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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
BAND WILL
MEET AGAIN SATURDAY

The Beginners band will meet for
practice Saturday forenoon at 8
O'clock at the band room in the City
building, according to an announce
ment made today by Director G. 0.
Riggs. All boys who belong to the
second division and all those. who
started out with the second division
and have since dropped out are re-
quested TO attend this meeting, pro-
vided they are still interested in the
band work and wishto stay. with the
organization. I "a; Sc 5,. a. D.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
BUCK LAKE.

Mr., Henry Sawyer and Miss Ruby
Sawyer, Martin Rogholt and Miss
Alma Rogholt autoed to Benlidji last
Wednesday! and attended the fair,
returning Thursday evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. Henry Sawyer and
son James, who had visited friends
there the past week. '-s.Et T.. u,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hanson and
daughter Ruth accompanied by A. 3.
Frost, Misses Edna and Dorie Larson
and Chester Carlson, attended the
county fair at Bemidji Thursday.
Miss Aesa Sawyer left last Friday
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends at Scanlon, Mimi, and
Wascott, Wisconsin.
Rev. Marcus Tufteland Of Cass
Lake preached to a fair sized congre-
cation last Sunday aftern Don at the
Buck Lake school house. bis next
service will be held Oct. 16 at three
o'clock p. m.
Albin Carlson spent last Sunday at
his home. ..sy.s. H. ~
Arthur 5Leathey Of Sugar Bush is
building a new house. press -
The Blue Ribbon girls met last
Tuesday and the following officers
were elected: President Ruby
Sawyer; Vice President Edna Larson;
Sec, Myrtle Rogholt; Treasurer,
Mabel Carlson; Librarian, Alma Rog-
holt. They changed their meeting
from the first Tuesday in the month
to the first Saturday. Their next
meeting will be Oct.a 1, 1921, at the
school. house at 2 p. n.%,'. 5,e...-.; Pc;
Mrs, Edwin Rogholt's little sister,
Alvena Berg, is visiting her few
weeks. ss a., n n. r. .sT..tg>a.e7. =.
+ h Messrs: Alfred and Edwin Rogholt
attended the fair at Bemidji last
Thursday. 3s.. !. III q rs Ss:ss1a45 -.s 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
WOULD HAVE DAWES IN, Z. :
\ 8 CHARGE OF ROAD BUILDING

Washington, Sept. 29. The pro-
posal that Charles E. Dawes, federal
budget officer, be. placed in charge
of a nationwide road building was
made to the unemployment confer
ence. today. ..s,t t ..$ .9s, .s; ;5 :
= Warning that past unemployment
conferences had failed because no
one has been demanded to carry out
the recommendations, w. NJ. Hard,
Washington's economist and writer,
suggested that General 4, Dawes CO.
ordinate and stipulate public work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29

Substitutes: Blackduck-Seveland
for, q, Zimmeran,, Zimmerman for
Moon, Moon for Zimmerman, Zin-
norman for Scveland, Seveland for
Smith. 2 r.
Bemidji--Cline for Davis, Davis
for Cline + s8,5s ,}ssk ! 3if%t f..
Officials: Referee - McCallun
(Macalester), Park Rapids. 2.
IT,: Umpire Dunphy (Carleton)
Little Falls. -
Headlinesman-Art Olson, Black
duck. .4s1..eh nv +. .. r
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

w ANTED-Lady desires work in q
doctors office. Call 302 j st 10-l
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
Sad But Tru'
Mutual Assistance

