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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-03
STEADY BUYING ADVANTAGEOUS
 TO ALL PARTIES

The manager of Birmingham factory mak- ing semi-perishable product operates his plant continuously under a new system, the out standing feature of which is that his jobbing customers, instead of purchasing twice year, buy practically every month.
 His factory formerly closed down during May and June because jobbers at that time carried large stocks. This year the factory went on usual during these months, be- cause the jobbers are constantly turning over their smaller stocks and making renewals.
 The factory manager likes this, and it is better for the jobbers. Under the old method the jobber sometimes found himself with stale goods unsold. The factory was under obliga- tions to furnish fresh products for those which had deteriorated. The jobber was slower n turning over his money, and the factory wait ed longer for it's money. The jobber was often overloaded and the factory had it's non-orec- atve seasons, pending the sale of heavy in- voices.
 It requires no merchandising expert to sense the wisdom of the present method of factory and jobbing operations. This is one of the good things that came out of the re- adjustment period when business men were so uncertain of the antics of prices that they ordered only what they could soon dispose of and manufacturers and wholesalers were unwilling to extend large long credits.
 The nation has made considerable progress toward cash basis, and it has served business well. Longtime credit was necessary when the south had cotton only, but it is no longer required in a state of varied production. and one where even on the farm there has begun to be cash the year around.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-03
A MORNING PRAYER

O let my love for thee, dear God, grow on earth and ripen in heaven, and the joy that have here in hope shall there be made perfect. Amen.-M. s. B.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
TONG WAR" k|PPED
IN CHINATOWN RAID
Hip Sing. President Arrested BY
New York Cops Disguised
As Chinese. Detectives
Get lnside Den

Nev Ycrk. nss Oneatne 80
neaorts q Threatened a. var
spesial nepnfy roiiee Commiasioaef
sam snd doaeH detectives today
ralded llie SINS iane headquarters
Chmatowu. afrestoa lhe president i.e
Nec lione ana eoru oated ls pistols
z 81 tsFfers ans bra. kuuekies
sn3 shoufands q rounds q ammanl
uan
simultaneously an alhef squad cn
fetitd raid on shon neaf ths
Mn sins heaaQu lera. Ahleh netlea
teaf prisoners aua Quanilt'c 81 dpfs
Fof five weeks detectives. stfumins
no eafh q cele.uals haFa lived "a
chlasioea. anualpAUne nepflrals foi
che death ~ kfh nailoual freedeul
81 the liIr snr tonr phs va ehoi lf
ihe aoarsa, % ihs Chinese Dslmou
irof last August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

e. e. saes tn >e4tfit
WAT Ners fttf fetnf frnmt NAf
Nert ihet - fsafial ~ e.fnfff3 hs
tfe fsaileVf What eeeia ctas ihfn ie
Aiaasp Aa aseftlA va suNagan ihat
D. was ifyed g Nsiais esasiaff :
4as aee att Nus prpef positive - the
assSnerton e stsf erme coe'd
- nereaaiei ~ of 80 etAr .treff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
FL RENO ROiO TO
Be SOLO As JUNK
Corporation Commission Mas
Signed order Of Sale
Public Auction To BE
Held

