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New Britain herald., 1917-04-16

comedy of the most modern type, was
enjoying a highly successful run at the
Longacre theater in New York. 1t is
a succession of irresistible laughs
from beginning to end. A noteworthy
presentation by the Walter Naylor
Players is assured and several theater
parties have already been arranged.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-16
GRANDMOTHER knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds
az Mustard

But the o1d-fashioned rnustard-plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the plas-
ter and without the blister.
Mustcrole does it. It is clean,
white ointment, made with oil Of
mustard. It is scientifically prepared,
so that it works wonders, and yet
does not blister the tenderest skin.
just massage Musterole in with the
finger. tips gently. See how quickly
pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago.
pains and aches of back or joints.
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
1t often prevents pneumonia).
~ ~ 50 ~--r. 49, IN
The evening world., 1917-11-08

looked. But when he was In the mid-
die OF the pasture he heard a great
below that made the ground shake.
II wonder what IL the ma tier with Nj.
Bullf" thought Buster"
All at once the ground shook harder
and he turned his head 10 look There
was Mr.. Bull. with his head down and
his long. sharp horns sticking out,
coming straight for him.
Oh, how scared Buster" wasi He
ran for the fence as fast as he could.
but II wasn't any use. Soon Mr.. Hull
was only a few yards away and BUS
ter" was 10 tired he couldn't To any
further.
All at once n big. black shadow fell
about him, and the next minute Mr..
Bull went dying head over heels. Mr..
Elephant had run into him and
knocked him down.
Thank you very much. sir" said
Buster" you have saved my life"
you mustn't wave red cloths In
front Of Mr. Bull" said Mr.. Elephant
III makes him very angry"
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and red. but the minute he saw BUS
ter" he ran and hid II In the grass.
go away. siri" cried Buster" :"
whom Mr.. Fos came to meet him.
You rolled the Dig stone against the
hole 90 I couldn't get out"
'Oh. Buster how can you say such
cruel thins7 A big man did H." And
MIR. tos pretended 10 csy.
-if you didn't do II. sir. I take II
back what was II you hadT'
Il won't show II to YOU. You have
hurt my feelings.
Buster saId he was sorry. and
begged and begged until Mr.. tOx went
and got the most beautiful red cloth
that ever was seen.
"l'u let yUu carry II across the pas
ture aud back. II you will be very
careful" he said.
"Luster' crawled through the fence,
took the red cloth In hts mouth aud
started 10 run. My! how pretty II
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kAsim was trying 20 utter the magic
words that should cause the face OF
the rock to open. But his lips could
form nauEht but a kissing sound.
even as harjanah had foretold, und
tho rock renamed closed before him.
Then did Marjanah. In tho cave be-
low speak the magic words,
open, o Sssamsl"
The face OF tho rock lifted Itself
and . shaft OF moonlight pierced tho
dark recesses OF the cave. Marjanah
and her lover. Mural Huda, with
drew themselves into the shadows as
Kasim entered the mouth OF the cave.
When he had reached the caves moor
Mar1anah and Nur-al-Huda swiftly
and secretly Asoended.
Shut, o SeSame!" Mar5ansh whig-
pered as they stood once more out
side OF the cave. Then the sace OF
the rock closed down and Kaslm was
a prisoner.
What was that which whispered 7''
Kasim muttered. looking round him
fearfully Then his eyes fell upon the
heaps OF precious stones,
What spirit hath laid these treas
ures hereH" he cried, forgetting his
fears.
And In very truth II was o eight
TO cause a man TO forget aught else
For there were Jewels rich and rare
OF all slses and sorts-Jewels beyond
oomparo-rubies OF blood red hue, tur-
auoises blue, opals Of rainbow tint,
diamonds with white nne Elint emer-
aids Of deepest green. pearls lus'
tFouA alsAn. tepAH that narned ana
The evening world., 1917-11-08
CHAPTER XVI.
the coBBLgR OF eAoDAp.

