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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-31

v del Hospital del Concaco de "esS-
| hester. dice: Miles de personals
frsn q causa de deficiencies de HE
RIO. pero por Gcsgracia 10 saben CUE
| tomar. No hav pada meJor que ei
| hero organize Hero Suxado' pa
"a e~nriquecer IA sanSre ~-apleanehpe'
hacer muieres sanas y hermosas y
| hompres frertcs = vigorcsos. Para es-
tar .omuletamente SECURE de U mis-
! enfermos temen siempre hero &
nico en- vez d alguna otra prepare
ci6n de hero metilico. 20 siemprs
les receto Hero Nuxado, ei que We
ne en- ~raquetes originates. Ell Hero
Nuxado, en- muchas o~casione, aunaen-
tara IA fue7za. enersia $ vigor de aa
pcrsonas d6biles, nerviosas J desai-
das en- un lapse de dos semanas.
NoTA DE LOS FABRICANTES-
Ell Hero Nu1ado. que recommends el
DR.. Sullivan, puede ser obtenfdo en-
| c~ualquiera ~droguerfa. con o sin rece-
"a de medico. con Ia mas absolute ga
rantia de sus fabrieantes de que Pro-
porciorara los mejores reSuttaaos, de-
volviendo en- case contra-io 81 inpor-
70. lAdv.)
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NACIMIENTO

Antenoche do a luz IN robusto NJ
10 Ia sonora esposa del senior Fernan-
do de Ia Cara, quien Sc halla radi-
cado hace algun tempo en- San Anto-
piO
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CON 500 Sc grat;ficara q IA persona que
NE proprocione iRforrnes ciertos d. mi her
raaao Eiec2te ". Gutierrez. de cuien Ell 81
aHo pasado re-ibi SIS ult!mAs notcias dc
Kansas City. Mos de 20 ANS de cdad =
originario &C i~rapuato. Gto.-Teao iaforrne di-
riiase 4 Salvador NanriqIez. Sterling. Colo.
1917
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

Rs-arae:va de ,cda case lie reps pa-a ca
Q gesgs y ze7orss. SOSA. Tae TaI.or. 6o7
Io.1-,-@ s..
EEN0ENOS CULCHONES ~uevos 4 los ne
5g--s p-ec.Us rambler ~eacvaToS. A-aS
,.r's-=- Co.. 10 ;. Pecos St
COMPRE GUS -cta-as y vr-ises % 4 iahr'ra:
r= cv-segu5-a nas hara-0s y &c DeJo- cons
.-:cc.5-. Faarlca Dc B2..ss y PetacaS. GIG
po-o-rsl s..
PETACAS y VELICES de construction
s-a--s y .-zla;C EaranUzzdo. las coDsegUi-
- q e on "a E55-ica. No co22p-e ve!'ces
10 p1oe,. l~ -csgi:ag uuy cares. fo ten
30 rluy 5u"nos veliccs forr.dos dc Iona I'M
rs~raezb.s pur g. mIsnno p-ecir. t&h-lca dc
Raslgs 8 Pstacas dc D. Mua0z Ledo, 0l3
Du'p-gsG S.
RA-sSLAS CONPUTADORAS autonSG-
--s. IS v--dsr. ccnpran. camni2H y -
pa-aa. Il. Z. Ha-EiS. sos Main Avenue.
-Sa. Antonio Texas.
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ArIicuIoS MexiCanos.

Chiies chipotleS. chocolate. carne Sc
ca. queso bl2nc0. queso de tuna, lem
teja, piquiR, c2jetas de Celaya, CANA
ron ' Glen articulos mas. CoheteS.
luces de Bengala, tronadores japone-
ses ) otgaS novedades a precios YER
6aderamente baratoS. Pida Lisia &C.
neral de PreciOS Y sc c~onvencera de
que Made veRde tan barato. EScri-
ba hoy misno. 1872 ". Commerce
ST.. San Antonio. Texas.
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FRANCISCO
RESTAURANT XOCHIMILCO

