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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
rtHrY 10 nONOr Mss YuHN.

ree frs eers af fs~ Lle.r.r school
lssr eree.az est-rfa5srl t9r 7f.ss Cert
r5- TasF ae- Of tsr.r H+rHrE EEr n
q Hrt= es ere ssaH~F. af ere Waf.h
Faerr Gao 1fr esd ttrs FFslE : SEE
Eelf sssF t-.sE guests OF faF etra.az
AZ e.lFes "a bsrs-rF Has served .a
as- ~ Ea- FFrsEr GiEsEs rooms as-FF
covers we're lssf for Ter sable
vas ser1rasef wsfs gssEEif5rs ~ Faa-
-rs OF s= season ard .s far .TEFrr ass
s ss-l essti- ssrFe9sfrt vita tE smali
asrs aaf a5sE ore Csc each cad us tar
table. aFFaFEet Gel ssea way sF fn
HaEr Gee resr 1913 Pink ribfras
were asef E1 rzefs-r decorate fEr ts-
b.- srf sF eseF plate vas a crystal
aasf-s rl.=f ef1E f8VFFs ss tsFars aat
tte place carts we're esF.ts .s p.aE
sef asee 1ffss fesH ras pFrsertri
V5sh "a sslt e8Ess s6iit silver FORKS aE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Ot-EEN ESTHER CIRCLE WIFE
VIZ nMINIII.

'frs o. 2. uwine.t. az her home.
fstf Flsth sveaEe. last ereuiuE en-
t=rsairef members % the Queen
Esssss circle OF the FIFst Methodist
c5arcs at tr~ monthly business aud
saelzi s~ssi1a. The membera planned
60 cav or ts~lr rlissiBa pledge and
s..a decided t8 give O. s9uatipu 90 the
STAR eeF C-rrrF Ir F1lta CflesEr. a
brsaea Of r6rs % ere woaar.s Home
w.sF.1e society 81 ere church. The
s-1Eram sas jH charge ~ che prrsi-
t-sF tfiEs usrF.rft usrlHE. aaf uaF
"a ssztY OF fae book. In E~dgza b
Earf.- ftr chapter OF missions ia
Alaska trlaE enc special t1pir f1r tAs
~EFeirE u1FiHE e. fFiisstf1i social
BOAR. r=fressr-Efs urFr served tF ere
E1sFfFE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
snrIlL lNNnINrININTS.

rh~ Martha circle uf south Park
rtgtaE.au .alrch viii hold an See
cream Eae.at.- FRIDAY evening or tHr
eE-Fe1. a short program VIII De-
eHsra dlr.Hr fEr rVsriEr
TtH Ladies ga society ut che Sic
H1rat cErlstlru church VIII hold che
Stay coffee party fnuurrug afternoon
le fEr home 90 N Noi.e Mayer.
500 Irertg-arfr street Member and
TREAD are invited
"A Hasi~rrs nrsta= ot fr Helen
C1uf1 au8U.arF ui. be- held tomorrow
rs--frE iu Memorial BAN lu the court
t1ase a~t ss there is Important bust
ness f1 transact members are urEei Goo
attend A. this un.r auai preparation
Cog ttr state a.. a. C. convention wiz
s. male THO alEI.arl has been in-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
EEffIlL AT III LII.

a. Lee ua6srts. al eEsert visvsr
siaae demon VII Eise a s-a-
srsm AZ sae Ftrsr Baptist cstrra Fr.-
aav ~geuiaE a. s.ts.
AsaGs frem saefaE made tsr e-szer
paaao a spec az stgfg STE Roberts Eas
sr4Glrf tofee eslfsre r.seisss ~
years O. uosEaas Nss N9rE sed Fia--
enee. trstF De- NIt be assisted sT
sfrs. fraarrs Isessea tiali. q soeraee
fafmer.T ~ cEeaE1. wta vas s7r a
nsa4ber 81 FrsFs q gasG er Getrseeslt.
also Afalr tles@as saf Ei.zaae'a a.
CaaaeT a.sf. Of Eats r.tT ses vss
eegY s4eeessrst enc Ease r-ar. effr
80 fu-t raa.- eas.Fssi..a engage
rienFs .a Fa- srsHr
Mss Hazel Weller Vr ven
known. csfiraa rsf.ar. f-eer pe1
alNaFs g.-sses srt o. p -rr 70
ga4ar gaB1 Of slF Roberts. s.. f.s.
asaetf
rhr saai- 6s lHTret r1 s-s- sas rE.
eeuraf sraErtm. rHe -aFrrff.aes-
De- given 4nd-F rsr Gasp Peel es fs- Ia
a.-s Aat society sf ssr uaBf.sr es..sea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

