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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
First Of Series Successful,

The first Of a series Of Thursday
afternoon card parties was held
yesterday afternoon at the Arsenal
Golf club when Is tables of bridge
were surrounded. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. D. n. King of Rock
Island Arsenal and Mrs. e. w.
Woodcock and Mrs. L. v. Barding
of Moline. Garden flowers deco
rated the rooms.
The committee In charge of the
series Is composed of Mrs. Charles
p. Skinner, Mrs. william Butter
worth and Mrs. c. e. White OF Mo-
line; Mrs. c. E. Robb and Mrs.
Ardo Mitchell, Rock Island, and
Mrs. George Watson French, Mrs.
Charles erik and Mrs. ]. w. Davis
OF Davenport
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21

Another lot Of slippers IS cents
at Bert's Bootery. - advertise
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21

- Olive 4. DeotA, d IN
- svan0ey annoanCes the -
= Dent and eppsoaehing mar
- e ~ yoangsst daneAtsf.
20 ~ 0livs 70 Harry Hayes
axelan1, r., only soa Of Mr..
- Nlss. H. II. Cleayeiand Of e0b
Snteonth steost. The cersmony
mn - IN evsnt o. wednesday.
tsmbss 8 at Msm0rial Christian
~ engagement was announced
~ q i luuchoon bridge given
= Mn. Buueh q her home. whsn
1pavo GIRL friends Of the bride-to-
- were the guests. The guests
|SGt9o served at one long table
Vh1ch was decorated in garden
owers IN the pastel shades. chos-
= ~ Miss Booth for her wedding.
hsee tables Of bridge were play
= 10Th lliss Booth and Mr.. Clsave-
I'D are graduates Of Rock Island
HIigh school in the class Of 1916.
NJ. cleveland IL connected with
- father in the H. H. cleveland
Insurance agency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21

The wedding of Miss Gabrielle
VeyeA. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Veyss, 80 Eighteenth ave-
nue.. Dast Moline. and Anne De-
Doncker. SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIC
tor DeDoncker. 1908 Fifteenth ave-
nue. East Moline, was solemnized
e 81 Nays church, East Moline.
Rev. 8. Wander Gulick oficiated.
Following . wedding breakfast,
which vas served 1t the home Of
the brides parents, the bridal cou-
PIE departed on . wedding trim.
Thsy VIII Sssids ct 113ek Fifteenth
lavenne, Unst Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Economies,

Some women imagine that econ
omy means substituting something
unpleasant for something nice.
This is not necessarily the case. A
suet pudding will be quite as nice
and Just as wholesome If, instead
of the somewhat expensive suet,
rather more than half the quantity
of clean beef or lamb drippings be
used.
Stewed fruit will need just hall
the usual quantity Of sugar IL hall
a teaspoonful of carbonate Of soda
be added to two pounds Of fruit
before cooking, and the fruit will
be less sour, as the carbonate Of
soda corrects the acid.
Excellent pastry can be made
from bacon fat. There is generally
some left In the pan after the break
fast bacon has been fried, and II
this is saved it is cheaper than
buying margarine or lard. Where
half pound Of margarine would
have been used, five ounces Of ba.
con fat is sufficient instead.
Helpful Hints.
Remember that piano deterior.
ates il not used.
When you serve onions to the
family have slices of lemon
sprinkled with salt on the table
One slice will remove all onior
odor.
II steel knives are in use In your
household take a board about ter
inches long and half as wide. Or
this tack piece Of Brussels carpe
and sprinkle with fine emery. Aftel
each. washing rub the knives owe,
this and you will have bright cut
lery with little labor.
"A two-part clothes basket is con
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
HIS ButterwsrtA Hensred.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Butter
worth entertained at a dinner
dance last night Ut the Arsenal Golf
club ~ . courtesy to their niece,
Miss Esther Buttsrworth Of New
Haven. Conn, who II their house
guest 1t Hillcrest Fifteen tri-city
young people were the guests and
they were Seated at one long Ia
BILE, decorated with flowers from
the Butterworth garden. Dancing
in the ballroom was enjoyed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Initiates New Class.

A class of four candidates was
initiated by the Helen Gould aux
Hilary to the Spanish War Veterans,
last night At tho regular meeting
at the court house After the bust
ness session the members invited
the Siboney Bay camp into the
meeting room and served ice cream
and cake.
Tho members accepted the invi-
tation Of the Moline auxiliary to
attend picnic Sunday at the
Films, the home of George Gould,
ON Riverside drive. The regular
meeting Of the sewing circle will
.. be held July ~ At the home of Mrs.
Della Jensen, 2514 Sixth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Entertainment at Camn.

