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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-22

ktOry ZaDranuJe pffcnOd DO "A
meriky mnohym takym osobam
ktore predtym molly sem bezpec
ne pricestovat'. Podavame tu pc
ucenie tym, ktori 81 chcd rodinl
sem dosikovat', ze ktore osob,
nebudd sem pripustene, ably ss
tax vyhli vePkym daromnym w
tdavkom.
Kazdy cudzinec, ktory chce
prist' do Ameriky, musf mat pas
cd svojej vlady, tedy Slovak Cd
cesko-slovenskej vlady. Bee pasu
nemozno teraz cestovat'. O pas
sa ma hlasit' u zupanskeho IRA
du. Ked' dostane pas, ma 81 ho
dat vizovat' u americkeho kon-
zulatu v Prahe a u konzulatu v
! tom pristavnom meste, kde sada
ma LODI. Bez vizovania nedostane
sa ma LODI. Vizovanie stoji desat
dollarov. 4
Ably mu. konzul americky vizo-
val pas, najbezpecnejsie je, ked'
mu americkf jeho prfbuznf zaslf
odtial'to takzvany affidavit, ze
mu bud1 ma pomoci v Amerike,
ably, nepadol ma t'archu ameri-
ckej Wade. Taky affidavit VISTA
vine al nasej redakcii, ale ME
je vyzadovany zakonami.
PRIV Aez tunajsi krajania posld
niekomu do kraja sifkartu, mech
sa presvedcia, ze prfbuzny ne
podlieha pod ziadne z nasledov-
nych vynimiek, ktore zabranuj1
cudzincovi vstup do Ameriky:
Blbec (hlhpak) cd narodenia,
slabomysel'ny alebo trpiaci ma
zradnik (paddcnicu).
Sialenec alebo osoba, podlieha-
j1ca vybuchom sialenosti.
Osoba dusevnej nedokonalosti.
Chronicki alkoholisti.
Chudaci, ktori t'azko dostan1
robotu (neduzivi).
=
Zobraci potul 'ovaci.
Suchotinari osoby, maj1ce
nebezpeene choroby a telesne ne
dostatky.
Osoby, uznane lekarmi "a ne
schopne prace.
Osoby, ktore boly odsddene pre-
zloein, kradez mravnd zvrh-
lost.
Polygamisti, t. j. taxi, ktorf
maj1 Wac ako jednu zenu alebo
muza.
Anarchist a tym podobnf.
Prostit1tky (nemravne zeny)
alebo osoby prichodiace do Anne
riky k prevadzaniu prostit1cie.
Osoby, ktore dostavajd ciast-
ku alebo vsetky prijmy 2 prosti-
t1cie.
Kontraktovf robotnici. Taxi,
ktorf prichadzaj1 sem ma hotov1d
robotu, ktorym bola sl'1bena ro-
bota alebo ktori prichadzaj1 sem
"a robotou dl'a ohlasiek, tlace-
nych v eropskych casopisoch ale
.bo z Ameriky posielanych.
Osoby, ktore by molly padn1t'
ma t'archu verejnosti.
Osoby, ktore boly deportovane
" smysle imigracnych zakonov a
chcely by sa sem znovu destat'
behom pol roka.
Osoby, ktorym sifkarty boly "a
platene korporaciou, spolkom,
mestom alebo cudzozemskou Via
dou priamo alebo 1epriamo.
u Osoby, ktorym sifkarty zapla-
tene boly peniazmi ineho, alebo.
ktorym pomahajd prfst' ini . ma
#sid niektord tu udanych chyb,
dl' q ktorych nebudd pripustene.
Po9radmf cestqyftelia NJ slofli,
+. j.itaki, ,ktorl .cestsij sbez !sifkSr-i
~ aftajne. a
Vsetky dsti nile is rosns, jsst-
81 nssestujd ) alebo neid1 4 jed
pemu, slebo obcm syDjjtsa rsdi disona,
Osoby, prich + dza jjfce = vycho-
II. ffN<cn~sn Y ~ ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

