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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Both PAY.

Ono night last week . beautiful young
woman ended her life in fashionable Chicago
neighborhood. where she was known - the
wife Of thsnanaser Of leading railroad.
At the inquest 1t developed that the man who
had been passing Is tho husband of the dece-
dent had wife and children in another city.
He attended the inquest accompanied BY his
wife and lawyer. He admitted that he had
long been the friend of the unfortunate young
woman, but only her friend. She had been lib
orally supplied with money and the things that
money would buy. but
The coroner's jury decided that the young
woman suicided while Respondent over bust
ness matters. It would have served no good
purpose to have written the truth in the verdict
A few days later the resignation Of the
manager Of the railroad who had been main
tanning two domicdles was announced. 1t was
stated also that he was leaving his home city
with his wife and children and that they would
in future reside in California The railroad
manager had not stolen from the corporation
he headed. He Was IN enhcient oficial. and he
had not sinned any moro previously than other
men in high places have-but he got caught.
Women who tranagress usually Day, and,
while, on the surface. it doesn't seem that way,
the men inevitably settle also.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
State Leade, Gone.

Illinois lost ono Of its most valuable citizens
when BENJAMIN F. Harris died at his home in
Champaign yesterday.
Mr. Harris was banker and street railway
owner. and : busy man. but he. found time to
devote himself TO Other interests. His devo-
ton to the causes Of intensive farming and
good roads ID well known.
He was the father of the county agent move
ment which brought agricultural advisers to
mod N the counties in the state. We have here
In H0dk Island county reason to appreciate the
ser9Ss Of Mr.. Harris to the agricultural inter-
estss He fought enthusiastically for good roads.
and shh work II beginning to bear fruit
he sad feature Of the passing Of Mr.. Harris
b that he was still in his prime and doubtless
would have accomplished much more for the
common good had he been permitted to have
lived ont mans allotted time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Our Little Brown Cousins.

There is no mistaking that Ffiipinos want
heir independence. What's more, our little
brown cousins want It night away, quick! And
\ 10 inst possible, ~ they insist, that they in
he islands. better than We Americans over
here are the best judges Of whether they are
n;lsd for independence
OF course. no American doubts but that the
Philippines win be free some day. The ques-
Hon u: When?
L4t It not have to follow Filipino rebellion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Quicker Action Will Result.

Inaugurats the president on the second
Monday in Decenbsr.
That, in nutshell, Is the constitutional
amendment offered in congress by Represen-
tative Arthur Of Oregon.
There's much to be said in favor Of that
proposal!
When the nation was young and scattered
over wide area Of rcadless, railless, land it
may have been all right to have the inausura-
ton four months after the election.
These, however. are speedier days. One
jumps across the continent in less than week.
1t will not be long before new presidents air.
plane from the Pacific to Washington the day
before Inauguration day.
month IL plenty long enough to give q
new president to pack his trunk and write his
speech.
\ What's true Of the president is true Of mem
bers Of congress. They. too. should get into
action sooner after their election The Arthur
amendment is fine. as far - 1t goeA There
should be tackled onto It, though. provision
that congress members take their seats the
s,me day - the president is inausurated. in
early December.
That1l mean quicker action.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Household Hints

boil down the stock to two cup'saiIs
Season with salt and pepper, =.
milk, parsley and enough aou .,,.s
make the consistency OF 'D'''
cream. !.
Cut rabbit meat from bone. =
large pieces and put in Ds.- .s
dish. Pour in the thickened 81
end cover. with rich biscuit oous.
Bake in a hot oven until tine ~ Il
ia brown Garnish with slices
hard boiled eggs and spf's'
parsley.
To use left over rabbit meat. e =.
quets may be made which " ,,om
un;nitiated cannot be tod
chicken croQuets.
Sour Rabbit (Hassenpfenel,.
Wash rabbit well, cut into ps .I
and let ST. I'D overnight IN 10y.
water. Put into crock in iU M
first a layer of rabbit. then sp,,,
kle with whole mixed spices ana :, !
H.
few hay leaves. Then iayeL =
rabbit and some more whole sp ~,
and bay leaves. Cover with IT,. ~.
weak vinegar. Let stand Two ~, ~.
To prepare for meal. r s..s,,
from crock. put into cooking he ~
spices and all; add enough ss,I
water to cover rabbit. Cook ~ "a
rabbit is done. Remove raoo'. ~
strain the juice SO a. to se'
spices out. .,. ..ss
Put the juice ana rabbit -
into the kettle. Then Brow ~
In 1 sauce pan and Just ~;
serving rabbit make . MICS
kyAvy ef the Drowned houf.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Heroes and the Kaiser.

