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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

ing in the church. Wednesday a.
Z. 20 the mid-week service with the
study OF Ephesians 5. THURSDAY Al
s O'Clock the lyceum course num-
Der. the mono-dramatic recital by
Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon. Fri
day at $50 the father and son BAH
quet in the church.
Free Methodist TUESDAY even
ing class meeting. Wednesday att
ernoon the woman's foreign mis-
sionary society will meet in the
parsonage. Thursday evening
prayer meeting in the church.
Central Presbyterian - Monday
evening the Westminster guild will
meet at the home of Mrs. W. Q.
Murphy, 1916 Fourteenth street at
7.30. Wednesday evening at 1880
prayer meeting in the church with
NJ. ]. Jones as leader. Thursday
evening at O'Clock the Washing
ton-Lincoln banquet will be held
in the entertainment hail. Supper
will be followed by a good program.
The woman's bible class meeting
has been postponed Indefinitely on
account of illness.
Fifteenth Avenue Christian
Wednesday evening regular prayer
meeting in the church. Thursday
afternoon there will be no ladies
aid society meeting. In the even
ing the ladies will serve at the ia
Their and son banquet. Friday even
ing choir practice in the church.
CIeland Presby .erian-W ednes-
day evening the Grace SAKE bible
class will meet at the home of Miss
Katherine Burton, $50 Twenty-sec-
ond avenue.
Immannal Lutheran - Tuesda,
evening the young peoples society
will have a valentine party in the
church. Thursday evening lenter
services will be observed.
First United Presbyterian :
Prayer services will be held at the
church Wednesday evening. Thurs
day night the annual father an(
son banquet will be held at tht
church.
Broadway Presbyterian Pew
John McGown Stevenson's elias:
will meet at the church at 1880 thi:
evening. Tomorrow afternoon at
O'clock the W. c. T. U. will NEE
/ at the Y. w. c. A. rooms, to stud!
the topic, Work in England
Wales and France" Mrs. Belle
Jones is the leader. At Ais thu
junior boys will have a meeting
The senior Christian Eideavor so
ciety will have a social meeting a
the church at o'clock tomorrow
night. A o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon the. junior girls will NEE
at the church to study the topic
How to Avoid Failure" Praye
services at 7:30. The choir will
meet to practice Easter cantati
music at 1880 Thursday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
CITY HALL HAS
ANOTHER CLOSE
CALL With FIRE
Building Probably Saved When
Patr0lman Finds Fire in Boiler
ROOm-Street Car Cuts Hose.

The city hall was again menaced
by fire yesterday, and again it was
a policeman who saved the day.
AT $50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Patrolman Fred McCullom de-
cided to leave the station via the
back way in q short cut to his
home after spending the night on
duty. He went out into the police
| station garage and through the
garage door leading towards the
alley.
The driveway, which is between
that portion of the city hall build
ing known as the armory, and the
Old Turner hall building, leads past
/ the room containing boilers and
city hall heating plant apparatus.
McCullom had no more than
stepped into the driveway when
Ills attention was called to the
cracking of flames. He looked into
the boiler room and found it a mass
OF fire.
MenaceS Entire Structure.
Although the firemen performed
quick work they were not able to
halt the flames until after they had
| burned a way up into the armory
In a few minutes more the fire
would have had a dangerous hold
on the building, it was said
Street Car Cuts Hose,
While the firemen were husv
fighting the flames a bridge line
street car cut up a section of hose
that had been laid over the Third
avenue tracks. The hose was
carrying a high water pressure and
When the street car ran over if the
wheels cut out section of the
width between the rails. Water
Hooded the street and formed a
glaze of ice before the hydrant
could be shut off.
The severing of the hose caused
the loss OF 50-foot section valued
at $55. Damage to the city hall
building fSsm the fire has not been
estimated, but it was said that i,
will not be large.
SECOND Blaze in Week.
The fire yesterday morning is the
second time in less than a week
that the city hall has been menaced
D. fire. Last Wednesday an
amount of gasoline and grease in
TIE garage caught fire when a
short circuit was caused in one OF
the cars that was being cleaned O,
grease with gasoline by Dave De
Smet, city meehanician.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
BUCKS MEETINGS
WILL TAKE PLACE
IN MOLINE ROOMS