Tho sals = iunl e ihs e.
/ .auls Ki Reno and Wealsin ftH
fosd. which rms ror b. Nsna @
rtu8aau counts 81 Guthrie. ihis
eauusy haa hesn aulheflfea hN ihf
sists sofpaAllpu commission ia as
or8 rutd w Commissioners a.
/ VAN and csmphet Hassrl.
ehairn q.
Ths rosd Is onlv e. mllss hpe
ana runs ihrueh me iovus e
smthoa Wshland iosAHldee Faaf
Corueu. NfNua tna puiehr
A "a, motive en wars ga esa
~ onN trslu,a pew emit cenfa
hy ihe rold soeofdlns ts lhs rii.
Atom fsr authorization a. ths tsle
'med wlih lhs s6rl ratios cammis
sion "a Aaent
Tho remainder % "a popsril
owned hy ths company aH ~ which
li, asked usrmlsslsn 70 fet On lad
"A two p.ssnesf soaehe e.
g hossss. onl stock ear ou com
hinaNou bserea end sspf "a ear
ana tseo tons II rra The pefi
ton Cor ihe ssis noted ihal che ilr.
uudef ihe wis we're rot worth sfil
llur
7'f "a i1uls a. Rtna and Wsat
err rauroad was hailt in 1898 81
aest o. fsi7aao IA was fnauc ~
"a decd az trust hell be 'h lulnal
State Tfast oomlH ~ faat 81
Louis W Tho s. uuon aald tha
'ths receiver rHortea n Aarti
laneaiuf dfrct minat O. fofI
licldllnr fsasns
Tht ron smith and Weston rail
wy company purchased control g
lihe Fl RENO Guthrie iina in 1000 !
naa sot oui De me puuan anN
when en- fafmr nne wnt nlo th
hands ~ tht rcev m 1915. th
hit.r weuf eHh q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
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TIE Ssslsrs'e tesdfd sfrs 90 oct
irfa ~ lake ~ sorrf - rrefeneaf -
s.s-rh reses.st w-sfs -zfs ffufa "a.
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fgrg.ffn ress. sIH ssrns taHf uai
fl.rnnEl The oGsn paFf What sas fa
at urn'd - iuf fhfrs wss naslli.g
fsf hlm ~ 80 Asr vaii fsr flnse ahe
hsi3 hifa frlssafr. fe ar he vas tfii
SEATED fferf isfiees lnrsrstff rFef
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rr.nEs afife fcrfer1r norsf.
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fstars ass imfrfesrs hsFard
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
COURT House NOTES

o. ard Gas
Cmsuon NaHay OIL CO Kari Gia \
e. ur release il q - W ~ Nw -
fsfW
Csrssysnees
B d Hopes to q B Hooper w D
SO z a. 1890 S i-s NV lt-ifEW
y r. y ore e ~ - 3. r Alien
z & b r. 81 500 Lots J 20 4 ~
- aaFsson
JH Bfilngs = IL - Agnse . Caf
fnsr wD zfEsti9 - it-fs-gw
visssilaneeus
Lizzie . Joansan % e Penney
co. I.ssss 81 j = a5.fgl Pan q Bldg
6 u. ) aad 3 ~ = g y
District Court
Peter yfirns sua - D. HsndHeks
~ ?. a ssoekfsn gsdameni 90 sitf
ans coais
ciarz Pz+nst y JoAa Patnsn D.
tsrce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
,pDMOHE DANEI,S FNPf1T
10 WIN I'M PRI/L

Afds1r Dee t--Trparu q ffe
ithf hnfaste as tFlcuad in ga
otd-fastiansd waf tavf aifead
ten usuef = rrfterf Carer
caafY g. fhs soasrs tsucs coaftff
rAieh 80 BE- hsid dafns ihs jack
NsHon bf beeae Sc Oklahoma city
soc rsin9 t rneie Grfr EsauE
q sspaorf EFans states ihii fhs
csuatf vH Haif easf eta ihs 5 10
pf'sf Hem ~ - ftt carter co1nfy
otfff lra8s rrnrie OsorEt ~
sna Hsef Garrett. HaKh caunln9-
barr n pgiara Little Cssrss
Eurs sf NeN .eu nrs kfihe Wa
c1r Mr. cirta,e Harris Nh
Lord HandHar V - t ans 80
Gsofrt = Carpsntsr u Nsvgorf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

