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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr Kilauea, for Hilo and way
ports March 13-P. A. Coxon, H. Lew
is, Mr.. and Mrs. Stobie, Master Groff,
Mrs. M. I. Greff, Mr.. and Mrs. r M.
johnson. H. e. Keller and wife, e. H.
Uhe and wife. Harry Irwin, Geo. Bus
tard. o. T. Shipman, Master : no, Mrs.
Annoy Aho. w. Tin Chong. Mrs. III. A.
Hill, r. s. Norris. Or. C. A. Veasy and
wife, p. l. Willis and wife. r. Sulli-
van. Miss d. Armstrong. C. B. Han.
r. r. Zane.
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NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Wilhelmina, March Is.
Yokohama Chiyo Maru, March 16.
Australia Sonoma, March %.
Vancouver akura, March %.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San francisco Shfnyo Marn, Mar. Is.
Yokohama Nippon Maru, March q.
Australia Ventura, Mar. %.
Vancouyer-N Niagara, April 2.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, from Honolulu for San Fran,
= cisco, arrived Feb. Ia. -.
Thomas. from Honolulu for Guam and
Manila, sailed Feb. Is.
Sheridan, from San Francisco, at Ho-
noIuIu March 13. -.
Sherman, Honolulu for San Francisco,
sailed March s. -. ..
Dix, from Honolulu, for Guam and
Manila, sailed Feb. 20. ...-..
Warren, stationed st the Philippines.
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49, - ~ -
II| X1'1nIl. U1|.In1. K11nEn. end
u0I stations @.@I:II 4 ~. ,I,l1 3 ~
VI. I>.I ri'l. I've ~ an1 -
||I|'0.| ||II 9 ~. &I|II = -.
||I.II y ~. ...II y n. 80 . ~.
A. i,',,R ;. 80 , - '''.',
I|.|I1
Arrive ||000|.'. ~. III.I4 Va
~. ~ N.'.n,''' y = - ne,
1r,|,, I,ns'ul. non IVA an anl
Pearl CIIy-II;II = ~. s1.16 q NJ.
'i1.o1 . N. tl.tD .. NJ. si.2s p N.
ss:3l y. m, $50 y. an. -,
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
Leilehua-s9:l5 a. M f1:55 p. m,
s4:01 p. M, 1910 p. M.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at S:36
a. m, for Haleiwa hotel: returning ar
riYes in Honolulu at 1870 p. nj. The
Limited stops only at Pearl City and
Waianae.
sDaily Except Sunday. tSnnday only.
g. p. DENlSoN, r. C. SMITH,
superintendent. G. P. Al.
=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
CRUISER WASHINGTON
ARRIVES AT VERA CRUZ

[Associated Press by. Fed Wireless. i
VERA CRUZ, Mexico, March Is.
The United States armored cruiser
Washington arrived here yesterday to
strengthen the squadron already sta
toned here, AWAITING further orders.
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M1n1r1. 1885, n
1.nln - 1aam N41II1an g. =
At
k,u.l puus lunaun,al En.un.
4II
Nnn pnlI1 C'nntI11. -, $50
kanaI noIIl@u. q MaIl aIT, ; y O.
Iu1Il1gs l11TCn 60
San Francisco LnFIlne. ~. y. 3. q,
,. N.
san F-arciscc eh'r-o War;, lar-
anese stmr
Maui. Molokai and Lanai ports-Mi-
kahala, stmr., 5 p. m. ..... ~.
Mahukona and Kawaihae-Wailele,
stmr., noon. e. ."
Kauai ports-Kinau, stmr., p. m.
Koolau ports-Kaena, stmT.
Wednesday, March II.
Hile via way ports-Mauna Kea,
str, 10 a. m. =
Thursday, March 10 .
Hilg-Wilhelmina, M. N. str, p. m.
: Kauai ports--W. G. Hall, str, p. m.
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MOVEMENTS or
MAIL STEAMERS