- N the great bazaar Of the City Of
Bagdad. hustAta, tho cobbler. sat
before his stall. stitching and
singing. Suddenly he looked up
Before him stood the beautiful slave
girl. Zahrat-al- X ulub, whom Mar
JRnah and Mural had set free
from the robbers after Kasim had
perished and the robbers were gone.
"hllah's blessing on thee. o father
OF stitchssi" ZAhrat said.
And on thee. o daughter OF light
and delight" answered MustAfa,
why seekest thou tho cobbler's stall :
II thou wouldst have stitched up q
love- pierced heart thou must wend
thy way elsewhere"
"Yehl" 2ahrat made reply. "suy
heart hath been pierced In very sooth.
but tbs mendlng OF Il 10 In other
hends. But stitchest thou naughl but
sRniaIs and slippers7"
Nay. | stitch shrouds for burial
when Allah Wills"
ZAhrat looked around her 20 see that
mono observed them.
That 10 the why and whsrsfor OF
my coming" she said. 'NCanst thou
likewise stitch up thy tongue In
silence7"
"ieh. with stitches OF gol' o
daughter Of inquisitive questioning
Then may we arrive NJ n bargain %
ing" She revealed a gold piece which
she held In her hand. "Dost SEQ this
sold2'
Mustata took the piece and bit It
between hls teeth
Allah" aaid he. "Such a piece SUI D.
passeth my earnings tor many moons
and more"
ITO Be Conanusd.)
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SAN1PSUN RUIK OF WALL oIE>LLK
THE STORY OF A MAN AND MAID
AND FIGHT FOR MILLIONS
Beqip II on This p, ,ee Monday. Nov. IL

"seoh H." said Hasan. within thy
grave. Thou art trapped, o KasiIn
Babs, and must diet"
Allah protect met" Kasirn
screamed. What will thou dor"
For answer Abu Hasan drew his
scimitar. and the men OF his band
gathered around him. Thus did KAsim
Babs OF Basdad. the mean and crafty.
die In the cave Of the robbers. q vic.
tim to his own greediness and his
lust for gold. And, following the Gus
tom OF the band OF Abu Hasan Ia
dealing with a traitor. the body OF the
miser was cut In four pieces and left
In the cave.
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darkness OF the cave anew. With
cry OF despair kasim flung himhelf
into the shadows.
Abu Hasan entered, followed by bis
band OF forty thieves. with drawn
scimitars, bearing flarins torches and
sacks Of piunder.
When they had descended Hssan
bid his men unloose the gag from
zahrat.
"Unblind her eyes," no commanded.
-thai she may gaze upon this new
wealth that I bring her. Unbind her
lips that she may praise the brinEer."
When they had unbound the lips
and eyes OF Zahrat-al- Kulub. Hassan
turned ana spAkO unto her mock
inGly.
How now. my desert flower. hSat
thou no word OF greeting Tor him
who shovereth such riches on thee
To comfort thee In thy loneliness7"
Nay. I have not been lonely. AOu
Hasani" zahrat made reply.
"Yoh. no. Hast thou boen listen
ing TO the music OF thy lovers groans
the lover who 10 imprisoned in the
cave beneath thee7"
Nay. I heard him noti" said zAh-
rat. yet l heard tho spirits OF the
cave singing and dancing"
''sol sol" mocked Hasan, ibid
they Anrigh, thee7"
May. felt no fear. They did
not dance to me but 70 him."
Ilim7"
"Yeh. TO him Who hath thy 80
cret, 10 him who came to rob thee.
Abu Hasanl To him who dragged
about those sacks OF gems ana gold''
Hasan turned. and for the hrst time
saw the sacks that Kaslm had
dragged from Their places.
Now. by SAtsnl" hs cried Ia
wrath. how came these hersT
by him to whom the spirits
danced and sang" said ZahraL n
Jaokal that still lurketh In the shad'
ows OF thy cave. o wolf OF wolves!'
n tAckal, sayest thouH" Hssan an
swered aercely. THE wolves will
smell him outl"
As tho robbers began 10 move
around the cave. smiling the air az
they went. KAsim. overcome by ter
ror. ran forth from his hiding place
and nunE himself al Abu Hasan''
feet.
"Mercyl I mercy orayel' h'
ssAslmod
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AE2x ~ y GAU C. Iz} s3 G3h!MGHOMAi !y!lE S1'
ABIAN NIGHTS BROUGHT TO N

