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WASHINGTON, June is,-Thess army
orders were issued to-day:
Second Lieut., a, q, Bowen, Twentieth In,
fsntry, to Walter Reed General Hosplta l.
Distrst Of Columbia, for treatment
I.iout, +, =, strong, Jry and q. y. Sohl'
berg, Engineer Corps to Yves, Point, y. Y.
August ~,
Major D. y Duysl, Medical Corps, from
Fort BenJamn Harrison, Indiana, to Fort
Myer, Virginia, relieving Major J. II, Allen
Medical Corps. who VIII proceed to Fort
Meade, South Dakota,
Capt, II. G. Coburn, Jr,, Medical Corps
from Fort Douglas, Utah, to West Point
n, Y,
fantry. from Connecticut Agricultural School
to his regiment.
rirs, Lieut. y, W, Riley to the Twelfth
First Lieut., o, W. FOLEY, from unassigned
list to Third Cavalry.
Capt. r. J. Bchr from thu Hammond
radio research la boratory. Gloucester, Mass
to Forty ninth Company,
Capt. j. H. Taylor, Coast Artillery, from
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81; atty Robt H Bergman, s:is Sd
SANE PROPERTY June ~, isii-same 70
pp w I.snge' atty, same. $3.50
1870, July a. i,o7-Julis FEEDER to Martha
=, BERGMAN atty G Bergman, s2is
JACKSON Az . ;. ls,.s Cedar pi d tJD
Asrgt y Patton to Nsnnis 3 Heaoock;
,,e,-riAi " Ogden, Beaver st. go. .t2 900
18th sT 3os r., ms $50 % ay. 26xioo
Wilheimina 4 Jacob Hssslacher. indy and
p Nr' attys, Hollis. Wagner a u. 100
iirH ST. Iii W Ms ss.s Amsterdam nav Sv'
::6Alo.:, Nov l. isiigRudoph Emma
SehN'i1cr TO Frank ID y Emile schwei-
.1r "''ys' Heyn a CovinEton, 60 Wall
JACKSON Az s. ss n iissth' 81, 'iisi.s.sYS"
1c, %. lsO3-Mchaei % Levy TO Jessie l.
ms,h lo2 Jackson av (satisnsd without
"'aGeuon Of mortgage by order Supreme
AK , S,,ys for ptr Loeb. Bernstein 4
Wet ENn Av' $50. 3. SOS ssh tn'I ST.
49, Jun" o, lsl2-Anns l. VIM
,,w p.'n. a'ty'' olney C, IS WIN:
ZANE PROPERTY, Aug 50, iso6.Anna0 p
compton 20 the New Setherland Bank Of
nIs '''yS' Sacke't c 6, Tribune
u. AE n cor Julia ST nov ST Paai,s plp'
-.NlifNloO, July ?O isiiPst
Tex, Realty co to Lillian A Martin, SO W
hrr 'i atty oGorman, 81 cham
L22RlNG RI :.5a 5, ss.io n isssr S 81.
a. i,Sih st. 27xl2o, Dec 20, isis-
s'asi,SorS L .tiy, saa w, IL Mary ,,s
'TH ST. los ", $50 Gciumb;aa. sy
~ ,G 'oGs' April II, lels--Rubin oster.
~ TO Wolf Cohn; atty, l. r Co. $50
n
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 70 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 he sold, Is Fifty -nye thousand
eight hundred and forty and 2y-l00
SO5,Si0,2gD Dollars, with interest thereon
from the sth day OF June, 1915 together
with the costs and allowance amounting to
Four hundred and twenty-ninp and $500
Nt2sA5l Dollars, with Interest from June
18th, 1914. together with thu expenses Of
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates, or other
liens. which are to he allowed TO the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee, Is Two thousand four bun
dred and thirty seven and 6i-l0o $s4S76l)
Dollars and Interest.
Dated New York. June 10th. 1914
CHARLES f. MaeI.EAN. Referee
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. "a satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 he sold Is Fifty-hVe thousand
eight hundred and forty and 800
$3.50 20-l0Ol Dollars with Interest there
on from the sth day Of June, 1914. together
with the costs and allowances amounting to
-Four Hundred and fourteen and $500
sac 45.l0Ol Dollars with Interest from
June i'm, lsli together with the expenses
of the SAFE. The approximate amount Of
the taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are to he allowed to the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, is Two thousand four
hundred and ten and 36-iO0 S2tlo 35-i00b
Dollars and interest.
Dated, New York. June 18th. 1914
CHARLES u. MCLEAN. Referee
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

