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eat luat ell forta de superiori 81
;bagat in spital. All este mai
ibine, scapa.
= Sarmane copil, spune Re.
gina, mangaindu-l pc frunte, al
fost I'm erou. lata aci, iii da Re-
|gina ia bomboane. All sd te faci
|ibine. lar A. s. r. Principelc Ca.
rol ii spune: ''Ai sd fl decorat.
|Sa traeSti haete.ss
lntram intr'un lung corridor
|intunecos, ell mici cabine pc o
parte 81 pc alta. SlMea alta data
pentru inchideree nebunilor fu.
riosi. Acum, toate celulele sunt
ocupate de bolnavi.de exantema.
tic ce stau in paturi comune, cate
trei patru intro eabina.
- Val ce slahi stunt!
- Unul horcac. .Doctoral va-
este sa opreasca pc Regina de a
iii spectatoare a unui asemenea
sfarvit. Ea, insa, merge repede
spre bolnav, il pune pc piept 0
iconita a Maicei Domnuaui, isi
=
face de mai m,,lte ari semnM cru.
cei si spoi Gu miinsae inpreunste,
|privind INSPIRE cer., Ne rosga hui
pumnezeu pentN suflctul celui
ce va, sa vie Il "a.
= Intro celslA nnpl aprins d.,
focul Gel topic, = aestiind nici
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20

navului, 81 Ell cealalta tinand
ceasca cu ceai, Sc apleca Regina
spre bolnav, 81 are rabdare' sa Sc
ute cum -el soarbe lichidul data,
tor de viata, inghititura cu inghi-
titura.
= meet! nu te grabi; ceaiuf
este ferbinte; sa nu te frigi, il
sopteste Regina.
- All! ce bun este, spune sol.
datul imbujorat! Sa Nraesti Ma.
ria Ia.
- Sa traesti voinicule 81 tn.
81 fiecare Isl are portia lui de
4ceai. fiuiea ~
Multi din soldati plangeau,: lar
ochii tuturor eran plini de la
crami.
Plecam la villa 0reerul. Acea.
sta villa, transformata in spital.
este cohdusa de doctorul Cunet.
&c pOveste trista a avut ,acest
doctor. A fost medic prin Marco,
trims GU un detayament de ex-
peditie, S'a imbnlnavit de frigu-
rile galbene 81 apoi a scapat. A
fost TRIMS ca sef al misiunei me.
'dicaie franceze, in 1915; in Ser.
hia spre a combate fngrositor,,l
flagel al tifosldui, ce b6ntuia Gu
o furie necunoscuta, fnca, in acea
tara. Opt lnni a trait in miilocul
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Ou DAsUAL1t PRIN
ARDEAL
Maria Sa cultura isi primeste
cinstea. - Dea Brasov spre Tg.| |
Mures. - Spre Cluj.

Excursinnea institutorilor 81 in
stitntoarelor in Ardeal, ia tot-mai
vadit proportiile unei adevarate
lnaniffstatii rationale.
In tot parcursul de Ia Brasov
la Targul Mures, populatia impro-
una 'cu scolile 81 elevii Tor, iesiti in
nnmar mare Id gari, Gil drapele 81
flori, ovationeaza pc solii culturei
neamului, dascalii din tara mama.
La Mestera, la Toplita Romano, la
neda, mirajul de custome, flori 81
cnlori rationale, uralele 81 imnurile
lntonate de ambele part, oaspeti
81 gazde, - dau decorului naturei
o maretei legendara. Isvoarele Mu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-20

