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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03

/ AN AUTOCAR chassis with AN express body
Ia ltCDEniIcd as the ideal equipment for
general hauling; we can place an Ovor'
hau'd Autocnr chassis with an express body
In your service Rt q very low price, and
uUun exceptionally easy monthly payments
chassis repaInt,d. tested and guaranteed 10y
Us; call, writ" or phone. THE AI'TOC a Il
LES AND SERVICE co., Market arl
93l stS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
FREED OF ONE SW|NDLE CHARGE,
ROUSN ARRESTED ON ANOTHER

result OF Whats testimony. aH"'hc"
Waryan: was sw"ra out Tor EoliSki.
gregory Dzuman. Polish. OF Ma! naTd'
Ohio. who Vas the man who claimed
Ro,tsii secured sto} from him. told
the jury yesterday that EoiiSAi made
several visits 10 his house. bringing
other men at various times. and TALL
Ing 70 induce him 10 play dice and
cards, induced him TO como 20 Wheeling
with him where they were 20 meet 4
man who re said had sum Of money
10 DC distributed among the poor. l'zn-
man said there wrro two other men with
RoliSk' at tine time they met the ;our7"
man. who said he had $1,000 for the
poor. Dzuman suggested that they
take L 20 the poor house o" thu CHI
L-en's hnma and n general discussion
followed on the street. near the Island
approach - tho bridgeport b. &c.
I7uman had S4O4 with him. with part
OF which he intended 70 buy som" sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN
BANS FERRET HUNTING

Hunters who arc using fcrrcls ana
who snare rabbits had better L." care
mi. DEPUTY Game Warden lE"nrE MahlN"
declared crday. Mr.. Mahik" stated
10 vii, arrest every person caught snar-
ing and rhos" using f"rreis. rs = -
againe, tho law. Reports reaching VII,
Mahike arc that the rabbits AZ" being
wiped uut Cas: because hunters arc
using eats" in hunting rabbits ana
many are using suares.
It. was stated that Sc""" or NOR"
people from Wheeling MAKE trips I" the
country every week 10 catch rabbits III
snarcs. lie states hc had learned IN"
names OF several persons and that hc
intends keeping an rye on them. farmers
claim that many hunters also bag
chickens and that a number Of ihrm
have complained Of losing small pigs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
lies and place the remainder in the

plies and place the remainder In the
bank.
They were al gathered around close
Dzuman sail. and while ROl!sh. held ms
arm one OF the men took his $'Ot an'
threw Il into IN iron bon. he took the
money out &C The box again. Il" s'"'
or he thought n" man did wrapped Il
up IN his handkerchief aud returned II
10 him with the wallet nc supposed con
tajued the SiG.Ouh. He said they t"I
him to go home and then left him.
Fearing he would be robbed. l'zuman
said he went 70 police Headquarters.
Here he discovered his own roll was the
same as the $1,000. a bundle Of news
pIDers.
Tho jury was composed or George Il
Miller. Guy r. Simpson. Martin lark,
K. J. Heuhcl. W. \. Allison, T. W. Mel
lott. David West Daniel j. O'Briil. -.
II. Robb. Thomas hummer, +. ". Woods
and Harry Wheat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
W. VA. RETAIL DEALERS
WILL CONVENE HERE

Tie annual convention Of the West
Virginia Retail Dealers association Will
nc held N this city on February ! and :.
one OF the features Of the meeting Will
be exhibit Of American made cutlery.
This is another development or ne
war. as il was once believed the h'Sh
grade cutlery could not he Su"ceSSInil!
manufactured at home. ana Ercat Inah-
titles were imported from Germany ana
Tngland each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
JOHN VILLA IDENTITIES PRISONER
AT BAR As MAN WHO DE-
rRAUDED Er16 or 81. 200
Assistant Prosecutor wood Swsars Out
Now wArrant-S9rved When
Accused 10 Released

