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The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

THE Last Lay of the Hen" may yet
be fashioned into a stirring epic
Nashville Banner. It's too old now for
safe handling.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

Over one hundred English thorough
bred horses ere unloaded at New York
recently to be kept in this country for
racing and breeding purposes. This
is said to be the largest number
sent to America from England since
the war began.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

That Pershing expedition was all
right with the exception that it didn't
do what it was sent to do.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

Don't miss those farm talk meetings
Wednesday. They are for both men
and women, old and young.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

A press dispatch says that Gerard
smiled as his train pulled out of Ber-
lin. Wasn't that quite natural?
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16
ASK ANYBODY
WHO HAS SEEN

Our newly stocked Furniture de-
partment. Now is the time to buy
Furniture. We have the goods
bought right. Come and see for
yourself.
RAIN WEDDINGTON co.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

To England:-The U-boat will get
you if you don't watch out.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

To the bootlegger this is the short
est February ever.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16
OUR FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT.

Going to buy Furniture, Rugs,
Etc? We have household goods
galore. Come to see us.
BAIN-W EDDINGT0N co
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16
THE BUGGY is HERE TO STAY

The old reliable, dependable, all
the year round vehicle. Come to our
place and let us show you our large
assortment. See our display ad
this issue.
BAIN-WEDDINGTON co.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-02-16

BAIN-WEDDINGToN co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
REVELATIONS
0tRWlfE
GV Mele GorriSOL~
How the Mysterious Strange Reap
naafai

How the Mysterious Strange Reap
peared.
A TER Lillian and ! had lci, the
~ hulc hat hop where. rcmcmbcr
A,ug olcky. hehc,t 20 disregard
the priced had spcn, Sj5 for an autumn
hat, ! saw no more 81 the man who had
90 annoyed me- by his scrutiny
Lillian bade nc good by a, the door
oi the hat shop
"You don't need nc anv longer. do
YOU. She asked "uYN that TIN. hat
question IS settled
"Oh t., Lillian / returned aud
am a"iully grateful 10 }ou f.. giving
me- su much vt your time
"Nc,cr mind the gratitude Lillian
sand, aiioctlonatcy pAttiug my shoulder
needed TO get out ANYWAY I've been
grinding pretty steadily the las, two
OF three day. But I'm up to my cars
IN work. So II YOU don, need me any
longer, I'll run along now Can't YOU
lunch with me Wednesday before you
60 to your STUDY club when you como
for the bat"
Impossible | returned II have to
see that Mother Graham +, cu>conced
comfortably IN the hotel prepara, rs 10
our trip. III run over from the train
Wednesday forenoon. a. soon a, ! get
IN, get the hat, prmp up a bit and then
hurry over o. Mother Graham at the
hotel
"'Till Wpdncsday, then" Lillian
said, Good by"
/ The Stranger Appears
had quite a long list IN my purse OF
small purchase, 10 be made. Katie wa,
to be married Wednesday morning
Dirky was to take his mother to the
hotel tina, same forenoon, | was to ad.
dress the lotu, Study club IN the after.
noon, and Thursday morning Dicky ant
J ! were 10 start for a weeks fishing II
the Cat,klll,
knew that would have 20 time Il
come ~ again before Wednesday 50
had a comprehensive lis, of all the er
rand' wished 10 do
NJ last even the smallest item on m,
| ll,i>Nas attended TO- and. worried a
only shopping can tire woman. wen
over 10 the railroad station In my hurr,
OF departure IN the morning ! had Tor
gotten my mileage ticket, So that | hac
to g. to the ticket office 10 purchase
ticket to Marvin
! had forgotten all about the man VIII,
had annoyed me IN the reception room
OF the Sydeuhsm, and the little Engisl
tearoom, so, when turned from bu,inI
my ticket TO find him standing nea
enough 60 me to have heard the nam
Marvin, was startled and terrified
lie did not once glance toward me
however. but Strollcd away quickly a
II in finding out the name oi my hom
town he had learned all he wished
| was thoroughly upsc, as hurrie,
TO my train, and all through my hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

nomicai to enjoy home life to the greatest g
In addition to the prize of 80 cents, and
Times will give cash prize of So for the
partment is conducted in the interest of our r
tribute menus Send all communications to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12