- "A! ce frumos este acolo
Tara nOastra vom vedea-O in
curSnd. Aveti curaj 81 speranta in
Dumnezeu".
- Iata, aci, al o bomboana,
sruse altuia, mananca. 81 mainele
Hi delicate sc muncesc sa scoata
hartia de pc bomboana 81 apoi o
duce singura, Komboana, la gura
bolnavului, care, ca un copil, des-
chide g'ura 81 Sc uita ell ochi mari
81 mirati spre aceasta vedenie
D-zeiasca,- cu cfucea sfanta in
dreptul fruntei.
- Al caldura mare? intreaba
pc unul Gu fata aprinsa ca focul.
Ii desface camasa la piept 81 II
pipaie pc corps fara nici 0 teama,
fiindc& Dunanezeu o pazeste 81
orr cat teal feri daca Dumneze,,
isi ridica mana.i ocrotitoafe, in
sadar.
Majestate, spune >Doctorul
Laugier, pcrmitcti-mi sd va arat
'aci pc caporaaul Lulea, de la am.
ibulanta divmiei pa imbolnavit de
tifos exantimatic, pc cand ii in.
'etSjea camarsxii si pc cand Sc
lspta Gu depsrssitsres lor. Timp
de sase zile, CHAR bolnsv find,
= lucrat fNra intrerupere, Ia ser.
viciul sau si mn Ia pSr&sit dc
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vrATA MuNoIToREAsA.


Conflictul dintre lucratori chel-
neri 81 patronii localurilor de con-
sumatie din Tg. g.-Mures, abba apla-
nat prin arbitraj, a fost redeschis
de data aceasta de catre patronii
da cafenele.
Acestia AL facut cunoscut inspcc
toratului muncii ca. find obligati
sa plGteasca salarii ridicate, an de-
ficite mari 81 Sc vad nevoiti sa in
chida localurile.
S'au propns noui tratative.
Prin interventia inspectoratului
muncii din Satu-Mare, s'a aplanat
cOnflictul de munca ivit intre luc-
.ratorii 81 patronii intreprinderilor
in fer, metal 81 chimica din acea
localitate.
.Incheindu-se un contract cOlectiy
de munca, lucrul a fost relnat in
ziua de 10 Iunie.
Sezatori culturale pentru
muncitori. !
Ministrul muncii a luat initiati-
A.. " k:.,x -, ILL. L. ea.SAe,.: al
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turale pentrn functionarii 81 lnc-
ratoarele marilor intreprinderi' din
Capitala.
Prima sezatoare s'a tin6t Dumi-
Mica in saloanele magazinului Luv-
I'll din Capitaa.
Din partea ministeruui muncii
all luat parte d. director G. Sta
nescu 81 dina Caomeri care a tinut
o conferinta privitoare la pregati-
rea professionals mcratoarelor.
In urma S 'au recital versuri 81
s'a facut muzica.
Ora Filoreta Iosifescu, diplo-
mata a Academici de confectii din
Paris, a multumit ministerului
muncii pentru initiativa luata.
d. Stanescu, director plasarii. a
arafat importanta acestor confe-
rinte.
Sezatoarea s'a terminal Gu dife-
rite cantece executate ~de corul
lucratoarelor din atelierele magazi-
nulni I4uvru.
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HySTIIrgTARE


Stunt rugatk, toll abonsall
no9tri Z obesrva urmxteAfsls
regui II trimitsrea pea$rs
.chinbare de adresx.
l. 81 g scrie sdresa veehs
,nde ia mers siarul q adresa
lnde x'a mutat.
2. La fiecare ptrsoan3 d
70 alxture marci Do 5c. 81 ~
,aute sx nj se deG nunele stra
lei si al oragului corest.
Cine nu observx Aceste -.
gull in xadar agteapK q i ~
scAiunbe sdresa q mn ~ poats
AA1ntniotkorDa.
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moi conditiunt de munca 10 mi.
nele 81 uxinele statului din
Transilvania.

