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Evening journal., 1919-08-02
PERSONALS.
LIFE AND CHARACTER HEADING.
AUGUST >

-.
The key TO this character is faith,
love and harmony. DO not try 10 deal
with this person on basis OF force or
threat for they become like rocks
before such treatment. Appealed TO by
tact and understanding, lead and not
driven. these people can become use
ful in every line Of activity producing
great results for themselves and
others. They are under the magnetic
influences Of their planets. the sun and
the earth. and their birthstone is a
ruby or diamond Their birthslgn Is
Leo, meaning the lion. and they par
take Of the nature OF that animal. be-
ing very dangerous when reused to
anger. They should marry a person
born in October or their own month.
ONCE help and accountants will find
the Want Ads OF this paper an inval-
liable help
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SINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED
OIL CORPORATION
NOTICE or
SPECIAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS
10 the Stockholders Of


Sinclair Consolidated OH Corporation
Take notice that the following ls copy
of a resolution adopted by the board oi
Directors of Sinclair Consolidated on Cor
poration ia Delaware corporationl 40 the
special meeting thereof duly called ana
held on the 30th day Of July, 1913, a major
ity Of the whole board having voted IN favor
OF such resolution namely.
RESOLVED. That II H., In the Judg-
ment OF this board OF directors, adyis
able ana most for the benefit OF Sinclnlr
Consolidated oil Corporation, that SAID
corporation should be dissolved and 10
that end and as required by law, that
meeting OF the stockholders OF sald
corporation TO take action upon ms
resolution be. and Il herrby Is, called 20
he held az the Office Of said corporation,
Rooms 3i23-3l2a, No. 100 Broadway in
the Borough of Manhattan city and
State of New York 0n the 10Th DAY OF
August 1919 at NJ o'clock A, NJ, aud
that the secretary Of this corporation
be. aud he hereby is directed, within
ten days after the adoption OF this
resolution. 20 cause notice OF the adop-
tion Of this resolution Go be mailed 10
each stOckhOlder OF said corporation re-
siding In the United states and nlso,
beginning within such ten days 20 cause
like notice tO.he inserted in news
paper published In the county OF New
Castle. State OF Delaware az least ihIee
weeks. successfully, once week next
preceding the time appointed as aiore-
said for said meeting of stockholders
Pursuant 90 such resolution. NOTICE II
HEREBY GIVEN that special meetlnl
OF the stockholders Of Sinclair Con
solidated oil Corporation a. pela
ware CorporatiOn), will be held on th'
18th day Of August, 1919, at II O'Clock li
the forenoon. al the office OF the corpora
tion Rooms 3i23-3i29. No. 100 Broadway
in the Borough of Manhattan, city ans
State OF New York for the purpose Of tax
ing action upon the foregoing resolution
and for the purpose Of considering ana de
termining whether this corporation shai
be dissolved
Transfer hooks will be closed az the clos
Of business August /, 1919, and VIII rennh
closetl until the close OF business, Angus
25th. 1919. or such other date 20 which th
foregoing special stockholders meeting MAJ
be adjourned The transfer books VIII ~
closed permanently upon the requisite Nou
Of stockholders 10 dissolve.
nv order OF the Board Of Directors.
A STEINMETZ. Secretary
Dated August /. 1919. aug2-4-b-ll-l9 ~
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HOTEL CHANNEL
HOTEL ATGLEN

MICHIGAN AVE, NEAR Bbt.in, ana
Close to Million Dollar Pier and splen,p,v spl,ns
-hathiuc beach one block from .. he"h.sf he.f
depof. Large. cheerful hotel oheiiN-
90 ~ i9P lBAILY; s15 UP wEEhh,h wE;h,n Al.
<oted fer It's excellent table ba'"'"S
lowed from atRs iTfErrIE WILDE. prop.
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SUFFRAGISTS MEET AT
DELA. CITY TONIGHT
ecial to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. Aug. IA free
mass meeting will be held in Fire
mans Hall tonight to explain the need
OF the ratification OF The Susan B. An
thony suffrage Amendment. Speakers
viii be Miss Katherine Lee Bayard Hll-
les and. Mrs. Benton MacKaye, Wash
ington, d. C.. Music will be furnished
by the orchestra
In the Presbyterian Church tomor-
row there win be services morning and
evening by the pastor
Miss Helen Wilkinson is spending a
week with her grandmother, Mrs. NIL
kinson, of kimbleville, Pa.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank MOOro are spend
ing a -ew days at Betterton. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Householder are
visiting their son, Lieutenant Colone
Eugene Householder, OF Washington
ID. g..
Mrs. Frank Diehl, OF Reading. pa. il
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Kane.
John Cunning and sister, Miss Kate
Of Philadelphia, are visiting friends ia
town.
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PAI.NiISI

