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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
SYLVESTROVSKE ZABAVY
SOBOTNf.

Jiz Ultra v sobotu, o "a ho-
din napred rozlouci' Sc sc sko-
mirajfcfm rokem 1922 jenz
nam v6tsinou aspon v, prvnfch
mescfch svehb panovani po-
pfal vice nez-li bylo zadoucno
- odpocinku, Sokol Cech-Ha-
vliGek v t9locvicne ma Wendell
ave. pfi zvucfch sokolske hud-
by. =.
Patronat sine ]. "A. Komen-
sky ma vych. 131. ul.
Old Kentucky Fishing and
Outing Club pfi hudbe p. Sfst-
ave.
SHelci Klubu Slapnicka y
ResfdkAch Ceakes Mar. Sine ma
Broadway.
Damsky Odbpr Sokola :, Pc.
lrok v Probulov9. A. I'D
Kdo Sc vsak odhbdla loucitl
ne Sc starym vladafem dvalxra.
te, poMsimni 81 teto rubriky ia
Ike v elsie zftrejsim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
RECKA ARMADA TAHNE
DO THRAKlE.

Londyn, %. prosince. Depe-
Sc ku Daily Express z Athen
pravi, ze celia fecka armada
tahne do Thrakie, jezto valka
poklad& Sc "a nevyhnutelnou.
Depese dodava, ze drfvejsf
premier VenizeIos telegrafoval
revolucnf vl&de a radil il, ably
poslala posily ma hramice Thra-
kie a dale pfeje 81 byti infor-
movan o poctu vojska tamtez.
Schnze kabinetu nasledovala a
rovn&z rozkazy armade.
Reservist& re trid 1920 a
1922 byly povolani zpet k plu-
kum. Ministr v&lky Pangalos
byl ustanoven vrchnim velite-
lem v Thrakii a odejel jiz Sc
svym sekretafemm do Solune.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
|CzNAMENl vYSLEDKU BA-
ZARU We PROSPECH SVOB.
SKOLY A DETSKYCH BESl-
DEK MA BROADWAY.
(Pokratovf.nf)

