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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16


sale by Extra Drug Co.
VOICE AND PIANO
I am prepared to give instruc-
lions in piano and voice. Special
attention and instruction given to
children. Anyone Wishing to join
my class, please notify me as soon
as possible.
Miss Bessie Witthaueu-
Teacher Of Piano and Voice. If
Highland Park Graduate.
Local Items
Joe Navratil went to Audubon last
Wednesday morning ON business
Mr.. E. c. Wilson returned from
his Omaha trip Tuesday morning.
Pete Jorgensen was buying more
holiday goods in Omaha last week.
Miss Madealine Essington, of near
Brayton, was an Extra visitor last
Friday.
James and Ramona Simpson are
both having sedge of the mumps
this week.
Mrs Noon has been confined to
her bed the past week and unable
to help herself.
The finest lime of Christmas
post cards ever shown in the city, P.
M. Christensen.
Mrs. VIM Varrey went to Audu-
bon Saturday to attend the funer-
al of her uncle, Will Bailey.
A number of the young people
from here attended the dance in
Brayton last Saturday evening.
Frank Gault was on the sick
list the latter part of last week
with tonsiitis and complications
Mrs DIR. Lass of Ocheyedan, Iowa
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Will Fulton, Saturday evening and
Sunday
The sewing class closes for
this term, Saturday and another
class will open the first Monday in
January.
Mrs. Hazel Morgan, who has
been sick with typhoid fever for
the past three weeks is improy-
ing slowly.
Don't forget Christensen, the
Jewnler, when thinking of Christ
mas giving.
Miss Vivian Heath, teacher
Greeley Center school, was under
the care of physician last week
with tonsilitis and la grippe
The churches of Extra are pre-
pairing Christmas entertainment
these days and are getting up very
good programs. Everybody come.
The Misses Anna Rattenborg and
Helga Christensen spent Sunday
with Carrie Johnson and attended
church services at the, Highland
church.
Marius Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs P
TX. Jensen and. ELLEN White spent
Sunday out at the Otto Baier
home. Harry Paige took them out
in his car.
DR. HallOran was called tn Willis
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Marius Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. P.
TX. Jensen and ELLEN White spent
Sunday out at the Otto Baier
home. Harry Paige took them out
in his car.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

The Misses Anna Rattemborg and
Helga Christensen spent Sunday
with Carrie Johnson and attended
church services at the Highland
church.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Kingsbury
and children were guests of Mrs.
Chas Malstrom and daughter, Clara,
last Wednesday,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16
Testimonials and
References

references
give you copies of few letters
taken from in files attestng to the quality
merits of products reliability
ity.
Burton, Kansas, April 80,
to-day peach l feels satisfied that
will make it all right So please my
GILLESPIE
Pittsburgh, May 1. 1915.
Tires arrived O K. this A M. They Look all
Dayton Ohio April 80, 1915.
put your
small nails tread.
again gladly
call you-DAYToN BRBWBR1Es CO.. Per R. j. Wall
Your tires are all you claim for them They are giving me
McCURDY.
Louisville, KY, May g, 1915.
pleasure in testifying the entire
straightforward methods The Double
Rubber Company This firm
having lowered prices given the
goods price truly reasonable very much
esewhere.-THE THERAPEUTIC RE
CORD, c. Kenner, A.. M.
Dayton Ohio April 49, 1915
We using tires trucks, in
delivery They giving fine service
tire bills extent
not held having punctures fixed
my touring equally
satisfactory there.1NrER URBAN and DELIVERY COMPANY,
VIM. Clngman, President.
Muskogee Okla. May TO- 1915.
We business with the Double
Rubber Company Akron Ohio
all the transactions firm
been perfectly satisfactory to While
the members of the Company personally
they handle business
men, and INTERSTATE
Merit, ID,
The chances that people will
this place. they look good
w o. WYIIE
BANK REFERENCE
We permission also The Savings
Trust Co., Akron, Ohio
REMEMBER: Double Service Tires are Guaran-
teed for 1000 Miles and are Punctureproof
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

