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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-06
Mothers Day

Wear flower for mother Sunday,
May .. White flowers for mothers
memory. Bright flowers for mothers
living. Place orders early, Chicka-
sha Green House, e2S South Fifth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
WOMAN'S SCREAMS
ATTRACT MANY
WELL KNOWN HARAcrER
WELLS eLooor MURDER
WHEN ARRESTED.
MrsL llrxie Beaver Jailed or Charge
Of unis~fuiiy Occupying
Another's Home

People about the court house square
we're startled to their feet yesterday
afternoon BY the loud screams OF a
woman Fully expecting a murder
everyone rushed TO vantage points TO
get view OF Chapline street between
sixteenth and Fifteenth streets Much
TO thir surprise they didn't care to
hnger long. as the woman In question
was using language NJ to cause the
lowest gutter snipe to shrink In
shame.
This woman was Mrs. Grover Beav-
or. or Lizzie Beaver. and she was
charged with living in a house. No.
SsOs Wood street. the property OF
one Mrs Bessie Moore. According
TO the warrant Mrs. Moore had order
ed her 10 leave different times. this
Mrs. Beaver refused to do. Constable
Suckle arrested the Beaver woman
near the office OF Squire Hobbs and
virtually carried her to the tail. she
biting and scratching at him like a
hyena- She was committed on a war.
rant before Squire Hobbs for a hear.
ing later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
PLENTY OF FRUIT
Agent For Agricultural Club Says In.
diestions Are That Crop viii
Be Abundant

Webster ~. Sill, junior county agent
for the Panhandle Agricultural club.
stated yesterday that the prospect for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
GARDEN PARTY
Entertainment Committee Of Play.
grounds Association Makes Plans
FOR Elaborate AFFAIR.

Al meeting Of the entertainment
COMMITTEES OF the Fairgrounds Asso-
citation held Yesterday. preliminary
plans were laid for the garden party
10 De given the afternoon and evening
OF May 20. at the home of Mr.. and
MIS- Geo: A. Laughlin on Bethany
flke. Sub-committees were appointed
ana hard work will be immediately
begun on the many details that make
such an AFFAIR a success. The mem
bers of the entertainment committee
are: Messrs. G. o. Nagel and George
W. Lutz; Mesdames G. A. Laughlin
Leo wolfe and c. II. Hubbard, ex-of.
ncio as acting president, and Miss
Elizabeth Cummins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

the fruit crop this summer is remark
ably good The trees were not over
loaded with bloom. which r. a deciu,.,
advantage. Last year in many cases
there was too much bloom. There n
still some danger from frost. but after
getting through the cold spell Of last
week. fear for anything OF that sort
Is growing less and less. As the fruit
natures and the summer advances
there II, OF course. less danger. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

Sir deeds OF trust were flied for rec.
yesterday. '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

Free lecture on Christian Science
BY willis =. Gross, OF Boston, Mass
Friday evening, May 2, at s:f5 O'Clock.
Court Theater
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
DR.. TREVY RELEASED.
Bad Check Issued by Marshall County
Veterinarian is Covered.

DIR. Otis " Trevy. well known vet
erinarian Of Roberts Ridge. Marshall
county. arrested Saturday charged
with issuing q had check TO Mr.. w J.
Beck. 10 the amount OF sos. was re-
leased from custody yesterday. 4
check for the full amount was given
by Attorney W. y. Casey TO Mr. Beck
end the doctor was allowed TO depart
for his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

takes from twenty-four TO nineteen de-
grees Fahrenheit TO XIII the frui,
crops and that e. rather unusual AZ
this time or the year. There was no
frost TO speak OF Saturday night a.
had been expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

William V. Campbell 70 Ada 7, At,l,.,
lot zo9 In Clennova- Consideration fia
faul Rigot TO Ada l.. Aitken lot in
"lennova- Consideration $40.
Security Trust Company trus,.o g.
H,ssrry L Glitch. lot ~ in "Lenox': con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
Executrix Appointed

Mrs Mary G. Feeny qualified as ex-
ecuIrlx Tor the estate OF the late Geo
:. rsehy with bond nxed at SIS. 600 No
surety - required by the terms OF the
" Inc Items OF the will are merely
Mrs Mary Louise Becker qualified a.
eNecutriN for the estate Of the Iat. foi Is
;, becker with bond fixed at 1900. No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

rive us pendens we're filed YESTERDAY
lhNolVing the attachment proceedfnRs of
J. v. thompson ct al In the COUNTRY
court by attorneys for J. T. Feather
". Woodward, Amanda Grimes SalIie
=, srownfteld. and Elizabeth G Brown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
COUNTY COURT.


gtrta lam Am Matthias smith TO Mary Vir-
4 Jonn Eckley OF Canton. and Alice Q
hrumlauf, OF Robertsville. q.
George Henry Hyde and Emma Mar,s
Erikson. of Sewickley, o. ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04
WANT MORE FUNDS
Directors of Associated Charities Con-
nder Financial Condition
Report Piled.