Dismissed in criminal court ycs;er-
dav afternoon on one charge. when a
jury returned a verdict OF not guilty,
John kolInS&i was again ordsred CON
fined 20 Jail BY Judge Alan H. Robinson
on a warrant sworn out By Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Austin V. wood.
Roliskl was on trial yesterday charged
with having swtudled a fellow country
men out OF s404. Attorney John :. Ri:z
represented him. The jury returned a
verdict Of not guilt$. During the trial
John Villa. witness. testified that
RollskI was the same man who swim
died him out OF $1,000 al one time. As
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH MONEY

Cut out ms ~NN. cNCIOS" VIM 90 'I7N
mail II to Foley K 90. @SG5 Sheffield
Ave. Chl"aG". II. writing YOUR na'""
and address clearly You viii r"""i'"
in ,"tnrn = trial pacNag" c"n''imin:
ro'cy's Honey and Tar compound for
-nnEns colds and Group: Foley Kidney
PILLS for pains In stdos and hack: rhru-
matism. hackarhe. kidney and hlsdde7
ailments. and Foley CathartIc "h'cts 4
Wholesome and thoroughly cleansing CO.
thartic for constipation, hiliouSneSS.
hcadarhAs and sluggish bowels. Sod
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
FINDS A BREWERY

Tua, Arlington found = c0m2lcte
brewery. three quarts OF whiSkHy. i
woman and her min" children WedneS-
lay afternoon At 2jll Market street
when he visited the place looking for
tho man OF tho of the house. who -
wanted on = charge Of violating the
federal prohibition laws as a result of
a raid on the place on November 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Some of the Gifts from Toy Town

No. Daisy 500 Shot Repeat
err Air Rifle; lever action; auto
matte feed; blued steel barrel,
with accurate sights; turned
black walnut stock; $2.75 each.
No. big Daisy Pop Gun; a
real gun for the little fellow;
shoots a cork attached to
string: and a rubber ball, both
supplied with gun; 81 inches
long; Csc each.
No. 3-Tractor and Trailer:
toy for the playroom this win
ter and out of doors next sum-
mer; has a powerful spring
motor that winds easily:
starting and stopping lever and
governor for regulating the
speed; length Of tractor, 81.
inches; height. So inches;
Of trailer, So inches; the set
Of tractor ard trailer, S3.9S.
No. 4-Airplane; equipped with
motor and rubber tired wheels.
and arranged to run straight
ahead or in q circle on the
floor; the propeller is driven
by a small rubber band from
the rear wheel: 10 inches long;
So inches high; $l.9S each.
No. 5-Auto Dump Truck. with
long distance motor: lever at
side for elevating body to
dumping position; length, .
inches; Csc each.
Stone krhomaB-r1fth Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
ropM KAPPA SIGMA PI

A chapter Of The Modern knights OF
ST. Paul (kapra Sigma In. Christian
fraternal organizations. non-S"C'afidn'
was organized Wednesday evening III
the Fourth street NJ. j. church. WIN
ten local boys applying for nOcr-
shin DIR. d. II. Jamison. of CmCin-
natl. founder oG the organization, SPOKE.
DR.. g. T.. Alien. pastor Of the Fourth
stree, church. WAS named chaplain.
while Wright HuEus walter Exams ana
s. : Jacobs. Jr., were named as Sp"n-
sUrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Things for the
Home
Gifts If You Please,
or for Yourself

SERVING TRAYS
Mahogany finished trays,
with imitation wood bottoms
covered with glass. Size Tx
I inches. $l.29.
PYREN CASSEROLES
Set in nickcled frames.
Three styles are priced at - 90.
PYREN PIE PLATES
These. too, are now set in
nickel plated frames. They
are priced at $4.95.
ELECTRIC IRONS
Fully guaranteed irons, with
six feet Of cord, priced at
$4.79.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
PLEYLET At CHAPEL

