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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

I'll kfaatfl NffflsI b. Sins, pusiiekS fAD1Ss
311Gse yesses1sy " sssestsy d ths Nsvy
10y ~ ~ ih11nSfeoe femAsns q 0nnsf n
f6bu, t6jd ns0SDtSsf ihsA tint ~ ~ ~fat
~ 0saais u him: that h hSd sbtfiSd ~
tAut "a desssvsa 10 - isnibbsd tor Bic a.
800. ts sdfasttd. HoWsvsf. inst u w ~
q ~ uttstsncst he didht fsAtfss t6al ~
~ y da6esfo1sty losded. III admifxf ~
90 pssussasd 10 resasn b his Dos( q Jfs6i-
6ate II he VT college It newport. h l.
lErhis 70 To tsc0hd time that AdfnifS slfk1
~ bssa fsDfinsndsd fof hiS 1u61ic StAte-
nots. Dut n 10 not SHOWS inst ~ has altered
W Asaumsnts. sSd tkerS n ~ Gtsrsatss tA1t
tS lwiu S6t sxtfsss himself ii stiaiisf 0bj6e-
tiohabis vein Il occasion arises in future Eivfht
hin oppestsn3ty 70 speak his nina
11sa1 AkjSfi6aAs viii asfss that tiers was
tfain u t4Tth Ii much thAt The Admiral Safd
atIJfS L6ddoA elmer. tat, u in most H.
stSh6ss. n was the truth that hurt. However.
II was In szcsedinsly bod taste tor naval
oAcsr 10 aSpear In the role Of critic of hfs
6tG fellOw-citixsns, NO matter how much he
mint hAvS disagreed with theif attitude IN
lbSstioi iHv6fvint another country.
Naval of,cers ~ trained at the expetse Of
~ 4peopls to man our sfiipa ana to be fS6dy
b;d6fend he coshtty in time IL trouble 9th
III are employed and stationed II Washington
b handle international adestidts While the
kcysrnmsnt did what xss right III the Sins
Sab6 Il would Stsm that II u not acting Con-
iisteutly WhSt one considers the utterantSs Of
Anbassador George Harvey at London. He
~ ut me Afhsfican tiati0n Oh record Oh
questions that properly belong for settlement
n the national congress-. He plainly over
1ls1csd tAs pr0pfistisa. and II " nov hs hasl't
- quietly fsinihded " the PRESIDENT th& N
4itaH he must watch his step there 0tsht u
0eAs1ts action taksn to prevent Him fsbeftinl
~ ihdiscfetioh. Harvey is nd better than
Sims Both are employees Of the government
therefore representatives. 6f servants cf ths
teople.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
Miniiix for Service.

John II. walker. delegate Il the A. F. Of L.
ccavSh&ion, sayS: 'Tns time has Arrived When
co1t must bs iaiasd for servics and not f0t
pr0ht" III dlhst words. Walker believes tttk
tAis, one II the earths natural resources, should
" 70 used that II would do the maximum of
toed, to the greatest hHia6sr 81 rs05ts AfS
thSss any arguments against Mr.. Walkers
tr>nseit366Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
Argus Information Bureau

q &sssasss b wsitiss ne Afyvs 1sfssne.
Wn1et1etsa. .: o: GIVE sail s.s.s ess
etssn pestage. y bebee. Al inquiries ~
viii. I give, bequeath and devise
to my wife. Leita M. White, in com.
plete and perfect ownership, all my
rights and property Of every KIND
and nature. whether real. personal
or mixed. wherever situated, app
pointing her executfix Of my estate,
without bond, AID giving her seisin
thereof"
q When should alfalfa b. cut'
A. The department Of agricul.
ture says that cutting Just as the
heid commences to SHOW the bios
s0rns usually gives satisfa ctory re-
suits. When the field is one-tentn
in bloom the protein content ia 1S.5
per cent: when one-half In bloom,
l7.2 per cent: when in full bloom.
IA per cent. It 10 safer, however,
to watch for the starting OF the
basal shoots which will form the
growth IL ready to take immediate
possession Of the gfound and no
delay results.
Q. II pants . correct word to
use for trousers? W. d. p.
A. Pants u IN Abbreviati6n fof
pantAloof1 and u listed a. colo
quiai. According 70 Oliver Holmes
The thing named pants In certain
oocuMents, . word not mads TOT
Eent1emsn. bat .gents.'s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