Due Daily.
New York via Papama InvercIyde,
Br. str.
Monday. March IS.
Hongkong via Japan ports Shinyo
Maru, japanese str.
Tuesday, March 16.
San Francisco-Wilhelmina. n. n.
str.
San Franelseo and seaftle-Hilon-
Ian. n. n. SIR.
HIIo via way Mauna Kea. STR.
"Wednesday. March ~.
Kauai noTI1-Y. q. Hall alr.
Ihur111Y. Marcn o.
Nou roIk VI pnnama an1 Seattle
= l|11Ilan. An 9lF.
Na1I roIIl~ rI1n1Ina. niE
-.
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Coy. w. G. Mcdonald Issued pro-
clamation re-establishing the uuaran-
tine on cattle shipped into New Mex
leo. .sl.s.
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For the soul the body form doth take,
For soul is form, and doth the body make.
Spenser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

playing and having a mighty fne time
made a really beautiful sight. Early
in the afternoon the visiting nurses.
Miss Edna FiauaSan and Miss Georgia
Turuhuli. assisted by Airs. ". B. Bar
ker. superintendent at the home. Miss
sarah Barker and other members of
the Settlement. served ice cream cones
Co the children and 90 the grovuups
thcy served strawberry, ice cream,
coffee and cakes. every one enjoying
the treat immensely. Later the little
babies were undrsssed and wrapped
in their blankets and taken To the
weighing room. where DR.. a y Nuel-
Ter and the nurses weighed each one.
made record OF its gain in weight
since last week. and both nurses and
doctor giving advice when needed as
TO the care OF each child, examining
10 for possible ailments. etc. But il
was not a sickly looking bunch of ba
bics: most OF them cooed and laughed
as they were placed in the basket and
but few objected 10 the performance.
Not a one but that showed some gain
en- the week, and II not just what the
mother thought 70 ought 10 show. she
expressed her anxiety in her face, but
was quickly treasured when she was
told that 70 was but a natural gain un-
der conditions. Many OF the mothers
came from the extreme ends of the
city and each was much interested in
every other child there.
These conferences of mothers with
the nurses and doctors are certain to
prove of far-reaching benefit TO both
the mother and child, since they are
directly 10 make for the i'm
provement and correction OF imper-
fections disclosed in the examination.
The principal work is not so much
concerned with the perfect baby as
with the imperfect baby; nor with
the sick baby so much as preventing
baby from getting sick The normal
baby does not get sick and efforts are
at the station 10 keeping the
child in a normal condition. first TAX
ing steps where necessary to restore
such conditions by the correction of
defects and the application of hygienic
measures TO assist the recovery of
health and TO prevent the develop
ment OF further possible imperfec-
lions. The baby is carefully examin-
ed for defects and these are noted on
the score card. detailed and specific
treatment is prescribed for the correc-
ton or remedy OF such defects and
the mother given such clearly defined
Instructions in the matter of hygienic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
HILBOM PAINTINGS
ATTRACT ATTENTION

Henry HfIbom of Wauingford, Conn.
was one OF the exhibitors at n art
exhibition held recently in Chicago.
His work attracted much attention
Although he had only two paintings
exhibited, one of them was sold at a
handsome price. OIof Grafstrom, pro-
fessor at Augustana college, also sold
one. In the east HfIbom has exhibited
for many years and is well known. but
this was his first entry in the west.
Mr.. HiIbom's success is for Moline
very pleasing news. as ne is known by
many in the city His wife is a for
mer Moline girl and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hahlin, still reside there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
CLERK DRIVEN FROM
HOTEL OFFICE HERE

rr rzst eirss as ts- sa=ra.sa
esss-. located oa s-Fesfserta stFre,
setVeFs ser5at as1 Telrd aTrrass
vas sft.sF bertsf che GFss % thr
e~er shortly before midnight lass
essrs. wHrr q EaH sko4riaE wifa an
ser catered che door
Fgr sore grEE1wa reason ttr tu-
trGtrr ordered tET clerk fs1u brhird
sss desk aaI chased him Dgt 0f ths
-aos &ftrs Eaiaige cowp.FtF posses
st1G 81 ta~ o.reF. tss Erucom~r appar-
ersIg was safis1Fl and sac in a chair
TIE e-rrs. however. was uUt 60 re-
rafa la the street. for be- had plans
aT O. bic own. vE.rh uafrriaiizr4
uerr vfFE Orrr~ Collins BE- returned
Col che orcr and che intruder vas aF-
rested
rets u1rui1E DO yes nrratlr~t be-
fore roitcs Magistrate G.. q smith.
charged virh disordsriy eandget. and
Eaed 81 and costs Hr save fhe name
os 3. G.. o-sor and 9-o.lae as his home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
SENIORS To TAKE
ON THE FACULTY
HEsh ~ekeei Grz3azfss WIN tros.
Has Win tnstraetsrs ~ Island
cry Park

