davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
BONDS COMING IN.

Some Moline banks and trust COM
panies are receiving a few of the Lib
erty bonds ofthesecond series and are
delivering them to the subscribers
which werepaid for in full prior to
Nov. Is. However. the majority of
the bonds paid for ON Nov. Is or be-
fore, have not arrived. for the federal
reserve bank Of Chicago is not receiv-
ing a sufficient supply from the treas
ury department to meet the require
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
MANY PRIZES FOR
FARM EXHIBITION
Plans for Institute Next Week In East
Moline Perfected by
Committees.

Plans for the annual County Farm
ers' institute to be held in East Mo
line next week have been perfected by
the committee. Since the original
premium list was announced there
have been many additions to the list
of prizes offered for exhibits in the
different classes.
East Moline will extend royal well
come to the institute visitors.
Following is the completed program
for the mems and women's sections,
and the premium lists:
Tuesday, Dec II, 1917
Morning Session.
Invocation.
Opening remarks by President E. @.
Jameson
Welcome by Dr. G. +. Johnson.
mayor.
Appointment of committees.
1880 to 11:20-Address Rock Is
land County Agriculture, Palmer r.
Edgerton.
11:20 to 12:20-Address, Seed Corn
for 1918, G. r. Bliss, county agent,
Scott County, Iowa
Afternoon Session.
Music
200 to 500 - Address, Modern
! Dairying, Frank Byers Of Moline.
500 to 4;0o--Address, The Laying
Hen, H. C. McCarrel, Undertook, III.
Evening Session.
S:00-Joint session of men and
women. Address by Mrs. J. C, Hess
Ter of Decatur, Ill, and II. c, Nc
Carrel.
! Wednesday, Dec. u, 1917.
( Morning Session.
1000 to 11:00-Address Profitable
Swine Production, l. F. Gilmore, Mer-
Ger County Agent
1880 to 12:20-Address. Soil Fer
Utility, Frank l. Mann, Gilman, I'll.
Afternoon Session.
Music.
Report Of Committees.
Election Of officers.
zoe to 900 Address, Soil Fertii
ity"-Frank L Mann
Evening Session.
Entertainment at Majestic theatre
Free to all farmers and their families
r " 0IHtDS MEETINGS.
C, Y. NJ. c. hall. 824la Fifteenth ave
nue. Tuesday morning
All entries for premiums must be Il
: the hall by noon Lists closed at l..
Afternoon Session.
1:30-Opening address by Floy
: Thompson.
+ Address, Some Lessons i
=, Food Economy Mrs. J. C. Hessler Q
" Decatur, I'll.
Ukulele club of East Moline hig
=. school
III Folk dances.
q Reading Miss Edith Young
n Evening Sessi0a.
q, S:00-Joint session Of men and VI
men at Eagles hall, Realty building
# Wednesday Morning.
d 10:00-Address and demonstration
4 Bread and War Breads" ],
1t Hessier
n Afternoon Session.
S. 2:00--Address and demonstration
10 Vegetables '-Mrs j. C. Hessler
n Baby Show.
lie Addresses by DR.. Pearsali and Mis-
Morris.
Re Reading Mrs. Violet satterdal
20 Nelson.
h Songs-seventh grade, East Molir
IT schools.
al Premium List
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
HANUKAH FESTIVAL
WILL BE OBSERVED

Orthodox Jews of Moline next Sun
day evening will observe the post
Mosaic festival of Hanukah, better
known as the Feast Of the Maccabees
and the Festival of Lights. Seven
branched candlesticks are lighted and
special prayers are said to further the
spirit Of rededication, for which the
Hebrew word Hanukah stands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
ORDERS GAMBLING TO
STOP IN THE STORES

Punch boards are In bad with Com
missioner A. C. Stouffer of Moline He
has issued an order for their removal
from stores. The cigar stands, drug
stores and candy shops are minus
them today Commissioner Stouffer
said that even the children had got
into the gambling" habit through this
agency and declared that the boards
must go. A similar order has been is
sued in East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
SAVES MONEY. TH0rGH.

