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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
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A. a bea4F.fal s.ms.- service err
formed aF high soon today Miss
Frfrda Csrevreua-Et OF 50. fe Err
Roosevelt aoarfnrrfs Davenport. aat
John Hussel UaEe gt.n.tH. s.r
Mr. art Wra n w QuFifr OF 1917
Fourth avenue. erie rifF were a1.-f
n. marras- TIE service wta r-Bf
a. che home ~ ff= brtf~f mother.
members ~ enc inmsrfitf- families Be-
taa ere Only guests. ere wrffI1F b.
fnE o very gai-f ore because OF 70 o.
cent berssvemsaf is che family OF ono
hride Rev n A. Nvf~ pastor NJ no
Davenport rrffsrtaE rfarrF on
~ the service gsfrE fre Double r'rf
eeremory Thr bridal eogs.r vac sr-
Attended TIE bride wore RI fravr .-E
SUR Of Gsrf Blue with Fsf .9 EIr
saras shads ana n bodice or wrIfr
taer Shs were rofsaE- n11Ts-t a'
PINK swses peas snf orchids frr
house was Decorated with pfoS ART
white sweet peas. Bast~fs ard vases
81 ths blossoms being placed about
me rooms sat afareed far tiear
room where wHs served "a course fte-
nsr after ere ceremony Wr sat Wrs
oufnfsn Ter tase tHis affsruooc Zoe
Chicago from where they wIf Er h
lake 90 Muwauser f1r n weeks ris.f.
ReturGinE they wi'f reside 0r ere
hurst apartnients on .rseufi~fs street.
where their horse ts furnished me
brid@ was born aaf Errw tr vouns
wunanhoof ta ta5s e.fF b4F f1r tsr
last several Fsars she has made F-r
home m Davenport aN~ aftrrt-f tfr
pubic ant hlEh schools and has maay
srfends fn che three eifiss Wr Qeia
Ian was born asG reared fn f1s et.q
and afssrdef ere focal public ant
hfsh schools ART tar ere Fast several
wears has been associated wfsa tIs
father o. enc bakery bgslarss fa tsfs
eifV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
ULApT ono
HOME
pDeBLIMS
mrs ELIzAsEru TEempSoN

Dear Mrs Thompson: % Please
give a simple remedy to remove
freckIes and blackheads. Please give
a method OF obtaining clear com
plexion.
90 1 blush very easily. How can
I overcome il, and how can I over
come bashfuiness2
10 Please suggest a few names
for a basketball team.
a. Is it proper for girl OF L to
go 20 social center2
go Does peroxide affect the skin?
Is 10 good for the skin?
t6l Please give a proper way of in
Producing a young man and lady.
F. X. * c. d.
% FreckIe Lotion - Two drains
oxide of zinc. one-Quarter dram subj
odide of bismuth. one and three
quarters drains of dextrin, one and
half drains of glycerine. Spread the
paste upon the freckIes at night be-
fore going 10 bed. In the morning
remove what remains with a little
powdered borax and almond Oil
For BIackheads-To cure black
heads make an ointment of one ounce
OF soap liniment and one ounce of
either: mix. AT night scrub the face
thoroughly with hot water. using a
complexion or other soft brush.
After wiping. apply the mixture TO
each of the spots and let IL remain
over night. Wash of in the morn
ing with hot water. Continue until
the spots have disappeared. Then
twice a week wash the face with this
mixture. removing the liquid at once
by rinsinE with clear water. If there
are large pores, wipe over each with
little alcohol.
t2l Experience of being with peo-
pie is the only thing that viii enable
YOU 10 overcome bashfulness. Realize
that Won are not of so much import
ance that people are watching YOU.
When Won have overcome bashfu!-
ness YOU viii not blush so much.
90 The Stars, Tiger Lilies and
BUNDLE Bees.
t4l Yes.
t5l Peroxide bleaches the skin,
but has "a drying effect.
tSl The gentleman is presented TO
the lady. as. Miss Brown, may I
present Mr.. AlIen?"
Dear Mrs. Thompson. am a girl
of Il and I am in the sixth grade at
school There is a boy in the NTH
grade whom I am very fond of and he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
MrStC BTFtErMENr Win WE~-
IAlmNEM