ne aas4ai Baseball game Between
49, s~ai1ss ass shr fseslfG % ne Hpes
tsgsa1 t5sE seteal Eel se-eGglri Co
eaee or fea arrow sfrFrrooa 81 the
Islsa1 clfT paris. ~ taT weather PER
asfs. CeEsFsFT Co former Frars. thf
fzealsT Hts~ Eel picked 80 ftls year b
a1feaEf o. a.aEF 6tf Baseball beads
are lr trs ils~-Gr CaPtain = 70 starr
as caaeh D. g. rgssrs express IN
h1.aE-f eeartrrer la q fzrzifF via.
uEu- ~urf CavaEslFa. sFai1r cap
tale. asserts tEat s~flor baseball per
Co.. E.saees % former years Wiii b. re-
peaf-1 f1aaFraa afterrooa-
rer t.a~-aps f1r t1e-oTTov e tilf are
E~aters- Wetraif o.. MILLER. e.; ~
Cfara. rf Butler ib. p Johnson.
% . 3frGinais. ss ". GALLEY. ab.s
wagner 90 CasaaauEh. ..
FsellrF N1tb. e. Anderson. Pc
Efares'. lbs Adams. 90. karls. lb.s
7ett@ataEea. ss.s Butts. r. Hili. CTS
1lFrers. o.. starr. captain.
H4rrf. or.eiaf photoErarler. stan
Zoo. water boys Caste. bar bcys Bur
Goo. Official scorer. TaEE trainer Ne
CALI mascot FistrF. C1Eer-s PHIL
brook. or eaal accountant
a email admission u.ll D. charged
Cog thr same. the proceeds s1ius 90
far srE-1r class
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
TO CONFIRM MORE
DUNNE APPoINTEES

spr.rsfeid. ttl. May e1-The repub-
ucan senate caucus today voted o.
recommend the confirmation by the
senate OF the following recess appoint
m@u1s made b. Governor Dunno:
J. g. ngrJTtt % Chicago. president
% che state civil service commission.
Charles " Elliott. member Of the
board % managers o. the Galesburg
rcformatory. walter II Bennett %
Quincy state IRE marshal: Robert
E-adie 81 Springfield. member Of the
state Industrial board and Frederick
T.. Provost % Chicago. member OF the
state board % pharmacy.
the oaiy recess nominations made
BY Governor Duane. which have not
been recommended for confirmation
are those % Rufus ~ Potts. state in-
suEauec superintendent: George ".
Dowcii % uGquoln. member Of the
cogrr ~ claims and J. ~ Booth. pub
lie administrator % Kankakee county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back l'S
Natural Color, Gloss and
Thickness.

Common garden sage brewed into .
heavy tea with sulphur and alcoAV.
added, will turn gray. streaked anu
faded hair beautifully dark ana ~
uriant. remove every bit Of dandr1A'
stop scalp itching and falling h+-'
Just a few applications viii prove
revelation II your hair IS fading gre.
or dry. scraggly and thin. Mixing ~
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe al hoias,
though, is troublesome An easier -.
is TO get the ready-to-use tonic cosI-Is
about so cents q large bottle al ol
stores. known as "Wyeth's sage a1-
Sulphur Compound" thus ayoialhs
lot of muss.
While wlspy. gray. faded hair is ~.
sinful. We all desire 70 retain o.
youthful appearance and attract,
ness. BY darkening your hair va.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one q
tell. because It does so naturaiis,
evenly. You just dampen 3 spohs.
or soft brush with II and ORA" III ~,
through your hair. taking oae snaa,,
strand at a time; by morning al ei.,
hairs have disappeared, and, aiter -
other application or two. your nan -.
comes beautifully dark, glossy
and luxuriant.
Harper House pharmacy.-tao't
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

care as will make. it easily possible
for her 10 aid effectively in bringing
the desired improvement
Seventeen babies were weighed yes
terday. there having been as high as
% in one afternoon. and seven babies
received especially prepared milk each
day. Few people realize the really
good work that is being done AT the
Settlement by the visiting nurses. Mrs
Barker and her helpers. They work
not only for the children, but for the
parents. and the latter seem most ap-
preCiative OF the efforts in their be
half and for their children.
The annual report of the child vel
fare station and milk station Will be
ready in the course of a few days, and
that will contain much interesting in
formation of the actual work being
carried into effect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL
Is DECIDED SUCCESS

