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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03

ALEDO ELEVEN
DEFEATED BY
MOLINE TEAM
First Game of Season Played at Col
lege Field Last Saturday-Locals
Need More Practice.
Especial to The Argus. }

Aledo, Oct. Sin their fr9 foot
ball game OF the season the Mercer
County Independents met defeat at
the hands of the Moline Indians
Saturday afternoon at the william
and Vashti college field by score
of 20 to 0. Two hundred fans were
in attendance at the game.
The Indians started strong and
within a few minutes after the hTst
kickoff placed their first touch
down. After that the Independents
tiRhtened and the Indians were un-
able TO score until the end of the
half and failed in their place k.cA.
The Independents ran strong in
the third quarter but were unable
to cross their opponents line and
1t was not until the last of the
fourth quarter that the Indians
scored again. Some very good ma
terial showed up on the Independ-
cnts eleven but lack of practice
seemed TO be the cause of the ds-
feat. The Mercer County Inde-
pendents' lineup was as follows:
p Marquis, f Smith, II. Harbour,
qb; II. stephens. III; ". Braucht.
RI: ". Black. fb; T. Mckee, 9.
Mack. re; Fl. Kramn, TT; J. Taylor.
j. Jackson. re-; ". Gilmore, L.
Johnson, c; Z. Volentine, F. Me
Lalghlin, lg; F. Mack, Il; D. Smith,
le
Tom Chinlund of Aledo is mana
ger of the Aledo eleven and Tom
Mckee, former navy player, is
Goa CHI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
DEFEATED IN GAME
PLAYED At ALEXIS

Aledo, III. Oct. 4.-Aledo's high
school eleven net the second de
feat o. the season last Saturday,
wien the Alexis high school team
won a game played at Alexis by 4
score OF GA to 0. The fact that the
Alexis men were much heavier and
AladC was Handicapped by having
three rev players in the game ac-
counted for the big score.
The game was called at 2:56 and
tig crowd was in attendance. a
number of rooters from Aledo ac-
companied the team to Alexis. Dur
ing the first quarter Alexis made
three touchdcwns and at the
e1i of the quarter the score stood
IS to 0. At the end of the first
half the score was 81 to 0. During
the last half of the game AIedo
made Il desperate attempt to make
Z touchdown. but was unable to
buck the Alexis line. In the third
quarter the score stood A to 0 AMI
the game ended with Aledc still
owner OF the 0 score and Alexis
with 81 points TO the good.
During the last quarter, Warren
Graham, member OF the Aledo
eleven, was kicked in the head and
rendered unconscious. He was
taken from the field and medical
aid summoned. He soon recovered
The three new men in Aledo's
lineup Saturday. were, jackson,
Prouty and Boultinghouse Three
of the regular men were out Of the
game Wells and Morgan being
unable TO play and Moorehead
being out for that game. All three
of these men are expected 10 be in
the line when Alexis plays here
Nov 5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MRS. DUMPSEY :
IS SUMMONED
Quarter Century Resident of Sher-
rard Dies-FuneraI in
MacOmb.

SheTrard, Ill. Oct 3.-Mrs. Wal
ter Dumpsey. aged 81, a resident of
TINS community "a years. died Sat
urday afternoon in her home here
sltef a years illness. Death was
due TO heart disease.
MRS: Dumpsey, who was formerly
MISS Mary Nee, was born in Ire
iand but came to this country when
a young woman.
Surviving are the wiGower. a
daughter, Mrs. Leroy Hughes of
Omaha, Ne9.: a son. Walter a.
home; a sister, Mrs. Will Bardslev
in Rock Island and a brother
John. in Macomb The BODY wss
taken to Macomb this morning and
funeral services and burial took
z,3Ta l6~rs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
STERLING Wins
OPENING GAME
Byron High School Beaten 1t West
End Park in First Tilt of
Season.
(Special Correspondence. }

