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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
HOUSEHOLDS
HINTD -

Piucushion for the Arm-Those
who have trobule in keeping the pin
cushion within reach while sewing
can remedy the trouble by making one
10 M the wris, or arm. An ordinary
pincushion is attached 20 piece OF
cardboard and an elastic sewed 10 the
edges so that IL will NJ on the arm II
IS not In the way and the pins are
easily reached. 4 pinoushion fasten-
ed securely 10 the arm OF The sewing
machine will also he found very
handy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
rELERRATTs rIenTH nIRrHnA1.

Lsftis Rufh Grove. daughter % Mr.
arf Mrs T. \. Grove. iits sixteenth
street. su'srtains6 - % hsr little
school mates yesterday afternoon from
q 20 o'clock IN celebration os her
esEhfh birthday. The house Nas beau
tifuiiy decorated ~f;h cut ro~ers and
= large white Birthday cake held eight
pink candles Rsfrsshnents % ice
cream and cake we're ~u1oy~d b. the
ehiiarsa and there ~ers merry games
Rsth ~as ieft ~ith many lovely gifts
from her young friends
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

IRE Wissss kafserirs as4 Harriet
farsf- 81 ss~fF bore. $50 Thirti~fh
street. yesterday aftrruoou artr-i a.
easr~ss - 80 ms@hsrs % fss silver
cross rffet~ - EfrEs Daughters. en-
r~-rais.sE a. ts- regular May session.
rr- tsftss ssssr ERE aft~ruooa uaakirE
.efss- c.aFhss Tor gs~ ~ ths visiting
aarEss. ar-oep itshinE guifs q iot %
ss~s 10y s-soTef e sa~isf tire fur-
.rf utieh sssT we're ssrvsf uith r~-
fr~se-s~rss IT, tgr~ r1~~ttnz closes
en- s~asoo Hors ART I'll - h~if In
ere t1cs ef w-s T q T1sf~r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
alr>rrr.-rlrInINe-

Ths m4rrtsEr ~ Misa Mag spa4iflGx
aaa slb~rt Y bsru~ff vss csissrstsd
TnaradaY sVsninE a. fhsir So aoczs
On sttts@nfh sVseee aaf Fogrtserfa
sfr-@f. JafEs y A LsFsoe a@eisflaE
81 the eersn1nT MF Barnett LEI EN-
slog@d as q barbsr a. fas Hotel fiarusa
saf - ors 81 fas wslt saowu YoseE
n@n q m eify SIS hrias anfu -
Gently sas smp'oTef fa ere Math eea
f~rsien@rY Store 6r 8scanf aqeasF.
We sat No. Hsrusff have Esr~ %
haass<ssptaE .r ta~fr n1me o. s.E-
fsenFn aVen4s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
FADED GREEN BLINDS RENO
WAITED.

when your blinds have become
faded and fimsy AZ the bottom. re-
move them from the roller and stitch
a hem Tor the stick Remove the
stick and tack bottom OF the blind TO
the roller. thus reversing your blind.
Nov over the outside brush a little
linsced oil This restores the color.
Next give tire inside OF the blind
thin coat % white paint. let Il dry
for about six hours. then give an
other Thin coat. and do not roll up
until thoroughly dry. This makes
your blinds firm and stir again and
they viii last a year or two longer
and ALL look a. Teii as a uew two
toned blind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
1T. EtTHEEfNE SCHOOL FRO
GRNW.

