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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-23
Two Monitors Sent Down in
TigriS and Three Vessels
Destroyed at The
DardaneIIeS.
GREEK SITUATION is
STILL HANGING FIRE
Central Powers Armies Said
to be Moving Into Alban-
ia to Attack the ltal-
ian Forces.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec %. 49,
The sinking OF two British monitors
I'm the Tigris and three other enemy
ships at the Dardauelles was official
Is reported today by the Turkish
war Office in the following statement:
"Irak front-In Mesopotamia. near
Eut- EI-Amara our artillery sank
two monitors ON the entire north
ern front we have approached near
er 20 the enemys positions.
"Dardanelles front - our Auato-
liam batteries, successfully bonn
barded Morto Liman and the land
ing stage at Tekke Burnu, sinking
two boats and an ammunition ship.
AT She camps abandoned by the
British we found enough provisions
TO last a whole army corps for n
long while"
LONDON. Dec. 23-Although no
official confirmation has been re-
ceived of the reports that the long
expected Turco-German drive into
Egypt has begun. the censorship on
sables from Cairo and Alexandria
has been greatly frightened within
the past three days.
Unofficial advices have been re-
ceived in London from a number Of
different sources within the past "a
hours giving accounts Of the open
ing OF the Egyptian campaign. 1t is
n marked circumstance. however,
that both Constantinople and Berlin
have remained silent upon the sub
ject
Judging from recent developments
there is every reason TO believe the
Turks and Germans have launched
their attack and that fighting on the
Sinai peninsula is a matter Of only
a short time.
The Greek political situation is
still hanging fire with the govern
ment evidently awaiting further
events i'm the Balkans before taking
a decisive step. In the meantime the
Bulgarians and Germans continue to
swarm along the Greek frontier and
il is now reported that an Austro-
Hungarian force is moving TO invade
Albania and engage the Italians who
had landed there.
Reports that Russian troops have
invaded Bulgaria at Varna have
come 10 naught.
The reports circulated on Tuesday
that Narna had been bombarded by
a Russian fleet and landing effect
ed there are probably explained by
the following telegram from Petro~
grad today:
Ion Tuesday two small Russian
torpedo boats chased a Bulgarian
destroyer into the harbor of Varna.
Coast batteries opened fire upon the
Russian ships. but they escaped UNI
damaged. Afterward the Russian
ships came upon two Turkish sailing
ships and sank them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-23
The WEATHER.

INDIANA-Fair tonight and Fri
day. colder tonight.
LOWER MICHIGAN.-P Probably
colder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

Nfacoa Ga. April --Aavoaa who
uafeles che E1stoa Braves 81 practice
here ear easily understand abs they
arr 81 great machine and uhF She uise
.orrs age saF.EE that any club chat
beats ogs gre uratts thiE year aui
aat- t4 sa8u ~ per cent more ability
end rsat taau ans club sgoerd in t1r
Nat.1rai tesFg~ fssE year
60 begin uitt ttrF~ ls Stail.1Es-n
man ot trr and action "a leader ahu
Inspire and drives. and uhD ulrf a
u1afrrfai fund % cgersy hiu-g-lT im-
paris tals energy fo bic men. And
vifh ssau.nse directing affairs and
dris.nF 'sr club from fhr bench. out
on fF~ Geld there Ga Johnny Evrrs and
walter ttaraHvrir tso i.ttie men vho
have more rurFsg than any other Two
nee ig fsr game
Etrrs is q Lieutenant after sfaiiirrs'
OAR heart TIE Braves arc 400 husf-
iTre. but even or fh~ rrst 90 yl~ cast
uas made gp 20 dImnirs. stau.uea.
tvrra AMI tiarauriiir aouid 5on have
these dummi~s azEtiuE. t1stlins. DASH
.uz arounf and piayiaz nsf class hall
For al taree men have trr rare ub.i-'
.ff '1 Inspire action.
NoaF 90 rf- brave uanfr O. loaf
'T 90 81; rrems- Bat 90 fh~y did once
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
FORBES The ONE
WHO TAUGHT HIM
n WILLARD WINS FROM JOHN
SON CLAIM is ALREADY
FILED TO THE CREDIT.

