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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

DHESSMAkER. 15l4 * ST. NV. MAX Is
fancy evening gowns and street costumes.
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR STOCKS OF MER
chandiSe of every description: also store fix
lures. showcases, etc. Box 23G. Star Office.
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WANTED PRINTING MATTER OF ANY KIM
relating 10 Abraham Lincoln. Address Box 26i
Star office ja 1o-:stf
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MOORE & HILL. UNC.J.
1888 u 81. DIV.

THE ALDEN. CALVERT FLATS. :6lS. 10:
18TH St n.w-Finc HATS: best location: G
rooms. bathroom: porch; all modern improve
mpnts: iauitor services. jal3-3t-
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WANTEB-ANNTIIING TO SELL RY PUBLIC
auction: include it in Saturdays sale at
WESCHLER'S $40 Pa ave NV; good re-
suits. prompt returns. ia -:;Ot
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
DREN'S SHOES & HATS OF ANY AMOUNT.
SEND POSTAL: WILL CALI. ANY HOUR. J.
TAESHES. 1905 ITH NV. PHONE NORTH 400
iaILfr-
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BIIIFINCH. YOUNG MALE. TRAINED
singer: also take Gaze; state price. RoS 30.
STAG Office ia ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One cent a word each time for Is words 2 times.
WANTED IN NEED OF ALL KINDS OF SEC
ond-hand furniture. will pay highest cash
prices for same: send postal or phone Main
tlH J. BRANDON. 4o9 9th NV. ia1:-St
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WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER REDS.
When selling why not drop postal to old
lisbe firm: II. MARKS, 307 9TH. Opposite
9. mr. uhone Linen Y iats-ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

HIGHEST CASH PRICES fAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture cf all kinds a. A. MlLLERS
FURNITURE HOI Sc. 9th and SITS. NV.
Dron Dos al or phone Main 3.-Js. in 1-IIt.4
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WANTED SHARES OF CITIZENS RANK
stock; must be chear for cash. Box =. Star
office. ia Ill
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WANTED-AGENTS.'

WANTED STORY bF TIE GREAT EARTH
.Iak" 81 1908. with history Of all other Grca
earl HduIkn> from T"mpeii I" Italy: suIcndidly
Illustrated. actual photographs: ever 800 pages
nr'-"- Sl.|n. free agents outfit ready
send Zoe fnr postage. THE THOMPSON TT T..
%. -. Louis Mo ia1.&i1
WANTED - AGENTS STATE or col NTN
rights. patented household article: sells every
hHnS''. 100 per cent profit. only huSilcrS and
fnn>" raTahic of handling agents considered.
i. GoNLLI. ISIS Broadway. New Iora-
ia11 IL
v NNTEI AGENTS 500 WEEKLY: TALKING
+Hd experience unnecessary: our trust Scheme
Envelope" .losS the work: general agents can
make SEQ weekly: part iculars free sample. 10
'"utS- CADILLAC NEEDLE Co. Detroit,
vi h.. do v&Sn-tf
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SOLUTION TO RACING PUZ
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
One cent word for II words 3 ii

LAWRENtES tIOSlNGbUT PIANO SALE
Pianos sacrificed, prepare tory rebuilding. F-srh
or $50: Knabe. Sl2!. S;,0: uprights. Ai9J
SiIn TprightS S22j. 311 IL Tuning 81. 80.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MOORE. L. HILL. INC
1888 u ST. NV.

