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Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

Alton police Judge decides Il is no
bTeae1 ot peace TO swear unless jt can
oe 4eard at least Is feet But some #
our uqst satisfying swearing is done
under G8e breath
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

Germany has offered TO replace the
seven Holland ships sent down By sub
marines last providing Holland
agrees Jo purchase them after the war.
@GcA aH arrangement would indicate
taas she Germans were employing the
SUB. 1a some cases. 10 create business
for their shlpbUiidIng Yards
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

The FIRST amendment 10 the c0nst5-
tuition OF ehe United States is as fol
lows
Congress shall make no law re-
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

August SchradeT. the seIf-styled di-
vine healer Us dead OF pneumonia III
California. Thus disappears from pub
lie view one of the greatest fakirs OF
Ele century, The strange rhing about
Seara1er was that despite that he was
repeatedly exposed IA cites where lie
operated ae never failed 10 md a fresh
Following as soon as be had succeeded
y 1aNlAE mis- peace with the law fog
his violations
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01
II . r .
> and ~
DISCORDo ,

/ ASIDE from Ringlings and Bar
mum and Baifey's circuses. the biggest
show, for the money that visits these
parts each year is Strickland Gillian.
The 18th Of March he is booked to
appear befors the Moline After-din~
Fner club. Take it from US. il there
is amy way in which you can manage
10 wiggle into q seat on that occasion
DO that same. Gillian has become a
national institution or rather ma
tional necessity. Men and women cry
for him like it is claimed the kids do
for certain patent medicine He's
not clown. he carries no makeup
box or wires or bars. He is Just
human hUmorist, one of those fortu-
nately disp0sitioned sunshiny fellows
who sees the amusing side Of things
and passes his observations on to we
VINO are more disposed to the serious
view of matters and things Gillian
has absorbed q wealth of material that
IS good to listen to in the years he
has been carrying his message to the
various towns over the country Here
and there he injects a tear into his
recitals, proving that he can also see
and feel the graver aspect of Iife's hap
penings. He makes us feel better for
having heard him. He buoys us and
makes us get a revised angle on life. |
He drives US from the rut He cheers
us up. We have too few Gilflans.
GADD rs. Gadd is the title of a suit |
for divorce Just filed In Chicago. An /
other instance of too much gadding, /
ii seems.
WOMAN testfying at q trial in Cook
county admitted that her meals, while
she was detained at a hotel as a wit
less pending the calling of the hear
ng. cost as high as S12 per day From
which one judges that those living best
hese days in the large city ar the east
ire those who have been placed under
.rrest
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

: telephone in the city. The matter has
already been taken up with the foIe-
/ phone company. They have in turn
taken il up with their headquarters i'm
Des Moines. and VIII report to com
mftJee members Monday.
Four Records Of Birth Registered
The following birth records were flied
with City Clerk Hugo MoeIles. NJ
and Mrs. p, I'll. Shir 1884, Harrison
street. boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bue-
mann, 1882 Eola street, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. King. 23J2 Farnam street.
boy; Mr and Mrs Frank Baker. #2g
West Locust street. boy.
O.
tonfesses 10 Jewel Theft-Jamez
&eWcon1b made full confession or
the robbery of the Jewels and other
loot from the home of George Hess OF
Rockingham 10 Sheriff Kuehl. Ha
plead guilty when brought nd for
nearing and VIII be sentenred later.
de freely admitted his guilt when ar
rested and charged with the robbers
ln Kansas City and assisted SherfH
kuehI i'm the recovery of the SereIrv
mucA OF which he had pawned He
CLAIMED TO have been struck by sud
den 'wauderlust" and robbed the
l1ess family to provide money fer his
travels.
ofiicer Brown Ousted-The Daven-
port police and fire commission upheld
Chief OF Police Charles Boettcher fu
his action iu the case Of officer VIII
nam Brown and permanently su--
peaded the police officer from The
force. Charges of disorderlv. cauduc.
and drunkenness were filed by fH.
chief He and Night Captain Charles
schlueter and Patr0lmen Sanford ami
7ehWlnden testified 10 The fact tina
Jfffcer Brown was drunk on the night
Of Feb III. when ne should have been
walking his beat. In his defense
Brown did not deny the charges. lie
5aId that he was invited into the house
u ms brother-in-isw, and that after
aklng three drinks he remembered
l0thIng more.
February Fires Reach 90 Tafaf
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

