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The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
Falrbanh. post, No. ~ o. :. ~, ha.

elected thc foliowi Ing Officers tor
the ensuing year Commander
H. Bailey. senior vices udrf.
Lewis SprluEt Junior Vlce-con- -
WaDdcr 81. L GreeuWaId, quarter
muster Thomas ratry surgeon IT.
s. White. officer OF the day. T. T.
culver. officer az tho guard Lyman
Riggs adtustant Robert Morr.
board of directors ID l kimbHl
D. r. lamb r. Morris. -. IT, 1awy'
trustees. Is. a Parker, O. b an
dravs. II. r williams C.. X Rad
elite
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
MOVIE TICkETS

SIN ron pc
Nv mail. enclose E7c ln stamps. Good
nnr fiutc nf nNe downtown theatres.
~ uunM ARD IIfT ATHE CO.,
806 Brvitmcyer Hlda.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

The People, state hank has opened
it~ hftrrnth brunch office az Grand
H|Frr Jut ii.iUur .ntr... known as
fNr thMrri .fu branch. Do ls ln
.HITE. .t HrftrIt Ai E.tcF
In appreciation OF the work done la
the social iifr ct Detroit lodge Of
Il.. i..usH B. LIlrI was pre- sruted
Thursday evening WffE Iife mem
hs|sN.p u fnr Club SIR klRrfs 3
cord af rnirrfHI7 WBa placed 100 "a
E.fI .HrI.l .n. that can De slip
ltl into the vest pocket The pre-
stntafI.n uu NrhHIf ~ tho members
Wa. uL-- " L---. " l,r-se
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
The nr~t Hoover wedding 60 ne ceir-
brRtcd in Detroit took place Wa

n.sdpv in tho Warrcu-lve Baptist
church. when Mrs W B SeErIa
was married % Joseph Joyce The
bride maae her own wediiu
clothes. bakqd tho wedding cake.
cooked th~ Wedding dinner in o
frelcsa cooker TO save fuel. unl
dispensed with a honeymoon trip.
A. the brides request there were
no wedding gifts Tho bride, who
Sc the Youngest daughter OF the
late ur J r. Strayer. hae owned
fryroadH store ~ Willis-ave and
Hraubieh-st. FOR the Last two years.
Mr. nud Mr4 Joyce will reside at
-a- rl4rfIfeu at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
For Democratic Army.

Ea his recent announcement that
ua salaries would be paid 10 men
training for commissions in officers
training camps the ad5utaat general
a- Washington found the the govern
mauta hands aare tied by tEe resrrie-
Hg1s or the law.
By their agreement On the payment
EFF regular salaries to all men entered
af rga officers training camps the
1glaa and senate couferees ou the
army appropriation have rjghted the
s.luar ON. Their action makes certain
=1ar faa new army will be differed OLE
thoroughly democratic system. The
danger that the training camps
would BE- limited to rich men rs re-
moved. $50 false distinctions of class
or caste threaten the new army. Lack
ot aB Independent income viii no
longer be bar TO the man compe-
tent 10 hold q commission. and q grave
injustice IS .remedied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
The Daily Story
Making Markedly Richard Markly.

When I finished my detective story.
The Octagon House. I sent il 70 ev-
cry publisher without success. I had
used up nay funds while writing ii
and was confronted with starvation.
One of the publishers had suggested
that / invent some method of making q
market for my work I didn't under
stand what he meant and he explained
that I think up some story about 10
that would attract the attention al
the public / told him that had done
inyentinE enough ia writing the novel
and had no ingenuity left.
/ put an advertisement JIM news
paper stating that man OF large eX-
perience wished d position in de-
tective bureau. I received one reply.
It was from man who lived so miles
away from where I lived, and I was
Obliged TO 20 to see him BY train.
feared TO risk finding him. but since
I had nothing else in view I concluded
to do so. Throwing a few things into
suit case. / went TO the station and
was soon Jogging along on q way
train for my destination. with my
hand baggage in the rack above my
head
It was not long before / saw man
looking at me from q seat ON the OPP
posite side of the aisle ] first noticed
that he was intent upon nay suit case,
the end of which protruded from the
rack. When he lowered his eyes be
seemed TO take me in for some pur-
pose. assumed that ne suspected
me Of being some enc else and was
trying to make up bis mind as TO my
identity
When the person sitting beside me
E-E t+F Hfr a tsaE
observing ne-he was o brutal looking
feIIow-came and sat down beside me.
"Howdy. Mack" he said in low
voice.
I turned and looked at him.
Now. q writer of detective stories
and one ambitious Of shining as de
tective is not likely to throw In an ad-
venture over his shoulder. i hazarded
a guess that the man was e. crook and
had mistaken me for another crook.
1T was not fattering TO be mistaken
for a iaiIbird. but i'm the hope of turn
ing up something / put my pride In
my pocket
When did YOU get out2" 7 asked.
Two weeks ago.
Have you got ON 60 anything
siuce2"
Yes. but the cops have got me tied
mp with it. I can't realize on # with
out their spoCtin' me"
Maybe I can help YOU
He made no reply to this for awhile
1t occurred to me that he would not
relish trusting me. I broke the ST.
Ieuce by asking him what kind of
swag he had go on to. He said it was
silver plate Plate is bulky, and 7 had
no doubt that he would ind difficulty
in dispOsing Of il.
"IIl tell You what TIL DO ne said
after considerable reflection. sIII put
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
nnat Is snrins FeEer.


