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Evening star., 1919-03-04

ATTORNEY -at.law or law student, co;npe-
tent; familiar with patent practice: wanted
for work In western city; give qualifications
and salary expected. Address Rox 1!s-S.
Evening star., 1919-03-04

SALESMAN TO travel In country. in car: SO
- 20 per day; steady work; men from out
of town and discharged soldiers Investigate.
Phone West 1853 for appointment. ask for NJ.
Hague.
1ALksMEN-ro cell auto and truck accessoTy
direct to owners costing $40; nets salesmen
- each; easy seller: government bought over
69oso0o during war. Address, with references,
1stters. lincoln bldg. Philadelphia. -
6ALESMES-If you are now ceiling asto or
cor dsvtcs that costs $40 and nets you q: one
man sold !, 800 IN one month; aaother aver.
Asod $11 per day. Address. with references,
Fetters, Lincoln bldg. Phiiadelphia. -
STOCK Statesmen wanted--We want nve OF
ex nore exper1enced stock security salesmen %
seQ fertilizer gtpck- r 8. Freeman, 704 Nm.
f1l o@ldenG> 12cAncBd, Va Phone Madtaes
gd3.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
Star
Want Ad
Agencies

Where Cash Advertisements
May Be Left for Insertion
NORTHWEST
1,d and Mass. Ave-, Hyyeian pharmacy;
a,d and Indiana Ave-. Butler e Field
7th and ss.. crisweu Pharmacy.
9TH and X Sts., Gcldenbesgs t1lnS
sth and Sta. McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and P Sts.. Day rharmAoy.
18th and Florida Ave, Pearson fhaf-
macy,
21st and G sts.. ouiglsy Pharmacy;
25th and Pennsylvania Ave, HerSst
Holm, I'd and Otis Placcs. Hoimead
1901 = | s.. Mor.. Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts.. Ksnealy
Pharmacy.
End and Maryland Ave, Taylor Phar-
macy.
7th and sts., Buck 4 Gersuch.
18th and East Capitol Sta, Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
sth and Eye sts., WeiIer's Phsrmsey.
ilth and Pa Ave, Eealey's Pharmacy
l4th and Pa. Ave-, Smyser's Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and II Sta, o'Donneus
Pharmacy.
2sth and r sts.. Prids's Pharmacy.
36th and N sts.. WeHsr's Pharmacy
Evening star., 1919-03-04
WANTED-HELP.

AGENTS-By company writing life, accident
ana health insurance: maximum comm ission
and fully equipped Office. Apply Mr.. Barnum
S1s Southern bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
ONE OESERTER IN
CLEVELAND COUNTY

NORMAN. Okla. Ian 2o -C>pc
cal Only one tlcye'and count, man
IS dascd as de,er,er on the books
Of the county exemption board which
have been closed up The board is
now awaiting an inspection b. federal
officers and then expects 70 be re
leased
Information compiled hy Chief Clerk
FL lnglc shows that 4uDS men we're
registered IN the county So far a,
known not a slngle man IN the county
between the age, Of X and IS failed
to register. The records do no, show
the number oi men from this county
who entered the service
The man clasSed as de'etter is
Hugh Hunter. who failed to appear
when ordered to en,faln and has never
been located
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
BACK ACHE
umbs, W with Pssstrstins
Nsmlln's Wizard on

A harmless and effective prepara-
hon to relieve the pains Of Rheums-
tism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum-
bago 10 Hamlin's Wizard Oil II PEN
etrates quickly, drive. out soreness,
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You have no idea how useful II
will He found in cases Of every day
ailment' or mishap, when there Il
need OF an immediate healing, anti.
septic application. ~ In cases OF
sprsins, bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings.
Get II from druggists for 30 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever eonstipated or havs sick
hesdschei lust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 10
oentA Guaranteed
\ \ - GAaystkaRsata --
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Twins' Father
Learns Value


