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Ell nuevO Ministerio de Agriculture.

primer ejemplo que nos viene a
la mano es ell del rio Nazas, don
de abGjeNOs q arTibeHOs, est5n en-
.constante pugna por ell uso de
esas aguas, que a semejanza del
sagrado Milo fecunda Ia gran
cuenca de La LagUna, haciendola
producer cada ano fabulosas cose-
chas de aIgod6n. Desde los re-
motos tiempos en- que ell General
Carlos Pacheco desempeno Ia Car
terra de Fomento, hasta los re-
cientes en- que Don Olegario Mo-
lima ocup6 igual p~uesto, han fra
casado todas las tentativas que Sc
han hecho para llegar aun repair
to equitativo de dichas aguas.
Durante la corta Adminlstra-
ci6n Maderista, volyi6 a agitarse
esa vieja question y hasta lego a
formarse un nuevo Reglamento
para la distribution de las aguas
del Nazas; pero como ell finado
Presidente Madero Y los numero-
sos miembros de su familia eran
propietarios de grandes extern
stones de terrenos algodoneros en-
San Pedro de las Colonias, o sea
en- la parte de abGjo del Nazas,
r~eglamento favorecia nota-
a los abajeiOS y los de
arriba Sc creyeron altamente per-
judicados, continuando la serie
de difcultades y disgustos entire
los agricultores de esa region.
En- nuestro concepto, 10 mas
conveniente seria nacionalizar,
como va Sc ha pensado hacerIo
hace tempo, todos los rios sean
O no navegables, que Sc dedlcan
a la irrigation de terrenos agri-
colas, matando de una vez para
siempre los privilegiOs y los mo-
nopolios otorgados por mercedes
de aguas provenienteS muchas de
elias del Gobierno Virreynal y
otras de los favoritismos cientJi-
cos, como por ejempIo la escan-
dalosa concession del Tlahualilo,
otorgada al subdito espaI 81 Don
Juan Llamedo, que bajo ell pre-
texto de establecer una colonla
agricola, usando unicamente los
sobrantes del Nazas, acab6 por
constituir un verdadero feudo,
que mas tarde Sc enfrent6 con ell
mismo Gobierno, e~xigi6ndole al
gunos milloneS por danOS y per
dizque recibidos a efectos
del Reglamento puesto en- practi-
ca por Don Olegario.
Este problema esta mas que
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"Antes casados que
soldados."