Ahool ,.i7 anne OF ear s9lP..tl ana
nl9lassea, so-1al-ed plooa BURNERS anu
-iFeF regulators attain renewed po2a-
taflls- inc a0.4 lLlaA7 oaL4asL.34
"1sta many % -a170 app9e-c7- 07-
-.a' ~ 7p't-t7--7 s --r aug "@s
Aalis ltiete aLa TWO H4@lH~-t7 "Ai1A
loI1elAe 20 MAKE q genuine case. III
me Hi7- pace me carry oass on spring
"AeA SI4117 ls 71oo-las 4P ana
new me a'oaAd7 7tsl$ ~ ieIe. coax 3 gu
-A- OF fo.l oaFs INTO -Ae great open
country foa t@64 Il stFo-ts bleN Le"
spring ..o1e t.lLA ~ s+e .ail4ls nee
.at ana unconscious lal4toaIe your
own fasaeT rusty see@-. stare e31-l-
nor "ira the -aoa.FoA 81 al ne
around E0u This makes gou feel IN
e1ecrlal out of tune You interpret
your feeling as impure blood. and YOU
banker after something TO purify your
blood.
IN The second place, i may be that
your blood really IS luA OF po1sons-
don E know. alE don't know. No
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

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-, -. IN '%
- ~ s-o,,,~o sfr,f,t,t -.
- s.,,,.e.,3 T.I1 ,i,r IN, 800, ...
Nc aueA FISK except on haiFes
sald-
/ lie asked nae bow 4 proposed 20 do
the job, and ] replied that 4 would
melt the stuff and dispose of II as raw
material made uP "a story abau.
my ability to get a ire not enough fox
the purpose and I had Ho-ae ioI
iagOts that J had acquired Tor q slime
ilar purpose.
"How much of it fs there2" asked
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- "a telfg 7.a taIsan
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.-,ff at ,f-.e,-fe5 a55ans7st-E .If
f--.ft-tsr..~ ia. -er.t s,,en5ns. H. re.,.-,..
~, gti,.ar M such mari ae he .ss.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07


I'm tired Of The rosy light,
I'm down on all the wines t1ar
cling
THE moon IN silver sheen bedight#
Is sure to set me shuddering
i hate the gI0ries of the spring
I quite despise the 'jocund June"
and such familiar tinE-a-Iiug-
Why don't the poets change their tune2
I'm more than sick Of passions
height"
OF hearts desire and .memory's
sting
The "wailing winds" aye stale and
trite.
And as for swallows on the wing"
Dlsmay to me is all they bring.
The azure skies just make me
swOons
In truth. my very soul they wiring
Why don't the poets change their tune
I'll bury all the flowers in sight
That On the air their fragrance
fling
The "eerie phantoms of the night"
III murder if 7 have TO swing.
AS for the hearts where love is
king.
III smash them all 10 pieces soon.
cannot stand this sort Of thing
Why don't the poets change their tune?
Just see how they my nerves unstringt
TO sill them Off would be d boon.
But since they're here and they must
sing.
Why don't the poets change their tuner
NATHAN NJ. LEVY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

