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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

nard!S tei stays with us. Where we
lived before there was charming lit
tie girl next door about as old as you
are dear" she added pointing TO Jean,
"and Jip played with her all the time.
He followed her to school and she
taught him things and they were the
best sort Of pals"
That explains it," said Jeans faith
err smilingly. but how are we going
to keep him away from my daughter.
You see. she doesn't like dogs"
But I do like Jip!" cried Jean be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

Spread six square soda crackers
with jelly. A red jelly will look the
prettiest.
Fit six crackers over the ones that
have been spread with jelly.
Fut a marshmellow on the top OF
each pair of crackers.
Put the cracker sandwiches on
pan and set in a warm oven till marsh
mellows get light brown.
Eat at once while fresh and warm.
These are fine to make after school
when you want something to eat In a
jlffy and the cookie jar is empty.
Serve with cocoa or lemonade for u
party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

Capitol at Washington. Over the wires
went the sounds that spelled out the
words: What Hath God Wrought"
In Baltimore. Re the message was
received. the news was spread abroad
that Morse's telegraph was a success,
and Morse was acclaimed great in
ventor."
II should say he was a great In
ventor. Daddy When l grow big will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

that was before | knew Jip. He's so
nice and we're such friends that /
even like other dogs-well. anyway.
like some of them. l guess everybody
and thing is a little nice If you just
know about them. Look. Ethel. Ill
show you what Jip can do"
At word of command Jip played
dead" and then. when Jean moved
her finger, he jumped up alive
again so suddenly that Ethel was
startled and jumped so funnily that
Jean thought the joke was on her that
time.
Ethel liked Jip almost as well as
Jean did and together the girls taught
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

~ I'D y0u ever see . boy who could
not keep his hands out Of his
pockets. ana to break him Of the
~ habit. his. mother had to sew
them up hard and fast? You. all know
how awkward and miserable that boy
looked. with pair Of hands-and no
place to put them.
Well, that Is the way people say
We look with our short. paddle-like
wings; they seem to be in our way.
and all We can do Is let them hang
down in front. like the boys hands.
with his pockets sewed up.
There was a time though. but It
may have been Thousands and thou
sands Of years ago. that we had just
as good wings as anvN~Av. and could
fly anywhere we wanted 10 60. But
our folks got TO staying on the water
so much. and-snyinE only when we
were obliged to. that our wings were
hardly ever used So the long feath.
ers dropped out and no new ones
came in their place. thoi the short
feathers: as the years vent by. as they
have habit of doing. grew hard. ana
instead Of being soft. downy feathers
actually became more like scales
than feathers. While all this was 60
ing on. the bones Of our wings grew
nat. until at last the wings had turned
into as good pair ~ paddles as any
one could have wished. and ones that
even a whale Nigh. have envied. SO
when swimming about. looking for
fish. II was the most natural thing In
the world. to dip in our paddles and
-, .ns'n ~, oa1s, nn' ~ w.. az az :
they ar no good at all, and " our
safety depended on regular wings we
cer.ai-'v would be in a Ak. The rea-
son orr folks were so fond OF the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

MIN some new tricks and had great
fun. Jip liked being taught new things
too. for he knew that as soon as the
lesson was over. his little mistress
would point her finger at him and
say. what do you say now. Jip?"
And then he would bark twice, not
too loudly and then she would slip
her hand from under her apron and
give him a good tit-bit to eat. Who
wouldn't be friends with such a nice
mistress as that?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

deed
y William Shakespeare.
the gtie
ysee
At
Alfred
"of all might
J. G
of sublime
Il ". s4ss8
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
WINDOW ELEVATION
! HERE are many different joints
that might be used in making a
window screen Tho hutt mint

HERE are many different joints
that might be used in making a
window screen. The butt joint,
- however. is the easiest for the
amateur to make. and II the nails
are well set andthe fasteners properly
driven, this screen will be found very
rigid after the wire cloth is tackled to
the frame.
Cypress or white pine are the mos:
durable and are easily worked, hence
make good woods for this purpose.
This lumber can be bought at any
lumber yard cut in two and three inch
strips in lengths Of ten. twelve and
fourteen feet.
After getting the measurement "A"
and 3D." decide what lengths will cut
TO the best advantage, then make out
your lumber bill. II the screen is
over four feet in length. a one and a
half inch cross piece should be put in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

you teach me to work a telegraph"
Il will, aon. and I shall teach you
the Morse code. as WE'LL"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
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ENIGMA

