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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
HELEN MILLS CIRCLE WITH MISS
IARPINTIR-

The Iune meeting % tae Helen Mills
circle o. Broadway Presbyterian
church vas held yesterday morn
ing IN the home % Miss Blanche
Carpenter. III N!neteenih street
The devotional services were
conducted By Miss Carpenter. who also
acted a. the leader OF the afternoon
Mr. Parker Fisher. a missionary who
has been iahorinF among the noun
taiae~rs % Kentucky. addressed the
Young women very Interestingly on
her vorE Miss FioTeaes Long was In
charge % the review % the study book
Good Bird. the Indian" Lunch was
served a. the conclusion OF the pro
gran
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
Mss TtrTEEfvGTOy To KECEtvE
uEGHff.

Miss N.frit rtffarfeE. ag. daughter
% yfr ssd wrs Fsrt r.ferFirE t5a
SIS Twenty second street. VIII re-
ertss tas degree ee baes-.7r ar ssts
az enc ssnf sanaai eomm-re-rs OF
Obegtis college Jgas ts ur Jssaes
Nisxaadsr Macdonald editor Of ere
rsrunfs Cstabe. VIII Eige ere corr
neacerssef address ttIs sgsfect VIII
be "NortB Americas World t3Fs.
Fresfdent Heavy CAureHiI Nag %
Oeerita WI deiiveF ere baeeaiagrestF
SERMON. Especially tstsrssEias fsss-
ares Of coGmeacru4tst week VIII ts
1--WE sresenssgous ~ enc Oberi5a ps4-
ssatfc sssocfssfeu % HeFEart saaw.s
anasias eemety you Never Cga
Ten wafsh t. q departure from taF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
SOCIAL EVENTS

voice Vas a lifsir skAky 70 showed his
patrlusisra- Hs Be- q veteran % the
civil var kAvins volunteered "a 81
a. pzyssport ane Sas mustered out
a. Gasp McClalian ID Davenport. In
tAs Nizta t0~. Infantry. Company =
re s~rv~d the fall three years and
sss konosahiy discharges. Hs 10 n
v~rY E1o4 health Considering hla age
Qaifs q namb@r % greetings b. teie-
paoas cane % ki@ and nslEhboEH
snd sszbrFs % tks q. \ r % Rock
tsissE aEe Me.las zad pagEhfsrs %
vstsrass called furius the afternoon
and uufii bed time. Hr received May
toksrs % kiadaess throughout the
cay 81 tas ray % flowers. frsitE sad
= beazsifzi eaas shich be said Nay
e1al~ lr EarfY yet \ taEE~ box %
cue soNers fruza Lncr~sia Garfield
terri % o. ". was 0Es % me site
thss ~ especially appreciated. ~ hT
Vas seated n rs large arm chair ~
eagaetes tse bon tasiaE ffosz % aTr
arg tosqsess ash 90 BE- took up each
~ rszsf tse flowers. sef n ho@r
grove termed 90 q hone made fpucr.
Sc ls q great lover % birds asG foH-
srs Hs has speus aGss % MS life 81
Eats Vfeirify sz4 Wsea he uas q
Y14sE ezsH helped BALD ne bFesa
das1 asa ths o,d Sears Gsil o. ere
Rock tsiss4 arsenal ISIS wifr uhn
- as ysaFs ot4 prepared ts~ family
fisssr seeing % if that every tatns
uas 67es % psrfsetioa. rhree ehiia-
r=a vefe present % kejp celebrate thr
faF. Mrs o. e. smsdteT % This ei'f.
1ffs. Hattie T.. write % fiaiiss aad
FraaE 2. Paarss aas MIS-. Faares o.
Msl.ss. Mf srf Mrs EEra WilehrF %
tkfs city composites ths family circle
As sks san weas down ths Tag vas
lowered asd be t8id his dspartinE
sassss skst hs hsd Er'tee o. fh~ b~st
sfss % 81 years. Trr company gu
sishsd tlm masy lappT birthdays
Fes 90 r1as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
THE TABLE.

