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The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Delta County Poultry Show
Best and LARGEST Ever Held

B. F. Weaver, Delta: 4th cockerel;
I'd pen.
Brown Leghorn.
Steel Burgin, Delta: 1st, I'd, Sd, and
4th hen; 1st, I'd, cockerel; 1st, I'd, Sd,
and 4th pullet; 1st and End pens.
White Leshorns.
w. D. Hines. Delta: 1st and I'd
cock; 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th hen; LIST, I'd.
cockerel; 1st, I'd, Sd, and 4th pullet;
1st and I'd pens.
V. A. Phillips, Cedaredge: Sd, and
4th cockerel; Sd pen
C. L. Hawley, Montrose: 4th pen.
Hamburg.
W. d. Hines, Delta: 1st cockerel;
1st, I'd. Sd and 4th pullet; 1st pen.
S. Buttercup.
A. j. Cady, Paonia: 1st pen.
Game Pit.
H. E Perkins. Delta: 1st hen; 1st
and I'd cockerel: 1st and I'd pullet.
The following awards were given
on sweepstakes and special:
The Geo. c. Crabfll cup offered on
the highest scoring Barred Rock either
sex was won by w. L. Johnson of
Delta. Last year the cup was won by
E T Minney.
The Delta real estate men Offered
a handsome cup to the highest scoring
parti-colored pen. c. L. Hswley. of
Montrose, won this cup again this year
The cup must be won three consecu-
tive times. and Mr.. Hawley will be
the owner of it, should he be success
full in winning it next year.
Hillman and Dyer again won the
beautiful cup offered by the associa-
tion TO the best pen of Wyandottes.
This makes the second time these
gentlemen have carried away this
prize.
The American Trophy offered by
the association for the best pen of
English class. won by c. T Vincent of
Pr 7nia.
First National Banks offer on the
highest scoring pen in American class
was carried away by Mrs. Dean Allison
of Olathe.
w. ID. Hines was the winner of
the Delta Nationals offering for the
best scoring pen in Mediterranean
class.
The Colorado State Bank offered a
cash prize on highest scoring pen in
English class Won by L. R. Shallen-
berger. of Paonia-
The associations offer of a cash
prize for the highest scoring bird in
the show, was carried away to Mont
rose by C. L. Hawley.
F. L. Rays offer for highest scoring
bird in show, in bantam variety, won
by c. l.. Hawley. Montrose.
Associations offering OF beautiful
cup for largest bantam display for the
entire show went to C. L. Hawley Of
Montrose.
Associations offer OF 6-inch loving
cup for highest scoring pen Buff Orp-
ingtons. won by C. T. Vincent. Of
Paonia-
Breeders who are interested in Del
ia show outside of city are:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cady, Paonia: l..
r. Shallenberger. Paonia: L. T. Ernst,
Paonia: C. T. Vincent, Paonia: Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Allison. Olathe: C. L.
Hawley. Montrose; T. II. Pease. Ce-
daredge: V. A. Phillips. Cedaredge;
Miss Laura Gilpin. Austin; r. H.
Evans. Hotchkiss.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
>>>>~>~~~>>>>

Q The county commissioners of =
. Delta county are quoted as fav- =
. orable impressed with the idea
. of financially assisting and en- =
. couraging poultry raising in Del =
. tn county to extent of making
= an incentive to the raiser In the
. form of prize for their best =
. production In this line. This
. In our opinion, will be money well Z
. spent and at the same time place Z
. the poultry industry of Delta =
. county upon a still higher basis. =
Q . Q Q . . . . = . . . . . Z
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Stewart for Speaker House.

