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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

James oponnell has Just returned
/ 10 Huntington from South Russia
where he was living In q small town
when the war broke out. There Is
apparently little enthusiasm in that
'iection, according to Mr.. o'Donnell,
'Who attributes e however, to the
|2nleEmatic disposition Of the Rus.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

races, with q neck and neck finish,
and scarcely a murmur from the
crowd In the stands. He had also
seen them at a small Russian town,
which the Gar had not visited for
many years. When the ruler OF all
the Russians arrived the school chill
dren were out to greet him, and there
were tremendous, crowds, but no
cheers according to the Huntington.
ian. "A
Three years or more ago, Jessie
Rodgers Of New Martinsyille brought
suit against her husband, G. H. Rog.
ers for divorce. The court granted
her alimony during the tendency OF
suit. The wife was represented by
]. w. McIntire and the husband by
NJ. R. Morris. Wednesday according
to the Wetzel Republican they met to
take dispositions and, were thus
brought together. After receiving the
congratulations Of their respective
counsel, they departed to begin life
anew. A bright little girl four years
old. no doubt was the binding link
which aroused the hearts in love was
still ablaze. Love, which binds us
to earth and gives US hopes of heav.
en-. is q mighty factor. 4
The habit some people have Of
breaking and entering contrary to sta.
tutes made and provided Is decidedly
annoying to the average citizen, but
1t takes something more than that to
distant the equinimity Of Wellsburg
businessmen, as the following from
the News of that town shows: "Al.
though the Rodgers & Clark Store,
was robbed several times during the
past year, the store has not been rob.
bed for some weeks past. At any
rate that's all past and gone and
whenever the store Is robbed, they
just put in a bigger stock than ever.
They are heavy buyers and naturally
have bargains to offer"
Is this resigning business catching.
1t ought to be looked into at all
events for, we have it on the unim.
peachable testimony OF the Grafton
sentinel that the entire police force
of that town has quit. Said force
consists of a chief and one lieuten-
ant. The city commissioners will take
action at once, but it is not believed
that any suggestion that there also
be a high private in the new force
will be seriously considered. Charles
Lucas is the retiring chief and Nor
gan Cochran the, lieutenant.
= & . /. 8 .i
wild hogs exist In the mountains OF
Randolph county, and one Of them in.
vaded the home Of Sanford Phillips
of that county, who resides on the
mountain side, creating havoc, &C.
cording to the following from the Ran.
dolph Enterprise OF Elkins. "The
hog charged into the house, upsetting
the bureau and knocking down the
clock, and grabbed the clothes Of the
baby, Sanford Phillips, aged tive, and
tore them all off of him, but fortu.
nately the child escaped lunhurt. The
hog saw his reflection in a large mir.
rorl and charg.sS. into 1t, smashing the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27
sELEcTEDll

An aged negro parson in the south
addressed his congregation thus E
"Brederen. de time am iieah sso.
lection OBJ de pastah TO- dis church.
All dose favorin' me TO- oastah ,pls ase
say AYE. ;l;'' (
As he was unpopular. there was no
"Hal Silence means consent /.
says he. go I'm! 10 pastah: To- fannddsr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27
QUEEN OF GREECE A POWER IN
THE WAR.

