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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
international News Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Repre-
 n;ative Webb of North Carolina, he judiciary has announced his in- ention of renewing his fight for pro- ribition by pushing a resolution he las introduced, providing for an mendment to the federal constitution ]ortation of alcoholic liquor 70 be ised for beverage purposes.
 The North Carolinan said the re- ut of the recent election demon- rated that the liquor question is .he
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
FAV0RS PROHIBITION
 OPPOSES SUFFRAGE

coming great issue of the day and that the sentiment In favor of prohi- bition is rapidly increasing.
 Unlike the majority of prohibition advocates, Representative Webb an- nounced that he is still opposed to woman suffrage and said that he thought the activities of the women ir the democratic party In the recent campaign did not serve to increase the mittee of which he Is chairman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The monthly drawing of the Lomen Bros. took place last night at ten O, lock in the drug store in the rres- CT ce of a small crowd of interested spectators. Five numbers were drawn. Tte first of these was 1040 which en- titles the holder to the Victrola prize. The fifth number was 4S5 which will be held until May 31 when 1t will be one of the competing numbers for the grand round trip prize.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

lap Nose eon init;ee. to haev charge of the Moose burden handi- eau for the Shaunghnessy cup. which consists of Messrs. Ned Darling, Geo. Burger, Russ Downing. Fay Dele gene and Leonard Seppala, are re- ported to have gun active prepara. tions for the great race.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The reindeer drive from Golovin is now near town and owners of valua- blo dogs with tendency to roam might do well to keep them under restraint for the herders will not al- low dogs to stampede their deer asst winter and again last fall, dogs of value were shot by herders to protect the herd as i5 allowed by law
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
NOTICE.

Such Eagles as have retained the.r independence and remained in a state of single blessedless, are pleased tc invite their married brothers anG their wives to the bachelors party to Dc given Saturday, February 3. s:3C sharp. They will be particularly plea sed to entertain all their lady friends on this occasion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
International News Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The cause of suffrage in the house of represen- tatives received setback when Rep- resentative Walsh of Massachusetts recently was elected by the house to membership on the judiciary com mittee. He succeeds the late Repre-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The guessing contest as to the num- Der of candy pellets in the jar In the window of Roses candy store will b determined this afternoon when those who suggested the contest will be given the pleasure of counting th sweet drops.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

Attention has been called 70 the fact that 4 me people outside who think of Us up nero in Nome as liv. ing on bluhler dn6 bear meat would h' sLtrrisod 10 know that on the drst Of February fir, sh grapes of good qu9bly were offered for sale by PoleL x pme does 0, lack for all the neces- sities and luxuries. Outside papers please copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The number 4S5 in the Lomen Bros. .r,v v'rt which has q chance in the grand drawing for the outside trip was found to be held by Doc" Brink CT who got this coupon as result of purchases at the clothing store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
SET BACK FOR SUFFRAGE IN HOUSE COMMITTEE

sentative Moss. of West Virginia. who died several months ago.
 Moss was strong suffrage man. With Moss on the committee the auf- frage and anti-suffrage feeling was very nearly divided. The antis had a majority of one vote, but the ap- puintment of Walsh gives this impor- tant committee from which so-callec Susan B. Anthony suffrage amend n.ent will have to be reported, If a: a'. a majority of two against woman suffrage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The social dance of the Miners He me Club last night was we'll a:- tended and proved entirely enjoya- hle as do all the affairs under the auspices of this club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

The committee appointed to draft by laws for the automobile club has completed it's work and will report to a general meeting to be held at Judge Ft bbes' office Friday evening at s o'clock when the club organization will be completed. All owners and ,Ii,ero of cars are interested and are expected 'o tp present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
NEWS NOTES

It has bern announced that the Lo- iaon re.n. plile for the month of Fei uals Jill be a sA aut5Sraphic fcieinr pocket kodak.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

thing. My kidneys acted too often. causing me great deal of annoyance. Doan's Kidney Pills fixed me up In good shape"
 soc. at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

Representative e-elect Allan started for Juneau today by the overland route with a corking team of nine
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

Advertise In The Nome Nugget Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

All kinds of sleigh and ski wood on sale at Ross mill and shop. Aiso building and mining timber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01

Tho Nome Bowling Clubs alleys are ' ow open from noon to naidniaht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE. Let the Nugget do your letter writ. ing by sending the Weekly Ns9Get :o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
YasfraI TEA II seven Acres.

