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Delaware Women's Clubs
P0LLYAyyA BRANCH MUSICALE.

Mrs. i. M. Arnold. assisted by Mrs.
Harry Messick, gave delightful
musical at her home Thursday even
ing for the benefit Of the Pollyanna
Branch, I. s. S. The house was deco
rated with roses.
The artists were: Miss Isabelle
Wales. who sang. accompanied by Miss
Mabel Haley. Mrs. Leroy Work.
whose violin solos were accompanied
by Mrs. A. X. Smith: Mrs. william
Robinson. who sang. accompanied BY
Mrs. Arnold: John w. Alden. whose
accompanied was Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Wales sang. The Brook. Clear
and Cool" Dolores. The Land OF tho
Sky Blue Water" Cadman: South
ern Lullaby"
As encores she sang, Matilda" Mrs.
Work played. "Cavltano," Raff. and
ITO a Wild Rose" Mcdowell. and as
an encore she played. The Rosary"
unaccompanied. Mr. Alden sang For
gotten" Cowles: Three For Jack"
Squires. His encores were, "smilin'
Thru" and odd Uncle Ned" Mrs.
Robinson sang, The Brook" Dolores.
and. The Swallow" Cowen. AS en-
cores she sang. The Lilac Tree" and
Springs a Lovabie Ladye"
After the recital luncheon was
served
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wOMEN's COLLEGE CLUB
HOLDS OUTING

The Delaware Association Of Col
lege Women this afternoon will hold
delightful outing at the home OF
Mes Helen Speakman at Harvey
Station. Leaving tho 3. & o. station
at $40 by train and automobile. they
will have an Informal social time, and
return early In the evening.
Among those who have signsied
their intention OF attending the pic
mic are Mrs. Charles J. Darlington,
Mrs c. Glenn Beadenkopf. Miss Alice
z. Smyth. Mrs. Roger Williams. Mrs.
Walter Stuart Brown. Mrs John
Philips, Mrs. n. \. Piper, Miss Helen
O. BaylIs, Mrs. T. Lees BartIeson, Miss
Anna S. Pitman. Miss Mary A II.
Mather, Miss Elizabeth Stroud, Mss
Miriam Dudley Webb, Miss Louise
Rillyard, Miss Edith p. Hubbard, Miss
Ruth F. Fish, Mrs, Herbert Dumstrey,
Mrs. Arthur q. Bailey. Mrs. !. Harvey
Whiteman. Mrs. Edward Mack. Mrs.
W. 4. Adamson. Mrs Julia A.
Schwartz. Mrs. Thomas Davis. Mrs.
c. Stanley Chambers. Mrs. Fred II.
Gawthrop. Mrs. William Wyatt. Miss
Winifred Bach. Miss Barbara Bach.
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wOMEN'S AID PENNA.
X. X. SYSTEM

The meeting OF the Southern Cen
the Pennsylvania X. r. System which
wns held in this city this week was Of
unusual interest. 4 large delegation
from Baltimore attended. accompanied
by the superintendent. Mrs. G.. NJ.
Smith. There were also delegations
from Norfolk and Delaware Divisions
and many from Media oxford, Ridley
Park. Chester and Perryville The
general superintendent. Mrs Gamble
Latrobe. was unavoidably detained
from attending the meeting. much TO
tho regret OF the members. Mrs.
Franklin Duane presided. During the
morning session the new superinten-
dent OF the Delaware Division, Mrs l.
b. Sinclear. was presented. Reports
were read by the superintendent OF
the divisions and an interesting pro-
gram was presented. which had been
arranged by Mrs. Frank Reynolds,
chairman OF the music committee. Mrs.
s, V. Sproul and members bf her So
cial committee acted as hostesses for
the social hour. As the delegates Of
each division arrived they were met
and served with luncheon, which was
In charge Of Mrs. c. L. Evans. and her
committee Mrs J. 4. Book. Mrs.
Thomas Metz, Mrs. Fleming. Mrs
S. NJ. Nicholson. Mrs. J. Stein, Mrs.
Boggs. Mrs. Edward Gibson. Mrs 3.
r. Gulick. Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs
James HOPES. Mrs. Leslie Appleby
Mrs. Asa Williams. Mrs. G. H. Can't
we'll and Mrs. Harry Lawrence were
In charge OF the decorations and recep-
ton Of members. Mrs. Edward Nc
Intyre and the members Of the Mary
land Division had special charge OF
the Baltimore delegation
A joint meeting Of the Delaware and
Norfolk Division will be held Mt Del
mar. Tuesday. Juno 20, at 3.15 stan.
dard time. Those attending from WI
mington viii leave on tho 1915 train
and return by special immediately
after the meeting
! Thursday. June %. a meeting OF tn.
relief committee and stafr OF tho Mary
land Division will be held at the HON,
OF Mrs. NJ. r. Gilpin. Elkton. Md Mrs
Mcintyre. superintendent OF the Mary
land division. wishes al the local mem
bers attending 10 leave on the 100,
train STANDARD timer and take DO,
luncheon.
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MISS FELL A JUNE BRIDE.
VIII he Welded This Evening TO {
". Davis In West Church.

