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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

slasss sFsssat military equalization
dates fFo= it9s and - the outcons %
tWo yezFss study % the various ra!lt-
tarT orxzslz4si0as % Europe. Il en-
bodies The militia system. with . dash
% snivssszi service.
Every eitixEa - liable % serve for
two years ID The lizs and thea 90. eve
years is the sFs: sad ten years IN the
sseoS4 reserve. bat oaiy 80 tlauy are
called NJ - are required 20 keep Up a
ssFszsth os sbou, 5000 men on a
peace scoti1s. Those Uho are thus
called up receive a. compensation Ger
tain shasesssnts % taxss The res; OF
those liable Go serve pass straight lnto
he reserve. Whieh 10 called out At Ger
tain Intervals for fFOn Is TO 90 days
training.
Besldes his arras AID his clothes. the
siarssss soldier receives . tleais IA IL
cal equals about IS cents q month.
besides - saturss tsoort eentsl q
day. hair os Whieh latter sum. how
ever. - stopped 90 pay for the single
neal Of rice thar the states provides -
Tie solder has 90 boy his o~n foot
gear and the rss; o. his food. No Won
der 'hs majority os the army goes bare
sootsd---fr the Lands % the Sua.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Irnt,-AIrL TNeieInrNr-

Mrs. Aaaa Attz entertained st Der
horss Thursday sveginz st "a pretty aE-
aegaeemsat Bafty. st wElee sse ssss
q ths apprpsehieE marriage Of fer
daughter lila e.. Aisz. Co lloyd Lewis
ef Motas. was msGe Euowr. mere
vas a GsifEhttgt GtaEsr. wtte covers
lad ser 20 near trtends Of enc Bride
elect aad win AZ tse frstgrss o. e.
prsngctfat even Co the Eift of a lovely
silver sandwich BASKET En- ths teuerve
frem the E.rf fFfeots gathered rge
houss vas bsastifstiT decorated fs
ofak sad waite. tas Brides closes
wedsisx coiors. a prefssion % esrus-
tfons. Feees and Esrdgu bioogs fa
these eoiors. wttB ere FrtievtsF Eresa
~ ferns f9rulaE the foraf f-asers
H~stds ths fIaesr sgd general soeis-
bGltY wefca enc aews called f7rfh
some Has vocal solos ~ tar 1flsses
Lsots Meyers sad Grace Rose were
suasys,i There were Eve sgtsof town
guests. sfiss Marie ttaber 81 tfsas lssc.
Ob3a. sad Miss ChsFyf gmerv % GraF
Dew. WYE
The ws,f4fsx win - an event sf
aexs wess ssd VII Be r. Ggfet esse4
ncuT az ths eeeas 81 tse brtGs. SCI
Ftfsesuts street. ttsifas.
The brfds has Beer q popgIsF stTr-
essspGes win tss Vetfe eeapasv Nr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Hard Times.

Ernest was very big and very black,
and when Il came 20 sleeping and eat
Ing fully justified his name. Ernest did
not fancy steady work. but he was apt
20 be available when spring came for
odd Jobs AZ a dollar a day and his din
ner.
One spring he came in with a sheep
fish grin.
Miss Sally. I been hearin' In de
lodge meetin' bout desc hard times.
an low better raise my sal'ry 10
a dollar an a quarter a day"
You're not worth that. Ernest.
and you know Il. Besides. can't al
ford TO pay more
Ernest scratched his head: this was
q matter for more thought than he had
anticipated.
Il fggered out when dey wuz TAX
In bout dem hard times dat couldn't
ford to work for no less. But'-his
black face cleaned with a sudden
,hought-"I won eat so much."-New
York Post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Mrs. LAMP HOSTESS FOR BRIDE.
IITlT.

Airs. Efvart Lamp cntcFtaiuct dur
fnE che seek az her home 1919 Twenty
frst street. az a prenup'ial party for
Miss Minrie Poiiitz % Davenport. q
bride % The spring. The AFFAIR vas a
eitehsn shower aEd she received many
Useful things for her new home. The
afternoon vas spsrt playing cards and
prizes usat % Miss Myrtle Coous and
Mss Efna POLITE. Hiss irma Zoiier
receiving tsc BOBBY favor. \ dainty
luncheon followed the games. 4 uum-
Der % AFFAIRS are beinE arranged sor
Hiss Foillis- Miss Ella POLITE 70 en-
tFTtain 81 an apron shower Tuesday
evening. MFs- ". stscEsi all enter
tails wednesday and Thursday .fiss
iFE-z Zo!isF wiiI srtsstaia a. e laundry
Shower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
SAFETY FROM POIsoNs.

