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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-10
RY SPEARMAN LEWIS.

Chicago, Dec. 10.-The opera
going public of Chicago and the
outlying communities having indi-
Gated by record attendance their
choice of repertoire, the opera
schedule for the fifth week, begin
ming next Monday night. Dec. u
is made up of the most popular OF
the repeat performances.
"Tannhauser," the first of the
German operas to be sung in its
original language since the war,
will be given with Rosa Raisa, Cy-
rena Van Gordon, Richard Schu-
bert, Joseph SchwarZ, James Wolf
Theodore Ritch, William Beck, Oc-
tave Qua and James Dusseau as
the shepherd boy. The ballet in
the love nest of Venus will be
staged with its usual brilliaQcy by
Pavley and Oukrainsky. Ferrari
conducts.
Tuesday evening. Dec. 10. ct
Amore Del Ire Re" (MontemezzD
brings the ever popular quartet,
Mary Garden, Lucien Muratore,
Georges Baklanoff and Virgilio Laz-
zari, to the Auditorium footlights
in the tragic poem OF Benelli They
will be supported by Oliviero, Mo-
jica. Falco and Correnti. Polacco
conducts.
Aida" Verdis masterpiece. al
ways the most popular opera in any
repertoire. is on the boards for
Wednesday evening. Dec. IA Rosa
Raisa will repeat her triumph as
the Ethiopian slave, whose love
wavered between her fathers camp
and her invading lover. Cyrena
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WEEKS REPERTOIRE TO INCLUDE
MOST POPULAR OPERAS DURING
FIRST FOUR WEEKS OF SEASON

| Van Gordon, Tino Pattiera, Lazzari
Rimini, Jeanne Schneider. Cotreuil
and Oliviero complete the cast The
incidental dances will be by Mile
Nemeroff and corps de ballet. Fer
rari conducts.
Thursday evening, Dec. Is, Mary
Garden, general director, will pre-
sent herself in lie Jongleur de
Notre Dame" Massanet's lyric mi
racle play. which this year has
established new financial records
and popularity Dufranne, Pagan
Due, Beck, Nicolay and Defrere are
in the supporting cast. Polacco
conducts.
Saturday afternoon, Dec. II, the
subscription opera lovers will hear
Norma Wanna" with Garden, Mu-
ratore and Baklanoff in another
presentation of Maeterlinck's lyric
drama of the eternal feminine. CO.
treuil, Mojica, Nicolay. Contesso
and Defrere will be found in their
customary supporting roles. Po-
lacco conducts.
The Saturday night "popers" have
in store for them on Dec. II Verdi's
"Rigoletto," with Edith Mason as
Gilda. in which her first perform
ance scored equally brilliant with
her Madame Butterfly" "Rigo-
letto" will be done for this per
Torrance by Rimini for the first
time this season. Tito Schipa, most
popular of the Italian tenors, will
sing the Duke. The others include
the always effective Lazzari, Paw
loska. Nicolay. Correnti, Cantor.
Schneider, Civai, OTiero. Wander
bosch and loft. P6lacCo conducts.
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ANDREW BLADEL.
HEAD OF G. A. R.
John Buf0rd Post Election Is Held
Park Senior Vice COM
mander.

Officers for the year were elected
Dy the members of John Buford
post, G. A R., last night as follows:
mmander-Andrew B1adeI.
Senior vice COMMUNICATION H,
Park.
Junior vice Commander II. G
Whitehead.
Surgeon-Charles Schoede.
Chaplain-G. w. Fitzpatrick.
Quartermaster-M. B. BeaI.
Of1fcer of tae day-John H. Gard
ner.
OMcer of the guard. M. Spur.
Adjutent-H, C. First.
Ohcers will probably be installed
Jan. 4.
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Helen Mills Circle BANQUET.

