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Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

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COTTAGE FIVE raama. n1ossesn- also SIS
room modern house e@JA in A1l ats
HOUSE SIX -oouz all mocern Ills
Fifth Avenue. Paon9 8 4 20 5s.-
LOTS ia south Heights south ot A5keo
street. between lWelfIh AFsa
Gaerch streets on easy terms
down, balance IN Tvs years p p
Robinson 145s Richmond street
Fhone = & s61s- Is e-----------
lots easy terms, IN Pardon HEes
additions. Thirtv-fiiIh street and
E3antsaath avenue ana Thirty eignth
street NiueteenEa avenue, block from
ear Phone r I. 1Is4 CT r. lzza
LOTS. between Twenty ninth and Th3f-
ty-first avenues or Eley enth street
Inquire for terrus4 Fred a D&Ss@-
Pnone r. ! 2i4s. -
NgNVz I've room brick cottage. il very
desiranie location. within %al<ans
distance OF town Also Z acres
good, level land. with two story house
and barn IN country. would make
gooa poultry farm fer rIght party
For further information inquire 2Va
ELeGeehrh street or pE114s Is I. = - : -
NEW. nodarn, i've room bungalow >
easy monthly payments 1h1rty ~EoaEln Ii
street ana NinSteentn aNenAes ea4A
r. l. 394S-X "
ONE Of the finest ana best louat ted etghs
room residences Ia Rock Island az
1045 Twenty second street ID
Ehoads, 104 Robinson Da14aAn@. nous
ONE or two desirable lots north Of
Eighteenth avenue OF twenty els az q
street. level cast fEcnEs price reason
q abIe. Phone r. l. 149E alter 2 III.
SEVEN room house. large lot on tvs
car lines cash or terms can DaV-
SEVEN room house. an modern cali
r / 1929
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
Must Sell ait Once

a naooera
?
blocks Davenport lowe
Shsd L. SIX esL Of We Eaeh 3eaEoon @ 5Es oet
o
Larss 7a street.
very part eqanped
b a b =
he
Grocery Davenport
Iowa Phone Davenport 57i2,
Claypool and Malone, Room 81, First National Bank
Bldg, Davenport Iowa. Phone Davenport 1905
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

The color Of the French hsR was
changed 5n 1924 when Louis the Fat
carried the red oriHamme of ST Denis
ia his contests HIth Henry " the Ger
man emperor.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
C0ffc7 Seed Oil

FURNISHED ~ = v- wagner < Co
Trj-uIry oFz3ca in suite sos Best hullo-
inG p T AcC0rmtcS- uaGager-a
New York. Sept 26.-He2vy pront
taking by the west and local longs
roqerh=r with the disappointing action
Of lard caused a further recession in
cotton oil II the afternoon Final
prices showed net losses Of 15 to p
points for leading deliveries
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
LOST ND FOUND.
LnDGE DIRECTORY.

Masonic
Masonic Temple. Es5hIeeulh street and
F1r-a aFvnae-
THE STATED LEE14NG OF TRIO
"a Lodge No So "a. F. Gs a. NJ
%. sy@sg Will ae held on the GrsE Thurs
- & cay ef ea-1 meGln, 7-So p- ru
= ~ ll - HespelLu1k. W. M g. H.
Hubbard. secretary.
h. p. ~. 5.
SEBC&EG Bay CAMP 40 S. L. :. ". W
meets tle uF=t ana third Thursday *
each month at o. D.s Az Memorial
hal. ,s- =. GarrIsons commando. l.
~. tlltesiAglon. adlltant
e. A. EE-
BL FORD POST Z43. G. 4. r., meets
regularly ou the second and fourth
Saturday evenings of each month az
E-sl. sD Memorial hal. at Ehs courE
loGse G. H Church. commander w
~ t.sruenteE. zGguta1s
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
.ltry alive unc hanged
Tnrsee ard Mules

East So Louis IL Sept 25.-Horse
and mule market, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

WANTED MALE mar.

