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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SCHOOLS CLOSE
TILL FALL Term
Especial correspondenee.)

Geneseo, ILL.,, June 3.-The Gene
SEQ high and elementary schools
close this week for the annual
three months vacation.
The Geneseo high school has
closed a very successful year both
in athletics and in scholastic work
The football team had q fine sea-
son. In basketball, the team won
second place in the Rock Island
district and won Is games out Of
Il. In track work. Gencseo placed
first in the Henry county inter-
scholastic meet, which was held at
Cambridge, May 20. William Wies-
john has been elected as captain of
next years football team and Al
fred Shultz was reelected as cap
tain of the basketball squad.
In defamation and debate work,
the Geneseo representatives did not
place, but good speakers for next
year were developed.
The local high school graduates
50 today. The senior class play,
Nothing But the Truth" given this
week, was considered a large sue
cess.
The elementary schools Of Gene
SEQ will also close today. A large
number of pupils will graduate from
the eighth grade. The following
graduation program was given at
O'clock This afternoon.
Piano solo, up in the Swing
Madge Blankenfeld.
The class prophecy-Marguerfte
Mcleod.
Cornet solo-Ward Matson.
Glass will-Rolland Olson.
Ladies and Gentlemen" - Mr.
Waterman.
"Our Glass The president
Presentation of diplomas - Mr..
Edman, superintendent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
CONCERT GIVEN
Atm. E. CHURCH
BY AID SOCIETY

Especial to Ths- ATguS.3

v6RoG0 10 1W0 Ax8~.S
A1edo, June IA splendid esn-
cert and entertainment was giyea
last night at the First Methodist
church tn Aledo BY MrH. Fioesie
Grosjean Jensen Of Joy, musician
and reader. The entertainment wa
for the benefit OF the ladies' aid so
ciety Of the church. A large crowd
was in attendance. Mrs. Jensen,
who has travelled extensively with
concert companies, proved to be an
excellent entertainer. Following Is
the evening program:
Trio-Tweffth Street Rag.
neutrality-suspicious..
Reading-"The StoryTeTlr.s
Saxophone solo.
Reading-The BusyBody.
Harp colo.
Pianologue-~n Takes a Girl to
Do It Every Time"
Trio-"Bright Eyes," piano, bells.
saxophone.
Readings-{a) Trials Of School
Days.; (b) "Entertaining the Min
ister."
Trio-~Wyoming Waltz" marfmba
xylophone.
Vocal solo--Absent," harp &C
compartment.
Ileading--Atn't a. Coin to Cry
No More"
Harp solo.
Reading.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Geneseo Personals
{spectal Correspondence.)

k0VCAA91 SoAA SSkSASS~-S~S
Geneseo, Ill, June 3.-Mrs. A. f.
Grotte Of Kansas City is visiting at
the home Of Mrs. F. A Greene OF
South College avenue.
W. J. McBroom has purchased the
real estate property of the late
George and Hiram Wilson.
Vernon Wenke Of Davenport was
In Geneseo yesterday to attend the
funeral OF Richard Ristan, who
vas employed at the Wenke gro
Gerry for seven years.
George Matson. who resides On
North State street, is confined to
his home with heart trouble.
Rudolph Kowitz returned to the
Great Lakes training school Thurs
day after a five-day furlough to the
home Of his parents who reside on
South Center street
Mrs. Julius Ristau Of East Orange
street, who is i'll. is improved to.
day.
The Geneseo American Legion
baseball team will play the Colona
Greys at the Geneseo baseball
grounds Sunday.
Arthur Anderson, who resides in
Phenix township, is i'll with infiam-
matory rheumatism.
Henry Weese has purchased the
late Andrew Weidlein residence or
West North street and has taken
immediate possession.
The alumni reception of the
Geneseo high school will be held
this evening at the Armory.
The automobile men of Henry
county will hold their meeting AND
banquet at Galva this evening.
The Presbyterian church and
Sunday school will hold a picnic
Wednesday, June 5, at the Sigwal,
grounds along the canal.
George Banning Of Rock Island
who is on his way to Catalina Is
lands, stopped here to visit his
friends yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
ALedo and Mercer County