FIR Kus Csc; J. Kbudelka Csc;
v. Vokoun 25c; A. vlasak So;
Miss Klimes, darek; "a. Texler
zast6ru; F. Knapp $1.0O; F.
Kondyl, Sunku; Mrs. ITCHY Csc
Smejkal Soc; M. Friedl Soc;
A. Paplstein Soc; "A. Grunt 81
N. Snaolik $1.0O; M. Vrnak
Soc; K. Runt $1.OO; E. Uhlff
$1.O0; A. Uinski zoe; B. Jeli-
nek 25c; M. Polar 25c; "A.
Puxman 10c; M. Vanek 15c;
M. Hanipan 15c; H. Svoboda,
|zast6rku; Fair Co., delu; J.
Vanecek, 2 obrazy; radni Ka-
dlecek $500; Ant. Slavfcek
$1.OO; Abb Bros. 2 ka|belky, 8
|prasky; j. Hefmansky $1.00;
Lidova pekama, dort; S. Pol
lock, set ma orechy; J. Sipan,
|stfevlce; National System, 2
dorty, ]. Nemecelk, vlnenou sa-
!lu; F. Karnos, desmfk; j. Ba-
sta, hudebnf valecky; L. He.
lrold, doutniky; Llnhart, sun
ku a 10 liber park1; Sylvia
Hanket, cepecek; j. Lechnyr
doutniky; F. Jicha $1.00: E.
MARTINEZ Csc; Neznama 75c
Ant. Placek, 1904 E. 49th st.
med6nou vanu; Mr.. Berka 81
Mr.. Malina $1.0O; Mrs. Zin
ner, pfikryvku; A. Rybak,
palmy; "A. Chm'elfk, veci dc
rybarmy; Md. Beran. $1.00;
Mrs. Novak $1.00; Mrs. Safra'
mex $1.00; Mrs. Klement SOC
Mrs. Setele SOC; Mrs. Schauel
Soc; "A. Zavesky Csc; Mr.. Ma.
t9jka Csc; Mrs. Fisher soc
Mr.. Taus Csc; Mr.. Husak 25c
MIR. Kasfk zoe; Smienkowgk'
35c; M. Fortier 25c; r. Hou.
dek, 25c; B. Siskovsky, zehlic'
ky; Mrs. Kasner $500; Mrs
Git Csc; Baum Ice Cream Co
s gal. zmrzliny; X. Bilek, 3
lzlate kosicky; Stella Sanda'
|pannu; Pavelka Bros, 6 sala'
md, 6 sunek; Mrs. Metlicka
koflfk a kavu'; Mrs. Protiva
lkos1k grocerie; F. NovotnI
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25c; F. Hladky, vonavku; il
Mottl, 3 libry kavy, s liber Gu
kru; J: Palenta Soc; Mrs. Jam
da, elektricke svetlo; P. Smf-
SEEK, s sklenic a doilie; F. Mo-
vodvorsky $1.OO; J. Unger soc
j. Capek, kosfk grocerie; M.
Kunc, sklen6ne veci a SOC; !
Sacha-Kral, veci do rybarny:
Mrs. Bobek, grocerii; L. Cim-
ler, groceuii; M. Sretter, chla-
pecke botky; Vera Sretter, vs-
ci do rybarny; j. Bouse, saty !;
M. Houdek, strevicky;L. Chott
kvetinu; M. Vacha $2.OO; H.
Fralberg, naramek; Mrs. Ma
|vratil, zasterku, skrinku a ku-
chaTku; Mr.. Kromholc $1.50;
Marie Zarybnicky $1.OO J..
Vobecka SOC; JOS. Kupec, "a
steru; B. Davis, rucnik; B. Won
drasek 25c; A. Veverka $1.0O; ;
J. Kasik $1.00; Mrs. Holek,
bed. cukrovinek; Clinton Coal
Co., "A sudu monky; j. Meme
eek, 2 saty; F. Karnos, knoflf-
ky do manzet; j. Peterka Soc ;
j. Jakes Csc; Mrs. Simerlea
Soc; Mrs. Bartun9k, dfvcf klo-
bouk; j. Blaha, syrecky linn
bursky syr; Smerda Co., 8 re.
kordy; c. 0. Dolezal $1.00;
Krongold Co. strevice: Cipra
Bros, krabici. cukrovinek; "A,
Dlouhy SOC; A. Nedelka5 SOC;
F. Taraba SOC; J. Havranek
S1.00; B. Charouzek $1.00;
A. Brdicka soc; Mr.. Krovta
SOC; r. Novak SOC; A. Jicha
$1.OO; ]. Stribrmy SOC; F. "A,
Friedl $1.O0; Mr.. Kolacek 81;
Mr.. Ehrman $1.00; F. Smfsek
s1.O0; B. Grovta soc; M. Stup-
ka $500; Mr.. Hajek soc; X,
Cermak $1.O0; G.. Dolista SOC;
K. Rychlik SOC; M. Kroupa.
S1.O0; "A. BuTval Soc; B. Sreta
s1.0O; A. Sluka Csc; B. Friedl
use; B. Prdcha Csc; B. Macha
25c; E. Soukup SOC: E. Eskaa-
nova, hackowany kosfcek; B.
vondrasek 25c; J. Tusl Csc
M. Hhsa Csc; ]. Silhavy 25c
A. Brown zoe; M. Manasek
S1.00; M. Kraus $1.00; Mr.
Komfnek, 2 libry kavy a 2 ba.
bovky; Mr.. Malihsky, polsta-
Trek pfikr5vlsy; Mrs. Rybak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