tn an effort 10 raise money with
which 20 carry on the work of the mu-
sic department If the Moline Woman $
club. a musical tea wiz be given at
Seven Acres. the nome Of Mrs. G. A.
Stephens in Moline. Tuesday evening.
Dm q Tickets are now on sale 81
the studio Of Miss Mary Lindsay Oil
yer in Moline OF may be procured from
any member of the department and II
is hoped shat these viii be purchased
at once ed that tho department may
have a means Of knowing how many
guests 70 provide for Proceeds viii
DC used for the departments pledge
10 the Woman's club piano fund the
Woman's building fund and for local
charities. There ls great need just at
present that people should be remind
ed that local charities are sti1I need
ing funds and that all resources and
al energy must not he expended on
the Red Gross II Is hoped that this
tea viii have an enormous patronage
and that large sum VIII he realized
for Miss Salisbury's work and for
Bethany home.
Miss Grace Ames Of Davenport will
give a recital and Miss Edna Mitchell
aua Mrs Evlan Sargent of Moline Will
give piano and organ numbers II
viii be q delightful affair aud refresh
ments will be- served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
PER SONAT-s
POINTS

J Fl. jacobson has returned from q
sojCurn Is New York
James X mckinley Of Newark. n. J.
arrived last evening for q weeks visit
lu the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy salzmann. 2504
Seventh avenue lea this morning for
Los Angeles, CAL 20 make their home.
air. and Mrs l. II SaIzmann accom-
panied them to Los Angeles TO spend
tine winter
Dr. O. +. Silviz has returned follow
ing visit in South Dakota
MF- and Mrs. william Day. 1929
Thirteenth avenue. left Yesterday for
visit OF several weeks ia Denver.
Colorado Springs and other places Of
interest in Colorado
A daughter was born Friday to Mr.
and Mrs Walter G Murphy. 1916
Sixteenth street.
Miss Amy Henderson, who has heen
spending the summer with relatives in
the city has gone TO Dallas. Texas.
where she VIII resume her work as
teacher at Miss Hockaday's school for
girls,
Mrs. r. ID Burgh. 902 Twentieth
street. had as guests Yesterday Mrs.
Fred Smith and Mr and Mrs. z. w
AppIeby Of Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
LABORERS m GREAT
DEMAND OVER STATE.

Help Of ali kinds is in great demand.
according TO q statement made todav
by Fred W Bjnck. superintendent of
the local state free employment bn-
Eealt Director Barney Cohen OF the
department Of labor at Springfield has
ISSUED an appeal for workmen IN all
OF the principal cities and at the Rock
Island arsenal Laborers are in tbe
greatest demand. with machinfsts. cah-
met makers and toolma kers next Dur
ing the past week at the local aHea
work was provided for 81 men and
women In the male department asa
applied fer work. 573 for help and a78
jobs we're filled IN the female dansrt~
ment S. applied for work, 10l for helm
and % were given jobs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

yours and he was pleasing you by
pleasing your friend. He probably
shouldn't either. You have nothing
to worry about at aH
Dear Mrs Thompson. / am girl
Il years old and I go with d young
man who has broken several dates
with me tne last minute. I know that
some Of his excuses have been untrue.
and I think all Of them Last night
he had date with me and broke it.
was DISAPPOINTED and uy sister took
me to the theatre. a thing which she
hardly ever does. because my father
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

Dear Mrs Thompson. I am 2 girl
= years old and recently I have be-
come enJaged TO a young man year
and two months my junior We love
each other dearly and ! am sure we
shall be happy together but he leases
me about being older than he is When
cur friends come in evenings to see
us he tells them that 7 viii be an old
woman and like to sit by the Hearth
while he IS still young and spirited /
know he is just Joking, but he hurts
my feelings very much. / want TO ask
him not To say such things, but
don't know just how to do it tactfully.
What would you suggest?
GERTRUDE H.
What the young man says about
the difference I'M your ages is really
amusing, and YOU should have
sense Of humor enough not 10 resent
his remarks. D0Bt be hurt Just
because you are a year and two
months older than he lis couldn't pos
slbly make any difference in your
happiness but the situation does give
him chance to be funny. Don't say
anything TO let him see that you are
hurt or lacking ia sense of humor.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a few
nights ago had date to meet q
young man at the corner drug store.
we met there because we both have
quite far 10 go and can't very well
meet at nay home except on Saturday
night and Sunday. This night 7 had
been talking 10 girl friend of mine
and she walked with me TO the corner
and when the boy I was to meet saw
as together he suggested that both of
us go with him to q picture show i
After the show he took her home and F
went with him and then he took me
home He showed the girl good deal +
of attention and it makes me very blue. +
What can't do to win him back2
BROWN EYES.
There is nothing for you 10 do to
win him back because YOU probably .
haven't lost him at all. The circum- /
stances were such that he couldn't T
very well take you without asking
the girl TO so. too. and it was quite T.
polite of him to do so because it aD- +
peared that the girl was a friend of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
RURAL BRANCHES
HELP RED CROSS
Outlying Districts In County Hare TX.
ceHttoRaiIE Large embersbips.
Says Reports.