'Suh ST 800 ", cor store and bmnt---
tN%npGth ,ishrsn Const Co TO WIN Schmidt.
49,; paskas c &H Rector Reef np St -. = 800
* r,Ap"AS, $. loo.ll n ssth at, so,sx
sma,eneTt c0Fpn, 10 i'is yrs from Juns
:, ''' atty, Josephson, s Beekman
~ ~ INTERPRETATION $4,000
!olfr 70 Albert Perrin, sol W 125th st
pr,,n',. rom May 1910; attys, y a q
'IDl.uW ST ~, store and bsmnt.MsYy
60 TO Meyer katz, ~ Ludlow st. yrs
"a IN, 'S j. 1914; a'tys u Koehlsr 4
AZ. " cor l37th At, store and bsmnt
-p'As Brewing Co TO Max Eysler. t27
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PARK Az. W =, 7l9 n n issth st y
-Phlllip Lenges a co aEt Henry ! Hem,
mens, owner VIM Burr & co. cont
MohNlNoslbE Az bt--Domenico PellstIeri
ss, estate 90 Frederick Beck; Rosenberg
eTH Az osS-Eugene J Flood agt Hubert
,arrnTris; owner Photo Drome Co, cont, Siib
Maurice Cross, owner; J Goldman, Inc,
, rn,,. .siee 80
GREENE ST, l0s-unted Metal Covered
owner; John sullivan, cont,,,,,.,,.,..y5o
Brmx.
HOME ST, ess-Mugl-rs Iron Works agt
helinert Construction co, owner and
KELLY ST, " g. 1904 3 i6sth 81. a5xIoO-
Same aEt same, owner and contractor. }3sl
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Comptroller Prendergast told the Boa rd
o: Estimate yesterday that persons In the
Brooklyn Childrens Court would be In
grave danger in case of fire. In his
opinion, panic could not he prevented,
as the building In not hreproof and is
greatly overorowded. His request that
the board appropriate money for new
building was referred to the corporate
stock budget committee.
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Fort Hancock, n, j Sealed proposals In
triplicate VIII be received here until ~ NJ
June "a. 1914, and then opened, for CON
STRUGGLING standard gauge railroad, re-con-
strurting parallel gravel wagon road aud
ming tresue, Information furnished on
application. Envelopes should he Endorsed
Proposals for constructing roads and ad
dressed to the Qusrtermaster
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HELp WANTEI,-MAL.E

PAMPHLET BINDER wanted who can
handle Brown drop feed folder. Boston
stitcher ana cutting machines A man who
can make himself useful In the pressroom OF
printing office would he given the preference
BROWN, box 10 sun oftirp
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PROPOsAA.


SEALED BIDS will be- received by the
Board OF water Supply at Its ofices, twenty
second moor. Municipal Building, PARK Row
csntrs and chamesr. streets, New York city,
until II 4. M. on Tuoaday. June 20, 1914
Tor Contract 70, for the construction Of
structure forming part of the highway sys-
tenn around Ashokan reservoir and consist
feet 9 inches and e rise Of II feet 4 Inches
The bridge will be about l,l20 feet long and
Will have = roadway 90 feet wide The
foundations abutments and lower portions
Of tho BIER. are not included in this con:
duet 20 !? duet s!setria conduit; Ths work
10 located near Ashokan. In the Town OF
miles west OF the City Of Kingston. ~
AZ the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read, Psmphists
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address at tho once OF tho Secretary, BY
dspositinf the SUM, Of ten dollars ulOl In
For further particulars apply TO the ono.
Of the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President,
CHARLES N CHADWICK
JOHN y, CALVIN
Commissioners Of the hoard Of Water supply
W. BRUCE CORR. Secretary,
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Fort Monroe, Virginia, to FIfty.eishtn Com
pany
First Lieut. r. A. Clark. Coast Artillery
from Port Monroe to coast defences Of
Chesapeake Bay
First Lieut., 4. !. stuart, Coast Artillery
from Fort Monroe TO coast defences Of
Chesapeake Bay.
Major william Roberts Medical Corps, to
Fort Yellowstone, relieving Major " II
BloomberEh, ordered to Fort ontario, New
York
Fort Juy New York.
Capt Royal Reynolds. Medical Corps, to
Fort Niagara,
Major !, W, Rand, Medical Corps from
Fort Hancock, New Jersey. to Fort Mis-.
soula, Montana
Fret Lieut. r. u Hell, Medical Reserys
Corps TO Fort Stevens, oregon.
These navy orders were issued:
Lieut. " Powell, from command Of the
Reid 10 command the Jouette.
Ensign T. winters. from the Maine 70
IN. naval Hospital Washington. D. c.. Ger
treatment,
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AGENTS WANTED.

