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We VAST A LOCATION on
BROADwAT OR BETWEEN
nRoApwAy ASn EobIEsoN
WOULD LIKE To NAVE
RtrLpISu ONE stony 90 TT
ny i,o. SUITABLE ron Afro.
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FOR sALE on TRADE Yam of 1850
aires in Wheeler county TcSas for ssls
at hatseln OF viii trade fSr metchandiss NJ
ahs dwelling IN 80 part payment bSs
Nt, shamrock. Texas
fARNLETs--say flS, you can't beat
the Marion oouh,fy. 10 mites east of
oklahsma c,tJ, TOR ssrd.niuk, fruit. piss,
poultry. etc tho pricss are rixht too
but YOU ought To buy nov therv'll b-
steady sdvancc N prices Tracts of all
siYss on terms " th!rd cash. balance "a
,git, TO cut win US any dhy uest week
ana see this coming community for yout'
Sclt Phone. call ~ write.
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owner, t.i.g Liberty NAt Blds
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LAND LAND
Make bis money fstmins IN Michigan.
best harauo oOd 60. raising grasses, grains,
stock. truck and fruit OniS fis 10 tfs
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soUrHEAsTERS KANSAS rAEMs at
sases loscst prices terms . 900 ard
up. send f0r hoosis,. The Allen CVunty
Investment Go loia. Kan
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s0TTHFAsfEkS COLORADO
Farms and ranches any slre lowest
prices best terms rpot crops. excellent
climate scnd ipY free descriptive hook =
let and list. The Grex Realty Com.
many. Lamar Colorado
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

You darling!" exclaimed Miss
Charlotte. Elizabeth has brought
me some, too. Won't you come in
and Join us? We've got lots more
than We can eat" So Gertrude sat
down to the table. delighted to eat
with her elders.
1t seemed only a moment later
when they were interrupted by q
knock 1T the back door.
That's my little berry boy" Miss
Charlotte excused herself. "He's
brought me some cream, too"
She laughed as she confronted
the boy with the package. well.
my little man. 1t looks Is though
you would have to eat all that
cream yourself, for have had two
boxes brought me already"
The child's eyes grew a big M
saucers. "Honestr he asked
doubtfully.
"Of course. Come in and zee !"
and she opened the screen door. The
boy peeped into the dining room
and vas satisfied.
Can FtAke It home to mat" vas
his immediate question. 'She likes
Ice cream, too"
You may do anything You ike
with it." Miss Charlotte smiled. Il
have Ill I want here"
Again the little chap picked mn
his empty pail.
I'll bring you some more her
ries tomorrow" he said.
Goodness me, not before Sstur-
day" she called ~ she laughinrly
went back to her guestA.
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Heart 9HOmo
! 4,!LDrObrQneC-,
III " x>MRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
girl OF twenty-one and have five
brothers who are smaller than my
self
l am in love with q boy who is
twenty-three and have been go
ing with him for three years. Be-
fore he went with me he was going
with another girl and she got mad
at him. Since then he has been 60
inx with me. l know he loves her,
he has been with her three times
lately.
] do not want him to 60 with hsr
and have told him, but he says he
wants to go once in . while with
her and know the way he talks he
likes her. have told him over
and over again. not to 60 with her
and l have said l would not 30 with
him any more if he did, but he does
not pay attention to me-.
/ know you will say give him up
and 20 with some one else, but I
can never 60 with any one else. for
l love him too much. When We are
alone think he cares for me, but
when the other girl Is around /
think he doesn't. What shall / do?
BLUE-EYED SWEETHEART.
OF course you can go with some
ono else and learn to care as much
for hiYn as you do for this young
man. To plead and threaten 10
useless. Never say again that you
do not want him to go with the
other girl; such a statement shows
you are jealous and weakens your
position.
Either make up your mind that
you will be satisfied to be his friend
and not his sweetheart or give
him up.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am "a
years old and have been married II
years. l have three children. two
boys and baby girl eight months
old.
NY husband Is giving me more
trouble than / can possibly stand
much longer. We we're happy to-
gether and had such good times
until another woman came in be-
tween 10 and broke up our home.
He spends every minute OF his
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

