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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Hender.Anderson NButiaIs Tonirht.

Miss Ruth c. Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Anderson.
1903 Ninth avenue, will be united
in marriage this evening to Wal
lace E. Hender of Des Moines, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Hender Of 1910
Pershfng avenue, Davenport. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the brides parents and
will be attended by a company OF
80 relatives. Rev. John Ekholm,
pastor of Zion Lutheran church,
will officiate. Miss Ebba Ander-
son will attend her sister as maid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur
nished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, S1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In short
time usually every trace of eczema,
letter, pimpIes, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating, antiSeptic liquid. 1t
is not greasy and does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroubles of all kinds.
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Forward Soeietx Session.

The Misses Ruth and Helen
Johnson in their home, 1912 Fiji
teerth street, were the hostesses
last evening to members of the
Forward society of Grace Lutheran
church. The storm prevented many
of the members from attending and
therefore no business was trans
acted, the time being spent soei-
ally. Lunch was served in the
course of the evening. The next
meeting of the society will be held
Aug. II with Miss Esther Moth
stein, 1918 Eighth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Picnic at CamDbeIrs Island.

Members of the o. e. S. Social
circle will hold a picnic at Camp
Kumango, the summer home of
Mrs. P. G. Inter on Campbell's
island, Thursday. A picnic dinner
will be served at o'clock and
those attending are asked to call
Mrs. Edward Strate and to take
with them cup, fork, spoon and
Mate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

PICNIC EXCURSION JULY II.
On steamer Sidney. Leaves S:15
a. NJ. Only sc, cents round trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Social ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The Busy Bee Sewing circle will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Gus Thiermann, S26 Thirtieth
street. Friends are welcome.
The meeting Of the Golden Rule
bible class of the First Methodist
church, which was to have been
held Thursday night, has been post
poned one week.
The Y. L. A. girls of the Spencer
Memorial Methodist church will
meet this evening with Mrs. Wayne
Lloyd, 1903 Fourteenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

A western Illinois paper for west
ern Illinois people-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
SOCIAL EVENTS

to the camp and each time they
have been enthusiastically received.
In addition to Miss Baker. Mrs. W.
A Kleinen, reader; Miss Sarah
Sampson, soprano, and Miss Fay
Prudy, violinist, all of Davenport,
will be in the company. Thursday
and Friday the team will be at
Camp Dodge and Saturday at Fort
Des Moines.
Entertain fer Soldier.
Bernard Jorgensen, who was ov-
erseas for eight months, was
wounded and is home from the
hospital on a 80 days furlough,
was honored last evening when
members of the @Over the Top"
unit of McCabes store, where Mr.
Jorgensen was employed as a win
dow trimmer, entertained for him
at the community service league
rooms. The affair was a dancing
party and was attended by large
number of McCabe employees and
their friends. Frappe was served
throughout the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
MacManus-Harrison.

Rock Island friends will be much
interested in the following account
Of the marriage Of Lieutenant Err
nest MacManus, formerly Of this
city, now Of Mason City, Iowa, and
Miss Katie Lee Harrison of San An
tonic, Texas, taken from the San
Antonio Daily Express OF recent
date. Lieutenant MacManus is the
son Of Mrs. LYDIA MacManus Of Ma
son City, Iowa. who until recently
resided in Rock Island. He is one
OF the well known business men
in Mason City and is employed by
the Mason City Brick & Tile COM
pany. He was in service and has
recently been discharged.
The San Antonio Daily Express
says:
The marriage OF Lieutenant Err
nest D. MacManus of Mason City.
Iowa. and Miss Katie Lee Marguer-
lite Harrison, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harrison, occurred last
evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
South Side Christian church on
Hunstock avenue. The church was
handsomely decorated in palms.
ferns and white daisies. The dou-
BILE ring ceremony was performed
by Rev. John Smith of the South
Side Christian church. Before the
ceremony Miss Willie Mae Roul-
ings sang "All Nine" after which
Miss Marie Jennings played the
wedding march. The groomsmen
were Dan Littleheld and Christi
Ortiz and the bridegroom had as
his best man Walter Lockera. Miss
Helen Rou1ings as bridesmaid was
in orchid organdie over pink and
carried a shower bouquet of Shasta
daisies as did other attendants of
the bride. Miss Evelyn Buel as
bridesmaid wore Nile green organ
die over pink, carrying Shasta
daisies. The maid Of honor, Miss
Margaret Johnson, was gowned in
lemon organdie over pink, the
shower bouquet Of daisies complet-
ing her costume. Mrs. W. P.
Schwager as ma4ron of honor was
attired in georgette crepe over
duchess satin and carried white
orchids. The brides gown was of
white georgette over duchess satin,
and the long tulle veil was finished
with orange blossoms. The bridal
bouquet featured the flags Of the
allies among brides roses and ILL
lies Of the valley. The ring bearer,
little Miss Mae Cecil Kents, and the
flower girl. little Miss Velma Kents,
were in net frocks trimmed in satin
ribbon. The rings were carried on
a satin cushion in a silver basket,
presented the bride by the members
Of her Sunday school class. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
brother, Fred Harrison, after which
the young couple left for summer
resorts in the mountains where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. MacManus will
make their home in Iowa after
Sept. l."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Hear COnvent8On Report.