Journey home Ia Marvin 'hc thought ~
the man troubled mc What va, the
secret OF h', c.~,'cu' espionage iHc
condolences .l 'hc da. had been too
numerous t.r me lu doubt iha' tine man
was following m' around with the in.
toniion o' lcanng my dcn'nN
- illian had strengthened MY .l9''"'
boHc, mat me man was ~, o'I,,'""I a..
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
HObson's Choice.

Mrs Davenport gave her two chill
drcu some iru,t one afternoon Hand
ing i, to Joseph she badc him lc, his
l''lc sister have the first choice.
Shortly after she called him and
said
Joseph ! noticed tina, YOUR little sis.
ter took "a very small apple Did YOU
lcr her have her choice. as ! told you
to-"
"Nc,. mother" replied the boy II
told hcr shc could have the htrlc one
or none a, all and she chose the little
one -llarperS Bazar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Ned BaFtholow and his- dancec.
Sarah Stevens. were on a railway train
entering the city Of New York. They
we're to be married In a month and,
SEED. having business in the metropolis.
sarah had decided 10 go down with
hlm and spend d few days there on the
matter Of her trousseau
shortly before reaching the term
inal the train ran into q tunnel IT
was a short tunnel, and no lights we're
lit. Most of the passengers. thinking
that they were rolling into tie station.
arose from their seats and crowded
into the aisleE, Ned and Sarah among
the number When Ned perceived that
the train was in the dark he concluded
To take a kiss Drawing Sarah to-
ward him. he pressed his lips upon
hers
sarah, to his establishment. broke
away from him at the same time ut
terihR a cry The train shot our into
The light and revealed TO Ned a Young
woman looking al him Indignantly.
Sarah was standing a yard away from
her dauce.
The young woman who had been
kissed. seeing the astonished expires
sion on Ned rs face broke into a smile
Ned VAS in a dilemma He cOuldn L
apologize without saying that he had
kissed the wrong woman. So he said
nothing. The smile on the girls face
changed 10 frown. Sarah. not un-
derstauding what had happened, look
ed curious.
The train stopped-in the station. and
the passengers poured out on 10 the
platform. The kissed woman alighted
before Ned and Sarah, and Ned kept am
eve on her as she walked out Of the
station a dozen yards ahead Of him
When She reached the sidewalk She
entered a taxi Ned made a mental
note Of its number
Fate has so many persons affairs I'm
its hands that ~ starts things, then
leaves the persons themselves 20 work
out the problem. though fate viii take
hand az any time in any of the mill
lions of LIES real stories Ned BarthD-
low felt that he owed the lady he had
kissed by mistake an apology Since
he could not well have made one iu the
presence Of Sarah it occurred to him
that possibly ne might do so when
Sarah was not present Atany rate. he
fixed i'm memory the number of the
taxicab in which the lady had been
driven away and as soon as Inc had dis
posed OF Sarah went 10 the cab COM
panys Office asked that The number
be called IA and when the cab came
paid the cabm8n dollar to tell him
whore he had driven the lady
Another strange thing is that we do
things for one reason thinking that we
are doing them for another. Ned could
have let the matter drop, or he might
have sent a brief explanation by mail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
The Daily Story
A Kiss by Mistakenly William Chandler.


