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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-20
FUERTE CONTRA8ANDO
DE DR0GAS HER0ICAS
Fue capturdo q ua siriaco
que u;no procedente de la
ReDu6Iica Mexicaaa
En- una PetaquiIia de Uiaje Sc
= reccgIercn setenta onzas
de 1oTiRa y cocaIna

Tr2ce mil quin.tutoS dj!ares de 0To-
gas hc.'Oic;ts iuercu ccEt!scados el si-
baGo en- Ia t4-de po- los Agcntes adua
males dc estI ciuGad. que las recosie-
ron del cuarto Ge IN hotel ocupado por
un cXtgaajero apeIiidado Hahn. que
procedia de MGXico.=
Dicho cyt-anJero. que es un subdito
insles, pevo de origea siriaco, fue a
rrestado ror los Asentes aduanales
Seno-es Ed. Cotu,a, Laurence Sulz-
bacher y &. &. Mason. Teso-ero del
Departa mento, qu!enes procedieron en-
esa lorna despu6s de haber conpro-
bado q:-c en- una petaquiila del deteni-
do Sc encontraban aproyimadamente
seceata onzas de morfina Y cocaina, en-
ciento nueve botellas de cinco, diez
y veinticinco gramos de contenido ca
ia una.
. Las autoridades resDectivas fijaron
al infractor de II ley una fianZa de
dos mil d5lares para obtener la liber
tad, Y en- virtud de que dicha suma no
rudo ser satisfecha por el interesado,
este qued6 internado Ell II carcel de
Ia ciudad pendiente de! juicio respec
two que Sc formuie por el cargo que
rcsulta en- su contra.
De conformidad con los intornes
que nos. fueron proporcionados por e.
senior Cotula. e. aprehendido es un
hombre que demuestra, por los docu-
mentos que porte, haber v!aiado mu-
oho por los patses europeos ultimamen
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Ell medico trato de impedir el ma
trimonio de Lillian, pcro no 10 logr6.
Tn dia de Ia primavera fe este ano
cuando ella andaba comprando su alta
vfo de desposada, e. doctor IA llam5
por telGfono diciendole que tenia UT
asunto inportante que tratar con ella.
Lillian asisti6 a II cita y su antique
amante trat6 de abusar de ella, Pc
70 reSisti6 vaiientemente y salio de IA
oficina de G!ickstein.
POGO despues Sc celebr6 el matrimo
Mo de Lillian con Mr.. Raizen y una
vez casada le confes6 sus relaciones
con el medico. Su marido Ia perdono
' todo indicaba que Ia pareja iba
ser feliz. Ella cre.a que aquel secre-
10 era un pesado fardo que debla AFRO
Jar de ST, exponiendose a ser despe-'
dida por su marido, lie refir$6 todo.
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OCIABA Y DESEABA
MhT.aR

Sin embargo, de aquella confession y
del perd6n del esposo, Lillian continue
siendo infeliz. Odiaba a su antique
amante deseaba darle muerte, como
IN desquite por Ia ofensa que ie ha
biz inferido al arruirar su vida. Ella
empez6 a presentar sfntonas de To-
cura V fue puesta en- .manos de, un
alienista, quien ha declarado que la
hs- homicida lie habfa revelado que
Geseaba matar al doctor Y darse Ia
muerte en- seguida, pero que Fl juz-
60 que esas eran ideas de una mujeT
desequilibrada, que nunca crey6 que
llevara q Ia practical.
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Y sin ha5Iar siquiera con
el, le dispara un ba-
lazo, priudndolo
de la uida