TED-ENperiencpd' sts.e agents to
handle new patented article for domestic
use; goes Into every household; sells on
sight: good contracts to live wire agents
Address MORGAN ROGERS. az LaPiauts
Bldg, Vincennes Ind.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

t7TU ST, 10-ie VA r Klotz F1reproofng
90 agt Drsicer Realty 60 ct al Apl 4.
iaiS ,sSnGsIsed ao $50 W. and ss,h st. asS
20 9Ss VA q Horn co sst Arrowhead
Realty CO ct al. Dec 81, 1913. ....... S2ib
BoWERY, qss-wllliam Klennert asst Meyer
Senu et al Mar 80, 1914 (cancelledl t36, 80
sAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d FEEDER agt
same Mar 20, 1914 tcancelled ........ s32
,IoTU ST. Isl TO i69 W--Guarantee Roofing
co aEt Moore Simon Realty Co ct al June
,.iS5u isssTt 5,o wiiiu,s,r;ainnieec, RoonnE CO
ast Moore Simon Realty Co ct al, June
.r IA ~ IL Goa 10 :o7 E.Frank Nahiodyi az
" Lillian Hof ct al. Jan 2a, isit.....,.,Sis0
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nj 1foreelos OF MTG; attys, Hirlemsn q
Vaughan, 49, ,,,, ~,
White agt Anna u Buckley ct al faction
10 forecfose tax lien); atty, W DAILY,
HOME sT ssl and 9sb--Margt Knox agt
First Preferred Realty Corporation ct al
tforeclos OF mtg) atty, A Knox,
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sUkRoGATEs' NoTICEs.

MOORE, ROBEhT-in pursuance OF an
Surrogate o! tho County of New York. notice
70 hereby Elven 70 all persons having claims
New York, deceased, to present the same
With vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
BroadwSy, borough of Manhattan, in the
City OF New york on or before the 2ist day
day Of March 1914 KNEELAND MOORE
Exesutor CAMPBELL, MOORE a AMER.
MAN, attorneys for Executor. ass broadway
Borough ~ Manhattan. New York city
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ny VIRTUE Of chattel mortgage, l. Bern
stein AuCtioneer, sells June 30, 1914 10
A Nj 3iO Bowery, Manhattan, lot OF barber
nxtures by attorney OF mortgage.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.


WALL ST, to I; and Bway, st-Equitsble
Catharlne II u Smith ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage; attyE, Alexander Green.
6iTH ST, 1853 W--Iosephine X Barber 81 al
ast Frances Morris ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty, II r Beekman.
LOT g. map OF Unionport, Bronx--Daniei !
closure Of tax lienl. atty, W G DAILY
CROSBY ST, l5l-CiY Real Estate co agt
Josephine NJ Carney ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE atty, " Swain.
I'D Az, '20ts->Iohn Yale ct al agt Moritz
We'll ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) atty,
sTH Az, W = ?tli II Of l5lst st. .5xsl-
Josephine Mulhoand agt Arthur often ct
al foreclosure OF mortgsgs); atty, w +
9Th Av, n cor 25th At. 2Oxso--Harry
Klein agt Pauline Kuhlke ct al faction to
nth ST, IS, 1875 II " of Az D--Rockaway
Rolling Mil ast Edward Ehlers et al
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty II
sisT ST, Sc $50 It q Of 10th av, 2sxsss-
John Burns aEt John II McGuckin ct al
lt2D ST., 452 WI Bianchi Tompklns ct al
agt Rachel Lippman ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagcD: attys, Foley \ Powell
45TH ST. 52S w-Dora Grasmuck agt Nor
ris Posky ct al foreclosure OF mortgsge) (:
atty, w II ostrander.
bronx.
LOT 1904 map building lots in the cath ward
near Wiiliansbrldge station of y &
Harlem River R--Frank Gass, Inc sgt
Francesca Cerbons foreoos Of mtg); atty,
TAyIoR Av. :. 200 It n Gleason av. 1ss.
ioo-Annie Smith ast Mary wa'pole ct
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Arrived FRIDAY. June 10
s. France IIi5A NJ, Hayre. June IL.
81 COrcoyBdo, 2:gD A. N Ia rcelona, June Z
IS Idaho, $50 A. NJ, HUI June s.
~ hermione. ii:ls y. NJ. Thursday. PoeoDp
mouth. June 4.
~ Ancon e3O 4. NJ. Cristo0al, June IL,
IS II. GothArd, 7:i5 \, N. Antilla. Junel3.
~ Zulla. sos 4. NJ, IA Guayra. June
~ Hyrora. ll;io A. N, havana; June II.
~ CITY ~ columbus savannah. June H.
s. Lampssas Galveston. June Ia
s. Altsmahs, Jacksonville. June is.
- III sud, Galveston. June II.
"a Insulsno, New dford. June -
IS Princess Anne, Norfolk. June ID.
s. Delaware Norfolk. June 10
81 Caboiia, Philadelphia June 10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
81 AdrIatlc at IIv, Tpooi.
IS Madonna, at Naples.
SAILED FOR NFw YORK.
IS Baltic from Queenstown.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rlss -, sun set. 80 Moon rise, las
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k 5I5 Gov Island 5:3s Hell Gse...T3s
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k IiOi Gov. Island IL or Hell Gate. .i:l
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