~ NafBrrfae's school Davenport
has az stFractive ffst o. brasrams
sad sfufeaf eaf-rtafrmrrts far rs
cencfusiaa o. th@ warS OF the seasaa
sn@ fnat eonmsuesu~rF exercises
wffh fbe rfesfsE % the SHOOT f9 b.
Wondav Jans
ne FIRST ~ fhe series or pr1rrars
10 th@ eShfbfti8a % Eyuuuasri-s. asa-s
art dsaeinF fhts afternoon a. 90 m.
in fae school gymnasium
The eamgiets ttsf o. rommrrernFrf
exercises fs as follows
Nay ~. TbgrsGfy Ascension fav
services lr 81 Mays chapel al . Ed
vita address BY Bishop worrtsou
NsV ~. THURSDAY evening Glass
riThs. win snnasl tree prantinE -
ths class
NAV 20. THURSDAY Annual boat
sail or enc steamer o. VI fUu. f1
wbich sft pstraas OF th~ school srf
friends are iavitea
special rragrsm al 80 m on enc
campus
June g THURSDAY =rreparat6-y ~v-
sretses az q . m.
June 4. Frifay Annual musical az
fss0 IN the Eymnasiun
June .. Saturday e 1u1af en- eerF -rlF
PLAY. vttH th@ bresentafion o. .f1ar o.
Are. win pfav ~ Percy WeCsv
Jaas q ausdsy HaeeaIauresFe serr
mon in sd. Warvs chapel st 1880 bT
Bishop MORRISON
Maadsv. June =Commsnreu1~-s
EXERCISES fs sehoof EvufrasfgaT wtfr
presentation Of prizes aet resfseF 9f
honors Both afshap ff1rrtsor srt
Ftshop LanEfsy 90 BE- present
Wsrsar June ft1 M -Nrrgtf
nestfaE 81 - Nssarsfsss a1gs~ae
AZ the scaoof win election art as
ctsssfou % the years WORK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
HewH srt~0N wrvNTtrOIf~ Or
CmESrEN.

The WEneaBolls syn Bhofv srefree
trb whicE is t9 appear al far tl-feTss
theatre MAY g wtfh tse tfsadsf ora
tsrfo Chorus % NgEustara ts row ls 10
swefsth season art eas BAD rae sfss.
est winter o. iJs career
The frst eoacerf vas gwen Oct O.
ssd fifrirs sEs % weeks whtcf eeer
prise tas hone seasou. pfsyef S. egc-
esrts fa Minneapolis ssd g. ragt o.
vifsf as follows Twelve Frbisg sfEhf
svmoeoay concerts 90 poputfF SgHsaT
afternoon eorcefts slx Herfke7eu
eoaeerss ~ Young peoples eeaerrss.
Eve concerts IN connection wtfh ere
rhiihsrm0oic club The Messiah. srf
"ssmsoe ant p~lffah." fs N.nnsapo-
lie snd nfns eeeesrts ga Sc raal %
wsfch one vas % q private nature. BE-
sna FOE members % tae nftuaes0ts ~
aeafiousf association oufy. ths ether
sfEst eonstftgtfnE regular So. Paul
serfes sa4 rseiscfnE che eeresrts ~
tAe fornsr ~ rsgf SYMPHONY ofeEss-
srs On afdisisr % ths above we're tz
eat-ef town appearances az CEfeszr.
OrnsHs. Web. g.. Joseph. ssf Earsas
Cfsr. Ne. Evsnsvtlts sne Fsrr Wsvus.
TAD. Louisville. ~ CoiurssGs. usv-
toe ant sr-faEfetf Osio. aa9 wfsoss.
Nina.
AnsoaE ere soisists who ssvs appear
ed n Minneapolis al 81 Fsal are
Hsfsn stsstsy. Alice Vsrie-. Ftersaes
Hfnxts. Laeffs Stsvsnsen. Irsas Jgasl
fs~crers Aiisu. Mary Am Eaaf-=ar
ard Clara Williams. soprasess Losfss
sera~r. Mildred Potter. G<Esvfsvs
wheat. Cnrfstfae Miller. FraEces Ia
gram Ana eeeS ssa ALMA roessos
rerso-as. eeufrsitss. Josn NeCorz-
sek. Rect ,filis- sad Albert Lis6zgsss.
tsuors A.drrs Ssrts. earitsrss rcs~s
Hsensnn. rsasy Bieo=sef4 Zsfsis-.
eadofpa Gas<. tsosare Borwfex. Ar
thur Sasttges. rtsa Lerrer. Ersaaor
spencer. Jessie vefskops. Ssrsh sat
eel. rtsros Frftz Ereisisr. Af,~-t
sp~iains Mssf Fewsti. Richsre Ger
woazy. C~orE- Nlssss vtoiis Corrs- I
sstsf ca o hixs sf~sssioz. sFo-sizx q
sas vss~ % tss sa-rcGnefnx coa1-rr i
ssd betsy vsssfn essv access 60 ts<
1sws -. fas soestsrs girls pisz % ]
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
DEBORAH CLASS MEETS.

