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oueu1p - Dogs
DDanneAnic unho10ntA = nenE1y n
I'D - 4 asu1a1. An anAo6oufne &
|A pegDo1 Who ennnnt q ADes M
|oa5py 1ffo boc2uoo Of impaired
lhaalfA. He may NJ realise tAa& Il
II Impaired AsatfA that kespa HIN
down n Ne mouth: ~ nay ny 4 4
| tho strain 81 his business responst-
htlities, the bad nogSuo tnhor1te1
from his grandfather, q tAo -
weather Nc have around heFo somo-
times. But always y 3 Impaired
health.
splanehnie isa rsansa uord soe
entrails.
The ancisnts were not % III
wrong vhea they aacribed melan-
cholia and allied states q unhappi-
ness to some evil arising from the
entrails. Those curious symbols
called the signs Of the zodiac rep
resent mythical beliefs regarding
various organs or parts q ne body,
and II - 4 common delusion Of sub
jects Of melancholiA that some OBJ
noxiOus animal or reptile has taken
up residence In The stomach or iu-
testina
A slouchy or slumping posture
- rather less an expression or effect
lot anhedonia than . cause thereof.
This common fault of posture.
which q freak fashion has even
made young women and effeminate
young men cultivate - picturesque,
certainly predisposes to gloomy and
unhappy disposition: and on the
other hand the deliberate cultiva-
ton Of . wholesome, erect, but not
exaggerated or caricatured posture
habit, as surely induces cheerful
ness Of mind. Indeed, one who has
the healthful habit Of Strengthening
up perfectly erect every hour. sit
ting or standing, knows that this
clears and brightens the mind.
Sagging Of stomach, colon or
other viscera is i've times as fire.
quent among women as among
men, owing to the effects of cor
sets, which take up in a makeshift
way the work that should be done
by the abdominal, hip and lumbar
muscles; these muscles atrophy
and weaken from lack of use, and a
vicious slumping follows. In time
this slumping and relaxation is
communicated to the internal or
gans and their supports and ptosis
or displacement occurs.
In most cases Of visceroptosis or
sagging abdominal organs . mere
visual inspection will enable the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-23
SUN DODGERS
By BERrON BRALEY.

- ASAeAoAVN O1AA4l0xe
The folks Who keep the tops mp
Upon their motor carr,
By day they miss the sunshine.
BY night they miss the stars;
The high hills and the heavens,
The tall and stately trees,
All. folks who keep the tops mp
Win bat . glimpse OF these!
The fofks who keep The taps up
Miss al tho gypsy fun
OF having for roof. the ~.
And for = guide. the san;
They travel BY the road map.
They keep the beaten track,
And never know the Joy they shua,
The giau,0r that they lack.
The iorn Who keep TIE toDs up
y I do mot understand:
Surely they do not fear the thought
OF growing hronsed and tanned;
Surely they cannot b afraid
OF winds and sun that give
Tho gift Of happiness and health
That mako life good to LIVE.
A car should b Adventure,
A chariot Of Romance
That carries yoa BY magic roads
About the worlds szpaase;
~ ~Lag4ta
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The Daily Short Story

AsAoACc VOyS. Olt0u WO000T0{
why you were alone 80 much"
"W-well. they d-don't want me
as would be an extra one, and
well, sometimes I wish were dead
It's terrible to think no one want.
you. and then. Grandpa, mamm1
and papa-I annoy them. They say
I'm too boistercue, and Oh! I'm SC
lonesome. Since the snow came
and can't Sit witt. sou on the yer.
anda, I've been too lonesome 70,
words. wish you could come
out"
Yes, little MISS, 1t is harrl t
thinF that you arc not welcome
even In your own home, but / AM
sure your dear mother and father
welcome you, only they do NOT
realize that you are very lonesome
They are probably very busy with
their problems and never dream
that you need their love so very
much. Some day you will meet a
nice young boy who will want you
very much. but he hasn't happened
along just yet, that's all.
Just you wait, missy dear, and
then you will have tine best of them
ALL" and Grandpa pulled ever 30
vigorously at his pipe, and in the
circles Of smoke he saw the one he
wished Edna to see and love.
Never mind, Grandpa, about my
troubles. Don't think any more
about it. I am happy to have Just
you. and I do love you very much, /"
and she nearly knocked Grandpa's
pipe clean out OF his mouth when
she Rugged him tight and kissed
him softly on the forehead, and
she was gone before he could re-
cover himself.
