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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17
Engh. Hemborg yuptials.

Announcement is made Of the
narriage Of Miss Hazel Victoria
lemborg, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
4 9. Hemborg, 1417 Twenty-eighth
eeenue. Moline. and Carl Engh. son
L Mrs. Gust Engh, Sol Eighteenth
senue A, Moline. which took place
- Tuesday in Chicago. Mr.. and
m. z. L. Green Of this city were
- attendants.
The bridal couple. following a
vsdding dinner. departed on q
stern wedding trip which will In
e!sde Denver, Colo, and Yellow
1cns park. Upon their return.
ny will reside at 1401 Twenty
.sath avenue, Moline, and will be
nome TO their friends after Oct.
= Mr.. Engh is connected with
~ Deere & Mansur company in
- experimental department.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17

Chf1soa0 1lss1onary Meeting.
The Women's Christian Mission
societies Of the Christian churches
Of the quad-cities will meet Friday
afternoon ct $50 at the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church to hear
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, q returned
missionary, tell Of his experiences,
and his work. All members and
friends are invited.
Holds Family Reunioa.
The family. including all Of the
children and grandchildren Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Boquist, Ills Thirty
eighth street, held q delightful re-
union yesterday. A noon dinner
WAS served ct the Boquist home and
supper ct Long View park. There
were IT present. Out-of-town
guests were Rev. and Mrs. H. F.
Swenson Of Idaho Springs, Coo
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boqrist have four children,
Mrs. Swenson Of Colorado. Mrs. G.
r. Mullins, Mrs. G. H. Nelson and
F. A. Boquist. all Of Rock Island,
and Mrs. Swenson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17

Cheese Souffle q cream
sauce with one tablespoonful OF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17
Parties for Miss CLARK.

Miss Anna Fries Clark of Chi
ago, granddaughter Of Mrs. James
Conner, 702 Twentieth street, will
II honored at an afternoon bridge
Darty tomorrow, to be given by
Mss Hildegarde Koehler at her
home, corner Brady and Locust
streets, Davenport. Six tables OF
kidge will be played. The guests
Will be tri-city young matrons and
girls.
Mss Margaret White. debutante
laughter Of MIR. and Mrs. l. s.
White, Seventeenth avenue and
twentieth street, will entertain at
dinner Thursday night as cour-
tssy for Miss Clark. Miss Clark's
letrothal to Thomas Dunn Of Mo-
line has been announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17

MS Freda Morris, daughter Of
and Mrs. Henry Morris, SIG
leenth street, was given q
Fly surprise last night when q
pany Of friends called at her
e unannounced. Dancing was
o. the main features during
ia time the game Of bunco was
- and prizes were awarded to
~ Fredricka Silberstein OF Dav-
eoft and Herman Zimmerman of
~ Island. Lester Weinroot OF
ne favored the guests with sew
readings and impersonations:
Morris gave q solo dance and
ADA Morris, some piano selec-
A dainty lunch was served.
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Holds Joint Plcnic.

~ Il - ~~-"->~
kieaf camp. !, 1876, Royal Neigh
and Watch Tower camp, 1857.
IN Woodmen. held . Joint pic
~ day yesterday 1t tourists
ing ground. Two hundred
Mars and friends were present,
games and . ball game were
diversions. A picnic dinner
supper was served. The reg
meeting Of oakleaf camp Will
as. : and that Of watch Tow
mp. Aug. 3.
q. Van EnhuryA Hostess.
- Fred c. Schafner unit and
mary will Be entertained to.
sow night 1t the home Of Mrs
na Mason, 140s Third avenue
entertaining hostess will b,
~ Olive Van Emburgh and sh(
= all friends Of the orRan.
- to atteud.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17

N'Mbufg 1Or TWO years AuO - now
= ~ editorial department Of the
Vopdhull Dispatch Of which his
ntaos is owner.
Miss Pierce Married.
IN pretty wedding ceremony OF
season was performed Saturday
Snaing at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Il Pierce, LAG Bridge avenue. Dav-
feort, when her daughter, Miss
Tie Margaret became the bride
n Charles Gilchrist. son John Gil
hit Of 1906 East River street,
Svsnport.
|. he bride was gowned in q love-
= periwinkle blue crepe faille
iIp9 embroidered In steel beads
n carried a shower bouquet Of
inron Ward roses and lilies Of the
6llsy. The rooms Of the home
~ decorated in . profus.on Of
6tdsummer flowers in baskets and
~. Following q wedding trip,
u. and Mrs. Gilchrist will reside
i 1916 East High street, Daven-
Mt The bridegroom is associated
1ith his father, who is president OF
he Alden Coal Co., In handling ex-
!tpsive mining interests in Iowa
"a Illinois. He Is a graduate Of
~ law department Of the Iowa
ltate university.
'Entertalns Bethany Home Girls.
& The girls who are living at Beth
my home had q happy time Satur.
'lay afternoon when the members
Il the Jane Delano circle Of Kings
Daughters entertained them at a
picnic at Long View park. Ths
children were taken to the parh
in machines about $3.50 aftsl
which games were played. Some
Of the children enjoyed wading II
The pool. At s O'Clock, the circle
members served refreshments
This Is the last meeting Of the cir
de until the fall season opens.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-17