MADAM MARLow-MEDIUM CLAIR ]
WI voyant. ralmist. Her information Is
clear concise TO the point: 10 TO 81
o'clock, daily. including sundays. Bell
Phone Poplar 9G93-W 1907 Fairniaunt
ave- Philadelphia. UsTia cod Il,
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPER

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT
4 ing and all it's branches and paperhang-
ing done reasonably, by FOxtow and Enl-
NETS. 1926 Washington st. Phone 6J0i-W
ty14-1m.
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PROPOSALS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
STATE HIGHWAY.
sTATE on DELAwARF

Sealed proposals win be received by the
State Highway Department at It's ohce,
Dover. Delaware, until two t2l O'Clock r
NJ. August 6. 1919, and at that place and
time pubiicly' opened for the construction
Of 2Ol miles Of State Highway Cement
Concrete Roadway In New Castle county
Delaware, and known as concord fike, IN
volving the following approximate guam
i'iFS CONTRACT NO. 10.
II 800 Gu. yds. Excavation.
200 Gu yds. Borrow
200 Gu. yds Rock Excavation.
30 Gu. yds. Glass Concrete
Is Gu vds. Glass Concrete.
900 pounds Reinforcement
$50 lin. IT. ~ in. Reinf. Concrete pipe
1O3 lin. n IS in Reinf. Concrete pipe.
100 lin. n. "A in. Reinf. Concrete Pipe.
a Bounds.
100 tons Stone for Macadam.
1900 cu. yds. Screening.
$50 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete Roadway.
Performance OF contract shall commence
within ten CfO) days after execution Of the
contract and be completed on or before
December 81. 1913. M
Monthly payments win be made for ~
per cent. Of the construction completed
each month.
forms provided by the Department
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
surety bond. certified check, or money 20
the amount Of at least ten llOl per eentum
OF the total amount OF the proposal
The envelope containing the proposal
must be marked Proposal for the Con
struction OF a State Highway under co
tract No. 10"
within (2O) days from the date OF open
ing proposals.
fhe right is reserved to reject any or all
Detailed plans may be seen. and index
pIans and specifications may be obtained
mon deposit Of $1,000 ten dollars. which
smount will he refunded upon return OF
plans and specifications in good condition,
at the Office Of l
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
DOVER. DELAWARE.
Chas. NJ Tpham, Chief Engineer.
ivlo- 10 -26-aug2
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The Want Ads win locate garages
and country homes FOR sale.
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ROOMS roR nENr

Ole DELAWARE AvE.-NIcE ROOM
- u for one or two gentlemen; third
hoor, all convenlences. aug2-lt.
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SITUATION WANTED-NaLE

DoY. ~. WANTS WORK on FRUIT
I) or poultry farm during summer. near
CITY or nearby town. Address Fred Weiss,
A. ) Franklin 81. au.n-1t
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TRANSPORTATION
To Philadelphia
and Chester

From Fourth 81. Wharf.
Schedule In Effect Friday. July 4 foto
Subject TO Change Without Notice
Leave both Wilmington. FOusth stree,
Wharf, and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf. weekdays. except Saturday, az 100
900, 100 A. NJ. i.30, 800, AS. 600 ZOO
$50 and $50 p. NJ.
7so 90 ios6 4. NJ. Il O'clock noon Syi'uIs so
800, AS. 600 700, $50 and o30 r. NJ
GTO>-PE>NsGROyE ROUTE.
Schedule in Eject July %. 1919.
Daily Including sundays.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove. $50
730. 500. 900, 1000 100 A. NJ, u o'clock
noon 100 200, 800. 400, 90; 500. "vV'
90 90 1000. 100 AMI 300 y NJ 80,
Leave Pennsgrove for Wilmington; o.o1
Gao. us, SIS, 900, 1000, 100 A. ~. "a "a
naan , 90. . 80. = % -, 80, :, =,
300 Q 90. 1000 and 1i-oo r. M
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NiJI1tH.

