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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
IS DARBO LAUKO.
DETROIT, MICH, sausio> 10.

DETROIT, MICH, Sausio> 10
=. Praeita savaite cionai industri,
ia zymiau 6m6 atsigaivinti, anot
darbdaviQ saiungos sekretoriaus
Grant praneSimo. Apie 5000 dar-
bininku isnaujo gavo darbus
Grant iSreiS!Iia nuomone, jog in
dustriios atgaivinimas sinks pa
fengva, laipsniSkai. Ir tik tuomet
zymiai pakils, kuomet automobl-
liu istaigose prasides normaliai
darbai.
Cia TRIUMPH laiku bus atidary-
ia metine paroda automobiliu. Su
tqja paroda, rasi, pageEss stovis
industrijoje.
Uzdarytos Fordo ir Dodge auto
mobility diTbtuv6s. Kalbama, kad
Fordo dirbtuv6se darbai praside-
siq SUI Vasario pirma d.
KitoSc visose vietose didziul6sc
dirbtuvese mazai dirbama. Kai-ku-
riose visgi didesnis skaitlius dar-
bininku priimamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

UTICA, N. Y, Sausio 10. =
Savage Arms kompanijos istaigos
Siandie atidaromos po yiso meme
sio bedarb6s. Darbininku busia
priimta tick, kick yra buve pirm
karo. Uzmokesnis darbininkams
nebus sumazinta. Bet darbininkai
lures dirbti devynias valandas
dienoje vietoje aStuoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
PAKELIA REVoLIUCIJA
PRIZES ITALUS.

sLondonas, sausio 10. Sa-
los Veglia gyventojai sukilo
prizes Italijos karuomene ir
prokliamavo "Kroatu respub-
like" anot zzinip is Ryno.
Veglia dar nesenai ; >buvo
valdes zinomas lakunas d'A-
nnunzio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
PINIGg kURsAs.

svetimu salip pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 sausio 8
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $3.50
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly GOO
Italijos Sinful liru S.52
vokietijos Sinful markiu. la
.Lietuvos Sinful auksinp 1.41
Lenkijos Sinful marlip II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
ROCHESTER, N. Y,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, sausio
10. - Rochester Casting korpo-
raciia su poros miliionu kapitalu
cia pradejo statydinti milziniskq
dirbtuve. Sakoma, uz kokiu sesiQ
menesip dirbtuv6 busianti baigta
If tukstantis darbininku lures dar
bq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

ALLENTOWN, PA, Sausio 10.
New Jersey Zinc Co. paskelbe su,
mazinanti darbininkams uzmokesni
10 nuoS. ir panaikinanti bonusQ
sistema. Su Sausio Is d. dirbtu-
veje darbai prasidesia pilnai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
RUSTNIJA TURF PLACIA
AUTONOMIJA.
il yra Ceko-S -SloVakijos glo-
boje.

Praga, Ceko-Slovakija, Sau-
>io 10. - KraStutiniausiame
rytiniame Ceko-SovakIos ga
le yra, provincial, vadinama
Podkarpatskaja Rus arba Ru-
>inija.
Rusiniia skaito $4,000 gy-
ventoiQ. Jq is visu pusiQ ru-
beziuoia Lenkiia, Galicija, Ru
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sa

NIIRN1NI1HI VI1IO' NHI1N1N'' D0IU-
sio 10. - Minneapolis, st. Paul
il Sault Ste Marie gelezinkelic
darbavietese paskelbtas 5 dienu
darbas savaiteje. Tas paliecia a
pie 1,4O0 drbininku. Nuo Rug
sejo l d. ligSiol paliuosuota apie
,250 darbininku.
Great Northern gelezinkelic
kompanija taippat siaurina dar,
bininku eiles.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, sausio
10. - General Electric kompani-
ia ia, paskelba, kad visions savo dar-
bininkams, iSdirbusiems penEis al
daugiau metu, mokes 5 nuoS. dau-
giau atlyginimo (duos bonusus).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
Gen Zukauskas apie Supieki
ma LenkQ

