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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
eEamAN YOUNG PEOPLE MEET
Nj. 4 KS Coat Sale
Attracts Big Crowd
Mere Than tco Garments Sold "a
Three HSSss-"oren Invited 20
insect Dresses Tomorrow.
DRESS SALE FE,5AV EVENT.

81 & Ks threc-rour coat sale this
morrinE from . 20 q was another big
msrcsandis.ng event. even succeeding
fn the number % satisfied customers
and volume % sales the suit sale %
Las, Saturday. More than 100 coats
we're sold during those three hoIrs-
With the opcu.ne 90 the store the
crowd OF bargain scekss and bargain
flnderS ccu1neEcec 20 gather. and
promptly AZ O'Clock. when the sale
started. the number had reached an
unusually high mark
The large turnout ir the early morn
fng hours proved ecucluslveiy that
women % the tFi-cities appreciate
~ 4 X bargain and value giving and
realize the advaEtase Of being on
kaad among the first. n order 20 Est
the selection from high quality mer-
ehardise such ~ Was sacrificed today
st riffcuiousiy Low prices.
Announcement was made Of n third
Clean up sale TO be held this week
This 10 10 be the thrce-hour sale %
street. house ane evening dresses 20
BE- held from 20 - Friday morning
All wool cloth and SILK dresses IN rs
ured and piala Effects are 20 be eivid-
ed into four lots ane 20 be sold for 81.
g. so. - and $40.
Women are invited 20 visit ". 4
K.s dress section any time tomOrrcW
10 inspect these wonderful dress val
ues. bit positively none viii be s1lt
before $ Friday. This will AFFORD
many women an opportunity . judge
cf the genuineness % this remarkable
~. . X bargain OFFER. Look for the
big advertisement IN tomcrrow's Ar
gus for description OF these dresses
-tAdv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
HAI)Ir ono
HOME
pQeBITMS
M9S Eli AgIC. TEeNQSQNl

/ Dear Mrs Thompson I am a girl
I OF q years. Three years ago | was
/ engaged to be married and six weeks
before the appointed time l found out
/ that he rightfully belonged to another.
I told him that | could never marry
him. knowing that another had claim
on him. He then said that although l
would be constantly in his thoughts,
he would do his duty as I had bid him.
He married her and they are very un-
happy, but no more unhappy than
am The longer that l am away from
him the more l love him Have l done
right since we are all SO unhappy?
Now he is very sick and the doc
tor says that he has only a short
time to live. AT times when raging
in fever he constantly calls my name
and asks me to come to him before
he dies The doctor told his wife to
send for me, but she refused, saying
that she hated the very sound of my
name. She forgets what she owes
to me and ! have never uttered a
word against her name.
The doctor called on me and told
me all, saying to call on him as
friend and not say anything of what
he told her. What would you do if
you were in my place? He is more
to me in this hour than ever before.
can't let him 60 without seeing him.
HEART BROKEN VIRGIE
My dear girl, follow the doctors
advice; go to him as if the visit were
your own idea. If his wife refuses
TO let you see him, have plain talk
with her and let her know what she
owes you. You ought to be consid
cred. You did very noble thing,
and if the outcome was unhappiness,
you were certainly not to blame.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
of II and l am keeping company with
boy the same age.
% Are we too young TO keep COM
pany? co How late should he stay
when he calls? 60 How often should
a boy call? (4) Should ! send post
cards to another boy? 60 Should the
boy take the girls arm or the girl
take the boys arm? (6) Should we
wear enc anOther's ring?
BLUE EYES.
"a My dear girl. you are not too
young to go with a boy, but you are !,
too young to be serious. 90 1890 |
so Not oftener than twice week |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
[HOUSEHOE1D>IAf2lN'
HINTC 49,

