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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18


FORT ARMSTRONG.
Tonight-viola Dana in There Are No
Villains
Starting Sunday-Mae Murray in Pea
cocls Alley" Last half-'.The Rosary
SPENCER SQUARE.
Tonight-"At the Stage Door"
One week. starting tomorrow-Mary
Pickford in Little Lord Fauntleroy.
MAJESTIC.
Tonight-Frank Sheridan in The Rider
Sunday and Monday-'Ruse eff the
Rather"
AMERICAN.
Tonight-Antonio Moreno in "A Guilty
Conscience"
sunday-Art Accord in ~The Blazing
Arrow"
Tonight-~The Woman in KS House. '
Sunday-"Behold My Wife,
AUGUSTANA GYMNASIUM.
(Concerts)
Monday night-Tri-City Symphony Or
chestra concert.
March 2O-Margaret Matzenauer. COD
tralto. recital.
COLISEUM.
(Davenp0rtN
Tomorrow afternoon-Tr-City Sym
phony Orchestra concert
Coming-GaIli-Curci and Jascha Heifetz.
COLUMBIA.
Tonight-orpheum Circuit Vaudeville:
Evelyn Phillips & Co; Ray, Fern and
M are; Marshall and Montgomery, ven
triloQuists; Calvin and Wood; TaIlman
and Kerwin in Songs, Smiles and Stories,
etc.
First half. starting tomorrow-Henry
NJ ARGUS presents Saving a Woman in
Half: Byron brothers: Moanalua's Sex
tette; Shelton Brooks, the popular song
counter proposal. and Jack and Jessie
Gibson in a cycle of thrills and laughs.
Last half-Sawing a Woman in Half:
Clay Crouch; Barber and Jackson, comedy
sketch, Seeing the Show from One of
the Aisles'': Cecil Grey the human cues
ton mark, and Clifford and Boutwell, in
Bits of Art.
GRAND.
Tonight Scandal"
Next week, starting tomorrow-"Daddy
Long Legs"
Tonight-Lon CLANCY in THE Night
Rose
First half of week. starting tomorrow
Richard BartheIness in '-Tolerable David
FAMILY
Tonight-Harold Lloyd comedy. Sailor
Made Man"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18

The kettledrum was, it is believ-
ed, brought to Europe by returning
Crusaders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18
Theatre Calendar
Fort ARMSTRONG.

March 5-Greenwich Village Follies.
March 10, IL, 12-Three Wise Fools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18

Tonight-viola Dana in There Are No
Villains
Starting Sunday-Mae Murray in Pea
coclS Alley" Last half-''The Rosary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18
SPENCER SQUARE.

Tonight-"At the Stage Door"
One week, starting tomorrow-Mar
Pickford in Little Lord Fauntleroy."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
WASH
LACES

PURE LINEN CLUNY
EDGES AND INSER-
TIONS up to 1-inch width.
COTTON TORC HON
LACE EDGES, up to 3
inches wide
FILET HET
LACE EDGES, up to 21A
inches wide, in white and
ecru-
BEAUTIFUL PARIS
VAL. LACE EDGES AND
INSERTIONS, 1 to 2
inches wide
AT Sc Yard
First Floor. Northeast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Tabby Escapes With
All of Nine Lives

FAIRPLAY Colo, Feb 1-"Tabby"
The pet maltese cat Of DrI L. NJ. Gwinn
Of Fairplay, escaped with all of Its tradi-
tional nipe lives when II was rescued
from an Did box In which 1t had been
imprisoned for 80 days, without food OF
drink.
The children OF Or. Gwinn found the
cat In box, where IL Is believed to have
jumped from burning building last
June. "Tabby" was handful Of skin
and bones when rescued. 1t could moi
stand on its legs and could not even
meow, but is expected to recover under
careful nursing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
People Order Their NJ
Monuments Too Soon

OBERLIN, Ohio, Feb More per
sons think Of death and prepare for II
than people. generally, imagine. accord
Ing to G. w. Ernst, 60. last survivor Of
ten men who started In the stone cutting
trade at NorwaK forty years ago.
Ernst said he had aFdozen monuments
which he carved out to order, not to be
delivered until the persons ordering them
die. Some OF these monuments, stated
Ernst, have been ready for oyer twenty
years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Soviet Refuses
tOReduce Army

