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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

teenfh street. Davenport Mrs. Ar
thur GrfEEs was chosen vice chairman
and Mr.. n. n. Block secretary-treas-
urcr.
The department voted 10 give the
money which they now have In the
treasury % the building Of a perma-
meut home for the Woman's club.
They also voted % ask permission OF
the club bard 20 have a chiidren's
department Ia connection with the
music department The program con
sstcd % vocal and instrumental Sc
icctfous b. the composers. ". II. Neid-
IirEer and Frederick Konvers. Mrs
Clifton Curtis. AIRS. Charles Schmidt
and Miss Alice Harrison rendered the
instrumental numbers and Mrs. J. J.
Dorran and Miss CosErif sang charm
Ingiy. There was an Interesting paper
hy Mrs y. u. Burrows.
Light refreshments were served and
au informal social time was had after
the program. The next meeting OF the
department viii be with Mrs. Seth
Temple IN Mcclellan Heights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
LENTEN SALADS.


. Cheese Saiad-Wash and crisp q
/ tender head OF lettuce. arrange for in
I dividuaI serving. sprinkle freely with
/ grated cheese. dress with mayonnaise
and saruish with sliced lemons.
EsS Salad-Cut two cold boiled 20
tatCes into tiny cubes, pour over them
two tablespoons hot vinegar into
which has been melted a tablespoonful
of butter. set away 20 become cold
Hard boil as many eggs as required
carefully remove yolks and chop
whites very fine. Arrange bed OF
w8tercress on round plate. make nests
Of the chopped whites and in each
place q yolk Dress with mayonnaise
aud EarGish with the potato cubes
drained of the vinegar.
Nut Salad - Remove shells from a
pound of English wamuts; blanch the
meats, wipe dry and stand in cold
place until needed. Then chop meats
and mix with celery cut into small
lengths; serve in lettuce leaf cups
and dress with mayOnnaise.
oyster Prepare a dressing in
the proportions OF two tablespoons
salad oil 10 four tablespoons vinegar.
enc teaspoon each Of salt and sugar.
and half teaspoon each of pepper and
freshly made mustard Plump oysters
in their own liquid. then drain and
set away until cold. Shred one-third
as much tender lettuce as there are
oysters. When oysters are cold chop
them a little mix with lettuce. pour
over dressing and serve at once.
Fish Salad-Pour juice of two lem
cns over 11a pints cold, cooked fish,
broken into fakes; stir lightly. Ar
range crisp lettuce leaves or endives
so as 10 form a bed on q round plate;
lay FISH upon il and ever top put a
few capers and some hnets Of aucho-
Wy. Dress with may0nnaise and gar
nish with sliced lemons.
Lobster Salad-Drop a large lobster
into boiling water. slightly salted; boil
rapidly % minutes. then remove at
once from fire. When quite cold. dis
joint, crack claws. twist off head and
split body lengthwise. Tear meat
into shreds with two forks, saving the
coral separate. Sprinkle with salt,
pepper and vinegar; mix and form
into little mounds on lettuce leaves.
Dress with salad dressing and garnish
with the coral put through a potato
ricer
Shrimp Salad-Turn contents of can
Of shrimps into dish: remove intes- |
final vein and set on ice to become /
thoroughly chilled Serve in lettuce
cups on bed of cracked ice Dress /
with French salad dressing and gar /
nish with minced caPers
d. Sardine Salad - Remove sardines |
from box. drain OF al oil and pull on /
loose skin. Wash crisp. white part OF /
a bunch of celery, cut half of il into
twc-inch lengths aud fripge it by /
drawing half OF the stalk Of each piece
several times through coarse needle
stuck IN cork. then lay in a cold
place or in ice water TO cool. Cut re-
OF celery into half-inch
lengths and heap in center of fat salad
dish. Arrange sardines over and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
MUSIC DEPARTMENT GOOD Pro-
GRAM