TAuN1ON Mass Jan ~ Lspe.
cal Leon Lincoln roI,y rcalDe,
as he never dDd before that It pay,
to advertise Leon 8, Nh, father Of
healthy twin boy, year old
They have bern N the care NJ New
Hampshire woman. their mother dying
shortly after their birth, and were
thriving Everything was gong
,plendiily ard Leon Was a, happy as
lark
Then the woman pa' taken SICK.
could not arc iyf 'hc infant, and Leon
vas nouplu,>ed q, 10 what he was
10 do suddenly ,hc advertising idea
struck hm So Oft he gor, 70 the
newspaper office and insert, the fol-
lowing advertisement
For Adoption Twin boys. perfect
M every way, year Old. from good
family; iull surrender " " Boil
ton. No. 1903 Bay street, Taunton
N"l Icon went nome hJiiN 'Nnlil'Nt
'hat he had a. last solved the prob
,cm Of giving the babies good home
He soon changed h, mind. however
ipr the advertisement had scarcely ap.
cared before a ilp.d oi applications
.Nr tie kddicS began ip pour 900. They
,ime 80 last tina, Len began 10 think
u'h 60 many people dc.rug his
'aIu, they mus, be ",omc' lwiu'
and 80 dec dcd 10 keep them himself
SOW he IS hu''llug 10 ilni woman
NNo can give them a mother, care
He say, he would NOT part with them
now for several time, their weight
900 gold incidentally before adyer
uIug again he has made up hrs mind
that he viii ascertain M, own wnd
before placing advertisements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Woman Gets Office of Industry
Commissioner at $4,000 Yearly

Ms, France, PrtkIn,. vino +, the
ilNi woman appointed 30 4 state Job
by Governor Smith oi New York. will
have the highest ahrri luh ever
held hy a woman under the .'ire go,
crnment As state industrial com.
missioner Miss rcfk.u. who m pu
vitc lie Is Mrs Paul Wilson. wife
of former secretary 70 the late
Mlyor Mitchell oi New York ,iy
wlll receive $1,000 q year
Miss Perkins Is an active promoter
ol labor reform and the business in.
terc,tN already protesting against her
appointment They argue that she has
been Instrumental IN the enactment Of
many labor reform measures which
'bcy Characterize aS "ullfa-fadlcal d"
The" claim that should she get the
Job labor organizations would d0m.
nate the commission II /, possible
that the republican ,crl'e may be de
wludrd 10 refuse the confirmation oi
her appointment
Miss pcrkin, has had an unusual
catccr since she started ~ the fresh.
man class at Mount llolyukc college
She has been a feyolu'loul't First
m school affairs and then alter her
graduation N political affair, Al
way, she h, tken the side of The
under dog IN college she got rule,
passed which would help the poor
down iroddcn ire,hmcn and ~ her
business lie she beslme lobbyist
for the common good During her
career she brought about the max
mg of laws regarding cleanliness IN
Ncw York bakeries, she was in,tru-
mental ~ hayng working hour,
shortened and factories properly pro-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

, o.,
al OF Little Ro.N, ArF They cane
especially 10 attend the Me'hoon'
inference here 'h., week
y
Other guc't' who nc delegate 20
&c conference arc Mrs !. ! Str ems
.f hosS Who viii spend the week
H'h Rc, and Mrs {. A German,
d ~ East Tenth street and Mf
stuart oi Icurlc. who IS the guc'' of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

,he employ" n m. United Havana
and Western u.'wps whose uuk,
begun 'h'e d., ago. F, apparently
mo- nearer ,cl'',me0, General wag,
increase ranging hslU,en IS and ~
r.rcenl are asked by 'he striker,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Havana Unions to
Support Strikers

IiNNANN Jan % ahor dele
yates sad 10 represent syely union IN
This city, dcC.ded At meeting last
night 10 supper, the demand, made by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Superba Wolfe, Selling for 69c Yard

The noticeable feature Of th, wolfe come,
mostly medium dark grounds with
tnt' In addition scryeable
wolfe and will render exceptional losing good
appearance, ~ inches wide The yard ooc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Sea Island Woven Tissue, 39c Yard

Ines. are light and sheer and at the time wonderfully
'etyoabe The stripes OF this number
printed Fifty stripes checks and plad Of practically all
ooo' Imagine II what pretty from
iahrc ot this nature 1t y inches wide and sells 3oc
the ward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Lorraine Egyptian Tissue, 69c the Yard

