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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
* NUJER NORTEAMERICANA
y L. MUJER FRANCESA.

Mrs Ruhisceir, autoYidad en- mate.
ria De ! lleza feYenira, asegura que
IL muizr rorto&ulerjcana ; mas her
mesa QUO su congenere dc Francla.
parangoranio. Mrs Rubinstain dl-
CO Il In neovorl,ina Sobresale on u
tho puntos. 4 saber: Su piel, u dien
ties. su garganta : e. conjunto adOra
BE dc 81 rostro.
Fn tartc que la parisisn no des-
cuclla siuo en tres madidas, que emu
mcra as: sus ojos. su vivacidad y su
instir.o dol colorido.
Pero. por 10 cue respecta al cuida-
do per ~corscryar 81 natural encan
10. Mrs Rubis,ein atG-buye It's gran
surerioridad a las mujeres de Pa
ris.
Asegura que en- Francia IL eGad
has adorable, IA que atesora mayores
encantos. es In comp-tndida entire los
SO Y los 60. en- razol &c que 81 els
cancia. unida 4 su ntel!gencia. las
corsarva adorables por mucho tempo;
en- tanto que las ncrTeamcricaras &C.
meten e. error te Querer apsrecer De.
Les 500 Tor cl aspecto fisico. 81 Sc
nos permitc Ia expression. y tratan de
ararerra- IS aNcs cIando han liega-
40 & los 60.
Orr cosa gue v~i,u3era Is articG
i!Sra en- Ia DvGjer norteaUlericana,
es el Usc cons5ante ie los af-ites. La
TariSiense lcS cmplea IN su tocado cor
m~oJcr2cI5r. procuranuo cen clos uni.
can.en:c dar realce = ST h~ermoSura
natural. sin e~Has2rac:ores ~p2liSrosas
Las .~.lcgaHtes de Broadway y d" ia
- .Av,ljja. por q convrario. abusan
De los ~cosn@tjcos Y del c~olo",cc.
Ina ~muchacha. dice. vino una ~
4 naii~me conscjo.
-Quiero cs:a~ adorable, me mani
testi. Ne casa dent.o de On mes.
-.Hija mia. le contcst6 10 primerol
1Gc dabes hacer IS lalagse la cara.
No. no. RE r~cspondio inmedia-'
tnrznU. salando I'm bote lie carmin
para darSe una mano en- los labios -
las meiillas. Parecaria IN pastel nal
ioraead5.
He ali el error, Sc han acoStum-'
brado % tai manera, que TODD 10 de-
mas, en- tratandose de bellcza, les pc.
rece superf!uo y POGO wteresante. Les
ante TODD. En- @esumen. Mrs
RuDistein considera 4 la mujer norte.
americana, ror ~naturaleza. mas bella
cue Ia mujer de Francia. pero en-
c"rbic, tiene 4 esta por mas cuida-
iosa ~ = conservation de sus encan-
los. . en- otras pslabras. mas entire
gada q seducir. La nortea5nericana,
lor 81 bell,za estatuaria, por sus for
mas ~perfectas. sanas, s6lidas. admira.
bies, no ticne rival.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
Gayen, seatenciado a pagan
quinientos do!ares

LAREDO. Texas, Abril 20-E1 Sc
nor Roberto Gay6n, quien fuera arras
taGo el ano pasado en- Nueys York.
acusado Dor las autoridades federn.
les de esta ciudad, ce violacienes 2
las ieyes de n~eutra!idad, couparsci6
esta manana ante Ia Corte Federal
FL acusado admiti6 haber tornado
participacidn directs en- los trabsloa
rclacionados con Ia organization de
una fuerza para combatir al gobiernc
de Carranza, Y Ia Corte Federal lc
s~entenci6 2 pagan una multa de qui.
nientos d6la-es.
81 sehor Gay6n, que sue "a Sc
cretario particular del General Au
reliano Banquet resresara a Nueva
York, donde tiene establecida su re
sidencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
RECORTELO. VALE DINERO

Recortelo V e~nvlenos!o con &c. dlri-
giandolo a Fole. and Co.. 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, III, Y ponga su
rou-bre ' direction claros. Recibira
en- segu;da un p2qu"tr dc prueba
ronteniendo Foiey's Homer and Tar
para Ia tos; Foleys' Kindney Pills
para Golor de costsdo. reumatismo, RI
homes Y veiiga Y Foley's C.thartic
Tablets. excelente laxante. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
GRANDES OBRAS EN- Ell PUER-
TO De EIGO.

