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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
SOCIAL. EVENTS


neooesEh000 We011nG.
me marriage of Miss Ffieds A.
Imam. only daughter Of Mr.. and
-. william d. Ehman, 40 Sew
th street, and Ewing Rouse, son
C. Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. House Of
l. peston, NO., took plaza q 4
FSock Tuesday afternoon It til
4rsonsge of the Evangelical
Aurch OF Peace. Rev. r. J. Rolf
y lciated. Attendants were M. and
\ Do. I'd KrausA The bride wore
~ blue serge suit with . white
lorgette blouse and . small black
p1vet hat She wore . corsage
rnquet OF pink carnations. Mrs.
!I8suse wore q dark blue suit,
lack hat and bouquet Of pink
variations. A wedding supper was
oorved at the home Of the brides
SArents. covers being laid for 10 i'm.
sdiate relatives and intimate
iends. The centerpiece was 2
tbuquet OF pink. yellow and white
iG4rysanthemums and the ices and
eakes carried out the same colors.
me bride attended the public
schools and was employed at the
svv0olworth company. Davenport,
ppevious to her marriage. The new
home will be made In Rock Island.
To Have Charge Of Sale
Mrs. Charles Greer and Mrs. EVA
Khiteside are the chairmen In
charge OF the committee for the
fummage sale which Is to be spon-
SCred by the second division Of the
indies aid society OF the Spencer
Memorial Methodist church tomor-
row at the II. & 8. Overland COM
pany garage, $40 Fourteenth street.
Moline. Doors will be opened at
$3.50. A specially OF the sale Is the
large assortment Of mems, women's
and children's clothing. The men,
bars Of the whole division OF the
society will assist in the sale.
5 Spencer Memorial Aid.
AAbout seventy members Of the
indies aid society Of the Spencer
Memorial Methods. church were
present at the regular meeting Of
the society held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Robert
Hill, 635 Forty-first street. The
rooms were decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums. Regular routine
business was transacted and plans
were made for a reception to bt
given for Rev. A. NJ. Stocking ant
family in the near future. two
new members were received. Thu
proceeds OF the afternoon amount
Cd to $1270. Mrs. Hill was assisted
IN serving by Mrs. Will Gauley
Mrs. Enos Anderson, Mrs. Elizabeth
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Mrs Rinck Entertains.
Hear Scandinavian Program.

A program composed of numbers
written by Scandinavian composers
was given at the regular meeting
OF the Etude club held yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. Alice Atwills stu
do, 121 1-3 East Second street,
Davenport. with Mrs. d. J. Hickey,
Jr., as assistant hostess. The pro-
gram cards bore the seal of the
ruler = to which were attached
streamers of the national colors.
Besides the regular program Miss
Mae Chambers, who was special
guest Of the afternoon, sang Garry
Me Back to Old Virginny." Follow
ing is the program for the after
noon:
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student pepartment Prp9ram.

The student department Of the
Rock Island Musical club will hold
its November meeting tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Robinson,
;13 Twentieth street. 1t is to be a
guest, meeting. and the mothers OF
the young people who have part
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tro3a music vas enjoyed. Tue
rooms were prettily decorated In
the Halloween colors, and the Hal
lowe,en idea was carried out. Late
il the Afternoon, delicious refresh
menfs were served. Mrs. Holt,
15lSk Seventh avenue, Moline, will
entertain the club Nov. Is.
Busy Bee Sewing Circle.
The regular meeting Of the Busy
Bee Sewing circle Of tho Rebekaha
was held yesterday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. J. T. Bauer. 1907
Thirty-first street There was q
good attendance and two new men,
bers were received into the circle,
The afternoon was spent in sewina
on carpet rags. Plans were made
for an all-day sewing, to be held
next Thursday at the home.
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Give Buffet. Supper,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silloway
were the host and hostess at a
charming buffet supper party last
evening at their home, sol Nine
teenth street, Moline. The guests
were some thirty-seven Of the tri-
city young married set.
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To Give Exhibit,
Hostess to Embroidery cam.

