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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18

many who can afford TO make only
small donations, but these arc received
just az gratefully. because they come
from those who may themselves be
acquainted with an unequal struggle
against fate and fortune.
WILL CARE FOR EIGHT
GROUPS THROUGH WINTER
'"he total amount required-Sl, 300
Will care for these several groups for a
season. make up for what they lack
The mothers will realize that they have
friends. albeit they are unknown. who
will not stand by and SEQ them go
down into deeper distress. The chill
drcn will be clothed and fed. and babies
will not stretch out little fists to empty
air. Those who are Ill will receive
their medicine and attention, and the
deserted wife will be aided bS' the com
munity.
The appeal is made at this time be-
cause il is the season of giving, the
season when charity naturally lends
itself TO those who arc in need and
when the more fortunate consider those
whom chance, mistake perhaps has
brought TO the verge Of starvation.
The campaign for the eight groups
will end on Christmas Eve. when It is
confidently hoped the small mission
will have been fulfilled and cheer, COM
fort and good tidngs will have been
brought to empty hearts and frcless
homes
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EAST PHISSIAN CAPrIvES
DIE; Fast IN SIBERIA

Red Cross Society reports that over
ca per cent of tho men, women and
children who were taken from Eastern
Prussia two years ago and sent to
Siberia are dead. Many Of those still
alive ere suffering with consumption
and others arc cripplcs for life, he
cause their limbs have been frozen
SO badly that they had had to he am
putated Few OF the unfortunates will
see their native towns again. If the
war lasts another year.
The German government recently
made new efforts to libcratc these in
noccnt victims OF Russian barbarism.
and even offered to exchange a number
Of captured Russian officers and SOL
diers for them, but Russia refused to
listen TO this proposition when II was
made through the Swedish Minister in
Petrograd
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HOPE TO COMPLETE FUND
BEFORE CHRISTMAS EVE
Gratifying Response From Generous
Public In Behalf Of Eight
Opportunities.
NEARLY HALF OF FUND RAISED
Total Amount OF $1,000 Will Care
for Eight Groups and Make Up for
What They Lack Throughout Win
ter Season.

With contributions being received in
gratifying numbers and quantity. The
Times Dispatch feels hopeful tina, its
appeal in behalf of eight families to
tide them over crucial season of the
year Will be fulfilled. Up TO Yesterday
the total amount received was SJJ525.
nearly half the sum needed, a notable
record considering the few days that
have elapsed since the appeal was first
made.
Opportunity No. ! needs only s25
more to complete the required amount,
and as thi:, Is q particularly pitiaLlc
case, II is trusted that the remainder
will soon be Forthcoming. Interest In
the movement is wider than tie city
OF Richmond. Contributions from other
cities have been received, showing that
ono touch of pity makes the whole
world kin. 1t is not necessary to make
the contributions large. There are
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DOUBLE FUNERAL TODAY
Mother and Daughter Succurh =
rneumonin within Five Hour.
OF Each 0fksr

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. December u.
a double funeral will take place
from t5anistcr Lodge. near Scottsbure
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock as
the result Of two deaths. a mother and
daughter, under one roof both iron,
pneumonia. The mother, Mrs. Betti,
L. Clark. aged eighty-one years. cid
est daughter of the late DR.. e. A.
Coleman. Of Halifax. died on Friday.
In 1851 she married John Clark whom
she survived only twenty-five months.
he having died in February, 1915. She
If survived by four daughters. Mrs.
K. W. Williams. of Richmond. N;.s
Maria Clark. Mrs. w. w. Milford. ana
Mrs. l.: C. Lawson: one son. John
Clark, Jr., OF Halifax.
Her daughter. Mrs. Ellie Clark Mel,
son. aged hfty-seven years, died this
morning. She is survived by four
dauEhter' and two sons. Misses Bette
Virginia. Ellie. and Polly Nelson, and
Robert ami Page Nelson, OF Albemarle
County.
The family is prominent and we'll
known throughout the State. John
Clark having been Il eat-grandson
OF Patrick Henry.
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MEETINGS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. October 20, 1915
TO the Stockholders OF Southern Rail.
CpInpar,y-

