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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13

Saturday night Is tho final
hour Of the big votes. You must
act accordingly If you want to
win.
Big preparations are being made
by the candidates for real finish
The close Of the campaign is but
72 hours away-Saturlay night.
Dee. 10th, at 10 o'clock is the last
minute that subscriptions can be r..
ceived and apply on the present vot?
schedule. 4
Time waits for no man. Every
hour aud every minute brings the
close of the third period just that
much closer as well as the end of
the campaign when the big prizes
will be awarded TO their respective
winners. The contestants who lag
now are the ones who will be left
cut when this big gift distribute IN
is madc-the ores who work with
their might between now and 10
o clock Saturday night are the ones
who will be handsomely rewarded
Some person is going to win the
Moon Sedan, worth $500; some.
one is going 10 win the Hudson
Speedster, worth $4,000; anothe1
will win the Buick Touring ear
worth $l435.00. Then there will be
three others who will be awarded
Chevrolet Touring car, worth
10000. In addition to these grand
prizes are the purses of gold and
silver,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13

ing the magical effect of water aud
cultivation.
Hetzel's Photo Shop is headqua =
tiers for fine photography III the I'M
perial Valley. Why no. gladdcH
the hearts of some of your dear
ones at a distance, with your photo
graph? o
Hetzel's Photo Shop, 1876 South
Fifth Street, opposite the Post Of
flee, FL Centre, California.
THERE IS STILL TIME TO GE-
YOUR CHnlSTAdAS POkTkAIr.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
CaIipatria WOBsaR's CLUB
Big Factor in CiUic Life

Calipatria Woman 5 Club has an
active civics section under the lead,
ership of Mrs. j. X. Griffith which
is doing much toward the develop
ment of civic pride. The club has
many activities, IFS Mothers See
ton cooperating with other organ
izations in notable Americaniza
ton work in connection with the
Bonita school on the Eastside. Mrs.
c. r. Prince is chairman of the fine
arts section, this department. making
strong appeal to those who are es-
peeially interested in the cultural
side of club life.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
3
DAYS REMAIN
of the
SIS
PRIZE OFFER

The all-important day of the
Press automobile prize campaign
"looms up' in full before every
candidate who is striving for one
Of the beautiful ears. The i'm
portant day is Saturday Decem.
Der 10th, ut 10 p. m. At that
hour the best offer Of the re.
mainder Of the campaign closes.
Any of the prizes may be won OF
lost from effort or lack Of effort
this week. This next week may
put you across victory line. 1t is
all with the candidates them
selves.
Every subscription counts
more now than they will later.
They also get the EXTRA votes
100000 on every club of $12.
And they are three special gold
prizes Of $500 each.
Every day counts VITALITY
from now on. Saturday night.
December 10th, at 10 O'Clock is
the day and hour. You can win
the gold and the extra votes
which will capture the automo.
bile for you on December 23rd.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
HoltriHe Study Club To
Hare Christmas Program

Mrs. NJ. V. Oakley win present a
christmas program at the meeting
of the Holtville Study Club Friday
afternoon, December 10. Van Dyke s
Beautiful story "The First Christ
mas Tree viii be told and Mrs. ID.
II. Roberts viii sing 20 Holy
Night. = Mrs. 0. {. Harris and Mrs.
X. N. Alexander VIII be hostesses
nf.the day.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
REJECT NEW DRArT

CHICAGO, Dee. by a major
ity of more than 100000 Illinois
voted yesterday against the propos-
ed new state constitution, according
TO practically complete returns to-
day.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
Music Section THURSDAY
II. Church and Organ Music.

The program of the music section
tomorrow will have TIVE parts, the
first being "A study Of church and
organ music with reference to noted
2Scsnposers, and the last part having
surprise features which wall inter
est and entertain everybody. Mrs.
Fab. Fuller is in charge of the pro-
gram. The section meets at the club
n'0lEse al 3 Z. N.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
MANY HoMEIEss IN FIRE

CHICAGO, Dee. I3.-Fifty fani-
lies, scantily clad, were forced to
flee from their homes in zero wealth
er today when fire destroyed Z four
story apartment here.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13