sas zlnlas aple savuoslus II 9
pie prieSininkus, kad nieko n
praziopsotu ir laillu apsaugd
/, tq nuo payojaus. Tas slrnkuS
labai -sunkus darbas, atsakd
mingas, teko dirbti pulkinin
kui KleScinskiui ir majoru|
Sumskiui. !"
Palilo kareiviu dvasia.
% kaip, gerbiamas wade
Fmusu fronto pasisekimas atsi|
liep6 ] musp karuomenes upal
Kick j dabar yra tvirta il
organizuota?"
"MusQ fronto pasisekima|
labai pak9le kareivip dvasid
il energija. Papilde musu ar
mijos eiles, dabar, reikia ma
nyti, turesim, kad ir nedaug
bet stiprios karuomenes. Mui
su kareivis yra geriausia pa
ij6ga kovai, narsiai mokos kard
dalyku If ismokytas yra pa
vojingas priesiHinkui:"
Buvo didelio pavojaus.
"Kurios pasekmes erase
NUNS is sumanytojo plene
gen. Zeligowskio?'
"Gen. Zeligowskio summary
tas penas, ,jei tik iis bqtq IA
vykes, butu sudares mirtino
smugio musu kairiajam kovos
sparnui. Persk6les ties Sirvin-
tais musQ fronta j dvi daliil
| ivedes ton spragon rezervas,
iiis butq uzgriuves ant musq
uzpakalio; dviem kavalerijos
pulkais, apejes musp kairljl
sparna, butQ puoles is siaures,
ir musp frontas, gal but, butQ
buves sunaikintas. Tureda-
mas keturis kartus dauglau
karuomenes, priesininkas tlk-
raj galejo tiketi, kad jam pa
siseks. Tad aiSku, kad zut-but
reikejo sudauzyti priesininko
grupe ties srvintais, kad is
ziemiu apsaugoJus Ukmerge
nuo jo kavalerijos. Sumanin-
gas Eygis il prieso iveikimas
suarde jo plena.''
Kavalerija - tai vejas.
"Kaip sexes atkirstai prize
sininko kavalerijai atgal pa
sprusti?"
"KavaEerija -lauke, tai Wis
tick, kaip vejas lauke. Kava-
lerija tegali pagauti tik ka-
valerija. siaip ar taip steng-
sis pestininkai atkirsti jai ke-
Ilius, kavalerija issilenks tp
[keliq If pasprus toliau; tili
|zvalgai tepakliuva.
"Gird9jau kaz-kas rugojas,
kad prieSininko kavaleriia ne
pagauta. zinoma, tas, kurs
kick nusimano apie karo da-
Ilykus, to nepasakytu.
=
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

ROCHESTER, N. Y, sausio
10. = ISnaujo atidaromos cia ee-
verykQ dirbtuves. Apie Sausio Is
d. darbai prasidesia pilnai. Ir kie-
kvienoje dirbtuv9je bus, dirbama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

INSVi az IN S"ih NV II
prize C'eko-Slovakijos.
Prezidentas - amerikoniskas
advokatas.
Ceko-Slovakijos prezidentas
Rusinijai skiria gubernatoriQ
prezidentq. Praeito Gegrlz6s
men. Subernatoriu paskyrG
Grigoriiq Zatkovitch. Sis yra
is Pittsburgho, Pa, (Suv. Val
stijose) advokatas. Zatkovitch
.Amerikon buEo nuveztas jail
mas ir ten iS4jo advakaturos
ImokslQ.
,Tis sako, kad ,kuomet susi-
rinksiqs Rusinijos seimas II
Siek-tiek busiQ patvarkyti rel
Ikalai, jis keliausiqs atgaI A
merikOn il uzsiimsiQS ten advo
kato praktika.
Zatkovitch patsai yra Rusi-
mas. Europon gryzo pasibai-
gus karni.
Gyventojai analfabetai.
Rusinijos vyriausiuoiu mie-
stu skaitomas Uzgorod, turls
iapie $4,000 gyventojQ. Mieste
be Rusinp gyvena apie II nuo-
Simcip UngarQ if apie IA nuos.
Zydu. Visi zydai ten uzsiima
prekyba.
So nuoS. Rusiniios gwen
toju yra analfabetai, ty. memo
ka skaityti ir raSyti. Kuomet
paGiam Uzgorode prisieina
zmones Saukti kokin susirin-
kiman, jjie suSaukiami bugnan
muSant, arba paskelbimus is
lipdant.
Tenai sodziQ mokytojai skai-
tosi zmoniu vadai If patare-
iai. Jie daznai nemokantiems
skaityti sodieciams paskalto
naudingp ziniq is laikrasciQ.
Organizavimo reikalais pat
sal gubernatorius lanko So
dzius ir kalba sodieciu susi-
rinkimuose.
Nesenai ,komunistai Rusini-
ioie buvo m6gine sukelti su-
irutes. Bet jie yeikiai buvo IS
ginti. .Ir todel ten nera strei-
kQ.
\NerimavimQ pasitaiko agra
riniu reformu klausimu. Pas
taraisiais teciau laikais dideii
zemes pIotai padalinti sodle-
CLANS.
Darbininkai dirba Vodetijoje
Pervirsis Rusinijos darbi-
ninku kas metal vasara If ru-
deni iseidavo uzdarbiauti ! u
kius Ungarijon. Praeitais me-
tais tie darbininkai buvo IS
Eeie Vokfetijon. Sugryzo jie is
ten parsigabendami ivairiql
reikalingQ prekiQ vietoje pinl-
gu.
ziemos metu vyrai dirba
Karpatp miskuose. Kerta me-
dMius, kurie gabenami dau-
.giausia. Vekietijon.
Rusinija turtinga druska,
vynuogemis, vaisiais, lignitu,
gelezies ruda, zibalu.
Gubernatorius Zatkovitch 50
Eko, kad su laiku toj Sally bu-
sia galima isteigti dirbtuviu
su pajega vandenQ, tekanelQ
nuo kalnu. Tuomet zmonemS
nereikes kitur darbo ieskoti.
I,ondonas. Sausio 10. - I'll
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
Sakosi nesas diplomatas.

