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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

Three-hasa hits-Voigt, Snyder.
Rigsby. Double plays-Brant to
Pearce to Foelsch. Struck out
By Zahniser, 10; BY Voigt, 8.
Bases on balls-On Zahniser, 2; OF
Wright, /. Stolen bases-Gallegos,
Brant, Sacrifice hits - Coltrtn.
Rigsby, Gallegos. Sacrifice fies-
Strong. Snyder. Passed ball
Rigsby. Wild pitch-zahnaser (z).
Umpire-Lipe. Time Of game
las.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

Tsrre Haute, Ind, Sept. A.
Yesterdays scheduled gard -
tveea Rock Island and Terfe,
Is,ts was postponed On ac-
eosnt 81 the poor playing con.
llfiep Of the Tots field, dee to
Isoent heavy rains. As 2 result
Il The off day, the teams VIII
play two games. Sunday amer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
and
SMOKES TO SET
HOLIDAY PAGES
Fast Semipro Teams Meet Tomor'
row and Monday-Afternoons
In Games 1t Park. ~

There will be two fast gameS at
the Rock Island ball yard tomor-
row and labor day afternoons.
The Rock Island All-Stars will
play the Tri-City Union Giants
both games. The colored boys
claim to have several former Chi
cago Union Giants in their lineup
and may surprise the Stars.
Just to make it interesting the
cluM will play on a 6O-40 basis.
which should make the boys hustle.
There will be q charge Of 35 cents
including tax. and the games will
start at 5 =. NJ. Duffin will ofticiate.
The lineup:
Rock Island All.Stars. !.
Mckinney. ef.
Leithner, 2b.
Cook Smith, IS.
Magerkurth. 1b.
Sandy O'Neil, II.
Engman, 3b.
Sage, RI.
Belize, C.
Kimball, p.
r Hughes, p.
! Tri-City Union Giants.
Golden, Ct.
Harden, SIS.
Roberts, II.
Gatewood, II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
TROEH WINS SHOOT.

Toronro, Canada. Sept Cam
adam record Of 319 broken targets
wasfset by Frank H. Troeh Of Van
couver, Wash. In the dnAl events
Of the Canadian National Exhibi-
ton tournament
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
st. Louis, 2: Chicago, 1.
Detroit, l; Cleveland. 0.
Washington. II: Philadelphia, 8.
New York, 8; Boston. 3.
National League. i
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh, 2.
New York, Z; Boston, Q.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, o.
Cincinnati, II: st. Louis. 5.
Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 4.-Jack
Britton, welterweight champion, de-
cisi, ely outpointed Johnny Tfllman
OF st. Paul in . 10-round boxing
contest. s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
Blooms Easy to ROx.

Bloomington, ILL.,. Sept. s.
Ragged work behind Zahniser in
the sixth inning gave Rockford
four runs, three Of which we're un-
earned. Voigt was strong through
out and was given fast backing,
giving Rockford an easy game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
TRACTORS BIFF BUNS.

Peoria, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-Peoria took
the opener Of the series with Cedar
Rapids this afternoon, S to 4, when
two successive Tractor rallies in
the eigth and ninth innings won
the game. Fitzpatrick and Fred
Bowman staged a hurlers' duel
with Peoria having an edge. The
score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
RETARD
EvAS ATTACK
ON '1ST PLACE


Evansville, Ind. Sept. 3.-Inabil-
ity to hit Matthews in the pinches
coupled fifth opportune hitting by
the part lbf the Mackmen, resulted
in Moline defeating the locals here
this afternoon, 5 to 1. Sensational
fielding by Second Basaman Meyers
and the heavy stick work Of Shot,
lenberger featured the game: The
score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

~ Gans Dstws>a Dsnni
pashangitss, rlsws Press
~ isf TAkd FlAeA
lY1Ryg.EYE LEAGUE,

YssrERDAY's REsULTA
~ Island 1t TerFs Maatl
lu11pssed). 4
49,, 5; Evansville, ]. =
4 S61Rferd, 8; Bloomington. 1.
( 7IegiA 5, Cedar Ra4lds, 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

