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The Piety That Banks

Reaision should make people
more comfortable to live with. IN
fortunately 1t does not always. do
70. Tho very essence OF Christian
ity Il consideration for others. II
I man's religion does not help him
to be . gentleman, he vould~eest
throw It away and try . new brand.
II one 10 not decent enough to be
polite, it .may be doubted whether
he is pious enough to be thought
Of when the roll is called.
And yet the sad thing Is, piety
often gets a black eye because
some people who affect to be pious
are so downright disagreeable.
They make things mighty uncom-
Portable for others. They feel cal
led on to speak their minds, and
the minds they speak are 90 nasty.
They say things that leave a sting.
They are like the Scotchman's dog:
Life was full Of seriousness to
him. He could just never get
enough of fightin'."
So there are people who are very
quarrelsome, and imagine they are
very serious. They are badly
fooled in themselves. They have
the piety that barks, and sometimes
bites.
People have feelings. It is about
all some people have-just feel
ings. The girl at your counter has
feelings. Why should you play the
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PRAYER FOR
THE TEACHER

We implore thy blessing, O God,
on all the men and women who
teach the children and youth of our
nation, for they are the potent
friends and helpers of our home.
Into their hands we daily commit
the dearest that we have, and as
they make our children, so shall
future years see them. Grant them
an abiding consciousness that they
are co-workers with thee. thol
great teacher OF humanity, and that
thou hast charged them with the
holy duty of brining forth from the
budding life Of the young the mys-
FERROUS stores Of character and abil-
ity which thou hast hidden in them.
Teach them to reverence the
young lives, clean and plastic,
which have newly come from thee,
and to realize that generations still
unborn shall rue their sloth or rise
to higher levels through their wis
dom and faithfulness. Grid them
for their task with thy patience and
tranquility, with great fatherly
and motherly love for the young
and with special tenderness for the
backward and afflicted. Save them
from physical exhaustion. from
loneliness and encouragement
from the numbness of routine and
from all bitterness of heart.
We bless thee for the free and
noble spirit that is breathing with
quickening power upon the educa,
tional life Of our day. and for the
men and women of large mind and
loving heart who have made tina,
spirit our common possession by
their teaching and example. Blu
grant that a higher obedience ant
self-restraint may grow in the new
| atmosphere OF freedom. We re
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ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
UNDER NEW PASTOR

The Second Christian church Of
this city and the East Moline Chris
tan church are beginning work
with the new minister, Rev. w. B.
Oliver.
A schedule has been arranged
which allows for preaching SER
vices at the Rock Island church on
the second and fourth Sundays OF
each month. both morning and
night, together with the usual BIZ
Bile school. Prayer services will
b held each Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Oliver speaks Sunday
morning on the subject. "Why
Christianity Il Desired" and in the
evening The Science Of Living
Right"
Each first and Third Sunday
thefe will b morning and evening
services ct the East Moline church.
which 10 being held IN the school
building on. 6eventesnth avenue
and First street Prayer services
are held On Thuysday evening.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Arsn Fills u 1886

Mrs. Ben 7. Gable and childrn :
left for New York this morning
The boom which Rock lslsna !.
receiving through it, new cou,.
house and postoflice buildinr -
given attention in today's Chic..s
Times-Herald with cut Of 49,
structure.
The insulation on an electric v;..t
IN the attic Of the Watch Tower :.
vilion became ignited SATURDAY g.
ming and caught a scantline N.
IRE did no damage, having ban A.
covered before it made any hssS
way.
The Salvationists may parade ~.
thoroughfares and pound ths;r
drum on the Sabbath as well I. ~
any other day and the city authos ~
ties have no right to interfere Vim
them, holds Justice H. A. Weld. hs.
fore whom the city sought to pro.s
cute the organization for disresarS
ing its ordinances.
Aug. 27-Rurai camp No. 1856 N
w. A.. will have a picnic Thursdsy
Aug. 20, at the Moore place thre.
miles east Of Milan, on the Knox.
vile road.
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Lord, if Thou hadst been here, my