of connection between tho home.
the bureau and the government
and urged that each member Co
operate to the best Of their abb
ity with tho advisor In making the
work mean something to the COM
munity. j
Plans for FutuFe
Miss Helen Schouten. home adj
visor Of Mercer county spoke hrSef-
ly on the possibility Of planning q
Countrywide program for tho bu-
reau. Our work Is a specific work
to make life more livable TOR
housewives" said Miss 6chouten.
Three ways in which tho homo
bureau dds In doing this Is ~ hAv-
ing unit meetings, special schools
and homo visits Tho handicapS
to this method is that the member
is not always getting Just what
they need. and the members do not
take an active part in the work.
The handicap to the advisor 10 that
the varying program from month
to month is hard to cary On. The
advisor does not know what each
member wants and the entire re-
sponsibility of the meetings rests
with the advisor. She must spend
all her time in unit meetings and
has too little time for research
work and special schools. and lit
tie time for home visits. There is
also no time to organize new units
or to assist with units who are moi
strongly organized"
The plan Of the advisor for q
countrywide program was one thai
would include every member TAX
ing part in the meetings, and
which would enable the advisor tc
attend but one OF two out Of three
unit meetings. The plan wal
unanimously voted upon and the
president will name the COMMITTEES
to form the program tomorrow. II
is the advisors plan to send ques.
tionnaires to each member and
each woman will be asked to selec,
three definite things which she
would Ike to take up during the
coming year. The three projects
which are voted upon by the mos
women will form the years pro
gram. Special schools in sewing
millinery, nutrition and other sub
3ects will then be plaqned by tas
advisor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
FATHER AND SON i
INJURED AS TWO
MACHINES CRASH
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Sterling Ill. June 3.-Last eve
ming while driving their aHtomo-
hiles near Prophetstown, c. D.
Pentiand Of Rock Falls and Warl
H. Stone Of Sterling collided with
the car In which L. E. McNamara
and son Harold Of Prophetstown
were riding.
Tho latter two were badly IN
ja-ed. Mr.. Mcnamara was uncon-
scious when taken to his home
and was under the care Of a ply
stefan for some time. His son sus-
tanned injuries to his right arm.
The two machines were badly
smashed and had to be towed to q
garage for repairs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
YOUNG PEOPLE OF
ALEDO CHURCH TO
HAVE LAWN FETE
Especial to The ArgusJ

Especial to The ArguSo
A1edo. June "A lawn fete will
be given by the members of the
Christian Endeavor society of the
First Presbyterian church tomor-
row'night The event will be stag
ed on the Fairgrounds west of the
-ehmcA. Members Of the ground
preparing committee, headed by
Edward Watson, have been hard at
work putting the grounds in condi-
ton. Ice cream, cake and home
made candy WIN be served.
The proceeds Of the affair will
be used In paying the expenses OF
EndaAsur delegates Who will at
tend the Christian Enleavur con-
ventinn which will be held in Dixon
In July. Attractive posters have
been placed in prominent places
downtown and 1t Is expected that
a largo croYd.Wt1l be IN attend
0QCo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
ONION CROP IN
RAPIDS CITY IS
i -
RUIN|EDBY RAIN


Rapids City. m. June 3-Crops
in the east end .oI tho county were
heavily damaged ~ rain Storm this
week vh3chrsUeDk throagh. Tia, en-
tire ecsunty. striking hard In this
vicinity.
The -on1un. crop IN and near Rap
ids CITY was ruined, while other
Vegetables vere slightly less dam
aged. The rain came In torrents
for several homA tho water food
ing the fields and leaving only
RUNE Of the 0oDA
Little damage was done By the
vino and electrical storm. Poles
were blown down and tree branch
les were thrown about the village
ST. eets. Orion was hard hit by the
storm, one case Of an electrical
shock being recorded there.
In Viola Wednesday eveaing a
group Of young high school people
were caught during the heaviest of
die rain. One car with several
passengers was overturned, but
no one was hurt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
P. E. o. IN MEETING
WITH MRS. HUSTN
Especial Correspondence. !