Members of the Helen Mills cir
Gle OF the Broadway Presbyterian
church held a banquet last night
at the church. There were so pres
ent, each member having been
given the privilege Of asking one
guest Decorations of red and
green streamers, and tiny Christ
mas trees, were used. The presi-
dent of the circle, Miss Charlotte
Huesing, presided and gave a
short talk on the work of the
circle. Miss Mary Davis gave
sketch Of the life OF Helen Mills,
after whom the circle is named. A
reading was given by Miss
Dorothy Mann. Miss MurieI Am
norman, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Elizabeth Olmsted, gave a
violin solo. An invitation was ex-
tended to all the guests to join the
circle. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday at 7:15 at the home
of Miss Wilma Curtis at 931 Nine
teenth street.
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A Unique Service
at Central

Not to be outdone by other Rock
Island institutions that are Turing
the people to their doors with their
attractive Christmas value. the
Central Presbyterian church, Tenth
avenue and Fourteenth street, is
offering "a Timely Bargain" at the
evening service tomorrow The pas
tor, Rev. James T. M0rdy an
nounces that something that the
public very much desires will be
placed on display absolutely at
cost. It is the most talked Of thing
in Rock Island.-tA ADVERTISEMENT
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Zal Caldron Ceremonial.

Zal Ca1dron held its fall cere-
monial Thursday evening at Swed-
ish Olive hall and this was preced-
ta) Might and Day Is Gone"
Commercial club at which IT'S hap
Ply people sat down at 6 o'clock.
Music was furnished during the
feast by the grotto orchestra and
the Christmas decorations lent a
very festive air to the function.
Adjournment was made to the hall
where a class of twenty-nine can
didAtes was initiated, with a lovely
ceremonial. There was a social
time afterward. A number of MEM
bers of Amoo caldron attended the
affair.
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Tea to Honor Visitor.

Mrs. Seth J. Temple entertained
some IA of the wives of tri-city
architects at charming tea yester.
day afternoon at her home % Nc
Clellan boulevard, Camp McClel-
Ian, Davenport, honoring her house
guest, Mrs. Clara Leonard Soren-
son Dieman of Cedar Rapids. The
honoree is a sculptor and lecturer
who lectured before an invitation
company OF the Tri-City Architects
association and their friends Thurs
day night in Davenport.
The home was decorated with
chrysanthemums and roses, which
were effectively combined on the
tea table.
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Sewing Club Meets.

Mrs. William Schroeder of 549
Twenty-fourth avenue entertained
the members of the Jolly Sewing
club yesterday afternoon. The
time was spent sewing carpet rags
and there was a social hour when
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Miss Evelyn Schroeder favored
with piano selections. Thee next
meeting will be held on Dec. 81 at
the home Of Mrs. A. Webb. 525
Twenty-fourth avenue.
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Bible Class Elects.

The annual election of officers
or the ladies' bible class of tho
Central Presbyterian church was
held at the meeting yesterday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. W. n
Phillips, 1906 Fourteenth-and-a
half street.
Following are the new officers:
President-Mrs. c. J. Arnold.
Vice president-Mrs. Ben Rinck
Secretary-Mrs. Palmer Edger-
ton.
1t was voted to give two Christ.
mas baskets to needy families
Mrs. Cinderella Hoppe had charge
OF the devotionals. Refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. w. j. Bliesner.
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Workers Class Elect.

