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PRINTING ART
SAMPLES SHOWN
Exhibit at Public Library
Displays Fine Quality
Workmanship.

An exhibit of what millionaire
book collectors in the year 1000 A.
d. may be paying fabulous prices
for as fine examples of early TWEEN
tieth century book-craft" Is shown
in the Metropolitan Museum Loan
Collection Of Modern Art-Printing.
now on exhibition at the Public
Library.
Extracts from special editions
printed for fastidious collectors
from about a dozen art printing
houses and book clubs are repre-
sented In the collection.
All of the printing Is hand-set
and for designs the publishers have
in many cases resurrected the
quaint letters of early English type.
The papG employed is generally
Japanese vellum or the finer work
of French paper manufacturers.
wide margins and illuminated"
capital letters are frequently used.
The Riverside Press Exhibits in
teresting facsimile representations
of early English book printing. no.
tably n reproduction of the "Urne
Buriall" of Sir Thomas Browne, us
ing the medieval spelling and
type designs. Many dainty exam
pies of book making are shown by
the Metropolitan Museum Art Press.
The Grolier Club has some excel
lent bindings in hand-tooled leatn-
er, done for them by Walter Gillis.
of New York. Finely executed wood
cuts and title page designs are con-
tributed by Rudolph Ruzicka- Other
fine examples of art printing are
firm the Chiswick Press, the Merry
mount Press, Of Boston, and the
Noman T. A. Munder & Company.
of Baltimore.
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morning will be Representative
Parrish. OF Texas.
Church Of Life ana joy.
The Rev. Columbus Bradford.
field secretary Of the International
New Thought Alliance. will speak
on "The Creative Power Of the
spoken Word" at the, Church OF
Life and Joy, 1914 N street north
west. tomorrow morning at 11:15
o'clock. The speaker In the even
ing will be DIR. +. Homer Curtiss,
author and teacher of New York.
Peek Memorial.
The Rev. Irving w. Ketchum. mas
tor OF Peck Memorial, has announc-
ed that his morning sermon tomor-
row Will be "Why Pray?" and his
evening sermon 'Demas, the Re-
tired Christian" Tuesday after
noon, 4:30 to z o'clock, the Canning
Club will give a supper in the base-
ment OF the church.
r. w. 6. A.
Special dedication services will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock at the. Y. w. G. A., 1888 r
street northwest. Bishop J. w.
Hamilton will be the speaker.
First spiritualist Church.
'.The Worlds Great Free Think
ers" will be the subject Of the Rev.
Alfred II. Terry's talk at the First
Spiritualist Church, Pythian Tenn
pie. tomorrow evening. The talk
will be followed by the reading Of
spirit messages.
American University.
II. r. Downs will be the speaker
at tomorrow afternoons $3.50 o'clock
meeting at American University.
Sunday school will be held at $3.50
o'clock.
All Souls Church.
Pending the construction Of fits
new church and parish house at
sixteenth and Harvard streets
northwest. the All Souls Church
will hold its services in the Knick-
erbocker Theater. Eighteenth street
and Columbia road northwest. AT
the morning services tomorrow the
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my sabbaths: ! am the Lord your
God.
Z Turn ye not unto idols. nor
make to yourselves molten gods: J
am the Lord your God.
s And IL ye offer q sacrifice
of peace offerings Unto the Lord
ye shall offer IL at your own will.
6 It shall be eaten the same day
ye offer IL. and on the morrow: and
II aught remain until the third day,
II shall be burnt in the fire.
And IL IL be eaten at all on the
third day. IL Is abominable: II shall
not be accepted.
Therefore every one that eat
eth IL shall bear. his fniquity, be-
cause he hath profaned the haliow-
ed thing Of the Lord; and that soul
shall be cut off from among his
people.
. And when ye reap the har-
vest of your land, thou shalt not
wholly reap the corners Of thy field,
neither shalt thou gather the CLEAN
ings of thy harvest
10 And thou shalt not CLEAN thy
vineyard, neither shalt thou gather
every grape OF thy vineyard; thou
shalt leave them for the poor and
stranger: am the Lord your God
IL Z Ye shall not steal, neither
deal falsely. neither lie one to
another.
12 And ye shall not swear by
my name falsely, neither shalt thou
profane the name of thy God: am
the Lord.
.13 4 Thou shalt not defraud thy
neighbour, neither rob him: the
wages of him that is hired shall not
abide with thee all night until the
morning.
IL Thou shalt not curse the
deaf, nor put a stumblingblock be-
