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Evening journal., 1915-10-22

ferrous socialistic plunge into Govern
ment owned steamship lines; the
proposition TO hand over to Colom-
bla s2O.OOO,OO0 with our humble apol-
ogies; the plan to turn loose the Fill
pinos with the direful prospect of
having all our work for them to be
done over again: that Congress will
plunge into the fathomless depths of
debate inevitable to any one of these
questions is inconceiyable.
Mere partisan political strategy
alone, should be a sufficient bar TO
entrance on a path leading so all but
inevitably to disaster In all hui
man probability the Presidential
candidate Of the Democratic party
is already selected The record on
which that party will go to the
country will be largely written IN
the performances Of this winters ses-
sion of Congress.
A poor time for mysterious so.
cialistic schemes a poor time for ex-
'periments in sociology a poor timo
for anything save hard work and
hard common sense.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

German parole given to the United States Gov
ernment seems to have about as much value as the
German scrap Of paper" given to Belgium Il is not
surprising that since the escape OF Lieutenant KOCH
Dr. Kroneck and other Germans from the inerned COM
merce raiders in the Norfolk navy yard strict
guard Is being maintained the other and that
the Federal Government contempates sending note
to Germany asking that Koch and Kroneck be re-
turned to the United il they succeed in reaching
German soil.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
BOAT LAMP EXPLODEs.

A lamp on top of the pilot house
of the power boat Geisha exploded as
the boat lay at its wharf at the foot
of Orange street last evening. Cap
tain John L. Graham and his crew
extinguished the burning oil before
serious damage was done. The heat
from the light had melted the solder
permitting the oil to escape, which
ignited and caused the blaze that
could be seen for a long way up and
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
ANOTHER CITY LAD IN HAITI.

With the United States marine
corps force disarming the hostile Ca
cos in the region Of Petitriviere Del
artibonite, Haiti, is Luther IL. La
Barre. OF this city Luther is the
son of Mrs. Ruth LaBarre No. 1908
King street
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

down the river The boat took her
$3.50 o'clock trip to Fenton Beach after
the fire
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
MkRKEr sTREET ANp pENNsYLYANtA AYrNrr.

nAhhEI STREET AND PENNSiLNANIA AVENUE.
MARkET STREET is Wilmingon's chief business
rA thoroughware. Everyone should be Interested
acutely in the announcement that informal agreement
has been reached by City Council sitting in committee
Of the whole that that thoroughfare win be paved from
the Christiana river Tweny-third street the work
to begin early year The roadbed is In such poor
condition that it is public Inconvenience and an
undesirable advertisement for city in the minds
of all persons from outside who travel over IT,
As the Market street matter has practically been dis
posed Of we think the claims OF Pennsylvania avenue
Tor repaying should be recognized by our officials and
mat IT, too should figure in the early improvement
plans 1t is one Of the chief highways leading TO and
rom our city and, in the course year. is trayersed
~ nous~nos oi automobiles and other vehicles Its
present condition constitutes the hest argpmon, s
carry and affirmative action in its behalf by those who
nave u'rect charge Of street Improvement projects
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

There no longer is any ouestion ,hs, ,,.o...
Ouadruple Entente Powers guessing One re0r, ''s s
c.e~' Srain has agreed cede tho large island -
sprus 70 her she viii intervene and ioin in the %
"ei OF serbia Another is that the Entente pa,.as.
na's decided to send to the Greek Goyernmep, an =,
s"A'um insisting that Greece define her position With
's ens or take the consequences Such an
Sro-German King and German Queen ON tho -
SIDE and pro-ally popuace the other side v,ewaS
from almost any point. the Balkan situation is aD
ceedngly muddled one, in which great and coDo,ca.
political and diplomatic influences are struggling des
perately for supremacy
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

Our fall showing of tailored Suits for Women
unusually wide of models running from the extremes of
IashlOns latest fancies to the more conservative.
No former year found thoroughly ready or
spenddy equipped with stylish and servceabe Ouergarments
having all the necessary requirements satisfy individual be-
cQmingness.
Our liberal charge system a wonderful help to the woman
who desrOus of being well dressed without making large
cash outlay she select the coat suit that she likes and
have the satisfaction Of wearing it while paying little each
week month";
Priced at
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

The Association OF
American Advortis
ers is composed Of
an the great adver.
iisers Of this coun
try. The Ass0ria-
tlon endorses only
such papers as sub
mit 10 It's examina
ti0n 40 any moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
certificate. No. 4i5f,
has been issued to
this paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
mass KLEIN TO BE OCTOBER
BRIDE.