pfikryvku na stplek; Mr.. Ger
ha, zbAnek; Mi Urban 2 sum
ky; Mr.. veaely1 5 chlebd; Mr..
Kroupa, kosfk Hrambor; R. No
votnA Soc; X. $varc SOC; J..
volny, Soc; M. Samejtanfk soc
M. Kubrna Soc; A. Cernohor-
sky Soc; A. Snlola Soc; R. Err
ben soc; H. ziek Soc; H. Po-
lat Soc; NJ. Petr 25c; M. BIZ
Iii 25c; F. Rnzicka SOC; Mr..
Jech, talfr a polstar; a soc ;
Mr.. Jorbal Soc; Svejkovsky,
par polstar1; F. Faschinbaur,
vysitou kucharku; Mr.. Hatina
latku a rucnfk; j. Nozor, par
polstaTd; Mr.. Maxa Soc; Mr..
Weiner SOC; Mr.. Bruzek $1.OO
M. Zid, zast9ru, cepici, rucnik
Ia koralky; Mr.. Simerka, "a
steru, ut6rku q satecky; mr.,
Maly, mfsu, konyifku, mydfo.
a zavareniny; F. Plachy, diva
kusy latky ma saty; Mrs. Bu-
lbak soc; j. Krchov, dive cepi.
Ice; A. Mikes zasteru z. Sou.
eek pepfenky;; M. Smka SOC
j. Senkyr, podvazky; A. Friedl
soc; A. Metlicka soc; X. Pro.
Sex, zast9rl; A. Rozehnal 81
! (Pokracovani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
NOVA zAHADNA VRAzDA.

Ia dnesniho casneho rama
vyvol6n byl . postele 32-lety
hostihsky Adam Walnut, 1701
Oregon ave. zahadnou dosud
vyzvou a nalezen pozd6ji Y
zadu domu mn,tev s rozbitou
hlaNou. TyE byl letos jM dva-
lr&te odsouzen k pokutam pro
pfestoupeni prohibicnfch zako-
nd; as pred rokem zapleten We
vysetfovanf pro pfecin podob-
ny. Nemohlo mu byti niceho
dokaz&no, ale policie Sc domni
va, ze vrazda jest vysledkem
nepfatelstvi propukl@ho mezi
pasery lihovych napojI. Va
lunt bydlil se zenou mad hostin
Gem, kdyz nekdo. jej volal jme
mem a neznamy HAS mu sllbo-
val 'vanocnf darek". Voiany
vysel, ami Sc radne neobl6knuv
. zena jeho probuzena, slyse.
la jen pfivfenf dveTf, cekala
nah chvili, ale usnula. Probu-
dila Sc teprve po dvou hodi.
mach, hledala mule a nalezla
jej v tratoliBti krve. Probudi.
la v garazi spiciho podnajem.
nika Ant. Organa, jenz pfivo.
1al policii. Valuntova vypra'
v9la, ze muE jeff po nejaken
nedorozum6ni vypov6del jiste'
no podna6emnfka, ktery Sc "
ttvrtek v jejich hostinci pojed'
hou objewil. Hostinsky sam *
sdcaHtnil lovu a privedl n6kte
re muze sebou, kteTi s min
popijeli. Policie nyni hleds
zahadneho bordynkare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
Kan 5 tou flintou. -

Ze Mad'arIm mozky hoff,
to uz davno u mas vine,
slavomam ze je dhes mort,
Wine tez a rozumime
jejich silenemu ryku,
jenz v Mad'arsku neni prvy
"Az znicime republiku,
pax 81 v Cechach obarvime
sve prapory v ceske krvi!"
At Sc Mad'ar jak chce vzteka
trojceni mu budiz prano,
Czech az treti den Sc leka,
mamet' pro strach udelano.
Mad'arsky ten strasak cely,
uplatnit Sc mdz' jen v zeli.
Sim. LON
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
Vysvxtleni.

Co tomu ffkas, ze Sc Vilem
ozenil?
Patrns ia ny1sjsi jeho zena
uz Sc nemohla Ma to divat, jak
Sc stale odklada $ tim ieho pc
trestanfm t g pfetzala to "a Do
hodu!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
TTetf vylou4eno.

Rika Sc, ze historic
ucitelka nejlepsi je.
Ma mas ale prakse jeji
,'pejevf Sc nejskveleji,
nebot' chyby, 'dobfe" zname,
op9tovn9 pachavame.
(Doklad padny pfevelice:
nabozenske tahanice
We strany roztffSt9nf -
takze zrak Sc z toho m9ni!)
A tax dtsledek Sc stavi,
ze bud'to jsme tupohlavf
nebo ze ia ucitelka
nenf We sve praci velka
Insk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