Another June Wedding will take
place this evening at o'clock in West
Presbyterian Church when Miss Mad
cline c. Fell. daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fell. and CLAIR
cnce W. Davis. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey J. Davis OF Newark. will be
married by Rev. Carlisle L. Hubba I'd.
pastor Of ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church.
The church will be decorated with
palms. John A. Thoms. Jr.. will play
the wedding march. and Mis-. Pauline
Lberhsrdt Will play a violin solo. Miss
Ruth Storms will sing AT Dswning. "
Cadman.
The bride will wear a dress of
creamy white duchess satin, trimmed
with rose point lace. and a tulle veil
with crown OF orange blossoms. She
VIII carry a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
eister. Miss Ruth T. Fell. as maid OF
honor. Will wear blue satin trimmed
with blue tulle. caught with pink rose
buds and VIII carry pink roses. Miss
Elsie Brown and Miss Alice l.. Fell
a cousin Of the bride, will wear orchid
fahetA and carry snap dragons. The
other bridesmaids. Miss Jane T.
Brown and Miss Edna NJ. Worran. a
cousin OF the bride. will wear apricot
tsffeta and carry delphiniums. All the
attendants VIII wear silver slippers
and stockings. Little Ethel NJ. Fell
sister OF the bride, and Gladys Davis,
sister OF the groom. will be flower
girls and will wear pink and white
organdy and carry baskets of pink
and white roses. Walter Grace OF
Philadelphia, cousin OF the bride. will
bc ring bearer.
Raymond Davis. brother OF the
broom. VII be be1 man. The ush-
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STATE D. A. R. MEMBERS
CELEBRATE FLAG Day
Meeting Hold at Homo Of Mrs.
Ernest Frazer In
Newark.

