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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
LEFTOVER RICE.

Rice Spanish - Chop or grind one
onion and one green pepper; fry in
bacon fat and butter till a rich brown
add three well-cut tomatoes, salt, pep
per. paprika Ito taste} and two cups
cold rice. Use more fat if needed.
Cook 80 minutes, stirring often.
Fried Rice-Beat whites and yolks
of three eggs separately, mix thor
oughly with cold rice, mixing whites
last Fry in plenty of equal parts OF
bacon grease and butter a rich
brown. then turn and fry. Serve hot
Rice Muffins-One cup of cold rice,
half cup white -four, one teaspoon
salt and two of baking powder. Rub
rice into other ingredients with tips
of fingers, then stir in two table
spoons melted butter, a well-beatel
egg and milk TO mix (about IL
eups.) Bake in hot oven
Rice Custard-Into IL pints milk
add cold rice; beat yolks Of three
eggs, add three tablespoons sugar
piece of butter size of walnut. pinch
salt. teaspoon vanilla: add TO milk
and rice; last, add welEbeaten whites
of eggs. Bake in slow oven thirty
minutes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
ORION

Mrs. Elmira Huffman Westerlund,
wife of Peter Westerlund. died at her
home in Orion Tuesday afternoon aft
er several weeks Illness She was
born in Sweden in 1s43 and came TO
America in 1855. In 1857 she was unit
ed in marriage with Mr.. Westerlund
and to their union was born five emil
dren: John who is state senator re-
siding AT Medford, Ore; William of
Chicago. Luther and Perry near Or
ion and Mrs. Mae Magnussen. wife of
DR. p Magnussen of Orion, all OF whom
with the husband survive. The flu
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at . O'Clock at the Lutheran church.
DR.. p. ]. Brodine Will officiate and
burial viii be in the Lutheran GENE
terry in Orion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18

family, and fit yourselves for work
by studying stenography or book.
keeping at a business college.
Dear Mrs Thompson: VIII you
please give me recipe for ginger
snaps?
one large cup butter and lard mix
ed, one large cup sugar, one large
cup molasses, one-half cup water,
one tablespoon ginger and cinnamon.
one teaspoon soda in hot water. Mix
stiff with -four Roll very thin. Bake
in hot oven. VIII make 80 snaps.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am
girl of Is years. and am keeping com.
pany with a boy of IT. He has told me
that he loves me but l do not know
whether to believe him or not He has
such diabolical eyes that they seem 10
show that he is not meaning what he
says. Could you tell me what 10 do?
DOT.
A boy of II is too young to speak Of
love Try to keep him from it if you
can. He probably means what he says
in spite of his diabolical eyes; one o.
his age is not usually fooling on that
subject.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am q
young man "a years old and anxious
to have an attractive girl TO 90 with.
but am too bashful to get one. What
shall l do?
G. L. NJ
Get some friend to introduce you
to a girl, and then forget yourself
long enough 70 ask her 10 go some
instance, to an entertain
ment or the theatre.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: II a crowd
Of girls go out skating and some
strange boys ask to skate with them,
should the girls do it?
BLUE EYED BABY
No. II would be unwise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
ENTERTAIN 1T GEORGE WASH
INGTCN PARTY.

The prs-Leufen season was closed
FOR 'be PM Dcka Teute club in most
enjoyable way when Mt and 1Irz.
VIII Aubrey entertained the member
Tuesday uirlr 90 their home. SOS sew
euteenth avenue. Moline. ~ function
arranged as George Washington
party. Five hundred was played dur
ing the early evening hours. Mrs. VIII
Aubrey and Walter Williamson receiv-
ing first prizes. q linen dresser scarf
and a box OF linen handkerchiefs. and
Mr. Elmer Peterson. BOBBY favor. n
Ratchet
Toward the close Of the evening a
two-cour-e luncheon wa served AT
one long table where the cehterpiece
consisted OF o large basket filed with
p0in-cttiss and faEs. the basket
handle bearing a butterfly bow Of red
tuIle Place cards were pictures OF
Warrington on a red background and
these were tied with red. white and
blue ribbons. on each picture was q
que stion concerning WashinEfon's life
and these were 90 be answered by the
guests according 90 their place. Fav-
orE we're small red hatche-s and tiny
flags All around che table carried
out ia little red candle. ran the club
name. phi DeEa Teute.
There win boz no more meetings uE-
tI after Easter. when Miss Nellie Full
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
SIMPLE HOME REMEDIES.