Han dicho los tapatios, que en-
bandas han estado concurriendo
estos dias a las ofcinas del Juz-
gado Civil de Guadalajara, no
precisamente empujados por las
certeras flechas de Cupido, sino
porque echandose al cuello Ia CO.
yunda matrimonial, sc ponen fue-
"a del alcance de Ia ley del q de
Mayo de 1869, que esta proxima
a ser puesta en- vigor per ell Co
bierno del Estado de Jalisco. y la
que ordena que todos los varo-
mes mayores de dieciocho amos,
entren al servicio active en- ell
Ejercito Nacional.
Esto ha puesto carne de gallina
en- los j0venes tapatios, que. tran
quilamente Sc dedicaban a hacer
Ell OSO, sin preocuparse maldita la
cosa de huertistas y carrancistas,
pues ellos solo sc dedicaban a pc
Tar la Para con sus novias, las
lindas y resaladas pollitas de a.
quella terra, a las que ahora ha
caido una verdadera bonanza ma
trimonial con ell viejo decreto eX-
humado por ell Gobierno del Es-
tado.
Muchos novios remolones y que
va Sc iban hacienda latosos de pu
70 %viejos, han dejado de cantar Ia
romanza de los "Amantes de Te-
ruel," cambiandola por un ma
drigal epitalamico, que ha soma
do mas allegro que unas castanue-
las en- los oidos de sus amadas.
Los velos blancos y log nftldos
azahares van a subir de precios
en- la Perla de Occidente, pues
hasta los comerciantes de trapos
saldran benefciados con ell en-
polvado decreto, que parece ms
pirado por ell mismo Cupido.
Los novios pobres, que abundan
como TODD 10 malo, Sc han visto
en- verdaderos aprietos para con-
seguir los fondos indispensables
para ell case; pero estan hacienda
desesperados esfuerZos por con-
seguirlos, y los conseguiran, iva
va 81 los conseguiran, pues sus
adorados tormentos estan resuel-
tos a TODD, con tai de libraries de
que Sc conviertan en- peLOneS y
porten ell chGcO federal, que es
ahora ell blanco de las balas ca
rranclstas. Iran al Registro Civil
Y a la Vicarfa, cueste 10 que cues
tie, pues TODD 10 Uence Ell GmOr.....
cuando Marie 10 amenaza.
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BESIDE que ell Oral Huerta Sc
hizo cargo de Ia PreSidencia Pro-
visional a raiz de la caida del Co.
bierno de Madero, Sc pens6 Sc
riamente en- establecer un nueVo
Ministerio que tomara a 81 cargo
TODD 10 que Sc ~relaciona con Ia
agriculture de nuestro pals, y
hasta fu6 nombrado para csc
puesto el Sr. Lie. Manuel Cara
Aldape, que por esas fechas Sc
encontraba en- esta ciudad: pero
ell Gobierno Sc VIC obligado a de-
Jar en- proyecto sus buenas inten-
clones, para dedicar todOs sus es-
fuerzos a la ~pacifcaci6n del pals,
que debido a la rebeldia de Ca
rranza. Sc VIC envueltO en- Otra
guerra intestine menOs popular
pero mas sangrienta que IA que
iniciara Madero, porQue Ia segun-
da. mas que a movies economl-
cos o politicos, obedece a vengan-
zas personales, amparadaS 6aJo
Ia capa de la legaIidad ~constitu-
cional.
Tn ano ha pasadO, y la reVueI
ia no ha sido dominada nj hay
trazas de que tai cosa suceda, por
10 que creemos que el Presidente
Huerta Sc ha decidido a llevar a
cabo sus p~rop6sitos, fundando
dicho Ministerio, que en- otras
CIRCUMSTANCES seria de vital I'M
portancia para Mexico.
Las dependencies de esta nue.
va Secretaria de Estado, Ia for
maran la Direction General de
Agriculture, Ia Direction de A
guas. la Direction de Bosques y
Ia Direction Agraria. Estos i'm
portantes ramos abarcan por 81
solos otros tantos problemas que
hace tempo estan esperanto una
resolution practica de parte del
Gobierno. Unos con otrOs estan
de tai manera relacionadOs, que
sera necesario ell funcionamientO
regular de todos Y cada uno para
que den los frutos que de ellos Sc
espera. Dos ramos son a nuestro
modo de yer los mas impOrtantes