fore the blind, but shalt fear thy
God: ! am the Lord.
Is Ye shall do no unrighteous-
ness in Judgment; thou shalt not
respect the person of the poor, nor
honour the person of the mighty!
but in righteousness shalt thou
Judge thy neighbour.
(To Be Continued)
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treil. and Miss Helep Thomas, con-
traltos. and Martin Richards and
Raymond : Toeuse, tenors. Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee will be at the
piano. Leroy Herndon will give
several violin selections. with w.
IL Starnell at the organ.
Kendall Dapti.t Church.
Howard A. Banks. associate
editor of the Sunday school Times.
of Philadelphia, and former private
secretary, to the Secretary OF the
Navy. Josephus Daniels. win speak
at tho Kendall Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on. Does God
Speak to Men Now. to Whom and
How"
At the preceding Sunday school
session Mr.. Banks will address the
Theron Outwater Mems Bible Glass;
of Kendall. on the theme from Rev
elation, Johns Picture of Wor-
ship in Heaven" The pastor. the
Rev. +. L. Griffin. will continue his
series of Sunday Ievangelistic SER
vices at 7:30 o'clock.
CcatenniaI baptist Church.
"why the Best Christians in
Washington Have Unpleasant Ex-
perienccs" Is the title of the SER
mon the Rev. Z. Hez Sven will
deliver at the Centennial Baptist
Church. tomorrow evening. The
morning sermon will be on Honor
Everybody"
Metropolitan baptist Church.
The Rev. John Compton Ball.
pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, will speak tomorrow morn
ing on "The Worth While Life"
His evening sermon will be on
THE Ouija Board or the Bible
Which,"
Calvary baptist Church.
The Kinnear Class for Young
Men Of the Calvary baptist Church
invites the young men OF the city
to meet with them tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock, Eighth and H
streets northwest. and to become
members of the class IL they so
desire. The speaker tomorrow
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ground of the truth. John Win
throp said the cchurch is the cor
nerstone OF the state" Mr.. wes-
ley defined the Methodists to be
"a company of persons having the
form and seeking the power of
godliness." There Is no power but
of God: the powers that be are
ordained of God. God is incarnate
in His church and II has been
fed continually by all the noble
nesses of. forty generations of
man"-it is the "world-tree of the
nations" To maintain our rights
granted by Heaven let everything
perish rather than yield: this is
the spirit of the church,
The Methodist Episcopal church
lis adequate to her share of the
responsibility. Her history demon
strates this. The ministry, mar
velous movement, and influence of
the Wesleys. is declared by all
authentic history to have averted
the<repetition of the French Revo-
luton in England, Scotland and
Ireland.
The office of the church is to
teach and furnish example. God
hath set some in the church. first
apostles, secondarily prophets,
thirdly teachers. after that mira
cles, then gifts of healings, helps,
governments, diversities of tom
gues. And they are made a spec
tacle unto the world and to angels
and to men. II there is no truth
nor mercy nor knowledge of God
In the land. the Lord hath q con-
troversy with the inhabitants. But
He simply bids His apostles and
prophets and teachers to preach
the word. be instant In season and
out of season: reprove. rebuke, ex-
hort with all long suffering and
doctrine. And praying Is the end
of preaching: Il moves the hand
that moves the universe" When
anyone Is overtaken in q fault the
apostle bids only the spiritual to
restore such one in the spirit of
meekness- The prophet commends
the spiritual man that shall be pre-
ferred above princes and tpresi-
dents because he hath an excellent
spirit.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS
TO CELEBRATE MASS

Twenty-Five hundred Invitations
were mailed yesterday from the st.
Aloysius Rectory to members of the
third Sunday brigade, urging at
tendance at a special mass to be
celebrated by Cardinal Gibbons at
o'clock Sunday morning in st.
Aloysius Church, North Capitol and
] streets northwest.
After tho gospel in the Cardinals
mass the prelate will address the
men and proclaim n week of spirit
ual retreat to be marked by special
exercises. every morning and eve
ming. ...
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CHURCH ISCURE.
FOR CIVIC ILLS.
Subservient to Laws, But
Cornerstone of State,
Says Minister.
by. Rt. Rev. J. w. HAMILTON,
I'D. d.. LID.


