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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Plan Membership Drive.

Plans we're discussed for a d.
vision membership drive at the reg
ular meeting Of the first division Of
the Ladies' Aid society of the Spen-
o. Memorial Methodist church held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Williams, S31 Forty
third street. There was a good At
tendance, and plans for the bazaar
TO be held by the division in No
vember were also discussed. Re
freshments were served, the hos
tes being assisted by Mrs. Enos An
derson. Mrs. Gus Swanson and
Mrs. E. l.. Cameron. The next
meeting will be held Sept. Is at the
homo Of Mrs. Bert Steaks, 1922
Thirty-seventh street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Announce Engagement.

Tr-city friends will be interested
E in the announcement Of the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
Leo E. Concannon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Concannon, 2030 Airing
ton avenue, Davenport, to Miss
Helen Hurley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hurley of Galesburg.
The announcement was made to Is
intimate girl friends at a luncheon
given yesterday afternoon at the
home of the bride-elect in Gales
burg. The decorations and favors
carried out the pastel shades which
Miss Hurley has chosen Tor her
colOrs. Miss Eileen Concannon,
sister of the bridegroom, was pres
ont at the announcement party.
The wedding will be an evening
ceremony Of Sept. Z, at the Corpus
Christi church in Galesburg; the
ceremony to be performed at the
benediction hour. A large reception
ewill be held at the brides home
afters the ceremony. The bride
groom is a graduate Of West Point
and Is associated with bonding
house in Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Miss Clarke Entertafns.

Miss Marion Clarke was hostess
at a prettily-appointed party Tues
day afternoon at the Girls Fedora
ton rooms in Moline, compliment
Ing Misses Blanche and Lena Du-
pois of Montreal, Canada. house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. De-
sauln,ers. The guests were some
thirty-five young women. and the
afternoon was spent very pleasantly
in visiting. The clubrooms were at
tractively decorated with baskets
Of garden flowers. Dainty refresh
ments were served at 5 O'Clock.
Miss Clark was assisted by her
mother and sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Clarke
and Miss viarda Clarke, Miss Char
lotte Smith of Rock Island and by
Mrs. c. L. Desaulniers. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Emily Ford enter
tanned in honor OF the Misses Du-
pois and many other affairs are be-
ing arranged in their honor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Announce Engagement.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Florence Becker
daughter Of Mrs. Waldo Becker OF
1859 Euclid avenue. Chicago, for
merly Of Davenport, to James H
Cryst of East Ely, New. Miss Beck
er is a graduate of the university
of Chicago, in the class OF 1919. Fo!
the last year she has been associa'-
ed with the Commons department
at the university. Mr.. Cryst is also
a graduate of the university OF CHI
cago, and is at present continuing
his duties at Rush Medical college
of Chicago. No date has been an
nounced for the wedding.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Surprise Party Victim.

Miss Hazel Sanderson received .
very pleasant surprise at her home.
three miles east of Milan last even
Ing when IA intimate girl friends
from Milan called at her homo to
help celebrate her birthday. The
evening was spent Informally with
games and contests, In which prizes
were awarded to Miss Grace
Thompson, Miss Grace Dempsey
and Misc Evelyn Hobson and
dancing was enjoyed on the YER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Regular Aid Meeting.

The regular meeting of the ladies
aid society of .the Second Chris
tan church was held yesterday aft
ernoon at the church. There was a
good crowd and the ladies passed
the afternoon quilting. A delicious
luncheon was served by Mrs. A. B.
Beck and Mrs. George Ague. The
next meeting will be held next
Wednesday at the church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
District Nurses Picaic.

The Fifth District Nurses held q
very enjoyable picnic Tuesday even
ing 1T Long View park. There were
about thirty present, and . delicious
picnic supper was served. At Z
short business session which was
held, plans were discussed for the
state convention which is to be held
1t La Sale on Sept. 80 and Oct l,
The nurses OF the Fifth District are
to BIO we'll represented 1t the con-
yention.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

soush & Milan, "a sunday. Aug. -.
II VIII b n the nature q : basket
picnic.
Rev. John T. Jones, district SUI
perintendent will b president OF
the day and Rev. C. W. +. Smith.
superintendent Of the Galesburg
district, will BE- one Of the speak
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Pre.NuptiaI for Miss Theden.