OF directors OF the Associated Charities
held yesterday afternoon. reports for
Aprl were given. IL was shown that
the finances OF the Charities were rather
weak and steps were taken leading to
replenishment. Secretary \. \. Sinks
also gave statistical report or the
work done. Among the agencies coop
Grated with were the humane officer,
justices courts. county commissioner ~.
ohio Valley General Hospital North
Wheeling hospital. 81 Vincent de Paul
Society. Ladies Hebrew Benevolent so
ciety. Eom Street Temple Relief. Catno-
lie Women's League. Y. W. G. A.. King :
Daughters Day Nursery. View Point
SanatOrium. the tuberculosis dispcnsary.
and many others. some outside the city.
The report follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-04

Specialists in
Correct Dress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
CLUB SPEAKER AUTHORITY on
FAIRGROUNDS

u- Henry s. Curtis pu 3D. alu .s
Zoo .aaaE Dol fore tle Wauau'E club 90
fle March meeting touorru~ al fle
Masonic temple o. q Won tluUa ru-
rHosirE on ths H1bIrr. Cf Playground
flr hes been general director of p.sy.
grounds Dol S~E YORK City. supervisor
GO playground ir che District uf col
gmb.a. secretary 90 flr Fairgrounds
association OF Hmrrie1 and is u1a Vicc
president of THAT organization. tfe
has visited 'ar principal Fairgrounds
systems both OBJ f1is country and
abroad aud has arranged tho systems
Dol scores of r.t.rs ir tHiE country and
CeEata Or Curtis bias Eallci much
prominence both us ON author and a
lecturer cH tlr rsHiser co playground
and thr rrff~I States Bureau % Edu-
eEfsaa hre rteaFed htm Co. ur.fv "a
Elagsl-f 9u play frogrts f1r tistrilu-
H1r llr is tar author ot PLAY Fruuuds
fat Recreation t1r f1e open cuuafr1 10
rffarat.Da TbFUgEH Play and fis faat
H11s. ~rar Practical Ceutgct of Play
Hss been pronounced flr most sTfts.
. factory sp.utI4r rt th~ playground
a~astrE
TIE Hasie 1f fEr aUrFueur vu b-
E.e-s bv Hfss Harriet Lertf. who
e.I slrE -Eestary- end sylvia from
-ealss or cupid. aE PRED Eaizft DO
gee saf -lE~ uaI. tg james Barnes
H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

ming in the home OF Miss Violet Doney.
Ii2O Twentieth street. officers Tor the
year we're selected as follows;
Presiden;-Miss Agnes Elinwood-
Vice presldent-Miss Velma HEX
man.
Secretary Miss Marion Hubbard
Treasurer-Niiss Edith Turner.
Social committee chairman-Miss
Fave Atkinson
Devotional committee chairman
Mrs. Myrtle 1Voodln-
Calling committee chalrman-Airs.
Caroline Mcbride with Miss Lucia VII
cox az assistant
The meeting was attended hy about
90 % the members and preceding the
business session O short prayer service
ran conducted b. DT. q. T. Dwinen.
During a time of sociabiliy at the
close - the business session the hos
tess served rcfrcshmeuts which were
carried out On the 81 Patrick's day col
or and designs appropriate 20 that
dag.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
SOCIAL EVENTS

raaa sense and sound gudEment
~ the business session standlns
committee for the years work wcTe
aufognced a. follows
city teautifui-Mra- O. r sharpe
Ers. Eimorr ~. stafford. Mrs. Morris
G~ifaar. Miss Ruth West Miss An
uir Wouts1merf.
Program -Niss Harr.etfe johnson.
SIRE q. C. smedicy MrE 81 Weld.
street visilnucs- g. r. Cox
Hfrs. &. r Adams. MFs. ~. e stevens
lsrs. ~. sweeney.
Auditing - Wiss oFrhire Fcefr
SIRE r. Re- ErriE.
E'~ubershls-1i Fs Frank s. BrolEh
SIR. 49, f- Yeumar. Nrr = q Ad
amF
fTaaree- 1Irr o. ~ uahrsen. Mrs
Mayer levi Nrs. FranE M.Ktsr Nirf
a. ti1ssufellef NFF e.. ~ Copp Sire
Do Tl First
HTtoats-Wrr O. so. Castetfrr. 1lrs
S. o. Tucker. Miss Carrie Crrsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
CITY Government AID School
Gardens Explained 20 Women