Troops Nos. 5, II. Il will meet in
their respective meeting place this
evening at 7:15.
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First Methodist. Standard
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
FELLOWSHIP
. OF PRAYER
Selected by the Publicity Com.
mittee Of the Fairmont
Missionary Union

Our religious life is a matter for
every day In the year. and we can.
not neglect It's duties for even one
day without being the loser. But,
being human, we get into a routine,
and now and then we need the
times OF refreshing when tho great
thought Of the Savior, who gave
himself for our salvation shall
weep over US anew, and when our
souls again shall be stirred to their
depths by the thought OF our great
blessing as Christians and our
responsibility as ambassadors OF
Jesus Christ.
The Lenten season furnishes the
most tender and appropriate tint
for this closer contact with the
living Christ, as we follow his
footsteps through those last event.
full days, until he returns to his
u the resurrection is told to the
disciples and the wonderful story
astontshed and joyful followers.
II, during these forty days, one
will withdraw herself a little from
the daily cares, and systematicall,
spend sometime In reading and
prayer, she may find the days from
Ash Wednesday to Easter a sea
son OF communion and fellowship
with God which shall bring into
her life blessings untold.
1t Is also beautiful thought that
all the Christian world is making
this a time OF united prayer, and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

16, Pythian Sisters. and the Ladies
Of the Golden Eeagles, are request.
ed TO meet al. G. G. Arnetts hall
on Saturday evening OF this week
at $3.50, from which place they will.
march to the church in a body to
attend the revival services.
Personals
Mrs. Ezra Keener and Mrs. Ray
Sergeant were called to Grant
Town yesterday by the illness OF
the formers mother, Mrs. Jane
Carpenter.
Mr.. Paul Post and Miss Vida
Matheny Of Baxter have been here
this week to attend the revival SER
vices which are being held at the
M. 3. church South.
Mrs. Andrw Hall who has been
Ill for several days, is improving
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson
were guests OF R. u. Myers and
attended the picture show, Way
Down East" in Fairmont last even
ing.
Harry Kelley, who has been on
the sick list for the. past few days
is recovering nicely.
Miss Eva Matheny OF Manning
ton and Fay Miller OF Arnettsville
we're entertained as 1o o'clock din.
ner guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Miller on last Sunday.
Albert, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Bailey, who has been Ill for
several weeks, Is showing, a decid-
ed Improvement In the past few
days.
Mrs. Virgil Morris and little
daughter Thelma were guests OF
friends in Grant Town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Crislip OF
Norwood have returned home after
a visit with the formers sister,
Mrs. A. G. Crislip.
George Radcliffe was at Radcliffe.
station on Wednesday Of this week
on account OF the illness OF his
father. Mr.. j. o. Radcliffe.
Mrs. Eli Fortney Of Grant Town
was a recent visitor at the home
Of Miss Anna Merrill in Main.
street.
On Sunday morning at II o'clock
a class OF members will be re-
cetyed into church membership at
the Southern NJ. E. church.
Ray Amos OF Baxter still remains
very III. His brother,-J. w. Amos,
was called to Baxter on account of
his illness a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller are
home from an extended visit with
the formers parents at Arnetts-
vile.
Mrs. James Laugherty and lit
!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

tie son Billy Of Fairmout were
guests in the Cchlotter home
yesterday. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney Brock Of
Pharoahs Run were recent guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Snider.
Mrs. John Thrash. who has been
Ill with an attack OF facial neural
gia for geyeral days, still continues
to be quite sick.
Mrs. R. s. Google is spending
the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clevenger OF
Hoult.
Tho members OF the graded
school faculty are making arrange
ments TO give a home talent play
as soon as the revival meetings aer
discontinued.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
B|GDELEGATIONS
attend revival
Services at Rivesville
Church Proving a
Success

