davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
PO STOPAClL LUpICSkE
EAEDY.

Z2ttenim til dalsich podezie
lych muzu domniva sc policie,
ze ma Y moci vetSinu Clenstva
zlocinecke handy, iez ia po-
sledni masic p0dnikala cetna
vylamanl pokladen. Muai byl.
zatGeni detektiVy m Prospect
ave, prave V okamziku, kdy2
okny "stehovali' pokladnu.
Phi prohlldce pax byly II
mich nalezeny zbrane a adresa
jisteho domu ma vychodni stra-
ne, kde byla okamzite vykona-
ma nlvSteva pfekVapujicim
vysledkem. Nalezen byl kvart
nitroglycerinu, spousta neboze-
III. pilnikd, krone jinych ma
Stroju a dale dve puSky. diva
revolvery SIC Zasobou stfeliva
Zlodejskemu druzstvu pripisu-
ie Sc celia rada vloupani, re.
jm6na vykon poslednl.za ktert
no V patek byla vykradena Il
radovna pojiSt' 'ovaci Brooks
Stafford Co., 1881 Chester ave
kde traskavinou rozrazili kasu
a uzmui 1858. a pripad so,
botni, kdy vybrano 2 pokladny
the Brooks Oil Co. ma Hougf
ave. a yych. II. I'll. $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
SOUD o PRVENSTVf VYNAz
LEU STROJNf PUSKY ROZ-
HODNUT We PROSPECT
LEWISE..

Zaloba Dir. Sam N. McClea-
ma, jenz Sc domahal podilu na
vytezku IA svetove valky pro-
danych stroinich pusek syste-
mu Lewisova byla vcera fede-
ralnlm soudcem j. w. Peckem
Cincinnati zamitnuta a plu-
kovnik Lewis uznan "a jedine-
no vynalezce. Nasledkem vlek-
leho sporu Zdraha Sc anglicka
vlada zaplatiti vice jak $780,
100000 do dolby dokud nebu-
de soudne prokazano, komu 0
smrtonosnou tn zbran patri "a
sluha. Odmitnuty zalobce mu-
81 zaplatiti nyni i velky soudni
naklad, ovsem lest-li Sc neod-
VIOLA ale jest vice nez-li po-
chybno, re by rozsudek vvssi
stolice mohl miti prom vysled
ku pfiznivejsiho. Mclean byl
puvodne lekafem dnes 30 me-
Zdaru sc stroinl puSkou hodla
do trhu uvesti novy system pra
ciho strole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
UMRTf kRAJANkY.

V mladem veku pouhych 81
rokd pfekrocila prah mezi III
votem a smrti pi. Terezie Dub
ska, rozena Podana, Zanecha-
vajic zde tfi sirotky, zalem
zdrceneho muze a celou radu
pratel, bratrem ieji byl ma
jitel holitskeho zavodu ma L.
nion ave. p. Jan Podany, Sc
stry jeji pax byly pi. Marie
Hornoya a pi. Ruz. Sulova.
Skonala V nemocnici sv. Ale
Xise ma Broadway Y pondeli as
0 A. hod. Pochazela 2 Lhoty IL
Kladna V Cechach, kde dosud
ziii ieii rodiGe a Y Americe die
la 10 roku. Pohfeb konan bu-
lie Z domu smutku 7400 IVY
av. ma hrbitov Harvard Grove.
Ialem postizene rodin6 Vyslo-
Vuieme naSi souStrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
VELkOSVINDLERI A JEJICH
OBETI.

Mattel dolu a banker p. r.
Nicholson z Dillovale chtel pa
trne jeSte vice zbohatnouti a
vzdor svoil obchodni mazano-
sti sedl ma lep SVindlerske ban
de, jez no dovedla piimeti, by
do iisteho obchodu na Floride
vlozil $4,000. X penezum
mu mai nynl pomoci nazpet
byvaly clevelandslty nacelnik
f. w. Smith a pravnik +. w.
Poulson. Smith meska IA Flo
ride, kdezto Poulson Sc S ma
palenym klientem prave vraci
do Clevelandu. Ma Floride by
10 vysetrovano jiz 20 tricet dni
IA pomoci federalnich ufadu
posty. Podobne okradenych
bohacd jest celia rada, ale zad-
ny Sc nechce pi'iznati k Skode,
ably patrne krone ztraty pc
nez, ia lakotu neutrzili iest6
Ivysmech.
Pred nekolika tydny byl Gle
veland' an M. H. Blumenthal,
1000 vych. l05. ul., ktery kaz-
dou zimu meska ma Floride ma
palen 100000, ktere "ulozil'
do spekulace ma konske zavod.
nj draze podobne prisli 0 pc
nize ostatnl. A jelikoz po.
dobne podnikani neni zakonen
! dovoleno, dovedeme 81 mlcenli
vost vsech oSizenych vysvetliti
Obnosv. ktere 7aplatili ia svo
iii duverlvost, dostupuJi pry ,
celku miliony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
ZASrDANl MESTSkE RADY