Kdyby tax panbt dal a ten
fascismus Sc taky. dostal k
nam.
A co byste z toho m6la?
Moo! il mann pet klukt, to
by 81 mi uleheilo ma prAdle.
Oni pref nosejf cern@ koSile!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

|hcune q ~. ]. & Fahco. asepe
~ OR 0foxe Unita1 Rfeehytesi,11
church. Hex. NJ. V11oe performed
he ceremony. Aftsadinx tho cou-
~ yoro 1l1ss III Duen4r ard Ray
van WinkIe Tho hide wore q
dress Of pale green orgnndie with
8 lowered hat to match and tho at
Itendant was In blue OrGandfe. The
bridegroom b empicyed - . press
Ter 1t the garment factory, and the
bride has been . waitress at the
Commercial cafe in Davenport. The
couple win reside 1t 1877 Twenty
first avenue.
Party to Hsnsr Mss Soady.
Mrs. Leroy Soady, 4s16 Sixteenth
avenue will entertain Thursday.
Aug. "A, at an evening party COM
plimenting her sister-in-law. Miss
Dorothy Soady, Of Coal Valley. for
merly Of this city. Miss Soady Is
to wed Leroy Clure Of Bayard,
Neb., in that city Sept 1. Miss
Soady will leave in two weeks for
Nebraska. She has spent the last
year In Wyoming.
Luncheons for Miss Booth.
Two luncheons will be given next
week as pre-nuptial courtesies for
Miss Fay Booth, daughter Of Mrs.
Olive Booth, whose marriage to
Harry H. Cleaveland is to be SOL
emnized next month. Mrs Ben A.
Koch, of 1927 Fourteenth-and-a-
half street, has invited guests to a
II o'clock luncheon Tuesday to
compliment the bride-elect, her
cousin. The afternoon hours will
be spent informally.
Wednesday, Mrs. Lee H. Kaupke
will entertain a company Of her
sisters friends at a luncheon
j bridge at her home, 2017 Ninth ave-
nue.. Luncheon will be served al
1 o'clock, followed by several ia
bles of bridge.
Tomorrow noon Mrs. H. G. Altz
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

Rock Island friends Of Niss.
rs,sx.heth MrEnirv. formarlv az this
9. - |,.,.... ,-.s,,
Guy 49, now q ~. ~" .s 1 w ~
De ,n.s1e.asa nt 1890 s.
E,itnn r. - Chicago made re-
.s.tIv ~ ~ heia..eisct,e mother
&C., v ,r:r,..s-- = ~ S.n~ht.r a.
49, ,..a Astn.rsv w;Iitsr, Nrrs~5rv
: ,-n,r;r AMI i. wv.r n HI. cifv md
s,sta
Tha vada,r. .. n ho ~ svert ~
sent 81 and .everAi Rnck Tslsnd
neanlo u,lI % IN Nev orle.ns IN IL
nresant 1t the nuntials M FnI-
ton WAS csnfnin ~ ffoned 81 Rock
island arsenai most dnrinr the nae
and Il was during his term Of sery-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Picnic Farewell at Credit Island.
Murdock.TOWneend.

Miss Marjorie Townsend. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Townsend,
1897 Twenty-ffrst avenue and Leon
ard Murdoch, OF 272S Eighth-and-
a-half avenue, were quietly mar
ried at o'clock last evening at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Lady Turner'S to Picnic.

The Rock Island Turner ladies'
will have basket picnic Monday
afternoon at Long View park. near
the chalet. Each member is asked
to bring plate. cup and fork. In
case of rain the affair will be held
In the chalet. Cards will be play
ed, the games starting promptly at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
LADY Elks Meeting.

A social meeting Of the Lady Elks
was held yesterday afternoon in
the club rooms, when 500 was
played, Mrs. Robert Kramer re-
ceived the prize in the games. The
next regular meeting and afternoon
Of cards viii be held Sept Z.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