Asparagus Loaf-One cup cooked
asparagus. one-half cup chopped cook
ed veal, one cup gravy or white sauce
Mix well together. add three we'll
beaten eggs, salt and pepper to taste.
Pour into creased pudding dish. set
dish in pan of hot water and bake
until firm
Dreamed Dried Beef With Boiled
Esgs-Make a white sauce OF one Ia
blespoon butter, one tablespoon -four,
one large cup milk. Add 10 this five
cents worth of dried beef cut small
and two hard-boiled eggs cut into
small pieces. Serve on toast.
Johnnycake - One sup corn meal,
half cup -four, pinch of salt, three tab
lespoons brown sugar, one tablespoon
melted lard. one cup buttermilk with
one teaspoon soda dissolved in it. Add
two welI-beaten eggs just before bak-
ing. Bake about thirty minutes in a
hot oven.
Brown Bread Which Is Excellent
One cup brown sugar, one cup white
-four, three cups graham -four, two
cups sour or buttermilk. one-half cup
milk. one egg, one teaspoon baking
powder. one teaspoon vanilla, spoon
butter, one level teaspoon soda. Put
in two pans and bake one hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

(2) II is certainly unconventional.
! If they don't spoon there is nothing
wrong in il, but the girl puts herself
in a position to be talked about.
go She should say. for instance.
VIII next Tuesday be all right for
you?" 1t is perfectly proper for her
10 set the time when he asks her to.
"a No. indeed.
80 Keep your teeth and stomach in
good condition.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: The other
evening Twas out with boy who ask
ed me to spoon. and / gave him nv
opinion OF such a boy. Now he is mad
because I refused, and is telling other
boys he had a fine time with me- an
perfectly innocent of it and am always
a lady around boys. How can I prove
that 7 did not do it?
SORROWFUL.
Your character and personality will
tell the truth without your saying or
doing anything.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am q girl
Is years old and very large for my
way in the world for almost three
years. About a month ago I net
young man OF 20 and have been keep
ing steady company with him. Do YOU
think we are TOO young 10 keep steady
company? I like him very much.
always feel safe in his company be-
cause he respects me and treats me so
nicely. VIOLET.
In almost every case It Is wrong for
a girl OF IS TO keep steady company.
but with you it seems different A lit
tie girl of your age needs protection.
and as long as this boy is so worthy of
respect l am glad you have him for a
friend. He is so young that I do not
imagine he considers marriage. there
fore guard your feelings until you
know his intentions so that there will
be no danger of a broken heart.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
sr.NtrHtEfVE~ Ct0sEs FIsTIv,
fTfE~

ra- Na4ssas Assaels5t5s % 81
Esgsar.es's setsot. usVss soft. ssl&
.rs aesaal ssefEsE asE sAefsrt W9e-
Cav aHrraa6e. bsEfseisE a. aeis's e.
az ere seks6f Tefs vas tEF et1s.sz
r1eeff5e cf tss eammseeeee wret
ar ere seasog As tEF blstssss sss-
s4e ffes Isssaa GssEsf % &sfsrtaa
vas elected sismsss editor % tes g.
tEafsarfers WEset rfs 6tEefss were
elected .ass scar Cor fw7 years. te=Fr-
s5-- Hsv esrE over grFl ssss rear
re- a-r--s orc
r--sf-ss = 1trs. g. 60 Wlsaa %
.asa-FEere
tr- Pr-ssfras -,frs a. q Tra@P %
Ess9ts. 1fs
a~er~FarU tIss Etr.-a tra'
UfHreeer
rr-fs.rrr llrs t.'rf ID "a. afs
UfH-erG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
PHI DELTA PSI Club WITH MISS
KANE

