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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

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az me mtrrsEF ar f t.ft 'Ifaer.
dauaufsf at t.F fEH afs HFtrt Naerr
ar HuFaia. fsvs. ana .I-rusa a.atsr-
maaa. o. a-.1 rr ta ono frs t'rr
man .udrrraHH af .HHH.1 rhr
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saa 4fTrrdrt Hr me f.0Ws
NHaa r.sI-n tIadrTIa.tHH tnI .r
BrHln Hr.rser lHuas IlIHrr wts ''r
Bear men Al vr.rlnE staFrf 'vH
enc serVer rIr Erenm
a. . Hufrau .Hfr-f fE earf..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

wh1 have spent three weeks with rela-
lIFeE aaI friends lu this vicinity. went
to Rock Island che frst % the week %
tis.t 1irr o. H Carpenter before re-
turning home
Sire o. &C. Minor spent a few days
tEis seek in Viola with her daughter.
HiFs. g. O.. Cooper.
1fr arl 1tra Wili Han. son Hays
and q. ". Peters vrut Go Carthage IN
ta~.F esF Tuesday aud visited Nr. Pet
rrs ta1ehtrF. NfrE. stuart Clark. They
a-rr accompanied home By Miss Edith
ast. aha Eai Epfat two weeks a. the
Clara bose.
ttrs. Au1a Williams and daughter.
tffs- ~ 81 Fitzgerald % t.ruox. Iowa.
r=sarHrf home Wednesday after visit
ee 1frs T s.. tfeEra aud family
Size j. $50 Farslrr1u and daughter.
raHas Rose. urrt fH Burgess wsines-
Hrs Co. ~ Brooks
a.rs. A. Ca cole rt iais eify and Mrs.
H. S. UFsss cog taHea-n Sch. seat 10
Iarsrss Thursday iu visit MtE Coles
-5s. FFaEE Cole
E-r. q G. beHI o. v-iaGeid. Iowa.
esHr FeF rFsE ar fGT uFFb Co. visit his
a.asarf 1lFs john u1ui aad other
re.srise
tfF- Hssaas Canadian and daughter
t,lss WH l-r WrtEFHtaF f3T th~tE
aa- sr N=feHs-f aarF visiting ui'h
feF saa as1 trHT.rF. a "a. Caaaham-
E wright aet sister. 1fTs. Agnes
t-al.-T aFrs No. tfFHE1afs Thursday %
r af FEr rrsrlra o. Co.'s g..
e cad u OF ta- etl lllEa.s resi-
@rrt
tss Tots and Mildred vsrtrers
aras Ea s.aaHsil.F WrarrslaT Co make
Cow F5sE 90 rar bone 90
Fer.r Err5e. eltFFf 1feAftlar.
ws l.5r- VaEt af EelfhshuTF came
HeirrssF Foo sprFt a tTa DAYS uith
Sites E1a White.
UsrrHst HFuau of chicago came
cote arrE fH srrrs Zee aerks u-ith
a5 HasrFr SITES. o. u elliott
t EtFt Crawford and Master
E.errrF Graham sect g1 Wo1dhuI sat
aersE ss sarHt ftF day vtfa Atr. and
1.rs. O. Crawford
SITES. w o. J-atirs lrf' Tuesday for
FarE Yrli1usEnae. Nnut.. whore she
e5sl eaE- a few urFEs visit with her
sar. 81. u 1Fatigs.
Hfr art Sire J. 3 Reed and Miss
uaF6sFF J6tHs1H Jeff "wednesday in
tt-ir auto Cog Nurs. Aiich- where they
it VsFls ttisa Jahnsou's brothers.
Emmanuel aEd oscar Johnson.
t.isE Mamie uoni wrat Co Davenport
rh.rsfsE t1 sprrd q week with her
sister. ttra. ~. . Martha
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

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Allou Ht tIaHarr la He nr
BesaCfIf Haa rFsF anU members ..
enc Manae WamHa enfH. eHrH
ebides wameu af rIa lrH.r
MaUnn fHT .rrr
mnoB snleVmaH nam 0Ir ffa1t.
Zen aaffF sr euleE fFs Amen sH
rtns tomorrow Ch41 members ere
requested Fl 1rrsenf lHr'F meuarr.H 1
Iotert tf ao satffHee. 4s 'Hr Er
eniB merfaas 5s FHa Tg.f-
AZ meiaBers af HHe etil amt aa art-
Ioas have urpH assas.t ts heretofore
Ws Naou Hrf fnEl @ lO
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vii rsesHea ur guests H
fsom urEHna fol. ea.t VHrH .Hr
maaif aH Ne Eau8ds 1853 t.sa arta.
tbo uouft ere uam e .4t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
TAYLOR RIDGE.

