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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-30
VIM. Waterman, Neillsville
George Wiese, Fond du Lac
paa Wocxyar. poavor lam

Rae Weaver, Beaver Dam
Joseph Weller, Milwaukee
o. G. Weger, National HomeS3
T. vesper, Tomah
VIM. Trimble, Belvil
Mrs. Tranecar, Marinette
Henry Tyriner, Oshkosh
Geo. H. Terry, Tomah
Mrs. B. G.. Schley, Milwaukee
b. G. Schley, Milwaukee
Mrs. A. Scibert Eau Claire
o. S. Schraut, Sheboygan
Mrs o. S. Schraut Sheboygan
Geo. Shoenfeld, Chilli
Mrs Emma Shaw, Oshkosh
Cecilia Sieferman, Ashland
Henry Sieferman, Ashland
Mrs Barbara Schley, Milwaukee
Harry Sprague, Green Bay
Rosa Schulty, Milwaukee
Mrs. Elsie Schultz, Milwaukee
Conrad G. Schroeder, G reen Bay
Ella Schoen, Green Bay
Mrs Augusta Shafer, Milwaukee
AL. Sherman, Neillsville
Chas. Reul, Milwaukee
Mrs. M e. Reisz, Baraboo
Mrs. Runsdarf, Kenosha
o. G. Siebert, Eau Claire
Rosa Se1lke, Milwaukee
Fred Sellke, Milwaukee
M. B. Smith Milwaukee
Mrs NJ B. Smith, Milwaukee
Mrs. K. B. Remeeier, Milwaukee
Hannah Radtke, Milwaukee
Anna Rusch, Milwaukee
Viola Rusch, Milwaukee
{From Saturdays daily.)
The parade on Friday evening was
the feature of the week of the Span
ish War veterans encampment. The
streets were thronged with visitors
many cars coming from great dis
tance. The parts of the parade were
as follows:
Capt. G. NJ Lamar, mounted and
in uniform rode some distance ahead
of the parade to clear the streets.
Mayor andre and guests in decorat
ed car.
BarabOo Marine Band
Baraboo National Guard company
World war veterans
Spanish war veterans
Auxiliary to s. w. ". II
Boy Scouts
- * - * ** * %@z. = * = y 8
* We Are the Boys of
81 '61-'65
* * * * * * * * y 81 \ y y )
Baraboo Fire Department
Grand Gu Gu
Serpent Carried by Sixteen Men
Winnebago Indians in War Paint
Citizens
In the parade were creatures will
horns and all sorts of appendages. Th'
Indians beat their tom toms and tn,
serpent. captured in the Philippines
Cuba, or some other corner OF tn
earth was much in evidence. Their
were also other snakes in the parade
In the evening the Indians gave ez
hibition dances in the ELLINGTON hal
and the veterans tripped in the Col
mar building. In the meantime tn
band played lively tunes on the street
Officers Elected
| The veterans elected the following
Department commander - G. A
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-30
BOY BROWNS is FIRST
VICTIM THIS YEAR

Archie Dewey of Hatch Grove, who
drowned in the Wisconsin river, near
Bridgeport, is the first victim OF the
river this year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-30