This week. the third period and close to the end of the
campaign determination grows among the candidates.
you expect very surprising changes in the vote
schedule. Already today, the long time subscriptions
beginning to show themselves in the vote standing Be-
fore the end of the week there will be many.
For every six year subscription that is turned in the
vote standing of the candidate takes jump
very few long time subscriptions today separates the
leader from the last in the
This week prepare for surprises.
The first big increase from long time subscriptions
shows to the credit of Miss Helen Weber This but
starter There many long time subscriptions to be
had and many will Returned in between now and Satur
day night
Candidates and their friends must remember that the
extension of the time second payments ends positive
ly on December 18TH second payment added to your
first period subscriptions entitled to the votes of that
period. This privilege is withdrawn forever on Satur
dav NIGHT December 18th a 10 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-13
Only Three More Days
Until Last Big Vote Offer
will Again Be Slashed

Beautiful Big Motor Cars Fully Equipped Await
Hand of New Owners at Wheels; Race Quickens.
Hustle and Energy These Few Remaining Hours
Will Work Wonders. Candidates Should Make
Every Effort Count These Days
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
DIR. LOUIS OSTROM
LEADS POST BAND

DR.. Louis Ostrom was elected
permanent director of the military
band organized by Davenport post,
American Legion.
At meeting last night it was
decided to adopt the regulation
army uniform Of olive drab wooden
shirts and breeches, black ties,
overseas caps. Aluminium helmets
will be worn On dress occasions.
No officer uniform will appear in
the band.
There are three members from
Rock Island. They are DR.. Ostrom,
his son Meredith, and c. E. Eber-
hart. The band will attend the
Iowa Legion convention in Water
loo Sept. Z and 8.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am .
young srass-widsw. nineteen years
old and I have two babies.s Ny hus-
band and / were divorced two years
ago. He was very cruel to my We
tie boy. and would spank him when
Inc was sick. Finally be got 20 had
to the baby and me that | left him
Did do right!
We both went without clothes
and he never bought furniture for
my house.
am now staying with my father
who Is also mean end cruel to my
older child. He calls him vile
names and it, seems as though he
can't say anything mean enough
abou. him. teach my child to
love and respect his grandpa al
though he Is only two and a hall
years old. My father likes the baby
and makes the hoy give up every
thing to her although he isn't sell
fish toward his sister.
am very lonesome and long FOL
q home of my own and the love o.
some kind, good man. Is it wroni
to marry twice when ones husband
is living? l do not care for m!
first husband. I was very younl
when We married. My parents
liked him and persuaded me t.
marry him.
| Is there much money in room
ing hoVses?
DISCOURAGED.
l think you did the right thin
in divorcing your husband and
. see no reason why your forme
marriage and the fact that you
former husband is still Twin
!, should stand in the way-of a sec
ond marriage = Another time. how
ever, you should be sure that tn
) man loves your children and wi
not be cruel to them as soon as 70
are married to him. 1t would ais
be advisable to avoid marriage wit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

= widower who has children Of HI
own.
1t Il difficult to ancwer yun1
your question about q roomm9t
house. because II pays for soOe
people while others fail. II you are.
oft-hearted l would not advise yu4
to make the venture. The landla4yt
who keeps boarders when they are
having hard times and cannot pay.
naturally loses money rapidly. Az
50 the landlady who Is generous
finds 1t difficult to make any
money with her boarding house. ~
you feel that you cannot succeed
in this way. however, and have r.
opportunity TO get a house. i
would advise you to make the ven
ture. ea1
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are
1.-TWO girls aged II and IS. A boy
| friend OF ours has been hero for
some time. He is real friend and
not beau. He visits in our homes
and there is no objection on tho
part OF our parents. He asked ~
| to write and promised to do like
wise. We wonder il 1t would b
wrong to write first.
| 1t is the boys place to Wf1te
first. He ought to send you a let
ter thanking you for your part In
making his visit so pleasant.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am q
girl IS and have been going with .
boy three years and have been en-
!gaged to him for about q year al
Though he has never kissed ma or
told me he loved me. Please tel
me IL he loves me. MAY.
/ The boy probably loves you ID
his way. can't understand hf1
} GOODNESS. however, and would b
afraid after marriage he would b
| just as undemonstrative. When Z
} couple is engaged there u nothing
Wrong in their kissing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
TO START PLAY IN,
W TENNIS MEET;
OFFER TWO PRIZES

The tennis tournament for the in
termediates and juniors Of the boys
department at the Y. NJ. c. A., will
begin tomorrow morning on the
"Y" courts.
The intermediates will play at
$50 o'clock in the morning and the
juniors at 2:30 O'Clock in the aft
ernoon. The finals will be played
Friday afternoon. A prize of a
years membership in the associa-
ton will be awarded the winner in
each division. Henry l.. Best, boys
work secretary. will be in charge
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
UTILITIES COMPANY
EMPLOYEES ON PICNIC

