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Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

on Friday by Miss Irene Fenwicl1 1 in a film dramatization of The WGman Next Door," adopted from the play by Owen Davis. Among the other good things coming to the Lion is Mrs. Fiske in Vanity F'air,' Clara KimbalI Young in "Trilby," Viola Dana in The Purple Dawn, by Mary Rider, The Sentimental Lady, by owen Davis and a score of others that are equally well known and considered the best amopg the fea- lures available. "The Diamond From the Sky" will be shown on Sundays only instead of Wednesdays and Thursdays. as heretofore.
 THE AMUSU starts on the second
 week of it's career under the new man.
 agement with Q pretentiOus seven day
 program of thrills. The Washington
 street house has, it seems, caught the
 favor of the seeker for sensation and
 with an offering that includes plenty
 of the melo- dramatic brand this com
 ing week it should give a good ac
 count of itself. The program today
 will be spiced with a two reel bull
 fight taken in Mexico City some time
 ago, with Rudolfo BaOne, the Mexican
 matador as the central figure. GOana
 is next to the biggest man in Mexico
 in the hearts of the lovers of the
 ancient Spanish pastime and the
 Amusu expects to have a big second
 day with it. Monday will be seen
 the Escape from Broadmore," an
 English master work that is a thrill
 to the inch, according to the press agent. Following will be shown a
 Union film play, "A Cry in The Night" and for the midweek the great Austro- German war picture, showed a month passed. The fact that they were held at fifty cents on the occasion Of their first appearance kept many away who will take ad- vantage now for the house prices will obtain. The battle and fall of Prsemysl is the big thing of the week. The final half. the immortal i master poem, The Ifeno.' of the 1 great Dante, will be shown in movies ! It is in five reels. and is the work 1 of the Milano studios, responsible for i many of the first pretentious film i works to reach this side from Europe |
 THE LAMARA THEATER for the l first three days of the week will pre- sent another of the William Fox fea- 1 lures, in which adorable Betty Nan sen, the royal actress of Denmark, is | seen to better advantage perhaps than l in any other feature in which she has been shown since her coming to America last spring The play in question is The Song of Hate" based ]
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

has entered thoroughly into the spirit Of the George Ade play and there. is
 pep in plenty introduced by the Lubin star There are several in tensely gripping scenes including the escape from the burning hotel that holds the audience in breathless ex- citement. A one reel comedy com pletes the program.
 June Friday" four reel Edison drama featuring Gertrude Mccoy will he shown on Tuesday only and there will also be a one reel Essanay car toon comedy, Dreamy Dud Visits His Uncle" and a Vitagraph one reel Key Board Strategy" featuring Lillian Walker. Evart OVerton. Con- stance Talmadge and Hary Maurice.
 Metro days" Wednesday and Thursday will bring Francis X. Bush- man in Clyde Fftch's famous mili- tary drama, The Second in Com mand." The production is an elab- crate one. The battle scenes are realisticly vivid and in direct con- trast to the quiet and beauty of, the earlier scenes.
 MT. Bushman cOnvincingly portrays
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

meeting. she learns of the mistake that had come between them, and Anstruther finds the reward of his mo- bility and sacrifice in her love. His rival, recognizing the greatness of the man whom he had sought to injure, because of jealousy of his rank and the woman they both love, is at length content with being still Sec ond in Command" and glad to salute Anstruther as his superior officer.
 MT. Bushman is ably supported in his wonderful characterization by Miss Marguerite Snow and an excellent cast.
 A Vitagraph comedy, All On Ac- count of Towser.' is an added fea- ture of the program.
 An Essanay drama The Woman Hater" featuring Harry B. Walthall who scored a triumph in The Ten1- per a few weeks ago, Bryant Wash burn and Edna Mayo is the three reel attraction for Friday and Sa- turday wien Vitagraph comedy, "A City Rube," a Eaiem comedy, Ham at the 'e.Bach" and the Hearst Selig Weekly, will also be shown.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

the dashing young English officer, Lieutenant- Colonel Miles Anstruther, first in command of his regiment, who wins the woman he loves. only to lose her through misunderstanding created by his rival. and his sweet hearts brother. whom he has shielded from ruin and disgrace Before the snarl is unraveled, Anstruther is or dered to service in Africa where, under fire he dramatically effects the rescue of his rival and brother officer. who remorsefully confesSes to the plot that had separated the lovers. After a struggle with self
 Anstruther generously forgives his weak and wounded rivel and mag unanimously directs that the Nictorla Cross, about to be awarded Ans truther be given, instead to his erst- while enemy. who had ben hurt in trying to bring aid to Anstruther s regiment Anstruther returns to Eng land to find his sweetheart mourn inb him as dead. At their dramatic
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

