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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

postal naenkrat, "A veG naroeni-
kov mi je nemogoGe obenem pri-
dobiti; prvic, ker v mestecu sta
Dnje lie kakih 20 Slovencev. med
Katerimi jih je jake Neliko, XII ne
znaJo citati, vsled cesar Sc socia-
lizem ne more tako nitro razvija-
II Sakor bl Sc lahko razvijal. Dru-
gle pa cato ne, ker Sc ne smem
proved izpostavljati in agitirati
"a 'Proletarca", ker Sc vedno
dobe "kukavice", XII bi ME ova-
ollie kompaniii ali "bossu", XII hi
bll takoj p%ripravljen delovati ma
to, da me premestijo IL tega kra-
ia, ali pa cello IL della spode, po-
fem pa maj grem $ trebuhom za
kruhom. kakor Sc .je pred kratkim
zgodilo wee slovenskim trpinom.
ker MISC hoteli privoliti V nakup
starega, cd prOstitutk zapuScene-
ga poslopja "a bolniSnico V bliz-
MEM meStu Kemmerer. Omenieno
poSlopje maj hi kupilo 9. tukaj-
snjih unijskih postojank in STEER
ma ia naGin, da hi kompanija VISA
kemu u%nijcu odtrgala vsak mesec
pri zasluzku.
Ma ia nacin hocejo ii kapitali-
sticni paraziti pozreti Sc tisto
d%robtinico. "a katcro Sc je moral
delavec truditi kakor Grna zivi
ma. Neznosne razmere so vzrok,
da Sc le V DRAW Wyoming odda-
10 tako malo socialiSticnih glasov.
) soc. p%ozdravom. - John
Ostroznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

trompet cd umetne godbe in tudi
re dobro vedo, da cd zraka in
praznih fraz he more nihee live
II. Toda dosti o tenn. Proved ma
enkrat bi tezko pojmili oziroma
prebavili.
NatacnO pojasnilo o miSljenju
III zahtevi nash rojakov, Sc DO de-
lilo ma dan zabave same.
'Tollko o podpornih druStvih /;
delovanje izobrazevalnih in go
spodarskega, Sc bo opisalo prihod-
uJlc oh enem, ko Sc bo porocalo
o delovanJu in vspehik socialistiG-
ne skupine in Gitalniee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je najveGja
ma Zapadu in ina vse najboljse oceanske
crte (%linije). Sifkarte ~prodajamo DO
kompaniiskih cenah.
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Ely, Mimi.

Ely, MINI. - Da tudi JAZZ pri-
mem IN pero, V to me silijo kapi
talistitni hlapci, XII delajo z vsemi
silami ma to, da hi mi delavci in
Sc naprej ostali nemi in brezcutni
suznji, ki bono brez ugovora ga
rail- "a nenasitne kapitaliste ter
(Nadaljevanje ma zadnji strani.)
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liz naSelbin.
Kaj pravi "Glas Naroda' ma to?
st. Louis, Mo. %. dec. 1912. -

~
Temu pismu prilozeni Money
Order" $3.50, je namenjen kot
narocnina "a leto 1918 ma Vas list
"Proletarec".
X narocnini me je prlvedla agi'
tacija "Gl. Mar, Xxi je najbolj
hinayski list in izdajalec sloven-
skega d~elavstva, kar je re wee
krat nohote dokazal - posebno
pa zadnji cas- V zadevi S. y. p. j.
in o sedanji balkanski vojni.
Postenjak "Gl. Mar" kuje maj
hujSe lazi in hinavske napade ter
Jill kar nitro podtika drugim, da
bi re vnaprej odvrnil cd sebe sum.
"'Nezmotljiyi modrijani" nikdar
V "Gl. Mar" ne upajo priobGiti
linen, po drugih listih pa kriGijo:
z imeni ma dan! JAZZ sem Jim pa
postal imena IL starega kraja po-
beglih lopovov, ali "dostojnost'
"Gl. Mar" nina odgovora. Dne
Is. dec. sem napisal dolg clanek
V zadevi S. \. p. j. in druStvene
zanimivosti in sem priobcil mole
ime, ali "Gl. Mar" ga ne objavi,
nit rokopisa ne vrne, dasi sem pri
loGil znamke. SurOvo hujskanje
"Gl. Jar" in njegOy napad ma
SNIP. in ~Socialisti6no stranko.
maj bi 81 vsak delavec zapomnil
in oh priliki da primcren odgovor.
Moi odgovor je: Ven z"Gl. Mar"
Narocim Sc ma "PrOlctqrca" in
p%ristopim k j. S. H.! Bojkot
tvrdki Sakser!
s p~ozdravom - FIR. Sorin.
$3.50 y. jefferson Ave. st. Louis
a Mo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Caster odgovor ma napad C. N

