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Evening journal., 1917-08-07

guests on Sunday at the Palmer cot
tage
Mrs. Helen NJ. Foulk had as her
guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom
linson. and Miss Kock OF Philadelphia
Edwin S. MerrlclS. Elvin c. Duerr
and Walter d. Gray. also Of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hannum'
ane daughter Grace. Of Concord, and
Mrs. Thomas zebley. Of zebiey's Cor
ner.
Mrs. Hazen Baird. OF swarthmore,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lottie
Drayton, OF the Circle.
Miss Eunice Valentine, Mrs. II. c,
Valentine, Mrs. William Pechman and
Mira Marshall Of Linwood Hetghts.
and Mrs. wroten. OF Chester. were
guests yesterday OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Slaughter, OF the Circle.
Guests at the cottage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. L. Flory on Sunday we're
Miss Anna p. Alexander Of Whining
ton. Miss Edith McFalis OF Lancas-
ter Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Echtels
and son OF Wilmington, ana Mrs
William Echtels and Miss May Good.
I ley, OF New Castle, and Albert Fritsch
Of Wilmington.
Tennis continues a popular pastim'
! among the younger crowd and ehcl
day several interesting games ar,
/ played. Yesterday Arthur y. Hus
bands. age Is, defeated Dr. J. Mar
win Hanna former champion" Of th'
| camp.
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE
makes CARNIVAL PLANS

Diamond state Grange met last
night at stanton An instrumental
number was given by Miss Audrey
Webb and reading by Miss Edna
Chambers.
A poultry demonstration was an
nouncod for tomorrow afternoon at
100 o'clock at the new residence OF
Charles =. Dickey. Il Will be In charge
Of Professor Mitchell newly appointed
TO the poultry department OF the Della
ware College extension work. Three
such demonstrations are 70 be given In
the county.
Ann ouncement was also made Of the
Community Association carnival TO be
held next Saturday on the Reuben
Satterthwalte farm. There Will be q
parade from the hail az Stanton 20 the
school, followed by a flag raising at
o'clock u. J.. Cross, superintendent
Of county schools and w. ". knowles
will be the speakers. The carnival
games will follow.
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
WOMEN WHO FADE EARLY

How often we hear the expression.
How she has faded" or Hasn't she
grown old" Her friends see It. Her
husband secs a. She realizes II her
self with a pang Often she knows the
reason. some female derahgement has
fastened itself upon her and maks II
almost impossible for her TO drag
around from day 20 day. Such women
should remember there is one tried
and true remedy for their condition
and that Lydia p Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound for more than forty years
has been restoring women 20 health
and happiness. Try I'll
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
G. U. o. o. r. ELECTS

District Grand Lodge No. 9, Grand
United Order Of Odd Fellows. IN session
here, elected these officers District
grand master, w. R. ClarSl deputy dis.
triet grand master, Charles w. Kyleri
district grand secretary, T. G.. Washing.
ton; district grand treasurer, W. II. o.
Ennisi district grand director. f T.
Virgins.
The convention was one Of tho most
enthusiastic ever held by the order.
Representatives from all over the
State representing the various lodges
comprising the third district were pres
ent. TN annual report showed marked
Improvements.
Evening journal., 1917-08-07

proving herself a very capable and
satisfactory little planiste, and a
bright mRical career is prophesied
for her.
Miss Frances Mackenzie Is again
acting as mail carrier for the camp
this year. and her daily round Of visits
with the mail Is one Of the most antici-
pated events Of the day.
A party OF campers headed by Earl
clifford, Of Philadelphia. and l.. 4.
Hanaway. Of Elan. spent a pleasant
afternoon on Saturday fishing in
kaolin Lake for bass.
Dr. Hubbard. spiritual director OF the
camp possesses one Of the keenest
senses Of humor to be found In any
person. Frequently his bright and
witty remarks send gales Of laughter
over the congregations. especially
when he makes the announcements
which he usually does In humorou.
and character site manner. On Sunday
previous to the sermon. he called on
10 those who were seated on theil
porches. If II wasn't Sunday. you'd
sic and tat but as Il Is you sit anI
chat. So come on over here everyone
Of you" And the majority Of then
came.
Press headquarters has been pre-
sentod with a handsome bouquet o
flowers. which includes golden glow
ferns and tiger lilies.
Evening journal., 1917-08-07

