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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
COMPANIES cut
FAT MELONS FOR
SHAREHOLDERS

Three fat extra dividends, total
ing $4,000, in addition to regular
monthly dividends of s37,50G, have
been declsred by the Onomea, Homo
mu and Pepeekeo sugar companies,
according to announcements made IN
the local stock exchange today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
BRYAN ENTERTAINED BY
JAPANESE AT BIG FAIR
Wireless to Hawaii Shinpo)

! 100 Y " IIOINbo 70 INV III DIIIupUI
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July o.
Former Secretary Of State Bryan to-
day called upon the Japanese officers
at the Panama-Pacific international ex-
position and was entertained by n.
Yamawaki, secretary Of the Japanese
building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
.SUNKEN CRUISER
AMALFPS TYPE,
vienna TELLS

The following caoleeram from Ger.
man sources was received by the Star.
Bulletin today: .".... ~
'offcial Vienna Report, Jelly s-An
Austro- Hungarian submarine torpedo.
ed and sank on July 2 an Italian ar
mored cruiser Of the type Of the Anal.
Fl, in the northern Adriatic sea-"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
IAPAN'S EMPEROR GOES
TO SEE c0MMEN CEMENT
(speciaI TO the Hawaii Shinp

TOXIC, Japan July emperor
Yoshihito today attended the com.
nencement exercises at the Imperial
university. This is the first time that
the emperor has visited the univer-
slty since taking the throne. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
VILLAS ARMY
AGAIN BEATEN

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. C, July -
Brief reports from U. S. consuIs in
Mexico say that Gen. Villa and his
forces have been defeated 10 miles
south Of Aguas caIientes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
Will WIRELESS
FROM JAPAN TO
HONOLULU soon
wireless to Hawaii shinpo.)

= Y y ltNFs1lt 7oIIIIIFV'J
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July a.
That wireless communication between
Honolulu and Japan will be estab-
lished within three weeks time, is the
statement made by {. J. Nally, vice
president and general manager of the
Marconi Wireless Company, who has
just returned from trip to Honolulu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

White House and announced his sup
port of the president in the interna.
tional situation.
Kaiser Wilhelm pardoned five nunk
Of the convent at Roye. France, con-
yicted OF having concealed a wounded
French soldier in the convent last De-
cember. &,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09
HAWAlI's CREDIT IS NOW
Al DECLARES GOVERNOR

+. 4 - Z -
q That the financial condition of !:
:; the territory of Hawaii is ex- /:
. cellent, and that, in fact, Hawaii ;
. is able to borrow money on bet ;
. ter terms than is any other po- I:
{: litical entity Of the United States J:
q was the statement made by Gov ;
:: ernor Pinkham in San Francisco /:
g on June %, at dinner given in ;
:. his honor by the Commercial !;
:; Club.
. A recent territorial bond issue :
q at per cent brought a trifle !:
. above par. the governor pointed /.
& out. Another address made by {:
8: Governor Pinkham in San Fran 8
{: cisco was before the Home Rule :
q Taxation League. :
9 :.
. :: a:.::a at:: a:: : :;
STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY,S NEWS TODAY
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JAPANESE WRITER HERE
AS MATE ON kAGESAIMA

:: Tachio Yonekuba, weiiknown
= Japanese writer. is second mate
:: on the kageshima, now unloading :
= coal at the naval wharf. The two :
!: books which have made him IA.
:: nous throughout Japan, are "Ro- :
= mans Of the Sea" and Sea and :
= Man. Mr.. Yonekuha. who is :
= graduate OF the japanese marine
:: school, wrote the former book :
= while on the training-ship Taisei
:: Maru. which is due here the lat /;
:: ter part OF next month. :
= /:
:: :: :: :: . :: :: :: :: :: :: :::::: :: /:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

Onomea ON August 30 viii pay the
regular $4,000 monthly dividend, and
so cents per share. or $4,000, as an
extra dividend.
Honomu will pay the regulsr / IL
monthly dividend of S11,250 on Aug
ust 5, and an extra { per cent. or s37.-
500.
Pepeekeo all pay identically the
same sums as Honomu, but the date
for the distribution of Pepeekeo profits
is set for July 10.
Figures may. not lie, but figures
of speech are often misleading.
Warren G. Harding. republican SEN
ator-elect from Ohio, called at the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

