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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
The Daily Short Story

spring.
Our boys went out in the back
yard behind an evergreen Wednes-
day afternoon with their lists. Ed
whistled something over and over.
Gage and Abfam Beebe, on the 9TH
er side of the fence, began looking
for the new bird. Gabriel whis-
tied, but giggled, and our neighbors
spotted him.
What are those Dee chaps up
tor through the open window l
heard Gabe say.
81 don't know" returned Abram.
Then an obliging breeze waited
copies OF the list over the fence.
All tour boys laughed and they
whistFed lot back and forth.
:. couldn't keep close watch of the
boys after that because 1 grew so
worried about Ada. There are lots
of worries when one is only II and
keeps house for a family, and Dad
does SO hate to be bothered" about
things.
Well, the boys kept up their
funny. snatches of whistling and
took great comfort in "communicat-
ing" Dad understood and some
times he grinned and sometimes he
looked suddenly old and worried.
That look came when Gabe (who
had CHANGED to witness the acct
IdOt) whistled something that al
ways made Ada tremble and fly to
me. Over and over Gabe whistled
that when Ada was in sight, and
she fled to me and cried and cried!
Nobody told me then what be said,
but he was pleading, Ada, Ada,
face Dad Dee
BY Friday noon I decided to take
Ada out Of school. Saturday she
lay On the lounge while | worked,
and we watched Mr.. Beebe garden
ing with his boys. He gives them
Everything that costs no money
tGabe looked up, saw us, and whis-
tlsd that queer message. Ada
shut the window and trembled and
cried 30 that | called our doctor,
! He said she had something on hel
mind and wouldn't give her any
medicine. -
coaxed and coaxed, and Their
tho truth came out. She wanted t.
try . slingshot; while the boys LAY
Ion the table before being destroyed
she had tried lust once" and hi
the Beebe window. She dared mo-
tell at first. Now Dad would Will
her Il she told: he hated decep
ton.
I I insisted Dad liked us, despit,
his bark. Then l heard a queel
little snort and there he stood. "Il
! take hand in this" he barked
hnt he gathered her up gently. s,
i went to get his dinner.
| That night he took Ada over /,
tell Mr.. Beebe, then he paid 70
i the window. It hurt Dad that Ad,
] was less affaid OF Mr.. Beebe thai
iof him. Dad was thoughtful 10
J dayA Finally he announced tina
4 ve couldn't have so many toys /
the worked less time: but could =,
i b satisfied e he didn't?
i We'd . tight rather have yov
| dr." flashed I'd 81
All right, barked Dsd, .Isll tax
time 90 get acquainted with. m,
tAmily
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

q. Do Americans eat as much
fish as other people do? C. B. L..
A. In utilizing fish as food this
country lags behind. The people
Of the United Kingdom eat about
IS pounds OF fish apiece each year;
Sweden, 81 pounds: Norway, ~
pounds; Canads, 40 pounds: and
the United States, Is pounds.
Q. Why are some bullets called
dumdums? r. A. T.
A. The dumdum bullet is soft
nosed or expanding bullet so named
after Dumdum arsenal, the place
near Calcutta, India. where it, was
first made. Its use was prohibited
in warfare by the Hague confer
ence.
Q. What il the difference be-
tween pectin and gelatin?~ w. H. Y.
A. Pectin is of vegetable orr
gin. and is made up Of carbon. n.y.
dr6gen. and oxygen. Gelatin is Of
animal Iortgin and contains nitro
gen In addition to the elements
found in pectin.
Q. What Is the origin Of the
term Ounce! R. S.
A. Dunca is q word introduced
by the disciples Of Thomas Aquinas
in ridicule Of the disciples Of John
Duns Scotus, who, although q man
Of subtle intellect, was held BY the
more ignorant or prejudiced ct the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
DADS ARE DIFFERENT.
Nv Edna s. Knanp.

