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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
Commandery Drill Corps to Enter.
tain,

Rock Island commandery No. is,
Knights Templar drill corps, will
give another one Of its delightful
dancing parties at the Masonic
temple. Friday evening, Jan. 16. a
great amount of interest has been
shown at these parties and a large
gathering Of tri-city knights and
their friends is expected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
Miss Walker Entertains Circle.

Miss Miriam Walker at her home,
SIC Twentieth street, was hostess
last evening to members Of the
Service circle of Kings Daughters.
There were Is charter members
present and great deal Of business
was brought up. 1t was decided to
admit two new members to the cir
Gle. A committee composed Of Miss
Dorothy Rhoades, Mrs. Arthur
Hinkley and Miss Dorothy McCabe
was appointed to make arrange
ments for the tea to be held the
FIRST part Of next month. Refresh
ments were served and the next
meeting Of the circle will be Jan
q at the home OF Miss Alberta
Richards, $50 Twenty-second street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
Willing workers Have Meeting.

willing workers class OF the
South Park Presbyterian church
met yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
r.. L. Baird, 1907 Thirtieth street.
After the bible study, short must
cal program and social hour we're
enjoyed and Mrs. Baird served re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be Feb. 10 at the home Of Mrs. Maud
Carlson, 1918 Thirty-second street.
Mrs. Barlow Has Birthday Party.
Mrs. william Barlow, 2807 Sixth
avenue, entertained at pretty
party yesterday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her 32nd birthday an
niversary. Twelve guests were
present and spent the afternoon in
scciability. A bouquet Of narcissus
was the centerpiece OF the dining
room table where three course
lunch was served and there, was a
pretty birthday cake with candles.
Moline guests were Mrs. G. Nelson
and Mrs. NJ. Pelting. Mrs. Guy
Cooper Of Cedar Rapids was also
guest.
Social Announcements.
Knights and Ladies Of Security,
Island council, No. 115s, will meet
Friday evening at 8 o'clock at
Maths hall. All members are ask
ed to attend.
Helen Gould auxiliary is to hold
its regular meeting at Memorial
hall, Thursday evening.
The regular meeting Of the coun-
Gil girls Of the Y. W. c. A., will be
held tomorrow evening at the as
,sociation building.
Barbara Frietchie, Daughters of
Veterans, will hold the regular ses-
sion in Memorial hall Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Important bust
ness is to be brought up at this
meeting.
The ladies' aid society of the
Memorial Christian church meets
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. A. M. Parker, 1882
Second avenue. This is to be the
regular coffee and the ladies' and
friends Of the church are invited to
be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
Mrs. Ague Entertains ". C. I. L.

Mrs. Robert Ague, 536 Twentieth
avenue, was hostess to members Of
the Kingsbury W. c. T. q. yester-
day afternoon. The attendance was
especially good and the meeting
was an interesting one. Up-to-date
talks on prohibition were given by
several members It was decided
to make the meeting Of Feb. 10 .
special one, with a program Of
music and readings. This meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. A. b.
Beck, S13 Thirteenth avenue. and
friends will be invited to attend.
Mrs. Ague served dainty refresh
ments and q social hour was en-
joyed after the business session
and reading of papers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
Mid Winter Sale of Women'a
and Children's Dresses, Coat
and Furs

qualities substantial reductions Included
the larger Sale continues the
mand rOf the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14

Hw1.Lerek Marriage.

Friends Of Mss Lucia Z. Lerch.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
Lerch, formerly Of this city, now o.
albuquerque, New Mexico, will be
surprised to learn Of her marriage
to J. r. Hagy OF that city. The
ceremony was performed Wednes-
day, Jan. IA. The bride had made
her home In Rock Island Until two
years ago, when the family moved
to New Mexico. Mr.. Hagy is con-
nected with the Western Mortgage
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagy will
90 to housekeeping Immediately at
21S West Marble avenue. Albu-
querque, N. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14
WnI Sponsor Dance,

