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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-11
i Friday night with Ma NaxJ
Dewey. 1890 Fifteenth street

Il
Fifteeafh Avenue Christian The
young married peoples class Will
meet tomorrow night with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Stone, 14z3 Thirty ninth
street. Wednesday afternoon the
ladies' aid society will meet ct the
church and In the evening there
will be q Sunday school workers
conference. Thursday the Trf-
angle club will meet ut the Ger
main home, 1889 Sixth avenue. FRI
day evening the choir meets at the
church and Saturday. afternoon the
ladies' aid society holds . bakery
sale at Young & McCombs' store.
Central Presbytreian-The ses-
sion meets tonight with Mrs. Henry
Weeds, 1928 Fourteenth street, and
the Senior C. Els have a social and
business meeting at the church.
The topic for prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening will be Deborah. /"
Free Meth0dist-Class meeting
at 1880 tomorrow night followed by
meeting Of the official board
Wednesday afternoon at 2::30 the
w. F. M. s. meets at-the parsonage.
Prayer services at 1880 Thursday
evening will be followed by = meet
ing of the Sunday school board. The
young peoples mission society will
meet at 1880 at the parsonage.
Edgewo0d Baptist mems
brotherhood will meet tonight with
George Peterson, Ill Fifth avenue
Moline. Wednesday afternoon the
ladies' aid society meets with Mrs
l.. E. Burch, 4019 Seventh avenue
Teachers training class will NEE,
at GAS Wednesday evening and a,
s o'clock the pastor, Rev. T. N
Porter will give an illustrated lee.
ture On india" The choirs will
rehearse Thursday evening.
Cleland Presbyterian-The ladies
aid society will meet Wednesday
afternoon at thes church with Mrs
Will Bauman hostess.
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Trustees meet at 1880 tonight ant
Wednesday evening prayer services
will be held at 1880. Friday even
ing at 1880 the prayer meeting AMI
! social committees of the Y. p. c
u. will meet at the parsonage, 342l
Twelfth street.
! Oak Grove United Presbyterian
There will be prayer services a
! 1880 Wednesday evening and a
$3.50 the choir will rehearse.
Grace Lutheran-The woman
missionary society will, meet witt
Mrs. C. ]. Bengston, 3435 Seventl
+ avenue Wednesday afternoon
Wednesday evening the choir viii
have rehearsal and the TorWar
society will meet with Mrs. O. V
Holmgrain, Gil Forty-fourth street
Mrs. E. Green will assist the host
/ eSS. The reliance cluD meet
Thursday evening with c. E. Mel
son, 627 Forty-first street.
Zion Lutheran-The Sunda
school teachers will hold a confer
ence this evening at the home {
/ A. G. Anderson, 1908 Eighth ave
nue.. Wednesday evening the chol
! us will meet and Thursday after
noon the ladies' aid society wi
meet with Mrs. Karl Anderso,
1902 Forty-fourth street. MIR;
Clarence Stone will assist the hos
tess. Luther league meets Thurs
day evening at s o'clock in III
chapel and Saturday morning til
confirmation class meets at th
church at 10 o'clock.
i First Swedish Lutheran III
deacons meet tonight at the pal
sonage and tomorrow night til
brotherhood will meet with c.
Johnson, 931 Fifteenth street at
O'Clock. Bible study will be held {
| 7:45 Wednesday evening.
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Party HORorS Niece.

Mrs. E. Sleyken, 1902 Fourteenth
street, entertained Saturday eve
ming at a party honoring her niece,
Miss Ada Slevken of Dubuque,
Iowa. who has been a visitor here
for the past two weeks. There were
games and dancing as the evening
diversions and mock wedding
was a clever affair. Refreshments
were served at midnight. There
were 20 guests.
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Lady Eagles Business Session.

An important business session Of
the Lady Eagles will be held to-
morrow afternoon. The meeting
will be held in the Legion hall.
A dinner meeting Of the Tri-City
Women's Press club will be held
Wednesday evening at the Manu.
facturers' hotel in Moline. Mem
bers Of the Moline Dispatch staff
will be POSSESSES. Dinner will be
served at I o'clock.
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Licensed to Wed

Glenn Manning $3.50. Clinton. Iowa
Mrs. Henrietta Elsie Reimer.
................. Clinton, Iowa
Clarence A. Webb, Nonmeuth. Ill.
Flora n. Dunayin.~, Rock Island
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Today's Recipes.

