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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

hoste zlvall, premySlejlce o ne
dalekem konci hodu a veseli!
| PAM 4 Drazkova Sc ukazo-
vala zfidka kdy, nevychaze-
JIG z obavy, by rozcileni, kter6
Sc neustale 0 nj pokouSelo, ne
uSkodilo jednak otTesenemu
jejimu zdravi, jednak sm6lym
planum, ktere V tichu a klidu
sveho bytu osnovala.
Ia to jeji dcera byla neusta-
lie ma nohou. il bylo lie spatri-
ii vSude, kde tuSila Evu S Bez-
dekem. Behala stale. Bud sc
belhala parkem, nebo Sc lou
dala chodbami "Violy' a Spe-
hovala VSude, vyhybajic Sc jen
plukovnikovi, ktery prodlel o.
statn6 n6kolik dni mimo villu.
A "a takovych okolnosti u
plynul tyden!
Eva dlela We sve dime smut
ma a zamySlena! Tvar jeji po-
bledla, oko Sc zakalilo! We
Spolecnosti prodlela vzdy jen
tax dlouho, lax toho vyzado-
val poradek, zvyk a domaci
rad, ktery byla nucena zacho-
vavati. A re spolecnosti prcha
la do sveho zatiSi, kde oceka-
vala toho, jejz z cele duSe mi
lovala! - Bezdeka!
Tento il nahfazoval ySe, co
ztracela, nabyvajic jeho. Byla
odhodlana postaviti Sc i V nej-
krutSi BOZ a chtela haiti do
poSledniho dechu prirozena
prava sFe lasky! | zivot byla
odhodlana o%b6tovati, vzdyt'
z~traceiic lasku, pozbyvala i to
hoto.
Prav6 dlela V neruSenem XII
du zasmuSile sve dilny a celia
dopis, ktery il byla komorna
pred chvili primesla a ktery
incl:
"Drha, vroucne milovana E.
vol
"Odpust'te, re Vas takto o.
slovuii. Chef YAM sdelili ien
malou podrobnost'. BOZ totiz
zapocal. PAM baronce Sc po-
darilo popuditi VaSeho pana
otce a zviklati jeho duV6ru.
Pozoroval isem to dnes opetne,
nebot' V listu, ktery .isem ma
leznul ma stole, priiima pan
Lindner S uspokojenim ma We
domi oznameni meho odjeZdu.
Myslim, re Sc baronka neuspo-
koii ienom 5 touto ob6ti, pone-
vadz mate i Wy - poole neod-
volatelneho rozhodnuti pane
otcova odeieti. SlySel isem tu-
to zpravu 2 list Verohodneho V
tonic ohledu Romano Eden
skeho 4 Drazkova. - TuSim
velkou bouril - Budeme ODE
tovanii - Odplat' Jim to buh.
S vrellm pozdravem
odhodlany Karel.
Douska: Tento listek 20 pre-
Cteni spalte, ably Sc nedostal
do rukou nepovolanych!'
Dala Sc do place!
Tedy prece! - Ceho Sc nei-
vice bala, pred elm prchala
boure a kruty BOZ Sc rychle
blizily!
Co ted. co ciniti drive?
Ma rozmysleni nebylo mno-
no tasu, Citila, re sc musi roz-
hodnouti rychle, Velmi rychle.
A rozhodla Sc! Setrela Shy
Sc zlatoplavych ras a usednuV
81, psala.
"Miloyany Karle.
Mohou priiiti. Jsem odho-
diana Ike vSemu. Bee toho 81
nevazim zivota mezl mimi. la
dam ienom, abyste setrval, at
Sc dele cokolivl PraVlte, re tu-
site velkou bouri, myslim, re
nenl vyhnuti. Pojd'me il vsak
srdnate vstric! NekleseJte
Stoiim pr vas! Budeme-ll ODE
tovani - obetuji Sc samod6k
seboul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
JARNf PARADA.