ain has witnessed I'm ? century.
Tens OF thousands of Irishmen are
holding back because they want as
surauce of their own rights before
they fight for others Grant this
and there would be a rush ct the
colors by those now disc0utented
and the war for liberty would be the
sooner ended.
There is nothing in the way but
ancient religious prejudice and this
is unworthy of this day and time. II
ought to so doWn before the rising
tide of liberty. There is not the least
danger that home ruIe in Ireland
would bring religious persecution ia
any quarter The enlightened sen
tinent of the world would not toll
crate it and the better spirit Of Ire
land would not tolerate IL Ancient
prejudice is TOO smaH an object to
block the path of progress.
Premier George has the oppor-
tunity 70 unity his country iu the
common cause IN which the world
is now engaged by making an agree
able comrade Of I suspicious Deizh-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

last few months by thrifty housewives
but there are too many who st1H per
slst la rs4ese forms OF waste.
The remedies, OF course, are greater
crops yields, less wasteful means Of
distribution the elimination Of the
apaculatorE, personal marketing and
conservation II the homes. TWO and
perhaps three o9 these are govern
mental problems and yet We have an
untold number Of congressman rep
reseuunE food producing states who
are always ready with opinions on
foreign questions but most remark
ably silent OF the nations food Ques-
sion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Justice for Ireland.

Premier Lloyd George in a recent
public address referring To the Irish
question said
We must convert Ireland from q
suspicious surIy. dangerous neLghu0r
TO cheerful. loyal comrade Settle
ment of the Irish question is essen
tial for 3Ge peace of the world and
essential 40 q speedy victory 5a the
war I appeal to the patriotism of
ala men to sing everything for The
one purpose oil getting this question
ouz OF the way"
These are the words Of wisdom
and Ll the premier can bring about
The desired settlement II viii justify
his title 10 The greatest EuElishman
since Gladstone And there IS uo
reasonable obstacle in the way of
settlement that viii be satisfactory
and permanent All that ireland
wants is home rule and with the
great majority OF Irish Nationalist
there is no demand for dlsmember-
meul pr The empire They would
continue their representation IN the
British parliament as now and I'D
addition have "a legislature or parlia-
meuE of their own To regulate and
govern their local affairs.
Tho present status or Ireland has
arH-a A-aL Eta-EG ROD
should have IN this country if
state cf the union like Illinois. were
to have r. representation ID the ma
toaal congress and no legislature Of
it's oWa-the national government
taking care OF the local phase NJ the
case This would be an anomaly in
our system and II is quite as much in
Great Britain where the movement
is clearly toward democracy-a larger
ley the people in the af-
fairs OF government. Home rule for
ireland would be consistent with the
Ereat uprising throughout the old ma
tious og the world for more liberty and
more happiness for the men. women
and children who are the strength Of
an nations and Tor whose benefit all
government should be administered.
Even as matters now are. under
the leadership of John Redmond ana
other &atioHaiistz. tens Of thousands
7f Trishueu are lighting bravsly an
The front They are lighting for the
liberty Ct the smaller European ma
tons with the hope and promise
that a better day {s coming also for
Ireland II Premier George will
,uL6u that promise at once he wiz
make the greatest stroke for tine
unity or the empire that Great Brit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
CHORDS I'D
D I Sc O r. d S
JEBES AND JARS.

/ The German dogs Of war. il appears,
are funny little dachshunds that have
/ Learned to run backward.
! InquIsItive Ichabod wants TO know
/ If water on the brain is responsible
for Wavy hair
/ The woman who calls Up to inquire
about q prize fight Is generally using
/ the telephone for a lazy husband.
Another kind of Stacker is the gInk
+ who enlists 10 dodge trouble at home
/ Our idea Of nothing worth doing is
/ looking for the joke department in
/ Chung Sal Yet Pc, the San Francisco
/ Chinese daily paper.
+ Our best advice TO anybody who has
occasion to call on business man
+ is. First, be sure 10 get his name
right
/ a friend Of ours who spent all of
his money buying dinners for chorus
girls now goes about singing The
Gobble One VIII Get You Il You Don {
Watch Out
A locomotive travelling mile min
ute gives 200 puhs each minute, ne
read in a scientific magazine. But
/ theatrical press agent would do bet
ter than that if the dramatic editors
would only give him half q chance
4 man never feels old as long as
he wears his hat at q nifty slant. with
one side turned up and the other
draped nouchalantIy over his off eye.
There is an old Dutch adage which
says that q cold and wet May makes
a full barn and barrel Here's hop
ing.
French members of the allies rep
resentation now i'm this country seem
to be getting the greater share Of adj
miration. After all. it is natural for
fha red white and bFup in feel q sort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
Poor Henrietta

Henrietta Carry Lane went to a lit
tie party the other night 1t was
party where all of the Young folks Of
the community were assembled, and
one of~the entertainment features was
popularity contest" ia which each
girl had her initials put down on a big
sheet Of paper and the boys then voted
on whose initials they liked best.
Henrietta received just one vote,
But, when we think IT, over we Won
der how she could have received even
one vote when her initials are r. T.. L.
Chi Gamble in Peoria Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
prohahIE 10 - - -.

