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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
Dr.. Curtis Tells Women
Of Playground Movement

Hsrry 81 Clrt-a. p. %. % C.arE 1u--
veraifY. worresr@r WafH. wee grsat
dent q thr carionat PLAY Fr1ar1r a.
sociat.o1 anf t1r Fears ssre-lsor o.
playground ia Seu TcTa cffv srf che
UsfricE % Col4mn..z aGfr~rr-f rEs
msnbsrs ~ taa Nouaaf club a.. ne
Narch meeting AL enc Efts9a.- temp p
satursAg aft~rnoor He took as BIS
subject "rhe ffar r-o4uH W1Fru r-r
ard fta a ~ feaEee- giving talk
rat wac fl.I % good ai-tF and slr
Esstious ard marisE roirfs teat we're
most he prlf ri view ~ ere trrt trn-
To- civic dFoarfmeeF FEs trFFs -.r
vf4yxruurf u9rer1egf u ere r.fr AMI
r. Diaa-isr. wish ere 9perIaF 1r ra1l-
m@r - ESTABLISH ts a1f.t1u tr tho
pfaVrrD1nds fn Der fr1ann square arf
t0nr View PARK "a playground r1 ee
focassr NJ so-rT roiaf sef wern T'err.
ffsth Enf TweuFTsttrf streets. north
- FTffn avenue. TIE .eefgre wHs "
fs=Trasrf win sFrreoBEeen v.suf
~ Cfrtsf beraH hls address PSI saw
fnn mar fF "a o. e6mmoa Dol ~ tffE
chnd~-r o. me- need f1 rr fa1srr fe
riaY mar hat s fE~l- nature aat
fh@v caaaof hslo b1s a. fF Bg' .has
ndeu. BE- said. fs "a e1ergsl1u betvrre
8iav erd raarrs. f1r csiffrer musf BE-
taurhf how 90 BiaF games mat VIII bv
Hf-sf f5r FH=fr welfare Work AMI
psar. o. srf ere Gfsaooe.sr rom
the modern e.FF wien ser rregl. EUaf
ehffren 90 naF receive tar proper rc.
ercis@ far ere drVrioumecf OF ffrfr
bod &C. unmraE.e sefrnrr 1 ere
schaafs fer rfrfs saf rErH1f trs.-.sr
o. boqs In a maaaaF take the place
~ ne wara taaf vas regT -rf from
ths aiFt o. boz ~ us.r parer.s 60
years aro Ist is f7r't-T. ltf~ f,r taefr
needs MsrGln-rv has fafer che place
- manual Labor ta ere home wi.F aa
increase ~ rerVoss strain tr1r 81 r~
ss1nsfble f1r rncreasrf Insanity ana
dc9~uernrv THIS meaHE sIr frF-re-
alton af enc r1e~ Or rarr ssrf~ Pee
\ sooke 81 fH- rruvFs ~ 1Fr r
\ rrounds movement r fHr se rF
years a. tas rrsg.r of fH- awaken. IS OF
e. social sense ffr maintains .rFf
everv child should tE.r rot Joss .fa
one hour outdoor play Hs part 90 fsr
sehooi csrrieu. ru. 0f.rE tHrt rrr
hour ~ oisv Or above Hlf Eeov elr-
~ u-tthmstr history end frr ike. Be-
cause Or F~fos develop "a good on
and th~ rrhF ssH 30 ..r lIr wr.r
tafns fsaf play Fru'.afs rhtF are nar
properly saBerv sed are uor.- tera sl
piayEruunfs arf teaf fg tHr cu.s.ri-
tiou a. fans.ae@ chat lt pr1rtre ana
hiblfs mat are verr Hgf a vacant
rot hs q poor playground rse back gBrt
- FNe nuars~a Hr.a4fs - ffH faa asa
fFr tae average crowns Boz With DIE
Games o. baseball ard football ana hr
WIN naturally 20 CD tEe streef unless
"a betIer place is provided t1r tis p'ag
90 has been demonstrated saat crIt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
WoRTH KNOWING.