Mrs. C. Fritsche, Milwaukee
Joseph Forster, Appleton
Peter w. Food, Milwaukee
w. ). Flynn, Milwaukee -
Edward G.. Eeles, Sheboygan
Mrs. Edward g. Eeles, Sheboygan
VIM. F. Engelfried, Milwaukee
Molly Engelfried, Milwaukee
F. H. Dwinnell, Baraboo
John Disch, Marinette.
Guy McDu1in, Milwaukee
Mrs. Guy McDulin, Milwaukee
Mrs. A. Cohen, Milwaukee
A. Cohen, Milwaukee
John j. Carroll, Milwaukee
Barbara Chadwick, Racine
d. J. Campbell, Marinette
J. M. Groswell, Milwaukee
Mrs. Margaret Wemer, Fond du Lac
E. F. Verne, Fond du Lac
F. w. Ocox, Marinette
Harry NJ. Warren. Tomah
). G. Yelling, Beaver Dam
Emma Yelling, Beaver Dam
Francis Yelling, Beaver Dam
Peter J. Yelling
Henry Tyriner, Oshkosh
George Terry, Tomah
A. Schwartz, Fond du Lac
Miss Gladys Schwartz, Fond du Lac
Kate Sutton, Oshkosh
T. F. Sagders, Racine
Dannie Smith, Beaver Dam
Hannah Radtke, Milwaukee
John II. Peterman. Portage
Ida Patton, Beaver Dam
John Peiffer, Milwaukee
Anna Petrie, Marinette
VIM. Il. Patten, Beaver Dam
Mrs. Lew0s Payne, Beaver Dam
Rose Obenberger, Milwaukee -
Albert Nehla, Portage
F. w. Neverman
Jennie M Levre, Oshkosh
Mrs Kathryn NJ. Wayne, Marinette
Com. Richard Malchow, Oshkosh
John Mccullough, Fond du Lac
Peter McColbery, Beaver Dam
Theo. Maroney, Beaver Dam
D.
A. Larrarr, North Fond du Lac
F. o Lindquist, Superior
A. T. Ledru, Superior,
Meta Luedke, Milwaukee
E. A. La Flear, Portage
Charles Lanterbach, Portage
VIM. Kirst, Sheboygan
Henry Kraeger, Beaver Dam
Bertha Kranger, Beaver Dam
Louise Kezelik, Sheboygan
Grace G. Kingston, Madison
J. J.. Jenson, Fond du Lac
Ethel Haugh, Baraboo
l.. j. Hartl Beaver Dam
w. J. Holman, Stevens Point
Mrs. w. J. Holman, Stevens Point
Mrs. Anna Hilbert, La Crosse
Margaret Herzog, Milwaukee
Lawrence Cocker, Beaver Dam
John Fort, Ripon
John Z. Flood, Portage
Anton Fischer, Beaver Dam
Mrs. Bertha Fischer, Beaver Dam
Mrs Irene Falter, Alton
II. Ia evans, Racine
Mrs. W. H. Edgerton, Beaver Dam
\ Wilfred Edgerton, Beaver Dam
Fred t,thridge
Chas Fl. Graham, Ripon
Emma Graham, Ripon
Elizabeth Groetzenger, Chiffon
Nicholas Grochjen, Chiffon
John Grail. Beaver Dam
Mrs. John Grail, Beaver Dam
Gertrude Gaekes, Beaver Dam
Harriet Grail, Beaver Dam
George Grail, Beaver Dam
Mrs. Paul Drahei1n, Beaver Dam
Paul Draheim, Beaver Dam
Frank Cushing, Portage
Herman Blank, Portage
III. Branded, Jefferson.
Peter Bauer, Beaver Dam
Eveline Bauer, Beaver Dam
G. A. Bushholz. GAINESVILLE
Gardner Bacon, Milwaukee
H. r. Anderson, Milwaukee
Gardner E. Bacon Milwaukee
Grace r. Bacon, Milwaukee
Mrs. w. w. Biege, Baraboo
Laura Brandt, Baraboo
Laura M. Brown, Baraboo
Laura v. Brown. Barabo0
Mrs. Robert Bratz, Wausau
Robert r. Bratz, Wausau
Mrs Millie M. Baker, Wausau
Richard Brandt, Baraboo
Theo. Bentley Sheboygan
Anna Bentley, Sheboygan
James G. Armstrong, Detroit, Mich
Ethan Allen, Superior
Fannie Ziesch, Madison
Henry M. Warren. Tomah
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

HaAn y curious animal. He wants to
kaev. Ps4rictism. money or fame may be rea-
soma back Of most OF the exploring expeditions
in ths world. but the curiosity of the human
race r compelling feature For almost i've
ysatl due to tie great war, there has besn
listle done In the way Of exploring and scien-
tiac research The brave. hardy men we're,
snsassd in svsn more important task. Bpt
nov there has been reawakening.
- result - less than 10 different sxpsdi.
toni shave been organised for work in 1921
and longer in the meteorological. geological.
ethaoaogioal. geological and biological Aslda
6tx sroupa viii pSnstrats the polar regions,
mar vim md thdr wsy Into African wilder
$780, and otherd win plod painstakinsly to
shElhts ar hidden and long hidden avsy.
4 BritiaA Antarctic expsdatiou Aopes to cir.
casneylsats IL, Antarctic -, dash. 70 the
- Doaa loeass 1sw whslias grounds, and
discover solA. sflvsr. coal and Sthy aslds. Car.
ts 1anad Anundssa . alSsady away n north
- ~ veatins n ~ - . ~ csfT,sd
RqA = ~ - ~ ns - 80 q SAe
- To - ~ - . : l,eoe nae
- = to-sssg - = - KsaynA ~.
KnnA - - u pfepalns ~
i ~ ~ y ~ 1llls $50 Dsnsll
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

