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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-29
Important Conference.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

Berlin. July 20. - A conference
which is expected to have an import
ant bearins on the future develop
Eents OF relations between Germany
and the United States was held today
between German Chancellor Hollweg
and American Ambassador Gerard.
The Chancellor yesterday returned
from a visit to Emperor William at
the army field headquarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
BREAD SUBSTITUTES.

Bread Substitutes - Soak dried
lima beans over night. pick over and
parboil. throw away first water.
Stew till tender. season with salt and
pepper. Now drop little egg dump
lings in this broth on top of the beans,
and cover closely. Steam 10 minutes
and serve
Egg Dumplings-Sift one cup Of
-four with the teaspoon baking pow
der and a quarter teaspoon OF salt,
stir in one-half cupful of cold waite
and one whole egg. beat well. and
add more flour If necessary, to make
a stiff drop batter. Drop with a
teaspoon which has been dipped in
broth 10 prevent sticking. Egg may
be omitted and a little butter in
bean broth improves il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SABBATH HOLY DAY
IS SUNDAY THEME
PASTORS OF TRi-cITiEs WILL
SPEAK ON ITS OBSERVANCE
SPECIAL SERVICES.

Pastor affiliated with the Tri-City
Ministerial alliance viii tomorrow
speak on the general theme Of Sab
bath observance and the subject for
the day has been selected a. "Remem-
Der the sabbath Day 10 Keep II Holy"
On this subject the pastors will preach
special sermons calling attention TO
the right method OF keeping the sew
enth day.
The vesper services that have been
a feature AZ Broadway Presbyterian
church during the past winter. Will
be withdrawn for the summer months
and evening services will be held In
stead az 1880. The lunch that has
been served IN the social rooms at
the close OF the vesper services will
also be discontinued for the present.
Tomorrow morning AZ $50 at South
Park Presbyterian church a newly or
Eauircd mems bible class will meet
under the leadership OF II. z. Sudlow.
Men not otherwise affiliated are asked
90 Join the class. In the evening az
T:30 the Junior association of the
church ztlI be IN charge OF a bible
meeting and will give the program
that they have prepared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

than I. She is almost "a. Would the
difference in our ages keep us from
being happy if we should marry?
Should I go with a girl nearer my
ageF
WILLIAM.
You are too young 10 consider mar
ry-ing anyone. I would certainly ad-
wise you TO go with girls nearer. your
age, because it is rare thing when a
man is happy with a wife noticeably
older than himself
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have al
ways wanted to write religious
verses, but have never had enough
confidence in myself to inquire where
I could have them criticized conf
dentially and have the benefit of the
criticism. VIII You please tell me
where? And, also. if l present them
in my own handwriting viii they be
considered?
WOOD BEE.
Take them TO some minister and
ask his opinion of them. He will be
only too glaS TO advise you about
them. minister would not mind
having them in your own handwrit-
ing, and il they are good enough TO
be printed you can easily have them
typewriter.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Will you
please tell me what I can do for my
hands2 They are chapped. and when
they get dirty the grease stays il
the pores for days at a time
LINKUN.
The following lotion should be
used to soften and whiten the hands
Strained honey, one ounce: lemon
juice. one ounce; cologne. one ounce.
Mix and rub well into the hands at
night, then wear a pair Of large kid
gloves, the palms split for ventila-
ton. The lotion should be used after
the hands have been in water, as in
washing dishes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Queen Esther guild Of the Me
mortal Christian church will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. Emma Winans,
1910 Fifth avenue.
The Rock Island County Humane
society Vill meet Monday morning at
10 O'Clock in the Office OF Dr. J. ".
Stewart in the Safety building.
The Ladies' Sewing society Of Beth
any home will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. c. c. Kirsch, 1928 Seven
teenth street.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Rock
Island County Humane society Will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. J.
". Jones. 72S Fifteenth street. This
will be a program meeting instead OF
sewing session and il will begin At
$50 O'Clock and members are asked
20 attend promptly on time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SCRIPTURE

