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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
AZ lie MAJESTIC.

Mary rlckford. "America'E sweet
heart. and the worlds foremost film
actrcar. EIaddeus the heart and thrills
the soul To- her latest characterization.
In the Famous PLAYERS Film COM
pauys novel production OF -Cindere!-
la the Paramount feature which
comes 90 the Majestic tomorrow. Mary
Pickford as cinderella" Is charm,
grace aud tenderness pers'uihed. and
-mmortalized IN "a screen production of
rare art and appeal iu she f.m YER
sion there is more than the .mpersonai
value OF the character OF the original
and world famous story. Cinderella
walks and breathes upon the screen
as though 90 were a oewi;chiue. dazz-
ling beinc incarnatei by memory and
localized by the tender rec7llections
OF childhood
Authe news an the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
AdnlnIstratora Notiee.

Estate OF Kate b. Alexander. de-
ceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Kate B. Alexander. late of the county
o. Rock Island. state OF Illinois. de
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the probate court
OF Rock Island county. at the probate
court room. in the city OF Rock Island.
a. the MAY. 1915. term. on the first
Monday in MAY next. at which time
all persons having claims against said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
To said estate are requested to make
immediate payment 70 the under
signed
Dated 18th day of March, A d
1915. JAMES O'CONNOR,
Administrator
Connolly & Connolly, attorneys az
law. Rock Island Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Tuesday billy Mason and Elsie Es
m114 Ia "a Prince 90 India" four
parts "a comedy
"Wednesday Farrell McDonaid Co
The Last Egyptian an oriental 70.
nance .r Eve acts
THURSDAY Edward Jones. late STAG
of a Fool There NsF .u The
stain SIX parts
Fr.lav-genrg 20 Walrhau aud M.
eauor WoodFur in The Eods of
Wrath three acfr. latest Pathg NcvE
and q suiradia comedy
Saturday - Attraction fu pc ana
EolaeeI later
s-ulav-Thr FarUrifr Player Ff.m
rruGrrr presents Carlyle Blackwell
fr The lira Hand F.E parts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Tuesday The Eine'F WILL -Fcrc
aE Dads Consent Uncle CTurty
WednFsdar--N Soldier OF Peace. .
The OId Letter The Waitress and
frr Boob
ThHrsaay--r Crimson ,.0fL.
-auna@s Portrait -Brunrfo Bills
and fhc Escaped u1uG.f.
Friday Sixth srirCde uf Hazard
% Helen ~-hr Product Sunshine
and shadow.
Saturday ttn Affair fe- fh- TO.
lrF "a clean slate Wipe Ser
Fret~
SUNDAY Surgeon Warren Ward.
'Ir5s Prehistoric Past The Mayor g
=eerHrrrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
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March zs-M0uiln Rouge Girls.
March 27-zs-Lyman Il. Howe 1'rav.
81 Fealrai presents the United States
navy.
March .sso-Only authentic Ger.
man var pictures
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

sarch 81. -. %. ef-Oiivcr Players
in The Girl We Love"
March e. 20. 1T-Ouver Players IN
The Triumph % Betty"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Direct from the Irving Place thea
ire. New York and Pabst theatre, Mil
waukee. the first genuine motion pic
lures OF the European war zone will
be shown az the Illinois next Monday
and Tuesday. These pictures. IT, Is
claimed. we're taken By permission OF
the general staff in Berlin. with the
approval OF the kaiser. They were
taken so near the real battles as TO
give startling effects. These are the
first motion pictures OF the European
war 20 show real life I'm the trenches.
real bat.lefelds. and 20 give truly
vivid illustrations OF the conflict They
tell the plain truth about the war, and
show tho frightfui struggle on the
fields OF battle. This wonderful story
picture Of the most appalling struggle
in history. depicts actual. living. NOV
Ing scenes. Baron Edmund Won Ra-
isowskl OF tho fourth Elite regiment OF
Berlin and one % tire kaiser's honor
guards. viii lecture and fully explain
the various scenes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23


