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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
LONG VIEW FOWL
KILLED AT NIGHT
Irpsf Beer Hsttfs TED 10 Attaeklaz
Eias fsaess t.astfsr t. sa Trail
- Fan9zis-

tf Gel Esft,F reseFsvss,s fssF t.sazaa-
.sr vaatt ss1os 90 sses z-sss-ss a.
ess bees rrTsst=,5 5a rsesas seess 5a
tesE VfsN bark Far isstaaee. whsa
Csra ssaser~ g. o. Gsssirs wFeF o.
sss paFs tsis e7rsssE BE- f8gsf Gee
cf ere btss geese dead. bsV.aE tesa
s.t-F wien a beer b6stl= tEf1wn 81
Gee Of ere raUttes ssss 5efssse1 sEs
ErrsoEs ssFieE ere eight NAV ID
ere ssse SEE faf tsre'fE o. tss tEsfs
tsf sstsb-.sstsE EalfeE pFaseef51a a.
sexes aware er Fsts fset. seen E9 BE-
E-fFiEE .r tFF w1rS sa ere l1fFrsa
&c sass ss believe tsss aaT BOG or
grit eaussE s8eas ta G1es tstsse
vastf be- sd Tow ss te b. E4iifr of enc
vse.ssl5sss stat has heFa going 1a 81
sts sare.- C9aa5ss51srr Caster sait
We slt ssosf b. sr191 ~ 94f fsfss.
sef especially LosE view. ore % The
e-rffirsf % Gee stzr Ir fsis sreft5s. {
have for years b~Tr rlrsa.rE with
people wta 80 tF~rF t1 exercise e1-a-
eses Gre~eev. ar least noe f1 @9t~sf the
Birds or mar che property. Or w9Gif
appear rEaf ss~rF aye sgEfF uh1 have
rrf4sse Co. heed che WarriaEs EiVra
Nau 9 uanf s1 serve raf..r rfar 10 this
practice e11f.Egrs s1TsFE1fT ts going
Co De- easEss. asf wt~a rErF are Q
r-1-rfsr fsar frrF shall usr escape
ssrrEsrE short of ere flI penalty OF
ere law Ana .a fiItHais We deal
pretty severely wtrE people found
EuaIEF OF mat.et1Gs m5sr1.FfF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
PEARCE DECLINES
To Be CANDIDATE
Msmbsr 81 Beard % EdueAfion VIII
Not stzna for Reeieetion on
June :.

Ia The mare % elections scheduled
for this year voters % Rock Island
have almost lost sight % the ssiec-
tian % q member % the board % .du-
cation. whieh will take place Mon
DAY. June :. The term % Or. z. ".
Psarcs expires and IN a statement to-
day. he declared be would not Be n
candidate aEasE
He stated be fogzd q impossible TO
give The position the time and att-n-
;ion q requires His decision 20 re-
fuse 20 aiio~ MS name 90 be use4 L.
connection With a place on the board
viii b. received with rcArsG ~ his
many friends. lie has been Inusi ally
capable and aggressive during the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
CHILDREN ARE To
SEE MISS CLARK
Lutis Folk fHrifrd 90 ~ caests %
Mr. =. r. QH.Hn ~ the
Majestic Theatre-

TIE ea..1rrr o. Rock ISLAND are 20
b. sivFa a treat on SATURDAY morning
81 ttrs 4 b. QltsH. eifr OF Manager
Q4tes of zoe Majestic theatre. Mrs.
Qslrr has invited aiI eaii4Fea unG~r
ere aET of It 90 br her guests az a
special eEHlH.t.1r Gf she famous sub
fFef. rWuff1Wer. stfa Miss MaFEGer-
jfr Ctars ia che ttslr F0ie. Ire pic
tsrFs stI be- ssrvu once beginning
az 90. 900 o'clock asd th~ Performance
etf cad shortly before a1Gr. This is
9se Of ere fsesF m1ri8r pictures ever
exhibited bel Eges Island aai iH select
irE Co tfrs Qg.ra feels tEaf she fs pre-
seating the very best sgbsFet uEieh
eoglf BE- pFoe@rFf
Bethany t1o-e asG ere West Sad sTt-
ti-@ers esitfrsa viil o. present. seats
tsvins been set aside for them. u1u-
ever. tsers is pisst7 81 room. aEt aii
easl1rrn Esssr tss skT % tf ssa ap-
elr ss ere door gill BE- EiVsa seats as
t5rE &c ere seats last.
nfrs Qgir1 has for sore time de-
sired Co. Rave tE~ cE5sarea % the cts
as Fsr rassfs az she Majestic and
looks for large tgruoat- The pirtuFs
- ~ N'a0.."a ENHallaaaNa-N - a-aa.sHalaa ~
lease ast ts ore Of tsr most expensive
pa9+9etsvs SOW 90 gisW. -Wiid1oWeF-
will b. ErlF an ssT az che Majestic
tt vas sSeibtrt Esrs formerly aaa is
bssaEss Eers oa rstzra - RECESS %
marf PATROLS % tse Majestic Miss
clara ts regarded By hgndFsds %
tho-ssarfs ~ psosostaFs8srs ss che
Only rival % Mar f.jesfaF4. ard there
are uany who already Believe her go
ser57r 20 tiftlr Mar ia sore respects
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

