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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

MIR and Mrs. John u. Han enter
tnined with a family dinner Thurs
day evening In the Country club.
honorlnR the visit ~ Lieut.. and MrH.
Leo Powers of Rochester. n Y, and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Mr. and Mrs, W. r. W.nn or,s,
tanned with family dinner las, ey.
nIng In their home, 1905 Sou,
Quincy. at which time covers wst.
laid for -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Miss Christine McEwen enter
ained with "a dinner Of l6 covers
Friday evening I'm the Country club.
In honor Of the arrival OF her sister,
Mrs. Harold stuart Brown. OF Buf-
iilO fOr visit Miss Mae Evans
and Mr.. Don Oakes made high scores
IN the bridge games which followed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Mr.. J. =. Flanagan enir,t,in.l
with mems dinner last evening iS
the Country club TO honor Mr "a ~
Connolly OF Houston, Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Clubs

Tulsa women are intensely inter
ested IN the series NJ two free lee
lures which hqye been arranged for
their instruction aud pleasure by
The World publications FOR March 10
and II tn the public library Tho
cc.ures are to he presented hv Nj,
lic.en Huntington puwuing. dum,s.
tic science export ana V.,l bee frn.
tured by food ConACrA/ol and the
food substitutes NI~rmay be used
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Mrs Warren V. Galbteath OF For,
Worth, Texas. w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Of okmulgee were out-of-town


Mrs Earl NJ Brown entertained
with "A mems dinner Friday evening
At her home In Irving place, in honor
~ the birthday anniversary OF Mr.,
Brown Covers were laid for Or
4 A. Penny. pr ROSS Grosshart.
Messrs X. Il Rose, T. A. Sanders
and &, G. Webber Miss Elizabeth
Brown assisted tho hostess
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
club Calendar
The Wcck's Calendar.
Monday.

The WccL's Calendar.
Monday,
Mrs Ralph NJ Darnsll and Mrs
Garland Mars entertain at bridge IL
Mrs. Darnell's home,
Mrs Murray NJ Doan is hostess ot
luncheon In tho Country club.
Crown Seal chauiauqua meeting In
library.
Twentieth Century club, Mira. A. T
Gurd. hostess.
Ruskln Art club meeting In home
OF MrN Lee clinton
Tuesday.
Mrs. william II romerOy and Mrs
Charles T.. Martin are hostesseH oi
Luncheon and bridge In Country club
Columbia chautnuaua. library.
A, X, chapter, y, u. o.. meets with
Mrs. G.. l. Doodale.
JAschA 'Hcifitz appears In Robert
8oice Carson concert course at Con-
Quid iAbet dub. Mr.. and Mv W
r. stahl.
"wednesday.
Mid-week party of Country club
Mrs Earl a. Hastings hostess.
History aud Literature oiDb. Mrs
w. X. Moss hostess.
Meeting OF Tulsa chapter. ID, A, r.,
In home OF Mrs. G, W. Benedict, Mrs
James ". West assisting.
Art Circle, Mrs II. l. Lynch.
Chapter N. 4. II. O., Mrs, Earl A.
Clark
Social meeting OF Tulsa Stars club
In Masonic hall
Thursday,
A. X. chapter. Il. L.. O., meets with
MA G. l.. Goodaie.
Friday.
- women's mass meeting In public
library.
III Cando club meets. DR.. and Mrs.
j. W, Rogers are hosts,
Meeiing of Shakespeare club In
homo OF Mrs. Frank IN. Greer,
SATURDAY.
Hyschka club meeting In public
library.
Country club dinner dance. Mrs
n. q Smith hostess
Akaka Kama club dance In Elks
ballroom.
Collegiate Alumnae association
luncheon In Hotel Ketchum.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

