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Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
'IorrisOn-Callus.

Pawnee city. Neb.--Hubert Morrison.
farmer, was married TO Miss Meta Cailus
of Table Rock, at the home of the bride.
They will be at home ON the farm OF
tho groom after a short honeymoon.
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Martin-Bauer.

Pawnee City. Neb.-Miss Sarah Bauer
OF this city was married to Carl Martin.
also Of this city, at Lincoln. Mr.. Martin
Is employed by iewelry firm at Sheldcn,
Ia. Miss Bauer has been employed by F.
C, Calhoun, ieWeIer, here,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Madison, Neb.-Married at home OF
brdes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. CEarlea
Sprout. near Madison, Christmas after
loon. Elizabeth Sprout and Kellie Austin
Battle Creek, Rel. Allen Chamberlain Of
ficiating.
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Chester Wants Light.

Dcshler, Neb.--A delegation Of business
men from Chester inspected the Deshier
light and power plant. There is a move
ment In Chester to secure light and
power from this place.
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Joins Lumber Company.

Lodsepoe. Neb.--R. A. Peterson, former
manager of the lumber and hardware es-
Establishment Of the S. A. Foster Lumber
company. has been chosen auditor for the
f. c. Robinson Lumber company Of ST.
Louis, with his hsa dquarters' at Picket.
riy
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Harvard, Neb.-Mss Edna Hoffman of
this city, and Ernest Pratt OF Tobias.
were married at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoffman.
Mr.. Pratt Is employed by a lumber firm
at Tobias.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Aurora, Neb.--The football boys Of The
High school were the guests Of honor at
the dinner CT the Rotary club. which
was held at the Christian church. Coach
Henry T. Shuttle of the State university
was the speaker of the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Harvard. Neb.-Miss Maude Wadswor h
and George Robertson both employed in
Hastings, were married here. The we'd
ding was held at the home of the brid rs
mother, Mrs. Albert Jacobs
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Cunning County weddings.

West Point, Neb.--Among the marriages
Of Cunning county people taking place
this week were those OF Ellis c. Bark
er to Miss Francis Goranson, and that Of
August Horst and Miss Adele Steenken.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
Legion Rabbit Hunt.

Superior, Neb.-The Superior American
Legion staged Il rabbit roundup. Fifty
six men wero on the hunt and in two
hours and 30 minutes they brought in
.157 rabbits
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Joint Hand Concert.

David City. Neb.-A large audience
gathered at the Community theater to
hear the David City municipal band and
the David City Juvenile band In concert.
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Social Activities
Over Nebraska
Union Revival Meetings.

Nelson, Neb.--A series of union revival
meetings will open here New Years day.
They Will be held at the Methodist
churcE. Rev. Charles Robel will have
charge .
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Aurora. Neb.-George A. Fasan and
Ora Belle wellington. both Of Hampton.
were married by County Judge Fred
Jeffers.
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Creamery Managers Meet.

store for two years. will move 10 Kear-
ney. He will enter into a partnership
in a furniture store
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Deaths and Funerals

srrained during tho progress OF a gams.
Later The ankle was again sprhinsd and
the second injury was followed by Ia
fsetion, resulting In the young mans
death.
Frank 0ormsn.
Avooa, Is.--,funerai services were held
al the Catholic church here for Frank
German. tho first world war service man
OF this community TO die. Ile died at
Tie home OF = sister south OF Avoea.
6ormsn enlisted IN Company L at Corn
Ing early In 1917. while he was yet
under Is Ho accompanied his regiment
@sn. o r'ss' S sa asrs,spsisS AS ssss as
the Meuss and tho Arsonne. The young
mans death was tho result OF Ms being
gasssd while In France.
Roberta Josgenssn.
Cumberland, fa,--Roberta Jorxshsen, 8,
daughter of Chris Jorxsnsen and wife OF
Cumberland, died ~ rhe was being taken
hy automobile to y hospital IN Iowa City
for IN operaticp.
Lorsu Corsat.
Broken. Bow. Net,-funerai services
were held here for Professor Loren Co.
rent, whose body was brought here from
Brownyille, Tex. Rev. Charles q. oomon
proached the sermon. Professor Corcnt
was the founder and president OF the
later with the Standard Chsutauqua rys-
tom as Platform manager for number
Of yoars, The local Masonic lodge At
tended the funeral In body and conduct
cd tso services at the grave.
EmIlis A. Wistrom.
wes, Point, Neb.---Emlia Augustus
Wistrom "a, died at her home here. Fu-
neral services were held at the West side
NJ u. church.
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+ Churclumen Hold l,anouet.
Pageant at Cambridge.

