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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

There will be general approval Of the action of
the department in transferring young men
holding desk jobs in Washington to more active
service often nearer the front odd men for counsel
young men for action is good maxim now as it
was in ancient times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
TALE OF TWO KITTIES.

Our pet Angora has a tail
So big she has to drag it;
Our Manx cat has one that's SO frail
It's quite a stunt to wag it.
Youngstown Telegram.
our pet maltese has tail
So small it makes one giggle,
While Tabby cats is such a whale
She can not make IT wiggle.
AN English judge, travelling in
the United States, finding himself
short of cash, presented one of the
drafts he had at d local bank, but
was told he must be identified by
someone. He explained to the bank
agent that as he knew no one in
the district this was impossible, and
he showed him his card, his let
tiers of introduction, his name IN his
pocketbook, and the initials on his
handkerchief, but all to no purpose.
Identification was absolutely neces-
sary. During the conversation the
stranger learned that the banker
was also the local judge. and, after
he had exhausted all his attempts
to convince him of his identity, he
said chaffingly:
Come. Judge. you must admit
you've often hanged man on less
evidence"
THAT may be So" replied the
Judge; but when ii comes to part
ing with the dollars, one has 10 be
careful"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

Even Leon Tr0tzBy Feaiizes that the time has
come for some constructive effort in Russia which
probably means that the destructive forces there
have done their worst. The BolshePiH have set
worlds record in pulling things apart. 1t will take
something besides BeisheEh leadership 10 put them
tgge.ler again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05
ANY Pastor viii Agree.
Reynolds Press }

IIltF DOIUs TItSSJ
The Press was in error last week
in reporting a collection of $500
at st. Patrick's church in Edging-
ton on St. Patrick's day. Insteadg
the amount was $40 and every
body agrees that that was a very
liberal amount to be received by
means of a collection basket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

IT'S all day with the kaiser and
his crowd now. SO to speak. DE-
Will Shellum of Charlotte. n. c.,
has enlisted and left for France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

INCIDENTALLY, Otto, Milt and
Becke, may we not call your atten-
ton to the sig. at the bottom of
this column? Yes, it's your treat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-05

Continued tomorrow
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-03
Local Happenings

DR.. Thomas was down from Sol
en- Sunday and is looking after his
professional duties at the Agency
hospital.
Albert Gipp retured Tuesday
from Solen, where he spent Mon
day celebrating with his old
time friends.
L. W. Harris carried the mail to
Mclaughlin Tuesday while Dave
Rabbit made trip to Cannonball
with passengers.
Mrs. Nellie Schoenhut returned
Saturday from Mobridge and Walk
pala, where she spent Christmas
visiting with friends.
Thor Thorson,. one of the we'll
known farmers of the Winona dis
trict, was Fort Yates business Wis
itor the first Of the week.
Geo. Halsey returned last week
from a trip through Idaho, WASH
ington and California, where he
went about two months ago.
The Hartung Land Company of
Mclaughlin, South Dakota, buy
and sell decided Indian lands. When
you get your patent give them a
chance to bid on it. They paw
spot cash. adv. If.
Merrill johnson, one Of the new
homesteaders west of Fort Yates,
was in the city the first of the week
returning his QUESTIONABLE. He
wants no deferred classification and
is ready to respond for duty when
called.
Don't forget the Basket Social
to be given at the Foresters' Hall
on the evening of January 18th,
for the benefit of the Standing Rock
G. O. F. There will be fine music
and dance will follow.
STRAYED-Off their range in
Township 100, Range 83, ten year.
ling steers branded JNP connected
on right hip. Will someone shut
them up and notify B. H. Mills,
Selfridgc, N. d.
The local stores did a big holiday
business, and prosperity is evident
on every hand about Fort Yates.
Owing to the absence of Supt. Hitch
in Washington, MANY of the older
Indians who receive allowa noes
from funds on deposit, did not have
much money for the holidays.
G. w. and Gust Hokanson were
called to Valley City Tuesday on
account of the serious illness of their
aged mother, whose recovery is not
expected. The old lady was born
Is years ago, and made her home
at Fort Yates for brief periods at
different times.
A meeting Of the business COM
mittee Of the Standing Rock Indian
Tribal Council was held at the
Council Hall in Fort Yates Monday
and a number of matters of interest
to the tribe discussed. In the even
ing a dance was held at the Two
Shield dance hall.
STRAYED-One Is year old bay
mare, weight 1850; one 6 year old
bay gelding, weight 400. Both
have gall marks from harness, but
no brands. Strayed from the Geo
Fleets place west of Fort Yates on
Thanksgiving day. $40 reward fol
return to Andrew Raven, For
Yates, N. D.
County Judge Beede, who has
gained considerable fame as wealth
er prognosticator, says that the out.
look now is for an open middle win.
ter with much thaw, and SNOW
during the spring. This fcrecas
was made before the chinook tool
the snow off Tuesday. He also pre-
diets good crops this year.
Superintendent Hitch is expected
home the last of the week from
WashinptOn. ID. c.. where he wen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20
LESSON ON CIVICS.
Annual Reports Of City of Will
mington Utilized as Subject
of Lecture.