COPENHAGEN, Feb. IA proposal bv
Nicolai Lenin that the Soviet army be
reduced in size one-half to appease the
United States has been rejected by the
central executive committee, safd a Mos
cow dispatch to the Social Demokrat
today. Leon Trotzki, commissar for war,
addressed the counsel opposing the re-
duction and declaring Russia would be
attacked If she disarmed Trotzki op-
posed the Genoa conference as a trap.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
THE PARAMOUNT
NFVE CTON

/ mISSlON.
Il must never be lost sight of that
Christian Science Is engaged fist and last
IN he task Of restoring to the world the
Word and perpetuating the works given
and carried on by Christ jesus, and that
its grandest mission and its greatest
JOY IS to register primitive Christianity
and to preDetuate these works as the
Master himself, were he once more anon z
US, would direct. He came with healing
I'm his thought, with healing in his voice
with healing in his touch. He went
abont everywhere doing good. As in
hissday, the Word is healing all manGer
Of disease, yet Christian Scientists know
full well. for their teacher has so in
structed them, that as In jesus day,
t he healing Of physical ailments Is n
means rather than an end. Because or
the stiffness Of their necks and the hard
ness Of their hearts, In our t!:..~5. as
was the case nineteen hundred NeTrs ago,
human beings must be impressed with
/ some tangible evidence suitable TO their
understanding Of he love and mercy
and power Of God before they are,brought
T. a relaxation Of the fact that the para
mount missios Of Christian Science Is
the destruction of sin. the root OF all
human sorrow and suffering. I
Christian Scientists make no stronger
pretentions Of belief in the Bible than do
other professed Christians. but Chris
/ Gan Scientists go farther than mere
! helef-they trust. and strive TO under
stand. And according to the measure
Of their understanding they make prac-
ticai application Of Bible truths and
achieve demonstrations One might be
lieve in thematics fervently, devotedly,
iunwaveringly, eyerlastingly without ever
getting further than belief Mere be-
| lief would never solve problem in
| figures. One must take chalk. " pencil
or pen in hand and work the problem
out in accordance with the principle Of
he science If anything Is to be accom-
plished. Christian Scientists, following
the instruction Of Mary Baker Eddy, and
adhering to the Principle which she dis
covered, prove the truths in the Bible
through their understanding and their
work as. they go along and bang realiZa-
ton of 'its prophecies and its promises
into their daily experience
Christian Science Is not blind faith; it
is an intelligent understanding Of God
and Of mans relationship to the Supreme
Being, the omnipresent, omniscient and
omnipOtent Creator. It Is an understand
ing Of God which admits of no Limitation,
question or doubt with regard to His
all seeing wisdom. His all-inclusive
power, His all-embracing Love. 1t is
complete acceptance Of the Father Mother
h, of the Eternal. It is an absolute
ACKNOWLEDGMENT that the God oY our
Bible reigns, governs, controls the uni
verse, and that there is none other be
side Him.
AN UNDERSTAND
ING OF GOD.
Christian Scientists have come to know
land to measurably understand God
through the teachings and works Of
Christ Jesus. the Wayshower and
through the revelation which Mary Baker
Eddy. Gods inspired handmade Of these
latter days. has given to the world-a
revelation which, among other things, has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
AN UNWARRANTED
INETNTr