HE one woman5w who Is power to be reckoned with
In the war IS Queen Sophia OF Greece. she Is al
sister q the kaiser and a woman % remarkable
personality In the Hohenzoliern family she has been
the only member who has dared quarrel openly with
the kaiser except his mother In sophia's case VII
liam made the first peace oyertures u s. Y
AS crown princess OF Greece Sophia quarreed with
her husband Constantine and returned 70 Berlin. The
kaiser brought about reconciliation Ensuing friendly
relations with Constantine eliminated In 1913 when the
king Of Greece was made "a Prussan field marshal
Queen Sophia IS convinced. said that the Ger.
mans will win the war According TO. reports from
Athens it her influence which is proving the stumbling
block for the policy Of the ales who endeasoring
to bring Greece into war as 10 Bull
sgarta, participation on the Teutonic side. q
The SBulgars have Years been the most deadly
enemies OF and military annaiists that
obviously to Greece advantage to join allies against
the Bulgars. vi. a N 6 B. "a 81
But Queen Sophia has been able to secure what is
called an armed neutrality "A q s 4s So
TO accomplish this she has thwarted many a plan OF
the Greek politicians. ~ ~ t5
Her activity and success In the Balkan crisis make
her not only the most conspicuous woman Of the war
but the most powerful woman in Europe in the last
century with the one exception Of Queen Victoria Of
I England 81 M
sHoR j. -.
is more blessed to give than to receve-and there's
many fellow willing to hold out his nit that some
Fotherf fellow may be blessed.
=. -----------o
t takes high strung individual to do the harping.
sixtooer may be some liar, but he's seldom told So
/ S' tss{ rF
you can't be thankful for what you have, read the
war news and l be thankful for where you are.
What's become Of the fellow who used to serenade
his best girl with his guitar and keep the neghbors
There are a lot of things men can never undersand
about woman, One Of them is how she can sit on one
foot and think she's comfortable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

What's become Of the fellow who used to serenade
his best girl with his guitar and keen the neirhho
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

you cantsbe thankful for what you have read the
war news an and be thankful for where you are.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

There lot Of things men can never und ers,. -
about woman One Of them u.s. how she can Sit on one
foot and think she's comfortable. - eAe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

a sxfOoter may be some liar, but he's seldom told 50
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27
Don't shop early-shop now!

Our idea ofithe meanest man in the
town is the guy that tells you he Just
brought a quart back from Pittsburg
and invites you to his room to sea the
quart-of home made catsup.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

7 takes high strung Individual to do the harping.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

All athletes. who have been fortu.
nate enough not to break a neck or
a leg In the past two months can now
try to do SO In basketball. 'ais
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

Still 1t seems that all that talk about
an umpire or referee having hard
life must be bosh. Both sides praised
the Officiating at the Thanksgiving
game here-but then all umpires or
referees are not like the ones West
Virginia and Wesleyan furnished. !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

awake?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

Ten minutes difference in the town
clocks could be worse. II they were
both on the same minute we'd miss
all our trains, ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

The fact that the county officers ar.
rest every man caught carrying IL
quor indicates thai there are worse
things a man can carry than cane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
RECOMMEND BRICK
FOR 18TH AVENUE
Prosperity 0~asss frsm fisssafh o.
T,4stfrh street frsssnf az HsarfaE
ot tmpruesmrnt GoaFf-

acc easre brarfeE fs.s ~sress fs~
5esrt af .sesl issra9eesass sssseE OF
enc sraases ee eaelsE stt1eease sfsess
fraa u-vsass ss Fsslsss ssFsss vlss
srieE rtss sss 81 stss sFeeersF owe
srs we're srrsses. me eeass vfl FFe-
snE=s.f ere faeHsassssss rs enc easer
eu ne prssertT esesrs fFsE g.s1 r.
ssE.sasa r7r sseee.5 saelsE tst tsssf
ealsnE set Esslf eslslss. ssssE rsF sstFf
&c Eas essrrtst ts BE- ssef ne cost 81
ere rusrsasssers Ess eaf Seen rEsf-t
30 gF nuF UeErssef wallace rfe.Fa-
Fr as see
Peter rrsetsesrHas gss svsFfss
esnsrseH ssr Esr tsFfsE 81 vsssFess re-
on rsurFa sfrsef. 500 fFsF sessF rfs@
EfsTsrea sesesr. sE s rsse ~ $500
rrssssssrass vss sss se.F btsFf o.
EfEs ore srE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
ENDORSE SIGNING
ANNEXATION BILL
Southwest tmprpvvmsnt Assoeiatlsa
Members adopt Resolutions AZ
proving Gavsruar's Aetfan-