the appalling European conflict has
been q profound conviction that ma
lions ufr depends largely ON the Of
fcfsucv % its navy. Naval and mill
fa-y experts have recognized this fact
fo- many years bat the general pub
DC has realized this fact r. best In
only a dim. vague sort % way until
~ thin the past fsW months u r.
therefore timely indeed 90 review
America resources and power. and
particularly. Just lr these mnmeutouH
cave ln the WORLDS history when naval
supremacy means 20 much. In order
90 AFFORD the American public an op-
p1-tunify % gain an adequate cuncep-
finn % our New Navy Lyman a.
Hose uiu present o. the Illinois next
SATURDAY and SUNDAY the suiftrsi
things that che human race has ever
pat lu motion. They are the steel pro
{ectiies % the apcr-drcsduough;s OF
fhe United States navy ur pressure %
f1rtv thCusaad pounds 90 the square
lne1-ln q heaf ~ uhich diamond
s-rlt and cartons boli-th@Hs proscc-
tiles are buried far ahead % their o~n
sound No engine or machine made
by ulaa produces anything like this
pressure The boiler pressure N
ss~am ~aEinss does not exceed 600 or
200 pouzds 20 the square inch and the
huge hydraulic presses that WOULD
er1mri~ up q sfs~i <ir9cr DO 20; exert
q pressure % more than one thousand
gszses ~ lie square iaeh- TIE oaly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Tuesday THE @rIi on the Noun.
tain. Mabel and Fatty's Wash Day
Wrlur dny-Ed CoE-u lu "Rcstitu
u6u." -H1Esu's Romance "NiEhf
Adventure
Taurstav- Lucky Bi0Vou.
-Tls Famine Japanese drama
Ring Around Rosie
Friday Mutual Monograph ID
cone FfIEht Up.- Ethel Gets a DI
vorce
saturday COLLEGE DAYS" Flying
ir spring Water. -At the Bottom o.,
Things
suuday-.'iu the Land OF outer.
-Ouiy o. Farmers Daughter. Alarm
o. AuEeils.- Episode 10 % 'Zudora- De-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

reason that these particular gun bar
rcis here shown can resist this pres
sure % 10000 pounds 20 the square
Inch f. that each one - built In a
series % corceuiric steel hoops OF
tubes shrunk one over the other Until
there Is a resistance capacity OF from
10000 20 sc.oe9 pounds per inch. Even
a. rest. the barrels % thee great guns
are under such enormous compression.
from being thus squeezed within these
outer coverings. that. u the retaining
steel Jackets we're suddenly cut. the
tubes would blow themselves into
pieces from the violent action % re-
lease. Hove travellers vii also visit
What. az hrs. sight. might Well be re-
Earted az a governmental edifce mus
cum o. university. lndeed Il well de-
serves 20 be considered "a a uuivers-
ity thaf stands fo- al that g. progress
ive and practical. rather than for the
CRY ir reality q ls manufacturing
plant % vast proportions and one that
Owes itH great success 20 the initiative
.nreaEed efficiency and consummate
skill and organization OF al army OF
over 5000 men and women. u S. the
plant % the National cash register
company ~ Dayton. Ohio. and the in
Vulnerable processes. operations and
machines employed in manufacturing
the product a. shown in this reproduc-
ton are % absorbing interest
Native life in the Philippines IS an
other feature Of remarkable interest
showing the strange customs OF DIFF
fersnt tribes and how these same
frfhnr hava haa- Tod - sfvfTf-n ffou nv
Uncle sam. Unique customs. weird
scenes. strange dances and the swift
march OF progress are all wildly IL
Illustrated. II g. an astonishing object
lesson showing hoT these strange peo-
pie have been redeemed from savag-
cry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

tcoaiinued Next Thursday }
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Al he news an The dime The ArEps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Tax Purchasers Notice.

]. T. witter, attorney.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Cultivate Neatness.