Broken Bow, Neb.-The men members
of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a
gettogether banquet. There were 40 men
present
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Fairbury. Neb.-The Fulton Transfer
company in Fairbury. are building an
office and garage. 6ox66 feet Tho
work will be completed by February ].
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Held on Felony Charge

Beatrice. Neb., Dec. 3l.-(Spe-
cial. .)-Arthur Surrat. wanted at
Wray, Colo, on a felony charge,
was arrested at Wymore.
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MasOns Hold Joint Meeting

Schuyler, Neb.-Twenty members If
Accacia Lodge. A. +. A. NJ. visited
David City lodge and assisted In raising
two men to the degree of Master Masons.
W. W.. Wells, state deputy, gave the lee
ture and the Schuyler lodge exempIffied
the work. Oysters and coffee were served.
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Church Aids Armenians.

Broken Bow. Neb.--Joseph Z. Palmer
Post, American Legion. held its annual
Christmas ball at the city hall. The at
tendance this year was Il record breaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

r.
a.. ..''' o.
resident Of Butler county since 1870, died
ne hona OF his son, !" ~. psnusn,
W puna h ,o~nsh.p.
sons y W psmu,h and ~ N. psn,a,h
so,p =, p,,,I, a,,,a,, A"a :" ~ iA'"
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Mt, c,,, - ,,,,,,n NJ, ..
d,IS p1ta NY & &maoIm'ns ~, ns,,s - Nh
lived lived near ~ and s0 in oe,syls for a years
He 70 survived py son, H. u Meek. OF
,5ns V9,sN,a, ana aaush'sr hts' rt'ssiiia
hilhefhef OF Lincoln
J. ~. Gillespie.
David city. Nsb.--J. NJ. Gillespie. pio-
neer OF Butler county and citizen OF
David City for the past few years, disd
~ oetayia, ~wherc he and Mrs. 6iilespls
had son. to spend the wlnter Surviving
Gillsspls OF David city and s. NJ. Gillespie
of Boone. Ia, and three daughters, Mrs.
y. o. Alien OF oetavia, Mrs. Lee DIM
mick Of Coustantine Mich, and Mias
Pluma gillespis, teaching near Octayia.
Mrs.. Johu Carey. :.
p.a,.,.. ~ NJ -, Al. =,
nesue'' Ssp;ns. aonn N"ey u,ea
nsr nome at Liberty ntter y prolohsed
nlnesa shc 10 survived w her husoana
ana hlx ehlldren. i've aaugnlefs anu ohe
.9n, .9n, The funeral wa, hela III the Chris
smith freston'
Galloway, Nsb,-Smlth Preston OF ocon-
20 died at his home after being III for
come time. lie was born Ia Canada In
1888.
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p.,,,tc. N.h l-,,nara, sor,lc,, ,or
NirS fsiiv.h.,h starrS IA y,e,a baia On
Ne fon,iiy horne ~ Wv,nnrs purInI vss
nj Blue sptinas' Mrs. starry had been
In charge OF the Cottage hotel nj Wymore
FOR years She Ia survived by two dnuEh-
tsr,,
Helen Metcslf
p,.,, ~, 49,. u,,,n,ot ..r,tco.
-, pIoneh sp, non, ceo. o,,,,n.h ,or Haisn
49,. NJ i,eiu ~ ~ '",en 1i,'n ~. u, NJ ia
~. 80 rasIda n.,r ]
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Aurora, Neb.-Fred A. Moffitt and Miss
Alma Graham OF Giltner were married
by County Judge Fred Jeffers They
are prominent young people Of Giltne-
and will make their home in that town
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Moorefield. Neb.-Emil A. Schultz ana
Miss Jesse NJ. Coykendail were married
by the county Judge at North Platte
Mr.. Schultz is q prominent young farmer
% this place snd the bride IS assistant
arirciPai or the 8Ioo-sfield Hign <ehoo-.
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LEGION Names Officers.