SOUTHERN RAlLNA COMPANY.
New York. October 20. 1916.
To the Stockholders OF Southern Rail-
way Company:
NOTICE Is hereby given. that gen.
eral meeting or the stockholders Of
Southern hallway Company has been
called Wy the board OF directors and
VIII be held at the principal office of
the company in tie Times Dispa ten
Building. in the cry of Richmond. Va.
on FRIDAY, the 5th day Of January.
1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for
tho purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning the creation OF a
mortgage upoh the railroads and DINER
property. securities and franchises OF
the company. to he designated the ro-
funding AID Improvement mortgage,
and the iasue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured, limited IN amount to
SoOV,VO0.VoO at any time outStand ny
TO be ISSUED from time to time in let
tered series. maturing on such dates
not later than October /. 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates az shall
DC liked by the board of directors with
respect TO each series: and for the pur-
pose Oh considering and taking all
such other or further action in respect
20 the creation Of said mortgage and
the issue and sale Of said bonds as MAJ
come before the meeting. including ap-
proving the form and provisions Of
salo mortgage, approving "a plan for
the exchange OF the development and
general mortgage pe- cent bonds OF
me company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said rcfund!ns and
Improvement mortgage, and approving
all action taken by the boarc OF d!rec-
tors IN the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF tranaactinG such other business
as lawfully and properly may DO
brought before the meeting
The transfer books Of both pre-
terred and common stock Will be closed
al O'clock L. NJ. on December 8, 1916
ana "ill be reopened at ~ o'clock ~
NJ. OH January u. 1917
BY order VI the Board OF Directors
r. 5. WYNN
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EDITOR is FINED
Must Pay $40 Isud Costs ON Charge
OF Criminaliy LibeiinE George
IL, krezell

Especial to The Vines Dispatch.J
HARRlSONBURG. VA. December II.
n. Il. Smythe, editor of the Daily
Independent. OF Harris&nburg. was nm
cd $50 and costs by the jury last night
on the charge of criminal libel. Smythe
was appealing from $i0p fine and ten
days Jail sentence imposed in magis-
tra;e'S court The warrant was sworn
cut by former Senator George Il. Kee-
eel principal owner of the Daily News
Record.
The costs. which the Jury placed on
Smythc. are reported to be 3490. Tho
case was heard before Judge ID. y.
White from Princess Anne County, be-
ginning last Tuesday morning. The
jury took the case last night a; 1880
and rendered verdict about mid
night.
Another criminal libel and two $4,000
damage suits against Smythe are yet
to be heard They were carried oVor
to tho January term Of court ~
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NOIICES-l.egul.

NOTICE. or APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that in conform
NY with the provision of chapter lac.
section tActs OF Assembly. 1870. the
undeThisn"n VIII apply ON January .. 1917.
ut 10 O'Clock a. Nj. thereafter
rs the court VIII hear this application. to
the Hustlnsh Court OF the city OF Rich inond
Tor license under said act to manufacture
fihvorlnE extracts. etc, at 306 North Tween
- sixth street. Richmond Va.
tSisneLJ J. a. NOLDE
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IT'D WANTS
cents a limo per insertion.

:s IN II !$s
ssS SsEp #}TiS zE !#*KS$I?iHs
G 60 ffASc HE pc on iGHi' CASH ~ Az
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY and Daily insertions. 20 cents
coMsEUUTivE insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wanted Male and Female
] time DAILY Or SUNDAY. cents line
basis Of MEASUREMENT is solid agate. II
lines to tho inch and zig words to an ms I'M, iims
clssslncStion. not guarantecd after $ T.. 81.
SUBSTATIoSS FOR It'd. WANT ABB.
The following Times Dispstch Branch , ~
regular Office rates which are given above:
WEST or FOCSHEE STREET.
wost End Pharmacy. 1871 W. Cary street
Cawedo.s Drug Store. Floyd Aro. and
;isrn's pharmacy. 2z2s Hanover Ave.
r. gsse pr pius s'S s,ert s o2se
Wrishts DRUG Co.. Inc. LomoaraF anu
aiss awe Asehae e'' Fhafmaey' Alien Ave. and
5of5 4s P s,s.s Go SO 81 " 4 Ma,a St St
BuInc'Is DEus store ta7 ". Broad S -;
Tarfant Drug store. Foushec and Broad
EAST or FouSHEE STREET.
T. 7. Jonries Drug store, ~ r. bioaS St
Farlcys Pharmacy, Third 4pd Main SITS.
Wallis Drug Store, Fifth 3ad Anrshaii SIS
". X. Vaughan, 31l Eor:h Fifth 81.
W. IL. Daley. 80 North tenth .,
Rcha rdsOn Drug store. DOL y. seventeenth
r. H. childrey. % =. Eighteenth St.
Turner's Pharmacy. twenty nrst and Main
SITS.
Williams Pharmacy. Twenty -nrs, and Mar
Springer Drug Company. Invent, third and
WOOD ( sehaaf DruE Co. Twenty nt.h
eni Venable St..
Woods Pharmacy. Twen,y Nth and Leigh
SIS.
81
S d Craig Drug Store, 800 Z. Broad 81.
R!cha rdson clay street DRUG Store. 5ol ~
PARAMOUNT.
rairmount Pharmacy. :l25 fairmount Ave.
BARTON lIEIGtiTs.
Radys DRUG Store. North Ave.
HIGHLAND Park.
-. Cosby 4: Co. ltJ Third Ave
". X. Vaughan. Fourth and Stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND.
. chan. w: Garrison. 1920 Hull ST ana oll'
Forest H!ll Ave.
SwAESBORO.
y. Roberts. 2V0i Hull s.,
J 4 BLACK 3,is wiiliamsburs 49,.
Peoples Drug Store. 800 Williamsburg 49,.
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