MADRID, ESpana, Abril 20.-El
Minisiro de Obras Pdblicas ha apro-
bado los pianos y p10yectos relatives
a Ia extension de las obras que Sc
van . construir en- el puerto de Figo.
Tales obras Sc lievaran q cabo como
una gran mejora para Ell future de
csc puerto, pues sc espera CUE al
inaugurarse la ruta directa mariti-
ma a Francia Y q Ia Europa Central,
Vigo sera la base del trafico conner
cial de exportaci6n y trasborde en-
este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
NO HABRA TEMPO DE VERA
NO ESTE AN0

MADRID, Abril 20.-El gabinete
decide no adoptar este emo el ITEM
DO de Verano. es decir, ell adelanta-
miento de una bora sobre el tempo
actual, en- vista de Ia gran oposicion
de ~poderosos interesss agricolas Y fe-
r~rocarrileros Ell anuncio hecho de
Que 70 Sc adoptaria 5 tiemeo, ha eau
sado general satisfaction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22

-AIire listed, decia un casero 4
IN inQuilino que debia e. importe de
muchos meSes IL aauiler del cUarto.
s. listed Sc " de nj case lie perdono
toGc 10 que me debe.
Mudarme dc csta casa donae dis
fru.o de buena salud, no 10 esperc rs
ted nu2ca. iMej5r qulero Que ME SD
BE- listed el prcc:o del alquiicr,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-22
BAL TIZO

En- Ia poblaci6n de Minturn, Colo
RADIO. fue bautizada el dia S de Abril,
en- curse. la ninita Maria Nieto, que
naci6 el dia 10 de Mario ultimo sien
do sus padres Fidel Nieto Y Simona
Nieto Y u padrinos Simplicio Leiva
Y Carlota Leiva.
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Para libros en- espanoi d~irijase u.s.
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
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Para Iibros en- espsnoI dirijase Us
It'd q la Casa Editorial Lozsno, I1e
n. Sta Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF dan
druff is 10 dissolve ii, then you
destroy IL entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces Of ordinary liquid
arvOn; apply 10 at night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub It in gently with the finger
tips
DO this tonight. and by morning,
most II not all, Of your dandruff will
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications viii completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace Of it. no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You win find, too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop at
once. and your hair viii be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. IL is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

Petty5ohn, Glendale; Ethel Bookhan-
nser and Dorothy Rust. Lewes; Anna
h. Shorb and huby b. Hill, Cannon
Emma Taylor. Houston; Eugenld II.
WIltbank, Milton; Amanda ProttyInan,
Paramount Lydia Edith Evans. Mill
Vile; Sarah Il. nutt Georgetown;
Blrda Parker, Dagsboro; Miriam y.
Wood. Bethel, Eliza ]. Ellis, Oak
Grove; Iriss irene ireland, Llncolns
Eugenla w. Brown, Delnar and Lena
NJ. Pepper, Harbas0n.
Maryland-Mary 2. Maloney. Fran
ces NJ. Cleaves. jeanette A. Price,
Sadie r. Cavanaugh, Ethel Hopkins,
Mary Bowland. Elva d. Blaokson, Ida
M. Nagel, Grace II. Harper, Ruth y.
Harrer, Ada L. Stack and Helen NJ.
Heather, OF Elkton; MauLr =. Stdrkcy
and N.ola Purfs-l, Murydel, Elsie ~.
MnL.OVe and Mcymc a. burrie, Cecil
ton. Estelle NJ. Wood and Ruth A..
McCracken, North East; Cora NJ
Shockley, Greensboro. Mildred NJ Hig-
gins, Mardella Springs; Mary =. Fill
ingame, Colts; Nina Horn, Williams
burg: Mamie /. Hastings. Galestown (,
Anna X. Coffin. Henderson,; Daisy p.
pitt Rowlandsville Mary D. Wright
Preston; Elsie Qusley. Wingate.
Pennsylvania-frank Else, PhiladeE
phia.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