Mrs n. 2 Laeaaer. tF trr fear.
tatT stxth svenurs ertsT after
noen entertained thr sus.r depart
meat Of the womar.s el88 at tbr Ap-
rft meeting sss Brssram savfeE ec-c
postponed freuf enc previous wret
A. the Business session plans were
nissfe zoe tae aaagsI gsertlsE arf cleo.
tion % ofreers wsieE viii be- tr.f ere
tafrd FRIDAY fa NtsV al Masonic
tsmpis TIE chaifaan Nfes E
scots. spBotsted a rsesaftt-e ~eaaeos-
ed 90 MS. n . Eacaaer rfrs e. a.
Woss ant Nass rtorsors seaF, f'sE 'n
see members 81 Far W9tsa1.s club ss.t
set fsrth tss advantages ef betac r.s.
60 tns departmeaf wtsH enc ea.-ct o.
tacressiaE enc meubefsair rer &C.
partssns e. euen 90 an members Of
tAss eias. washer EHrT DO rsuslrt.fes
90 onfy tatsrrstsd fs mss-F Born t3s
Moline ssd naven port e.8bs aste
tarEr aasufhsrsaiss ant vtts sss s.f ef-
tort nave aecor8si lsHe,t many fFsrEs
aleua musical tiaes Wref.1Es frs
aeif once e uanFH On fHr on rf rr
fsv. ssd Rave Hsrrt1fFre beer r3 FsF
Wsserfe ssusefs Bsriers rIses were
eiscasss,t YESTERDAY f7r atE.sF rsr@
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
AroIIo aLrn .FEINe C0NrERT.

what prosals-s 90 b. a r~aI treat fos
th@ szlste iogsFs ear aad soul ts iG
stors for tEoss wh9 sft@ae ths caa-
eert 60 b. Ffvsn ~ ths Apollo Giles
si4b IN Zion Lash~Fas eaarrs Fr.GaT
ev~uinE. AsrG 20 Tha VIII BE- enc
annsai svrtnE c1uesrt % tais caer4s.
Tns nssnab~rs Eags b@sa varsiaE fIil-
crafty FOR ta@ pas mautGs Cd a.ats
mis- their Ersatraf success so f1r
And. sarsiv. shs popularity of t4r
club Together WITH tae fact taaE 60
admission Zee vii b. rtarFrfs 1gsat
% brfna ous a record er8Wf raaF eve
rlna a silver aTrrieE WI ae Hssrf
thfs year fastsaf - enc gr-iiaarv fr~.
ard All are iagffrf POI srt~af Besides
chorus samb@rE ff~rr w 1e read
fnEs ~ Em.I Haas ~ uarrrrarf. 1sh1
has b~en beard f9 afVaFfHsr before
On the concert pr1Frtrta. raeal s1.'f
~ Edvf1 f1hns0r. Nr.f krrru HarF
tone art tasfrura-Hfft music a
trfo com posed ~ N ss Esther FrTr-...
ffuna GfHsoa ard ffut.Urr Frvxr..
TIE eh0rfis wIII RENTER f rHwnrr
songs from fH= urf.se art avrf.ss.
rarf 81 enc proceeds wIt 81 towards
tns ehareh rs whose a1fIf1~Iau ere
concert ls Eiv~r
The sirr r.4h -a composed m
male v9iees SIS .rs director ..arr
r.. Swansea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
\. =. Mission SnCITTY.

Tr- April meeting % tt- Woman a
fflssl0a society o. che CnIfrt Fsrs1F-
r~riar e1urrt uas held yesterday .u
ere bone of wrE o. 90 Andrews. sit
Faue~ara street Toe devotional
services end program usrr .a charge
~ E.sE Ca-f~ end At.ss Ella 2iuiars.
TIE efrei- continued che af-fT 1f far
t1GC ~t1 H~fmar'E Land a COM
uifrrr vas appointed Coz assist .a maxi
irE ar-uHErm-efs for ttr rrfrrtain-
NEST OF fsr Pr-ssFfTrian M.ssi1u cone
vrrfi1a 90 thr rrted Presbyterian
eErFe1 shleh uff BE- held ar ttr local
rElreh June fF rH-HE n d~tiEhffai
Hr- 90 sae.abf1r che hostess served
tar.Fe1s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
nTrlFInTNT - nlI.