este N-ske posadky probou-
zelo Sc re sna. Radon vysokych
topolu, vroubicich jeho vychod
nj kraj, trousily Sc prvni slunet
nj paprsky pc zrosene, nedaV-
no zkosene trave, z nlz Jen o.
samele chudobky a zlut6 lucni
kvitky bojacne vystrkoyaly
pres noe pozvednut6 hlavinky.
Kdesi zacvrkal cvrtek, jiny mu
odpov6d6l a "a kratko celia ro-
VIVA zn6la jich hlasem, jake by
ieSte te chvilky klidu cht6li po-
uziti, nez Ease tezk6 podrazky
komisnich bot vyruSi je V ran
MIN koncertu.
Pc silnici z m6sta pficvalala
tlupa jezdcu, adjutanti a tru-
bati, S dustojnikem cd general
niho stabu V cele. Ia mimi We
zvlhlem prachu silnitnim pla-
hocila Sc mala Geta p6choty.
Dulezitou ulohou, postave-
MIN brigady ku dneSni jarni
prehlidce povereny dustojnik
oznacil zastupcdm jednotli-
vych praporu, tlup a ustavu Wy
kazana mista, nahlizeje pr
tom S dulezitou tvafi do planu,
ma nemz bylo misto kazdeho
oddeleni, kazdeho della a vo-
zu pfesn6 vytknuto, ma n6mz
'vGbec celia brigada, cd genera
la do tambora, V m6ritku i:
10000 byla kreslena.
Bee planu neni zadna para
da MONA; of nalezit6ho Wy
pracovani planu zavisi mnohdy
cely osud teto vojenske podiva-
ne; bez planu by Sc ami ma nej-
v6tSi "exercierplatz" vsecko
neveslo, jedna kumpanie by
snad LEILA ma druhou, pekari
by Sc ocitli n6kde II muziky,
vozy cerven6ho kfize by Sc Pile
thy do cesty kanonum - proto
Sc pc celou zimu ma t6chtO pla-
mech nednavne PRAGUE.
Hodinu pred pocetim pred
staveni stala jiz "kostra' cele
brigady ma cvicisti. Sarze jed
notlivych setnin staly vyfizeny,
vzdalenosti byly o%dm6reny. Wy
padalo to jake v%yhrazena Sc
dada nekde V aa ne setniny
mohou jen priiiti, sklapnouti
prkenko a postaviti Sc "Habt
acht!"
Cd m6sta zanesl sem ranni
Vetrik n6kolik zmatenych tonu
iak6hOsi pochodu; "a chvili "a
praSilo Sc ma silnici, mrak pra-
chu blizil Sc a rostl, az vynoril
sc 2 n6ho nejprve plukovnikuv
hnedak, pax zaleskly Sc nastro
ie hubby We slunci a iedna set
nina "a druhou vystupovala ia
ko z MILKY ma scenu.
Trubka plukovniho trubace
zavrest6la "pozor", hudba spu
stila novy pochod a co ieSte O.
cas- dlouhe plukovni kolony
ztracel Sc V mraGnach prachu,
zaujimala jiz prvni oddeleni
v%yhrazena svoje mista.
CvrGkov6 zalezli do der, chu
dobky rychle ztulily hlavinky
do travy, ptaci skryli Sc We vet
vich topolu, mad nimiz sluneG-
ko jiz sc docela vyhouplo a sc
zdvojenou vrelosti jalo Sc vysu-
sovati zarosenou traVu,aby lesk
paradnich bot jeji vlhkosti ne
utrpel. Pc cele rovine, We vsi
pfirode vukol jake by pojed-
nou zavladla vojenska karen.
Ma vysokem zlut'aku prikva
pill pan brigadnik, zarici uni
formou i oblicejem, S valicim
zelenym chocholem ma klobou-
ku, usmivajici Sc jiz nyni pr
JENNIE pfedtuse pochvaln6ho
uznani, ktereho Sc mu zajiste
"a zdvorile pfedvedeni briga-
dy dostane.
Pc mnohaletem pobytu We
vsech moznych voienskych L.
radech a ustavech, STAY sc veil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

