davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Jimmie the Messenger. Phone Main 5S. Anytime. Service P. D. c.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Will party who borrowed ladder of McNeiley please return same.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

When once the streets are graded, And this town takes on the air Of a camp that has grown permanent, Of Q city that is "there;"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Spiced Normanna Mackerel, in pure olive oil, twenty-five cents per can. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

| When the trail is clear to Kenai Lake Then we'll charter Ashland's car, And you'll have a picnic as the guests Of the Famous Palace Bar.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-05

Just "talk, don't walk" We dc the rest And it is not too far,
 In 40 winks we land the goods From the Famous Palace Bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
GRANTS infant LECATEE
RIGHT TO CONTEST WILL
Justice Siddons Holds E. S. Pease.
Mentioned in Both Mrs. Rix-
ford's Testaments. Can Sue.

justice Siddons of the District Su-
preme Court. presiding in the probate
division. rendered an opinion toda Y
holding that Edwin s. Pease. fifteen
years old. is entitled to contest the
latest Will of Mrs. Caroline l.. Rixford.
although he is neither an heir-at law
nor next of kin. Mrs. Rixford left two
wills and several codicils. In one of
them she gave the boy bequeSt of
$4,000, but in the later viii his legacy
was reduced to $4,000
counsel for the proponents of the Will
opposed the appointment of :: guardian
ad litem on the authority of the deci-
SION of the Court of Appeals in the
Grof Will case. The appellate court
thrfe held mat the interest which q
person must possess to enable him to
assail the Validity of a Will is such
that had ii. testa1or died interstate he
would have been entitled TO dlstribu-
i've share il the estate.
Justice SddonS differentiateS the
case AZ bar from the croft case N
that IN the latter there was only one
VIII aud The infant therein would not
nave benefited if the tcStator had been
declared inteState. Here there are two
wills. in both Of Which the petitioner
&c cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
BATTLE IN NORTH SEA
DESCRIBED BY GERMANS
Admiralty Reports That Two Vessels
Sunk by British Were
Patrol Boats"

BERLIN, May fbv wireless. The
German admiralty has issued an an
nouncement setting forth that May !.
at noon. a German submarine sank the
British torpedo boat destroyer Recruit
in the neighborhood of the Galloper
lghtShip.
On the same day near the North Hin
der lightShip there was an engagement
between two German patrol boats and
several armed English steam trawers.
One trawler was destroyed 4 division
of British destroyers thereupon entered
the action. and the German patrol boa IS
We're lost. The British admiralty de-
clares that a majority OF the crew was
saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Colored Pastors for Capital.

Appointments for various Washing
ton African Methodist Episcopal pas
torates were announced at the closing
session of the Baltimore conference of
that church in Baltimore last evening
by Bishop Copptn.
The list is as follows.
Potomac district W. Morsell, pre-
siding elder Washington-M etropoli-
tan, e. Fl. Stepteau. ST. Paul's. David
Johnson: Brown Memorial. -. !. Sea :
ton; E.benezer. 10 he supplied. Ward
Memorial r A. Green inacostia-
Campbell. NJ II. Davis, Allen. ". \.
Harris Lakeland. Md. Joseph Robin
SON Tee Bee. Md---R. i. curtis. Camp
Parole Md i. Beckett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

have Mr. Daniels of the navy bring
the Olympic. Dewey's flagship. here Tor
the review. / have sweetheart %,
her and it's six months since he went
on her. and l think he is soon gong to
the fair, and heaven knows when he
will be here again. Hoping you VIII
try your best to bring her here SO
please excuse me for asking YOU THIS
favor"
Secretary Daniels said today ne ma"
not heard from the mayor, but that II
would he impossible TO send the olNm-
pia. which is at Ner- Cruz. to New ORR
III time for the review. He animated
however. that another way may oe
found of meeting loves Young dream"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Walter F. Scf5aidt Dies in West.