Totals -. ..35 4 gags Is 5
zone out when winning run was
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

taina lGtiin 5eio1n tdasiaan Yrocfc
tim. Gimme of ilmoitetti iibIot
maanantai-illnfii. Sousta oil tuo
malta tebod faaralla. 0rocfetin ia
&ollGn p1liG on noin iota MALTA.
Saiban iiind Ills miutnman rum
min istustella fnarnsIa fun ie tiiti
milioipainiooen balti fulfepia teit1,
aina iilloin tGlloin pienen fouppaa
Ian iimlnlttnin. Sltban ic ibanaa
fatiella, fun Observation-Disclosures
oil maan pbt1 oalpon taiantoa, JOS
la milja liipaolpano lainebti teiGi-
fen tlnilen iubistesin. Hiit lninebti
mat Oofotan milinpellot. SGtd luz
fieslaii ne 10 maalenelpot leitatta-
wifii. Melitta iuuranpi on ie SUI
malnn pelto, ionfa balfi olen full
fenut. Sielld milia 10 woriiee, elo>
miebiG ooottaa. Sina. pieni elontor
iaaja, etfos nae. ettd pelto ON nal
Ian iuiiri ia me bitoot, tile, men,
nG1n pboesiG pppt1rmddn elon Ser
rnlta ettG b1rt lGbett1iii lii1G tpo.
matei eloonia. 81 tai Sierra iitd
fiellG mielt1 mariinfin finn S1n ia>
moo: sos fafii iopii iostain alias
ia festenGdn ia rufoilepat iita mis
m1ltn. min MIND AMMAN BELLE.
9rocfetisia of meill1 bausfa bet
ii firfosia iina LLAMA. Smlsfd oil
taipata weliia ia iiinria. Seuraalpa
no pGiipdnG pddtettiin pitdd warii-
nniiet iublot fotilabetptien 'bppafii
baaliIla. Siiblat oliipatfin tppoptta@
m0n boliStot. rSiemoinen iummn
fertpi toas talliin oiinmme bpm1fii.
Iumon ifi1inen Jana, toimon NH.
tnan, lammitti ia ilobouttt ipod-
mid. Yorbont terlpeiiet teille faitil.
Re, 8rocfetin pst1mGt. Sumalon orr
mo olfoon teille follisl
Siistnina iltopdinGlld ldfii Wtr
ia Mrs S1mld fppoitiemGdn minaa
2ofotan niamalle. iosta italia otin
i1non Sulutbiin. Sli 10 fire fir.
follisfofoufIeen. Sdin iunastn pois
Superiorisia ia onnetii ebbin irutri
Sronwoooin iunaan. Hain pdGiin
eniimdiien fofousp1inGn tltotao@
leen 8"esiemeriin.
@. 81. Mbo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
@afefielb, Mieb.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~feiGfoulitn
pddttdidisiibIa pibetddn firfosia en-
II funmintoina II. 25 pdiipd alfoen
flo q ipp. SuItaa fitiIemoan lass
ten obielman.
"2asten ia imetpdisten iuista o.
let Sin6 nalmistauiit itielleii fiiS
tofien."
Spota @noerion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Siirtolaifnns Safiasta @enaji

SiirtolaiInas Saffasta @enajalle
9erliini. beindf. - StettinistG
lGbti &G1peliin 200 metalli. ia
muuta aimnattitaitoista ~tpol1ist1,
ollen matfnHa Wosfolpnan. Sofiaa
lainen i~iirtoIaiiuus 8endialle on
ills to6ella oltanut. Mlita fulie-
tiisalufiia t1lee %ldbtem1Gn lpbpirt
m~Gliaioin, tutin tuliettaen 1000
t~pol1istG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
NpptGnuana

@ounis oiunto @oeebic faoulln
ia mpos Iitfebuone pddtaoulIo.
apiptdd gliittoiun fonttoorista.
(s2)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Smmalanpa6melnflia @osebie
Srpn cuuuteiS5a