su ex-amarte, donde Sc presento CO.
mo paciente. DespuSs de alGunos mi
nutos de espera Sc Ia hizo pasar al
despacho del medico Y sin decir una
palabra lie dispar6 un tiro, que 10 pri-
70 de Ia vida instantaneamente. y sa-s
li6 de Ia pieza sin que nadie Sc 10
impidiera.
Va en- Ia calle. Ia hoTicida confie-
sa que permaneci6 alsuT tempo pa
seando por enfrente de IN casa, dom
de Sc habfa reunido una gran null
tisud. Luego, .maquinalmente di6 va
rias vueltas en- torno de la inanZana.
En- seguida Sc dirigi6 su casa don
de refiri6 a su marido 10 que habfa
hecho. Mr.. Raizen consulto con un
abogado 10 que deberfa hacerse. Sc re
firi6 tanbien el case al padre de LII
Ian. que es un fabr1cante, y Sc reu-
nieron los abogados de las familias
para resolver 10 mas conveniente.
Al fin decidieron presentarla a las
autoridades. cou,o 10 hicieron hoy, ha
biendo sido enviada inmediatamen,e
a Ia carcel, despues de rendir sus de-
claracones, en- las que refiere que ase
sin0 al DR.. Glickstein por haberle ro-
bado su honra y la felicidad de su
vida.
Los medicos no saben 81 Sc trata
solamente de una demente que refie-
re una historic de su invencion, 81
es verdad 10 que ha declarado.
La madre del medico asesinado pcr
Lillian muri6 aver, resultas del Pc
sar que lie cause la muerte de su hi
jo.
Lillian, que Sc haila en- Ia carcel
en- un estado de postraci6n extrema
Sc halla halo el cuidado de ma en-s
fermera. que tambien esta .presa por
haber dado muerte, hace meses. a un
abogado de Brooklyn, que dice qua
S-t@ie<&A -,
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Conferencian eli Presidente. y los
ferrocarrileros para orreglar las
dIiitficuItades y Guitar asl Ia huelgo
FL lFEE DEL ELECUTIV0 C0NV0CO 4 la COhEERENCLA
La C0hFERENGA
FoEsmica entre aiputedos y
eI Secretario de Hacienda

TclsCrcm1 EspsctGt para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEZlCO, diciembrc 20.
Una polcmica cnI-e varios diputadOs
y e. Secretario de Hacienda, dc ii
Haerta. ha sIrgido con motive de IA
conven!cnCia del Sostenimiento del De-
part&mcnto de Ap- -oviSionamientos Ge-
nCTai..;, dependieEte de dicf:a Sec;eta-
ria. Los dip2tados opinan que el tai
Departamento debe deSaparecec, TIcn-
tras que dc Ia Huerta soStiene por el
contrdrio. asgurando que dicho cstable
cimicnro evita I'm gran ndHcro dc in
moralid2des.
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Pare hoy Sc anancia un dia
haaedc y frio

NJ. jarboe. Jefc de IA Oficina local
del TEMPO. prcdijo en- 81 boletin de
aver. que hoy Martcs %. tendriamos
CT n CiUdad un d:a humedo Y frof.-
Los tem6mctros.-dijo Mr.. Jaraboe-
vac!laran cn:rc los IS yios ~ grades,
Y habrd IN moderado viento del Este.
cue cambiara hacia cl Norte por la
noChc.
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VOLVIo Y COMPRO
UNA PISTOLA

Creyendo que ell camb:o de china Y
de poblaci6n contribuirfan al pronto
restablecimiento de su salud, el mes
pasado fue enviada Florida De ALI
regres5 inesperadamente el viernes III
tirno. aIojandose en- UT hotel. Al dia
sigaiente compr6 una pistola. la ARE
gl0 honitamente dentro de la manga
de su vestido fue al consultorio de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-20
Los CentrO-ameriCanOs
RESIDENCES en- N'leva
York son quienes ha-
cen Ia peticior
La revolution a favor de-
ex-Presidente Herrera esta
cundiendo y Sc sabe cue
tiene Ell apoyo moral
de Honduras y Ell
Salvador