4B68&0D 01D4D AAeO. 11As1oOSe
WIlhstn HsAsnsellern i living OF ths lat
q The laaA over IN Holland. sixty sSfvants
cassr. 70 his slightest Wish. He i warmly
clethsd ezd honssd; abuncaAtly fed. and has
ths wfssst pAysieials u his bsck and call He
doesn't deserve tAat does no! No, Of 'cosr1s
not It Il owing 70 no fault Of yours that hs IL
getting such royal treatment
On the other hand. right here in the U. s. f.
some hundreds Of thousAads Of HEROES Of
that war ars getting Tar from = royal treat
ment Tksy are aot even getting fair deal
Some u then, disabled BY service in that war.
are In sore bed. There are not enough hos
pisai accommodations for al q them. Many
are 20 bouad up IN rcd tape that they feel them
selves Genied the square deal.
- Doss 1t striks 20 ~ justice that Bill Hohen-
sollsfn should have castles and servants galore
while thousands u the boys who stood between
The fosnse kaissf's greedy hard and our free
dom should suffer want! Any time anybody
tells you that -too much is asked for the SOL
diers" compare what they receive with what
this ex-kaiser il getting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
llI|.rlHQE DAILY SHORT STORY

she leaned back in the chair and
closed her eyes.
Two men nearby were having an
animated discussion and bits Of
their conversation came to her
ears.
AS ! was saying, Roger, the
modern girl doesn't appeal to me,
Il least not Is . life partner. She
may Be an excellent dancer and
dress In the latest fashion, but q
man wants more than that in .
wife. Give me q common-sense girl
with brains and q profession Of her
own II she wants it--aot one OF
these girls with their hair topped
over their ears and toddling aleng
on stilt-like heels"
The resonant masculine voice
stopped. The other man chuckled.
But. you must have met plenty
Of 'common-se2se' ones in your
work. old man"
The first mans reply was indis-
tinct.
Eleanor smiled to herself and I'M
consciously reached up to smooth
the 'flops" Of reddish gold hair that
quite covered her small ears. That
done to hsr satisfaction, she peered
down at her smartly shod feet, in
black slippers with very high heels.
''Oh. vel. I suppose I'm not .
'comnon-senss' person. Mr.. Critis, I"
she thought. a.
Later. with true feminine euries-
ity. Eleanor turned her chair lust q
little 20 she could ees the two men.
The critical one VS. Z tail. athletic
looking man. well dressed vith
dark hair and Tired liaes about his
brown 1yeA
ElaansF forgot ell about him ~,
sf that But when che got on 1t
otantaa. and she AAd Nargsry ~
eana disGAtAnsled aftef . vef1 e.
~ xf4lslns. ~ NJ Haro.
on4 es4k &AnS4es - - IN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20

