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Continued from Third Pogo.

yohn Kendrick Bangs, for the stories. tn.
entertainment will be by amateurs. and
Among those who will take part are the
Masses Marjorie Cochran. Ethel Mapes,
Mary Louise Victor, Carrie Schumann.
Dorothy Morrison. Dorothy Teel Helen
Evans Dorothy Evans, Minnietta Brown.
Dorothy Greanelle. Dorothy Hall and En-
lily g. Rarker and Messrs. Evert Jansen
Wendell. Herbert Adams. Walker Marcus
Bennett Gerald 3 OLoughlin. Frederick
4. Bran!g. Harold l.. Smalley. Ralph W.
Carey, Frederick c. Guerrlch. william
Chester and Louis c. Gimbrede'
= The patronesses include Mrs. William
X. Baxter MIRA Frank Brainard, Mrs,
Francis Nissan Brown. Mrs. r. Eiwood
Briggs Mira Andrew Carnegie. Mira
George H. Carey. MIRA Bukk q Carleton
Mrs Richard Y. Clark Mrs Frederick Is
Cochran, Mrs Washington l.. Cooper. Mrs,
Gilbert Crowen. Mrs Frank Curtiss Mrs
Ruel s Darling Mrs. John +. pegener.
Mrs. John r. Donch'an. Mrs. Wilbur +.
carp. Mrs a, A. Frank, Mrs Helen c,
0reanelle Mrs Francs Guerrlch Mrs
Frank oliver Hail. Mrs. william A Hoe
Mrs r. A. Hyatt, Mrs John Philbrick
Lafin. Mrs Walter l.. Leaman, Mrs
George Legs. Mrs II. Walter Leigh. Mrs.
James l.. Lockwood. Mrs Eugene f,
Mapes Mrs. Henry a. Mauer, Mrs, Rob-
ert H. McNall Mrs. James Merrihew.
Mrs. Thomas s. Olive. Mrs. Scion Palmer.
Mrs Cornelius $ Pinkney, Mrs. Austin
f. Pressnger. Mrs James A. Roberts.
Mrs Henry A. Rusch. Mrs Charles f.
Rushmore. Mrs Charles f. Schmidt Mrs,
Austin NJ Slauson, Mrs. Albert Ste'nway,
Mrs Roderick Stephens. Mrs. Charles
Stewart. Mrs Mortimer r.. stiles. Mrs
iudwig Sutro. Mrs oscar F. Tausse Mrs
William r. Thorn, Mrs. William j, Tingue
Mrs Adolph Victor. Mrs Pau'a Won Ber-
muth. Mrs Charles T. Waterbury. Mrs
Giles whiting, Mrs. George ]. wills and
Mrs. Charles f, wilcox,
Miss virginia Wetherby will be mar
He'd TO Oren Z Sanford on April I. The
wedding will take place AT the residence
Of her uncle. = c. Lounshury 1877 Yves
seventy second street, with whom sh'
makes her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar r. Gable OF Not
bingham. Md. have made announcement
of the engagement OF their daughter, Mis-
Kathleen Macbeth Cable. to Frederic
Greene johnson OF this city. Miss Cabl
was educated In this city at the Senpl
e"hool. on Central Park West and 4
we'll known in Southern circles here. ",
date has been set for the wedding.
Another engagement Of interest Il
Southern circles here IL that Of Miss Sail!
Barnweu Aiken. daughter OF ID, Wyatt
Aiken, to W. Clayton Williams OF thi
city. formerly OF Orange. Va Mss Aiken
father was at one time president OF tn
Georgia Society Her hance II the pres
laent OF the virginia Society. No dat
has been set for the wedding.
b No date has been mentioned for tn
wedding VI Miss Marjorie BurS';racr G
W,kesbarre. Pa. to Charles Oppenheir
yr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Oppen
helm or this ctty. MIR Oppenheim In
member Of the arm Of Oppenhsin. Collin
Q Co.
The American Criterion Society VII
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TO membership OF thirty-fve. meets
once month and after luncheon current
events are discussed. Mrs Belle de Ri
vera Is president.
