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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
AUTHORIZATION Onens Omce.

'. D. Tomlinson, d. c., has locat-
ed in Geneseo and has established
chiropractic offices at 20912 North
State street DR.. TomIinsOn is
graduate OF the Palmer school of
Davenport. and has been engaged
as a chiropractor several years.
He intends to locate in this city
permanently, and will bring his
wife and family here as soon as he
can find a residence location. He
formerly was established in Taco
ma. Wash. Dr. Tomlinson has an
nounced that he will hold a free
children's clinic every Saturday
afternoon from to 4 o'clock. All
children up to Il years of age will
be entitled to free examination,
analysis and adjustments when &C
companied by parents.
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REVIVAL MEET
AT ORION WILL
CLOSE SUNDAY
lSneciaI CORRESPONDENCE.

Orion, Nov. 26 - Sunday night
will mark the closing Of the otocA-
ton-Loyett eyangelisJic meetings
which have been held for the pas
week at the Orion Baptist chuflL
The meet u@s have been hls4!
successful in every way ana
large crowd has been IN attend
anCe at each SESSION. Tuesa4'
night the ladies Of the church SER
ed a fine supper To the mems CAS-
and their guests
DELEGATIONS from other toEls'
including CISCO and SleErard' nav
been in attendance at the meeting.
Last night was Penaaut night Pei
urday afternoon the annual ~"
call and business meeting VIII y.
held. Miss Stockton Will SpeaA. 2.
this meeting. This evening @-.-
Stockton Will speak again. tAe 81
vice commencing at 1:53. Ou o.
day. ne >IJsme uay Vi the cal
palgn, the speaker S subject w
be a Great Prison Break.
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Commission TO
GIVE HEARINGS
NEXT THURSDAY
-Four Separate Complaints To BE
Heard. Two at Ke.thsburg and
Two In Aledo.
Isnecia1 Correspondence.)

fGneciaI AOIItS
Springfield, Ill. Nov. IS. - Four
separate complaints, two OF then
against the Illinois Northern Pubic
Utilities company, one against the
Chicago. Burlington and quincy
railroad, and against the western
Union Telegraph company VIII De
heard in Aledo and Keithsburg next
Thursday. Dec. /, according TO
schedule announced today b. the
Illinois Commerce commission.
The petition OF the city OF Aledo
for an order by the commission 10
compel the Illinois Northern It'll
tiles company to comply with the
order Of the commission previously
passed. requiring the company to
maintain a standby electric plant
In Aledo and to improve its ser
vice there and the petition Of
Thomas f. Mack and others for an
order by the commission requiring
the company to fix rates and SER
vice charges for its rural patrons in
Mercer county, will be heard in
Aledo.
Petitions of the city of Ke:ths-
telegraph company, complaining of
Inadequate service, and against the
Burlington railroad fer the DANGER
Gus crossings at Sixteenth street III
that city, Will be heard at Keiths
burg the same day. These petitions
were filed by Mayor L. S. Myer OF
Keithsburg.
The hearing OF complaint against
the utility company is result Of a
petition requesting that action be
taken against the utility company
presented by the city OF Aledo. 1t
is 4 direct result of a series of pow
er interruptions here several months
ago, during which time there. was
no water in the local supply tank
and the electric pumps used to
force the, water into the main were
out of condition, thus rendering the
city without water supply.
Requests were made TO the To-
cal Utility Office by city officials hut
failed to bring relief and the city
of Aledo authorized Attorney Wat
son TO take action to force the pow
er company to provide efficient ser
vice here.
Attorney Watson fled the peti
: ton with the State Commerce com
. mission and the hearing was Sc
VI for Oct. 20 at Springfield. Realiz
y ing that the city OF Alodo would b,
at great expense transporting theii
witnesses to the state capitol city
officials instructed Attorney Wat
son to change the case ii possible
To Aled1.
Mr.. Watson succeeded in making
the change from Springfield anC
the date was set for sometime il
November at AlCdo. No further &C.
ton WIS taken by the commission
and another petition was filed two
weeks ago asking that the date be
set at once. 81 this time ATTORNEY
Watson also filed d petition On be
half of Is rural patrons Of the
Illinois Utilities company that the
hearing be set and rates and ser
vice charges be fixed by the com
mission so all rural patrons viii
have equal rates in proportion tC
service rendered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
MRS. WELTON
OF CAMBRIDGE
ANSWERS CALL
Widow of Late Frank G. Welt.
Formerly County Clerk. Dies A.
Daughters Home.
Especial Correspondence

