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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
Girl Scouts to Give Program.


/ The Lily troop of Girl Scouts
of the Evangelical Church o.
Peace will give the following pro
gram at the church on Monday
night at 1880;
Organ prelude-Mrs. F. ]. Rolf
Song. 20 Come All Ye Faithful
Audience.
Prayer-Rev. F. j. Rolf.
Dialogue. The Christmas Tree
Mildred Lamp and Mildred York
Recitation, "192I"-Ruth Frank.
Recitation, Upon the Christmas
Tree Myrtle Frisk.
Song, Ring Chime" Mildred
Brust.
Recitation, "A Recipe for a
Merry Christmas" York
Recitation, Twas the Night
Before Observation-Disclosures CaIy-
ney.
Song, Holy Night"-church
choir.
Recitation. Poor Father"-Mil-
dred York.
Recitation. christmas Stock
ings"-Loena WoeSt.
Recitation, "Santas Soliloquy'-
Ina Suffer.
Song, Bells Of Christmas'-Mil-
dred Lamp.
Dialogue, Magic Words'-Loena
Woest, Norma Frank. Dorothy Fro.
dell and Myrtle Frisk.
Recitation. Curious Little Ted"
Marie Hastings
Recitation and Christmas songs
Myrtle Frisk and Mildred Brust
Dialogue, "A Christmas Surprise"
Marie Hastings, Elizabeth Ire
mann and Dorothy F'roCelL
Recitation. christmas Is a Holly
Day''-Lucille York.
Recitation, Why Is It%'-AIsc-
dalene Frisk.
Troop -i-!
Recitation. Santa Claus and the
house'-Mildred Lamp.
Heading 'Bessie's Christmas
HINTS '-Elizabeth Tremann.
Dialogue, "The Christmas CS,n-
ooard francis Ashpole. Myrtle I
rrlsk' Dorothy Frodell. Ruth and /
norma Frank. Leona Woest. Marie |
hastings, Elizabeth Tremann.
Offering.
song, % Little Town of BethIa-
lem '-Church choir.
me offering will be sent tn tho
ioyiton orphanage at HovIton
ne troop will repeat the program
thursday evening at Bethany homo
sheh they entertain at a>partv for
he children. '"i
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- InrtaRlruln Itnta :


MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Sliced Bananas and Oranges
Oatmeal Top Milk
PopOvers with Maple Syrup
Coffee
Luncheon.
Pea Salad Waters
Currant Jelly
SnOwballS Cocoa
Dinner.
Tomato Soup with Homemade
Noodles
Baked Halibut, Spanish Style
Baked Potatoes
Cabbage au Gratin
Dlll Pickles Cranberry Sauce
Bread and Butter
Charlotte Pudding Tea
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
MayhOwer Camn Elects

Officers for the year were elected
al the meeting of the Maygower
camp No. l0l, Royal Neigi{bors Of
america, held last night. The new
Oracle-Mrs. Anna Smith
bel. Ni hihr
vice oracle-Mrs. Anna Dean
characteristics Florence Han
cock. nan
kecorder-Mrs. Mayme Smith.
hecelver-Mrs. Ida Thode
Marshai-Miss Frances Crawford
inner sentinel - Mrs. Matilda
Weber. "
Outer sentinel-Mrs. Sylvia Dun
ayin. u
Manager for three years-Mrs
Hannah Glass.
Pianist-Miss Helen Hedberp
PHYSICIANS Eli Bradford NJ
CHARLES Freytag, DR.. Eta Petrie
installation of the new Officers
viii take place On Jan. 26.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