Denver. Jan. 5.-The Republican
members of the goth general assembly
which convenes tomorrow, today
agreed upon Philip B. Stewart, as
speaker of the house and Leroy ]. Will
liams as speaker pro tenn of the SEN
ate Governor Ammons message is
not expected before Thursday, pos
sibly not until next week.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08

The Poultry Association show be-
ing held in Delta this week is pro-
nounced by local and outside exhib-
itors to have the best showing OF
high-class birds ever exhibited in this
city, and does credit to even such
famous poultry raising section as
this.
The following voluntary words OF
praise have been written by d. A.
Stout, the expert who came to judge
the exhibits:
This being my first trip to the
Western Slope, am very much
pleased to find as good poultry and
as much of it as we find at the local
shows in other states.
Il was also pleased to see the inter
est taken by the breeders in improv-
ing their focks. as we'll as the enthu-
siasm shown at the show and the
interest taken in the lectures given
on the mating and breeding Of fancy
poultry and artificial incubation.
Il certainly feel proud OF the ex-
hibits. of the interest taken. and of
the courteous treatment shown me
during my short stay with your as
sociation.
Respectfully. D. A. STOUTE, Judge"
The following are the awards of
the show;
Hillman and Dyer. Delta: 1st cock;
st. 2nd. Sd, 4th hen; list. End, cocker
ell; 1st, 2nd, Bird, 4th. pullet; 1st pen.
White orpinston,
L. Gilpin. Austin: 3rd and 4th cock:
End and 4th, hen;; 4th cockerel; 1st
and 4th pullet: Sd pen.
Walter Hillman, Delta: list hen: I'd.
and Sd cockerel; I'd pullet; I'd pen.
l.. r. Shallenberger. Paonia: 1st
cock: Sd hen: 1st cockerel; Sd pullet;
lst and 4th pens.
T. H. Pease. Cedaredge: I'd cock.
Buff orpinston.
Walter Hillman. Delta; Sd pullet:
list cockerel.
Will Davis. Delta: 1st. I'd. Sd and
4th hen; 4th cockerel: Sd pen.
Carey Adams, Delta: Sd cockerel;
lst and 4th pullet; I'd pen.
C. T. Vincent. Paonia: I'd cockerel;
I'd pullet; LIST pen.
Barred Rocks.
A. ]. Cady. Paonia: Sd cock; 1st,
and I'd cockerel; LIST pullet; I'd pen.
L. r. Wigram. Delta: I'd cock; I'd,
and 4th hen: Sd cockerel; Sd pen.
w. L. johnson. Delta: LIST and 4th
cock: lst and Sd hen: 4th pullet; LIST
pen.
p. l.. Laycock. Delta: 4th cockerel.
r. II. Evans. Hotchkiss: Sd pullet.
f. T. Minney. Delta: I'd pullet; 4th
pen.
Ancona
Mrs Widney, Delta: 4th cockerel.
C.L. Hawley. Montrose: list. I'd and
Sd cockerel: 1st, I'd and 4th pullet: list
pen.
Ed. vandeventer: Sd pullet; I'd pen.
Campines.
w. d. Hines. Delta: 1st hen; list
and Sd cockerel: I'd pullet; list pen.
Mr.. Yeoman. North Delta: I'd cock
erel; list. Sd and 4th pullet; End pen.
r. r. Reds.
Mrs Dean Allison. Olathe: 1st and
Sd cockerel: list. I'd. Sd and 4th pull
let: LIST pen.
Joe Ingram. Delta: I'd cockerel.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
|, ,>>>>>>>.>~~~>,

Q Mr.. Duncan OF North Delta dis .
. played pen of German breed .
. Lakenvelders at the Poultry y
Q Show in Delta this week. These .
>birds are very scarce. and it is .
. said. the only ones in Delta .
. county. Thus we might add .
. that the poultry since its start .
. five years ago. has scored an .
. other victory for the county. .
. This is but one OF the many in .
. stances that might be cited favor .
. ing an annual exhibit OF this kind. .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
HOUSEHOLDr1ls.fN|
HTNTC -