Bigspring Neb.--The George S. Johnson
post. American Legion. elected the fol-
lowing officers: Walter Little. COM
mander: Ray Parker. vice commander:
finance officer Otto Mauser, sergeant
alarms; Houston DePriest, historian;
William Peterson. athletic officer: Walter
kallsen. publicity officer
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

ME-. .. ., JHCkhUN, NJ"
York, Neb.--Mrs. Jackson, former
resident OF this county died at Forest
Grove, Ore. She was the mother OF Mrs.
Ed Wochner and Elmer Jackson, who live
In this county.
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I. n. 8. ..........-...-.... 1.O0
Prairie Union Sunday School.
Shubert, Neb. ..-.............. 6.2S
A. j. B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Edgar Gayle Penney, Fullerton.
Men. ....,......... o.Vv
Louis Mailer, Humphrey, Neb.. LOO
Charles T. Majers $50
Florence Smiley ..... 10.00
j. Karrer, Osceola, NeA. 1.50
Helper .............. Loo
Great Grandmcther. ... 1.0e
Mr.. Arthur Schoeman. Louisville,
Mrs. E. J. T., Columbus. Neb 1000
Friend, Weet Point, Neb... LOO
Mrs. John LindberE, Wakefield,
Mrs E. l. Stowe SEQ
A Friend OF the Children. .. leo
A Friend ............. LOO
Billy John. EImwood, Neb.. LEO
Blue bird Band. Hirst Memorial
Methodist Church. sec
A Friend Of the Kiddies, Hayes
Center. Neh. ......... LEO
c. E H.. Cowles. 500
Stranger .............. 1.01
Cash ........-......... 500
Friend, Gering, Neb....... 1.o0
Total :-.............s s., 100 IS !
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Broken Bow. Neb-The members of
the Rotary club entertained their wives
at an elaborate 7 O'Clock dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Humphrey Number Forty" In
duces Repose, and Natural, Refresh
ing Sleep.
No Narcotic, No Opiate, No Dope,
No habit forming Drugs, Strictly
Homeopathic. @
Price, 3oc and s1.0J, at Drug Stores. or
sent on receipt Of price, OF c. o. D. Parcel
Post.
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co., 156
William Street, New York. Medical Book
Free.
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Is Entertained.
Wives Are Entertained.

Superior, Neb.--The American Legion
was host 70 the Woman's Auxiliary at a
I o'clock dinner. Rabbit was served.
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MOffitt-Graham.

Aurora. Neh-Ralph l.. Weaver oi
Omaha and Miss Edna B. Peterson 0.
Hamilton county were married here.
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Ira. Perry Griffith.
Mrs. o. G. jackson,

Red Oak, Ia.--Mrs. Perry Griffith Was
kicked TO death by horse at the fam
lily home at Kelley, Ia.
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Mrs. Vim. II. l.. Bradley

Mrs. VIM. II. II. brauiey
Beatrice Neb.-Mrs william Fl. T..
Bradley died at q hospital here. She was
the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Wolf OF this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Aurora, Neb.-John r. Lewis and Miss
Blanche Conner were married by Rev c.
C. Dobbs at the Christian parsonage.
They will make their home two miles
south OF Aurora.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
The Bee S Free
Shoe Fund

These additional donations to The
Bees Free Shoe fund which closed
last Saturday. have been received:
Previously Acknowledged ... $s,s16.48
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TT
FOR
COLI DS

Humphrey "Seventy-seven" for
Colds, Grip, Influenza, Catarrh,
Cough, Sore Throat.
To get the best results take at
the first feeling Of a cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01
Business News
Over Nebraska
Outline Years Work.

