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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
WHEN A CHILD HAS GROUP

Thousands of mothers say Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is the best
remedy they know for Group, coughs
and colds. 1t cuts the thick, choking
mucus. clears away the phlegm, opens
air passages and eases hoarseness.
The gasping, strangling fight for
breath gives way TO quiet breathing
and peaceful sleep.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL, APPLICATIONS. as tney
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly innu,
enced by constitutional conditions. HALL
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh,
the BLOOD on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is composed OF some OF the best tones
known. combined with some OF tne oese
blood purifiers. The perfect comDlnauon
OF the ingredients in HALLS CATAhtf
MEDICINE Ii what produces sucn WON
derful results in catarrhal conditions
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
+. j. Cheney & Co, Props. Toledo. ".
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

The man who tries to do business bunk plain bonehead
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
Indigestion, BilliOusness. COnstipa-
ton

Chamberlain's Tablets have re-
stored to health and happiness hun
dreds who were afflicted with indi-
gestion. If you are troubled in this
way give them a trial. You are GER
tain to be pleased for they will benefit
Won
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

law of that Every thing that goes up must
come down. the cost of living must be the
exception that proves else Dame Nature busy
with League Nations that she hasn't time to monkey with
mundane things he cost OF living There Is
hitch in the proceedings somewhere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

looking for misery he always find it. If
looking for sunshine and interesting experiences ne finds
them also 1t fact that the whole question of mans hap
pness misery resolves itself in the last analysis to his att
tude of mind toward life and fes experiences.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

Going church. staying at home, going fishing or hunting
Sunday all matters of habit largely but God is
the Gver all that have life itself good
why should couple of hours week
medang the goodness of the Giver of gifts
sure enough. why not?
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

Someone every the architect of his for
but there whole lot of fellows who
lost the blue prints and misad the specifications
may permitted Judge anything by the structure
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

Whether or Alma nice, clean, wholesome city, with
attractive good housing conditions high ideals and right
morals depends entirely upon the citizens of Alma Those
matters control both individually and collectively Every
man The natural advantages for ideal city
are here must do the rest
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
A CORRECTION

Last week. under the caption CITY Management, The
Record said hundred dollars would be expended under drc
ton of the city commission 1t should have read two hundred
thousand dollars
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09

old which reads Never trouble trouble
troubles you good complement to that saying
might follows Never worry worry because worrying
a useless waste of energy that gets nowhere"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-09
SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment Of Horses. Cows,
Sheep. Dogs and other animals, sent
free. Humphreys Homeopathic Vet
,rinary Medicines, l56 William ST.. N. Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
settlement IS
GIVING MUCH TO
CIVIC WELFARE
Clinic for Care Of Babies 10 Feature
Of Organization In West End
Of City.

The recent announcement that a
public library Of several hundred
books and i've periodicals was to
become q permanent feature of the
West End settlement refreshed in
the minds Of many Of our citizens
who are none too conversant with
civic features OF Rock Island that
there is an effective organization
accomplishing q splendid amount
OF good work in the west section OF
Rock Island.
During the past year 513 babies
were weighed and examined ut the
welfare clinic held every Wednes-
day afternoon. At each OF these
meetings an instructive talk was
given to the mothers by one OF the
nurses or doctors. The baby well
fare station was started, aud the
problem taken up Of malnutrition,
five years ago in charge Of Miss
Georgia Turnbull and the late Miss
Edna Flanagan.
Babies from every station Of So
ciety and in every conceivable
state of health and ill-health have
been brought to Miss Turnbull who
has had charge of the settlement
milk station. Each morning the
milk is modified, placed in the re-
ceiving vessels, and either called
for by the parents of the babies OF
sent to them. Five clinics wore
conducted by DR.. c. D. East on the
after care Of infantile paralysis
Ten cases Of this, nine of them
being of long standing, were cared
for at the settlement and seven oil
the children fitted with braces.
The kindergarten was closed
last January because of the fnflu-
enza and fuel conditions, and re-
opened in September. Since then
40 children have been enrolled in
the regular morning kindergar.
tens, under the direction Of the
Misses Sarah Barker and Laurn
Whitlock. Children may be left
here any time and this arrange
ment 10 Of inestimable value to par
ents who must be away from home
working oil day.
Tho sewing class conducted fol-
girls between the ages Of 8 and a
years, every Saturday morning, has
an enrolment Of IS. Volunteer
workers have charge Of These
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
'Neral Prominent Citizens on 1919 Death List

