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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files of 1890

Feb. 21-Mrs. r. Champion has gone
10 Chicago 10 visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Collins have
leased their South Rock Island home
and viii move back 10 tssir residence
on Eighteenth street.
The Young Peoples Methodist ALI
ance met last evening at the home of
J. 5. Freeman. 1924 Seventh avenue.
Peter Haers and Miss Louisa Cloes
OF this city were united in marriage
yesterday.
Dealers in this vicinity are stn cut
ting ice.
Feb. 22-Schools of the city today
celebrated the l5Sth anniversary OF
the birth OF George Washington with
fitting programs. The opening of the
railroad from Chicago TO Rock Island
Feb %. 1854 was also celebrated in
connection.
There was an enjoyable ice cream
and oyster sociable n the South Park
chapel last night. which Melted about
$40
Mrs William Kurth. 72O Tenth
street. was accidentally shot through
the arm BY a revolver in the hands OF
her 12-yea--old son. Willie. The wound
IS not serious
Feb 2i-The city council today re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
AT THE EMPIRE.

Beginning with the matinee tomor-
row Afternoon The village School
master" viii be presented at The EN-
p.re All specia. scenery has been
tainted ana fine presentation of this
play is promised. ia the thiri act
which is tle village school room, %
people wll be used. a pink tea recep-
ucn wiz be held on the stage after the
matinee Tuesday. IL VII give AL the
friends OF the company O chance 10
meet the players personally. Refresh
ments viii be served. The Vinegar
Buyer viii be presented for the last
time tonight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27

lcnial Sunday in THE Walls of Jeri-
clo.' This attraction is one OF uEus-
ual merit. in fact 10 Is a production dc
luxe. The remarkable drama which
he deals with a rich American cattle
raiser who marries into the family OF
marquis in order TO gain social posi-
ton and the result derived from his
doing so. was written by Alfred Sutro.
the well known playwright. The
Walls Of Jericho" is indeed a master
piece i'm The motion picture world and
can be recommended 90 all lovers OF
clean. classical pictures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
a THE ILLINOIS.

Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
comes 10 the Illinois tomorrow So
logically true Is this play. so genuinely
good and loveable Is Mrs Wigs and
80 stirrinEIy do pathos and comedy
succeed each other that there Is little
wonder that English audiences have
taken 30 kindly 10 the dea- optimistic
lady who has created no end OF fun for
the past Eve seasons from one end OF
the United States 20 the other I'VE
are glad TO know Mrs Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch and al! the little
Wissses- They are a family Of which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
DROPS 80 POUNDS
AND BREAKS FAST
MAE sELLE u-ERTrUE. q DAYS
WITHOUT FOOD. EATS
CRACKERS
Overhead Gives Dsetsrs q Lisei-
ness. Chicago Nswa1
Eg.ru