One tablespoon vinegar in 4 basin
of hot water for washing windows,
mirrors. etc, changes a task TO a
pleasure.
II warm water as hot as one can
bear the hands in is used in making
cold starch, the clothes viii iron
much more easily and quickly and
be much smoother than by the old
method.
To take of wall paper easily
To two gallons soft warm water use
two tablespoons saltpeter dissolved
in il. Wet the paper with this; you
can take it or in half OF the time
To clean lace curtains-Take corn
meal about two pints, and two
pounds pulverized boraN. Lay cur
tain on table and clean cloth.
Double curtain lengthwise Put on
meal and borax mixed, then take
brush and brush 1t into the curtain
from one end to the other; then
shake well and hang out 70 air. Press
and your curtain will like new. 4
fine way to clean fine curtains for the
first time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

rrr taei-eI toward f1berrg,osiE have
been re-nanrrrfr teusfttef ard
cured and made st-1rr men ard 40
uer by Firizr tEem crashed aud
properly directed play Fiar tends
toward ere ceTe'0pmsnr - grace and
ease. q. Lei tEr sef- medicine in ths
world f1- fh@ cer- rf dyrpepsia 70
teaches en- frer 1ltrr I1fEms-- and
tecls.ar r-t tar lat.t os tstrF'-r g.
reHrrrfl.e 70 other alEzrstloa. 10
r~aearF elrae~ E1rsFtr 90 ftshnzeEty
--as uir f1lcu ere raI1 into tls
world lr I.F a-EreEs relations wees
arc acquired lr ifIrrrsr. rs. .- PLAY.
s-ael Hr eaf uifE1.t play tE a
eesoa. fa~ GFlEFleurf o. c-rt.a
pointed Que crEsr salient ro.afs m ere
.Elirearer Of t1e properly Egpe~r -
Play art .tF r~ee- Eues t1e Fruei1E
es.E AZ ere conclusion OF h.F 80
ssnrlE Do answered a humber % q1es-
rsrs rertria.EF t1 she ssta.F .sta1 eat
~ g'4r=-a-rls aaf t1s.r r1se-r.si1n-
rre-rG.-r ts~ afsr-ss OF ths after
u9ee 1fs fa-r.eF fars.a acc1=rar-
rf tF wrs Ea.rFrlrr GesF sang
Eesrar -ran sylvia. fr1m 1tisass
q cup rr Fr=f Er.esf taEar and
-'Trr Uvl aF Ianes Haru~s Wells.
resuoettsE VIA AZ saeore ssi~~tl1z-
~ me basf-rss sessi11 % gtr ciEs
H vas rofrt sT H~Hafr wfs ffe ttIt-
rGts Egeaf sgr~aEe arsoeiario-. fhs
nssrfrr having b~ea 5r~seafst tF Mra
f.asfuar The r.as wt form an sur-
fl.arF orEaa.zat.1r ard VII send TO
s-lerssrs s1 tse state coav~rtf7r. ,frs-
O. IS Mister e~rsrrt 80 ere arsrrF~ g
eco 90 a-errf Neef~ tfs-rs zf-EPrii
a af advocated ere risr fgFertT-
tsalref 90 asa9o.s lIra. 1osspa Gp't-
sasfft Announced Gro lecture t1 BE- give
on tr Errrss FaTr~s Naret 60 .a tss
tfaeaete t-r11e Ertrr tsr t.rrrt-da
af t.~ Study tFrart@reE
Fr rrr tefEssff hospitality ~ rho
F'-5rlarr asret1z vfr1 The club mem
6ers we're Der FErsts. tfrs. r ~ ra~ts.
rse 1resfF~s. vac given q -.slsE vote
o. rrr-fs al n r-a-E ~ aHureriaf.u1.
HefrH. rGrrse were served PSI ne
rrrrsr e1-rn'-Fre Ef ere close %
fle oraeraer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
EASTER EGG CANDIES.

