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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
KATE HILL ANNUAL OPEN sEs
SION.

The annual open meeting - the
Kate Hu Mission society 90 the Uni
frd Presbyterian church vas held IN
the church Tuesday evening with a
good attendance 90 the members and
fhrr friends After n short devotion
a. service. the secretary. Miss Minnie
ToeruiEcs gave a report % the work
done ty -hc society. the treasurer.
81 Emma Mofr- telling 70 ifs rua1-
e.aI Ffardire Nra Mars kerrIsou
pleased atfh n vocal number and then
followed o. lecture ON the American
Indian. read hy Mss a-dna Hucttrcr
arI Illustrated vlih - co'1rei slides
The society .T studying fhr American
frGirr and fHa lecture vas ir Serpu=
sfa fhr lessons az outlined f1- study.
SO far c'aFs Uf che program tE. com
rauy uar invited fr remain f1- t.me
of FnearEIfy ard fHry werc SER "a
rlrl terf lunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
MoMANs MIssIoN soclgrY.

Fg-tg-C shr member ~ the Woman e
Home Mission society ~ the First
'fetfodisf church uerc entertained az
tHe mCuf1iy meeting held TUESDAY
eEeuius OF the home OF Mr.. J. 4. Reid.
SEQ s.sfecnfh street The meeting
opened with singing Count Your
EicsEinEr following devotional ser
vices conducted by Airs ". a. bar.
Inns. Delegate 90 the Woman Home
Mission conference. 20 DO held On Mo
line April 81. we're chosen. Mrs Harry
Cheer. SIR. o. r. Tayior ard Miss Ien-
u.- TAYLOR 90 act az such The iitcrar,
part 90 GOO program last evening was
.a charge ~ N-E. $a1mi Cheney and
cErucI wi-b che sinEIu= % America. %
tfe topic 1cin= what the Woman's
Home Mission society is doinr at the
san Francisco Exposition \ story
frurg tac Woman Home Missions. the
society paper. vas rivcu 1y Mrs. q.
a. Waika- MirE Nora Frick read a
story about che Sic Wa Homlr Girls. q"
Trcu followed a song. Scattering
H.sssinEs and Mrs cheney then
save n paper on che tclic The Red
man Lesson and oar social order %
The Indians Gif; % the White Man
ras told by Mis- lola Smutz. and a
quartet eompCE@d . Misses Elizabeth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort

When those sharp pains so shooting
through your head. when your skull
seems as II il would split. Just rub a lit
tie MUSTEROLE on the temples and
neck. Il draws out the Inflammation,
sootlics away the pain-givcs quick
relief.
MCSTEROLE Is = clean. white oiut-
Tncni. made with oil OF mustard. Better
than l mustard plaster and does not bis
teri
Doctors and nurses fraui,ly recon-
mend MCSTEROLE for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group. Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia. Congestion. Plcurisy. Rhcu
uiatism. Lumhago. Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints. Sprains, Sore Mus
oles. Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted Feet
Colds OF the Chest (it often prevents
Fucunonia).
At your druggists. in 25c and SOC jars.
and special large hospital size for $50.
Be sure YOU get the genuine MUS
TEROLE- Refuse iriitations-get what
YOU ask for. The Musterole Company.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
HOUSEHOLDS
HTNTLC

tuce. small tomatoes Zone for each
person.. one box lemon gelatin, one
box Strawberry gelatin, a little may
oanaise and whipped cream. Dissolve
one box lemon gelatin in one pint boil
ing water. Place in each mold (as
many as people served or coffee cup.
If desired, two tablespoons gelatin and
allow TO set, zone box VIII serve nine
peop'e) Peel tomatoes. scoop out
ceuters and iii with chopped cucum-
beers or relish. Place in cups on geIa-
tin which has set Pour over enough
strawberry gelatin to cover tomatoes
and allow 20 set. Serve on two or
three lettuce leaves. Pour over top
one teaspoon mayonnaise; on top o.
this place one teaspoon whipped
cream To remove from cup. run
knife dipped in cold water around
edge of cup and turn upside down on
lettuce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
parr,[ roF wRs- RrasTEIN.