imported dinner be matched and they marked this
MetPa 10
to
10
to
Htnahei CandIetks
O each
TO
T"resus
sriries Oto
10
10
Oto
5iSS Olive
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
RFCFpTIOy AT FORT DUPONT.

Major and Mrs. Lewis Bennett gave
q reception recently a. Fort DUPONT
Del. IN honor of Colonel Harris and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Holmes. There
was dancing 20 the music OF the regi-
mental band and at IL O'Clock a sup
per was served.
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
KATP KUT OUTS.

Bishop Mcdowell. who Preached
here last Friday evening is very clever
md witty. and several OF his remarks
got q <'mber of laughs from the large
congregation. One remark which
drew quite a laugh was when the
bishop with a wave OF his hand toward
Or. Robert Watt. who was seated on
he front bench. said that with all
Sue respect to Brother Watt. he wou d
ike TO express the opinion that Saint
Peter was the orig nal Irishman
Miss Marjorie Guthrie. the young
daughter OF Mr.. AID Mrs. Harry J.
Guthrie. has been made Dianiste Cor
the children's meetings Although Miss
Guthrie is young 70 hold so respons,-
BILE a position. she is, nevertheless,
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
PERSONALS.

DR.. J. D. c. Hanna and DR.. J. Mar
win Hanna will 20 to Philadelphia
tomorrow to attend the funeral OF an
old friend of TIE family. DR. Hanna
will conduct the funeral service.
A. II. Ainscow Of Wilmington was
visitor 70 camp last night.
Mrs. Joseph Bender and children OF
Philadelphia are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
/ Levi Bender, who are occupying their
cottage on the Circle,
DR. J. Marvin Hanna, who Is the
camp physician, has been busy per
son the past couple Of days, he having
been called to attend several cases Of
stomach trouble by which a number
Of the campers were slightly indis-
posed.
Mr.. and Mrs, W J, Hance Of the
! Circle spent yesterday in town.
Mrs. L. b. McCaulley OF the Circle
was visitor 70 Wilmington yester-
day.
The Misses Alice and Ethel Jerv.s
mOtored 20 Coatesville, Pa. Sunday
evening with their uncle. Harry w.
Jervls, who spent tho day with Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Jervls. az the +
cottage on Hilltop. They returned 10
camp last evening.
John Bradley Of Union avenue went
to Wilmington yesterday,
A party comprising the Misses
Betty Alexander. Lottie Baird, DAISY
! stettiemeyer. Harriet Ross and Foe
ence Ely went on q picnic up the
/. Brandywine today,
Guests az the n. c. Cunningham
cottage on Union avenue on Sunday
included Mr.. and Mrs. John Forscht
Mr.. and Mrs Hobbs and son. James
W. Linton, Charles simons, Mrs. Ellis
d Webster, n. G. Cunningham. Howell
Pedrick and Mr. and Mrs. DaviI
Bacon, al, Of Wilmington.
Visitors at Mrs. John Booths cot
tage on Sunday we're Franklin zeb
Icy and sister Mrs. Emellne Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert McManney o
Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zebley
Mr.. and Mrs Howard zebley and son
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mcdaniel an
J children, Harry Albert and Mis-
, Blanche Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvi
: Booth OF Holly Oak, and Mr.. and Mr.
}, Lewis Foulk and family.
The Rev. j. d. Blake and Miss Mar
!. Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Al
I mons and son, Garrett, Mr. and Mr.
Joseph Petite. and daughters, wei
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
Dollar Day Price, $500