The Ladies club met AZ the home
rf 1IrF. Charles jain Friday afternoon.
o. the contests prizes we're awarded
60 ,ifs. o. Baternan and Mrs. A Hinter-
mciEter.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Nc
Cnurei's chapel gave a bazaar az the
home 90 Walter Mcconnell Thursday
evening. IRE proceeds OF the evening
we're $50.
The Ladies' Aid society % the ~. r.
church wili give an ice cream social
az tho home OF Otto Kahn Wednesday
niFhf
Miss Marie Piunkctt. who has been
attending school AZ Jacksonville. has
returned home Tor a summer vacation.
Miss Mary Crawford Of Milan visited
Friday ~ the horne % o. Heath.
NrE. Hczckiah Chambers is visiting
40 the home % Mrs. Lowe Chambers.
Miriam Dunlap visited Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Edgington.
Mrs. Charles Stropes visited Satur-
day and Sunday in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
SOCIAL EVENTS

via a saasll FozEG BLACK hsf vita
Ezs tria@tsEs TIE rss Hpes siti b.
O. Wrlzs1. Csr&Gz. ubsFs tff st0ar
Eel Gel bssiasss. EoisE 90 tsat place az
ser EsesbeF % yesFs sprnf BEL Moliae
WEFrr - sas slpipgsd ia tEs once
&c tks Deere giaat. His bride uas
b1Fr anf reared o. Rock tslarf aaa
s-sfe este cifF heF koelr until arr re-
gs8sai uif1 beg pareafs 90 Mouge a
f=1o FrsFs aEa. she ss a siftrd yulrE
e8azaa hasisE marh taieut FOR art. she
attended the local schools. took ~ aft
ssEfirs on CkieaE8 az che Art insiif1tr
sr1 sa~at sn-Er time ir f'afTtns
abroad efsfffrE ere crutrrs on Ger
May. ErlEisr1 and italy. sfuiyins an-
fss P-trss PaIus ir BriEigm. Upon
her r~sarn s1r agfEbrr of years sh"
rasfeefeE a sE1si1 in Ch.c1Ep ir part
re-shIp afth 1fiss MARY Reid Of that
e.fr SIRE 40 or~ tius also had an
arts arI crafts sfudi1 Dol flis cts from
aEfea came rarg braGtifui articles.
Gu=sss from 1at os che rity Frre aif-
art SIZES B. E ss1ar. parents ~ th-
rr14r. ffiss Efnrr. sister and Nr. ha4
ffrs Albert = stone. brother ana aiH-
t=r-ia-Iau % enc Eruocg. all of 0lla-
-v wrs Francis Lane % Ctirazo. pf-
sam FI1mm~r asf dasEEfrr sata1t"
OF chicago. SIZES Nary REID ana AlF
ard Hfrs George So Loosely. iF. OK
CHICAGO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

the fruit in granite. iron or porcelain
kettle; never use common iron. brass
or tin for this purpose. Let it boil
about five minutes. Have the jars il
readiness and standing in a vessel Of
warm water, so they may be heated
gradually. Just before filing the jar
with fruit. dip a towel in boiling water
and wrap it around the jar, and tuck
the corners under the bottom for the
jar 10 rest upon. Fill the jar quikly;
when full, thrust a knife to the bot
tom and stir it around several times,
and the air bubbles will rise to the top.
Seal as tight as possible, and stand the
jar upside down in moderately cool
place. In few hours turn the Jar up
and try 10 seal it tighter. standing it
again upside down. Continue this sew
eral times, or until the cover is tightly
screwed on. Stand the jars in cool.
dark place in the cellar, looking at
them occasionally for a few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