Superior, Neb.-At a meeting OF the
executive board Of the Commercial club
OF Superior plans were made for 1922 AMI
Z prospectus outlined The general ssntf-
ment seems to indicate a turn for moro
activity in commercial lines
Dedicate New Rooms
Central City. Neb.-The rooms especial
ly decorated and fitted up as the home
ot the Business Mems club and Including
the entire second floor OF the Y ". C. A.
building were dedicated A banquet was
given at s:3o. followed by an interesting
program.
VIII Open Store
Upland. Neb.-H. w. Swan who has
been boOskscpeT and hss clerk 81 Has
CON brothers' hardware and implement
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Two CounIeS Married.

Mics Iva Watson of Albion and Walter
A. Lander of ST. Edwards. ard Mira
Phoebe Smith of Sioux City and Clyde
D. Sawyer OF Sargent Bluff Ia. were
married here by Rev. Charles W. Savidge
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

william g. Towle.
York. Neb.--wiliam Towle, who re-
sided in the vicinity OF Charleston. com
mitted suicide by hanging himself In the
barn. Mr. Towle had been suffering from
u temporary indisposition, but had shown
no signs of nlelancholia.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

David City. Neb.-Tvo David City
young people, Adolph Hansen and Miss
Merle volk. were married In Ksarney at
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs. Leo
F. pahr
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Packett- Barrett,

Pawnee City, Neb.-Clyde Packett of
this city and Miss Christine Barrett OF
Table Rock were married at the county
court house. Both are rural residents
and will continue In the business. of
farming
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Thwis-Comr.


and will make their home in that town.
Lewis-Comer.
Aurora, Neb.-John r. Lewis and Miss
c. Dobbs at the Christian parsonage.
They will make their home two miles
south OF Aurora.
Uldrich- Larrenstein.
York, Neb.--Godfrey UldrIch ard Mar
tha L. Larrenstein, both Of Geneva, were
married by County Judge H. G. Hopkins.
Good -Tntreau.
York. Neb.--Isadore NJ Good and Leona
Tatreau Of Waco were married by County
Judge H. G. Hopkins.
Powers Mooney.
York, Neb.-Alfred D. Mooney and
Pauline Powers were married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Powers, Rev. Elmer Z. EN-
hoff officiated.
Ne1son-Tracy.
York, Neb.-Herbert Nelson Of Wahoo
and Olive Tracy of Charleston, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage Rev. l.
II. DeWolfe officiating.
Peterson Younsquist.
Aurora. Neb.-Harry A. Peterson ami
Miss Edith Youngquist were married in
Omaha and surprised their friends here
upon their return by announcing their
MI. feleISOn Is the Only son
Of A. G. Peterson. His mother was
member of the state board Of control, he
ing the first woman occupying that posi-
tion.
Packett- Barrett
Pawnee City, Neb.-CIyde Packett of
this city and Miss Christine Barrett OF
Table Rock were married at the county
court house. Both are rural residents
and will continue In the business OF
farming.
Two Couples Married.
Mics Iva Watson of Albion and Walter |
A. Lander of ST. Edwards. ard Mira |
Phoebe Smith Of Sioux City and Clyde |
D. Sawyer OF Sargent Bluff Ia. were |
married here by Rev. Charles W. Savidge |
Haaseu-yolk.
David City, Neb.-Tvo David City
young people, Adolph Hansen and Miss /
Merle vork. were married In Ksarney at /
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs Leo |
F. Bahr.
Schu.tz-CoykendsiI.
Moorefield. Neb.-Emil A. Schultz and 4
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York, Neb.-Alfred d. Mooney and
Pauline Powers were married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Powers, Rev. Elmer Z. Em-
hoff officiated.
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Uldrich-I.arrenstein,

York, Neb-Godfrey UldrIch ard Mar
tha L. Larrenstein, both Of Geneva, were
married by County Judge II. G. Hopkins.
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'OWers-MoOney.