ably be the next eastern star t,
go to California to make his mic
lures. Alice Calhoun, VitagraDl
luminary, has just arrived in Lo,
angeles to work there permanently
Norma Talmadge's next film vii
be an adaptation of Balzac's "The
Duchess of Langeais." She is IL
start soon at her new west coast
studio.
Doris May will have as her lead
ing man in Boy Crazy" Harry
Myers, the noted "Connecticut
: Yankee" Myers has Just com
pieted a role opposite Alice Lake.
Conrad Maggie has deserted the
Lasky lot, temporarily at least. He
Is now Alice Lakes leading man.
! Wallace Reid boxed Kid McCoy
for the middleweight belt in film
land. The result is to be seen on
the screen when The Champion"
is shown.
A night school is about to be es-
tablished at Universal City. 1t will
be open to any studio employe.
The Land of the Lost" by
Courtney Riley Cooper, will be
harry Carey's next story. He has
Just completed Man to Man"
Little Richard Hedrick, one of
the most popular child screen ac-
tors, is to be starred by Louise B.
Mayer.
Pauline Frederick's latest lead
ing man, Tom Santschi. will proba-
bly play opposite her in her next
picture. He is vacationing in the
mountains.
Theodore koslof, just returned
from a hunting trip, has brought
back with him the pelt of a 49,
pound wildcat which he himself
Vera Steadman, one of the Chris
tie comedy stars, has become the
mother of twins. She is the wife of
JACK Taylor, a musician.
Marguerite Snow. wife of the di-
rector, James lCruze, has returned /
from Jacksonville, Fla. where She /
played IN picture. Her eight
year-old daughter, Julie, accom-
panied her.
Enide Bennett is to play for a
Nllle On the legitimate stage with
Los Angeles repertoire company,
ne harlequin Players. She will be
presented in d one-act playlet.
Ioette Tyler, once famous Broad
way star. is the director.
VIOLA Dana has brought a home
n the Hollywood foothills. She is
wing there with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Flu
.arth. Her sister. Shirley Mason.
mentioning in the east.
Nazlmoya, now heading her own
reductions, is producing a gener-
MED version of Ibsen's "A Doll
louse The cast includes Alan
Iale, Wedgewood NOVEL;. Nigel ,
e Brullier, Florence Fisher. EIinor
liver and Cara Lee. ,
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Club Christmas Partr-

Mrs. Elsie Killing of 2002 Six.
teenth street, Moline, was hostess
10 the members of the Tri-City En-
broidery club at the annual Christ
mas party yesterday afternoon,
mere were Il members present,
and after exchanging valuable sug-
gestions over their fancy work dnr-
ing the early afternoon each MEM
per received a Christmas present
instead OF the usual grab bag plan.
Tue glftS were spread under a cloth
on a table, and TO each was at
tached ribbon. The women drew
their gifts.
AT O'Clock a delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess who
was assisted b. Mrs. /. Ehrismen
christmas season suggestions were
ued about the rooms. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
the place to be announced later.
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DR.. Schaefer to Marrv.

Announcement of the engage
ment OF DR.. Waldo A. Schaefer
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Schaefer
OF 2z30 Scott street, Davenport. To
MISS Ida Shand OF Springfield has
been made. DR.. Schaefer is ar
present located at Bennett. Iowa
MISS Shand is the daughter of Col
onei Richings ]. Shand. assistant
ad1utant general of Illinois NJ
oate has been set for the wedding
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Mystic Workers Dance

Arsenal lodge. No. 1885. Mystic
workers Of the World, will give a
Gance this evening at Odd Fellows
nan. Music VIII be furnished nv
Evans jazz orchestra. 1t is an
honnced that a large baby doll will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
Sugge StioDS.