Ralph Lemon, who attended the
northwestern district Christian
Endeavor society convention at
Bloomington and the president of
the district, talked to the members
of the intermediate Christian En-
deavor society of the South Park
Presbyterian church last evening
at the meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. c. W. Halves, 29O0 Eighteenth
avenue. He gave detailed reports
of the sessions and his talk occu-
pied the greater part of the even
ing.
Plans were discussed for the
work of the society in the future,
of ways to raise money to pay for
the pledge for the building fund
and for the next sociable to be
held Aug. f. Mrs. Halves served
refreshments after the meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Picnic at Tower.

Twenty-Five members of the
Queen Esther guild of the Memo
rial Christian church picnicked
last evening at the Watch Tower.
A picnic supper was served and
the evening hours spent at the
park. The guild will not meet
again until September, when the
annual banquet is to be held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

Of honor and Kenneth Nichols will
serve the groom as best man. A
wedding supper will follow the
ceremony. The bride and groom
will go for a wedding trip and
after Aug. Is will be at home in
Washington, Ia, where Mr.. Hender
is foreman at the White Way ga
rage. Miss Anderson has been a
teacher in the Rock Island public
schools. Mr. Hender has recently
returned from overseas service,
having enlisted in 1917. He was
with the ordnance department and
spent some time at Metz after the
signing of the armistice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

thc cit, can then take uu tpr ~pnv-
inaw and Grand river proposition
Hnd be better able a. nuiurc II. Ne
has mad" mlICh uf IA" question pf
increased taNhtiun.
" u matter ui fact the question
OF lnNcs l. not one :hni seriously
concerns MIR Page. ndcr the
CUTS" of conducting his various N
tcrcsts fur charitable puvIs'-r~, vi.
Page docs not pay unc-tCuIh on the
actual values thdt other citizens
ARE paving. lie l. not Interested in
building great ritN here except
In an incidental way lie used Ia
boast that ~Imc dlN Sand springs
would hc u larger and bigger citN
than Tulsa
without the aid ~ the growth
of IulSi all uf hts interests at sand
Springs would not have amounted
Ia ~ much as the Ncrif2t cross
roads In the state. He ha- grown
rich off the growth of this city.
lie Is opposing the early pcrmn-
ncnt solution of the water uucs-
tion which has done ~ much tO
hamper the growth Of TulsH for
his own financial nggrnndiLCmcnt.
IL" Is positive menace Ia the
growth and Development ~ Tulsa.
His newspapers have never pub
lishh truthful stntcmcnl ON the
water question with VicA to en-
abling the citizens of this city to
arrive NJ just aud honest tyn-
clnSon ON the water question. lie
has hired II forCr Of unsCrIpulous
and unreliable writers to publish
mI~informntion ON the matter.
Ih"N even admit this to every cit
ifcn who has called them To nc
count and apologize for their false
statements on the ground that thcy
arc paid tu prostitute their tnIcnts
He has hired "A number OF others
In the city who have gone about
muddying the water and distorting
the facts. lie has mislcd ~ num-
bCr Of good citizens who honestly
want To s"c the right thing done.
hut are laboring under this mi~in-
formation pcddlcd ont by the Page
Interests.
Naturally the question Of taxes
Is always one Ia he considered. hut
there are something's that We must
have, no matter what the cost. IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

