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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

'1sE wea 5fass 1tGEsss wareses. tsg
seesef sFreeF
wednesday aHsrrssa az f.se ts~
Jsa.sr society vf.t &FeF al ere eesres
Wfrwreg e-svFr s=rtje=s wfr BE-
Gra5 wednesday rVe~5sE Az tsr e44sea
broadway rrsssgfsrtaa =rr5s eve
EeE sE r.sl ere rae-relT aseestaE o.
ere session VIII pei erlt
Wednesday eeFsHE Ff ESQ mE-
Vr-t rrsvrr services utT BE- bed ar
ere eaares wlrs ssr saEr IRE VIA
COWS oeee Towards Iergsais@.
fEars-sv sttFrreo~ az 4 tsF Izasas
sssTe-fsiae erers AL ere eagres.
STAY will s- deserved as woEErss-
cav v.7s "a special service Fsrtie5s
ts tF ere SGrfsv seaa6l ert eazres
rs- rfssaF. Rev + p Wits11 wilf take
as his these ~Besot9 Thy yfotksF. o.
ara r-Ess~rs are ASKED 90 wear d car
r-atlea ta Eoa1r of rzaskrr
Soufh PARA Frssbytsrian-This evs-
airs ere Yo4sE Peoples society viii
meet is c41ettlv bssin~ss aaI social
srss.rr ss ere eEsreh.
"Wednesday aftrruooa ~ 4sfs the
Jaat1- assoctasi1r aitf h1id its month
o. EissiTc rases5aE Prayer services
vii b. held a. 1850 and tss teacher
trataiaE class wiIi meet a; Sis az the
esgrch
FRIDAY evening ths Laura Marquis
citcls viii eoaGget a bazaar and en-
tsFtaizmsat az the church.
Triuify Episeopai-Triuity Boys
eiEh meets tkls svsniaE a. : o'clock
&C. TIE Fartss house
uorcas Euilf Vii meet this evening"
az gao.
TIE vssszs~rt zuii4 has aftoarued
foT che Summer nsnnths
s. EIimb~th's EgitG viii meet 20 the
parlsh house Tges6av svsailE a. ESQ.
TFtalty zgsi6 vii aasst a. ths par
ish house Wednesday aftsFzooa .;
. 90
THs regular rsouthiy meeting % ths
vsstry vii - hsia az the parish house
THURSDAY evening" 81 : o'eioeE-
First Baptist-Fraysr services Wed .
zsssiay evening" a. ESQ viii ~ follow /
80 ~ a sssttax % tks Sunday school .
tsacker&
TIE goEtHtT -zssslzE % tAe Won 4
zG's Aftssios society viii - held Fri /
fsv afscruooa a. $50 az th~ hozs os
Ms = " Kerr. rs Thirtsczth street; .
Mss porushy SssErsn wiii b. the
lsass- ss< tie topic vtii b. The Ia
ilaaS E4Eez;iCa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
SOCIAL EVENTS

aisr took place a. ths K4issrho: so;si
TIE happy couple Wi!i sp~ae snort
koaeT=oor - CsfeaEo saf % thssr re-
tara wfil hs az kozs % frisefs a. 1905
Nsss Thirs stree Davenport TIE
eassurz~ % .Es brfes vas q BeiEium
bsas ecst saif viih q Waite crepe Dc
ekisr blogss. Her lat % sad eoioFeG
ssraw vas trimmed in blue piumss-
TIE groom fs = eabiuef maker for fae
wotine pisao company. aaf has lived
10 Dzvsap0-- for several years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

