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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
SCRIPTURE
Proverbs 1918.

The RG-parations q the heart In
nau. and the answer Of the tongue, is
from che Lord.
All che says % man are clean an
hls own eyes; bat The Lord weisheth
the spirits
Commit thy works unto the Lord.
and thy thoughts shall be established
The Lord hath made all things for
himself. sea. even the wicked for the
day 81 evil
EVER one that is proud In heart is
an abom nation 90 the Lord; though
hand Join 60 hand. he shall not be IN
punished
BY mercy and truth iulquity BE- purs-
ed and By the fear % the Lord men
depart from evil
When a mans ways please the Lord.
be maketh even his enemies TO be az
peace with him.
Better is a little with righteousness
than great revenues without right
: mans heart deviseth his way; but
the Lord directeth his steps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
:: CHURCHES

LursfEaAtt-
Zi7r suef.sF refferaa. Forty ffh
strras aet Seventh avrrsr. Rev - T.
Fo-sse-E pastor Sunday school a.
oae' a. ra. s~rvters zt tla g. a. r1. ard
en-
Fres suet en- t.ssarra- corner fols-
frr~E1 street. ant FGsrst HVra--. Rev.
r-aFl &l.sso1. past6- slafFF se1o1.
as 5.f9 g. m Services at f.. o. a. a.
aat go. e. on
Grace ErE1ss Ll.hrrar. coru~
Seventh av-uG~ arf F6rtr-f8lrfH
street. Brr tu o. NatGssr.l. pastor
saafaY school at 1.If O.. OIL. Services
M fI.sI d. @ and g 20 s. u. C5aaru-
rtlea services VIII 30 trtl ar ere mora
rF Essr
Geruza EsarEr ..ea- r1-rFr Tueiff1
s,rFes ast rwr.fts avrslr. Rev o..
q u1.f 7astTs. sunday school az $50
a. a. Services az 1880 a. ua. azd 7s11
cerrrueTf.6r services wfu BE-
held at aata ttr mg-uisF ard evening
boar.
f."HHe~rs Crrua- r.aFE-ra-. TEr--
trtr street. lrt FIfsh ate11~ Rev
-. Winch. pastor ErzIish sunday
sel1a. af efH German services az
'.ss. O. u EaE.isr service Hr @ o.
a. so rsre.lE service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
APRIL COFFEE DELIGHTFUL AZ
FAIR.

FAIR.
ore uf the most delightful OF the
c1FcCs given by the Ladies' Aid so
r.s'y 81 th" First Methodist church
was held yesterday in the home OF
SIR. 20 p. Casteci. 1855 Twentieth
street. when more than 1-5 ladies call
"a between fhe hours % and s. The
beautiful home OF Mrs CEsteei was
trimmed with lovely flowers adding TO
ifs aftracfivenesr. In the serving room
tho table. covered with a handsome
ciury lace cloth. had az ccuterpiece
q large basket filed with Easter lilies
and tulips with o. butterfly bow OF
uIe on fhe basket handle. on the
cloth were sprays Of smilax from
which rrrpcd tiny yellow chickens.
riv.n@ a beautiful effect During the
afternoon an informal program was
eIvcu. the Misses Margaret Myers and
Asucs Eastman pleasing with a piano
duet and with piano and mandolin
duet MIss Faye Crist gave two de-
iishtful readings. Mrs. a r Williams
sang several beautiful numbers and
Miss Florence Spaulding entertained
aitl piano number. Miss
Wagner. accompanied by Miss Pierr
r1u= fwr numbers that were greatly
aioycd and Miss PIER also gave a
piano selection. The anaiT was a
most c-loyabic one and the sum OF
f1s UaE cleared for the church. The
April coffee will be held az the home /
OF N-- Edwin. Dice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
MAcARoNI DISH.

Macaroni With Tomato Sauce
Place macaroni in salted boiling
water and parboil for Eve minutes.
Then pour Off first water and add
more boiling sailed water Cook for.
35 or 40 minutes in double boiler.
When tender drain and rinse with cold
water II macaroni is cooked in a
double boiler II will be more tender
than IL boiled over the flame and will
Tot require watching.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Macaroni with tomato sauce may
also be made as follows: Put macs-
roni in buttered casserole and pour
tomato sauce over it. Bake 20 min
utes This is delicious and much less
trouble while no more expensive than
making the tomato sauce.
One cup Of macaroni serves six
people and oue-half can of soup is
sufficient for that amount OF maca-
roni.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
BAYNEs As = SCIENTIST.