RlVEsvlLLE, March 1O.-Ths
evangelistic services which have
been in progress here for the past
two weeks are meeting with SPLEEN
did success. While the pastor
Rev. G. F. Thomas, has not been
in good physical condition for the
past week, he is still at his post
and working untiringly. Cottage
prayer meetings have been organ
ICED in each OF the three wards OF
the town and they are held stimuli.
tneously at 2 O'Clock each after
noon.
Mrs. j. H. Harris and Mrs. E.
S. Phillips are captains in the first
ward, Mrs. Frank Hess in the sec
ond ward and Mrs. Howard VIM
cent in the third ward. DR.. A. NJ.
Martin Of Fairmont was present
in the meeting on Tuesday even
ing and gave the pastor a much
neeled rest by filling his pulpit
Other ministers who have been
present during the week are Rev.
l.. W. Peters and Rev. A. B.
Floyd of Pennington, Rev. c. w.
o'Dell of Boothsville and Rev. j.
A. Brown OF Fairmont.
One of the outstanding features
of the services has been the work
of Miss Eva Matheny Of Manning.
ton, who has charge of the sing
ing. The Billy Sunday vlub from
Fairmont is also doing great work
in the meeting. Almost every night
the quartet or solo singers are
present Personal workers from this
club are also doing fine work at
the meetings. The Odd Fellows,
Junior Order OF American Mechan-
les and the Daughters OF America
have all had splendid delegations
at the services during the week.
On Saturday evening Of this
week the X. of P. lodge, the Pyth-
ian Sisters and the Ladies of the
Golden Eeagle will attend the ser.
vices in a body. The conversions
UP to this time number almost so
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

that a mighty spiritual fores h
being placed behind the endeayors
Of the church which cannot tan n
make 1t move forward
There has come into onf hantis
a booklet called 1.-THE FeiiowshiI
OF Prayer. " It Is q series of studfes
In the Gospel OF Luke. With I
Scripture reading, a hymn; ana suf
gestions for meditation ana pr;lyeI
are given for each day until IA
Sunday
The booklet Is issued IN tht
Federal Council Of the churchel
OF Christ in America, and may 81
obtained for the small sum Of ftys
cents II ordered in lots 0f i've 81
moro from the offices otitne coun.
ell. los East Twentyisecond street,
New York City. New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
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persons. The meetings will con.
tinue through next week.
From BaItInora

persons. The meetings will con.
tInue through next week.
From Baltimore
Mrs. Frank Hood and daughter
Helen have returned from Balti-
more where they had spent the
past few weeks as guests Of the
formers daughter. Mrs. D. How
ard Jones. Mrs. Jones and her
baby daughter, Jacqueline, acorn
panied them home and will spend
some time here.
Son Born
A nine pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGown last
Sunday. Both the child and the
mother are doing nicely.
New Theatcr
The new theater building built
by the Raspa brothers in the Par.
kers Run addition to Rivesville has
been completed and the moving
picture apparatus, was installed
yesterday. The building Is modern
In every way and has seating
capacity OF about 500. The stage
is very conveniently arranged and
is said to be one OF tho largest
stages in the county. The firm
have secured good contracts FOR
shows and expects to be in oper-
alton in a short time.
Daughter Born
A daughter who has been named
Mary selemho. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Selembo Wednes-
day.
Home From Baltimore
James Satterfield has returned
home from Baltimore. where he
had been receiving treatment for
injuries In a mining accident which
almost caused him the loss OF an
eye.
Returned Home
Mrs. Hood Clayton, who spent
some time att he home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. W. Clayton while recover
ing from the effects OF surgical
operation which she underwent
some time ago, Is much improved
at this time and has returned to
her home in Fairmont.
Attending Tournament
The high school girls basketball
accompanied by Coach Har-
vey Sheets, left here Wednesday
morning for Spencer, W. Va, to
attend the basketball tournament.
From Mononaah
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter
are new residents OF Rivesyllie and
are located at house No. 5 in the
third ward. The Carpenters for.
merly lived at Monongah.
Lodge Notice
Members of Felicity lodge No.
90, X. of P. Harmony temple No.
#
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Ado SHOW IS
DRAWING LARGE
CRONDS DAILY
Many Inquiries Received
at Show About New
Models

