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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

NJ n IN
a heavy und erEroWth of the eFtr-
green rhcdodendrons and cut By y
multitude Of clear i;itls that units In
the beautiful III ocl Cresls. have been
set aside asa pleasure4g ground by the
kEopernm ent "a small part OF this
area j s occupied by the zoo, which.
as one OF the IN ost isturesque In the
world The large enclosures Of ma.
tive woodland give deer and Other
harmless creatures almost a natural
setting Birds of prey and d w ter-
birds arc confined in great hylns.
cages. while the waters OF a small
creek 5are damned to form pools
where beaver. otter. seals and other
wat el.loyi1lg animals are KEPT IN. ~
conaenia1 habitat
Outside the goo. which is but a
tract ion of the VIII ole park there are
long auto roads. Ii ept III the pink OF
cond itfor and bride and foot paths
that wind pictHres4uel5 among the
wooded hills. while I'm Elades along,
the creek there are play for
the children and benches and ia bleS
Iforrpicnickers.
In Rock Creek Park upon any fair
lday literally Al of Washing on Is rep
resented Hero you may see the dip
1omatic representatives OF all the
world In their cars and carriages,
with coats Of rms blaEoned on the
doors and nHeerly dressed footmen
upon Il he box, takfn 8 the air upon the
splendid inacadani roads. Society.
which turns more and more toward
the capital, is there not only in rigs
and. mo tors but especial ~ on horse
back Some splendid mounts and
some very striking habits may be
t5seens bobbing along the idle paths
of Rock Creek Park in the IN ost APP
proved English fashion. And as for
humber Washingt he vast Wash
ington OF government employees, the
HAPPY. eontented. mod erateIy pros
porous and someWhat easy going
FFthrong which gives Washington its
true scharacte important ele-
i4ment is abundantly represented ev-
erywhere. t picnics on all the
iSbenche and sWarms over all the
paths and throws peanuts at the bears
and spoons in shady ID oolSs, and Wades
lin thescreek and seems on the whole
Ito have a better time than anyone
Eelse inYthe park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

;ia5s fran Omit ed Democratic
leaders in private conveTs attons and
the presid ent himself is FIJI l1si al I've
to the situation Recent elections
have emphasized this fact and the
Spokesman for the admi nistTa toll
have begun IA campaign tO convince
I the country that prosperity IS alTeady
mere Tic secretary OF commerce has
issued several tatenients Showing the
orders in certain industries.
without, however supplying details
tshpMinE how man y or these orders
were directly due to the. war In IL ti-
tIope. The bank examiners issued an
Fpthaf statement tending To prove tn az
1.-THE whole country lis prosp Cab
Einet officers are alternating in daily
INTERVIEWS TO prove that depression
has disappeared and that prosperity
prevails. 39 y
| This campaign is humorous because
there Is nothing 80 obvious as real
prosperity, notlIin 6 that requires less
proof. The fact that the country mas
1 To be officially advised of It's advent
rand impressed with its ctual:ty shows
1.-THE slim foundation for the assur-
lances which IRE being given to the
country and also the desperate desire
tof the administration to invoke this
absolutely necessary ccnseTvator OF
the Democratic rule 1T isA a we'll 4un-
Ederstood rule among business men
THAT economic Laws are Einexorable and
AEannot be changed by artificial meth
iods Pros ef:lty cannot he created by
tpfocla nation nor can Its presence be
denied when lit actually exists. The
administration cannot hope to CON
Vince 4 business man that be is pros
l5peFUlis when his trial balance shows
IL loss. Prosperity for political pur-
Poses cannot lie created, ii must de-
l,velup naturally The Democrats are
lfoncerned with It's slew development
land afraid that it may arrive too late.
| Hence the vigorous putting Of the
slender rlanle oftimproving conditions,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
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ROCK GREEK PARK.