Due to change in arrangements
dugout No. 5, Buck Privates society
A. E. F., Of Rock Island. will hold
their future meetings with dupout
Nc. of Moline in dugout As quar-.
tiers above the eRd Cross rooms
Third avenue and Sixteenth street
Moline. The change will take place
March /. when the Moline dugol
is to move into the new club room,
The interior of the club rooms
which will cnsist of an Office room
a billiard room. a lounging and
reading room and a room for ger.
eral use, will be furnished like
GLgout on the firing line in France
with everything. according to the
planners, except mo Mans Land"
Until that time meetings of dur.
out 5 will take place as before, IN
the Community club rooms in the
State bank building, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

several years he had perform,
additional service for the 49,.
board Of equalization in the -
poration committee, of which \.
was for a time chief clerk.
He had for the past several ye,,.
been afflicted with stomach ,rouhls
although keeping steadily At N.
work. A week ago he collapsed !,
his desk, while he was engaged 4
work upon the tax books. Il va, /
the hope of saving his life thar ~
was removed to the hospital. AVA
submitted to the operation. but NJ
medical aid afforded him ress,
and the end came yesterday.
Mr.. Clarke is survived by n.
widow, Mrs. Ella Clarke, and w.
sons, Fred Clarke, assistant ch,s,
engineer of the American Te,s'
phone and Telegraph COMPANY /,
New York city, and Harry CLARKE ,
student in the University of Illinoi,
A daughter, Ida, preceded him h
death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
ASK REASON OF
HARMONY LACK
IN CITY'S LIFE
Rotary Club Seeks Opinions on
Vital Subject Through Means
OF QUESTIONABLE.

In an effort to arrive at the rea-
son for the apparent lack of har-
mony between. the various ele-
ments of Rock Islands commercial,
Industrial and social activities,
which it is claimed reacts to Sc
riously impede expansion, the Ro-
tary club has mailed out about one
thousand questionnaires asking for
suggestions. 1t is hoped that by
obtaining the consensus of opinion
on this subject of vital Importance
to the city that plan will evolve
which will work to counteract con-
| fiicting influences and bring the in
terests into closer harmony in mat
tiers that affect the growth of Rock
! Island
! At recent meeting of the Ro-
! tary club, the questions were sub
mitted by President W. A. Rosen-
! field. They are II in number and
carefully drawn to draw out opin-
ions on the most vital aspects Of
/ the problem. President Rosenfeld
! " do dulilOl iLtu " SdAis out tuC
| plan.
Self-Explanatory.
The accompanying letter and
questions are self-explanatory.
Dear Sir: The Rotary club
| is a constructive organization
of business and professional
men. One of its objects is to
foster civic pride and advance
! our city in every honorable
| way.
We are of the opinion that
there is lack of harmony
among our business men. Also
there seems to be a pulling
apart among those who repre-
sent the commercial, industrial
and social life of our city.
Cliques and groups are being
formed for the purpose of put
ting in operation organized op-
position against other organ
lied forces who are ostensibly
working for the welfare of the
community. We certainly can't
make progress along these
lines. There has got to be a
bringing together OF every or
gained group or Rock Island
is going down to defeat in its
I commercial and civic life.
| 1t has, therefore, been deter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
DEPUTY CLERK
R. c. CLARKE
ANSWERS CALL
Servant Of County for Period Of %
Years Succumbs Ut Mercy
Hospital.

Richard c. Clarke, 60 years Of
age, deputy county clerk of Rock
Island county, died at o'clock yes
terday morning in Mercy hospital,
Davenport. His death occurred fol-
lowing an operation which he I'M
derwent at the hospital week ago,
at which time it became apparent
to attending physicians that there
was little chance for his recovery.
Funeral services were held at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon at the
residence, 1918 Nineteenth street,
with Rev. Samuel Van Pelt, pastor
of the First Methodist church, oftic-
iating.
The pallbearers were his asso-
ciates in the clerks Office and in
other county offices. They were:
Henry B. Hubbard, county clerk;
Clarence N. IsaacsOn, deputy coun-
ty clerk; N. A. Larson, county
Judge; Sam Ryerson, recorder
John G. Miller, sheriff; George H.
Richmond, treasurer. lnterment
was in Chippiannock cemetery.
Mr.. Clarke was born Jan. ID
1851. in Manchester, England. He
was about II years af age when he
came to this country, locating in
Zuma township. In March, 1881. he
was united in marriage to miss Ella
Davies of LeClaire, Iowa.
Served IS Years.
In 1891 he came to Rock Island
and was employed in lumber mill
but the following year he was given
place in the Office of the county
clerk. His service in this county
has been continuous for a period OF
% years. His principal work was
upon the records of taxation. Fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
COLD SNAP BRINGS
NO CHANGE IN FLU
SITUATION so FAR

