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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

THE trotting horse, we are advised,
IS philosophical product. Will j.
/ Davis, Chicago-Crown Point erst-
while theatrical manager, now agri-
! culturalist and hOssculturalist. says
so. He told a friend so and proved
II TO him. The friend was a great ad-
mlrer of the jumpers and couldn't
wait for the trotters. Slap any four
/ looted animal. a COW a sheep, a hog
or mule, on the rump and il will run
OF its own vOlition, but trotting horse
/ trOts because il is the product Of sci
entific development" Can you get
away from that?
LOVING a horse. naturally Mr.. Da-
| Wis loves no other four-foOted thing,
| that Is in the same sense, and he can
| see no recreation in anything that
\ isn't hitched TO a horse. Golf he alb
/ hors. Automobiles he endures as a
! convenience What's the use Of trying
10 argue with such a man?
/ CLARENCE BARROW says:
You can't tell what an American
\ viii do. one day Roosevelt is the idol
\ of the American people. The next
\ day people are trying TO see who can
i throw the most stones at him"
True, but we still have Comeback
\ William left TO us. That's some com
\ Tort. Hip, nip. ID.
HUMAN nature is so constituted
/ that it is surer than a rubber band TO
/ snap back when extended.
/ Some Court Rulings.
/ The wanton and needless cooking
/ of cabbage and sauerkraut for the
purpose of annoying a neighbOr is a
| nuisance. Medford VS.. Levy, 81 w.
! Va.
SLEEP clings like a paste these
cool. brilliant mornings, glittering un-
| der the rays of a new spring sun, and
! but for an industrious neighbOr we
\ might let it cling for another hour.
How do you break a neighbor Of early
/ rising?
SIR: | am in love. also despair
| My standing in the court of my be-
1 loved ranges from Dearest to "Sir."
/ How can 1 reduce the scope Of the
| pendulum's swing? +. s. L.
TAKING a business view of the sit
/ uation we advise competition. There
l is nothing like competition to reduce
/ the average.
From Our Correspondent ut the Front.
Strand Palace Hotel Strand, Lon
don, w. c., Sunday, May 8.
Dear G. y. F.: / have discovered
why the Briton never builds anything
I higher than six or seven stories. 1t is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
PHILOSOPHY OF JIG AND JIGGER.
The Origin Of Frogs legs.

"a Ia G. Lamb.)
Years ago there lived in Greece an
old philosopher named Aristophides.
he had two bad habits one was his
abnormal affection for that odorifer-
oUs cOncOctiOn known in the present
age as stew" He simply loved
stew" and his wife was the best
''stewardess' in Greece. OF course
sh could stew in butter, but she was
better in Greece
His other bad habit was that ne
was musician. You have al heard
of The Croaking Chorus" from the
Frogs Of AristOphides" Well. he
perpetrated this. Frogs in those days
were family pets, and he kept the
frogs in the parlor and they were
CREEPY too" He loved his frogs
nearly as well as he did stew.
one day Mrs. A was mixing a
bunch of stew. and the frogs started
a little innocent game of leap-frog in
the kitchen on the stone Mrs. A. was
using for a table Now she was a bit
peeved that day because Mr.. Aristo-
phides wouldn't come across with
enough Of the necessary for her TO
purchase a new Spring Fig Leaf
gown. So she didn't enjoy the game
of leap-frog much. In fact she be
came so angry that she grabbed a
couple Of little frogs and cut their
legs off. The amputation took place
directly over the stew" kettle and the
legs fell into the stewy grave. She
didn't notice this and served the stew
to Mr. A
He at He ate More. He ate il
ALL. Then he found that he had
been eating his frogs legs. Being
philosopher he Immediately sacrificed
the rest Of his frogs and tOl6 all of
his friends of his discovery Thus
were frogs legs discovered.
s. IT. c.
STILL our most jealous rivals must
admit that the eastern branch of the
Dixie highway is something more
tangible than a split infinitive.
ALL honor to our justly celebrated
highwaymen, Kuhns, Happ and Frank.
THEY held up a whole convention.
G. y. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

They've assigned Admiral Winter
lalter to our Asiatic fleet. Drat DAN
iels. Couldn't he see that that man
was needed as chief weather man in
our middle west?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