Word has been received her. Of the
death in Kansas CITY, Mo, sunday. of
Walter +. Schmidt, nineteen ear OIL
son of Rev Richard Schmidt. OF sos +
street northwest, this city. Young
Schmidt who had apparently been IN
the best of health. was found dead ia
his room. The body is to he brought
to this city for burial He had at
tended Central High school, but had
not graduated. About two years ago
he left Washington to accept posi-
ton with railroad company in KAN
sas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
WILLIAM G. NICHOLAS DEAD.
Newspaper Correspondent and Finan-
cial Writer Succumbs in New York.

William Gardiner Nichols. for sew
eral years Washington correspondent
for the Chicago Evening Post. the In
dianapolis Journal and other papers.
tied in New York city Sunday. Inter
ment is to he in Glenwood cemetery.
,hIs city. tomorrow afternoon at I
o'clock.
Mr. Nicholas was norm in MeadVllle.
"a March g. IS1:. He was educated in
M. public schools of Meadviile aud
vicinity He was married to Ella Jean
.emon September II. 1897.
He was connected with the Indian
apolis Journal from 1877 to 1879. From
tNSn to 1915 he was = stan writer
with the Chicago Times. From lSS'
10 1872 he was on the Chicago Board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
GIVE APPROVAL TO PLAN.
Commissioners O. K. the Proposed
Extension of 18th Street.

Approval was given by the District
Commissioners this afternoon 10 plans
for the extension of 18th street north
west from Spring road to colorado ave
nue.. Condemnation proceedings to &C
auire necessary land Will be instituted
az an early date
The proposed extension IS for the
purpose of relieving traffic on lith
street and Georgia avenue 1t also Will
provide access to the grounds of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

T TiT SAD nr TeKT1e str of my
died one year ~" Foda.. May I lali
often Ill and tlink Of thee
When am all al"ur.
For memory l. he orl, friend
That grief '.ill IT,
BY HER LoNING DAU GLITTER. CLARA GILL;
BRi tknEISEK, In sad tui loving rrnem-
hranrr Of MY dear mother. Marcy r.
ERJCkIlllSi:H. who departed this life
year to-day. May 4 1914.
lh"r" i enc that sill will ling"r near tho spot
whore sh, is laid.
And will come ana scatter h,wers over the grave
that death has made,
Often ! Wander To The graveyard flowers 70
>treH viii. tender care.
On tho grave 81 my dear mother, who is sweetly
Ply her son AND DAUGHTER IN-I,w.
CHARLES AND SARAH ERi'tkHETSEE.
DENEhAS In loving remembrance Of my dear
husband and father JoIiN DENEkAS.
Vic died seven years ng" today May 4.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
DTkERS"N Sacred 10 ne memory Of my h.
Nho departed this life wear today.
Man I, 1919.
Although thy hand / cannot clasp.
Thy face cannot
Still let his little token tell
That ! r'm.rtl,cr thee.
LOVING WIFE. EVA DICK EESoN. .
LOVE, IN remctni'r,ne.. It our wife aud ,noth-
l
tcda, MAY !. 1915
Wi.-n o,erv l,omcd ,,irA gIiaf
M within dies,
Helpless and far from all relief.
7" heaven ! lift mine eyes.
BY HER lItSEANp. BEVERLY LOVE. AND
DAUGHTER
III RfEE. Sacred the memory of capt.
GEORGE nIEffEl. who passed away
MN l. 1914.
Come. hnt not forgotten,
\ FRIEND
NOBLE. In sad hui lnvin. remembrance Of my
dear ua"thcr. MICE NOBLE who died Two
Years ago tniay. MAY l. 1913,
Heart Of n, lfr is l,uIirti dt,p
Il.d"r sod .v!s..rt' y,,u peacefully sleep.
HER DAUGHTER BLANCHE
RAGI.AND. IN sad hur loving remembrance 81
my aunt. ROSA ltt'il.AND. WI" de-
l@fI
BY HER DENOTED NIECE. cpI:NEI.IA
BROWN.
RAtii.ANp ROSA Il RA';l4AND VIII" died
year TODAY, May !, i3li,
mis- her sim:
SOM. friends may think the Mound l. ii"d"d,
Bur they cannot know tine
Ia hear; concealed.
Loved in life: remembered IN dnati
GEO. ". RAGI.ANp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
ROSIE HICKS SAILOR
MAY COME TO REVIEW
Girl Writes New York Mayor Ask
ing Favor That Secretary Dan
iels May Yet Arrange.

