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now necessary. The program. which f.,

now necessary. The program. which fol-
lows. will start promptly at 7:+5 o'clock.
Star SranGlcd Banner. CLASS
Young George %aShinGton.. .......:.
Fr"da GoldInerr
In FLANDERS Fields .G"rtr7ndc Sliffr
Tommy Brown. ...... E;lizah"th harmon
Dc Po' White Trash. ..... Virginia Craft
encouragement. ....!. .ldah"i Wagner
Miss Molun"y Goes To Tho Dentists
,................ Martha Mp"re
Dixie Iand-MaSt"rs Julian tlrich.
Vanc Robbins. lial Conrad. Eugene
Ewing and Geo. u. Johnson Jr.
How Women Caught a EurGlar...
Eleanor R"scnhurc
wolscy's Address Prom Henry VIII.
tShakcSp"arr) ... FliZih"ih knlttlc
When Birdie Studied I'clsart". ......
.Marcrlla Mayor
Wen Dc Folks Is Gone.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Margaret Frederick
\ Fearful Fright. ...... Alma Si""lnrNn
A Boy At Tho Circus. Kathleen Palmer
Buying A Railroad Ticket.
Observation-Disclosures. Francis liravnn
Foreign View OF The Statue OF Liberty
.................. BETTY knausS
A EeScttirR Sin. Virginia Hoffman
Trials Of a School Girl.
........-..-.....M Martha Klndirhrrgrr
Aarys IIttl,. Lamb. Sara Hartenst"in
What ELL Said ..... Evelyn Fisher
Tn, C,prn Stalk Fiddle.
Wild. Emily krurp and Betty knauSs
Posing Class
The Unknown Sneaker, .Yane Robbins
Rory q. Moore. Glass
Jrisb Iip
May z B1SsiE and Virginia Hoffman
Jimmy Bro WINS Prompt Obcuieacr...
Eugene Ewing
On Th, Judgment Day. .- Hal Conrad
RI r Darst Helen Jucrgcns
Hey Folks and His'n. ............
--..,-......-..G Gertrude Connolly
Tho Easter Symbol. .............
Amt So<4,1e nj The Opnra
Martha McNash
Courtship Under Difficulties. .......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ClarrTc" McNaSh
Holy City. Class
So Wns 1.-.......-.-- Ann layl"r
a Character Skctch. 49,. EStrlla "br'"h
\ SQItraRcCee Spe"cn. H"'"n S,''"Hu''H
Cn INC n,rF''t - Ir',, .,a-s,',,a''
IT, r,roLa, r,t,ohor Mary T. ISnesl r.
"t w.. I,',;. ,.,..at,
r,-.,, Mold tNlaya
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machinery brought from France ate
the Germans began their 1914 drlpe.I
In Hopningcn. on the Rhine ,neast1
edge Of. the american conc, thecS Fl
CLAN army officers found 81 manufact
Ing plant completely cautppsee:9
Belgian machinery. Tho German:HI
aecr admitted that he had p9rcha
che machinery through the reGWa1l
man, channels. -'f ..&,.5.:
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Columbia Club Dance.

Thursday evening. May S. members ct
tho Columbia club and their friends will
enjoy n Victory dance. which will b.
third Of n series Of Informal affairs Civ
on by this popular club. BachnanS or
rhcsira will furnish tho music and dec
nrations will he carried out In rcd white
and hlue with various suggestions or
the Victory loan. This affair will NJ
held in the Columbia club. as usual and
"A large attendance is being prepared for.
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turned home after visiting friends at
SistcrSvillr.
Mrs. George :. Fccnry and daughter
Mrs. Gertrude FH"ney Parks vii! re-
Turn today from Chicago.
Mr.. Willard Giesey left today Tor
Johns Hopkins hospital, where he Will
undergo treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McLnre ana
daughter. Mrs. Frank Schmidt. have TO
turned from Atlantic City. where they
have seen for tho past three weeks. The
parr~ ,antorcd over and back.
Rev. r. F.. l. Stridcr. c. r.. Hubbard
J. =. Erady. J. a. Hcininln and Judge
J. w. Ewing are spending III" week nj
tho Hampshire club near leomnry. '"
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rocdcr ct 1IdE-
wood will lcaro today for Cleveland.
where they will make their 1uturo
home.
Mrs. Given. Chns" and Mrs. a. II.
Mabis Of Dcs MnincS. Iowa. VIII arrive
In this city tomorrow mud Will spend
some time az the guests OF Mrs. II. +.
Rchrcra and Mrs. ". II. Trusrhcl.
Miss Mnry |:lram'r Wright "f High
land park will leave tomorrow fur
Cninntown. whrrc she Will cttcnd TAO
wedding OF II friend.
Matt Farley. who underwent En oror-
alton ut the North Wheeling hospital
several days ago. will DO removed To-
his home on Indian street today.
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HETAH MI FRAT
ORGANIZED HERE
GRADUATES OF THE CA3AAOAA
HIGH SCHOOL WELDED INTO a
~EHpp oRGAMHATIoH.
Quite q Plumber Of Members AnVe 6o00
Taken In Already By tho
Outfit.