Pueblo, Colo. - V prigibu po-
Siljam %. novih naroGnikov in
Money Order" "a $30.75, to je
moi odgovor "Gl. Mar" in ME
govemu laznjivemu dopisniku, XII
me napada V eni zadnjih Stevilk
omenjenega lista. Nj Sc dolgo te-
ga, kar Sc je ia podli laznik hvali-
sal $ syojo odkritosrcnostjo in
kako hudo Grti hinavce. Torej kje
lie sedaj tvoja odkritosrGnost ?
Zakaj ne podpises svojega imena
pod svOje dOpise kot Jill socialist
Karl Pogorelec. Ne zahtevam to
zaradi mole osebe, ker meni 81
predobro znan, paG pa zaradi dru-
zih, maj izvedO k.o je kdo. No,
vSeJedno ii ne zamerim, paG pa
pomilujem tvojo ignorance. SvO-
JedobnO tudi pricapljaS "a mani.
kot Jill je re mnogo tvoje vrste.
Proletarcem Sirom sveta veselo
in srecno novo letO V znamenje
razrednega boja.
Socialisticni pozdrav - Kral
Pogorelec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Nekaj besed o delu nash podpor-
nth drustev.
Milwaukee, Wis. i. ian. 1918.

~
Mnogo je srecnih ljudi ma sve-
tn, kteri 81 ne belijo las $ premi-
SJevanjem preteklosti, IN 81 tudi
"a bodocnost ne stavijo nikakih
tezkih ali cello visokih ciljev, am
pax mirno nustijo hiteti cas- mimo
sebe, pnstc Il yljenje kakor je. Wi
yajo, kar Sc Jim samo nudi in tr-
pc ne da bi 81 mislili, ce Jim je
to treba ali ne.
TIE vrste ljudi Sc he vzdrami
lahko IL njih brezbrizja, cato Jim
Je potreba re posebnih sredstev,
nekaj, kar DELUXE ma ME kakor
elektricni tok, nekaj, kar jim $
silo odpre oci in jim pokaze NTH
globoke rane, Xxi jih nosijo ma svo-
Jem zaspanem in puhIem telesu.
Emo izmed teh sredstev je case
pisje; ne casopisje $ svojimi 10.
ducnimi clanki ali lepimi romani
IN poyestmi, temveG casopisje, bo-
lie %receno, en- casopis, kateri Jill
pograbi in Jim viva V glavo. V
cafvenele mozgane stavke, XII 60
wore takorekoc o njih in Jim kri.
ce, da maj sc vzbude "a kratek
cas- in pogledajo tia V en- dan, da
boo videli now svet, kamor .jih
NTH noga ne vodi, ker so polni Re.
IKE in lene kryi; ker so jim zivci
odrveneli V dolgem spanju. In to
sredstvo hocem tudi JAZZ vporab-
ljati pr tenn, kO pisem ia pregled
cez naSe delo, nase vspehe in "a.
nude.
Najvaznejsa drustva V sloven-
skin naselbinah so pac podporna.
o Nth Sc govori in navdusuje. ku-
puJejo Sc jim zastaNe. "a ME Sc
zrtvuje mnogo besedi, mnogo
gmOtnih in mOralnih zrtev.
Tudi najbolj zaspani med "a.
spanimi, zbero svoie lene mOzga.
ne in pripomoreio k razvoiu take
ga podpornega druStva. In zakai?
Slab, povrsen o%pazovalec tcga DO
rekel, da so mole pCcjSnc besede
%neresnicne. ia je vendar povsod
opazati crvsto in zdravo Zivl.icn-
je. A temu hi takO. Da Sc ma tel
strani naSega javnega zivljenja
vidi delovanje in vspehi, je pac
krivo to, ker drugace ne more BIZ
ii, ker razmere siliJo Z zelezno ro-
ko delavce, da zdruzijo svoje mo-
ci skupaj, da Jill bOle7ep ne maj
de nepripravljene, da Jill ne pah-
ne V nesrecno bedo. KapitalistiGni
sistem .je gnal V ten slucaju prvic
ameriSke delavce skupaj in Jill ma
ucil. kako Sc mOrajo organizirati
in skupno V mOGnih armadah two
riti obrambo proti hudcmu ovra
zniku - bOlezni. Ia sistem .ic tu-
di, Xxi p~rov1roca. da Sc te armada
vedno bolt mnoze in to posebno
med tuiimi narodi Ziedinjenih dr.
zav. To sc lahkO opaza posebno
med Slovenci. XII smo eden maj
mlajsih priseliencev.
Vtem oziru so Sc zvrSila re We
hka in res tezka della: postavile
so Sc mogocne or~ganizacije in so
postale viva priGa moGi in zmoz-
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Homer City, Pa.