Amsrieahb 6avS 6ofhs 70 SatSa enSfsy ssd
enterprise IN / hs~ e6antfy: Why tkit Il
natural 10 explained by Frederick Migeod In
Mis- BOOK. "nAfiitst Man.. ne says mankind
developed originally Though ssihs thrown into
new envifonnisnt which tixSd all their n
soufoess but vas not harsh enough 10 defeat
ttsif effort T6at's aftslssas NJ inSigra-
tioA Of hs o6Satle. ffamiSfaAas dSttios ShiI-
ity in new environment TAa& MY help to
explain the strsngth a Tie Unitso ots>sa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
Still Best Seller.

The bible 10 still tho best-sellSr among
books. Bible printeries run day and night to
ksSt up with the demand. Tho ffess-666kt
fans Into millions year. Al D0Dalaf wSfk
THE bible far exceeds in circulation 4ll books
u philosophy. moral instllction. pdfs lftsfa-
tire and romance. For 1t is all thess Il 6lt.
You can't find anything more beautiful
amons romantic stories than the boSks i,
esther ind Kath: Aid tot sfAt6y l6ASsob6J
EcclsSi1stee Shows ut 66f best epigram-
ihAketx 6S acda&iktAd with your bible
tonight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

= Chicago jury yesterday acquitted MfS.
c6t4 Ofthvein Of . charge Of numbering Hsf-
Ss44 1issier. She 10 the 2Sth woman to be
acquittsd b jurise Of murder in Cook county.
8iSelef was married. He had an income
u $4,000 year ~ . salesman. Mrs. Ortiz
wa claaiasa thaa hi REPRESENTED hiihssli ID
ksf u angle and that he induced her TO come
b Chicago from New York. Presently she
lsafned that be had Wis And daaehtef. Btt
= promised her that he would in timS obtain
divorce and marry her.
Ono morning after q drinking party about
a. 1lSatsls u Chicago. 3issisf visited Ms.
0stnxsiAY apsftHasdt Aifs. Ofthweid hhd
I'm told that ziesler had spent the evening
&4tks another woman. Naturally hsf jsGlSasy
IA bten aroused there was 1 quaffSl and
Nh orthwein shot and killed ziesisr. Her
1efSnss was that she drew the revolver when
IL Attempted to attAek hsf. She rr6tssted tnat
~ did mot msk& to kill Mh she only III.
sidsd frightening him 90 that he would desist
h Ais attack upon her. There were no Wit
Asusss Of tie tragedy.
Ma kot unlikely that Tie trtth u lie SiluA.
tion Wa thAa 1lfs. OrtAwsiA suspected tHAt
1iselsr's love for her was e6blihs. and NJ II
1 a. ot jeaiousy she lost control 81 herself
ana not HIN. zisslsfY curdSct WIS ihdesshSs
ibl6 Ut ht could have been reached thfvuih
iIsai Sroessa Ms. orthwein continued to &C.
cept his attentions after she learned that he
VA ! husband ind fathes ind tAsfssoes IT,
ccuN not pat - the claim shs vas an limo
eent victim.
Bath Ars. .0rthwetn and zisGlsf ven tin
nsrA And Mrs. Orthwein bseAAas thHfdefs1A
~ eAosld hAvs bssa vsnisasa ~ lie law isf
~ 1$iae.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
UNLUCKY JIM.
By Lottie Wallace Simmons.

