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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
CANNING and Pre,et lng.


Red 5auce--FhIs takes the place Of
catsup and is less trouble 10 make For
every 20 tomatoes take four large on
ions, three cupfuls vinegar. one cupGuI
sugar, one tablespoonful salt enc
half teaspoonful CAYENNE pepper
Quarter tomatoes and boil sell with
onions crush through sieve till moth
ing but skins and seeds remain. Add
other ingredients 10 strained puIp and
boil till right thickness (abogt three
hours9
Relish or Tomato Soy One peck
green tomatoes. six onions. two green
peppers. Chop all fine or put through
food chopper. To every four quarts add
one cupfuI salt. Let stand over night
In the morning drain we'll and add
oue-fourth pound whole white mus
tard seed, two ounces celery seed Gov
er with vinegar cook until tender
then add two small heads cabbage, cut
fine three cupfuls sugar aHd one cup
ful horseradtsh (put through chop
per-
Whole Tomatoes In Brine Wben
you find YOU have more green toma-
toes than YOU care TO can, put them up
this way and goU viii nave nice, ripe
tomatoes for all winter when your
friends and neighb0rs viii be paving
high prices for those on the market
Select the large tomatoes that have Il
whltish green appearance. wash care
fully then dry thoroughly. Get q
small nail key from your hardware
store. eight pounds common table salt
five pounds sawdust Place layer of
aawdust IN keg and then layer OF
salt. Place tomatoes about two inches
apart Cover once more with saw
dust then some more salt Put an
other layer OF tOmatoest continue uu-
til your keg is fhfee-f0urths full the
last LAYER being Of s8wdust Cover
lightly with cloth and set 10 cool
dry place Three days before using
your tomatoes take out as many as you
need and place them on the window
Sill
Preserved Grapes Take fresh
grapes. wash. discard all imperfect
ones Separate the pulp. lay aside
skins Take pulp cover with water.
boil . or 20 minutes. strain through
line sieve or Jelly bag, TO each Gun
ful Of Juice add tw0-thjrds eunfuI
sugar boa about the same time you
would Jelly then add grape skins. boil
a few minutes The skins wiH FIJI
with syrup The result viii he de-
icIous grapes Perfect fruit and good
sugar necessary.
Tomato CatsuD Cook half busheI
ripe tomatoes till very soft strain
them then cook again until Fl be-
comes quite thicE-ab0ut two and one
half hours About fifteen minutes be-
fore taking mp, put into them one
quarter teaspoon cayenne pepper. two
tablespoons whole cloves. two d
whole allspice. all tied in q thin mus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

would be here ana then nobody would
Pre- thinking about money.
Now our government thinks since
the men are doing the real work
which is going To the front that the
women should help to ger the money TO
properly equip them. They are there
fore asking them to sell Liberty bonds.
In fact Ehey expect the women of the
United States to sell 0ne-third of the
entire issue. AS the majority Of WON
en- have very little money 10 invest
after housekeeping bills are paid. it
has been thought best for the women
who sell the bonds to make 8 spec
ialty of the $50 bond. with payments
of 81 q week
Of course, any one who wishes may
pay cash for 3 bond but the banks of
the entire country have agreed TO ac~
cept the installment plan Of Sd d week
on "a $50 bond. In this way they prove
their patriotism and al the same time
greatly assist in the effort to popular
lze This Liberty bond issue liz is In
spring To hear OF one woman subscrtb-
ine for $4,000 900 Of Liberty bonds but
ii is far better for Uncle Sam to have
100000 women subscribe 81 q week
toward a $50 bond Let us get into the
Liberty bond habit Buy Iiberav bonds
for Christmas presents Let the faith
ers and mothers agree on that Have
an the children Join together to save
81 s. week between them, and apply it
on tAe purchase Of q bond
Sell large Liberty bonds If YOU cam.
hug always encourage rhe smaller I'M
Eestmept We Americans have new
lesson TO learn We must learn. asI of
as. 10 help support eur own govern
man. This is not the time TO con-
slider party jiues We are neither Re
pubicans nor Democrats. Progress
sives or Socialists. We are 5usr plain.
loyal Americans working together to
win this war
There IS careNoru man ia Wash
iugIan bearing the burden of this nal
ton upon his shoulders. Shall we
women not tighten his load bv doing
our utmost to make this second Lib
erty loan great SUGGEST
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
PERSONAL POINTS