THAT is after getting the lady name
he did neither Tie called al The ad
dress the eaDman gave him that pert
evening and asked for tile lady who
had arrived during the afternoon ON
train
Use truth IS that an this part OF the
story might AS we'll be condensed into
q few words The kiss ~ the dark
was feast for q god ANA ne wanted
another one from the same lips. He
could kiss his hancee all be liked
Possibly that entered into his reason
Tor wishing to kiss another woman
he had no right 60 kiss.
The lady entered the room wonder
ing and seeing the man who had
kissed her bluahed That was do
most unfortunate thing she could have
done. d. doubled ned S desire 90 Kiss
her again.
II have taken the liberty to come
without permission DE saidr 90 make
au explanation
The lady dropped her eyes 10 tHa
floor and waited. Ned had intended
to tell her lhat dee was engaged to the
lady who had stood near MIN on rHe
train and 20 confess that tho Kiss had
been intended FOR her But how could
he hope for duplicate kiss after
making such an avOWalt The scamp
changed bis tactics entering instead
on a tissue of lies.
II had noticed YOU. he said. 's.f-
ting in The car not FAR from me- You
VIII forgive me, won't YOU
Proceed. said the girl
How could ] help admirius one .o
whom admiration u.s. due Your LIQUID
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
cEORDs 40
Id I s c O r ID S
THE MICHEL

THE NICKEL.
Oh. here's to the nickel.
So shiny and bright.
That serves me SO often
From morning till might
Ir taxes me 70 business
or bIackeua my shoes
lit pays for a smoke,
or provides me with news
When i go to the movies
Ii takes me inside
If ] travel by jituev
1t pays for the ride
It's a tip for the waiter
The barber or kid
VINO brushes my clothes
And then hands me my lid
It aueucues my thirst
Or it buys me a stew
fl sure beats the deuce
What q nickel viii do
So here to the nickel
Let loud praises swell
To this wonderful coin
That has served me so well.
R r HAYNES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
Day in Davenport

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said t5at the man urors : darL o,.r-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Gets Razor 90 Shave and sCares
Wife When John LeCIaire went To
shave he very naturally got bis razor
from the box and opened IT. His wife
took one look 81 the fearful blade and
called the police She told them over
the phone that her husband was
about 10 cut her throat The black
maria" was sent to the LeClaire home
which Is on the second floor of o barn
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets and Iowa and Rock Island
streets. They found him shaving. as
aforesaid. with his razor. He claimed
he knew nothing about cutting his
wlfes throat
Alienation Case Postponed After
furnishing a lot Of amusement during
the selection Of the jury. the alteua-
ton of affections case OF Bl8Eney VS.
Barr was sponed until the March
term of court Blayueg asked 100000
from the defendant for che lost love
of his wife
Halligan 10 Enlarge Plant -PreIim-
mary plans FOR . new warehouse We're
submitted to Building Commissioner
r. O. Graham by the Halligau Candy
company. The new structure is t0 De
erected vests OF the plant ON West
Fourth street IT viii be oue-storv
brick building, erected 10 permit OF
building three more stories when the
need arises. The structure viii be 30
by $50 feet
Seek Citizens Papers -Premouid0us
of possible trouble with Germany
caused rush on the Scott county
clerks Office yesterday when five
o.
papers. preparatory TO becoming cit-
liens OF the United States They are
taking no chances Of being informed.
Sent TO Pen-Harry smith lhe mau
Who tried to stick up the Iowa restau-
rant with an empty gun and was shot
twice by waiter. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced by Judge r. .. Let's To
an indefinite term in the state peaI-
Tertiary. Smith was sentenced under
the law which means that the state
board Of control viii regulate the time
he is to spend at the institution.
o.
Seeks Damage for FaIl-A tumble
down new staircase cost Mrs. Mary
krumb hoItz $4,000 for loss OF time.
injuries, suffering and earning power.
At least this is The SUM she asks ol
Mrs. Mary Weetz in a damage case
called before the district court yes
terday Mrs. Krumbholtz claims that
through negligence Of the defendant
some building material was left on the
stairway which she was descending.
She stumbled over this and fell down
the steps, suffering several broken
bones
Mysterious ShOts-Scene Dark and
stormy night at the corner 0f Fourth
and Brady streets Waterman watch
ing the weather Suddenly from the
murky blackness, three shots rang
out in the still night air The flashes
tore apart the inky curtain enough
for the watchful porter John Lipouios
of the Western Fruit and Candy cons
pauy, to see well-dressed couple
standing about fifty feet west Of the
corner. He was scared Shrinking i'm
TO corner OF the doorway. the por-
ter watchiully waited. Then he saW
the couple turn down Brady street.
disappearing again in the dark The
man was Still carrying the gun with
which the shots were fired He had
apparently fred into the air as none
81 the bullets hit anything iu The vie
ciuity Detective P9rkv PheI0n AZ the
BlackhsWk hotel heard the noise 81
the revolver Dark Thoughts 0f MUIR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Chance for Another Inquiry.
The United States secret service at
Chicago has added q number of women
10 its staff mir Clabaugh. the chief
says the Herald. refused to discuss
the activities in his department He
did admit that he had been up until
midnight several nights working on
2nEernmeuL husineEs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