The Thctah Mu fraternity, the latest
addition TO Weddings fr1crnal ~or'o,
composed Of graduates OF Cathcdra.
high achcol. was officially iaoncneo
yesterday afternoon with the lnltIh'i"n
Of :, class Of 90 candidates.
The initiation was conducted In the
Cathedral high school auditorium .~hlch
uiu no used by the fraternity until per
nancu, quarters are secured. Tho clab-
orutc ceremony OF the initiation. which
hod been in course Of preparation Tor
several weeks. was put on by capapic
degree team. which will likely nave
charge Of the next class. which Will
probably be initiated last this month or
early in June. short time preaching
the first big event OF the fraternity. re-
ception and initiation Of the class OF
1919 or talhcdEal high school.
Only graduates If Cathedral hiGh
school ore eligible to membership. but
as the school alumni association hos q
membership Of several hundred the new
fraternity will likely boast this number
Of members shortly. as every member
OF tho alumni is expected to join.
Plans are already under way fer the
opening of permanent headquarters
with all up-to-datc club room equip
ment. Several downtown locations are
under consideration. one Of which may
be decided upon at the. meeting of tho
| frRtcrnity's directorate Tuesday even
| ing. 1t is hoped to have the quarters
opened and equipped for the big Juno
/ Initiation
| The first social affair of the Theta Mu
| will be the inaugural ball TO be held on
May 10. 4 special committee is Mt work
on this AFFAIR. which Is expected to be
the most brilliant social event. in the
history Of the school. It had been orr
| glnnlly intended 10 hold this ball on
| May Is. but inasnuch MS An alumni
dance is 10 be given on May Il the az
! fair was postponed.
Every member OF the. Theta Mu fra
tcrnIty IL member of the Cathedral
High School Alumni association. aud II
is the purpose OF the two bodies TO work
! together for tho mutual benefit Of the
| school and Its graduates.
number OF affairs Of interest and
Importance nrc planned by the iratcr-
| nifty for the near future.
The officers of the fraternity are:
President Charles J. INckman; Vice
president. Thomas OH. Flynn: score
tary. T.. ~. Krrkhor: assistant: srcre-
| tary. A.. J. kirschgcssnrr: treasurer.
leo. A. Roth; directors Edward J. Troll.
! Earl Frncil. Andrew V. Rock Harold
| kaltcnbach. Thomas Garvry. Charles A..
Fcinler. NJ. T. Rafferty, and f. ]. Dailcr.
Tho present membership of the fra
| tcrnity consists Of
Thos. Thompson r. J. Zollrr
L. NJ. Fnh"y Geo. p. Noll. Jr.
Thos. ;. Thoncr James 4. Glass
las L. Henry Leo 4. Roth
T. F. Quinn Marccllus T. Raj
Il. J. Keys fcrty
:. J. Daiicr Earl Ecncil
has. A. F"in!"r Willis II. Fahcy
L. J. Freismuth Chns. J. Dfckman
Edward ). Troll Iamcs Orville Leo
A. J. Klrchgcssner rhos. z. Garvey
J. r. Padden Harold J. Kalten-
c. E. Smith bach
K. II. Butts Andrew ". Rock
Frank ]. Quigley Fhos- OBJ. Flynn
Fhos- B. Has'linS Edw. NJ. Kerkhof
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Mary Schiller,
Rhea 3ianion,