Mrs. William Quick was hostess
to the Tri-City Embroidery club
yesterday afternoon at her home,
Bill Park Sixteenth street, Moline
Twelve members and four visitors
were present. The afternoon was
spent over needle work and VIC
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X IT $50
Tsble decorations we're q Columbia
roses and white chrysanthemums.
The after dinner hours we're spent
with bridge and hearts and prizes
were awarded to Maurice Hemsing,
Mrs.. Henry Won Maur and J. B.
Richardson.
Plan - Present Play.
The November meeting Of the
Central circle OF the Central Pres
bytefian church was held last night
at the home Of Miss Catherine
Dolph. 1918 third avenue. The
girls decided at the business meet
ing to present . play In the near
future. In the games prizes went
to Miss Martha Riddell, Miss Marie
Writ, Miss Mary. Rogers and Miss
Marguerite Cheney. Piano and
victr0la music was enjoyed, and
refreshments were served.
To Give Exhibit
Beginning Sunday and continu-
ing for two weeks, the Tri-City Art
league will give an exhibit of
Whistler's etchings. At the Daven-
port public library. For the first
and second weeks in December the
league will exhibit . collection Of
oils by well known artists, such as
Sargent and Cecilia Beaux. The
pictures will be on exhibit the third
and fourth weeks of December at
the Moline library. In February,
Joe Davidson's busts Of war heroes
will be shown Ut the, Rock Island
library.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Shuler Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shuler of
1916 East River street, Davenport,
entertained a company Of neigh
borhoOd friends at a dinner party
last evening at the Davenport Out
ing club. Covers were laid for 80.
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Roeeberry and Mrs James Gauley,
u. The next meeting will be held
Dec. 3 It the pafs0nAge.

Ro0obefry and MfA James 0auloys
". The next meeting will be held
Dec. 3 It the pars0nAge.
Department O1aeers Guests.
Mrs. Frances Cruise. department
chaplain, and Mrs. Dosia Russell.
past department president, both Of
Sterling. were special guests at the
regular meeting Of Helen Gould
Auxiliary held last evening In Mo-
mortal hall. They are here for .
conference with the department
president, Mrs. Eugenia Franks.
and are her house guests during
their stay in the city.
Two candidates were initiated
into the society and the members
planned q bakery sale to be held
Nov. Is at the Rock Island house.
Routine business was transacted at
the business session.
Miss First Speaks.
About seventy-five attended the
meeting Of the Luther league Of the
First Swedish Lutheran church at
the church last evening. A good
program was given by the Booster
committee, and Miss Georgia First
gave an interesting talk on Camera
Experiences in Many Lands" illus
trating her remarks BY stereopdcon
pictures. After the program, a so
cial time was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Rlnck Entertains.
Mrs. Ethel Rinck entertained q
small company Of friends at her
home, 1872 Twelfth street, last eve
ing. The hours were spent with
sociability and games, and music
was enjoyed. A delicious luncheon
, was served. covers being laid for
10. The table was prettily decorat-
ed in yellow chrysanthemums and
smilax.
Hear Scandinavian Program.
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Autumnal Gale Cries
Miss Dorothy Hammond.
Tvo lyric pieces
la waits ....................-.
Isl Elfentaax ............ Cries
Mis- Fred. Sehrickef.
rh.,. Cyte. : Rird .Sindina
sv.n Cries
re a.r.c,io'a cardin ~. Fjoxreu
Ma. Hammond
concerto-
AdaSio
Alleero Moderate motto .
msrcato Cries
Miss Schricker.
n.intv refreshments we're served
soiinvin~ the afternoon concert b
the ho.tesses. The next meetins
Viii he held on Nov. IS at the home
Of Mr.. ". II Wiese and the Misses
Norma and Edna Wiese on Brown
street.
EuteFtains Deborah Class.
Miss Marion Moore entertained
the Deborah class of the Broadway
Presbyterian church last evening al
her home AK Tventv-second street
Tba reeular business session wa.
held and the members worked on
their regular sewing. Late in the
evening a delicious luncheon wat
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

