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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12
women Of West.
SET A RECORD IN
SALE OF BONDS

BAN FItANCISCO. March IA
Women Of the 18th reserve district
sold more than fourth Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan bonds Disposed
OF In the seven states and two ter.
ritories Of the district. Mrs. A. X.
Baldwin. chairman OF the woman's
Liberty loan committee. announced
women sold 3i10.4is. 0oo--or II per
cent Of the quota.
Lincoln county. Oregon, women
head the district workers. Under
Mrs. Rose NJ. Schenek their bond
sales were more than treble the coun-
TVS quota.
Nevada women made the bost
state percentage. They are credited
with selling Is per cent OF the bonds
sold there,
Other district sales percentages by
women are:
Arizona. IS: Oregon. ~; Utah. -:
California. 81. Idaho. "a: Washing.
ton, ~ PER cent.
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Hasagawa Had IS Simoleons;
Has Them No More, Says Judge

NJ. HnsaRnwa. OF 623 Weller at.
WAS charged with violating the
liquor ordinance. lilo had half IA bar
rel Of hard cider in his posgession.
Somebody had spiked" H. Hasa
gawa maintained Hturdlly that he
had let nature take It's course In
making said cider hard" City Al.
torney Pat Tammany disagreed with
him.
''Seventyfive bucks" said the
judge.
Don &. Jordan WAS up for reckless
driving. Said he was driving ~
miles an hour. lie paid his $40 fine
with "A smile.
W. y. Allen was picked up ms a
disorderly person. the other night
Told the Judge that he wasn't work
ing and that he didn't have TO. Said
he could borrow money from his
shipyard working friends.
Get "A job within two days. or III
give you steady position In the
stockade," admonished the Judge.
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Seattle Attorney
Gets Jail Sentence

Thomas W. shaekioford. Seattle
hwyer. and brother % Judge shack.
ieford % Tacoma. was sentenced 20
six months in tho county stockade
by Justice OF the rcace Otis w.
lsrinker Tuesday for passing checks
without funds,
one ~ tho checks was made nay.
able TO +. II. Evans for $40 and
the other 10 the Day and Might
garage fog ss.se. according 20 the
,hargc.
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WEST sIDERs IN CHARGE

All the social activities OF the
merchant marine IN be conducted at
the recreation house. when complet
ed. VIII be held under the auspices
OF the women OF West Seattle, nc.
cordlng to "A plan outlined by Mrs.
Mary a. wilkins. head OF the
womens delegation. and accepted by
w. c. Weir. national representative
OF tho War Camp Community scrv
Ice.
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NO REPORT on son

Several months ago the war de
partment informed Mrs. ]. A. Col.
cock. sss2 5ist ave. s. that her
brother. Private Charles Score. who
left Seattle with tho first draft con.
tingent as a member OF company ID.
Second engineers. was missing In nc.
ton on June Is. His name. however.
has never appeared on any casualty
list. so Mrs. Colcock s,iil holds out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12
ENDORSE PETITION

The Metal Trades council has in.
dor-ed the action of Seattle EIks In
forwarding to olympia "a communica.
ton dcnouncing the senators who
voice against the famping bill to
pay $40 TO discharged soldiers and
sailors for each month spent in the
service.
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have YOU FILED
YOUR INCOME?

Have you filed your income tax re.
turn YETI Only four more days 10
do so.
Any ono failing 10 make returns
on their income for the year 1918 by
midnight Saturday Will be liable 10
federal punishment. according 20 the
revenue law.
The offices OF the internal revenue
collector will be open Thursday night
for tho convenience OF the public and
officials advise that ms many ms pos.
siblc should come that night 10 lessen
the daytime crowds.
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a. PuRul. a. Hanson. q. Bartorh
and a. c. Freicke were charged with
conducting "A gambling game at Go
Pine st, and drew $40 apiece. G.
Gouda. VIM. Bishop and J. Dugan.
UP for being In n place where gam
bling was being conducted. went out
with $40 apiece tackled on them.
Mrs. Bussey. 1919 King st. report
ed TO the police Tuesday that so-ne
one relieved her clothes line Of half
a dozen Turkish towels and several
suits OF ladies' u. v. DIS.
The police are Investigating.
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LOADS FILING

The steamer II. II. Lovejoy, built
in Seattle, In loading creosoted piiing'
at Belllngham. She will sail In a.
few days for squaw Harbor. Unga
island, Southwestern Alaska The
cargo will be used in the construc-
ton OF a cannery there for the Pa
cific American Fisheries company.
theve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

like TO know n any returned soldier
knows OF Scores whereabouts.
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Tho LSrgr-t Audience In the
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-11
FIRST M. e. CHURCH.
Fairmont Ave. and Fourth st