cry raVerunrar. sos4 she taanasrr.
Sal aaG al9sruaaa,e fsfn4s aa4 bose
and seAeci sar1ras. were etglaie-- Poi
ne mea4s@rs o. tar Wea4aat claa ar
an ogsn n4eeEas &C ue r.Vt- Depart
ulsEf Esi4 YESTERDAY aftrrl1el ia t-r
gaFiors Of tar Taaanie fru-gia. re
proETam hartas beea gast1osrt fsca-
iasE week arcrar ll.fr se Laft NO
ans tolG @ sae maatFeTiai feTa et
s0Verarent Mayer tffrG AHe---r
sgoss ~ ne al4err.aa.e farm. -aa T.
~ fTaher efrr super afe1frat ef pta-
lie s.hao.s. rt8fa.arl tnr bone aat
senaar rtrfrr Plan ffr Hat rtsn
"a a. rsr osfarr .f a rraartf '
be- Vas agf arerIgf a eaearra Or .er
lls ~ r.lF E.r-nt W erI
eeuallctea. baf aa~r fe fo.et e-t
scrsr of rs Save tlr us'e .f.e-i '-f.
far Federal r.rerenre fssHt aan
noqerr.fufl ..r rFT coming f..
ffe stare Co. te.asrl one ttr Saws az
alderaaate r1rm of aT-rers-es. ne
RUE 81 ae political boss anf -.t 'a
farnee or f.r nuur ef t @
ffa rsalafa.aet fas. a rifV eat a-
ranahi~rrf erars. .f tgslarss PROC
asff1a a~I reatferr.t aiaaE t.. ler
f4af a arlE established H.s'artl H..
be- ranEr Er .aIa .f u.f above 90
nel~nrr ana mem arr aaE re..etra fa-
positions or rrs g.sel.i.r a tar raa
aremras lr H.r r.FF aifH r"n ra
ffsr of ffer nus.r~aa worth ems CT.
nesa Or ra- place. .4t l-.tsr 1t @
ralfueuI r. Irr spoke ar E1rE D.
fanI 81 az ee.nrfr .t farlrr .r" SOW
rrrnrnr r4Irrefrfnr fnns tss i1rff..l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
BAD B R EATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
~ the Cause and Remove IL

n. Ei-2rds' olive Tabiets. the sub
rsifats tur eaio-urL act ErutlT "a re
Naurts aEd positively do The work.
People assisted with bad breath sri
quick relief through ur. Etwarda- olive
Tzalgts- -. plrasarf- sugar coated
whn hunM thea
~. k.i9aFss. olive Tablets act <rntiy
tns firmly % the bowels and liver.
sttr4aistinE them 90 natural action.
eirzrinr the bod sai EsEtfy purifying
az rwtaFs SYSTEM
Thsr 60 tnas WHfeh da-E~roa- caia-
rel eg~s wiisout say % tas baa after
eErets.
All fhs bs1sfs. 90 nasty. siessnin<.
Frtrtr< cafearties are derived fEur. Dr..
tfWarts. Olive Tartrsa wishosf gripping.
rsla or disaErr~ah.e effects 90 any tirt-
Dr. =. n Edwards disroE@r~d thr for
r~.ts Eftrr seventeen years 90 r-acffcs
r~ar~ PATIENTS nr7tcs~f NTH NnNsl = 4
liver cszpszins vita the stteEasnf I'D
pr. EA-a-tis' DIV. TzSiess are purriy
q Vegetables eo-poEst aired wita olive OIL
yua wsil E-1~ tssss ~ tsrtr olive eoior.
Taks oes - I've every right for q
vs~k sad e1ts ths sseet lee ac4 -Sc
FER tos. All GFGxEtsss-
Ia Olive Ishsss Cczyssx. CosE zees. -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