Another big crowd attended the
4 automobile show at the Standard
Garage building in Locust avenue
last night Many prospective buy
efs carefully examined the various
\ makes and types Of ours displayed
a. the show, while dealers were al.
Ways willing to explain the advan.
tageg Of the cars In their stock.
u Is expected that the largest
crowdsS OF the week will attend tho
N1ow tonight and tomorrow night,
the final evenings. There seems to
be no lack OF interest in the big
! display, and tho last evenings will
likely attract many, Fair crowds
have also attended the afternoon
shows thus far.
very delightful program OF en-
4 tettainment furnished by the Lib.
erty Revue troupe and the Davies
Haftner orchestra is big draw
ing card at each session. Tho pro.
gFam is changed completely eaci.
performance.
Miss Gladys Yates, the dancing
Especially artist with the Liberty
Revue, pleased the large crowd
last evening with her famous "Pen.
cock Dance" which was one OF the
most graceful and artistic terpsl
chorean performances seen In Fair.
mont for a long time,
Musical Program.
Thegmusical program at the auto.
mobile show for this evening, to.
! morrow afternoon and tomorrow
evening will be as follows:
THIS EVENING.
sto s:15 p. m.
March, Washington Post
Sousa- DaYles.Hartner Orchestra.
Soprano solo, ose'-Remick-
Nellie Dixon.
sesoction. when Shall We Meet
Agaip" Whiting - Davies Hartner
9fchestra. q,
epatralto solo, "oid Pal Of Nine
PATTERSON Berlin and Snyder
MISS Eleanor Savage.
Trombone solo, selected = Mr.,
louis Matz.
Character song, every Girl
Wants to Be Sally''-Witmark-
Miss Olga Mundy.
Selection, Say It With Music
Berlin Dayies-Hartncr Orchestra.
Medley of popular songs, "Rs.
beeea,v Honolulu Eyes" "Bimbo
! 1tleg The Liberty Revue.
Part Two-s:45 to II p. m.
q Selections from THE Rose Girl
Goetzl-Davies. Hartner 0rches-
Medley of popular songs, Peggy
otNeil," Whispering" "Ain't We
Got Fun''-Liberty Revue.
Selection. Ten Little Fingers
md Ten Little schuster-
payies-H artner Orchestra.
Dancing speclalty-Miss Gladys
Selection. "Ty Tee-Blbo-Da.
ytes;Hartner Orchestra.
Character songs, at Takes a
Good Man to DO That Stark and
Ctpwap-Miss Bonnie Preston.
\ Selection, "Figaro"-David,-Da
e s.Hartner Orchestra.
Soprano solo, "Granny"-Irving
Beflin-Miss Helen Copies.
Medley Of popular songs, "Ker
tncky Blue Mighty LAX a
Rose, Fall Asleep in Mammy's
Aimsg-The Liberty Revue.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Part one-2 to 3:15 p. m.
March, ION the Square"-Panella
Davies Hartner Orchestra.
Soprano solo, Until You Say
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
Goodbye"-Remlck = Miss Nellie

Goodbye"-RemIck - Miss Nellie
Dixon.
Selection, "old Fashioned Grip
observation-disclosures Orchestra.
Contralto solo, AFTER the Rain
Remfck-Miss Eleanore Savage.
Selection from Naughty Mariet
Observation-Disclosures Or,
chestra.
Character song, angel Child
Witmark-Miss Olga Mundy.
Selection, Three O'clock in the
Morning'-Rohledo = Davies-Hart,
ner Orchestra.
Medley OF popular songs, Take
Me to That Land OF Jazz" "Hold
Me-" Love Nest"-The Liberty
Revue,
Part Two-s:4s to S .. m.
Selection. "Marie"-Motzan-Da.
vles- Hartner Orchestra.
Medley Of popular songs, "T.et
tho Rest Of the World Go By
NANNY" "Ain't We Got Fun
The Liberty Revue.
Selections from "Irene"-Tierney
-Davies-Hartner Orchestra.
Dancing speciality = Miss Gladys
Yates.
Selection, There's Something
About Observation-Disclosures.
ner Orchestra.
Character song, would You
Joe Morris-Miss Bonnie Preston.
Selection, "Mello CelIo"-Morst
-Davies.Hartner Orchestra.
Soprano solo, Deep In Your
Eyes" = Leo Feist = Miss Helen
Coppes.
Selection, Down In Dixie Feel.
in" = Perkins - Davies.Hartner
Orchestra.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Part one-s to 9:15 p. m.
March, Coronation -NIeyerbeer
-Davies.Hartner Orchestra.
Soprano solo, "He's Mine Al,
Mine"-Watterson Berlin and Sny-
der-Miss Nellie Dixon.
Selection, Can You Forget
Frey-Davies-Hartner Orchestra.
Contralto solo, Leave Me With
a Smile"-Watterson Berlin and
Snyder-Miss Eleanore Savage.
Selections, "Song OF India
observation-disclosures Orchestra.
Character song, Second Hand
RoseH-Watterson Berlin and Sny.
der-Miss Olga Mundy.
Selection, mile. Modiste"-Her.
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
Medley Of popular songs, 1.-THE
Sheik," "All BY Myself" "Bimbini
Bay"-Liberty Revue.
Part Two-s:45 to II p. m.
Selection. "Cry Baby Blues
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
Medley Of popular songs, Groom
ing. Peggy O'Nell" Make Be-
lieve'-The Liberty Revue.
Drum: specialty-Mr. Trautman.
"a Dance speciality - MISS Gladys
Yates.
Selection, "Ka.Lu.A"-Kern-Da
vies.Hartner Orchestra.
Character song. Poor Little Me-
Irving Belin-Miss Bonnie Pres
ton.
Selection, Everybody Step
irving NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
chestra.
Soprano solo. Thine After Time
-Witmark-Miss Helen Coppes.
Medley Of popular songs, TUCK
Me to Sleep" Whispering" "Aln't
We Got Fun" Aud Lange Syne"-
Liberty Revue.
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As she walked to and ITO on the
street.
All the folk. Just would gaze, In
discreet,
She was dressed like a queen
But the cute little thing
Had two holes In shs socks on her
Fas+
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

