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Ternfdtia II.
iadgemaB.

Ncnrp Glcu2 y
la1gelll1B. So. iiber rationale
unO international
lc NnQeleQcnhciten SIT ingen bat,
Qcbt ielten tieicr ula Ole ont
Qcn6liflihcn llrioten mo @irfun.
qcu mo lQBt getp0bnIid oa5 Ser
ItdnonB iijr oIle5 ienieits Der @aa
Street uermiiIen. Sn ielncm letten
Runoidlrciben an Die @cldort9pelt
hat ubcr Serr Glems cine Soite be-.
riihrt, sic in allen &reiien, no man
0cnft, ejncn ~beiidlligen &ioerhal i'm
Ben ioQte. gr ia8t:
.G@ Rat ocu 4ni6ein, ais ieicn
unicrc 9%c3iehungeu sum Nu3lnnoe
Der @auptfuftor. Sn 8irfIidfcit Iino
uuicre inouitricQen Nroblenle pon
mcit 0ringliherer @ittigfeit. Ser
IrofithaIfcrei RicgeI por5uihleben,
lit qegcnmGrtig non qr0Berer @eoelts
TING OILS oo3 poIitiidc 6uugballllel
nit Dem 6ricoen@oertrag."
Gr bot reht. Mir miliicn bier SIT
Nulic mie0er itobile 3uitdnoc Idlaf-
len, ntiiiicn Dem @rabih !teuern, no
or lid oifenbQrt, uno nns N%ugenntert
ollf Nmcrifo rldten: in unuerblilm'
ten Mortcu. mir mitlieu elm Nmcrifn
characterization. no man biuigcr mo
belier Icben fam. OILS in irgeno etncm
m0cren 2nnoe Ser Groc. 4ui 0ieie
@ciIe fr6ftiqt man oelt @otriotl5.
mus, Ser befonntIid> III Ser Wagens
gcgenO nnfdngt,
IS Qeht ans HegicrunQ@berid)tcu
hcruor. Dab gar fem gutter @runo
fir 0ie 3bcllerlulQ o~orhanoen lit. Im
Gn0e oe$ &rIcQe5 fin0cn mir, DAB
mir uieucidt einen gr0bcrcn Reid-
tbum beiiten, OILS ST. NuIang. Nir
hoben iouicI @ooeh olS mir batter,
mebr 2ono lit onQepilnn5t uno scr
meiite 8ooen miro 10 OUT bebnut mic
in normnlcn 3eitcn Nir hnbeu eincn
Qr0Bereu 8eitono an Nieb Ser mid
tighten Sorten. Ole 3ohI ser Nrbclt@.
there nabm nm mchr dis ~ WiQio,
ncu Stiif 5u, Sos Rinooicb per
mehrtc II nm 6 Wtiuioncu. MIildl-
filhc ln 234 Mjaioncu. @3ir hnben
cbeniopielc Giienbohnen, cbenIooiclc
cIeFtriide 2inIen. c~6eniopicIe Tobri
fen, 0je OIeIeidt cbenio out ouSQca
rlitct iino; cine QroBerc 3ohI Tami-
licnb0uicr uno @obmngen. cbcnlo.
piclr @eitGft2h0uicr mo oicI mehr
Shific. l~lnicrc @nnfbcit0noc babeu
meIcntlidl 5llacuoumtcn
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RIGGS? 9u biit Der 9srr Oss 9duIes
ni6t."
sd lafe Dir ia bas 9aus. Sd
6ole nur = Elm Weib."
rGein @eib? 6elicitas? Nein, Die
1T ntdt oein."
Niitenb idrie Der onbere: rWie?
ou biit ia i6pn gang Oertraut bier I'M
6ouIe. Qber ou6 ni6t betn Weib
1T 5elicitos. limb foG's ni4t per=
Den. M}ein pirb 5elicitos."
nNtemals!" rief 2iutbari, fprang
Dor 1nb i6metterts feline iteinerne
Streiturt auf ben pradtpo1en eberz
men 9elm, boB er, mo Der !6elmbuf6
ongefi9t mar, aerborit un6 in Stiiz
den bonn 9oupte feines 5rdgers fie(.
Mber adj! llnperie6rt mar biefes
9aupt gebIieben. nGbrenb bic Streitz
art, nit bO6iter 8raft in bic @ras
p0Ibun9 geidIu9en. an Sdafte ob=
bad.
Ginen N~uSenblid itano Der @etrofs
fene ME betdubt pon Dem Georobn
oieies StreiAes.
Iber SogIeid eriQb er, ME iein
Ge8ner, nun OOlig pebrz uno %pafTens
los uno bob oas 9ntliB ni6t our
6Iu6t tpenoeno, Dor ibm Itano.
Mtt einsm piIogeIenoen, tigerbafz
ten 4ufidrei. in ipelhem Woroluft
uno Ro6efreupe i4riI suIammenz
t~Iangen, IieB er ben Sdilo gleit,n,
holte nit Dem tur5en, breiten R0merz
idpert gum Stob aus uno iprang
NIT Dem Ruf: ~Wlein lit 5eIicitas!"
Quf ben 8ermanen.
2ber BEL ieuen eritsn Nuffhrei
Bate 2iltbari roI6, nit beioen 9dns
Cen oor9ebeugt, Die 5erie oes suriids
9enpmHlenen lintsn 5uBs5 lei6t err
hcbcn0, ejncn Der por Inn lieQenoen
4'armorQuaocr ergriffen; un0 nun
mari er Iie, iiber ieinem 6uupt elm
nal bod iie ihtpin9eno. nit benz
Rufe n6elicitas.." nit beioen nerui9en
6IuTtsn, pohI Qe3ielt, benz 0erans
iprin9enoen 9e9en Die he!mlofe St!rn.
Dump it0bneno, tIirrsno in iei=
ncn Wafien. T~tiir3te Der Qngreifsr auf
Den Riden; oas S6pert ertFieI feis
ner !6dno.
Soon tniets 2iutblri auf feinsr
9ruIt, iabts bic enlTuntene R!inge
nno 5ii6te iie, ibm oi; aehle 81 ourdz
Itoben.
Qber Der 8efaasns aimtts niht
mehr: er par tot. -
2iut6ari srbob Iid. mari oas
Sdtpsrt pon ii6 unb lab ftoIs off Die
prei eridIagsneu 6einoe: sir Self
citns.." ipraa er. oSsst - gu ibr:
i'd CLAUS, - i'd b16's uerbisnt.-
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- Nrmenicu luir0 sur Belt BON orci