We hold no. brief for church,
anity. We do not presume to claim
that any one denomination alone Is
wholly adequate to the demand
of any times. certainly not Of our
perllous times of contention, con-
vulsion. corruption. confusion. cata-
clysm that seem to interrupt the
continuity of history. We do pro-
foundly believe that the entire
church. invisible and visi-
BILE, Is adequate to the demand for
full settlement of all this anarch-
ism. to bring law and order out of
the chaos. and secure permanent
subsistence of the unresting sea.
We will go further and say thdre
can be no settlement and security
outside the church; the church Of
the living God is the pillar and
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a program Of folk songs tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock under the d.
rection Of the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society.
First Baptist.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tup-
per will preach at IL O. m tomor-
row on THE Century's Crisis" ana
at & p. m on Congress and Chris
tianity."
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WILLIAM A. WALKER
CLAIMED BY DEATH

William A. walker. 80 years old
died late Thursday night at his
home. 512 Twelfth street. follow
Ing q long illness. He had been
confined to his bed for seven years
from paralysis. Funeral services
win be held this afternoon at 9
o'clock at Peck Memorial Chapel,
Twenty-eighth and n streets. In
terment viii be In Rock Creek Cem-
etery. He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lillian Walker. his father.
mot = -ix brothers and three sis
terra -
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MRS. SUSAN ROBINSON
DIES AT ACE OF 81

After an illness of several weeks,
Mrs. Susan Bethune Robinson,
widow Of the late Maj. N. T. n.
Robinson, died Thursday night at
George Washington Hospital. Mrs.
Robinson was S2 years old, and \
native OF Georgia. One son, Nor
borne T. n. Robinson. a brother,
James A Bethune. and two sisters.
Mrs. c. B. Boynle Boyle and Miss
Frances Bethune, survive her.
Mrs. Robinson will be buried at
the Old Chapel Cemetery. near Mill
wood, Va, tomorrow afternoon.
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John M. REFSNIDER ),
DIES IN BALTIMORE

Lieut.. Commander Lawrence r.
Reifsnider, U. 8. N, OF 2sO5 p street
northwest, was called to Baltimore
yesterday by the death of his father,
John Milton Reifsnider, chairman of
the Maryland Public Service Com
mission, which occurred in the early
inorning at Union Protestant In
f3rmary.
Mr.. Reifsnider, who was IS years
old. succumbed to the effects of a
recent operation. At the bedside
were Mrs. Reifsnider, Commander
Reifsnider and five other children.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church of, the Covenant
Conn. Ave. and n St
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., :
MINISTER.
REV. HOWARD D. TALBOT,
ASSISTANT.

SUNDAY MARCH 81. 1920.
o,3O-sunday school. with mems
and women's classesI
IL 11s0o-Morning Service. DR.. Wood
breaches.
3i3O-Forty second Inspirational
Service. Address BY DIR.
Wood. Subject. aSThe History
of n Sin, Special sol0ists,
Richard ID q e 4 Z N q, tenor,
George Harold Miller. bari
tone. Four anthems by the
Solo Double Quartet. A serv-
lee OF sacred song. sydney
Lloyd wrightson, director Of
music, Harvey Murray, or
ganist.
o,Is-Chri.tian E.deavsr Tea
supper.
s,4s-Christian Endeavor vesper
Service.
DIR. Wood. Subject. "Slime
Pits OF the Soul" Special
soloist, j. Campbell-Mc cInnes,
OF London England. singing
n Solo Cantata. ~ Bear My
f.s Cross without Lamenting,S
by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Evening" choir of 500
voices sydney Lloyd Wright
son, director of music, Har-
rey Murray. or4anist, Claude
Robeson, pianist.
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1890.
sso0-Midweek Prayer Service.
All Welcome.
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CHAPTER Ie.
A repetition Of sundry laws.