tu unusually attractive program
VAS given hy the music department
0t the Rrcf. Island Woman club at
the meeting held Yesterday In the
rar.urs OF the MaFoulc temple Mrs
BE-. =. I-achuer. a. leader. had prepar-
ed program that was q real delight
and Go was thoroughly enjoyed. as each
performer acquitted herself splendid
3d. Niar Maud Hsrtz gave a plano
number -NoCfurur.' hy Borodine
SIZES Sarah Tnymau sang -Lilacs.' by
HgchmluiuoG one Who has Nearued
Alone" hy TfglaikCwEky, and Cradle
song. tv Tschaiknwsiy. Mrs. u i.
Frykmsn PLAYED q romance from the
Second concerto by Wicniawske. with
Miss Eme Johnson at the piano. and
spoudCd % an encore with "MaZur-
kn. by W.euiawski Mrs. C.. 4. Hoge
read q paper on Russian Music as
interpreted by Balakircn and RimsiSy-
EcrsaEoT.- AIRS J.. X. Scott sang a
song 90 india" By Rimsky- Horsakof.
and gave as an encore An Old-Fash-
toned Town" By Squires. Miss Grace
Abraham played 'Nocturne.- by Sar-
kuuCr. and "RCmence." by Tschaikow-
sky and responded with an encore
number. Hungarian Dance" by Mac
uowcu. MrE y. Iachner sang with
Mas Johnson az the piano "Martha's
song" and Russian Folk song" by
AioussorEsky The last number on
he program was given by Mrs. Fryl-
man. who played -'Legende." by Wien
iawski AFTER the program the mem
bers we're given cards for the reci-
procity day meeting % be held al the
home % Mrs. Frank G. Allen Ia Mo
line April g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

100 drarrrs e.1Fa % Che FirF 81
r. s4rtsr school of which Tiss MARY
arrfrr a. teacher Ee'f Verg sue
.rsrfaf box s1e.rt'r ir far rev church
sarrE Friday rveuI1r Too fret part
1f 200 evening vrE rivru over t1 q
program 1f rsa1l1rs o. the E'EErF
Tas QlrE and F11rrnre -fecgr1chlF.
1frer which games were played The
boxes uerr t-sa ag-t.1usf or. and q
ra1t sum vas realized or them. The
proceeds are f1 GU toward paying on
..e class D.ale. Cog f.r nee uIrt.rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
LEFT ovER "a cRusT.

Cheese Straws-RoIl crust thin.
sprinkle with grated cheese. fo'd half
over. roll again, cut in strips, bake o
light brown, serve piled in log cabin
design
Fruit Tarts-RoH pie crust. cut in
rounds. turn edges up and crimp. fill
with preserves or jam. bake and
serve with spoonful of whipped cream
on each.
Cinnamon RoIs-RoH crust thin.
spread with melted butter. sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon. start at
edge and roll, slice on in rounds
about a quarter OF an inch thick;
bake.
Marshmallow Trifes-Cut crust in
squares, press four marshmaiiows on
each square. cover with another
square. sprinkle with powdered sugar
and bake.
Nus Crusties-Cut crusts in rounds;
sprinkle with grated nuts. cover with
round. place two half nuts on top.
bake in hot oven
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ready 20 Help circle OF King 5
Daughters viii entertain at a coffee at
the home OF Mrs. c. J. +. Rochow,
1912 Twenty-second street, Tuesday
March % from 5 10 6 O'Clock. This Is
the first affair arranged by the cir
Gle and the proceeds win be for the
benefit OF the Visiting Nurse associa-
ton. Friends OF the circle are invit-
ed 20 attend the affair.
DR.. w :. Marquis of Chicago. for
merly pastor OF Broadway Presbyter-
ian church. VIII address a meeting OF
the community training school Monday
evening at the y. NJ. c. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a Are tu-
mics going 70 be worn all summer?
(2) I have friend who writes TO
me from another city. I answer his
letters right away, but he does not
answer mine for three weeks or more.
Then he excuses himself by saying, Il
was so busy" Would you continue TO
write to him?
DIMPLED KATE.
az Fashion books are not showing
them much this spring. ! would not
make a new skirt with a tunic.
on Many boys detest letter writing.
and can't seem to answer letter on
time. He should not be expected 10
answer your letters at once, and you
certainly should not answer him at
once. II were you | would wait about
a week before answering his next let
ter, and gradually, so that he will not
notice what you are doing, let the
time increase between your letters I'M
I'll it is as long or longer than the time
he takes answering yours.
Dear Mrs Thompson: I am a girl
OF % years and have been going with
q DlF TOT seven lNslnAuS- nc say , nc
loves me and love him. But he is so
Jealous that he doesn't want me TO
talk to other boy friends. And when
/ do ne cries and says that I am break
ing his heart. What can I do to make
him overcome his Jealousy?
MAUD.
I wouldn't bother with him. Look
for a man made of sterner stun.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; l am. in love
with a Kentuckian, a motormau, and
he seems very much in love with me.
but he is so bashful What must I do
TO win his love- ALICE.
a man never likes a forward girl. |
be pleasant and let him do all
the counting. He viii. in spite OF his
bashfulness, if ne cares for YOU.
Dear AIRS. Thompson; Do YOU think /
I ought TO encourage my gentleman .
frfend9 He hasn't been to see me for I.
about a week and have written him
two letters and have not heard from .
him.
Mammals LITTLE ANGEL. /
He is tired of you. a boy never /
likes a girl when she runs after him. .
And YOU ran after this boy when you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
DR.. MARQUIS SPEAKS
AT BROADWAY SUNDAY