Another visitor, Grandpa, for
you" and George smiled az he
slapped Grandpa caressingiy on the
shoulder.
why, Grandpa. who was that
wonderful looking young lady 1 met
as | was coming in? I should
think, Grandpa. You wouldn't keep
such secret away from me-"
Cad. boy! I was just thinking
Of you. and in you walk! She Is
one OF my rays Of sunshine, boy.
and You are the other. She is very
unhappy and is going over to Ray
mond Hill. snowshoeing. Go right
after her. boy, and see taat she gets
home safely. Yes, yes, you must
do this for me. Tell her that
Grandpa said it was all right, and
that she will make him happy il
she is very kind to you, George"
and the somewhat daxed George
FASTENED away.
Late in the afternoon Grandpa
saw in the distsnce two people
skipping along. hand IN hand. AS
they neared the house his heart
gave a leap. There they were, like
Two children, laughing and chat
Ting away.
"Grandpa, I couldn't have been
nnkind to him II ! tried, not when
he told me you said It was all right.
And oh. Grandpa. / must thank
you for the most wonderful day
over"
And. CrandpA you mux insist
that she allow me to accompany
her to q perfectly wonderful-to-be
party tonight She is
for you to say the word
Ind as dear old Grandpa saw in
both their eyes that old, but ever
aew. story, he realised that he de-
Iired to live-liye-live!
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Esstins Glory.

VIVA woodrow Wilson visited theatre IN
washington fecsatly be vas recognized " only
. ~ Derssn& Ard tims vss when. IN ths
sasne thsa1Ss. whole audiences arose 70 pay
him n1bata Thus passetA earthly glory. Most
msA who havs had Il. don't discover the hol-
Iow eountsgfsit Il =. untA II has passed from
thsm. 4 sense q hum0r must b comforting
= naa whsn 10 lssz1s how he has been
tEicked.
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THE JOY OF LIVING.
By Mary Winifred Ford.
Copyright. 1921, by Wheeler
Syndicate. Incl

Syndicate, Inc.)
The young folks in Northwood
called him Grandpa" while the
older folks called him ''Old Nat"
Grandpa had decided long ago
that it was high time for him to say
j"good-bye" to this old world. He
felt he was in the way; that the
world would be far better of with
out him, and today. while he sat
huddled up In that old rocking
chair. putting away at his pipe,
voices foated from another room
nearby into Grandpa's favorite sit
ting room, and what he heard made
him Ing for the end to come. He
was more than convinced that he
was in the way.
well, don't blame me. Grace !"
Grandpa heard Richard, her hus-
band, say. If it wasn't for your
father we could be where it is nice
and warm, but you know the trip
Is too much for him, and then he
might be ailing-"
That was all Grandpa heard. but
his son-in-laws words wrung his
very heart. and not once but often
he heard his daughter complain and
say that III it wasn't for father"
she could do this or she could do
that Grace, his little girl whom
he had worked SO hard for. When
she had cried or fused he had new
er complained. but always had en-
deavored to please and cater to her
slightest within; now she no long
er wanted him, her father. Were
they waiting for the day that he
too. was praying would soon come
that very hour. II possible?
He turned to look out the win.
dow. and there. smiling in at him
with two fat snowballs in her
hands. was Edna, the young girl
next door. who had taken quite \
fancy to that old face looking ont
OF the window every day as she
looked in. Her cheeks were rosv
and her brown eyes sparkling. and
into Grandpa's heart came new life
as she smiled on him, and as he no.
ticed the youth bubbling over in
her. how he longed ut that moment
to have his youth over again. to be
as strong and healthy as she was!
She came close to the window
ana rubbed her nose ON the name.
and. laughing happily, cried:
Grandpa. they have given me per
mission to come In and sit with won
II you caro- to have me-" al n
this moment Grace came into ire
room and espied the fair face at
the window.
Come right in, Edna I'm sure
father would enjoy having you
and Grandpa was so happy all he
could do was to pun all the harder
ct the old pipe. his heart beating
fast to think that after al someone
woald care to sit and chat With
him.
nOh. Grandpa. It Is just too won
derfut for words out today! Hov
wish you could come snowshoeine
with me! The girls have gone Cd
Tor the week end and have 10 20 |
shoetng alone. Do you know
Grandpa. II It wasn't for you look
ing ont Ct the window every day
ana smiling % nicely q ma. ii
onoaSd almost die OF lonesomeness. |
Tue. the girls are here of and
o.. but they hare such wonderful
times without me- They-fher
don't w-want ms, Grandpa-I-rn
only in tho w-way-s
Why. what ia the trouble. title
missy1 When I saw ron ont there.
laughing away. I never dreamed
you vsre unhappy. Now. tell |
CEaAapa m about it-maybe I can
help you
wen. they m have svsstAenrts.