THE evening gown will be afgnf-
he'd creation next season saws
fashion authority. Skirts Will fnueh
the ground aud trains viii be In
vogue. Sleeves viii be popular The
leans appear 70 have outvoted the fafs
II fixing the dress standards for next
ssSs9ob- J. IL r.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

10 matter yonr opinion of Colonel
Bryan for his attitude i'm fba i.,ta,.
national difficulty. YOU must credit Ar, bSlr
with sincerity. for 1t is of record thai
he has cancelled fiTe speaking engage.
ments in Florida to go to W9sI1incfo,,
70 oppose vesting plenary war noTer. re,-
III the president When Colonel Rryen
permits his ideals TO interfere with hie
istoht-ta King yon can bank on 1t thai
MS indignation has been arouse6 fo
fever heat. ("
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

GADD rs. Gadd Is the title of a snit
for divorce Just filed in Chicago. An
other instance of too much gadding.
it seems.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01
Street Car Comedr.

men Is COW a widow %
When you shoot the bull"
NJ. L. p
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

To Make Fire Number FamIliar-Iu
order TO make the people of the citv
familiar with the fire alarm signal.
Davenport 377." the police ana fire
committee Of the city council is figur-
ing on placing a small cellulofd slim
containing this number and directions
for turning in fire alarm. on everv
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

Marriage Licenses-Harvey Koberg
Of MaysvilIe and MiRnie Friederrichs
Of Davenport; Roy F. Miller OF Mos
cow, Iowa. and Verda A. Johnston of
Muscatine; Harry Fl. Lage of Betteu- /
dorf and Leopa E. Mohr OF Davenport /
and Walter jain and Lille Later- /
dorff, both OF Davenport.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-03-01

New Smallpox Case is Found-One
new case Of smallpox was reported to
the board of health The latest suf-
ferer is Joseph KelI. eight years old.
Of 1906 Carey avenue. This is the
second case Of smallpox reported this
year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Finland faar Wao.

@oibington Ben 22be 9ecbr. Gro.
Observation-Disclosures og arigSbun'
oelsfommisiionen bar ibag sipet Gil
Iaoelie til Iiifibutug til Sinlonb al
ca. 10000 Son greoforn. 5iQaoel.
len blep gipet eiter at Rpnbigbeoerne
bar blet opertpbet ON, at Suiener al
Ienneifer / 6inIano bolot paa boz
itapelig talt at iulte libel.
On al Observation-Disclosures
agenter i Sperige pil bli ienot til
5inlano iorat un0erisge Situationer
% iorat paaie. at intet uf oisie Yarer
oil bli aienioiert til spiflanb, elIer
paa nosen @aaoe fomme Spiternc
tiIgooe.
DR.. aaarIe Sgno!iis. 5inlarSs
fteciele aommi5iRr, i~ortGler, at belle
bet finIfe 5pIf beiinoer fig | flor Rso,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
ulvffen / Palifar.