lNsINLATION.
There are certain fundamentals 10 tho
discovery and philosophy Of Mary Baker
Eddy which when recognized and under
stood by the impartial student forever
brush aside the utterly unwarranted and
gratuitous insinuation-the utterly silly
aspersion that Christian Science is neither
Christian nor scientific. The man who
first said this, apparently, vas more con-
cerned about the fashioniLg Of a clever
and catchy epigram than~abOut the truth
The saying was picked up by a thousand
preachers and repeated from a thousand
pulpits but from first to last Il has I'M
pressed only the ignorant and the pref
udiced. The term Christian Science, the
dlscoverer and founder OF Christian
Science says (Sclence and Health, p. 1913 ;
49,. was used to designate the scientific
system OF divine healing Nothing could
be more appropriate or more logical since
Is Of God, not Of man. Science and
Health, p 551 ;l6). She holds that Jesus
was the most scientific man that ever trod
the globe-one who~plunged beneath the
material surface Of things and found the
spiritual cause Again and again she
that he was inspired by God, by Truth
and Hope, in all that he said, and did /;
that his spirituality separated him from
sensuousness, and caused the selfish ma
terialist to hate him that Jesus estab-
lished In the Christian era the precedent
for all Christianity, theology and healing;
that he read mortal mind an a scientific
basis, and that Christians are under as
direct orders now, as they were In Jesus
time to be Christlike. TO possess the
Christ Split, to follow the Christ eX-
ample. and to heal the sick as well as
the SHINING.
with the clearness and keenness Of
spiritual vision which characterizes all
the thinking and speaking and writing
Of Mary Baker Eddy. she is able, to diff
ferentiate between the man Jesus fand the
Christ, and thus, to the satisfaction Of
Jew and Gentle alike, permanently has
she bridged for millions a theological
chasm that has ,yawned menacingly be-
fore the eyes Of confused and bewilderCd
humanity for centuries Thus has she eng
abled her followers to acknowledge aRd
adore one supreme and infinite God; to
His Son, one Christ; to
what is--meant by the Holy
Ghost or divine Comforter; to recognize
the real Man as Gods image and likeness
and to subscribe Understandings and
whole heartedly, to those tenets which fix
Christ Jesus indellbly in the thought Of
Christian Scientists as the Wayshower,
the Redeemer, the Savior OF humanity.
Whether we seek understanding or
healing In Christian Science, and 1t
should be remembered that understand
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
EFFICACY Of
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Ihat Christian Science heals sin. sick
ness and disease and drives out all
hummer OF evil In individual cases is a
Iuct SO oILen atteated and so thoroughly
established that il were a waste of time
at thls' late day TO undertake to offer
Iqlther proof. The heating efficacy of
Christian Science is now admitted bv in
formed people everywhere Ministers of
Inc, orthodox churches and even medical
doctors very generally acknowledge it.
although with certain reservations They
nave not all yet been brought around to
the point of seeing that there can be no
reservations, limitations nor restrictions
when we are dealing with the power and
mercy and love Of God. They might as
well acknowledge the principle Of math-
einatlcs, or recognize the law of grayita-
ton, or the diurnal revolution OF the
earth, or the orderly motion Of the plan
ets, or the rise and fall Of the tides,
WITH certain reservations.
M truth admits of no variations, no
qualifications. The doctors of divinity
Hand the doctors of MEDICINE, than whom.
as a rule, there are no more cOnscien-
tious men in the world feel free ia cav
in these days that nQ><doubt. there are
times When Christian Science does some
good. When pressed they will even 90
so FAR as to recall instances that have
come under their immediate ohservation
where men and women have been greatly
improved physically, mentally and NOR
ally by Christian Science, but often they
VIII be quick to qualify this admission
by saying that there are times, of course.
when Christian Science goes too far,
Here they are inconsistent and Illogical
again, for they are, perhaps inadvertently
and unconscioLsly, but nevertheless sure
ly. committing themselves to the posi-
ton that right can be wrong, or that
good can be bad or that truth can be
false, in certain circumstances They
would not think of saying that in their
experience they had found addition, sub
traction and multiplication to work opt
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
FARM CENTER PLANS
BIG BRAWLEY
MEETING

BRAWLEY, April l3.---One of lhe
largest attendances in the history OF
Spruce Farm center is expected at the
regular monthly meeting Friday when
{: number of important propositions win
be discussed by prominent valley
speakers.
The purebred stock sale at Imperial
will be announced and all the members
Of the center will be urged to attend
Farmers in this district have sigNified
their desire to purchase some OF TIE
purebred stock and will attend. The
bond issue, state highway and the alfal
fla growers association are other sab
]ccts to be discussed at the meeting.
Chairman Clyde Bell reports his en-
tcrtainment committee has been d'li
gently working ON a novel program foi
the occasion and arranged for the cen
ter's best cooks to prepare sunptuo, 4
supper after the meeting.
Baxter c. Loveland, secretary of the
Spruce Farm center, has sent out invi
tations to u number of outside people
to attend the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
CHAMBER DRIVE GETS
UP SPEED AT
CALEXICO