I'll 80. too. Dick" he announc-
ed. you might need me, and I
guess the old nerves are in good
shape aslir."
The trip to the woods had to be
postponed until little Johnny vas
ont OF danger and convalssdns.
Then the two men stared of.
The irst night out they sat suok.
ing b. . ehesrfully glowing IRE.
why didn't you tell me before
that Miss Herrick was 4 trained
nurssT asked Bill isr;ously.
Want she wonderful that night
you operated on the little fellow?
Suppose she took up nursing Is Z
tad sonetime."
Margssy had not pledged hsr
Eleanor.
Hasn't anyone told your. Dick
said in surprise. But she has beer
reticent about it. come TO think of
it! Eleanor Herr.ck has a decora-
ton from the French government
tor bravery under IRE during ,hA
war. After her service in France
she went tc. Siberia with the Rai
Cross. and from there to the mani
hospital in Japan. Quite An exnA.
riencs for young woman. Shea
As . competent ~ they come, Mar.
gerry tells me her apparent frfvoiity
70 inst . feminine substitute for so.
Ing into the woods, Z sort Of mana
cea for hard work. But, Bill. vhat.s
the natter"
Henderson had Jumped to hid
feet and vss pacing up ana down.
Would you care II Va ehoyt-
eAAd our trip. Diek?' he essaa
cuftly. "rd like to get back beSore
sAe leaves Stanton"
Daek smiled into the IRE.
Not Q Bit old man! Good Incl
y ysa!" he retosted With 4 ~
Dae iatardly he was sayink:
80 MaressyS bsaa y . ~
.t1e1Q 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20

'Yus OvHkWoRKED BRONCHIAL
TTRE9

= Acute bronchitis, or "cold set
tied IN the chest" as the benighted
cali 1t. Is not tn, familiar cough
and sore chest that the nostrum ex-
ploiters would have the gnllible
public inag ne. In 50 per cent Of
al such alleged colds settled in
the chest" there 10 nothing wrong
inside the chest In. seeking the
source or origin Of IN acute ceugh,
that ID. . newly established cough
which does not continue In
definitely, It Il well to Investigate
~ the lining Of the nose chambers
(3) the lining Of the throat. esp.-
cially that part covering the ad-
enoid body; 60 the lining Of the
larynx ivo.ce box) and trachea
(vind-pipe). Such q search IL
much more likely to prove success
full than is the most d'ligent scrnt-
my Of the almanac, tbs patent
medicine testimonial or Doctor
Quacker's Dollar Doctor:
Whether the patient notices any
rawness or soreness In the chest or
not, the physician finds clear ev.-
denee, In his examination Of the
chest, Of any actual bronchitis. In-
flammation Of the lining OF the
bronchial tubes can never be in
ferred from cough and sore chest
alone; that is. no one, not even a
doctor himself, can surmise bYon-
chit.s from his own sensations.
Any guess about bronchitis or "co!d
ON the chest" not corroborated by
the evidence the doctor finds when
he listens with ear or ststhoscope,
is, therefore, usually wrong. Dab
bling with treatment purporting to
be good for bronchial trouble is
we'll. with most cough cures it is a
great life If you do not weaken.
Often you don't.
In SPITE of my kindliest intention
many readers will be disappointed
in this talk. They will deem it mere
destructive criticism. Yet / set out
to do good. il l could, and do ne
harm. Hipocrites gave three raps
on my spirit table and said, "Son, "
said he, "son let's explain to 'em
/ again about corcoctions in the
chest. 1t is coming on the SEASON
when humors are wont to pene-
trate the chest" Father, what's
|, the use" said I. "Year after year
I've told 'em. but they do love con-
coctionS and you just can't pane
trate their chests with humor,
seems g though" mo. no, my
J son. you do not understand" the
Father Of Medicine replied. Il
meant evil humors concocted in the
chest. I think my children now
call 1t Inflammation"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20

ing. and then to DR.. william Hen
derson. alias "Mr. Critic"
Eleanor and Margery sat in the
rear seat Of the auto on the ride to
the Thayer home. and EXCHANGED
whispered condolences.
Please, Marse darling" askes,
Eleanor. don't mention Q word
while I'm here OF what I've been
doing. I'll tell you all about It
sometime. but I'd rather not have
anyone else know. Say I'm 4 lady
Of leisure from New York"
Eleanor's eyes twinkled mis-
chievously.
All right. my bashfal young
friend. Ill promise That's
quite . different looking costume
from the severe one you wore when
I saw you OF. Remember
They chatted gaily Of old times
for the remainder Of the ride.
Eleanor was to stay . month
With Aargery: during the last fort
night Of her stay. the two men
wore to 80 on their trip to the
woods.
Tho night before the men vere
to start Margefy. Eleanor and DR.
Henderson were IN the living room
Eleanor was playing the piano
when DR.. Thayef came in hur-
riedly.
Little Johnny craae's bAen run
over By an Aato.. he sai6. tersely
"I'1l have to . over It once and
operate. Cant get . nprss IN
tovn.' Miss Hsrriek. l wonder
Bat Eleanor vas already At the
door.
I'll - ready - 900 - yss ham
the 60 ost. che said.
NE oa2o AoWnskAirv With q
yhsts apron showing beneath bes
l6de coas. and the I'D PIT q lev
healed oxtoe1s.
psHssasrsaa fsllovtA Asr ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20