one teaspoon baking soda dissolved in
hot water. two cups -four (currants
may be added if liked). Bake in loaf
layer or in gem pans. This viii make
from 16 TO Is drop cakes.
SIMPLE HOME REMEDIES.
For Constipation-Take one pound
each of dates, prunes. figs and rails
ms, and one ounce SIENNA leaves. Mix
and put through food chopper. Dose:
Piece size of hiclSorynut. This packed
into fruit jar will keep any length
of time
For Tender or Sweaty Feet-Use
warm salt water; half cup salt TO a
gallon of water. Feet viii soon be
well.
For Colds-One-half cup goose
grease. teaspoon ammonia, teaspoon
turpentine. teaspoon kerosene oil,
teaspoon camphor. Mix well; apply
on throat and chest. Cover with
wooden cloth.
If these directions are followed.
your cakes, cookies and biscuits viii
be as white as thought made with
baking powder and no one will know
from the flavor that soda was used.
UFbana, Ill.-A. NJ. Bareau, senior
In the University OF Illinois. received
word that his brother. DIR. Eugene
Bareau. had been decorated with the
iron cross for bravery in rescue wofk
on the European battlehelds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
coFFEEs ARE SUCCESSFUL.

SIX conees were siven BY six mem
hers OF the Ladies Aid society Of
Zion Lutheran church yesterday a;
their respective homes. Mesdames
Una BerseIl. - z. JOhansOn. J. NJ
Anderson. o. p. Olson. y. ?. Boquist
and Mrs.. y. J. FOrsberg entertaining
The anairs we're well attended and
very successful. the time being passed
IN sociablity and Informal programs
we're enjoyed. The affairs were sue
ccssfuI likewise from a financial stand
point
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
HELEN MILLS CIRCLE ELECTION

The Helen Mills circle % Broadway
Presbyterian church met in annual
session yesterday evening at the home
OF Miss Charlotte Huesing. SO TWEEN
ticth street. The opening devotional
services were conducted by Miss
Hucsing. The circle decided to assist
iu the support OF a dependent child.
Hazel Hoover. The election Of officers
resulted IN the following being chos-
EN-
Fresideut-Miss Edna Schneider.
Vice president-.Niiss Muriel Am
Norman
Secretary Florence Long.
Treasurer Margaret Searle.
Miss Huesing gave a reading on
the topic Two Home CominEs." so
ciai time when refreshments were
served following.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17

| ca Certainly. 90 It is customary
| for the boy to take the girls arm.
90 No. 1t is silly and cheapening 10
girl of II.
Dear Mrs Thompson: ID Please
give me a Dice recipe for fruit salad
and how and when should it be
served
(2) For what purpose are guest
towels used?
THANK YOU.
~ Peel three oranges and slice
them Iengthwise; also cut three ba-
nanas in thin slices Skin and seed
half a pound of white grapes and
blanch and slice the meats of one
quarter pound of English walnuts
Serve very cold on lettuce leaves.
dressed with four tablespoonfuls Of
oil. two tablespoonfuls of lemon
juice-less if the oranges are sour
and half a teaspoonful of salt Salad
should be served after the meat
course.
% a guest towel is for a guest
who will use il only once or twice.
It is easier to launder than a larger
towel
Dear Mrs. Thompson We are two
chums Is years of age.
There IS a boy friend of ours
who has been angry for a month. How
can we find out his reason for being
so?
MARJORIE AND HELEN.
My dear girls, perhaps you have
made it too evident TO the boy that
you care for him. If l were you I
would not try to find the reason why
he is angry. He might think you are
running after him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please give
me recipe for kidney bean salad
BIDDY.
Mix with mayonnaise dressing one
cup of beets, one cup of peas, one
cup of carrots and one cup of kidney
beans. Serve on lettuce leaves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
coEOs ENTERTAIN eoYs.