William P0hlmaau. manager of the
Iowa Steam laundry. and Mrs. Pohl-
mann leave Davenport Sunday morn
ing for ST. Louis where Mr.. Pohlmanu
VIII attend the sessions OF the lauu-
jrTmeHs national convention
Nr and Mrs J d. WeIeh. 6i7 Nine
teenth street. have returned from Chi
cazo where they attended q meeting
Of the oil dealers convention.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hammond have
returned 70 their home tn Des Molnes
after visit IN the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Nandard 1923 Twenty
first street aJr. Ianhard left today
for a trip 30 New York and Wash
iuEtou. H. C.
Professor Andrew Eempe. treasurer
of Angus ana college. and David Beck
strom of the library office. LEI. this
afternoon for a week end visit at Camp
Dodge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Engagement nnounced AT PARTY.

T, d. Mallette's home was the scene
of pleasant social affair of the week
Miss Florence entertained - young
ladies. MerriIy went the moments
with knitting and game contests. To
Miss Mary Mcconnell was given the
special premium of skill Refresh
ments We're served on small tables
where dainty cupid place cards dis
closed the happy secret beneath the
rose.
In this charming manner the guests
were given news of the betrothal OF
Miss Florence, youngest daughter in
the home. TO Raymond Barnes. son Of
Air and Mrs Thomas Barnes of Pre-
amption. TIL
Miss Florence is 3 graduate OF Reyn-
ODDS high school and Villa de ChantaI
of Rock Island While Mr Barnes
graduated also from Reynolds high
school and finished two years at ST.
Ambrose college. Davenport.
Both stand high in the affection OF
those who know them
Among the cut OF town guests were
MIS- August Eipper and Miss Iva k9v
az Davenport and Miss Agnes Kane Of
Champaign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
tt2s ZABErE TI@n4Qso

Dear Mrs. Thompson: There is a
girl who attends the same school that
] DO and ] want very much to gain her
friendship, as she IS a nice, good girl
There is also a boy In my room who I
like very much. and at times he acts
as IF he likes me. hut at other times
he acts distant How can 1 gain his
Infection
EVER LONGING.
Perhaps tbe two young people you
mention are too much Interested ia
their work to show special interest
and affection in YOU. And a1tar all
ism that what they are there for and
why their parents are sending them
az great expense Now II you inter
ested yourself id your work and spent
less time longing for their affection
they would be more apt N become in
terested in you
Dear Mrs. Thompson. This spring
1 met boy who was a that time
working for q ueighbor He wanted
10 keep company with me, but my
IatbeT refused because hs was work
Ing st that place He is a fine boy
and great mothers boy. I have
gone with min without my father
knowing IT, He treats me better
than anyone Z ever met. He is one
of the drafted boys My father VIII
not consent TO my keeping company.
How can I influence him
TWILIGHT
Your father probably considers
YOU too young TO be keeping com
pany. And so you are The next
three pr four years You should be
trying to improve yourself, to edu-
able TO get the most out Of life. not
trying 80 outWit your father. who
has your interest al heart
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Suppose
man shows a girl that he likes her.
OF at least pretends that he does.
and likes TO talk with her bue never
asks to call or take her anywhere.
wouldn't girl be justified fin coming
10 the conclusion that he is merely
trying to amuse himself at her ex-
peuse and is catering So his own van
jtv3
f II NOT mans place always to
ask to caI Gf bg cares to do sos
without amy word OF hint from the
girl that She would enjoy so have him
Gomez THANK Y0I
a man may like several girls i'm
just friendly way and set not ask
to call or may single out one girl To
show particular interest fn If he
takes Pup your time and shows that
nc likes YOU especially then YOU GER
tainly are justified in your con
Cjusi0u
Yes but he might not do SO il yaa
seemed entirely uujDteresaed ia him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. 81 am a
young girl - years old For the past
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

: From The Argus Files Of 1892

Oct. THE leading topic Of discus
sion before last nights meeting ri
the Rock island Citizen IS Improvement
association was the approaching meet
ing Of the head camp of the Modern
Woodmen Of America to be held at
Omaha Nov. Is, and the proper steps
TO be taken by Rock Island TO secure
the location here Of the head Offices Of
the order in the event of their re-
moval from Fulton
Last evening at its rooms iu the Blu
ford block. occurred the annual res
opening Of the SchueII Social and Lit
erary club 10 members only.
Hon Roger q. Mills the tariff re-
former aud author Of the Mills brill Of
the lower house, is to speak in ROCK
Island Oct. IA
Oct. 6.-Russeli H. ConweII of Pbila-
deIphia opens the second annual
course TO be given by the Roofs Island
lecture association.
A large amount Of work has already
been done and active operations are in
progress at intervals all along the
lower end of the Hennepia canal
Oct 10-AII members OF the South
Rock Island Democratic club are re-
Quested to meet at the town ball Tues
day evening to make arrangements for
attending the Mills meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