SdnGGn torstaina on bartausbets
ii ia umpeluieuran fotous flo 8 IL
Iulla Mrs @atti &iemen luono
@orrien fpI6lld. Gerwetuloo.
gnii iunmntaina on iranolnns
pulpelus @afefielbisia flo $50 ap.
Gnii lunmintaina ON ilunolnn>
polmelus 9eslemerisi1 flo 2 ip.
@nIi iunnuntaina on b~artausbet-
ii ia ompeluienran fofous flo s IL
lalla Mrs &orfeam1en luona CIR
min fpl1ll1. Sermetuloa.
Siistainn 81 p. b~artausbetfi Sa>
ronisia Scr &riifun farmillo flo s
Italia. Sermetulon fulilemaan.
Sorstaina 30 p. bartauSbetfi
Sron @eltisiG flo s illalla. Bubnit
mpos pastori lrpilainen.
Snnm1ntainn 1 p. teiGfonlnn
pifnefit faupi,ngin puistosia altaelt
flo 10 ap. SpwG ia runias obielrna.
&aitti mlifadn.
Sunmuntainn 1 p. ilnnalanpal-
mellls @afefieloisia flo 8 Italia.
Ylt5uu past. urpilainen.
Sunnltntainn 1 p. iinmalanpal-
WY
mells Wontrealisia, 8is. baalilIa
flo 8 Italia.
&ustettu: @erner ia Soa Sofia
Sillin tptto, Mili Sba Sellerpo lpnt
WenomineslG tammif. 8 p. ia fas@
tettiin tt Is p. SSSi1malan iiiinausta.
Mrne @aiunta
6tO 6 @per ct. Yubelin 9S9
s~Sronfpooo, Mticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Srom,poooin ia gnt}p. ,t,ttiiia

Antakaa puhelimella teto Autts jale ksiEdsta tapahtumista j. crit
tanon suomalaisia koskevista, xten teette hyvan paveuk1en leh
dele ia yleSone. Auttajan puheinnumero on 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
!, Neioit SAINT Sofolo ia 81

@eioit SAINT Sofalo ia 3iiii
&iiInnen iotfa Glenelanoin. .. pit
FIJI ieurntmnnnsta olilpat Sron-
woooisia biiitan toista puotta, o.
not npt fotintuneet idlleen Obioon.
&iitos t1Gll1 olostanne.
- Scr & Mers @m Eadfi fdmG-
iiW1t ppban aifana aitolln Ybelps
iisio. @is. Scr Masiiien lltorta.
= MrS Sacob &ilponen 4orrien
luf. on parannellut itieGGn lpiime
p1ipin1 pnaStoamiiella. Menettelp
fuulemma teboaa.
@ester &tmiston lopItlta on
mime pGipinG leitattu furffuriiat.
= |astorsfa 8afinta lpoimis-
thu bilialleen leitfaufien i1lfeen.
Baaiee 10 emf i%unnantairn iairaa-
losto.
= Mr @alter Saapoia on eron-
nut Sbe @ooel tuupasta ia l1btee
1900
emf wiifollu Seraiitn. Mrs idd
mielG ~toistoiiefli tGnne.
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pan 8risfirfin pifnefteibin
of ioteiiesta ia fplmGstu lddstd
buolimattu fofoontunit wufed JOS
fuinfafin poljon. Yilbeita iielld pis
tifp1t pastorit Salonen ia 8aiitn-
ia, ieminoaril. Sopra ia Bictor
Saorala, Mrs Terttula laului rns
non, ptiss &orpela eiitti Iololou-
lua ia &orpelan point lauloipat "
leimpia Iouluio, ioten Ills obielma
oil martin bpp1 ia iitG oil banSta
fiirrnnelln. &iitos faifille objelmon
ontaiille. Giiloja ilbliSto oil pli
$4,000. Siiblien emtonnat ia iIan-
not iuoriutuimat bomnostaan bp>
min, maitfafin fofoufiemsne ia tal-
laiiet ilblamme otpat mime atfoi-
no malo6ostitneet oiWon ooottamots
tdrnnt iuitriffi.
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Snlpeluieuran

Ompeluieurun fofouficsla
Wers gtcinin luona of p0ptatuloa
Mi t3 oollorin ioSta tiitos Wtrs
&einille. Seuraapa fotouS OF to
n11n flo 8 Italia Mrs Wotti Nte@
men luona. Eeripetuloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