frV r1r rrrf aEG permanent srout
.fs PEOPLE are 81 far better tgpe q
efr.zFat De q. Eas been e1r4ira'e1
81 Political 1osffsaa GrfI O. has l1st
aL eoarEe-rr lr .tsrlf aEd Eaf allow
rf rets e-.rr r-rai teuaa Oh nearly
l.sslrfrrrr o. i- enc race BE SPOKE
90 fse srr1r gass. 1.iifirf ~ tsr Hen
eerr ra-.I ueen if raau le fans
-g.lcse1 tr take care ef fhr 11s-lrss
r-ns w r.s.1.arr,r Do rlVrc fa o. Co
EnrEe Pee HfFe as er1crrf~ exam
-Iea rar..lF rfUrf taru1ete.- TIE
ee.-srr taar have cr.srrsset lafef
ere uanaFrrtrf form 81 rcfrrurasafs
aa1 cited e,rre % Germany ar sp-s1.
ara erae.G. o. F-c.rarT iG severn
-rrF ff- eH-usrrtff ter GOD before
ts- rfasr fres .aterr r-1tit.ar f1r .rr
slr ~ w1are rrf rreE is.Hrf. cod
.elEr 81 1.aEt. lrra "a 1.U tra. .aa
a.1-arrr1f form af r1serarra- .r tar
ea-faes 81 .f.r araIrs
1faya- wIr- srsre briefly az taH
a1rrsr lr uE.rr ur e..T 1f Iueer
poet ss rerr-aas .-Ear "a e.1l esaF-
frr as1 ra.1 OF f.H way Ir a...l Gra.-
ears f1 se~ es.F council are c.1sr-.
Hstrr trH E.s# "a. rot ersrr. s1
rr4 arn fss t.~E 20 e1rrraUs-.. aF
.aaf f.r city a.fs.ftrs are a' far
.s.atan fert as rtrefs tEr comm. .la
form a. meg have srrr q. worked nrt
re ..Hrr elites flr also spoke 20 tH~
Hrrra ef ter ua-arB.r canal aal
I f.1E ere eisF 90 raarErrrt had
Been beaded fn Fre sHrraf rf FIr.
FH chow ts fra ia fHr esla. flr
sg.. OF tar aaBr. citations taaf arc
. coz .wr..srrHH. ir ... CTS
Hr1 .rt chat E .rf been E.a expert
ar.e .r t.. rar.a#alert OF r.tH of
f.-a HaF every Improvement m
taHr a eeaf. healthy public furrt
fae. % ft ta nr.ae frr rrraf~ss Eoot
f4 sr- clrr uF sriI hr bod come. i1
I'D. years % etr-r.er-r o.. mayor .f
re fH- ... Esrr Do is fF Hrr Poi.
600 .atr-.s rf frF s.fF af nrl-t. cleo
rHr aere.E .# at rrs .r. man
arrmrrfHnr .s Hf frr ra-r -.rfr fH
commits. f"sr f.. man Who H
stE.eref rf.- everything nrl o. #U
r-rf sa eee te.rze er rI.1e ir "a r.f-
u- rr.srr saa.. .E .r- plan or fHr
arr Fal ..H -ras OIL Dos urrH
.a.lrrI s- coo rFgs .er~f1sorr Hr
.r.tr -sreea". nf ..r slIE~ of Ear-
"eas r- raH and si-'a ir tr~
art HEfrf r.f .Er lraatla
.f rErT Hf.a fEr moral iergrrrE 0t
eeFf.re close tr raf.Fr. f.F riI.r Tins
HrHerer 90 refsrEsI rE rtrrrF that
..rfrrs rr.sf co. ter rrcasisE mind
600 af.r save goo urHru o. ere eiar
.er .rrssf fH participate ta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Dear Mrs Thompson: G) How
long should "a girl wear her dresses
when she is . feet inches tall?
t2l When a boy calls should YOU
take his hat and coat, or show him
where TO put them?
HANS AND GRETCHEN.
% No matter what size a girl is
she should not wear her dresses after
they are soiled.
90 SHOW him where TO put them
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I nave a
little girl three years old ahd dis
covered that she has lice in her head.
or ] supposed they We're lice. I look
ed al the head of a little school girl
she plays with. and believe that's
where she got them. VIII YOU tell
me something good 20 get rid of the
lice.
WORRIED.
Make strong tea OF larkspur and
then wash the hair in it. II is ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
REV DEPARTMENT OF womAN's
CLUB.

