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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
sn6ianil@er @rabitetn.

uelfer ant Srieoensidlui{e teilneb'
s,e.1 tpiu nn6 @ebieter bon bter5sbn
Autten un5 oeren 8%epobnern lit.
Mebnli6 lit Ser ferner abgebil'
.bete &in6enbrief II abgefaBt uno at
.eut5iffern. Ct mur0ebon elmer Cut
bedungserpeoition gefunoen, befe-
1tigt an einet ;om @ege itebenoen
Bfable, Ser idrag eingerammt mar
astto unter Dem 8riefe BRET @inidnit-
tie entbielt. Ser 8rief tpar belti1nmt,
nadfolgenoen Sn6tanern @l1sfunft
,au geben un6 be6eutete, 6ab etne
Don ser @egierung alsgeianote Ct
teoition, beitebeno aus abt nit @e-.
mabren bemaffneten @oloaten, etnem
Dffi5ier, Sefretdr, @eo1oget, 5tpet
Mttades, uno einem 9olmeti@ nn'
tee Siibrung bon 5pei @bippemafnb-
srera TT ser &idtung abge5ogen Jet,
sstah tpe1ber ser 8fabl bingertdtet
apar. Sic orei @tni6nitte am Rfabl
fouten sic m1ttmaBlt@e 9auer ser
Reiie angeben; sic ubrigen Siguren
aeben nod Ma6ridt, 6aB Ste @rpe>
5ition an orei beridieoenen Seuern
gelagert un6 ont borbergebenoen
Sage eine iunge 56ilofr0te nebit
elmer @rariebenne eriagt babe.
9ie o9t Sol6aten neblt ibren @e<
tpebren iin6 tn Ser oberlten &eibe
a%bgebi1oet> redts 6abon 6as Seuer,
oft Incident iie gelagert. gu anfang
ser 5meiten &etbe fiebt matt Die 5met
gbippemafubrer, pelde al& Snoia'
ster 6aran fenntli6 itn6, 6aB tie
hetue &opfbe6edtng tragen, mogegan
Die @eiBen 1tetS nit &iten abgebil>
Set iin6. 2infs bon Sen Snoianer1
lit EN- Seuer ge5ei&net, meldes Be-
oeutet, oaB tie abiettS lagerten, mab-
reno 6ie re9ts bon 6en Sn0ianern
f5btbaren Stg1ren 6ie ubrigen Ser
fonet1 ser Expedition oariteQen, ieoe
nit einem @orofteriittiden Merf-
srtale ge5ei6net, Ger Dfft5ier nit Ell
atem @abel, ser @efretdr nit etnem
Bude, ser @eolog nit einet1 &am-
11ter un5 10 fort. unter lit Dos SSag6<
ertrdgnis oes borbergebenoen Cages
%abgebil6et, sic 8rdriebenne un6 sic
GbtI6frote.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Snoianii@er minbenbrief.

len. Sic 8e6eutung lit, BOB ser gro-
BE @eiit sic @itte 6eS Meoi5inman-
mes nit ietnem Daiein erfiat, bob
er fam, I'M Sen Snoianern 0ie nabs
f%olgenoen 3eremonien at offenbare1.
Dementipreden0 fingt Ser Brieiter
einige gerie folgenoen Chimes: Sic
@obnung 6es groBen @eiltes, 100.
bon ibr gebort babt; CT miro iebt Gin,
treten. Sigur 2 be0eutet einen in
Sic @emeinidaft Ser Brieiter anf>
5unebmer6an Mobt5en, mel4er am
Mrm 6as iadartig aufgeblaiene Sen
elmer Siidotter trdgt. @abreno Die
%periammelten Sr6ianer na9 Ben
&langen Ser Srommeln nn0 8au'
barralleln etnen Ean5 %auffubran,
{ingt er einige @erie> melde folgens
Sc 8e6eutung baben: ST babe itets
6osienige geliebt, mod Dem i6 fire
be; i9 mer0e eingeben IN Die 1tene
Mobnung. - Sigr 3 beoeutet, Dob
cine Nauia eintriH; oiieie miro nit
Den 8orbereitungen gum nabfolgen.
Sen g. unb Grinfgelage al1sgefuM.
- 6igur a lit 5as 5pmbol zines
Mannes, mobl zines 3%aubererS, benz
Sic oberbalb itdtbare1 magil@en
3ei9en iiberir0ii9e Madt 5ulegen.
Ser @rielter iingt lngefabr folgen-
6es: Mein Sreuno, i'd peroe Dir
meinen Mnteil 5ufomman laiien.
Muf 6ieie @eife 5iebt ii@ Die tperig
iinnreide 3eremonie meiter, ourh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