Few cities in the United States
have such beautiful aud extensive
playground as belong tosIVashington
in Roclrf Creek Park. The man Yswon-
sderful structures IN II ms tutto OF
the governments are visited by thou
sands every year, to the native
NNashin tonian eek Creek Park lis
dearer than any OF 1 these.
AS the hills or Mary land were
when George ashtng ton came aud
founded the cap ta1 sbeside L he SPoto-
mac. so are the iii LIS or SRucki 3Crcels
Park today. Several qnare4 nil "a sof
fine hill ountry, covered with a. tall
growth 4of bard -wood ~ rest and With
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
IoNDAT. PILL no. q 9l5.
Daniels llEnrrfelI.

There lis intense nxiety in tho
Office Of the secretary Of II the navy
lsse days I L is grave iy Tear Il that
the raising Of the submarine the Ell.
which sank IN the llarbor OF Honolulu
v;liEhs all on board. Will reveal condi-
tIp1s which Nil Il put the blame for
hat disaster squarcly I'D 10 Secretary
Daniels.
Comma nder Stirling frankly told the
naval committee ot the House of the
a54unsafe cond ition OF IA number Of he
fssubmarines under his command. and
he was. On December 8 last, severely
rsbuked Tor his truthful test imony by
IT. Daniels.
Representative Gardner Of Massa-
chusetts has publicly charged Score
tary Daniels with responsibility for
the disaster and there are many others
who NJ not be slow to inlict the sec
rgtary il their suspicious that his
policy vas 8respons bic are verified.
Another officer who told tile truth
with entire frankness when he APP
Epeared before the naval committee
was Rear Admiral Bradley "a. Fiske.
and he has Just been made to walk
the pIank, Inetapho rically speaking
the indignant secretary.
Admiral Fiske has been one OF the
chief aids OF, the secretary and has
been regarded, by all competent to
Judge. as ian e1ceedfn gly able admin
tatpr of that Office but III es4ncufred
cause. when examined and cross
examined by members Of the naval
committee. he told them precisely
what the condition Of the navy was
and how unprepafed for war So he
4 EhaSanpW suffered the penalty X
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
Mayor Cole d Faithfnl Official

The Hon. Will III Cole reliEes from
the Office OF chief executive OF the
city Of Clarksburg with the correct
consciousness OF having done his duty
faithfully. efficiently and to the best
of his splendid ability. Within Iris
-tcI,tre or two years. the city under
went a transition radically extreme,
but 4 4 easily turned the machinery
fofEhis3h fglf Office from one situation to-
sthe4o other and readily adjusted govern
me MIA y q fairs from the old to the new
order of things. thus showing ani
executing ability not exhibited by at
leastsa few uf the chief executives Of
other cities of the state, and he also!
.strikingly emphasized his firm belief
in the efficacy OF enforcing law.
Fherea1s common assumption that
the mayor OF Clarksburg has soft
snap. Entirely too few appreciate the
complexities and difficulties Of. that
office. Only those who have been OBJ
servant and hav@ familialized them
selves to some degree at least with
the duties Of mayor as required by
law and the public conscience really
have an insight into the exactions,
estrials, the worries and the numer-
Gus perple1ities that confront the
Chief executive Of a city like CIarks-
burg in size and character But while
sthesetare varied and many, it Is a
Measure to state that Mayor Will ia.
Cole has met them successfully and
measured up to th situation at all
/ times.
Sablect to unjust crit cistn. Ii never
showed sentiment but kept the even
tenor Of his way and unwayeringly
adhered to the course he felt best to
accomplish the most possible for the
city, and now he has the atisfaction
OF knowing that success crowned his
Efaithfulness and his steadfastness Of
purpose.
Possibly no mayor devoted so much
personal time and attention to the
affairs of the city as Mayor Cole. Every
departmental the governm ent received
ibis personal attention, and, although
at times deluged with requests that
| this be looked into and that looked
/ after he never turned the cold
shoulder to any request or complaint.
\ Morning, noon and night found him
tensaged in locking after city depart
lments other han his Immediate own,
thus showing him q fatthfnl, true pub
4 lie servant in all.
md among the trlkingly comm end
liable feature of his two years as may
/ Or n properly be mentioned his
4 1mparttal ity il lad min STERLING city ar
4 fairs. Fair ness characterized his ad-
istratio ns t1roug hout and while
4 tlisntfie ed ssenfo encnts Of law was OBJ
Eserved q t all times, the clements 81
Liberal ftys and mercy were ever upper
EInost- Nor did he give blue law
}b1ue7 enforcement, but SO enforced Ii
isfl t1s q 1y1as, fySloSJ W 70,
! tEe greatest mum ber, always llavine
4 IN " CIV cpmmunity growth in ali
fines OF rational betterment.
ndcsd: a svo lumes could be writer,
iiiiil praise OF tlie work of lyill III. cole
las n1l rorsofs The city D f C1arksburg
but lie record suhcient and the
lpeop1e generally hope that with Tie
Eretirement OF Mayor Cole. one who
.Eioves his alive cit and ever fondly
Hopes for its best we1fare passes from
fpublic life temp only.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
iE-t 80 - 3i5f W. .lj ~
III SAdOO under Fire.