Members rf tEr saH.H- class % the
1fH.Ir- EIrh frEoo. ore taking Erfat
pr I- .a ta~ ANNALS far fee scar 1915
sJll aHleE werr placed or sale at the
EflsIr- school tEiF morning The year
book .s rEr fa5r1 sa o. edited hE pupils
4f sHes iraff1-#aa and .s decidedly a
success. tarl from ar artistic aai aa
editorial tisur1slt. Tue b11slrt .E %
Eff passes. c1aE'IrraHiy larger than
--rErr 1s tEF fvr previous books
leslie HfaEsrH. editor of tA~ p4bii-
eeH4a. and Albert Sf1ue. business
manager. have been F.V~l credit for
rEr urra ue6eE Fas been under way
zee lass September The artistic
phase 1r rlr book ss uar of thT most
Praa.. r-Ht t.aFaFrs. tt ss dedicated 90
te- e.r.reas 1t 1t0..l- aF r. mark 90 ap-
probation from faT tfgfeaf b1dy Cor
r.- ler ana adequate facilities which
have been provided iG che uru b-i'--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
IN VETERANS HONOR

rrlaciaai A. q uartsa OF tsF aga
scbooi gave euf Hls morning. Eae brsa
GRAN WHEN wI be EIvea Eem1rrru
afternoon ta bsaoF OF fae aa4 selltr-s
81 as AS follows
1fasle =Wtfs aaa uFss3
welcome Robert BLASTED
oef1gahgfs Attrrss= Gess wUsea.
WY love America -gs.srlsssr
tlarsFsz
Patriotism Of Peace Bert rfr.eslr
ras Mayor uIlIltas WeCanse
WV Love lr TtaE Mise Hrss F
Richardson
rat=E ST. WHO'S. en- lsr
AL Veterans CO Ef- CvH vac sat
far ssaazsG Americas erafs Es9r
been lavfsr,f PSI rrlaeluat gtstaa. se.t
a. large attendance OF Che elt vesrrsss
a. dsstFsd rpaa request automobiles
WI Be seat F1 eaogrT ere e,t soldiers
co me hseH school Tomorrow stsrF-
aoon-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
COAL VALLEY PLANS
MEMORIAL PROGRAM

ufa FrU1ss a. Coal VALLEY viii.
err- a5Fs fer soldiers iu hnubrins
ttrlr departed dead. memorial eErF-
eisrs t1 o. held Sunday Afternoon ta
tE- cemsseFV. TIE SCHOOL caiitTeu.
veterans es fsr CIVIL var and OF the
Spanish EHerFtear TaF asl members
6t sas O. p u e. lodge vll form .a
tser aesF tsr lodge F1g@s ast maFea
Co. ere cemetery ua-rs che exercises
vI- begin BFa@EtiT &c o @-
o a. Edwards os N1eE lslaEl ls-
s5sfssF states attorney ui.i b. tar
p~ar.Bal spsaE-F. Q ,. Murphy Viii
Do master er ceremonies. The school
ee5lIr-a vfft sF-Tu rHarrs and plant
a res ar each as tEs graves OF the de-
fasr-1 veterans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
COMPLETE BRIEF
IN FRANKS CASE
Petition for Communication Il Death
Sentence o. hr Filed With COM
mission Monday.

Atlanta. Ca. STAY -s-C1uusci for
leo -. Prank today practically COM
p.-tcl tEe briet they will present 90
th- Georgia prison commission when
ibr hearing on Franks petition for
commutatlon OF his death sentence 90
ufe imprisonment De- opened here be
fore that body Monday.
The attorneys said the brief would
rmh1ly a minute Chronology % the
ease from Oh. discovery OF the muir
der OF Mary Pharan. April q. 1913.
and would assign three basic reasons
for Franks appeal.
First. the doubt Of Judge L. :. Roam.
trial Judge. as 20 Franks guilt, as eX-
pressed when he denied the first mo-
ton for a new trial several months
after the original verdict;
Second. the dissenting opinion ny
Chief Justice Fish and Justice Beck
% the Georgia supreme court. when
Franks motion FOR a new trial was
denied:
Third. the dissenting opinion OF
Justice Hughes and Justice Holmes
Of the United States supreme court.
in Franks habcas corpus proceed
iuEs before that body
4 committee. probably including
Bishop Samuel Fallows. will be ap-
pointed here this afternoon 20 urge
on the Georgia authorities clemency
for Leo ~. Frank.
Twenty thousand petitions. said 20
bear between three and four humid
red thousand names. gathered In all
parts % the country by the Frank
committee. and the Auti-Capital Pun
ishment society. were mailed from
Chicago last niEht 20 the governor OF
Georgia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
BANQUET PROPOSED
BY SPEAKING CLASS