The present legislature is remark
able at least in two respects. First,
ii has devoured more lead pencils per
inmate than any other legislature i'm
the states history by almost two to
one. Secondly. it has struck "a gait for
sanitariuess in the 1900 sanitary
drinking cups used daiIy-Hauford
LEaLL Sentinel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

l. Please inform me II cold bath is
good or harmful after morning exer-
else such as running. p Please tell
me some good Indoor exercises which
can be taken without apparatus s.
Please give me brief rules to follow in
order 10 keep we'll A. d.
Answer 1T depends upon the re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
air Enough.

1t is too bad that some of the peopls
living north Of the printing Office were
so hard up for wood last week that
they had to send the children down
with wagon 80 take some of the
printers wood when he was down
town. The printer knows who the
family is that done rhis and will give
gaem one weeks time to come in and
settle Tor the wood or the name of
the party VIII be published. so that
every body viii be on the lookout If
the party VIII be SO kind as to bring
IN . dollar for this paper We viii call
: square and Keep lt ConldeutiaI.-
Bowlue, tNinn.4 Advance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

support &. ID. BorEus OF DaEnnor.
faces q state charge of child dassrflcu.
Information was filed against him hE
Assistant County Attorney Heal@ Qtra-
SEN The county holds q bin for s10.6
against Borgus for the care OF ua
children They have been iu the Orr
ph8ns Home since 1912. The man was
called into the office of the county at-
toruey for a conference Saturday BE
stated at that time that he did aH
know that FL was necessary for him Iu
continue 50 contribute toward the sgu-
port ot his children after they #ara
taken away from him He ur0re-r tod
against paying the bin o aa-a
claiming that he should have Been .oIa
of gue law at the time hia children en-
tered the institution
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Uumba. former Austrian ambassa-
dor. who was handed his walking pa
pera more than g year ago, now rises
TO remark that President Wilson alone
is t0 blame for plunging the United
States into war But the canned 6iplo-
mat fails To- tell some of the causes.
and ha Hu0ws-a lot of them that have
NOS yet become public property. that
led 10 the said plungiug by lhe ures5-
dent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Il is announced at Washington that
there have been only 125 arrests of
alien enemies since the United States
entered the war This is not such
bad record for the foreigu-6orn cili-
zeuH within our border
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07
a Triumph.

We get out the paper all right this
week Notwithstanding the jug Of fine
cider presented us Monday by Ed
" eissert Seymour MOI Citizen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07


start County campaign EoaaE
campaign throughout Scott county for
memberships was begun. II ls e&-
pected that hundreds OF members VIII
pc secured IN me 5mau towns anu
country districts At the close OF sat
urday.s Red Gross campaign which
brought over As9uo members cam
paign TO raise s0,JJU more I'D oaFeA-
port this week was launched one
half of this sum has already been
pledged by four wealthy Davenport
business men. Joe h Lane has been
appointed chairman of the finance
committee TO raise the remainder.
Total memberships secured
Total cash donations ....-.- 55s.s9
Deposited IN the bank last
night ,............-,.-.,. 5,lbo-hs
Percentage 10 local chapter. $4,000
To National Red Cross -.-.-. 100000
Annual members at 81 eacn---- 5-42l
Subscribing members at s-.-s..- 4a1
contributing members at 90 -.r.. 81
sustaining members at $40 ...--. -
Life members at sz5 ,--...-.e..., III
Patron member at 500 ..-..-...-
o.
TIE Aid Liberty Loan Subscription
to the Library Loan bv the Clearing
House banks of Davenport as uuig
was decided on ar a special meeting of
the Davenport Clearing House associa-
ton Three OF the banks tn the clear
ing house have already made iudjvid-
ual subscriptions to the loan The
Becbtel company, bonds. is included
in the arrangement. Davenports sub
seripu0n 10 the $1,000. goo 600 loan to-
assist the government in the present
crisis has already reached approx
mately 1915. 600, more than any other
further carry out the program of sup
porting the nation by financial back
ing is conclusive evidence OF the
strong patriotic spirit here.
%
Raid Gambling J0int-The red.
white and blue chips were HnelInE
merrilv at 508Ia Harrison street ar|
midnight Saturday when Police OH-|
GERS Bisbon and AFoeIler baDnenad l,.
each other as thew srealthf1v climbed
the stairway and broke INTO the uIace
a poker game was in run progress and
aside from the gaily coIored chfns the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Must Pay for Children Because he
did NOT know that after his three chill
1ren we're sent to the Orphans Home
as must still contribute toward their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Rene vvian deft) in conference with Samuel Gompers
National Defence Council assured the FRENCH leader that ell Of the differ
in the against Germany
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