Under the auspices Of the League for
ioltlcal Education pageant and spring
festival Will be given at the Seventy
hrst Regiment Armory, Park avenue and
lhlrty-fourth street, on the afternoons
ara evenings Of April %. % and "a
There also will he n theatrical p,rfo.n.
ance by the children OF the stage DAM.
ing VIII be feature OF the entertainment
Mr' ana Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo
VINO return this week from California
where they have been since the new
year VIII give a the dansant on Frid,,
al their home. the Castle, Riverside prly.
and 1924 street
MT and Mrs, Arthur O. Learned gave
a dlnner at their home, 20 Gr,marcv
'aik' on Thursday in honor of Col Te
rata, Their other guests included NJ
ana Mrs Alfr.d Wagstaff, Jr. Miss I,ou,
I'VE, Mrs' feake' H. II Hawlty Mr.
ana Mrs Charles Hoge and Signor prrc,o
Hi'ef dinner the guests were entertained
oE MISS Mildred Dilling. who play,d a
NUMBER OF selections on the harp,
MT and Mrs. Frederick G Lee. Mr. spl
MRS, Dean Tanner Mr., and Mrs. Arthu
smith. Mr.. and Mis- II = rlam,,,,'.
MIR. and Mrs, {. Livingston Mr. nrI Wrs
Mellen. the Misses Taylcr Louis
brown. Clarence Radcliffe and r.. Russ.l
are among the subscribers to the ney
SET OF fhes dansants at the Msison Ar
.nur' East Forty-ffth street arranged nv,
Miss Coralie Hagedorn.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pulitzer gave %
I
DIT Tor Mr., and Mrs Frank Z N,dl.,,
VINO recently returned from Euroue :,
| was IN connection with the "V.g.e ! ~
brun given there by Miss Frances Pei.
! ton Jones.
MISS Mildred Coster. daughter q, NJ
and Mrs PAU Coster OF 1855 West ,oo,h
Mr,e'' mas LETT with her cousin Nrs
! WIZARD {. Nellis, for months visit, ;,
Havana. the Panama Canal and ,hs
! West Indies INV
rranklyn Meyers OF Is West Seventy.
nrst street will give dinner on March
81 at sherrys.
For the beneft OF the Shut IN soc,.,v
caro- party VIII he gwen on Thursda az
',''nnon AZ the waldorf Astoria under
tne direction Of Mrs. Washington T.
Mann. H.
MIS-. John de Witt Warner will give an
auction bridge party on Thursday ."sr.
| noon AZ her nome, aUl Lexington a,.-,u,
MI and Mrs. William Jerome Toomey
Will entertain with auction bridge on
Inesdar at their home, 60 West F,fty-
third street, ''
Mrs. Frederick Nathan has cards on,
Tor tea on "Wednesday afternoon AT her
home 1862 West Eighty sixth street
Mrs. c. Montieth Gilpn will give a
luncheon followed by cards on Wednesday
at her home. 2030 Broadway.
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give another Of Its entertainments on Fri
day at the Hotel Plaza. The programme
viii include solo dancing by Mis- " Ida
Boyer, violin numbers by Miss Marguerite
Whitaker, piano numbers by Miss Helen
Whitaker, and soprano solos by Miss Mar
guerite Calleman. There will also be an
exhibition Of aquarelles by Miss Mar
guerite Butts. art instructor OF the
Bridgeport High School.
Afterward there will be general dan
cling In charge of Mrs. William T.. Bailey.
assisted by Mrs. William H. Gould. Mrs.
Charles Maurice. Mrs. william II. Muir
dock. William H. Lane. Clarence Rode.
William Jerome Toomey, James Cough
Jamison. Claude Hammond. Grndall
Burns. Roy Freeman and DR. Fielding
Thacher. There WIZ also he "A committee
OF young girls, with Miss Antoinette Ell
lott as chairman. The other members in
clude the Misses Nan Si!o Sally Me
Call RosamOnd Tonkin Resale Harrison
and Waltona wilkins.