OposiCni strana meZl NEST
4kymi radnimi soustredila "a
ptercjSiho veGerniho zasedanl
ltok na mestskeho financniho
ziditele c.. L. Gesella. H. II.
Finkle. republikansky pohla-
var radniGni "A w T.. Potter by
Ii vojeyudci skupiny, iez Sc
sfaVela do oposice prot zVole-
ii Gesella do komise, jelimz u
telem Jest vyjednaVati o slou-
.eni predmesti LakeWoodu q
West Parku a navrhovali rad
niho l.. G.. SchOleye, ktereho
skutctn6 take proSadi!i. Adj
ministraGni kandidati byi kro-
me Gesella, pravni fiditel
Lamb mestsky inzenyr Rob.
Hoffman, kteryz posledni muse!
astoupiti opositnimu kandida-
IA Scholeyovi.
Sotva ze zazehnana byla ia
to boure, pozadoval Fmkle w
svetleni stran zuroceni bondu,
urtenych Ma vyvazeni odpad-
ku, podohne kritice podrobeno
bylo vydani vodarenskych h
bondu povolenych We vySi 3d.
100000 iiz minuly tyden po-
zadoval, ably o celem navrhu
poznovu bylo jednano, ale ne
pochodil, dostalo Sc mu ien 6
hlasu. Strana zastavailcI sc
Gesela vedena byla demokrati.
ckym blokem radnicnim vede-
|nym McGintym, Thompsonem
a Sulzmanem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
FOzAR v ODfVNfM
OBCHODE.

Ruch ma Euclid ave. vtera
odpoledne nemalo utrpel po-
vstalym ohnem obchode Ad-
lerove, Ais Euclid ave. nedale.
ko zahube zasveceneho Opera
House. Povstal We $50 hod.
odpOledne = okny i dvefmi de-
rouci Sc kouf budil zv6davost
olemjdoucich, tax ze nastala
"a kratko zacpa, kterou poll
Gle jen velkou namahou zmen
Sovala. V obchode, V nemz Sc
prodaVaji hlavn6 damskG ode
Wy, bylo dosti kupcu, kdyz Sc
pojednou dosti rychle poGal
rozSifoyati dusivy dym, ktery
zpu8obil omdlenf iiste nakup
nice, osetfovatelky Charity ne
mocnice, i. Mary McCreado-
We. Ryla V beZv6domi odnese-
ma do blizke lekarny, kde il by
la poskytnuta prvni pomoc, ma
cez propustena domu, Podob-
ne bylo kourem premozeno |
nekolik hasiGu, kteri vSak pri-
vedeni k sob6 Sc pustili do boje
s ohn6m poznovu.
Poplach vyhnal i divactvo q
bllzEtho Avenue divadla "a
m6stnane V hofejSich patrech
budovy, kde pozar vySel. Ohen
Zustal V$ak omezen jen Ma pri-
zemek. jez vyhofel. Skoda eel
kova odhadovAna jest pozar-
MIN natelnlkem na $4,000.
firma Adlerova sama pax ma
Skody We vySi $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
ELEkTRIkARI DNES ROZ
HODNOU, IDA Sc .PRA-
COVATI MA IA STA
ROU MZDU.