[ without cniangerlng the honlth ~
children There viii br no pracil-
. ,aI denomination
A large number Of VOL known
| club women have given thclr names
| 40 pairUurEsrs ana the lccturrA
| promise 10 be- highlyNentsrHiu.uR
There II ms doubt but what the
br ~ olcomhrEhrlna has much In.
'sreHfrd since the United SlntoH on
uhurc into The war This has hrrn
parity due 10 the high price 81 first
class butter and the roCommcndn-
Ions ~ the FOOD ndtniniHratl mat
we max" use ~ al forms ~ odible
fnis. The na'Iun, however. has also
learned something of the whole
someneHs and purity Of Oloomargir-
Inc and Mrs Helen Huntington
Downing, who ia to lecture here uoNt
week under tho ousplccs OF Tho
world. Will tell us moro about this
product In her illustrated talk on
patriotic food conservation
Mrs Downing knows the whole
story OF the making OF OleomarEnr-
inc, from the selection OF tho ma
tcrlah, clean. wholesome flts,
through the special mixing, the gov
crument inspection To tho sanitary
wrapping and packing OF The tasty
food, OlcomarRarine lE now sta.
nl" food. and housewives Will wei.
come this opportunity ~ knowing
motc about II. Mira Downing win
talk Of other fat alternatives besides
oleomargarlnc. Hho Will have some
thing new and interesting to sayNof
whonileAs breads and sugBr-saviDE
desserts. In fact, tho whole qucs-
ton of food conservation from
personal as well as u national view
point will be discussed. This lee
ture is free and all housewives are
invited to como and bring pencil
and notebook.
An interesting feature. which has
been announced In connection with
the annual meeting OF the third dis
triCt federation OF women's clubs, to
bo held In this city. April 4. . and 10.
In the contest for the best paper on
"Americanilaiion."
Mrs Eugene n. lawson OF Nova
tn, president OF the oklahoma fed.
eration. has offered n gold medal as
reward for the essay which shall
be voted best, In each OF tho five
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

A meeting OF the board OF man
ayers Of the childrens day nursery
Will be held Tuesday n the nursery
home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Announcements

hStssA<ssss$Nbs%Fss0
Mrs Earl @. Hastings who II to he
hostess OF the mid.week card party
and tea OF the Country club Wednes-
day will have aa her assistants Mes
danes A. r Alison. j. Walter Rcycr,
Edgar w, McCrary. Leslie ~ Ewing,
Rex y Walker. John l.. Shakely,
Chalmers Gillespie, Il Otis McCln-
tock Reservations for the affair
should he made with Mr. niShop not
later than . o'clock Tuesday even
ing.
Announcement OF the engagement
OF Miss Mae Evans, daughter OF Mn
Joseph IT. Evans 20 Mr. Morris uerk-
ness OF Philadelphia was made sat
urday afternoon at II luncheon party
with which Mrs. Harry lleasley en-
teriained In tho Country club. Six
teen of Miss Evans close friends
were guests
Collegiate alumnae association m
nounces luncheon for saturday
March 8, In the Hotel kctchum Tho
invitation ia to all college women uf
the city. and reservations should hC
made by calling Mrs. Ray S. Fellows.
telephone 5b92.
Mrs. Sam r MCBlrrey has invited
small company to luncheon Tues
day afternoon In honor NJ the visit
OF Mrs, James Trent Hobbs Of Wlch.
tia, Kan. who is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs, Earl 4 Clark.
Postponmcnt Of the fortnirhtly
dinner-dancc cf the Country club has
been made necessary on account ut
the annual meeting uf tho utuh al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

social meeting Of the Epworth
league Of First MetDudiHt church on
Thursday evening attracted more
than 100 young folk Of the church
ana congregation An impromptu
program OF games ana contests and
tho serving pf refreshments was tho
manner or entertainment provided
by the committee In charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