Euchrt Party Friday.
Preparations arc now complete lor
he cuchrc party to bn held by IN"
knights of Saint George in the Column
ba club on next Friday evening. May
.. Judging from the sale Of tickets.
this affair will bc successful financially
rs w"ll US socially. Twelve prizes con-
klstins OF tho famous Chtppcndale
glassware, which Is now on display in
the G.. Hess & Son company store. 1871
Market street. will hc awarded To those
who attain the highest scores. Mr.
John Wolfe and Miss Mary lInrcs arc
the chairmrn in charge. and they will
br assisted by the following committee:
Misses
Cecilia l'"kari Frances Pckari
Alma Escnaurr Regina Escnaner
Frances Heres Angela ltorcS
Gertrude E"ith Clara Reith
Katherine linrrS Cecilia Holman
Catherine Albert Elizabeth Albert
Angcln kirchgcSs- uorothca ktrch-
ncr gcSSncr
Tho ..C'raf,srnrIr' will entertain their
members and friends. with r bowling
pnrty at tn" Y. NJ. g.. \. on Tuesday
evening. Following several hours Of
this interesting diversion refreshments
will Dr. served at the Coleman Gill.
business meeting OF tho committee
will be held this evening. mt which
time important matters will be dis
cusSrd.
Bowling Party.
There will be meeting OF the dt-
tails committee Monday, May 5. at 3
p. m. in the Windsor hotel. mezzarine
Thsutre Party.
Tho members OF the II. Fl. club were
deli KIT fully entertained with an clabo-
rate chicken dinner on Thursday night
vt the home of Miss Martha BurrisS In
Kirkwood. The evening was devoted to
sowing singing and dancing. The
tables were attractircly decorated with
ytolcts and Ercrncry.
The following wore in att cndance:
Misses C;oidi" Schuker. Eleanor
Thurnca Martha I-ooch Alice Sea-
bright. Martha Burris. Wtufrrd Rada-
baush. Evelyn Ashton. Edna Tucker.
Margaret Ashton and Cora Radabansh.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the C!ty.
AT TIE HOTELS.

Monu~G. L. williams. Cameron:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Young. NanninSton:
.. c. Lloyd. Charleston; Foster N3E''H
(.larksburg: II. q. Leigh. Grafton: X y.
Hughes. I'arkersburg: Grant Ryan. Nor
santoxn: Mr. and Mrs. v. b. Daley
ParkerSbug.
Grand Central-R. +. Lane. Parkcrs-
eurS;Ar. and Mrs. Fl y. osSt"nc.Csarxs-
burg. ,,
wfndsor-H. e.. Jones Suckhannon:
r. y. Marquis. New MartinSvillr.
RoEer-,. l. Prunty. ClarkSburc: w..
f. Showaltcr. Fairmont: -. W. Sweeny.
Cadiz, Ohio
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PDgsy Shop.


The very attractive musical comedy
which will br held in the Court tir'ntre
on May II and II. under the auspices
nr the Wnmans club. is progressing
very satisfactorily and oil those in
charge are pleased with tho. results OF
the first rS'h"arsGls. The following
nrc tho 'committrCs:
"Details Commit cc--Mrs. Dent Taylor,
chairman: Mcsdamcs Z. l.. Kitchen.
Cecil Robinson. james Mathews, +. +.
Faris iirnrE" House. Edward Franz
helm. ". T.. Rownd. leo Wolfe. f.. ID
Harrison: Miss Celia Spcyer. treasurer:
Miss Edna MoorehNad. director.
Talent Committee Mrs. Blanche
Cooper. chairman; Mcsdnmes A. 4.
Wheat. Don MrrriInnn. VIII Quimby.
Fred Bchrcns. Edward Stitrl. s. NJ.
Soycs. J. II. Baum. John Mcclure. Chas.
Hickman A. X. Won nay"r. Harry F:n-
bert. bertha Caldwell. Misses Anna
SoSsIcr. Carte Frazier.
Ticket Cnmmittc - - Miss Virginia
Hall chairman: Mcsdnmrs ". II. Ham
iltnn. Newton Waltz. j. s. Rominc, ".
II. Mctznrr. Percy Baker. Ambrose
Hahig. y. 4. l'ngarD. Miss Adelaide
Shockey: Mra. Flora Williams. general
chairman: Mrs. Dnnn Tomiinson. vice
chairman.
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Thsutre Party.

