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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
CONGRATULATIONS.

40 high noon today vas celebrated
tlc marriage OF Miss Esther Euzabeth
B'aErmo-c. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
o. ID Hiukcmore OF this city. and
Hush Holmes McQuisfon Of Chicago.
The ceremony was performed az the
home of the brides parents. Si5 Nine
tscutl street. by Rev. J. L. Vance. was
tor ~ the United Presbyterian church.
and members OF the immediate fami-
lies we're the only guests. Miss Abbie
Biakemorc attended her sister as maid
90 honor and the Eroom's brother. Mar
Son NcOu'sfon. Was his best man. As
tf~ bridal company came down thc
stair Aitss PsnEy Biakemore al the
piano played the bridal chorus from
i.1htnEr.u and during thc service
PLAYED Hearts and Flower The
ceremony took place in thc pa-ioT be-
fore O. bank OF palms. ferns and white
ruUr and green and white were car
rird Ogt iu the decorations OF tile en-
tire house The bride wore a gown
% white satin and lace. She wore
thT f4u length fuile veil held az the
hair EifH orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet OF brides
rusrF ara lilies OF ths valley. Fer
attendant eas dressed tn white silk
md lace and She carried pink roses.
a Wedding dinner Was served after
che ceremony. tls serving table having
a. its trimmings Erecuery and white
uo2c=a. Mt and AIRS McQuiston left
tlis Afternoon for Chicago. the bride
uear.nE a. her travelling gown a suit
of CopenhaEol blue with a bodice OF
white and a hat % sand color Ia the
u~v spriuE mode They will be az
home iu Chicago after-Aprii /. The
bride lE n graduate % the high school
Co.. the class of 1909 and then attended
Monmouth college where she took
both the collegiate and musical
courses. SIR McQuiston is a graduate Z
90 Monmouth college and is now en-
Ei1yed ir the Once Of tho Western
Electrical company tn Chicago. Guests
from out OF the city were the Eroom's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". J. McQuis- .
ton. and brother Marion OF Monmouth. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
SCRIPTURE
EpheaIans e:f-s.

Children. obey your parents in the
Lord: for this Is right.
Honour thy father and mother.
(which is the first commandment with
promise;l
That 10 may be we'll with thee. and
thou mayest live long on the earth.
And. ye fathers. provoke not your
children 10 wrath: but bring them IN
I'm the nurture and admonition of the
Lord.
Servants, be obedient 70 them that
arc your masters according 10 the
flesh. with fear and trembling. in sin
gleness OF your heart. as unto Christ:
Not with eve service. as men pleas
ers; put as the servants OF Christ. do
INK the viii OF God from the heart:
With good will doing service. as 10
the Lord. and not TO men:
Knowing that whatsoever good thing
any man doeth. the same shall he re-
eeive Of the Lord. whether he be bond
or free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
DR.. WILSON'S SERMON IS
SEVEN GREAT ANSWERS

The Full-orbed Man" is the theme
OF the sermon Rev. James Edgar vii
son viii deliver at the morning serv-
ice at Broadway Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. In explaining the
text OF his remarks he says.
What is man. This question Of
the fourth verse OF the eighth Psalm
has been asked again and again. Each
generation. as IL comes mp. listens 10
this question, and attempts an answer.
And the answers are as numerous and
as different as the generations have
been. History holds at least seven
great answers TO this great question:
What Is man2
First; Man Is a Victim
Second. Man is a Warrior.
Third. Man Is a Master.
Fourth. Man is a Scholar.
Fifth. Man IS a Saint.
sixth. Man is an Accumulator.
Seventh; Man IS a Servant
n is wit. these seven great answers
that my sermon viii deal Sunday
morning"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
MARriN.LlPHARpT.