The Misses Martha Riddell,
Gladys Newcomb, Catherine Dolph
and Gertrude Robb, who are camp
ing this week at Reddig's camp on
Rock river, delightfully."- entertained
the employees Of the First Trust &
Savings bank and few friends
Wednesday night at the camp. Aft
er the picnic supper was served
music, games and dancing were en-
joyed. Out of town guests were
Miss Helen Metz OF Chicago and
Miss Helen Moorhead of Buffalo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21

One u Tie most delightful ear-
den parties Of The ssAson Va giv-
n yesterday aftarnocn when thu
members Of the villa Guild were
hostlsses to many Of their friends
At the villa de ChAatal campus.
Bridge, 500 and other card games
we're played and many Of the guests
chatted with their friends beneath
the beautiful shade trees. Victrola
music was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
The guests were received BY the
guild president, Mrs. Thomas Dolly
and Miss Elizabeth Mold, the gen
eral chairman. Tho reception and
entertainment committee included
Mesdames Frank Heffner, L. G..
Pfoh. c. Buckley. John Dolly. B.
C. Murphy, Frank Thompson, James
McCarty, J. W. Minges. J. P. Sex
ton. w. C. Maucker and H. c. Con-
don.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21

8 The U. 8. club members were en-
AoStained yesterday afternoon at
He home OF Mrs. Earl Gregg. 1927
Bixteenth avenue, Moline, at which
time games Of various kinds were
lis diversions. Mrs.. Ralph Boland,
1lrs. Roy Akers. both Of Rock Is
land and Mrs. Alfred Miranda Of
Davenport, were the prizewinners.
Two new members were added and
enc visitor was present. Lunch
vas served in the dining room
Which was decorated with garden
Qowers. The members. will meet
bat Thursday afternoon at the
3ome Of Mrs. Logan DeBord, 423
1inth street, when plans will be
made for an outing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21


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same time saves tueA
tuna FISH caiaa rake ONE
small can OF tuna nsn, olce ceiefy'
mixing same Win nomemaoe may.
onnaise. Place on indiv1duai neao
lettuce leaves. TWO or three mar
row strips OF pimento placed ACROSS
top OF each salad improves II.
Lemon Foam One cup sugar
two heaping tablespoons corn
starcn, mix, aoo !ulce Oh one Iemon
and one pint OF Dcliine vAter, Ell
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Busy Bees Wlth Mr.. Hall,

Mr.. B. E. Hall entertained the
Busy Bee Sewing circle yesterday
afternoon at her home, 1870 Thir-
ty-hrst street. The members bus
led themselves with sewing Of car
pet rags. Four visitors were pres
emit The hostess served a deli
cious lunch after which adjourn
ment was made for two weeks when
the members will gather in the
home Of Mrs. William PAIL, 1928
Eighteenth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Dsvsspert Couple Married.

7 Miss Inez Paulsen and Lourde
=. Shelley. both Of Davenport, were
Oarried IN Muscatine yesterday
They returned to Davenport today.
Mr. Shelley il employed at the A
g. Teddersen Co., grocery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
Rented Rock River Cottasa

Rented Rock River Cottage
A camp at Rock river has been
rented for August 21-28 by the
members Of Lily troup, Girl
Scouts of Evangelical Church Of
Peace, it was announced at last
nights meeting. Miss Mildred
Brust presided. The troop will
meet again next Thursday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-21
CleIand Ladies' Aid Social

An ice cream social was given
last night at the Cleland Presby-
terrain church by the ladies' aid
society at which time $50 was clear
ed which will be added to the So
ciety treasury. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
WOMAN'S N SUGGESTIONS FOR HOMEMl
ABROAD
: BIZ ZOE BECKLEY

wrote the class song at college. You
can be a poet If you want to. I've
got letters from you that are-welJ.
literaturei You only choose to put
on this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. air."
More money in it."
"There'u have to be both money
and poetry in this family. Jack
Duryea." Edna's voice was as de-
termined as it was gay. And or
this trip, old Mister Business Man,
poetry's to be the order of the day.
But Jack was hardly listening. He
was staring at the revenue cutter
approaching them. He raised his
glasses.
by Jimmy, Ed If it isn't old Cou-
sins come to meet us! Thought he
was in gay Paree. Well, If that isn't
being friendly"
Edna grabbed good humoredly for
the binoculars.
She saw a brisk, corpulert. WELL
dressed man with the short beard OF
the modern Frenchman of affairs.
The powerful glasses brought his
face close to her. She saw him scan
ming the rail Of the Roma eagerly.
But there seemed in his express
sion much more of the look of beina
on guard than of the pleasant ten
sion of waiting welcome.
(To be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
"Queer Song

