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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
SOCIAL ANN0TNCENENTs.

The Norwegian willing Workers will
meet vith Mrs. oiof Nelson. 1910 Sew
~nteenth avenue. Moline. Thursday aft
eruoou
Tho TRICKY Embroidery club Will
BE- entertained Thursday afternoon in
che home % Mrs. ~. L. STANCE. 1908
s~r~ntr@rth street. Moline. IN the last
raerslaE % the season. Members ar
asked % attend a. plans viii BE- made
20 fhis time for the annual picnic
Mrs. Edna J. Rounds vii present a
short PLAY. - Souls Prayer az Col
ssnbia hail. Twrnty- street and
F'inh avenue. thursday. June -. AZ
20 o'clock. Tho play illustrates
sacred s1sE % soui'a Prayer composed
b. tfrs R1unds-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

a mr3eru easine &C. dependent 20 n
Large e8trat upon automatically work
iaE VALVES f8F see ~Heienev. bat the
perfected valve vas invrutrd By na-
f1rr ard applied 60 ths human body
long before mankind began 20 dream
os steam o. sas enEines- We dignity
this valve bv the name % episi0ttiE.
ard most 90 us know something about
&c. tt is situated at che hack % the
mouth 4uss vherr che air passage and
food passage cross ft iE the function
81 che rpislu'fia Co close the w-indpipc
automatically ever time Nc swallow
food ff 60 asa not. every particle %
food uo1id choke us. This valve works
uifE more automatic precision than
ans ever placed on an engine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
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training sesael usFses6rr. erssetssF-
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sHrsF wrsF ~ E-Vrafs ere saFtq
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.rfs rH- frtF wss "a eaess.sfs sgf-
ar.sr FT fs- serases veF we're essr
vegnf Fs enc usea tslsst S0uEssFe
fFoof E Was rer vlEee1s srevtsE
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lir9rs Showed sEses CD GET on sE rf-
gts. Wsss=r ssf rsVlsf H.tEs set4 ts
ger e9 sEsEs. rasV ess,lf arrived Ar
Esvusuts where UeT were @eF o.
nrsr large sgFscsss..-s decorated ls
8enFaHrs ssf fsF1F FesFs green sHE
Ver wgB aset FsErs OBJ FsF Na.-
HaUl bone WHs vsE f fssr
wHlrF was SERVED al seses EEs
rsufE uff-s rrHrrsfr-f rsrrs s-.Frs
Bv 'ts.tst.Hf themselves srf rerfT
nIFE else rHr e7E see H aeaaet
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class .e'rFs rer greece ssE
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vfrf tat tr" str essess-
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eFr EHa.r.t Fsr eraerF nj r.T Fssls u.r-
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piano ess rtHa ssrt 81 tfss geHsrsfF
Ne sal 1fss Wfrr N-eEFtr t'fz-s
we're Er- r7r sseeF games eerVers
.s.sFs-s ssf tF Fss eng Itass Er0lF
sfsF ss fs- Bess-ss gave Fsr EaasF fF
r3s seerF class. Mss Edwards tsFT
reed Fs- class tsaHrr followed 81 rEF
class prophecy sfaa ffss oGr5es.
aefs Etsasrs Mss tslsss sr ere ses-
hsrs ssrr rsst enc Vilf sef ss tEF close
me reseoese was EfVer o. wass SIC
.@leeFu ne vsasE waesFs were fsss
escorted t7 ere eart5rs Were fseT
were seE-sssEesf wfE mssfF a~f
sfssrs asHu uar foe sEer rrtgfa 90
tsvee.fs vsrre FesV tsft ae thr o..
ssafss-H Fra1s ART rst1Fesf t8 tfsrrT
hospital repast5eE ere very best bird
5f e. tlrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
HApT aao
HOME
pQeBLT1S
mrs ELrzAetru THe1lsoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am IS years
old and am going with a boy 81. We
went together for two months and
then he went west, but ne said he
would be back inside of two months.
l got letters and cards from him
about three times a week until the
last of the second week. Then he
wrote: Guess we had better quit"
I answered his letter and said l did
not think so. You see, l thought a
great deal of him After he got back
got a letter saying that he wanted
to have a talk with me and if I want
ed TO see him 10 let him know when
to come. I set the date, but he did
not show up. Then l wrote and ask
ed why he did not keep his date. He
told me the truth, that ne was calling
on another girl. He also said that he
was sorry and hoped that we could
be close friends again. Then there
was a party At my cousins and l ask
ed him TO go. but told him that if he
didn't want TO. 20 tell me. He took
me. We had a long talk and every
thing was Strengthened out so that We
started TO go together again. He
thought that I did not care for him
because I did not kiss him goodbye
when he went west. Now we are
sweethearts. Do you think that I
did right and that our love will last?
81 AS he has not enough money TO
start housekeeping for a year or two,
do you think il would be all right 10
keep our engagement secret2
90 Ny parents have never objected
10 my going with him. Do you think
they will now? II they do object, do |
you think We ought 20 quit?
"a He wants me TO write another
girl and tell her about our engage |
ment- Should I?
90 He and the other girl are still
DO you think he ought .
10 drop her as long as he is engaged?
90 I do not think that one who 1
loves truly can be jealous. Do you?
\ SWEETHEART.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
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M IAEkfv.