smo novo leto. letO, V katerem bo-
mo nadaljevali Z naSim bojem
proti kapitalistom in n.jihOvem 81
stemu. Ia mi delavci mislimo res
no, o tenn GOkazuje deistvo. ko
mas %sovraznik napade. Sc mi de-
lavci takoj zdruzimo in zdruzeno
odbijamo nam namenjen napad.
Mi slovenski delavci Sc ne boiu-
jemo samo z nasimi kapiralisti,
kateri lmajo mas vposlene, da jim
delamo velik profit. ampak Sc mo-
ramo tudi boriti prot psSim slo-
venskim i%zdajicam, Xxi zagovarja-
jO Ia izkoriScevalni sistem. mas
same izkoriScajo in prodajajo V
suznost kapitalistom samim. Da je
to resnica. je jason dokaz "Glas
Naroda' z nacelom. "list sloven-
skin delavcev V Ameriki''. Pa pu-
stimo to zaenkrat, ker je re dav-
no 2nano, kaj je ia list.
V tel naselbini nj dosti Sloven-
cev, vetina Sc Jill je re narocila
ma "PrOletar"a', kdor Sc pa Sc
NJ, sc DO gotovo V TEN letu. LetO
1913, KakOr Sc cuje. hoGe biti "a
mas slovenskc delavce zgodovin-
skega pomona. SlovenSki delavci
hocemO, da postane mas email IL
stlc' "Proletarec" dnevnik. To
Sc mora zgoditi, ker to zahtevamo
mi slovenski delavci V Ameriki.
&c enkrat mi delavci to zahteva-
mo, Sc nora tudi zgoditi, tega pa
nam nj more nihce Vbraniti. mai
sibo re Peter ali Pavel. Upravni-
stvo "Proletarca" piSe, da mora
mo naroenike ma list pomnoziti,
ako hocemo, da postane isti dnev-
NIX. Dobro, to Sc bo zgodilo. Nj
delavci bono !delovali ma TO. da
Sc Nsakdo ma list naroci. da dobi-
te narocnikOv kolikor Jill re mo-
ra hi "a dnevnik. nato Sc lahko
na la z%anesete. Vem. da Sc nit
ne miSlite, koliko mas je.
Tukaj Sc je pred kratkim orga-
niziral hrvatski socialisticni klub
oil u~druzenje, Y katerem .ic tudi
n nekaj Slovencev. Podporni dru
~ VI Innan,n 1ya n.1ar.A .4,1,.
Samo sad naSega della gre ma me-
sto V nase. V druge zepe. Da ie to
reSnicno je dokaz to, da so naSi
vednO prazni, kapitalistiGni pa
pOlni. Pri vseh teh zalostnih in
reSnicnih raZmerah Sc Sc zmerai
dobe ljudje, katcri nasprotujejo
Socializmu, edinemu reSitelju Sc
DAME industrialne suznjosti. Ali
glas pc svobodi, pc industrialni
svobodi, ie zmerai moGnejSi. Lju-
dstvo, delavci Sc zaveGajo. VISTA
jajo; Nth izkoriscevalci, kapita-
listi vidijo 10 vstajenje, cato Sc
tresejo. Vest jim Gotta, da MISC
bill pravicni prot delavcu, svoie
mu suznju, cato Sc boje. Dan VISTA
jenja in svobode prihaja s hitrim
korakom cato moramo biti pri-
pravljeni.
Socialistitni pozdrav vseml
Frank MikuS.
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Telefon: Monroe 3447.
II. SCHWARTZ
ina popolno zalogo trpeznih eblek in
aruge mosks oprave: klobuke, kape.
cevlje ter vsakovrstns kufre.
16i-166 N. Halsted St, Chicago. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
MOLINE woMAN's CLUB.