New Garage Work is now under
way on the construction ol the me
new garage building oi Horst ana
Streiter OF 4Zal422 West Third street.
ign the same block with the Columbia
theatre The building is being erect
ed by @. q. Fieke and it and the als-
ness 20 pc installed represents au ."-
tm@ut OF $50 000 The Deal
made by SmaufeId Brothers raa.
estate agents III will be t#a-slalt
structure with a frontage OF 30 feet
and a depth OF $50 feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Why did Hezekiah rebuild the n7..
about Jerusalem? To aid aggression.
No. To ensure peace for Israel -al
America better his plan,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-07

Marriage Licenses WFa.-
Davenport Iowa, and Anna A. aa#.
auaugh Davenport. Iowa. john l..
l0rug. Betteudort. Iowa, and Anna
SofEa Davenport Iowa Harry e. H..
Moline. ILL.,, and Hazel AZ. HnlIaasn.
Davenport. Iowa Robert Hgaa. Cline
ton, Iowa. and Belle Baird Clinton
Iowa. Henry b. R0sanErauz. la#"..
port Iowa and 0rille W. =.ara X.
Davenport. Iowa
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-02
JOINING RIFLE CLUB IS MOVE
IN INTEREST OF PREPAREDNESS

In case IF failure to undergo train
ing, liability to do SO continues.
Members of permanent military or
naval forces Of the United States ex-
empt from training. Persons physi-
cally unfit for any military or naval
service and persons on whose earn
ings members of family are dependent
for, support exempt from training IN
less ground for exemption ceases be-
fore attaining age of %.
Members of certain religious sects
exempt from training in bearing arms
but not from training in non-com-
Blatant Branches.
Persons convicted of felony, or OF
VIGOROUSLY bad Character, to be
trained only in special units.
Credits for approved instruction to
be allowed, but not to reduce train
inc period 10 less than three months.
All expenses of men in training
to be paid by the government
No substitutes to be accepted, nor
exemption from training to be pur-
chased.
Certificates of training or exemp-
/ ton to lie issued together with
. rosettes for training. Illegal use for
hidden.
10 person liable to training to be
naturalized unless holding such a
certificate or at the time undergoing
training.
No person liable to training to hold
position of trust or profit under the
United States unless holding such Ger
tificate
No person to employ a person up
20 the aGe OF lo liable to training I'M
/ less he has such a certificate.
United States to be divided into
training districts In each district at
least one cantonment to be established.
Every person liable to training to be
registered and to submit to physical
examination.
President may require training in
navy or aov part of those liable to
training. Every person may express
preference as to kind Of training and
time of year. which is to be considered
as far as practicable.
Each training district to be divided
into convenient number of registra ton
districts
Board of medical examiners will be
stationed in each registration district.
Decision to be final
Beard of registration in each regis
tration district will hear applications
: Ati cNtllpliD4l anu 10y lIdilllllS as non
conlbatants.
From time fixed for beginning of
training 10 end of calendar year in
which he becomes %, every person
trained to be member of reserve cit
izen army or reserve citizen navy and
Of class of year when trained. Officers
not to be members of any class. While
in service to be subject to laws, etc.
governing regular army and navy and
to be entitled to pay and allowances of
regular army or navy.
Members of reserve citizen army or
navy to report for one day each year
after completion of training.
Reserve citizen army or navy ma
be called to service in event of defen-
sive war or imminent danger thereof
Not to be used in strikes or industrial
disputes.
Expenses of mobilization to be paid
by the United States.
Another provision, and one which
may cause considerable discussion if
the bill ever becomes law. abolishes
both liquor and tobacco from all mill