GfHn61a, yoQ know-
OIL ] ooo-xhnnk 80 -
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l.eer,e 4 w,a r.unshat.A A.. -. Sd
0nA ~ forch ~, ~ nncs |. -.
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fsosnrv 1nrea ~ SnS - -. - s'
~ ~ coalnrf ~ IA ma -
- ~ : n01nnf enre ~ -
ma rerSons helov ~ rc.s -
'the Trffs vished kene ~ 49,
confnunfnafaon. Thev tIid not ~
sxactly what vas beneath ~ -.
fAes. 0c0o bolSsvod that ~ -.
Hune ret q he he1nchee a -
palm troo q tie rpoes q vhieA a.
the rivors q u world ~ 49,
soarcA Oeh6rs hsld that Tie -
Was juot over Paradise. ana mi
othoTD thouGht 1t led down n
Hades. In any casa, Il was NM.
tnoasly agreed anong the Moelena
that the rock Was no place Tor 4 .
marital to 30 poki1g around.
4 be0ee kxpleratoa.
One bold attempt to solve some
O. ~ Iascseanng mysterfes ves
aaoe " severA EnsIisnmen soma
~ yes ago. Iney found cum.
toF VINO eew NO nafm IN their DID.
8ln4 aroond inc place. provided Tie
srrangemente wefe satisfactory ID
nun me mo oamaee was oonA 1Ae
scaeausSs we're eAlowoo . dig ard
e2piore vnen tne euAo1ng vas
empty. u was naxardous business, !
because Al oay long Moslems cane
% regard the precious rock. Altar
. lev hours work u night all traces
OF disturbed ground and all tools
must 30 carefully concealed. With
these disadvAntAges. the English.
men made little progress before
they were discovered. They Aad
the city 1t once. even while the iran
40hammedans were crying to the
authorities for their imprisonment
or death.
Another excavator received pe.-
mission from the civil authorities IA
explore beneath the rock IN tha ~.
ern where Nohammed prayed n,
he got ONLY n littla vav With NJ
digging when antaeonism hec.rs
30 intense that permission had !,
be withdrawn.
Now the restrictions OF Turkish
scrupulousness are removed Ths
temple area has as many historis
and religious Associations for the
Christian and the lev al II haS
for the Turk. but both Of the for
mer would like the temple myster.
ieo solved. Tho Ark of the Cove.
nant. even such fragments as mieht
after all these years remain. vould
be Of Infinite value to the Jevs.
most Of whom have avoided the
area for fear of treadine
over the SPOT where the Ark or the
Law Of Moses may be hidden. Tne
tablets of the law were kent within
the Ark in the fnnermost part Of
the temple. The reason for think
ing that they may be found here
ID that jeremiah. the prophet. wa
said to have hidden the Ark on
Mt. Moriah, the hill on which the
Dome OF the Rock stands
The sevsn-branched candlestick
which was ono Of the most prOmi.
nent temple Furnishings. is another
relic. This candlestick vas
unique, being i've feet high, of beat
On gold, and worth about S25. 900 In
Dur money. After Titus sacked Je-
rusalem he 10 supposed to have
Eaken it to Rome to be carried in
his triumphal procession.
This IL borne out By the cary.
lngs ON the Arch OF Titus in Rome
showing the candlestick as II was
carried. Whether It ever found its
way back to Jerusalem Is not
kno-
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q cartain th.f nnarplors1 Dhfse-
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treasnre. ~ .aeetv vhen ~ tamn:s
~ threetened vith destrnctionf
unfiI non there m heen M
chance for excav.for. Ia nrove or
disnrova their fheories r.. NM
enardad the temnle 49, WITH aerce
sfrictn..s hoidinr q on,v . NM
H.. 5000 tn.r thA $500 ,na.c,,s
n Mecca
Ths re..or scr mi. .r,,.,,. u,.-
S.-..s- ~. ss 80 e1S
rock eox46 feet lonr and over fonr
feet high, which figures prominently
in Mohammedan history. From this
rock, Mohammed IL said to have
mounted his horse, the lightning.
and to have ridden on To heaven.
Tho foot nrints az thu nronhet left
q dent in the rock which ANYONE
NAV sac tn thfa dav The rocE ~
pired to follow. the nrnnhet AMI
started M a few inches. but the
Angel Gabriel put a finger ON the
surface and saved it to the chill
dren of earth. Hence another dent
in the rock. also plainly yisible.