Lord, if Thou hadst been here, my
brother had not died" But she was
still quiet and selfcontained. There
was no complaint, no upbraiding of
the Lord. no reminding Him of all
that she or they had done for Him
in days gone by and by virtue of
which slightly better treatment
on His part ought to have been
meted out to them. She still knew
that the Lords way was the best.
frequently the Christians Of to-
day imagine that the first call of the
Lord is to service. That is a mis-
take. The first call is to fellow
ship. to real soul-life in spiritual
communion with Christ. It is a
matter on the part of the soul of
learning to understand the great
needs Of forgiveness for sins, of
peace with God and the setting up
OF a new man who shall live sole
ly by faith in the promises of Christ
The crying need Of the Christian
church Of today is for men and
women who shall be thoroughly
grounded in the truth and in the
| experiences of the Christian life
We need men and women that are
constantly feeding on the green
pastures of the bible, such as are
exceedingly anxious to know daily
whether they be in the faith or not
men and women that are constantly
proving themselves and their lives
in the light of the Word of God
These need not be told that there
lis great work for them to do IL
the Kingdom Of God on earth. They
know it and they are constantly en-.
gagged in this exercise.
Martha is everywhere in evid
dence. Not so Mary. Our own com.
munity needs thousands of tn,
cast of Mary Of Bethany. Shall VIZ
have them? Our women, and men
I too, can give the answer. Wha,
shall it be?
REV. G. A. BRONDEILE
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Aug. 91--Articlss q incorporation
Of the Tri-City Railway company
we're filed With the county recorder
At Davenport yesfsrday. The capi-
tai stock Of the corporation y given
: 100000 dividend into shares Of
500 each. The Affairs Of this cor
poratfon will be handled BY . board
Of I'VE directors who shall be
stockholders.
Alderman W. c. Maucker and
family departed this morning for
q three weeks visit in Boston and
other eastern points.
Aug. 13-James Wright and Ar
thur Burial are attending the Cor
dova races.
Aug. 24-The Western Baseball
association has experienced an.
other transformation. The Spring
field, jacksonville and Denver clube
have been dropped and the associa-
lOu Will HuISu tue ccdSOn WIN 0AA
clubs.
Mrs. l.. S. McCabe and family are
on for Boston tonight.
The ladies Of the Broadway
church will. give a trolley party
| Tuesday evening, Aug. q. for the
| benefit of the new building.
The old settlers committee At its
meeting this afternoon formulated
a program for the court house cor
nerstone service, which will be sub
mitted to the association for ap-
prevail Tuesday. The intention is to
invite all military and civic or
CARNATIONS, city officers, police and
fire departments, barristers and
citizens of the county to participate
in the parade. Committees on In
vitation, reception, decoration
printing, orations, ETC.. were ap-
pointed.
~
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member with gratitude to thee the
godly teachers of our own youth,
who won our hearts to higher pur
poses by the sacred contagion of
life. May the strength and beauty
Of Christ-like service still be plain
ly wrought in the lives of their
successors, that our children may
not want for strong models Of de-
vout manhood on whom their
characters can be nodded.
Do thou reward thy servants
with a glad sense Of their own eter-
nal worth as teachers of the race,
and in the heat of the day do thou
show them the spring by the way
side that flows from the eternal 81
lence of God and gives new light 70
the eyes of all who drink of it.
WALTER RAUSCHENBUSCH.
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Bible Story
Mary Of Bethany.