Sterling, H., Oct 3.-The Ster-
ling township high school football
team won the opening game of the
1921 football season hcIe Saturday
afternoon at the West End park
y to 0. defeating the Byron high
school team. 1t was clean, fast
game throughout and the visitors
deserve a great deal of credit for
their splendid showing as it is the
first football team the ByrCn higI
school has had in years. The
visitors were in the game every
minute to win # possible and never
gave up even though Sterling piled
up several touchdOwns.
The Sterling team played excep-
ticnGlly well when it is considered
that Doc" Keefer, captain of the
team. was injured but a few days
ago and Coach Fades had 20 rebuild
his team in the last few days The
Sterling squad should make very
good record this season. Sterling
made u first downs in the came to
Byron's six. Long Of Franklin
Grove, refereed a fine game. Herb
Gebhardt of this city was umpire.
There was no disputes during the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
YUMA w. G. T. u. TO -
ELECT OFFICERS
NEXT THURSDAY
Especial Correspondence.

Zuma. ILL.,. Oct. 3.-The election
Of officers for the year will take
place at the meeting of the Zuma
". c. T. L. next THURSDAY after
noon at the Josl.n L. 3. church.
All members are requested to be
present = report Of the county
convention held at Moline on Sept.
% and %, viii be made
The Zuma ladies' aid society VII
have mite social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Saeldon Mumna next
Friday evening. A general iny;-
tatjCn is given to all 70 attend.
The FiGelis class of Zuma Sun
Gay school held their monthly
II Getting at the home OF Mrs. Edna
P. Munma Friday afternoon Rev
Meme was. present and taught the
lesson, making it very interesting
and instructive Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
STERLING YIS
GIVEN HONOR
(Special Correspondenoe }

Sterling, Ill, Oct. 3.-The SterI-
ing Y. Nj. c. a. has the honor of
being awarded first place in asso
Citations in cities under $4,000 pop
ulation in the United States on ad-
miniStratioR and service. This
award of honor is made by the in
ternational committee in New
York, who have just recently com
pleted a survey of all the associa-
uons of this country.
Moline ranks first in cities from
$4,000 to 100000 population. This is
a great honor for the Sterling
association and shows that the
place is a live one. Throughout the
United States there is probably in
the neighborhood of four hundred
Y. NJ. c. AS in cities under $4,000
and it was against this large num-
beT of associations that the local Y
had to compete. The award of
honor was figured out on IA points
involving administration and ser
vice.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MISS WILSON
IS MARRIED TO
J.W. M'MAHILL
Born in Rock Island County. She
Taught In South Rock Island
Before Moving to Chicago.
Especial Correspondence. }

Orion, Ill, Oct "a wedding
that will call for the good wishes
from the many friends of the bride
in this vicinity was celebrated in
Chicago Saturday afternoon, when
Miss Alma Elizabeth Wilson of the
Gladstone hotel, became the bride
of John w. McMahill The couple
left for a western trip and on their
return will be at home at bO36
Stoney Island avenue, Chicago.
Mrs. McMahill was born in Rock
Island county, the daughter of the
late John A. Wilson, who was sup
ervisor from Rural, for many years.
She taught in South Rock Island
one year and the past Is years has
been head of the Wilson School of
Music and Dramatic Art in Chicago
She is also we'll known member Of
the WOOdlawn Women's club. A sis
ter, Mrs. H. W Bailey, resides in
Orion, where Mrs. McMahill has
been a frequent visitor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
BoiIs and Pimples
Are Danger Signals
They Denote with Unfailing Ger.
ta.2.y n Weakened and
Impure state OF the
Blood.
For Absolute Il If You Must S.car
Your Blood of Waste
Products. a

Modern life. with its rich food
and lack OF, exercise, oftea adyerl|
t:ses is effects by cizhgdrlng t4e|
skin.
Acne, smal! assesses and bells
a. all too common.
To correct tie base trouble
waste prodEc.s-tle hood must be
purified. But don clog your
blood Just clean il cut Nature
will CO the rest. Pure. rich, red
Blood nourishes the body and fights
eff disease.
s. s. S. tie standard blood purj-
fer snd system builder. is the IDEAL
remedy for sk.n e-upt:cus. Thee
feet Of S. s. S. :s II r!I the system
Of the waste products which are
causing the trouble For. over 5A
years s. s. S. has proven to he ~
rnus-eI inert. Fem taking
s. tcfav and wr'te f~r IS mage -
l'st-o 81 booklet, @Facfs About th4
E'aoi see
Pe~sorst meftcal advice. witho;t
c&ar~e. ray ~lso - N~d ty ssnsfr~
a compile descr' 'rtfo7 ~ ye.,,-
cosel Al ress Chief Medical n
rector. Swift Specific Co, z4o
S. Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga. All
drug stores sell S. S. S.-(Adver.
....ss1sasnD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
Aledo Society
Dinner GJeStS.