CALEXICO, April 13.-The member.
ship drive being conducted by the
CaleXico Chamber of Commerce is
moving along in leaps and bounds, and
there has been few refusals by the
business men of the city to cooperate
in the movement to put Calexico s
commercial organization on sound
and paying basis.
The various soliciting committees
got late start yesterday but every
team worked hard and by night a large
list of new members had been piled
up, and this morning the drive com
mittees were out again and hard at it
rounding up all the live wires in the
community.
Chairman j. G. Scott, in charge of
the drive expresses himself as well
satisfied with the result so far anG
states that before the week is out the
big majority of. business and profes
sional men of the city will be en-
rolled.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
IMPERIAL DEPUTY IS
IMPRISONED IN
MEXICALI

CALEXICO, April 13-Deputy Sher-
iff O'Donnell, of Andrade, Imperial
county, is still a prisoner in the Mexi,
cali Jail, in which institution he was
placed yesterday by the Mexican mill
tary authorities, when he was found or
board an Inter-C California train with
two Mexican prisoners bound for FL
Centre.
O'DOnnell arrested the two MeXicans
at Andrade for the alleged robbery of
store there. He handcuffed the two
prisoners and placed them on board the
train. At Algondones a Mexican mill
tary commander passing through the
train noticed the two shackeled pris
oners. He inquired into the ease and at
once ordered the irons taken off the
prisoners, placed the deputy sherift
under arrest and transported them tC
Mexicali where the officer was east in
to Jail and the prisoners released on
their own recognizance, with orders to
keep in touch with the Mexican police
until the case could be investigated.
The American consul is to take the
matter up with Governor Jose Inocente
Lugo and General Pablo Macias, the
military commander of the district to
day in order to secure 'yhe release OF
O'Donnell, and to also get the prison
ers turned over to the United States
! authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
ARBUCKLE MUST NOW
BE TRIED BY
The PUBLIC

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
SAN RANCISCO. April l3.--Roscoc
Arbucklc, acquitted of the killing of
Virginia Rape, now goes on trial be
fore the public.
The big comedian was tremendously
Interested in news from New York that
the Famous Players Corporation will i'm
mediately release one Of his pictures to
test out his popularity.
The question of whether Arbuckle
Will be asked to remain in the movies
will be decided by the way the public
sreets this picture, according to word
from New York.
The verdict of "not guilty came
late yesterday at the conclusion of Ar
buckles third trial on II charge OF
causing the death of Virginia Rappc
beautiful movie actress, during wild
party at Il San Francisco hotel last
Labor day.
The jury, it was reported took less
than one minute to complete the ballot
acquitting Arbuckle. 1t took consider
ably longer, however, for all details to
be cleared up and for the jurors to re-
turn to the box to deliver the verdict.
The jurors, eight men and four
women, thronged around Arbuckle,
slapping him Oh the back and laughing
with him.
Edward Brown, foreman of the jury,
issued q statement asserting that
justice had been done Arbuckle and
wishing him success.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
TWO CARS OF SHOW
STOCK REACH
IMPERIAL

Last night at $3.50 p. m. two ear
loads of some of the finest of Southern
California s dairy cattle and hogs ar
rived at Imperial for the sale to be
held next Saturday. The animals were
unloaded under the charge of c. G. Jen-
kins, manager of the Imperial Valley
fair Association, and Were taken al
once to the j., NJ. Huston ranch one
fourth mile southeast of town whe!e
they will be on exhibition until SatuT.
lay when they will be sold at 10 a. m
at the fair grounds south Of Imperial
The animals have all been consigred
ny members Of tho Southern California
nurebred Livestock Breeders assoeil-
,ion, and arc some of the choicest ami
pals from their herds. Registration
papers accompany the stock, and tht
;,ttle have all been tuberculin testec
and found to be non-reactors.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
FL CENTRIC REALTORS
I TO GUARD LAND
VALUATION