The very acme OF siyShne'' and the perfection finish is
reached IN the Lorraine novelties No exception that
found in these beautiful tissues charming soft clear and
fine Comes IN pad checks and stripes and most prom.
ng eoor' are pink hello yellow, blue and The price
/ 69c the Nard -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Challenge Voile at 4Sc the Yard

This finely sheer vole Of the quaie, We have
seen at this price It possessed of a wonderfully and
bright appearance ard hardly fail please the critical
Two thousand yard, about fifty different oolors designs,
inches wide-4sc the yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Belmar Voiles at j9c the Yard

sheer. pro.y oD from unusually thread
beautiful designs both light and medium shades Ih,
attractive novelty o the better cai, and lends itself admirably
weafab oi the full ~ inches wide
yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Bulgsrs Plundet Shops.

SAlONlkl. Sunday Jan. l9-Bu'-
garlu soldiers continue plundering
the dwellings, an hops ot Greeks al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Voile Orient, Exquisite 69c Fabrics

II you desire fabric OF unqulouable tins
10 buy i ~ inches vide and from eScpgnaly fine
twisted cotton thread Makes harmingy and the very
to use in the making OF ros that possess distinctive
yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
lfxQGELZR

Dl the ItItr conference al MrihrIt.tI
women Wb,,h y,l f., entertained Ly
the Sou,bcrn Nr,b,I.., EeIr,,,,,r III
thn ur, nun, IDr.l,y ,o Frd,y
come 10 attend tic ,.r,u,yr bo,,d|
wh,,h A,I bc ,lc 'c,,,L mc,,,ng
pls,e ol the ,,nlrr,,,r f, th, d,n'
Ing room ol rhr ,,,hrd,a ,hc Meth.
d., hJ,r. ,t ,hc INV DIl ,c,yr
noon lnI evening m,,I. each I,y
Re.rd,. ,gr rt,.iLrpt Mr., 4 N
trpl.n ni th,,,gn. yh, ,u.rI|
~ H. .,,... ala. i
,.t ~, ., ,.. ,.,. ,,,,,, .,. A.. ~
,,.. ' az ','
.u,l''..
,,.... ..J ..'..,..,.,.',. A.,
r... ........,,, d,
'.''''' NI HI' ~ i,'I."n .'|
" gum, ,''''n,cf, "uI Mt, -. \
'.....' o" .'ne ",,"'c. '''1l service
'". ,I''n,,, ,D.If.i secretaries
'.''".' PITS ~ y OeifF "l Nfd
nH' N,,,. w. ~ Decker "i Nin,
W w '.' .i N"n.Nm' ,''
N.Wet ~ Ir'h"m. NH
Lee "i iof'rIl
\ meeting oi tho @1mme hold
ui the last ari Wet M0hphv
conference, w..' hc held at ! DI
o'clock At the Dl.icirai tomorrow al
tcfn.on
Mrs. Gaylo-d Booth of gO5 WrtI
fifteenth ufcr, cr.rr,l,rci a, n
o.,'Drk nfr .rrpn ,r.,r,l,y in Na.,r
oi Mr +. N ,,maleIl ~ ,r.,,yn
lNlng q, additional pic,,, Nr
k.ng and Mr. .ud Mrs. Il,u,rlI
pioN Nr, C,mnlcu lo ,,,r,.e.
,,. tn ...,.., O..
5i7 H., ..,,t '.r
,,,,.'.,l &C.. ' w."
,,,,. lay, '''''' IVY ''''' '''N '''.P'
-
NJ ana MI. y Young IAb
Ne'' "'.''.o .o-.n street .tTr'
'a'nel INC saturday Evening D"r..
'Iup ,a'i Nect h,cif guess bc'ng w
"uu MI' = hIe'0' Mt ana MIS-
'at'an' '"e MI ann MRS ,"s
"Ie'' M,'> Laura he'i hIe'O' NJ
M',ne'''e n'n''ei' NI'' Amelia Nnnc
helldcd Al business session ipI
change the time oi meeting 10 the
third FRIDAY IN The month and
,he club name be changed 10 fflial
LNeuug DHlncr club
=
Mss Henry lone O.rfhD'scr Of l0S
West Fifteenth stree, VA, L,.,,,, :,
the Surd.al Maids Friday afternoon
Those entertained were Marg,fe,
Marshall Alta N.N,han N,rg,r,,
WRIGHT. Lillian and Mildred Wmte
man and Harriet cum
~
Nj" Virginia Shut and Miss Lu-
cllle Taylor oi Norman were the
dinner guests ot Miss Geraldine
brennan OF 1888 North Robinson
avenue Saturday evening
y
~ =. NolliGJy ana daughter, Miss
Nnna Fay Soliday. Of 1905 Linwood
boulevard, lett yesterday Tor Wich-
ita where thew will remain IL a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
American Beauty Batistc, iSc Yard