1 1.-Two cents mile is still the lawful railroad
no In Illinois on lines within the state and
sEhsa the war transportation act ceases to be
adjective Sept l the legislatively established
AGnenger rate will be restored. That is the
1atne Of the public utilities commission which
ShWe be commended, even by it, enemies, for
fepgnidng the fact that It's authority Is In
oEist to that Of the legislature which created
n The railroads may not be able to do bus
IRIS and keep ont Of bankruptcy on cents
Nlls. but that b tbs lsgislsturs's business.
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chap who had worked SO hard try
Ing to earn few pennies.
Won't you come I'M" she asked
kindly. Il can use q quart, I guess.
How much are they!"
Twenty-Five" z
You look dreadfully hot" she
continued, as she brought a small
dish. did you have to go far for
the berries!'
"Yes'm. way down to Beaver
Ponds where the best berries
grow. Twas some hot Walking up
to town, believe me-"
Miss Charlotte went to the pantry
again and returned with a larger
dish. do you want to let me buy
what berries You have" she asked,
"and I'll hare Sadie put them up
tomorrow"
The little boy grinned all over
his face Is he filled his measure
again and again. As he picked up
his empty pail, Miss Charlotte had
q clever thought.
Would you like to do an errand
for me down town." she asked.
Sure. what 10 it?''
Miss Charlotte counted out the
change while she explained. Il
want some ice cream. Go 10 Lanes
and ask for q pint box Of dry-pack-
Cd Harlequin. Can you remember
all that!
"Sure," again came the prompt
reply - he repeated the errand be-
fofe starting ont the door.
Not fve minutes later the door
bell rang and to her amaxement
Miss Charlotte saw Elizabeth.
I've brought you the Ice cream, -
said the girl Il came homo early
~ ] hated to think Of you sitting
here Gil alone"
You dear child" said Miss Char
lotte. You'll stay, Of course, and
help Ne eat 1t. wont you" and she
hastsned to set the table With her
pretty klnas dishes.
J04k To- they had begun to eat, the
1AnfAe Rag again. Greatly
this tina, l1ias Chariotte
T. 0estrude Corey casr1jns
e. - a ~ Aaad.
e. !. s - :! =
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The vary music Of The modern
dance 10 immodest Il has come
BY degrees, this jazz music and the
rotten style Of dancing which goes
With e OF course, they couldn't
drag such . thing directly from the
brothel to the near-respectable
dancing academy: they snsaked It
In through the hack door, by way
Of the cabaret. Now It is accepted,
BY people who are not very
squeAmish ON moral atmosphere, &c
harmless enough.
Owing to the restrictions Of con-
Nationality, it is impossible to
publish here precisely what frank
young men say about the modern
dance, with its intimate embrace
and the peculiar appeal OF the Jazz
music and the shameless daring
In drese which too many young
women exhibit. But I win say
that the impression these average
young men give would make any
father or mother of a growing girl
Just . wee bit anxious.
Dancing is wholesome pastime
and pretty thing to look At There
10 nothing Objectionable in polite
forms Of dancing. 1t least from the
viewpoint Of hygiene. But these
impolite, questionable. liceuti0ua
dances accompanied with Jag mu-
sic are ruinous to health In q great
many instances, because they break
down the moral restraints and lead
to deplorabe disasters.
Even il the young man indulg-
ing in Jazz dancing is morally i'm.
peccable, he suffers, nevertheless
physical injury which becomes
apparent enough and often brings
him to the physician for treatment
No doubt the upright young woman
who acquires the habit OF, jazz sui.
fers greater injuries-and the dis.
turbances which follow are readily
misinterpreted by women who un.
deftake to advise her.
The irregular hours, the loss oI
sleep, the foul atmosphere of thu
dance hall or cabaret, the intimate
contact with persons harboring al
sorts Of disease. these are rather
unimportant features Of the unhy.
gienic jazz. The decentralization Of
young men and young womer
which this lecherous importation
is working cannot fail to lower thu
respect of the male sex for the fe
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One OF the mos despicsble Of the many
trns OF sv1ndies psrpstrated upon the fam
H. Of soldiers who lost their lives in the late
awar il one just bspssht to the attention Of the
MAR department Some smooth tongued indi-
e11sAl obtained money from the mother Of a
Soy who lost his HE with the American forces
ii France to pay tbs expenses Of trip to
Washington to obtain Information in regard to
- disposition rnads Il tho remains. OF course
~ mDther could have lsafned what she wanted
&mow BY an inquiry mailed to the quarter
raster general 1t tho capital. but she did not
know how to proceed and her ignorance was
nken advantage Of. And then, to prove his
NlAA depravity the guilty party failed to make
eny effort to get the Information. The Ian
.tuAse has no'tesms to fttingly characterize .
Neetch 20 depraved.
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llsepmg Of the River Warehouse,