At their meeting Tuesday, FL Centre
Realtors decided to appoint commit
tee to assist people. living outside the
Imperial Valley in learning of land
values here. This action was taken as
l result of the tactics of numerous real
estate men wh6 visit the valley towns
for the purpose of asking the local men
the value of certain properties.
This act is safeguard for the home
lealtOrs against methods of spectators
from cities outside Imperial Valley. \
fee of $40 will be charged by the board
for its opinion and advice offered. Here
tofore no charge has been made and the
other fellow gets in on the commission
according to Ray Edgar, prominent
altor .
When an outsider consults member
of the Realty board for an opinion on
certain piece Of property, he will be
referred to the secretary of the board
The secretary will in turn ask three mem
bers for the information desired.
An appraisal committee will be ap
pointed later for the purpose of making
appraisals for foreign realty men, il
was announced this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
Lieutenant Morse Arrested
In Federal Raid At
San Diego
BRIDE ALSO INVOLVED
U. S. Officer Charges Ring
Is Teaching Youth Use of
Morphine
United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April 13.-Six
persons, including lieutenant Of the
L. S. navy are under arrest here today
charged with possession Of morphine.
Federal Officers charge they are mem
Ders of big drug ring that was re-
sponsible for the death of pretty Mrs.
Gertrude KLAUS, %, who died here
early Monday.
Wellington S. Morse; Mrs. Morse,
known as Buddie" Needham, %
Joseph Rogers, of West Vernon; Ed
Kelley, alleged addict; Danny Devine,
alleged peddler; Elizabeth Dunlap, 3S.
Buddie" Needham, recently re-
leased from the county jail after taking
a cure, and her husband, Lieutenant
Wellington S. Morse, were the first to
be arrested in the series of raids last
night. They were found in a local
hotel, it is charged, with morphine con-
cealed under the carpet. They had
been married for few days, it is said
The arrests followed series of raids
that lasted until 4 o clock this morning
and were made by the state narcotic
inspector, w. B. Luckenbach, and of
ficers Gibson and Jordan, partly from
information gathered at the coroner s
inquest over Mrs. Klauss body yester-
day. .,..
Luckenbach charges that Ed Kelley,
race track man, introduced Buddie
Needham to Rogers and that he gave
her narcotics, starting her on the habit
again.
State NaNotic Inspector Luckenbach,
bn bo1 oh npr,o of .1oF oh
that big ring here had agents who
procured young men and women and
started them on the drug habit. When
they became addicts, he asserts, the
ring provided .them.with dope at high
prices.
Lieutenant Morse denies any connec4
ticn with the ring but he is held
for having morphine in his. possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
Cr0nhoLn1 Cannot
Collect Royalty
From The District
Washington, D. c., April IL.
F. H. McIver, Secretary
Imperial Irrigation Dist.

F. H. McIver Secretary
Imperial Irrigation Dist
Ell Centre California.
been the Patent Office They inform me that
F N Cronhom while in employ, worked out plans in
way of bales and construction of wier that it gives
shop right to the of work but where else
J. S. NICKERSON.
The foregoing telegram received by the Irrigation Dis
trc morning telegram to Mr. Nickerson
advising him that F. N Cronhom former of the dis
had served formal notice the district that he would hold
liable for damages if they made of plans worked
him in the construction of wier the Colorado river
while he the employ of the district in the capacity OF
letter the district stated that he
applying for patent his method of constructing
Colorado river conditions and that OF the
considered infringement of his patent rights
and damages claimed in accordance herewith
The telegram from President Nckerson is taken by lrrga
officials dsposng claims that Mr. Cron
may against the district the basis mentioned The
intention of using the other place
except on district work and Mr. Nickersons telegram
Patent Office practice in this regard is
the district will be fully protected in the use OF
anything which was worked out at its expense.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-13
HARDING TO
BACK NAVY
PROTEST
Open Letter Against Slash
To House Republicans
Predicted
WARNS CON G r E S S
American Legion Pledges
Its Support to Mainte-
nance of Sea Power
BY LAWRENCE M. BENEDICT

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, April 13.-President
Harding is to write an open letter soon
against reducing the navy to 1000
men, according to an apparently re-
liable report circulated in the house to-
day.
The president, it was said, has vir-
tually decided to express his views on
the proposed navy slash iii letter to
house republicans. He will act, if at
all, today or tomorrow, as vote on the
personnel section Of the bill will be
reached late Friday afternoon.
Harding was requested to write a let
ter by the same group of house Repubii-
cans who obtained theirecent statement
from Secretary Hughes. They said to-
day that Harding would not approve a
definite figure for the navy man power,
but that this letter, in effect would be
a warning to congress to be ''very care
ful'' to see that it provided Il navy
large enough to properly maintain
America s position under the 5-5-3 ratio
of the arms conference.
~ Legion Backs Navy
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Ia
The American Legion today pledged its
support to big navy advocates in con
gress. fna "1
Ex-service men consider efforts to
reduce the navy to $4,000 men ''dis-
astrous and threat to the national
safety" Hanford MaeNider, national
commander, wired President Harding
Influences in congress are trying to
make the United States second rate
naval power, MacNider charged