The masy1akst q NJ 'leorlo
M0Sldsyufth. danehtef q N. an1
0fs. ]. J. HoullGwprtA ~ 1e31
Hfth-and-s-half avenhe, 10. HenFy
Nue1ler. 90 q NJ. an MrG ID
ward 11ueaJef Of West Fourth
street peseapoYt, was 4 quiet eere-
mCny. taking plaes u $40 this att
ofnOon q the paraonags Of The
Broadway Preebytsf5an church.
Hev. John NccoWn Stevenson par
formed the ceremony. The bride
was dressed in . DIRK blue suit At
tricotine, with . gold tEicoletts
blouse and . hat 70 match, and she
wore q corsase Of syeefpeas. Her
attendant, Miss Lillian Gudgell,
wore . dark blue ntin dress, with
= dark hat. and . corsage Of sweet
peas. Dewey Neville vas the
groomsman. Following the cere-
mony, 1 dainty wedding supper was
served at the home aof Miss Houlds-
worth's parents, covers being laid
for II. The home was beautifully
decorated with garden flowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Mueller went for short
wedding trip somewhere in Iowa.
They will live for , short time In
Rock Island after their return. and
will then make their home in Dav-
export. Mr.. Mueller Is an ex-
service man and is employed at
present. as a machiuist with the B.
L. Schmidt company in Davenport.
Miss Houidsworth has always made
her home in Rock Island and at
tended the local schools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
DIR. G.. G. MCOWN
v TO SPEAK BEFORE
CHURCHldEN BODY

: DR.. c. C. .McCown Of the Pacific
School Of Religion Of Berkeley.
Calf, will address members Of the
Churchman'S federation at. the Y.
M. c. A. building at 7:45 O'Clock
Tuesday evening. He will give q
message on the possibilities for
united effort by the men of the
churches. -
The federation proposes to take
up various community problems
which will make it an active force
In Rock Island. As q first step in
this. the federation cabinet appoint
ed DR.. A. M. Stocking as their rep
resenfative at the church and com.
rnunity convention at Cleveland on
June, i. : and 3. The convention
will consider such problems as the
federation expects to cope with
here. The July meeting viii be
given over to DR.. Stockings report
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
CAMPERS ORGANIZE
TO REPAIR ROADS

Summer residents Of the CAMPS
east Of the Watch Tower on Rock
river, have temporarily orRsnixed
the village Of Black Hawk, and ~
uniting in repairing the road lead
ing 70 the sites OF their homes from
the Watch Tower road.
Efforts are being made to stir the
rad commissioners Of South Rock
Island toNnship to repair that ~
which b said b. Be In very had
shape and rapidly becouing prac.
dcafiy impassable to autcmcSilist,
Yesterday the citizens Of the nav
y Organised village lahored in.
'o.st.soasly h rspaising streets
within their sslf-made boundaries
Many bltstars ars not the oaly r.
suits Of their efforts for many nlIa
which nave long been 3 serioua
nult q the road to tia cottaee1
W460 mM6n 49, zss-,.sss sssgr : = s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
NWANIS CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING AT
TOWER ON JUNE 81

!. Temporary plans were made At
today's noon luncheon of the XII
wants club. for q night meeting and
entertainment TO- be given at the
Watch Tower. 1t was arranged to
hold the meeting two weeks from
tonight, Monday June 81. and fol-
lowing the supper and brief. bust
ness session and program a dance
Will be given for the members and
their wives.
At today's meeting At the Harper
house. . new member, o. L. Smith
OF. the velie Motors corporation,
gave.a brief talk on 'Why q Bust
ness Fails" He dealt with the var
lous causes q business failures. Of
OF 6,5l5 in the United States in 1918,
and declared tina THE word "efIc.
iency Was = much misused and
abused one.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Miss Margrette Underhill, daugh-
ter Of M. F. Underhill Of SGT Nine
teenth street, and Joseph H. Lan-
Der. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lau-
Der, Of 1877 Twenty-fifth street,
were married at $3.50 Saturday
evening ut the home Of the bride,
Rev. W. G. Oglevee. pastor Of the
South Park Presbyterian church
performing the ceremony. in the
presence Of q company of immed-
late relatives. The bride wore q
gown of ivory taffeta trimmed in
Spanish lace and her flowers were
q corsage of pink sweetpeas and
roses. Mss Eva LAUDER served a.
maid Of honor and she wore q grey
taffeta gown. and sweetpeas. Ralph
3. Lemon served the bridegroom rs
best man. The home was decorat-
cd for the occasion with pink rosss
and pink and white peonies. A
buffet supper was served the COM
pany.r Mr.. and Mrs. Lauber went
Immediately to housekeeping at SCI
Nineteenth street. Both the bride
and bridegroom have attended the
schools here. Mr.. LAUDER was in
the service in the spruce division,
at Vancouver.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
BIT CORA MOORE.
New York's Fashion Authority

