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country. Her debut on Saturday
afternoon, Nov. IS, 1916, with the
Chicago Opera association in Chi
cago is musical history. Cam
panini, the company's director,
agreed to let her sing two perform
ances at $500 each, little realizing
that she would prove one of the
greatest drawing cards in musical
history. 1t was as 'Gilda" that she
made her debut, and that one per-
Torrance won her a long contract
at fiattering terms, with the Chi
cago Opera association.
New York had its first chance 20
hear Galli-Curci on January %,
1918, in 'Dinorah," at the Lexing-
ton opera house. There is scarce
ly need to recall the sensation that
she created New York, Chicago,
Boston and other cities heard the
Incompatible artist in "Rigoletto,"
Lucia "Traviata,'' Barber of
Seville" "Dinorah," Romeo and
Juliet" and practically every city
in the United States has heard
Galli-Curci in concert.
Her managers announce the big
gest season in her career for 1921
%. They have been obliged to de-
cline hundreds of requests for her
appearance Last summer CALI
Curci spent her entire time at her
home in the mountains, preparing
series of rare programs aid her
operas for this season. With her
boundless enthusiasm, her per-
sonal charm, aside from her su-
preme artistry, she has endear I'll
herself as woman to the millions
of her admirers among concert and
opera audiences.
Galii-Curci comes to the tri-cities
for the third time May IT. She will
sing at the Coliseum, Davenport.
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Aid Society Coffee Nets SIS.

The ladies' aid society of the
First Baptist church cleared $4o
from the coffee and sale held yes
terday afternoon in the annex.
Aprons and bakery goods were sold
and during the hours refreshments
were served. The hostess yeSter-
day was Mrs. H. H. Robb, who was
assisted by Mrs. Robert Fraser,
Mrs. Emil Johnson, Mrs. J. L. Hick-
ey, Mrs. r. G. Summers and Mrs.
c. E. Robb. Mrs. w. H. Kelley had
charge of the apron booth and was
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Journy.
Mrs. W. E. Caulpetzer presided at
the bakery table with Mrs. w. K.
Crandell.
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IFashio7, NeUs|
4 Notes by WireI
| to The Argus /

Paris, April 22-Some of the
dancing frocks which have in real
ity no vestige of collar and very
little trace of a bodice, neverthe-
less prend a collar with the aid Of
satin roses. Thus a black crepe de
chine ending abruptly at the arm
pits has a garland of Satin roses
twined about the neck, crossed at
the breast, and wound twice about
the waist. The waist line is almost
back to normal in this particular
gown. Upon the close, plain
bodice the flower garland is most
striking.
London, April 22-Bobbed hair
is as much in vogue here as ever.
Most of the bobbed heads are, how
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suit is made Of navy duvetyn and
instead of a coat it has short
cape OF the duvetyn. trifie longer
than hip length At each side OF
the front the cape folds are tackled
for a couple OF inches to form
loose, wide sleeve. Upon the cape
there is some embroidery in bronze
thread and a high collar covered
with this ornamentation. The hat
worn with this costume is OF
bronze faille trimmed with silver
blue oak leaves.
New York, April 22.--Baby sis
ter will have no excuse to be any
thing but dainty and pretty this
season, with all the printed and
lowered muslins that are being Of
fered for her adornment. There
are embroidered muslins, also en-
broidery coming both in white and
in colors. Some white muslin
frocks are piped or banded or pam
eled with colored linen. and smock-
ed to match. For the little lady Of
about one year in age there are
also quaint poke bonnets of col
ored organdie.
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FOUR ISLANDERS
GET PRIZES IN
MOVIE CONTEST

Four Rock Island women were
successful in Identification of mo-
ton picture players and received
prizes in the $4,000 contest con-
Quoted by the Examiner,
Chicago
Mrs. Merle Slenker, 1929 Second
avenue, was awarded 9th place
and received the largest prize of
$50. The others receiving prizes
CT So each we're Mrs. Margaret
Stoltenberg, POO Fourth avenue;
Mrs. Katherine Cutter, I'LL Eighth
avenue, and Mrs. H. w. Waters, sos
Ninth street.
The prizes will be distributed by
the Spencer Square theatre, which
acted in conjunction with the news
paper in the contest.
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BURLINGTON HEADS
VIEW ROCK ISLAND
FLOOD CONDITIONS