Chicago. H.. April Eff Jess Wi
lard. the Kansas fighter. succeeds ia
winning the heavyweight champion
ship from Jack Johnson in their a.
round decision contest in Havana
Cuba. on Monday. the white fighter viii
owe a lot of the credit TO Harry
Forbes. former bautamweight cham
pion OF the world
Three years ago last summer when
Tommy White. the former boxer. in-
vented the boxing mask. Willard APP
peared in exhibition with his sparrinE
partner. Charley Cutler. who also acted
as his manager. Although Cutler know
few things about the game. he was
unable TO teach the big fellow the
finer points.
Willard VINO always has been an am
bilious fighter. met Forbes and know.
ing of his istic ability took Harry into
his confidence. Harry showed Jess
how TO lead with his left hand, how TO
counter with the right. and how TO
use his strength and height
Since Forbes taught the big fellow
lost a battle. the only flaw in his rec
ord being a ten round 10 decision con
test with George Rodel, the Boer
fighter. in Milwaukee on Nov. Il. 1913.
on Dec 20 OF the same year he knock
cd out the Boer in New Haven in the
ninth round.
Willard never has overlooked an op-
portunity TO train at the former ban
tamweights gymnasium whenever he
has been in town. Jess has great ad-
miration and respect for Forbes. and
IL is certain that Harry will be given
a lot OF credit if Willard succeeds in
restoring the title 10 the white race
Don't think the only wauop vii
lard possesses is a right uppercut.
Forbes said yesterday. He has
straight drive which is dangerous and
he has a good left hand. but il lacks
the sting OF the other hand. Willard
can regulate these punches 70 the size
OF his opponent. and as Johnson viii
be almost his equal il will be only
natural for Willard 70 punch with his
natural effort. II Johnson is not in the
best of condition. Willard viii win.
Il have been asked several times
as to what I think of the result. but II
naturally like Willard, because II
.aught him. On the other hand I do |
lot underestimate Johnson. and it is /
he condition of the champion which /
Fill decide the issue in my judgment"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

would hr enough. 70 e. easier and
more pleasant 90 run out a hIt or keep
your eyes open and your head up than
o. is 90 have eiEht or nine masters %
satire and iuyeetive huzziuE into your
ears az che same time
Euf In addition 20 this part % the
club frs Braves have q hrst class ma
chine here az work iu Macon iu other
wayF Hank Gowdy has improved
wonderfully and looks % be- one 90 the
great catchers OF baseball Tie Oh not
only hitting better than ever and
throwing we'll but no is far more AK
Eressive than usual. and in this re
sp@ct A. u0w probably the most a--
rrssFiv~ catcher On the league. mean
inr b. geErcs ion the knark OF hust-
iius and hawiiur out is1th friend and
foe. And with GoWdy there T. not
urly Bert Whaling. but Staliings has a
ind 60 young BruEEy. who looks 10
have tho making of star. So the
Brave are VcIi fixed behind the bat
iu fl~ box there is the star trio 10
start with-lames. Rudolph and Ty-
ier. All three are Veii aiong In their
aork and are almost sure TO be able TO
start fh@ season in splendid shape. Ru-
doiph has been working back slowly
bat vtu soon be riEht and ready.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
ROSENFIELD Is ABSENT:
NO BASEBALL CONFERENCE

The baseball conference which was
asked by the Three-Eye league com
mittee and was to have been held at
the Rock Island club yesterday after
noon was postponed till today because
OF the fact that Capt. W. \ Rosenheld
was busy at the republican conven-
ton Davenport and Moline members
OF the committee came to the city to
feel out the sentiment here with ref
erence TO accepting a berth in the
circuit They went away promising
10 return this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
CHANGE The POLO MATCH
SCHEDULE At The EXPO