Chicago, Dec. Edward Petersen
of Lombard, H., Du Page coua.y
dairyman, testified today before the
federal milk commission that he founa
that he had been losing money on his
dairy products for the last 16 years
when he charged up at the market
price the grain which he had fed to
his cattle. On cross examination Pet
.erson said that he had prospered and
had saved money, making payments
on his farm until now he owes only
about $4,000 upon it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
ZIEGLER DISCHARGED

Roy A. Ziegler, who was sent ia
Camp Dodge with the second eontia.
gent from Moline, has been rejected
according to notice received this
morning by the Moline exemption
board, because of physical Deficiencies
that existed prior to his Induction
into the military service. Zieglers
serial number is 4,238.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
FIFTEEN CASES OF
TYPHOID IN MOLINE

Although there are Is cases of ty-
phoid fever in Moline at the present
time, DR.. H. s. Bennett, city physi-
clan, does not know the cause of the
malady He says the city water has
been tested and found to be free from
germs. Inasmuch as the disease
comes from water or food. DR.. Ben
nett believes that it may be due to
the use Of surface wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
CANNED MEATS
SVVtIHF I FHIIuIIi :.
SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
Lethin Bros.-Picture, for best COL
lection of penmanship from seventh
and eighth grades.
Carlson Bros A book, for best col
lection Of penmanship from fifth and
sixth grades
Shallene Bros 4 picture, for best
collection Of knitted blocks from sec
ond grade
East Moline Furniture Goa pict-
ure, for best collection Of knitting
from third and fourth grades.
Cut block game is offered for best
collection of paper cuttings from first
grade
Rubeok the Grocer offers a 49-pound
sack of Western Queen -four TO girl
under II who bakes best loaf of bread
from Western Queen -four.
Atlas Cleaners 81 tie. first prize
John Kloppenborg. $ in merchandise,
second prize, for best instructive ex-
hIbit for bows under T. years old.
SO SnithA hat, first prize; Use
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
OLD GARDENER SAYS
CABBAGE CROP CAN
BE EASILY DOUBLED

That the cabbage crop of the United
States can be doubled is the state
ment Of Jacob Rothlishberger, well
known gardener living northeast OF
Moline. He says that usually after
the heads of the cabbage have been
cut for market no further attention
to the plant is paid, but that II the
leaves are left to remain around the
plant small cabbages will soon de-
yelop which are of better quality than
the larger ones.
Recently Mr.. Rothrshberger sent
his views to the United States food
administration and has received a
! letter Of appreciation in return Al
though born in Switzerland he lived
as "a boy in Germany However, he
is loyal to the stars and stripes and
is anxious to give Uncle Sam the adj
vantage Of the knowledge he has &C
quired during his long, years as
/ successful gardener.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
News of the Day in Moline and East Moline
East Moline Society


Many celebrated characters attend
ed the Silvis Red Cross dance at the
Masons' hall last evening. First prizes
for the best costumes were awarded
to Mrs John Ransom, who went as
Dolly Madison and Thomas Wauless,
who represented Uncle Sam. The sec
ond prize went TO Mrs. Thomas Wan
less, who was dressed as Columbia.
Many other costumes deserve honor
able mention. Mrs. Anton Afstror
made a charming Betsy Ross and An
| ton Afstroff was very good as Napo-
| leon. Little Helen Ransom was the
youngest in costume and she was
dressed as a small colonial maid. Mrs.
Lewis Newton represented Pocahan-
tas and Mrs. Anna Guffln was dressed
/ in the fashion of Good Old Colonial
Days" while her sister Margaret Barr,
was in an 1880 costume. Harry Hoff-
man was scarcely recognized he made
such an excellent Woodrow Wilson.
There were many others that were
lin clever costumes. Paarmann's or
chestra of Davenport furnished the
music and the Red Cross branch
cleared over $40.
| Silvis women reported at $50 for
surgical dressing work at the Silyis
Red Cross rooms yesterday. There
were almost more than could be ac-
J commodated, and they worked all day,
The garment room was busy place
too as there were many enthusiastic
sewers.
Rebekahs held a regular meeting
- at Ryan hall Wednesday evening when
annual election of officers was held as
, follows
: Noble Grand-Mrs. Alice Whit
J march. Silvis.
! Vice Grand-Mrs. Walter Scott, Wa
] tertown.
= Treasurer-Mrs. W. J. McAlpine
: East Moline.
Marie Glynn was hostess to the II
= Fl. girls last evening. NeedleworlI and
: knitting occupied the evening. Mis-.
g Glynn served refreshments and thu
! club will meet Dec. 20 with Rochelle
). Van De Vile
Mrs. II. P. Cosner was hostess t;
the East Moline-W atertown thimblt
= clu yesterday at her home in Wa
>. tertown All members but one wer'
y present and the ladies spent the aft
I ernoon knitting and visiting. A two
- course luncheon was served in whicl
'e the Christmas colors were carried Out
j. The next meeting viii be with Mrs
70 w. NJ briggs of Watertown, Dec. q
u Mrs. Ed Huntington entertained he
y sewing circle yesterday afternoon
re Knitting occupied most of the time
lie and the hostess served refresbment.
or Mrs. Koch of Rock Island will be hos
u tess to the club Dec. q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
SEEkRLY TO SPEAK.