Flood conditions in Rock Island
as they affect the Burlington road
were inspected and discussed last
evening by E. p. Bracken, Chicago.
vice president in charge of opera .
ton; W. E. Fuller, superintendent
of the Burlington at Galesburg, and
c. A. Bowen. roadmaster at Gales
burg, who were in conference with
F. A. Riddell. agent for the com
pany in Rock Island.
The officials came here direct
from Beardstown, where they in
spected the Burlington properties
in the food region.
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URGES PLANTING
OF SHADE TREES

Louis Mosenfelder urges plant
ing of shade trees on Twelfth
street from Eighteenth avenue to
the junction of Ninth and Twelfth
streets at a distance of every %
or 80 feet on both sides of the
thoroughfare.
Efforts will be made to interest
property owners in the project. 1t
will be at least FIVE years before
the trees cast much shade, but Mr..
Mosenfelder and others who are
enthusiastic for the proposition
state that the results would be
worth while.
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Thirty years ago there was born
in Milan a girl who was destined
to become the most famous singer
of her time Amelita Galli-Cruci's
father was an Italian banker, her
mother was a native of Spain.
Amelita could play the piano
when she was years old, and she
got her earliest inspiration from
Mascagni, who urged her to study
hard. She followed the composers
advice, and at 16 she was a prize
winner at the Milan conservatory.
At this time the family met with
business reverses and Amelita had
to give piano lessons to keep the
wolf from the door. 1t was found
that she had voice, and Maccagni
again advised her to study to be
come an opera singer. Il had to
teach" says Galli-Curci when she
recalls those days Il learned to
sing with the aid of the piano and
the birds"
Shortly after, the family extri-
Gated itself from financial difficulty,
and Amelita went to Rome to try
her fortune in opera. After many a
setback she was engaged to sub
stitnted for a singer as "Gilda" in
"Rigoletto," at the Constant opera
house She made very successful
debut, and obtained a three year
contract at the small sum of $6.25
a performance.
Is After this engagement, which be-
gan in 1910, Galli-Curci sang in
Turin, Barcelona, Madrid. Havana,
Buenos Ayres, and in Petrograd.
when the car heard her in Lucia"
She became the idol of Spain, but
strangely enough, when she came
to American in 1916, she found that
she had to win her spurs in this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-22
BUYS MOSENFELDER
HOME FOR $4,000

Louis Mosenfelder has sold his
S-room residence, $50 Twenty-sec-
ond street, to j. L. Irving, manager
of the Rock Island Pillow company,
who will be given possession May
Is. The consideration was approx
imately $4,000.
The lot is 65x140 feet. Mr.. Mos
enfelder will build on another To-
cation to be selected shortly. The
transaction was effected through
Eckhardt and Buffum, realtors.
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ANNOUNCE WEEKS
RESCUE MISSION
SERVICE LEADERS

The weeks program at the Rock
Island Rescue mission and leaders
for the services have been an
nounced as follows:
Sunday school at 5 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon; Sunday evening
service, James Daubney; Monday,
George Stanford: Tuesday, Rev. ].
L. Vance: Wednesday. Eugene Mil
len. Moline; Thursday, Rev. j. M.
Wolf; Friday, Fred Thompson, and
Saturday, Rev. H Herman, Moline
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Class Gives ParfI

willing Workers of South Park
Presbyterian church held a sur
prise party last night on Mrs. VIII
liam Strawhorn, 1892 Seventh ave-
nue.. The party was given as a
celebration of the hostess 50th
birthday anniversary. Evening
hours were spent informally. and
refreshments which the guests
brought with them were served.
Mrs. Strawhorn was presented with
lighted candles was feature OF the
lunch.
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Theatre Calendar