Copyright, 1921, by wheeler
Syndicate, 1hc.)
Jimmie, I do believe you are the
unluckiest boy IN Greene Center!"
wow" yelled little Jimmie, as
Ma poured the liniment Yer large
ctit ON small, fat foreia1ger.
you are always sick, or getting
hurt, or s.mething,s complained
his mother, as she tied ON the ban
dage. you're just plain unlucky,
that's all! Now run out .4d>p1ay.
but don't get any more cuts Of
bruises or 1 shall never get my
washing DONE"
The 4-year-old dabbed At the ears
with q chubby fist.
"wha' did you say l wasT' he
asked between sobs as he backed
toward the doos.
II said you were unlucky, !"
p1unging reddened afms into the
steaming tub. you've had more of
everything than all the other five
DO do be e Careful" ~
"I'm unlutky-f'm uhlucky, !"
chanted little Jim . half hour later
80 e no &C.. =. h,s 800 10 -.
Ss,. {" =. 80 s. 90 ' 80 1e'
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COZ -s,, ,,rj,,csx I;,;. .h.
d~haS :. .ha n,cked him mn snd
eafriss him into the honee.
al thia hannenea YEAR. hesors
srvcrA N ~ an Cen.st n.;a ,rneh
sttsStsnn n ths law ~ ernsct.nrv
Ss~Rs - ai,r't noLs : N;tfsfsrcs
csi,irS him nninckv from bshv,
hood, 41nect;nr i'm iuck 10 follow
kstr - sxarv tnrn INIT Jamss - INA
ga - n thcr~ht nfhsrvfSs Sr,rs
~ TkS,s.ht i;t.r.ftsrS Ma somnd
~ 81 Ito h;s hs.d. iswes
. -. a. "a 49, - th;nl s.. h;m
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IA never nave any lucA IN tnls
.own. motne nc eApiMneo one
9ey. LUZ no vne eApc.s lug ~ nase
my. I'm onlucky Jim 70 everyone.
ineres t0o m1cn 70 nsnt ssainst
neIc, % m gums aWay =.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

~ o0k~o3> ktU9DHa - 1U8sAs VmeSsSss
Aadfe0 snd eneases TWEEN scamp fer
"a Q eit6s5s3 k6ssfs.D
Q. What are ship's papers!
A. This name II given to papers
which q vessel must carry. such as
register; sea letter; log-bo0k; bill
Of health: shipping articles. etc.
Q. Please inform me concernins
the trimming and topping Of the
Boleanna Poplar tree. D. r. X
A. The bureau Of plant industry
says that the B0leai1na poplar tree
IL a horticultural form II the white
poplar and caa Be trimmed and
topped q severely a. one wishes.
This tree is treated - 3 hedge
would b.
Q. Who started using cartoons
or fanciful pictures TO illustrate
titles in moving pictures! C. L. b.
A. Harry Myers II credited with
the innovation, having drawn such
cartoons to illustrate titles for
movies Of which hs Was both
director and stat.
Q. Can a copy Of Chief Justics
Whites will be obtained. C. II.
A. A eeftiA6d copy Of this viii
may be obtained from the order de-
rArtment Of The Rsgistef II Wills
office. Court House, Washington.
n = THE -fl1 n~-t.s-S 49, -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
The Diary Of a Pale Blue Ass.

