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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

hold were completed the next
morning and Virginia started to her
downtown Office, which proved to
be very beautiful one, the work
most interesting, while Mr.. Gamer
on she found to be the best and
most considerable of employers. At
the end OF the first day each was
more than pleased with his find.
The first week was gone and the
salary placed. in the strong box at
home. Weeks followed weeks and
the little pile grew rapidly until
one evening Bob seemed particular
~ grumpy and his wife made I'D
her mind to do something the next
day. After the customary work
was gotten out she approached Mr..
Cameron and asked if he could
spare here for few hours as she
had some important shopping to do
She was most graciously given the
entire day. Go along. my dear, and
don't come back until tomorrow.
Thanking him with her most cap
tivating smile she sailed forth. A
few evenings later Virginia walked
to the corner of the street to meet
her husband. This seemed a Bit
unusual, but she passed it of with
out awakening his suspicious in
saying: Il was shopping, dear, and
so let's eat in the little tea room
tonight"
Later they sauntered home and
Virginia guilefuily led her husband
into the kitchen first. She stepped
into the living room and soon the
strains of a favor!te piece reached
Bob's astonished ears.
"A victrola, virsie?" And he
fairly leaped into the next room.
Where did it come from, Virgie,
tell me-" But without waiting for
an answer he said. And this and
this and that" and finally he stop
ped short and gazed at his excited
little wife.
Don't ask any questions, but just
look first" she replied. He saw
the little living room changed SO
that he hardly knew it. Two more
comfy chairs added. . mahogany
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

The symphony is work. hard,
hateful, sweaty, vulgar, muscular
work. I hate It. Yet l do It every
day without fail because l have the
notion that 1t keeps me happier all
around.
There may be better music than
this Brady sympathy-symphony,
mean there's no sympathy in or
about mel. And il any OF the $4,000
readers who have sought and re-
ceived copies Of the symphony
know Q better tune to play over on
the poor old metabolism every day,
they haven't sent me a copy. A
copy is yours for the inevitable
self-addressed, self-stamped en-
velope.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
!H,fP& ); { !! !; !! 4 @ 3i'!!::
bY Il Nh r. EI ~ ARCTu TLJOAfnc0Ar
III % MRC. ELlZABETH THOF1PSONH

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l have
been married almost a year. Ny
husband is very good to me and
we love each other dearly. But
since work is so slack and he is only
able to put in eight hours a day, he
continually talks about the ex-
penses and also hints to me to try
to get work also. l am not in very
good health and am under the doc
tors care. The little work l do
around the house is all l can do. !
should think he could see this if
he loved me.
told the doctor that perhaps l
would work, and he safe, What are
you doctoring fo-?" He also asked
me if l talked this over with my
husband, and he said my husband
would surely think l had suddenly
gone insane to work when in such
poor health. l did not tell the doc
tor that my husband limited for me
to work.
l told my husband in . nice way
that / didn't think ! ought to find
! work, as am not strong, and since
then he has not been as kind to me.
1t makes me feel SO badly because
before We were married he said he
would thank God when he had me
to work for. Now he is SO changed
to me. ! am so unhappy.
Please tell me what to do. Some
times l long to die. HARRIET.
You should not 90 to work be-
cause in the cad your husband will
care more for you If you do not.
. Try to realize that he is not him
self just now Make all awances
for his irritahility and restl essness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Argus Information Bureau

ny question by writing The Argus inio'nAr
Washington, y. G. ti5e fuI. name ~.
.urn posta.p He brief. All inquiries
to eaen i..4IyiauL!. 40 aitent.Sn "i'i
"a special session called by As
governor OF the stat, the law Va,
revised ana passed by decision W. W.
the state supreme CO-rt on lne 80
Of the following February, maA.Is
Oklahoma City the capital oi -
/ state. .n,
/ Q. What planets are now vis s. :,
and whan do they appear? l. =. - =.
a. Venus is the only pians.
visible at the present tine IL y
the evening star being seen IN LIZ
southw est shortly after sunset
| Q. Please give recipe for maA'Hs >
wheat cakes. Rcqueste1 D! =
bachelor. .ass
teaspoonfuls baking po~dsi, ,ri
teaspoon salt N mixing US Us
Separate the yolks FROM the |ais'ss
Of 2 eggs. Beat the yolhs, az. os-
OF pint Of milk TO them, tnen pD
! into dry ingredients in mlAiD =,
bowl. Add scant tabiesp'oH
melted butter, then the p'S hn-
whites OF The eggs. Fry Oh Nv
griddle. rcy-
I O. How many theatres and nj N
Ing picture houses are lne'e
the United States? D. NJ. V, ia.
/, A. There are about 10 wv -.
ate-s and $4,000 motion pie. .ss
houses in this country al ~ s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Isn't Work Hatefvli

