The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-26

~ A14sp tEWo In gleLOe90 SO9S> ia
4 RAC4RLoRss G9LHNeVF.
& voader sometimes, Il An foal
RSca1se choose to i've mr. life alone.
|Racxase the blaze Of lore has left me coql
With nothing e lsEFet nor to atone. |
Z wonder Why 4 = I've never Ist .u.a.,
l1ly he1rt must b Of stone, love-proof- and yet
It's odd ne way feel about last night
1T can't h lore. for have felt NO thrill.
No thrpb Of passion, spul-nlled ecstasyi
Ny thoas1 are calm my brow is cool-e0'
v can't forget the way shs looked q me.
I'm not in lpye. though that il very clear;
I'm not distract, breathe NO lovers signs; |
| nv pulse beats as before And yet it's queer
Hdv can see her shsn close my eyes.
I've thought that lore was something nast
/ A nassi,n that no man could well resist;
lBut-pshaw! this line Of thought's waste 6of
wonder if-if-sha has e'er been kissedf
/ wonder II she has telephone!
| But what do care! Not thing at all. a
II wonder If I'd find her-now-alone
/, I-I-where's my hat! I'm going to call!
| Mr.. LANSING thinks lit is not unjust to
| say that President Wilson was stronger in his
hatreds than in his friendships" After he
reads 1.-THE Peace Negotiations" Mr.. Wilson
doubtless will agree to that
| The End Of . Perfect Dsy.
| From the Geneseo Republic).
Mrs. Leila Atwell and daughter. AIM,
and Mrs. Alma Mccullough and Mrs.
Irene Catour Of Atkinson and Mrs. D. J.
Holsinger, helped Mrs. T. G. Everett
celebrate her birthday on st. Patrick's
day A picnic lunch including queen
birthday cake was served. All had
hpe time and returned to Atkinson; with
Mr.. Brooks. the undertaken.
SPEAKING Of the various processes Of
DISCRIMINATING the. United Press calls them
"formul@s." STILL considering the home brew
recipes in circulation perhaps the double
fharreled plural is justified.
III which Ys Reporter Fellows False Scent.
From The Argus Moline page).
Moline police were called to a store
building at Fifth avenue and Thirteenth
street last evening as result OF report
that the building was filled with gas
fumes Visions Of finding a number of
persons on the verge of being asphyx-
lated were dispelled. however, when an
examination revealed that the gas smell
was due to the removal of meter in
the afternoon. Except for;the odor there
was no accident
"THE Doctor Don't Want to Be Barkeep"
Headlines the Chitrih's vex pop editor. Well,
lii he don't he do not, but we are convinced
THAT he doesn't.
IsTRAYED OR STOLEN. PET ANGoRA GOAT,
black and white mark in ear. Notify Henry
Stropes. Taylor Ridge, central. Reward.
The Argus.
| Now Justice reels and vainly gropes
| To find the goat CT Henry Stropes!
THE new president of the Woman's league
4of the University of Illinois is Miss Frances
Wine. Doubtless the league members will
leagerly drink in the words of their presiding
loficer. OF course Miss Wine will reside in
champaign,
How Nice That They Arrived in Time.
(From the Reynolds Press.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hofer arrived
home Saturday evening from their we'd
ding trip to Montezuma, Iowa, in time
to attend reception given In their honor
at Mrs. Mary Kell's home where numer-
GUS relatives of the bride and groom had
gathered to greet them
IF the anonymous contributor of the pass
the Apples" verses will make affidavit that the
lines are original Well print 'em. They nave
. too familiar sound.
LOSES WATCH IN CREEK YEARS AGO
AND RECEIVERS 1.-THE Argus.
do you conclude" ventures Odeekay tim
idly, that it was -?" Possibly. But
; what interested us more was the story beneath
the headline which said the watch was lost last
summer.
sTHE PIPESMOKE CARRY,
From the Coming Tower.
In memory Of B. L. T.. Who had .snelt wood smoke At
| twilight"
The sun is high on Pipesmoke Garry;
CRnoe-mates may no longer tarry.
II Come, breakfast and then stow the packs
And fac0asain the forest tracks.
Now where is he who but last night
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