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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
INVITE C0BERN To
GIVELECTUREH HERE
Ministerial Alliance Members Plan
MEETING O. Discuss Sacred
Literature.

At a meeting % the Ministerial aiii-
aace held tala morning az the " 81 C.
g. Or Camden Cabera % Allegheny
college was extended aa Invitation %
deliver az address ll lllf c.ty June 90.
aef Or %. T. uuiur.i and Efv. u. a
Johnson we're appointed a committee
90 perfect arFarFemests should the iu-
vlrariaa te accepted. ur. Cobsru is q.
HsEr1 authority oa sacred literature
and hss rprnt years Co tEe exploration
% Biblical documents.
TIE alliance also voted 90 cooperate
alta tae y. 81 G.. A. iu bringing 90
tee rfv pF Eddy. a noted missionary.
Tor q gnloa meeting. June %. 90 BE-
Reid at the s. ~ g. - Plans werc
likewise usadr f1F an oltiaE Coz BE- held
atfa che Davenport AiinisfrrC aiii-
a~re June 2 at tEs watch Toarr. A.
.Es meeting this morning 30 s. cable
che society on the subject
The Business Sian and Sis PASTOR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
new QUARTERS0F
BANK NOW IN USE
Csntr4I Trust a savings Streets Pat
rons In Third Avenue
Establishment

Patross O.: The Csairal Trust 4 Saw
tags b@sk are no~ traHsaetiaE their
bgsiness vita the iEs;itgtioa 10 the
asW hasas OF Third avenue and Eight
tsenfh street. the baak opening for
b1sinsss this morning.
Saturday aiEkt the building vas
crowded from 7s39 gniii after 10
O'Clock. Thousands % cifizsua visiting
ere rev quarters On Response 20 the in
vitafioa % thr directors. Just how
many WsFs there if - impossible 20
state. ths oflciais having no vay 20
keep ths eount However. 1000 silk
fass whieh we're given % children
lasted only q brief time. a supply OF
hundreds % earnati8as and roses. or
Grrrd for tkT oecasion. ran short early
in tae evening and the cigars for the
men Gisapgearsd before the public re-
cFptlou Was over.
Baking supplies are being moved
b. degrees and Ho' f1F many days viii
AL b. tFznsfeFrrd 90 the neW building.
TIE cash was taken from tho old
vaults 20 the ueW without any din
Guilty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Ynx-srrTLlL FoE Mss THODE-

Miss Aaaa THofG wso Il % - sAs
yan. srfGs se Earl Clsasoa % psvsa-
port. vas sEe Efsst % hoasr a. q pref
ty party &c TrieaT ssat vas Eisea ssr
hsr ~ Mss DeretaV Maasgtal aa1
Mss Grace Frssisf az FaEGsF Vsef
PARK faa. There we're eight on tss
party 60 sn31Y tas Eaalr. sae1er vac
served st wnfea tas briGs's closes
eeiors o. Pima asG whits were ia az
the 6staits % escaFstiqa. streareFs i1
tne eofers sxtenGiEg frers tae toe-
4uet % carnations mat f1rmef ere
eerterpfses 90 che plates. Were ere
rfbbons sndsd b. bows tast beta tleT
tswpf@-. ma az tss eriis's plasr befnr
dressed ss a slfalaturs bride IRE
party was q rliseelLssnso9s shower far
tfiss Thod@. Who received a variety ee
pretty Efets % FsnlsEs rance. ne fte-
ers st the evening" ss@es west ta tas
Misses rheresa NEissrr. Clara l-tfr-
nob aad tfsus EnEie
A MOCK wedding was Gee ~ tar
nfrtA-prevosiaE features af tbe sftrs
supper hours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
flENIr.rTINIE II.