S!tuado - 6JI ". Houston -. RI Sr.
". MARITIME. So gropirtarjo. o!rccc i su
nume-osa clientele ~ servicio rip.do y eX-
cu:sito a u c#rta orLeHcs cOrr.GaS a u
mcxsca:.a : = n ~rsDaHo.a &C a:ienGcn cual-
yu!er c!asc dc 6rdcrrs. Pase I'd. y Sc
coaycacc-a. NJ. MARTINEZ. Prop.
TALLER FONOGEAFIuo. Leandro II. Ro-
d-i:1cz. repgracion de tortg-aGos de todRs
classes = waguIaa, 5r cose-. NaqginSs SIN
GER Y FONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nuevos
en- ABONOS. De scgInda mano al coata1o.
MUY BARATOS. lU5 Bucnayistn S.. San
Antonio, TcEas.
81 EECESiTA ca-ros para Tulaazas. o car
gar "au;paiss. liable 4 ROSALES: TelcfOao
Travis 1926.
MANDE l5,. cn ~cstau.piilas y n vuclta de
co~rco rscibi-.t : v;s.as ~ t~ar:ata postal.
de "a capital &c Mexico. "fctoS-afja ModcT-
ma" III =. L4reGc St.-San Antonio. Texas.
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SANTORAL

Microbes 81 de Diciembre.-San
Si,vestre, Papa.
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Sc DSRA buena qualification a Gu;en pro-
1o-ciorc inso-mes ciertus de nj hijo MigUe'
Reyes. qu;sr hace dos anos - encUntraba en-
Preside, Texas. pucs fuG dc csc luEar DC
donde recibi suS ultimas noticias. Todu in
toEue sobre ei particular sirvaHse dirisjylo =
Cara Lara. sos Austin ST.. San Antonio
Texas. 90
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a IA per-
soma que ME proporcione in;crmes Dc Tomas
Figue-oa. de Guicn hace 10 amos no rcCiDo
aot;cia a!cuna. Is dc - amos dc Cdad.
Todo iaCormc si-yarse dirigirlo n Nic;nr.ano
FiCucroa. Tijuana, BaiH California, Mexico.
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persona que me prpporcione i~nforr1es dc los
S-cs. Ines T~rujiiio. MaEdaLcno T-uSillo , su
--pCsa C,eotiide. o-iEiaa-ios dc CUeraHaro.
Gto.. de Quieaes Ell 1914 ne separo de clos
en- Nixon, Texas. Dirijansc soare e. part;-
.u!ar = Juan Acaraz, 9pS Williams St
Houston. Texas. 1917
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ENSE MA

E~gzS-nEA D. .p.ouAS ro- medic ce'
- r-,.a-..gu.z a Enagylna ae, a.
-. frances e ital.an9 a. ss?aao. , zee
- EsGar-s5a -e caE-@ 'e-A ease
~. sn-umsa.gs. F~e-igs m0I-es. IL
fLryss. % AlaEsGIry D
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$4,000 &c qualification SC da-an ! Ia PEI
soma que me proPc-cioue infor-ncs de nj k'jo
Jose Gloria y QUijsno. hijo de GreErrto
Gloria y Juaaa QuijaHo. : Z Cu:ea u por
Ultima vez en- Abril de 1914 en- To--e6r. Coah.
Is de 20 amos &c eda6. 5ianco, cara Tsdoa-
ia. oios neSgos y de 5 pies . p~uISaaas de
~estatUra. TODD inforne diriiase Z G-sgogio
Gloria. Box 81. Tempe. Ariz. C-l6)
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EUTLCA MARKET. III7 ". Commerce ST..
Sza antonio. Teas. P. Bat!S-a. Prop. Es-
yryiaGdsG plG!Gos por co-Teo. Co1sU.tas me-
d:yas E=eus. McGic.Has patente. iz5Ones )
perfumes faxes AcOnpane suS rsd!6os con
Es-o posraL. S~eryiclo rHpido.
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ANTE0JOS

F!FGANTEs TRADES do ao~hre para Eai-
T. g, Fantasia .s a.Eas.aa rn -"i y Sa1-
- Epsa Ave. Juan 3 Pal...l- IS.
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Fen5euos ejenlpi2res del nlmero
especial de a PRENSA, del 10 lie
SeDt.embre, = = ceHtavoS cada uuo.
PiGa,os q Ia Agenc!a de Publicaclo-
res. $50 y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
-ar.c, Texas.
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

Avocado meNicznU. Cons1a-S rSc1m
sis7cs ;~1-,iicas eOncer=icares a leyS : neSo-
nos d. Mexico. o. : o. -inch-a h-"s'
San Diego, Cal.
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PESOUISAS