A lecture on "usefulness Of Aut0mo-
biles" is to be given this evening at 5
O'Clock by Otto E. Szekely, Rock Is
land, auto engineer, at the Moline I.
NJ C. A.. under the auspices Of the ev-
ening institute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
BOWLING

The Moline Dispatch won two out Of
three from the Manual Arts in, the
Twilight league on the Moline Y. NJ.
&c. A. alleys yesterday. The scores.
Twilight League.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07

Delivered by carrier at 10 cents PER
week In Moline. East Moline, Silvis ana
Wstertown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07

EAST MOLINE OFFICE,
Ross Bldg, Room No. 8, Seventh street.
Phone East Moline IL.
Roy A. Sears. CITY Eollor
G. ID. Temple ... Circulation Manager
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Kan$an kirjeitd

20 p. Ito s i'll. ia lopplnuat iouIuf.
1 p. fits torstaina ia Iauantaina on
mppi1iiet. &1iitoit1 on polmistettil
Scuiep Gitpn, Spbofen, Yellnpilleil
ia Wfountclairin lcuroisia ioten niitG
OH palion Obielmasia on pube,
runoia, fitarin ia manoolinin ioit-
too ia lailua lefa- ief1 miesfuoron
.. NJ. Satin pilolin on tilaiiuus
tarfoitustaan ,~pastaopa ia fifth toi-
Wonlme iatoibin nomi@uaa ~oianotta-
ia jouffoa. S~ilaiirnitta narten on
malmistettu IL iipuiet obielmafir-
jat joita field jaetaan iltnaiiefii tai.
filIe*. $50
Niioriioieuralla OH tp0fotous mar
rosf. % p. tello 8 ilI. firfosia ia
iilnnuntaina iouIuf. 2 b. flo s iI. on
cbiclman iuoritns ilta
Osfar &i Situbburgista on tul
hut falipnnfiimme ia jdGpi tdnne a.
Iimaan
90. @nttonen.
, Oapatfo painettn firffofunnan
tlrlopoinosia. = 2atoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
0iitos faifille labjoittajillc.
WstomppbellG,
Gemil Soft, ferGGj1.
Serlep GitD, Y. s.