This rock IA further To b. ven.
Grated. the 1uidaa saw hecauaa n
is the center Of the earth. and IL
miles nearer to heaven than any
other place. Here Noah's Arb rested
after the hood. and here Abraham
prepared to offer mn his son a :
sacrifice. Lest this IN not sufficient
local color. the guide adds that
here, too, Jacob had his angelic
vision.
WAer. uoa.-->a p-.s
;. .
A u. mcreover. . GeelIanle place
Ia "a 1 nc. ~ pl.y. !noe - . rec
UIo 'ne. MonmeN prayed mere
"a . Cn OoneAtn inc rocx,
A.eI wnlcn ne oecreoo mat pray
~ ss mere wero one thousand tmes as
e,ncacloos ~ tnose from less molly
p':
All tnese assoclat'ons ana many
more make every men OF the rock
sacIeo 70 the Moslems. BACK In
me seventh century wnen the last
u inc SeWlsa tcmpies nao oeen de-
o1loye0 eno tne place lay deserted
.na coseIo WIN IetoSe, tne TURKS
.ieare0 on the iock ana pulit over
!. = 0eautiIul puliolng. win blue
tliea oome. colofed marble pillars,
SCANNED sisss Winoows ana soft
rugs ON the noor. IN this aim, octa-
gon-snaped nall: the rock has re-
posed ever since, guarded by
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-23

SsA Stunt Tying continues to claim it, victims
- necessity - producer Of thrills does not
- exist, for straight flying is exacting and
<nngsrous enough.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
A Rl34ht 4luxn-

I have q slight turn in my LEFT
eye, and am very sensitive about It
90 that / seldom 60 anywhere.
have worn glasses for years. hui
they have never helped the eye.
Can you give me any advice re-
garding this? (Cape Cod.)
Answer-f It 10 squirt or Cross
eye, and the diverEing eye 10 not
blind las often happens in long
standing cases) the eye may be
Strengthened by operation BY q good
oculist
Forty Glasses . Day.
I drink from thirty to forty
glasses OF water every day. Friends
tell me it will do me harm. Is it
too much? q. J. H.
Answer-Not necessarily. Per-
haps your work or play induces free
perspiration and you require more
water than those whose cooling sys-
tenn is under less stress.
Egg Shells.
Are egg-shells good to eat? How
do they affect one? have q notion
there is lime in them that may be
good for my stomach. (R. A.
Answer-Egg- shell is almost pure
lime carbonate (abOut "a per cent?
1t is often advisable to mix pow
dered eggshell with the salt in the
salt cellars. about equal amounts of
each, to supply the deficiency of
lime in the average city dweller's
food. I do not know
that 1t would have any special ef-
feet on the stomach. In any case,
1t can do NO harm.
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an airplane. The machine Is lift
ed By tho Resistance Of the air
against the planes which are be-
Ing drawn rapidly through the air
BY the screw action of the pro-
Dellee
9. 10 there such . thing as hest
lightning? NJ W.
A. Heat lightning 10 ascrfbed to
tAr-o2 lightning flashes, reflected
rom higher strata Of clouds.
Q. When . soldier comes homo
on furlough. does the government
pay his railroad faref K.R
A. A soldier when on furlough
pays his own railroad fare.
g 10 there such q thing q
black lghtr Hi
4 Major General George o.
SQu1ef. chief signal olncer Of tho
army. has made the discovery Of
invasthle light These arc light
feys q eacA e0d u tie spectrum
beyond the infra-red and ultra
violet fayA It u believed that II
black light can b made avail
eoie TOT extsnsivs army signaling
work II viii give the United States
great advantage over an enemy in
ume q var. Extended converse
ions could b. carried on practic-
ally through the enemy's lines
Without discovery.
q What u blackstrap?
K. d. ".
A Blackstfap 70 . low grade
euoar cane molAosee. AZ one time
II vas generally discarded in sugar
rsAning. but y nov used mot only
= N appetizer and tonic for
stock feeding. but 10 includsd - .
!egaiAr ingredient of mixed ~
e3oea helng . foo1 q H. earbo-
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SDsaktag Of corn being knes high b. the
111FtA of July, It already Il higher than that
- b nothing II mot impetucus this year.
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EDITOR HOLT told Oberiin college grad
yates yesterday that clear majority of the
American people want the United States "a
enter some kind OF an association Of nations
with enough teeth in to actually lessen the
possibilities Of war;.