% zee Tssr 1870 as iiv-e -i,A ksr
satii 1905. ~Esa 20 deserted her so
Far az So Knows. tksrs lad 1@vsr h~sE
a ffgoTcs
FszstaE cane 90 Davenport after
sis describes - hls frss sifs an4
me- Miss Cr1Wfer H@ c14rs@s h~r.
49, % Aaz 3. 1910. tss coap,s was
uarrfsd is CkicaEa rs@F resided 20
Estse= s9r ,hrss gsars
FsaalsE thsu i~ft. b. a. Gi~srrr-
is-s-vais rsssrrsd SD after pleading
f1r forgiveness. zzaGs his boone ~fth
his usgsEsort wife Hs n~v~r made
ss assseasf 90 Sc his frs' ssoas=
Tes sseaaf wrs FsnsiaE. 90 Miss
cro~tsT. resides a. 81 College ave
aGs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
MAIL SERVICE TO
SEARS PROMISED
Rock Island Postmaster Visits Annex
ed Territory to Gain Data for
Recommendation.

Commissioner ". T. RudEren yes
terday formally notified Postmaster
Harry r. simpson OF the passage Of
the Sears annexation ordinance and
the consequent change in the city
boundaries. which necessiiates the eX-
tension 81 the service Of the Rock Is
land postof8ce 90 the new territory.
Yesterday afternoon the postmaster
vent 90 Sears 20 personally look over
the ground. The information gained
will BE- used as a basis FOR his own
recommendation 20 the postofiice de
partment. relative 90 the facilities 10
be granted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
OUCHi MY BACK

If you have that awful pain In the
small of the back. gripping pains in
the pit of the stomach, stone in the
bladder, liberation of the bladder, diff
ficulty in holding your urine. head
ache. rheumatism, distress after eat
ing. dropsy or many other ailments
that come from diseased kidneys, you
have kidney trouble.
When YOU feel like this. take a GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsule before
each meal and one before going TO
bed. Do this and see how quickly you
begin u feel better They are easy
10 digest and are sold by all reliable
druggists in CSC, soc and 500 sealed
packages. Money back if they don't
help you. Imported from Holland
only BY the Genuine Haarlcm OIL Mfg
Co, American Office, 49, Water St,
New York City Look for our name
and the name GOLD MEDAL on every
package. All others are limitations
tAdy)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

Champaign. Iii.-injurious eating is
given a. the cause for the insanity OF
George Sparks. a school teacher. 50
years of age. Who was committed 20
the state hospital ~ hankakee-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
WILL VISIT OTHER
T, B. SANATORIA
Board Named to Have Charge OF Rock
Island Institution Plans Trip OF
Inspection.
AIM Is TO GATHER WV IDEAS
Hoped 10 Get Work Under Way SooT
So That Building VIII BE Done
Before Winter.

