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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

The f1ffra ms extract from thc com
nltfrr hearing ~iu serve 90 Nus
fraFr ftis point
-,fr KsauuF Jus o. that point
ft~ practical effect 1f ff.s Etor-uaird
sgstrn "a o. red1cr ttr Fai-ry OF fh"
men 60 Per csufr
General cr5Ei~r so
STE Eezurz Wei. measured h7
r.- raaEraFaf.sr pes lrif of output
TO MAKO ayfe.f clear Che salary ~
s.e raealrlet ls sl-- a dag suppose
ffas arfer E11- system tre eHFr-i
rata fhls uaehiEiss sHgE't rs1drc~ a
ElrsreI rlrr~s % urrE .g ttr e hours
ana e. mf~rrrE rsaf H~ took rs a basis.
ff- aaeff FFs Es-> cay Tor tr.ar
fesf wort If ftrgrsh BE sEil and
rsFsfeaL eErrr.rH. tr freere-rl .a
er1esar rs fr tFe h.rfeEf standard Get
here ak5eE wG.id enable him fu set
r.r PR cent Increase e.s output
ralf ae decreased e-s Pr cert. That
PAS been rtr r-r-f ~ rG- reasoning.
EH E- H1a.E produce etf 20 those
F zoe HN0ee r~ uUri1 zr. fi1E.
rrae practical effect of f1r ErftFr-.
~ rF Frurrs are correct TEL to cue thc
.sar- cost OF a sieeu piece OF urrE ."
reg errr Tie cD@EFrsat.g vtira
fer workman receives Tor to.us par
rteefr- piece OF eFrrs if reduced under
rhfs system o. Pc cent. Or tF dtmcu.t
fHF rae. not knowing arythirF about
f-fs particular business. t1 Cad some
fE.re a. use a. an uia trat.1u. But
fer to suppose chat sou vrrr prodrc-
lar shoes taaf under ihiE Efrp-s aica
system vUu found thar q man sholic
p-oIre~ 20 pairs o. shoes 10 order 90
90 a faIr dave u1rE. uh.ef vCuid en-
efffH blm 10 gees tlle- your -Fl-
frrs. b. uflct rag allowed Rim ha'f q
minute s1- ~yrry minute be saved.
uh@r Do produced ga pairs 90 shoes
Be would receive 1881 TIE would be-
receiving lees than our.hait az much
pep .hoe az hiE lcss efficient cD-iaborcr
received That is. according 20 the
figures that sou have produced You
have shown that the efficiency % your
establishment has been Increased 20
Ter cert and tire wage have been I'M
creased less than - per cent
General Crozier. That is true
-1i- Esatlue. The practical result
lf fras che Efficient workman under
'tr Taylor system is receiving one
Erff rs much per unfit for his output
az the less FHc.eut workman
The promoters % these various
.Ystcus % scientific management
are making a determined EFFORT 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

eis.-fcs o-sriar lrs-rsesisr as< <ivfzE
esazSnssrasions ts said s1bisets aaG
eosrass. tse payEssf % fas saia-ies
% saie teseherE 90 b. p-oratsf arorE
ne several districts. asa ta- state 20
rsi1earsr each eistrfcf- % tie sa.eE.f
% oaehaIf tas enst % irstrEefios aad
supplies
This r-eexz fi1.. % tte rsefs - ne
r1r@l seaool if especially siEzitcaaL
Il nssass tat rlfaois e. alive y 10
tGDort4ses o. srefslt rural training
u IL svffsrcs mat ths csntsr % en-
psasts IN ee1eatiae f. ehanrinx and
ma fk~ra Is ris.rE tide % ia'srsst
fn tss 10y a1G Eiri 90 ths farm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