The secretary or the treasury, Ar.
sMcAdoo. and the comptroller OF the
currency, John Shelton Wi Hams, have
been charged with conspiracy to in
iure one of the Oldest and most re-
spected banks in the country, by the
Riggs bank of Washington, an In
stitution which began business IN
1885. The officials named are charged
wi It'll using their Office to satisfy a
personal spite, In what promises to
ltbe the mosst sensational suit in the
history OF the tional bank act.
hile The ntroversy between the
shank and the present !nanag Of
the treasury lis largely fsa technical
character, nd while the merit or
that controversy will be determine ed
shyS the courts the friends of the adj
illustration are greatly distressed
over IL because OF its Inevitable po-
litical seHect. Such an attack, mad by
30 CONSERVATIVE and reputable ana
sts tuition. on SecretaT N1cAdoo, fol-
lowing the very general &c riticism of
4 him in connection With the recently
defeated Z shipping bill strikes at
PRESIDENT WILSON'S administration in
its most vulnerable point:
Democratic senators said when Com
gress adjourned that col,ld they have
allayed ithe widespread suspicion
which AZ been occasioned. even
Il among their colleagues. BY MI. Nc
ADDE'S refusal to permit tina bill to
be so amended as to prohibit tic pur;-
chase OF interned vessels bclongingsto
5hell igerents they could have passed
the sllip N 8 bill !, so dear to the presi-
dentss heart Furthermore. many
Democrats in botll houses OF Congress
eSpressed tn opinion that al Though
there had seeil nauc CHI unkind criticism
Esof Secretary % ryar q, N, AIcAdoo had
become the administrations greatest
liability 33s,s
Unless thcrefore the courts shall
completely cAenerate Secretary Afc-
szdoo from the charges ,bTou ght BY
y &c F7iggs-b bark, iii e will become still
greater tliabil:ty and tho presidents
posltio ngwoald be most embarrassing
because Mr.. AIcAdeo is HIS son-in-law;
% we'll as secretary ofE he treasury,
e fact VII cll9 would ms Ike 1T most dis
tasteful to tile president to have 10
ask for his resi- gnat ion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19


eTal OF Miss Lula Crosse. aged ~
ughter 81 StGeorge Crosse, WHO died at
Ter $homesa Gfasselli5 saturday morn
ing, cart disease, was held In the
Zion Method pfsco opal Fclrdr 4
here Sunday afterrrno bon. brief services
having been prev onsl ~ cond ii
the home. He Rev. %. oit. !a
Methodist 10 estant minister OF this
place, was IN charge OF the SERVICES
and internnent vas mn the churcHc eme
terry. :s ~
deceased egi rl had been IN deiis
cate Gealth for mint OF ears
!birt 9r cath came inexpecHediys
Two years ago she was conYertad "a
her home and lived consistent
Christian HE She was a child OF
sweet ;dispositi hof on u "a any
friends among her nei ghhors ana
Eseh6Qlfnates
Surviving her are her father. foilrs
sisters and Ave brothers. The sisters
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

Prcspcrity by proclamation. ].
40 admHli STRAIT Jon realizes keenly
that unless there Is a return OF pros
perity Mit hin the next twelve months
there Mill not be the sli ghtest chance
Tor a democratic. victory in 1911 This
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

insects look down upo me Il nov, but
let them wait, that's AZ |. let them
wait
And in time. sure cnongh the sun-
slightly and sunhnppyo aterpiu ar dfsap-
lpeareds inside q smoo 9th cocoon.
HE And th Ell bew hiskered bugoIo=1
Egist grabbed the cocoon with howl
OF deligh and fplunge Jed IL in preserF-
ting alcohol
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

CID itors 81 note: To-day We 4 have
Wit EHur hry Maud In the world
famous EfealIst To W. hon1 have
paid Ills -Tegul lar rate OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19

WHATS stRlIE USE?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
POTATO RECIPES.