thlck: sprinkle these on ton and in
between meat Pepper and salt. put
on cover. when brown on under side
turn and FRY a golden brown Serve
AZ once
Flank Beef Take two or three
pounds 81 the flank OF beef. which is
about the cheapest part OF the meat.
Remove tough skin and spread meat
with q savory forcement OF bread
crumbs. herbs. parsley and little
hneiy minced onion. Roll mp and tie
firmly Have a pint OF mixed vegeta-
hles rcadv-osrrot. onion. celery and
turnip Put these ia bottom OF a rath-
cr shallow stewpan and place the roll
81 meat on top OF them. Add enough
water 20 just cover vegetables. put
IN n small blade OF mace and three or
four cloves. Cover closely and cook
very slowly four hours. bastinE fire.
ouenfIv with the liquor in pan. When
done. remove both meat and vegeta-
bles 60 a hot dish and thicken gravy
with Drowned Sour. Strain gravy over
meat. removing cloves and mace be-
fore scrving. Excellent and very eco
uouica1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
Amazed the Greal.

There is O. story that was recalled
ly Miss Henrietta Bucficr a Texas
societt Eirl who Isl Interested On Red
Cross work. when reference az a din
ner party vas made Of the cook rrob-
.em
some time ago the little daughter
% a weilto-do family went 10 spend
the afternoon with a small girl friend
tn the suburbs. and waen she returned
% was plainly seen thst she was tank
cd fun OF things 10 tell
Wei. denrie." adcctionately remark
ed mamma as the youngster rushed
into the house. did you have a good
timee"
Yes. mamma" was the breatbless
response 90 dearie. we did lots and
lots % everything but what DO YOU
think
Z don't know. dear. smiled the fond
mother Tell mo about g."
You would never guess I'm a year. 90
declared the child. They use their
own Grandmother for a cook
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
TOMATO DISHES.

Blsque. or Cream. Tomato Soup
One quart can tomatoes; heat and
strain. add one-fourth teaspoon soda.
In another pan heat one quart milk.
add three tablespoons flour mixed
smooth Ia cold water. one tablespoon
butter. Have tomato Juice boiling,
add 90 milk (Which must be boilingl A;
salt 90 taste after removing from Ere.
~ never fails.
Tomato Friucrs Bake some toma-
toes very lightly. add some Fsrmesan
cheese and little onion finely chop
ped. the white OF an egg and as much
cream as viii make 81 like thick bat
ter. drop this batter into pan OF boil
Ing water tablespoonful 90 q time.
Take frittcrs oar when they rise and
serve sprlnkIcl with a little Parme-
sau.
Tomato Narmolade = Scald one
pound of ripe tomatoes. take on skin.
mix with one pound sugar. boil slow
'v one hour. skimmiuE and stirring.
after which add Juice and grated rind
OF one lemon. Then boil another half
hour or until 10 becomes a smooth.
fhIcS mass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
HrHf prTARTuTvT rROGElu

The monthiy meeting Of the music
department o. she Rock Island Won
aa's club uiii b. held Friday utfernoos
in tae partoFs OF she Masonic temple
tflsa Ni9ies uoueF wilt b. the leader
snf she E1Fsiau composers Ruben
sssln ana TsehalEoassF Will he studied
ulfa He following program
...-... ............ Hubrrsfe 81
1f.ss GLADYS NrNamaFs ard 'ffa.
81 g. Eu~ener
Eoeaf - .Eigl~rs Beneath TfV. .
Wiri1u ........... Earrntau. 1T
tf.Fs Martha foss.
firHa-a. Romance ....... WurFTsfr.u
rNazursa as salon t........
....--..-..... EaelurE.Hr
W.ss FiafrEer spe1iiirE
farer t.1fr ~ EubrHsfeir- .......-
1fFs ST. E. sweeney
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
DILTA ALrHA CLASS BACkwARD
PARTY.