se~ Fra-r.scc. cal. April ne
eeusni lrs on esaszF % ere gnleersaf
aca1 te1reassset 81 ere Paaa-ss- fssciae
rVres.t.an. en- nroEress rrr~. decided
FFstertsv 90 fsarrarse ere scsedaf@
ef Eawrs FTve zsres q uees vii 49,
e.sref OF ses Ftpgslttrr STA the
Meatav saaes ~ san Mace sd Co
11rrrues gases az Hsriiazams
TIE rct7 mssches. rost pg-sS tlfs
wreb trcssse ~ fte sGEEv coa6ifsan
90 ttr frats. eir b. rrsuase 90 sat
arfav. rte rhGsasirsis Ccnssrv cias
f1ar wtu 9ses tss fi9Wtek tsssn %
f.ssas~rR Cal 90 SgnGsv shs san
fssse sat Cpcp~rstSNa. - = foarS
III nssse-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

tHUs BsrE Npru Nstssr ffr.
ear. captain anG secaet hHsrlase Of
tAs lfstis NrcG Geueheru assccfat.1e
efuh saws Re has ratife,i ere usantss-
rrrnf 81 rss OassaaA cal. f'arfe
Ceast lrsstr taam b. voc.s rrfss. .e
reoorr fferr Wsresa satt ar sss ea
signed sa Oakland eoatrart. ere ta o.
sisned Vrsterfav. sad thtl as Lrt.F
Rock refused fa waive oa tut when
nirro fasaa1a elafe enc sale. hr seurv
ct ERE nas.auaf rrmm tsstrr wr...l E1-
Aafl his refusal ta leave F-r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

! James reported "a week late. but is in
I tine condition and is anxious To have
/ an even better year. He is only "A
D younrster. and with all that expert
fence he had last season and the Won
derful amount OF stun he has me
should be even harder tu beat this
year than last. when Doe won more
zames than any other pitcher i'm The
I league
90 is O revelation 90 see this Brave
uueId az work. Evers and NarJn-
willie are wonders. but they are not the
only stars on the club. over az first
Butch Schmidt seems 90 have deve.-
opsd extra speed. and there are few
greater hasemen iu baseball and none
who Is steadier or better fighter.
For schmidt is also OF the aggressive
type and a hustler every second
over al third Red smith IS still limp
ing q l;tic. but expects his les 10 be
ready. lie o. now favorinE his ankle
and his foot just a trihe. hut this
hasn't intcrfered with his speed 20
ans extent and he is hitting harder
than ever. With this club. where his
ambition is aroused. Red viii almost
surely bat over 500. as De- Is "a savage
cIoutyr with a tine swing and a rare
cye.
The uutdeld play OF The Braves viii
be- better this year than last. For Joe
connolly with that years experience
is much better man. he seems 20
be- faster. 81 batting as well as ever
and knows more baseball But the
big Improvement has come with SIer- /
wood AiaEee IN center MaseC is a
500 hitter year In and year out. lie is I
a cleanup man OF the desired type .
And DE is a swift. sure outfelder Ma .
gee has never been satisfied Ia Phila- (
deiphia. but he Is az home here and 4
seems 20 have been made 90 be q +
member OF thc club. He has fallen .
into the general scheme OF things. into /
the hustle and fight and repartee with {
the JOY OF kid discovering holiday /.
az hand. For the atmosphere of things ,
suits him 10 the ground and he looks
20 be IN better shape than he has ever
been before. And how he is hitting
that baiI-line drives and smashes
that travel beyond reach OF drives an
20 cover.
Herb Moran In right rounds out a
first class set o. outHeiders. for he is
a better 1ail player than many give I
him credit for being. StaIlings has
not decided whether lie will work his
outdeid shift against left handlers and
right handlers as he did last year. as he
SAYS the only way 90 arrange a pro- 4
gram OF this sort is 20 wait until the
season opens and actual results begin
10 develop with the lineup as il Is. N
So summing up the chance the
Braves have 20 win against this can be .
aid for them; They have the best !
defensive club in baseball with a fine =;
pitching stan and a wonderful set of 7
ieidinE talent around. They have At I
east four hard hitters and az least two ,
more who are well above the average.
They are well protected against acct
Ients and injuries But beyond all q,
his they have the finest and most az
'ressive spirit in the game and they
ave made MP their minds 10 take the
ED and fight every inning out a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