AuEustana girls entertained a group
of boys last evening at a valentine
party at the Davenport outing club.
The parlors were decorated in hearts
and valentines and the evening Wa
spent playing valentine games, Re
freshments we're served In the dining
room where the tables were decorated
In hearts and valentines. covers being
laid for -. Flash light pictures were
taken Of the merry group and the eve
ming proved a delightful one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
womANs CLUB MEETS sATUR-
DAY

The February meeting % the Won
ans club Of Rock Island viii be held
Saturday afternoon at the Masonic
temple Mrs Frederick Dow. former
president OF the Illinois Federation OF
Womeu's club and now chairman OF
the committee on resolutions OF the
national federation. vii be present az
the meeting and bring greetings The
entertainer % the afternoon viii De-
Miss 1fadEe Miller. coutra'tc. who viii
give a program o. SONGS. The presi-
dent. Mrs. T. r. Davis. has asked that
the members OF the club remain after
the program as her guests 70 meet
Miss Miller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
nc REAoY cIRcLE

Eighteen members or the Ever
Ready circle o. the First Baptist
church we're entertained in the home
% Misc Zupha Riuck. 15-s Eleventh
avenue last evening The girls dis
cussed plans for a festival 90 b. given
DURING the early surinE- The time
vas sprnt with rar~t siiss Juanita
Rinck gave several readings and the
hg.ters served q lunch before the
evening close. The March meeting
will De- ulth Miss Mildred Cardall- $50
Fifteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
oikoHI CLUB VITA Ma. AND MRS
DONOVAN.

Oikohf club members were enter
tained last evening By Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Donovan. 2027 Ninth street
Mrs. ]. ?. Sism5n. Charles Donovan
and Mrs. Charles Tom were the win
ners OF prizes In the games \ lunch
vas served in the dining room after
the games where valentines were used
as place cards and rs decorations on
the table. Mt and Mrs Charles Tom
VII entertain the club in two weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
ROCK ISLAND MUSICAL CLUB.

a spieudidly rendered program was
given at the regular meeting OF the
Rock Island Musical club yesterday
afternoon at the New Harper, hv.nz
composers being studied and the pro
gram given by Mrs. r. 3. SimmOn.
2lrs. Edward Appelquist. Mrs Helen
Forsberg-M Miller. Mrs. B. =. Lachner
and Miss Nellie Swanson with Mrs.
Leo Wynes and Mrs. Victor Frykm
as accompanies At the close Of the
regular program two OF the student
members. Maurice Carlson and Cara
LANCE gave a short program. the for
mer giving piano numbers and the lat
ter vocal selections
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
BROADWAY YOUNG PEOPLE
MEET

The Young Peop.-'s association %
Broadway Presbyterian church held
a short busnezs ana social meeting
last evening AZ the church rarIOrs-
plans were discussed FOR the annual
mectiEE vhicn VIII DO held ln April
and matters % q routine nature were
transacted DurinE the social time
ilzht refrsshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
o 3. aus MEETING.

The r o. p. club held a meeting
last evening az the nome OF Miss Irene
IhriE 1857 EiEhtcenth avenue one
reu member. Aiiss sarah Hutton. 1905
Twcuty-uiutl street. Moline. Was In
itiated into the circle TIE evening
vas speut playing games with music
and fancy work and the hostess scr-ed
a lunch. The club viu be euiertainct,
In two weeks by Hiss Dorothy GRID
On. @It5 Fifteenth avenue. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
COLONEL BRACKET CIRCLE SEES
SION

A business session OF the Colonel
Bracket circle. ladies % the G.. A. r..
rar held I'm Memorial hall In the
court house yesterday afternoon an
unusually large number Of the mem
bers atteudllE. Two neW members
we're received into the society and two
applications we're acted upon. Next
tuesday the society VIII conduct an
rIIday meeting at the home OF MISS
MARY Koch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
ENTERTAIN At SECOND DINNER
PARTY

AIr and Mrs. Andrew Kempe 81 their
home. zs12 Eighth avenue. entertained
AZ the second Of the series Of dinner
uarties last evening. They had as
guests ~ friends who were served WIN
q four course dinner az tables deco
rated vrith towering plants me tinle
after dinner vas spent Ia ini'Fiia4
sociabiity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
clAss Has sox socIA5LE.