Don't fail visit Office Wednesday to see this wonder
full iron demonstrated any other modern appliances that you
NAV be interested in will find them all on display
Evening journal., 1917-08-07
The China Department Offers
Some Exceptional Values
Tomorrow


ported dinner be matched and they marked this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
HEAD OF DALLAS ORPHAN
HOME IS CAMPING HERE

Frsugeilni q O. ihHfg field rspts
sentative ~ uurtnsr nllAtau'a fiuins
- nsilss Hnd famiY afo famrina
nraf naiam court este wess aeron
rsnlod b. e. q pobsnn ana Niu ~
san Antonio
81 fiaiisf hafs fhai ihr heva So n
ufHsai nued ~ surnlles More tlsan
$50 children ere nrinF rsied fHl sna
a nanihsf ~ them are ffoin fiis sff
iioH ~ uis slate n '4frs ffpf aef
a. f-sd thcm Wv. naudfFf isfuuHr
~ fish ~ csampis siyra tnen fish
iIan,f uiair f TAKES iae ipfNrfs ~
aee fhifh~nt 90 provide ihem To- uw
haiiaafp
81 fgsiief says ihsf tNs in1us 81 -
sasf ihF sssfs Boz rsf rlfh safrr
a.i,fii attafhtd IT, fils interest - fisr
Dallas lnriltnfipn TnrI ar' heff nF
: Short variation boz afa Oh fhs fsul
nts faf s.sisfaurs Boz naslht 'eass
~ ranrf ia rsriiepiafif dseifeua ~
meeting f,1ffnsf vsFds ahiif hfff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
WHAT REGISTRATION IN
SERVICE LEAGUE MEANS
WIS Sec" tspiaiHs That n Mean.
Simply censu, Tsk,ns 81
efficiency 81 Mesnea


A. district chairman IL "a. Loaf
branch ~ ihs Rational i.caeus ~ No.
mems Ser,ice Mrs "a " Scoii last
hism made ths feilcwins statement
as 60 what ruEistration with tbs .asas
means
hcsisisation with the ioagus sim,iy
means census iskiug ~ the sffirirne,
20 tnr Womnuheod os Amsgiea ana tt.r
expression ~ Willingness To holm ga
ulls Americas emergency
II ln no waN binds waman n
she sieus fur s,Iticc and when called
nnon 60 fcnder that service finds she
cannot do go conslsisntn with nor
duties she b. under uo obilkatlon a.
serve Registration means AZ wluins
ness 30 serve and q desire ,of cfiicl-
cngi
The Rational Laeuc Tor Women's
Service knows woman Al well ha,
feels safe boz leayine n Ga Woman
hguspN to serve Whom thc tisns cosncs
hui % 81 sxpfdieui that she fis herself
fe scfvice while therc b. time. - thai
ahf may hc efficient Nhcu me t.tu,
fof scfyico shall cnm
hcristrauon Ia nut a bindinc ohu.
sauun 81 b. census ni effirionc,
tnd abWu i.et every woman res
i-ie fpr .elsicr The houfs aIt ll
to Do and g io q daii, and the piacs
l,ed Cross headquarters Mesquite
stIrti
Registrations are sails Oh Dec licrali,
rUuflng Boa tIure thf opening 20 h,
hnutnf uf the leasue ihs nfs of ih,
wc,k
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
SPINAL MENINGITIS
IN JUNIOR RESERVE
CAMP RUMOUED HERE.
Me'hsr % Nsoas Aissa Grsrs Leaves
- Asspsr.s ts New ~
illnsss