Clenstvo unie elektrikafu ma
dnes hlaSovati o naVrhu k na
vratu do prace ia lonSkych
mzdovych podminek a pone-
chati mzdovou a pracoVnl O.
tazku k luStGni k projednani
mezinarOdni rade prumyslo-
vych zalezitoSti elektrikaf-
skem odboru. Bude-l navrh
clenstvem priiat, pax skonce-
no bude m6SiCni zanechani pr;l
ce delnictVa tohoto odboru,
ktery Jest jednou q nejv6tSich h
delnickych organisaci, dneSni-
mi stavebnimi rozpory dotce-
nych. Smirne skonceni bylo
by prvnim krokem k celkove-
mu urovnani sporu, ktery O.
chromuje iiz po 80 dni staveb-
Ill Tucn IneSle.
M lstopredseda Broach od
Mezinarodni unie elektrikar-
skych d6lnika meSka prave Y
Cleveland6 a hodla Sc pi'imlu-
viii, ably naVrh byl prijat, kdez-
to Edward Cavan, jednatel u
ME A. j. Oppenheimer, pred
seda Sdruzeni elektrikarskych
kontraktoru pri dotazech, jak
hlasovanl dopadne, nepronesli
zadnych poznamek. Die sta.
reho cenniku dostavali BY elek
trikaii S1.10 ma hodinu do do
by, az by vyjednavani 0 novy
mzdovy cennik bylo skonceno.
Vcera zahajena byla prace
ma stavbe move nemocnice a Y
Doledne Sc podobne stale ma
dodelavkach V novem NEST
skem auditoriu. Do prace vra-
tilo Sc as 500 muzu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
HMYZ HROZi ZNIClTI Gle
VELANDSkE STROMY.

Tisice stromu V Clevelande i
ieho okoli propadne zkaze
hmyzem, iest-li ze zaycas ne
budou provedeny ochranne pra
&c, pravil lakeWoodsky lesnik
Andrew Dunn, tam6jSi mestske
rade. Pres deset procent stro-
movi Jest postizeno mlrna III
ma letoSnl uchovala vajicka, Z
nichz Sc ma zhouba yylihnou-
Ii. Die ieho zkusenosti stati
pry zanedbati ien til stromy
ably zniceny byly vsechny ostat
nj V okoli. - LakewoodSti ra-
dni povolili ma postrikovani
stromu nasadou trpicich $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
VYJEDNAVANf 0 ZRUsENi
kRIzOVATEk.

Mestsky pravni riditel Paul
Lamb spolu vicepresidentem
Pennsylvanske drahy j. A. Nc
Creamem sc vGera smluVili ma
prozatimnfm planu, die ktere-
no by byly je5te do tohoto le-
ia odstraneny vSechny zelez-
nitm krizovatky, pretinajicf
clevelandske ulice. Jakmile 81
draha opatfl penize, vykona
svoii financni povinnost j Gle
Veland. TAX ujiSt oval zmine-
ny zastupce meSta, jenz pro-
hlaSoval, re lezi Y bance k to-
mu ucelu ulozenych $60O.0O0
jake yyt6zek jeste pred valkou
odhlasovanych a take obtan-
styem zakoupenych bondu.
Draha pax penez nema a
musi sobe ma nj pripadajlci
kvotu opatfiti vypaitkou aneb
takt6z Vydanim bond6. M6sto
ma povoleny cely million dal-
sich pen6z, ale dotytne bondy
nebyly dosud dany do prode
ie.
Odstraneni krizovatek Penn
svlvansk6 drahy samotne by
v5ak vyzadovalo celkoVy ma
klad presahujIci daleko $3,
100000 IA nyneiSich cen ma
terialu j prace. Die zakona
povinno jest mtsto pfLspeti -
procenty a draha zbyyajlcich
s. procent. Draha ma do de
4iti dnu podati 2pravu o ro2-
aodnuti, iak byl Lamboli vice
president McRea slibil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
SPORY v STAVEBNICTVT
ZDRzUJf DOKONCENf
SKOLNfCH BUDOV.