fw5u meet lz fsr pastors staty this
FreslaE az sas1 O'Clock for see regular
mFsElEE
The study % the book % JOB Wed
sssaag FesnlaE az ths prayer service
~t.l b~Eia wi'a tae talrt chapter.
TIE Ladies. Aid society viii hold q
e1rrs az tke h6ear % 1trs 90 s. cable.
t.lEateTrtb aeFHge and Fturrufh
street.. -azFsssV aftrrroCu. STAY g.
trosa Q t1 @ 6'et9eG
The eao5r viii give o. PLAY srrfi~d
rss Sew MiaistTF- Friday evening
,iaT it
German Msthedist-Tbs Ladies. Afd
soei~tT wiit meet Thursday afternoon
a. g o'clock uith SITS. r. HafsI. lt95
seeon4 avenue.
Imnanusi's German Lutheran-Thr
NnaaE Peoples society viii meet
Tuesday evening Ia the elsbrooms.
The Ladies society meets Wednes-
eaT aftsrroon with Mrs ~ Leuz. $500
EiEhtesatn avenue.
The Womau's Mission society vfIi
meet Taursaay afternoon with Mrs. J.
seitz. 1911 Fourteenth street
spencer Memorial Methodist
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Ald
society viii meet with Mrs. Roy Hon-
man. szt Forty-sscond street.
Thursday evening az $50 there will
b mass meeting % the men % the
congregation az the church and all
men connected with the church are
asked 20 attend.
Thursday evening az 1850 there will
bs held a union meeting of the Official
board and sunday school board az the
church
Cottage prayer services viii be held
Friday evening IN the home o: Mrs
e ". BgeksFt. go FoTty-fourth
street.
Memorial Christian 80 M!d-week
prayer services viii be held wednes-
DAY evening a. 7;ao az the church.
thursday afternoon the Ladies' asa
society viii meet with Mrs. ?. ~. bar
nett. 1854 Fourth avenue.
German Evanxelieal-The Young
Peoples society will hold n business
and social session tAis evening az the
church
Tuesday evening the choir ~iii nee;
for rehearsal az the church
Thursday and FrieAy afternoon and
sveair< the Ladies' society will con
duet = coffee aaf bazaar AZ the church.
Programs viii be given az the even
sn< @ssilsxs both cAy4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
MRS. LOTRIE HOSTESS BRIDGT.

Mrs. r r. Lourie az her home on
the blum in Moline Saturday, entertain
cd az bridge party. the ladies pivot
ing a. nine tables. Corsage bouquets
% pink and white sweet peas were
given as favors az each table. the gifts
falling 20 Mesdames Earl TarbOx.
Charles Dunn. z. II. Gardner. Miss
Mary Anthony. Mesdames r. ?. Nut
ting. Charles White. Harry Ainsworth
and c G. sloan Quantities OF lovely
garden flowers arranged in baskets
and vases filed the house with their
fragrance and made IL most attractive.
\ lunch was served in courses after
the games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
nELFLRs, rIRCLE - sTFrER.

~ tt~ Nav meeting % the H~iperE'
circle % kiEE's Daughters held sat
arfaV az thr bone 90 1trs g. o. First.
1875 Tvrafirth street. plans wrrr
ea@ piFreG f7F a progressive supper t1
be- Es,f FRIDAY. STAY ss from 90 q
o.eteeS me various courses % tE~
ginasF witi b. served is homes % tEr
asmbers. tEr f-ss Co. 30 served ar thr
bose 6s NtFs. o. g. cable. ElEkfrFath
svsags sua FlftsTrrh street. The ser-
osf eserss will - 20 Else hozrr o.
Wrs. g. o. Eijvis. EiEsteeEsh avrru~
and aerfv-ssr1rf street. shr third at
FEe bose ~ Mrs. g.. G. carter. $3.50
EsEtseHEs svsssr. and Mrs, 81. e Cas-
EF~t t6gs IWeEti=fE street The f1arta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Litrir Rock Ark. siay s.-Gen. J.
q. Gibbons e1mmaELCr-in-chief %
ArsansaE division. q. C. v. has chosen
for sponsor Co represent Arkansas az
tEe annual reunion OF confederate vet
erars iu Richmond. Va. On Nav. one
of the states most beautiful young
women. For this much cherished hon
OF be- has appointed Miss Martha Hin
% Fort Smith. who comes from a dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

tinEuished line. She Is the daughter
of Hon. Joseph II. Hill. former chief
justice of Arkansas. who was voted by
the recent legislature $4,000 as addi-
tional compensation for his services as
special counsel in fighting the Arkan-
Eas railroad rate cases through the
courts. She is the granddaughter. on
the patcrnal side. OF 1t Gen. D. Il. Hill
and on the maternal side Of Brig. Gen.
u. II. Reynolds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
yTARSHMAJLOW FROSTNGS.