SoIiior Sen 24Oe 9ecbr. Sielge
oe ieneite oiiiciclc Spsrilag 6lep T..
500 Nenucifer orGbt og 1000 iaa.
reoe, 10000 blcu giort buspiIoe oq
Ell Gienoomsifnoe paa 900
ioranlcoiget peo oen g~ruiuIbe llIpffe,
Tom inbtraf ben 6te Gecember iom
6elge al GrpIoiionen omboro pao set
ironife Nmmunitionsifib "Mont
Blanc.
Som en- SsIge al ulpffen bor BEN
brittle &egjerirg truffet ct arrange.
ment ON, Of ale nsitraIe Stibe, iout
aigaar til europa ira Itlanterbaps.
fpiten, bereiter ifnl unoerisges al
amerifanife 3oloinipeftsrer og gipeS
Gertiiifater, Der tiIiifrer Dem Ell llbin.
bret Heiie gierr,m arigs5orer, set
bill iige ira britIif Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

(iffe ficnotIig), Ser freezer 6rito.
Gelie.
Eerion, Der er totolt % for
goot, legemIig eIler aanoelig uifif.
fet for MiIit9rtiengite.
&erion, moralit u~itiffct til at
pGrc en- 6oreneoe StaterS SoIoat.
Siceniicret 2ooS, Ser pirfelig er
teifiGitiget / lit Salo.
MeoIemmer al nIminbeIia on.
crficnot -reIigiss Scft cacr Srgo.
niIotion, organiierrt % priitcrenoc
1She Wai 1917, hui8 oauurcnoc
Gro eaer Triucipcr iorboo ocn5
WebIemmer at ocIto9c / arig i
nogcn 6ormL o. bpiS rcIigioic
Sperbepi5ning err imoo &rig elcr
0~eltogclie beri.
9ee0igeoc @ibne2bpro ira andre
8erIoner til Ststtc Tor ocrca Srou
moa ifafies at bper rc9iitrerct Der.
ion, Ser freezer 5ritagcIie euer no.
lat Sprnepligt pooaruuO al tbeolo.
aiif Stuoiunt, afbGngiac GcrIouer
% al inOuItrieae % 2~anobutgS.
Gruroe.
Sotoen for Sn6taI6cIicn al set
me Opbio cr en0uu life bcitemt.
men man fan piitnot rneo Srnoheo
regrc paa, at oct ialfalo life uil
ihloe Steo ior Ben lite Ie6ruar,
tanifc life fer ahitiuiQ iencrc.
Der er ogloa en- MuIigbeo for,
of oct me Spbltb frn uiI fomme
iii at omfatte $4,000 iIteoetfoc
100000 Wartb. Nco Sc 6S7 900
Wano, iom ubeiorNc set feritl
Spbuo, % al buiIfe mango 5u.
firtoCr cnonll life CT inofolot UNDER
ISnerne, pilbe bette brinae Iotio.
nalarmeenS Stprfe op til 1000.
coo Mano % meb ocn regulpre
Grne og Acknowledgement
gipe 2anoet Ell Militpritprfe paa
tilialhmen 100000 Mano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
julien / Sperioe.

StocfhoIm ocn 266c See: Icttt
bnr ppret Sen itiacitc Sui noqcn
bcr / Stocfbolm fan miuoc@. Nr
lien ale &c ponlige SliIcieItligbc,
ser bar monttet oplipeS, men ct
,SlllctrG innotcS Der oog | DC iIeitc
Stem. Wcr paa @runo al, at
o~lniuoclige &pS toiter So Eun0ct,
ionot mani poa at prpoc erect
meo SrGIps Nor Spn5 Stplo %
ln0e set opIpIc mcO intoa cIcftriifc
Camper.
Ger hor ourct pocrIt fnapt ON
DC panligc Sulerctter, % ieIo ON
De bar of ian, uor @riicrnc iaa
lsic, at finn iaa baooc Haao til at
bctalc Dem.
9renlpeluiS fan upuncs, at
9Gbler % No00cr foitcr ira SO til
81 Funoct % @iGs ira So til
$40 Stptfct.
SongeiamiIicn abr ferret ,<uler
meo at bringc liot ,5itIegIGoe til
Iaanan8e Iattige Stem lom uutlig.
Nen oen ~iteritc SuIeieit bleu al
net al oen ameritanife 6iniiter,
Sra 9~teIion WorriS, og hans Nu,
itru, Der inobso 500 trPnacnoe
StoIebsru I'll Srattemcrt OF en-
gurneiOreitiairg / Ell al oe itore
Gale / "@raro Sotel".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
uoifripninS al ,1lurcrc,