500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran a "a
persona cue re rropo-cjone informes del ST.
Alfonso Guerra. oriEinario DC lrapGato. Go
Is cg.Eueuo. v ulI:mameatc supc que - en-
~coa:-aaa IN S2r"ckels. Cal. TODD iriocme
~al-i;ase a J. Basiio SanGoval, FL Centre,
Ca 81
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Sc AGRADECERA infinite Sc proportions
intrrmes del ST.. Victor Lozanc. quicn
inferno en- este pals desdc ell ano de 1911
10 busca 81 padre Sotero Lozano. Todo in,
forme d~iriiase a J.. Lozano, Hotel Iturbide
Monterrey. \. l., Mexico. 1917
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BUEEA GRATIFICACION 80 da-a q "A
rersc@G Cue me p.oporcionc informes de-
Ma-ciauo Rojas. de 20 a6os Dc edai. bIan-
co. quicn en- 1915 SC encontraba on San Ber-
1a-dino. Cal ToGo iDfOrMc d~iri!aSc q Aga
ito Rcjas. River St 1926, Cannon City.
Colo. t9l
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CON $1,000 GRATIFICARE = IL persona que
ne pro7orcione niforrncs del Sr. Jose Munoz.
de Is amos &c cdad y cuerpo regular, qu!en
hacc s amos sali6 caganchado &c San Felipe
del Rio. Texas. TODD iasorme dirijase 4 So
tc-o Dominique, 2O6 First ST. Pueblo. Colo.
~
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AVOCADO PARA LOS NENiCA\VS. HlIa-
- - -. 80 ns-.e.gz -L-s@.ss. r--a-
c.,.,TTas rg- I.Ics y pc-juiea2s Hes~ena.sS'
earsas c,v.gss y 1-m.aalss. resaam@s.'@@s az
terrenoz. W cca-o houo-aTTv5 #as." que .1'
ssyr.cz gueaa1 sslss=-.o-1ms".s 1eTnl'"@1os'
- 800. -rzas. C7ocsa.. s5-9.
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DARE $1,000 de qualification 4 IA persona
que me prororcionc iufo-mes dc mi hernia
no A-Tuando Zaldivar, quicn hacc dos amos
Sc se7a-6 &c mi ladc. Is blanco. boca gran
de, pelo castaGo seaas particulars uinEU-
IA. TODD inferno dirijase a Brigade Zaidi-
va. Gen. Del, kinginsvile, Texas. .l2j
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.UEA PROFESSIONAL
ASOGAOSS
NJ Il DIAZ

HROCAD0
Sutorl=z6o pa~a e5s-re- 81 Profession ea
= Efst1,o rede-GI - - LSLados ~Htaos :
~ c., Is C3~tgs ciyG.es , cvInniaaLz ca
Estate de Eexzs- GtlcGG-
IlU! Scq;tuH Bag.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
p.,--u,r.,,a %, San Antonio. TcNlS. Juan
pfs;ffa-. Avocado. Ill Pr4aeatizl d
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LISTO. sENOR. LISTO.

Tenemoz ua macnifico Plan con VEIN
T!CUATEO mancras fGciies dc Eanar dine
70. NC DESAPROEECEE I'd. n O9c-tu0i-
dad ) piLaaos DETALLES GRATIS, en-
viando ~os.am2i!las para n so-testacioG-
NENICAN CARD co. Box Ill. Sta. 4.
San Antonio. Texas.
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.PIDA n-es;-a Hsra lie p-ecios dc JUGUE-
TES aai-u-auGo e~stamplla para rc~pGcSca.
CASA LEELCA&A. Box i55, Chicago, l..
EENDO casa ds dos cuar:cs = cocinS con
nagul5ico lo;s. aqua : &Tboles Sruta!es. TO-
60 g=nanCnte hgrata; esc3 s.tuaGa N les
Gales Ea-z--uz ; ZavzauorG. Para ICtor-
mes ocgvra& = J4Iiara HERNANDEZ, los So.
L--eGo $. Cl-@l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-31

$500 DE GRATIFIcAC7oN Sc da-an a Il
persona cue proporcioRe Iaformes de mi ma
DIRE Candelaria Campi!lo y de mi hermano
Pauline Ventura Son originarios de Mon
te-rey. y. l.. Mexico. TODD iaformc diri-
jase a G-eCo-io Ventura, 1915 Collin St.
Dallas. Texas.
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$1,000 DE GRATIFICACGON So darin a Ia
persona que proDorcionc iniormes exactos de
Z Sra. Sanjuara Ramos. dc quien hacc
TEMPO no recibo noticia algu1a. Todo in
iurrc dirijase = AnselTo Pnrcida. CO. Los
Angeles Mercantile Co. @l6i. ". CONNER
&C St. San Antonio. Texas. %
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8 VENDE ba-ato autom6v;l Paige: reci-
% en- can5io express. truck Q sola-. IN
1-rnan LO-l :! Fa>o 81. I'D
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DP Y PALONO. Medicinal en- Gene
raj. Corsuitorio, 10 50; tecoS- Ig-
Isfnna .Ie IL residence fi'Sr,,a -
Y Oficina: Crockett S50--N'NNIL-
TAS GRATIS.
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COMPRAS