Seitcn BON 0uroen uro Eortoreu an
aegrifIcn. &orm man IS oen Nrme.
niern n~crocnfcn, mcnn Tic ojc &crii.
derumq Ser 9Luiirten, ser arieQ lei
borbei, OILS idlIed,ten @iB ~oulchen?"
(GIeuclono Gloin GeaIcr). llnO fam
man Is Den Nmcrifanern ucrijbcln.
tpenr ii Gin Wauoat irelmoIih oun
feno o~blchrcn. oa lie ihren %lu1Qcr
nid)t 5umu!bcu molIen, jhrc Suodcl
non &1lrocn uno 3nrtaren 3uiommen.
ihiebcn 3t IoIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-05

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing OF God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but OF wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze WITH
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-05

2eutitlouo mlgeieben BADEN, lir'o
Der Nuiid)t ooB 0ieica pollopJr I'M
Itanoe it, Sic n0tbiae Siher5clt mir
Inn g~erpahrteu &reOit SIT bIeten.
@o5 GuttihlnnO braud)t limo MOT.
Itoife Der %l1olitric utO nod Anlidt
ser ern0hnten 8auflcilte lu9c fem
@runo Dor. INN Sen On5u gchortgen
&reoit uor3uClthQlten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-05
Or. Xiniam Sslcr hat Icincn 20