korespondentas tur6jo lpasi-
kalb9jimq su Lietuvos armi-
JOS vadu generolu Silvestrn
zukausku apie pad6ti. Ir stai
kas raSoma:
"Kadangi as esu tik karis-
llis ir joks diplomatas ar po-
litikas, tai If praSau klausyti
names tik mano pareigQ sri
ty del fronto operacijq,
karuomen6s tvarkymo ir t. p.
Iklausimais. Ir tuojau, nesigir,
damas pasakysiu, kad musll
karuomen6 yra dabar geroj
tvarkoj, jos upas y geresnio
At /? Il
ir nereikia ir veikiai bus ivei-
kti trukumai ir uzkistos visos
spragos, kuriq kadai ir buvo...
Be to, pabr9ziu, kad labai ma
Ia turin laiko." "
Pasizymejusieji vadai.
"Kas nul6me NUNS, gerbia-
mas generole, musQ sekmin-
gas kovas ties Sirvintais II
Giedraicciais?"
"PaskHtiniai ivykiai, kaip
antai, ViIniaus gynimas, Sir
vintq il GiedraiciQ operacijos,
.dar karta parodo- nausu. ksfeei-
viz il jQ vadQ narsuma. Pa
sisekimas pareina tik nuo to,
kick kas moka ir sugeba tik-
sliai vykdyti uzdavinius. Ge-
rQ-geriausias plenas neduos
pageidaujan1u vaisiQ, jei jo
nemok6si ivykdinti. Sirvintu
GiedraiGip operacijos buvo at
liktos kuopuikiausiai, nors jos
buvo labai painios ir sunkios.
Tai vadu ir, Einoma, kareiviQ
nuopelnas. Yra visa ellie pasi-
zymeiusiu tose kovose- Dau-
giausia pasizymejo 7-jo pulko
vadas, majoras Reklaitis ir to
paties pull1o majoras Kerbelis.
Jie--sirvintQ karzygiai. Dides-
mis- nuopelnas 4=jo pulko vado,
kapitono Variakojo, llurs SUI
savo pulku dvi dienas spyres
narsiai puolusiam 10 pozicijas
priesininkui.
0perativinis skyrius.
"GiedraiciQ karzygiai yra
Oasis pulkas su savo vaduma-
!joru Petruiciu. Majoro Mustei-
kio divizija nemaza padejo O.
peracijoms, aktingai zzygiavusi
savo kovos lauke. Sirvintai If
Giedraiciai yra papulkininko
Adamkevieiaus bare. Turiu
pabrezti to stabo karininko
rimtuma ir sumanuma ir jo
Stabo mokejima dirbti. Tad
dar karta sakau: visos dalys
dafDaV0Sl toSe opefaclJose
taip pavyzdingai, kad reikia
tik gereties. Gydytojai negas-
taudami ejo savo pareigas,
tiekdami pageIbos If neveng-
dami pavojaus.
"Retas kas Zinc, kick tu-
rejo dirbti operativinis gene
ralio stabo skyrius. Tam, kurs
to dalyko neismano, pasirody-
tQ, kad tai ramus darbas uz-
pakaly. Bet tai visai ne taip.
Diena If nakti sedi Is isik77
niaubes zemlapi, su telefono
triubele rankoj, intempes ner-
vus. Operativinis skyrius seka
operaeiju veikimus, renka VI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11

