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Local Sports

pete Mason Of the Crescent Club
has started trainiCg for the coming
season and will seen be ready 10 meet
the best men in the state at ioa
pounds
Several thousand tennis fans wit
messed the challenge gaTe yesterday
afternoon at tn Wilmington Country
Club between Mrs. Marion Finder
stein Iessup end Miss Aoliy Thayer
Tho former was the winner. and the
cup remains here.
In fast game last evening az Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren, streets Grace
girls team defeated Scott girls by the
score Of q TO 2. The large number Of
fans were not expecting a relay race.
The keystone team of the All VIII
mington League has been strengthen
ed by the addition Of several new
players and will take the field this
afternoon with strong Lineup. Olen
Hackett is now managing the cub,
Harvey Hall, Gibby Patterson and
Emil kemski are r.aying with the
CenterN lille CSid.) team. All are former
members of the National Guard team
cf the City League.
The Wilmington Giants trimmed the
Highland team last evening in a sew
en-inning game by the score of 10 to !
The annual outing of the Brownson
Library Association will be aeld to-
morrow on the Cantwell Farm, about
SIN mics from the city. Everybody
seems 10 be going.
The Y. NJ. c. A. swimming team
have cancelled their engagements
with Allentown and CoatesviiIe. These
races will probably be held in Septom
ber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CApPENrvFRrS CAMP SURF
DEMPSEY WILL BE BEATEN

ManhaEsnt. M Y June 2S-@Tbsre
is deep rooted belief in ths camp n
Georges Cerpentier that the bland
F'renchman win attain his lifelong am
biticr-~th@ worlds heavyweight title
-swhsss he meets jack Dempsey ia
Jer-gv City week from today.
Francois Descamps. the me- lager,
and J. Wilson, the trainer, appear 20
be satisfied Georges Is ereater than
ever Thsv think that he wiz MAKE
Dempsey dizzy with his speed end
will bowl him over FOR the count alnng
about the fifth or sixth round.
Csrpentier in 'hsir oks-inr ,vln be
50 fast and clever that Dempsey viii
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RETAINS HER TITLE
OF TENNIS STAR
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Shows Superiority at Tennis
at Country Club.

Il. a., challenge rpund ~ the Del
HWar, stste tcunts quincy yesterday
afttrn on Mrs Marit Hinderstein
tsaatu. Womons siuflcn champion of
n.nNr retained h,r title when she
Il, n.at ftias Moih Thhyer. fcnnsy'-
tarr - holder "a ell
Nra leaaup showed marked SUI
tatlort, ~ al Icpar.mcnts "f the
.ata ua mckhand strokes were a
.a.Ilr. aaset in irioatng the chal-
lsfsaf rho Delaware champion cvi-
dsuih believed that Miss Thayef
Il tdd ,kteud herself 80 she began
teh 80 thr reel o. speed up her plays.
M, uaul Was that she tore through
tbp fsnnstit8ua defense mercilessly
takmg l,tn sets
Ih, unda Yesterday al the VIII
INJUNCTION COUNTRY club We're IN better
condition. than ever The high tenn
l.i4tutt however affected the piay-
ts ma, than u any previous day.
fh 4u ndaucu was unusually large.
~ hi, nnal round of the mems
anrles Wallaco johnson CNnwyd,
lteuus,l,eun state champion. de-
frltrd STANLEY rearsou Germantown.
"a 49, be1
rhl t1tWNd star anticipated hard
aath q iud started aft Pearson tr' m
h sttl rh, btllmnt form ~ ~. "
.ne hafa1rd 81 Johnson was sup'
ltu Is srr, Nint of the game.
Ihr r.nns,tNhna hampton WI
nttt husN stasint TODAY meeting
M1thtt n th, thall uEc round and o.
t.ndne tbg mrn- doubles title in a
ml.f nsIat MathtN and Wcrner viii
m,,l Wtlm,s lahnaen ana stan Pear
s.n w.
ouA sn. match Va- plaved in the
naNpd duuhl,s YESTERDAY Miss Thay
lnd rhayrr drteatiug Mrs God
IIs. and lahusu1. 6-t 8 a The final
luuma WlI be playrd this afternoon
a.la,k Miss ThaNet and Thayer.
H..aUua stan r,arson and Mrs.
t.seuU Jhe summary
WamtH SmElys challenge Round
N Nptieu Ilndcrstein lessup
U ,ted Mis-. NrIl, rhayer. 80, ell
N.Hs nelys tfnai Round-wal-
U johnson defeated stan Pearson.
t8
Nn Doubles tirni }ound-
s#n N.th, Nsp Nark and T.
prn.ttun defeated AteA
tnJ ryd Edwards 90 eel
AHN.d n.uhIea s.m tiral Round
rH.1g hni rhaNcr defeated
AH .au aul Johnson, tl t3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
LITTLE BEAR, INDIAN
FIGHTER, DISQUALIFIED
though the kovstone Card
Last Night Was a Good One
With Fast Work.
By John n. Cooper.

The keystone Athletic Club smok er
held las, night a. Pythien Castle was
mixed with both excitement and dis
appointment Despite the high tenn
perature . guOdly< crowd fiocked to
the hall to see Little Bear perform ia
The wind-up. This was some go while
j lasted--but L didn't last long.
Little Bear mixed il up with Buckley
McGinnis However, before the fight
bad hardly started the Indian was
disqualified. Referee Jackets fe-
Tusal in allowing McGinnis to con
tinue, believe. was proper.
First round McGinuis went right
after Little Bear. driving two straight
leads followed BY right to jaw. both
Second round AtcGinnis again try
boys going fast at bell.
ing a LETT swing. eth boys in fast
exchange Little P-ar in t9id con-
ditIon McGinnis leads LETT aud right
and goes into ciipch Th-, scconis
x Little Bear rushed into the ring,
cla inning the Indian was butted, caus-
ng I&ttlr Rear tc be disqualified av
RtFgree Iisckett.
TIL balsnc. OF the calendar showed
better results II tta first bout be
tween Toughey Dugan and Joe Dun
dee the former ~ gives the better
81 the fight.
The second bout between 3attling
Barnes and Young Mooney of Boston
be former also won. Mooney, 3 like
v lOokine man. liz not lest long.
wiihir few minutes the rapid fire
"a Barnes sent the Bean CITY chap
5 the corner
The third bout between Mickey
Morris and h. o. Vincent OF Chester
W8s % little interest. Within a few
minutes after the gong Of this start
cr's bell. the Chester lighter was lis
teuing % the sCnE Of the ht~as.
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rtard od the heavy ruahcs aud ter
rido hitting power ~ Dempsey. while
others feel that his wonderful speed
sr.s knowledge Of boxing will enable
him ID evade Dempsey
There occurred in this country over
30 years $50 similar affair Tl.is
was the bout between Charles Mitchell.
champion Of England. weight i65
pounds. height. s feet 9 inches. and
John l. Sullivan. weight 196 pounds
height. ) feet 10iz inches. Just as
Dempsey stands in the eyes of the
public as a wonderful fighter, 30 did
Sullivan stand 30 years ago. The
people believed him inyincible. The
first meeting of these men was in
Madison square Garden. New York
Mitchell weighed at least 30 pounds
less than his opponent, and It looked
NEST sruel and brutal to permit a
KAN u his refined and handsome ap-
Ieara1.e - be slaughtered The
eolice sfo -tNed this contest. Sullivan
tad dsvelopad peculiar trick Of
rorct = h-r man &c thu ropes and ther
~ he hit him, ne would shove him
over. He did this &c Mitchell, but tbs
~@Nt'a a'sA@h anu Atto1htu CulAi-
van Town. and many believed that IL
they had allowed the fght to go 81.
Mitchell might have succeeded IN out
pointing his opponent
Their next meeting was at Chantfl
>, france, March 10. 1888. The
fought with bare knuckles. under the
London prize ring rules This fight
lasted for 80 rounds and was called a
draw.
N writing thir article / am not
claiming anything tor either nan:
Just want 20 show that if a 1aan has
speed. is a clever boxer, and able n,
nit he always has a chance although
ne ma be under weight. ~his an
Plies particularly tc a 1z-roun5 CON
test
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sILyERRRook
SCORE ny INNINGs

silverhrook A. A. !. 4 l OI 2 al
". a II. Traction Col O 4 o O.
summary Hits. of Thompson, s; Schue
81 Gebhart s. Earned runs, Silverbrook.
3 Traction Co, 3. Two-hase hits, Foster
Burkins. Thompson w. DeMoss. Three
bas.s hits. stewart. Gebhart. Home run
Calhoun. Struck out. THOMPSON *.
schue 2. Gebhart 5. Left on bases. sill
erhrook. a. Traction Co, stolen bases.
Silverbrook. !. Sacrifice hit, ,Silverbrook /
Balks. Thompson, i. Base on balls Geb-
hart. 4 Thompson, 2. Number Of innings
pitched, by Schue, 2: Gebhart. 5; Thomf1-
son, 7. Time OF game, ] hour and 80
minutes. Umpire. Tonay.
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SULLIVAN AND
De MPSEY COMPARED
LEGAL Authority on Boxing Says
Difference in Weight is
Not Everything.
ny John Y. Cooper.

81 ~ tHAsA
tpeculation IN tiae
puEilistic world a.
- who will l,e oflt
nexf champion
Dempsey of TAR
pertier.
There arc ma ms
he believe that
m, difference ia
weight. which il
about tJ ~ "a
pounds will hand
cap Carpenter
and that he Will
moi hn able fr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
PRESS GIPLC WON.
In Ball Game With he p. II. Il.
Girls.

About 500 baseball enthusiasts wit
messed the game of ball last night at
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
between the Press Girls and the team
representing the Pennsylvania rail
road, the latter going down to defeat
by the score of to 5.
Both side-line critics and ra~,,lar
followers of the two organ ns
voiced their approval of the ski. dis
played by these amateur artists The
Pannsy lassies played better bail in
the first FIVE inningr and at the end
OF ;he fifth had FIVE runs tabled, ccm-
pared tc one run on the other side.
A feature play in :he sixth inning
~ Miss Parkinson. pitcher, was a big
factor in winning the gsrre. she
was also credited with two home runs.
one with the bases full.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
INTO. Minute Ralilng Leaders.
iale crew rlects Gibson Captain.

ilA Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New Haven. Conn. june 25.-
lanHhorne Gibson Of New York,
fmHs ul iH22. who rowed AZ number
HHf m the first varsity crew, was
elpeita captain of the Yale rowing
feuaa last night. ~ succoe@ Captain
sieph mmd II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Stolen Glove Recovered.

a baseball glove which was stolen
recently at a game between the New
Castle and Pine Athletic Club teams
has been recovered By the police. The
matter was reported by Rev. J. r.
Bicking. pastor os New Castle NJ. +.
Church. who was umpire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
ST. PAUL's BEAT DOVER.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Dover June 25.-In hotiy contest
ed game here yesterday afternoon. st.
Paul's Independents d Wilmington
defeated the Dover teara ~ 4 score of
) TO .. Both teams played unusually
clover bill The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
GAMES ToMoRPow
American league

American floas de.
Va shruptun nt Ncv York
ll6frail af Chicago
81 Louis ui Cleveland
National I.eaRat.
D fton at BROOKLYN
pusharr a. Chioago.
Cincinnati at 81 Louis
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Brsgsvina Beat mInasora

Bridgevilie June 2s-@fn one ~ fha
fastest garnas 81 The season. bridge
yiile's newly ORGANIZED tss@eh7n team
defeated 'he strong Miusboro cluh hF
a score of u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
eroHGrrows sun our
In Lively Csme piih ths xseasl
M. Team

speciai Correspondence Erefg rernlna
Georgetown. June 35--Thr STRONG
Newark md baseball team ri.eaf
the locals here yesterday ana Won ~
the score ~ = % o. fhis ln fbo areorf
defeat administered 10 ire ritrraffa.sn
Athletic club this week by fhs naw
ark Club The sfore
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4. Paul - Gtar.. hanl..

81, l'pafs .nas ncnden:s. under he
E ssi#a anrit ~ u. ~ smith. VII
uHkfl ta Gree .a .k ants 2ttsiEcgn
an4 plAg Warden Fiuwri=r'E s.ar
team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
NatlonaI LEAGUE
eaars ronaY.
American League.

rhlade nshia Al Boston
Washington 81 NeW York.
81 Louis ~ Cleveland
Detroit af shWaEo
National I.ea- ~.
Chieaeo 81 Cincinnati
Hnafou 90 HruoklNu
New York phuadolphl
l1lfr'lure az 81 Louis
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Mrs. Mylas--And - her husband Kind
70 herr
Mrs. Sylyes--Oh. very WhV. hos
mora IKE frisrd than : husband
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TODAY IN sroR.'s.
CIT, Israpn..

Huber VI National Guards, T.
Baynnrd Field. Umpire. DER
hntiscr
klnstlalkn W. Hillrrest. She'll.
pot Park Umpire. Tickets
Fourth Ward va, Edgn Moor
Umpire Hastings.
St liodwig'a va. Highland,
Rockford Tower. o'clock. TIM
pire, II. Cunningham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MONDAYS GAMES.
American eazuc.

Ahl af Hosfur
81 lwur 81 Cleveland
National League.
NeW Nok I'd philad, lphm
piitshurp a. Chnaro.
tlne iunau al 81 Louis.
noston q Hruoklsu
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GEnnnErnHn
Hol'on esllss gqggg t7E n \ AAgl,,gsI1 \ aIi't
NnrarL

Newark on
Erorgetown M q U % r. n N
Summary Earned runs Nerarf
Base on halls ar bradford unNfirf
z Left on baens Georgetown .ss
ark. Ii strlcF uut ff Vr~ffaff fu
pah'nf Hif hw rifehrF fsNnuwav
Passed balls. genrFcfoan nfuisa
Hruadwav Jones' afHF frffIHr nf NINs
boro Athiftic Club
Arrangements have hrrri n.nNe a
have Newark and gerraafown niav
the An-star team AZ snow Ww ma
on July q Newark = arhfTuia1 ~
play the morning game and enc iufal-
IN the afternoon unless ofhar piaua
are made in the meaafira TOE locals
are planning tc greatly sfrenrIhan
the te-r Tor The snow fun r~us.
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why make q LONG trim to reach =
cool pretty spot7 So better place l
the country than Brandvwins springs
Park ADV.
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Du P0NT A WINNER.
In tame with the Hercules Club
Last Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
IN weli-played game last night
at the du Font Country Club grounds
the strong du Pont team defeated the
Hercules Club BY the score 70 20 5.
The score;
NsnIoIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

New that school is over you want to
take the children Tor an outing. Try
Springs parls.--Adv.
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sILVERBRooK wISS.
Defeated action rcsm Ias1 Night
ii &c

SuverbrCok GefeatcC. enc strong
Traction Co basebel team by the
or, of n 40 :. last evening at 70 *
ford ToWa Tnc batting of Calhoun,
III SilVc -bIock, was the feature OF
he game Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
National iearue.
YrsrrRnA,s SCORES.
lmerlcan ieaFue.

Athletics St iioNtnu
AFn Work. a Washington 3.
Detroit ig 80 Louis q
CirNotfnd. Chi ago q
Natlonal ieasue
Nv Aoth Philadelphia,
Ieiftshura ~ Louis 3 90 ms
Boston troablsu u
80 Oaat 30 Cincinnati. rain
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all.wllminpion League.

nrovnaon Va. Eleventh Ward.
Eighth avenues and Duncan.
Umpire. Mcconnell.
South Side istien Va. keystone.
Fourth and Church Umpire,
Long.
Defiance vs. NeiRhborhoud.
Second and dli pont. Umpire
Hamilton.
Ninth ward VS.. parkalds
Harlan Field Umpire, Duncan.
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NVWN WiIIIlIIIE sgDTtI.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Hercules ...s..4...... o O 3 0-5
du pont s.-.@...=z.sz= 3 L o O . 2--6
Earned runs-du Pont, 4 Hercules 2
stolen bases Aiinker. Murphy, Collins
Home runs-Russell Quinn. Double play
Quinn TO Kinsler struck out-By Quinn.
8 by Jones, 5. Bases on balls-Of
Quinn, /. Hit by pitched balI-MilliSen.
Edwards. Strebb.
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RACING CALENDAR

Delaware State Fair Grounds.
Fourth regular matinee by
the Delaware Horse Show As
sociation.
Racing, p. m. Three events
Bicycle racing 6 p. m.
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Suburban Iengne.

NHHHFNNN FIfNHHPs
I{rebs vs. Five Points, I5ins
hurst Umpire, Henry.
Delaware city "a. J1lsmere
Umpire, wintrup,
Marshallton Vs. stanton.
Umpire. Andrews.
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sntnrdnr rhnrrh Ienrne.

Saturday Church League.
Union W. Trinity NJ r.. Bay
nard Field. No. 2.
Scott vs. In manual. Etler
Park
first Central vs.. West. Bav
nard Field. No !
Delaware River Industrial
League. Play-off day
Racing.
Delaware State Fair grnnnds.
Fourth regular matinee hs
the Delaware Horse Snow As
sociation.
Racing. 2 p. nj Three events
Bicycle racing u. m
Tennis.
Wilmington Country club
t;ulf.
du pont Country club.
Shooting.
Greenhlll Gun club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
England BjurstrOm.

Miss Nan Bjurstrom, daughter of
Ernest Bjurstrom, S21 Forty-fourth
street, Rock Island, and David w.
England, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
England. 1888 Ninth street, Moline,
fwere married at s o'clock Saturday
evening at the parsonage of the
Mission Tabernacle, Rev. 8. Holan-
der having ofiiciated Attendants
were the Misses Olga and Gertrude
! Moody and David and Arnold Tor
sell, the latter two cousins of the
bridegroom
The bride was attractivefy gown
ed in fashionable suit of dark
& blue Pollyanna cloth, with which
she wore a Knox sailor and veil.
Her flowers were corsage arrange
ments of pink roses.
After the ceremony the party
went to the home of the brides IA
Their, where a delicious dinner was
served. Pink and white were col
ors featured, though there were
also Christmas suggestions around
i the house.
B Mr.. and Mrs. England will be at
home at 1853 Twenty-ninth street
s Moline.
Mrs. England is graduate
nurse, having received her training
in California hospital, where she
has been until about a year ago
MIR. England is head bookkeeper for
the Moline Body corporation.
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Music Students Club.

Christmas program was gwen
Yesterday afternoon at the meeting
of the Music Students club held
at the home of Miss Gertrude Bran
igan in Davenport Following are
the numbers given:
Quartet, ASLEEP in q Manger,-.
10000. ......- Anna 2. R1sher
Miss Mae Chambers, Miss Meta
Lerch, Mrs. w. T. Water
man and Mrs. John Rolling
Duet, christmas" - Tschaikowsl1y
Mrs. A M. Reading and Mrs
Louis LeCIaire, Jr-
Trio, "a Happy Songf Old
French NoeD ---.-..--....--
Arr. by Victor Harris
Miss Chambers, Mrs. Waterman
and Mrs. Rolling.
Sonata for two pianos 80 Mozart
Allegro con spirito.
Andante.
Allegro Motto.
Miss Gertrude Branfgan and
Miss Lerch.
Quartet. while epherds
Watched" 800. NJ. Praetorius
"a Little Town Of Bethlehem"
.-9.-. Grace Wilbur Conant
Miss Chambers, Miss Lerch,
Mrs. Waterman and Mrs
Rolling with violin obligato
by Mrs. A w. Lee.
Duet, "Oh, That We Too Were
Maying .....-...--.--. smith
Mrs. Rolling and Robert Mac
GregOr.
Good Morning, Brother Sun
shine" .... Liza Lehman
"Giye a Man a Horse He Can
Ride" . GOeffery O'HaTa
Mr.. MacGregor.
Mrs. Alfred Mueller of Davenport
will be hostess to the club at her
home on Jan. 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
Cradle RON Department.

A Christmas party for the MEM
bers of the cradle roll department
of the Evangelical Church of
Peace will be given in the Sunday
school rooms tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3O. The affair is for the mem
bers and friends of the department
A program will be given by the
primary department and there will
be several features for the children.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold its regular business meeting
tomorrow afternoon at Memorial
hail. All members are urged to at
tend
Members of the Woman's legion
will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at legion headquarters A
social hour will follow the business
session.
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EIks Arrange New Years Eve
naRPR

Rock Island lodge, No. $50, B. P.
o. E., have completed the arrange
ments for the annual New Year
eve dancing party. The affair is
to be a dance and midnight sup
per party, to be held at the Elks
hall, for Elks and their friends
Schoessel's orchestra will furnish
the music for the evening. The
dance committee includes Marx
Harder, w. H. Collins, Ed Bloom
W. R. Carse, Glen Westcott and E
H. Freund.
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CAL,ENlDAR

TODAY.
Mr. and Mrs J. H HaB of DawcnpWS
give dinner Al Outing club
Queen Bee Review. Msccabces. nave
Christmas party.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haas and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Rrause of Davenport enter
tam az Christmas dance at Outing club
WEDNESDAY.
Amoo Caldron election
Outing club night
Womau's Relief corps.
Womene legion has meeting
THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. III. l.. Williams and d@ugn-
ter. Miss Pcrsis of Davenport, give hoh-
day dance at Outing club
Nrz. Elsie KiIiing of 2ooz Sfxtsenfh
street. Moline. hostess 20 Tri-City En-
broidery club.
FRIDAY.
Grant Psrenf Teachers association meets
SATURDAY..
Tr-Cdty Art league tea
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OrienfaIs to STAGE Play.

Naiam Sanctorium No. 1874, o. o.
H. and P, announce the presenta-
ton of a new comedy entitled,
when a Teller Needs a Friend" at
the Moline high school auditorium
on Tuesday evening, jan 10, 1922.
Rehearsals are under the direction
of Mrs. F. A. Nelson.
All orientals are urged to attend
the next regular meeting of the
sanctorium tomorrow night, when
the annual election of officers will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
vents
R;h,a Class Meets.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. LangInan, 1oil
Twelfth street, entertained the
members of the Who-So-Eyer DlDie
class last night. The lesson was
led by Rev. Thomas Hughes. There
we.. % members and five visitors
nresent- Following the study hour
refreshments were served. The
next meeting viii be held IN three
weeks at the home OF Miss mabel
Haberthur, 1900 Tenth street
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a birthday surprise party Sunday
evening on Mrs. Clarence Gemein-
hart at her home, 1101 Second
street. Several games were played
during the evening. prizes being
won by Arthur Wilcox, Fred Kuehi.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson, ERsley
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VIII Entertain at Tea.

Miss Mary NJ. Kinnavey of 1929
sklrkwood boulevard. Davenport,
win entertain at a tea on Monday
saffernoon, Dec. 26,sat her home as
q csurtesy for her houseguest, Miss
Dorothy Lingham of Chicago, and
Mrs George W. Scott, Jr. of Daven-
port, q recent bride. The hours
are from to 6 o'clock, and the
quests VIII include a company of
young women.
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Maccahees' Club Entertained.

Miss Alice Filler entertained the
Yozng M2ccabees' club Sunday aft
ernoon at her home, 1890 Thir-
teenth avenue. After the short
business meeting dancing was en-
tDyed and musical ndmbers as well.
Later a delicious luncheon was
served in the dining room, covers
being set for IL Miss Lottie Satin
Of ISIS Fourth avenue viii be host
ess TO the club on Jan. l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20

Hickok and Miss Laura Ehman.
Victrola music was enjoyed, and a
delicious lunch was served at four
tables. Decorations were in Christ
mas greenery and suggestions. The
hostess was left with many pretty
gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
Party for Classes.

A Christmas party will be given
& for the children attending the
classes OF the Catholic Instruction
league Friday afternoon from 2 to
a o'clock at St Joseph's hall There
will be q Christmas tree. A pro-
gram of songs and games has been
arranged. Santa Claus will make
a visit.
Eleven instruction centers have
been established in various parts
of Rock Island since the league
was organized a month ago and
classes have been held weekly
since the beginning of December
There are now about 200 Catholic
children enrolled in these classes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20

The meeting of the Palestine
Orphans Sewing group announced
for Wednesday afternoon will be
held at the home of Mrs. L L.even-
stein. 914 Twenty-third street, in
stead OF with Mrs. Louis Livfngs-
ton The members are all asked TO
attend the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
WIN Suonsor Card Party.

Moline chapter No. 262, Women
of Mooseheart legion, will sponsor
a card party tomorrow evening at
Turner hall, Moline. Prizes will be
awarded the winners and refresh
ments will be served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
Attractive White Tea
4 DrOnS, Csc and sec

Splendid assortment made of lawn,
embroidery and lace trim. Some
have hemstitching. An excellent
gift at a moderate price