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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Help Wanted-SaIesmsn

EN-IneEperienced or experienced
city or travelling Free employment serv-
Ice FOR members send for fuu particulars
Address. Natl SaiesmenE TT. Assn, Dept
"a EEIc.Eo. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Apartments Furnisted 3 Unfurni,hed

Z LANCoLN AFIc-f fur. or unfur- Groom
apis. 30 we Boulevard- Pm iI61-
. GERMANE-Furnished and unfurnishec
Z apis. so W. Missouri Apply 5anitor
I ABATEMENT y. Virginia. Phi 2725
{ PATTERSON APUS-Is17 Mesa Furnished
{ and unfurrished. Also furnished apart
ments- 1910 n. Oregon
f AUSTIN APIS. furnished and unfur-
nished- A. =. Coles & Bros. agents 2o4
y. Orsgen St Phone Iss-
THE KIuBALL
Nicely furnished or unfinished apart
ments. close IN New. clean and W. kept
I Apply Ant !. go Prospect
B PiCkRELL APTS-Tvvo Cr fodr room mod
Z ern steam heated Inspection and prices
will convince you they are the best in the
city special summer rates Phi 1g14M.
For Rent-Apartments Furnished
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3 ROOM APT. for rent close in Call s0sL
APART1iENT-l7ls Montana Phi 7745.
MODERN APT-l3lo 3iundy. m ssi5R.
MODERN Apis. close in S17 y Il Psso.
FkONF APT.-Close in. ~ y. santa Fe-
GEORGETTE APTS-T,vo rooms kitchen
e. bath III y stanton
one, TWO & FOUR ROOM aparfments.
win s-eeplrE 1orehes- SIS y kansas.
ONE LARGE room apartment. kitchenet
and bath III ~ Kansas Phi 50f7-
- ~ a aAAaaNA ia nome near AN-n scLull-
al morrLnss, lali p Campbell
ARAGON ATS, S1s E. Rio Graade- Phone
1850.
ST REGIS APTS.-46s n Missouri 81
Modern apis. close in- Pm 1855
MONTANA-Furnished apartments 81
Montana 81 PA l2lo.
VERY CLOSE IN-T1yo large rooms and
Sleeping porch. wen Furnished. clean; no
ol1ecton % children Phi aim
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED parfr1ert- fv-5
rcorns and sleeping porch Also bed rooms
INC y Oregcn- Va Apt Apt L
FURNISHED APARTMENTS and rooms
not water and steam heat Close In Phi
1858.
FOR BEST-August , 1rodesn four room
apartment on ground floor. s025 Fl BnuI-
evard. Phone ISL
SAN ANTONIO APTS-2I0 W. san An
tonic. Two room Apis. with large closets
and bath. air cool summer rate. Phi $3.50.
AIRY. BREEZY AND COOL
large rooms MARGUERITE APART
MENTS- Phi ss07-
COfA APIS--One or two room apart
ments with sleeping porch 10CS Magof-
I'm Phi so5s-
3 BEAUTIFUL Outside rooms. iirhts. va
ter. no sick. no children or pets ref
erences- PA 6l.1 2209 Montana. Apt A
. ROOMS, kitchenet. private hath and
sleeping porch. SIS. GIL West Missouri
ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. two
rooms ard sleeping porch; also bed rooms
nc ~ oregcn- virginia Apis Apt J.
At FIVE POINTS-Suitable, for army peo-
pie. one room. Eitchenet. bath. well fur
nlshed. Disappearing bed. also bed room
Phi Sf15-
THE STARK apartments. get them quick
while the rent is cheap Two furnished
uptodnte apis. 1914 y. virginia. Apply
ianltor or phone 15iL
NEWLY FURNISHED. i've or two large
outside looms. baths. sleeping porches. "a
rage very cheap 10 good permanent ten
ants Phi $3.50.
MCKNIGHT APARTMENTS
Completely furnished. convenient Fort
Bliss. References required sS51 Mon
tana- Phi 33SS-
NEW apartments modern. furnished for
SIS per month; unfurnished So; water fur
nished: no childrenc; ore block from jituey
line 1893 san Antonio.
TWO ROOM APARTMENT. SIS per month
with water; also 8 Housekeeping rooms. Z
lights, water and phone. SIS per month
500 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
HeIp WanIed-Male and FemaIe

