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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

\ laxative TODAY saves a sick ,hild to-
MORROW Children simply will not take
the time from play Z empty their bowels,
which becomes ogged up With waste,
liver gets sluggish, stomach sour.
Look at he ton ue, mother # coated
or your child IS hstless, cross, feverish.
breath bad, restless, doesn' cat heartily
full Of cold or has sore throat or any t er
childrens ailment. give a teaspoonful Of
California Syrup Of Pigs. then don t
worry, because it Is perfectly harmless.
and IN few hours all this conSti alton
poison, sour bile and iermentlng waste
will gently move OF Of the owels, and
YOU have we'll, playful child again
\ thorough inside cleansing is oftimeS
all this is necessary 1t should BE- the first
treatment iven in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups Ask
your druggist for a bottle OF California
Syrup Of Figs, which has full directions
for babies, children of ~ ages and or
grown-ups plainly rinted on the bottle
Look carefully and wsee that it IS made
BY the California Fig syrup Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
SHOWS ADVANT AGES
Of HAABOR PLAN
Council 10 Call Public Meeting
TO Get Citizens
OPINION

lar ~, hour mi thrc quart rs last
mrh Uar,.r Comui sslnu,r~ ruer AMI
" D,eteI ,oHferr,i with 1ftN Council.
is .0mmltf,, Isl III, whole. con, ,rntne
p!au. iar pr,viag, Nhari tt a, iaot ~
church stree aud fh, egH~ltlou ~
Iul.d,ll land tls mouth II the thrts-
tiaua River tn seaport nor- CHutns
,loucr >rctNmaa was uahlr ~ attend
Council vi> told the conference would I,
j fitting pr, ludc ~ i town meeting - hc
held soon
commissioners Warner rd Wfchc~tor
thought thc prrl4ua,tarr- tur 10th pralcct~
should ~ started immediately especially
hccsu~c shipping 'ar.inrs have hccu
made more complex hN thc lrlCral
government taking oyer thc lulraad,
Comml>>iou,r Warner >nd j II rre
lbs 81 a. construct fh, produce Whart III
concrete Hts. .unni~~lt,urr- uulh
lavr SiSOWU now lur I'll, prrIr Tins
sum would eavrr tile acquisition 1t ilni
channel dredging ami cnmll,t, rurStui,
itom - the wharf Tho fc,iuL t'ai
lala there Will ht = greater rrinrtIaH q
thu cost ~ building mlt.rl- aud z
Greater easing n la,or than durnr thu
neNt four years Il Wilmington ua'f> IL
rap such benefits plans shouid ~ com.
plotted nov
Commissioner NtnchcSf,I dni rof c>-
p.ri i larr, rcdur1ou n ihc ,,~t Il labor
for some .ilnc fler his NcAr
Commi ->iau,f Marncr sal.lt hrrrapa-
II Ieit - !. contract vrrc begun low there
would ID substantial saN4uC rs cost
Th, Pussy \ lnu~ CO leases ~ ad.
sreut lanl ,oald b, cancelled af tnN
lnt Flerr u.. .ti 3, lW i..t fl Nlar
frontage without tuchnu th fH~rN \
leu.- ~ leU Noes trrf- ard llt
,,auli >, -al4l. .af t 'r>t lir rnmni~-
~loIl,r- proposed t., r4p~ It HUI,A,I fNl..
d cpn,trlgtuu vhch y iIlI l,~f .'l to
l0a wears With sight mall,uaa,t IhtN
wanted the Wharl ta weld rNcnHa lto
called urpluc, u I'LL hu' T. IlI Z"
D, used fcI general purposes II MA lart
IL SAY how the u~e auuld =, lr#leari
Tho wharf between lr,uf eft,cf aud ri,
River FRONT brdg. could t 4>oi bt pa~
scngcr steamers hui considerable tiIiu.,
would l4av, - l., dome \ lint,i Vaart
~ Church street would c,>t >l5uN s
s2Du00 l,~, than onr nuilt IL me Z,
Couurllu.u Rpher al Though tha
commissioners had cNhihrci husu'>~
laNty - uot acquiring fcr Il, rliN fh'
Wlari prupert, petwr, iiur. and
lurth street, Which ia, Nilsson I'm.
purchased recently Co4naliniu Won
,ald u wouid :, g,esi Landing iar ~
cursiun boats Councilman Robertson
stated II would !, I lIra Ht,o toT s
produce whar
COmmlssloncI " arusf said mo I turrh
street wharf would ,' opai IS DclaRat.
River and trlhutars r4it ariuil1c
pcnnsylvaLla. \ev Jersey AND DeiaUar".
from tho CITY u Pt.ai.lrIt ~ ~,
DelaWar, lIa
COuue ilmAi ] vou tAu4gilf bu~f
for the Wilson lIn' - pa1 " lWug "a
hut $500 per year 'or VIII eH"" 4
paws Chester Pa. ho sat! >U1 i"r
aNnuu.
Comn. ssiuncr Warner announce 'ta-
communicated he had vlih iru' shipper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
~tT HOWELL HOME.
Quickly Drops Military Duties 10 Assume
Old Ones al Tire shop.