FORT ARMSTRONG.
Tonight-yiols Dana in The 18th
Lover"
Starting tomorrow-"A Motion to Ad-
M ade Man"
SPENCER SQUARE.
Tonight-Corstance TalmadGe in ''wom-
an 5 Place
Starting tomorrow-George Arliss in
The Ruling Passion"
MAJESTIC.
night-Charles Chaplin in Pay Day. e"
Starting tomorrow-Gonstance Talmadge
in Mrs. Leffingwells Boots.
RIALTO.
Tonight-May Allison in Big Game"
Sunday-Milton SiIIs in The Faith
Healer
COLISEUM.
Davenport
May 17-Calh- CurcI.
ComIns-Jascha Heifetz.
COLUMBIA
Vaudeville and feature picture.
LIBEhTN.
Tonight-Bulesque.
Next week-'A Trip to Honolulu
GRANp.
Tonight-'"Twin Beds
Mex week-'The Tiger Rose
CAPITOL.
Tonight-Norma Talmadge in "Smilin'
Through.
Starting tomorrow-Mary Pickforti in
Little Lord Fauntleroy."
GARDEN
Tonight-Agnes Ayrcs and Jack Hoxie
in Bought and Paid For
All next week-"FooIs Paradise
FAMILY.
Tonight-Pearl White in "A Virgin
Paradise
All next week-''The Last Trail
PALACE
tMoline.l
Tonight-Florence Vidor in Women.
Wake Up"
Starting tomorrow-'.The Son of Wal
hngford.'
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O., A. o. Club,

Mrs. Pauline Finnegan entertain
ed the member of the o. A. o.
Our Afternoon Of" club yester-
day at the home, 1926 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, at an Easter
luncheon. Covers were laid for IL
at the dining table. The after
noon was spent playing 500, prizes
gonig to Mrs. c. O. Woodland, Miss
Emma Burns and Mrs. VIII Webb.
Mrs. E. H. Wendell, Ills Sixth ave-
nue., will entertain the club May 2.
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HOSniiaI Child.

The regular meeting of st. An
thongs hospital guild was held
yesterday afternoon. A good at
tendance was present and much
work accomplished. The hostesses
were Mrs. M. d. Postlewait and
Mrs. Ben Niggemier. An all-day
sewing is planned for next Thurs
day at the hospital. The hours will
be from 10 to and the picnic
lunch will be served at noon.
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Orchestra Pianist
in POSTGRADUATE
Recital Program

Elmer Hanke, pianist with the
TRICKY symphony orchestra, a
sfucent with Aryid Samueison OF
AuRustana conservatory OF music.
will appear In a postgraduate re-
csfal program Tuesday evening a.
Augustana chapel. he will be as
sisted by Nelson Johnson, graz
nate In organ, student with a
Cyril Graham of the conservatory.
Foiioring is the program TO be
presented:
Sonata, Oh. 5, r minor -. Brahms
Allegro Maestoso
Scherzo.
Mr.. Hanke.
Suite Eothique. $500. -Boeilmanh
Choral
Menuet gothiaue
Priere Notre-Dame
Toccata.
Mr.. Johnston.
Rhapsody, F sharp minor Dohnanyi
La Chase. ........ Paganinf-Liszt
Paraphrase on Sounds from
Vienna Woods" Strauss-Schutt
Mr. Hanke.
Echoes of Spring Fr1mi
Ancient Phoenician Procession.
Stoughton
Canzonetta Brewer
N Mr.. Johnston.
Concerto, Op. Is, c minor. ....
............ Rachmaninon
Moderate.
Mr.. Hanke.
fOrchestral parts on second piano.
Mr.. Samuelson.)
The first undergraduate recital
will be given on next Thursday
evening, April 81, by Miss Laura
Freund, piano, Miss Flora Mackay,
voice, and Miss NJ. Lillian Black,
organ.
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Mission Society With Mrs. Halves.