Strawberry Jam-Take equa, guam
titles OF berries and sugar. Do not
mash berries. Cook so minutes after
they begin TO boil. Put in tumblers
while hot. when cold. cover.
Currant Marmalade - Six oranges
cut in dice. I'VE pounds fresh curfants.
IA pounds seeded raisins, five pounds
sugar Boil 20 minutes.
Fresh Strawberries for winter-Se-
lect firm. ripe berries. wash thoroughly
in cool water 10 remove all sand, let
them drain a few minutes. then hull
them into a large dish or stone crock.
and chop them with a silver knife un-
Ill the Juice comes 10 the top of the
berries. Have glass fruit Jars steril-
lied. and fill the onequart size within
two inches of the top with chopped
berries (fll other sizes OF jars accord
inglyl. Have ready a sauce pan of
boiling thick sugar syrup, NIL the cans
and screw down tight. Set the cans
into the washboiler or some other
deep vessel and I'LL il up with boiling
water, so II comes just to the lower
edge OF the rubber. Set out of the way
and cover tightly and leave until next
morning, when remove cans to cool.
dark place. where they will keep per
fectly and have the flavor and color
Of fresh berries for shortcake or to
use as fruit in any way.
Canning Fruit - Housekeepers who
have not been successful in their at
tempts at this work will find the fol-
lowing a most excellent recipe: Place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

fss Nt-.-r a. Gaae.-r. fsEEfrF ~
Er aef ytrs George Gaos.=g- t*ff
strF sr-ra=. ytrfTr wss as1ssE lE
fHrttE- rs,tsr Fe O. s. srseF 90 Wei
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N stone sf Qgtsrv t.. me eFfssassF
vss performed AZ s.etscs az FEF
Bone OF enc eFtts's tarFsss. rssess=Fs
er Ere Hssrrrfaf F- FAR laFs FefsE fFF
eafF guests sE ere eeFsmarF asa tgEr
esrer ssss r9tesvsF rns srfvtes vas
rraf 81 EsV q r tatf ss enc FsFs1
cFefesGs .iesst eearts ass ere sesfss
Feas wfs usssFssssG. TIE t5elsE
rsea whore vas performed ss.s esTsr
serF Wss s5ua5r FsrsrsEs,s Wtss sss-
srts ~ Etrfsa sewers. rssss. ts1ssss
esra Sewers. eFF Fssss towers also
ssrEfsE ere eseses sefsre WEtsE fss
Vows were takes ne er1fs wore =
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Fsuslt veN ef sgEs sac esfFlst
sea8Ftr8t fsrHsl eeg55sst wgE fses
ssses as tss eeasF-. ssrrs,Gs.ss,s wfFE
vsffs sweet sees sef egrssf WifE
bf4s ecrw Sewers EST lass % 80
"a ley aaf eke WErs usFr sFlssr a
afseheee vas served amer So eersr
ssssF ere brbts Esets ss WEses Nsfs
s=afsf "a nefsE decorated VITA NE5ss
esrasFasns sstf ferris. ere sfEs~ slassss
eefsE s-sss,t a. Fes ss.sft tshtss WE5e>
were trrneas,3 FL esrr FFVFrs sss
fsfsies rrecs = 20 e'efses q FeeeT-
tsss we s.sas az sEs serse 90 NEles
carts were ssses,f Co - srfsssss- To-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
WXIT ono
HOME
pQeBLEMS
mrs ELrzAsErI TEeN1PSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Cd I am is
years old and the girls and boys al
our church do not care for me. have
been wanting 10 go 10 another church
but ! have gone TO this one so long
that hate 10 leave it. What do you
think is best 20 do?
az I went with a boy. and l must
have done something he did not like.