inexpensive Toy-How TO make
an inexpensive toy, which kiddies
are delighted with:
Five cents worth of unroasted
peanuts makes several peanut men
. Use fine pliable wire Cut three
/ lengths. Turn up the ends of each
wire at one end.
! Use two small nuts with the shell
Z for the feet. then long ones for the
legs. Pick out the largest ones for
the body.
After the legs are strung, put
both wires together through the
large one for the body; then a
smaller one for the wire to go
! through for the arms; then the
head ia round One). Put the wire
for the arms through the upper nut
Of the body, and two nuts on each
side and two small ones for the
hands.
With pen and ink make eyes, nose
and mouth
Both wires to go through body
and head fasten on top.
These are fine for a Christmas
tree; tcan be dressed in crepe paper.
Children like them as well as an
expensive toy
To make kitchen holders that are
always at your finger ends. make
two square holders of any desired
material, sew a small curtain ring
in one corner. to these attach a
piece of tape which is just long
enough TO reach from one hand to
the other. Put it around neck and
your holders are at your service.
Keep with ironing board at pad. |
thick and of convenient size, made f;
of large Turkish bath towel. When |
you iron a shirtwaist> finished with !
buttons, ors>dress with hooks and |
eyes, place them on this heavy pad |
and iron in the same way that you
press heavy embroidery, for whichY
you also use this same pad. The
result is all that one can ask forA
It is quite as necessary to store
linens carefully as it is woolens.
The least dampness is absorbed by
linen and may cause miIdew. Linen
should be neatly and evenly folded
when irOned. but not pressed on /
he creases with the iron. Wrap 1
n dark blue tissue paper to pre- /
serve the wilderness and wrap again L
II several thicknesses of newsDs-i
'er to make dust proof Put away
n dry place. Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

! tomatoes, six large onions, two and
! one-half quarts vinegar. one-fourth
| pound white mustard seed, one
fourth pound celery seed, two
! pounds sugar, one-haIf tablespoon
I each cloves, ginger, cinnamon, all
spice and. black pepper, one cup of
salt, two quarts water.
Chop tomatoes fine and sprinkle
over them the salt. Let stand over
night, then drain and boil one-hif
hour in two quarts water and one
pint vinegar. Drain again and add
the onions chopped fine Add re-
mainder of vinegar, sugar and
spices and boil one-half hour. Seal
in glass jars.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Tomorrow afternoon the Blue
Triangle club will entertain some
one hundred children of the West
End Settlement at a Christmas
party in the gymnasium. The af-
fair will stare at 2:30.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

. IA - W. oaSulul. Ia
naa tnls girl on my mind ever s. =
the first time l saw her slla
pretty good sort of fellow a@
sport OF any kind. am M, "a. .-l'
ana VIII go any place. but i,
that every time l see her ~ -
Lots OF times | make mn .,1.. U.S.
mat l will ask her for a d. ~
tneh for steady company tbs a
time | see her, but when w ny Ger
l haven't the nerve. l tao, -.5s
! likes me. A'oS ssiI
AS FAR as my eyes can 500
= tnink that l could get a better :. -
IN my life. We are both az
Is and Of the same religion w.
er OF us is rich nor poor. ''s'2
!, r. i LINN
fui, because there is no rassa 49,
the world why you should me-,
enjoying yourself with the 49,
lady you admire so much H. "a
are too shy TO speak 10 her AZ 4;
~ | would suggest that vor ~.
her a note and invite her 10 ny
some entertainment with Won
not mention steady comD.,l,
Simply go with the girl rntiI
feel sure that YOU want IN ~. ~.
her or that you do NOT war ma
marry her If you care az nn
LOT her after better acuuaints,o.
ask her to marry you.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON. 7 A..
girl of II and have been going ~ ~
a fellow of "a. l love him 5ss-,-
and he loves me. but nv foIts
not want me to go with him NJ
l am going with a fellow OF l7s5s
my folks seem to like him T ~
but l don't like him as VAL
as | do the other fellow. Tbis ~
er fellow wants me to go with hin
What shall I do? 4'--
WORRIEDNESs
You are so young that I wopls
you to rely upon the iu9r.
ment Of your parents. Thew
not want you to go with the ols,.
young man because they are afrs9
you will care too much far NV b;~
and 1t viii deprive you of The n,
rlety Of friends which are vO,,r An.
~ the age of II. l would srpgo.,
mat you go with both bovs !.
trends If your parents are Willing
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am
married woman of p and bav,.
leen married to a man of al IN,
he last II years. He is as mean gs
le can be to me. We have tue
iris of Il and 10. 1 do INV duty
S a good wife. I have been WORK.
ng for the last three years to helr
i'm and have had to keen I'm tho
ouse, too. At nights | take mn.
&c lessons. He accuses ma of he.
lg out with other men and saws
m liar il say I haven't. don't
S much as look at another
ian. He won't take me any
lace. but goes alone. On one o.
aston he got drunk. I told him il
as wrong and he kicked me 50
lat | was lame for a month.
Do you think | could get q III
orce from him? He says he vii
ght me and take the girls away
ON me. l am not happy With
i'm for he never talks to me ex-
ept when he fusses ar me. I know
could live without him Tor [ make
2 d week and he makes SIG. I
ave kept myself and the girls for
20 years. FRIEND 8. s.
Yes, l would advise you TO get a
vOrce. 1t is not right tina. you
lOuld work so hard TO make lir-
g for yourself and daughters and
en- stand abuse from your hus-
md. Talk the matter over with a
wyer. l am sure he viii tell YOU
at no court will take your dough.
rs away from you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Ny boy |
lend is angry because / went
it'll another boy. We are not en-
.ged. Should / apologize
GRACE.
Do not apologize because ven
d nothing wrong
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
CALENDAR
TODAY.
Grant Parent-Teschers' association meets