Londonas, Sausio 10. I'll
mes laikrascio korespondentas
is Rylno pranese, kad lakunas
d'Amunzio pasiliekas Fiume.
Jis tenai rasas kazkokla is
torija apie Fiume. II neaplei-
sias miesto, kol nebaigsias sa-
vo veikalo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
WEALTHY FARMER
BURNS IN HOUSE
Mystery Surrounds Death
Of Iowa Man; Charred
Body Recovered

NBJLTON Iowa, April IT -- Nys-
..ry surrounds the burning saturday
ul.ip Of the homo of Orval Doolcy.
u...tpcrous Schuyler county, Mis-
ru.I. farmer and tho discovery sun
fIy morning in the ruins of what is
believed to be Duuicvs ,harrcd
Tho home, built two years ago,
VAS the finest in Schuyler county.
N~. Dooley. who was 49, had 1000
...os under his control. The home
ua. valued at 100000 and insured
TOR $4,000. while Mr. Doolcy car
-led between $4,000 and 100000 In
I'D. Insurance.
Srtrhbora discovered tho rrc
.nnrffv after 3 o'clock Saturday
evening,
when they reached the house 30
V4s wrapped iu flames. They found
several pieces ~ tn" heavier furui-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

consideration by Seyrctar, Davis h.
announced today.
The secretary said hc did not in-
tend Too ask for compulsory urbitra-
uon bat that he would like to see
LEGISLATION which would make &, nee.
css'ry for labor leaders and employ
crs to enter into conference with
each other before any strike is made
effective.
Although acknowledgements Is not
d.Wiulshlng the general miuatri,l
situation is not so bad" said Socrc-
taiy Davis.
The secretary said there is little
INDUSTRIAL unreH thruurhout th,
th" country Labor saved IT'S caru-
row living upon these slviups in
,hES during prosperous times and is
nara Tunes said Secretary Davis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
CONFER ORDER OF TEMPLE JAP NOT TO VISIT U. S.
Ccrcmunic,, VIII BC in charge uf
IlIr Hnst Commanders

The commaudcry of tho knights
T,Wplar win confer the order OF
the temple tonight on "a good sized
class The ceremonies win De iu
charge of the past commanders ot
90, yummuudHry. and banquet Will
hc served iu the Masonic temple az
o. o'clock.
The annual spring ceremonial of
representative said Yesterday. was d
splendid success. Tho largest class
iu tho history ~ tho ormuiMtion
took the work saturday The upNt
ceremonial OF the Grptto viii Ur
held Wednesday. May 10, at which
time 500 mon are expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

turo out in the yard. but no trace
ot Mr., Dooicy Mrs Doiey and an
only son were known 90 be visitng
at tho time in queen CITY.
lt Is known that Mr. Doolcy had
between 5000 and $500 in his pock.
cts saturday evening The body
found in the ruins was charred bee
yond Identification.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

rison drug Ftoro on two nights in
succession. Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Nof satisfied with taking a
lot OF watches the first night. to-
Erthcr with other articles. they re-
turned thc ucNt night and took away
the entire watch showcBao with ml
it contained and also two cameras
uud other merchandise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

special iu rho world.
MORRISON April ll.AU or.
forts have failed thus tHr t1 locate
tho bandits who robbed tho Nor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

The carly hawk catches the bird.
The carly hunter catches the hawN
The Early game warden catohc =
The hunter
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
FIGHT ON
new LAND TAX
Five Per Cent Increase Authorized
by State Commission Opposed by
Farm Bureaus.

