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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
SHERRARD.

NJ and Mrs William Gibson anS
three daushtcrs. Maggie. Jennie and
Mary vers tri-cltv shoppers Saturday
Oscar Anderson. who VAS employed
ry tho Thurcu brothers about two
miles ursf % Sherrard and who was
.au=tf iu q runaway while working
with n disc pillow ia the deids. is re-
. covering nicely.
MisE Elriaa O.Mciia vent 20 siivis
and Rock Island Friday. returning
home sunday.
Mr. Joseph stevens was a Rock Is
ilud shopper Saturday.
Henry Rhode vas called 20 Rock
Island Tuesday hy tho death % his
mother which occurred az the home OF
her daughter Nrs. sophie Liedtkc The
funeral was held W Wednesday and the
remain scre taken 20 Coal valley for
burial
william Woods was Co Rock Island
on business Friday.
Niss Lizzie Davidson loft Thursday
for visit with her sister. Mrs VII
liam EHrN and children az Canton.
Miss Jennie Irwin returned home
Monday from Aiedo where she visited
with her cousin Mrs. Charles Beers
Cor tao weeks
Sire samuel CLARK and children Wis.
tied A'sdo Nth relatives and friends
last week.
Philip Thompson IS sick with
measles
SIR Quincy Farrow returned home
Saturday after having taken care OF
her granddaughter. Jennie LanEstou.
-ho has been very sick Viih pneumon.
"a
Mrs. Hcnry Jackson and son Eu.
gene. vsre In Taylor Ridge and Rock
Island Thursday.
Miss Rachel SherraEd and Mrs c.
n. Wayne % Reynolds visited al the
home % Mrs. Charles Clark the lat.
ter part % the week.
william Love who has been visiting
with his mother. Mrs Love for two
months. left for bis home az Tacoma.
Wash. asst We-
Wesley Hobart e. home after a
weeks visit n The trt-elties and Silvis
Mrs. Mari Nolk returned home sun
day after a tao week. visit with he
daughter. Mrs. Carothsrs a. Erie. M.
She Sas accompanied from Rock Is
land by another daughter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

fore. the fellows always stayed with
the girls they came with.
90 Would lavender go well with
light brown hair and blue eyes,
80 Would you let fellow wear
your jewelry if you had his jewelry
10 wear2
t4 What would you advise me to
do 10 some girls who are always try
ing 70 part a friend Of mine anu me,
because they want him themselves
But he won't go with them, although
he knows that they would like to
have him. ZIP.
% Il is alright for him 20 in
terest himself In other girls as long
as he does not neglect the girl he
brought
90 Lavender is very difficult to
wear. The color Of the hair and
eyes matters little. II the complex
ion is clear and fair. lavender can
usually be worn.
90 No. In the first place l would
not take his jewelry.
90 Don't pay any attention to
what the girls do. II YOU are sufici-
emily attractive. they cannot influence
the boy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Tfrst Wrthadi.t reIs evening rse
uauahters ar fbe Covenant v... r.re.
win Miss G4hT W.tae. it.. .eH
teenth stFeet
TUESDAY evening" st $3.50 s.r STAR
rtett tfrafrrsaa Memorial class ar
nual banaurf wut rr Ura te f1e sa
mes IRE business g..rlrE seI sa-
ciaf sessisu Niil 1r aE 0l- close u. ..
banquet
"Wednesday afternoon trr sewing
society OF the Covenant uh.- class
meets wira pfrs Erass ssf .a fs-
aala dats SITS. sDag'.sr wuI assist
tae tostees
WednesdsF reralrs ar tH t rr.-c-
tian for tar Temhers who have united
WITH ere cbsFeH sIaee 1.f wHl br
held tt ere church.
THURSDAY everf9s fr $3.50 coo ar
nual banquet Of fse C5eeatTf ls1'r
class wut ae held af fGr .Fgrea.
Hrbisg sfsTeuooo af G. ter ta
Nut society VII neet OH hssIeeas $751;
sion az ere eagrea
Csntrat Presbyterian Hre- baart OF
trustees wtu uevt tais eveeisE Dol
monthly sessfou sf tsr eHargg wfr
tbe purpose % orEan ls.nE trr board
Coz the gear
Ths e6aff wiI wrrt f1- r-F-fr.f'
TassGsy sveuieE
"Wednesday evening" uit week rrav.
sr services vu be E-lt af tar
ehgreh
Iisn Lutheran Prayer srrVf.es
WI be- held a. enc e1aFel "Wednesday
a. rt5
FrtssY sveafsF ere YogrE Peoples
sosf-tr wff totf e. festival is Zion
chapel set fa ere rtraIef wt't renter
q susieaf prugrgm fanrv woriS.
csnsty ssd fefrestucufs wfu BE- s1lt
surfaa enc afgeraeoa taf eg-rinF
Memorial Christisa tfifsr-k prtg-
sr services viii o. beta "Wednesday
sverfng
Ths faaffss' Nbf society wrf mset
rnarsGav afternoon WIN Wrs leo T..
Frw~se. tsGt seurteerfG street
satarasv svsnlaE enc Loyal Brr-
cans win eeusfact e peuny i9rcf s'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The ve6tmcut guild % Trinity Epis-
copai church wiil hold a social after
noon tomorrow az the home % Miss
Harriet Johnson. ti22 First avenue.
Aiken street Sewing circle will meet
"wednesday afternoon az the home %
Nrs. sophie Licdtke. .s55 Twentieth
avenue.
The Hui Woman Christian Temp
rraECe union viii meet tomorrow aft
cruoou az the home % Mrs. z. l..
Baird. 10es Tenth avenue Mrs Hoff-
man viii be Boz charge o. the program
and the topic will be Rescue work. &"
The Norwegian willing Workers
ALL conduct a sale az the First Swed-
feb Lutheran church. Moline. tomor-
gov afternoon and evening. Rev. 4.
g. BrrEatrom viii open the hazar and
fhr ladies viii place on sale fancy
articles. coffee and candy. and in the
evening there uiii be given q program.
The society soi.cIts the patronage Of
ttr public and especially invites the
scandinavian of the community 20 at
tend
The Graduate Nurses association
viii meet Thursday afternoon for the
monthly session in the Visiting
Nurses room fr Moline. The topic FOR
the afternoon will be- on ethics with
Hr open discussion There will also
b. a question box and members are
asked 90 come with questions for the
box
The q. 9. a % the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive EuEtucrrs viii entertain
af "a card party and apron sale Tues
iaT. April 81. a. Engineers hall. Thir-
'rFath street and Fifth avenue. The
game 0i 500 viii be- played and hand
painted prizes WiIi be given. The AZ
fair iH for the public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
A TOOTHSOMF DINNER,