ulfs Wliaa Nansn f flaa k
Ass lenf alv Nue H
ea,husasl'e einssa ia lhe aefat ~
rsnlse Nlas wiamsa ueulna
artist thoss tssattil ps.aiInaa Hsf#
eon hsf an snfishle rupuutan ia
Ntv YafA ana slelnHf
krawins raahs as f8s salH uie
witmsa = sait ~ inahl aauhnF
"a rsaI hesf abuai u Halafe
{ laoh lha medicine j hal - rHi
eHeiey fhst dreaded IS So Gay w.
iaf { aai dressed mfssli lhfoash ma
vafk aa o. araaE MlF1s aeAaA tFAH
ufrdnesa ana ft ap marninfs lHeFnH
iHst ~ % aai - whtH iHilfd
ai mahl Noms aafs foald a0t at
and beinf flsbi aaen slaA eaal1ni De
much worse thsa o. HHahN fan
down fae'.ns lmmf fmm
sng lhe hen af 4auRa have ve
como ihaf uHIl'en ara tm Nsrne
iuat lhH uaf ilte ia tei 81 ter
llfe nefef iaI ma ef a'ep ls i7aaa
aed resifal ud am u't Ha fa'i ai
euergf IS taa NaliH era itet e
faf takine rshlaf fhe FtaHi fan
laa hN aaee me il slaa faff aat aala
'r mY lmrfNsfa aomplsueH - sn AZ
in tar ease elfa 4aah AS as eaa
rsna aisa maae alilsfsnf paH
~ mf mplasf al'ef aHe haa eseH ill
Hus romrAHihf fa. .sef iaaf fett
ana ihnt safh msdlt BE- 8 daasff
lns u iha h.sheH PRAISE
l fsnlae W i ~ ali ftt ilufN'sia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER's
g q & 7 Q r ! q

KILLS 2so POUND
WOLF INSIDE CITY
Barfieasillf. Dee mHla NhfHf.
reports h8fing Killed q latge eoif
Thanksgiving morning in the rear
~ 4 Morgans assldsuca t09 >ofih
santa Fs Ave The vii had b. ea
killing ehlek ns 10 the nslghb9ihood
fer some time and afafeh Nat
mad fsr the anlmal Nith the result
fhat ha was found Thursday morn.
ing. Aec0rdinE 10 reports ihe wef
Ne she'd about 20 pound
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder tronhio
gravel weak and lame back. fhouma
tsm. irregularities ~ tho Mid
scvs and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles in children n not sold hy
dmrglus man iiet Small bottle
often cure Send f1r tworn lea,lmon-
ias ~ y W llall. g9se Olive street,
81 Louis. SO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
whsn Yo8 trs consi palsd

r. insure healthy acilou ~ tbe
- y sis and correct dhordsfs u ihe
liver. take tr6 = Chamberlain
Tsbltta lmmf aieiy after supper
They via nos eniy esnaa gentle
mowmfnf - fhe bowers. without
UNPLEASANT fff.as bH hanlsh that
dan stupid feeling. that offn ac-
companies constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
CAMPAIGN To COMPLETE
FUND, WOMEN COLLEGES
Objective l. saooOOOo ny Jan
vary / Country Wide Dollar
Day Ia To Ne Held
Saturday


