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caz de ivirea unui conflict bal
canic. Sc zice Cd Serbia STA
mobilizat armata 81 ca mari CO.
loane de trupe Sc misca. in di-
rectia Usuk (Skoplie).
ca aculll.

ROMA, Ii Sept.-Aici circula
sv0nul ca ministrul de externe al
ltaliei ar fl zis ca Italia a facut
tot ce la stat in putinta pentru
aducerea grecilor 81 a turcilor fata
in fata la conferinta de impaca.
re in Venetia, dar ca IA putut reu-
81 nici 7ntr'un fel. Ziarele italie-
he zic ca vina pentru aceasta este
4 Angliei.
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Atentat Ia viata
Iui Troizky

BERLIN, IA Sept. 20 depese
prlmlta All della Moscova, anunta
ca nlste teroriSti au inccrcat sd a.
saslneze pc Leon Trotzky, ministrul
de razboiu al Rusiei sovietice. De-
pesea zice ca teroristii aruncasera
o bomba inaintea automobilului lui
Trotzky, tragand 81 cateva focuri
Gle revolver asupra lui, insa nu ST.
au putut ajunge scopul de al o.
mort.
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PIERDERILE
AMERICEI
LA MARCI

PARIS, IA Sept. Americana
au perdut eel putin . miliarde do
lari la specula Gu marcile germa-
he, pc carl le-au cumparat inainte
de ce a inceput inflatia marcel.
Bancile germane, in schimb, au
castigat un minim de 40 miliarde
dolari la recumpararea, pc pref
ieftin, marcilOr scum vandute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

.COMERFT!ULUI
GU RUSIA

FALL RIVER, Mass, II Sept
United Textile Wor.
kers of America, Uniunea munci-
torilor de textile din America din
ocaziunea convcptiei lor tinuta aici,
an adoptat douF rezolutii. Una
cerc ca Statele uaite sa reia conner
tul Gu Russia sovictista, lar ceealal
ia condamna atitudinca ministru
lui Daugherty fata Gle muncitorii
grevisti della caile ferate.
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Po|itiCa Partidu|ui National
/. M. S. Regina La Sovata.

- Opinia publica d urmarit ell
viu interes sederea NJ. 5. Reginei
la Sovata, precum 81 imprejura-
rea, ca att fost primit de Suve-
rama. Nh att bineyol a he spune,
earl v'au fost impresiilc in urma
acestei audienteg
= Am fost incantat afland de
la NJ. Sa Regina, ca este multu-
mita de efectul bailor Sovata 81
de zilele petrecute in aceasta fru-
moasa parte a Ardealului. lntr a
devar, mprejurarea ca M. S. Re.
gina sa decis sd 81 faca cura de
bal in Ardeal, este nu numai .
malta distinctie, ce acordat ace
stor tinuturi, eli este 81 o straluci-
toare pilda de crutare nationala,
'dOvedind. Cd eXcelenteIc statiuni
balneare din tara noastra fac de
prisos cheltuiala enorma. impreu-
nata ell cercetarea Ibailor streine.
M. Sa Regina arafat eel maj
vim interes pentru toate chestiu-
nile acestor tinuturi, avand aproa-
pc de sufletul Sau parintesc BIZ
nele 81 propasirea intregei tari.
Din cele ce a vazut 81 din cele e.
am avut fericirea sd arat, M. S.
Regina avut prilejul sa-si inta-
reasca 81 mai multi convingcre;l
despre sentimentele adanci 81 sin.
GER dinastice ale Ardealului 81
Banatului. Nam indcpartat ell
impresia, ca NJ. S. Regina cunoa-
ste situatia tarii 81 mimic nu ra-
ramane neobservat de spiritul Eli
superior 81 fara rasunct in inima
Sa buna.
2. Atitudinca part. national.
= Ce credeti d-voastra, event
mentele de peste vara influintat-
au intru catva Partidul national
81 in general sitnatia political
Nu gasesc, Cd s'a intamplat
ceya, ce peste tot ar ii putut
avea darul Sd schimbe 81
ltuatia politica atat de vitiata ii
CosElnUARn p PAGJxA : -.
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|R u STA
|RECJJNOSC OARE.
AMERICEI