Mrs. c. W. Halves, 1900 Eigh-
teenth avenue, was hostess to the
woman's mission society of South
Park Presbyterian church yester-
day afternoon. The years caIen-
dar was planned and committees
announced. Mrs. Charles Boehme
gave a report of presbytery meet
ings held in Kewanee April II and
II. She represented the society at
the meeting. The greater part of
the afternoon was spent discussing
future plans for the societies work.
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Grant Pr. A. Friday

Grant school parent-teachers' as
ISOLATION win meet Friday. April
IS. at O'clock at the school. Rev.
J. T. Mordy. pastor of Central Pres
byterian church, will be the speak
err, his subject to be Developing
Respect for Self, Government and
Flag"
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Schaffner Aid Society.

Yesterday afternoon the aid So
ciety to the Fred c. Schaffner unit,
United Veterans of the Republic,
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Mogler. 1924 Fifteenth street.
Routine business was transacted at
the session, after which the hostess
served a delicious lunch. Mrs. Lii
liam Bedford at her home, 2551
Nineteenth avenue, will entertain
the society May 5.
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KINGS Daughter LUNCHEON.

Seventy Kings Daughters OF the
city are attending the luncheon
meeting at 1890 this noon at the
Y. w. c. A. of the city union.
Sweetpeas are used on the tables
which are spread in the club rooms.
A short business session will fol-
low the meal.
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Miss O'Connen Shower Honoree.

Miss Mary Ellen O'Connell, whose
marriage to Kirk A. Journy will be
solemnized Wednesday, was hon
Gree at "a miscellaneous shower last
evening given by Mrs. Leo Kautz
and Miss Agatha Petersen at the
formers home, 4502 Eighth ave-
nue.. Evening hours were spent
playing hearts at three tables, Miss
Dorothy Kaupke taking first prize
and the consolation favor being
awarded to the bride-elect
Miss O'ConneH has chosen as her
colorss torquois blue. gold and
white, and this color scheme was
carried out in the table decorations
with crepe paper and cut
flowers. A bouquet of roses aud
snapdragons formed the center
piece. A delicious two course
luncheon was served Miss OCon-
nell received many pretty gifts for
her new home. This evening Mrs
Theresa Brown of Davenport is ell
PERTAINING at a pre-nuptial party
for the Wednesday bride-to-be.
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Bible Class Meeting.

The Central Ladies' Bible class
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
P. r. Edgerton, 1915 Twenty-first
street. Mrs. Clara Schafer was as
sistant hostess.
Devotionals were led by Mrs.
Ben Rinck and after the lesson a
social hour was enjoyed Refresh
ments were served.
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Clover Leaf Club.

Mrs. Thomas O'Connell, Sixth
avenue and Eleventh street, was
hostess Thursday afternoon to the
members of the Clover Leaf Five
Hundred club. Miss Sue O'Connor
won high score, Mrs. Julia Jones
second prize and Mrs. William Bach
the all-cut. Luncheon was served
at small tables. Victrola music
was enjoyed.
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8 ocial &
CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
Moline members of Bethany home
house committee sponsor afternoon card
party at Moline Commercial club.
Tri-City Art league tea.
City Union Kings Daughters has lunch
con meeting at Y. W. c. A.
SUNDAY.
David Palakoff recital At Outing club.
villa Guild meets at villa de Chantal.
MONDAY.
Arthur Kraft. tenor. and Robert Mac
Center under Tri -City Art league auspices
St. Ehzabeths guild meets.
Schmidt Anderson wedding in Dayen-
port.
Study department meets.
State p. z. o. meeting in Hamilton,
Barbara Frfetchie tent No. 81. Daugh-
.ers Of Veterans hold aII-day sewing with
Mrs. Nancy Babb. Rock Island arsenal.
TUESDAY.
Tri-City Temple Sisterhood.
Music department of Rock Island Wom-
ans club election.
State Federation Of Music clubs opens
session IN Decatur
Alliance Francois des Trois Villes pre-
sents diaiog AZ Tri-City Art League studios.
Lady Eagles card party
Elmer Hsuke. pianist, in postgraduate
recital at Augustana college, assisted by
Nelson johnson. orsanist.
WEDNESDAY.
Fourteenth district Federation of Wom-
ans clubs meets in Stronghurst.
Journy O'ConneIl wedding.
Nashti Shrine meets.
Davenport Catholic woman's league
gives Easter dance at Blackhawk hotel
Rock Island unit Home bureau meets
at Y. W. c. A.
THURSDAY.
Il. 1T I Tarr,
ems clubs meets in Stronghurst.
Miss Laura Freund. pianist: Miss Flora
Ball Mackay. voice. and Mrs. NJ. Lillian
Black. organist, in junior recital at Au-
gustans chapel
st. Anthony's hospital guild sewing.
FRIDAY.
Audubon PIT. A. carnival
Barbara Frietchie tent card party at
home of Mrs. Vera Whalen. 1040 Four
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WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY.