Members of the Workers class
of the First Baptist church held
their annual meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Louis Paulsen, 1887 Twelfth
street, yesterday and elected of.
ficers as wollows:
President-Mrs. Walter Crandell.
: Vice president-Mrs. o. L. Smith
Secretary-Mrs. T. A. Macdonald
Ireasurer-Mrs. D.. Reddig.
Yesterdays was an aIl-day meet.
ing, and the members sewed for t.,e
welfare association.
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county surveyor. also assumed n.
reins in their respective offices
Dec. s - The Tri-City faibs.
league at its meeting at Davenpor,
elected the following officsr,.
President. Miss Constance Hen
borg, Moline; vice presidents Goa
frey Hallemar. Carrie Peterson mi
c. E. Reck, Rock Island: recordip.
secretary. Miss Pauline Dittms.
Davenport; corresponding and r.
ancial secretary, X. T. Andefsor
Rock Island; executive committsa
Rev. w. H Blanke. Dayenpor,.
Rev. J. L. Murphy, Rock Island y
NJ. Carlsted, Moline; Eugepia A.
derson and Ausgarius Anderscs
Rock Island.
In the estimates OF Secretary n,
Treasury Carlisle. submitted =
congress yesterday, are the foIIov
ing items for the fiscal year. "a.
machinery aud shop fixtures 4,
Rock Island arsenal, $4,000: gen.
eral care and preservation of tEs
buildings and fences, sewers. ersa.
ing, etc. $4,000; for operating AMI
care and protection of the govern,
ment bridge, $15,250.
Dec. g The directors a. IRE
new Rock Island club held an inn.
portant meeting yesterday after
noon at the office of f. II. Guye-
There were eight opt of II diree.
tors and incorpOfators present
The election of officers for the first
year resulted as follows: Presi.
dent, F. W. Bahnsen; vice pres.
dent, A. c. Dart; treasurer. Never
Rosenfield. Two committees. ora
on site, composed of Charles Mo.
Hugh, William Jackson and E. H
Guyer, and one on bylaws, com.
posed of &. II. Guyer. c. J. Searla
and W. H. Marshall were appointed
The small boy is after the Eng.
fish sparrow. City Clerk Huesing
has issued orders for the paY-srt
of ? cents a head for this many al
ready: Walter Todd, 81; IoAr
Behel, 16; Robert Huffman, q:
Bonnie Cundiff. 16; Elmer JOhrs,1.
Il; Amos Skinner, Is; Harry Leg.
81; Blaine Bledsoe, Is; Guy Leah.
81; Frank Carroll. SO; Anthony
Fassnacht, 20; Joe Deisenroth. 80;
Joseph Forsberg, q; Harry Ho-
dorf, Sc; Parker Gale, u.
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Silver Gross Circle

Mrs. III. r. Simmon, was hostess
70 the Silver Cross circle of Kings
daughters yesterday afternoon at
ner nome at 1000 Twenty-first
street. - -
A report of the CITY Union was
gwen by Mrs. Simon Mosenfelder.
MRS. J. K Tuckis gave a report of
the convention held this fall at
Chautauqua, III. Following the
business session, the members sew
ed for the visiting nurse and
number of garments were compIet-
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CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
Tr4Qty Art 1essue tea -,
A. b. Picke addresses Moline Wrmnn1
Rfixa aaraeld tent holds bazaar at Tri
City Electric company. Moline
Juvenile dspartnent of Rock Island
Musical club meets nj Y. W, &C. A
SUNDAY.
Davenpors concert by Tr1-Gty syra-
Yesper Tea AZ Y. W. c. A
Bposs ciub meets with the Misses Syl-
via and Charlotte Lewis. $3.50 Fifth ave-
nae.
MONDAY.
Rock Island concarS by Tf-Cty Sym
phouy orctestrs at Augustsua gyInnssa uu1-
Frieda Hempel In Jenny Lind concert
81 Coliseum. Davenport.
Monday Study club meets with hrz- =.
o. Van CALDER. 1910 Twentieth street.
Study department of Rock Island Wonn-
sevens entertained By Mrs Frank Dufva,
Moline.
Mrs. r. II. Dolly of e51 Twentieth
street entertafns at tea for her daughter.
Miss Kathryn.
Tri-City Garden club meets at Daven-
port Academy OF Science.
Tr-City chapter, Villa Alumnae. meets
with Mrs. Joseph A. Bell, 2126 Eighth
avenue Moline.
h Pythian Sisters Sewing circle meets
with Mrs. Charles Kehrer. 90S Thirteenth
avenue. Moline.
Island City Court of Honor entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes. 1907 Sixth
street.
WEDNESDAY.
Tri-City women's Press club Christmas
party in Davenport
Service circle. Kings Daughters spon-
sors Christmas tea at home of Miss Grace
Murphy, Sol Thirtieth street
THURSDAY.
Klein-Silber wedding.
Lady Elks meet
FRIDAY.
Messiah" presented at AuEustana col.
lege.
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Plan Coffee for Jan. II.