Il ENIGMA -'@''-
i NY first Is In day but not In night.
Il NV second Is in speech but not IN
II sight. ~ -
NV third Is In friend but not In foe.
NV fourth Is in finger but not'in toe.
II NV nfth Is in loss but not In gain.
NV whole is q month which brings
THREE RIVER SQUARES
u I. An American river.
II :. A musical inytrument
II s. A girls name. a " =
II 4. A gem.
n 1. A French river.
n Z. A. bird. go.
3. Cavity OF the eye.
1 4. A disturbing sound.
4 s. To enroll.
4 /. An English river.
4, Q. Unlocking.
.. A small plum-like fruit
H I. scrutinized. |
ANSWERS
ENIGNA-APRlL
r. THREE RIVER SQUARES
l. .2.,S-4.. e =
}to.H.y.o -R.H-0.N,E O.U-S-E
HARP HERON U-GL-Y
i. -R.l.As ORBIT S,L.0E
fgO.PA-L NOISE EYED
. !. f,N-T.E.R u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

tSanuel F. Is. Morse-Born April -.
1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

Fairbanks current big Four pro
duction, When Tho Clouds Roll BY"
which viii be shown at the Bijou The
alter this week. pouS is not clergy
man and he is not attacked by Il
thug. hut q black cat crosses his path.
Does he worry and fret over 1t? No
he Just tiGhteus his muscles and
squares himself for a mighty attack
on this annoying superstition. and
smiles at the original fable.
eyes OF the World
An announcement Of uncommon in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Weeks Movie Calendar

ntJpt-Au week. Douglas Fair
banks in "Mhcu the Clouds Roll
By.'s
nit ERiRp-Monday aud Tues
DAY. +Hnrry 4. Marcy In 'flie
sEuuil,icr.". "Wednesday and Thurs
day. >rrhc Woman Under tONcr';
Frid,,s and saturday. William nun-
can Ia ..>.nashin.: narricrs.
chg. oNit i,---M"nda>. Tuesday
md ,NCdncSdn:. Mary Miles Winter
In .ysnuc uf tircrn Cables: thurs
day: Friday aud SATURDAY. 'i;'hct
Norg,nnd in "rin'o."
IsiS-tu week. "Male and
Feutr,ir.
oDEoN-Mouday and tuesday.
Constance faimndEe Inv IN tho
Noru,n Vni:nadGc in "Thc Isle az
Conquest: Thursday. Wary rick
ford in ''rhe Dawn of y Tomorrow"
FritfnS aud Saturday. Lou tcIlc.cu
iu .slinmc 81 the Desert"
REN-Mouday "Radium Mystery
and lin in ATS Place: Tuesday.
Helen Gibson in "Ihr Trail ut the
Rnig', and Charlie Chaplin IN "ht
1t SSs1,in": "Wednesday, "Buuud and
GngEed." ami Code &C the North:
ghurS,;ay. "Thc Heart beneath"
and 81 .o",>inu l"r rroubic": friday.
ssrhc Hcart beneath" ''imhhiiuE in
Society" aud '.Hutt and Jcn': ~Htur-
day, james =. turhctt in ''ihc Mid
night Man" aud "uh. You East
Lynce.''
observation-disclosures. Tuesday and
Wednesday,. blanche Sweet in
.'FiEhtiuE Crr>>y'': Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, Niiiiam Russell
In "fhr Lincoin tiiShwayman'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

l1hc black Cat Myth.
& Has black cat ever crossed your
path?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

when IL aid and for weeks every time
something went wrong at homo or
there was a business reverse, Tho poor
KITTY came in for uii the blame.
II was hack in the sixteenth century,
according 10 Learned historian OF
Rhode Island. hat thc superstition of
the BLACK car tabir was introduced. \
clergyman was returning from church
after the sunday evening sermon and
ne carried with him the days offer
Not the congregation. y black cat
ing. ana :iS he story goes. ten steps
after he, was f"ilCd when . heart!cSs
bandit attacked him. The victim was
robbed ana the asssilant fed. And all
haiYnlcSS feline
iItstorY renoats itsnlf In nnnrla
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
 PLAN WORK FOR
 GOOD OF STATE
Army to Consider Affairs or Interest at Coming
 Convention