Casserole of Rice and Salmon
Line the bottom and sides of the
casserole with cold boiled rice one
half inch thick. Fill the cavity
with creamed salmon and cover
with rice. Steam for Is minutes
and serve hot May be served with
a cream or tartar sauce if desired.
Biscuit-A never failing recipe:
Two cups flour,~two tablespoons
baking powder, pinch Of salt,
two tablespoons shortening, milk
Sift dry ingredients together in a
mixing bowl and press in the short
ening with a folk until well mixed.
Add enough milk to make wet
dough and then add flour enbugh
so as to handle it. Roll, cut and
bake in moderate oven about Is
or 20 minutes.
Candied Sweet Potatoes - Boil
sweet potatoes until partly done,
remove skins and cut into slices.
Put a layer of these slices in the
bottom Of baking disrk sprinkle
with two tablespoons of sugar and
little cinnamon; another layer CT
potatoes and a sprinkling Of sugar
add a half cup Of boiling water
cover the dish and cook in a mod
crate oven until they are soft and
transparent. Serve in the dish in
which they are baked.
Frozen Fruit Salad-One small
Gun peaches, one banana. one-Quar-
ter cup canned cherries, six slices
pineapple, one-hah box marshmal-
lows, one-quarter cup pineapple
juice, one-quarter cup cherry Juice
three-quarter cup heavy cream
pinch Of salt. Cut the fruit up II
small pieces, pit the cherries and
odd the Juices. Beat the @eE
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Entertain Campers at Party.

The Misses Roses, Frances and
Laura Chambers Of Skip-Away
Lodge, Edgewater Place, East Of
Watch Tower, assisted by the girls
Of Park Inn and Camp kiwanis.
we're hostesses to some twenty
campers at a hard times party Sat-
urday night. Games and dancing
were enjoyed, music being furnish
ed by Days orchestra. Late in the
evening a delicious four-course
buffet luncheon was served, jap
anese suggestions being carried
out both in the luncheon and in
decorations throughout the camp.
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Social Announcements.

Daughters of Norway will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F..
Woods, 1924 Fifteenth street.
The New Idea Sewing club will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Candace
Allsbrow, 1923 Third avenue.
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Benefit Association Dance.

Security Benefit association will
give . dance this evening at Maths
hall from $50 to 1880. Schleut-
er's orchestra OF Davenport will
play the dance program. Refresh
ments will be served.
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Nyh1QfJ

Tr.-liy lU"ei auppiy cuMkaI.
davenport y34.
h /. Clean Icwei Service. Phone
K. l. 44Jy
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bee1 408u8eAN&09p
A wedding d next Sunday IN
Chicago in which tri-city friends of
TIE bridegroom will be interested
Will be that Of Harold II. Bendixen,
son Of DR.. and Hrs. P. Bendixen Of
15S RidgewoOd avenue, Camp Nc
Cleflan, Davenport, and Miss Betty
Roy8tef, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ". Royster Of Rensselaer, Ind.
The ceremony viii be . very
quiet affair In Chicago owing to
the illness Of the brides mother.
The young people will reside in the
Schricker apartments Davenport,
ON return from the wedding trip.
Mr.. Bendixen Is graduate Of
last June fIbc the chemical engi-
neering department at Purdue uni
versity.
The bride is also a graduate Of
Purdue and the wedding comes as
the result Of college romance.
Buffet Supper for Bridal Party.
MissASuzanne Davis and her
fiance. Charles Shuler. Jr., of Dav-
export, were complfmented Satur-
day evening ct a buffet supper when
the Misses Alice and James Skin
ner and Warren Skinner at their
home "Red Gill;" Moline, enter
Itained the members of the wedding
party. A variety Of garden flowers
decorated supper and serving
tables, suggesting the nuptial
shades, lavender and blue Cards
were enjoyed during the evening.
Observe s9th Anniversary.
Saturday was the Goth wedding
anniversary of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Hoist Of Farnam street, Davenport
! and Mrs. Hoist entertained a dozen
or more of her friends at an after
noon tea at her home in honor Of
the day. Decorations were in the
garden flowers of the season. Sup
per was at Z o'clock, when gentle
men joined the ladies for the sup
! per hour and later evening, and
there were games and music en-
joyed.
The two daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoist, Mrs. F. E. Steffen and
Mrs. l. R. Burt, with the two sons
at home, Rimer and Harry Hoist
assisted in entertaining the guest:
of the evening.
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TUEu,AY.