Member. m enc ,tsHarF Bridge lob
Ferr irrfre5 Fre'frlsT f1 fHs home o'
wrs Ge1rE. r. RAMS. 1850 N.alf ave-
r~ u1Hr~. vHer Hrr assisted hF
vrs Il g. UrteTr.r ~Hfrrts.~ri az @
fs-raaI frrrs Cog .1e faffr- aa1 ELI
f-svH fr ter raa-rr o. q fFF errsr fpr
us,sr5aa Ter rsE.-E pressed ifr AFT
FrrHsF asres sgrr.1r bridge of ffrTe
srF.rs efGr prices .r frr eTffarrs go
Hs su sfr John %etr Hr W-s
HeF ErFFa.r. Eeerrt wrs F1T
r.s.1 rr.~s and sf-e "a 80 Ee-ea ~
r.s rrH- consolation. Tee bone eas
decorated fH rr.'aa aat white sst
.-=- e1sF-s ar-r ss-f aH rHr p.ser
cards. rsUH eFFts srH table frcHra.
r'aHs esrF urs fsf.as arf .naTa.'e
81 eHare- l.Era eee served rf fHr coz.
Tr Hr .rr Hwre ana EEr ererr1ar
passed aerr T'Trserf.. TFr el.1 aHF
.FHrf fr H~rs .H eco ers.s afE
u-e ETr GHfF.s5r .H Noise fa fHe
rt ~T'TE Nfrs flsTE artr-rF ned men,
Hrfs 90 beg goo ..sH. fhr zam@s being
Fsf ar rrr~~ table, a lunch srs
served f-Frr fr~ course Of frr even
lrs end ..r .4rl s1eI time was
lF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

In eishr months OF war there have
been used mp 100000 horses through
death. wounds. sickness or killing of
animals TO keep them from falling
into the hands or the enemy. In the
great preparation for the big drive"
scheduled for spring. Just now many
horses have replaced those out of com
mission there are no Official figures to
tell. but sufficient are the frequent
sail;n=s OF transports from America.
Canada and Australia 10 indicate that
the horse PLAYS a mighty part in the
struggle. So great is the wastase of
horses. as fl has been figured, that
The life OF a war-horse lasts less than
ten DAYS. This is the price the horse
has had 90 pay for being mans best
frieud.--Ncw York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
STUDY WoRHs o. 6FAssws Sso
STRAUSS.

The Nsrl meeting ~ ere music &C.
eartmenf 81 fae WeNTs W9mtre e'sa
vas held yesterday frf-rrac1 t. ftr
h,nr at Jfre or ~ Peterson. fttt SIS
f~eues STREE. tf1ltne ant flr works OF
nrahms aad strauss were sfts5r ope
81 Me best presrHme of tHr wear Be-
ING sfvru Ns ffe Business session est
department accepted fse iavittfior ef
Mss Caafrs .yrgrFsea of f1~ sfuarr.
deoartms.as to cooperate Ntfr tfem Dol
ssvfas a concert ta fae swedish Mrfh9
d.af ehufeH Wa.me. fa NAV. enc BRO
eeeds f-uu vedar vls BE- used t1 teia
e,iacafe some .HTt wlfr gnuagatl tai
enf who Is uaan}e Co pursue Bee wuei
end sfadfrt The rom iaafIrs commits
Zee vas Instructed 90 ren9mfratr Nrs
j. = Durasu e. chairman % Gre &C.
paFfmrlF taf ere coming year ne
proslaai stveo follows
Voice "t.gaahv ttirahaleIs Nl.s
Selma Wafles. uav~1porf.
Piano "rrfumeefe lstrnussI &.
"lfaasarian Esad-" tNiaeuowciI. To
a via Rose" twEeupV Miss Vera
Tvfer % Csalsshurr
Paper Life 20 Eruhma Nre
Claire q. Fcstsr
Vafee ~Nu Souls utV- (stragssl b.
Mrs y W Grfssev
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
ENDOWMENT FUND SOCIETY AN
NUAl.