The chiIdren Who hays enjoyed
~ pfigflofs IL The Long View
park playground this summer
mado poogible tArough the e@orts
q the Civic departAept of Rock IL
land WomansD c1ub, gave . DEM
onstration 81 their work yesterday
afteruoon before their mothers and
interested friends. The sewing.
basketry and wood work was on
display and the children ran races
of various kinds. apple and peanut
races proving entertaining as we'll
q interesting. The exhibition was
sponsored by the committee from
the department in charge of the
playground, OF which Mrs. W. A.
Schaeffer was chairman. Miss
Ruth Adams. playground super
visor, has done splendid work this
summer with the children, and to-
gether with Mrs. Schaeffer and the
committee members deserves much
credit for the results.
The hours were from 2 to 6 yes
terdAy and the committee women
served refreshments. These to-
gether with the proceeds from sew
eral rag rugs sewed by the women
and children, Melted a neat sum
which will help in defraying the
expenses Of the playground main
tenance.
Picnic Farewell at Credit Island.
The Golden Rule bible class oil
the First Methodist church gave a
picnic last evening at Credit >island
as q farewell for Mrs. H. Weltman
and her daughter, Miss Ruth, who
are leaving soon on an automobile
tour to the western coast. The
members went to the island IN
automobiles and enjoyed ardelicious
menu. The honorees were present.
ed with q water bag by the class.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Al.ENlDAR


\ TUoAx.
1ssoan 1slseokis tsot alI-day asseng
= cD = Mss. AnnA ,UeDs.
Ni0 DusssAy Seesl psveappet. 9fves
pestsuptiAl bsidee II 1rs. Ala Lask
lu. Il. q. A1tx. East Moline. enfeftaane
q Bancheon- bridge for Miss FAY Booth u
TefTsO 0ar3ens
wsssly MD. II Rock Island Arssaa'
ag-Whitebspok wedding.
MONDAY.
La6y Turner'S picnic at Long View PARK.
o.. Cecilis's guild meets.
TUESDAY.
N. o. +. club meets with Miss Gertruds
Rininsland. 31s Eleventh street.
Mrs. Ben Koch. 1927 Fourteentn-and-a y
Miss Fay Booth.
WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. Lee II. Ksupke, 2017 Ninth ayenue.
gives lunehepn- bridge prenuptial courtesy
for xi0 Fay Booth.
THURSDAY.
Mrs.. L. Roy Sosdy. 4515 otxteentA
avenue. entertains At pre-nupaal for Mia
Dorothy Soady.
- : - ~
Dance Planned for Sept 6.
Arthur ]. Allen of this city and
ROLAND Bendle OF Moline are to
sponsor a dancing party at the
Moline Commercial club Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 6, it was an
nounced today. Miedke's orchestra
will play the program of dance mu-
sic. These two young men have
sponsored a number of successful
parties during the last few seasons
and this one is planned primaril,
as a get-together for the young peo-
pie OF the tri-cities who leave with
in the next few weeks for theil
schools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Auxiliary Invited to Picnic.

Helen Gould auxiliary has been
invited to picnic to be held at
Brooks grove on Labor day. by
Siboney Bay camp, United Span
ish War Veterans. The invitation
was extended last evening at the
meeting Of the auxiliary held in
Memorial hall. Only routine BUSH
ness was transacted at the meet
ing. The next meeting day is Sep
TENDER Z.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Plcatings, Buttons. HemstiteAiag
G. H. GRABBE
Ladies' Tailor D Drcssmakef:

CpSO-Uot0 DFeS0mAkfn& I038mt
Corset Fitted.
AHemstitching Toe I'd. spd mp. Scallop-
Ing l2c I'd. q up. Pleatings, all kinds,
&c I'd. & up. Skirts pleated, all styles
Sic D up. Buttons covered, 16c dog. a
up. Send for descriptive circulars.
Established 1902. Tel. Dav. 533
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
az Fron Lawn Social.

ne sum Oh $Sz was CledIeu lIOm
the ice cream social given at the
Second Christian church last eve
ming by the Loyal Boys and Girls
classs. The rooms were decorated
with garden flowers. A large crowd
wea present. The proceeds will be
donated to help pay church debt.
S5I
Dinner Honers Mr.. Applequist.
Gffs and Mrs. Arthur Allsbrow,
1913 Third avenue, entertained at
ar(i1rer party last evening honor
i14 Mrs. Allsbrow's father, Fred
) erick Applequist, who Wednesday
observed his seth birthday ami
versary. qga ~ e
Eighteen members. Of the. family
were guests, special guests being
Mrs. Amanda Applequist and son
Frederick Of Spokane, Wash. Fred
erick Applequist, Jr., is the Rock
Island mans grandson and name
sake.
The evening hours last night
were spent automobile riding and
with music and dancing the honor
ed guest, despite his 80 years, en-
tering into the fun and fox-trot-
ting, as nimbly as the younger PEG.
pie. Mrs. Applequist, who is s.
ears old. enjoyed the fun quite as
auch as any of the guests. The
couple celebrated their golden wed.
ding anniversary in April with a
family gathering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Busy Bees with Mrs. Stran.