ChicaEo. ui. FEB eT-AIrh1-gl 60
Wa the nrst Esai food she had eaten
fn az day. Hrs ,fae Belle Mcsrtlur
a. llf Eas Ffuvlffl sfreer mIlrl+l
a cracker without haste a. che broke
her fas- yesterday Afternoon. Tw0
soda crncsera and a 1if ~ apple sauce
made no f.r menu. To-Day sl- u4I
have dish ot Ui.s toast I9uorrp,
che may try a peaches err
-ff half % thr people ua1.t fast O.
few daTa each u1rf.. che said. most
az fhe e1rferf would have -1 81 out
a bushes. T.e-r.r-H rt them make
n livelihood Because people eat t11
Tuueh
Mru srcAr-Elr bad rat eaten o.
cepr a few STALKS OF .s.rrr since Jan
g. when r.r ur.eaef I.s ponds.
VeFtrrI1e ono weighed f-. and CO..
tfolF1 rrr srre rH. ..rnftr rlr.ea
rHe fa.r Ir sr-rUanr reaIr.. #.r le
cfar-f arr bad Irrt q. a1l1tF DBL %
aays
20 feel e.earlea1e1- ale t1.t a re-
porter. rUfF mental rTr.srrI .r t--
proved arI rl~ srlrr feeling chat an.
u5Frt rr ala1 aaE heavy r esle
aIaays al1 mT .e.f stronger after q
fast-
lf-a w.Frrsrr refused fn ease sore
IsnIT rHr ..Hre. 1f lrf.ar which .r
faa rrIe.... ulFu.l e l.. t.ar ."
mig nlcar permanent injury from
her fast a.- declared ale aar uD.
alarmed rr ear had tried tho expert.
menf several times before la fry
she vent without food tY trya and
reduced leUiE later Dol tre same
year .He reduced fs pounds ir U.s.
ea"r
says Fast Brings Health.
Mrs Macarthur believes that fasting
iF necessary ll order chat tle system
may lr kept property c.slnssl She
Declare she Eas found tle road Cd.
health and Tons ufe.
Each human being. She said after
her arsr cracker yesterday. -las "a
weight 40 which Do o. most efficient.
happy and tearrFflI Ovcr-us-=lt
greatly discounts 90 Of thrm-
~Oversar.nz 81 habit that br.nzs
much saGer.as. ao-r1.. auI s.cslsss-
make ls old and 5lrIeusoue over
works the human mechanism ulicl
rcagitE iu early a-aiue and premature
death Nrrr deaths are cl-ssd ry
orcr-fredlue trau Hta-rltlGr. one cara
mot win 1-rr-G rHe body fsr "a holEs
verv u-Ie food Isl required fog one t1
live
The ancient wise men kneu this
and established obligations for their
people to fast to keep them happy and
NOT Cor any reason associated ulth
religion
Mrs Mctrthur said she was not
seriously bothered uy sensations OF
hunger
% sec day for beginning q fast and
when tlr time arrives ms mental at-
tltlde is e1cu that do uo. valt food
90 have used no on the FAT on my
BODY aud am now consuming tissue
% the early days of my fast 9 eZDer.-
eucrd "a feeling or UCrcsf--1 sort OF
uusatish-d feeling But when che fat
a. gone there Isl different feeling
which tells me &c ls time Co resume
eating
Mrs. Macarthur commented upon fh
fastiur experiments OF Professor carl.
aor % tis Ju'verEIty % Chicago
The burning sensation Ia his et1a- .
ach which he speaks % after a elk
tays fast was caused by BILE. and .
could have been centralized by lemon I
Juice" she said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
ILLINOIS

TLLTTNDT1-
FEB. -s--1irs Wisss of the Cabbage
Patch
March 4 and one veek-Alelrosc the
Great. hypnotic liarity.
March s-Buly Watsol-s Beef Trust
Beauties lburiesqIeI
March IA 90. Woods presents or
i-iuai company iu Potash & PerImut
ter"
March -p-AcadeTy Producing com.
paly presents May Robson in Martha.
bg-the-uay-~ only appearance in tri.
cities
March -7-2s Lyman IT. Howe Trav-
"a Festival presents tine United states
navy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
EMPIRE

rcb. 25-z5-OHver Drama Players
in -Tle Vinegar Buyer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27

Feb 2i-The city council today re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27

an the news allthe time-qhe Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
ThSSSlFhl!eatre

Z America may we'll be proud" says the
London Tribune Ia fact all OF the
I London dramatic critics have taken
kindly % Mrs. Wigs. which bids fair
I 90 continue as the attraction az Terry's
I theatre for several years 90 come.
. With one accord reviewing critic treat
/ cd the piece. not as a play. but as
picture Of life. and all are unanimous
. 10 declaring that II is clean and whole
some. and presents q most convincing
manner the joys sorrow and romauces
b OF cIose-to-uature people The play
viii be presented here under the man
asement Of the United Play company"
The attraction ~ the Illinois for
seven days, starting Monday. viii be
MeirJse the Great ia o varied program
Of hypnotic hilarlty. Meirose Is recoe-
mixed as one OF the greatest hypnotic
operators. Meirose does not confne
his entertainment TO the demonstra-
ton Of the scientific for. on the other
hand. his performance is made up prin-
cipally OF comedy stunts In fact. dur
Ing the TWO hours he occupies the
stage every evening his audience is
kept in a healty roar Of laughter. The
laughing feature OF his opening per
foTmance will be the local iutroduC-
icu OF the hypnotic tango.
For nearly two years local theatre
scers have been hearing of the won
derfui success In New York city OF
Potash q Perlmutter." and now ~
last we are TO see these delightful
characters who come TO the Illinois
March 20. ABE" Potash and Nav
russ Perimutter scarcely need any
introduction. Millions OF persons have
read Montague Glass famous stories
in The Saturday Evening Post and
something like a million have laughed
until they cried over the JOYS and sor-
row OF these lovable cloak and suit
partners as presented on the stage OF I
the Conan theatre. New York The
story OF Potash d Perlmutter~ deals
with the fortunes OF Abe and Morris. I
who rick their all in order 20 save
from a Russian prison a young man .
who has fed that country 10 avoid .
persecution. The play teens with
laughs. but there are also many sweet /
love passages and touches Of pathos
that appeal 10 the heart and give 70
the comedy its lasting hold on the f.
audience
AT THE COLONIAL.
Edmund Breese is to be at the CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27