Miss Elsie Theden of 1717 Es-
planade avenue, Davenport, who is
to become the bride of Harold Ohm
sted Of IT'S Twenty-fifth street,
Rock Island, next Tuesday evening,
will be the honoree at an evening
party given for her as a prenuptial
courtesy by her sister, Miss Mary
Theden, Friday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Entertains Hospital Circle.

Mrs c. E. Nelson entertained the
members of the Hospital circle Of
the Zion Lutheran church at her
summer cottage on Campbell's is
land yesterday afternoon. There
was no program and the afternoon
was spent socially. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting of the circle will
be held with Mrs. G. A. Larson at
her home, 1906 Eighth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

err. Music will - fursi1l q
male quartet and achoir.
One service win b M Z \
morning at 1880 and Ia u. !
/, $50 In the afternoon.
John Upton Is prssidepa !. .
camp meeting association ~
Clark 10 secretary. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
SUNRISE Lawn Party.

Miss Marion Lewis was pleasant
ly surprised last evening when a
company of IL couples, her most
intimate friends, carried out lawn
party at her home, 1925 Thirty
seventh street. The occasion for
the delightful affair was the 18th
birthday anniversary Of the hon
Gree.
Games and music were the diver
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Harlon.Schroeder.

The marriage Of Miss Lora Eliz-
abeth Schroeder, daughter of Mrs.
e. Schroeder of 1889 West First
street, Davenport, and George Har-
LON, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. Har-
loft OF 322h Fillmore street, Dav-
export, was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the par
sonage of the Zion Lutheran
church of Davenport. Rev. Carl
Holtermann, the pastor, ofhcia-
ted. Miss Edna Schroeder and
Harry Harloff attended the bridal
couple. The bride wore q dark
blue foulard gown trimmed in lace,
and her flowers were corsage
bouquet OF Columbia and brides
roses. The bridesmaid wore q
dress Of light blue organdy and a
corsage bouquet Of the roses. A
, wedding dinner was served last
evening at the home Of the brides
mother, with covers laid for rs rel
atives. The chosen colors, blue
I. and white. were used in the ap-
p0intments, and garden flowers
were used profusively throughout
the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlofl
left later for Chicago. They will
be at home at III South Pine
street, Davenport. after Sept. /.
Mr.. Harloff is employed at the
Walk-Over boot shop.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
SOCIAL. EVENTS

aida Late In the evening .
dainfy Iuncheon was served at one
largs table in the dining room,
which was decorated with red GER
aniums and ferns. The colors. red
and white, were carried out in the
appointments. A large birthday
cake. with II candles. was placed
Ct the head Of the table and was
cut By the honofee.
Essex.Cardall Engagement
At : pretty announcement party
last evening given by Miss Anna
Bostock Of 14O7 rifth-and-a-half
avenue, announcement was made Of
the engagement and approaching
marriage OF Miss Dola CArdall,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cardall OF 1929 Twenty-sixth street
to Everett Essex Of the Y. M. c. Al
formerly Of Monmouth The we'd
ding will be an event Of September,
the exact date to be announced
later.
Last evenings courtesy was In
the form Of q miscellaneous show
er. In 4 heart game Mrs. A. Zim-
norman took the prize, while Mrs.
LeonaF1 Dickinson dressed the
daintiest doll bride and received the
prize and Mrs. Will Dempsey mod
eled the mos. likely looking bride
groom. A delicious three coursed
lunch was served late in the even
ing. the pink and white, color
scheme which Miss Cardall has cho-
sen for her wedding being effective
ly carried out in the menu as well
as on the table. A large basket
canoe filled with pink and white
asters was in the center and al
each place was dainty tiny canoe
favor, bag Of rice and the place
cards were dainty affairs contain
| ing the pictures Of both the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Cardall has always lived in
Rock Island and attended the
schools here. She has been en-
ployed at the Gordon Van Tine
company in Davenport. Mr.. Essex
| is employed at Rock Island arse
! nal. The home is to be in Rock
Island A number of other pre-
nuptial attentions are being ar
ranged in the bride-to-be's honor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Courtesy for Brides-tO.Be.