A pretty bone wsteisF Of Saturday
evening taoE place 81 Q 200 at enc resi-
aenee 81 sfr anf sfrs. r s. Ersners
81 East High strret. Davenport Wee
thsff ea1shter H1sam1ut H became
the bride af EagfGaa T.. Carver OF
Los Angeles. CAR urg Joseph IS ET,T
o. the Calfarian eG4rcs. nH sigsrt
Mss Alice Eetmsrs. tae sister OF ter
srfds. at tbs piano. beeas che Loare-
grin wedding musss ss ere hrifs en-
tered. attended ~ Err sister tfss
Adrfs Neumers =- who Raj refgruFf
from Bush CsnserVsf1rT Of Music. Ca,-
eaEo. far tbe wefJiaE AS brIs-sass .t
aad preceded tT uEtis Wtasf1s Pierce.
dressed ell la white. esrrYfas tae wed
Glna rtas .a tbe bssrt af "a large tlF
The brtiat gown was ef wHtf- Satin
Trimmed Ia princess lace. tsr st.rt ~
reusf isaEth Wifa tEr lauE BRIDAL a-..
eau,fhs gfth valley tlll-s falling f1 fs
Eem. ne BRIDES bouquet was OF r.srs
The bridesmaid ~as te pale green
pussy willow fsget4 wtfE tas.e et frr
her flowers being . shower arrtsEFe
meat % pax F1sess
The bfrgs anG Der attendant wsrs
d
ing room b. tar lfaom accom- par Fee
~ A T.. Davis ef Sci G0g.s. r1rasse
eiassnsats. as BEST man. TIE music
changed 20 ~tfeastz and Flowers o.
tne marriage CEREMONY began. set
Co tAe MeudelssoGa wr,i.iias mgrea sE
the conclusion. wa-n guests offered
their eanaratutst.oas aaa E1ot WISHES.
The Ivia4 r1om Bay wtstaw EsE
been converted Hts a ngrf.at Bower
Cor the eefemeug wttH a banking 1f
ferns sad palms and besTgeft et Cow
srs Of tae sess1e. n wedding supper
was served s7 ere Fetft.ves wg9 were
enc oaly guests Gee ts- eerrmatv. sat
there wss lst-F an evening" rrcerf.as
90 frienGs 1ff aaG frs Carver trfr
en- a aiEst train fsr ere wrsr. rsrF
VIII be at boas after IalF ag stt t.E
WsshlsEtan street.. Los Angeles. ne
trsveltaa saff ef ere srbt- was OF tsft
green SIR wif8 ftaev bodice sat rae
e. match Her E8wu.
tfF Carver is sales manager Cor sse
Crescent Creamefg company ef t.as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
To TAX
MAIL ORDER FIRMS
Papers Are Being Circulated In Mo-
line by Representatives of Ma
tiOnal Business Men.

z. Brann o, Des Moines is busy
with the Moline merchants today cir
eulating a petition for the support OF
q bill now pending in congress. pro-
viding for the taxing OF mail order
houses. placing these large corpora
tons on an equal footing with the
retailers IN each community. The pc
tittons are being generally signed.
Mr. Brann declared II the bill should
pass s3s0.O00 would pass into the
treasury OF the state OF Illinois an
nuaiiy from this one source. The
was started by the Nation
nj Association OF Business Men
through it's official organ
Mr.. Brann declared that 20 per cent
OF the business today IS mail order
business. and the percentage varies in
different communities 10 TO so per
cent Careful investigation has re-
veaied the fact that Port Byron does
half its buying through the mail or
der houses wenona. n town OF 500
persons. he says. sends $4,000 annu-
ally 20 mail order houses. The petit
lions viii be forwarded 10 Congress
man Tavenner. urging him TO support
the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

ing with a view OF raising the stand
ards Of nocks and 10 promote interest
IN the farm. The project IS in line
with the stick-to-the-farm movement
now being given prominence.
Those who will be sent the settings
% eggs by Secretary o. T. Freeman
are named in the subioined list to-
gether with their postofices:
Clara Harvey. COrdoya, Ill, District
No. /
Lille Rasmussen, Osborn, Ill. Dis
trict No. SO.
Melbourne Frye. Muscatine, Iowa.
Ruth II. Quinn. Taylor Ridge, III
Forest Ford. Thirty-eighth street
road. Rock Island.
Marie Skies. Hampton. IL.
Florence Wilson. Reynolds. III.
Rose Buckley. Port Byron. III.
Gladys GenunE. Port Byron, Ill
Jesse Winter. South Rock Island.
Blanche Guldenpfenning. Hampton.
Lawrence Parmenter, District 70.
Edgington. Ill.
Ella Tanner. Milan.
Richard Frels. Hillsdale.
Emily Cowiey. Hillsdale.
Chester Blaser. Coal Valley.
Edith Petit. Hillsdale.
Erwin Jorgensen, Twenty-tourth
street. Rock Island.
Henry Tiedemann. Twenty-fourth
street. Rock Island
Clara u. Stephenson, Port Byron.
Leona Shumate. Port Byron.
Norton Kieist. Muscatine, Iowa.
Ferris Reynolds. Milan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
DR. DWINELL SPEAKS
TO MERCER STUDENTS