The sudden cold wave has not
thus far Influenced the influenza
situation in Rock Island. No in
crease nor decrease In the already
low number of cases reported re-
Gently can be noted from today's re-
port, which covers the period from
Saturday noon until today noon.
Only 10 new cases Of influenza
were reported during this period to
DR.. A. N. Mueller, city health COM
missioner. There were two cases
of pneumonia reported. No deaths
from either disease were reported
during the period.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

Pure, delicious and satisfying is
the verdict about "Abraham's Pecan
Roll" expressed by new admirers
daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

A big court of honor meeting will
be held Friday evening at the coun-
ty court house Large numbers Of
| Scouts of all ranks will be present
to take their examinations and re-
| ceiye their badges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS yzssgzaz Is 800

reward except the feeling Of
having done your duty, to COM
suit with others in making this
a better community to live IN,
work In, and die in?
(Signed) ................
(Address) ...............
(Business) .............,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

Please do not forget Abraham's
eean Rolls are sold in one pound
D1s only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

Wednesday afternoon .the woman's
missionary society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Parker. Ills Twenty
fourth-and-a-half street. At 4
O'Clock the juniors will meet in the
church. Regular prayer meeting
in the church.
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Monday at 1880 the executive COM
mittee of the New World movement
will meet at the home of Mrs. Free
man Bingham. 1926 Forty second
avenue. Tuesday at s O'clock the
i We Media bible class at the home
of Mrs. c. G. Mann. 1920 Twelfth
street. Thursday evening the ia
Their and son banquet in the church.
There will be musical program by
the orchestra and special pro-
gram.
South Park Presbyterian-Wed-
nesday afternoon at Ais the jun
Tors meet At 1880 prayer meeting
with choir rehearsal afterwards
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
woman's missionary society praise
service in the church. All the
women of the congregation are in.
vited to attend this meeting.
First Baptist-Tuesday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock the W. c. T. U. will
meet at the Y. ". c. A. The sub
iect will be "The Work in England
Wales and France" and led by Mrs
Belle Jones. At 1880 the Baraca
Philathea business and social meet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

The Scout executive VIII CONDUCT
an inspection of troop No. II We'd
nesday evening. This troop now
has 81 Scouts enrolled, and Scout
master Billiard and local officials
are looking for competent assist
ants to help him carry on the
work. This troop, which was only
organized last fall, has a; splendid
record and hopes to establish itself
as the best troop in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

Second Christian Wednesday
afternoon the ladies aid society
will meet in the church. Wednes-
day evening mid-week prayer serv-
ice in the church. Thursday even
ing. the father and son banquet in
the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16

Zion Lutheran-Monda evening
the tri-city Sunday school teach
ers' association will meet in this
church. Rev. G. A. Brandelle vii
be the speaker. There will be re
freshmentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-16
Boy Scout News

Troop No. 9 will meet at the Fiji
tenth Avenues Christian church
this evening at Z o'clock instead of
at the Y. M. c. A, where they have
been meeting. The troop will
practice tonight for exercises
which they will put on next Sun
day morning at the church. when
memorial services for Washington
will be celebrated. This troop is
enrolling a large number OF new
Scouts. and Scoutmasters Adolph
Levine and Charles Scheerer are
! to be congratulated on the fine
showing troop No. 8 is making.
Band practice for members OF
| troop No. la and No. lib will be
held at the Central Presbyterian
! church tomorrow evening. The
band is making splendid Roadway
under the leadership of Mr.. Ellis
of Milan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
UNA TREMENDA COLLISION
UN NlNO DE OCHO AMOS RESUL-
TO GRAVEMENTE HERlDO
EN- ELLA

