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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


CHEVY CHASE
Golf links are within few hundred
1.-A ssfi y TRACT.
We are Offering at . price which preseAts
most excellent opportunity for 4 man with
children e s csS sns S Sr E. uour
during the period when out-of-doors life IL 90
essential to the child's well being and with .
feeling Of almost absolute ,% Issuance that the
his children are grown. The house Is In fine
coalition and has modern conveniences; fue
The house and more acres could be
retained and the balance quickly sold OF in
lots should purchaser so desire. We unhesi.
conservative buyer. Phone Us IN. $500 for
'''e GEO. r. WoRrHISGroN 4 SON.
woodward bldg. w.
8 ROOMS. LARGE LOT, ! SQUARE FROM
rooms. large lot. same location IS above.
Martin T. WEBB.
Rom q. Home Life Bldg. l423 G st. NV.
FOB SALE-C0MPLETELY FURNISHED q
room house; large lot; chickens. rabbits, wood.
OCCUPANT-0WNER GOING WEST AND
viii sacrioce his BEAUTIFUL 7.room modern
oss;eS fs.n
"a. ~ ' ''e'' "'e''-'e'
N. E. RYON CO.. INC,
srsss wee. 1e 70 Ne" Yo, T., Realty Brokers
4 SPLENDID NEW BUNGALOW; ONLY
miles out; macadam road larses lot: trees ga
rage: elec. !; bath all possible conyeniences.
O6NER. Address Boz 2iO-s, Star ONCE. IL
9-ROOM BUNGALOW FOR SALE OR RENT.
with some acreage II desired. Apply 1926
North Capitol ct. ne. 15s
~ 0WNER HAVING CITY, TW0.FAMiLY
hose; 5 rooms each: one side furnished !;
A.w.h.; electric lights: esss n acre ground !;
scar ear lines; 8-eent fare: very reasonable;
terms. MARGUERITD HUEBL. Dominion
6AR0AiN. Y1vD-RooN BUNGALOW: BATH.
electric. Has, baseDent, attic; lots. 40x126 It.
each: fruit; poultry house; pessession at once.
Price. $500.
seven-room house. reception hall; hot-water
heat: bath; lots; gar1Ee; fruit; poultry
house; on good road to city: in the one-fare
some near trolley station. Prize, $780, Terms.
Four-room bungalow; newly painted; In good
eenditin; nicely located in strictly white neigh
borhood; near school and churches; good lot:
with fruit and poultry house; possession at
saee. Price, %. 400; $500 cash; balance 345
per meath. Apply to
E. n. SHINN,
SSH 3lth ct. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
PAone Hyattsvills Exchange 1861.
TAKONA PARK; NEW 4-ROOM BUNGA-
low. water: Il acre. q, 900: easy terms 81
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F0R SALE Oh EXCHANaK

TWKLvE-kOON AND THRlE-BArH BRICK,
cenveaieat neishboehood and IN sDlsD1id esnAi-
tion: will eenStder farm or suburban proDerty
in exchange
THOe. n. FARRELL,
y. I00. eales Dept. 81 Moodyll0 eseG.-
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FOE EXCHANGE.

APART1fHaer H0Usn m THu NoRIHWur:
than so per room Par moefh; pre-. 1900;
"oeVesienf 6ssts: 900 70 9 90 cash re-
oniYed. GUORG . II. -WORTHINGHDN J.
SON. WeedWSs1 butlAinG.
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WAHTED-LOTN.

I 6dE 70 f0HdH11B 4 X6F 6Uf1TA11h
fer apoff0ent Aoase O. busineos peepeftZ; a11o
ats n . ko0e. VIM b intsfssts1 f.rtAF b
the VaEe1aos e aessaSs In Or adtaeeat 70 TIE
isG. RAeae Ma1A t97l.
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WANTED FOR CASH BUYER MODERN
to CHAS. W. STEERS 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
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aYTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
account OF the Indictment weather until TUES
,,AN CHE SIXTEENTH DAY OF NoVEM-
her 1920 SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
RY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
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La Sale Extension University
OFFERS
ACCOUNTANCY

Nv the shortest and most thofeueh method.
Phone franklin so4S. So7 District Nationa:
Bank bldg.
MR. WIN SHAKESPEARE OF LON6ON.
England. teacher of singing. announces that be
will receive a limited number of pupils at his
residence. Apt. 81. 1882 S st. NV. Phone
North 1861. 49,
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ron sAIE-H0UsD.