MRS. Maude Stran was hostess
y9terday afternoon at her home,
1t42 Fourteenth-and-a-h street,
to ehA members of Busy Bee Sew
Ing circle. The time was spent
sewing on carpet rags and quilt
blocks and refreshments were en-
1oyed. Twenty-seven members and
visitors attended the meeting, a
splendid crowd Tor SO warm a day.
The next meeting will be held Aug.
Y 81, the place to be announced later,
~ Miss Hlles To Attend Family
Reunion.
Miss Mary Alice Hiles, super
visor q dramatic art in the high
] school. left this morning for Mason
City, Iowa, where she will attend
q reunion OF the Hiles family. The
reunion will be held at the home
Of q sister, Mrs. E. F. Sweetser.
Guests will be Perry Houston
Hiles, district attorney for the
New York Lines at st. Louis, Mo-,
together with his wife and daugh-
ter; William v. Allen and Lee Hiles,
stock raisers near Lake Okoboji,
Iowa, and their families, and Miss
Lana Hiles. who has just returned
rpm school at Normal. where she
h4Efompleted q course in interior
decorating and art. Miss Vivian
Hiles, youngest sister, will be alb
sea from the reunion. as she is at
tending tho Fontainebleau Conserv-
atory for American Girls, near
Paris. France, where she is study
ing for grand opera.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

- 0na11ott4 Heeltns, lsughtsr
~ ~ Nh. Il D. Hns6lng. al
- ~ 1kroet axA 11iss Helen
- IN, daaghter Of NJ. and Mrs.
z W Tremann. DIG Seventeenth
sEU1E entertained yesterday AFTER
- ~ . charming bridge at the
lyBlsckhswk. Davenport. FUrty
~ tir1s aAd young matrons
NOgUEuests, 10 tables Of bridge be-
N played on the messanine.
Nm. Bert Huesing, sistef-in-law
q Miss Huesing, and Mrs.. Tremann
asiisted the hostesses In receiving
IL tGuests. At the conclusion OF
"a Sames,a delicious collation. was
ssS<cd ct the tables. Miss Mary
Alice Metzgar Of Moline received
high score favor and Miss Anna
CLEVELAND Of this city the all cut
favor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

1aGoaan IflDtchie tsat a1l-dAy maeong
= cD = Mss. AnnA ,UeDs.
ui0 DuGUehy 1oQeg. Oov19Dpet, efve1
pestsupetal beidee IT. 1ers. Ala Lask.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
C. Els to Meet.

The Rock Island, Moline and
East Moline Christian Endeavor
societies will meet Monday eve
ming. Aug. 81, in the Moline Y. M.
C. A. at s O'Clock. There will be
an Epworth league meeting Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
same place.
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N. o. r. club meets with Miss Gertruds
Rininsland. 31S Eleventh street.
Mrs. Ben Koch. 1927 Fourteentn-and-a y
half street. gives pre-nuptial luncheon fos
Miss Fay Booth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Social Circle pienie

Members OF o. e. s. social circle
and their families enjoyed a picnic
u te1aay afternoon and evening in
uAh9 View park. There was a
splendid crowd who enjoyed the
pack beauties and the picnic sup
pr Served at $3.50. There were
gkmes after supper.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

Mrs.. L. Roy soady. 4515 0ixteentA
avenue. ensertains at pre-nuptial for Niss
Dorothy Soady.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY.