Jahs ftp It 4. Once 1t 7:3o or there
sbodtA rather hot walking to work won
der6d, u walked, how the street car company
Has tf6Ated " iliSfeSsfRk The fafe t6 cents
We're It cents land many others, do not
9oubt-wcuM give them 10 cents each day. A.
Il n Trey get cents some days and other days
nothing. -. Morning maif not more disat-
pointing than usual. foday reported 10 be tic
irs{ az Of summer. WhSt hsvs rs been hay-
hgf !. Home at 6. The day, Is Longfellow
might have said-but aidn.t--xas long and
Hot sad dfsaIy"a fhe Yosns Rualsn had
Ill stfhoon; Hs aedtifed 4 bsaatifui 1un:
Developed an CT aShs. Tks fain zen hiS
land tsJ a1aAs till 10:l5. one II Bufses1'
stories Ataliy put HIN to Sleep. N0thihe heed
ed to put ne To 6166p.
tdfs tf-Up safly-atd % wss ths Youns
AnM1n: Why Is It that when We are too youns
70 w6fk atsd don't have to get up early u
insih tyon ddi6E s6t Ole II tie unsoived
mystsfiss. ! rsesff with fSkrst the days when
could n6t atpfeci4te the luxury II Sno{her
houf'g TAP. Ales! the edlervescence Of youth
too e661 dsDartS az You "a old. Fxthsy VII.
lian1'. ths yong man said" He must have sses
TALKING = ne. though he got the names fhixed.
Still IAN old men." says Dr. Conwell, IL
aireedy : citizen q two xoflds." By that tokea
an not 0M. I clAtA eiti3eAShib IL Uat one
World 6Ad sometimes I think have onIy
taken 6at M hfSt 1apers.
Morning. mail? AZ uS1si! AfeSsS tns
Sins 60 With fellow slave this sffernorI,
:. Pethers he u tfeJddicsd. pefhaps ~
Ife9eaicsa Most IT 10 xfe. HIS a6al opinion
vas tat u thdfe were . jAck1as Soacerned n
oceAh dftsssl IN IN Ansffean edmifars sni.
fora. II 1Siuion N n6x nnal "a + k~i,ss. s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25


Il ~ isss ne SHERLOCK Holnss AsaseGivs
netiSes M wASt - study . nytsssy nsss
be6lfGs t6G6 t6e aI6st comblsest6d effn1s, 81
~ q yoSf bs6tyxfd garden. X ~ k1vskr
D e6fdtn, jlsf look q nc dfatrSnt vsvsaaeas
On the tabst I6k sf1gS yoi &c down . dinner.
4hf6 h az MSstey:
Y6d el6 TIE l6ia II s6al. bIG6t St6d ID
Il sd " myStssfcus aioheAy thst sssd viii
6fs1Saliy Shaass Isst q tDs ~ into ets-
bafS Btt ~ different sesd ana tie Saffs
s6if VT SwolvS int6 ID ohi6H. { fHdfG n
cluster II lstlacA. WhAk Il Il thas % pro-
6acs ~ xany dfaers1t fofMs n vststasss. HE
66t Il the sems Ssb6tAnes sakfth!
At TIE Sests Sxpefiukeht firm. W66sssf. 0ff6.
6casnsists ttol tract Il II Gese6. fhs sofi
~ t1s 19hS everywhere "a t1se tfses. ~
tits year IL WI ytefd ! harvest q 1.eso df6sf
mt varieties 81 vsgst66fS 4fd ffditS
PICK y . haadfai II dirt anyvhsfs o. fkal
so acres d1d YOU have those 1e00 different
croDs In co6csntfatsd form on your palm. Up
IN Portage Lake, ontario, Cdnada, q island
burned over. Nothing VS. left but ashes. Six
yssS wsht ~ and naturalist Writing re
iSiA6d, counted i.l16 different kids Of tfess
and sHf1bbery. All Of winch are 3dst dh-
ferelit form Of tie fine SIt6taneS- saft&. :
R6ssf williams, founder II Rk6d6 biAnl,
died III 1885, In ISIS hfS gfays ~ Opened
The coian had diSsS1eared- gone tsci u duSt.
So k1d Roger wiiiiamS-ssen hi6 Aksiet66.
Some ole had drdfbsd ID asple SEED overhead.
1t spfodted into q tree. whose rootS efert down
and spread out In the forms Of skeleton snd
ID the exact SUsits0h 0Scs 0eeutted y Rogers
bones. THAT stple tree" commented one Of
th6 diggSfs. "is Roger Williams. At least, NJ
ths same SatstsA6s in different forla"
Your body u made u 6srthL dist. L00k
II y6df 6afd The duSt 81 witch It II cd1i-
tosed at vafious times h tie fart lbs bsen
part Of millions Of growing things. Concen-
trated in you is the identical substance or dust
inst once forised tae tdSt II charging mann
moth. the wing Of ! Siaht prehistoric bird or
the leaf Of monster fern. Some day again.
the dust that makes Up your body VIM i've
and movs HI 6ther FORM 81 lie. 1t Anay ID
tfss. d iassct or s4aik II o6fn. The change
gosl 81 l6fsver-out II tGs daSt. back II the
dust III the puzzle II x664 Elm dsGks thu
dust beconae animated In idilli6hs Il difsfent
forms. you have that greatest rnystery-he
Fiddle Of lie:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