Peter Jasperson. Hillsdale. As.
1k-Wilham c. Horst, Rock Is
81 LIANT, Al.
Frank Jacobs, Rock Island. &c.
1s-Mrs. Mary Reddy. Rock Is
s sland, u.
Miriam Ursula Wills. Moline. 8.
.17-MArie rckenscher-Schind
Rock Island, %.
James Palmer, Milan. 50.
IL Casper Wilson. Rock Island, 30.
3o-Mrs. Mary Ulum, Rock Island.
Mary Flynn, Rock Island. 50.
. Henry 4. Hayden, Rock. Island, 3.
Matilda Schall, Rock Island, Is.
John Young, Rock Island, Is. !.
F3l-Hadassah Jane Waner, Rock
Island, IS.
1s-I Palmer Bogue, Rock Island,
es.
|z4EFrank Reed, Rock Island, 81.
75-Mrs. Roy Beaumont. Rock Is
land.
|27-Mrs. Joseph Mcmahon. Rock
Island, 6S.
Charles Sutcliffe, Rock Island, ST.
zS-Mrs. J. w. Means. Rock Is
land, 63.
3O-John w. Johnston, Rock Is
land, 81.
Noble N. Smith. Rock Island, s.
NOVEMBER.
MRS. Anna Luyvetter, Rock Is
land, Sc.
-s 'sSs' ;,i Hs9r' Jones, ! Book Is
6-Mrs. James Mirfield, Rock Is
land.
S-Nehemiah Davis, Rock Island
81.
1o-Henry Koch, Rock Island. Is
Mrs. Kathryn johnson, Rock Is
land,-s0.
1:-T. w. Schnahorst, Rock Island
1s-Leigh Heuering, Rock Island
%.
Hiram Frances White, Rock Is
land, g..
l5-William Roy Johanson, Rocl
Island.
16-Harold Kirkpatrick, Rock Is
land, 2.
William Frances, Hayens, Rocl
Island.
E. M. Heylman, Rock Island.
l21-Richard Rutz, Rock Island, 81
Amelie Modde. Rock Island, 70.
Frank A. Anderson, Rock Island
24-vernon Henderson. Rock Is
land, 81.
.Gustaf Peterson, Rock Island, So
Sidney Pearscn, Rock Island.
William Ballard. Rock Island.
27-William Negus. Rock Island.
James Weaver, Rock Island.
Charles Lee johnson. Rock Is
2s-Childs D. Wheaton, Rock Is
land, 81.
Mrs. Hilda Seine, Rock Island
IS.
william Dyer, Rock Island, 81.
2s-Mrs. 8. c. Robt, Rock Island
18-Jay Jordan. Desota, Wis, u.
30-Kathryn Schnitzer, Rock Is
land, Is.
DECEHBER.
John Henry Newman, Milan, 7e
EComer Williams, Sherrard. Il
s-Ralph Henry Dart, Rock Is
land, infant.
william Sandberg, Moline, IS.
Mrs. Edward Van Dale, Molin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