Il
Sc site ca intre muncitori 81 di
rectiunea minelor 81 uzinelor meta
lice ale Statului din Transilvani;
/; exista un vechi conflict de munca
care fost supus unei comisiuni d,
arbitraj, prezidata de d. NJ. Bias
consilior la Curtea de Casatie.
Hotararea de arbitraj $ "a dat IN
prezenta delegation muncitorilol
mineri 81 Representations minis
terului de industrie.
S'a stabilit noui conditiuni d.
munca, salarizare 81 aprovizionare
In ce priveste salarizarea, s's
hotarat ca munca sa fie cu acordul
81 cum natural, acordurile AZ Vol
stabili la fata locului de catre in
ginerul intreprinderii.
L,lcratorii carl vor Fl pusi 3;
lucreze' la o temperature ridicat;
sau vor execllta munca mai pericr
loasa vor primi un adaos de 10 h
Fsuta mai multi ca ceilalti.
La salarul de baxa Sc adaug;
pentru fiecare muncitor 81 pentr,
fiecare membru de familie, dup;
lucrul executat, un leu adaos de ia
mile 81 un leu adaos scnmpete.
Pentru orele suplimentare mum
citorii vor primi inca so la SUIT;
asupra salariului, lar pentru mum
ca de noapte, cand lucratorii vor +
chemati de acasa,, pn spor de sut'
la suta. Fiecare muncitor va prim
lunar Is kgr. faina, lar membri
familiei lui cate s kgr. In plus Ii 81
da anual 400 kgr. porumb.
| Directiunea uzinelor Sc oblig;
sa lie procure haine, ghete 81 obiec
Itcle necesare, pc preturi reduse.
| Arbitrajul obliga intrcprinderil
sd le procure sculele necesare, il
mod gratuit.
Ministcrul de industrie. nu "
putea opri pc muncitori sa-si ale
aga Oameni de incredere pentru 4
pararea intereselor lor.
! Deasemenea arbitrajul oblig
respective directiunile sd plateasc
muneitorilor vechile sporiri de ada
toa hri de 10, 7,si5 5 la suta stahilit
prin conventia din Noembrie l92(
/ Pc baza hotararei de arbitraj =
va incheia, in curand contract
collective de muMcS.
i QDin 'Universul').
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kcnten. Ohio. =, Negustorul de
vye'sctlituris zee Max Share, l ircearca
sa afle pe proprietalrl / ilnui
Liberty Bond in valoare dc 1000
Gle dolarl, pc care ell Ia gasit
tantr 'um bal de hartie macula
tura. - E9}r3-
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FAPTE MARI IN ZILE GRFLE
1917-101S.
De General g. 0xvanescul.
sxasAroRmxA Eaol1oR.

sA1BAroRmKA ERouoR.
N. :. 1stsle dsooreas& ps bravii
d - = 1Ekrdssgti noass- Sirst.
4 (Urmare). r
|. Cunosc. Cunosc, vom merge
cnrsnd acolo!
Y Sa dea Dumnezeu cat mai
4eur1nd, ca tare ne este dor!
Cum iii mai estef intrcaba
d pc un altul.
4 Binc! Sarut mana!
/ unii spuneau: Mai bine"
7 ''Bieti oameni. suspina Regina,
! nici odata nh Sc plang; totdea-
una raspund, orr cat lear fl de
I rau'' Mai bine''.
- 'iSa traiti Maria vosstra"
striga unul, sxi ReginS, maine Sd
|, to veden imparateasa 81 trait
Maria voastra!
, Mutumim voinicule, "A
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21

The Alegra Girl Reserves held
their regular meeting at Washing
ton school yesterday afternoon.
After a short business meeting
plans were made for a George
afternoon To this party the girls
are inviting some of their friends
with view to raising the number
of their corps to 20.
The Blue Triangle club held its
regular supper meeting last night.
At the business meeting ways and
means of raising money were dis
cussed. Plans were made for a
birthday party for next Tuesday
night, Feb. %. when the club will
be one year old There will be a
birthday cake and all the girls are
coming dressed as little children.
There will be a special meeting
of the o. l. c. club on Wednesday
The girls have decided to hold two
meetings a month at least from
now until Easter in order to get
the extra sewing and work done
for their Easter bazaar.
Regular meeting of the Hi-Y club
tomorrow after school and a show
ing of the film, The Beginning of
Life, for the high school girls on
Thursday after school.
This same film will be shown to
mothers and daughters, women and
girls on Thursday evening at 7:30
at the Y w. c. A and on Friday
evening to men and women at the
same hour and place.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
DANCERS SPECIAL
ATTRACTION FOR
OPENING PROGRAM