ras Seatswsst tmpreveueef assoc
station eenvsned a. EHs town BALL issF
evening tsr ne discussion OF ere var
ious Improvement propositions wbtea
mat bosiY ~ sndrueoriaE ta have sea.
Esef. The members Expressed Besrtv
apprevsf % gse action OF fhe sGsss
texfsiagars aad tse governor fa re-
gard 90 the asneSstiop bftb ant feel
mat this move ca tns part % ere state
VII 40 q great fssf Cor ere scceus-
usnment % the sads towards wafea
ther are wsrtieE
A epmnsitsse. CONSISTING % e. q
Wilson. psWttt Gftg ant rred Meyers.
we aepefntsd 60 Wsss on ere offtetsts
% me Fsopisfs Power corr peev sst
discuss witH their tse extension sf
ass MANS fsfa fee Recently snaasrJf
territory TIE residents of tBas sec
tion are par,tcuiartg saSfags tsas ssls
worB 81 stssss'f IN enc asar hftare ss.5
rsEret vac expressed last aiEet ssas
tA~rs nat been 40 mgeH fetsy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
:: CHURCHES 3:

81 % . O.. Services a. 1875 a. n.
zad ss11 q e.
Ge-mzH Methodist. corner Pour.
tssath stree and sixth avenue. Rev.
60. Eeftsisarur. pastor Sunday
schs6i a. ss1f a m. EpvoTfh league A.
ss11 q. on. Services a. 1855 a. IN and
$3.50 q m.
FREE Mr,hoiist. 1880 Ninth avenue.
Rev J. &. R1eksabaeh. pastor sun.
dsF school a. $3.50 a. N. Love fcas; a.
~ q. n. Services a. 1875 a. n aaa
1850 p m.
Hf1an Methodist Rev. Alfred Din
sa. pastor. Sunday school a. s:45 q
r.. EpweFth league a; s;fs p. n. Ser,
vices ~ t0sfs . m and 1850 p. n.
Wayman African 81 = tcoioredl.
corner Fifth aEg a-haif avenue and
ThiFtreath street. Rev. Jau-zg l..
Whart1a. pastor. Sunday school az
10 q. "a Services a. I0=ss n. 90. and
Tsss p. %. Christian Endcsvor league
az $3.50 9 m-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

returning 20 iAis city. lie vas Fidins
= hieyeie.
>toea Clear 81 Track.
TIE taosorraaa % the car arst no
iced tA@ lzd zs he cane up over the
grade fron Thirt avsnEe- Tie lad
sas ssanainE in the middle % the Via
azet apparently trying 20 fx some part
% his bicycle lie Uss standing clear
% The east tracks and the sao;ornAn
drove his car past hin- Whether the
"A srspp~d and fell against the car or
whether thr bicycle caught N some
ssrs % th~ car e. not known When
ths car had passed. passengers saT
ESQ lad lying PROSTATE on the pave
meat The car WaH stopped ard the
rrss took the Injured boy aboard He
as bleeding pFofuseiy from severe
srafp uound and vas "a ssmi-eon-
se51us c1adifiun.
AZ far az ean BE- learned there were
40 witnesses % the accident. but u
szs apparent the boy vas struck BY
some projection IN the cenieT OF the
ar and thFuWu down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
PIONEER CITIZEN
OF CITY IS DEAD