Can yott tell me Whsre l can get
tincture Of aletfis fagiAoea? !
found Il reconstructed II . doctor
book Is ! cure for falling Of the
womb and other female weak
nesses. / have inquired In mai1y
drne storea. but they don't seam
to know what It is. (MrA B. C. HI
ANSWER-Star grass. blazing
star mealy stArwort and collie root
are other names for Aletria fari-
nosa. or course Il has NO effect ON
falling Of the womb or or any otn-
er condition which the quack doc
tor book may have led yon to at
tribute to .female weakness" The
stun il an emetic, a>hafsh cathartlc
and very hitter-perhaps the qnacx
thought to divert your attention
from the imaginary ailments to the
very real medicine.
Pop Corn.
NY son, two years. old. has a
great craving for popcorn and will
eat q small bag Of It II he gets it,
II doesn't seem to do any harm, but
/ am wondering II it il likely to
injure him in any way. >(Mrs. j.
H. B.)
ANSWER-It may be harmless,
but as a rule popcorn should not
be given until the child has four
rnolar teeth to mast; cate it (Which
the average child has at the age
RI IN IN AZ mOnfhs)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
MENU HINT.
Breakfast,

Breakfast.
Cereal Sliced Bananas
Coddled Eggs Toast
Luncheoa.
Celery and Tomato Soup
Bread Sticks Baked Pears
Oatmeal Cookies Tea
Dinner.
Broiled TIipe
Mashed Potatoes
CresMed Cabbage
Rice, Bavarian Cream with Prunes
Coffee
SUBMITTED RECIPES.
Rabbit a Ia Creoie-Wash rabbit
thoroughly In sat water and dry.
Dip In -four and fry golden brewn
in olive oil. In another frying pan
put three slices Of bacon, one
green pepper cut small and fry
brown. Pour over this one can of
tomato soup. Cook fiye minutes.
Then take rabbit that has been
Drowned, lay In the sauce. season
to taste, cover and cook slowly one
hour and a half.
Rabbit Pie-One rabbit (about 8
pounds. one onion sliced. one-hAlf
cup chopped bacon. one tablespoon
parsley, one cup rich milk. -four.
biscuit dough.
Soak rabbit In salted water for
one hour. Drain And ais3sint.
Cover With boiling water. a4l 0ni0n
and simmer until the meet b ten
esr. ksmmfe rADltt I'm tt1ck -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
THE CRITIC.
1T THE CRITIC.
~ Mt. Margaret Mouiton. % Cap
itNl Street. Augusta. Maine.
(Qcpyright. 1920, BY Wheeler