MORNINGsIDE Az EAST. b6--los Stein
AIT estate Of Frederick Beck, owner: n
Rosenberg Goldman 60, cont, ,,.,,,,, $500
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CHAPTER XII.

warren. 50 + tad 3. .'.,.,.,. $3.50
Cd Az. W cor stth st. all..wm
gath st, 10 yrs from July l, 1914: atty.
Jas 4 DonsEan. Beehman ST.. $3.50
tlon OF bldg-Robert GOelet to John Cort
II Central Park West, 10 S-i2 yrs from
sept /, 1914; attys, House q a llb
.sb T ST. sii..7 W. ali.Edw ii Raynoids to
Hy Claman, $50 u l6ist 81, 20 ll-l2 yrs
from June I, 1914: atty. Ed A seacs
So Liberty st......,....,...,,... 600
RrOnI.
ST AIMS Az, 765. store--Lou's Cohen to
Edmund Pfeunar. 1855 81 AIMS av. yrs
from May Il atty, Edmund Pfeuner, !Ss
1sSrH INT VI az q east ,s;;oIs-iIcnry 'o.hi to
Abr Sber, i6lst ~ and 81 AIMS av, =
yrs from May l, 1914; attys' Schlesinger
j" 10 wall st...s....'..' .s'-V 10 ~"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

pany of tri-city ladies yesterday after
noon, presenting Miss Ruth Sieoen of
Geneseo in song recital. This is the
first appearance of Miss Sieben before
company of tri-city ladies and she
was we'll received. She was in good
form. and is the possessor of beau
tiful voice. Her best songs yester-
day were Zone Fine Day." from Puc-
cini's Madame Butterfly, "A Perfect
Day." by Carrie Jacobs Bond, and Il
Hear You Calling Me-" by Marshall.
The McMaster home was brilliant with
spring flowers of all hues, taken from
their gardens. The living rooms was
done in peonies in red and pink and in
Japanese iris. The purple iris was the
floral feature in the dining room, ar
receiving party were Mrs. Katherine
McMaster of Chicago, Mrs. Lola My
ers of Cory, Col, Mrs. K. H. Sheldon
Of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Leonard
Sieben and Miss Olive Sieben of Gen.
eseo and Mrs. Arthur Lee of Wyoming,
the latter three, the mother and sister
Of the artist. Assisting in entertaining
were Mrs. Harry Ainsworth, Mrs. o.
F. Anderson, Mrs. ID. c. Sloan, Mrs. Z.
p. Nutting, and Mrs. John Condo. The
Cooper served frappe on the spacious
Prof. Thompson of Geneseo
Miss Sieben.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
Fac kAE CLUB sANoUgTs.