MUTUAL Assistance
A customer entered the small town
barber shop. ...-.,... -.
GLOW soon can you cut my halr?',
he asked of the proprietor, who was
seated in-an easy chair, perusing the
pages of a novel. .s.l ! .a. s.a gn. - 81
"Bill" said the barber, addressing
his GRAND boy, "run over and tell the
editor if he's done editin' the paper
I'd like my scissors"
The Paper Was A Day Late
Divided We Fall I'D
man in neighboring town was
the victim of an explosion the other
night and now the public is divided
into two factions. One faction
claims there was too much yeast and
the other claims there was too little
sugar. ...= So. .r ,..-...
What Do You Claim?- r.
Very Sensitive ~ r.,
A passenger thrust his head out
of a car window and excitely ex-
claimed: "a woman has tainted in
mere, mas anyone any WnlShey. - p.
A man in the crowd handed up a
bottle from his hip pocket tn the
passenger who put it to. his lips and.
drained the contents, and then said
about: at always did make me nerv-
GUS to see a woman faint"
Did 1t Ever Occur To YOU
r.. Where's The Gold Fish?
A want adj: For Sale-Brass crib,
copper coffee percolator, large sew
ing tray, wash bench, lawn mower,
garden tools, chatting dish, pewter
vegetables dishes. .....I,.
A 1912 Ford and portable bath
tub would just about complete the
outfit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
DOES NOT TAKE ALI. ii
CREDITS FOR PRIZES
(Continued From Page ~

new subscriptions count.
While you are working Tor the
cash prizes you are building found
alton for the leadership of the entire
campaign. &..,. =. - -,
Leadership Valuable -
1t is human nature for the people
to want to "be with the winner,
That is why leadership from, now on
will be so valuable. When the home
team fails to win a percentage Of
its games the attendance falls off.
But just let them have a winning
streak and the crowd fills the bleach
ers. 1t is always SO ad the Club
Members will soon come to realize
that there is much plain truth in the
old wheeze" nothing succeeds like
success" -.r. r..-... -.
Nine Days of Big Credits -. :.
After today but nine days remain
for Club Members to reap the BIG
CREDITS. The Triple Credit period
will positively end on Sat. Oct. s. -
If you are ambitious and emerge
tic you will not be discouraged at
this early hour for even though your
name now stands at the bottom of
the list you can still bridge the chasm
that separates you from the top
can still get enough credits to WIN.
Work early and late. Get in re-
port for every count. Make each day
count from now until October s..
That is the way to win. iii.
Study it carefully and you will
see, that just few "clubs" of sub
scriptions is all that stand between
the highest and the lowest on the list.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
Why Keep Thcm?-
What's The Use?

This is corn husking time down
east. In the olden days a fellow had
to find an ear Of. red corn at a husk-
ing bee before he could kiss girl.
But, alas, nowadays there. are no
more of those silly restrictions.
Not Enough Red Ears
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-29
THE ,.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
LIMITED
Something's Wrong

Up to press time. we had not heard
who was given the prize at the curio
exhibit at the fair. Surely there
must have been some prize curios
there, but perhaps the best ones were
not on special display. H..
g. Likewise The Fish Exhibit
....,1 Have You Noticed? ~
il. The churches are, as rule, nearly
empty and the places Of amusement
crowded on Sunday evening. But at
that we have always observed when
folks think they are dying they send
for preacher instead of motion pic
ture actor. .......
Sad RI,t Tr,1a-,- ii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

wiatsr. EaisaAsth Frost. Marguerite
Rel1y.
Valss Aristccratioas CAaflotte
TAompooa, Margaret ard Mary
Nurphy, Harriet Randall.
Wand and dumbeli drills. Indian
club exercises, and patriotic 0nnces
viii BE- given. There will BE- q
number Of booths on the ground
where candy and refrsaAnents can
be had.
Et1de Cub JapaAcse Program.
An Interesting japanese program
was given at the last meeting Of
the Etude club with Mira w. p.
Bettendorf Of Bettendorf Heights,
yesterday afternoon. The program
was given a. follows:
The Snake Charmer $500. Powell
Niss Notavena Steck
Voice
Ono Fine Day 80. Giacomo Puccini
MIRA c. n CochFans
V7oku u
Heyre Kapi ~. Geno Hubay
Henry Sonntag
Voice
Only Of Thee and Me ..........
Marion Bauer
The Shepherdess. Edward Horsman
Butterfly ............. Linn Seller
Mrs. Cochrane
Petite Poemes :. Woscak Wamada
q. Minori No Namida
b. A Night Song
c. A Dream Tale
Miss Catherine Heimbeck
ocal-
Japanese Love Song 80. Finden
Mrs. A. P. Griggs
Concert Arabesques on Motiss..
Johann StraMs
By the Beautiful Blue Danube
(Schulx-Ezler)
Miss Steck
Pauline DittmAn gave . very in
Pauline Dittman gave a very in
regard to the biennial. Miss Dit
man is vice chairman Of the bien-
NAL board. Refreshments we're
served by the hostess and . very
delightful social hour enjoyed at
the close of the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