New York.-It is just such
charming, unpretentious frocks as
this one Kathleen Martyr wears in
the new Ziegfeld Nine O'clock Re-
vue that fashion has decreed for
coming summary afternoons and
evenings. Some Of them are of soft,
thin silks, summer silks. We used
to call them. Others are of georg-
cite or mousseline or even Of very
fine cotton wolfe. in which case
there is q foundation Of silk. Then
they provide an admirable. use for
an old silk that has yet some wear
in 1t.
In Miss Martyrs gown indie
struct:ble wolfe is used with ruch-
ings Of 3-inch shadow lace with
tiny satin buds and silk-covered
cord for trimming. The bodice Il
extended unevenly below the waist
line and faced with its own mate
rial. The wide collar is entirely Of
the lace and cording with q bunch
Of the buds to catch it together.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Tested Recipes.

rested Recipes
Mustard Sauce-Place in q bowl
one tablespoon of mus ard, one tea
spoon of salt, one teaspoon of pap
rika, two teaspoons of sugar, three
tablespoons of ecaporated milk, one
tablespoon OF vinegar.
Blend together until smooth and
then beat in slowly eight table
spoons of salad oil. Add two ia.
blespoons of finely minced parsley.
Vegetables in Lettuce Nest-Dice
the leftover vegetables into a bowl
and then add one-half cup of finely
chopped onions, one-haif cup finely
chopped parsley, one cup Of we'll
seasoned mayonnaise, three table,
spoons Of vinegar.
Let marinate for one and one
half hours and then turn into nests
Of the lettuce and serve with a
slice Of hard-boiled egg for a gar
nish.
Mock Sausage-Soak dry bread
in water. Take as much leftover
meat chopped fine, mix and season
with salt, pepper and sage.
Rolled Steak-Take a good rump
steak, fatten and lay upon it a sea-
soning made Of bread crumbs,
parsley, pepper and salt mixed with
bit Of melted butter beaten to a
cream with a fork. Roll up the
steak, bind 1t evenly with fine Irvine
and lay It in a dish with a cup of
boiling water.
Put lid on baking dish and bake
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

UOOQ OoAo ACClpcbs rsffF
Angel Cake-Does an angel cake
sound expensive? One costing Is
cents at the bakery can be made u
home for half that price and d not
at all hard to bake.
Nine egg whites (one-half Of nine
eggs, one cup Of sugar tone-hsli
pound, one-half teaspoon Of cream
pound, one-hal teaspoon Of cream
of tartar. powdered sugar for boil
ed icing.
Add pinch of salt to whites. beat
stiff, stir in sugar, sifted; fold IN
-four sifted twice with cream Of
tartar.
Bake In tube pan 80 minutes
Have oven moderate till cake hss
risen, then hotter till done.
With the yolks you can make )
gold cake and salad dressing. OF
cook them in hot water 10 minutes
serve with butter, salt and pepper,
or use as garnish for salad.
Gold Cake-Yolks of six eggs, one
cup sugar. one-third cup buttef'
one-half cup milk, two cups houf'
two. teaspoons baking power
Bake in loaf or three layers. :.
Cocoanut Cake-One and one-hall
cups sugar, four eggs, one-hall cup
! water, two cups hour, three tea.
spoons baking powder, pinch Oh
salt. Beat sugar and yolks. aen
! add water. then -four, baking pow.
der and small pinch OF salt. beaI
! whites to stiff broth and carefully
fold in last: Bake in three layers
Custard for filling: Two taoie'
! spoons sugar, two tablespoons GU
! coanut. yolk of one egg. one cup
sweet milk, one tablespoon cofn'
starch: let boil.
Use white Of the egg Tor lros'
ing top layer; one cup sugar Do'i ].
ed. in one-half cup water until u
will wax. Stir in beaten egg Wnh'
hot.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Last Moetine of va