Put a layer of split marshmal-
lows on a baked layer cake. Put in
hot oven till melted TO paste, then
put cake together and frost
Boil six tablespoons sugar and
two of milk (do not stir for six min
utes. Melt one-fourth pound marsh
maIlows in double boiler. When melt
ed 10 a paste, add two tablespoons hot
water and cook smooth, then add the
hot sugar and milk mixture beating
all the time until partly cold Add
oue-half teaspoon vanilla extract ana
spread between cake layers before
cold
3-The white of one egg Vveli beat
en- added TO three tablespoons pulyer-
lied sugar, q little vanilla; frost large
square crackers. top each one with
Brown in quick over
minute and you have very dainty
coOky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Nfes w1rtae sears a. s~r bore 20
Sears sef--ralrsd ssr efas. tss Q <
ssrfs Trtfsv arF~eaoe. he aftsF-
econ passed EN- ETsFraf s1eiae.iity.
ere Fa1rE v1rs- r,sTFf cards aef
re- hostess s-rrFf FatrrT rFfrrsf-
---ts fs- rsaal Jolly timr beisr se-
F-f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
STRPRISED On BIRTHDAY.

Carbon Cliff. Ill. May 3.-James
Thompson was happily surprised AT
hts home Saturday evening by q large
company % relatives and friends on
the occasion OF his 5.th birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Thompson, with the
aid OF relatives. had planned the
AFFAIR. and had succeeded IN keeping
her husband completely In the dark
until the company swooped down up
on him iu the quiet Of his home. 4 fine
rcpast was served late in the evening,
Mr. Thompson was left numerous
gifts as a reminder OF the event.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
rDerw0Sp naTaH ANB SAN.

ne Laf-s 40 society of Ee8s-
wood Harsis- rssreF Will E1.f a MsT
sa-ff a-e tazar EFflessfsT astssa1oa
al tes hsm~ of tfrs FraaE Ssisos.
slF Ferry -seea-G ssrF~t. TIE e6@s
saar~r arf casey seasss vii b. pFst-
r.r decorated var Stay covers a-4
sasf-rrf-s sat r. rsssssesf rroEraa VII
b. r.r-s farisF tf~ sane period % 49,
afsrrraes Ta~ proceeds uitt Be for
sa= seeerf 81 ere azafsT seeGef e.
sa-sn--F ~ ere eksref nose ta
@fsrr- ar fa- AFFAIR isv.t= every oar
Cd aFr=rG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

and parboil in sailed water 10 min
utes. Drain and dip in beaten egg.
then in cracker crumbs. Fry in deep
fat till brown. Make q brown gravy
by thickeniug one tablespoon fat, two
cups milk with two tablespoons flour.
Arrange meat on platter and pour over
the sauce.
Delicious Pie-Fix fresh pork ham
as for the creamed dish, only add sew
eral potatoes and two onions. Season
with salt and pepper and cover with
a crust. Make crust as follows; Two
cups -four. two teaspoons baking pow
der. salt; mix into this two-thirds cup
lard. Add enough cold milk or water
to make a dough. Roll out one inch
thick. punch holes in it. Place over
meat and bake in hot oven till brown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
LICENSED TO WE'D

He-Didn't IL ever occur 10 you that
/ was In love with you? She-Certain-
iy. Haven't you ever noticed me
laughing TO myself? - Philadelphia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Sal srrasEs=zsrts Esgs bss@ eu-zplet-
- wEs-stT Gee as tss ssasors szssizai
treats ts assured Boa artists e~i-E
vel arE fave-aslT fnaws tsFouxsq,sf
ere frs-eiFfrs a large ssssafsres e. i1es-
80 r1r rteFrrs VII BE- o. sale az
kas.ss-r Ar seeeel Cable szzste store
aaf 0se~a sr4E ss1Ts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
ALMOND ROLLS