Msshna &. nf Frfsefias
"a musteaai us agf,h sanra
81 An lsA 40 alat.as as sffsn s.
lomp'sie hs Janaaf tte#H aea
Mnd af 'Ar sevta eHan ses
dnsauea ei ween 5 - rtf Fssf
rhsr sisada have etfNa 81 W
eoa aefa en- fana sai fbe taaf
slslmsh utss feIs NemaHsI Funa
has efoHlsi 4 another mHMa IL tha
upa is shmflefa rs hf hrst VI
ihs tef
The ,hanhe msH Hats efk alttt
antn slde Dollar nat e es
hsM nsst Saturday W men |tfs
wsu, 81 thtif nuHieH. snfflent
win 3 askea ta 81 ans daaf ss1a
tsnsula ihs edu.ailah g leaders fof
th laf naa aoo mtn 81 Afa
Nv nnfy 81 rssnAY r na
Ion Is ,hauman n w. semmltfe
wheh tas oretnls rnr tnoutqna
aasflaHts ~ al denominations "a
practically tsn pwo s.s d s,ee
state
Mt' nArdlus vaH oh = ere ffat
eonfrihuiofa Is IN ffna shtt hts
h reimbursement q iae president
and rrefwtS - STAT uashss uo'
only for their erk an tehtH ~
Chustlaa tdatailen tai ala, -
cause % ihsr hssrins npau lniar
national itenathlp
Ths seven urnn CbrlH'an eni.
llts.a Or women ara lesua la
lsuhsf the capitals nf fshdlns slue'
of fha ~ Vast 1--WE ~ ihss srs
medical sehaaa fpf lHlalHs eHsaH'
eamtn as phfsleitns fheY af'
.maiuiaatd ~ tn dn miuatana
boal ~ this eoaniF fu on m
'sanes missionary haaft e afsA'
pnlala also afe opHntae fh.
lsim lh fphools g % he pa ut
lure rhnsiian ltsdtfa ef fhe aft
Th mosfmfnt g. aa aalsfaWth 81
las world var whsn "a hesn
. Inii oniy teo ~ lhrse tnHn st
Temple "a the hlshlr education in
% aomtn n ha ofsal bad haf'
made rh vaf had - 'upt
encs oh lhm aud shs et
seven rnlra er tan ef
Fainaed a eH nnHi
laurl % pro,id a ttW
lnr, Al the solleea Il ps
eni working 10 sm#l iald.quat
bulldlnes mf ~ vhfh re saN
: 10 he fttrl hundred ar o'a
ra,h when competed $50 afofli
for 900 ntlaenls
The coop rsfins bottles arf
Nbuhern baptist ChFlapaf Con
, reallonalH cauadnn ~ ihndNt
Canadian rrss'Qtnin lHthnH
~ ihodu Emse pl NORTH resbf
fffan Church ~ "a rn State
of Ameae Reformed fhnnh
Amenlea nni Methodist EmHopa
, south
The school are Ths women
lchrisilan CollFre Totia van-chln
college rkiae ON L'ag c3lNe
Nankne Women ruIaa Nfa.e
Canr pskins Th Womeh
Christian college Msf1 Unto
MisHonafy Medical school faf 81
mtn ysnara lndi ani ih hs
b'ni rhobnrn culsNe LHtnel
fndb rIYs II chem have 81
adopt i bg Aaerlean lntiiluuou
w mon az sister eo.leeea wellals
bias adopted Van chine Smith u'f
llng yasstr rosla 81 Hefot
Madma cad 0eueher Isabel
rhobnrn
ina tiatmeni .spisinius lhe a.
~ The sevsn eollsgea Mr psaboe
said
Ther ars p90eo 600 som n
Asla Fducton g me dre nfe
only ius ia 100 women Ia ud
can read 0aly one IN I 0a0 Chine.
women know ihsif lftirs
Their sreai need. haNffsr 4 q
nsf nom physical uffenas and thN
WI oona only from eaeatloh rh
? suff, ring q caused 81 50 rance
phyleli hss. alisf back a ssr.is
zion. lmpufs nsinr incredibly ear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
For Cold on the Chest

kInsrroie is eary 20 apsiy and IL
&C., NJ kis-frr lac TIE olcfazhso1ef
r1z-<ar1 piastcs-
k1m1es1lc d sciean. white oinfnenf.
r.stew1fh ozi cfnustard- 6lmply mas-
.axe 4 II g-zfiy pSfh th< fnger fips
You.1 b oz1elte1 % sct boz q.ick1y
4 brznsr Ftli-l
c. k1r1r~oie e. your drug store
5sassc. jsrs atute1s t0arrtsi siss. s..
rETTLR TTtets A NUsTkRD PLssTLR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

los fishiihs paess ia ne body u efisa
sueaas Fr4 are minas nsfft HNNef. mAnss
Ffa cells ~ tas4 tfiad HtHas heaitt.
miHas tnefFs. uIHHs vitality. II u -
ri6as - - Higas. hnf ths tnansnl yea
ineseaae the samter u tear rsd.hiaed'
ellis. feu tsxln ~ hefaine rina 1hais
ehf a =. sInas fstt has mrant .
thousands = uldFrHfi e ueu aud wemSa.
: pias Ia their sffeHais. ifoliow sheeas
fli onf Tea sfan teinH = entsuifY i4akef.
fun Inspire fanffeuee Your hedS ms
a. ihs pslat y pa.sef Feuf nesh becomes
fifHief, fha aaa lines thai fesra from fhln-
ness gisappfsr Yon ioeA youngsF fifmfF.
bapplsr and ynn feel u. tee. 81 ever ysHr
beaF her~ red hiaad erllsi Il 3. . will
bulld fksm. Ladies and gsailsmea.
praty. tobg faen asess1 mafe yea ioek
ssrf inpeftanf - pretty does ~ Tats
n u sonfains euiy pure vegetable
Hre9ieinaf ingfedisnfs p q a = sold sf
81 drug finffs 10 iwe al1ea TIE larger
slss totfis 4 the more seenemifal
g &C make. l'.,...!. ysp :. ,.I',.'I! issI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

hHfss uttoA ~loWAs ~sss
~ - see~n sft.st - lsessf
ctf. $40 IL q stssswsrt - -
psahlla. assisesi fselss - y.
stefst eetn Nsfssf 49, rsatnes =
saisaaia hsaifh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