@eburtstag gefeiert. Gr lit Der
Mann, Ser iciner 3eit bcbnlptet Bat
te, OoB ale 2cute nat) 0cu Sed5igcru
d Ioroormir IT mer0en iouten,
ga iie Damn fir Die Wenihhcit nIdt9
mehr merth icicu. Gr. G3Icr mar
allen Nuiteln mad uidlt5 mcbr mertb
fir Sic Nicnihheit lett etlpo 10 Sab
rem, aber er bat lid nid)t hJoroior.
T1tr+
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-05
. aricascrflarnna Ghinns acocu

9eutihlanO mar i|o3uiogeu cinRcinIt),
Soil. oenn uuier oomNnlte Jest 9citic-
0ene 8eian0te &einih, Der Wa0i.
foner &rofeiior. iou Gbino9 arie9S-
e%rflQrung pcrmitteIt haben. Rcinif
muB lest in Ieiner Observation-Disclosures
10 Elm qetpiiie5 bodies @efitbl in
Snnern 0aben, ettuo mic cine olt$8e-
prc6tc Gitrone.
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@enn ous Sennts . Gumitc comic

Qltent bIeiben uno Qercht icin mill.
nutB es, mie in Der SbantuuQ-Fragc,
uuh in Ser Soor 6roqe, Ser ihleii-
ihen GroQe, ser Gon3iq Grole, Ser
Giroler 6rage uno uielen mlocrcll
3fragen oorQchen, Nbcr, nenll Der
NtaBItab ser @erehtiQfeito an
Jcleat meroen iou. mas bleibt Damn
Don Dem Trieoen2pertrng i~iberhoupt
nod iibriu?
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ganrrn NM fnb in Yaris thatda.

@arem nno iiHo in Earis tbntiadl-
l;h Diplomatcn 3nr 6rieoenseon'e-
ren3 ucriamnelt? g4as Oerltebt man
inter Giplomatcu? oHeulte, oenen ole
Sprahe gcgeben lit, nm ihre @e0on-
fen 3t ucrbergen", lit elm alter
4usIprlt6. Ger erIte 9tapoleon la8ie:
Ser diplomat pom sad muB gu
nddit Elm 6cruismdBiger &ugner
lem. Nus Dem Gngliihen ltamtnt
oa2 g8ort: Gin Giplomat lit EN-
Nann, Der in frcmoe Gambler 8cldldt
miro, nm fitr icine Reaicrrng gInub'
bait Ill liigen". Alun nrtbelle man
ielbit, % in Bari5 Diplomatic II
ueriammclt mdren.
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6onorcfabacoroncter MaiUn fOrs

bert Die iofortiQe @cimieHoung ouet
amerifan;itcn [rupQcu. Atc tonn
ten Damn ober Die flelncn Frtoot
frieQc ~fortQcicGt merOcn, Die Der
8rdii0ent nod fiibrt,
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liner ~ucnciteS Nbentenrr in Mcri

10 hot oIio mie0cr cincn 0bnlihell
b~orldliigen Nbid,IitB g%ciunocu, ME
Ole bcrijbultc Grpeoition, sic sen
&uftrog hattie, &iuo 3l fanQen, .to0t
ohrr Iebcnoiq.. Nodocm cini0e
rucrifnuiite @nn0iten hubcn rn'$
Wros bciBen Wiiiien, trotcu unIcrc
Trltppen pieocr Sen Hiidmdrih at
4uSoriitlid miro III elmer MoihiuQ.
toner WeIoutQ fcItQcitcut, ooB oaiil
miIit0ri'he @rpdQtnQtu naHQcbtu(
purcn mo Uiht etrpa Der Yrottit oel
nicrifoniiden ReQicruul.
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Ter sfnhurrtran NIT Nrahfreidl

lit. ujt 0us &uitI3comite cntltleoer
2 bat, perfoiimg9miorig. @an'
rcdt. God poa oo5 &olf germ MIL
fen m6ddc, lit. Oh er nlht ardl ocr.
mlnit5mi0riq lit.
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I'D CLAUDE, Dap Sic, mcun Sic