IS dispatch ar0m London says thar
Carrauza has SEM his best wishes I'd
fae German emperor. Strange To re-
late. the United States refuses TO grow
lEa=-a. over
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

II DIDN'T like YOUR caustic com
ueut ON the Offering by a Chicago
woman OF her three boys for service
in the army in case of war" says
EIoise. When mother volunteers
such noble sacrifice she should be
commended rather than criticised -
We didn't like IT, either After q
nights worry over TT we decided that
we had not done the good woman full
Justice We should have mentioned
the name OF the business OF which her
husband is the head II might have
brought him few local orders
HOLD the press. Tom. elm reading
your reference to the Drummer divorce
suit. iH which you stated that the hus-
band had been so cruel that his wife
was forced to beat it, writes VI. l.. f..
sou failed 10 sag whether the defend
amt had been shared by aHy other
women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

is25- Peter fle Great Russian re..u.
er ana monarch. died. born la.-
Founded S. PETERSBURG
i9'ti- Ceueeal Poriiro pI8z surrender
ea . Me2 alrurmy " s~o meu ~
the French
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

dAhE BaCdmaH, our literary con-
temporary, Is NOT satisfied that he has
solved the high cost OF living by his
marvellous dieting experience. iuas-
much as he has been 80 successful IN
curtailing his aT0irdup0is that ne
won't dare appear in public the COM
ing summer with amy Of the nifty gar
mgn2s that graced HIS manly f0rm
during the heated period of "a , ear age.
But Jake has managed TO retain his
sunny disposition despite that he is 10
longer member of the Eat mems
class.
WE beg to acknowledge. with due
gratitude. receipt of credentials good
for one days board and lodging at the
Hotel Commonwealth, New York. all
70 be free of charge This courtesy.
coming unsolicited al a time when the
price Of food has gone beyond all rea-
zonable limitations is indeed signif-
cant, possibly suggesting that Gotham
has cornered all the potatoes and eggs
and everything Now if the railroads
viii get together and furnish us trans
portatjon both Wavs. with sroozing &C
e0mmodatioRs added Wen try TO slip
away some evening and show the folks
ST the common wealth how 20 exercise
typical western appetite. Miss Daisy
0den OF the Burlington Frank n
PIummer of the Rock Island and s
3. StOddard of the Milwaukee might
hold conference and try TO make
possible our use OF the Commonwealth
ticket though we're not quite certain
That The hotel has yet started serving
food IT'S 70 be built By stock com
pauv 20 be formed among people from
over the country. all Of whom viii
share in the profits and viii receive
rebates in the bargain Well, any
way we got the ticket. and III mention
81 the fact can be figured as publicity
fha- VIII aid the enterprise. as Eva
TansUaT would remark. we don't care
"e ve eot to 6li this column once
daE no matter how high the cost on
white paper goes.
j. NJ. G..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

THE trouble with modern society is
us operations make too many sweet
little girls think they are happy when
they are only excited. observes the
sage of the Houston Post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

THE international crisis has not
been without it, c0mpensGiing fea-
tures. For instance, il closed Tom
LaWsOH's trap.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

THERE is AN EFFORT being made to
hold an future meetings Of the Illinois
legislature in Chicago. III that day
ever comes we may expect 10 see the
assembly I'm continuous session.
Springfield, if appears, since the lid
has been partly cinmped, eHf0rces too
much sleep on the Chicago members.
Ii the proposed change is not made
we may see the day when Chicago WIN
be without typical representation in
the legislature,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Miss Gertrude Bower stearns and
her two children left Monday for
Santa Barbara, Cal.-Detroit Free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