Next Monday when the Tri-City
Musical association sponsors the
performance at the Fort Armstrong
theatre, the afternoon feature per-
formance will be the appearance of
group of dancing pupils of Miss
Mary Hill. They will give the first
program after the first showing of
the film, Get Rich Quick WaIling-
ford" at 4:30. Miss Loretta Muir
ply, harpist, and Herbert SLIDER
stein of Davenport, violinist, and a
vocal soloist will also appear at
this hour.
A butterfly dance will be given
by Ann Vernon, a dance named
'Rin-tin-tin and Ninnett" will be
given by Marion and Barbara
Blackman, and another called
''Wayside in Bohemia" by Betty
Soverhill and Hester O'NeiIl
The Tri-City Symphony orchestra
appears at o'clock and there will
be more features at $50. Proceeds
fro mthe day will go toward the BIZ
ennial deficit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
On County Records
Warranty Deed.

Edward S. & Bertha E. Billiard
to B. v. Moffitt, lot Z, block 2, Col
onial Heights addition Rock Island,
81.
Pearl Hoffer to Martin H. Smith,
part lot IS and 10, Webbs sub-divi-
sion South Rock Island township.
81.
Frank and Martina Warner 10
Alonzo and Arna Hussey, part lot
30. block 5. Second addition Edga-
wood Park. Rock Island, 81.
William Peters to Electia f.
Schwartz. part lot 4. block 10, Pitts
Gilbert & Pitts Second Addition Nc
line, $4,000.
Clarence l.. and Virginia Ritchey
to V. G. and Anna H. Beck, lots 2. 2.
4. V. l.. Blanding First Addition
Rock Island. 81.
Thomas H. and Agnes Haege to
Bird M. Jones, lot and part lot 8.
block 2, Wallace Grove addition
Rock Island, 81.
Emma Matilda Anderson to Carl
o. Engh. lot Z, Elmwood addition
Moline. 81.
John d. Cady ct al to William
Butterworth ct al, Tr. tract of lots
in N. Y. Cady's First addition NC
line. 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
ASKING
ANOTHER film
EThe Man Without a Country. BE.
ing Sought for Exhibit with
War Scenes.

Dates for the showing of the
seven-reel film, 1.-THE Man Without
"a Country" on which the American
Legion has taken a contract, is be-
ing asked by Rock Island post, No.
200, American Legion.
The local post hopes to show this
picture in conjunction with the
film of actual battle scenes of the
World war. 1t has asked the ma
tional department for April 10. IA
and Is. However, no word as to
when this picture can be released
in Rock Island has been received
by the post entertainment com
mittee chairman, Clifford Meyers.
The film was contracted for by
the American Legion as a part of
its Americanization program, and it
requests every post to arrange spe-
clal matinees so that school chill
dren can have an opportunity to see
the picture, which is taken from the
book.
The Legion is distributing the
picture to posts throughout the
country at a fee. so that it can
eventually buy the film. 1t cost
$S50,000 to produce the picture.
There will be special matinees
for Rock Island school children and
three evening performances, if ar
can be made to obtain
the film.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
DEBATE TEAM Is
CHOSENA HIGH
Pupils Begin Work on Tri-City Con-
test-Meet Oklahoma City,
April Is.

Negative and affirmative debating
teams for the Tri-City Big Eight
debate March II were selected by
the Rock Island high school last
night. The affirmative team is com
posed of Ruth Miller, Verne Tasker
and Mamie Topper. with Morris
Kahn, as an alternate. The mega
tive team is: Kenneth Miller, 1sa-
dore Katz and Herman Zimmerman.
with Evert Decker as alternate.
Debate will be held in Rock Is
land, Davenport and Moline high
schools. The Rock Island affirmative
team will meet the Davenport
negative team and the Rock Island
negative team will meet the Moline
affirmative team. The topic will
be: Resolved, That the city man
ager plan is the most desirable
form of government for American
cities" The Big Eight finals will
be held March 81.
Two pupils will compose the de-
batting team to meet Oklahoma
City high school in Rock Island,
April IS. Rock Island has taken
the affirmative side of the subject:
Resolved, That the open shop
should receive the support of pub
lie opinion" but a negative team
will also be selected to give the af-
firmative practice Selections or
these teams will be made the latter
parts of this week. The candidates
are Kenneth Miller, Verne Tasker,
Evert Decker, Stanley Nothstein,
Victor Walker
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21