COMMERCIAL TEACHER WANTED
Wanted TO correspond with a competent
and experienced teacher capable Of tax
ing charge OF EnElish-Spauish commercial
course. Send testimonials with first let
ter Address Principal. box s7s. FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
FinancIaI

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FOR SALE-Old Antigua silver mining
claim. several hundred feet work done
Can submit report by one OF the best
known engineers in the southwest Must
sacrifice for cash al once Price $500
address Clarence Nay Rodeo. y. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Stocks and Bonds

DO IT NOW"
BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE.
Get your allotment CT Treasury
stock at sec Local investors being
given first opportunity. RE- let tho
East get ell the good copper --eclsc
king AND QUEEN"
THE NEXT BIG COPPER NINE.
KING 8 QUEEN COPPER co.
J. r. Fisk. Genl- Mgr. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

For Sale or Exchange
SCHOOL LANDs-Veazey. care Heraid
FOR EXCHANGE
1gO II Faso city lots or any part OF them
Want New Mexico or Arizona income or
merchandise. Price $50 each Well To-
Gated Box So. RI Paso.
WANTED trade furniture OF room
residence in san Antonio, for the eouiva-
lent IN ~ Faso- Pm S555J-
HAVE GOOD FARM-Highly Improved, &c
trade for e Paso property
l. 7. EIBLER
With
LEANELL q SHERMAN
TIC Texas St
WANTED-To sell or trade FOR sheep or
ranch property. one 40 acre farm. has
five room modern bungalow. artesIan we'll.
located az Huntington Beach. California
Inquire q NJ L. Garcia. box f58, Magda-
BACK To THE FARM-summer bargains
while crops are growing so acres all
cultivated. . good dwellings. out houses.
stock. implements. everything. Trade part.
alfalfa Il u tons). stock. implements. etc.
$500. 30 adjoining not in cultivation
S255o- so acres all IN cultivation. 100 ton
silo- = mile from station s6SOos That
pretty so acres cottonwood grove on STATE
highway $500. Terms 10 suit Drainage
ditch reaches these places. La Mesa Re
atty Co. Ia 9lesa. New Mexico.
FOR EXCHANGE
Property. Pomona. Calif-. for cottage N
FL PasO. Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
FOR cottage in e Paso. Cottag es in Tam
pa. Fla. FOR e Paso property. Equity
in new furnished bungalows for lots or
car. 16 lots IN Grandview for cottage.
viii assume. Lots in Deming, n. NJ for
FL Faso property Valley land for cot
tages. Wei located tenement for cot
tage OF land.
". n. CARL
502 Caples Bldg Phi IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