\ special program has been ar
ranged.
Mrs. Nell Wonsey entertained ma
irons OF tho utopia club and Mes
danes Roy rhiihrlck and Richard
Morrow as special guests on wednes-
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Wesley class composed ~ young
married folk of First VI T. church,
enjoyed soclal meeting Thursday
evening In the church parlors. There
were sixty In attendance, and the
evening was given over 10 contests.
and music, followed by refrcshments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Members or the Tulsa Stars club
VIII be hoztesses OF social after.
noon "Wednesday In Masonic hall.
honorlng Mrs. Mary Wilmarth Of
Topeka, Kan, and Miss Cecn Jdl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Mrs Carl Ehrman will entorty lr
informally Tuesday afternoon fNl
Mrs Leo Strauss OF MomphlS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Akaka Kama club members have
extended invitations for their annual
rustic dance. March at the Elks
club.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
HAS
Been ELEC TED
ssrvies Association Named
Executive Committse 10 Have
Charge q Work.
An Other Organizations Of the City 10
be Invited To send . Reppesen-
fstiye TO This Body.

Tn Luna County Community Service
Association met last Wednesday at the
armory for the regular weekly lunch
con. The following were CHOSEN by ac-
clamatio as members Of the new ex-
ecutive committee. which, with the rep
resentative OF each Of the other social
organizations OF the city desiring 10
have a part In Its deliberations, viii
have charge OF financing all the char
liable and other dependent organiza-
tions: A. A. Temke, +. L. Nordhaus,
the Rev. X. L. Houlder, c. ]. Kelly, d.
X. vallandigham, Clyde Earl Ely and
Fred Sherman. DIR. p. M. steed, John
G. Watson, and J. A. Mahoney pre-
sented the names Of those chosen by
appointment OF the chair.
Fred Sherman had charge Of the pro-
gram last Wednesday and Il was sue
cess in every way. Ralph A. Lynd will
have charge Of the next entertainment
The Misses Grace eynolds, Mary
Clark, and Telen Holt served the
luncheon and Miss Holt as usual ac-
companied on the piano while the
guests INDUCED themselves In singing
Mr.. Basset recited "Leyinisky at the
Wedding" and got away with 1t in fine
shape.
Il. c. Bassett. the Rev. X. l.. Houlder
and L. r. vallandigham were appionted
by the chair to raise the money for the
winners at the 18th U. 8. Cavalry field
meet that was held Saturday Afternoon
at Turner Park.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
ED v. PRICEs 9 co.
WRITES JACK TIDM0RE

Chicago, July II. 1919.
The Toggery. peming, New Mex.
Jack Tidmore. Prop.
Gentlemen:
Our autumn and winter, 1919-1a20,
sample line. which will be going TO
you in few days, would be consider
ed unusually attractive and compre-
hensiye under normal conditions, and
under prevailing conditions, is truly
remarkable line in every particular.
Cassimeres bid fair to be decidedly
popular-fancy, smooth-faced, silk
decorated and flannel effect being well
represented. Fine unfinished worsteds.
mixtures, twists and fancy silk decor
ations; clear finished worsteds. plain
or silkrdecorated; also bright cheviots
offer wide range of assortments.
Colors-Browps, I'm various new
shades; greens, In plain and fancy mix
lures; iridescent or two-toned effects;
grays OF all shades, and an extensive
assortment OF the ever-popular blue
serges.
Patterns-Include stripes in a vari-
ETY. OF neat widths. neat checks and
subdued plaids. Whatever your choice,
quality and excellent service and ut
most value for your preferment.
Overcoating-The newest fabrics IN
velours, Of light or medium weight;
melton-faced cassimeres, cheviots, mo-
hair-decorated kerseys, freizes and
chinchillas. Our immense stock of oy-
ercoating affords ample choice for ey-
cry demand.
Styles-Will show decided tendency
toward novel effect, evidenced In slend.
er proportioning TO the waist and the
flared skirts, body-width shoulders snd
narrow tapering sleeves Iapels both
notched and peaked, will be slightly
shorter than last season. Novelty ideas
will also prevail In the high wasted,
close fitting waist seam, and viii i'm
part youthful character In pocket In
novations, such as curved. slashed and
slantil.-.
The price win range from s35 to s6o
retail, with the widest range from s45
to $50 retail.
We confidently anticipate resuming
our former deliyery schedule, and look
ing forward to share the largest seas
on we have enjoyed with you. we are
Respectfully,
ED v. PRICE q co.
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore. exclu-
sim agents
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
Al the MaIssts