II is advisable 20 put all bottles
boxes or envelopes containing pois-
ons. medicines that must be kept away
from the children. and substances
subject 20 evaporation, IN alright
screw-top glass Jars.
These are kept on a separate shelf
and the labels can be easily read
through the glass. Even in the dark
there is no chance OF ones taking a
poison by mistake with this arrange
rnent The Jars range from tiny ones.
which originally contained candy
sticks. up 20 larEe-sized fruit Jars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
MOLINE ID. q. '. To PRESENT
FLAGS

TIE committee from Lgcretta Gar
field tsai. Daughters % veterans %
fioifas. appointed 90 procure faEs for
p-sssatatfoa 20 the grade schools %
Moline has purchased then ard vii
bold tte services % pr-a~ntaflon ~ Z
0'eioes on ths faV % ere fsid meet
On 1foiinr. which day &C. 90 b. annoure-
"a ~ tks blowing % enc Moline ars
wEistie 90 3 a'ci3ek. Tue presentation
utii b. made ~ the patriotic instruc-
zoe. tfFs Alex uonatf TIE uauEh-
trFs are expected 60 attend tke Memo
rial cav services tomogsuw az tsT So
lias see9sf Neshodist Church. EiEh-
treath stree and raratF-f8grth ave-
aus. azG witi meet ~ EsFn's hall no;
tsteF tEaE lgzC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

namely, for the girl to learn dancing
and card playing. WAS given after
many years of careful study of tha
problem; years in which I have had
the correspondence of thousands ~
young people on this question. and II
is my conviction that dancing and
card playing are far more "ladylike.
than the silly kissing game some
times INDUCED in by young people who
do not dance or play cards.
AS for leading directly TO the House
OF Ill Fame, that statement is non
sensical. According to the view OF the
correspondent, by far the majority OF
the people of this country have either
gone to the bad or are on the road
there. Anyone who viii stop to look
around al the people he knows will
see the absurdity of this idea
As for card playing. it is one OF the
best games for sharpening a persons
wits and quickening his brain power
that there is Il is not any more
harmful than Authors" which cor
respondent doubtless INDUCES in, and
it requires far more brain power.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % a friend
of mine said that if a girl bushes in
the presence OF a gentleman he makes
a fool of her. I try so hard. but
cant overcome it. I am 16. Please
tell me if my friend is right
~ How much does a grand opera
course cost? SWEET SIXTEEN
% Your friend is wrong. Don't
worry about blushing.
(2) The price differs. It depends
upon how many operas are 10 be
given. what company is giving them,
and where you want to sit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
nACoABErs GREAT COMMANDER
II CITY.

1frs rruzess r. Haras % PoTr Hg-
roe NleE- EFrsE eo14@aatsT % tEs La
ffss % tes MeesFa 1faeeabsss sreat
rhzrseaT asE E.Ftf4y o. ths tFf-eitiss
a. ghs Ezsss % TIE local Nfaecabees.
Mrs. Arza p EtrtT % Decatur. deputy
% skts stssrfe-. vas also e guest Sire
fizras has fzss rstgrust fruea e to1r
- the P1etEc coast v1sFs sas atte19s3
sEs fairs as s4a DIEGO Gs1 saa FFza-
esseG ar1 vas ors % t1s speakers o.
fratesu.1i cay at tts latter FAIR. bsizE
tss eGlT we@ae speaker a. th2s tiEs-
TasFs1ay eseafrz see addressed q
E.e~sizE - trf-efty wseeahees 80 enc
Esu te uassasoTt. sss4ciaz o. fra
ssraai w1-f asf tts good %, tss uTfeF.
1frs EclreV also Eags a sEort talG o.
walea sac gave tss local Isf1ss msay
szEEssglaas ssr ths best E9oG % tEs or
fsE. s1rEsssiaE Gsaas % ssssFsstiaE
s1sslf-rs te tkf 6rEsr. aside iron tae
~ff.atfssf- work
Vesfrrtsv assrrrso1 ttrs. = y. Kern.
eezaaaaaa-r o. tEs E5eS tsi2eG L&Gtss
~ 1faeraeees. aeeasf her h0ess - stf
'refrrfrfF strses f5T 40 tafgFuaal re-
eessisr tz Gs-aF % Afrs. HgFrs aed
M-s EEbF TIE hose vas decorated
O. BE bogs1rss q ssswealis aE4 q
srgfzsis1 81 osssT ssrisE sewers aeG
ere rssnlsers O. tEs order srocs tks tft-
eltlss were tss guests s9eeGiaE a
eest Erursffsl sfterr95u.
rGs local arEsrs ere p'ansiaz e tsi-
cry memorial cay % BE- hs.f fass H.
ere ae1averssrY as tEs htrts % ,tasheF
tssrl. ere f5grssF % tss Mseesbses.
Aggregate services vii o. arrange
o. asaaeg Of enc GepsFts4 sFrzeTss %
Fsr a~-rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
rND0wnrNr TrND YIAR BOOK.