An October wedding that viii inter
est trl-city friends is that Of Aiiss Lii
Ian Klein, daughter Of NJ and Mrs I
Klein OF Rock Island street. Davenport.
who has selected Tuesday Oct o, as
the day for her marriage 10 Herbert /.
WallerHtein Of Padaeah. r.. The cere-
money will take place at the Outing
club and viii be a family affair. Rabbi
~. II. FIneshriber o. Memphis Tenn.
formerly Of Davenport. who IS cousin
Of the groom, viii read The marriage
service. A number Of prenuptial par
ties will be given during the coming
month for the bride 10 5a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
FOSTER.

John Bowser arrived from Kenewick.
Wash, Saturday, accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Harry yibber, who he
had visited the past two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Workman and
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bowser visited at
the John Bowser home Sunday.
John Workman Of Millersburg Wis
tied home folks Sunday.
The social held at the church sat
urday evening was quite a success,
over $50 being taken in at the various
booths
The Misses Coda and Isabelle Nc
Mall and brother Otis OF near New
Mostau. spent from Thursday till Mon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

Miss Ruth Sanqujst returned 10 her
home III New Windsor Tuesday after
visiting here with Miss Vera LuCrell
hrs. J. A. Stewart went to Gales
burg Tuesday to visit friends.
John McRoberts arrived home sun
day from few weeks visit in Colo
RADIO Springs and other parts Of Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n West left the last
of the week for an extended trip TO
The western coast They viii visit the
exposition at San Francisco and san
Diego
Miss Mae Dixon returned home
Tuesday after visiting friends in JOY.
Friends here have received invita-
lions to the wedding of Miss Mona
spahr and William James DOuabue,
which will occur at the home of the
bride in Mt. Pleasant Iowa, on We'd
nesday. Sept. 1. Miss Spain was for
merly q teacher in our public schools
and has many friends in this city
Miss Pearl LaTrance, who has been
taking treatment i'm the Tri-City sani-
tarium in Moline, arrived home Mon
day.
Mrs. May Horne and son. Earl of
Mt Ayr, Iowa. came Saturday TO visit
Mrs, Horne's sister, Mrs. o. ?. vii
Its
Mrs. Frank Lemon Of JOY came
Tuesday to visit her parents. MIR. and
Mrs Eric Eawkinsou-
Miss Katherine Blavnev left Tues
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
CHURCHES

Central PreShy te~ian The ulEd-v eek
meeting Wednesday evening viii be
for men only The hour al the meet
ing will he 2 O'Clock
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
soeiable and entertainment at the
church Thursday evening, Sept ? Ice
cream and cake will he served and an
excellent program Will be rendered,
The monthly Christian EudeaYor
business and social meeting win be
held Friday evening Everybody is
expected to come dressed as boys and
girls There viii ne a penalty for
anyone coming in regular attire. and
a good time is assured.
Next Sunday evening the Christian
Endeavor society will have charge Of
the regular service. \ program Of
unusual interest has been prepared
and a special feature of the evening
viii be q missionary pageant entitled
Sunlight or CaudIelgh-2"
First Swedish Lutheran The Mems
society will meet tomorrow evening
in the home OF Alfred Pealstrom, SAT
First street. The Sunday school teach
ers have been invited u attend this
meeting
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society will meet in the chapel with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
s0CTAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Christian Mothers society Of
81. Marys Catholic church Will con
duct an ice cream socjable at Colum-
bus hall tomorrow evening, TO which
It invites the pubIic.
Trinity BOYS club viii hold its sec
ond annual ice cream sociable tonight
al Trinity parish house.
The Ladies' Sewing society Of AIKEN
street chapel will entertain al coffee
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 al the
chapel. In connection there viii be
an aluminium demonstration by Mr.
Herman and the ladies viii serve the
lunch. They invite their friends 10 at
tend
The September meeting Of the Aug
ustana Endowment Fund society VIII
he held Wednesday afternoon IN the
home Of Mrs. c f. Johnson, 931 FIT
teenth street. Mrs. Eels Swanson will
he the assisting hostess.
The Stitch and Chatter club VIII
start its new series Of embroidery and
birthday meetings at the home Of Mrs.
william Stewart, 1894 Eleventh street,
A, Moline, Thursday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