see-rsG bv re wealthy. trsplss6
By Lrs poor. ere peaazt ts rsvcrths-
Tess a Eo1d. sassafairs eerrrinlns
food az GlE-stib,s az aev equivalent
GsCd 0ac coGId sas.
Tea esnts worth 90 peaauts viIi
fgrrisE about GTtG eaiO-ies CO fact
uafes. end tlat Gel more tbaE macy
aa ord aarv faGF rrf.1a c14ta.a.s
Food uaaaa Coz food Valrr. ecas4fs
aro earap~r tasa brraf- Mo7rg spect
f9r p~aaars pIvs sN dimes gle ~aersy
10 ufE bay .a Eer form cf porter
esfasr steal -aaE NJ tsr tativt&sai
efggeas Co have rsrarlEts o. .atrs
f.asf aasofctoRteEf Che eeasGts
VII BE- uueA Better f1e1 taaa bsef
steak
Ths eoaeeasratrf ruF.msrt in
ssaaass cakes tEsm ~earl 90 di.
zrsl tE gog eat Too % taerr- o.
sss ssra too eastitF wtfsogt tsoF-
ogFh u.astirsf1or. yoa ere utrtg Co
have a pais Gel yegr sypoear-dirsrs
agr you sroGbts Fran-ts VII sivr
secsis isEtEsstioa Wf1 caa eat and
rraeF peaeGr esFs~r W,steh 0alr E1es
60 se1w tsas rsassiras.oa ls ere &C.
cFrs % sgsecss ts FettiuE tas good
ost O. aeT ssf
Feaaas cu tss Been SOC as o. sab
ssis1rr 90 olive or fs is as Eagrfss-
tag ss a vs oL az aeF Fate Or has
tera esef also le ere EaEGfscfgFs
90 ef-assErsssfsr sorrrt.tsE has 20
e. aae~ vish csc foa- aiusea b1sarls
o. peaszts ssnaaily harvested ia ghs.
seesa
1f~mesrs @ ere ureaf as yfus
efss aEs grEsz 60 irvess a aleEr,
c. a sacE cf roasted peasu-s ucCa-
sioaary asf fsisrkeo~ tss boase
ssas ype wcat eoeas 40 60 dl=ner.
20 oas Cav wcst ca b-cad and
Efft de- heias scns q peaags din-
ssr vii hrfp otssrs
-Sfissq" 5~-soGs Mo arr aExsg1s
90 paf co Go-s assh shoaid select /
sesrEf esrty made - q reliable I
as a very rCGrfsAirE 1
sEtfezisE frrt 90 uiht,s % vhsa |
4,zasr tine f. s.if ica< tirse away
Pa-sa.s vso sizply vii sos b.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
HEALTH SUPERVISION or
CHILDREN

Ttat SPECIAL me4ical afteatlaa
Should b. Eivec Co chiltfse Ir tEs four
o. Eve r4r,F Yeass before school b.
/ 4 &c o. asaeTre1 b. ur David FUFsTth.
an Eur.ish p1rtiel1a. abose views are
. sgslis1ef tn a .1Irt.e Igst issgel Dy
RE- rn.tra states barrag ef st-ea'
toe. D. FoFsTte declares f1af al~d+
cal irsB~cf.o1 &C rlrmra tary seloo'
ss dFea to.rts s1 a 4rs1fca4 prgs4'
cal eeseri1ratiaa .-r.ar ere arat i1zr
ar Eve years uf lrr. u.lrr leaves enc
EalerfF % et"t-er ef. serious t4i
srr9ea'a5.e trtre.s
Little ar res..1E sss srr l"er af
g-t 1r uaF og slfi1E. sFe ur fUr.
tYta -rrevcstlse @~asErcs l@.f-l
t1 rse rrsf vrars are grsIsr.F POI have
nseE frrTerrr .r uffrs r~ later
sra4s.-s A SAP as prssraf .a1r.as
stretches f-eE frr frat gear tr Er
-fsa u -r fer seeE.. medical esr
lee era
Hs sasEr-fFt remedy ur FarTta
describes a e.sr sart 81 la t.r ESQ.,
~ Wera esrr~ E~.srs t~ JAR.
rrr. 1919. "a medical .esefef.1a r-rirr
was a1-rel fsF .si.tree 81 se oa. aEr
ir ra~ rerf1 Ga.f at ter elF. Here q
s1aE cr s~aiEe visitors a1al-tslest
rg Fes frfs Frt s aer uH ever
ssa where e rra,T eer
Ehfe r.s STAG rarrr c..1 t
.ls.rs a-us Estrr ~rt..a. s-aes
ar feea Fe- f=F ~ rs rirfe gsfi.
Hr reE ~ rs eTa year, frF rsrpasr
.-aE El tnt ESQ es over
srt eralfsF Fe tsr sesaat slfae-.f.~s
0f eFt esrE-es rtsr. rft t-fiaE fer
.rss Frar 90 rFr rrarrF fst we're co..
err rear ~ age ~ Hrfr years.
&s 81 art .rErf O. aet gears.
earEs Showed a rae.f rise FRI trr HtF
~ disease wE each r H. @
oat f5aet sr.F wsUr arose e--rra r
tsr rras period are Ers'fl7. cllr
snail -re~.r eog.~ tsrUlEF fr che
Ers seer Erer1s or frEsf one ef7fis
cal arrrcs cf Fer-r E.rt
Or Fo-svtF creefstre large
srrs % ctTfrer. tr1lf.F ir ei F~
seress at ti-fE become w'fs.r atr
years fEe physically detective fl-
tracts uEoa ere TfEraf.1r agfher.tF
is r~q ired ~ 90 snail cost 'r rr-
store. 81 Gar al possible. t4 .hH.r rr.s-
frrl stare ef health NFF most 90 these
cases arr p-egerteh1s. or tf taken ln
u-1e. ear Boz rtnsdirG more speedily.
arE therefore more eGsap,y. than NJ
Ter arfu school are. tF uh.el time
as- a fea VII have received perm1.
raat d1m1es-eETs.e Cr ucfai-
me problem o. che detective child
rarre.T resolves itself into tAe prob
lem os the u1ts~seboot azr rlli. and
seems hardly likely fp rs solved ay
anything short o. o. eruerai plan .lsur-
rre an chudrcu reE1iar medical s1rcr-
vision from Birth f9 school age And
ats. t1 b. f1lty sEccessfti must rsn
eide By side vitt edurat.auai meas
1-rs f5- lnssructirz the mothers them
selves who. from truorarrT fl- more
char ron vulf.t res'sct e- even from
fadfsrurs. are usabis t1 saf-Euard
their ehulrra-s hsalth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Judge John Dawson. emineat tn law
university circles, says the pacisinE
house rules and not intesuatioaaI law
are zoverniaE the woriGs greatest
war We thought gntu The year 1915
that We had civilized war. insofar as
war may Be dsbrataiisv,f. We though
that We had guaranteed the uoucou-
blatant FROM an save tts accidental
evils But ia this struzsis both sides
have disrsEarded the law. one side
more than the other. Gee taking the
position that d - smeuabls tr no one.
so We have no tnteFuatioual law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
April 8 in American
History.