Whaa fpssa closed ras eyes ri ffsaf7
si~maa. sa rssrs ef as. az 81 a'e.eot
la@s -v@afaE 81 sas Beme. tfsf siSta
az-na@. ons on Racs tsttnfs safisss
sians~rs ant mosf sfslsart @ir.zrus
Jass~sf sSsf rar years prom iae'
tad faHnsnfaI Resident ~ tHif rIf
NJ Shannon sat sivafs biraf.aed aies-
s@is WIN Eas sstEar interests m ne ia.
eantf raoaaH o @sa af rugged aes.ea
asarfg a. 81 hfs tfr rs perEifsi
sfrsnsfH HnalIF beEsa ta saI saf fPf
fHs pest "a months Sc aIenien aaa
Bssu frt1niaitg Era~tas weaser fhs
s-ar MAJ enc end vas asar Hecslne e
e@~.sinsF Festsr'tsf nofuiaf WIN
mere va eHsass fsr me ~erHs
rAs fnenbers ~ 1fs family we're ts ne
s@daids sHsn tHe aHsf SUMMONS rHfns.
~ sisfn0n VS. born m NarF ltrssF.
el-rrnaaF zen. o. tsas. enc son %
.fsBa sad rizaHstH frassl sfrner.
Hfis ssTaaod sas spess a. me place ~
Ma Bfrsa sad Ba came Es Anerict vim
no family n 1853 rhee travelled west
sad ssfFisf IN Eart tsiaad whcrr Nf
sisnans parents fief q good maar
v@.Fs go ~ sismnH has always
mats mfs err Bfs home
a. hias $3.50 NJ eiemoa vas naifsf
Ia ,narrasz 90 Msa eafa-rfsr 0svsaf
~ rnhs etre sad Fnses we're ts chr
ar~n born f1 enc aaiou. Hisc ri wbonf
srs nvfaa rhs eghffru ere
sfrs fsnes sfFussn. George tt. Peter
y Wrs ~ mtcEstse'tt mft 5a6r
ffsaasn. ts5uns Wuum tf ant mG
wsrf a ~ gaeH tsfaad. art Wrs q
~ rsaasr ~ onaBs. NsB. hoofHer
son. tf-nrT o. ffsf ssous tBrre eesrs
eco ssd Afs sad Ben disf betsrr saFT
r-acn-d matarftr
On Harawsrs Business
Ne sisman Sat been engaged HF
earioaa business enterprises a F3r
eifg tfs VS. q cooper sT trade. bpf
tafsr sutsrsa FHe stowe sat hardware
BUSINESS rhs Hrfn. NBtrB was known
ss ffsnry sfsnon a Son. vtt .artf-t
a. t56g SECOND sveaue ff- retired
from BUSINESS ts tsaG
n,iriaa enc fies Of che teufH rrr
ars aFHff8s companies Nr emer
vas q member OF enc af enc focal hrts
sdes waHsH vas fBea Faovu ss ffr
Wits awake company ttr was also
% ehaffrr aetnBef OF camp Na 500.
Wssfsra " aodaan 81 America
Gssfdss tas wire ant ehibfrea be .s
survived BY % sister Nfrs. AsGre,v MI
isr 81 FitfssaeE. Nsa. e. bfofber. " a.
rsr siemon. 90 mis- eftv sfEst grand
ehthtrsu ant ore great Eraedrbflf.
ransrat rsmorrow-
rhe fanerst services VIII be teaf
from sbe home sgatsv afternoon tt Q
e'efock Rev r. . Eeff 81 ere Gerwse .
Evaaaallstfe eharea efefstaE THe
services WI be private AMI me family
request thst there be 40 towers. TIE
four sons aad fwo rspHews. UGwaft
ant taba. ec g6cs island VII acc as
bearsrs.
One OF E6ct tsttaf-s ettesC BEST
knowa and most apftsht c5rfseos sst .
one whes fa every fetsfiau ta utr prov
Ell hinsetf E6 Be man. Nffs s5em6n
leaves q host % friends Co gauru efs .
fssfR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

ere s.-tsrrsssfs. wrote a BOOK sEs.gtsf.
.taF Gospel Of al age af u1abs while
EssE tees ess bsssef tssa-EE tt elir
E9ss. see tssr saE sos been able 20
s-e rs- Fref s7r sses "a V9,amF Since
err-r=f ere ais.ssFy af jesus cfrisf
Fri 1000 have been ssfssE Co. preach
rEe gospel f7F on aEr Of desire. Ara
efFe FesF ere 5F F.Fu 6 have rfrsrr
eel aF fs-a- zoe E1rfsF @1rFiaE ne
Desire af 800 sas51ss
H-s PARK PressFf=-iF-. erFeFr %
ra.ss.=sE srr~-s sst FtrFFEfh avenue
Rev ~ g. oE.FVFe. pastor saafsy
sesaot aE 9ss1 a. ca NeasE Peoples
aees5eE az $50 o. en- Services a.
tl fE a on sef $3.50 O. on
AHs-s street esaP-i NIfra street
EesfH Rosa island W s. CarprstrF.
sr.sreT fssFar slEtsT school az Q
o. m Christian Erf=sarF az ssfl.
caTfrres tsT srrriers la aaFrr1aas
9r-sesIEE Ff $3.50 %. H-.
Urf-a rfessrsrrsa Tsard svsaus
eos F11rr-rsEt street Rev. !. =.
Esee-. aasf5s. u.a.r school az . 30
e e. Tesaz Peoples Christian uai1a
an $50 q o.. Services ~ l1afs . @
sr1 o.
EfTss FFrssFf~riars Rev ~ a.
Fasa. castor seEGaV seEo1l az 9 20
a. r. pfrsee.HE services GO iosfs q.
a ace $3.50 o e. HtifueeE prayer
services "Wednesday sEreias az gao.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
ROCK ISLAND BOY
HURT ON VIAOUCT
L4d CisisE Nazs oi
o.. Waiksr as4 Hay Address In
Tat Cify struek - Car.
sKrLL SAID To BE- FRACTURED
TAKES O. DassHpsrt Hospital in >szi-
eouseisas CoufitisH-Iry %
LeeAts Esisfises-