V los que requieren un profundo
estudio para que resulteu de yer,
dadera utilidad publica: la Direc-
ci6n de Aguas Y Ia Agraria. La
primera ha sido una notable fuen-
tie de difcultades y disgustos pa
"a los riberenos de los pocOs rios
con que contamos, que emplean
sus escasas corrientes en- ell rega-
dfo de productivos t~errenOs. (.
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Tarjetas postales bordadas en-
;eda on.flores y frases de felici-
y amorosas. Muy elegan-
.es
Cada tarieta-----40cts.
Postales de bellezas, color iris,
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Postales artisticas, de felicita-
ci6n y amorosas, con flores y pa
rejas amorosas y frases alusivas,
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Postales artisticas, de parejas
amorosas, a colOresy en- bromuro
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ninguna intimamente ligado con
Ia question agraria. pues al llevar
q cabo 81 Gobierno del General
Huerta, como es de esperarse con
Ia creaci6n del nuevo Ministerio de
Agriculture, ell reparto e~quitatlvo
de pequenas parcelas de terrenos
cultivables, es natural que esos
terrenos deben contar de antema-
no con ell aqua necesaria para su
irrigation, y para clio no vemos
otro medic que la decentralization
de los rios, lagos y lagunas dedi-
cados a csc objeto y que desde
tempo inmemorial estan en- ma
nos de unos cuantos, que nj ST.
uuiera pueden aprovechar toda ell
aqua de Que son duenos, y 81 la
aprovechan es para 81 InicO y
exclusive benefcio y con detri-
mento del bien general.
Cosa igual pasa con los terre-
nos cultivables 0 no. POGO a POGO
han sido acaparados por unos
cuantos, vali6ndose para clio de
todos los medios, aun de los mas
reprobados, como era ell obligar
Dor medic de amenazas, ruidosos
pleitos judiciales fuertes cOntri-
b~uciones, al peQueno propietario,
a ceder por unas cuantaS none
das ell ~ter7enjtO que con tantOs
afanes labraba para Ell systemic
de su familia. Otras veces eran
inicuamente despojados por COM
panias deslindadoras, que ampa-
radas por una concession del Go
bierno no Sc detenian en- eXami-
mar titulos nj deslindar derechos,
sino que armadas de sus teodoli-
tos los usaban como ametrallado-
ras para arrojar a los pobres Ia
bradores de la heredad de sus pa
dres. He aqui ell problema agra
rio, que ahora toca resolver al &C
tual Ministro de Agriculture.
E.. Gobierno del Oral. Huerta,
bueno 0 malo, parece haberse CO.
locado en- el terreno que lie CORES
ponde, intentando poner el dedo
en- la llaga que por tanto tempo
ha corroido nuestro ORGANISING
politico y social: los feudos me-
dioevales de los rios, ell mOnopo-
lilo de la terra y ell aqua. que son
la verdadera causa de todas nues-
tras desgracias como nacion y
nuestra miseria como individuos.
ST enmedio de la contienda fra
tricida que como desencadenado
elemento azota Ell Norte de nues-
ira patria, l0gra ell Oral. Huerta
llevar a cabo las radicales me-
didas a que parece i~nclinarse de-
fnitivamente, conseguira dos CO.
sas que hace tempo reclamaba
nuestro pueblo: pan q JnStlcja,
que son los verdaderos ideales del
pueblo meNicanO.
iPan Justicio. He ALI Ia yer.
dadera formula revolucionaria.
Ell dia que esa formula sea IN he
cho, podemos decir que hemos
colocado en- la cumbre de nuestros
magestuosos volcanes, a la vista
de TODD ell mundo, una inmensa
ensena blanca, simbolo de la paz
Y de la ammonia, de la civiliza-
ci6n y del trabajo, cuya bienechO-
"a sombra cobijara a todOs nues-
tros hermanos de raza, que va no
Sc lIamaran huertjStGS nj carran-
cistas. sino s~encillamente meTi-
cGROS.
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Ell ingles sin maestro en-
20 lecciones.