WANTED MALE HEld-
u1E m4at be & . years ola. good wages
Arp.F n d9senfelder z sons
Hau.- zn 3deE pharmacy
rCgE second Gr=t class James res
rAFeEsT Al Peoples Power house
ta t-1E 81 Eour5H street. Moline
raHHE@rE zr ala af.dia1s g-zzt.
MAST Moline Aaarg #
1lsE ASHER. ass water. 2IsS Gaze.
DELIVERY loTs at 1ns 81 4 *.
FLHa- class sasag ucta} workers. none
laaa lpPlg Hrsg class wages.
al--l system Heating CO. 1910 tlrsE
FIRST class feanster. who has had ex-
FaHee tn tFl~cttles, good vases.
Lewis EeeunE Co..
GOOD earpaafefs- apply Albert Lenz &
EAEgEEEs. ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL.
E5 PER DA1. L4EAl<4N CoSSIELC-
ll1@ COMPANY
1a& azrerieDoed far toy department.
.8 1er as sale-n2au and 8enaous-rl-
.1s- exceptional salary address
care argus
MA& r. assist speciality saleauans 1923
-e--al avenue. room 10. over Harper
IaE r p1fz on truck farm. oy the
.4 coed wages In2ns Il l. y "a
Alz z. $40 Oh zarEnsrs. guaranteed
PI"EHI55Es Eri5Eiayioe .eIect-icltg and
drafting r-uEh at bE practical l5lsLTil f.
..F- atz -e.--af-- l59Al}l 7ee--
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

Kansas CITY Provisions.
utter, creamery. brick and bulk.

Kansas CITY. sept 26-Butter. eggs
and poultry. UNCHANGED
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
London Silver

London. Sept 26-Bar silver, sd
per ounce: money. 4 per cent
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

--------~-----~------ ---.-~.--~-~
roE Sc raw six Eoon. modern Tenth
avenue ana Eorfv-tblrd street near
2rz@ns4 ana Ahops Eaone II 51ltL
EoUsE zmall S. per month 2494
Eighteenth avenue Eacre II 4 $s46E--
HOUSE SIX rooms. partly modern 1a-
1alre I Green u / SAYINGS banlI.
HoESE. avs rooms. paone = 7 4627-4-
r VFC new cottages ard tv-1 tzvo-stozE
SIX room houses all modern these
houses can be bought same as rent
la1ne & /. 16Ab
EFs- AIRS - house five rooms urtGr-
FOR RENT-FLATs-
APARTMENT modern, SIX room. Payne
a12zz1nz1Ez E621e 3 Z I65s-
F0R REST-MISCELLAHEOUS
BARN suI5aol= for garage, rear Of 22lz
EtLE4 avenue. r y p toz- -
LARGE stock and grain farm. share or
lag. Davenport, Iowa Phone -.
one 81 the best locations in city Tor
grocery or meat market al 4A9e Third
avenue has been Z business location
5uE 80 years. Inquire on premises or
yoE ElrreeDth street Phone r l.
STORE. 41I5 Fourteenth avenue. ROCK
island occupied IS drug store tof
eight years. modern and in good 43-
cation, mas above. Il desired Moline
STORAGE rooms cheap. large. dry;
pianos stored with care Bo8lby Au-
sic House 1873 Second avenue
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
N0r0rrYcIEs 80 BIeYELEs.

SICK -kED FRUIT - Ri. 90 ACRES.
GS ZIG ISLAND r. L. 25l4-
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26
CONTRACTORS AND BUIIDEHs.
LnsTRaITs - IlrI.L-.

4BST RACTS OF TITLE prepared OF
continued &c date cover suH any real
estate sn ths county prompt ano ae-
gura-z service aL reasonable rates
Rock Island IELie d. Abstract com
pauy, J. i. Ingram. Pres ldenf w. 3.
Sweeney aeCra larEs 4-s --L@ -eatrat
Trust S SAVINGS 8aDE aa5LllUE-
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-26

All the news all the dme-The Argus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
n, Jowett Asks Cooperation
for Sunday Prayer Meetings
If Fifth Avenue Church breaches Necessity OF
preparatory Work If Evangelists Campaign Here Is
To Be Made Success

Jowett, of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, has sent letter to
all members of his congregation, urg-
ing their cooperation in this campaign
by opening their homes for these meet
ings and inviting their neighbors to
the services.
"If the campaign is to be richly
blessed" writes DR.. Jowett, "to ex-
tend the Kingdom of God in New
York, much preparatory work will need
to be done. More especially VIC shall
need to engage in a wide and earnest
ministry of intercession. You will be
rendering q magnificent help in the
ministry of our Lord in opening your
house for this gracious purpose. Or If
you are not able to open your house
would you be willing to visit in the
neighborhood to invite friends TO meet
ings to be held elsewhere? And would
you be willing to attend these meet
ings YOURSELF"
The topics for prayer at these "block
meetings" are carefully outlined by the
Sunday committee. The prayers for
the campaign will centre around these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
DEATHS