The Sabbath. a Day OF Worship
will be the theme for sermons in Rock
Island and vicinity the coming Sab
bath the following scriptures have
been prepared for the day.
Scripture.
Exodus eos: Remember the sab
bath day 20 keep II holy.
Exodus 31:i2: And the Lord spake
unto Moses. saying: Speak thou also
unto the children of Isresl. saying.
Verify my Sabbaths thou shalt keep;
for /; is a sign between Ne and you
throughout your generations: that We
may know that / am the Lord that
doth sanct.fy you. We shall keep the
Sabbath therefore: for Il Is holy unto
you-everyone that defleth II shall
surely be put TO death: for whatsoever
doeth any work therein that soul shall
be cut of from among his people.
II IS a sign between me and the
children OF isreal forever: for in six
days the Lord made heaven and earth,
and on the seventh day he rested and
vas refreshed.
Exodus $50: . But on the sew
eujh day there shall be to you an
holy day. a Sabbath OF rest to the
Lord.
Levitieus 1880: Ye shall keep Ny
Sabbaths and reverence my sanctu-
ary--I am the Lord
Lev. 23:3: But the seventh day
IS the Sabbath OF rest and holy convo-
cation.
Isaiah 5s:I3: II thou turn away
thy foot from the Sabbath. from do
ing thy pleasure on my holy day; and
call the Sabbath a delight. the holy
OF the Lord. Honorable; and shalt hon
or him. not doing thine own ways.
nor finding thine own pleasure, nor
speaking thine own words:
Then shalt thou delight thyseif in
the Lord; and | will cause thee TO
ride upon the high places of the earth.
and feed thee with the heritage OF
Jacob thy father-for the mouth OF
the Lord hath spoken IL.
Mark 1:21 and straightway on the
Sabbath day he entered into the syn
agosue and taught.
Mark 2:21: And he said unto them.
the Sabbath was made Tor man and
not man for the Sabbath: therefore
the Son OF Man Is Lord also of the
Sabbath:
Acts l7;c: And Paul. as his man.
ner was. went in unto them. and three
sabbath days reasoned with them
out OF the scriptures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SIMPLE homE REMEDIES.

Sure cure for rough hands (if one
can use glycerine. some cannot
Two ounces pure glycerin, two ounces
rosewater, one ounce citric acid. Put
all together in a bottle. Shake often
night rub a little on the hands. rub
bing in thoroughly, leaving on till the
morning bath. Have cured chapped
and bleeding hands in a weeks time.
Removes sunburn also.
Glycerin applied to burns. then
heaping flour over the affected parts
to keep out the air, is good.
Lemon as a Cosmetic-Lemon juice
rubbed on the cheeks before going 10
bed and allowed TO dry there. Will re
nov freckles, sunburn and whiten
the skin and give it charming
smoothness and softness to the touch
This should be done about three times
week. winter and summer Dilute
juice with water il skin will not stand
pure juice. Even warm water and
soap are not sufficient 10 remove the
dirt in the pores. but the acid of the
lemon will carry OF all such blemish-
es. Half teaspoonful of lemon juice
in glass of water, brushed on the
gums and teeth. viii give the same
feeling OF cleanliness. IL will remove
the mouth. As hair tonic and wash,
il has no rival. Squeeze a half lemon
in bowl of tepid water and rub the
half lemon vigorous into the roots
and scalp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
HOUSEHOLDS,
HINTLC @z'
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

Magic Polishing Cloth-This Is a
fine. handy thing for Frightening up
silver and does away with the muss
ana dust of powders. Dissolve half
cup shaved white soap into cup OF
hot water and when this is cold stir
in three heaping tablespoonful pow
dered whiting and a few drops OF
ammonia. Stir into a smooth jelly.
Lay this jelly on clean pieces of
flannel, let the cloth absorb all that
is possible, and dry quick rub
with one of these cloths viii remove
all taTnish.
If a garment is soiIed with perspira-
ton. wash with Indian meal and
lukewarm water, instead Of soap.
Wall Paper Cleaner-Two cups OF
flour. half cup cold water. three
fourths cup salt. one tablespoon am
monia. one tablespoon coal oil. Stir
all together, boil in double boiler
until like a thick paste, then let it
cool a little, and knead like bread
dough Put in alright cans. keep
in cool place. This costs about five
cents and is we'll worth trying
After cleaning windows it is very
annoying to have flies dirty them
Immediately. To keep flies off.
dampen a cloth with kerosene and
rub it on glass. The disagreeable
odor soon evaporates from the room
and no flies On the windows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
The TABLE.