Miss Frances VI. Liphardt. daush.
ter % Mr.. and Mrs. George Liphardt
~ Bowling aud John + Martin. also
90 Bowling. we're united In marriage
"wednesday az high noon az the home
o. the brides parents. Rev. W. II.
shaw. % Milan Presbyterian church
offc.atcd AZ the ceremony. The bridal
couple was unattended. Miss Helen
Marshall and Miss Dorothy Martin.
cousins o. the bride. acted as ribbon
girls. Miss Frances Peterson was
ring bearer. carrying the ring in a
yellow tulip The bride was dressed
IN white crepe de chine. She carried
a boquci 81 brides roses. The ribbon
girls vcre dressed IN yellow and white
and carried hoquets OF roses and car
nticus. The ring bearer wore n dress
% white silk
The rooms and the table were
besutifuils decorated IN yellow and
white. carnations. danodils and smiIax
being used.
Mrs. Lawrence Peterson PLAYED the
wedding march. During tho congrat-
uiatious Lawrence Peterson sang "oh.
Promise Mc. \ four course dinner
vas served 20 IS guests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
HALT ono
HONE
pQeBLIMS
YRS ELrzABkC. rEeAlSQrl

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ID I met a
fellow one night and was introduced
10 him by the girl whom he was with.
She was with her friend and after
getting home she invited US into the
house. After spending the evening to-
gether for while. the fellow | was
with started to make love ! did not
object, and when he spoke of leaving
/ told him not 10 go, and kept him
after he had spoken of it several
times After thinking or the way
acted. ! wrote and apologized. Do
YOU think ! did right in writing?
~ While away last summer l met
a fellow OF whom I thought a great
deal. After coming home he wrote
10 ne and came TO see me twice. Then
! turned against him a little. We are
still corresponding and it seems as
though he would like TO come and
see me again and make a greater
friendship. I feel as though I cannot
stop writing TO him because he Is
good. moral boy, and stin / meet 9th
ers whom l like better, but I cannot
depend upon them What shall / do2
WORRIED.
Cd You indeed have cause TO wor-
~. You have made yourself cheap by
spooning and giving love too easily
The boy would not have dared TO
spoon with you if you had not given
him reason TO think that he might
As for the letter-it probably did no
good in keeping him for a friend; he
could scarcely have respect for you
after the way you acted that night
But il Will show that you at least have
an idea of what is right. Profit by
this experience and stop spooning,
and never urge. or even ask, a boy TO
stay after he has suggested going
t2l II this boy had desire to come
10 see YOU he would certainly do it.
You have no reason TO think that he
would like to come as long as he does
not You are assuming altogether too
much in thinking that he cares for
YOU. \ boy is not backward in show
ing IL if he really cares for a girl. /
Keep on corresponding, If you wish.
but give up the idea that the man can
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

ever mean anything to you. am
afraid, dear. that before you can be
happy you VIII have to be interested
in something besides boys. And be-
fore YOU can be admired by men you
will have 10 stop spooning. Always
let the boys do the counting while YOU
sit quietly by. Insist upon moral
men
Dear Mrs. Thompson Would 100
or. strychnine, three or four times
day for several years, be Injurious to
a person. and what would be the eff
feet? A party seems i'll and morose
and sleepy az all times Tell me
frankly, do you think this is the re-
suit of stryChnine?
GRATEFUL
Strychnine ought not to be given
for a long time as a circulat0ry slim
ulant When it is employed over
long period of time it is apt to pro
duce great nervous and mental irrita-
bility and a rapid, feeble pulse. This
is especially true OF old persons suf-
fering from asthenia. The party
should consult a physician.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am bach
elor of 30 years, and am badly in love
with a neighbor girl of IS, but she
doesn't seem 10 like me very much
How can 1 get better acquainted with
her? I am very bashful.
IVAN.
Your bashfulness probably leads
YOU TO think that she does not like
YOU when you really have no reason
to feel that way. Simply ask 10 call.
Then ask her TO 90 to some entertain
ment with you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
. - Il % - sAar1l.

r.1-rrrn Garfield tF-t So. 81 uaaEh-
rrrs ~ veterans. eui1y~d an old time
party Iaat raeairs az se~'lisa Olive
ra. 1re.-e. fatty 600 affea1'nE thr
affair The r~Fzfrs- number % thr
.Tagaar cane dressed Ir costume %
ESQ f.1ae o. sizes. and trrT go Looked
very rrrrrr TIE program began aith
selrerIe- PSI FEr drum c7rps Miss
Jessie rracEH am gave n vocal sr'Fc-
rar 1f.ss Jessie Moore played a piano
r.rHer. wrs. CrrtsF~v HiesrF save a
-erF.re The Sew cGg-cl OrEar.
w s Mary goae1 sans 1frs Fauuie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
SUPERVISORS At BETHANY
HOME