'"Fho Progressive Railway Of tho South"
Trains leave daily: 0 a. NJ. Norlina local:
1850 Il. NJ. Sleepers Atlanta and Jaclsson-
Vile: 6;35 l; 81; sIeepGrs Jaeksonville. Tam:
j.. NJ. Shoppers, Atlanta. nirminghan. Jacii-
sonvile Tampa and ST. Petersburg. Trains
$50 p. NJ.
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EIGHT OPPORTUNITIES


Has tuberculosis:
4 wife whose husband. n printer. IL
suffer inE with tuberculosis. and who her
self has become affected. Is attempting
thIr" years old. respectively. with AS
sistmncc: she and her husband may re-
cover. They need SEQ.
Contributed to date. S49.25.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BEFORE and after the show and when on
SS0DA AND CIGAR STORE. 20: East Broad
Stroet where you VIII have hearty wei
como and can get the best drinks. sundaes
creams, candies. lunch and cigars In the
our isbcstos pipe covering saves fuel.
protects plant. produces moro heat In
NeEtiEate. Southern iShrstos ME- Co
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THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK

~, OF NIIIIMtJND.
TEE regular snmual meeting q, the s ilag
h3ia:Ia OF this bank VIII be held at its
~, ~. KING nou&c on II. 9Th day Of January
ly..: - /. o'clock noon. for the election OF
ultoc'nrs Tor tn. ensuing year and the con
hi."rhlph "t any other business which ma :
isoresy cor;I. tcfore the meeting The
; Nt'cho!Ctis VII! also consider and take
I. non upon p!oposition Looking 10 the in.
,!caso ~ the anita stock OF the bans
- CONWAY u. GORDON. Cashier
The Union Bank OF Rlchmond. Va.
II annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the linton Bank OF Richmond will he
hctp on Thursday, january II. 1917. at IL
o cicck; noon. At It's banking house llVi
GEORGE ". CALL.
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tho following property:
/. Lot with brick dwelling known as
230l East Franklin Street. thereon.
fronting - feet IL inches on Frank
lin Street, at the southeast corner OF
Franklin and Twcnty-third Streets
>. Two lots and the brick dwellings
thereon known as Nos. 1903 and 1905
East Franklin Street.
This property could be improved and
made TO produce a handsome income.
splendid site for n manufacturing
plant.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at
six and twelve months In equal in
ctallmcnts, purchaser to execute nego-
liable notes bearing interest from the
date OF conveyance of sale fo!. the de-
ferrcd payments. with the right OF
purchaser to pay all cash, if he shal
so elect. title of the property to he re-
tanned by the court until the whole
purchase money shall have been paid
and a deed directed to be executed TO
the purchaser.
JOHN ]. BLAKE.
RICHARD w. CARRINGTON
ALEXANDER H. SANDS
JAMES w. GORDON,
WlLLOUGHBY NEWTON, JR..
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re-
Quircd by the special commissioners by
decree in the above entitled cause has
bcem duly executed
S. p. WADDILL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Henrico
County.
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I'Ol'lt.