AT THE COLONIAL.
Edmund Breese is to be at the Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
DREAmLAND


saturday, Joke on Yellowstone.
-BOttomless Pie"
Sunday second Childhood "OId
Fisherman-s story" The Gentleman
Crook and the Lady" episode 10 OF
Zudora-
Noudsy-'The Exposure" ''Mr Had.
scy's Sncie.' Her Younger Sisters"
Tuesday--'Fear OF the Past. % Percy
OF the Millinery"
Wednesday-'-The Panthers." Her
Winning PLUCK"
Thursday-''The Passing OF the Gum
Hicks % wild Mans Land" ~Bobby's
Medal"
Friday--Graft -. Love Our Nut
ual Girl" "Giddv Cay
Saturday-"When a Woman Waits. -
"A Lucky disappointment" The
Sunday-~The Face in the Ceiling. ''
Zudora episode. The White Rose -
"Fatai Dumping.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-27
BLACK HAWK.

Satlrday-~Thc Fatal Opal
Sunday Recent Confederate Vic
tory out OF the Past ~ Double
Eiopement"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20
WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington. Nov. 2O.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts OF disturbance to cross
continent November 90 to %. warm
wave q to 20. cool wave "a to 90.
Storm win be of greater force and
temperatures will average higher than
for the previous week; not much pre-.
cipitation. The reader should note
that our forecast OF deficient rain east
OF the Rockies has proven correct
We are not expecting much snow east
of the Rockies the coming winter.
Farmers are OF the opinion that a de.
ficiency OF snow is bad for winter
wheat. particularly II the winds are
stronger than usual. as that condition
winter kills the wheat. Most snow
Is expected In the Rockies and In
Northern Pacific slope. where winter
wheat Is a small production. Crop
weather for 1916 promises to be more
important than usual. as II is expect.
ed 10 have radical influences on all
crops, particularly wheat and corn.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about November 30. cross Pa.
cific slope by close OF December |.
central valleys December 9 to 4. East.
ern sections S. Warm wave will cross
Pacific slope about November 30. cen.
trail valleys December 2. Eastern sec.
tons 4. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about December 3. central val.
eys >. Eastern sections Z.
The important feature Of this storm
will be the cold wave following II to-
Eether with the cold spell from about !
December to 10. Heavy SHOWS In |
Northern Rockies are expected at that
line. Temperatures are expected to
20 very high about November 20 and
hen 20 to very low degrees about
December 6. But not much snow or
ain east OF the Rockies.
Christmas holiday temperatures
will be about normal High tempera.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20
SCHOOL HOUSE DAY.

AT joint meeting OF the district
and the county school trustees in Sep.
TENDER a resolution was passed set.
ting apart Friday. November 2s. as
school House Day throughout the
county. II was recommended that
on this day the whole people OF each
community meet at their school house
and join with teachers and pupils in
carrying out such program as would
tend to increase interest in the school
and build up the community. In
adopting this idea OF q School House
Day our trustees are but following
the example OF the more progressive
counties OF the State. The plan has
already been tried in many counties.
and with gratifying results.
The success Of any popular move.
ment depends. In the first place. upon
the number who become interested.
Just to get the whole people Of
community together on any occasion
Ia quite an achievement. II is to be
hoped that the local trutees and the
patrons OF each school viii cooperate
with the teachers and students in
getting as large a representation out
as possible. II possible. every family
in the community should be repre-.
scented.
A program appropriate TO the day
will admit Of great variety: but every.
thing done should tend definitely TO.
ward one result-the Improvement Of
the school and the strengthening OF
community spirit There may he brief
literary exercises. a debate. spell.
ing match. short themes on topics OF
local interest. etc. Athletic contests
may be introduced. for these will at.
tract some who might not otherwise
be Interested. A part Of the program
should bear In a very practical way
upon the solution OF the problems
facing the community. Short talks
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