IIDt,nan' Howell ha~ dropped the
Iut4a-, titlc ana i~ back again AZ the
lIr. -hor plan MAJ once more. having
be,r mustered out
n, Va- one ol the earliest men 10 20
iron ,n, Nuto ir'tdc here and VA, at
Camp bi> auth Dr' 'otcr H., 1915 and
r,g,lt,d bi- commI-~iou a. First Leu
tcuant a.. prohyr -, being attached
Nh, Orduauec Department. and stationed
In Washington, whore hc was assigned IN
claru 81 the IRE Engineering branch.
IN winch be- acquired , r. valuable cx-
pcrl,ur, Later hc was detailed 10 the
Wc-tcrl, territory in thc Tractor branch.
He hud, ru his return the Tire shop
most ~u,i~iactorl, installed in their rc-
modelled premises and hopes to sec things
booming before very long as hc Is q bull
On tho future oi the trade, especially the
The truck end ol II, which has developed
100 per cent during hls absence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

forms ~ metallic iron must 20 'hrCugh .
digestive process 10 fraTSf0rDl hem rtt
prganic iron $uxated iron --befora r1e.
arc ready ~ BE- taken ~ and assmil4
hy ha human system Ectwif hsfauding -.t
that hos Doou said and written On This -st
iccr W. welt -krpwn phy .c.aus. rhoue ~
~ leDplc -Iiil insist On dosing tnrrnF Is.
sith met aili~ iron simply ~uppnse
rauSc II costs fcw GENTS less .tro. v'-
advise readers rs ali rases 10 get ~
clan prescription for organic iron
afed Iron or if you d0Ut want n go rt
thie trouble hen purchasc ONLY EpHat sf
Iron r itS original package and .ee lat
his part ocular name &uvated f-On' 4r
pears on ac package + YOU havo aiken .rr
parafions such as Nux and iron and ft tar
miiar iron product and failed 70 grf
~uite, repcmucr THAT such products arr tri
entirely different hing from &uxa'ed Iron
Manufacturer Note Suya'ed ~
which has hren used hy Dr ~lilivan an,i
others F'n such surprising rrsllfs snh
which i- prescribed and rerowrnended ah3tf.
br phgsfciauy Is NOT 4cc~ef ~crncdv rrf
nnc vhich rs well knGwn fn 1ruggists rr. -s
here n mike thr Older uo-ganIc iron Dd
iCts " is easily aSqtnilatHd and docs un.
Gniurc be teeth make nom hlack nor ~ef
thc stomach The rnarufarf nrers gtIaraufc.
~urccesfuI and entirely safisfacfpry -rr'iff-
r0 evrrE purchase m thCy will rrrgnf Fr 1-
uionet III 81 dispensed py an good d-Hg-
Risfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
seek Nfws nf Cnrnoral McArdle

Information j. sought III Loo McArdlc
a eortorai III marines III the 18th Com
panv. fifth Regiment ~ho has not been
heard from Since October ! lIis father
Charles II McArdle. Of 1926 Konnlng
street IRIS iccu ahlc to learn nothing
from irplrice e made ii the Wur De
parfncnt, and thinks possibly THAT he
nav hear from some friend u his son,
Who VS. IN tie Citing around Chatcau-
FhIprrv last summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

