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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
To Turn in TicketA

Any Of the lady Elks still having
tickets for the picture show spon-
sored several weeks ago are asked
to bring them to the regular social
meeting set for Thursday afternoon
at the club rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Mrs. RoIlman Honored.

Mrs. Vashti A. Bollman, supreme
enchantress of the supreme cal
dron, M. o. w. S., was the guest of
honor Monday evening at a cere-
monial banquet given by Koon
caldron No. 3 of Rockford, at the
Masonic temple there. The ban
quet was served at $50. and there
were covers for 400. The officers
supported the witches patrol to
the music of large pipe organ, II
of them singing the national
anthem. making very impressive
ceremony. The same music was
played for the supreme officers,
each being presented with a lovely
bouquet of roses. A large class of
candidates numbering between forty
and fifty was initiated. Mrs. Boil
man appropriately addressed them.
She was presented with a hand
some cut glass vase in apprecia-
ton of her services. Other SUI
preme officers at the ceremonial
were Mrs. John E. Turk, past su-
preme enchantress and supreme
secretary, Mrs. Eva MacGregor, SUI
preme naiad, and Mrs. Anna Knox
supreme directress, all of Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Celebrate Anniversary.

The Ladies OF Maccabees. Queen
Bee Hive No. 100. celebrated the
goth anniversary OF the organixa-
ton last evening at Odd Fellow.
hall. Many amusing guessing
games and contests were INDUCED
in. Miss Mary Bartlett winning the
prize in the bean co.-.est. and
George Gaylord in the peanut con-
test. There was music and singing.
several numbers BY Z colored guar
tet, and q dancing solo. Lats u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Caldron Dancing Party.

There was just large enough
crowd to make dancing enjoyable
at the party sponsored last even
Ing at the Watch Tower by Amoo
caldron. This was the first affair
OF the spring. Whites orchestra
played for the dancers. The cal.
dron announced that another affair
is being planned to be given some
time in June.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
O'Melia-Vkger,

The marriage of James W.
O'Melia Of Rock Island and Miss
Matilda c. Vieger OF Coal Valley,
was celebrated Tuesday afternoon
at the parsonage Of the First Bap-
fist church. The ring ceremony was
used, Rev. J. Clark Granger officiat-
ing. Mr.. O'Melia is employed at the
shops at Silvis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Final ARRANGEMENTS for Tea

Plans for the tea to be sponsored
by the Ready to Help circle of the
King IS Daughters at the home of
Mrs. Will Barth, 1874 Twentieth
street, were made at the all day
meeting OF the circle held Tuesday
with Mrs. E. C. Xander. 1913 Tenth
avenue. The affair will be held in
the afternoon and the members
have arranged for a special pro-
gram to be given. Friends Of the
circle are invited to attend.
Both the morning and afternoon
hours were spent sewing on the
children's dresses to be the circles
donation to the union bazaar plan
ned for July l, and a splendid
amount Of work was accomplished
by the unusually large number of
members present. At noon the
hostess served a delicious dinner
Mrs. J. H. Barrett Of Washington.
D. c.. the house guest Of Mrs. ]. l..
Dickson, was an out-of-town guest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Queen Esthers Meet.

The second meeting Of the Queen
Esther guild of the Spencer Mem
orial Methodist church was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Marta Elm, 4424 Seventh
avenue. The meeting opened with
services lead BY Mrs. A.
c. Harrison and there was ; short
business session. when It was de-
cided to hold = picnic in celebration
Of the 10th anniversary Of the
voman.a home. missionary society
81 the Methodist church which 0c-
ours next month. The time and
place win b announced later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-19
Officers Not to Come.

Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81,
Daughters OF Veterans, will not
have with them at the meeting Fri
day afternoon the department Off
GERS, as had been expected. The
oficers have postponed their visit
to the tent until after the depart
ment convention which will be held
about the middle Of June. Routine
business will be transacted at the
meeting. however, and the members
are asked to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
STOP HEADACHE
REMOVE CAUSE
Your Money Back While YOu
Wait ut Counter ii AspirOnai
Elixir Does Not Relieve in
Two Minutes = Absolutely
Safe.