beZ S~ouStraStl?
Lee dnes Sc nesmeli zaby-
vati shy a ideally, nybrz mu-
sell Sc obirati drsnou prosou
zivota.
Muslin S vami, slecno, pro-
mluviti o dulezitych pome-
rech, ktere kolem mas zavla-
dly!!" pravil trpce a usednul.
"Dle vseho jest otec vas ma
.dobro PAM baronkou ziskan.
Podarilo Sc il popuditi .jej pro
ii mne a rozlititi ma vasl Po-
chopujete?"
Pokynula hlavou a ON po-
kracoval:
81 toho Sc da soudit, re Sc
pokusi milostiva PAM pri PRIV
III prilezitosti 0 to, abych byl
ma Vzdy odstranen, abych byl
vyobcovan, vyloucen re spolec
nosti, do kter6 jsem Sc nikdy
nevtiral. Jsem zde nenavid6n a
pronasledovanl Proto Dude
nejlepe, kdyz setrvam ma
SVEN predsevzeti a - odje-
dur Zamltel Sc a pohledl do
tyrkisovych oci Evy, jez Sc pr
jeho sloyech napadne vzrusi-
la.
Bezd6ka zamrazilo, kdyz u
slySel usedavy a vzlykanim
preryvany jeji plat.
"Evo, neplacte! Prosim vas
Ia to! Vzdyt' muku, kterou
jsem pohrbil We svych prsou,
kterou jsem vyhladil 2 duSe
sve a lasku, kterou jsem Wy
rval z hloubi srdce sveho, pro-
bouzIte sym plaGem znovu a
k move tryzni a nevyslovnemu
utrpenl !" ZamlGel Sc a tvaT
jeho pfijala ma Sc vyraz ne
meho Size, avSak bezmerneho
bolu.
Eva plakala haste.
Y tom Sc ozvalo lehounke
zaklepani ma calounov6 dve-
re.
Eva Sc vzchopila.
"Kdo tor ptala Sc podeSe-
ma.
Klepani Sc ozvalo podruhe.
Bezdek uchopil klobouk a
hotovil Sc k odchodu.
"Musim odejitip pravil po-
hnut a V rozpacfch. "Kdyby
mne zde nekdo prekvapil, u
chill by poplach a byli by
jsme vydani ma pospas vysm6-
.chu."
Klepani Sc ozvalo 20 treti.
Eva nabyla klidu a setrela
proud slzi, iez il kanuly pc
.tyarich.
"Nikoliv! Zustanete, necht'
Sc dele cokolif" rekla odho-
diane a pristoupila chyatne ku
dverim. OteVrela a ma prahu
Sc objevil - Josef Lindnerl
Eva zavravorala; Bezd6k
sevfel rty.
Toyarnik Lindner, taktez
prekvapen, vstoupil.
"VyruSuji patrne!' pravil
jizlive a Y hlase jeho Sc roze-
chvival vztek.
Bezdek Sc vzpamatoval ry-
chile a pfemahaje sve roZcile-
nj i rozpaky, poposel Lindne-
row Vstfic.
"Odpust'te, prosim, re mne
nalezate zde =" chtel Sc o.
mlouVati, aVSak Lindner mu
medal domluviti.
me ia, nybrz mole dcera
YAM promine, re Sc tax stale a
zada zaroVen, byste Sc podru-
he podobn6 beztaktnosti Wy.
strihal." pravil ostre a pohn6
van. Tvare ieho vzpychly vzte
KEN a pohledy planoucich je-
no oti t6kaly z jednoho ma
druheho.
Chvili potrvalo napnute NIL
Iceni, kter6 preruSil Ease V zlo
bu propukavajici Lindner. O.
II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