fared. amethysts' purple glare. And
amidst these countless jewels lay
myriads OF gold coins. the sight OF
which made the mouth OF Kasim
water. He began to drag the bags
of gems and gold from their places,
uttering eager cries the while.
Then to his wild cries Of delight
the echoes OF the cave cried In an
swer. and once again fear laid hands
upon his soul.
"'Tis the robbers coming back 10
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Cousin Elcanor's klub KoIumn

ways q short story which is AMUSING
and Instructive, beside the contribu-
tons written and submitted by tho
Klub members themselves. Every
rhild belonging TO our big family oS
cousins may write stories. poems
compositions. &C. am only too
pleased TO print them whom they are
suitable. The contribution space IL
especially to encourage members 90
write and draw. SO are the contests
Our silver-gray Klub pins are tho
badge which signifies our loyalty a.
the Kiddie Klub and Its motto anc
tho sivn by which klub Cousins may
recognise each other. ...
NOVEMBER coNrEsr.
Ten one-dollAr prizes will be
awarded Klub members from six g.
fifteen years OF age, inclusive. for the
ten best suggestions on
"how kiub Members Can DO Their
Bit for the Dear Old v. 9. A."
Contestants may submit sugges-
tions In either written or picture
form. That is to say you may draw
a picture OF your Idea how best 20
help your country or you may tell
about Il In writing.
HOW TO EARN A CLUE PgNNANT
A TWENTY TWO. Inch tsh psn.ahI n.ss h
~ The Klub oolors. blus and soh. and bssr-
Inc tn. kidds kius sans vin b n~sn
h- 70 -.1 n.Ies, ~ s-s.rs. n.s 90 80. a...
~ nssbsS-S S N rotation nusi ). 80, IN -,sS s.sS
iDd, ,idusi riddle, .ppb ior nfmbor.hip
Ps .SG '.as n: % 10 : ss .HsESa, ss ..s. .s o.
Cous;o Ef1noor
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dietetics. Half cake yeast, = cups
luke warm water. 8 i-2 cups gum
gluten hOut. l-2 tesspoonfui salt.
Soften yeast In small portion OF
water and add TO the ingredients
Mix TO stin dough and knead
thoroughly. using more gluten II
necessary TO keep Il from sticking to
the board. Shape into a loaf and
place In a buttered pan for about two
and half hours. to rise until the
dough Is about twice Its bulk. Then
bake for torty-five minutes. If de-
sired the dough may be given q sec.
ond mixing, AZ er the trs, rising. let
ting II rise again before baking Gum
gluten bread may be made the same
as white rour bread with the excep.
ton OF shortening which 10 not
necessary Avoid having the water
too warm, otherwise bread will be
sticky.
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CHAPTER XV.
THE DEATH OF KAsIM BABA.

'F'I ~ ~ 'NNc'" SSs"
HHnE will free thee. Zahrat. and
a. aid thy lover to escape"
cried Mural Huda-
w "Awah, these chains are
thick. yo have no tile. nor tool TO foroe
them. and tho magic word which
OF ems the lower cave | know not"
Let us with speed TO Bagdad then
for help" suggested MartanAh.
Nay, tirst fulfil thy plan I over
heard and trap old Kasim BAba," rs-
piled the desert woman. AT mid
night, now close at hand. the robbers
will return and nnd him in the cave"
And slay hLm7"
"A Just reward for all his years of
cruelty and crime" cried Zahrat Bit
terly. "Fie Is beast of prey, even
as Abu Hasan, He hath causod many
to drain the cup OF death that he
may wax tho richer. But tonight
tho wolf viii slay the jackai."
MarjAnah clapped her hands with
Joy.
And set my mistress Aicolom
free" she said happily.
Then leave me hsre while thou
dost trap old KAsim, and later cans,
thou. Nur-Al-Huda. return and nls on
tl.ese chains. Hasten now. FOR Kasina
BabA may arrive ~ any moment.
Fear not for me--Abu HG van hath
sworn by the Koran never 70 harm
me. and Il is written In the sands l
am 70 be his death. Besons"-
ADsV@ 81 the entrance 70 The sAys,
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A study Of the various movements
Is essential because intelligence and
mental attitude play an important
part In the ultimate results obtained
from their continual practice. You
should have keen understanding OF
Just what you are trying TO accom-
plish and then practise the move
,ments with this end In view and with
the mind set on this purpose. In
this way you will do the exercises
with q determination 70 win what
you want TO attain. and the anai re-
suits Will be most satisfactory tor
the efforts put forth. This 10 the
reason that am a Arm believer In
individual practice OF the movements
daily rather than class practice once
or twice each week. because no Two
persons desire TO bring ABOUT
IDENTICAL results. and no two bodies
are exactly alike.
: Then, TOO. greater concentration te
always given to the exercises when
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Dsor Cousin Mem berS;