Miss Edna Kane az her home IN this
city yesterday afternoon acted as the
hostess 20 the Phi Delta Psi club, en-
tcTtainiuE a. the fnrtniEhtly meeting.
The members were all present and as
special guests we're Mrs Hollis Glea-
son o. Chicago. Airs. BrouEh
and gfFs Amy Kane. Of May
vile. Kentucky. the latter the guest OF
Miss Bessie Moss Of Moline. The
Young women were busy with their
fancy work and chatting and the hos
tess served a delicious lunch in the
late afternoon. The next meeting viii
probably be 81 the nature o. picnic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
WXpTa oo
HONE
pQeBLEMS|
mrs ELrzA Actin TEeNPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am is years
old and rather small. About two years
ago I met a very attractive young
man from another state who was Wis
iting here. He seemed 10 like me, ana
am sure liked him. He always wrote
two or three times week for the nrst
year after he was here and intended 70
come back TO see me. and then all al
once he quit writing. / sent him let
ter 70 see what was wrong. and he an
swered and seemed awfully glad TO
hear from me and continued writing
until few months ago. did not write
again. Do you think ! should write or
let him go? He's a very nice fellow
and wrote good letters. Do you think
he really cared for me? About how
long should a girl of Is go with a fell
low before marrying? Are blends or
brunets most admired by men?
THANK YOU.
7 wouldn't write again. If the boy
cares to renew the correspondence he
will write again. He must have liked
YOU very well at first or he would not
have written so often and for such
long time. Il is only natural that he
should lose interest in you since he
has not seen you for two years. Per-
haps he viii pay his relatives another
visit sometime and your friendship VIII
be renewed at that time.
There is no proper" time for a girl
10 marry. II depends largely upon the
girl. Some girls are old enough 10
marry at 20. while others at that age
are not ready TO settle down.
Blends think they are and brunets
think they are. I never could tell
which men like better.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; % Is girl
two years older than a boy too old TO
so with him?
90 Is II wrong for boy and girl
TO go buggy riding in the evening if
they get home early2
~ II a boy asks when he may
have another date. what should q girl
say? Should she set the time?
a. Do you think a girl ought to
ask boy who takes her place to also
ask her sister?
(5) What is good for keeping the
breath sweet? MISS BILLY.
% No.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

re- essrr.ss- OF rass tEftiar WiFsF.
fseffesr 81 Nrs r.Gs.s 7t.FsF ~ +Ha
trs-r.s1e street uavTrr1- f4 Harry
- F-er-F. also 1f uEgre port. was
r--fsy r1-r.es weft.rE 1e yesterday
as NrFe5rvs eETrea. ere rrrr-
rr-r ntsrE place or q e.ciee< Rev.
Father F1arrsFv 6.aeIstrt. perform
.rF tr~ e-rr-z6cv arf e~tet-asieE fire
nass rE~rr were 40 attsrfssfs. rfe
E-t- was t- r. tsree-p.seF ssif o. Blue
sf. her bodice OF GT1rETffr eFFpF
Visf silver tses trimming. ard her
EfF o. Blue rat-iEe over SIX and
vr-arsrst with yelled rosrs tEat Werr
l1 SHADES OF r.eE se~ carried On
.r9sT eaaet prayer book aaf her
r1wers we're q c1rsaEr t1gGg~t o.
B.1s Brt .svFsEss sweet peas.
yf.ss Nest.T Gormaa az tsT r-san
s'svrf ta- brttaf rEe-4s from t.laFr-
srfr as ttr trtssI party ~rtFr-t ffe
eea-ee. fer music eEaeeims 90 che
softer Ea-arrrirs % g Perfect Day
al tss service began. AMI asain 90
Eesaazrr.s -rraurerFt.~ srt spar1-
s-fs- rurstst tvmHs. f1rinE ftr
mass AS Gre service e11rtg fr3 Gre
f-rt-tss6ss NrtttrF uEarrE vas CIV
=r as tlr recess tosata
IRE weGfirE brsaEssss was az enc
tfasrt W'artsawE wEers osr % tsr
s~1r private ffrf~F rooms vas
ees-r-lrEtv decorated - tah,s trim
ned 5r svsss peas wffh q large pFra-
mft e~esFrr fseF % vases b6'fisE che
r-aFrs~F blossoms TtFrF were a5egt
"a f5s-e rF ere hresefsss. Only tes iee-
~~eisse stnUF tsisE guests Ne. sri
SIZES Freezer t-ss o. a wefEseE trts.
rr~w Wt1 naEF ttsir bone FOE ere
sarmer az far Harrfssa street. aef
expect Co 90 t8 tassetFep,sE ir pr-
saee~ ts a pretty rev home Nf. Fsss-
~ e. buutieE fa Davenport.
tfr Fsersv 90 his Eratgssf1r from
ere tsse sessa1 srfsreG ere eHel1T %
= r. van resteu sons eaapaeg. aeG
.s Gee % ssssF sstssEss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