For Sore Throat-Equal parts al
cohol. Iisterine peroxide, dilute with
little water; gargle every hour. This
is recommended by the best child spe-
cialist in Chicago Michael Reeve hos
pital.
For Stomach Trouble-Drink a cup
of hot water, as hot as one can stand,
half an hour before breakfast.
For Felon-Turpentine viii drive
back felon if put on at the beginning.
Wrap finger with white cloth and pour
on turpenune; repeat for a few days.
Ingrowing Toenails Trim nails
straight across, not round; will cure
ingrowing nails.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
suRToFT-HiLL-

The marriage OF Miss Blanche I'M.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William Fiji
81 So Webb stItct. South Rock Island
and George Burtoit Of 921 Aiken street.
south Rock Island. vas quietly sol
emnized In the chape! 90 Trinity Epis-
copal church az o'clock Tuesday
evening. the ceremony being read by
Rev. Granville r. Sherwood They
we're attended by Mr. and Mrs. OTTO
~ Busch. the latter a sister % the
groom. sNftcr the ceremony they went
20 the home Of the brides parents
vi here supper was served tD the i'm
mediate family. The bride WIS for
merry employed as o. crerk iu Wool
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
HALT aao
HOME
ppeBLIMS|
YRS ELfzABtr. 7Eer1psoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Our Sunday
school class would like to earn some
money so that we can give an Easter
offering to the church VIII you
suggest some inexpensive way in
which we could earn it? We thought
about giving some kind of a social
that would be entirely different from
the ones the other classes are giving.
There are eight of us, ranging from 10
to II years of age.
V. I r.
Give a party on Feb. p. Longfel-
lows birthday.
Ask the guests to wear some article
indicative of a title of one of Long
fellows poems For instance, the one
indicating THE Rainy Day could
carry an umbrella; or if ''Hiawatha.
wear a feather.
To the person guessing the most
titles give an inexpensive prize.
Many of the poems have been set to
music. and a short program of songs
would be enjoyable. Serve the sim
pIest OF refreshments.
Dear Mrs Thompson: When an
out of town team was here to play
basketball we became acquainted
with two of the young men. Upon
taking leave they asked us for our
addresses, so that they might send
US a card. Although we knew them
to be perfectly respectable, we did
not give them our addresses. Do you
think that we did right?
A B. AND Y. Z.
1t was wise not to give the boys
your addresses, because most likely
they would not have written. 1t is
usually "out of sight, out of mind
with such new acquaintances.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two
orphan girls, 10 and q. Our brother
is going to be married. and so we will
have TO leave the farm on which we
live. having no home to go TO. We
have married brothers and sisters, but
they have families and so we would /,
not like to go to them, as it most al /
ways causes trouble to have outsiders
enter the home Would you advise /
us TO go to school TO fit ourselves for /
a position? We have had only gram /
mar school educations.
TWO LONELY ORPHAN GIRLS.
Take a room with a respectable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The monthly coffee party of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First BaD-
list church wsIl be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. William
UIIemeyer. 11O7 Nineteenth street She
viii be assisted by Mesdames Edgar
Stapp. II. NJ Craig and y. p. Tucker.
The ladies OF the Altar society Of
So Josepi's church viii hold their
quilting meeting tomorrow afternoon
on the third aoor OF the school house
and IL is desired that all members at
tend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
uP-To-pATE RECIPES.