LAD OF thirteen, whose family
n has Jus, moved from . Mil
\ die West city 70 our great
ropolis. became acquainted with
our big Klub and has asked what the
counsdnship stands for.
Firs, OF all We have our L-otto'
Love. Truth and Purity.
Love does not mean that We mus
love only our fellows. but thai we
should esteem and be KIND 10 AL
lhings iiving--beasts, birds, all ansects
and plant life.
Truth and Purity mean tnN we
shouId be honest, true. just. fair AMI
welI behaved on all occasions, al
home, In school and at play.
The Kiddie Klub korner has al
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HEALTH TALKS

they are practised In the privacy
OF your own room and when you are
entirely alone. .........
Another lower body exercise 10
shown to-day and Il 10 beneficial for
the important organs OF abdomen
and stomach. This is also effective
In removing mineral and chaiky do
posits from the knee and hip Joints.
which frequently cause dull aching
pains and rheumatic ones.
Lie on your back with hands
clasped under your head-less ex-
ten led and together. Slowly draw
the knees up until the solee OF the
feet meet and both knees are bent
out sideway and still resting on the
floor Extend the legs. repeat the
movement ave times and then relax.
with legs out straight while you
count sixty very slowly Breathe
evenly and easily meanwhile and
have fresh air stirring In the room
durinJ practice OF all exercises.
The evening world., 1917-11-08

YNCLE SAN has declared war
II upon the apple worm as well as
certain other enemies, For tins
worm causes his nephews and nieces
nm annual loss of some Sl5,OOo,ooO' 1t
sysa been estimated that from one
SAvrth 70 one-hslf of the whole Ameri-
can apple crop Is ruined every year
through the ravaFos OF worms Re
Gently their depredations have been
somewhat lessened by means Of poison
ous preparations sprayed on apple
trees The worms eat leaves covered
with these preparations and die as a
result. Through this method the bet
ter kinds OF apples now reach market
without worm holes,
\, But the Government 10 trying 10
wholly stop the loss, The larvae from
y ghich the worms come are deposited
kkpon the ,rees by a kind OF moth.
II V probable that these moths must
be isov sht out and destroyed before tho
ENafnns can be Feutsd
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Busters Adventures
BY Uncle Harry
~ No. 2-The Beautiful Red Cloth

ssD U 8 T q r"
u played In
the barn
yard the merit day.
and the next. and the
rext But one bright
morning he decided
TO put his head
through the hole in
the fence, Then he
put his shoulders
through, and before
he knew II. he was
outside.
on ho trottod till
he came 70 the pas
ture, and there was
Mr.. Fol. He had
something beautiful
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ing places and sang and danced
around him. casting direful CLEANS
of mAny-hued light upon him Now
he was nearly distracted with fear.
Once again he strove to utter tho
magic words.
"Openi o S-s-s-si"--
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Copyright b. puNsh o. Tn' New Yri h.nlns World
Exercise for Hips, Knees and Abdomen

w x ID r ClSEs
IT, cannot be
hken like
p tose Of medi-
pine neither are
hey q remedy for
complaints.
which Is a com
mon opinion
among many of
INV readers, ac-
cording TO some
letters l receive
IN regard 10 them.
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The MiSer Enters the Treasure Gaze,
but FOrgets the Magic Words
That VIII Release Him.
N0rehzed From the Play NOlD Being Presented
at the Manhattan Opera House
By WILLIAM A. PAGE
Based on Oscar Ashe's Plan

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@ n %t ;. tho '' N--nA and
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And onos again the echoes answered
him
"s-s-s.s'"----
Then as tho echoes died away.
there came another sound. tho sound
Of meme voices far above. singing a
strange. mysterious song.
THE r0boers!" Kasim shrieked.
"rns lob5ers!"
And even as he cried aloud tbs
voice OF Aou Hasan came from above.
open, O sesame!"
The sAai: st moonlight p!sysS6 tie
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Cousin Eleanor.
Award Winner
October Contest
Thanksgipfng.