According TO a report issued this
morning by Miss Famine A. Levf. as
sistant secretary Of the local Red
Cross. the Rock Island chapter has
now 10 active branches ORGANIZED in
the rural districts in she county. each
doing good work
Following are the names Of the
branches ana the membrzhip of EACH
Bowling. 1875 Buffalo Prairie ia.
Cardova. 49, Coal Valley. 80. Ede-
InEton. lo0s IilLsdaIe. 63 twIsa an
equal number registered in the Mo-
line chapter1 DrurE. g.: Port Byron.
1875. Rural 1872
These figures. the report goes on to
say. indicate remarkably H#eh on
relImenc for the Red Cross in fha re-
spectlTe districts Milan operates am
auxiliary with "a residents enrolled
The branches differ from the anxfI{ar-
les IN that the branches are seIf-gov-
ernlng. while the latter bodies work
under direction ot the local chsnter
The branches raise all Of their own
funds and purchase their own mater
aus Tor making of dressings and other
lied Cross supplies The local chan
ter VIII from time to time puhIish a
comparative statement showing how
muca work is being done by the
branches
Indications are that Rock Island
VIII supply its fuH quota Of comfor+
KITS asked for the Christmas ehfnnenf
70 France. Numerous inquiries are
BENG made daily at the headguarters
as TO instructions for making these
KRIS The national Red Cross intends
70 secure 100000 kits by Nov. / if
possible. Even woman must stand
her own expense in MAKING tba 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
wre. yor4 sururised on nfrthday.

Mrs Bertha vogt was surprised IN
her home. eI3 Fourth street. yesterday
by q company " friends who came e
assist IN the celebration Of her Dirta~
day Included 81 the company were
the following Mascat4ne people VINO
came BY machine. Mr. and Ars aeoF ge
sunuaan ana daughter. BIr ard Mrs.
Herman ennrau. mir and Mrs Her
vnar fsror<airg ard RTr and Mrs Gus
4af Maaqtfr ana daughter The after
moon ara evening we're spent in IN
formal scc3ablIffv and a course supper
Wa served Garden flowers in pretty
x,er fafg g-e~a ,taad To decorate the
house Mrs vogf was presented with
a pedestal. jardlnfere and fern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
SOCIAL EVEN is


The Rock Island County Woman s
Christian Temperance union viii meet
In annual session tomorrow At the
Memorial Christian church Third ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street Sessions
will continue through the day ana eT-
enlng and wiz be led By the state
president Miss Helen Hood. whC will
give the evening address Reports of
county superintendent and officers
wi3 be received and the business Of
the year attended 70. The ladies Of
the local unions. Central Kingsbury.
Hi and Auaustana. will act as host
esaes ard b0tH dinner and supper VIII
be served at tbs church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
= of Granddanehters.

Mrs. George Smith. in her home,
1412 Third avenue. entertained com
panv of little folks Saturday afternoon
in honor of the sixth birthday arul-
versary of her graz @daughter, Gather
inc c. Rose of Moline The children
were invited for the afternoon and had
a merry time with games and contests
and they greatly enjoyed the birthday
lunch served in the course OF the aft
ernoCn- The table had in its center
large white birthday cake on which
were six yellow candles. and asters
in many lovely shades were used ais
the floral decorations of the table.
Catherine received ever so MANY pretty
gifts and one she especially priced was
d gold bracelet the gift of The children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
Series of Faculty Recitals.

A series Of recitaIs ia be given by
the members Of Auguetana coaserva-
tory faculty has been announced for
the first weeks In October The frsr
one in the series viii be given hv Ivar
Skorgaard. the new teacher III voice
al AUEustaua. A man with inrerua-
ti0nal reputation. his first appearance
invites the interest of music lovers
J. Victor Bergquist the director. has
not been heard in this community in
recital bnt with the installation of
the magnificent new and large three
manual organ he has decided 90 give
series of recitaIs. Mr.. Bergauist has
been heard not only i'm this country
hut in Europe as we'll The new of
gan i'm the college chapel gives him
the opportunity. Arvid SamueIs0u.
whose work as an artist has been So
well received in this community. Will
be heard in q very interesting PRO
gram. AS pianist his work has
been recognized wherever he has
played. Since coming 10 the COLLEGE
ne has been heard in several recitaIz
and an announcement of his appear
ance in recital always ELECTS the in
terest of the public The dates of
these recitaIs VIII be announced later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
5. (. <. Clnb Nuffine partv.