Mrs c. T. ?. RochoV at her home,
1918 TWenty-second street. entertain
ed the Augustana College Endowment
Fund society ~ the annual meeting
and election OF officers yesterday aft
ernoou. Mrs. c. ". Foss was chosen
president OF the organization. the
other officers being:
Vice Presideat-Mrs. L. c. Abraham
son.
Secretary Arthur Milton
Corresponding Secretary -- Mrs
Louis Ostrom.
T-easurer-Mrs. VIII Lantau.
General Tressurer-Mrs. Mauritz
AUDITING Committee Chairman
Miss PeetE
Nominating Committee Chairman
Mrs. r. ". Olson.
Year Book Committee Chairman
Mrs. Grant HultherC.
Professor Andrew Kempe was
named as orr uizer Of auxiliary so
cioties. an Office that has not been
niled for the last several years
Annual reports OF the officers and
chairmen Of committees we're given
After the close OF the business session
the hostess served a delightful lunch
and during the social hour Dr. ROchow
entertained V'ith piano selections. The
Nav meeting place was undecided At
this time. the members TO be notified
by card 81 the place in ample time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Monday evening the freshman and
sophomore classes OF S. Joseph's high
school organised the J. J. J. club az
the home Of Miss Ivy Burt The Off
GERS chosen we're.
President Miss I.ciah simmons
Vice rcsidcnt-Miss Margaret Ger
ger
secretary-M Miss Josephine Fischer.
Treasurer Miss Marie Finuegan,
Chairman Miss Ada Murrin.
After the bushes meeting tho re
mainder % the evening vas spent In
games In which prizes we're won BY
the Misses Mary That's Cayanaugh and
Lelah simmons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Ms Era Hras@. FTaGgats % 80
AaElssfaaa school % muse aGd Nlsa
Eeta P~tsr~on. Erafzafs %, the A1<
aat4na school 90 gtpressioe apparel
10 recital iasf sq~nfrF a. tns college
als6itori,sna before tse tsrEsst eruee q
N astendaEes a. any % ne Eraeuatirx
r~effafs hsif tass faf.
Mhsa Er8ss Sfaao. Gispiayef rsatgrs
ar and prosagnd etrress.ou on al hsr
number. Ser techaiaas q sgeh as 20
srabie hsr % make asy sort % d.
pay Wh.eh her tssfss VII perm p
ehns she employs 81 oaiT tas setter
20 express Whaf she - G9inE ard keep
ths virtaosIfg entirely RI ts@ back.
sroanG she has tsg volume % tone
snd syran1irs ~ a mar. watra ver7
ssw gemsn Bfs1ftfs ever seq-i-- be-
shs Observes fhe most Gef.eafr ~ an
fssinaa II rss aas afrss haf ~ Ger
ro-s fof har per rsrf anf t-ils. ere
ssnd0-s ard f.m.ags1fi9s were excel.
iear nj aI per se ~efions there vas
rfeeielaa. f1se ara eErrIleef Baras as
A YER mgsiraf ant effective 'efr-grr
fafsaa va a~~1-fef f9 ere Htsf~. e
aaf ma .or ~ cb7efa aaf Mafeofsss 3
Zephyg
ne f.tzs GrsBeo6.e Brought 7a
asr ability as Is pfarisr ms vas
eaaraef~rfe-f bF e.~aruesa arf snaf
sscfef f.nu frtrV ~ ghrf Fef e~-
fscf even passages tbaf erter we're
spaamod
sffsa r-t-rs81 --sf-r. weo Pr hr-
self ere asor-rItr.en 81 fHe aufieurr
Bq enc wonderful MANNER .1 which Ore
rendered her part ~ f7- evening 81
srngram The rrtf a1Harr "a Scrip
81 Canerr f.nrr wfs fetf ir very
denshfrlf and sIeasIas marnrr lirr
clear euuacfsrao taf CLEVER dialect.
shows rsf-rsf training ff-r Fast are
haar uaef select i1G Another r1tef
~ View vts humorous ara PERI
me hesr rrnf-ref F-sflaf
uofB on g1e 9eGas ad'r= are ~ ere
~. ei es snt ere great r-d't fH me
faculty aad OBI F.efr class rH~- vere
reflected enc r4rrfsi FFtfa ef vrrf
emily compton. Instructors a-- cap
able OF giving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
CARD PARTY SUCCESSFUL AZ.
FAIR