three months / have been going with
a young man about nay own age and
ana very fond of him He wants me TO
go steady with him DO you think /
ara too young TO keep steady company
20 Eight Of US girls are going to
night school. Do you think it proper
for us to let young men take US
home after school?
EIGHT GIRLS.
ca do moi approve Of STEADY
company at all until You are engaged
TO be married, no matter how old
YOU are
~ Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I came home
alone on a street car last night and
the conductor came and sat with me
and tried To talk with me. I know I
should have told him 30 let me alone.
bat j was afraid. and when ! got of
the car I was so scared that / ran all
The way to my house Ally mother ask
ed me what was the matter when she
saw Z had been running and / told
her. but she thinks 7 He'd 10 her. How
can I explain about It? MARY C. :
don't think there IFS any need OF
your explaining. You told the truth
and that is your duty III she doesn't
believe it, maybe it IS because you
have been untrulhfuI at other times.
II sou are always careful to tell the
truth you need have no fear Never
be afraid of men who try TO speak
TO you. but tell them at once that
you don't care 10 talk, and If your
actions show that y0u mean it. they
wifi let YOU alone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Party for Thora ForsBerg.

Last evening Miss Th0ra Forsbera.
who leaves soon with her parents. Rev.
and Mrs ~. J. Forsberg for their new
home in Great Falls. Mont. was guest
Of honor at party given by Miss
Emma odeha in her home $40
fWenty-Hfth avenue, Moline. A com
pany of 20 young folks were guests
and they had merry time with games
and contests ia which the prizes were
Won by Bliss Margaret Malmstr0m and
Alex McMullen. Light refreshments
were served before the company dis
banded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Party Tor Miss CoIlins.

Mrs ANeI ChTIstensou and MISS
Julia Saudberg at the home of the
latter. Ala Twentieth avenue. Moline,
last evening entertained at pre-
uuptiaI miscellaneous. shower TO hon
or Miss Esther Collins. whose mar
riage to Ernest Johnson is al event
OF the latter part of the month. The
rooms were decorated with yellow and
white flowers TO carry out the coIOrs
chosen by the bride for her wedding
festoons OF hearts. paper cts. being
further used with pretty effect Games
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine rarr
Will occur from ST. Josephs church
tomorrow morning r. r. Cary ar
rived from the west This morning ta
attend the last rites.
Oct 1I.-Mtss Mary Russell died AZ
the home OF her mother. Mrs. Ammo
Russell, 3gS Twenty-third street today.
aged 81 years.
4 street car motor CoIIided with
wagon driven by Cyrus Valentine al
Moline avenue and Tweuty-sixth street
yes tefaay afternoon while he was lraE-
ing across the tracks Mr. Valentine
had his arm fractured
Oct. 12-The banquet and entertain
ment given by Arsenal council no. -7t.
national union, at its rooms i1 the
arm0ry building last night was largely
attended
Oct. 12-An elaborate home u-5-
ding took place last evening at the res-
idence of Mayor RoseuEeId. where
Miss Harriet nj. Bosen6eld became the
bride Of Felix Ettinger
Mrs. Maria HOgebO0m, widow of Me
late Rev George H0gebC0m, and moth
err of Mrs. Harvey Eingsbury. died at
the home of the latter. 1890 Third awe
nue., last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Celebrate Anniversary al Service

The young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society of the South Park Pres
by5erian church had arranged 3 So
clable to be held at the church last
evening and incidentally had planned
the celebration Of the 10th annlver-
sary of the coming to South P6rk
church ot Rev. and Mrs. X e. Ogle-
wee AR. 0EIevee was prevented
from being present until a
late hour but when he did ar
rive be was greeted by the young
people and Ralph Lemon in a fttinE
speech congratulated him and Mrs
Ogteyee on their excellent work for
the church, and presented them with a
glLt. MIR Oglevee replied briefly.
thanking them for the courtesy. Light
refreshments were served ana the
young people had q delightful time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
For express cali william Trerz

For express cali William Trerz
Irt-Gtty Towel Supply eau oany.
r. T. Clean Towel Service phone
r. T. 4zT6.
Resented Bros. Plumbers. 2211
Fourth avenue Phone r. /. S49.
3 patent was today granted 10 Anton
l. Saadbo of Rock Island for gas
engine primer. according TO p Wash
lngton dispatch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