For Rent-Rooms Furnished
FURNISHED KOOAIs-217 Arizona.
PA. s6aGJ-Fur. Res. rooms. close
COOL FRcNT ROOM. SIS n Stanton
BEDROOM and Housekeeping. So Myrtle
HOTEL LAKE-DeIightfu cool rooms
baths. $40 w. No. Pm 500. Close In
FURNISHED rooms FOR gentleman. dal
OF week 512 Mesa Phi. S10s-
FIRST CLASS room. gentleman prefer ed
reasonable No. - Ramsey apartments
LOVELY furnished room: gentleman pre-.
Ierred; s. per week. Phone S263W.
PLEASANT front room. private fanny
private entret &c. IN suburb. Phi 5sI6R
LARGE COOL front room. close in Board
I IL desired Phi 5f12J.
] CONVENIENT FRONT bedroom. SO PEI
month; private home. cry close IN. Phone
4o21.
/ private bath. disappearing bed. very well
Z furnished Phi Ss13.
Z MODERN ROOM. connecting bath. privatC
I entrance. S350 per week. IN The C0rneIa
9o6 Mesa. Apt s. Pm. SIS.
[ THE WESTMOORE. SIS ". no. beauti-
| fully appointed rooms single and en- suite,
/ with BATH and sleeping porch Phi 615S,
I NICELY FURNISHED bed room and
sleepins porch. 51s Prospect Ave Phone
| NICELY FURNISHED front rooms over
Union Bank * Trust Co., 1864 z san
Antonio street. Phi 1888.
FOR RENT-Front bedroom adjoining
bath. separate entrance. talae blocks from
Cleveland Square. Private family Phone
y6S3. 50s stewart.
ROOM and sleeping porch with two dou-
bic beds near lath. hot water always.
private home: reasonably ciose in Phone
zlA5A
Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
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I AND k0OMs-11I W. Boulevard
. HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1923 olive
ROOMS with or without garage. s9s Mesa
HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. Pm s76sJ
COOL ROOMS. sleeping porch COZ Epson
HKG- rooms 1sre Magoffin- Phi seT5J.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms and
Sleeping porches- s2l y FL Paso St
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SO7 y. Camp
bell
NICE LARGE ROOM, sleeping porch.
kitchenet- close IN Phi 54l5J-
TWO CLEAN desirable light rooms. bath
and private entrance. So y stanton
TWO NICELY furnished rooms. private
residents; no children Phone 1863
FOR REST-N.cely furnished one room
house for hcusekeeping. IS. Phi. 2lfS.
NEWLY PAINTED, close 40Sis Wyom-
ing Ph. f5ll-
TWO LARGE rooms sleeping porch. room
for two beds, everything furnished. SIS.
Pm. 3eS5J-
TWO MODERN HOUSEKEEPING rooms.
clean and well ventilated. reasonable 20
permanent people Phi 223f-
FOR RENT-One large furnished room FOR
light housekeeping. close 10 Fl Bliss Call
3912 Trowbridge St
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. glassed in
sleeping porch. new and clean. private
home 1893 z. Boulevard
TWO CLEAN cool Housekeeping rooms
with kitchenet; two glassed sleeping
porches. Walking distance. Cheap rent
FRONT APARTMENT. two rooms. every
convenience for housekeeping. clean linen.
running water. lights and bath furnished,
f5.l5 per week 6l5 Montana Phi 1891
FIRST AND SECOND floor Housekeeping
rooms. en- suite; also garage. close in very
reasonable No objection 10 children 915
n. Fl Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

IO4 ACRE
ranch near Clint All in cultiva-
ton House. barn. farming Imple-
ments- All ready 10 move on VIII
trade for Ell Paso improved prop
erty
BROADDUS & lie BARON
Land Merchants"
e19-210 First National Bank Bldg.
Pm 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
For Rent-HOuse, Uufurni,hed

For Rent-Houses UnfGrnished
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6 ROOM modern Phone -a1sW-
ROOM COTTAGE. sleepIng porch. We
vada and Fl Pasc. $50 Phone 1856.
FOR RENT-50I Los Angles roou
house, modern. SIS. Pm 351s-
POUR ROOM BRICK. modern. SIS. CaI
FOR RENT-Sevsn room house close IN
INQUIRE Apt. No. 81. Fisis. Larse garage
Kitchen cabinets 81 down ana 81 a week.
FOIIL-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
THREE Room house. conve-iences watei
free Phone 5371W.
FoE RESr-Four room house s24 olive.
Phi 1880
FOR REST-Four roomed house. SIS y.
Campoeu.
BUNGALOW rooms and Eiassed room
ISIS Hamilton st. SIS Pm 2Qsf or --9s-
FOR RENT-CIose in. unfurnished two
story hrlck cottage IN. 132
FOR RFN1-Uufurnished room pebble
dashed cottage. bath. basement. on two
full lots with out houses fo- chickens
$40 Findley- Phi 2eI3
FIVE ROOMED modern bunEaIoF. sleep
ing porch, furnace 2Go7 Grant Rent $50
fhcne 1888
MODERN BUNGALOW, ( rooms bath
sleeping porch, at 2713 MorsucL Rent so.
FOR RENE houss m Grendvie7T.
one block from car. Sleeping porch Gas
range. double bed and refrigerator IN
house Rent SIS Phi. 1878.
FOR RENT-Furr ished or unfurnished s
room home, large sleeping porch . blocks
from high school, responsible people only.
Adults preferred Just the place for or
{ teachers. Pm 55sSR
rooms. ICES r Boulevard St ..-.s25.00
8 rooms. Sf-2 Hgcco. double garage. 5000
8 rooms s p 1917 y Fl Paso.
garage 90 ----.----.-.--s1 SIS 90
81 rooms. sol Mesa ---.-.---.----.S $3.50. 90
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
22f Mills Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Ready Refersne. Business Director
LarpenteTf


WANTED- Carpenter work. Ph ssosJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