Telesraue Especial pcrc Ia PRENSi".
NCEVA YORK. dic!embrc 19.--El
Comite centro-amevicano unionisia De
esta ciudad ha envitdo un menSaje al
Supreme Consejo de Ia Federation
centro-americana. que tiene su asien-
10 en- Tegucigalpa. Honduras. dici&n-
dole:
..PeVmitaScNOS Suserir NJ Supreme
Consejo de IA Federation Ce2tro%ame-
ricana que de instruccioneS a los go
biernos del Salvador : Honduras. pa
ra que empleeD Ia fuerza para reSta-
blecer sel orden constitutional en- Qua
temala. La opinion general aqui cS
Que el pueblo de Centro-amer;ca Sc
Iebe!ara 81 esos gobiernos sc niesan =
consolidar Ia union"
El rnisIao Comi;s h1 enviado measa
les. dirigidos DerSona.mcntc los je-
fes dc los gobicrnos del Salvador y
Honduras. coucebidos estos tvrmi-
nos:
Ia opinion DG5!!,a en- este pals '
todos los cent-o-araeriCancs que So
kallaa Ell esta ciudad espe~an que US
ted c:I1c piiri con - debey :nce-yiuien-
20 con tod, eucrS-a para -e>taUrar el
crIien constitutional cM CT EstaGO de
Guatemala"
- s.HUr MANUEL U"r-e'a, Pres.ds2-
e del Co:.:tS. public, uG4 Giec.a-aci5n
nIanifes.arLo que l. Constitution de
IA FeGer.ci5H yraivo-a23"r!cara Gecia-
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS que TO Sc Te"2-
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Colecsado per e! sencr }.
Trinidad Zamud;o, de
Stnnktnn- California:


Stockton, California:
s.. J. Trinidad Zamudio :. 2.25
Mia Camilla Zamudio ..... 100
Sr. J. Ayalos .......... 0.20
ST. Luis Molina ........... 100
Sr +. silva ......... $50
Mrs II. silva ....... 80
Sra. c. G. de Zamudio ..... 100
81. J. MiGuc, Lopez O."o
Srita Maria Fernandez -. l.5o
s.. lose Afer ado .......... 0.50
Sr. Pantalc6n Salcido .... $50
-. Mariana Herrera .. 0.15
Sr. Narcelo Cort&s ..... 0.50
Sr. Serapio Lemus ........ 0.5o
S- p;oriSio Silva ........ e.25
=. Joaquin Enviquez ..... o.25
Srita. Anna Brown ... o.2J
CcIectado por ell scnor Da-
vii Jurado. de Sooronvi-
lie, Arizona:
s.. Jose Marquee ...... 80
s.. David Sanchez .... 0.25
ST. Zacarias +. S:.nchez -. o.25
Sr. NJ. Sanchez ............ O.'o
Sra. Maria E. Sanchez -. 0.a0
S-. David Jurado ....... 200
Sra. Librada c. Jurado 80. 100
Niho Juan PiZano ......... e.23
Nino Margarito Pizano 0..5
Milo Francisco Pizafo .... 0.25
Milo Manuel Pizaho $1,000. 0.25
Sr. Francisco Monies .. 0.25
SRI. Micae!a E. Monies -. go
Mia RoSaura Monies ..... o.l0
Mia JoSefina Montes .--.. 0.10
Mia Genoveva Monies .... 0.le
ST. Victoriano Carrasco -. 0.5O
Sra. Espridiona. Carrasco 0.25
Sra. Carmen Carrasco -. o.e3
Sr. Jose Maria Grijaiva -. loo
Sra Serapia de ........... O."O
Silvestre Heredia ......... O.50
Francisco Heredia ...... 0.50
Isabel Heredia ............ 0.50
Sr. Ezequiel Sanchez ..... o.50
coleetado por ell senor Be-
nito Porras, de Sugar Ci-
ty, Colo:
Sr. Ruperto Peha ........ O.sS
Sr. Miguel Cortinas 5000. o.SS
Sr. Cirilo F. yaldes . 0.9S
Sr Beniao Porras .-...... 0.a0
S.. JESUS E. Cortinas ..... e.50
Sr. Porfirio Calderon 49,. o.4s
Sr Narsarito Gonzalez -. 0.+9
ST. Juan Gonzalez ..-.... o.4s
Sr. Francisco Palacios -. 0.49
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano,
118 N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Yonng Pennies Rally.