They ga thar leo wee ilone
state DO Sent cf the iip Sins i1hf.
newer Weal si uo for wherever Dee
veut two other Jh.aess Vi r. beside
him Tsst thg door IS lel street
fooi irnm Uae iamoHf ilnf hullcun
hsafd whore tons eass ceut0rcd seara
are did nol exist for llong and al
Though g ass nearest the entrunee
hc t'imhed ihe roofs and entered hls
feadqaariefs hy secret opening
That IS n'eh iufrsc rroups ~
ghlnamrn scrambled over ihe same
fuais al lowering thcmsoIvol luta
ihe tons hca4qusrtors. carrying ban :
dlet ~
Today iho detectives stationed at
strategic points IN ths rcofs watched
~hie Dr Carleton simon head ~ ne
narcotic division wlnam - W.T.
Hams special treasury aronf. ana So
Ire officers aeni ~ tis uarrow ham
eaF D the tonf rooms
Opium Aid IN ldoi
IN fhr prfadcnfs roone we've
Hougs fvo ioiffuafda sm kIna
rlinm Both were arrested Olaf
Lemplese safe expert oi tbs police
squad opened 1870 depos.touea o.
fhem uere found ihe pistols. aiI blue
steel lr-a tuu s'ea end ammpntl
IN large hollow ldol Is the IS.
temtiy room tae squad found IL
packages % ornm and ioo POPPY
heads frm shlah the drur is 81
waeied Nore opium uas found %. n
ripping ihe noou o.. value. Doctor
Simon said. war % thousands ~ Got
lars
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
WHY MEN LOVE GOLF.

Golf is a game like life. That's why men
learn to love it and never get over their love.
1t calls for those qualities that we associate
with real manhood: decision, accuracy, nerves
Of steel, perseverance, self control. Take your
eye an instant off the ball, let your wrist turn
ever so little on the downward swing, forget to
follow through-and you top or slice or pull
your stroke and are in trouble; in sandpit,
bunker. swamp or bracken. Everyone gets
into trouble on the golf course. The test is
getting out Of it. That's when nerve and stead
mess and determination tell. That, too, is life.
For a bad shot the golfer can curse and
blame the wind, the sun, bad lie, disturbing
motion by his caddie. Or he can analyze the
false stroke and not make just that mistage
again. In golf he always has another chance
coming. That's even little better than life
Observation Of perfect models, constant prac-
tice self-study, self-anAlysis, self-control-
these make for success on the links-and else
where. 50 the royal and ancient game has a
virtue even more fundamental than getting up
out In the open, our feet on the SOIL our heads
barred to the sun and wind, saz lungs rsjoicins
in the autumn air
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
Tom Sin1SSayS

A newlywed tells us he is assistant head of
his house.
Our Pacific ocean is so dry now big ship
burned.
Villa will open bank, but not the way ban
dts usually do.
Chicago has gland larceny case, and this
Is not misprint.
Are you puzzle hound? Then what was it
we saw girl dancing instead of wearing?
Population of this world is estimated at
1.702, 900, 000 all of whom are grouchy at break
fast.
Health hint: Look out for trains this winter
while hunting coal along the railroad tracks.
Alabama man who paid $3.50 for half inter-
est IN queen bee claims he did not get stung.
Since skirts are longer figures are lying
again.
Mowrer says the German debt worries
France. Germany should worry.
The rumor that jazz is dying will be three
years old soon.
Astronomers say there are no sounds on the
moon Then We will never hear from there.
Every time it rains the pressing shop man
sits down and laughs.
The worst man We know about got married
because he heard a wife was cheaper than a
janitor.
Jewelry company of $4,000, but didn't get any
coal.
The Henry Ford will race for the famous
fishing vessel cup and will win if the ocean is
billy.
Captain Salisbury has gone to the Malay
peninsula to study wild men when he could
have hung around the tax collectors office
World famous matadors are meeting in Mex
leo. Bryan, however, is kept busy in this
country.
One Of then tells US she suffers in silean,
That is-when in silence she is suffering
A man about town is seldom about anything
else.
The bottom rungs Of the social ladder ART
all kicked out
AL the world quits gutter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
SONGS FROM THE DARK.