The churches of Extra are pre-
pairing Christmas entertainment
these days and are getting up very
good programs. Everybody come.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

der them, and each of them. And
all of the unknown claimants of
the south half of the west half of
lot 6, of original lot 8, section 4 ),
township rs, range So, town of Ex-
ira, Iowa,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Miss Vivian Heath, teacher o
Greeley Center school, was under
the care of physician last week
with tonsilitis and la grippe.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16
Local Items

Joe Navratil went to Audubon last
Wednesday morning ON business.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Mr.. E. c. Wilson returned from
his Omaha trip Tuesday morning.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Pete Jorgensen was buying more
holiday goods in Omaha last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Don't forget Christensen, the
Jeweler, when thinking OF Christ
mas giving.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Mrs. Hazel Morgan. who has
been sick with typhoid fever for
the past three weeks is improv-
ing slowly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Frank Gault was on the sick
list the latter part of last week
with tonsiitis and complications.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

Mrs DIR. Lass of Ocheyedan, Iowa
was the guest of her sister, Mrs
Will Fulton, Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-16

The sewing class closes for
this term, Saturday and another
class will open the first Monday in
January.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
C. AR. LADIES IN
OPENING SESSION
Meet az Congregational thurrh and
are Formally welssmed Greet.
tnz. trua =. ofN.

fr..as-s-e rr che -rr.- rs-=.I-s o.
,..r.s.--.s.e.a 60 ...e.-..-
t @ + sa tAf
l'.r- efrfzssinast church with
tar fF..eea "rerFe present
PRE- tire laars q. sFFtBr.
chicago
secretary tss Laura sexton. C1i-
esEr
Hsssr Secretary tfra Nfsrr Belt
H chicago
eH Hre lta E NFEaE. Cai-
.ssr
Narsa.tFrss 3frs Anna tavs.i.
Peoria.
sFaeE eaefaetrrss SIRE EGty
Taylor
Mrs rFrT tFE.arr Of .tsr.rr C.FT.
tt.ese rsF.aHsI f--s.frrf az fsr order.
set ttrs. C.erFttrsr t.1rEF=.t Lane %
CtlesEs. eaft8as1 secretary. we're
sarsss 81 ,frs James 81 srura. fs-
fzrtaess president. a-d w~fe present
az ta~ meeting also present errr~
sizes Agnes Wfrstrv. pass natiuaaf
rF~s5fest. SIZES ia p Wright. Atra
EFsFt usrfre tfrf Hssstes Hufson.
Wss. Elizabeth Fteif NfFs Sarah usFs.
ttrs. Amsrfs Howe. wrs Mar CLARK.
ssf Mrs. Helen wi-sinw. az past de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
FRAME A LEAGUE
Arraasssrsuss Csssrsrts,t see ~tartlas
81 ~eason Of uvHfFhf Urzaaiss-
tian wade.

F5-rss- bss-s Coo ere Eaassr seeee.
sasssa.L lssE.s we're sssss &c q sect
tsE bsas tsss slssssE ss ere s.. g. g.. a
sever seesels were rserrsesses
sf~ssatsss. rsssf rress75rrase Hap
f.sf. csssrs5 raF-ssFtsrtse. Alszs street
easpef yfsmestsI CssJstasa era ssea
CErissas.
IRE tsss Cor ssartssE vas Get f5r
Tuesday. fars a. Az Esrses ere Co. b.
Stayed os Tuesday end uEafs5sF etes-
fsEs. sssrsfFs saE later ttas s. 90 3 E1.
sef tasglsE s5F res fsesEzs. o. ease
ef te stefs. ssatEsr Esss wfsi be-
shaved IRE gissaeF &c EEs AaEas-
Esss rsmsss Fac beer secured Zoe Gee
ss reesEsv arf Ttarsfsv evenings
sst ere ts,seE CRY BALI Fars as veil
me dsshss5lss S,srEar sesess Fspre-
sentative seated mat Be- shsrs vsFs eatY
ssves seesots tsss eaalf place teams
Es tsr lsaE9s. tss MssE5,sssss woatf
ft~r.ss FWa ssaes.
Nsxs Tuesday a. $50 EEs AfSee
street es&rst VIII e,s7 ne Msssseisss
az tss AgEsssass eamees asG tss
Cefss6 prsssTtsstsas VIII @sss tEs
Hassests &c tss tssasG c5sT ssrs oa
rnnrs,tsF. tsrs 90 ere Sseaes Certs-
tians wtt prs9 sEs Flftseuss Aesnae
a. ere NsEfsssses esrsees sss So Cen
trat rrsssg tsstsss VII cross bats with
tss Wsrerfst CeFtstiaa team e. tss
tstssf ctsr rsrs 80 sEztsstss viii
Be rearEsts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PRINTER ADMITS
SEVERAL TREFTS
Sensation is Created in East Moline
When +. II. Wiedeman is Arrested
on Charge OF Larceny.

