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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
o,ncy visits Convict.

NTLANIA. ca Dec iT-pctrr H.
Olncy. Jr., assistant Uuited States 81 4.
tornev for tho Southern District OF
New J ork' todaY made a call on Rob
ert Fay. noted German agent now
serving q sentence ia tn" United
states prison here. The object OF the
visit. according TO Nh Jlucy. was 20
obtain information to aid tn. gov
crnmert ia investigation now under
way. Fay WAS convicted Or conspiracy
to Eirk American ShiDDin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
t.mh.xll.m.n1 4. lh,,n

WIiMI NGTON DEL. Dec. ir.-WU-
l'',m Bush. hccrctary-trcasurer OF tn.
Wilmington Savings Funds society,
was arrested today. on warrant
acnarging him with crrIcZzlemcnt of
SECURITIES owned by the society Valucl!
rt s2hr.Ho AZ hearing before z
21nneistratc he was held IN 100000
Iait for general sessions cOuri.
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Tremainr ,hudc. thurman.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. l1.-Car
Tremainc, o: Cleveland. shaded 10,
Burmam. OF Chicago. in u ten -rounc
bout here tonight. by a whiriwint
finish in IN" final round. Up to thai
time each had taken three rounds
with three even. They are bantam
weights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
prc,.drn,Iri Cocdfdotc pi.,

~. IMAM .GifA, NICARAGUA. Dec L..
o.e EhtHban GoDzalcx, coalition can :
9 '1'fnut for inn presidency OF the re-
died ruddeni! At oclocl.
q HE u'ornine In his coffee estate. ia
'SS RAlInafn: Senior Gonzales was know n
The Nicaraguan coHee king. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
SPORTS

NC" York club. The matter w,,
until the next meeting. ,r,,;
question involved is whethcr.tbe IN.
u"rsemehts OF President Jobn.a
snou" be paid by himself person,,,l
vi from The league funds.
New York Gets Annual Co,,,,.
The club owners voted tn bn,,,
annual meeting In the future I'm No,
FORK CITY. While tho league cons,l
tuition does not provide for boi1,,''
the meeting In any specIoc ,,,'.
hiW3ys mas been held in ChIc,po'', 4,
hcnIuauartcrs OF the American I ,c, ~, ~.
many ny cobb did not get his appofnt
oiuh 'pH oc.y; rs manager OF tho Detroi
ec'l"ns In coming to New Yorts ,n
u n, not arrive until early ionirh.
rcsiucht Nnrin. OF Detroit, arran5.n
Two club owners. Charlcs~ c,,,,
T To, or Chicago. and Phil Ban. OF s
,.ou,s. were unable TO attend III
n tH",,iimg because OF illness. Harr
represented ComiAkcy. and Rohe,
quinn. business manager OF IN
II ERE, , sat IN the meeting for Nj
as follows: New York. Colonel .Jaco
isnppert Boston. Harry Frazes
Washington. Clark Griin,h: philadei
phia. Thomas Sh!be; Cleveland, lame
John III. Farrell. sGcrctary OF Nh
National Association OF Profcssiona
i,hsebhll Leagues. today announces
That he had completed sending conn
OF the proposed new agreement be
tween major and minor leagues 10 ri
icaEucs Of his association Tho ma
tional association VIII act ON In
agreement NJ special meeting n
thicaSo January 10. and then vii
meet with the two major lengues a
.hicaEo January.l2 10 ratify the ncv
agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
DEMPsEY's INJURED EAR
BEGINS TO CAUSE TROUBLE
Champion Will Have Specialist Give
II "DOublc-O'-.Jacl> Pays Visit
to Benton Harbor.

SOUTH BEND. IND. Dec I7.--JacIl
Dempsey, heavyweight champion. cx-
pectcd To visit a specialist at Niles
Michigan today to have his lief. ear
examined. but found the physician
out OF the city. The champion said
he would remain in St. Joseph. Michi-
gan. over night ana return to Niles
in the morning. The ear was in
iured in the bout with Brennan.
Jack spent "a few hours in Benton
iiarbor today with Floyd Fitzs!m-
mons, who promoted the Dempsey
Mlshe tight last September. and who
sey-Carpcntier bout staged here
Dempsey LEI; for Chicago this eve
Ming, en- route TO Salt Lake City.
where he is scheduled TO appear In Il
fi,zsimmons announced later that
nothing had been settled as TO a
championship fight here. but added
that he expected &c stage Il bout be-
ponent either next an OF July or
Labor Day.
CHICAGO. Dec. l7.-.Iaci Dempsey.
who changed trains here denied to-
night that he had consulted an ear
specialist.
The only trouble ! ever had with
my car was about year and a half
swimming al BENTON Iiarhor and got
a sand ear. went TO Dr. Smith at
Grand Rapids .n;a had /, treated 1t
has been AL right since.
This Injury Brennan gave my car
tn" other nigh: is only minor You
SEQ IL wasn't torn OFF. as the news
papers said. And besides. won't
nave 70 Wear TIN ear. 1t isn't even
a caulitlowcr ear. because the frame
wasn't broken. ouly the small blood
vessels a The bottom % the ear were
Split"
ON the other hand, DIR. Eonine at
Niles. said ne would announce the
result OF his examinations Of Dcmp-
so%s ear Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