Rackus, Charles u. Joslyn. Benjamin
Baldwin, Irving D. heating, Bernard
Berulsen, Signo n. henneoy, John
Rledsoe. George T. Knowles, Thomas J.
Routon, Elizabeth Kramer, Henriette
Boyey, Henriette hoshler, John
Bossardt. Katherine Lawrence, Abraham r.
Briggs, Mary r. Lotz, Elise
Brinkmann. Morris ". Marin, Miguel
Drummer, John Mcconnell, Annie
BrInies. Louis Meade, Mary
Burke. Mary Miles, Kate
Gambler. NJ. Lillian Murphy, Catherine
Cary, Hamilton ". Murray, John N.
Coleman. Z. NJ, jr. O'Hsre, Rose
Colgan, John V. Outwater, Richard
Collins, Jeremiah Patterson, Stephen J.
Cumming. Margaret l. Preston. George
DAILY, John j. Roper, Kate
Davol. Annie ". Rich, Helen B.
De Rossi. Mrs. n. Sanders, Kathleen c.
Doermer, Elizabeth Sstterlee, Richard 5.
Dudgeon. Mary 4. SehnitZler, Anthony
Dunbar, Lulu Slattery, Katherine B.
Dwight. Nancy z. Spalding, James A.
Eisinger, J. Henry Strickland. Emily
Edwords, Mae 5. Strong, Emily W.
Fahner. George Sullivan, Katherine
Cell, Arthur Taller. Z. ".
Gleysteen, Alice c. Townley. Sarah z.
Goode, John B. Toye. Mary S.
Gould. Mary P. Walker, Marion D.
Hayes, Joseph A. Waters, Clara G.
Hell, John F. Watson. Andrew P.
Hill, Elizabeth N Weaver, Ella
Hollister, Louis z. Woodruff, Marietta A.
Ireland, Alfred ". Williams. William X.
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meetings. After the required amount
for current and conservation expenses
has been thus raised no further col
lections will be taken at the services
unless for some special charitable or
benevolent purpose duly authorized by
the finance committee.
This committee keenly resents the
recent criticism of the financial
methods Of the campaign in which it
was held that the spontaneous free
will Offering for Mr.. Sunday is al
ready being carefully engineered by
several clever business men.
NO financial guarantee or promise
whatsoever has been made to Mr.
Sunday himself" said Arthur W.
Harris, chairman Of the finance COM
mittee, yesterday. "The matter Of
compensation for his services will be
taken care of through offerings at
the close Of the campaign in such a
manner as the finance committe may
determine when the time comes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
OF THE COMING WEEK

The Rev. Dr. William T. Manning,
rector Of Trinity Church, will lecture
next Wednesday evening at the st.
Agnes Chapel Subject, Are the
Creeds of the Church a Barrier TO
Freedom of Thought"
A series of union evangelistic SER
vices will be held in the Sumner Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, Brooklyn, begin
ming February 20. DR.. William b.
Riley, of Minneapolis, and S. d. Cor
don, of Philadelphia. will conduct the
campaign. Other churches participat-
ing are the Greene Avenue Presbyterian
and the McDonough Street Baptist
Church. The afternoon services Will
be at the Greene Avenue Church.
John Huston Finley, Commissioner
of Education. will give a patriotic ad-
dress in the Church of the Holy Com
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In Memoriam

