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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-25
BOSTON BANKS
EMPLOY 1000
WOMEN CLERKS

Boston.-One thousand women
are employed in the banks Of Bos-
ton. This would not be surprising
but for the fact that a large pro-
portion are employed as expert
clerks-an elastic term-in all de-
partments Of the institutions.
The women we're employed, in
many cases with reluctance, as a
far emergency when the boys gent
marching away, but they are said
to have shown adaptability to the
banking business.
Miss Caroline P. Sickle, in
charge of the woman personnel in
an institution employing 31S wom-
en-, says that last year 200 women
bank clerks occupied much Of their
spare time obtaining added knowl-
edge of the principles and details
of banking afforded by the evening
courses conducted for the, benefit
Of the Boston Chapter of the Amer
lean Institute of Banking. OF
women in the banking world she
says:
Until within a few years most
positions open to women within
banking institutions have been
largely in the nature OF steno-
graphic work. At present you will
find women in almost every de-
partment and when the department
head is consulted he will tell you
that the woman clerks work IL
very satisfactory indeed.
Occasionally, we. hear OF some
woman who has attained an ex-
ecutive position within the conser-
vative circles Of banking although
such attainments have not been al
all general. This ID not bit dis
couraging, however, when We real
ize that what we have been given to
do we have done satisfactorily. We
need to realize that the future may
bring greater opportunities and tc
be ready for these We cannot have
too great knowledge relating to the
principles and details Of banking
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

S~>s $4,000 ->~~s~~~~~~~~~~~A~>~
FOUND. COMBINATION vULCANIzER
coats. rubbers. and numerous other A.
ticies. Practical training in our free
echool, half down, balance monthly pay.
ments. We manufacture vule1hisefD and
truck tire moulds W 10 IL inches.
Write for details not." Universal Wi.
canising Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
WANTED: MONEY. SEVERAL CLINTs
need money. Best real eslate values
% security for 3rSt mortgage. Can ret
you per cent on three or fve year
loans. Transactions eoo6Asatial. A00
Safety Bidg.
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BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, modern.
built three years. Oak finish liv-
ing and dining room. Price
$4,000. Terms, $1,000 cash, bal
ance monthly. Located on Watch
Tower line.
COTTAGE, S rooms, semi-moderp.
Hill location. Only $4,000, in
cluJing furniture and three tons
of coal. $500 down, balance to
suit you.
HOUSE, Z rooms, close in; IS, wa
ter, toilet, furnace. Newly pa
pered and painted. $500. Terms,
$500, balance $35 er month. Pos
session at once.
BUNGALOW, rooms, modern,
nearly new. Hill location. Price
$4,000. Terms, $1,000 cash, bal
ance arranged satisfactorily.
J. J. GRUSKE AGENCY
417-1S Safety Bldg.
Phone US, R. l. 4SS-4S5.
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ONE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW STRICTLY
mooern. new garage $3,40O, cash 81 100.
balance $2o.5U per month Including in.
terest. Jooeph E. Prendergast, 4OO-1
Peoples Bk. Bldg. r. l. 1916 or 3719X.
LOT. 40xl20 In GARDEN ADDITION.
near car. 1919 Fifth and a-half avenue.
ELEVEN ROM. STBfCTLY MoDEkN
home in rDaidcnce district. Best work.
mansEip throughout Interior Anished
in white OAK, cifcassian wA,Aut and
yellow pine. built in book case and
china closet. clothes chute. lavatories in
bed roons. 4-room ee.lar plastered and
eemented. No encumbrance Besides
home. house can make $500 10 S7OO
per year On purchase price if desired.
Price reasonable. Eight blocks from
poetof1ce. One block from car hns.
0S3 Seventeenth street.
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AN EAGLE TAXI
Good Eagles call r. I.
1921. Rock Island Taxi
Service. NJ. Brien, Prop.
AN EAGLES TAXI
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Rock IsDamd Real Estaee B@ard
WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE
Eckhart & Buffum, II State Blk. Bldg. R. |. 1875
John J. Gruske, Az Safety Building. R. |. 4S8
Edward B. Kreis, Is State Biz Bldg. R.. l. $50
Benjamin F. Mitchen, 4o7 Safety Bldg. R. |. 1873
The J. A. Moran Ag'cy, 3I5 Safety Bldg, RI 2oo.
Meyer Schneider, 22o Safety Bldg r. l. $685.
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PERSONAL.

