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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

arrested BY the Rock Island police
last fall for thefts Of automobile
parts. There was . long list OF
such thefts prior to these arrests.
after which the depredations
ceased.
Carl Ram and Frank r. Nor
gan, the other two men arrested,
were indicted with Dagay during
the January term Of the grand
jury. Five indictments were plac-
ed against each man for larceny
and receiving stolen property. Da-
gay and Ram obtained bonds and
were released, but Morgan is still
in the county Jail pending trial oil
the cases.
Everett Lamont, former en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26
HOME DEBATE
Won BY AuG|E
Local College Negatives Win Over
St Olaf's; Alternatives Lose
At Mortified, MINI.

Augustana's negative team won
over the team from St. Olaf's col
lege, Mortified, Mimi, in a debate
on the home floor last night. The
decision Of the judges was 2 to / in
favor Of Augustana At the same
time Augustana's affirmative team,
which met the trio from st. Olaf's
at Northfield, lost the decision, all
three judges voting for St. Olaf's.
The question debated was, RE
solved: That all labor disputes in
privately owned public service
corporations should be settled by
means of compulsory arbitration.
Constitutionality conceded"
The negativev team which took
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

who stole $4,000 worth Of tires and
other equipment from the Midwest
Motors company Of Davenport
Dagay was arrested in Rock Is
land last Monday BY Detective Dem
mis- Bennett Of the local depart
ment, who also managed to locate
a considerable quantity Of the loot,
which Davenport police announced
today they succeeded in identity
ing as property Of the Midwest Mo-
tors company.
The Davenport police also an
nounced today that they are sure
that Dagay is one Of the men
wanted. However. the man contin-
ues to assert his innocence.
Dagay is one Of the three men
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

Tho sessions Of the United States
senate for several years after tho
establishment OF the federal gov
eminent were all secret.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26
CHARLES
HUNGARY RULE;
PEOPLE AGREE

Geneva, March 26.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press) Admiral Horthy,
the regent of Hungary, has secret
ly but officially offered the Hun
garian throne to Former Emperor
Charles, with the assurance that
everything has been arranged for
the return of the Hapsburg mon
archy, with the consent Of the ma
jority of the population, according
to information from Prangins,
where the ex-emperor lives.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26
THREE ARE FINED
FOR DRUNKENNESS

G. W. Wilson, Reuben Swanberg
and Fred Magnuson were each fined
IS on charges of drunkenness by
Magistrate D. ]. Cleland in police
court this morning. The men were
arrested on the downtown streets
by Patrolman William Epperson.
Grage Waldron was dismissed on
a charge OF disorderly conduct
when arraigned in police court last
night. J. R. Allsup preferred the
complaint.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

the laurels last night il composed
Of Roy II. johnson, E C. Munson
and EinAr Kron. The team from
the Mortified college Is composed
of Lester Pierson. Neis voidal.
and Joseph B. Shorthand.
Augustana was represented on
the affirmative side Of the question
ct Mortified by Lester Palemr,
Karl E. Swanberg and Frazier
Vance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

sage SAINT out by the Russian soy1et
government Ct MOSCOW today.
Christiana. March IA force Of
1000 bolshsvik from the Murmansk
region has occupied the town Of
Petchcnka, in the northerwestern
section Of the Kola peninsula, &c
cording to the Tidends. The Fin
nish force at that point has been
driven northward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

ploye Of the Midwest Motors 60;
pany, confessed to allowing j.
gay and another man drive into
the company's garage and looe Npl
a car with parts. Lamont has eeen
convicted and given = dve-year
prison sentence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26
ROCK ISLANDER
HELD As THIEF
Joseph Dasay Held BY Davenport
Police ~ Participant In $1,000
Joh-Cadef Indictment

Joseph Dagay Of Rock Island is
in the tolls Of the law in Daven-
port charged with being one of a
gang OF automobile-parts thieves
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26

A japanese bacteriologfst hrs
built a dust proof. air-proof. germ
proof house Of glass. the air that
is needed being pumped through .
pipe and filtered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-26
NLSHEVISTS SAY
KURAN Is TAKEN

london, March 26.-The bolshe-
. nave occupied Maikop. a town
me territory of Kuban. Ciscau-
according to = wireless mes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
TO DISCUSS UNION
OF TWO CHURCHES
Methodists of North and
South Meet in X. {.
April 8.
TO GO TO DES MONIES
Five Local Pastors Represent
state in Meet With Kan.
sans and Part of st. LOUIS.