ne. r--~v H,s.ees rf-s rre~
&c., 49, 49,. yy..---- s.4..--r- 81
100000 .-rr-.r-r -r.---4r- -r 49,
sl..-.- H.--- ~ -.ss.- se--rr zf4s.-z
49, 49,. $1,000 49,. .--r-f ~rfr
-. -. ........... u. ~. 49,. 49, d 81
.-..- ..-..... ..r 49, ,+..s.... a..
.-.....4 ......
..... ,...-- $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

does not seem to care for any other
girls. and I do not care for any other
boys. girl friend introduced me to
several boys, but I was not nice 10
them when they wanted 10 talk Nv
girl friend does not think the boy 7
like is the kind of a boy I ought 10 90
with. because she does not like him
herself. Please advise me what 20 do.
ANXIOUS.
You are very young and ought not
to like one boy exclusively. When YOU
meet others be friendly 20 them You
may like them better than you be
lieve you can. Perhaps your girl
friend would not dislike the boy il
she found that you did not give him
so much Of your thought
Dear Mrs. Thompson: o. 7 am
thinking of taking eIocuuon lessorS
and finishing the course. Now just
about how many years do you think
IL would take TO finish the course2
(2l With my course completed and
possessing a diploma. what do you
think I could do? Teach the same.
or do you think I could go on the
stage?
80 Toward what can a pupil aim
who takes up eIocutiOn2
f4) I have every opportunity TO
become a piano teacher. Which would
YOU advise?
THANK YOU.
% It depends upon the pupil and
the school Some schools give a
four-year course; at others you can
finish in two
90 It depends upon your ability
I am afraid you could do neither.
lSl Many teachers take up elocu-
ton in order to teach English better.
Some pupils are fortunate enough TO
get positions on the stage.
t4) Become "A piano teacher. Your
chance for success is greater.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Is it right
for a girl IS TO 90 with a boy with
out her parents knowing it,
BLUE EYES.
M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
C-LNTlnns HOeTTssF~-

EIrs f.rs.ar 1f tee o. a. .atssr
~rl-s-ar-t rre sre5rf araiVTrsarT ~
ts~ arfaEtzar.1r THURSDAY. FrtFfta.r-
.rr w1Hr-. uref ts'a~f sEf Easr So.
u-- ladies fr F-- bone ~ Wrr o. q
..Ealf rrr arr6- ass a 8srrT. raFr
aarrv ART sa~r eos parcels. contain
Hrs fancy articles r~t one ur rr
6-fe- f.r rooster. we're disposed Hf
Te=r- rer- more eas.f-Hr E1rrfssTrE
fFa~ parcels a frfE1Ffs' program
.aes.Ff.rr af F rr.Ff lsrF HF tfrs w.
U Chapman and tfrs Pred UaU. read
Irss 5v wsss Mare williams of Ross
fsrarf arf vocal solos ar 1fiss tfr'a
L-1-ard arf w-s Cuapra~. rrr E.t-
.r fFr frT--~ra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
DISHES FOR THE DIABETIC.

DISHES fOk EHE BtABEEtt.
Many soups met with at the din
uer table are more or less injurious
TO the diabetic Many contain thick
euinE consisting of -four. pear flour,
yermicelli, etc. Soup should be made
of good clear stock, Favored with
moderate quantities of such vsgeta-
bIes as Ieeks. onions. turx FPS. asPara-
gus and celery. Celery seed makes
an excellent and very harmless fla
voring. Herbs may also be used.
little almond flour is a good addl-
ton TO clear soup.
The same rule applies to sauces as
for soups - all thickeued sauces
should he avoided.
The following recipes have been
found very beneficial and they can be
used without hesitation
Onion Sauce-Four to six white
onions. according 20 size; one cup
hot milk. one dassertspoon butter.
saltspoon salt. pepper TO taste. Bon
onions iii tender. press water from
them and chop very fine. Make milk
hot and pulp onions into IT. Add
butter. pepper and salt
Tomato Sauce-To one pound ripe
tomatoes add one quart vinegar
mixed with cayenne. a quarter ounce
white pepper. one ounce garlic, one
ounce shauot. half ounce coarse salt.
Juice of three lemons Skin toma-
toes and rub through coarse sieve
Add all ingredients except lemon
and boil till quite tender Then add
lemon juice and boil the whole again
til It. becomes thickness of cream
When cold pat into bottles.
Cream of Veal-Take pound Of
flIet OF veal, pound IL in a mortar.
then stir in beaten yolk of one egg.
whites of Two eggs and
enough cream to make q paste: pep
per and salt TO taste. Place TINS IN
well buttered small molds which
have been decorated with strips o.
tongue. Steam for an hour and be
sure do not let it boil Turn out anG
serve with tomato sauce for spinach.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
BAPTIST LADIES SPEND DAY
SEWING