ACRE TRACTS
-Four miles below Fl Paso- Raise
your own vegetables Have your
cow A real home on an acre.
BROADDUS & lie BARON
Land Merchants"
e09-19 First Natl Bank Bldg
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

PALMS COURT AND FISK APIS.
TO 4 rooms. private baths and
front rorches. also sleeping
porrhes Cool. close Is. $50 20 f45.
FISK-R-AMSEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

FOR sALE-Large quantity bat
Euano. High grade. Invite offer.
Immediate delivery. Address MIS-.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Detective A9sneIss

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The Ben Williams Detective Age
Suite SIS First Nat Bank Bldg. PA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Business Colleges

DRAUGHoN,s eaIleEe Euaraniees positions.
INTERNATIONAL Business College.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

Phone s2Is
CARPET cleaning and rug Weaving Clark
Mattress a Rug Co. 1913 Myrtle. Phone
AZ. 1o25 and 1919.
COMPRESSED AIR. steam or Vaeuuna car
pet cleaning sewing or laying. Do SANK
4 Wellhnrn- phone 1883
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

Guaranteed $500 Mile Hardman Tires.
II you want 10 get the best bargain
you have ever bought IN Automobile
Tires. act quickly.
KRAKAUER. YORK * MOVES 8. l.
IL san Francisco Street. FL Paso. Texas.
Lan orders filled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Wanted-Monev

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MANrED-T0 borrow $500 TO $1,000 at
once Good business or property security
10 per cent Interest paid Write e45
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30
Ready Reference Business Directory
Accountants-Auditors
FL PASO AUDIT CO.
". Il Payne. Accountant
Rm. e1s Nils Bldg. Phone $3.50.
Auehoneers
Auto Accessories

AUTOS NkECkED-We by. sell ~ ez-
change cars OF all makes. large stock o.
repair partss we deal IN rut Der and
metals IL Paso Auto Wrecking. Pm.
Ass. as Leon 81. K. TrnchtenberE. Prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30

CARPETS. vacLLm dried or steamed
cleaned Durtiey Garrett Cleaning Works
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
GROTTO HONORS
men IN SERVICE
Dedicate Flag Containing so Stars
in Fitting Exercises Last
Evening.

Amoo grotto No. 81 last night
dedicated service flag upon
which were so stars in honor OF
members now in the service.
A more citing or appropriate Oc-
casion could not have been desir-
ed than on the eve OF July 4,
Americas greatest day. A large
and enthusiastic audience was
present at the exercises held at
the Masonic temple.
The program opened with tle
singing of the national anthem by
the audience, followed by the IN
vocation by Rev. John McGOwN
Stevenson. Patriotic selections
were rendered by the Amoo quar-
tet Harp and cello solos were Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Ly-
ans; followed by a descriptive
poem by Robert Rexdale, entitled
Message OF the Flag"
George c. Wenger gave an ad
dress bearing on Nhe historical
facts in connection with the sign
ing of the Declaration Of Indepeu-
dence, as linked with present day
events.
Rev. John McGown Stevenson
closed the program with a vigor-
Gus talk denOuncing the imperial
aim Of the central powers. and
urged that every one do everything
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
WORK OR FIGHT
ExCITES MANY
Those Included in Group Subject TO
New Ruling Are Being Served
With Notices.
MUST OBSERVE IMMEDIATELY
Failure to Do So VIII Result in
Speedy Induction in Mill
tary Service.

Who will be affected by the work
or fight regulations of the govern
ment?
This question is agitating the
minds of many in this city and is
causing a great deal of excitement,
according to officials of the local
exemption board.
On July l the order requiring all
employees of draft age in nOn-pro-
ductive industries to seek employ
ment elsewhere or don thel inform,
went into effect. All men OF draft
age employed in concerns which do
not in any way aid in the prosecu-
ton of the war are subject to the
new ruling. These men will have
to aid the government in some in
dustrial way, or fight.
No exceptions will be made. &C.
cording to officials. Those at pres
ent serving the public in stores and
non-essential occupations will be
forced to take up new duties in ac-
cordance with the order or Shout
der the rife Government authori-
ties are already at work here to
enforce this law.
Notice Served.
All men affected will be served
with a notice either sent to their
place of business or residence.
Failure to observe the notice at
once will result in immediate in
duction into military service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
JUNE 1918 SETS
LOW RECORD FOR
PERMITS TO WE'D