Have to summon old DR.. Webster
today
Work: exertion OF strength Of
faculties for the accomplishment Of
something; toll; labor; as the work
of . teamster or a doctor.
Play: exercise intended for
amusement; state Of not working or
attending school; . game.
Just not working. That's plenty.
thank you. DR.. Webster Now kind
ly tell US what exercise might BE-
Exercise: exertion for the sake Of
training or improvement.
Very good. Going back to the be-
ginning again. we find that exercise
IS work. No doubt that explains
why exercise Is so seldom done in
our best families-what, every
body?
Some hypocrites let on they live
to work Others utter brave senti-
ments about the dignity Of work
People who invent these fine senti-
ments never work themselves; only
| others.
Work is a low, hateful thing
which every honest person is
ashamed to be caught doing. That
is why working clothes never be-
come really fashionable. Work is q
noble thing in the world Of 70.
nance and imagination, but a sor.
did evil in the world of reality
Show me a human being who likes
work as steady diet, same as you
and l like play, and Eli show you
a freak O. nature. No sane person
likes work, save as a wholesome oc.
cupation for other folks.
Do you fancy that l would spend
Is minutes of my valuable time just
doing. muscular work every day il
believed l could keep as well and
feel as fit without squanderine
those Is minutes? Well, l wouldn't
begrudge every minute l devote
to exercise. So does every othel
plain man or woman.
All, but play, that is very differ.
ent. don't mind taking an houl
or two of any old time to play. Il
l could only find some game to play
that would give me as much anl
as beneficial exercise as l can ge
in my Is minutes daily workout
I'd certainly grab that game ant
say a fond farewell to the Brady
symphony.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

1T is a great strain for a man to
have his earnings cut down and
doubtless he will worry and fret
considerably until the times be-
come better ana prices lower.
l do not blame You for resenting
your husbands eagerness for you
to lind work. Even if you were in
the best of health, he should feel
the responsibility OF earning money
to support you. If you keep up
the home and economic in every
way possible, you will be doing
your share.
Undecided Girl: You have not
enough love for the young man to
marry him. Tell him that you do
no. love him as you should for mar
rage. can see that you do net
want to hurt him and you are,
therefore. trying to convince your
self that your regard for him is love.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l have
three teachers. One Of them is a
mar teacher. l wish to give each
Of them a Christmas present this
coming Christmas. Will you sug-
gest something nice to give them?
BROWNIE.
Give the lacy teachers a book or
handkerchief. and simply wish the
man teacher a merry Christmas.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please
suggest an appropriate Christmas
present for q gentleman friend.
ANXIOUS.
II you are not engaged. a book
or homemade candy would be most
appropriate as . Christmas re-
membrance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
PALS
nv Ethel MacCartv.