Delicious Potatoes Wash. peel and
boil about u or Il medium sized po-
tatoes. drain on water. rub through a
sieve. add three egg yolks. two table
spoons butter. one teaspoon cream
seasoning with salt and pepper. Mix
well. put in buttered tin. brush over
With beaten whites OF eggs and put in
oven I'LL Vell Drowned.
Potatoes in Custard-Peel and fine
~ slice ie medium potatoes and place
in baking dish. Crack three fresh
eggs In howl. beat them up. add pint
OF broth or milk. season with teaspoon
salt and pepper and little grated
nutmeg: pour over potatoes and bake
about IS minutes Serve in same dish.
French Fried Potatoes-Pare pota-
toes. cut lengthwise in slices like
quartered apples 81 large potato in
or Is siicesl. drop in cold water
over night: drain on cloth and drop
in boiling water cor drippings. as pre-
ferredl. brown nicely, put in covered
dish. sprinkle with salt and send 10
table hot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
LAURA MARQUIS CIRCLE HAS
HAIAAH.

TIE Laura Marquis circle girls %
The South PARK Presbyterian ehureh
c1rd1cfsd e vsry successful bazaar and
program last evsninE Boz the church
Tnr room was allied 20 ovsrhoEinE and
the aadisne~ much snioysd a program
Eiuer b. TIE girls as foi'oEs
piauo soio-Rss. "a. q oEieres-
Exercise Electric TaE dolls. mem
b~rs Laura Marquis circle.
Vocal soiu=Lso ust.ouE
RsadirE Miss Ruth Clsvsrsttn--
Reading -tavsrus WOOD
Piano tri8-GFacs Ions. Cora Her
maur and Hazel srauidinE
After the program fancy articles rex
rugs. etc. we're sold. ore ~ ffs class
ro1@s haviaE beer fErf as q sales
raou o. the basement tee cream and
cakes we're s9'f. che Girls fisppstnE ~
practically eTsrythirE ia stock ard
realizing q generous sur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
THANKFTL INnEEn
HOW TO CARE FOR FERNS.

You can have splendid success with
ferns by following these simple direc-
tons; Every month give thorough
overhauling. cutting away all dead or
yellow fronds-Cut close 70 earth.
thus giving new fronds a chance 10
grow Unhampered; place plant in bath
tub and give good spraying with me
dium temperature water. thus getting
all dust of the fronds; give one table
spoonful of castor oil, and if you see
signs of any worms in the earth place
a few matches, heads down, in ground
Every other day-One glass Of wa
ter. medium temperature. let all water
drain through pot before returning to
jardiniere or saucer. as ferns must
not be allowed to stand in water. as
this decays the roots. Plenty OF good,
strong light; endeavoT 10 keep chill
dren and grownups from brushing
against all plants, as this is harsh
treatment they cannot stand,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SHOwTR To HONOR BRIDE.

Niss Marie N1issr vas pleasantly
surprised ~ a kitchen shower Wefnrs-
DAY evening" a. the home 81 her sister.
ttrs. carl M0Fiocs. eses Ninfh avenue
The evening passed very pleasantly
sifh music and iu o Egessire contest
che prizes Were son by Nrs. Frank
Hrutr and Mrs william Franrs The
home was preftiiy decorated in the
eniors. blue andNhife. and dainty re-
frsshm@uts vere served Miss Voikcr
eause % this country from Europe last
August and her marriage % Joseph
kurtz viii b. an event o. May IS.
Miss Martha Brsdar viii entertain next
Tuesday evening and "wednesday aft
ernoon Mrs. Fred Bruhn uiii be hos
tess 81 party % honor the bride
elect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