Nu. Lee q. Ksupke. z017 Ninth ayenue.
gives lunehson-bfidge prenuptial courtesy
for Mn Fay Booth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-04
.DIVORC E FROM NAVY. y,
DESERTER SOUGHT

BALTIMORE. August -
Mrs. Ada German, Magness,
daughter of the late United
States Senator Arthur Pue COZ
man, Yesterday applied in the
Baltimore County Circuit Court fo-
a divorce from G. -. M.gne ss On on.
statutory grounds. They were mar
RED at Louisville In DOS. and &C
;cording to the bill lived in Balti.
more County and elsewhere unit.
October IS. 1921.
Their friendship began in the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
in Washing ton. where Magness
played a cornett in the choir and
Miss German was leading work
err At that time he had enlisted IN
the navy under fictitious name,
and in July, 1908. he deserted:
Shortly after the honeyn DON, Mag.
ness was arrested for desertion. He
was sentenced to one year on .
prison ship at Portsmouth. N. H.
Released July II. 1909. he Joined
7 his wife in washington. @
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Berton Braley's Poem |
IV97lI7777 3W ~ : so. - ..'77I- 4
A.CAREEE.

A CAREER: -
Too long I've been clubbing lube away l:.
at the game
View,
My outings been oou pliul, - - y
driving's been ls ame,
slice and -I hook anu 5al oo II
follow through; 80
But now l shall 90 as a gol l'='i
should do,
And study the very pest Llet Ions i'-,'-t
of play
M Ill hire PROFESSIONALS s service:
too:
I'm taking up COIL IN a SERIOUS tsrlll'@lls
Way!
My business has had far too much
OF claim
1t is true;
So I have quit working kin fo or wealth. :sallt.i
or for fame,
And golf is the trade shall -tl
henceforth pursue
I've bought fifty clubs that are
perfectly new;
They cost ne 4 foEtun,e, but golfers
must pay. VEL
I'm thinking, at that. my supply
e. @
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-04

III as5 sBur ton. swhereStlse
lxisiiedS the forInerssE randtathsr
Mr. and Mrs Dehoft III
their hone toda 80
personals
Il Albert C.. Leonard or McKees5I
port, Pa was = business visitor
here Thursday 8s',N is s,s
@ sydney Minor Of Warwood Ast
the guestNo his uncle, G. e.
Minor and B family In East Park
,avenue.
Miss IVA Frum of State street.
is spending this 8Ss week with
friends at Morgantown.
Z Joseph Jolliff OF Reeves ave-j
nue. is able TO- be out after several
days Illness.
Mrs Charles Pittman OF Poto-
mac avenue is spending few
DAYS with her parents at PhilipDI.
sg8s Mrs: r. - BIackwood ami
|daushter Eliza beth OF Market
street W ent to Grafton today To.
spend the weekend with RELY
IsS MI and Mrs Lawrence Cars
low were called to RowlesburEi
"Wednesday BY the illness and
deaf OF Mrs Garlow's father
| Is W. w les.
Mrs. smith OF Ind ndence, ~
surgical patient at Cook Hospitalssi
Continues to improve daily. Mrs.
Harry Shaffer Of MoEgantoWni
avenue is5Sa daughter Of Mrs
Smith :. Ss8s.
n Miss Katherine Bartlett OF S36A
mines Mills Is visiting her sisteeA
Mrs. John H Pople in Mere hant1
street $,ssss u.
Mrs Charles Ward Sof Golu mbiSl
street is conYaIescing from seyf
al days severe Hines
Miss Mildred Holt has eturned]
from a few days visit to relatives
ar ColfaS. N - Z. jag
Iof5z Potomac avenue are visiting
4 relatives near Graf ton IN
Mrs Howard Rice OF a n Gufty1
street - IS home from VISITING g. reS]
.|latives at Rivesville.
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new bathing beach at Worthing-
ton?'' -S3
NO, but Casey@JonesEand Harry
Hardesty say it's gEst. Nh
""The beach ~ N s3s
We'll, they didn't say-o'ut 7
suppose both =
.They should know
Say Deacon, why don't YOU
write some more poetry. can re-
member the timeswhen you rolled
off some good stuff. I remember
one you wrote about fishing that.
was so funny halt the fish in the
Monongahela died laughing and
the only reason the other half
didn't die was because they were
English and couldn't Mt it, al II n
You flatter me-" 3s a N .58 NJ
ss.'l never flatter. anybody. sG
you mean except Tom Ford. ~
81 don't natter him---l am Just
his press agent W
""Say did you ever hear the DIFF
ference between a press agent Mt. and md
a flatterer?n 5$S
No ~ AZ 3sE Il 538s
zone is a pair liar. s
Tom pay you
"Just smiles. sweet Irish smiles 4.