A. tho invitation OF the acting presi-
dent 81 Bethany home. Mrs X T. An
d@-srn. members % the Rcct Island
county supervisory went 90 the home
thlr afternoon % listen On a short pro
gram given hy the children There
urr~ d number % rectati1us and
.ones end Mrs Anderson spoke 90
them briefly on The WORKING o. the
srstif1fior. giving an outline % the
work chat is dous and the manner o.
conducting ft The company was
served vith l.shr refrrshmenfE and
tHer given an opportunity 90 Inspect
ffe buIfIre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The community training school will
bold a meeting Monday evening ia
The y NJ. e. 4 Rev Richard :. Haley
% Moline ~lii b. the speaker.
The Ladies' auxiliary 20 th. Rock
Island County Humane society uiii
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. n
Rachman. sei Twelfth street. The
members arr asked 20 BE- pres.n;
promptly AZ there - much sewing 10
b. done fu- The Easter sale
TIE March meeting % the YOUNG
Peoples branch % the ". G.. T. L. viii
Dc seie Monday evening a, The home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
coFrEr AT sAcREo HEART.

The Altar suiid % the Sacred Heart
church uHi Efrs O. coffee March ig 40
fh~ sacred Heart recfory. corner Fifth
aFerEe and Twenty eighth street The
coffee vuI b. held iu the afternoon
and be- che evenirz following lecture
on S. Patrick by Rev Father No7ran.
Farh~- Noouau Ia o. noted orator OF
Drs Woiaes and no u.I spcas iu che
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
SOCIAL EVENTS

EnoxJsansea gave q reading. and the
eruui cGrr.< played another number
Thea followed 3 grand march % those
fn costume. led hF C0mrndc Schoics
and Mr. Grant Hrs. q. C.. CromrtDn
ras siVrn The prtzs fqr fne best old
time costume Remarks Ws-e made
81 Comrades sehoies. Sell Hollis and
others. Refresamsuts Vsre served.
and tk~ eTsniaz c'oref with the CON
rsry s.nF.nE America. The tent
Hiu give another entertainment tho
tEir6 FRIDAY IN April. when a pro
gram w'u Be rrcs~afed and enc public
viii BE- inFitsd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

church az 200. This lecture Is free
and the public l. invited 10 attend. a
nice program during the hours Of serv-
lnE ~1ll be rendered By Mrs. I. b.
Reidv Mrs. J. X scott. Mrs- 3 j..
Lachner. Mrs. Mae Richards Casey.
Miss Harriet Larsin and George Caui-
field all OF whom viii give vocal num-
bsrs. and ~ Mis- Monica Houar and
Miss Rose kinney. Who will give read
ING
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

IRE Nrti casts ef spencer rfrm1.
riai 1fethodisf eharrh conducted sue.
essss1I nec.abl@ last eseuirs ST. tar
church basement a short praerarE
vas gVer by ylare Smith. Mabel tr.
ne1. faez neca Gsga Thomas. ll4fr
Johnson. LgctI- uscs. Grace Bank
srfeift ard a fl4rsef a nice sl~
vas Realized for tas b~a~et ot enc
ehurch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
uP-To-oATE RECIPES

Baked Pork Mush-Cook pound of
lean. pork until the meat is very ten
der. then remove meat and cool water.
taking ofr the fat in solid cake and
keeping il for frying II there is more
than a quart OF the broth, simmer il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

Wemsera % ths rrCifY 600 club
eer~ eafertalnsd yesterday afteruoor
ar ne homs ~ frr. Mayer Lew ttif
second sFeEge ia fas card saalrs
fh@ prizss w~rs woo ay Mrs. tior
Ne and ttfs q Oeas ~ uavenport ana
tNo zsssfs' fagofa sere sven to Mfa.
. f,ossnfhsl ~ Caieaz9. uho f. ris.t.
nx Der dsazrfer. WrH ST. Hosrr.aal
In Davenport. aad Nra Euu RON
scaieid ~ AfaaGe. f9sa. wE1 81 t1r
Ea~ss Of her mother tfrs W1-i.z. -
tsneh vas served sffrr tar sarrs.
Ths cIu1 WtT be- entertained rrtf
W~sE az che bone ~ Hrs a. a
tn Caro- weCI-laea uasrruorr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
CIVIC oEpAarMCNr s4oFr sEs
mfGs.