@lponfeliumiiublista, joisia pastr
ri g. Wiettinen of iublophbuiana,
on mlristot jGleIIG. 8eli Iiettinen
juliSti iclap1sti eipanfeliumio, joten
plcn1mc maflilitcttujo, ettG iiit1 oil
iinnalista.
SGGllGfin iitG biljalleen mennGan
ctcenp1in leuroflinta tposiG. Soar.
rosf. II y. of fofops josla pGGtet-
ftiin rofennus allan fiirreelliieSti
tpicoG eteenp1in. Sitte ieuraaapanu
p1hp1nG marrasf. IL p. oil rafen-
nusfomiteon fofouS iosia pG1tettiin
piirustlifiien malmistamiiesta. Scr
Sronf 8ifonoer mnlittiin p~iirustlif-
Tia micmGGn a%rffitebtine ia pitGiii ne
olla tpolmiit eniimdiieen rafenniis-
fomitcan fofonfieen jofa pibetGGn
mororsf. 26 p. Slpar @~ifanberilla.
Suunnitelmon mifaan tiilee ra-
fennettohpafii 5 buoneinen pappila,
3 b~itoneinen ipobtimestarin aiunto ia
litfltfaIi ief6 nGtbin fulilltpot pehi.
DnnG miiitt boitneet. &irfon ollie on
foitpettupa fellariferros iobon m. m.
oietetoan IGmmitpsIaitos iosta job
6etoon IGmmin toto rafenmufieen.
@irffoon tiilee laitettdtpofii entiien
faaiupalon lii6fii ~idbf0tpaIo. So nd-
ma pnGmainitiit tpot titleipot mat
ionloan poIion main falliino oifona
ia mield liiGfii tiilee mitita pienia
forioufiia tebtGipGfii. So faiffiin
on rpbbpttp ieiirafunnan etiio iilmdl
IA pitGen, iilIG t1mdn foritta iaontme
firfon ia toto paifan %parempaon fiin
toon.
Riiniaasti olentte 10 iooncct lob
ioio rofcnnitsto iparten, mutta pol
Jon enenm1n tonpittaiii. @ield ppp.
oammc ioooo tdten fGdntpd pstGtuien
piioIeen t66lIG ia pmpGristolld, toi-
ipoIlo, eta teette Iabioitiifienne EMF
tilosin. 2obioio ottdtpat nastoon
faiffi ioiIlo on f~er6psfirio iefd jinta-
Observation-Disclosures firfosia ia
aIIefirioittonit
Sutret o~rnpeIuieuron ippsmppidi.
fet olfalpot emf torstaina marrasf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Weiu Yorf Drills, Rinn.

SEEM 9orf @iMiin eu. lutb. fam
iollisienraf. ompclnienra panee &ii.
tospdinpana lintlupGapGIIiiet ia fGii-
foloen mppnnin pbti0faupan baoIis-
ia toimcen. Otnpellieuran naiiet o.
auat olleet foposia toubusia ia fano-
meet, ettG bommat menee mainiosti.
&iifopa iilloin fauppalastamme
molttna ola pois. YGimGlIinen Iai-
f,taan mita parbain ia binta eli ole
falliimpi fliin ennenfiGn. Sitten
mDpntl taluorat, oifein olen ibmcteI.
lpt lltitd bppiG ia Griffin hpuin te6-
tpId taparoita. &erran iottumoIto
lain ndbod beioGn ,parastoaan ia in
mostuin min ettei lGboe mieIestGni
ennenfllin fam oifcin filpaiQa Mis-
tG.
Sitten tpo on fallis iota tobbom-
me aitttaa. :
Soipon nGfepGni iilloin palion
fontrilaiiia pai,pdlliiellG ia mppnnis
ia oman tplGlGisten fansIa. Serme
nGfcmGGn. Z?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
SaappanilGbetbfielle on taas tnllnt
!. ienraaiuasti:
Sam MGnnisto.

9rocfet, q. 9of., folebti past.
S. urpiIoiien fautta -. 1925
Taooocf, @inn. foIebti post.
IS. Saafanon faiitta ...... 1893
Baooocf, Minn. torjoilusta
post. S. Saafaran faiitta . 6.24
Heo @pe, Minn. tarioiliiSta
past. s.. Saafanot faiitta ;. $50
&eb gpe, @inn. foIebti post.
S. Soofanon faiitta $3.50. 2.47
&eo @pe, Winn. MISREPRESENTATION
Iabjo past. s. Saofonan #. 1875
9sep Yorf MiIIs, folebti past.
S. Sootonon fantta $3.50. LOG
SopeIius, toIebti, post. S. Soa-
funan foutta. ......... 1876
q. Hibloiomden Iobia
post. S. Sootonan foutta =. so
Srellmon, folebti post. s. Soo-
fanan foiltta ........... 2.75
Suiiidrui foIebti past. s. Soo-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Chen, Mieb.