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, Oct 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Mon
roe Almquist, Mrs J. B. Bjorkman
and Miss Lenore Hawks were din
ner guests last night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow Hawks on
West Eleventh street.
Missionary Meeting.
Members Of the Young Woman s
Missionary society of the First
Methodist church of Aledo will be
entertained tomorrow night at the
home OF Mrs. Minnie Longley' west
OF Aledo.
Home Guards.
Mrs. o. NJ. Dunlevy will be host
ess TO tthe Home Guards of the
First Methodist church of Aledo
next Saturday afternoon at her
home on North College avenue. All
members are urged to be present
as Mrs. c. d. Lawson of Aledo will
give q talk
Meeting Tonight.
The C. T. c. society of the First
Presbyterian church OF AIedo will
mcet tonight at the home of Miss
Bertha Close, north OF Aiedo. Miss
Close will be assisted in entertain
ing by Miss Jessie Blazer of Aledo.
Hostess 20 Circle.
Mrs Mimi Q HOIIenbeck was host
Css to the members Of the Social
circle of the First Presbyterian
church OF Alcdo last Friday after
noon at her home on North Ash
street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
HONOR SCHOLARS
AT COAL VALLEY
UPON BIRTHDAYS
Especial Correspondence )

Coal Valley, H., Oct. 3.-A pleas
ant surprise party was staged Fri
day afternoon after school hours
IN the intermediate room in honor
OF the birthday anniversaries of two
OF the scholars, William Thompson.
whose birthday fell on Tuesday
sept. q. and Bernice Weaver,
day
Games were enjoyed. after which
luncheon consisting of sand
"-CheS' ice cream and cake was
served by the teacher. Adessa CooE
assIsted by Mrs. Walter Weaver
T. MIs, James and Mary THOMPSON
"o birthday cakes with candIas
were pleasing features for the chill
uren urr each honoree received a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
$ News Of Western Illinois
Geneseo Personals
lSpecial Corresnondence.) ,

Geneseo. ILL.,, Oct 3.-Mrs. Harry
Weimer entertained at her home on
North College avenue last Thurs
day evening in honor of her sister,
Miss Lottie Sand, a bride-to-be OF
the Lear future. The ladies
brought sewing articles which
when finished will be presented to
Miss Sand A number OF other pre-
nUptial events have been arranged
in Miss Sands honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Morrissey and
members of their family are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hauck at LeClaire, Iowa.
Mr.. Hauck is foreman on the gov
ernmental work which is being
done on the LeClaire lock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
ROAD DWORKI IS
BEING RUSHEI
Start Construction on AtkinsoI
ROad-WiIl Finish Laying Gem.
cat on West by the Goth.
Special Correspondence }

Geneseo. HI. Oct. 3.-More good
news is at hand for the people Of
Geneseo and, vicinity who are in
terested in the hard roads work.
which is being done here. Mr. NJ
Daniels, under whose superyisioH
the contract work of the ]. ]. Dun
neSan company is being carried
out, states that he s bending ever,
effort TO complete the laying OF the
cement bed on the western part OF
the contract which extends from
the Main street bridge west for =
distance of four and quarter
miles. By the goth of this month
The earthen wings must be com
pleted later but this is considered
light job, one which can readily
be finished
To the surprise of many people
the work on the eastern end of the
contract has already been COM
menced This work begins on the
Bluff road at the south end of Oak
wood avenue and extends east to
ward Atkinson four miles a large
gang of workmen with teams and
scrapers began leveling a week ago
today AS. there is very little filling
nesded this work can be pushed
along rapidly.
The bids for the letting of the
contract for the next section which
joins. this on the east and extends
through Atkinson will be opening
at Springfield tomorrow
Very little. in fact. no hard road
work is being done in the southern
part of Henry county. ". S. Nc
Clintock of Galva regrets this fact
but states that it is due to the uH-
certainty so far encountered in
kewanee as to which streets would
be selected to carry the route OF
the Cannon Ball Trail through that
city. While that question is being
debated the state highway depart
nent is extending its activities L
construction to the northern part
the county. BY doing so they
cext year complete another roaN
across the entire state. This will
extend from Chicago, through Jo-
liet, Morris, Ottawa, to a point near
Bureau, where it will continue to
Peoria, with another branch con
Meeting Wyanet, Sheffield, Gene
SEQ. Moline and Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MERCER men
STAGE RACE
ON SATURDAY
Model, Owned BY Ed Scott of Sea-
ton, Wins Over PAGER Driven
By Walter Dean.
Special to The Argus. }