Waat eu hr Euuua as the social
Service department az thr Woman
club vas organized yesterday evening
af a meeting held az tlc home % Mrs.
IT, De- Crstrtfrr. 5ig Twenty-third
street Ttiuyifrgc member % the
riuh signed petition asking the b1a-d
uf the club permission 90 organize such
a Department and this privilege was
Frauird at @ meeting hcid during the
week the board asking the department
t1 select ils own chairman st the
mfctiug oi last evening the following
officers Wegr chosen:
Chairmar-1irs. e. 10. Castetter
Vic" ChaiFman-MrE "a. =. Boilmau.
SccTGtary-Afiss Sarah Wakefield.
Treasurcr-Dr Clara Beck
Executive Committee-siiss Mary
Robertson. Mrs. y. =. Tucker Mrs. n.
'raxman. Mrs. J +. Bladei and Mrs. +.
=. Sinnet;-
The chairman % the department. al
though selected By the members. must
BE- approved by the Woman's club be-
fore the department can get 20 work.
80 the meeting Of the general club to-
morrow afternoon the department viii
ask for tho ratification OF their choice
% Chairman by the club and n such Is
given VIII meet next week 20 plan
work Tor the year The purpose OF the
department Il 20 work along the lines
% social service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
SOUTH ROCK ISLAND SOCIAL
CLUB.

Nra Prank Fitzpatrick az her home
on Ninth street. South Rock Island.
yesterday Afternoon was hostess -
thc member 81 the south Rock Island
social club. the usual number % tables
being surrounded. In the games OF
c'urh. first prize went 90 Mrs J. y.
Elils. second 90 Mrs Ed Dierolf and
;hiri tD Mrs. n j. Stapley. a lunch
vas served az the small tables after
the games and the ladies enjoyed "a
pleasant afternoon Mrs. n p. slap
les Invited the ladies' 90 meet with her
co. two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
PARTY TO CELEBRATE BIRTH
Day

g-r %. Goldman 90 her home. 731
Thirteenth street. yesterday entertain
90 go boy and girls az a party In hon
1r OF the eighth birthday anniversary
OF her son. Herbert Goldman. he
young folks coming az $3.50 and re-
naming Tor the early evening. Games
OF various kinds were PLAYED and
musical numbers were given. Merle
Goldman accompanied by Miss Rose
Goldman SINGING a number OF songs.
In guessing contest the prize was
wou hy Abe SlvCrmau. The house
was decorated IN green and white be-
cause of the close proximity 20 81
pltrlct's day. 80 e o'clock q birthday
supper was served The young host
was left with many pretty gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
yrs ELIzAEErE TEaNRsol

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % VIII
you please tell me how 10 answer an
announcement Of marriage. and who
should answer il. the husband or
wife,
90 What Is the proper way TO
thank q gentleman friend OF your nus
note be written
tn How many days is it proper
20 wait before writing?
ANXIOUS.
ul The answer 10 an announce
meat should contain congratulations
and Eood wishes, The one who was
the better friend or the married per
SON should answer IL.
f2l / cannot write letters Tor YOU.
You viii have 90 tell the gentleman
how much YOU enjoyed the flowers
and how pretty they were.
go You should answer ar once
Dear AIRS Thompson: 7 am en-
gagged go young man. a young
lady was asked 20 his home by him
or his folks. and when 10 came time
90 go home he went with her. They
never ask me when three OF four
young people 20 there. This ism
the first time ne has been with her
since We have been engaged. lie Is
always telling me how pretty other
girls are. and saying that he would
like Co 60 Co see them. 10 q fellow
cant be trusted before he IS mar
r.cd. what do sou think he win be
urterv.rde
Az
Z am afraid that tie man IS tired
OF you. dear. and wants you TO break
the engagement would. 81 I were
YOU. because you could not possibly
be- happy together after you were
married.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; My head
vas cut open IN three different
places four years ago Most OF my
hair was cut or az the time and since
then 90 has not Ercwn more than an
inch. Il is split on the ends and
very thin. What can ! do 90 make
Il grow.
H. C.
7 would advise YOU 20 nave hair
treatments. But n You care for your
hair yourself SINCE the ends and
massage your scalp about Is min
utss every night For a tonic use
rCsorcin. 1 dram: choral hydrate. g
drains; sweet almond oil. 1 dram:
chlOroform. 6 drains; Eau de Cologne
s ounces; rectihed spirits. ounces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

The tadieE N.d r1e.r-s 0f fh. Ger.
man Methodist church sud the.r
FaraIs gathered yesterday afternoon
ar Ihr home 0f NfrT. o. j Esttiekamr.
500 Fourteenth street. f1r fHe monthly
,saF a good attendance and the ladies
s.eat tHilsHtfuI afternoon with their
sHeius and visiting and the hostess
served q lunch The business trans.
aefeI vac of H routine nature
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
TRosAoouRs ENTERTAIN VA.
SONS.