MOSCVA, II Sept.-Sovietul O.
raSului Moscva doptat resolu-
tie multamind Administratiunei a
mericane de Ajutor pentru "a sal
vat mil 81 mil de cetateni rusi de
moartea de foame.
Organizatiunea americana pre-
cum spune resolutia sovietului, =
a cheltuit s miliOane ruble aur Gu
aiutOrarea flamanzilor din Russia.
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FAPTA IMORALA
A UNUI PREOT
METHODIST

Rev. l.. w. Irwin, preot al Bise-
ricei Episcopale Metodiste din A.
melia, o., este acuZat de mOnstruO-
sui fapt Gle fl avut relatiuni GU
o copila sd vitrega mai bine de
un an de zile, in urma carui fapt
cOpila, care MI are decat IL ami, a
dat nastere la I'm copil. Ell va fl
judecat, 81 pedeapsa care-l asteap-
I'd, este Gle la un an la 20 de ami.
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PUNE FOG SCOALEI

NEW YORK, II Sept.-Scoala
Publica Mr.. 46 din Brooklyn a ars
erl. Antoinette Sergi, in etate de
l3 ami, marturisit Tribunalului
mlnorllOr ca ca dat foe cladirei.
deoarece fost suparata ca trebue
sd mearga din nou la scoala.
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UN DOLLAR: SAPTE
MILIOANE RUBLE

MOSCVA, IA Sept. Dolarul are
o valoare de Z milioane ruble la
bursa guvernului sovietelor in
Moscva. Bursa STA inceput activi-
tatea i'll zilele trecute. Nicicand
rubla ma fost atat de dcpreciatd
ca acum.
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LONDRA, 13 Sept-Un consliu de minsr prezidat dc
Lloyd George oc Vneri in Downing Street. al crui
scop cree fl dscutarea noulor evenimcnte esfs-
rate in legaura chestia grecoturca
In acelas mp Franta comunicat minsrulu de exerle
al Angler vesea despre inelegere lbcrti Dara
necor Bosforulu nsa d. De Montic insarcinatu de
afacer al Frane la Londra tranmsese aceas vese
verbal mai zs 81 ca victoria turcilor schmba 81
uaa trebue luatd in considerable III orce dscue
pace alatlor Turca ca trebua sd Sc ute de
ccptibilitatea legitima Turciei."
Comuncatia verbala a Franei fost comentata aci in
fere feluri 81 framantare asupra adevaraulu in
leles al raze suscepbiatea egtima Turciei" Gel mai
multi zic ca refera la Adrianopol
Corespondentul diplomatic al zaruui Chronicle anuna
dupa primirea motel francezc compacul ntealat cut la
Paris in Martie recut ramane ngura msu de nteegere
la sa puut aunge In tmpu acela sa auns
Ia urmatoarea ntelegere:
Toaa Asia Mica 81 estu Tracici treaca sub
nitatea turceasca.
2.-Noua fronera urceasca in Traca porn della Ma
de Marmara a vest de Rodoso) pna la ronera Bull
yarei ncluzand s Adranopolul ramane al Grecei
B. slnira.ra cadta Turciei.
4.-Cu toate acestea pentru Smima 81 Adranopol
creia Gun regim special.''
5-Apdrarea stramtoror trebueste garantata prn
pata peninsue Galipo de catre trupe alate.
6-Protearea Constantnopoluui contra oricarei inva-
zuni trebueste asigura prin demobzarea peor urcet
81 grecest din Tracia.
PARIS 13 Sept-Premierul Lloyd George prin ambasa-
Gorul Ange la Paris prevent guverul francez ca spri
rca pc mai departe turcor din parea Frante in ncer
lor de reocupa Daraneee Constantnopoul nch
zand astfe drumu ctre Inda socotita de Anglia
seroasa uptura legaturei de unirc dintre aliat.'
Ambasadoru englez mai spus Frantei 81 ca
tnuarea astfe de sprjinre face pc Anglia sa
regret pas necear pentru apararea nereseor mperuu
britanic."
Cercurile dipomace consdera lucru acesta deca-
late atise de rupere relaunlor coriale dnre aia Re-
atunic dtre Franta 81 Britanie mai incordae
ca orr cand della armistitiu ncoace
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CheStia ! Ss~..>o-turCa
TEAMA UNUI DESACORD INTRE ALIATI
BULETI IN