I'LL. D. Austin, Rock Island. 81.
L1s-Mrs. Maud Frey. Rock Island.
Sc.
John Macklin, Ale6o, e6.
Mrs. Eugene Ramser. Rock Is
| land. IS.
14-John P. Nilsson, Rock Island.
Il.
John F. Zeitler. Milan, Al.
Mrs. Thure Carlson. Moline, So.
Mrs. Veniza Ann Kell. Moline, Il.
1S-Matthew G. Bedford. Rural. IS.
Ramon Manjarez, Rock Island,
%.
17-William Coyne, Blaekhawk
| township, 96.
! johanna Weinert, Rock Island.
so.
M. Andrew Plett, Rock Island, s..
1S-Daniel Ingell, Rock Island, 46.
Dorothy Marie DeNsve, Moline.
infant.
23-Roser E. Bladel. Rock Island.
III.
Roy Earl Barr, Rock Island, 10.
Horace Mauch. Davenport. II.
Mrs. Louise Yenn, Moline, S..
24-August DeBois. Rock Island,
so.
Mrs. James ottley, Chicago. IS.
Mrs. Ida Blanche collene Mo-
line, 4S.
25-Arthur John Sass, Rock Is
land, az.
I
Mrs. Lilly Larinan, Moline.
26-Axel E. Nelson, Rock Island.
2S-Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, Rock
Island, Is.
Gustaf Bossuyt. Moline.
30-Earl Reese. Rock Island, 20.
Michael Griffin, Rock Island, 50.
Earnest L. Winters, Moline, 20.
Robert J. Blackwell, Jr., Moline.
JULY. &
Christian Schneckloth, Daven-
port, u.
Miss Mary Brinh, Rock Is.
land, 81.
Mrs. Karna Olsen, Moline, IS.
Mrs. Ella Kaskadden. Rock Is
land, 81.
Charles Miller Denison, Rock
Island. 2.
George L. Granath. Rock Is.
land, 81.
! Mrs. Mary A. Larkin, Rock Is.
| land, IS.
Medard Rooze, Colona, 40.
8EMrs. Mary E. Edwards, Roch
Island, 81.
Anna Margaret Nakis, Rocl
Island, 2.
aGoldie Ransom, Moline, II.
11--Mrs. Harry Rubey. Coal Val.
ley, 80.
Mrs. Flora 8. Donesan, Silvis, 40
Carl F. Lndberg, Moline. 4.
Harold Brooke, Moline, II.
15-Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, Rocl
/ Island, II.
Lloyd Walter Rydenour, Rocl
Island. 8.
Mrs. Artie Brown Arnold, Rocl
Island, 80.
Miss Eunice Bosold, Rock Is.
land, 20.
| Mrs. J. J.. Parks, Rock Island, 66
16-Mrs. ]. A. Rains, Rock Island
F.! 66.
Glenn sovey. East Moline, 2s.
| 17-Thomas C. Christensen, Rocl
| Island, 80.
1S-George Plates, Rock Island, "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

the boys gymnasium classes. Ar
thur Swanson is>in charge OF both
the classes for boys and young
men. Since the Billy Sunday cam
paign, three well attended bible
classes have been organised.
During the year, six Of the young
peoples monthly meetings were
converted into parties for the re-
turned settlement soldiers. These
averaged an attendance Of IS.
There is q total enrolment Of $50
in the Sunday school. This includes
66 on the cradle roll and 90 in the
primary department. Sunday school
ID held every Sunday afternoon.
regular service in the evening, and
prayer meeting on Wednesday
Where there II illness, cottage
prayer meetings are held. Mrs. w.
B. Barker, manager of the settle
ment, is the superintendent Of all
the religious services.
The auditorium Of the West End
settlement building. with . seating
capacity Of 500. is used for services,
and the gymnasium for entertain
ments and parties given through
out the year. The showers in the
basement have proved to be = pop
ular as well as beneficial depart
meEt; these are used not only by
the participants of the games, hut
can be used by anyone for = small
fee.
The Rock Island Musical club
gave q concert in the settlement,
auditorium in March. This II an
annual treat and anticipated with
pleasure each year. The annual
picnic was held in June. This ID
the big get-together time for all
the members and q person has only
to attend one such affair to know
that they are an annual success. A
Christmas party for all those hav-
ing any connection with the settle
ment was given this year. There
were filled stockings for the kiddiet
and gifts for the grown people, too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