One Of the delightful parties of
the series being given compliment
airy to Miss Winifred Reck Of Avon
Park, Fla, Miss Alberta Richards
and Miss Edwina Frazer of this city,
all brides Of the near future, was
the one of yesterday afternoon,
when Miss Helen Young entertained
At her home, No. Is Arlington
court, Davenport. Theshours were
informally spent with sewing and
chatting and at s o'clock tea was
served. There were party gifts for
the three honorees. Miss Young
had used mixed garden flowers in
the decorations.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
BENEFIT for Orphans.

An ice cream sociable is to be
held Text Sunday at the Working
Mems circle on Eighth street and
Seventh avenue, for the benefit Of
four French war orphans which
residents in that district are sup
porting. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
To Give Coffee.

The regular monthly coffee of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church is to be held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. R.
Davis, 4401 Fourteenth street. Hos
tesses assisting Mrs. Davis will be
Mrs. ]. L. Hickey, Mrs. A. J. Riess.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and Mrs. c.
y. Taylor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19
Gaer - = sec1alle.

Over 80 was cleared ct the ice
cream social sponsored By the
member Of Eliza GARFIELD tent,
No. q. Daughters Of Veterans, last
evening on the lawn Of Mrs.. Berths
Longs home, 1103 FIFTH avenue
Moline. A large number Of mem
bers and friends were present dur
ing the course, Of the evening. The
next meeting Of the tent will be
held Sept. 1t Swedish Olive hall.
Plan for Party.
The juniors Of the South Park
Presbyterian church held their reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon
at the church. The regular weekly
lesson was given. Tho juniors arc
planning for . party to take the
place Of their regular meeting next
Wednesday afternoon.
Plan for Convention.
The color bearers of the Woman's
Relief Corps Of Rock Island are to
put on the work at the district con-
vention to be. held Oct. IL at Aledo.
Plans were made at the regular
meeting of the corps yesterday AZ
ternoon at Memorial hall. Plans
were also discussed at yesterdays
meeting for the annual soldiers
and sailors reunion to be held at
Prospect park Sept. 7. The next
meeting Of the corps will be held
Sept. l at the hall.
HAnl0n. Heeney.
A pretty wedding of the week was
that of Miss Florence Heeney Of
Goa West Seventeenth street, Dav-
export, and Patrick J. Hanlon Of
Indianapolis, Ind, which was SOL
emnized at 8 o'clock Monday morn
ing at st. Anthony's church, Daven-
port. Rev. L. J. Murphy, assistant
pastor, officiated and celebrated the
nuptial mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Poindexter, whose marriage took
place at noon. Monday, we're the
attendants. The bride wore fall
suit Of taupe satin, with a hat to
match. and a blouse Of tea rose
georgette crepe Her flowers we're
a corsage bouquet Of Aaron Ward
roses. A wedding breakfast was
served the bridal party at the Hotel
Blackhawk. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlon
will take a short wedding trip
after which they will 60 to their
new home in Indianapolis.
Cnvny.sSo Vo-~ Dorkv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

Mn. Isidors Bfotman entertain
zo1 The Merry Makers u her home,
~ Seventh avenue, yesterday att
1 dynoon. There were - members
present, and plans were made for
sapicnic 10 BE held ct Credit island
svSdnssday. Aug. Is. the picnic TO
- N iii day AFFAIR. Games were
played and victrola music Was en-
5oyed. A delicious luncheon was
4 osSyed BY the hostess late in the
! Afternoon. The next meeting Of
The club will be held Sept. ! at the
home OF Mrs. John Entler, 1870
Seventh street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