Noa can save nalr an hour or more
OF headache pain by taking the new
NSpironal Elixir instead OF the SLOW
cling tablets that have to wait so
long to he digcstcd and absorbed.
-\spironal being liquid. acts almost
instantly and is preferred by the doe
tors for the reason that il is not dan
SecouS TO ,he heart.
The next time you have q headache
go to your nearest drug store. hand
Tho clerk hal: 4 dollar for ii bottle Of
ASpirona! ana tell him Ia serve YOU
TWO ;enspoonsful In a little water
With your watch in your hand count
off two minutes aud call for your
money back. rs per manufa cturers
guarantee. il you cant feel your head
nchc fading away within the time
limit.
Doctors recommend and druggists
guarantee AspirOnal because they
know ii acts so much quicker, with
Out the slightest danger to the heart
sr.h because j; removes the cause OF
bilious and sick headaches by it's
gentle action on the liver. Aspironai
cvrrccts bil!ousness and constipa ton.
thereby preventing the return Of your
headache next day. All druggists in
VIC and expect you 10 try Aspironal,
s." dent be baahful. Everybody ia
d"i"E il. Same guarantee applies to
Gods. coughs and ncuralGia.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
DID HIM MORE GOOD
THAN TRIP TO HOT
SPRINGS, SAYS huff

and II red-hot iron had been run
into my flesh | don't think IL could
have hurt worse. Now and then
felt little better. but the trouble
would soon come back worse than
ever, and something more than two
years ago | got in such a bad IH that
was advised TO try Hot Springs.
After taking the treatment there
for nearly six months | seemed to he
considerably improved. but few
months later the old trouble started
up again, and II was at this time
that "a friend Of mine suggested Tan
lac. The, first, two bottles brought
about such good results. giving me
fine appetite and making me feel 50
much better. that ! bought more and
just kept taking 1t ANA improving.
We'll. after finishing my ninth bottle
| felt perfectly sound and we'll and
had the surprise OF my life when |
got on the scales and found had
actually picked up fo:.y pounds in
weight. and the best OF IL is | have
held my wonderful increase in weight
and strength and have felt fine TO this
good day. have the best reasons in
!he world for praising Tanlac. and ]
don't hesitate to recommend II. for.
as said, IL set me right when every
thing else failed and life had a very
drcary outlook for me. am enjoy
ing better health than / have In III
teen years. and when it comes to
work. can hold my own with the hes.
of them. Tanlac built me UP until |
neither look or feel like the same
man. It's great medicine. there's
no getting around that fact"
Tia Mac is sold in Richmond by
Gran: Drug Co. and Tragic Drug Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Had Rheumatism So Bad
He Could Not Stand on
His Feet for Several
Months.
Tanlac Restored Him
To Splendid Health
Has Gained Forty Pounds
and Can Work With the
Best of Them NOw-Eats
Anything.

Yes. sir. can testify to Tanlac
being good for stomach trouble and
rheumatism said William 4. Hun,
81" Garden street. Toledo. we'll
known employee OF the WHY'S over
land Automobile Company. for the
medicine set me right more than two
years ago. and am still feeling fine
My trouble started about ten years
ago with loss of appetite. Soon after
this ! commenced 20 suffer from indi-
gcstion and sour stomach. and il
wasn't long until infammatory rhcu-
matism got into my feet and legs.
For months ] was unable to sta nd on
my feet and was in intense pain most
OF the time. My feet and legs would
swell up TO twice their normal size
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Dog. Mu.t Hive Medals.

Instructions were issued yesterday
20 gam rprlnns Throughout ''rGiil':,
TO arrest and prosecute" owners or
dogs wro IL ~: comply with the
dog laws requiring that Il metal dog
license be around the neck or the
times The order was issued by the
Department Of Inland Game and Fish
cries. When Il dog Is actually hunt
ing. accompa MED ny the hunter. the
Gpg 10 90 required 20 Wa tho medal
bu; tho payment Of tho tax does not
relieve the owner IL tho dog does no;
wear the medal at other times. \ fine
of not less than s. or more than 800
will be imposed for violation OF tho
Law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Satt"rGcld. Jr. and
their small son left YESTERDAY to spe nd
several months AT Cap May. -. J.
Mrs. Conway X Sands has closed nor
pa rim-nt At the Halifax until S"pts;n-
her l. and is visiting her brother and
sistrr-n-lsw Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Sands at 1918 West Avenue.
Miss Sylpha Reese has returned to he's
HON. IN Washington. nftcr - brief visit
to MIR and Mr.. ". u. Stut2. al col South
Harrison Street
Temple While and Misses Edith ana
I-auricc White. ot Richmond have re-
Gently. moved - Washington to make
their home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
INCREASE IN SECOND-CLASS
MAIL RATES is OPPOSED
House poSt-Ofnr~ Committee Also
Dcf~rs Action ON Substitute
Measure.
iBy Associated press.l