aIce creSss sc1usf" ordered Oh.
Tlen h6 hurmursd low to Lotus,
"Iet II build that lattice, Lotus, on the farn!"
thinning rights 6ptIfsd fol. ErEocLEs.
PERHAPS, tpsfAaps We use perhaps sd-
viS6dly) r. r. 4. would have w6fe6med
Ete6cfey merry contribution to bid Lotus finSs.
But, b4fhg even more Of q sfickIef for scc1facy
ss ,n's e a,' v .ns no s;f cesdsd
lid eef" We print II BECAUSE It strikes our
funny bone. :. Id 1xssfng. We might Inquire
n there afe any more local poets Who feel the
urge to Help Lotus build her lattice.
YHs, THE oLD LINE vAN1sIaED wHlaa
"KMNTUEkY BREAKFASTS" WERE
0tJTLAWED.
Mee: Several dsys $50 I overheard q
66dbh local veterans Of the bloody battle OF
Sfate u affairs obtained below the Mason and
Dixon line; said the natives didn't know the
Gitfl NSf Was over; said the average rural
naffvA hAdht Used pint Of paint In the list
- years, etc. wen, Mac. 1chab0d went the
only disc6verer Of Sleepy Hollow. took 1
stroll OF 10th street the other evening and
counted Il hitching posts and - stone carriage
blocks Between Sixth and Twelfth avenues
tfae, those birds have no more use for their
that squinch owl hxs for hymn boOks-but
still they're there. Has the MAeon-Dfx0h line
lSnuk north On dS mebbs? JUDY.
IN story u less than $50 words written
(by the Kansas City Correspondent Of the United
Press rs found these:
"MfS. McPherson faced q charge :.
in connection with the fatal shooting Of JACK
Mcpherson, whom police said she claimed Wis
lher common law husband >.
"P6lice, xhC tie seafthing for two other
men whom they allege were MIS- McPhers6n's
second md third husbands :.
"1dfs Mefhefsuh today denied the exist
sncs II Ernest Evans, whom police charged
was one Of her husbands -"
The gentleman who I've think wrote th1t
story With 70 many carefully misplaced
.whoms' has, We recall, profound contempt
for the intelligence Of press felegraphers
(Asids 10 A. b. p: Mail I'm copy, viii ydu!)
wen BoG Lowell Doesn't Hem6Mbef AAliak
This
from the Port Byron 0l0be.1
what ID 10 f1fe u day In June:"
| says lowell IN hfs Vision 81 Sir Lauhdfai,
| Snd ad6s "fof then, Il ever, come per-
feet days'. go.
THE Kansas CITY journalist also declared
l IN his story that the "Iolice refused to &C
cept tie Wofhans story that McPhersoh VA
shot through window.
Obviously the polics Do not believe that is 4
fatN b66t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ami Village Tod
Briefly FOR Busy Readers