THE LION THEATER announces a change of policy and will hereafter present features, having made ar engagements for the new Kleine-Edi- son, World Film Corporation and the new Equitable Service. PhOtOdramas adopted from the best known books and stage successes are to be shown, which will be enacted by celebrated legitimate players. Starting today. "Cabiria'' will hold the boards for three days. On Wednesday and Thursday, Alec E. Francis and Dor othv Green will be seen in the five reel production of Nm. A. Brady's stage success, After Dark followed
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
Drama, and The Picture Plays

1 upon Sardou's masterpiece La Ios-
 ca" which is probably the most pop 1 ular combination drama opera that l has ever been acted on the stage in
 this or any other country. La Tosca" i lends itself to picture in a peculiar
 way. The story is one of intense l heart interest in which the passions 1 of life are shown in both their high l est and lowest conceptions. In the 1 picture Miss Nansen is accorded 1 splendid support. Dorothy Bernard, 1 Arthur Hoops and Claire Whitney, lend their abilities to making it one
 of the unique features that has been 1 produced recently.
 The second feature of the week is
 Robert Warwick in "The Face in the 1 Moonlight" which is Robert Man i tells recent great success.
 This World Feature film, from the William A. Brady studios will be the attraction on Wednesday and Thurs day. It is a story of French aristoc- racy in the time just following the great Napoleonic wars Of course there is strong love story threaded through the pictured narrative, add ing to it's interest.
 , The last two days of the week will
 see the coming. of the second install
 ment of Neal of the Navy, called
 The Yellow Packet" These pictures
 are taken with the assistance and
 consent of the U. s. Navy and give a
 great insight to landsmen of the
 workings and conditions on board
 Uncle Sams floating fortresses. Tn
 addition to this picture there will be
 five reels of the Universal fea ture
 July Forgot" with Marie Cahin in the leading role.
 THE COLISEUM for the last time tonight will present Lee Harrison and his Southern Rosebuds in Stranded" Packed houses have greeted each of fering of this theatre and the coming attractions give promise of pleasing the patrons equally as well as those in the past. Its a Mistake" on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday, is one of the most amusing tabloids of the Harrison repetoire. A series of laugh ter proving mistakes arise over wrong delivery of a telegram. Even the stage manager is in the mix up'' and the curtain falls just as the mystery is cleared. The pretty chorus girls in new costumes have several pleasing numbers.
 On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ! Boy Wanted" is the offering and it i is the sano type of entertainment that | has for many weeks pleased Coliseum | audiences. There will be motion | picture program every evening po- ] pular two reel features.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
A Little Information

Elsie Janis's new piece which was given it's first performance in the Conan theatre, New York, Tuesday night. is described as "a little comedy with q litle music" It is entitled Miss Information" and is from the collaborating pens of Paul Dickey and Charles W. Goddard. who wrote The Misleading Lady" The little music mentioned was composed by that concocter of sweetly insinuating melo- dies, Jerome Kern.
 Miss Janis might be trusted to take care of a little music, for she has a little voice. but she has help in this department. The songs are grouped in the third act, the action of which
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

laughing, by way of explanation of her excitement and gayety.
 T think the pictures are excellent, marvellous. You see, I was under no restrictions as to acting or music. I could do just as l pleased and did" she added
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

onion are added to the bread it makes
it better.
Fried Apples-Pare, core, cut in
half-inch slices, put in frying pan with
drippings Let fry few minutes,
then add one-half cup water and
little sugar Cook until tender. Be
careful not to break. Life out and lay
on platter around roast meat.
Boiled Eggs Have your water boil
ing. Put eggs in and time them, Al
low them to actually boil for two min
utes only. Remove egg from she'll at
once as they harden a little if al
lowed to remain in until solid or cool.
Put each egg in a tea cup. Pour little
tepid milk over, into which little
butter has been allowed to melt. Sea
son.
Minced Lamb Stew-Three pounds
of spring lamb, (cubedl, cup chopped
celery, one-half cup chopped carrots,
one-half cup peas, three slices of on
ion. Stew lamb very slowly until it
begins TO soften. Parboil celery and
carrots. Add all vegetables. Stew
one-half hour longer. Season. Thick
en- a little. Serve very hot on bis
cults. This is very nutritious.
Plain Drop Cakes-Two cups -four.
one-third cup butter, one-haif cup
milk and water mixed, two level tea
spoons baking powder, two egg whites
ibeaten well), pinch of salt, vanilla,
one-half cup sugar Cream butter
and sugar together Add milk and
water; then -four sifted with baking
powder. Add salt. vanilla. Fold eggs
in lastly, bake 20 minutes in pretty
hot oven.
Banana Custard Make an crdi-
nary soft custard, using two eggs TO
one pint of milk, two tablespoons of
cup chopped nuts Slice bananas
lengthwise Put through food press.
Form in small molds. Bake five min
utes. Remove from oven. Pour Gus
tard over. Garnish with nuts tBe
sure to have very ripe fruit) Serve
warm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