G0Od-Tntfeau.
York. Neb.-Isadore M. Good ana Leona
Tatreau Of Waco were married by County
Judge H. 9. Hopkins.
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Nelson-Tracy.
York, Neb.-Herbert Nelson OF Waroo
and Olive Tracy of Charleston, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. l.
Il. DeWolfe officiating
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Miss Esther Greene.
Gothenburg. Neb.--Miss Esther Greene
died at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs o. T.. Greene. In this city. Be-
sides her parents she is survived by one
brother and three sisters. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. 4. Y. Hunter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
Kerns.Bardens Wedding at Warsaw.

Rock Island friends OF the bride
will be interested in the marriage
of Miss Helen Bardens, daughter OF
Mrs. Helen Bardens and the late
Rev. William Bardens of Moline, to
Edward Kerns, son of Mrs. E. l.
Kerns of Moline, which was SOL
emnized in Warsaw this morning.
The ceremony took place at the
Episcopal church, OF which the
brides father was at one time rec
tor.
The bride was attended by Miss
Adeline Kerns, sister of the bride
groom, and her sister, Miss Eudocia
Bardens of Moline. Clyde Burg
ston of Moline was best man. After
a honeymoon the couple will reside
in Moline, occupying the Kerns
residence while Mrs. Kerns is at
Bay View, Mich.
The bride, who has been one of
the most popular teachers in the
Moline high school, is a graduate OF
Knox college and a member of the
Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr..
ReTns was graduated from the Mo
line high school and attended
Wentworth Military academy. He
is a Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mr..
Kerns is connected with the Girls
void Manufacturing company of
this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27

Mrs. Ella Wilson spent the week
end at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Solomon OF Silvis.
Ross Smith of Rock Falls, and
niece, Mrs. Frank Boigegrain of
Chicago, left Sunday for home after
a visit of several days at the home
Of Mr.. Smiths brother, c. H. Smith.
Mrs. W. F. Nichols is in Atkin-
son, Ill, where she was called by
the death of Mrs. Steiner.
Mrs. H. S. Dibbern returned
home Friday from Marcus, Iowa,
and reports the condition of her
mother, Mrs Nancy Heath, as not
much improved.
Robert Nichols of Peoria visited
over Sunday with home folks.
Paul Wilson returned home Sun
day from Central City, Iowa, where
he visited at the home of his cousin,
Fred Mosher
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Maucker
visited Friday and Saturday with
relatives in Muscatine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
COOL EVENING
BRINGS MANY
TO EXPO PARK
Exhibit Tents, Amusements and 90
Act Show Are Generously
Attended.

Nothing Jagged at the Transmits
sissippi Exposition grounds last
evening, many people taking advan-
tage of the cool evening to visit the
exhibits and see the show.
On the grounds, the 20-act show
and exhibits by several hundred
business houses of the tri-cities are
free. Preceding and following the
open-air show, the audience visited
the merchants, agricultural, do
nestle science and automobile tents
where interesting displays were
held, and also the many amuse-
ments which have been placed on
the grounds.
With fair weather today, the man
agement is preparing to handle a
record breaking crowd at the park
during the afternoon and evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
Funeral of Mr.. White.

The body of Thomas White, for
merly a resident of Rock Island 81
years, who was found dead in his
home in Hot Springs, S. D., arrived
this morning at 800 o'clock, in
Rock Island. The remains were ac-
companied by the widow and his
two sons, Edgar. Dunning, Neb.,
and Wellington, Rock Island.
Mr. White was found dead in the
garden at the summer home in Hot
Springs, where he had planned to
spend the summer. A paralytic
stroke caused death. Mr. Whites
family home was at Thirueth street
and Thirty-f1rst avenue, Rock Is
land, and he left for South Dakota
in the early spring.
Funeral services will be held at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the home of his daughter, Mrs Ed
ward Thielke, 1890 Twenty-ninth
street. Rev. W. G. Oglevee, pastor
of the South Park Presbyterian
church, will conduct the services.
John Buford post No 243, G. A. R,
of which Mr.. White was a member,
will have charge of the services.
Spanish war veterans will be pail
bearers. Burial will be in Chip
piannock cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
DAVENPORT FIRMS
EFFECT EXCHANGE
OF STORE LEASES