Tfdiness is one of the most attractive
Of feminine qualities. 1t Is also one of
the rarest. Early and persistent must
be the training which carries the girl
into womanhood with her bump Of
neatness' well developed.
Unless inherently fastidious during
school days she is liable to drift into
careless habits which she never out
grows.
One girl may have a trick Of leaving
shoes about her room. As a child she
was permitted to do this, and as she
grew older the untidy custom was new
er abandoned for the simple reason
that she herself did not notice anything
unusual about it and probably nobody
else took the trouble to correct her.
Another slovenly habit is leaving a
bunch Of combings in the comb or on
the dressing table. Constant vigilance
on woman's part is necessary in these
small matters if she would be thought
really tidy.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
AFTER THEATER SUPPER.

Is there anything more welcome to
the average person with good digestion
than an invitation out to supper after
the theater. and is there any place
more delightful to give little affair of
this kind than at your own home,
where all can laugh and talk as much
as they please without disturbing any
one? The following menu is one easily
prepared, therefore welcome to the
maidless housekeeper: Shrimps a la
Newburg on toast. cheese and crack
ers, nuts and olives, coffee or wine.
Lobster a Ia Newburg is also deli
cious. Use the daintiest cloth or lunch
con set on the table. When serving the
lobster la Newburg remove the meat
carefully from the shell, wash the
shell, put little paper doilies in 1t, then
serve the olives. radishes and green
onions from this. 1t may be filed in
stead with flowers
Recipe for shrimp and lobster a la
Newburg: One large lobster or one can
Of shrimps (meat cut into half inch
squares). one-half cupful cream, three
eggs, one tablespoonful butter, red
pepper, salt and nutmeg; melt butter,
add fish, allow it to simmer five min
utes, mix eggs. cream, pepper, salt and
nutmeg together; stir into fish, then
stir mixture until it thickens; add last
one-half cupful of sherry If desired.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Prepare Beforehand.

One little woman whose delightful
cottage is filled every Sunday with a
jolly party seems to entertain without
the least effort. Everything goes like
clockwork. Meals are delicious and
perfectly served, and the hostess her
self appears to have plenty Of time to
play tennis, so to walk and spend long
hours on the golf links.
But the clockwork has been very
carefully wound up and oiled before
hand. This same hostess spends hours
preparing for her guests, but all her
preparing is done on the couch in her
sitting room, a pad and pencil in her
lap. After the last batch Of Sunday
guests have departed the house is thor
oughly cleaned and put In order so that
nothing but busting and remaking of
beds will be necessary on Friday. A
complete list Of menus for Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday morn
ing il made out, and duplicate lists are
typewriter and tackled up In the kitch-
en-. Thursday the hostess and her cook
60 over the list, and everything that
VIII be needed Is ordered from trades
men.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Baby FIannels,

Most mothers find that it pays to
wash the baby's expensive little wool
ems themselves instead Of letting them
go into the regular wash. 1t takes
little strength or, time to wash out a
tiny shirt after the baby has donned
a clean one. and it pays, because 1t does
not shrink so much if washed care
fully. A baby can do with three shirts
If one is washed out each morning.
This allows a clean shirt after the
daily bath, one used the day before
to be put on at night and one to be
washed, with time to dry thoroughly
before being put on the next day. With
only three shirts the mother can afford
to buy a good quality, which pays al
ways in baby things, and, as they are
In constant use, there is not much
danger of their being outgrown.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Demurrer UNDERWEAR.
The Average Woman Wants Dainty
and Durable Lingerie.