learned tonight that President Rup
pert. OF the Yankees. had bee.
elected TO the board OF directors. bu
had resigned when he found that n
was TIC only representative OF Tn
so-cnllcd insurgents" 10 he given
place on the board. MIR. Shibc wa
then elected In his place
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

Adolph H. Levin, popular window
trimmer for Young 4 McComb and
one Of Rock Islands most active
Christian workers, enters Eureka
college next week to prepare him
self for the ministry. Mr.. Levin is
well known in "Y" work, Boy Scout
activities and other organizations
for religious work, especially
among young people.
His most definite and outstand-
Ing service has been with the Fiji
teenth Avenue Christian church
where he is an elder and q recog-
nized leader in several activities of
the church and Endeavor work.
Under. his SUPPLEMENTARY the
Sunday school has grown till some
OF the classes have been compelled
to find rooms outside the church
building. For the last several
months he has been teacher of the
Comrades class which has had a
phenomenal growth in numbers and
activities. This summer this class
with MIR. Levin arranged and
financed . two weeks camp at
which time they entertained q group
OF 10 boys Chicago fresh-air chill
dren) besides putting over other big
undertakings.
His talented young wife is indeed
. loyal companion in Christian
service, being president of the
Loyal Daughters class and church
pianist, besides being identified
with other lines Of religious work.
The little church is proud of its
contribution Of these consecrated
young people to the larger service
though their going will leave vacan-
cies that will be exceedingly hard
to ill.
That Mr.. and Mrs. Levin may
know Of the appreciation of the
work they have done and that their
friends wish for them unlimited
success in their chosen work the
evening service Sunday will be
given over to q farewell with a spe-
cial program Of music followed by
short addresses by those who have
been associated with Mr.. Levin in
religious work and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to any and all
who would honor the couple. The
program will begin at 1880 and the
pastor, Rev. Guy B. Williamson,
will have charge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
~. S. DUPED ON
LEAGUE, !" SAYS
Sen. HARDING
Continued from Page one.)

weird economic and social theo-
ries" by an administration which
could not even run its own bus
iness." would. II continued, mean
mo hour day" for American la
Dor. And when this bungling ad-
ministration now seeks to perpetu-
ate itself in perfect accord, let us
remember that its suspicion Of bus
mess and the use Of its extraordin-
ary war power and its socialistic
tendencies have been bullying and
tinkering with the pocketbooks Of
all the American people," Harding
said. when I hear the voices Of
the present spokesman Of that
regime talking about being pro-
gressive. / recall the activity made
in every direction. except forward,
and especially that which has
drawn us close to an economic
business precipice."
Outlines Own Policies.
Outlining his policies toward
business. Harding declared the
government must repeal aud wipe
out a mass OF executive orders and
laws which leave business in anx,
iety and uncertainty: readjust the
tariff: readiust intefnal taxations,
and especially the excess profits
tax, and remove burdens in places
on business enterprise; stop ex-
periments and enterprises which
government should not undertake;
establish closer understanding be-
tween government and business:
protect business at home and help
build 1t up abroad: make govern
ment sufhcient and make the will
Of the people instead Of the will
Of the willful" supreme.
Throughout Harding emphasized
that Governor Cox proposed to
continue the Wilson policies and
quoted frequently the perfect &C
cord" phrase contained In . state
ment issued after the famous
White house conference between
Wilson and Cox soon after the gov
ernor was nominated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
MANY MEMbERS
ADDED Result
OF BIG JUBILEE
Evangelical Church Of p,.... I.
Take In $50 It Mss1i,e