~ 1e lcHst ie telsksln, ffOn Vs.
htflsit Caldwell 4Aur t,hssiclan f.,f
~, 1uniu Naval Ke.efses uho SO
~" uaiains "a Csmp tN~s,. NV
iien'lNt Cunn. tiaiiak thar NJ ssn
iiost Nrtnt p s,riaasis fn Mas va
wafd Greet ien issi ulstt irf camp
hfwfN
fttti Information fssafAlns tsHeE
0raHtr Illness came in ; ttlrffata
fms,la, va nnise Is Was mhtca ghai
hit cseditinu Was rfflAfttua Later
edaiysr hpvetpt ssh D. Was atrs
ice hut Nas sukhus inpreNti
AS fifcft. en the faft W Mfs afans
Asd cthef nscmltif vf the fam,s Co
letn ihs cseet natalv - tht ,e0ns
maHe Aln.ss aass i,esn "a uu avail
q b nlWurth berry 1nat there b. az
rriAefnlr " srIrAi psvnsnait4s le gh.
camp sna ~ sssng ronriasfspic ua
sssiness 81 fss AmVug rciaiiVrs - -
ie'sf Hnmief ~ mpmttt. 20 iht ,ais,l.
frrw thm rIiy
Nafnr i.oi Alnrf VA appealed ta
g. s'f f he soeia 90 ara arnsiit N
formation b. ia thr foanilsiisn ~ iie
fnmn hui altar eifne rWi,ts ~ iht
0aup hsi nai ffcflNet sn sutesl ur
to "a air houf BASH nifht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

Il a cfDrirr u Galveston 49, a'..s
49, Younger. "a Hqalsier ~fff
ss,.,ig married snaer ne is''prsss.s.
guisrnsi fiifai IS the c9Hfh ~ ="
'.s'.t ~ hero IN fhis rifg A. leotio' Z
-. ,,o,,ies Ths csFom@n3 saa
,,,'.,uss 10 Rss ~ ? = rytss.
~ 80, fe~ ffieats ard Gloss ffiA
s,rs. n ~ contrnisins parties Nf'f
pfessnL
Al u oel~h ~ ceagos ~ ~ 'fAis
for San kEsenlo Fren' Htif ~,
~ - ~ san AnEeio whffF 49, 80.
~. s..rtV n tourists ~ = TIP ~
80 go. through Ness feEnf Hn@
- Ne1irs. foarhirx Aivle''sfpef
- osaer ingsoffsnt elfie*
me 9r.~fn = ~ rdsi'H q ~ 80.
..s,eu xsss 500 terrnssls '.t*e -
49,. rasa Teras The bride = .
...ssr u urs. 7. " foAnset- = ial'
ss.x ~ ssad sssds hse hpef Si'n 'tis-
tisss IL ifouaten-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
sroe mar SUMNER coucs

wr haV. ruprha sta frps frepHra
in wafm sratirf hf,auaf anitt ste Hrfui
dlasaree That's uni w. ehnuit have
nf kmas Nfn Discovery hHnif iiH
tunesp tf inHttHitnis tHhi fht erHwiN
~ lrfma au1 iestHrN fheF hmd lis
hkautf auaiiiee tapsl ihrs' Hrfuia
srd ,Irsnsr fhr Ffefrm NHa 'an ices
o. iAgaaani hHlsans e4nihr tAt infiHn
NATION heal tiespps Hifafnrd hi Deuan
inq anf promote fsi and siNfp NHl
llaus 10 nnifira soid tpr e. fe as fNuf
dmrrist i'frd faf HtafiY 80 ffarF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
ELKS START FUND TO
HELP RED CROSS MOVE

ro4uu. christi Ilks are -aoins ihe'f
4, t.oE i1st iHiis isas than Nv
mlnuter far m~nhtrs - ~
h.lse ID their home last aixht z. 49,
~ - nnci.as for Contribution "
~ psa rra-s fund and 20 Apfain' I.
.,.rnntiftse O. 49, au1ent mfp'fif $40
swell The renffibufion-
The fummliief h cpnsp''~'p
go 9f Nursusn Henri AnA heA
.,t d uuunt A. tieJ rfiifr in 80
~. ,h,-r. ..frht nos" ~ an SCI
~. ths sah is..isy. --------
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