VN"T NF"T w -NF 1921 ~
Den TrieoersOcrtrag ItuOiren, erfen-
men Deroen, ooB e9 ein qerchter
6rieoe IT.. ioQte @iIion Dem Son.
areB. - @enn, it)reibt Die N. ..
Staat35tg.". @emaIt @ilte. menlr
&neh tung 6reiheit. menn " e Of.
tung 2iebe. nenn NuuQcrtoo
Sumnnitat, menn % a II I Heht lit
- Damn lit oieier 19rieoen@ucrtrag
Elm .aerehter 6rieoe.
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1lnher hcm ,nftabrn 0Orper lin.

Qarn5 5teben i'd 3obneIIetlhello
Rlmdnen mo SInnen gcgenllber.
Gin 5hauiplel III d. I iitr 8otttr!
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In SrbbcI'S saacbiidrrn fiuSt

in pebbcI's Sngcbndlcrn finoct
iih oie ioIcenoc jntcreiinnte Gin.
troqung aus Dem Sabre 1850: n@$
it nitlt unm0qIit ool Scr DeiItitle
ot elmal pom Scr @cItbiibnc Der.
uinoet, 0eun er bat ole giqer.
ten. iidl ben $ i III III c ST crrpcr.
obcr feline ein3iac. iih nuf Der
3u bcholtpten. mo oIe 9tdtio-
Zen ibu, ME Ole 9oieu octt
@ern eS ihuen nbcr pirtlidl
Iiuot. Inn ST per0rdnaeu.
}uitan0 eutItchcu. III DEM
nit ocn Y d q II ans
rosen utod|teu.
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Hdt3ebutss 9apiteI.
us6er osm iarpsissRosn Sarttn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
FORMER LOCAL
WOMAN BURIED
Remains of Mrs. E. L. Russell, Aunt
of Noted Man. Inferred at
ChippiannOck.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Russell, a
former resident Of Rock Island,
late of Galesburg, ILL.,. passed away
al the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
W H. Atwood of Berwyn, at the
age of So years. The funeral party
came to Rock Island from Gales
burg early this morning and the
body of Mrs. Russell was laid to
rest beside that of her husband in
Chippiannock cemetery.
Elizabeth Ellen Wentze1l was
born at Harper's Ferry, Virginia,
Aug. 81, 1885. On Nov. 4, 1857, she
was united in marriage to Thomas
W. Russell, also OF Harper's Ferry,
in which place they lived until aft
er the beginning of the Civil war
and the destruction of the arsenal
there. Being loyal to the north,
Mr.. Russell was transferred to the
arsenal at Springfield. Mass. and
lived there until 1869 when the
family came to Rock Island which
was their home until 1891. The
lived at Nineteenth street al '
Third avenue and Mr.. Russell was
employed as a master mechanic at
the arsenal, where he designed the
first shop, after which later con-
s.ructions have tIen patterned.
Mr.. Russell died in 1891, since
which time Mrs. Russell had made
her home with a daughter, Mrs. E.
T. Byram of Galesburg.
Mrs. Russell had been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. William H. At
wood of Berwyn for about two
weeks when on Friday night last
she passed away in her sleep, in
her S5th year. The deceased had
lived very loving. active and can
able life to the day of her death
and her influence extended far out
side her family circle. AS a zSGl-
Gus worker in the w. c. T. U. hes
last days were made glad by ma
tional prohibition. She was a mem
Der of the Christian Science
church.
The funeral service at Galesburg
yesterday was conducted by the
Rev. DR. Howard H Russell of
Westerville. Ohio. nephew and fos-
ter-son and the founder of the Anti
Saloon league, who paid beautiful
tribute to her radiant and useful
life.
There survive her three children:
Mrs William H. Atwood of Berwyn.
Mrs. E. T. Byram of Galesburg and
j. B. Russell of Chicago: two fos-
ter sons. Howard H. Russell of
Westerville, Ohio, and Calvin P.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Personal Points