me average woman wants Dainty
and Durable Lingerie.
Underwear has been more interest
ing than discreet in recent seasons.
There are always the practical and de-
and demure bent. but a casual stroll
through the underwear department Of
any shop that keeps pace with fash
ions whims will give one vague and
uncomfortable suspicion that the prac-
teal and demure have lost prestige.
''Do nice people really wear themw
said a little old lady with move Of
her hand toward certain filmy foolish
ness labeled robes de mutt.
"Our best customers buy them" the
saleswoman announced superciliously.
The little old lady sighed.
81 was afraid So" she admitted.
'Please show me something that isn't
transparent and that will boil"
And, after all. the average woman
also wants for general wear something
that isn't transparent and that will
boil She may lay a foundation Of
tulle or voile de sole or chiffon for her
party frock and she may refuse even
to consider the sturdy enveloping un-
dergarments of olden times, but she
wants at least wisp Of sleeve and she
doesn't consider the waist line the de-
sirable limit for decolletage and she
doesn't approve of nighties slit all the
way up to the waist or melting into a
single layer of tulle above the knees.
There are charming things, there are
even. impractical and coquettish things
that meet these objections. Almost all
OF the batiste and lawn used for mod
ish underwear now is very sheer, but
at least some Of it makes pretense of
opaqueness, while scallops and hand
embroidery are taking the place Of
frflls, gauze and laces.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
THE SALAD BOWL.
Interesting Discussion About This
Health Giving Entree.

Interesting Discussion About This
Health Giving Entree.
Salads are capable Of infinite vari-
ETY., so when fish and cheese fail veg
etables which approach animal foods
in nutrition may be served, and either
the oil In the dressing or the fat in
the cream or melted butter Of boiled
dressing may be depended upon to sup
ply the necessary oil. Try a bean sal
ad. A pound Of this vegetable con-
tains as much protein as is found in
half a pound of lamb chops or half
dozen eggs. Cool freshly boiled nmas,
also some rice dried in the oven until
the grains separately, salt slightly and
mix them In equal quantities.; fold In
some stiff mayonnaise and serve very
cold In lettuce cups. Peas and lentils,
which are so rich in protein, are very
desirable for salads in place of meat.
Cover two cupfuls Of cold baked beans
with French dressing and let stand a
half hour; drain, sprinkle with half a
teaspoonful Of onion juice, mix with
cream dressing, arrange on lettuce
leaves and garnish with parsley and
hard cooked eggs. Lentils combined
with onions, peppers and parsley and
served on cress with French dressing
make hearty and tasty salad.
A fruit salad has the advantage Of
being very healthfuL for nearly all
fruits hold acids and salts in solution
which are cooling to the blood, and
there are so many fruits available that
none needs to become tiresome. Pears
as a salad. once tried, will appear
often this way: Peel large pears, halve
them, remove the cores and drop them
into cold water In which Is a table
spoonful Of vinegar to keep them
white. Fill the core cavity with either
grated cheese or cream cheese balls
and serve on lettuce with French dress
ing. Purple egg plums may be used
instead of pears, with lemon juice sub
stituted for vinegar in the dressing.
The stone cavity Of peaches filled with
chopped nuts and arranged on lettuce
with mayonnaise is very tasty. A pref
ty salad can be made from watermelon
or cantaloupe by scooping out with a
large spoon pieces from the ripest
parts, draining, chilling and serving In
lettuce cups with French dressing
When mayonnaise is used with fruits
leave out the mustard and pepper, put
In little sugar and use lemon instead
Of vinegar. In no case should boiled
acid dressing be used with fruit salad.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
MRS. JOHN Aston.

Mrs. John Aston recently went to the
French coast to join the staff of the
Duchess Of Westminster's hospital as
a nurse. She had just completed a
course Of training at the Charing Cross
hospital in London to fit her for her
duties in the war zone.
At the Charing Cross hospital Mrs.
Aston began work every morning at 8
o'clock and was often there until late
at night.
Before leaving for the coast Mrs.
Astor dispatched an ambulance which
she presented to the hospital and will
also place two other ambulances in
service under her own management
when she officially takes up her new
duties
The broad ax., 1915-11-27