The Tri- Cities Railway and Light
employees are having
their annual picnic at Credit Island
this afternoon. The employees Of
the company will have a good OPP
portunity to get a line on eacA
one'S athletic ability and prowess
in the ga1pes and races which will
feature the outing. Golf and swim
ming will be an important part in
the afternoon and evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
4nllarllnl1 futta

stain wilicna.s out Immediately.
MIX Bottles - Always wash Tie
top q the milk bottie bsfors yoar
pour out the milk. A stray cat o.
DIG may have licked 4 or nome too
clean hands may have come IN con-
TAFT with II. Il 10 always we'll to
be on the safe side.
Cure for Sticking Cake-To pre-
vent cakes or cookies from stick
ing to the pan. place the pan on
top Of 8 hot stove for . few minutes
after removing II from the oven OF
stand for Z moment on . vet cloth
Ploaled Cabhage.
One head cabbage sliced one-hali
inch thick. Pack in . crock With
salt to suit taste. Cover with bail.
ing hot vinegar IA which sugar t.
make rs sweet Is you like, and
bits Of stick cinnamon have beer
boiled. Pour over the cabbage
Weight the cabbage down to keel
under the vinegar. Let stand ,.
hours and serve cold.
Cleaning white Paint
Do not use soap. Have half |
/ pail Of warm water to which 70,
have added . teacupful Of parafil
oil. Wiring out a small sponge an
go over the paint with this. The
dip the sponge in cold water. wrin
out and wipe the paint, and dr.
with a muslin buster. Finally pol
ish with white furniture cream az
piled on a bit of flannel and pol
ished with a butter muslin dustel
This will bring white paint up lik
new.
SUGGESTIONS +
To Clean White Kid Gloves
Take a soft wool cloth and dip
in sweet milk: rub it on any whit
soap, then rub gloves. changing pt
sition OF cloth as it become sole
Gloves will be soft and look ill
new. Try it!
Fasten window Shade to ope
shelves; see how nicely it keeps OF
dust.
When Ironing, stand on cushion
you will not tire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Anderson.Bi gwo0d.

Miss Alice Bigwood of Clinton,
Ia, and Orville Anderson of Rey-
nolds were united in marriage at
IL o'clock yesterday morning at
the parsonage of the Fifteenth Ave-
nue. Christian church. Rev. Guy b.
Williamson officiated. The at
tendants were the Misses Muriel
Anderson and iona Robinson.
A wedding dinner was served to
the bridal party at the Robinson
home at 1892 Thirty-third street.
Garden flowers were used to dec
crate the table and the home. MI
and Mrs. Anderson will reside in
Reynolds where MIR. Anderson is
connected with the Standard Oil
company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
CALLER DAR

u TO-DAY.
=. 9. Z. club meeta with Miss Gertxude
as Elsvensh streeo
Ia IN Eoch. 1877 Houfeeenth- aod-s-
Sa ~. ,esess; gives psS-supllal luncheon for
Mn. Lee y, Kaapke. 3017 Ninth avenue.
Nv hnchs6a-oe3dgs pfe-nupttal courtesy
for Hia ~ B6ofh.
Mn Hans wit. 1906 Elsvsnsh street,
enteftaans 500 club.
VAao6 Shrine No. -. white shrine Of
Jeeu1eae0. 0sets.
THURSDAY.
Mn. Louis Stafford. 1913 Fourleensh-
end-e-haif street., entertains at luncheon-
ssid.e - Tssracs Gariens for Miss FAY
Mn. L noy sosdy. 4515 Sixteenth
svsaue. enteftains ct pre-nupHal for Nisu
Dorothy ooady.
FRIDAY.
barbara Frietchie tent sponsors card
parry as home Of Mrs. Nancy Babb on Roci
Anoo csidron meets with Nm. W !
Basgs. 1037h Seventeenth street.
Ar. and Mn. 9. Arthur S4phenl
Seven Anes." Moline. sntsetain At sup
per bridge.
6ATUBDAY,
Weekly bridge as Rock Island Arsena
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
CHICAGO'S SCHOOL
FUND SHY $4,000, 900

