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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Hero FOR Funeral.

MT and Mrs. Ike sones arrived last
.sen'ng from Long Beach, cal, TO at
aend the funeral OF the late August
,.ouske, Mrs. sones' father, who died
nohaay' The funeral Is to be held on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

daughter was born this morning
at St Anthony's hospital TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William Porter. They reside in
Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

heavy snow which covered tho streets
/ during the greater part of the month
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
FIVE ARE WOUNDED BY
BULLETS OF NEW YEARS.
MORNING MERRY MAKERS

BALTIMORE. Jand 2.-Four girls
and boy were Wounded by bullets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

Wives of henpecksd men should
know they have very little over which
to crow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
LOT NEW LACES

Big lot laces just n of VAL flet maltese etc. of
the aceS and venice antique and caickma-
in the wider widths For all kinds of trim
mngs, .>..-..-....
Sc to $2.OO yard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

leaves For In Grandc.
Recruiting officer Ralph Carr. of
the local naval Office. left this morning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

McKHy tftFIl FnTnner Here.
a. Pecavet, who is farming on the
big bend on Mckay creek. Is in PEN
dleton today transactins business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
STAMPED PACKAGE GOODS
35c to $3.50

In our Art Department, big assortment of package
goods stamped ready to work in garments that you
Made of finest quality goods such rompers chill
them
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
GROUND IS BROKEN
FOR NEW $4,000 K.
Of c. CLUB HOUSE:
ACTUAL WORK ON BUILDING is
LAUNCHED, WITH CONTRACT
ING FIRM OF SiNNOTT BROS.
DOING He EXcAVATiNo.

Actual construction work has been
started on the new Knights Of Column
bus home, which is to be one Of the
finest club houses in this part OF the
state. Sinnott Frothors the contrac-
tors having charge Of the building
have been eXcaYating the basement
during the past few days getting
ready for cementiug ana finishing it
into one OF the finest bowling alleys
and pool rooms in the county
\ firm Of Joliet house movers start
ed work today, moving the old Turn
han from the southeast corner OF the
lot to the west and south 50 that it
viii stand directly in the center OF
the lot with lawn around it, The
build ng will be placed ON its new
foundation within the next week.
As soon as the structure is settled
on its new foundation it will be Quilted
and remodeled thoroughly inside
The outside will be finished with dark
brick veneer, and Coloniol porch
will be extended across the front
with piazzas on both the first and
second floors
When completed the building. with
the grounds, will cost 4 little more
than $50. 90. 1t is expected to have
t ready for occupancy by March LIST
when the lease on the present club
rooms expires.
Not only viii the building be one
.of the finest in this part Of the state
blt the location at the corner Of LA
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
STRIKERS HOLD FOR
| N GRE ASE;; | %
MEN ARE OUT TODAY
EMPL OF Tt~E NATIONAL
PLATE CO. REFUSE TO MAKE
PUBLIC WHAT TRANSFERRED AT
LAST NIGHTS CONFERENCE.

st,il.ino amDloyas Of the National
49, ,oo. .....,.,,,- .,,.,,l,od
i"'' '0'I' P"'' ""'
out OF lhe grinding room yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock maintain a deep
eilcnca refusing 10 djyuIce the detail,
.,,.,,..,,,... u,,i,.h ,,.,.. b,,d
VI '''''' ''''''
last evening IN 9endeI'i ; nam -, -,
ttP' '""' '''9 .''''''''0" a. -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
N. E. CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD IN SEPTEMBER

Chicago. Aug. 19-The -four Illinois
conferences of the Methodist church
will be held In September. First is
the Illinois conference meeting a: De
catur, sept $. The central l!lnoi :
conference convenes at Dwight Sept.
90 A week later the Rock River con
terence, representative Of Chicago and
the northern part Of the state, meets
at Rockford. and on the same day the
southern Illinois conference will open
at Metropolis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
KOREANS PLOTTED TO
HOLD CONGRESSMAN