PHOENIX, March 10. - Social con- ditions in Arizona with reference to pauperism, unemployment. prison work. juvenile delinquency. depend ent maternity cases and suggestions as to the betterment of those condi- tions will be discussed at the con- vention of the Salvation Army's state advisory board here March 14, it was announced tonight by Salvation Army officials, who said they expect ed 1S0 to attend the meeting. At the same time, list of chairmen and secretaries of county advisory boards was made public. It follows:
 Cochise county, C. A. Lindsey and Russell Meadows, Douglass; Coconi- mo-. P. NJ. Gold and Thomas l.. Rees Glagstaff; Gila. Joseph l.. Mayer an6 F. L. Gates, Globe; Graham. R. A. Armstrong.
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BOTULISM.

A i "A Practng this little printed consump
  likelihood tho being found olives than other foods  The United States Bureau of Chemistry that in practically bousm the
  the slightest swelling the bounus o is  edible, the chemists Lieutenant Italian shed Now will the judge make proeer some 
 With their work New do Why not doing the housewor mndin something o-- England doesn't Ike tc hear that America had
  Those Turks will keep butcerine have to wipe that Mosien bo off it's
  Farmers those when ohy labor put in 1c
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Stock 'Fhrives On
 Ranges of State

PHOENIX, March 10. - Despite some cold nights, weather conditions generally have been favorable for livestock, according to the weekly range report of the weather bureau made public tonight Most of the rain fell in northern and eastern Ari- zona and western New Mexico and with beneficial effect the report ad- ded. Probably no section is in need of moisture at this time, according to the report, unless it is southeast ern Arizona where rainfall during the winter has been light. In that sec tion, ranges and stock are reported to be fair to good. Tn western dis tIicts ranges are greening rapidly and stock is improving, the report said. The open winter has been favorable Tor cattle and losses have beer small Conditions in the strip north of the Colorado river are described as favor able and improving. Both cattle and sheep are said to be in much better shape than is usual for the season. Owing to the unusual amount of mois- ture precipitated during the winter, the report said. the plants known as winter annuals have reached de- gree of development unequaled since 1905 l,
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If in Doubt, Worried or Per plexed, Consult Mime. MarteH Clairvoyant and Psychic
 Palnist

She will reveal to you with uuerr- ing accuracy your past as you alone know il. your present as it is and your future exactly as it will be She gives absolutely reliable and strictly confidential information on every sub ject of life-clear and interesting to the human race. She comforts tiia weak and cheers the sorrowing The prosperous business man Is told how to continue so. how to avoid rnis- takes that would bring disaster; the poor man is told how to better his condition. the sweetheart. husband or wife is given the proper advice to bring about happiness. A force. a power-call it what you willis i'm planted with the backward to gain success and happiness. Call on this wonderful life reader and you will leave here presence wiser. boider and happier than you were ever before.
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Hold Navy Officer
 As Suspect After R ai d S in Ireland

LONDON, March 10.-The latest sus pect held in Dublin castle is Lieuten- ant Commander Erskine Childers, whose home was raided by soldiers Tuesday, according to the Daily Mails Dublin correspondent. Childers is a commander in the naval reserve and a son of the former chancellor or tne OK chequer. He gave notable service with the air force during the war and, ac cording to the newspaper, the people of Dublin are puzzled over the purpose of the search of his home. Childers is the author of a book on home rule for Ireland.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
NEWS OF THE STATE A vFROM THE LATE WzREL
State Commission
 Endorses Spokane
 Man for the EGG.

PHOENIX, March 10. Arizona's s corporation commission today en- dorsed J. B. Campbell, of Spokane, as its choice for appointment as a mem Der of the interstate Commirce com mission, the endorsement following a general request to that effect. An nouncement was made tonight by Chairman A. B. Betts.
 Campbell was counsel in the fed eral inter-mountain rate case and has attracted general attention as a champion of the plan for providing railroad tariffs. based on distance coy cred rather than on the present meth cd of giving the Pacific coast prefer ential advantages over the interior.
 F. A. Jones, member of the Ari- zona commission has worked with Campbell during the past 10 years and says he believes that Campbell is the best man the commission has presented for nomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
WHAT IS LOVE.