Francea NcIain. Georgia Hl1el.
Madeline JohnsDD. Anna KAkhetEne
Shields, Mary Zelda Schmidt Eltan-
beth HeirshmAn, Kathleen BraG0on.
Solo daAce-Arlene Jones.
Group dance-Nfth and sixth
grades, velma DrfAl Graes Nc
Hugh, Mary Bragdon. Catherine
Burns. Mary Ellea Davis. Shirley
Ebert, Julia March, ESoise Peek,
Katherine ONeill. Virginia Long,
Frances Long. Phyllis Margfath,
Helen Murphy. Ruth Coxad. Helen
Strupp, Eloise Osaara. heata Camp
bell, Frances Davell. Eileen Lavell.
Helen Anthony, Genevieve Siebert,
Kathleen Rragdon, Margaret Mary
Shields. Helen Scha6er, Margaret
Warren, Virginia Hopkins. Dorothy
Harder.
Couple dance-Katherine and
Mary Jane Walsh.
jumping Jacks-First and sec
ond academic. Mary Murphy. Mar
garet Murphy, Charlotte Thompson.
Elizabeth Corken. Dorothy Stengel.
Camilla Cleary, Margaret Pryce.
Emily BurkhArdt, Agnes HagemAn,
Clara Supple, Nellie Gallahue, Flor
ence kretchmen. lillian Vidal,
Esther Brooks. Veronica McLain,
Margaret Titterington. Eunice Rail-,
Dorothy Cox. Myrtle Brown, Miriam
Mccarthy, Margaret Mahoney, Eve
lyn Griffin, Mabel Dasso, Catherine
Pfoh, Fern Pendants, Rose Buffer,
Martha Stapp, Alice Van Kirkhove,
Nellie Gallahue
Solo dance-Eloise Peek.
Primary Singing Games-Madge
Cunningham, Adelaide Connely,
Sara Roderick, Bernadini Schmidt,
Mary Davis, Margaret Porter, YER
nette Whalen. Phyllis Bragdon,
Lois Lavell, Phyllis Stack, Alice
Mccarthy, Doris Retainer. Anna
May Goodland, Jane Davis, Mar
garet Schmacht.
Couple Dance-Geraldine Pick
and Elinof Thompson.
Pompeian Flower Girls-Beth
Bradley, Teresa Vidal. Blanche
Peacock, Florence Schall, Mary and
Celestia Fennell, Elizabeth Frank,
Helen Moran, Veronica Kelly, Ag-
mes and Ellen Mccarthy, Ruth Gle
ment. Catherine Howes, Basilia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
Program Nets $40.

A very delightful program was
sponsored by the ladies' aid society
Of the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church last evening at the church.
The numbers on the program were
given as announced in The Argus
several evenings ago with Nelson
Johnston, Miss Iva C. Pearce, Miss
Madeline Hawkinson, Miss Marie
Williams. Mrs. F. D. Soper of Rock
Island, Clarence E. Lancaster, East
Moline, and Rev. Oliver B. Ensel-
man taking part. The number were
very well given and each soloist re-
sponded to an encore. The affair
netted $40.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