SeeIliflen ipercn arnlo Gun!
mpff1in mlfaiiec, @cr,st1 noliillcn-
ia Se fil,pan ~fcrtoilee. S5o fiitoslou.
INN pirbfee Spodmet i~pntistcn, aur
lannat ndbod mcrcn Su iiit1 olltlrl-
oen." = Niinpa iplllao piaImista-
fin: "@ciiatfuot SerralIc uitli pei.
IN. TpbGin feiirofiimon pitGG S1n-
ia fiitt1mGn." NiinpG ionoo mnnbo
Stmconfin: "Stlmdni oapot nGbnee!
iinun aittuutcii, jonfa mollmistit foi-
ten fanian eteen, paIfelibefii malls.
tnmoon pofanoita ia iinun fonlaii
Ssroelin funniofii." MpostoIi Goo
mali mDos idnoo: "Huffoot mcIict,
lloltfoot alma Serrasia ia taos NINA
ianon, iloitfaat." SGlloinen ilo on
litd, 1osta apostoIi ianoo: "Senaen
beoelmd on r%affaits, ito, roirbu, pit
fdniieliippS, p%stanpppS, 6ppppS, its-
o, biljaiiulls, pitfGnieIiipps ia pub.
topsl SpoGn Ell moi iloita SsSltmolas-
ia ellemme usfolla tlirpaanm SD
neen. llsfotoin on pelfuri ia pafenee
jimalattomulioesiaan, moiffei fen
fd1n ola bGntd tafoa, len pelfitruil-
Den ipaifuttaa leipotoin pobo omatitn
TO. Stun &ristus on onnettlt meioGn
Observation-Disclosures, ei tartpitic ola
pelfuri, Sun on meio1n raltbammle.
. SeitG Miittajaan firjoittajat, ppp-
oGn, ettd robfeasti julistatte ebefleen
fin &ristlifien roffaiitta, ettG llifiat
~uiioestaan ia taas iruoestaan faiii
tltlla tpirtpoitetrifii SitmaIm raf-
faiioello. Slettebon itie i%aaneet
maistoo ettd Sierra on fiiloinen. Ger
faifille @rttaian l~iifiioille,
tpeliepoelIG,
Sam MGnnisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