twenty-five ladies spent busy day
az the FIRST Baptist church yesterday
working In preparation for the annual
bazaar. and much work vas accomp-
llrhed By all the departments. Al
room dinner was served TO g. people.
AZ the business session q was decided
10 alIow Norman Kerr and A d. Her
man. Rock Island boys. 20 give dem
ras'rafion % Ever Wear aluminium
ware az the church next Friday from
8 to O'Clock. an admission fee OF
Ten cents wIi BE- charged and this
money viii so 90 the Ladies' Aid so
eirfv Tire hoys Will serve refresh
meuts and 90 a representative from
each famr- attending wiii give a
quart kettle. TIE entire proceeds from
che affair viii De for the benefit o.
the society
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

QuinIan will act as hostesses TO the
Ladies auxiliary 20 the Rock Island
County Humane society At the meet
ing Monday afternoon. entertaining at
the home OF Mrs. Sage. SOC Second
avenue This will be sewing meet
ing and members are asked TO attend
promptly.
Independence camp No. IS. Modern
will give reception and dance 10 the
members and friends Monday evening.
April IS. at X. c. hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
CATHOLIC

81 Jossphs parish church. Second
avenue aud Fourtccath street. Father
,. J. Qu!nu. rector. dean. Father W. r.
ParSs. assistant rector. Masses al
:. 8. 9 and 90 a N. sunday school al
$3.50 a ~. Week dag masses AZ : a. m.
Sacred Heart parish church. Fisth
avenue and Twenty-oirhth street: IA.
;hsF Cismcat =. o'Neui. rector. Masses
a. 1900. S;10 and 1880. Sunday
school ~ Sis a. N. Evening prayer
tvhen said az 5.10. Weekday mass
az ESQ a. n.
s. Mary's church German and
EnEiishl. Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street. Father Peter Kiuck.
rector. First mass az O'Clock. Eng
lish sermon Second mass az 1918.
German sermon Sunday school at
2sso. NcSpsrs and bencdIetion n 3.
81 Pani's church CBeigiAnl. Twenty.
fourth street AID Eighth and-a-haif
avenue: Father =. Hoivoss. rector.
Mass a, = L. Sunday school q;
-:s0 .. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
:: CHURCHES

First Swedish Lutheran. corner Four
teenth street and Fourth avenue. Rev.
Karl Nilsson. pastor. sunday school
q; $3.50 O. on. Services a. 1885 a. m
and 1850 p. m.
Grace English Lutheran. corner
Seventh avenue and Forty-fourth
street. Rev. Ira @. No,hste.u. pastor.
sraday school 40 9sl5 a. %. Services
no 1893" a w and 1880 p IN
German EsaurCiicaL corner Twelfth
strset a-d Twelfth avenue. Rev +.
= Rolf pastor sunday school as $50
g. IN Services a. 1880 a. ~ and 1880
O. U
fwmalIr.E German Lutheran. TWEEN
frts street and Fiul avenue. Rev.
FH Wilhelm pastor. SUNDAY school
af gaIs. German rrsrIecs az 1880 o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
BISHOP FAWCETT HERE
FOR CONFIRMATION

Rev. II. Edward Fawcett. bishop Of
the Quincy diocese OF the Episcopal
church. viii he In the city tomorrow
and at 1885 will confer the rite OF
confirmation on a class ar Trinity
Episcopal church. During the after
noon ne viii 20 10 Galesburg where
be wiiI oficia;e AZ a similar service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

an event % the coming week The
house vas prsttiiy decorated in the
brides chosen coiors. pink and white.
which coiors we're also carried out In
the three course luncheon which was
served IN the dining room In the
guessing contest Mrs Eva Laurine
won the first prize. q beautiful havi-
land plate. and the consolation prize
went % Miss Bessie Dorranee- Must
cal numbers w-rc given by Miss John
son and Mrs. Clara Chopper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
SCRIPTURE.
Psalms 23:I-6.