Toxic. Aug. 1S.--Press adyices from
Seoul Korea, allege widespread 10
rean plots to hold the party of Amer
lean congressman at present visiting
the far east, for the purpose Of Great
ing complications between Japan
and America. Eleven Koreans charg-
ed with plotting against the congress
men have been arrested.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
TAKE WOMAN'S TORSO
FROM HUDSON RIVER

New York, Aug. lS,-Thc torso of
an unidentified woman, with the head,
arms and loGs chopped off was found
last night in the Hudson river.
Threads of cloth Irvine and minute
pieces of wrapping paper were cling
ing to the skin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18

scenery draped for tine biz perform
auce to be staged on the North side
lot tomorrow afternoon. The tole-
gram named those who will oppose
Duun'S men tomorrow Tyler. not ed
Cub pitcher, viii occupy the mound
against the Ot'aWans. while either
Daley or O.Fdrrell viii catch tor them.
t'lack, Terry Robertson. Merlie, Deal,
Herzoe and Friberg viii all appear in
the lineup tomorrow. Il VIII be i
glorious day for baseball fans Of OF
taWa
With a lot of the old time pep and
enthusiasm there is no reason yRE
Dunn's aggregation shouldn't give the
National league team go for their
money and maybe beat thom Spen.
GER the big Lacquer who pitched
/ against the HaWthornes sunday and
won the game, notified Dunn late last
night that he would pirch against
Weeks mon. Spencer will tHhe the
hillocE, in which case Buckeye Will
probably not be used against .he b!s
leaGuers.
The bulky right handler viii offer
everything he has in an effort to make
a race Of Il with the Cubs Last Sun
day h took it easy and did not over
work himself any minute OF he game.
/ He just went ahead cool headed and
easy and won Tomorrow he is eX-
pected to open UP with a rain Of fancy
( ! Ching. with all Kinds Of curves amt
drops His famous sr.ttcr will also
be featured in his hdrlng
Tyler Will start jha game tomorrow
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
HaIt French Munitions.


Paris. Aug. 1S-The F>nch GOV
eminent intends to protest energet-
ically against the decision of Reginald
7. Tower. allied high commissioner at
Danzig, who Yesterday forbid fur
ther deharkation at Danzig Of French
munitions for Poland it was learned
today
Several French muniton ships now
are anchored outside DanZig
Mr. Tower according to report
from the French ambassador to POI
land, takes the attitude that he has
not sufficient allied troops to pre-
serve order if further munitions are
unloadod al Danzig Mr. Tower has
asked the supreme council for new in
structions, pending the arrival OF
which he will maintain hi decision
but the council OF ambassadors which
Is acting as the supreme council does
not meet again until early in Scptom-
Der.
French Fire on Crowds.
Berlin, Aug Il French troops
clashed with the inhabitants Of the
town of Kattowitz an important min
ing town Of upper Silesia today eley-
on persons being killed and twenty
six wounded, Polish troops attempted
TO break up a mass meeting at Ryb-
mix. about twenty-five miles south
west Of kattowitz and in the result
ing disorder one person was killed
and four wounded
Workers in all tine towns in upper
Sile>ia struck at noon today as a pro-
lost against the war between Russia
and Poland,
Reds Fight Like Mob.
Warsaw, Aug. ESTABLISHMENTS forces
advancing into Poland march ahead
without any concern for their lines
of communication according 70 state
lunltG of refugees gathered BY the
Warsaw Gazette They have thus
lost all touch with their bases, aud
refugees stated there was nothing be-
hind the relatively thin B0l5hcVjt
qinc to travel miles without seeing
single BoIshevik soldier
"A vigorous effort on the part Of
the Tuies wOul @ sutiicien, 10 i'll
nct a decisive defeat upon the so.
Wet armies" The newspaper declares.
Clear DANG Corridor.
Paris, Aug lS,-The Polish counter
offensive. with Thorn as its base has
successfully cleared the DanNg cor
ridor of Russian troops according
to report received from the French
mission in Poland today.
The Polish forces are still driving
eastward. the report says
Soviet Terms Given Poles.
Moscow, Aug. 1.-THE Russian So
Wet terms were read to the Polish
delegates at their first meeting with
the soviet representatives in MinSk
today. The Polish answer will be re
turned tomorrow.
Attack Populace
Berlin, Aug. Uninterrupted rifle
and hand grenade explosions were re-
ported to be proceeding at ! o'clock
this morn ng at Katt0witr, Upper 81
lesia, where serious fighting occurred
last evening between French troops
and civilians who struck in protest
against the Russo-Polish war and de
manded disarmament of the occupa-
tional troops.
In view of the seriousness of the
situation the French officer command
ing at the Office of the mtpr-Allied
commission was said to be nog0tiat
ing direct with the crowd and was al
legged held cut the prospect Of the
p,lIiorc, or,,.,. Io;p,r IDrtI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
FINAL OBSTACLE TO
FULL FRANCHISE FOR
WOMEN, IS REMOVED
tby the Associated PresS.)