Bowlby's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dancing party to
be given Friday evening at the Mo-
line Commercial club by q quartet
Of. young men. The committee is
composed Of Arthur J. Allen and
Chester A. Carlson Of Rock Island
and Clarence Bendle and Ralph
Miedke of Moline. Both the Rock
Island and the Moline men have
sponsored successful dances before,
but this is the flrst affair which
they have given together.
JeiRt Meeting Ct 7. VI. c. A.
The Mako and Owanisa girls held
3 Joint meeting ut the Y. W. c.. A.
yesterday. the business Of the meet
ing being discussed after the sup
Per. Tho election of the Mako girls
resultsd In the following Scout
chairman. Miss Marjorie Cook:
chairman .es outing and inning com
mittee. Mss Gladys Malmrose;
chairman u esryice squad. Miss
AIarearek Ax1oId. ThA next meeting
will be held n two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-14

Wounen,s Apparel :
Second hsor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
Soii rnofa

&un beit1t leipGn mitruin tai ip-
miiiG fanoille, min iaat buomata
fltinfa ne filpan rientGlpdt niitG
touffimaan. Mutta jos beitGt Mile
fipen murlia, fobaialrboja tai mlili
to fen i~ellaista, min etpd faa fano-
ia mpnastifaan rarratiifli luofieii.
tSe fplla ebtd buapittaiii Jos iaiiit
ne ipomGGn iaboiauboial
<infa mnbtaafnan perfele olIo
bltipitettu, fun ibmiiet ipopGt fiapi1
ia iabaiauboia leim1n aiemastol
@oi eimdtfo ibmiiet pleenid ipo III
misoppien inboiauboja ia mGrebbi
perfeleitten opetiisten fipen miirii-
ia9 @imGt be tiebG erottao, mif1
on toll mifd moler1tofoa. Wiitta
Seeius ianoo: "Winlm rltlimiini on
toll ruofa ia mimin mereni on toll
iuoma". Sorfpasia ne paitat, iois
ia tGllaista raipintoa annetaon ia
- barmosia fen raipinnon etiiidt.
Waittta, iinG, lufiiani, jos toboot
iiirtpG fuolemasta el1mGGn ola
fobta naiittia told ritofoa. sfld tpp-
on iiiben rapuon, iota fiat ipondtl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04

2innun pei1 oil iprfGlld Duoren
rinteellG. Mitptnmilla miebilld tefi
mieli ioaoa mtnot iieltG, muttn FIJI
fam ei moinut mettnG niitG lielt1
ottamaan. Se ottipot fopoen ia ba-
luihpat laSfea erG1n poifnien alas
mafulittaen, ettG 1e Iosfeipat bdnet
taiten ia nostatpot taas Dabingoit-
tumattomann Dlos. 2upaiiDotpa
piel1 rabaafin, mrtta poifa CT us
fotut itleGniG muufalaiiille. 8ii-
meiat ban ionoi, ettd Jos bGnen iiGn
IA tuliii pit6mdGn fopttG, min ban
meniii.
Mae Serraan usfotpat poloiiet o.
lemme palion ep1luuloiiemmat S.
'i61mme fobtann. Mlituiieen tGptDD
b1nen ianoa: Slid pelfGd, ala pei
fG1, 1lG pelfG1l" Sun w~afuuttaa o.
leponla meio1n fansiamme ia ifui-
let f1iipartenia f~antoipat meta. @i-
pG fufnan moi meit1 rpostGG bdnen
fGoest1Gn, eim6t faiffi belwetin TO-
taioufotfaon." Sis b1nen ionoi-
binia ga mabbot usfoltoa, Imoi-
Min Doohpoibinia 8apaasti uinob-
taai"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
Glcluelamb, 8.