Aledo, ILL.,. Oct. 3.-Two hundred
race fans gathered at the Mercer
county speedway at the fair
grounds. in Alcdo last Saturday to
witness a pacing contest between
Teddy and Model. horses entered in
the races at the Mercer county
fair. Model won two straight heats
and the race.
Model is owned by Ed Scott of
Seaton and was driven in Satur-
days race by DR.. w. W. Warnock
of Aledo Teddy was driven by his
owner, Walter Dean, of Aledo.
The race was the result of an
argument over the. merits of the
two horses which started when the
gents drive was held at the fair
this fall. H. S. Mier of Aledo was
official starter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
BAZAAR TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR CHURCH
STARTS TOMORROW
lSneClaI 10 The ArguS

Aledo. Oct 3.-Part of the S4O.-
000 fund needed TO erect a new ST
Theresa's Catholic church in Alexis
will be realized from the proceeds
OF a bazar which is to be held in
Alexis tomorrow and Wednesday.
Articles of all sorts are 10 be Of
fered for sale, donations being sent
from many places outside of the
county. Father Joseph A. Gordon
is pastor OF the church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
CROWDS ATTEND
CONCERT GIVEN
AT M. z. CHURCH

AIedo Oct 3.-Huudreds Of peO-
pie enjoyed the concert and enter
tainment given last Friday evening
at the Firs, Methodist church of
Ale1o, under the auspices of the
Bolton Electric company OF AledO.
Glen Ellison, famous BARTON. and
Alta Hill. pianist, gave the conc ert.
Mr., Ellison. who has sung roles in
grand opera il Australia ami Eng
land. thoroughly pleased his aud
ence. In the selections he sang
with he records made of his voice.
Il was impossible to tell when he
ceased singing and the record went
on unaccompanied Special invita-
tions were issuesd for the cCncert
by the Bolton company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MERCER STOCK AT
NATIONAL SWIETE
SHOW AT PEORIA
Especial to The Argus. }

Aledo, Oct. 3.-Marcer county
will be represented in the National
Swine show to be held at Peoria
commencing today, by five pure
bred swine herds representing as
many breeds.
Those who have their herds fitted
and will enter them in the show are
r. W. Rathbun, Polands; JOHN
Mayhew, Hampshires; George and
T. o. Morris, Tamworths; w. Z
Huffman. Chester Whites; Il. D.
Hutchins G Sons, Spotted Polands.
Frank +. Shercr. noted Mercer
county breeder of Chester White
swine, will judge that breed at the
Peoria show.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MERCER DELEGATE
TO NATIONAL MEET
LEAVES FOR OHIO
lSneciaI to The Argus. }

Alec. Oct. 3.-J0hn Cooke OF Ale
do. Mercer county's delegate to the
National Red Cross convention,
which IS TO be held at Columbus.
Ohio. Oct. to s, left today for Co
lumbus. Mr. Cooke is chairman OF
the fifth annual roll call in this
county which will be held some
time during November.
During his trip to Ohio. Mr..
Cooke will visit his old home in
Belmont county. Ohio Both his
parents are buried there The
county is located across the Ohio
river from Wheeling. W. Va. Mr..
Cooke has no. visited his old home
for "a years. While there he will
visit with rela tives who still reside
IN the county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
Especial Correspondence. }