Dr. ". $. Marquis. who for many
years was pastor OF Broadway Presby-
terrain church. now OF Chicago, viii
preach AZ the hour of morning worship
az that church tomorrow. No vesper
service viii be held ar : o'clock. but
supper will be served at Is o'clock ia
the social rooms OF the church and fol-
lowing q DR.. Marquis VIII address the
young people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
RexDALg Will ADDRESS cLUe.

Art and literature department OF the
Moline woman's club met Thursday
az the library and the new business
taken up was relative TO a lecture
90 De Eivcn before the department
next Thursday afternoon. March %,
by Robert Rexdale. Rock Islands poe;-
lecturer. on Personal "Reminiscences
of the Drama" This viii be given in
the library building in the hall up
stairs and the department IS making
a party affair Of 90 and invites the
various study clubs az the city. as
well as music department members
generally. Each member OF the art
and literature department Is entitled
Co invite three guests. Members are'
asked 90 notify the secretary. Mrs.
q a. Rcbstoin. how many guests Will
attend chat arrangements may be
made Tor seating. etc.
The lesson was on Sudermann's
sarda. starring sarah Bernhardt and
under the leadership OF AIrs. J. W.
Pike OF sIvis. with topics given by
McFdlmcs Warren Eastman. G.. ".
Fisk. Marshall Beck and j. C.. Reb-
stein
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
IRISH TgA SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.

The ladies AID society Of the Ne
mortal Christian church conducted an
Irish tea yesterday that wss as sue
ccssfui socially a. well az financially.
the AFFAIR being held In the dining
room % the eA1-ch. The parcel post
station added a nice sum % the treas
uTy and IN the evening an excellent
Irish program vas given. Miss Milla
Beck sans tao numbers. the Memorial
Christian Male quartet. composed OF
Hollis Tanner. Garoid Edwards. John
SpiiEer aud Bruce Edwards. we're com
selied % respond 20 n number OF en-
sores. Especially pleasing were
number 90 readings given by AIRS. Isa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
WORTH KNOWING.


That soiled, faded carpet or rug can
lie made bright and clean at home By
use of the following: From druggist
get an ounce each of ether and chic
reform. Add a cup of salt 10-cent bot
tie of household ammonia; put in wide
moUthed bottle and cork Add two
tablespoons of mixture TO two gallons
water lho0, into which has been
shaved bar of white naptha soap.
Scrub carpet with a stiI brush, using
only the foam of water Rinse with
clean. damp cloth. You VIII be de-
lighted as well as surprised with the
result
PastebCard boxes that crackers come
in are fine TO keep duUghnuts or cook
les in. as they viii not dry OUT can
be used 10 bake fruit cake in as the
oiled paper and stiff outside keep the
cake from burning
To remove cream spots from linen,
touch the spot lightly with ammonia
then iron over blotting paper and al
traces OF grease VIII disappear
To hun walnuts. take board abou.
20 inches long. bore @ hole about the
size of q hulled walnut at one end of
it. Then take a hammer and pound
the walnut through. A quick ana
clearly way to huh wainuts
In washing tatted lace. frs. haste
onto piece of muslin. catching
through each picot; when pressed.
the picots viii remain i'm place and
not curl up as otherwise when wet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
BAPTIST LADIES. coFEEE.