j pr dneSni parade osv6dciti.
Ably Sc Zdlouhave a mama
have rizeni a roynani tlupy pr.
podobnych prilezitostech, jake
je dneSni jarni pfehlidka, u
rychlilo, bylo narlzeno, ably
kazda setnina nesla S sebou Snu
ry, ma kterych Sestikrokova
vzdalenost mezi jednotlivym.
tetami a setninami byla INA
menana uzliky. Tato Snura ma
tahla Sc ma obou kridlech set
niny cd prvni Getty az Ike ctvrte,
sarze ma kridle vzala uzlik do
ruky, pritiskla no ma sew kali
hot, Snura Sc natahla a prede-
psana vzdalenost byla dosaze-
ma bez pocitani kroku a be-
dlouheho rovnani. Ma Roman
do "pozor" pusti sarze snuru
ma zem, kde il V trav6 zajist6
zadne sebe ostrejSi oko vySSi-
no predstaveneho nepostrehne.
Ones bylo tohoto dumyslne-
he prostredku pouzito pc prv6
prakticky. Ia chvilku stall cely
piuk vyrizen, setniny byly jake
skatulky, Sc vsech stran svaza-
ne provazky, ably Sc nerozpa-
dly.
Jen jedenacta setnina neby-
IL jest6 V uplnem poradku. Sta
lie byly jeste hlavy ' pravo a
hoffman, ieden Z tech mala du-
stojniku, kteri slouzili cd piky.
nemohl svui houfec vzdor Snu-
a uzlikum priv6sti do roz-
kosneho utvaru skatulky.
"Zatr- Snury, jak xiv jsem
to nevid6l. JeSte daJl kazdou
setninu zasaditi do ramecku",
brucel 81 starry do sediyych kni-
ru.
Casu vSak nebylo nazbyt.
Ma silnici zahrcel kotar, priva-
zejIci Excellence. Trubac zari-
eel signal, ma komando letely
V praVo, ruce Ma pazby,
hudba spustila hymnu. tambori
Vrt6li "generalmarS' a jeho EX
cellence, vystoupivsi 2 kocaru,
vySinula sve objemne briSko Ma
pripraveneho komone a mir
nym klusem blizila Sc k pyS-
nym, pevn6 jake zed' stoiicim
radam udatnych branch, po-
zdrayovana t~isici, ne prave du-
chaplnymi pohledy.
Sledovan skvelym, iesknou-
elm Sc pruvodem, prejizdel We
lici general volne kolem rad,
blahosklonne Sc usmivaje a ky
vale pozdravy dustojnikum. V
.jeho p~riv6tiv6 tvari zracila Sc
spokojenost; libily Sc mt ty
pfesn6 vym6rene obdelniky, t6
81! iej lesk novych uniforem a
trpyt vyletstenych knofliku.
Brigadnik, jedouci ga MIN
Sc sklonenou Savli, vztytoval
Sc hrd6 V tremenech, prsa Sc
mu dmula a radostne zadoStu-
cn6ni plalo mu We zraku. Y du-
chu snad jiz zabyval Sc my
slenkou, DAFT 81 svuj provazko-
" vynaIez pro rychle a presne
vyrizeni rdznych oddeleni
yojsk patentovati.
Jeho Excellence minula liz
predni Getty a ma lev6m kridle
pluku zatocila ostfe. zpet. by 81
i druh6 Getty z blizka prohledla.
Y uctive vzdalenosti "a MIN
proiizdel cely zarici pruyod
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
Laurette Taylor in New Play
b. F. KEITH'S
XaleSka Suratt.

The bill at b. #. Keiths for the
week beginning with the matinee
Monday, January 2, will be headed cy
Valeska Suratt, who will appear IN
a new sketch written for her by Jack
Iait, entitled "The White way
Allan Rogers and Leonora Allen, the
former a well-known American tenor
and the latter q charming soprano,
will appear in one Of the most inter.
esting and delightful musical acts OF
the season.
Harry Jolson. who prefers 70 get by
on his own reputation rather than MS
brothers, will present his operate
burlesque. and Ed Wrothe and Owen
Martin will Illustrate the devious
ways OF janitors. Burke and Durkin,
Mcclellan and Carson, and Sealo, the
almost human seal, will complete the
vaudeville program, and the usual
house attractions, the Pathe News
film, Topics of the Day, and Aesops
Fables will be presented.
On Monday. January 2, the regular
matinee will begin at 2 p. m, and
there will be an extra matinee at
s p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
Says Rival Fields
Must Cooperate