There were three members in the
family, Mary, Martha and Lazarus.
The home was in Bethany, a little
village on one of the eastern spurs
Of the Mount of Olives, two miles
out from Jerusalem. Hither the
Lord came time and again as unto
quiet retreat. The four nights
preceding his last night on earth
were spent at this home.
OF Mary We know but little, but
all we do know Of her is decidedly
in her favor. She was quiet and un-
obtrusive, evidently of a meditat-
ing turn of mind. The Lord loved
her, and she in turn was spiritually
linked up with the Lord as perhaps
no one else of His disciples and
friends. Her spirit had manifestly
been awaiting the coming Of the
Lord for some time, and when He
did come, it laid hold of Him in a
special manner. She felt that His
presence and teaching called her
to spiritual fellowship.
That was exactly what she had
been pining for. When the Lord
paid the family a visit, she sat at
His feet in order that she might
hear whatever He should speak. To
her there was but zone thing need
full" and that she was to attain unto
understanding Of and peace with
God. Her heart was centered in
Christ and in spiritual way she
was feeding ON Him whenever
there was an opportunity for it. In
the simplicity OF her soul she had
feeling that the Lord was perfect
ly willing that she should treat Him
thus. Martha, her sister, thought
also a great deal of the Saviour.
but she was of another disposition
and did NOT appreciate the way OF
Mary. Mary, however. would not
yield to the entreaties Of Martha to
come to her help and finally appeal
ed to the Lord for support. Here
is His reply: Martha, Martha,
though art careful and troubled
about many things; but one thing
is needful: and Mary hath chosen
that good part, which shall not be
taken away from her" And so
Mary continued to sit at the feet Of
her beloved Master.
One day sickness walked in upon
this little family. Lazarus, the
brother. was the victim. They sent
at once for the Great Physician.
They did not ask Him to come, they
only stated the case: Lord, be-
hold he whom Thou lowest is sick. !"
The Lord did not come, but the
of the wings Of the Angel
Of Death were heard IN the distance.
Before long Lazarus was no more.
Sorrow and Consideration grippsd
the heart Of Martha. Mary was
quiet and resigned. She knew more
Of the Lord than ~ Martha. She
knew the way OF Lord vas hest.
But when the Lord I'D arrive sitar
TIE funeral sAs - - unto HIN:
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TveIft6 etspet ard Twelfth ayeaue. 8ev.
y. J. Rolf, pastor. German services a.
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Tirst Baptist = Corner Third svenus
sAd Fifteenth street. Rev. J. CeI1
had choice OF a itne wora1 nso " c. 0Mes
1nas 1ouiu wv .sAes ss $3.50. n
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lo:4o- EvcnInS servic - ~. - ~
morning tneme. 1ne 0up'o ns,ss
Cross evening she"e' Ane eA'
watch"
Kdgswood BapGst-CoFner Forsy-iovrsn
! street and Fifth avenue. Sunday scno0
at 9:45 .. m Morning service AZ 1 ~;
Y. +. U. at $50: Evening servlcs -.
Second baptast aco1oreo' n;h.ou
and SKIN avenue. hev. .. n. 0Ioeou,
pastor. Preaching at IL o. m SUNDAY
| school at 9:4o a. m. A Harper. supeIn
| tendent. b. Y. +. U. at p. m. Evening
services al 7:3o.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCK-
First Church Of Christ. scentIst-Cor.
oer Seventh avc.-. erd Twenty second
street. Sunday school at GAS .. m. Tes-
timonial meeting every Wednesday at 9
The church maintains Tree eaanio
room in the Peoples Nauonal nAnh
building. which 10 open every week uey
from II 10 d m 70 9. M, ano eve w
Saturday from II 30 to 0 and from ~
m 70 y; All AUTHORIZE, ~ ,s n.sra nr mon On
Christian science may Do feso Vi Dur
chased.
|
| 81. Joseph's Parish church - Second
avenue and Fourteenth street: Dean r
H Durkin. rector. Masses at 4 y, an'
~ CLOCK; SUNDAY schooi AZ ~ a. IA
sacred heart farsa snurcn.f rse
nue. and IwenT,eiehtn ste'. a..Is ae'
Siemen' 'oo ven; ,n'ao ~.'.
mssses At 40 =. m, Evening devotion.
1vhen saidl 745
81 Marys Parish church-Four;h ave
nue. and Twenty-second street Father F
i UehIein rector Sunday first mass at
1880 O'Clock. English sermon Sunoa!
| sch0ol at 2:3O p. M Vespers ana 5ene
diction Al p. m. weekday masses al
o clock
| 81. Pauls church tbeiglan )-iwenty
fourth street and Eighth and a-hal ave
nue. Mass at S:3o ana lV'5V. Fa'oe
Z. Zwart. rector.
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cIsi.nd PreSbytSr1sn - Afkeo stscse
south Rock Island. Rev. Thomas Hughes
psssor. SUNDAY school at Gas :. .
Endeayor a. $50, seevices st lO:46 enc
$50.
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rourtsenth strret. Or. ]. II, Gibson, pas
ter. SUNDAY echooi q e:30 q. n
No preaching services.
Oax Grove United REPRESENTATIVES
ty-fourth street and Nineteenth avenue
REV. J. L. Vancs, pastor. Sunday schoo
services. I
! Gloria Del Third United Presbyterian
Tvelfth etrest md Torty-second avenue
Raw. Charies q. Mann. pastor. SUNDAY
| school al Gas q, m, Services at IL N,
7.3O.
Beulah Presbyterisn-Bural township
Rev. r. Ferguson Ogie. pastor. Bibl'
IL .. N:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received 9 a. m. Sept.
6. 1920, for constructing a 6-inch
Waterman on Fifth street.
H. NJ. SCHRIVER, Mayor.
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CAPITOL OUTWGS