Mrs. p Andersen and Mrs. Cecilia
Osterman as the hostessea-
Thursday evening the Young Peo-
pies society will meet in regular SEES
sion in the chapel and au Young pee
pie are invited
Spencer Memorial Methodist - The
stewards Will meet at :. SO tonight at
the parsonage.
The Ladies Ala society will meet
with Mrs Andrew Olson. Forty-flth
street and Eighth avenue. Thursday
afternoon
German Evangelical The Ladies'
Aid society will meet for its monthly
business session Thursday afternoon
in the church basement.
Zion Lutheran-Tb Young Peoples
society meets this evening in the home
Of Miss Amy Anderson, 3Llg Tenth
avenue
The Ladies circle meets with Mrs.
Swan Swanson, 1913 Forty-second
street. this evening at 3 o'clock.
Friday evening from s to 10 O'Clock
the Sunbeam society will hold q so
ciahle in the chapel.
The Rock Island district Luther
league will convene at Cambridge
SATURDAY, Sept 4. and continue through
Monday
Grace Latheran-The Ladies Aid
society will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs Willow White, 27I6 Twelfth
avenue, Moline
The board Of trustees meets Thurs
day evening with X. r. Anderson. 9I7
Nineteenth street
United Presbyterian ~ Mid-week
PRAYER services will he held Wednes-
day evening in the church.
The Junior association will meet
Wednesday afternoon al $50 al the
church
Regular preaching services will be
resumed at the church next SUNDAY
Broadway Presbyterian-Wednesda
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
IIEAL)'T ono
liz O1E
keE,DlINS
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MRS EIE2AgETL TL9%P54N
mrs ELGzABLrH Tle@P5af

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am writing
10 ask your advice concerning ny 10
year-eld daughter She has lately
been associating with group OF
younE people that my husband does not
like. Since going with them she has
been keeping late hours and when l
tell her she should not act that way
she just laughs. have tried coaxing
and reasoning and have even tried 10
bribe her, but It does no good She
said she would not 60 back to school
in the fall and was old enough TO be
her own boss" I do not know what
10 do NY husband wishes TO manage
her. but she has never been punished,
and I dislike TO have him take her In
hand, as I disapprove Of corporal pun
tshment. Please advise me
THANK You.
Let your husband take her in hand
Something ought to be done at once.
II kindness viii not move her. per
haps punishment will When you de-
prive her of her present form OF
amusement substitute another. Give
little parties for her, invite young
people in for the evening, take her to
the theater and picture show occasion
ally. and have evenings just for the
family when one Of you reads a good
short story or an interesting novel 1t
is also essential that she have her
work to do. Give her tasks about the
house. such as busting and making
beds; have her do her own mending
and get her Interested in sewing
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I'D 7 am
very light and therefore the boys call
me Curly Locks" etc which is very
embarrassing. What can I do to make
my complexion darker
~ What is the birthstone for June2
f3J One Of my sisters wants to
know what will make her eyelaehes
long and thick without fnjuring the
lashss now or in the future2
TOMMY.
~ Go in for athletics. The sun and
wind will darken your skin. Take the
nicknames gamelv and after awhile
you won't mind them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

~ a pearl.
81 Clip the ends very carefully ana
use red vaseltne, five grams bori.
acid. 10 centigrams Make into
smooth paste and rub lightly over tas
lashes at the roots.
Dear Mrs. Thompson we are tro
girls. one IS and the other II years Of
age. w have no mother and therefore
come TO you for advice. in the dar
time we work in our fathers store. bur
ia the evening we are so lonesome wa
don't know what TO do Most Of our
girl friends have sweethearts and none
seem able to help as out We would
like to gain the friendship of some
good boys. but do not like to iniura
our regulations by flirting What
would You advise us to do2
LONELY
Be happy in the things you have
ta be thankful for now, and later
more happiness win come 10 you Hap.
piness is within yourselves and
thing which boys cannot bring you
There is nothing you ran do but wait
for boys 10 show an interest i'm YOU
Don't get discouraged You are very
young yet.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: fI1 Two years
ago I went with fellow and 7 didn't
like him Since I stopped going with
him / have met him several times and
would like TO renew my friendship
again. We always speak whenever We
meet and he always smiles al me-
Please tell me WHIT can do no v3r
him back. DO Eou think 1t would ht
improper to ask him TO call and sec
me-
GJ If he stopped going with vor
don't ask him 10 call but IF you stop
ped gcing with him it, viii be all right
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
CARBON CLIFF.