A aai@f hus Bea1fif4f wsf.ttEf vas
mat shleh soos siae. sssar'fsg astsr-
noon az o'eioct ef Sacred tfsaft
csfAolc ehareH wa@a Mss uaitoo
rasxs@. daaanssr 81 afr ant Mrs faEs
q naszre. 900 Twenty salFt street. be-
esms tas brids af tfsfrT Tasepa Lar
xia. son 81 Nc aad 4fs G. . Larsis.
ssa rhfrfietA street a. enc te9ofat=fi
hoar Mrs. Msriet tlsforT a. ths or
xsa played tas bridal eaafss frera
Lan@nErfa a. ths BriGaf party eaf-fed
ne sanefaarY tn ErffFsrisid. pa. ss
Aana Lafsia. sisfef 81 enc grocer. en-
teref walsiaa alone followed bT fae
srife vim Her fafsess rhe1 were met
o. sne alftf ~ ffs Efeocs aet BIS
Brofher. Charles tasfsfa. vGe served
aim a. best maa rGr ceremony GOT
level 81 frneflrflon vas performed
By Be- q q owen. assisted tr llar
eld aad George euses. grofHrrs ef fer
Brids Who served 40 aeeiTtFs Iar
aanble efaa eefemong vas esed par
fna enc Brnnf Ief.ag Nf7s tfsfrtrff tas--
nia 4nd lee laFtI1. sfsfsr sat beafsrr
n enc hrpfe sang 'J eattftf.s '1
tlief fad we're fss SEED ar Mss Nay
estlIHsHrr sfsaIHa f1s "rsaf-ftfa Ergo
A. me close af fgr ceremony ttfel9nt
nHaer. branrf af rae bfafs sang 20
lage Vam rFulF Lamont na5Err taf
Willard Eaftls SERVED af 1sHrra. fHr
enurrH aiftF vas ua8trd WIN palms
AMI fsrus aaH wuHfs rs ant aiaf
e4fHarans Ia rltbafafF grs me
Bfid- wore q FraFr0l6f sf af etrq
Bhln sHese 0fN1sv FtEeft WIN VINE
naf. and sHn wore a. srfstae br9fH-t
or Bfns and wHIfa sweet peas Act
aiiee % fBe ttGrF ttrf 1rHaaarut was
tne GU af enc groom. r. tsFsiifrrr 7f
diamonds ant nesfi. ttef tl.sudtat
wsa dressed a vBfs veffc rfaaf1i'.+r
sd in siat rsaeHalrs fat bee flowers
we're yellow f1srs
The cersnoaF vts ts7svef bT
eatifsn dluHrr served m Hr pHf'afs
ON fHr seeHna Door 81 GIe Sew Harper
where sifars were assoJ rsf f earfa.taE
6f ~ nalle au er uraarfe OF tar et.a-
lsa 81 Wa brute tad groom faf t
fs,y intimate rFirada tbe fables we're
trcorafslt win 60as ssd vHEtr rtrnt
SONS n gtf effect op o. me't8d OF aiaes
sad FERNS rHr urtas warr ts Hrf
dianer aa~a BHt Gtfrtt s.t "tt
fftperq af aH.r Efsx aef 4aI .H
\ sad Bef flowers vers 9i8s fH.t FHf
sweet 8eBs tHd 8Urs sf enc vt.'rr
Sfr sBd AtFs Gsrss9 .eu yesterday
afternoon f1r s8 eastern ve.tfIaE fr'b.
ant otter N8a RI was nc sf HaHr t'
ssga Nineteenth fFraac where t 1apr
h BrrBafrd rHr Brbis attended
aiafv's acaslruig sE Waafaea. Caaa...s.
aad graduated rFam st4Uar ttfFvs
toaiemv a. pmaaa, Neb she s t
gouna Nouaa 81 eea1fsril character
4ad has may frIaads STE tltfsH
graduated cfam rae saest Flss school
cat g. che secretary sad general e.ta-
sarr % ghe Gacis tsasaf sand a Gravel
ecmpaav
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Mss HrTCHINS FrPus " RI.
CITAi.