NOTiCk--f HAVE MOVED MY PLASE
~ Of business from 80 orange street 70
tle \. W. Corner OF Third and Iatnan SIS
jy30tf ;. q. WILLIAMS.
(ABINETMANING AND CARPEN1ERi :
y Jobbing done; window screens = sp5-
clalty. II. Schafer and H. Witkowsh'
.olo Market 81. ID. K A. 1852 tylO-eod--m
NOrlCE-I WISH TO ANNOUNCE
~ that an absolute divorce was granted
July Is, 1919, in Pittsburgh. Pa. between
Payton Rose and myself am no longer
the wife Of Payton Rose. Signed, T. Ger
trude Evans Rose, 427 4, Eleventh 50. WI
mington. Del. jy3i-St.
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sITUATI0N WANTEp-IEMALE.

CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS CARE OF
~ invalid or companion to elderly woman
state particulars. Address Wa, Evening
journal Office. jyS1-3t.
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MOVING AND HNUIlNG
HANNIGAN'S TRANSFER

Let us have your hauling troubles We
move goods anywhere. We want your haul
ing Outincs and parties booked. Phone
office. 5335-W; Res, 4ST5-W. 2is T.. Fourth
street. jyli-tf.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING-THE
n ANIMAL stockholders' meeting for 1913.
Of the Harroun Motors Corporation, VIII he
held In the city OF Wilmington, Delaware
Room 7Oa Equitable Bldg az - NJ e,,s 4 uJs,
close on "Wednesday. Augurt g. i0l9
dir. - fot President.
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.~, wssur> -ussE

IxytNTED- GOOD WAGES.
w Apply at the Gas Plant foot OF > us
tison ST. ans---''
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RAILWAY
AGENTS WANTED

n IkEAI AUIO INVENTION JUST OUT
w First tire chain Improvement in 20
can be put on or taken on I'm second.
No jacks needed. Every car owner buys
lon demonstration. Immense sellers. $50
10 $50 profits daily. sample by prepaid
parcel post. 81. Territory going fast. Act
quick: Bear Mfg. Co., Chain Dept. Rock
iIsand, ILL., aug2-1t.
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ron SALE.

ron SALE.
EoR SALE-ONE PANESrER COAL
Il range. 25is Washington St iySi-ot
EOR sALE-PONIEs. {. y. CRAIG,
nor SALE SULKY. ALMOST NEW.
Mrs. Buck. 7o2 f. Seventh ST. aus2-St.
EOR sALE-coNFEcTIoNERY. CIGAR
Il store and pool fqom combined. Bucks
,V- ~ seventh 81 aus-.o..
EoR sALE-oNE ELEGANT BICYCLE.
Il used only two months, cheap. Apply
fl3 Madison 81. ans@-st
NOR sALE-HEYwooD REVERSIBLE
baby coach; good condition. III n
Van Bnren st. aus- ~
nor sALE-PoNIEs. CHARLES G..
Rupert, sedgely Farm, Wilmington
Del ausl-o'.
TOR SALE WHITE ENAMEL BED AND
Il mattress. good condition. Apply
Buena Vista ST. ausl--1
EOR SALE BABY COACH. GOOD COZ
Il dition. 90 W. 2ith 81. Phone Oe2e-1'
ausl--t'
nor SALE REVERSIBLE REED BABY
Il couch. practically new, SO. l2ll king
street ly5l
NOR SALE-sECoND HAND STEAM
II boiler. good condition Apply 2lo w.
Fourth 81, or Phone 6iod-J JySl-'I
COR sALE-PLoT or GROUND coxiio,
II ON Forty .hrst street, below Market IN
quire. No. o Il. iist 81. lyol-Se.
TTPRIGHr PIANO. ALMOST NEW;
u line tone Bergers, Third and ship
ley SITS. ly-o-iin.
CoR SALE = CONFECTIONERY AND
~ cigar store; good business -, AgpS .sg,
S23 T.. Fourth St. ly-o--o'
EoR sALE-LATE CABBAGE PLANTS
25c per hundred, postpaid. DaNii9 ~ hou-
way hartley Del.
O0O0 CUBIC YARDS OF cINHERSS.
OOOU WIN deliver. Excavating; Gel
lar digging. Phone iisi-J. mayo-lsr.
0OnO cyRic YARDS OF ciNP5sSs, pso5.
-OMO delivered anywhere, ~ npn'
CEILING OUT BELGIAN HAREs.
y Rufus Reds Of pedigreed stock; must
move by August 10. 1912 Edgemont Ave-
EOR sALH-- BABY INDIAN MOTOR
cyele, 1918 model; three speed k,ek
starter; very reasonable. Apply 1905 w
Fourth ST. JyJO-f.
WE SELL THE FAMOUS EMPIRE
w pireless Heaters" Price 500 up. ,.
O.. Williams. Third aud Tatnall sts For
merly 80 Orange 50. Jyoo-U
I'OR SAI.E-FORD WHEELS. CHEAP.
II Apply 100 T.. Fourth ST.. or Brunswick
Service. Station. Twelfth and frenen s's'
jy2-tf
DHEAPEsT PLACE TO BUY SINGER
" machines. s. aud up Carrows singer
shop, G2i w. Fourth St Phone 2ols-J.
mar0-iyr.
MICE LOT or SOFT WHITE HOUSE
~ and dish rags. 0Oc per dozen; rubber
mats, mating stair threads and rubber
hose. Atlantic Mfg. Co, iOi Walnut 81
jy2o 81 -aug2.
EOR sALE-FURNITURE AND CON
IL tents OF six room house; ready Tor
housekeeping: can transfer house TO party
who buys. Address So. Evening Journal
Office ausl-SI
U'oR sALE-ONE COLONIAL BRASS
Il BED, SATIN FINISH, FULL SIZE
ONE WHITE ENAMEL HAYWOOD GO.
CART, IN GOOD CONDITION. APPLY
4i2 McCABE AVE. augl--t
FoR SALE. SALE =, r,,., co,.-,D..
HURLOCK'S CASH HOUSE.
Second Hand Furniture Bought.
may27-H Seventh and Poplar SIS.
NOR SALE-PIANOs AND PHoNo.
II graphs Full line Of Weaver" York
and Livingston" pianos and players ane
Pathe machines, Catalogues and prices oi
request Your inquiry will be appreciated
j. ivey fssS Jessup. 3 ". 3Otb St. D. & A
Phone fI2s-W jy2s-im.
NOR sALE-ALL PIANOS AND PLAY
Il ers nt special reductions and easy
terms while extensive alterations continue
on our building 30 W Ninth 81. We are
now at 113 w. Ninth 81, opposite fos,'
Office Afford Piano Co, li3 w Ninth 81
jy25 26t.
FOR SALE
IL q n r.nr
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SiLEsMEN.