8nihingtou Den 26oc Gccbr. 4:
@ecnrnlproioS GropScr bar ioaq
icn0t (>nitrurcr til StotS1uucrue,
rcrnc on ltoifriuuinG al 1000
Murcrc, iom / bei @rao trGrgc3
al General Tcribing / 6roufria.
Dc nil bli tagnc til Iicneitr !
GUcrcnaitemmelIe ntco Sla5iiiice.
ringer / oct me lloifriuninNSlp.
tent Ion M / oi3ie Gage err bragt
| I%nuenoelle.
&ignenoe Snitrurer oil rintclia,
oil BIZ uoIte0t for ll0itriuniug al
un8c NGno, iom bar Griariug /
iorifieIigc on0re Naon0uerf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Stefansion paa
Pjempeien.

Ottnno, Snt., Sen 266e 9ecbr. :
Cen befierote a~rftiife Spoagelies.
tciieroe 0iIbioImur Steian5Ion er.
iislae Mcooelelie iii oct fanaoiife
Warineoepartement, anfommet iii
Sort gufou. Ron bap0e intet
bart ira bom iioer / Dlart5 1916.
Grpeoiticnen oigit / Nai 1913 %
uenteoe at tiIbringe ire aar / IoIar.
egnene.
Get bar paa fin ioregaaenoe or,
reoition, of Steiorsion opoageoc
DC Igie gitinloer, iom ban troe0c
mIligeirs bar Giterfommere al en-
Slot RorbmPno, iom ioriuon0t ira
@rerlmno / t412.
Steiausion, ser er en- @raSuent
ira Sarparo llriperlitet. gioroe lin
isrite Heiie iii Sc arftiifc Regio.
ner / 1904. Get nrite 9(ar be.
iegte ban Sslanb, bpor bans Sor-
Rlore blep fsot.
) 1906 foretog ban en- Grpe0i,
tion til Wacteu5ieilooenS Mrnoing
90 tiIbragte is Waaueoer bIauot
&C oerboenoe @itimoer. ) 1908
erog ban pan en- ny Grpebition ri
De iamme Ggne. % oet oar paa
oenne. at ban opoageoe Cen IpIe
Stamme al gifimoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

bapt paa lpnse. Sabene opgipes I'll
ioIt fun 1876 Wanb, bporaf 331
Sfiicerer % 3tSt Wenige er ioIbne
euer oebe at fine Saar, mems 1889
Sfiicerer % 13,425 Menise er iaaret
euer iapnes.
9co Sen f~ranife Sront bar Slipper
ne Sc iibite Sage uOiolbet Ell uipo.
panIig Iftipitet. gn franif &apport
melber, at ser / 100 2uittrGfninger /
Saaene Iige unoer Siil bleu lfuot neo
IS tpife Wiaifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
prclieentcns Jul.

WaIhinaton Sen 25oe Iecbr /:
H%rGltocutcu % bans Nuitru lei.
le0c &ulcn / al StiIhco / lit Sicn.
Oct bnu6c uGrct 0erc9 Ncuiiat at
Aoo til Strife men RcNnpciret FOR.
hiuorc0c set. Cm Glitencu trnn.
les Ct &uIctrr for NrGiiocrtcrS
NorlWberu.
Sgnnr uoocltc Nr@. @lliou Gre,
ienter iii omtrcnt 80 @ern, % al
GrGItocntcu bIpcp Ger uooelt i25
SaIfrmcr blnuot oct Sptoc SuS'
Gicncrpcriounle % ANDRE 6lntftic.
nGrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
banoelSDaIdnce,1

@~aibington Den 24Oe Sec. Sfel9e
Ell ibog al @ureouet for us og Sn.
oenrigshonoel oiientliggiort Rapport
ubgiorbe DC Sor. StoterS Sonbel$.
balance Ben lite December nGitcn So,
600, 100000. @ettc reprpicnterer
en- Soregelie al ca. 141 100000 oocr
lamne Sibsrllm forrige Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Kuliituationen.