yrsI with Sibouey Bay camp. Spanish
American War Veterans. 90 participate
vlth John BlloTd post iu memorial
services at the Central Pres byterian
church SUNDAY.
The lawn soeilb,e which was 20 have
been given tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF AIRS Earl Cameron. 1926 sew
rlth avenue. by the third division OF
the Ladies' aid society of Spencer
Memorial Methodist church. has been
posts oneI until Friday June g.
Tl. weiu.e roast which was 90 have
been held lv tho Christian Eudcavo-
society uf tho Memorial Christian
church or Social cottage ar the Watch
Tower. Thursday evening has been
postponed indefinitely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
MUSICAL CLrH OUTLINES Pro.
GRAN

SET a..s.ssss E=~tteE Of fsF s~5lFr
a-e1r-rs af ere Esee ts.EsG ft9s..s 4
e..s beta yesterday che eraEFar- pf
&C. E- rrsr vas esF.sr- ae4
&C. vas sf-s Fa take sp fer sf4-F
aF Frss. sa~ra. rsea aF1zfsls t..rp.sza
ere seer T1 o. rsF=e from s aar
se-ra vre sss-efssss fFg@ Hs seore
90 vas slss Decided f1 BOA teF as-
easl es.a-ss rrrf.E % ter ei-1
rta-sstsr Esss zz sE ere waFrs Tower
me -.=.f1e 81 a~rrss aeE t-seFss
=s--e &c eF FsF active @r~srfs nl. e~
s-a az tF ae.sek aEt az aeree "a
.ie a-er v5I BE- served t1 s. arHr
sees ar ere r.se. active. sF-.Fef ar4
associate a saa-t 6faErs" aai co.
-.al a-- vul follow ere lass
rss ear vas esrr5-t e.r .esE Trsr
as ere srs ss. EressE set f-9F-s s'
se-ss.sT asF a rrssf1e YES er-
.f-F a6ee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
DONATES $500 TO
CHARITABLE WORK
goanril Votes sum % Visiting Nurse
Association al Informal SEES
sion Yesterday.

Tho Visiting Nurse association of
Eocs Island i5 % receive a donation
of $500 from teiz city Co aid in fnano-
ing rlc work which 10 is accomplish
luE among the poor
The city council. iu informal ses-
slan ar tine lIry hail 40 g O'Clock yes
tcrfav afternoon. after hearing talks
tv O. committee OF the association, de
c.leI Co contribute this sum towards
tlc aurk.
sr-s H TO- Mack. Airs. c. L. Silvis
and Dr. Joseph DE silva. representing
tho association. talkct with the ooun-
c.lueu and urged that some money
be- donated. They did not specify any
single amount. leaving the council
FREQ Co contribute any sum DO thought
% could consistently donate.
Or De silva explained 90 the coun-
cd the work which Is being &C
compllshed here. lie recited cases OF.
tho activities Of the nurses among the
poor people and pointed 20 the sue
crssfui results which have been OBJ
tanned as an assurance that the mon
ey would so 20 a good cause.
The clty council last year voted $500
90 the Associated Charities. and IL
was thought 10 would be we'll 20 give
a similar sum % the Visiting Nurse
now. The action was in
formal on the part OF the council. but
the committee was given assurance
that the commission would act on IL
formally az the next regular meeting
Monday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
N.kAY.FRAHN MEDDING JTNE ..