The home % Mrs S. J. Woodin. go
First avenue. was thrown open yes
teTdav foT the monthly coffee party
% the ladies' Aid society % the First
Baptist church. many Of the members
and their friends attending and enjoy
irE q delightful afternoon. They had
with them their sewing and fancy
work and we're busy with that while
they visited Tho hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Fila Starr. Mrs. Mary John
son and Mrs VIII WOodin. served a
nice lunch. The house was brighten
"a Vith bouquets % cut flowers in
each % the rooms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. SATURDAY MARCH

bella Macarthur OF Topeka. Kan. who
gave the original productions. The
Old Banjo Their First Baby, Bus
mess. sab" and Our Appeal 10 ST.
Patrick In the latter a pleasing
touch OF local color was given, for St
Patrick was appealed 10 TO help the
Jail committee to agree with the clubs
OF the city 70 locate the jail site soon.
The affair was very pleasant and
good sum was added 20 the society
treasury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

= largely attended meeting 90 the
Ladies aid society OF the United
frrsby tsr.au church was held yester-
day. Mrs Margaret Santoru and Mrs.
Martha BoEue acting as hostcsses aad
entertaining 10 their home. 1925 First
avenue. The ladies took with them
their fancy work and spent the
afternoon with that following the
transaction % such business a. came
before the society. A delightful lunch
saa served by committee number two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
MENDING PELTS.

Many expensive skins used in fur
coats are tender and tear easily, but
are hard 10 mend because they VII
not hold the stitches. Open the lin
ing, draw the edges Of the rent ~
gether with a few stitches, then apply
surgeons adhesive plaster about an
inch wide over it. Put several straps
of the plaster across the back and IN
other places where the strain comes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
AMES GLEE CLUB TO SING
AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH

At the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning a Woman's Foreign
Missionary society thank offering serv-
ice viii be held. The pastor, DR.. o. T..
Dwineu. VIII preach the sermon and
members of the Ames College Glee club
will give a special selection. At the
hour OF evening worship the glee club
of IS voices viii give a program Of
songs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
PREPARE FoR SPRING ENTER
TAtNMENTs.

a wel attended meeting o. che In
dies. Aif society % thc First Meth
1i.rt chlrct was held yesterday af-
teruCgu lu the church annex. the ia-
dies spending Tire time in preparation
Tor their bazaar and supper April g.
They enIoycd fhc afternoon over their
aorE and we're served with q light
lunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
DR.. REED WILL ADDRESS
ODD FELLOWS SERVICE

The Rock Island lodges Of odd Eel
lows and their auxiliaries viii attend
IN a body services at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening. DIT. n. ".
Reed. the pastor of the church, viii
preach a sermon appropriate 10 the
occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
SOCIAL EVENTS

rer vas served az three tables. with
s-aees foF e. guests. Carnations we're
rsed a. table decorations. together
ulIh sweet peas. each guest tc-ns
3 zen 90 a favor a bouquet % sweet
reas After Girusr the hours uere
raenf ir info-mnl soc.atufy and pass
81 Frry pleasantly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Ffrt Church % rtrrt Scientist.
seq Turatythird street sunday aerv.
irs az 1895 O. on Subject OF lesson.
Matter
Tho church maintains a free reading
room iu TIRE Peoples National Bank
bIi'd.uE. uEici is open every week
day from 1850 d. o.. 90 Q q. On. uac
every Saturday rvruiuE from q @
o'clock 40 authorized literature on
Christina ScirncU may be read or
purcha1rd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
METHODIST