thirty Vas writtan for one Of the old-tims
aplistsrs Of this locality yesterday He was
tCharies E. shorty" Henderson He dropped
fdasda5n Davenport where he had made his
ihsns for many years. Henderson, had passed
5hiS tAsee.score and ten. He represented the
idsp n the type sticker who thriysd before the
advent Of machine composition. In those days
many Of the star typos were known as tourists.
lmen yho fingered for time in city and then
moved on, always finding work wherever they
went II Tiers wasn't an opening in an Office
tho regulars would 10y on q day each and give
~ traveller . lit 70 that hs could make the
nezt town. They were not trsmps. They were
high class workmen. The romance OF travel
appealed to them
Henderson in his younger days saw'much Of
ths United states % one Of those travellers He
Wa Widely Known. He was good printer and
. depsndabls one. When advancing years came
on ID settled downAn Davenport and for years
wa smpioysd on the newspapers OF the tn
citsG He Was 4 strong union man and had
ssfv(d as president Of the Tri-City Typography
cal union. He VA q good citizsa and . patriot
and vhsn the war came on was one Of the first
mst IN Davenport TO iasest in Liberty bonds
He1dsrson wsa one o. The TOW remaining mem
bsES of the old school typo picturesque and
interesting reminder Of day that is gone never
to yetum. .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Jezseelites and Jam.

Jezreers- temple. once the headquarters Of
. peculiar religious sect known q New and
Later HOUSE Of Isrsal near Chatham, England,
has bsen sold and vill~bs turned into Jam
factory.
Thirty years ago the building was erected
BY James White. founder Of the cult who A.
nrmed that he possessed the roll Of the $4,000
who are to b. caught up into heaven on the
Day Of Judgment
Prince Michael. an American Jesreslits.
occupied the building aftsr Whites death. bat
Of late the movement has experienced hard
slsdding and has apparently come to nanght
We wish to speak with all respect Of all 70.
ligions. but Il upuh b better for the world II
other buildings nov ussd By The propsgandists
Of ohviously "nntty' teachings wars turned
over to manufacturers Of 5am-or even pickles.
One loses patienoe At the gullibdlity Of
masses Of people who are 20 easily bsfoolsd b
rsligious aAveatursrA
Jam . trus-it Il sslf-svidsnt faek II eaH
b felt sssn, handled. smslt and little bogs
and girls en- almost hear Il
But this Msa' Of whits'-that cns man
sho1lA - lsivsa lise. q ~ lll.ooo- that
dossnt 5000 sesepnaAas . -
4 y1stAesnofs. NJ always eplned a. nupn9
gavsa - NpograsAeial Jssssg-vs axs proas
y tAank A.e - nngs Man tAa&
ss - - ss-sssss. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
TODAY IN
CONGRESS

az Sonata
Attorney General Palmer before
senate judiciary COMMITTEES on
France bill granting amnesty TO
political prisoners.
Manufactures committee continue
hearing on Calder bill TO regulate
coal business.
Hearings on the Johnson bill to
suspend immigration for . year, TO
Be continued BY immigration COM
mittoq.
Joint eenaks and house commit
tee on naval bases for the Pacific
coast to mset again In effort TO
reach deciSioos.
Expected vuts On hin 70 increase
house manbershiD to 49,.
Public buildings and grounds
committee c0nsiders request q Sec
ystAEy H0ustoa tor authaeiaasaons
Tor Eovesumane hospital onoetxuc-
tlco up 70 ~ 0o, 900.
WAN and means committee con-
hnues hearings on sugar and
molaAees tArilfs,
Judiciary COMMITTEES considers
oM - inecFporats firms snugsd In
t1a1o VIII China.
ee@s1Sy Baker testinss before
military committee on 5eclassiilca-
don u omcars.
Naval s3aars committed eouti1nsu
AeaEl10 q gxiattnn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
The Daily Short Story