rr card parts given p. tHs your=
armea ~ So STAR. parish or .1llm.
lia faiJ 'sFs FTrriHE HaE Oh trrE sue
Ffl. affair. 'HrEr number OF People
attending and ~u.1ylus the affair The
samsF Of s1r and c.uch V"-e played
and prizes ecnf f1 Rev o. EIuck. frs,
end Leonard Erarimcser second. In
rhT games 90 e.rer first p-ir" for the
'sl.r. sent fH WrF. Frank witch Mis-
Edna wsgrl- taxing second and Cor
frr men f1 william Fuurs. FIRST aud
Ier uie-EUrscr second. Refreshments
srrr served s-i every one enjoyed
frs evening"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ladies auxiliary TO the Eagles
viII entertain a. the card party to-
morrow afternoon in the new home OF
;hc Eagles at Tvelty-drst street and
Fourth avenue. The game win be 500
and play VIII begin promptly at 2:3O.
The affair is for members and friends.
The ladies' OF the Altar society OF
ST. Joseph's Catholic church viii hold
quilting meeting tomorrow after
noon on the third floor of the school
house
The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Drug
=ists' association viii entertain their
husbands a. hard times party to-
morrow evening i'm the home of MT.
and Mrs. William Ullemeyer. 1907
Nineteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
coLoNIAL wHIsT cLue.

Colonial Whist club members were
the guests yesterday afternoon OF
Mrs J. ". SieEel al her home. 1is
East Fourteenth street. Davenport.
Three tables % whist were PLAYED and
prices IN the games were Wou hy Mrs.
\. WaxcnbcrE. FIRST. Mrs. ~. Erbstein.
second. and Mrs J. J. TaNmau. conso-
iation. \ dainty repasi vas served a.
ire conclusion OF the games Mrs. \.
waxenbcrE. No. Gcurink fats. Dav-
export. will entcrtain the club in tVc
weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CLUB.

Members % the Wednesday Social
club enjoyed the afternoon yesterday
as the guests OF Ms Henry Arndt
1855 Fifteenth street. Ia addition TO
q time spent IN sewing and with en-
broidery work. there was a guessing
contest IN which the prize went %
Mrs " J. Blieseuer. DAINTY refresh
mcuts were served at the close OF the
afternoon. The ladies we're invited 10
Nee; in two weeks with Mrs. +. H..
WUcE. 1898 Twelfth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

1frr 1ta Adams. at 5e- home rs
Ferf ErI sfrrrs FE4 S.tr. a.rulr.
~afr-rairr. fe~ 11fty Trir-cru club
TgeslsF afternoon al the f1r1u.zhtir
m~ef.uF la ft~ sauer Gf e.rcf the
fFsr prize vas awarded 20 WrE iteT-
mre LaEr 1trs john van Ho1rbcEs
took second ana w-7 John N~~dsr the
errFgiauo- q fso-coer-~ lunch vas
served. and toe club adjourned 90
meet in two u-sss vith urE C.. T.
ftiari-hs 10 triE cIfy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
MRS. LAMP CELEBRATES BRIT
OAX

To celebrate the anniversary OF her
birth Mrs p r lamp yesterday in
vited friends TO her home. 1913 Tenth
avenue. a company Of about 20 ladies'
enjoying a delightful afternoon. The
game OF SOC Was played al four tables
and the prizes n the games went 20
Mrs.. Fred Larson. first. Mrs. Wsilan-
der OF Moline. second. and Mrs Bert
Gse-- consolation. Mrs. Rounds taking
the BOBBY favor. 4 dinner in three
courses was served after the games,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Sizes Dat Iarsao sf beg home o1
FIrf-ress street ru~sfFT an r1ar
acted 81 hostess fr t.~ members of
sH- Sis Climb az rsr fprrri Erf.T ersE.oa
fs ra- ser~s OF 600 f-~ prizes uraf
-9 Ms Dave Larson rrsrs Nf-s John
EfmsT-. second are Mrs CEfrirs
fi@,l5~rs rsi-5 y iareE vss served
are ftr rrrre-s were frvfrt '0 meet
fn sva v~rss Vfsr W-s Martha tia1-
sou. ono Far-rraft street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
PARTY TO HONOR MISS PALM
GUST.