Fried Eggs-Take juice OF one
orange, one teaspoon lemon juice
While OF one egg whipped slightly
as much powdered sugar as you can
, work into the juice. making a nice
dough. Color this mixture with
vegetable coloring to make a pref
" yellow Form into balls like big
marbles. then fistten them on but
tered paper TO the thickness OF fried
egg yolks. Set aside TO harden.
To make the egg whites: Soak two
tables poems gelatin powder in six
Il blespoons cold water while you
make a strip. Boil two cups gran
ulated sugar in one cup water till
IL forms a stir ball in cold water
Pour strip over gelatin and when
cool beat 10 minutes with cream
whip or a fork. Add one teaspoon Of
vanilla and beat one minute. This
should be light. white and foamy. Drop
in large dabs on buttered paper or but
tered platters. Have each dab the size
OF fried egg. Press a yolk into each
dab before il begins to harden; leave
till well set. Dust both sides with
powdered sugar and arrange on platter
that has been previously busted with
powdered sugar.
Egg in Shell-Yokes: Make same as
in above recipe.
Whites: Boil one cup granuiated
sugar in one-fourth cup water till it
spins a thread when lifted on fork
or spoon; add one-half teaspoon van
liza and set OF fire. Stir till il begins
TO look cloudy, then pour quickly. in
small dabs, on buttered plates. Drop
yolk in center Of each dab and fold
white Immediately about il, shaping
with your hands as much like an egg as
possible. II the mixture gets too thick
before you are done, set the kettle in
boiling water till it melts again
Shell: Add one cup sugar 10 one
fourth cup water Boil till il
threads; add one tablespoon melted
chocolate and let it boil up once,
stirring lightly. Remove from fire.
let get slightly cool: don't stir. Stick (
a stout pin in each egg and dip the |
whole egg in chocolate mixture. hold !
ing by the pin till it begins TO harden;
lay on cold buttered platter This re-
;ipe makes pretty brown she'll Then, |
Il fine brush or pin is used, dipping
Il IN the chocolate and daubing on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

~ Nra H. p Casf-si. 1885 FFcut.etl
lsa-t
Ta-tday evening March CO. as
. 1cl1eE tEr billy sunday club vl
sersr q banquet Ht Che church alru
1strr H. r. Burgess 1f Nef1 and
james ff Andrews % Errarre viH
.r fa~ speakers
1teafsr April s. s1 frustrated Ice
Cure on che PEaama canal viii b.
E.sFe aE Charles g. Payne. under tfr
aasate-s ct che Social Service study
CLUB
Tuesday eren.rs April 8 r- eater
fa'amret wiI &C. sseH Hl sse Cove
ra-t u.t.r class.
T-.rItg sespaf-rsr confirmation
e.ass wi aret ta.s evening at $50.
.e ta~ parrish house
Tee uurras sriit Will mset at $3.50
Zoe gre 1a tEr r~etgrT.
reT FrsttT-rt guild eaE merr A. {
oe.1eE Tuesday Ira enc par sh house
rria.iT BOYS club vul meet Tues
tsE eFea.aE a. 2 o'e,9ek il tlr parish
BOISE
Services vfu br be.I ln ere chaps.
sE 6 a.elaeE TaeslaF
N~t1-sEsF. aFrr.ers vlrI b. held u.
q 60 tu che chapel ant a. 2 90 p. ru in
fke eluFcf. EFr. Samuel andrew
Cazpsnan. ass ssant rector % Trinity
Cathedral. uat esloFt. ui,t DO fAs
speaker wednesday vrenlaF
TsarftsF afrruoGu 10 o'essek
Tia.tT s4fd 'Hir saest st tar parish
ogsr
Tes WCMsrs auxiliary ui'f hold an
sudsr meeting Thurseay In the par
81 hogse.
Services viu o. held - $50 d. m.
aEe > ~. THURSDAY
Friday morning az $50 services uiI
b. a~id 81 the chapel
Central Prrssytsrar-Tas choir
viu NEE f1r regular rehearsal Tues
dsT svsainz a. the church
TIE sunircf fo- che exposition a.
tAe r-ifwccE meeting on Wsincsday
evening afu b. she eleventh ani
tse'sth cAap;ers o. Ro-uaax
The Womau's Missionary SOC Istv
VII meet o. The home 90 Mrs.. = &
Sltamcu. t0es Fourteenth and -a.haf
street FRIDAY sfteraoou ~ 9 O'Clock
BesiarlaE a@xt Friday there viiI be
a caazEc n the time % ne moving
picture catsTtzinm-ats. The arst per I
'oFnascc wili Be Eiven az ssIs O'Clock.
and VIII D. gwen especially FOR the
raiiarea- The fres tickets vii admit /
10 this psrfo-nAncs alone. The sec
oef performance sfli - Elven az :. 30 /
'Soek- Chferss Tfii be admitted % T.
ais. 80; trey nus; pay the regular az.
zee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Il would be hard 10 find more at
tractive combination OF the actress.
housewife and society woman than is
presented I'm Katherine Harris. who
in private life is Mrs. John Barry
more. wife OF the brilliant young &C
tor. The Barrymores when of the
stage. find much pleasure in their
charming New York home. where they
are the center OF one OF the most
brilliant literary and artistic circles in
the grea; city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
LENTEN Fish DISHES.