Ih' Inc e 80 Diversity that selections te easily
made Stripes checks Do" and hev1rhng floral designs soft
pleasing color In considering thS beautiful bl,ie the
should c gwen attention l. inches le hu the price i, only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Fibre Silk Tissue Brilliant, 75c Yard

novelty tissue woven OF fine thread and fibre silk
Large handsome pads soft color effects that simply breathe
The atmosphere OF spngtm The beauty light coos much
enhanced by the silk CROSSINGS that have been introduced in the
Those desiring something not even bptder on IN.
Common should hese-7Sc Natd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

very r- tafne prey printed lc and or the small
pr.e tjr winch sell superb II u niche, VIDE and
shown stripes and figures OF medium effect 80 similar
g01lk AZ lnA VII be found ,umrafahe th-l &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
silk and Cotton Mixed Crepe de Chine 6sc


face In tho weaving thread has wav and lin.
selected and
things making
is 5s inches he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Rev and Mr., forney Hutchinson
Of 300 West Eighth street have as
guests Tor two weeks Mrs. Hu,chin-
,nn'N .istsr. Mrs. A. L. Sparkling and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Those Popular Soisettes, 45c Yard

Everyone assume, knows What satisfactory fabric
however probably place A. say that our price
Grade, cost So min
hello, rescda light blue We
tWins this early while the stock is all new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

h. - Q In,lcll d egg, -Nl.L
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Mrs 7 Frankln Harbour Of ~.
West Nnetecnth street returned this
morning from Mu,kogce where she
went Wednesday to visit her sister.
in.law, Mrs. Elmer Harbour, Of the
Sewers hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Miss Henry lone O,etho'scr Of 40i
West Fifteenth street wa, hlslc,, tp
the Surd.al Maids Friday afternoon
Those entertained were Margaret
Marshall Alta M,Mahan, Virginia
Wright, Lillian and Mildred White
man and Harriet Gum
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
CESkE DfTKO ZAHYNULO
Ctyrleta L. kIeteCkova, $3.50
Storer Ave-, usmrcena karou
ma Fulton Road.

Ma Fulton Road udalo Sc
vcera odpoledne nestesti, jehoz
obeti stala Sc ctyrleta ceska
dlvenka Lauretta KleteCkova z
cisla $500 Storer Ave. Ditko
hralo 81 V ulici bliz pribytku
svych rodicu a neStastnou ma
hodou "a pokusu prejiti Fulton
Road, zasazena byla trakcnl
karou a ma miste usmrcenO. TIE
10 male Lauretty dostalo Sc
pod predni trakcni kola kde
IVt6snano tax, re SrOubu ku mad
Izvednuti kary muscle byt pou-
Tito, nez mrtvola ditete dala Sc
Ivyprosti't. Policie dopravila po
zustatky usnrcene do marnice
a koroner 0 pripadu uv6dome1
dnes.
Dotceny motorak tvrdi, re
IneStastna nahoda zavinila vSe.
Nemohl pry V cas- karu zasta-
witt a tim zahubu dita.e od-
lvratit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
A N + v E r P Y .