Closing exercises Of the c.,.,
ton Of the 25th anniversarv = \
founding Of the Evangelical rS.s
Of Peace, will be held TONER
feature Of the day is the taln.
OF $50 members into the church ..
have been secured durin- 4.
weeks services. The day's
gram opens with German se,,;. ~
with Rev. E. Klimpke Of Bloom.s
ton as the speaker. There M, n
music by the double male ana.
and Mrs. Arthur Burial viii ~.
at this service. Following fhs - !,
day school hour at 10:45 ther. =:
be an English service with nrs.I
ing by Rev. August Ruecker ~ =.
Louis. A special song service -
be given by the choir and Mr. y. T.
thur Burial. A feature Of thi. -
vice Is the admittancs Of Ia =
members.
At the evening service hehrc,.
nonor plate Is to be unveiled m
appropriate ceremony and thu rn ~.
lish sermon will be preached \.
Rev. p. Irion Of Moline whils -
F. J. Rolf, pastor Of the local cc,'
gregation will deliver the unvs;i,..
address.
The special music will be siyn
by Mrs. Arthur Burial and n
Misses Gladys Truesdell, FIor,nrs
Kruger and Irma Rain.
The jubilee concert last eysnh,
attracted q large crowd and n.
greatly enjoyed. Each number N,
splendidly given, both the solo snd
the quartet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen, No. $40.

Notice is hereby given to al nm.
sons interested that the Board a
Local Improvements of the City 4
Rock Island, Illinois, has filed n
the County Court of Rock IslaN
County, a certificate of the cost d
the improvement entitled in saN
Court. I'm Re Petition Of the City)
OF Rock Island, Illinois, to assess
the cost of the paving of Twenty.
ninth street from Sixteenth to Sey.
enteenth avenues" and said certifi-
cate also shows the Court costs. the
amount Of accrued interest, and The
total amount of said assessment
and said certificate also states that
the said improvement conforms
substantially to the requirements d
the original ordinance for the con.
struction of the same as required BY
law, and tina final hearing on said
certificate will be had on the 25th
day of September A. D. 1920. at the
hour Of nine O'Clock, A. NJ. or u
soon thereafter as the business Of
the Court will permit. All persons
desiring may file objections in said
Court before said day and may ap-
pear on the hearing and make
their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois,
this 18th day of September, A D.
1920. '4
H. M. SCHR1VER, d
M. T. RUDGREN,
FRANK WITCH,
JOHN MURRIN,
WIN. FITZSIMMONS,
Board Of Local Improvements Of
the City Of Rock Island, Illinois.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
PRAYER FOR
THIS WORLD
Oh. God. we thank Thee for thi.

Oh God ve thank Thee for this
.,- 49,. -. a.
80
sas'nesS anu i's riches' en~ .of
the manifoidness OF the life which
teens upon It and OF which We are
part. We praise Thee for the arch
ing sky and the blessed winds, for
the driving clouds and tho constel-
lations on high. We praise Thee
for the salt sea and the running
water. for the everlasting hills, for
the trees and for the grass under
our feet.
w. th.nh rh.. sor ~. ..n.. nv
-h,cb -. c.n ~. ~. sn,sndor =,
~. morn;nr .nd he.r ~. inh,l.rt
son.. ~ iove and .msil the
hreeth ~ The snrin1t;me
Grant ma va nrav Thee . heart
vide omen tn All this tov and beau-
fv and save omr souis from beinr
sn stecned in care ar "a darkened
nv nsssion that "a mass haedIess
ana nnseeinr when even the thorn
hu.h nv the wsvsids h aNams nth
the .,orv ~ Cod
rs -
Ta a..se M.an 10 av me sense 49,: ol
. .s.Yw sr .s.'a Hs.s .n nsn ns
TRas 80 ~ .;. .s.e .a,s 10. :" r .So..
hn mwa d ~ s sen IA ~;ts -. w. .ue.I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
Church of Peace Coins
1000 Membership During
IS Years Of Existence