Secretary Daniels will not be able to
crafty the wish of Rosie Hicks. New
York lass. who loves a sailor. but he
said he would like TO find some way of
preventing her heart from breaking
Her pathetic story is told in letter
she wrote to the MAYOR of New York
lust few lines to YOU, she said
asking you u favor. Will YOU kindly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Boy Has Proper Interest.

The language of several sections OF
the code lend themselves to the con-
struction, Justice Siddons says, that
the boy has such an interest as would
entitle him to contest a WILL which. if
admitted, would cause him a very
heavy loss. if the earlier will is in
fact the last viii and testament of the
testatrix.
The court announced that he would
sign an order appointing Herbert Il
'Griffin of Boston guardian ad Item
for the boy for the purpose of filing a
caNeat against the will of Mrs. RlX-
ford bearing date August 16. 1912
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
New Jersey Suffrage Vote Next Fall.

TRENTON. y. j., May 4.-The legis-
lature met in special session yesterday
afternoon. The senate unanimously
passed bill fixing October 10 for the
special election to submit woman suf-
frage and two other proposed amend
mentS to the voters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Swells Navy Conscience Fund.

The Navy Department Conscience
fund has just received its first con-
irritation in many months in the form
of SIN one-dollar bills from a former
Neonan. now living in California The
contributor. whose name is withheld
explains that he appropriated govern
ment stationary and blank books while
in Uncle Sans employ. He writes that
he has Just experienced religion at a
revival meeting. and adds. II must
make right before | can go on in the
Christian life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

man. said to be W. c. Martin. was
killed Sunday when he fell from
Grove. Nd. 1t is thought he was seized
by heart attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

of Trade. later re-entering the news
paper business as a Washington cor
respondent. Since 1900 he had lived III
New York. from where he sent letters
on financial matters to The star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

Gallinger Hospital. at 18th and Jpshur
streets northwest. The extension was
recommended by Capt. d. W. A. Ander-
son. assistant engineer commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
NEED OF DONATIONS
TO THE EXPENSE FUND
Committee in Charge of Collecting
Facts for Fiscal Inquiry
Makes Statement.
Date Fixed for Filing of Final Re-
ports of Subcommittees-Bu
ness Meeting Held.

The necessity for additional contrihn-
tons TO the fund for meeting the eN-
penSeS attendant upon the compilation
and arrangement OF complete sta
tistlcal statement of relations between
the federal government and the Dis
trict of Columbia. for presentation 10
the joint select committee of Congress.
was emphasized at the meeting last
night of the executive committee OF
the JOINT citizens committee AT the Of
flee Of Henry +. Macfarland
large number Of small subscriptions Is
desired. as II is the wish OF III" COM
m1ttee that the defense fund shall
include I'll. contributions Of - many
individuals ~ possible, Additional pre-
liminarl reports Of Suhcnmm!tte"*
also We're presented ~ Last mish 5
meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

Of MIR. and Mrs John T. Dutterer. near
Md, committed suicide by
hanging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
DIED.

ASPINWALL. In BERKELEY. cal. "n May J. l"l',
BESSIE REED. widow Of R"' John A. Asplh
wall D. D. former rector Of st Thomas
Church. this city.
BROWN Suddenly on Saturday. May l. 1919.
JOSEPHINE. widow Of Arthur Brown "i
Fairfield, Conn.
Funeral from her late Residence. 1876 Kcns"n
street washington T. e. on Tuesday May
a. 10 am. ,N"w York and Bridgeport
Conn. papers please copy
BROWN ON Monday, May s. 1913, at i.-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
BORN

WALKER. en- TUESDAY. May 1. 1873. AT Prov
,lrItc, lIo-pitau 4, Mr. and Mrs. e. J.
Walker dausatcr, MARY ELlNok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Prompt Contributions Desired.