THE FEBRUARY MOLINE WO-
mans club meeting is being
anticipated with great interest.
for James ODonneu Bennett.
dramatic editor OF the Chicago Record
Herald. is to be speaker OF the day and
the art and literature department is
IN charge OF the meeting This depart
ment has for the last two years made
Il special study OF Shakespeare works
and Mr. Bennett Is 70 talk on Shakes
peares Town In Our Time and His"
Mr. Bennett is a well knowl critic and
many people read his daily articles
He is native of Jackson. Mich,
where he was born in 1870 The Uni
versity OF Michigan is his alma mater
He has been newspaper writer since
1890. chiefly on the Chicago press
For several years he was connected
with the executive stan OF Miss Julia
Marlowe. the Shake-pe areaa actress,
and during the Spanish. American war
he served the Chicago Journal as cor
respondent His name is also familiar
20 mpnv a. the editor OF a book OF
toasts. when Good Fellows Get To-
gether," which is filled with witty and
clever sayings IN verse and prose The
music Of the day is 10 be in charge of
Mrs. T B. Reidy OF this city and Mrs
Matthey Of Davenport will sing a group
OF ShakespCareau songs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
POLICE DISBAND
FREE LOVE CULT
Couple Living Together as Man
and Wife Are Arrested
Ties Are Broken.

Too much rich, red liquor led to
the downfall and eventual separation
of two soul mates Saturday afternoon,
and as a result the man in the case,
August Johansen is behind the bars,
while the woman, who is married and
has two children in a Davenport or
phanage, was ordered out of town for
good. The female section of the team,
who is well knewn in Davenport police
circles. was Helen Hasson.
According to evidence introduced
in police court this morning, the couple
have been living together for the
past year. The woman left her hus-
band and placed her two children in
an orphanage. She ran a boarding
house in Davenport up until a month
ago, when she migrated to Rock Island.
Saturday the pair imbibed too freely.
became noisy and were pinched. 1t
appears that Johansen was the star
boarder at the Hasson hash house and
was soon hailed as the head of the
household.
The woman's husband, who is still
in Davenport, some time ago com
planned to the police and the lovers
were arrested and given 10 days in
jail for leading an immoral life. Mrs.
Hasson has filed a petition for di-
vorce, but has not as yet received a
decree.
Magistrate Smith fined the man 500
and costs, while the woman was re-
quested to leave the city, upon penal
ty of being rearrested on sight. AS
she was about to go, Mrs. Hasson re
marked: Il never did like Rock Is
land anyway"
We'll, do not know Of anyone eX-
tending any invitations to you to re-
MAN. commented Commissioner
Hart If you are caught around here
again you will like the town less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
COLLEGIATE ALUMNAE.

THE FEBRUARY MEETING OF
the Illinois-Iowa branch of the Col
legiate Alumnae association was held
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Katherine Won Ach, 1923 Park
avenue. Davenport, with a good at
tendance Of members present Follow
ing the transaction OF routine business
the members listened to an address
by Mrs. K. T. Anderson of this city,
daughter of DR.. E. F. Bartholomew of
Augustana college, who spoke of the
"reminiscences Of pioneer Rock Island
county women. Mrs. Anderson has in
terviewed all the pioneer women of
the three cities and has collected from
them interesting and at the Same
time valuable information which she
has gathered together in a paper. This
address was read before the Illinois
Historical society at the annual
meeting held last spring in
Springfield and was later Is
sued in pamphlet form. The associa-
ton accepted an invitation from the
Davenport Woman's club to attend a
lecture to be given by DR.. Julia DULL
yer Of Rockford college on Scientific
Home Making" The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Nutting in Moline and
DR.. c. W. Foss will lecture on Egypt
and the Egyptians"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
longer dealt with snakes. - Youths !
Companion.
SHE WANTED A MASTER.
The Way Woman of Montenegro Sc
Iected a Husband.