Beefsteak and Oysters-Bron steak
usual way. Put one quart oysters with
very little OF the liquor into stewpau
on fire; when it comes to a boil. take
off scu: stir in three ounces butler
mixed with tablespoon OF sifted -four.
let boil one minute Ontil it thickeusJ,
pour over steak. Serve hot.
Maple Gustard-Put FIVE tablespoons
maple s.'rup in agate pan on stove,
stir constantly untT like strip. Have
ready a custard made of six eggs. one
half cup graduated sugar, one quart
milk, vanilla or any havoring. Pour
custard on strip while hot. put pan
in dripping pan with hot water, and
bake, as any custard When cold in
vert on deep platter or dish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
uccoNNELl-MoFETTT.

SIZES Ruth Momtt. dalfhler o. Mr.
ana SIRE james Wofift % Taylor
Ridge. and Russell Mcconnell. son %
gfr and N- Charlie Mcconnell %
1ra--ls. iowa. uerc united in marriage
Weduea1ay NJ hizh uocn az the home
~ fHe brides parents. Res. A. JaFEers
90 slureru re-f--mius che marriage
ceremrrr The bridal couple was ur-
attended Mlsr Mildred MONT. sis
ter 81 the bride. and a.Ts Marjorie
walker OF this cify acted as ribbon
srIr Mtss AEues PefeEE1n OF New
wrdr1~. cousin % the bride. was ring
bearer. carrFirE the rims in a rose on
q satin cushion SIRE Charles MOOD
neIf 90 Tar .or Ride played the we'd
a.lE march. the bride vas dressed
.r H1Ifr wolfe and net b+arf fullF
trimmed lr lace. She Vore fle bridal
veil held With "a wreath cs Eri'-E and
rlr Eff 1f tle ErCorI. q pear. i-tailisre.
zte carried a bouquet ~ white roses
The ribbon girls uere dressed .n pink
and white. each caFry.us bouquet
% p.aE roses Toe house and ser.-
.lr tables were beautifully decorated
r the lr.Is-s chosen c1icrs pink and
white. and with smlaE and ferns. a
rre-c1rrse dinner vas served 90
-1e 90 guests present Mr. and Mrs
Mcconnell viii b. 90 home after
March a- Marcus. Iowa. where O.
rrr home .s ava.fiue them. Guests
from crr o. town we're. ,fr. and Mr.
Charles Mcconnell and son Ralph 90
fiarcur faw1. Rev and Mr. 4. Jag
Frrs and daughter Dorothy % sun
beam. sam IIomtt % New Sharon.
Ie-a. and Mrs. a v. Peterson and
daughter Acues of Sew windsor
Efrs BRED Tams. Mrs Bgena MONT.
riu 1I0mrt Mr.. and Mrs. r. X wall
Or and iaGehfrr Marjorie % Rock Is-
land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
TO crLEseATE efarHoEV.

1frs- X r McGosfn o. 1f0s your
teeath-arc a hair street enfe~tairef
Weaneaday ~ a. Informal party. the
occasion belnG her Zffh birthday Tae
Afternoon Was spent Oh games with
two amlairE features lu the lrat %
which each guest uas given n piece of
chalk and asked ro display her artistic
talent b. dEaui1E ou a BACKYARD 90
ar Undecided In '0s then. tle guests
we're given paper and scissors FROM
which % cut Ratchet 1fIsa Faye
Crist favored uifl a. humorous read
Ing. ~BrsaE.n' enc Cnnrw. hy Paul
Lawrence Uuntar The appointment
we're prsffily carried cot in pink ard
white cut flowers. hearts. carts and
eupids. The hostess served da.ut.
collation. fesigled 90 carry ogt che
decorative scheme-
The guests Joined .u VofIGg ffrg NC
CoWen an admirable hostess. leaving
macy dainfy and useful EI'ts as mem
sntoes % tne occafioa-
MRS. VAsrfTt BOLIVIAN HONORED
Rocs ISLAND chapter SO. go. Order
81 the Eastern scar vas aouorcd last
eueuinE uher announcement 0aH made
% the fact that tfrs Vaahfi a. Boil
man had been appointed Frund repre-
sentative % New WeEieo D. the
worthy Erand matrpa. tfrs- Selma IS.
Weese The chapter heId a special
rusetiuG last evening when a class RI
candidate uas INFLATED and an .u
promptu rccepflou vas held .n loa1r
% the newly appointed Fraad repr0-
sentative The aDpolufmeut OF Hrs
Hoiiuau to the position was surprise
20 most OF che members. Grs. Bob.
man is a past worthy matruu and has
held the oGcr OF secretary Tor over
10 years ~ request OF the worthy
Grand matruu she attended sra14
chapter school or Instruction 1t yrorta
last Friday afternoon where she FIRST
received the commission which rla
then sent o. tla worthy uatr1u. t'rE.
Alice n Wurhrr After the upeuIrE
% the chapter f1at evening tHe eortlE
un1trou read a letter from fhe worthy
Grand matrou and then read the com
mission and asked that the grand rep
resentaffrc o. escorted 90 the east
During the march Mrs Edith Uliemey-
er sang = Love You Truly After
the fnftiatory work had been rendered
Mrs Wucher on behalf o. the officers
presented the grand reprrseutativs .
with a huge bouquet OF pink carna-
tons Mrs B0iiman responded. thank .
ing the order for the courtesy shown
her. The worthy matrou % the Moline
chapter. Mrs June 1iay Fisher. was .
present and save the greetings and
couEratulatious from her chapter. .
Many visitors from out ~ the city .
we're present az the exercises
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
ENrRE Nous Cue MEETS.