Tho Tuesday evening rraNe" meeting
Of the Eighteenth Street Memorial chap
el will hold their Christmas program
Tuesday evening. December 18th.
playlet will be given hy III" children
Good rulings puntOmimrS. r"rltat"nS
ami musical program in charge OF Mss
Hazel Scamon. selections by other "hii-
dren's choir and orchestra. The offer
ings will so TO tie Near Eas' children.
Mr.. !. H. Kirk Is leader Of this service.
Everybody welcome.
We have guaranteed Typewriters r"rm
$1,000 ur w. s. Studd1rd Il 18th st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
At EDGWOOD CHURCH

\ Christmas cantatA and candle
light service will hc held at the EdG-
wood Methodist Episcopal church sun
day evening at o'clock. y very hcau-
tiful cantata The Prince of Peace, by
]. Truman Woicot'. will be Rendered at
this service hy The quartet and vested
choir. 1t is very mrlol'oHS. with "N-
preston Of deep religious feeling. Par:
one Is based on the Advent. and rtri
two on the Incarnation. The chores has
been doing excellent work under ia"
able direction of Miss Hazel Sram"u.
The White Christmas scrN!rc will j."
held in the morning at IN O'Clock, III
charge Of the Sunday school.
Had you concluded that linulcUm
would never become bright Just Try
lInoleuln on II onCc.--AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
ROaSterS
To Make 1t Hot for
the Christmas Fowl

Enamelcd steel oval shape
roasters, self baSting; in dark
blue and notified light gray,
500.
Aladdin aluminium self bast-
ing roaSterS; 1lXl5 inches at
$4.95; 12x17 inches at $500.
Stone & rnomas-Markst st. Floot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

'.o"o. ligh, nnd handy weigh, b"cf
steers steady to sic luwcr. top heavy
beef steers and yc,flings. $500; hulk.
s'.'b@S.io. bulk tat COWS and hcif-rs.
sS.aoD 100. bulls 2sc lower: hulk si.s0
Hb.SO. calves g To see higher bulk.
N50GeoO.
liogs Receipts $4,000. active 10 10 i5c
lower, top, ss7i. bulk, N.300s s5. pigs
mostly 10 To l5c lower: bulk. $500
: 80.
sheep Receipts, - Gao; steady: few
cholc. dry fed shorn lambs strong to
higher at Sts.O0. native Shorn lambs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
COTTON ADVANCES
WITH UNSETTLED
MARKET OPENING
GENERAL MtRKET CLOSES VERY
STEADY. WITH NET ADVANCE
or ~ POINTS.


NEW YORK. May :4--An unsettled
opening was followed by an advance In
the cotton marget today. ACCOMPANIED
by talk Of probably bulllsh private acre.
ase and crop condition figures during
the next few days October contracts
cold up from iao.s to i3.ss. and closed
Of 1855. with the general market clos
Ing very steady az net advance Of
20 20 70 points.
The opening irregulariiy was due To
unexpected appearance II June notices.
reporting $500 haies. About twenty az
these notices were issued against cotton
that had been taken upon May contracts
Yesterday. and the balance was suppos.
ID TO he against shipments which had
arrived Just too late 10 h. rendered on
May.
June LIQUIDATION was absorbed on a
break 10 iiso. or about so points below
the price of July. however. and as soon
- II was seen that the notices had
been taken care 81. the general marke,
turned steadier. The weather IN the
south continued favorable. leading To
espectations az n bea,sn weekly repor,
from the weather bureau tomorrow
this failed 10 cause any selling Of cor.
sequence. however. and the market
showed Increasing activity and strength
during the early afternoon on rumors
that one of the private crop reports
expected In the near future would ind.
cate condition only slightly above
last year. and reiterate an acreage estl.
mate of about 30 per cent under last
years figures Western and local inter.
eSts were active buyers on the late nd.
vance. which carried July up from i2.so
to 1851. and after opening 81 points
lower to two points higher. the market
sold M to net advance OF 80 10 80
points on active months Judging from
tsk around the ring. Traders found no
fresh Incentive In the foreign news.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Market News
WHEAT ADVANCES;
DUE CROP REPORT
WHEAT CLOSES SEVEN CENTS
HIGHER; CORN iP THREE
CENTS.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 2i-Crop failure
news from Nebraska sent whea, ~aar.
lng to-day although earlier a decided
break In values had taken place. The
close was Hurried o % To- sc higher
with May 'i.'3h To- N;s "a and July
VIA 10 sl.3i 81 Corn gained ? IA
to Dc. and oats SIS To si.c. In pro
visions the outcome varied from un.
changed figures to Ice advance.
REPORTS that the Nehraska wheat
'rop II showing the same morbid dis
eol"ra,ion that has of late been char.
'"cteristic In Kansas brought about a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