Nashville Tenn, Aug. l9.-Tennessee today
became the Both state to ratify the Susan B. An
thony federal suffrage amendment The constitu-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18

NaMed as Ihelr NuafTofs dUrlnB tnelf
stay in Ottawa At 100 O'Clock a pa
rade will be formed, headed by Hent-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
THE WEATHER..

Fair tonight and prob.
ably Thursday. becoming
unsettled Thursday night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18

Do IoIL UndONo IN The way OF ontor
aiming the big leaguers during THEN
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18

Paris, Aug 1S.-The FNnch gov
eminent intends To protest energet-
ically against the decision Of Reginald
Danzig, who Yesterday forbid fur
ther deharkation at Danzig Of French
munitions for Poland. it was learned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

The text t.book business 10 enjoying .
vsvival, especially In the history divl-
Oion. because of the rrvisiom made
necessary by the war. Dearborn Inde-
pendent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

The night to Happiness. Universal.
starring Dorothy Phillips. Il q picture
that can b. seen many times and APP
rr'clAted each tins, The Nim played
% t,turn date ~ plnsS day al the
New Folly theater Tuesday
Added 20 tho strength ~ the story
there IL n dcrineH ia ne handling ~
delicate economic situations. power 10
the suh.titios and \ strong contrast of
lie amid riches and poverty. ignorance
and intelligence.
Dorothy plAnips plays well the ii'd
cult dual ro.s ~ VIVIAN. pampor,d
thlli NJ M, rich aud porothcn. n child
~ ne lnsidious TEACHINGS Of the unres,
N Russia
re a picture that mokc' vol say to
Yourself Nin't u tho iruthT'
Dc Wolf topper In "Thc Better ole ="
\ lN0ng IOllnwcf Of the slpfeme
prndurt'ou ~ Guy Rates Post IL De
Wolf Hopper In The Better Ole.
Is i,h comes 10 the OyerEolscr thsater
far two DAYS beginning Wednesday.
February II with matinee Thursday
Hopper plays the part ~ Old Bill
IN this unique play Tor which captain
Npirns'sthers Fragments fro m
France" served - m inspiration There
has been SONS spe ula'ion rs 70 tho
meaning of tEr t.'le but 10 the boys
,.ip have htrn overseas n Is 1mus'ngly
Nmiliar, - ole g. simply hole spoken
rs an English Tommy Of the c"ckney
t.pr
Tho pc,ter"Olo" also boasts NJ scv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
AC|O IN STOMACH
S0URS THE FOOD
Says Excess Of Hydrochloric
AciA 10 Cause Of Indigestion.