SIDE LINE SALESAiEN-WE HAVE AN
- attractive line Of premium assortments
for live statesmen: commission from - 20
$50 per order. II you want an un-to-aiaitte,
line. write today. Canheld Mfg. Co, tuvS
Broadway St. Chicago, IN. aug--it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
House Committee Luncheon.

!, Members Of the Bethany Home
hhousef committee met yesterday
ynoon at luncheon at the Rock Is
Nand club. The usual business was
taken up and transacted. and plans
were discussed for Thanksgiving
dinner at the home. A social hour
followed the business session. The
next meeting will be held two
weeks from yesterday at the Com
mercial club, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
Comulete Bazaar Plans.

Plans for the bazaar to be given
Monday afternoon and evening ct
! the Masonic temple by the Eastern
Star were completed at q meeting
Of the social circle held at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Snyder yesterday.
Refreshments will be served during
Y the afternoon and evening, and sup
per from $50 to 1850. There viii
be dancing during the evening.
Anyone having articles to be placed
ON sale are asked to send them t.
Mrs. w. ]. Krull before Monday
morning. :
Following are the committees In
charge Of the affair: Parcel post
Mrs. Elizabeth Butt, Mrs. Leroy
Mace. Mrs. s. r. Davis, Mrs.
Walter Oberg and Mrs. Belle Nor
ean. Candy-Mrs. Edward Strate,
!. Mfs. Fred Strate and Mrs. Charles
LangInann. Country store Mrs.
Nv. D. Starnes. Mrs. H d. Sudlow,
Mrs. c. r. Tams and Mrs. ". J.
Krull. Towels and pillow cases--
Mrs. Earl Cameron. Quilts-Mrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
s.Houne Wanted" Name
Of Picture Showing
on Rialto's Screen
He was crustyl
He ns grabbed!

He was crustyl
He was grabbed!
He didn't seem to have . single
human sentiment in the world!
And whom Madge and her pal.
spotty. found that old Major Ames-
worth wouldn't melt and treat
them nice. they left him in his in
valid chair out in the rain while
they did things to the jam in his
pantry.
THIS IL one Of the funny incidents
In Home Wanted" the new World
picture starring Madge Evans
which IL scheduled for showing on
today At the Rialto theatre.
Home Vented" while funny in
la great many places, Is also very
dramatic. The two children, and
principally Madge, have the most
| to do in this production and yet Il
is full-grown. mans size picture
1t will appeal to every grown-ul
even moro powerfully than it will
appeal to every kiddie.
| "Home Wanted" was written By
Lucy Sarver who has penned ,
number. Of other World successes
among them being Heart Of Gold
in which Louise Hun starred au:
others.
/. It is certain that you vii
thoroughly enjoy Home Wanted,
starring Madge Evans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
BY CHARLOTTE.