MOoiiE d. HILL iNI),
1893 q ST. NV.
APARTMENTS.
The Carlton. 21St and y sis. NV.
Rooms and bath. Si0.".
The Marion c0on II 81; nv: rooms
and bath: $50. 90. So SO and $1,000.
The Cheshire 1888 ColumhIs rosd:
rooms and beth. 'front.' aud rear pnrches,
very large front and rear yards: beauii-
fui large rooms; si2. -.
14iS ST. n.w.. ar and b.. Is n. $50
tie 9th ST. NV. rooms bath --. 60
- VI ST. NV. rooms and bat @i.W
ST. Il ST. nv. 3r. and h.. Sd II. 500"
il6 ST. ne. - rooms buffet
kitchen. bath. I'd floor. ....-... $4,000
1919 I'D 81. NV. 4r. and bath. 5000
WITHOUT HEAT.
1.41 T NV. LIST fcor. Jr. and h. $500
';h6 13th ST. nv. Sd H.. ir. & b. 500
2tof 18th n W. Jr. and h ..-...... 5000
1899 You Ar. aud h.. Sd floor $4,000
1925 9th NV. ID floor. Or. and h.. $3.50
$50 9th NV. LIST floor. 5r. and b.. 500
2oeS y. Can. Isl floor. 5r and b.. Scl3g
80, at. NV. ID floor. 1g. & b.. 80
I245 ID st. ne. 5r. and h......... $500
1855 + 81. n. g.. 1st floor. II. b. .Sl6ao
l"l Todd pi. NV, LIST floor. $3.50
AZ Tenn. ave. me-. Ar and u. $3.50
a1Sia VI st. ne. Ar. aid b........ $40
4a3 Tenn. ave. ne. Ir. and h .Sl43n
14l6 Duncan ne. lst H., II. 4 b.. $3.50
MOORE & HILL. uNC).
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FARMS.

For EENT-FARM oE ABOUT 90 ACRES
within four miles of Washington: well wateFsd:
house of 10 rooms, necessary outbuldings. \.
n. ADDISON. sos 18th ST ta4ts
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FOR RENT-STOREROOMS.

DRUG STORE IN THE MENDOZA. GOTH
st. and KalOrama road NV: good stOreroOm
and modern drug fixtures: cellar: good business
location Apply IN McIACHI.ES RANKING
CORPORATION, 10th and G st. NV. 5a91t
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WANTED = EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY
this month-5o.0 900 lbs. old feathers: highest
cash price: also furniture. Send postal: will
call at once. 33I Md. s.w de2S-Gct'
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WANTED = iR$F-tLASS WAIST HANDS AND
H'lrrr> "u waists and skirts liz, Eth
|.f
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UPRIGHT PIANO LADY WILL SACRIFICE
handsome $500 upright: less than half price.
10 Grant place. ja13-sf@
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WANTED y OF \'. LADY CASHIER TO WORK
IN drug store 81 per week. Ion. hours. refer
uu"cs required Address R,,v =! Star office
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FEMALE.

fiE>F LASS IGhRrEE>SEH tWIiITE, WHO
'.iH 4" Shanp'niug and treat scalp: good sal
"r!- ct. required Apply So; IIth 81. NV.
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient - call at Tho
star office. 18th street and Penn
syIvania avenue. 1esve your adver-
t'Semcnts at any of the following
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WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
worn garments. ladies eentlemen's. children.s
shoes and hats. Address postal. will call.
A. KERESKY. 1906 18th nv Phone y. 32GG-M.
delI-62t-4
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WANTEr-SECONDHA LATROBE STOVE.
Address GEO. TURNER. 92l 10th st. NV.
delS-50ts
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WANTED MILLINERY TRAINERS PRE-
H W jai2ot<
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WANTED-HELP.
rE1ALE-DoMEsTIc.

" tNTED-COOK So: CHAMBERMAID. S1a:
three pantry girls for institution, SIS; general
hnlIscMnrknr liEI L
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OEEHHOLT WHISKY. $500 PER GALLON.
JOHN WEDDEEBURN CO., Leading Liquor
Dealers. 6l6 ''F' st. NV. dp6-9Ot
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WANTED-I MADE 500 900 IN FIVE YEARS II
the mall order business: began with s.. Any
do the work at hona in spare time.
Send for free booklet. Tells how to get
started. HEACOCK. Box III. Lockport. y. Y.
nal2 cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

Fol. kENT-\EW 4-SToEl BRICK " ARE
house 63, L. 81 nv: II. no0 n. f,"nr space
with electric elevator. Key al 9li sth 81. NV
iai2-Ifs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
One cent a word for II words.

