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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
SUGGESTIONS.

Washing Cut Glass-Cut glass
should be washed in luke-warm
water which has been softened b.
the addition of soap, ammonia o..
washing soda.
Cleaning Cement Floors Wash
with soapy water and rinse with
clear water, wiping dry so that no
dangerously slippery spots will be
left
Clean Bulbs Electric light bulbs
should always be cleaned while tins
light is on. The fine wire in the
bulb is much less likely to break
while it is glowing and in more
or less plastic condition.
Paint Stains That are Dry a1i
old may be removed from cotton
and wooden goods with chlOrotOrnl.
1t is a good plan to first cover the
spot with olive oil or butter
Instead of hanging a towel on
nail, pin a safety pin in one end
and then hang the pin on q naI-,
This saves many q torn towel
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
Surprise on Mrs. Satin.

Mrs. S. Myers entertained Satur-
day evening at surprise party to
honor Mrs. NJ. Satin of 251S Fourth
avenue, at the Satin home. A group
of relatives and friends were guests.
Miss Rose Cohn favored with pi-
ano numbers during the evening
and Miss Beatrice Weiss of Chi
cago and Miss Evelyn Wisman of
this city favored with dances and
songs. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess. Mrs. Satin
was presented with a silver fruit
basket and teapot by Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. E. Weiss and daughter of Chi
cago, who are visiting with the
formers sister, Mrs. NJ. Gendrel,
were out-of-town guests.
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Boudoir Shower for Miss Rogers.

Boudoir Shower for Miss Rogers.
Miss Mildred Wood of 535 North
Lincoln avenue, Davenport. enter
tanned at a boudoir shower at her
home Saturday as pre-nuptial
courtesy for Miss Margaret Rogers,
who is to be July bride.
The afternoon games of 500 and
bunco awarded favors appropriate
to the occasion, and the bride-to-ba
was presented with a prettily trim
med basket in pink and orchid
colors, containing the shower of
gifts.
Decorations of the serving table
for the supper hour were in the
orchid and pink, with lavender and
pink gladioli and sweet peas in
vases and bowls. Little kewpies
dressed as wee brides in orchid
and pink tulle were beside each
plate and the place cards bore pic
lures of the bride and groom, the
ices and CONNECTIONS carrying out
the bridal colors. The bride was
presented with a handsome oblong
shaped boudoir pillow of tapestry
and velour with tasselled ends
There were &c in the party.
Miss Mary Margaret O'Brien Of
Chicago who is visiting Miss Mary
Concannon was an out of town
guest.
Miss Helen Wiley and Miss Ross
Barr entertained at 1.-THE Wiley
home Wednesday and Miss Eliza
beth Sala is to be hostess Friday
for the bride-to-be.
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SOCIAL. EVENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. seharnbery Arrive.

ldr. and Mrs John Scharnberg,
re Ruth N. Beall, whose wedding
took place last week IN Chicago and
who went to South Bend, Ind, for
the wedding dinner of the evening.
came on to the tri-cities Friday and
are spending the honeymoon here.
They will remain until the mid
die of the week and a number OF
post nuptiaI affairs are being ar
ranged for them
One OF the parties In Chicago N
their honor will be a dinner given
by Asher Levi, general manager OF
the Junior Orpheum circuit The
new home of the couple will be
IN South Bend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
CORDOVA
Especial Correspondence.

Cordova, Ill, July 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stocum and daughter
Mary. have returned to their home
at Kankakee. Ill, after spending
several days visiting friends and
relatives residing in and near Cor
dova.
Thomas Henyan has returned tc
Morrison, Ill, where he is working
after spending several days last
week visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henyan.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery of Port
Byron is visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Johnson.
Miss Ruth Clendenin Of East Mo
line is visiting at the home of MI
and Mrs. John Mackey.
Mrs. William Bruner and chill
dren of East Moline are visiting
friends and relatives residing in
and near Cordova.
Mrs. John Mackey motored to the
tri-cities Thursday.
Thursday afternoonQ The Camp
Fire girls took their supper with
them and went to Smiths Landing,
where they went in bathing, later
eating their supper on the sand be-
fore starting for home.
Many people were disappointed
evening when the steamer
Majestic, which was going to take
a moonlight excursion to LeClaiTe,
did not arrive as it could not get
over the rapids.
Mrs. Andrew Trent is spending
several days in Erie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cool, Miss Cert
rude Tolin and Mrs. Sarah Mark
land were in the tri-cities Friday
W. F. Tew was in the tri-cities
OF business Friday.
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From windlass to wireless the
Speejacks was built after Gowen' $
own long thought out plans.
It's length overall is 80 feet, with
a beam of II feet and a draft of six
feet. 1t registers 100 gross tons.
Speed is Is knots.
Every continuance on board that
could be electrically driven is so
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Peter Ibbetson's Uncle.