Esta obra, cuya mayor ventaja
estriba en- tener la pronunciation
fgurada en- castellano, es una de
las que mas facilitan ell aprendi-
zaje del idioma ingles. Tiene va
rias formulas de conversation pa
"a Ia vida diaria, Y algunos mo-
delos de cartas usuales.
VALE Is
Pfdase directamente a:
Ignacio E. Lozano.
607 Dolorosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
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Tarjetas postales mexicanas.

Postales con los timbres de CO.
REQ de la RepGblica Mexicana,
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Tarjetas postales, en- color ne
gro, con vistas de Mexico y sus
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Postales 'Trilogia Patri6tica, -
con los retratos de Hidalgo, Jua-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
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First Baptist-Prayer services will
be held Wednesday evening followed
by the B. Y. p. u. study class.
Friday there will be an all-day meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society in the
church parlors for work.
The annual sale and supper of the
Ladies' Aid society will be held Tues
day, Dec. 1, in the church parlors.
First Swedish Observation-Disclosures
evening the Mems society of the tri-
city Lutheran churches will be enter
tanned at the First Swedish Lutheran
church, Moline. Supper will be serve -
at 7:45 and a program will follow. Men
OF the congregation are invited to at
tend.
For next Sunda morning a special
musical program has been prepared
and a special sermon.
Thursday evening at o'clock a
Thanksgiving festival will be held at
the church with a sermon and program
followed by the serving of refresh
ments. Members and friends of the
congregation are invited.
First Methodist-This evening the
Sunday school board will meet with
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stapp. 1112 Twenty
second street.
The Harriet Henderson Memorial
class will hold a social meeting this
evening at 1880 in the church. Mem
bers are asked to bring their earliest
picture.
Tuesday evening the Social Service
Study club will meet for supper at
$50. Rev. A. NJ. Bruner will address
the men on the subject Community
Extension"
The Queen Esther circle will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Florence
Hill, 1925 Eleventh street.
Wednesday evening will be devote
to prayer before the day of thanks
giving.
The Ladies' Aid society will con-
duct a bakery sale Saturday beginning
at IL o'clock at Allen, Myers & Co.'S
store.
The annual sale OF the Ladies' Aid
society will be held at the home of
Mrs. C. L. Walker. SIG Twentieth
street, Dec. z. Contribution to the
sale and patronage OF the public are
solicited.
Palmer Christensen will give an
organ recital in the church Monday,
Dec. Z. under the auspices of the
Daughters of the Covenant. Mrs.
Henry Matthey OF Davenport will sing
a number of selections.
Next Sunday morning DIR. o. T.
Dwinell win preach the thank offering
sermon for the Woman's Home Mis-
sion society. The thank Offering of the
Central Illinois conference is used to
support two home missionaries. En-
velopes for thank offerings have been
given out and will be collected next
Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
UEuApTa ono
HOME
pQeBLTMS
MRS ELIZ ABETE TEeN2So

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What
kind OF inexpensive presents would
be nice for little boys and girls and
for girls 10 and IL years old?
CD What would be nice present
to give to cousin Is years old?
CD What would be proper for me
to write to my godmother who sent
me valuable present, or if given to
me what should say?
"a l have light hair and a light
complexion. What colors should
wear?
(5) 1 am over Is. How long should
l wear my dresses?
THANK YOU.
ID A nice present for tiny boy
is a set of crocheted lines with bells
on the front strap. A very pretty set
of furniture could be made for little
girl. Take a straight section of a
branch of a tree for the top of table,
leaving the bark on. Nail it to a ped
estal which is kept from tipping by
being tackled to a small square stand
ard. A lounge could be made by up
holstering an oblong block of wood
with pretty cretonne. A square block
nailed to thin piece of wood and up
holstered would make an attractive
chair. I knew a boy of IL who made
an entire parlor set for his sister 1t
made them both very happy. A very
instructive puzzle can be made by
pasting an old U. S. map or map of
Europe on lpasteboard, then with a
sharp knife cutting out the different
states or countries. 1t helps fix the
shape of the states and countries well
in the mind,
CD There is very complete list of
presents suitable to all ages and con-
ditions in the Woman's Home Com
panion for November. You surely
could find something for each one of
your friends in that
g Say that you appreciate the pres
ent very much, tell ways in which it
will be useful to you and say that bet
ter than all value or usefulness is the
knowledge that love prompted her to
give the present. That is what makes
present valuable-the love that II
represents. This in your own words
would be appropriate to either say or
write
ca IL your complexion is clear, |
blues and pinks would be becoming. |
Greens of all shades are very kind
to the complexion.
t5) Wear dresses to shoe tops
Dear Mrs. Thompson: On l am |
girl Is years old. I am very fieshy. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
MISS LEVI TURNS AUTHOR.

Miss Pauline Levi of this city has
elaborated with Miss Esther Homer
of the University Of Chicago in writing
a skit, Thanksgiving Magis,' which
will be presented at the University of
Chicago goods Thanksgiving spread
Wednesday evening. The Chicago
Tribune gives the following account of
the affair:
Miss Ruth Mccarthy will give a
special dance, "valse Improvise." at
the Thanksgiving spread of Univers-
ity of Chicago goods on Wednesday
evening. Her number will be one of
a series in a program by the univers-
ity girls. Other goods will be cos
TUNED as mince pie, cranberries, po-
tatoes, turkey and Thanksgiving vi
ands in pageant. In a skit, Thanks
giving Magic" written by Miss Esther
Homer and Miss Pauline Levi, the.
principals will be dressed as pilgrims,
and the scene will represent a Puritan
feast day. Forty girls will take part.
Previous to the entertainment in
Lexington hall all women in the uni
versity will dress as characters, and
will have parade before a reviewing
stand of judges, who will award prizes
for the best costumes. The entertain
ment is an annual affair. gotten up by
the young women in two societies, the
Masquers and the Neighborhood clubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23