for he stopped going with me and did
not give any reason. l always thought
a great deal of him, and do yet. and 1
would like TO win him back. How do
you think / can do it?
90 There are some boys in town 1
would like 10 get acquainted with and
get TO going with one. How can I do
this? But I can't go over very often
because it makes me sick 10 ride on
the car. Is there anything TO keep
person from getting sick on a car?
a. have very thick hair and it is
hard for me TO comb it and make it
neat. Can you please tell me a way
10 comb it? V. L. G.
Cd Ask the minister or his wife TO
tell you frankly why people don't like
YOU. Then go 10 another church and
avoid making the same mistakes that
you have in this one.
(2) I do not think YOU can win him
back. Try 10 forget him.
80 II is entirely unconventional for
girls to seek the acquaintance of boys.
II the boys in town care 10 know you
they will find some way TO do it. But
take my advice. have nothing TO do
with them unless YOU are formally in
troduced by a friend and assured that
they are respectable. Perhaps. dear,
your lack Of convention has made the
people at church question your char
acter. I know OF nothing that will
prevent car sickness.
a. Wear IL in braids around your
head. IL IL is becoming that way.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; On Please
tell me II It is right for a girl 10 write
10 a boy first, or is the boy 10 write
FIRST?
(2) Should a girl ask boy to come
down 20 her house IL she has talked
with him once and known of him for
long time7
80 What should a girl do if she has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
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h0ase F4eaf III tfss &grfls tearoe'iTf
saa a Bfais ~ ms atit wss ere guest
~ honor lssf ssenlag AL a. ef~aagt.lsl
Hnan shower gwen p. Mss aearaefirr
az Asr home. 8ea rHsafirfa street. a
eoaBaaF of zn FeaaE women were lrr
vffsfi COR enc rverIaz .aG fsrf passed "a
most 1@Gaaffsl frne 90 tse ltrEe. Co.
vffina sarea mrfs trsFa0eF ef gi1k
art wane carried auE ere eators caas
en- ~ fhs Fauorre 80 bee vr'iii1f ta.
resanr wHh lsvelF sasfee r1errs. TIE
n4hss we're shsfst la 5.ef saf rave a
saff pretty usaf A aaar raefrsf nta
anIf n wafel enc ggsf Erzr. rsf-
fisas vase wenF fs &ss Agnes Part
don 4aa enc seranf q t-srEer ttirrss
boaafaf. vas wen ~ 1frs sarah CID
aan DUNG rhr COARSE OF f- ever
M a cHair teagflfz frrarsf-f .r
pias aad wGffr was Era4f1f snfa tt-
porch saf enc hrJfr ss-ef uarn er1t-t
M ~ Naa presented wiss "a asfs-f fr.es
met fa her wetgfeE eaI1rs ard cor
f4infaa maaT lovely erfe.rs ~ haaf
snhrahfrr-d ttaea enc sns Of ere
rfrfs Grfl- Dar1fF-4 ..rrrrf-r acted
a. fHe Hraseafrf Efft ant 9r-e-
fae rIrs course IlrrErnn was
servef earrTIeF one UErrrg-f possible
enc sefrfIar rai1rs. Bach guest vac
prosecuted WUF f s.tarr slearr Hrd
,vlfa efee en .a ess she.o-rrf atrr enc
Brhfr es br as wrg Departed WISE
Hcnraodrr V He Ft. Taaf af saar or
faa marFHsr rf Wlsa Nta1itno ant
Nfaar Gtfsr wr.e1 rsars a.ter n Obs
srra La .refea lrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
The Better HALF
o. The CAKE
is THE FLOUR