Broiled Sardines-Remove fish care
fully from can, scrape off as much
as possible Of the skin. Heat a table
spoon OF butter IN a frying pan and
cook fish in it, turning them so that
both sides may be slightly Drowned
Season with salt, cayenne and a little
lemon juice. Lay each sardine on a
strip OF buttered toast. Serve hot.
Salmon Loaf-Scald two-thirds cup
of milk, mince one can salmon. add
one-half cup bread crumbs. one table
spoon chopped parsley, salt and pep
per; add also two eggs well beaten.
then pour in milk a little at a time so
as not to get mixture too soft. Steam
or bake one hour.
Fish Cakes-Cook three slices Of ba-
con in frying pan, but do not brown;
add one teasp pooh salt and boiling wat
er u three cups potatoes. sliced. and
cook until tender. drain and mash.
Add one can fish fakes, two table
spoons butter, pepper and a little hot
milk; beat all thoroughly. shape into
cakes, dip in -four, fry in bacon fat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
UP-To-DATE RECIPES.

Brown Bread Pudding-One pint
Drowned bread crumbs soaked in
water. then drained. Add the we'll
beaten egg, one-half teaspoon each
baking powder, ginger. cinnamon
and nutmeg. one-half tablespoon, cup
chopped raisins or any other fruit
Toss together lightly, put in closely
covered vessel and steam two and
one-half hours. Serve with cream
and sugar, whipped cream or a tea
spoon of currant jelly on each por-
tion.
Leftover Fish Dish-Use one egg
to each person; butter, pepper. salt
and a little milk. Take remains Of
any cold boiled fish Ccod is best);
pull it into small pieces without
bone or skin. Boil eggs hard Place
some milk and a little piece Of butter
in saucepan; when butter is melted add
fish with pepper and salt, and make al
thoroughly hot Divide yoiks from
whites; chop whites and add them TO
fish, stirring well up. Turn fish into
hot dish; chop yOlks finely and
sprinkle them over top.
EscaIoped Meat - Palatable and
inexpensive meat dish for family of
four: Get one and one-balf pounds
ground steak and take a half box
macarOni and small can tomatoes.
Cook macaroni until soft; put meat
in a dish creased we'll (season each
layers welD; then put a layer Of
macarOni, then meat. until dish rs
full; cover over with tomatoes and
bake for one and one-half hours
slowly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

having home OF my own. this thought
never seems 10 enter his head Ny
friends tell me that he Is too young
for me and 7 am wasting time and
losing chances 10 marry. II I knew
that he cared FOR me and intended 20
marry some day would wait for him
but I am not sure OF this. since he has
never gwen me any reason 20 be.
What shah J do2 Give him up. or
wait and hope PERPLENED
Ny dear little girl. 7 think YOU are
very sensible not TO take il for grant
ed that this boy cares for you. He
probably does or ne wouldn't have
spent two years with YOU. But his
affection may be one which he viii
have outcrown by the time he is old
enough 90 consider marriage. DO not
give him al your time; find interest
On Other men; and 7 am sure you will
be happier .n the end.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
:: CHURCHES