If Ambassador Won Bernstorff con-
tinues acting with his recent cour-
tesy and discretion, this country will
forgive him for "A lot of things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

Agents of the German government
are still buying horses in Nebraska.
How they expect to set them TO Ger
many is a military secret
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

Cost $4,000 TO try a Mendocino,
Cal. rancher for stealing a calf. A
dog floored the prosecution by eating
the Calls ear that bore the brand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

DoughnutS To holes that the
south Bend branch OF the Dixie
highway gets the traffic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Reminders From the Columns
OF The Daily T1meA

The Cleosophics won the annual
high school contest from the Englos-
slams.
The Henrietta was presented at
Goods opera house with William II.
Crane as Van Alstyn and Stuart Rob
son as BERTHE.
Mcdonald took a flashlight picture
OF company r at the rink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
NOT so LUCKY.

Jones has a high position in the
First State bank"
Cashier -
mo. carpenter. He's repairing the
ceiling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

Telephones transmit sounds at a
|rate OF $4,000 miles a second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
THE MEL TING POT
GOMEZ TAKE PO7LUCK WITH US.

because ne can't make a ladder any
longer. Instead of swinging a seat
from the cornice. the English painter
and carpenter uses an enormous lad
der. all IN one piece with the side
frames as big as California red woods
at the bottom and tapering up 10 a few
inches. L have seen several of them
four stories, yes five stories, high
SIB
YOU can't beat those California
people when il comes TO publicity.
Their versatility is marvellous. No
sooner does their climate become stale
and their exposition common place
than they spring a new volcano.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
CLARENCE BARROW says:
Some Court Rulings

The wanton and needless cooking
of cabbage and sauerkraut for tn
purpose of annoying a neighbor is
nuisance Medford VS.. Levy, 81 w
Va.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
IT'S RAG CARPET SEASON.

To Color Brown For FIVE pounds
of rags allow one pound OF catechu TO
two ounces alum dissolved in suffi-
cient hot water 10 wet the goods: put
this I'm a tin boiler on the stove: when
10 is boiling hot put in goods and re
move from stove. Have ready four
ounces biChromate of potash dissolv-
ed in hot water i'm a wooden pail:
drain goods from the catechu. dip in
the hichromate and back into the
catechu- Proceed in this way, dip
ping into each alternately until the
desired shade. This nicely colors cot
ton. wool or silk Dry. then rinse
Blue for Five Pounds of Rsgs-Dis-
solve four ounces copperas in three
or four gallons water. Soak goods
thoroughly in this and drain. then
transfer 20 a solution of two ounces
prussiste of potash in the same quan-
uty OF water. Lift goods from this
and put them 20 drain. Add to the
prussiate OF potash solution one-half
ounce oil vitrioI. being careful to pour
Don only few drops at a time. Stir
thoroughly. return goods. and as soon
as OF the desired shade. rinse them in
clear water and dry.
To Color Green-All goods must be
cclOred blue. then color yellow. TO
make a green.
Yellow for Five Pounds Of Rags
Dissolve one pound sugar Of lead in
water enough 10 cover goods and one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
srtDI rtrtErNfNr COMMITTEES

zee Frfs.1r r-er.aE ~ ter sf14F
f=aF-rarer af Fer Wa@sas eigb sas
rett sr wssae.. senss~ Nfalsav SITTER
Heas. IRE Irr uss spref in aa Co.,
formal t.se5ss.as az ere topics fn 81
srst.Ft eFEf year TIE esafrrae-
-l-es. Wrs o. IA. rHa-.as9r. anr1areri
.sr spra.ere-eF ef fsr f7..1a5sE rFm-
affrr
ra.rsea w-s D. on VaI-. erssr-
nsas YVES rrass rEaaFs9e. tf-s Waf-
aar Williams Nt~s Grace Fresssr. 1flss
lrEa E1ee
Press wrs rsre HslsfsH.
a esurF5ftFe consisting OF Miss
tses galsfae tt~s e. e.. Taylor sst
wrs {" tI essfrtF-= uss snBoiEfrf f1
srrasEs fsr a p.eafr OF fsF Esaartrs~eF
fe pol E-Hf sr lees Ef-s cara. wsstsr.
vtT &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