Both the executive committee and the
finance committee are DESTROYS that the
fund shall he completed promptly. and.
therefore, they request that men and
women, whether members of any OF
the civic organizations represented IN
the JOINT citizens committee or not.
will al once forward their checks either
to Chairman NacfarltRd to L. 7.
Moran. treasurer JOINT citizens COM
mittee, care OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. Many have already done 50,
but the request of the committee was
for small amounts, that the SUI
scription might be one of many sub
scribers Therefore. the total already
received must be largely increased to
meet all the necessary expenses of sta
tiStical and other expert assistance and
Office expenses. Now that the work i
under full Roadway these expenses are
heavy and delay in Sending in the
contributions will mean costly delay in
the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
Fixes Date for Final Reports.

May l., MAS named by the JOINT citi-
zens' committee as the date when the
final reports Of the subcommittee
should be in the hands of the executive
committee in order that the executive
committee might begin in ample time
the preparation of the brief to be filed
with the Joint select committee OF
Congress by August /, the date named
by the Joint select committee Of CON
gress. All the subcommittee are
working to that end.
The District tommisSi onerS. in ac-
cordance with their promise to the JOINT
citizens committee. have expedited as
much poSSib bic the preparation and
transmission OF the facts asked from
the District records by the joint citi-
Zens' committee. The subcommittee
which are at work are those on as
sessment and taxation. John Joy Ed
son. cha irman; on financial facts. Capt
James r. oyster. chairman: on hlStorl-
cal facts, Chaplin Brown. chairman, and
on statistical facts. +. {. Graham,
chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04
In Memoriam.

BRI fkiIAl SIR In sad remembrance, of nv
mother. THERESA RRit'kiIAt SER who
died one year y" lodas. MAY / lali
| often ~iI and think OF thee
When all alone.
For memory j. he olllH friend
That grief rai, ,.nll it, own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

bRtN ,'r SUNDAY, Nav : 1919. RICH
Aii' T.. 81, beloved husband Of the late
MaTt ta and father II Richard I. jr-,
AIrleS u and the late Mabel T. Drew
Funeral N'1inr>dlA MAY :. pm. from
w issS undertaking pIrl"r> 29th and VI
c"tfs. ihonre TO Nineteenth street baptist
'Elrch -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

THOMAS Suddenly. sunday. MAY : lat5
a. -" I'm, REl;i. - THOMAS tne.
l+1h-h"rnc'. beloved Hii" ur Lew Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-04

Funeral Wednesday AZ 10 M. from St Mays
haI"l. 2ird and II streets northwest. Rrla-
tiv"S and friends inyitrd 10 attend Inter
Harmony cemetery -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
HOULSEHOIzD.)1.ssN'
HTNTD ~

cup vinegar. sugar 20 make it thick
about two teaspoons. add some wa
ter. stir until cooked or in double
boiler. Beat and stir. cream may be
used instead OF water. beaten In alter
% is cooked.
Delicious Salad-Seeded raisins cut
in pieces. broken nut meats and a
small part Of celery in thin bits.
Cottage Cheese Salad-One cup cot
taEe cheese. one-fourth cup chopped
nuts. one slice chopped pimento. Mix
all together. make in balls size OF
English walnuts Roll in chopped
parsley. Lay on plates lined with let
tucc leaves. placing cheese balls in
center. Garnish FIRST with yoiks of
hard-holled eggs and the edges with
the whites. Put teaspoon mayonnaise
dressing here and there on salad.
Lastly add a few chopped nuts sprink-
led over all. and any kind OF fruit. II
desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