Seiirofuntanme mietti objelmaiI
taman belmif. 10 pm iltnna ieli-
raaipalla o%bjelmolla: duff nirii ia
ritfols; bltbe pastori @. 8ilenilt1;
plibe oil fauttaaltaon ~fGtfemiien ar
poinen. &un Sllmalan YpbG Senfi
iaa firfastaa Sfdn ipoGntG palpe-
liainia falttn, min iielltt tuleipat
roauitufii arnton fpllppoestG ia al
fatpat nldrebtiG. 81 iuloinen riStin-
eipanfeliiuni fuinfa ie mieliG mir
,apoittaal Yltbaltafoon eipanfeliumin
~nirfistGpGt tuulet Dli fofo lunas-
tetiin maan. yfiin Sumalan ormp
&ristufiesia MOI ibmismielen MUTT
too ia min tGGllG moailmasia jul
ntaliiesti ia iiemGsti el1m1Gn. Sii-
nrolnn armon mostaon ottamista
faipoafin nDfDinen maoilma. @man
feliumi on ie poima, iofa faiffi
mGtGpaiieet ppstpp leiffaamaan.
8ubeen loptttlla oil NIT. Ioulro
SO. +. Sumo, 9lino Sifola, lauIuo
noisfuorolto, SO. MGen jobbolla; fG
iinfirjoitetim lebben "Sobistls @e
rest1" toimitti ia lufi Maria Hie-
melG; fertomus 2pDli glitalo, lnit-
llta n.fitorolta, lufemista 2empi
&ontos, rllfouS postori 50. @ilen,
pbteiSlaullt @. t. Sopinnon iano-
ma oil feiffien eiittGjGin ~eiitpsten
iiidltonG. &linlpa npaan ibmiiet e.
nempi fGpttdiiimGt tGllaiiia tilai-
%iunifiia bpmGfieen FUN titoIla maaiI
man tpbjillG Observation-Disclosures
ia foettoipat %iammuttoa. Matitallo
eli ole elGmG1 FUN pfiin Seeiufies-
ia.
9abWitorioilusta b~uolebtipat iin1
|~iItara S4loa Soutamdfi ia @inc
@ngIuno. &iitos emGnnille. On /
loista nG6o6 ettG Sitcbburgist1fiu
on ollut firioitufiin Iuttaiasio; al
tafaa MOAN fpn1nne liiffua uieam-
min. Seill1 iielld OH motminfln ia
miSi1 iitten ellei omasia epanfecli-
Tesla lebbesi 1mme Miittaiasial
&GtfeptpfG1mme iperibaaluoihin;
iiellG on meio1n termeptenume.
Sermeiiet fitcbburgiloiiillc ia
faifiIIe Serron omille tdGltG.
Maria g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04

maan waan Dlent1m11n ristinlip-
pua forfeammalle. @aan me ibni-
let min uiein tunnentme beiffoutta
itiesiGmme ia ~taiffinaista punitetta
ia pibeliaiippttG. riein nouiee ala
tus: firioittaiinban mindfin 9lutta-
joan, pnan fun olen min beiffo ia
puuttuwainen min eibGn ole mit1Gn
ianottapaa. 8aan ie eli ole oifeen.
Wliistafaanlme alma Sierra on bel
foiSla mGfepG". 8oimnIlifesti ban
maifuttaa niortenfin talltta fun
MOAN atpaamme irumme ia lonom-
ME: Irmosta ompi faiffi meille,
On iefin aipan armoa, &un ipn-
ninteill1 fttlfepille ME ioamme tllo
ba maloa, Gfi iDnnin BELLE palios-
taa ga pelastutien ilmoittaa.
Seeius OIL fasfenpt i~aarnnta G.
manfelirmlia taitille fanloille. Scum
iindfin, pstGtp6, fuulet tai luet NH
td Seelus on tabnpt, Min usfo ie;
iilloin olet aiitlias Sumolan laps
ia tainaan funninn ia firffa11oen
perillinen. Iutuaona on min baus
ia eld6 ia fuolla miel6 porempi.
&iitoflet taboon lauiua Silma
HatronilIe firieestGii toisia hume
rosla: olin oifeen iloinen nGboeSiG ia
nj ettd elGt Slmnalan armosta ia
aimon aiitliaana. On bausfaa nab
oG mtorten firioitufiia 4uttnian
p~olstoilla, fltten ntpoS Sennie ia
Selmi Ibon firioitufiet ebelliiisid
leboisiG. &iriottofoa faiffi toistef-
fin ia iIoiten laulofoarnme: SO
mtorena iiiS faiffi rientaf1dmme,
@nin bGnen futiuml1staan fuiile-
ntoan. gtt' eli bdn iuotta ioutltiS fnt
iumaanl gCbl flrineltaanuile bGntG
pstGpGmme, Mb, fGptoon foiffein
ipb1nppbiibin quo bella GGni alma
i%ptpemminl
2oprfii toiapotan roitbao Suma-
LASH Seeiufien &~ristuflen fa1ltta
faifiue Iitttojan lufiioille. 8iirii Il
iarenne Serrasia,
Senia Saori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
GbtpulGt5n IG5be