The members os the Delta sipla
class ~ ere Firrt Methodist sunday
school enl1ysd r. backward party Ngn-
laV evening en- thc church l.Eine
room supper was served a. o'clock
and she courses were reversed from
tle general order. The young women
% the class came dressed backward
and the games aud contests were PLAY
"a backward The party closed an
Attendance contest 10 which the side
capitalized b. Miss Edith Bceicr enter
iainef thc winners captaincd by MiEE
Clara RauasT. The AFFAIR proved a
most eu3oyahtc one Niss Grcta Cur
~ wti BE- the hostess az the next 500
eial meeting Ga May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
TnINGs moRTH kNOwING.

Household science - 10 httie thinss
TO save steps aud worry and WORK
There Oh always work enough. Here
ia a iiftic thlng an may not know (.
Don't plf fgnhiers that have had milk
Ca them into 10; water until they have
been riuFsd 90 cold water. as the heat
w.If urtee the ulik color into the
slasf. aud thcy become cloudy.
wren through housccieaninE. don Z
forget 60 huy . bottle o. sold paint
and Ella the picture frames that have
tc-1u. black and dinsy. and Ect
little -aruiah end brighten uP the fur
riturr Beauty 81 part Of hfr. Dust
ti.e nuser leaves in che pots. a. flow
ers i.eath~ az much az ne do. and
ue.i m
E'-iru.t.~r Polish Boiled olive oil 20
vri.l tew drops Of vinegar has been
n1drI makes an excellent furniture
rlfifh Tor very fuc woods. o. viii be
found t1 worE nicely ON highly polish
e.. surfaces Or is applied In moderate
quantities and rubbed DO a iuster with
q fauaCl cloth.
Painless Removal OF Adhesive Pias-
ter-AppIs very small quantity OF
Oh % winttrsrceu directly 10 the pias-
ter This soon spreads throu=a tac
adhesive material and sou may re-
move The plaster without pain. For
large pieces % plaster. use an oint-
meut cons citing OF iauoilne and ~
Per cent OF oh of Eiutcrsrcen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
BRIGHAM LICrrHtS ~ NATION.
Al FAEk~.

Naf N Brigham uiI attFFFa fHs
aaet Island Womaus eiub af thf
April msetlnE SATURDAY afternoon OFF
ussgair temple. speas.nz on The na-
giousi Farks. TIE ifeture sit ne Ii-
isssrefr1 aifH stsFeaHtie1u uFEF tir
HriEsasa LEI lecturer of national rrH-
5.tst.ga and o. TREAS is promised .H rte
s+.lFFes. ur ls "a eFaiHa-r nf tar Sr-
tgee. Mass. tiEa school uf the raiip
Exeter school i1 Ecu uampsfir~ ara
90 q private university where he uaE
ctassaafe OF Theodore Roosevelt Tho
nas5esf program OF tLr afternoon ufli
o. sigsa o. 1iFs. a. % tiuesias Jr.
Who viii Sine The VALLEY % Laugh
ter o. Wufrii SanaeFsuu. ard
Were she Heart Zee by Obey Speaks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

me a. A. et ftr Brafhrre1ot ~
Laeam1fite Eretee~rs retrrfsleri et
"a card rarsv Yesterday aftTrueee sf
Ersfeerrss BALL. Trart.sn street asf
FfrE aasagr Twelve tables O.
were rfsr-t ssf ere ertzrs were EfVee
fs Sire H-rsoe. frsts MIS-. tfeGra's.
seeant tlrs EescF. e9eso,afioa- ta
eauaeetaar wtrb ere rsrsv q sale 81
aBreas. r1ss anf bsssrr goods vas
held. art gtr proceeds amognse4 tp
fs09E TIE ealaroetsr ehsek wss dis
posed af rrI ls tf-ss tssa rtft~fs. re
Presidents Nere served fIeirs ff~
aferraaa aaa enc s~alf was very see
erssfaf .a every wsY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
nnnn m nIsmTs.