Las- tsss aflerro9a tss is!srse boz
vas asrEIsss ss Esvia walker. 40 re-
ssss sish be sister. siFs. Hattie
Cnaree. lf1lfs seeosG svsasF. Rock
ts.aE1 AeesHsiEE ta late reports from
fs= Easa5ssl ere teF's eae9ltiaa Fe-
ra5es asesaEer1 eel be- ts stiii s~mi-
e1esrlaas Hffs cesres tsFrtrf t1 sFF
tsasssrs tezs.1- tais sffsfse9a-
a seF zse4s ~ Fssrs o. sEs vho.
wee q e-t 20. gave BIS aaaar a. =
WaUt=r. 1850 Eeesat atsa4rs Rock ls-
.asE YES perhaps fatally leizFra at p
e.aeE EEes ss9FetaE 9e t4r Eusatf
r1sefE ssFfes Elsfacs wEre ~ vas
ssFeea ~ e 11Fsas9gsf Bridge ilas
ear Gee vac s.FFt-f f9 uaursp9ft pa
..= ssrreE esF esq FEsert ta SO lsaer
sE cad. weFFe o. .sT Del q sr@i-epe-
safs eeee
Ur GFEzsteE. wsa sfErrte1 eies.
s-sFzf sgsa ssE-f ere see.fest ssat ets
ss.H vas fractured ssf tsss 30 uas
s--F.rE rFFa e9eel4szs9e ~ tsr Brain.
r.-rN--e raEsl .sEzrs ~ e1e seia9serss
ere sF ErrFrf sse ease % p Wa4f-
-r asa srf EEsF o. lived az ttss
-eas aFres~ is ROCK ts.z1f TeFfr
fs 70 sF sfsress 5E ere 100 block
or E-eerF aF-EH-. ast r-7fts ~ ere
sarrsHH-s rr 11esE- rs Farrefs faT
"a ss- V-r- Vs-r
tF sea@srs fsss Fs= BOY ssf tera o..
IaF=eserF FRI ere ~9rr'rE aat wasI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
BASEBALL GAME WILL
BE PICNIC FEATURE

sirEis ana married men wiiI battle
f5r baseball hnsars a. a pirnic'to b.
se.d 81 wo8dward's grove tomorrow
safsr auspices % Maiia~ degree stan.
& o. o. p lodge. No. l17 There will
l5krais~ b. various other contests for
prizes donated b. che risk 4 LooEley
e1mpzny. Lunat a Co. a BrrEiund a
Co and ere u~vdrop Inn p1oironm-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

tssfaffsr.ea WGt eee,sr a. ~ sect
az ssf~s wfnf - h-as lei tse seess-
s.fna raas sr.s-. $50 "a. O. o. g.
~ ~ sfslrs.s s.s,s e-s tssF ~srelss as.t
a.refrts Ess ~ en- a.TrFrs &c esF cess
s.G sfeerFs rHsF ere
Trsea-r 0fsF ~ sef
aseaerf Geer ur.rer
A reeess vas eEr.sreE E.s eetf Ffar
fsf even e. wa etErf e'zerfs WI
81 r.rrr-E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
FEESEYTTHfaN