The Toledo. Ohio. NsWs-Beo in
speaking % ths work OF Ernest Baynes
vHo siu lecture before the study de-
paFtmrnt % tho Woman club Wed
a~sday afternoon az . o'clock says OF
hims
Eagucs is scicatisi and what he
has 90 soy has scientific authority but
if Be- made a. interesting as any enter
taium-at you can imagine. A. you
hear him. sou laugh and u you love
animals and birds sou cry lust a little.
too. bur your t-ars ere tears OF joy
and sympathy-
The tickets Tor the lecture. which
viii b. held IN Masonic temple and
~Ei b. or bird iife. are going rapidly
and there an undoubtedly be a large
audience 20 greet the noted lecturer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
c. - x VITA MSS ROSE

g. T. ~ girls wcrc last evening the
guests cf Miss Hazel Rose az her
home in Moline. the young women
pending a delightful evening over
their fancy work. and visiting. the
hostess served n nice lunch before the
time Tor soIuE himc came. The girls
aerr invited 90 meet In two weeks
vif1 Miss ANA Carlson On Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
COMMUNITY TRAINING SCHOOL
SERVICE

The Community Training school win
have a house warming On the sunday
school rooms % che first Methodist
Church Monday evening az $50. and
special features have been arranged
for fts meeting Or. C. ~. FOES %
Arrustana college vii deliver the.af-
dress. fo D. followed BY a social time
and tar serving OF refrrEhments- The
omcsrr 81 the school ara arEious that
an sunday schools % che city Do rep
resented 90 this rnectlnE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

WaIeh william s1zous. Ho1s-t
Teozprcu arG Thozas starflha~
sere ts= uiln-rs 20 ere sriEsa auar,--
%
u. a D.. CLUE VITA NHs. <ESsEL-
rfrs FrarE Essasl 1913 Flf't ave-
a1s WouE.. sltsrtaired the g.. and ..
c.l-s Taurs1Ey a. her ho@e To
usual card games played az f1gr "a
1.ss f3rzaeG che diversion OF the aft~r-
1o11. 1fra. Tse1fgrs Sanders. lfrs.
Essssl ard tlrE = sp~rbeck % Rock
ttinaf ~sre the prize ulrnsrs. Amer
lean H-aEfT r1ses we're used tr deco
raurF che hone. lovely bouquets
slorulzE tso ciaiaE room table. The
uiaao and mantle Piano mlsi1 b.
ltFs Dana BerEsu. r.. uas a pleasing
Feature % tss late aftsrnooa before
ras serving % a tao-co4rss luncheon
ne TIE FualI tables. SIR Hredr % this
etfV uII o. ere next EoEtFss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
MISS 4ARTz ENTERTAiNs FOR
GUEST

Miss Maudc Fiartz at her home 5sI
Niu~trruth street yesterday afternoon
entertained very Informally at tea in
honor OF her house guest. Mrs Charles
Edwin Karstrum 81 Chicago who be
fore her marriage was Miss Adele
crrnshae. The hours passed quickly
IH goc.atti.fy and fae serving OF a de-
IiEttfui lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

.irsf Church % Christ. se.rrtirt.
s's Trrafy third street Sunday serv.
icr az 1895 a. m- Subject 90 Lesson.
Reality
Tie church maintains a free readirE
Foom i1 rhr FsOp.cs National Bank
bliiiirr. uhirh o. open cserg week
tay from 1850 a. O.. % o. ui. ana
every Saturday sseuInE from e o. g
1.cloei 800 authorized literature on
rhsistiaa Science may be- read or
purchased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
rLEcr DELEGATES TO pFEssY
TEaV

esaEs Mlsslaz sreirtF % ere crstrzf
frrs5Ttrs.su es1rcE. hT.t Frstrrfar
aftrrueea ie tGr seUr % Mrs 6. C.
slmmsn fr1s FoE-tr~sth-sssa- ta'f
street frs C HeEpF uas elected DEL
rE1fF art SECS Is@rs uges aifr-rEtT
co. ta- a~eF.1r ~ n-~saFt~-v Co BE-
E-.s Hr~g e--f ia Atrzis ,fiss Alice
peat us1 EE. e~Fe e-es~H secretary
% tsr s1eirFr Er ere srHsat urrf.rE
t.#rt H Impossible r1 serve ir ffsf
eE .a-fr ana therefore rrs cred ftF
ses.faE. Tf-s. o. e. stnmsa h~f-s 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
SERVE SUPPER TO 500 PEOPLE.