Famous Players has supplied the
missing uncle in the cast of Peter
Ibbetson" That highly important
role, created on the stage by Lionel
Barrymore, will be played by Mon
tagu Love.
Jerome Patrick. frankie Lee,
Helen Eddy, Kate Price and Joseph
J. Bowling are cast for important
roles in The Other Woman"
Louise Fazenda and Chester
Conklin have started work on a
comedy titled Money Flies" 1t
will be released through Educa-
tional Exchanges.
Now that Bert Lytell has started
on his current production a Trip
to Paradise" lots of fans are writ
ing to him asking for the location
of the cellar.
Holman Days story, THE Rider
of the King Long" has been done
for the screen and is now ready for
release through Pathe.
Ralph Ince, besides directing, is
also a featured player in wet
Gold" a drama of the under sea
1t features many splendid shots"
of submarine life.
Pittsburgh movies decrease
prices.
Snub Pollard is now working on
his 80th comedy.
Pola Negri is to make a screen
version of La Tosca"
Bert Lytell is to be directed in
Lady Fingers" by Bayard WELLER.
The Russell Sage Foundation is
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Be-Ye-Kind Circle to Meet.

Mrs G. C. Wenger of 1907 Tween
ty-ninth street. will entertain the
members of the Be-Ye-Kind circle,
Kings Daughters, at her home to-
morrow night A full attendance of
the members is desired.
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KIink-Smith.

A quiet wedding solemnized Fri
day afternoon was that Of Miss
Corrine G. Smith of Rock Island 20
Lafayette J. klink of Fort Smith,
Ark. The ceremony took place in
the Office of the officiating justice,
Merle F. Wells, in Davenport. Ell
mer McNeilly was an attending
witness to the bridal couple.
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equipped that only a crew of six
need be carried.
For cold climates there's a hot
water heating system. For the
tropics there's a device for forcing
fresh air between decks and chang
ing t completely every six minutes
a wireless telephone and tele-
graph set viii keep the party al
ways in touch with civilization.
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Mrs. Felt Gives Picnic Party.

Mrs. ]. J. Felt of 1914 Fourteenth
street, was hostess at a picnic party
Saturday afternoon and evening in
Lincoln park, her guest being re-
tired soldiers and their families.
who formerly lived at Rock Island
arsenal There were so in the
party, and a delicious supper was
served at o'clock After supper
there were games and contests, ia
vors going to Mrs. Lorenz Gregory,
Miss Thelma Gregory. Miss Agatha
Schell, Mrs. C. A Dol and H. Abra-
hanson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
Delicious Pie Recipes.

Lemon Cream Pie-Three-quar-
tiers cup of white sugar and one
large spoonful butter beaten into a
cream. Stir in three beaten yolks
of eggs, add lemon juice and grated
peel Zone lemon). a little almond
extract beaten with the whites, or
a little rose water and three table
spoons of sugar for a meringue 70
cover the pie when done. This for
one good-sized pie.
Lemon-Apple Pie-Take one ap-
pie chopped fine, one egg, one
lemon, chop inside fine, CRATE the
rind; one cup of sugar, piece of
butter size of a walnut Makes one
pie.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
Tea ut Davis Home.

Mrs. S. S. Davis of 3052 Tenth
avenue will be hostess at the mid
summer tea of Ruth's band of
Broadway Presbyterian church on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Tea will be served on the lawn at
5 o'clock.
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Mrs. HamerIy Hostess.