Nancy and Nick had almost
reached the Fairy Queens Palace.
They were riding along in che
magical automobile on the road to
Fairyland as happy as two little
robins in a cherry tree.
MICK was singing a song. 1t was
about his friends. the kind fairies
who had helped Nancy and himself
on their adventures. He lust made
it up as he went along. It was
about hats, too. This was it:
"Oh, the Magical Mushroom he
wears a queer hat,
Like a door-knob on top on the
bottom IT'S fiat,
Or the top it's as white as the sun
when t s shining,
While Down underneath Is { pink
lining.
'Mr. Rubadub wears a high lat like
a Ounce,
He's never without it, you'd know
him at once.
It's got curlicews on which made
him look knowing.
But he says they're u tell HIM just
which way he's going.
NOW I4uSdiilB Jlh6AcS VIVA OSAe
round about,
Which shake when he laughs as
he's d~readfully stout,
But the thing which makes poor
Tingaling look SO fat
Is his dear little, queer little bun
of a hat.
Now Scribble Scratch bothers with
no hat at all,
When he opens his Meadow Grove
School in the fall,
He wears a long forelock which
makes him look wise,
And a pair of large spectacles over
his eyes.
"And then there's the weatherma-
wise Sprinkle-Bfow,
Who's often caught out in the rain
and the snow.
He wears a big hat and he has ar
umbrella.
To keep him quite dry-oh, THU
wonderful fellow.
Down under the sea is a wee traffic
] cop,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
Chan. 5-Thrills

There was no more sleep that
night for the Duryea's. They dress
ed in their landing clothes and
went on deck to see the dawn break
upon their first sight Of Europe.
The velvet Italian night. its glitter
softened to a delicate lilac, took on
the pastel colors of a lovely dawn.
There against the skyline ahead was
a gracefully tapering peak. a cloudy
plume at its crest.
"Why-it's Mount Vesuvius!"
cried Edna. Think of recognizing
the old dear from his pictures!
Naughty old creature that destroyed
Pompeii and Herculaneum.
And l6ok-the city-the Bay OF
Naples-and way out there, that
shadowy thin, what is it? Capri?
Oh, Jack, how ~lovely-how marvel
GUS for us to be seeing 1t ALTO
gether like this!"
Jack caught some Of her excite
ment.
Hope we don't die Of 1t. Eds.
There's a saying, you know See
Naples and die Some slogan for a
town to adopt"
Edna felt a little pang OF dispIeas-
Ire 4.
"Oh, Jack that's what O poet said
of Naples-so beautiful that after
seeing it there seemed nothing left
to live for. Just a bit of beautiful
exaggeration. Can't you feel a little
Of it with him?"
|Dfvvle a bit!" laughed Jack
cheerfully. Haven't got a nickel's
worth of poet in me. You'll have
to put UP with a plain though
handsome business man.
She seized and shook him.
mo such thing Jack Duryea. You
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

, pie or as elaborate as one wishes.
The table cover may be of figured
or plain crepe paper, fringed or
plain, with paper napkins to match.
For the centerpiece the time-hon-
| ored jack o. lantern, filled with fruit,
favors or flowers, is always good. A
witch's caldron, suspended from
| three sticks. from which toy cats,
| witches and hobgoblins are scram-
| bling, Is in keeping with the
| Halloween spirit. Shocks of corn.
apples, pumpkins and autumn
leaves may always be used to good
advantage.
Place favors may be paper flower
cups, filed with candy Dr. nuts, or
small boxes with figures Of witches
or cats prancing above them.
A novel idea Is to write fortunes
on pieces of white paper, which will
roll into tubes the size of a cigaret.
Stick together with a gold band, and
tie a yellow ribbon around it.
Fancy caps add to the gayety OF
such an affair. They may be OF
yellow crepe paper. sewed together
with black yarn or pasted together
and fringed.
Very lovely effects may be OBJ
tanned by the use Of paper flowers,
patterns and directions for which
may now be purchased at the favor
counter. These are very easy to
make.
Gummed seals with appropriate
Halloween markings come by the
box and give a festive touch to in
vitations and place cards.
Paper cups, plates and bonbor
boxes may also be bought in a va
riety of styles.
If you live in the city you may
buy autumn foliage by the yard an6
frames for pumpkins when the gar.
den variety is unavailable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
RADIO PROGRAMS