FRECKLES. SCARS. WRINKLES. PoX-
pits. ugly noses and all facial defects
corrected by Woodbury. System. DR..
Bailey. Fact Specialist. 224 Empire
Bldg. Denver Colo.
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FOB SALE-FAM LANDS

LANDOLoGY SPECIAL NUMBER JUST
out. containing 1891 facts OF clover
land in Marinette county, Wis. II for
. home or q an investn,sht you arc
thinking Of buyins good farm lands
where farmers grow rich. send II oncs
for this special number Of Landology.
II Is free on request. Address Skid.
ntore-Riehle Land Co.. lao Skidmore-
Richie Bldg, Aarinette, Wis.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS SELLING FoRKoLA. HOUSE
toulouse. make $50 10 S75 week.
write The Bacorn Co.. Eimira. n. Y.
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MODERN SEVEN BOOM HOUSE NEAR
Prospect park, two blocks from car
line. Corner lot. south front. $3.50.
500 down, $35 per month. Immediate
POSSESSION. Moline 4073.
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WANTED-SALESHEN.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

OF TITLE f2hfAkkD ~
continued 70 date covering any reel e.
tAte in the county. Prompt and accurate
oervice q reasonable RATES. Roe3 -
land Tttis q Abstract Company: W. 4
svespsy, secretary. c08-21s CeAsf1
Trust & Savings Bank builsilne HH
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=. q. \,
~ Inland AERlK NO. go, YRATER
od1f Of Hasles.-Reguiae uDeunes
80 third Tuesday OF 0oeA Dso8
11ln hons, Tourth svsnns a.
sNepA 0Fote0Ak 0cretarr.
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q. I. Post No. 200.
,..11fnm n @sllrs IL. sad
!; !:
A third Wednesdays Of
u each mouth. Ameri-
u q can Legioh Hall.
I Third avenO and
sixteenth street. ban
r. Brennan. COM
mander. b. B. Ber-
~ quist. aAiutaAt.
~ All ex-Arvice men
welcome.
MASONIC.
n,.se Tsnple. Mshsson strs" end
Fifth avenue.
- S~ArEp MEETING OF TAlO LODGE
- no. 81, A. =. . 4. H. Vii
INN b. hold On u Asss Thurs.
RH dsy Of each noutA o. 7:30
W. .. %. W. H. Keelcy. W.
n: Ray o. Roderick. Sec
Ntsu.
ipecal for work on n. n. degree
Thufvday, Jan. 81. st q p. m.