Miss Paula Frahm. who Is 10 be the
bride 81 Cecil Curtis Mckay Of Geneva.
\. T.. has chosen Wednesday. June 3.
a. her wedding day. the ceremony TO
b. q home AFFAIR With rela-
figer az guests. 4 number 81 social
affairs have been given the past weeks
f0r the bride-tn-bc. and are still being
pianned hy SRI fricnds. All are In
formal home pTrnuptiala and little
farewell parties given by the many
fr.~rds OF thiE popular Davenport girl
zhorr anticipated departure from the
cts 60 make her future home In the
east Ca causing general regret
Yesterday afternoon 3frE. Louis Rod
deuHe. AZ her home. S1l kirswood
boulevard. entertained her bridge club
la honor 81 Miss Frahm. Tho house
,Fas decorated iu profuEiou % sweet
peas ia the wedding colors. pink and
lavender. Two tables of bridge were
rIagrI Later @ dainty rcpast vas
served On fhc diuiuE room. where the
table c~nfcrpiers was cut glass vase
~ tho pink and lavender sweet peas
Tao refreshments were carried out iu
the r1inrs. There was pretty party
size for che bridc-ricrL
M.sr Katherine Won Ach entertained
as charming email bridge Monday
at her home. 1915 Park avenue. 90
E1-ar NfikK Frrhm. Tho guests were
tfr members ot n bridge club. a Coz
fer.r of rrrErnlal Girl friends. The
tnrf- vaF decorated Oh garden ana
Sold ravrra .u thr brides eo,r-s pins
ana lavender fn thr bridge Elues
fr- trophy for score uaE awarded
Sire Louis ErItrvtE Tho hr.dc-elert
received FL hartr1wr party Eitl RE-
treatments u~s~ served Or ttr card
saHfFH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
UI1KT ono
HOME
NeBLTMS
sas sLrzABIru THs~Q5on

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am girl
10 and am engaged TO man a few
years older. We intend to get married
one year from now. Do you think
will be too young? Sometimes love
him very much and then sometimes I
feel as though I don't care for him
Now do you think I love him, or is it
on this account; Mother doesn't like
20 have ME go with him or want me
10 marry him She feels badly every
time 1 go out with him. which is very
seldom, as l do not want 10 hurt her
feelings. don't think she has any
thing against him II is so hard to
please both of them at once, and
Just can't stand TO see my mother feel
bad. Would YOU give MIN up if you
were in my place?
TALL AND SLIM.
Break your engagement at once.
You are not only too young 10 marry.
but do not love the man. When
a girl is really in love she knows it
ali the time, not only sometimes"
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I met a boy
at a dance and he seemed very much
interested in me and later told the
boy I was with what an unusual girl
/ was. At another dance a few
weeks later this boy dropped in for
few minutes and l was the only girl
he danced with. While we were
dancing I told him that I wished ne
and the boy I was with would come
over some night and I would have in
one OF my girl friends. He said he
would hut just today I learned that.
he asked another one OF my girl
friends 20 20 10 a picnic with him
and he doesn't know her any better
than ne does me. He has never call
ed. What would you do il YOU We're
in my place?
TILTED.
There is nothing you can do except
profit By this experience and let boys
ask % call when they want 10.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am
freshman at high school.
Cl Are curriers' bad for the hair2
II so. WHY
90 Why is it that certain boys
stare at certain bashfui and quiet
girls
80 Is a freshman girl old enough
20 run carr
tf1 Is a girl of 10 TOO young TO have
engagements with boys?
LONELY DUAE.
I'd Most curriers' tear the hair and
i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
START YOUR POT POrRRI.


The following is a recipe for pot
pourri that viii endure for years
perhaps until we ourselves are grand
mothers-and inspire gentle memories
in the minds OF future generations:
Secure a jar with a double top and
coat the inside with a mixture of I'VE
drops OF oil of geranium and one Of
glycerine. Drop layer of loose rose
petals, which have been dried in the
sun for - hours. into the jar and
shake well.
THE TABLE.
Tomato Rarebit - One tablespoon
butter melted in double boiler; mix
with this one tablespoon -four. into this
melt one cup grated cream cheese.
Let melt. Then add one can tomato
soup and stir till smooth. Spread hot
on crisp crackers. Can also be made
with two cups strained tomatoes in
place of tomato soup.
Strawberry Pie (new)-Make Gus
tard Of one pint milk. yolks three eggs,
half cup sugar. one tablespoon corn
starch. salt and vanilla TO taste. Cook
in double boiler and let cool. Make
rich pie crust, line two pie tins and
bake. When cool, put into the crusts
one quart OF fresh huIled strawber-
ries. Cover with custard, then make a
frosJing with the whites Of three eggs
beaten stiff and four tablespoons gran
ulated sugar. Place frostfng on top of
custard and put into the oven until
light brown. Place in refrigerator IN
til thoroughly chilled and serve. This
recipe makes two pies. ANY other
fresh fruit, such as raspberries or
peaches. may he used.
Gold and Silver Cake-Cream one
cup sugar. scant one-half cup butter;
add whites OF two eggs beaten stif,
one-half cup sweet milk, one and one
half teaspoons baking powder in one
and one-half cups -four. Take out one
half of batter, put in a bowl and add
two yolks beaten and one tablespoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