Arsenal lodge 80. 1856 Mystic Work
rrs last evcnius entertained nc Maths
hau more than 500 people. many com
iuF from East Moline and the sur
rounding tnWue a class OF o. was
r.vru fHr drEree work the drill team
uf Arsenal lodge putting on the work
rr'rudidig supper was served after
Che work fn moro than 800 people "a
dance program following the supper
Tho affair was ONE of the most largely
attended ever given by the lodge aud
proved "a very EuCccssfgl one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
s~sotss. Gus ELECTS OFFICERS

n~ q. y LlnfB@rE Ar hts noas. lszs
sevsnta agsuas. acted a. aoet ,asr
@gsainF 20 msmsers ~ tle surtish
eirab % Naorg thsrs we're uaGF pres
snt. This Was faa Ezai meetiaz and
siectinn - oIcr-s va heit e. a.
Larson bsfEx ehoasa vr-sid~rt. Vr-
AN T. Csd@rb-rH. vice PRESIDED. a1G
Aixert Antsr. s-Cr~tarT ne program
eoraultles pas Fesis seized az follows
. @ q. Wsgrifzsaa. Mru. Uma Ber-
sell. " g. CeGerbsrE aa1 r. " o.
son Aflsr fEs b1sir@sa session rr
siaborate l1rea eaa served and
rrograa % reafIaas senr1 aas tsIes
Ea1 TivsG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
NATIONAL SORORITY LUNCHEON
WEDNESDAY.

Wednesday. March ~. az Il O'Clock
a iuachcou an b. served at the nay-
export Commercial club fo- all mem
hers % The national sorority OF Delta
Gamma Members % this sorority In
the community 20 invited 20 attend
this luncheon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

the home 90 Mrs. a. r. McCandless.
sos Twcnty-third street Mrs. r. T..
s-ott gave a most interesting travel
talk on japan and Mrs. ". =. Parks
-.s racd the book. The CHILD In the
N4--f. Mrs. =. r. Wilson entertained
V.ta a piano number az the close OF
the program. After the meeting Mrs.
McCandiess asked the ladies 90 re-
main FOR q social hour and refresh
mcrfs we're served 90 them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

SOCIAL NETTING Q. o. V. rEvr.
TIE erst - q series o. social meet
srEz vas hslf yestsrezY fa Memorial
ball m The esslrt hoass - The ulam-
t@rs % BarsarA F,rteschio tsat. 40 20.
Da1xhters % vetsrazs- More thau 81
rnszpbsrs 81 ne tsnf were prsa@nt anG
sasT arioTsd a very d~uFhff4i affer-
noon- Mr. ,. y. Scott sasE q nun
tr of sonEs. Miss ChFiatins Waiter
save r-aGinEs asd mo tims was pass-
81 socially. tixat rsfressrzentE bslus
s.rv,6 Ia tas fats sftsruooa- TIE
iscies VII probably rfvs ether aHai-s
er sfn1ar. nara-- sncs e month
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
LADIES AIo ALL-oAv SESSION.

Twcnty-e.rht members OF the La
dies Aid society OF the First Baptist
church gathered 90 thc church yester-
day Tor an ui'-day work meeting.
spending che time sewing On prepare
ton Cor thc gaiI sale and bazaar. At
noon dinner was served. 20 which -
people SAT- down. The day passed
pleasantly and much was accom-
piiEtsd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
EwTERTArus or starroAV.

Yesterday vas Ne Euniysrsary %
sh- hfrrh % Mrs.. Elza BoHinEer. s2f
rnfr-y~nf=-n STREE. sne tn hou9r %
the 6ay sas tsDs oV~u h1uss. manv
rrs~n6s cs.iiisE - sxteas their con
rratai1rions anf besa wtaass fn the
evening a eoea1eny ~ 40 vas eater
ssin@e ~ an sisborase course at dta-
nsr. served AZ three taBies The tine
passed very pi-asantfv win iasorusaI
socfanfiitY aud nausie Roses arG
sprtaE roSsrs trfrassd tas rooEs ssf
tnse~ them very pretfy Wra. uouias-
sr wss Isfs WITH maay tsvefV gifts as
rsmsmbrancss 81 ths cav.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Peter EiueE. rector. Masses az and
iqse1 q o. Sunday school az e.l1 q
rr. Wersda mass at 8 o. ui.
So Palia church luriE.anI. Twenty
f1zstl street end EiEEtr .ard-r. half
avraus. FafaeF 90 E1.rret rector
Mass ar on sunday school a.
cd . ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
METHODIST