Mr.. Beebe was excited. I saw
that the instant I let him in. but
he only waved a pebble at me and
dashed down the hall to Dads ref
uge. I groaned inwardly, because
Dads SO tired that he barks worse
than every He's trying TO earn
enough overtime to buy us all new
summer toys, so he Keeps bringing
home work from the office.
I went back to the sitting room
where Ed and Gabe' were studying,
and little Ada petting her kitten.
We could hear MIR. Beebe roaring
about something, and Dads barked
replies. Ada began to cry with
fright, SO l had to take her right
up to bed.s
Both. men went to the sitting
room and had scene with the boys
before Mr.. Beebe slammed Out.-Ed
and GaRe we're alone when / came
down.
s..He said we, broke his parlor
window" cried Ed, choking with
wrath.
After we'd promised Dad to stop
using our slingshets! Mr.. Beebe
would not believe US, but Dad did,
and Dad wouldn't pay for his old
window" declared Gabriel.
The window got broken Tuesday
afternoon, and Monday night the
boys were forbidden slfngshots.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

One Of the healthiest signs Of the times is
The growth Of interest in clean sports in Ameri-
- Where a few years ago golf was regarded
- the exclusive game Of the wealthy, today 1t
= played by the masses over the country. with
uost Of the larger cities providing free public
10 movement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

TO each individual. No attention will be
more novels than the most expert
scribe could copy in that time and
that he had in his pay numerous
literary hacks who did the serious
part OF his work.
Q. Was the poet Dunbar a ne
gro? A. NJ. w.
A. Paul Lawrence Dunbar, au-<
thor and poet, was of African de-
scent.
Q. How many immigrants were
admitted to the United States in
1920 and 1921? d. M. S.
A. The Labor department says
that during the year 1920 430,0ol
immigrants were admitted to the
United States and in 1921, sos, 22S.
@. Was Sir Francis Drake pi-
rate? D. J.
A. Many OF the exploits Of Drake
were looked upon as piracies, but
for the most part he had at least
quasi-official sanction from his
government for what he did.
Q. When it is said that one
metal is ductile and another Is
malleable, what is meant.
A. Ductility is the quality OF
adaptedness Of metals which rem
ders them capable Of being extend
ed by drawing into wire while
malleability is the quality Of adapt
edness for being beaten into leaves.
The order of metals in these two re-
spects is: neutrality-suspicious.,
silver. iron. copper, gold, zinc. tin.
lead and nickel: malleability. gold,
silver. copper. tin. platinum, lead
zinc, iron, and nickel.
G. How many kinds Of dogs are
/ there? r. J. B.
i A. Authorities list 81 breeds q
dogs - comprising the category
found 1t the leading dog shows held
Under the auspices Of recognized
]. kennel clubs. These are all that
are used in the ordinary vocatious
! o. sports Of LIE
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

The state II offering reward for identit-
cation Of the perpetrators Of the Herrin afro
city. The state should have the fullest COOP
seatiou Of the good people of the disgraced
community in its effort to bring to justice those
responsible for the barbaric outburst
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

The government once operated the railroads
II this country And this 1t what 1t should be
pesparing to do right now.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

The horse may disappear from the highways
eventually. but the auto driving ass We will al
ways have with as.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Tits announced that bobbed hair is going
out Of fashion. Most sensible people never
considered 1t in fashion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
8, GUIdSoL g yII,LkllI