" rtrursf-r. wG1 Hfs rre-rrIG
taEru 40 His vsrs as rHs11r Of rEs
Altsa street. eH4B-J vas f-rtrr-t "a
receffran yesterday fft~rraer t fF-
Ladies SEWING saei-fF f.r arf.F De-
taa stvrn ln ere eharr1 pari1es n
asss crowd sffsrgsG and essT-f aFrv
ufach q prsrram which consisted ~
a vocal fa-f BF REV n A. Jetss1G
art Nr Carpenter accom- painted 1F
Mss Starry trGreTs "a r-atier br
Re- 70 A. Iahssoe. "a siaH1 SOLO sV
Nivta waEsfsr ana r-st.eE ay Nr.
fsue Wassf4r Wr C8rprHf-r esotr
brlefy of bfs werE ne srs chapel
ard what f- hopes CD a-r1w1 ..sr. tsT
erraa1 s0t cake were s~rvst curing
a deuEbfrgI f.T- sf sae.ah..lJT IRE
ttGfes br,d n-i+ regular bas.gess srs-
slon on connection wtfe fE- rref.sE.
traasaetins F1gfies mGtrers mo
nfEt rssattr meefies OF tar sc rfg
VIII be- Jane e9 vifE Nrs Hsrrv
t4sdiey $3.50 rsGfa street.. as fsr
bestsss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
AEr ExHIBFT At fNMACrLAII
fUNTEFTIUN

AZ tzss-sssfzE sEsIets % work %
ss- art classes a. tss ts&aer-lass Gee
e-ptian a@a9saT On pagsa POST ts -
f1f Hstf. ssElsateE FesfrFfaqs AS
eaeaaalag ever TEaFsfaT. tas lsfss
sfaEf1 sE zee seeeot tasteE b@sa
fsrsvr eses 90 sss xsssrai sssiir t1f
sF- r-eaaessr % fes seasogs eaez-
s-re~n=cF week ne stEztf ts ~
sas wort es ar sss class. tss F.etzFrs
srsrarflsg sseezst afsseti1c bszez
rsss- ~ Ess Fv8 Ersf assss fraes tEe
ars 1ssartasas. 1fsss Cas.ills tlaliissa
~ Dav-nsorr ssE tfiss btiriass t-aazsn
~ 0aasa seq AIS tstsees asd
f-t-sts ~ Fss seEsat are cordially 5rr
e5ssa CO. alsls tss sssIio Tss kasfs
are frasa o e. es 60 2 p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
FtREvttL FtRTf FOR Mt.s
efiHHEr.

Mrs D. D fseEsoa. al b-r har-. eos
rsarsrenfs -aaf -s-sElr ssfses ester
talaed a company Of tf str. friends
last evening" al % taFsseu party fer
her efsce Mss tIaatrs Cs..1rrr. wf7
leaves enc lsF-r rarf Of rss vsrs
70 ssasr hrr HeHa OBJ Eefsrsarf
Conn A ffaaHFrsi rln- wfF shrrf
snd genes were played arf H sar
late evenfeH r. g-lri1gs .lr-F vas
served 1F WFs JACKSON saf Sizes
streifsr while .sHeH was Being
served W.ss GrseFt Vas presented
web s lovely Efr as s rHs-a sf re-
nrm hraa.- rr.H r.z girls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
FntNRTt.trvf.nv.

ne marriage 81 suss Li.sta Levi
son. aaasafrr m Nfr. aaf Nrs A te9f.
son % chicago taf tiTmsa a. rraa EEL.
sen ~ Mos ssaH UrsGfTt rr fft
rrlfrth aFraar. FHls eifV r1as q fr-
YsafsriaQ al wa Hamr Efr
hridr on cHnfa9 Members ~ fsr
lmmed,afs families were Eas esr
Eassts sat He bridal ceapir vac sar
attended tif ant Nirs Frsafrt f7tr
lo~na a. sgarf v-'iG sE "trip v.t rr-
site Ia Magar where 1ff rraaSst Lei
prgBriefer ef iasa arner tfs braEF
aas visited IN Fss ersr sf various times
anf las madr maag tFIrars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
HARniETI HENDERSON CLASS
PLANS EXCURSION.