Audubon PIT. A. carnival.
Barbara Frietchie tent card party at
home of Mrs. Vera Whalen. 1910 Four
tenth street.
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COL. BURGESS BACK
FROM RIVER TOUR

Colonel Harry Burgess, head of
the L. S. engineers in the Rock IS
land district, returned today from
New Orleans after completing the
annual inspection tour of a large
section of the Mississippi river in
company with the Mississippi river
commission of which he is a mem
Der
The river was inspected from St.
Louis to New Orleans, Colonel Bur-
CESS making the return trip to
Rock Island by rail
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Entertain at Evening Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Beenk, 1909
Second avenue, entertained %
guests last night at an evening
party in celebration of Mrs. Beenk's
birthday anniversary. Hearts were
played. Mrs. Arthur Enburg taking
first prize; Miss Annetta Senyen
second and Miss Ruth Murtey con-
ISOLATION favors. Music was enjoy
ed. furnished by Mrs. Charles
Ketchum and Hugo Beenk. Later
there was dancing and q delicious
lunch. Mrs. Beenk's received many
gifts.
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Troop Clears So from Frolic.

Lily troop, Girl Scouts, cleared
$52 from the frolic sponsored last
night at the Evangelical Church of
Peace. The affair was splendidly
attended and the various attrac-
tons were well patronized. Dur
ing the evening The auxiliary to
Fred c. Schaffner unit, United Vet
Grams of the Republic, presented
the troop with an American flag.
Mrs. Lillian Bedford, the first ma
tional president, made the presen-
tation and Rev. F. ]. Rolf respond
ed. The troop members gave the
flag salute. The attractions were
popular from the opening hour I'M
til 8 o'clock, when the main show
was given. The girls in charge of
the attractions were: Fortune tell
ing, Martha Schmidt; fishing pond,
Dorothy Fredell, Norma Frank and
Henrietta Johanson; wild animals,
Lucille and Mildred York; swim
ming match, Mildred Lamp: strong
woman, F1orella Daligee and Eliza
beth Rouse; laughing monkey,
Katherine Kinsley and Elois Van,
druff: cafeteria, Elizabeth Ire
mann, Eff1e Friesa. Ina Suffer and
Mary Sayase; candy booth, Fran
ces Ashpole, Maybelle Hodgson and
Magdalene Frisk; clowns, Marie
Hastings and Myrtle Frisk.
Mabel Knoor was in charge of
the main show, which was called
wild Nell. the Pet of the Plains"
Following the introduction of the
troop, a talk by Mrs. Ben FrodelI
and reading by Miss Elizabeth Dab
len. Three of a Kind" the panto-
mime, was presented. Eliza beth
Tremann was Wild Nell. Magdalene
Frisk Handsome Harry, Mildred
Lamp Lady Yer Dever, and Ina
Suffer, Leona Woest and Marie
Hastings the Indians. Lucille York
gave the reading
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David Polakof to
Appear in Sunday
Afternoon Recital