shulee-Dsvts nupttals evening ceremony
y broadway Presbyterian church.
B. 4. chao1er r. =. O. meets with Mrs..
Jennie L. Martin. go Twensy-nrst street.
Tn-City Garden club meet with Mrs.
9. n. shasDley. TAO oaeida avenue. Das-
enpost.
Court Of Honor No. SIS. meets with
Ars. Fannie johnson.
Tn-City HmssoiAefy club anausl BAN
Qust watch Tower INN.
Ms. Dan Dahlen entertains at Watch
Tower inn for Miss Rodler.
Lady Eagles u,est in Legion hall.
Fred G. Scha1ner unit auxiliary meets
in Maths hail.
Fortnightly Hesding circle meets with
Mrs. Elmer T. Anderson. $500 Seventh
avenue.
WEDNESDAY.
Outing cub mid-weekiy informal din
Miss Louise Ross entertains for Miss
Annetta Rodler
Tri-City women's Press club dinner at
Manufacturers hotel. Moline.
St. Mary's parish women card party at
Columbia hall.
Miss Katherine Miner entertains at
pre.nuptiAl for Niss Jeanette Mizer.
Mrs. H. r. Path entertains at shower
for Miss Annetta Rodier.
Mid-weekly informal dinner dance al
Golf club.
New Idea club meets with Mrs Candace
AlIsbr0w. 1O2S Third avenue.
Daughters Of Norway with Mrs. FA
Woods, 1924 Fifteenth street.
FRIDAY,
Miss Paula Schlegel entertains for Miss
Esther Bechtel and Mrs. Donald Mur'
dock.
! SATURDAY,
Ti-City Garden cub flower show Ii
Davenport.
Mrs. Otto Meisner and Miss Meta Corde.
give party for Miss Annetta Rodler.
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Y / hrilliant dancing party Of this
sssine Will be the pre-nuptial
1921 e Rock Island arsenal golf
~ for Miss Suzanne Davis and
49, lance, Charles Shuler. IT,, Of
/ .sepport, whose marriage Is to Be
= society event OF tomorrow eve
10 Il Broadway Presbyterian
ssrrclf The affair Is being given
!. M and Mrs. Victor Stibolt Of
n.mmond. La, brother-in-law and
s,sser Of the bride, and Mr.. and
40 40 John Shuler OF Des Moines,
hrosher and sister-in-law Of the
Srideeroom and cousin OF the bride.
TINA af|alr ends the series Of par
~ given during the last weeks for
tle couple.
Guests will include some $50 TIL
city friends OF the honor couple.
members OF the younger married
Ell and young people. Copeland
Haryey's orchestra Of six pieces
rom Chicago, which will play for
ihe wedding reception tomorrow
pight at the golf club, will play the
dance program tonight. A buffet
supper will be served.
Trousseau Tea for Miss Rodler.
The Misses Hilda and Adelaide
Apodler, at their home, 2108 Harri-
|son street, Davenport, are enter
tanning 20 friends Of their sister,
Miss Annette Rodler. at q trousseau
Tea this afternoon. The girls are
spending the hours sewing for the
bride and viewing the pretty trous.
seau articles. Tea will be served
| late in the afternoon. Garden flow.
ers are used in the rooms Of the
homo.
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Parish Ladies' Sponsor Card Party.

Inc ladies' Of St. Mary's parish
WI sponsor a coffee and card
rMy Wednesday afternoon at
.o'umbia hall, Twenty-second
.teet and Fifth avenue. Five hun
Ieo will be played during the
uoers, the games to start at 8
oslock. Refreshments will be
~iVed ct the conclusion of the
James.
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Party on Sixth Birthday.