1913 VI NM LARGE COMM NIcATlN'i
rooms: second floor: well heated: southern eA-
posuTe: private family. ja133i-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
DAMAGES ASKED
AS HEART BALM
Miss Mabel Hines Sues Robert
H. Schmidt for $4,000 for
Alleged Breach of Promise.
HAD BUILT HOME FOR HER
Suddenly Changes Mind, Fakes Hack
Ring and Deeds Over Property
To Mother, il Charged.

Miss MabIe Hines today fled an
action in the circuit codrt through her
attorney. H. i. Weld, TO recover $5.opo
damages for alleged breach Of promise
from Robert II. Schmidt
The plaintiff is the daughter of Otis
Hines. I01G Sixteenth avenue. She
charges that after q Courtship OF con-
siderable length Schmidt asked her to
marry him ard he was accepted. He
thereupon bough. 500 diamond ring
for her. purchased a lot and began
the erection OF the home tlat they
We're to occupy after the wedding
Recently Miss Hines alleges.
Schmidt asked her for the return II
the engagement ring. and told her thar
the marriage would not take place He
simply stated that he had changed his
mind
Breaks on Engagement.
After the return of the ring, Miss
Hines learned tina, the young man
decided over The homo that he had
built for her to his mother Schmidt
is employed as a clerk at the Office of
the Standard Table Oil Cloth company
i'll this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
TAPPENDORF GIVEN
CONTRACT IN MOLINE
Rock Island Builder Has Lowest Bid
ON New $4,000 Home to he
Erected by Eagles.

Henry TappcndOrf of Rock Island
had the lowest bid in the competition
for the contract for the erection of
the new home for the Moline aerie Of
Eagles. He was awarded the contract
yesterday by the building commit
tee. The building viii cost $4,000.
1t Will be a three-stOry brick
structure and is to be located at
Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street
The excavation is TO be commenced
next week. and the contract calls for
the completion of the building by the
first of next January. The first floor
will consist of two stQrerooms. On
the second floor there viii be club
rooms and offices and the third floor
viii be a lodge meeting room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

$50 and costs, larceny: Harry Smith.
so and costs, assault with deadly
weapon: Hattie Inghram (colored,
SEQ and cos;S. assault with deadly
weapon: William Dennic. larceny, dis
missed; Laura Parquctte. larceny
dismissed; Leo Mahouey. $50 ana
costs, larceny; George Gilmore. $50
and costs, larceny; Fraak Callahan,
SD and costs, larceny: George Clark
$50 and costs. receiving stolen prop
city; John Smith, 500 and costs. re
ceIVn& stolen property; Arthur Burn
wood, 5 and cOs,s. larceny: Jesse
Carpenter. $25 and cost. assault with
a deadly weapon Fred Griffin So and
costs. larceny; AXel Johnson. So ana
costs. assault and battery Most #
the fines Will be worked cut in the
county Jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
PERSONAL POINTS.