The Majestic theater is putting on
a classy bont Tuesday. evening. One
Round Norman and Speed King Wool
ford win 20 for eight rounds They
both have a long record Of unbroken
Victories. and. since they meet for the
first time. fight fans are expecting an
exciting battle for the decision. Both
men are members OF the oath U. s.
Cavalry. Kid valdop and Young
speedbalI win put on classy prelim-
mary and the festival viii end In an
old fashioned battle royal.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
A JlTNEY DRIVER
WAS murdered
ARnEsFED m THE N0ONfAINs
Distriel Aftsrpey =. 3. vansht Retuus
FFon HsaRing Whsrs Assused
Were Bsana Ovsr.

Ieeao McDanfeIa ~ yoaru old and
Harry rellor. 20 years old. were yes-
ter,,sv bound over IA she erand iury
without bail AZ Lordsbure. charged
with the murder az Alfonso coraoys.
an emplove of the sb mine and 4 IT.
nov driver the afternoon Of Julv d.
son,ewbere ON the Douglas road. sbosrf
IA mica from he mine. The arrests
follov<i the finding Of the car snesfed
with blood ana containing : bloody ma
chinist's hammer by sheriff John Cae-
ev Of Silver CITY. who was called when
Cordova failed 10 return To his home
or 70 send word that he was DELAYED.
II seems that the two boys vbo ara
accused had made Arrangements win
Cor,ovs for : trim N the Last Cbance
mine which ,s ahout eIsht or tau miles
ON the pourlas road from the s5 mine.
But when the bows left the home Of
Charles Lane. step father Of the Nc.
Denyels bov. they stated that they were
soIne 10 Douslas. Arix. when Cordo.
VA drove mn 10 take them IN his car he
had another MEXICAN with him. Tc
fhia the bovr Objected and the trim was
begun. with only the three I'm the car
about (, or O'Clock IN the evening
Al o O'Clock that evening the two boy,
showed mn at ranch house and stated
TO the raucher that they had inst re.
ceiyed Telegram 10 the effect that the
mother Of one Of them was very IN n,
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
leth U. s. Cavalry Here

The 18th u. 5. Cavalry was In Dem
ing last Saturday EN- route from Silver
City to the station OF the regiment at
Columbus. While here they entertain.
ed the citizens at Turner park with
military sports Of the usual exciting
variety and were In turn entertained
by the citizens with a dance and feed
provided for snd dispensed by the Y
NJ G. A. War Community Service,
Red Cross and Salvation Army. Mon.
ey prizes for the winners Of events
Mt the field meet were provided by the
business men OF the city. Yhe troopers
say they always enjoy the hospitality
of Deming.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
Lester, Deekert and ElufsOn
Sell Stock Of Merchandise

Lester, Deckeft and Elufson, the dry
goods and clothing firm at the corner
of Gold avenue and Pine street. sold
their stock OF goods to Harry Blank
and w. 5. Rorer OF Los Angeles, Calf,
last Thursday. The stock will be how
ed to Los Angeles. AT present an in
ventory Is being made Of the stock. The
price has not been made public.
The plans OF the partners following
the sale are indefinite as yet though
1t is practically certain that one or two
Of them win remain In business In
Deming.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
CONTINUED on page ~
A CALL TO MEN

silks are hard to get. but I am show
ing a complete line Of fancy all-silk
shirts. Some OF the very modest. while
others are exceedingly loud. We can
satisfy you AZ it's a silk shirt that you
want-s7b0 to $3.50. The Toggery.
Jack Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
WOULD PUT IN A
HIGH line CANAL
sssrsssry u Intsrisr Lane h Much in-
teessted In Project 70 Gener-
ATE Electric Power.
Thought Possible TO Bring Current 10
Dtming for Purpose Of Irrigat-
ing Farms In Valley.