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
Keithsburg, ILL.,, June 3.-Mrs. A.
B. Hustin was hostess to the P. f..
0. chapter Wednesday evening. The
chapter had planned on serving
a picnic supper, and had prepared
an open fire for the coffee. Before
the meal could be served, rain in
terfered and the party adjourned
to the Chaafa bungalow, where
they had luncheon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
ANNOUNCE WEDDING.
Especial to The ArTua)

Aedo. June A-AAnouncements
have been received Of the marriage
OF Frae Mcclellan. daughter Of
MI. and MrA l. r Mcclellan Of
Sunbeam, to Kenneth Gordon Of
Altoona. Penn. The wedding WIN
take place 1t The home az TIA
or1dsb pRann Thuraday, Jme 4
A number OF social events hsya
been given In Miss McClellan's
honor. Both Mss Mcclellan and
NJ. Gordon are we'll known in
Aledo. having been students at VII
lam and Vashti -collaeA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
FINISHES SCHOOL YRAR

Aledo, June 3.-Miss Lucille Rob
inson who has been teaching In
the high school at Hillsboro. re
turned to Aledo last night She
will spend the summer with her
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Rob
lnson. on West Ninth street Miss
Robinson finished her third year
In the school and expects to teach
there again next year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SMALL FIRE IN
GENESEO SHOP
Especial Correspondence. }

Geneseo, ILL.,, June 3.-The fire
department was called to the Col
Inns meat market at s o'clock We'd
nesday evening. Considerable dam
age was done before the firemen
could extinguish the flames.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
HOME BUREAU MEETING

Aledo. June 3.-Mrs. Bert Math
ers was hostess to the members
OF the North Henderson home BIZ
reau unit this afternoon It her
home. A demonstration Of a ffre-
less cooker was given by tho home
advisor, Miss Helen Schouten.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
STATE LEADERS HERE.

Especial 70 Inc ArguN.)
Aledo, June 3.-Miss Mary~PacA
and Miss Fannie Brooks, state
leaders In home economies vorh
from the University OF Illiroia
spent yesterday in Aledo. They
addressed the fourth annual meet
ing Of the Mercer county home -bu-
reau.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
RUTH DEAN HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
(Special Correspondence.)

Especial COfreSpOnueHc6J
Milan, ILL.,, June 3.-Fifteen little
friends of Miss Ruth E Dean.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dean, of Black Hawk, assisted her
in celebrating her eighth birthday
Wednesday afternoon. Games were
played and late in the afternoon
fine lunch was served by Mrs.
Dean. Miss Ruth received two fine
birthday cakes as well as numerous
ether presents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
RETURNS HOME.

lopeCldt 10 The AIguB.J
AledO, June 3.-Miss Ida Huber
Of Quincy, who has been visiting
in Aledo for the past month with
her sister, Mrs. Homer Job, re-
turned home yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
TO REOPEN SHOE
STORE IN MILAN
fsvsc,al Correspondence.)

(Special CoFrespOndence.)
Milan, III, June SIX J. Stem
strom has rented the building va
Gated by william Nichols. After a
short visit with his children tn the
north, Mr.. Stenstrom will again
open up a shoe repair shop.
MIR. Stenstrom sold out his shoe
store about a year ago. having been
in business huD tor abo0 tan
years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL /
DISTRICT WILL
HOLD meeting
Communities to Hear Addresses 9,
Cooperation in Religious Inst.
tutonal Work. M
Especial Correspondence

NoRCOAoA WI AVopCiutllCS,v
Erie. ILL.,, June 3.-The followir,
is the program for the district Sun,
day school convention which will
be held at the Erie Baptist church
Sunday. The district comprise
Erie, Portland. Phophetstovn
Tampico. Hahnaman, Lyndon and
Fenton.
Afternoon session, $50.
Half hour musical program
Devotion led by Rev. A. c. In.
lie of Erie Baptist church.
Cooperation OF Parents an
Teachers up to the Teen Age
Mrs. Beulah Buchanan Selby, Ster
ling.
Sunday School Work Duriai
the teen Age"-Mrs. W. C. Davies
Sterling.
Songs by the Mems chorus d
Fenton.
Adults in Sunday School"-Rev
Wilson, Prophetstown.
Five minutes for questions aftei
each address.
Evening session, 7:45.
Half hour musical program.
Devotion led by Rev. Hudson o.
Erie.
Solo, Miss Coster of Erie.
Relations Of Sunday School t.
Church, Rev. H. A. Studebakee
Sterling.
Benediction, Rev. Ricketts,, Erie
Rev. Apologize of Fenton will
have charge Of the congregations
singing.
The delegates will be entertained
at supper by the members Of ths
three churches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
AT HEARINGS HELD
IN STATE CAPITAL
(Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Keithsburg, Ill, June 81. S.
Mayer, George Fleming and Harry
Prick are in Springfield this week
attending the hearings of the Illi-
nois public utilities commission.
They were particularly interested
in the Lantz bill, which is a meas
ure to put the Chicago board of
trade under state control.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Mrs. Leonard Arnett from nea
Erie, left Wednesday evening fol
California, where she will spend
some time with her mother and
other relatives When en- route
home, she will stop at points of in,
terest in Colorado, and expects "a
reach home in about three months
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Ask your grocer about the Free
bar of Jap Rose.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
LEGION IEKTING