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Shortage in
the Chicago school fund will reach
$3,000,000, States Attorney Grove
asserted today, as grand jury in
.yestigation Of the school board
transactions continued.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

kWxI8~s AmKS SV0M kUOVKW bkkE
yoeue for rnd 4 snrooeed to be-
ouite ever ana 49, M. there
stiil ~ mn IN occ.siousl touch
q M naItne color> even In the
smarteet sc eatherirG1. A ffock
which f6afured sealinez wax rcd
mr. ons r.~r.t o. aeeIipe wax
tonee haye heen kilI1a b. too much
nonrlaritv The frock vas Of PAL
81 sand crane d chine and the
touch a. red came I'm very ttay nom
nies smnrctdered IN : ionr spray
FINN ~ centar az the hoiice to
about tha rnees. omar little sprays
81 the aover vere on the sleeves
and the .ird1a ma 4 narrow taft
feta-picoted ribbon az sealing wax.
:
New York. Aus. z2.-For the
woman who 10 not satisfied with 4
silk or 4 nsinsook costume slip,
there IA nov the costume slip OF
necessarily warmer than slips OF
the other sort. but it il ideal for
wear ON q cool day beneath q dia-
phanous xown. A Knitted silk slip
in orange, for example, is very
lovely beneath q gown Of cocoa
georkette, or q slip Of ocoAA green
beneath smoke gray.
| London, Aug. 22.-Short cloaks
in white are being used with black
gowns, thus adding q new phase te
the smart black-and-whfte styles
made very plainly with an accord
ION or killed bodice and rounded
neck. The killing was continued
in narrow panels>down the sides o.
the skirt. This costume. so uEre
! lieved in both color and cut de
| pended for originality upon thu
short, hip-length coat OF white
cloky. The coat, with a high, turn
over collar and open front, wa
embroidered In black and sky blue
London, Aug. GA loose cloal
intended for wear over the thil
summer gown on cool days and II
rocain with a remarkable trimmin;
of loops of silk braid. The loop
were quite tiny, only two Inches il
length. There were nine rows O
them around the hem Of the cloal
Several rows more extended fror
the armpit to the wrist on the un
derside Of the sleeves. There wer
four rows also around the hem c
i
!, the turnover collar.
New York, Aug. 22.-The dress
lest Of aprons for the young lad
Of about seven years is made {
cretonne and percAle. 1t is che Sol
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Excursion Proceeds S72.

st. Eecilia's guild held its regu-
lar meeting last night in Engi-
neers' hall. when 1t was reported
proceeds from the boat excursion
sponsored Aug. amounted to
$72.50. Other business transacted
was Of a routine nature. The next
meeting will be held the first week
in September.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Club Outing on River Bank.

Members Of the Spitzerinktum
club. turned out in large numbers
for a picnic held in Carlmarks'
Grove, on the river bank near
Third street, Moline, Sunday. The
crowd arrived in autos, and spent
the day swimming and playing
games, enjoying . sumptuous pic
mic dinner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
HAVE INDEBTEDNESS.

New York, Aug. 22.-State gov
ernments, have q total bonded in
debtedness of $1.071, 506.9S1, or
$10.1S per capita, according to the
Bank Of America.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
SugyeS.f0NS.

Iodine Stains = This suggestion
is given by a surgical nurse whose
uniform and shoes are often stain
ed with iodine. Dissolve two or
three tablets of bichloride of mer-
curry in a basin Of water and hold
stained part of article in it. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

H1sretana ConSefvAto1y boasts
fhe strongest violin depart
zs.ss r. the middle west Ludwig
;...s'1Y conductor Of the Tri-City
ssony Orchestra, headA the de-
Sent. and 1t ID Unnecessary to
8...si mon his merits - an In
e.sssor ia violin. Spending only .
sM The tri-cities for Teachings
~ elass is necessarily limited,
~ M Anna Johannsen has been
,irfed assistant head Of the de-
~ Johannsen became very
Idly known during the bien-
~ I rear ago. when she directed
- dudent orchestras Of the high
s,hocIs in concert. Miss Johann
~ viil teach the coming season
Z the main school.
Fvo very talented young violin
~ yoctor DePinto and David
sristoR have been retained for
,sseAing. Mr.. Polakof received the
ssaI1ted praise Of the local press
I'm he appeared as soloist with
~ Tri-City symphony orchestra
! NJ spring, and Mr.. DePfnto won
many friends by his excellent and
dncere work as teacher and soloist
Mss Muriel zimmerman, who
mined the faculty two years ago
~ developed a large class, and II
now one of the busiest teachers OF
De STAFF.
Mss Amy Soyster will continue
working principally in the braAel
tudios, and Miss Esther Peterson
+ / former graduate OF The school
vii also instruct in violin.
Arthur Petersen. the first cells
| Of the Tri-City Symphony orchestra
IIs ,on the staff for instruction Il
csllo. This instrument, while no
20 popular, is one of the mos
yeautiful Of the violin family. an
Students wishing to receive in
IHruction on, the instrument will b
fortunate IL they secure time wit
Nr. Petersen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Neau Hint.
BREAKFAST.