Fifiy rzsuzbsrs % the Harriet Hen
fsFsos memorial class % the FIrs.
Methods; eegFeh met IN The church
last sresiss foe The regular social ana
egssEess ssssioa- Pians for the all
DAY boat excursion Co Mgseatine which
TIE class gives totzoFFoW occupied the
stsze % tEs eTerinE. committees being
spposatsd 90 BE- "a charge % various
thiazs eozseetsd with the AFFAIR. A
Eas=s vas played and company A ssrv-
81 refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

-4ss11ary sazErsssaFs4z siay % for
msr Trarf. ses sTssttszss rsesptips.
fs esaEsesl1a stsa WairA tss eoiisss
sraasEs GeE gl.tsEs vilt - uiGz=isla-
go. over sfGc CEsssss Lzatsrus bSia<
4ssz ea sse ca=gas alors. T1srs VII
b. masse as ss@elsi displays % are
1earfs fz er-aseslae VIA tEts sVsat-
ss4 fks asaazr9 VII carr cas- AZ s-se-
sras~ pruFrasz. features % wsieS siil
- aar-aazE lG eest4s4es sssFe-aAlg
e-esrass,g rsass. E1sslsTs q erssorss.
sssaf1F esr C1GaFGeelases WFss is
s-s4Fes sF etGss ~ tEs alzeeai c1s.-
r~rs fe r5aEsT Ms@oFiat eaap-l -
D. ses1-rs os f5rassr E.ss e.4es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
xI>s Rats HOSTESS To 7. r. =
CTR.

ezemssFs ~ hs z a. o. club al Esr
Aems. fsaa atxfa assna= Lasf rFsn e.
sfaaic and Esmss Eslaef Pass Co
LzHff1l svea5aE aE4 prizes YEA ta
Ms LlIlasG uelasnspfa saa tr.ss -
gina MeCaftsF a tErr~ coarse t4aea-
son sss served la - Giairs reoe1. 80
tsoie selaF vsrv srsffv wffh lss ircc-
rasions ~ eiaa seG aEf- zsrfTa
fo~srs. Esose beiaE sas eoi5rs n faF
elab. Misses Alice saf tfelsa rslrlF
81 as ssVsafa sgsaas. leatrrl re
elm girls 81 D. TAR guests OIL fNe
weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
IT. ANTHONY ALUMNAE LUNCH.
ION

Nineteen uarmbeFs % the Aiumuae
ssse Naiipa % S. Arth6ny's hospital
eaioyrf che annual outing and lunch
eee e. Feisrvary paFE inn yesterday
sstesseou. having 40 their special
Esszts tEs three youuE women Who
complete the coarse this year Atrs
e, L. coFyu % sfoilae read a paper on
y Narse aad Fer Profession and IN
eoreiasioa gave ar address % welcome
90 The Eraeuates. Miss Wagner re-
spoaGisE FOE her class \ luncheon
vas served 81 = tahls bright With sar-
Gsa aoNess Ia EFesa aEG pima.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
DEPARTMENT HAS SUCCESSFUL
COFFEE