Union offs The Two Methodism
and other proposed legislation 10 oo
voted on az tho general conference
or tho Methodist Episcopal church
south. the first part of May wlll De-
discussed at a ptc-gcucrui confer
cnco In Kansas city Thursday Aprii
\. according to Rev i " Abol ph7
tor OF the First Methodist Episeoph
church OF this city. who viii at'cnd
the conference this week.
Those In attendance ~ the pro
uminary conference viii DO pastors
from tho wichita arens OF tho
Methodist Episcopa' church. THIS
area includes the three kausar con
fercnccs. the oklahoma conference.
ana part of the 81 Louis area.
Mr Abel viii leavo the last weeh
In April for the general contcrenc"
which win convene la bes MolneA,
Iowa, May / nnd remain IN session
throughout the entire nonih
About $50 accredited delegates are
expected to attend the conference,
These dologateH nro preachcrH ana
lavmcn elected by each annual AIS
trict conference. The general con
ference is held every four years
Reverend Abel. Rev john u.
Thackrcy OF Tulsa. district suprrlne
tcndcnt of tho Methods Episcopal
church, and Reverend Corning. pas.
tor OF the church at Sand springs,
are among tho 10 delegates to the
convention from the oklahoma con
ference or section Tho five clergy
men chosen to represent the Okla.
homa conference at the general con %
ference iu DcH Mulues. Reverend
Abel, Reverend Thackrcv. reverend
Corning, Rev. Frank Roach OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church al
oklahoma city, and Reverend cot
lins, district superintendent of Okla
noma city. The five laNtnen who
will represent the oklahoma confer
enco are Ben Morker, W ". VIII
coNx John Embruy W NJ snort
and W. l.. Stenick.
tnifcation OF the Two Method
inns IL ono OF the most important
matters to he considered nt the gen
oral conference. \ plan Tor such unl'
fioation was approved ~ n moc'int
OF inc JOINT tpihiIiNNlpH ii'Il Wv
north and south NJ. ", churches 4,
December IN Louisville, ny, Shoui,
the general conference OF tho Meth
odisJ Episcopal church vote favor
ably for the unificatlon, the Method
list Episcopal church, south, viii a
once call "a general conference u
determine what their attitude TO tn
matter VIII be.
Organic union In somc form OF IN
two alcoholism IA strongly approved
by every minister of the local Meth
odlst Episcopal churches, south an,
north should unificatiou be reached
the Boston Avenue NJ, r., church
south. the downtown church OF III
south Mcthodism aud the Flrs
Methodist Episcopal church IN
dow ntown church Of the mort
Methodism. would probably unite !
one d~Sntown church in order
facilitate building of Methods
churches In outer parts OF the citl
Difference In opinion ahor
slavery was the cause OF tho divisio
Of the Methodist church In lSia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
ASK ALL TO HELP
BIG CHURCH FUND
Presbyterians Will Erect
Structure to Supplant
Old Edifice.

Donations toward me building ~
the nov structure for Tie re'ond
prosbytctinn church. when Ioprt-
Hrutaii,rs call iH tho request of W
II Murphy. pnstor.
This church. which was organized
.u the summer uf 1917 i- composed
of eight denominations. and u
community church ii has hhd one
of the most phenomenal grONths OF
amy church IN the city. starting win
4, membot- and sunday school ~
20 To-day the church has 200 nom.
beff and about 400 on the Suudaf
school rull Tho church has li'c
troop OF srOuts uud camp IRE girlS
aud every young poopl"H oignnirt.
lion found in any progressive chnrch,
There iS also - mems community
club which meets each month FOR
dinner aud discussion
Hoccntlv through the efforts Of
the pastor community motion pic
lures are being put on each Friday
nigh clean. Wholoeomo pictures
are shown 10 hundreds each week.
aud according 10 the pastor the OK
pertinent o. proving success. Mr
Murph, says, thai the church Dr. 80
far out that II is not touched by the
down town churches aud that "a
reaches children and adults who
would not otherwise bc reached
There has never been home FOR
the pastor Of the church. and Mr.
Murphy fays that the church is prac-
tlcnlly ut the limit Of its growth un-
less larger facilities are provided.
ana that ~ once.
Mr Murphy, says that after care
ful consideration by the officers Of
tho church aud architects. the build
ing program calls Tor 10000. Tho
membership Is made up of people
Of moderate means and they are
bearing the yearly budget OF $500.
he says. and he believes that all good
Tulsans will be willing to help. In
this advancement OF the Christian
faith He says that representative
viii call on the people in the near
future and they are asked to give,
what thcv feel able to for the ad-
yancomont OF the Kingdom OF Christ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
GRIN FATAL TO MOONSHINER
Dcpui, Shcriff nci- suspicious anh
Locates StiIi,