other motor-we call them motors
besides this one"
Honest? You must be rela-
tive of Rockefeller. Thus the
conversation proceeded; all the
while Phyllis was racking her
brain to solve the problem as to
where to be left. Suddenly she
struck on it-she'd have him leave
her at the laundress' house. She
would see about that blouse that
had failed to return with the rest
Of the fine laundry.
Say, do you live here?" he ask
ed. "Ugh-isn't it hot and unpleas-
ant here. though"
"Oh' of course not as nice IS
your mansion. forsit must be a
mansion you live in; but its bet
ter than nothing. Oh, here We are.
How can l ever thank you. kind
SIR? You've been q real fairy prince
to me except. Of. course. they al
ways marry the poor girl and make
her . princess
We'll, you see, father would cut
me OF without cent They did
not do that in prince days. Per-
haps, though, l will come to see
you some day, poor kid"
In q moment more the slick yel-
low, roadster slid out Of sight
Phyllis. stood for q moment with q
smile Of triumph on her begrimed
face. She had fooled him, and
some time he would meet her In
her own environment and then pers
haps his head would diminish in
size q wee bit.
A week later Phyllis. radiant
and charming, stood greeting the
guests at her coming-out party.
Soon he stood before her. he
opened his mouth. closed it, open
ed 1t again, but emitted no sound.
~'Good evening, Mr.. Brentwine. /
believe we have met before.
'Why-er-why yes, but how
different.
"Y-e-s. l have moved since then,
and besides, we now have seven
motors. with emphasis.
Copyright. 1921. by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

\ PRAISE IL sweet Of course. Still ved
prefer that B. L. T.. +. r. A., DON MARQUIS. ia
Robinson, ct o., never see this colyum.
We have an infallible method Of weighing our
meager talents. VIZ: the monetary return there.
ON. Great poets OF old may have starved In
earrets but testers never. 1t Is not good
by-yst 1t may b . scurvy trick o. our enc.
mics but mAyhap our friends viii be elad ID
know that We shah linger here little ionrer
Meanwhile the1e seems nothing left for M Saye
to 90 gracefully about the
RUSNRSS OF BOWLING.
When We inquired II anyone would care
II this here Colyum ceased it, scintillatdoa
We hardly guessed 20 many would declara
Themselves in such nood OF protestation.
We never thought. each day we've diIpod m
Upon saisrElc.Arirl. ., Erudit,oa. $
That.yoe might b amused instead Of borsd
4 That's why We now indite this ehuIIniorl
In looking backward DER the STUFF wsve writ
we've . neid ne hope that someone NIGHT
For puttilg it together made no,hit
With ID: 0osht HOW ve ussd 10 dr,ad M
But nov our brains flaming fen Dc joie,
EcstAtc, full Of joyous coavoluticos:
We feel a. though ws'rs primed with u.s,..
For-nan! it'e fairly raining eontrtbutseas.
They're coming in<in drovss and herds and
nocks
Almost competing With the Christmas rush.4.
And While : fev q them hold ssatle knocli
some otAssS ars not spasine Of or Ainshse
'bak knock q eooee our 1oy you eaauot -
xoef Moce = tAe only thing Win foof -.
Aceeps car tnank1. Tor really % are
esss ssatsfal that you On the celyun sof %.
lAoAna Tanae anlounen taa& YIns
-. ~ ~ - e!ose1e Q 1auhQ e -
49, = = sedsE Hnss1ag . sut q
s yu @sk : szsat ct = naG
LIMA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
hit Un1sr Ysw Neee.