Central psssertFriss. eorssF 20
r7grteeass ssress ssS Tr@ss saense.
Rev. rsasf ~ rsssses- rsssss sas-
str seseag ss 90 s Csrssssss -
esaver Es s sf . E. Services &c % e.
a. e. ssf Use e.
HresfNsv f'TsssTtsrssz. eesSeF 90
'rNsssy ssssG street. ar4 segszfs ave-
eas. ass. faces EGzsF Es1saz. rss
tsr. S,sslssT seseal &C , O. =. e. SER
viess a. 90 o. a. On ssf 2 60 o @. g.
speaking o. Efs esarsieE tsssss 80
sasssr SAYS Ia sks year 1905 uenrT
vss lgks. Cszts4 states =-=lssSs TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
SCIENTIST

First Church % Christ. Scientist.
SIS Tveaty third street sunday serv-
See 40 1885 a. m Subject lesson.
Christian Science
The church maintains a free reading
room o. she Peoples National Bank
building. which is open every week
day from 1850 a. m. 90 8 p. m. and
every Saturday eveninE from 20 >
o'clock All authorized literature On
ChFistiau Science may be read o.
purchased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
OFFICERS NAMED BY
MOLINE HAYMAKERs

Msnssrs - EsrE fblls lfsvmsssrs.
W 9sts. sfefsss. elected ee1cs-s fsr
sas aexs term - sis aessas es sss
frxsstsr nseetiaE tsst sversss Oeeesrss
Chief ttsYaasssr OTTO HeiiWsEser.
Berg
Overse~r=t- n Hastts
Pact Cn-~f hsys.sssf-ksil Ass&-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
MOLINE BLUFF MEN
WILL ENTER PARADE

A special meeting % the Bluff Meas
club - M1iiur has been called for
aexf Wonday evening. when the CUES
fida % catering th~ Fourth a. Iuiy
parade viii D. considered The meet
faE Gill b. called tp order az 80 in
IRE srrHrd CouErrEafionai church
end viii D. devoted exclusively 90
basiarss. There wfii b. no supper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
C. w. BECKER CHOSEN
BY MOLINE CARRIERS

ct o delegate o. Nauss sfseee. 40
ans. National letter Carriers sssecas-
tions Co ne assioest convention. Co BE-
aeid Ca Omsss fisFfaE ere Grss esFt
81 Ssptsfaesr A. 90 tlsssou vas
elecfef aifereafs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

which We know nothing except that it
must be infinitely hotter than the
iercest furnace and that il must
amount to more than nine-tenths of the
solar mass. That nucleus is the real
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

sun. forever hidden from US. Inc
outermost of the enveloping shells Is
about 5000 miles thick and is cans
the "chromosphere." 1t is eassoA'
food.-Exchange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
W. I'D sTTTITMTNT

West End Settlement go Seventh
avenue. Services az 1915 n. N and
1850 p o.. sunday school az ESQ p.
IN ~. a. Barker superintendent. Cot
taEe prayer meeting Monday. mid
seek service "Wednesday aud tarryIns
meeting Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Zlgs EuessH f.rfs~rsr. Forty a'ih
s1r=es asf EFseaIa av~Hgr. Rev y. J.
FerfssFE. pastor Sunday school ~
o 200 e. RI. Services az 1855 q. o. saa
tstE o O.
Flrst Swedish tlefhrTns. corner -Four
f~eeEs ssrTeg ast FosFsh aVes-~. Rev.
Nsst Niss6g. pastor. slaGsT school
az $3.50 a. H. Services ~ lcsfs e. O..
ASA $3.50 O.
Grace Eesiish t.gthsfzn. corner
s-vssfa sVeasf and FGFty-f1aFth
street EeV Tea %. Sossste.n. pastor
sastsT sese9i &C as a. On. Services
sF tesf5 81 nj sai s.1s o On.
GrrHse EFssErf.caL corner TU~ifia
srse~s esd Tur'sss avrae=. Rev =.
T. ROT ssst1E E@stsv school a. $50
q a. Services 60 t0s1g a. a. aud 1880
o. @
teaaslrrs GeTmaa L.1thrraa. TWea.
s-zSs street ssg Fsra sVea4~. Rev
fe- WtEeim. pastor Sunday school
a. . Is Services az 10 30 a. On
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Progressive spiritualist church
Services every Sunday night az 5:f5 al
ocd FeiinvE' hail. Fifth and Brady
streets. Davenport. Messages received
every Tuesday afternoon az . O'Clock
Of ofd Fellows hau. Mr. Nettio
stockweii. speaker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
CATHOLIC