IS4S-Gaetano Donizetri. composer q
.Lucia III Tammermoor, 'oH
Pasquaie- and other operas cled-
General James J. Kemper. one
of the brigade leaders in i1cNeit :
charge at Gettysburg, died; Dom
1928
19oi-General hUroki crossed the haiN
into Manchuris with the advance
attachments OF the Japanese army
1915 President Wilson read Il message
before congress, reviving custom
observed b. Washington and Al
ans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
IFALTH TAI
William Brady.n.D.
The Festive Peanut.

iisys that pure candy e hcalthtil FOR
TUunE America should az least give
him some peanuts 20 satisfy that
vast yearuirF which AUST be salts.
ed ~ tas ycunEstsr f. 20 srov big
aaf sfroaE
cusssiers ara Answers
caase % ryo-rHca: wha- causes
pTprrhc~a taeealird Rigs Disease %
tls E1suzs-i- o. 90 a disease capable %
sDTraf!aFr
Reply
trf~efiaa % ere Eurs about tE~ roots
.pt ere teeth By pgs eocci % various
sirsias 90 species. Il 10 not likely 10
sprs4a
SIX t-1tslrs-Foorc- But Wiser. =
-. las takra ala bottles % ---'s
Discovery f1r pimplrs ir che pssf tao
years ans ere pimpirs arr ns bad as
ever 81 81. uosid iilr 90 tuue .aGs
e. %.
Reply
The m1sFy s4uan6rreG would have
said for competent medical services
utf ivf thAt - T.. n and .nvsss in
stamped. addressed envsiop- 30 vhieh
SO vl sv-4 sams practical susrcs-
toes.
Ea~gmas1u Ar'hFitiss am IS. Had
acute iuaammafogy Rheumatism %
years asp Had q less severe attack
- gears asu be- knees and ankles. but
soc practically sell About four years
aEo 90 seemed % Eet ir the muscles
asd ioiGts. and ~as called arth-ltis de-
f9rmsus- An business man doing
osics Nors exclusively. No bad habits
Never had vcasF4i Infection Can sou
sgEzcst aaythinFe
Reply
Fird the primary focus o. depo, OF
lzfection-.n the gums. The roo: OF
'oo'a. fhe Eaii-sse. the rose or throat.
zotnswhsre. Have the eaasative strep-
toooecus prepared Ia a vaccine for
;rcstzeat II there was ever trouble
n The toasiis before the original ~rheu- I
3 years ~<o. iook there for
re poison s4eto-y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
CTo be Coatinuedl
HI, O.