The class of young women taught
br Sis. Florence WeiEHnd - south
park Presbyterian Sunday school con
irtcfed box sociab!e last evening at
the church The AFFAIR was well at
tended an. the boxes sold readily ana
a nice sum was realized for the church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
W. W. CLUB WITH MRs. GALL

Mrs. Louise Gail % her home. 1925
Seventh avenue. acted az hostess TO
the members % the W W. club yes
tsrday afterucou The ladies we're
busy with their sewing and the host
ess served a two-courae lunch before
abe aftsruoSn'a close Mr.. ~. Z.
Doofsy. sfC2 Seventh avenue. viii be
the next hostess. entertaining In tWo
weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17

icy. zoos Sixth avenue. Moline yester-
day afternoon Tor the regular meeting
In tho games OF bridge the prize
went 10 Mrs. George Rank and Mrs.
j. ~. Fo;ch. A lunch was served at
the close OF the games. The club vii.
discontinue meeting until after lent,
when Mrs Rank viii entertain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
ALLIE aIRls. DANCE.

mo \ = I = siTls conducted
very successful dancing party last
evening no odd Fellows hall. about
Iz5 couples attending and enjoying the
affair. The dance program was given
by the Criterion orchestra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17

Caddy home Monday They went from
here to cable to visit.
Miss Alice FAN was Rock Island
passenger Friday
Harry Moline Sunday visited at his
home in Cable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17

Every Russian soldier engaged
against the Austrians or the Germans
carries on his person an ikon or sa-
cred picture. which Is supposed 70
guard him against the bullets OF the
enemy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
LICENSED TO WED

Russell Mcconnell. 49,. Marcus. Iowa
Ruth Moffitt. Milan
George Burtoft. .......... Rock Island
Blanche Hill. ............ Rock Island
William F. Schulze. .... Cooper. Iowa
Cecil c. Goodell. .......-......M Moline
Joe W. Rebeck. Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Mrs. Lydia Meyer. Van Horn, Iowa
Roy Perry Williams. ........ Moline
Nellie bly, Hawk. ........M Moline
Urbana, ul.-R. f. Himstedt OF
Body. H.. was selected as the Uni
versity-of Illinois representative in the
northern oratorical league contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
heals itching
burning skins

WHAT relief The first appIi-
w cation of Resinol Ointment
usually stops all itching and burning
and makes your tortured skin feel
cool and comfortable at last. Won't
Joz Try the easy Resinol way to heal
eczema or similar skin eruption !?
Doctors have presented it for 20
years Sold by all druggists.
Use ResiHoi Soap to clear Bad eonplsxpa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
5@ieH

Lutheran church vas held In the club
rooms last evening. the AFFAIR taking
ths form o. q farmers box sociab!e,
the guests coming dressed IN -rube
costumes The bore were agctioned
OF and after supper al informal pro
gram vas given. Miss Bessie Borst
played q plano Number. Rudolph Hintz
gave a ~saclng and q dialogue wanted
a Wife" wss given BY Waiter kraeft.
August sca7oetser. Misses ANNA Get
ger and Katherine OTTO. Delegates
uho attended the Walter league SEES
sroas "a JoIie; last Sunday reported
Informally on that eouvs-rou. nine
having attended from the local society.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
MATINEE BRIDGE CLUB.

Matinee Bridge club members gath
cred at the home OF Mrs. J. n Ness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
DISCUSS RESPECT or LAW.

g r. Sweeney LED the discussion on
TIRE subject. Respect o. Law" az the
regular meeting Of che Social Service
STUDY club Of the Fret Methodist
church held Ias- evening IN the clue
rooms. He traced the subject iron, an
historical point Of vieF. practical APP
pIlcation and down 20 the present city
ordnance The men decided % sit
down % supper az each meeting
promptly 90 $50 % have the paper oil
the evening az and limit each speak
% 90 three minutes vno takes part
.a the discussion IN order that the
meeting may adjourn ut 5 O'Clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
Q. S. sEwlINe sEsslon.