Ma vterejsi zvlastni schulz
skolni rady bylo poukazovano
ma prekazky, kterych pdsobi
vsem rekonstrukcnim pracim
skolnich budov, pritomne ochro
meni stavebniho prumyslu. BY
10 zehrano, re nejen okleSteni
celeho rozpottu ale poslednl
okolnost velice zatarasuji ce-
stu V pred. TAX zastavena by
la stayba ma jedenacti Skolach,
ktere musi byti hotovy k pfi-
stimu skolnimu roku, nema-li
navsteva skolni trpeti. Plany
ma jinych novych skolach jsou
nekde zdrzovany vibec.
Pfedseda Skolni rady F.. M i.
Williams pravil behem jedna-
nj, re by 81 pral, ably obtanstvo
Clevelandu mohlo spatiiti jak
natlatena jest skolni mladez V
tesnych ucebnach a jak male
ditky, S nekterou telesnou va
dou Sc musi tisniti nedosta-
tecnpch Skolach prenosnych.
Neblahe tyto pomery zavineny
jsou nynei&imi pracovnimi spo-
ry a m6lo by byti vylouceno,
ably prave t6mito pomery mela
trpeti mladez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
SLOVENSkA PREDNASkA
Sc SVETELNYMI OBRAZY
MA ZAPAD. STRANE.

Y Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
ave. usporadana bude Ultra We
stredu dne 5. dubna Sloven-
skou Ludovou skolou pekna
prednaska nasi Ceskosloven-
ske republice, phi ktere mluve-
no slovo doprovozeno bude kra
snymi svetelnlmi obrazy. Pred
naSka konana bude slovensky,
ale isou zvani k nj CeSi co
nejsrdecneJ. Nazorne dolo-
zeno slovo ma We vychove il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

ste velkou dulezitost protc
muzeme navsteyu jak bratflm
Slovakum tax Cechum co nej
vieleii doporuciti. Obrazy jsou
velice pekne a nikdo nebude IL
toyati navst6vy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

- Lekari odporucuJi Commu-
nity Creamery Co. mleko.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am q
young married woman and have
only lived here two years. My hus-
band got a position here and mar
ried me so that could come with
him. The position did not take all
of his time and he had an agree
ment with his employer that he
was to work on other jobs too.
Through a friend of ours back in
our home town we became ac-
Quainted with a man who seemed
to be very much interested In US.
He couldn't do enough to make
things pleasant, entertained US in
his home, took US automobile rid-
ing, introduced us to his friends.
and then gave my husband q lot
of work.
After the work was finished my
husband began sending in bills for
it. The man always made an ex-
cuse for not paying. Finally we
gave up hope Of getting anything
for the. hard work that my hus-
band had done. At that time We
made some new friends and they
told US facts about the other man
which we're not to his favor, and
they urged us to sue him.
1t seems an awful thing to sue
some one who has been a friend at
one time. Still he owes US $500
and we need the money badly.
What would you advise us to do?
MRS. W. G. F.
Sue for the money, because it is
only right you should have it. The
man was not a friend in reality or
he would not have treated you so
shamefully. Business is business
and he had no right to hire your
husband without paying him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l wish to
ask your advice about a matter
which has been troubling my con-
science for some time. Nearly two
years ago 1 fell in love with a girl
who thought at the time was the
only girl for me. l presume l was
bit hasty, as was only 10 at
the time.
For about a year / went with no
one but this girl and every one
took it as a matter of course that
we were engaged. A short time
ago l went away to another city to
work and soon made new friends
and began to notice little things
about this girl l had not noticed
before; for instance, table man
ners, speech. etc. Lately l have
grown to dislike the idea that she
was planning to be my wife. Her
folks treat her poorly and she al
that she appears to be choosing me
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
[Fashio1, Ne,Osl
Notes By. re|
Ito The Argus

a
Pdfis. Nov. 1.-The newest Golf
fure for the younger woman Of to-
day shows q slightly bounant eff
feet over the ears and a loosely
waving nun Of bair drawn into .
low knot on the neck. This is va
lied By q return Of the "curly
frins9" with soft .finglets on the
forehead and q cluster GOT short
curls over the ears. y
Paris. Nov. 13.-Ear rings are no
less in vogue today than they ever
were but for the evening they have
acquired a new twist. With the in
creasing elaborateness of the eve
ming head-dress, it has grown
more difficult to select ear rings OF
corresponding color and style. They
prefer the earrings that now come
with the dress, being fastened to it
as in integral part Of the design.
London, Nov. 13.-The Arabian
gown has won a place for itself to-
day, partly because of its simplicity
of line and partly because Of its
comlexity of colors. Flowing and
clinging in general effect, the Arab
ian gown combines all the subtle
shades of an oriental carpet with An
almost bewildering intricacy Of pat
tern. Its general effect is that of
soft coloring and alluring design.
London, Nov. 13.-Felt hats, once
used only for morning wear or
sports, are an accepted part of the
afternoon costume. This is be-
cause the new felts are so soft in
texture and extraordinary in trim
ming. A rich black felt, for ex-
ample, is trimmed with three birds
in tints of yellow, curulean and
scarlet. Hats are so worn today as
to show no backhair.
New York, Nov. 13.-The femi-
nine touch has converted the erst-
while commonplace pajamas into
remarkable garments of canary
satin or, if you like, OF soft blue
silk. The shirt part is no longer a
shirt today but a blouse, trigly
gathered in 1t the waist by bit OF
ribbon. :
New York, Nov. ia designer
who is noted for his artistic sense
has a word to say today for the
kind of hat that should be worn
with the fashionable draped skirt
If the skirt is draped on the left
hip. he says, wear hat that slants
to the right side of the head or one
which has trimming massed on the
right SIDE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
| Qdr't so Homo
|! 4,!DpObrQmec
%l MRc. ELIZABETH THOffpSON|