a sensation was created in East
Moline yesterday when Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H Wiedeman. residents of Eas,
Moline for five years, were arrested
for grand larceny on complaint of j..
Y. CLAIR, chief OF the police OF that
city.
In police court this morning Mrs.
Wiedeman admitted her guilt Both
are now at liberty under bonds OF
$500 each.
Wiedeman is proprietor OF the Ideal
Printing shop Of East Moline and was
formerly employed on the East Mo-
line Herald.
The Wiedemans offered today 20
pay CLAIR s100 and TO return to him
all goods that they are said to have
stolen and that could be recovered.
States Attorney Thompson objected
strenuousIy 70 having the case
dropped. however. and q continuance
was taken until next Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CROOK TAKEN BY
SPECIAL OFFICER
Piekpocket Arrested BY Chicago De-
tectiVe While Talking 10 old
Soldier.

Robert Massoni. an ex-convict. was
taken into custody in Moline this
morning while talking 10 an old SOL
der. The arrest OF Massoni. who Is a
hotel thief and pickpocket. demon
strates The wisdom OF Commissioner
a C. Stouffer in importing from Chi
cago a number OF special detectives
wno are familiar with the faces Of
known criminals who infest conven-
lions and other large gatherings.
In other cities where state encamp-
ments have been held in other years
there has always been a great deal
81 trouble with pickpockets and Grim
inais % that type. For this reason
Commissioner Stoutfer and the Moline
city council hired special detectives
20 aid the local force. determined that
visiting delegates should receive every
protection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr.. and Mrs VIII Long and daush-
ter Miss Florence. 1900 Thirteenth
street. leave today for the Pacific coast
vh@re they VIII visit the san Diego
ant san Francisco fairs.
MF. and Mrs. Harry r Thompson.
isof ThiTty-hfth street are the parents
% son. born yesterday. The baby viii
b. named William Calvin.
Miss Edna Flanagan left last night
for a months visit with her parents
o. Kansas
Dr.. = :. Bartholomew left today for
Cartou. s o.. where be viii deliver
;ks address 90 the graduates % Aug
as'ana college.
Mrs. l. Beck % Bloomfield. Ill. Wis
tied ~ the home o. ci-H. J. J. Nc
Nahoa. 1000 EiEhih avenue.
Miss Nauds c Bear. who has been
teaching % n@iiefoute. Pa. has ar
rived home % spend the summer vaca-
tier.
Mrs Joseph =. Ccambs 81 Chicago
e visiting her mother. Mrs. A. J. Don.
1918 Second avenue Mrs. Coamhs e.
here 20 attend the non-Trcmann wed-
ding which a. an event % June :
Joe \ Smith arrived 81 the city to-
eav cnrcute 90 Kansas City 70 spend
The weekend ~rith his parents. Mr..
ard Mrs.. George = Smith. sos Tu,cn-
ty-foarth street Mr.. smith has been
on q 20 weeks advertising campaign
IN the northeast for the Kansas City
star
Miss Alta Petit. who has been visit
inE relatives u the city for two weeks
has returned % her home IN Omaha.
NcA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PLANS ARE MADE
TO Get MEMBERS
tsptains q Various \. ". g.. 4. Teams
Held Luncheon o. Nap out
whirivind Campaign.