take great pleasure n com
msnding 70 the especial attention
Sf moderate users OF tobaece the
following list OF interesting and di-
vsftipg symptoms Of tobacco Rois-
oning, symptoms for the causes Of
which the moderate user Of tobacco
y likely to search everywhere save
right under his nose. Not every
fobaoco user has all Of these symp-
toms: not al tobacco users have
any Of them But II yqu hs1pen to
Ind yoarself eaterttin one or
more Of these symptoms oAd also
using tobacco mo6ef1tely (all to-
bace0 users think they AZ mid
efate), the coincidsnce nay b
worth worrying ab0uts
Amblyopia tiMDelrmsnt ct vis-
ion) from tobacco . offe1 ascrib-
- to othex causes Or % cause Ut
oil. A Characteristic b les of per-
eeption sense Tor green drst and
later for red-tobacc0 eolor-bllnd-
nsss, in short. Sometimes there d
merely = blind spot Ut the cApter Of
the 6old Of vision.
Tobacco cough II IN irritable
hAcktng unproducttve cough which
responds to no treatment bat the
breaking OF the tobacco habit
Deafnsss due to degsnefative
changes in the auditory nerve Or
the sound receiving apparatus Of
the ear IL often produced BY to-
,baccO.
DySpepsta, with or without heart
burn, constantly 7urred or coated
tongue. Is . common complaint Of
tobacco users. ~
Head noises or ringing In the
ears. In q tobacco user, are always
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
yuodsrful War Exhibit

! -
An t!1lsse -coaiscs'c 2. - y
material sslating to IL tscsat world VA =
70 H. On exhibftion n tn American All nj
,.s... !. - 80, - <>.s.rin~ - w..A.
=. -. ~
! $3.50 $50 - '- .As
Anef = nas peen ylevea q tno.s..es ~
1lstsksa1 M a Ola - -
= reaIsed WI % sivsn % mo i.1n c1''-
oren 81 sYsnce.
40 ne couecuon VII % egHss50ess = Also-
sFspaed poems ~ llssng sstnotls 3snsd pnes0-
graphs OF President Wilson ana cabinet mem-
pers' OF former presidents 1stt ana hooseves.
hins Aoeft OF beasiumf "a OF pon0cai iead-
sp among the aliies
General JonEe. ms5s10 o. france. ~iH-do-
nsts copy ID his own Aand Of the orders iof
the DAY Tor the army o. Verdun Tor MACH II.
lSis. vasn tho Preach armies declared Tbsy
shall not pass.' Other famous generals VIII
write messases Of Importance for the exhibit
Aviation VIII b represented BY some re-
Variable photographs signed BY noted airmen.
including 0uyuemsr and Lufbssy.
There viii be messages from Cardinal Mer-
cier and Canon Cabanel and Bishop Brent Hill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
- MOTORS.
BY Grace Ifmn Elwell.

sput. sput cough, hesitation,
sput-silence.
"D-a-r-n."
This one word expressed more
disgust, anger and hopelessness
than q member of the masculine
sex could have expressed in 20. As
you have guessed. she was a fair
lady, but the fair lady's motor was
not 70 fair.
Yes, truly. it looked as il it was
one Of the cars driven on the ark.
And now the engine had died. new
er to 70 again, SO 1t seemed to
Phyllis. She knew nothing about
engines except that they propelled
the automobile which she drove.
Anyway she had never driven this
one-no one had-except the. gar
dener.
"Diagusting-with seven cars in
the family, that ] should have to
take this old thing, and what will
I do when mother comes homo
she'll soold me for skipping when
I vas supposed to be resting with
% headache"
However, Phyllis was not the
girl to sit down and sigh. She had
heard. why yes. her brother Bob
had told her. that once when his
car got stalled he had started Il
again BY juggling wires. Well. she
could jiggle wires. She 5iggled
wires and cranked the old thing,
but to NO avail.
It looked serious to her; hers
she was on this lonely country
road, 1t least 10 miles from civil
izstion whence she came, Snd 40
knowing how far ahead. She wa
still contemplating. when q long,
yellow roadster, with . single oc-
cupant, peered over the hill ahead
The car stopped In front Of her and
the occupant got out Yes, it waa
he, tall. handsome and q little
naughty.
my poor child" no smiled pity
ingly and superiority.
He seemed hugely amused about
something, and once Phyllis be-
came conscious that she did NOT
look quite dapper. Her face waa
Gmudged from her. greasy hands
and her hat was askew. Besides
there was . straAk Of grease on her
skirt :.
.Having some trouble!-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Better Schools. Less Crime.