Auto
AIlsp
BtrniGhteasd.
ChAs. 4 Is16ttt.
II twentieth Street. ..ap-Se-k
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Dance "Wednesday.

The Ladies' Carroll Social club viii
hold nnnothcr Of their delightful infor-
NAL dances. "Wednesday evening. May
+. in thc Carroll club auditorium. Pre-
mitr orchestra will furnish q program,
Of the most popular and ravorttr dance
sclcctions Attractive decorations Will
he srcn throughout the rnoms and IT,
freshmcntS will he served.
Miss Virginia Clarke Is chairman or
this affair and her committee members
are az follows:
Misses;
Bcrnadette Shields. Effe Mchen.
Catherine FhrIey. Sara Fitzpatrick,
Martha Runner. Zita. Clark, -.
Frances Sullivan. Maize. Coyne, -
Lnvlna Dick. Irene Mrhen.
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bowling Party.

There will be a. meeting OF the dt-
tails committee Monday. May 5. at 3
p. m.,. in the Windsor hotel. mexzarine
floor
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ANOTHER WEEK
OF CAY EVENTS
MONTH OF MAY TO BE FHLED
WITH CNARMNG EVENTS
OF EVERY KIND AND
DESCRIPTION.
Juveot1e Dancing Parties and Several
Recitals Will Make the Present
Week . Merry Ono.

Throughout the month Of May there
promises Ia be a continuance of the
many delightful activities of tn" past
fortnight Many nuptial events will
be held and the brides will vic with
the sweet girl graduate in the days TO
como.
Thu various departments OF the clubs
in tho city arc holding the last meetings
Of the season and the dancing classes
for the Juveniles arc also to DO tcr7ri-
mated this week with gay affairs. Two
recitals arc also scheduled for the week.
the Lima Hcnnig- Sherman recital to-
night at the Y. W. G.. 4. and the recital
Of Miss Dc Walt. which will be held
at Mt d. Chantal on Tuesday.
For chose who naturally seek the
great out Of doors for their pleasure
hours, the beautiful Country club Ia
the most available place in tho vicinity.
and each day secs many at the hilltop
resort indulSing in ono or another OF
vs. delightful features. This will con-
tinuc TO be the rendezvous for the
social set through the summer and
autumn months. and very successful
season is promised.
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Artistic Recital.

Mrs. Lima Hcnnis-Sher1nan will pre-
cent her intermediate class students with
an artistic recital this evening In the
audit orium Of tho T. ". c. A. These rc-
eitals wrrc Formerly hold In the studio
on Chaplinc street. but larger hill IS
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Artist Hero.

Mrs.. charlns Herbert Hall. or Nir
gin3a- will spend two weeks hero rs
tho guest N Miss Louis" Montague" mt
tho AcI.ure hotel. Mrs. llail Is Rich
mond'a loading srirunn md is IL music
nj artist Of rnrn culture.
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Virginia Hoffman. Mary f. FnssiE
My Faith Looks Up To Thee. 49,. Glass
AcconnpAnist-Mrs. W. II. Cnnrad.
Dance numbers coached by Mrs. Alma
IHilean Shnfcr. tnacher Of interpretive
dancing in tho Sh reInan Schnol.
The Washington times., 1919-04-02
$2.49 Crepe Meteor, S2.l9

40-inch Black Crepe Meteor, al
silk. heavy grade. with rich lus-
trOu9 finish. For making hand
some street and evening gowns.
First Floor.
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Boys SIS Suits, $1O.75

Boys Navy Blue Purc WurStcd
Serge Norfolk and waist line form
fitting Suits. with full lined and
tapeG knickcrbockcr pants: fast
color serge; we'll tailored; sizes Q
To is years. Third Floor.
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Boys Refers, $4.9O

Boys Navy Blue Pure Worsted
serge Refers, with embroidered
emblem on sleeve; sizes . to q
years. Third Floor,
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Little Tots Dresses, $1.9S