one layer white cake favored with
vanilla.
Use cake pan nine inches square
and one and one-haIf inches deep
By cutting seven strips each about
one and one-quarter inches one way
and three inches the other way VIII
make 81 oblongs.
Spread oblongs all over with cream
paste made with three-quarters
pounds of soft sweet butter mot
meltedD, creamed with one pound Oh
powdered sugar and one tablespoon
full of sweet cream.
Beat smooth.
Roll cream covered oblongs N
Drowned almonds which have been
put through fine food grinder.
KEEPS MILK COOL WITHOUT ICt.
Milk may be kept sweet during
these first warm days before ice 10
taken regularly by placing in a shsl-
low pan in which is an inch or two Oh
water. Cover the bottles completely
with wet cloth so that the ciosh
touches water in the pan and set u
open window or wherever breeze ou.
no sun Will strike it. The cloth VIII
remain damp. but the constant eFap
Grafton keeps the milk cool
All the news all the time-rhs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

also visited In the city at various
times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
kEEPS MILk COOL WITHOUT ICE.

All the news all the time-rhs
ArguS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Memorial Christian = Mls-wI

Memorial Christian Mld-weeS
prayer services will Be held wednes-
DAY evening a. ESQ az the church.
thursday afternoon the ladies' asa
society viii nee; with Mrs. =. ~. Bar
nett. 1854 Fourth avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Martins FERN Club

The Woman's club OF Martins Ferry
has issued very attractive year books
for their new season. which has fits
opening September 10 with an outing
followed by the first OF the regular
meetings October Z.
The directors are Edna Crowl Tur.
ner. Mary Blaekwood Alpaugh and Sue
Dittmar Selby. and the officers are:
observation-disclosures Porter Hill
First vice Blanche Mar.
tin Lupton.
Second vice president-virginia ST.
Clair Monks.
Recording secretary-Anna Ralston
Kerr.
Corresponding secretary Lora
Smythe Hervey.
Treasurer-Isabel Wallace Drennen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
FORMER GOVERN NOR
Hon. A. 3. White Was in City Yester-
Day Attending ceremonies Of Shrin-
ers.

Hon. Albert p. White. OF Parkers-
burg. former governor OF West Vir-
einia. spent yesterday in this city. at.
tending the ceremonies OF the Shrin-
ers. which were held AZ Wheeling
Park, coincident with the visit to this
city OF Imperial Potentate Smith.
Governor White is a prominent Ma
son. and is potentate OF Nemesis TEN.
pie. Shriners. at Parkersburg He was
elected TO represent that temple at the
grand council which will be held next
month. AT Seattle. Mich. but declared
yesterday that he will be unable to
make the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Pineapple Jelly.

Pare and dice four fresh. sxee;
pineapples. add one pint Of clear water
and let come slowly 20 boiling point:
lei stand Al boiling point and gently
simmer Tor half an hour. theu cool
slightly and strain. To each pint o.
the juice add three-Qusrters Of a pin,
OF sugar. boil twenty minutes. skim
ming carefully. then turn into Jelly
glasses This Is good for a salad Jelly
or with eustard. as well as N cake
or sandwich nlllnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