by Etnol MocCarty.
Copyright. 1920. by the Wheeler
Syndicate, Incl,
Good morning, Bob dear" &C
centuated by an affectionate greet
ing vas Bob's salutation on this
beautiful morning in early in Sep
TENDER.
Morning" was the gruff and al.
togther too frequent response frVu
her better half, who Immediately
slumped into his chair and made q
veritable grab at the morning pa
per, placed before his plate by his
dutifnl little wife. Two or three
gulps from his coffee and he vouch-
safed the Information that it looked
as II coal would be $50 ton this
winter.
Isn't that terrible, dearT'
This seemed only to incense her
husband who was not to be con-
soled one atom. and had a distinct
crouch this morning which was
growing more acute each minute.
Just then Virginia placed before
him some exceptionally good pork
chops and hot biscuits. which ap-
pealed as usual to his masculine
appetite and he replied.
well, anyway, / picked the best
little cook in the world. and we'll
show them We can get along"
A kiss, an understanding smile
between them and he was gone,
while the business-li..e little part
ner sat down to straighten out the
weekly budget. which as usual left
her with the blues. With pencil
pressed hard between her pretty
lips, she added and subtracted, but
always with the invariable result,
nothing over and she did SO very
much want q few more things for
the little home.
We'll, anyway. It's no use wor-
ryn8." and promptly she started to
ridAe the little apartment. Soon
III vacuum Vas speeding over the
'tass. the dnst-rag picking up the
4ennanlng speeks OF dust, the
49, ut AwAy and svea The list
~ - Asticl1s Aes6s4 ~ -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
OZARK. CHRISTNAs FOREBODINGs.
HERE LES MANS ANCIENT eMErav.

Eb'ry single blessed mawnin'
All wakes up wild staht.
An All has a funny tinglih'
ROM de rejun OBJ nah h'aht
An a. to nah wohk Aim goin'
Aftah dom up NAH choahs,
All jes' hat tub stop an rabbah
At de windahs in de stoahs.
Dey's all fix up sumpin' scrumpshus
Wild der tinsel an DER toys;
Wild deir dollies, skates an all SIGH
Fo' de little gals an boys.
An dey's lots OBJ stun TO- big folks
All mos sholy CANT say wen
All hab seed so many fixin's
Fo' de ladies an de men.
But vile desc tings am pleasin'
It's not ve'y long All stop,
But All keeps right on agoin'
Till All reach de butchah shop.
An right DER All stops an lingahs,
An All looks an rolls nah eyes.
FO' a-hAAgln' IN DAT Wlnoan
Am a tuhk OBJ no'mous size.
An as on dat fowl All gazes
Comes. vision TO nah face
Oh him steamin' on a plattsh.
An de pahson sayin' grace
An all aroun' de table,
Wild DER eyes jes' open wide,
Am nah hongry lii niggahs,
All a-tinglin' inside.
But dat vision don't stay wild me-
1t hu'ts tub see such scenes.
Fo All knows da Ahll be lucky
II we gets ouah polk an beans.
But jes' de same each mawnin'
All wakes up wild staht
An All has a funny tinglin'
ROM de rejun OBJ nah h'aht.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

During the recent election we were told by
the Republican campaign committee that there
were thousands Of Offices in Washington and
elsewhere that should be abolished in the in
terest Of public economy. After next March
We shall see whether the opponents Of the pres
emit administration really meant what they said
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Household Hints

(scalded), six tablespoons butter,
six tablespoons -four. biscuit dough.
Dredge pigeons with -four, sprin-
'kle with salt and pepper and saute
in hot pork fat. Place in a sauce
pan or casserole. Add bay leaf,
celery, boiling water and simmer
slowly until tender-about one and
one half hours. Add two and one
half to three teaspoons salt.
Thicker with butter and -four
rubbed together, add peas and
scalded milk. Pour into baking
dish. cover with short biscuit dough
rolled about one-quarter inch thick.
Bake in a hot oven until brown.
SQUAD en- Casserole-Three large
squads. one cup chicken stock, one
cup small potato balls, one can as
paragus tips or one bunch aspar-
agus, IL small white onions. three
or four tablespoons Of melted but
! ter or substitute.
| Dress, clean and truss the squads
and place in a large casserole
! brush with melted butter and bake
in a hot oven 10 minutes. Add
stock, cover and cook until squads
are tender. Add po-ato balls and
onions boiled and sprinkled with
melted butter.
Meat Sauces.
Olive Sauce-Ten olives, two
cups brown gravy. Remove stones
from olives, leaving meat as whole
as possible. Cover with boiling
water and boil Is minutes. Drain
and mix with gravy.
| Orange Sauce-One-quarter cul
butter, one-quarter cup -four. one
and one-third cups brown stock
one-half teaspoon salt, few grain:
cayenne, Juice Of two oranges, rinG
of one orange cut in shreds, one
teaspoon white wine vinegar.
Brown, butter, add -four. salt ant
cayenne. Stir until well Drowned
Add stock gradually and cook unit
thickened. Just before serving stil
in orange juice and rind and vine
gar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