And sunset excursions, Tuesday,
Aug. 81. and Wednesday. Sept. l.
Leaye davenport $50 p. M Rock
Island ; 2. n. Return 7:6 D. b.
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ROOFS.

ROOFS.
II you think OF roofs, think OF
the Davenport Roofing company,
Davenport. Iowa. Phone Dav. 993.
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Aug. 26-Alderman T. A. Fender
is in Chicago.
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q To reviewing stand will be on
The Aouth side of the Masonic tenn
s3p}e ON Fifth avenue between Sew
NhteSnth and Eighteenth streets.
The formation Of communicates
ID passing the reviewing stand will
20 IN column Of double sections
br platoons. Distances between d.
Visions will b 36 PAGES, and be-
tween communicates Is PAGES.
Is Rock Island commandery No. IS
Nill stand at attention and salute
Abe grand commander and star,
end ohicers and members Of the
grand commandery will stand "at
festr until the fourth division has
passed. when Il will reform the
4ines and pass In review.
| An commands will b brought to
carry when 60 PAGES from the re-
Etevtng ofiicers. All salutes will
y - provided b the drill regula-
MArshals Will conduct their
h oNs : sufncisnt distance be-
e4e rsvfegiAg sand q uot TO
80 WITH ~ nasehinw col
neO 0sy WI; roview and
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Church Of Spiritual Harmony-Meetings
will be held at the Camblin home. 800
Eleventh street. until further notice. with
Z. B. Trestler as leader.
Church of God - Fifth avenue and
Eleventh street. Mrs. W. A. Hamilton.
pastor in charge. Sunday school at $40.
Services at 7:30.
The herald., 1920-09-02
on Friday, August eth.