4-William c. McCulloch, Rock Is
land, 68.
George Carr, Cuba City, Wis, Sc.
5-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth MCGEE,
Rock Island, "A.
Mrs. Inga Sophia Brat, Moline,
i q.
6-John Curd, colored, Moline, s..
Mrs. Julia Winters, Rock Is
land, Is.
S--William Nickel, Rock Island,
66.
Louis Arnold. Jr.. Rock Island, 5.
]. Roy Wilson, Detroit.
9-Mrs. George Waldman. Rock
Island, Is.
Mrs. John Sells. Rock Island, SO. :
Paul Arnold Frederickson. Mo-
line, Z.
Evelyn June Carlson, Moline. in
FAINT.
10-Erick W. Brunstrom, Moline.
70.
Bryan Brown. Pennington. Neb.
12-Walter Japp, Moline, rs.
Harry A. Hill. Venice, Cal.
14LAlexander Mayo. Moline. IS.
Lyman Watson Ellinwood, In
dianapolis, Ind. As.
Throckmorton infant, Horton,
Kan. -,.
15-Mrs. Selena Peterson, Moline.
6. r.
Mrs. Christina Dahlstrom. Mo-
line, "a.
Anna l.. Fender, Denver, Col.
16-Henry Palmer Hull, Rock
Island, IS.
Mrs. Hilda C. Hultgren, Rock Is
land, So.
Mrs. Eura Burns, Adina, Mo, SO.
. 1S-Mrs. George l.. Boomer, Rock
Island. IS.
George S. Ellis, Aledo. A.
Thomas C. Lewis, Bentonville,
Ark.
20-Joseph C. Turner, East St.
Louis, 46.
21-Frank E. Miller, Rock Island.
S..
22-George L. Morrill,, Rock Island,
81.
Mrs. Florence Schroeder, Rock
Island, SO.
2s-Orville London, Rock Island,
Is. fs
Jane Fisher, Aledo, 72.
Archie Goldberg, Rock Island, II.
24-Victor Baert. Rock Island, AZ.
Mrs. Philena Black, Rock Island.
81.
Mrs. Amanda Colby. Moline, a.
Mrs. Anna Jameson Gabby,
Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
25-Bernice Evelyn Coleman, Rock
Island. infant.
Mrs. Melaine Van Hecke, Moline,
81.
Eugene James McLain, Moline,
| infant.
Mrs. Sarah German Keeney, Ale
do, Is.
Frank 8. Archer, Aurora. II.
26-Mrs. John NJ. Cotterall, Des
! Moines. K
William H. Smith. Chicago, %.
Leroy Lawhead, Quincy, ILL.,. IS.
2S-Mrs. Luella Nickel, Rock Is
| land, 46.
William John Lawson, Rock Is
land, infant.
29-Joseph Silas McManus, Moline,
70.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

Guy B. Williamson has since re-
ceived q call to the Fifteenth Ave-
nue. church and will come to the
city early in the year. Rev. Q. V.
Williamson remains at the Second
Christian church.
Rev. ]. Zwart is the last minister
to come to Rock Island. He came
here to st. Paul's Catholic parish,
about the middle Of December.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
TRY 336 CASES
OF ALL KINDS
IN The COURTS
States Attorney Reports So Con.
victions for Crime, Four Muir.
der Trials So Ending.