Antverpy, kter6 die .doslych
zprav mali Sc stati vyklizovaci
Zakladnou pro americkou oku.
lpacni armadu V Nemecku, byly
evropskym Hamburkem v sto~
lett Sestnactem evropskymi
Athenami V stoletf sedmra-
ctem. Zdrceny vaIkami, inkvi
'sicemi, hospodarskymi zakazv
Ia persekuci sveho obyvatelstva
Antverpy vzdy znovu Sc zyed~
ly Z pokoreni.
Cislice mohou vypravovatl
historic tohoto zajimaveho bel
gickeho mesta. V roce 1863
Ipotet obyvatelstva byl 125, 600
TO dvacet let pozdeji tollko
50, 900. Cd roku 1900 do re-
ku 1850 pocet obyvatelstva Sc
ft6mGr zdvojnasobil. Ku 12g.-
600 V roce 1904 vice jak IO0,-
900 bylo pripoieno pred tim,
nez Nemci pfisli V roce 1914.
Antverpy jsou nejm6ne pat
nact stoletl stare. A celia ta-
to doba je historii zapasu prot
stale Sc opakuilcim tragediim.
" roce 1900 pet set lodi priji-
zd6lo a odiizdelo caste "a jedi
my den z pristaviste a diva tisi-
ce vozovych nakladu zbozi Wy
kladano bylo tn kazdeho dne.
Tisic cizlch obchodnich domu
oyla tn zastoupeno. Jeho vlast-
nj obchodni knizata lila temef
V kralovske nadhere.
B6hem nabozenskych nepo-
'loju uprostfed sestnacteho sto-
Ell proslula kathedrala Ant
verpska, ktere V nadhere Wy
rOvnal Sc tOliko chram sv. Pc
ira V Rlm6 byla vyplen6na Iko-
noklasty. Take jine kostely V
te dobe byly poSkozeny. Ale
to, co Antverpy utrp6ly roce
1876 da Sc srOvnati jedine Sc
"Spanelskou inkvisici'. Byla
vlada hruzy V pravem slova
Ismyslu."
We trech dnech osm tisic mu
zG, zen a d6ti bylo usmrceno,
upaleno aneb utopeno. Bylo to
straslive orgie veseni, ctvrc eni,
stinani a vrazdeni. Sta mad
hernych domovu, zbudovanych
q mramoru a jineho drahocen-
neho materialu,' bylo zniceno.
Majetek V Gene mnoha millio-
MI padl "a obet hruzovlad6
krvave Rady.
O osm let pozd6ii odrazili
obCane Antwerp utok vojsk ve-
5ody 2 Anjou, ukladajiciho Q
flamskou svobodu. Ne tax IL
sp6snym i byli We SVEN odporu
proti knizeti z Parmy, ktery oL
ehal mesto po znatnou dobu
Po ctrnacti mesiclch odporu sc
mestO koneCne vzdalo. .
Ale Antverpy utrpely jine 1e
| ste rany neZli boje Il oblehan1
Neiv6tsi Z mich byla smlouva
nuensterska V roce 1913, KITE
rou reka Selda uzavfena byIa
pro navigaci.
V roce 1882, po uznani sa-
mostatnosti Belgie, nalezala sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
Raneni vojn Sc uci vyrabeti drevene hracky.

V Antverpach holandska po-
'sadka, ktera nemela Sc k od-
chodu. Anglicke loGstvo a
francouzske yojsko bylo W.
slano, ably posadku vypudilo.
Tfi tydny trvaly boje, behem
nichz m6sto bylo znacn6 po-
Skozeno. Posledni oblehani
zkusily Antverpy V roce 1914,
kdy do Mich uchylily Sc statec-
ne vote krale Alberta. Nemci
sice mesta dobyli, ale nezmoc.
nili Sc belgickeho vojska. ktert
uniklo pasti rychlym pocho.
dem podel pobfezi.
ntverpy mohou byti nazva
" "mestem smutku". Zazil,
nnoho tragedii, ale pres to We.
We svou budoucnost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
Clear $50 From Dance.

The drill team of the Ladies'
auxiliary to the Eagles cleared $50
from the dance sponsored Wednes-
day evening which was attended by
a large number of young people
who enjoyed the dance program
given by the Twentieth Century
Jazz band. These funds will be used
toward defraying the expenses of
the team which is to go to East St.
Louis where they will put on an ex-
hibition drill. A grand lodge of the
ladies auxiliary will be organized
in that city. the occasion being the
meeting of the Eagles state con-
vention.
Members of the team, of which
Mrs. Rollan Berry is captain and
the delegates who will attend the
meeting are: Mrs. William Gordon,
Mrs. Jack Tighe, Mrs. P. J. Carl
son, Mrs. Clara Garrison. Mrs.
Josephine McCarron. Mrs. Charles
Plog, Mrs H. H Oberlander. Mrs.
Martha Hampson. Mrs. William
White, Mrs. Joe Parker. Mrs. ]. F.
Grotegut, Miss Amanda Martin,
Mrs. William Pannell. Mrs. John
Furlong and Mrs. Mary Hooker.
The delegates are Mrs. J. F. Grote-
gut. Mrs. P. J. Carlson, and Mrs.
Josephine McCarron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
Society Surprises Mrs. Goldman.

