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The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
MAKE DYES By
GERMAN PROCESS
DR.. RITTER is ALLOWED TO USE
SECRET FORMULA IN
OHIO PRISON.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 12.-Dr.
Emerich Ritter, former German con-
fidential agent, serving a sentence in
the Ohio state prison here, was given
permission by Warden Thomas today
to manufacture dyes by a secret Ger
man process.
Ritter asserts he is chemist and
the discovered of liquid fire" He
was arrested in Cleveland last fall
charged with completely in plot to
dynamite the Welland canal. He was
sentenced to prison however, for car
rying concealed weapons.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
LONG LIVE VENlZELOS!"

pARIS, April 12.-During a celebra-
ton Of the anniversary Of Grek indie
Dendence at Athens yesterday. says 2
Gavas dispatch. quoting the Athens
Espirni, the police arrested several
persons for crying Down with the
government! Long live Venizelos!
Down with AUSTRIA Down with Ger
many"
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
KILLED AT DUPONT PLANT.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, April l2.-
Three persons were killed, one per
haps fatally injured, and two seriously
burt as the result of the explosion of
1000 kegs Of powder at the Nemours
plant Of the Dupont Powder com
pany, eight miles from here, today.
The plant was almost destroyed with
a loss Of about 100000.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
GERMANS SUDDENLY ACTIVE.

ATHENS, April 12.-The Germans,
suddenly assuming the offensive on
the Serbo-Greek frontier, have cap
tured the fortified position at Deve.
tep. This may presage general Teu-
tonic offensive in the Balkans.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
BRUNSWICK HIGHS PLAY
WAY-X HERE SATURDAY

The first game of the season on the
local baseball field will be played Sat
urday when the Brunswick High
school team will meet the Waycross
High school team. The local boys are
welding into condition and expect TO
hold Brunswick's high standard.
1t has been stated that a second
game between the same teams will
be played in Waycross April p.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
POLITICIANS DENOUNCED
BY SENATOR WORKS

WASHINGTON, April 12.-s sena-
tor Works. Republican, today
coupled an attack on the army bill
with a denunciation of politicians
who he declared were trying to
tempt Justice Hughes with a presi-
dental nomination. Partisan politics
is ruthless in its demands and invades
the most sacred precincts" declared
the senator.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
U. s. NOW USING MEXICAN r. r

SAN ANTONIA. Texas, April l2.--
Supplies are being shipped to Casas
Grandes over the Mexico Northwest.
ern Railroad for distribution to the
expeditionary force as rapidly as the
limited use Of the line will permit.
II was announced at headquarters to-
day that additional stores will go for.
ward under the existing shipping ar.
rangements.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-13
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.

London, April 12 Lloyd's announce
that the Senator, new British steam
ship OF 3,497 tons, has been sunk. 1t
is believed al hands have been saved.
The Senator was owned in Whitby.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
Hizo un1 buena t:UbGra 8
en- Kinqsyl'e Ia Cia, Mar
tinaz de Ia Lastra

KINSVILLE. Tex. Noviembre 10.
Ell domingo II de! ~presente, II
ccmpaMia Martinez &c La Lastra. &C
rrari Su temporada en esta ciudad.
con Ia representation de "Boticario'
Economies On q CGer2o" ' On s.
guiG2 sa,Ira par Brownsville. re-
Vas. doade tienc arreglad2s Yarias
cuncicnes en- el teairo principal de
n mencioaada ciuGaG.
q pueblo De KingSvillc r. cUcda-
DO Sa,isfcchis;mo cen L 2~g"adahle
trmpor"da que 10 Ia hecho pasar Ia
h2mor5nea compania iram&!ica que
Sc VI. y des aria QUO pcrm&reciera
mis tempo entire q. pero ESQ s2gu-
ramente 10 Va de acucrdo con los
~intcreSes dc IA compania. por mas
que IN czta ciudad obtuvo nm com
pleto txito pccuniario. Todas las 10
ches de fiesta hubo IN lleno con-,
plcto en- el teatro Goade &c,u&ba n
"CempaR;a de IA Lastra."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
DE- Ia OIUDAD
JAMAICAS PARA REUNlR FON-
DOS PARA UNA CAPILLA.