III Syndicate. Incl
II had Z letter from Eleanor
Herfitk-the first in ages" Margery
rhay4T told her husband 1t dinner.
Lat me read you bits Of It! Ar
lived 10 New York last Tuesday and
ieel almoet like . foreigner. I'm
hat reveling In matinees, mani
surea. modistes and milliners; sort
II 1 reection after sthe strenuous
sxissences Of the past few years.
Altar I get established IN the ways
u civilization again. please may I
tonne lup and see you. Narge dear,
and maet DR.. Richard Thayery You
know. Dick. Eleanor wss just heart
srokea because she couldn't come
p our wedding last year. It will
" Ill tight to ash her up. won't it!
I'd Just love to 80 her again"
.It'9 = coincidence. but got .
;3milae request from Bill Henderson
pday.s sDill's nerves have gone back
n him from too many operations At
~ ANNYAso ouu No wants " CUtl0
~ here for . quiet rest and . few
lAys in the woods II I can get Of I'd
10 With him. There's your chance.
oargery. to provide Bill with = wife.
4 doctor and . nurse-sure to be
cnsssial!"
Mre. Thayer's Alternating pro-
0fvftfh2 VEGA n auhfar4 NJ vnmrh
eaains and joking among her init
saats friends s.
~I1l do IT," laughed Marxery.
I'll uslts Eleanor tonight and you
s1vite mi"
= - from that day. Eleanor
pts16k boarded the train In New
osk ~ her way to visit Margsry.
u ee4la4 h6fself contortably IL
X 1AAa ebaak AotnA flme rod
= pet1 ~ 114Gnsane9
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-20
Argus Information Bureau

+ {A.y rsadef eas get the antver 10 .
addRess Sd eneloss two-eent stsnp for n
eea1deatiai. the replies being sest direct
pa0 - anoayneus kttefs.)
3 Q. How does the coast line Of
the Philippine Islands compare in
length with that Of the United
States? G. T. G.
A. This archipelago consists Of
3.141 islands, 1913 Of which are
not listed by name. Almost 5000
of them contain less than one
square mile Of land each. The
coast line is 20 intricate that with
one twenty-fifth the area Of the
United States this group Of islands
has more than double the coast
line.
Q. What ara. the hardest sub
stances known to man? p. U. Y.
A. The United States Geological
Survey states that NO exact stand
ards Of hardness have yet been
formulated and consequently it
10 impossible to say exactly what
substances are hardest. Among
mineral substances, diamonds,
corundpm, and topaz are some OF
the hardest.
@. What was the occupation Of
John Howard Payne who wrete
Home, Sweet Home? When was
the song written? T. A. F.
A. John Howard Payne was an
actor, manager and playwright.
Home Sweet Home" occurs in his
OPERA "Clari, or the Maid Of Milan.
which was produced in 1923. The
music was adapted by Henry R.
Bishop, frem an old melody that
Payne had heard in Italy. The
publishers Of this song made quite
q sum Of money from its sale, but
its authors profted very slightly.
@. What is the salary of rural
free delivery inspector? W. L.. F.
A. The Post ONES Department
says that there are no special X.
r. b. inspectors. There are only
general postonice inspector whose
duty 1t il to inspect all branches
Of the service. Ths salaries .ranga
from $500 to $500 = year. Per-
sons desiring these positions must
be in the Postal Service in order
to be eligible.
Q. l do not live in ! city. Where
may I.order the canned meats that
are being offered for sale By the gov
ernment! A. e. +. =.
A.. You should write for circu-
Lar or send order to the nearest
depot quartermAster. The various
ones are in New York City, 46l
Eighth avenue; Boston, Army Sup
ply Base; Chicago. 1919 West Thir-
ty-ninth street; San Antonio, Tex
Atlanta, Ca, Trans Bldg; San
! Francisco. Calf.
Q. Define and describe an al
ligator pear, which you mentioned
some time ago. c. 8.
+, A. The alligator pear was orig
inally brought from Cuba. and /,
10 nov largely cultivated in many
of the southern states. 1t is nst
. true psar. but 10 = pear shaped
vegetable or fruit. with haGd
shiny, dark green rind, and con.
tlins / reed cavity something like
that Of : melon. which h oiled
with ona large ssed. The pulp Of
the pear Is largely used for salads
/. Q. Which has tho most beat
value. hard coal or wood! N. J. T
: A. Anthracite coal will run about
1850 to 1850 b. t u. (Britisi
Thermal Unita) to the pound. and
wood about $500 b. t. u. to the
pound.
/, Q. How many newspapers arr
printed every day In this country
8. L.
| A. There are ESQ newspaper
! that are printed daily In the unitst
Statss. OF these. leo are printed II
II difArlnt l4nguaees.
/, Q. u lsoar n milk found IN hut,
NJ! R G.
\ II tsaD1Ar Art a tie suea,