H. H Williams has his undertaking
parlors now. established in his new
and commodious quarters formerly
known as the Jueen Hotel at 1874
Nuuanu street, corner OF Vineyard. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

Several girls from the Salvation
Army Home. accompanied by their
teachers, are camping for a few days
at Kaneohe bay, ~: .= -. ..<
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

Bids win soon be called for con.
struction work ON Piers s, 9 anu 10,
at the foot of Fort street. The new
piers are to be made of concrete.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-09

The city and county supervisors will
meet this evening at 100 O'Clock.
Among other things the Manoa I'm
prcYement district road matter will
probably come up for final disposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
DANIELS WITHHOLDS
LEAGUES APPROVAL

Warrington. u. O.. June i5.-Seere-
tary Daniels sa.1 today he was not in
position 90 endorse such organizations
az the American Security league and
tlr Navy league for the reason that be
must base hiE estimates az 90 the de-
1-i1fHraE coz thr navy on the counsel
0f E.a HHe.ai advisers rather than on
flr EIV.er uf outsiders. He said ne
would receive suggestions from all
source end was FIad % any support
organizations hsvirs the welfare OF the
e1urf-. defense az heart might give.
.;r. Daniels said be VAS not prepared
Co endorse. for Instance. an immediate
$500 e11.0o1 bond issue for the upbuiid-
ing o. the navy Mr.. Daniels said.
however. Dc desired. for his program.
whatever 90 might fnaliy be. enthus-
iasfir support from organizations ad-
rueafins q larger navy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

the boys respect by making him seek
you. There cannot be love without
respect. Your father is right in not
wanting you TO keep steady company,
and no boy could expect it while you
are so yong.
% You will get a tough name"
say, let the boy seek you.
90 Yes.
"a It isn't a bit cute to be a hirt,
although many foolish girls seem TO
think it is. can assure you respec-
table boys don't go with firts, al
though they may stoop to flirting with
them.
90 II is certainly not all right for
girls to walk the streets at night
90 Yes. A girl ought to go with her
brother instead of other boys when
she is only 16.
% 1t is not proper. The boy would
ask to take you Of his own accord IL
he cared to go with you.
(s) It is not all right It stamps a
cheap girl.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Is it
right for boy to keep company with
a girl three years older than him
self?
C2) Would it be right for him 20
kiss her goodnight before they are
engaged If they have known each
other a couple of months?
INQUISITTVE.
% II is all right if he gets pleas
ure in going with a girl so much
older. But II would be uRwise to mar
~ a girl so much your senior.
90 I don't approve of II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
sIss aIIsHKOw H0N0EED At
VNFTN

Ms reEa s@iG. 9oF Tweafr-
efxsfh strsrs. ssferfssaefi ssfar.taF tft-
erseon saG sTsefex fsf brr SISTER.
Miss Eash AlisbFos % Rock taiseG
ant Mss May ureEu. tas fesuer q
hrafs-to-b~ q tas esesfh ass is rsls-
br4sion ~ ne tsstss's sIrtsfaY ssst-
v~rsarY Twelve sri frfssts were err
tsrt4faef az enc aff4fr wEIra was e.
a@iixhtfaf lava Bartg. sgt -eoor games
farnfshiaE sagsT ssurs ~ eetrrta,--
meet a titeaea saeNef provided me
Brisfe elect wien q De at brtrt.etl
afsnsifs foe aer eeE hacse sa1 taess
were presented ta ssr OH e. large rlsFr
Est BASKET Niss GreWr received "a
boz % eFsEfV hfstat@V fe@eH1ras-rs.
A deilrfoas tsneEeoa vas erieT-f lace
NJ fae daF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
PEE-NTrTIiL ATTENTION FOR
Miss CATION.