The Young Peoples Rally held
at the South Park Presbyterian
church yesterday was decidedly
helpful and DR.. Verkuyle's talk on
Sunday School Methods" was very
interesting. A discussion followed
and the Junior Christian Endeavor
gathered at AIS to hear the inter-
esting discussions. Some forty to
fifty people were served at q $3.50
supper and a program Of impromp-
tn toasts followed, Ralph Lemon
as POSTMASTER. DR.. Verkuyle and
Rev. Marvin Walter spoke at the
evening meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

- her home. SO wsst.. y
strest, Y honor q her -ner Sssss
ter.tc-be. Some fourteen. rs,...
ana friends we're guests.
Miss Jones' wedding colo,. Z
carried ont very PRETTY IN 4, ~ ! !.
oetsiis; Red roses and ~ -
'dsmedils and celendula, NM ~
spring Aowsrs. dainty fayor, -
place cards were in the colc. g
bride-to-be was showered. M =
collection OF pretty and uief.. ~.
and the remainder Of the sft..ss
was spent socially.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Spend Afternoon Quitting.

The ladies' aid society Of the
Second Christian church met yes
terday afternoon at the church
with IL members present and the
afternoon was spent at quilting.
No special business was brought
before the society because the ma
jority of the members we're attend
ing Missionary Rally in Davenport
yesterday. A luncheon was served
and those on the social committee
were Mrs. Harry Hawley, Mrs. ]. ].
Fisher. Mrs. A. S. Fox. Feb. q is
the date set for the next meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
An nay ssv,,,

Colonel Bracket circle = a..
the g A. r. are to have Ia -.
al dae sewing meeting on Tus.ss
Feb. 9, instead Of Feb. Is. a. -
previously announced. fhs -, -
lar, business meeting Is to h N.
on the latter date. A picnic S,s ~.
will be served at the sevi,s -
sion. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

l -
Miss 9regg b Hsstess.
Miss Carrie Gregg a 80 Twen-
itch street, entertained at .
delightful fhimble te1 ye1tef-
day afternoon. onsS Of = series ct
which, she n hostess to small
groups Off friends. Tea was served
following the afternoon Of socisbn-
ity. Monday afternoon Miss Gregg
is giving another thimhle party; Z
Plan for Health PiCtare Shswine.
+ The members of thu health eddca-
ton COMMITTEES 'of the ". W. C.
Of which Mrs. George N. Perrin. IL
chairman planned for the showing
Of health picture. .Byways Of
Life on Feb. Is It the Y. W. C.. A..
at meeting held yesterday noon st
the Moline 7. w. C. A. DR.. Phebe
Pearsall will give . talk in connec-
ton with the film showing, which IL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
.PetersQn.Noixner.

Miss Mable Meixner OF Upton.
Iowa. and Clarence Peterson of
Atalissa, Iowa, were married Tues
day by Justice J. A. Boman in his
Office. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Went
zer we're the attendants. Mr.. Pet
erson is a farmer and the new home
will be on the farm.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Brice.Bren.

Mrs. Anna Breil and william ].
Brice, both Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
were united in marriage this morn
ing at $50 in the office of the Of
ficiating justice, J. A. Boman. The
father of the bride attended the
couple. The home will be in Cedar
Rapids. where the bridegroom is in
the grocery business.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Luncheon fer Mrs. Sherwood.

Mrs. ]. r. Tuckis of 1881 Four
teenth street was hostess at q
luncheon yesterday at the Rock Is
land club. the affair being in honor
Of Mrs. G. H. Sherwood Of SPRING
field, who is visiting here. Covers
were laid for eight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Proer.m for Afternoon Coffee.

A musical program is to be given
tomorrow afternoon al the coffee
which is being given at the lone of
Mrs. John W. Tremann. TAI
Twenty-third street. by the ladies'
aid society of Broadway Presbyter-
ian church, Mrs. E. A. Appelquist
and Mrs. F. L. Mann will sing and
Mrs. Gertrude Smith will give read
ings. The hours are from 8 to .
o'clock and all members and
friends of the society are invited to
stop during the hours for coffee and
sOcjability,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Afternoon 80 Nnh.