Las hijas De Maria de Ia Cathedral
de San Fernando, daran Jamai
e. du!ante las tardes dc los dias IS
Y 10 De Eoriem0re en- e. West End
Gales de Ruiz Y San Jacinto.
Este festival seri e. primero de
u9a Dc las series que SO darin de
tempo cn tempo. para reunir fon-
dos con el r~rop6sito de levantar una
nucva cap;lla para los feligTcses dis
pesos dc ia Cathedral, quienes viven
ahora IN cl West End.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR,


1T. Kigth. Granero. Gale y. Oil
Block 563.->l50.
H. C. Thomas. Habitaci6n de :
euartos. Avcniia Cincinnati. Black
20lS.-s2i00.
Pierce Fordycc Oil Company. Es-
tab,o. Gale Tampico. Block 255.-
So. 700.
\. G. Digger. Habjtaci6n. Avrni-
da f. Magnolia. Block i703.-S500.
Sra. E. C. Jones. flabitaci6n De
6 cuartos. Gale Novena. Block 523.
$4,000.
joan Mennin. AdiciGn. Gale W.
Concrete. Block 23l7.-Si00.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
MEXlCANcs QUE Sc NATURA
LIZARON CIUDADANOo
AMERICANOS.

Dos nativos de Mexico, padre e
hijo. manifestation aver ST ~intenci6n
de raturalizarse ciudad&nos ameri-
ricanos. ante la Corte Fedora! de!
Distrito. .Ambos son ag~Gicu]toras re-
sidenres err Ia Ru,a Rural &. ' son
casados. Tinieron 4 este pals por La
redo. Z donde l!egaron & IS de Agos
20 de 1911. Fl padre es Pedro Ro-
dr;gucz Y 81 hiio, Jose Hipolito Ro-
dr;guez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
q SOLDADOS ARRESTA0GS.

VciatiIn soldaio@ fUcron 2rresta-
dos q vierHc& en- II nocac 20" Il 20
licia Y Ia euardia ~prebostal. aunQue
los cargos que Sc les hicieron no fue-
ron lie importancia. Los pri>i"arroS
fucrcn enviados 4 los cuaTteieS dc II
guardia prehostal y de ELI enEiados
nj Puesto MilIUar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
VIAJER0S OLE LLEGARON DE Ia
CIUDAD DE MENiCO

Philip Messenger. So a.oIa en-
3. Anthony.
+. Corra!rS. st. Anthony.
n. q. Walker. Hotel Guntrr.
charles Willie. St. Anthony.
F.. del Moral. St. Anthony.
p. S!orkdcr. Hotel M"n-"r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
CONTRADICTIONS EN- la CATE.
ORAL DE S. FERNANDO.

FL Revarcndisio Obispo John ".
Sh&E. administered el Sacramento de
4 Confirmation hoy. en- n Cathedral
lie San Fernando, q las 2 de Ia tarde.
POr orden del Obiaoo Shaw. todos a
gu" los que 10 hayan cumpl!do con
suS ;ebcres lie ia pascua dc ReSurr"c
ciGn. 70 podran ser paGrinos en- Ia
confirmation de ningun Miro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
II rHCT!R yAurEZ GOMEZ.
HicTr de- IT, "a. plana).

.'''''l" I"n"r IN riI'h'a an" N"NI-
80 i'.' m~uIt!PIl'ar SllS "~NporiarIo-
'!"u": Y 'I' drSI" ha'" tempo. 81
n"fH.ru,' Ia sd" rrSu"Iio en- "i""S
|' transformer los prnduct"S.
.' .'irm!o'"5 4 nm pes" Y N'.um'n
"''" $. para 1''' -"p"rI'n 'i ii"t"
"'h'l i'irhiN "'"t ''d'> y" "lu'
td''l>'fIa' N'''Ii'iH'l&S iI' II" F"-
Illrr"n @r%tH capital : rl las riIai"S
s,";'n d' aNil'A'|'n !nm"iIaia loI
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12

dn. Tnidos. ri cohinrnn. IN ranhiu.
rasraha 81 dincro ~travrn,in jami.
n~,,,fc. M, ros,rioron scr Ijna<#,.
r,. Ia ro~Ioniaz,j6D fn,: I'm f~rara..,:
nero .os om9rcsarfoS. ami-ns iu.orr
iiriouaies d. los homb?:.s d" Ia %.
Tti,, inyirron hn,ra> ulililadcs.
Wow > ~l..:Yjnar r-tn a.,:nsu .on In
nror, ronvirri6u =, Il, hllr"lo ir.i-
,,dn coma m.r..r H.. .uunriaIo ia,
tcmas mas .mpor:antcS sin haaeFios
d~eSarrollad" y hIutii'S ID i"" S"r'iI'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
rs listed desafortunado en- Amores?