st. Anthony's hospital guild
planned for a coffee to be given on
Jan. II at the home of Mrs. ]. Fred
Brown at the meeting held yester-
day afternoon at the hospital. Mrs.
Walter Russ has been named gen.
efal chairman for the affair.
There was a good attendance at
9he meeting and considerable work
was accomplished Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Harry Tappendorf served
refreshments.
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Lady Eagles, Card Party.

The Grand lodge of the Lady
Eagles sponsored a card party last
night at Turner hall, Moline, when
10 tables of 500 were played
Prizes were awarded to the follow
ing: ladies', Miss Lena Gray of Rock
Island, first; Mrs. John Furlong,
second and third; Mrs. Margaret
Tank of Davenport; mems, Henry
Holland of this city, first; J. G.
Kerr of Moline. second. and A.
Anderson of Moline, third.
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RECORD PRICE FOR
SCOTT COUNTY CORN

Scott county corn reached a new
high record when 500 bushels were
sold at a public sale on the Gus
Schriefer farm, Utica Ridge road
for so cents bushel Recently in
the same district corn was sold for
less than 30 cents a bushel.
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Entertains at 500.

Mrs. Otto H. Carlson of 1902
Thirty-second street, entertained
last night at 500; three tables being
played. Prizes in the games went
to Mrs. Wallace Warren and. Wal
ter Anderson. Following the games
supper was served Mrs. Warren
favored with vocal selections dur
ing the evening.
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daughters viii Decorate Groves.
Tomorrow the Dsnehtars IF VT

Fonorr0W the Daughters of Vet
Grams will observe their annual
custom of decorating the graves of
the departed comrades. Members
will meet at 2 o'clock at the gate of
the Chippiannock cemetery and
will march in a body through the
grounds.
The daughters invited the mem
bers of John Buford post into
their meeting yesterday afternoon.
and served them a dainty lunch.
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Sponsor Benefit Card Party.

A benefit card party is being
sponsored by a group of Rock Is
land women on Monday afternoon
at the Harms hotel. The game of
500 will be played, to start at AIS.
The proceeds go to a needy family.
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Range. 1910 First avenue. At the
business session the sum OF SIC
was voted to the Welfare associa-
ton. for Christmas baskets. There
was a good attendance yesterday
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. George
Reddig. Mrs. Rebecca Taylor and
Mrs. d. ]. Witt
Christmas Meeting Of Etude Club.
A combination Of program meet
ing and Christmas party was held
by the Etude club Thursday AFTER
noon at the Outing club with Mrs.
J. w. Watzek as hostess. A guest
of honor of the afternoon was Mrs.
H. W. Harlan OF Pasadena, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan, the former a
brother of MRS. Watzek, are guests
at the Watzek home.
In the music room where the pro-
gram was presented there was a
huge bowl of Russell and Aaron
Ward roses and in the dining room
where a luncheon was served later,
the large table in the center held
an immense bouquet of poinsettias.
The Christmas colors were carried
out through the club rooms and
there were red candles on the Ia
bles.
1t was decided to set the next
meeting forward on account of the
Christmas holidays and it will be
held Dec. Is at the home of Mrs.
w. III. WieSe, 709 Brown street
Davenport. 2
Yesterday afternoons program
was as follows:
la "Scherzo" 800. Mendelssoi1n
(b) Waltz in C Sharp Minor
Mrs. A. W. Griggs.
Aria" ("Sampson and Delilah")
10000. ......... Saint Saens
Miss Dorothy Hammond.
'The Angel and the Shepherdess"
C''Ben Hur")' 80. Ben Wallace
Mrs. Ross Lee.
(a) hight and Day is Gone" +
G. E. Holmes
o. Loves Rhapsody. +. Bartlett
Mrs. Alfred Mueller.
Cello obligato by Mr.. Mueller)
Mickey at the Movies" Cby re-
QuesD ........ Laura Williams
Mrs. Ross Lee.
Aria" lucia di Lammermoor")
$500. ......... Donizetd
Miss May Chambers.
Glue obligato by J. Raymond o.
Schricker).
Duets
(a) Go Pretty Rose" ......
.. ..... Theo. Marzialas
(b) Voyages" 49,. Sanderson
Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Rolling.
Flower Waltz" Carr. Percy
Graiger) ..... Tschaitowski
Miss Liberman.
Accompanists-M Griggs, Miss
Schricker, Miss Koch.
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Social Announcements