Photo. by American Museum Of Natural
History.
The American Museum Of Natural
History, New York city. recently in
stalled as a new exhibit a specimen Of
a dugong, or sea cow. In general ap-
pearance the dugong resembles the IA
miliar seal. but has no hair on the
body and is more nearly related to the
porpoises and whales; nevertheless it is
a warm blooded animal The present
specimen is nearly seven feet long and
Is the. only one of its kind known to be
preserved in any museum Of the west
ern hemisphere.
This animal is found on the shores
Of the Indian ocean, fifteen degrees
on each side Of the equator, from East
Africa to Australia, and also in the
Red sea. 1t is a marine animal which
never ascends the rivers. its food con-
sisting chiefly Of seaweed and the
algae found in the water. Years ago it
was reported to have been found in
large herds of several hundred individ-
uals and to have been so fearless as to
allow itself to be touched with the
hand of man.
The flesh Of the young dugong has
been compared with pork, beef and
veal, but the old animals are tougher
and not so highly priced. The skin is
smooth and thick: the upper lip is
large aid thick and covers prominent
incisors, forming a kind Of snout.
something like the trunk Of an elephant
cut short across. The eyes are very
small and are supplied with a third
lid, which closes horizontally across the
eye.
To its habit of raising its round head
out Of the water and of it's great affec-
ton for its young, which it carries I'M
der the fore fin. seems to have arisen
the legend Of the mermaid, in allusion
to which the name sirenia was given to
this order of mammals.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Baked Apple PUDDING.

Peel, core. and cut eight apples the
same as for apple sauce, put them into
a stewpan with just enough water to
keep them from burning and stew un-
Ill they are reduced to a pulp. Weigh
the pulp and to every half pound add
half a pound of sugar, six ounces Of
butter, the rind Of one lemon and six
well beaten eggs. Beat these ingre-
dents all together. Line a pudding
dish with puff paste, fill with the mix
ture and bake half an hour. The but
ter should be added last; then the pud-
ding is ready for the oven.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Cause of Ereckles.

Are you freckled? Those little brown
spots We call freckles are seen on the
skins Of some people, especially after
they have been exposed to the sun. If
you went to the country the past sum-
mer or played out Of doors a great deal
you probably have freckles.
Freckles come on the hands and face
because those parts Of the skin are I'M
protected by clothes. Some people
have more freckles than others. For
some people the freckles disappear In
a short time. while they stay on others
for long time.
The freckles are the result of the
suns action on cells Of the skin, which
cause those cells to produce coloring
matter which remains there for a time.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Exchange.

To play this game one player Is
blindfolded and stands in the center
The other players sit in chairs In a cir
Gle around him. The players are num-
bered consecutively from one to the
highest number playing.
The game starts with the blindfold-
ed player calling out two numbers,
whereupon the players with these
numbers must exchange places, the
blindfolded player trying to catch one
OF the players. so as to obtain one of
the chairs.
In this game no player must go out
side of the circle, but any other de-
vice may be used to escape capture,
such as STOPPING, creeping, etc.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
un 70 Data

A nowadays Red Riding Hood
Would never tread that lonesome wood.
In siren bugled motorcar
Inc way to grandma's Is not far.
AND woodmen now must spare that tree.
30 there would be no woodmen. seaf
In pail Of sanitary make
She carries salads ornate cake
A patent bottle holds hot tea
Or cooling drink, as case may be.
Her rife. small, with newest latch.
Sir Vagrant Wolf would soon dispatch.
The old time cape would hurt her pride:
sne'd have one made Of that VOLTS hide,
Then Mother Goose no tale could tell
Ike new things. but this I know
I'm glad that she lived long agoi
philadelphia Record.
The broad ax., 1915-11-27
Banana Nut Salad.

Allow a banana for each person and
q tablespoonful Of nuts for each bana-
ma. Peel the skin from one side Of
the banana. lift 1t out carefully, dip
In salad dressing and roll in the chop
ped nuts; put tablespoonful Of salad
dressing In the skin before returning
the banana. sprinkle with more nuts;
place on q lettuce leaf or an individ.
ual plate.