Services tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school at $3.50. Every member OF
the church should be member Of the
Sunday school. Are you? 1t is good
time to become a member OF one OF
the classes. Parents and children are
exhorted to get into the Sunday
school. You will enjoy the sessions.
The music is the best. The singing is
inspiring. Come early for the open
ing service. Public worship and SER
mon at 10:45. Subject of sermon, "a
Passion for Souls" With the union
evangelistic services so near at hand,
1t is earnestly desired that there shall
be large attendance Of the member
ship. Young Peoples meeting at $50.
This will include al the young peoples
societies on the West side Of Fair
mont. This will be q feature OF the
union meeting for each Sunday even
ing. This service will be held in the
basement room Of the church. Union
eyangelistic services will begin in this
church at 1880. One Of the ministers
of Fairmont will bring the message at
this service and at all the services
during the special meetings one OF the
preachers will preach. No announce
ment will be made as to whom the
preacher shall be. Certain RESPONSE
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Cor. Jackson and Jefferson SITS.
LA = cA~.A-A. n n AAi.f.A.

II. 6. Stoetzer, D. D., Minister.
You are cordially invited to worship
with us tomorrow in the following SER
vices: Bible school, 9:3e; classes for
all ages; Mr.. ]. Walter Barnes, super
intemdent. Business Mems Bible
class, taught by Mr.. ]. w. Preston:
this class is growing in numbers and
interest. Morning service, 1O:45, SER
mon by the pastor Of the church on
this subject: Rare Men With Real
Religion" text, There went with Him
a band of men, whose hearts God had
touched" The Junior society will
meet at 2::30; leaders, Miss Flora
Lloyd and Miss Bessie Loomis. The
Senior society will meet at conjunc.
tion Of all the other Young Peoples
societies at $3.50 at the N. y. church.
Leader, Rev. w. ]. Eddy. Tomorrow
evening ut 1880 the Union meetings
will begin, and continue every evening
at 1880, except Saturday evening"
Prof. James Heaton, Of Winona Lake,
Ind, will be the leader Of song; there
will be a large chorus choir. Come
and help these meetings in every way
possible. At the morning service the
pastor If this church will he pleased
to see the members of thu church and
congregation, as tbs the nineteenth
anniye rsary OF the present pastorate.
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THE FIRST M. r.. CHURCH.
c. c. laMsnn. Pastor.

Sunday school. $3.50 a. M, ]. "A. Swi.
ger, superintendent. The pastor de-
sires to see a full attendance out to.
morrow. Will you be one OF them?
Sermon, 1915 a. m. Evening ser.
vices: The Boys and Girls Endeavor
at $3.50 o'clock; Senior Endeavor at
$3.50. John Watson, president; good
program has been arranged, 50 come
and enjoy the evening with US. There
will be no preaching service at this
church as this is the first service in.
the union meeting which will be held
in Diamond st. M. e. church. This
meeting will be Just what we make it.
Get ready and do your best.
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.PALATlNE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rav. G e Eddy. Pastor.


Sunday School at $3.50 A NJ. Classes
for all ages. Junior Sermon at 1890
a. M. BLACK and White" Morning
worship ct 10:45 A. NJ. Subject Of
Sermon: THE Wise Choice" B Y.
P. U. meeting at $3.50 p N The
program will be givens by Miss Re
becca Summers group. Meeting will
begin promptly on time. At 1880 p.
NJ. Union meeting Of the churches at
the Diamond Street NJ F. church
Sermon subject: Back to the Old
Paths" he big chorus choir under
the direction Of Prof. ]. E. Mckinley.
will assist IN the services. The time
for the special meetings has come.
Let the people show their interest and
help BY large attendance
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Clarence .. Mitchell, 3. D., Minister.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. We have
changed from gas to coal and z warm
building is assured. The Sunday
school should get busy and do It's part
In the union meetings. Morning wor-
ship and preaching at 10:45. Sermon
theme, THE Fairmont Revival" Re
vival music. Our young peoples En-
deavor society will join the union
meeting at the N. E. church at $50
p. m. Evening service at the First NJ.
E. church at 1880 O'Clock. Join In the
union revival.
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MANRlNeToN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. ~
B. e. Hanes, Pastor.