Mrs. M. J. Hamerly of 423 Sixth
street, Rock Island, was hostess
Friday afternoon to the Jolly Girls
Birthday club. There were 10 pres
with games and contests. In the
contests favors were awarded to
Mrs. Frank Nessler, Mrs. Mary
Laden and Mrs. Harry Mcdonald.
A delicious repast was served. The
hostess received many gifts. The
August meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Anna Luchenbiehl of
Fourth street and Ninth avenue,
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11

Waukegan.-A course in cafeteria
and restaurant operation will be
added to the curriculum of the
Waukegan high school next year.
Regular high school credit will be
given High school students will
be permitted to buy their lunches
t the cafeteria,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11

IUNCHEON.
NaCarOni
Whole Wheat Bread
Pineapple and Banana Salad
DINNER
Baked Halibut
Sweet Pickles Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Pudding
Whipped Cream
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A Days Recipes.

Apple Celery Salad-Chop up
four medium sized apples, after
they have been pared, chop with
six large stalks of celery, mix with
mayonnaise and sprinkle nuts on
top.
Swiss Steak with Brown Gravy
Take a piece Of round steak about
two inches thick, pound into this
one-half cup -four; have a skillet
well creased, put steak into it and
let it brown on both sides; cover
and turn fire low; let simmer. in its
own juice for about one and a half
hours, then add one pint tomatoes,
salt and pepper to taste, two small
onions, chopped, and Two cups OF
water; let simmer another hour and
you have a delicious brown gravy
and a nice roast.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
Hall-GObble.

Hall-GObble.
A wedding of interest to people
of the community was that OF Miss
Margaret Eloise Gobble, younger
daughter of Mrs. Amalia Gobble and
d granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Schmidt of Davenport,
and Victor Lester Hall. son OF the
late George Z. Hall and Mrs Hail,
OF East River street, Davenport,
which took place as pretty hone
ceremony OF Saturday morning at
the brides residence in the Pasa-
dena flats.
The wedding was at 10 o'clock,
Dr. Frank Cole of st. Johns NJ. +.
church reading the service, and
Herman Schmidt, Jr., uncle of the
bride, playing the Lohengrin Bridal
chorus. as the wedding march.
There were no attendants as the
young people came in together.
The fireplace in the living room
had been. filled in with foliage,
ferns and flowers as a background
for the improvised altar, and tall
floor baskets on either side he'd
statpesque bouquets of garden
gladioli in shades of pink, COM
bined with Shasta daisies.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, Edward Schmidt. She was
in girlish summer gown of corn
colored georgette, made with short
full skirt trimmed with tiny ruffles
in three rows of scallops. The
bodice was in simple round neck
with short pulled sleeves finished
Nd hn 10
sash was finished in bows at the
back, the contrasting touch color
being in a corsage of Turquoise
observation-disclosures as the corsage
ornament. The brides bouquet was
in shower arrangement of sunburst
roses, lilies of the valley and
babies breath.
Some forty or more relatives and
old friends of the two families We're
guests at the ceremony. and at the
wedding breakfast which was
served at IL o'clock at the Outing
club.
The breakfast tables were
trimmed in bouquets of flowers and
ferns, gladioli and snapgragons and
other posies from the summer gar
den being used
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left later on Q
motor trip and on their return will
be at home in the Pasadena flats.
The wedding is a elimination of
a Davenport high school romance,
the young people having been
sweethearts from school days. The
bride attended the American Con-
servatory of Music, Chicago, where
she was a pupil of Allen Spencer IN
piano, and of Sibyl SAINTS McDer-
mod for voice. She has been asso-
GATED the past year with the
Schmidt Music company of which
her grandfather, Hermann Schmidt,
is president.
Mr.. Hall was in battery B AMI
served through the war in France
with the 126th field artillery. He
attended Iowa college, Ames, and
since his return from France has
been connected with the W. e.
Block company.
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Climb With Mrs Guldenzonf.

The Past Noble Grand club of
the Rebekahs is to meet at the
home of Mrs. William Guldenzopf,
1914 Fourteenth street, this eve
ming.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11

Miss StOr5eck to Entertain Circle.
Helen Mills circle of Broadway
Presbyterian church, is to meet to-
morrow evening at the home of
Miss Ada Storbeck, 1903 Eighth
and-a-half avenue. The meeting is
called for 1880 and the members
are all asked to attend.
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Household Hints

powder, one cup milk, two cups Of
spinach.
Melt the fat and add -four, sea-
sonings and milk. Bring to the
boiling point, stirring constantly.
Arrange the hot spinach in a serv-
ing dish and slice the eggs over
the top. Pour on the hot sauce and
serve at once.
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Daughters of Norway to Picnic.