9as @nppen bon 8raiilier, Der
finfitrablige Stern, nitro einge.
rabmt bon einem 2orbeer5meig un6
cinem 3meig Ser 9abafitau6e. gi-
gentli@ miiBte nod Elm 6ritter
3meig b%in3ufommen, Ser 6es @af.
feebaumes; oenn Ser 4affeebaum &c.
raoe liefert 6as. Sauptausfubrgut
oes getpaltigen 2anoes, un6 oie
Menge oes in 8rali1ien g%etponnenen
@offees lit GROCER als Die 6es arf
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

ser gan5en abrigen groe. %getponne-
11en. @ir 9eutl6e. 6ie mir neben
6en Moroamerifanern un6 6en 8el-
gierl1 Dor benz @eltfrieg 6ie leioen.
l9aftlt9iten 8erebrer oeS beiBen
Gruu1en Granfes marer unb a1t9
lett mie6er troB @elofnappbeit un6
&ol11ta MIR 5u germ in Dem lang
entbebrten @enatb @ergelienbeit un-
lerer Scot iu@en. 1eben ben @tern
8raliliens ieoenfaus GUS elmer &af-
feeplnntage bernorleu6ten nn6 be-
ueioen Die bielfarbigen 8etpobmer
Der iii6amerifani19en &epub1if Dor
aaem um 6esmiuen, meil tie an Ser
&affeeq1ene fiBen.
Die @epinnang oes @offees lit
ober feine gara einfabe 1no leifte
5a@e. sic erforbed bel Sletb
nno 69meiB, biel @ufmerfiamteit,
bel &6116e 1tn6 biel Mal9inen.
8ielleibt bSrert nnfere 2eler germ
einmnl ettpos bonn @eroegang 6eS
bra(iliani16en @unoerfin6es. @ir
i@iloern ibn in folgenoem IN gro
Ben 8ugeu.
( @@on bel ser MuSmabl oes 3d.
6ens fir Die Hflan5ung muB Sorg.
folt tpalten. @or allem lit 6afur
nur iunefrauli6es 2anb geeignet,
al1o 2ano, 6as btSber nod ME unter
@ultnr 9eltanoen bat, nrmalolano.
Man fdut Sic groben 8aume nit
Ser M1t un6 bringt iie fort. 9ann
legt mot nod elmer Yeriooe todener
Eage - Seuer an 6as &leinDol5
uno bertpanoelt es IN Mi6e, Sic alS
9iingemittel liegen bleibt. 9amit
ser 8rano ni6t ouf 8al6teile Mber-
greift, Die ntdt ra1iert meroen iol-
len, muB man 6aS @ebiet Ser 5u-
fiinftigen @flan5ung bor oem Mn-
5iinoen nit einem breiten 5aum
umgeben, Der bon br%ennbaren @tof-
fen p0uig entbloBt lit. 3medmaBi-
gerpeiie miro 6as 6euer bon Der
1mrano1tng no@ 6em Mittelpunft
geleitet. SIT SOS Ibbrennen erle'
6igt, 10 martet man einen &egentag
ab uno pflon5t Damn reibaitige
@tedlinge aus Mnlagen, Sic sic ge-
miinI9ten Sorten entbalten, ODER
aus beIonoeren 3u6tanlagen in ge=
ru6en &eiben, un0 5tpar IN Mb=
itddnoen bon ettpa 2@ Bis 3 Metern.
SSH man Sic iungen Bflan5en ge-
gen Site ibiiben, 10 legt man neben
ie6en @tedling etnen &i5im1Sfeim-
ling, Ser iebr idneI padit uno iehr
balo @9atten ipenoet. Do9 \ 1T
oarauf at ieben, oaB Ser 56attsn
11i6t gu ftarf miro, % 6aS ote Cut
midlung 6es 8eibiibten i4aotgen
miiroe. Sic @9ubpf1an5en 1peroen
oober mod elmer getpiiien 8eit tpis-
ser ent fernt.
Die erlte @rnte lit erit nad bier
Sssabren at ertparten. Mber inner
5alb 6ieler 8artefrtit beaniprubt Die
@flan5ung gerau Sic glei6e miib-
iame Bearbeitnng mie eine> Die i@on
ssru6te tragt. 9reimal I'M Sabr
muB Ser 8o6en gereinigt, 8. +.
6urh @afen bonn ltnfraut befreit
>meroen. @as 6os be6e1tet, fann
mar 1i6 BEL. uns faltm poritenen.
ST. ser beiBen 8eit gebort geraoe5u
6eroismug 6aan, nn6 1elblt Die abge-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- Ste beiBe @uppe.- Ser
8a0er bat bel einem beI1eren Sod,
5eitsmabl i'm 9orfe 1erpieren BEL
fen. ugea, mie mar's?" fragt i'm
iein @begeipons am anoern Gage.
49, S es ging ia gang famos," mar
Sic Mntport, naber Sic Doumen, Sic
3aun1en!"
- Gin geplagter 80 an n.
@9reiber: Serr Stat, 6arf i6 I'M
lire nnteri9rift bitten?
Stat (6ie 3eitung leien6): 9on-
%11ertpetter, bin ib 6enn nur gum
Mrbeiten auf Ser 8elt?l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