a aumbef % tss piano pupiis %
Hiss Leaa Hutektns entsrtsiurd ~ a
recital Saturday astsFuo0a in the aud
ifaFisa % sp~ae~F Memorial tfetho-
Gtss eaarea. Whieh vas Weit aii~d
ufst az Interested aadieac~. The
YosEz folks played vifsoHi thr ait %
aasss asG tseT asa remarkably sell
asrh 60 tsr d~ifEhf % tE~ aufifprs
FsFtiei sztisE Del tEe program urre
ttsGesiss roe faEaa. Adolf Lear. Hazel
MILLER EsFi MpacV M4rEaret Becker.
Esshsr Ois6s. Gtsea M1odF. Hg'h
T1rsse~E. Utaaete W6~trF. t.1lis~
Morris. basassF E5fa.ss. wiifFFG Eif-
nsr. trsz n~rsee. usstah Wells. ttaF-
ssi Hart. Hazel graziffrE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
:: CHURCHES

Memorial Christian-Thc Ladies' Aid
Thursday from 1880 20 1850 ~ the
church.
TauFsday evening the Christian En-
teav0F society will hold a meeting at
social cottage. on Rock river.
second Christian Tho Ladies' Aid
s1eirty viii meet Wednesday afternoon
az the church.
The LOYAL sons class viii give a
minstrel performance az the church
Friday cseniuE.
Spencer Memorial Nsthodist-Thc
annual election o! officers % the La
dies Ala society Eiii be held Thursday
afternoon az zsz0 iu the church.
Cottage PRAYER services Wtii be held
Friday evening Ca the home % airs.
stev~as. Sixth avenue and Forty-fourth
street
Ths meas bible class viii play the
ynlnE meas class a game % ball this
eveniaE oa the AuEustana diamond.
immanuers German Lutheran-Tues-
DAY evening che members % the La
dies Sewing circle uiii meet in the
chureh Basement 90 prepare for the an
agai church picnic Wednesday. June
"a, 90 Long View park
"Wednesday evening the Young La
dies society wiii meet with Miss Mol
lie Otto. 800 Fourth avenue.
German EtanEriicai-Thls evening
the Meas society viii meet in the
ehaFeh fog the monthly business meet
SAG and all tnSn % the organization are
asked % astend.
ne choir Wiu meet for rehearsal
Tuesday sveninE
Thursday afternoon and evening the
NoanE Peoples society will condue; an /
ies cream sociabic az the church. Al
program ~iii Be given IN the evening. /
Lisn Iuthersn-Swedish paroehiai 4
school began this morning a, tho F.
chapel and Wiii continue for SIX weeks /
The congregation viii participate in .
re midsummer day celebration NJ
Prospect park Thursday.
ernee Iufheran-The Reliance club
~iil meet Thursday evening in the
hone % Anil = Daniclson. III Fifth
svenue. Moline.
BFosdvay Presbyterian - Tuesday
'Veains a. 5 so the Young Peoples as
loeiatioa VIII have 4 picnic supper az
~ons View park. II case OF rain 4
loeiao!e viii De held IN the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Most % as associate the phrase ITS
never too late 20 mend" with Charles
Rcadc'H famous novel. and very like
IS some % as thiuk be invented II. But
O. iE really one Of the most ancient
gems 81 popular philosophy. \ CORES
.pondent o. London Notes and Queries
has discovered q in a petition from
the commonalty 20 the mayor and al
drrmcn OF the city IN 1888. Il must
have been % q respectable age even
then. seeing that q g. quoted as one OF
the proverbs % the period.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
THE TABLE.
seed Chicken - Cles