DIR. Russell-E. Adkins and Mrs.
Adkins visited III the city today as
the guests of the formers sister,
Miss Mary Adkins, Y. W. c. A. sec
rotary. DR.. Adkins is medical di-
recto for the Illinois tuberculosis
association and is a specialist n the
treatment of tuberculosis. He has
been in attendance at a tuber-
cuIosis convention at Des Moines.
Iowa, and with Mrs. Adkins is en-
route to their home in Springfield.
Joseph Cain and Walter Beck
have gone TO Urbana where they
will enter the University of Illi-
nois.
, Miss Charlotte Murray, 1880
Nineteenth street, has gone to Chi
cagO where she will enter the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Mrs. Carl l. Nyquist of 1904
Forty-third street, left today for
Spring Valley where she will visit
Mrs. Will c. RObb.
John c. Robb, son of Mr.. and
Mrs B. E. Robb of 1910 Forty-third
street. left yesterday for Kalamd-
zoo, Mich, where he will enter
college.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
HAS GOOD REASON
TO RAISE HOLLER
ABOUT THE ERROR

The man standing next TO Henry
Kramer in the group picture Of the
Rotarians repairing the Milan road,
shown in The Argus of yesterday,
was a handsome locker
Hence today S. p. Burgess has a
kick to register. Through an Gnin-
territorial error the person was list
ed as J. E. Perry instead of Mr..
Burgess.
Through an oversight, the Rock
Island Pillow company was not
mentioned for the services IT rem
dered in making the road ready for
the work of the Rotarains. The
pillow company gave the work Of
three days with a Heider tractor
and is deserving of many thanks
for the preparations rendered. Suf-
fee to say, the Heider got a good
workout, and as everybody expect
ed, showed up well in road build
ing work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
SUNDAY WILL GO
TO PEARL CITY
TO GIVE SERMON

Rev. William Sunday will speak
at Muscaune Saturday morning a.
10 O'Clock. and the city to the
south is making preparations for
a big day. Mr.. Sunday was in Mus
catine II years ago for a series OF
evangelistic meetings and at that
time made all Muscatine his
friends.
Yesterday a delegation of Mus
ia inc people came TO the city and
personally interviewed Mr.. Sunday
and got his promise to visit their
town md give at least one talk. II
is expected that the people from
the surrounding country will flock
10 the town to hear the evangelist
The churches of the Pearl city
have united in the movement to get
Mr. Sunday there and a large COM
Dination choir has been organized
and will sing at the service. 1t is
going to be a big day for Musca-
tine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
COUNCIL GIRLS
MEET FOR LUNCH
AND CONFERENCE

Members Of the quad cities bust
ness women's invitation committee
held a conference yesterday after
noon at the Y. W. c. A lounge
room to complete plans for the
council girls supper to be held to-
night at Broadway Presbyterian
church The committee has been
able to procure a limited number of
tickets which will entitle girls in
the business world to reserved
seats at the tabernacle every night
in the week except Sunday. These
tickets will be given out to the
council girls tonight at the supper
and may be procured from them by
other business girls of the city The
number however is limited and first
come first served is the rule that
will be followed
The women yesterday had many
interesting experiences to relate
concerning the distribution of
tickets at the business institutions
of the city. At numerous places
where the ladies had been more or
less timid in approaching the heads
Of the estabiishm entS, they were
met most cordially and accorded all
assistance possible. This has been
the rule in practically every bust
ness house and is further testimony
10 the cooperation of the people of
the city in the Sunday campaign.
Lunch will be served at Broad
way church tonight for the council
girls at the nominal charge of ten
cents They will confer on the work
as it is progressing and will later
attend rho Sunday rOaatiD. in a
body. Preparations are being made
to accommodate approximately $50
quad city council girls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25