CoRDUKE-Month's mind mass for the re-
pose Of the soul Of Catherine V. Corduke.
Saturday morning. February II. o'clock.
St stephens Church. East 2ssh e.. esed
January II. 1917.
CUSNION-Solemn anniversary mass for the
Rev. Malick A. Cuznion. late beloved rec-
tor Of ST. Raphaers. West 4lst st. will
take place az the above church on Satur-
day. February II. at 10 a. m.
EBEN--Felix I. Eben. In fond and loving
memory.
EINsTEIN--ln sad and loving memory Of
my beloved husband. George Einste'n'
passed away February Is. 1907. May has
soul rest in peace
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torduke, Catherine V. Eoens feliS /.
I Cunnion, Rev. VI. A. Einstein. George
BACKUS-Charles D., suddenly, at Mont
clair, n. j.. on February Is. Funeral ser
vices will be held at his home in Mont
clair on Saturday afternoon at 3 10. Spe
cial train will leave Lackawanna station
Hoboken, at rs, returning after the ser
vices.
BALDWIN-Irving Dodge, son Of the lat
Harvey Baldwin, Of Syracuse. N. Y, al
Elizabeth, ". j., on February a.
BERULSEN-Mrs. Signo Helene, l42 Lu
quer St, Brooklyn. February II. aged 70
Funeral from Our Saviour's Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Rev. c. S. Everson.
BLEDSOE-February "a, 1917, George I
Bledsoe, at his residence. 1856 West s0tf
st. Funeral Saturday morning, 10 o'clock
from Holy Trinity Church, West SD ST..
Broadway. Fredericksburg (Ys.) paper:
please copy.
BoUTON-Mrs. Elizabeth, 357 East 22d St
Brooklyn, February Is. Funeral from Flat.
bush Christian Church. Rev. T. NJ. Gordon
BOVEY-At Plainield. n. j.. on THURSDAY
February 10, 1917, Henriette, widow oi
Jules B. Bovey, IN her s4th year. Service:
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
William Demerest. 23s Somerset St. NORTH
Plainield, on Saturday. February IL, a.
2:30 .. m.
| BOssARDT-At Caldwell. N. J., February
J IS, 1917, Katherine Bossardt (nee Lotti'
/ Lynch. beloved wife Of Joseph Bossardt
I Funeral services Monday morning, II
o'clock. High mass Of requiem at st
Peters Church, Barclay ST.. New Yorl
City. Interment in 81. Johns Cemetery
Long Island.
BRIGGs-February Il. 1917. at her home
( $50 Briggs av, Richmond Hill, Mary Ros,
/ Briggs, daughter of the late Captain Jere
miah Briggs. Funeral services at th'
Church Of the Resurrection, Richmond
Hill. Saturday. February II, at o'clock
! Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers.
/ RRINKMANN-Dr Morris W, at his resi-.
dence, 81 West 9Oth St Burial in Phila
delphia. No flowers.
Drummer a short illness. on Feb
ruary Il. 1917. John Drummer. aged s.
years, residence, 1ls Vandeveer Place
Woodhaven, l. l. Notice Of funeral here
after.
BRUNJEs-At ST. Luke's Hospital. of pneu
monia, on February Is. 1917. Louis, be
loved husband Of Mary Allen Brunje. Fu
neral service at st. Pauls Chapel, Broad
way and Vesey ST., Saturday. February IL
at ? o'clock. Interment private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
MARRIAGES

GRAHAM GRAHAM-At Il lakewood ay.
Upper Montelsir, n. j., February is, 1871
By the Rev. Jay L. Stocking, Thomas
Houston Graham, of Belfast, ireland, &c
Florence Edna. daughter Of the late r. w
and Florence Graham.
wIDMAYER-wALLER February 10. 1917
by the Rev. d. II. Martin, Frank B. Wild
mayer 10 Emma l.. Waller.
WILSON CLARk-Th February 10
At Grace Church chantry, by the Rev. Or.
Charles L. Slattery, Mary de Forest, daugh-
ter of Louis Crawford Clark, ESQ.,, of New
York, 10 the Rev. Charles Chase Wilson,
of Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

David Lawrence, Seeing the Mexican
Question from the Washington and
Mexico Viewpoint"
Mount Morris Baptist-lo a. n, DR..
Toyokichi Iyenaga, "The Contribution
of Japan Toward the New Information
alism."
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE
Y. VI. c. A.
West Side Branch-Irving n. Nining,
"Life's Great Struggle"
Bronx-Dr. Frank y. Seerly, MAN
hood: an Address on Sex"
Twenty-third Street Branch-Oswald
c. Willard, Some Duties Of the Hour
Bedford Branch. Brooklyn-Dr. 5.
Psrkes Csdman, The Challenge of the
Home"
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IMPORTANT