TIL TABLE,.
/ Fricasseed Chicken - Clean. wash
and cut up a pair OF young chickens;
lay in clear water for half hour. If
they are old they will not brown so
we'll Put them in sauce pan with
enough cold water TO cover them yell
and set over FIRE TO heart slowly.
Meanwhile. cut half pound salt pork
in strips and fry crisp. Take out
pork. chop fine and put in pan with
chickens. Fry in the fat left in fry
ing pan one large onion cor two or
three small ones) cut in slices. Let
this brown well. then add 10 chicken
with quarter teaspoon of allspice and
cloves. Stew all together slowly for
an hour or more. until meat is very
tender Cyou can test this with
fork. Take out the fowl and put in
hot dish. covering closely until gravy
is ready. Add TO gravy a great
spoonful of walnut OF other dark
catsup and nearly three tablespoons
Drowned four. a little chopped pars-
ley and a glass of fruit juice. Boil
up once; strain through colander 10
remove the bits of pork and onion,
return to the pot with the chicken;
ANA IL NAAA-T ~ a A-aA--4 At-- anu So e
pouring the gravy over the pieces Of
fowl.
FraEipangi Tart-AIash fine eight
macaroons. Pour over them enough
not or boiled milk 10 make light
batter. Add 20 this batter about SIX
well-beaten eggs. sweeten to taste.
and pour into a sauce pan. Set on
stove and stir we'll until IL thickens.
Take of and add three ounces good
butter and one tablespoon orange
juice. Line q baking dish with a
good paste. pour in the mixture and
bake about one-half hour
Apricot Gelatin-A wholesome and |
dainty dessert can be concocted from /
a combination of canned apricots and /
gelatin. For family OF two or three l
the apricots are sufficient for dessert !
next day. Use two tablespoons gelatin /
to make n quart. Two cups boiling /
water are called for; instead. use a /
cups boiling water. three-fourths cup
apricot juice. one lemon and cup of
sugar AS the jelly sets, dice april
cots Tor use in halves) into the mold.
Whipped cream may be used on top.
Graham Cracker Cake-Cream one
cup granulated sugar with butter
he size of an egg. Add yolks of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