There were 1886 cases OF all kinds
brought up and disposed Of in the
county, circuit and appellate court
during 1919. States Attorney Ben
jamin S. Bell reports that of these
So resulted in conviction for
crimes. A striking feature of court
business for the year was the fact
that out of four trials for murder
one conviction was attached. in
each case.
The report is as follows:
Cases disposed Of during the
year in courts of record.
Criminal cases disposed Of in the
appellate court, one.
Criminal cases disposed Of In the
circuit s>urt, So.
Criminal cases disposed of in the
county court, 128.
Other matters disposed of In the
county court, 125.
Total, 1886.
In the circuit court there were
50 persons convicted for crimes,
eight dismissed on motion Of the
states attorney and six found not
guilty.
Twenty-three persons were sent
to the penftentiary at Joliet and
six to the reformatory at Pontiac.
There were four trials for MUIR
der, all resulting In conviction, as
follows.
Ben Ganahl, sentenced to IA
years in the penitentiary.
Arthur Miller, sentenced to life
in the penitentiary.
Robert Cook, verdict Of death,
but committed suicide by jumping
from window Of court room before
sentence was passed by the court
! Hale O'Ri,ey, sentenced to life In
the penitentiary. II
There was collected in fees and
fines the sum Of. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
MANY CHANCES
IN ROCK ISLAND
PULP||TS OCCUR
New Faces Come TO Take tho Places
Of These Long Familiar to
Church, oers.

Rock Island church pastorates
have probably undergone more
changes during the past year than
in many previous ones.
Last January Rev. Peter P.
Kluck, then at st. Mary's Catholic
church, resigned. and his success
sor, Rev. F. ]. Uehlein, was named.
He came to the charge on Jan. IL,
coming frgm Luords. Ill. On the
18th Of the same month Rev. P. H.
Durkin came to St. Joseph's church
as dean Of st. Joseph's parish. He
succeeded Dean ]. J. Quinn, coming
here from kewanee.
DR.. ]. H. Gibson came to the city
as pastor Of the First United Pres
byterian church in February. The
church pulpit had been vacant for
nearly a year at that time, the
church having been left without a
pastor when Rev. ]. L. Vance re-
signed to 60 overseas as a Y. M.
C. A. worker. the first Rock Island
pastor to 60 into this work.
On March 16, Rev. David A. John
son, then pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church, presented his
resignation and left the, city short
ly afterwards for the east, to &C
cept a pastorate there.
The next change came in May
when Rev. ]. l.. Vance was called
to NIL the pulpit at the Oak Grove
United Presbyterian church. Rev.
Vance returned from his overseas
service in April and preached his
first sermon at the new charge on
May I.
Rev. ]. T. Mordy Of Richland Cen
ter, WIS.,, was called to the Central
Presbyterian church to I'LL the va
cancy there in July and his In
stallation took place in September.
Rev. W. e. SchAeman resigned his
duties a. pastor of the Edgewood
Baptist md was succeeded by Rev.
w. II. F. Jones, who came here
from q charge in Ashtabula, Ohio,
and conducted = series Of special
meetings before receiving his call
to the charge.
Rev. @. v. Williamson is one OF
the newest ministers in the city.
He came the latter part of August,
Just short time before the Billy
Sunday campaign. to the Second
and the Fifteenth Avenue Chri4tian
CAu ~nh~~ ~rnn~~Aia~ DAv W d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
new IDEAS ARE
PUT IN EFFECT
BY CHARITIES
BY MRS. J. W. TREMANN.
(Secret1ry).

During the year 1913 the Also-
ciated Charities has gone through
many changes Of reconstruction.
The number Of members on the
board Of directors has been re-
duced from 80 to IL % It was found,
a. isSusual. that the large member
ship caused each member to think
that there would be Q quorum Ut
the meeting ct ell times, which
was not the case. Since the ~
organization the attendance q
meetings has been good. notwith-
standing the fact that these meet
ings have been many and 6ften pro-
longsd. The business covered has
been almost Of the nature Of start
ing afresh and while the board has
not yet been able to carry out al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

