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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
COMMIT tees FOR
LEGION SELECTED

Old and new officers of Rock Is
land post. No. 200, American le-
gion, to the number Of Is were
present 1t the executive meeting
of the local post yesterday after
noon IN the Rock Island club. Bus
mess relative to transferring a
Humber Of officers for the coming
year was transacted and chair
men for the various committees
were appointed. Following are
the chairmen Of the committee that
enfield. post COMMANDER:
Membership-D. B. Bergquist.
observation-disclosures c. Hun
toon. -
Legislative--C. D. Marshall.
Publicity. W. Potter.
Quarters-Monts Chambers.
Civic affairs-James Mcnamara.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
PENNINGTON IS /
YThIANLEAOERl|


Homer Pennington was e,..,..
chancellor commander Of the ~.
Armstrong lodge. No. 72s. Knieh,.
of Pythias, last night at the ~
|nual eleetion of officers in n.
lodge rooms. Other officers elec,.
ed were: r,
Vice-chancellor-E. o. Ander,n.
Prelate-Dr. Carl Schimmet
Master of work-Harry Knox
Master at arms-H. c. Olsen
Keeper of records and scala
Leslie Banning. -
Master of finances-F. d. Ese,x
Master of -excheQuer-P. L. Rnt.
terrified.
Inner guard-W. NJ. Hodgson.
Outer guard-Roy Towers.
Trustees for three years-A N
Pratt and Louis Livingston. 49,
Officers of the supreme lodse
the insurance department Of IN
order, were elected as follows =
President NJ. T.. Terry. SOS,
Vice president-P. H. Mcdonald
Secretary. D. Esely. a- =
Members Of the Knights OF Pyth.
las and others. who helped make
the recent concert of the orphan
children success. were extended
thanks. at the meeting. n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

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cAn1e - odlIciate. I1o cUnplo
WI 1e6161 " 1871 Fourtoo1kA
itroot, Rock Island 11fss Swim
- been u wrapper at 1@Chboss
AM II. 1lelcAoir q . swlfcAman
q Silvia.
Cfre1s Girl Give Hsasy = Eunds.
Miss Gertrude Turner ~ her
home. "a Eixhteeuth strest, was
hogtees to mombers o. De- YD-Kind
circle, Kings Daughters. Tuesday
evening. The circle IL to have =
batery sale IN February, and the
plans were discussed ct the meet
ing. Sums Of money were voted to
tue Argus Santa Claus fund and
the welfare association. The hos
tess served refreshments. Mrs. q.
C, Wengef, 1906 Twenty-ninth
stfeeA will entertain the cifcls
jan.
Scout TWP SpeHSofS| CifoQSs
Lily troop, Girl Scouts Of the
Evangelical Church Of Peace, will
present . Christmas circus at the
church tomorrow night, which
promises to be as successful as 9TH
O. ventures Of this troop under the
direction Of Mrs. Hulda Trudell,
captain. There win be fortune tell
Ing, . fish pond. and booths at
which candy, sandwiches, coffee
and doughnuts will be sold. Santa
Clause il announced to Be an espe-
cial attraction, and will have . gil
for all. Following 10 Z program
which will be feature Of the ev.
ening: 4
Selections Clown band. Myrtle
Frisk, Marie Hastings, Mary Savas
Mildred Brust, Elizabeth Tremann
Reading-Elizabeth Dahlen.
Food In 199S"-Mlldred Lamp
Elizabeth Tremann, Dorothy kf6-
dell.
"when My Paw Was q Boy
Helen Rolf.
Colored Suffragetts.
Elizabeth Dahlen.
Songs-Troop.
Good Bye-May Lovett
Cast for Colored Sufragets =
Mrs. Simon Pure, Magdalene Frisk
Johnson, the Butler, Myrtle Frisk
Miss Take, Henrietta Johansenn
Miss Happ, Marie Ewert; Miss
Cue, Marie Hastings; Miss Rosie
Redd. Mildred York; Miss White
Helen Allen; Mrs. Weiland Strong
Eloise Vandruff; Mrs. Cloud D
Weather, katherine Kinsley; Mist
Kodd Fish, Mary Savas; Miss P
Ann Ola, Leona Kutz: Miss Japp A
Lack, Marie Ewert; Miss Mack N
Tosh, Henrietta Schroeder; Mrs
Fine Andandy, Norma Frank.
Infornaal Party for Mrs. Senrad.
Mrs. A. L. Richards, $50 Twenty
second street, will entertain i;
small company Of young girls an,
matrons at an informal party Wed
nesday afternoon, Dec. 20. The at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