tinudllnu OF foliage concluding With 4
small leaf pattern az either end. This
pattern - embroidered IN punch work
There arc several things IN punch work
g. which particular attention must he
PAID. The hrsf Is the needle. then
cvcnncss ~ stitch and a careful han
dina of the material Always use =
hoop Needles arc specially manufao-
turcd for this kind ~ work. and no
other should be- substituted m fact. no
other can be substituted without ieop-
ardKing the success Of ones work To
lcVin this stitch The thread must be
fastened 20 the wrong side Of the ma
t,rial hy tying study the rows a. dots
carefully Now bring the needle %
through the FIRST dot IN The second row
and bring q ouf again 7f ne hrst dot AZ
the second row. and pull the thread no
quite tight After the thread has been
dfaSu up FIRMLY ~ the completion Of
The hrst stitch. insert 'he needle again
81 frr FIRST DO; M the first row. bot This
time. instead bring o. out a. the second
dot in The second row Then The other
stitch goes straight up and down from
one dot to the other right beneath %
These stitches are really the only ones
used 90 this work. They are merely re-
fcaicd from du' to dot and row 90
row The leaves arc worked ir ont
line sutch and the eycieis arc made
ohl0ng and arc large enough for lin-
geric ribbon o. ~ threaded These
are oyerworked IN regulation eyelst
stitch
The embroidery pattern illustrated
and described herein. Together with
40 others covering AT possible uses.
are included Boz the Innovation I'm.
broidsry Pattern Dmft' now being
prevented by this newspaper. az cV-
planned elsewhere IN thc.c columns
Scallops are necessity for the neck
and sleeves of an lingerie. and must
b carefully treated for IN MANY ir
stances q is here that The beatrtv Of
lingerie work hcs The new suv-ione
cheuise Is the most couvenisnt par-
mont imaginable OF course. the ~
vclope part % not very ncv, bot thc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
social Tuesday Evenlno

strawberry and ice cream social
Is 10 be held the evening OF Tuesday
June is. at the Wesley NJ. r. church
10 which the public is cordially invited
Several booths have been arranged
with delicious array Of good things
The following being in charge:
Candy and cakes-Miss Elma Glib.
bons.
Straweberries-Mrs. Blanche Good
win.
Ice cream-Mrs. James Daley.
PIE and strawberry shOrtcake-Miss
Little.
Parcel post-Miss Laura Caldsbaugh
Sandwiches and coffee-Mrs. VIM
Crosby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
Cross Country Walk.

The young ladies OF the Y. W. c. a.
are to enjoy another OF their tramps
inaugurated this spring. and TO which
all the girls OF the association are In
vited. AIS has been chosen a. the
hour OF departure and al are TO meet
at the building. Plans are to be set
going for the appointment OF a com
mittee who will choose inter-waiting
spots TO visit and arrangements made
for several picnics In the near lu-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

An announcement OF considerable In.
terrst was made yesterday. DISCLOSING
the fact 81 the engagement OF Miss
Anna Robinson. a well known voune
lady Of Triadelphia. 10 Mr Robert
ozark. Young business man Of thls
CITY Their wedding win be- a pretty
event % next "wednesday. June rs. and
VIII DO solemnizcd at The home N the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs g. S
Robinson. Rev. Jacob Ruble. uncle of
tho bride. viii oniciate and viii be 49,.
sisted by Rev l. u Ieveilyn. Of the
stone Presby terrain church. her pastor
After wedding trip through the
easi the Young people viii make their
home In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
CRACKED THE SAFE.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. ". Va. June IL
Professional cracksmen broke into
the Chicago Dairy Company's store in
the heart OF the retail section early
this morning and opened the safe
without the use of tools or explosives.
but got only s73 for their trouble.
County bloodhounds failed to pick up
a trail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

The closing meeting Of the woman's
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
Maynard Kimberland, OF Park View.
Wednesday. June Is. This is TO be a
musicale, and an extensive program: OF
the most beautiful musical selections
Will be given by performers OF well
known ability. This club has attained
a high state of perfection. and oil their
events are pleasantly anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

Boil six eggs and cut in halves. put.
ting the whites aside. Mash the yolks
with large spoonful OF butter. two
sponnfuls OF bread crumbs. one boiled
carrot chopped fine. and salt and pep.
per TO taste. FIN the whites with this
mixture. garnish with lettuce or cress
and serve with cold sliced ham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
Pineapple sno~bsIl.

Line outtered cups with a LAYER OF
hot boiled rice. Place in the center
shredded and sweetened pineapple
Cover with a layer OF rice. then steam
Tor forty minutes Turn out and
serve with grated pineapple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
Tennla Club Dame

The Wheeling Tennis club has is
sued invitations for the second infor-
NAL dance. which is to be held at the
Stratford Hotel. Wednesday evening.
June 10th. Messrs. Tom Cummins.
Joe Jefferson and R f. Bowie are TO
have charge OF the arrangements.
This second AFFAIR will prove quite as
delightful as the former one and is
being quite eagerly anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
Y. M. c. 4. MEETING
VIII Be Marked by Closing Session OF
Sideons' Convention-President
Moore to Speak.