lCSNCo q ElNSbdHA'
The Montenegrin woman wishes not
only to be the mother of men, but the
wife of a man. She holds to a high
handed husband, to one who will be
master in his own house.
Here is the story OF the wooing of
Gordanne:
Gordanne was the beautiful daughter
of an innkeeper. Her suitors were
many, and it was time for her to wed.
She promised TO make her choice among
three suitors and summoned them all
to her fathers house.
First 1t was a youth gloved and era
waited who during a week end at Cat
taro had acquired the elegancies OF city
life Excuse me-" he said. with po-
lite dofing of his hat as she met him
at the doorway. "Will you let me
pass?" Gordanne stepped aside, but as
she did so she murmured, You will
never be my husband"
The second, q comfortable farmer
was less polite. Let me in," he said,
pushing past the girl. Neither shall
you ever call me WIFE," said the girl to
herself.
Then came the third, who said moth
ing, but, Selling Gordanne by the arm,
flung her aside and entered the house
as If already its master. That" sigh
ed the innkeeper's daughter, lis true
Montenegrin. He is the husband for
me-" OF such stuff, after all, are the
mothers Of heroes made.-Paris Letter
in London Telegraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
HELPERS CIRCLE MEETING.

THE FEBRUARY MEETING OF
the Helpers circle Of Kings Daughters
was held Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
George Davis, 1905 Twenty-secOnd
street Reports were received from
the treasurer and secretary and the
tuberculosis committee. and plans were
discussed for replenishing the treas
Der OF the circle give an Easter offer
ing as she is able. The circle pays the
salary OF the assistant visiting nurse
and half the board for the nurses
horse, and II has under its care sevel
tuberculosis patients for whom they
provide clothing and provisions. Mrs.
j. Tremann will be the next hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03

haps little dishwater would be good
for them. Wash the hands in oatmeal
water, cold cream them at night and
wear gloves. (3)-Maybe you don't
sing the right kind OF songs for your
audiences.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: d. am a
girl OF Il. and five months ago met
q young man Of 10. He seemed very
attentive TO me until about two weeks
ago. Although he calls me up occa-
sionally he does not ask TO make any
engagements. Do you think he is tired
Of me? How can I win him back?
professionally I am alone even
ings. Is it proper for me to have boy
friends come to see me? How late
should they stay? (3) Am ! too
young TO go TO dances?
DIS 1t proper to wear sleeves
above the elbow and low neck? 81
What do boys think OF girls who give
them their pictures? (6)-Is il wrong
to call up young man you have new
or met. although he sent his phone
number 10 me by a friend OF mine?
BLUEBELL.
ID am afraid he is tired Of you,
my dear. II that's so, you don't want
him back, do you? C2)-Never allow
boys to visit you when you are alone.
Invite some older woman TO be with
you, If you want the boys to come.
C3)-You should have chaperone.
OF the dress is cut modestly,
yes. t5)-They think the girl is easy"
C6)-Yes. indeed If there is any call
ing 10 be done, let him do it. He should
first be properly introduced TO you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03

Saturday afternoon with Misses Lily
and Florence Eihl, 1920 Thirty-eighth
street. Ten girls were present and
they planned a Valentine party to be
given on the evening Of ST. Valen-
tines day at the home of Hazel Spauld-
ing, and they have invited as their
guests Miss Olive Berger's class. Mrs.
W. G. Oglevee, the teacher of the class,
read TO the girls the story Of the drag
on OF China. A light lunch was served
late in the afternoon. The girls will
meet next time with Elizabeth Nine
mire on Thirteenth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR PAVING JOB
Tri- City Construction Company
to Lay Brick on Fourth Ave
nue. and Twenty-sev

The board of local improvements
this morning awarded a contract for
laying brick paving on Fourth avenue
from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-seventh
street and thence south to Fifth ave-
nue., to the Tri-City Construction COM
rany. Three construction firms sub
mitted bids, the other two being the
Mccarthy Improvement company and
the P. F. Trenkenschuh company. The
successful bid was itemized as follows
Brick paving, S193 per square yard /;
sandstone curbing, so cents per foot,
and catch basins, $50 each. The Nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
A RESOURCEFUL REPTILE.
The PesI<y joint Snake CIeverIy Fooled
Uncle Henry.