FOE 5zIE AT B,S06.. P0f0NAc. VA.
rooms and bath, large cellar and attE; e,s ,'s,
tric lights. furnace heat. concrete pofcn i ~
width Of house, deeaehed garage: corner Nt,
5Oxlo5; large shade trees: % min. roe tfcs
18th and Pa. ave. On A1ex. cars. Or %: ~
o6 At Hume Station, follow coscrete waik ens
block, thel one block to left. Open Sunosss' VI
inquire Of builders and owners.
CAAPBELL 4 KEYS, Potomae. Va.
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University Preparatory School.
20S0. l.. ADOLPH RICHARDS, NJ A.. M. s.
Principal. Mathematics. Languages, Science.
Accounting Stenography. Typewritipg. BOOK
keeping. Certificate admits to all LEADING mi
versities.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTloNEER.
Government Sale of Unservice-
able Furniture. Carpets, Rugs
DraDerieS Etc in the u. >.

Senate Office Building.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH.
1920. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK An.
Of the q. i. Senate once building. miscel-
laneous unserviceable property, consisting, In
part, Of Leather-Covered Chairs. Rockers and
Sofas. Desks. Revolving Chairs, Book Cases.
File Cases. Copying Machines. Screens, Ora
peries. Carpets. Rugs. etc.
Terms: Cash DAVID 8. BARRY.
Sergeant-at-Arms. U. 8. Senate.
noe dAdbs exSu
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
TARIUm ID
Be VOTED UPON
ON NOVEMBER z
:


Tho question Of . county tuoer.
culosis sanitaFium will Be pre0eafe4
to the voters 1t the Nov. : electte4
action to this effect having ben
taken by the board of supefv1noeD
yesterday Afternoon IN the form q
resolution. s. At this sesslon u IL
board 1 petition signed By oveI
one hundred voters was preeeatad
requesting that the natter b DlAc-
ed before the electorate After ~
quiring into the legality Il the ps4k
ton. the board authorized the eounr
ty clerk to incorporate tho Qusgt1oa
on the ballot. in accordance WITH
the Law. ODE
On Tuesday Dr.. W. 4 Taylor ana
Henry J. Grip appeared before tho
board in behalf Of the county tubef-
culosis sanitarium and advocated
the support Of the supervisors. d.
Taylor spoke from the standpo1nt
Of q former practitioner. explaining
the benefits that . oanitarium c0a-
fers upon tubercular patients.
Tho board also passed . reooln-
ton authorizing the borrowing a
$4,000 In anticipation Of the tax
levy, in event It II seen necessary
to secure this amount The tax
levy amounts to $z23.302.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25

expeftsace Jc1aA - g g ~.
ne LORD told nm hcw msca ~ ~
~ y 1o ma done 49, 49, sOsu
MN. Tness = 20 eecA2o tor ~.
reeoe, Y ~ oi.0oy 49,
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
THIRD u. p. CHURCH

Special music -ill feature the
service tomorrow morning at the
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church, of which Rev. Charles G..
Mann is pastor. The morning sub
jet will be, Sowing and the Har-
vest" and in the evening Religion
in a Five-Room Cottage" Follow
ing Is the morning service pro-
gram:
Overture-Paul Sippel, organist.
Selection, Bow Down Thine
Ear"-ChOir.
Psalm No. Congregation.
Invocation-Pastor.
Responsive reading.
Prayer.
Vocal duet-Paul Sfppel and
Hugh Ralston.
Announcements and o6ertory.
Anthem. Lift Up Your Heads
Choir.
Sermon, Sowing and the Har-
vest"-Pastor.
Psalm No. Congregation.
Benedicuon.
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CALVIN H. SW1NGIE u
TO ADDRESS BIBLE
STUDENTS SUNDAY