'puA V'JoS A"'sSN fN~
fautta.
Slooomooo, Winn. Salon ieu-
rof. folebti past. 6, 9. Nie-
men falitta ......... $2.O1'
Tloo0poob, @inn, Siaf Hiemen
labja past. &. 9. Tiemen
f0ltffd .OO
SlooS>pooo, Winn. 6. Slpoman
lobju past. 6. g. Niemen ftta so.
6loocgpooo, @inn. s. 8. 2uo-
mar labja past. 6. g. Tie-
men fnltttd .5O
S~loooauooo, @inn. Waria WtGfi
lobia past. 6. g. Niemen ftta 100.
G.5omion, Winn, folebti past.
6. 9. Tiemen fautta 49,. $1.37
Gulrpala, Minn. folebti past.
6. g. Niemen fautta $3.50. 2.6S
&alemala, Minn. s. @inquistin
Iabja past. 6. 9. @iemen tito 100
8anbalta fontrilta folebti past.
e. g. Iiemen fautta 49,. LAT
3ice &iper, foIebti post. 6. g.
Hiemen fnlttu ......... .55
8riebt, folebti post. e. g. Iicm-
q nr
men fnltta 2.O5
9rainerb, folcbti past. &. g. Iic-
men foutta 200
9orpcp. folcbti past. 6. q. Iic-
men fuilttn .............. 10
Iasbpaufe folebti post. 6. g..
Hiemen fautta ........ 2.65
Nasbpuiifc, u. Hauffoien lobjo
+ past. 6. g. Hiemcn falitta . LOO
Iostlpuufc, s. Mustellin lobja
past. 6. g. Tiemen fautta :. LOO
Gasbfpoufe, S. &ofalan labja
past. 6. g. Niemen fautto =. 80
Mople, isis. folebti past s. g.
Iiemen farttu ......... 800
Staple, 8is. Sacob Telliien lob
ia past. 6. g. Nicmen folltta 80
Wople, Mis. :. g. TelIilen lobja
past 6. g. @iemen foltto . f.. 80
Wople, S. Saaren labja past 6.
g. Niemen fautta ........ 80
Moss. en-. lltb. far-
iallisieurof. Wr u. &uusfan
S,Smuernlap, Sasf. CANADA, ep.
lutb. ieiirafunnan folebti past.
s. Sapolan failtta 1850. $50
Gorgom, Canada, folebti past.
s. Siripen fautta ........ $50
Gorbom, Canada, tarjoilusta
past. S. Sirmen fautta -. $3.50
Sort @rtbur Saoppanildbetps-
iltbl. post. s. Sirtper ftta 1853
Sort @rtblr tarioilusta ontpe-
li~ielirosia past. S. Sirtpen
fattta 2.40
Sort 8iniamin SaappanilGbetps.
iublista post. S. Sirfuen tta 900
Morgon, SaoppanilGbetpsj. past.
S. Sir,pen faiitta ...... 12.45
@ololu, SooppanilGbetpsi. past.
8. Sirtpen foiitta. ....... 4.95
Nrs SeppGien ferdps
past. S. Siripen fautta -. 5.35
Nololu Mrs Saitalen lobia past.
S. Sirpen fattta 1890, 90
Iimeton labioitiis post.
S. Sirtpen fautta ....... .45
Wbteen11 .......... $157.S1
So6Gmenilet fiitofiet faifille fe-
rGGiillc ia Ia%bioittojilIe. /.
Iatti @isfari,
,O4 Gin. ct. Calumet, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Msbtabnla, Sarbor, ..

Sasid baluamme iulfaista niioen
p%stdapien nimet iotfa o,pat antaneet
mapaaebtoiiia labioia iiiben ferdps-
listaan, iolIa ferGttiin aluustusta
Snomeen, &arstulaan rafcnnetta-
qpaan lutb. gapamfeliumi pboistpfien
rufouSbuoneen rafennus fas5oan. {:
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
Mrs. Bright Buried.

The funeral of Elizabeth, wife of
Jacob Bright, was held from her
late home on Perry street, lambert
vile, last Thursday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. George Boddis, and interment
was in Riverview cemetery under
the direction of LaBaw.
There were many floral gifts, in
Guiding the following: Pillow from
husband; broken circle, children;
spray of pink astors, granddaughters
Ruth and Mildred; wreath galax
leaves and asters, grandsons, Will
burt, Closson and Charlie; spray of
white asters, sister Emma and
daughters May and Tillie; spray Of
pink gladiolas, Florence Hetsel;
spray of white astors, Blanche Het-
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
Pleasing Birthday Party.

Miss Anne Gilbert, of 139 George
street, Lambertville, was given a
most pleasing party on Saturday
evening in honor Of the 18th ami
versary of her birth. The time was
spent in games and musical selec-
tions, and refreshments were served.
Miss Gilbert received many useful
and beautiful gifts.
Those present included the Misses
Lillian Force, Ada Worrell, Jane
Bair, Sara Bair, Rose Moonan, Edna
Burroughs, Elsie Smith, Gertrude
Mongon, Katherine Smith, Blanche
Herstine, Addie Lefever. Cora La
rue, Rose Cooper, Anna Gilbert,
Katherine Gilbert, all of this city,
and Katherine Zahler, of Trenton;
Messrs. Raymond Strouse, Leon
Skillman, Mountford Shaffer, Brad
ley Sine, Donald Kilroy, David Ed
wards, Charles Cannon, Leo Nor
thrup, Raymond Helsel, James War
ner, William Houghton, Joseph
Gilbert, all of this city, and Henry
earns, of Stockton; also Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Warner and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zahler and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Gilbert and daughter.
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20

