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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
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rRS ELI ZABETG TEeNPSON

Dear Mrs Thompson: I am 16 and
considered large for my age
% Am l too young to go and come
from places with boy friends? I re-
ceive many invitations from boys, both
in and out of school. 10 90 places
where I would like TO go very much.
but 1 have to refuse them because my
mother thinks I am too young. I never
ask her. for I know there is no use.
% There is a boy whom I Ike very
much who wishes 70 come 10 see me.
refused him twice and know he
thinks / do not like him. Is it wiser 70
let a boy like this think you like him
or do not?
80 How could I so with him, IS 1
would not meet a boy on the corner?
90 Has a girI obtained enough edu-
cation 10 quit school at the end of her
sophomore year?
90 I wish TO ask mother If I may
keep company. How would YOU go
about IL? ANXIOUS.
% Girls at Is usually start to re-
ceive boy callers. Give your mother
your confidence; she will make a very
good confdant, and when she under
stands you better she viii give you
greater freedom.
80 There is no way for you to 90
with him without your mothers per
mission. II she does not object he
may call az the house
ca No.
90 Tell her about the bows who
have asked 20 call and ask her if you
may let one or two.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: CD What
kind OF goods would he appropriate for
graduation besides silk?
t2l We have several classmates who
are very sentimental and when any
thing is said they are embarrassed.
What should we do2
80 Concerning certain books-if
they are good for Juniors.
CHUNS.
% Marquisette. voile. Persian
lawn.
t2l II is poor taste TO say anything
that viii emharrass.
90 Almost every girl passes through
the stage of reading the books, and
later. when she IS more sensible. re
grets the time she has wasted on them.
They are apt 10 make q girl senti-
mental. otherwise I see no harm in
them. But they certainly can do jun
Tors no good.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: C11 I am q
girl 10 years old. Sometime last sum
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
HOME MADE WINES.

DandeIion Wine - An excellent
spring tonic and a delightful drink.
Three quarts freshly picked dandelion
blossoms. put in stone jar and pour
over four quarts briskly boiling wa
ter. Let stand two days, stirring four
times daily: strain, add three pounds
graduated sugar, grated Grind, yellow
part only one lemon; heat quickly,
boil 20 minutes, add three quarts more
hot water. two oranges pared and thin
iy sliced, juice OF one lemon, one-half
yeast cake. Let stand "a hours to fer
ment: strain and when clear add one
pound washed sultana raisins. Let
stand one month. then put in alright
bottles. Serve in thin glasses with
Clipped ice.
EIderberry Blossom Wine-Take one
quart elderberry blossoms, pour four
quarts boiling water over them, let
stand one hour, then strain TO one
gallon; add three pounds sugar, boil
until skimmings are all on. let stand
until morning. Then put in three lem
ons and one tablespoon yeast; let
stand "a hours, then strain and bottle.
Cork tight.
Elderberry Wine-One quart elder
berry juice, two quarts water, three
pounds sugar; mix together and let
work until il works itself clear, then
strain and bottle. Leave cork out of
bottle until it's done working, then
cork and set in cool place. In a few
months it will be ready for use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
HOUISEuOIzD1z.ssSN
HTNTO 49,

ing over the lettuce. This is sufficient
for a moderate sized dish of lettuce.
Fish Salad-Take a fresh whitehsn
or trout. boil and chop it. but not too
fine. put with the same quantity OF
chopped cabbage, celery or lettuce.
Garnish with lettuce leaves and
spread over with mayOnnaise dressing.
Potato Salad (cold)-Chop cold boil
ed potatoes fine with enough raw
onions to season nicely; make a dress
ing as for lettuce salad and pour over
it.
Salad Dressing-Two eggs beaten
light, half cup vinegar one tablespoon
sugar, one-fourth teaspoon mustard,
butter size Of a walnut. Boil until
thick; when cold add one cup whipped
cream.
Orange and White Grapes-Equal
parts of orange cut in dice and white
grapes cut in half and seeded. Mix
and serve with mayonnaise dressing IN
orange shells.
All salads should be served perfectly
cold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE 4 WHOLE
FAMILY CRAZY