Entire Nous club girls We're enter
tanned last evening at the home Of
Miss Anna Anderson. 1IO9 Fourteenth
avenue. Moline. The girls spent the
evening with their sewing. visiting
and the hostess served a nice lunch.
The girls viii be entertained in two
weeks 40 the home OF Miss Helen
Dodson on Eighteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
TO USE BAKING SODA.

Do not mix your SODA with a liquid
and allow it TO effervesce half its
strength before getting il into the bat
ter Whatever you are mixing. put
your soda in dry, just as you do bak.
ing powder, by sitting it with the
-four. In this way only half the soda
is needed. as you lose none Of its
strength. Half of q level teaspoon OF
soda to one cup Of liquid is sufficient.
The residiuum left after eferyescence
is not wholesome and turns the cake
yellow. therefore the less OF it he
better
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
Economical Food Buying

y few trial orders us for Your needed food
stuffs Will prove beyond any doubt ability serve
YOU best and economically.
Most everyone wants 20 economic wherever posi-
blc-tradiug here practical way. quality consider
ed prices moderate than YOU might expect
Purchasing these timely needfuI- IN quantity amounts
means saving money:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
TREAT FoR CLUB MEMBERS.

The Rock Island Womau's club
b. greatly favored On being able %
have Mr. Fredcrics Dow. cv-p-es.dent
% ihe Illinois Federation Of Womcn's
clubs a. an honorcd guest who viii
bring greetings 20 the club at the
meeting SATURDAY. Mrs Dow has
been much honored not only by She
Illinois Federation OF Women's clubs
br.r 5y the General Federation a.
veil She Us 7epreseutative club vo-
nam 70 state and national prom hence
and the local club is fortunate Co nave
thIs visit from her The song recital
90 be- given by Miss 3IadEe Miller.
ccntraIto a. the club meeting Satur-
dav promises 90 be- rare treat She
Is a vocalist discovered by Miss
M1ude Powell. the great vioiiui@. and
Miss PoVeIis predictions have been
more than fulfilled In Miss NiNer's
brilliant concert career. Miss Eihe
johnson OF this city viii act as accom-
PIANIST The club member have been
invited 90 remain afer the program as
the guests OF Mrs IT, =. Davis. to
meet Af.-s Miller and % enjoy time
~ socIabuity and refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
REclpRocIrY oAY PROGRAM.