Mrs. William Npshif Df hes Mines
is listing at the home of her sfs+ar-ir-
law. Mrs Steve ADAMS and other reIa-
lras here.
MIR. and Mrs T. b hatchery. .Tr Of
Rock island snerr Sundsv AZ the
home of the formers parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. b. Laugbery.
Mrs. Lewis SickIer and sister. Miss
Uorc1hea Westz. visited Friday at the
home of their sister. Mrs Fred Mason
at Rock Island.
James Thompson has purchased
ellie car.
Mrs. George Frary is quite i'll Of IT,
phoid fever at her home on Second
street.
Otto Welrz visited Friday with his
sister. Mrs. I'd. Johnson at Geneseo.
Mrs Carl Lawrence was Moline
business caller Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs Elwood Little enter
tanned Sunday Mr. and Mrs j. d. Lit
tie and the Misses Alice Haufes and
Jessie Settles of CoaIt0wu.
Mrs. Hannah Magerkurth and daugh-
yer-ln-laE, Mrs. John Magerkurth and
baby OF Henry county. were business
callers here Monday.
Mrs Chester Kennedy and Mrs. Ed
ward Kendall were Moline visitors.
Mrs Julia Anderson and niece Miss
Ivy Berg of Moline. were entertained
the past week attbe homes Of Mrs.
James Thompson. Mrs. Harry Fry
meyer, Miss Alice Fahlstr0m and Miss
Blanche Swank.
Leroy and Mr.. aud Mrs Bert Greim
OF South Moline, motored over for q
visit Sunday at the home of Mrs Bert
Greim's sister, Mrs. Anil Below
Mrs. John Benson and little daugh-
ter Gertrude came from Columbus
junction TO attend the wedding of her
sister, Miss Cornelia Dopler to August
#aeqaert,
Mrs John Wildermuth went TO Rock
+ island Monday to assist the ladies Of
the German Lutheran church in serv-
ing dinner for a large number Of
ministers who were attending the con
Fenuon Of Rock Island.
Mr. and AIrs A. Louder and two sons.
( Dudley and CLYDE Of East Moline,
spent a few days at the home Of the
latter sister, Mrs. Alfred Wendell
/ On Thursday pleasant afternoon
+ was spent by the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. T. church when Mrs. Harry
T Frymeier was hostess at the Henne-
gan hall. There was a large attend
anee and the time was spent in sew
ing. A social time followed when the
ladies were served a dainty luncheon.
Mrs John FahIrstr0m and daughter
Mrs. Charles Fshlrstron aud afiss
Alice Fahlstrom. were tri-citv visitors
/ Wednesday.
Mrs. Neil Hennegan and family of
Moline spent several days at the home
i0f the mother Mrs. B. A. Hennegan.
Henry Kelly was a Moline business
caller Saturday.
Mrs. G. +. Holland visifad sar.ra,
DAYS with her sister. Miss Carrie
. Lambert, AT Milan.
+ Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. 0rlander en-
tertaiDed Mr.. and Mrs William Rest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

New York. Aug. 30-Madame Fo-
kina, who is the premier in the Serge
de Diaghilew Ballet Russo. which
comes to America next year for q long
tour, is now on the shores of Lake
Geneva in Switzerland Here under
the direction Of the leader Serge de
Diaghilew the troupe Of over two hun
bred, which will be brought to Ameri-
ca under guarantee Of $500 600. is go
ing through the repertoire Of the
twelve ballots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