Nopecidl correspondence.
Geneseo. Nov, 26.-Mrs. Franz q
Welton OF Cambridge, dies al
O'Clock this morning from bron
chial pneumonia at the home of bsr
daughter, Mrs. Harry f. Brown of
East North street Geneseo.
Mrs. Welton was the widow n,
the late Frank G. Welton, VIM
served as county clerk of Henry
county for 81 years. Mr.. Welton
died Sept. s, 1906. Surviving Mrs
Welton are six children. Albert p
of Montana, Clarence W. Of Dallas
Texas; Katherine c.. wife of Judge
Ben n. Smith of Chicago: Susan
W. widow Of Robert J.. Shepherd
of Portland, Oregon; Tom Of Ne
braska, and Mabel W, wife of Har-
ry E. Brown of Geneseo. Also
sister, Mrs. Katherine Buell. Of
Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. WeltOn had made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Brown in
this city for the past three years
No definite arrangements have
been made regarding the funeral
services.
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Attend Conference.

kewanee is being represented at
the older boys conference at De-
catur, which opened Friday The
boys attending from here are: For
rest Keller. Max Richter and Will
lard Betz of the Baptist church,
william Komp and Russell Dob
bins of the Presbyterian church,
Robert Taylor and William Miller,
Charles DeHass. James Radcliffe OF
the Congregational church, Clyde
Mooney of the Primitive Methodist
church, Charles Cotton of the Epis-
copal church, William Patterson of
the Christian church and Howard
Swain of the First Methodist
church.
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ARE REAPPOINTED.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 20
Among postoffice appointments
confirmed by the senate in the
closing hours of the session
were those of Edna C. Mallette
of Reynolds, ILL.,, and Fred
Schroeder of Matherville. They
both are present incumbents of
their offices and were reap
pointed for another term.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26

Oliver c. Wood and George Sea-
yers both Of this village, had a mar
row escape while coming from
Rock Island Thursday evening. Mr.
Wood was driving his car when
they were struck by another auto
at Twelfth street and Eighteenth
avenue, damag ing Mr.. Woods car
very seriously The occupants of
the other car were said to have
been drinking. Neither Mr.. Wood
or Mr.. Seavers were seriously IN
jured.
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First Unitar.an-C. w. Porter
Shirley. pastor. School OF Relig-
ion at 10 o'clock Morning service
at IL O'Clock, subject, The New
Contest of Religion
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DELAY FACTORY OPENING.

Galva, Nov. 26.-It was re-
ported that Hayes factory
would reopen in a few days, but
this rumor has been denied by
factory officials. If conditions
warrant it the factory will re-
open possibly by the first of the
year. The warehouse stocks
are being daily reduced and the
present outlook is very encour-
aging.
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Federation to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of
the church federation committee
will be held at Zion church next
Monday evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
Very important business is to be
presented for consideration and
counsel at this meeting. This is
the place to express ones conyic-
ton and to make the contribution
Of the churches each member rep
resents, to carry forward the worth
while community projects. There
are important reports for the con-
sideration OF every member and
also additional counsel is needed
to perfect and complete federation
projects.
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WIG WAC WARNING
SIGNAL INSTALLED
Special Correspondence

oIeFIIHg. III Nov. 26.-A wiz
wag warning sign is being install
ed by the Northwestern Railroad
company at the Union Grove cross
ing OF the Lincoln highway. Two
people were recently killed and
several injured at this crossing and
several narrow escapes have been
reported.
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THANKSGIVING dinner
'opeVIaI CORRESPONDENCE. }

'9pStidA correspondence
>, Ne" windsor, Nov. 26-Nrs.
Farm Lut-ell entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner Mr.. and Mrs
treeland Rutledge and Marioria
and Grace and Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Rutiedge of Alpha. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Merryman and son
Rex. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brooks and
daughter Verl and Mr.. and Mrs
Lafe Lutrell and sons, Clark and
Harlan. 1
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WILL COMPLETE
PLANS FOR FAIR
Especial Correspondence

Coal Valley, NOV. -b.-Ine What-
Solver circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers held a meeting Friday after
noon at the church parlors when
final arrangements were made for
the annual festival and fair which
is to be an event at the Presbyte-
rian church en- Saturday evening,
Dec ).
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CHURCH TO HOLD
ORAT0RY MEET
Program Announced for Tomorrow
Evening; Public Contest
VIII Be Held.
fspecial correspondence