Erie. HI, Oct "a volunteer
fire department has been organized
in Erie, and officers elected as fol-
lows:
Fire chief, Henry Bare; assist
ant, Earl Scott; lieutenant. Adon
Anson: captain, Ira Reisenbigler;
treasurer. L. l.. Francis; secretary,
Paul Carlson. pipe men, Perry Lam
caster, Morris Guthrie. Carl Pet
erson, Louis Misfelt: hydrant man,
Paul Carlson; members. Ralph
Refs, William Guthrie. Everett Hill.
Glen Howell, Sam MCGregor. Ralph
Hardy.
The company IS planning for a
bazar to be given late in October.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
BEN FUDY FALLS
INTO OLD WE'LL
Especial TO The Argus }

Coal Valley. Oct. 3-Ben Fudy
narrowly escaped serious injury
and possibly death Saturday night
when he plunged into an abandon
ed well, dropped - feet into mud
and water Harry Frank. COM
panion. gave the alarm and helped
in the rescue. The accident oc-
Cured about 9 O'Clock A well.
abandoned 20 years ago in vicin-
ity of the old stockyards. had been
covered and forgotten. The cover
ing rotted. gave way and the whole
town suddenly remembered it, but
Ben best of all.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
INJURED IN ACCIDENT.

Aledo. Oct. S.-W A. Johnson OF
Aledo has several broken ribs and
a bruised shoulder as the result OF
an auto accident. which occurred
at about Il o'clock last Saturday
night on the Millersburg road. Mr..
Johnson was returning from his
farm north of Aledo. Coming up
the hill north of Aledo. the Ford
car which he was driving was
struck by a passing car and thrown
into the ditch a. the side of the
road. The name of the driver Of
the car was not learned The car
which Mr.. Johnson was driving is a
total wreck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
BURGESS MAN
ELECTED HEAD
COUNTY UNION
HemIet Wins Contest Staged at An
nHaI County Convention Held
Last Saturday and Sunday.
(suecial to The Argus }

, Aledo. Oct 3-Fred J. McLaugh-
lin of Burgess was elected presi-
dent OF the Mercer County Chris
tian Endeavor association at the
annual convention held Saturday
and Sunday at Burgess. TWO hun
dred people were in attendance at
the meeting. The delegates were
entertained at The homes OF Burgess
residents
Other officers elected to serve
during the year are as follows:
Vice pres dent. Mary Lee, Hamlet;
secretary, Florence Lee. Hamlet;
treasurer, Landon Gray. Hamlet;
missionary superintendent, Mrs.
Lytle Hamilton. Burgess; inter
mediate superintendent. Lille
Marsh. Hamlet, lookout supe-inten-
dent. Alberta McClurkin. Millers-
burg; quiet hour superintendent,
Thankful Cooke. AIedo; tent legion
superintendent, Mrs. A. l.. Thorn
ton, Millersburg: publicity, Mere
dith Davis. AledO; pastor COUNSEL
or. Rev. Marvin Walters, Joy.
Both the membership and poster
contests were won by the Hamlet
unit In the former contest the
unit having the most delegates
present and the f-rthest distance
to come, were awarded the prize.
Hamlet won with II delegates
present and a distance of 20 miles
to come to the convention.
The program for the meeting
was as follows:
Convention theme Opportunity
for Service" C. f. Condor. Bur
CESS.
BE ye doers of the word and not
hearers only. James 1872.
Saturday Evening
7:3O-Devotional-J. L. Stead.
7:45-Music-B Burgess.
7:55-Address why Service
Leads to Success'-R. l.. Rezner
S:3G-Appointment of commit
tees.
Social hour
Sunday Morning.
10:00-Sunday school.
1:00-MOrring worship.
Sunday Afternoon.
1:30-SonG serviCe-Rey. G. o.
Miller.
2.00-Address THE Challenge
of the Present Opportunity
NJ NJ. Walters.
2;30-Colferences.
ta) Missionary Fuel-Ruth
Brandenburg.
(blb Committees-Les Y
/ Anderson.
(cl Winning the teen Age
Rev NJ. NJ Walters
Id Marie Ross and
Mrs. ArriCk.
3:00-Short talks on Opportuni-
ties for service.
% c. Z. and Comnsunity-
( Virgil Armstrong.
(2l New Jobs for New Mem
( bers-Violet Gebhart.
: (3t The Challenge Of the teen
Agc-London NJ Gray.
"a Personal StewardshipSJ.
d. Cooke.
(5D Our Juniors.
+ The Four Square Campaign
Lester Y Anderson.
3:3O-Address Enlisted for
Service, Rev G. o. Miller.
4:O0-NusiC.
4:10-Rcport of nominating COM
mittee.
Communion service.
Sunday Evening.
7:00-Song service-Rev. G. o.
Miller.
-Devctional-Le Duncan.
7:30-Aicdical missionary dia-
logue, Waiting for the Doctor"
7:50-Vocal solo-Lily Joseph
son.
s:0O-Address Answering the
Call"-Rev. r. L. ReznCr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
TOMMY KENNY is
BACK AGAIN ON
AMERICAN SOII,
Especial to The ArgusD