The captains and -lruhrrr cf thc
sari11s teams that are 90 participate
i1 che s.. 81 g. A. summer rirmr-rshlp
eampaisn met for th~ purpose OF or
saHiziHs af $3.50 luncheon iasf cven-
iaE az thr S. 81 C. a. o. vac decided
t1 postpone thF opening date 90 the
esmpaiFn one daV. go that Be- is 90 be-
sls on Friday rvru.nE. jane g. aud
close ru Tuesday. June 81 e C.. Swrd-
ieY and Eay Wilson plt on a model
canvass. which vas thoroughly apprc-
eiaf~3 ty ail member OF fh@ commit
tees present. Following that. PreEi-
drus a. J. LludstTum gave short
taiE on the value of she association.
ami methods Tor canvas. Tho sen
rFai meeting then broke lp into meet
sass of Individual EToupE for the dis
elsstua % WAYS and means.
The members of th~ committee dis
PLAYED considerable enthusiasm. hnv-
5sE already secured new members be-
fore th~ campaign ID under way. on
Friday evening. June Z. the campaign
uili open with a luncheon a. the y.
- q. A. All members OF the commit
Zee are expected 60 hr prrrEut- ANY
member % the association uut already
member o. the memherEhip commit
tee who would care 90 participate iu
tse campaign &C. cordially invited % be
present AZ the meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
ARRANGEMENTS ALL
MADE FOR REUNION

Plans have been completed for the
annual reunion of the Rock Island
High School Alumni association which
viii be held at the high school Satur-
day evening beginning at o'clock The
address of welcome viii be given by
Ben Rough, president of the alumni
association and Bert Netcah. president
OF the class of 1915 viii give the re-
Spouse. Miss Rosabel Stewart of the
class of go viii sing and the remand
ct Of the program viii be given by the
Imperial octet. with chorus and or
chestra An elaborate lunch viii be
served at the close of the program in
the manual arts building.
At the business session annual cleo
ton of officers viii be held. these to
be selected from two tickets which
are as follows:
President VIII Hahlke.
Vice President-Balph Lamont.
Secretary-C Clara Blskemore-
Treasurer Bert OhlweiIer.
Executive Arthur HUes-
ing. chairman; Anna Montgomery, Al
bert Ehleb. Mrs. c. F. Channon, Bert
Metcalf
The second ticket is:
President-Cunord Hubbard
Vice Presideut-RobeTt Hoffman.
ecretary-Katherine Ferry.
Treasurer-Wiu Whistler.
Executive Committee-Lillie Roth.
chairman: Herman Ehrhorn, Nellie
Murrin. Edwin Mcintyre. Marion At
kinson-
There is a member of this years
elias upon each ticket, President Bert
Metcalf being nominated as a member
of the executive committee on the first
one. and Marion Atkinson, nominated
for a similar position on the second
ticket.
Autba news all rho tira-r,e Arrus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
APPRECIATION OF
WILSON is VOICED
Illinois sens Of Veterans Commend
President for Ensrts 90 Have
Peace With Honor.
AND PROTECTION or AMERICANS
OPENING session In Moline Made Not
able BY Many Distinguished
Leaders.

Resolved. That Ne recognize and
appreciate the action Of President
wilson In hi uufiring efforts 10
protect the lives 81 all American
citizens and his desire for peace
With honor % eur nation.
Thesr were among the resolutions
adopted hy the sons OF Veterans OF
Illinois Who held their opening ses-
sion % the Eagles building in Moline
Inc rersi1u this afternoon was an open
one. in charge 81 a committee 81 three.
clifford ireland 90 Peoria. George h
Holmes % Chicago and 2 r. Locke
OF Chicago. The last two named are
past division commanders % the
sons Organization In Illinois
Commarder-in-chicf Palmer of the
Grand Army % the Republic samuel
e Vansaut. ex-governor az Minnesota
and past andrr-ln-chie OF the
q A r. wcrc received. together with
their STATS Another notable present
was Charles r. sherman. commander
in-rhief % the sons % Veterans. There
u~re also delegations from the
WomanB Relief corps. Ladies Aux
uiary 90 the sons 90 Veterans. Ladies'
q che Grand Army and Daughters OF
Veterans
There were splendid addresses
throughout che forenoon. and music
vas by the Orphans Home band OF
Normal
Between Chicago Men
Coates, Tor the highest ofice wiki
iu the gigf % the state organization.
ttat uf commando. it on between two
Chicago men William l. Barnum and
oscar 3. Taylor. Election viii be an
event % thc late afternoon today. the
sons going into executive session Inn
urdiately after the cncampmcut pa
FaIr
William g Dustin ~ newiEht. past
1rmauder-in-ehirf returned t1 bis
home last evening. called there by che
death of hiH mofhcT. There is great
sympathy for 1fr. Dustin amonE mem
hers ~ fhe organization and -ssoiu-
tiorr of coincidence vcrc drafted and
passed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
AUTO AND STREET
CAR IN SMASHUP
Car Driven by '. r. Cosmer Of Dsven-
port Runs Into Fourth Avenue
Car Near r. /. Depot
MAN Is HURLED THROUGH GLASS
John Howard OF Davenport Cut About
Head when he SmasheS Wind
Shield-MaChiu Damaged.