Taking the annual reports Of. the
Police Department, Street and Sewer
directors, Fire Department and other
city bodies, Harriet z. Dow taught q
lesson on clvics TO the students at the
Americanization Institute at the High
School annex last night.
Miss Dow explained how the foreign
born woman is likely to be more in
terested in civics than any other branch
IN the Americanization program, because
of her desire to progress. She showed
that they could be interested in what
the policeman stood for, the sewers and
streets, the fireman and various other
forms of city government, and that
through this step she could be made to
take an interest in her adopted country.
Two things nre necessary to induce
foreign-torn women 10 become Ameri-
cani2cd. One is TO make them feel at
home, that they are wanted and tho
second, through some measure, make
them learn to like America.
Five things Miss Dow explained were
needed in the teaching of elvics, The -
arc the teaching Of standards of living,
child welfare, property rights, labor con-
6It.ors 2rd government. The formation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20
LABOR SERVICE ENDORSED.

The California State Federation Of
Labor indorsed the United States En-
ploymcnt Service at it's annual convention
held recently-in San Diego. The rcsolu-
ton read:
Highly approaching the value of tho
present State and Federal employment
bureaus, we favor their extension through
out the State and demand that much
higher tax be placed upon private employ
ment agencies operated for profit"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20
and they pay more attention to their en-
joyment than to their business.

CLEVER CoMEDiENNE AT THE GARRICK.
Marie Donohue, who is appearing at the
Carrick Theatre this week, is making de-
cided hit with her songs and wit. She is o
comedienne of unusual versatility, who
appears TO understand just what will
please the public, and she has the ability
to meet that requirement. In addition to
being an excellent singer and brimful of
comedy, she is charming girl and just
the sort the audience is sure TO like.
THE KLoNDlKE" TO THE VICTORIA.
When pals First" leaves the Victoria,
where it will be today and tomorrow,
Manager Schwartz brings in, for the fiji st
three days of Christmas week, re-
markable play of the frozen North.
Clara Williams, as Carmen Of the Klon-
dixie" is the screen star in the title role
"rhc Surrender of the Fntne German
Fleet" is shown seven times today, and
eight times Saturday. That picture was
taken out in c c Moth Sea just "a days
ago; its development and production was
rushed; its transportation was sreedcd
it was reviewed by the Victoria manage
ment on Saturday last; and since Mon
day it has been showing at the Victoria
1t will not be run next week, and must be
seen this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS
o'RR,sN's MINsTRFLs AT THE PLAYHOUSE

o'RRifN's MrNsTRELs AT THE PLAYHOUSE
Neil O'Brien and his company of min
strel men ere st the Playhouse tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and evening. 1t
will no doubt be a warm reception that
Will be accorded them when they come to
town for there has been "A large advance
erat sale. Everyone knows the lure and
attraction OF the burpt-cork comedians,
and is ANXIOUS TO see and hear these mas
ters Of the art. The first part of the per-
formancc always distinctive, consists os
wonderful art draperies that are really
masterpieces of their kind Mr.. o Brlen
will have a new sketch, one he has written
himself, and is called "Mcatlcss Day" In
this act, Mr. O'Brien will be assisted by
other comedians of the company. and it -
said to be the comedians most laughable
vehicle, being the humorous side oi the
up-to-dste problem which has been in the
minds of the American public for the last
winter. The company is large one and
consists of such wel-known minstrel stars
as Neil O'Bren, Johnnie King, Vaughn
Comfort, Billy Van Allen and scores of
others. Preceding each performance there
Will be band concert IN front of The
Playhouse and tomorrow, at Has, there
Will be street parade.
"EvERSwoMAN' MASSIVE SPECTACLE.
The musical score of the mighty
spectacle, ''Everywoman, which Henry
". Savage VIII present at The Playhouse,
Christmas matinee and evening and
Thursday, Friday and Saturday following,
was composed by George Nhiteheld
Chadwick, dean Of the New England
Conserv atory of Music OF Boston. 1t con-
tains 20 musical numbers, which are
interpreted by a special symphony or
chestra, which accompanies the organiza-
taon. DR.. Chadwick is ono of the few
American composers who has written
music of dign flied character which has
been played abroad.
"ruE GREATEST THING" AT THE QUEEN.
At the Queen-for the last three days
psst, D. W. Grifiith's The Greatest Thing
m Life" has been proving delight to
lovers of photoplay masterpieces. II
takes no expert m the art to tell of It's
worth, even the most inexperienced and
otherwise ignorant of us cannot but see
snd know the true worth and excellencv
of the pro duction. IT is an event OF the
year In the photoplay world. ID. ". Grit
fth product ions, always arc of this kind
The photoplay will be seen al the Queen
fn the last time tomorrow.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT THE MAJESTIC
The program of the Majestic for today
and TOMORROW, is noteworthy because it is
xun of lighter vein of entertainme mt and
paxtakes only of fun and amusing compli-
cations. First of all comes Douglas Fair
banks In 'Mr. Fix-it." Turpin and Lynn,
two Mack Sennett comedians, are the de-
techves IN Hide and Seek, Detectives,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20

of womens clubs, she also asserted, was
OF much aid in interesting the alien woman
in becoming Americanized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20

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Platform of
JEP kNIGH'
Candidate for Democratic Nomination
For Congress
Fifth District

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