pu> no 50 GrS.nnc Y ha@a uO Tel "TALlSMAN ClENTlFlCO' due H ORE
rtrnpS Y e. cHl H ayuuara i veneer las drCultadcs que I'd. tensa para d.
i"rr t. rafHGu DE- Ia EUpr que usien Guhera.
%,surr.e no IL giryrmus QWc con este tansmin, tendr3 I'd. sucre para
iuu ' gantGam Ell q juego y trunrsrA IN Ia vida como orrccen otros; simple
ur.u L. a.cerrainu> qr LE DAEA RESrLrADO PAIR Los AsuN1OS AHo-
Ir'Sr. Y SO iuFGur Il IlkInan cue n crc""roS eStlb asado en- i prhcl-
un rtrn:~r de IL attraction de los SruS VI atClanaS al cngano lie deir
ar ir Ira I. uHril u lie hFWeril ohrarl nuc$trO iahsHAn. porQue ESQ
- 80 nrsurio Gw, nmFc Lrbc rrrcr. Nu>iTO aESnnin cs uEa ohfa ScncIla,
rru!urH, ,I ciTHa y que oLrap r Ii hnnurntl e." chincnto3 n"tiraeS.
for VIVA u-gn:itartr clnuIai de dmero Sc ronvcncTa dc 10 Que dectmos.
Fl "lIi-.'N GfENTI!Cc" "a en- IN Crganc cstuchc or suS nSiTucco-
n>r ~ r:ra6,I y 1t ,am" rs lao, ranudaI que rurdc enriatnos con su order
- = IL rIcu,rc ST L. u&EtMwnms c. ~ D. para que 10 pague cuando 10 rei-
BIZ ,,purr cn, nos anlCVc BIC para =nSiOs lie rrrco.
Nrit r- uf,uj#a. raa qG TnUNFE EN- Ell AMOR, ordcne IN hisman
h, um>u, \ 70 - grrrprnira. EhJase a.:
>uI;EDiD DE ESTtDOs CEN1IfICOS.
= g .y sn SAN AHroNIo, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12

Tanlac es IN poderoso Reconstruction
del sistema Y ACADIA con eStoS males.
Tanlac Sc yende en- San Antonio.
por Wagner Drug Co. Y E. J. H.
Meier. (A.dv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
TIROS. IL BlANC0
ENOJC DE COMADRES

no cantO u epopeEaS
de Teoloyucan. Celaya,
Queretaro Y Zacatecas,
Obreg6n esta indignado
con Ia figurilla enteca
llamada Palavicini
Dor la carrancista g!eba.
Alvarito V don Fulgencio
mucho antes de cue surgieran
medicines que hoy distanc!Gn
con mucho al par de 'cminencias.
eran intimos amigos,
rero amigotes de "eEas.
sin que falte quien afirmc
cue de TODD iban n medias.'
Pero es ei caso que IN dia
nj exmaestro de escUela,
Dor este O aquella caUsa
Sc le puso on IA cabeza
afirmar que no era gua?A
el "ministro" de Ia Guerra.
' agregar que usaba p@tcholi.
Y otras cuatro cosas fe@s:
sabido 10 cual por A!varo
este pcrdi6 Ia cabeza;
V ell primer arranQue oiimpic0
de Oregon. fuG lanZa- ficrc
del "Gahincte" de Venus
al ex-maestro de escuela.
Fue Ia seMal de combate
tai acciGn POGO c~orrccta,
pues Pelanchini aIegaba
en- su favor y dcfensa,
que no lavandosc nunca,
vaya, nj los dias de fiesta.
= teniendo on su pasado
algunas acciones feas,
netamcnte carrancista".
10 justo, 10 logico era
Que cstuviesc con los suyos.
que Sc hallase siempre ccrc2
del llamado "primer jni"'
de las barbas de 2al"a...
Mas no vali,ron ra:oncs,
Y el ex-maestro de escue!a
entire suspiros Y la%rim-S
auedoss al fir sir ''cI"tc'a.'
! no contcnta con este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
I'm vecino de San An.
tonic CANA 7 libras de
PESO con una bote-
lila de Tanlac
W. F. Cock, empiesdo federal en- IA
sstsciGn de Pine ST. Sc ha
~couvencido.
7ADECIc DURANTE UN ANO
Seatia que sas energias Sc iban ago
:srdo Y estaba en- esPera de la
bora satal.-Taaiac nc h.
s~al-ac?o", asrega.