Caramel Tapico-Soak one CUP
tapioca over night in enough warm
water 20 make moist. Add one cup
brown sugar. small piece butter and
pinch salt. Bake in oven until clear;
remove from oven and beat into IL
one cup cold water. Serve with
cream. Nuts may be added IF desired.
PIanked Steak With MacarOnl-
Use one small flank steak, one can
tomatoes. two small onions chopped,
one green pepper chopped, one-third
package of macaroui cooked, one Level
teaspoonfuI salt, one-fourth level tea
spoonful pepper, one teaspoonIul
kitchen bouquet. two level teaspoon
f,,ls butter Trim and score the steak;
lay it Fat on board sprinkle with
salt. pepper and the chopped vege-
tables; roll and tie. Put butter into
a pot. melt, brown the meat in tbs.
add one cupful boiling water and the
tomatoes. and cook slowly until tae
meat is tender Add the cooked mac
aroni. and one spoonful OF -four
dissolved in a little cold water. stir
for a moment. add the kitchen 0ou-
quet. and cook again slowly for TWEEN
~ minutes Serve on a hot platter
heap the macaroni around the meat
sprinkle with grated cheese ana
little chopped parsley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
HADT ano
HOME
pQeBIEMS|
mrs ELI ZAETI TLeHPSQ ON

Dear Mrs. Thompson ID | have
been going with a boy for over seven
months, and We thought a good bit of
each other. a few days ago we had
little fight and now when he passes
me in school he always looks at me
and speaks but does not make any
attempt to try TO go with me. Please
tell me how I can regain his friend
ship
ca Is it proper for me to speak to
him?
ANXIOUS.
ID II you were 10 blame for the
quarrel. apologize. but If it was has
fault. wait until he comes to you.
CD OF course it is.
In reply to Discouraged You are
certainly a woman of character or
you could not do all that you are
doing so cheerfully. But in letting
your brother and his family live with
YOU under the conditions which now
exist you are taking a decidedly
wrong course; you are helping him
to be irresponsible and inefficient,
and at the same time sacrificing
NOQrSeI. II VIII take a great uedl OF
courage. but you must force him to
leave even if you have TO get the
courts TO cooperate with you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My 20-year-
old son is engaged to a girl of whom
thoroughly disapprove. She is %,
very pretty. an excellent dresser. but
the kind who has nothing in her head
except attracting men. She utterly
lacks modesty and makes love with
my son right before my two daugh-
tiers. my husband and myself l am
sensible enough 70 realize that oppOsi-
ton will only aggravate things. Can
you suggest anything for me to do?
MADAM Y
You are right about opposing the
engagement Entertain the girl
often. talk about her continually and
praise her to your son. II you can
ridicule her peculiarities without a
sting in what you say. do so now and
then. Ridicule is very effective where
opposition fails.
Dear Mrs Thompson: am going
with a girl who is four years older
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

MISS fsf@u Oison. daaEhssr % NJ
sn4 Mrs. lena Olssn % Melas aa4
Franx r Eeuar % ne eitf. soa q
Nr ant Me- recg NsiIas % nsaVsr.
Cot. were anlsef .e marriaFe az =
efeiock TnursdaY sVsaiaa AZ tns par
sanax~ % Trfn'tF Gsrman Latnsrar
eh1rea. ragesroet. Fre. Oseaf IT.
storm oereiatiax ne bride Uas at.
f~ndsd ~ her sister Miss Efhs' Olsoa
as bridssma.d sntf Carries staassa act.
"a a. best aaa The bride we're a
s0-sa % whifs era gftasmed Ia lace.
aad hsr aft@rdaaf VS. Pressed ia
pale Bfue slE So. aaf Wfs Erltf
vii MAKE tasff hems ia fais cilv.
ne groom be,aa smsisTsf a. Hacs
fsianG tsssnai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
PLAN FoR WAY PARTY.