Mock Turtle Soup-The material
for this soup is one turkey carcass.
two Jablespoonfuls OF -four. two ia
blesPoonfuls of butter one pint Of
tomatoes. two eggs Chard boiled.
one lemon, allspice, pepper, salt, eel
cry, parsley, wine or good vinegar 70
taste. Instead of a turkey carcass
two chicken carcasses or a calf's head
may be used. Cover the meat with
cold water. boil until meat falls from
the bone. Put through chopper.
Brow the -four in the butter. add 10.
matoes (strained), eggs, sliced lemon.
celery. spices and parsley TO taste.
Oysters and Potato Balls-Boil a
kettle full of potatoes with Jackets
on and let stand until the following
day so as TO allow them 10 become
firm, the next DAY peal and CRATE
them and fry in rather deep lard. Al
low the lard to become smoking hot,
then turn in the grated potatoes.
sprinkle two tablespoonfuIs Of -four
on them, enough salt and pepper 10
suit the taste While stirring them
they viii form into little balls; FRY
good and brown. For the oyster
dressin. take one quart Of oysters. add
one cup OF vinegar. oue-hslf cup OF
catsup. salt and pepper TO suit the
taste. Pour the oyster dressing in
little bowls and as the potato balls
are served, each one pours the dress
ing over.
Egg and Tomato Salad q Ia Brtgh-
tou-Hard boil four eggs, remove
from shells. cut in halves orosswise.
and remove yolks. Remove a slice
from end Of each cup thus made so
that they will stand upright. FIJI cups
with the following; Wipe and pare
a cucumber. cut in tiny cubes, 20
make one-haIf cupful. Add two table
spoons of chopped sweet cucumber
pickles. Arrange lettuce leaves on
plates. on lettuce place a thick slice
of tomato and upon this the filled egg
cup. Mash yolks Of eggs and moistsn
with salad dressing until thin
enough TO suit. Garnish tops OF egg
CPS with this mixture and diamond
shaped pieces of cucumber
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
WADT ono
HOME
pQeBLIMS
mrs ELrzAEErV TEeNpSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: o. Please
tell me what would make the eye
brows. grow I have tried vaseline, but
with no success
go My hair used 70 be very curly,
but for the last year it has been so
oily that there isn't any curl in IT,
What can ! do 10 make il like II used
20 be-
/ go ! am Is years Of age. What
would be n stylish way 10 wear my
/ hairs 10 is very short.
CD Am I too young TO have steady
company
t5l What would YOU recommend as
a good face cream
t6l Should high school girls play
basketball with teams out Of town.
"a ! would like 20 join the movies
Al what age would YOU advise me 70
Join and do YOU think Il would be al
riEht7 I am the only child in the fam
us. PEG o. Ny HEART.
Cd Red vaseIine. I'VE grams; Dor
aeic acid. ten cctigrams. Make into
q smooth paste and massage into the
brovs az night.
90 Tlncture OF alcoholic canthar-
ides. one dram; tincture Of capsicum.
one-half dram: tincture of nuN
vomica. two drains; cocoa oil, three
quarters OF an ounce; alcohol, two
and one-huIf ounces. Shake before
using. Massage nightly into the
scalp.
80 Bob 20 a Ia Castle.
a. In exceptional cases girl
knows her mind az IS. but as a rule
she IS foolish TO settle down 20 one
man at that age.
90 Cold creams are like soaps. as
that which agrees with one skin may
not with another. so only by expert
menting can one secure a mixture
that IS nourishing. some persons
are strong advocates OF witch hazel
cream. and there is no doubt OF its
efficiency when IL agrees. To make
IL: Half an ounce OF spermaceti and
quarter Of an ounce OF lanoline are
broken into bits in a cup set into a
basin OF hot water. and then thee
ounces Of sweet almond oil are added
AS the grease blends, and before II
becomes hot. 10 IS removed from the
basin OF water and an ounce Of witch
hazel Is beaten in n little al time
with a silver fork II the mixture
begins to harden before the extract
Is IN IL may be returned for an in
slant 20 the basin 81 hot water. II
at any time il becomes really hot IL F..
will not harden.
Co Il would be all right II they 4
have the approval Of their Eymnasi- J
UNI teacher.
tD / would not advise YOU 20 take /.
IN movie" work AZ any axe Ger
tainly not now.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % When 4
a boy takes a girl 10 4 party is il
proper for him. after he gets there.
TO interest himself in girls other than
the one he takes, Where | lived be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