The s. s s. club of the Evangelical
Church Of Peace enjoyed q uuttinB
party yesterday, 10 Of the girls leaving
the city a. 10 80 with well filled basE-
cts and empty sacks They rode
through AndalusIa. and after empty
ing baskets and filing sacks returned
to the city in the late afternoon This
is the second of the parties arranged
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

The Busy Bee Sewing circle cleared
81 as result Of the sale Of home
bakery goods held Saturday afternoon
In the new drug store Of + ). Riesss
Eighteenth street and Second avenue.
AN the goods were disposed Of and
the proceeds are to be used for the
society benefit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24


AIr and Mrs Fl. L. 4Iuebotter of 2110
Main street. Davenport. formally am
nOunCe the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Marie
Elizabeth 10 Lieutenant Harold Rel
mers Bechtel son of Mr. aud Mrs
George NJ BechteI If 112 Rusholme
street Davenport
The wedding viii take place at $50
Saturday afternoon. Sept %. at the
Iuebotfer home, only relatives with O
few intimate friends OF the young pe0-
PIE to he guests.
Miss Huebotter is the elder daugh-
ter of Henry l. Huebotter, president
Of the Iowa Furniture and Carpet com
paHy, and vice president Of the Ciu-
zens Trust and Savings bank Of Dav-
export After completing her course
in the public and high schools OF that
city she finished ~ the National Park
seminary. Washington. d. c.. gradual
ing last year Miss Huebotter is a
members OF the Delta Sigma sorority.
aud is one az the popular girls of the
Younger set
Mr. Bechtel is the only son of George
n Bechtel, head of the George NJ
Bechtel Banking company, one Of the
largest bond buying houses tn the
west He is a graduate of Philips Elk
eter and also of Harvard where he
was q member of the class of last June
After three months in the training
camp ar Fort Smelling. Mimi. Lieu
tenant Bechtei received his commits
sion with the Forty-t3rst infantry
United States regulars.
The mex home after the wedding
Will be in St Paul Lieutenant Bechtel
being stationed AT present at Fort
Smelling. where he is a member of the
&nstructinE force of officers
Mrs. Ralph Guy. formerly Miss
Leila Rice Of Davenport. whose home
s. i'm Dellas. Tex and who has been
spending the summer with her parents.
Bir. and Mrs J. IT. Rice of Main street.
is entertaining a . knitting tea of to-
Gay for Miss duebotter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
/: CHURCHES


OAK Grave r-nito,4 Eg..e.y, ,-.e,-s,,, ms,
Juniors vii T1asf a. 80 -+as's..,- a.
the church.
The PoT Scon-s viii ,,a.+ --...-...,.
r Iac6nar g5l1 ~ rs 9reg -, s5 Fl D.
the bows fhe FIRST lesson in F-zt LII
randagsnq III - a''
PRAYER services win he baf5 We'd
" 4-ez-9.sr. .,,----+...-- ~ ~ re ts's " T"-
The choir 4+I1 nesf qnr rs.as~s,1
Friday evening af .ha cbrroh
school pun.Is viii nsat s+ 40 -
nas,la,- a-+ar.o,.r. ~. ..---...1 -
SUNDAY any
PRAYER Services. ,,-ff5. IN 7-..t.r. rz-4-
day evening at the church
soufb PARK prexhvtarf.n -r..-.s-.
evening +Ea 8roti.,rt-.i. 49, .--z,
meet FOR The arrlsI s 80. ,,.'' WI
ri m al o 55-5 Sno -,..l, -,
Tuesday for +he pa 20 -. 10
yvadnas4ar- 49,. - " i----
Juniors Wifi h0Td $50 f,,...r ~.
the teachers, r-a.,f,,.- - ~ zl-'
Thursday affa,-r,7~,,7 81 90 ~
mans al3f14 ,:--if f,-,f.5 ~ 80, 80 - W "
al the church M = -''L=
AIedo Who has ens74 800 49, o-
Cuba wifi he +r. -.-.=..[t-+--I .L1l III
and manbars oy ~ -- ..sI.i pa. 9peaAel,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
E