a SHORT meeting o. tae civic depart.
nenf ~ fse Womaas club was ret
yestsrdaF afternoon ar enc Nas9eir
Temple parf1rs 80 business WaF
| traasarted. ta~ rref.He adjourn los
3nnf1 revf THg-sdfr afternoon When
'CsorEe Eass of rseE Moline and Stay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

down to that amount II less, add sui
ficient water 70 make a quart. Bring
it to boiling point and stir into it a
cupfuI of cornmeaI which has been wet
10 a paste with little of the cold
broth. Cook for an hour, then add
meat finely chopped, also a teaspoon
of salt and half teaspoon powdered
sage. stir wen, then pour into pan to
chill Cut in slices and fry in fat
skinned from the broth. Or, stir into
the mush an egg, grease pan before
pouring in, rub some of the fat over
top Of mush and bake in oven until
the top is nice and brown
Stuffed Ham - Select a very fine
quality OF ham, a newly cured ham if
possible. Boil slowly until 50 well
done that bone can be removed. Ut
can be taken out or not, as you pIease3
For the dressing. take one pint toast
ed bread OF crackers, two teaspoons
celery seed, one-haIf tablespoon black
pepper. one-half tablespoon ground
spice, one-haIf tablespoon cloves, one
tablespoon mustard three tablespoons
sugar, six yolks of eggs. some good
pickle and two or three onions chop
ped fine; little vinegar; mix all well.
Make iRcisions to the bone all over
ham and press dressing into iucisions.
forcing it through the lean part of
ham: then spread remainder Of dress
ing all over ham and glaze with white
Of egg. Bake slowly about an hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

o. sifref Weersr 81 uassn9o-r ~ili
address tsr f~uarrueat o1 city GOV
~-am~ef and b g.. Ffsfer udi fei %
ra~ Eo-tasch1e. fEI stzu snf school
raresrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

OF Mrs. Carl Bauer. 1906 Fourteenth
avenue. Miss Hazel Koils viii be the
lender.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
g w. 3. a. MIrH MRs. sTAFEoRo.

c. ". 3. A.. WITH MRS. STAFFORD.
Tho March meeting % the Caristian
Womaus Board % Missions Of the
Memorial Christian church was held
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lewis stat
ford. 1893 Fourteenth-anes -half street.
acting a. the hostess and many Of the
mem bers attendinE. Mrs NJ. + Chat
icy vas the leader Of the afternoon.
giving paper or the topic. India
Rev 81. p Chatiey addressed the so
ciety on the subject % mission work
IN general a number OF the Daven-
poTt C. ~. y. ". members we're guests
% fle afternoon. The business ses-
son vas occupied with routine mat
tiers Before the close OF the day the
hostess served n nice lunch and a time
% s1ciatinty was enjoyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
~ 80 sErTLEMEnr-