Social Announcements.
The woman's missionary society
of the South Park Presbyterian
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

Games and music we're the diver.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

NO c. Q. D.'s NO Arraeya,.
No EXCHANGE =
PHONE oRn.s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-19

Women's white or
CANDY and wolfe
waists, regular to
$780, ss.5 $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
KHAKI OVERA[LS
FOR SCHOOL BOYS
u, Associated Pres.

u, Associated Press,
NEW YORK April - --Th0uN.
lnds ~ recruits IN New York lluo, q.
cd today 10 the standard NJ gen.
rral overall" whoar march against
guerrolla forces 1T the high cost II
clothing started recently IN The
nOuth. gained strength IN the wcat
md north rhe blue denim hrignd'
which had III incepi ,n alHnng mem
brrA OF the cheep cub Of dram tic
prew ag'lta. critics and Theatrical
writer's. obtained n Inducements 10.
day when 1000 Dewitt CLINTON hlRh
school students voted 10 wear khaki
oy'ralls
Then Columbia university In lors
~ the movement ana other s,hpOis
ind huslrcss pnd profession VI clubs
hrpan 10 lnll In line,
How srGng * the JOpulgr indlR
nulion against NJ" fancy plicc1 D..
ing askcd fer ordinary clothing Wa
evidenced In the number ~ dppllcl.
ilons made 20 the Cheese club tor
lnces IN Ms overall riiade today
ihnt was postponed IN order 10 mai b
the affair an imp ssiy" demonhli
lion.
Late reports from hrld, unrlrri
indicate lailallcns ot volunteers nee
'pfinllnp ~ even where.
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W|lMER|NG COMPANY
IS AWARDED GRAVEL
CONTRACT BY COURT

Tho O. MllWrnurs NsHl "A tf.t
sl Go ~ thIa uit frt'gfu.t ttN.
lfafiedso 80 Fniisi tnanii tumH.
s'onsr o. iufnlsh a.nVu a. fnrul
IHhlf Hiit ni sand Tia,rl anN 81. IS
10 be- utsd ~ ihe t,HafHfiluu Z
hard sariHrrd tu ds lu Co.'S GO co.,
u WNs agrsd that lhe mlirta'. 900
~ b. huurli tom ,iiuH ipuf
nllsa noIih ni Amsflllu. uH iHr iu s.
NufiH a iFutrt wilfOai Hni Ht
lt,fud .,,r
An uulpailur rf,tr in boz uH.i 90
unloading Ftatri uun HuI tull
tom pr. ~ puichasfd b., iN
commissioners fum " 4 muWp.
Ink, ~ nlllss. do.lnr m road hul.
u.ug ma,hunrta tLn CON, nIs
bought ai - cutt ~ ~. 200.
Tho coat met ~ 30 goo iG i.r
mofuinF and adjourned OFF. b 600
afternoon al mrub eis N'Io ,toh
cut
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INTRODUCTION

Wa are still In the dark time OF
the Judges. The date remains quite
uncertain. probably about 1895 BIC.
After. the great victory under De.
borah and narak. We are told thai,
the land rested forty years. That was
u wonderful victory. and now fof
forty years the people enjoyed peace
and prosperity Then, as IL too often
tho case. they began To decay NOR
plly and r.liglously They did wick
,dly IN N, sight Of God. and for the
punishment OF their sins he allowed
their enemies 10 get the upDor hand
~ them again. For seven long and
hitter years the people Of Israel were
oppressed by the Midiani,es. They
brought tho people OF Israel very
low. deprivinf them ~ their cattle
End even of the fruits Of their toll
The people cried out to God. and he
sen, them o prophet who rehuked
them Cor their sins and their ohedi-
cncc Then comes the thrilling story
~ Gideon ~ related In Judges g.
ii.tO God WI srracIous enough To
heed Gideon's request for u siFn' ana
a, this point our lesson begins
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