WASIIINGTO%. May 4.--Thc House
Committee today went on
record as opposed to the automatic
increases in second class mail rates
70 hcconc effective this year and in
the next two years. Final action on
4 substitute measure was deferred.
however. by the committee.
As u substitute for the bill. intro
uucca by Representative Tess. kepub-
iican. Ohio. at the request ~ The
American Newspaper Publishers AS
s"ciaiion. the committee adopted "a
motion. offered by Representative
NJ a Il Il en-. Republican. Illinois. to
fix q Nat charge OF l-2 cents a
pound on reading matter. and from
! IL cents TO : IL cents on advcr-
Using. Committeeman explained That
This action. taken by a vote Of TO D.
killed the Fcss hill.
Later the committee decided. to 4
that the Madden substitute would re-
main on the table aS unfinished bus j.
ness and subject 10 future action
Mr.. Madden said he expected to HAY,
n inal committee vote soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hugh r. Goodman. -.
Annie Irving, 81.
Benja min Walker Wychn. Jr. -
Margaret VanI.ew omohundro. y,
James Soihoron Cough. IS
Reha Kathryn iGiii. :
Irving GrccnburC. 81.
Lena Horv!t., Is.
George Zar,arian. 81
Lula Wade. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Magic Oh, Ma,or :. visitor

n. n. HoNicy. Mayor or RounOkc,
was q business visitor in Richmond
yesterday. He called on state High
way Commissioner -. L. Coleman in
connection with a joint highway that
is being built adjacent to Roanoke by
the state and the city Mayor Box
ley is greatly Interested in the de-
Sclopmcnt OF better highways in h:s
section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

Arthur Ronald Lambert Field Tree.
Tie bride. who is a niece OF Lady
Astor. was given away by Niscount
Astor MIR. Tree Is son o: Lady
Beatty. wife OF Admiral Niscount
Beatty. by former marriage. and,
therefore. Il cousin by marriage or the
bride. Mr.. Field died in New York
in 1917. following an operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
DECLARES AMERICA is
TURNING BACK ON CHRIST
I:piscOpni Bishop Disrussrs Apparent
Trend In Literature mud
EducntlOn.
IBy Associated Press. I

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May TIN.
United States AK Il nation has Turned
away from Christ, az * evidenced in
the general trend or scnoo! aud col
lege education. popular current litcra-
ture and favoritc current amuse-
ments. according TO Bishou Philip
NJ. Rhinrlandcr. who addressed the
I26th annual convention of the Prot
estant Episcbpal Church OF the Do
ccse OF pcnns ylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

suit and carried Bride roses Miss
Henrietta Gordon Penny, sister Of tho
bride. was maid Of honor and wore
white net over satin. and carried pink
roses. Thomas II. Henderson, OF
Washington. acted as Dnsj man Miss
Nora G. willie, o. fredericksburg.
played the wedding music.
\ breakfast was served Immediate
~ after the ceremony and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawlings LEFT for AN extended
Northern tour.
Among the guests were:
Rev ami Mrs. e q. DsrnUm Mrs =,
stuart Jones. 81. NJ. H. Willi-. VI. Harold
Cooke and MiSs Nora e.. Wills. Of Fred
.ricksburx: Mr.. and Mrs Il. II Itawi!n=,
and Miss Irene Gordon. Of Richmnnd: MIR.
and Mrs. Maurice Hanback, and Melville
iiambcck. AIR. and Mrs r.. o. Wills. MIR.
and Mrs. Turner. Ratri.. OF Culucper: Mr..
and Mrs. 6. -. Gordon. Misses Margaret.
Ellen and Irene Gordon. Miss Dora -. yne.
Miss Lucy Payne. Adolph Link. Mr.. md
Mira j; r. puliiam; j.. =. Wills. -: Raul
dan: Mrs. J. ~. Dickcrs. Mr.. AMI Irs.
George ". Evans. Thomas II: Henderson.
Of Washington. and John NJ. Henderson. OF
Milford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
New Cabinet for Spntu.