split the ends. Some people find
rubber ones very satisfactory.
90 In their youthfulness they do
not realize it is iII-mannered to stare
30 No. She is not strong or level
headed enough.
ca I think so.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: an a girl
of "a and I have been gong with .
young man little older than I an,
for FIVE years. A few months ago no
went out of town to do work in an
other city. We are not engaged and he
has not even told me that he loves me
but ! always hoped that sometime he
would. For while he wrote twice
week, and then his letters began n
come less and less often. until now he
scarcely writes at all In fact
haven't heard from him for TWO
months.
Would you wait for him 10 come
back and tell me OF his love. or would
YOU so with other Young men,
have chances TO let two other hovs
call. but I don't care for them as
much as I do my old friend A mar
RED woman who is a friend of NV
mothers was visiting in the town
where my friend works, and she saw
him on the street with another girl
twice and at the theatre with this
same girl. Then she asked the peo-
pie whom she was visiting If they
knew anything about him, and they
said that he was keeping COMPANY
with a neighbOr girl. Ny mother
and father think a great deal of this
boy and they don't want me to give
him up. Ny mother urges me to
write again, but don't want to be-
cause he already owes me two let
tiers. What shall I do?
IRENE
Drop him and let the other boys
call. Another letter would not bring
him back; it would only make him
think the less OF you. A man who
has proved TO he so poor a friend
would make a miserable husband.
one of the boys who wants TO call
may prove more interesting than You
expect II wouldn't hurt seeing if
you like them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
tEr Grasrt FtAVs Lu4N a.
mfEfF.

a sr- E.r @
ar- t-sess af n..s ts.aet MF sr esd
Davenport vas beta Frs.Fs sss-f-
raor ar 1rses Es E.F uatresarf
sgs.s lsrsrT V6as "a large properties
aF sas members attending ffasa fals
etv
rrns= % lsvTeea-s vas
eHsiressr ~ Fs- eFFslaa asf E- v5se
ffass tssrsrefr= rseeerf. wfs. ltsEs
Curtis sst 1fss tfss Gaes wFfr
ssats r. earsa fErs rF Ers gate che
srepes se9 ef e9atisE a 1aar sFt rRr
Eiss. Hs place Co be- preferably te
Escs tsacS asf tsT tire wlfsia fs7
retE several wssss Az stlp5fesf
asetfas VIII De- test r+Es t1etsF s'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

-four. Put vanilla in white batter and
lemon or orange juice in yellow bat
ter. Put in pan first one, then the
other. Bake in slow oven. When cut
it looks like a marble cake.
Cracker-Fruit Dessert Put eight
crackers in a deep dish, pour enough
water or milk over to just cover them;
when soaked, which VIII not take
longer than ten minutes. sprinkle with
sugar. cover with cream. garnish with
preserved peaches, pears or ounces.
and serve.
Two Good Butter Frosting Recipes
livery fine on dark cakes)-One egg
beaten light. One-half pound confec-
toners sugar. butter size of an egg.
Flavor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

ne fsrs raF rar progressive On
srr Fl g. gwen 81 ere tl-.eers circle
ef EaEs uf4EEf-rs Ff.f1r. are se..-
f1f rapidly ssf is1.-sflans are sasf
enc UmH w.l Del reached Before enc
a. af al- t.easr The gFsF coarse VIII
be- serF-.t aE q a.e.set fF ere home ef
sfrs II a Cable HlssfresFH seresr
aaH Hr-rarE street. ere ef ~
t-Hses m eFtrr He.aE tf+s IT, aa.1.s.
nla1f-ea sr-ats saE rgrrFF seree.i
street. SECS Or O. carter $3.50 Er
t-enfa fere.ts rfrs tl E Cfsrrel 1888
T,gear.efa ssFret llFs sharpe
lflt rsFafF frsE street. eat ff+s.
WHFr. Seventeenth fFrHse fH
T,grnfrfs street. 40 r.r srr-f BORE
. progress val hs sft-F fsf ere e9r
BaaF wuf F-ma.s r1F fs rrrneE N
pleasure rbr proceeds WI Be Es-
D. enc efrefs l5 esfrvtsE on 0s tterr
ruffF weft
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
g. NHT. BIRTHDAY s0CItBLE.