fatigucd tut IL utterly robg
him of hat write force. that
stamina and strength Of will
which are So ncce ssary To Sic
CcEs and power In every walk
If life n may also trans
form beautiful aweot -ttr1-
prTed woman into ouf who is
cross nerYoIls and irritable {
ht.Xc strongly emphasized the
great necessity OF piyslcians
making blood examinations ~
heir weak. JnacTDW. run
'i0wn pati ieuts thousands Of
persons g1 on year after year
suffering from physirai weak
ness and . hI{hly nervous
condition due - lack af sur
iiCi nt ron in their red blood
corpii-fles without ever roai-
ikin2 ia" r,ai and true 'ausf.
pf hcir trouble without iron
- your blood Bour food merely
pa~ees through tht body.
SOM tt4ing likC corn nrpugh
an old mill win rollers ~
'fidr apar. i1af thc uill can :
grind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
The
run down
BUSINESS
WOMAN

But IN my Opinicu ofl
cant mako these str urg
vigorous. siicrc sful. stu~d
iron rpen ~ fc~ding IA u
on metallic iron The .ta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

mcnt Of the State school fund so TINT
Wilmington will share the same rs the rest
Of the State on the bnsis OF the number oi
teachers employed
TO REGULATE aIGNnoAHps.
Another bill Is here to regulate
signboarls. II authorizes all cities and
towns III the State to impose such re-
strictions, such as location, safety and APP
pcarancc on the erection and mainten-
ancc of signboards within its corporate
limits II also authorizes the imposition oil
"A municipal tax.
Senator Robertson observed his birth
day anniversary Yesterday by attending
to his duties in the Senate
NEW INCOME TAX SCALE.
Representative Muvena proposes. in
the bill he Is having drawn 10 amend the
income tax law. Ia which reference has
heretofore been made in Every Evening,
To provide for graduated scale OF rates 0f
taxation, as follows One per cent addi-
tional tax on Incomes from $1,000 10
$1,000 Sl0,00Osto si5 900 per cent;
&l5 .n00 to S20, 900, : S25, 900 IN s35 .gHl,
i: S:}5, 900 To SD 900, ); si5 600 To S75.-
600. = 81, 600 to Sl00,0o0, l., all over
sim00O H. The bill removes all class
exemptions and increases The exemption
for single men to 81 500 and for married
men to 81 $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

For want If iron you may ~ au nld man
st thirty dull of intellect poor in tnenorv
nervous. irritable and ali run down ai, 70
p fifty - -fSfE. with plenty or iron IN your
hloo1 ynn HaF still hc young ia feeling ruli
~ life your whole icing brirnming oyer with
I'm and encrgt
IS proof of this take tic case Of former
TINTED -tafee senate and g.icee Presidential
nnmine" Cbarlos 4 Tovne sy.to N past 81
j. stili gcritable mountain RI tirrle@S
energy senator Towne says harc found
$Hxatrd Iron 20 rho greatest fsncff as a
fGnir and rrvufattya Ffcncefarth han not
tF without IL ! am jn post ion 10 testify
for tnc benefit ~ Others 10 he reruarkabtc
and imnrdiatr bclElfulreSs pf this rcrncdg
and ] unbevifafiugig recommend Suvafcd
iron to all who feel fhc need or rrnt~yrnf
energy and fae re2uiarity oe BODILY func
tious
Then there le former Health Corernts-
Ai9nFf William R Kerr ~ FhirRg0 Vb0 .-
pasf hc thftc sco-a year ra-k but -.ii
vigorous acfItr fiI ~ life vim and energy
Fnrmrr Healts Commissioner KARI -ar- hc
believes hi@ pvn ;yer-0nai 4crft-fts- fodar Isl
i8rgefg fiuc - hi~ uSp 0f %ug4teJ Iron and
hPt Ac befieva4 # s,,Irh- to ~ T,rrscrftsed
Nv ryers physician and sod In eprrg hos
p5tai IN Inc rounfrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

TO any drug store and get n 60-cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. Re
lief comes so quick YOU will jump
for Joy. If you arc in doubt. send
for a free trial package by mail.
You will then be convinced. Don't
DELAY. Take no substitute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
tfff iltf u
NERVOUS
HOUSE WIFE

physician Of BELLEVUE Hospital Outdoor
Dept }. New York and the WcWtchester
County Hospital. aaid Modern met hOds
IF cook ing and The rapid pare At %Ehith
pc"pl. Cf this century live have rnsde such
an alarming Increase in iron deficiency ~ he
DioId 81 American men aud WOMEN that !
have often mar ,rled ~ he large nurnber Of
proplf rho Tack IRON in he blood and whO
never suspect he cause Of their weak. ,ier-
Eous, run down state Lack Df iron IN the
blood not only makes a man physical aud
mental wcakifg. nervous. irritable. easily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
Who Should
Iron and
Should Take 1t
Physician Explains--G V 8
Practical Advice on What TO Do
to Help Build Up Your Strength
Power and Endurance and In
crease the Red Blood Cor
puscles.

