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The New York herald., 1921-06-18
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.


Long Island-Sale or Rent.
AT FREEPORT-Owner must sell; 81 200
cash desired, easy payments magnificent
with sun parlor near school and depot: price
81. 500: immediate possession. LUERSSEN.
Immediately 70 right as you get off train.
Baldwin, l.. 7.
ATTRACTIVE, well built homes and fine
plots. with waterfront privilege. MON
FORT G. HEGEMAN. Tel. 152 Port Wash
ington.
BRAND new @ room bungalow: every mod
ern improvement. including garage; open
fireplace. tile bath: cash 81 800; price $500.
LTERSSEN. Immediately TO right you get
or train. baldwin, J.. ].
CEDARrURST. l.. I.-Big bargain: for sale,
new stucco corner house, bedrooms, 3
tiled bathrooms. sun parlor, large porch;
modern improvements. Room 005. 152 w.
aad st. city Phone Bryant 6373. or Far
Rookaway 1850. HARRY MILLER
CHAs. u. sAMMIs, Huntington. l.. l.
opp. 7. O. Tel. d35. Homes and Acreage,
DESIRABLE building. plot, l0xioo; Jamaica
Hlll addition; 5000. ALEX WEISS. $40
Fu.ton st, jamaica, j. l.
LONG BEACH bungalow. sale, sl.7oo; $3.50
on contract; one for rent, $500. West End
bus 20 walsh's office.
NEPONsiT. West Rockawsy.--I'or sale
rent furnished or unfurnished. room cot
tage bath. shower: possession at once.
Telephone GAG w. Belle Harbor. or address
OWNER, lac, II Newport av., Neponst.
OPPORTUNITY.
N you have $500 and can furnish good
references you have a home built either
on your own idea from our various plans
IN one OF the finest high ground locations on
Long Island. no assessments: tax exempt
zone: 10 year old shade trees throughout the
orerty. . foot sidewalks and parking:
curbs all laid. sewerage, water, gas. electric
aud telephone conduits installed. Write
" N Herald. Herald 50.
SPLENDID brand new bungalow, rooms.
on corner. SEQ cash; $50 month takes
care OF principal, interest. taxes and insur-
ancc. price $1,000. LUERSSEN, immeda ately
% right as YOU get off train, baldwin. l.. 7.
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. I.-ror rent, exception
ally fine, large house on lake. family
bedrooms, servants bedrooms. ". l..
RICE so Park ay.
81 900 rASH--Colonial q room house; tax ex-
emption tile bath, open fireplace. large
porch: pio, 6Oxtoo: near station 80 minutes
10 New York: I year old $4,000 10 $4,000
balance like rent. Ask Mr.. HALLERAN.
Hanernn Agency. Flushing, y. ].
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, short walk to Inter
borough subway, ideal house for sale
for small family of young married couple;
Z rooms, kitchen, bath and storeroom; par
quet floors, electricity; newly decorated.
Apply HALBERT, 33 Lafayette av., B'klyn.
LOT, 40xi00 Gravesend av, Brooklyn; 80
minutes TO Times Sq &C.. residence or
business: clear: $500; easy terms. Owner,
T.. ROWE, Indiana, Pa.
OVERLOOKING lower New York Bay, stone
and brick one family; improvements partly
furnished; price ZOO. 1851 Bay Parkway,
Brooklyn.
18TH ST, South (between 18th and 18th
avs.)-Four two family houses. garage with
each house, newly built. Apply on premises.
EOSANELLI Phone South 3411.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished
COMPLETELY furnished apartment four
master bedrooms, East Side, not above ssth
St, from October /. Write w >. Herald,
Herald square
MIDDLE aged couple desrous OF spending
month of August in city, neighborhood OF
Riverside Drive West End av. and 1O3d ST.
wishes to rent furnished apartment con-
sisting of two bedrooms sitting room bath
room and kitchenette; will pay from SIS TO
800 for the month: references exchanged.
Address APARTMENT. box 45I. Aiken, s. C.
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SUMNER RESIDENCES 20 LET