reF Esss.s- Ne4rE Peoples union
~ ere FlFsf Baptist etgreH Hr.l
t-rEIer sas.sn.e tesf rTFr.HF tE ere
Bone Ht ,flss t.a-Fs Ha.cr-aa-. -'sl
E~F-rfF sr=rlr. a company ~ "srr sH
zater-trF far ta~ evening pleasure.
ff-Hss.rr vac a Eslr ersr f1r each
BIRTHDAY celebrates. Therr arrr corr
f-s-s ~ ear.ass e.r3s among 4EieH
vas an sFF Guessing ssEr ans each
OF Gro z.=-ss Bad t-elzff baby
q f-r= aF vas rT H= ttrHFirri.
Sizes E f Hrraar RECEIVING a BIRTH
tsT cake Coz Egrss.eE far .arsrs'
e.Ht-r ~ rFsres HFrrFFFG~rf
a=-z Served ast ft- affair proved very
re 5araE.F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
SOCIAL EVENTS

shleh tlnss fsFthsF piaas ill b. for
rzGiasr4 There ar De- the three cit
les a large narnher % very beautiful
s.essrrs. laelu1@d aaoar vhieh are
amber % ssagiar ART treasures hy
Old casters. and these @ is hoped 90
collect f8- rzhiic ~Shibif- The league
Ia sresavpFinE 90 incr~ass Interest
De- see work b. che addition % new
n~mb@rs and vffh features that wiii
attract
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
SOFT COOKIES.

Beat two eggs until creamy and
gradually beat in cupful and half
of graduated sugar. Then add three
tablespoonfuls Of sour milk and tea
spoonful of soda. Add as little -four
as is necessary to make dough that
will roll. Roll out rather thick, sprin-
kle with sugar and then cut Bake
light brown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
pFLMnNICO POTATOEs.

Cut into dice about one pint Of cold
boiled potatoes. butter a baking dish
and pour over II one-hal1 cup Of cream
seasoned with one teaspoon Of mus
tard, dash of cayenne and little salt.
Crate over the top one-fourth pound Of
cheese. Bake 20 10 80 minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Suss Fesarrs tfgEBrs. Fs Her bone.
tstF rHfFfq srFeafE street. HssE -7-r
afaE entertained sr eFre.sl1 .tr par
81 90 Baaor rfsss Myrtle gGffaF
whose marriage rs f.ssHF Groom ls on
event 81 enc saFsE FtT-rs Fa5sE
women we're guests o. ere evening ss.t
faer spent r. most g-. faErst F.a- WIS
Gtmes. music aad enc enjoyment ~ s
Delicious mneheon. The guest ~ Bon
Or vas presented wjEa ouuber Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
wOMaN's AUXILIARY WITH MRS
HAYES

airs. ,. r. HAYES az her home. 1917
T<eaiy-ninth street yesterday after
noon Was hostess 20 members OF the
woauan's auxiliary % Trinity Episoo-
pal church entertaining a. the monthly
social session. The ladies had taken
xifh them their fancy work and busted
themselves with that while they Wis
tied. Mrs. HAYES served nice lunch
IN The course % the afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Urhana. Iii.-Eight hundred Uni
versijy OF Illinois freshmen participant
ed In the annual cap burning" denot-
ing their emancipation from first wear
rules Two thousand persons watched
the rites"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

n Eif, from the teachers OF the Lincoln
building. Games were enjoyed during
the social time that followed the din
ner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

s~azs.fst articles GO rrf 49, s1-zs.
Tes assrreaa1 AL se1sEas Nfs
ratr Zee ass rrs Wl..aw Pc are
-eFsrsatrfrr sr W.ss Hartaes Ee11F.
AZ fa- eaer ~ so ar4 SIZE AiaTft
G.-r7r. $3.50 Flre -ss4 -z-ss.f serss-
kLwFfG Girls CITE % HfkE-
YESTERDAY az q -. AFTER sesaci s7afs.
z-ae~rs 81 FEr erNee r.4b coca a'sres
~ 8t rreE- srars ~ ere uai.g
r.a.-s wees sar s Eles fp fss Naira
raa-r. ser esssrssrs Coz ere AFTER
ssar e--r sfs~ss eel o.arv L-sf
ire rsarr e-s- Sal fsrlr ara1a4
-l--s1- ar 81 s~rs. ere ta. .asirz e7ias
pres s--+ EzsF tese .rrFt-ef-el
Ee- e--s HffsrtsE CRY
Treas .r-- fa.'F Edwards.
Secretary ffs-FH -Ese
0s.r l.sss.
traf-s fars-. ua.F tF.r. saFse Msf-
sea
r- c-esreF was Efer1 q Frr-tT
Fre r.- bog vars Far.rF ere ssr F-sr
r- e-tr Hs-er5-s et ere club e.'. ar
HrHf .- s-5r-ess-r wee l's--aa far
srf aef ftsrEsrrisr E.as.rF wl D.
re- rrsr-ssFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Danviile. Ili.-Tony Blugis. once ar
rested on the charge OF numbering the
Rev. Louis r Patmont, the tenn
peraace worker, who disappeared at
westville. near here. and who was
later found near Columbia. Ill. is
dead az ST. Elizabeth hospital here. He
had been in the institution for the last
SIX months suffering from a broken
back. Blugis. a Lithuanian, was the
man accused OF following Patmont as
the latter went from one place to an
other in this county during the local
option campaign last year. After Pat
mont disappeared Blugis was arrested.
but was released shortly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
OFFICIALS ATTEND
PLAMONDON FUNERAL