instead Of vice versa. While
have led her to believe l intenssd
to marry her by things | have said
l have never asked her as vet fcr
which l am thankful now. II I ts,,
her how l feel toward her (she !.
the desperate kind that would de-
almost anything) l don't know bov
she would take it.
l want your advice as to whetb..
/ am doing right to break off with
her after going so far. How il tha
best way to break it to her 50 i,
will hurt her the least. wish n
say that there is no other girl in
the case, but l wish to be free
again. KY w
1t would be all right to tafk To
the girl personally or to write ,sr
a letter In either case, think the
matter over and decide what Won
can say most tactfully. You might
tell her that you find you do not
love her enough to marry, althourh
at one time you thought you did
Say that you are telling her this
SO that she will feeFfree to accent
attentions from other young men
Do not mention the fact that ven
have not really been engaged. be-
cause that would be tactless. II
she can take any comfort in feeling
that she was engaged, let her cling
to that. Of course, she will be hurt
deeply, but 1 judge that she IS
young enough to stand the blow
and in time will recover sufficiently
to love someone else. Marriage
without love is a terrible mistake.
and so the only course for you to
follow is to confess your lack Of
love.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am
girl of is. 1 go with a young man
of % and l love him. We have
gone together for over a year. He
has always had faith in me until
his married sister went wrong.
Now it seems as if he has lost faith,
in me.
Please advise me how to prove to
him that am true blue l have
not gone with any other boy since
l have kept steady company with
him. TRUE BLUE.
Your very effort to prove that
you are true blue will defeat your
purpose. Let your self-respect be
enough and do not argue with the
boy 1t is insulting for him to in
fer that you are not all right and
if he continues to do so, | would
advise you to give him up and
look for someone else who is bet
ter Judge of character and has
more faith and love in his nature.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
,CAI.E:llDAR

TO-DAY.
0ptimus Study club mec4s WITH Mrs..
o. Il. Birkei. 7SS Yfftsenth street.
Annual uestine whiting nurse sapocia-
=. study dsparsneas Rock Island wonan's
Jane Dsa,no circle. Kings Daughters.
neefs Nth Miss Celeste Olsen. 1923
Fourseensh- and a-half street.
Monday Study club meeta With Mrs. r..
Music Students meet with Mrs. Henry
wheeIock. Moline.
Altar socSety 81. Mary's church spon-
Barb.xs frietchie tent No, 81. Dsush-
ters Of Veterans sewing meeting with MRS.
Bella Jones. 1905 Seventeenth avenue.
ST. Eaxabeth guild meets.
ruSsHs-
Kings Daughters Gift shop opens at
B. X. chapter. P. r. o.. entertained by
Mrs. e. B. Kreis. 1912 Twenty-seconA
street.
Island city Court. No. ss6. Court q
Honor, with Mrs. Otto Interest. ISIS
Ninth street.
Lady Eagles meet
Ivy club with Mrs. George Ohlweiler.
Fred c. Schaffner auxiliary meets.
Steadfast circle. Kings Daughters, meets
with Miss Margaret Anderson. 9l7 Nine
tenth street.
Altar society st. Mary's church annual
supper.
Hawthorne PIT A.
Lincoln PIT. A.
Kingsbury W. C. T. u meets with Miss
Bella +. Cooke. Payne apartments.
william Coos of Bettendorf addresses
Tr-City Garden club.
WEDNESDAY.
Villa Alumnae sale.
Pythian Sisters meet.
Mrs. Arvid Samueson. 900 Twenty-thir
street. entertains at musical tea.
I w. X. C. meeting.
Kings Daughter gift shop sale at
| W. c. A.
Altar society St. Mary's church annua
| Audubon P.-T.A.
Amoo Caldron meets.
Palestine Orphans Sewing Group meet
with Miss Anna Levy. 1927 Eighth avenue
! Mid-weekly informal at Outing club:
Queen Bee Review No. 100, Maccabee
card party at Harms hotel.
| THURSDAY.
Helen Gould auxiliary inspection.
Kings Daughters gift shop sale at J
". C. A.
! Island club.
1 Busy Bees meet with Mrs, ]. E. Jacob
sen. 523 Eleventh street.
Golf club dinner dance.
| FRIDAY.
/, Knights Templar drill corps dance
Masonic temple.
I Francis willard PIT. A.
| SATURDAY.
Mrs Percy V. Pennybacker addresse
Rock Island Woman's club at Noyemoe
meeting. Subject What Can l Do:'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
&nllaellnll 8ltllta