Aroo c1OrTo no. 81. u. O v. P. 3. 4
- - -ststsd nsstngs bald
rs :: J J: !: !: : :
mN( o. ,hs Arss wednssiAs
~ Of sscA noasA. Wat
ing prophets veleous.
NAL l.. 3. Mscs. monarch.
vraAk L. tastetsog. $50
retary.
m STATED CoGvoCArpN OF RoCK
nnano Island Chaptst No. AZ. =. 4.
n. viii b bald On ths inst
Il XVI TUESDAY OF each month q
7:30 p. m. !. G. Schillinser.
~ E. h. p, 4, II. Ash. secretary.
Special convocation Tuesday. Jan. 70.
le.l, at .. N. Mark Master degree.
a RoCK ULA1Gp LODGE NO.
65s. 4. =. . 4. A.-Seatsd
meeting asse Friday Of esch
meeting EFT ETA ErA Y! a.
month. B. P. Record. W. H.;
ooeciL meeting Friday. Jan. IS. p.
I. wesk II. c." uegree.
nNlGHTn TENTLA8.
I'M Stated COAGi-AtG OF HON
Island Conman6,f1 No. II,
~ En,xhts 1eanplas viii b hski
tk1A tho sscond MONDAY Of each
Doath- G. 4. HAugfen. com.
WI RSn0es; J. L. Ai0kAy, recoro1g.
ux Ia-ANp ChAPTEB no. 200.
tI,aP kaskeeu StA~kegulAf mecu0Gs
spuna wet,seday Of eAcn month. We
nans Stars welcome: Ma. josephine
Mace, N. NJ: ASry F. kreis. secretary
Special meeting Jan. 70 Tor muAloa'
0tcial school OF instrucuon keu' ~
0thc,ai visit Of The worthy Grand Aa'
iruu, Feb. v.
nCCx leland COUNCIL NO. 20. B. . 8.
l-Ihs stated aAasmeAlea o. koc3 y.
"a Coun,M he. w. =. 3 ,. -. WV
Il hid IN lbs third WEDNESDAY Oh eAco
nIldshrandt. recorder.
DoAL LopSH NO. COS, 1 o. o. u
- Assss svusy ThufsaAy svsnane
q osh ysalovs' tsnpls o.
Fourth sysnue. bssWesn Sev'
mseeuth ami hAghteenLh strsets
- Lincoln Martin. N. g.: n. r
Leonard Il. >. First THURSDAY
va ~ 10bos AAAAoSoa1 0cOAS~S >sDs
asAd nd thard dssrss ~ a01l0slns
L o. .. n.
l00 ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
~ nlShts frat and thru M0poAya
AAtA's hall. 17l6 Ii Second avenue. q
- n D1ctas0e Asyes A0dett: see
". L uAviS.
y. q. n,
~ inland AERIE NO. go, IRATR1
osdlf Of Rasles.-Reguiae uDeunGs
ed third TUESDAY OF soeA Dso1
1le' h0Os. Fourth avenne ans
00-esvl stsUeA Tfank WLcA, ". u,
sspe OFoteoAk Goc1etArJ.
ELKS ATTENTION.
-, Rock lsland Lodge No
I'M $50. B. P. o. Ella. 1sst
ings first Ind third Mon
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WANTED-SITUATIONS.