wave II huying after midday and mad,
sellers hard tu lind
Corn and oats assembled with wheat
Trad" In cotton showed much more ac
hNiiy than has hecn the rule ~ late.
Ia provisions the effect ~ lower
quotations IN hogs WAS NOR. than
count'r.hahnced at the last hy the
strength ~ grain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

- NV
NEW YORK. May ?a.-The raw su.
oar msrket today was firm. and prices
were unchanged 10 so? for centrifugal
TIE raw sugar futures market was
sssaAy early. hut weakened later under
sel'ne BY commission houses. with final
nrsees u to 10 points net lower. or with.
IN Point 81 the lowest Of the day. stop
No eroers were encountered on the Do.
Guns. which carried July TO s.&s and
sspssmber at an. Final bids: May. ss,;
SuoN s.>s: September. sts: December.
Ths refined market was steady ana
unchanged at Gao to Geo for fine gran.
ulats1.
u refined futures business was con.
nnee TO two lots Of September at $50
o. = points above last nights closing
evsL Other months were neglected. an,,
!insi h'ds were 20 points ne, higher.
suv' August and September closed AZ
SO. and October s.ls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
RICE

NEW ORLEANS. May 24.-Rough
tie" NO sales; receipts e.oi2 bags. millers
receipts same. Clean rice sales ga
pockets; Honduras NJ 2isa5 a., 1895
pockets Blue Rose NJ I bSd3 80. Re.
ceipis clean rice ). 2gi. Bran and polish
unc hanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. MAY sl.-Cattlc. Rcccln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
OoyIIB


NEW YORK. May sl.-The market
Tor coffee futures today lost part Of
ysseeresys sains. ~ q result of reaii,.
ING ~ eh longs. who sold July con.
Heee eown 10 ell. and September to
NJ. - about to 9 points below yes.
seroys best levels. The general mar.
Hes opened unchanged 20 . points low.
~. and closed at net decline Of 4 10 .
p@nss. NAY. $50: July. eli: September
~: Ocsoher. s.si; December. s.ss; Jan.
nary. 7.o&: March. ,2a.
spot coffee was reported In moderate
or'nand at s%c TO i.2c for Rio "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

largely sg.ooifi 1850; shorn Washing.
tons. ss.I5; native springs sis00; culls.
$500: choice california spring. si3io;
ewes. stO0n5.0O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
COTTON


- S0t@0 Trt19
NEW ORLEANS. May ?s.-Decided
@reneth was displayed By the cotton
MARKET today except for period
Ground the opening when price, were
snshsly lower. Covering by the shor,
Interests and fresh buying for long nc.
eounts. based on the better turn taken
~ European political affair. ana the
nree export movement. were hack of
sne RE. which late In the day amounted
10 - TO % points on most active
months. July rose TO is.2sc. Last
prscss we're At net gains of 20 10 10
polnss with July nj 1900.
smah iosses In the early trading were
IN rssponse 10 q lower Liverpool than
ave. When prices were 4 10 7 poln,s
under yesterdays Close with July an a.
li.ssc. the selling pressure ceased and
from then on the market had a gradual
sdvsnce.
The covering was persistent and n
attracted all the more abortion ~.
cause of ring gossip 20 the effec, tina,
the long end Of contracts had come
unosr the control 81 spot houses. En-.
ports for the day from all port.
amounted 20 ?s.?ss bales aTains, only
Bis bales this day last year. bringing
the total movement thus far ,hi. w..k
up To ii<.sss bales against II. 2os DIR.
Ing the ame period last year. Tn.
way the outward movement ~ cotton
k~ps up CAUSED much surprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