Long Island.
FIVE handsomely furnished rooms; will rent
all or separately for season: only houses
from seashore. f4o Beach 6sth St, Arverne.
l.. I.
SUMMER cottage. rooms, ell Improve
ments, large screen porch, garage: rent
$f0o; references. Phone Pcnsonhurst 1403w.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westchester-SaIe or Rent.
LAKE MAHOPAC ~ v

LAKE MAHOPAC, N Y.
Bungalow. rooms and bath, electric light
on large plot; high ground; within 3 minutes
walk OF station; permanent water rights;
for sale on easy terms or will rent for
season. SYLVESTER FROHOCK, Al West
3tth st. Fitz Roy 1870.
NEW ROCHELLE-A splendid opportunity
to purchase new house, Z rooms and 3
park. For terms apply p A. cAMEPON.
81 North av., New Rochelle. Phone 1920
RYE. N. Y.-For rent furnished, three
months: ten bedrooms, three baths two
lavatories. large gas range, coal range: au-
tomato water heater; separate laundry;
fully screened; cool porch; on the water: old
trees, lovely view every direction: garage
for two cars and chauffeur's cottage; boat
Cos '''
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a LITTLE CASH pOwN ANp
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY

will buy The daintics' little home boz the Irf.
sey Hlli section ready 90 move into ro1nls
tiiud bath. lUn commufgrF 90 ". n. city from
this section r.. L. a w. 70. ~. Nc#u'lful.
exclusive. convenient. purely residential To-
cality. Total price, including ELECTRIC iirhi,
thadcs. steam heat. hardwood floors. iauu-
dr5 complete interior and exterior dccora-
tlons and Farage only $50. Plot iWN22i
Plenty Of trees. flowers and shrubs Boating
and bathing available. Schools, churches Enf
markets near bv. a paradise for the Riddles.
write PRIVATE. Post office box BIs. city
Hall station, New York city.
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wcstchcster--saIe or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE cottages at Rye. near the
beach. q rooms and bath all improvements.
FLANAGAN. Phone Barclay 1867, Canal
nlGA. I've 2OiR.
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-FOUR new houses, all improvements; large
plot on Overlook av., Boonton, ~ j.; Z
minutes TO express station 20 minutes to
New York; 200 II. elevation: fine view; your
choice for quick sale, $3.50. terms. Come
and see. JOHN II. HIMMELMAN, Boonton,
n. j. Phone fI1J Boonton.
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2647 BROADWAY 1OOTH STD.
SUITABLE DOCTOR OR DENTIST,
LIGHT APARTMENT. GROUND FLOOR:
RENT s.. 100.
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From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.

9TH ST.. NEAR 9TH Av.
80 story brick, lot 25x94; = story studio or
rear of lot, also space for one car; bargain
TO quick buyer for remodelling. T. rELFAIH
SMITH, II Z. 10th st.
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Westchester.

IN beautifui Bronxville, 30 minutes Grand
Central, until October l. Charming sunny
room apartment: reasonable. Address
Anda T. o.. or phone $50. party W.
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assachusetts.

aYANNISPoRT, Cape Cod. Mass. for sea-
son until November ]. most attractive cot
tage bedrooms, bath living room. dining
room and Kitchen: fully furnished except
linen and silver; garage and small cottage of
. rooms included; 200 yards from golf
course. u mile from Craigville bathing beach; {;
rent $3.50. Apply CUNNINGHAM, e61 West
~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

$50 Madison av.-Furnished two room apart
ment and bath to let; immediate possess
sion; TO October J. 1921; maid service and
electric light included: rental $S5 per month.
Apply at $50 Madison av.. apartment &c.
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SCARSDAIE

SOAINSlJ<AIAls.
rare chance to purchase in beautiful
scarsdale gentleman's new house and ga
rage; large living room with open Fireplace.
dining room, pantry and Kitchen four large
master bedrooms and two tiled baths on
second floor: also ample closets; attic has
two finished rooms with connections for
bathroom fixtures; large plot with delight
fui trees; carefully restricted and among
neighbors OF refinement and standing: an
attractive price TO quick buyer. THE LAND
BROkERAGE CO.. Al West 3fth st. Fitz
Roy 1870
WESTCHESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND FOR RENT. GEORGE +. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE. 10 EAST 43D ST. VAN
DkCBIIT JOSd
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.
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Connecticut.

