Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-08
Tips from the
Tabernacle


School children of the city ara
meeting at the tabernacle this aft
erniin at 43O to hold a rehearsal
preparatory to singing at one of
the evening meetings this week,
probably.on Saturday night
Henry Allen, governor OF Kan
sas, is a Sunday convert, so the
evangelist said last evening in the
course of his address. He was one
of those who hit the trail while MI
Sunday was conducting d series CT
meetings at Emporia, Kan.
Mr.. Harris of Wilton, Iowa, re-
ceiVed a warm welcome from
Rodey last evening Mr.. Harris
was in the fee. hospital way uD
near the front lines in the Argonne
forest when Rodey was over there
playing and singing for the boys,
and they met there following an
engagement. They met like long
separated friends and it was a
happy reunion for both.
Tonight is Masons' night and
several thousand OF them are ex-
pected to attend. SUI '"v has asked
that when the pa re passed
every one drop in cents for
every year he is old. which he
thinks ought TO lift the tabernacle
debt at once.
Some night Sunday is going to
ask every one who owns Tin
Lizzie to drop in s. and those who
own Packards and Pierce Arrows
and the like lie is going to ask TO
give a ten spot or perhaps more.
But, he added, "Often the owner OF
the Tin Lizzie can afford to give
the ten spot better than the Pack
ard owner. you never can tell by a
mans automobile"
Bill Sunday addressed the Advar-
Using club at the Davenport Com
mercial club at noon today. To-
morrow morning at 10 he will con-
duct a parlor prayer meeting at
the home of Mrs. Phil Mitchell,
Twentieth street and Seventh ave-
nue.. He may go to GeneseO Fri
day morning, though the time is
not definitely decided for his visit
to this place and Aledo, though he
has promised to visit both before
long.
Charles W. Daugherty, who has
been with the Sunday party dur
ing its stay in Rock Island, left
this morning for Pleasant Mills,
Ind. where he Will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl NaftBgar, evangelists,
who are opening a series of meet
ings at that place in a large taber-
nacle erected for the purpose. Mr..
Daugherty will travel with the
evangelists as song director and
sOloist and director Of bows work.
He will begin his duties next Fri
day.
Mr.. Daugherty has been in
charge of the assignment of seats
to the members of the choir and
his courtesy at all times has made
every member OF the choir and all
those who have come in touch !
with him, his friends. He has been |
with the. Sunday party gaining
pointers from Mr.. and Mrs. Sun
day and Rodey and Matthews and !
all the rest, which he says he is |
going to put to good and practical |
use.
II you are going to invite Mr.. |
to dinner here is tip |
what to pepare for him. Beefsteak, !
about so thick Indicating an /
Inchl if it is not too expensive" |
broiIed with a little bacon on it; |
dried corn. not the canned stuff, |
the old-fashioned dried; tomatoes /
with big lump OF butter and fix
.ngs. but not with bread or crack
ers in them; coffee, made from
some good brand. just so it Is rich
and well favored; apple pie with
4 little nutmeg or cinnamont on 1t,
4 piece of cheese-"GoCd night,
nurse"
1t did make ones mouth water
Is he described how Nora. the Sun
lay housekeeper at Winona Lake,
Ind. would prepare the dinner
hat she knew Mr. Sunday would
ike on his return home.