- - VIdIJVV1 = UOS0Te
Preaching at both morning and even
ing services. Bible school at 10 q.
M, Oscar Hayes, superintendent. Ser.
mon by the pastor at ii a. M, sub.
ject, "The Offices Of Christ" Chris
tian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. Always
an interesting and helpful service.
Sermon at 1880, on Essentials to Sal.
vatton.' Mid-week PRAYER meeting on
Wednesday at 1880. Keep that Rev
Years resolution go to church this
Sunday. This church will always vel
come you. It is THE Home-like
Church"
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. j. Eddy. Pastor.

Tomorrow night ali the churches on
the West side will have services in
the First NJ. 3. church. The Young
Peoples societies will meet In the
lower room Of this church for spe-
cial service preparatory to the begin
ming Of the evangelistic campaign.
$3.50, Sunday school, come; 10:SO,
Junior sermon, "Our Jesus" 10:54,
morning service, "The Trlumphal En-.
try;;" $3.50, Sunday school Virginia
avenue; 900, Junior B. Y. P. U. Good
music.
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DIAMOND ST. METHODIST EPlsco.
PAL CHURCH.
Diamond and Market SITS.
0IWl1IVI1V H1IU MHIkGI oLS,
4. Ebert Wells. Pastor.

J. EIbert Wells, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50, Guy McDou.
gal, superintendent. The Sunday
school will have its part in the Union
evangelistic campaign. Let every
teacher and every scholar report for
service this Sunday morning. Public
worship and preaching at 10:45. This
is to be a mobilization service also.
Every member OF the church should
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51fi5 1lISIIfs Eli 3 kI Z s a
L. liI5 - s. Ii e & III ,1.
y0tiIlfg 5Ct 5
6E a: ii la i1F oiil + !
Union eSaHge stIc serNiE 81 Il $ X
m n the Firxt n. B. church, and n
th Highland Ave. n. 3. church Bell
view. PROT Heaton. Of Winona Lake,
Ind. VIII be IN charge OF the large
chorus choir. Pray for the success Of
the meetings.
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NJ. p. TEMPLE.

.. c. Bloomfield, Q. o, Pastor.
Commencing tomorrow and cOntin-
uing until the close Of the Union evan
galistic campaign only morning scr
vices will be held in our church The
Enleavor society will join IN the union
ioung Peoples stsvice to BE- held at
$3.50 p m. in the First N. p. church,
and the congregation will join in the
evening service in the same church.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. The mis-.
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PRoTEsTAN TEPlscoPAL.
Baird Mitchell. Rector.

/ $3.50 ?. M, Sunday school; l0:lS
.. M, prayer and sermon. The rector
starts a series Of special sermons on
the general theme, "a Human Life"
Sundays subject will be Goods
Rights n a Life These sermons
will be intensely practical. $50 p. M,
prayer, "Quiet Halt Hour" Welcome.
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WoRTHlNeToN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
81. ii. Hanea. Paator.

Sunday school at 10 a. M, A. ]. Nc.
Daniel, superintendent. Good sing.
ing, good teaching, come and be profit.
ed. Communion and social service at
II a. m. Read Heb. 1925. Now, and
attend. Preaching the first and third
Sundays in each month. Revival meet.
ings begin here the 26th OF this month.
Get ready to attend regularly.
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FLEMING CHAPEL.

$3.50 q. M, Sunday school, Mike
Snoderly. superintendent; $3.50 p. M,
c. e. society, leader, Louise; Snider;
topic, THE Practice Of Kindness p
1880 p. M, preaching service. Rev. r,
J. Yoak, OF the NJ. E. church, south,
will preach. Come to these meetings
you are welcome.
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WILLIAMS MEMORIAL FIRST N e,
CHURCH, SOUTH.
l-La.- l--- -. nAhA ~.

Sunday school at $3.50; preaching
public worship, 1876: the subject OF
the sermon will be, "The Gospel OF
Others" The young people Of the
church will meet in q union service
in the First N. E. church at $3.50.
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endeavor to show the causes and
meaning Of these conditions. and also
give some suggestions, as to how to
remedy conditions.' Parents are es-
.pecially urged to be present at this
service. Come early and enjoy the
congregational song service led by
Miss nellie Mead.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Third St. and CASTOR Ave.
Roy j. Meyer, Pastor.