CHARMINGLY furnished house for rent by
season or year; masters bedrooms, .
baths, maids rooms. bath; garage: 10
minutes TO station or trolley; beach privi-
leges: meals may be had at hotel nearby.
C. d. SINCLAIR, Southfeld Point, Stam-
ford, Conn. Telephone Stamford 2024.
FURNISHED house. five master bedrooms
and three baths, to rent for season; large
grounds garage, chauffeur's quarters, &c;
best location. Greenwich, Conn.,; 1000 for
season. Apply THOMAS COOK, Smith
Building. Greenwich, Conn.
FOR RENT, season or year, 12 room house,
handsomely furnished 3 baths, sleeping
porch; garage, garden; modern, up to date;
every convenience. Telephone 94SR Green
Nyich
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roR RENT or sALE

IN LAWRENCE PARK. BRONxvrLIE,
A NEW HOUSE. delightfully."- situated on the
hillside among fine old trees; convenient to
schools, stores and station; 8 rooms.
baths; garage plot f0OxfOO; shown by ap-
poirtrncnt. SWALLOW PRATT, INC.
io Palmer av.. Bronxville, ~. Y. Tel. 1921.
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Borough of Brooklyn-saIe or Eent.

BEAUTIFUL 1 family house in select part
of Bay Ridge. right off Shore Road in vi
steam heat. electric light parQuet floor; plot
75x109; price SIS, 900. Phone Shore Road 40.
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Unfurnished.

TWO and three rooms, with bath and
kitchen, wanted, Immediately: must
be in quiet neighborhood; state rent.
so Wall ST., room 40S.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FOR SALE-43 West S4th st.-Four story
and basement brownstone dwelling, extern
sion; excellent condition. immediate posses
sion. Phone owner Schuyler 1858.
FOR SALE-13 West Sith st.-Four story
and basement brownstone dwelling. extern
sion; excellent condition; immediate possess
sion. Phone OWNER, Schuyler 1888.
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Borough Of BROOKLYN.

McDCNoUGH ST. go tnear Tompkins) -
Cool beautiful, piano. 20 minutes Manhat-
tan; delightful neighborhood July, August
sacrifice: Christian: $40 HALLER
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Westchester.

BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
GAS. ELECTRICITY; ALL IMPROVE
ON SHORE DRIVE. BETWEEN
BARCLAY AND LAFAYETTE AVS:
SEEN SATURDAY, SUNDAY BY AP-
PHONE STUYvESANT OPT.
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BRONXVILLE-To let, furnished, 8 room, 3
baths, well furnished house, for July and
August: $3.50 per month; fine residential
section: near hotel, railroad station and
country club. Mrs. r. III. HOWES, Allerton
St. Bronxville. Phone 399SW.
PELHAM MANOR.-Furnished house, ten
rooms, two baths: completely screened
porch: beautiful grounds; garage; adjacent
to and overlooking Sound; moderate rent for
July- August WEBSTER Pelham 1551-J.
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city.
ALLENHuRsT. n. .J.-$l,ooo cash; G room
furnished house: electricity: every improve
ment three blocks from ocean: price IS, 900;
possession now. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr,
owner, 400 Euclid av.. near Page av.
AsBURY PARK. Ocean Grove. Alienhurst
Bradley, Deal.-Summer cottages. hotels
JACOB a. KING. NORTH AsBURY PARK.
BEAUTIFUL 10 room house, electric light.
steam heat; near Arlington av. station,
ST. MARTHuR THUR AGENcY C ,SCf q ao1 4ssy JseE
son av.. J. G.
BLOOMFIELD. n. 1.-Two family house.
rooms. baths, fully decorated: . min
utes from trolley; price 81, 200, S. 700 cash.
NovAK. 4a Y. Baldwin st.
DESIRABLE home, five rooms: also bath
room; sun parior and laundry: running hot
and cold water. furnace; 2K acres best soil !;
fruit and berries; beautiful lawn; garage
barn, chicken house: large garden planted.
Particulars, address T. NJ HOYT n n D.
Route No. >. FREEHOLD, N. j.
FOR SALE-Cientlemans country nlace
house rooms and bath and screened in
sleeping porch and all modern improvements 3 /:
cottages 3 rooms with electric light and
screened in sleeping porch; garage, barn and
chicken houses; 9 acres of land with 17o
apple. Is pear. 1i7 peach, II plum 16 sweet
cherry, 10 sour cherry. 25 ounce and 1
in the beautiful Saddle River. Bergen county,
about 2lz miles from Allendaie Station and
- miles from New York. Apply j. Nj. JoRC-
ENSON. Saddle River. N. j.
-FOUR new houses, all improvements large
plot; on Overlook av., Boonton, n. j.; Z
minutes TO express station; 20 minutes to
New York; 200 II. elevations fine view; your
choice for quick sale; $3.50, terms Come
and see. JOHN II. HTMMELMAN, Boonton,
~ J. Phone ti1J Boonton.
FOR Sale-J0xi00, bath tubs, hot. cold water,
room house, gas, garage: near Union
trolley near G. r.. r. N. j. and bus a25
East Sd av., Roselle. N. j. Call evenings
after 9. all day Saturday. Sunday.
HOUSE. rooms. also sun. sleeping porches.
screens, awning. hardwood floors tile bath
room. hot water heat laundry; . car ga
rage; large plot; price 81, 800. THOMAS
DOWD. Ridgeway av., ". Orange. Phone
5o50R.
MOUNTAIN LAKES. N. J.-Iaurel nm
road overlooking lakes; 10 rooms, 9 tile /
baths. sun parlor, billiard room: silk tapes
try walls; gnrage . cars; fruit shade
trees: 2ia acres: cost 81. 900; free and clear;
bargain 20 cash buyer: possession. Main
5oI2. ARNOLD +. GHEGAN, $50 Montague
ST.. Brooklyn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsHFORTH & CO.. sol 5th av. Tel. Muir
ray Hill 0142.
E. G. H. VOGLER,
Amsterdam av. and SD st.
j. ROMAINE BROWN.
"a Of at
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FARM PROPERTY.
so ACRE FARM

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New Jersey.
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New Jersey.

ASErRY PARK-California bungalow on
Deal Lake. water on three sides; seven
rooms, elegantly furnished, reasonable. j.
b. MOORE, 1907 n. Wanamassa Drive
Phone S5o-J Asbury Park.
FOR RE,NT-Nfy two attractive summer cot
tares situated on Lake o. the Mountain,
90 mi. from New York, near road leal-
ing to Delaware Water Gap; free boat,
season, each $3.50. Write Prof. S. M. TRES
SJER. Washington. n. j.
FURNISHED bungalow TO rent at Lake
Hopatcong, N. ]. Address NJ. A. STEW
ART. Lake Hopatcong, ~. j.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Borough of Queens.
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New Jersey.

CLINTON ST, 54-56.-Mercantile building,
large store, suitable for brokers' office or
salesroom; will give long lease. Inquire
janitor or phone Market 936S.
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Borough OF Bronx.

rORNlSHED y rooms, bath, porch, garden;
private house; quiet convenient to subway:
reIerence. security. Telephone 3177 Olinvilie.
StbLET-Four room apartment, beautifully
furnished. owner will retain one room sit
uated In University Heights section near
Washington Bridge: convenient TO either
East or West Side subways: rent very rea-
sonapie FISH. 1915 University av Tre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-29
INJURIES PROVE
FATAL TO PHILIP
CRUMMEY, VIOLA
Especial to The Argus }

Aiedo, Ill, Oct 29.-FuneraI ser
vices for Phillip Crummey of Gil
christ. were held this morning at
$50 at st. Joseph's church, north
east of Aledo. Father c. ]. Hig-
gins of st. GATHERINGS church Of
Aledo ofticiated Intermeut was
made in the st. Joseph's cemetery.
MIR. Crummey died of a fractured
skull received while falling trees in
timber south of Viola. Thursday
AFTERNOON. He was rushed to the
once of DR.. c. A. McClannahan of
Viola and after the wound was
dressed was able to walk ont of
the office. He was then taken to
ms home at Gilchrist, and died at
3 O'Clock the same evening as a re-
suit OF blood clot on his brain.
He is survived by his wife and
four small children, his mother
Mrs Thomas David of Preemption !
one sister, Mrs. John Reidy of Pre-.
emptIon, two half-Sisters. Alice /
and Ella David, and one haIf-brotb- !
er, Ben David. |
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CALvA MAN HURT
IN AUTO SMASH
Cars Crash Two Miles West of
Galva on NekOma Road and
Seven Narrowly Escape.
Especial Correspondence