Schneider's going-away costume
was chic three-piece suit of dark
blue poiret twill and sand brocad-
ed canton crepe. The bodice was
of the crepe and tiny sleeveless of
this color shown below the loose
cuffs of the box jacket, which had
touch of blue embroidery. Her hat
was small, close fitting model,
the crown of odd blue straw cloth
and the brim of corded sand crepe
Both young people are very pop
ular members of the younger set
and have many personal and fam
lily friends interested in their we'd
ding. Mrs. Schneider is a young
woman of unusual personal charm.
She graduated from Rock Island
high school in 1914 and specialized
in domestic science at the National
School of Domestic Arts and
Science in Washington. d. c., grad
uating in 1917. Mr.. Schneider
graduated in 1905 from the local
high school and is now in the real
estate and insurance business with
the firm of Meyer & Schneider.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
BANQUET to Be Formal AFFAIR.

Invitations have been issued to
the annual banquet of the Daven-
port Outing club which is to be a
formal get-together event Of club
members tomorrow night. The
banquet will be served at O'Clock.
Hon. Frederick Lands, brother of
Judge Kenesaw M. Lands, and an
ex-member of congress from In
diana, will be the speaker, his sub
ject to be Washington and Present
Day Patriotism" A musical pro-
gram will also be presented includ-
ing patriotic songs by Mrs. Clar-
ence Cochrane.
Miedke's orchestra will play for
the dance program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
KoIlman-Spitzer NuptiaIs.

A wedding which comes as a
surprise to tri-city friends and
relatives is that of Miss Bertha E.
HOLMAN, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth HOLMAN, formerly of this
city. to A. Albert Splitter of Sterl-
ing, Colo, son of Mrs. Frances
Splitter of St Marie, Ill.
The ceremony took place yester-
day at St Anthony's church. Sterl-
ing. Colo. in the presence of i'm
mediate friends and relatives.
The bride, with her mother and
sister. left Rock Island in Septem-
Der, 1920. for a short visit in Colo
RADIO, and has since made her home
in Sterling. The groom for a num-
Der of years has been successfully
connected with the Capitol Life In
surance company of the state of
Colorado.
A host of friends extend their
wishes to the newly married
couple.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Sperry, elder daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Sperry of 914 Second
avenue, to George Schneider, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Schneider of 1921 Twenty-second
street, was a wedding of today, in
which the large circle of friends
of the couple will be interested.
The ceremony took place at 1
o'clock in the home of the brides
parents and the nuptials were
marked for their simplicity. Rev.
John McGown Stevenson, pastor of
Broadway Presbyterian church, Of
ficiated, the guests being only the
immediate relatives of the couple,
20 in all.
The bride and bridegroom de-
scended the stairway and took
their places at the appointed hour
before the living room fireplace
There were no attendants Rev
Mr.. Stevenson used the single ring
service.
The brides frock was a lovely
combination affair of black canton
and periwinkle blue crepe. The
bodice was made with a long waist
line and the skirt Grapes were four
blue-lined panels of crepe held at
the waist with self material roses.
Loose sleeves of blue have lovely
design worked in orchid. old rose
and blue beads. A corsage of
brides roses and lilies of the val
ley was her bouquet
After the Fluctuations a wedding
luncheon was served at five small
tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
left during the afternoon for a
short wedding trip Their at-home
cards tell they will be at home to
their friends after April l at No.
1 Glenhurst apartments. Mrs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
FOLEY'S NEW STORE
POSTAL SUBSTATION

Postmaster Harry P. Simpson to-
day announced the removal of pos
tai station No. 10 from the drug
store formerly occupied by John j.
Foley, Second avenue and Nine
teenth street, to Mr.. Foleys new
location, Second avenue and Eigh-
teenth street.
THE latter location" said the
postmaster, will be an improve
ment in every way so far as the
postoffice is concerned, for it is
more nearly in the heart of the
business district and will prove of
great advantage TO our patrons on
that account"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces OF Orchard White, which
any drug store will supply for a
few cents, shake well. and you have
a quarter-pint of harmless and de
lightful lemon-bleach lotion
to soften and whiten red,
rough or chapped hands This
homemade lemon lotion is far su-
perior to ,glyceriner and rose water
to smoother the skin. Famous
stage beauties use it to bleach and
bring that soft, clear. rosy-white
complexion. because it doesn't irri-
e.-tAdveytisemeat.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Girls Charity Club Meets.

