
night after a very successful cam
paign-
The Reds made a sprint on the
last lap and somewhat surprised the
Blues by coming in ahead by a safe
margin.
The final score was. Reds. ss1;
Blues. $50. Elton Morris was highest
Individual. winning Y. NJ. c. A
watch fob; Oscar Swanson took sec
ond place. choosing pocket fash
light and Henry Evans. third. get
ting base bali glove. Baird Bailey
and Ed varney came in close fourth
and NTH and several others should
be given special mention as all Of
the boys worked hard as the results
show.
There were about two hundred
books turned In. over sixty pennants.
= half dozen large pictures. a library
table and a great many good games
for the boys
Captain varney Of the Blues is a
good loser and b planning q great
entertainment for the Reds to be
given SONG time next week. Cap
tain Thomas of the Reds is very
proud OF the way his men worked and
considers 1t great honor to defeat
q team that put up such fight as
their rivals did.
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Mr.. AND MAS. ). o. Bioes
NiaiTlNo HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. hggs arrived
here late Saturday from Salt Lake
City Tor short visit whiio on their
way 10 Santa Fe. New Mexico. and
III pAso. Texls. where they viii
spend . portion OF. the summer with
their daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. BigEs
spent the winter at Long Beach;
California, but stopped over In Salt
Lake City for a few weeks while en-
route to Canon city.
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Mr.. Goode-I suppose you will
soon be looking forward to the COM
ing of Santa Claus, Johnny.
Johnny-No. It's too early to
begin to figure. They kept me on
my good behavior for six months last
year, and all 1 got was . suit Of
clothes that was coming to me any
how.
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LEFT ron Los ANGELES THIS
AFTERNOON.

p. q. Bettis. who left here couple
Of weeks ago Tor Milwaukee, chica-
20 ana other points d The region Of
the Great Lakes. returned 70 Canon
citv q Tuesday. He ieft this nster-
nooa sor oait tAha CITY snrOuts V
~ hs1e q - Aa0saes.
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WERE WEEK-ENp 0uEsTs or
MISS FARMER

Mas Carpenter and Miss stokey.
classmates and college chums Of Miss
Grace Farmer q Colombo College.
we're weohsnd epeats q Arisa Farm
OF .at ~ hens - LARoolh Park.
Mr. - Ma ,, :. ENsnef nnosorod
= Co1cun1o n1elll - lgouoht ~
Wuns holos = o. olv.
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his prospect for bumper crop OF
fruit this year
Mr.. Arlen of Lincoln Park Is over
looking after his fruit ranch this
week.
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nIS COLLEGE YELL


Mrs: Felter.
lest look u dat coon chile. dat feb
eriah Titus.
He's done gone an ke,ched Lin de
College-Y ell-itus.
Now haint dat de grsndest, ferocious-
est yell
Yo' eber heerd tell about Isn't he
sweli7
Dey's energy shoe in dat III nigga
fool;
He's been to de Booker t. Wash
ington school,
His music machinery " is can't
control;
He's gettin ae symfunnycosis of
soul
His first yell's ''Honk. a Honk.
Honk." leaders call
Like de migratin' geese goin' South
In de fall
Next an Irishman's fambily @Row-ow-
ow-ow,'
And a icey Ill terriers '.Bow-ow-
ow-owir
Den a ball and socket joint leak in
de plummin.'
And down on our heads de whole
Arkansaw's comm
VIII de mostest unearthliest sounds
ever made
Dis side of a Judgment Day sin
neF's parade.
Next he gives Us a high-toned, per-
fessoriike get-up.
A distinguishment anthem. Tick
tack-toe" let up;
A I'VE are de people. None other but
In heaben o earth o. down under
de sea
Dafs-to quiet yo' nerves fo' de climax
TO folioW,
You'd think cherry coyote had howl
ed himself hollow:
De air is a biurr an froth. an fizz.
Fourth o. July spasm fre-cracker
"whizz,"
Dey's buzzaws a buzzin' an torpedos
shootta,::
Dey's wa;e' works wrist;fn' an
autos .ootin
ney's shrieks of d. wounded ones
Afte' de storm:
An de congressmen iEhia' de tariff
reform:
AM bustir' of pow6ah in magazines
stored.
All scrambled togethe'-an' ove'
EN- poured
"A uayonAiss dressin' OF National
airs.
An. ansoras hshtin' it out unde'
chairs
Haint you proud of aat III pickaniu-
ny! is
Jes' prouder'n our nag; an to think
dat we riz
Him ourselves de most aborigin-
al sinner
Dat eber yahooed 10 his college O.
dinner
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IMPORTANT DETAIL