Please tell me how to reduce my
weight.
,(2) 1 have a boy friend that l like
very much. He asked me if 1 loved
him, and l didn't answer him, but
really do. Now he treats me coolly,
but politely. Do you think he loves
me?
that he really will enjoy the evening
or afternoon at my home?
A READER OF YOUR COLUMN.
ID Dieting and exercising are the
only ways to reduce flesh. If you are
inclined to be fat you can reduce if
you are Spartan enough to go with
out things you like. Candy, potatoes
and other starchy foods must be avoid
ed. I know a girl that reduced her
weight 20 pounds by eating only one
meal a day. Hers was an extreme
case and required extreme measures.
CD If the young man really loves
you he will not be slow in again put
ting the question and then you should
be ready with your answer.
CD Does he enjoy cards? II so,
that affords pleasant pastime. If he
enjoys books. reading something to-
gether is very pleasant. Get a vol
ume of o. Henry's stories or Margaret
Deland's or William Allen Whites.
If books do not prove interesting, get
a volume of engravings or the Gibson
book of drawings from the library and
look them over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
.: CHURCHES :

The confirmation class will meet
Thursday morning at IL o'clock
German EvangelicaI-Tuesda even
ing the Young Peoples society will
give an entertainment in the church,
presenting a literary and musical pro-
gram.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Thanksgiving services will be conduct
ed in German.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Sew
ing circle will meet for work in the
church basement.
Broadway Presbyterian-Wedn
day evening at 1880 prayer services
will be held in the church with the
eleventh study of the 18th psalm.
Thursday morning at 1890 union
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the church, Rev. David A. Johnson of
ing the sermon.
Friday afternoon the Woman's Mis-
sion society will meet.
South Park Presbyterian-Tomor
! row evening at S o'clock the Brother
hood will meet in the church.
Wednesday afternoon at AIS the
Juniors will have a Thanksgiving pro-
gram at the church.
The congregation will unite with the
Fifteenth Avenue Christian church in
Thanksgiving services Thursday
morning at the latter church, Rev.
]. L. Vance to preach the sermon.
Friday evening the Laura Marquis
circle will meet with Grethel Aus
brook.
Central esbyterian-Tuesday aft
ernoon and evening the ladies Of the
church will hold their annual sale and
supper. The sale will begin at 2:30
and a chicken pie supper will be
served beginning at $50.
The usual mid-week prayer services
will be resumed Wednesday evening.
Three reels OF moving pictures will
be exhibited Friday evening at 7:15
and SIS at the church. One of the
reels will be Cinderella and the
Glass Slipper" another The Return
OF Ulysses and there will be also a
comic reel.
Trinity Episcopal-The Boys club
will meet tonight at O'Clock in the
parish house.
The Vestment guild will meet Tues
day afternoon at o'clock in the par
ish house
The Woman's auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. r. Il. Halves, 1917 Twenty
ninth street Tuesday afternoon at
2:3o.
Trinity guild will meet with Mrs.
hoderick Dart, al Twenty-second
street. Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
Thanksgiving services will be held
Thursday morning at and 10 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
oIkoHI CLUB SURPRISES MR..
TONk

Members of the Oikohi club carried
out a very successful surprise party
on Charles Tom, going to his home
1921 Seventeenth avenue. Saturday
evening to celebrate his birthday an
niversary. The host was taken quite
by surprise but recovered himself and
entertained his guests very pleasantly.
Cinch was played, prizes going to Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Siemon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Donovan, Mrs. Andy Johnson
and Henry Schaffer. The guests had
brought sumptuous lunch which was
served at o'clock. Mr.. Tom was
left with a number of gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
POSlam Safe
Antiseptic
Skin Remedy