@oh, yes" replied the visitor, with
polite interest
Its true, continued the hostess,
smiling sweedN he has no manners.
but then. of course there's MT single
member Of his family that hasi''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17
-7c-:::-oE1r7

We heard the howls OF, the pack Of
wolves behind US. strained every
nerve. but all in vain. Now ] could
hear their painting breath. At last I
felt their muzzles touching me.
When-'
"Oh. Uncle" Interrupted the nephew,
you must have felt glad!''
"Glad, my boyn cried the uncle. in
amazement "why?"
why, glad when you found thai
they had their muzzles onl"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

The wealthy uncle WAS talking over
the prospects of his nephew with the
lads mother.
How is he doing with his studies?"
t0h, very well. He's very intelli-
gent; he shows a great talent for mu-,
sic and his manner is very naughty.
His teacher thinks he will become a
conductor"
"Ah! indeed!" responded his uncle
street car or railroad?"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

"rhe snow was falling fast and furi-
Gus as tore out of the wood on to the
plain in one OF the widest parts OF 81
IBERIA. We had more than a mile to go
to set out Of the forest. that was plain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

, 1t had been Teddys first term at
school. and his mother had been tell
ing the right old uncle how well he
was getting on, and how dearly he
loved his lessons.
"Well, my little man. said tbe uncle,
as the child entered the room, "and
what do you do in school all day?"
Il wait till it's time to 90 home"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

Having criticized the poultry. the
hayricks and the rest of the old fell
lows possessions. the city man visited
the stabl ls.
Say, do you know how to make a
slow horse fast?' he asked
Yes" said the farmer. Don't feed
him"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

Marriage reminds me of restaurant
at busy hour" s4
Why's that?'
We'll, one simply grabs something
that looks nice and pays for II later
en-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

and handed to the clerk paper con-
tanning some white powder.
vi say" he asked, what do you
think that is? Just taste it, and tell me
your opinion"
The grocer smelled it, then touched
It with his tongue. @
We'll, should say that was soda. I"
That's just what say" was the
triumphant reply. eBut my wife said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17
@E1EEC

walked into shop poison
and handed to the clerk
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-17

"o course she said 81 have known willing people
tientonng the author
knew him long before he married q ing 0 let
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10
Old Fashioned Spelling Bee


Louisville. Nv. Feb. 9-Wheth
CT Noah Webster ruled that the
e" should come before the Il" o.
wee versa will be among the
problems students 81 the College
OF Arts and Sciences. UNIVERSITY
of Louisville. vii be called on Ia
solve AT an uld-iashioned spelling
bee to- be held Thursday. Feb. q.
Twelve representatives have
been selected from each class and
the spelling book OF grammar
school days. long laid away BY
collcgians. has been busted of.
and is being reviewed by the con-
tcstants in preparation for tire
event.
The purpose Of the match. It
was explained, is to determine
how we'll college students remem
Der lessons learned in the red
school house" days after strug-
Cling with Latin. philosophy and
higher mathematics.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-10

out warrant where they have
GOOD reason to- believe the accuS-
ed guilty.
Make transportation a felony.