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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
BREADS AND CAKES.


Nut Bread-One egg well beaten.
( three-fourth cup graduated sugar. one
/ cup sweet miIk.> one cup nuts and
/ raisins (half and half chopped fine.
/ three cups -four, three tablespoons
/ baking powder and salt, then mix in
nuts and raisins and add TO other in
/ gradients. Put in ordinary bread pan
/ and let raise in warm place to top
/ of tin Ga little over half its bulk
BOke about forty-five minutes in mod
crate oven.
Oatmeal Bread-Heaping Gun roll
ed oats, lard size of an egg, oue-haIf
cup sugar, one teaspoon salt; over
. this pour two cups boiling water.
When cool. add one cake compressed
yeast which has been dissolved i'm
one-haH cup warm water. teaspoon
sugar, -four enough to kuead mot
toe stiff. Put into pan. let rise. bake
40 minutes. Half cup English wal
nuts makes it very good.
Fried Corn Meal Nut Cakes-Two
cups yellow corn meal. one teaspoon
salt, two tablespoons melted butter.
one egg, three cups boiling water.
half cupful nutmeats Chopped.
Bring water and salt to boil stir in
corn meal, add nutmeats, stir and
cook ten minutes Remove from Ere,
add eggs weE beaten and melted but
ter. When cold, slice and fry in not
lard or drippings- Serve with honey
or maple syrup. Makes eight slices
Sponge Cake-Wju not fail: can be
used for pudding with lemon sauce
also. Take four eggs beat ten min.
utes. add two cups sifted -four with
two tablespoons baking powder, pinch
salt and flavor TO taste Last Of all
add one cup boiling water Beat all
for five minutes. Bake in loaf or lay
ers, with lemon custard between lay
ers. frosting on top
White Fruit Cake-One cup but
ter. two cups sugar, one cup OF sweet
milk. whites four eggs, one pound
dessicated cocoanUt. one-haIf pound
almonds blanched and chopped. BIZ
cups flour, three teaspoons baking
powder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
oLIvE cINcH cLuR.

Olive Cinch club members were en-
tCrtaiuet yesterday afternoon BY Mrs.
Frank Speriiug az her home, 4@i5 Sew
ruth avenue The first prize In the
ciuch GAMES. q bedspread went 10
Mrs J. W Temple Mrs. Frank Mauc-
kcr. Sr. took the second prize. two
framed pictures. che third prize a
breakfast cap. went 20 Mr.. George
Noyes and the consolation favor. an
aluminium pan. feli 20 Mrs. ~. L
Sutherland. a delightful lunch fol
lowed the games. Mrs. George Noyes
90 her home IN Moline viii be the next
hostess. entertaining In two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

IS and have no mother. I kept house
for my father for four years. Now
that he has a housekeeper. he is mean
TO me. Is it right for him TO keep me
from having boy friends and going
places with them? / have always
stayed at home until now. There is
a boy whom I like very much who
wants me TO go to the show with him.
Would there be any harm in going?
NC.
Your father ought to take an inter.
est in your having boy friends and al
low you to entertain them at your
home. There would be danger Of los
ing your home il you went against
your fathers wishes. If you are sure
that you can go without too serious
consequences there would probably be
no harm in going. Better have a good
heart-to-heart talk with your father
Dear Mrs. Thompson. % Should
a girl of 10 keep company with
young man of the same age?
90 When a young man calls and
does not ask TO come again, should
girl ask him to come again2
go Is It wrong to talk to a fellow
over the phone whom you know2
THANK YOU.
% It would be all right.
~ She should say, 4 would be very
glad to have you call again" This
does not necessitate that he should
come, but II he wants to ne will
(39 Never phone a boy unless it is
absolutely necessary. If he phones
you it is all right 10 talk to him. Long
are usually a waste OF
time.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DO YOU think
the European war viii last much long
err
90 am Is years old Am ] too
old to go to night school?
MARION
% It is impossible TO tell
% No. The majority of people
who so are as old as you are.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
sEnIoR Class BANQUET.