The annual Flag Day celebration
and informal State Conference OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
VAS held at the home OF the regent
OF the Cooch's Bridge Chapter, Mrs
Ernest Frazer. Newark. Wednesday.
The State Regent. Miss Eleanor f.
Todd. welcomed the guests and pre-
sided at the morning business session.
The morning session opened with
the singing OF America" followed by
devotional exercises led by the State
regent. the salute to the nag and the
Americana Greed. road by Mrs. J. T.
Cam. State secretary. The roll call
Of chapters was followed by reports
and announcements. The state re-
gent reported that she had attended
the meetings of the National Board Of
Management In Washington on April
% and June I. and that she had also
represented the Delaware Daughters"
at the Memorial Day exercises on the
University Of Delaware campus, at the
dedication OF the Washington Me-
mortal Bridge and at the commence
ment at thk University OF Delaware.
Announcement was made OK the ap-
pointment Of Mrs. Charles S. Md
dlcton Of this city. as the State Di-
rector Of the National Society Of the
Children OF the American Revolution
State chairmen OF national com
mittces were announced in the follow
ing order: Patriotic education and
Americanlzati ton. Mrs. Victor c. JEFF
eris. Wilmington d. A. r. Magazine.
Mrs. Edward Gilligan. Jr., Whining
ton: international relations. Mrs Har-
old A. Kingsbury. Wilmington: preeer-
walton Of historic spots. Mrs. j. Pearce
| Cam, Newark; correct use Of the flag.
Mrs. Walter Norris, Dover; national
old trails road, Mrs Edward Gillixan
Jr.; historical and literary reciprocity.
Miss Deborah J. Peacock, Whining
ton; Conservation and thrift. Mrs
Alden B. Richa rdeon, Dover: lquida
ton and endowment. Mrs. John W.
Clifton. Smyrna; Real Daughters. Miss
Miriam =. Alrichs. Glasgow; revoIu-
tionary relics for Memorial Ctnt-
| mental Hall. Mrs. Charles II. lie Fevre.
Washington. ID. c; genealogical re
search and preservation Of records.
Mrs. Howard G. Ely, Wilmington +;
Memorial Continental Hall library.
| Mre. Ernest Frazer. Newark: State
chairman Of better flrns. Mrs Wal
| ham V. Bond. Wilmington.
A picnic luncheon followed the morn
| ing session. The Afternoons enter
| tainment included Scarf Dance" BY
Miss Rebecca y. Cam; two vocal solos
by Mrs. J. Pearce Cam: two musical
| monologues by Miss Elizabeth Nc Neal
| and the singing OF The Star SpznSled
Banner" by the entire assembly.
A unique feature OF the day was the
exhibit OF rare and beautiful heir
, looms belonging 10 the members OF the
| hostess chapter. Many Of the articles
| have Interesting histories attached
An unusually large number OF rep.
resentauves were present from Caesar
| Rodney Chapter; Colonel Haslet Chap.
ter. Dover: Elizabeth Cook Chapter
Smyrna and Cooch's Bridge Chapter
Newark. This was the largest and
most enthusiastic summer conference,
held in recent years.
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LOOK SMART AND WEAR WELL

Particularly designed for slender
figures is the dress to the left in mid
night blue satin crepe. The sleeves
and side panels are trimmed with dark
red braid which forms an irregular,
though simple, pattern. The round
neck has the edge picoted with red
silk. Medium size requires ~ yards
40-inch crepe.
Fashioned with a fine care for de-
tails is the coat OF satin-backed crepe,
which may be fastened in high or low
effect, as far as the collar i. concerned.
The trimming is confined to an ex-
oeedingly smart braid in which black
and silver are artistically combined.
The one-piece flowing sleeves have
undersleeves that are held in at the
wrists with an elastic band. Medium
size requires ~ yards 40-inch ciepe
and M yards ribbon for the sash.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 9o4o. Sizes, 1o to 20 years and
81 to ~ inches bust. Price, IS cents.
Second Model: Coat No. 1916.
Sizes. "a to 4o inches bust. Price. IS
cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are agents
Tor Pictorial Review Patterns. Will
mington's leading store for silk, wash
goods and wooden dress goods, sos
o7-Os Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carry
at all times a full and complete line
Of Pictorial Review patterns-Ken
pard-Pyle Co.. 6I7-621 Market St.-eAdv
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PLAYLET BY UNION CHOIR.