MADRID. May i.-Eduardo Dato.
former Premier and Liberal leader.
has accepted King Alfonso's invita-
ton TO form 81 new Cabinet. Mar
quis dc le Ma will probably be Min
lister OF Foreign Anairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

IIEATISVII.I.E. VA. May s-On
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Katie o!iyer. Of
wer. married at the NJ T.. Church. XII
,narnock. The ceremony was rerforn:d
by Rev. q. &. Jones or Lancaster. rh"
couple left for Norfolk and Oth"- cities.
They Will resid. at MorattiCo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
MOMEN,s MEETINGS.

The monthly meeting of Ice Char'Ar.
T. -. a.. Will BE- held at tho Confederate
woman's Home. : East t;:aC. Street.
Thursday al $3.50 o'clock. All members
who had tickets for the dance
pttt.l rem /. this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

thWrch ScskN Fcrmft 10 Hu1Id.
Application for a building permit
for the new home of Randolph Street
Baptist Church was He'd ycsterda v
with Building Inspector Butler. The
church is to be built OF brick and will
he IS feet high. 90 .eet wide and l5t
feet deep. 1t Will cost. when com
pleted $4,000. \. &. Houston is the
hu!lher \ nj u. l.. "a ~ Al - .teci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

BRISTOL. May Miss Kate. Arnold.
Of ;his city. and Daniel T. BEisro.: OF
paperviilc. wc-" married here. III" Rev.
j. D. Thomas. pastor OF III" Second Bap-
t!st Church. performing the -~~mony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
EKEnEKIl.KSHI;RC

FREDERICKSBERG May Airs.
Charles e. Carmichael. OF this city. an
nounc-s The engagement of her daughter.
Miss Mary Spottswood Cam hazel. to IN"
Pew Martin ISiverson Turnbuil. of Rich
InonI. Va. The marriage Will bc held In
Iun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

SATURDAY afternoon Mrs. H. y Bull
lock entertained a; tea in Miller a
Rhoais team room in honor OF Miss
Baker. There were ten guests 4
basket o: pink and white flowers was
used in center OF table with vases
OF the same flowers at each end.
I:iils-Iturwrii.
Tahe rnAcln Meihohlst Church. nenr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
DEMOLINCE
RECOGNITION OF IRELAND
Resolutions Adopted by General Conference Urge De-
feat of Any Action by Congress Recognizing Ireland
Separate Republic From Great Britain

problem be considered by Il specia.
committee Of about $50. were named
as members Of the special commit
tee today.
The bishops who were nominated
az members of the special committee
were Earl cranston. john W liam!l-
ton, William +. McDowGn. Frederick
ID. bette and Richard ! cooke
The committee on judiciary. which
Will he appointed tomorrow. wax ask
cd 10 have early and open hrarings
and to give not later than MAY Ii
Il declaration % conference rights
and duties OF the general boards Of
the church The purpose is To define
exactly wat authority the general
boards shall have over local churches
The report OF the Federal Council
OF Churches Of Christ OF America
WIS referred to the committee on
utilization. we're also all state
inents from the Interchurch World
Movement aud similar organizations.
Salaries OF Methodist ministers will
receive careful consideration. accord
ing TO Il resolution which calls for
the creation 81 81 general Susttntation
commission. The resolution wap re-
fcrred to the committee on temporal
economy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