The q. p $. Sewing circle met yes
terday Afternoon with Mrs Amanda
Nichoias. 2905 Seventh avenue. who
with ,frs fvoi Rife entertained The
hrtef business session was preceded
BY a vocal solo By Mrs Edith Uue-
meyer and followed by a delicious
lunch served BY the hostesses- The
Afternoon vas spent Ia sewing carpet
rags for one OF the members and iu
general sociabiiity. TIE next meeting
March > viii BE- an open one 90 Be
hsld a, Slasouic temple % which time
n rsre treat In the way % a program
will be enofyed. Tho Refreshments viii
BE- In the hands % COMMITTEES.
GERMAN YOUNG PEOPLE MEET.
a social meeting % the Young PEG
pies society % fmmauueis German
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Harem Girls Secrets
Told by Sultan's Doctor

Nowhere in the world Is long. silk y
hair held in such high esteem as among
the women found in the harems of the
Sultan OF Turkey. Many of these wom-
en- are chosen for their beautiful hair
alone. When 1t begins to lose its charm
they are discarded. Yet these beWitch-
Ing hOuTis are mortal and human hair
will fall out. Hence it Is that by the
discovery Of the Harem Hair ToniG. Dr.
q. Donigan. formerly Of ConstantinoDle
ard for is years physician to the haTem
of the Sultan of Turkey, has Won the
praise and homage ,of these enChantinq
women. Following the deposition of tho
Sultan, this distinguished physician
who Is q graduate of the UNIVERSITY of
pennsylvania, a certified practitioner nj
the State OF New York and for IA years
inspector in chief of the physicians Of
the Hospital for Women, of Constahti.
nople, returned to Philadelphia. Haram
Hair Tonic is the one remedy that viii
at once clear the scalp OF dandruff and
prevent the hair falling out. 1t will not
bleach, is absolutely harmless, and alto.
gether beneficial. Tsed as directed vii,
cause steady growth OF new hair and
pl oduCe glossy, silkv texture.
On sale at ODonnelTs, Affeck's
Christia mis-. Riker-Heg-man's, Iuia
Ryan (Kenois BLDG. Booklet, Secrets
OF the Harem,' sent free on request tC
he Orient Co, lSO6 Arch st. Philadel.
phiA. Pl-Adyt
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
IT'S EITHER
DANDRUFF
OR HAIR
You Can't Have
Both for Long

Look at your coat collar. II It
shows evidence OF dandruff you
can take it as a sure sign OF COM
ing badness unless you take steps
to prevent it.
When the hair threatens to leave
you can't afford to take any
chances. Go to O'Donnel's Drug
Store, eO4 F street, and ask for a
SOC bottle of Speiser's Scalp Tonic.
Use it according to directions and
in a reasonable time dandruff, fall
ing hair and irritations OF the
scalp and skin will disappear and
the growth Of the hair will be pro-
NOTED. Mr.. O'Donnell Is so GER
tain of the merits of Speiser's
Scalp Tonic that he'll gladly re-
fund your money if it fails.
Avoid preparations containing
alkalis (the presence of alkali is
made known by the foaming OF the
liquid) or cocoanut oil. Be on the
safe side-use Speiser's ScalF
| Tonic only.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
HowPrettySocietyGirl
ORIGINATED FL Benefit
Casual Remark Started Movement For Tonights En-
tertainment-Proceeds Go to Dependents of
Officers and Submarine Crew.