Especial to The Argu1)
Aled0, June 2-Eailefans pcst
Of the American legion win hold
its regular meeting tonight in the
legion rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16

iigtous and unadulterntod jazz. in
tcrmixcd. 1t ran from onward.
Christian Soldiers" through to ITS
You and Ilo." America and tho
Battle Hymn OF tho Republic" fur
n!shed the patriotic thrills.
The audience was large and slow
to arrive. 1t occurred to me tina, IL
the concert should last until mid
night. perhaps. by that time all the
audience would have gotten safely
seated. Eut possibly they figured
that there was NO much that Il lit
tie might be waived and enough re-
main. And perhaps they were right.
The Lorillard Chorus. as has been
remarked before. Is now an eStub-
lishcd institution in Richmond. and
IL is largely due TO tho genius Of
Mr. Dart and Mr.. Bowdcn. OF the
Lorillard company. that this is so.
Certainly there is large public in
the city which delights in hearing
the music of the negro sung, as only
he can sing il, and THE chorus meets
that demand. II Is a worthwhile or
ganization. and we wish II all sue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
In Richmond Ia looking


e mas seen $50 often pic
colonial and mite bcllum
u IN utiroot care has bren
'""'" 40" ~. b. Con-
: to DC remembered by tho
SO o. .4D Tor
hey arc planed. Great
hers Of many Of the girls
arr danced before the great
on The occasion Of his last
t'chm"nh. and FoCh IL even
tnan Lafayette, He il the
lhHu'Shed guest ever on
In America, and all Rich
urn ont 10 do him honor
W that welcomed Lafayette
years gone by. Lafayette
rthincd by Governor Pleas
he Executive Mansion here,
small daughter. Nan Pleas
sc descendants are in Rich
Pay. sat on the knee or the
ehchman and played with
braid Of ms uniform.
nces for General Foch Will
the most charming social
ever given TO honor n
Miss Williams.
attractive dcbutantc dance
week was that given last
7by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G..
81 "Sunnycrcst." In honor
ovely young daughter. Miss
ard SHELTON Williams. who
her formal bow 10 society
season. The affair took
N Country club OF Vir-
30 ballroom was decorated
ties of Ivy and trail!n :,
erfpcrscd with brirht-col-
g and autumn leaves. and
Of chryfanthemums were
TT Intervals around the
,hc hall. In the dining
ere suppcr was Gcrved at
q porch effect was used.
orscsh0c 81 cOlorcd lights
entrance. ana drRpcry OF
<" and Ivy covering the
nc buffet table At one end
IN WAS set with a center
fruit ana roscs and great
chrysanthcmuuns AT either
Miro Williams introduced
Gh'cr TO the guests, and
aTSit"A IN =, ccivinc by
u'"r"S. Misses Catherine
HainiSS. daughters OF Mr,
+ l. Rc'niss Tho dchu
% "a simple white ,aneta
de Win AN old -f;ishiomch
I'd che carried It quaint
% varicGuted blossoms,
lace trill and tied with
str"amcrn Mrs. Williams
rcd In blach velvet. Miss
BeIn!ss In a costume Of
ic velvet nni Miss Cyane
gr.t IA 1910 nr.H ,rhl INV
.r,
Mrs John Kerr Branci,
DAUGHTER. Miss Louise
q established At their tawn
AIgugWent Avenue for thc
rths Mt. aud Mrs Branch
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tea on Tuesday afternoon
u Mrs. Hooker and Mrs
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: IN their honor ednes
bridge luncheon at tn.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16
C0L0RtO entertainers
PLEASE BIC AUDIENCE
Lorillard Chorus, With Or
chestra and Band, Play at
City Auditorium.
Ny John Georu, Itnr,I.