Tho Lord is my shepherd; shall
not want
He mskcth me 20 lie down in green
pastures. he leadeth me beside the
stlIl waters.
He restoreth my soul; ne leadeth
me IN the paths OF righteousness for
hts names sake.
Yea. though ] walk through the val
ley OF the shadow Of death, Will fear
no evil. Tor thou are with me; thy
rod and thy stan they comfort me.
Thou preparest a table before me In
the presence OF mine enemies; thou
arcintest my head with oil; my cup
runneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall
follow me all the days OF my life; and
Z viii dwell in the house OF the Lord
forever.
All the news. all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
METHODIST

first Methodist. corner Fffth avenue
and N.gFtfFalh street Rev. %. r..
uu.Efu PASTOR. SUNDAY rcho1l "a;
tI Ererrtf league 90 $3.50 p
u. f'rrFrsirs ar l"sff a. m. ard 1880
o Oh
Spencer Memorial Methodist. corner
FaFlg.tEifl street and seventh avenue.
Rev W 49, Tspr. pastor. sunday
srsroI at $3.50 O. rs. ErNcrsh league
rE .e o. w. Services 20 1885 a. m.
EaF" g. HH.
G=-ma1 Methodist. corner Pour.
fF~sf. Firr-s ard ssEfE asraur. Rev.
H. . sTttsisams pastor Sunday
ErArr. sf 5.r. no. Epw1Eth league a.
1H D.. Oh. Services af 1895 q. "a. and
$3.50 o. m
f'rrr Methodist. 1897 Shafts avenue.
Rev q q. H6rs~abaeh. pastor sun
-aT FelaCl 40 $3.50 O. ru. Love feast a.
81. w Services az 9D.ss a. 90 aaa
1850 % on
NiIse Methodist ~. Alfred nix
on. pastor Sunday school 90 s.f5 a
On ErurrtH league as csf5 p m. Sc.
vices st 1895 a. on. and 2 $50 p. %.
ne .aFf uf che series of sermons on
The Seeuud Coming az Christ" will
De- given sunday evening on the theme
The Prophecy in War"
Wayman African g. = tco'orodl.
corner Fifthaaa a-ha'f avenue and
Tairtscnfh street. Rev. James L
Wharton. pastor Sunday school az
% a. IN. Services az 1895 a. N. and
e. . q. Christian Endcavor league
az $50 .. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
r.. q. o. Ctru WITH Ms. EaEy.
mHFT

wss ar-..s GsrrssrF sf Fer Fa~rE
500 fV-arv- s5srrs street. N7Frr. fef-
-e ss hostess yesterday srrrsraHE E4
r-rbers sf ere H Cd or elss. esFFr-
eaFsE ssr.sr rFrr- Tastes ef BOO
we're efv-t Fsf sF.E-s wras tH coo
fsss-ss Nes NHfssF EsgEs set SITES
H SRI Essesrr q tseea wfs served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
SACRED CONCERT AT
BROADWAY BY SVEAS

The Svea Male chorus of Moline
under the direction OF Professor J.
Victor BcrFquist OF Augustana con-
scrvatory OF music. will give a sacred
concert az Broadway Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at 1850. The
church quartet viii assist in the serv-
ice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
- ID IIIInHlTI HIETnnlI