Thirty-five members of the
Daughters of Isreal carried out a
delightful surprise party last even
ing on Mrs. NJ Goldman at her
home, 1903 Third avenue, who with
her family are leaving soon %
make their home in Chicago. The
evening was spent playing games
of 500 and the favor winners were
Mrs. NJ Kinkelstein and Mrs. Rich.
Mrs. Goldman has twice served as
president of the aDughters of Is
real, also twice as secretary and
has been a member since its or
ganization IS years ago. She was
presented with a silver vase and a
silver cream and sugar set. Re
freshments were served in the
course of the evening by Mrs. J.
Hill, assisted by the Misses Gold
man and Livingston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13

ances. Many people who did not
get to see it the first night were
fortunate in seeing it last evening,
when it went off possibly better
than the preceding evening.
Following are those who took
parts in the play: Elmer Boldt. Ru-
dolph NJ. Pick, Wallace Koenig,
Theodore Rolf, August Schroeder,
Ray Thoms, Ray Lohse, Katherine
Pfaff. Anna Lutz, Marea Lohse. An
Meta Donovan, Louise Lummis,
Ruth Reddig, Emma Behrends, Eliza
Teucher, Albertina Eoight, Victoria
wilhelm, Helen Voight,, Mrs. R. M.
Flick, Anna Donovan and Rosa Lutz.
Urged to Get Tickets.
Members of the Social Service
Community Service league who ex-
pect to attend the banquet to be
given Monday evening at the league
rooms are asked to secure tickets
or to make their reservations be-
fore Saturday evening, so that the
committee in charge may know
how many will attend.
The plans for the banquet are
now complete and this promises to
be one of the largest of the series.
Next Thursday evening instead OF
the regular drill, the girls are to
take a hike. They will meet at the
Eighteenth avenue entrance to Long
View park and will walk to the
Watch Tower, where they will en-
joy a wiener roast. The girls are
to each bring something for the
lunch The return trip will be
made on the street car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
CarlS0n-McAdamR

Miss Margaret McAdams of Rey-
nolds and Claude Carlson of Milan.
were married at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at the parsonage of
the First Baptist church, Rev. j
C. Granger, the pastor. officiating.
Miss lone Carlson, sister of the
groom AND Hurlbert Guldenzoph
were the attendants. The ring
ceremony was used and a number
of the relatives of the young people
witnessed the service. Mr.. Carlson
conducts a milk route
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
Tag Day Saturday,

Two different organizations will
be on the streets tomorrow sOlic-
iting funds for various causes and
will tag those who contribute The
Womans Relief corps will pin a
flag on everyone who contributes
to their fund Nfor carrying on pa
triotic work. The Belgian people
of the city will give bouquets Of
forget-me-nots to those who con-
tribute for the support and ben
eft of Belgian babies
Women from both organizations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
Aid Plans Picnic.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Memorial Christian church met
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. N. G. White, 216 Thir-
teenth street, for the regular meet
ing. Plans were made for the an
nual picnic which will be held
some time in July at Long View
park, the exact date to be set later
Mrs. Archie Phillips, at her new
home, 1908 Sixteenth street. will
entertain at coffee next Thurs
day afterpoon. Mrs. white, as
sisted by Mrs. Olive Booth and
Mrs. W. F. Kaupke. served delic-
ious refreshments and a social
hour followed,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-13
Ladies' nf Drnrrists Meat.

Mrs. Herbert c. Ali in her home
S25- Forty-third street, was the hos
tess yesterday afternoon to mem
bers of the ladies auxiliary to the
Rock Island county druggists. The
time was spent in playing games of
500 and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. c. E. Schultze of Moline and
Mrs. A. j. Riess of Rock Island
Lunch was served at the conclu-
sion of play. The next meeting will
be the annual picnic to be held at
the Charles Brunstrom home on
Forty-second street. Moline, the
second Thursday in July.