Mss Esss Fertsr. essEsssr % Nr
ssG Mrs " A FertsFs sEtsts Ssssash
ssssss ssG villas tSltsEssEsi. saa %
NJ asG Wrs Hssrr Et5-Esstst % No
Lac were Gsfts's III earrtsxs lass eve
SIS a. = e'ezacS. tss esrse1eey sss.x
ssrssras't ~ Esvs G = ors<sslf a. go
-sctsrr - Secret ftss-t CssAslie
etares res srtss vas sssszs~s ~
tfiss Essv rs~stt % uavssssrs .ss
W0lara Ferrers bretksr % sks hrt1s
vas sas Treess ssst ss&as rHs srfss
we're a ssss q Ersss stl< p.ossiz Via
a ssssiee &c vase er~s~ &c esssz- Her
ess wts q vEEss sasssas sFs==-s -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
I'D EIlnI TIErLI.

rNe M ases Mabel aef tfFrr eaHr
Essa sE aas.r eauss. tss rWrsfg -f5Erss
street. .ss. tvrsssE srtef as Eastrssss
f1 Es- Ever H-sfa efref- ~ Esr FIRST
Baptist e1aFrs NF .Fsr sreEsl e1ee-
E.aa eE sarerrs rF.f tasr uerFs fEsrr
vac a rr er Fse Far~ Coz srrsssrsF.
vi ss Grace esFsrsse saE Mss Casg
ssrr sstFF rsr sane eaEss o.
eetss me E.s wss fse6f-t lssr rtss-
lra vtss gssr- rsaersae FFEs5sa tss
sslsarrs veFt et ere errls ssf o.
vas voted FF rF wi ssasrsrT society OF
ss- etaref. u.srfss 20 tsssF sf sselsh5f-
.f ts- H1scfsses served e.er rsfFesF
meats ss f.r ft rr-sers ssT-et.aE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
SOCIAL EVENTS

Erssr aae sss sore a eorsaEe bosqEst
% iiiiss % shs valley. Her atts-fsrt
sss dressed in = sgit % blue 18th a
sss 90 match ana ere wore lilies o.
fs~ valley FoiigainE ths eersnpag
= WeGfiaE s1pr@s Was serves a. the
keas % tss bride. sss@bsrs % tae
bFtfst party as4 fsssiiiss hsinE ths
1stF Esssss 1fr ard tfrs- EiinEsbssi
t-fg tsss sEssisE for q short wefdia<
TIP sass aaf uPoa shslr FefgTu uiii
b. 81 sazs % tkslF srisn4s 90 $50
flEhts sVsnz-. ussFs . hoeas ts IA
Frafinsss Ne EiisEsbjst e o. th~
ErsesrT szsis~ss 81 ,to'ias. His bride
vas harr sd reared In this city and
foe thr iass sv~ years has beer clerk
20 are esief operator wifh che Csntrai
T=f~9Eorr coesspaT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
VI. & K. STORE NEWS
- IFftarr Ihar.AsI llIsrnn.n

taskfen AFeture TtnrsfaF Anernnnn.
rharrGsT aftrfa0oa a. g O'Clock Is
tss eogF SO fpT far lecture a5th living
msdrts Ca ~sTrh Av~uae Corartinss %
bg 1f@s ds tsegar. fhe emirsnt fash
toe sgEGgFtgT % N~u Vora. uh1 fs az
tsr q IS. store tsls wrrk ir the in-
tsresgs of Madame trca~ superior cor
sets Wset sathgsfsssa Pas already
bsea srogsed am0aE local women Who
eaVs met Ngie DE- Laeogr and pTuatrd
~ che eoaaEei % thts expert Ga cor
sstFy- o. otksF cities which the New
Nors uoaaa has visited the lecture
has tassa TIE fgFra % an iateresflnE
society Tvsnt and o. "a certain the
wo@sa % R9es Island viii attend
Thursdays svsus ia great numbers
Further announcement Wiii b. made
tom0rruW.
Thts e. 70 b. q Ersat value oaerins
seek ia tae wosnea's rsady -to-seaF de-
raFtmsnfs Qaotatlous % irtsrrst are
taads 90 ths biE "a in taday's issue.
NsWsst model and most desirable
cloth suits. coats and skirts have
been ErogPei f1s quick selling. the
sss prices proving " 4 E's policy %
EFsas vsiEs EiviEz a. all times. spr-
eial sttsatioa &c called 20 the sale %
csotee SILK aad satia waists in a
variety % dark ssa iiEht shades a.
81 80. Thss~ waists represent values
up Co 1855 To zee thea e. 20 admire
tsssz aed vast thsn- There ere other
renzartabiS Waist values 81 Sc. 81 s.
and - 90
Ths sho~ espsrtzssut = shs-isE =
eSiisetia1 % very latest coacrpsioas
% sariy ssssszsr footwear. iaeisdinE
sossisr si4s-laeisx zotsis thzt are
so ssses ID voEus- Fuller dsseriptioa
% tssss sso~s asf other ssv models
is xiEsa o. tatsT's al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
. CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkiing Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, WelI-Know1
Ohio Physician