Calvin H. Swingle. . Chicago
business man, who has had several
years experience - = lecturer On
bible themes, has been secured BY
the local International Bible Stu
dents association to give an Illus
trated lecture ON the topic, Tho
Hope Of the World" Sunday q ;
.. m. at the Masonic temple. r.,
Mr.. Swingle uses three co2ored
films to illustrate his lecture and
also brings with him . singer of
talent, who adds much interest TO
the occasion.
As usual, the bible students' As
ISOLATION announces "seats freq end
no collection" and extepds an invi-
tation to people Of every creed and
to the public in general to SEE and
hear this lecture y ~
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Andersen IN Good Shape.
SPECIAL SERVICE
CENTRAL CHURCH

One hundred per cent day viii be
observed tomorrow at the Central
Presbyterian church. Plans for the
affair were completed last evening
at the meeting Of the Mems Bible
class. 1t will be rally day
throughout all the departments Of
the church, and in the Sunday
school there will be graduation and
promotion Of classes. Rev. J. T.
Mordy, the pastor, will speak at the
morning service on "The Good Old
Days" and in the evening on "The
Sin Of Meroz."
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Bible Story


Jonah was the man that tried to
get away from God ana made Z mis-
Wable failure Of It God told him
70 90 down 70 Ninsvah and preach
to the people Of that great city. He
even went % far - to give his SER
mon. Yet Forty Days and NinsvaA
Shall Be Destroyed" but Jonah did
not Hike the job: he said BY his &C.
tons. .let George do It" To es-
cape TIN, to him, unpleasant duty,
he fuse up to nee unto Tarshish
nom the presendA Of the Lord"
How foolish. David asked this,
whittier shall dee from the pres
ence q the Lord!" He looked
around him, above him and beneath
him. He saw God was everywhere.
The question was answered. He
knew he could not get away from
God. Jonah thought he would try
It; 70 he went down to Joppa and
bought . ticket to 90 to Tarshish.
but he never landed at the port his
ticket called for. He had no return
!: ticket He came back but It was In
. different way and by . different
lrouto that he expected. Has Jonah
escaped? How will God ever md
him? God has thousands az detec-
tives ready to do his bidding. God
sent out q great wind into the sea
and the vessel was on the point Of
sinking. The captain and crew ere
terrified They call upon their god
to save them, just a. every sinner
does when he faces death and judg-
iment. They look around for theil
passenger and at last they find
Jonah fast asleep. They awake him
They upbraid him for not beins
upon his knees. They cast lots te
"see for whose cause this evel wa,
upon them" Tho lot fell upor
Jonah Then he tells them he va.
fleeing from God and God was aftel
him. He told them what to do t.
save themselves. They must get rit
Of him. Take me up and cast m,
into the sea, so shall the sea b,
calm unto you" They did not wan
to do this. He had paid his fare.
"They rowed hard to bring the yes
sci to Shore but the angry se'
tossed them back. They hated t
throw Jonah overheard, but the.
had to do 1t to save themselves
Watch out, all you who think 20,
I can escape God or defy his law.
Coo will get you. Some shallow
brainseed critics are ridiculing thi
story by saying a whale could no
, swallow a man. Who said a whal
swallowed Jonah? The bible doe
I not The record is God prepare
q great fish to swallow Jonah.
That was an easy matter for Coz
:. He could Just as easily have pre-
E pared a great fish to swallow tn
! vessel. 'Is anything too hard 70
g the Lord?" The result was afte
all this dangerous and humiliatin
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room in ths PecpSs's Natiooal Bank
building. which b epsa svesy week day
from 1850, .. u. u s .. n. and every
Saturday froa II 80 TO s and from 40
.. n. 70 o. Al authorizsd literature On
ChE1sttan oesocs may b read O. Dur
eAaaod.
81. Joesph's Parish church - second
avenue and Fourteenth street. Dean p.
n. Durkin. rector. Masses 1t z. =. Q and
10 o'clock. Sunday school 1t 10 4. m
SaeEsd Heart Parish church-rffth ave-
nus and TWsnty-eighth stzos&. Father
a..sss :. :. $40 .ad 1880 .. g. sua.
day school st S:15 .. n Week. day
uassss q $50 .. n. Evening dsvotions
(whsn said). 7:A6.
St. Hary's Parish church-Fourth ave
nue. and Twenty-second street. Father =.
J. Uehlein. rector. Sunday 1rst mass 1t 8
o'clock. English sermon. High mass u
school at ESQ ,. m vespefs and bene-
dtction u p. n. Weekday masses at 9
o'clock.
81. Psurs church (Belgian)-Twenty-
fourth street and Eighth and-a-haH ave-
nus. Mas q $50 and 1880. Father
! Ths Reorga.ssed Church OF yesus Christ
| Of Latter Day Saints Eighteenth avenua
and Tenth street. h. J. Archambault.
eldef In charge. Residence back of ths
church. Telephone B. l. 1890. Sunday
school st $50 .. n. Preaching a& IL ..
q. and q 80 p. m. Religion II 6:16 p. N
The public - welcome. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening q q
! IVES. md settler 1snt-a.s ssvensh svs
niue. Services 1t 10:46 .. n. and 7:3l
p. m Sunday school It 2 80 p. M: ". b
narker. suparintandent. CottaSe prayes
meeting Monday: mic-week service Wed
nesday and taErying meeting Friday.
Rescue Niaalo0-119 Eighteenth street
James Daubney. superintendent. Sunda,
school ot ,. q. Services every nigh,
I u ESQ and converts prayer service q
. ESQ evRy weekday night.
:!
Church Of Spiritual Harmony-Meeting
will Be held at the A. thinner home. Is,
Fourth avenue, until further notice, witt
E. B. Trestler - leader.
Church Of God - FIFTH avenue IN,
Eleventh street. Mn. W. A. Hamilton
; pastor IN charge. Sunday school at 6:4S
Services at 7:S0.
Tho Holy Bible Missiou-At 721 Thir
avenue. Dedication At o'clock. Revivs
meeting at 7:30 conducted by ]. C. Rar
dali. Service every night the 3ollowin
week.
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JOLIET PASTOR,
TO BE SPEAKER