Miss Gertrude Bicucr OF 733 Seven
;ecnSh street entertained as n pre-
nuptiaI 4 .urtcsy for Miss Adele Cat
ton. whose marriage 20 Charles Bleucr.
a brother % the hostess. will take
place June q az ST Joseph's Catholic
church The attendants viii be Miss
Gertrude Bicucr and Marc ". Cation
% Chicago. brother OF the bride-elect
afias Cation g. a graduate OF ST Mary's
academy az ElEin. III. and has been
employed a. clerk IN the Royal Neigh
Dor ohicc. The groom - employed At
che publication building OF the Modern
Woodmcn OF America. The guests
wsre cousins % the hostess In n sew
Ing contest Mrs Leonard Richardson
won the frat prize. the BOBBY prize
falling 20 her sister. Miss Sarah Barth-
A tWo-course rcpast was served at
three tables. prettily decorated in
pink and white. the chosen colors Of
the hride-to-hc. An fmpromp;u pro-
gram zaa enjoyed. instrumental and
vocal music we're given by the Misses
Elizabeth Afaucker. Myra Bleuer. Sar-
al Harih Tonight Mrs Clara Bleuer
% sos Seventeenth street will enter
tain az o'clock dinner for the
bridal party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The annual luncheon and election OF
officers Of tho Rock Island Musical
club Will be held Tuesday June % at
ths Watch Tower. The business ses-
aion vii BE- held az 1880 for active
members and az / o'clock a luncheon
all BE- served 20 which active. stu
dent and associate members are in
gifrI. Those expecting 10 attend the
luncheon are asked 20 notify Miss
Bessie Noftskcr by calling Rock Is
land s1s5-Y az the earliest possible
date. that arrangements may be COM
pisfsd. The luncheon will be followed
ty a program and social time.
Rock Island camp No. IS WOodmen
1f tho World viii entertain az dane
ing party az the Watch Tower inn.
thursday evening June II. Bleuer's
orchestra wui give the dance pro-
gram
Prayer service a. Spencer Memorial
Methodist church Will be omitted
wednesday evening that the eonEregs-
tou may attcud the lecture a. the
FIRST Methodist church by DR.. Sher-
wood Eddy
Echo lodge No. Sc ladies' auxiliary
90 The Swlfrhnrna union will conduct
a parcel post sale tomorrow on the
lawn az the home % Mrs. J. e. Sceicy.
z1B Thirty-cishth street. Moline. Ice
cream and cake will be served and
cards viu b. provided for those who
care CO. play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
MXT aac
HOME
pQeBIEMS|
mrs ELrzABIru rEerApSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am very
much in love with boy whom | have
met at several places, but he has new
er asked TO take me home, although
! believe he will. I have never been
introduced TO him. although we have
been at the same place three or four
times. How can I win his love? My
father doesn't want me TO go steady
Do you think he would care to come
TO see me just now and then?
90 I am Is years old. When go
TO school I am very attractive TO all
the boys. There is one boy whom I
believe I could go with. He has just
begun going with another girl, but
he always laughs and cuts up with
me- The girl he is going with has
tough name and I think that is the
only reason he goes with her. Don't
you think could go with him il
should try? How should I act?
90 Do you think it is all right TO
dance at parties?
(D I am considered a little fiirt
myself. Do you think the boys will
want to go with me if I act like a
fiirt?
C5) live in a city. Nearly all the
other girls parents object to their
walking the streets. but my father
doesn't care If my chum and I do on
Saturday evening. Do you think it is
all right?
80 Ny brother and are the only
children. Do you think it proper for
me 70 go places with him?
Cd Do you think it is all right for
me TO send a boy a card and ask him
to take me somewhere, If I have gone 4
with him three or four times, and if
have no one else 10 take me?
80 Is II all right TO dance with a /
boy whom you have never met at a /
place OF amusement? My father /
doesn't think it is wrong. CUTIE.
% You are a very foolish girl |
II YOU let the boy take you home be
fore you have met him, and if he is
the right kind OF boy he won't ask
you without introduction. Try 10 win
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
THINGs WORTH Knowing.