~ AAlhAaw nn1a nnd A0fkNa tomof,
~ ~. 49, nst - 49, ssrrs.N svense
Mr. 1T Oimsted q chairunen 81
fhe committee n charre d. the cof-
-
Teot . Rnck Doxes. =
Barbara Frietchis tent. No. 81.
DAUGHTERS Of Veterans, will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the Y. w. CA dor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

10AsVdY U0r16anm ~ - 80
Ag1D0 ~ -
eodaS 1N1kvo ulno1e I'M IL. Af6l9
1olono.
- nse 0U1eg e1fx1e ba3af WITH Mn
CbeS1eo aeeyGoo. 600 lAteoeuth eeloo3.
1oiea 0ou1d A11tltaSU hazaf u <. ~. g.
4. dorMftofy.
6chool.
II -. 3. 80 41G.snsso
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

- - 1eeAy % II nar-
49, Alles Deers Skinner.
g q 1asox ~ III. G. p
~ 1G0llne, ana Robert wood
- q Nh. ~ Wa1n Of Dss.
Which VIII ~ . society
ef The season, Tuesday, Jan.
~ First Congregational
1De1ino. The ceremony will
l6gned at $40 and imme-
b after me church services
VIII Be : reception It Rock
~ Arsenal Golf club. Several
(fod members II the tri-city so
i IT will be guests.
~ home cards bear the date Feb.
- couple will reside Ut 301
eset Road, Davenport.
Sooent Dsrnltsry VIA Flae.
4 4 American Mar, with cord and
1odard Vas presented yesterday
= M Y. ". C. "A. dormitnfy BY the
GDan.s Relief Corr. The gift vas
- appreciation Of the kindness Of
Use secretary. Mrs. Mary
IA, who has entertained the
~ Stncc Memorial hall at the
- House has been unavailable.
L - y was presented BY Mrs. Mae
M Y patriotic Instructor Of the
M Mrs. McGee gave q short
IN telling Of the long wish OF
M i&fder to do something to re-
~ Mrs.. Johnston for her hospi-
|nl)ly and thanking her for all
u Etesies. In behalf Of the dor
nt6fy girls, Mrs. Johnston respond
: accepting the gift and thanking
D61k member for the thoughtful-
neqq. The presentation was made in
Eopuection with the regular social
Of the corps, held yesterday
afternoon ct the d0rmitory. There
Has : good attendance and refresh
|nents were served.
-. and Mrs. Evans 70 Give Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Evans Of
Camp Mcclellan. Davenport. will
pntevtain at one Of the series Of
PARTIES of the holiday season in
honor Of Miss Alice Skinner Of Mo-
line and Robert w. VAIN of Dav-
import, the affair to be . dinner oi
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10, at theiI
homo. The guests with Miss Skin
Br and Mr.. Vain will include mem.
bers Of their bridal party and a,few
pther friends.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14