where the members OF the circle. OF
whom there we're 30. served ice cream
and cake. tao large baskets held ger
auiums and suap-dragons. the gift OF
Mrs Henry Gaethie. The dance pro
gram vas given by the four-piece
Criterion orchestra. and Miss Dorothy
Simpson gave several solo dances
The young women will clear 800
from the affair which will be used for
general charity The flowers used for
decoration were sent 10 the hospital
az the close % the affair and the ice
and cake sent 10 Bethany home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
AFTER YOT CARD CLUB STR
pRI~IS MEMBER.

Saturday was the anniversary Of the
birth Of Jacob J. waidman OF Lowell
avenue. South Rock Island. and in
celebration % the event members Of
the After You card club went 20 his
home. taking him much BY surprise.
They took with them provisions for
supper which was served and spent
The evening dancing and With music
and cards Among the gifts given Mr.
Waidman vas a vase which he prizes
very much and an Eagles lodge pin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

: asf lilies ~ tes VALLEY tlsd sith ETsea
tzitr trItr faTfrtr carried ri1E Eya.
~.rFrr tea rita Frs fzfis. Hiss scale
seq carried iaVrglFr sNrsf pas fis.
uisE .ag~e9rF t1llr and N.ss Le4Tens
carried yellow t1t.p1 ar1 ioEg1iis tied
vita rrt.au t4ur TIE lrfir r1Ner
reItrrr were trFsesi aalrf.iy iE
ulfF ana ft~r carried silver trays
s1se~atst f-11 tlrlr r~ets rtfh ahlfe
sEt.r rIhtrr wiss gtes sweet peas aEd
rose BEDS
Hfrrr ere rr=rm1-T NJ tas elzrrh
frrrr rEeps4- and dinner aF
rlr ulree e..1 fr- ntraF $50 Euesfs.
TEr rrrI eT41'r f.r.r parents and
rrr r-sr re- rlr trftai party received
.1 ere room rasr 90 ere ball roou. TIE
club vas hearFlfaftF decorated vith
ssrlrE reurrs .- enc saiub1w c1i1rs.
porte" rr1Efr and r1iIaE SmilaN fes-
faarr4 fr- wnr.a and the roe~ra ir
faI 1sssrrs placed i1 every magma
t.r place converted che rr9GF irf1
e.-u-- rHrrrs u.arr~ uas served
r ere elae tt1fEr rrru.
T- and Wra L.anrrtF frff or iEFr
-ra.r .Ir .aHfarr.a. Were frrF urI
speed rrar time az fEs ezt1sitioa.
r.Fe wHt er ar E1n~ By 1gIF q a. 1f
OAK Lane Tre BRIDES travelling
r1ar usF Bloc ard aE.fT CHECKED
tailored Haf ufE u.fes she u1r~ "a
bodice 40 nr.e s1ue over white HFf
Ser Eas vas "a t.aeE end vh.fr sfraa
tailored model u~r Sits t1 che ma
sra~ OF e1r1r aHH ere brifre~a.fs
were ra..isars~ t.-ers 1s uF.fs tea't-
r~ band fooled
u.r OF srV~ rsr-rs az ter s~ffr arrF
tfr ana 7rrs W ~ wrQz~ss~r of
lfTs-aF.r-. a4-F arf arr.- ~ frr
Freor Trr arf Wrs O. e. w1sFeF o.
rfrs-af.H- aert a-E gr--- OF ere
Erraa Er ant wrs EaIH ~ wgsea-
f.rr era frarFaFs rt ere groom FL.
H Eartz 81 ues w1-rs 1rr.F ~ fEr
brides at-~ at.rtrr rf tfastassisa.
frE rf~ arf tfrs Peter Es-fr 1f
nsss.-es. Cal. 5ssfe~fs Of tEr
Leslie FrTat af CtfesrT. be-
5e those rs-eH-rs OF FfT hr..sl party
woo were frrH aserr cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