{ Ommenting on th'
use of Niixatnd Iron
AS a tonic. Etrcngi u
and blood builder.
iDr James Francis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
Slippery Streets Cause Collision.

iutomobiles driven by Frank Bull
and Victor Cole collided at Fifth and
Orange streets Yesterday afternoon Both
machines were put out Of commission by
the accident, which was due 10 slippery
streets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
WILL BEAUTIFY
SEVENTH AVE.
BOULEVARD NOW
First Steps VIII be Removing Of
Unsightfy Telephone Poles
to Center.
RAILWAY COMPANY TO HELP
WIZ Install Iron Poles for Cars
and TrOlleys-POstal Telegraph
Company Assists.

With the removal of all of the
telephone poles on the Seventh
avenue boulevard from Thirty
eighth street to Forty-sixth street
a practical certainty and with the
poles being placed in the center OF
the boulevard now cutting that
thoroughfare, the first steps in the
plan to beautify the city will have
been taken. This was the announce
ment of Commissioner Frank WITCH
this morning. and he stated that
this is only the first step.
The Peoples Power company of
this city has already agreed to re-
move their poles from the present
unsightly location and Commission
er WITCH after lengthy negotiations
with the Postal Telegraph company
of this city is able to announce that
a tentative agreement with the lat
ter company has been reached reIa-
tive to the installing of UNDER
ground conduits which will GO
away with the present above
ground cables. In the event that the
company goes ahead with the work,
as Commissioner WITCH stated there
is every likelihood that they VIII,
it will make the Seventh avenue
boulevard free from poles, other
than those in the center of the
boulevard.
Iron poles will be installed by the
Tri-City Railway company and an
extension will carry the trolley
wires and lights to the center of the
street. The iron poles are hardly
noticeable and the wooden poles
will be relegated to the junk pile
Work Started Years Ago.
This work of removing the tele-
phone poles from the boulevard
was started eight years ago unoer
the former Schriver administration
and it progressed throughout the
four year that Mayor Schriver was
in office.
City Electrician William Nc
Nealey has been in Conference with
the officials of the railway COM
pany and they are in hearty accord
with the project. The cost will not
overbalance the results, is their
opinion.
That the two above mentioned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
MYSTIC ORDERS
GIVEN PERMITS
AmOo GrOtto and Supreme Caldron
Of Daughters Of MOkanna
Are Incorporated.
Especial to The Argus) .

Springfield, May 24.-Amoo grot-
to No. 81, Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
of Rock Island, incorporated yes
terday without capital stock and
with headquarters at the Masonic
temple in Rock Island. The OBJ
ject of the organization is declared
to be social. The incorporators and
first board of directors are Herbert
L. Boutwell,, H. A Clevenstine ana
Henry Kramer.
The supreme caldron OF DaMgM-
tiers of Mokanna, composed OF
wives. mothers, daughters, sisters
and legally adopted daughters OF
TIE prophets of the Mystic Order
of Yelled Realm, with headquarters
at Eighteenth street and Fifth ave-
nue., Rock Island, also incorporated
yesterday without capital stock
The incorporators and first board
OF directors are Nellie Pearl Oberg
Ida G. Peacock and Hazel A. Nc
Caskrin. Amoo caldron of the same
order likewise incorporated with
Mary ]. Richmond, Kate V. Collier
and Mary A. Noack as the incor-
porators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
MEMORIAL
DAY IN SCHOOLS
Exercises VIII Be Held Monday
With Veterans Of Civil War as
Speakers to Glasses.