Mrs Leonard L. I'm. the president ~
the society. will have as hey guests that
might Mr. and Mrs l. y. Medium, Mr..
and Mrs Connor. Mr.. and Mrs Gideon
Fountain. Mr.. and Mrs Livingston Foun-
tain. Mr., and Mrs Frank Coster. Mr. and
Mrs George a. Zabriskie and MI aud
Mrs Powell Supper will be served in the
palm room
Announcement has been made by Mrs
Francis A. Phelps OF Wilkesbarre, Pa,
OF the engagement OF her daughter, NJ ~
Alice Darling Phelps. to Dallas Day
Haines, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Haines OF $40 West 1921 street. Miss
Phelps spends much OF her time here with
| relatives. Mr.. Halnes Is n graduate OF
| Columbia, class OF 1919
Announcement has been made by John
Eorsyfha nj lp2 West End ~ ha
| engagement OF his daughter Miss Mabel
| Cameron Forsythe 10 Harold Tohey. son
, OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gr!ffing Tobey OF
| 225 West + ghty sixth street No date
has been set for the wedding.
The officers and board Of managers OF
the city Federation Hotel will give a
large reception at the hotel. ACE West
Twenty-second street. on Wedne sday to
celebrate Its NTH anniversary The hotel
| Is for self-supporting girls Of small means
and IL more Ike n private home than a
hotel. Mrs Eleanor Glogau is the pres-
dent. Mrs Alfred G Bage. vice-presdent
Mrs Gerald Bank Bancker, secretary. and
Mrs. Frank q. Burke. treasurer The
beard OF managers includes Mrs Clarence
Burns, Mrs Rose Drummer, Mrs Adelaide
Grmshaw. Mrs William Gran, Brown
Mrs John Fowler Trow. Mrs Frank Cron.
Use, Miss Florence Guernsey and Miss
Mary Carrot Hay
Members OF the Iiubinstein Club nre
looking forward to n brilliant aftern on o :
Saturday. when the NTH mus cal OF the
SEASON and the annual presidents day
will be celebrated. The ballroom OF the
Waldorf Astoria viii he used for the oc
castor and small tables will be placed
! about where the guests NAV enjoy ten
while listening TO the programme, The
art's.s w,!, be Nine 'Liiia ormona Don
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Astor. Stuart @. Hector and Mss Lillian
Goldman have the topic for the day, In
iernatonal Law: Treaties Between Ma.
tons
The question box is In charge Of Miss
c. Frank and Thomas BeudeN.
There was large attendance on Tues
day M the meeting Of MichiGans Daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Nellie Il. Van SlinGerland. pres
ident, at the home OF Mrs Charles Fin
silver, 57i West End avenue. poem
written especially for the occasion by
the president was read by her on the
Daughters OF Michigan. The president
also presented each member with badge
pin upon which was the State flower. the
apple bosom. The club IL arranging to
give an entertainment at the Biltmore on
Arril l. Mrs S,an,cy Lyman OTIS Mira
John Jay Lynch and Mrs william O.
Hamilton form the committee in charge
OF 1t.
series OF demonstrations OF tho proper
method of moral educat ON OF children
VIII b' given by r. j Gould Of the Eng
tsh Moral Educat onal League to-mor-
row, Tuesday and Weducs lay AT Teachers
College and on March Is at Columbia
University The lectures viii be given
under the auspices OF the international
child Welfare League OF which Mrs.
Walston Hll Brown IL president and Mrs
other members wro are in,ert sted in
the lectures include DR.. Albert Shaw, John
II Finley, ph. D., pr T. r. l.. Could.
the Rev. Percy = Grant, Mrs John L.
M'holland, the Rev, Merle ~ Cro'x
Wright Courtlandt smith Mrs Homer IT.