And the Lord spake unto Moses,
saying.
Q Speak unto all the congrega-
tion of the children of Israel. and
say unto them, Ye shall be holy:
for / the Lord your God am holy.
3 Ye shall fear every man his
mother, and his father, and keep
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10 Moiech. neither shalt thou pro-
fame the name Of thy God: am the
Lord.
~ Thou shalt not lie with man
kind. as with woniankind; IL IL
abomination.
% Neither shalt thou lie with
any beast to deftle thyself there
with? neither. shall any woman
stand before q beast TO lie down
thereto: II II confusion.
"a Defile not ye yourselves In
any OF these things:-for in all these
the nations are defiled which cast
out before you:
rs And the land Is denied: there
fore ! do visit the iniquity thereof
upon II. and the land itself yomiteth
out her Inhabitants.
rs Ye shall therefore keep my
statutes and my. Judgments. and
shall not commit any Of these
denominations; neither any of your
own nation. nor any stranger that
so5ourneth among you:
~ (For all these abominations
nave the men of the land done,
which were before you. and the land
IL denled;)
20 That the land spew not you
out also, when ye defile IL. as II
spewed out the nations that were
before you.
20 For whosoever shall commit
any Of these abominations. even the
souls that commit them shall be
cut on from among their people.
30 Therefore shall ye keep mine
ordinance, that ye commit not any
one Of these abominable customs,
which were committed before you,
and that ye defile not yourselves
a r. h. L o..l
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CHRISTIAN.

Church. of Christ (Disciples).
Bible Study, 10 a. m.
Communion, II a. m.
Evening Service, 7:3o p. IN.
Masonic Temple, 9Th and F SITS.
N. E., Second Floor Front.
w. S. Long, Minister.
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Fifth Baptist Church.

Five Facts About He'll" will be
the subject of DIR. James E. Briggs
sermon tomorrow night at the Fifth
Baptist Church. AS prelude to mis-
sermon DR.. Briggs will talk on "rne
Literary Digest on Death andtH Hell" !"
This is the fourth sermon in q se-
ries, "Life's Tomorrow"
At the morning service the sub
ject win be "A Backsliding Family"
Revival services win begin March
rs. z
First baptist Of Alexandria.
The choir viii give q musical
service tomorrow evening. at 9:4S
o'clock. under the direction of w.
H. Starnell. Members OF the choir
are. Mrs. Lillian Lewis Baker. Mrs.
Walter Oliver. Mrs. Charles Beaie
and Mr.. Joseph Gascofgne. So
pranos; Mrs. Josephine Mack Cot
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sINTERNATIoNAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple Audito-
r5cm. 1912 Ninth street northwest. Lee
fure at 8 D. N. sunday By I. r.. Hildebrxndt,
& Bsifin0ps. Seats free. An welcon,e.
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SHOW YOUR COI.ORS
FOR
Petworth Baptisfs New Building
$4,000 Drive Now On.

EICTu E near 7th S. w. DR.. John
TiE Ia K. Briggs will preach on
"a BaeksIiding Family at IL a. m.
At night, the subject will be "Ftve
Fsct. About the Hereafter which
will be the fourth in the series ON
Life's Tomorrows. WELCOME.
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z IL. c., pastor tells: why the
Z. T1cZ oWem best Christians in WASH
ington have unpleasant experiences" p. m.
Hear the ORGAN. Large free chairs tmen
like them); songs composed by the pastor.
II q. m. Honor Everybody.", Centennial
Rant. Oh, 7th and Eye n. e.
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The crescendo Quintette. A. Rus
sell wooding. director. will render
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
WHY EDITORS FALL;
YOU'D PRINT THIS
TOOFYOU WERE US