@aibiugton Sen 24be Sec. Sfiont
ser / fIere Ggrc al Sanbet berifer en-
ioftiit NtangcI poo aiil, bar Eroolf.
tioren al @IeOful itprre / Nouember
emo / nogen iorcaaoe1be Nooneo i
allIinouitriens @iitorie. Troouftio.
men er / @irfeIiqbeOen en- bel Naanc0
ioruo for EroOuftiouen / Nopen1bcr
1916, % bpi5 december ifiiloe piie ct
l%ignenoe glPocliqt ReiuItat, piIoe 20.
taIproouftioueu Tor aaret BIZ minoIi
8 Yrocent Iterre emo flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

icm al Spifcrnc bauoc laoet liz
leie til at uoIrgQe Miner uorrior
ocn Inooirifonlfe apit, bar blcpet
togct, % at IMP Mano al @eipt'
nin9cn por bIcpct hcnrettcoc. Scu.
rettelIcu ionot Stco lem Gage ier
hans Nireiic ira Cape Comm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
benretteoe Spenifer.

Gan 6rancisco. Cal. Sen 2ioe
Gecbr. Wr. 0, girep. en- irem.
ragenoe 6orreningsmano ira Cape
Conn, Spoafrifa. iom antom Der.
til ibns, beretter, at CT Ioenit Sfib,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Setter @ilbelm bolber> en- ny Sale.
San erfl9rer, at @urberre er CT
Mllieret, iunt man fan itple paa
abIulnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Sc rusiiiftpife Observation-Disclosures
er life %afbrmot, men Spiferne bar
faaet Dem nbiat Here @ange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Eaa IiiasDplateanet bar bet / ffere
Sage peg.et meb Mngreb % NOo.
ansreb. 81 ME Ssiber / Utter
riaerncs SGnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
Verden$krigen.

@obigt Snlesilbe paa ben italienife
NOrofrunt. Spiferne sisr itpre
Mnitrengelier for at brpbe isien'
mem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28
GVViVd P7fdHd.
Gpentprligc Splepclier en- Rat paa
Den italicnifc Irunt.
Gcn tauic Xoituant.
(Slutning.)
Secember 1917.

Srsu fra "0scorab Roiten s uoienote Sriess
torreipouoeut, DR.. Srsts Srstslduo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

(ltten''.
Ming. ba
ont bans
|ilpauoS.
oueiauo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

YcreS
|. Winn...
|uoeryrIs>
til uorif
bus liee
itript III
H for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

fpnipll,
kfnr %
til pafre
| Banter
be iorss.
frip eiter
%. Tut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

~ StUS
enfor.
biteiar
i,u er
&I 6eit
life,
pffebc
iaeoe
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t1telbp
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no, ri.
laloer,
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bfesior
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roo pg
Spebe.
Fltl,b /
e fao,
Itlaitb,
4orn.
Sio.
'oHe %
y tetger
SOFTEN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

Gortisitss paa sue {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-28

'f oER2o AR Rs ST GNH5sHgE0asDaHn N SSssA pEssWNgm BSNY y AEEMHE22E EzaERmENSFT Ne sAGE4SfEtoseSTE %Ps assfsGAsa4TEs 0ss EMaEEAAlr THE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
RADFORD NORMAL

Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
Bradford Va, April 2S.-Professor
William f Gilbert during the third
week OF April attended the national
conference OF Community Center
Workers In Chicago. For a number
of years Professor Gilbert has been
actively engaged In various phases of
extension work In Virginia. As sec
rotary of the Appalachian School I'm
provement foundation. he has given
much attention to the various problems
connected with the foundation. parti-
oularly the conduct OF village and ru-
raj schools and of village and rural
Sunday schools and rural churches.
Or. J. Y. Mcconnell and Prof. j. T.
Avent attended the national confer
ence on Rural Problems. held at Win
throp college. Rock Hin. South Caro-
lima, under the direction of the United
States bureau OF education Dr.. Nc
Conneii was on this program to dis
cuss the various ways the normal
school can contribute to the state.
Professor Avent read paper on The
Problem OF the Rural School in vir-
ginia."
The normal students have organized
Student Campus Improvement asso-
citation for the purpose OF beautifying
and Keeping clean and in attractive
condition the normal school grounds
and buildings, The good results o.
the cooperation OF the students and
the pride in the appearance of the
school and grounds are manifested on
every side. Miss Mary Bohn, mem.
Der OF the senior class. is president of
the association
The Clifford Devereaux company will,
MI it's third annual engagement at
the normal school May rs. The conf
pany Will play "Everywoman," and
much Ado About Nothing" on the
open air stage on the campus of tho
normal school In connection with the
summer normal seven day Chau-
tauaua course will be given which will
be open to students OF the summer
normal at A nominal price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
Summing Up For the Drys

The Pomeroy. o.. Tribune-Tele-
graph Is responsible for the story that
Two coiored brothers were discussing
the wet-dry proposition, as most
everybody In these days.
Both seemed to view with alarm
the impending doom OF a dry town.
We can't afford to vote wet" de
ciared one: why. IL is sure to kill bus
mess II this town goes dry
Il don't know about that" faltered
the other: booze don't make business
and don't make q town; man alive.
II Il did, Catiettsburg. Kaintucky.
would be biggah than London Enc
land!"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

Ny III upper Is fettule ma S1uia
come at no more opportune Tune IMAM
.his when we are gradually iofset'lns
me bright lining OF the mule CLOUDS
OF trouble crowding the horizon IN
such rapid succession. One OF the
pest ways TO turn over these clouds
as fast as they appear IS 10 renect
soh the wisdom of rope ana 10 Naiue
each day by putting as much JOY as
possible into IT.
Llie Is not 10 be bought with heaps
of gold:
Not all -Apoilos' Pythian treasures
~ hold hold ~r,sa
w Troy once held, IN peace ana prlae
OF sway
Van bride the poor possession OF
day
POPE
II
heh II there should come oaS
"hen We have no hours Tor JOY. We
can sun look back on these ana see
the bright side OF things.
WcSt--Whcclwrish
\ very pretty. but quiet, wedding
took place at Centenary Methodist
church at noon Yesterday, when Miss
Esther Wheelpright, daughter of
! Thomas $. Whee+Gright, president Of
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
| pany was married TO pr. George
Brooks West of Norfolk. Va. in the
presence Of the two families ard in
| innate friends. the Rev. y. y. Smoot
| off lating
The wedding date had been fixed
for June s. bur because 81 the enlist
ment Of DR. West In the navy medical
corps. an earlier date for tn wedding
was made necessary.
2
nav blue SILK with hat 10 match,
ara carried a bouquet Of orchids and
lilies of the valley. Thu maid ~
. honor. NJ ~ Mars West. sister of the
groom. Mas at,lred in white broad
tloth with picture hat TO match and
carried q bouquet Of sweet peaSe and
roses a. NJ Parrish Of Norfolk,
acted a. the groom best man
The bride w5s educated at Hol(ns
ana Sweet Hriar aud was formerly
"a member ~ m choir Of Centenary
Methodist church
At the las Confederate reunion she
Nas n-sid a. honor connected with
TN Forrest cavalry the sponsors and
IreprtN .utatlNes ~ which division were
| Hospitality entertained at The country
ho'ne of the brides parents in Ches-
teraeia
The side was very popular dehu-
|sanfc OF 1916 ia Memphis whore she
| was vetT extensively entertained dur
| Ing her stay OF s. 'veral months
After The ceremony the Young
e0uple left fer q Northern wedding
trip and their future home in Norfolk
Stcei-Hnskcr
Palms and hridal wreath formed
an altar lighted hy cathedral candles
before which Miss Virginia Willard
| sfaSker and Albert Logan Steel were
iSrTried Yesterday morning at II
o'clock The ceremony took place in
i The ho.ne 81 the brides parents NJ
/ and Mrs Irwin lakewood Hasker.
ITAa Virginia avenue Rev Or Gra-
| ham Lambeth officiating The groom
| is the son of the late III George f.
steel
| The bride. gwen in marriage by her
IAiher. wore travelling suit Of mid
might blue frightened by a corsage
bouaue, Of orchids and lilies Of the
VALLEY. Percy II. Davis acted as Mr..
Steels best man Immediately after
The ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Steel
lef, for Atlantic CITY, New York and
BOSTON.
01t~nf~town guests a. the wedding
we're. Mrs J sutton Jones, al Knox
vile Tenn; :. Miss Maude Steel of
Mics Cit Montana: Mrs. II. f.
Irolkinhorn. of Washington. and Mrs,
The Springdale news., 1917-06-01