F1-ss Wrssat.ss. corner fTftr aqe-es
a-t Ntertr~-tF street Rev a. T..
p-urf sasr1r sgrEaF school a.
$3.50 a. RI. Preaching st 1915 a. ra
ans $3.50 o. g. 1f1rraz ttemr. =rE-
r-tE.peal Easrv fst~eias theme.
~re~ Evrets ef Wsufsv .u Passion
vEesE-
spear-r Msmsriat wetaot.st. corner
FsrtT talrd street. sss sFtrefh at~aur
Erv ". pa rops. pastor sasdsF
seesel az $50 e. u. Eaaers- t-zz-s
at q O. O. u. Services az t.afE q. a..
eco $3.50 o RI.
Ce-maa yfstsssist. eoru-r f'sur.
t-ssts ssrees ass SIKH avszz~. Rev.
tt p EsstesEase. rastsr sea4ar
scssst az o So a @. EsWorta leaEae a.
te O. r. Services a. 1880 d e.
ara 1sso q n
Trre Nf~thossss. 1850 State sgsaE~.
EsF = o Eackszbaes. passar. ssa-
laF scseoi &c o 80 q en-. Love fssss a.
o. a on Services a. % a. e. c. saa
Q 60 p RI.
tfIas Itssss,fst H=v. Afs-rs u.4-
ee. esssaF szsGsY sesect a. grfs a
on Epserts tssEss al 8 a. r. Ser
wees ss ~ ts q u anf s.EI g o.
Hsreta NfFtrae W o. Cc1'grrsi.
sc-u~r Ftrts.srs zsa.f as-sa= aas
r afrtreete street Jsmes &. vrsartaa.
aasfer %es4sr services az 90 a.
a. ses 2 fs o r. sssSsy sesaog a.
tt e.-sseG Ctrtsstss Esssavsr lsaszs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
CATHOLIC

- NFf4 TX
g. lasrpes rss.sa eEsFcs. ssrsas
srse@s azG q ss-fre@fa street gzsser
= y Qllaa. sectar. ssaa fafhsr W O.
Efrtes sstsat feeter Masses a.
ESQ. $50. o ff. 90 a. szs4sg seeac1
ss fF "a. @ Ece3 ear sasssFs ss . 90
ssrrrs Heart pariss eaareh. fInh
susags ss3 rNsssT- sfEata strrss. "a
ser Ctrusrs r. O-Nsiu. Frctar Masses
&c :. $50 as4 tssE1 szr9zg sessss
at 4-ta a ca fsvssi-E sragsr twEsz
ssifI st $50 Wssk aay sass e. 7sz1
a ri
So mary.s rtEres tCsrnasi. rasrta
sve-as az1 Tsszf.ssA street. FzIssr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

PARTY TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
A Eruup % boy frfenss drHFhttgrv
surprfsed MsrVfa raeIacf-r tist
@vsuiaE az hts bone. ts0t Twenty.
arm street. enc aecaslsH bri1E war.
WINS fsth sfrttG1f a saur course
dinaer was served ard fH~ rrrefaf
was pfeaaanrIg spent ta games .1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
- - sErrLEMEnr-

WT|F Ind -TIFITU"uT 10 sr.rrfH
avenue. Services ar fr.Il q. u and
$50 o Oh. Sunday school at $3.50 .
OBJ ~. % Barker aupsru-er4rn, COT
Ease FraFrr mfef.az Monday. mid
rrrs service Weia.1iag ard t1rrsfr=
meeting Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

\ErfEtartAN-
Memorial CHrisr.ts. corner TaIrt
/tgeaaa saG rifJsruf8 street Rev.
Va. A. Cgauev pastor a.ggaF seseel
a. D SO a. o. aeu.sr aat fnt-ruet.
ate Chrfssiaa a..GeaaoF at tlI O. m-
Services a. 40 ts a. s1 1as Z. go :. s.
Second ChFst.as. eerarr SAITH
street and rHirf~eufs aVruge. W. u
ssiae. pastor tlbie scha5f al 8.gaa E
Services az 90 g. a.. "a aaa $3.50 p. "a.
f7fteeata Ngrags Csr.srits. c1rs-r
fifteenth avenue aa4 Thirty
street Rev O. t.se s9grrr. ras.9-,
saadav seE6el af q. $50 "a. c Services
a. 40 ta a. ss. and Gu = m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
eaEaaNrERlAN-