Mother cooks for US, mothe.
washes for Us, mother spanks US
and mother loves VI.
There are countless numbers Of
poems and stories dedicated to
mothers, yet story pertaining to
q mother is never old. For every
mother In the world there is Diff
ferent story. Mothers are the
worlds greatest heroines. heroines
Of whom We never tirey II the tes-
timonies of great men alone were
taken in acknowledgment Of the
boundless debt they owe to their
mothers. 1t would make q record
stretching from the beginning of
history to the present day. Strange
though, the people will herald the
great man without q thought for
the mother who usually has the
secret Of his success tucked away
in her heart. 1t is like praising a
work of art without q thought for
the artist.
One cannot fathom the torture OF
the mothers heart as she sees her
boy go of to the battle field. she
is, proud of him, but nevertheless
her pride does not lessen the pain
J in her heart. When he Is away In
camp or upon the battle field, in her
dreams she sees him In need. she
hears him calling her. Her brain
| is in a tumult for the welfare Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
her boz. Never is there remorse

ner 10y. Nesor ID mere lemoIse
IKE tnat wn.cn cones from !emeln-
Drance OF Ill treaung OF Doine un-
klno 70 ones motner. Wen can
we IememDer tne time We were m
pertinent OF toiu = isisenooo 10
ner griei out our own aiter sne mad
appieo tne SUCK as = token OF Ie-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08

mine!
I know whose prayers would make
me whole,
Mother o. Mine. O. Mother o.
mine.
The version Of the poem has
often been proven true, for even
though her boy may be Q criminal
the mother does not see the crimi-
nal. She only sees her darling
boy, the boy God gave her, pure
and innocent a. In childhood. Alb
raham Lincoln once said after he
had become president. All that l
am or hope to- be, owe to my
angel mother" The mothers Of
great men and women in the ma
jority Of cases deserve just as much
credit and honor as do the great
persons themselves. Why write
more Of the goodness and love Of
mothers = for every child
is q vital part OF their mother;
heart no matter how old they get
When We are little she kisses
away our hurts and oh, II she but
could kiss away the hsonnches and
lpaiussnow.- that Ne hadAerown up
We tramp on her toes when We IN
small and on her heart when w
have become big. But ever and
anon, It Is hoped that many new
chapters will be added to the deal
old tale Of motherhood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08

Mrs. Charles Norman. 1909 Eighth
avenue.
The drill team of Eudora Re
becca lodge will meet At Odd Fell
lows hall at 2:30 Monday after
noon for practice.
vestment guild of the Trinity
Episcopal church will hold an all
day meeting At the parish house
Monday. beginning at 10 o'clock.
An all-day meeting Of Barbara
Fritchie tent sewing circle will be
held Monday at the home Of Mrs.
F1ossie Reddig, 1914 Eighth ave
nue., and members are asked to
come at . O'Clock ready for Q big
days work.
The East Grace SAKE Bible class
will meet with Mrs. A. C. Curtis,
IT'S Forty-third street, at $50 Mon
day afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
Party For Miss Behn.

Miss Marie Behn, who is to be
bride Of this month, was the
honoree last evening at a miscel-
laneous shower given by her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Hanson and her sister
in-law, Mrs. william Behn, at the
Hanson home, 1411 Eighteenth
street, Moline.
The rooms had been prettily dec
GRATED in pink and blue, baskets Of
pink asters being used and crepe
paper streamers from the corners
OF the rooms to the chandeliers.
Portiers of pink and blue paper
were used in the doorway. Vic
trola music and sociability occupied
the evening hours, and there were
several games. Mrs. Clarence
Meerdink Of Davenport, took the
first prize and Mrs. Charles Gels
Ter Of this city the second.
A delicious two-course luncheon
was served by the hostesses, and
later little Charles Orvil Hanson
came into the room pulling a cart
laden with miscellaneous gifts for
the bride-to-be. This was one Of
several showers given in Miss
Behn's honor. She is to become the
bride of Arthur Wilcox of this city
In the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
Program Of Musical Club.