NEW YORK, May 2<-Co,ton goods
wsse quiefer today. There was a ten.
dsncy toward easing In print cloths
End csrd~d yarns. Wash goods w.r.
euered az attractive quotations. cool
~sethsr having in,erferred with nor
NAL distribution. Wool goods held
steady.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

IN rut. Mrs.. 81 p. Dovdaf oE M
lias, the conssla tions prise. This
h0stses served ! deliciou11 three
coufse luncheon after the games
and & basket or fruIts formed tie
centerpiece fUf the table, The club
will meet agatu in two weeks 9TH
Mrs.. W. H. gcliips. l4t4 Fifteenth
avenue. "
~ -sr.--- II
Btude EnteltainS fsr HrA SheFisg.
The Btades club gave ) vsey DE-
ligktfni party yesterday, for Mrs.. j.
N. Sherier. its one time president,
MA ". P. Bettendorf opening her
handsome home on Bettendorf
BlaffS for the occasion. Mrs.
Sherier, is Weaving soon for = new
home in Denver, Colo, and the
party was in the nature Of q fare
well. -.
1t took the form Of a noon hour
buffet luncheon. at which 40 were
served. The house was q mass OF
fragrant and brilliant colored
spring flowers and hyaeinths, tu-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

CALENDAR ]

j - 30DAY.
- seais slshssirs. vitA Toscsaani ~
- consouux Davenport.
Mr.. Iecp6g1. oincn Of Davenport gives
fAssws,i for Mrs shesssr.
sAfUnDAY.
4 Arthur KRAFT. tenor. Of chicago gives
ptosfam before Roch islshds WcnAan's
W. r. i. sehroeder .pd Nm. 3. G.
1 1s,ss s.ssrs.in 4 lusessos q SuIins
SUNDAY.
T-City symphony concert q Coliseum.
Dsvehprrt. with Edna Swanson van Haar.
eoutralto. - seioist. :
MONDAY.
Rock island concert by Til City
symphony orchestra u Angustapa gym
Washington birthday dinner dance II
Rock Islapd club. =
Music Students club.
TUESDAY
Just foE Fun preserved At Little the
atre. Davenport.
Music dspartnen. of .Rsck 1sland
: Q; !. G. nembersh)p party at r. W.
WEDNESDAY.
Education committee of Bethany Home.
Arthur Allen and ROLAND Bepdlo givO
dance u Moline Commercial club.
THURSDAY.
Opera Study club meets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

Take one or two Cascarets l.
sionally to keep your liver and bow
els active. When bilious, constipat-
ed. headachy, unstrung or for a
cold, upset stomach. or bad breath,
nothing acts so nicely as Cascarets.
Children love them too. 10, rs, so
cents. a{
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

Gussie Tams, casirn.s
Rowe, Elizabeth Hedbers
Horn. Faye Houeh -;
Myrtle McEike, Beryl Lir,.sS. .
trude Rits,- Mae smith ~
dine NcCane.
Anneance Dates fer c.
The National Federation +
ciabs announces the f.u..z
dates for TIE Illinois state 49,
to be held in Kimball h.i,
;cago: Piano. March /. a
violin. March 2. At > 1. NJ.
lnalef. March 3. At "a. ~.
tfemale). March 3. At 70 8
organizations should h. -.
ed to State Chairman q o.!
Mrs. Louise E. Wager, Sol ~
avenue. Oak Park, Ill. T.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
meeting, Feb. "a, with Mrs. r. r.
Brooks, 4202Hs Seventh avenue.
= Aid Monthly Coffee.