clearly - N. closing number. ~Riso-
lefto Paraphrase By List. which vas
rendered w!th a crystal ike ciearness
% technique Indicative % most care
fui study
afisa TFuedson. voice. wAs AZ her
beet % the opening number. Aria Vo!
Che sapefr- fFirarel By Mozart Her
torres scrc very clear. and her enun-
rlafiou excellent. which vas especially
true IN che group % German songs.
Her expression vas very good. and
her tones round and full sand Man
rheu~ b. Brahms Won special favor,
a. did willamette b. Del Acqua-
1fsn Cecilia Kraft. reader. rendered
o. very Interesting program The most
pleasing number vas the Abandoned
EIap@mcut" by Gardiner. This selee-
zion uas fun % dialect. and brought
out the vide range % the reader in the
portrayal % the male and female
characters. The Great Guest Comes.
BE- MarahnwaE. given with great
deal of feeling and pathos. was Of
dramatic nature.
The next 81 the graduating recitals
viii b. given wednesday evening %
rrEf week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
SOCIAL EVENTS

cards % a4zsssi0a before FrsGzy may
Sc thea frosa Professor J. Victor
gsrE1zlss- the director. Friday after
coca
= Prsl-Gr &C. o Cat H.izoT lRzz-
U~sI.
PsFt5-zIe ware Mozart.
Dsilz4e. q mls1T tCh1pluI.
uaitz up 81 lChop.nf.
EsFessss tCroplnf.
seaerz1. q sharp rafsoT fCh6riEI.
Tuo Norwegian Mountain ilyis. .al
To ta@ HisirE sgu.- lbl -1fi4aiFtt-
fraFlgsF~sH
False caprice tGri@EI
naEsrnarseh. op. e iCri~EI
Rhapsody. G. uir0g IuohraryiI.
Fagiii1gs fuosertsaiI.
CoaeeFt ArabssgusE. by tsr Beau
flf4i Blue uaHgbe- Istragss-sehIiz-
EvrieFf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

THURS HorsEHoL uHtNTS-
SALADS.
uaHtr.lrH salad Take some crisp.
frrFl IarIeiI1H greens ana water
eseFr. wash carefully. cut up fnc and
sHE ur Gee. Break one egg tn small
granite vessel aud beat Take small
laIf cap vinegar. pinch salt and table
EF1aH prepared mustard Heat vine
sag. sale aud mustard 90 boiling point
and pour over beaten egg. stirring all
Che time Co keep esq from curdl!nE
Sec ua Zee until cold. then pour over
ras ereFl. serve with hard-boilcd
ssEr
Lima Bean Sa'1l-To one can green
lima beans add three tablespoons olive
Oh. O. little onion Juice. half teaspoon
SALT tao tablespoons vinegar or lem
ON Juice. tao tablespoons cucumber
pickles chopped fncs mix thoroughly:
serve on lettuce OF watcrcress-
Banana salaL-Cgt bananas IN four
pieces ieusthwiss and crossVise.
place on bread and butter plate with
lettuce or crcEs. on top % banana
apply a cream dressing made thick
enough 90 % viii not run. over this
dressing scatter English wainuts
chopped. and over all crate as much
cheese az sou would like Do not use
mustard with this. Make a dressing
iu lineup one egg. one teaspoon
butter. half teaspoon salt. one-fourth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
BREAD RECIPES.