Yesterday rtF ere arr.grrsar ~ Che
1s-re ~ wrf Hr-er r. rf~rs.aEFr
frE rl .-l-srrfr fsr rrr1t ere trr.f-
rf r1ar6a-T ~ ladies' r9 s1F-f ttr
sHrrrear w.sr Err ss boz Bone. -1lt
4er~-sr nrere- Trey passed a most
rr.arfs.- e.1rrraa~ F.FT.1e rirra ard
gro f-tfersrr o~rs i- rre Ea@rs we're
wrs Ur uerFsFre-E. vino Won ffat
prize ef-s q Frr-s ~ uausrsr-t. sFr-
on r1s Erfa ffe~f1r fsl-f ssf tf~s
william FEr fI cue fsv1r
f- frr rF-rlrr Gro fffrs zero
rf-ef tr rre asr r~t E f1Er coarse
f-rer vas served rt q O'Clock with
raF~re 1E POP 90 r.re a~f aFf~
-f-rrr..es were asrt fT fr5= frr Er..r
frf fHesa er.Hrs were carried one .r
ere errer srHre rrrH. -fHrrrFs SIZES
rf-rr6re-r received many lovely
rs1fs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
OK. CGru WIN Mss ttFLSON.

So. club Girls enl1yst a delight
frf time Isss evening az fH~ guests %
ttIsF Anna Carlson 'u Hi1tr~ The
E.r's busted frFwEeitFs attH fHF.r
fancy uHrE. chatting as fhFF worked
ais1 frl1TirE musical numbers and
rFe r~trFsHwFrFs served fr coo rurf-
rFe. The club afii he entertained In
fv1 wrrfr Hr ,fas Ruth Fms in Mo-
Ur~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

rsors os a social eatzrs asG ns~sfiaE
10 fzs Eaazes 81 Gs@bsrs- EEFs>
were usretT sGEEssti1ls ho~srsT.
ase 60 forzzal aesioa Eas taSsc- TIE
praEraHz ~ ere sftsrroo1 was af11y
gf E4ssiar r1mpossrs an co-sls'F'l
% % slaE1 da~t ~ yfiss Giafys SC
Nsaa-a aEE w~s ri Sweeney.
rEr~s scars b. ylss Wartsa Foss. tsn
c.ar1 a4uhrsa ~ WtFs Fiprs1es
srastf.rE anf a eas~r on fae iif- ~
g1t-~st~.r ~ Wrs sa~er~T. afrs
aamE~r vas su.s-GttIr EfrTn aet a
14~es=~ ~ rrr1-rs w~rr trs.ster 90
or wrs ta-rrer served ir=s arf
-afrs AL rrs r.ase ~ fas sroErart art
80 ladies' reralz~f fer q EFishff4i
sofa. EEr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

ts.F ny p ENNH
c-a.rFt FsrstFtrFsa. eeF~sr a
F7Htresrs sE-F-F ard rFesa avralr
Rev. tsr5t ~ f8sssee. E-ssrf Sun,
tsE srsFet ss s.rI a o. Ctrsf.a- Ea
4zsraF sf s. tf 8 ri. Esfvices az Do. Is
ast s1f q o.
nfastuaT rF~ssFteriar. corner Of
rNelsy-t4sFG srrses and srVeafa ave
ssr Rev. James Etear wEs6a. Pas
Corr G4EtsF school az 8sI5 o.. m SFf-
vices st 90 e. q. m. and $3.50 g. m
t1ssE Peoples meeting az $50 o. on
a HsmseF ~ the GEieoua viii spec
81 tas m1ssiFE service. ln th- rVeu-
TAG ere sVra Male chores Viii Eiyr a
sacred c1aerrt. assisted 81 ths rhurch
quartet
so1ih PARK Fresbytrfiau. corner q,
Thirsissh s'sess arf Fifteerfh avenus.
Rev " q oEirvse. pastor sunday
school e. 5s11 a o. NouaE People
seetinE 90 $50 g a. Services az
i9ss5 e n and ESQ . ~
AiSsa stree chapel Aiken stree.
south Rock Island. Sunday school a;
$50 . r. = ~ cis'an4. suprrinterd.
eat emeritus. Caristian EafeavoF a.
SIS EvsuinE services a. 1880
uulfef Frsssytsrian. laird avenue
sne Foarte~ata street; Rev. !. -.
V2=es. Fasfps. BIBLE school az s;a1
q II YoasE Peoples Christian uaica
a. ss11 , n Services a. i0:fs a. N.
sae --9 . n
otlss PreshyteFia-: Rev ~. ~
ssaW. pastor. Sgaday school a. 8 sc
g. - FEsaehis< services a. 10 IS a
r. saf $50 .. n Mie-wecf prayer
services Wednesday svszinE a; T.53.
LUTHERAN
Ziaa Swedish Lstheraa. FoF;y-srh
ssrsss asa ssvsash asszus. Rev. y. J.
Fcrsserx- pastor sE14sy school a;
> 20 a = Services a. 10 s = = and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
UFsT IN srTTLENFNT