refrtV-sEs rs~r9eers e ere W6uau' 3
lttssiaeary seetrfv % tEe FIRST gap-
flss esgres Esfssrsd yesterday after
Heoa tn tsT Esns o. Wrs. q. y Kerr.
100 Tsi-tsesth street. f5r 80 saathiv
rreErars asF hssinsss saresinE Miss
Ntwjtts y1ass Ted ia ts~ f~Vusiaaai
services aet Mrs O. ~ Reed reviewed
taF NptI Miss5oa eaEazias. Miss
nerutsv sarErsa vas BE- charge %
ere s-gErses wkies vas % TIE Red
@ar EGsrssiseattr as4 Bessiss Ms
sl7ss tfrs George lee rad q paper
oe - e1lsis % tsisEs tka' tk~ tr4iaa
ear tsaes IS sss Kiss sssErea rad
Iiss Var v1iss a-f Fagta crspps. cell
isss Hsrrv = Williams. harpisss
Lsoearsa e. tsrssso. rg.s. Brars
tah&ss. oscs Pierre Fs-rfer. eiGriuss
Eicesrt t.iuf~ukasn Frsach horn
FrasS kEcsyusa. cozsra-hass. ard
ftsrziin Hsst. orEan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
TIE TABLE.

Beef Loaf-Four pounds beef one
pound veal and pork, one-half pound
bacon. one-half pound suet. one large
onion chopped fine. one egg. one cup
rich milk. two-thirds cup ground
bread crumbs, pepper and salt 10
taste. Grind 5eef. veal, pork, bacon
and suet all together; add other in
gradients. mix we'll. form into loaf.
bake two hours in oven in rooster
BE sure the meat is good. ALWAYS
20 10 the butcher and bay the meat,
then have butcher grind it. and IL is
sure 10 be good.
German Dandelion Salad - Two
quarts dandelions washed and cut in
pieces. two onions sliced, salt and
pepper. mix. Have ready three slices
bacon fried brown and cut in small
pieces. 10 which add pinch of -four,
sugar and one cup vinegar When
cool. pour over dandelions and gar
nish with hard boiled eggs. Sliced
boiled potatoes may be added.
Fairy Cream Cake-Two cups sugar.
two-thirds cup butter. one cup milk.
ga cups -four. one-fourth cup corn
starch. three even teaspoons baking
powder. whites OF seven eggs. vanilla
to taste Cream butter. add sugar,
beating we'll. then egg. -four with corn
starch and baking powder. This
makes two cakes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
FAKE SAUSAGE.

one cup grated chocolate. one cup
Erauulatcd SUGAR. three teaspoonfuls
vanilla. one-fourth pound almonds.
one-half cup powdered sugar. Two
whites % eEEs.
Binneh and chop almonds into fine
pieces. Crush sugar with a rolling
pin on a baking board. and crate the
chocolate. Beat up whites Of eggs
iu a sauce pan. then heat them over
n-r and stir with a spoon until warm.
Add chocolate. sugar and almonds,
and stir until mixture Is hot. Re-
move from FIRE. add vanilla. pour hot
mixture on tho powdered sugar and
sucad Az on baking board. Form into
one large sausage or several smaller
ones Allow 20 dry Tor IL hours. then
slice and serve.
This o. very delicious sweetmeat
and much fun can be had by serving
these fake sausaEes on a platter NJ a
meal where there are guests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The May meeting OF the Ladies'
Sewing society OF Bethany home will
be held Monday afternoon in the home
% Mrs. J. r. Reid. 1919 Eighth ave
nuc. Members are asked 10 attend.
The monthly meeting OF the Rock
Island County Humane society will be
held Monday morning. May 10. in the
Office % Or. wv Stewart. in the
Safety building
Court OF Honor No. 81 will meet for
It's regular monthly session wednes-
day. May -. in Odd Fellows temple.
After the business session there will
he n box sociabie and dancing 10 good
music. Members are urged 20 attend
this meeting.
The Queen Esther guild OF the Mem
oriai Christian church will meet with
Mrs. T. s. Mccall. llo5 Twenty-frst
street. Monday evening Mrs. Mccall
will be assisted by Miss Violet Strupp
and Mrs. Fred Loomis.
The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Rock
Island County Humane society will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs y.
?. Tucker. 1913 Seventeenth street.
This will be a program meeting and
members are asked TO be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
CLEANING HINTS.