The choir Of Union NJ. E Church
will present The Minister'S Wife's
New Bonnet" a playlet in four acts.
in the Sunday school room Of the
church, Thursday. June %. The play
is being produced under the direction
OF Miss Elizabeth b. johnson. The
AFFAIR is being given for the benefit
Of the athletic association.
Between the acts music will be fur
nished by the 'Farmvnle Orchestra, y
composed OF Earle Chase, Raymond
Reager. Walter Frank. Harry Green,
Edward Daley, Harvey Tatman
George Bloy.
The cast Of the play is as follows
Rev. Grundy. John S. Walton; Mrs
Grundy. Mary II. Morrison: Samantha
Slick. Florence A. Ennis; Nodanna
Simpkins, Ethel Mccall; Penelope
Perkins. p. Gertrude Smith; Agatha
Squalls. Mrs. Seth P. Ellis; Cayenne
Pepper. Ellen Ashby; Dephe Hard
shear, Virginia Ashby: Vivian Walker
Helen Hudson; Tamzanann Duzen-
berry. Mrs. Arthur Allston. Jr.; Glori-
anna Snodgrass, Mrs. William !.
Bicking; Jamima Grow. Mrs. Willard
Wright; Mahetabelle Moonshine, Mil
dred Green; Sophia Mustard. Grace
Green; Arabella Dalripple. Mrs Wal
ter Walls; Polanthesus Brown, Mrs
Frank Jamison; Sophronia Goose
pimple, Esther Mclaughlin; Jacobed
Phimberton, Mrs. William Owens; AL
ways knowsit. Leroy Boyd; Billy
Butcher, Edgar Peoples; Hugh
Howler, Arthur Allston. Jr.; Joshus
Culpepper, Frank A. Reager; Eben.
ezer Toadvine, Harry l.. Pyle; Heze
kiah HAppgood, John Abbotti Ferdi.
nand Tarbutton. Harold Gibbons
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MOTHERS COUNCIL Y. N. C. A.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mothers Council Of the Y. VI. c. A.
will be held Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock in the rooms OF the boys
work department of the Y. NJ c. A.
In addition TO the business session, an
interesting musical program has been
prepared. including vocal solos by
Mrs. Florence J. Lewis, accompanied
by Mrs. Stephen Leach, and a piano
duet by Miss Stark and Miss Evelyn
Elliott. Mrs. J. Edgar Rhoads, the
president, will have charge OF the
meeting
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CAMPS RED WING AND
RED CLOUD POPULAR
Many Boys and Girls From This
City to Attend Them This
Summer.

Eleven Delaware boys and girls will
leave on June 20 for Camps Red Cloud
and Red Wing on the shores OF Silver
Lake. Susquehanna county. PA. These
camps are OF special interest TO local
persons because Miss Nellie Pauline
Lawton. director OF the girls camp,
is Wilmingtonian, and Major Louis
T.. Lamborn. of Friends School. Balti-
more. is n former resident Of this
city. Miss X. Marion Vedder, ~ VIII
mington, is "A councillor and will teach
nature study at the camp. Murray
Metten Is n councillor at the boys
camp.
Camp Red Wing for girls Is located
across the lake from the boys camp.
Camp Red Cloud. At both places the
young people Will have the whole
some exercise and fun that character
lies summer camps Tho girls will
live in tents with boarded floors. but
will have n chance in cold or rainy
weather TO gather indoors around open
flrcplnces. Their days will he spent
In outdoor sports. nature study. or
arts and crafts Each girl may learn
10 swim. row. paddle canoe. ride
horseback. throw the javelin. play
tennis. baseball. volley ball. Hikes.
mountain climbing and picnics will
enable the girls 10 see tho beautiful
surrounding country. In the evening
marshmallow roasts around a bonfire,
dances and stunt parties where each
group presents play or opera, will
make the time go quickly until taps
at Q o'clock
Tho directors ~ tho camps are Ed
ward f. Wilson, principal OF Friends
School, Baltimore; Louis r. Lamborn.
principals assistant; Miss Nellie Paul
Inc Lawton. OF this city. Miss Marion
T.. Bentley Is head councillor Of Camp
Red Wing. Several OF the councillors
there are Goucher College girls.
The local boys who will attend
Camp Red Cloud are: Herbert Smith
William Worth. Herbert Fox. Jack
Casey Of this city; John Derrickson Of
Dover. The girls who will 20 70 Camr
Red Wing ARE: Helen Tevis. Ruth
Foster. Freda Macadam. Dorothy Nc.
Kee. Margaret Worth and Meta Stew.
ard. They will leave for camp the eve
ming Of June 20. going by specia
sleeper from the Reading Terminal
eating in camp the following morn.
ing. This arrangement is made q,
that the girls will not have 70 arriv.
at night. Miss Marion Vedder: Mis-
Elizabeth McClintock and Miss Eliza
beth Macadsm will have charge OF tn
Wilmington group. an Miss Lawton &
leaving a week in advance.
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PRIZES PRESENTED IN
BIRD ESSAY CONTEST