Grant Parent-Teschers' association meets
MONDAY
Annual childrens party at Outing club
Davenport.
TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Won Maur of Daven-
port give young peoples dance al Outing
club for their daughter, Miss Josephine
and Richard Won Aaur.
WEDNESDAY.
Cornell University Musical GIeeS concert
At Fort Armstrong theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs /. S. White entertain at
dinner at The Lindens' for group Of
Cornell men.
Mrs. Burton F. Peek of Moline enter
tains group visiting Cornell men at the
dansant at Rock Island Arsenal Golf club
from to 5:30 O'Clock.
Stag dinner at Davenport Chamber of
Commerce for 80 Cornell men by TTi-City
Cornell Alumni.
Dance at Hotel Dlackhawk following
concert BY CoNpelI clubs for visitors and
tri-city young people,
Rock Island high -school alumni holiday
dance at Rock Island club.
at home OF Mrs. C. r. Livingston. Day-
export.
Club night dinner dance at Davenport
Outing club.
THURSDAY
Temple Center of Temple Emanuel
cabaret dance at Hotel BIackhawk, Dav-
export.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Christmas Savings Club, all
classes now open. Rock Island
Savings Bank ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
We Hear:

Anita Stewart and her husband
ana business manager, Rudolph
cameron, returned from their va
cation at their Bayshore, L. L. hon1e
last week and are now domiciled a
me Beverly Hills hotel. Miss
stewart is feeling wonderfulIy
rested, she says. and ready IN
plunge into her seasons work. She
IS looking like a million dollars To
use the yernacular, more lovely If
mat be possible, than when she left
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Dear Mrs. Thompson Ny boy
friend is angry because / went
with another how We are not en-
gagged. Should I apologize
GRACE.
Do not apologize because ven
did nothing wrong.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Won Maur of Daven-
port give young peoples dance at Outing
club for their daughter, Miss Josephine
and Richard Won Aaur.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Temple Center of Temple Emanuel
cabaret dance at Hotel BIackhawk, Dav-
export.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I An
girl OF II and have been going VII,
a fellow of "a. l love him dss,i-
ana he loves me, but my folks i,
not want me to go with him M
l am going with a fellow OF 17s,s
my folks seem to like him 1 -.
much, but l don't like him as val
as | do the other fellow. This ~, ~
er fellow wants me to go with him
What shall l do? ~'-1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
TUESDAY,

Annual chiIdren's party at Outing ell
Davenport.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
GIVE SHOWER PARTY
FOR MISS HANDY