Or. r. ". Edwards Tor II years treated
scores OF women for liver aud bowel all
mats During these years he gave TO his
rattrats . prescription made Of \ few we'll
Known vegetable ingredients mixed with
olive oil. banning them Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. you Will know them by their olive
color.
These tablets arc vo1der-work,rso on the
liver and bowels, which ease normal
action. carrying OF the waste and poisonous
matter t.At o-c's system; collects
IL you have n pale face. sallow look. du,i
eyes. pi1pics. coated tongue. headaches. n
iistlrss. no-Euod feeling. all out OF sorts. il
gctsve bowels. You take one CT D.. Edwards
Olive Tablets nighsly ioE time and note
tec pleasing results.
Thousands a women. rs well IS men,
take Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets now aGi
iser Just 20 keep IN the pi-< OF condition.
Dr.. Edtrlrds' Olive Tablets. the success
f=i Euhstitute for eaio-aSI - Ice I'D 80
pr box AL druggists.
1tsOiiNe Tablet Company. Columbus. O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

Tas marras~ ~ Nss t9s.is s~iA
sld@ss aaasnfrr ~ ST. sac NrH Pred
Bell % ssz N.ealE atsa.s~. sagta
noea tsltad ts At-i aGrgts ~ t=fres-
doff foos siaes ss4adaf sftsraeoe. tar
asr~moax Nas psrfafms9 al t@e eafs
sonase y enc FifsE WssEee fr caItfea.
Dr 90 r. Dssls-f efHeisflar ar t4e
s@FvtG@ frs relatives saf close
fsisnds vFaaaasaE sae esfeaaaaf Eae
brid~ Nas affarfrf 81 Mes -s.a efiil
aad fhs Eraoai q best Gan ess lGmon
hsff. brother ~ me hffff. ne efatr
wor~ salr Bllr Saba wien ware lace
hodicr wfH wa.ea sac wore wsar
Aaf frfmm~ff .a llte tlsr a5. adtat
Was dressed Ia eaig Blue slls Nfa a.
buis asf fhs groom as "a roe Nere
sr smsioTef AL tas Gefrradaff esf
shops NJ aaf Hfs arr0t~ zen a.
enes anrr enc esrraaa7 f7r tse.r aTV
home ia Gafr-agaft where "a srs Bone
ls rlsufsaet sad .a rrasinrss. ta.t
wnefs fneT w.t be st booze aftrr NsG
"a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
FnSr.NTrTIAI PARTY.

F1grfrrn Fo1nE women iast evening
vrat Co thr home of Mrs. uwiEaf oil
a~V tgtf T~afh street. aat carried
8sf a mise~ilaHr1ls asnvrr 0a her
Stra9sEh a bride % che fall Nra ciurT
Fss Bat Fsesatfr gone tr bpusrErrp-
.sE arf fhs affair uas planned as o.
ssbpT ssrpFiae art t0ss~ uarra.as
Esch ~ the SELF .avifrd Egrsts TOOK O.
afr sgifshi~ for tte usu bone. also
provided a dsiieie1s tlneh uhirG EaE
served t1riaE the ~veaiaE ThFr~ urrr
genes aHd e1Efrsts. mgsir and dane.
iaE sa1 o. E~rsrai good tla1r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
.HOUSEILlOED).1L.z.EN)
HTNTO

half pound bichromate OF potash in
the same quantity of water in a sep
arate dish. Dip goods well and drain
in each. first one, then the other IN
til desired shade. Then rinse and dry
Dyes for Carpet Rags-Buy FIVE
cent package of Easter egg dyes, as
sorted colors, and you have all the
cOlors desired. instead of paying 10
cents a package for each color.
When using dyes, wear rubber
gloves and handle goods with wooden
sticks, whenever possible. Save your
hands,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
ur~le BGFARTMEST rtCELT.