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ace Wasfsd every faaf H tHt AVERAGE
aoasaHsi,t bacslt.se enc VreHE Four .s
aarf la HHeWa lftFF rtBrrIrr.
eooEs ctn Ga Frt.fsa sgtE Hr Zone s
enc keg r4 asod HattaF
raVaae ctse utsuF specially nrr.
bafr,t rrar wHett ssvH -tf.fU rs
sur no scfsaElfr tsmssfs ef rs.,F-
masaa e. msges NEff wHff
feuah. 90 sac srs.s- -tFs rs Uses enc
HRreo' faea CT sase -s 1Fr 'uetrsf
aaff' &c e4sr-aa.sfaE wHleH as coos
aracers @ee NruHa tsHHr NNINr
NRs&fNG MILLING 60. EgsasvlF.
ind tAfvI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MEXICAN BEAUTY TO SELL JEWELS

, OF General iturbe. the Mexican COM
nander. To finance her work o: mer-
cy she has sacrificed her diamonds
one hundred thousand dollars is the
worth % her diamonds. but unless
she can melt with her personal charms
and with the pleas OF 400 starving
children the stony vaults OF the san
Francisco customs officials she will
realize less than half OF this amount
from her great sacrifice
Hair 81 the gems OF Sonora Iturbe's
collection are already under lock and
KEY Of Uncle sam. held under oonfis-
cation on the charge that they were
Struggled into this port last winter by
samuel Saleeby.
Salcehy. after his arrest for bring
inE the diamonds here TO sell them.
was permitted 20 return TO Mexico TO
get letters and data which might re-
lease himself and the gems from the
tanEle OF federal statutes. He recent
y returned % the City OF, Para.
Among the letters he brought is one
from Senorn Iturhe. explaining that
she had commissioned him 20 sell
these diamonds for her. and that IN
less succor is extended Immediately 20
the children IN the Culiacan asylum
they will starve.
She declares that she herself will
arrive here in n few days TO give her
personal testimony az the hearing Of
Saleeby on charges OF smuggling and,
az the same time bring the balance OF
her fine collection of gems with view
Of converting them into money for the
orphans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COMB SAGE TEA
into GRAY HAIR
osFksns Beautifully and Re
stores tts ThiGsasss aa4
Lassrs az Orcs.

esmmea ssFaen SAGE Hrswed nee q
aesvT tss. wna sa sGss sa4 sieeses
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faded Bafr setssf leilly GssFE taf gtS0rt
AIT. refnove svarr Bia az GssadFsT Sep
scalp iteheaa ssd E.sl1s1 ssls NgssaE
gne ssae rs.s sad SaioEaF Fecigc sg
nomes ssess.fa. ~ gse,ssleseas. "a ess.
lsF wsr Ia ~ Eee sas Fss,sr tsauss
tsnic. epseiaa saeat 81 cents q lssEs
hoftie. 81 Gst2 stezes. saoNa as
"wrefas ssxe sad saisaaF Gem
oeaad.' taas sSeisiax q bot ef aass.
While wlsoys Essrs essied aasis - ace
ssaes1. ws al tesfss. 81 Fetsia e9f
~eafafst ssoearsacs sad attractive
ness ~ f.afNenin4 TesiF hair WIN
Wretnfs Sszs sad Sssissar. 40 enc
esa selt. sessaes 70 foss q go assass
s.ir. so sveaiy ve2 Htst dltsaasa .
spanxe ar sefs sr,ssa sta Be- ssG arss
snis tsseaxs roar ssstrs ttkiax ens
small sfrsaI a. q tine ~ norsSas
al sssr hairs asss af=sepesrsf sstsr
saosaer souiicsticn ef I've your aslf
p.semes besatlfsitr faFk. glossy sefs
and essFiaaG sas xea spe-sF yeas
ycsaxes.
sf-sFpsr House pnssnssey-tAetvl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

When beans are scorched take them
of the fire and set pan in cold water
for 10 minutes II will take away the
scorched taste and will loosen the good
beans from the ones sticking TO the
bottom.
Drain Pipes-A tablespoon Of com
mon soda and a cup of strong vinegar
put in the sink will clean out clogged
pipes.
Easy Way Washing Woodwork
Take pail Of water, one-half pint vine
gar and soft rag; woodwork Will
look like new.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ALEDO

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rsesrs-s trsss H-.-r. aeT Est- H--e
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Cav re No. seE tfHs. r o. srtrrsaH-
$3.50 ga. T-rrs- f-r TeafsrsF Cog
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

Efrs rsHH lrfses t. Hrr Hanr tIt
Eleventh seeHae vst .Ie hostess $685.
tef1fav afternoon. ratfF' .Hw-
8Hae 81 70 .saes g eee.rf .4 ef arr
HiFfHdHf sfafrsfetHr fHr H.rf
spent Wr turraoeu Il. s guessing .rn.
feat m Vu.eH He t.sF UHr e1f
aiass Fsg. wruE .s slfs mFsf NstH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

sEe-u.i sou attend Mrs Climbers
last reception He-Nn- Was q a. en-
trrfsi riaE aE the arEte She-Not by
cry mraEs You see. some % the
guests had managed somehow 20 he
cpmF acquainted with some % the 9TH
~es. and the charm % novelty was
quite destroyed Richmond Times.
Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

The Amazon river was discovered
from the west in spite OF it's being
the largest body OF water emptying
into the Atlantic. 4 party OF Span
Ssh conquistRdores reached it's head
waters after an unspeakably difficult
passage Of the Andes. Then they built
a boat and hoated down. later TO navi-
gate along the coast 10 the Caribbean
settlements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

sie.Ecyo Muira. one % tho NOS;
beautiful girls in Japan. wiil enter
Mount Hoiyokc college this fall and
take a four years course. She Is
speeding the summer with Mrs. Helen
Gould Shrparl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

So s@eeas. sasf sa.ssst vase 90
Mrs farab faseE At o eeaes e
ssereeeaarsr lserer1e Uss served Pm
r1e slsteF reors. were tsr tae.r es1i
a. a e-rrrrs .-er a. rsf ass vase a.lr
-g efss resss rs~ tTssrss reerfsr'i
e aaesseF ~ t-rr slrs Effs zs tesres
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Sonora Marcia Aeosta I,urbe.