Miss Julia Simmons left this after
Eoon for two weeks VISIT in Grin
nell, Iowa
Mrs. Maria f. Nissen and daughter.
Miss Anna c. Nilsson. have left for
Ryegate. Mont
Miss Clara Anderson left last ev,-
ming for visit of 4 month at Seattle
and San Francisco
Earl Bowlhy viii leave Monday for
Chicago to begin his junior year at
the University Of Chicago.
Mrs Minnie Peterson of Kansas
City is visiting at the home of her
sister Mrs. Louis Weckcl
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Moberg left
last evening for Little Rock. Ark,
where they will make their home in
the future.
Ed Reed, the court reporter is in
Chicago taking testimony in a case in
which Attorney c. e. Dietz of Moline
is Interested
Abraham Zimmerman. who is
sophomore at Iowa university, ar
rived home last night to spend few
days with his parents.
Edward, Owen and Miss Nellie
Bricn were in Kellogg. Iowa. yester-
day in attendance at the funeral of
their grandfather. Louis Block
Lawrence GowIing. who has been
visiting here several weeks. will leave
Monday for Ithaca. n Y. to resume
his studies at Cornell university.
Dr. Frank IL. First. with his wife
and the latter's mother. Mrs. Bailey.
who have been in Chicago the past
week, viii return home this evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Schaaf ana
Mrs. j. C. Freeman of Chicago are
visiting al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. Martindale. 1900 Fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mohl and w. e.
Bailey have returned from Peoria. The
party left Tuesday morning in Nj
Bailey's automobile and spent two days
in Peoria.
Harry c. Johnson, formerly teacher
at the Pleasant Ridge school in Bowl
ing. according to information received
by friends here, is critically i'll in a
hospital at Peoria
MIS-. IOnN ECksrt ana daughter
Pearl have arrived from Seattle for a
visit with relatives. They are guess
at the home OF Mrs. Julia Schreincr
on Fourth avenue.
Miss Hazel Hathaway, 171S Eighth
avenue, returned home this evening
over the Rock Island road from an
eight weeks visit in Topeka. Kan.
ana St Joseph, Mo,
James McGarvey of this city, who is
employed AT the state hous in Spring
field. is able to be around again after
having been confined six weeks by in !
iurics received in an elevator acct !
dent He was caught between the !
door and one of the floor landings !
while riding in an elevator. His left |
leg was wrenched and he was pain |
fully bruised.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
PAVING is FAVORED
City Board to Recommend I'M
provement of Thirty eighth
Street to Limits.
MEETING WITH THE OWNERS
Twcnty-scvcnth From Fifth to Ninth
Avenues and Three Blocks on
Ninth Avenue on List

The paving of Thirty-ciglth street
! from seventh avenue TO Eiehtccuth
IaVeHue seems almost assured. accord
! ing 10 the general views expressed at
the meeting of The board OF local m
proyemcnts held this morning at the
city hall
\ nu.nb2r OF the property owners
along the line of the proposed improve
ment met with the board ana the MAJ
ter WAS thoroughly discussed Ever
one seemed to be in favor OF the paw
ing OF the street nrt there IS some
disagreement on the question @. grada.
Then. too. there j. sentimeu. favor
ing having the paving divided in two
jobs, from Seventh to Fourteenth ave-
nues and from Fourteenth avenue TO
the city limits. This il is argued would
insure laircr apportiOnmoHt of tin"
cost based on the benefit of The inc
Erovemcat. The proiec, ON The whole
met with the approved OF the board,
and it viii recommend tn" imDrova-
mont to the council at tho meeting
Monday evening.
other Matters Ip.
y number of other Improvement
matters were considered and for the
most pant they met with approval.
The board viii recommend TO the
council Monday evening that an urdi-
nance be drawn calling TO- the paving
Of TwcHty-seventh street between
Fifth and Ninth avenues and Ninth
avenue between Twenty and
Thirtieth streets. Il also favored the
laying of Waterman on Fifteenth
avenue between FOrty-fifth and Forty
sixth streets. The mootod Fourth
street sidewalk Improvement was dis
cussed at considerable length. and the
board finally decided to refer it back
to the council
Second Avenue and Twentieth.
The council will also be asked 20
consider the advisabiity of RELAXING
the paving OH Second avenue between
Fifteenth and Twentieth s.reets. on
Third avenue between Fifteenth and
Twenty-fourth streets ana Twentieth
street between Second and Sixth ava-
MUGS. The board favors these improve
ments and The mayor and a number
of the property owners along the thor-
ouShfares in question are urging that
the work be done without delay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
.'Arbutus Waltz'. .I'Iorencc Wichersou