esfweI Lamb Chops - Brown one
pound lamb chops 70 light brown in
butter. then cover with water nire
two onions. one carrot. three sa1u
potatoes put onions and carrot il
sith meats in % minutes put in psta-
toes. lrr stew ono hour Tee an iron
f-uuE pan Just before turlIuE out
Ere ada q can OF peas nnd a little
fhfeErnirr ThIs VIII serve fusr pno-
pie salt ana pepper tn suit EAST"
Lamb Chops and sausage Trim Oh
frt Irrm nice tender taui nor zoo
tr.Hr lamb chops arc fry 10 G. nice
HraTr En butter Or r-.frr-'. ur
sure f1 rain and scar rfrr-. rF sou
Ha Enlr fhf.E steals when H1'. ug'
.n ~IfH fta chops fsv pork ss'-secs
|urf of enc Hhrirrir Er-ars sisdl.
ffrrr rerfr frr raV po'atnr- pared
end .Hrrl about unc-iourtu inrh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
SWAT THE Ply
~ afyyfE MtKTfN.

~wnsrs ser . sgT e uffLs ~
. ano~ az -n~nF re- aiaa
fis poisson Hriufs on EanzF Nlafs.
escaase he fsefs en- ElrhF taiaFt
Sc wipes ats fFef en thtefs we eas.
70 SAY fae Ieasf BE- is zoe asaf
vghs~r Erruas saogaf a. covers reaaf
Anf nexf Ia ba8T's rils ri fealf.
And sanefimes Gftis bahies dc
Frnns eofsan carried ~
~rit tssF 81 iafs I've eome 20 see
ffcN very aaaEHfT bel eae br
Nnd STAGE e Enow 30 ls ny fae
m O. nv Besf 70 make aieI 60
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
CONFIRMATION s0CiLT. rRoCRA,i

TIE Coufirmatiou society. composed
% the confirmati0u classes that have
hseu received into she First Swedish
Lgtherau ehurch. enjoyed program
last evening a. the chapel with the
f1iioWinE numbers
Piano soio-tfiss Ethel Swanson.
Reading Miss Myrtle Wessei
Vocal due Miss Ethel sauusrr
aad Miss Mildred Spencer
H=adiuE Reuben Feaistrum.
A. fh- close OF the program a social
tire wrs e1i1Vei aut Fefrrrhmeufr
were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
HrtrN NILS rIRcLr NETTING.

wss EfrH seeaeHisr at t@r som~.
t6et Twenfv-s eeorI street. 3esfsrfa 81
an erro1r acted as hostess 20 ftr
msa1bers % ts~ ffeisn stills circle of
E-osfvrv rr~-hrt-riar church e. ere
moafEfr fer 0at sFaet1r tftss Gekneifsr
pres frf ar ere mFefirF AM tEs De-
uaefa-af services vrrr lead ~ tfiss
FI1-~~c~ w-r1uhs Or vas decided
fhas srreerer tte roll cali 81 ~
soorIe 90 Wtfr current sverfs me
circle accepted the program for ere
years vrrs as o1titrcd b. fhe sxscu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
WApT aae
HC NNE
pDeBLINS
vas ELTzAsErH TEeAQsoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson; lost my
husband just two months ago and /
am left hcartbroken and discouraged,
not knowing what TO do. have
four children OF the ages of 70, 10, 9
and (. am considered good house
keeper and can do many kinds OF
work very neatly. but I cannot enjoy
any kind Of work. NY husband was
the only one in the world I ever
really cared for and the only man
can ever love. He was called away
at the age Of 81 years 1 live at pres
ent on a farm owned by my husband
and his sisters and brothers. VIII YOU
advise me what 10 do? I am left
with a sum OF money amounting to
about four thousand dollars. l have
two brothers out west who are not
married and would like to have me
come and live with them. I have
never been there and 1 do not think L
would like IL, although they are we'll
to do / would rather be with my
husband than 10 live for what this
world has in store for me. The only
thing I have TO keep a spark of in
terest in life is my little choldren-
You must not lose courage; re
member. YOU would hardly he eX-
pected TO be strong and cheerful only
two months after the loss of your
husband I would advise q change OF
envi onment Go 10 Your brothers.
az least for a while You will have
a comfortable living with them and
they may he able to invest your
Ia
children viii give Won more and more
comfort as the months so by. and
new surroundings will help amazing
Is TO renew your interest in life.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are
girls between the ages of 10 and / o and
very fond of tennis. DO YOU think ir
proper for boys TO take us home after
PLAYING And do YOU think it proper
for boys Co take us home from the
sRow2
FRANCES. VIDA AND ARIEL.
II lis an right for boys TO take you
home after playing tennis. But it is
not an right for YOU to go TO the show
unless YOU are chaperoued by older
people. Therefore it is entirely un-
necessary for boys 20 see you home.
Dear Mrs Thompson. am girl
L. wears OF age and i'm the first year
OF high school DO YOU think it is
right for a boy TO nickname me
"Cutey" and thus be called so by
almost the entire school and many
others2
90 Should 7 so walking with
hoy three years my senior after the
show or a class meetins2
go lis st. al right TO play post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
CoysGEvAroEY rrFns ETCfrtL