LittlezBirdie Erbstein. daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Erbstein. 500
Twelfth street, was six years old
Yesterday, and celebrated the event
Y party. She had ten little
friends as her guests. from 8 to 6
o'clock and the hours we're enjoyed
WITH games. Prizes went to Anne
and Dorothy Sherman and AL Ten
eaoom Of Davenport. Refresh
nents were served by the hostess
mother. Little Miss Birdie received
many gifts.
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Broadway Presbyterian-Prayer
services will be held Wednesday
evening at 1880 and Wednesday aft
ernoon Ruth's band will meet with
Mrs. Drew Donaldson, 1716 Twenty
fifth street.
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Cleland Presbyterian-The ladies'
aid society will meet Wednesday
afternoon at thes church with Mrs.
Will Bauman hostess.
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IA. CITZSINlloNs

Board Of Local improvements q
the City Of Rock Island III 4.
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First Swedish Lutheran The
deacons meet tonight at the par
sonage and tomorrow night the
brotherhood will meet with c. E.
Johnson, 931 Fifteenth street at 8
o'clock. Bible study will be held at
7:45 Wednesday evening.
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Memorial Christian-Boy Scouts
meet at the church tomorrow night
and Wednesday evening prayer
services Will be held. Thursday the
ladies aid society hold an all day
sewing at the church and Thurs
day evening Elva mission circle
will meet with Mrs. Launcelot
Hadaway, 500 Nineteenth street.
The Loyal Berean class will meet
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Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Trustees meet at 1880 tonight and
Wednesday evening prayer services
will be held at 1880. Friday even
ing at 1880 the prayer meeting and
social committees of the Y. p. C.
u. will meet at the parsonage, 1920
Twelfth street.
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Evangelical Church Of Peace
The young people will entertain
the Moline society tonight at the
church. Tomorrow night there will
be choir rehearsal and Thursday
afternoon the first division of the
sewing circle will meet. Sunday
there will be German communion
at $40.
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Suet shoaA b wrapped in greass
proof paper, put into Z linen bag
and kept In q dry, cool place. n
this IL done H. sust VII kssp for
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Tri-City Garden cub flower show in
Davenport.
Mrs. Otto Meisner and Miss Meta Cordes
give party for Miss Annetta Rodler.
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FRIDAY.
SATURDAY.

Miss Paula Schlegel entertains for Miss
Esther Bechtel and Mrs. Donald Muir
dock.
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Oak Grove United Presbyterian
There will be prayer services at
| 1880 Wednesday evening and at
s 80 the choir will rehearse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
PEERLESS MAKING
 NEW CONNECTIONS

The advent of the new Peerless car during the last week in August re- suited immediately in an unprece- privileges. it Is stated at the factory in Cleveland.
 In addition to the opening of two direct factory branches-one in Washington, D. C., and one in De- troit-the following new distributors have recently been appointed, and others are being added as soon as the necessary arrangements can pe made:
 The Lifsey Smith Hill company. At lanta, Ga; the Miller Motor Car com pany, Dallas, Tex; the Colorado Mo- tor Sales company, Denver, Col; A. P. Sullivan & Co.,, Houston, Tex; the Robinson Motor company, Jackson vile. Fla; Harold Johnson, Louis- vile, Ky: the Greenville Peerless company, Greenville, S. C.. and Le- doux Jannings, Ltd, of Montreal, Quebec.
 Appeals for distribution rights be- gan to come in immediately follow ing the first announcement that & new car was forthcoming and they have been increasing in volume ever since" said D. A. Burke, general sales manager, a few days ago.
 There never was a more impressive example of the confidence which the general trade holds for the Judgment of R. IT. Collins than when so many applicants sought the selling rights even before single detail of the new cars construction was re- vealed."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

ism of Nippon. Though many expla- nations are given of the origin of the torii, scholars have traced re- ways or "torans" at Sanchi. the Bud- dhist temple in India, which were built in the first century, A. D., about the time of the beginning of the first great missionary movement toward China. The famous Yomei Gate, seen through the torii, and the heavy roof ed shrines that surround it, are in- heritances from China, either direct Iy or through Korea. Japanese arch lecture from the first showed
 more varied grace and greater
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
PROGRESS PLUS

Perhaps the many details of refinement on the New Peerless are best appreciated by the gentewoman. But the character of it's gen. era appearance as well as it's superb perform ance and dependability welcomed by men and women alike.
 It is mans car because of it's rugged strength, it's endurance and it's enormous power; but it is likewise a womans car, for it is elegantly appointed, the easiest car to drive and the most responsive in the world
 The instant the throttle is opened on the New Peerless unlimited power is born beneath it's hood. You may travel with the speed of the gale in this matchless car or drift along as slowly as you like with absolute quiet and smoothness As you advance it's throttle the car is transformed into sort of spirited me- chanical thoroughbred. Breath-taking speed is instantly available and you realize at once that>you control the master of the road.
 The driver of the New Peerless may never know how swiftly his car will travel or what
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
JAPANEsE ARCHITECTURE