Geneseo. Ill. Nov. 26.-The sec
retarv of missionary oratorlcal
contests of the women's missionary
society Of Grace church has ar
ranged for a public contest at the
church tomorrow evening at f:3O
O'Clock. The following program
will be carried out:
Song, congregaio scripture
reading; song, congregation; pray
er, Rev. E. X. Hershey.
Contestant No. 1, words OF a
Prayer"
Contestant No. ?, swords of
Cheer from Picking"
Special music.
Contestant No. 3, "A Little True
American"
Contestant No. 4. "A Cluster OF
American Beauties"
Special music.
Contestant No. ). Il Wish You
Were a Doctor"
Special music. Decision OF judges.
Awarding of medal. Benediction.
The names of the contestants are
as follows: Neva johnson, Mario
RE Miller, Oral Papenthien, Rhoda
Johnson and Frances Taylor. A
silver Offering will be taken.
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nansens Attend Funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hansen of
South Oakwood avenue were in Ke-
vance yesterday to attend the flu
neral of Jack Hand. who formerly
resided in this city While in Gen
eseo he had charge of the distribu-
ting station of the Standard Oil
company with Mr.. Hansen. Leav-
ing Geneseo. he became identified
with the Tracy Motor corporation
of kewanee in the sale of Ford
cars. A few months ago he be-
came salesman for the Buick COM
pany in that city His death was
shock to his friends in this ely,
who held him in high esteem. Mrs.
Hand is a sister TO Mr.. Hansen
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Old Resident Dies.

John Henry. a resident of this
vicinity for more than 40 years.
widely known here. passed away
at the st. Francis hospital here at
s O'Clock Thursday evening. He
was Sc years old. Funeral serv-
ices were held this morning at the
Visitation church. Burial il Ke-
vance
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Injured in Game.

George Lilley of this city, who
has been playing star football with
the Sheffield Maroons this season.
was injured in the, Sheffield-Rock
Island Navajos game at Sheffield
Thanksgiving day. His ankle was
badly wrenched. Sheffield won the
game, score 7 to 6.
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CAMBRIDGE HIGH
MEETS DEFEAT In
TILT WITH LEGION
Especial CorrespondenceJ

- EN0Et-E = gaTIe
Cambridge, Nov. 26.-ln g.
between the American Legion ~ ys-r
ketbaI team and the A.gA So III
squad, played at the AT1oFy - =.
last night, the students "ere
feated BY the ex-fgh.eTs ~
score Of 81 to 10. The Logon f. ~
proved too heavy fcr tHe I ,sf.
school lads and several OF tas 81
ter came out of the fray S-4sD-'
damaged.
The legion football team ~
pIav the Geneseo legion eleven :
morrow afternoon at the -
bridge fair grounds Both tea
are fast and good game
expected.
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Griffin Sunday SchOOI-sunda.

school at Griffin every Sunday, 2:3O
p. N. Cottage prayer meeting every
Thursday, 1880 p. n. Ladies' Aid
society every two weeks on Thurs
day evening.
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Concert and Ball Success.

The band concert and ball here
Thursday evening was an event
long to be remembered by those
present. The concert. lasted from
S to 9 o'clock. The dancing start
Cd promptly at 3 and continued un-
I'll l o'clock The hall was beauti-
fully decorated. The band realized
$500 from this entertainment,
which ends a very successful sea
son for the Galva band during
v hich they gave - concerts and
lad only one bad night. The first
concert was given Wednesday even
ing, June g, and the last on Aug.
8.
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Final Clash.

Despite the fact that they were
considerably outweighed, the Madi-
son avenue football team of Ke-
vance defeated the Cambridge
American Legion team in the final
football clash of the season at the
county seat. The score was , to 0.
1t was a desperately fought battle.
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Win Last Game,

Kewanee high school football
team finished its season Thursday
in a blaze of glory. defeating the
Neponset high school team, As to 0.
This victory avenged the defeat
handed the Kewanee team last
Thanksgiving by the Bureau coun-
ty eleven
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WILL ENTERTAIN
BUFFALO PRAIRIE
LODGE MEMBERS
Especial Correspondence.