Washington Secretary Of the In-
terror Lane and A. p. Davis, chief Of
the reclamation service, are greatly
interested I'm the high line canal prof.
ect. which promises to furnish an abu-
dance Of water for the city Of I'll Paso.
and they are lending the plan their
enthusiastic support. Following a long
conference with ii. II. Brook OF El
Paso. who is here in the interest OF the
completion and classification Of the
Rio Grande reclamation project, II was
announced that they will give their
full sanction to the project, subject to
the approval Of board Of engineers
soon TO be named to make an inspec-
tion Of the proposed Improvement.
10 Proceed With Contract
Mr.. Davis has authorized Mr.. Brook
TO proceed with the immediate nego-
tiation Of power contracts at the dam
proper for the immediate development
there for all power obtainable, this to
proceed while the feasibility Of the
canal Is being determined.
The board Of experts to pass upon
the canal project itself will be COM
posed OF the most expert engineers OBJ
tainable and will be designated by +.
u. Weymouth. chief OF construction for
the reclamation service at Denver, and
this board will sit as soon as suitable
engineers have been obtained for this
work.
What Board Win DO
The investigating board win be spe-
cifixlls Instructed 10 do four things
First: determine the feasibility OF the
high canal. Second: the way and
extent OF benefit to the present project
and the government investment. Third
the extent with which the United
States is Justified In building the canal
Fourth: the economic value OF the
canal In conservation of resources and
national development.
II win be In the last construction the
city OF El Paso will be most interested
for II involves the benefit OF a water
supply for the city and the provision
OF abundant electrical power to sup
plant coal and other fuel.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

sTRAYED-Mare weighing about 10
so dark chestnut color. and IN fair
flesh. II found please phone No. ] or
n. Reward. l0c
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

New arrival Of silk neck wear. All
the new shades Of faur-in-hand. bat
and open end bows. Prices reasonable,
The lTogEery. Jack Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Why do you pay 81 for work shirts
when you can buy them at 6se by
walking little further. The Toggery.
Jack 7idmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Clarence Hon and his small son went
to Silver City yesterday. Mr.. Hon win
20 TO Ia Paso tomorrow.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Charles Butler made his usual trip
as roadmaster over the Deming sec
tIon last week.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

IU@ WAR lUmU Community HITVIIE
nave 4 DANCE for The Visiting 12th U.
8 cavalry last saturday nieht a. the
H
Whe<hr - nek ven v,nr1 = rnnse-to
rneorurs - r,osy -, n1lf. - -
r1esse ven. The Torewv. 1ork ia.
~ore.
4
John W. Clark OF tne Demins hoi'or
h'ifs recently shipped IN go tons OF
min going until the local crop u har-
vested. The flour being turned out at
the local min Is Of the very best quail
ty and Mr.. Clark has no trouble In sell
ing II to the local stores.
-. -,
u''. ~"
summer ana hy h away. Hou WIN
ave nonsy' 1he eIosnans nlanuiaesur-
- pse9es you wih hsve % pay ivs
selling palm beach suits. Ss.95 70 sl4.s5.
The Tbegery. Jack Tidmorc.
Telephone rates In New Mexico win
stand as suit en,oinlng the Mountain
states Telephone and Telegraph Co.
N Tho d,.,r,ct court This so,loved =
declriou of the United States Supreme
Court ruling that the advance was law
iui ana just
o,,..- ~ p,., 49,. .~...,., lac,
Tuesday In nj Paso ON a charge OF EN-
bezzlement filed by Sam Watkins who
alleges that Bihn embezzled $65.os.
Bihn protested and It viii be necessary
stand tr,,l here.
Notice to the COW men: Justin boots,
...s m..- m~~ rs.
A. L. Green vas IN from caee Inst
week "nefe ne ~ ehsased Ut the mines'
c....-,. Qua c...... ...,..,. ,,,.
Ia 40. go -. ~, rs,s Ta..s-~
Jack I1omore.
M. xss...ss.. ,s,..s.,,.~,se e..,.,.
NO. !. ~. o,,r~,, a.. 1,.,~.d.v
Don't pay - fer tiisf dress hat. We
sell them ut SS.4s and t4.e5. TAe Tog-
gerry. Jack Tidnore.
ready for discharge at the Ladies Hos
pItal. He underwent recently an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Why pay more than Sl.95 for the best
overAlls? That's what we sell them
~
| 1. A. Hanna last Saturday sold his
barbershop fixtures at the corner Of
~
To the men that 70 swimming: We
have all the new things In bathing
suits. TIE Toggery. Jack Tidmore.
from France. left the city last Tues
4
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