Senate bill In Manila provides that natives
must wear trousers This proves the F1lipinoe
are painting for independence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

will forget them II they're naughty are taking
an unfair advantage
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

4 crouch has this advantage-K he does
happen to smile at Christmas 1t means more
than tho smile Of an optimist
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

Souvenir hunters seem to be confning thei
itinerary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

Having tried tho telephone and mail. one is
tempted to get . message through by
heliograph.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

Plum pudding may be served with brandy
from individuals supply. according to Boston
ruling. but that doesn't solve the problem for
everyone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Holiday Dishes.

Pigeon Pie-Six pigeons dressed
and split, six or eight tablespoons
flour, salt and pepper pork or ba-
con fat, bay leaf, one and one-half
cups dried celery, one can peas. one
cup boiling water, one pint milk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

Bryan il now In Florida waiting for the
ChaatAuqua dates to ripen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

rickpockets have no terror for a man re-
stasning from shopping tour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
But Why Spoil Good Rum With Water
and Lemon?

(Merry Christmas, Jake!)
But Why Spoil Good Rum With Water
and Lemon?
(From the Aledo Times-Record).
At the time Petoskey was logging here
the grippe was very prevalent Tom had
sure cure for the men. He took half
pint of rum. a lemon and sliced it, peel
and all, put in chunk Of butter the size
OF the lemon, sufficient water to make
quart, and boiled the mixture half an
hour. The patient would be put in bed
and Tom would have him drink the quart
just as hot as he could stand it. 1t is
said the cure never failed.
MAY We express our gratitude to the tele
phone company for the perfectly lovely direc
tory left at our home? 1t is really beautiful
volume. In spite of the fact that our name
number and address all are wrong we do no
hesitate to recommend one Of these books as al
ideal Christmas gift. You've no idea how ont
heightens the artistic appeal Of the ash-can.
THE Galesburg Republican Register speak,
of the "anti-mortem activities of the 66th con
gress" No use; the congress is very, very deat
already.
YOU'LL have to excuse us now. (Wesr,
writing this Saturday.. We must hurry owe
to the five and ten to do our Christina,
shopping. R. E. MIG.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Tested ReciDeS,

Tested Recipes.
Apple, Date and Celery Salad
Pare one large, choice apple, quar-
ter, core and cut into small pieces
and squeeze over these the juice
of half a lemon. Cut five choice
stalks Of celery in small pieces.
Pour boiling water over half q
pound of dates. Stir the water
through them, skim to an earthen
dish and dry in the oven. When
cold cut each into four or five
| lengthwise pieces. Mix the apple
celery and dates together and add
generous half cup of mayonnaise
dressing and stir again. Garnish
with celery leaves if, desired.
Cream Cookies-One cup Of SUI
gar, one cup shortening (half but
ter and half lard, two eggs, one
cup sour cream. one teaspoon OF
soda dissolved in cream, pinch OF
salt. Flavor to taste. Mix in or.
der given and add two teaspoons
of baking powder and enough flour
to make stiff dough. Bake in a
moderate oven,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

A SNEAKING fondness for the foregoing
verses prompts us to reprint them in spite
of metrical misdemeanors. We're fond Of them
because they represent our first brain child to
blossom out in dress of printers ink. Be-
sides, we wrote scores Of others much worse
after that fateful day when our friend and
contemporary ]. R., across the river, Dashed
his better Judgment over the head and ran
"Forebodings" at the top Of his colyum.
merry Christmas, JakeD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13

the The
Frederic Director d. G. man.
~
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
<.L6ad Poisoning.

am a monotype operator. The
machine produces fumes from the
lead or oil, l don't know which, and
I inhale the fumes when at work. !
would like to know whether the
fumes will cause tuberculosis or
injure health in any other way.
"a. L. c.
Answer-If lead is melted and
fumes arise, inhalation of the fumes
would be very likely to cause
chronic lead poisoning, which may
produce all sorts Of grave and OBJ
tuberculosis rate among printers is
high for some reason. The fumes
should be carried of by some suit
able ventilating system.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Smile and Grow Better.