III = ~ ~ lae1esr. Nh Rasl
0o1nHoA ~ EGleoGos - IL Al
sbeffta R1e1ar11 ~. NJ m.
fs IN ae1d Christnss n
aosk i1l1ld
CIalnn2 Al with lEs. Gale
Mr.. Parker 0ale, 3l17 Ninth
street,-was hostess to the laAfe9
al socisey q the Cleland Presby-
terian church yesterday afternoon.
There was . good attendance Of
members and tho sale Of handker-
thiela and aprons netted 80. Lunch
was served. The next meeting 10
to b held Jan. 10.
Gleels Bsx Cl1k
Mrs.. Fred C. Carlson. '70S Thir-
tsenth avenue, was hostess yestef-
day afternoon to members Of the
Gfxgle Box club. The ladies spent
the afternoon playing 500 at two
tables, Mrs. william Eberts taking
irst prize, Mrs. ]. @. Schmitt Sec
ond prize and Mrs. Clarence Jones
the consolation favor. Music and
dancing was also a diversion Of the
afternoon and the hostess served a
tw0-coursed luncheon. Mrs. Grin
Eberts, at her home. SOL Seventh
avenue, will entertain the club
Dec. 20.
Bridge for Miss Decker.
Miss Catherine Decker of Dav-
export, who is to be q bride Of
early next year, will be guest Of
honor ct Q akfast-bridge at the
Davenport Outing club on Thurs
day, Jan. A. at which Miss Catherine
zeuch will entertain.
Mrs. Crscker Society President.
The election Of officers was the
business Of importance at
the meeting Of the ladies' aid So
ciety Of Centenary Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Clary, 1887
Forty-first street. Mrs. Merle
Croker was elected president, Mrs.
Sylvia WEIGH vice president, Miss
Ruth Dodson secretary, and Mrs.
Mary Wood was reelected treasur-
ier. Refreshments were served at
the close Of the business meeting.
The business Of the afternoon was
continued until the next fiOeting,
Jan. ID.
Moose Dancing Party.
Rock Island lodge No. 100, Loyal
Order or Moose, will give . dancing
party Saturday evening for men,
bers and friends. The affair will
be given at Maths hall.
Alliance Plans Treat
Members Of the Woman's ALI
ance of the First Unitarian church
were entertained yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Franklin
tombstone. 1161 -Twenty-fifth street
The afternoon was occupied making
stockings to be filled with candy
and fruit for the children of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Ruth st. Denis and Ted shawn
were honor guests yesterday After-
noon q the Tri-City Art league -
held on Wednesday In order that
the two artists appearing together
with the Denishawn dancers for two
days In the trf-cities could b ex-
tended the courtesy Of the. AFFAIR.
Seventy-fye art league members
and patrons attended the AFFAIR, call
ing between the hours Of 3 and s
o'clock and meeting the two artists.
Mrs.. e. c. Roberts, president Of
the league, the artists and officers.
Mrs. Hugh Curtis and Mrs. Louis
Kohn Of Rock Island: Mrs. Harry
r. Evans Of Davenport. and Ms.
Otto Seiffert, Mrs. Charles Stone
and Mrs. George Peek Of Moline,
were in the receiving line; and pre-
sided at the tea table.
An exhibit Of canvassefs by mod
arm artists proved an attraction. 1t
Was 4. group Of works loaned for
the day, including landscapes by
George Elmer Brown and Charles
Warren Eaton. An exhibit Of pic
lures by Matthias Alien had been
planned. but failed to arrive IN
time, 30 the loaned collection was
hastily secured, proving most III
teresting.
SINGER 1t Club informal
There were covers for SO at the
weekly dinner last night at the Cut
ing club. The attraction was the
program given by Miss Grace Rey-
nolds Squires, which was greatly
enjoyed. Miss Gene Gillard accom-
panied the soloist. Following Is the
program given:
Gypsy Songs ............ Devorak
Fiirodiade-It est doux, it est bon
(Air de Salome) ...... Massanet
Nocturne in F-sharp. Chopin
Miss Gillard
At the Well. >. Richard Hageman
Farewell ................ Russell
Negro Spiritual ......... Burleigh
Homing ,..............D Del Reigo
Pitch My Lonely Caravan at
Night .....-.......... Crates
Sing, Joyous Bird. ....... Phillips
Melchofr.Swin ENLARGEMENT.
Mrs. W. H. Swim, 1886 Eleventh
avenue, Moline, announced the en-
gagement Of her daughter Gladys
Gersten, to Irven F. Melchoir Of
this city. The wedding will take
place Dec. 81 at the home Of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

ChStgfnas tre6t P1ans foe -
troat v1ee mA1a at the
witch VIM - Hold Friday eV6njng.
Usc. u q IN church. Relre4h-
maltS were served w the n0etese
yesterday The next meeting viii
y It the chufch Jan. :.
lNe6lanss MAee ~ Oberg Enter.
n TIA
llrs. L. n. Maes>and lfa. walter
Oberg are TO entertain At N amor
noon bridge Saturday 1t the. Mace
home, 1908 Twenty-frsf street. The
guests will surround nine tables.
This II the second Of series Of
parties being given BY the two ma
irons.
Bridge Breakfast for Miss Skinner.
Mrs. Sidney A. Virgins Of
/ the Weishar apartments will enter
tain 1t small morning bridge and
breakfast Tuesday. Dec. -; ss q
courtesy for Miss Alice Skinner Of
Moline. Who will wed Robert ".
VAIN Of Davenport early next
month: 81
Forward Society President.
Miss Marie Carlson was hostess
! 70 members OF the Forward society
Of Grace Lutheran church last
night, entertaining at the home OF
her aunt, Miss Effie johnson, 619
Fortieth street. During the bust
ness session election. of officers
was held. resulting in the following
officers being chosen:
! President-Miss Leona Nelson.
Vice president-Miss Helen An
derson.
Secretary-Miss Clara Ackerlind.
Treasurer-Miss Carlson.
A delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess. 1t was planned to
hold the Christmas party Dec. q
at the home Of Mrs. Ben Seine.
Issue Cards 70 Dancing Party.
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Hanssens and
their daughter, Ness. Bernice, 1917
Brady street, Davenport, has Is
esued cards to a holiday dancing
| party to be given Friday evening
Dec. %, at the Outing club The
guests will be members of the tri-
city younger set.
/ sIAi., Announcement.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Christmas Savings club INV
open. Rock Island Savings Bank.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
Sdsial Announcements.