Townsville. y. G.. was tho scene OF "a
nyi" Mr%sI @nTm ;h ,ss BRIDE of
Archie Spratley Ellie on Thursday.
Aprii ~. at IL noon. Rev: r. -
Dodd. pastor o: the bride. OBLIGATED
and preceding and during the cere-
mony selections were rendered by
Miss Christine Ellis. sister Of the
groom.
OF Weldon. and James g.. Ti,gham. OF
Townsville. Mes1ames Kenneth y.
Ellis OF waverly. and j. G. Tilshman.
Of rownsxiIie: ~ Ct sSwnsd in blue
carrying Killarney roses. were fol-
lowed by the dame OF honor. Mrs.
Norman Spencer Barnes. OF Weldon.
She wore a gown OF blue accordion
Dlcated taffeta and black picture hat.
carrying Killarney roses. The little
flower girls were Mary Letha Barnes
and Marianne Norris. nieccs Of the
bride. They wore white fril!ed or
candles with pink sashcs and carried
sweet peas and lilies. The bride wore
Dluc travelling suit with hat to
arm OF her uncle. w. NJ. Taylor. Of
Townsville. y. G.. and was met at
the altar ny the groom and his
was best nap
The bride Is The daughter 20, Nj.
Mecklcnhnra County. being Il d!rec,
! dcsrrndan: q the noted Governor
! Spo,swood. Of Virginia.
The groom is the son Of MIR and
Mrs. Stanley V. Ellis. OF near wav-
crly.
: The night before the marriage a
reception was given by The brides
parents at their home. Walnut HIN"
the bridal party. relatives and a mum
/ Der OF friends being present; The
decorations used were evcrgrcens and
| howers The table. with the wedding
cake as ccntcrpiccc. was decorated in
yellow. white and green. carrying
out the color scheme. Punch was
served by Mrs. W. T.. Norris or Wnv-
eryl, and Mrs. J. q. Ellis. of Warren
ton. y G.
| .hfter the marriage the bridal party
I and a number OF friends returned 10
| the brides home where buHe, lun-
! chton was served after which the
/ bride and groom left for an extern
[ sivc tour OF the Northern cities
Married In Washington.
or interest here is the marriage
OF Miss Anna Townsend Penny
daughter OF Dwight T. Penny. to Ed
ward &. Rawlings. OF Richmond
which took place on Tuesday. April
- The ceremony was performed nj
noon by the Rev T.. G.. Rarnum M
Greenwood. the home OF tho brides
no;hc. in Washington The rooms
were decorated with evergreens and
apple blossoms and lighted with can
dies. Tho bride. who vas given in
marriage by her grandfather DR.. "
\. Gordon. wore dark blue travelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Mnr.lrlI EIeld,r WIDOW Married.

T.DNDON. May f.-NdnCN Pcrki M
Field, widow of Henry Marshall Field,
OF Chicago. was married today to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

Board OF Southern Church Meets.
NASHVILLE. TENN. May 1.-The
general board Of missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
Will hold the first session OF it's an
nual meeting here tomorrow morning
The meeting will PROBABLY last
through The remainder Of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
10y Associated Pros: !

DIES NUN ES, lOW y. May i.--ReHO-
lutions urging defeat of any pro-
posed actions by Congress which would
recognize ireland as a separate re-
public were adopted by the Metho-
dist Episcopal General Conference to-
dag.
Another set OF resolutions referred
TO committee would petition Con-
Srcss for Legislation to prevcn, send
inS race Xam'olinX odds or bets from
or into any state. Territory or nos
session or the United States and the
Interstate transportation OF gambling
devices and machines. These reso-
litiOnS went 10 the committee on
temperance. prohibition and public
morals.
The resolution pertaining 10 Ire
land was introduced by Or. j. q. Mich
OLSON. Of baltimore. II rccitcd there
TX pending in Congress a biil provid-
ing Tor salaries OF ministers and con-
suis 10 the republic OF Ireland and
continucd:
we hereby record our opposition
10 all such efforts 20 induce oar gov
eminent - engage in this unwar-
rantcd interference in the domestic
was urged 10 defeat all bills. reso-
buttons or cnactmcnts fhat propose
or assume recognition OF the re-
public of Ireland"
Most OF the members o: the uniflca-
ton COMMISSION. which yesterday re-
ported on the question Of union OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. North
and South. and recommended iii"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Republicans Prepare List
of Living Cost Increases
National Committee to Refute
Claims That Government
Has Kept Prices Down

The Republican National Committee
is now preparing a statement as cam
palgn literature showing how prices
have advanced, especially during the
last SIX months, on all kinds of food
stutfs and clothing. The statement. it
is understood, will ridicu'e the conten-
tions of the Department of Justice that
the government has held prices down
to REASONABLE level"
Last April the department organized
what is known as the anti-profiCeerirp
flying squadron" and placed Armin w.
Riley in charge. Mr. Riley opened Of
fees in the Federal Building here and
was given squadron of Department of
Justice agents to aid him in ferreting
out the "gougers."
The net result of his work has been
that one big sugar profiteer, Marcus
Lessn, has been convicted and SEN
fenced to serve two years in Atlanta.
There have been scores Of complaints
filed against so-cailed sugar gougers,
but this is the only case in which the
Department of Justice has scored a
conviction. Sugar is now selling. re-
tail, at Il cents. 1t sold last winter at
is cents.
There is not an article of food or
clothing on the market, it is said, with
the exception of table salt, that has
not steadily risen since January /,