Fre E-rfr1a rr~err FTffE nvraas
ana EsrrrFrtr street Rev u j..
-g.erI pastor Sunday school rs
$3.50 o. OIL Pffar..aE az 1915 O.. o..
ans go. r Etonar.s FuFr.rn 81
aaH society rraE 1sr-iEE service ia
sse uaru.rr E.aslrlf rresra-a la ct-
rr.aE br trE NUrs COLLEGE sl~e club.
Spencer Memorial 5ietr14.st. erurg
Poorly tslsf street and s-rrrth as@uuF
Rev W. H Topr. rast1r. s1rfay
school aF $50 ON. Epwcr.e league
as $3.50 81. u. Services at t1.t Is m-
asd $3.50 o. on.
Ce-uar wstsofisg. corner Fur
trerts s.reet ara sixts aVeaus. Rev.
o. r. Esttr-samg. pastor Sunday
sca5eI as ss11 ar Epworth league ~
$3.50 w Services a. tgsGY a. q.
asd 2 % o. rs.
Frr~ Isrrso1sss. 1880 NlGtA svrnus.
Rev = q. HseEsstaeh- psstor sun
cav set1o. al g.1s d. m. Love feAEt ~
o. a. ~ Services &c t6sft a. n aat
gao @ m-
1fuaz Wsssodst Rev Aires D.S.
ee. pastor sesfsT ses1ei az ssts q.
a. Eew1~tE tsaEsr AL Esff o. e. Ser
wees as 20 ts a. -a aaa 1scr 9 n
wsy=as Afrieas ~ 2. tco,oFs4l.
e1rrsr FIfts-aaf a-tsf aUsrcs asd
rnirteersh street Jam=s r. Wbastoa.
eassar sen4sy services a. 30 a.
r.. ast 1sts o o. sssesy scspoi q;
% o.e1eeE Cerissisa Ea4Eavus IcsEgs
&c $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
" 10 sETTLEMENT-

west End settlement fZt Seventh
avenue. Services or 1875 o. n and
$3.50 b m- Sunday school al ESQ p
o. " b. Barker superintendent. Cot
fasr prayer meeting Monday. mid
week service "wednesday and tarrylnr
meeting Friday
Progressive spirifusIist church
Services every Sunday night 90 7:f5. az
ODD Fellows hail. Fitth and Brady
streets. Davenport Messages received
egCFy Tuesday afternoon az @ O'Clock
O.. utl Feiioas' hail Mrs Ncttic
st1eEaeI. speaker
Gospel meetings an BE- held q. The
Sears toau hai1 Sunday a p IN.
william 70 Oldham % CIinton. Iowa.
an - Oh charge % the services
McetinEs will b. held the last SUI
day % every month conducted b. Mr
Oifhas-
Church % tie Brsfhrcu-Rsv ID A.
HDa land. pastor. Service az Indus.
trial hail. Fourteenth street and Fifth
aVFags. N1iiEr Sunday 6.ho1I NJ 10
o. M FrezcairE ~ 1880 a. N. Evcu-
irE services at 1880 p ~
The R~orranlzrd Church % Jesus
Chrlst % Latter u1y Saiats. ~ Arm.
osy Ball. siEteesth street aad Third
aveags. sabbath school az a.fs a. N
o. caarEr % Superintendent I 81
uarrs sua9ay school a. isfs aaa
pTraehlzE % ESQ o'cicek. IN charge o.
william Wuistts. presiding elder.
seafs are free aae 90 csilsetiou f.
takrn
L4os Secord avraus saa
EiEhtssuia street. second ao0r: Rev.
Van Hgren shutaakcr in charge Zion
JGaicT tibie school every Lords day
az 2 . ~ p@aconess CLARK. saaaito- /
g. charge. f'Fiaeip4i service AZ
~ oivias hsalinE Tuesday =. $3.50
. a. Praise ana prayer meeting
Wednesday 81 3 .. a.
P~Tfsc, Chrsstisn way-Serviees a. . I
o'eioek Sunday az e1s Eishtesnth 1
street J. Jsff~FsOa. conductor. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

90 7 30 III
- Isserss ssrisa regFes. Srcead
aVreGr aGs Faartseafs street Father
z , Qgiee. rsetor eesus Fathrr ". >
Far&e. asssssaat sset1F. Masses zs
g. fe. 8 so. $50 lose Sazfsg sehooi
ss 20 a. e. Wees cay Masses ss 2
ssessf tfsssg raFfss eaarch. Fistk
svsnas eEf r,sssfF- ssEssa ssrsst. Pa
sse= Clsresss q orSsilL rscta-. Masses
&c :. sac ssG 20 60 sszesy school
af 8sts a. n Evs1isF prayer fsksa
ssid1 90 5ssG Week ear aass a. Tss9
e. -
80. NAYS esGrsz (Cerssasl. TozFth
sssaas az9 TWsztistA street. Farker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
:: CHURCHES 80