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. q, l9I4:-
my husband had a rash all over has
body, and soon the WHOLE FAMILY
was in the same condition. 1t looked
sealy and raised up on the arms and
body in big bumps. This trouble
burned and itched so that il would
nearly drive one crazy. It was always
worse at night, so we could not sleep.
We all had this trouble for about two
or three years, and during that time
tried many remedies and prescriptions
with no results. We tried Resinol Oint-
ment and Resiuol Soap and it RE-
LIEVED AT ONCE, and before the
third jar of ointment had been used, We
were all completely cured. 1t has been
four months since we were cured, and
there are no traces OF the trouble. =
tSignedI Mrs. S. a Clarkson, 1870
Lawn Ave.
Every druggist sells Resinol ONT
ment and Resinol Soap, and physicians
have prescribed them for 90 years IN
the treatment of skin troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

an immediate enlargement Of the com
munity kitchen so that 500 diners may
be fed at a sitting instead OF the lin
tied capacity OF fifty persons which
now handicaps the enterprise. Besides
the equipment now in hand the com
pany has arranged 20 install one of the
largest electric ranges manufactured
to cost $500. an electric dish-washer
for $40. coasters and percolators for
the individual tables at S2.59 and s.
each. besides the newest chatting dishes
and other table appliances. The kitch
IN and dining room when fully COM
pleted viii be electrical entirely.
we have studied this problem Of
eating az home. in the restaurant, on
the -everywhere-snd we COM
bined in our dining room what we think
people like most" explains Miss Dow
dell. The coasters and percolators
and so on viii be placed on each table
so that our patrons may turn a switch
any moment they please and have their
foodstuns with the degree OF warmth
they wish. Besides. there is the nov
city 81 encouraging them 20 prepare
their own meals, which aids efficiency
and saves Mattresses"
These Meals Cooked I'm Electric
Kitchen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

mer l met young man about twenty
two years old. We used to talk TO
each other and more than once he
asked me il he could see me some eve
ming, but I always refused because I
have not a very nice home like this
fellow. What shall I do?
C2) One day I met him and he Of
fered TO take me to the car line. and
so I went with him. He is polite and
everything, but he started talking non
sense and SC I got rather saucy to
him. And the next week I met him
again and he talked. but not much.
Now he doesn't speak TO me at all
When I am with another girl he will
say hello and tip his hat. One day We
met him face TO face and he looked at
me and smiled and I looked at him
very soberly and then looked down.
l think he knows he said things he
isn't supposed TO say and I think he
feels sorry. too. What shall I do the
next time, smile or look angry?
ANXIOUS DAISY.
% If the man amounts to anything
he viii not care what kind of a home
you live hi. Let your friends come TO
see you.
% Nothing Is ever gained by being
saucy or sulky. You could have told
him that you did not like what he was
saying in a more dignifed way. The
next time you meet smile, but let him
make advances toward renewing your
friendship.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have
friend who lives in another town. He
will graduate from school, and as
I cannot attend the commencement ex-
ercises would IT be proper to write him
a letter of congratulation? II so what
should I write2 Also. what would be a
suitable present.
DARLING DOTTY.
A letter would be appropriate Tell
him in your own way how glad YOU are
that he has completed his course, and
wish him success in the future.
The Rubatyat of Omar Khayyam.'
or The Spell of the Yukon By Robert
Seryise would make very appropriate
presents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

e+ ere F-ess~es TIE Apollo GrF- e'-b
VIII sE sr fs time
ueet rs.srf camp So aE VrefeTs
aF fs- v.r.t vrt e.rr % private tase-
-r rrrfr sr EsteH Tower .~r. rFErs-
Cav -Feeee Wsr 81" H.r.rrs TreE-s-
frs Will. F5.r fer rreera@.
r Barbara Fr=sesir FFrt SO &C.
aarrer-rs ~ Veterans. vtT meet ts
r-s..sr s-ss.1r FrtsT ~err.~E sr Ne
4r.sf aFH .r fHr .asff eT4s~ stem
4-rs orc fsael Fa a-~9 ere tsr- afeH-
rar Missionary Social srTT wi.t
=e-f .r fer rrrst % enc frsF Meth
essss eeEr.e rElrsssV evrrirE ss 2 90
eF s.0s rsr Fes mres-rs az ere f.sErs
Marquis Circle 90 s1Fth FsrE rrretT-
.--se e.er.r 1851 r-r-ss rsrf ~ fEe
f-fr rsr EsHr~ rrerer'r hF them
seE r- T W FTss sII. EiFr "a tsefgrs
r ffe.fs e r.as were .r is-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
M MOVIE LAND