Rev. c. J. johnson Of Joliet, will
be the speaker tomorrow at the
First Swedish Lutheran church, &C
cording to announcement made to-
day. He will talk on Charitable
Institutions" and as a special fea-
ture to the service there will be Sc
lections given by q choir from an
orphan4 home.
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CHICAGO SINGER AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Mrs.. Lola Fletcher Scoheld Of
the Columbia School Of Music, Chi
cago, who Is spending the weekend
In the city, IL to render two num-
bers at the morning service tomor-
row at the Memorial Christian
church. She will sing Fear Not,
Ye. o Israel" dudley Buck) and
Aria, with Verdure Clad" from
Hayden's ~The Creation"
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COM Of
BOWERS CHAINS
GUILT 70 SELF


A complets confession By Andy
Bowers, Who early Friday morning
slugged and robbed Alex Anderson,
prominent hotel man Of this city,
in the spartmsnts Of his victim ct
10 Is Harrison street. Davenport
has linked together an unbroken
chain Of evidence establishing his
guilt
In Davenport police eoart this
morning he waived preliminary
hearing and WAS bound over under
$4,000 bonds On . charge Of bur-
xIary. The grand Jury IN . closing
session Of the September tam q
hearing the. evidsnce today and an
indictmleat VIII SrYbsblybe return
d Monday.
His entire body palxied from lack
OF the dope" which had famed his
courage while he attached Ander-
son In his rooms early in the morn
ink OF the same day. Bowers, weep
ing and quaking.~ yesterday after
noon told Davenport police . de-
tailed story Of his foiled coup. Pre-
faced BY the story related BY hia
wife, following the finding Of the
stolen diamonds In his homo. Bow
err was left but little alternative
and, his nerves racked by the pri.
walton they were undergoing from
hunger tor their accustomed "shots
in the arm" the man broke down
under . few moments grueling d
headquarters and made . clear
breast Of the burglary.
Planned Several Weeks.
II have been figuring on this joa
for several weeks" sobbed Bowers
his hands shivering. his facia
muscles twitching. Yesterday ait
ernoon I was downtown with N,
wife. On the way home I left hel
at the alley between Second apS
Third streets on Harrison. wen
around to the rear Of the apart
lment building and up the back
stairs, scouting out way I coul'
get into Anderson's rooms abou
midnight
shortly after that time las
night" continued the man who's
quavering testimony was interrupt
ed with frequent fearful begging 70
morphine, II left home. took
sap and q revolver wrapped to
gether and went to the apartment
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DINING ROOM
1 REOPENED MONDAY