The Deborah class of Broadway
Presbyterian church met for their
monthly business and social session
Thursday in the home of Miss Bessie
Titus, 1885, Fifteenth street After
the business meeting games and music
we're enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be an
out-of-door one and will be held June
: az Long View park. II the weather
Is unfavorable the meeting will be held
In the home OF Miss Georgia Turnbull.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
WASHING CREPE DE CHINE
WAISTS.

crepe De chine waists In all deli
cate tlnts may be beautifully laun-
dersd. ana still retain their original
shades. n a small piece OF crepe
paper. two or three shades darker
than the shade % the waist. Is put In
the riusinE water tthe same as you
would biuingi and allowed 10 tinge
the water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
BtrCHItEs HTALiIE =iss FEON
~TTrTF

me ufr EfF-rs 81 ere r7Vsrsrt %
fF- Flrss w-st1ftsr regres F~fFrfHiar
-.t ss O. sfrrrr tsst ~vs-i-E Gel ere har-
eHes esu 81 sEF eFGfrE. sTraieE go
people aet rraIzteE 500. Tee tables
vsr- trimmed fr tav~rf~r art wfifF.
raFfrF e=rFFrel eres OF Baskets 90
lilies Trey served . f~ft-.9Es well
prepared slrr~~ uttrr vas much en-
f1r~f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
IAnITs nF TAeIrs rAErH.

The ladies ~ the Eazi~s entertained
AZ a card party yesterday afferuoon a.
ere Eagles u~E home. SIX tables %
510 being PLAYED and prizes in the
cont~s,s going Co Mrs ~ q Christopher
~ NoiiHr ,frs James uaEiey o. fhis
cts arf Mrs B~rEsfsr also 90 this
e.fr Ths ladies siti entertain again
is fvn weeks a. q card party in the
hone wheu einch viii b. she game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
tTIFHEATF HtErubtY ANu WIZ
DING AvNfVFg~AHIFs.

Wr set wrs &C., u. W1rszan ester
tanned asea.s -rs OF tssa- families af ar
.etaFaal ties~r al tsrir s6mr. 1919
.rv-esv -elete street. iass sessirE ir
e-lrsrataaa ~ tert~ rrts srafins srr5-
Frrsssv ard s1 eel@brat~ ts~ aari-
vsrsary o. ere 5.Fts % wrs Hforman1
fase~r. ur W " Reed IRE sqerirE
f7tlewfrs ere sr-vtaE @ strsrF vas
ss~rF soeiat.F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

rrr yEv mrer.eE af fer Ladies' Ahd
seet-Fv ef Grace L4ta~ran eh-reh aas
bette vrsfrrtav .e f6F boss q Wrs. g.
A. WsssrFHe<. tFtffs stxfs srrsaF
me sormiff~e 0r eNarE~ ~ ere e1r-
.-rr sfver recently reported thar ff5
Bat er~c cleared fs9af.rF EEssrrss
esssfrrs were teansaefrt and ere eft
srueos was Ftra pFss~,f ir en- inf1rmsi
ssetsr uav. tsr hostess srrvrE -e-
fFesallerfs before Fs close
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
UIAD'T ono
H(N1E
pDeBLINS
sas ELIzABEru TEamP5oM