Members Of the tuberculosis sana-
forum board OF Rock Island are plan
ming several trips 10 various cities to
inspect institutions similar TO the one
proposed here.
The purpose is TO gain ideas which
will be embodied in the sanatorium 10
be erected at the corner OF Seven
teenth street and Eighteenth avenue
on the property purchased last winter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
THREE WIVES FOR
WILLIAM FENNINC
.,oss Caanfr ~h~riH's Fercs Caas@s
Arrest % fsrmsr Davsupsrtsr
az Dulath.
vTpBFp yo.s THrEE THIs MONTH
~. rarus Him - e. AHfssrifiss
1nef Hs HAD Nstihsd Her -
mls ~ Love-

ras-r-f wire fss ~rfss % sfsazv
- r. wtf- ~ o. f-V weeks fa shs
..aa -lrf. one ri sfaux cs4. Iowa
49, faefsrr formerly Nf'ss edtzas@ss
rrsvIrF ~ 1aF~asorf. Wflslan Yea
ana ass Beer arrested ss uafzss
~ saf wHf ss returned 20 aeafs
lalarF nj srtsf trtsl ea sse bfsasg
e8sFfr
F-aa fF claiming lsascsae=. sas ss-
saaHert rs afratisg Of FEHf.sE re-
qa.srea faf wHt refGsn sa sasvrr
.s4sF-s as PSI art-r et Eae lfias--
.srs fa.-rreF tfr as about t1 Tsars
sf sf- ssf HHs maafe8 lssa7Hs si5es
msfas. .a-s have ezfrgGFe oEsF
ss4t m I5 years
a-st ego enc uavsrsasf Ttesia
of Eeas.aE aepr.srf ere sser.rs ore
H.- HHafE1 ur14fT jack Wsrfssa. af
aer sIsa e0aa rltF GeF s.ssass- ea1
married Fss.s.
Eaas tf Er ser1rf Mrs. PEE
Hae- srfr-as-ar. F-r tIssssf ves
as.t er r-r several @ssFss sFrFis,ss-
Ht. fstr rs- rssresEe Ivss
ar tE Har FaHlEE tEseeF rr-a enc
V..H s- truly lowed vas go
rs 0a HsFF f-r
FaHTE sresr-.l f license fs Nlr
8aaa. r.ae. ea tarI o on tes rsar.
taf was married fsr sane ssT s1 tf.ss
Ht "-r-rseH. "a ussIsG EtsL vfsa
FaHH .e Esd been associated STAGE
BIS uBI.fF
EarE tar "a Ftsif.
Hs s=see.sr.a1 v.rE ere u1lefH Etrt
fI H.I however rerrrsr r.s feusoe
srT .Ta rl E.s s-eart wife. Es= uav-
-eaHFf E.F. Cor fsriaE F~bruarv 90
Hs e-fr sr returned r1 Davenport
arf r.r period of two verts made
h.s Bone w5rH sIs wife fEe-e
a. Cow Haufas after Eis r~tarn be-
Vraf+ s9 enc former Nt.ss Cr9Etsy and
saaa.Ee-t pts iaf-nfiar of castles her
fsG- m favor of bic latsss l1rr NE-
Err-l az Gis aet. she a7sifsa ere aG-
uarr.-s
f1 vrrEfnr o1 ere case u~pgtV
SHERIFF Wsrteaa discovered f9rm~r
wIe- ef whom bis uavsnport mate was
Unaware TIE hitherto ee&ssNs wife
vas formerly s Miss EtsE Jetssr1e.
a6V Fesf5aE ja sfogE CiET
THROUGH tF~ medium ef F letter sT
be- .He local agfs1rjfirs were rBer5s-
OIL fss. F~rrtrs BAD married rs~ I1re-
s.aH s.F. az MatIser. Wis. ts uef1a~r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

All the news. all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
ny the CITY council from Henry

by the city council from Henry
wilkins.
The saGatorium board has not met
for some time hut tentative plans for
the structure are being drawn in the
Office of o. z. Cervin, the architect.
While these are not completed they
have reached a point where it will re-
quire but a little time TO finish them.
Members of the board intend TO in
spect ssnatoriums in other cities be
fore the final o. k is placed on the
architects designs.
Want Early Start.
Members of the board are anxious
to take up this matter as they hope
10 have the work started as soon as
possible, hoping TO have the facilities
for patients completed before winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
POINTS OUT new
WORK FOR SYNOD
Rev. August Johnson Delivers Adj
dress At Founders ia! cele-
brafion.
PRAISES TIE SMALL COLLEGE
Publle Concert ~ AuEustAna Toner
rou EteuinE b school Band
aud Sololsts.