r FrlaF rvrat-s at a.raes On rbe
. eFHree
DO ,rss5r ssas rr a-rt s1.r-
. cav afre-raee az g o." .a rs- er4Fca.
B-eas~sr s--ssytr- -Ttls srHr.
i-E $50 ere r1rE1-irr f-n.rlEs
r Use s afHrE. vHf address faF
Eres.rE
&rfsrsfsv Frrri~r aF q 800 a-sF~s
srrs es $3.50 es Beta az ere eserrs.
rraastfv rrrer-aar rt q e.e.1et fF~
fsr1r resTe.as.e~ va meet Fri far
eee.E
Fresr aser-aer as q e.ereTt ere
WaHss yrssse seetrfH e ueFE
prE sr-s a. u w-.ar5.ess 90
.ru-asv rsr1 street
E,-ss esss.ss-Sfas ve-E r-arrr ser-
e.-s o. Erf THFIersasa Frrs.EE
.s csc ceeeeF
40 s.s cav session OF csc ladies' Aad
society Or vors vtr Del Bed FritaF 81
t.F ezasrs rsr,o-s
r-ss s~-sss L4s-r-s--r saF
ssrss sse wses see5-fr vfr ares la
fss ts@- 90 g. IS. Na1srses. go -,
treesa Ereet.
F~f9essaT sFeeirE r1.awee& r-ar.
or services Str b. Esid is ss~ etaasl
ts.essf 81 s asrsslsz 81 tss ssatay
seseot trsesers
rnsrsssv @vsu.rE ere Va1Hs
reorfe-s scefrfr viii rees VITA wfss
Eerr swansea. szs Ntess sfreFs fa- >
So .st sssss5s-
u-is-s sr-ssy+.rfsr-Tss Kate His
tfissge scctstV viii ness TsrsdaT
sesa-sE fs ere bone - 1frs. Lacy Cor
sfs. SIS Ffsh street
PRAYER services vii - t~.a Wee .
.esGav svss3sE ia ts~ ezars.
Tns ssuuzl racsstrx % tss Wc-=ar's T.
wtssac1 sccfesv vii b. hr'4 Frfssv - T.
tsrrocr az . Is VITA STR. :. T.. Vaz-e.
teit Fosrtscsss. ss4-s-saif stree.
rirse Wssrse Ass-Tlsstsy sVeafrE
fss urfta NIpsa eass MI give 90 80
trrta irmsrf. NJ Hc.s~ in ne Assem-
sir ruom.
wednesday sesaiEE AZ 90 PRAYER
nsstisE VII - ssI4 n tns cAa-ch.
ThgrstEY evening" praye~ meeting
Eiu BE- heit Ia tts E9u1s % Nr. an.
Mrz Horz~T Hrkisy. les Twrzty.
,1irs street. VITA : T. Eatftsoa. r..
"a isafsr. AID 81 tie bone % Nr. ana
sfrs- = a Rec. tzs Sfxt@~rth street
Tfta g. q u-suEhsrty ss leader
~rieav asr~-sccr 80 L~siss- 40 50
'issy WI hc.G coGos ~ ne hone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
sAvwEs LECTURE WILL Be
TREAT

TIE lecture on bird i.fr 'p hT Ftre1
bF Ernest Eayn~r under t1s auspices
us ere study department % the Won
aaH oHb. Marco 80 as Masouic tenn
pc. aT1w .Frs Co hr E~ai treat. Hs
rae every Ta~r~ been greeted vifh
macs praise b. ff- press. the con.
cord. S. ff Evening Mpuifor aging %
a.e trIss
coat % elr years % obsrrvatoa
aai study. o1t % 90. deep love for and
.r1-o1eh knowledge 90 tIs subject.
SIR g1yrer has made a lecture that
raEuot BE- matched any where 10 the
peculiar pleasure that 60 gives to both
old and vouaz He tells his story
attaolt attempt az oralorlcal effect
b1f with on entirT ABSORPTION Ca HiF
subject that triaFr tis audience az
once iu sympathy with him Last
n.Eaf.s agdisacr certailiy was. al ~
Bowed bv Dee laughter. ifr applause
and OCCASIONAL moisture ir the eyes. 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
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DDeBLIMS
ty1s EtfzAsE7H TEg4QsoN