HAVE YOU love? think but Vicente AA
 
  the divine spirit of selfsacrifce
 The author The the Apocayps asserts that English to measured receive.
  sefsacrice present if the sesacrice sacrifice beloved 
 really tranquil  the would be devised in sefsacrIce has created man o work
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THE GOOD OLD DAYS.

vOrt oldimer He and butter 20 cents a
 But he really tmes?" Let's In have living and TheyIg ed hanging lamps.
  joy o a the other aborer a As they to if bow 
 And o other wne ordinary 220 feet long?
  andt even if tcostsm more i
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lrmed guard officers.
 When he advised that the convoy system proposed by the British ad-
 miralty be put into immediate oper- ation, Admiral Sims said he received cabIegram from Secretary Daniels stating that lin regard to convoy I
 consider that American naval vessels having armed guards are safer when sailing independently" Later, adop-
 ton of the convoy system he said in- dicated the wisdom of his recom- mendation.
 Taking up the Si;udtion created by the submaTine menace. the admiral said that in June, 1917 he told the department the efforts then being made to curb the U-boats was not succeeding and the necessity again was presented "of sending all de- Stroyers, tugs, yachts and other craft which can reach the critical area by themselves Sr can be lowed part way"
 The department in reply, he satd, stated that the department recog- niZe.5 the necessity of sending all anti-submarine craft which can be spared from home waters into active European waters and when such craft become available will send them" and announced willingness 10 cooperate in every way and that It would consider the question of sup plying additional naval forces other than anti-submarine carft whenever the advisability of so doing is justi- fled"
 This reply. the admiral said, con- vinced him that the department en- tirely misunderstood the situation and caused him to appeal to Ambass ador Page for assistance. In let ter to tho ambassador on June 25, 1917 he made most of the assertions that through the present investiga- ton, reviewed the entire situation, quoted from messages exchanged with the department and closed with the statement that the war will be won or lost within the next few months, for If the Shipping losses continue at the prehe5H rate 1t must be lost because the .aiies cannot win.' The admiral did SnQt say what was the result of the letters.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11

Menu for Tomorrow
 BREAKFAST Stewed dried peaches, rolled oats. toast, coffee.
 LUNCHEON Creamed noodles, currant bread and butter, prune whip, gold cake. tea.
 DINNER Baked halibut, caser- ole potatoes. fried parsnips, endive with French dressing, lemon pie, cof- fee.
 My Own Recipes
 When using the whites Of eggs plan to use the yolks for salad dress ing or cake While eggs are expen- sive any dish prepared with several eggs contains more nourinshment than one in which the eggs are con spicuous by their absence. However there is reason in all things and the old-fashioned. recipes calling for 10 Or 12 eggs are unreasonable. Creamed Noodles
 eggs
 2 tablespoons milk
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 Beat eggs slightly with milk and salt Add flour to make stiff dough. Put on floured molding board and roll very thin When partly dry roll up and cut in narrow strips Drop into boiling salted water and boil 15 minutes. Drain. Pour over cream to and cover with 1-4 cup of coarse bread crumbs Drowned in but ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
Turning Back the Calendar Seventeen Years
 Ago Today

This is pay day for the Copper Queen miners and business will be made more lively for the next few days. The pay roll of the Copper Queen is the largest in the territory. and every time it hands the men their monthly wages there is something do- ing in these parts.
 Cochise county will probably have three strong baseball tesms during the coming season. Bisbee and Tomb
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
HUNTING A HOUSE.

house The fortunate of men--he a househunng will how the thoughts mind families have beens habion had nothing the cntso of today O a
 
  There's 
  lighto where MT I.andlo i and any
  And i
  al
  hay and n o to
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WIDOW RELATES
 GRIN|V' 5 DEATH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ing in appearance to Grimm, wearing an overcoat and engaging in raid on the'I. w. w hall.
 Grimm, the state contends, wore no overcoat that day.
 Barnett was called by the defense in subrebuttal to contradict the asser- tions of state witness. Just before the state closed, Loren Roberts, for whom plea of insanity has been en- tered, walked up to the witness stand, uninvited, and seated himself, glancing at the jury with a peculiar smile.
 You may take your seat" said Judge Wilson; Roberts obeyed and re- sumed his place beside the other de- fendants. The states attorney laugh ed
 The final phases of the states rebut- tai was occupied largely with cumula- tive testimony that the attack by the I. W. w. was unprovoked. Several witnesses, mostly eX-service men in the parade. declared they were look ing at the 1. w. w. hall when the firing began, and that no one had started to- ward the hall. On the question of which faction was the aggressor, the state had saved it's strongest evidence for rebuttal. Witness after witness told the jury that the platoons of sol diers remained in formation until the l. W. w. began with two or three pre- liminary shots, which were followed immediately by a deadly volley from every direction.
 Vandeveer's surrebuttal consisted of efforts to impeach states witnesses.
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TWO PIONEERS piE