MENU HINT.
Breakfast
Fish Cakes
Hot Biscuits Butter
Maple Syrup
Coffee with Cream
Luncheon.
Cream OF Potato Soup
Egg and Olive Salad :
Peach Tarts Tea
Dinner.
Hot Mushroom Canape
Stuffed Lamb Chopae
Dreamed CauhflOwer
Cranberry Sauce
Raisin Bread Conee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
Presenting
HENRY
SOUVAINE
Distinguished American
Pianist of New York
NINE. MARIA
SAMSON
Soprano.
Royal Opera House
Budapest

Admission will be by ticket only, which may be
had without charge by applying at our store No.
111.113 West Third Street, or by teiephonins Dav.
export 793, signifying the nari4.r zsred. All
music-lovers invited.
An auditorium of the largest seating capacity
has been secured, but in order to accommodate all
twill be necessary to limit the distribution of tickets
largely to adults, advanced music students and
those studying music in the high and intermediate
schools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
Today's Recipes.

Today's Recipes.
Egg and Olive Salad Arrange
the white leaves from the interior
Of head of lettuce on serving
plates. Garnish with four slices Of
hard boiled egg and two large
queen olives stoned and filled with
cream cheese. Put tablespoon OF
mayonnaise on top Of each.
Hot Mushroom Canape - Chop
fine and heat enough mushrooms to
allow a large tablespoon for each
serving. Add melted butter and
place each spoonful on top Of a;
toast round, sprinkle with chopped
| celery, garnish each with a small
triangular piece Of lemoa. Serve
piping hot.
Stuffed Lamb Chops-Select Ioin
or rib chops. Have them cut one
i and one-half inches thick. With q
sharp pointed knife cut pocket in
each near the bone. In this place
a teaspoon of poultry stuffing made
! of bread, seasoned with salt, sage,
pepper and melted butter. Be care
full not to put in enough to burst
out and make the chop look untidy.
Place the chops on q pan that has
been sprinkled with salt, onion
juice and bits Of butter. Add no
water whatever. Bake in hot oven
20 to 80 minutes. Remove to hot
platter, garnish with parsley. To-
mato sauce may be served with
them If desired
i French Toast-Six slices bread
one-third inch thick, one egg, one
cup milk, one tablespoon sugar,
one-quarter teaspoon salt, one
third cup melted butter substitute.
Beat egg, add milk, sugar and salt.
Dip each slice Of bread in this mix
ture and fry until brown in hot
! butter or substitute. Serve hot
with marmalade
1t is so hard to think of new
dishes or new ways to serve old
ones when one serve three meals
a day at least fifty weeks in the
year, am allowing the house
keeper two weeks vacation just
like any business person. Today's
menu includes tripe. a generally
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
Dinner for Couple.

Mr. and Mrs. A. c, Brown. 900
Twenty-first street, entertained at
a Z O'Clock dinner last evening as
a post-nuptial courtesy for Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. McCrellias, who were
married two weeks ago. Covers
were laid for nine. After dinner a
box party was enjoyed at the Co.
luwbia theatre. Mrs. McCrellias
was Miss Ruth Ruge before her
marriage.