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17 MOJJNE DAILY DISPATCH: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1930. Civil War Veterans Guests at LeC lair Fort Worth Man Withdraws Claim Against Tunney Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Little Observe Fifty-fifth Anniversary Sunday. Snow Again Halts Start of Army Planes. SOCIETY 1 I. Ten veterans of the Civil War, who reside in Moline, attended the LeClaire theater this afternoon to see Only the Brave as the guests of F. V.

Kennebeck, manager. There are nineteen veterans left in Graham post. Two of them are blind and unable to attend. Five-others failed to avail themselves of the invitation because of physical limitations. A invitation was extended to the nineteen to see the picture, which portrays life of the Civil war period.

To reduce the accumulation of piece goods stocks at the mills, the Ahmedabad, India, mill owners' association has decided to close the mills one extra day each week. Embarrassed By Sixth avenue. Refreshments will be served. Miss Jane Jamison left this morning for Aurora to resume her studies at Jennings seminary, after spending the spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Jamison, 2711 Eighth avenue. Miss Jamison's roommate, Miss Amelia Alluri of Chicago, spent part of the vacation in Moline. returning to Chicago last Monday.

TROOP 3 ENJOTS PARTY AFTER REGULAR MEETING Troop 3, boy scouts, of Wesley Methodist church enjoyed a party last night after the regular meeting in the church, the affair being a surprise in honor of Bob Bimson, who observed his 13th birthday ah- A fx fr IS Hrtx I CHIC OUTFIT "SUITS" DEB OR MATRON. By ANNETTE. The jacket suit with tuck-in holds prominent place in the mode. The one illustrated is especially desirable because it merely pretends a tuck-in. The bodice Is attached to the hip band of the circular flaring skirt.

It assures neatness, for it is always in place. This smart suit is in featherweight woolen in chartreuse green. It reveals feminine Influence in the scalloped collar, cuffs and jabot frill of eggshell crepe silk blouse. The jacket In hip length is collar-less, and is very simple to make. Style No.

623 is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. It expresses French chic in crepe silk of navy blue ground printed in deep rose and lighter blue colouring. Dusty-pink crepe silk makes the tuck-in bodice and may be used to line the jacket. Orangey-red wool crepe with white crepe silk is swagger. Black and white printed crepe silk with white crepe bodice is dignified and smart for mature figure.

Pattern price 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred). Wrap coin Is it rough, pimply, coarse textured or cloudy? Use Kesinoi 3 IX Dispatch Special Service. Bridgeport, March 27. John S. Fogarty of Fort Worth, today withdrew his $500,000 alienation of affection suit against Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight boxing champion.

The withdrawal was accepted by Judge Edward M. Yeomans at a hearing in superior court. Loses $16,000 in Bank; Hangs Self Kewanee, March 27. Jonas L. Pe- himself in a barn on Little's dairy farm south of Kewanee last night.

Loss of $16,000 in a defunct Henry county savings bank is said to have caused brooding which led to the act. EMPLOYMENT BETTER IN SEVENTH DISTRICT By Associated Press Leased Wire. Chicago, March 27. Manufacturing employment in the Seventh i federal reserve district has im-' proved, the monthly business con ditions report of the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago to be issued March 31 will say. Slight gains both in the number employed and in payrolls were noted in 1771 plants of the district An upturn in the metal products group was affected largely through expansion of the steel fndustry, which has been operating at better than 90 percent capacity.

Total non-manufacturing employment declined in all states of the district, with Wisconsin showing the largest loss. Building and construction work receded more than In the same periods of 1929 and 1928 but the decline was much less than in the preceding month. Wisconsin, alone, showed smaller payrolls, while the portion of Illinois in the Seventh district and the three other states Iowa, Indiana and Michigan had increased aggregate earnings. Dispatch Ads bring results. 4 Soap and Umt-ment a directed every night for one week and note the improvement in yonr gL.et: us Family Continued snow at Selfridge field, Mount Siemens, today again delayed the start of the squadron of army airplanes for the Pacilic coast by way of Moline.

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25c fiS May we help you plan yvAw any cane yu are con" feiPWV templating. i Perhaps Your Home Needs More Places to Put Things (Continued troiu ra Slxtea.r mission fee charged and the public is welcome. Miss Florence Jamison of Moline, instructor at the club, will be in charge. V4SHTI SHRINE ELECTS OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR Annual election of officers of Vashti Shrine, No. 23.

White Shrine 0r Jerusalem, was held yesterday in Rock Island Masonic temple and Mrs. Gail South Searle was elected worthy high priestess to succeed Mrs. Vera F. Thomas. Other officers elected are as follows: Watchman of shepherd W.

O. Allen. Noble prophetess Mrs. Vivian Dickey Liggett. Worthy scribe Miss Charlotte Mattison.

Worthy treasurer Mrs. Carrie Simmon. Worthy chaplain Mrs. Elizabeth! Schmidt. Worthy shepherdess Mrs.