Little Tots New White Sailor or
Mildly Dresses, fine quality mater
ial: braid trimmed sailor collar and
lacers; sizes 3 to 6 years.
Third Floor.
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ChiJdren's Sweater, S3.9s

Children's Wool Slipon Sweaters,
link and link stitch. In bun, pea
cock and coral. Made with Dutch
collar and belt; sizes to 6 years.
Third Floor.
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CSC Cannon Cloth, 48c

44-inch White Cannon Cloth, a
fine linen finish quality. suitable
for MILDLY blOuses, boys suits. wOm-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

the northwest quarter Of section
twelve G2). township seventeen
40 north. range two 90 west of
the fourth P NJ, in the County of
Rock Island and the State of Ilii-
nois.
Garage. 1112 Eighth ave
nue.
Evangelical church, 1920
Twelfth street.
Seventh Miller's store. 1900
Twelfth street.
The precinct polling places for
this election will be as follows:
First-Yohs' barber shop. Alb
Fourth avenue.
Second Christian church. Thir-
teenth avenue and Sixth street.
Third-900 Third avenue.
Fourth-City barn, 919 Sixth ave-
nue.,
Eighth-Court house.
Ninth-Church, Fourteenth street
and Sixth avenue.
Kramer's Store, S19 Four
teen-and- a-half street.
nth-Ullemeyer's drug store,
1901 Fifteenth street
Twelfth-Sala building, 331 Nine
teenth street
Thirteenth r. Episcopal church,
street and Sixth avenue.
teenth-Cassiily' store. 2016
Ninth avenue
Fifteenth-Hose house, 527 Tween
ty-second street.
Sixteenth-Schmid's grocery. S21
T Wentieth street.
standardization 1929 Fifth-and-
a-half avenue.
Eighteenth - Schneider's Drug
store. 200 Seventh avenue.
Hastings and Pewe's
store. 1928 Twenty-sixth street.
Twentieth-2735 Seventh avenue
Twenty-f1rst-631 Thirty-eighth
street.
Twenty second - Fire station.
14i7 Thirtieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

state having a population of not less
than 1000 and not more than 100,-
600, and prescribing the powers and
duties of such board,
And the proposition, as to the an
nexation to the City of Rock Island,
Illinois, of the territory embraced
within the following described
boundaries. to-wit:
Beginning at a point $3.50 feet
west of the center of section one
81. township seventeen 40 north,
range two west of the fourth p. NJ.
Thence south 1927 feet; thence east
32S.25 feet to the center of an alley,
thence south on the center of the
alley 1928 So feet to the north line
Of a public ROAD: thence south So
degrees east 365.8 feet to the east
line of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one ~ aforesaid; thence
south 1895 feet to the north line
IF twenty avenue on the
west side of Thirtieth street in l..
Mosenfelder's acre addition; thence
west on the north line IF twenty
section avenue 6265 feet 10 the cas-
line of Twenty street thence
south I92.2 teet to the SOnth line OF
said section 90; thence east 626.5
feet to the east line of the south
west quarter of said section one
10: thence south 1853 feet to the
north line of John Nelson's sub-di-
vision in the northwest quarter OF
section twelve G2); township sew
enteen north range two west of the
fourth p. M; thence west on the
north line of said subdivision 1331.5
feet TO the one-eigbth section line:
thence north 2628.76 feet to a point
I65 feet south of the north line of
the southwest quarter of said sec
ton one 10: thence east 1882
feet: thence north 165 feet to the
north line Of the southwest quarter
of said section one % thence east
928.25 feet to the place of begin
ming, being situated in the south
west quarter of section one % and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