The music department OF the Rock
island and Moline Womcn's clubs viii
observe reciprocity day at q meeting
t8 be held tomorrow afternoon az $3.50
IN the Masonic temple pario-s. when
members OF the Moline department
wiu give the program. The meeting
vIu be an open one and all members
of the Woman's club are privileged %
attcnd The following program has
been prepared
Voice. "uic Lorelie" u-.szr- selcc-
from Wagner-AIiss Selma Mathes OF
Davenport
Piano. Consolation" G-iszJ- -Ro-
nance tschumaunl - Miss Mary
Lindsay Oliver. Moline.
Piano duet. "SepJette" Beethoven
Misses Blanche Albrecht and Phyl-
lis Guthrie
Piano. Meditation RaH. selec-
ton from sindins Mrs. Rodney Ba-
Eer. Moline.
Voice. Aus Meinen Grossen Schmer-
zen" Robert Franz The Herb For
retfuiness" won FseHtz}-AIiss Viz
giuia Tunniclid.
Piano. Etude in ID Flat (Lisz-l-Aliss
Violet Nordquist.
Voice Ave Maria" Schubert
Miss Virginia Tunniclin: violin obi
cato by Mrs. Helene Forsberg-Miller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18

Beu'ah Bi1ford. whose name was
well known at the time Henry Clay
Beattie. Jr., of Virginia. was tried foI
killing his wife, is said to have gone
10 England as an army nurse. A. ali
events, IL can be said that she did it
unostentatiously, without taking the
papers into her confidence and making
bid for publicity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18

raised, make four 1oaves, let rise. bake
slowly about / - hours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18

wOrth's rye 1nd ten cent store and the
groom g. employed a. the Mll store
Mr.. and lIrs Bgrfoft have zO-e 20
housek1oplnE ID South Rock isiand-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
OLIVE clNcH CLUB MEETS.

The members OF the Olive Cinoh
club were the guests OF Mrs. NJ l..
Sutherland. 143i Forty-second street,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. ]. w. TEN
pie took the first prize. a sheet. in the
card games. Mrs. Edwin Hammer won
second prize, two bath towels. Mrs. Al
Garage. consolation. an apron. and
Mrs. J. +. Kelley. the BOBBY. an alumni
mum pan Two guests OF the after
noon. Mrs Fred Hack and Mrs. +. A.
Potter. were given special prizes. A
lunch was served at the conclusion OF
the games and Mrs. Frank Sporting OF
this city invited the club to meet with
her IN two weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
Always Welcome
Battles Special Blend Coffee
Men Like It's Rare Flavor

The only objection serving thi~ delicious coffee Is
that your husband will surely q second cup-it Is
50 rich and good
Try a pound tomorrov--;1c ONLY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
SURPRISE Nh. mINNEs ON BIRTH.
DEN

\ company OF 40 friends went TO the
home OF A z McInnes. 1913 Eleventh
street. yesterday evening and carried
out . pleasant surprise on him, Gale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
REsEccA MASQUERADE DANCE.

A company OF i25 couples attended
a masquerade dancing party at ODD
Fellows he'll last evening given under
the auspices OF the EudoTa Rebecca
lodge. The guests attended in COS
tune and many unique outfits were
worn. Mrs. Ludwig taking the first
prize for ladies'. coming dressed as a
witch with the prize for men going 10
Ralph Dobbs. who represented don
key. The Criterion orchestra gave the
dance program and the affair proved
"a very successful and pleasant one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18

brating his seth birthday anniversary.
The hours were spent playing games
and in = contest pinning tail on a
donkey the first prize went TO Mrs
Clinord Owens. Marshall Kirkhoff tax
ing the consolation favor. In pea
nut contest Ars. Charles Kramer took
FIRST and Mrs. Frank Meenan eonsola-
ton favor. In flower contest Mrs
Phil Aker and William Mosher were
r-ize winners. tn the late evening
Hrs. McInnes served delicious lunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
~. r. c. BUSINESS SESSION.