Daughters of Norway will have a
picnic at Long View park Thursday
afternoon. All members and their
friends attending are asked to gath
er at the Fifteenth street entrance
to the park
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is in it. and he will send me hun
dred dollars every month as long
as he lives.
I don't know what to do. Now I
can see how dearly / love him and
how impossible it will be for me TO
get along without him I have
begged and promised, but nothing
seems to change him. In about a
week he will have everything ar
ranged and then he is going.
Please tell me what l can do. I
am heart-broken and would do any-
thing If 1 thought it would keep ny
husband. BLEEDlNG-HEAR
doubt if you can do anything to
make your husband stay, but you
can try to make him come back. To
do so you will have to turn over q
new leaf; you will have to give I'd
your lazy habits and work. Be
come worth while and of service in
the world. Do not let your efforts
be prompted entirely by the desire
| 10 have your husband back You
must realize that you will be much
happier if you know your life is
! useful. Do your best and content
ment will come in one form or an
| other.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 4
man of twenty-four and have been
going with a girl twenty-One years
OF age. We have gone together
about six months and I love her
dearly.
We were going to get married
and now her folks will not consent
to it. I believe her folks haze
something against me. but what il
is l don't know. She listens to
them.
l want her and love her. What
can 1 do? JACK II.
The girl is old enough to marry
you without the consent of her par
ents. If she gives you up so easily
you may rest assured that she does
/ not love you as much as you would
want your wife to love you.
| II the girl seems sure that she
will not marry you, l would advise
/ you to let her go. At first you will
| be very unhappy, of course, but
time will soften your heartache and
later you will find some other gil
to love.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11

Venezuela prohibits the importa-
ton and sale of dynamite except
by the national government
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-11
Menu Hint.

Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Cooked Fruit Cereal
Eggs Bacon
Toast Coffee
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Dinner for Bridal Couple.

A dinner party was given Satur-
day evening at Watch Tower inn
by group of friends to honor City
Attorney and Mrs. George Long OF
East Moline, who were married re-
Gently in Wahpeton, N. D. The
couple was the victim Of surprise
when as they entered the inn the
band, which had been informed
that a bridal couple was coming.
played a wedding march. There
were quantities OF rice produced
and the couple given a veritable
shower by the diners at the Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long returned from
their honeymoon trip on Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
~UItT's PRODUCE REVIEW

IJuItry values showed but little
gh;maa 'rom the previous week. Live
poultry prices are slightly higher
raa ,.-t week, due to continued light
receipts, and more active demand.
Iu.r, g. continued increase il
the production of fresh eggs thruout
all producing sections, and fresh eggs
in carload lots are being shipped t'
the cast from California, Oregon and
Washington. This, with d larger pro
ductlau taruout thc central states, has
caused "a reduction in prices in the
larger producing sections, and this
has hc reflected in lower prices to the
producers.
Hutcrt production is still reported
above normal; there was no particular
change in prices during the week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
RAILROADS MUST
CUT EXPENSES
cDy Associated Prcszl

Chicago, Jan. 31-Bankruptcy
threatens the railroads of the United
States unless they are assured Of
means Of reduction OF operating ex-
penses, General ". w. Attcrbury,
chairman Of the labor committee G
tie Railroad Labor Board, here to-
d,y. The executives promised the
federal officials that there would be
no reduction Of the basic wages for
three months if the wartime national
agreement involving working rules
ard conditions are abrogated immed
ateiy. They said Il wage rcduition
is ultimately necessary if operating
costs are to be cut to a point where
rates can be reduced.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
70 iNDICT IF DOG
TAXES Are MOTIF lIjj

Or. K. l.. Dawson, Cf The Ctate Dc
partmcut of Agriculture, WAS here
Saturday checking up on the pa:1"cnl
Of dog tax licenses. He found thai
.lu.tc number Of dog owners i'm Mad
son county have 50 far failed to
maize payment, and instructed Sheriff
WEitlock to have those indicted by the
next grand jury who have not paid,
The sheriff was instructed to play no
f;lvorites, but to have every dog OWL
er who hasn't secured tag for his
animal hailed before the court on tn
charge, and he was told that The stat,
Department at Frankfort will jnsiS.
chat such action be taken. Sheriff
WhitlOck, Therefore, is issuing formal
and legal notice to the delinquent dog
owners through the columns of the
Daily Register and otherwise and viii
be forced to take such action against
those who do not call and get dog IL
censcs from the county clerk before
the grand jury meets next week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
CONTEST OF IRVINE
WILL is Settled