The program announced for the
recital 10 be given tomorrow after
noon at the Outing club, Davenport,
at $3.50 by David Polakoff, the
young Russian violinist, assisted by
w. Kenneth Bailey, pianist, Is as
follows:
Sonata for piano and violin. .Grieg
Allegro con brio
AIIegretto quasi andantino
Allegro motto viyace
Mr. Bailey and Mr.. Polakon.
Concerto, No. 4, ID. minor.
commemorative. .Viux Temps
Andante moderate
Adagio religioso
Finale marziale.
Serenade melancolique -.....-...
Tschaikowsky
Variations. .Partini Kreisler
Turkish March .Beethoyen-Auer
On Wings of Song
........ elssohn-Achron
ZateaGO ........ Sdr dSaee
Aire Russes, Opus g.. .Wlenaiwskl
Gard Party at Terrace Gardens.
Friday, April %, has been chosen
by st. Katharine Alunnde lOT It's
benefit entertainment and an ar.
noon card party, which is to be held
at Terrace Gardens.
All tri-city women who have at
tended ST. Katharine's school,
whether graduates or not, are in
vited to attend, get up table. in
vite their friends and take part in
making the party social as well as
financial success.
There will be a program of songs
and music by local artists, little
Miss Juanita Dolores Braun, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Braun If
West Pleasant street, to give sew
eral solo dances during the after
noon.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Charles Grove, Miss
Bernice HANSEN, Miss Alice Elm
feIdt, Miss Helen Waterman and
Miss Bessie Stewart. Some 200
guests are expected to attend the
affair. The guests will start At
2:30 p. N.
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= SimmOn- McGinnis.

-
IA wedding of Thursday in Moline
was that of Miss Margaret McGin-
mis-, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
McGinnis of Hampton to B. II. Sim
mon, son of Mrs. Alice Simmon
Chicago. The ceremony was SOL
en,nized at high noon by Rev. ].
\ Harmon at the home of the
bride. MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Mengle of Davenport we're the at
tendants TO the bridal couple. The
bride wore a blue taffeta dress
and her flowers were sweet peas.
A nuptial .repast was served the
bridal s<erty following the cere-
mony and the young people left
during the evening for a wedding
trip to Kansas City. The new
home will be in Horton, Kan,
where Mr.. Simmon is employed by
the Rock Island railroad.
Name Delegates to State Meeting.
Barbara Brietchie tent, No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans, elected
delegates to the state convention
to be held in Alton. May 10, II and
Is. The president. Mrs. Bernice
Yoh will attend. and past presi-
dents Mrs. Elsie Siemon, Miss
Lillian Cox and Mrs. Bessie Barth
Richardson, and the delegates are
mrs. Eta Plogh, Mrs. Nancy Babb,
n1rs. Nellie Milton, Yrs. Jessie
Green. Mrs. Daisy Cook and Mrs
M artha Hans SON. Alternates
named are Mrs. SELMA Ransom,
Mrs. Ada Donlin, Mrs. Vera Whalen,
Mrs Sylvia Dunavin and Miss Jen-
ME McAfee.
Two applications for membership
were balloted upon and accepted.
An invitation was accepted from
John Buford post to attend memoir
ial Sunday services at the First Bap-
tlst church the Sunday preceding
Memorial day.
Mrs Nancy Babb offered her home
On Rock Island arsenal for an all
day sewing Monday. Members of
the tent are asked to meet to take
the $3.50 car at Young and Nc
Combs store. Mrs Vera whalen
has invited the tent to hold the
third of the series of card parties
a. her home, I04e Fourteenth
street, Friday evening at Use,
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MAJESTIC.

Tonight-Charles Chaplin in Pay Day ="
Starting tomorrow-Gonstance Tamadge
Mrs. Leffingwells Boots.
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GARDEN,
FAMILY.

Tonight-Agnes Ayrcs and Jack Hox
in Bought and Paid For"
All next week-"FooIs Paradise"
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Charles H. Nolin, foot expert,
will be in our Rock Island store
all next week Bert'S BoOtery.
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RIALT0.

Tonight-May Allison in Big Game"
STANDARDIZATION Stills in The Faith
Healer.
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Neutrality-suspicious. TalmadGe in "Wom-
an 5 Place"
Starting tomorrow-George Arliss in
The Ruling Passion"