At a meeting OF the educational
committee OF Bethany home held yes
terday az the New Harper. plans were
made for the postponed benefit bridge
party to be held some time the last Of
May. As planned before the affair
viii be held at the home OF Mrs. Wal
ter Rosenfield in this city, each mem
her inviting az least four guests. max
ing MP one or more tables for the
games. The next meeting OF the COM
mttee will be held at the Manufactur-
ers' hotel in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
PUPILS ~ DRAMATIC ART az
CtTAI.

Miss Anna Goidstein presented a
number Of her pupils in a dramatic
art recital Yesterday afternoon AZ the
home OF Mrs. J. J. Taxmsy. 1850 Fifth
avenue. assisted by Mss Sarah Tax
man. soprano accompanied BY Miss
Mildred Beck. The program vas rem
dcred a. follows:
Reading. The Swan Song" Two
Lovers. --Goidie Sosna-
Reading. a Small Sisters Reflec-
ton" -Luiu's Complaint-"-Ruih Tax
man.
Reading. "Mademoiseile.' Identify
Ing Herself'-Elien Owens.
Voice. An Irish Song" nangel.
To Ny First Love" CLohr)-Miss
Taxman-
Reading. The Psychologists Pre-
scrlp;ion. Florence Livingstone.
Reading. The Land OF Beginning
Again" - Day a; School
Totten.
Reading. Chloe AIMS Easter
Esss.- In the Mornin.' "-Mazie
Lewis
Voice. 7 Love You Truly" CBond).
Miss Taxman-
By special request Miss Rhina Gold
stein gave The Wheels OF Time"
Dainty refreshments we're served az
ter the recital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
EoR BUSY MOTHERS.

For the mothers who have little
children just getting around into
everything. this will be a great help.
Make frame about two and one
half feet wide by three feet long and
p inches high, having Stats three
inches wide set about three inches
apart running up and down from plat
form 10 top rail (which may be fin
ished along top side with haif-round
strip 20 make 1t smooth for baby's
hands,: bore hole in each corner and
put in casters Tack light pad in bot
tom, put in baby's playthings with
baby. and YOU have a nice. safe place
for him or her while you are out
doors or upstairs. Also make a nice
place TO keep toys. Can be moved
from one room TO another or out of
doors IN warm weather.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
:: CHURCHES .:

1tuan Psresbgtrriars Rev ~ ~.
saaw. pastor sgnsag sehooi az $50
a. m Preceding services AZ t0sfs a.
as asa $50 q o. Mif.W~e< prayer
services We4aesfay seeainz 90 5sso.
LUTHERAn-
Zoo sWeIss Lgfheraa Forty s,th
ssrees aef Seventh avenue. Rev. -. =.
Forss~rr pastor Sunday school a.
0s2y a.. O. Services AZ t0sts a a. ssd
g g. . a.
Firss swcsisa tl1strra.. corner Fuurs
t-ertk ssr~~e asf Tosrsh aver-s- Rev.
Kari NussaE. passer. sgn4ay school
as o CO. a. rg. Services a. 1895 q a..
ana rFr
Grace Erzrss tsthsraa. corner
4sgeefa avsuge and Forty-f1ufta
street Rev. Ira o. So-sste.a. passos
saasaY scs7eI at us e. n Services
as t1a11 a aa ss1 2 60 Q ~.
Cermae EvsaEs,seaL cusEFr Twsifts
street asE TW~5ftt avsags. EsV. =.
= He.E passe-. sgaesy sesoel az $50
a. si. Services a. $3.50 =. C. aas s.s9
B e.
fruararrs Cerreas t.gss-ras. Tsss-
Essa s.fres tss Flf.f svea4~, Rev
o. Wfels1. pastor sseaag school
az O f5. eerfFssiarsf service az 70 a.
el gaI. Services az 90 a. a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
PLAN MAY CONCERT.

\ largely attended meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF Grace Lutheran
church vas held yesterday In the home
OF Mrs. John Arnell. 1904 Seventh ave-
nue.. whore plans were made FOR n con-
cert 20 be given May { At the church.
Committees we're appointed 20 make
necessary arrangements for the affair.
The business session vas followed BY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
WITH OLD cuRTAINs.