Sweet oil viii remove finger marks
on vanished furniture, and kerosene
from oiled furniture.
Salt viii remove the stain from
silver caused by eggs when applied
dry with a soft cloth.
Clean satin slippers of any color
with denatuTed alcohol.
Straw hats may be cleaned with
piece of velvet dipped in alcohol.
Rub a piece of crinoline over suede
or velvet shoes, purses. etc This
viii remove dirt, rub up the pile, and
make them look Ike new
Camphor removes peach stains
Ink stains on linen are removed by
chlorofOFm.
Scorches viii disappear il diluted
peroxide is applied
When washing or cleaning dresses.
wooden or cotton, hang on a coat
hanger on the clothes line and the
garment viii retain its shape and
will also be easier TO iron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SOCIAL EVENTS

Jogruy read letters from missionaries
a. three indlan stations Mrs. r II.
Holman. mo for the last three meet
iaEs las been telling the stoTy o; Red
nirt 'hs fndian. finished the story
yesterday. telling % farming among
lk@ Iadians ana The white Man's
Way A. she business session reports
Eer~ read from TO called meetings
held during the month for the purpose
% voting m0usy Tor the redemption %
enc coi1rrd Baptist eharch. the so
eisty having voted So towards that
fand amer the business session and
program refreshments Ecrs served.
Mrs Kerr being assisted By Mrs ". l.
Io-es. Mrs a. ~ CRAIG. Mrs. r. @.
suaners. MFs. Frances koiis and
Nrs. FRED Gasiu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
rttN Flnry FOK HTTnANY HOuT

FF ere r1rfttT meeting % fns sel-
eas.anst r1rsniffF~ o. bethany home.
Fe.f yesterday tr tbe Manufacturers
h8Frf .r Wsti1r. plans were completed
Cor ere bridge party f1 Dr. stver. Tues
faF WAY O.. sf fhr home ~ tfrs Wal
ter Hcsrrfr.f. ir tfis eitv Each mem
ber % che committee wtit isVitr guests
~rolEh s1 EUr at least ore fable ~
bridge All rfrv rrrrs wfIr b. Charged
Urrrrseurrss viii o. served after the
games TIE c1mmlffr~ also selected
rflss Irrrfr Graham % ttis eitg 80
Eisfrrrarf~r teacher az Bethany home
vhr VIII serve during ere summer
-1r~rNs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
srNxrE HoxT FoE GIRLS.

cu@fortshis srf eel equipped sun
nee ee-taEs a. ths Wsseh Tossr 90 ths
girls % tks uassnpart Led Had
eiub. % ~ gssd az their sE-rzsr bone
ts-ugEs tss sumner Esoaths IRE
cottage - composed % ave Rooms to
esassifst bfx po-eass serssus. IN. sisc-
trtc tEks. ssisphoas. hard and soft
ssfsF. as4 toilet facilities. an1 house
kssptaE s1sipusrt. TIE cottage e ST.
a pssS- 90 VIA Us esn tsarh tEs
tnehas. Ms Fauf Wagner told %
Crow ta4tsn Nisslo1s~ Miss Youus
spoSr q tss sors Gozs ~ Miss Click
amssx ths Ftsfs ta4izns sad Mrs =
10 S,4Fs told % the ~Cksysase Ia
1azs' Ccavsrgoa-- Ma Tnczas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
BATcHTEEs ETrErvT - MEN.
HES

Twelve SEQ rsre1t~rs Hsrs aGtef 20
Fs= us-ta-s Frirfrhi~ terf SO -.
ua1FsfFrs ~ rrssra1s. az fhs regular
G1ett.V hasr~~ss rf~esirE t~'f last
rVe~f~s lei frua-taf tatl is sse rnart
house Wfse ss~sr affisi1rs see nism-
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