Mt SkOIiFf AprII ~ eTTU
ming face led william Mauloy dep.
uiy sheriff 10 u mopuHhiuo Hfil.
The Officer talked With Charles
Young. u lirushy Mountain farmer,
who began 10 grin Tho more rh"
man Amiled. the more suspicious ihn
officer hcrpu'U. ilp wandered
around the field aud found moon
SHINE sun ilc arrested Young aud
George Montgomery While Man
Ivy was in tho mountains hls CO.
WORKERS iAidod the home OF T. .,
CouRhmbn In The east side residence
district Of MusNogec, findiug q COM
pletc copper SIN. 10 gnllons Of mash
ana flvo gallons OF corn whisky.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
PLAN DIVISION MONUMENT
"i'crs,,ing's irtS" to Have Si00,oo0
Memorial similar Ia West Point

Contributions are being asked
from relatives and friends of tho
members OF the First division who
served overseas, Tor the purpose of
construction of "a battle monument.
The monument viii cost approNf-
mately 100000 and win be similar
to the military monument at West
Point
The name OF all contributors With
the amounts of their contributions
will hc recorded by the First pivi-
sion Memorial association and Will
be published In the Gridgehead
sentinel, which is the newspaper Of
the FIRST division. An contributions
and subscriptions should be mailed
direct to Major General &. i sum
neral Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
Iirc pcsroNs $1,000 Homo

Fire Ia tho home of q. VI Britain
near Mccoy and Archer streets. just
north Of Kendall college early yes.
'rrdny morning, caused a total loss
Of tho dwelling valued AZ $500 The
family was out Of the city ana The
cause of tho blaze " unknown An
automobile IN the basement OF the
house was burned 10 ashcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05

g. W lIaalot, l0S North lawton.
reported yesterday that thieves had
broken In the bach door of his apart.
ment and made away with u sewing
machine motor. allk Nmonn and u
coat and vest Police are trying to
figure out combination the three
Rrllclea would III
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-05
school Distri,Js Merge

ADA, Aprll 4--Citizons of rural
school districts Of Nanoss i.anham
and Bellcview voted Saturday to
consolidate. according to returns re-
ceivcd here today 4 large school
viii ho erected probably at Nanoss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Boice ca
son will be hosts Monday evening TO
members of the Mcservc- Campbell
bridal party to hear Madame FriedA
Hempel who appears In co.. cert
ntl..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

mcntcd Miss Naomi NcscrVo and
Mr.. Glenn Arthur Campbell ON Tues
uay evening with u lovely season ut
informally when the feature proved
- miscellaneous shower for Misa
McsrrVc which aticst"d her popu-
luriiy ana that OF Mis- McsorNc, The
latter being a member of ia" I. ;.
A. Autumn glory was brought into
the lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs
Norris y. Gilbert where the party
was given. Mrs Chtin II ScEcr he.
INK a iulnt hostess at this time Wtn
MIy Gilbert yellow rhrNstuihr-
NUNS aud autumn leaves were prod
igal IN their beauty ana number ana
grnCed the rooms. Joseph Soger
came to the door dressed as u mes
acngcr boy and gave into the kccpins
uf Miss Mcsctvc many packages
from friends present who were JUST
club mcmbvrs and their husbands.
These were Mr.. aud Mrs. Grant r.
Mccullough. Mir. ana Mrs. curtis Il.
adams. MIR aud Mira. william ".
walker. Mr.. ana Mrs. Jack iiamcL
Mr. and Mrs, John 8. NcscrNc. Nj
and Mis- Thomas !. Hartman. NJ.
and Mtr charles Edv 81 StrouVCllc,
Mosdamcs Dan 4. WadHwotth, III. :,
ifcffcr of Illinois Miss Porter,
Mcssrs Porter and iiclad At the
close ~ the evening, buffet supper
was served.
AIrs. / q itosscr'nnd Mis-. Thomas
J. wood were among thoEo VINO
brought lovely prc-nuptial homage
to Miss MoacrvC during the past
week. entertaining on Monday af'
crnoon at auction hridg" IN the
Country club. Mrs. -. Claude Rich
ardson assisted Mrs Washington
r. Hudson made top score and Mrs
ilasry Miller made second. 'hrya
anthcmunA the queen Of the au-
tumnal flowers gracod the Uvlnr
room In shy,,cs cf yellow and At tn"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