In honor OF the approaching we'd
ding Of Miss Gertrude Handy and
Charles r. Lynn. the bride-to- be
was given a miscellaneous shower
last evening at the Lambros restaur-
ant by a number Of friends. Miss
Handy received pretty gifts. The
evening was spent in dancing and a
supper was served.
Miss Handy is a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel w. Hanbv. 1917
Monroe street Her wedding will
take place at the Handy home Al
noon on Saturday. the Rev e. II.
Collins. pastor Of Trinity M. 10
Church, officiating. Mr.. Lynn il an
employe OF the Pennsylvania railroad
and has many friends in this city
Following the ceremony the counls
viii leave on Saturday for Albany
the Thousand Islands and Niagara
Falls.
Among those present last nieb,
were Mrs. Gertrude Patton. Mis-,
Violet Livingston. Mrs. Charles New
conner, Mrs. Thomas Saunders. Mis-,
He'll, Mrs. II. M. Brown OF I,ancas
ter Pa, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Fran
Jones. Mrs. S. w. Handy. Mrs. Al
bert Miller. Mrs. F. b. Lank Mis-
Anna Hefner, and Miss Elizabetl
strahl.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
DELAWARE TRUST
HAS ST. GEORGES BANK

In response to requests from a
large number Of residents Of St
Georges and the surrounding COM
munity the Delware Trust Com
pany announces the opening of a
new bank at that point.
The office is finished in cream
white. with walnut counters and a
handsome metal ceiling. The equip
ment is modern in every respect, in
cluding fire-and-bu. glar proof
vault, weighing more than twelve
thousand pounds, with a time lock
attached. There are very few more
attractive banking offices in this
State.
The following well known men
are the directors OF this branch:
Griffith Ellison. Albert Kempel
Harry Lester, Harry V. Bucksoni
George V. Snedeker, William B. Les
ter, Harry c. webb. John G. Cromp-
ton, James II. S. Gam. Harry L. Gray
Edward Lester, Jr.
Benjamin Vinton has been elect
ed manager and william Burrell
Crompton. assistant manager.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
RAMSEY-BOHNER
NUPTIALS TODAY
Wedding Will Take Place
in Hanover Church at
6 P. M.
SPEND HONEYMOON
ON MOTOR TRIP

Miss Frances Gilmore Ramsey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ramsey, 3O7 West Twenty
street, and the Rev Charles H..
Bonner. d. D., pastor OF Hanover
Presbyterian Church. will take place
at O'Clock this evening In Han
over Church. Although no formal in
vitations have been issued for the
wedding. It is expected the church
will be crowded with the friends of
both Miss Ramsey and DIR. Bohner.
The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. +. Burgett Welsh, ID.
D.. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. Ridgway Pa, and the Rev.
u. Franklin Smiley. pastor of West
Presbyterian Church, this city. The
bride will be given in marriage by her
brother, Joseph r.. Ramsey. and viii
be attended by her sister, Miss Mary
J. Ramsey, as maid OF honor.
b. Frederick Bonner, OF Allen
town, Pa. nephew of the BRIDE
groom. viii be best man. The ush-
ers will be e. II. Loomis. Alexander
r. Ramsey and Frank J. Boggs, OF
this city; Herbert V. Lindsay, OF
Kennett Square.
The bride will wear white canton
crepe satin with tulle veil held in
place by lilies OF the valley. The
bridal bouquet will be shower of
bride roses and lilies OF the valley,
The maid OF honor will wear pink
crepe de chine with hat to match
and carry an arm bouquet OF pink
roses and blue latkspur.
The church will be decorated with
gladoias asters, snap-dragon and
ferns. Several arches win be ar
ranged in the center aisle for the
bridal party. The decorations are
in charge of the Womens s League OF
the church. The music will be un'
der the direction OF Prof. Herbert
S. Drew. organist OF the church. The
professional will include the brida
music from "Lohengrin." The re
cessional will be the march by Men
delssohn Previous to the ceremon,
Prof. Drew will give the following
musical program:
Largo" Handel: ''Gavotte.- Mar
tint; Spring Song" Mendelssohn
Loves Old Sweet Song" Molloy
'TIumoresque, Dvorak; Rosary.
Nevin.
j Following the ceremony a recep
ton will be held at the home OF tn
brides parents for the immediate
families. DR.. and Mrs. Bohner will
leave this evening on a motor tril
OF two weeks in the New Englan'
states. the Berkshire and Whit
Mountains. Upon their return the
, will reside In the church mans'
2312 Boulevard.
After the wedding rehearsal
, the church last evening the weddin
party was entertained at the HON
! OF the brides parents. The bride
. groom presented TO bis best man
I pretty gold pencil. Mr.. Bonner. N
! best man. presented to all the usher
: gold pencils. Many pretty gifts {
= silver. cut glass and linen have bee
, received by the bride.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
oils AGAIN SET
MARKET LEAD
Mexican Petroleum Carried
to New High in First
Hour of Trading