Tho Tr1hadour concert company wili
entertain az o. pr1zram this evea.rF In
afla1EIr temple member of Rock De-
-nas lodge $50. SOS and their friends.
each member being privileged to invite
81 guest Tie company bias appeared
ar-e on previous OCCASION and has
pleased eirh tle excellent pruEram
presented FoIi1ui1r tsr program
dancing vui d. enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
REALIZE sea Foe MISSIONS.

The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Swedish Lutheran church entertained
az coffee yesterday Afternoon and
evening IN the church annex and real
lied So which will be used for home
and foreign missions. The affair was
weil attended and proved = delightful
social occasion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
Foce ISLAND Gus NIe4r.

liHH Eisht vas enjoyed 40 the RoCs
leland club iast evening vltb one OF
thr series 90 regular forth Entity
dances The attendance was Eo1d ana
fHr Criterion orchestra gave the
dance Fr0Eram. tae affair proving. as
ai. ere .,Ga parties 90. very pleasant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
EERanAuER.EEnrEa

This mo-u.rE as 20 o.eiaee ir the
stgIy az tlo German EtaueTlieai
ehurca. Eet o. j. EoIt urriafri ag
tsn msrrtse- % 1tifs Alice Zeut~r and
Jeaa uerssagrr. bosl o. uav~upo=t-
rarF vrrv aerumpauIc1 by o. B1ieuH
90 tas~rp1Tf Nr u~rsbaeer Is q bar
be- hF -radr aa4 che res home VII DO
ia uaFrupoFt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
BUSY SEE ALL.pAY MEETING.

An aii-day meeting OF the Busy Bee
sewing circle vas held yesterday In
the odd Fellows hall. the ladies spend
INK the day quilting and finishing one
quilt. Al noon they were served with
a lunch b. the committee In charge
Plans were also made for the sale OF
home bakery 20 be held tomorrow in
ihe Reid and Boliman laundry on
Seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
STITCH AND CHATTER cLus.

Mrs. g. 2iarkee at her home. 1917
EirHtFrutha ud-a-half street. Moline.
yesterday afternoon acted as hostess
tD che sIteh and Chatter club. Two
r~v members Ugr. added Co the
club Fui' and there was q large atten-
dance 90 tEe former members. The
ladies were verr busy with their sew
ae and visitiHE and tine hostess ssrv-
-i % deNsbtfu lunch The club VIII
sr @atertE.Hcd ln two weeks dy Mrs
william stewart 90 her home. 1857
E.r.ra ff-aui a-ba'f street. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
IVY CLUB WITH MRS. wIEOEN
HOEFT.

2frs. albert Wicdcuhoelt az her
home. 1895 Thiriy-eishth street yes
frriay afternoon entertained the Ivy
Card eiub ut % ST. Patrick's day party.
Three table OF cards were played and
r-iEsE weut % Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Saral,
Srurtcyuut. Mrs. John Eonosky anu
Mrs. Henry Tappeudorf a three
rourre dinner was served after the
samrr CO. the dining room where the
table was trimmed iu Erceu and white
ard with embiems OF 81 Patrick's day.
Tho club win De entertained In two
weeks hy Mrs. Christopher in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

If you have had waist or light
dress stained by wearing a bunch Of
flowers you win appreciate how much
trouble might be saved by owning
chamois case TO cover the stain. Make
this by stitching into shape a piece of
chamois the desired size. Into this
case may be slipped the stems of any
sbort-stemmed flowers, and then they
may be carried or worn without stain.
ing waist, glove or gOwn.-EXchange
Judge-No two of tie witnesses tell
the same story. Lawyer arranged
it that way, your honor. 7 didn't want
the trial 20 be too monotouous for
you.-Boston Transcript
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
GOLDEN RULE BIBLE CLASS Sc
LEcTs OFFICERS.

Af ths annual business meeting %
che G1idr~u Rule ulbic class OF che
Ft~st Methodist church held last eve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
THANKFUL

% It is very bad for the hair and
causes it 10 turn gray
% Linen is usually used, but Gre
tonne would make a very pretty
novelty set Have center piece
and two sizes of doilies, one for the
plate and one for the tumbler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please give
me a recipe which win prevent eX-
cessive perspiration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

There is nothing which viii pre-
vent perspiration without bringing
about an unhealthy condition. One
who perspires excessively should
bathe frequently.