R-v Aazss' Johnson vas the prin-
eipai speaker ~ the Founders Day
exercises a. AgEustaaa college last
sr@sisE. uhea enc SSH annivsrta-y %
tar foanaiaE % me ins;itution. as veil
as % ere AaEussana synod vas cole
bratse.
-Hsu Shall We Best Build on TIRE
Foandatioas Laid u1vn - ths Path
ers.- was ere sabieef ~. Johnson
chose Go sp~aE on. He point~d ogf
phases o. WorE ia Whieh the synod
e1gff b. more active aad told how
maeh there was SSH Co do that has
e5s Frs been t9sehed By ths synod.
TIE smali college also came iu for
ssa-r % pTaiss from tss speaker. $40
qa6ssd q ssatensat b. ths president %
ere state university O. ere eject that
ta= snail colleges % ths eoantrT DO
ere most thorough wors- The speaker
vas introduced BY Prssiasut Aadreeu
aaf drvotioas we're led b. pr. For
sandrr
s. r. Netsor % Aifoaa. a pioneer
isya5an % ths synod. had also been
etif~f Co. speak. bat because % sick
r~ss YES gnabtr % cone
Before tts program iu ere chapel
ere college band played several sriec-
taes .1 the loser hall.
Ceue,Tt IN Chapel.
a1Easfara college band will give
pabllr eourrTt Co. the eoiisE" chapel
Tomorrow evening. assisted hv Miss
Eleanor NaEuuson. reader. and Miss
W ithriusaa Hr.ck. soprano soin!sf- 4
sp5Tll.t prCErsm ts promised. con
s.sf.aE 1f sell chosen selections The
organ Irat.ou has been working faith
f1flv dlriuE che last winter under the
direction 90 carl "a Eaiguisf. and has
developed v6EdTrfuiiy TGr f1iioWiuE
program viii BE- Eiv~a
Overture ttralIEfic- lby rrquestI
ellis Brooks.
Operate Selection = carr. bv =. -.
Berry.
Group Df EeadlaEE fss.cctcdI Miss
Eleanor MaEuusou.
Waifzes. American Students IT.
NlssudI.
tutsrmczzo. Treasure Trove-- I'll
De Br1ossI-
Descriptive Fantasia. -The Haunted
House ti.areTryI.
Group of Songs iEclerfcdI -Hiiss
WiJheimiua Heirs
Operate Selection IL Arranged hy
b. W Berry.
college overture Moses NyreiIesl.
Thr program Eili begin promptly az
s O'Clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
SIX DAY OLD BABY
ADOPTED IN COURT

Petition for the adoption OF Thomas
Lozenzo Murphy. s-day-old son OF
Gertrude Murphy. Rock Island. filed
hy Elmer and Sadie Bree. Moline. was
allowed BY Judge y. a. Larson yes
terday afternoon IN county court The
baby's name was changed from Muir
ply 20 Bree.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08
Bryan =
Do4lLf1eY

scored II knockouts. He has not
been beaten.
The boy scored knockouts in his
first four bouts. At another period
of his career he scored three consec-
utive knockouts He has boxed no
decision affairs with Richie Mitchell,
Young Goldie, Patsy Kline, Cal De-
laney and Patsy Mcmahon.
He handed the sleep waIiop to
Johnny Papke, brother of Billy, in
five rounds; frankie Daley in six,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08

coach, at Pittsburgh university this
year and his success at Carlisle for
Is years has caused baseball fans to
argue he is the man to fill the shoes
of Fred Clarke, who resigned as Pr
rate manager last season.
Warner is one of the real invent
ors of Sportdom. He has three in
ventions to his credit, and two of
them caused new athletic rules to be
passed He has never been very deep
in. baseball, but one cannot help
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08

Bryan showed up so we'll. against
the kids of neighborhood and took to
boxing so rapidly that his father got
a bunch that the boy could be de-
veloped into champion. The father
became the boys trainer, then his
manager, got matches for him and
has seconded him in all his fights.
Downey is only 10, but has a good
record. He has been in % bouts and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-08

Willie Jones in twelve, Willie Jen-
nings and Matty Califf in one round
each
Fans of Pittsburgh have nomi-
mated Glenn (''Pop') Warner, the
man who made the Carlisle Indians
famous in athletics, for the manage
ment of the Pittsburgh National
league baseball club.
Warmers great success as football
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
Difficult Situation.

"1've got tough case now" Il
the first DOCTOR Got a patient who
hasn't eaten anything for long time y
THAT + tough" assented the secOn
meAico. What can you tell him e
give ~, Louisville Courier-.Ioulllai
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
q, YET HE'S A CHILD.
A. M. Ross Married Girl He Met on
Three Day Furlouah From Asylum.