State OF Illinois. Rock Island County. S. In
the probate court OF said county. To the
November term, A. D.. 1919.
Z. J.. Eastman. conservator and admins
traitor Of the estate of Albert Il. Vinton,
deceased
Salhe Tee vinton. Roy A vinton. IN
known heirs and devi5ees of Albert F.
VintOn, deceased, and unknown owners,
Elvira Pencil, Peoples Savings Bank
& Trust Co, and Thure Carlson.
Petition to sell real estate, to pay debts.
Publication notice
An affidavit having been filed by the
petitioner in the above entitled cause in
the office of the clerk of said county
showing that Elvira PennelI. one of the
defendants in the above entitled cause is
rot a resident of this state. hut that she
nov resides IN the City of Canandiagua.
in the County OF Ontario, and the state
of New York.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
said EIvira PennelI that the said Z. L
Eastman has filed his petition in said
court, praying for an order to sell the
following described real estate situated il
the City of Moline. county of Rock Is
land. and state OF Illinois. tO-Wit: Lot num-
Der eleven t11t and the north twenty t2oI
feet of lot number ten t1O1. all in block
T. In the Moline Water Power company 8
addition to the City OF Moline. County of
Rock Island. and State Of Illinois. said
lots are known and designated upon the
recorded plat of said addition. to nay the
5abts and claims against the estate OF
summons in said cause has been issued
aut of said court against you, return
sble at the November term, A. D.. 1919. of
laid court to be holden on the Ord day
af November, A. D.. 1919. at the court
house in the City Of Rock Island. County
II Rock Island, and State of Illinois.
Now unless you. the said Elvira Pen
asll shall personally be and appear be
lore said probate court OF Rock Island
souRty on the 1st day of . term thereof
o be holden at the court house in the
City Of Rock Island. in said county of
Rock Island. on the Bird day of Eovem-
ser A. D. 1910, and plead. answer. or
Ieuur to the said petition filed therein
be same and the matters and things
herein charged and stated will be taken
- confessed By you and an order entered
a. accordance with the prayer of said
petition
Rock Island Illinois. September 10.
l. D. 1913
y Z. MUNSON,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
=. r. MOORE.
Solicitor for Petitioner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
ROTARIANS HAVE
SUNDAY AS GUEST
AT MONDAY FEED

Moline Rotarians heard Billy
Sunday at noon. today in connec-
ton with their weekly dinner at
the Manufacturers hotel. Mr.
Sunday is an honorary member of
the Rotary club OF Des Moines and
seldom does he turn down an in
vitation TO appear before the Ro-
tarians in his travels over the
country.
Character was principal topic OF
his noon talk and he told the Ro-
tarians that character will show
itself sometime in the action of
every man" The man lacking
character, good character. the kind
of character that is typified in Ro-
tary. are "molly-coddles, excess
baggage. just go to make up the
crowd SO that there will be anoth-
er one for the census-taker to
count when he comes around" He
urged the member to development
OF the best type of characters. "If
you turn out a bum pillow down
here at your factories. it'll come
back to you, and you know it." he
emphasized his plea.
Live for others, make others
happy" Billy held out as a goal for
the people of this old world. He
said too many people living for
themselves alone gained their de-
sire only to lose their souls. What
good do you suppose ii would have
done that old kaiser il we had been
pawns in his world today? Instead
sympathy. mercy and justice cried
out against him, until not one drop
of blood shed by German sword
outweighed a whole nations greed
for gold"
THE Lord keeps tab on every
fellow in His old world and He
checks us up when we're through,
you can bet" Billy admonished
his auditors. illustrating the won
derful tribute paid to Mrs. Booth,
whose evangelistic work he eulo-
gized, Billy concluded, I'D rather
that somebody pay me a tribute
like that when I've cashed in and
gone over than have a monument of
gold that pierces the skies"
Wilson P. Hunt, president of the
club, introduced Mr. Sunday and
at the conclusion of the talk pre-
scented him with bouquet of
American beauties, compliments
from the club. Billy clutched
them. started toward the door,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
BENGSTON TO
OPEN MOLINE
DRUG STORE
Rock Island Man Has Under Con-
temptation the Establishment
of Trade In Tri- Cities.