HI. L.
Polly C;u biz sisters admirerl-
Guess vhat father said about you las;
uight
Adoiphus-oh. couldn't guess.
N-aliy.
Poliy-i'n give you a peach II you
can guess.
Adoiphus tnusteredl-Oh. Polly. I
haven't an idea In the world
PoAy-Urr-yog VA listening
Sytsey Bulletin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
No - Editor WouId.

NAaAarAG AAtF oAdAsN
young woman in the journals N
class at X. L. was asked how she
would 90 about it 70 get the news OF a
Ere in a distant part Of town, late at
night. after the street cars had stop
ped running. We'll" she replied. 81
suppose I'd have 10 call a taxi and so
20 the thing. but personally I don't
think any editor who IS a gentleman
would make a girl 30 TO = fire at such
a time in the night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

senator John ~. Weeks. considered
n republican, presidential possibility.
freely admits that the federal reserve
banking system a. a great success.
However. On view Of what every body
know about b ~ vas not running any
serious rfss whea hs made the assss-
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

.Attat - NaAN
congress that in
vestiEate6 the Tay-
Tor system and re-
ported aga INST o.
The main Oh
Jet q abe Taylor
system. an Z all It's
related systems.
s. o. produce the
maximum % out
pat az the mini
mum % expense
The 90 called
bonus o. premium
system ls a fraud
and a snare ft re-
ally operates 20
reduce the WorE
mans sascs not
Co increase them
as ere proponents
o. fg~ To Tor fys-
tom maintain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

In threatsniaE Co drive cue an the
erooks On Chieass Ma4or.sisct Tsar.1 p
son - rsckiess.T 4aTtsffsI ot ere
psrt me process Involves r9 ere
towns poeltlar ss tas secaHf etsY a
the Land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Wtllfam Lorimes probably had rea-
son Co shgekis when be heard OF tle
victory % rhompsou az Chicago Tues
day nixhts 10 haa been a lean period
for the republican boss since DO iuvof-
unfairly retired from the uaited States
seuafe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

The attitude 81 some Of ere British
labor party members toward war
would b. an right In time of peace but
when the natioa is battinF cor its very
sxistsnce ~ savors too muca % tas
4 W W propaganda conducted tn This
country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Experience % Kansas tawss whfca
have rejected rgfs ~ woarn after a
fair trisl makes lf clear mat the saf
frags m0gemeat. The other f2oa
things. may b. ovsrioar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Raisln cav. oranEe dag. ripe olive
Car tnd even canned sssinoa day bave
ing departed there o. aothtaE nae o.
IooR f5rs4rf 81. tar QglaeG H-rfit
.aaAs brlt BASH aaH sfroef pruer
daVa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
The Higher Incubation.
ID Pnso NIorning Timesl }

III TAs0 NIOI NIHb INIts-T
Omcial statistics show a total Of
100000 lunatics in Great Britain. and
Il is feared there will be 4 large in
crease IN the total 81 the German air
ship raids continue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Thsrs Isn't go mueh dtrrreecc. after
al. between tse editor Nao seizrs ur-
on every pFeteFt Co Justify Eim on
tootinE his own horn aad ere rooster
who crows wEraeVer tra lays an
eu4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Simpler Vocabulary

King George has probably decided
20 mount the water wagon so that
those who forswear their liquor viii
stiu be able TO say they are having
royal time OF it."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Might Force Tea on Germany.
New York SUM-

II the Germans persist and inhu-
namely compel the British to give up
drink they must be prepared for the
most dreadful acts OF reprisal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
The costiier 5reaksse-

Glass prices are up nearly 100 per
cent in England and people who live
in glass houses over there dare not
even throw q hint.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

