Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
EAST MOLINE

Miss Effie Williams has returned
to Galesburg after a visit here with
her sister, Mrs. J. V. Kennedy. She
has just graduated as a nurse and
will take up her work in that city.
Miss Verna Long, who was one of
the Moline graduates Friday night,
leaves Monday for a six weeks visit
with her uncIe's family in Los An
geles. This trip is a graduating
present from her parents.
Orville Washburn is home from
Illinois university.
Mrs. Nina Tisk, who has been a
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. George
Newton, returned to Chicago yes
terGay.
Tuesday is all day work meeting
for the Silvis Red Cross workers.
Friends will regret to hear Mr.
and Mrs. L. a. Paradise are leaving
East Moline for Waterloo. Mr..
Paradise goes next week to take a
position in the Deere works there.
Mrs. Paradise will follow later.
The public school pageant will
be held Tuesday afternoon in the
valley south of the Ninth street
Fairgrounds.
Albert Larson of Silvis has en-
listed in the engineering corps and
leaves Sunday for Jefferson Bar
racks to register. Then he has a
15-day furlOugh to visit his parents
at Madison, Wis.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the
Eagles held the regular monthly
card, party yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Carlson of Rock Island won
first prize, a pretty doilie; Mrs NJ.
Pennington OF Moline, secopd. a
bath towel. and Mrs. McNetle of Mo-
line, the all-cut, a set of salt and
pepper shakers. Light refresh
ments were passed at the close of
the games. A party for the benefit
of the Quincy club will be held on
the evening Of June at Eagle
hall.
In the Churches.
East Moline Sunday
school, 10 a. m; ST Ecial meeting o.:
the mems class at that hour. Ep-
worth league, o'clock A unite
with the Baptist church in the dedi
cation services Of the new Baptist
church on Ninth street.
WatertOwn Baptist - Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Junior league,
2:30. Epworth league. 730. Sub
5ect. The Power Of a Holy Sab
bath" Choir rehearsal.
-Buy War Servings stamps
AT THE PALACE.
The palace will open the second
week Of feature films with the
Thomas a. Edison big film, The
Cnbeliever, adapted from Mary
Raymond Shipman Andrews novel
cite, The Three Things" with g
cast Of notables because of its caro-
ful and discriminating selection.
This feature will be shown at the
Palace three times daily for one
solid week starting tomorrow ma
inee.
The pivotal character Of the story
Is Philip Landicutt, a young man OF
New York's wealthy leisure class
who is firmly entrenched behind
class pride. race prejudice and IN
belief in the God Of Christianity
His virtues are passionate pity for
the oppressed. a fine sense of chiv-
airy that cannot contemplate a
wrong unmoVed and the quick self
sacrifice of youth. These redeem
ing qualities sweep him into the
chaos Of war. In the white heat OF
stupendous happenings his soul is
Cleansed. and he energies with that
love for humanity which is the very
essence Of democracy.
Raymond McKee's Interpretation
OF this part places him in the fore
most ranks of motion picture ac-
tors Marguerite Courtot. who PLAYS
opposite him is singularly fitted bv
birth and heritage, for the part OF
virginia HarbroOk. a young Belgian
plTl who