box holders being Mrs; Daniels. Mrs
Roosevelt, Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Nash. Mrs
Bliss. Mrs. Crozier, Mrs. Eberle, Mrs
Duncan G. Phillips and Mrs. Ord Pres
ton. With this collection of social and
official hostesses to appear In the theater
1t was determined to organize the entire
house staff of the theater from the navy
register. With this end in view. Pay
master General Samuel G. MCGOWAN.
u. S. NJ, was approached and made a
special aide and head usher. He readily
consented to serve and announced i'm
mediately that his co-worker as head
usher would be Capt Ridley Mclean.
U. 8. N.
The Benefit Organized.
Tho organization Of the force then
proceeded with the following result:
Box office attendants. Naval Con-
structor James r. Ackerson and Lieut.
Adolph Stator.
Doorkeepers. Lieut. Stephen Rowan
and Lieut. John ID. Iseman.
Ushers. Lieut. Comdrs. ]. M. Enochs
J. b. Gilmer, John p. Jackson. g. w,
Steele. jr.. T. Jewett. Lannon and Win
tado. E ]. Fay, 8. B. Mckinney. Lee
Noyes. owen Bartlett. Green, Sec and
Todd and Major Low and Captain
Breckinridge, u. s. NJ. c.
Tho Marine Band will play a complete
concert program during the course OF
the evening. There will be q promenade
! concert before the lecture, which begins
at $50 this evening; a brief con
cert between the lecture and the motion
picture, and a concert after the motion
pictures, A special program has beer
arranged under the direction of Lieut.
w. H. Santleman, leader of the band.
The sale of tickets. which has beel
! unusually large, will begin at the bO!
office at 7:3O. The theater will be espe
cally decorated by blue Jackets from
tho navy yard.
These Originated 1t.
All this has been accomplished by tn
young maids and matrons who though
OF the affair duri.g a teatable talk, Il
which most people think nothing bu
dress and horse shows and the like ar
discussed. The energetic committee tina
accomplished all this and Oh whom tn
success of the entire affair rests. In
cludes Mrs. James Lee Ackerson. Mrs
John Washington Davidge. Miss Ally
! Downing, the Misses Fitch Mrs. Mar
garet Niche, Miss Carolyn Nash an
Mrs. Ord Preston.
The proceeds OF the lecture and cor
cert are to be turned over to Admirs
| George Dewey, who, by the way, ha
lent fatherly assistance to the Who'll
affair. and through the agencies of tn
navy relief fund, which he administer!
, will be sent to the benefciaries.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Steamer St. Johns Made
Ready for New Season

The steamer st. Johns, Washington 8
fastest excursion steamer, arrived this
week and took its place with the other
vessels at the Seventh street wharf to
await the opening Of the excursion
season
Every part Of the vessel has been re-
painted, and the cafe and salon parlor
have been redecorated. The staterooms
have been put in excellent condition and
will be most comfortable for the run to
Colonial Beach and return. The dance
decks have been given special attention
The st. Johns will inaugurate Its
moonlight trips Of forty miles down the
Potomac as soon az the weather per
mits, leaving the Seventh street wharf
every evening at p. m. except Satur
day and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Uncle joe Dances Like
Spring Lamb in Honolulu

SAN FRANCISCO. May 16.-Althoush
Uncle Joe" Cannon would not dance
the Virginia reel In San Francisco, the
veteran Congressman is dancing with
the ardor of a spring lamb in Honolulu.
Uncle Joe seems to be having the
time of his life" said Representative
Dyer of Missouri, who has just re-
turned from the islands. He has
learned to eat poi with one finger, and
spends half of every day In the surf"
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
@. u. Dental Frat
Holds Annual Feast

with addresses by officers and facufty
members. Psi Omega Dental Fraternity
OF Georgetown University held It's an
nual banquet last night at tbs Pow
hatan Hotel.
Kyle B. Alsobrook. DR.. g. w. Bowles.
Dr. D. 8 Taylor. DR.. G. IL Hopkins,
DR.. Ryan Devereaux, and DR.. H. D.
Ad ANA
The Washington times., 1915-05-16

Arrangements have been completed
fur limited season by Sarah Bern
hardt at the New Amsterdam Theater
In New York beginning September 20.
TO be followed by a tour of the princl-
pal cities. Nine. Bernhardt Will be
seen In a repertoire that will include
'Jeanne Dore:" Madame X" "Lu-
qretia Borgia," "Camille,' "Phedre," ,"
La Mort de Tintagile" and "Resurrec-
t1on." the last two and Jeanne Dore"
being new plays in her repertoire.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Rob so in PoOlrOom.

DETROIT. Mich, May ls.-Seven
robbers. fve CT them masked. and all
Of them armed, entered the billiard
hall Of Curro & Kessler, on Fort street.
less than a mile from the city hail.
They lined up about nifty men and es-
capped. the police say. with moro than
81 800.