kAN9 T.
W~ Eug Williams a. her lovely
re. bone az 500 Fourteenth avenue.
sfolns. entertained Tuesday evening
AZ a party aF q prcruptlai courtesy 20
Wiss June palmggisf. whose marriage
tn Clarence Gauieg % this cts. .s an
event 90 che summer Fourteen siris
r.-r fHr guest. Of tho evening and
f-rf aGr-r trr fiur swing a SIX Guilt
alirh va. given 90 thr Eouorec a. a
sr THO room. ~ tnv home were
decorated .n trr f-ile-fo. 1e.a color.
r.rt aad white. e1-ratiour being used
r a444lasr and baskets about the
.a4ae 3 course lunch saa served lu
tHa d.nirs room sheTe the table Was
haaIfiflUY trimmed iu pink and white
FH1E saslr ri1bogs ver- laid across
ter cloth. terminating az che place of
each F4esr On the center vas large
Erar ape4 box ehich VAS decorated
in pink ard vhite and which contained
iscfuau~o1s EIffs for fHe rride-to-bs.
q lTrct fr three crurses vas serve
Tee rrrr5rs ass dei.shtfuiiy passed
ftlss Pairraltaf FfI b. ftr guest %
rrer az q cfiaa raoer~ 90 30 Eivru
rgrlay aistt ts SIR iierbe- i.@eis
WaHuF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
JOLLY NINE CLUB AT COLONIAL.

Members or tho jolly Nine club were
cntertsincd yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. Kate Mohr az the Colonial hotel.
the afternoon being passed playing two
table. of 500. Mrs. Anna Lidders took
the FIRST prize 10 the games. Mrs.
George ONCE von second and Mrs.
Henry Ge.sler was given the consola-
fiuu favor Dinner was served in
courses in the dining room after the
Eamss. tFs afternoon being a most
pleasant one. Iu tVo Veeks Mrs Bert
Er1strom of Moline viii entertain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
oAK-ILL CLUB WITH MRS. FREY

oakhu Social club members we're
the rueEtr yesterday afternoon OF
Mr. William Frey. 1916 TVenty-cishth
street at ibc fcriniEhtly meeting. The
ladies had taken with them their fancy
sDrb and busted themselves with That
while they visited The hostess served
nice lunch and tho club adjourned
10 meet In tVo weeks with Mrs. Frank
Mccall. Eleventh avenue and Twenty
first street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
HUMANE AUXILIARY SALE ~
PROGRESS.

Tie ladies' auxiliary 10 the Rock Is
land County humane society rs con-
Quoting the annual spring sale az -.
Eighteenth street. The proceeds from
the first days sale yesterday was
about SIS. q nice line o. fancy articles.
aprons. rugs. sun hats. etc. being
placed on sale. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake we're served. Tho sale
closes this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
LADIES SOCIETY WITH MRS
5EEsNEN

Mrs Elizabeth Behukcn al her
home. rs Tv enty-fouTih street. enter.
iaiued the Ladies society Of the I'm
alanusi's German Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon. Sewing. visiting
and the serving OF refreshments filled
pleasant afternoon for the 30 nom
b.rs attending
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
ENTERTAIN BROADWAY YOUNG
PEOPLE.

F.ry ycun< people % Broadway
Presbyterian church gathered az the
home % tho Misses Tiitcr.rston- >le
Tvsnty-second street. Tuesday even
ins 20 enjoy a social session as the
.uertE % the Young Peoples assocta-
ton % The church The affair was
made very i-fo-mai and pleasant With
games and contests and music and the
serving o., simple Refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
a. IL Il sEMIMe cIRcLE.

The sewing circle o. the Woman s
Relief corps held a meeting yester-
day afternoon In Memorial hall In the
court house with q good attendance OF
members. \ social time was enjoyed
after che sewing session
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
DC - &c 80.

Tha Bloc Bell club. eouposet %
e-arrerr- or the Central Ceiou Te's-
aasrr eompary ir Rock island. Moline
ora East Norln~ entsrraiued Tuesday
ev~uinE OF r esr~inz party AZ ODD
Fellows bah y company % 100 cog.
PIE saioy-d che affair aad danced %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Easter lilies and carnations being used
as decorations for the serving table
and about the rooms Mrs. Arthur
Burial pleased with number OF vocal
selections during the afternoon MIS-
lamp WIS left with many pretty gifts
as remembrances OF the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
TRINITY GUILD WITH MRS. GAN
SELL