Thirty four members % The August
ana college senior class. and their
friends 90 che number OK nearly 90 cu.
I1Frl the annual banquet last even
frE lr tire MAGNIFICENT banquet hali OF
frr r-E Black HaVE hotel t1 u1ysn-
port a riE course dinner ufs served
az tables trimmed with bouquets ui
red peoples. wifr poftrI plants and
large bouquef. OFT other rovr-a further
trimming tar Hai. After On b1uutguls
repa9t Victor Pearson. president OF
t.e senior class acting ue tmlsfrr.
called for rf~ fo.iovIur traEtr=
-Err1ss"-EuI uTh.bT--
Hugr A.u1 Mater Esther EeF
.t~1I.
-O1r Guests g.. o. johnson.
EVE aad H.s CHASE D.. a. Palm.
VISIONS" Ad.ra Olson.
asl1 g.r.s.- Leo u-I.r-e
-uur gallr.- Amy tulrr-1r.
Response. uF. E D. ElrfEn.1urr.
ur Ear Tr.1mru. who s.. H.r class
guardian. spoke words of serious rl-
vice rr f.e member of tHr =rafIEfirs
class relating tlr iezruI ot ora iu
search of hls MASTER Dee would serve
10 oFar~ tEar trr greatest and most
mighty ana thr FIRST Do f1lul VAS a
aims For a Jiur an Geuf vel bat
soon Do learned tHrt Safa1 was might
isr rlaa tEe King and lett .1 serve tfr
other Then one DAY Do learned flrf
Uar.s eas fFe MiEhfiest 90 tte Mighty
and Joined H.F service. brt here ET
bad to t-4rH fhr true essence 90 seq
vice. vHIch var humility and love
Nirrogsh che other number were OF
q Urlfer vein. ser they were tluEei
~itE a touch os sadness. since f.'E E
fI~ lasf OF fF~ annual AFFAIR.". The
menu cards aarr art.sucrIiy gotten
gp with che cover design iu maroon
leather. tsT n-rt u1s~ c1rtaiulue q.
photograph 1f Dr. E1rtFoiomc4 and
FHr second Vgrr-r written as a f-Ib-
1Fs Zoo him ty Paul uuimFfrur The
dasrIrt vas arranged and c1rrict out
By the committee composed OF Miss
Eleanor MaEuuscu. O. r. Guuderson Z
luI CcuTud EerEeudoT and was one
1t frr most elaborate and beautifully .
.arrird ogt ever Eirsu ty class or.
sauizsc.0uE go aurusfara.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
MRS. sTURTEVANT HOSTESS
rLLa

1irF- sarah Sturt@yauf at tire home
of her dauEltsr. Mr. Gus SteuECL
i,tst- Secrld avenue. yesterday after.
noon entertained the members of the
Ivy Card club 90 the fortuI-htiy SEES
siou- la the games % cards the FIRST
prize vas won by Airs. a. 4. Wiedeu-
L1etf. second by Airs. Charlie G1utcrt.
and third by Nr8- Henry CeIsIrr 4
three course supper was served after
the game. bouquets or hyacinths be-
Ing used 90 decorate the table. The
club vil De- entertained iu two weeks
hy Airs WiedeltoeiJ. 1925 Thirty
eighth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
WALT mo
HOME
DQeBLIMS
mrs sLEzAsEra rr~psQNI

Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am young
girl and I am considered very pretty.
have been going with a young man
and have been engaged TO him for
quite while. ! love him very dearly
and ne also loved me until my guardian
interfered and made him promise not
TO write me letters or go with me. l
am hsartbroken over this interference
and can hardly resist the temptation
70 write to him Do you think it would
be wrong to write when / did not
promise that I would not write? / am
anxious TO know If he still loves me
cannot ask him and he VIII not write
because he promised not TO. Do you
think that he would respect me if 1
wrote 10 him? Do you think that il
would be right II ! went with other
boys 10 divert my mind? PEG c.
My dear little girl. YOU have told me
so little that I cannot advise you what
90 do about writing 10 the man whom
YOU love II you send me a stamped
envelope and particulars, telling why
YOUR guardian objects 20 the man,
shall be glad 70 answer you as best I
can. Go with other boys. It VIII be
perfectly all right and the sensible
thing to do
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am go
ing with a boy three years my junior.
He has been calling on me steady for
about six months. He is quite annoy
Ing TO me. especially when others are
around. because he insists upon call
ing me endearing names. such as
smoky Ookums' and "Tootsy WoOt
sy." As he has never said that he
cares for me. what does this Indicate?
~ The other evening while I was
sitting in n rocker. talking 20 my 9th
or boy and girl friends mot noticing
where he was), the first thing I knew
ne had slipped back of me and leaned
over my chair. grabbing me and kiss
ing me. ] had never had another ex-
perience such as this. and so the first
thing I knew 1 had jumped up and
slapped him. not only once. but sew I
eral times Our friends only laughed.
Now tell me. what was so funny, Mrs. /
NJ X.
Gl The hoy IS trying to act smart. /
IL only indicates that he is silly.
90 Things often seem funny which /,
are really deplorable. Why have any
thing TO do with such a boy? He can (
only embarrass you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; am girl Of /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
CONGREGATIONAL SUPPER TO
MORROW

Tomorror bszfnrirE a s=19 O'Clock
a couFrr Eafioaai supper VIII BE- served
a., soafh PARK Presbyterian ehurch %
uhich all Who are "a any way con
reefed vita ths church or sunday
school are most cordially iuvited- o.
L. a rst.tozstho 81. rst-as1aiated affair
and those III charge hope that an mem
b--s % fhs church and congregation
EUI help t1 make Do such. ~ O'Clock
there VIII D. a. couFrrEatiorai meeting
s1r tHr t-azsacti11 90 blsirssa and the
hearing % reports. owing 90 the ma
r1-e % che nesting and che number
% bs served ts vim h~ impossible o.
irertr fEr Togrrrr c.utre1 iu THE
.-V.faHrH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
soclAL ANNouNcEMENTs.

THE ladies a! the Altar society OF ST
fosrpla church win hold their sew
ils tomorrow afternoon on the third
floor OF th. school house. and all mem
hr-F are asked 90 attend.
The monthly meeting Of the Wo'
mans Missionary society OF the First
Baptist church VIII be held tomorrow
afternoon az the home % Mrs. y ?.
Tucker 1898 Seventeenth street The
topic win be- The Red Man and His
Wait. Ee. -hb0r. vita Mrs $ j.
Wcodiu as the leader.
I.urretia Garfield tent no. 30, Daugh-
tiers % Veterans OF Moline. VIII con
duet q sale OF home bakery goods sat
urLay .ftcruuou al the Oriental tea
store in Moline. to which they invite
the patronage OF their friends
The quarterly business and social
session OF Che Baptist Young Peoples
union OF the First Baptist church viii
be- held tonight tn the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Z. ~. Hoffman. 1912 Twenty
ninth street.
The o. o. club composed OF Rock
Island and Moline young men win give
a ST. PgtTick's day dancing party az
Moline Turner hail. 81. Patrick's night
March r. Wrixon's orchestra has
been engaged 20 furnish the music.
New York prohibits moving picture
theatres from admitting minors uu-
by parents or guardians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

ais your feet
or what under
the sun you've
tried without
getting relief.
just use liz"
TIZr draws
out all the poi
sonnus cruia-
tons which pun
up the feet;
''TIZ" Is mag
icai TIZ- :
grand "TIZs
viii cure your
foot troubles %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
MUSIC oEpAerME.T WITS MRS
ALBANIAN