the reception Dr. Finegan will deliver
the first Of the series OF lectures
which VIII be a feature OF the sum-
mer school. The lecture VIII be de-
livered in Wolf Hall and his subject
will be, "SOme OF the immediate de-
mands OF the public school,"
The students enrolled yesterday
were as follows.
Wilmlngton-Alic Lincoln Roop,
Elizabeth S. Mcdaniel, Jean Elizabeth
Fulton, Harriet G. Gatohell, Amy
Guest Lloyd, Phyllys Virginia Burn,
Margaret @. McDermott and Martha
NJ. Simms.
RuraI New Castle County-Madge
Nickerson, Lora II. Little. Mrs. Emma
ID. Evans, Sarak Casho Brown, Emily
p. Carpenter, Irna r. Jaquette, WIZ
liam Paul Cooper. Mrs. and Mrs.
Theodore 4. Martin of Newark: Flor
ence c. Kohl, Sarah NJ. Manl0ve and
Gladys NJ Hopkins Of Middletown
Grace Elizabeth Weeks, Anna NJ.
Danzenbaler and Bertha NJ. Richards
OF Claymont, Isad0ra A. Bradley and
Elizabeth May Brown Of Porters; Cor
inne r. Sheldon. OF Glasgow; Grace
+. Thielman OF New Castle; Reba 5.
RittenhOuse, Townsend: C. MYRTLE
Collins, Port Penn; Edith Z. WOllas-
ton, Elsmere; Margaret A. Lafferty
Hockessin: Ethel K. Guer. Rockland
Kent C0unty-Minnie Hill, Leora
Alma McKnett Helen l.. Locates
Catherine Hughes and Anna Lister OF
FELTON,; 5. Elizabeth station, Florence
l.. Griffith. RhOda Masten and Nettie
S. Moore OF Dover; Mary IA. Darby
Violet L. Otwen, Myrtle Z. OtWell
and George +. Swain OF Harrington
Helen p. Start, Lulu " Robinson
Elsie E. Nowland and Julia w. Grinth
OF Emyrna, Addie L Williams, Mrs
Marie Seemans and Mary i. johnson
OF Clayton; Edna V. LOngrell. Mildred
+. Griffith and Elizabeth l. Heath OF
Milford; Bessie Nirdin and S. Gather.
inc Johns Of kentOn; Alice NJ. Turner
and r. Ella Catterson Of CheswOld
Fanny Marvel, Wyoming; Mary o
Hoey, Frederica; Margaret Moore
Magnolia; Mary Skrivan, OF Hartley.
Sussex COunty-Myrtle w. Brown
May Belts, Macy B. Truitt, Catherine
w. Lee, Florence Isaacs. Mamie q
Still, Helen NJ. Butler and Grace b
Hastings, OF Bridgeville; Ida j. Raw
Inns, Ida NJ Kay. Roberta G.. Burt6n
Lucie Ellis, Bernice NJ. Galloway. Elsi
+. Hudson and Margaret w Hin o
| Seaford; Msrs rsderite West. Miriam
Chamberlain, Naamah Daisey, Olive
NJ. Hudson, Dorothy May Melsee an
/ Harry A Goodwin, Jr., Of FrankfOrd
Sadie Z. Jones, Paul Judy, A. Virgini
| Lyons, W. +. Hamer and Mary N
/ Hark. Of Greenwood; Mamie A Col
hns,, Matte kenney. Sallie r. Dolby
Anna Mary Studley, oflLaurel; Esteli
J. Jones, Bessie =. Wilkins, and VIII
C. Messick Of Millsboro; Delaman N
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
SUMMER School
in FlJLLSWING
f4f Students Enroll First
Day. Registration May
Reach 200
LARGE NUMBER TO
:, TAKE ART COURSES
speciai % me Evening journal.