Mrs. G. T. Fuller, 1916 Twenty
ninth-and-a-half street, will be hos
tess to the woman's missionary So
ciety of South Park Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

AID Sale.COffee.
The ladies' aid society of the
First Methodist church will hold
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Mrs. A. L. Richards. $50 Twenty secont
street, entertains informally for Mrs. Pau
Semrad.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
An Amazing Purchase and
Sale Of Fur Trimmed Coats
and Wraps at Radical Re-.
auctions from Regular
Prices.

A special purchase Is well a. some Of our
swn higher priced Coats offered 1t radically
reduced prices Included are such fashionable
materials - Arabella, panvelaine, maFyella,
nareoye and gersna- Fur trimminss Of vol.
earseul beaver, squirrel and nsle. ouce-in-
awhile opportunity. coming as Il does when
Csats are most needed Be On hand early.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Informal Party for Mrs. Senrad.
Mrs. A. L. Richards, $50 Twenty
second street, will entertain a
small company Of young girls and
matrons at an informal party We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. 20. The af.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14
Moose Dancing Party.

Rock Island lodge No. 100, Loyal
Order Of Moose, will give . dancing
party Saturday evening for mem
bers and friends. The affair will
be given at Maths hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

velvets. Csutea erepes, trieotfnes, duvetyns'
velveteeua, Polret twills. charmeuse.
IneIuded In this great lot are many Dresses
that have ssld for double and more this price
right here this year. Plenty Of sizes. 10 (" !:
In silk-to A6 in eloth dresses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans Of Daven-
port give dinner party for Miss Skinner
and Mr.. VAIN.
MFS. Sidney A. Virgins. weishar apart
msnts. gives bridge for Miss Alice Skinner.
Tri-City Zionist organization masquerade
ball.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-25
 IS DYING HARD--
 BISHOP LINES

New Haven. Oct 25-"sectarian ;srn dies hard; but it is doomed de- rclared Rev. Edwin s. Lines, Episcopal bishop of Newark. N. J., in discussing church unity at a gathering Of the alumni of the Yale Divinity school and others, held in connection with the centennial celebration of the school here last night.
 The bishop dep1ored the fact that despite the fact that the forces of evil are well united the church is d1- yided by sectarianism.
 we are likr the persons who live on a one-way street. he said. we have seen things going one way so long that we have come to doubt that things can move more than one way or that the way can be made broader. It is this lack of constructive vision that prevents denominations from uniting.
 t'No unity can be reached until those desiring it are not content with holding conferences We must make sacrifices. Christian unity VII never come at the expense of religious l1D- erty. The greater unity of the future will provide for many forms of wor- ship"
 The celebration today was marked by addresses by Rev. John Edwin Wells, of Connecticut College for Women and Rev. Shirley J. Case of Chicago University.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-25
ANOTHER BOOK OF VERSE ISSUED BY
 BRIDGEPORT POET

Dr. Louis Smirnow of 3S5 Noble avenue, Bridgeport poet and physi- elan, is the author of a new volume of verse, just off the press. called '"The Covenant and Other Poems."
 Dr. Smirnow, who is also the au- thor of The Last Days of St. Pierre" and '"The Masque of Shakespeare" has dedicated the first peom in his new volume to Justice Louis D. Bran deis. In an introducticG, Professor William Lyon Phelps says:
 'I have been deeply interested in Poems by my friend, pr. Louis smir- now. I am glad that he has collect ed these verses into a volume, for they show genuine feeling, imaginative power. and considerable metrical skill. What interests me particularly in these verses is their point of view; they are born of white-hot conviction, and are filled with true passion, a passion that in itself appears like a religion. and that speaks for and de- fends a race.
 Tt is extremely instructive to me, and 1t ought to be to many others, to enter into the spirit of these poems, and see how Dr. Smirnow is in a way the spokesman of thousands Of people who, no doubt. think and feel in the manner expressed in this DOCK.
 The , poems naturally nat al sre d1dgf ii ba 5a found one of so much force as to arrest the readers attention and com pei him to think, and perhaps to re- wise some of his former opinions and to part with some of his most cher ished prejudices.
 "As one reader I am grateful to the author for expressing his ambitions and convictions with such fervour and poetic fire
 Many of the poems are reprinted from magazines in which they hrst appeared The book is published by the Stratford company of Bos-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-25
Plans Completed for Halloween Card
 Party and Dance