London.-(C Correspondence of The
Associated Press-)-Music as an aid
in the recovery of mental faculties
lost as the result OF narrowing expert
ences at The front. IS being used with
success a the hospital for paralysis.
Maida-FaIe London The hospital au-
thoriiies pointed 10 the case of, Bands
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Sidelights on the European War

man \. G. Reynolds of the End Wilt
shire regiment, as typical of cases OF
this class. He was buried in a trench
for Is hours by the explosion of a Ger
man shell at Ypres, and for three
weeks afterwards his mind was a
complete blank He was brought to
London and given treatment with
the piano and other musical instru-
ments. He began to improve immed-
lately, and TO assist the treatment
pieces Of music which had been played
TO him were left in his room and on
his bed Gradually he began to read
the musical notations and later The or
binary printing.
London Corres poLdence of The
Associated Press.)-The Thames rive
er down below the bridges. is chang
ing rapidly with various modern i'm
provements nearing completion. Some
thing of the picturesquesuess Of the
old river must go, TO be superseded By
great docks and machines TOR the mod
ern and efficient handling OF the com
merce OF the city.
The greatest of the port enterprises
now uAUtL "a dE the ne" 1A--4-
George Dock which is to be com
pieted by midsummer. after nearly
three years of work. The great area
which goes under this title includes
wharf with a frontage of a mile and
a half and an area of e. acres, a dry
dock $50 feet long, and an entrance
lock 500 feet long.
Berlin Correspondence of The As
ISOLATED PressJ - German bankers,
who had large balances with Russian
banks when war broke out viii not
even lose the interest on their money.
4 commission appointed 10y the Rus
sian finance minister 10 decide on the
matter has recently ruled that the
banks there are to let the iuteres on
this money accumulate tn after the
war. when both principal and interest
are 10 be repaid.
London. CORES ondeuce OF The
Associated Press Returns furnished
by trade unions show that oui OF a
membership Of 1250.O00 the uuem-
ployed On Feb. were 10000 or 6-5 per
cent as compared with ~ per cent a
year ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
The World Wide War Trust
XIV.
~ CONGRESSMAN CLYDE =. TAV-
EAkEa

fNriffsr for The ArEusl
fn his egsniuEf article ! Niu quote
fartaef from the report % the com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

JESS Willard keeps his mouth
closed when performing in the ing.
Now that he has attained TO a position
where a press agent VIII be one OF his
chief assets he will soon be shown
the virtue OF closing his mouth only
when he sleeps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Beyond the Laymsn.
fu-,,-iHenre TournaTl

Many puzzled persons will asree
Vith the Kansas editor who says: As
we understand IT, IL is against the
rules OF civilized warfare 10 shoot an
enemy with a frazzled bullet. but
quite the proper thing 20 pot him with
n stick OF dynamite. a kettle fun OF
harness buckles and cracked glass. or
Chase him through barb-wire fence"
The ethics" OF war seem iucompre-
hensibie 10 the untutored intelligence
THE Eraphaphone may serve as an
acceptable substitute for the piano in
our homes n winter. but It's quickly
deserted BY the youngsters when the
grind organ appears with the spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Berlin. - Correspondence of The
Associated Press THE latest govern
ment summary of conditions in the la
Dor market shows that further I'M
provement was registered in January.
In a total of 100000 workmen organ
Der of persons without employment
was only Go per cent. as compared
with II per cent in December. The
percentage of unemployed for January
varies but little from previous years
and is regarded as quite satisfactory
for the mid-winter month. Similar re
ports were sent in by the public en-
plOyment bureaus. Near the end of
last August these had 15O.622 more ap-
pliCants for work than they could sat
isfy, but on February Is the number
was only 57397 on the other hand.
there were on the latter date y $50 APP
plications of employers for help that
could not be filed, as against only
4,419 in August Some OF the details
OF the government summary are inter-
esting. II is mentioned that iron foun-
dries are working over time and at
night on government orders. and that
steel and rolling mills are also in part
working over time. Some branches Of
the machinery trade like locomotive
steam engine and boiler shops. also
establishments for building bridges
and other iron construction and rail-
way cars. were all very busy Eiec-
trical manufacturers We're also work.
ing hard on dynamos. motors and other
supplies for the army; and the big
chemical companies were running
some OF their departments to their
fun capacity. a higher tendency FOR
wages was reported.
Cologne Correspondence of The
Associated Press The thin man is
eUiogized by the KOelnische Zeitung
not only as a food saver as compared
with the stout man but as a more act
i've and useful member of society.
The thin man." says this paper. has
need OF much less food 70 sustain life
than the stout man. Every step we
take. every movement. makes a de-
man on nourishment in proportion 10
the quantity OF fat used Up in the
Whoever, therefore. has
dimished his weight by 10 per cent, for {
example diminishes az the same time +,
the quantity of food that he needs by (
10 per cent Very thin men enjoy =
physical visor and energy that is real /
~ extraordinary. Hence in these days F..
when We are constrained TO econo- .
nize in our meals. il becomes at the /
same time sacred duty toward The 4
fatherland and an individual duty TO
reduce ones food consumption and
ones fat"
London.-(C Correspondence of The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Street Car comrdX.