IA. ". Mcconnell. Rock H.
land. So.
Mrs, Mary Koch, Rock Island, 81.
Mrs. Emma Allen, Moline, 81.
Martha Jane Reimer, Moline,
infant.
william voelpell, Moline. IS.
23-William H. Whttesfdes I Mo-
line, s..
34-Mrs. Kate Phillips, Moline &C.
2s-John Hokanson, Rock L.
+. land. 20.
2s-Arthur w. Lewis, Moline, 81.
Mrs. Sarah E. Lamont. Rock
island. 81.
2S-Mrs. Virginia Caroline Crook,
Davenport, 50.
William Greer, Coal Valley, 70.
John A. Hedstrom, Moline. 60.
Louis Reiling, Moline, So.
29-Amos George Renstrom, East
Moline, 81.
30-John Martin Bowling. u.
AUGUST.
lotto G. Nelson. Moline. IL.
Mrs NJ Maria sihla, WATERFOWL
James r. Nelson, Moline, Il.
Mrs. Albert C. vinton, Moline, -
s-Mrs. Minnie Volkowitz, Rock
Island, 81.
Miss Elizabeth O'Neil, Rock L.
land, 60.
Peter Moody. Rock Island. Il.
Mrs. Eliza A. Adams, Mather-
vile, 81.
s-Miss Mabel Holiday, Griffin
10.
11-Mrs. Ellen E. Lee, Rock Is.
land.
John Moross, Rock Island, IS.
Ed Van Vokenberg, Moline, 80.
Clarence C. Kaiser, Moline.
!. Erick Erickson, Hampton, Is.
Sophie Lindquist, Moline, u.
Bernard Joe Zawistanowicz, Mo.
line, 3.
Anthony Zimmerman, Sullivan
70.
Helen May Strom, Moline, 1.
Louis Larson. Moline, 49,.
14-Anton Deisenroth, Rock Island
| so. ).
Chris Russ. Rock Island, n.
Charles Hilton, Rock Island. z.
1S-Ed Earhart, Davenport, 50.
Mrs. Selma G. Lamon, Rock Is
land, 50.
I1s-Thomas P. Mccarthy. Moline
66.
Mrs. Katherine M. Jorgeson
Rock Island, 81.
20-Joyce Healy. Rock Island, Z.
21-Miss Anna Clinebell, Rock L.
land, q.
2s-walter Anderson, Rock Island
Thomas H. Mckinney, Rock IL
land, infant.
25-Peter Seherer. Rock island, "a
william Burbech, Rock Island
81.
Florence Hintz. Barstow. II.
F. o. Van Calder, Rock Island
81.
2s-Mrs. J. Clara Smith. Rock Is
land.
T-John Henry Eflland. v
f28-Harold Simms. Moline, II.
-lMartha Mary Efflandt, Moline, in
| FAINT.
30-George Hoskins, Rock Island
] 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

its ideas they are in process. An
intensive study OF the past work OF
the association which has been
splendid caused the members to
feel that while some constructive
work was being done yet he>future
policy OF the association should be
more along the lines OF helping
people VINO nave been unfortunate
to help themselves and not just
hand out doles. This policy 10 be-
Ing pursued aggresstyely and the
nies show many cases where this
policy has already BEEN Justified.
1t 10 frequently asked what does
the association DO with that big
house! The reply 10 everything
that 1t possibly can be. The board
maintains two rooms for emergency
calls. which are chiefly used for
women stranded In the city. One
Of the departments Of the Woman's
club has furnished and maintains
= room for kindred purposes. The
associated ONCE 10 housed in the
building and the store room which
the board uses Is there. 1t fur
o.. .I ~. . n us' ' ' "'"'
The hosrd feels that a mora idea,
arrangement would be an ONCE
downtown and negotiations are in
process !or INC aaspo sI , .. .ne
piopeiy ~en ~. .srs .-..
ing III value. ing Me.tsE VI = uAy
nursery mas Deen mooseo AGAIN ana
again IN we" OF tne IIequent neea
Out because OF n1mOer OF com.
phcatons sucn neeo Is pslns met
IN announcer way II - evident tnat
IN the case Oh = wloo" WIN cnn.
ofen NOT ono enouSn 10 De ie1t
aione mat !. Is I.elei neip IN lne
I1ent direction 70 nave inc cnno.en
taken care OF wnlie the motner
WORKS.
me noard desires 10 express lts
tasnAs 10 tne generous irienoS In
the surrounding country oistricts'
Goa! valley, Port Byron, Cofaova'
Laylor Hio9e' FIeemption, Anoaiu-
sia, ana the olstf1ct SCHOOLS.
Drive for Members.
During the month Of Nav a drive
-. .,,. =, o., n.,,h..- 80 49,
- ~ ~ ~, ' 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