Mrs Clifford Stark entertained
her afternoon 500 club yesterday
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Mar
tin Kinner. 1902 Second avenue. In
the games Mrs. Milton c. Fisher
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Bridge at Outing Club.

Mrs. Hedwig fischer. So West
ern avenue, Davenport, is enter
tanning At bridge this afternoon
at the Outing club. About forty
tri-city women are the guests. Tea
will be served following the games.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
TUESDAY.

Blk Chapter. P. f. o. meets with
Nfs. J. In Vernon. $50 Twenty SECOND
street.
villa Guild coffee at the home Of Mrs
d. c. Murphy. 1016 Twentythird street
Sevens meet with Mrs. Florencs
Houghton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Many Attend Rally.

Rock Island, Moline and East Mo-
line Christian churches were well
represented at the missionary rally
in Davenport at the First Christian
church yesterday. Rev. r. e. Smith
secretary Of the board Of minister
ial relief, led the rally meeting
Mr.. Edwards, commander of the
new ship Oregon, gave an interest.
ing talk and also Miss Foster, who
is secretary Of the woman's work
IN Minnesota. Frederick W. Burn
ham of st. Louis, president Of the
United Mission Society of Christian
churches, and Mrs. MacDaniel
Stearn Of Indianapolis, were pres
ent. and gave interesting talks. Mr.
and Mrs. Elan, missionaries from
India, were in attendance. Stere-
opticon slides were shown on the
work at home and abroad.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Mrs, Black Hostess Merry Dosea.

Mrs. ]. A. Black Of 1920 Sixth
street, was hostess yesterday to the
members of the Merry Dozen club.
Tho Afternoon hours were spent
playing 500, three tables being sur
rounded. Mrs. C. J. Sim took the
high score favored and Mrs. John
Scheuermann the all-cut prize.
Delicious refreshments were served
1t the conclusion " the games at
the quartet tables. The club will
meet again In two weeks at the
home Of Mrs. Scheuermann. 100
Sixth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

P1ety 8 YeurtA Blrthday.


Master Herbert. Frink, son Of Mr..
~ Mrs.. Herbert w. Frink Of 1406
llStth avenue. was four years old
ytGlsrday and the event was cele-
MATED 1t . birthday party in the AZ
tefnoon st which ten Of his small
~ friends were guests. They
came late In the afternoon and
were served q delicious birthday
supper. A pink and white birthday
cake containing four lighted pink
candles conferred the table. Games
Nofe enjoyed during the early eve
ming hours, and there was music
also. Those present were, Harry
Kuchmann, Edmund Syt0ltosky,
Raymond Hodson, Hugo Sippcl.
Charles Mckinley. Robert Kramer.
Fred Kramer, Thomas Moore and
Robert Moore.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Recital Is Postponed.

The recital by Rollo l.. Killing,
tenor, new addition to the Angus
tana conservatory faculty. which
was announced for this evening has
been postponed and will be given
Wednesday evening, Feb. is.
MIR. Killing will have an assist
ant on this program, Edwin NJ.
Clark, cellist, who has also been
added to the conservatory faculty.
Mr.. Clark has made exceptional
success as cellist and is now first
celiist in the Tri-City Symphony
Orchestra. This recital will be open
20 the public. 1t is to be held in
the college chapel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Sunday Schocf Entertainment.

The Sunday school department Of
the First Baptist church is giving
an entertainment tomorrow evening
at 1880. The program for the en-
tertainment will be given as fol-
lows:
Selection. Sunday school orchestra
Reading, Mss Margaret Carnaghan
Song, When We're All Dressed
up Like Mother and Father"
Mother-Miss Pearl Gates.
Father-Meredith Smith. q
Chorus-Jane Daubney, Florence
Kramer, Lucille Kramer, Flor
ence Lee. Howard Connell,
Dick Pollard.
Selection ............. Orchestra
Playlet :. Fudge and Burglar"
Caroline-Elizabeth Dahlen.
Edith-Marie Saunders.
Mabel-Mary Gavin.
Barbara-Mae Sudlow.
Burglar-Violet Pascoe.
Musical Numbers ..............
.............. Ethel Livingston
Francis Gavin
.................. Mary Gavin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Bakery Sale Saturday.