LArned, Howard RogerA G. D. WI
man, Richard 8. Hosford, Miss
Dorothy Ainsworth. Mrs. Harry
Good. Mrs. C. N. Chubb and Miss
Gene Robson.
Hermon Moro Is stage manager,
MrA A. D. Ficke assistant stage
manager. Mrs. Harry Good prop
erty mistress and Mrs. d. d. WI
man. wardrobe mistress.
PfOgran for villa May nay.
Nay day will be celebrated elabo-
rateiy At the Villa be Chantal to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
very pretty program has been ar
ranged and the affair promises to
be beautiful The exercises will be
given ~ follows:
Fairy Queen-Kathleen Doran.
May queen-Loyola Hooters.
Heralds-Adelaide Connolly, Mar
saret Porter, Aadge Cunningham.
Fairies-Anna Marie Brown,
Arlene Jones, Eleanor Mueller,
Lois Donaldson, Sara Roderick, Eli
nor Thompson, Kathleen Walsh.
Adeline Peek. Gwendolyn, Baker,
Rosemary heidy. Mary Jane Walsh.
Ruth Anne Heisy, Katherine Walsh,
Dorothy Marsh, Betty Ryan. Mar
garet Porter.
Crown bearer-Marillyn WEIGH.
Program:
Solo dance-Kathleen Doran.
Fairy trio-Kathleen Doran, AIDE
line Peek, Kathleen Walsh.
Fairy group dance.
Growing Of the May quen.
Wishing Ring-Seventh md
eighth grades, Elizabeth McCabe,
Harriet Randall, Beulah. Danielson,
Mary Joe Mccartney, Elizabeth
Whalen, Mary Harder, Anna Cam
parma, Harriet Paulson, Dorothy
Ryand, Ella Hefferman, Bessie Nc
earthly, Elinor Pfaff, Mary Amelia
Huntoon, Grace Devine, Evelyn
Flanagan, Oliver Niggimeyer, Irene
Godfrey, Lois Duftin, Marjorie Nc
Lain. Adele Haines, Lucille Kinney,
Helen Tappendorf, Marie Burns,
Bernice Hickey.
Circle dance-Third and fourth
grades, Marion Mitchell, Geraldine
Pick, Mary Elizabeth Griffin,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
After.Theatre Party FOR Cast.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Deere Wi
man will entertain the cast pre-
senting THE Ideal Husband" at
the Illinois theatre, at an after the
atre supper at ''Seven Acres" their
home in Moline, following the per-
Torrance tomorrow night.
Mr.. Wiman Is the director of the
play. In the cast are Mr.. and Mrs.
ArdO Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D..
Ficke, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seiffe,t
D. Nelson McClelland. Leon Mitch
ell, Major and Mrs. Willard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
Circle Has Annual BANQUET.

The annual banquet of the Laura
Marquis Westminster guild of the
South Park Presbyterian church
was served in the banquet hall of
the Y. W. c. A. last evening. Gov
ers were laid for %, the mothers
being guests at very prettily dec
GRATED table. Pink and white peon-
les were used on the board. A well
coming address to the mothers was
given bysMiss Katherine Smith and
Mrs. H. C. Spaulding responded.
Following the banquet the guests
adjourned to the club rooms, where
games, contests and musical num-
bers were enjoyed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

CALENDAR

1fnL !. .. White Of ''The Dndense en-
tsssatns = garden pasW from 70 o.
o'elslh q asy union. Ktng's DsughlsrA
Opsss Study club.
1oAassas Ca,dros sssing ssssooaial
sArUnDAY.
Nm c. ). Long. t2124 nghteentA ave..
noe. 10 hosasO e the regular meeting Of
~ Fort Annstssag cAAptR. d. A. =.
Iisid day esrcsss VIII b bald q ~
villa d Chnntaa.
Tri-C1U Pan Hensnie aasocation has
lssehsoa msseing d Tsrrses 0srteas. Dav-
Mn. ,. Aeed Lane. l017 Hiaisappt sve-
nue.. Davenport, entertains u pre-nupdal
dimes for Mis- Catherine Marshall and
Job~ d. shuler.
fCKsDAY.
Tfi-City sisterhood OF Temple Emanuel.
Amoo Caldron spring ceremonial.
Miss Suzanne Davis and Mr.. and Mrs..
Victor S1lbolt entertain at dancing party
1t thu Rock Island Arsenal Golf club for
Mia Catherine Marshall and John Shuler.
WEDNESDAY.
Nargseet Giles circle. Kings Daughters.
meet.
Apevssans Endowment Fund society
with NM. T. D. Searlc of 3430 Seventh
avenue.
Eliza Garfield tent No. 20. d. Of V.
THURSDAY.
Shuler- Marshali wedding at Broadway
Presbyterian church.
In His Name circae. Kings Daughter
annual outing at the home of Mrs. ].
Fred Brown. 1627 Twenty seventh street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