Ma11 erntet, in6em mtarr DIE 3met.
ge leidt 6ur9 6ie Sano gleiten laBt
un6 6abei Die Srudtfugeln IN e111e1t
8ebalter (5ieb. 9ad ooer oerglet.
den) itreift. Man bat fi4 gu BIZ
ten, babel an511biel 8latter ab3nrei'
Zen, mno Dor alem, 5rubte onf ben
Woom fanen 5u lalien. @nf Den
8o3e,t gefauene 5rii6te nebmet fat
unEeigerlib einen er6igen @ei6mad
an, Der beim @enieBen oes gefob-
ten &aifeea oe1ttli6 mabrgenomn1en
miro.
Die geernteten Sriibte weroen
bielfa@ gepai6en; bo6 lit oas nibt
unbeoingt n0ttg.
@emai6en eoer nngemaf@en font
men 1ie oarm in sic 8orberetttngs-
an1talt. Sort ner6en fie auf ltet.
11ernen o6er aus &a1f bergeltelten
Tlaben ousgebreitet uno bon Mr-
beitern pen 8eit gu 8eit nmgelegt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
BraHtliania1tr Kafftf- Ermtf.

fee @obner, mais, @iirbis, aartof>
feln uitp. pflan5en. 9as erlei@tert
sic Booenreinigung meientli@ uno
perringert sic Soften Der @arte3ett
ODER miegt iie 1nter nmitdn6en TO-
gar puf.
Die erite Musbeute lit INNER MUIR
gering; sic 8aume bereiten ii4 crit
auf lire 9roouftipitdt Dor. SIM
fInften Sabr lit 6ieie meiit fdon er'
bebIid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
mtf nlr 5nnirr athrfihftt.
@un GSnaro @roFe.