81 COMPRAN toda clase de clarine;es dc
ono igio; dig, condolences. marca, sistema
y r.recio. Di-ija>e /. Mercado. 3ll Rcfugic.
ii Travis 3g12. san Antonio. Texas.
cOiIPRANOS. Veudeuos y Cambiamos teda
-rssc de- raeJ!cs. Dixie Furniture Company.
ll8 y. Flores ST.
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NUXATED IRON

I'm coroeido msdieo destdra
que 81 Hero NurGdo eTed
asombrosa fucr=G y enerpfa nn
las rends de los hom6res y hd-
&C que las nlojilGs dc las muJe-
res dtbiies, nerriosds y deect-
DDS GpGrc=cGr so1srosodGs.
Preguate I'd 4 las rrimerzs
Glen personas sanas y robustaS
que I'd. encuentre a que deben
81 perferto estado fisico y vera
como muchas lie contestan: a
Hero Nuxado." e. DR.. Ja-
mes Francis Sullivan. antigua
mente medico del Hospital dc
Bellevue Departments del EN-
terior), Ciudad de New York.
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MlSCELANEA-
CQSYOCATORIA

Por Ell presente, hago saber q todos los miem-
bros que pertenecieron a IA Banda de Ia
Division "Warehousing'' No. I, que pasen a
M domicilio a tomar informes de la reorga-
nizaciCn Gle dicha Banda. Adolfo MARITIME.
III Camp ST. "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
FAMO DESTROYS DANDRUFF
BACILLI.

Science has perfected a wonder
full preparation that stops Seborr-
hea 1.-THE medical term for dandruff)
by killing the dandruff microbe.
Its name is FAMO and it is a
product of one of the famous phar-
maceuticaI houses of Detroit
The ingredients have never been
used on the scalp before, but they
are well known to physicians
As fast as nature grows new hair
the Seborrhea germ kills it off.
Unless you destroy the germ with
FAMO, the new hair will grow
weaker and weaker and badness
finally will result.
FAMO destroys the dandruff ba-
gilli and makes new, luxuriant hair
STOW.
EAMO actually retards grayness.
IT contains no alcohol. 1t stops all
,iKThing of the scalp.
FAMO should be used daily by
every member Of the family, even
by those who have no dandruff. It
keeps the hair healthy and beauti-
full and prevents seborrhea.
FAMO is sold at all toilet goods
counters, also applied at the better
barber shops. 1t comes in two
sizes-a small size at So cents and
an extra large bottle for 81.
Seborrhea is the medical name
for morbidly increased flow from
the sebaceous glands of the scalp.
The seborrhean secretion forms in
scales or flakes and is commonly
known. as sdandruff-
Manufactured by the Famo Co.,
Detroit BengSton,s@drng store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27

A first gathering held several
weeks ago proved quite the reverse,
being attended by about one hum
dred enthusiastic men, all in favor
Of organization. Definite action
was not taken at that meeting in
order that Leroy Philbrook, named
as temporary chairman, might com
municate with officials at Washing
ton regarding utilization with the
national order OF Veterans of For
eign Wars.
Chairman to Report.
Last evening Chairman PhiTbrook
was to have made his report, fol-
Lowing which definite action was to
have been taken by those in attend
ance. officers of the new brganiz-
alton were also to have been nam
ed.
Every effort will be made to bring
out a record attendance for Tues
day nights meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
ABE SNOOKUM rs
TO BE TRIED IN
COURT ON FRIDAY