An increase of 5 per cent in the
valuation of farm and railroad
lands in Illinois for state taxation
only. authorized recently by the
Illinois tax commission which
would mean an additional revenue
of many thousands of dollars annu-
ally to state revenue is TO be fouebt
by representatives of farm bureaus
and railroads. Protests will he
voiced next Wednesday at a session
of the commission in Chicago.
Members of the Rock Island
county farm bureau in annual ses-
sion tomorrow will appoint a rep
resentative to attend the meeting ~
the commission in behalf of the
farmers of this county.
Farmers will raise the point that
the land valuations have declined
considerably since the assessment
in 1919, and that for this reason
the state tax rate should be lowered
instead of increased A survey of
farm lands in the entire state has
been made to show the general de-
cline in prices of land
They will also contend that farm
ers are not able now as they we're
in 1919 TO stand an increase. when
prices were IS TO so per cent higher
than at present. A third point In
their argument will be that the in
crease is on land only, and that
such a procedure is not fair to the
farmer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
HELP FARMERS.
BY HOME PLANS
County Bureau to Issue Blue Print
Suggestions for First Floor
Construction.

Farmers of Rock Island county
who contemplate building new
homes or remodeling old ones this
spring may be able, if plans now
being formulated by the home bu-
reau organization go through, to
avail themselves of blue prints
furnished by the bureau. Advant-
ages of Incorporating a special
room on the first floor for the trans
action of business, the idea being
to have it so constructed that &C
cess can be had to it from without,
doing away with the necessity of
bringing muddy deposits upon the
wife's spotless kitchen or front
parlor, will be stressed.
The proposed blue prints will
embody not only the business room,
but will give complete plans for a
farm dwelling first floor.
The movement is part of the
home management program of the
Rock Island county home bureau,
and is the result of a conference
held by Miss Lucille Allen, bureau
advisor, and Miss Marjorie Sims of
the home economics department of
the University of Illinois.
The services of Prof. j. W. White,
supervising architect of the Uni
versity of Illinois, will be called
into requisition to design the first
floor plan, and Miss Lita Bane,
state leader, will also contribute
her advice. Miss Marjorie Sims
will hold another conference with
Miss Allen next April, and the
project will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. The idea is to make
every newly built or remodeled
farm dwelling cover every modern
need in its construction.
Miss Allen states that in her
trips throughout the county several
prospective builders of farm homes
have asked opinions about the
proper construction of dwellings,
particularly first floors and her in
terest in the question is due pri-
marily to these inquiries, although
such a. proposition would fall
naturally under the head of the
bureaus home management pro-
gram.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
FREQ LODGE NAMES
FRED SUNDEEN TO
BE NEW PRESIDENT

At the annual election of officers
of Fret lodge No. 16, l. o. s.. Fred
Sundeep was named president
Following are the other officers
chosen:
Vice president = Gust W. John
son.
Recording secretary-Gustaf OILS
son.
Financial secretary-A- W. Pc
terson.
Treasurer-Otto E Falk
Delegates to the grand lodge
Gustaf OLSON, Oscar Anderson and
Fred Sundeen.
Trustees for two years - John
Sandholm, Oscar Anderson.
The lodge will hold its Christmas
festival, as usual, on New Years
eve, in Moline Turner hall. There
will be a large tree and candy for
the children. Ladies of the Assem-.
bly, lodge will serve refreshments
free of charge and a general good
time is assured all who participate.
An admission fee will be charged,
but needy members who cannot
purchase tickets may obtain them
free by applying to the committee,
of which John Sandholm is chair
man.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
CLEANUP DRIVE Is
PLAN FOR CHAMBER

A cleanup drive for members will
be conducted by the East Moline
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. There
are still 100 names on the prospect
list to be selected BIZ the COM
mitteemen.
Members of the cleanup commit
tee are W. H. Permission, chairman;
J. M. Westphal, DR.. E. A. Soule,
A. i. Fryxell, F. T. Shearman. Joe
VanHoe, Rev. William Boaz, S. Z.
Long, n. A. Anderson. H J. Banta,
Rev. W. B. Oliver, Dale Chambers.
L, F. Haemer, c. L. Walker, Jean
A Pope, A. E. Baker, R NJ. Harper,
F. J. Clendenin, c. E. Mitchell,
Emil DeDoncker, D. o. Johnson,
George Speck, Art Johnson, o.
ODell. R. Kennedy, R Cunning
ham, E. A. Gulfberg and Ed Hunt
ington.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
ATTEND NATIONAL
WAREHOUSE MEET