The last meeting of the year Of
the Association OF Collegiate Alum
nae was held Saturday at the Chalet
OF Long View park. A delicious
luncheon was served ut 1880, Gov
ers being laid for % and garden
flowers forming the attractive dec
orations. A report was given from
the biennial council in Cleveland.
Ohio. and then the names Of the
committees appointed for the work
OF next years work vas transact
ed. the nature Of which will be an
nounced later,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Commencement ProRram.
Following ID the program for the
commencement exercises to be held
at st. Joseph's school Wednesday
evening at s o'clock and the stu
dents will receive. diplomas and
medals: =
Song of welcome (veazie) High
school. -
Les Deux Alouettes (Leschetiz,
kyl-Miss Vera Martin.
Confefring of honprs p. H
Dufkin. : -
Address-Rev. M. p. Samon.
Chorus. 20 Come and Praise the
Lord" lMuller)-Hish school.
Highest honors for completing the
academic course conferred on: :.
Helene Adifnger, Louise Burt
MAude Doering. Clyde Edwards
Irene Gibson, Mary Hickman. Vera
Martin, Ambrose O'Neill, Mary
Schaab, Margaret Tahan.' :
Commercial-Pearl Bendt, Cath.
crime Fuller, Maud Heffernan, Clara
lpnes, Charles Marion. Marie
Mielke. Myrtle Reding, vac Smith
Mildred Thiesen, Mabel Tobin and
Blanche Roach. 81. =
Eighth grade william Archer
Robert Barnett. Honora Bradley
Katherine Burke, Robert Cavan-
aush. Edmond Clarke, Blanche
Qaseo, John Devine, Marian. Erhart
EVA Gilman. Joseph Kastlef, 10
seph Kehoe. Nicholas Lentx. julia
Mansfield. Carl Matthews, Marrar-
Ct Meyer. Hayes Marphy, william
O.Connor. Mario sersig. Eva
Stombs, George Van Hoe, MarRaree
Wirig. Josephine Wynn. s,s
Medals for polite department
awarded BY vote OF pupils to Mau-
rice Corken and May Schaab.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Gabbert.Kenmorer.

At S o'clock Saturday afternoon
at Trinity cathedral, Davenport,
took place the marriage Of Miss
Leila Kemmerer, daughter Of DR.. c.
T. Kemmerer Of Davenport, to Ben
jamin F. Gabbert OF that city. The
ceremony was performed before a
company Of SO relatives and int
mate friends by Very Rev. Marina
duke Hare, dean Of the cathedral.
Miss Eta Gabbert. sister of the
groom. at the organ played the nup-
tial music. playing the bridal cho-
rus from Lohengrin as the bridal
party took their places at the altar.
The bride wore gown of white
chiffon over white net and satin,
the bodice made in surplice fash
ion. and the skirt trimmed with net
ruffles and tucks. A white georg-
cite crepe picture hat completed
her costume, and her flowers were
q shower bouquet Of brides roses.
After the ceremony 4 wedding
breakfast was served at the Hotel
Blackhawk for a company Of IS
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Gabbert
left on a short wedding trip and
after July Is they will be at home
In residence purchased and fur
nished by the groom at 1888 Grand
avenue, Davenport.
The bride is graduated from the
Davenport high school. from the
state university Of Iowa and from
the New York state library school.
She was formerly in charge of ex-
tension work in the Davenport pub
lie library and for the past three
years has been connected with the
library Of the department Of agr;-
culture in Washington, D. C. Miss
Kemmerer arrived this week, COM
ing back to her home city for her
wedding and 4 host Of home friends
will welcome her here rs, q bride.
Mr.. Gabbert is connected with the
Rock Island arsenal, having. been
employed there for the past fifteen
years. es -
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
kemmerer Of the st. James hotel,
uncle and aunt Of the bride, enter
tain at q post-nuptill dinner for the
couple. The table will be decofat-
Cd in pink and white sweetpeas ans.
the appointments will be in the
wedding colors. The guests will
include some OF the relatives here
for the wedding. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST,