The Queen Esthers of the Spen-
Ger Memorial Methodist church will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs
Edward Gregg, esf Thirty-ninth
street.
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ed. The next meeting will be on
Jan. Is at the home of Mrs. Frank
German. No. "a Walsh apartments,
Davenport.
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Weekly Tea at Studio.

Miss Marjorie Velie of Moline,
assisted by Mrs. Harry Evans of
Davenport, are the hostesses at the
weekly tea this afternoon at the
Tri-City Art league studios in Dav-
export. In connection with the tea
there is an exhibit of water color
sketches done by Mrs. Leila U. Will
Hanson, a member of the Royal
British Watercolor society. Scenes
depicted in the collection of
sketches are bits of Sussex and
Surrey, England, with typical Eng
hsh atmosphere.
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Young People to Give Play.

The Young Peoples society of
the Evangelical Church of Peace
will present a play entitled The
Little Clodhopper" at the Franklin
school on Thursday and Friday
nights, Dec. Is and IA The cast
has been coached by Mrs. Walter
G. Murphy. The play is a three
act comedy.
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All the news all lie tine-Ths
Argus.
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Wm Organize Singing Club.

AT excellent program was given
at the meeting or the parent-teach-
ers association of the Longfellow
school, held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs L. r. Kennedy sang several
delightful Christmas songs and
Miss Ruth Coy favored with two
piano numbers. Mrs. Fay Hough-
McCorthy gave two readings. Rev.
J. 7. Mordy Of the Central Presby-
terrain church gave splendid ad-
dress on Teaching Children Re-
spect for Flag and Self"
The pupils of the second and
Third grades demonstrated a num-
Der of folk games. Two songs were
given by the pupils of the eighth
grade. 1t was decided to send
Christmas treats to the soldiers at
st. Anthony's hospital. A commun-
fty singing club will also be organ
lied by the association. Following
the business session refreshments
we're served.
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Department Women
Get Insight Into
New Constitution

Members of the civic department
OF the Rock Island woman's cfuf
heard C. f. Dietz of Moline, mem.
Der OF the Illinois constitutions
convention, speak yesterday on the
drafting of the new state document
and explain the important sections
which il is necessary 20 change
and the probable way In which the
problems viii be met Mr. Dfetz
explained why the fourth set is
proposed and on what grounds the
present one is considered made
quate.
Following the talk there was an
informal discussion led by MIS- W.
j. Sweeney, who had charge OF the
program, and Mrs. C. L. Thompson,
president of the local Woman's
club, spoke on the Sheppard-Tow-
ner bill and read sections OF IL
which need explanations.
The meeting yesterday was very
informal, but instructive and in
teresting. During the business
meeting Mrs. W. F. McConochie an
nounced the motion picture show
which the Tri-City Musical asSo-
citation is sponsoring at the, Capital
theatre, Davenport, on Dec. 10 and
Miss Dina Ramser, chairman of the
street vigilance committee, gave
her report, part of which was
referred to the parent-teacher as
ISOLATION The report of Mrs. Mar
garet Archer, the depot smatron,
was read and the executive board
was rendered a vote of thanks for
the delightful tea at which the
members were hostess in .Noven-
Der. The program chairman and
speaker were extended a vote of
thanks for the program yesterday
Preceding the talk by Mr.. Dietz,
Mrs. ]. R. Freeman. accompanied
by Mrs. J. r Tuckis, gave two
splendid vocal selections.
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Mr. Cummings Entertains.