All varieties of canned fruits and
'ellies as well as bakery goods will
be for sale at the bakery sale which
is to be given Saturday at the Y.
W. C. A. by the Daughters OF the
Covenant of the First Methodist
church. The. sale will start at 10
o'clock and continue throughout the
entire afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Dlkls Class T. Meet.


Mrs. Alex Naeckel, whose son
Edwin G: Naeckel is to wed Miss
Marion Lloyd Jones ON st. -valen-
tines day. entertained at . very
beautiful party yesterday afternoon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
IA CeIehr,ta Rir.hdaYs.

The Woman's Relief corps had q
very largely attended meeting
yesterday afternoon at the Memoir
ial hall. Names OF seven candidates
wore balloted upon and plans were
made for memorial services Feb.
23,i in honor Of Lincoln, Washing
ton and McKinley's birthdays. The
services will take place in Mem
ORAL hall in the afternoon. The
corps planned for an all day sewing
Feb. 8, and . picnic dinner will be
served at noon time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
sATURDAY.-
MONDA

J Optimus Reading circle will be enter
tanned BY Mrs. o. H. Birkel. 735 Fit
! teenth street.
Music Student club meets with Mis-,
Meta Lerch of Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

The ladies' aid society of the
First Methodist church will hold
an all day meeting tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Eugene Mattison.
1881 Twentieth street. A picnic
luncheon will be served at noon.
and the members are asked to
bring their own sandwiches. A con-
siderable amount Of work is ready
for the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Will Sponsor New Circle.

Margaret Giles circle. Kings
Daughters. decided at the meeting
held yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. E. J. Brien. 2S09 Sew
enteenth avenue, to sponsor the or
ganization of q new circle. The
circle is to be composed of a group
of young girls and Mrs, Walter G..
Murphy was named to arrange for
the details OF the organization.
Mrs. Sam Switzer gave a report Of
the county convention held in Mo-
line last Saturday and the circle
members discussed ways and means
Of making money, but no definite
plans we're made. The sum Of SO
was voted to the Salvation army
fund. which is being used for feed
ing the hungry. There were Is
members present at yesterdays
meeting and sewing for the visiting
nurse occupied the hours. Mrs.
Brien served delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Ben Koch of 1927 Fourteenth
and-a-half street will entertain the
circle on March 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

- - " 0U4keUe
The marriage Of Misses Bertha
MayhAck 10 John Cr0ssan, Rock L.
land and OF Miss Henrietta May
hack to Frank Geers Of Davenport
was = pretty double wedding yes
terday afternoon ct the home Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. G. Mayh4ck. 60s Forty-ffth
street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. F: J. Rolf, pastor
of the Evangelical Church of Peace.
Miss Bertha Mayhack and Mr.. Cros-
san were attended by Miss Clara
Mayhack, sister Of the bride, and
william CrOssan, q brother OF the
bridegroom. Miss Henrietta May
hack and Mr.. Geers were attended
by Miss Emma Msyhack, another
sister Of the bride, and Lesley Gro
nau of 'Kewanee.
Miss Mayhack, wore = suit Of blue
broadcloth with a satin turban and
corsage bouquet of roses and
sweetpeas. Miss Henrietta wore q
suit. of brown broadcloth with Q
tailored straw hat. Her flowers
were sweetpeas and roses. The Al
tendants were In brown satin.
At 6 O'Clock wedding dinner was
served at the home OF the brides
parents and pink and white CANA
tions and narcissus were the table
decorations. Both bridal couples
left for a honeymoon whose. desti-
nation is unknown to their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossan will reside
at 2815 Sixth avenue and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geers will reside at 1O25 Char
lotte street, Davenport. Both the
brides have lived in Rock Island
practically all their lives and have
many friends who will wish them
much happiness. Mr.. Crossan is
I, the son of Mrs. Addie Crossan Of
! 2S15 Sixth avenue and is in the
meat business. Mr.. Geers is assist
ant superintendent of the lumber
department of the Gordon-Van Tine
company in Davenport.