A JOB ON YOUR CAR. OVERLAPPING.
repairing or anything. Gslbraath MOTOR
Co. 1911 Fourth avenue. ..-..
BY EXPERIENCED (LADYD BOOK
keeper with references. Il. l. 4703. *
BOY II YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE AIs.
cell snecus work. Call &. l. 6227. s-,.
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ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE. MODERN, TWO
room house in rear. centrally located.
Flynn 4 Wood. 4. l. 305. 1919 Sec
Ond avenue,
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FOR RENI-HOUSE6

TWO 5-RoOM FLATS. MODERN EXCEPT
heat. $50 per month. Inquire S1S
Third avenue,
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PERLIC ACCOUNTANTS

DEHLER AUDIT COMPANY. NOT INC,
4OI Safety Bldg. Phone $50. ADULTS.
investig ations. income tax reportA
financial and cost systems. receivership
and bankruptcy accounting. ~
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L o. o. q.
100 ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET.
- nights hrst and thur MopdAyA
AAaA's hall. 17l6 Ii Second aveuue. ~
- n Dzctas0s AAyes Aofiett: ses'y
v. Z uAyis.
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TAXI SERVICE

DON'T MISS YOUR TRAIN. CALL THE
Depot Taxi Service. Heated limousine
cars. Phone B. l. STA,
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m stated COhGi-AtE OF ROCk
Island Commano,rJ No. II.
M knixhts 3eGnplas viii b helu
tZ1A - sscond MONDAY Of each
Donth- G. 4. HnuGen. COM
WI aSnQes; J. L. Hi0kAy, secora1r.
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DpAi LODGE NO. COS. L o. o. !.
- Assss evusy ThufsdAy svenano
N6Z o. Oid Ee1lovs' tsnpls %
~ Fourth aysnue. bssWssn Sew.
useeuth ami haghteenLh strects.
~ Lincoln Martin. n. G.: II. r.
Leonard, Il. >. First THURSDAY
4 sUA Z. anIn, ipltistogy ucGres. 0rss
eoeAd end Ihard 0nGrse ~ 10al0wlny
SAassday.
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m STATED COGvoCArpN OF ROCK
$3.50 lsland Chaptet NO. AZ. =. A.
u. viii b bald On The hEst
XII TUESDAY Of each month u
7:30 p. N. J. G. Schillinger.
~ E. h. p, 4, II. Ash. secretary.
Special convocaton Tuesday. Jan. 70.
lo.1, at .. N. Marx Master degrce.
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NICELY FURNISHED, STRICTLY MOD
efn five room bungalow. on car line.
Address m. r." care Argus.
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SIX ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY MODERN.
newly decorated. 924 Forty-fourth
street. Phone Moline 1914.
N0DEAN LIVING AND OFFICE ROOMS
with heat. Inquire McCabes' Twelfth
street hto1o.
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WOULD LINE To SHAKE MODERN
home with couple. X. l. 3986K
MODERN BOOMING HOUSE, GARAGE,
east end. R. l. 4641K.
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Mx Ia-AND ChAPTEB no. 200.
49, hAskesu Staa@kegular mecungs
sIund West,ssdAy oil eacn month. We
uang Stars welcome. Ars. Josephine
Mace, N. NJ. Mary F. kreis. secretary.
Special meeting Jan. 70 for MiaAtioa.
0fciL school OF Instruction keD. ~.
Omcal visit Of The Wortny Grand Ma
Epn, Feb. v.
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nccg BLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. B. 3 8.
V-Yhe stated ssssmellea Of kock y.
I'D Coum,A he. ~. =. ,. H.. vM
nlldshsandt, recordes.
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ROCK DLAND LODGE NO.
65S. 4. =. . 4. A.-Stated
meeting Asse Friday Of esch
meeting EFT ETA ErAOTAA
month. B. P. Record. W. H.;
ooecil meeting Friday. Jan. 70. p.
Il Work II. c." ucgree.
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Lodge prRsCroe1.

Ex.sERvICE NEIL
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
FIND FOUR BARRELS
 OF WINE IN CELLAR
Lafayette Street Fruit Dealer is Held on Two Charges-Rcckless
 Driving Case Continued

Acting Detective Sergeant William C. Hart arrested Nicoli Messina at his place of business at Lafayette street. near Beaver street, yesterday after noon on two charges of violating liquor laws. In court today he was put to plea for selling wine to Paul David and for keeping intoxicating beverages with intent to sell. He beaded not guilty. His attorney, Lawyer Josiah Greenstein, asked for a continuance until March 16 so that an opportunity might be afforded the accused to have the liquor analysed.
 When the police visited the place yesterday afternoon. they found homo made wine in such quantities that the police patrol wagon was declared not capable of transporting the contra band to the station. One of H. R. Walkers double teams was called. Four barrels of wine were drawn out of the cellar with ropes.
 Guiseppi Cuderno was arraigned on a charge of reckless driving but in the absence of one of the states principal witnesses, who is confined to the hospital with rather serious in- juries. an adjournment until next Tuesday was made necessary. The ac- cused is represented by Lawyer Frank Roman of Hartford. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant A. J. Richardson following an investiga- ton of an automobile accident on the Hartford road near Ibelle's corner. The man injured is M. J. Durkin of 1423 Broad street, Hartford.
 Information furnished the police is to the effect that Cuderno's roadster struck a stone in the road. losing wheel, and then ran on three wheels until it struck Durkin's truck, over turning both cars. Investigation is said to have shown that Cuderno was on the left side of the road when the boulder was hit and that he was going at an excessive rate.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09