a i've passenger touring car driven
hy Y. r Cosner OF Davenport collided
head on with east bound Fourth ave
nue. car no. sss AZ Fifth avenue and
Thirty street AT 1850 yesterday
afternoon. John Howard. 6l2 West
Twelfth street. Davenport. one Of the
passengers in the auto. was hurled
through the windshield and his head
was badly cut Cosuer and one other
passenger ln the auto escaped with a
severe shaking up. The front end OF
the auto was practically demolished
and the fender Of the car damaged.
Brakes Fail 10 Work.
The street car had Just stopped ar
the corner and was discharging pas
scnEcrs. The Cosner car was also go
Ing east Cosner stated that he in
tended % stop. but that the brakes on
the car failed 20 work. After tempo
rary treatment by physician Howard
was removed 10 his home. The pas
scnEers IN the hack end OF the street
car. though frightened. escaped injury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
SEBASTIAN ELECTED
LOS ANGELES MAYOR

toe A-rssss. Cal. Jsss s-THs ssti-
esssse v2s-stisy % Cesriss = ssssss-
asa. cases % so}ses. fsr s@&yeT % Los
As Eslsss = $500 ffis s1sestaz fo,loS-
"a elss~lv sss seasisssi ssts- = sssss-
.faesl srSsl 90 e eEsrss q eo=trfs IT.
fsE 20 sss esssrEsseT % Ediss ssFsia.
"a s 49, SIS sGssesefs asserted tksE
go essrE~s vsrr rs-s 81 a So 20 prs-
tsrr tas sssetsee. ttrs Esss1is LaNtae
f.iefsey sss sisetsts % tss cstY esgs-
en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CONDOR IS FINED BY
POLICE MAGISTRATE

Harry ConGa-. NO participates %
sss street. sEhs e. ths corner % Niss-
seszsk stree saG Seeoa4 svengs Sur-
aaF sseriaE. vas ansa g. ant costs
wee sr-ziEs~e before Police MsEis-
trzfs G. !. Saith 90 = charge % dis
o-'i~riT eo14aet- II vss said ghst ~
vss ya-t~G in Dewitt. iosa. % =
eaa-<~ % assault an4 ha-terT. Johz
aro~- US sast - ara costs also sy
sAs =ssssssszfs f0- dlsor6sriy eozaget-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
AUSTRIAN AIESHIP
is FOUND IN OCEAN

Brindisi. Italy. June ?. tvia Paris
An Austrian hydroaeroplane was
found floating in the sea near here.
Il Is evident that the aviators who
manned IL have been drowned. This
machine - supposed TO be the one
which dropped bombs over Brindisi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
LOYALTY TO FLAG Is
URGED UPON CLASS

Fasrtssir tsrsttv % tss sag vas
urzss ~ States Atssrreg .. =
rnsuspsoe lsst eeesssE ~ Efs actress
60 IRE sssaeers o. tes ErassssszE class
% sss sfEs seses1 az Coal valley Sc
spcss o. sss sacrifice % rsresss ~
rrevasssz az stsseasisa zoe ekiisssa.
saf ssst ssss e@efsseT e Ire sasia-
sp-fnT % success
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
JUSTICE RUEHL WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