When your net lace curtains are
100 badly worn for using DO not
throw them away.
Cut of the lace edge and the ne1
Fart makes good waist Innings.
/, can also be used for pretty
souncings for petticoats; join them
with lace insertion and finish w',A
a lace edge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
ARRANGE DANCING PARTY.

At a meeting OF the alumnae OF st.
Joseph's school held last evening in
the school house. plans were made for
a dancing party 20 be given Tuesday,
April II. AZ X c. hall The following
noor committee was appointed: Miss
es Regina Blake. Marcella Reidy. Ma
bel Broderick and Stella Gibson All
members OF the aiumnae will assist on
the reception committee. The Criter-
Ion orchestra will give the dance pro-
gram.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
carstoLic

CATtOLtC-
81 Joscpss parish church. Sscoae
avesgs aEd Fourtssafh street. Father
J. =, oufan. rector. dean. Father W. ..
ParEr. assistant rector Masses NJ
:. = > aad 10 a m Sunday school A.
$50 a. m. Week fsy masses a; : a N.
sacred Heart parish eAEreh. FIRE
svesus and Twsnfy-sixhfh street. Pa
shs- Ctszsaf 2. OMEN. rector. Masses
az 7se0. ss11 and 1880. Sunday
school az SIS a n Sweating prayer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
METHODIST

Frss Mssss6ss. rerusr Fifts Evssss
ass Nfasteerta street Rev - =
1g.zsu ess-5r sanGay se2agf as
$3.50 a. ns Epvorta lrsFss az $50 Q
g.. rreset.sz az 20 g. a.. 70 ard ssze
o. e.
Spencer 1ffrsstsf 11stsoG.st. eerssr
FarfY lslst ssrses sss sssssts avsaEs
Rev W. tt Tepr. tssEor. serezy
scseo. sf 3s2a g. m. EpWeFts l-aE@s
sf $3.50 O. u. Services az 1904 g q. a..
aaG 30 o. u.
Gs-rsas ffrtssfrss. corner Fszr-
teerta stFeet ss6 s sta avsau~. Rev.
g. 4 EssselEsssp. pastor Sszfsy
sessel a. $50 q. e Eawarrs tsaEss ~
fsEg p. sF. Services ss 20 IS q. n aad
90 m
s're- tf~ssoEass. 1880 Nlssh avssgs.
Rev = g. EoeSsabses. passef sza-
Ga7 setecl al @ 81 q a. Love feast a.
o. m Services a. 1875 a. a. aas
rss9 . or
wraa Nsssssfss Rev. Atsrss D.S.
ca pastor Ssas1g setsot as Ssfs .
s. Tgwerts tssEus az g. Is . n SCI
wees Es t0sts a en- and Tss1 Q IN
vKaYmas Afriesa 70 = (eniossel.
corner FlftE aaE a hs'f avengs aad
Trt-teerta street. Rev james l.
vgnartor. pastor. Ssnaay school a.
% a u Services a. 1895 a. a. and
a. p n CHRISTIAN saesavpr league
az $50 ,. O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
THE BIBLE

And It's Divine Author defended against all
assaults and criticisms well false doc
trines, and expounded in harmony with reason
aS well as scripturaliy by l.. Fries of Chicago
Sunday morning at 1880 at Odd Fellows hall.
18th ave, near 18th St. Free. No collection.
1nteSnational Bible Students Association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SCIENTIST

FIRST Chureh % Christ. sclcrtisi.
ss5 snfy-ihirf street Sunday aorv.
ic~ or i0fs a m- Subject iesson. Are
SIN. Disease aud Death Really
The ehufcA maintains a free rsa1ir :
roam ia che Peoples National Bank
bgiialaE. uaieh 90 open every seek
asy from 1850 q. m % 8 .. n. Ezf
every Saturday eseriaE from : 90 8
o'clock All authorized literature on
ctfissiaz Seieaee may Dc read or
purchased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
IKE cRoss clRcLg NEETs

Silver Cross circle q Kings pauEh-
ts-s bed thc April meeting yesterday
Ia The horle % Mrs. Charles Volk.
fse1 F1fth avrnEe Reports from the
coffee given recgutir az the home %
Mrs VClk slowed that So had been
cleared from the affair. The circle 70
seWinE sor the VisltinE Nurses assn-
cation. making Infants dresses. Re
fFsshmeuts were served daring
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
WEST END sErrLEMEnr-