ihil,s ~ lhf fsAufeA forfs shauld
- iufihFi lfisd No. proposes ihat
ihe lli,ls bend shuuld sams ~ ihs
HifeaW 90 rFdsf that iheF Wirhl
ailhk. shd m the Nat Iu Which ihal
Hpuh hfnt ihe aaief uideon eouli
tel she wsfe he most sslicenlfulled
snd alefi amonF biz followers Tunss
DO .hnuld throw themselves dnNn
Nat and ~ ihsh ihlrfl iofrel hat
Aairhinl enf nilst mlrhi be- around
~ iHts advantage ~ their posture
~ Nhn 20 lar iufHnl discipline IN
lhe pf's'nse ol bodily need "a Ca ile
dovn lliefsll' on their arms would
net DO ~ irr the service that Nas
~ he pfnnus"i Out ~ the 10000.
zoe stood almost upflFhi. aud With
their Weapons IN ihst hands aud
their faces forward ready f0r suf.
Prise, the, frarh"d out the Tree
hand ~ ioF his tongue hnd onl,
Tapped the water iuto hls mouth
God uid 81 Gideon. These 500 are
M" men you want they Nill be- read,
Tor any emergency Retaining with
himself the 500. Gideon VAS trusting
God, not himself Ne MIS- waiting fnr
further Instructions
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A Successful siralagcn n0.sn

In Studying the success ~ Gideon =
rns". W. must remember that armics
osp' ci1lly In ancient times. could
easily be reused 10 enthusiasm or iis
opposite. Men were not thoroughly
disciplined, and In those superstitious
DAYS could be- scared by omens more
easily than In later times. Already
II MAS evident that the invading
army did not feel secure. whether
NJ the divine suggestion. or because
OF his natural shrewdness. Gideon
adopts an admirable plan 10 throw
the enemy into panic and conina.
ion. lie divides his little force OF TOO
determined. valiant. alert men into
three companies ana stations them
IN three sides Of The camp They were
supplied with torches which were
hidden In oarthenware pitchers with
open mouth and big handles. Al o
riven signal each was 10 break his
pitcher, which would make u great
crash, hold up the torch. and blow
q trumpet Thus the sleeping host.
awakened by an unusual noise.
humping mp To zee lights glitter lng
all utonnd them. and hearing the ron.
Iidcnt call OF trumpet 10 battle,
would think they were surrounded
by an army ON all sides This was
what happened Thrown into terror,
the invading hos, wakes up 10 take
TO flPht. Victory then was easy. Not
only tho 500 hut the others who had
rot denrriod home hui remained In
the neighborhood. joined In the rur.
suit and Others sill gathered Od'
Of the adjoining tribes ~ the ~.
treat became more and more roui.
Gideon followed his first success by
sending messengers Ia the tribe Oi
Ephrain 10 come down aud stop
those who were trying to escape ~
crossing the Jordan. This was ~ the
lord subsequently made notable In
h. dnYs NJ John the Baptist Here
the Ephraimilcs captured tie WI
princes " INDIAN and rejolncd Gid
con across the river II was . lo,a-
bic victory achieved In q wonderful
way
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tnt trlNTS SLIGHTLY
MI mn ~ ~ ~ NEiJ Il

only slight iuiuii"s io rcupanl
was ~" result ~ collision Lrtweri,
,Nodulomobil,h yesterday - tho
hirhw?' bciwccn Amarillo end Can
y0n. \ Buiek automobile OcrupicI
" - number OF Canyon uti,"ns cci
lidcd with IN Overland h'ins driven
BY Grorfe sins. iioih caro- w,f,
badly damaged NJ sims ,lur g.
Amarillo follow ing the accident.
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LESSON NOTES