Hardman, mother Of the hostess as
sisted In dispensing hospitaiities.
Luncheon was served on the card
tables and decorations were lin yell
low Chrysanthcmfsrs.
Mrs. Marie q. Larson was host 9 81
on Tuesday at Il bridge luncheon
honoring Miss Fisher OF Springfield,
Mo. the guest OF Mrs. Forest z
Wills. Mrs. j. II. Gutelius of In
dianapolis, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. BROOKE Gutelius, Mrs.
Jay c. Painter made top score and
Mrs. X. g. Burns won consolation
favor. Both Miss Fisher and Mrs.
Gutelius received attractive favors.
Luncheon was served at one o'clock
when the table was attractively
adorned with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and rosebuds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
.LuncheOns

Mrs. Arthur G.. Hooper conferred
lovely pre-nuptial courtesy on Miss
Naomi Helen Mcservc when she en-
tertaincd for this charming bride
elect and her bridesmaids, Tuesday.
A handsomely appointed luncheon
IN - Hooper home proved the ideal
entertainments. Mrs Hooper chose
green and white as the scheme
which was artistically arranged. a
wonderful floral shoNcr OF brides
rosebuds, miniature ribbon and deli
cate plumosa fern being employed.
Tho center Of the circular table was
held with "A white satin slipper
which held brides roses. A minia-
ture bride and groom was at the
honorco's place while brides bask-
cts were at all the other places. The
lovely affair was . beautiful com
plimcnt to Miss Mcservo and her
party.
Mrs. William Nicholas Sill and
Miss Mary sill gave large and
very attractive luncheon in the
Country club on Wednesday com
plimcntary to Miss Naomi Helen Me
serve and to announce the engage
ment and marriage OF Miss Sill who
will wed Mr.. =. owen Pierce, jrr
on January 4. The double interest
in the luncheon made the event al
together unusual and was enjoyed by
seventy matrons and girls. The ball
room was used and soft illumina-
ton was given from s.dclights shad-
ed In yellow and otherwise screened
with autumn leaves. The table, ar
ranged with the main part in cir
cular WITH long lengths radIating 70
the four corners of the room, were
Ella borately decorated in whit" Chrys-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
announcements

u will be Of interest tn the many
friends Of Miss Peggy Callahan OF
Washington, the guest of Miss niar
gucrite Gavin to know the wire flaSh
carried in the World on Friday con
cerning the comforting Of a high
honor on Mr.. ID. j. Callahan OF
washington by Pope Benedict max
.ng him knight of the order OF ST.
tregory was brought to her father.
Mr., callahan IL supreme treasurer or
the knights of columbus. NJ iss
Gavin and her guests are the week
eend guests Of Mr., and Mrs. James D.
MeGraw in Ponca city.
Mrs, J. Warren Sanders who Is IN
Battle Greek. Mich, and IL expected
10 return home about the middle OF
December, VIII have as holiday
guests. her nieces, Misses Ruth and
Alice Bruere of Portland, ore. who
are in the east at school at tho pres
en- lime. Mrs. Sanders will give
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
Informal

Mrs. Walter II. Peck of 1898
South Elgin avenue entertained in
formally with six o'clock birthday
dinner on Friday for Mr.. Peck.
There were ten guests and after din
ncr music and dancing were enjoyed.
Miss Joan nardman was hostess
on Monday afternoon to an informal
auction bridge luncheon for Miss
Martina Smith OF Chicago, and Miss
,eggy Callahan OF Washington, ID.
G.. two attravive visitors. In the
game, Miss Halah Pagan made top
score, Miss Doris Cobb making low.
Tho pretty Informal cnterta inment
was given in the Tea cup Inn. There
were six tables OF guests who en-
inNnd The aftcrnOOn. Mrs. y. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