Rock Island will do well for the present
= keep intact the river warehouse at the
~ ct Nineteenth street 1t isn't much In
- Ney Of watsr terminal. but it's ell We
sA Certainly It win b unwise to remove 1t
4 tAefs 10 any danger that The sts will DO sub
qeqleatly occupied BY soma private concern for
r. Own uses.
Hope for the revival Of the river carrying
1lede has been long deferred. but admittedly it
1F4ghfsr now than in many years. Use OF
- lower Mississippi Tor freight transporta-
Ten = increasing and the government l. moving
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11

The noss Of ths president outlining the att
tude d this country towsfd Russia conveys
'contug13ne rsassursnees to patriotic Russians
III Over the world and should help to calm
those easily alarmed Americans who may have
been led to believe that this nation was on the
verge Of becoming involved in another
European war. There Is no question that the
communication forwarded to the Italian gov
eminent will meet with the approval Of all
true Americans and it is equally true that 1t
covers what has been the settled policy at
Washington all along and one from which no
departure is likely, at least under this admin
istration.
The United States has no intention Of exert
ing pressure either in men, money or NUM-
tons, to determine the form Of government the
Russians shall have. That is exclusively their
own business. All we wish is to assure our
selves that such government as there may be
IL stable, representative. responsible and dis
posed to live up to all obligations. In the view
of the president the existing regime meets
neither of these conditions, which is adequate
grounds for refusing to assume relations with
it except Of the most perfunctory character.
1t is to the interest of the United States that
Russia be compelled to respect the rights Of
other peoples and to that end We are bound to
insist that nothing shall be done to abridge the
rights Of Russia itself or to encroach upon
Russian territory Polandf by its militaristic
attitude, invited the disaster that has overtaken
it and 1t is proper for other nations to stand
aside while 1t is being taught its lesson. The
transgreesion. however, does not justify Russia
in wiping Poland on the map. which would be
like hanging q man for stealing his neighbours
chickens
In dealing with the bolshevist government
by self interest The United States, being
more distant from the scene than the allied
countries, of course hasn't SO much Immediately
at stake. Nevertheless our ultimate interest is
as great as any Of the others in meeting situa-
tons which really menace world peace.
President Wilson's reference to using
every means in the power Of this government
need not be taken too seriously, in this country
at least. The effort to impress the bolshevist
government Just at present is largely bluff
Certainly nothing more drastic than economic
measures are intended, SO far as the United
States is concerned. to enforce conformity to
our wishes.
The government at Washington undoubtedly
shares the hope that prevails among tho allies
thst bolshayism win wear itself out At home be-
fore It gathers sufficient resources to carry open
warfare successfully into any other land not
Immediately adjoining It, 1t may do some
damage among the small border states and
make trouble in western Asia for European
countries which have established spheres Of in
nuence there but beyond that its menace prob
ably is over-estimated. The fact that it ID
based upon neither right, Justice between men
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
b. Gets As Goat.