"makes life worth while for stomach
sufferers" as attested at the Miller
Drug Co.'S store, In Wilmington,
where the Plant Juice Man is meet
ing the local public and introducing
and explaining the merits Of Plant
Juice.
Stomach trouble is the direct cause
Of more arrangements of the nervous
system and general bodily functions
than any other ailment.
Imperfect digestion and dyspepsia
cause more serious diseases than all
ailments combined Nearly every
form Of disease begins in the stom-
ach, and this has been proven in
thousands Of cases-it is the neglect
Of the first symptoms OF a rundown"
system causing these troubles.
Indigestion wrecks the entire ner-
vous system. clogs up waste matter
in the intestines, which In turn pois-
ons the blood. Half digested food
In the stomach literally rots, forms
poisonous gases and makes diseases
Of all kinds; constipation, keeping the
decayed matter in the body, is re-
spOnsible for many hours Of illness.
LaXatives help but temporarily, as
they merely relieve the condition for
The time being, and constant use Of
laxative produces paralysis Of the
bowel muscles. The cause OF consti-
patton is stomach trouble.
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
remedy, Is the relief for these modern
iilments-headache, dizziness, consti-
patton, backache. weak memory, bad
blood circulation, unsound sleep. in
digestion and dyspepsia. It will give
almost instant positive relief. and II
aiken for a short time results will
be permanent. Do not neglect your
,ondition-it always leads 10 more Sc
'ious trouble. Give Your rundown
system a chance TO make good: help
70 so that you may know once again
The feeling Of real health; again have
energy and vigor, clear tongue. sweet
breath. good complexion and be able
10 sleep sound 10 eat food without
fear Of the consequences, no more
irritability, Indigestion or dyspepsia.
The Plant Juice Man is now al The
Miller Drug Store, i0i-iOG Market a.
where he Is daily meeting large crowds
Of Wilmington people and introducing
and explaining the merits OF plant
Juice. Free samples given.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

The business partnership may be
formed with profit through the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
POUR 250 BARRELS
OF RUM INTO RIVER

PORT DEPOSIT, Aug. 26.-with
parched lips and burning tongues en-
ploycs Of the Public Health scrvclo
watched officials enter a Pennsylvania
railroad car and with hammers burst
IN The heads OF barrels and smash the
necks OF bottles until they started
ilowlng toward the Chesapeake bay,
80 barrels OF "hoolch' and whisky
conilscated In raids and roadside
hold-ups.
stun that Is seized by enforcement
officers Is sent 20 the Perry Point Ia
boratories and there subjected 10
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MIR. TINGALING MISSING

BY the time Toriy Turtle came back
with his rent, Nancy and Nick had
been all around the place interview
ing Torty's granddaddy, and great
granddaddN and great, great, great,
etc. granddaddy Each one OF Them
obliglngly opening his lid enough to
talk TO the children and TO Mr.. Tinga-
ling. the fairy landlord, who was
collecting rents for the Fairy Queen
In the Land-of-Dear-knO
But they closed up again one by
one, until. when Torty returned, they
looked exactly as they had before,
like a row Of brown toastwarmrse,
or war has, or bulter-bowls upset
Here you arew cried Torty. dump
ing his money out OF the old teapot
he had brought from the kitchen.
Now. Mr.. Tingaling. count out what
/ owe you and mark me paid in the
lrent-bOOk."
No answer
They an looked ABOUND in surprise
Where was the fairyman? Where
could he be? Nowhere 10 be seen
that minute Probably pOking around
some OF the curious corners In Toriy's
cave. "Tingallng, oh. Mr.. Tingaling, %
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
HIlRT GErTING nIIT nE AITn.

Stopping from an aui0mOhIIc m
from. OF The home OF The Rev. William
Temple. SOP South Broome street. last
night. where she has been Nsiting,
Miss Mllie McAleer. aged 60 years,
PCS Seycnty-second street, New York,
fell dislocatlng her left hip and in
iurng her left leg above the knee
She was taken to the Delaware Hos
ptal in the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

they called loudly. But there was
none Of him. II was quite queer.
quite
The twins and Torty Turtle anduhe
little fairy helper In Nancy's pocket.
the Magical Mushroom, an started
searching. They searched and search
ed and they seaCchod. But no Tinga-
ling could they nd anywhere lie
had disappeared as completely as year
before last. and everybody knows Il
won't come back any more than the
ice cream you ate Sunday.
Perhaps Dad or Grandpa saw himr'
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Diningroom Suites

Completely matched diningroom suites in Jacobean
oak, American walnut and genuine mahogany
very attractive Jacobean piece suite, in Will
liam and Mary design has 54-nch buffet 48-inch dining
table, large china closet and serving table.
Regular price is ssOOOOO August Sale c0EO nm
special price VGOUsOO
Four-piece suite in beautifully marked American wal
nut Has 6O-inch buffet and enclosed
serving table. Regular price S500.00 CI0E nm
August Sale price VTGOsOV
1O-piece suite, William and Mary design, genuine
leather seat chairs, genuine American
walnut Regular price $550.00 August CATE nm
sale price V1e OeVV
1O-piece suite, Queen Anne design, 54-inch exten-
sion table, 6O-nch buffet with mirror back genuine
leather seat chairs Regular price $3.50. eEEn m
Special August Sale prce...~............... @JOU.UU
Beautiful mahogany suites in either four or 10
pieces, prices from $35O.oo to $650.OO.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
BERRY SEASON
ISABOUTOVER
Total Shipments From PEN
insula Points Much Larger
Than Last Year
SWEET POTATOES
NOW COMING ON