ENLARGEMENT, Marriage. Birth, In
Memoriam and Death Notices may Be
telephoned to The Tribune any time up
to midnight for insertion in the next
days paper. Just eau
Beckman 5000
and resA the notice as you wish Il
inserted. Bnl for same vii be mailed
to you later. The notice Win reach
over ioo, 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
~ pEgCIvAL II. BARKER

pr,y.r.siOn' for the great Billy MY sun Jun
'sr..,relistic Campaign in this city
@y s,srits form last Tuesday even
w Ian hundreds of church workers
y - .hsir homes to cooperate with
sP'. ...ui.tss in forming "blOck sys-
~. :. & prayer meetings.
% q planned to hold such meetings
rue.dsy and Thursday evenings
"" .e,r Mr.. Sunday arrives on Sun
~ IDril 8, to lead the final drive
'.'i,.t the powers Of sin.
The success Of my campaign is
,-...lv dependent upon the thorough
- 9TH which this prayer meeting
- !, carried out said Mr.. Sunday
" Il, New York committee. Not
- Conscience is dethroned and right
- -. ceases to flow like q mighty
IAN ...s-. can prayer be disregarded as a
,,--s.nsntsl prerequisite TO great
RIVAL
JOwett Urges Aid
.bo significance Of Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

requests: the special power Of God
upon Mr.. Sunday and his party and all
officially connected with the work: the
restoration of uninterested and back
slidden church members; the prayer
full, working cooperation Of all Chris
tians; the awakening Of the entire
community to the importance Of right
personal relation to God and that every
unsaved person should accept Christ;
those for whom special requests are
made.
To make supreme the spiritual side
Of this campaign the finance committee
has decided TO raise one-half Of the
total expenses before the revival be-
gins. In this way it is hoped to pre-
vent the human element from predom-
mating during the campaign.
Cost of Campaign s150,00o
The estimated expenditures of the
New York campaign are $4,000, which
includes an allowance of $4,000 for
the work of conservation following the
campaign itself IL also includes $685.
600 TO cover the cost of building the
tabernacle at 16sth Street and Broad
way, rental of site, care of grounds
and the insurance. The remaining
100000 will cover the cost Of the pre-
running expenses of the tabernacle, the
living expenses while in New York OF
Mr.. Sunday and his staff of twenty as
sistants, also two-thirds of the sala-
ries of these assistants during their
stav in Manhattan, the other third Of
these salaries being borne by Mr.. Sun
day.
Seventy-five thousand dollars OF the
total expenses are left 20 be raised by
collections taken at the tabernacle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.

.s5d 81. by Harlem Train ana oS ir'"'''
Isofs 81 small size for sale
oncs 20 Essl 23d ST.. ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
NEW THOUGHT
SCHOOL of the BUILDERS, Inc.

FREE LECTURE SUNDAY. P. NJ.
HOTEL, BEILECLAIRE. Broadway and I'm s.
pv Miss Dudley "a pupil of the SCHOOL,. Subject
ssT-rJT SFJF CONTEMPLATION or THE
SPIRIT. Free classes every morning a. u, e1ctpt
SATURDAY and sunday. a. the Benofn, BroaoN4y
and Ssth 81 ARD ITO. All class and private
instyuc<ion by Mn Bshrend. the fCundress OF tle
SCHOOL ana the only personal pupil o. me lA,o
Judge Tro1srd the acknowledged mAstcI lnlnAe' IL
mental scence. AL are welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
IN MENORIAM

Corduke. Catherine V. Eben. Felix I.
Cunnion. Rev. VI. A. Einstein. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CnNGRKGATIONAF
DISCIPLES OF cHEIsT.
DIVINE SCIENCE

slssf cHUsCH oF DIVINE sclEhct;
70 ~ NORA Bal Room. hooci AtgDi
,s@g. ~ " JOfs Murray. Pssto9 soeeeI.
- o,1s1ossnsss EDslN Music. IG huffy
- ~ iaisrpfsfslola WeefssdaJ eFln4Ash -
- h9~ kagis Anylns0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
Jowett Urges Aid

,.,,,ipr the significance Of Mr..
81. words, the Rev. DR.. John H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRiERps,-Ms.tins
,or uorsbip II a. m. al 22l Eat 18th a.. Man
ts.tsn ara 40 Schernerhoru 81. Brooklyn.
e,IIs,ou, ssoI,y ., Friend, (or.hsdsI) .-Meetnip
10. WOrsn.p, IL A NJ. % GramerJy Park, Ne"
York and Lafayette and Washington avs. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