. The dining rooms of the Rock Is
md club will be reopened Monday.
Alfectors Of the organization an
aqunctng that two meals, lunch
~ dinner. will be served daily
sor the time being, and 1t is like
y that, beginning at some later
ate. breakfast will also be served.
The dining room, as well as the
!epainder Of the interior OF the
eailding, has been completely re-
decorated.
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- H6fs1eon stroee 0olnx m the
1ac1neniSA ] pa1hsd ny II through
IL 1c4oon dor and unlatche6 Il
- ot4sr door was opsn.
Waltsa ~ yic1in,
I'm bshinA he bookcase h The
nving room and waited = lcug time.
Finally Andssson came. He vent
cat infO the Kitchen, and / followed
him
Il nd him to put up lii hands
and Alex started 70 yell.
/. Shut MP I aid, but he rushed
It ne with 4 knife. l hit him with
the ssp and told him I would shoot
him = he didn't shnt nm.
II gagged him and dragged him
TO . lounge and laid him there. !
went into tie other room and found
tbs IL with the diamond stckpir
still in It I stuck the whole busi-
ness into my pocket and went out
into tho living room again.
TEX Phsnsy Rim.
He had . diamood ring on hi
finger and took It Oh. Alex gave
me about SIS In cash from his vest
pocket.
II had already cut the telephon,
wires and I told him he could cal
tho police II he wanted to. becaus,
It wouldn't do him any good.
II went down the front stair
and went homo. Ny wife burnet
tho necktie and the black mask
wore It Anderson's room.
The diamond stickpin I hid II
the hot air register 1t my house.
When shown the diamond pin an,
ring which had been found 1t hi
home, Bowers identified them - tn,
ones he had taken. Il has beel
brought out that the ring Jewel 1
phoney." The man also identif1e,
the gun as tho one with which b
had threatened Anderson.
Andersen IN Gsod Shape.
Other than suffering the shoe
| Of the surprise and the blow on hi
head. Alex Anderson is none tn
worse for the attack. He was nc
rendered unconscious by the stu
Of tho sap but was powerless afte
the blow to offef any resistance {
his assailant. He is fully recoy
ered today.
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TRUST COMPANY CLOSED,