lures In central valleys December %
win storm forces Of greater intensity
'han usual. A great rise in temnsra.
lures expected from November ts
to 80.
December is an important crop
weather month for South America as
their wheat crop viii be near ifs
bloom. Too muos rain in Chile is OK.
peeted and tina, would be bad for their
wheat but good for their corn crop.
But 1t will be dry in Argentina and
all the countries east OF the Andes
Mountains. That condition will be
good for the wheat crop east Of the
Andes and bad for their cron crop
That rain month and its crop weather
conditions for South America will
cover December ~ to January 10 and
Is expected to have important effects
on the South American crops.
turing the same period. December
IL to January 10, India is expected to
get an unusually large amount OF
rain. Our country Is interested In the
crop weather OF India and South
America because their growing crops
compete with ours during our winter.
During December Jupiter win be
the conspicuous object in the upper
southern skies. while Mars and Saturn
will illuminate the early mornings
Venus, the silver queen. will appear
In the west soon after sunset. Our
youth should study the star charts
which our Aryan ancestors mapped in
prehistoric times before they we're
driven from the highlands OF Asia by
drouth. Our race is returning to the
study Of astronomy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20
NEVER EAT WHAT you DISLIKE.

In theroush accord with the views
OF certain authorities who believe.
with limitations. that people are bet.
ter on IL they eat what they like. is
the following letter printed In the
Christmas Issue OF the woman.s
Home Companion:
Il am constrained to protest against
the advice given mothers TO obige
their children to eat food which they
dislike. Most grown people have their
likes and dislikes. and n Il we're a
punishment TO them to eat a despised
article. how much more so Il Is 10 a
child to whom small troubles loom as
tragedies, The child's dlstaste should
not be discussed. simply ignored un.
I'll he has forgotten how much he
hated a certain article. There are
many good and nourishing things, that
" one Is fancied disliked, how much
better to substitute something else.
thereby avoiding issues and friction.
which everyone knows are harmful to
a child's nerves and health. and dis.
position as wen. And as for letting
a child go without his needed nour.
ishment til next meal II he refuses
one article-the injustice Of II Is too
apparent 20 need comment"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

may be made along lines definitely
determined beforehand II Mr.. b. Is
called on TO make US a short talk on
any subject he may wish" much
valuable time will be wasted and the
audience bored; but II Mr.. b. has
been appointed TO give in three min.
utes HIS plan OF doing the particular
thing he has succeeded In aud the
thing everybody wants TO know about.
something will be accomplished. Live
subjects for discussion are as numer.
Gus and as varied as are the needs
and interests OF a community. Here
are few examples: How Keep
Sweet Potatoes" The Best Shade
Trees for Our Locality" How 20
Transplant a Tree" The Best Three
Papers or Magazines for a Farmers
Family" What I Think Of a school
Tax for Our Community" or. for the
young people. shall We Organize
Debating or Literary Society,""
Report Of Canning Club Activities In
Our Community" Things Our Com
munity Has That We Are Proud
or" etc.
II was suggested at the meeting of
the trustees referred to above that
every community might well spend a
part Of the day planting trees and
shrubs on the school grounds. Feb
ruary 20 is too late for the most sue.
cessful planting OF trees in Central
Texas. November and December are
our best months.
II Is worth saying here that what.
ever trees are planted ought TO be
well planted. Every transplanted
tree that lives and grows is an exam.
pie to inspire further effort: every
one that dies is a standing advertise
ment OF failure and discouragement
to future attempts One fine young
tree planted after a generous plan is
worth a whole forest Of saplings stuck
NJ in holes dug with post auger.
II hardly needs to be said that in
most cases the teacher will be the
logical one TO head the movement for
School House Day. But everyone
should manifest interest and lend
hand. However. II at the appointed
place and time only three faithful
'nes should meet. let them not be
discouraged: let them get busy and
10 something for the community.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

Yesterdays football game put Bryan
and the A. & NJ. College on the map.
All Texas now knows Of these two
places as they never knew before.
The A. a VI. College is beyond Ques-
tion the greatest factor in the opera.
tions that are now converting Bryan
from big country town into a mod
ern, up-to-date little city. With the
return Of prosperity, before the peo-
PIE hardly know II. It will be a solid
city from Bryan TO College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

Given a good road to travel over, a
doctor can reach patient five miles
In the country almost as quick as he
can get TO one in the outskirts OF
town. As rule when you want a
doctor you want him in a hurry. and
often a few minutes in the time OF his
getting there Is a matter OF life or
death. In such times any man would
give a hundred times his road tax to
get medical service before II is too
late. In the face OF such facts. how
can anyone oppose good roads'-East
Texas Register.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