There were only as quarts Of ber-
ries shipped from points along the
Delaware Division Of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Yesterday as com
pared with AK quarts for the
corresponding period last year. a
total or 5,332, 1ji quarts have been
shipped to date. as compared with
AIii,4S9 quarts for the corresponding
period last year. There were 26i
baskets Of apples shipped Yesterday.
as compared with 20i6 baskets for
the corresponding day last year max
ing a total Of 62i720 baskets sh tipped
10 date, as compared with i9J.63i
Tor the corresponding period last
year.
Watermelons being grown by 'he
farmers Of the peninsula have begun
10 ripen In great numbers. The largest
shipment Of walermelOns made so
FAR this year was yesterday when
carloads were shipped. as compared
with y carloads for the correspond
ing day last year. There has been
2i carloads Of melons shipped so far
this year, as compared with 2i3 for
the corresponding period lasi year.
While there has been fewer pounds
OF grapes shipped this year than for
The corresponding period las year,
reports from The grape growing dis
.ricts Of the peninsula indicate that
the fruit will surpass last year, s
crop. There were 1859 pounds ship
ped yesterday. as compared with iii6
pounds for the pOnding day
last year. There has been 72,tg7
pounds OF grapes shipped 10 date. as
compared with 1868 pounds for The
corresponding period last year
Total amount Of peaches shipped
20 date this year is $4,000 baskets. as
compared with ii26ij baskets for he
Corresponding period last year There
has been 1929 baskets Of pears ship
ped 10 date as compared with 6isi
baskets for The corresponding period
las year. There has been 62i9 bar
rels OF sweet potatoes shipped to
date, as compared with 552 barrels
for the corresponding period last
year. There has been 2T9l9 barrels
OF white potatoes shipped 10 date,
as compared with iS8 1886 barrels for
the corresponding period last year.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

suggested Torly knocking as hard as
he could on their horny backs. But
no one answered. I'm not able 10
say why ID was, but perhaps they
thought like this. ITS only those
troublesome children again wanting
90 ask more questions. Well not
trouble 20 answer at all"
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
MoRkMAN.s LEG RRoKEN.

Struck by a pole which was being
moved and thrown against another,
Charles c. Richards. aged % years. sol
Lombard street. who was working
for the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. at Sixth and Haw-
ley streets. had his leg broken. lie
was removed TO his home.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

tests to determine It's Illness for
medicinal use
This carload did not come up 10 the
standard so 10 was run out
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
MANY PEOPLE
NOW TEST
THEREMEDY
Plant Juice Man Claims De-
mand for His Medicine
Will Be Large
WHEN PUBLIC ONCE
LEARNS ITS VIRTUES

No other remedy has been accorded
the instant success that has been at
tanned by Plant Juice, the new herbal
stomach remedy. the medicine that
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
msgON SOCIFTY MEETING.

There will be a meeting OF the For
elgn Missionary Society of the Mt
Pleasant NJ f. Church IN the parson-
age this afternoon at o'clock.
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PADEN CITY