tpeIder cine abnIide 8e5eutung bat,
pie uniere @robiteine. 60 moro Der
i'm Bilbe tpieoergegebene @rabitein
einem &duptling Ser 81. Marptr1p-
pc erridtet, ser int Sabre 1928
itarb. Dben ouf Dem @tetne lit Elm
barfebrt iteben6er 4rani@ abgebil.
Set, mas beibt, 6aB Ser &6uptling
DEM Sotem 6er &ranide angeborte;
5as >berfebrt iteben6e 8ilo be6eutet,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

uuU O1ASyANn'
namit iie qIeidmdBig trodren. Tim
Sos &oltbarite, pas Mrorna> boz
lda6li9en Ginfliiiien 5u i6irmen,
iino sic Srodenpldbe baufig nit
Ma1ter11 bon 3 bis 3R SUB @1be
umgeben.
Ma@ Nouen6ung ser Srodnung,
Sic ie nab ser @itterung I6ngere.
ooer fiir5ere 3eit 1T @niprud
nimmt, meroen 6ie Sriibte in m0g..
lidit nobegelegene @pei6er gebra6t.
Sort meroen fife 5undbft gei6dH -
meiit 10, 6aB Elm @entilator 6as
trodene Srubtfleti@ uno Sic 5ba.
len abb1ait -, Damn poltert, 5. +.
automotii@ gebiirltet, moourb iie eli.
ne mebr ooer meniger 6unfle Gar-
bn,1g un6 @lan5 erbalten, i6lieBli@
geli6tet. Sic 5ibtung beiorgt Ell.
ne 5tebtrommel, sic Die 8obnen IN
6rei Bis bier Gorten beridieoener
@ro5e ion6ert.
Die 1ebte @ro5eonr bil6et 6as
ausleien, 0as tells mie0er mai6t-
nell boz ii6 gebt, ober ood an6 ote
meni6li@e San6 ni@t gan5 ,entbeb-
rem fann. Sic Mai6ine i6leu6ert
Sic 8obnen lie nod ibrem @emidt
in beridie6ene 8ebdlter; Die Sano
priift sic an benet1 sic Mai6ine por-
lb%ergegangen lit.
9treft bom Musleietii9 tuanoern
sic @obnen en61id in Sic a1f $50
gen liegenben @dde, Sic getpobnli@
our Mufnabme BON so &ilogramm
geeignct fins, un6 tperoen in oieien
ibrem naditen ~@eitimmungsort 3u.
gefmbrt.
Die &affeeb6ume per6en 90 Biz
so Sabre alt. Sic fino fir quite
8flege iebr 0anfbar, nno man6mal
milien Sic 8lantagenbeiiber ni6t,
mobin nit Sem @egen. SSn ben
@eltbdfen fann man iih Damn Dor
@affee nidt rettm aber IN ben
Hreiien merit man meniu oaDort.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
+&~=& 4w&
a y I'll g "a,
MES
s S@l &@-3I
g6rift ber Neifmaf< Sn6ianer.

SIT Elm beriibmter 4rieger geltor-
Zen, 10 idreiben sic &interbliebenen
.oftmals nit berielben 8il6eri@rtft
feline 2ebensgei6idte auf einen auf,
.geridteten Stetn, S5tn-ga-ba<mai.
fit o6er AUDI M6ieoattg genannt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
@ie cine 8bpnb @rofm1ttter ibr
Gnfelfinb lanfen lebrt.

9ie @bon6 fin6 ELM orapi6if6er
8olfsitamm in 8ritii@zStr6ten, ser
in Sen %maloigen 8erglan6i9aften
bon 8enqalen un6 Ma0rus pob1rt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

Sriiber tparen sic @bon6 6a6ur6
beri9tigt, 6aB fie ale Ma66en
glet9 nod Ser @eburt ermor6eten
un6 ii9 sic @eiber aus Na6bar.
1tqmmen bolten. Inter 6em Gin.
fluff Ser eng1i16en &egierung fat
bieier @rou9 a1fgeb0rt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

@aIgenb1 II m . r. 5yreuno
(am 8orobeno bes 9uelS): u0u
biit furdtbar aufgcregt; ue11n i'd
MIR tpiibte, mag Sid b%erllbigen
f0nnte! Gon i'd Sir Elm tnteref-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

ianteg gu6 aus ser @ibliotbef 10.
Ien?S
rM6 ia, bite; bringe mir bod
nSnfelano, Die &1inlt, oas menl9.
libe 2eben gu berlGngern"!"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
bEeInS
EXPO PROeRAn
FOR JULY 4Tl