Husband In asylum:
a woman whose husband IS confined
in the Eastern Stpte Hospital and who
Inns four young children to support, mono
Of them being old enough to work. Is In
dire need of hrip. Her husband muy
recover; but in the meantime the struz-
gle to keep HON" AMI fnn,ily is becoIn-
Ing each day more difficult. For her
SEQ II needed.
Contributed to date. S5I.00
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DEATHS

1915. at 1895 T. 81 ~ his residence.
so /. Nor,h Twenty attn street, j. W.
The funeral Will take place THIS tMo%-
Union Station II l.. Church. Interment IN
lakewood
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BY virtue of a decree entered in the
Circuit Court OF Henrico County. Va,
on the 10th day OF July. 1916 in the
suit OF Mollic X. CaSsclman. Admins
tratriX VS. May Alice Goddin CT ais
and George Jordan vs., Mollie II. Cas-
sclmHn ct ais. the special commission
ers thereby appointed will offer for
sale at public auction. on the promises.
on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18

THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND. VA.
THE directors OF the Union Bank S Of i rich Itch
mond have this day declared semi.
annual dividend OF 10 pcr cent Il per cent
increase over last one pai1) out OF tho enrm-
ing. .n or ,t the past six months payable to tho
GEO. w. CALL, Cashier.
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SIN.
Widow with three ,inuGhters:
This family. husbn nticss and father
fe>-. II rking out an existence m an In
sufficient Income. Shc In working hnrd
~ that they may he together. but tho
task will soon become too difficult. They
Cont ributed to date, S49.25.
SEVEN.
Another tuberculosis case:
a wife Is trying to caro- for her hus-
hand, "a baker. who Is a victim OF tmber.
whom is iiyc and the youngest Of whom
may TccovrE' e and thrs hama may aii be S SppS
agnin. For them 500 IN usked.
Contributed to dntc. StS.75.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

.'"ia.s l-raNG I..Gts..ol,.----...-.
..t.c.ui9 Esurya not .uaC.HtcGu. For tho
South--Daily: $3.50 a. Nj. local; 10 80 \, 81
SHpIess, phrior u.Nrt car. /. Al. eApre,s
II 10 +; NJ. eNpresl sleeping open, $500
T.: NJ: s;uv r. NJ. local. Tor heysviiie. Chass
CITY and Buffalo JunCtion-wetk DAYS.
York River t.!ne-l:l0 +. NJ. SIeame.
Irhin. except sunday. connecting for BaIt..
more I'arioT carr. 1855 y, NJ. and Al,
Trains ArriN. tiichmon'.--Fron. the South.
100 4. NJ. and s:lo A. NJ. ICES p. NJ. 1855
+. NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ except '.unday
From West Point: S:as A. Nj. except Mon
day: $40 a. NJ. ana 6:l5 p 81. daily.
Office 301 L. Main ST. Phone Madison 80
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EIGHT.
Invalid husband.

invalid huSbund:
The wife. who never worked before.
~ attempting TO enrn wages now. hut
her earnings nrc too small to help her
husband md to support and dnuEh-
ter: She IN trying desperately hnrd. but
rather than Rtve up her family she has
Cont ribiIted to date, S45.s6
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LOST AND .Oi ND.

LOST. la Broad street stopping district.
amethyst breast pin surrounded by
pearls Reward Mrs. Burbank. Monroe
[errGce
LOST. black hudson seal nun IA iltn"y or
near corner 81 Harrison ana Franklin. II
found please return IVJ1 West Franklin
LOST. Saturday morning. between Twenty
ninth and SIarStIal! 10 sixth ana CANA, or
from canal 10 ttTst and Broad; bracelet en-;
grayeG inside Louis 10 Teua May. Reward
II returned 3!3 Sorth l'-suty ninth
Street T.l"pn"nc Randolph :isS-J
LOST. poCk-thook on Broad aui Main car
containing small change and check IN
Danville BanS Reward. Return TO J.. ~.
Heath. 9iI East Marshall.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-EAIL LINZ 70 SORFOIk
EoS $ols oEk: sis 4. H ~. 10 .sn x. 81.
,.E0k Li&cnnut,i AND THE. WEST:
iis:i1 A. ~; -s;'% A. NJ: zoe 4; NJ. .Y:5i
Arrive kiGhn.ona from, Norfolk: .u:tt
iron. the vest '6: lis A. Nj. .S:3I A II
RAY i. M. !l:t0 l.. NJ. '0.iT +. A. 800
T. NJ
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. .sunday
" sb DEVIL ". c SAUNDERS
p 7. u, Roanoke. C. p. A.. Eoanoke
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Richm1nd Trust and Savings Company.
AT mseting Of ne hoard Of directors OF
quarterly dividend OF l per cent was de-
clared upon it's capital stock. payable Jan
uhry ,. 1917. to stockholders Of record at
close OF business December 81. 1916. Checks
II. J. wILLINGHAM JR
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THREE.