Tho session OF the Convention OF the
"Gideons'. being held in the city that
will be OF special interest to the pub.
lie. will be the special mass meeting
10 be held in the Y. NJ. G. \. building.
Sunday afternoon az 3 O'Clock. al
which Mr.. A. u. T. Moore. of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, will be the speaker.
Special music will be feature of the
meeting Every body is cordially in.
Vited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
Eaa Salad.

Boil six eggs and cut In halves
Arrange nicely on bed OF lettuce:
season with salt. pepper. vinegar and
oil A spoonful OF finely chopped pars
ley Is sprinkled on the whole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

QueStion--poes one congratulate me
bride of the groom or both
Repiy-if on" wishes to do Just the
night thin believe one congratulates
the groom and wishes the bride happi-
ness. Ry the Wav ~ one wishes to he
ultra right. one ConEratulstes another
only when one j. or has been In q STINT
lar position. OtherwiH. one fencitates
RUTH CAMERON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth cameron.)
The Psychology of Obsession,

what causes obsessionsF
hoN 90 people get into the state of
Hlhd IN which their fear OF some die
aster becomes a mania untrammcled by
reason or common sense?
having natural teuuency IN the d.
rection OF obsessions I have studied
their psychology very carefully ann
nave come TO the following conclusion
An obsesslon consists In getting into
the state OF mind where you do NO,
STOP TO reason about the possibility OF
we ming you dread happening but Jump
ana concentrate upon the dire conre-
quences u II should happen.
Could the BASKET Really Catch Aar.1
For instance. the woman with an oh
session on nre does not stop to reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
SOCIETY
Garden Party

Yesterday afternoon Miss Nancy
AAtthevs entertained a number OF her
little friends very delightfully."- az the
nome OF her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
Arch v. Matthews. OF Echo Point. The
hours from until were merrily
spent with games. and the serving OF
an attractive luncheon vas one OF the
pretty features. With pink roses used
lavishly in the decorations. The guests
were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

COLUMBUS. June s.-That Ohio ba-
bies be fed pasteurized or certified
milk during the summer Is the advice
given by officials Of the state health
department They also urge that the
milk be kept cold. Death follows I'm
the wake OF hot weather" declared Dr.
+. F. Campbell. secretary OF the state
board OF health. More than "a per
cent OF the deaths in Ohio are OF
children under 8 years. Improper feed
Ing kills the majority OF those who die
under years of age. Those deaths
are preventable. Pure milk is the kew
TO the situation. II mothers cannot
AFFORD a regular refrigerator, they
should simply pack the babies milk
In bucket full OF ice or an old box"
The same advice should be given TO
Wheeling mothers. They must pro-
tect their babies health and TO do this
they should feed them United Dairy
Milk-every drop perfectly pasteur-
lied. or IL they prefer Certified Milk,
they can get Hin Top Farm Certified
MIX from the same company. Both
telephones. Deliveries made every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

An obSession - q cancer or the viii
II grows by what 70 feeds on The time
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You may wonder how car know
what go~s on In auotber's nina.
don know, only reconstruct by
analogy.
You see. as I before remarked Z ba,.
a strong tendency In that direction nv
self. and the other night wnsu W /.
on the verge or giving way to a.. I stou-
ped and analysed my feeling { was IN
a friend b home. was the last person
10 leave the bathroom for the night an 4
az I clambered into bed I Tounr trv-efr
wondering n ] had turned or the water
sock 1T would he terrible n that
should overflow" I found mvscif think
ing. It's right over the living room
and water would ruin that new cefffns
actually started To climb out OF bed
and make sure and then I restrained
mNself. You know perfectly well YOU
turned IL on. I told myself. And even
VI you nadn I. o. course there T. an
extra outlet IN the bow. You cant re-
member ". hut there always is You
aren't looking at the thing reasonably.
!, You are simply thinkin,E, - how terrible