4 vell-knoVn authority st,tes that
stomach trouble and INDIGESTION are
nearly always due 20 Acldity--acld s,om-
ich .and not. as most folks believe
from a. lack ~ digestive julceA liz
states that an sNceas OF hydrochori~
ird In the stomach re,nrds digestion
and starts fnM fermentation then our
meals ,,iur Ike garbage In can. form
-Hg Octld fluids and eases which In
,lalo the stomach Ike toy balloon
We then set that heavy. lurpy feel
ing IN the chest. W. eructste sour
food, belch gHs or have heartburn.
fnullcncr, wsterbfash or nausea.
He tells ia IN lay aside sll digestive
aids and instead. get from any phsr
macy four ounces nf JHd Salts and
itke n tablespoonful In a gla~ OF water
nrfore breakfast while II II eNetVrsc-
ps. and furthermore 20 continue this
ipr one week while relief follows
the first dose. II Il important 10 neu.
traliyr the acldi'y remove the gas
making mass. start the liver stmu.
iats the Kidneys and thus promote =
irce flow oi pure dlges,iye iulrcs.
lad salts II inexpensive and In made
from the scld Of grapes and lemon
,uirc. combined with I,hls and sodium
Phosphate Thls harmless salts 10
uscs by thousands Of people for stom-
q h troatle with excellent results.
(Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
No Instructions
To Be Sent Davis

WASHINGTON, Feb II Amhass'
.inr Davis ~ London will not he m
,tr.frteh 10 attend meetlngs nf thc SUI
+, ,rne council and council ~ the lr1gIr
- nations " WAS aid todaH az the
f1tr.d ftntent Thcsc D,ec'iusS " il
DO tDI ~ London until settlrmrni "i
.1r exact status ~ switzerland IN ~
'rl4ilon &, 'hc league makes V possi p. '
200 ugiin consider Geneva ss m.etlns
I'-cc
Ambassador. Wallace attended mce'-
'7gs Of the supreme council NJ l1ri@,
Int his functions were limited 10 those
rf an observer and reporter MANY
Questions NJ Interest 10 the United
states are TO be decided nv the league
council. hut since this country Ia not
-c, a member Of the league II viii not
b. represented even Informally.
liecausc Of the extensive American
Interests financial and commercial. af-
fectpd "; the work of the repstauons
commission operating under the league
courcwr the state dcpa rtment will keep
,isr'f informed as TO events at London
The conncll IL expected 30 frame poll.
clos which VIII govern the admission Of
raw material INTO the late enemy coun-
tries ond the distribution NJ German
md Austrian products among entente
md associated powers. ~ the inter-
national supreme court. which 10 to be
created under the terms OF the treaty
T. q purely AmericAn conception. and
go far has developed No opposition from
tho senate. ~ IL expected that some
ounhlngs will he made 10 ascertain
.hc desires ~ the Washington govern
ment regarding the membership In this
BODY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
tEleUE COUNCIL
MEETING TODAY
Delegates From Eight Ma
tions Assemble in London,

LONDON, Fob. n The council Of The
isssus OF nations formally opened i,s
meeting nj noon iodAy Arthur J, bnl'
four, representing Great Britain. as..
tntned the chair on The suggeFtion 81
Leon Bourgeois. Representative" OF
France,
In his speech " welcome TO the dele II
suite, Mf. Is,ifour said there VAS "nly
one blot on the meeting. and thai was
that there wore eight nations repre-
scented, instead of nine lie said ths'
IL wa. not desirable 10 touch On tho
absence ~ the United States, but he
t.ferfed 10 " ns inarfins the symmetry
of the original plan Of the league.
" I,oufGeol- In reply. added "Wn
az regret that the nations represented
were only eight IN nymhcr
The remainder ~ the gallery was hp'
co,,loned for tho 100 iHyned guests, ln'
Guiding all the ambassadors hnd minis
,srs of the Hllied and municipal powers
and other distinguished men and the
pross. =,
The opsning meeting NJ noon Va. q,
more ~ iesr formal mature 70 "h
with tho programs of the proceedings
~ the subsequent meetings. which WI
occupy Thursday. ~ ven r tohHy
,nne session. being public and othcf'
,rivnt, This afternoons session Nr
thur Bslfour. presiding, VII hc pr''
.atN
The nation. represented ~ N. meet
az we're Relrium nrHEl, Great hi.
I'm. France. Greece li'Y, japan and
gpaln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