DREAM A0 /.
Stewed Rhubarb and Raisins
Poached Eggs and Corn Bread
with cream Sauce
Rad.shes Coffee
Luncheon.
Banana Fritters
Coleslaw
Rice Pudding Tea
Dinner.
Clear Tomato Soup
Cold Cuts OF Cornbeef with Mus
tard Sauce
Vegetables in Lettuce Nest
Rhubarb Pie Coffee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

A pretty, daxksayed, defk-haired
seqortt4 b the only Ldtin-Ameri-
can woman q H. Aeronauticai
congress now q sessiu6n a Atlantic
CITY. She u Mibs Elsna Calderun.
She WAS appointed ~ . delegate
BY her father. Minister Calderoa Of
Bolivia, to this. the third PAN
American Asronautical congress.
Miss Caldsron u the Arst Latin
American woman TO b appointed
To such . congress-. About = year
ago she made . fight over wash
ington with an American pilot and
ever since that time she has been
! an enthusiast on the subject Of
aviation.
Bolivia il showing much inter-
est In aviation as . country.
Donald Hudson. an American
pilot, was recently engaged by the
Bolivian government to- teach ny
ing in that country. Miss Calderon
believes that women should do ~
well as men in aviation, for they
start on an almost equal footing.
. She contends that since flying ie
so modern the modern woman has
a chance to start even with man.
Miss Calderon has made close
study Of airplanes and their con-
struction and she is lover OF all
outdoor sports and all kinds Of
f, athletics.
! HonOrs Musical Club.
"The Fortnightly Musical club
has the reputation Of being the
most enlightened and progressive
club in the country" Director Har-
old Randolph of the Peabody Con-
servatory OF Music. Baltimore,
said in his talk at the 27th annual
! meeting of the club in. Cleveland
| recently.
"Women's musical clubs" he
continued. "are the most powerful
agency for promoting music in
America today, originating and
providing the machinery by which
large musical undertakings are
carried forward, and generating
the motive power by which en-.
dowments and guarantees for con-
servatories, orchestras, choruses
operas and music festivals are pro-
vided.
Men earn the livelihood, leav-
ing it to women to make life worth
living after they have secured it.
and reluctant husbands, fathers
brothers and sweethearts have been
dragged about until they are will
ing to admit that music is an i'm
portant branch of education. and
that promoting music may be good
business"
Establish censorship on your
photograph" was also advised al
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Household Hints

40 minutes, basting Frequently,
Remove cover then and let Il
brown before placing it on the t.
BILE. Thicker gravy with -four and
serve very hot; cut twine on mea'
before placing it on table. !,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
To Start Coop Store.

People in Schenectady intend b
try the cooperative store plan
More than one thousand persons
have pledged themselves to bw
the $40 certificates Of membershih
As soon as the number has reach
ed 1000 cooperative merchandising
will be started.
Prices will be "at the markst"
and the advantage to the members
will accrue through rebates. The
idea is patterned after one which
is already working out on praeu-
cal lines.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

VIII Be Honoree at Pre-Nuptial.
Miss Anna Hoffman will be the
honoree at 4 party given by her
aunt. Mrs. Fred Tillotson Of 500
South Fairmount avenue, Daven-
port, Thursday evening, June "a.
The marriage Of Miss Hoffman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Hoffman Of l437 Forty-second
street, Rock Island, to Emil Bo-
saert of 1881 Second avenue, Mo-
line, will take place this summer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
1915 Reunion Dance,