Gertrude Warner. Worthy guide Mrs. Emma Alie. Annual reports of the officers were given. Appointive officers will be named by Mrs.

Searle. Installation will take place on Friday evening. April 11. at 8. Rehearsal for installation will be held Sunday afternoon, April 6, at 2.

An invitation was read to tne annual installation of officers April 4 at the Clinton shrine. Luncheon was served as a concluding feature of the session. Mrt. Jaraw Hutchinga was hostess ye-terday to members of the Geneseo Ladies' club in her home, 2905 Sixth avenue, Rock Island. Card games were played and prizes went to Mrs.

Emma Sheesley and Mrs. E. Hannon. The next meeting will be held April 9 in the home of Mrs. Zelta Laughery.

1429 Thirty-second street, Rock Island. WOMAN'S ALLIANCE FLANS FOR RECEPTION APRIL 10 Woman Alliance oL Uic first Unitarian church met yesterday afternoon with Miss Alice Crossman, 1811 Seventh avenue, and arrangements were made to hold a reception for the Rev. Raymond Bragg of Chicago, the new secretary of the western conference of the Unitarian church, who will visit here on April 10. The reception will follow an address by Mr. Bragg at the church.

Mrs. W. O. White had charge of program yesterday, reading an article from the Women's Journal on Miss Wu in China. The hostess refreshments at the afternoon's close.

The next meeting Will be on April 9 in the Alliance room with Mrs. Richard Monroe as hostess. Mothers' club of Maple Grove school will meet at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon in the school, when all mothers of the district are urged to attend. i- -r- Of'FIC'ERS FOR MYRTLE REBEKAH LODGE NAMED Myrtle Rebekah lodge held a meeting in Swedish Olive hall last evening and officers' night was observed. Officers for the year are: Noble grand Mrs.

Myrtle Cameron. Rock Island. Vice grand Mrs. Ethel McAlpine, East Moline. Recording secretary Mrs.

Effie Chalk, Rock Island. Financial secretary Mrs. Ruth Kammel, Davenport. Treasurer Mrs. Kate Day, Davenport.

Chaplain Mrs. Mae McGee, Rock Island. Right senior vice grand Mrs. Augusta Lewis, Silvis. Left vice grand Mrs.

Lillian Leyke. Silvis. Right noble grand Mrs. Ida Norman. Moline.

Left noble grand Mrs. Myrtle Forslund, Moline. Warden Mrs. Belle Snodgrass, East Moline. Conductress Mrs.

Martha Goar, Eat Moline. Inside guard Mrs. Ida Buck. Coal Valley. Junior past noble grand Mrs.

Irene Woollev. Coal Vallev. Outside guard Herman Cortz, Moline. Games were later enjoyed, the members and visiting officers taking part, and the visiting officers were dinners. Luncheon was later served at tables decorated in pink and S'een crepe paper and centered with tulips.

The hall was bright with lamps and flowers. Each visit-? officer was presented with a wn leaf and a carnation. On April 9 the lodge will sponsor a box social. Lutheran Hospital circle met in je home of Mrs. Charles Long, 2103 nfth avenue, yesterday afternoon.

Routine business was transacted and j-ie hours were spent in sewing. Re-reshments were served before adjournment. Mrs. Dan Johnson, 1842 street, will entertain on 23. John C.

Russ, 3006 Tenth avenue, will sbserve his 35th rthday imversary tomorrow and oi Sunday there will 'amily iin-nar in the home. was bom on March 23, in Germany and to 1877, he married Miss Bertha -Knotr in Rock Island. The I celebrated their golden wed- I 6 anniversary in 1927. Mr. Russ as connected with the Rock Island Jne for manv vears and was Den- DRUGGISTS real Offer niversary.

Bob was sent on a mys terious errand by the scoutmaster, Herman Linde, and when he returned he was welcomed with most enthusiastically sung birthday greet ings. Bob's mother, Mrs. Richard C. Bimson, served an appetizing repast, the boys surrounding one long table which was centered with the candle- lighted birthday cake. Eighteen scouts and several other guests enjoyed the spread and later games were played.

Flashlight pictures were taken, which will long serve to remind the boys of the happy occasion. PLYMOUTH MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN PARSONAGE Plymouth Congregational missionary society met yesterday afternoon in the parsonage with the new pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Brinck. The attendance was exceptionally large and the session opened with devotionals by Mrs.

Arthur Smith. Mrs. W. V. Richards, the leader for the year, presented a well-planned and interesting lesson, assisted by Mrs.

Belle Morgan, Mrs. A. E. Montgomery and Mrs. Brinck.

Mrs. Carl Kellogg pleased with a voice number, as did Mrs. Walter Smith of Rock Island. A social hour and refreshments were enjoyed after the lesson. PARENT-TEACHER BRIEFS P.