Ter p-vssrt sFrs ester az tae Moiias
etss seEoot vii De- closed - ts~ sx-
teess ers sssasiaE class With = tae-
Gsst 60 ts Ss.G eek wesE. = eo@mit-
zee Ess tsss ap5cssss's aze Arrange
sssrss vii - ecnrist-sa tos the
svsas e. ese~- AZ SO bzs4sss tas
scys vii have an oppcrrzEitT % %;
~ trsisisz tksy ksvs received froz
a enG-s~. 60 n practical tsss "a ths
rzskiz< % sstss-asa1sr s7~echss-
TIE rfsss lr sxfr1pors work hss
s.sss esrtfsEsd ssrusEs shs psssea'
semester uas~- ne Gsrsesioz % Miss
Iu1sz Gscts=y-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
MOLINE BOYS ADOPT
A DANGEROUS PRANK

Moline boys are reported as adopt
ing a dangerous prank in the west
end of that city. Stationing them
selves as far out on the pavement as
they think il safe 10 do, they light
matches and throw them into passing
cars 1t is only a question of time
when one of these matches will take
hold on oil or something else infism-
mable- Report is also made of gang
OF - 10 l5-year-old boys who usually
congregate on Fifth avenue near the
Ericsson school and are in the habit OF
throwing pebbles into passing autos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS


vhsu ysg usE~ ~ VITA eaesress
aGG 94lI mIserV ia che kifGsg rsE oG
% generally nsses ycu asve bS~a eat
fGs COO maea uras. SAYS a vel trewe
aatHorisy Ne4t fTras sTfc acid wf.cs
ovsrssriss ss~ b.deeys OIL tEssr szort
- otter 90 srgm t4e e'ooG asf ttsy
bscoEas sort % nuraiyfst as4 ieszy
W'ass YelsF siGasys set slsEsise as4
clos ysu msss relieve tssaa- ss~ Fou
relieve rsur a0Weis rtuevtsE a. tss
bodYs sF.eous waste. e-se pog have
baeksces. sfek hsaEacs-. Gizxv seells
ye,sr stomach sogrs. tsarss e coates
as waea tac weather ts bad yea Eavs
FEeuasas.e tW ases rss grss ts
e.agdq. f4I - seGt@ess. esEzsrls
eftse Sc sore. water scslts sss yca
are saEesg o. sesE rs,isf Eve o. tzFee
t.mss dsFisF tes slEst
Elsaer eeassit e seed Fstasls ssyss
esaa a. Gaee sF see fruga Va,s= s&2Frz.r
eiss asogf fssr egacss @ IaG ssltss
ta.ss a tasiesecostgi hi a SASS 81 ws
ssr before trcuEfas. for a fsu Gzvs
asG ragr kl4asTs VII essa go sac.
Tess fsasgs saiss ts GsGs freea ne
s-sG e grapes sa4 lenor haies. eee2r
Bfa@a VIA atAts. asG ass Sea ss~G
sur zer~rsfaess 60 eless sal ssstralr
rs sesGs 10 tss sFtss 80 e 90 .ezxss
srr.tzsss. tAEs saGiaE sia&=sr veal
r-ss
fat zaas - q IFS saver ssr rsxz.s-
-a~ss eassrs :. = Inexpensive. eE==es
szasrs aaG asxss . GeEx@tss. s1s-e
vssesnt rssts>~sser erfak-
i-asy~r HSuss ps~rzssy<-tAevJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
YEOMEN INITIATE A
CLASS OF SIXTEEN

class of Is candidates was invit-
lated by Moline homestead, No. 1897.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen. at
the meeting held Wednesday evening.
Eighteen applications for membership
were received. The homestead is near
ing the 200-mark in membership. Aft
er the business session. many mem
bers played cards and dancing was en-
joyed by the others. Several visitors
were present from Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
ORDERS RELEASE OF
DAIRY SHOW CATTLE

Springfield. III. MAY 27.-Cuder an
order issued today By the state live
stock commission. cattle which have
teeu under quarantine AZ Hawthorne
race track. Chicago. since the National
Dairy show. On accoant % the foot and
mouth disease. are released from quar-
anfine az soon a. ofielai notice grant
inE them reralt % ship their ami
mails oct % tks state is given by the
Unitsd states bureau % animal hus-
h4aGry. tIltnois animals ~ili also b.
permitted 90 b. shipped home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
HELPERS CIRCLE POSTPONES
DINNER.