Galva, Ill, Oct. 29.-Six Galva
residents had narrow escapes from
serious injuries Thursday evening
when two machines collided on the
Nekoma road, two miles west OF
the city.
A car driven by Joseph Johnson
of Woodruff was travelling east.
when it struck machine in which
Morris Craine, Joseph Peterson,
MandeI Peterson and F. E. Kelly
OF GaIva were riding. They were
going west to Viola and Aledo. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied by two
young men from Galva, who were
returning from Woodruff.
According to reports of the acct
dent, the crash was accidental,
neither driver was exceeding the
speed regulations and both dimmed
their lights. The cars collided as
they were crossing a culyert. the
Johnson car having reached the
narrow passage first, and the left
front wheel struck the bridge curb
ing, turning the car over directly
n the path of the other car
Cecil Hodge, one of the occu-
pants of the Johnson car, was pin
led under the wreckage and re-
;eived a bruised arm, hip, and
scratches about the head. The fact
hat both machines were running
low is all that saved them from
icing killed Hodge is reported
'etter today and left for a farm
forth OF town, where he secured
for Monday.
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AUXILIARY GIVE
LEGION MEN AND
GUESTS BANQUET
Especial to The Argus.l

AleGo. Oct. 29.-Members and
friends of Fallerans post of me
American Legion of Aledo TO The
number of rs were entertained last
night at a banquet and program
gwen by the Woman'S auxiliary of
the local post. The banquet was in
the form of a three-course dinner
held at the Presbyterian church of
this city
After the bounteous dinner all
engaged in singing army songs. as
20 toasts or speeches were given.
A local orchestra furnished music
Tor the event. About $50 all re-
pared TO the legion rooms. where !
dancing was the feature of the
evening
Each member of FaIlerans most !
was invited and was allowed 10 !
bring a friend. Plans had been
made to entertain a much larger
assembly, but due to the fact that
II rnned continuously all during
the evening, many who expected to
a.seno were not able to be present |
MRS. W. ID. Emerson with * AS
slstants had charge of the dining
room The arrangement commit
sse TOT the event were as follows.
nss. u D. Lawson, chairman: Miss
Edith Hall, Mrs. L. F. Giehrich
MISS lena Winger and Mrs Ne
garet Warnock. !
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ALedo and Mercer County,
ALEDO CHURCHES
First PresbyterianHDr. A. Jud

First Presbyterian-Dr. A. Jud
son Arrick, pastor. Sunday schoo
at 10 o'clock in the morning
Preaching service at IL a. m. anC
Z p. m. Christian Endeavor at ,
p. m.
Swedish Lutheran, AledO-Rev
o. F. Domeij, pastor. Sunday School
at 9:45 a. m. Preaching in the Eng
lish language at 10:45 a. m. and
1870 p. m. The Ladies' Aid society
will meet Thursday afternoon ar
the home of Mrs. Swan Berglund
on West Seventh street The
Young Peoples society will meet
newt Friday evening at the church
basement.
Burgess Presbyterian-Rev. R. L.
Rezner, pastor. Regular church
and Sunday school services will be
held tomorrow. "Moonshine" is
the subject for the evening ser
vice
New Windsor Presbyterian-Rev
c. E. Hoff, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Miss Mabel Coleman.
uperintendent. Morning worship
at II a. m. Christian Endeavor ar
$50 p. NJ. Topic: How can we
apply the Golden Rule today?"
Evening worship 1880 p. m. Cot
tage prayer sservice Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30. Choir practice Thurs /
day evening at 7:3O.
Viola Preshyterian-C. c. Har- /
per, pastor. Sabbath school, 10 a. !
N. Morning worship II a m. Sub !
lect, The Power of the Spirit"
evening service 100 p. III. Sub
ect, Christian Fellowship" Md
week service Thursday evening a:
30. Lesson for this week, Peters
econd sermon, Chap. 3:12-26. Mon
lay evening at 1870, Young Peoples
service, in charge of Mrs. Bur
III; the organ, Miss Lucille Terrey;
he stereopticon, Donovan Harri-
on Teacher of spiritual lesson,
ne pastor. Leader for the eve
ing, Hazel Thornton.
viola Methodist Episcopal Sab
attn school at 10 a. m. At III
clock will be held the special SER
Ice for the family. Epworth league
$50 followed by the special
Eangelistic services. Prayer ser
zee each Thursday evening at ',
80. Special meetings will COM
ehce at Shale City the evening of :
ie 31st at 1880.
viola United Presbyterian-Sah-
TN school at 10 a. N. Preaching
,rvlce at IL a. m. The Y. P. C. Il,
III meet at $50 4. m. Subject, 9
Why Apply the Golden Rule To- a!
ny: Mat. 7:12. The pastor is to \
ad. Juniors at $50 D. m. Sub. =
CT Why Should We Give to Mis-
cns?' Heb. 2:14. Mrs. Miles is I
g Junior leader. The preaching !
'rvice at 1880 p. m. Tomorrow is \
mily altar Sabbath.
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DRIVE FOR FUNDS
TO ERECT CHURCH
Special to The Arms !