Decoration day will be observed
in the city schools on Monday. with
exercises by the pupils and ad-
dresses by veterans OF the Civil
war.
P. F. Cox, patriotic instructor OF
John Buford post 243, Grand Army
Of the Republic, has appointed vet
Grams to talk in each of the schools.
Appended is the list:
Hawthorne-J. C.. Stremmel, J.
H. Gardner and William Schoede.
Grant,. ]. Truslow, William A
Smith and William Bean.
Franklin. C. Stanton and j
NJ Spur.
Irving-L. G. Dahgee, Thomas
Murphy and William ]. Gahagen.
Kemble-Wiiliam A. Norris, w
H. Patton and B. F. Baughman.
Lincoln-William Mitchell, ]. W
Crandell and J. H. Park.
Eugene Field-William McCono-
chic and Andrew Bladel.
Longfellow-S. S. Kemble and
e. O'Haver.
Audubon-George E. Bailey and
e. G. Glow.
Horace Name. H. Church and
w. H. Carpenter.
South Rock Island-I. w. White
head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
TWO DAYS REMAIN
TO SECURE PLACE
! AT ALUMNI FEAST

But two days remain for mem
bers of the Rock Island High
School Alumni association to sig
Nifty their intentions of attending
what promises to be one OF the
most largely attended and success
full reunions held in recent years.
Return cards which were enclosed
with the. letters OF invitation sent
to 800 graduates in the vicinity
must be returned by Monday night
to the secretary, Miss Margaret
Lawson, whether or not those re-
ceiving them find 1t possible TO at
tend the informal dinner party and
dance which are to comprise the
reunion this year and which are to
be given on Saturday, May 81, at
the Masonic temple.
By the prompt return Of the
cards alumni will not only aid the
officers in estimating the attend
ance, but will also make possible
the compiling of a complete up-to-
date list of names and addresses
of the members. Already many Of
the cards have come in to the sec
1CE0A Anu bdIuy OuCS are
to attend to the matter at once so
that reservations may be made for
them before the limited capacity
of the Masonic temple Is exceeded.
Any graduate who failed to receive
the card may notify the secretary
by calling Rock Island 5194.
During the last week members
of this years graduating class
were invited to attend the dinner
party and dance as guests of the
alumni organization. The invita-
ton ELECTED a most unique and
generous response. for in addition
to promising to turn out in body,
the class voted to pay from its
funds all advertising expenses for
the reunion this year and in addi-
ton to turn over SIS to the alumni
treasurer with the understanding
that the amount be used to aid in
the work of the association aside
from promoting social affairs. The
gift came as most pleasant sur
prise to the officers who are re-
sponsible for so great an under
taking this year. The singular
financial success which has enabled
the, senior class to make so large
donation is due IN large measure
to the untiring efforts OF it's pres
ident, Meredith Ackley. and a group
of most efficient co-workcrs.
In order to facilitate matters on
the evening Of the reunion, gradu-
ates are urged to purchase admis-
sion tickets, at 81 each, from off,
GERS Of the association or at Fo-
ley's Harper House pharmacy, be-
fore May 81. The reunion is not
exclusively open to alumni, each
graduate being privileged to bring
friends at the same admission fee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
ARE TO INDUCT
So CANDIDATES
knights of Columbus of Rock Is
land W1l Admit Large Glass
Into the Order.

Sixty-three candidates for admis-
sion to Allouez council, Knights OF
Columbus, will be initiated tomor-
row. The event will be attended by
the customary ceremony. closing
with a banquet in the evening in
the New Harper hotel, at which
James J. Coughlin of Chicago Will
be the principal speaker.
Members will assemble at $3.50 in
the morning in the knights of Co
lumbus hall and will proceed to
$3.50 mass in ST. Joseph's church,
Dean H. P. Durkin, celebrant.
At the conclusion of the church
service the members will go to the
Eagles hall, Twenty-first street and
Fourth avenue. The sixty-three can
didates will be given the first ue-
gree of initiation at 10:30, and the
second degree at 2:30, conferred by
Allouez council. Officers are: Act
ing grand knight, A A. Burt; dep
uty grand knight Arthur Render;
chancellor, G.. A Bushle; warden,
Stephen Miller.
The Chicago team will take
charge of the ceremony, comforting
the third degree.
The banquet will be at in the
evening. M. H. Sexton will be toast.
master. Although the principal ad-
dress will be by Attorney Coughlin
of Chicago, the Rev. William Cleary
of Mendoza, the Rev. C. p. O'Neill
and Dean Harry P. Durkin will be
heard. Mrs. Mae Richards Casey
and William Mielke will sing solos,
and other musical numbers will be
by a quartet, Mrs. Casey, Amanea
Smith, John Naab and Stephen Mil
Ter.
Leo council of Moline and Loras
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
HOLD SERVICES
FOR GRADUATES