Save all the thin stockings; cut
feet off and hem over lower edge. Slip
on over sleeves or arms when work
ing in yard or garden; keeps sleeves
clean and keeps sunburn OF the arms.
Or, sew them TO old gloves for same
purposes.
After polish mops have been used
once, ones hands become very much
soiled in putting them back in the
boxes in which they come. Put the
mop when not in use into a ten
pound lard bucket OF common four
quart bucket. A hole is punched in
the cover large enough for mop handle
to pass through, making II unnneces-
sary 10 unscrew handle from head
each time mop 1t put away. Putting
the mop in a covered bucket prevents
any danger from spontaneous com
bustion or the spreading Of the oil to
other things.
Liver should be thrown into boil
ing water after being sliced thin. then
fry in drippings-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
rtTemrEEs OF COVENANT WIN
wE@. BRINE.

a. veil attended @eef5FF af Ea-
rssErFsrs sf fs eaar-sss Of ere F5FsE
ff-ss7.t5ss rssssa was tett lass FtFa-
fsE .s tss bose az SECS. A. g.. Era~rr.
tls Ffrfsssfs street. s. ss4ss sreErsrs
vas s.esc eaes.sslsE ae vocal soto o.
1f~s u g winter "a regtFu ~ esee-
Ger 5e Hs taes FeE cEIs OIL ere
sfafsf.- aV ttrs. 81. q Gsirtss. e. Foesl
Solo tT G. 80 usr,seE aas a sestfaE
f-~rs tarrfslt5V bT ytsss cbsrtHsEe
ffassies usrtsE tieaF Of seessbI.fF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
rtNEHrEsT GIRLS WITH Mss
gEf- WnLu.

I'aattaFsf elab EIr-s we're fhr
Eefsts Lass evetieE OF 3iiss Grace
GfisW6'f uto entrFtatned 80 her h1ms
eco Forfiefa. street az the f1rtaiEhtiJ
t2feties. Two tables % COO wcre
pisgss ast ere tag6rs vcrt 90 ,flss
fr0Tesee at9skFs. frst and tfifs Nina
ttiifebTaadt % ro,o. M. the afi-cut.
\ igneh was served in the diriur
Feoea AFTER tte games and the usual
GeiiEatfai time was eus1yef Miss
Nashaiis Holmes. 1911 Tveuty-uinth-
ead-a-haif street. wlIi entertain the
eiab o. tuD weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
SOCIAL EVENTS

Essruff -tast NIrtf. trrss Heua~tt.
Eaea-tarl1
rl--srrrrn wirges. tfrIeu wrisfyrs.
EraUes uaresresis. 1ga1riaiae kEe-
esFE
Haea. Ccgrrsf- Ave Maria.
wror~-TEs Last Rose % sam-
-er. Nraa Hruorts
tfrefstssoEE=C ostats soeE. Dor
1tsT krarseetrtf
rrr-se~r-C svatisa from Hchert D.
ulfFet5.
fem~-- n~ar-ss. ssi-s Mathis.
t.EzsfT =Errrrasr.
sstsE= Cass,- af Epr.sE. csaasrrT
-EfrsFT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

V0ice ant p.sna eaetls Of tfss MARY
LindsaY Oliver. VIaGa agb1s ef 1fss
Mar Alice Williams s1f piss1 pupil.
81 Nfias Vi0i~f N.Ffgl.sr Case even ri +
ia tae Oliver studios tr Moline gave fr-
arsE 81 q series of Hre- r-r..ats ser
folI9wtns program bsIGs brrsrrt-t
aesboect TIE ArfrfIs. Joyous
sprink. fu-fs Efrfh eat frs ssiavsicV
Earmaiirr Ave Mara. The swat
lows. AfVia Mafraea
tisrmaan grf.rr MareG tIrfta s1ol
HARRIET ytrcaneY. wirtan g-tf-. t
CatHsrtse Custer As ere piano. Nrv 20
Owens
SATIN me QgrsE. Bessie esi. eatr.es
uabfasteta rf-Iafg lE ~ tIsFs.r
Nina
!. MendeIssabu -or wines af Music
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
Qruy rsTHEE Guild EyIEE.
TNTNEu