A large Halloween dance and card party will be held Friday evening at o'clock in the Elias Howe school by the Elias Howe Home and School Circle. The guests are asked to come in faney dress, if possible. Mrs. James Wines is chairman of the reception committee and will be assisted by Mrs. J. Waldyer, Mrs. D. E. McNa- mara, and Miss Bessie Howes. Will liam Bannay will have charge of the music, while the dance committee is composed of Mrs. James Wines, Mrs. D. E. McNamara, Miss Wilma Raak- sky and Miss M. Beach
 The school auditorium has been prettily decorated in Halloween color and plan tables have been arranged for the card party, which will be be- gin promptly at 8:30. Mrs. Sarah Grant is chairman of th card com nittee while Mir. and Mrs. William Lyons, Mrs. J. Wa1dyer, Miss Rakesky and Miss Beach have charge of the prizes The girls of the eighth grade of Elias Howe school will assist Mrs Frank Dion, chairman of the refresh mentS committee
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-25
J. 5. COOPERATION IS NECESSARY.
 GEORGE WARNS
(Continued from Page One. )

kSoutAhuSu 11OIu rage oHc1 I've are told that the new govern ment is a government of tranquility. In what respect does a policy of tran guilty differ from ours? If tranquil ity means any change from the ex- isting conditions of things, then it is bad.
 We have made peace in Europe, we have made peace in the Near East. What does the new policy mean? It's no use using words unless they mean something.
 Cooperation with Allies.
 'I am all for cooperation with the Allies but Great Britain has her own responsibilities. She has her own mis- sion in the world and she must stand by it."
 In the course of his dealings with home affairs MT. Lloyd George de- clared the first purpose of any gov be 60 do everything to improve trade
 'fStern economy is essential" he declared, and I ask that the new chancellor Of the Ex-Chequer shall pursue the policy of the old.
 ''McKenna says things are worse. l know MT. McKenna, and, quite frank ly he was the man most responsible for the Liberal division In 19l6.
 "Mr. McKenna was always de- nouncinS me because from profound convictions I thought it essential there should be a change in the di- 'rection of the war.
 Defends Coalition Government.
 'We have stood for national unity for unity of the men of all creeds, parties and sections"
 Referring to the Conservatives who broke away from the Coalition and5 by their defeat of Austen Chamber lain as Conservative leader brought about the accession of Andrew Bonar Law to the premiership, he said:
 'l can understanding the revolt of the under-secretaTies There were
  tains. and captains who would like to be made coIonels or full generals.
 At another point he said:
 The country's interest is the thing that matters, at the beginning, at the end and all the time. The peril is not over. Alone the Conservative party cannot defend the great inter ests which are out common concern"
 Capital-LabOr Unity.
 You must have industrial co-op- eration in this country" said the ex- prime minister. Capital and labo must work together.
 ''I should also like to see a policy which would encourage more people to devote their energy to the cul- tivation of the soil.''
 Speaking of the breakup of the CO., alition forced by the vote of the Conservatives at the Carlton club last there had been no difference of pol icy or principle within the govern ment before he break-up.
 There has been disappointment that at Leeds l did not ring out a great slogan. I had no slogan. It was hardly worth while breaking up a great national combination in order to substitute Lord Salisbury for Lord Balfour as president of the coun- cil''
 MT. Lloyd George later on in his speech told the Coalition Liberals, he was addressing, that he was convinced their numbers were by no means small.
 stThe short journeys I have taken recently in the country, he said, m dicate to me that there are a good many Coalition Liberals.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-25
IF SKIN BREAKS
 OUT AND ITCHES
 APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apn1v Mentho- Sulphur to all itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin spe- cialist: This sulphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream gives 5'Iah a quick, relief, even to fiery sczema lat nothing has ever been snund to take it's place.
 2scause of it's germ destroying properties, it quickly subdues the itch ing, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly erup- tlons, rash, pimples or roughness.
 You do not have to wait for inn provement. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of RowIes Men tho-Sulphur at any drug store.-Adv.