West End Settlement s-9 Seventh
avenue. Services ar 1918 q. m. and
$50 3. m- Sunday school at 2.S0 p.
m. ". 70 Barker sUperintcnlent.-C Cot
iaEr prayer meeting Monday. mid
seck service "Wednesday and tarryins
mcctins Friday.
Progressive Sp,rtuaIst church
Services every sunday night az 5.85. az
odd Fellows hail. Fifth and Brady
streets. Davenport. Messages received
every Tuesday afternoon az . o'clock
ar ufd Fellows hall Airs. Nettie
StockNeu. speaker.
Gospel meetings VIII be held a. the
Sears town lau Sunday II . p. an.
William q. Oldham OF Clinton. Iowa.
wul Pc lu charge OF the services.
Meetings Wiu De held the last SUI
day 90 every month conducted by Mr
oldham.
Church OF the Brethren-Rev. ID. A
Rowland. pastor. Services at Indus
trial hall. Fourteenth street aad Fifth
avenue. Moline. sunday school AZ 10
"a. N. Preaching AZ 1880 a. N. Even
.ins services At 1880 y. m.
The ReorEauiEed Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day saints. At Arm
DRY hall. Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Sabbath school at GAS a. m.
In charge OF Superintendent l NJ
Barns. sunday school at 1:45 and
preaching At $3.50 O'Clock. in charge Of
William Wlletts. presiding elder.
Seats are free and no collection Is
taken.
Zion Tabernacie-Second avenue and
Eighteenth street. second door: Rev
Van Buren, Shumaker In charge Zion
Junior bible school every Lords day
az . p. m. Deaconess Clark. monitor
n charge. Principal service at p.
m Divine healing Tuesday at ESQ
p. n. Praise and prayer meeting
Wednesday az S .. m
Perfect Christian way-Services at
O'Clock Sunday at CSC Eighteenth
street J. jefferson. conductor.
The International Bible Students
meet A. Odd Fellows hall. Sunday ar
80 a N. for a Berean study Sub 4
ject: bible Chronology" Al so a Z
bible lecture will be given. The pub
Lie is welcome No collection is taken. /,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
sANrELsoy REcITAL. BRmLANT

Arid samuciEun. one % the princi-
paI p.aristH 81 the University School
0f Music. Lincoln. Nsh.. gave a bril-
liant recital az AuEusfana auditorium
yesterday afternoon. appearing under
che auspices 90 the Cief club OF the
school OF music. Mr Samueison pre-
scented a heavy and difficult program
fn a faliiiers manner. playing with
excellent tecbnic. clear and correct
and with great sincerity. Mr.. sam
nelson is one % the most promising
plaulstn 81 the younger generation and
rlr work has already Von the favor
able comment % thc great musical
critics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
SOCIAL EVENTS

a. th~ eonc,uslou % che Eam~s The
eiab All meet in four weeks az the
bone o. Sra George Buck. 100 Fifth
as~eur. 1foiin~. and ths same ladies
as tEs J. O. q. ulf b. @nterfained in
ESQ seeks hT MFs = g. MaEuirs as
sisted D. her daughter. Mra. Warrru
stella. = N1.laT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24
L4DIrS ~ F4eLTS GARD PARTf.

TIE ladies 1f fHs Eagles entertained
az oa~ O. a series of card parties yes
irT1ay affrrlaDr AZ the new home.
me game % e.nes uas played ar four
tables end prizes usrf Coz Hfrs. Robert
Graham. Sire T. Ncca~rB1 ana ,frs.
Hooker Tts urEf ~ fEs series afii
81 Eeif ln twn werss ~ ts~ home ana
far case EiIl Do 500