Following is the program to be
given at the open meeting Of the
Rock Island Musical club Tuesday
afternoon at Augustana college
chapel, the program to be on
church music:
The Star Spangled Banner"
Battle Hymn Of the Republic
Julia Ward Howe).
occasional (Kipling)--Mrs. Phil
Mitchell, associate member.
Ring Out the Sweet Bells oil
Peace" (Caro Rcma)A-Mrs. Fred
Mann; Miss Katherine Gest at the
piano.
Grand Piece Symphonique" ice.
sar Frarck)-Miss Lily Cervin.
THE Three Singers" (Tours)-
Mrs. A. d. H1esing. Jr.: Mrs. F. X
Rhoads, plano; Miss Katherine
Gest, organ.
"Twenty-f;rst Chapter Of Revela-
tions"-Miss Iva Pearce.
Hide with Me- (Ferrie); peace
/ Leave with You" (Roberts)
Trust In the Lord" (Handel-Jae
ger)--Ladies' quartet: Miss Kath
crime Gest, organ.
"In the Love of Jesus" (Reich
/ ar6t, 1774-lS25); "A Song o.
Thanksgiving" (Allitsen) - Mrs
Mann.
Concert. Overture in c Minol
(Mansfield)-Miss Cervin.
America"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
-S.J. P. Ciub Neetdne.

Miss Irene Mcleod ct her home.
S26 Third avenue, entertained the
members Of the 8. ]. p. club last
evening. Games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. prizes going %
Miss Mabel Toben, Miss Ruby
Brough and Miss Marie Mielke.
The hostess served refreshments
and q social hour enjoyed. The
club will meet In two weeks at tho
homo OF Miss Mabel Toben.
Grant r. +. "A. Meeting.
Members Of the Grant Parent
Teachers association held q meet
ing. yesterday. afternoon at the
school building, when q short pro-
gram which included report OF
the state convention by Mrs. J. W.
Maucker was given. The pupils Of
Miss Dorothy Algie's room gave
4 pretty little dramatization, "The
Pilgrim and Miss Mary Streeper's
pupils gave . game song. Miss
Lora Newton gave talk on Better
Speech
The association voted the sum Of
IS to pay their share Of the ex-
pensaein bringing the state presl-
dent, Mrs. Harry Fleming, to the
city Nov. a.. A collection Of jel-
lies and jams were taken for the
Jolly Tar home at Waukegan. A
pie social was planned for Dec. 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
Mrs. Mold Surprised.

Mrs. G. H. Mold Of this city was
pleasantly surprised yesterday aft
ernoon when upon arrival at the
home of her sister, Mrs. W. G. Van
Senus, 421 Seventeenth street, Mo-
line, she found company of
friends gathered to help her cele-
brate her birthday anniversary.
Cards were played during the aft
ernoon and delicious three-course
luncheon was served. The rooms
were decorated with. chrysanthe-
NUNS. Prizes in the games went
to Mrs. John Junge Of Moline, Mrs.
c. Martin Of East Moline, Mrs. Bob
Fitzsimmons of this city and Mrs.
John Schneider of Port Byron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08

arrangement. Miss Brinn wore a
tan velour suit and her flowers
were pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at
the Blackhawk hotel, for the menu
bers Of the bridal party and i'm
mediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Laufenberg left later in the day on
a wedding trip to Chicago and De-
troit and upon their return they
will reside in Davenport.
Mrs. Laufenberg is graduate of
the Rock Island high school in the
class of 1909, and until recently
has been employed as a stenog-
! rapher at the Sinclair Refining
company. The groom is employed
in Bettendorf.
Parties for Miss Manl0n.
Miss Irene Manion of AIS West
Tenth street, Davenport, whose
marriage to Edward F. Quinlan oil
Chicago will be an event OF Thurs
day morning. Nov. 20, at st. Anth-
ony's church, Davenport, Is to be
the honoree at a number Of pre-.
nuptial parties during the mex,
few days. Mrs. Elmer Morgan, al
her home, and Mrs. Harry Paulsor
of 740 Fourteenth-and-a-hal1
street, will entertain the early
part of next week. Mrs. HarolC
Whitney and Mrs. Lloyd White will
be hostesses Thursday evening
Nov. Is at the Whitney residence
1922 Bowditch street.
Have, Surprise ON Mrs Jebens.
Members Of the bookkeeping
force of the Modern Woodmen Of.
ices carried out . very pleasan,
surprise party last evening on Mrs
Henry Jebens, It her home, 175t
Seventeenth street, Davenport