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am girl
+ 20 years old and I am deeply in love
with a young man four years my sen
Tor. We have been going together al
most a year and for nine or ten
months steady He has been going
with another girl for more than five
years steady. He comes down 10 Jour
house two and three times week. but
very seldom on Sunday nights, as he
works on Sundays: sometimes on
Sunday nights he says he is too tired
10 come and he goes home. have no
reason 10 doubt him. as he has always
told me the truth, but one Sunday
night I met him on the street with an
other girl He never mentions her
name and he seems TO love me as much
as l love him, and therefore / cannot
see why he still goes with her He
takes her 10 the theatre at least once
a week and sometimes twice a week.
but ne has only taken me once. have
invitations 10 go places with other
men and have accepted a few of them,
but not many. as I cannot enjoy their
company as much as his. One young
man who is a junior in a university
asked 10 be allowed TO call on sun
day nights. but my mother says 1
must give up one or the other of
them. as people viii talk if I go with
more than one young man. There is
another young man who has asked
me to 20 with him. but I dare not
accept mis- company unless 1 give up
the other one Do YOU think il is
wrong 10 accept other invitations?
The man for whom I care gave the
II h,a-ra-~,rr n
about two years ago She has given
him a diamond tie pin and also a /
diamond ring. I asked him if he was
engaged 70 her and he said. not ex-
actly." and I asked him again and 7.
he said, no very emphatically.
Please tell me what TO do.
7. B. /
The young man for whom YOU care
does not love YOU or he would not
enjoy the other girls company. You .
ought 10 strongly resent his taking .
her 20 the theatre and not YOU when I
You give him so much of your time. /
II ne is not engaged 70 the other girl I
he ought 10 be when they exchange I
such valuable presents. think your
mother is wrong in not wanting YOU
20 accept the attentions of other men. (
II is perfectly proper for girl 10
have several boy friends. If YOU so
places with others and show the man
that YOU are not dependent upon him
he may find that ne cares enough for
YOU 10 become engaged and drop the
other girl Until you are engaged I
think YOU are making a serious mis-
take in letting such a man call more
than once and sometimes twice
week.
Dear Mrs Thompson. Is it bad
for a woman in doing up her hair to
snarl il and put a roll in it to make
il look thicker. and does IL stop the
hair from growing? If so, VIII you
please tell me how l can do il up TO
be becoming At present 1 wear a
hair roll and pun my hair all around.
I perspire great deal around the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
OK. CIrH WIN Mss nc.

Members % ra~ O.. g. X. eiab urre
rafrrra.ard last evening" bT Nlss Roth
Ems at te- bone ir tt9.irr. me girls
6..sl-,5 themselves with sewing and en-
i1Het must. Erl games. also refresh
arets served tF far hostess. The EeHf
urefrE Of ere club uiif t~ held ir
two sress .r fEr bone OF Miss FLOR
rn.- ErsFraa. fftr ElEEfE avsuUr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
PAD ZOE RARY.s RrGGY.

Take one large bath towel. fold
once and stitch thrcc sides together
tmakiaE a square siipl. then crochet
any simple siitcn all around with
heavy white cotton and put on blue
or pink picot edge Take square
piece 81 rubber shceting. bind IL with
bias tape. slip inside the case. and
you have a serviceabie as well as
nice looking pad for baby's buggy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
CLEAR .son FROM SALE.

The sale conducted Thursday and
Friday afternoons and evenings by the
Ladies Sewing society OF the German
Evangelical church will clear for that
organization about $500. From the
sale % fancy work $3.50 xas realized
and refreshments we're served after
roou and evening In the evening Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

crsn ne ssssoa sish q sasss' pieuie
20 b. bs.f or ueco-atioa Gay a. tie
To~sr. 90 ~aies al u~=h-rs % ths
club I'll - tsvitse- DsriuE ths s-s-
sar R1eE fs-arf girls wfIi - rassfs
- ne elrs frnn rrr - tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
Sunshine SOCIETY WITH yrR>A
BHTHN.