Wess Ead settlement. so Seventh
arerses SguriEr prayer mertins
sf ss-S Services a. 1918 a m and
ESQ p. ca Sunday scnool A. z.z0 2
m W. q Barker sgpcrtnteaGe-f. Cot
taET prayer aectias Ntoaday. mid
wees service Wednesday and tarryin<
meetias Friday
Progressive sgirituaiis' Church-
Services ever Saafay aiEht a. 7sfs. a.
odd Fellows hall. Ftfth and Brady
streets. Davenport Messages received
every Tuesday aftsTaoou az z O'Clock
a. Oed FriipWs' hau. ,tFe. Sct;is
ssoekweli. speaker.
Gospel rarcssu<s wtii b. held az the
sears toea bah Sunday "a . p. m
VILLAS - OLDHAM % CIintou. Iowa.
Wfi BE- % charge % the services
NestiakS vll b. held ths last slt.-
day % ever moath conducted by Mr
oiahaHl-
caareh 90 the Brethr~a-Rsv. d. A.
Rou land. pastor. Services az Indus-
Trial hall FouFtssath street and Fffth
aveaus. Moiine. Sunday school a. 10
a IN Preaching a; 1850 a. N. Even
iaE services a. 7:so ,. II
Tho ReorEssi<ed Church 90 Jesus
Chris; % Latter Day Saints. AZ Arm.
org hall. Sixteenth street aud Third
avenue. Sabbath school AZ s:45 a m.
In charge OF Superintendent I ".
Barns Sunday school - 1913 and
preaching a; $50 O'Clock. In charge OF
William Wiiietfs. presiding elder.
Seats are free and 10 collection IL
taken-
Zioz Tabsruscie-Secord avenue and
Ei<hfseath street. second floor. Rev.
Van Buren, Shumaker In charge. Zion
Junior bible school every Lords day
AZ : p m Dcaconess CLARK. monitor
a. charge Principal service At D
N Divtas healing Tuesday ~ ESQ
2. m Praise and prayer meeting
Wednesday AZ ?. n
Perfect Christian way-Serviees At
O'Clock Sunday a; s56 Eighteenth
street J. jefferson. conductor
The international Bible Students
meet AT Odd Fellows hall. Sunday II
5 - n n. for a Bcrcan study sub
fset: Bible Chronology Al 1885
bible lecture ~iii be given By L. Fries
OF Chiea<o- The pubiic l. welcome
No eoiieetson 10 tAkca-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
rririfT Episcopal church. Nine
tesnth street and Sixth avenue. Rev.
Granville &C. Sherwood. rector Easter
services a. 8. = and 1925 q. n Chill
dfes's service az o'clock. 80 even
ms service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
saEssv-rrRfAN-

General HrrslTtsr6 erFnrr 81
FerFtsenla st~reF srf rsotf tvers.s
Rev ragtt y lsfssea. esseer ssar
dsg sceoot az 1 .tu a. m. garisstaa gn.
Gsaeor AL t5 a. aervfc-s ft tG g.
a "a. sad CD D. m.
grasdwsV rfesaF tsrfss. corner 81
r,vsu eatff sgest aeg aeVeats ave-
aus. Rev fsmes Edgar Wgsoa. cas-
sor SeaGsY se8aef &C. 8st4 "a. u. Ser
Vices sF f0 a. a. s are $50 w.
NonnE reopte mrrfrE at $3.50 81 u
There VIZ b. 40 flaearea WorufnE
rneire. "tr ere sefe.f con- enc to-ts
naF. Even s sgaieet. enc Parable
q ths Seasons rNe vesBer service
L. Withdrawn for enc summer roafgs
Saufh Park Presbyterian. cerusr &C
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school az $50 a. n NoueE Peoples
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fasts a N. and go p m Noruirs
thsnns. The Fourth Commandment.
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Is Evsnirx services az 7:50
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ane Fesrtesuth street Rev. J. =.
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and 7s1o . II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

pleasant social time. Miss Katherine
t-arkin ALL entertain az the Nay meet
tuE % the circle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

q time OF sociabiIity and a delightful
lunch was served