Bread Which Is Hard TO Beat-Start
( in the morning. Scald one pint milk,
add three tablespoons graduated SUI
gar Tor four tablespoons brown sugar. /:
four teaspoons salt. one large table
spoon theapinEl lard. Cool with one
pint cold water. add two cakes yeast
that have been soaked in one-half cup
war water. Grub teaspoon sugar in
TO yeast. II II does not work the yeast
- no good Put eight or nine cups
four in pan. make large hole in cen
ter. stir UP liquid thoroughly. pour in.
stir -four in from the sides until stiff
enough 20 knead. Use more -four IL
necessary TO make very stiff. Take
from pan and knead fifteen minutes or
more (the longer IL is worked the
whittier IL Isl Place back in pan or
bowl. grease top so no crust can form.
let rise 90 double its bulk in a warm
place. Mold into loaves. using lard
on hands instead OF -four. Let rise 10
double It's bulk. Bake from So TO IS
minutes in moderately heated oven.
This makes FIVE medium loaves and is
very good.
Hiekorynut Bread-Mix well one
egg. one cup sugar. one cup sweet
milk, one cup broken nut meats OF any
kind. i-2 cups -four sifted with two
heaping teaspoons baking powder and
half teaspoon salt. Add little extra
-four 20 shape into loaf. Put in we'll
buttered pans. lie; stand half an hour
in warm place. Bake rather slowly.
Graham Bread tthe best everl-Mix .
two cups graham and one cup white I
-four together; add one cup brown ]
sugar white is not so good. Stir ]
two level teaspoons soda into a very
little hot water. then add II 10 two !
cups sour or buttermilk: add a tea
spoon salt. mix all together Will 1
make two nice loaves OF bread Have /
Ere turned way down and bake 40 or 4
so minutes. I. troubled with oven i
baking too fast on the bottom. set a
bread tin in bottom o; oven with cold /
water II IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
- - ID ~.

.fss HrIra bale az her bone -t'
FaartE arralr rst-rfatHrt ts~ Beau
NGsf stab tasf rrrrfur che vuluE 200
slra ee.artrE a pleasant time tiisf
GeFtrltls ti1ErrsFrir. f5r club trrrf-
ssFT vas sssFrf. b1t beg place aaa
e..e1 o. tf.ss Ersei LGr1ssraH Nls-
Seal EG@b~Fs we're EirrE tr M.ss 'il'-
1rrt Eral-beFt end tf.ss s-rs L4rt-
Berg asf delicious retfrEE~Frfs aFFr
served. The cine of rrEs.sr @~rf.HF
vas changed 90 esaHtr rrr at fEr
rresaers. tfiss srrrVlrFr UaF.s1H. fn
faa- psrs ia ere btsE seaTat class PLAY
Gel uF.1T. THr erst HFFrsas Ht che
etss vEsl t= bella is 500 seeks st che
t1Hr OF siss EfFei taHEsfr1=. go
EsrrcFs srrF=F UaFsre Of FHr Frrr.rE
arre .f.sses wa-Fres tt4FFar art
tasFs Eessts.a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
MRS. LACHNER HOSTESS DEFART.
MlNT

The meeting o. th~ nusir depart
mers ~ the H1rE Island W1maE's
eiab Postponed fFGu last Friday atI-
erE1oa viii BE- held f7morrou after
uGon a. ths home % HfrE "a 3 L.ach-
Ger. t.I1 slSfh avenue Members are
urged % attead az there iE some bust
rrss Co.. cone before the department
TIE program that vas Co have been
EiVF1 last week will De- pFrserfrl Coz
m1rrTs e. follows
Plsrr ul~t. -rr1t fr Csvaiirria-
|HaberFfrsrT = .f.Es GLADYS Mona
mara era Sire 81 p swrerFv.
Vocal ~rialrts.f Berrzth Thy Wil-
dow fEarEHar.6~I -= -tiEs .iarfta
Fosa.
ptar1 Romano" .EIh~rFfriuf O.
-1Iszurka Er EaIrrr I-ErEafe1Esi.rI
ff5ss FIerrrer Era1ffiHE
raErF. -t..sF et E-t~HsfF.r sire.
ST.. o. sufrarH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
PrPus ~ RECTAL PLEASE.

A most sgcesssf1i recital was given
az AGEussaHa college chapel last eve
ainE - Miss Wava Lin4strota. piano
Miss Hiiraa Tuetsou. voice. and Miss
Cscslia Kraft. eioeutioa- This 10 the
sftE % ths < aduafiaE rscitais. and
vas aE1skss proof % ths excriieace
% che AExsstaaa conservatory and ths
class % 1915.
Miss LsaGstrums p5sao. acquitted
herself mos; satisfactory. greatly 20
tss pleasure % ths aadi~acs and fac
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