@How do you want your waist
made?
'In this new style. / want it to
look as if it were about to drop off
me, but of course it mustn't"
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Quite an Interest was taken in the
school election on Monday by the
citizens of Lincoln Park. and many
were out 10 the polls to express their
preference for new members OF tho
school board.
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Harold Hays. youngest son Of Mrs.
A. O. Hays. who has been spending
some time with relatives at Hiawatha.
Kansas. returned horne Tuesday even
Ing. The Oldest son. Ralph. has gone
TO improve his claim nj the head OF
Copper Guieh- The other son. Guy.
has a position with p. L. Smith Mer-
camille company.
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The little folks OF Lincoln Park
school gave their numerous friends
quite bit OF pleasure on Saturday
evening BY scattering pretty May
baskets about at different homes
within easy reach.
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speed, : on their journey and safe
return In due time to their home in
Lincoln Park.
the SCHOOL ISSUE
m SOUTH CANON
eY pR. Plrr A. WApE

We want to assure the friends OF a
better school system; that while the
official returns OF the school election
were against us. we feel that we have
every reason to be congratulated on
the results Of the election, the largest
number OF votes having been cast
that was ever polled in District No.
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sPEclFIED.

"James got cold comfort from his
wife at his dinner yesterday"
"What was it?"
sIce pudding for dessert"
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PARK CENTER


Evangelist Parvin returned from
Nebraska and Kansas a few days
ago where he has been doing very
successful evangelistic work.
o. C. Chase Of Orchard Park was
over the first OF the week looking
after a tract Of alfalfa he owns
Mrs. Marguerite Coughing has re-
turned from Garfield after an absence
OF a week. She reports very cold
weather lp IL ere
C. ]. Fredrickson was on the Park
one day last week in the interest Of
some insurance company's he repre-
sents-
Mr.. Lincoln Bell who has been a
sufferer from Brights disease for the
past three months was taken to the
hospital in Canon where he is slowly
improving.
S. A. Tyo Of the Star Market was
a business visitor on the Park Tues
day of this week.
Frank Coughlin of Cripple Greek
is a guest of his parents. MIR. and
Mrs Pat Corrhiin-
Art woods and family were sun
day visitors at the home of Sam b.
Hoffman.
The young folks gathered at ths
home of Miss Marie Taylor Sunday
evening and spent the evening very
pleasantly at games and other
amusements,
Scott Wilson has moved his family
into the house formerly occupied by
w. A. Watson. y
NJ. A. Mills and Hal Mattoon made
q business trip over on Six Mile one
day last week
Harlem Hocket spent couple of
days on the Park last week grating
trees for those that were In need OF
such work.
Tom Houle Of Wet Mountain VAL
Icy has purchased the Oscar Green
ranch on Four Nile Greek and b put
s,n~ nm n nav hnunn ana otherwise
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Mother (calling downstairs)-
Louise, what are you and Bill doing
down there-cooing as usual?
I>ouise--No, mother; Billingi
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Another new family by the name OF
Turford have recently located on
18th street. They hail from the state
Of Michigan
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ECONOMY.

sThat young artists wife is sim
ply perfection"
"Welf, naturally, he wanted to
marry . model"
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The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T.
Mfils was the scene Of happy gath
ering Of people Thursday morning in
honor OF sir and Mrs. John Cook.
who are leaving this week for an ex-
tended visit among relatives In Ne
brnskn and Iowa. Although the Cooks
arc next door neishbors OF the Mills
household they were too busy getting
ready for their trip TO notice tho mr.
rival OF autos and carriages from
every direction. until they were invit-
ed over 70 dinner. The affair Was =
aeliehtful surprise 10 them and the
whole company proceeded to enjoy
,hs bountiful feast spread on the lawn
=. Inc old fashioned noon hour
Among the number who came out
from town were Rev. and Mrs. Hole
o,bers came In the afternoon until
the crowd numbered about sixty
making q nnc group that Responded TO
The click OF the camera In the hands
OF Glenn Gebhardt.
Miss Morrison generously furnish
"a nsusic throughout the afternoon
which was much appreciated. Anoth-
or innovation was given IN the even
,nr By the Brookside Band Of which
III. Cook II member. supper Was
nnread for them 1t six O'Clock, and
sS,sctious Of music we're lndrlsed In
Uattl lAss hour. the crowd w..
1Rout q larss - earlier 70 ths AZ.
1'1 altossshsr The nsishboshoe1 -
11f : nsnosnb,s tine. Az teanse =
ro,AS n. - hrn. -,
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Iro orYLR.