T. A. members will be interested to learn that Prof Ernest W. Burgess, professor of sociology in the University of Chicago, will broadcast over station WMAQ, Chicago, at 4:15 tomorrow afternoon, lie will talk on Family Recreation. PROGRAM FOR RECIPROCITY MEETING IS ANNOUNCED Miss Agnes Samuelson of Des Moines, superintendent of public instruction of the state of Iowa, will be the speaker at the reciprocity meeting of the Rock Island, Moline, East Moline, Silvis, Davenport and Bettendorf Parent-Teacher associa tion to be held Wednesday, April 2, at the Hotel Blackhawk, Davenport.

Miss Samuelson's topic will be Modern Trend in Education Luncheon will be served at 12 in the gold room of the hotel. More than 200 reservations have already been made. Mrs. E. E.

Kolb, past president of the Davenport par-ent-tjacher council, is general chairman and the committee chairmen assisting are as follows: Program Mrs. M. W. Schulz. Publicity Mrs.

H. Dau. Luncheon Mrs. Gene Duve. A program will be given at 1:15 in the afternoon which will consist of three selections by the Mother Singers, an organization affiliated with the Davenport parent-teacher council, under the direction of Mrs.

Joseph McCurdy of Davenport. A round-table discussion will be led by Mrs. J. J. Macrorie of Moline, district director.

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LUC KVT IGKR A 1 i coming from Kewanee and other near-by cities to join in the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Little are both in splendid health. They have lived in the same house during their entire married life and they have made hundreds of friends during their more than half a century here.

Mr. Little -'as a farmer, but retired from active work some time ago. The fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Scottish Lineral club, which was inaugurated by William E. Gladstone, was celebrated recently in Edinburgh. Dispatch Want Ads bring results.

Slack! the year 4 a cii a I Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Little, Coal-town road, will observe their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary Sunday and the venerable couple will hold open house from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening, when scores of friends are expected to attend.

A family dinner will be served at 6, when children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will be guests. There are five children living, Mrs. William Stone, Mrs A. L. Hunter of East Moline, Mrs.

Walter Washburn, George Little and Ellwood Little of Carbon Cliff. There are twenty-three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Several relatives and friends are East Moline XfU." .111 I. Ul'glH Per Ton coal for this time of Do you find yourself stacking a dozen and one things into unsightly piles and heaps simply because you have no regular place where you can put them away? That always happens when a house is shy of handy shelving, cabinets, storage boxes and the like. It's a great convenience and helps to keep the house spick-span if you have enough shelves and drawers in your 'closets, storage bins and shelves in the attic, a window seat that serves a double purpose, or a cabinet for that odd corner.

And even more shelves in the basement may help to keep things orderly. You probably would do a lot of these things yourself if you had the right lumber handy. Why not order it today? Dimock, Gould Co. PHONE 80 Suffer Stomach Agony. Gas and indigestion Money Back if One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do You More Good Than Anything You ever Used.

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Pattern number. Size. Price Name street City State lion to Order Annette Patterns. Write name and address, plainly jn clotted lines, giving numbers and size of such patterns as you desire Enclose coin or stamps (coin preferred) for each and address your order to Annette. Moline.

Fatrons are asked to be patient after ordering patterns as they are made in New York and it takes from two to three weeks to fill orders. Those ordering patterns re also urged to use great care in filling out coupons, writing plainly always, giving initials or preferably given names, and an absolutely correct address, with street and number plainly written. Island. All the sons and daughters will attend the celebration Sunday. Thora lodge.

Ladies of Vikings, will sponsor a public card party Monday afternoon in Swedish Olive hall, games of five hundred to be played. Prizes will be given and refreshments will be served. Loyal Drder of Moose, So. 235. vill hold the first of a series of fortnightly card and iancing parties tomorrow night in K.

P. hall, 2011 DAVENPORT NURSERY 3600 Brady St. Sre Our Beautiful Evergreens Phone Kenwood 580 Moline Rock Island You can be so distressed with gas and fullness and bloating that you think your heart is going to stop beating. Your stomach may be so distended that your breathing is short and gaspy. You think perhaps you are sulto-cating.

You are dizzy and pray lor quick relief what's to be done? Just one tablespoonful of Dare's Mentha Pepsin and In ten, minutes the gas disappears, the pressing on 0 Tl IPO i 1 All Forked! No A good Is Your Home Cold as an Eskimo's Igloo? Phcme Moline 33 -and find out what a real heating plant will cost. Moline Heating Construction Co. Moline, 111. fifteen years ago. 1Zra Wr- and Mrs.

Russ are the par- 315 12th Moline PHONE MOLINE 373-374 v. or three daughter, Mrs. E. C. vore.

Mrs. M. B. At well of jChica-and M.s. Carl Bauer or Rock Is-and three sons, Walter and Arthur Russ, all of Rock m- in i i-iiii in i.