The girls of the Fac Kae club held a
most enjoyable banquet last evening
at Fejervary park, Davenport. The
young ladies', chaperoned by Miss Flo
renee BlsGier of the high school fac
ulty, left for the park in the afternoon.
Dinner was served at 8 o'clock and the
table was very prettily decorated with
the clubs colors. brown and yellow. A
large bowl of yellow roses formed the
centerpiece and at each place were
corssge bouquets OF yellow roses. as
favors tied with brown and yellow rib
bons- Place cards bore yellow roses
as their design. After the dinner the
club enjoyed a theater party. a happy
close TO the afternoon festivities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
[HOUSEHOTDz1SH7
HINTC

Line a deep dish with the toast, pour
in celery and top with slices of toast
Put a thin layer of dream sauce over
all and brown for ten minutes in a not
oven.
Tomato Pie-Peel. blanch and slice
a good-siZed onion, and fry in hot fat
till slightly Drowned. Peel and slice
one pound of tomatoes or use one
pound of canned tomatoes. Put a
layer of the fried onion at the bot
tom of the pie dish, then a layer of to-
mato seasoned with salt and pepper,
and a layer of white bread crumbs
with some tiny bits of butter here and
there. Repeat these layers till the
dish is nearly full. then cover with a
crust of boiled potatoes smoothly
mashed up with milk and butter. Score
the top with fork and bake in a
quick oven till delicately Drowned.
Chicken Broth with Rice-Use broth
left from chicken Heat hot. When
nearly ready prepare balls Chop the
marrow from one round steak Add
one cup of cold boiled rice. Salt, pep
per and dash of ground allspice Mix
with one whole egg. Mold into balls
and drop into hot broth for three min
utes.
Fig and Nut Jelly-Wash a cup of
pulled figs in cold water Put over
slow fire with two cups of cold water
and stew figs until tender. Skim out
figs and to the Juice add one-half cup
of sugar and boil until II is like thin
strip There should be one cup of
liquid) Chop figs and one-quarter
cup OF shelled pecans not very fine.
Soak one-half box of gelatine in one
cup Of cold water for half an hour. To
the gelatine add one-half teaspoonful
OF lemon Juice. add to the fig strip add
one-half cup OF boiling water and one
half cup OF sherry. Strain through fine
sieve or piece of cheese cloth. When
nearly set add nuts and figs. Turn in
TO moIds and set I'm cool place for
three hours. Serve with whipped
.ream.
Strawberry Sherbet-Four cups wa
er, one and one-half cups sugar, two
ups strawberry juice. one tablespoon
emon juice. two egg whites. Boil |
Fater and one and one-quarter cups |
ugar six minutes. add fruit juices. |
DOL. Put into freezer and when near
= frozen add meringue made OF egg
'hites and one-quarter cup sugar, 1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
GRADUATE NURSES ELECT.

The Graduate Nurses of Rock Island
county held their annual meeting YES
terday afternoon in the Visiting
Nurses room in Moline Miss Jones,
formerly visiting nurse in Moline and
now OF Burlington. gave an interesting
talk on the infant welfare work in
Burlington which has been in exist
ence- for about six years Miss Flani-
gan. visiting nurse of this city told
OF the work started here and Mrs. j.
C. Barnhart of Moline told of the pro-
posed work in Moline. and of the sta
ton planned in Prospect park for sick
babies. Election of officers resulted
in the selection of the following to
serve the coming year:
President-Miss S. B. Place of Ke-
vance.
First vice president-Mrs. ]. C.
Barnhart. Moline.
Second vice president-Miss Kelly.
Morrison
Secretary-Mrs. o. H. Dodge, Mo-
line.
Treasurer-Mrs. c. L. Coryn, Mo.
line.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon and a delightful
hour of sociabllity was enjoyed.
MRS. McMASTER PRESENTS MISS
sIE7EN IN RECITAL.
Mrs. George McMaster of Black
Hawk road entertained a large COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
IF YOUR SKIN
ITCHES, JUST
USE RESIN0L

The moment that Resinol Ointment
touches itching skin, the itching stops
and healing begins. That is why doc
tori have prescribed it successfully for
nineteen years in even the severest cases
OF eczema, letter, ringworm. rashes and
other tormenting, unsightly skin erup-
tions. Aided by warm baths with Res.
mol Soap, Resinol Ointment restores
the skin to perfect health and comfort,
quickly, easily and at little cost
You need never hesitate to use Res
inol. IL contains absolutely nothing
that could injure the tenderest skin
even of tiny baby. No other treat
ment for the skin now before the public
can show such a record of professional
approval. All druggists sell Resinol
Ointment t50c. and 5000, and Res
mol Soap (25c.l. For trial free, write
to Dept XXX, Resinol Baltimore, Md.
Avoid substitutes by calling for Res
inol' by name. INSCRIPTIONS dealers
sometimes offer worthless limitations.
Advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
RECITAL AT THOMPSON HOME
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.