sits ~ g short ana dankhtef ~
San Aniprio arrived lat rtshs a.
~in sfsad 3 menlh a. ihs lisach hc,e,
Alien X Hass3aie rvnefal gas.e,.
~ Assent 20 me ; A a 4 y r.n.
road. ~uh hessiluartfts 81 Sar A..
tenlo - amene the ,sfusniesai eisiaors
o. ~ rin fvr few aase Rs n
rekistciVs ai the Nnccrs
Hrs HtnIt Aest.n vii ttfuga t,.,s,
fuem San Aniontt haNine fneiofea AZ
Non,isf accompanied 8, ~. son -.
wai& THEY VII ~ ar.e,mfaais,l te
Miss Aifsluts Ansiln sho has lasn
'siiine beg e'fo~ln Mis. MARI Ausiin
SD saa Anienlo fof tAr pisi two
weeks
Mie Maft Niss b cntcfiainihs hef
SISTER Mrs q 4 uran u little R.,sk
Nie and her ncco Mrs Ensn
Airs G. D. MtA ittitf Airs r. al
Scofieid snd Mr. ~ A. isNslt %
Arkansas ipss ane hrfc fuf se,rral days
and an, stufplus ~ ihs Hota.
~ q u steele ana a. X i.ai,f.
7 tvgwsfN ~ this SITS BAR SOW N san
E AHt0nio ait hsre on hasinrss tiip
Mrs r. n Aiils uho has tten >
sursi W tueuds here ief lac, eiehi
iof hsf hams ln fnid Gaia.
Mr enid Mts s. a.. li,Ha,isoa and
babe, and Mis Vivid Eos, ~ san Az.
eeir afr Hl th, NNe.ts
Gcu AZ tordan. ~ ssn Nuiunie i.
ngistcfcd 60 abe horne
Nr and Nfr iohn Kttiu src Sac
Anionio tssitofs. slopVns at thc Nssi,
D. 81 iianhouk ~ ralfavia. 8,
sisadne several da,r in iae ai, q
sue-i ai ih, Nmn~
Nr sad Mt, Z A iatton ~ Ance
are hcre siolpiug ai ih, state Ma
Patton "a an sttatsff sad VII h. hel
tor several dsss
Mts ~ rstIor and two uirrss as
here fnam ~an ii,nliU rrslsisvsd 81 So,
state
D. NYcfr and mmih ~ Aa~iln af'
spending several ds'a ai ihr lioine
D. b Mastnaon ~ ilnusien b. siol
iauf at ihc Nurcor
ir, Williams VI Nmnsas i'ass b. a'
th, nutar fof q dat w so
Mr ard Nrs UnfEs Nisrh aud Fam
%, su YeH.f,ia, fer kruslle ~
r,arh wiu r,iu0n US ahnui irh az +
Mrs elafk aud the children wih sptn'
several months away
90 a. ifrd aunoungts iil0 f,sloN inF
81 ilnuant sind family ni sac ia'kn
have taken cottage et "a flisG"t
hld street fpr tho summer
I O. l,rFgen ana famiif 9ff hru
from Nufih TesAs iH mstr tnsif aem'
at i.es,ii VIII b. associated Win go
Traaa GHnani, Titlf te and han SAD
len a. d, oitafc al BOZ heldcn ttta't
Mr and Nfs % y nihnir End fsm
Hs uiH spend several vssat FFfaiip
moro Tnst a., az itNs Dhslarfai
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

a. shs uia.ilnE - ths 1nufsFi ciap
tff1 Tofslaf sfirrnnau Hi ~ N'srrss
hsi.I n was d4cidfd thst dufinF ur
ssnafnsq months ere clah ~tuia l,ari b
pons 30 fncst.nNf DHll fsfthf7 nriiff
NsHf hathinf fHfilfs sn1 plrniiA
Nlu miu 81 slren N1"ffff ~ men
i.ef. 20 go fiab Nhp vin 81 tYf1 ibef
nns uhs ssat pt4h. steff effort q ~.
f.f.ti il,susei4aa in ih, welfare ~ 81
inufieiH fnss meet
44frfai nfe fVHfiF's sfff ffrsfnf -
T.ie staFs nifefinF
aaaaa-----Hp~~~-~seHsaHse
railef cia--ifiesss hHsihR cifcplAiF't
eei pfatuls rrsaiir
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
Realty Transfers