N.n ostrom, Mrs David Kirk. Prof. sam
uel Mccune Lindsay. Dr stephen 5, Wise.
the Rev John Haynes Holmes. Frederick
! Trevor q. Han, Austin Is Fletcher, the
Rev, Frank Han. Adolph Lewisohn, Ben
| iamtn &, March. Dr John Loyejoy FL
hotI Mis-. Florence Kelly. Prof George w.
klschwey and Edward r, Blown
"Women's Clubs was the subject for
discussion at the meeting OF the clio Club
on Monday at the Hotel Aston Mrs
| George Warren Dunn is the president and
! Mrs. Judson q. Wells Was chairman OF
, the day.
| Mrs. u r. Van Houten gave the his.
| tory OF Sorosis the oldest womans club
/ N existence, having been organ zed forty
/ six years ago Mrs William Grant Brown,
past prcs.dent of the city federal on spoke
OF some OF the noted achievements OF
women, Mrs Frederick Lee OF Eclectic
and Mrs Edwin de Vote Morse OF the
Mania tan study Club spoke on club life
/ In general Mrs Otis OF the Bolce Lad -
Quartet sang several songs during the
afternoon accomna on the piano by
| Mrs j. II Mckinley.
A, the meeting a nominating committee
was elected by ballot Il arrange a ticket
| Tor the ol' cton OF otiiC ers in April on
! the committee are Mrs. j IT. Mckinley,
| Mrs J. +. Kemp. Mrs, II. Z. Griswold
Mrs j. u, Shlpman and Mrs Willis y
! Miner The next meeting OF the club
will he held ON March 30. when Miss
| ella Bleditsch will address the club on
| 'Wom'n In Science" Mrs Andrew j
Shpman will be chairman OF the day.
Kate ClaSton, the actress, and Miss
Nadia CralHen. president OF the Profess
sionai Women's League, were the guests
| OF honor AT the last meeting OF IN,
Current Events Club, The topic for dis
cussion was The Actor Of Yesterday
and To-day" The club. which Is limited
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nj tive republic Of San Marine has.
l ~ AZ the instance Of Italy. abAn-
doned the sale Of titles OF no.
billy Great Britain enjoys the unen-
Stable distinction Of being the only SOW
ereign State to persist in this democrat
izing traffic.
: There is no secret or doubt about the
matter. The London Tires In Its Issue
q February "a holds up the practice
TO public obloauy In . scorching leader.
n which It remarks among other things
that at Is a notorious biemish on our
public life that II Is possible for men Of
wealth, without any other claim to
distinction. by sufficiently large dona-
ions to the party excheauers. to ss-
tablisb a claim for q knighthood. haro-
aetcy or peerage. Far too many honors
are unauestionably the outcome OF AN
indsfensible cash transaction. and thus
vitiats those that are bestowed as the
reward OF merit II adds that both
81 the great political parties In Eng
land are implicated In the scandal. The
Pau .Mau Gazette 10 equally severe In
~ editorial denunciation Of the sale
81 honors." while another London paper
rfdicules the idea Of any British criti-
cism OF alleged corruption In American
politics when in England man Is per-
mitted to purchase seat IN the upper
chamber OF the national Legislature at
Westminster, not only for . term OF
four wears. as In the Senate al Wash
lngton. but for his own life and for the
lives Of his heirs in order Of primogeni-
ture.
Nor can this condemnation OF the
practice by the principal organs Of the
English press. irrespective Of party be
regarded as in the light Of mere news
PAPER sensation. For the House OF
Lords has taken up the matter. and at
the close OF a very lengthy debate on
Monday. February 23, adopted unani-
mously the following resolution. moved
" the Earl of Selborne:
"That a contribution to party funds
should not be con sideration to a Min
lister when he recommends any name
for an honor to the crown. that the
House OF Lords considers II desirable
that effectual measures should be taken
to assure the nation that Governments,
from whatever political party they are
drawn. will act according TO this rule.
and that this House requests the con-
eurrence OF the House Of Commons In
the foregoing resolution"
Among those who took part In the de-
bate were the Marquis Of Lansdowne.
lsader OF the Unionist party In the
upper chamber; Lord Miner. former
Governor General OF South Africa. the
Marquis of Crewe. Secretary of State
Ar India the Earl OF Beauo hamp, an
other member Of the Cabinet. as well
- Lord Ampthill, the Marquis OF Sails.
bury and a number OF other peers, each
Of them recognizing and deploring the
existence OF the evil Lord Miner spoke
Of the "enormity OF the sale Of horors,
while Lord R.bblesdale related an in
stance OF how when acting as whip to
his party he had been on several occa-
sions approached" in the most matter
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Mrs Frederick Nathan has cards out
,or Tea on wednesday afternoon at her
home, 1862 West Eighty sixth street
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Mrs. c. Montieth Gilpln will give n
luncheon followed by cards on Wednesday
at her home. 2O3O Broadway.