Two qoaar fsfIes o. the tri-elaer.
Wfss wfY fFenr Nafefsan ~ EccE o.
land aad Vnfs ttah MetaaEnfin 81
Wsifns faf M.ss Mfone Wthe.ns. et
Carlson ~ ffgfGreEs. Neb. wtfi appear
ID recifai fhfs evening" tn ere f19~tn
~ th~ HrafsaffaG Fre.fais nov being
ffvsn sv fh~ f-sdgs. 81 ere August
saan Conservatory. tflfs haderson.
vsies. Miss W~Laazhifa. etgc1fiaa-
and Mss Caris0a. elaao.
The fotiavtss program wtft De-
riven
Ftano--aorafs. Ou Is ..... g~eth1Ffr
krdante eon VeriaE1er
4chefEg
Marcin Tunahrs
H0nf1
R~adinr -"Cuinevrre" s... Trrrrsor
Arfa-'Jsnnae p.Arc~. rschaif1vsfy
RsadinE -~Oh. Dunno ...... hnou
swyuErnf. mfvnF~ra asf sod Firid
fNasicat sccors par fnlrut ~ VIZ
dr~d Luns az the pi4noI
Aria-"tfv Hear Ever Fsffefui' Bach
Reading The tafti~ss Hsbef-. .--
................. ..,...-.. rempIs
aenxs Tire Lafs WIN en- ueiteat-
AR sa.rr.. ... .s.e..... Afe7
~AcN vsrmeiaat- .-r...........
...........- avettsh rolEsoas
- n6seas uosf~ zoe. rFine~ ggsftf
Piano =Gtvoffs ta G.s.....-... Bach
Earcar1ile r...rrr.s... Mastp" AT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
HARRIET HENDERSON CLASS
BANOUIT.

Last evening she Harriet HEADER
son Memorial class % the First Meth
odlst church met for IS SIKH annual
banquet 10 the dining room % the
new Sunday school hgiiGinE. where a
delicious chieken dinner vas served
b. the class under the direction % the
commissary Chairman. airs J. \ Reid
TEsre wsrs over 20 present az the az
fair- FeFus and potted EcrAuigms
Wsrs used a. decorations for the Ia
bles- Coiouei n. r. Brown a. toast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

master called upon william Jackson.
el1 responded sitE O. vCry interesting
AMI trlrfri rHrr.l lr.m au experience
OF Sc FearF a report was given hr
tHf aIIutrrt ana major and Sir.
Brown gave short talk on class
r1Fs THO riaHa chief Sire. %. o..
uviueii save short tais speaking
81 ia~ pleasures that heF few months
ase1risuaa vith thc class had brought.
ur ueiUrt responded with rCm'niE-
rFlees of DIDO pastoral work Games
and rscrs occupied ttr remainder o.
fhe evening aud a general Eood ume
vas enjoyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

m Eafwesiaa Wul.nE workers
cont ted a sueeessfIil saEsr vcster-
dav sfternooa sad evening f1 enc par
tofs on enc First swedish Lufhersu
church. Wegae All enc articles Of
fancy worN. rugs. agrees. ETC.. were
disposed at ast a aiee sum was real-
fsed Rev a. GerEsEfem aaf Rev
mf NardFren gave tsiss la ere after
noon ant Gel the evening" tusf Louise
schmidt Miss tissel Miles. w I1haa-
sen ant Nttss fsssasee rt-aset win
vocal snd tastrunfenfsf sel-cfiaas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