John Bengston, veteran Rock Is
land druggist, will open a drug
store in Moline at 500 Fifteenth
street. He Will occupy the site of
the Lincoln cafe in conjunction
with the Martin Cigar company.
Mr.. Bengston is following out a
policy Of establishing a chain of
stores in the tri-cities.
The leases of the building are
planning extensive improvements.
it Is understood. The cafe will
soon be moved and the new lease
will run for a period of 10 years.
The Moline store will be the
third of a chain which Mr. Beng
stOn has announced he will estab-
fish. He has taken a lease on a
Davenport location and will soon
open store in that city. His Rock
Island store has been opened three
years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

and BILLY" surrendered TO them.
Homer Rodeheaver and Robert
Mathews, members Of the Sunday
party accompanied Mr. Sunday to
the meeting MIR Rodeheaver told
about his "backsliding Methodist"
trombone, played The Rosary"
On il and then drilled the club
members in Brighten the Corner
Where You Are" He recommend
ed il to husbands returning home
late OF nights. It'll avoid a lot of
explanation" be said. If YOU just
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
lRug Buyers
Attention.

We have just received a ship
ment Of a few high grade WILTON
VELVET and other rugs. This
shipment was due here six months
ago but was lost in transit. We
are on the second floor and have no
overhead expense. WE NEED THE
MONEY TO BUY OTHER MER-
CHANDISE. Walk up the stairs
and save so to IS per cent. Call
at your earliest convenience and
have your choice of patterns Open
Saturday evening.
NJ. L. VERB COMPANY
Room IS. McKinnie Bldg,
Fifteenth Street. Fourth Ave.
Moline, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

hesitated, Ma Sunday wanted
Inc to tell you how sorry she was
that she couldn't come but she had
to go home to the boys. You know
we've got four boys and daugh-
ter and Ma just sort of divides
her time between me and them"
Billy was walking toward the door,
bid the Rotes bood-bye and step
ped into the hall. His flowers didn I
last five minutes. Every waitress
and girl on the second floor of the
Manufacturer made a scramble
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
DAILY PROGRAM
OF MEETINGS
IN CAMPAIGN

Place Tabernacle, Twcnty-fOurth
street and Fifth avenue
Topic tUnight-'Nathan and Da-
vid."
Topic Friday afternoon - The
Greatest Thing
Thursday, p. m.-Council girls
meeting and supper at Broadway
Presbyterian church.
Friday noon-Business wOmen's
lunch at First Baptist church, Mo
line
Every afternoon at 3:45 - Miss
Saxe's bible class at tabernacle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
BODY OF GROVE
IS SHIPPED TO
FATHERS HOME:

The body of Carlos H Grove was
shipped today from Davenport to
the home of the father in Dixon,
Tenn. A sister of the murderer of
Mrs. Marie Robson AIverson of
Moline, and suicide, accompanied
the remains.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alver-
son were held this afternoon at the
home of the uncle DR.. j. w. Clues
ing, in Moline. Interment was in the
masoleum at Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

hum it up the stairs when you get
in in the morning You're wife u
think you've been down to the tab
ernacle and been delayed.
The club donated $50 toward re-
lief of victims Of the Corpus ChrisC
Ii storm.