rhs must fsearteaent ef fae Ai9lar
Wsman 3 elaB wtI meef ia sangaf SEES
sion fsmofraw aftsru1oa ja th~ earsr
~ Mss Dell sfaee. 1900 rusiffa ave
me- The aarliaatIaa e1mmfffer. rafnT
posed of Mes Robert Dlssrra1rr tsf
Mss sraas. Hss prepared enc f7li1wlaE
f.ekef fa BE- voted 0e POE club oG5errs
ChHfmaa wrs q uoFFas
wee ehalfmea Sfrs tisery r. 9si.
len aad Nfrs n 81 Auea
a@cref4fY Wis Villas H esfsrts
Treasurer Mes MaiHr UeEairF.
C0ffsaBoHtiaH secretary
nIaache Nlhrrrhr
The eroarfr 81 fHr artrreaar Is "a
ssaiT ~ works ar WaEurr. tIsrtr.
Weber wien wrs graerf Uiaaeu1rr as
eHaffman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
fLas< ~ rtHIfC SCHOOL Nr>fC
GIvT- FEpeEAN-

Tsnerfev reeeleE fEs graz Esf-s ~
fs- class te eab.e sesao1 Gessr st
ArEastaaa eaeservstsrr silf assesr ie
rreEHar a. ere college essesa re1sr
zrasaarlsr aassr ssis sraf are Miss
Gssarr Nrecsao. tfss Esther Hioa@-
gtfsf W.ss Nfsa E1sasae. Wiss Hszsi
HIea wss WuselEIaa Wstes. Miss
as ra-ue art Sftss Grace Cti-@sqFr
rHs seeEra@ VIII teefstF seeEs D.
Cs~ class as 70 whole. Eiaa9 seash~rs.
q sets. safas. % tsgsassratla1 ~ tss
rrsaffs af esassr sszsF ~ grace call
Frsa 90 fsT wllsE sahtie aeaools. a.
fTr fs- ffrsef.as ~ ere Eraf4ssss. and
e. page ae fsr sfsrasiss asf practical
Falas 81 nas.r hr Mss rti~=sTers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
MACARnNI.

Break macaroni (as mucn as need
ed in one-haf inch pieces. Cook in
boiling sailed water 20 minutes. When
done pour into colander and rinse
thoroughly in cold water Crate half
a pound of cheese, or whatever amount
is needed for the amount of macaroni
used; make a rich cream sauce and
scallop ingredients as one would oys-
sters, one layer of macsroni. white
sauce and cheese. Strew few bread
crumbs on top with small pieces Of
butter and bake in a quick oven until
nicely Drowned Instead Of the cheese,
finely minced ham seasoned with mus
tard may be used. The white sauce
has the yolk of an egg beaten into it,
All the news all the time - The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
rnNnAY sTrnY ND.

TIE members % fs@ Mosfay study
ri4b EaSssfsf yesterday aftrrunoa sf
fkr bone - Affs- Thomas sinrstt. s0s
Taeatr- thtrf street. for ere last study
rasetisE % ths season anishiuE sfunirf
% EgF8peas art ttrs. 9. Orrrlaual'
totd % -Pscgtiarifies % Italian Glass.
Mrs Alias Weieh spoke On - Glance
a. itafiaa Wirdows.~ MR. sinnrtf rad
paper prepared By MFs- Sweeney on
~ratrtr~nfh C~rtury Glass en- E1Tup~.
sad sfrs " u starEsos told % some
Frrneh Wfn4o~s % Later Periods
TIE nsNt meeting iu two weeks az the
heas % tfrs. Allan Wsieh viii b. the
aanual basiasss session and rirciipH
q orcers TIE meetinE following
wav 20 wiii Be- the annual iuuehsou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
aIELs n ILL To Rork nKIR.