sral song hits and an catchy uiI lr
This pretty young women appear 10
French ylllssrrH aud var workers
Hopper IL naiios sllly famous iuf hl'
Casey At the I l."
"Espsflsnos" This Week AZ oVsfholssf
This IL the sihih season N hp'fl q.
snce." tie y. llAy CnWsiock Morris
gcrt production witch rnmr- in lhe
Overhoi.sf Tor three dDs BEGINNING
saturday, February y.
Experience 10 story ~ ~" lflHls
and temptations that l'a'i ,nnih m
every hand AMI ~ 10 lf's,Ni'l N
strong cast surrounded hN s'onlr
beauty, There are ten Hc"n'' 100 'h'
production.
The play Il the work ~ N.Hff' V.
Hobart. writer ~ fAfrnl r"WrIi'' 'h'
lght opera lbrpttos.
"Wldo~ ~ PROV
Those who saw iilUf. h' in'
O,srI nlsrr last week ,Hi i.u'" "n'
dldn't, VIII npprvintr thr screen N,i,
fion OF the same play N'l,N ",
pr0Xy," which Dr. here Tor fgnf '}s N'
the Empress beginning N''n'eN''
February ~.
The play wu originally wr'i'cn ht
csth.rin. CHISHOLM cushlns frum "h.'h
the stage success "Glofl flapui ril 'ht
The feminine role ~ the 'eil'v VI
tho screen version IN played nN NOT
suerite clark II isa iatam'uhl'Nt''
craft picture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
PULLS CAVE MAN STUFF
ON HIS WIFE; JAILED

NEW yORK-ca,s man methods Of
kissing ones wife ls no way for u
modern husband 10 show conjuxai af-
frction, according 10 Magistrate Dou'
ms of tho EsseI MARKET court. Sadc.
~ Anssllno. Is. Was arrested on y
wAuan, issued On tho complaint of his
Vfe. Ncllie. who charged that saderi0
had bitten a piece out of her cheek
what do you mean By biting your
slfes cheok'" demanded Magistfst.
liourss ~ the defendant. DO you
think YOU are cave man.
4 love my wife" he defendant said.
and was only trying 20 kiss her
Thirty days In the ~ofkhouse," an.
sNetSd The ma seistrpte
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

,,.,,: ,s.T y y. !; ;;x.SS;H,s!s|.!,Is !; ,!|!I
reg DUAL conference wSltN beuan hsso|
today. Tho object ef tke OpbafsrsFrs q
10 dscuss ways sMa meeNe n s1upat-
Ing pubic opinion 10 he eaenree6As " nj
~ the pgObthitIoo lava
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Ambassador Davis
Not 10 Attend Council

LONpoN. Feb II John W Davis
,urrican amhaNsodor ~ the court oi
81 James. viii not attend either ne
,.cond meeting NJ the council o' lhe
league NJ nations or the meeting of IN,
rrerilcfs NJ Great Britain. France ana
iint. which VIII he hcid here ga,
trSt week. unless he 10 instructed hy
washington. according N an announce
mont NJ the Nmcrcan embassy SuCh
Instructions have not been received, u
4 saId
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
FIGURE WIZARD ADDS
AND TALKS AT ONCE

CoLrMDrs ohio \ man vho can
both sdi big sums and ah Al th'
sans time IL on tbs payroll 0f the
Onto state government
This man IL " l. Iiakcr deputy
state auditor
Fart oi Mf lisksr's daily routine 10
~ make tfial balances relative 10 AZ
ptpptlAtionA aud disbursements roh-
crfn.ng the various state commissions
bureaus and departments
when asked Ia explain how II was
that ho could add columns of ilNo'
number egur.s and talk ~ IN" same
time, he sdld' zone doesn't have 10 or
IA fgoik. reniua of anJ Of 'hosT
'vhlngf ~ he has o. 10 is 10 use o.
lriuA and keep At n
Sir BAKER adds numbers In groups
uf tNos thrrcs or fOufs ~ q time. up,
dnRu. across or Sideways lie senses
his totals lie can tell by instinct hr
ssys. whether his calculations are cot
rect u his lntuitipn tells him hts TO-
inis are Wfong h. goes over the fls
ur,H again
While | wouln not go o. far m "a
agfcs that force IL no remedy | iO say
hat force IL no peaccmaA,r" Lord
Uubeft Cecil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Cincinnati c.nsus cempl.,s.