TOE Wee Eoa W9@aas Cafis'isa
Temperance Grt1a teit ere April
meeting yesterday aftrsroou az ere
eaa~ of Tfrs George EedfiE 1917
NiasF sverC~. wien o. good sftsrfsneF
OF ere neea.ers Two papers on tenn
seFaaee werN were EIvFr Hrnifh
arf tferefsrv BE- see Nav HsfffE
arf war anf Temperance by Mrs
81 o. WarureE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

Office at party? II not. what are
some games2
90 Should I use a freckle remedy
when otherwise I have a lovely COM
plexion?
CUTEY.
% If were unfortunate enough
to ne nicknamed "Cutey" / should try
20 lend as much dignity 10 the name
rs possible, hoping that when I had
outgrown it they would cease 10 call
me by it, Protest could not stop
them.
~ Not if the show of class meet
Ing is at night.
80 Girls make themselves very
common by playing postofhce. I have
given a number of excellent games
in this column recently. TO which
refer you.
Cd There might not be much
harm in trying one. II. however. it
does not agree with the skin. discon-
tinue its use because It would be
shame to spoil and already lovely
complexion.
Dear Mrs Thompson: ! would like
to have your advice in making money
in an adult Bible class Of ladies. We
are an organized class and desire to
make as much as possible. We
thought YOU might tell us Of some
kind of plan that would help US
earn some money for our class work.
A MEMBER OF THE CLASS.
Get orders from church people for
b. cad, cakes. cookies and orange
marmalade which you yourselves
make. or do plain sewing, ombroid-
cry and mendinE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
SOCIAL EVENTS

tive eoezEaiftse. 1fiss Ftorfnes L0rs
as azzzee a. delsrats % the aeegiag
90 FFssbytsTy seat seek \ eoE4@ii-
tse eo@Dossd % Ai.ss Elizabeth bab-
cock. uarosky BaEseft and MzFirl
lAszassru.za was sppoiafed 90 provide
szlE-er elothinx Tor Hazel Hoover.
'as ehsFze Of ile circle. Mss Sic
.Cpeibs gave q Piaao uumber. -sceaes
FFon az tmaxinary BossF. b. Cole
-.4<s-Iayior. Each % the meubeTt
hrogEhi a suesf an1 tEo boxes uhich
ssrs saesioasf oa. the Girls seieetinE
partners f9r the supper that vas
served Tns ,iay meeting % zoe cir
eis Wiu BE- az ere holas % Hiss Sic
C9eibs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

Tes--rfaT uas tl@ bfrts4aV asrt-
rsrsarr Of Mrs b y Ar9srsos. 81
slaFr~ersh s-Er-t. arE ia sas1r o. tes
svers sa~ Fser epee aszse. aasy
fsirafs eau.rE tgrnE ere aftsrnooa
saf seesies f7 o-rr r1eErafaiafi6as
a fNe car~re t-r.r uas served arf
frr Arf--s1e received masT lovely
eswers ar Frs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
3. q. u. CLuB WITH yIBA IHRIG

E ~ o.. club members were enter
tanned iasf evening at thc home o,
t.iss Vera ihrig. loss Eighteenth ave-
nue.. Music and games were enjoyed
and prizes iu fhc contests went 20
MisE lucille isamF aud Emma Wells
and f1 Huita Larson end Vera fhrir.
Vocal and Instrumental numbers were
given bF NisE Lydia Olson and Irene
fhr.E Refreshments we're served.
The place of neat meeting will be an
uo1uC~I later.