A Ia l. rs p. m. del dla de aver
registrose en- la octava cuadra de las
GALES de So. blackberry una collision
entire Ell aUtom6vil de carga de Ia
"Shaffer Plumbing Co" que tripula-
ba I'm indlviduo que responde al nom
be de E. A Knopp, domiciliado en- Ell
numero SO de Ia avenida Peck, y una
bicicleta que guia6a el jovenclto Ger
hardt Schrlger, de S anos do edad.
Este Iltimo result0 con graves lesio-
mes Y fracturas, 10 que determine quo
Sc lie transportase al hospital del fler
to de Sam Houston, donde desde lue-
so procedi0 Z atendGrsele, en- tanto
cue Knopp era consignado I las au-
toridades Toliciacas que lie obligaron
a t;rmar una fianza, en- Ia inteligen-
ella de que mGnana, lunes, habrd de
Comparecer er Ia Corte de Policia.
E. estado del nlno Schriger no deja
dc ser ~alarnante; ademas de sendas
fractures en- las piernas, p~reSenta una
hcrida sobrc el OjO izQuierdo como
dc una pulGada de iongitud. Los me
dIcos lie atienden con toda dedication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
DEFUNCIONES

Eernabe Alvarado "a Ia edad de 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Ell GRAIL. LUCIO BLANCO
AVER ERA ESPERADO AQui PRO-
CEOENTE DEL ESTADO De
CALIFORNIA

Los amigos del general carrancista
Luc!o Blarco. ~refugiado en- los Esta-
COS Unidos desde la calda de don We
MUSTANG, esperaban a dicho jefe para
aver noche CT esta ciudad. p~roceden-
te de California, adonde fue hace al
gunos dfas con fines que Sc ~ignoran.
SeG1n hemcS sido informados el ge-
neral BlauCo estuvo en- Ia ciudad de
los Angeles. = antes de partir para
San Antonio y segun informamos en-
su oportunidad, deio en- calidad de re-
presentante suyo en- dicha localidad
al senor Le6n laurel, conoc!do en- Ia
colonia mex!cana de Ia bella cludad
c~aliforniana
Parece que 81 general Blanco no
permarecera muchos dIas en- esta po-
blaci6r. pues Al decir de alsunos ami
eos suyos recresara luego hecia Ca
lifornia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
FUE HERIDO UN OBRERO
PRESENTARA ACUSAClON CON-
IRA UN COMPANERO DE
TRABAJO QUE LIE GOLPEA

\ las $40 a. m, del dfa de aver avi-
rose a las cficinas de policfa de la
Alamo Industries Company que en-
aQuel estabiecimiento Sc encontraba
M operarIo meXicano que habia sido
aolpeado por I'm individuo de apellido
Smally. Olivia presentaba una herida
en- Ell craneo. por la cual sc desangra-
la considerGblemente.
En- Ell Robert 3. Green" Sc le aten-
di6 debidamente V allf misro NANTES
to Olivia q Ia pol!cla que AN pronto
como estuv!ara en- aptitud de hacerlo,
presentarfa Una formal acusacion con-
ira 81 heridcr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

e. inIividuo. polvo i~mpalpable; n
sociedad. montana sranit!ca.
-Pero una fanesa DC trigo Sc COM
pona de granos de trieo.
No Sc trata &c cereaies. SIM d.
to,n5res.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
MATADORES DE RATAS
MUCHOS hUCHACHOS Sc OlSPU-
TAN Ell FREMIO DE 100 DO
LARES CFREClDO POR LAS
AUTORlDADES SAM


FL concrrrs., de matadores DO rAtas
eStablecido per las autorida2cs del
Condado tea n su fin y los conten-
G!entes no 1e:nayan. Dfa a Ga acudgn
:. las ofl::rrs del CT Hal = Gu
tgegan sus rsCimos de rataS muertas.
La campana de desratizaci3I no po.
{; IA ser mas efectiva. Easrp IA fc-
cha Sc han e~ntregado Ia fr.nlnrA De
1921 ratas Y IS IN jovencito d. nombre
henry Newman, quien Ia bIt,G0 Ell
record ma'audo ratas. Newman ha en-
tregado mil roedores que logr6 ex-
ierminar emp!eando tres medios: pc
rros cazadores, ]ratoneras Y veneno.
solo el dIa 2S de Julio entreG6 Ia cam
tiGad &c Q~uinientas ratas.
Newman IS del cercano pueblecillo
de Macedonia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
NACINfENTOS

Una nina de Alexandra Herrera y
Petra Davida de Herrera.
In ntno dc Paul Muriada Y Rosa
N!eto de Muriada.
Tn n.7o lie Luciano Gallo Y Fran.
cisca de Gallo.
Una mia de Jose de Ia Cruz Y Clara
Garcia de dc Ia Cruz
Una nina dc Cecilio Fierrcs y Jua-
ma GamaS de Fierros.
Una nina de Feliciano Domfnguez
Y uermenegilda Jaso de Domfnguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
iPOR QUE Sc ARDE Y DESESPERA
CON INTERMEDIATES DE LA PEEL!