= Mcaopillen superintendent to-
foufIesIn Mrs 8ictor Iboien luonn
oil p0ptGtuloa $20.45, iosta fiitos
Mrs @lbolelle. Seuraopa fotous pt
oetGdn Mrs Com Sariun lucna.
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SGlleen muistotoon i%otainen
iaapiio lunnuntotno 1 p. tpietetta-
min feiGfonliunme pifneffeibin. See
pietetGGn fa%iipitngtrt pittstosia 3D.
ipGuG obielmallo.
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nietetddt taitpittgtrt plttstoSld Dg'
m1u1 objelmollo.
= 8nstori s.. urpilatnen pubult
Sronmoooin firfosIa l~aitantoina 30
b. flo s Italia ia ilfnnuntaina fee
I6foulun pifnefeisi1. u. IS.
--X-
- Weaomillen ompeluienrn on
labioittanltt Ieurofunnnn foSIoon
$4,000, iosto ipoGmellinen tiitos.
Sronpoooin etelGpuolelIa pi-
betGGn bortnusieirat tt. % b., fits
emf observation-disclosures flo 8 Conn
Soalisia. SebtG1 bprpin ia ilmoit.
taton Mile, ioille Ell tiile Iuttas
iua. SIoista on filiIlo ia ottaa maS
tnan epanfeliitmin. sc on iitloinen
ianarna Seeiifiestd mei6dn $50
pGDfd1dSfdnlafte' Pupumudn tulee
SO. SnnraIn.
YppoGn iInoittao tGnioIaiiiIs
lent, ett6 Glen fofeloono toistGni-
ieen @oeebic toitntin ibertffifii ME
mitpsmooleisio eIof. 81 p. 1920.
Soitpon ettG rebeIIinen ia polpas
to%iutintani on fn~nrlistaipa fonia-
Ioiiiori ddnestdmddn miniit eboofs
fauffi ionotlitsio w~ooIeisia. gstd-
tp1Iliiestt
Sins. aosfie
I@ogebic toiintin iberiffi WoI. obtp)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

Dixon. has gone to San Francisco 70
attend the annual conference OF the
FIRMS officials He will return about
January 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

the dearest we can come To- IND
ing the cause is 10 shy their home
life Is all wrong. Proper safeguards
have not been set up against the
spirit OF recklessneSs and the
awakening OF emotions that has
come TO the giri OF this day.
This would be different world
for girls TO live In II all girls had
good mothers: n mothers took or had
time TO teach their daughters a
sound code OF life: IL economic condi.
tons gave them time and money TO
make attractive homes: II father,
were not loose In their own habits.
and II mothers and society In general
would not condonc actions In boys
they would not tolerate In girls.
Then. too. there are hcartless en-
oycrs. faithieSs lovers. society
which has approved n different
standard for men. punished the
woman ard allowed her partner In
vioe to 20 free.
Just as long as the modern girl r.
allowed 10 20 rampant In her IDEAS
OF dance. dress and diversion. no long
as socisty and parents win condonc
J the sowing OF wild oats by their
boys Just so long win We have girls
whose standards OF life are not what
they were In other years and who.
IS the mothers OF the future. will
raise a race whose standards win be
even lower.
We may hope to put higher ideals
1xxE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
ORIENTAL DANCES
AT THE PALACE HIP

kaisha and company have an Of
fering that u an outstanding feature
Of fke new show at Lows Palace
Hip. Kalaha features classical and
Oriental dances that ar. presented
with grace and artistic perfection.
The Thompson Sisters display their
talents in the playing OF trombones,
saxophones and banjos. and they an
sist decorarvely. at least in the
dances. Stan McEari directs the or
chestra. and between dances intro
duces Some solo instrumental num-
bcrs that please.
Howard and lewis win an affirm.
alive To their catch question, do
You Like Me7- for their comedy.
Nonsensicai bits Of travcsty arr
the stock OF Martin and Courtney. an
eccentric comedian and an attractive
woman.
Satiricai conversation II provided
by WIN and Irene Teiask.
Young and Francis are lively step
pers.
Beautifully Trimmer Is the fea.
ture photoplay. with Carmel Myers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
INT y J! S SIC lc
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Anna Pavlowa in
Six New Ballots

When Anna ravlown and hsr
Ballet Russo appear hero nj the
Metropolitan January 81 and ~. the
program will 80 chosen from III bal
let's. six OF which are new. and 81
advertisements IL OF which have not
been seen her, before.
The famous ballerina herself II 10
sponsible for the fact that her public
has had something 20 nay about tho
selection OF the numbers that com
prise her prografna She had In
formed Fortune Gallo that the new
productions alone would be suffi
cient. without using any OF those nj
ready familiar In the United States.
but she strongly advised that certain
popular successes be retained The
imprcaario sought the opinions OF
local managers and Pavlowa en-.
thusiastz thruout tho country. They
were keeniy interested In the new
bailets Leaves" 9Th.
Fauna," Mexican Danc~s.- Ia
Peri" "schubertiana" and '-rhais'---
and also In the now advertisements.
but they almost with one voice de-
manded some Of tho old favorites. and
II was decided 10 retain "Anariiia. :"
"chopiniana." -F1ora's Awaken
Ing" ''Glsclle- and "Snowflakcs.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