One Of the most delightful events of
the early spring was the recital given
yesterday afternoon under the aus
pices OF the Study department OF the
fwoman's club OF Rock Island. AT the
home OF Mrs. {. /. Thompson on Nine
steenth street. The artists. Mrs. Lewis
b Canterbury. dramatic reader. and
Miss Frances Lidman. pianist. need no
Introduction to Rock Island audiences
Their program vas varied and gave ev-
iery opportunity to display their talent.
BESIDE the members OF the department.
the members OF the executive board
eof the Woman's club were guests.
and about Is ladies enjoyed the after
noon In the receiving line were Mrs.
g. l.. Thompson, the hostess. Mrs A
&C. CroswelI. the retiring chairman OF
1.-THE department. and Mrs Joseph Cold
smith. who has been elected 70 serve
next year. Miss Rosabel Stewart and
Miss Anna Ralston presided at the
punch bowl and assisted in entertain
ing After the program hour OF IN
formal socia bility was enjoyed. during
which members OF the department as
sisted in serving the dainty refresh
ments. Mrs. Thompson used spring
flowers to brighten the rooms.
4 The program numbers given by Mrs.
Canterbury and Miss Lidman follow:
Piano.
8Papillion ............--.. Schumann
Reading.
1.-Two Home Comings" -.-...... Davis
: Piano.
Ca) Cello Etude -....-.-..... Chopin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
J. U. C. CLUB .REoReANrzes.

The J. U. C. club held the last of the
present series of games yesterday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs Stella
Barnhart in Moline. The club was reor-
gained with the same ladies' as MEM
bers. The three tables of 500 we're sur
rounded yesterday. the favors going to
Mrs. w. w. Leonard of Moline, first,
Mrs. II. f. Pratt of this city second,
and Mrs. J. p. Mcguire of Moline, all
cut A luncheon followed the games.
The club will meet again in four
weeks. and will be entertained by
Mrs. Ed Hinkley and Mrs. Warren
Steis at the home OF the former in this
city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
MISS oURNo TRUE ARTIST.

Miss Jeanette Durno, pianist, who
appears tomorrow afternoon at Ma
sonic temple in a recital compliment
tary 10 members of the Rock Island
Musical club, has an enviable reputa-
ton as true artist of the piano.
Those not members of the club will be
admitted upon payment of small ad-
mission fee. The ST. Paul Pioneer
Press had the following to say of Miss
Durno after an appearance in that
city:
Miss Jeanette Durno, the soloist
OF the afternoon, is a rare artist. She
has intelligence, soul, poise, sturdi-
ness and imagination. as we'll as the
great rs of her art-temperament,
technic and tone. But to dissect so
perfect a thing as her art is as disturb
ing as looking for the pencil lines in a
water color study; the means is who'll
ly lost in the effect as she plays, and
yesterday she proved herself a pianist
who deserves the name of artist.
Her technic is smooth. swift and
graceful to degree; her fingers are
sure and her wrist light; yesterday
she had an instrument that was sat
isfaction and she found the singing
tone that charms. A pupil of the
Leschetizky school. she would be a
delicious titbit in a group of the spec
tacular opponents of some of the
German schools. Her playing is
uncommonly enjoyable because she
is so sure master of the
mechanical means and finds time to let
her own poetic fancy play while inter
preting the work in hand"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

friend of mine. who is jealous, be in
love with boy 16?
THANKING YOU.
She may think she is very much in
love with him. But her affection VIII
not be lasting. though it may be silly
and ardent while it's on
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ID Is it
proper for young girl to correspond
with a young man whom she has
never seen, but has been introduced
to through the mail by a trustworthy
friend?
CD Kindly give me your home adj
dress. A. SMILE.
ID If the young man is known to
he respectable and is vouched for by
one whom you trust, such a cores
pondence would be all right. Do not
be too eager a correspondent, how
ever. Let him make the advances.
(2) Any mail addressed in care of
this paper will reach me.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When re-
ceiving an announcement and at
home card from friend who was
married. what is one expected to do