Mrs l. u. Mcvey after \ brief
visit with friends here has returned
homo Ia Newport. q.
Rov. and Mrs. ". r. Esk"w loft Mon
day for Virginia wh"rc they Will spend
several weekG' variation with friends
and relatives
Miss Ida Van Camp 81 Cameron, w.
Va. ~ the guest Of her parents here
during her variation.
James MirhinacA. q farmer OF near
this city. IL improving from wounds rA-
cel,cd when ne was bitten on the hand
two times by a coppcrhead. II Is prob
able that the forctinger will have TO be
amputated.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell .ot San
born, Iowa arrived here Monday eve.
ming for visit with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Clifford Buoy Of Bethany II tho
guest Of local friends.
Tho New Martinsvii." district conven-
ti"u of the churches Of Christ will be-
held In tho Christian church h-re. Au-
gust ard 4. A number OF delegates
arc expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Powell Of So
vile. O.. are visiting relatives here for
a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellison. form.p
residents NJ this city. have moved -
Mrs. sherman Cutler il recovering
from slight illness at her homo in
this city.
Mrs F ". Kigcr ard children Of
MoundsN lilo. are spending a few days
with friends here.
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OF Marshall street.
Ralph CANDY Will return home to-day
from Pittsburgh. where he has been
spending several days on business.
Miss Angela ApplcGatc has gone to
New York 10 spend a Two week Haca-
ton.
Clarence Kerr LOFT this morning for
Atlantic cay. where he VIII spend ten
days.
Miss Bernadine Cooper Is visiting
with relatives IN Cincinnati FOR num-
Der OF days
Mrs. r. ". K"ffnr ard daughter. Miss
Helen Marie. of Moundsv!lle. spent yes
tcrday in this city.
Jack Long. Of Powha;an. IS spending
The day in this city on business.
Frank Dayton. OF Pittsburgh. has re-
turned home AFTER brief visit here.
Charles Mycr has gon" 70 Baltimore
20 spend the remainder OF the week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Miller Nave return
cd homo from Columbus. O.'Yhere they
hav" been visiting.
Mrs. Howard Workman. OF Bella!re.
was calling on her parents IN this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Cart Matthias Is able 10 be out
after being III at her home FOR some
t.m"
Miss Bertha Bishop. Of R!dCely. Is
spending several days here with rcla-
lives.
Miss SyhiI McDerm!tt. who under
went an operation AT III" Glendale hos
p.iaI is getting along nicely.
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AUTOMOBILE Painting. waltz Co.
HIIH Main Street 1y-ll-p
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10 at IN" rate OF 8 percent Ter nm
NUM-.
Fred Young ~ Jessie Young Action
for hiNuI,r
rrann Ham ". Hmmn Hahn. Action
for divorce.
E"s-,e Fg,,c~ ". ''Nar'"s f Fuller.
i"'."n for o.N"r." "nd ahm"ny.
rau"$.r Snruccr -. .lonn n. Spencer.
Action fer d!N"r'" and al.mony.
krr" I'n''isun -. William +. rattson.
Action for G!vOrcr.
Mlra NJ. Msl"ro VI. Carmiol M!lcco.
Action iur divorce.
l.. T. lir,mhrll vs. Bruce clark.
Transcript from docket 81 Joseph Nc
NllIs:rr. iusiIr" az the peace in and for
rn,"n township filed
John T.. Long and Agnes Long vs,
poss"Ssirn "r real estate.
Tn" Hunt Dry Goods TO. vs. Tn" IIai-
t.morc n ohio Ratlrord 20. corpora
rl"n. transcript from docket Of +. K.
Yorum. iIaric" Of The peace in and for
Warren township. fled.
Martha T.. TrHNcry 20 llwrcUC" CrC-
x.'iu. Land Ia .i"lllir" Sl.0n.
+. !. Karrcl and ELLA Narpel to Ia
aa" e E'rh"I Land IN Holloway. Sl."u.
Mary \ Slcvin to John and Forest
Slcl In. Land IN 'Tcnp"ruurcNHlC. 81 %.
Marriage License.
Harry Mt!i"r and Julia h"srcr. both
az Bridgeport.
Marriage Licenses
laul clayton Thompson and HoCthn
Mildred EiSh"p. both of BarrCsyill"
rhnrlcs RcdyvSk ~ Iafrcrty and So
phia Melton Of l.as;uV.
Thomas Oliver Nelson. OF llohnkcn. y.
J. and EiIlr q Reynolds OF Brllatrc
Personals
Mrs \ |. Mcfarland and children
haNo r"furu~d nffcr spending several
days with Mrs. Frank Bryant At Rrrh"S-
da.
Mrs. Rose ~ Fowler and family ere
visiting relatives N HarreSviii".
Mrs Isaac ~. CASTOR Will entertain
the members Of n" Thursday Afternoon
club 0n Thursday.
= u Rradn"ld and family r"turp"d
Monday. nficr Spending several days
WITH relatives Al Newark.
Harry Cochran and VT" hav" return
Cd 10 their homo NJ harrisburg. W w.
arter spending tho w"ch end with u"
formers mother. Mrs. Mia Cochran.
VIM NilliCqu was = business visitor
e. IIrrNrNdr nu NOnfnv.
Mrs u I RuCll"v has returned, after
-n,udluc several days with Mrs Glenn
R"yd ma Mas EU"na N!H"iauH ~ Ma'h-
rrS Ia
Walter NrKecn " Tan"sv!il". WAS
here on business M0Ada,