Trans Mississippi Expoeitipa.
heads are preparing for q mammdtA,
Fourth Of July parade in Rock is-
land at 5 O'Clock Independence day
afternoon to b preceded byssa
patriotic program at the grouhda
in the afternoon and . magnificent
display Of fireworks at the park IN
the evening when the big show: via
end.
The 5 o'clock parade will TIA
verse the usual downtown district
route and will disband ut the expo-
sition gates. City officials, police
and fire departments. Boy and
Girl Scouts and a number of fra
ternal societies will participate md
contribute floats, and the circus
performers in costume and the ami
mails will be features Of the dem
onstration.
Henry r. Rathbone, Chicago, Re-
publican congressman at large
nominee, and A. M. Willard, IN OIL
cial Of Oriental consistory, Scottish
Rite, organizer of the Boy Builders,
a junior Masonic society, will speak.
Special circus acts will be staged
at 2:30 O'Clock in the afternoon and
at 8 o'clock in the evening ar1l the
Royal Scotch Highlanders' band
will render q special musical pro-
gram.
The fireworks display will be put
on at night at q cost Of $1,000 and
! will consist Of Sc special pieces, In
GLIDING spectacular ''Scrapping Of
the Navy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
AIRING FOR
TEMPLAR MEET
Rock Island Commandery Arranges
for Attendance at Peoria Con.
clavo-Plan Installation,

Members of Rock Island Com
mandery, No. IS, knights Templar,
will shortly begin a poll Of the
commandery to ascertain how large
q delegation can be organized to
attend the cath annual conclave Ut
the Grand Commandery of Illinois,
in Peoria, Sept. II to IL.
There Is every indication that
the Peoria gathering will be the
largest state conclave ever held. An
unusually fine program is being
prepared, and committees have
been appointed on prizes to be
awarded to the Communicates VINO
win competitive drills. Reduced
fare on all railroads entering Peo-
ria will be announced soon. Facil-
tiles for parking space will be pro-
vided for knights who make the
trip to Peoria by auto.
Emmerson C. Fisher, command
er-elect of Rock Island command
cry and the other officers will be
installed Monday evening, July 10
James F. Hickey, recorder, Rock
Island commandery. today received
a copy Of the monthly bulletin from
Far East commandery, No. /, Ma
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
Dl1afhnln &tntB

without imparting an odor to other
foods.
A dry, clean knife that is Toured
will cut pastry sharp and neat. An
other way is to dip the blade, in
boiling water each time cut is
made.
II dishes cannot be washed i'm
mediately after using pour q little
water on them, and when you are
ready to wash them the task will
be much easier.
Keep the kitchen shelves low and
avoid the habit Of storing unused
Junk" in the upper parts.
Coal, when stored in a dry, airy
place. will burn much better and
with much less waste than il plac-
ed in . close, poorly ventilated Gel
lar.
To Clarity Soups-Soup can be
made perfectly clear by taking the
jellied stock from which the grease
has been removed, and stirring into
1t. while cold. the slightly beaten
white and crushed shell Of one
egg to each quart Of stock Put on
stove, stir constantly until it boils,
and boil violently for five minutes:
throw In . half cupful Of cold wa
ter. let stand five minutes in warm
place. let drain through fine eloth
without pressing.
Have narrow strap, that can be
bought for ten cents, nailed to the
woodwork Just back Of the kitchen
table. Divide this at intervals
with lacks and in the openings
thus made, slip your kitchen knives.
You can tell at a glance just which
knife you want. III
TO clean and polish linoleum
wash with mixture OF equal parts
OF milk ana water. wipe dry and
with clean cloth rub in following
mixture: Yellow wax, five parts;
turpeutine oil, eleven parts; var
nish, five parts. To. glaae use a
solution Of . little yellow wax and
turpentine oil.
PafAffin paper which adheres to
raisins or dates may be more eas-
lily removed il the package is first
warmed In the oven.
II the sewing machine needs d
thorough cleaning try dropping a
Little denatured alcohol where oil
10 usually applied. Run the un-
threaded machine hard for 4 few
minutes b dfatrihuta thu alcohol
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