John Usher OF Troy spent the day
in town.
Mrs. w. j. Cole of SALISBURY was
in town Thursday
Miss Agnes Robinson OF East Ar
lington was in town Thursday.
Miss Mary Mann OF East Arlington
twas in town on business Thursday
Dance Saturday ght at Hawks
hal, Hurleys saxaphone orchestra,
adv.
DR.. Dewitt Il. Lewis is in Boston
on a business trip. lie will return
Monday evening.
Michael Cronin moved today from
Jefferson street to Grant street where
he has bought a home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert e. Pillng of
street are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Griswold of Bellows
Falls.
John Denley OF Harrison avenue,
who has been Ill for several weeks, is
improving and is able to be about the
house.
Members of st. Francis de Sales
choir are reminded Of the rehearsal
immed ately after Benediction this
evening.
Another big dance at Union hall,
corner North and River streets, Satur
day, March 18th Music by Mattl-
sons Saxaphone orchestra. Everyone
invited. ADV.
See two-hsted Hart fight the seven
members OF his own gang, singly-
and beats them all in The Testing
Block; Mack Sennett comedy, and
Vodvil Opera House today and to-
morrow. Adm. 10 and l5c, plus tax.
Adv
The Testing Block picture to
stir and satisfy every soul that enters
photoplay. A Mack Sennett comedy
and Augusta Cooper and Antonio Guar
inc, tho.e wonderful singers in q
change of program for your entertain'
ment. Opera House today and tomor'
row. Adm 10 and 15c, plus tax Adv,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
rerror q Vs. Indlan llurrIoane.

In the West Indies The natives have
named the hurricane warning flag,
which is displayed 10y The weather bu-
reau "el panuelo del piahlo.s or the
devils handkerchief. The various
hurricanes are named after saints Of
the church ana hlrh dates. marriage
dates and death dates are reckoued
from them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18

II was down IN Texas-in those
other days. a man was introducing
his brother to The group Of gentle
men in the saloon He said, "rhs-s
my brothcr-my brother An hhe'~
not only my brother Sc un'staud but
he's my personal friend. Foresight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
THE Stages.

How did that syklarking party
proceed2"
First, they raised the wind"
Then whatl"
"Then they raised Cain"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18

Groves IN the Only Genuine
Laxative RROMO QUININE tablets
The first and original Cold and Grip
Tablet (Be sure you get BRONCO
30c.--Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
The Difference.

WAS this description of the de-
lights of perfume meant by you to
mean an emotlonT
"Oh no; II was more a scent-I.
meant"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
Her STYLE.

"What sort OF car Is that fly
away Miss Fllrty going to get1"
81 don't know. but the most fitting
kind for her would be a runabout."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18

AbSsslna is the original home of
the coffee tree, and IN the highlands
Of that country there are immense for
ests OF 1t that have never been
touched.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18

The Next Best Place to Home and
Mother Is a. .s.T:cie Hughes kestau-
rant and Lunch Room. III North street
The wrong side OF the street but the
right side to eat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
His Fate.

"There is no harmony in that mans
life,"
as his family QuarrelsomeT
"No; he gives singing lessons"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
His Nature.

81 want young man Of steady hah'
rs to attend my racing horses"
"Of course, you need a man of stable
character"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-18
Realistic.

why did you lay the action In
your first act In dental parlor?"
Because | wanted the scene to have
some drawing power"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-08-26
AssINNs ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Boyley motcred
here from Milwaukee Sunday.
Messrs. Ralph and Leroy Strader
arrived Thursday from Superior.
Herman Zurcher of Hancock was
here on business this week.
Mrs. George DeGagne of LAnse
and Mrs. Rompf of Houghton visited
at the Denomie residence Sunday.
Henry Holiday Of L'Anse visited
friends here this week.
James Barrett of Lake Linden was
here on business this week.
last Weeks Items)
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Antoine mot
ored to Odanah Thursday.
Art Neville and sister Alice re-
turned to Milwaukee Monday.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Jacker died Suddenly Saturday
Quite q number Of St. Joseph sis.
tiers of Hancock visited here this
week.
The Assinins Tigers crossed bats
with the Zeba Giants for the secont
time Sunday, the score being 1873 ant
1913 in favor of Assinins.
Frank Denomie IL giving his resi-
dence new coat Of paint.