From Holy Places of the Orient, by
 Mary Elizabeth Tltzel. in Asia
 Magazine.
 Japanese temples, almost literally built over volcanoes, are a triumph of earthquake-proof construction in wood. They bear witness to long missionary Journeys of Buddhstlc teachers. The Nikko shrines were erected in the seventeenth century. when Japanese art was in it's most exuberant period. In the foreground stands the "torii." which has come .o be almost symbolic of the Shinto-
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richness of detail than the Chinese models. By the time the Nikko tenn pies were constructed, builders had departed far from the severe dignity of Cathay. The graceful roofs had been exaggerated and coarsened and burdened with huge ridges. The wonderful carving was almost too lavish. Delicacy had given way to a profusion and gorgeousness that foretold decadence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
The Grabbing Clutch

This trouble Is the opposite of slipping. The clutch takes hold too suddenly, so that the car is jerked in starting, and needless strain is involved for the entire power trans- hitting mechanism. Grabbing Is caused by too heavy spring pressure, by facings that have become rough and dry, by end play in clutch shaft, by too tight an adjustment. The driver who jams in his clutch is quite likely to produce a grabbing action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
The Overworked Brakes

common fault which cuts down tho gasoline mileage is the excess sive use of brakes. The needless pressing of the brakes only serves to make the motor use more energy in pulling against this contracting force. The brake should be used to slow the car down when it is nec- essary. and the driver should watch his road so that the car will slow down of its own momentum, which in the great majority of cases can be done without the use of the brakes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
oil Ruins Rubber

Rubber is very quickly disinte- grated by oil. and at tho same time 1t has most unfortunate capillary affinity for the oil. For this reason 1t is very important to keep oil away from the rubber insulators that are used In connection with tns conduc- tors and wires of all the circuits of the magneto. Although oil Is not a conductor of electricity. 1t iuins the insulation, and the result is a break down of the insulation, and short circuits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
acutting Inp Is Dangerous.

When overriding another auto mobile on the road, pass to the left and do not pull over to the right until entirely clear of the car. The purpose of this Is to prevent this dangerous practice of "cutting in" which has been the cause of many accidents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
A PERSIAN BEAUTY's MAKEUP
From the Dancer of Shamakha, ", In Teheran. by Armen Ohanian, in Asia Magazine

From the Dancer of Shamakha, ",
 In Teheran, by Armen Ohanian, in
 Asia Magazine.
 Come. will make you as beauti- full as the morning star" said the queen, commanding the servants to bring pastes, paints and perfumes. was docile. A white paint covered my pallor; my cheeks were trans formed into two vermllion apples, a layer of surma united Into one black arc my two eyebrows. On my fore head few painted stars made me re- semble a starlit night. golden powosr on my hair initiated tho sun.
 Now you are dazzling" said the queen. holding mirror before me.
 God All-powerful" I cried. What n frightl"
 A vicious and powerful face looked at me from the glass. It was like the Persian images of zuleika In anger complaining of Joseph to Pharaoh. was overcome; the very sight of 1t terrified mo. But there was nothing to do; the paint was of the best and would defy water and oil for weeks. I must present myself under this mask.
 "so much ths worse." said. with a shrug. Let us go now to charm your Bahman."
 At the house of Zehir we found all the young women painted thus. in the traditional fashion for grand fetes. I did not see Bahman, but we could only suppose that he had not been disappointed. for our Idle life was for long time enlivened by his letters. Little by little these letters delicateiy passionate, became 8 need to me. Fearing to lose his respect by replying to them. answered only by symbolic signs, by a flower or a bird in an enameled cage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

The sun spots are believed to shoot charges of electrons into space as shotgun discharges shot. When the earth gets into the path of bonn bardment we have auroral displays and magnetic disturbances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

Magnetic storms manifest them selves by their effect on electrical apparatus and are visible as the au- rora borealis Because such storms frequently coincide with sun spots it is believed that the atmosphere of the earth Is in some way ionized by the sun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
The Importance of sixn.

Never ignore signs. These include colored lights. semaphore, Stop and Co., parking signs. school, fire house and hospital signs, "Blow Your Horn Dangerous Curve" "Go Slowly and other signs of various sorts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
When Planning a Garage

The minimum floor space for private or home garage should be F feet by 20 feet. These dmen- sions do not allow room for either workbench or for storage space; they are simply for the man who in- tends to take care of his car.