Oet08ate0 ana v1on0f0 n t0o b1-
ennial who are d. A. RS are TO Be
honored guests II . tea which will
b given by the three chapters Of
the tri-cities-the Fort Armstrong
chapter Of Rock Island. Mary Little
Deere chapter Of Moline and Han
nah Caldwell chapter Of Davenport.
on Wednesday evening, June 8.
Mrs. +. w. Bahnsen. vice president
general Of the national society Of
the G. A. RS for Illinois, has Of
fered her home, ITO Twenty-sec-
ond street for the affair.
Assisting Mrs. Bahnsen in receiv-
ing will be Mrs. William Butter
worth, ex-vice president general
and regent Of Mary Little Deere
chapter; Miss Clara Whitman, reg
ent Of Fort Armstrong chapter, and
Mrs. A. C. Hall, regent of Hannah
Caldwell chapter. Mrs. Frank A.
Sterling. president of the national
federation Of musical clubs, has
been especially asked to be in the
receiving line. The hours will be
from 4 to s O'Clock. A committee
composed of six members from each
chapter has charge of the affair.
Mcbride eA
Mrs. Belle Gee and Frank ]. Nc
Bride Of Galesburg were married
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the study Of the First Baptist
church annex. Rev. ]. Clark Or
anger cfficiated. The couple was
unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride
will reside in Galesburg. Mr.. Nc
Bride is travelling salesman
Junior Reception.
The annual Rock Island high
school junior reception to the SEN
iors will be given In the Manual
Arts ballroom this evening.
There will be games and dane
ing. In addition, the juniors have
arranged . vaudeville performance
which is expected to provide much
fun.
The next feature on the COM
mencement program is the senior
assembly next Friday morning in
the high school auditorium.
Y. ". C. A. Activities.
At the business meeting Of the
Hi-Y club at high school yesterday
afternoon the following committee
was appointed to select delegates
for the conference at Dewey Lake
the Misses Mabel Knorr, Myrtle
Clark, Blanche Williams and Hazel
Rust This committee will submit
the names to the cabinet and they
will then be acted upon.
The following program was CIV
en-:
Grace Dodge and her work-Miss
Rust.
Farewell to Seniors-Margaret
Ward.
Response-Nell Ellvell.
Vocal solo-Sarah Totten.
Duet dance-Mary and Frances
Cabin.
New Hi-Y song+Dorothy Fog
ter.
Address-'"The Spirit Of Rotary"
George Davis.
After the program Mr.. Davis led
the girls In songs, and light refresh
ments were served by the hospital
ity committee of which Helen Davis
is the new chairman.
Tomorrow morning at $50 the
Grade School Girl Reserves are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
1lsdas Rhaads
tainsd TriCity
Yosns Wsnsn 1t Tea

s. 49, 49,. $4,000
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- 1ee8wSsh g Laks lsssn, =
eosJego Trend OF miss Dorothy
eads q wellesley, VINO % Nsiuns
~ received the guests. Inc nours
Uese oeiigntfuiiy ana most iniof-
Ally spent win sociaoility.
About the rooms OF the nome
1ere Daskets OF cornnowen, roses
osed In the parlor, and Russell
eoeee adorned the serving table IN
me dining room. and the sweet
Dees were placed In the other rooms
- Tie home.
Tea Was served. Mrs. Cah Elm
etsd. and Mrs. Raymond Walker
Douffng., Miss Lois Bruner, Mrs.
4 David Bergquist and Miss Margaret
Cook assisted about the rooms.
IA
Study Session Of Band.
Crusaders band OF the First Bap-
list church met Wednesday after
noon 1t the church for the regular
study session. Mrs. Byron Merwin
Mad charge of the program. the
ionic being. Lamp Lighters Across
- IN the discussion and the re-
1ainder Of the afternoon vas speut
nm sociabi,itv Refrashments
vsrs .erved nv tha .oc,., comw,t.
- Momhor. ~ Tho hand will noaet
80. - -. 90 ~
80" - '0 g.
90, seoo 30 p... s.,a
.o,si 80 u,n.-an ,.as s;.an a.
- k'ue a' ss u
s cp1on snu osAe ssio sp'".o.oo
Y INC ianies aio soclety o. the
1rst swedish Lutheran church
3ostoruay AFTERNOON at the chuYch
annex Piano numbers were rem
Sered ~ MISS Nellie swanson. Miss
ar9uente ANDERSON and Miss
AlIce Johnson. MISS Hutn Larson
vofed win Q vocal SOLO and Ar
nur swanson and Miss Ruth Lar
~ gave Q vocal duet. A sum OF
wv was cleared at the sale. OH
ears OF, the society had entire
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