Two prizes recently offered by a
friend Of wild birds and animals" for
the best essay on How TO Protect the
Bird and Animal Life Of Delawar re. "
were awarded yesterday. The first
prize. a IS gold piece. was won by
Raymond Dudz!nski. a pupil in the
sB Grade at School No. !. The sec
ond prize. $3.50 in gold. was won by
Tinson Monk. a pupil OF 6B Grade.
School No. l6. over 100 essays were
submitted The English department
Of the High School acted as judges.
The anonymous donor made the
ofIer through Miss Ellen Samworth.
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EASTERN STAR FESTIVAL.

The Julia NJ. Story Chapter. East
ern Star. will hold a lawn festival on
the triangle. Eighteenth and Boule-
ward. Thursday. June %. Ice cream,
candy. home made cakes, soft drinks
will bs for sale. There Will be a tulip
bed for tho children. An added at
traction VIII be a table Of gifts ard
fancy articles.
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GIRLS KNICKER OUTFIT.

The modern junior girl does
not consider her wardrobe COM
plete without a knicker outfit.
The knickcr. are easy TO make
and SO it should not be hard to
persuade Mother TO make a pair.
The blouse shown could serve
two purposes for it would look
nice with sleeveless dress. The
pattern provides for long or short
sleeves for the blouse and so you
have your choice.
Last but not least is the cape.
Every young miss should have a
cape for the cape is the thing
this Spring and, in addition 10
being the leading Spring style, it
is 4 most practical garment for
it can be worn with sport wear
as shown above or with the most
dressy dress and can be utilized
on impromptu occasions such as
motor rides. boating parties. etc.
The knicker pattern cuts IN
sizes 6, 8, 10. Il and "a years.
The 10 year size requires l% yard,
of 36-inch material. The cape
pattern cuts in sizes s, s, 10. II AID
IA years. Size s requires IA
yards Of 36-inch material The
blouse pattern cuts in sizes 2, 4,
6, 8, 10. II and IA years. Size 8
requires IL yards Of 3o-inch ma
terial. The knicker. cape and
blouse pattern, are separate. You
can order the three for As cents
or each for IS cents, stamps or
coin (eoin preferred),
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RICHARDSON PARK CIVIC CLUB.

The Women's Civic Club Of Rich
ardson Park Will meet Tuesday after
noon az the home Of Mrs. Samuel r..
Kaufman al Ashley. As this is tbs
closing meeting for the summer, tho
committee in charge has arranged =
musical progrann.
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Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.

Tuesday.
800 p. m.-West End Corps Girl
Reserves. Second Baptist Church, Miss
Taylor, adviser.
500 p. m.--Blue Triangle Boosters,
picnic supper, Miss Helen Guyer.
Richardson Park.
500 p. m.-F. l.. c. Club, club
rooms, Mrs. Dunbar Muhlhausen, ad
wiser.
500 p. nj. o. A, Club. club rooms
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DR.. q. Layton Grfer Heads Association.

Spring Lake, n. J., June 17--Ths
American Dental Trade Association
yesterday elected G. Layton Grier. Mil
ford. Del. president: Alex r Kettle.
Boston. vice president; Charles o.
Rother. Buffalo, treasurer and Sum-
ner Reynolds. Boston, secretary.
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ers will be: Henry Geoghegan, Nor
man Appleby. Albert Strahorn, cousin
of the groom, and Courtney Hamp-
ton Cummings.
After wedding trip south, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis will make their home in
Newark
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Bendir Ebbeson. 5o15 Madison
street. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Hilda Eienor, and Bart
Z. Milano, son OF Mrs. Grace A.
20f West Eighth street.
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STATE FEDERATION OF CLUBS.