E6V- " O OgIeVee Iast evening Of
dciated at the marriage OF Mrs Anne
liza Albright and Harry y. Bennett.
both OF Rock Island. the ceremony
taking place in the parsonage Of the
south Pars Presbyterian church SIR.
and Mrs. A. <iene and Louis KIene
were witnesses Of the ceremony. Mr.
Bennett is civil engineer and the
couple has gone 10 housekeeping ON
Lhirty-aftb street and Eighteenth ave
luU,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

i'm has Al same time add two heap
ing tablespoons sugar and two tea-
cups best vinegar Salt to taste
Seal air-tight in bottles or jugs
SHOULD bell about three hours alto
gether
Chill Sauce One peck tomatoes
four green peppers four large onions
four cups vinegar. two level table
spoons each salt. cinnamon. allspiCc.
mace one pound brown sugar Sect
peppers ard chop with onions Cook
an down until thick
Corn Saiad--Two punches OF celery.
two dozen ears corn, four large green
peppers. one large head cabbage BE-
ground mustard one-hatf cum eaI
four cups brown sugar two quarts
cider vinegar. one tablespoon tumeric
powder chop fine and cook 80 min
utes
Canned Corn Eiue plngs corn. ONE
piat sugar one-haif cup salt. one auf
pue-ha5f piuts water. Nix. let stand
one hour. then boil IS minutes and
can.
Large Cucumbers Peel and slice
cneumbers on slaw cutter. Soak iu
salt water ~ hours. Put iu 8raiuar.
rinse tH cold water. cook in weak wins
egar drain and make following sauce
Two quarts strong vinegar one quar-
water. one pint brown sugar. one t8
1lespo0u mustard seed one tablespoon
celery. one tablespoon pepper seeds.
T8icken with one tablespoon corn
starch. While hot pour in aHu can
Tomato BCHiIIou One peck .ama
toes one dozen onions. 10 cents worth
celery. one bunch parsley, 80 cloves.
COOK one hour and pul through
Steve then add one-aali cup sugar.
tourths cup SALT oue-iaur-A cun
butter. Ouataarrh cup -four made into
paste Cook same 80 minutes and 10-
tIe Serve same as soup.
Canned Corn The following recipe
rs so simple and satisfactory we WISH
To share t with others
Nine cups sweet corn cut and
sCraped from cobs tabout three dozen
ears1 one cup graduated sugar one
half cup salt one cup boiling water
Mix an thor0UEnly and place I'm kettle
ON back of stove a few minutes amt
it beats Then boil 10 minutes hF the
clock stirring constantly 10 prevent
burning Can in steriIiEed Mason pint
cans. same as fruit.
Maear0ni With Oystcrs-Bo1 ouz
cup Of macar0ni I'm salt water for %
Drain well Into a buttare8
baking dish pat q layer of the maca
rcul then a layer 0f oysters. dot w.tH
bits 81 butter, season with salt and
pepper follow This with another aver
Of Wagaroui another of oysters and
seasoning and finish with "a Iavar or
macaroui snrinkled thickly with graf
ed cheese Bake iu a moderate oven
24 minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
=. Ynnne PaanIa -.

a go0dlv number of the Young Peo-
Piles Christian union of the United
Presbyterian church gathered last ev-
ening in the home of John Keller
1901 Thirtieth street, for the monthly
business meeting and social session.
Plans were completed at this time for
the parcel post sale to be held at the
church next Friday evening. Articles
iu parcel post packages VIII he placed
on sale and there win be refresh
ment= The evening following the
transaction Of business was spent in
sociahiHty and the Good Samari tan
committee served reEreshueu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
THIRTY nIsrnAR1En-

Fort Smelling Ntan.. Oct a.
Thirty students at the reserve officers
training camp we're discharged TO-DAY.
- night the total Is expected 10 reach
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

To Remove Fruit or Rust Stains
from the most delicate fabric ar
leather stains from hose. take one
pint Of water IN which dissolve
one teaspo0nfuI OF oxalc acid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Must Get Woman's Cl0b Tickets.

y women 0asTTInE IIcEeLs ToT ne
Rock island W9maus CLUB are urged
Go secure thcu before the first meet
iuE next Saturday as il will be i'm
possible 90 issue so many tickets on
The afternoon OF the first meeting. The
registrar. Mrs Z. H. First, VIII be at
the library building Wednesday from
to $50 O'Clock ana She urges all
members to secure tickets at that
time in order to relieve the gonges-
ton that would occur if they attempted
ITO secure them 9u Saturday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

Last evening Miss Helen Miller en-
tertaiHed in her home, 502 Fortv-sec-
ond street ar a party i'm honor of the
Misses Clara and Marie Setter. who
leave soon TO make their home in
Pharr, Tex The evening passed
quickly with games. dancing and con
tests in which the first prize was given
10 Miss Edna Werlich Miss Marie Sci
ter taking the BOBBY favor. The
Misses Marvel Hart and Bertha Mai
hack taEczed with musical numbers
and inrde late evening a course lunch
was served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
ReeentLon ~ - - EamiIE.