Kansas GIVE 80 Apfa zee
ne Cnieisxa Whifs Soy plsv rers Nprfl
, Ant 20 Warazrr krr1our wfu have
nfs rhance Co ioos over enc faiere fhag
Nanas@r Raw faaa rlsas tp faru tdrtrg
The sos are sad se eve tls N2asas
city nisss tso r1sYers as a eoesaaa
nsi sioa - che Zeal In eafeh Eeta went
t. shs Sex ff - said thaf taese pisY-
~rs Wfu BE- pitchers ass that taey VIII
b.s ieft here Wh~u tss sos take th~i-
eegartarv tas aiEaf e Asrii "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
ANDALUSIA

Char.es Wade and Jaifus Smith o.:
Bellevue visited Mu-day and Tuesday
90 tse hone of Mr and Mrs. = a. Lee
nan
Miss Lola Harti~y vent 70 Rock 70
laaG weesrssiay 90 make a short visit
STA relatives
Mr. Kate oWcns cent 90 Rock L.
lad s1epprF WedaesdsV
Mr. Cyrus Eeracdv aud daughter.
and Mrs. Louis Funssast.ln and babv
% Hock fsizad visited from Monday tnI
Wednesday az The bone % Mr.. and
wrs. = q Ksur~siy.
F-ranE SzniEzsar so.E hss pool hal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

business 20 Otto Giazicr and ief, her.
Monday for Muscaune. Mr.. Sauir
man has been here for tao vcars
IL. and Mrs. Gus Bun and baby o..
Marstpu visited az tue home OF Mrs.
Bulls parents. SIR. and Mrs. Jonn
Kane. Tuesday.
Rev. Z. 2. Ellison 4 a. Suvis this
Wcek assisting Rev. AR Osborn in
special meetings a. the Baptis; church
fhsr~
Mrs Charles BuTEoync returned
home SATURDAY from two weeks Wis
u az The home OF her daughter. Ms.
Guy wsii % lie Roy.
, &. Dunn % Rock island vas cali
in< on friends here SUNDAY.
Mr. Frank Doilerhide returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
D.. Roller Seats Esson.

Montreal April DIR Roller o.
Seattle. heavyweight wrestler. defeat
ed Jimmy Essen. the ScotchmaD, who
claims the championship of Great Brit
ain. IN a bout here Wednesday night
winning two out OF three falls. Essen
obtained the first fail with a body hold
in $500 Roller got the second in
10000 on a foul and the third with a
toe hold in 900 The wrestling was
at catch-as-catch-can style
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

home Saturday after a two weeks
visi, at the home OF her daughter Mrs.
Tom Brown OF Erie.
Joseph BurEoyne went 20 Aledo Mon
day 20 spend a week with friends
James C. Britton and Mr.. and Mrs.
c r Kane and family OF Rock Island
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Strohmeier and
daughter. Miss June OF Davenport. Wis
tied az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Strohmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hannah and
Mrs Matilda Finley OF Orion visited
Tuesday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

"a rhouas 81 ere cabs yesterday ras
HE rrsssr ~ PLAYERS ss co ty ret-as.es
Tffch=rs tseorf- WcCounrtL rrss
paw. 60 tse Nsssss CItv Americas az.
sacissioe eias. rhe agssfez ~ weCcr.
neil Nas az eutrfFHs sale. While ar
scffor ssrias wac alts-fr Cd ftaatfes.
who has sfava llrr1ei- pree..s-
az rampa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
CUBS GSAS TWO FROM ARLlNG.
TONS AT ST. JULIEN ALLEYS
IN TWIN CITY RACE.
Taltys Win Three From .. & q, Roll
ing 2,72t, Carlson Leading the
With 641 Pins
TWIN CITY STANDING

No changes in standing n the Twin
City league resulted after the games
rolled last night. The Cubs took two
games from the Arhngtons. while the
Wichmen licked the Stock Leaders at
the ST. Julien alleys. The Taltvs grab
bed three straight from the taileuders
at the Harms alleys rolling a healthy
total of 2.Il3 but the scores of the ID.
& 3. 1--WE are missing. Carlson of the
Taltys came near breaking the record
for three games when he rolled 1856,
220 and 235 for a total OF 64I pins. At
the ST. Julien alleys Art Salzmann was
high with $40 and Doc Mueller sec,
and with 541 At the Moline ALLEYS
Bleuer got 223. the high single game.
The scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
Marshall Aurora Pilot