marred ~ Apologies. OfEantEaSio9S
are too o6ten hindersd by the we'll
meaning but unskilled volunteer
worker. The community life Of tho
future viii be enriched by every
child who has learned to take
pleasure in careful, finished work.
I'VE require from buildings IS
from men" writes Rusktn IN
Stones Of Venice" two kinds Of
goodness: ifrst the doing Of their
practical duty we'll, then that they
be graceful and pleasing In doing
it." This IL one secret Of accept
able service, that the doer shall
find Joy In his work rather than
seek all his pleasure as thing
apart. This We can emphasize to
our little citizens, showing them al
consistently as possible that we do
find Joy in duties.
= Our children will receive their
firmest foundation in the matter Of
their responsibility toward the
community from the stress which Is
ieiu W Udppy eAduuRle dnu RCA
ent teaching on the safeguarding
of the community welfare by the
right sort Of homes. Read them
Mrs. Kate Douglas Virgins charm
ing story Mother Carey's Chick
ems" Dunlap Grosset Company
New York;. Theirs was a homo
whose light could not by any pos.
sibility be hid. Mother Carey gives
the keynote in saying to her chill.
dren when they move into village
of Beulah, I'VE must make it q
home; as beautiful and complete rs
we can afford. One real home al
ways makes others, l am sure Of
that! We cannot be happy, OF
prosperous, or useful, or success
full, unless we can contrive to make
the Yellow House home. The
river is our river; the village is
our village; the people are our
neighbors; Beulah belongs to u:
and we belong to Beulah."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

Our children are given regular
instruction IN citisenship in school.
bat the best that can Be done for
them there viii not alone give them
the urge toward helpful service In
the community that they might
have With the Thoughtful cooperation
OF their parents. The talks. songs
and pageants Of school have served
to widen their vision and strength
en- their grasp of the dramatic
events Of the past. Fathers and
mothers can help them to express
their appreciation Of the time and
country in which they live In terms
Of everyday service. To teach theE
that they have an important part
in keeping q happy, well-ordered
home and that the atmosphere Of .
community is the atmosphere Of Its
homes; is to lay foundation for
substantial citizenship later. To
add to this a sense Of responsibility
toward younger child in ones
own family or a friends or toward
animal pets, is at least to start the
habit Of considering the interests
of others. Just to keep emphasix-
ing these two points day after day
so that they become a part Of the
children's lives is no small task IN
itself.
However eager a young person
may be to serve his community, his
impulse will be dissipated or &C.
complish harm rather than good
unless his efforts are intelligent.
In Maud Lindsay's tale of The
Giant Energy and the Fairy Skill"
Milton Bradley Co.,. Springfield,
Mass, an effective story to read to
children from 5 to 10) the fairy
teaches the eager, clumsy giant TO
SO direct his boisterous impulse to
serve, that after days of patient ef-
fort he is welcomed as helper in
stead of being merely tolerated by
those generous enough to overlook
his carelessness. A 10-year-old
who was crocheting q gift for her
grandmother remarked, Even il II
isn't done well grandmother will
like it because it's my work" How
much more wholesome for the little
girl 1t would have been If someone
had insisted on the charm of offer
ing a neatly made gift, that grand.
mothers pleasure need not b.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
TENT MEETINGSARE
TO BE RESUMED BY
SALVATION ARMY