feat good water for Tulsa ~ any
cost
" Kp.~cr nf thr iIn~s iurni-
urr company who II one at III"
strong supporters ~ the NpnNlnnw
project. aud was the original rep
Ic~rntnti,c of the chamber of com
mDrtC uu the allied civic commit
tee on the water question, said
'Dld Nuu ever see such u gnrllrd
misrCprC uf the facts nN
the report la the rnEC papers con-
corning the meeting ui the CIV
commissioners Tuesday. II II an
outrage to think thnt such mis-
statements should he published IN
reputable newspapers am sur
prlscd aud shocked How IN the
world can We ever expect Ia arrive
nj the trnth With such mierrprc-
t,'ntntiunS The election should he
Cnilch nt onC"."
T. l.. NhhotI. president uf the vi
club. which hhs unanimously en-
dor,-rd the Spa,innw project, ~nii
Il am getting disgust'si WITH thi-
intcrminnblC delay, quihhilng ana
dlstortiun of the facts. why not
call the election aud let the people
decide what they have ~ nnhni-
nOu-iy endorsed and dCmnnd, We
have been wnitinh fpr months aud
months, aud the CltiJCns ARE get
ting worried and VcNCd To- the point
uf disgust over the whole affair.
W. ought tn have tho election rniI-
Cd without further delay. wnnt
Ia get away ON my vacation nbout
the 10Th uf JulN. nnd want a.
stay here and work aud vote FOR
the proposition In every way I can
The future Of our city depends
upon action now
". 4 Nnndcycr said at ~
ridiculous Ia talk about there not
being plenty Of water In the SpaNi-
nav. why. we have ~ car that hnI
been stranded on the other side Of
the SpnNinaw for over siJ weeks.
aud "" have not been able Ia get
II home or COur,.s, thcr" H. no
question nbuut Spn,inHw being the
place"
Nuothcr man who aid he dld
not want the Page organs jumping
on him said. "Why Shell crr'k IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06
Further Delay Water Question May Seriously Hamper and Rea
Growth of City; Vital Point Has Been Reached
1cFan
Citizens and Business Men Endorse Spavinaw Urge

oi every Kind aud description to
ti'c imnnicSt detail and would
supply the same Ia the city COM
hiHSi"ncrs when requested Ia do
80. In the meantime every con
tCiNablC mi-tatcmcut was pub
lishcd by the Page papers Caicu-
lated to defeat the city of Tulsa
carrying ont the plan outlined la
gcr rCiN water for this city. Mr.
Irc~-''N has come Ia the scratch
and met every criticism and sup
pncd every detail Of information
and has acted In the most manly,
straightforward manner possible.
even when subjected 10 the most
malignant and fal~C accusations.
Now having failed to upset
single statement made by him.
rag" aud his supporters have set
about Ia destroy the standing of
MIR frcsSNY ~ mn engineer, COM
pctcni and qualified to pass upon
- important "A matter Hs the WA
ur question.
II IL IA perfectly safe bet that II
lac had not wholly aud unrc-
scr,cdiN condemned Shell creek
he would have escaped this at
tempted odlum. which Il the hest
possible Endorsement hc could
have IN the eyes OF fair minded,
dismtcrcstcd citizens His rc,port
has been gone over by some OF the
best engineers In the city and the
effort to di-rcdit him * not based
upon honest convictions or nm hon
est effort To project the interests
OF the city, but simply and for no
other reason than that he has
boldly nnd Couragcously fulfilled
his full duty and made an honest
and conscientious report.
Charles Ingc ~ cndcayoring to
defeat any action on the water
question now In his own interests.
He Immediately gobblcd up Shell
creek In the hope that MIR. PrcSscy
would recommend that source and
the city would have To pny him "A
large indemnity In order Ia use II.
Failing I'm that ne now comes for
ward with "a fraudulent proposition
that he will install the Shell creek
dam and sell the water that hc
does not use nj Sand Springs Ia the
tfty and that he win he able Ia
supply the water withii "A very
short time md II lac fans TO do -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