Settlement of the will Of the
late Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Irvine has
been effected among the heirs,
without d contest in court, it has
been announced by Judge Grant
+. Lilly. Of Lexington, who was
employed by William Irvine
GreenWay. Of Reno, New, to de-
fend the will.
No details have been gwen Out
las to the cXa~t terms Of the ar
made, but it is report
Cd that David Irvine White, who
brought the contest, will share in
the large farm owned by Mr.. II
vine on the edge Of town, and
which he was left by her late nus
band. with the provi-o that Mrs.
Irvine should own ii for Lie, 1t i
laid that Mrs. Irvine believed that
Mr., White would receive the farm
and that She did not mention il IN
her will for that reason. Some
question OF her husbands will
giving her the right +" dispose Of
i, j. aid to becloud the issue.
Anyway, it is said that the suit
seeking to set aside probatiug Of
the will as the last Will and tcsta-
ment of Mrs. Irvine, will now be
dismissed, and that the only ques-
ton the Madison circuit court will
be called upon to decide at the
February term, will be proper
construction OF various provisions
of the will.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
PROMINENT union
CITY FARMER DIES

,IallaOn Tracy, prominent 'farmci
Of Union City, died at his home a,
Union City Sunday evening after :;
several weeks illness of a compiica
ton o. troubles. He is survived
his wife, Mrs. Jennie Fades Tracy,
and two sons, George Tracy, Of WI
chester, and Gilbert Tracy, Of Ha:
ard; one brother, Nj. Pendleton II
cy, of Doyleaville. He was 70 yc;.I
of age and member of the Mcho
it church Burial in the Richmo:
cemetery Tuesday morning at
morning.
Mr.. Tracy was Il splendid Old gen
tlcman, 70 years of age, and had
made his home in the Union City sec
ton for about Is years. He had been
almost lifelong member of the
Methodist church and was esteemed
and respected highly by all who knew
him. His family have the sympathy
Of many friends in thciF loss.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
COUNTY MAN
ARRESTED In LEXINGTON

Prohibition officers are getting ac-
tive in Lexington. Saturday Prohibi-
ton Agent J. II. Hanlon obtained a
search warrant for Il room in the Le-
land hotel, where the officers believ-
ed there was whisky. Accompanied by
Agents Steve Cornett and B. P. Epes
Hanlon went to the room at the hot
and the search revealed eight quart
of moonshine packed i'll valise. W.
r. Spivy, of Mckee, Jackson county,
occupied the room and was occom-
panied by his wife. Spivy was in his
room when the raid was made. He
was arrested on charge of possess
ing Intoxicating liquors. He was ia
ken to Frankfort, where he was arr
raigned before u. S. Commissioner
Charles Wizard. He entered plea of
guilty and being unable to furnish
the required bond was sent to Jail
in Frankfort.~sssza<sSs<2z.@-a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31
VIRGIL GAINES LOSES
ONLY LITTLE SON


Relatives and friends were deeply
grieved Monday morning when it wa.
learned that Clifford, the only son Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil NJ. Gaines, Sun
set avenue, had been claimed by The
Grim Reaper. For several days he
had been desperately i'll and while
mis- condition was very grave, yet hi
family hoped against hope, and a:
that loving hearts and hands could
do proved Of no avail. Mr.. and Mrs
Gaines have the tender, loving sym
pathy Of host Of relatives a.
friends in this their darkest hocr o
SORROW, when words are meanin%ica
to assuage their grief.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-31

Washington, Jan. Sit wa
learned today that the Department
of Justice has recommended tha
President Wilson commute the sen
tencc Of Eugene V. Debs, effective o.
February ~. 1t was also learned q
the White House today that official
said they had no intimation as &
what the president would do. Debs
Il many time candidate of the Social
ist party for president, was sentence
jast June to- 10 years in the Atlant2
penitentiary for violating the espion-
age act.