~. r. c. BUSINESS SESSION.
The regular meeting or the No-
man's Relief corps was held ia Mem
ORAL hall In the court house yesterday
afternoon. many OF she members at
lending and transncting such business
az came before the society. The corps
VIII have a social session next Wed
nesday afternoon ~ Memorial hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
ORGANIZE READY-TO-HELP
CIRCLE

Al a meeting OF 10 young women
held Tuesday al the home of Mrs. C..
j. r. Rochov. 1912 Twenty-second
street the Ready-to-Help circle OF
Kings Daughters was organized. max
ing the fourth circle OF Kings daugh-
tiers 90 this city.
Officers were chosen as follows.
Presideut-Nlrs. j.. r. Rochow.
Vice President-A-rs. s. Parker.
Secretary Phoebe Hurst.
Treasurer-Mrz. Fred Pollard
Trustees-Mrs. w a Schaener.
Mrs j. L. Vernon and Miss Jane Elan
arau-
Mrs I'd CovIey. county secretary Of
Tie Kings Daughters was present at
thc meeting and helped in the forma-
tion OF the circle and explained the
Work OF the organization. The circle
viii have as its particular work the as
siztauce OF the Visiting Nurse associa-
ti1u and both or the visiting nurses
became members Of the circle The
circle will meet the first Tuesday OF
every month il tine hcmes OF members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
WEST EMD EMeRoioERY cLus.

Members OF the West End Embroid-
ery club were entertained al very
pleasant meeting yesterday al the
home % 5frs. Clyde Snyder. Thirty
second street and Sixth avenue. They
open; the time with sewing and fancy
vorE and a nice lunch was served
iu the late afternoon The club viii
be entertained ir two weeks 5y Mr.
s. 4 Torrey. Clio Twelfth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
jolly 500 cLus wiTH WAS. LACE

jolly 500 club members we're enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
d. r. Lage al her home. iai Fourth
avenue. Moline. In the games Of 500
the prizes were won by Alrs. d. w
BouslOE. Mrs. Peter Lansbehn, Mrs.
Elmer Turnqui1t. Mrs. r. p. Wood and
Mrs. Fred Reesing. \ lunch was serv-
ed after the games and the club was
invited 70 meet in two weeks with Mrs
Albert Henke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-18
SOCIAL EVENTS

Ter OF Rock Island viii entertain q; an
Faster party at her home. 40s Fourth
avenue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
NOTICE

The regular monthly meeting Of
the High Priests quorum Of the
Cache Stake will be held on Sunday
December IL, at 10 a. m. in the
Nibley Hall. A full attendance as
far as practicable Is desired.
BENZ. NJ. LEWIS,
President.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Weeks Theatre Program
AT The OAK
TONIGHT

Marie Doro In "The White Pearl
Paramount Feature in parts.
"Pathe News"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
diamond From the Sky" Chap
ter 30 (The last episode)
Arnold DAILY in the House OF
Fear" Gold Rooster in parts.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Laura Hope Crews in Black
birds" Paramount in . parts.
"Paramount Travel Series"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
At The LYRIC
TODAY

Rose Among the Briars," Pathe
Color in 3 parts.
Human Movements Analysed"
"6unellng Burglars Bunge."
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Neal Of the Navy" 2 reels.
Charles Chaplin in AT the Show,
"Pathe News
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Robert Warwick in "The Sins OF
Society,"" s part Feature.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Logan, Utah, will be neld
in its banking room on the 18th day
of January, 1916, at 4 o'clock pm.
for the election of directors and the
transaction OF such other business
as may be proper.
H. e. CROCKETT,
-,.-----7r-- Cashier.
Dated at Logan, Utah, December
II. 1915.
Adv. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
INDIGESTION.

Indigestion follows rye bread only
because OF the yeast in it, The tenn
perature of the intestines is the most
favorable possible for producing re-
newed rising Of the yeast. and
through this chemical process the in
'testines are poisoned, and other foods,
notably the eciGs from fruits and some
vegetable, ada 20 the trouble.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

F. G. Robinson of Richmond, one
Of the most successful dairymen OF
northern Cache Valley, and patron
OF the Utah Condensed Milk Company
VINO perhaps delivers more fresh milk
to this concern than any other dairy
man in Richmond, was in Logan on
Thursday transacting business. He
went on to Downey where he also
has business interests. Mr.. Robin
son is a man who can talk as one
with authority on the profits OF milk
ing cows as a vocation