complete reorganization of show
business for next season, a compro.
mise in the war, between the movie
producers and legitimate interests and
blending of the movies and other
branches of the amusement field to in
sure success to all, is the prediction
of Miss Stella Morrissey, prima donna
of Jingle Jingle" which Is this week 8
attraction at the Gayety Theater.
The only salvation of many shows
next year will be a consolidation Of the
film interests and those of legitimate
producers, in her opinion, for the
amusement field in general Is going
through a steady depression that only
radical changes will improve.
Amusement Is a national task, lot
q side line with the American people.
according to Miss Morrissey. She
thinks the movies and the drama, the
movies and burlesque, the movies and
vaudeville, musical comedy. ct cetera,
will have to combine to save each
other. In other words, 10 see one the
public will have to pay to see the
other. That, she believes, will be the
only way of conserving the immense
properties and sums that have been
invested in theatricals.
Miss Morrissey is a sister Of Dolly
Morrissey, now with Abe Reynolds
revue. The Morrissey sisters have
long been popular favorites with the
audiences along the Columbia bur
lesque circuit. They were formerly IN
vaudeville.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
STRAND
Vaudeville and Pictures.

The Christmas week bill of vaude-
Vile and cinema attractions at the
Strand Theater Is proving to be one of
the most popular presented here dur
ing the current season. The Great
Kermiss in the battling mystery
Cutting a Woman in Two" head
lines the vaudeville portion of the
program, others appearing including
Hurley and Hurley in "A Few Mo-
ments of Versatility" Ned LaRose
and Opal Adams in Song Sayings
Plus Personality" Hawley, Saxton.
and company in a humorous charac-
ter comedy, Business LIS Business"
and the Riverside Trio, a triple al
lance of harmony and humor. The
photodramatic offering features Lon
Clancy and Betty Compson in For
Those We Love-" Short film features
and special orchestra numbers COM
plete the showing.
The New Year bill at the Strand
Theater, beginning Sunday, features
Pola Negri, the sensational emotional
motion picture star, in the first Wash
ington showing Of THE Polish
Dancer" a picture dealing with an
entirely different phase of life to
which she has been previously seen.
The vaudeville half of the bill will
be featured by the Seven Virginia
Bells" sextet of society soloists
and musicians. Other appearing in
clude Alvin and Alvin, sensational cx-
ponents of equilibrium; Mcintyre and
Holcomb, offering "Melodious Dis
cords" Homer, Miles and Company,
II humorous one-act playlet, THE
Rough Neck" and Burnes and Klein.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
SHUBERT-G
Desert Sands"

A drama In three acts, Desert
Sands" by Wilson Collision. will be
presented by Sheldon Wheeler at the
Shubert Garrick Theater for the
week beginning Sunday night. Jan.
uary 1, with a special holiday
matinee on Monday and regular
matinees on Thursday and Saturday.
The scene of Sthe play is the
Sahara Desert and the action passes
between early evening and dawn Of
the next day. A special musical
score has been written by Emerson
Whithorne and will be interpreted
by IN Arabian orchestra.
Desert Sands" is said to be one
Of the most novel and intriguing
dramas Of the current year and Mr..
Wheeler has selected for it's inter-
probation players of established repu-
tation. The desert gives an oppor-
tunity for exceptional work on the
part of the scenic artist and every
advantage has been taken of that
fact.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
BELASCO--
Lee White.

Lee White. an American girl with
record Of eight years Of unbroken
success in the London music halls.
will share the headline honors with
Johnny Dooley, the famous Follies
comedian, In the program of Shu-
bert vaudeville which opens at the
Belasco next Sunday afternoon. The
London revue idol will be seen in
a group Of her song characterize
tons which feature sparkling lyrics
Johnny DooleJ, of the famous stage
family, will be assisted by the Mad
ison sisters, Robert Dooley. his faith
er, and a company of ten people,
besides a trick horse certain to pro-
woke laughter.
"In Argentina" is musical me-
lange of South American melodies
and dances presented by a large
company Of talented performers.
Other acts will include Kranz and
White, Diero, Gaudsmith Brothers.
Leach Wallin Trio, go Get EN-"
Rogers and the Shubert news weekly.
On Saturday night CNew Year Eve),
q special show with holiday features
will be staged beginning at IL p. m.
On Monday, January 2, New Year
will be noted by shows at 2, s and
8.l5 p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
POLLS
'sThe Bat"