June. the month of brides and
roses, failed to live up to previous
records in County Clerk II. y. Hub
bards office this year, only 1O4 we'd
ding licenses being issued.
This is a. low record. and is the
reverse Of June, 1917, a banner
month for lovelorn couples. Last
year ISL were issued, while in June
of the preceding year, 1916, 129 APP
piled for permits to march TO the
altar. A slump is recorded for
June, 1915, with only III, while
June, 1914, approaches 1916 with
127.
The total last month, however, is
a low mark for Rock Island coun-
ty. This in spite of the fact that
June. of all months of the year, is
looked upon as the month of love
and romance. The war and present
conditions probably is responsible
for the decrease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

George o. Cohen was elected can
tain Of the dr1ll team at the meet
ing Of Camp No. s.. Woodmen -
the World, and Grove No. q, Wool
men Circle, last night, at the regD-
lar meeting. Mr.. Cohen Will fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of the former captain Of the team
Charles Setter, who Joined the navy
Lawrence O. Kelly was elected and
installed as escort Of Camp No &
TO fiji the vacancy caused By the
resignation Of James Downing
The dance committee Is planning
a benefit party, the proceeds to 90
to the drill team Of Grove No. u
Woodmen Circle. The dance will be-
held at the Watch Tower inn some
evening during the summer. tba
definite date TO be announced later
One candidate was initiated bv
Camp No. So and two applications
were received by the grove.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

possible to stand back of the boys
serving food. etc.
The service flag contains sixty
stars, with the name of each man
embroidered across its face.
Those represented are. Major
Edward II. Dunavin. Lieutenant
Alfred Stocker, Lieutenant r. G.
Mitchell, Lieutenant Pat O'Brten,
George W. Villain. Leonard j.
Dickey, Carl f. Carlson. Harry I.
Knox. Maurice B. kelsinson,
Charles A. Hynes, Francis c.
Healey, Charles w. Horton, r. A.
Anderson. Robert L. Rietzler, Will
liam l.. Duncan, J. l.. Walter Kali
loft, Harry Long, George Z. Long,
William P. Ryn, Mervin II. Smith,
Kenneth c. Stockdale. Robert F,
Stockdale, Stanley d. Skinner,
Louis b. Dripps, Robert +. Ben
son. Alfred T. Carlson. Ralph ?.
DObbs. Ebert W. King, c. A. Pur-
Vance, John Blind, Fred S. Dav-
export. George P. Shaw, Charles
J. Grove, Elmer p. Hildebrandt,
Lieutenant Hubbard f. Dooley,
Notify Lorentsen, Ingwer r. Bur
ton, August G.. Mueller, James
Beam, William l.. Nelson, Arthur
c. Fenton, Captain Walter A. Ros-
enfield. Vincent L. Parrot. E Z.
Larson. Wesley l.. kubik, Isaac G.
Johnston, James Breckenridge
Wayne, J. Clinton Searle, Arthur
J House, William E. House. Ar
thur G.. Vogel, Cyril T. Burris,
Paul L. Eastlznd. Leslie H. Harms
James f. Sattizahn. Julian G.
Lamp. Albert W. Ehleb. Howard
E. Rieger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
EXHIBIT GARDEN
FRUIT SATURDAY
Children Urged to ParticipateS in
Homegrown Vegetable Con-
test at Y. VI. {. A.

All children are urged to enter
the war garden contest to be held
Saturday, July 6, when exhibitions
of vegetables will be shown at the
Young Mems Christian association
building in the morning. All pro-
duce to be entered in the contest
must be at the association building
before 9 o'clock. No matter how
small the garden is, or where 1t is
located, every child has an equal
chance TO win a prize. which will
be in the form of thrift stamps this
year.
Prizes will be awarded for the
following:
Bunch lettuce, one-half pound;
head lettuce. one head; cabbage,
one head; Swiss chard, one head;
radishes, one-half dozen; beets,
plate of three; beet green's, one
half pound; carrots, one-half doz-
en-: green onions, bunch of nine;
peas, one-half pint pods; string
beans, pint pods; early potatoes,
plate of three. Any vegetable not
given above.
Rarities; account book; story on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