AIedO, Nov 25--NeXt Tuesday
evening the Buffalo Prairie lodge.
No. $40. A. +. & A NJ, will be the
guests Of the Aledo Masonic lodge
al the local temple.
The third degree is TO be con-
ferred by the visiting lodge. After
the comforting of the degree the
local lodge will serve refreshments
and smokes. IL is expected that a
large attendance will turn out for
the event
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OBSERVE 5OTH
ANNIVERSARY
Friends TO Give Them Reception
This Evening in Celebration
OF Golden Anniversary.
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield, Ill, Nov, pa publ,
reception is being held this evening
at the home of Mr.. aad Mrs. B. S
Williams for Mr. and Mrs. Henry
". Booth TO honor them on their
golden wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. H ". Booth were
married here so years ago, Nov. %,
Mrs. Booth. who ,Yas Miss Leora
Williams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. F. Williams, was born in Nj
DonaIdsvilIe. Ohio, in 1857. 2-9
came to Sheffield when s1all
child and at present is one of the
three oldest living graduates Of tha
Sheffield high school Before her
marriage she was assistant princi-
Lal in the high school for two
years, under Superintendent Ter
Ger.
Mr.. Booth was born at TiskilEa,
Ill. in 1848, coming here when
very young man and for over fifty
years he conducted a harness shop
AID an insurance business. Dur
ing President Cleveland 5 admins
tration the Booths had the postot-
flee. Mr.. Booth took J. c. Peter
son for his partner in 1912 and two
years ago retired from business. In
point of business years he was
then the oldest man in the com
nunity. He is a Grand Army vel
eIan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth have two
sons and one daughter. They are:
Harry W. Booth of Galesburg, VIII
liam of Springfield, Mo, and Mrs
N D. Curtis OF Tiskilwa, H. There
are three grandchildren. The
couple spend their summers
Michigan and their winters in Fio.-
ida.
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Provides Chapel.

Louis Rohweder is making some
alterations III his building on East
Exchange street which is occupied
by William l.. Myers, furniture
dealer and undertaken. a perma-
nent partition has been built across
the west room of the store about
ten feet back from the windows.
This will continue to give Mr.. My,
ers a very fine window display
space, access to it being obtained
from the east room through a door
which has been cut through the di-
viding wall. The purpose of the al
terations is to provide a mortuary
chapel, the need of which Mr.. My
ers has recognized for several
years The chapel will be appro-
priately decorated and equipped to
provide accommodations for con-
Quoting funeral services, with a
seating capacity of approximately
one hundred persons.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
GALVA BRIEFS

The members of the ladies' aux
iliary of the American Legion will
meet next Monday evening at s
O'Clock at the service rooms in spe-
clal session. The executive COM
mittee will meet at the club rooms
Saturday afternoon for an impor-
tant business session
Rev. F. II. Fischer. pastor of the
Congregational church. Kewanee.
will deliver the sermon SUNDAY a. m
at the union meeting at the taber-
nacle service. In the evening Rev.
A. G. Peterson. pastor of the GaIva
Swedish Methodist church. will
preach.
Wednesday evening the members
of the l. o. o. +. lodge gave a ball
at the hall for the members Of both
branches of the order. A very nice
time was the result Of the eve
ning's program. Refreshments were
served.
The bible class of the Congrega-
uonal church will give a home
bakery and rummage sale in the
room just vacated by the Miller
grocery store tomorrow. Coffee win
be served in the afternoon and eve
ming.
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TRUSTEES BOW TO COURT.

Boston, Nov. 26.-The trustees of
the First Church of Christ. Scien-
tist, the mother church, accepted as
maj the ruling of the supreme
court or Massachusetts that the di-
rsctors of the church have power
oyer the trustees.
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Prechrterian. sunbeam-Rev. P.

G. Pinkertcn, minister. The theme
for the Dastor's sedmon on sabbath,
viii he The Forgiveness
of Sins" Sabbath, Dec. 4, Will be
his Iasr day in the Sunbeam pulpit.
Bible school lesson, (Acts 30
PauTs Voyage and Shipwreck. mis-
sion study class at Z p. n. READ
chapter 8 in Facts and Folks
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26
Badly Burned.

Little Maxine Severn. 6-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Severn, 333 Boss street, is in Sc
rious condition here as the result
of burns received when she was
playing with matches which ignit-
ed her clothing She was badly
burned about the shoulders, face
and hands. The little girl was dis
covered by her grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Severn.
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LINDSEY
TO VISIT CITY
(Special Correspondenve.)

kewanee, Ill, Nov. 26.-Judge
Ben Lindsey of Denver, widely
known jurist, will speak in Kewa-
nee Dec. 1. He gained great fame
through his work as judge of the
juvenile court at Denver. The
Judge is being presented in ke-
vance under the auspices of the
Methodist church of this city. The
meeting will be held in the big
tabernacle used for the evangelist.c
meetings.
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Methodist Episcopal. New Boston

Rev. A ]. Duncan, pastor. sun
day school at 1000 IN. Preach
ing services at 1880 p. N. Mid-week
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
at 1880. EpwOrth Chapel: Sunday
school 10 a III. Preaching services
IL a. IN. Mid-week prayer service
Wednesday evening 1880. Subject
OF sermon, The Value oI the Soul"
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Hand Funeral Held.