Central rrrsegtrr tc. corner ~
Feurtesn5a street. and Trats avraar
Rev. David a lehason. rsssar sga-
dsy school az . gg a. "a. Christian Es-
Geasar ss a. b. n. Services at Do g.
a m. and S. u. IRE u1rutaF SER
uien tsenfe Is The rramesaf Eotry.
n Palm Sundav s~rmac. witch viii ar
repeated ~ gss hegr of eveaa wer.
ship
Broadway pFessgterfsa. ecruer %
rNeatp tasrt sffeet are arveata ave-
aue Rev. lsmes E8EaF Wt.scr. pas
Corr ssaGsT scaeoi sg ofa a "a
Neuas peeples msetiaz al a. D "a
services st ta a. a. m sat q Cd p. ss
a Bows sess.cagFea srrvfer VIII es
beid az sss negF &c meruisz wcrshin.
Rev r. e. t.ad.t of w5fisr VII saes.s
sf ths vssrsr service fasrh VII Gel
served az gn fn tGr social recufs
scum Fafs FrssBgtsrtsa. corner ell
TnfTtista sEFses ana fifteenth avenue
E~v " q Oaisvsc. c.tsfar ssa.lsy
schoof &C IS a. m. serVrr af LH ts
a. m. aad 60 o. m
Aatsa stree esasel Nat-a ssrsss.
scum Gack tsttsd seaGaF scaaof as
80 . a. = tf CtsasaH sts~rfas ere .
snt sm~rttas Cnrfst.as Uadeavar az
s a. Evsntns services sf 90
tsites FFessVter IN ca svenfss .
saG Fsurteesta sffref Rev o. H..
tsree. gastsr Gsl. seaeet &c p go .
q n. Neaas Peoples Csesst.aa Gaasa F..
a. 30 . M. Services st al. fs "a. e F..
and gao m
Milan rrestVtsffse Ers " g..
<Ga~. eastsr saaGsg seaeef a. 90
a. m PrsaeGiss services az o. a. a.
y. saG $50 D N. WiG wrrs praysr
s~rvicss WsGassesr sersisE a. 5sg3. 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

hAkVNaT=
FIRST Baptist roruer THlrd aveaaa
snd ftftseut1 STREET. ErF u W.
Reed. passer sunday scs6cI ar o aG
a. N. Iasisr B ". o. o. ar p u In.
termedi.tts and aeaioe u ST. q U each
meets st $40 p m Services at 1st5
a "a. aad g. m
EGEeweod Baptist. c1Fuer For.a.
sourth street. aad FIrh agesgr Rev
J. q. o. uraa aeE.aF pastor sunday
sChoof as 9sts a. m. foanr Peoples
msetfns az $3.50 o IA. Services a.
20 a. a ~ aad ESQ 81 on
swedish Baptist. ce~u-r Tweny-erss
street. and tIfH aveaar. sga1gr
schoot az OH a. r. Proceedings at so a.
ma. by Gsv IL ~ cgffsaa. toauE Pso.
pie e mrsfies at 9 d e.
NfehiafeT Baptist oe9IgFrfT. Treta
street sad 4yFE avsggr rre1eAieE
moruinG ant evening tT Grv Nlr
saaeers % Cuatoa. t1va- Services az.
n a M aaG ts p m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
MISSION SOCIETY ELECTS OFF
CEEs

The Woman MIIs.1u society of the
ru.fed Presbyterian church Eafhe-ci
ln annual session for election OF on
GERS yesterday afternoon az the home
or W-s =. T.. Vance. iNIf Fourtscnfh-
arG.a-hnIf street. Tue cmcrFE who
have served tur.n- che past year uFre
rccs1Fer as follows
PrrFitrr'-1frF. =. O.. Vance
Wee Pres.lrut-sfrT ,Ia-sarr- san
born.
seersiary-M-s g. q Bryan
Treasurer WrT r. 20 Waruocs.
THO strtF EGH~ ear devoted fo tho
rrsl-u of one o. fhr chapter IH che
book &c Hedmau Land 40 the
close % ere program wrE Vance rr-t-
90 "a tIrkt t1rch and fEr ladies' enjoy
rf O. limr OF F6e.at.f.fF. The tp-I
rsazram $50 D. lr crares OF W
EIs NaiEeE and 1fiFs Lizzie Carse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