Rockford. Ill. April Clarence
Marshall. formerly manager o. the
Rockford and Wausau teams in the
Observation-Disclosures league. will be
manager of the Aurora team in the
new BiState league. it is announced
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02
sPLINTERs OF SPORT


Milwaukee. Wis. April New Trier
high school of KenHworth defeated
the Milwaukee Y. ". C.. A. tank team
Wednesday night in a dual swimming
meet. 43 TO 90 New Trier won the
relay and four OF tile seven main
events.
Cincinnati. Ohio. April william
EalthoT Cincinnati. defeated Martin
MaIey. Detroit. 80 to 4S. in I25-in-
ming Interstate Three Cushion Bill
Hard league match here last night
Cambridge. Mass. April Women
are trying to butt their way into the
annual Marathon run Of the Boston A.
A. booked for April No. Manager
George Y. Brown has received d post
card signed anonymously with two
pair of initials saying. We are go
ing to run
London April 2-The duke OF Port
land. who has opposed the continu-
auce of racing In England during the
war. has Withdrawn nine Of his best
known horses from all engagements
for 1915. while Il more have been
snatched from the entry lists until
June 81. He viii auction of all other
horses I'm his stables.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

All the news all the time-The ArEu.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-02

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 795 925
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
wILLIAMsHAwH,

Mss nellie ~ Hawk. daughter q
Mr.. and Mr. : q Hawk % Alorae.
and EOy r. WILLIAMS. son Os Mr. and
Mira. A. p Williams. also - Moline.
were urifed IA marriage this morning
AZ - O'Clock az the parsclase q the
secord Congregational church. NO
line. Rev r. 8 Haney performing the
marriaEs ceremony. The BRIDE vas
attended By her sister. Mlss Marie
Haxk. and the F=10ma best man vas
CIayburue Johns0u. The bride wore
an olive green chiffon b-oadcio-h slif.
uifh which she sore n Hant-coloFed
bodice VITA hat % tze same shade
"a a. earl ssrinE model she wore
q corsage bo1T1et % pluE 1Weet reaa-
Her attendant vas dressed iu putty
eolorr1 dress. wifh a same-colored
nat. and che wore uarciss1s. = we'd
dlnG breakfaat Wa served az the home
o. the brides raren-H. member % 'le
families being the only guests Daf.
fodsia we're used 20 trim tine table and
rooms SIR. and Mrs. Williams lei-
A. uoGn To-Day Tor short 10 Ia Chi
easo. and after 1iarcl Z viii b az
home Ga q nsw house which ia ready
for their occupancy NJ Williams 81
associated with bic father % toe brick
contracting business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
socIAL ANNouNcEMEnrs.

a special meeting OF Rock Island
chapter. No. 269. order OF the Eastern
star. viii be held tonight al Masonic
temple for the ceremony of initiation.
A fine program has been prepared and
all members OF the order are invited
20 attend.
The regular meeting % Barbara
Frietchie tent No. 81, Daughters of
Veterans. VIII be held Friday evening
a. 1880 On Memorial hall in the court
house. As business Of importance will
come up II Is desired that the full mem
bership be present
The Juniors or The First Baptist
church will hold q candy and bakery
sale at the church Saturday afternoon
from 10 3 o'clock The proceeds win
be used IN furthering the work OF the
Junior society OF this church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
FOUR EGeLEss CAKES.