West Ead Settlement fzs Seventh
sselGe. Services at I0sI5 a. m and
Ts11 o w. sunday school or $3.50 o.
m- ". o. Barker gp~riEfeudrnt. Cot
taE~ prayer wegtiuE WrldrF mid
week service Weducad1E and ra-ryinr
. meeting Friday
/ PruzreSslvr sp.rituaitst Church
Services every Sunday uizhl ~ 1sf5. at
Otd Feiiovs' hail. Firh and Brady
streets. Davenport. Message received
every Tuesday afternoon az 9 O'Clock
a. Odd Fciioes hail SIR Nettie
Stocsveii speaker
Gospel meetings viii be held a the
Sears t0eu bali sunday a .. ~.
william ~. Oldham % Clinton. Iowa.
VII b. en- charge % the services
I Meetings Wiu be held the last Sui.
day % every month conducted b. Mr..
Oldham
Church % the Brcthrcn-Rev u. A.
H0v land. pastor. Services az Indus.
trial hail Foart-onth street and Fsfth
avenue. Moline. Sunday school ~ 10
a m Preaching a. 1880 a. m. Evcn.
iaS services ~ $50 ?. m
The RsorEaalrcd Church % JeEua
Christ % Latter Day saints A. Arm
oFT ball. Sixtesnth street and Thira
avsnEs. sabbath school az 8.4s a n
a. charge % Superintendent NJ
Bars sgaday school az I-fs and
prsaehinE AZ $50 o'clock. in charge o:
VILLAS WiTiesis. presiding elder.
SEATS ar free azd no eoIisetloa f.
taEea-
Zlcr Tabernacle securd av~nus ane
EiEas~ssth street. s~c1ad suor. Rev
Van HaFsa Sfumstcr CD caarEs. 20.
rsai1T bible school every Lords dav
AZ 2 . m ueacoaess Clark. uinuitos
ia esarsr. FFiaeipai service az D
e.. Divine healing TUESDAY a. ESQ
. r. Praise aad prayer meeting
Ne9seseay a. n
Perfect Chrisfiaa W'ay-Servl ICES a. . I
o'eioeE suadsy az sEs Eighteenth
street. J. tsffcrsos. eoaGucto-.
No~wsEiaa services wEi b. h~ld az
ta~ Saisru t.4ta~raa e4grch. Moline.
sgseay sfieruger af q o'efock Rev. F.
Nr. Aliases. pastor .a cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
CATHOLIC

G. Ff0EfG-
- fssspss psrish ehsrcs. Eseoae
sVeezr are Fsgrtrsets street Fafar-
= p Qszse. rsetsr fsas. Father ~ ..
rsFsr. assistant fecter Masses az
Gr 3 so. Sac. 90 -. sss4sy sehooi
fs 90 a. g. Wsss-fay aass~s a.
saeFee Heart sa-ist csurcA. FisEh
sseras as Tssetv- stEEts stree Ta
tse- Cisasss y O.NslIL rsctor Masses
az 2. 80 as tasE1 SzssaF seAaal
a. 9sts e.. o. EesrisE r-sysr tsAsE
ssltl ss ssE1 Wsst cay szEss a. : 90
c.
s. Mays essrrs lGsrusai. Fourta
tssuse sss Tvszsisss strsss. FzfAs-
Peter Nfse&. rseser Masses e. ssa
% e. e. m. susGsV seseo1 a. 9 - ,
m Wees cav e-sss az sa N
- Fssls es@Fes (rs.<is=i. Twszfy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

LursfERAv-
Ter EVeG sr tesErrs1. F1rr1 STR
srrerr ars S~vrars sVrrg~. NFv =. =
TsrsarrF pastor sEgGag school az
rf r Services 40 tHa ts g. se asf
gas p O.
first sct.sr f.1sfr-ss r1rr~r Fe1r.
fe~rrr s.rsrs ESQ FesF.E aVsa.~ HFt.
Esrs. Misses. l1sta- ssrfag sef99.
az $50 a. u. ssViees af t.at1 e. @.
ace o. m
Grace eEE.tss Lgteerae. eases'
Seventh seeasr and Forty fourth
street. Rev IRA % Eashsssfa. pastor.
ssrssV sreeg1 st b.Is o.. m. Services
ss t.. ls s. @. and $3.50 q o.
C-rmas EsaaEr. CAL feseFF raF.fEl
ssre~s as1 Twelfth aVragr. Rev o..
q sr.f assrer asetsf sesost a. o ~
a. u. Services az 1880 a @. saG 9 90
f~asarrUs Gerwa1 t.4ts-ra-. Tsrl.
teta ssFr-r ana FlaG aeeegT. Rev
% Wulr.a. pastor ErEflsa sgntay
seHeef ar afs serHre services ar
Coz s en- Es1 AZ $3.50 81 @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
sLAN MUSICAL ENTERTAlNwENT

~ q meeting o. the TcunE People .
soc cts % the rnifsd Presrrts-inu
rhurrr held last evcainE On the home
% wlss Eme Wit Too. Fourteenth
avenue. plans were made foT a must
cal entertainment 20 be given in the
church April 80 By Miss Sotavena
ErecE ulfh RE assistance o. other
performers no. set announced The
proceeds vIi Do FOR the heucht Of
ere cfu-ch. u1rirE n social time a
ricsruia concert was enjoyed ard re-
Treatments werc served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
Netle> % Centractnrs