A foreign dispatch calls attention to won
derful phenomena which has been manifesting
itself in the coal fields of Belgium and in other
mining districts. From the ranks Of the min
ers, the underground, molelike workers, there
has come series of great singers not Just
one or two. but number. The great Dufresne,
Bouilliez, Ansseau Of the Opera Comique of
Paris, Descamp-~a famous Faust, and many
others were ALI miners OF course We ell know
of the unusual rise to fame of the rollicking
Harry Lauder, whose irrepressible lifting mir<h
had its origin in Scotch mine But these
conspicuous examples are not ALL It. is re-
ported that in the coal mines Of tieee the men
have habit OF singing as they work and
often with magnificent effect
Press agents for the great singers have been
fond Of telling how they learned their art
from the birds. It is their fayorite story But
these miners have no such inspiration. As far
away as possible from the blue sly, the free
air. the music of the birds and the leaves and
the winds and the sea, they still dream of and
produce music. It seems paradoxical. But the
human soul has its own music, as well as the
winds and birds and other phenomena Of Ma
ture. Possibly it Is all the easier for this hui
man harmony to escape in expression when it
10 uninterrupted by music from without
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
Daily Poem
HISTORY.
By BERTON BRALEY.

When you were seven and was eight
We used to meet at your front-yard gate,
And carried your books to school for Won.
Though the>boys would tease me lot, knew:
But bore their jeers with Courage stout,
For you were worth being leased about.
And felt. with sort of warm delight.
You were my lady, and 1 your knight
When was twenty and you were nineteen
The days flowed by in way serene,
With comradeship as our slender tether.
we danced and chatted and walked together;
Until. one night, in whirl of bliss.
Our young lips met in a long, long kiss.
and we knew, as the wonderful moon shone
bright,
You were my lady. and rsyour knight
You're sixty-two and I'm sixty-three.
But whenever look at you l see
The girl OF seven-the lass, nineteen.
AND my heart still leaps with an ardor keen:
| know the thrill that used to know
When squirrel you pridefully, long ago.
And now. as then, though our hair Is white,
You are my lady and I>your knight!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

Mayor n. n. Schriyer states that no u still
looktnx tor three men to serve - members Of
the Rock Island hre and police board. He
might a. well conserve his eyesight. The
people Of Rock Island don't approve Of the
manner in which Mayor Schriver treated the
three men who had faithfully and efficiently
served a. members Of that board. The mayor
dismissed them as they were about to open an
investigation Of the police department The
people Of the city approved the actions Of the
dspossd police board, even II the mayor didn't
And the mayor ought to realize that the people
ordinarily have their way in matters of public
policy,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

Good old Doc Dupres is back at his stand
on Third avenue presumably dispensing relief
to his rheumatic patieats from that magical
jar Of whisky and turpentine 1t is to be hoped
that the good doctor will not be made to suffer
further indignities at the hands Of the uncouth
members Of the police department in their
zealors search for bootlsgging operations. The
doctor was going along swimmingly for years
doing good among those Of his neighbors who
might have been in physical distress when sud-
denly he is classsd In the category Of the COM
mon hOoch peddler. 1t doesn't seem right.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

The Rock Island County Bar association has
it in its power to erase the stigma that has been
offered tot the legal profession Of the commun-
ity hy the criminal activities Of John Loonsy, .
character who should have been disfranchised
as lawyer 20 years ago. 1t is his kind that
brings the legal profession and the court into
disrepute In the public mind. The Rock Island
County Bar association. II it wishes to hold re-
spect for its personnel among the law-abiding
people Of this county. should not hesitate in
proceedinb with disbarment action against
Looney.