CONSTANTINOPOI, 13 Sept.-Aliati au notificat gu
vernu della Angora ca un atac din parea urcor natona
s asupra zonelor neutre Ismd Dardanee socott
dept declarae de razbou contra aaor 81 CD eli sunt
determna sa apere Constantinopoul contra Kemastilor
tot aceasi determnare au mobiizat tsupele
contra Grecei cand aceasta increase nvadeze Consan
tinopoul.
Un escadron de husari engezi 81 companie de nfante
re taiana plecat All din Dardanele destnatia Ismd
LONDRA. 13 Sept-O depese trimisa della Smirna prin
agenta Reuter- anunta ca parte din armata greceasca
afata pc nsula Chesme ncerca sa rezste turcor
nu s'a predat
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Luandu-se tOate acestea i'll con-
sideratie, nu sc poate zice ca Lloyd
George II are drept sd vorbeasca
Frantei atat de ascutit, insa au-
toritatile franceze neaga orice le-
gatura guvernului francez GU eel
al turcilor nationalist.
Tn om foarte versat in politica
internationala zicea ieri urmatoa-
rele:
"Nimeni pc lumc nu mai poate
opri acum pc turci din avantul lor
victories.
In timpul acesta umbra razboiu-
lui Sc iveste 81 mai hidoasa in A
sia Mica 81 la frontiera europeana
a Greciei.
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LONDRA, 13 Sept. O depe-
Sc primita della Atena ,prin e.
gentia Central News, anunt&
ca Romania 81 Jugoslavia an
declarat fara inconjur Cd au
intentia q dc ajutor Qrecisi in
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! PARIS, 13 Sept. - Premierul
Poincare sosit la Paris din con-
cediul sau de cateva zile, 81 Sc zice
ca pregateste un raspuns Angliei
Gu privfre la politica Frantei fata
de victoria turcilor nationalist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Give Years Reports.

Reports for the year were given
at the meeting of the Tri-City Mu-
steal association yesterday mora
ing at Music Center hall, Dayen-
port. Mrs. J. J. Dorgan, president
of the association presided at the
meeting. A report of the recent
entertainment given at the Capitol
theatre, showed that the sum of
$500 had been cleared. 1t was de-
cided tc have the various musical
organizations of the tri-eities spon-
sor programs to be given at month
ly meetings of the association to be
held at Music Center. The first
program Will be given the last
Tuesday in January by the music
students. These meetings will be
held in the evenings. All mem
bers and friends are invited. The
date for the Margaret Matzenauer
concert to be given at Augustana
college was set for March 30. Mrs.
Leo Wynes of Rock Island was nam
ed chairman OF a committee to plan
for a benefit entertainment to be
given at some Rock Island movie
house IN the near future.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
VOTE POSTAGE
PLAY And SHOW
occupation Noner and Style Rx-
hibit Homo Bureau Attractions
is Models TO Appear.

Members of the executive board
of the Rock Island county home
bureau yesterday voted TO produce
the home bureau play, written by
Mrs. c. J. Mcconnell of Champaign,
entitled Occupation None" with a
caste of members of the Moline and
Coe township units of the organ
ization. The production will be
about the first of next April.
Both units have expressed a
wish to give the play and it was
decided yesterday to request Mrs.
Mcconnell to attend to the train
ing of the players in person.
A decision was also reached to
have a style show as the culmina-
ton of the clothing school to be
conducted in the Y. W. C. A. under
home bureau auspices Feb. S, 8, 10
and IL. Miss MARCIA Haugh, cloth
ing expert of the home economics
department OF the University of
Illinois, will supervise this show.
Sixteen models will take part and
will display styles of woman's ap-
parel to bring out the most effec-
tive designs, colors, materials, and
general fcneSS of the costumes.
Garments to be worn while engage
ed in household tasks. will be
shown, as well as afternoon and
evening wear. and the more fash
ionable costumes.
The appropriateness of the garb
to the occasion for which it is
worn will be stressed at the
exhibit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
NeIOs From the Worlds Fashion
Centers by Wire to The Argus