Rolf, present pastor Of the church.
took the pulpit, In July. 1864. Rev.
J. JAMS Of Nnscatine came to Rock
Island every other Sunday after
noon and preached.
By this time the congregation o6
the church had grown considerably
and the church quarters on Ninth
street was not meeting with the
growth Of the church activities. 80
ON March 81, 1919, the building WAS
sold to the B'nai Jacob synagogue
for 5000. The building commit
tee to figure on . new church vas
composed Of George Waldmann,
Carl Kruger, Gustav Kruger,
Henry Faust, C. H. Seidel, Robert
Mogler, e. F. Dorn. Albert Red
man and Walter Lens. Two lots
on Twelfth street and Twelfth Az
enue were purchased for $500.
The cornerstone Of the new church
wcs laid on Sunday afternoon, July
Is, 1912, with Rev. J. Jams Of Mas
catine ofnciating. Until the time
Of dedication Of the church on
Sunday, March 80, services were
held in the old Y. M. C. A. build
ing. The total cost of the new
church was $4,000, but . debt Of
$l4,500 remained. From then on
the congregation grew condnu-
ously and steadily. The debt has
been diminished with every year.
so that on the Jubilee year the
debt is 5000.
The new organ was purchased
in June, 1915. for $500. and an
1900 pound bell Vas bought for
$1,000. Twelve years ago the
church numbered about thirty
three families and several individ-
ual members. Today, IS years
since its. organization. the number
OF individual members belonging to
the church Is CTS. the number Of
adults and children being about
one thousand. Ons hundred fifteen
members belong to the young peo-
PIES society.
In speaking Of the former pas
tors of the new church, Rev. Mr..
Rolf says:
In fond commemoration We re-
call the pastors who served this
church. OF my predecessors. only
one remains behind: the others
have answered the call Of death.
and have gone to their reward.
While they labored. they served
you as best they could. Their Ia
bors have not been in vain. Rev.
E. Klimpke has been invited to At
tend the services"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

Although mot . person respond
ed 70 the first meeting. called on
July Z, 1895. for the organisation
Of . new German church. Rev. c.
r. on, then mission organizer Of
the Iowa district, did not give mp
Today, - the result Of Rev. Mr.,
O6's efforts, the Evangelical
Church Of Peace stands It the cor
ner Of Twelfth avenue and Twelfth
street with the prosperity Of q
years.
On July II Of the same year Rev.
Mr.. on succeeded in gaining 10
persons to the first German serv-
ice. And q years ago, last We'd
nesday, Sept. 8,>a church was or
ganixed with 80 charter members,
Since then q new temple has been
erected, 6.034 people have partaken
Of the Lords supper, 544 have been
baptized, 345 Joined in holy wed
lock and 709 were borne to their
last resting place at the services
Tomorrow morning $50 additional
new members will be received.
The first church council was
composed Of Martin Oswald. Henry
Fues, Herman Meese and John
Wendt Mr.. Wendt is still in the
ranks Of the active members to
day. The Sunday school was then
organised. Rev. Theodore Krue-
ger Of Cumberland, Ind. was ap-
pointed minister OF the new
church. He assumed his duties in
April, 1896, but from January to
April Of that year the pulpit was
filed BY Rev. F. Rasche.
During the pastorate Of Rev. Mr.
Kruger the church became afflli-
ated with the Evangelical Church
Of America and purchased the
church of the English Methodist
congregation, located on Ninth
street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. But in October. 1899
Rev. Mr.. Kruger resigned and
Rev. J. F. c. Trefzer entered his
duties ON March Of 1900. Mean
while Revs. Dexheimer and Janke
filled the pulpit. Rev. Trefzer re-
signed in 1908. and during his
term the present parsonage was
built.
The church was renovated and
decorated and the basement built
under the church during the min
istry Of Rev. E. Klimpke Of Aurora
who succeeded Rev. Trefzer. In
May, 1908, the pastor resigned to
accept a call to Des PLANES, Ill
From then until Rev. Frederick J.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
QUINN BACK WITH
GATELYS STORES

]. J. Quinn, treasurer Of the
1okn Gately company. who have
St0fes in Davenport and Rock Is
land, has again taken over the
management Of the tri-city stores,
and will make his headquarters in
Davenport.
He has . host Of friends among
H. buying public Who will b Cad
n Aear Of his return.
II. Quinn, altar Is years. con-
1Q VII hths cohpany, retired
ktse nana 0aunGnt 1laecA !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11
The Day in Davenport

tional sales contract. was arrested
yesterday at Linwood and lodged
In the Scott county jail. He will
be arraigned today before Justice
Of the Peace W. W. Scott.
Obituary Record-At Mercy hos
pital at $3.50 yesterday morning
the death .bf Mrs. Anna p Fries
occurred sitter An illness Of SIX
months. Her condition had been
serious for the last two weeks.
Born in Germany 50 years ago, she
came to Davenport when 30 years
Of age and resided here since that
timc.
Thursday evening the death Of
Mrs. Lydia Lawson occurred at the
home of the daughter. Mrs. A. ].
Fleming Of No. 2 Lorenxen apart
ments. Death was due to . linger-
ing illness. Mrs. Lawson was q
native of Indiana, where she was
born In 1910.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

CHEAPER THAN STAYING HONE
When You can spend the evening
ON the Steamer G. w. Hill for only
Csc. Friday, Sept. II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-11

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