o. ass srrs D. 2. uvissii were e.
sfue-sb4rr FrasaT svsslaE asE Dr.
usln-I delivered tss address, 90 tie
srsGassrs @ tss tfllsrssarx schools.
saans AZ tss tssas far bts Fsazasss.
-.rE- Ftuasar sTr-s stocs.- \ class %
sefFa VazzF sso9,T. foar bogs seG
ftr-~ Erts- casslrsFf tss required
ssrf aa4 were Eivss fiploe1ss- ur.
rrais-u WI also address, tks EraGu-
ares af ere 1fltas seEaoi Friday sveg-
1sE ea ere sass sab5seE
lfrs uw.rrlf F'TalsY aftrruooa at 2
O'Clock atErFsseE mFetGz % the
wseare at lf.llsrstarE Del ere Methodist
e14rc1 as tsr vsaaaa.s 1IisslaEary so-
erET waeG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
HOUSEHOLDER
HINTD 49,.

cabbage is full, replace cover. Tie
cabbage firmly together with string.
cover with boiling water and boil two
hours. Put on platter, remove string
and serve with melted butter. A
large-sized cabbage VIII serve six
persons.
Tempting Salad - One can sliced
pineapple, one can Spanish pimen-
toes. i've cents worth sailed al
monds, five cents worth pecans, one
large head lettuce Place about three
lettuce leaves on salad plate, then
slice Of pineapple. Cut piment0es in
Iengthwise strips and arrange crisis
cross on top. In the small squares
thus formed put almonds and pecans,
while the ring in the center Of the
pineapple should be piled with may
onnaise. This Will serve eight peo-
pie.
Snow Custard-HaIf package gel
attn, three eggs, two cups sugar,
juice one lemon. Soak gelatin one
hour in teacup of cold water add one
pint boiling water, stir until thor
oughly dissolved, add twO-thirds
sugar and the lemon Juice. Beat
whites of the eggs 10 stir trot1
and when gelatin is quite cold whip
il into the whites spoonful az
time from half an hour 20 an hour.
Whip steadily and evenly and when
all is stiff pour in a mold or in
dozen egg glasses previously wei
with cold water and set in cold
place. In four or five hours turn into
a glass dish. Make a custard OF one
and one-half pints milk, the yolks OF
eggs and remainder of sugar Flavor
with vanilla and when the meringue
or snowbalIs are turned out OF mold
pour this around the base
Eggs Baked in AIilk-Grease shall
low baking dish with butter and pour
into it enough milk 10 well cover the
surface of dish. Into this break care
fully as many eggs as viii be needed
taking pains not to crowd them toG
closely together. Dust over with
little pepper and salt. Pour over
them gently little more milk
enough 10 cover them well; set II
oven and bake until eggs are firm
the whites and the yoIks formed, but
not too hard.
Fruit Frappe for Parties - Ohe-
half lemon TO each person; add water
and sugar TO taste. as for Lemonade
add six bananas cut in small pieces
one pint canned cherries, one pine
apple chopped. six oranges cut me;
add Juice of cherries before adding
water. Half of this viii serve SIX
teen persons.
Strawberry Pie-Bake rich crust,
put layer OF canned or crusnsa
in crust, fill Win
whipped cream.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
HADTo ono
HOME
pQeBLE1S|
ms GLrzAsEru rus~psoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! have been
taxing a course o. gymnasium work
from the dearest little teacher in the
world. She - not what some people
would call beautiful because her teeth
are 10; perfect. but 20 me she Is the
most beautiful girl In che world am
a little girl OF -. was not able 20
go 90 high school because my health
vas not good enough. therefore ! have
very few friends and no boy acquaint-
ances. Now this little teacher has
won my love Just as a boy might have;
I think about her all the time. when
am working. reading. walking. and
when am asleep I dream about her.
She does not know OF my love. because
I am too hashfui 20 tell her. Ny moth
er does not know how deeply ] care
for her. because although have men
toned her I have never said how very
much she means 20 me. My course is
soon over and the thought that l viii
not SEQ her after a few weeks makes
ne desperate. Nights I walk past her
house with my father but he does not
know Why lead him down that street.
What can ! do. Mrs. Thompson. 10
overcome this great love? II ! don't
ind some relief soon u viii drive me
mad. Thank you for your advice
A LONELY GIRL
Tell the teacher how much you care
for her. Probably she can help YOU
overcome this state better than any
one else. Don't Worry about yourself
and think that your condition IS not
normal. because 81 IS. Just as many
young girls fall Ia love with other girls
or women as become infatuated with
boys
Dear Mrs Thompson: % Is Il
proper for a girl 20 call on boy friend
when he 30 uie
fzi What are good subjects 20 talk
about when IN company with a boy
fricud7
go n a boy gets angry az YOU be-
cause sou let another boy take you
home. although you have been going
uiih the nrst boy. who should speak
fret. you or the boy.
go q u proper 20 wear hat and
gloves a. q reception
THREE CHUMS OF =. II. s.
% Il depends upon the circum- /
nature % the sickness I
ana how intimate the friends have I
been. It would be better 90 write n /
ctter IN most cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
MIDNIGHT ESCAPADE
COSTS NAN his JOB