Tho suzshins society Of the Central
Presbyterian church - being enter
tatz~d this afternoon BY Miss verua
B-uhu az her home. 1890 Fourteenth
ana-a-Aais street The girls have
Earss and contests. are served with
iuueh and snloy a merry time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

John Bunny. the beloved funny man
OF picturedom. who died the other
day. once visited the London docks
and was received with such enthus-
tasm that he was moved to tears.
II vas no mere queerness of externals
that gave him his hold on folks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

by the Laura Marquis circle Of South
Park Presbyterian church Will be re-
psated at this time and the address
% the evening viii be given By DIT G..
~ Foss 20 AuEustana. who will speak
on some phase % missionary WORK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

To set color 10 blue cambria. dip u
into a solution % saitpcter. using two
or fhrcs cents worth 20 a pailful OF
water salt viii iniure the fabric.
IN making boiled icing add small
pinch cream o. tartar 20 sugar while
cooking; wiii prevent q from sugar
ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

Hsrs ~. Andsrsou and Mr- Alice
Reese. hoth % This city. we're granted
marriage license IN ChicaEo today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SILK swEATERs SUMNER FAn

Long. knitted sweaters OF silk are
one OF the luxuries the well-dressed
woman will have this summer. These
come in colors and white. One
model recently noted was OF silver
gray and was 20 be worn with
corduroy walking skirt. exactly
matching the shade OF the silk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

A Jewish woman in Warsaw drew
$1,000 in paper out OF the bank. fear
ing capture OF the institution. and
placed the money IN a stovepipe. A
servant then lit fire in the stove.
whereupon her fortune departed with
out even leaving a note.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
ETMENRER WHEN COOKING
ONIONS.

In the cooking 81 such vegetables
a. onions and cabbage where the
ndur Is offensive which is particu-
iariv true iu apartments. n vinegar
is sept boiling on the stove during
the cooking IL viii destroy all odor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM BY chill
uRFN.

4 very successful chiidrcn's program
vas given Yesterday afternoon a. Au-
Eustana college by pupils % Mrs rs
Their Fryxsii. Miss Lille Ceryin and
Prof AiEcrt Ankcr. The program
Trio AR he Chassc .....--.- .Czerney
Adele Olson. Norma MsEuuson. Ardcs
Stock
Violin. Lovers Farewell .....
Joseph Hiii.
IN Rank and File ...-.--..... Lichner
Adeiinc Howkinson.
on ths Beach ...........-.. Rainhou
Fairy Corning.
The Joyous Peasant. .-..-. Schumaun
Esther Brooks.
FfrFrteE .... ... ....... .-..-... Schafer
Ls;i,ia Corning.
Ntoiin. Turkish March .... Beethoven
Boyer Fisher
Spirit % Chivairy .-..... BurEmuiier
Mabel Benson.
Lucille Anderson.
Irene streed.
Inc Chase .....----.... kullak
Wilma Curtis.
Eoufo ......-.---.... ..-......K uhlan
Minnie Lind.
Violin
af-Nciody .--....-....- De Beriot
bl-See the Conquering Hero
Comes -....-----..... Handel
Kenneth Kempc.
Elrn Dance -...-.---.....-....J Jensen
Adele Olson.
at-Sona;ina No. 10 ........ Kuhlan
hi-FuT Elise ...-...... Beethoven
Eivera Peterson
Violin. Scherzo ..............Kl assert
Eugene Burton.
Trio. Tam-o-Shantsr ......... Warren
Minnie Lind. Wilma Curtis and Marion
Tobin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