The PesLy joint Snake CleVerly Fooled
Uncle Henry.
At the village grocery the evening
gossip had turned upon snakes. There
had been the usual tales of dens of
reptiles unearthed by excavators, Of
hoop snakes taking their tails in their
mouths and rolling rapidly down hill,
and the like. Through it all Uncle
Henry" Carpenter sat silent, with
look Of tolerant superiority upon his
face.
Have you ever had any experiences
with snakes, Uncle Henry asked one
of the listeners.
WAL, did have queer thing hap
pen to me about thirty year ago" I'm
Gle Henry responded. The minister
happened in TO dinner one day, and
Sary Ann had me go TO the chicken
yard and kill our last rooster. While
he was foppin' round. as chickens do
with their heads off, he started up one
of these pesky joint snakes. In no
time had him broke in two at every
joint. I'd heeTd tell, though, how they
go together again, if We leave the
pieces layin round, so 1 Jest took the
piece with Mr.. Snakes head on it and
burned il in the stove.
WAL, We was enjoyin' our dinner
unusual, and the minister was calm
for another helpin' o. chicken, when a
rooster began to crow out in the chick
en- yard.
Lands sakes, Henry says Sary
Ann, what ROSTERS that: I'm sure
the only one we've got is right here on
the table-and he's in no condition to
crow
The minister and me, We hurried
right out into the chicken yard, and
sure enough We heerd another crow.
sort o. husky like, before we got there.
WAL, il was simple enough when We
stop to think. The j'ints Of that snake
had all j'ined together again, and when
they couldn't ind their own head they
Jest took the ROSTERS, which I'd left
layin' handy"
There was a moments silence. When
the conversation was resumed it no
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
Rheumatism Relieved IN a yew Hours

rheumatism Relieved IN a rev Hours.
n. B. Langley. Madison. Wis. says:
Il was almost helpless with rheuma.
tism for about five months. Had it In
my neck so . could not turn my head,
and all through my Dody. tried three
doctors and many remedies without
any relief whatever until l procured
DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism
In a few hours the pain was relieved
and in three days the rheumatism waA
completely cured and / was at work"
Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second ave.
nue.. Rock Island: Gust Schlegel & Son.
220 West Second street. Davenport
ADVERTISEMENT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
Left Handed Drinkers.

A commercial traveller says that he
can identify members of his profession
OF drinking their coffee left handed"
He says that many travelling men have
adopted this habit because when they
drink left handed" they drink from
the side Of the cup that isn't generally
used. This is one of those customs the
value of which will lessen as it be
comes more generator as dishwashing
becomes more of fine art.-Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
HosTEssEs Al LEA

MRS CHARLES W. BOGG AND
Mrs. David II Mckee are this after
noon entertaining at a pink tea at the
Outing club. Davenport. So tri-City la
lies being the guests between the
hours Of 4 and 6. Pink Killarney roses
and pink tulips in baskets are used 10
decorate the reception room and serv-
ing room and smilax is used 10 trim
The mantels aad cloth The ladies are
being received by Mrs Boegs. Mrs
Mckee and Mrs. Eastou, the latter OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03
MISS HuNTooN HOSTESS.

MISS HELEN HUNTOON, AT HER
Moline home, entertained tri-city young
people at a bridge party Saturday ev-
ening Ten tables Of bridge we're
played with prizes at each table. Pink
carnations and roses were used 10 trim
the rooms and an elaborate lunch was
served az the small tables. Miss Hun
toOn will leave March l for California.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hun
toon. will leave tomorrow for a trip to
Panama
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-03

This charming model is made out
of cigaret brown broadcloth. 1t is Of
the princess type, the short front panel
being caught at either side by a belt
of the material. The tunic section
over the left side of the skirt is draped
ar the front and back. The collar,
cuffs and buttons are of cerise satin.
The bow tie is of brown grosgrain.
FIills of brown net edge the top of the
cuffs