Bids viii be received at the NAV
or's Office a. m. March -. 1918.
for constructing water mains on six
teenth. Seventeenth and Aiken
streets r. NJ. SCHRIVER.
'AoFl Mayor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13


nrf S.r~r-rrte street Rev % T.
pvHeu pastor sEe1aF school 40
fr a. r rrears.EE al tH.ff "a. M
ere t-" 81 w The sacrament o. taT
rarl @aerrr uu b. celebrated ir
COO u1rrtrs ErssirE s~rmsu theme
rf s.gfr 1f fFzss tv Hefeeti1rs John
ssr Baptist tsr Hsfecf1~
sgrer-- Memorial Methodist. corner
F'1rrg ss.ra street auf ssveatl avenue
Rev ~. SOL Topr. pastor. sgrday
srhoo. ss $50 a. u. Epao--h isaElo
aE $50 81. o. Services 40 t1st GO e. "a
aas $3.50 q
CF-uae vsthoftst. corner -Four.
treHta street and siEth avvaus. Rev.
H q Srftr.samf. pastor sunday
srsref az ssrH I'm. Eruorth league a.
$3.50 o. w Services az 1880 q. m
ard $3.50 D. a.
F'-ee 1lesEofsst. 1880 Ni1ta avszus.
Rev =. q. E8eEeabach. pastor sun.
Cav Eeea1r 81 e-V a. nj. Love feast a.
o. a. "a. Services 40 g .. "a aaa
ss1r . O.
NIas 1fsfsed,st Rev. Alfred Ds1-
ea. rast1r Ssesav scs1oI ~ ssts a
r. Eewost1 league AZ 9 IS . n Ser
vices at 81. g. a. u. and - p n
Wavuan Nfrcss ~. = fco'orrei.
eeruer FTfts-aaf s-hsff avsass ard
rhiFteessa street James L. W'hErtoa.
paster Sss4ay services a. 10 a.
e. ESD sssf e. EsadaT scaooi a..
10 c'e.ecS Csrtstiza Easravps league
Ht $780,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

The menace of q film famine,
which because of the European war.
threatened TO hurt the American NOV
ing picture industry, has been ban
ished Moving picture film is being
made out of skinned milk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

a afgrlr fffraGrd meefaE af rer
t.Adies' AS society vas ae.t Fet.rr
daq ia the Bone OF urs Grace ftetr.f.
sr. 9Gs TWENTY. eecond street The .a.
dies spent ta~ affrrraeu sewing FOOL
sreparasiaa r9f tHr aaasa. fg-ius sale
which wiz Ee bed April Supper
Vilf b. served .1 corereter wtta t-r
bazaar g-ars acre also made f9r la
snferfalameaf tJ b. ua1wr a. al frsr
araanf che world f1a9e.rE "a plan
sarried or several gears Hs1 when o.
very sGrreaff4f affair uaf Eera
Tliesiag. wag es has been selected as
the time f1r fsls euferralrusrf Tar
iadl~s sp-nr n very pleasant 1frerr1rE
ant the hesfrss served them w.rr q
plnch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
ENTERTAINMENT MAKES HIT.


The class OF 1918 az Browns Bust
ness college gave a splendid entertain
mcnt Last night In the assembly room
% the college. The house was packed
40 an early hour and standing room
was az a premium. The Misses
Schmidt and Reynolds gave a very
clever number % singing and dancing
and were heartily encored Miss
Nellie Freeman entertained also with
several musical numbers. John Swan
son. who Il we'll known as a local
comedian. gave a very amusing mono
lcEuC Another very pleasing number
uas that given by the Misses Victoria
and Virginia Paul. from Moline. Their
artistic dancing was a pleasant sur
prise Tor the audience.
The last half Of the program con
sisted % a piayiet. The Hickyille
School given by a numer OF students
and assisted By the Metropolitan quar-
tst. Phai Woods az Jake Peristein
and Morgan Sexton as Archie F'itzpool-
table starred and brought down the
house with their mischievous pranks
and jokes. I'D Nelson as teacher kept
the audience laughing from start TO
tuiah
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

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