Miss Edith Wiesman, 500 Tenth
street, was hostess to the members
of the Girls Charity club at her
home Sunday. 1t was decided to do
nate a sum of money to help the
poor people of the city. Piano
solos were given by Miss Anna
Silverman and Miss Weisman and
a vocal solo by Miss Rosa Zaretsky.
Dancing was enjoyed and the host
ess served a dainty luncheon. The
next meeting will be on March .
at the home of Miss Zaretsky at
Ills Tenth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Tatum-Lundahi.

Miss Anna Lundahl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lundahl of
l140 Twelfth avenue, Moline, and
Charles Tatum of Montgomery,
Ala, were married at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the parson-
age of the First Methodist church,
Moline, Rev. J. +. Dodds officiat-
ed. The couple was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. William McDougalI,
the latter sister of the bride A
wedding dinner was served after
the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents. for the immediate
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Tatum will
reside on Rock Island arsenal,
where Mr.. Tatum is stationed. He
was sergeant in the World war
with t@-i3th artillery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Steadfast Circle with Mrs. McCurdy.

Mrs. Albert K. McCurdy at her
home, 1911 Twelfth street, Moline,
was hostess to the members OF
Steadfast circle, Kings Daughters,
last evening. At the business meet
ing ways and means for raising
money were discussed. and it was
decided to plan a tea to be held
after Easter. Each daughter is
pledged to earn 81 before the next
meeting, March 6. The hostess
served a dainty lunch at the close
of the meeting. Mrs n. B. Nelson
at her home in Rock Island will be
the next hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
The II. VI. n. s. Club.

Members of the R NJ. N s. club
was entertained last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ret
tig, 1926 Twelfth street. Three Ia
bles of 500 were played, Lester
Smith taking first prize; Mrs. Joe
Naab second, and George Martin,
all-cut favor. Luncheon was served
at the tables. The members decid-
ed to discontinue the club meetings
until after lent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Club Studies MYTHOLOGY,

Mrs. C. W. Fitch of 719 Fifteenth
street was hostess last night to
the Optimus Study club members.
Miss Ella Mulock had charge of the
topic, Mythology, which was stud
led following the o'clock supper
On March 6 Mrs. E ]. Meek of 912
street will entertain
the club members.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Celebrate Two Birthdays at Parties.
Silyis Chapter to Entertain.

Members of Rock Island chapter,
No. 269, Order of the Eastern Star,
will send delegation of members
to Silvis on the evening of Tuesday,
Feb. IS, to attend a meeting of Rose
chapter
1t will be the 18th anniversary of
the institution of the Silvis chapter,
and will be observed also at Past
Matrons' and Past Patrons night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Entertains School Friends at Party.

Little Miss Katherine O'Connell
at her home 100 Third avenue, Mo-
line, entertained ten of her little
school friends Saturday afternoon
at a birthday party. celebrating her
sixth birthday. Singing and the
usual children's party games were
played, and dainty refreshments
served. The little hostess received
many pretty gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
Surprise on Mrs. Meyer.

A delightful surprise party was
given Saturday evening on Mrs.
Abraham Meyer of 1904 Twelfth
street, by the Twin-City Benevolent
society. The evening was passed
pleasantly with games and music
and refreshments were served
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-21
WOMAN BREAKS ARM.
Especial Moline serv1ce.l

Miss Louise Ramberg, 1868 Tween
tieth avenue. Moline, fell on the
slippery pavement at Sixteenth
street and Twentieth avenue this
morning and broke her arm. She
is being treated at the city hospi-
taf