Grave doubts are being enter
tanned by the students of Angus
tana college as to whether the de-
Tense will beable to exonerate
Adaniah Hardsneezer and Abra-
ham Snookum of a serious charge
at themock trial to be given in the
Augustana gymnasium tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. Details have
been worked out by attorneys for
defense, prosecution and witnesses
and the event is creating intense
interest among the student body
The trial is the first of a series OF
numbers to be offered by the de-
partment of public speaking at the
college. Tickets have already
been sold to practically every
member of the student body by
means of a canvass made last
week. A canvass has also been
made of the business districts and
provisions are being made for the
large number of tri-city people ex-
pected.
The mock trial tomorrow night
is the first ever presented by the
students Of Augustana college and
one of the few ever given in the
tri-cities. The cast of characters is
as follows:
Defendants - Adaniah Hard
sneezer and Abraham SnOokum-
Raoul Redstrom and Enoch An
Selm.
Plaintiff Professor Snuffstein-
Carl Fryxell.
JUDGE. NJ. Sober HamIin
Mattson.
Prosecuting Attorney-Hesekia
uttermilk-Robert Olmsted..
Counsel for Defense - Jehosa-
phat roadhead-Leonard Kendall.
The cast also includes jurymen,
who will be chosen from the stu
dent body and also a host of wit
nesses whose names cannot be di-
vulged because of the expressed
fear that the information might
benefit either prosecution or de-
Tense.
Teh specific charge of the case
is that the defendants conspired to
steal a box of snuff from Professor
SnuffStein.
Augustana's representative in
the Smith oratorical contest will
be chosen at the preliminary con-
test Saturday night at O'Clock.
This will be the second number of
the forensic series to be offered. A
total of seven contestants will try
for thehonor. Arnold Lau, prin-
cipal of Rock Island high school;
Z S. Keller of the Davenport high
school, and Rev. Richard Haney of
Moline will act as Judges, accord
ing to announcement today by Miss
Iva Pearce, head of the public
speaking department at Angus
tana. The event diqers from the
other numbers of the course in
that there will be no admission
charged. The league of nations
will be treated in its different
aspects by three of the speakers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
STAGE POGROM IN
ARGENTINE; MANY
JEWS ARE KILLED

New York, March 27.-Thousands
of Jews were slaughtered in ''po-
grom" in Buenos Aires on Jan. 9.
according to a statement issued
here by the Zionist organization of
America, quoting a report it has re-
ceived from the Argentine capital.
According to this report, white
guard" was organized there follow
ing a rumor that strikes in that city
were the beginning of a bolshevist
revolution melted by the Jews. The
report charged that. with the CO.
operation of the police, the white
guard" raided the Jewish quarters,
killing a number that cannot be
estimated because all the bodies
were buried in common grave"
Even synagogues were raided on
the ground that Maximalists were
hidden there.
The Argentine branch Of the
Zionist organization, the report
continued, finally succeeded in get
ting the police to end the "pogrom,"
after it had asserted there were no
bolsheviki among Argentine Jews.
Cable dispatches received from
the riots in that city made no ref
erence to a pogrom and one re-
ceived two weeks after the pc
grom" is alleged to have occurred
did not mention any slaughter OF
Jews, but reported that an Israelite
delegation had waited on President
Irigoyen to protest against unjust
atrocities and inexcusable insults"
suffered by them.
Although for more than two
years disorder has been rife in the
Argentine capital, the most serious
riot occurred last January, about
the time the alleged Jewish po.
grom, in the trouble growing out
of the harbor strike, which later
led to naturalization of the port,
so persons were killed and 500
wounded on the streets.
Steady growth of 'bolshevism"
was reported, and following word
that a bolshevist army was invad-
ing Argentine after a battle with
frontier police at Port Natalis,
Chile, 1,400 reds were rounded up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
BRITISH MILITARY
SERVICE BILL rs
RIDING THROUGH

London. Wednesday, March 90
The military service bill passed
through the report stage without
amendment in the house of COM
mons today. The proposal to
limit the operation of the bill to
Dec. 81. 1919, instead of April 80,
1920, was rejected by a vote of
2S2 to 20, and another amend
ment excluding liability to service
in Russia from the scope of the
bill, was voted down PSI to AS.
A. In declining to accept this
amendment. Winston Spencer
Churchill, secretary for war, said
the government had no intention
of raising a large conscript army
to be sent to Russia.
THE general question of the
Russian policy" he said. lis not a
question for the British govern
ment. 1t is a matter to which a
league of nations or a league of
victorious nations must address it
self"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27