"@ifo faipo fosfaan fuimu?" fp-
ipi Mooop miebeltd, iota faupun-
gin puistosin olemasta faiposta
ioi mettd. Mies lasfi iuomaasti-
amin ia imoi: "@im1t mielG ole
fpenneet iitG. fuiWiin pimppaa-
moan, maifta foettiapat iofu muoii
iitten. Yalofunnnn woimafoneilla
foetettiin iita pumpata fuiapiin, NUT
ia fifteen buomattiintin, ettd fau-
pungin alitie iuofiifin wirta".
81 ole @oleatan ldbbefGdn pielG
fuimtnlit. 81 piiaroittain taripitie
fen mettG ottaa, iillG meit1 feboi-
tetann oifein "ilolla ammentamaan
mettd outiiuoen lGbteestG". &iitos
ettG nGin on aiintl Gen
Ipobialla %Iiriiee ifiraffauoen mirta;
ia "Sumalon mirta on pettd tGpn-
nG".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
Gebtiioelta, Minit.

9lrmoiia Iuttaian toim. ia len
lu~fiiafuntal Tuniinpa eritpiStd ba-
Ina firiottno @uttaia-lebteen, fosfa
olen nGbnpt miiittenfin nltorten fir
jeit1 iiinG. Onfin lGbes folme piiot
ia iiitG fillunlit fun olen wiimcfli
firiottanut tdbGn lebteen.
Sarpoin n6fpp tdGltd firjoitifiia
Iuttuiasia; pGGtin ientGbocn tot
fasta dGnettomppoen ia piirtoa Jon
fun rimin jog Sumolo iio iiiben
MULE ipoimia
sGritt1infin boliinn mainito mis-
til efponfeIiumi jublista, ioita tddl-
la OH iuiiri mietettp. 8iime FUN
20 p1ipGn iltona oil iltaieurot SS-
car Sillin talosia; ne o!imatfin bp
w6stija.toiublat, iilId .. Sin per-
.beeni1 fansio tulee munttomaon
t16lt1 Sbioon aiumaon. q pditpn
apiime fuiita oil iumoIonpalmelus
firfosia feIlo 2 pGipGlIG. % palma
oil oifeenjmbIa neutrality-suspicious.
firfosio fello 10 np. joSla tiloiiitii-
ocslo alfurnfoufien ia pubeen piti
ieurof. opettojo past. S. Soafana.
Gen j1lfeen pltbiii folportoorit
@icborb 1iemi ia @ntti $osiel. Sit
ten bpm1stiidttopitbeen pitt Oscar
Sill, ionfa jGlfeen nield pubui ieit-
rofunnan eiimies Sofarios Pojnn-
p6a. Sltaietirat oil wiel6 firfosio
flo s. 8oimdIliiesti be toiffi toois
titpot railban etponfeIiumia 2ris-
tufiestn. aiitos weliiIle tddlId fdpr
nistd. Serro waifponne polfitfoon
monbursfosten Observation-Disclosures,
aiitos Serran etta bun ontoa min
woimoIliicsti ipield iananid faifiid
n6inG miimeiiind mailman oifoiro'
| Chan fdstettp meitdfddn poifene'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
t3iitos

3iitos
SpodmeIIiiet fittOfiet toboon Iou
iia mile pstdmiIle, iotta tiiIitte pI-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
Snptta