The pre-tily decorated home Of
Mrs. Robert karI0Wa. I31 South
avenue. Davenport. vas the scene
o. a party given last evening TO
honor her sister. Miss Rose Marks
OF this city. who celebrated her
birthday. Three tables of whist
were surrounded. high score IA
vors falling to Mrs. Harry Keljn-
son and Miss Mary Kelilson, both
OF Rock Island Following the
game. The evening was spent in
formally with music and in visit
inE. a lunch, carried ont in the al
lied C0lOrs. was served al the ia
bles. Miss Marks was remember
ed with many pretty gifts from the
guests and hostess Mr. Hyman
Sosna of Des 4loiRes. Iowa, was
an ouL-o1-tOwn guest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
Porch Dresses

20 Doc. Garments

fS.,az 20 DOG. Garments
Clever made Dresses for
street and porch wear. The fea-
ture price, 1915 on these fresh, at
tractive styles will cause you TO open
your eyes IN wonder.
Choose yours tomorrow from this
fresh new assortment.
They are made of Amoskea1
Chambray In Colors, Rose, Green,
Pink and Blue, with large plain col
lars. Box-pleated models with wide
belts. Your size Is here.
Values to $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
Endowment Society Lawn Part,

EGU0Wm ent society Lawn IaTty.
The lawn at the home OF Mrs. c.
,. So5ergrcn. 1910 Thirty-eighth
street. Yesterday afternoon was
beautifully decorated in the Ameri-
can caIars and emblems on the oc-
casioa of the July session and
summer party OF the Augustana
College Endowment Fund society.
The ycrauda likewise had trim
mings of bunting, flags and vari-
Gus CuloTci flowers The meeting
opened with the singing Of Illinois,
after which a short business ses-
sion was held. During the alb
sence Of the president and vice
president, Mrs. Andrew kempke
presided. The following patriotic
program was given.
Readings Two Letters and
"Old Glory Observation-Disclosures.
......... James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Eta Setterdahl
Popular patriotic songs
Audience. led by Mrs. 5. J. Nyquist
Reading. Your Flag and My
Flag" Wilbur NeSblt
Little Miss Anita SOdergren
Song. star SpanEIed Banner
Audience
The lunch was served on the
lawn and was carried out in the
uattCa4I C0lors. The society de
cLded that the next meeting, We'd
uesday. August :. be in the form
OF q picnic on the college grounds.
The affair VIII be held in the aft
eru0ou and evening. members and
~r5+- .--..H- IaF--n- invited Tho
hosIesses -or the coming meeting
are 1Eesaaucs olive RyG4olm, So
phia Esnjoru, AEel stock. {. L.
Nelson. Sarah huanishu and Miss
Eulda Nelson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
ONE MORE COLD
STAR is ADDED
Fifteen, in Place OF Is, Are Seen On
Rock Islands Service Flag
Parade To-day.

The fifteenth gold star Las been
added to Rock Islands service flag
for Private Clifford Carothers Of
Taylor Ridge.
lie died at Camp Dodge. Des
MONIES. Iowa, of pneumonia. He
was drafted out Of the Rock Island
exemption board on Feb. 2 A full
military funeral was held here. He
was buried in Chippiannock.
Those who viewed the Fourth Of
July parade this afternoon saw the
gold stars representing those in the
service who had made the supreme
sa Crifice. Every effort has been
made on the part of The Argus and
members Of the Independence Day
association to have a gold star on
the banner for every lad who has
given his life, either in the United
States or in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
SOCIAL EVENTS

Games Of 500 were played at three
tables and favoTs were awarded to
Mrs. Ed Wellnitz of Moline, first;
Mrs. A. E. Fensterbusch of Rock
Island. second, and Miss Frances
Wiesener of Davenport, all cut. A
refreshing lunch was served at the
individual tables at the conclusion
OF play. The rooms were bright
and attractive with decorations OIL
garden flowers. The club will be
entertained in two weeks by Mrs.
Eric SEVERN, 514 Twentieth street,
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
Social Announcements,

Mrs. v. H. Marshall has opened
her home for the July meeting Of
the teachers of officers of the
Broadway Presbyterian Sunday
school, Friday evening. The meet
ing was TO have been held at the
church.
The Sunday school and church,
picnic of the First Swedish Luth-
eran church is being held at the
Long View park this afternoon AMI
evening Games of all sorts have
been arrenged and a picnic dinner
has been prepared