Dear MrF. Thompson: ca VIII bro
cadeI elk be worn much this sum
mer.
fei What kind OF dress trimm ne
Vlli be worn this summer
izI DO you know harmless remedy
Cor removing liver spo;s7
ADELINE.
90 No.
I-I Lace ana embroidery.
tet Brown spots are apt 20 make
their appearance In the spring. when
che blood .F in bad condition and the
liver torpid This last condition IS
largely p1usibIe Cor unsiehtly facial
birmisher and vhsu they take the
form Cf liver spots that organ should
be- treated Immediately. For instance.
O caiha-tir must be- rcsorted 10 II the
liver has been Inactive. Some kind
% blood purifier should also be taken
Many person like snsslfras tea as
purifier % is made by sleeping Two
ta1icsp1oufliE OF the dried root. brok.
en- fine Ia three piuts Of boiling wa
Ger fur 20 minutes. It Is drunk freely
through the dag. May De sweetened y
desired
While methods directed toward im.
rr1v-mrrt OF the whole system must
be- kept up. some external spplica-
urrs mas be- found helpful In using
Whitening lotions Or must be rcmem-
HsrrI That ans strong bleach may I'M
lgrr fh- skin UhIs @ simple one win
vorE 90 slowly tfa' thc patient may
think % is not e. success and stop a.
ono % E-lh mild bicachsB ga made
from 80 grains OF saiicyiic acid and
four ounces 90 has rum. n is applied
us hr and morning with a small piece
rf IgeH ana isrf 90 DRY on. Affer a
frs daEs tLv ska VIII rouEhcn. when
the application nsuFt 30 Discontinued
ana the place touched with oxide OF
zinc ointment untI &; heals n the
stain O. stiu .H evidence thc lotion NAV
b. l-rd asaiu
Dear SIRE Thompson: WHAT should /
a E.ri cav when she does not Wish 10 I
dance eith q Young ulan and she 4
haEnt the dance I. s.
She should say Z am not going 90 /
dance Ekls dance. thank you. And 4
then 20 avoid sitting % out alone. she /
could so into the dressing room until
the dance "a over.
Dear Mrs Thompson. VIII you
kindly give me Information as % the
l.ctation % moving picture playss
mink can write several myself
RS.
do not understand your question.
You can probably find What you know
IN moving picture magazine.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Ny little
,iTi's ha.r - coming out badly and Is
ferv thin. Would you advise me 10
ave g Singled she = seven years
I'd \ MOTHER
ce: Juliet Marion Lees book
hoe 10 Care Tor the Hair" A care
rl study % this book wiu enable you
o care for you little girls hair so that :
here viii be no need OF having Il !
ainsled- anyway. shinsllng would /.
lot better the condition OF the scalp
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am -
ears old and have been keeping com '
any FOR tao years with a young man :
NO years my junior Nov. while 1
= beginning 20 think OF marrying and lc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

sour p.srE Fr~s a,ff~ri - rf--'rr.s eve
ehafr vIn meet sr the eh.-.a Cor Co.
ArafssI
Titesdav evening az @ 800 tr~ grssr
sraood vii aaerf 5sirF tar president
Percy srev $500 twentieth avre.r
We,ia@sdav arrrrusoe ar f.ff fee
Junior sssoc.affsa VIII me~t rrfree
services WI 81 betf ss r1 rrt ese
teacher frIlnfaE e.ass wIr meet al.
10.
THURSDAY afternoon as fsr aa
anal FneetinE 81 ere Womaas ssil
WI 81 held F' fHr eter.a ard IA asee
Ca eeosram e.ss been prepared
NsHferisl eerist sos-tar la.l sss
Nd sociegv ~. mref "h WIS Itaf-s
tt'il itt tsath s.fees. Faifsda. ff.-r
ne"os
spsresr Nsrnertsf WstTct ss-ffs-es
resa .n@ a. We Fes s'a- et WIS a.
~'s'iers - 'H-at.e slss7
as.er 'f W pr Deserved Pc
- WE
'a tt
me 'o'&
$500" so l'is r'aa
ne men "a satrea az requested
- ~ - II p re
est'-'si''tien Z. las hisH seels't w"
eeSe - ps sat lf as2l
80 n ee"sl..l,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
EsgrEurEr~ At FAREWELL
PARTY.