on Friday, August eth.
Sunday afternoon the Lnaguers held
/ service at Bonner Home Mr.. W. II.
Black lead The League is TO hold
service At Bonner Home the fourth
; Sunday OF each month
Rev. S. -. Roberts returned Sppd,,.
morning from a trip to Campri. La
where he assisted the pastor i'm boIdiu,
services.
sunday morning Mr. ". II. BLACK
conducted the service He gave q very
interesting IL. talk on God Crowns the
world With His Wonderful GLORY"
during the month Of August tho
League had contest There were tvo
sides, Red and Blue The aim of M,
contest was to see which side co,,rd
get the most members out to devotion.
al service on Sunday nights on limo
me roll was called immediately after
! the prayer, and all those who ansu,a,.
Gu the roll were counted ON time
! sunday night determined tho wirri,,,,
side. The Reds were victorious bnt
me Blues say that next month the
Reds will have to do hard work ~
Deat them. Now the Blues have IN g..
tertain the Reds. and their side is
working very hard on surprise for
the winners.
sunday night the Third Departmon.
lead the devotional service Of The
League
There will be a social at the narsor.
age on Thursday night All Leaguers
ana their friends are invited. A good
time is promised all who attend
prayer meeting Wednesday night
at 7:45.
ne Mission Study Glass will meet
AT the parsonage Friday night.
sunday night everyone had eynect.
ed to hear DIR. r. II. Harper. Of Fir,t
Church. preach, but at the last mo.
ment we received news that he couId
not come over and so Rev. Stafford
conducted the service.
On Monday, September 18th. the
Leaguers will entertain at the Naval
station. A good program is being ar.
ranged. and we expect large crowd
II you nave no date for the 18th, fol.
low the Leaguers to the Naval Station
as there will be side-splitting stunts
League devotional service Sunday
night at 700 and preaching service
at 7:45.
Rev. 5. d. Roberts. pastor. Resi-.
dence, ll15 Jefferson street.
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This coming Sunday morning HOLY
communion will be celebrated. All
those who wish to attend are requested
TO announce themselves to the pastor
previous TO the celebration of the
Lords Supper. Opportunity will be
given everyone at the conclusion of
Thursday nights service Confession
al service begins at SIS. COmmuni-
cants should not be absent in this con-
tesslonal service. For those members
who cannot attend on Sunday morning
the Lords Supper will be celebrated
on Thursday night September 9th.
Confessional service on this night be.
gins at us.
lhere are some new tracts on hand
for distribution. Every member of
Trinity should take one of these tracts
| and give it his earnest attention. Read
1t through from beginning to the end.
You will be the one to benefit there
by
The catechetical instructions for
our confirmation classes will be re-
sumed on Wednesday afternoon. Sep
TENDER Sth. Time of meeting. $3.50.
Now, word to all parents. Children
who wish to be confirmed should at
tend these instructions for two terms.
One term covers period from Sep
TENDER to Easter Two such terms
should be attended by every child be
fore ii is confirmed. This attendance
must be regular. You cannot answer
for your conduct if you deprive your
child of a thorough instruction in the
doctrines of Christianity | plead with
the parents to work hand in hand with
their pastor and to see to il that their
children attend, and that regularly. A
child should be II years of age at the
beginning of the new year to be con-
firmed in spring. But mere age does
not qualify any child. A letter will be
addressed to the parents of such chill
dren who should attend catechetical
instructions. Read it carefully and
for the sake Of your child, please car,
ry out the instructions.
The Walther League picnic will be
held on Sunday, September II. Fur.
Their particulars will be announced in
church after the services.
On Friday night, September 10, the
voting members of our congregation
meet at the parsonage for the regular
monthly meeting.
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Church Notices
o,rps BAPTIST CHURCH.

,o,rRs BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mcleod: Rev. Il. z. Massey.
E e.. 1881 9Th st. Phone jackson 3'S'
SERVICES.
School every Sunday afternoon
S prt1ian Hall, S:l5 o'clock
,,cH OF THE HOLY NAME OF
MARY.
yerret and AliH SITS.
- Iarkin, Parish Priest; Rev.
Rev Roy. E. z. McGrath and Rev.
q Hayes. assistants. -o
D. Phone. Algiers 61S.
SERVICES.
novs-Masses, 6, $50 and :.
Mesa.sdsy-S 80.
Wsoansy~5 $50, 7:3O, and ii.
Bspusms
METHODIST CHURCH.
,.,s,rne and Dclaronde SITS.
D., e c. wier. pastor; residence 80
oa.,s, ST. Phone Aigiers l3S.
SERVICES.
S onGsy a. nj. and 30 p. m.
ssSsursSsy Prayer Mecting-1:3O p m.
~ oIIyET EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Pelican Ave. and Olivier ST.
r., ThOs. b. clifford. 235 Olivier ST.
Phone Algiers Sl2.
SERVICES.
s,,asy-7:30 a. m, communion tull
,horaD and sermon.
Sunday School, 80 a. m.
ssr,,ees Sunday-1:0 p. m, evening
vnyer and sermon.
,pNIrY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
Corner Olivier and Eliza SITS.
IA, VI. Il. Hafner. Res, 43S Olivier st.
Phone Algiers 24O.
SERVICES.
supday-S:3c a. IN.
sunday Schools 30 a. m.
Thursday-7:30 p. N.
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Rev. c. c. Wier, Pastor. Residence,
236 Olivier Phone Algiers 1873.
Last Sunday the pastor was at the
services and had the privilege of hear.
ing two good sermons At the morn.
ID. d., spoke from Psalm 1924, Unto
the upright there ariseth light in the
darkness" DR.. Sawyer was once the
presiding elder of the New Orleans
district and our people were glad to
hear him again. The Girls Choir had
appropriate music.
At the night service the Rev. Mr.
Orcott preached, using the text Matt
2S:1S-2O, "All power is given unto me