me year book % ths AuEastana
C6Ilrsr EeEgamrat Funt society has
f4s. eoalr from ttE press and Eigss
the fauaWssE oatIiar % pFoEF4rl fos
tre vears
Jaae z-slrs s. = uaHrlaFEFsn,
600 U1arth street. 1folins. hostess.
UratiaEs by Wrs. = e. 1iaEnuspa-
JgiY Mrs EsisY tuhrsoz. 7o3
reirty-eiEhth street. hostess Topic
Work % th~ Police 1tatrou.- SIRE
1tarEarrt srsrnelss
AeF Mrs Arth4r yiit1l. fall
ssVrata suseE~. hostess Topic. Mod
err uevrlermsrt % Cogrtrg Lifs.'
1trs WagrtEz IeEasoa.
seps Mrs. a p Piersoa. tzzz
HsveusrestG street. t1stFss. Topic.
Peace Itavs@sst- 1lFs. - -. star
Erors
o-r E-Mrs wuiiam Cssshl-. 1895
Fsgrreeetk auergs. 1ia.iss. t1stsss
rert-. ~tsF.statf8a gs Wo9ea.s AMI
ctrsrrn's Labor Mfs. G. J. so4sF-
Esrn
Nar E-1frs. 70 C Hi-e. Tis Nlas-
Eeeate street. hostess Torie. ~Ths
EtsssirE Nsrs~.- sfiss Esss FlassEaa,
Dec. Mrs oscar t-azGahi. 82t
gsrtV-tetrf street. s6ssess Topic
ne trsafErars Prestsns. Mss Etta
sesssrGakl
LEA s-Wrs George " Iokrson.
tsf1 rvessta ssrsss. Nslfss .Esssrss.
rssts. ~tf5Gsra t@ersVeassts soF
pghlr msalsa Mrs g. Z. Tsazrsos
see. Mrs. PRED Ttsssstsxtoa. as
'vsrsY-sscosa ssrsss. Essssss Tosie.
rlfeGsrr tfsGfcfss Ese ssrEsry. Dc.
Mabel o1is
1tarca Mrs. G W. Foss. ssos
E.iEsss svssas. Hostess. Taste. Mas
asss6st F5ra % ntGztefrGt Govern
gess.- Sfsss AEGFsw ks=asss
Nsru s-tfrs T. o AsF&Aazs6a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
HOMEMADE LAWN ROLLER.

It's simple and II your husband is
Just a little hSndy. you may save ten
20 fifteen dollars, and have a fine,
even lawn. Take a piece OF crock
sewerpIpe 10 inches long and A in
ches round; this makes just nice
size Fiji e with cement. run through
the center 1is-inch gaspipe, long
enough 10 project three inches at each
end OF cement filling; when IL is har-
dened. fasten handles 10 the project
ing ends-Easpipe makes good, strong
handles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
no.Irss rRrNrrTItL FARTr.