THE Austrian consul at Chicago IL
reported 20 be sitting tight He might
lie down. He would feel better the
next morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Alienation Case Postponed After
furnishing a lot Of amusement during
the selection Of the jury. the aHeua-
ton of affections case OF Bl8Eney VS.
Barr was postponed until tae March
term of court BIayuey asked 100000
from the defendant for the lost love
of his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
MOTOR FROM MICHIGAN.
Party Makes Trip From Jackson in
Quick Time.

Mr.. and Mrs. Corrington A. Nichol
and Mrs. Frank R. Nichol arrived in
Washington last week after a motor
trip from Jackson, Mich, and barring
a few miles of rough road between
Norwalk and Ashland. and Steuben-
vile and Wheeling. report the roads in
excellent condition.
The party left Jackson June 1S
reaching Washington at noon. June
IS. Their itinery included Toledo. Free
mont, Norwalk. Ashland. Wooster. Mas
silon. Canton. Steubenville. Wheeling
Uniontown, Cumberland, Hagerstown
Frederick. Ridgeville and Rockville.
Mr.. Nichol says that he noticed the
roads east of Wheeling were very much
better than those west of that point
The party will remain in Washington
ten days and return home by the way
of Baltimore, Wilmington, Atlantic
City. Asbury Park. New York. Phil
adelphia. Gettysburg, Pittsburg. Buff
falo, Niagara Falls. Erie, Cleveland
Toledo and Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
PEERLESS AGENCY HERE.
Line to Be Represented in Capital
After Several Years.

After an absence of several years the
Peerless auto line is again represented
in the National Capital. Arrangements
were completed during the week with
the Trew Motor Company. which will
have not only the District Of Columbia,
but adjacent territory.
The new Peerless line is of the eight
cylinder type. the various models con-
sisting Of touring car. roadster of the
four passenger type. sedan, sedan-coupe
and limousine. The touring car and
roadster models have the aisle between
are all rated at eighty-horsepower The
first of the cars were received during
the past week and placed on display
at the local salesroom, 1887 14th street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
Columbia Auto Supply Co.
Charles Some, Prop.

18th and Irving SITS. NV.
3. L. Some, Mgr.
Tel. Col. $3.50.
18th and Fl SITS. NV.
n. ]. Sterzer, Mgr.
Tel. Main 1895.
2525 Sherman ave NV.
L. NJ. Meyers. Mgr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
TO TAKE UNION GARAGE.
eemmes Company Gets Large Space
in One Building.

The Semmes Motor Company has ar
ranged to take over the Union Garage
July l. The building will be used for a
service station for tho Dodge and Hud-
son cars, mechanical department. stor-
age of new cars. care of Vim truck
service and the Semmes bus lines.
The Ave acres Of floor space in the
garage will put at the disposal of the
Sefnmes company ample room to carry
on in one building the work in the vari-
Gus divisions of its business that had
up to now been separated. Automatic
ally. Of course. this marks the passing
Of the company's v street service sta
ton and the Congressional Garage, on
lower Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

of Elkton, and has completed that Sec
ton Of the road between Elkton and
the Delaware state line. and 10 now
working between Elkton and Chesa-
peake City. Upon the completion of
this section 1t will move to the north
ern part of Cecil county and treat that
section of the road In the vicinity Of
Rising Sun-Conowingo.
Oiling outfit No. started to work at
Ellicott City and going westward on
the pike to Cumberland. has completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

its work TO West Friendship and all of
Carsol county, and Is now working on
that section Of road between Sykes
vile and West Friendship. Upon the
completion OF this section 1t will go
westward. working between West
Friendship and Mount Airy.
Oiling outfit No is now at Cumber-
land, where il has been for some days
awaiting the arrival of material. and
upon the arrival of tho material 1t VIII
treat the section Of the pike from
Flfntsfone to Cumberland.