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Editor Ar
gus: Did you ever sit in a stud
poker game and wonder what the
other fellow had in the hole?
Or did you ever try to edit q cub
reporters copy with your eyes
hoodwinked" and your pencil point
broken?
Well, that's how q struggling,
earnest press agent feels when he
never knows whether his copy is
getting into type or into the waste
basket.
/ thought the enclosed story
mighty good news for movie fans
(meaning nearly everybody.
I'd give q lot to know what you
think Of it. The only way can tell
is to see q clipping. Wish you'd
shoot it along in the enclosed en-
velope.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
KNOW CHINA IS
Plea


Get ! better undertaking Of
~ Chinsse people and promote the
American ideals In rslaa3onship
With CHINA. Dr. s. N. Momtt, re-
turned missionary from Korea, told
nembers Of the boys Hi-Y club last
evening. DR.. 1omtt Ahas just re-
turned after 20 years Of missionary
work Ii Korea.
He gave IN account Of the early
civilization Of the Koreans and then
led nm TO the growth OF Japan ana
the subsequent growth Of China.
which, he says 10 not far on. DR..
Momtt explained that it was
through the school boys Of Japan
that Japan did mot get Shantung.
and that with the immense popula-
ton Of China. the country will soon
come forward as Japan did.
He urged that a Christian atti-
tude toward China be taken by the
boys, not to exploit the country, but
to assist It in program OF better
Ing China This, he said, can be
done BY understanding China bet.
ter.
J. A. johnson gave several vocal
solos. Movies on the bible story Of
the blind Bartimeus were shown
No business of importance was
transacted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
EXAMINE Teeth
Of 2421 PUPILS
N LAST MONTH


Through the public school dem
fist and physician 2421 children
have had their teeth examined and
35s have gone through physical ex-
aminations during the month Of
October, according to the monthly
report made at the meeting Of the
Rock Island board of education last
evening.
DR.. b. r. Paul, school physician,
together with the visiting nurse. ex-
amined 35S pupils, made q school
calls. II home calls, treated two
children for spectacles and fed 375
with milk. Twelve contagious dis
eases have been found in the schools
in that month, six Of humps, one Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

The police were called to the resi-
deuce OF ]. D. Duke 1l43 Forty
second street, shortly after IL
O'Clock this morning with Tie pull
motor to aid in saving tho life Of
Mrs. Duke, who had become as
phyxiated with the gas In the kitch-
en- Of her homo.
However, on the arrival Of VIE
police DR.. Joseph Do Silva had ad-
ministered first aid and the woman
was conscious. Being kept out In
the open air, her condition contin-
ued to improve and 1t was not nee
essary to take her to a hospital. Ac-
cording to the physician. Mrs. Duke
will recover. The effects Of the gas
will not wear OF for several days,
it was said
According to information obtain
ed by the police they believe that
the case was a plain attempt at
suicide. A neighbor visiting the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10


Dixie hons this morning 4 i
Buke ID IN unconscious -.
In the kitchen of the homs
three Jets on the gas sto,s b.:
open. ~
the wife was alone in IN. -
The neighbor called severn, ~
persons to aid her and also %
Q call for q physician. q
Mrs. Duke was said to ha,. !,
IN III health for a considerahl. -
and to have entertained an on, :
that she was causing tronhs. !.
those around her. Il was lss,..s
She is 81 years Of age.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