The funeral of Albert II. HAM
who died suddenly In kewanes
Tuesday was held Friday Afternoon
in Sheffield at the NJ. Z. church
Rev. f. (. Atbertou OfficiateI
Many friends from Geueseo and Ne
vance attended.
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AZedo and Mere err County
ALEDo CHURCHES
Swedish Lutheran, AIedO.-Rev.

SNe1lsn LutifcIdHs RA
To- f. Domeij, pastor. Sunday
school at GAS a. m. Morning wor-
shin in the Swedish language al
lO:45. Evening worship al
700 O'Clock. also in the Swedish
language. The box social whlch
was TO be held last night at the
church was cancelled and Will take
Mace next Wednesday evening. A
small admission fee will be charged
Coffee and sandwiches will be
served those not buying boxes. A
program has been arranged.
First Presbyterian, 4ledO.-Dr. a.
Judson Arrick, minitser. Sunday
school, 10 a. m; morning worship.
IL O'Clock; Christian Endeavor,
D. m; evening worship, Z O'CLOCK,
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1:5o
D. m. The officers of the church
will meet at the manse Friday eve
ming, Dec. =, at 1880
Precbyterian, Sun5eam-Rev. P.
G. Pinkerton, minister. The theme
for the pastors sednon on Sabbath
will be The Forgiveness
of Sins" Sabbath, Dec 4, will be
his last day in the Sunbeam pulpit.
Bible school lesson, (Acts 20
PauPs Voyage and Shipwreck. Mis-
sion study class at p. N. Read
chapter 8 in Facts and Folks
Methodist Episcopal, New Boston
Rev. a. ]. Duncan, pastor. sun
day school at 1000 m. Preach
ing services at 1880 p. IN. Mid-week
prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 1880. Epworth Chapel: Sunday
school 10 a III. Preaching services
IL a. IN. Mid-week prayer service
Wednesday evening 1880. Subject
OF sermon, The Value of the Soul"
Methodist Episcopal, Vi0la-Rev.
o. Z. C!app, pastor. Sabbath school
at 10 a. m, A. G. Peterson, superin-
tendent Topic of the lesson for
next Sabbath, "Pauls Power Over
Men" At IL a. m. the Woman
Home Missionary Society will hold
their annual thank Offering. Ep-
worth league at $50 p. II. Topic,
The Goodness of Cod" Leaders,
Mr.. Hawton and Velma Murray.
Presbyterian, Vi0la-Rev. c. c.
Harper, minister The bible school
at 10 a. III. Subject, 'PauIs NCy-
age and Shipwreck." Preaching at
IL a. N. Subject, Divine Recip-
rocity." The Young Peoples meet
ing at $50 p. N. Subject, Chris
tian Progress Among the Emil
grants. Isaiah 43:1-7. The leader
is Marian Bailey The Juniors
meet at $50 p. IN. Subject. How
God Wants TO Be Thanked. -
Psalms 34:1. The preaching ser
vice at 1880 p. N. Jesus is Come
and Calleth.'
! Presbyterian, New WinGSOr-Rev.
c. e. Hoff. minister. Sunday school
10 a m. Miss Mabel Coleman. sup
eTinteudent Morning worship, Il
! a IN. Christian Endeavor society,
ESQ p. N. Evening service, 1880
p IN. Tuesday, 7:3G p. m, cottage
prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30,
+ choir practice. Thursday. Dec. l,
at 2 p. M, Ladies' Aid society.
Griffin Sunday School Sunday
school at Griffin every Sunday, 2:3O
p. N. Cottage prayer meeting every
Thursday, 1880 p. Ia. Ladies' Aid
society every two weeks on Thurs
day evening.
United Presbyterian, AledO-Rev.
. ]. B. Pollock. minister. Public wor-
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First Presbyterian, AIedo.-Dr. A.

hudson Arrick, minitser. Sunday
school. 10 a. m; morning worship,
II O'Clock; Christian Endeavor,
D. m: evening worship, z O'Clock.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday, 1880
D. m. The officers of the church
will meet at the manse Friday eve
ming, Dec. 2, at 1880.
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COnc0rdia Lutheran

gen, pastor. English service tomor-
row morning at the regular hour.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. N. Ger
man service in the evening at 700
0 'cIOck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-26

Christian Science Services ev-
cry Sunday morning at the Hosford
building at 10:45 The subject for
next Sunday is, Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism
and Eypnotism. Denounced"