VIE urst american InhuhhB'Nmk
Day was when the Pilgrims
landed In America IL was
known then as a day OF prayer and
thanks TO God for giving them their
wants In tho past year. The Indians
used TO 60 out fishing and hunting
and bring In as much a. they could.
They would then have q big feast on
what they caught
Thanksgiving 10 celebrated In Eng
land, Ireland. and also other couh-
lrios. hut II Is observed mostly In
America, The homo OF the brave
and the free"
The people OF America have their
own ways of celebrating ThankaElv-
Ing. The children celebrate Il this
way: They dress up In their old
clothes and funny suits and gU around
blowing horns and going into stores
saying, Anything for thanksgiving"
brate II by having big dinners aud
having people TO dine with them.
Tho President OF tho United states
declares this legal holiday and q
day OF thanksgiving and prayer.
by JOHN DUNPHY, age seven, No.
SSv Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y,
ode 90 Prinee.
Prtnos e uY oat
NhO hAs sanin1 sg0I
Hes not ven fat
But sull hp b ~iss.
10 th~ y-snlns he pro~h ASOlHa
Ia the darh
And u N. IlJl.eh sguaAk
Doh hArt,
Ia Huh ,oos and Sunrins Eosa
Are trD interesting.
When ~ u 'ai 5ui No ne rain
lie hntf 70 qults drpvsalnI.
co@s tbs ois A. ms ahods
Mhor-H me priuce 10 living
N be V good bell get ulcS food
Tor uuu On IhalAsS NnS
~ HELEN hElNLElN, No. it2o ParkS
street N-t.chggvr
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MEDICINE TO REDUCe-MNs u
pMs H.: Personally never recommend
druKs OF any kind for reducing
vou must use them. please consult
your physician first, Nothing out
nroper diet, less Il DDS OF all KINDS anu
s.renuous exercises will bring ABOUT
a nsrmanent and healthful reduction
I q, superfuous flesh. Turkisn oA'n'
! ,bout twice each week, laxative toous'
deep breathing. &c. Will all ne'p 10
make you more slender and improve
your health meanwhile.
ro BROADEN cHEsT-ALFRED
pyR! Make the nnger tips meet IN
tfront Of the body, arms eN|e""ou'
Jand then bring the hands ana arms
hack until the fingers uee' W
the back. DO this fifty timer AZ 'eaA'
,hr.e times each day for seVeiu'
r,on,h. ard watch your -cnes'
hroaden on, and your shoulders Do
come straighter
nATus FOR THE Aoeo-MRs,
N. h.: Elderly persons shouId "So'o
/ So, baths and hot bathrooms Inc
nsn,raI oath-about 90 to sb degrees
4. the safest and most benehc'u'
- ,hs elderly, weak or nervous per
SON
ApeNojps- MRS. GRACE d.
Adeno,ds grow behind the SOFT pa'a.o'
in the passage which conneo's 'he
,~.e with the throat Yes, mouth-
es,h,ng, ear and nuso diseases are
aMused by large adenolds.
eAILouS sPoTS-GEoRGE d.
Ws.r proper itling shoes "hlen re-
rnovs, IN. pressure. winch causes All
corns. ..callous spots, are calIeo vas
,u,sr eorns. Suak the feet IN not
soapy water and then trin the cal
,oua spuls off with sharp poihteu
D., utartllzru kniLe, Ihen ruO Win Hut
. tou talluw and wear pad 10 p'otec'
N he suol untll the thick SKID nus ais
appeared. Removing Inc cause Va
.rispsl curns wall tend 10 prevent 'hen'
from returning
" EcZEMA-EThE b.; Inc ohS
way TO overcome this distressing con-
dition ls tu remove the cause Chaise
Inc diet, keep the body clean lhs'de
and out and avoid all rich toods'
Drink much water.
olIININE k'IR ToNlc-M, T.:
Alcohol (pure) oight ounces quln'ne
lhirty grains, sweet oil one ounce
Ruh this mIo the scalp with the ups
Il the fingers In circles, Try u
sosen the scalp from tho hair Brush
he hair with a stiff brush each nlsh'
Il least nifty strokes
loLUTEN BREAD-MRS. WAL
r,ER n, s.: The following recipe tof
1luten bread Is given by Frances
Pattee, we'll known instructor IN
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The Eveni1g Worlds
Kiddie Klub KOrner
CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHORER

tor'rsAt 'Si, rs waIa
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EczEMA-EThEL b.; The onlS
vay tu overcome this distressing con-
diuon is tU remove the cause Chal'se
the diet, Keep the body clean lhs'ie
and out and avoid all rich toods'
Drink much water.
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AoeNoIps-M MRS. GRACE d.
Adsno,ds grow behind the soft pa1at0'
Al. the passage which connects the
.sse with the throat. Yes uhou'n-
,fea,h,ng. ear and nuso diseases arc
oaused by large adenolds'
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eATHs FOR THE Aoto-MNo'
" "a. Elderly persons should avoid
40, baths and hot bathrooms, Inc
ns,,raI path-about 80 to s6 degrees
=. the safest and most beneficial
ar the elderly. weak or nervous 1''
son.
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IoLUTEN 6REAo-MRS. Wal
rER II. s.. The following recipe Tor
Tluten bread Is given by Frances
pattee, well known instructor In
The evening world., 1917-11-08

ouINiNE RIR ToNlc-M. T.i
Alcohol tpure) slght ounces, quinine
thirty grains, sweet oil one ounce
Rub this mlo the scalp with tho tips
n the fingers In circles, Try 10
sosen the scalp from the hair. brush
he hair with stiff brush each night
Il least nifty strokes,
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ISl5, 900, 900 a Year Cost
to Feed Apple Worms

YNCLE SAN has declared war
upon the apple worm ss well as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-05
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss p. Laura Hill. formerly n
teacher in The Rock Island schools.
now superintendent Of education in
Sterling. III, has returned to her home
following a visit with Miss Anna n
Johnson. 9l9 Fourteenth street
Lieutenant Ben r. Reidy Of tho
United States marine corps VIII arrive
tomorrow for brief visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. Il, Reidy.
On his return TO New York he expects
to be ordered with his company for
somewhere along the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Burt have gone
10 Wisconsin 10 spend tAe winter on
their farm They have leased their
home al @4sl Ninth avenue 10 nr. J.
d Banta
Mrs. l. Zimmerman ana SON Jacob
/. Zimmerman. AIS Eleventh street
have returned from Chicago where they
attended the Chicago iilnois football
game Saturday
/ Paul Dablen. $50 Tweaty-drst street
spent sunday in the city coming Irou
Iowa City. where he is attending the
state university.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-05
Social announcements.

Tri-City chapter of the Villa Alum
nae. viii meet in the home of Miss
Elizabeth Maucker. 744 Seventeenth
street, Tuesday evening
The all-day sewing meeting Of the
Ready to Help circle of Kings Daugh-
ters which was to have been held to-
morrow, has been postponed one week
because of the registration Of women.
Mrs. William Pratt will be the hostess
next week
The Get Together club will meet to-
morrow Afternoon with Mrs Henry La
hift, 2S25 Fifth andsone-half avenue.
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A. M. Parker, 1872 Second
avenue
Nashi Shrine No. %. White Shrine Of
Jerusalem. will sponsor a hard times
party Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Ma
sonic temple. NIasons, their families
and friends are invited and the en-
listed men at Rock Island arsenal I'M
der Colonel Burr's command will be
guests Dancing and other diversions
will be the evening program and those
i Attending are expected TO appear In
hard times costumes.
The Ladies' Sewing society of Beth
any home will meet at the home Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock for work.
! Mrs. Elsie Killing, 2002 Sixteenth
street. Moline. will be hostess to the
Tri-city Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon, Nov, s.