The congregation of the First Bap-
lat church. rendered q most delightful
reception las. evening 50 the new pas
tor Rev j. g.. Granger and family,
the affair attracting close so zoo pco-
pie to the social rooms of the church.
The church body served as q reception
committee aud the affair was made as
informal and delightful as possible
After the guests had all assembled d
short program was carried out which
opened with prayer by DR. H. e. First
MEs- swan J. NyQuist sang two mum
oers THE star lRCgersJ. and In
Italy tp0ydJ. Mrs Robert Lee acting
as agcompanlst- Talks welcoming
Rev. and Ir5. Granger and family
were given by RsFs. ". g. OgIevee of
South Park Thomas Hughes Of Gle
land and d. A. Johnson of Central, and
W. B. Slime Of Second Christian. Mrs
W. q. kahEEg sang THE Last Rose Of
Summer" and Nothing But Love"
Carrie Jacobs Boud) with Miss Myrtle
Summers al the piano Dr J. ". Stew
art spoke for Broadway Presbyterian
church, Rev. MT. Payne Of East Moline
Rev. j. #. Mills of Calvary Baptist
church Davenport. Rev. William
oc1lemanu of Edgewo0d Baptist. Rev
j. J. Vance OF the United PRESBYTERIAN.
and Rev, Nr Lewis Of Rock Island
gave short c0ngratuIat0rv addresses
and these were responded TO by Rev
ME- Granger The program closed
Win the singing of "EIest Be The Tie
That Binds" Rev. W.. q. OgIevee dis
missing with the beuediction. Re
lreshments were served al small ta-
bIes scattered through the social
rooms the tables having vases of gar
den flowers with smjlax trailing on
the cloth. The affair was a delightful
one and th0rougnfv su4oya1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
MAIN CAFE OF CLUB
Is BEING ENLARGED

Work Of charging the main cafe
Of the Rock Island clubs situated on
the first floor Of the building is now
Id progress According TO the plans.
when the work is completed the floor
space and seating capacity of the cafe
VIII be twice its original size.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
CIub Names vice Presidents.

st meeting of the Q. T. G. club st
the Y. W. O. az last evening the board
named four vice presidents, who are
also to be chairmen at the commit
tees In the absence Of the president.
Miss Jeanette Riddeil Miss Cecilia
Frey presided, and the chairmeu APP
pointed are. Outdoors, Miss Agnes
kerber, indoors. Miss Cecilia Frey.
membership, Miss Ollie Smutz, and
welfare. Miss Edna Buettner. The
members of the T. ". C. A. board
were present The girls enjoyed sup
per together preceding the business
session
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

The Parent Teacher association of
the Center Station school held a meet
ing Yesterday afternoon at the school
when the association was addressed
bv Mrs Eiuhali on the registration
Of women A. short program was car
ried our with a duet by Mrs Herbert
just and Mrs Clarence Steeu. Tecita-
tons b. Raymond Dierolf and Reuben
riggs The association authorized a
committee To procure playground
equipment While q social time was
enjoyed refreshments were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
LOYAL Bereans Annual Banquet.

Loyal Bereans Annual Banquet
4 company Of about forty-hye mem
bers enjoyed the annual banquet OF
the Loyal Beresns Of the Memorial
Christian church served last evening
in the social rooms. Mrs, j. o. smith.
president Of the class. was in charge
OF the arraug ements and after the
serving of q course menu q program
was carried out, Frank Freistat CIV
ing a piano number Mrs Garold Ed
wards and Miss Marie Smith a duet
and talks were given by Mrs f. A.
Graves Mrs. Kaupks L. NJ Wright w.
a. Rorison OF Davenport and Rev. and
Mrs H. T. CEatIev The tables were
frightened beautifully with decora-
tious 81 red white and blue carried
out with flags. paper and flowers. A
delightful time Of sociablIity followed
the serving of the banquet