Twenty-third-1 Thirty-eighth
street
Twenty-fourth - Peterson's car
penter shop. Forty-fifth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
NATURALIZATION school.
Forty-first street and seventh ave-
nue..
Twenty-sixth - 1900 Fourteenth
avenue
eventh-Cleland Presby-
terrain church. Twenty-tirst avenue
between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
Twenty-eighth-N 6 fire station,
Forty-second avenue and Twelfth
street.
Twenty-niqth IN 1900 Eighteenth
avenue. Paridon's store.
Which election will be open at
seven % O'Clock in the morning
and continue open until five (5)
o'clock of that day
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois,
this 25th day of March A. D.. 1919.
NJ. T. Rudgren, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

tries of Europe. This plea comes
as a result of the great reduction
in the number OF magazines that
have been sent lately. The supply
has dropped from ten to two tons
a month. And, General Pershing
cables. the boys need interest tng
reading matter more than ever be
fore
THE difficulty has arisen from
the fact that a number OF maya
zines inadvertently dropped the
line announcing that publications.
would be carried overseas under a
one-cent stamp. That ruling is
still in force and magazines are
being asked to print it again in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
Old Resident Given
Up by Physicians

Given up by FIVE. doctors, my
only hope an operation. l rebelled
on cutting me open. as am IS
years old. A neighbor advised try
ing Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for
stomach trouble. / got relief right
away. | had not eaten for 10 days
and was as yellow as a gold piece.
could have lived only a few DAYS
but for this medicine" It is a sim
pie. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and alIays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach. liver and intesti-
nal ailments. including appendicitis.
Cne dose will convince or money
refunded -(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

and the reading matter is still in
great demand among the men on
the other side With the victory
won and the "fellers" resting on
their oars. both those i'll France
awaiting transportation back home
and those in the army of occupa-
ton require more diversion now
than when the host:lities were in
full blast. The Red Cross says:
Magazines can still be sent to
American soldiers overseas for one
cent postage. And they are badly
needed
General Pershing has cabled an
urgent request that more maya
zines be sent to the Americans on
duty in France and the other coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
Qninine That Docs Not Aflect Head

Because of its tonic anu laxative
effect. LAXATIVE BRCMO QUI-
NINE Tablets can be taken by
anyone without causing nervous
ness or ringing in the head. There
is only one "Bromn Qu'nine." f.
w. GROVES signature on the box.
20r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

upper right hand corner OF their
trst page
In order that the shortage may
be quickly overcome individuals
are asked to double and triple the
number Of magazines they preVi-
Ously sent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
TO
Be GIVEN NAME
ROCK ISLAND"
Honor VIII BE Bestowed by Treas
ury Department for Record
Established Here.
MERCHANT VESSEL NO AWARD
Boat Launched at Delaware NOE
One Promised to City for Ac-
cOmplishmelts Last Year.

Rock Island is entitled to the
honor Of having a battleship Of the
United States navy named after it
for the record established during
the fourth Liberty loan campaign,
according to F. ". Bender. secre-
tary of the Rock Island Chamber
Of Commerce
The merchant marine vessel that
has already been chTistened Rock
Island" is not the craft named
after the city because Of the loan
accomplishment. Mr.. Bender states.
This boat was named after Rock
Island at the direction of a former
Rock Island man who is with the
emergency feet corporation and
who wishes his name withheld.
Long before the fourth campaign
this former resident notified MIR.
Bender that he had arranged for
the naming of one of the fleets
ships after Rock Island and stated
that the boat was under the course
Of construction in the yard of
Pussy & Jones Shjpbuilding COM
pany, Wilmington. Del He further
stated that it would probably be
launched about this tine of the
year 1t was placed in the water
on Feb Is.
Promise Awards.
National executives Of the fourth
Liberty loan organization promised
that SIX bettleships of the United
States navy would be named after
cities OF Illinois that established
certain records with reference to
the sale of bonds Rock Island
won and is entitled to the reward
While no further announcement
has been made by the Liberty loan
authorities, Rock Island is still to
be the name of a battleship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
MAGAZINES ARE
NEEDED BY men
Keep on Sending Reading Matter to
Soldiers On Other Side, is
Appeal Made.

Rock Island people were today
asked through the local Red Cross
chapter to keep on sending maya
zines overseas.
The postage rate IS still one cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the fifteenth day of April,
A. D., 1919, in the City Of Rock is
land. in the county Of Rock Island,
state of Illinois. an election will be
ID for the purpose of electiug
One Mayor,
foUr Commissioners.
One Police Magistrate,
also to submit the proposition,
For the adoption of the provisions
of an act to provide for the appoint
ment of a Board of Fire and Police
Commissioners in all cities of this