Cuando alguno de estos sintonlas
Sc manifesto en- 81 ORGANISING, US
ted deberia rombatirlos Immediate
mente, tomando IN remedio que no
tiene igual como purificador de la
angre. ell s. S. S., que Sc encuen
ira de venta en- todas las droguerias
Principle Z tomar S. S. s. hoy
mismo = escriba al Jefe de Consultas
Medicas. Swift Laboratory, Atlanta
Ga. quien lie dara instrucciones es
peciales. sin hacerle por clio cargo
alqDno. (.Adv.:)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
RECISTRO Civil
MATRIKONIOS

Domingo Ramirez Y Luz Pineda.
Juan CarraSco Y Guadalupe Flores
Fred J. Reimschissel y Maria Reyes
Juan Tauayo V Barbara Monde
mayor.
Alfredo Rocha y Luz Silva
Isaac Caballero Y Leonila Vargas.
Jose Aguilar Y Consuelo Fillanueva-
Jose Estrada V Maria Morales.
Guadalupe Luna y Petra Gonzalez.
JesGs VazqUez y Febrosia Santos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
SANTORAL.

Primer Domingo de mes Y decimo
despues de Pascua-San Pedro Ad-
vlncula o Sc Ia prist6n de San Pedro.
Los Santos Mdrtires Macabeos. Santas
Fe. Esperanto y Carload, Nrgenes
NFArfires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
LIVERY. 100 Galap St.

Tcl6fonos Crockett SOS y 7o4.
Fl Ga;co sitio mexicRnc de automobiles
en- IA ciudad. Wales desde Doe. Carros a
r-op6sro = a p.ecios razonables para Bau-
,!zos. n~ratrimonios y funcrales. ChRufteu1
de Union. So. 90 po- bora.
LEON 4. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que nablan es-
panol. Quota. $3.50 Dor nora.
Telefonos Cr. 212 Y CIR. So.
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

PRONOSTICO que rinde para hoy
81 O~bservatorio Meteorological De San
Antonio:
Frecuentes nubiados Y una tempe
ratura max;n1a entire los % = 96 gra-
dos.
La temperature de aver f1uctu6 en-
ire los 80 Y los % grades. a Ia SON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

Hay una manera de eonseguir com
pleto aliviO de estas torturas
Las terribles irritaciones de IA
piel eczema salpulhdo' llagas etc. tie
nen 81 origen en- el est&do irregular
de Ia sangre. Son produci6oS por
los millares de pequen0s germeneS
cue pululan en- Is sangre..y que lue-
90 Sc m~ultTpican en- mi!ones.
Las lociones, balSamos, ungMen-
tos u otros tratamientos slmllares,
no pueden combatlr Ia de Ia
enfermedaG que, este case, estrloa
en- Ia Sangre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
FENOMENOS ASTRONOMERS
QUE OCURRlRAN DuRANTE
e. MES DE AGOSTO QUE
:. EMPlEZA HOY

Dfa s. Venus en- Conjunction cor Ji-
ptter. q las II h. 80 m de Ia mahana.-
Dfa II. La Luna en- Ell PeriEeo. a las
10 h. 80 m. de IA noche. Dfa 1+.-Ju-
piter en- Conjunction con Ia Luna, a las
10 h. - m. dc IA manana; n las S h.
50 m. de "a tarde, Mercurio en- ST. ma
yor ElonSac:6n Occidental; Y a las
6 h. SO m de Ia noche. Venus en- Con-
junction con Ia Luna. Dfa 15.-Saturno
on C~onjunci6n con la Luna. a las IL H..
Is N. del dfa.-Dfa 20.-Nare en- Con
junction con Ia Luna. n las r h. IS m.
del dfa. Dfa 21.-Jupiter en- Conjun-
ci6n con e. Sol, a las 5 h. 30 m. de la
roche. Ola 22.-Venus en- C0ntun-
ci6n con SatuTno, a la l. h 80 m. de IA
tarde. Dfa 23.-Sol en- ell signo de Fir-
go, correspondence a Ia constellation
de Leon. Fl nIisno dfa. a las Q b. so
n. de Ia noche, Ia Luna en- el Apo
geo.