shoes or slippers worn with the
costumes or by the fans which were
carried by the wearers.
New York, Jan. At is not alon G
the winter blast that counts for the
increasing number of fur garments
and neckpieces which are making
the appearance. The tax is of.
Many people who have waited pa
tiently for that time to come have
made their purchases in the last
week. Many women, in providing
themselves with chokers, neck
pieces, stoles and capelets for late
winter and spring are having their
pieces made to order, picking out
the raw pelts themselves and
matching them to their own salts
faction.
London, Jan. 4.-The rosy cheeks
of the girls of England have been
the admiration and envy Of others
for centuries but no one ever was
known to acquire admiration by
having red arms. That is the rea-
son why, taking the usual heating
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04

New York. Jan. 4.-White sales
Of black underthings may sound
incongruous but nevertheless they
are finding place among the fea-
lures the larger shops are empfla-
sizing in their January sales. Many
OF the lingerie sets are worked our
in black and white combinations
and trimmings and white silk aud
satin garments are not neglected.
Especial attention is given dainty
models OF muslin, handkerchief
linen and sheer batiste.
Paris, Jan. TT Paris did not
have q white Christmas, at least IL
started off the New Year with many
Of Its feminine citizens dressed in
simple white. The vogue for white
gowns was extremely noticeable
during the first week Of the year
In most instances white also was
utilized to furnish the trimming eff
fects. terrestrial heads and rhine
stones forming some Of the most
striking trimmings. The color note
needed to make such costumes ef-
fectiye was provided usually by the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Horace Mann P. T. A.

Horace Mann parent-teaehers as
ISOLATION had a largely attended
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
school. There were some one hun
dred women present. The program
included a vocal number by Miss
Mabel Zook, a song, Wind Through
the Olive Trees" by a quartet of
children from Miss LeaS' room, and
a reading by Mrs. Beulah Hall.
Mrs. Arthur Schlueter gave a de-
tailed report of the district confer
ence held Nov. 80 in Moline, and
Mrs. Willis Wood a report OF the
recent home bureau meeting. An
nouncement was made of the first
meeting OF the gymnasium class to
be held tomorrow afternoon at 1870
at the school. A community coffee
is to be held in the near future at
the school.
Yesterday the association spog-
sored a new feature at it's meeting
in the nursery for the children who
cannot be left at home by the moth
ers. The plan is to be continued,
so, popular did it prove Re-
freshmentS were served by a com
mittee composed of Mesdames Ed
Nance, chairman, d. j. Sollenber-
ger, W. F. Strutz, ]. F. Cook, w. n.
Ralston, c. n. Brown and n. B.
Sears.
The next meeting has been post
poned from Feb. to Feb. IA, be-
cause of the afternoon and evening
conference to be held by the city
association, when Mrs. Laura P.
Young of Chicago, the state presi-
dent, will be the speaker
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
First Dirisioa Aid Nets.