ti.ss~r He.~r WaEre- srt ItIEa
Won pef=t rS tEs bone OF enc latter
nos rs.rteerra ase1Es. sr'ertained
SATURDAY rFeg.Ez at a rarty CO. honor
OF esrl t-r.1E. usa leaves soon far Ma-
500 CtrF Or tEF ssuwrr TrrV had
as guests ts vosrz people vrp spent
trr Fr~r.rE p.agieE zam~s and con.
Tests tr which f1r prizes were rur 1r
fffss fVv ErcE. Miss Blanche HAD.
d.eE W.ss Hs-dr vozr and Erri mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
socIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Rock ISLAND camp No IS. Woodmcn
OF thc World. viii entertain a private
dancing party Thursday evening az
odd Fellows ball EicuerE orchestra
$500 sivr the dance program
Colonel Bracket circle. Ladies ot
ere O.. q o.. viii entertain az a card
rarfy rouorrpw afternoon a, Memorial
hall iu the court house The games of
goo viu BE- played and game VIII De-
Gin as Z.-1 O'Clock. The prizes vIi
be- hand made 0ues and frieud- are .u-
WEED Co atterG
Tie Ladies ScwjrE society % Aiken
Efr~e- chapel viii meet "wednesday
afternoon o. $3.50 vith Mrs. =. r..
tagzfcrfr. $3.50 Twentieth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
HEALfxE NICE SUN FROM SALE.

T- Eafv Sec ssvl-z society % Gro
EHsas4es conducted o. sale % bono
oaEr-y Saturday .1 tas REID and Boil
nan laundry from as.cE tGeF realized
g. rlr aeEs rrE.iar meeting % taT
society vu Hr rr.f Thursday aifF
W-s q E.atsar. 900 Fra avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
BILLY SUNDAY CLUB BANQUET

The Billy sunday Booster club VIII
serve a banquet iu tle First Meihc-
disc errree rgerihv evening March
90 rt e a.rfncE t1 wales men % the
f-.e.tlss have been lGuted- judge H
~ Burgess % Ai@Io ard James d.
t1frev % Ee~ase~ vi1 b. fle speak
70 % che evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
4 PREACHING POLE"

One of the new inventions is a long
reaching pole" which has many use .
in the home.
It IS made with a claw at the end
which acts as a hand in getting at
high and inaccessible places.
1t can be fitted with a cloth and
used to clean the tops of holdings
1t viii lift pictures of the holdings
or put them up again; it VIII place
shades in position. take down por-
there's. etc
1t is light and easy to manipulate
and thus saves much unnecessary
straining.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
EIlIlna the BILL

II want to give a swell luncheon.
What would You suggest as the first
article on the menue-"
Dried apples. Ameri-
car
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Frances Pritchard. a Boston girl.
Ieaped into fame en- a single night
playing the role % a dancing sprite
iu the Peasant Eiri" The photo
shows her CARRIED in one OF the crea-
uous 60 which she appears during the
action % the play. a white taffeta
gown with silver embroidered roses
and thrceticr skirt. Miss Pritchard
come from a staid old New England
family and is just IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

I'm Eiad I'm no, a goldfish" OBJ
served small Peter. FOR Ia that case
I'd have 90 stay 10 a bathtub all the
time Cincinnati Times-Sttr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

DELTA ALPHA CLASS ENTERTAIN
aENT.
TIE Delta Alpha class % che First
Methodist church vlI give an enter
tainm@nt. -Wr Bob IN the assembly
room ~ che church tomorrow even
ing TIE entertainment viil be- a com
faE iu fe1 acts eifh plenty % sood.
eisa1 tIl Special musical numbers
u1Ii o. rrsu o. MiTE josephine Cook.
plano. wlaF Frances Rhoads. violin.
ard HrEaf Llulorr. harp There Wiii
also a- candy booth conducted hy
fr- E.r.E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
SOCIAL EVENTS

The hoase vas decorated n green
crepe paper. with bouquets % oafto-
flis. pussy willows and ferns. AZ a
ate lOlr supper was served iu the
dining room. later kash uEht pictures
we're takeu. afr. ihrfE vas given a
nice Elft 5y the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
.HOUSEIOLDz5!.s,.GN'
HINTJC 49,

egg, It leaves darker spots. making
1t pretty speckled egg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Nsrsorisf cnrIst sa.-ra- Lal ss.
Nd society wfu rref efrh wrs Ilases
HAN. ttt reash street.. rslrstt. efr-r
noon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Dear Mrs Thompson; am -
years old and have been keeping com
pany for tao years with a Young man
two years my junior. Nov. while /
Az beginning 20 think OF marrying and