Special 20 The Evening journal.
NEWARK, June 29-Wfth fh stu
dents enrolled the first day dhe pros
neots are that the enrolment for the
sixth annual Delaware College sum
mer School will exceed 200 by the
end Of the week. The summer school
opened yesterday and VIII continue
for six weeks large number on
teachers from various parts OF me
state who ooutd not get TO Newark
yesterday are registering today.
The school got into fun swing this
morning when adj classes were organ
lied The entire day yesterday was
,evoted 10 registering. Excelem &C
commodations have been provided Tor
those attending the school. Inc
women are quartered IN tne uorIilis
Harter Han Delaware College and the
men have rooms at one OF the ira
ternity houses. All get their meals
al the Commons.
ExVere men which would Indicate that
men at least in Delaware are giving
up the teaching profession. Accord
ing 20 Professor w A WILKINSON,
eirector Of the school the students
are better prepared as whole than in
former years. The four year high
schoois OF the state, he says are
iareely responsible for this fact.
One fact that the martricula1on
cards OF those who registered yester-
day showed was that a larger per-
.centage than ever before have regis
tered for the arts courses, including
school drawing, industrial ant and the
appreciation OF art. This is also true
OF the music course.
OF the f4f who registered yesterday
4t3 are Delaware teachers. Twenty
seven are from Maryland and from
Pepnsylvan'q. OF those from Della
ware. Wilmington sends s, rural New
Castle County %, Kent County 81 and
Sussex County County 30.
: Thursday evening Dr.. Samuel G
Mitchell. president Of Delaware Col
.ieee and Mrs. Mitchell will give a
reception for the students and fac
ulfv al their home THE Knoll" Dr.
.Thomas r.. Fhlegan, superintendent OF
nublic education In Pennsylvania viii
Be the guest OF honor. Previous e
the reception DR.. Finegan VIII bs
entertained at dinner by Professor
and Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson. Ate
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
BRAUNSTEIN VANITY
FAIR SHOP NOW

Harry Braunstein, OF Schagrln and
Braunstein. COS Market street, dealers
In ladies' apparel. has purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Schagrin. and tho
store win be known az tho II. Braun
stein Vanity Fair shop.
The new management VIII continue
business on the same principle as
characterized the former management
and VIII retain all the present EN-
ployes. Tho Braunstein store N the
largest OF It's kind IN the State and Is
one OF the business institutions that
has aided IN making Wilmington a
"shop-at-home" town.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
SUSSEX AUTOISTS
WITHOUT GASOLINE
specIaI b The EyenIng Journal.

Special TO TIE Evening Journal.
LEWES. Del, June 29.-Automobile
owners in this town have been up
against It for the past three days
for gasoline. Not a garage in town
has had a drop TO sell for the past
three DAYS, and autoing with a great
many has come to a siandstill. FL
wood WescOat who conducts a gar
age about two miles from town had
80 gallons on hand when the famine
began but allowing each customer
only i've gallon It soon ran out.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

All the news al the time-Ths |
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

-
Naftond ol1eefs q - 0ee z
deu q Music ClubA peoaou1co ~
frf-eities N i1oeI rlaoe for u Nd
..-.s.s.. .,,..,,ss.......... g s.. ~ 80
. esAs - 3 -. % ,-s
Sene g - 11ls ~ y :.
ovDe the three towns. n talkD
ssven lasf exeninr = tn recept5oa
ss.Aere6 H. visifors 81 .AlleudaIe, !"
TIA homo 81 Nh Frank Gates Al
Ia n Noiine. 6 vhoes houe the
yisitorr vere rueets. the great pos
slhilities ana facflifies r. the con-
ventien vesn hirhlv pralsed.
m. Frederfck a se&berling Of
Akrnn Ohio. tha federntioa pfooi-
anrt & - t.is sfa4eA that heforo
~ cams mere and ~ Tor herseif
81 had not thought Il possible that
Tia tri-citfes vere 3 suited Tor en-
ferts infnr snch = eathering, hut
hsr tcnr - insnacrion proved quits
! revelation. .And / don't believe
there Il another place IN the c0un-
trv vhera three citiea and two
sts4es cnnid antArtain.s said the
speaker. II an delighted with tho
natural amphftheatre q tne Wescn
Tower for the pageant Ina = z
really wonderful place ior inc sta
ing OF Just the one Wnicn VIII %
put on here. % well - fcr the seais
for the spectators. AugustanA col
lego affords unusua! iaeiiities .or
the convention sessions too. Inc
auditorium with IT. pipe organ IL
an ideal place ior the Dig meetings
ana there is the library Win ~
many committee rooms ana tne
college proper with lts cnapei INC
; places LOT group meetings u MOT
than desirable. AND tne oormi-
tories and the rooms 70 Dc iound IN
the neignDornood wnicn are IN WIN,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
TWO YALE CREWS
BEAT HARvARD'S
| BOATS ON THAMES

Regatta Course, New London.
Conn, June 25.--Ya1e captured pre-
liminary honors in the annual re-
gatta with Harvard over the his
toric Thames river course this
morning by winning the emile
freshman race by one length.
Harvard jumped quickly into the
lead, but after three-quarters of a
mile the Yale freshies began to
creep up and the last half mile. hit
ting up terrific stroke. passed
Harvard. Oficial time:
Yale, 10:0s S.k
Harvard, 1905.
Yale also won the second race,
the junior varsity SCARED crew de-
feating Harvard by one and a half
lengths.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