ID Most girls would have lost out
by showing a boy how anxious they
were TO keep him I think you con-
promised yourself by not closing your
friendship when he suggested it in
his letter from the west. You also
should not have written TO ask for an
explanation when he failed to keep
his date. And think he should have
renewed the friendship by asking you
TO go somewhere instead of YOU tax
ing him to the party. But why worry
about such things when everything
has turned out so satisfactorily?
have given you my frank opinion so
that you can be more careful in the
future. Don't hang onto him too
tightly or I am afraid you will not re-
tain his love.
% don't think that is a good rea-
son for keeping your engagement Sc
cret. Some boys favor secret en-
gagements, so that they can back out
any time they want to without ap-
pearing dishonorable.
90 I don't know whether they will
object or not If they do not want
you to be engaged for while, would
certainly wait
"a Let him write.
(5) I wouldn't think that a man
loved me as much as he should if he
kept up a very extensive correspond
ence with another girl. I think it is
all right for him TO write occasionally
to former girl friends.
90 One could not love truly with
out becoming jealous when there is a
cause. But as rule love is accom-
panied by trust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Chiid's dress OF white hatiste with
here and there a small embroidered
hFure. Tho dress Is long WASTED
with the small ruflcs forming the
skirt a sash which Is brought around
from each side e. tied IN the back
The sleeves which are short and
Slightly pulled are trimmed with small
mcEsaiine cuffs A small turnover col
lar - % the same material as the
cuffs. VERY snail rows OF Irish lace
used as a trimming complete the cos
tune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
LICENSED TO WED
frs..raaas Rurials.

Formerly GO Wzs q E~a~Fsi custom 20
rrers crosses ~ the junction 90 four
rasts 8a e place self eonsecratsd ac-
e1Ft5aE 60 thr piefv % the age Sui
r5Ees asd rarnrfpasiy bad characters
500 vtfh fk~ 1ati1a % infiEnity. but
is "a spirit % charity. that heinE eE-
etssrf from t6iy Fifes. thsy b. being
tsF5=f az eFessTosts mjsht b. 10
places E~Rt f1 saErfifF 90 Ernurf ar-
Faaf.F e8Hs=eFsfTt ~ Westminster Ca
ertF~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
HOUlSEIlOLDzII.szgN1
HINTC ~.

three eggs. Roll q large graham
crackers, and add that. alternating
with three-fourths cup milk. three
fourths cup cocoanut, two teaspoons
baking powder and whites of the eggs
stiffly beaten; then add one teaspoon
vanilla and two tablespoons wine 10
preserve IL. Bake in two layers in
medium oven about twenty minutes
Frosting: Cream two cups powdered
sugar with butter size half an egg;
add enough lemon juice TO spread;
sprinkle cocoanut over frosting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
pfVvGR FOF EIEfEE-CtrrOV
Bridal PARTY.

Miss Eva eetb aE B-r bore. tief
Niaeteeuth street.. euEsFfsis-.i 4f t Iis-
ssr last sveufsE ts aoge@ ffss Atr.r
Cation ant charles Gfeu=r whose
marriage bs an sveaE 1f ta~ maefB.
Dinner vas served fs courses AL 81
o'eiocN az a fable Decorated vita che
wed,iina eolars selected BY ere brit~.
piak ant whtfe Nrrsr Ffa~er ere
time wss devoted r5 n5f5rmst sscttEa-
ttrs sames eat muslE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
sIrMHFE FtUrT FOR HRtBEs
Tn RS

Misses mildred CraaGsrt srf Grace
Fry sF ts- semr af ere f7raes. fsff
rvsrFT- fserte ssrses sstsrssv estsf-
CsfFsf ss o. psstv Co Ese9s SITES Rata
Ntfssrs,g ard Miss Nfsir rafsse.
aeb5rs Of ere rs7rrs. uarfsE ere fore
part ~ ere evessz progressive EsaFts
were stsvFf arr sss fs.zFs were Eiees
Oh tt6ss Evs sss g.ssebs csrt5r TIE
E6gse vac brtfeF sst vsrr pretty w5fs
its trimmiess 9f garter r1usrs 5s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
no CLEAN PANAMA. HAT.