J,sstiss 81 ne resce Csrt Nasst CO.
marruS estehgssss tss ssfa sanfsers-
srY ef ne bfrta. De WIN sntsrtsie a
f~w frtesds "a ne evening" a. "Cntsr
Dan tfaden On psvsn port. where -
na~ sns~rvr,f Ma bfrtadav Cor she let
~ v-srs Zee wss bern st GenGsegrs
tialstrfn. CermanY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Clinton. II-Niss Ina Davenport a
popular school teacher near here, was
burned TO death when q stove lu the
home of her parents exploded. She
was alone at the time Of the accident
and her parents. returning later. found
her dying.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

yesterday. There were found on il
certain writings and drawings which
showed that the aviators on board
had been inspecting the Italian coast
and taking notes, evidently with the
idea Of a possible landing OF troops.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
VERDICT RETURNED
IN ZEPPELIN DEATHS

London, June "a corouer's jury
sitting today in the case of the two
victims of the Zeppelin raid on Lon
don the night before last. rendered
verdict that they had met their death
by suffccation and burns the same
having been ordered bv some agents
OF hostile forces"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Fhsar Ls-er at NIassapsIIs.

Wsssssse1iss Wiss.. Ias@ 2 NiEss-
asefls sf1ls iswe-ss sss price - sosr
tsesf1g ssss&r 60 re So t4seV rsserfs.
ne srfes vssssF,4sT vas s-fs TIE
s~rrwsss vac sss % ske arus - sssai
az. tas essssz 90 % casa s-s=s-=s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
OBITUARY
Fun~rzi - Mr. Gas Carlson.

FAHTFAA - Ar~- tue arteon.
TIE fussrat % Mrs. Gus Carlson
vas ssif tsis astsFaooz a. 2 o'eiocS a.
sks ho=s. szts Foarth avsaus Rev
DAVID a. tosrsoz. pastor % ere Cez-
trai rressTts-iaa esares. hsG charge
% ne services, fss@r=ezf vas "a
Csissizsssek es=sssry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CoUNCrLMEN ATTEND
q. A. r. ENCAMPMENT

atsgar WeCsaacsse ssd ss'aes-s 81
tae Nees fsiaad eseias ssfor we're ia
Nefinr fsgs sftsrscoo, Were tsev st-
aesse,f sse parsas weieB Wts ssit III
eenhtnefhau wUn ere a. A IL seesme-
nsrGG tn gHae ettv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

rn~ csrp sshi@t1s club WI sets
&c ssasasf pfessc ssafsv, Jsss
All a<ns~r< are requested co FsseTs
o. ef1h rsorus - rrt6ay 20 sss<s a.
rsrs~uertss
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS.

Notwithstanding the rain, services
last Sunday were we'll attended, es-
pecially the night service The boys
were On hand to do their part at
night. there were a number of Wis
itors who seemed to feel perfectly
at home.
The text of the sermon was Were
there not ten cleansed;, where are
the nine? And it just asked the
people to think about this plea for
mercy by the lepers, meeting with an
immediate response from the love OF
Christ, and then of the poorness of
their gratitude, in that only one re-
turned to give thanks, and he was
lot even one of the children of the
Church. They were asked to hear in
Christ's words the cry of wounded
heart, because of the ingratitude of
men.
The Sunday School convenes at
$50; morning service at II a. M;
evening service at 7:3O. Would it
be worth while to ask the regular
attendants at service to make SUI
preme effort to be there when the
first hymn begins?
The Union Chapel service next
Sunday will be held at $3.50 p. m.
The Auxiliary met at the Rectory
Monday. There was a splendid at
tendance and much interest. A new
departure was made in the appoint
ment of a committee to go out and
gather in other women for a new
branch of the Auxiliary, as there are
SO many not now doing active work.
The personel of the committee, Miss
Camblos. Mrs. Hague, and Mrs.
Weems, spells success.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Vestry takes place this week.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
COL. MORRIS a MEMBER OF
THE GOVERNORS STAFF.

Governor Harris has named Col.
Fred Morris a member of his staff
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
This is the second time Colonel Nor
ris has been honored in this way. He
was a member of Gov. Smiths staff.
alSo with the same rank.
The honor is the reward of long
and faithful service. Colonel Nor
ris has been connected with the
military forces of the state for a.
bout 20 years, during which time he
has held several responsible posi-
tions, discharging the duties with
credit to himself and his state.