Boston, Sept. 25.-The Cosmopol-
han Trust company Of this city
nth . savings and banking depart
nent and agencies abroad. was
siosed by Bank Commissioner JOS
eph c. Allen today.
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at ~ y y. 1879. |
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!|....as " M I nnis 3 a..
~ Tonrtsenth-and -albsif
Her husband seemed IN good
~ When she left. AZ 5 o'clock,
deeman went to the Baker homo
~ his father in-lAW to his
~ Yof supper. He found the
- locked and received NO re-
S1nan 70 his calls. He called
Iaods and neighbors, whom he b.
11 Nr. Baker had gone to see.
Mn returned with Mrs. Baker.
/ RI altering the house, Mrs. Baker
ri n. German noticed the base
- door open, contrary to, Mr..
S1|pf's habits. Going down stairs.
= found Mr.. Baker suspended to
nv tied to . water pipe hanging
- the rafters in the furnace
A The police were called q
lg o'clock and Station Omcsr Gus
'7Iech responded. DR.. A N. Muel-
Rvss also called and was soon on
II ecene.
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liz. !.
keI 10" nuus nlmsel VIII
mes hne. Inc Iope "as aouDieo
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ING .wpS ~. ~. s.o.
~ ~, perer had .t.nnaa an !,
n after tying the rope.
Dr.. Mueller gave the opinion tina
IL had been dead over two hour,
I'm found. The body was taken I,
= Knox mortuary where an in
- was conducted at $50 thi
|neping by Coroner John F. Ma
~. The Jury returned 1 verdic
@strangulation by hanging will
Iicidal intent"
testimonies were given by once
0r1ch, Louis P. German. son-in
81, George C. Etzel, neighbor, DI
f3heller, and Mrs. Herman Kakert
,1niehbor and nurse for Mr.. Baker
~ German stated that Baker ha
N In Door health for the las
jhrse months and that he mention
notning OF suicide, otner tina
sevlng MIN instructlons IN the ous
~ IN case anything snoulo nal
~ to him..
Born In 1856.
i Mr. Baker was n member of III
I'M Of Baker. Brower.& Germal
gholesale CANDY iobbers. Of 81
,Dsrshine avenue Davennort
Il Howard Grant BAKER Was bor
1 Hamnfon III Aug 4 1865, =
rant his early life n Hampton an
Nd associated with his father
n Raker IN the general store !
Hamnton He Vas marriad To MI,
Nary n Creenwell Of Rock Tslau
. julv 1874 He had resided
Sock Island for an vears
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Iailv Az to@m@nV., ~ ,sSssnf -
xhirtieth sevsse 81 yifessnth evssuA
~. "a: g. oB1svss. pastor: oandsy
school q $50 8. u. 0sn's caa1D In III
houD ne3t y Church. n. .. ludloW.
teacher. Young msa's ciass q 16z6 Tar
| tieth street., :. G. vta1ae1 toachse. Inter
msd1ato Endeavoe q ESQ. eenioe IN
deavoe & Gas. oseviess q lo:A6 ~
ESQ.
Clsland Prsshgssslaa - A1hsn sessse
South Rock lslanA Dov. Thomao Hushoa
pastor Sunday school q o:l6 q. y
EndeaVpr - $50. Services q 10:l6 end
iT:3O.
/ Untted PssahytsFlsn-xhird svsuno ~
fourteenth street. Dr.. J. \. Gibson. -
Horninr '1 s@1ices 1915. fysuine nv
Ices 7:30.
Oak Grove DATED Prssbytssian-Twsn
ty-fourth stroet and Nineteenth, avenue
Rev. J. L. Vanss. pastor. Sunday scAoe
ss $50. Services 1t 1O:A6 md 7:30.
Gloria Det Third United Presbytseiaa-
Twelfth street and Forty-seeoud ayeane
i 7:3O. GpeciN mud NJ morning hour,
Rsulah prenhvterS. tovnsbfn
nav Far~nson ~. nastor. HihiI
school ~ 10 : n Prsschinw sarv3css \
II n. -, :.
Coal Valley Preehytesiaa - Coal VaIlsy
nv. Tsrenson IN. 1900. 1ihi
1 ochool st an. "a. eermon st 3 D. =
Christisn Endeayor n 7:SO D, =.
Milan Presbytsriaa-Sunday school Q
s'Ao' Fsescn'ns ss'cs . @"sS'
NETuODIeT-
Firgt NethodIst-Corues Of yiith ave
nuo and Nineteeuth street, lsv. oamua
Van Poit. paasof. Sunday echool q Q ~
=. m. No morning OF evening service =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25
Broadway Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, SEPT. e. 1aeo
-Preacher-
John McCown I,
Stevenson
1886 4. II.

The Challenge of the
Child to the Church"
Texts Except 10 70 con.
verteA and become - LITTLE
cAillrea, 70 shall not enter
Int IL kingle1 Of heayea.S
Matt 1S:A
7:3e T. u.
"A Solemn Warning"
CEnke heed and beware Of
Coyeteus1ess.r-Luke 13:l&.
Three reels pictures. This
picture contains one Of the
best sermons that has ever
been portrayed In motion pic
lures.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-25

First Baptist - Corner Third svenps
and Fifteenth street. Aov. J. Cla{k
Granger. pastor. Sunday school ~ $50.
Mems Brotherhood class u 9:l5 Rally
day program with address By Professor
John W. Casio. Carlton g. Taylor IN
charge Morning services At 10;45. Sub
ject, "A Blind Giant" Evening theme.
Opening the Question Box"
Lakewood BApsist-Cofher Forty-1outh
street and Fifth avenue. Sunday school
al Gas !. m. Morning service at IL. D.
Y. P. u. at $3.50. Evening service 7:4b.
Second Baptist (colorodD-Eenm street.
and Sixth avenue. Rev. 3. H. Gibson.
pastor. Preaching At IL .. m Sunday
school at 0:45 Q. m. A Harper. supefin-
tendent. B. Y p. U. at .. NJ Evening
services At 1880.