sIsrrr rr enc star ~ wsr Eersert.
-sa-Hss director ~ Fee keTsrHre Cone
=fF company FF efrr.sfr UFUfaFr.s.
fF Oh frsFs~rf soon OIL sraT F~-
-srtsH.r dance e.as t~ which she
e..f a- srae-r' reTe erirrrrf Frf span
tel. re#-.r.~s rs esare6rE actress.
e.r .ss Been seen reererla 5r Eairn
rrt wga.s. Hs asE who Ff Hv
critics sT Dol aHr nj enc Hess cancers
cow hefrrr ..r camera. comes arsar-
H.r rH r-r .srrfrF rH-r sF~ 6s
bal. srE .s ss.I FH ssUe f.e Blood
a. ar.s ra. rr.sF .r boz FF.rs.
r~ s. H..r o. ssrslr es F~F- eF 5r Der.
a~I .s re.TrtrE FT Hrr directors.
give rresr sr.eF ~ Fsrae-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Tire snasar a-ro.Tr f7f ---
officers of fse rra nsrr.. 0rat1s'r
Narses association H er e
Tnursdav aff-raaor .r enc f
naraea. faem la Wslr- Ta.t s-sf.se
wff Do called FF q CD 1'e.aet N.
e'eiaet ra- one OF rsvr VISITORS p.
mem bers af rHr Fafef..rs class 0
Ifhs Msfr- hospital grI rr fref-rrf f
'ainnsr az f5- frsf raaEs .1 Ha .ar s0a
o. 6 a'efsrt tfrs fssr6 H.0r UtreH
preaiaaaf ar Ff- eesI srf'sfr wild
fsrfafa sf zee sF ar~ bone. 1905 rv-
b. seeerfH sfr-ef Moline H "f-r.
dfsfrfef rr-s.f-af ~ Nrysr-- VI.' e-
present sf rtls af-ef.rf aHt rH- arr
sers vH haee us opportunity e'
meefaf H-r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Aa soea seci.at o. csc Eeef tslta.l
sfasfrsf etiB VaI be- asiG tsmerFa.e
sft~ruo0n AZ 3 srIaes AL Hraatva
Pr~nbFssriaa eatfsa eT tEr Rock o.
iand M1sieal rl4ss ra~ f7l1Ftef
oroaram WI BE- srraeafrf
OrEan. =gifss Mseeairef FROM faoar
ffIss esesF
vsses-~f VII LAY ST. uove ra
Peace" er'ran "'ru~ rri4asa ~
ffrs app satist
fsassfifafs f8f affss U-ifyI
vf8ffa urFsrfr tirUrF-~1s
ars grTitraa.
OrEan art rtsae t.far7a1I .'If
srow 0p 90 So 81 ..s. t1e.rsf-
M~s ffsfsrr erEas.
Wss 0abbarf. piano.
Orran song ~ feT.' Frff1f-f
~sessrza W1qrmsas fram sonata
-srrr......
Ers Llassrr
vofes. -''UsI1frr Grsaf.F .-'rar Wee
sf-s ssoi-gafst
vioffa ast grfr -- 'f.e1FeF ''r
msm-s ................. f.sFrfr
Wrs FrvFass. v.eIe.
ffass CHsae. rff-
Orsan -srsasf7rs'- Ia Bach
'ssrserafa ...... W-r-tat ..f.|
sld@dfssri7nF ......... Na-r
Mss Crsr
ne prasraa ls zoe only f1 rr-ns 'rrs
81 ne rfsF baf rs f.. trrsaHs
-~fsd hi any wfV fT ~rf tT @
80. ..rf-alf.-.f al. invita- .FH Orb attend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
MONEY SWING HINTS.

Make sleeveless of baby's shruuk
stockings. Cut of the feet, crochet
a neat shell stitch top and bottom OF
leg; nice and warm to slip on chill
drens arms under their coats in cool
weather. when short-sIeeve dresses are
worn.
Make petticoats Of lower parts Of IN
ders5irts, which are seldom worn. Cut
of upper parts, crochet a shell stitch
around bottom, put band al top, ana
you have an underskirt for one Of the
children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

icrs was cast IN the title role. has Just
been released. The ease and natural
ness vith which Peters portrayed his
part has set a new standard In the art
OF motion picture acting. This. how
ever. - not surprising. as Peters Is an
actor % note. and. during his years OF
experience on the legitimate stage.
been cast IN the leading part in some
% New Nork's best Broadway pro-
ductlouF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

GB your I~r
or what under
the sun you've
tried without
getting relief.
Just use "T1Z-"
"TIZ'' draws
out all the poi
sonous exuis-
tons which pun
up the feet:
.'TIZ" is mag
ical; "TfZ" il
grand; "TIZ''
viii cure your
foot troubles so
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