Far Erss af a series % cusser parties
vas Eser yesterday sftefrpoa bF the
s1elaI service department % the Won
asss esab 1frs " = krsu fErouiaz
open fer bone az Tss F5fteeuth street
Tor rar AFFAIR Ire rooms aere bright
raeI u5fh boaguets gf p5aE aad white
te1a Ers sas~s. srr5GEa aea Falox. and
G4raE rEs sffrFaa1u aat evening a
e5mpsay OF sb1at rs guests vas en-
rs-ta5e~I Or thr afteFnooa an infor-
nal pFoEram VAS Elvsa a. follows
Fisa0 solo. -F5rrE.te Memories ...-
FsaaE Frr.sFat
ueaIirr "a W~lce Classic .......
1fft Fred s11iuv.
Vocal solo. -Wbeu the Hea-t ls
NouaE ......-..... Dudley Buck
Niss Mile Bees
HezdlrF. Almost Beyond ErtuF-
ares ...... james whitconb Riley
2frs j. r CiaFksoH.
Vocal solos
Sacrament ......-... .2iacucrmld
-u4sfei.1as- end Morning Gior-
les -....-... May Turner Saitcr
2,FF Daniel Hayes. Jr.
Heat.aE -u'~r t.r Chimney the
NiEht WlnG sang ........... Hart
1irE. J r CIarsEou-
BFaIlIE
-1fea Pierre iu Frencs-Cauadiau
dialect ...... ........-....
Wallace Bruce AGEugry.
Tie CarpeatrF Man -.--..-.....
Miss Kate Louise You're
o. enc tt0i.ue GiE6 school
rrr errr.EF prpEram vas given by
Mrs C. J. LaclEcr. who sans wlth
riEra aee1mparimrar By 3iiE6 tfac
C4lFCae
~tfrliisarGe- .......-.......C oefre
~tiadFissi- .-..-.-..-....., . Harris
Visions -..-...-. u. Hardeiot
~WEea ISABEL sinEs ..-. oiey Speaks.
he affair vas very sgcccssfui and
ere department viii realize q good sum
towards tss establishment og rest
rpo@ for girls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

There IS little glorious about the
service OF the submarine. She is the
sneak OF wars blocethirstiness. creep
ing upon her victim like a murderer in
the dark For her there is no defiant
baiilefiag. no CLINT of sun on wave. no
thrilling roar OF battle. She worms her
Shiny way through the murk to kill
or be killed in the horribly practical
business OF slaughter. Her seamen toll
amid mere machines. For the scent Of
burning powder she supplies the reek
of gasoline Her crashing broadside
Is but the hacking cough of compress
ed air. And her end comes not with
mastheaded ensign. but upside down,
with her people tangled in the gear.
And this is the service which takes the
strongest. the bravest. the dauntless.
There can be no trepidation in the
spirit which guides the submarine
twisting through the depths. where. il
she cannot be seen. she cannot see
and where death turks everywhere.-
Hartford Times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
Jolly rHIRTEEN CLrR.

Mrs- ollie Mueneh az her home sos
Flfyh avenue. acted a. hostess yester-
day afternoon 20 members % the Jolly
Thlrteen club. the usual three tables
% elneh being surrounded. Prizes In
che games sent % Mrs. Charles Hiniz.
Mrs Herman Lase and Mrs. Caroline
sf6lz. 4 lunch was served a. the small
tables a. the conclusion % the games.
Bouquets % pconics trimmed the
rooms The club viii be entertained
in.tWo weeks by Mrs. stoir In Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

IN regular session tomorrow after
noon. the meeting 10 be called prompt
IS at 2 O'Clock At Swedish Olive hall
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Memorial Christian church will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. E. Johnson. 1917 Four
teenth-and-a-half street There viii
be a business session and program
The willing Helpers OF the First
Swedish Lutheran church will hold the
annual sale and sociabie tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening in the church an
mex. A program will be given at both
the afternoon and evening meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
THREE 6. Club WITH MRS. GUST.

Three q club members we're guests
yesterday afternoon % Mrs Alex
Qulst. Who entertained very pleasant
iy a. her home. i43s Fourteenth street
All the members we're present and they
passed the afternoon with their fancy
Work and Ia chatting ard in the late
afternoon a delicious course lunch vas
served in The CininE room Here a
basket % lovely red roses vas used as
q e~uteFpiecc. The club viii be enter
tainsd July 8 b. Mrs ". z Hiii. fioS
Sevrath avenue. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
.rKFRf.Ep ~ nlKrmnlI.