a verY dsii<ssf1f me@.lrr ~ fhe
rnasic departures. % n Moiiae Won
ans club va a@if yesterday aft~ruoon
a. the k0ans % Ms. Aarua o. Asra.
han. foef alxfh agungs. Moline To
proxram Nas a stacy % Mozart. Has
DE- and Each VIA TIE adflfion % a
manila % ftgssfan co1gossra- Papers
On TIE lives ~ Mozart and Handel
we're Eiv~u ~ Nfs. carries scauift
Of DaT@nport and Mr. Williams. -
spscfivsig. Th~ prorrasa vas Eivel az
fellows
vo,es-Nria from -rhs MesFss- ..--
.............. ......-.- Handel
Mss D@CamB
I'faao-'-Logs soaE- .......- st1iovs.li
Miss Rfnrmnu
vsie~--Oh Thaa Sublime Sweet Eve
mag star ......... ..... Wasnef
Mr. J. X scott
Piano--~Lgeia a. LamneTmors. '-...
........... ......-. A.ltft
Miss Stevens
voiee-a Aria. ~tfs WHO Loves
Power ..----.-..---. N7flrt
, "L4llahV- ....a..r--.. mozart
Wrs. o. J. LaeEuer
piahe-so1a'a. Eaeh-
Miss Erusr
Trio Revere
b RES iguafloa~ ..... Carro1lrr
VIOLA. Miss LarF1s0us cello. Mrs
Highee. piano. Miss Eruuse
The tricffy reciprocity mretluE VII
Be held sonas time during the moatd %
Aprii the day % b. set % s1if The
Abraham iavftsd che ladies to reu.stz
tertain at Aiiendal-. Moiine
~ ths close % thr prorrt1 Nre
Abraham invit~f ne ladies' o. remain
for a social time ard she served a.
iunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
JOLLY 500 WITH MRS. HENKE.

The jolly 500 club was entertained
yesterday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Albert Henke. 100 Fourth avenue,
Moline Mrs "a. =. Claussen took the
head prize In the games. Mrs. Emory
Mayreid. second. and Mrs. David Bous-
log consolation with the BOBBY favor
going 90 Mrs Joe Kelley. a lunch was
served az the conclusion OF the games
and the club was Invited 20 meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Claussen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
HEARS MOTION TO
TAKE FROM JURY
ATTORNEYS FOR MOLINE LAUN-
DRY ASK DISMISSAL OF DAM
AGE SUIT IN COURT.
Raise Point Settlement Is Not At
tempted BY Mrs. Lille Blade Jack
son Before Case Started.

\ motion 10 take the case from the
jury on the grounds that Mrs. Lille
Blade jackson had made no attempt
10 settle with the owners Of the No
lice Electric laundry following the ac-
cident In which she claims she lost
the use OF her hand. was considered
this morning by Judge F. d. Ramsay.
He held that the woTkmeu's COM
pensatiol law required in order 70
get a Judgment in court that the in
jured must make an attempt 10 set
tie first ont OF court following the ac-
cldent and that II there IS no suitable
arrangement made. then the case can
be taken into the tribunal.
Reopen Case
After this decision Attorney Ben
Stewart for the girl asked that the
court grant the plaintin leave TO re-
open the case. The attorneys had
rested previously. Judge Ramsay
granted this in order 70 give Mrs
jackson opportunity 20 prove that an
attempt was made to settle the case
out OF court. which she had not shown
before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
EXPECT MILLION
FOR RIVER WORK
BELIEVED ABOUT THIS AMOUNT
WILL BE EXPENDED ImPRoV-
ING MISSISSIPPI.
Repair OF Equipment Is Being Rushed
IN Order 70 BE Ready for Start
During the Month.

If is thought Lere that there will be
at least Sl.0O0000 or probably more
allotted to the local United States en-
Eineers Office for work on the i'm
provement OF the Upper Mississippi
river during the coming year. now that
congress has appropriated S25,O00.o00
I'm the river and harbor bill. Notihca-
ton OF the exact sum IS expected soon.
The prediction OF the allotment for
work here IS based on the amount re-
ceivsd last year. At that time S20.-
100000 was appropriated for work on
rivers and harbors and 100000 was
given for the work here. Proportion
ately the allotment this year would be
81 100000 but may he more in view Of
the fact that there is fun summer
OF work ahead while last fall there
was but few weeks.
In Lump Sum.
The Appropriation OF $4,000 900 was
made Ia a lump sum and the war de
partmeut engineers At Washington
VIII make the aIlotmeuts. They viii
likely base this on the data they have
regarding the work planned TO be
pushed through here during the com
ing year.
Work win likely start tine latter part
OF this month according 20 statements
made by officials at the United States
Office this morning. II was
declared that the equipment OF the
is being repaired and that
Go would be pushed 10 q rapid compile
tion now that the appropriation is
passed. so that everything viii be IN
readiness for the work II the earliest
possible moment
Hundreds OF men VIII be given work
on the river this summer. which labor
IS planned in Couformance with the
permanent Improvement OF the river. .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
CHORAL UvloN TO HAVE GARDEN
aan-ll