face and thought this might be the
cause. Would il be bad for me to
snarl the front of my hair if left
out the hair roll? My hair is short
and not very thick.
THANKFUL INDEED.
Wearing a roll and suarIiug the
hair is more injurious to some scaIps
than others. Your roll probably does
make your face perspire. I would
try snarling for a while ana see what
effect that has. Snarling If il is
combed out every night need not be
very injurious. and it alone viii not
keep the hair from growing If the
hair has any tendency TO grow. Hair
now is worn close 20 the head and if
you followed the style you might be
able to get along without either the
roll or .snarling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

both DAYS informal programs were Civ
On and large crowds were in attend
anCe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
PILLSBTRY-LUND RECITAL PRO.
GRAM.

TIE foiIuw.uE program ViiI b. given
b. Miss Agnes Hop Piflsbury. piano.
and sirs Edia Luud. soprano. Monday
~venlnE. May 10. AZ S:IG O'Clock az
thr First Nicholas church
s1rata Opus 20 ......... srhumaua
Allegro. Nnfaute. Sch~rrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

seHratGaetan Songs
Visa Foistoa~ fsoaE % F8fE
Atri ---.-.-..--.. FetrrF1u- Berger
E1 svaEe- "a ssanI ........ Grirs
sac lsoff Footed sn8uI ..... lie
rii NsidaE- rTiu Msv-dsyI ......
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
rHOeKsw MIS- FOrTEE-s KICTI6L

Tts faIl4VtaE ef7frfr VI p ~
seated b. Miss Poster a. ths We ee
nish school Moufar WaT f1 81 q
eri0ck
Piane Carnival MiaGoa sea4eff
Prriuas s~rsaafs a Arfsqgis rrfs-
fesss O. C1l1mHfa~ b4rlrs7lr
rt~rraf rFfV~gr Fs8rtre
V0fes. CseaFlas frans rassF o,eg~af
Sc ss-arH-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

American soaEs
Sacrament ........... MarD~rrd
a Spirit Fiowsr .s Campbell Upton
he sleep That FIirs On Babys
FF~a .e.ae.-s-r. a.-.. Carpenter
ne STAR e-re--.. ......-s.. Rogers
Me- fu-a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

Local officers of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union have communi-
Gated with the Federal Department of
Labor regarding the difficulties of the
telegraphers in st. Louis with the
Western Union, who is charged with
dismissing nearly two score workers
because Of their union affiliation.
Conditions, however, have been i'm
proved, and strike averted.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

suburbs. He is of the opinion that
the city should impose no penalty on
the industry of the busmen. who are
meeting the public need for accommo-
dations.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

tuberculosis cures sold throughout
the country will not cure; some may
aid the patient but none will cure.
Such is the ruling of the Department
of Agriculture, after severe test ap-
piled to all of them.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

On account Of strike Of street car
men at Wilkesbarre, Pa, the mayor
Of that city refuses to collect the H.
eeega tsk q tE,ea pash iran !ltpsy
hHlal HnpllRg hlIFllR PIlIll'R l1a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

rrou11psvILLr TRADES AND LABOR
ISsENBLY-NoetS every and eo9
1th Monday evenings at 9 Z. M Sno
81. and Jefferson Ave. Mo0Se ! ILL.
Ava. ". 8. Haddock. sec'y. y. e.
6ox tok. 81. n. Paraon0s Treas 14o
CsdaF Ave. Jos. 4. Armstrong
vice Pro0.s wheeling
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

OHIO VALLEY TRADES AND LABOR
AssENRLY-Neets 2 p. M. sec9na
and Fourth Sundays. ct 1915 Market
Street. Pres. Charles Huggins; Vice
President. Andrew Y. Fisher: sscy'
pHcns i5I. Treasurer. Thomas ".
saiiSbury; Trustees. g: r. LSnkard.
L. Z. Latlam, VIM. Dixon; 11neoGe
COMMITTEE, James 6caueys FRANK
Kline, W. L. C0moern6os
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
McMECHEN
FULTON.

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