Es rrsa.- o.. as early s1rairz esea-
E1t- NTrae rueass- e@g.aFr1 as
special sssgsesar ea p pagizE tr1!eeE
aa ta- b.sr 5s Tr8Gse. fs 6as g. 50 sa4
Efs faa Thomas was arrested as 2
srIseE Saturday Garg5rE. wEse Fe-
EzErt ss tsr SPORT ot terautsE p1tz-
toes ss FFeerFT store lrarsT Hr
sat also failed sr r.arr r~z uEstE
alasE ere sewer t1 warn pedestrians
za- rsaeles. rEeaas vas rert $3.50
sF Magistrate sesfFtsee OF q Essar-
s-r.r esarEr sal .Fs-F .1ss Els 200
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
PICNIC EATS

Ham Sandwiches-Make dressing
Of half cup butter. one tablespoon
mixed mustard, one Of salad oil, a
little rod pepper. pinch Of salt and
yoIk OF an egg. Rub butter to a
cream. add other ingredients and mix
thoroughly; then stir in as much
chopped ham as Will make IL consist
ent. and spread between thin slices
Of bread.
Chicken Sandwiches - AIince fine
any cold boiled or roasted chicken;
put it into a sauce pan with gravy,
water or cream enough TO soften it;
add a good piece Of butter. a pinch
of pepper; work very smooth like a
paste. Then spread it on a plate TO
cool. Spread It between slices Of
buttered bread.
Cheese Sandwiches - Take one
hard-boiled egg, one-fourth pound
common cheese grated. half teaspoon
salt, half teaspoon pepper, half tea
spoon mustard, one tablespoon melt
ed butter, one tablespoon vinegar or
cold water. Put yoIks OF the egg into
a small bowl and crumble it down:
add the butter and mix it smooth
with a spoon. then add salt. pepper.
mustard and cheese. mixing each
well. Then put in the tablespoon of
vinegar. which will make it the
proper thickness. Spread this be-
tween biscuits or slices of bread. and
YOU could not require a better sand
wich.
Egg Sandwiches-Hard boil some
very fresh eggs; when cold, cut them
into moderately thin slices. lay them
between some bread and butter cut
as thin as possible; season with pep
per. salt and nutmeg. For picnics or
when one is travelling, these sand
witches are far preferable to hard
boiled eggs.
Peanut Salad-Ground sailed pea
nuts mixed with cream; spread be-
tween slices OF bread.
Tomato Sandwich-ThinIy sliced
tomato with mayonnaise.
Sweet Sandwich-Use any tasty
jelly, nut meats. dates or figs chop
ped.
A Danish Dinner - Hamburger
steak. one pound; potatoes. medium
size. three; cabbage. one: celery. two
stalks; carrot. one; butter, one
fourth pound; onion. one. Turn cab
hage stem end downward cut on up
per end for cover. Scoop out inside
Of cabbage until one-half inch in
thickness Salt inside well. Make |
steak into small patties |
and pack closely in bottom of cab
bage. Pare and wash potatoes and |
cut in small squares. Cut up celery. 4
onion and carrot in the same way. /
Put vegetables in together with fire. |
auent sprinklings OF salt. When !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
NJ. x X. Store News