Chicago. Ill. May 26.-Funeral ser
vices for Charles a. Plamondon and
Mrs. Piamoudon. victims % the Lusi-
tania disaster. were held here today
AZ the Holy Name cathedral. where
mass vas said by Bishop John J. Hen
messy OF Wichita, Kan. City officials,
Representatives OF commercial organ
izaiions and many friends attended the
services. Interment was in the fam
iiy mausoieum in Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
YOTR GARDEN.

One Of the best preventives for the
troublesome yellow striped beetles
that attack the cucumber vines IN
TO put about three moth balls in each
hill after the cucumbers are out Of the
ground, putting them in the grouho
close TO the vines.
All the news all the time-The Argus
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-18
McManus' Partner
Tells Bryan View
Of Mexican Policy

WASHINGTON, March 17.-George W:
Knoblauch business partner OF the late
John b. McManus the American citizen
killed recently in Mexico CITY visited Sec
rotary Bryan today to see about getting
an indemnity for McManus' widow and
children. He also told the secretary what
he thought about the administration
Mexican policy and went to see Joseph
Tumulty, secretary to the president. who
referred him back to Mr.. Bryan.
Knoblauch said tonight that as to.what
was being done on the McManus case he
had mo ground for unfavorsble criti-
cism" and that what he objected to was
'the general policy Of the administra-
ton"
THE democratic rational platform
specifically promised to Americans who
reside in foreign countries or, on the
border protection both as to their lives
and their property he said. and added
that they had not received it in the Mexi-
can troubles Of the last four years.
II may add" he remarked, that in this
respect the Taft administration was quite
as reniss as the present one"
Secretary Bryan said he had declined
20 discuss the Mexican situation on a
partisan basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-18
Ladies! Darken
Your Gray Hair
Look years younger! Use Grand
mothers recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur and nobody will know.

The use of Sage and sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmothers time.
She used 1t to keep her hair beautifully
dark glossy and abundant Whenever
her hair fell out or took on that dull.
faded or strealsed appearance, this sim
pie mixture was applied with wonderful
effect Et
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a so cent bottle OF
''wyeth's Sage and sulphur Compound. .
you will get this famous old recipe
which can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the hair and
is splendid for dandruff. dry. feverish,
itchy scalp and falling hair.
A wellknown down town druggist says
1t darkens the hair 30 naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell Il has been
applied You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair. taking one strand at
a time. BY morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application or
two It becomes beautifully dark. glossy.
and abundant-Advertlsem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-18
Italian Suffers
Cut Throat in Row
With an Associate

Frank Dogoto, track laborer at Papil-
lion, was badly cut about the neck and
face. presumably by his companion, San
tiago Billegas. another track iaborer at
Papillion. in a fracas which occurred
Tuesday night when the two were re-
turning to Papillion from Omaha, Do
doto IL in the hands of DR.. Armstrong
Of Papillion and is expected to die.
Deputy Sheriff Bert Hamilton of Pa.
pillion happened along at the time. but
Billegas made his escape toward Chalco.
An alarm was sent there and Sheriff G,
Hutter had a posse out looking for the
italian. The search was fruitless, how
ever. until $3.50 this morning. when Off
Ger Bert Hyatt Of the South Omaha de-
partment. walking his beat on l. street,
saw Billegas strolling down the road from
Papillion. He promptly made the arrest
and the Italian is being held at South
Omaha
The men were evidently in the midst OF
q quarrel when the cutting occurred
Dogotc had $50 on his person when found
while Blllegas had $50 when arrested