G. ]. Eelly and Mrs. Kelly, l. r.
whittmore and Warren Clark motored
around the circle yesterday.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Athletic underwear. It's your fault
II you don't keep cool We can serve
you In aii grades. The Toggery. Jack
Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Mrs. B. d. Porter arrived In the
city from Atlanta, Ga. yesterday
where she has been visiting. Rev Port
ervent to III Paso to meet her. He
has resigned his pastorate, to take ef-
feet Sept. 1.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-29

Jack Tidmore expects the arrival Of
Ed v. Price 4 Co.'S samples any day
now. Better get your suit early. They
vii, are going higher. You won't save
; this season by waiting. The man that
buys early not only gets what he wants,
but saves quite handsome sum. There
win be 800 samples to select from. II
you are fat, lean or tall, we guarantees
a fit. The logger, Jack Tidmore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-12
DAYLIGHT RAID
ON COFFEE'ROOM
Place of Nick BeanOS Visited by
Police and Eight Taken
in Tow.
ONE WOMAN Is ARRESTED
Owner Is Fined 500 and Costs,
While Members OF Party Are
Given Smaller Fines.

A daylight raid on the coffee
house owned and operated by Bill
Beanos at 1904 Fifth avenue, was
the afternoon entertainment af-
forded onlookers yesterday, the
time being O'Clock. Upon the ar
rival of officer Dennis and Detect
i've Herman Sehnert, who engi-
neered the raid, seven men and one
woman were taken into custody.
This morning in the court of Po-
lice Magistrate D. j. Cleland, Bea-
nos paid fine of 500 and costs.
The seven male members and the
one woman paid fines of $25 and
costs. They gave their names as
follows: Mike Forts, Dick sHar-
ris, Louis Xemas, Theodore Wal
lace, Pete Klemtis and Nick Sells.
The woman gaVer her name as Mrs.
Marie Amick
Destroyed Evidence.
All evidence of lawbreaking was
apparently disposed of before the
arrival of the police but whether
or not this was accomplished in
lieu of a premediated visit on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-12
QUARTET RENDERS
PROGRAM BEFORE
COMMUNITY CLUB

Before a large and enthusiastic
audience at the Community club
last night the Nightingale quartet
scored decided hit. The quartet
was composed of MRS. Ray Mar
shall, soprano; Mrs. Mae Richards
Casey. contralto: Floyd Wilson,
tenor and Fal Woods, bass. All of
the members are Rock Island peo-
pie. The program was of popular
nature and the novelties and spec
ialties included, made it all the
more entertaining. The following
numbers composed the program:
Quartet, Missouri Waltz" Some
where Down in Tennessee"
Contralto solo, "Pickaninny's Par
adise Mrs Casey.
Quartet, song and dance, How
va Gonna Keep En- Down on the
Farm"
Piano solo, selected-Mrs. Kush-
man.
Bass solo. Dear Old Pal of Mine
Mr. Woods.
Quartet. medley, selected.
Dramatic soprano solo, Isle d.
Amour. Mrs. Marshall.
Quartet, song and dance, Mickey"
Quartet, song and dance,
Mickey"
Tenor solo and dance-Mr. Will
son.
Quartet, IT'LL We Meet Again"
On the evening of Sunday, May
%. the Moline chorus will present A
program at the Community club.