Peter EtueE. rector Masses 40 and
igs1H m. sunday school al $3.50 Q.
r Weekday mass on s a. m.
50 Fauts eGurct tu-fFiau1. Tuenfv-
f11rff street end Eishtl.aUd.a-haif
sVrelr. FafarF r. NDivoTs. rector
tfsss az Co. u- sunday selb1! a.
$3.50 B. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
n g. CLUB WITH MRS. KERR.

n @ CLUB With Mis-. KEITH.
Sire. D. d. Kerr az her home -oi
Third avenue. Moline. Was the hostess
yesterday f1 members OF the y. 3.
club. three tables of 500 being played
TH rs iu the games went Co Mrs r..
g. Potter. .Irs. Frauk Kelley and Mrs.
George Brown and were sifts OF china.
4 lunch was served after the games
and tgr ladies we're invited 90 meet
aaaiu lu two weeks with Mrs Prank
KELLEY. Eighteenth avenue. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
firstly Episcopal church. N.nc
frrh etErs and SiEfh avenue Rev.
Granville ti Sherwood. rector. STrv.
Sees at $3.50 a. on. Eud 1895 g. r.. and
Ts11 p. o. Sunday school % s:1p
H o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

ltoarEss TO GIRLS o. q. - 4
tfss fluar wood e1r~rrrl-e- ne
eeraarF etr. vocal aaf i1Ftrleeefal
objections Tt~~e were o. E.r,a prrs-
ere ar -es s-tT party ana at a iare
Bong r.frrrarHrfr rrre served The
bone wrr tsa1tf4-ir decorated in
s.es arI HEi-e fsraz f1aF-u being
feHfn~##
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
HOUlSEIIOLD]z1ss.sN'
HINTD @Sz.

around it. garnish with the fringed
celery and dress with mayonuaise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

gAprt4r=
FusE Baptist rrrarr TH.rf rvrelF
uud r4fteerfa street. Nev tf W.
Reed. past1e agnaaF school as 1tl
%. M Jaaior E ". g. o. at @ %. u ta.
termedfare ara senior U s.. 81 %. rsea
meets at $50 p. m. srsv.ers GO t1s fa
D. nj anf $3.50 p w Tre u3t Fr.
lows VIII attend services at tae eeere.
AZ ere tegr Of evrafaE worship
EiseNgod Baptist eoFrfr raF
fourth street sad FlftH avse1s Rev.
y a. W Read setinr bast1r sGnftr
acbeot Bt % 81 "a. m. EoanE reopi-.s
n1eetfsE st $3.50 b o. ssrr.lrs a1
t0 t5 a. m and $3.50 r
swedish G8pf.ss. corner TUeasy -lrst
street aad tIfth aVeage. suadaF
achoat az t1 a. on pre1raiaz at tr a.
m. ~ Rev b. A. CHrleea. Yourr rea.
pie u1ertlaE af m N1fu.cE
taeus. ~Ner Estimate ef t.e slr-e.
Tag 90 christ
MeNiniev uaefisg lce'or~al. Tecta
street. and sltff Furra~ FrracstrE
moruinE aad evea.ss by Rev We
sanders 90 Clar4s. iowa. Services ss
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
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FouFtssush stre~t and Tsafa avesse.
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dag scaool &C o CD a. u. chr. stlts an.
esavor &c al D m. sefviecs at ttst5
p m aad 60 p "a.
broadway Frsssyterf1r. corner g
rrWensv. ghiFa s,rvet arG sevsEfa ave-
nge. Rev. 1amss Edgar Wusoa. pas
tsr dGadaT scaeoi at DIS a. m
NeUsE peoples msst.nE nt q g. o. a.
Services az 20 - e. us. aat fQ p. m
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sice NnI 81 seif esgpr~r viii DO serv-
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speepie
sewn Para rresaYtrrifr. corner e
Tnfrtiets strsss ssa Ftreeafa avenues.
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scacof aE q as a. m Services as 90 af
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en- enserftss Crrfsfian EaGsavoT &c
as Evsasax services a. TssQ.
United Frss8y irrtsa. Tetsd svsrus
rat Fsurtssasa street. Rev. =. T..
tsnee. Bastrrs ulefs scksot Es $50
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a. 6 30 . n. Services az 90 a. a C.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Perfect Chrss:isn way-Serviees Al :
oieioek Sunday AZ s1s Eishteenth
street ;. Jesf~rsoa. conductor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
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