s'what Sort Of = dance wns that
given By ths hotel bsllboysls
y Oas1 y vaS . saft Il . beli-
$.~-- +-.--'- t :
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Mrs Bruce Kiskaddon who has been
visiting for some weeks at the par
entail Kiskaddon home on Elm ave-.
left Friday for Carthage. Missouri. to
ioic her husband who has located
there. Carthage was the former home
of the Kiskaddon's for number OF
yeara
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Mr.. WIN Dunlap returned recently
from trip OF several weeks dura-
tion on the coast During HIS timer
ary he visited the two great exposi-
tionH-
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Tom Houle Of Wet Mountain VAL
Icy has purchased the 0scAr Green
ranch On Four Nile Greek and h put
tins up . new house ana othsrWias
impsoving his rev posssssicAs-
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The older boys of Lincoln Park
school did commendabie work on the
school grounds and adjacent streets
on Clean Up Day which was duly
appreciated by the citizens.
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Mr.. George Cotton and son. Harry,
went up to their claim near Waugh
Mountains this week To establish a
cabin and do some other necessary
improvements.
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A.. oeeAisA - - ''s''as sv's|
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The Christian Endeavor Of the
First Prcsbyterinn church drove out
20 the 0ebhardt home on sherman
avenue Tuesday eveninG Tor their
monthly business meeting and social
The young folks had an enjoyable
evening. Hot coffee and waters were
served by the rcfreshment committee.
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SIR. Gnf Thomas is building a nice
addition TO bis residence on East Ella
avenue.
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A crowd Of happy school boys and
girls came to the sherman avenue
Davis homie Monday evening for the
purpose Of reminding Master Wilbur
Davis OF hIs 18th birthday anniver'
sary. They succeeded In giving him
a genuine surprise and all had a jolly
time Of H. The crowd brought along
''eats.-
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Mrs. J. ~. Affieck had the pleasure
OF entertaining her adult Sunday
School class OF ladies' OF the Y. p.
church on "wednesday afternoon at
her home on East Sherman avenue.
The class elected their officers for the
coming year and otherwise spent a
delightful social afternoon. Appettz'
ing rrfreshments were also feature
OF tho program
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LINCOLN PARK
Ne NOTES

Nktyv JvVUIO1 /
The little folks OF Lincoln Park
school gave their numerous friends
quite a bit OF pleasure on Saturday
evening BY scattering pretty May
baskets about at different homes
within easy reach.
Another new family by the name OF
Turford have recently located on
18th street. They haii from the state
OF Michigan.
Quite an interest was taken in the
school election on Monday by the
citizens OF Lincoln Park. and many
were out TO the polls to express their
preference for new members OF the
school board.
Mrs. Bruce Kiskaddon who has been
visiting for some weeks at the par
entail Kiskaddon home on Elm ave-.
left Friday for Carthage. Missouri. to
ioic her husband who has located
there. Carthage was the former home
OF the Kiskaddon's for number OF
years
The older boys OF Lincoln Park
school did commandabie work on the
school grounds and adjacent streets
on Clean Up Day which was duly
appreciated by the citizens.
Mr.. George Cotton and son. Harry,
went up to their claim near Waugh
Mountains this week To establish a
cabin and do some other necessary
improvements.
STR. Grlf Thomas is building a nice
addition TO bis residence on East Ella
avenue.
Mr.. WIN Dunlap returned recently
from trip OF several weeks dura-
tion on the coast During his timer
ary he visited the two great exposi-
tions-
Harold Hays. youngest son OF Mrs.
A. q. Hays. who has been spending
some time with relatives at Hiawatha.
Kansas. returned horne Tuesday even
ing. The oldest son. Ralph. has gone
to improve his claim at the head OF
Copper Gulch. The other son. Guy.
has q position with p. L. Smith Mer-
camille company.
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Prcsbyterinn church drove out
70 the oebhardt home on sherman
avenue Tuesday eveninG Tor their
monthly business meeting and social
The young folks had an enjoyable
evening. Hot coffee and waters were
served by the rcfreshment committee.
A crowd Of happy school boys and
girls came to the Sherman avenue
Davis homie Monday evening for the
purpose Of reminding Master Wilbur
Davis OF hIs 18th birthday anniver
sary. They succeeded In giving him
q genuine surprise and all had jolly
time Of II. The crowd brought along
s'eats.-
Mrs. J. ~. Affieck had the pleasure
Of entertaining her adult Sunday
School class OF ladies' OF the Y. p.
church on wednesday afternoon at
her home on East Sherman avenue.
The class elected their officers for the
coming year and otherwise spent a
delightful social afternoon. Appetiz-
ing refreshments were also feature
Of tho program
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. T
Mills was the scene OF happy gath
ering Of people Thursday morning in
honor OF SIR and Mrs. John Cook.
who are leaving this week for an ex-
tended visit among relatives in Ne
brnskn and Iowa. Although the Cooks
are next door neishbors OF the Mills
household they were too busy getting
ready for their trip to notice tho mr.
rival OF autos and carriages from
every direction. until they were invit-
"a over 10 dinner. The affair Was
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

Harlem Hocket spent couple o
days on the Park last week graftini
trees for those that were In need o
such work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

Art woods and family were Sun
day visitors at the home of Sam B.
Hoffman.
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NJ. A. Mills and Hal Mattoon made
business trip over on Six Mile one
day last week,
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Scott Wilson has moved his family
into the house formerly occupied by
W.. A. Watson.
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The young folks gathered at ths
home of Miss Marie Taylor Sunday
evening and spent the evening very
pleasantly at games and othei
amusements.
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Frank Coughlin OF Cripple Greek
is guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bat Coughiin-