aWid pretty Christmas decorations.
The Afternoon was most cnjONahl"
for the little hunurcc ana her guests
who were: paula aud blly tonry,
Catherine Bland. virginia and Dale
Smith. Myra Caplin, Ruth Birckner.
Robert Gilmore, winfield and iiOr.
med tuheuour. Mihccnt S,huN let.
Frances Mi.d, Perry Hymcn, Forrest
MrCrackon, Alice Hurst, cart King,
Edwin rHttou Myrtle Miller. Tho
udprr Holland, clyde Wntcrringcr
Master Howard Bcnnctt Leonard,
young son of Nlr. and Mrs -. II,
Leonard entertained IA small group
ut bows on saturday In honor OF
his eleventh birthday anniversary.
iiohhic and Marcus Lockwood, Kent
l<irkwood. W.Anm Goheh Hugh
Bcntiy Morris, Frances Mcmahon,
oscar Grimes, Paul Abbott and
james and g. T.. Martin. ir.. were
the guests for the afternoon,
one Of the vrry lovely parties
given during the week Tor Miss Me
serve was the informal bridge tea
uu Friday IN the home ~ Mrs. g. j.
lIindmau. Mr'. II ndman and Mrs.
James r. Digs being hostcsscs. IN
the game, Mrs. John VI. Gidncy
made top score. Miss Margaret Hag-
Ter making low. Mrs. Fred :. clin-
ton and Mrs. j. 4. Campbell presided
at tho tea service. tn" table being
unusually attractive in pastel tin'ing,
orchid ChrNsnnth"mums and small
white flowers being used, and
candles in y nix and green being
placed in among the flowers. one
uf the features uf the afternoon wns
the beautiful linen shower given
tho honorco. Little Miss Josephine
Ann lllndmnn brought the gifts tn
Misg McsrrNe,
The 4. :. \. club members conipli-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

anthomums. blue and pink sweet
peas and plumosa fern. Candles In
the pastel shadings were used ef-
fcCt.y4jy. The engagement Of Miss
Sill was prettily conveyed to her
guests on sentiment cards during the
last course ANA -Gfysr the luncheon
the brides elect, Miss Sill and Miss
Meserve received the congratula-
tions OF their friends standing with
Mrs. Sill and Mrs. John Bartlette
Mcscrve. Miss Meservc was In
brown velvet gown and smart hat OF
gold lace. Miss Sill's toilette was
Of black velvet with modish hat OF
The same. the gown being unusually
startling with Spanish sash of scar
let satin, jet trimmed. Assisting
Mrs. sill and Mss sill In receiving
were Mrs. Harriet Ely Of Franklin
Vile. y. y, "A sister of Mrs. Sill. also
Mrs George Spring Of Franklynvillc.
Mrs James Arthur Campbell. moth
or of Miss Meseryc's fiance, and Miss
Martina Smith OF Chicago. Besides
these were. the matrons and girls
of the Mcserve-C Campbell bridal par
~ Mrs. John NJ. Gidney. Mrs. sgd
ncy Salisbury Smith. Misses Vir-
ginia Hancock Of M.Ikogec, Grace
Downing. NJ ldrcd Porter OF Leonard
Mary clay williams. Others assist
.ng were Mesdamcs william NJ
licdkc, Rex Enos. j. II. Carnegie
and Harry Miller who will be among
Miss Slls attendants, also Mrs. Roy
Il. Getman. Mrs, benjamin NJ. Cur
It's. Mrs. Thomas j. Wood and Miss
Leona Galbreath.
Mrs. Leslie l.. Doyle entertained
with "a small luncheon Monday after
noon in honor of Miss Frances Wits
of Staunton, Va, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Baker, Miss Wits
is neice OF Mrs. Farrar l.. Mccain
There were places for Misses Cor
rinne R,&er, Margaret Hagler. Mary
Clay Williams, Mary Sill, Vivian Full
CHAM and Julie tilunt.
Mrs. !. NJ Ward was hOtcss Of
small luncheon party Monday after
noon, when she entertained in the
Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Banister an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Norine. to Mr.. Harry y. Mon
roe OF Los Angeles. The wedding
took place November q in Long
Beach, solomnizcd by Rcv. George
tn" parsonage of the Christian
church that city.
Mrs Andrew Hayes entertained
with a small luncheon party Friday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

afternoon In her home, To- honor the
visit Of Mrs W. \. Sharp formerly
OF this city. who now is residing iu
kentucky.
The table decorations were green
ana white and there were places he
sides those OF the honor guest for
Mosdames J. =, kirkpatrick, j r..
Mills aud @. III. IIovis.