A coroner's jury OF physicians at
Chicago failed to return a verdict OF
criticism against DR.. Haiselden. who
refused to operate on a defective baby
when the operation would have saved
the child's life. but would have left II
defective In several ways for life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

China has been invited to Join the
entente allies. The reason for the in.
is said to be to avoid friction
with Japan and to block the German
propaganda being distributed in India
and Persia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

There Is little doubt that the A. &
w. College football warriors are
champions OF the South. absolutely
none that they are champions OF the
Southwest, and champions OF the
State OF Texas by thousand miles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20
Or. W. N. ANDERSON AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

DIR. William VI. Anderson. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church OF Dial.
lass, will preach at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night. The people
OF Bryan are to be congratulated upon
having the privilege Of hearing such
a noted speaker. II is hardly neces-
sary to introduce DR.. Anderson to the
public. as he is one OF the most promI.
nent ministers OF the State. is the
president Of several boards and is at
present the moderator OF the Synod
OF Texas. He will speak to the young
people at the union meeting Of all
the young peoples societies to be held
In the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening at $3.50 and will preach at
1880. DR.. Anderson prepares for the
programs for the young peoples So
oieties Of his own denomination.
hence is keenly In sympathy with that
work. As the last prominent speaker
we had with us presented special
subject. II may be OF interest to the
public to know that DR.. Anderson will
bring simple gospel message Of gen.
eral interest. We trust the people Of
Bryan win avail themselves Of this
opportunity and give DR.. Anderson a
cordial hearing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

A London newspaper office that an.
tagonizes Kitchener does no, have 10
wait for a Zeppelin raid In order TO
be put CT the map.-washington
Star
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-20

A mystic bond Of brotherhood
makes all men one.-Carlyle.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
Effect of Great Kidney
 Remedy Is Soon Realized

I feel it my duty to let you know what Swamp-Root did for me- l was bothered with my back for over twenty years and at times I could hardly get out of bed. 1 read your advertisement and decided to try Swamp Root. Used five bottles, and it has been five years since I used it, and I have never been bothered day since I took the last bottle of it. I am thoroughly confinced that Dr. Kilmer's SwampROot cured me and would recommend it to others suffering as I did.
 My husband was troubled with kidney and bladder troubles and he took your Swamp-Root and it cured him. This was about five years ago. ' a' ''F"' r
 You may publish this letter if you choose.
 Very truly yours,
 MRS. MATTE CAMPBELL, R. F. D. No. 5 %'5Gobleville, Mich. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th of July, 1909.
 ARVIN W. MYERS,
 Notary Public,
 for Van Duren Co.,, Mich.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
LOCAL NEWS
From Wednesdays Daily Press)

From Wednesdays Daily Press)
 Ben H. Crowley has moved his office from the Elks building to room No. l, over Grizzard's drug store.
 50 cent silk hose for 25 cents. Mime Dry Goods Co. *1O
 Mrs. J. w.. Middleton has return ed from Decatur, Ind, where she was called by the death of her aged father.
 Dress goods of every kind for less money. Mime Dry Goods Go. "lO
 Simon Jacobs who has been here for several days looking after busi- ness matters and greeting friends, returned to his home at St. Louis this morning.
 Gray, black and brown cotton hose, cents the pair. Mime Dry Goods Go. *1O
 The following mere elected to municipal positions in the election held at Marmaduke yesterday: Mayor, Clyde Lively; Recorder, s. F. Boone; Treasurer, J. T. Foster; Aldermen, Jake Glasscock, J. M. Ramsey, J. c. Rasberry, P. P. Hous- ton and Dick Mccoy. The council elects the marshal.
 Potatoes cheaper than any place in town. Ellis Grocery. *1O
 While MT. and Mrs. Will Russell of near Fairview, were trading in Joseph's store at the noon hour to- day they received telephone mes sage that their home was being de- stroyed by fire. They were placed in Alvin Samuel's automobile and driven to their place immediately upon receipt of the news. FOR SALE CHEAP-Prescription case, good as new-and just the kind for small drug business. Apply i at Safety First Drug Store, Para gould, Ark. s1O
 Tom Clifford and Felix Archie went to Piggott this morning to at tend a meeting of the A. o. U. w
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
A TEXAS WONDER

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