Roy ]. Meyer, Pastor.
Services for the first Sunday after
Epiphany are as follows: Sunday
school at $3.50 q. M, M. F. Shafter-
man, superintendent; junior sermon
at 10:40 a. M; morning worship and
sermon at 10:45 o'clock; Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. M. Miss Clara
Lehman, leader. At 1880 p. m. we will
worship in the First NJ. E. church.
This will be o union service. Every
body welcome at all services.
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THE SEVENTH DAN ADVENTIST
CHURCH.
Pythian Hall, Fleming Building.
Il Il MiAaAen&f MinieAAe

7 The services in the Seventh Day
Adventist church for Sabbath (Satur.'
day., January II, will be, Sabbath
school at 1880, Miss nellie Mead, 81.
perintendent. Public worship $3.50,
sermon by the pastor. Come and wor-
ship in the church where you viii feel
at home.
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UNION EvANeELlsTIc CAMPAIGN.

l0tNV0N t6VSNtN666t0VtV 4SNbWt7tNtGIVS
Tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
the union evangelistic campaign will
open in Fairmont. Three meetings
will be in progress every evening ex-
cepting Saturday evening. These
meetings will be held in the First NJ.
E., Diamond st. NJ. E., and Highland
Ave. M. e. churches.
These churches were chosen in or.
der to accommodate the largest audi
ences possible.
Prof. Heaton, Of Winona Lake, Ind,
will lead the chorus of 100 voices in
the First NJ. E. church, and Prof. Nc
Kinley, Of Clarksburg, will have charge
OF the music on the East side. The
city pastors will do the preaching in
all three pulpits.
The indications OF good meetings
are encouraging. The pastors are uni
ted, the congregations are anxious,
and the times are propitious.
An appeal is made to the member
ship Of all the cooperating churches
to enlist for service in THIS campaign.
Come and help us get flying start
tomorrow evening.
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IFREE METHODIST. {

Cor. Morghat0Mn and Maryland Ayes.
&. w. Weston, Paetcr.
Sunday school at 10 a M. u. NJ.
Kirk. superintendent. Preaching Of
the Word at II a. M, by Evangelist G.
b. Johnston. Preaching service will
be followed by class meeting led by
n. L. Moran. The revival is still CO.
ing on and will continue throughout
the month. Interest is growing.
Every evening finds the tabernacle
almost full and sometimes filled to its
utmost capacity. Men are under con
viction and during the pastsfew days,
several have bowed at the altar q
prayer and some have prayed through
to the Blood. All denominations,
tongues and colors are welcome at
these services and we urge you to
come and help hold up the Blood
stained Banner OF Jesus Christ.
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lbilities shan rest upon the member.
ship Of First church from the fact that
these meetings are 70 be held in this
church. May We have .the times or
refreshing from the presence Of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-11
BIBLE LECTURES DIXIE THEATRE
n. q. Westcott. Minister.

"The vice and Crime Of Fairmont-
It's Cause and Meaning" will be the
subject Of the discourse at the Dixie
theatre Sunday, 1880 p. m. Eyangel.
ist Westcott promises that this live
question will be handled In live man.
ner. He said, II shall not only point
out conditions as they are. but shall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

t....~.. ~. ,..r,hera rava :
s.-.s.i s..t,.- ~ ~. sluhch'
sn.S. .rS tnss r,o,,sv v.s turns6
-. - ~ s,,s;SsrS and -.
Ilesn@en.. 49, s "a ~ ~, ~ - ~
ae4 s Wn1 = - -.
:" : "o I,
1870
Sun1srS Aayo Acs1
The regular meeting o. the SCUM
Park Pres0lter1an Sunaerg socae.y
-. held yesterday o SID. Oniy
routine Dunneas &c. olsc9sseo aa
the next meeunt WI 70 ~
Al Sec1efy Has Aeedhe.
Tbs lmmanaal Lutheran ladies'
aid was entertained yesterday ant
ernoon BY MN. =. Z. kamberer ana
Mrs. KRUGER. After the regular
business meeting the money now
IN the treasury WAS. voted 70 Ds
sNen 70 tne puiioine auna. Tag
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
Mootiuxs ~ Caaceled,
Pan to Sery4 Lunches.

There were over forty mothers
present ct the Audubon parent
teachers meeting yesterday Ut the
Audubon school. After the regular
meeting, Mrs. Fred <SudloW gave
several delightful readings and re-
treatments were served. After dis
cussion II was decided to serve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
Social Lhnsuneenshts.