WASHINGTON. Feb II - Cincinnati
was the fret city TO complete its four.
ieenlh decsnnisl census enumeration,
II was announced today st the census
bureau. The last portfolio ~,s turned
In On February =. hut II probably viii
be- two weeks before the census can
be- checked nnd tho final total an.
nnunred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
NAV erutnrd oi,ls. wI,nou, col

rOsrON. Feh. II N acute ,hort.
az, ~ hltunn pous Cnhl was irppfi,d In
mNs Ncw England cllios ana town,
tpdiy 49, frsuh ~ IN. frr aht llc-up
that followed the storm NJ last week
Schools hud Industries have been clos II
IN sony places md m ny hosritals and
pulilr pliings have only icw days
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
f3xe Winners To
Give Concert af
I Hotel Blackhawk

Ms Ruth Richardson. soprano,
X Los Angeles. Cal, Arthur Klein,
;T1enlet OF New York. and Terry
18rDlI, v1olinist Of Wichita. Kan,
~ k1ree prize winners Of the ma
ttonal contest for young musicians
conducted BY the National Fedefa-
ton Of Music clubs. are TO appear
IN . tri-city concert tomorrow ev-
ening at the Hotel Blackhswk.
FINAL arrangements for the coming
u these artists were made 1t the
executive board meeting Of the Tn
City Musical association held this
morning 1t 10 o'clock 1t Norberg's
music house In this city. The 6rst
concert here will be given tomor-
row morning 1t the Rock Island
high school.
The concert Is TO be compliment
tary to all members Of Rock Island
musical organizations. and especf-
ally invited are the members OF the
students department.
Wednesday morning the three
musicians are to be heard at the
Davenport high school. and Thurs
day at the East Moline and Moline
hiGh schools. These concerts at
the schools have been arranged 30
, that the many music students in
the community might have An op-
portunity to hear the three Ameri-
cans who were Judged the best in
the contest conducted at the Peter
b0ro biennial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
To Bring Speaker.

Rock Island women, whether
members OF the Woman's club or
not, have been invited to attend the
meetings to be held in Moline this
week, when Mrs. G. M. Plummer OF
Chicago will be there to give talks
on parliamentary law. Mrs. Plum
mer is one OF the directors OF the
board of the National Federation of
Woman's clubs and is thoroughly
conversant with her subject. To-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 at the
Moline public library there is to
be q preliminary drill in parlia-
mentary law and anyone interested
is invited to attend. Mrs. Plummer
will give her lectures and drills
every forenoon. starting Tuesday
through Saturday, Feb. IA. The
lectures probably will be given in
the library, but the place Of meet
ing will be definitely announced
Later. Mrs. c. c. Sloan, president
OF the Moline Woman's club will
be in charge of arrangements for
the course. This is an opportunity
for those desiring authentic and re-
cent parliamentary law knowledge
and . great many Rock Island
women probably will attend the
talks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
Girl Reserves Meet,

At the meeting of the Girl Re-
serves at the Y. W. c. A. Saturday
evening plans were made for a
contest to be put on by the girls
during the next two or three
months. The object Of the contest
will be to gain the final insignia
Of the girl reserve, this to be OBJ
tanned by points received for the
best meetings, the best five-minute
talk on any point in the reserve
code. the best poster, the best at
tendance at meetings and similar
efforts. The meeting Saturday was
Of the Star, Minnehaha and U. S.
W. girl reserves, and after the bus
mess meeting program and a So
cial time were enjoyed. The U. s.
w. girls will have a meeting on
Thursday afternoon at 4:30. The
Minnehaha and Star reserve girls
will meet Saturday at 2:30.