Mcintyre and Fred Griscom ana ar- tached to a New Britain tractor, which is run by a motor.
 The young men started early in the day and soon before the other inhabitants had gotten up courage to push through the snow, and soon had their tractor running briskly around Moylan, leaving in its wake a neat and helpful path.
 Away with the old fashioned shov- el for the tractor has come to stay and not only does it plough the field of the smaller farmer or pet garden of the suburbanite. but it can be used in many other ways. For instance, n belt can be attached for saving wood or cutting feed for the small farm.
 Away with the dread of the wood pile which was heretofore held before the small youth as a punishment of his youthful transgressions. The tractor can saw wood more nimbly than a dozen boys, however spry. Heretofore the tractor has been used in the West more than the East.''
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
Choose Delegates
 For Convention

Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Regent of tho Esther Stanley chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution has appointed the following women as delegates to tho state convention. to be held March 90: Mrs. James Robin son. Mrs. R. NJ. Hemingway. Mrs F.. Alien Moore Mrs. Hoyt Pease and Mrs. C. IT. Parsons are tho alternates
 The convention this year is being held in East Hartford at the homo ot the Martha Pttk'r '"olcott chapter. AS is the usual custom it is being held tho latter part of March previ- ous to the national congress which is held in Washington D. C.. the first part Of April.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
CONVENTION IN WASHINGTON
Child Welfare Advocates to Be fin Capi. tai From April 26 to 29th Inclusive Mrs. Higgins to Speak.

The National Child Welfare conven- ton will be held in Washington. D.. C., April 26th to 29th inclusive, and rep resentatives of mothers clubs and parent-teacher organizations all over the country are now preparing for the event. The convention headquarters will be at the Hotel Hadleigh.
 Delegates and visitors will be given an opportunity to get in touch with the great working body of the parent teacher organization
 There will be a series of brilliant speakers and receptions-alI informal except the grand opening on Tuesday night, April 26th. That evening will have the choicest program and most noted guests. The national president, Mrs. Milton F. Higgins, is a resident of Boston. Mass. and Connecticut will be represented by the state president. Mrs. George Brinton Chandler, and the presidents and delegates from the 5a mothers clubs and parent-teacher or-.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
SUBWAY RENTALS IN
 LINE FOR INCREASE
Board of Public Works to Make
 This Suggestion

Action taken at the meeting of thu 1 board of public works last night, ii
 sanctioned by the common council, will l result in an increase in the subway l rentals.
 | A petition was received from the | Horace Booth estate, Alex Benty and l J. YoniclSi, for a sewer in the north 1 branch of Broad street, between Cleve- l land and Burritt streets. The Booth 1 estate sent in a letter favoring the sewer and MT. Benty represented him. 1 self and his partner as faVoring the sewer. The board voted to table the matter, pending action by the legisla- ture on the proposed increase in maxi l mum assessment from $1.7o to $500 per front foot.
 4 petition was received for top dressing on Norden street betveen Arch and Linwood streets. The work will be done when funds are available.
 The board of public works presented the following: We hereby return peti-
 ton for water main in Daily avenue
 signed by Thomas F. Mccormick, with
 out our approval, on account of the
 heavy cost.
 First this street is an unaccepted
 street; there is water in the street; the
 cost of installing a water main would
 be about $4,O00. Eight per cent in-
 terest would amount to over $500 per
 year-this would be a burden for one
 property owner-therefore the board
 voted not to Approve the petition.,' In dview of this recommendation the board voted to reject the petition. i
 On recommendation of the city en- gineer, an increase in subway rental will be recommended to the common
 f fl foot, to provide the necessary income from subways. Payments under the in creased rate are due July 1, 1921, and January l, 1922. The city engineer stated that the necessary income for 1921 from subway rental is $14, ITO. h. elusive of the West Main street addi- ton there are 333 ,957 feet of rented subway space, which at Az cents per foot, will bring in $15, ,02S.O6. The necessary income for 1922 will be $l6,- TO and the total estimated length, in- elusive of the Park street subway, which will be completed by next year, will be 37S. .152 feet.
 1t was voted, on motion of Commis- sioner Bacon, to request the common council for permission to spend s., ,OO0 1 to complete the years experimental | work at the sewer beds, as recom- l mended by the state. The state shares | the expense of the experimental work. |
 On motion of Commissioner Downs, | it was voted to hold a hearing on the permanent paving of South street from Brook street southerly.
 Hearings will be held also on the pro- posed establishment of lines on Jerome street and the proposed curb and gut ters and concrete sidewalks on both sides of Wooster street. These hear ings will be held at the next meeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
 PROGRAM ARRANGED
Festivities to Mark Celebration
 of POrtieth Anniversary