& ,..A..ss.~' n~-,~.~rtetiva.
EAD'o, 49, ~ p ~ 40,
CnicSos wv. p 80 = . ~ -, 81
stAftimg cnA0ses = - . 1870 q
moving pact1 1I1. ~
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senect y us s.. ..ran.,ny
c0fporatiOn' ing lU.o. D III
company ID tne s1e.t uI.1e 49,. 49,.
The change q psoouc.a1. psy
nor Paramount picsuFes l..e.0.
tionaFy ana vii g 6ISesa ~.
surprise BY MIN Ian9 ~ 0.er ta
country. AZ z resuII 81 tns new
Idea there VIII aDpeer suleIs,
pictures IN Wnlcn - Msny e -. ~,
. dozen or more notea @ VII
plAy together IN the same cast. roI
instance there may Appeals plctuIes
with Elsie Ferguson. 1ae 1u,Ay'
Wallace helo, Doto,ny n .;
Thomas Meienan' E.nel 11y ~ ~
Billie burke An pl.yms s1 .ss:
Jesse L. Lasky, IN anuvIno,ue .n.s'
new idea, explains tnst Ne nae 8.
ranged TO coorainate tne enuIe
production faciiltles OF tne VARIOUS
Paramount STUDIOS INTO one sIea.
stock company, win eacn s.oulo
and artist ct the command ~ Tue
director. This Will remove an
limits OF talent Or pnysical .aSi..'e y
1t also includes the coliapoia'ion "
scores OF noted writer's.
The first result OF THIS new sys.
tenn will be the pnotoproducllon .,
Arthur ScnnHzler pay Anatoi'
by Cecil b. DeMllie. Wnen inloImeo
4. that he could operate witnout ilml-
tation, DeMine stIpaiatea TINS cast :
Wallace Helo, Einott DeA.,r
Cora swanson: neDe- Dan'els
wanda HaWiey, ineooore noDelts
Iheooore hoslon anu Agnes AyleS
He also engaged 1oar leaulnt
Haywood, Jeanne MACPHERSON, FL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
THOR NORBERG n
GRANTED PATFnq
ON DISPLAY Cla,

Thor Norberg. proprietor q =.
Norberg music house, has ohs.,.s.
. patent ON q display case "a, ~.
music. This is something ent,..,
new and is designed for spses ~
ing and self-seller purposes +.
No<berg intends to mauuise4,s.
and sell them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

U0S440 - eo19O 1A1sO0
vhses l6nlew haa aeverai kfnds OF
s..-se- ..-..-- - $. ,..-. 9
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Cons % pe1!ecsion. sonn 80 -
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nil t96ay pending me e0ofts o. nis
3Sten61 70 raise ~ e more. the
10re beng IL costs q his nne.
| The actions Of John ana > cono1s
SUNDAY evening IN Moline attracs-
~ NJ ettentson OF : piamci0tncs
cmce5. Ihe paif we're sesteo ~ g y
sautomobile, ana 70 inc omcer =
looked mighty Ike something VA
being consumed.
| Both men seemed % sense. tne -.
Aensjon that WAS Deing dlIectc!
thelf way. 70 John eot OH ano
ptaSted to run. He was caught AT
pr = short chase. but IA the mean
Hlme MS pal IN the auto nad maoe
= getaway Win macnme ana ~;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10
L'ENVOI,

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine
bears the signature Of E. W. Grove.
30c.-(Adv.)
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lneont 1hie trlhuto from NJ hn4d.
which llSst IRON ny hsaft ! RVS.
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( "a n ~ earfh a1road
- Aawn m ~ a. teothesa
Tvina fron ~ lhlfni of COD.
n vou ara l6ka the ntnalc
rheA sneele I'M n Heaven:
rcIesfisI symnhonies
ccrrosed - "a. our Father,
1I,ecr shaf Ehrsstmaa ~.
when nsthIehem's rude ranger
~. asvinr ana receive.
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a dainty and Is lander.
- iissie feathers dreaeed.
nesr ~ ana charming baby.
w,.h varees Won I greet:
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The sveetest Of the sweet,
n vcrk - like the blossom
s,,.t ,ietos n. face fovard heaven
Where neerless heanties be.
Who once has seen YOU never
.synnr fsirness can forget:
love VIM lovely baby. :
Nv ,ittle violet.
n vou nv glorious baby.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

PILES CURED IN s TO II nv.
DRUGGISTS refund money IL PAN
OINTMENT fails to cure Iiteh,,s
Blind. Bleeding or Protrudinr Dr..
Instantly relieves Iitchinr p;l..
and you can get restful sleep -
first application. 60c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-10

/ TT IS NO LONGER a question
what to do In order to please yepr
mothers. sisters, wives or even
Sweethearts. DE l. TAN Tut has
solved the Question-(Adv.)