'tf.ss.Hrsr1e srefrsH $50 rrreF e'Er wss
Ea.s.Hr. tf Second s~ee.
wsmrrist rtrisfirn -rsarstsr rve-
r.rF .er rsttrs N.t sr.E-Fr ulf E1lt
sr experience seeae.r ia ere essrea
arer each srerr~ ufr frT ta verse
bee experience ir rass.rE S. LfEst
--frrsfrrrrfs utE FF served
weiss PRAYER services vI De-
--.. "Wednesday raea.sE Ef tFe essrea.
trrman ffnrErilraf -refs FtsrlaE
ere grrfe eF Fer e4reE aifi
saaf a sares.eE is Fsr eeares uasr ".
H M.tsryrr U..l stfrrss tas society
Tuesday rar-.sa che eratr w.sl mes.
.Tr r~sraFsst sr ere eE4re6
ErarsasV atrrrrr1e ere Laf5es. Sew
.eE s1e.rfv wtti 0Tet ffF its nl1ataiF
ras.srss srssee.
s1atsr coming sr tFsts Usr. w.
Esress wat ertaes sE ere atsseee o.
fss esst1r.
>srsas Christian ire Ladies Aif
s7e.rtv Vssr eses Wednesday atsru1sa
AZ ere essrek
IRE tastss- ASS society VII eoafaef
a bazaar 1fsv g. affsrssoe ssa svsH-
isE at ere cssrcs.
ree La7a1 s5-s % ere ekarea wuf
r1-ss-t a esssssrri Performance az the
essFes tsrs g ss 5 o'etscS
Spencer Memorial Nstkoaist-Ths
r O.. \ viii rssrs fsts sgeaiaE a. ths
tacss es Nfrs. George Nasseil OF FORTY
sfEhrs street. yf1.ins.
rs~ esgres stewards Viti meet
rhgrsfav evening a. 30 a; ths par
sosaEs
Cottage prayer ussesinz wiu - held
FrtfsT svsriEE 90 tss bose % W-s.
sfary Cooprar. SCI Frty-arst stree.
Tia Lufhsraa ne chni- Nil msst
Zoe rehearsal Ttgrs9sy sssuin< at tE- /
csarck
Ths eorsrzsti1z class rssets Friday 4
ssrsrunon a. o.cl1eS a. TIE csarch.
erxes Lufhsrsn-TEs Trs-Ciiy Lsts-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
SOCIAL EVENTS

f,v go. aeess 20 her Spanish ianElor.
cakes a. irresistible combination.
tf.ss RODGERS herself declares that
she canaaf Feuemher a time shea she
r1aif not daner H@r earliest reco!iec-
toes are % ehlifisa dances vh.ch size
iarsatel Esrssif sennstf is nos a.
a1re os some BIZ reel productions
ahlrn ELI 3D. b1iif ar1gad tfiss Eo1E-
~rs' faselast.rs aaHees- o. ore ~
these sse wfi. slas some eutiFriT uru
arlerFal dances. is ukir1 st~ uiii APP
pear o. .sreisF siren. o. spite rf
ere sg.regt aoFs tae FparE dancer
ass t1rr s1ta for tsr Esirm ant Nia-
fssl r Tel believed b. ter friFaGs tfat
este Eel perhaps fFe trsf attart4uiiF
sEr has ever Lad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

An Indian squaw. who is making
money at : he big exposition by her
skill az marksmanship. has adopted
a little pale face" baby that was
abandoned BY it's parents. a variation
on the carried away" stories Of
French and Indian days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
:: CHURCHES