NEW YORK. Sept Omitted
Press )-The oils again gave pep
to the stock market In early trading
today. Mexican Petroleum was car
ried to a new high on this move
at 1O21s. Strengthening of the Mex
ican tax situation was regarded IA
vorably in the market
Tobaccos were firm and shortly af-
ter the opening Tobacco Products
made a new high for the year at
62.
Steel Common was up 4 at 74k,
but independent steels we're frac-
tionally lower.
The general list showed an easier
tone in the second hour. Considek-
able pressure was exerted on inde-
pendent steels and sugars.
At the opening U. S. steel was
741. up u; General Motors 10 Il
up u Studebaker 725s. unchanged;
Reading sc y, off y; Crucible 55A
off y Baltimore and Ohio 37M
unchanged; Mexican Petroleum
100h. up u; Baldwin 75h, un-
changed; Famous Players 55. un-
changed; Bethlehem b., AK, of
ls Tobacco Products 60h. OFF 4
Southern Railway Pfd. AZ. unchang.
ed, and Asphalt "a. up u.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
died


.cHAMBERs-In Newark. Del, on Au-
gust 30, 1921, John W. Chambers,
aged 30 years. Relatives, friends,
Bmndywine Conclave, No. 4, Hepta-
sophs Of Wilmington; Aetna H., II.
ployes Of the Continental Fibre Co,
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at his residence, on Main street,
Newark, on saturday, September 3,
at . o'clock STANDARD time). Inter-
ment at Mt. Salem cemetery, will
mingtOn, Del.
PARKER-in this city. on September 1.
1921, Julia Ann Parker, beloved wife
Of stephen b. Parker, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services at her
residence. 2o3 Delamore Place on
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock. In
termet at Mt. DIV e cemetery.
EDWARDS-In this city, on August 81,
1921. James f. Edwards, Jr., IN his
5Oth year Relatives. friends, Black
smiths and Helpers Of Harlan a Hol-
lingsworth Corporation, are invited
10 attend the funeral services. at his
late residence, 1lOf Pine street., on
Saturday afternoon. September 3, at
go O'Clock lefty time) Interment at
Glebe cemetery. New Castle.
EARNER-On August 81 lszl, Anee'
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
OF her niece, Mrs. Alice A. Clarken
1921 DUPONT street, on Nalurual
morning. az o'clock (standard timel.
Solemn requiem mass at St AIMS
Church. fnterment at Cathedral
cemetery.
BIGALKE.In this city, on August 81.
1921. Emil r., husband Of Rosa Bi-
galke Relatives and friends Of the
family. also members Zion Lutheran
Church Delaware Lodge, No. 349, ID.
o. H.; German Lodge, No. ?, Nerein,
are Invited to attend the funeral
| services from his late residence. 112O
Lancaster avenue, on Saturday after
noon. az o'clock. Interment at
| Riverview cemetery.
WOODWARD-In this city, On August
80 1921, Edward II. Woodward.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at mis- late
residence. 1908 Market street, on Fri
day morning, at 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment private.
BRIGGS-In this city, on August 80,
1921, John H.. son Of Charles and
Mary Briggs, aged IL years. Rela-
tives and friends are invited 30 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF
mis- parents, 211 Jefferson street, on
Saturday morning. at o'clock. Re-
quiem mass at Cathedral Interment
~ Cathedral cemetery.
| BONHAM-In this city, on August 80.
1921, Charles II. Bonham, in his 10th
year. Relatives and friends are in
vited 10 attend the funeral services
at his late residence, 2613 Bouleva I'd
on Friday. September 2, at o'clock
Interment at Riverview cemetery.