Community club this evening, is
composed OF three artists, each Of
whom is we'll known in the concert
field. Miss Martha Alexander, vio-
liniste, is a pupil of Bendix, and
has headed her own company for
six years in concert work both in
this country and abroad. Miss
Ethel Murray, a gifted cellist, is
from London, and has played for
several years in concerts and in
vaudeville. Earle Brown, pianist,
has had considerable experience as
an accompanist for the artists,
Eloise With and Robert Douglas,
in their recitals in Europe and
America
The program to be given this ev-
ening is as follows:
Concert Trio (Eduard Schuitt)-
The Bertha Farmer company.
"Elegie" CMassenet).
"Tarantelle" "copper" - Miss
Murray.
Spanish Dance, "Granados"
(Kreisler).
Souvenir de Moscow (Wieniaw-
sk) Alexander.
Novelette,, "Hopjke."
Lucia de Lammermoor" Oesch-
etiaszh)-Mr. Browne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27

"Chanson and Pavone" (Kreis-
ler).
ALLEGRO Passionate" saint Sa-
ems Miss Murray.
"Scherzo" (Van Goens).
Chant of the Monks" CHa1vur-
sen.
Romance from Second Cmcer-
to" CWieniayskD.
''Menuet" (Mozart)-Miss Alex
ander.
Trios-
Oriental Lament" Caesar Gull.
"Serenade" (Herbert).
"On the Banks OF the Brook"
(Bois de FTee).
"Pierrette" (Chaminade) The
Bertha Farmer company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
mo ATTENDANCE
| POSTPONE MEET
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines VIII
Decide Upon Organization Next
Tuesday Night
ALL ARE URGED TO TURN OUT
Temporary Chairman Leroy Phil.
brook Ready With Report on
Washington Answer.

What was to have been the or
ganfzation meeting Of soldiers, sail
crs and marines, called at Memorial
hall in the court house last even
ing. was postponed until next Tues
day night due to the small attend
ance.
Reason for the small number in
attendance last night is not known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
CLASS OF 1919
HOLDS BANQUET
Seniors Of Augustana College Have
Annual Dinner at the Rock
Island Club.
DR. BARTHOLOMEW SPEAKER
Guardian is Present as Honored
Guest and President Fitz-
patrick is TOastmaster.

Seniors of the collegiate depart
ment of Augustana college staged
their fourth annual banquet at the
Rock Island club last night. A three
course dinner was served. The az
fair was Of a formal nature, being
the only official banquet of the can
didates for graduation. Covers were
set for 80.
DR.. E. F. Bartholomew, vice pres
ident Of the college and guardian of
the class, was present as honorary
guest. The program consisted OF
toasts and vocal numbers, James F.
Fitzpatrick, president Of the class,
acting as POSTMASTER.
Wilbur PalmQuist responded to
the toast, Lest We Forget" He
recounted pleasant memories of
each Of the different classmates and
created laughter by the comical ex-
periences which he ascribed to
them. He also presented statistics
in the history of the class of 1919.
A total of "a began the race for
graduation, he said, in the summer
of 1915, and but 10 of that number
we're coming under the wire at
graduation, the majority of the
other members having enlisted in
the service of their country and are
now with the army of occupation.
Gertrude jacobson won applause
with solo.
Hamline Mattson responded to
the toast Looking Ahead" by
prophecying as to the positions in
life which the members of the class
will hold 10 years hence. He pic
tured a trip back to Augustana at
such a time and called to mind the
strange things to be seen.
Guardian Speaks.
!. DR.. E. F. Bartholomew closed the
program with short address. He
reminded the class members that
they were about to leave school
life and go out into the real action
of life and urged them to strive
not SO much for perfection as for
the real life" There was no such
a thing as perfection, he reminded
the graduates to be, but rather con-
slant growth WIS the goal and aim
of full life.
The banquet marks the last for
NAL social event of the seniors be-
fore graduation ceremonies.
Arrangements for the banquet
were in charge of committee COM
posed of Raoul Redstrom, chair
man; Misses Margaret c. Anderson,
Florence NJ Anderson, Hamlfne
Mattson and Max F'ritschelI, and to
them is due credit for the success
of the affair.
Tables were trimmed with roses
that filled baskets and souvenir
booklets were used as place cards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
SCHRIVER BETTER
AND WILL BE OUT
IN A SHORT TIME

H. VI. Schriver. candidate for
mayor at the city election April
Is, was reported today as being
<nuch improved and would be out
in a few days TO take over the act
i've management of his campaign.
Mr.. Schriver has been confined to
his home as a result of influenza.
His headquarters for the campaign
are in the Harper house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-27
TO DETERMINE TRUSTEES.

Boston, March 27.-Lidgation has
been started in the Massachusetts
supreme court in an effort to deter
mine which of the two sets of trus
tees appointed by the late Mary
Eddy has authority over the Chris
tian Science Publishing society.