Notwithstanding.

A teacher had been at grest trouble
20 explain 10 her class the meaning of
the word Notwithstanding and, on
asking for a sentence in which the
word occurred. was somewhat non
pulsed TO receive the following effort
from biushins maiden of some eight
summers and winters:
Please. Miss. my little brother has
hole in the seat OF his trousers, and
its notwithstanding. London Mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
: CHURCHES


ro~ class $500 meet fEas evening ar
$3.50 tr fEr PARISH house
Trinity Boys club viii meet tE.r
evening az 5r fET parrish house
The uor-as Eu1f viii meet iu the
rre'1FV fEiE evening az 1850
ras EestmrHt sgUt Wffi hold a 500
c.ft FfFFi1r Tuesday 90 $3.50 af tho
home pf Miss iieHF.ett~ Johnson. 1883
First avra1r
Tuesday rv~uirE Trinity Wsn'E
ciur wu' o. Addressed by John W.
Caste on Places and pcrsoas in th~
Holy Land illustrated supper viii
b. served az Fst5.
Trtnify rH.id vtu meet "wednesday
aftrruoor with Mrs q. .. Lindttrom.
tiE Tweaty -frsf street
First Hapii.t The Ever Ready
circle vf'f meet fhis evening with
Sizes s. %. Tucker. 1915 Seventeenth
street. f1r y birthday party
Tl~sisy evening ttr w1r.rrs- class
$500 meet with SIR w. CO. E~-.ey.
ts-. Nineteenth avenue
1tt seeE prayer services weIncs-
cav evening viIi D. followed by
meeting % che sunday school teach
ere
The monthly coffee party 90 che
Ladies At society Wili b. held Fri
Gay afternoon az tEr a1m~ % Mrs
Belle Jones. 1904 Seventeenth ave
rue tfFs. John TiueriuFtor. Mr.
N 70 Fethri and Mrs. Thomas Iouruy
wiii BE- ftr assisting hostcssrH.
tniisd Presbyterian This evening
che chuFrf session will meet AZ Tsf5
a. fhe parsoraEe-
Wednesday afternoon az $50 the
Jsr.or Misfiou society wiii meet az
th- church.
"Wednesday evening unlavcrk pray
90 services wiu b. held a. the
churcs-
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society viii meet Wjth Miss Cora Sic
EoV-u. 1875 Sixteenth street
Friday svrainE Miss Notovsna Stsck
vii give = piass recital Ia the
baritozs. % AuEustana college. The
AFFAIR i given under the sgsBie~s %
;hs YouaE Peoples society.
Firsi swedish Lathsrsn-The dsa-
enas Wiii nee; this evening Al the
pa-soaaEs.
Tuesday evening the confirmation
society wiii hold a social session IN
tks chapel
Wednesday evening ths Sunday
sesooi ~ili hold q social meeting In
the chapel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Trader f1r sgrp. --F of iE His Same
circle OF Kings uasEtfs-E a very sue
.eeef-t arl 1rHEHrE1l Eco vas given
H tfsF1E'r temple SATURDAY. f-um 3
r1 r..1r. Between 600 and 900
people from ere tr. cities attended and
FrfarrI ft~ sTair OH che wafr haT
.f Frr temple r.rs carnations WrrT
used far decoration ir addition f9 tho
charity haU decoration end frr room
uas FrrE lovely fr fEr dining room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
PARTY FOR MISS JENNIE STONE,