Tho Lorijlard Colored Chorus. as
sisted by Curtis Jordan's Jazz Or
chestra, the sharon Band and Il
small but selected group of small
coiored sailors. appropriately clothed,
gave enc OF their popular concerts at
the city Auditorium last nisht. un-
der the auspices Of the local KIwanis
Club. The concert was given for the
Joint beneht of the Crippled Chill
dren's Hospital and the Shcltering
Arms Hospital.
an affecting sight in connection
with the concert was the entrance of
It group Of children. evidently from
the hrst-namcd hospital. some hob
bling In on crutchcs. others borne
ir the arms of friends TO occupy
stage chairs at the right OF the
chorus. They took their places Just
as the concert began.
Tho chorus numbers some 200
singers, the women, In white, oc-
cupying solid block OF seats at the
left. the men nanm!ng them on the
r,ght. The respt ctivc bands. string
and brass. had seats up-stage. They
all came determined to give their
audience It's moneys worth. and, with
a program OF thirteen numbers. ono
w!iI admit that they did.
The program was potriotic rc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16

room. Tho bride" had tho honor of
cutting the fist slice OF tho lovely
wedding cake. The guests drew the
pretty souvenirs. the bride AMI
groom" drawing the baskets of
gold. There wcrc places for thirty
guests.
One unique feature OF the occasion
was the use OF Il handsome silver
coffee urn, bridal present In II, also
the bride wore lovely lace collar.
and the groom his silk velvet vest.
which they wore on their wedding
day, nifty years ago. They were the
recipients OF handsome gifts and
beautiful flowers. also the hearty
good wishes OF many Of their friends,
both old and new.
Married In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f.. Hnneycutt an
nouncc the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mary Eiizabth To Russpii Ed
ward Nanmann. Tho ceremony took
place in Washington on November ..
benefit Cnrd Party.
benefit card party will be held
at the BcnedictIne College tonigh, at
$3.50 o'clock. III Interested are in
vitcd TO attend.
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PLANT JUICE HAS
BENEFITED FARMER
John Bowman, of ChuIa, Va,
II. L. ID. No. /, Says He Is Re.
iieyed OF His Disability.
NOW PRAlSlNG PLANT JUICE
Glad to Add His Name to the
Many Richmond People Who
Endorse the New Medicine.
NOW PRAISlNG PLANT JUICE

One is not required 20 take Plant
Juice. the new herbal system tonic
Tor weeks and months before he re-
ceives any benefit. In order that
skepticai people may be convinced
Immediately. the formula is SO con-
structcd as TO give almost instant
relief, thereby giving the sufferer the
necessary confidence. He will then
continue the use of Plant Juice until
he has fully recovered his health.
To these skeptical individuals who
want TO be shown" the following
signed statement from Mr.. John Bow.
man, who resides at Chula. Va. Or. f..
ID. No. -. will be OF interest Mr.
bowman is well known in this sec
ton Of the country. He said:
i am ~ years OF age and am en-.
gagged In farming-ln fact. ! myself
follow the plow every day For some
time had been In badly rundown
condition, and Plant Juice was highly
recommended to me by friend as a
great system builder. and so de-
clded TO take it. Plant Juice has re-
stored me to perfect health and helps
me TO Keep off old age and it's dis.
abilities The first bottle proved 10
me that Plant Juice was just
what my system needed, and 1t
brought back my health again. am
glad to have the opportunity to make
this public statement for Plant Juice,
as IT has been q 'Godsend' to NO.
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
In stomach trouble. gas. fermentation,
that heavy. distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring. 1t attacks
and destroys all poisons in the blood,
corrects diseased conditions Of the
liver and kidneys and restores them
to normal condition.
Plant Juice Is sold at The Tragle
Drug Co.'s store. In Richmond.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man. and In Chase City by
The Chase City Drug Co.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov. i5-Mary Pick
ord has been shopping over In
Paris.
shown here are two OF her pur-
chascs.
OF course, every woman of the
youthful. ingcnue type viii irnme-
Ilnteiy take notice.
Mary purchased a lot of gowns in
Paris. bat none OF them IL more
firiishly chic than the rose tafreta
tor afternoon.
This simple bodice with the slight