Aledo Oc5. Thursday evening
the general committee in charge Of
securing funds TO finance the erac-
ton or a new Presbyterian church
IN Aledo held a meeting and an
pointed eight teams composed OF
three members each TO make a con-
centrated drive for funds and are
expected TO be through by Thanks
giving. A'
City Attorney R. L. Watson of
Aledo' chairman of the committee
stated some time ago. before any
eHort had been maze to secure
FUNDS. that several substantial do
nations had already been received
1 ne largest was $4,000. another NJ
S4.ooo and one OF So 900. The nroi-
ect is being looked upon with Prest
'nAs COM
II was also decided at the naa.
tne thursday evening to have
e Sn meeting each wednes-
aay evening until the drive ;s o.
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GENESEO MAN rs
WE'D A WEEK AGO
Especial Observation-Disclosures

Geneseo, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Last Sat.
urday, Oct, p, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
AIIen Craig, at West Union, ILL.,, oc-
CURED the marriage of their daugb-
ter, Miss Reba Elva Craig, and Emil
Bennett of Geneseo. The ceremony
took place at - o'clock noon and
was witnessed by the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom.
rev J j. Hudson of Holland, ILL.,,
was the officiating clergyman and
the double ring ceremony was used.
The bride wore a suit of French
satln, The groom is the son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Samuel Bennett of Salem,
Ill and for several years has been
the teacher of agriculture in the
nigh school Recently he has TAX
en- the leadership of the Row
Scouts. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett viii
reside in the home of Mrs. E T., !
Harper, 232 West South street.
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CHICAGO PASTOR
GIVES ADDRESS
Special Corresnondence !

Geneseo, Ill, Oct Yesterday
was observed by the people OF the
Congregational church as MobiIiz-
alton day. The ladies served a sun
per at the church at $50 O'Clock
10 winch all the members OF the
vited.
Rev, Walter Spooner of Chicago
QeHFered an address on "Evangei-
ism Rev. Mr.. Spooner is super
intendent for the congregational
churches OF Illinois and had a mes
sage OF vital Importance TO the
members of the church.
tomorrow is Fellowship dav
when an eyery-member canvass
VIII be made in the interest of
church abundance
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UPPER CL.ASSMEN
GIVE PARTY FOR
FELLOW STUDENTS
Special to The ArgnsN

Aledo. Oct. 29.-Last night the
seniors and juniors of the Aledo
nigh school gave a masquerade
party at the gymnasium in honor
or the sophomore and freshman
classes.
cowboys, Indians. burnt cork
colored folks and other various
characters were to be seen on the
streets of Aledo early last evening,
all heading for the gym.
Much time had been spent bv the
decoration committee in DECORATING
the gymnasium with pumpkins
cornstalks, fodder and other arti-
cIes that go 10 make a perfect Hal
lowe en- event. Delicious refresh
nents were served during the eve
ing and many games and contests
played.