Central r-rshf trrian There v.t ee
q sBeeial gee..as OFT tsr natft of fFes
tess Tuesday evening ar 81 ee.eee tr
the pastors study
The eGaff wlI meet rar rehearsal.
TGss,,av even5aE tE tsr .Har.H
The ladies Nat sa.fefT w.I fa.t sH
an dav sevfsE neet.eE af rfr eess.r
rhgrsdaf STAY CO. sstE.s-eH V sr
served st aooa art RI .s desired .sss
an membeFs be present
The Nfvegfarrs se H gav .e.G Ia
avsersel fssggrs rim. Wiz. pol e.HVa as
tns eBareE rHsrsIsT rv-a.fa al. 30
ortaeN
me mat wees meeting Wednesday
evening wi.t commence af t. T....s
Instead ef sf sI as heretofore
German Nethadt.t me Ladies' AIS
socfstg Wall mesf rr.srs..s- asrsroaas
ss a.ciaes weh Nrs. j. ft Nefr.r-
Eassg. SOC Fesrtseerf street.. tst srFsl-
hers ssd frtents are wefeomr.
rirst swedish Latheraa rgrslsv
sVsn3aE sf o. AL tar eaaees pr. e..
" Foss OF NgEUstssa eaf5-Er WI. Tee
tsrs on eGzyrt aad trs Monuments
rae Eacs isiaaa district asissias So
sfstv VII meet Tuesday snt wetres-
cav ss SVs,5oe&.
Ft~t Nsthsdist This evening" e.
: 30 me Mlss,euarY social Crson Will
meet 81 the ehargh sensx-
rhs Golden EgIs Eibls class WI
naeet rsarsfzF svsainE vita Mss AE-
nss Eiifawecf. ECO Nlath aveuGs
rrfday evening at : go ere tefeE1s
H~rsias vii give a FJfethsr Goose rs-
espefoa aad ether svsats is tss eaarea
aansx.
rais-d Pr-ssytsrisn he Kate Hri
xtsslrn sosfsty viii Ezsst ts&orros
s~srfrx win Mrs pred Eaase. Sc
rfsv-rrn Street. Nenhsrs are askse
Co eecss prepared 90 work-
wednesday svsninx mit wees srays-
services VII - held IN TIRE enGreh-
TbarS1sy sfrsrrsou the Vo1saz .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

rer 'esEsr afif Eaif lfs annual boat exc
. .srs.pr tl.s esFalrs
ThgrElay evening the Reliance club
etl meet az fh~ home 1f Walter
Schroeder eE TEirflefl street
Broadway Frsshyterian-Thr Helen
N..Is circle ujI meet Tuesday af $50
n'eIres with SIZES Florence NcCouibs
>ts Nineteenth street. Tle program
siii o. followed b. supper a. s O'Clock.
Ggft's bad Will meet at Wedrea-
fsT afterupon On the hone o. Mrs. \.
o. spFrrv. SIS Second avenue. sup
per uiii b. served a. O'Clock.
TIE md week prayer services viii
BE- he.t wednesday evening IN the
church wh~u ere topic wiIi be a
ff7zs~ o. PRAYER
TIE Iuri1r association viii meet
THURSDAY afternoon az & az the church.
NaEth PARK -Wednes-
faT afgsraoor az q stE the Junior asso-
eiaitnu wtl hold bird meeting. Pray
rr services VII b. held az T.10 and az
2 % ths teacher training class vii be
held.
BE- Eivea 90 the Hone department
members
F'FiGay afteruooa az 2 40 the Won
ans Nissiou society vill meet With
Mrs A. l. LoTiaE. is-7 Tusaty-uinth
asf = hair street
First BaPfist-Tuesaay evening the
zsoathiy meeting o. the Meas club will
BE- held 81 8 80 ~ the church. supper
Wiii - foiiosed - an illustrated ad-
dress By \ A. Burt on the tuhsrcuio-
els sauatorigm az Colorado Springs.
conducted - the Modern Woodmen.
Wednesday evening prayer services
wtii BE- followed BY a meeting % the
teacher training class.
FRIDAY afternoon the Ladies Aid 80
etssy viii hold i;s northly coffee in
shs home % Mrs. = c. Fisher. SIS
Seventeenth stree. Mrs. ~. Z. Jones
Mrs. = ~ wiisoz and Mrs Fred Pol !
lard VII be ;ss assisting hostesses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

you'll never limp or draw up your face
In pain Your shoes won't seem tight
ard your feet will never. never hurt or
get sore. swollen or tired.
Get 25 cent box at anv drug or
department store, and get relief
Harper House Pharmacy.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17
TIz" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet, swollen. bad smell
ing. sweaty feet. No more pain in corns
eallouses or bunionA No matter what
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Arthur E.-tie. Technical Director
f1r ere ,fssrop8t.tsr upF-a company.
tss lssr frs EE-t "a magnificent lufri
iesbr sefr.aE f1r ksirH company. SIR
s-Ile as considered ere foremost ag-
se1~5fr o. stage settings 5a ta~ cnln-
srr aEE .arFFols aU tE~ sets used
az ere wefrarotfae ore-a House Taf
hassi LOBBY designed b. ALA iE 20 b
asrd .s The Mysteries OF tf~ Granf
Hotel a s1rfhr6m5aE detective series
row beHcs pF1dl-et 81 Eai-m-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