A change Of vatican Libraries
takes two years to accomplish
since each OF the forty Thousand
valusble manuscripts must be
handed over separately after an
Identification which u BY no means
perfunctory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
SEPTBIBER.

PETER Frey, Rock Island. 81.
Samuel s. Ksmbae, Rock Island,
81. -A
z+Josephins Jacobs. Rock Is
land. s
s-Evslyn L. Grimm. Rock island.
:.
Marian Rysrson. Moline, Is.
Fred Whit, Rock island, II. =
+WilliaN Baksr, Rock Island.
e-Mrs. Lydia OsHara, Port Byron.
Mrs. Jim Wef1k, Moline, -. J.
Thomas II. Allen. Moline, 81.
+ Nels Glim, Moline.
3-Mrs. Amanda wright, Moline.
Mrs.. Ray sh.nert, Rock Island.
Sister Imslda Dubuque.
Mother Cscelia, Dubuque.
1o-Mrs.. Mary Beck, Preemption,
~.
11-Alhert Aloais Van Bracken. /.
Charles Anderson, Moline.
John l. Cole, Moline. ~.
Fred Hull, Moline, q.
Joshua p. Psnster. Moline.
Mrs. Mary Walker WEIGH, Rock
Island. IS.
12-Mrs. Katherine Eflandt
Schaeht, Moline, u.
James o. NickAsen, Moline.
15-John Sthur, Rock Island, ~:
PHYLLIS Sch0nesler, Rock Island.
infant.
Mrs. Caroline Nelson, Rock Is
land, 72.
Ruth W. Olsen. Moline, 20.
Axel ]. DAhlstrom, Moline, -.
16-Mrs. George A., Payne, Cor
dova.
20-Robert E. Sellers, Rock Island,
infant.
22-George Mueller, Rock Island.
Sc.
es-Mazie Robson Alverson, Mo-
line, Is.
Carlos H. Grove, Dixon, Tenn,
80.
24-Mrs. Daniel Fisher, Moline, u.
!! 29-Daniel Daxon, Milan. 70.
katherine Moeller, Davenport, 10.
30-Mrs. Peter Peterson, Rock Is
land, ~.
OCTOBER
land, IS.
Mrs. J. H. C. Read, Rock Island.
81. F. Van Horn, Moline. 70.
4Edward r. Weidlund, Rock
Island. Is.
6-Salina Jane Guthrie, Rock Is
land, -.
Harry Carl Nolensky, Rock Is
land, infant.
Caroline Thomas, Rock Island
n. .
7-Meigs Wait, Reynolds, SO.
Alexander Meert, Moline, 65.
1William Harry Nowack, Roch
| Island. infant.
Mrs. Hattie Allen, Rock Island
| 80.
Albert Bsandemyer, rock Island
eCharlotts Sflvkens, Rock 10.
land, :.
10-Thoznas A. Tomlinson, Rock
Island, 90.
11-MrH. Sven Erickson. Moline. g
Julia Efhl. Moline, 36.
l13-ROhert L. Bollman, Rural
township.
Mrs. Elizabeth williams, Rocl
Island. So.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

OF the world's population there
are between three and four mil
lions who are always on the sea