The class OF 1918 Of the Rock Is
land high school will give = re-
union dance At the Watch Tower,
Wednesday evening. June %. All
alumni Of the school and their
friends are invited. Tickets may be
obtained from members Of the COM
nAttee. or at the door. The COM
mittee includes Eugene Brown, Ar
thur Allen, Harold Heimbeck, Kirk
Journy, Miss Robley Clark, Miss
Hortense Bassett, Miss Ida Gross
and Miss Charlotte Huestng.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Rapp-Burke

Donald W. Rapp Of Morton and
Miss Media Burke Of Peoria were
quietly married Saturday afternoon
at .4:S0 O'Clock at the parsonage
study Of the First Baptist church.
80 Fifteenth street, Rev. J. Clarke
Granger officiating. They were un-
attended. Mr.. Rapp Is , foreman
in one Of the shops At Morton,
where the couple will reside.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Hold Out-of.Doof Meeting.
The Kings Heralds Of the FRS,
Methodist church held their reguia,
monthly meeting Saturday after
noon 1t the home Of Mrs. william
Lavender, 2428 Eighteenth avenue
t.was an ont Of door meeting, held
on the Lavender lawn. Miss Ethe
Hillmer. the chairman. led In the
regular scripture reading and con
Quoted the quiz. Mrs.. F. X. Rhoadi
gave the lesson, the last chapter Of
Nook. Refreshments were served
and . very enjoyable social hour
followed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
SWIMMING Class Nstes.

The Y. W. G. "A. swimming classes
will be under the direction Of Miss
Ely for the next three weeks, dur
ing the absence Of Miss Grasholm.
The classes on Tuesday and Friday
mornings are changed from 10
o'clock to II o'clock The classes
on Monday and Thursday evenings
at and 7:45 and on Friday after
Moons at 1 O'Clock will be given as
usual. ,.e4
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Miss May c. Lindsey, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lindsey.
and Louis A. Faulkner, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Faulkner, were
quietly married at II O'Clock Satur-
day In the parsonage study OF the
First Baptist church. $40 fifteenth
street, Rev. ]. Clarke Orsnger per-
forming the ring ceremony. :. Mr..
Faulkner 10 . mechanic. The young
couple will make their home in
Rock Island
Birthday Party It HaabeFg Homo.
Those members Of the Y. ".
&C. A. who had signed their
names to the, birthday list, and
whose birthdays come in April. May
or June. are being epeertained ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hau-
berg Tuesday evening. The AFFAIR
IL to be in the nature Of . lawn
barty and invitations were sent ont
some time ago 70 the list Of mem
bers
Department Luncheon Tonefrow.
The annual luncheon meeting OF
The music department a The Roslk
Island WomAn's club Will b held
n ! o'clock Tuesday. noon It the
]. W. G. A.. b which all the de-
partment memhefp ore invited.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07


First Baptist Monday evening
1t 1880 the teachers and officers Of
the Sunday school viii have a
luncheon at tho church. At 1880
there will be . business meeting
and . discussion Of the teachers'
training course. The trustees meet
ut 1880 Monday evening 1T the Of
ice Of DR.. F. 81. First In the Robin
son building. At 7::30 Tuesday
evening, the 3. 7. p. U. executive
committee meets with Harold De
Bois, S1eh Forty-third street. Reg
plaf mid-week prayer services
Wednssday evening It 1880, sub
ject The Title on the Cresa." Lee-
son. John ls:1s-37. Thursdax even
ing 1t 1880. there will be . cottage
meeting ct the homo Of Mrs. Lee
Burnett. 1890 Thirty-arst street.
At 5 o'clock Friday tho Workers'
class win hold Ito annual picnic for
members u the class and their fhm-
lies. q Tia Eishteenth ayenue en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

First Swedish Lutheran-Monday
evening at s o'clock. the church
council will meet in the annex.
Thursday evening the Luther
league will give program in the
Zion Lutheran church. Friday
evening at 8 O'Clock the Lutheran
brotherhood meets in. the annex.
John H. Hauberg will give a lee
ture with stereopticon views.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07

Evangelical Church Of Peace =
Monday evening at 8 o'clock the
young peoples society will hold its
business meeting. Thursday after
noon the ladies sewing circle will
meet at the church. Friday after
noon at 2:30 the second division Of
the ladies' aid society will hold q
business session at the church.