BROADWAY MISSION SOCIETY.
T.r March meeting OF fHr Woman
tf.ss1a society of Broadway rrrsaE
s-rlaH etzrek uaE held 81. fer.iaE r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Rock Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Perfect Csristisn Wsy-se-v lces a. G
aeioe< sunday a. So Eighteenth
siseet , JeffeFs0n. conductor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

tFosTcasise sp.sli1airt Church
Services even Sunday atsht 20 .sfE. az
ODD F~.ioea ball. gl'fa and Brady
streets. Davenport Message received
every Tuesday aftrrrcog af g O'CLOCK
at ptd Fe.lous hail. SIR NeftI-
stoesaeif speaker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Zi1s rzssrase;s-secoa4 av~au~ ard
t-iEAteert4 street. srcoed fooT. Rev
Faa Garra sasulakrr 81 charge zisa
IeaieF bible srzooi ever Lords DAY
st 2 p m u~acuHess CLARK. uarifo-
O. esaFse- Friacipsi seTvic. at q
o. pivize teaiiaE Tuesday ~ $50
p r. Praise and PRAYER nne~ssr-
..-....ea.l.-. - . 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Gospel rasr;iHss vm De held a. the
scars i91a Hsli Sunday a q. m.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
When the
Dreamer
Walked
BY H. M. EGBERT
Copyright, 1915. by ". q. CHAPMAN

Copyright. 1915. by W. g. Chapman.)
I'm glad you are going to marry
Norma, Harry" said Norma's father
to her fiance. She is the best and
sweetest girl in the world, and have
always hoped that she would marry a
good man. | think you are the best
suited to Norma of any man I know"
And Harry MacIntyre had gone
away from the dreaded interview feel.
ing as If he we're treading on air.
He counted the months that lay be-
tween him and the goal of his desires.
Norma. with her sweetness. her radi.
ant goodness. her simplicity of heart
was always in his thoughts. And
Norma was not "temperamental."
Like many, perhaps most literary
men. Harry was ''temperamental." A
rising writer. already earning a com.
Portable income, Harry had created
heroines i1nur1erable, blondes and
brunettes, piquant heroines, stately
ones, demure and dainty ones. Some.
times HE had wished that he could
turn some of these ideals into flesh
and blood. But alas! the ideal hero.
inc is a Pigment of the brain, an airy
nothing
And Norma was not Harry's IDEAL
She was simply sweet girl. admir-
ably suited to him. Harry felt a re.
freshment of the spirit when, turning
away from his latest creation, he en-.
countered the blue eyes of Norma.
sane, healthy and always bringing him
back to his proper appreciation OF
life.
There was only one flaw in their
happiness. May Arbuckle, Norma's
best friend, was "temperamental."
And she did not like Harry.
Harry was conscious of this un.
spoken hostility He knew that IL
ever the dreadful day dawned when
misunderstanding arose between him
and his fiarcee, he would have to
reckon with the implacable hostility |
Of Miss Arbuckle He sensed that |
through all the frigid courtesy of their
Harry had gone into the country for
brief vacation. He did not want to
leave Norma, but circumstances made
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
They Walked Together.

1t necessary. Norma was going to
Baltimore, to spend a week with an
aunt there, and Harry, growing
anemic in the hot city, decided to run
up to the mountains for brief rest
And there he met Miriam Bendish
And the moment he saw her he real.
lied that his latest heroine had come
into incarnation. She stood before
him. bronze-haired. demure and
piquant by turns; he knew every
turn and twist of her complex soul.
Even at the first interchange of
glances he knew that Miriam under
stood
He watched her through the dinner
like a man in dream They were in
troduced that evening. They danced
together, talked together on the porch.
Their conversation. perfectly proper
and platonic, was Enthusiastically one Of
understanding.
All that night Harry lay awake,
thinking Of Miriam and again of Nor
ma. He remembered how he had
come into Norma's life, six months
before. He recalled how the serenity
of her nature had appealed to him.
There had been sweetheart of Nor
ma's-a young man named Willis.
They had been comrades since child
hood, and. though nothing had been
said Of love. most people had be-
lieved that Willis would marry Norma.
After Harry had made his appearance
Willis had left the town. Harry had
suspected that Miss Arhuckle resent.
ed his having supplanted Willis, and
that that had been the cause OF her
hostility.
Harry became conscious, with
amazement and distress. that he was
wishing Willis had stayed He found
himself questioning his fitness to
marry Norma. Would their natures
blend, any more than light and dark
ness? He knew his weakness his
constant searching for that ideal whom
Norma did not represent and never
could represent.