morning. Page triuud- are
-pnriinG iur further dclnN aud
time They know the ~cuilmcut0uf
The people aud tie, know that
tho unnecessary delays already IN
,urrrd have di~gu,trd many uT the
most cnllu-lh-ti, supporters ~
good water Tor Tulsa
v ~ instance of the mi~r"prc-
~oulnripu aud Hl-iNinE uf the
Page puprr- 'thCN quoted Judge
john \ Dliphtnt ~ saying at the
meeting Tuesday that he was IN
ta,ur uI NhcIi creek. what Judge
OhplInut lid say was thnt hc had
been undrc dud 1huut he water
question uuril hv hnd heard III" re
port uf Engineer frrS~cl. aud hnN-
.iug heard H. was rtLl,u-inSlir for
the ~pnNin -Grnrd river project
" hen asked iAet night II lac had
rad the statement attributed tn
him Ia the Page pap"r~, h" said
lac did not read the paper. hut thnt
hc expressly luld u reporter for the
Democrat thni hc wn~ convinced
that the oniN thiuE to do was iu gn
Ia SpnN iunw. and hr wnntrd Ia he
supporters ut that source oT sup
ply. ana that the city should i'm
mcdiHtrlN chll the Cl,' tlun.
Juhn D. Iiodgcr wn- quoted In
the pnE, organ Yesterday ns saying
there wns NO wntcr In the NpnNi-
nav, and that he thought the city
should 20 To- Shrll creek Mr -,
Rudgcr told Ihf Nurid S"~tcria@2
tliHt lac mHdc no such statement,
tlnt ~hcll rr""k was u suitable
source of supply Tor Tulsa. lio
said ihHt hc did NOT make any
statement for publication. but that
lac did say that he had nshCd on
the SpaN innw AZ points where In
the dry season the water was low,
but that ~ H. lowest there Nns
hundred times more winter thnn
ever flowed In Shell creek, which
he had also fi~hcd IN during the
spring seasons. Nhcn there was
enough NhtJT 10 offer II liIiIr flSn-
ing for = short .prrlod of time
Iiis f.. lust sample Of the mis-
representation made bN the Page
paid writers who are hirCd tn de
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

Nihlc. II IL the thing Ia do aud do
now "
Now II II up lu tho ciiy commits
siun"r- to act, ANY eleventh hour
propositions for further delays nrO
only designed to defeat the prupo-
SitiOn entirety The citizens ~
Tulsa VIII see that II lS fully dis
cuas'd from every possible anglo
and every fnCt brought out aud no
snap Judgment taken People who
do not discuss the question honest
I, Rnd fnlri, can dcpCnd upon Il
tiUt they viii he called good aud
hard aud every man who has nu
honest opinion or suggestion can
get n puhllshci without costing
him IA cent, hut no man can get
away with mistatcmcnt or false
hood.
The World believes this the
mnst fntcfuI day IN the history ~
Tul-n. We are not going Ia EN-
gage IN u useless and purpossl''~s
discussion " no oppOrtunii, II NJ
furdcd for some dcflLltc action iE-
Ing thLcn. bccn"@C W. know thnt
the real facts about the water sit
uniloh II brought out. without any
opportunity D NHl'hN tlN'N' 'FH-
dition-, viii only result In harm to
the city. The World has large real
estate and financial interests In
the city and II pays some pretty
hlg taxes its"if nnd therefore IL
equally Interested with every other
Ncitihcn aud institution In seeing
thnt everything possible H. done for
the growth aud uphullding of this
CitN In fact, III whole iifc and In
,crc-ts nv" wrapped M IN the wei
fare ~ Tulsa Rnd II has no divided
allegiance to pCrNcrt or warp its
vision
For over eight Years II has
fought for good water In this city.
THIS paper realizes that if the
present opportunity IN allowed 10
slip nwny that II may never return
nRnIn nnd that We viii have 10 do
the best We can Ia build ~ city here
In spite uf The fact that Nc hrc
lacking one Of the prime requisites
for building n large aud permanent
CiN.
In the name ~ 30 per cent ~
the citizens aud taxpayers of Tulsa,
We Cnll upon the city commission
Crs tn net now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