~ hi Aoaa frem - ufn6ow
~ &ho crowds apoa - stfeoe
~ shey harry. pash ~ 15oetle:
8 Hpor the tattoe that thelr foee
neof ppon the cobbles DOWN bel9w
j 1ike u scan fheir fhces
Wrsathod IN smiles or dfape1 IN frowns
And wonder 1t the folly
OF ~ guignoi Of TIE tovns\
Oh tho click ciick-cIicks
OF their heels On tho bricks
And the sway Of their shoulders - they pas
Sends . thrill adOwn my sptne
Like draught OF sparkling vine
Or . smile from dancing gtpsy las4
IT'S inst faces. faces. faces
And they pass the liveloug day.
Some are yearning. searching. hoping.
And others are ct play
For each one has story Of its own
And like to sit and wonder
Why they smile or Why they frown
h As Contemplate the folly
OF the guignol OF my town.
For the click-click- clicks
OF their heels ON the bricks ~,
And the sway of their shoulders a. they pass
Leaves . feeling in my heart
I've no more important part
II this world than the smallest blade yof grass.
But some there are who daily
Pass by my reviewing stand
And it seems real good to see them
And long to grasp their hand
And thank them for trudging by my way.
And when one Of them Is not In line
I miss his smile or frOwn
For love each punchinello
In the guignol Of my town.
Oh! the click-click-clicks
OF their Aeels on the. bricks
And the sway OF their shoulders as they pass
l. what makes 1t good to live.
Far more lasting JOY they give
Than the smile Of the dancing gypsy lass.
| So perhaps my daily passing
Meath the windows OF some man
As hurry. push. and jcstle
:! On my way, may be Gods plan
For my place on the canvas that he paints.
| So now while am watching
| The passing smiles and frowns
| know that I'm puppet
In the guignol Of the towns.
/ Oh! the click-click-clicks y
| or their heels on the bricks
And the sway Of their shoulders as they pass
- To someone else along the line
| May be like sparkling wine
Or the smile Of a dancing gypsy lass.
W. MINSTREL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Beware Of Punctures.

-
/ love to somersault, but the 9TH
er day I drove hairpin half an
inch into my scalp while doing one
backwards. 1t Is still sore. I write
you this SO that you may warn your
feminine scmersaulters against it
the hairpins should be removed, Tor
backward rolls, at any rate.
MRS. Y. J.
Answer-That will leave 'em
rather destitute. for have already
advised that nothing more than a
smile and maybe hairpin or two
be worn while somersaulting.
Kind Of Congress Of Fishwives.
Nm a married lady aged % and
very found Of buttermilk. A lady
next door told me to drink one
quart OF it each day as it is very
good for constipation. While buy
ing the buttermilk another lady
told me it is the worst thing I can
take because it is so very binding
and makes one thin. G. V. K.
Answer-Before any more ladies
Jake a uduQ lel JIG VAIN yOu sno'
buttermilk is all right to drink II
you like it, but will neither cure
constipation, nor will it make YOU
thin, nor will it bind. A quart Of
buttermilk is equivalent to about
q pint of fresh milk in nutritive
value.
Nu-me-tor.eks.
Ny wife has been taking treat
lment in a sanitarium for tubercu'
losis of the lung. 1t is called nu
metoreks and has already made Z
great improvement. Tho doctors
said she may come home again il
the fall. Please tell me where i
would be better for her TO live wher
she comes out of the sanitarium
and your opinion Of this numetor
eks treatment. K. W. S.
| Answer - Your wife's doctor
alone can tell you where she should
live. Artificial pneumothorax Eco
lapse of the affected lung by inject
ing the pleural or chest cavity witt
gas) is Of great value in certain
/ cases. ss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Illinois will probably vote on beer and wine
ct the November election. The verdict will be
uegatiye II the bootleggcrs stand together.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Peggy Hopkins Joyce has been arrested for
speeding in California. But she wasn't running
away from millionaire pursuer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

e Sunday dancing il forbidden by law IN North
Dakota. 70 10 effective the Law should In
dude wrestling.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Money is getting loosen. George J.. Gould
has just sacrificed s2.ooo.Ooo BY marrying two
years after his wife's DEATH
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

We are now advised that clothing reveals
the state Of mind Of the wearer. Some folks
don't seem to have much on their minds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

II has been discovered that men contract hay
fever from vomen's face powder. And all
along we had been blaming some inofrensive
weeds
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Senator johnson wants to protect the nuts
IN California. There are lots Of them in the
Hollywood vicinity that ought to receive atten-
ton Arst
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

Some men would be discontinued in heaven,
Il seems. Now We read where the attendants in
tAe harems of Turkey are striking for more
ny and shorter houfs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

doctor says the less you wear the longer
goa will live. II this is true the present gem
Gation 10 going to produce some more Methuse-
Iahs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

4 Ksntaeliaa who has Just died claimed he
- 1si years "a. Perhaps y oaE sssns1
Shat long.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
Discovering New Menaces.

