The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-22
10 A WELL LOVED LADY.


Whan return "a thee a1 night 90 tired,
Heartsfck. and weary Of this daily task
which Outlines seems 80 dull and uninspired-
Tis then, dear lady. In thy smiles ! bask-
Then do shut without tho world 30 drear.
Ny ship Of life, storm-tossed, at last finds
o then thy soothing presence. near and dear.
Doth touch my wounded soul with healing
balm.
Then do I feel thy tender. sweet caress
Upon my lips and scent thy fragrance fair.
An, then comes peace and quiet happiness
TO lay the gruesome ghost Of dull despair.
That ne'er came true. alas! breathe sigh
The dream doth fade +. Could mind with
mem'ries teem
OF vain regrets. dear one. when thou art
nigh?
May that day never come when we must part
When aught shall cast upon our love blight
All me, what then could mend my broken heart!
The brightest Gay would turn to darkest
night:
No moon no stars, to me would seem to shine:
Jewels and gold would lose their wondrous
sheen
Deep, dark despair would evermore be mine
Should l lose you. dear Lady Nicotine!
"IT would help some" remarks the gentle
man on our western border, III politicians
would try the experiment OF selecting a can
didate to please the people" All but there's
the rub-to please the people; the people con-
stituting, one assumes. the entire citizenry Of
these United States. 1t really isn't done, you
know.
Called So Because They Creep Close to the
Bounds of Convention.
(From Tri-City Dealers ADJ
To this lot of over FIVE hundred beau
tiful waists of splendid quality georg-
cite we have added several hundred
smart tricole.tes and creep declines.
Tomorrow these IS, S. and 81 values.
HOSTESS SLOGAN: TREAT EN- ROUGH"
(From Mas Society Page).
At 5 O'Clock the guests were piled
into automobiles and taken to the Y. W.
c. A., where a dainty luncheon was
served in the music room where covers
were laid for IA.
DENNIS. ADMITS LONE HIT TO TOTS
AND ISLANDERS COP. 5-0."-Davenport
Times They must have made the hit or he
| wouldn't have admitted it.
In Which the Professor Of Entomology
Cops a Prize.
,(From the Monmouth Review.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbey and grand
| daughters, Eleanor and Doris. left yes
terday for Oberlin, Ohio to attend the
wedding Of Miss Doris Bugbey to Prof
| Wiley B. Wendt, which will occur Sat-
urday, June 10.
THE wheezy wish comes that the last syl
liable of Doris surname might have been elm
mated. Oh, well, one can't have everything.
| THE sHIMMYING DRAPER1Es.
| From The Argus).
RABBITS; THREE DOES AND
BUCK, cheap. Also one II IT, by in.
galvanized smoke stock and two window
shakes So in. wide by IT, In. long.
Call R. l. 2674.
CAT least" chuckles c. NJ window shakes
sound like they had something to do with shak
ing the shimmy."
Must Feel by This Time It's Dogs Life,
(From the Atkinson News)
Rev. l. L. Mellott reports that he has
eaten peas from his garden every day
since the 10th of June.
WE were fortunate in several respects a
the Press clubs entertainment OF the A. P. G
tC. For one thing we were seated directly ii
front Of telegraph key at the banquet tabl
and were thus enabled to contribute our shar
to the persidage that flashed back and fort
over the diminutive press wire" And for an
other we landed in Cy Dietz big buzz wagon
We enjoyed that sightseeing ride. Cy, y'know
tells number of good stories.
THE abundant Mr.. Taft foresees the estat
lishment Of league Of nations with reason
able reservations. or the Lodge reservations
FOR fat man Bill is q caustic cuss
r. E. MIG.