+ Grace LaiheFah Inc tFi-cltE Luth-
s'ali 2"HIaS 7tt9ot leaeoef7 asaecla
I-Ai's lutheran church, Moline
11 comm il.t-ioL 1l-77 meeting aho
Dlas or services Y eahesaay evening
o lt,.- '--7 wees
"' '.-@'-Ne GU" NIL meet aulS-
aa5 >- 5.-l'-17 y" ''1 5e$-iu7 i1ts77t4 1-7L
H. .N "a. i a ..--1.- .-.+-t al venue.
t-..'+-1- '9@@"- T. ++5 -Aee.
quay evening iA Aaimahuei& Lulh-
e-9- eh0iaAr ofIy-slAtA street, Mo-
.-i-1
-.-5 ~. 1Liietiah -- lhts evening
e"N.1.-as VIII meet IN the First Chris
,'9-- laii. davenport
oLIo' TO" 4a an aLi-aaF session the
sock Island County "oman.s Chris
llaA eA pefa4ee union viii meet at
VII a-. serve - ll1aeT and and. lunch
..-l l.s CT wees "l-l he held We'd
s' 75--i-@ al lAe e4uFll
--l. aA&z afternoon the Ladies. Aid
7otAo.s w ~ meet with Ars- w. A. Ror-
-@*'i-' QUO west r iitn street. Davenport
stem ...'S aslaHelhe "i-i meet at the
-. ~ a. --- -- 81 : " l.oeA ana go III body
~ 'N--t7'-+ = A-5La-.
1AlL.A iaE Loyal Hereans
--.l. '--[ VITA MT. aHa Mrs
l-- .a-li-H street
lIN. Htih"Hist his evening at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
Barstow and Rural Units ". C.N. n.

The Barsrow unit Of the women
committee of national defense will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
~ the Barstow Methodist church Mrs
Andrew Q Brien viii be the chairman
in charge. Good speakers viii pre-
sent the necessity Of organizing dir
ferent units aud ali women in Han7n-
ton township are invited to attend ana
be prepared 10 ask any questions
about things that are not clear tn
them. One thing that will be clearly
explained IS the subject of reefstra-
ton. The speakers viii explain how
the government is requiring the reg
istratjon OF all women that it NAV
know who the women Of the c0unrr,
are. where they are for what thaE
are trained and for what thev desire
10 be trained for all the women can
do something in the way OF active
service for their country. No woman
will be drafted and none will be re-
CURED TO leave her home for service
except on her own YoIiton. bat this
Nlil give every woman an opportunity
TO state what she is anxious to do
The registration cards viii be re-
tanned by the local committee and
women do nor sign the registration
cards. that being done by the regis
trar, The women OF Rock Island
county are responding enthusiast
cafly TO the call fer registration ana
when the time arrives will be ready
with their services.
Rural township unit Of the national
defense will meet with Mrs Annie
v } Adalr, the chairman presiding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

Local Couples Licensed To Wed.
John T. Dixon Of Rock Island and
Mrs. Frances Gibson of St. Louis and
John Joseph of Rock Island and Miss
Maria Weber of Chicago were issued
licenses 10 wed iu Chicago today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
Is in. bleaci1ed and I'M
bIeached tOweIing
12RC Yd.

Heavy quality bleach
ed and unbleached tow
cling, full Is inches
wide, close woven and
finely finished, very de
sirable for roller towel
use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

A big purchase of kodak albums,
heavy black karatoi covered. large
size SEI0 inches, with pages for
quantity OF pictures.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
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|Society Notes

AT the December meeting of Maize
land Arbor. Ancient Order of Clean
ers. of Rutland and Dayton townships.
sixteen new members were accepted
into the order. the initiation 10 take
place on Friday evening. January 4.
1918. j. l.. Huffman, state manager
of the A. O. o. G.. who with his wife
are now located in Ottawa. has been
doing some excellent work in this
vicinity. and is meeting with great
success stimulating interest among
the different arbors Of his jurisdic'
, ton. The new members were secured
thru the efforts of Mr. Huffman and
James l.. Meaeher, chief cleaner OF
the local arbor Messrs. Huffman and
Meagher will both attend the bi
ennial convention OF Cleaners to be
held at Kalamazoo, Mich. on January
Sth TO 18th.
The following notice appeared in the
st. Paul papers Dec. %.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Skinner, So
Portland Avenue, ST. Paul. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Elizabeth, to Mr. Sidney S. Porter
! 5454 Hyde Park Boulevard. Chicago
ILL., The wedding to take place early
in February