Mrs. W. H. Cummings. nee Miss
Nellie Burning, 2S35 Eleventh-and-
a-half avenue, entertained a group
Of her girl friends at a Christmas
party at her home last night. The
game of hearts and dancing were
the diversions of the evening. A
two-course lunch was served al
tables lighted with candles, the
centerpieces being tiny Christmas
trees. AS a gift from her friends
Mrs. Cummings was presented with
a picture entitled "A Little Bit OF
Heaven -
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Entertain at Bridge.

Mrs. Frank W. Elliott of 2506
LeClaire street, and Mrs. J. J.
Ryan of TIC West Locust street,
Davenport, are entertaining at q
luncheon bridge today at 1 o'clock
at the Rock Island Arsenal Golf
club. Covers are laid for 26.
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8 ocial q vents
gustice Olson to Address Club.

Hons Harry Olson. chief justice
/ of the municipal court OF Chicago,
will speak on THE Psychoanalysis
/ of the Criminal" Monday afternoon
before the Davenport Woman's
club at its general meeting in the
auditorium of St. Johns M K.
church, Fourteenth and Brady
streets. Chief Justice Olson is a
distinguished Chicago jurist who
was the first to acquaint himself
with the progress OF abnormal psy-
cbology and to impress science for
the daily work of the, criminal
branches. In 1914 he established
a psychopathic laboratory. direct
ed by DR.. William j. Hickson, an
American doctor and surgeon, who
had studied in the great German
and Swiss psychopathic clinics.
in. the earlier years of the Chi
cago municipal court Chief Justice
Olson assisted court reform in a
number of cities which prof1ted by
organizing their local courts and
giving them business management
He thus became the logical man
for chairman of the board OF direc-
tors of the American Judicature So
ciety and has held this position for
the past three years. He is a flu
ent speaker and his address prom
Uses to be most enlightening.
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Vote Money to Welfare Association,
The ladies' aid society of the
First United Presbyterian church
was entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. A.
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Ushers Will Dress in Costume.

A group of tri,city society young
girls will be honorary ushers, Civ
ing out souvenirs, at the Jenny
Lind CommemOration concert Of
Frieda Hempel and associate ar
lists next Monday evening in the
Davenport Coliseum. They are the
Misses Grace Murphy of Rock Is
land, Gretchen Biederbecke and
Bernice Hansen of Davenport,
Alice and Jane Skinner and Mary
Foster of Moline. The girls are
planning to dress in the quaint
costumes of the Jenny Lind period,
1850, to carry cut the atmosphere
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crouched on the floor like a shadow
the next while an adversary's swing
gees harmlessly over him. Points
pile up points; that has been the
Frcnchmana methods always.
Carpentici 5 chance in this fight
will lie in using his flashy speed to
rain blows in so fast on Dempsey
that Jack won't have a chance to
get set or to get his WALLPAPERS into
action. Dempsey's job. will be to get
the Frenchman into corner and
then make him miss a punch.
The Jersey battle wall be more
than a fight for the heavyweight
championship.
1t will be a bout to determine
which is the better style of freak
fighting which. made Carpen-
tier champion of France or that
which gave Dempsey, after knock
out tour, the world title.
Copyright, 1920
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