Tent services on The Argus lot,
Eighteenth street and Fourth aye
nue., will be resumed by the Saliva
ton army tomorrow night, Charles
Sturgess, Davenport, being the
speaker. Sunday school will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
No services will be held Monday
evening, but Tuesday night Rev.
John Parry, pastor Of the Rock Is
land Free Methodist church, will
speak and every other evening dur
ing the week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

rIappore aren't % hopeless a. Z
cynicai. prohaNly JEALOUS little old
World az erandmas thinks, take
n nom =. 8. d. walker. who was
one q Rock Islandss Leading phar-
macists. before DC became Illinois
secretary Of the Christian EndAayor.
NJ. walker . : c. =. leader
spoke in Rockford yesterday Ct the
state eouyeation and he tackled the
nation's greatest prublem In Z VA
liant spirit
The world Il growing better
and young people today are more
serious than their grAndmothers
were generation ago." Mr.. Walk
er declared. He defended the 1927
napper IN belief that young people
are nndfng more worthwniie Things
to do than ever before In history.
=! Will stick up for the young peo-
PIE, Christian young people: at any
ume, MI. walker -saio. Cnnstian
Enoesvors as young people nave
learned now 70 mix religion ana
run IN proper proportions ana tney
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
VEIE DISBURSES
500 FROM FUNDS

During Juno the Velie Employees
Aid association spent 1880. leav-
ing balance of $524.60 in the
checking account, George L. Boom
er, secretary, reported. This with
the savings account of $453.S4
makes a balance Of $97S.54 in the
associations treasury. One death
claim was allowed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

Mia, Philippine Islands, Of which
Victor C. Hall, formerly Of Rock Is
land, who is a brother-in-law Of H.
Keith Collins, drum major of Amoo
Grotto band, is commander. Mr..
Hall still retains membership in
Rock Island chapter No. Is, Royal
Arch Masons, and visited Rock Is
land about two years ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

Many Rock Island people attend
= es. .r..,ev -, e,,orenre6 49,
=. $500,
S1usy sn suu ~ =
St KAthafineb Alumnae q the 100
q. Lane farm. The Hawthofnes, "
On River ruad. mar LeClaire, Iowa.
1ha ann Of 4S7s we taken In q
~. c.r,,v.s ANA Il ia exnectaf,
- go a., 80 -.
sOme $1ev VIII y cae"teu non sus
venture. to 80 into the school
treasury.
Tr,-citv soci.tv folks and friends
Of the school attended the affair.
The alumnae had arranged & re-
alistic county fair. ali the usual At
tractionst and some entirely new
ones having been planned. The
wandering musicians. with Ben A.
Hartx OF this city and Harry Rams.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
NaHonaI Clrh ElNelion.

Election day 1t the biennial con-
vention Of the General Federation
Of Women's club Thursday at ChAu-
tauqua, N. Y, was void OF thrills.
Mrs. Thomas @. Winter Of Minneap-
oils, president, being returned to
Office, with the straight ticket, no
state bringing forward nominees
from the floor Of the convention
when given the privilege Of Mrs.
Winter.
The new officers re:
President-Mrs. Thomas G. Win
ter, Minneapolis.
Vice president - Mrs. William
Sherman Jennings, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Second vice president-Mrs. Wal
lace T. Perham, Montana.
Recording secretary-Mrs. J. E.
Hayes. Georgia.
Treasurer. = Mrs. Florence
Floore, Texas.
The corresponding secretary will
be named later by the chair.
According to the eredential com.
mittee the voting body is /, 229, ILL
nois With 10S delegates having the
largest number Of votes. Ohio has
-; Pennsylvania, IS; Massachus-
etts, 50. and Iowa. So, showing quite
. representation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

Kafir natives in Portuguese East
Africa have orchestras composed
entirely Of xylophones and drums.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01

FIG TeUAa0oat ct Gelf Club.
The annual nag tournament At
The gok clubs, which It 10 custom
ary TO hold On national holidays Of
the year. will be an event of Tues
day, July I, on the links, luncheon
to be from IL noon to 2 p. m. At
the club house. There will be no
special dinner-dance on the h0li-
day but the mid-weekly informal Of
Thursday will be held 40 usual on
July 8.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-01
1uN1DAY.
1ewsA u July ssalass
WIN Plaa for Hxe.rsisn,

St Cecilia's guild Will meet Mon
day evening * Enginesrs' hall. The
members Afe to sponsor IN excur-
sion on the Warrington. Aug. I, and
plans will be made at the meeting
Monday for the outing.