Red Cabbage danish recipel-Take
a medium sized red cabbage head.
Remove outside leaves, slice very fine.
Boil with as little water as possible
and about half a cup of butter and
little vinegar, about three hours or
until soft. Put in about teaspoonful
salt and about two cups sugar accord
ing to taste) and little more vinegar
if needed A little strawberry or cur
rant jelly added gives it a good taste.
II you have a fireless cooker let cab
bage come to a boil on stove, then put
it in cooker and let cook from eight
to ten hours, or over night if prefer
red. This is very fine with meat and
potatoes and a favorite among the
Danes.
Green Pumpkin Reeipe-Cut green
pumpkin in fine pieces, add little
salt. let stand one hour, then put on
TO stew; add one tablespoon butter
(use no water) when nearly done
cook one tablespoon of -four with one
Of butter (do not brown and add to
pumpkin Lastly add half pint sour
cream and serve.
Kidney Bean Salad-0ne can kid
ney beans. one pint water; season with
salt. pepper and butter. When beans
come to a boil, add sugar and vinegar
and thicken with -four. A little onion
sliced makes it good.
Favorite Cake-Put in cup one-half
tablespoon melted butter, add unbeat-
en- egg and fill cup with milk, In a
pan put one cup -four, one cup sugar,
one teaspoon baking powder; add but
ter, egg and milk; stir well. Bake as
loaf or two-layer cake.
Pour half into cake tin, add table
spoon of cocoa to remainder, stir we'll,
pour over first half. and you have mar
BILE cake. Add hickorynuts for nut
cake For white cake, use whites of
two eggs and any kind Of Hayoring
Add two tablespoons of cocoa for dew
lis food. If large cake is wanted dou-
bile the amount
Turkish Delight-One package CELIA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

tin; soak in one cup lukewarm water.
then add four cups sugar and half cup
water. Boil 10 minutes, add nine Ia
teaspoons orange juice, five table,
spoons lemon Juice and grated rind OF
one orange. Cook 10 minutes longer.
To this add one cup chopped walnut
meats, pour in buttered pans and let
it stand over night Cut into squares
and roll in powdered sugar. Keep in
a cold place.
Rolled Skirt Steak en- Casserole
Remove fat and skin from steak and
pound with edge of china saucer.
Brush over with olive oil and vinegar
(equal partsl roll tie, sprinkle with
salt and pepper and dredge with -four
Try out three thin slices Of fat salt
pork in iron frying pan, put in meat.
cook until entire surface is scared and
Drowned, turning frequently fbeinf
sure not to PIERCE Put in small cas-
serole, add one-fourth cup boiling wa
ter cover closely, cook in slow oven
1 52 hours Wash, pare small potatoes
and brown in tried-out pork fat Put
in casserole and cook during last hour
Of cooking. Remove meat to hot plat
ter. pour around stewed tomatoes and
arrange potatoes at each end of roll
Stuffed Peppers Remove seeds
from green sweet peppers. Put cream
cheese through food chopper and
stuff peppers. Slice with d sharp
knife. Very nice to serve with tossteo
crackers for salad course
Syrup Pie-Into one cup Of any kind
Of syrup stir one tablespoon -four. one
teaspoon vanilla; pour the mixture In
to shell dot with butter, bake until
set.
Broiled Bacon-Have the bacon cut
in very thin and even slices and place
on the wires Of double broiler Close
broiIer and set same into an oven OF
moderate heat, with a dripping pan
under the broiler Cook until the
bacon is delicate brown and crisp,
the serve Immediately
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
SUFFER LOSS BY
HOLDING GRAINS
Stair Agricultural authorities Say
Shrinkage More Than Offsets
Price Advance.