N. B. GosIine, vice president and
secretary of the Rock Island Trans
fer company, has returned from the
joint national conventions of the
American Warehouseman's associa-
ton, the Central Warehousemen's
club, and the American Chain of
Warehouses in st. Louis last week.
The three associations decided to
begin a national advertising cam
paign for which it appropriated
$3.50, 900.
Herman E. Ewert, William Rich
ter, Joseph Schick and George
Schick, all of Davenport, and H. ].
Crandall of Moline, also attended
the convention.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
Pre-NuptiaI Bridge for Miss SLIDER,


Miss CeciIe SLIDER, whose mar
riage to Carroll A. Klein of Daven-
port takes place Thursday evening
OF this week, was honored at a
pretty pre-nuptial Saturday after
noon when Miss Helen Morrison
entertained at a small bridge at her
home, 23o Garfield avenue, Daven-
port. Three tables were surround
ed for the bridge games. The rooms
were decorated with chrysantbe-
NUNS which carried out the brides
colors, orchid and honeydew. The
score cards were hand painted in
the sarne colors and the CONNECTIONS
served later at the tea also carried
out the SUGGESTION. There was a
dainty party gift for the bride-to-
be. Miss Julia Hainsforther of
Winchester. Ill, and Miss Zakor OF
chicago were out of town guests.
Mrs. Rudolph Moritz entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon at
her apartment in Eight Gables"
lit Perry street as a prenuptiai
courtesy for Miss SLIDER. After the
bridge game luncheon was
served.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schwind entertained for Miss Sill
Der and Mr.. Kelin at a buffet sup
per and bridge at their home, 1921
Main street.
The bride will have her sister.
Miss Deborah SLIDER as maid of
honor and Miss Sara Louise Klein.
sister OF the bridegroom, as brides
main. Harold Ochs of Chicago will
be best man.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
Class VIII Give PIay.

A home talent production, "Dia-
monds and Hearts," will be given
Thursday and Friday evenings at
Washington school by the Loyal
Young Peoples class. An orchestra
under the direction of Professor
Ferd. c. Kline of Moline will play
between the three acts and Miss
Eva Simonds will give some char
acter songs Following is the cast
of characters:
Bernice Halstead - Miss Ruth
Park.
Amy Halstead - Miss Ruth
Druehl.
Inez Gray-Miss Eunice Huffman.
Mrs. Halstead-Miss Alice Lub-
now.
Hannah Mary isis" Barnes
Miss Luceinne DeGeyter.
Abraham, bud" Willow
Oberlander.
bright Bradley-Norman Tim
norman.
DR.. Burton-Ray Larson.
Sammy-George Reid.
Attorney-Eugene Jenkins.
Sherif-Loraine Oberlander.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
Coffee Nets Good Sum.

The Kate Hill missionary society
Of the First United Presbyterian
church sponsored an afternoon
coffee Saturday at the home
of Miss Cora McKown, 1896 Six
teenth street, from which a neat
sum was cleared. During the hours
from 2:36 until O'Clock coffee was
served in the dining room, and
Miss Ethel Mae Baldwin favored
with readings, and Miss Gladys
Wilson, accompanied by Miss Hell
en- Tefft Of Davenport, favored with
violin numbers. A display of dolls
and scrap books which the girls
have dressed and made for hospt-
tails attracted much attention.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
Club to Sponsor
Invitation Party
on New Years Eve

An invitation party is the plan
for the annual New Years eve party
at the Rock Island club this year,
the committee OF which Walter r.
Roth is chairman announces today
Only members OF the club or In
vited friends will be guests at the
affair.
Plans are being completed Tor
making this the most splendid OF
all the parties put on in the past
year. Dancing will be the program
at $50 and supper viii be served
at 1880. The dance program VIII
continue until the new year. Res
eryations are already being made
at the club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-12
TWO HOME BUREAU
MEETS ANNOUNCED

Miss Lucille Allen, advisor of the
home bureau, will address a meet
ing of the Coe township unit to-
morrow afternoon in the home of
Mrs. E. ]. Golden, and in the eve
ming will address the Port Byron
unit. which will convene in the
public school at z o'clock and la
ter go to the town hall to carry out
a recreation program
Miss Allen goes to the meeting
of the farm bureau unit in Edging-
ton tonight, where a recreation
program will be given by Max
Spencer of Moline.