II q. M. and q p. M.
CELLO HARP VIOLIN
cuuecu OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
Past eath St DR.. HOUGHTON. Rector.
CONNEXIONS. :. and oclock Choir.
1870 GARRETrS MASS and SERMON.
4 oscIo.ik CHORAL EVENSONG tProceSsionl.
sP. NJ, SERMON and Choral Compline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

] Men Who MISSED The TRAIL
sv GEORGE CLARKE PECK
IIIIIIIIIiII:
I:,IIIIIiIIII

These startling pictures They surprise you by 'ne
realism not less than by their reverent feeling.
II NAV be doubted if the portraits of these ancient un
worthless have ever been done ympatheticay Here
are scatnp indictment and tender defense hard drives at
perennial evils balanced by praise of all the good
n bad men.
You NAV not agree with the author in his interpretations
bnt Won will find difficult escape the grip of human in
terest on every page The ancen he describes SEEM for
the moment to live on block and ride in the same troll
Icvs with MS Balaam Saul PLATE, Ansnias-even Judas
H. become elbow of the reader One half forge that
thew lived so long ago. and half expects to meet them before
nightfal. :s7 pages Cloth NET sLs' POSTPAID
AT THE BETTER SHOPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

t->rs ,hs erection q our new buildihz s 20
Il 1rses-dzni Az We worship u ne 49,. -
1919, Cnurcn gsth 81. ostgeen AnlStsfoI 81 ~ ~
0zs0 Ava PRANK N 'tOOON1iAND' -
u-ChrEt AL n AL
s-''ReGping What Others SOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5'h Ave and 18th St
Rev. DAVID JAS. RURRELL. d. D. MnisIef'
VIII preach.
II 4 M-"Our Lost Commission
ar M-"Ths Flesh Pots u Egypt.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
Where to Go to Church Tomorrow
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
URCH OF THE
3 ELOVED DIS CIPLE

East seth St., Near Madison Ave.
REV. HENRY NJ BARBOUR. u. d. Rector
730 A. N. Holy Communion 10 A, ". Morning
Prtyer. ~ A. N. Holy Communion. SeTuion oy
Rector
Communion Service In B......-.-... Parker
Anthem o.. The King of Love" Bass
Solo ....-..........-- ........ .Gourou
AP. M. POPULAR vESPERS
TITO ........ "Andante' ... .Fromrier
ouarteats The shadows o. the Evening
Hours" .............. Nienoi
organ ...... ''Eventide" ....... .HArHe-
Anthem ..... In Heavenly love .... PsrI,r
Pcstluds. ..... "InSc-aion' ....... Gnt1m
Address by Rector.
p. w. EVEkSoNG. Sermon b ReT. Joseph
T. e. Wilson Congregational singing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF 81.
NICHOLAS,
Ith Ave and 4sth "a
Rev MALCOLM JAS. MACLEOD. n. D, Minister.
viii preach Al II A NJ and =. ".
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

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M-"FSILIHG ASLEEP IN CHURCH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
ETHICAL CULTURE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
% Ave and 7th -.
Rev JOHN G. FAGG. u. D., Minister.
will preach AZ " A N.
Rev George Stsiningsr al T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
MADISON AVE. CHURCH. 6Oih ST

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Schubert's ''OMNIPOTENCE' By the CHOhOS
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ESP NJ Social Tea and Epworth League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM

Ienor Avenue and l23d Street.
Rev IIOGAR TILrON. JF.. ID. D. Minister.
II A NJ and P. M.-Preechins By The Rev.
James 81 FGrrn d. ID.
The Washington times., 1917-12-06
PECAN CONCERN ASKS
$25O,OOO OF LAND co.

4 suit for S25O.OOO damages for
alleged breach Of contract was filed
today by the National Pecan Groves
Company against the Stackhouse Land
Company.
The pecan concern alleges that the
Stackhouse company made an agree
ment with the plaintiff to plat into
nve acre orchard lots tract OF land
In Sumter county, ia, known as the
Huguenin Plantation.
The tract included about $500 acres
and the defendant. il is alleged, pro-
posed TO grow and supply pecan trees
for plantation purposes and TO pan
to the Pecan company 500 an acre
for all lands for which purchasers
have signed obligations.
Plaintiff alleges that the Stsckhouse
company agreed to sell every year
not less than go acres of the land to
be developed in groves, and that II
failed to carry out the terms OF the
contract.