have always said to my children
that II "chronics" would get the
habit Of reading your articles and
answers they would learn to forget
some of their symptoms" l have
found that DR.. Brady helps one to
laugh and grow better. Please tell
that farmers wife to send what
ham is left to us-well eat it with
out cooking it! Every member of
our family enjoys bit of uncooked
ham occasionally. (Mrs. l.. Y. c.
Answer - Better watch out.
Trichina worm infestation has been
traced in numerous cases to in
diligence in raw ham or pork, and
if ever you get trichinosis you may
smile and smile and not be one bit
better.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13
Menu Hint,
BREAKFAST

Pancakes Maple Syrup
Crisp Bacon Gingersnaps
Cream Coffee
NOON DINNER.
Tomato Soup Crackers
Mashed Potatoes
Roast Rabbit Dreamed Asparagus
Buns Ounce Honey
Apple, Date and Celery Salad
Pumpkin Pie Coffee
Baked Potatoes Raisin Bread
Cottage Cheese Baked Apples
Cream Cookies Tea
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
CON CON DELEGATES
READY TO HEAR ALL
WITH LAW CHANGES
WELCOME IS ISSUED EVERYBODY
WHO HAS SUGGESTIONS FOE
ALTERATIONS IN ILLINOIS CON,
STtTUTION.

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naive rom N3aN county VIA o'
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
UP IN MABEL'S ROOM
AT GAYETY TONIGHT

Farce is one Of he most d.1ic0I,
Of all fern Of acune, remarks Jam@
Bonlan, who plays an important part
in Up in Mabel Room, the lamCV
New York farce which A. II Wool
viii present 1T the Gayety Theater 10
night for an engagement Of ono uieh
olly. because in the frs place the
comedian is called upon to make H.
impossible seem possible, the imp.of
able take on reality and the eXtraya
CANT 70 ASSUME the aspec, OF the ordi
nary, That much accomplished it be-
comes essential to impress ones own
Individuality upon the audience anu
make each AMI every one in the houa.
believe that you and all YOUR doing
ana nd sayings are ,unny There Il
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24

307J This is new and attractive
model. very nice fer giueham. lawn
hatiste. nainsook, perCa.e, silk or
uopIiu. The sleeve may be finished
in bishop stve or in elbow length.
rs illustrated
The Pattern is cut in . Sizes: !,
. 3, aud yehrs Size requires
"a. wards Of SO inch material Blue
or white linen embroidered, or
uiped with contrasting color,
would he good for this style.
a pattern of this illustration
mailed 10 any address on receipt Of
lie III silver or 1c ana &c stamps,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
= = :

Mrs. / h. Woodward entertained a,
an informal tea thia afternoon IL her
home on Pearl street In honor Of Mrs
Charles Woodward CT Hofiaon. Wis.
who is visiting in Ottawa Tho
guess included the cid nieids Of Nh.
Charles Woodward OF Horicson, H..
when ahe resided in Ottawa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24

The educational department Of t5o
Ottawa Womln's Ch5b will hold .
NEE ing Monday afternoon, Jan. 20. mt
the home Of Mrs. e. ]. Byrne on Fms,
avenue. The subjec. fer the aftcr-
noon Will be Parliamentary Drill an
Anteritanis,n, and viii be led by Mrs.
l. J.. Johnson.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
CHICAGO AUTO
SHOW is OPENED
fBv the Associated PressD

Chicago. Jan. 24.-Chicago's TWEEN
tieth annual automobile show opened
today with exhibitions by eighty-four
automobile manufacturers and l62
manufacturers Of automobile acces.
SORES The national motor truck
show opened simultaneously
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-24
MICH. FARMERS TO
HAVE OWN CANDIDATE

DetrCit Nich., Jan. z. -AIlcll9an
farmers will have candidate IL the
fall rimaries f.. h'e eHberna:orial
nomination At a recent meetir Z OF
FARMERS clubs Of the state, including
the Grange. Cleaners and Association
CT Farmers Clubs, Endorsement OF
these organizations was offered Milo
d. Jones, who will be head football
mos prominent agricultural leaders
in the state.