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NJ r. CUNLIrpe-owEN.

g vOw that the ancient and diminu-
M tive republic Of San Marine has.
/ Y a, the instance Of Italy. sban-
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Mr.. and Mrs William Jeroms roo,o,
VIII entertain with auction bridge on
InesdaN at their home. 60 West Fifty
third street.
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No date has been mentioned for the
wedding VI Miss Marjorie .:urS';ndcr o!
wilkesbarre, Pa. to Charles Oppenheim.
yr. son Of MIR. and Mrs Charles Open
helm or this ctty. MIR Oppenheim In .
member OF the nrm Of Oppenhsim. Collins
Q Co.
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MIS- John de Witt Warner will give an
huc.'on pfihge party on Thursday .".r.
noon at ner home, aul Lexington ,...,
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FOR the beneht Of the shut.In Society
card party will he e ven on Thur.d,y
afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria undo,
we direction OF Mrs Washington T..
Mann. T."
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Announcement has been made by John
Forsythe OF 1913 West End avenue ~ the
engagement Of his daughter Miss Mabel
Cameron Forsythe u Harold Tohey son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gr!ffing Tobey OF
225 West ghty-sixth street. No date
has been set for the wedding
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Miss virginia Wetherby will be mar
Ned to Oren e Sanford on April l. The
wedding will take place At the residence
of her uncle p. c. Lounsbury, 1877 West
Seventy second street. with whom she
makes her home.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-09-16
Advertis ement.
General Instructions to Bidders.

I. Notice is hereby given that seal
ed proposals for the construction of a
state aid road in Rock Island county,
said road known as section b on route
No. 3, will be received at the office OF
the state highway commission at
Springfield, Ill, until IL o'clock a. m,
Sept. %, 1914. The commission re-
serves the right TO reject any or all
proposals. Proposals may be sent by
mail addressed as follows: "Propos-
al for Construction of state aid road
in Rock Island county, section B,
route No. g."
All proposals shall be made on forms
furnished by the state highway COM
mission. All proposals otherwise sub
mitted shall be rejected as irregular.
Only sealed bids will be considered.
LOCATION.
. The location of the proposed
work is on the public highway desig-
mated as section B, route No. 3, Rock
Island county. as indicated on the
county map. showing proposed state
aid roads, on file in the county clerks
office and also on file at the office of
the state highway commission.
Said section begins at or near east
side of section 8, township IS, north,
range ? east of the 4th p NJ. and ex-
tends in westerly direction for a dis
tance of approximately 1,sO0 feet.
WORK TO BE DONE.
3. Detailed information of the work
to be done may be had by an exam
ination of the plans and specifications
on file at the Office of the county su-
perintendent of highways and also at
the Office of the state highway COM
mission. Springfield Ill.
A brief description of the work is as
follows.
The proposed work includes approx
imately, 2.7S6 cubic yards of excava-
tion in. earth, 20 cubic yards of plain
concrete in culverts. bridges and walls,
1000 square yards of earth shoulders,
1000 square yards of concrete pave
ment, together with all incidental
drainage and other work, all as shown
in detail on the plans and specifica-
tions herein referred to- 1t is under
stood that these estimates are approx
innate only and are TO serve as descrip-
tions only OF the proposed work.
T. The engineers estimate of the
work, exclusive of machinery
and materials to be furnished by the
state. Is three thousand and seventy
nine dollars (S3.079.O0).
BY order of the
=. c. McArdle,
Acting chief state highway engineer.