The Fred C. Schaffner unit and
auxiliary met in joint session last
evening at Memorial hall and enter
tanned at pleasant sociable. Rou-
tine bushes was transacted and a
short program followed. E. E.
Wilson of Moline, department COM
mander of Illinois; John Dewrose
Of Moline, commander of the Mo-
line unit, and F.. s.. Van Emburgh,
commander Of Rock Island unit.
gave interesting addresses. Mrs.
Frank Luella Hubbard of Chicago,
past department patriotic instruc-
tor of the Woman's' Relief corps
was obligated as a member of the
organization. Following the pro-
gram refreshments were served by
the social committee of which Mrs.
Abbie Bledsoe is chairman. On
June 3 the auxiliary will hold its
regular meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

nss1iag fw ! hiGs v Rock fslaaA
axSeaal. They are to 50 throngh
( Nr1 ThAe Norberg charmingly
entertained the members Of the !.
". G. A. star 1t . porch PARTY
ct her home ct 1s43 TWenty-eighth
street. Dainty refreshments were
served By the hostess.
Indictment weather sent the coun-
ell girls indoors for their supper
last night and tables we're Get for
- girls IN the dormitory dining
rooms. After supper they adjourn-
ed to the parlOFs where the mite
boxes were handed in With an Inn
pressive program. The work Of the
7. W. C. A. in other countries was
discussed and q quaFtet-Misses
Nina Wheeler. Julia Marshall, Ber-
tina Emig and Blanche Reid sang
Speed Away" ~ the girls in
solemn march fled by and handed
In their hoxee.
The girls studied the ninth chap
ter of John with MrA C. W. HAYES
as leader.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27

THURSDAY.
MsstAly Coffee with Mrs. Beeler.


Mrs. w. III. Beeler of 1925 Ninth
avenue entertained the wOman's
guild OF the South Park Presbyter-
ian church at it's regular monthly
coffee yesterday afternoon. Reports
Of the secretary and treasurer were
read at the business session and
plans were made relative to the
bakery sale to be sponsored Satur-
day afternoon at Lambs meat mar
ket ON Thirtieth street. Next We'd
nesday morning and afternoon the
church will be opened to receive
the clothing for the sufferers in
Armenia. At the meeting yester-
day afternoon Mrs. ]. X Scott gave
vocal numbers and Miss Catherine
Heimbeck gave piano. numbers.
Refreshments were served and
social hour enjoyed at the close Of
the afternoon.
New Circle Kings Daughters Meets.
Miss Margaret Anderson at her
home. 917 Nineteenth street, was
hostess at the first meeting Of the
new Steadfast circle of Kings
Daughters Wednesday evening. The
girls adopted a constitution and fol-
lowing the business session there
was a social hour, when refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held in October. The
meetings will next winter be held
in the first Monday Of each month.
The membership limit was set at Is
girls.
Memorial Services at School.
Memorial services were held at
the Eugene Field school yesterday
afternoon. The program opened
with the singing of america" and
the flag salute by all pupils follow
ed. Addresses were given by Rev.
H. C. First, Charles Shoede and w.
L. Franks. There Are Many Flags
in Many Lands" and Hats OF, the
Flag is Passing By" given by the
pupils Of Mrs. f. X. Henderson's
room were among the numbers on
the program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-27
Lady Eagles Card Party.
Farewell for sMr. Fisher.

Tho Young Mems class OF South
Park Presbyterian church enter
tained q a party Wednesday eve
ming for E. C. Fisher, who is leav-
Ing Saturday for Europe. Games
and contests were enjoyed during
the evening,and refreshments were
served at q later hour.