ttss. AEri s'8ee. IIta Third street.
at8lta~. entertained az a very charm
las prFagptiHi. tosprirE her sister.
1flss OLA tiaEnEs1a. " ho e. % become
enc bride 90 HrgF Anderson some time
ia JaHe a company o. friends % the
E1rorrr made 10 tar deiiEhIfui az
faiF and Eraeiausiy took part iu an i'm
pFsmpgg program 90 music that Eas
very much rul1yed Miss Anna Ian
tsF. also a Bird. 10 b. SANG most beau
tif-liF. a trio OF the h1uoTcr's cousins
the Misses Norma MaEuusou. Florence
Aatsrsou and Ards Stock gave piano
rumhFrE. Miss Minnie Linn and Miss
Adele Olson % Rock Island also pleas
irs uith piano selections The hem
ming ~ napkins and towels for the
brite-eiset formed a contest in which
che resfrst workers received awards.
Mrs George t.andec. Miss Florence
AndsFsou and NiFs. John Fryxel re-
ceivins the prizes. The brides chosen
coiors. p3uE and white. were used in
attractive ornamcntation OF the rooms
and also suggested iu the delicious and
elaborate rvfreshmsrts served.
paiaty pink and ,Ehife uutbasssts
we're the tavnrs accompanying the
trays % deiicaciss served By the nos
tess. MrE- John AiaEuusou. and the
Misses SiEn~ and selma 1iaEuuson.
This f. one % On. many affairs being
planued for the popular bFtde-t1-be.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
WApT mo
HOME
pQeBLIMS
kRS Ell ZABLTI TEeNQSQN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am going to
be % years OF age very soon. am
doing work that I dislike. simply be-
cause my father wants me 10. He is
a very cross person. always doubling
and having suspicious. He loses
friends every day, and none of my
friends will come up to the house be-
cause of him. This has been going on
the last year and a half. Now l have
talent in a line other than the one l
am engaged in. But If l take the po-
sitioI that want to. it will mean that
/ will have to leave home, and that is
not the most pleasant thing in the
world. no matter what your home may
be. The work ! wish to do is honor
able and good in every respect. My
father is the kind that cannot see how
I could go against his wishes. even If
would make a success of my new
work. He is the kind OF man you can
not reason with, so it would be use
less 10 try and talk with him. sit,
when he is around. in a morbid mood,
and am afraid 10 open my mouth for
fear that he will try to start a quar-
me, MUCH OBLIGED.
\ girl OF % is old enough TO decide
matters Of this kind herself. I see
no reason why you should not take
up the new work, il il offers you
greater happiness.
To Mrs. Thompson: In answer TO
question four OF Worried Sue, which
was in your column recently. I was
very much surprised at your state
ments, especially when advising the
girl 70 learn dancing and card play
ing. We could scarcely believe this
10 be consistent with the opening re-
mark about being "ladylike." It is a
foregone clusion that no REAL lady
ever dances and plays cards. This Is
manifestly and indisputably the route
TO the House OF III Fame. II one
should escape such an end it is the
rare exception. Dancing or card play
ing being INDUCED in by the upper or
elite society does not modify the
principle nor minimize the evil there
OF. Did you give that advice after
careful consideration DO you sup
pose nice young men marry card play
ing and dancing young women for
their wives? Most assuredIv not.
READER.
The above communication seems I
like an echo from the far distant past
when girls and young women, in order {
TO be ladylike, had 10 sit with folded
hands and solemn face when in the
presence of youthful members of the /
opposite sex.
I wish 10 say most emphatically /
that the advice which is objected 10, !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
TEMPTING SALADS.

Here are submitted some salad rec
ipes which are appetizing for both
summer and winter:
Pineapple SalAd-Drain the slices Of
canned pineapple and arrange each
slice on a bed OF lettuce. over this
put tablespoonful OF boiled dressing.
in which plain cream or whipped
cream has been added TO give a mild
favor for a fruit salad. Now sprinkle
grated cream cheese over this, add
dash % papTika and one has very
delicious salad.
Boiled Dressing-One tablespoonful
% butter melted slowly. one table
spoonful OF -four. two tahlespoonfuls
% sugar. oue-half teaspoonful OF salt
and one-haif teaspoonful OF paprika;
mix into a smooth paste, then add one
half cup % water and one-half cup
Of vinegar. stirring all the time II
cooks 20 prevent Jumps When thick
remove from FIRE. add yoiks OF two
eggs and one-fourth teaspoonful OF
prepared mustard. beating all the
time. then set on the fire again; about
two minutes TO heat the eggs through
This may be kept in a Jar in a cool
place indefinitely.
Tomato Salad for Four People-Se-
lect four smooth tomatoes the same
size. scoop out the inside and place
the shells on ice TO cool; dice the
insides OF the tomatoes, add one man
go diced. one bunch celery diced and,
II cared for. one cucumber; drain in
a colander 20 remove Juice, then mari
nate in q French dressing. using two
tablespoonfuls olive - 70 three OF
vinegar: salt and pepper 20 taste, and
one-fourth teaspoonful Of prepared
mustard. Fill the tomato cups with
the above mixture when ready TO
serve. Garnish with parsley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
THINGS WORTH KNOwISG.