A 30-year lease obtained three
years ago by the Emeis-Hansen
Drug company for property located
at the southeast corner OF Fourth
and Brady streets Davenport for
merly occupied by the Doyle-Mon-
roe Drug company has been can
celled by the company and the
lease on the John Harding & Co.
Drug store at 22S Brady street Sc
cured in exchange.
The new leases were given by
the Ochs-Lane Investment COM
pany. owners of the property at
Third and Brady streets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
Mrs. Eliza L. Daggett.

Mrs. Eliza L. Daggett, wife of
Daniel c. Daggett, 2404 Eleventh
street, Moline, died at 2:35 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon in the residence.
Funeral services will be held at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the home in Glen Oaks, Rev. R.
Wilbur Babcock to conduct the
services. Burial will be in River
side cemetery, Moline.
Mrs Daggett, who was formerly
Miss Eliza L. Bastard, was born
July %, 1856, in Donegal, Ireland.
She is survived by the widower,
two daughters, Mrs. Bertha D.
Whitmore and Mrs. Lillian D. Alex
ander, Fairfield Beach, Conn; a
brother, George Bastard OF Moline,
and sister, Mrs. Rebecca Giles,
Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
HOOCHED, RETIRES
IN BACK GARDEN;
REMOVED TO JAIL

Lacking a shoe, his coat, cap,
collar and tie, Francis Shay, Iowa
City, was a sorry figure when he
appeared in police court this morn
ing to be dismissed on a charge of
being intoxicated. His lights went
out down town last night. he said,
and the next thing he knew was in
the, cell this morning. Officer
Charles Miner produced the miss
ing shoe, hat and coat, which had
been located in the garden back
of a house at Ninth avenue and
Tenth street. Shay opined that he
must have subconSCiously tired Of
walking and undressed and gone to
bed with small regard for suitable
ity of the location.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27

rowed small sums and has paid ev-
erything back, but he has not men
toned the $3.50 Don't you think
he ought to pay me that before he
asks for more? Should 1 mention
it to him? CHARLIE.
1t may be that your friend has
really forgotten the $3.50. By all
means remind him that he owes it
to you. He should not borrow
more money until he pays his old
debt.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Are there
any decent men left in this world :?
l am a cute little girl of IS and
have bobbed hair and use a little
rouge, but l don't consider myself a
many young men and upon the sec
ond or third time l am out with
them they try to get cute.
Do you think girl with bobbed
hair and one who wears a little
rouge is considered a fiirt in a
young mans estimation? I don't
myself. BLONDE BABY.
There are a great number of de-
cent men lett IN the world, but US
ually they are not attracted by
artificial signs of beauty. To me,
rouge is one of the seven deadly
sins because it is so grotesque and
unbeautiful as soon as it is posi-
BILE to detect that it is rouge in
stead OF natural color.
Look about bit when you are
in public places and see how mapy
men you can find in the company of
made-up women. They may court
these girls secretly. but they are
not proud to be with. them publicly.
My advice to you is to give I'D
rouge and do not in a cute way try
to make your young men friends
do the things for which you
condemn them later. Most girls
try their best to make men kiss
them only to scold and reproye
them for it Look for the best in
men, my dear, and you will find the
best You must be very blind or
you would know that there are
good men in the world.
l feel safe in saying that bobbed
hair and rouge lead men into think
ing thataa girl is a flirt. Bobbed
hair alone would not be an indica-
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-27
Bow Scout News

over 200 Boy Scouts of the city
have been assisting Amoo grotto
members at their headquarters dur
ing the convention. They have
been acting as traffic officers, di-
recting visiting grotto delegates to
their destinations throughout the
city, and various other tasks. To-
morrow afternoon all older scouts
report at scout headquarters at 4
O'Clock to assist the traffic officers
in the city during the parade.
Troops Nos. 4, Is, 16, II. 20. "a
and % meet in their respective
places this evening.