An interesting and unusual feature
Of 1.-THE Bat" the Mary Roberts Rine-
hart-Avery Hopwood mystery play,
which Wagenhals and Kemper will
present here at Polls Theater, begin
ming with a holiday matinee Monday
10 the excellence Of the climactic
scenes of each act. One OF, the most
common faults of the modern play
wright il to either fail in his scenes
Of climax ors.fail to provide sufficient
material to justify climax. With
two such authors as >,Mrs. Rinehart
AMI Mr.. Hopwood, however, such
faults of dramatic construction do not
occur in 1.-The Bat" Mrs. Rinehart is
internationally known as the author
of the most ingenious mystery stor es
known to modern literature and Mr..
Hopwood has won for himself the
ieputation of being the most skilled
dramatic craftsman writing plays to-
dav. "a
he company to be seen here is the
g nle that shattered all theatrical his
tory by playing three consecutive
weeks In Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
MOORE'S RIALTO-
'sThe Call of the North"

Jack Holt in 1.-THE Cail Of the
North" the enjoyment Of which is
enhanced by the vocal selections
rendered by Miss Gladys Thomas dur
ing the showing, and an extra added
attraction, 1.-THE Beggar Maid" fea-
turing Mary Astor together with a
program Of subsidiary attractions
make up a Christmas week bill at
Moore's Rialto Theater that Is prov
Continued on Page Nineteen)
The Washington times., 1921-12-29
'sThe National Anthem" to
Open at National" Des-
ert Sands" at Garrick
and "The Bat" at Polls.

Laurette Taylor. one Of Americas
most talented stars. will begin IN
engagement at the New National.
opening with special New Yea.
matinee, Monday. in "The National
Anthem. written for her by J. Hart
ley Manners. 1t is q comedy and
deals with the present-day American
life. It has some moments of in
tense drama, too, and there is in It
q note of prophecy.
Miss Taylor's own part will be en-
tirely different in character from
any she has yet played; the produc-
ton is being made under the manage
ment of A. L. Erlanger and George
c. Tyler. There will be a matinee
Saturday: the Wednesday matinee
being omitted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
WEARY WILLIES
AT SPRING MEET

Chicago, Feb. 16.-(United Press)
Weary Willies from the four cor
ners bumped the bumpers into Chi
cago today to attend the opening Of
the spring term of-hobo college.
Forty tramps, with patched
clothes and hankering> for higher
education, greeted Dr.. Ben L. Reit-
man .yhen he opened the second
semester Of the only institution Of
fering book learnin' to men who
roam the earth at will.
my library is a complete loss
moaned Boston Joe, who was one
Of the first to appear 1t the doors
of the west side seat Of learning.
Il had to build . IRE out Of my
three railroad guides while coming
in from Denver"
DR.. Reitman, college dean, spent
most of the first day fraternizing
with his pupils.
Well settle down to business
tomorrow said the dean, who
plans a thorough course in the
three RS" Lecturers on work"
the Nemesis of all tramps, are to
be given daily.
While attending college the men
will sleep in the college dormitor-
les upstairs over the classroom and
will be expected to work their way
through school by doing odd Jobs
about the town. ~
Anyone can receive a liberal edu-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
Many Enjoy Concert.

A large number attended the con-
cert given by the Reliance club Of
the Grace Lutheran church last
evening. Every number was excel
lently rendered and the program
was as follows:
Piano duet-Miss Nellie Swanson
ana Clarke Swanson.
Song-The Wennerberg chorus.
80 Reading-Mrs. G. A. Nelson.
Vocal duet--Rev. and Mrs. E.
Bergren.
Clarinet solo-L. W. Killing.
Reading-Miss Mabel Arnell.
Corne: and saxaplfone duet-The
Ostroms.
Vocal duet-The Misses RydbAck
and Anderson.
Reading-Carl Londberg.
Song-The Wennerberg chorus.
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Colonel Bracket Meeting.