Lowry Nhtnds tor Nuntrtfrs
The brtxhs sgesElas wfsa wsfca ere
wses has epsnsd tas tanned tss
thoughts e werssskfna 60 svsrYtstns
mat ~ tovsty ssr sgmnssr wesr Asa
saen bsfaa ere ease. o ts esFtssa
scores % tFt-etty weesa Vac know ee
tae sxgsptioHsi values ta5s Store ts
afvfsx "a every sss2aer % sestseDsBts
vssrfax sopaFel MI vssfs tae We
msn's wesF secttea tomorrow fa -
sponss 60 tae sfz a. ca tss saaf sazs
ef tsfs issue.
IN tAfs announcement e. HsesE a
most sesrsetiSs sSsesisioe ef VALVES
"a tEs tevsiy sew sgsser Grssses.
waists. eeses. sxfrss ekflsrsn's dress
es. s<sl A aamssr ef girls fa tas
GrnAusttax Glasses sf ths local scsoszs
nSvs essn eeeasfstsiy eatffssG ~ 80
q ~ Gee tne tertEsesaiHE esersersels
svsnt % snsfr ttvss. tt ts expected
ma stasrs wffI Be N eariax sss eors-
~ weed. Attention ts called 90 tss
soey~ vsias xfv-s N ~ q KS Pain
1Bnen skfrs At ss.S1 A fsrtsaass rgr-
snnss sssuF-f shess ssfrts. sAs estfEes
- oI1 ne wemsu wne have seen tasrs.
Tns sesnsn-Esa r~staesiea sails ee
80 Vouss1s efota su1s<. eeses szG
- srsas oassy-ssvtnx ecpertsaity
.<AavJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
NAY DIE AS RESULT
OF FALL FROM HORSE

Aft~F ssErrsss many hpaTs a. che
result 0s being taF1uu from a horse
and telrs Graerr4 100 feet Eddie
Eazts. Davenport. was reported BY hiss
physician tp D. ia a seri1aH condition
az EfFreF hospital
ErEEs. who is 90 years % age. o.
suffering v5rh a fractured skull. q
bsoEea arm. bruises aaf Dtafr iniuF-
tFs
TIE Frsfs ras irilFr4 hy being
ttroug bF q horse Do was riding Co
hts s1m- ffr Frasrei a Tine aaf was
traEEsf 700 feet Or more lie fraily
released his Erasp aEt his PROSTATE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
OLYBTPICs IN A WIN
OVER WALCoTT. IOWA,

TEE sts.zr o;gap5rs defeated ere
rsss wa.rorf. iowa. team on ere Wei
Goes Eressts yesterday afteFe19e tF
"a seefr 81 o o. q uFErer e.srsisE COG
Ifa,fsr. ratt-f WlgE 1te1taE-s ia che
sssss -sefsE asE vas f1serI CD retire.
BEE eye betsE badly bruised CsEI-
relt rs.ssrF ere game paeeHssaeE.
s5ra-r r-ss esssssr FOG ere o5Fma.es.
was er tsr s11rf Zoe Wsleagf AMI
Hse.Ff q good sane. fvr errors BY
a.s s-seHss-s rrsafsiaz ia E5s defeat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

eiab viii meet tals evening 10 the par
5sh k91ss.
Tas W6msa's aszu.ary viii nee;
wish 3trs O.. u uaweE. Nineteenth
street aad TVssgtirta avcaue. Tuesday
aftsFaaoa-
Tsisity Eulid vii meet with sfrs
HerrT waer.aa. sos Tweutv-thlrd
street. s. t-rsday aftrEuooa o. $3.50.
fiFss Eaptist-ru Tuesday evening the
gzpslss YozaE Peoples ualoa viii hold
q birthday s8eiable iu the hone OF Miss
tagFs Hoieoabs. zsSt seVcuth ave
sue.
wednesday evc1taE prayer services
wiii b. followed b. a meeting % the
sGaGsF seA6oi tezcksFs-
FrtaaF thr Ladies. Aid society viii
rect f1s ea ell day ssssi1a for woTS
De- tss eAgFeh parioTs.
Fs5esv eVsrinE q rsuslrzt ertrrtaia-
slsat vii b. Eivea % che cauFch audi
t1rfz@ e. sstG
teEtrai Frgsbytsri4n-Thsre wiii be
q special rssetiaE % the board % frua-
tees o. TIE pastors study Tuesday
svesiaE zf = o'eiocS-
Tes sabiset % shs "Wednesday even.
las stsGy vii b. = eoatinusu1a % the
book % job.
Tss wessa's Missionary society
vii meet VITA Mrs. G. Hoppe. tsso
rusifSE street Friday asssraooa a.
: %
TIE ehslr VII give the play -rss
New Master AZ Aikea street eAzpsi
FriGay sTsassE
Tss ekaar viii rzses so- rrhesrsai
zE tss eazFek Tuesday svsalaE.
>esth PARA Frrshyterian-wsGn
cav sfts-zoos a. ass The Jsnlor asss-
etaflos vii EsSst IN The church for q
s.orT EssstinE. Prayer services vfil b.
ss.4 st 7ss0 asa the teacher tszinlnx
s-zss vii Eest az Ssis
TEarsezy sstsrzOoa the raoathiy eas-
Ice os ths woGzsa's Egii4 ufii b. held
.s tks kOsss os Mrs G A. Boehns.
NizssssEtE sseEEs and Iwea;y-ailth
street
Friday sveriax TIE girls % the
Martha Westminster circle viii give
- s=ssstslsGsst 81 tie eAareh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