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VIZ

morning at $50 an ali day work meet
ing Of Ruths band will be held at the
home Of Mrs. c. A Schoessel. 1880
Twentieth street Members are ask
ed 10 bring their lunch and all ladies
are invited.
PRAYER services will be held We'd
nesday erening at 100 Topic, Our
esponsibility to the Rising Genera
ton a meeting for the teachers and
officers OF the Sunday school VIII be
held in connection with the prayer
service.
Thursday afternoon at 8 the Junior
association viii meet at the church.
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock the
Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs T. T. Montgomery, 1922 Twenty
first street This is the first meeting
following the summer vacation per-
iod and members are asked to attend.
South Park -Wednes-
day afternoon at AS the Junior asso-
citation will meet at the church for
the monthly mission session. Miss
Fannie Cleland will give a talk Pray
er services will he held at 7:3o and
the teachers training class Will be at
SIS.
Thursday evening the choir will
meet for rehearsal at the church.
Friday evening the Laura Marquis
circle viii meet with Miss Vivian
Schroeder on the Tsirtieth street
road
First Baptist Prayer services viii
be held Wednesday evening.
The monthly meeting Of the We
mans Missionary society will De held
Friday afternoon at $50 at the home
Of Mrs. Harry Cox at Sears. Mem
bers attending are asked TO take the
las Watch Tower car
Memorial Christian - The business
and social meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor society which vas 70 have
been held tomorrow evening has been
postponed one week when the girls
viii entertain the boys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
Straight Hair Mode
Curly While You Sleep

By an entirely new and harmless meth
o6, the Stra5gntest kSir can Row BE- made
beautifully curly while YOU sleep Not
that the sleeping has anything 70 do with
it. except tn prevent loss of any az your
sreclous time while the process is a. work
Yea Simply apply a little giG1ld stlEnerine
70 the hairs using a clean tooth brush for
THE purpose This tt seems has rEe prop
arty az causing The hair 10 dry WITH +
delightful vavy Effect, as SAFE be quite
apparent IN tbs morning
The effect lasts considerably longer Tran
where a het fr0a Is used. 1ad the cs1rlt-
nAsS APPEARS Ear mare natural II youH
set a few ounces q the liquid siEmerl1s
frxs4- year druggist veg VIII have enough
10 keen the hair ia curl Ser many weeks.
TsfS b. tire way. IS excellent also
dressing for the hair. keeping X bright
xTsaSy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

Rabbi and Mrs A L. Welnstein were
guests Of honor al reception in
Temple Emanuel social rooms, DaTen-
port, as 3 farewell for them before
they leave for Fort Wayne. Ind
where Rabbi We!usteiu has accepted
call There were between 90 and 70
membe Of the congregation as guests
OF the evening Mr. and Mrs Vein
stein we're presented with a chest o.
silver as farewell remembrance,
Isaac Petersberger making she pre-
sentation. The rooms mad been dec
Grated with an kinds N garden flow
ers BY the ladies and Hight refresh
ments we're served during the evening
hour Mr.. and Mrs Weinstein tomor-
row will leave for Fort Wayne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

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Lla1li9 "L1lnetf went 10 L>oe@ Asia-'@
Iuesoay % spend Eae GAY
Misses Ida and Tarda Nvberg went
to Burgess Tuesday to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Ben Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). ". EIcRobe-ss arrIv-
cd home Wednesday from an extended
visit il. Colorado springs. Colo. with
Mrs. ElcRoberts. brother. Frank Exams.
Lorimer. Blake. who has been visit
ing his grandparents MI. and Mrs W.
A. Loriuer returned the last of the
week 10 his home in Chicago.
Mrs crv Parrerfo~d af naa- New
Rosfo7 came Tuesday t,3 visit relatives
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Mrs F. 7r rarfco went to Burgess
Tuesday se visit with friends
Mr. and MRS. s. G. Lathrop left the
last rf -na week fol. Chicago. where
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

Miss Nina lamp daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Herman Hamp. Thirfy-njHth
street. and Adolph Levin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Levin nf Tnirty-ghird
street and Eighteenth avenue. We're
united in marriage at 3-45 ertay
afternoon at the-parsonage of tine First
Christian church in Moline, Rer. James
A. Barnett performing the ceremony.
The young folks we're attended by Miss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
RANoTET FnR srATE nEEIcERs.

Helen Could auxiliary to ;he United
Spanish War Veterans w8ll entertain
at a banquet al the Colonial hotel this
evening 70 honor three Of she mem
bers who were elected department Of
ficers at the meeting held here i'm the
spring Mrs Olivia g. Reid of Mo-
line department president Mrs. Eu-
Fenia L Franks. department. secretary,
and Mrs. Emma 3IeHenFy SheesIey de-
partment treasurer of Rc1A Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

agronomy and chemistry. University
Of Illinois.
5530-Lawreuce Y. Sherman. L. 5.
senator from Illinois.