Select a hot. sunny morning. Get
a nail brush. any good white soap,
ammonia. Elycerine and hot water.
White soap does not contain much
alkan. ammonia bleaChes, glycerine
makes it supple and glossy when dry.
Use a deep basin so YOU can i'm
merse the entire hat.
Make suds with soap and water.
rub hat gently inside and out. Dip
hat in water once in a while. Elk
anime If there are any spots left.
When clean rinse in fresh water
same temperature as before allow
ing one tablespoon ammonia TO each
gallon of water. Rinse till all trace
of soap is gone. Then make last
rinse 1.-TWO quarts water viii do), al
lowing one tablespoon gIycerine to
each quart. Dip hat in this and
pour some of the glycerine water over
hat.
Fold a Turkish towel and lay hat on
II in the sunshine. Pat 1t into shape
with fingers and, when almost dry,
turn il over so sun can reach every
side. When dry it viii be like new.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

asf vas iasornAi and very much En-
.oy~e ~ the ehiltrea- short pro-
gram Was given. Mrs- J. =. wit;er
EivinE q number % vocal solos. A
au@bsr % the ehiitrea we're grad
sa;s6 A. this time into the next high
80 organizations. the Kiag's HeTaids.
b; thsre wers also received into the
society a uumheF % new members
Canes ~@rc ea1oTcd and deii-ioas re-
frrshrnsntE Werr scrTed-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
HOSTESS TO Inn. CLUB.

s,rs Doilis Barnes. az her home IN
south Rock Island entertained the
members % the J. y. =. club AZ de-
iiEhtfui tine. A delicious two course
iuneheon vas served II the late after
noon. The club Wiii meet again In
tao weeks On che home % Lula Sell
nos, 10 South Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
SOCIAL EVENTS

BASKETS ss4 vases a iuzeh uzs sew
81 b sss tsss eFsafsE ssf The eo@Psny
% % EiFis Fszaiaef sor shs uishf for
sia@bss wtsa the siuazh~r largely
=issisE- Flash iisks gietgrss Were
tasss Esf ~ TounE Wosasa enloyed q
fsiiEkffui tine. Breakfss, was served
e. ths crasGaii sozs yesterday morn
srE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
PINEAPPLE DISHES.

Pineapple Salad-Cut a small pine
apple into tiny cubes. mix with one
cup English walnuts chopped, and one
cup celery cut in small pieces. Place
a portion on each salad plate on bed
of shredded lettuce, and pour over
mayonnaise mixed with an equal
amount of whipped cream. Serve very
cold
Pineapple Cream-whip one cup
sweet cream until stiff. Peel and
chop a pineapple, add juice Of lemon
and two-thirds cup powdered sugar.
Dissolve one ounce of gelatin in lit
tie hot water, mix all lightly together
and pour into a mold. When hrm,
turn out carefully onto dish in which
it is to be served
Pineapple Whip-Grate one large
pineapple. sprinkle with powdered su-
gar. let stand half an hour, then put
over fire. with half a lemon and half
cup sugar; cook until thick. Beat
four eggs very stiff. adding a pinch Of
salt. then add the hot pineapple
spoonful at a time Pour into but
tered mold and bake in slow oven half
hour. Serve with whipped cream.
Pineapple Pie-Grate a large pine
apple and mix il with two cups sugar.
add weil-beaten yolks of three eggs,
two tablespoons cornstarch and one
and one-half cups sweet cream. Bake
in rich crust. Add a meringue made
with whites of the eggs beaten stiff
with six tablespoons powdered sugar.
favor with pineapple extract. Return
TO oven 10 brown slightly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