s. t1srg4s FsrifE eszrch. g~rune
svFaGr aEd Fe1rfFeath street. Father
! ). Qgiar. rector araus Father frank
Ct-sFg. assistant rector Masses az
9. g. 8 aat lH a. on Sgrday school a.
$50 a. On. wees dsF masses az : q n.
EseFrf Heart Fasish church. Firh
zgeegs ssf Turrty. eighth street. Pc.
sses Ct~@eas 9, o.Nslil. rrctor. Masses
~ ss11. ssgr asa 1880. Sunday
ses91l 90 estE a ~ Evening prayer
lWtes ssigI az 1850 WecEesy mass
90 SzF "a
Sc Maps eh-~eh fGcrraan and
EsEifstt. F11rth avenue and Twenty
seeasf street. Father Peter Kiucs.
rector flrss mass at 6 O'Clock. Eng
lisa seTas1s- Second mass a. 1918.
Gernas seFn3a- slu1ay school ~
: 90 VesesFs asd beae1irtioa 90 q.
81 Faai.s charch fBsiEiaul. Twsuty.
tsgFss stF-ss and t.iEhth aaa . hall
seseaes FatEsF = Hnivast. rector
Mass a. . a. Sgaesy school =;
9 20 . Ga
METHODIST
Fsfss M-fao&ls corner rita assaus
as Nszstsssss street Re-. o. 7.
i1sfesI pastor Ssaasv school a.
fszQ =. n- EEs0FsE league a. $40 ?.
- FFesesieE 80 To- g a. q. AID 7s10
. En-
Speaerr Memorial Methodist. corner
Fassg -tsiFt street sas Ssssafs avsaus
Rev. -. a. Teps. pastor suadsy
sS=ee. - s.s9 . - Es.G.;s league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
The Traveller Is Judged
By His Luggage.

The owner of correct baggage re-
ceives service at Hotels and en- route
proportionate to the quality of his lug
gage.
When you buy trunk or bag at this
store YOU know that II Is absolutely correct IN
style and quality Wardrobe Trunks, S16.5o
toS45.00
Steamer and Dress Trunks, S4.75
90 $500.
Hand bags, Suitcases, Telescopes,
Fibre. Mating. Calfskin. etc. 10 fill every need
and a. any price 20 suit your eXtravagant or
most economical desires.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

rfsss Gsrtass. eeTrsr rr'sG aEsses
saf ggftesusa street Gss 90 W.
Reed ssssar. SgsssY sessot ss . %
a "a. tsssar q. v = O. az o n. Ia
tsru-,5ssFs ss4 Scatter u s. e. O. eses
ss-efs AL s. 50 q r. Services st - IS
a. rs anE r.s1 q or
EfEaveef gssslss cerrsr F5rtYs
rs.fsss ssrr~s ssf Frfss svFsEs. Rev.
= G. tt Reed. setseE easter. ssadsY
sehaof as o o. e. m Neses gEesiFs
m~stleE az ESQ a. ssseiess a.
t1 a. a. ss set g ESQ . e.
aNstlss nae .ss. eaeusr rsssfy sfss
s.rsst sst FtfE aaesgr. EFe. o. A.
csrfssc. sssser SsrssT seF5e. st 90
q a SVe,tlsE services ss 90. Ne9sE
rseeir1s essslsE az 6 q e.
WeEistsv usetlss tee.are.-i. Tssfa
street sss sssts sVssgs rfsseslss
rsarrsaF sst sssslss b. Rev. Czy D.
sse.fsrs. pastor sssssV sesaet ss . 90
q. ss. rFrsrsisE az 90 . e. zs4 o
e.