urbana, Ill. Nov. f9.-~'Whefl is the /.
best time to sell my crop? VIII /
make more by holding grain, expect !
Ing later q price which will more than !
compensate fer the ahrinkage which
will occur during the intervening per
iofi. or will it be more profitable to
. sell my corn frnin the Geld and my
small grain from the threshing ma
chine?" These are the constantly ap-
pearing questions which W. L. Burii-
son and o. 81. Allyn Of the corn pro-
Guetion division Of the University OF
Illinois have discussed In a pamphlet
known as Bulletin l83. that will be
issued this week from the Illinois Az
rieuiiurai Experiment station.
In the handling OF farm grain, espe-
efally corn. shrinkage plays an i'm
portant role and the ahrinkage fac
tor should always be considered when
the producer is holding his grains for
higher prices. according to the bulle-
tin.
The facts relating to the problem, as
far as they are available, have been
collected and the conclusions drawn
are based upon sound reasoning and
upon scientific data covering a series
Of years, the bulletin states.
Following Is Il statement Of the con
clusions Of Messrs, Burlison and Al
lyn;
Prices of farm crops in general
are regulated by commercial market
quotations, which In turn are gov
erned by supply and demand.
"'The increase IN prices OF crops
! within the last few decades has not
been 30 great as many people have be-
4 iiesed. By comparing the average
prices for the IS years preceding the
financial crisis of 1884 TO 1898 with the
average prices for the Is years sue
ceeding this period, it viii be seen
that the average increase has been
only 90 cents per bushel for corn and
SIS cents for oats, while the average
price for wheat has NOT increased. The
price for barley has tended TO de-
crease, while theprice for rye has in
creased the same as that for corn.
I'm general for The last 30 years.
the times of lowest average price for
corn, wheat and oats correspond close
" TO the times of largest average re-
ceipts- Except during the summer
months, the same Is true for rye and
also for barley during the last 10
years.
''shrinkaEe is one Of the most i'm
portant factors To be taken into con-
sideratlon in holding corn for higher
prices. The total shrinkage during
The year Is moro than fifteen per cent,
Taking November as a base, the data
show show that there is no month for
which the price increases sufficiently
20 compensate for shrinkage. II Jan
1ary or February is taken as base.
hen the increase in price up to- but
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
(ftyE112fI

Buy home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
R, / 9S1.
Woman's Exhange, Mrs. \. P. Tuck
er, chairman. Phone, R. / 1887 before
~ g. m.
Join our China Painting classes.
China and Art Shop, 1861 Second
avenue.
Woman's Exchange Every Satur-
day. in Young & McComhs' basement
Call Mrs. n. P. Tucker. R / 29S7, any
day before 10 a. m.
The petition for mothers pension
Of Mrs. Sam Smith, East Moline.
whose husband was shot in an attempt
to escape from the sherif's deputies
/ while being taken to county jail, was
dismissed when Ii came up in county
court this morning on the ground thar
she had only been a resident OF the
county for six months when the law
requires three years. Her application
! enormously stated that she had resid-
ed in the county four years, which was
the length of time she had been in
this country, it later developed
! William Rixby, said to be a resident
of Buffalo Prairie, this county. is down
] with smallpox in Davenport. Rock
Island county authorities nave been
notified. II it is established Rixby be
longs here the county will either have
to pay for his keep in Davenport or
have him removed to Rock Island.
Joe Boston was arrested today on
a charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. P. H. Schwab com
plains that Boston passed several bo-
/ gus checks on him at his saloon at the
t corner Of Sixteenth street and Fourth
avenue. The checks were for $40.
made payable TO Mr. Schwab and sign
ed by Boston. They were on a Column
bus Junction bank and were returned.
Mr.. Schwab said, because Boston had
no account there. officer Kinney made
the arrest
The street car system was tied I'D
for nearly half an hour this morning
because Of minor break at the pow
er house Of the Tri-City Railway COM
pany,
Judge Larson In county court today
entered an order OF final confirmation
for sidewalks on Ninth street. Elev-
enth to Twentieth avenue. Cost is 81 :
1851.
Four courts worked at the court
house yesterday afternoon Judge W.
7. Church presided IL circuit court,
Judge f. ., Ramsay held branch court.
Judge \. A. Larson was In county
court, and Judge B. 8. Bell in probate
court Juries were used in circuit
and county courts.
Robert Harper, Rock Falls, deputv
from the Office of the state fire mar
shall. called at the Office of the county
! superintendent of schools today 10 as
certain the number of fire prevention
school readers will be used in this
county, Between 400 and 500 will BE-
required For the frst time, IRE pre-
vention is to be studied in the schools
OF this county. 1t is expected the new
text books, which were prepared by
State Fire Marshal W FL Bennett. will,
arrive in few days According to
the book. there Were II sos fires in this
state IN 1914. with a total property
loss OF sis,s53. SAT and 2s7 fatalities
In most instances the fires were pre-.
yentable
u George Corbin. for whom extraditior
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
TWO BRITISH Gun
BOATS ARE SUNK
Berlin Tells hi German Submarines
Sending Three More Vessels Down
One a Cruiser.