The Swedish Lutheran church will 1 hold n three-day celebration com mencing Thursday evening, March 10. of the 10th anniversary of the cdifce. The committees fin charge have arr ranged an appropriate program and { n general observance will take place. Exercises will be held on eact or the three days of the anniversary and
 will come to a grand closing on Sun
 day, March 13. Rev. X. O. LandeH
 of Centersville. Iowa, former pastor
 of the church, will be present at the
 ceremonies and will be accompanied
 by his wife. Rev. MT. Landell will
 be the principal speaker.
 Tho opening services of the ccle-
 bration will commence at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening under the auspices
 of the Luther league. The program
 arranged for that evening is as fol-
 lows: Organ prelude. Harold Sjoland-
 CT; hymn by the congregation, My
 Church. My Church;" altar service. Rev. O. A. Landell and Rev. s. C.. ohman: address by Rev. Mir. Lan- dell: violin solo. Herbert Anderson: vocal solo. Theodore Lundquist: songs by the male chorus: address by Theo- dore Lundquist: remarks and an nouncements by Rev. Dr. Ohman: hymn. "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God by the congregation; closing benedictlon.
 Tho Sewing society of the church haa arranged for an appropriate pro- gram for Friday evening. which will begin at 1880 o'clock. It follows: Organ solo. Theodore Lundquist; ad- dress, Rev. O. A. Landell: solo, Mir. Lundquist: remarks on tho Sewing society by Mrs. M. Sandstrom: piano solo. Harold Sjolander: history of tho church. pr. z. c. Ohman; dialogue. Mrs. Charles r.. Erickson and Mrs Harry Christensen: song, Sewing so- cioty chorus: address of welcome. Rev. Mir. Landell and Alfred Dan- berg: closing sermon by Rev. ohman.
 No special services have been pre- | pared for Saturday. but tho final ex- | crcisel to be held on the last day. | have been arranged with | care. Tho morning services will be ] devoted to prayer. and special songs | will ba sung. Tn the evening. Rev. | MT. Landeii will give talk. and | Theodore Lundquist will givo vocal | soloa
 Many new members arc expected | to bs enrolled on Sunday. and fully | 2 ,o0O members of tho congregation Il are anticipating 10 he present.
 Pastor A. Kineli of Berkeley. Cali fornin. Connecticut Lutheran mission ary worker. has sent in a letter of greeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09
ITEMS

bfor records at Aforans' {. meeting ot tho 'Girls bc the first supper
 club since 1t waa or- onth. Tho club meet
 rom 4:s0 to ' o'clock. Lenten services of tho lutheran church will be
 ll Wednesday evening odEe will perform the 10 at their meeting to- hd bali will be given
 Ices of the Commodore
 rcil. A. A. R. I. R. for
 estitute people of tho ht tho Turner hall on tch IT. The music will Py Lynch's orchestra.
 secured by members hlace. today.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-09

sular affairs of the United States cd gross. Mir. Towner's letter was acknowledgment of recent cabl grams of greeting. from the Po( Rican legislature.
 Friends of Porto Rico," it
 twill find it difficult to help td island if this propaganda is contiuJ| I assure you there is not nd h there is not likely to be any co ld} able sentiment in this country for tI independence of Porto Rico. There a legitimate ground for a Iare measure of self-government but tA has been greatly injured by the acti| independence propaganda"