Deserted wife:
This woman ma. five children. whose
ages range from nine years to one. She
IL respected and respectable. She wishes
to keen her children with her at home.
md for this she requires nid. For her
and hers Si2O Is asked.
Contributed to date. SSS.2J
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AUCTION sALEs-To-Day

CHAPLIN & HUME, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Total contributions. s55o.:5.

Contributions for any or all of tho
above cases may he scnt to The Times
DlsDatch. and will he promptly ncknowt-
edged and applied directed by tho
the number OF tho opportunity.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
lNGS. Nos. 230l. 200 AND 1905 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET.
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the following property:

MONDAY, DECEMBER is. 1916.
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NOUR assistance L. invited for the
relief OF any Of the following
cases, which have been inrestI-
gated and found worthy.

Old NnIUicr:
who wish To close the evening of their
lives together. need assistance: They
together. With II little help they Gun
1.-Two their lives together. For them Si2D
il requested.
Cont ributcd to date. S5I.15
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-26
SHOE REPAIR MEN
FORM FIRST BODY
Workers in Quad Cities Perfect Initial
Organization of Its Kind
in the Country.

The shoe repair men of Davenport,
Rock Island, Moline and East Moline
met at the Harms hotel last evening
and formed the first Shoe Repair Mems
association in the country. 1t has only
been in the past five years that the
shoe repair business has been given
the public's attention.
The shoe repair business represents
SlOO000,000. The object of this asso-
citation is to better working conditions,
obtain shorter hours, and to advance
the prices on all shoe repairing in or
der to give their patrons the best of
leather and materials, which, under
the prevailing prices today, they can
not This community has enjoyed the
best shoe repairers in the country and
the quality of leather used has been of
the best
The officers elected for the first six
months were Joe Feigenbaum, presi-
dent; A. Tollenaers, vice president:
Joe Doerrtng, secretary, and John
Nlahos, treasurer. John kambach,
Jr., representing H. Steffen Leather
company in the tri-cities for the past
10 years was instrumental in forming
this association, was given a vote of
thanks and elected an honorary mem
ber
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-26

business houses opposed them. They
were known to belong to the so-called
packers trust, and everyone was
afraid of them, There was a great deal
OF agitation against them.
Their competitors do not like
them yet. but that is not the attitude
OF the farmers. | talked with many
OF them and they all think that Swift
q 90. is all right. They told me that
Defore Swifts came to Australia thew
got SIP a head for their cattle; now
they get $50"
Tells OF Diamond Mines.
Mr. Moore told also of the diamond
mines OF Kimberly. of the gold fields
Oh south Africa, the life of the natives.
ana many other interesting facts con-
corning life there. His talk was illus
trated by postcard stereopticon views
ana he had with him several interest
ing relics, gathered during his travels
AT the business meeting of the club.
heid Immediately after the dinner in
me basement rooms of the Second
congregational church, it was decided
10 extend an invitation to the bows Of
the nigh school to attend the meet
lngs. The April meeting will he
laules night it was voted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-26
IN MOLINE LODGES

Annual festival of Fret lodge, No
l6, |. 0. S, will be held in X. P. hall
the evening Of Saturday, March is, ac-
cording to plans outlined at the meet
ing last evening. Several speakers of
national repute in the Svithiod order
Will come from Chicago to address
the gathering and the committee prom
Uses program OF more than ordinary
merit
Several candidates were initiated III
to the order at the meeting last even
ing, and number more applications
were received, which will be acted
upon in the near future. Regular
business was transacted and social
session was enjoyed after this.
Degree staff of the lodge left for
GalesDurg this morning, where it will
put on work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-26
PRESRYTERIAN-

Central Presbyterian, corner OF
Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue.
Rev. David A. Johnson, pastor Sun
day school at $50 a. N. Junior Chris
tan Endeavor at p. III. Senior Chris
tan Endeavor at $50 p. N. Services at
1915 a. m. and 1870 p. IN.
Broadway Presbyterian, corner OF
Twenty-third street and Seventh ave-
nue.. Rev. James Edgar Wilson, pas
tor. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Serv-
ices at 10:45 a. N. and 7:30 p. M. In
termediate Young Peoples association
at 6:15 p. m Morning theme, THE
Higher Preparedness. Evening theme,
George Washington's Copybook.
South Park Presbyterian Corner Of
Thirtieth street and Fifteenth avenue.
Rev. w. G. Oglevee, pastor Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at $50 p. m. Services at
p. m. Services at 3 p. m.
Aiken street chapel. Aiken street,
South Rock Island. Sunday school al
2:3O D. m. Christian Endeavor at 8 As
o. M. Services at 3 p. m.