Observation-Disclosures iobon
aifona oil er1s rnnSfaloinen alus
oIesiaan l1beIld englantilaista iota-
dtao ioditiintit iuomahpeoen puuttee-
leen. Satomann be eifpGt uSfaltd-
meet menn1, fun pelfdiipGt ioutii-
manlo mangeifii. Sotomosta nab
tin miesten bGtGiignoolit ia iImoi-
tettiin, ett1 ioto oil loppiinut eifd
fits toripinnut mitGGn pelj1tG. Mlit
ia miebet eifpdt uSfoneet. &itn jnno
oIfoi 10 f1po1 oiipnn iietdmGttom1f
Il, p1GttimGt lbe mibooin antautita
mibolliien armoilIe, iill1 oIibon fe
pbt1 bpmd tiiitenfin fuin jonoon
~fiioleminen. Wlittn iotamoan tultn-
onn iaifpot be IopiiItafin iIofieen
buomoto, ett1 ioto of tooeIlafin
Ioppunut ia ettd be olinot %fiiotto
fdriineet jonoo.
@ooilmon mereIId on mposfir
moni iieIii nd6nnpffisiddn ia fito-
IemoiiiIIoan. eponfeIiumi fiitiuil
beitd oiitinioen iatamuon, iosid on
berttoista ia wirpoitto,uoo. Miitto
Re hnfnfp1t IoitoIIa n~ioteIIen. etc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
ERI ALOILTA

beit6 ,paan "narrataan". 8asta nil
me tineasia idttdptpp ipntisparfa
armon param ia omistaa ipntiniG
anteefii. Sitten ban ibmetteIee:
Scum en- tliota enren u%sfonutl iuot-
ia of piiippttelemiieni. &unpa f.
nGfin, pstdwdni, 10 eoes ibmetteIi-
lit aatluioen ppbdd pfiinfertaiiuut-
tai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04
Iucf 2afe q. Daft.

Serpebops Iuttaiale ia fen lt-
fiafunnnlIe. Sallpi on ollut fplma
ia palion lunta OF tarttunrt. Wto-
nello farmilln on puute eluffain
ruuista, fun tattoo olet ia 'beinat
lopplia. Eermeps on ollut toto bp-
ma maan taas on ilmcstpnpt tonne
fin ie fulfiitauti influenza, ipoiffa
Ell min maarallilena tuin muoli al
foa. &ocf 2afen foitllt on iuliettu.
Spar .Senoricfion Safe @oroenis
ia fapi tplGilemGsiG iufulaiStenia
lapna %ionfun milton. Scr ia Wtrs
Msoitnu Sjelt ia Mers Sacfion Ga
nooasta oipot mp6s f6pneet Dierai-
lula tG1lI1 iufulaisteniq luona.
Wer Ssfar Berg on mennDt Cana
oaan aiioillen. = Soferin piite
on ollut t11llGfin futen mlidlla. @Tt
me ole iaaneet f~ofoontiia Sumalan
Ionon 1Green monesti taus tdn0 tol
tpera fun eli ole ollrt meilld ionain
iulistaioo, ipaan filth paistoa SUI
moIon raftouS bGnen malittisiaart,
ia monesia beifosti poloa fpntillo
tGGllG leipottomusten fesfelld. Ser
ran omatfin efiptettGiiiin jos Ell toi
moalliuen SID BpbGn Senfenia fart
ia fulfil ia mirmoittaiii m1ipneitd
matfamiebiG. Sanen bella danenio
futiiu: Ob iina mGipnpt, tule to-
tiinl Nifii wiimpttclemme fun
Seeius futiuu, ban futiuu iiniia ia
minua. 8aifta olenmte ipntiG teb-
meet, min b1nen palaipaSta raffou-
Sestania bdnen armonia on dina
toriona. Mpostoli Yaoipoli f%irjoit-
too roomaloiiiIle: SiIld jos tina
tunnustot ilulIaii Seeiufien Serrof
Fl ia ustot ipo6mesidli, ettd Sltma-
la on bGnet %berdtt6npt fuolleisto,
min find peIastiit, fila 'iDoamen us
folla titIlann tponbursfaafii ia iiitl
la %tunmustaen pelastitaon. Sonoo-
BON roomottu;. 81 pfiifGdn, iofa
usfoo b6neer, iouou bapeddn.
8oan fonin npfpdGn on bplj6nnpt
iuoron tien, ia otpat efipneet ieu-
ro~teesioan 8ooInmin Beorin poion
tiet1, tiion, iofa rafosti %DGdrpDoen
pnIffoo, miitto foi wGGrppoestdGn
oiennufien: mpff6 iubta piibiii III
mifen GdnelI6 ia esti profeeton mic
lettomppoen. SeIloifet ofuot neoet-
tomi1 I6bteitd ia mprsfptiiiIen a.
inmio bottoroito ia pimep6en I'm
feps on belle fporattii, iiIld BE pii-
bufpnt popbfeitd titrbuuoen ioroio
ia tpiefotteIeipot 'irstoifuuiffilIo mir
til ictfa tusfin ofpot p6dsieet effpf-
iisid ipoieltoipio pofoon ia Iiipao-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04