Cal vallsy 1vS1 = . @ u 3. j.
~ America u ~ ~
Apt!t = ls4S: a. Inacneh tro
land. His VIE pFsce1ed
death ~ thres yeafs. u. ~ \. {,
had BEEN : coal nine sIriness1 49,
: number Of yeass M ,ss. -
member q Coal VALLEY 49, -
304. i. o. %. r. y q
surviving him ~ ~ A.. u
tern. Ars. Henry Ellis - r.
William Paul, both reeidlnr /, 49, 49,
Valley. Funeral service ~, = Is i y y
conducted at 1::3o Hundsv a. = -
10 the Presbyterian chnfei ~,
Mr.. Berge Of Coal Waller - ~.
late, interment viii S Is f 3
Valley cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

San Francisco, June - william
Jennings Bryan, arriving here to-
day. faces one Of the hardest lights
Of his career to wrest from the ad-
minfstfation controi Of the Demo
cratic. national convention.
Tho convention situation today II
this:
The temporary chairman viii be
Homer 8. CumminGs, chairman Of
the national committee, whose
resignation Bryan demanded sever
ii mouths ago. Cummings has pre-
pared Z keynote speech applauding
the record Of the administration, It
ID UNDERWOOD, and putting forward
the league issue.
The permanent chairmanship Is
scheduled to 90 to cambridge Col
BY, secretary Of state, Who was ap-
pointed by President Wilson after
he practically removed Robert
Lansing because he disagreed with
the executive. Colby 10 now On his
way here from Washington and II
elected no 10 expected to make an
extemporaneous speech which will
amount to . statement from the
president to the convention.
One chairmanship Of the impor-
/ tant committee on resolutions,
which will frame the platform. is
! scheduled to 60 to Senator Carter
Glass Of Virginia, who II now on
i the ground with the League OF Ma
lions platform plank adopted by the
virginia state convention and ap-
proved by the president, Is . model
for the one he wants to 20 into the
national platform.
! Another evidence Of administra-
ton control, it is predicted, will be
seen today in the action Of the ma
tional committee on the Georgia
| contest, where administration and
Standardization delegates are
fighting for seats. The anti-admin-
istration delegates are expected to
be denied admission. Senator Reed,
who is decentralization, stands
practically no chance Of being seat
ed from the nth Missouri district,
according to present indications.
Into this situation comes Bryan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
MOOSE CONVENTION
ENDS AS OFFICERS
GET CONFIRMATION

Aurora, ILL.,, June 25.-The Loyal
Order OF Moose's Sind annual con-
vention adjourned today. at
Mooseheart. ILL.,, after confirming
the following new officers, who
moved up from lesser positions:
Supreme dictator =. Darius A
Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
Supreme vice director-James F.
Griffin. Boston.
Supreme prelate-J. w. Pierson,
Dallas, Texas.
Mayor william F. Broening Of
Baltimore. is the past supreme die
tator.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

BROADWAY SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC IS
LONG VIEW EVENT

Pupils and officers OF the Broad
way Presbyterian Sunday school
will assemble ct Long View park
late this afternoon for the annual
picnic. Games and Z picnic sup
per 1t 6 o'clock will be features Of
the event. Several hundred are ex-
.pected to be present
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25


= I! Il. 4
G0ck - eeoo1 6oSe|
M o1not ~ 7. ~ c1ls|
G ~ te&tee IDoN1 ri
- NM g ~ In
- ~ looGk DAgE16 9ca1 ~
~ - GlS3ncod.
~ y okoWlng q tho VISTA
II aaA GtnGN4 he stuut h.
r. II Ayxp6 oekioo IhuyoGaya
n6oo bringing down . nan %
~ serial Ladder ~ : new hold
- boon DsooConced the best
IN " oome Of ~ biggest d.
Deut1 3 the countsy.
Z O'Clock this morning the
~ q the Jailbeo1kefs" lived up
II unDo II eacap1ng from the
0nfy iii after every precaution
beon taken u keep him II.
II va soafched ~ Sheriff John
Il Miller for KEN Or any lock
G2.1ne Aeyice. a pair 81 hand
: - Wefe then adjusted tightly
@oe Hi wrists and his ankles were
T6s6klnA sNam0r vaa then placed
\ scell rhfch - locked. The
j uf dor door wss then locked and
II ri DOR LEADING 10 the Outide.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

PIONEER DIES


Death summoned Edwin Twom-
ley. pieneer resident Of Coal VAL
ley. at $50 this morning in the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Henry
Ellis Of Coal Valley. with whom
he resided.
Mr.. Twomley was we'll known in
this vicinity, hav.ag resided at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

The national gathering of Mystic
Shriners, which has held forth At
Portland. Ore. this week, will be
brought to . close today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
UNITARIAN EXCURSION.