The Belhaven Hotel at Rehoboth
will be the headquarters for the meet
ing Of the Delaware State Federation
Of Women's Clubs next month.
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Spring weather revives the put-and-
take craze. We put them on and take
them of every week.-Altoona Mirror.
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Just minute OF your time to tell
$4,000 people what you want-Eyery
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II what you want isn't offered on
the classified page today. telephone an
ad OF your own.-Adv.
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The SPRING issue Of our
FASHION MAGAZINE is now
ready. It contains over 800 styles.
several pages of embroidery de-
signs. some styles used by Movie
Stars. and complete seven
lesson course in dressmaking.
This book should be in every
home. The supply is limited. So
order your copy now. Price loo.
Mail orders direct to Fashion
Department Every Evening, ~
East 18th street, New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. du Pont and
Edward G. Bradford left yesterday for
New York. 10 sail today FOR England to
attend the wedding OF Miss Alicia du
Pont and Harold Sanford Glendening
in 81. Pauls, Knightbridge. London.
on June IS.
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Mrs. William c. Spruancc and Mrs
Ohio. where they have
been attending the annual meeting
Il the Garden Cub Of America.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Capelle, Jr.,
are spending the weekend at Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. Arthur ketcham. Mrs. Clement
Miller. and Mrs. Moore will 60 10 Lake
Placid next week 10 spend the sum
mer.
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Misses Ruth and Esther Nordquist
are leaving today for a trip TO the
Pacific Coast. On their rteurn they
Will travel through Canada.
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The patronesses FOR the Small and
Early on June "a are Mrs. John A.
MONTGOMERY. Jr., Mrs. William b.
Denhani. Mrs. Francis V. du Point, and
Mrs. c. Douglass Buck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-24

B CIu9eg 1xootqmen
Hsssl livs4 & ths Aons d a.
hlrn II Davenport, ana wna often
ylsited there b. Cpanor. Bar she
~ not take kindly to the lie 81
EeaAe which he had mapped out Tor
~ By nature she crnvod excite
|Mane Ghe Ind heen through the
EgI1Bt h Dayenpoft ana Il Was not
enough. Often had she heard glow
Ing reports q the Sherman hotel,
notorious jofnt conducted By Law
rtucs PedigO. Finally she planned
to investigate for herself. She in
duced the Ehlers to accompany her
to Rock Island that eventful night
In May. They went directly to the
Sherman hotel and took charge Of
= tsble In the saloon. Liquor low-
ed freely. They were joined by
HAslett, who had previously made
EFFORTS to pay court to the fair
Haxel. JoculArity was king.
In the midst Of the merry-mak-
ing Hazel glanced over her shout
der to stare into the forbidding, dis
approving Gaxe Of John Conner
Looney. Tho sordid atmosphere OF
the dingy barroom suddenly grew
tense. !.
! what sre you doing here!" Con-
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= : / = : : T : : ! !
I|EIkI IN
lo()lEY REGIME ! : !



n nttls incident occurring in the
IMAM hotel cone night late in
= mas the spark which precipi-
- the feud between Cy Hsxlett,
" informer against Rock Is
rs underworld and the forces
John Looney.
1guring In this crisis were Hazel
kadel, protested sweetheart OF
= Conner Looney; Haxlett, then
lor Of the Rock Island News and
fSyorite with John Looney, the
=; Fern Ehlers and her hus-
-. known q -Raxx" Ehlers.
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FHofEkII HOLDERS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given to all per-
SONS interested that the Board OF
Local improvements Of the City Of
Rock Island.> Ill.. has filed in the
county court Of Rock Island county
. certificate Of the cost Of the inn
provement entitled in said court I'm
re petition Of the city Of Rock Is
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Tile ob1ections \ ssid cenE
said day an may a1I n s
hearing ana make thefs 81 ~
Dated 4 Rock Island Ill., TIT
31st day Of November, I ~ IN
II. N. SCEiRlYENk / HI
FRANK WITCH,
JOHN MURRIN. s
NJ r. RUDGREN.
WILLIAM FITzSNk1Qlga.
Board Of Local improvements o.
the City Of Rock Island. ILL.,.
(Advertisement.)
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1000 sUrra. CoAT9. PANTA On.
CALLED FOR At SACRIFcD
nnss SchaRlnee Z MAX kuppenAs1nna
Sad III lesdlns hrands-
Midwest Clothing Store
ms Twensieth STREET. corner Fourth asuAlH
Rock Island