sci; wreath, l. o. O. F.; spray OF
asters, Mrs. F. W. Larson; spray OF
asters, Mrs. John Holcombe; cross,
Charles Young and family; wreath
of galaz leaves and asters, Mrs. John
Lilly; spray of asters, Mrs. c. w.
VanSciver; spray of pink asters,
employees of drill crew; spray of as
ters, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs.
Charles Smith; spray of purple as
ters, Mrs. Ralph Young; wreath
galax leaves and roses, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Jackson; wreath of asters, Sis
ter Sue; spray hydrangea, Mrs.
Hetsel.
Mr.. Bright and family wish to
extend their. thanks to the friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
them during the illness and death of
wife and mother.
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
POULTRYMEN'S
DAY ON MONDAY

The Hunterdon County Poultry
Association, with headquarters in
Lambertville, is planning for a big
day on Monday, September "a, when
Victor G. Aubrey, extension special
ist of the New Jersey State Agricul-
tural Experiment station will come
here for a demonstration in the af-
ternoon, and an address in the
evening.
Prof. Aubrey will explain the
methods of culling out laying hens,
from fiocks on the farm of Fred. j..
Mathews, a mile north of this city
on the road leading to Dilts' Corner,
and it is expected that not only
members but many others will be
present. 1t promises to be most in
teresting, as several breeds of fowl
will be examined and lectured upon.
The evening meeting will be held
at the city commissioners room in
the Masonic building, and like the
afternoon meeting will be free for
everyone.
The Poultry Association has doub-
led its membership during the sum-
mer, without any particular effort
in that direction, and the list now
includes: DR.. Theodore Balderston,
Artman B. Lambert, Elmer E.
Hawke, William A. Ely, Jonathan
M. Lambert, Lewis D. Kerr, Arthur
Sheetz, Theodore G. Kitchin, Fred.
J. Mathews, David w. Hoppock,
Robert Hoppock, A bert Yos, Alvin
Hortman, Charles Chapple, Joseph
Phillips, Arthur Lauderdale, George
E. Barber, Thomas r. Hunt, Samuel
w. Kerr, C. C. B. John, Lambert
vile; John S. Cray, Raymond Cray,
Bertrand Buchanan, Harry Corners,
Harry Carlson. Leon Niece, Robert
johnson, Joseph C. Slack, A.. Lee
Harrison, A. Carlson, Mrs. F. j. Ep-
pele, Percy W. Bush, William E.
Rittenhouse, Carmon Larson, Stock
ton; Zeph C. Drumm, Rosemont;
Manning F. Potts, Charles N. Hig-
gins, Jacob Abbott, H. H. Browne,
Frank L. Trout, Ringoes; Edward
r. Johnson, Center Bridge. The
officers are: President, F. j. Math-
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. THERON LEE, PASTOR

REV. THERON LEE, PASTOR
All are cordially invited to the
services of the church which are held
at the following hours
Sabbath School 10 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m.
Teacher Training Class 2.15 p. m.
Mems Brotherhood meeting 6.45
p. m.
Twilight service $50 p. m.
The last of the Union services of
the Baptist and Presbyterian con-
gregations will be held in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday next,
September %, DIR. George Boddis
presiding at both services. In the
morning DIR. Boddis will preach on
the subject, THE Christian Life ac-
cording to Christ" " and in the even
ing on the subject, Things Freely
Given Us Through Christ" +" The
Sunday school services of the church
es will be held as usual. Prayer
meeting services on Tuesday evening
at 7.45 in both churches.
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
ENDLESS JOB.

"My wife finds our portable house
quite a convenience"
"Eh?"
"We have to turn it around for
her, to face the sunset, and again
So that she can see the sunrise when
she feels so inclined"
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20
DIVORCED.

Prominent Clubman-Well, I see
Henpect has peace at last.
Clubman (also prominent)-Yes,
but with an awful indemnity
Judge.
The Lambertville record., 1917-09-20

The Sandy Ridge Baptist parson-
age is being repapered for the new
pastor, and William Hunt, of this
city. furnished the various kinds of
paper for the work.