Tre ueIrs CHORAL ea.1s rr~bers
afrer che FgrcrssfIf c1ee~- uf 7israri
la EEyrs- rivra rt far Moline tr~atrr
ta February. 60 not consider aisr1u.
taa.ae Ho.rE s tar T.rsoE b1s eaFr
"a aaus.- of plans Co. ar carried out
a. Tuesday r.E-ts rrarrrsrf Of Rec
re11.1r BAN they began work cu che
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

you'll never limp or draw MP your face
IN pain Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet viii never. never hurt or
get sore. swollen or tired.
Get a p cent box AT any drug mr.
department. store, and get relief.
Harper House Pharmacy.-CAdy)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
DEGREE TEAM DANCING PARTY.

The deErce team OF Teal lodge. l.
o o. F.. entertained a. q dancing par
O. last evening al Odd Fellows hall.
rs couples attending and dnncing to
music furnished 10y the Criterion or
chestra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
TO mAkE CANVASS FoR FUNDS.

TIE finance committee o. the civic
department o. the Woman's club held
. meeting this morning at the home OF
the chairman. Mrs. ?. " Bahuscn. 7eG
Tvcaricth street. MCsdnmes Frank
MiXter. l. n. Copp. \. Mcsenfcider
snd ?. Il FIRST comprising the com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
WEST ENo EMsRolDERY Glue.

The West End Embroidery club was
entertained yesterday Afternoon Dos
'frs. $. A. Torrcy. s1D Twelfth avenue.
The ladies occupied themsclvcs with
their fancy eors and the hostess sery-
ed them with a nice lunch. The club
VIII meet again IN two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

rifh a large asts-earcs % member
Mlsa Iafur Cervin accorranisf D.
Mss N.rair 1oarsoa. EazE a ngnae-
g soaEa maf~esia-1erts uerr srrre4
G1-far ere afrrrz1oa. The April eleef.
leF whleh o. tse annual Cue. All D.
aefG a. rsr bone of Mrs- q. .. p
Eoor1n. 1915 Tu~ufT-srcoa1 street.
vim Mr. w s. McC91bs g. tts ns-
s.fffaF HrffFrf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
AucUsrAHA ENDOWMENT FUND
SOCIETY

The March meeting % th~ Asrgsfana
EnGowmsnt F'4nd society vac Eclf
yesterfaY aftsruoou a. The home o.;
Mrs c ". floss. 2s0s Eirhta avera~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
81. ANTAoNYs ALumMAg MEETs

Mrs. G.. l.. Coryn al her home 1916
Twelfth avenue. Moline. acted as hos
tess % the alumuae OF ST. Anthony
hospital yesterday AFTERNOON. quite "a
number OF tho young women attend
lur. There was short business ses-
sion followed by time OF sociability
and tho serving OF the refreshments.
Tie alumuac meets every three
months in the homes OF the members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
lHIGHSCHOOLNOTES