''Arbutus Waltz" Florence Wichcrsou
Miss Celia NOSoiC.
Dance Of the Brownies" ............
Miss Cora SwishCr.
The Pixies Good Night Song.
.....-............ ............... Brown
Miss Blanche Carpenter
Second Nalsc" ................ GODDARD
Miss Clara Swishcr.
a Merry ShcDhard's Tale''...........-
Observation-Disclosures. Julius Jonas
Miss Mary Carpenter
'VaIse in ".................D urand
Miss Irene Rode
old English Dance. ............
Observation-Disclosures. Seymour Smith
Miss Lille FreneH.
Piano dUct-"On the Race Course
Observation-Disclosures. Biak.e=
Misses Clara and Cora Swisaer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

Entertains for Niece. - Mrs. T.. T.
Lamp. 1913 Tenth avenue. entertained
last evening in honor OF the DIST birth
day anniversary of her niece. Miss Ida
Schmidt. Many beautiful presents
We're received by the honoree The cv-
oninG was spent with cards and games.
The prizes in cards went to Miss SO
phia Petersen. first: Miss Nellie Peter
sen, second, and Miss Anna Frank.
served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

Boys Begin Fall Meetings.-The l.
d. c. club met with Phillip Darlin~.
one of the members. at his home X
Nineteenth street and Tenth avenue
last evening and organized for the
winter OlticaIs were elected as fol
lows: President. curtis Cromer; vic
president Glen Dunsmore: secretary.
Hubert Ward; treasurer. Arthur vii
cox. Refreshments were served. and
several hours spent pleasantly with
games
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
OBITUARY..
Funeral of Ms. eoIIinger.

Funeral of Ms. 5oIInger.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph BollinSer
will be held Monday morning at {
O'Clock from the home on Thirty
eighth street. in South Rock Island.
and from St. Mays church at $50.
The services VIII be conducted by
Father Adolph Geyer Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery The family re
quests that flowers be omitted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
FIFTEEN PLEAS OF
GUILTY ARE ENTERED
Judge Il. W. Olmstcd HAS Busy Day
i'll the County Court-llany
Fines Are Assessed.

Fifteen pleas OF guilty Were entered
in the county court before Judge r.
w. Olmsted yesterday afternoon and
the defendants were given fines n
different amounts according to the ma
turc of their CffenS" The fOilOwiue,
cases were disposed Of: W. !. Cannon.
$50 and costs, larceny: Anna Maker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
WILL REORGANIZE POST

National Committeeman of Travellers
Protective Association Here.
National Committeeman Ritchey
Of the Travellers Protective assOcia-
ton has arrived IN Rock Island for
the purpose of recognizing the local
pest. The Rock Island post was in
Stituted several years ago. but there
has been falling away in member
ship for some uneXplainable reason,
and Mr. Ritchey is on the ground to
get the boys in line again and to
give the post fresh start He will
be here several days
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

Pupils OF MIS-, ". Z. Hogan. l1l2
Fifteenth street. who appear for thu
first time in recital work. gave the
following program this afternoon:
Piano duet. Autumn DAYS"
Caarles Lind -ay. Misses Mary and
Blanche Carpenter
VA. e. Ncuiii,mo" Ringnci on a.
Miss Lille Frencn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
FOUNDATION is
LAID FAR DOWN
Necessary to Excavate Deep
for DCnkmann Memorial
Library.
ARE MAKING THE DIRT FLY
Details uf Interior Arrangement and
Decoration Show Building Will
BE One of the Finest.