Tuesday, June -. Steamer @. W.
Hill TO Clinton. given by the Daven-
port Unitarian church. Leaves
Rock Island At $3.50. Davenport
500. Moline 1000 .. m. Fare TIC,
children SIC including war tax.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

One-eighth OF the entire -.
the war was borne BY TIE l,sifsI
States. s-'s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

The ancient Olympic games dated
from prior to 776 B. C. until 1874
A. D.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

The class ranks for the four upper
grades of the public school for the
month ending January 20, were as fol-
lows:
Fifth grade-Neva Halt and Bur
ton Durkee, first, with averages og
Sh; Garnet Walters, second with
an average of 9Oh; Arthur Meline,
third, with an average Of 50; Max
inc Smelser and Hubert Coates. fourth,
with averages of 80; and Lorene
Hodges, fifth, with an average of 81.
Sixth grade-Mabel Franklin. first;
Velma Spillman and Mildred Beadle,
secoand; Jessie Pool, third; Mildred
Charles, fourth and Harry Parker and
Violet French fifth.
Seventh grade-Mary Lanning,
first; Marporie Deily, second; Laree
Smith and Mary Imherr. third: Ger.
trude Nichols, fourth; Halle Smelser,
fifth.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
THE FEDERATED CHURCHES
a Community Chsreh)
c. b. lamar. Pastsr
Slssas: -Ths grsstesa eo.l 70 ths
As-A>~o

Y" N-.0sy Sn06C0l
|. c. b. lamar. Pastsr
Slssas: 'Ths grsstest esal 70 tn
Grestsst Runbee."
Announcements for Sunday, Feb. -
are as follows:
Last Sunday attendance at Sunday
School WAS the largest of the win
ter, being somewhat over 200. The
school meets at 1000 O'Clock every
Sunday morning. and everybody is
welcome. W. NJ. Labaree is superin-
tendeht and ID. E. Jones is assistant.
Child Conversion" will be the sub
ject of the pastors sermon at IL 100
o'clock. Parents, children and all
other adults should hear this sermon.
Mrs Jesse Jones will lead the Ep-
worth -Endeavor service at $3.50 p.
u. 1t will be q worth while service.
Everybody come.
The Sunday night preaching ser
vice will be at 7:3O o'clock. As it is
the last regular service before the
special meeting" try hard to be
present
All singers are requested TO meet
Mr.. Jones, evangelistic singer, assist
ed by Prof. Bunch and orchestra. at
the church. Monday night at 1880
O'Clock.
The first regular service of the
"Stucker Jones meeting" will be at
7:30 o'clock Tuesday night. Let's
make the first one \ big one To do
so will add much to every remaining
service Of the series.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19

in the public school auditorium. A
short program was given. fortunes
were told and games were played. The
girls, as we'll as the boys, proved
themselves very adept with the bow
and arrow. After the refreshments
were served, a large valentine box
was opened and its contents distri-
buted. A good time is reported by
everyone.
On Friday evening. Feb. 13, Miss
Doner and Miss Jepson, teachers at
the public school, entertained all the
teachers d the public school and the
high school The evening was spent
in playing "five- hundred" The decor
ations and the lovely refreshments
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19

Eighth grade-Muriel Reich, first;
Eldwa Pool and Mabel Johnson, sec
ond; Clifford Startling, third; Eliza
beth Zorn, fourt and Veta Stalcup,
fifth.
Ena Cain and Harry McBrayer are
new pupils in the seventh grade.
The sixth grade won the penant in
the health contest.
The Glee Club now has SO mem
bers.
Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs. Dunkle
visited the second grade last Monday
Valentine Day was enthusiastically
observed in each grade last Friday
Last Saturday evening the eighth
grade entertained the seventh grade
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19

served were in keeping with Valsn-
tine Day. A lovely time was report
ed by all the guests