Twelve 7o1as uoHre lr'f their
E8ass ar e o'rieeE this murniaE on o.
Bike Co. Rock river. f11iowtrE tar
TtiftleEh street rad. TIE morning
vas srtsE snf ere walk uss q m1sf
ssffE Esfst arF Arriving about en-
Soar tsfrs or csc Ee@s o. Mics Ruth
Harris reF VoEsE uor5rr f1srt uaifa
los an sspetsz.sE brTatfasf wtira tasi-
20 @lEEFF good fa them sft~r their
t5sE walt rlrEerrs ~ ere Fsrp7
EFaes we're faErs ard later che Firis
+rFsFues E1 g1r city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
Miss FOTTEK FITAsrS ~ RI.
CTTAI-

Mss Grace stewart FesssF es'iEss-
"a ss seJfsses % soc reos,s 81 =
gisse recital Ezvss Yesterday after
ssee on ere Nagss sfEh sessos ansi-
tertsss. Sas vas assisted - Carl
sseses. ssssr wits nttss Mary Ltsf-
say utiesr az sss sssss as aecomran-
sss. 1fsss Totssr hid tts e,aseSs at
ssssa5e % esr sefisues tsruzzsszt
ere repErass seS gave a rssss sssoY-
ss,s rssGisx % al ssr ssssesaoas Nr
srsses ss sssssl esilzsss,s sss bearers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

Stlss Hssesr Asfsrssu sussrta5asa
tss 1sssE Fsea,s's society o. tes Ls5a
swsftse t.,slssser essFes yesterday
=ssalaE ls Etas esspsi. q large usa-
eer OF ere sas@eeFs sttsrtisE aaa
ssiaTtss ere svsri1E TIE f5,t1wtaE
ersaras1 vas sfuFns
rdsse ss~t Misses yfshef tsaf saf
baby teeEso1
raW aVernsr Swansea
vhstte sstsetsse willis Musesw
Ftsse soto Mss e.fiss Arssrss9
uasrieE e. social tire ere kostess
served a rrr faars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
Mt<S voV F0<TfL HOSTESS :. n.
NfrH

1rss tIIsss Vsspasssf eafeTrsfaed
ere q u rlss Fast ~arrisE az her bone
6a tIrV-efe ssrrsF ana Tetrfesafh
sFrea~ ne sssssrs were ait pres
rar aat ere srreinE vas sp@sf pleas
aarfT wss HeeE sefrrta.ainE with
gave several vocal srtrettoas UsfresG-
arrFa were served tafer ts ere rgra-
.aE me ertf r~eflsE Of ta~ rieh stll
se t-ff af rt- bone % Miss tgv Beck.
re.rf strset ard FIsgrrfa avTags.
Stay &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
.nfIlL ANNnINfInINIs.

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s6@s % Mss AsEssfa Atbery. MleE-
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5eFs ss4 fFiss9s ere isvisFd Co attend
CjseE wiff BE- ere aftsFeaua game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
BFTHANY SWING CIRCLT.

ttrs =. = Reid a. her hom~. 1913
EiEffh av~aue. acted az ths hostess
yesterday aftrruoon Co the member
90 ire Ladies sevinE society % Beth
any bone entertaining az the NaF
meeting 4 large number ~ ths ladies
astsnded fhr meeting and eniov~t a
pleasant social umr following ffr
trsnsact.1a of Fogfinr business. MrE
REID served her guests with a d~iie-
sous igneh GgFiuE ttr course % fhe
an~rr16r Wrs Caroline Hius~ atlI
eafeFtaia az else June meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
GrmB aas sa0wTE FOE WV
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Mfs U 81 Mccall ar Der Hame tsaf
Twenty Hrsf street. issf eveaisE -H
fsrfalaef Hrebers ri enc Qgsee Es-
ther auuf ~ fhe Memorial Carlsg.Fr
ehareB enc FaanG vomrH FgralsE rsr
aseefian .afs a shower fa s1nsr twa
brisfas ~ enc sDriaE Miss Vlelst struBo
ant Miss STELLA coqse lovely EIffs ~
cue class we're Eiveu enc guests OF