Aledo. Oct. S.-Tommy Kenny.
member of the American legion
and formerly employed at Bottoms
electric store in Aledo, who has
been spending the summer visiting
friends and relatives in England
and Ireland returned TO Aledo last
Saturday. He sailed from Liverpool
on September 20. reaching the
United States on last Tuesday
During his visit, Mr.. Kenny's aged
mother. whom he had returned to
see. passed away. His many friends
are glad TO welcome him back TO
Aledc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
MUSCATINE TEAM
WINS SUNDAY GAME
FROM JUDY'S NINE

Aledo. Oct. 3.-Judy's All Stars
of Joy last their third baseball
game of the season, yesterday,
when the Muscatine Independents
won the game played at River
side park in KeithsbuTg. Ten in
nings were played and the final
score was l to o. Next Sunday
Judy's nine will meet the Glad
stone Independents. The game Will
be played at Keithsburg. The bat
teries for yesterdays game were:
Joy, Boston and Smith; Musca-
tine. Vetters and Polar
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
HOSPITAL SERVICES,
iSpeclaI Moline Service.

East Moline. Oct. 3.-Rev. W. r.
VanAlstyne of the Watertown Meth
odist church, Rev. Jennie Critchet
OF the Watertown Baptist church,
and Rev. Mr.. Schnaak OF the Hamp-
ton Lutheran church will alternate
in conducting services at the Wa
tertown hospital This arrange
ment was made today at a confer
ence with DR.. J. H. Ellingsworth,
the new managing officer of the
hospital Services will be held at
? o'clock each Sunday afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
METHODIST HOME
GUARDS OF ORION
MET ON SATURDAY
Especial Correspondence J

Orion, III. Oct. 3.-The Home
Guards of the Methodist church
met with Bernice Hanna at her
home northwest of town Saturday
afternoon. After the business ses-
sion, games were played and dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
ERIE METHODIST
CHURCH FLOOR Is
LAID; NEW CARPET
Especial Co-respa1denoe.l

Erie. Ill. Oct 3--The !aviLz Of
tHe ha~ducod fiCor at tie Eric
NethnEt-t church has been COM
n,etef AID the "oor s TOW he'ng
finished in oil enC N"N7hel. ( new
Garnet f~r the ~ost-nE has been
orSe~74 by the ia5.s aid s"cisty,
aI5 II K ex7e~:=5 me church VII
Fa rnedv fc- -er~'ces OF SIn day.
Oct. 8. at which time new min
lister will be N charge as the an
Eaai conference VII oca2 sko-:14=.;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
ATKINSON WOMAN
IS LAID TO REST
Especial Correspondence.

Atkinson, Ill..-Funeral services
for Mrs. Pete Walters. who died
Thursday in Peoria, were held at
Q O'Clock this morning. The re-
mains arrived in Atkinson Satur-
day. Mrs. Dubois. sister of the de-
ceased, and son, Ralston, came Fri
day evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1921-10-03
WCMAN'S CLUB OF
ERIE WILL OPEN ,
SEASON TUESDAY
Especial Correspondents.

Erie. H.. Oct. 3.-The Erie Wom-
ans club will open the season next
Tuesday, Oct. 4, at the club room
over the bank. A varied program
will be given consisting of roll call,
travel talks by the members who
have had summer outings. reports
and forecasts by legislative com
mittee. music. etc. The calendars
will be distributed at that time.