Arrea- shirley. 1aF time famous
aaua~e sF1f OF Australia aEd az prrs-
-rs afFh ere Eaf-u company OF Glen
fsf-. CAL has signed a eTrtraet Wiz
fe- Hritr-saf Fi.w euW paly. fu De-
starred ir a auutrr o. bis reel ira-
mae sElr,~T. Who has won a Errat
~grh@r % admirers since his arrival
ta feis e11rrrT. ard aa1 also BIDS fair
F1 a1f-rrzt many OF oIF American
E=raes iH Fsr affections OF Clan fans.
Doc seed r1 make this change lu order
r1 Co. more feature work. and which
H= believes VIII give fim a better cp-
perrEHlFr f1 sH1u his tistrirnic abii-
fFF so ere same ffr~ that the Aus
fraE.aa star received thr offer from
ser fr6Frrsaf DO also received e. fat
frr.aE 6He f~oaf fEr taetF Fflm COM
HaEF Zee sE1Urf both these offers Co
FE~ Eaf~Er management. who origin
ais braazft BIN from Australia. and
tE~ saauaErurrf offered htm fFH same
terms. bHf shirley decided fHas he
ragf 60 Better work vitf ere rrivrr-
srf people H~ aitI hr featured uuter
Csc tIFretFu OF Joseph tr GrassF. and
uH. play opposite fhr beautiful and
famous Faafiue Bush sEiriry's mary
admirers and friends viii BE- Immense
lF Interested Col taIs rTw move made
hF ere popular tgrsrEi.ru. uto iE said
Co BE- ore % ere best actors on tte
stage. aHd ffmdpu vIi svat with
fstrrrsF his Fret appearance iu uul-
vrrssi Gin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

AFTER p,av.aE fsr role of tEe Eiri
s.rash .r -rtr cistrvnyanf suinfi~rs. '
Maria safe. rar versatile kairm ar-
rrrss w~af rtEtf o1f and helped bring
o. raeI o. reel svie1Iers Co. Justice.
400 % eHief groves char Hi.sf saIf is
es good detective ia aet-af every
saF lsfe as sFe is .1 Eatrm picture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

TIE Paramount program for June.
f4fr and August uiu include 11 o.
far s'rrEFFsf feature attractions pro
tgerf HT tar Famous Players slim
company rha'6p.av fans throughout
fsF e1HatrV W5it br pleased 60 SunV
frat tFr program will release one
WsrF r tf1rd production m0ufh.
rrrrlF. -UaEs~ tv th~ famous novel
fsf Etfr barnard ur,ar1s The
Dawn 1f a T1morrpu p'rf4rIlri from
FraErrs tfadFson Eururff.E play 1f that
name. and Little Pal"
me Captive is which House Pc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

German Methodist me Ladies AIS
socfstY WiI mess rrars..sr asrsreaas
Ct 9 aeiaet vtsh Nrs o. ff Nrfslr-
tasss. SOC Fegrtseet1 street. ta.t erFas-
hers ssd frieats are welcome
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

TIA Lathsraa-Ths esnir Nil msst
for rehearsal Thars4sy sssuis< - th-
esarck
Ths eorsrussfiaa class meets Friday
asrsruoon a. . ocl1eS a. tks esarcs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-17

srses Lsissrss-Tss Tu-ci;y Lsts-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-07-22
PRUNING OF THE PEACH TREE
Limited Amount Of Summer Work Can
Be Done to Advantage-Reduce
Operations to Minimum.

Sometimes the owner OF a peach or
chard will find it necessary to prune
his trees throughout the winter when
ever the weather Is suitable for men
to work in the orchard, particularly II
the operations are very extensive. But
IL the fruit buds are endangered dur
ing the winter by adverse tempera-
lures. 1t may be advisable to delay
pruning as much as economic condi-
tions permit until settled spring wealth
er arrives. This is especially advis-
able If heavy heading in OF the pre-
vious seasons growth Is involved,
since the proportion Of live buds may
determine the extent to which the cut
ting back should be carried.
A limited amount of summer prun-
ing usually can be done to advantage.
The trees should be observed con-
stantly throughout the season of active
growth. Whenever a branch Is seen
which is so placed that 1t obviously
will need to be removed at the annual
pruning for the shaping up of the tree,
it 10 we'll to take it off at once. In
this way the annual pruning can be
reduced to minimum and the removal
Of large limbs rarely will be necessary.