PHOENIX, March 10. - Two Ar. izona pioneers. members of the state pioneers home at Prescott, died this week, according to advices just re- ceived at the office of Secretary An drew Baumert, Jr., of the board of state institutions. The pioneers are George c. Cary and Stephen Henkei. Cary went to the home from Yav1- pal county two years ago and died on March 9 at the age of S2. after 56 years of residence os the state. Hen. kel went to the home from Maricopa county in 1916 and died there on March at the age of 7f with fl years to his credit as pioneer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
Ouija By Edmund Vance Cooke

WISH I were a Ouijab board And some rank profiteer Would ask me where to place his hoard,
 I'd tell him, never fear! I'd recommend some oil well stocks. Which soon would rake him on the rocks. I wish l were a ouja-bOard
 And when the day w&s spent, I'd loose some pleasant words I've stored
 For him who jumped my rent. I'd tell the ShylockshockiIg thief That of all robbers he is chief. Td tell him in the flesh, but then The cuss might boost my rent again) l wish l were a ouija-board,
 I'd hand it to the boss, And though his name were Schwab or Ford.
 I'd tell him Come a-c-r-o-s-s," I'd name the sum I'd like to earn To even up my tax return. 1 wish I ran ouija-board
 And then when Woodrow came And asked me whom he should appoint,
 I'd indicate name. And if the name were mine-oh, well, That name I know best how to spell. I'd also hint mild desire Concerning some he still might fire. l wish l were--and you would see
 When some bis mutt should come And lay his louths hands on me,
 I'd be both deaf and dumb. Or might be induced to tell In three short words where he might dwell. But if some dainty fingered miss
 Should stroke my wood, oh boy I'd spell her that, or tell her this
 And fairly jump for joy. But if she held me on her lap And asked about some other chap Some other chap whom she adored, Oh, then I'd be a oui ia bored!
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
Copyright, 1920, N. E. Al

HE FIRST thing think in preparing invalid be
  the Try the
  to be effor. well body the inclination
  g
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GUARD GETS DOCTORS

tional guard now contains two physi- clans, both officers whose commits missions are not disputed at Washing ton. They are James Thom of Clark dale, lieutenant, and Dr. George $. Martin of Phoenix, major.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
TO INVESTIGATE

PHOENIX, March 10. - Dr. s. A. Jones, chief of the field service of the bureau of crop estimates will ar rive from Washington. D. C., within 10 days to make an investigation of crop conditions in Arizona, according to M. L. Harrison, field agent for Arizona. IL is to be an annual in speetion trip, Mir Harrison said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11

' The maidens of Denmark never re- ceive d diamond engagement ring. A plain gold band is given them. which lis worn on the third finger of the left Rand. On the wedding day the bride Iroom changes the ring to the third yinger of the right hand. which is the
 marriage finger in that country.
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stone arc already getting ready, and it is expected that Douglas will put a strong team in the field. There is some talk of brief series of games between tho three towns for the purpose of de termininE which shall try to carry oft the honorS throughout Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11

own Sister cooks foe . family of adults undey standing of the chemistry cooking gained a combination of theory practice. Every she gives her first trsed f.akS
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11

by the Woman's club some time ago for the purpose of Investigating the need of a kindergarten schpol in this city, will hold a meeting at the club house tomorrow afternoon for the pur- pose of reporting the result of their investigation.
 The ladies have met with such sue cess that they are assured that If the school is opened it will not want for lack of support. All of the parents seem heartily in favor Of assisting q kindergarten school that is conducted along the right lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-11
Admiral Scores
 Policy of Navy

CcoNrlNuED FROM PAGE ONE,