The fanowirn transfers vefe ilcd
fat record wrlncsdat
Mars .. Brock and o niHrt a.
q A Ciuuion isa. aer's wet ~ 'iil
~ gofppa christi consideration -
.ao
reanl nsuntrsf io William p Nlpui
ref lots 81 aud "a 81 hip'a l' Nn'off
rhy ncish,a addition. crnHiarr'ii"''
t1ue
uuul.cf ~ applications f0f isaFrr
.n ali raa ana mineral land ~rir fiira
yesterday as follows
Appiieaiian on sursey SO ltl bf u
4. ioiewey
on snrrs, Ko sot by John Jones
t,n survey No 7sa ~ , ~ shsi,on
ON surge, No iss by g a. ii"Fs'i
ON surve, 80 ia by ~ hiass'
on survey No - ~ & l. W''h'f b
spoon ,
on survey So Tei hy , 4 MnlefmHn
on sHr,e, ND sNs ~ A1snr's j
os su,,s, No s,s ~ = c Ham
mond
3 ON mrse, Ne sss o, Airuis ile'
riuF go
On survey esl - i.r''sit A'.fs
Z Un survey 80 Isa W. char = iAih'
icfun
~ son.y 80 7i1 ~ e D * tel
Hiuchet
ion .urse, So "a b. . e hlsftnA''
an survey 80 eet ~ Fiaoef hsis
os ssrre5 So ~ ~ eisays WI
hams
on safsas No 20 hf y, II faiaief
os .usss, Ne Gif ~ fgls Nifilnis
az survey FORMERLY made ~ r. ,
2 81. 80. Williams kifN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

Tao marriage fi0suArs ~fff isfn'''
,,,.,n 40 county tisfks sffios yesisf
day. ihrY were
J 7 Csp4ff"r and Mfs
fsasAs -. a.,
Main
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION

ATS ~ G. Shoft ana dsash,es ~
San Antenio arrived iaa rlsA, -
VIZ sfrno menth AZ iAs ltsaeh hcasl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

Ai'cn X RaFsaahs rvnef.i passsn
~ aseni 20 me ; A a 4 y rail.
r,'ad Wth hessiguAr,sls 10 san Al.
tenlc - among the gsrumieeni visisors
g. 80 riN fer few aass Rs n
reKistcfVa a' the Nnecrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-21

Hrs htnif Aesi.n witt ftrugh tgsis,
trofn san Anicnta haNiae iaelofvd 49,
Monday accompanied ~ his sou. ~.
waiN They wHi ~ actrmlaeiea 90
Miss A'fElnfs Ausilr ~ho hss lsren
t|sisise beg eifa~in Miss MARI Austin
SD sAa Antenle. fof tAr vast twu
weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

Plans 20 prevent the spread Of hos
cholera Ia this section Of she state.
are % be discussed at the monthly
meeting ~ the executive committee
OF the Rock Island County Agricul-
turai league held today 81 tie C1Lce az
Palmer r. EdEerton. county agent
Following q recent special confer
elca ~ Peoria al which time IT was
announced that Illinois IS expected
this year 10 be the center OF a hog
cholera epidemic, establishment at
farms Of infection OF mile
quarantine area for 30-day
period and treatment OF animals ON
adjacent places with vaccine. was
suggested as the best means to stop
the spread of the dread disease,
ar E1Earton is urging thar Rock
island county farmers volunteer til
adopt This program and states that
it ought 10 Ire very effective in stamp
ing our any cases OF hog cholera thar
appear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
FeII-Fender NnnEiaIs.