Every once In while somebody comes to
u front with a discovery Of something or 9TH
. which he regards as a menace to all civil
isntion. Since the German militaristic policy's
threat has been laid low, now the cdmmonest
hogie Is that Of the eastern people and their
roligipn. Mohammedanism. Alfred Bushnell
NnEt Harvard university professor. has writ
- q this subject. pointing out that there are
thrGe groups Of meoaces for civilfsatiop-col
Soligion and anarchy. All colored peoples OF
~ vorld are subject peoples. But tho day may
60 when there viii b combination of coll
- nd then woe betide tie white racs. Their
deniuA&ion VIII end and their very civilization
~ perishs Professor Hart forecasts the en-
Snnls,oa q the British. French and Dutch from
.1nAiA.s
n = aiscussing the dangers OF anarchy the
Harvard professor says there ID not . city In
- vdstsrn world which II not in danger Of
Eling burned ana looted BY some class Of It's
- Inhabitants. Among the things which no
|ndcns = weakentng wsstern civilization are
ma hbof. crime lynchinss. barbarisms and
inqoeat courts Bolshevism. he says. hates
not1y - much - it hates aristocracy, II
6ae9 eets into the veins Of other nations than
- I'm Voc TO any civilization and the
- u any church But Professor Hart
~ clcae hi dissertation without : note Of
e Thank ca, BE says, that the whits
unl1sd remains NJ most tremendous ply
[&7;n1l 6fs,s. rs. ,>ev<h
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Argus Information Bureau


Frederic HAkin Director Washington fun and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13
PARTING NAYS.

! A81ANU VAIN -
Walk q piece-way home with ma
Take It kind O slow,
TO the cross-roads' turn and h.ck
Glad to have you 70!
Sort O. stratghtens ont my DAY
When you walk with mo this way.
Like to hear you laugh and say.
Tisnt far to GOT"
walk piece-way home with me.
Getttn' dark. you know.
Death ID Just the cross-rueds' stxn
Pointin' where 70 20;
Kind Q, like to feel your hand
steady through this twilight land,
Not afraid, yoa understand:
T1snt far to gu!s
LUCILLE KNNDRIcK.
IN The American Poafrv No. .sr,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

THE note left by the aged Belgian who
committed suicide contains one line that pro-
analyze. There is only one God and He is a
socialist, with regard for all"
IDEA EXCELLENT, WINNIE; BUT DOESN'T
ALLOW FOR PROBABILITY
AND ERROR.
Dear Mac: When your revered parent sheet
invited you to run funny column, presume
you felt that you simply couldn't refuse to help
1t become the worlds second greatest news
paper. That would have been my attitude and
we sometimes judge others by ourselves. l am
positive that the weekly reward offered had
nothing to do with your acceptance, for what
could man with a sense Of humor possibly
want with lot Of filthy lucre? l should per-
haps modify this to read that, II there really
was tremendous fortune offered to a person
who possessed this sense Of humor, the COM
b:nation wouldn't be bad at all. But just
moderate supply of coin Is apt to overwork
well developed S. o. h. to such a degree that 1t
is weakened for practical use l speak seri-
ously from years Of observation and personal
experience. Anyway, when the worlds second
greatest thus engaged you to supervise all the
fun IN their concern, because they couldn't
do it themselves, it seems treacherous to me
that they should now be trying to infringe on
your territory from time to time. You know
what mean. lie Moq. and others have brought
1t to your attention several times how their
Ill 0ottc@S culAIely pOitlC&l, HISTORICAL
| nr social has been interrupted time and again
because of some frivolous irregularity that was
extremely funny.
When We turn our glance in the. direction
OF The Tombstone, we usually brace ourselves
in preparation for any emotional disturbance
that might otherwise completely overpower US.
! think most people have the sense to do this.
But mercy one can hardly sit braced IN like
that all through the whole show! And to be
attacked by parUxysm OF merriment in the
middle Of a senate speech for instance, is so
embarrassing. The men folks in the house
misconstrue such actions ut once.
| To make this criticism constructive would
recommend cast iron rule that nothing Of
even whimsical character be permitted in
any part Of our family paper except where we
| have been accustomed to find It And then n
any one Of your associates 1t the plant seems
to be pining away for want Of self-exnression
you'll know the culprit who started this tronble
and could probably urge him to enroll az q
regular CONTRIBUTOR. WINNIE
SECRETARY DAVIS says "the big need NJ
America Is coal and BY the eternal ve ara
going to have it,. The honorable acc. errs !.
bit II We have coal it will not be "by the
eternal" but by the sweat Of the miners brows:
and the big problem is to persuade Aforesaid
miners to begin perspiring under ground. :
HOOVER Moves to Check Hixh prica .,
Nine Operators. davenport Times
What's the latest quotation ON mine opera-
tors tn-say gross lots?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

n The American Postry assasin.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-13

THE note left by the aged Belgian who
committed suicide contains one line that pro-
fessed socialists might do well to study and
analyze. There is only one God and He is a
socialist, with regard for all"
IDEA EXCELLENT, WINNIE; BUT DOESN'T
ALLOW FOR PROBABILITY
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

Please mention THE NEW YORK
HERALD tohen dnstoerino any one Of
the advertiseme in this Section.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

ATTENTTON-Nuraes 500 covetucsses So /:
cooks SoO Mattresses, chambersmaids,
houscworkers, kitchcnmalds, couples.
MISS FITZGERAID'S BUREAU
800 FIFTH AVENUE.
BOOKREEPERs- also the advertise
mcnts under Employment AEency--Com-
merciol" Look AZ them NOW.
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HELP w A N T E d
HELP WANTED-Female.

REPRESENTATIVE TO sell "indestrurr
BILE" silk hosiery-never drop siitches -ai-o
underwear TO consumer. Liberal comilis-
sions We deliver and collect. Write Nitn-
erfn's Inc. Syracuse, y. Y
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

and yachtsman. colored, is
years experience; city or country; first
class family only Audubon 1o363
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

butler, coIored; country ref
erence. Dixon, Audubon 91i0. apt. A.,
Hampton Court
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
SITUATIONS wANTED-MaIe.

PAINTER, experienced. wishes position
steady. Klnz. 2O5 Wyckoff av.. B'klyn.
PAPER HANGER, painter. wishes position.
4i5S.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

CHAUFFEUR. colored. private position; city
or country. reference; last employed 4
years. Bryant. 21s w. 143d. Audubon 36s2.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

CHAUFFEUR, careful driver; good me-
chanic; obiiging; married. no children; wife
could be employed occasionally In any ca
pacity; references. William. s22 Lexington
av (ring basement).
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

ER-Experienced. by chemical
house: dictaphone experience preferred.
r. s.. JOG Herald $50 Broadway.
| STENOGRAPHER. Christian. some knowl-
edge chemical iobbing business. ID $50
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

CHAUFFEUR, eXperIenced, over two years
last place. Peter Breglia, los w. l06th
Tel. Clarkson 00Ia.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

ENGINEER technically trained and 20
years power plant experience With general
machine shop practice. thorough mechanic
high grade, licensed and references; tenn
perate Norwegian city or country Rund,
352 East 15od st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

GARDENER. handy man private es-
tate: middle aged man, SINGLE thoroughly
experienced can furnish best of references.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

COUPLE-Young Swedish couple wish posi-
tions: man as AL chauffeur r-mechanic
with driving and shop experience, careful
driver, good habits; wife as chambermaid
waitress or housewowlsor in small family =
ences: go anywhere: competent, reliable.
Olson. 1913 West Tsth. Schuyler o09s.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

JAPANESE butler-valet; first class man:
long experienced; neat. refined. willing.
tistic decorations excellent presser; highest
personal references. Box A 3 2018 Herald,
Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

CHAUFFEUR, Swiss French, married, 3s.
good mechanic, do his own repairs, 10
years shop and private experience, desires
42s w 10th
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.

JAPANESE, first class cook-butler-valet. is
years experience desires position. bachelor
or small family city. country. excellent
presser; neat. refined. willing; highest per-
sonal references. Box 4 20lI Herald, Her
aid So y
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

COUPLE, woman first class chef. country
hotel thoroughly competent, excellent man
ager: man gardener outside man. 12I
West 135th st.. care OF joaquin.