Work on the now Deukmann Memo
rial library at Augustana college il
progressing rapidly. 30 men being EN-
ploycd in pushing the excavation.
During the past week they have made
tho dirt ifs and r. H. Reichcl. the
Superintendent in charge, believes
that the work OF laying concrete can
be commenced within week. Be
tween eight and nine hundred yards
Of dirt are being moved. In order 10
secure firm foundation the eNcavat-
ilg is being carried to a depth of -
feet ana g inches in some places The
foundation will be one solid shaft OF
concrete to the ground Level.
Superintendent Ec.cAel yesterday
made known the final plans decided
Upon for the interior arrangement and
decoration. III point OF beauty ana
completeness superintendent Reichol
stated that the structure Will undOu5t-
eddy be the finest library in the state
outside oi CHICAGO
The euire building viii be strictly
lireproof. There will be no wO0de'
"
mosaic lille covered with court carpet.
Most OF the windows Will be- Of pla,e
glass. Marble Will be used extensively
in the interior decorating. together
with ornamental plaster work. The
stairways will all be of marble laid in
iron and concrete. All marble border
used in the library will 0c OF imported
hard vein. white Italian marble. while
in the reference room and general
office the finest Verde antique marble
Will be used. \ feature OF The interior
decorating will be series OF panels. con-
sistiuG OF outer margin OF marble with
inside border OF marble mosaic ana
center panels OF relrazzO. There will
also be series OF pilas-ers along the
walls With shaft and base OF solid
marble and capitals OF ornamental
plaster work
Arrangement al Floors.
The final plans call for the follow
ing arrangement Of the various floors:
The basement viii ba devoted 80
seven seminary or study rooms. Il
packing room and Two retiring rooms.
The Sr0and floor will have the front
vvsti5uIc and entrance. the memorial
hall, a lecture room seating ABOUT 100.
the general Office presidents omce.
trustees office. tCasurcr's office. SEE
Ictary's office, main s,airways ana
two cloak rooms. The general refer
oucc or reading room will be on The
second or main floor Il viii be 117N
- feet in dimensions. The main
floor will also have the librarians p-i-
cove. two entrance alcoycs and a cata-
log room. The s.ackloIsn. in which
the books are kept. will adiuin thr
rear part of the main building and viii
extend through all The houts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

and yellow Cards and music were on
joycd The prizes at cards were
awarded as follows Mrs. De Pabst.
first; Mrs. ED Bailey. second; Miss
Nae Evans. consolation. Luncheon
was served. Mrs McGmnis will give
n kitchen shower for Miss Evans Mon
day ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
Governor Johnson Leaves $4,000.

st. Paul Sept Ex-Governor John
\. Johnson left no will. but il is un-
deIstood that it was his wish. eX-
pressed before he died. that his en-
tire estate be turned over to Mrs.
Johnson. it is estimated that the
van" OF the estate viii not exceed
F1S.0u0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

Bachelor Girls TO Dance.-The Merry
Bachelor Girls held their regular meet
ing al the homo of Miss Mary Brady
in this city. II was decided that a
dancing party be given Thanksgiving
night at the Outing club. Davenport
After a business session a delicious
luncheon was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

Century Club Dsnce.-The Century
| club Will give Il dance Thursday even
| ing. Sept 80. at the Watch Tower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
is LIGHT VOTE FOR JUDGES
Little Interest Locally i'm the Election
Today Of Member of Bench.

At O'Clock This afternoon the indi-
cations were for a light vote. locally,
in the election for a judge of the su-
prone court from the Fourth district
10 succeed 10 the vacancy Occasioncd
by the death Of Justice Guy c. Scott.
Hon. George \. Cooke. the democratic
candidate. and Milton Mcclure ended
their campaigning last evening. and
to await the result. the former 10
Alcdo and the latter to Bcardstown.
Licensed to Wed.
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Miss Stephanic Van Hcckc co.. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
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TSocicty news. written or telephoned
90 the society editor of The Argus, Will
&c gladly received and published. But
n either case the identity OF the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
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nature and address,
Hart Literary Society Elects-The
Hart Literary and Debating society Of
The high school held its first meeting
Thursday after school and elected the
following officers:
President-Adria TitteringtOn.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Hubbard
Secretary and Treasurer-Elva Ais
brow.
Doorkeeper-Ca Catherine Chase
Shower for Miss Evans. - Mrs. +.
Bailey. 2419 Thirteenth avenue. gave
a fruit shower for Miss Mae Evans.
who is to become the bride of Emil
Hotter Sept. %. at the home of Mrs
NJ. Il. McGinnis 1902 Twenty fifth
street. The rooms were decorated
with the wedding colors, white. green
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

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