fNcfc fork's Fashion Authority
A great many fashion periods ago
when n silk dress WINS a priced pos
session. tucks and bins folds figured
commonly enough In trimming
schemes Now they are back again.
as Ia shown In the bran-coiorcd frock
pictured above.
The skirt OF II measures a trifle
over two yards around and all the
way up from n nlneinch hem are
bias folds that look like tucks. four
inches apart A little coatblouse
that has short sleeves. cut in one
with II opens over a lacy vest
while low.hanging revcrs. diagonally
crossed with tuclss. n sduare-cut col
lar. wired To stand upright at the
back. and softly folded girdlo com
plete the frock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

agninst present day conditions ms
they have gradually come into ex.
istence. should be arraigned instead
OF her.
In the case Of the Eiri who. thru
wrong. falls into the hands OF the
Juvenile authorities. we should ar.
raign all of us who have failed 20
protect the innocence and virtue Of
children. have failed 20 recognize In
our cities the presence Of the hid.
eous monster. vice.
We can help remedy conditions by
demanding that existing laws h. en-
forccd- Homes must be made moral.
~ and physically better. Industrial
conditions improved. better oppor.
tunities for recreation afforded. un-
protected girls safrguaried and the
character OF young women strength.
ened.
We have talked OF making the
world safe for democracy. but II will
not be safe for democracy or any.
thing else until u II safe for our
girls. who are our wives. mothers
and home builders OF tomorrow.
ONE WHO IL INTERESTED
In OUR CrRI-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

Prssns uAs Ascs evvAcvs
rA6cA sAsv - - c.vv 10 cp~fxde
~ Svtssse letter ~ phc~e. uav
80 cv~sAss Cry 81 A<v effsce ~
Ihe star MAO. evvvv Tsesksv
sSS TAsrs1sv betres, fAs Acsrs
Of . 70 "a Q ~ and n 20 > n.
10 aocsUastsfs ~evksag pecpse
soAs ousass CONC 81 fAas tive.
sAe scS1 ~ n fAs sffsos earsley o.
isfev ey sppsssfAr~e Ptess~ do
act osae 81 ssv ssAev am>. -
htss creS csssss asfrNl 70 A~
xvsfsss bcnssss o. 10 osssfoss
tsssvvvpsSoM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

fnSttncflFeiy. L cAJp<d my nus
hands hand when Katherfns's low
laugh reached our ears. That laugh
was like rich music. soft and low.
but its echo made me ssiffen and
left me chill
II hurt me- could endure that.
but could not bear TO see how II
hurt my husband He shrunk from
It's sweetness. He turned TO me n
n for protection from IL. as II his
nerves were too raw 10 endure the
thrill OF IL. or az II Il reused some
rexrstfabie association In his mind.
He turned 10 me. the wife. and I
cuddled him in my arms as II he
were child. and with n careless
gesture, I drew the coveriet across
his head. 80 that his ears could not
| easily catch those careless. happy.
knote<.
As he hid his head upon my heart.
husband murmurcd. Home.
Homer
And Just no. thought. Il must
Be with many Grant men. They
want to get home after every
erotic excursion. They are always.
In the end. glad 10 be rid OF the OK
citement Of wandering Economically.
The very fact that they must pose
as heroes before each new flair gets
irksome. The flattery grows stale.
Ard so the wife. with her exact
knowledge Of a mans whims and
moods and breakfast habits. her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

In the next article VII discuss
the necessity OF wives keeping upto-
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

Ada boiling water ana cook five
minutes. stirring to proven, burning.
ADD butter. Juice and grated rind of
lemon. Add yoIk Of egg well beaten.
Turn into a baked pie shell. Cover
with meringue made Of the white Of
the egg beaton TN stiff and dry with
two tablespoons sugar. Brown In
quick oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
PORCUPINE SALAD
Canned pear
Almonds
Curranfs
Lettuce

Mnyonnais~ dressing
Shell and bianch almonds. Cut In
thin strips and brown slightly in the
oven. Put half % pear. round side
up. on nest OF Lettuce. Stick the
pear full OF almonds and put two cur.
rants at tho stem end 10 make eyes.
Serve tho dressing IN lettuce leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
ny FLORENCE vID0R
Screen Celebrity