NssF.V fffT @s&bers 81 tte Qaeeu
fstass Egftt ~ tss 1fTasslsi Csrlstiaa
easFea were srtFftsieeG AZ fe.iEtt-
fsi nsestsE tast sasaisE .s ere koss 0f
tfrs- chrtstlas Keller. 400 FIFss ave
e9-. 1fdss Jessie GaEar aetisE zs are
hostess assisted ~ 1flsses Anaa flztsss.
E.ssehs Hlsrerss ssf fIlzas~sh Yea
rTr a Vssr saeFt bgsiaess s@sstas
vac hrt wen tss sraasaeti9r og raa-
f.E- nas.erss raffers TIE @rMteFs
were tEes sessrtair~f ~ te~ resfirE
sf rhr gal.f Gossip. ere class psprF
uafeh vas rrafsF arf lnfrsessiEe. a
sr1frass at readings EaVse hT Nfrs. J.
E carEsoe VAS Errsttr eeiaTFt ss
were Ffr vocal EtsssFrs aF tirs. p W.
Hs.errrs aet ere r.ss1 agFt tT ere
Misses cstssrfss arf TbssEa Heinz
tree u4FisE fs-5Eft.sf sas.si boar
ta- hostess served FrfrrsssFafs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
JTNfOR Prom lTTowrp

a epzraay % go y1auE folks en-
ioYra = eazeisE party AZ ths watch
Tower sra last eVc-ir< when shs A.
seal rFusa % th~ Davenport high
sehoci Nas given. th~ funfors enter
ssiaiar the seaiors % nat school a.
ts~ir SPECIAL Euests- F'rspp~ was
served esrtnE enc evening and also
tiEht r~fr~shrneats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
LAHKIy.nrCfE HveAGFHFyT.

Nc asd Mes. .. = GuE--. % 300
rweafy -fnirt street. assaaaee tsr
enasssmeos aef agef1aehfaE rstrr
riaas ~ UrIr tsax htef ra.f1r. ts
ffarrY taFEf1. soc ~ NJ ast Mrs.
g. q tartfa sff rl4rfi~fs street rFs
aats ~ ere eestlaE has roc been ar
nouncs.t Sc LarEta Eel SECRETARY
aad manager ~ rhs NaeE ts'art saeF
art Gravel eec saag ttiss rfE-r Eel
prominent fa enc geaanrr social set
Of tae effY aaf nasT rftrHfs ri born
yooar peopt- vttf Be- Interested fa tar
anncuacrmert 1f tas eaFaErai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
FORWARD SOCIrTY PLANS PICNIC.

Jtiss Mamie Fefersun az her home
Ttz F09rth street. Moline. acted as the
hostess last svgainE 60 raeubers % the
Forward society % Grace Lutherau
eagrch- Pians az this tine were made
far ths annual picnic whirh viii BE-
held Jaly 9 a. the Watch ToweE. The
yognE women speut che evening with
their sewing end fancy uoFS and the
hostess served a delightful iluch. Thc
reEt n.setirs uiii b. ln the h1me %
Hiss Jsnni~ Sanders in Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
D. 4. Z. fNF0HrAL PICNIC.

NsaabsFs % FoTt Armssroas chap
ter uasEhtess % the Americas Rev
oiztioss bad planned FOE ths annuai
EaE cay pierie az t.SsE vts~ park yes
tsF1isy bzt The rain iatsFfersa and the
ladies'. - o. more o. numhcF. gather
81 o. go bone % Mrs e. g. Carter.
$3.50 sixteesth svengs. TheT spsnt The
ssterrooa &C. deiiEhtfut Informal
rsarssF. eutsyias their piraic dinner
toEsshes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
BETHANY CIRCLE WIN NRs
MISE

Ths Jurs meeting % ths Ladies
s~vta< soci~.y % B~+hary h1-ns wss
hste Yesterday stt~ruoon % the hone
% Mrs. e. Mes. is1s Thirty
street. ~kh "a % ths rzsms~rs at
ts-ei1E. Fia.s ~ this tine we're
rase~ so- ar eating ., ro-r vscr park
tsfT - we~s sh~ ehiif-~n o.. Ere
ko=s viii - satertstasd 81 the ladies'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

and they viii 10 served with tee cream
aad cake Tho ladies accomplished
much work yesterday nniahinE ave
dfonsen Tor tho Elrln at the home. and
aix pai.s ~ trousers aud waists for
tho boys Mrs. Muse served a deli
cioua course lunch az the close OF tho
work meeting The August scSsion
~ the circle will be held In the homo
90 Mrs = n Kann.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