Colonel Bracket circle, ladies of
fhe @. A. r., met in regular session
Yesterday and two new members
were taken into the organization.
The circle made plans for an all
Day sewing to be held Feb. %, and
separations are being maOe for
Tho sale to be sponsored March 80.
Entertainments were served at a lat
" hour.
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Plan Party for New Members.

The 0. I. c. club is planning a
party for the senior members Of
the Y. w. C. A. and in honor OF
the new members Of the association
for Feb. % which promises to be
one of the late winter events at
the ASSOCIATION. A program is be-
ing planned which will be an
nOunced later.
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Pretty Luncheon ut Terrace Gar.
denS.

Mrs. John F. Harris of 502 Twen-
ty-third street, was hostess at a
delightful luncheon-bfidge yester-
day at the Terrace Gardens, Day-
export. Covers were laid fof Is
at the very pretty luncheon table,
on which was used valentine sug-
gestions. Dainty red candy boxes
were favors at each place, and
streamers from the boxes were
caught in the hands of two keVp-
les in the center. Mrs. George Per
rim received the favor in bridge
Mrs. s. 8. Tanner of MINER was an
out -of-tOwn guest.
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GALE lbDAR

TO-DAY.
tGrst IN J. 1snpis u 10. - Msclsi-
In boulevard, viii eiyo - Internal Sun
daz afte4neon farewell fer Mr.. 0hesier.
1ollo Z. Milling md Edwin ". CiAeh q
Aususssns appear n joist recital q ssl-
Eiss oafAsld ssas. No. -. oliver Tea
and WAahiAgtca, Nneuln pfogfaA q
swedish Ohvs hAlf.
THURSDAY.
Aeadsrs Of Rock lsland 1u11cAl dob
fepsat play. mot ! Nan IN ~ Nouss."
- the. y. NJ. g. A.
, Mn. william CORY Of Dsveipsfs -
's@ta.ss q issof%a! afte.noca q n cssds:
opens her homs for Etuds club. - fass-
well courteU for Mr.. Shefief.
Isdy nlks' card party for TnICty LAZY
Elks and friends.
FRIDAY.
L. Scala orchestra with Toscanini ~
the Coliseum, Davenport.
Mr.. Leopold Simon OF Davenport eives
farewell for Mrs. Sherier.
SATURDAY.
Arthur Kraft, tenor, Of Chicago gives
prosrsm before Rock Islands womau's
club.
IN. r. II. Schroeder and Af0. e. u.
Meier entertain IT luncheon At Outing
club - farewell courtesy for Mrs.. Sherfer.
SUNDAY.
Ti-Citx Symphony concert 1t Coliseum.
Davenport. with Edna Swanson van Haar.
contrslto. ~ soloist.
MONDAY,
Rock Island concert BY Tri-City
symphony orchestra At Augustana gym
nasium. -,
Waehinston birthday dinner dance ut
Rock Island club.
Music Students club.
TUESDAY.
Just for Fun" presented at Little the
atre. Davenport.
Music department Of Rock Island
WOman's club meets.
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Teeshaw Club Entertained.

I The Teeshaw club was entertain
"a last night at the home of Miss
Mary Leman, 922 Fifth avenue. The
eyening was spent playing whist,
prizes going to Miss Charlotte Tax
man, Miss Sylvia Slater and Miss
Charlotte Libman. Late in the eve
ming delicious luncheon was
served. The pretty = decorations
used on the table were in Easter
suggestions. Miss Libmanf of 1902
nth-and-a-half street, will
entertain the club on March /.
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cation " sassdihg ! few hours
WITH tho rscs q men Who don't At
n.
A visit exploded some Of the
popular ideas about tramps in
general. !.
They do not carry chalk around
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-16
Three G. Embroidery Club.

Mrs. w. l.. Gauley, $50 Fortieth
street, entertained the Three G en-
broidery club yesterday afternoon
and all members were present.
Fancy work and sociability were en-
joyed during the afternoon, and a
delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess. The next meeting of
the club will be March Is, with
Mrs. L. N. Zimmerman, 1903 Four
teenth street.