Children should DO taught good.
simple English words from tho very
first time they evlncc an inclination
10 speak. baby talk positively binders
childH development.
A child should be told what II
should do. never what Il should not
do. Always say: Do Never aayi
Don't
A child should be allowed 10 I'M
fold very much "a flower does. to
express an individuality. Parents of
the future will not try 10 force ono
branch or another OF icarnlng upon
a child. but will endeavor 20 find out.
thru carefully studying tho child. la
natural incIlnafionh
EXERCISE PATIENCE
WITH CHILDREN
Any woman who VII beat q chfld
should be perfectly willing to sub.
init TO beating AZ the hands Of
some giant about i've times her
slzsL
IL you believe IN the power Of
love. you can begin right at home
by exercising patience with your
baby.
Do not be Jealous OF your chlid's
possible preferences for ITS father. for
In such an affection there is welded
golden link that viii hold your
heart and his firmly together.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BEST
IL you believe IN applying de-
nnocracy. send your child TO publis
school. 80 that u may not grow up
with a false sense Of superiority. In
evitabiy tho result OF education In
private. exclusive schools
do not dress your child too cxp~n.
aiv~iy. or you will he fostering vanity
and encouraging false values. At any
rate. tho utmost beauty In a chili's
dress II achieved In its simplicity.
II you and your husband differ
in your religious belief. allow tho
child to obtain knowledge of both
beliefs. when tho child IL In its
teens allow I, 10 make a personal
choice in keeping with natural in.
elinatIon.
In the NEXT article I VII discuss
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Confessions ofaBfidq
(corTgtise ty 1heNsspap1E riurue Anaaxu@J
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
MANY ERRANT MEN WANT TO GET "HOMEr
AFTER AN EROTIC EXCURSION

Why did Bob. stiii very rsck. 30
plainly crtrxe before that gay con-
traito iauxhr Could II. by any hor
rid chance. remind him Of the lost
hours which prec~ded his collapse,
When his strength returned. when
his energy was restored. and his
interest In the outside world re-
yived. would he still shrink before
that laugh AZ II II hurt him,
Or would be 20 forth TO seek n.
perhaps to arouse ~
dared no, think. ny . mighty
effort Of will. put aside the
wretched thought aud came back
TO my best self
! must have courage. I told my
self. I must strive for the courage
some one has thus described:
Courage for oneself. sympathy
for others. Courage for ones des-
tiny. Courage TO bear IL or break
under H. But always courage 10
wait for it,
Ito Re CnnfinueuY1
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McCannon Jury IL
in Long Debate

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 5i.--The
jury sitting In the trial OF judge
William II. McGaunon. charged with
numbering Harold knry, was stili
out this morning. after 10 hours OF
celebration.
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LEMON PIE

tablespoon cornstarch
cup sugar
cup boiling water
teaspoon butter
l large lemon or two small onel
egg
Is teaspoon salt
Mix cornpiarch. sugar ana salt
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EvERErT,--Arvid Strand. IS.
killed when blow OF ax on tree causes
loose bark 20 fail on him.
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FOLLOWING AN OPERATION
MRS. X w. ENMONs, resident OF
Crystal spr1ngs, cambridge island,
Is reported In a critical condition at
Minor hospital.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS
WILLIAM NJ. LEE. OF EIrna. WASH
were held at y. m. Friday at the
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-13
". { MOOre's House Broken Into and
The Family Wearing Apparel Carried
Into Yard and Burned; No CIeW

W. r. moore. employed nt the
Columbus theaier. evidently has an
enemy. he and bis wife lourneyed
10 W paso and laid in q supply of
clothing for the family. which also
includes the baby.
Everything looked rosy 10 the
Moore family. the only bad feature
being that the finery could not
all be worn At one time. Some Of
Il, in fact most Of H. had 10 be left
al home-and thus trouble ensued
Returning from the theaier. W
+. found 10 his amazemeni that
enemies had broken into his home.
broken open closets and dressers
aud had carried everything The
family wore into the back yard
and had made one huge bonfire.
II you see manor a woman
either. for that matler--with CLEAN.
INK eyes. looking for some one who
burnt their clothing. you may be
assured II Is W. n. Moore and wife.