The weekly meeting Or Trinity guild
or Trinity Episcopal church VAS held
yesterday m the home OF Mrs. ". T.
Ganse-t SU1 Twc~ty-scc1ud street
The time vas devoted To- sewing and
sociablity ana she serving OF a iisht
lunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
MRS EL1zABirH 7Ea~R5oN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am young
married woman-have been married u
years. My husband is so Jealous that
he makes life miserable for me. He
himself takes girls riding in the auto
and talks 20 them in the street. He IS
always having good time. but not
with me I have never said anything
20 him about this because I do not be
lieve in jealousy. The more I Try TO
please my husband the more contrary
he acts.
In the last year I have mot physi-
clan l. years my senior / think the
world of him. and after seeing him
cannot get him of my mind. Some
times 7 do not know what 10 do. Please
advise me. T. p. H.
You would show righteous indigna-
ton. not jealousy. in resenung your
husbands conduct. The next time ne
shows jealousy let him know that as
long as he carries on with other wom-
en- he cannot criticize You. As for the
doctor-it is a doctors business to be
friendly. sympathetic and attractive.
You viii be happier to forget him. 10
is unfortunate that you are unhappy
now. but I DO not think this is a per
manent condition. Try your strength
in facing things cheerfully. courage
ousIy and make an effort TO adjust
them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % I am d
sirl Of Is and I have been keeping
company with young man one year
my senior for about a year and half.
He says he loves me and he is will
ing 20 do anything / care TO do and
go any place I care 10 30. He calls
twice a week and is very attentive
when ne is with me. Neither ne nor
have gone with anyone else for about
six months. because we enjoy each
others company so much. He seems
20 be Jealous when 7 say I was talking
With another fellow or was with some
one else. DO you think Z am doing
right in giving M all other boy friends.
(2l There are quite a good many
boys like. 7 got acquainted with a
Young man a short time ago who
seem 20 like me 10 you think he
would ask 20 call II he cared 20.
BROWN EYES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

rE- Ner. ar-siaF 90 tsF Ready To-
flefp Circle % E.rEs nasEet~ra sac
hel1 .r fsr re~Tr ~ wrs tiFfrrsaSrf.
eafs S'aetrrerr sasas~ Tuesday ef
frrraor raes we're eastr Cor ass
cry sf ~ r1 se hr0t sa Score G1e
.ser sF.r ar aesteFss N5 o. IF
fables aass-f ss- s.r--raaT sre0ez tF~
fe- VISITING EHrsr assae.s. ~~ rF
.aE es- arHrrrsar very r1.s. .er host
-s- s-rFrE s rs-r .sr af fs close
The e-tr e--FseE OF emo er..@ V D.
enc r-s- Fr-ssl. .r fsr trT place af
s-eerre rH bel sere.srrt tfra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Cseney and FAYE Crist and Glenn Fry
and a " Bruncr pleased very much
~iih several selections. During a so
eiai hour refreshments Nere fcrved-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
An.UAL ELEcrlon oFFicEHs
FosrMc.rLV BEADING CIRCLE

W. G-Hef 10 DIX at fFr H11uF-
5tE F'1~tv.ts.-t strres uae. frsrss
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SOCIAL EVENTS

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

tll / think You are too young 10
have only one boy friend
90 Perhaps he thinks YOU are en-
Gagged. If you are very sure that he
would like 10 come you might ten him
YOU would like to have him. Let him
set his own date. Girls ask boys TO
call far too often and ii is practice
which should be avoided
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Oh am
girl 10 years old and my mother does
not treat me right and calls me bad
names What shall l do?
% l have been going with a boy
and we were engaged to be married
Now my mother forbids his coming 20
see me, What shall I do? I have tried
to forget him. but I cant.
go He calls me up over the phone
and writes me letters and asks me TO
meet him some place. Would it be
all right? L. H. 5.
Cd Obey your mother and she viii
be kind to ycu Remember that with
her years of experience she lis wiser
than YOU.
t2l You are too Young TO be eUEas-
ed or to have steady company. Again
I say, obey your mother
l3l Certainly not
Dear Mrs. Thompson; 7 am a boy
Of - years and I am a junior in col
lege- Since attending school in large
city 7 have met many girls of my own
age and have fallen in love with one
in particular When [ am in my home
town my former sweetheart iufatuatcs
me, and when al school the other one.
Which one should 1 select for a wife.
and Vhy9 ADDISON.
You are only a schoolboy and too
young 10 be thinking of selecting a
wife. When Won are really in love.
you viii not care for two girls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

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