Berlin, Nov. IS. (via London, 5:S7 p.
m. Two British gunhoats have been
sunk in the Mediterranean off the
Egyptian coast by a German subma-
rine. Official announcement TO this
effect was made by the admiralty to-
day
A British auxiliary cruiser also was
out of action. the statement follows:
a submarine on Nov. S, in Solium
harbor destroyed by gun fire two An
glo- Egyptian gunboats, the Prince
Abbas and the Abdul Menem. each of
which was armed with two guns. The
same submarine sileneed with its fire
an armed British merchant steamer
and captured its gun,
One of our submarines on Nov. 5,
on the north African coast, sank by a
torpedo the British auxiliary cruiser
Para
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

papers were secured when he refused
to return to the city, was brought from
the Davenport city jail to the county
jail here this morning by Sheriff
George H. Richmond and Deputy Jake
Wigers. Corbin. whose real name is
Wells escaped from the county Jail
kitchen where he was working as
trusty. He was sent TO jail for petty
larceny Of goods from Burlington
box car. He had served II days when
he made his dash for liberty and will
have to serve 54 days more, before his
sentence is terminated which will
bring his date Of release, Jan. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
Personal. POINTS

Miss Lou NJ. Harris went to Fulton
today where she delivered an address
on THE Home Credit System" before
the Whiteside county teachers instl-
tute.
Mrs. Lee Sellers and children. Cath
crime and Harold of Silvis, have gone
TO Chicago TO visit relatives before
going TO their new home in Marion,
H., where Mr. Sellers has taken a
position
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

not including October, more than
compensates for shrinkage alone.
Not so much is known Of the
shrinkage of wheat and oats as OF
corn. 1t may be said that they shrink
comparatively little after they have
gone through the sweat 1t would
seem profitable. so far as shrinkage
alone is concerned, TO hold small grain
until the time OF highest prices"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
HOUSE HOLD
HINTS
THE TABLE.

Oyster Pie-Put two quarts oysters
on the fire with six ounces butter, let
ting them remain just long enough to
melt butter. Season. add one-half pint
milk and cream and slice of bread cut
in small pieces Prepare dish with
pastry around sides, put in oysters
and bake
Meat Dressing When cooking back
bones or ribs, make dressing as you
would for meat when roasting Put
dressing in rooster and when soup
looks clear on the meat, pour some
over the bread and put in oven to
cook. If meat ground aud a little
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
Kitchener at SaIoniki,

Saloniki, Nov. IS, via Paris, Nov 10,
"A p. m.l-Field Marshal Earl Kitchen
er, the British secretary for war, To-
day conferred with General Sarrail,
commander-in-ch of the French
army Of the Orient, and left immediate
" without debarking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

Pana. ill.-The 30th annual meeting
Of the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Illinois conference Of the
Methodist church closed a two-day SEES
sion. Mrs. T, J. WINNER Of Cerro
Gordo succeeded Mrs. H. L. Haywood
OF Pana as president.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
East Moline Burglary,

Burglars yesterday made q raid on
rooms AT 1919 Seventh avenue, East Mo-
line and carried away several suits OF
clothes and $27 in money. The rooms
are occupied by Nick Tatoopulon and
two other men. The burglary was a
daylight job
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19
S25 REWARD

For information leading to the ar
rest and conviction Of the persons
who hurglarized the premises on
Twenty-fourth street, the fourth
house south of Eighteenth avenue,
west side OF street, Rock Island,
on Nov. IS Phone r. l. 2257 after
I p. n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-19

Pana, IlI.-Mrs. Mary Delane is dead
at the ege OF So. She was a resident of
Pana SO years