a company % ~ Young people were
entertained yesterday az the home OF
Miss Jennie stone. si2 West sixth
street. Davenport. on the occasion Of
her birthday anniversary. tho AFFAIR
being arranged BY Jacque Fryer Of
this city. whose marriage 20 Miss stone
will b. an event % the spring. Re
freshments we're served early N the
evening. followed BY games. music
and dancing. The honorce vas the
recipient 90 many lovely gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

f-# .rHr.r .r .Hrrr.f.r~ w0rr UF..F
-.rr vf" ais. re O. candy Ha1-.
~rsursr Memorial wrfhasi.t -tfs
rreHIrE ere erfaT saaaa. classes
. By rf+s CrHrEr Boomer Mrs
s "ssr art 1f.ss Jessie EssTF vlu
HH entertained e. f.~ Some ~ Err
Hrt ffre W H TOPS. fst Fr-tT-'ri-I
street.
rr eau.efi-F paper for u-
ladies asa e1a.Trv are Hssrt f1
.ssr A. fF fer bore OF wrs. o. u.
r-vrF.IF. trfE tserfs aT~r4~ f9rIuE
fer veeN
..19- Drawer ur~f.rE wIf b. reid
Friday aF fEr residence o. 1tTs Ar
drew OJs7- tsfE EfEtfh avrrgr.
t.srmau Tvau<siirat me Brath-r-
BOOB wiz meet frts evening aF rF~
ctarea. Hrrry Vo.'aFr Of uavrep1rt
t9 he ere speaker
ra-s,tsv evening ere choir sill
meet f1r ~re~arsst
rrerafay ar~rr16s ere Ladies.
s~a.eE society vtf meet a. fhe
eesree
Erurr tuth~ran TIE Forward 90
ri-fr v.f rrerf fffs evening utEa tf.ss
Hrisr r.srssr. fsE- tIEvrsss street.
H1trr
rb- yss-- ta-G viii meet ss'ar-
cav stterrs7r az GsE1 az TIRE eaurrH.
EruatwaY Frrshytsrinu -ru~sfsy
srterreer et $3.50 tse ttr.rr wTlls
e.re,= wtT urvf with tfiss f.dna
sFrrtfer. ttst ruresT -srcos3 street
f.verv member % enc circle IL asked
90 trfrE swo boxes arf ore Es~sF
Coo e. special rssstirE
wellesley sssra0oe a. q ggth's
tsrt wUJ rect wifs MFs r. o.
sesru~. 1871 twenty FIRST STREE. 4
preparatory r~sisr ard prsger ares-
fnz Coz ere teft s~eIversarv VII pre-
eef~ ere resstsr rrozram.
rEgrafsv arsrrrsea az 9 ts~ rarig-
assgeist.7a VII meet Or enc eE4rct.
seth Para rrvshytgrtaa -Tgesdsy
rtsaisE tks Brgshsrhoa4 Wfl meet
as the chGrcE
We1sessav a. rs ths Ianlos ssso-
eassiea W3il kzvs sagsieaf p-oxrsaa.
asa az ssts tss tesessr trasrfnE
class wffi nave q vritssa sxsszsaatsoa
co sks 90 tssssmsnf
F'rttay sfssrnoaa a. @sze th~ ws-
mss's wisstoa secisty VIII meet vita
Mrs e p Hsimssn. 1919 TsirsT-srs;
ssrs~-
Trinity EPi.esrsI-Tns e5-errza-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Saiuraiists state that an ostrich
never goes s;rai<h; 20 is nest. but al.
~ays approaches Il with many wind
inEs- IN order. - possible. TO conceal
the locality fro= observation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
HnsTI>- ~ eFEHtN tIrn.