Sept. /, 1914.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus., 1914-09-16
WINDOW DISPLAY
POPULAR MEDIUM
Importance of Decorating al
Stores Is Discussed by
Association.

The fourth meeting of the Tri-City
Association of Display Men was held
at the Moline Y. NJ. c. A last even
ing Carl Meier OF S. q l., Davenport,
lCctured on the use of cooperation. He
said in part: Window trimming has
improved wonderfully within the last
few years. Merchants are appreciat-
ing more and more the value of good
window displays. The decorator stands
higher today than ever before. We
need a good live association to adver-
tise our profession, then we will r,
ceive the recognition that is due the
men who are selling millions in mer-
chandise through the show window"
Mr.. Potter. president of the Interna-
tional Association, will be unable to be
present at the next meeting, owing to
an unexpected call to New York City
in the interest of the /. A. OF D. NJ.
However, he has promised to address
the local club at its next meeting to
be held early in October.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-09-16

alton of the plans and specifications
on file at the office of the county super
intendent of highways and also at the
Office of the state highway commits
sion, Springfield, Illinois. A brief de-
scription of the work is as follows:
The proposed work includes approxi-
mately, 3,O79 cubic yards of excava-
ton in earth; 1914 cubic yards of re-
inforced concrete in culverts, bridges
and walls; 44.4 cubic yards of plain
concrete in culverts, bridges and
walls; 1902 square yards of earth
shoulders; 5,521 square yards of con-
crete pavement; 2,760 linear feet g.
inch vitrified pipe under drain; to-
gether with all incidental drainage and
other works, all as shown in detail on
the plans and specifications herein re-
ferred to. 1t is understood that these
estimates are approximate only and
are to serve as descriptions only of the
proposed work.
4. The engineers estimate of the
proposed work, exclusive of machinery
and materials to be furnished by the
state. is seven thousand, two hundred
and seventy dollars, (S7,270).
By order of the
ILLINOIS HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
P. c. McArdle,
Acting Chief State Highway Engineer
July "a, 1914.-(Adv).
Rock Island Argus., 1914-09-16
,sals NAV be sent low mail addressed

posals may be sent by mail addressed
as follows:
Proposal for construction of state
aid road in Rock Island county, sec
tion A, route No. IL
All proposals shall be made on
forms furnished by the state highway
commission. All proposals otherwise
submitted shall be rejected as irregu-
lar. Only sealed bids will be consid-
cred.
LOCATION.
2. The location of the proposed work
is on the public highway designated as
section A, route No. IL. Rock Island
county, as indicated on the county
map, showing proposed state aid
roads, on file in the county clerks Of
flee and also on file at the Office of the
state highway commission.
Said section begins at or near a
point 81 feet west of the section stone
between Edgington and Bowling town
ships and extends in a westerly direc-
ton for a distance of approximately
1869 feet
WORK TO BE DONE.
3. Detailed information of the work
to be done may be had by an eXamin-
Rock Island Argus., 1914-09-16
Notice to Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the board of local
improvements of the city of Rock Is.
land, ILL.,, having let a contract for the
construction of watermalns on Twenty.
fourth street, Eighteenth to Twen.
tieth avenues and Nineteenth and
Twentieth avenues from Twenty-fourth
to Twenty-fifth streets, and the same
having been completed and accepted
by said board on the 18th day of Sep
tember A. ID. 1914, and the said board
having filed in the county court of
Rock Island county, Illinois, on the
18th day of September A. ID. 1914, a
certificate showing that the said i'm
provement conforms substantially to
the requirements of the original ordi-
nance for the construction of
the same, the cost thereof, the amount
estimated by them to be required to
pay the accruing interest on bonds and
vouchers, issued to anticirate collec-
ton of the assessment for said i'm
provement. A hearing will be had on
said certificate. as to the truth oi the
facts therein stated, at the county
court house in the city of Rock Is
land. on the 1st day of October A. d.
1914. at the hour OF 300 o'clock a. m
or as soon thereafter as the business
OF the court will permit All persons
desiring may file objections on the
hearing and may appear on the hear