HemstltchinE By Machine Now
that demonstrating "a used so much on
waists. dresses. etc. here - an easy
and quick way OF doing a. Draw
threads as for MISUNDERSTANDING. Ad-
Just sewing machine 20 small stitching
and proceed 20 stitch over the drawn
threads. as near 20 the edge where
the hem e 20 be as possible. Turn up
hem and hem BY hand and the result
will Be 90 nearly like hand-hcmsiiieh-
Ing that IL will surprise you. Double
hemstitchiuE can BE- done by stitching
on che other eide % the drawn threads.
n You Pu; Little Chickens on the
COW iog. where the COWS have been,
they will not get the "Espes."
when Wearing Tie Shoes-Nois;en-
~ strings where you tie the knot.
will not cone united on street
fnk Spots on FinEcrs-wot the fin
ser. thea rub the phosphorus end Of
= match On the spot Wipe the I'm
GERS and renew che action until the
spu, has disappeared. IN = minute or
two.
Pretty and Cheap Floor Stain
When thc foors have become old look
inE. from scrubbinE. use olive-green
dye: apply with q broad brush. using
the dye az no, as possible. This dries
very quickly. Then melt ore-fourth
pound OF parafhn IN one pint OF tur-
pentine. using . double boiler: leave
Il IN hot water while using 70. so As
90 keep parafin liquid. Paint this on
;he floor Just IS the dye was used. II
hardens quickly and makes a pretty
ruish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
And Thnt,s the Reason.

Don't you want your nice bread
and butter, Anne?" asked her father.
Anne shook her head IT'S a shame
TO waste such nice bread and butter"
continued her father. "Ill eat it my
self" Anne watched the process with
big eyes and a look OF expectancy on
her face
Finally, when the last mouthful had
disappeared, Anne asked, Papa, did it
tickle?"
Ticker" said her father. why, no.
What do you mean2'
7 thought it would tickle" said
Hneator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
BARBARA FEfIT,CHiE I'M con.
TfNrf~ To GROW.

rweGtT era MEMBERS Urfr aided
90 tsr rszhefssip rot 81 Barbara
Frlssrsts tsrt. uasEEfFrs % veterans.
aE ere fvEg.ar EFetsaE tr.t last sger-
Gag az Memorial haI OBJ tes co1st
t5ase TIE mF=flsE vas isFsriF &C.
teue-s anf q Ereas Deal OF iatFresf vas
naaif-sseG. Two Dew apptratiors
for uembsrsElp were read. Plans
we're ma1r f1r tsr obssrvsacr % Ne
m5F.al cav. art is vas fT-ttF1 that
al. uaGEaters vTEr vaftr costzG-es
ans carry az Americas teE .G tEr
urocesst1e. tt vas also tecs4eG that
sss teas acct as a body la tae cpaft
house as o o'r.aeG Nr@1rtal morning
Co attreG tar services az CrEfraI Pres
byt-rfar eEarre. rEr tret voted q
resolution og thaEks 90 tEs Old SOL
Eiers WHO g9rsszte1 q EaE % fhs or
Ger lee rreaa aEd eaks followed the
Business sesstou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

Strawberry Jelly-wash. hull. mash
berries. and drain them over night in
Jelly bag To each pint Juice use
one pound sugar. Bring juice quickly
20 a boil. boil f5 minutes. add sugar.
STIR until sugar Is dissolved: boil 10
minutes. Put n little IN a saucer and
stand on the ice: II ~ forms q jelly
Ike crust quickly. n IL done II not.
boil longer. When done put IN tum-
blers- cool and cover with paraf,n.
Fruit Juices-Astsr making Jelly,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
RADIATOR BRUSHES.

The new radiator brushes. which
are only about an inch wide. are slight
ly curved. and have soft horse hair
bris;ics OF graduated length Not a
speck OF dust can hide from these
handy cleaners, says the New York
Times. for they n every crack and
crevice between the radiator pipes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
sorIAL ANNOrNrTMTNTs.

Gasp -. MadsFu woosmen %
AszsTies- viii eoa4uet a soeiabis Tues
esy sTeztak. May g. a. oGd Fsiious'
sail
TEs ladies auxiliary % ths Rock Is
isnf cogrtT ugeaae society vii nee:
Moefsy sftsraooa a. gao With 1irs.
George uissi 1904 SiStserlh avenue.
rsis is = sswisE meeting ssa q 10
especially desired ina; all members
sEteze
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
APPLE BISCUIT.