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res fislcos como los Que 70 ne pade-
cido Y para fa2r un aIFlo immediate
V seguro, en- mi concept". Ha"a eNiS-
te meJor que ian!ac' dllo et 81.
Cook TanIac 4 Ju'rio mo- IS Il
m"jor mediclna para este PronoSlto.
pueS 4 III me prodHlo los elec'oS
eSpera0"S' euano" tooaS las "eH'aS
ha'laH t"l!@uo- -'"'eS ne H"c't "S'
de Iantae experimental" Se''"S 81"
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eS''"S" J '.S'''0' W.
- ~ eA'efo "'o, ''eIo" !" ""'i' NE
c'cloh mas gr%"'' que MY" expert
m"nt2' en- 'o"a III ''"1' LII io'"'"
e'lh "e los gases So"it iii eS'''"0
Sc mace Se%ur' 'H't"i"'"NA'''s "eS-
picS DC conner oeJ"!'""i'e eli uH
eStado I&S''moSo 0espueS He 'aFlaS
n":HS 80 c"hStante P2oecer. =" cons
npacion me hac'a Sent'r 10 Mas oeI
tempo. hecno 20" IN moht'" "e
ruInas- ~ mama pf"ha"" uh SIN
n de medicinaS y 'F2taimiFetoS'
pero como 2 &c eLoS lc haOi'
d2dO Al c!2To con MI en1efme0a"'
s~Intlendorne Y SIN H!'V!o ne
T'rgun" eSpecIe eSS2na esperanto IL
nora fatal que segun MI moa de
pensar. deherla de acaOar con to0oS
mis- males. Fue entonces cCando y
Sc hahlaha eNtensamcnte dc Tan
lac"
'Medit& Unos momertos Y lueg"
quedt decidldo en- hacer 10 Ultima
prueba. dada Ia gran recommendation
de que era o6jeto este medicinal. =
hoy mas que nunca estOy dispueS;c
:. decir que los rcsultados De Tanlac
fueron magnificos. incorporates
con los de cua,Quier otro medica-
mento, pues mi enfermedad empezo
: ceder gradualmente tan luegO CO.
mo empeza I ponerlo en- Uso. Guam
do empexa 4 tomar Tanlac. Gnica-
mentc pcsaba c:ento scSenta Y cinco
librqs, hoy mi PESO a~lcarza ciento
setenta y dos o sea una ganancia &c
siete libras so5re mi peso anterior. V
este unicamente con Ia primera 30
tella. Puedo conner ahora TODD 10
que Sc me antoie, estoy aliviado dc
In indigestion ' Ge la constipation '
me siento muy bien en- TODD santido.
Ne siento mas energico. ne recupera-
do las fuerzas nccesarias para roQer
;rahaiar con qusto y en- vista De este
alivio asombroso. estoy hoy COM
prando mi segunGa botella para Sc
guir tomsndola. Siento mrcho pin
Ger en- recomendar a Tanlac. pa~a
todos aquemos que han padecido una
enfermedad igual 4 IL mia V n reco-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12
DefuncioncS.

NamcSio Marquee. - amos. FSlui
ma Zarzamora ' Ncr2cruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-12

Pelanchir; es M cadavcr,
i'm cadiver que va apeSt2.
pucs no 10 apoYa cl aros:ol
de las barbas de 2o!ca.
por mis- que nunca SC lava
vaya. nj los dias lie fiesta.
Y ror mas que en- su pasado
ticne varias cosas fcaS
que 10 hacen di%no satellite
del senior De Cuat"o Cicnegas.
Es Ia Icy: grandcs cfcctos
siguen q cauSas peQuaNas:
V el abandono. obcdcc",
en- que Fulgencio Sc eacHentra
IA no hahcr llarlado guapo
al "rinistyo" de IA Guerra!
C~HANTEGLER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Beta Gamma girls will meet to-
morrow evening in the home of Miss
Margaret Lawson, SIS Nineteenth ave-
nue..
A Martha Washington tea will be
served in the home of Mrs. Phil Wells,
1909 Twelfth avenue, by the ladies of
the First Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon. The affair is for the public
which is invited.
The monthly coffee of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the First Baptist church
will be held tomorrow afternoon in the
home of Mrs. John Kramer, S19 Four
teent hand half street.
The Plattdeutschen Schwestern will
entertain at masquerade dancing
party at Turner hall Saturday even
ing, Feb. 26 Bleuer's orchestra will
give the dance program. Cash prizes
will be given for the best and most
comical costumes.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Eagles
will entertain at a card party tomor-
row afternoon in the Eagles home
The game of 500 will be played and
the affair is for Eagles and theil
friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
BIG CROWD At W. o. ". ENTER.
TAINMFNT.