Ralph " Fell and Miss Ber1ice f
Fender. both OF Viola, were married
Thursday afternoon, Justice W. n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
Dlst0FEBY on SPEED o. ITGHT.

11e Eft tle greatest discoveries 0E
Science IS due To observations Of the
lapSes - Jupiters moons It was
.14aa thar when the earth was In the
Lass q SIS orbit nearest to Jupiter
-ese ec1pses occurred IS minutes
garner raan when il was III the far
.-s3a-asz part. whereas by all rules Of
@sGoaonE thev should have occurred
lae same minute each time It was
-g-l.ea from thls thar the light was
..'- instantaneous and consequent
..-A - minutes TO traverse the diam
- ~ q the earth orbit. q distance OF
aa12-t -ao 100000 miles. thus giving TO
So 3 velocity of IS6. GOO niles a sec
- which was accurately shown lat
oy other experiments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

i Of housewives to bay instead
~. -E--e- z---4
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-05-08
WILL BE ENJOYED BY ALL
Rich Chocolate Cake Suitable for a
Birthday Celebration or Any
Special Occasion.

Two cupfuls of sugar, three-fourths
of cupful of butter good measure),
one cupful of buttermilk, whites of six
eggs, yolks of four eggs, one teaspoon
full of soda, one-half cake of good choc-
olate, three scant cupfuls of flour sift-
ed together with the soda, one tea
spoonful of vanilla. Cream the butter
and sugar, add the yolks of the eggs
previously beaten to a cream, then al
ternating, the buttermilk and the flour.
The vanilla and chocolate are added
last, the chocolate having been melted
in bowl set in a boiling tea kettle.
Bake in moderate oven. Test with a
broom straw and when this, thrust in
the top, comes out dry the cake is
done.
The frosting, also brown, is made
with one cupful cream, two cupfuls
sugar, butter size of an egg, three
squares of chocolate. Mix together
and put on to boil. Let it boil slowly
until it balls when thrown into cold
water. Remove from stove and let the
bubbling subside, then beat until it
can be poured on the cake and glazed
with knife.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-05-08

made by some member of the party
and in tiny cups handed round to each
one, as much regard being paid to ETH
quette as if all were assembled in the
most spacious guestroom in the Iarg-
est city in the country.
Conversation never lags, and until
late in the evening the men talk, some
telling imaginary stories, others recit-
ing impromptu poetry, until, tired out,
all except those designated to keep
watch roll up in their large cloaks and
are soon asleep.
Most of the houses of Arabia are
built of sundried bricks many of them
are three stories high, and all have
fiat roofs. AS "a rule the interiors are
quite devoid of furniture, the coffee
rooster, FOUNDER, pots and cups being
about all that is visible that savors of
daily life and needs. Many of the
houses are doOrless, accounted for by
the scarcity OF suitable wood.
Wherever people are found in the
Arabian peninsula with the most limit
ed number of milk-giving animals,
such as sheep, goats or camels, there
will be found the national substitute
olive oil of other lands, a very favOrite
production called "semmin." This is
butter which is made in a primitive,
simple and unappetizing manner by be-
ing churned in n skin Which has been
none too well cured and does not rec
ommend itself for cleanliness. The
mode of procedure is simplicity itself,
the milk being put into the skin and
then either swung backward and for
ward on a tripod, or rolled to and fro
on the ground until the fat of the milk
forms itself into butter. A favorite
dish to set before the distinguished
guest is mixture of dates and butter.
Throughout Arabia there are many
things in common among the Bedouins
and the Fellahs, as for example, the
manner of clothing among both sexes
little distinction is made between rich
| and poor, and from a mans apparel it
is impossible to get any idea, of his So
cial standing.
In all homes it is customary for the
host to assume the place of waiting
during the serving of food. He takes
his meals after all the others have
| been served.
As in other Mohammedan lands, the
women in the cities and towns of Ara
bia are secluded, but in the village and
camp life they enjoy the same free
dom as the men the women, too, do a
large share of the work in cooperation
with the male members of the family.