AOUU U1Wts
BREAKFAST.
Cantaloupe
- Ham and Potato CroQuets
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Japanese Eggs Jellied Apples
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter 1
Milk
DINNER :
Salmon IN Q Mold
French Fried Potatoes
Sliced Cucumbers and Onions
Lemon Sponge Cake
Tea, or Coffee
Teday's Recipes.
Ham and Potato Croquets-Four
cups mashed potatoess two cups
chopped. boiled ham, both fat and
lean mixed together and moistened
with two beaten eggs. Make into
balls, then dip into~white Of beaten
egg, then roll in crumbs and fry in
deep. hot fat
japanese Eggs-One one-half
cups boiled rice. six hard-cooked
eggs, III cups white sauce,
one teaspoon onion Juice, one tea
spoon parsley, one teaspoon soy or
Worcestershire sauce. Pile the
| hot, cooked rice onfa platter. Cut
the eggs in quarters and imbed In
rice. Pour over them the sauce
favored with onion juice and the
soy or Worcestershire sauce and
sprinkle the chopped parsley or
top. Soy is a sauce to be found II
some stores where Japanese ant
Chinese products are sold.
Jellied Apples-Select tart, juic,
apples; pare>and remove core witt
a cOrer or narrow bladed knife
Place In "a saucepan with boiling
water, half enough to cover them
putting a tablespoonful Of white su
gar into each apple. Cook unit
they are well done, but retain thei
form; then remove to the disl
in which they will be served; to tn
juice add sugar in proportion o
halt cupful Of sugar to half a pin
of Juice to make Jelly, and pou
over the apples. II a few pieces O
the apple peel are stewed in tn
juice and removed before putting il
. they sugar they will give mic
i, color to the jelly. Z
Salmon in Mold-One can Q
salmon, two eggs, four tablespoon
; melted butter, one-half cup fin
bread crumbs, chopped parsley, sal
, and pepper. Mince the fish, rub /
butter thoroughly, work in tn
!. bread crumbs which should not b
: dried, add the seasonings and, las
the beaten eggs. But in buttere
mold, set in par of hot water, cove
pan and steam in the open. Coo
one hour. Serve with cream saus
: to which you have added hart
/, boiled eggs.
To Cook an Old Chicken-P,
into a kettle one cup lard and on
half cup butter. After the chicke
is dressed and cut in pieces, add
: to the hot fat and let it fry un,
y fat and meat are both brown, sti
. ring occasionally. Remove chicks
:, from the pan and add one lar,
d onion chopped fine, sage. pepp
and salt to taste; let this fry in Il
fat five minutes, then add two larI
" tablespoons flour and let brow
e then add one-half pint can of
,matoes and plenty of water to co
= err the chicken (which has be-
It added). Stew slowly until dor
.e stirring often to prevent sticking.
l. A small strip Of leather sewed
9. the inside of trouser cuffs will pr
IS vent the cloth from wearing out.
n A red hot irorf>will soften put
is SO that it can be removed easily.
le Allow Just enough water to b.
Ls dry when boiling potatoes.
Suggestions.
Iodine Stains This suggestI
is given by a surgical nurse who
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

Queen Helena Of Italy is an en-
thusiastic stamp collector.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Supper.Bridee for Mrs. Lamb.

OupP0S.bfloSe IOf mrs. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Arthur Stephens
OF Seven Acres" Moline, are to
entertain at a buffet supper and
bridge Friday evening to compli-
ment Mrs. Charles Lamb of Min
neapolis. who is the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deere Cady Of
Moline. Twenty tri-city friends will
be guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22
Celebrates Fourth Birthday.

Master Jack Mcclellan cefebrat-
"a his fourth birthday anniversary
Yesterday at his home. 4410 Sixth
avenue. He invited six of his small
| boy friends to an out-of-coor party
from 5 to Z o'clock. The children
pl2yed games on the lawn and en-
| jded lunch served out-of-dcors at
|sltable on which snapdragons and
,sters were used. Master Jack re-
ceived many gifts. \
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

AAI0D8c Ioot VmCO1D Nl6mts
/, Vashtf Shrine, No. 23,N White
Shrine Of Jerusalem. will arrange
for past officers night at the meet
ing to be held tomorrow night at
the Masonic temple. The night will
be- observed at the September
meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-22

Social Anne16cements.
Amoo caldron sewing circle will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
w. z. Briggs, 1037h Seventeenth
street.