More than 500 members Of Camp
No. So. Woodmen of the World, Grove
No 81, Woodmen circle, and their fam
lilies and friends attended the enter
tainment and dance given by the two
orders last night at the Odd Fellows
hall Consul Commander William II.
Barnes presided and George c. Wen
ger delivered the address of welcome.
The program was as follows: Vocal
solo by Mrs. Ernel Marshall, ACCOM-
panied by Miss Bernice Wood: humor-
Gus selections by William H. Stall
man; piano solo by Miss Dorothy Del
senroth: reading by Mrs. Ernest
Quayle. and piano duet by Miss Ber-
nice Kier and Miss Irene Kier. In the
ak manual contest by members of
Company A, 143rd regiment, uniform
rank. of the camp, Raymond Dubois
was awarded the prize. Master Harry
Lawrence, the 5-year-old son of Past
Consul Commander H. o. Lawrence,
then put on an exhibition drill in the
foot movements and field drill Of the
W. o. W. rank and was presented with
an aluminium AK by the camp. The
commands were given by Colonel w.
L. Franks. Clerk F. c. Downs made
some remarks for the good of the Or
der and rendered an invitation to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
THE TABLE.

Corn Beef Hash-To one cup of
chopped corn beef use two cups of
potato and half cup bread crumbs and
a little finely chopped celery. Season
with salt, pepper, little onion, if de-
sired. Fry in small cakes slowly 10
to Is minutes.
Fried Oysters-To one pint of oys-
tiers use one egg (beaten), to which
has been added one gill of cream or
milk. Dip oysters in egg and milk.
Roll in cracker crumbs. Fry very
slowly in an ordinary spider for five
to seven minutes, being careful to
brown we'll and turn with care Serve
with lemon slices on parsley. Season
with salt and pepper
Filled Cookies-One cup of butter
and lard mixed, two cups Of sugar
(cream this), one cup of sour milk,
two eggs, one teaspoon of soda with
sour milk, one teaspoon salt, one tea
spoon nutmeg, -four enough to roll :;
filling, three-fourths cup of chopped
raisins, one tablespoon of flour, three
fourths cup of sugar, one cup of hot
water; cook until it thickens, add a
little lemon juice; roll cookie dough
thin; spread this in between.
Beef Steak Rolls or Balls-One
pound round steak (cut thin, two
pounds bacon, one small Glove of gar
lic., one small red pepper. salt, one
package macaroni. one quart tomatoes
grind or chop bacon fine with garlic
and pepper. Cut steak in small strips
about IL by inches. Sprinkle steak
with salt and spread with the chopped
bacon. garlic and pepper. Roll steak
and wrap with thread. (Will stay
without tyingl. Have macaroni boiled
till done In salt water. Fry steak taft.
err it's in rolls) in fat or butter until
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
PRAISE SERVICE AT SOUTH PARK
CHURCH,

The annual praise service of the
Woman's Missionary society of South
Park Presbyterian church will be held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the church. The following program
has been prepared:
Devotional services-Mrs. c. w
Halves, president.
Roll call responded to with scrip
ture verses.
Letter from DR.. Hackett of China
Mrs. n. Berger.
Review of study book, 1.-THE Child
in the Midst"-Mrs. H. E. Sudlow.
Violin solo-Mr. Olson.
Letter from Granada, Ariz.-Mrs. w
G. Oglevee.
Reading, Esther Stanley's Gift
Mrs. ]. Cordell.
Sextet, Lift Thine Eyes'-Misses
Dorothy Alger, Ruth Dodson, Eliza
beth Oglevee, Robley Clark, Nellie
Burning and Hazel Spaulding.
Reading, "The Kings Highway
Mrs. Ollie Quayle.
Conservation prayer-Mrs. W. O
Litten.
Hymn-Audience.
The program will be followed by a
short social time and refreshments
will be served in the church dining
room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