Mss NasheFtse Nu-r FeseF ffash.
ssr ef fsrmeF at9ts seuaE1F teF rfrs
Adrfta reseV ar "a place. N1ryI sr.s
vas slareietf ffae g Col tots. g-ass-a a-
Nootfe. O D. ST. presidents af enc aFI5.l.ss
stiaa class at Nanaseiis NavsI AGATE
any ms year sss genes tre@ e. els
May i.sad family
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

\ sleeveless gown OF rose coiored
snsssAilae with = box pieated skirt
and a black velvet basque eaurh, up
on each shoulder By a je, ornament.
The basque e. made with an exfra
sash which - brought around and IL
iooped up IN front Seven large but,
tons e'SSe ~ tho basque In the front.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
ENGLAND WILL SPEND
$15,OO0,OOO PER DAY

London, June 15.-Premier Asquith,
on moving a vote of credit for 81 $50
600, 900, informed the members of the
house OF commons today that the ex-
penditure in the next three months
would be not less than Sl5.000,0o0
daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
MN HT4DY CIHCLr NETTS.

EyEE HEADN CIRCLE NEETS.
Mefahers 81 tGc Ever Ready circle
1f ere tirst HaFtist church we're Last
erru4rE che guests 90 Misses Emily and
Cora Casey. tos Thirtr~uth street. The
Frgfils husiuess 90 the circle disposed
% Atrs. y. e. Tucker conducted q study
.ia parliamentary Law which took fhe
place % q program 4 delicious lunch
aas serves durinE q time % disability.
Plans uerr made f8F the annual picnic
0f the circle 90 the Watch Tuwcr. the
date bessE gnaeeifed az this time. che
affair hnuevsr. All b. held before the
ueEs FeEgtaF session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
[HOUSEHOED+)zIzn}NI
HINTC 80

soda. two teaspoons cream Of tartar.
two cups -four, favor to taste. Filler:
Mash two bananas TO a cream, stir
into boiled frosting and put between
layers. To be eaten same day as
made.
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SMILE HONE REMEDIES.

/ For Tired. Aching, Sweating Feet
/ Sometimes the bottom OF feet and be-
I tween toes become tender and sore.
Each night. before retiring. soak feet
in hot water for at least i've minutes,
using plenty of pure white soap. Dry
them carefully; then dust with full
/ Ier's earth hold the toes apart and
see that fuller's earth gets into every
little crevice. In the morning take a
soft cloth. wipe carefully between
toes and dust with fUller's earth again.
Then dress your feet as usual. only
white hose are best. The relief Will
be instant. Get five cents worth of
fuller's earth at the drug store, empty
a portion into any old clean white ma
terial: gather up edges and tie
For Removing Warts-Take a pota-
10. scrape il and make a poultice; tie
II on the wart at bedtime. Do this
twice a week for three or four weeks
and the wart will disappear and leave
no scar.
THE TABLE.
Cottage Pudding-One-half cup SUI
gar. one tablespoon butter, one-half
cup milk, one egg, one teaspoon bak-
ing powder. one teaspoon vanilla, -four
TO stifen. Bake in a moderate oven.
The cake can be cold served with the
following hot sauce: One heaping Ia
blespoon corn starch, one tablespoon
butter. one cup sugar, one teaspoon
vanilla, one pint water. Put on fire
and let it thicken. but be careful it
does not scorch.
Cabbage Salad-Cut cabbage like
for cold slaw. salt to taste and mix it
thoroughly with salad dressing. If
there is any lettuce handy a few
leaves dropped among it will give 1t
a better appearance. Serve on lettuce
leaves and slice hard-boiled eggs on
top.
Colorado Salad Remove stones
from red and white cherries; cut
cherries in halves. Remove pulp
from oranges. remove skins from |
bananas and cut in one-half inch |
cuesb. Mix equal quantities OF each |
and mix with French dressing. Serve |
In cups made from lettuce leaves.
Banana Cake-one cup sugar, one |
and one-third cups butter, half cup
sweet milk. three eggs. one teaspoon /