Three Day Furlough From Asylum.
Alexander Nj. Ross of New York,
who, although twenty-one years old.
has the mentality of !: child of twelve.
was adjud"ed incompetent by sher-
IFS jury.
The purpose of the inquiry was to
have Il committee appointed to manage
the young mans property, valued at
more than 100000, which he received
from his late father. Alexander NJ.
Ross.
1t was held ON the petition of the
incompetent's mother. who told about
her son marrying a young woman on
short acquaintance. having met her
while he was on three days, furlough
from Bloomingdale asylum, where he
had been an inmate for three years.
The marriage was annulled. DIR. Viii
liam L. Russell. superintendent Of the
asylum, testified that Ross mentality
would not develop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
RI ms formation in the personnel of the

transformation in the personnel of the
navy. 1t will substitute for the care
less, rollicking seaman of former days
an entirely new type of man-of-wars-
man-active, alert. intelligent and edu-
Gated, respecting himself and respected
by his officers, well paid. we'll fed and
we'll clothed, surrounded by comforts
of which the seafaring man of score
or more years ago knew nothing, With
the certainty Of rapid advancement in
:ate and pay if he is faithful and in
dustrious and with possibility OF pro-
motion to the rank of commissioned
officer.
Secretary Daniels has made the naval
service an institution attractive to any
clean cut, self respecting American
youth, and by raising the standard Of
it's personnel it is evident he has also
increased the efficiency of the navy in
the same proportion.
SO, again. do say to the critics: Give
credit where credit is due and use your
little hammer with more discrimina-
ton. The present administration is do
ing all it reasonably can to keep the
navy abreast with the ever increasing
demands of efficiency and adequacy.
We lack battle cruisers, it is true, but
this is. due to the shortsightedness of
former administrations. With this Sin
gle exception our navy today is ex-
celled by no other navy so far as num-
Der of ships, organization Of fighting
units and the esprit de corps Of its
personnel Is concerned.
It Is veil, therefore, not to take too
seriously irrelevant statements made
about tie unpreparedness Of the navy
by mel who have their own axes to
grind aid who seem to delight in en-
barrassing the administration at time
when it should have the backing and
support Of every patriotic and loyal
citizen.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
At LEAST $4,000 MEN
LABOR IN KRUPP'S WORKS.
Miahtiest Organization Of War In the
World Built on Trade Secrets.

Krupp's is more than the greatest
war factory in the world. 1t is the
mightiest single industrial organiza-
ton that has ever existed. Never in
any industrial center has there been
anything like the stupendous concen-
trated activity that now reigns in Es-
sen, the Westphalian city that has
grown up round the great works, says
Reynolds Weekly of London. Essen is
Newcastle and Sheffield and Barrow-in-
Furness rolled into one, and more.
Before the war the company en-
ployed more than 10000 men. About
10000 We're engaged in the gigantic
steel works at Essen, where the AZ
centimeter monsters come from, and
where daily there streams forth ire
mendous volume of guns and munitions
for Germanys armies. Ten thousand
men were digging for. coal in their
mines in Germany. Fifteen thousand
toiled at their rolling mills at Amen
and Grusen and the blast furnaces of
Rheinhausen, Duisburg, Neuwied and
Engers. An army Of 1000 was engaged
in their shipbuilding yard at Kiel. and
5000 miners dug ore in Spain.
Day and night in Essen work goes
on without ceasing. In the great works
spread over 1900 acres, 235 Of them
under roof, at least $4,000 men toll in
shifts of eight hours each. Some six
ty factories make up the organization.
Forty miles of standard railway link
them together and carry their products
out. Thirty miles of narrow lines are
required as auxiliary for the shops.
More than $50 miles of cable and wire
and over GOO telephone stations and
twenty telegraph stations are needed to
facilitate communication throughout
the works. There are more than 300
steam boilers to generate the steam for
the 1900 different machines and 1924
electric motors at work.
And the whole gigantic concern has
sprung from humble cottage factory
with six workmen. Essen was filthy,
poverty stricken little hole of town
a century ago, when the Krupp firm
was in its beginnings. Today it has
more than 100000 inhabitants and is
one of the finest towns in Germany.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
TO CALIFORNIA; FAIRS
Take the Superb No-EXtra Fare Pacific
Limited"
Through Weekly Tourist Car Service