Because Of the fuel situation the
church supper to have been given
Friday evening at the Broadway
Presbyterian church has been post
poned.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Central Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon Ut the
home Of Mrs. G. r. Bladel, 1874
Ninth avenue. Omcers for the
coming year will be elected.
The woman's missionary society
Of the First Baptist church will
meet tomorrow afternoon 1T 1:45
with Mrs. H. H. Robb, 1908 Four
teenth and . Observation-Disclosures
teenth-and-a-half street.
The regular meeting Of the
Helen Gould auxiliary which wae
to be held tonight ct Memorial Id
has been postponed indeanite{ =
owing to the fuel conooTvot3oa Idks
Qlat5ons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

and waters. Each Wednesday att
erncon the association holds open
house for the shoppers, but II 10
seldom that the working girls have
IN opportunity to enjoy the hospf-
tality.
The association expects TO carry
ON its activities ~ near schedule
a5 possible and stu to comply With
the ruling Of the fuel conservation
committee. & The gymnasium has
been closed md claases and socie-
ties are meeting in other rooms.
Although they are somewhat crowd
ed they are able to keep up the
work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
Natzenauer-Rosen
Recital Date Is
Changed to April

i The concert Of Madame Matse-
nauef and Max Rosen. scheduled
for Tuesday, Dec. ., has been can
called In order to comply with the
mel conservation committees In
structions, Amoo .grotto announc-
"a today. Parties holding tickets
may have the same redeemed at
fbe place purchased, or BY sending
them I'd o. r. Hildebrandt, AS
GAfety building, Rock Island. The
gTotto plans to have these artists
here, II arrangements can be made.
some time in April. The dancing
perry scheduled for Wednesday.
Dec. 10. has Likewise been can
ce1led.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

ChaIlnAde Cluh Meets.
Yesterday Miss Elsie Voss enter
tanned tho Chaminade club ct her
home, III West Locust street. Dsv-
export. Modern French music was
In . most interesting and
pleasant program ~ follows:
Piano: Reyeil ...... c. Chaminade
Miss. Gertrude Einfeldt.
Voice Open Now Thy Blue Eyes
.....s....... MASS0ucC
Mrs. Ceno Petersen.
Reading Measure for Measure.
Mrs. Henry Horst.
Voice: Spirits Flower .........
............... Campbell Upton
Mrs. H. e. Vedder.
Violin: A Legende. -. .WieniawBki
Mrs. J. Jones.
Piano: To Spring $780,. Gounod
Mrs. 8. ]. Burich.
Voice:
"a La Charmante Marguerite.
-. ...ssss.ss. Auuu
(b) Ritomnelle ........ Chaminade
(c) Bergere Legere 80. Weckerltn
Mrs. Frank Rehling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

=
Va.elssenlvW
Ine marriage OF Mss vloIa
6town @ TINS CITY ana James Uen-
oaoe q NOME, TOOK piace yeeEe5oe!
noon . me peIsonaee q tne rnIs
6aps Saufcn nv. VII
Ianks. Cmclss,n !1sy "Sso -.
copsnleo ~ ~. M - usoass
IA, - - = ia,,nn -. ~. -" ~" . ,c-r
!. =, r-s ~ I. . - -
- SsV1AAesos ~ SAeeseAs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
Married at Parsonake,

Miss Elvira Ruth Medley and
Lyle Roy Cox Of Alpha were mar
ried at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon at the parsonage Of the First
Methodist church by Rev. Samuel
Van Pelt, the pastor. The couple
was unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
left for their home. in Alpha last
evening. The groom II telegraph
operator for the Burlington road
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
RIhlA Class to MAef.

AS1AS10 OaoOR ~ AAAV~tO
The City Union Bible class will
hold it's regular meeting this eve
ming at the Y. W. C. A., but instead
Of meeting In the gymnasium, It
has been decided to have the SEES
sion in the cafeteria which will be
heated.
Owing to the coal situation the
council girls will meet from to s
o'clock this evening in the parlors
instead of at q l&ter hour. Miss
Alice .McNulty, physical director,
announces that no change has been
made as yet In the swimming
classes at the Augustana college
gymnasium and thar the classes
will be continued according to
schedule. The classes meet on
Monday and Thursday evening and
Wednesday morning and Friday
afternoon.
p. T. AS to Have Pie Soclable.
A pie sociable" will be an add
ed attraction at the regular meet
ing Of the parent-teachers' associa-
ton at the Grant school tomorrow
afternoon at 315. Gertrude Smith
will entertain with readings, and
there will be q short business SEES
sion. In order to make this meet.
ing a success, the chairman Of the
social committee has asked thai
all those who promised to donate
pies, have them at the school no,
later than 2 O'Clock.
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Mrs. Frptiger Il Presilent.

Oficers were chosen at yester-
days meeting Of the Edgewood
Baptist Cleaners society. Mrs.
Fred Frutiger was elected presi-
dent, Mrs. W. H. F. Jones vice
president; Mrs. Philip Motser. Sec.
rotary. and Mrs. John Ringgold,