it's Drowned all the way around. Re.
move steak from frying pan and pour
the tomatoes into the pan. When 1t
boils add the macaroni first having
strained all. water off the macaroni).
Let these boil. To serve, first remove
the thread from steak. Put the maca-
roni and tomatoes into a tureen with
the meat on top. This recipe is fine
warmed over.
Cocoa Cake-Two cups light brown
sugar, one-half cup butter creamed TO-
gether, One-half cup sour cream, one
half teaspoon soda mixed together;
then mix one-half cup hot water, two
tablespoons cocoa and One-half tea
spoon soda and add to the other in
gradients; then add two beaten eggs,
two cups -four and one teaspoon va
nilla. Bake in two layers and frost
with mocha frosting: one cup confec-
toners sugar, two tablespoons cocoa,
two tablespoons hot coffee, butter size
of walnut. one teaspoon vanilla.
lldlldu OpdSueltl-Oue quart totudto
juice, one-half box spaghetti, one-half
pound hamburger, two onions, one
green pepper, one cup of cheese cut
into small bits, salt, cayenne pepper
and bay leaf, one tablespoon butter.
Melt butter in large skillet, fry onion,
pepper and hamburg steak until quite
done and Drowned (not too much,
add cheese and melt mixing thorough
ly. Into this pour tomato juice and
cook all together until tomato and
cheese mixture is thoroughly blended
Season with salt and pepper rather
highly and drop in two or three whole
! bay leaves. Have spaghetti ready
! cooked, putting it into boiling salt wa
ter and when tender pour over it cold
water and drain. The tomato mixture
and spaghetti should not be mixed until
ready to use, when each can be heated
separately and mixed just before serv-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY,

Miss Florence WEIGH, 1915 Twenty
second street, entertained IS of her
friends at birthday party. Various
games were played and enjoyed by the
young folks and feature of the after
noon was a guessing contest in which
the first prize went to Miss Anna
Greve and second to Miss Elizabeth
Dahlen. They were served with a de-
licious luncheon in the dining room,
where the centerpiece on the serving
table was a beautiful birthday cake
with ten red candles. Red hearts were
place cards and gilt candlesticks were
favors. The hostess was left with a
number of gifts as birthday remem-
brances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17

places. Your stepfather Is probably
right in not letting you 60, and unless
your mother is willing to interpose for
you, don't question his Judgment. With
out a doubt he has your interest at
heart
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % My sister
wishes to dance, as do all the other
young people of this city, but my moth
er objects. Would you advise her to
do it against mothers will?
90 My mother also objects to my
playing football and says that l can
not go to college if try for the fresh
man team. hope to dance and play
football. How can l win her over?
MICHAEL.
% While children live at home they
should respect their parents wishes.
(2) Only by proving that you are
right Not knowing her I can't tell
you the best way of doing that. You
might try quoting the opinions of per-
sons whom your mother respects.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l have al
ways been troubled with superf1uous
hair, which l have discovered can be
removed only by the electric needle.
Can you name some lotion that would
be permanent bleach?
A READER.
There is no permanent bleach.
Dear Mrs Thompson: % Is it prop
er to thank the giver of an engage
ment ring?
(2) Should you remove your wrap
when dining in a restaurant after a
show? Az
% Certainly. He would think his
gift was far from appreciated if you
did not
CD 1t is all right to take it off or
leave it on. Most women take off their
coats SO that they will not take cold
when they go out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-17
BRIDGE AS PRE.NUPTIAL ATTEN
TION.

Miss Annie Montgomery, a bride Of
next week, was again 1onored yester-
day at party given by Mrs. Charles
Volk at her home, 1928 Fifth avenue.
Bridge was the afternoon diversion,
with the high score favor going to
Mrs. Charles Montgomery and the all
cut favor to Mrs. ]. Paul Duffin, Miss
Montgomery receiving a lovely guest
favor. Simple decorations of early
spring flowers were used in the rooms
and the colors, green and white, chos-
en- by the bride-elect for her wedding,
were carried out in the courses of the
collation. served following the games
Mrs. J. A Condo of Moline is en-
tertaining for Miss Montgomery this
afternoon. and tonight Mr. and Mrs.
f. W. Bahnsen will entertain at din
ner for the bridal party.