uere fr~ guests SATURDAY afternoon nf
tI.ss LILLIAN Roth et her home COS
FasrtE aV-aue Fft~r ff~ study hour
TrrrrsErn~rFs urrr served and fIr club
vas invited fr meet lr eco versH vitB
w~s ST. e. Rice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
For Your ChiId's Couch

use Scaisns&aa's Conesusrafsa F.Spsc-
teraas. Positively eeetalns 40 ssr-
eaties saa perfectly harmless Easss
tns aost stghoaru Ceuzh promptty
anH DruzEfsts rsfisns rlorsv ~ rot
found th@ very best TEoEass pFsx
co-tAGv-t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

To request an honest man 20 vote
according TO his conscience Is super.
suous: 20 request him 20 vote asains,
his conscience Is an insait-Glad.
stone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
A HINT FOR sHAVERS

II You want n refreshing shave. With
n thick, creamy lsther, try n resinol
shaving stick. Il ecatains the soothing,
healing re-inol medication which
makes !. especially se.coms to men
with tsade. taee&
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12
The Store Where
Quality Always
Balances Price

This week we will again demonstrate our abII-
! ity to serve you best, with the best at prices
| which show decid ed downward trend
We were most fortunate in buying -four at
prices about equal to those quoted before the
war"
These prices prove how low we must have
bought this hour-you get the saving:
Occident Flour, 4s-Ib. sack ........... 81
EACO Flour, 49-lb. sack, only ........ 1.S5
Psbury Flour, 4s-lb. sack .......... LIS
AS further indu cement to you will sell
Van Camps Milk GOc) Cans for gle
Camembert Cheese domestic box 25c
Hawaiian Pine Apple, sliced, BIB Cans, rich
syrup, sells regular at 3Oc and Csc, now g
Cans for 1.3S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Iriairs rSi.e-Fsi-n. eSasr=a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-12

Dear Mrs. Thompson; % When
a boy takes a girl 20 4 party is it
proper for him. after he gets there,
TO interest himself in girls other than
the one he takes, Where I lived be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29
PUBLIC FEELING UNITED
IN BRITAIN OVER WAR
MADE NO MOVE
Austria Did Not Take Initiative IN
NEGOTIATIONS With Italy
Germans Responsible.

ROME. March 2s. via Paris.-Con.
trary TO the statements which have
appeared in the French and British
press. Austria-Hungary never opened
any direct negotiation with Italy con
cerning possible territorial cessions.
From the highest sources here IL -
affirmed that everything done in this
line was due to the initiative Of Ger
many
The action OF the German ambassa-
dor % Italy. Prince won BuelOw. 70 Is
said. was animated by n desire 10
eliminate the causes OF the antagon-
ism which always has existed between
Austria and Italy. but even the work
Of tho former lmpcif chancellor Of
Germany In this direction was most
cautious 80 that the decided state
ments which have appeared In one
sense or the other were most prema-
ture.
This. prominent Italians point out.
is why Italy vigorously continues her
extensive military preparation. not
knowing what the future may bring
when. next May. according 60 the most
reliable opinions. the European war
viii take a definite turn
The council of ministers yesterday
did not discuss the International sit
uatlon The ministers took under con
Fidoratlou proposed rules which would
prohibit the publication OF news Of
military character. plan for a partial
reopeninE Of the stock exchange and
measures for the benefit OF the uncn-
ployed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-29
VILLA SUFFERS SEVERE
DEFEAT AT MATAMOROS
SMITH NAMED
Prominent Charleston Banker Named
70 Succeed State Banking Com
missioner S. " Mathews.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 2s.-
5. =. Smith. well known banker and
business man Of Charleston. and form.
er sheriff OF Ranawha county. was -
pointed. saturday. by Governor Hat.
field as State banking Commissioner.
The appointment IL effective April 1.
tnd continues for a period OF four
years.
Mr. Smith was formerly an assist.
ant state banking commissioner un-
tDr the late Samuel v. Mathews. and
lis Practical experience in the bank
Ing department. together with his rec
oenizad business ability. makes him
on admirable selection for the head OF
;his important department Of the
state government
The Office Of State Banking Commits
siouer has been vacant since the death
ci Samuel v. Mathews several mouths
eso. Mr.. Edward Diehl. of Wheel
ink. one Of the assistants IN thai de-
pertinent. has been the acting chief
pending the time that the vacancy
should b. Allied BY tho Governor
Mr.. smith BE- tho first banking com.
missioner to BE- appointed under the
new banking law passed at the scs-
sion of the legislature Of 1913. and
which brOadenod the scope uf the de-.
Fartment