When YOU need a remedy for any
skin trouble. let Poslam be your first
thought. Nothing is SO rapid In &C
ton. so intense in healing power. so
you can feel and see that it is doing
Easily masters eczema in all its
forms: acne, itch. scalp scale. herpes.
Drives away pimples. rashes. black
heads. Clears complexions and minor
blemishes overnight. Relieves all in
Illumination and Irritation.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For free
sample write TO Emergency Labora-
tories; 81 West Twenty-fifth street.
Poslam Soap. antiseptic, hygienic.
assures beauty and helath of skin and
hair. 20 cents and Is cents.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23

| Wainwright were shopping in Molns
Tuesday
Edna Cox was a business caller in
Port Byron Friday.
Henry Baird was in Moline Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Wainwright spent Fff
day with Mrs. Charles Walthers.
Mrs. Lou Wainwright and daughter
Adella were business callers in Rock
Island.
Miss Blanche Wainwright of Chi
cago is visiting here.
Henry Mumma who has spent lhe
past two weeks with relatives in NO
lie and Rock Island returned hons
Tuesday.
Frank Anthony of Moline is dong
carpenter work for Frank Wake.
Frank Wake was a business caDf
in Hillsdale Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Anthony of Moline D
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs >
Beal.
Mrs. D. W. Mumma has been sleA
the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart of Edgington CAV
very interesting lecture on "ideSii'I
of Rural Life" illustrated with sleis
opticon views, at yuma Metnooh'
Episcopal church wednesday evenins
under the auspices of the BrothefI0o.
class. Refreshments were served
the close.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23

United PresbyterIan-The Kate Hill
Mission society will meet tomorrow
evening in the church parlors.
Midweek prayer services will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880 at
the church.
Memorial Christian-Mid-week pray
er services will be held Wednesday
evening at the church.
Friday evening the Loyal Bereans
will meet with Miss Marie Ffcken-
scher, 727 Fifteenth street.
Spencer Memorial Methodist
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the church Thursday evening at 1880.
the Edgewood Baptist congregation
joining with the congregation OF Spen-
Ger church, Rev. J. c. II. Read preach
ing the sermon.
German Ir1manuePs Luthcran-The
young men of the church will meet
tomorrow evening in the club rooms.
Wednesday evening the Young
Ladies' society will meet with Miss
Margaret Lutz. Fourteenth avenue
and Fortieth street.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the church Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock.
Zion Lutheran-Thanksgiv ser
vices will be held at the church
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock in
stead of at 10:45-
Thursday afternoon beginning at 3
o'clock the Ladies' Aid society will
conduct a sale of fancy articles which
will continue through the evening.
Supper will be served beginning at
$50 O'Clock.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the
confirmation class will meet in the
chapel
: Saturday afternoon the Sunbeam
society will meet with Mrs. C. E. Mel
son, 9e6 Thirty-eighth street.
Grace Lutheran-The Mems society
OF the tri-city Lutheran churches will
be entertained Tuesday evening at the
First Swedish Lutheran church, Mo-
line, with supper at 7:45.
Thanksgiving services will be held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in
the church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
PROGRAM AT GERMAN CHURCH.

PROGRAM AT GERMAN CHURCH.
The following program will be Civ
en- by the Young Peoples society OF
the German Evangelical church tomor-
row evening in the Sunday school
rooms:
Violin Solo-Herbert Schultz.
Dialogue, Five O'Clock Tea"-Bes-
sic Hinsberger. Anna Porstmann. Ma
RE Behn. Charlotte Baumann.
Vocal Solo-Gustie Wanke.
Piano Duet-Ruth Kruger, Marie
Schmidt.
Dialogue-"Sparsamkeit list KEN
Geiz"-Gustie awnke, Selma Pom
vanke, Hilda Grothe. Hulda Vogt.
Vocal Solo-Bertha Bodenstedt.
Vocal Trio-Mrs. A. Burial, Olga
Ponwanke. Martha Schmidt.
Dialogue, His Last Two Dollars
Ernest Schmidt, Fred Kruger.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. A. Burial.
Dialogue. The Country Cousin
Earl Huntley. Fred Helpenstell. John
Bysinger, Rose Ponwanke. Helen wag-
ner. Eva Miller.
Piano Duet-Mrs. F. ]. Rolf, Agnes
Lamp.
Dialogue - ''Saechsische Dorf-
Schule"-Herbert Schulz, Fred Krue-
ger, Clarence Kruger. John Bysinger,
Edward Vogt Fred Melon.