Mrs. Bert Steaks of 1911 Twelfth
street, entertained members OF the
first division ladies' aid society OK
the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at her
home There we're 20 members
presents Plans were discussed for
a rummage sale to be held this
month, the date to be set later. As
sisting the hostess in serving re-
lfreshments were Mrs. Roy Hoff-
imam, Mrs. Gus Swanson and Mrs.
Arthur Hedberg. Proceeds yester-
day amounted to $7.45. Mrs. Frank
Marston will be hostess to the divi-
ssion at the next meeting on Jan.
is at the parsonage.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Christian Berg and daugh-
ter. Irene, went to Chicago New
Years TO spend few days with
relatives.
The Cambridge public schools
opened Jan. 8.
Miss Fay Palmer was called to
Galva by the illness OF her brother
Harry Palmer'S wife.
Charles Salzer, agent for the
davenport Daily Times, entertained
the carrier boys of the different
daily papers to real boys party
e bis home New Years
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society of the
Memorial Christian church will
hold its regular business meeting
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. Launcelot Hadaway
$40 Nineteenth street. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. F. A
Graves and Mrs. John Spilger. ST.
Mrs. J. a Seayer of 915 Second
avenue, will be hostess TO the mem
bers of the ladies' aid society of
Broadway Presbyterian church Fri
day afternoon at $50. The MEM
bers are asked to bring their Thin
bles.
The ladies' aid society of the
Grace Lutheran church will be en-
tertained on Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Olaf z. Cervin,
3400 Tenth avenue.
The ladies aid society of the
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow after
noon at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Beck, 1911 F'orty-fifth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04

Arvid Samuelson, director Of the
conservatory Of music of August
ana college, will be the soloist al
the next concert of the TRICKY
Symphony orchestra Sunday after
noon in the Coliseum and Monday
evening in Augustana gymnasium
The program for the orchestra
and the pianist is as follows:
Prelude, "Hansel and Gretei"
Humperdinck
Fantasia, Romeo and Juliet.
Tschaikowsky
Orchestra
Piano concerto ..... Tschaikowsky
Andante non troppo motto
maestosa.
Andantino simplice.
Allegro con fuvco.
Arvid Samuelson
Larghetto from Second Symphony
Orchestra
Ballet music from "Feramos".
RuDlnSIeln
Allegretto.
Listesso tempo.
Allegro moderate.
Aryid Samuelson
Waltz, Wine, Women and Song"
-.....,..- -.-.----..-.- Strauss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Entertains Maceabees.

Miss Lottie Satin was hostess to
the members of the young Macca-
bees club Sunday at her home, isis
Fourth avenue. During the bust
ness session two new members
were admitted and the following
officers elected for the year:
Bertha Alter.
Vice pFesident-JeHRie 1iebo-
witty.
Secretary-Rose Levy.
Treasurer-RuthH icktOn.
Following the business session
dancing was enjoyed and games
were played. At 5 O'Clock lunch
was served. Covers were laid for
IA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04

what the Japanese type TO take wiz
them on walks aloag the beach ana
the beard walks. These parasoIe
are large affairs baiIt on handle
and ribs OF bamboo. but the paner
- extremely heavy and has bean
satsrproofed to afford adequate pro-
lection against rain as well as sup
In most cases the parasols have a
background OF a solid color suc5
as gray or orange against which
startling and vivid motifs ar
painted both outside and inside
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
University Women to Meet.

The Iliinois-Iewa branch of the
American Association of University
Women will meet on Saturday att
ernoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. John McGown Stevenson at
her home at 726 Twenty-third
street. Assisting Mrs. Stevenson
will be Mrs. Elizabeth Barton. Mrs.
Hilda Rhode and Miss Jetta Mable
COVERT. Mrs. John T. Davis has
charge of the program. The sub
iect for the afternoon will be so
ciaI Life of Colleges" and a mum
Der of informal talks will be given
by the members.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
In the Lodges