When making bread take out one
pint OF the sponge after II has become
light. add two tablespoonfuls OF mo-
iasses. one tablespoon of lard. melted.
and sufficient graham -four 10 make a
soft dough. Beat thoroughly. then
add one cup Of chopped apple. Shape
into biscuit. place in patty pans and
let rise very light before baking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
YnTR GARDEN.

no not Rig IN your dafodils and
hyacinths. You can loosen the top
soil and SOW phlox. candy tuft, sweet
alyssum. etc. and they will blossom
all summer Next spring the others
will come up as beautiful as ever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

Lswss 10 g tEs cree force o: ?. II
Lorscx. tss eoztrsetss. SEX; Tuesday
z.xHE Miss Bsr-sIsoa &C Eoek fsis-f
I'll satsEt4ls fsF JtIss Altz E-e as1t
TaErs.ay siEss ksr aszt. 3iFs- Horace
ARR q Ear 1f1iiss vii Eivs . 8
s'eis=E Glzasr O. her koGor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
IA wonTy HOSoE MES. ". n.
sfNDEh

~ W. 81 saiGsr % Dsvszre-s va
sncsrc eorrvs1aeGf1s sseretGry % tEa
H~n Tsesrzsiea % Warsn's clubs as
~ snenaf rsegtiaE yest-resT a. Leva
C1Hzs Oehsr eGesrs are.
7rs~ffsrE-1frs. g. >. WEirisy. WEB
- CITY
wee Prrsas-rs-asrs Mar ,tEYss.
Iowa CITY
R~coreizz gscrrtsrT-3fFs . G.
cunmfnEs. rss Nel1ss
rrussgrsF-sfrss Etta AzEsw. Ma
sn1fitowE-
Aasitar-Na slsetioz. isss VIA sz-
~cuffvs board tbs nomiaseE arr
Mrs Mary o. Btss. Iowa Fails. Nrs
~ ". sDagidiaE. Grine-lL aaf d..
vsi~rra Powell. bed 0ak.
G~n~raf Tsdsrafiss seerstary-1fss.
Mary ~ 4 JohssteE. HgEsboifE
District Chairman
FIRST eissrtet-AiEs. Jesse Waite
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Second GistFfet-sfrp. A. So Price.
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mar VS. breusnt about thregEa ths
sysr-snsaasiasns % uavsnport Won.
en- m the Support q eve vel ltEoefg
afab workers % th4t city AecerGaez
20 enc constitution Gao two Eraerat
en.eers shall be- freus ghe sane town. %
q fact mat was ignored wbte tas
Davenport woearn eTsred two nocst-
aces f1r the eonventiea tIetet.
Mrs " 81 said-r ca enc tleSss fas
rseisetien Or eorrespoefiss SECRETARY
snd Ms Alfred q Mari'sr. esairrsat
% enc state eusie eeHfsItree ana
prssidsrt % the Davenport W5uss's
clubs. runafnE Cor efrer ss r-coritaE
sseretarY. were thgs thrust tat9 sar
finefiEht. Bots have warns frtsnEs
and supporters wto have been work
Tag haFd for thefr election.
The Davenport GslrFati6n Desired
above al thfaEs % b. loyal fsd uaaY
vetsd fsr both candidate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
[HOUSEHOIQ,|f|,lIs6 IN
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put in sauce pan the fruit left in your
Jelly bag after the juice has dripped
through. cover with water. boil. Then
strain Il through the bag again, Doll
II a second time with sugar, and put
IL in a preserve Jar. II can be used
IN making cool drinks. This Is
great economy when lemons are high
a you need only two lemons in a large
pitcher OF punch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
CT E. CrHCLE WIN MRS. rOBry.

G. O. C. circle THURSDAY sftrru7ca
was entertained D. Hfrs EtVart To-
Din st her home ca F1rrv-f1srte
street. TIE fst etgh meesbersaip azt
several guests atfesgsd ta spite OF teF
eisaErsesh1s weather. seiae with fss
snewtedse that cor saEy % che rirst
sort tends 90 brieatsa ths sreariess
days. Music by Mrs PriaEi- 90 pEv-
export sad 1fFs Champion OF E6cl ts-
Land added 90 fhs eriGTusTut o. IRE afE-
=rueon TIE Hostess served afi'e-
teus taaceeoa at a table attractive
wfth e Tow ecufrrpfrer of pgnsses
Mrs Charles Rogers. s101 Eleventh
avenue. afefiss. VIII enf~rtsfn on tVt
ws~ts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
EcoyONIcAL BAKING POWDER.

One cup OF cream OF tartar. one-half
cup aour. one-hait cup baking soda
sis; seven times; I'LL baking powder
cans. This makes about one pound st
n cos; OF about eighteen 20 twenty
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

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