Il see you are going 10 have har-
mony AT your democratic convention
today.
I noticed that. I was wondering
what precinct he represented. ! never
had heard OF him before"
CHICAGO poultry dealers have de-
cided that at the end Of one gear a,
chicken becomes a hen. But they fail
ed TO give The bird a title after il had
been in cold storage several wears.
When you tackle one you wiu likely
have your own name for IT,
FEW men can stand prosperity. We
are told. Few men have the chance.
observes the St Louis Giobe-Demo-
crat-
A CLOSED season OF four years has
been declared by Maine On moose.
Here's q chance for Roosevelt 10 make
the FIRST page
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Nheh nc Sleeps.
JACK johnson has one more battle
left The Mann act is TO be his ad
versary.
TO APRIL.
o tickle child. whose moods are Ike
the wind.
Whose riotous breast IS never well
az ease.
Whose rain and sun no favorite vile
can ind.
Thy fretful temper with content 10
please.
Thy dropping skies are like the tear
stained pouJ
OF Youths swif,-tempered. fast-de-
parting pain;
Thy sunlight is like daughters happy
shout
That rings through long-forgOtten
tears again,
Poetic month. whose changing fancies
The soul from deepest sorrow 60 de-
Thy days are all emotions. swift and
pure.
Aat pass AfHNA INC " +lAA = ANAA- AN- =
fight:
Thy breast IS Eladdensd az the sound
Of daughters swell.
Thy heart Is vibrant with the Spring
times joyous spell.
IRWIN MATTICK.
MR. Wurm played a piccolo solo At
a Chicago department store reception
the other day entitled sweet Birdie. 20
THE First Commandment -Kaiem
thrcc-recl drama. featuring Tom
Moore and Marguerite Courtot. Thou
shalt have no other gods before me"
is the theme OF this unusual story
Alton. Ill. Telegraph.
MAXINE Elliott Is pilot OF a hospi-
TAI barge In France. Letters and pic
lures concerning her work have reach
ed this country and are being printed
Ia the newspapers. Happily. the pho
toEraphs are reassuring 20 those OF
the Art SITS friends Who might have
been under the impression that she
Vas suffering from exposure and wet
feet. u Is not definitely known that
Maxine Will return 10 US again as a
PLAYER. but there IS hope that she may
be prevailed upon Tor a farewell tour
az least.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

JACK johnson has one more battle
left The Mann act is TO be his ad-
versary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
THE ARGUS.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

MR. Wurm played a piccolo solo At
q Chicago department store reception
the other day entitled sweet Birdie. %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

THE First Commandment -Kalem
thrcc-reei drama. featuring Tom
Moore and Marguerite Courtot. Thou
shalt have no other gods before me-
is the theme OF this unusual story
Alton. III. Telegraph.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-04

sylvia 4 dainty little sale4ssywoman. at
whose counter the arrest was made.
Bob BECOMES Very much in love with
,hef but. due 70, her poverty, she does
not allow him TO eau, Going home
one evening she finds her mothers
condition necessitated the services OF
a physician. The physician prescrib-
ed country aifd Hp TIE only tneahs bf
a possible recovery Being unable to
meet these extra expenses Sylvia ap-
pIies TO the manager or the store IN
which she Is ernpioyd for an advance.
ment on her salary This 4. refused
and a short lime after loses her po-
sition. With poverty and the ap-
proach OF her mothers death facing
her, she is reminded OF the kind lady
who offered her employment and de-
cides TO call. Once inside OF the
house. she is trapped and made an
inmate. Bob disguised as gas man,
enters a house in search OF Charlotte
Baker and TO his surprise, finds the
girl he loves. Thinking this TO be
her dwelling place he denounces her,
but finally finds that she has been
trapped and at once plans her. escape,
She is finally restored to her sick
mother. ueU al1 1900 WuidH Ef