Because of the unsettled weather
and of the busy season of the year the
progressive dinner that had been ar
ranged by the Helpers circle of Kings
Daughters for Friday evening. May IS,
has been postponed indefinitely. Those
who have procured tickets for the din
ner may have their money refunded
by applying TO the person from whom
the ticket was bought. Many tickets
had already been sold for the dinner.
but because Of weather conditions the
circle deemed it best 10 postpone the
affair until a later time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
SOCIAL
CHILD WELFARE WORK AT SET
TLIMENT

CHILD WELFARE WORK AT SET
TLEMENT.
little more than a year ago the
hrs; baby was weighed At the baby
welfare station ~ the West End Set
Element. inauEura;ing the work OF the
Visiting Nurse association along child
welfare Ines. To celebrate the first
anniversary % the organization OF the
station a party was arranged for yes
tsrtay afternoon a. the Settlement for
the mothers who have come each week
With their little ones and for n few in
vite4 friends Who we're especially in-
;ercsicd in the work. Ever so many
happy mothers and dozens OF little
tots. pink and sweet. gathered in the
assembly room OF the Settlement The
mothers exchanging news and stories
about their babies and the little tots
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
PRINCIPAL BURTON
SPEAKS TO STUDENTS

reffr was sse.aF cav az Es= Eses
ts.ses E.1e sesaal sE1 eats su=-E1oa
-s- srsssss-s easreer.5 .s a BODY 5sta
enc sssr -1oel Were e. ss1et pF9-
frsas vas retaTrt aet F.rlsea9a1 q J
gs-Hse rste r.s Ease fFlt fa gae class.
ft- talked as service a. e. fsat1a
--e t-ret srfrFsl vocal solos uf.le =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
THROWN FROM WAGON,
ALEDO CITIZEN HURT

Aledo. III, May 27-Tom Stead, su-
perintendent of the city water works
while riding with Ed Morgan and
Mike Rush, superintendent OF streets
was thrown from the wagon when the
city team became frightened al d
freight train and received a fractured
nose and a fracture Of all the rios
on one side.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
MOLINE SENIORS ARE
GIVEN INVITATIONS

rsvrast1ss f6s th~ commencement
exercises % che srnisr class % N1iins
tire scE7ot were received 90 tbr school
late YESTERDAY and are Today bsiaE dis
Erfb1tsd ssaaaE ere EFas-ETadaates.
Evrecrarioa ts thst the caps and E1Wns
ws.cs VIII BE- worn az the baecaiagT-
sa.s JsEs q au4 &c the graduation sx-
srctsss. WlIl BE- held before ths eat %
81. we.a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
DUM LODGE PLANS
A MEMORIAL SERVICE

tE1m lodge. so. Ir. Ladies' % svi-
se.Tl Df 1iT..EF. isf.afrL nve saudi-
dates af ere meeting held last oven
irE The lodge vti have charge %
fae movies at che Mirror theatre 3iay
O. joint memorial services VIII be
aed witf Frei lodge. so. Is. T. o. s..
sunday u6FEile. June q. The scrv-
.ers viii b. held az the svith!od lot
la Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

usavile. t. tee GrtEsaT se r.rr-
tFieiaa. ts te ere eagafv isH tFse .sg-
ing ous r. Gae OF SIS Imposed sy "a .+s-
tice OF enc peter ar GeerE-tes1.
GrtasbV was arrested s7r kissing DTS
wife w6ss faeF Urt on ere strees rar
two Rat beer separated ror fV1 gears
Grtssby eutTred "a plea Of s+..fv Col t.s-
ortrrly eaeGaet. bgf rrtssr+ CO. pay q
fns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
Soxol2. Dyspepsia
w. Tablets

vi -sisevc ycGr indigestion. May
pecp,e n tbs town have used thea
se4 sc hare zee 90 hear Ct = Csc vhe-s
;e-T have faded We kn0z the foe
Ella Sod o.iy By us-25c . box
lsoas@ Drug Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies' Aid society of the United
Presbyterian church will meet tomor-
row afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
Christine Keller. 100 First avenue.