Mrs. L. e. West>opened her home,
1903 Second avenue, yesterday aft
ernoOn for the monthly coffee of
the ladies' aid society Of the Memo
rial Christian church. There was
large attendance of members ana
neighbors and the sum Of $13.05
was cleared from the afternoon. A
delicious lunch was served.
Miss Sara Sampson gave several
vocal selections during the hours.
Those assisting Mrs. West were
Mrs. Ed Lundberg. Mrs. Percy Wi
mans, Mrs. W. G. Edwards and Miss
Fay Booth. The next meeting will
be held on March at the home of
Mrs. Olive Booth, 1923 Ninth ave-
nue..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
Clear ses From Coffee.

A coffee, sponsored by the ladies'
aid society Of the First Swedish
Lutheran church, was given yes
terday afternoon and evening in
the church annex and $22 were
cleared. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Clara Swanson. Mrs.
Axel Swanson, Mrs. A. B. Malm-
rose, Mrs. Alfred Pealstrom. A
sewing has been planned for
March 1 and Mrs. Adolph Peterson
Of Moline will have charge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
Announce Prosran
for Arthur Kraft
Concert Tpmerrow

livery member d the Rock Is
land Womah's club attending to
mofrow,s meeting at 2::a0 at the
Masonic temple b reminded to
bring her ticket, which must be
presented at the door.
Following is the program which
will be presented by Arthur Kraft.
tenor, with Leroy Carlson Of Aug
fustana college. accompanist:
Where Fer You Walk 49,. Handel
Passing BY Old English
Separations .......... Old Italian
Mary Of Argyle ,..... Old Scotch
Nightingale >.........i. Brahms
Secrecy ..........,... Hugo Wolf
Senenade ............:... STRAUSS
iii.
Senenade (From opera LIE Roi
DyS) .......s.r.... AaiO
Nell $3.50. :. ................ f1ure
~.
Twilight Observation-Disclosures Glen
In the Woods Of Finvara. Burleigh
Retreat ................ La EoTSe
Song Of The Open 1890. Il Forge
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

Mrs. Fisher Entertains Club.

Mrs. M. C. Fisher, 1911 Thirty
second street. entertained the Aft
ernoon 500 club Wednesday after
noon. Two tables of 500 we're sur
rounded and prizes were awarded
to the following: Mrs. Otto Frank.
first prize: Mrs. Martin Kinner,
second prize; Mrs. W.. H. Lyons,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
PLAY IN Success.

'Hunker's Corners" given by the
Loyal Young Peoples class Of the
Fifteenth Avenue Christian Sunday
school was a decided success. Ey-
cry character took his part splen-
didly and Norman Zimmerman,
Floyd Shutter, Willow Oberlander
and Ruth Parks we're especially
fine in their roles. The musical
numbers, which were given before
each act, were very good, and the
audience was we'll pleased with
the entire program. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
Ru.v Rea Sewinr Circle.

Mrs. Jasper Lindsey. 3009 Fifth
avenue, was hostess to the Busy
Bee sewing circle yesterday after
noon. The ladies spent the after
noon sewing carpet rags and final
arrangements were made for the l
O'Clock luncheon to be given at the
home Of Mrs. c. W. Hedberg. S14
Notwithstanding street, next
Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
ManY AttenA Card Party.

Lady Elks sponsored q card party
last evening at Elks' hall and Il
tables OF 500 were surrounded. Six
prizes were awarded to those hold
ing high scores and $21 WIS clear
ed. At the regular business meet
ing Of the Lady Elks. which will
be March 3. another one Of the Sc
ries OF card parties will be planned
for.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18
Fathers Night 1t Audubon.

Fathers night will be observed
at the Audubon school tonight and
A large attendance is anticipated.
Al excellent program has been ar
ranged and all students Of the
school are urged to bring their
fathers.