Bamberger's program for tomor
row follows: !
misunderstanding OF the football
game between Harvard VS. Center
College of Kentucky, played at Cam-
bridge. Mr.. Hunt (the Sandy Hunt
of Walter Camps All-American team
in 1901) win be at the gridiron end
of the long distance telephone line
to tell the description story, play By
play. while Bill McNeary, radio edI-
tor of the Newark Sunday Call, Will
be in the studio to relay his yarn.
Station W. o. r. is to broadcast IN
this way all the college football
games of the s.
e:15 to 7 P. M.-HaIsey Miller1n
Robert Treat Orchestra will give
dance numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
BY MARIAN HALE

One hears a great deal these days
about the importance Of atmos-
phere, but at no time Is it more i'm
portant than at a Halloween party.
In fact, If the atmosphere is right
the guests are bound to enter into
the spirit of the affair and contri-
butte their own entertainment.
If you must transform your Dutch
Colonial or early Italian living-room
into a witch's den you will find
crepe paper, used lavishly. will
create amazing atmospheric
changes.
At the same time you purchase
the crepe paper get a supply of
black cutouts of owls, witches and
cats that come in assorted sizes.
You get a very elaborate effect If
you cut the paper into inch strips
and festoon 1t from the outer edges
OF the wall to the central chandelier,
Make your window curtains and
draperies Of the strips, then loop
them back after the name OF
fabric curtains.
Some Suggestions
If you have an indirect lighting
system your inverted bowl will lend
itself nicely to decoration. To cover
it with yellow paper, decorated with
cats or witches, is a simple method,
but a more novel idea is to use the
globe for a head, covering 1t with
paper and adding appropriate fea.
lures. i
Then build a body of cardboard
md stuff and dress it. Crepe paper
fringe makes very effective hair
long cylinders of orange-coloret
oaper, with black cutoutS or figures
9ainted in black Dr. red, used instead
Of regular shades. give a good effect
Table decorations may be as sim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

A long train that falls from one
hip and trails gracefully from the
side is considered very new for
evening gowns.
On the other side Of the frock is
the side drape without which no
dress can be fashionable this winter.
And Of course the drapes are
fastened with a cabochon ornament.
ALI is as 1t should be.
Velvet is the favored material
the exquisitely supple French chif-
fon velvet which is indescribable
and unforgetable.
Amber is one of the most fash
ionable shades and golden brown
run second.
Next to velvet In popularity are
the metal fabrics with overdresses
of beaded nets, chiffons or laces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
FIFTY A @

A woman in Lynn. Mass. was sleeping
herbs on her kitchen stove, according to
a recipe of her own. to furnish medicine
for the women of the neighborhood. To-
day, a stones throw from the little house
where she lived, there is a four-story
laboratory, making the same medicine for
the women of the world. During the last
year almost 500 tons of carefully selected
herbs were used in the manufacture Of
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A woman's medicine for oman's all
ments. Have you tried it7-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
-Ex OLIVE ROBERTS BARIoN

With a sea horse beneath him. tho
ocean atop,
Whate'er be the weather. bright
sunshine or sprinkle,
He wears a blue cap. does Dol deaE
Pennywinkle." .
There was a lot more but khsr4
isn't room to tell you, my de2ru
(To be continued)
copyright, 1922 NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

One way to refurbish n OF last
seasons frocks is to add one OF h
new wide collars now so fashion
able.
Those of net or georgette crepe,
trimmed with hemstitching and a
ice edging, may be made very mex
ensively at home and they give the
same effect of the expensive ones
you buy in the shops.
1t seems only fair to give this
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THERE'S MANY a SLIP"

San Francisco. Dec. f0.-After raid
ing an alleged illicit liquor purveying
establishm ent Saturday a prohibition
agent sat at it's telephone for two
hours and received orders for Christ
rlas deliveries. he said the would-be
Customers not knowing they were Civ
ficer.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Moonshiners Kill
Prohibition Agent;
Posse Finds Body

Mount Sterling, KY. Dec. lO.-Fed-
eral prohibition agents and possemen
Saturday recovered the body of Agent
Robert &. Duff. 30, killed Saturday in
q skir1nish with moonshiners who were
barricaded in a cave in the hills OF
Menife county, east Of here. Members
of the band had fled farther into the
hills when the officials and possemen
arrived.
Duff was killed while leading a raid
ing party TO the cave. where officers
believed a still was in operation. The
occupants of the cave opened fire when
the officers approached.
In the subsequent exchange of shots,
the fire Of the defenders became SO
heavy the raiding party was forced
to retire without Duff's body,
Bringing word of the battle here,
Duff's companions obtained reinforce
ments and returned to the scene of the
fight. Entering the deserted cave, they
found evidences Of moonshining, but
the plant proper had been removed.
The dead agent had ben stripped of
his asnis and ammunition.