Please settle IN argument con-
corning grating goats glands into
human beings. A says the person
30 treated: ii restored to as good
condition a. he ever had and that
the benefit 10 permanent B holds
that any benefits conferred by the
operation will be only temporary.
You probably know how medical
students will argue q point like
this. Y. H.
.Answer-Any effects from trans
plantation of glands are only tenn
porary, according to the experience
Of those who have done such OPP
erations in America.
Pinples and Blackheads.
Could you prescribe good lotion
for pimples and blackheads?
MISS E. E..
Answer-Precipitated sulphur, 2
drains; glycerin, 2 drains; alcohol,
ounce; rosewater, 2 ounces; lime
water, enough to make 1 ounces.
\ To be applied at night, following "a
hot soap and water scrubbing.
Differences In Parents Ages.
Kindly inform me whether chill
dren of . middle-aged father and
younR mother would be likely to
be stpnted or have any other de-
fects.t M. M. M.
AnSwer-No. They would per-
haps be not so vigorous as chill
dFenE of parents who are both
Young, but would not be stunted or
defOrmed.
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has her out every chance he gets
away from the Office.
l have talked, cried and begged
him to do better, but he gets angry
and tells me to tend to my own
business and let him alone. My
parents are dead and / have nobody
to go to or / would leave him. l
can't work on account Of my baby.
l have no one to leave her with.
I never dreamed anybody could
be as miserable and unhappy as
am. don't think / can endure
such torture any longer.
What would you advise me to
do? A WORRIED MOTHER.
Consult q lawyer. It can prob
ably be arranged SO that your hus-
band will have to give you fair
portion of his income. Divorce is
possible under the circumstances,
but l do not favor divorces. The
chances are he will tire of the other
woman and will turn back to his
family. As a father he-must main
tain the home, since he is working
and able to do so.
Do not worry about the lawyers
fee. He can collect from your hus-
band.
Stop talking. crying and beg
ging. Forget the other woman a.
much a. possible and be happy in
spite Of her. l see no reason why
you should give up to another wom-
an. This IL q chance to fight for
your rights and II you are wise You
will win.
To win. however. you must drop
the role OF wife and be a charming
woman. . possible sweetheart. Ap-
preciate your husbands good points
as you used to and never interfere
with his Affairs, or what he con-
siders his affairs. As q model. re-
call the girl you were before he
married you. Be the girl again.
Time will unravel your tangIe IL
you walt patiently. Worry and in
reference on your part will not
help. Simply make the best Of
things and have faith In Q happy
outcome.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have
been going with a fellow steady for
four months and every time he
comes to see me he passes q GirI
friends house and she always
comes out and stops him and talks
for about An hour. Should can
Gel per friendship or not? She IL
not true friend or she would not
stop him and talk.
INNOCENCE.
Ins giri shows very poor iude-
ment and will not gain - young
mans respect by stopping him 10
t Asep Nor - . friend and do
MO- hese Tor that Nhat aho H.
vtu eteal yuar friend tn yon
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Adeliza and Adela. Adeline was al
50 reserved by the French.
b.
MILDRED
MARSHALL

Adeliza and Adela. Adeline was al
50 reserved by the French.
Meanwhile in Germany, the orig
thal form Adelinde remained in
vogue. Under modern influence 1t
was contracted to Adeline, despite
the prejudice to forms already
evolved in France and England. It's
sound fitted it well to poetry and
romance and many were the bal
lads of early times which possessed
q beautiful heroine SO called.
Jasper is Adeline's talismanic
stone. Curiously enough this jewel
will protect her from her name
sake which is not sufficiently noble
to forbear an attack upon her. Not
only from snakebite, but from the
sting Of other venomous creatures
is jasper a defense. Saturday is
Adeline's lucky day and 2 her lucky
number.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-11
ADELINE.

ADELINE.
It is difficult to imagine nobility
in connection with serpent, yet
noble snake" is the significance
given the charming name Of AIDE
line. 1t is one of the many Teutonic
appellatives arising from the GUS
tom of honoring and glorifying the
lowest Of Gods creatures. BY using
As suffix to proper names.
y deaine grows out Of the old Ger,
man term Ado and linde. the SER
pents The feldal princesses Of
each little Frankish duchy seem to
have favored some variation Of the
name. 1t appeared finally in Lom-
hardy as Alisa and later throughout
France as Alix. England received
it when Henry / married Alix Ia
Belle and promtly anglicized 1t, SO
that it occurred in a variety fof
forms, including Adeline, Adelaide,
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WANTRD, An ICE CREAM.
~ Nyrt2e Z. Whittenore.

sOss Charlotte Cropped her work
e. hee hap and ceased to rock.
4Go1Ded In lavender nselgee she
- n the little sewing room ON
he north side Of the house crochet
~ & WA the 31se q July with
4 thsrmometsr registering ~ de-
oNee n the shade No wonder Miss
Qhlxlotts waa hn11ng dttncnlty In
1centrating her nina on Asr pat
30. how / visA I had an ics
ltR." she sighed. sDut It's
4iees a4tsrnoon Oh, and surely
~ else wants to 90 out IN this
tlbh heat" Mechanically she
1ened her work
y, 1somsnt Inter. hsafans the
eaack Of Preach heels on the
qeQb Daysmeat ehN stspped to the
~ window.
o. Elisabsth. !" che nllsd. -Are
- Ting down toVar
Abruptly the trim yuang lady
u and With . tvarl Of her ysl-
- porAsoa sniled enGagingly.
s De -, Aiss ChasiotfA 10 there
hing ! ON Do fee yuar
- elderly lAAy beamsd With
Gonfe - he wiped her brow
. dainty hss-sdssd handker-
I Would yua = wiling 10 bring
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