eFrs@ ssG esis- ISL 30 served E4r.as
ts- afterroo1 sef ta flF FgF@leE tasEe
WIZ ae "a eessl i2ee4
rrsmsra1i Csristlaa ne ta.isss Als
serfrtT wls ea.f its msasasF coffee
party rtsfstsF sEsTresaa az sEF E6ass
of 't.ss rfauaF Mayer. 500 rwsEty- esss
street.
res-stsV FtFeleE fsF loyal tiFrssss
w5I eat5 strlr r9rfstF sas~st5sE te tsF
tene &c 1tr. set 1trs. tra s@5fs. sss
Wesa strref. sossE Eoct ts.sat-
rrarsfsv srssiss ere cssisslss EH-
eeaver society 0iu b9lG a sz8osiiEsf
3 esle al Social cottage oa Nees F5Vss,
s3euesr Msmariai Nstss9ist TIE
seeeef stvis5sa O. tEe LaszFss Aa3 -
Getty w5I East a lava s6cazbls az tse
tsrsr ot 1trs. Esrt Camsrpz. 45sF
sevessE aoeres. rbgFstsv sstsTEooas
Cottage srsTsr service VIII BE- hs,a
Frttsv evening" e. ere E9e2r % tffs.
stspessses. Ferty-sssFsA ssFsst asf
slSss sussGss
Tie Lathgraa=Au rasessnEs has
ere ss ses eesses have eesa posspeess
Coo tss week teeasse % egMMeEes-
meas eSsreAsss ss AsEgssssss eeslsEs-
ne sEsesasa soetssv Wsll esset Sat
4r,5sV asssrasea VIA ttrs. C. !. s6dsF-
Erses t0fg Teirsg ssFsss.
Ceasrssgssiea services vii - hsis
az sss eeGreA EsEs Sss.5sY rsa~EizE az
% e'eaae& O. sc svssssE Of ssss cay
eeesasssas ssrv5ess VAL Be eslsbrzs-
Cd
GFaes tstAsraa-ssrytess AS meet
tefs az tEs eGGFch have essa post
gees,f Ser tEs Sssk tsessss % ths
esm@ssessssss festivities ss AsEzss- .
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Pretty badly. fear. Even the chill
dren wouldn't have a second piece
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Ce) Almost anything but love. Talk
about things you would not mind hav-
Ing your parents hear and your con-
yersation will be all right. You will
have 20 use your own individuality in
choosing topics.
90 You ca Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: had a date
with a boy and he didn't keep it. About
a week afterward we met downtown
and he seemed very glad 20 see me.
He walked back 10 work with me Git
was my noon hour and asked me II
he might call the following Wednesday
night told him was afraid not, and
then he said he was going 20 phone
soon 20 see when he could come. I am
positive that this boy forgot all about
the date and even now does not realize
what he did. He had called six or sew
en- times before and had not disap-
pointed me. What would you do. let
him come again? I like him
LOUISE F.
Let him come.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am in love
with a young man. and he loves me
also. He Is not as we'll 10 do as ! am
parents object 10 him very much. I
am not OF age yet, and therefore will
have 10 obey them But I love this
fellow very much and would be very
sad II I were not allowed 70 80 with
him. We write 20 each other. although
think my mother would be very an
CRY ~ she knew IL. What would you
advise me 20 do? ADELE
Obey your mother and do not do
things she could object 20. You Will
have plenty OF time TO have your own
way when you are OF age.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; have moles
on my face. Please tell me how 20 re-
move them. THANK YOU.
Have them removed by electric
needle. BE sure 20 go 20 a reliable
dermatologtst so that your face VIII
not be SCARED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

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