mot BELLE wopoiitta waitfa lite o.
nat turmeIiitien oriia. 9uinfa fau-
man Sitmola fdriii mailman pa
buitttal &6nen lupaufienia mitfaon
me oootanme iiiiia toiwoita, iosiu
ipanbursfas oiini. Siis tilwoiteI-
fuomme usfosia ia t~oiuomifiesia
ban bnwaitiiii meiodt tabrotto-
nina ia nitbteettomano. Siiben ait-
ia meta Of taimoaIlinen SID.
Idita piirteIi
Mrs 2oroIina $enoricfion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-04

ldttam1dn beImifiiun 10 pm iItoro
ntnripahponi iobbosta. Suuri oil
plldtps Ia ~roftnuoen ofoitls iairau-
tent aifana. 2iitos mpos iiitd lab
losta, ionfo idtitte minuIIe, ionfo
idtlptdn muistono ia mpos taboon
tiittdd miesfoOrii fun IauIoitte Min
morta foiinistn IauIua iIIan fit-
liiesfa. @rs 5. s. SacfioniIIe tub-
Don loiiiio monet f%iitofiet fiitd FIR
lottiifiesta, ionfa ISbetitte hletto-
pofii find iItobetfend. Seiffo oIen
fiittdmddn teitd faiffeo, ,poon Ger
rn poIfitfoon tpoiipomme.
ystdpppbeIId
SrIio 2dnttd, Sron Belt, mis-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
.Cilby Teachers
Meeting Program
Has Been Formed

The program for the district teacf>
ers' meeting to be held NJ GllAy Jann~
airy Is and IL. is announced today,
The next district meeting w1Il be held
at Northwood January so and 81 and
1t is expected that another session
may be held ut. Marvel LAYER.
The Gilby meeting viii open ut 3
O'Clock Friday evening, January 16,
with musical selections followed by
an address on The Ring and ths
Book" by Dean Vernon P. Surtres OF
the university.
The day following the program win
commence with mustc at $50 O'Clock
in the morning and lesson demon
STATIONS will be given n
and primary gradeA Dean Squires
will give an address which WIN be
followed BY. music and \ talk on CON
struction work by Miss II. Helen Ia
vies Of Grand ForkA %
Prof. W.. E.. Lilo Of the EzIhy
schools will give an address on oom-
munfty center work on the a~snerncun
program, which will open at l.3b
O'Clock. Ai2 Davis viii give IN ad-
dress and Miss Merle Rutherford o1
Gilby. formerly of the university, VIZ
give a reading. Reports 81 the coun-
ty superintendent force viii be CIV
en- in the afternoon followed By q
general discussion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
Second Sugar Shortage
About To Hit This City

Only 1.soo pounds Of granulated
sugar T now in Grand Forks retail
houses, according to an estimate made
yesterday by dealers. and wholesale
houses report that they have no stock
on hand. with no prospects of getting
any supply.
With these conditions prevailing,
Indications point to an acute sugar
shortage in the city. the second within
the past xix months, IS the jobbins
houses in the city have been put OF
a supply for the past two days.
At the present time stores are sen
ing sugar in small quantities OF
twenty-five cents worth and one pound
amounts but the supply now on hand
viii not last long. it is predicted. A
scarcity Of brown and loaf sugar also
exists Sugar is now retailing al
IS L, cents per pound. with a whole
sale price Of $12.l0 per hundred I.
cannot be estimated what the retail
price Of the new shipment will be. but
it Is believed by some that the com
modify is now at its highest price. +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
LADIES DELIVER
INTERESTING TALKS
ON ADVERTISING