Mrs Fsssr Petersen ~ ss3 rSri'fa
ser~ef was very BisasasflF s4rpr is'rlt
MoadaF wHra 81 g per TREATS wras
20 hsr haar o. celebrate per b.rratsf
aaalvsrsafY rlr sfsfasoa vac tpenf
with masle saG Hs.aea. prizes .a sar
eonfssfs fefGf f1 KS e" Hrrf
Mrs tfaieErs saE tffs {" Hvrtss
a rso course ufaraeea vas SERVED taf
ths Hosfsss vas Tea wifa s4fss ef
money a. f,f tFea ta- con- agf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
EAGLES CARD PARTY.

TIE degree team os the ladie-' aux
uiary 90 the Eagles held = card party
az tie hone OF Mrs. J. ". Furlong. siz
T~s1;y-nrs. street. yesterday after
rco1- the proceeds OF which will be
used 20 cefrny the expenses Of the
team n going 20 Springfield next week
20 boost for IN. nsxr Eagles convsn-
rfor- Twelve tables % 500 and cinch
we're played. eiSks OF the former and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
PREVENTS ACHING BACK.

The handy man Of the house" has
saved me numberIess backaches by
extending the hot water line from
the stationary tubs to a position d.
rectly above the laundry stove, which
stands close beside the tubs.
This simple arrangement saves all
lifting connected with filing the
wash boiler.
a secondhand faucet was used,
making the expense very slight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
LUTHERAN NFN MET

Tie Meas society % the First s~ed-
ish Lg'hsraa church Vas entertained
Jas; eTsainx IN The home % AnskArius
AHesrsoa. SO Tueisth street Alfred
FsaFistron addressed the men and
later social time vas easoycd ~hen
,frs- Anesrson served rcfrcShmeats.
TIE next meeting will BE- June IS In
the hone OF Nsls Swansea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
rrLrnEaIEs Isl RIETnpAI.

a very uaasgst btrthtsF rartV Was
sstt YESTERDAY az sst9 Tnirrsssta ave
ess. Mogsss. wee ~ ~ fsssfss esle-
b-assss Ne Stss bsrtE4sY aseivsrsarT
ST. raarss was able 90 rssss q
large as s5cs Esx ss9 ss % esaEs;
ths bresss ne Cd Esstisuzss broke
lnto soer TIE sszF spssEisG bssss-.
taus rsav Ss wave ART altsozxs his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

the gum at the root of the aching tooth.
To Relieve Pain--A turpentine com
press is made of half pound corn meal.
half cup turpentine. Make mush in
usual way, add turpentine, spread be-
tween two cloths. Lay flannel over the
flesh, thes mush bag, then cover thick
~. so the patient will form a sweat
From thirty 10 sixty minutes usually
stops pain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Lucrctia Garfield tent No. p. DauEh-
tiers % Veterans % Moline. will meet
HirE. W. 4. Aldrich OF 1880 Twenty
third street has gone Tor two weeks
visit W5,h her sister In Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
". G. 7. 4. WITH MRS. WILSON.

The June meeting Of the West End
woman's Christian Temperance union
Was held yesterday afternoon In the
home OF Mrs. 5. NJ. Wilson. 2ii4
Eleventh avenue. The ladies passed
the time IN the discussion % temper
aaee TOPICS. a social hour following
the program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09

four OF the latter. In the games of
500 prizes vent TO Mrs. ~. Lsrkin OF
Davenport. Mrs J. Tank OF Davenport
Mrs. :. A. LuVanway and Mrs J. En-
right a. IN the cinch games Mrs j.
s~arf. Mira J. Jacobson and Mrs. NJ
Mitchell. the latter OF Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-09
TARIE WARE.

Among the customs of our grand
mothers was that of giving personal
care 10 the fragile cups. saucers and
other pieces of fine china and glass,
and II was probably this appreciative
attention which made the china last
so long. a little tub or sometimes a
silver basin filed with hot soapsuds
was brought 10 the householder on a
tray, directly after each meal. She
would then gather up the silver, glass
and egg shell cups, and wash, dry and
put them away.
The idea is again becoming popular.
and no housekeeping outfit is complete
without its small cedar tub, mop, tray
AID soft linen towels.