Your enjoyment on your trip to Cali
fornia this summer will be much greater
if your train affords you every con
venience and comfort enroute.
The ideal train to California is ''The
Pacific Limited" of the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & St. Paul Railway. This
famous ''train Of double destination
goes direct and through without change
of cars to both San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
1t arrives at both California termini
in the morning. This is much apprec
lated advantage, for with hotels likely
to be crowded, it is desirable to have
all day for getting located.
Every Tuesday a through tourist
sleeping car to Los Angeles is operated
from this town connecting at Marion
with ''The Pacific Limited" providing
service also to Denver, San Francisco,
Portland and points intermediate.
The fares are SO unusually low this
year that you will surely want to take
full advantage of them. By adding a
little to the direct round trip cost you
can see the wonderful Pacific North
Coast and return through the vast
mountain wonderland pierced by the
''Milwaukee's" picturesque Trail of
The Olympian." This route affords you
greater extent of beautiful and varied
scenery viewed from the train than any
other road on the continent.
For information about fares, time of
trains, sleeping car reservations and for
descriptive western literature, apply to
local agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
Congratulations.
q beautiful woman"

what beautiful woman!
I'm glad you think so. That is my
wife"
II congratulate you. old man. 1t
must be pleasure to lose every argu-
ment to q woman like at."-Balti-
more American.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-07-30
knowledge Gained by Experience.

During the last school year a teacher
in the Indianapolis schools asked her
pupils to tell her which was most i'm
portant. to keep the face or the teeth
clean and why. One of her small boys
replied without moments hesitation:
Your teeth. cause they'll rot off, and
your face won't"-Indianapo News.
The Spectator., 1915-05-21
Miss Davidson Hostess

One of the most delightful May day parties was that gwen by Miss Lucinda Davidson at her home Thursday afternoon. The halls and parlors were pret- tily arranged for the occasion, the dining room where the most delicious fruit punch was served, was bright and pretty with ferns and roses. At the close of a most interesting ogame of rock the guests were invited to Roy Bells cream parlors which were made especially attractive with June roses and Ivy. At a long table covered with beauti- full damask cloth, thirty-fve guests were served to the most delicious cream. pine apple sher- bet and white cake. All heart fly thanked Miss Lucinda for a delightful afternoon.
The Spectator., 1915-05-21
 YALE

Health good. The weather warm and the ground hard,
 The school meeting at Hills Chapel was very well attended and the limit of tax voted for school and building purposes. We will show the people a new school house bye and bye. There are some who oppose building tax, but they never came out to vote against it.
 Corn that has been plowed siuce the rain is looking good.
 Andy lsaacs, of near Yale, died on the 18th of appendicitis, and was buried here the l4th. MT. Isaacs was a son of Rev. James Isaacs, of Hunt, and understand was a man that made a living for his family and at tended to his own business. We extend our sympathy.
 Glenn Hill will teach our sum- mer term of school. We'll Clem, is a good boy and has made good teaching.
 There is a report from Ozark that cattle are dying pretty bad in that part.
The Spectator., 1915-05-21
Stores To Close At 7::3O

Thru the efforts of several local clerks an agreement has been made and signed by all the merchants of Ozark with the exception of two, and these two have agreed to close their stores at 3:30 o'clock. Efforts were made last summer and summer before to have an early uniform closing hour with but partial success. This year with the clerks taking the initiative the plan will be carried out success fully.
 Below is the agreement and signers:
 We, the undersigned business men of Ozark. Ark, believing that the interest of our custom CTS and our own business welfare can be fully served between the hours of opening in the morning and 7:3O D. m., thus affording to ourselves and our employees a needed opportunity to enjoy the evenings in rest or recreation without detriment to any one to agree that from and after May 24th, 1915 until Sept. l, 1915 we will close our respect i've places of businesss at 7::3O o'clock, D. m.. Saturday nights excepted, and will keep them closed until the next morning.
 Nichols X Wakefield, c. L. Arlington, Elsey Harris, w. c. Bill & Co.,, Edgin Bros, Ozark Variety Co.,, A. H. Treadway. l have been closing for thirty days: J. F. Maxey Hdw. Co.,. Herbert Cooper. The Fair No. P. J. T. Greer X Son, J. w. Booz- man X Sons. Boswell X Denman. R. H. Strong Go; K. l.. Han cock, Geo. Fleeman.