FiFst Methodist ire district Ep-
a8FtH league coEVeafi7g VIII b. held
81 Alsfa tf6sday and Tuesday.
~rEr Great Persecution ts the sub
5set % tfs Wefs~siay night prayer
msstsE
TEsrsfsF eVeH.rE ere CF'+rH Esir
bible class utti bold ifs FrErtsr meet-
tsE az che E1mr 90 Miss Velma VoFt
is Sears.
Tharstsr evening" tts cleaner.
EEssaf school eiass Ftit BOLD ar See
eFFam ast cake saessttr 1r tr~ lawn
st t5s t9@F 1f o. %. StsFssaIt. SEQ Ntre-
tFssfs stFeet
Frtlay sFFaiaE 90 5.s1 viii b. held
e. tssjaess meeting o. tse Epv1sth
iesszs az ts~ rsarea-
fFtfsT. Js.V g. che Wizpsts Earfav
sea1ot etsss Wttf Bold a saelabt~ or
tks laws ar ere tBese % tffs. =. 2. Rob
iasaa. SO Twsstisss street.
iitea street Presbyterian - The
r6seE ttes's risb vii eat-rtala th@
foasE Ladies eiab &c tss chapel at
SIS ts5s sVssisE.
Ire u5Ts' eiab wgtt -~rs az ths
esspei TgsstsT sFeeiaE 90 = O'Clock
sef g. is desired sat al raembrrs b.
FFsssss o. tfme
TIE Ladies asa society wui meet
"Wednesday sftrFraan az g 90 az the
eess of SIS Harry tAnaisy. 1912
Tsnsh stree
TIE asEaat EarsaF school picnic OF
ne ehapei as1 cosasuaitY viii b. h@ld
Eesrs3sq is Long Eisu PARK The
eeitefsa wilt EsfhrF a. ths CHAPEL a.
20 o'fl9eS ssat a. tssjfssi6r ss eHteed-
- % tse paFeets aaf fFisafs. Sports
sses Beer arrsEEsd fsF sit aE-s ana a
good tseae ss Anticipated.
Nett EgsEsV ekEidrra's aav e4er.
cisss vii b. hsiG az tss chapel az
o'eioes,
Ceutrzi Fse.sytsrian-Tss eAsi- vii 1
meet foe FsssaFsai Tuesfsv eseninz
ssf &c = Desired thas All members at
ssa4
Ths asnssi ehsrcs aaf Sunday
sesoei pienfe viii - held wednesday
- Campseii's lsiaaa \ special car
VII leave Tssth avenue ara Fffsrersh
ssrs~s a. ssis The usual fare viii BE-
shasEsd sfgits ard ehiiaren viii b.
safrisd free.
Prayer services viii ~ omitted We'd
-es&ay sveninE
TIE wo=aa's Missionary society u-sff
soif i,s reEuia- --orfhiy meeting Fri
Tag sfterzoo1 a; : 80 a. the home %
'frs- Efiez sEoniey. 1850 Twen,y-sse-
's4 street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

lust Jingle for 10Y; shoes never hurt or
seem tight
Get a % cent box of 'TIZ'' now from
any druggist or department store. End
foot torture forever-wear smaller shoes,
keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

: wednesday evening az $50 mid-week
prayer services will be held.
Thursday afternoon at AIS the
Junior association will meet At the
church.
Friday afternoon At 3 the woman's
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
\. n. Wood S037 Tenth avenue. The
topic is The Home Base"-"The Or
tent in the Occident." Two papers
will be given on the history Of Chi
nese missions; "on the Pacific Coast"
Mrs. Hervey E Curtis. and "Asiatics
IN Schools and Colleges Mrs. s. Mat
tison. The home topic. chapter three
IN In Redman's Land" Prayer for
the cvery-mcmber campaign in the ".
=. -. :.
South Park Preshyterian-Wedn
day afternoon - the Junior asso-
citation will have n musical program
and visitors are invited. Prayer serv-
ices will be held At 80 and the teach
ers' training class viii meet al Sis.
Thursday afternoon the annual pic
mic % the Sunday school will be held
on the hill az Long View park
Friday evening the mems class will
meet IN the church. There will be an
out OF town speaker and refreshments
and men o. the community are invited
Trinity Episcopal - Trinity Boys
club meets this evening At : in the
parish house.
First BaptiSt-Tuesday evening the
business meeting OF the B, y.
T. Z. will be held in the home OF Miss
Emma Petit. 1is Ninth street.
PRAYER services viii be held wednes- /
day evening az the church.
Friday the Ladies' Aid society will .
meet for an all day session for work .
IN the church pariors.
First Swedish Lutheran-The Swe-
dish psroehiai school began this morn
lng for n six weeks course.
Prayer services will be held Wednes-
day evcning at the chapel.
Thursday the congregation will par
iicipaie in the midsummer day cele-
braiion At Prospect park. Moline.