A careful investigation made by The World shows
that Mr.. Roosevelts allconquerng army of 100000
men is ore OF the most decisive victories
the high cost Of paper.
Taking definite reports relating to the raising Of
1900 of these recruits, The World found that LIS
had really enrolled The others myths. Every
body who wrote to Mr. Roosevelt offering to raise
company a regiment brigade to have been
registered having actually recruited company ora
regiment or brigade.
There may be a ridiculous episode in American
history than this Roosevelt army which to have
precedence the regular troops and the national
guardsmen and show the trained fighters of the
tern front how to yanqush German miltarism but
if do not know what it is. Certainly there
never before much cry 50 little wool, and yet
asked to believe General Staff which objects
being be-deved by Roosevelt circus while it is
training armies for serious warfare actuaed by mill
tary jealousy of Mr.. Roosevelts superior talents
soldier
The trouble with the Roosevelt army is that it is
nuisance either way. Perhaps Gov. Whitman could
perform patriotic service than to take Theo-
dore Roosevelt off the hands of the National Govern
ment and give the United States chance to raise
armies to win the war.-New York World
The Springdale news., 1917-06-01

THERE HAS BEEN some little criticism Of Con-
gresham Tiliman recently from tive newspapers
in the district, which newspapers apparently misun-
derstand his position with reference to the policy
of the administration. If mistake not this crt-
csrn comes from sources that opposed Mr.. Tillman
when he was making his for Congress, and natur
ally this same influence is still against him, eager to
grasp at anything in effort to discredit him in the
eyes of the people As will doubtless be remembered
Judge Tman, in all his campaign addresses, stressed
his opposition to the appropriation of vast of
public money for the construction of bateships and
the maintenance of large standing army and navy,
his contention being that this money could be
proably used in the construction of permanent high
ways throughout the country, the enlargement of
educational institutions etc At that time had
any thought that this country would become in
volved in such entering and with
conditions they apparently then existed his posi-
ton the right, sensible Like every other
good citizen, Congressman Tillman has been opposed
war and has sought the extent of his ability and
opportunities to keep this country out of the conflict
As result of this, seeking to create the
impression that he is not standing behind President
Wilson in his great task This is mistake Congress-
Tillman is loyal to his country and after it
seen that inevitable he has given his support
to the that President Wilson and his advisers
asked for and the people of the district didn't have to
wire and write him petitions before he did SO, either.
Congressman Tillnan is Stacker