Eggless Cake-One-haif cup but
ter. l Is cups sugar, one cup milk
one cup raisins or currants, thres
cups -four, one-third teaspoon salt
two teaspoons baking powder. one
half teaspoon mixed spices. Bake In
slow oven one hour.
Eggiess Banana Cake-One and one
third cups sugar. one cup sweet milk,
one tablespoon butter. pinch of salt.
two teaspoons baking powder IL
cups flour Bake in layers Make a
white frosting: Boil one cup milk and
L 1-3 cups sugar until it threads;
beat; add vanilla and spread Take
three large bananas, slice and spread
between layers and on top.
Eggless Fruit Cake-One cup brown
sugar, one tablespoon lard, one-halt
teaspoon each of nutmeg, cinnamon
and cloves ground, pinch of salt, one
cup buttermilk or sour milk, u cups
-four, one teaspoon baking soda dis
solved in hot water, one-half cup Eng
iish wainuts. one-third cup raisins and
large piece of pineapple Chop ali
fruit and nuts fine, dredge with flour
and add TO cake. Bake in loaf in mod.
crate oven one hour
Eggless Spice Cake-One cup light
brown sugar. one tablespoon butter,
one-half teaspoon each of ground nut
meg cinnamon and cloves, pinch o.
salt. one cup buttermilk or sour milk,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
MATHERVILLE

Miss Hazel Lawson was an Aledc
passenger Saturday.
Bessie johnson. who recently LEFT
for Rock Island, is now located il
California.
Mrs. Alive Halt Of Glava visited
here the first of the week.
Miss Essie Steward and John VII
son, both of this place. were united in
marriage az the home OF the brides
mother Wednesday evening. Rev. F. j.
Giddings, pastor OF the NJ. Z. church
performed the ceremony. They viii
make their home with the brides
mother for the time being. Mr.. Will
son is employed at the Coal Valley
mine
Mrs. Clyde Lawson visited at the
home Of her parents in Victoria over
Sunday.
Henry Johnson OF Rock Island spent
the week end with relatives here.
II. L. Pearce attended the Daven-
port auto show Friday evening.
John Allen spent Saturday and Sun
day in Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuchan were
in Davenport Saturday TO see Mr.
huCuch : uEotltE- WHO Is IN the nos
pital.
Theodore James has returned here
from Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. James viii
20 TO housekeeping in the Joe Wild
house west OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson were
Aledo shoppers Thursday.
Louis James was a Rock Island
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs John Adams was in Gaiesburg
Saturday TO see her niece. who is in a
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder were
in the tri-oities Thursday.
Among Rock Island passengers Fri
day were Mrs. Thomas Danison and
daughter. Mrs. Rose Angerer, and Mrs.
John Hodge
Mrs. Ben Wild visited over Sunday
in East Moline.
Dave Brown spent Thursday in Tay-
lor Ridge.
Mrs. Jesse Crone and daughter.
Geneva, were Glchrist visitors Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Tomlinson of
Eldridge. Iowa, visited at the William
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
BRIDGE AND TEA TO HONOR
VISITOR

Mrs William Schu.ZEe az her home
ISL TWenty-aeFsuth street. Moline.
entertained "a bridge and tea yes
tsrGay IN honor % Aiisa Marguerite
MARTA % Lake Forrest Three tables
OF bridge were played. the players
pivotinE. and prizes guinns 70 Mrs.
Otis Howard. Mrs. Bruce King and
Mrs. Earl Tarbox- Later 20 other
rrfsads came for tea. which was serv-
I'd IN the dining room and where the
Hosscss' mother. Mrs. a. ~. McCaud-
less ant Mrs Harold White poured
Pink rosea were used O. trim All The
rooms and add 90 the attractiveness
% n beautiful home. Mrs W b.
Whitsitt o. surertain.as this after
noon AZ a bridse party 20 honor Miss
Martin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-17
ORION

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Boutwell,. Miss
Pearle Fassett and brother Julius. and
Gene Street visited Andover friends
Friday. returning Tuesday.
Mrs.. Frank Elm OF Cambridge Wis
tied Thursday with Mrs. Anna L. Mel
son
Mrs Vance Richardson and Mrs.
II Y. Conover are improving after sew
eral months Illness.
Carl Larson who is attending school
In Geneseo. was home Sunday.
The International operate company
will al the fourth lecture course num-
Der Friday night \ big treat is ex-
pected-
The government has sent teams and
men that are now busy digging
trenches on the Mangusou Bros farm
and neighboring farms. where their
fine cattle have been quarantined for
three weeks. DIR. Bailey. veterinary
surgeon. reports that the corn and hay
can be sprayed and saved. The APP
praisers were at the farms Monday ap-
pTaising the stock