The baccalaureate sermon for
the graduating class of the Rock
Island high school will be deliv-
cred by Rev. John McGown Stew
enson at the Broadway Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow night. The
subject of the sermon is, "The
Yoke of Youth" Special music
will also be rendered at this SER
vice by the choir.
The order of service:
Organ prelude
Hymn III Professional
Oeoni).
Prayer.
Scripture lesson.
Anthem. selected.
Hymn Is. Son of My Soul
(Hursley).
Prayer.
Announcements.
Prayer of conservation.
Offeratory anthem-"My Defense
is God'' fHuhn).
Sermon-"The Yoke of Youth"
Prayer.
Hymn 394-'Forward" (Smartl
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
Senior Assembly.
The annual senior assembly was
held yesterday in the high school
auditorium. There were short
talks by Principal Lau and Super
visor Hill. Last night the juniors
gave their annual reception to the
seniors in the manual arts build
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
council of Davenport will sem
large delegations to participate Il
the ceremonies.
HOSPITAL WORK
NOT STOPPED
Work on New Structure Is Pro
crossing Rapidly and Compile
ton Assured.

The report that work on the 81
Anthony's hospital job would b
completely stopped on account O
labor trouble proved slightly er
roneous and the work on the build
ing is progressing 20 such an ex
tent that the completion Of Tn
structure is expected sooner thai
the original estimates call for.
The report given publicity tha
Harry Haldall. secretary of the Car
penter's district council had re
ceiVed a communication from tn
Milwaukee building trades council
that work would be stopped on thu
building was correct insofar as tn
trouble existed although the ex
pected trouble failed to materialize
The new hospital when complet
ed, will prove one of the fines
structures in the middle west AMI
added with the present building
will give this city hospital facili
ties second to none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-24
OVERSEAS MEN
HEAR MEMORIAL
SERVICES READ
Annual Exercises Tomorrow Morn.
ing First Generally Partfc-
ipated in By New Vets.
JOIN THOSE OF OTHER WARS
RsT. John MeGOWn Stevenson of
broadway VIII Pay Homage
to Those in France.

Memorial day services which
are to he observed tomorrow morn
ing Ire Broadway Presbyterian
church will take on a new signifi-
canoe in the fact that veterans of
the world war, overseas men who
have returned, will participate in
the exercises together with those
Of the other wars in which this
country has been engaged. The
hero dead, who gave their lives in
the world war will be paid the
homage that is their due just as
reverence has long been given to
the heroes of the Civil and
Spanish wars.
The various patriotic orders and
bodies and city officials have been
invited to attend and included are:
John Buford post, No. 243; G. A.
r.; Spanish-American War Vet
erns; Wcman's Relief corps;
Daughters of Veterans; Sons Of
Veterans; Helen Gould auxiliary to
the United Spanish War Veterans;
Colonel Bracket circles, Ladies OF
the G. A. R.; Girls Community
Service league; overseas boys in
UNIFORM, etc.
DR.. John sMcGown Stevenson,
pastor of Broadway church, will
deliver the Memorial day sermon,
speaking on the theme: "A Sacri-
fetal Memorial" from the text
eThis shall be spoken of for a
memorial Mark 14:9).
. Special music will feature the
order of services, selections to be
given by the /church quartet COM
posed of Mlss Bernice Hixson, So
prano; Mrs. F. L. Mann, alto; A. s.
Hood, tenor and H. w. RamsdelI,
basso, with Miss Katherine Gest
at the organ.
The Program.
The order of exercises is ap-
pended:
Organ prelude.
Doxology, invocation and Lords
prayer.
Hymn 104, 20, God Our Help in
Ages Past" (St AIMEE.
Children's sermon.
Hymn $40, 1.-THE Son of God"
Responsive reading = Selection
XIV.
Gloria PatrL
Scripture lesson.
Prayer.
Anthem, God of Our Fathers"
(Schneeker).
Announcements.
Prayer of conservation
Offeratory anthem, s'"Tenting in
the Old Camp Ground"
Sermon-"A SacrificAaL Memoir
ial"
Hymn 629, America"
Taps-Custance Bugler-Cross.
Benediction.
The congregation will rise and
remain standing until the orders
have retired.
Organ postlude.
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Argus.