only uut'i uI pui-unuu- snakes,
the worst ever saw IA nv Iifr and
there are ~ man, uf lhCm there
thni th'N could NOT hrIp poisoning
nud pulluiing the water. The
stream T., literally alive with thCnl
\nd then Ihink Ot the dC'nNUd
vegetation. You can lust bet lul~a
win n'NCr take water from thht
hole Ia tho rocks. We had better
stnN by the \rkan'a,- than du
that
tas- aud John Mayo ARE among
the most enthusiastic supporters
ui thu Npa,innw project Ihcy ARE
among the lnrgc property owners
who have fHlth In the cin aud
hh,c proved their milh bS their
deeds I'VE cnu not afford rp de-
LAY action longer" thCN said In
unison Yesterday. "lhc question
Of cost H. no obstacle whntCNcr We
cant afford not to settle the water
question now. NhcIl creek l. no
good nud ~ not worth consider
Ing Let's gn to SphNinnw
Capt D. ton-thnlin II uut-pokcn
In support uI the NpnNinnw project.
Nv hen came tu Tulsa | told the
citizens the way ~ IIuild "a ciiy here
was Ia get winter, water, water,
Five Years ago ! told them ngniu
thnt water, water. water was what
wc needed why Ia France water
H. the first thlug thnt II provided
on which to build city, Towns IN
France ut few hundred people
have spent millions Of dollars for
water. iCt ~ not delay any
longer. am for the proposition
now "
II. VI MCt'Hrlin. when asked hy
n representative ~ The World InNt
night how he stood on the question
said "Nr. PrcH~cN was engaged
on the recommendation ~ the
chamber of commerce while I was
president. ! do not thiuk wr made
ANY mistake. f,S'i responsible In
u large measure for inuugurati ting
the proposition Ia GO Ia III" SpuNi.
nnw nnd Grand river, and I am
Illl for the proposition. Put me
down for II Ia the flush am with
YOU until Ne get good water We
have got tu have II 10 matter whnt
the cost I want NOu to quote me
NJ being for II ~ strong ~ pos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

The umc has arrived when the
olucns at Tulsa must boldly and
OlA,gcuuNlN take a stand On the
question ut securing real water
for this ott, or forever hold their
pcar,
Almost a year ago Henry c.
prrN>4N. an engineer OF national
rpuauou. was employed ON the
recommendation, uf the civic clubs
Of the ciN. headed by II. VI. Nc
farlin. president Of the chamber
Of commerce, to make an inNcsti-
CATION uf the water question and
submit his findings Ia the city
commission Nr pr,-~cN came
here direct from oklahoma city,
uhcr he had installed the water
Dstcm which had been the dream
" that CitN fur wears. lie had the
unqualified endorsement OF Mayor
OhcrholtsCr, I'd \nught. president
OF the commercial club OF Okla
bona CITY. and many other of the
eadng citizens and town builders
Of oklahoma city. They All said
he was thoroughly competent. and
Ni"A WV hN'''f NV was W ' hliA-
ihf II was upon these r,SOm-
mtii1atiOns, backed up by X, VI.
Nclarlin, president Of the cham
bcr Of commerce Of The city aof
Tulsa. and other civic bodies, that
he was engaged by the present
city administration In competition
with nt least dozen other en-
gnccrs.
Not u single member OF the city
administration SUPPORTED MIR.
Prc-sey IN the beginning. IL wHa
upon the support hc received from
business men and the citizens gen
orally that he was finally engaged.
He has spent months and
months making u thorough invcs-
ugstion Of w. water question. lie
went into every possible available
source Of supply and finally rec
ommendcd SpaNinaw creek and
Orahd river a. an auxiliary as the
only possible adequate source OF
supply even for the present popu-
hlion NJ the city of Tulsa.
vs. s"on ~ his general report
was flcd u humhnrdmcnt Nns be
gun on the grounds that no de-
laiiS or data was filed upon which
me recommendation was based,
although Mr. rrcsscy expressly
stated That lac had complete data
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-06

COMMON CARE.
Rain snd shine and Joy and woS
Every BODY here must know
NO one ever went through iiN
And escaped the touch o. strife,
40 one ever lived Nrd disd
But has had his courage tried
Md has suffered gpcf and pain
care 5 as common a, 'hc rain.
Yesterday rhcd sQms tears.
And the JOY Of ell the years
seemed TO me was fading faN
But today tho Etorm has passed
/ am smiling once again -
rrsrc has driven aVAy the pain
From the heavy clouds Of doubt
/ have seen my sun come ont
In the hospital today
ono there was whose face was gray.
cray with a0NIoIs care. and he
rumuuy looked At me-
hS Ne paced the corridor
With his eyes upon tho ( oor
What be ,r''rrfi well Z knew
! had walked and waited, too
v had lived those hours Of care.
Paced as he. NAs rarIuE There.
But tAy ur two before
] had walked that corridor
And n struck me- a. h.o~
what = common thIrE Is Voc
D.y hy day some hearts arc torn
Hy tho rA'rs tfag must he borne
Nov smile and hc IS ssi
Vow hc rrI-yss and Am glad
Nud tomorrow there shall pc
Some one else where rov s he
Rain and shine and JOY and woe
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
Personal Property Tax List
FOR 1913
January 6, 1919, and payable on or before
February 28, 1919.
village Of swanv1lle

TOTAL TAX RATE BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS