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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

! The time Il coming NhsA u
trained worker is.tAe on1t ons vhc
! viii Be considered. mot only IN the
cxscutive positions. but IN the les
1 ser offices in philanthropic and
civic organixations.~
This il the opinion Of Miss MI
|dred Chadsey. Who has Just edited
. book which might we'll servs a
q text book for those seeking stch
training. Women. particularly
those who are studying conmun-
ity problems with the idea OF en-
tering public life, will want to use
THE Cleveland Year Book" -
guide. Although Miss Chadsey
edited the book and felt there was
q great need for such Z book. It
vas not her idea. She found when
she returned from reconstructieu
work abroad that plans had been
started for such . book 9nd she
took over the work and edited the
book.
Cleveland has been called upon
so often in the past to give help to
other communities wishing to or
ganize their civic and philanthro-
pic agencies that the Cleveland
Foundation aimed to make The
Cleveland Year Book something
which would give all the informA-
ton needed on community organ
ization as worked on In their city.
Miss Chadsey was an excellent
editor for the work, because Of her
experience in civic affairs. She
was formerly chief Of the bureau
of sanitation in Cleveland and was
the first woman to direct . force
of policemen. She had more than
twenty uniformed policemen on
her staff.
It was during her tenure Of Of
flee that Cleveland passed q tene-
ment house code and sanitary code
which were used e models for
other cities.
During the war Miss Chadsey
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Thirteenth Street

Mrs. F. Preacher, 214 Thirteenth street.
says: l mad dizzy. nervous spells and my
back and head ached. When stooped I
couldn't straighten up for few minutes.
! was getting worse until l began using
Doan's Kidney Pills. They soon made mo
stronger and I felt better in every way"
Five years later MIS- Preacher said.
sometimes when have caught cold have
nouced slight trouble but Doan's have mayer
Tailed to give me prompt relief" rss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

Arvid Samuelson, head Of the Au-
gustana Conservatory of Music is
to appear three evenings this week
at the Fort Armstrong theatre,
through the courtesy Of the Nor
berg music house, when he will
demonstrate the reproductive quail
ties of the Welte-Mignon. Mr..
Samuelson will play the List
"Liebestraum," and selections by
other great artists. The instru-
ment is played by Paderewski.
Hoffman,, Grieg and others. The
pianist makes two appearances at
Z and 9 o'clock tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Entertains fer Mother.
Social Ap,oupeemeufa.
CHEMICALS BURN.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 1S.-(United
Press.)-A general alarm Of fire
was turned in from the Missouri
Chemical company. in the heart OF
the warehouse district, shortly be-
fore noon. Dense clouds of smoke
enveloped the district. Flames shot
high into the air.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
\. W. C. A. Activities.


The Newadaha Girl Reserves me-
yesterday afternoon at FRANKLIN
school at I o'clock, with their lead.
er Miss Harriet Darling. The new
Girl Reserve guide books were dis
tributed and hs girls spent the time
looking at and talking about them.
The following rs the schedule foa
summer tennis:
Monday = 6:45-S:45, morning:
3:30-6:30, afternoon; 6:00-s: 90
evening.
Wednesday-6:45-s:4s, morning;
3:30-5:30, afternoon; 6:00-S: 90
evening.
Saturday = 6:45-S:45, morning
S:3o-5:3o, afternoon; 6:O0-S:00
evening.
Courts may be used at any other
hours for practice by members
Membership in Tennis club entities
a girl to one hour lesson a week.
Registration with Miss Dorothy
Rogers begins Friday.
Tie Discussion group Of the Y.
". c. A. met last night. The topic
for the evening was Grace Dodge
and plans were made to bring some
study Of her life into each Of the
clubs.
At the Council Girls meeting to-
evening Miss Nettie Dodge
will speak on Miss Grace Dodge's
various Accomplishments and the
in which she was inter-
ested. Miss Pess Sangren will
speak Of her personal qualities and
Miss Mary f. Adkins will add per-
sonal touchek
At the o. l. C. meeting Friday
night = special program Of five
parts has been prepared on Miss
Dodge's life.
The Hi-Y cabinet will take up her
life at their meeting on Wednesday.
Tho contest entered into BY this
committee ~ to who could secure
he most people to-sead . series Of
pamphlets on the Y. VIC. A. viii
lose neat week. The prize to be
awarded to the winner will BE- 4 sill
Isr locket With the letters Y. W. c.
l raised on it
Circle EltertAhed n Hiss White.
Miss Edna White at her home on
forty-fourth avenue and Thirteenth
'treet was hostess to tile members
4 the Elizabeth Mcmillan circle of
he Gloria Del United Presbyterian
'hurch last evening. Aiter the
BUSINESS session there was Z 10.
~ hour when dainty Refreshments
vere served. Miss Bessie Redd;r
( Fosty-Afth avenne and Fifteenth
treet viii Be hostess 70. the circle
lAnboS n J1Aa ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Dinner ON Sons Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn A. Herbert
OF 1000 Eighth street entertained
at a 6 O'Clock family dinner party
last evening, in celebration OF the
third birthday anniversary of their
son. Kenneth. Purple and white
lilies and ferns In a tall vase
adorned the table center, and there
were two large birthday cakes each
bearing thres birthday candles,
used. Master Kenneth received
many presents.
This noon Mrs. Herbert is enter
tanning a group Of friends at a
luncheon in honor Of her sons
birthday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

~11ry1ce. ~ ,khe community VII
| ~ the 61oen1 at tho 7eth annual
coaventioa ~ The IlIt1ois Hodaee,
|tiea1cf Wonaa's CIuta, which viii
- kel1 q Chiepso Nay q, 3 and
| 81 g - DtnGo hCtal. A forward
l00kiag prOgram for fatnre vogi
h 70 b planned ~ the delegates
rspsooentinG $500 federated clut
vo0o2 q IllinDis. An Opeo forum
Ion AmAricaa ciftsenahip = 70 b {
| pr0minsnt fsA$ure Of the Tuesday
and Wednesday 'afternoun sessions
under the leaderBhip Of Nfs. Percy
PennybAckef u items, and formel
president of the General Ndera-
ton q Women's Clubs. The con.
ventton will opsn Tuesday morn
Ing, Nay -. with inyocsfioh b.
Dr.. Frederick r. Shannon aid m
address OF welcome BY Mr.. Arnold
Joerns, president Of the Illinois
Chamber Of Commerce. Tho re-
Spouse will, be given BY Mr.. VIII
liam H. Hart Of Benton president
Of the state federation.
Tho social event Of the confer
ence will be the banquet on Tues
day evening when. Mrs. Percy v.
Pennybacker will be :Ie speaker
and Mrs. Hart will b the toast
mistress Mrs. Marx Oberndorfet
will have charge Of the music. The
guests Of honor will include the
district presidents Of the last year,
Mrs. George r. Ockert Of Roseville
being from the fourteenth district
in which Rock island and Mercer
counties are located. At the close
of the program, the district presi-
dents for the coming year will be
introduced. Mrs. w. ]. Sweeney of
Rock Island will be introduced as
president Of tho fourteenth district.
Mrs. Harris term as president ex-
pires this year and those who are
being named for candidates for tie
Office are Mrs. Edward}F. Bailey of
Chicago, the first vice president Of
the state federation, Mrs. Duane
McNabb Of Chicago, past president
Of the seventh district, and Mrs.
Joseph F. Nachbour OF Joliet, chair
man Of the state industrial and so
cial committee. Hs
Mrs. W. j. Sweeney will attend
the meeting as district chairman.
The delegates from the Rock IL
land W0man's club will be Mrs.
Charles L. Thompson, who will be
the drst delegate by virtue Of her
ONCE as president, her election to
be assured next Saturday, and Mrs.
W. H. McConochie. Mrs. Allan
WEIGH and Mrs. F.'O. Van Calder
will attend from the Monday Study
club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Second Avenue

Joe Schroeder. proprietor harness shop,
1925 Second avenue, says: There was a dull
misery in my back ard it was all could do
to get through with my work. My kidneys
DIDN'T act as they should and bothered me
q great deal BY having to get up often at
night to pass the secretions. l had heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills 80 tried them
l bought two boxes at Rensston's drug store
and they fixed me up in good shape"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Gixes PartY for Nlrres.

Mrs. Sarah Knanishu Of 615 For
tieth street entertained at very
pretty party in honor Of the grad
uating class Of the Moline Luther
an hospital. Games and contests
were enjoyed during the evening.
and Miss Amelia Dahlgren was
awarded . prize in one Of the con-
tests. Luncheon was served In q
very prettily decorated dining
room with covers being laid for 10
guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Phlleathsa Class Meets.

Members of the Phileathea class
Of the First Baptist church met
last evening in the annex for their
regular monthly business and So
cial meeting. At the business ses-
sion Mrs. C. e. Crownover was
elected vice president Of the organ
ization. The evening was devoted
TO sociability and fancy work with
refreshments being served by the
associate members at q later hodr.
Those who were on the committee
were Mrs. Lawrence Brown. Mrs.
Emil Johnson, Miss Gertrude Robb,
Miss Dorothy Sangren and Miss
Mabel Sundehn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Fifth Avenue

r. c. Beselin. 1924 Firth avenue, says: II
nave to do heavy lifting at times and my
~ork brought on kidney trouble. The chief
.iment was oackache and pains in my Sides
my kidneys didn't act a. they should and
the kidney secretions were hixhIy colored.
! nnaiiy got box OF Deans Kidney Pills
a. inc Harper House Pharmacy and they
freed me from the backache and regulated
the action Of my kidneys"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Flower Mission Coffee.

Yesterday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. Andrew Dahlen Of 82S
Twenty-drst street the three local
branches Of the w. C. T. U. gave
the annual flower mission coffee.
Mrs. F. C. Taylor had charge Of
the meeting and Mrs. B. F. Robb
led in the devotional service WATCH
opened the meeting. A delightful
program was given in which Miss
Bertha Ill and Miss Martina Tay-
lor gave piano members. Miss Lou
Use Menefee, Miss Violet Pascoe.
and Miss Elizabeth Dahlen. read
ings, and Miss Blanche Williams
vocal selections. The first prize
county essay in the Rural contest
by Miss Margaret Unterkircher Of
the Prairie Union school was read.
and also the second prize essay by
Miss Rita Meyers Of Big IslahS. JUS
tin Washburn presented the win
ners with prizes. Proceeds Of the
affair will 60 toward the flower mis-
sion fund. which Is used to sponsor
flower mission day each year in
June. There was large number
Of representatives from all three
unions and the affair proved very
delightful. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
laooabee's Card P.nv

Eight tables Of 500 were played
at the card party sponsored BY the
Queen Bee review, No. 100, Wom-
ems Benefit association of Macca-
bees at Maths hall last EVENING
Ffizes were awarded to Mrs. R M,
Swfsher, Mrs. c. Knowles, william
lIefz and Sidney Anderson. The
All cut prize went to Mrs. III,
AcGrath. Refreshments were
serveo at the conclusion Of the
kames. Mrs. Charles Ohlveiler of
davenport, Mrs. Harry Repine,
mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Sidney
anderson we're In charge Of the af-
fair. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
President State Nurxes Visitor.

fre6ldent State Nurses Visitor.
Miss Adahslle McCleery Of Evan
seon, president Of the STATE Asso-
ciafio0 Of Graduate Nurses, smoke
on The Contributions of thu Pio-
neer Nursee' yesterday afternoon
before the Fifth District Graduate
Nuree association At the regular
meeting held 1t the Moline Red
Cross rooms. At $50 Miss Nc
Cleefy was the guest Of honor At
2 supper party. Covers were set
q 80 Ire long aoape dacoc.sod
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Tickets for Club Election.

Following are the two tickets an.
nounced for the election of Officers
OF Rock Island Woman's club which
will be held Saturday afternoon al
ESQ at the Masonic temple:
| COMMITTEE TICKET
President-Mrs. c. L. THOMPSON
First vice president-Mrs. w. G.
: Oglevee.
Second wise president-Mrs. Louis
CORRESPONDING secretary = Mrs.
William Lavender.
Treasurer-Mrs. C. e Robh-
Registrar-Mrs. J. ]. Foley.
Dlrectors-Mrs. L. NJ. Conn. Mrx
H. W. Temann, Mrs. ]. L Vernon
and Mrs. A. L. Richards.
MEMBERSHIP TICKET
President-Mrs. C. L. Thompsnn,
FIRST vice president-Mrs. W q.
Ogievee. ~
Second vice president-Mra C,
E. Sharpe.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Elm.
beth Barton.
corresponding secretary - Mrs
James Maucker.
Ireasurer-Mrs. W. H. Bedell
Neg1strar-Mrs. H. A. Weld
DirectorsEMrs. Joe McCro-
Mrs. George Kingsburry, Miss car.
RE Gregg and Mrs. Grace Freemsn
The Oriole club of Augusfana
college, Of which Leroy Carlson is
director, will sing at the meetinv
Reports for the year will be riyen
during the business session
Mn. HerricA VI. A. Hostss.
Mrs. O. A. Anders Of sos Forty.
INST street was a delightful hostes.
70 the 7. L. A. Of the Spencer Mean
ORAL Methodist church vesterdav
afternoon. Officers were electsd
and reports Of the various ofIicars
were read Those who were pIaced
President-Mrs. Anna Herr;cr
vice president-Mrs. Eva Smick
Harrison. "e
At the close Of the business Sea-
SION refreshments were served nv
the hostess and a social hour WAS
enjoyed. Miss, harrison OF aII
Forty-third street will entertain IN.
Y. L. A on June ~
Jolly Nine Club Enhrtains
The Jolly Nine Card club va.
entertained at the home Of Mr.
GeorEe V. Woeber. 915 Forty-fIftn
street yesterday Afternoon vhsn
two tables Of, 500 were nlaysd
Three pFises were awarded and "a
Treatments were served at ths
smA!! tables following the sames
On My 81 the card club viii be
entertained by Mrs. C. v. Hendricis
o. so Forty-drst street,
Nine Tables 800 Played.
Court Of Honor, No. 3l a,t.,-
L.aneo n . card party last evening /
y tne Harms hotel. Nine tahIes |
of 500 were played and four nr;.e,
were awarded to those holding hirh
sooreA Refreshments were serve5
u the conclusion Of the games.
Kelley.Saniyun
A marriage which comes n ! i
happy surprise to the many friends |
u the bridal couple Il that OF Niss |
Loretts Frances Sullivan, dsuehtcr
u Mr.. and Mrs.- Eugene 0uliivan
IL S6lS ~Rrnfav e4ro~H N---~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Laydon .ODsy.

announcement IL made Of the en-
gngement and approaching mar
\ rage of Miss Vera E. O'Day of
y davenport, daughter of Mrs. Anna
~. O'Day Of Fort Madison, to Har-
old J. Layden. son o.. John Layden
o. l4lz Bridge avenue, Davenport.
The wedding will be q morning
ceremony at the Sacred Heart
oathedral, Thursday May rs, and
vepy Rev. J. T. A. FLANAGAN will
e0ciste At the ceremony and cele-
pirate the nuptial mass.
Miss Genevieve kibby is to serve
1ias O'Day as maid OF honor and
William Layden, brother of the
esloegroom. will be best man. Fol-
lowing tho ceremony there will be
Wedding trip, and the new home
VII Be at 1921 West Pleasant
street.
The bride-to-be has made her
home in Davenport for the past
1tnree and q, half years, and has
been associated with the stan of the
purchasing and storage division at
the Rock Island arsenal. Mr.. Lay
den 10 = graduate OF the Sacred
Heart school, later attending st.
Ambrose college, and IL now en-
9Ioyed It the Davenport Boiler and
Welding works.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

$3.50 II VISITOR enye : short
internal talk tolling u II work
done through The state oeg1nisAr
tjou. She left last svsning Tor her
|homs IA Clarion, Iowa
Al Csles Ny -
A cake and candy SAle hao I'm
planned, to be held In connection
with the coffee Of tho Memorial
ChristiaH church. which ID toSDe
held NEXT Thursday afternoon, May
g, at the homo Of Mfs, John Spill
ger. 81l Third avenue. Mrs. Spfl-
ger viii be assisted by several o.
the aid members.
Club Outing Friday.
Members of the Black Hawk
Prairie club will Aenjoy In outing
Friday evening when they viii take
tho Sflvis or WATERFOWL car to
Thirty street, Moline, and
will hike to the hills. Supper will
be served at 6 o'clock aud they
will return homo by way Of Thirty
fourth street
|, Entertains for Mother.
Mrs. ]. F. Robinson Of 613 Twen-
tieth street entertained yesterday
afternoon at . simple affair for her
mother, Mrs. Anna Rhoads Of Peo-
ria, who is here for a visit The
guests were some seventy friends
Of the guest of honor. A musical
program was enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served.
Social Announcements.
The o. e. s. social circle win
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs W. ]. Krull. Mrs.
krull will be assisted by Mesdames
Norma Kimmel, Leta Record, Pearl
Snyder, Elizabeth Butt and Agnes
Hirst.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Card Party for Charity Fund.

Lady Elks announce plans for a
card party to be given Friday eve
ming at the club rooms, the -pro-
ceeds to be used for charity work.
The affair is open to both men and
women, and 500 is to be played,
Prizes will be awarded the winners
IN the games. The committee in
charge OF the affair includes Mes
danes D. D. Morrison, chairman:
Journy, Marsh, Lerch and Burgert.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Repeat Play,

The play "Saphronia's Wedding"
given by the Mako club Of the Y.
W. c. A. last Monday evening was
so successful, and there has been
SO many requests for its repetition
that it will be given at a second
performance Monday evening, May
%. at the ~" gymnasium. The
sum Of $50 was cleared at the first
presentation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Degree San bakery Sole.

DoeHoc St8H bA1efy Sale.
me degree stah Of Eudora Re-
oekAh Jorge, will hold a bakery
sale Saturday afternoon. at Reid &
bollman's laundry, AT Seventeenth
street A variety Of bakery goods
mas been promised for the sale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

1rx. Rruhn Hostess on Birfhdax.
Mrs. Otto Bruhn of 2342 TWEEN
tieth avenue entertained number
OF friends and relatives yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Games and
victrola music was enjoyed and in
the evening the ladies were Joined
BY their husbands. A delicious
three course dinner was served at
$3.50 and 9 large bouquet Of lilies
of-the-yalley formed the attractive
center piece. Mrs. Bruhn was re-
membered with many pretty birth
day tokens.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

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Glass Plans Lawn Party
The Harriet henderson, c,...
met in the mems hihie class rooms
Of the First Methodist church last
evening for its regular monthlv
meetine plans arc made for On,
tertaininr at a lawn marty Nth
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atraet Tho ,.ttar n.r+ -, I've a
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Helen Rrown and the remainder NJ
the aven;nr vas devoted 10 r.me.
and chatting Company G. with
Mrs. W. H. Dickman In charge.
served refreshments
f.. Prenuntial for Miss Me(rfnley.
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Frank r Kemp entertained AT a
nrenuntiaI marty for Miss BESSIE
McC;nlev who w;l, hecoma tho
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Farewell for Hiss Eteen.

Miss Joyce Eteen was honored
with very charming farewell par
ty given last evening at Terrace
Gardens. There were IA guests
seated at a very prettily decorated
table and following the lupcheon
the young people enjoyed dancing.
Miss Eteen leaves Monday for Chi
cago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
Jolly Nine Club E.tnrt,ip.
Nine Tables 800 PlaysA-

Court of Honor. No. 81. enter
tained It . card party last eveninr
u the Harms hotel. Nine tahIes
OF 900 were played and four prises
we're awarded to those holding hixh
scoreA Refreshments were server
~ the conclusion Of the Kamas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
". C. q. Msedng Postponed

me meeting Of st. Johns branch
No. 3, Western Catholic Union.
watch was to have been held to-
morrow. has been postponed one
Neek. and will meet on May 26,
TIE meeting is called for 7:30.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18
7. 4. A. Next Tuesday,

rances willard parent-teachers'
eecocia6on should hold its-meeting
Friday Afternoon. but It has been
poeteoped until next Tuesday AFT
erhoon:% A pic sale will be held in
connection with the AFFAIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Salary Raise
Would Help
Pay Up Debts

Seattle wives are displaying keen
interest In the subject what /
would do II my husband got ten
dollar a week raise" Thia morn.
ing's mail brought In over fifty let.
tcrs.
"a Ten Dollar Raise Is the title
OF a great human interest drama
pcnned by Peter ~ Kyne. ~ IL
TO be shown soon at the Hue
Mouse. II II In connection with
the showing Of this feature that $50
In cash prizes Will be awarded
First prize. ses; second prize. go;
third prize. s. fourth and nth
$3.50 each. and five 81 prizes.
Mrs. Amanda Thompson's letter 10
the Ten Dollar Raise" editor reads
as follows.
"a $40 week ralse would just
round out hubby's pay check and
make the sailing Of our matrimonial
graft comparatively smooth. IL such
a miracle should reward my hua.
bands efforts.
1T would take the extra ten about
five weeks to pay up the peslsy little
debts that our comparatively small
stipend has compelled us 60 incur.
After that. I'd try 10 bank third
OF Il. and the baiance--well being
iust ordinary plcaaure.lovlng folks. I
guess we'd use the additional income
for some OF the little joys we've hith.
erto had to deny ourselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

OF tHe prpTIr OF tES pTfuuIuf Huu
romantic state Of Maine.
COLISEUM
Ruth Benick. the popular young
actress who first became acquainted
with Seattle theatre-goers as a mem
Der Of the wilkes Stock Co. three
SEASONS ago. IL one OF the leading
players In The Golden Snare" the
new James oliver curwood picture
which comes 10 the Coliseum saiur.
day.
The fascinating North county.
about which curwood wcaves HIS
stories. Ia again used as the location
for his new drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
IeaA NY Article u
Saturday, star
WE
BOTH
WIN

I am now dcvoting
my entire time TO
my dental practice.
Having now served
the people here for
twenty years. and
made good by doing
dental work that i