San Francisco. cal. June es.-In an
asylum az Cuiiaean. Mexico. 400 or
phaus. facing death hy starvation.
gaze upon Marcia Acosta tturbc as the
lady from heaven. for she alone gives
them bread.
sonora Irurhe 90 on her way 90 san
Francisco. She 90 the beautiful wife
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

would minimize the value OF the services
OF Admiral DEWEY 20 the navy
II was the impression that the Gen
eral Bonrd Of the Navy. over which
Admiral DEWEY rresides, busted II.
self more with recommending new
construction and attending to prac-
tical details of naval supervision than
with drawing up plans for feet en-
~gagencnts to meet every possible
emergency. If an important part of
the General Boards work was that
Of a council Of strategy engaged in
mapping ont campaigns. then n bureau
Of operations was superhuous. Mr..
DANIELS seems to have taken that
view. for his influence was used to
leave in the hill only n chief Of on
e%rations. Perhaps II the Secretary had
had his way a corporal of marines or
an able anna might he named rs
chief stratcgist " the service. We
are bound tn say that the admiration
of Mr.. DANIELS for the General BOA d
and his reverence for Admiral DrwrY
are suspiciously hearty. The awful
thought intrudcs that J%ostPHrs DAN
Iris Is schcming to he chief of opera.
tons himself, with a special uniform
designed for the part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
The Passing Of Wallack's.

Now that another old time temple
If the drama is to abandon art and
go into trade the list of theatres he
low Thirty-fourth street includes
none devoted to theatrical representa-
lions worthy Of the name. There are
SO soon 10 disappear. unlike those OF
any existing playhouse in the city.
II Is not only in its preservation
Of an old name through : many
changes that Wallack's Theatre is dif-
ferent from any other that fingers in
the memory of the Old boys. There
were always certain peculiarities of
its administration which made il diff
ferent during the days of the Wallack
hierarchy. different from any other
New York playhouse. Its companies
were in the first place recruited al
most altogether IN London. Whether
II were HARRY MONTAGUE or OsMoNB
TEARLE. HARRY PITT = KyRLE BEL
LEW. the sentimental hero always
/ " llbll Nv ltl lfNA VI IL
End London theatres. The same was
true Of the actress. whether she were
.AD, DyAs or RosF CoGHLAN, SOPHIE
EYRE or ANNE. ROM.
Then these actors were usually
seen in the products Of the London
playwrights with casional and i'm
pOrtant contributions from DION
B~oUCICAULT. who was different from
his colleagues abroad in that he peri
odically settled here. 4 limited range
Of the old comedies, with only THE
Road to Ruin" THE Busybody" and
wild Oats" to make them different
from the list seen AT the other the
aires, showed what they could ac-
complish in the traditional drama ~
their theatre.
II was in such artistic phenomena
that Wallack'N impressed Itself on the
New York Of It's time. But there
were other characteristics Of the in.
slitntiOn Just rs essential. Here could
he scen the first night audience OF 4
kind that first gave its distinction to
such gatherings. There were repre-
SentaliveS of the arts az wei as Of
he digniticd professions and Of soci-
ely 10 he seen, Perhaps The theatre
~ Thirteenth street nad n more cnnr-
acteristlc clientHl" nj all times than
The last playhouse Of the name.
Behind all the memories artistic
and social Of tn" theatre which will
r"nS" IA exist after May, there is n
cloud which dnrkcnS them all. II is
doubtful II IN" present Wallaok'S
Theatre ever brought enduring pros
pcr,iN To- any ~ It's poSScSSnrS. There
III" ilniirr uf Wnllnrk lost IT, Rnnl
lmporianc" IN the active theatre
world ANA was for u while altogether
~ eclipse, iirSRY T.. ABRIY lost y
small fortune there IN a year. There