A6SO0
Chicago and downstats school teachers ars
represented in Springfield at conference
which will urge certain educational measures
upon the legislature.
It Is being bronght out At the conference
that young boy bandits from, Chicago nood
downstate communities. and delinquent girls
from downstats crowd Chicago, and that both
are factors In the present wave OF crime.
william 7. Mccoy. chairman Of the Chicago
schools committee. alludes to these lines, one
male. the other female, which have crossed
ps4hJ and are seem to b from. Is to q years
Of age on the average.
The meaning. Of course, il that they are
children who have been getting poor schooling
within the past six years. during which edu-
cation, according 10 Mr.. Mccoy. has been
.deteriorating.
Shamsfully crowded in many sections the
schools cannot accommodate the children. and
~ result sanitation, and truancy laws are
broken.
Many immature country and, small town
girls get into the Chicago courts and into re-
Lief centen because impoverished conditions
have broken tina efneiency of our school,
The upshot OF it all -. that the teachers are
making an effort to secure . sso.oocD0o state
distributive fund and are bringing influences to
bear upon the state legislature.
Better schools mean less crime There
would not be so many youthful bapdits or 90
many "br.ght-light-crazy" girls. Mr.. MCCOY AZ
firms. il the schools were bsttsr equipped to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

~ a Chicago social welfare worker declares
that children are not maturing normally ply
sieally and meptally because Of lack Of ncur-
,,isAnAnt Yet national and state legislatures
oontn~e making annual appropriations of mil
lians for the development Of livestock herds
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

- each iu4tv1A1Al NO etkoIos
Q. In what year since 1900 ~
there been the greatest num-
and the smallest number OF faiimO
In the United States? G. A. Y
A Tho greatest number OF ou
ness failures between 1900 and ls,'
was a2.15e, which occurred IN lsn
In 1919 there were but 6.4sl M
ures. this being the smallest ns
ber since 1900.
Q. What Il meant by tho "Ancs@
Of Days?'s D. 2. =
A. This is a designation Tor -
found in the book Of Daniel. II -
resents him - "the aged the
vanced In days." possibly a. . -
trast to tn new dtvinities Anuoe.
Epiphanes had sought to inuv
daee among the Jews.
q. May a Civil war veteran y
tain clothing given to soldis5s
tbs present time: n. 4
4. The war department sayS
mot possible for q Civil war ve'
IN to obtain army clothing
equipment girsu to soldiers q -
vosl var.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

We don't know who described thecrowd that
has taen holding forth in Springfield the past
year - the con-con, but the description has
1tsts6 pretty apt most folks win agrss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

= 20 Swttzsrland and Holland seem 70 bs sbls 70
ebaltee more troublesome guests without up-
sser han any two other countries one might
ms6iion, ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

snf ~ ID says .Rs6nsd Dancing Every Even
liz kept Monday What's the aaswsr! Il
11eaAay The night of the big cscvd!s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19
Argus Information Bureau

naAR
Ssesde T. AaeA WAhngtsn. Give fun
besf
ssaasAa attention w
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

DoDo4MpS sDKo11vxr
Tia mtdtAay nseal vae drawing n : cioee
An1 from the fAble mamma rosa 70 ooEvo
20 nanma, ~ % Ssttihe ny tssslvsr
NY sots wAn III nia get thstr psaiaA-
ment
novsver much thayrs>a6ade to feel IT, hnrta,
We know that tley Tsceivs what they dsssEyA
And say Of them; They get thstr jase
deserts"
Ana % It IL that litt1s Dofpthy.
WHO'S almost always good. - assert,
n surely only getting her deserve
When scmsthtng nice r. brought for hsr
dessert !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-19

CUNfESSIONxL.
! ind your Obelisk Of Oddly
Entices many hearty laughs from ma
note that In your Monument Of Airth
There never is Of sparkling Wit deafth.
say sincerely that R T. NU.
10 only equaled by Old B. L T.
! trust these praises wfll not you appall
And now -Good-by." Your friend,
E.W.