Sick and accident benefit fund OF
| Camp No. So, Noodmen of the
World, is over $4,000, auditors OF
1.-THE organization reported last eve
! ming at the joint installation of Of
ficers by the camp and grove
, On account of g. surplus held by
/ the sovereign camp during 1921
each member of the order who has
held membership for two-year
period will receive a refunding
check, probably this month.
The officers of the camp INSTALL
ed last evening are at follows:
Consul COMMUNICATION Good
rum.
Adviser -Aeutenant A. L. Dona-
way.
Banker-James Downing.
Cierk-F. c. Downs
EseOrt-Emil Van Horeheck.
Watchman-HarFy Black.
Sentry-A. !. Bash.
Auditor-George c. Wenser, three
years; II. o. Larrance, one year.
Physicians-Drs. II. ]. Friedman.
c. T. Foster, Joseph De Silva, r. B.
Miller, Alfred Stocker
Musician-L. F. Freeze
Custodian-Roy Hufford.
Officers of Grove No. % were in
stalled as follows:
GuaFdian-Martha McGIasson.
Adviser-Sarah Vandersloat.
Banker-Esther Liedtke.
Clerk-Anna E. Downs.
haplain-MargaFet Murphy.
Attendant-Mary Donaway.
Inner sentinel-Gazetta Bash.
Outer sentinel - Elmira McMa-
hill.
Musician-Mabel Vandersloat.
Manager - Elsie Larrance, three
years.
Physicians-Drs. H. ]. Friedman.
{. 7, Foster, Alfred Stocker.
H. R. Battles is past consul COM
mander Of the camp, and Fay Mis-
sen past guardian of the grove for
1929. Mr. Battles was Installing
officer last night for the camp and
Fay Nissen for the grove.
Following the initiation ceremo-
MES Harold Downs entertained with
a few hypnotic stunts Ice cream
and cake We're served by the mem
bers of the grove, and dancing con-
cluded the evening program.
Members of the hospital corps
will meet in the office of DR.. III. ].
Friedman next Wednesday evening
for instruction in first aid.
Offer of Winnipeg lodge No. 10.
Canadian Elks, to send its band
here for concert under $1,000
guarantee, was considered by Rock
Island lodge No. $50, Eiks. last
night, at its regular meeting, but
abandoned when the membership
agreed that its own 40-pieee saxo-
phone band furnish all the mu-
sic" Moline lodge No. $50. will
send its officers to Rock Island
Jan. 16 to conduct initiation work
that night.
Report of Elk New Year enter
talnment indicated large attendance
at all events and prospect of large
numbers at the next dancing party.
Jan. 20.
Members of Rock Island lodge
No Is and Ucal lodge No. COS, Odd
Fellows, will conduct a Joint in
stallation of officers tomorrow eve
ming in Odd Fellows temple at 8 !
o'clock. All members of the order !
In Rock Island and vicinity and
their families are invited to at
tend. A dance will conclude the i
evening program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Mission Society Nets.

The woman's home missionary
society of the First Methodist
church met last night at the home
of Mrs. William Ramser, 1922 Nine
teenth street. Miss Nora Frick
led the devotionals and Mrs. J. T..
Clancy had charge of the pro-
gram, the topic being Migration. :"
Articles on the topic were given by
Mrs E. A. Siemon, Mrs. Elizabeth
Beckwith. Mrs. Mary Schill. Mrs. C.
A Walker and Miss Ella Taylor.
Miss Martina Taylor favored with
piano solo and CLANCY and
Hrs III B. Brown with a duet. A
social hour followed the program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Is Host on Birthday.

Folke Peterson of s051 Ninth ave-
nue., was host last evening at a
party celebrating his 18th birthday
anniversary. The company of
friends which included the men,
bers of the Salient basketball team,
of which the host is captain, spent
the evening with games. Mrs. Pet
erson served a delicious two-course
supper late in the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Court of Honor Dance.

- Court No. 81 and Blackhawk court
No. 52s, Courts of Honor, will spon-
SCR hard times dancing party to-
InorroW night at Maths hall The
affair is for court members and
their friends. Music is TO be fur
niShed by Bruins orchestra
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Circle To Meet.

In-His-Name circle, Kings
Daughters, will hold its January
meeting tomorrow at the home of
Miss Ella Baumbach, 1901 Twenti-
eth street. Instead of the usual
alI-day session, the meeting is call
ed for 1870. Members are asked to
bring needle and thread.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-04
Turner Ladies Entertain.

The ladies' and senior ladies'
classes of the Rock Island Turner
society entertained last night at
the Turner gymnasium. There
were 80 couples present Games
and dancing made the evening pass
pleasantly. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.