S''"" l"N ''"'I', ~
tn" man "lh'oh va" p''n '""'',
ana rf'n re-" I"r 'n' l''u',s"'' .,, !"
srn"l ~ this er'l'''' l""' ''., ~
rirhi oi Nv" poop" ""s ,nu '.... w.
nloiah'o' seven ''aIs W "pp','''' ~
ana '''ann' nih t",'u''u W." r,1'
po'ctlV ana a''loF' '" n''p''' ai,
was w" nunlsn''u' ""' !" ~
MS Ih"l' we A'"n' :. Wa !" So,
ihnt 'ney h,d 10 p' 'elll"Is pun' ~.
'of " wv Tue proI,' I''"Nn l., w., ,.1
SUI ana many y, ,"'n ,''~ ~" I"1
Yea nn' W oou W.. ~, ~ 49, r"
h'' 'Wh' "" WIS " ","," ,. ~" ", ,sa
soul ION lh ,''fr ''"''P ~
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h"w v, vs. m,'' I''"l w v" t.
N"w we l'hl' ,"I ",,'u' 49,, n,
W. SURVIVOR. n'u W." ~. "''" ~, .a "
'bl"oh anu MS 'I"" w. a" 80
~ we mining an" um,"" ,"a VI" n.u,,.
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kihhc Irnainr s.hnnl rln.r.

The Kibhc Tfactol School "llHrd
yesterday, Hbout - PEI sOnsldkluS
adyantag. OF the educational nppnr
luniiies offered Augusius =. harlr
man was In charge ol The tchpil
which Nns for ovrrrs ~ uS"iu,cr'
Of Cleveland tHciots
Preston kibbo. manager Of kihhu
Tractor q Implement cuirun, h"'
llrvcs that weeks tIainiu2 IN ih'
operation 81 . ilHctor ~ nVu'uablo
10 The owner oi u tractor
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hETHt NJ ~ ACQUITTED
On tAGNtNtl tHtli.I

The jury IN the oas' Of ne STRAIT
~ Texas ". Bob llethun, Witch WE
tried IN court of JuftlCc q, -. Ian.
Ills Yesterday tailed 10 aR,go wla w..
i,ased
Bethunc WAS being tried on 4
charge Of vagrancy, Tho cas, prob.
ably viii be- tried AGAIN some tim
his week according &C. County A..
torney y. u Underwood
The case ~ the State 81 Toyns W
Wylle Horton also will b. taken ~
his week. l, " understood. Horton
also N charged with vagian"v.
The Jury In Betldno's ease tried
Yesterday Was M follows " u
Walton. W e. Royce. T. NnipLY.
W q. Flv. I. g. Small and ! r
ward
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Pti,T>Iiisiiip DIssOIi IION

The co.pirinefihil horciof'tr oNr
ting biwornli. .. Mrilhi. ] D
Bullock and hoy " lir,'Yin, uni'
the firm name Of TaN.Plhlnf Real.
and on Lease Company. h. bf'l
dissolved by mutual agreement 90 -
date April 10. 1870. r Bullpcl
idifcs frrm said iiim. II & Wusl
aud Roy VI Britain viii conduit std
biIsinefs under the name ~ Ties
Plains Really aud Oil Lease fon
flaS. Al accounts idc m pn.tn"f
hip ~ u existed PRIOR e. April b.
1890. are payable NJ ihr ,ifloe ~
the company ~ 500 ~ Polk sifeei
where IL hDslne.s Will be- conducted
% heretofore
n e. WRIGHT.
J. T. BULLOCK.
ROY ~. LluTAlN.
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HOMAGE GlllLaS MAlililIS
MISS iiINl tAsslnAl

] Horace 1855 md Miss lrLu
Cassidy were married AZ Canyon y's
i'rday rlternoon ~ $50 o'cl'.h
O'Clock by Rev u. = FrohhtiFp
pastor Of the Baptist church az ihIl
place.
Mrs. GngPs n the daughter of s..
and Mrs " = Cassidy, 200 Nrsl
.'ilth street, anu Mr.. Griggs b. u spil
III hr. and Mrs \. :, Griggs, $50,
Taylor street, aud connected ,lih ~,
Grggs Undertaking Company o. 'hn
ely The coupl" win matte the,
lone IN \mnril.u