Even Harding's bitterest critics follow his
fashion Of splitting inhnitives
AND while ~ sre On Tie subject ~ uuue,%
overlook Joe Carmichael, who writes I'm the
Davenport Times) that .they are now villinr
to publicly acknowledge Bili's power.
Example q slnfsnafisn While To, w.ir,.
From Tho Argus Information Burean.l
9. 10 It true that chickens about TO
na1ch are killed In the egg by thunder?
G. T..B
A. The poultry division Of the de-
partment Of agriculture says
mo wonder. writes e. ". [. fvho elm.
mo heading In question and sends It All the
way from l1ortda) tho standing Of the hase-
ball club y poor. with the heading upside
THE ubiquitous Dr. Fr.nk cr,n. v-o,.
ship. =. 1i's'o-
Judging from Briggs cartoons the sar,.t
springs Of friendship are located "a ceIlars
and mnst b opened with coskscrsvx
DIPLOMAS Ars Presented to Mol,n. Pm
pills" East Moline Scholars 10 81 NM.
mas"-Adjecent headlines on Mas Noiine
pasa '''
Isn't that an sn1dnd cut 1t Moline. Not IN
diaefam vhesse. but Il vas our impression.
With diplomas. SsA.'s1
JUDGE 6AHA1H has no desire 10 hang ont
ruled that II wasn't nscaasary Tor PEI To- -
% appear n court to present her alimony 81
SCORES Of prummans scottish nm. Va.
on1s voRo AeN today s44en6fnr ~ nl,.1,.
council Of oelibka4in Thu Ann
WHAI8 the na34sey wharf tAa sn.tes.V
Whafe The Aattaer pGdnt ~ v.nt -
a4tnA3 m 49, =
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a WAaI has become Of II eld-faahionsd ma
nS nsve took vseaEtoas
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THE let rs build lattice, Lotus series
lags. To date old Charley Edson's offering is
No Q. II more Of F. P. AS contribs do not
kick in with some Lotus metres soon we shall
be reduced to the X. necessity Of writing
some ourself Perhaps I've hadn't thought Of
this) some Of our contribs can let US have some
Lotus gratis?
SECOND YOUR EYE! WE MADE IT FIRST
Dear Sir: Speaking Of roads and livvers
and things, goodly sentiment Is expressed BY
my friend, whom we shall cali L. s. becauce
his name Is Lou Schnitger. He says he'd like
to crown the clown that crowned the country
roads. Does this motion have your second?
ETEOCLES.
ON second thought. perhaps we should quail
lily our caption. We wouldn't for the world rob
Lou Of credit for his alliterative motion. What
We meant to imply was this: Having been in
close communion with fivvers and country
roads we feel that we made all the motions
possible for anyone to make.
You Know This Family, Of Course.
From a dispatch by the revered A. P.J
He has dealt extensively III duroc
Jersey hogs and the family is one Of the
best known in that part Of the country
He is married and has three children.
LOCAL club officials this morning received
telegram from McQuillan that he had signed
an intielder whom the Western Union insisted
is Mr.. Skinner" Argus Insider.
-. Baby Guy Stillman. whom Stillman
alleges Is the son of the guide United
Press.
What has become of that elusive who!
To Newlyweds: Clip This Out and Paste 1t in
Your Beck Of Golden Thoaghts".
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tn's cspssTkas ne se6Lovro cpss.
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Your correspondent had call from
the Record office about 80 Wednesday
Afternoon, requesting me to stop at the
oxce as they had q wedding item for me-
wended my way to the Record office
as came down into the city, and found
all employees still In their positions act
ing their parts as employees Of the Rec
ord, but one of the young ladies Of the
force called me into the main office and
handed the clipping I shall inclose. I
would say that my family and l have
known the Kesslers nearly ever since
they came to our city. and it is some
what Of surprise to us that Mildred
would keep her nuptials 30 close from
her many friends, but such are the Pc
culiar ways in life Of our young people,
that We have come to the conclusion that
young people know their own affairs bet
ter than outsiders, and being friends to
the bride will say that We congratulate
this young couple and wish them health.
happiness and prosperity all through life,
and remember if ever the silver cord is
loosed or the golden bowl be broken, or
the pitcher be broken at the fountain.
that these are minor thoughts, to what
are the great well-springs OF happiness
that can be generated through LIES
pathway by both yielding to the little
petty dizculties that crop out some
where In every married persons life. 1
have often said that the Record office
was splendid matrimonial bureau and I
now begin to realize it from observation.
for from my first noticing this part Of
the departure OF so many Of the fair
damsels from the Records forces, it has
become with me an established fact.