At the meeting of the Ad club last
night, the first meeting Of the year
and one especially designed to interest
the women of the city, questions re-
Earding advertising we're discussed by
the ladies from the viewpoint of the
readers of the Ads A delightful pro-
gram Of music was also given.
Opening with a dinner which was
given at the Hotel Frederick at $50
O'Clock, the meeting last night was
attended by a large number OF mem
bers Of the club and their ladies. P.
w. Clifford. president Of the club pre-
sided and introduced the speakers.
Mrs. L. w. Myers, Mrs. J.. A. Poppler.
Mrs. J. N. Gillette, Mrs ]. B. Cooley,
Mrs. e. C. Haagensen n Miss Helen
Larkin spoke on the various phases
Of advertising and the musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Valerie Sher-
lock-, DR.. John Brundin. Joseph
ingram, l. ". Myers and Miss
Mildred Odell
Announcement was made by Presi-
dent Clifford that the prize Of SIS Of
fered by "Si' Poppler for a slogan for
Grand Forks would De divided be-
tween Miss Harriet Fee and George
Engstrom both Of whom suggested
the phrase Grand Forks Goes For
ward"
This phrase has not beer definitely
adopted as he slogan however, and
efforts to find a more suitable express
sion will be continued.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
FILIPINO SHIP IS
IN THE u. S. NAVY

Very few people know that we
have a Filipino ship in our navy
said Chief Boatswain's Mate Kendryx
Of the navy recruiting office here to-
day.
There is. however" he continued,
"a destroyer named after a famous
patriot of the islands which is man
ned almost entirely by Filipinos. The
ship is. the Z. S. S. Jose Rial, built
at a shipbuilding yard IN the Pacific
coast and now attached to the United
States Pacific feet.
There are Filipinos on almost
every vessel in the navy, although
their ignorance of our language pre-
vents their entering any except the
very lowest grades. They are most
ambitious and spend all their spare
time studying.
1.-THE destroyer Rial has been man
ned by Filipinos who nave spent some
time in the navy and who have made
the best OF their opportunities"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
LEGION POSTS HAVE
BEEN ORGANIZED IN
FOREIGN COUNTRIES

The breadth Of the American
Legion is shown in q report from ma
tional headquarters at indianapolis
that there are now in the United
States and in foreign. countries 6,e61
posts The posts n scattered from
Alaska to Panama and have been es-
tablished in Europe. The report lists
Ill pests for North Dakota.
Following is the report: ~
France. England and Canada each
have one post, Alaska has four, Ha-
vail five. Cuba one. Panama one,
Mexico one, and the Philippine
Islands me-. Ten states have more
than 200 posts each. New York leads
thu states with TIT posts. Pennsyl-
vania is second with 497, and Illinois
third. 3ss; Iowa fourth, 345: Ohio
New Jersey seventh, 224; Missouri
eighth. 220. and Indiana ninth. 2o3.
Postst chartered in other states fol-
low: Alabama "a, Arizona %, Ar
kansas 30, California 1855, Colorado
e.. Connecticut II, Delaware Is, Dis
trict Of Columbia 81, Florida Sc,
Georgia IS, Idaho 80, Kansas 1877.
Kentucky IS. Louisiana 20, Maine 30,
Maryland 10. Michigan 1913, Mtssis-
sippi 81. Montana Sc. Nebraska 139.
Nevada Is, New Hampshire 50. New
Mexico IS, North Carolina So, North
Dakota Ill. Oklahomaa126. Oregon
II. Rhode Island 80, South Carolina
A. South Dakota 123, Tennessee 81,
Texas 40. Utah 100. Vermont rs, gVir-
ginia l01, Washington IS, West Vir-
GINA Sc, Wisconsin 1853, Wyoming 30.'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08

F. L. Mcvey, president Of tho UNI
versity of Kentucky. and for many
years president Of the university OF
North Dakota Is now being prom
inently mentioned for the presidency
OF. the University Of Minnesota made
vacant by the resignation Of President
Marion L. Burton. who has accepted
the presidency Of the university Of
Michigan. according to word received
from Minneapolis
Befofe coming to North Dakota DR..
Mcvey was a member Of the faculty
of the Gopher institution, and htl
work is well known there.
DR.. McVey left the University Of
North Dakota in 1917 to become
president of the University OF
Kentucky. During the war he wa
actively engaged in government work