The members OF the Rock Island
high school Anneas club have com
pIeted their plans for dance 20 be
held at the Knights of Columbus hail
on March 10. The invitations are al
out and a record crowd is expected.
al OF the newest steps viii be included
ION the pro=ram. while other forms OF
entertainment will be provided those
who do not dance.
II rests with the students as 10
whether or not the annual school
frolic viii be held this year, according
TO Principal 4 j. Burton. He stated
that a committee composed of the fac
ulty members so directed recently.
Yesterday afternoon Principal Bur
ton of the local high school arranged
n meeting of the presidents OF the re
spective classes. the object being TO
arouse the enthusiasm of the students
IN laying plans for Go TO School
Week. a new feature that is proposed
TO be held March % to April l. Dur
ing these four days both of the high
school buildings viii be thrown open
TO the parents and their friends. while
for the benefit of those who may not
be able 10 attend during the day, the
daily school routine will be gone
through during one night in this time.
The class presidents were asked by
Principal Burton 20 take the matter I'D
with their respective classes at a spe-
cial meeting and lay before them The
plan suggested in yesterdays meeting.
This includes. first of all. the asking
OF the students il they viii give this
feature their earnest support. Then
IL is arranged TO have an inter-class
contest Each person en-
tering either building viii be asked
NJ the door TO register in favor OF one
81 the classes The object Will be 20
bring the most visitors. Each class
viii appoint a committee to arrange
for an entertainment. In this way I
program will be given each day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

PLAN HOME BAKERY SALE
TIE Wouan.s Hslef core No. -
1es az t1F r11rr solrr FestcrGaT an
eru1oa l- t1siresH r~ssiua- Mrs
Eana E.-rslsy aas appointed chaiF
aan o. flr relief rommiffee 90 sue
eeel W-F warEutl Valentine. Plans
r-rr made hT TIRE corpa o. hold a home
bakery sale March ~ AZ Th1rlaA' drug
store. sevrrseeafa street ard Second
agea1s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
.oAL CLUB WITH Mrs. WIGHT

TIRE % A. O.. SEWING club met yes
te-tnr arrsrra1H nt ttr home % Sire.
HGUart Wrrtt arf che ladies sp~at
sse fiae wFh fErIr uretirHo-s and
Curing trr arte-s11r o. nice il1ch vas
served Ire er1s lU f~ ~atrrf1'rrf
Oh two weeks Hr STR % Hrur~tf. Sfr.
rsfE street. and Sirtt aV.lUe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
TZ" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

N, what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet. swollen. bad smell
ing. sweaty feet. No more pain in corns
eallouscs or hunions. No matter what
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
Every Cup of
Battles Special Blend
Coffee is Delicious

Were you 20 iust try one pound of this dis
tinctly good coffee. YOU would be So impressed
with its rich. aromatic flavor that you'd be sure
buy II again.
Then when YOU rcordered you'd feel as hun
dreds OF others feel that q store that sells such
good coffee must be fine place 60 buy All ones
foods
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
q o o Gus WINS MSS oRIFFiN

TEr r. u U club vas entertained
ruesd1y evening tT EfisE Dorothy
GrImn at te- rorr. -tIs Fffrh avenue.
Moline a pleasant time vas spent
af.r GENES est music and refresh
meets we're served ir f.r frrr rsfl-
frs wreGars are te.d f1rtnistrly and
rte r-rf wiz be alfE Wiss q Olson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

from a previous meal and so have d
change from fried potatoes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04
Battles Special Blend Coffee
is only 81 cents the pound

Battles groceries and delieacies are all rcas-
onably priced
Why not give US a trial order and be CON
viuced-surcly- tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

New York prohibits moving picture
theatres from admitting minors un
attended by parents or guardians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-04

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a girl of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20
DETROIT WOMAN
TO TAKE STAND
AGAINST QUILHOT

When John ii. Quilhot, vice lnyes.
tigator goes on trial in South Bend
In the first OF the seven suits filed
against him by his seventh wife.
who alleges he robbed her of prop-
erty worth $4,000. he will face the
wrath of Detroit woman, Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Price. OF No. zoo Thirtieth-st.
Mrs. Price says she married Quill
not In 1904, in Jackson, Mich, and
lived with him three months. during
which he tried to kill her with a
club and poison her by placing a
drug in her coffee.
lie was intoxicated the day we
were married" she said. "He said
when We were married that he had
plenty OF money. learned after
ward that he didn't have a cent"
Mrs. Marion Quilhot Is the wife
who has started the legal procedure.
Several other women, mostly veal
thy widows. have complained that
Quilhot defrauded them.