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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-12
THE THEATRES :
(OURT OFFERS
"HELLO,1921!'
r1sr ooIoREp SHOW OF THE
R1AsoN Is HERE TONIGHT.
rrfsa l.>tesr IN shAtsSpearsan Proaoo-
lions Last Hail week.

Tn. Court offers It's Hrss co!orAd show
~ tho present season tonight, when
Frank Montgomery RHl Florence NC
Gain will Be- sera In Hello. 1921
So1rs which have reached the height
~ popularity GrunE n" summer sung
BY good solo'>ts. arc tho feature OF
Hello. 1921"
Florence McClatn. the beautiful sou
brett. OF tho show. - lead!ag the sing
ing. I'm Gong 70 Make You Love
Ne" and "Egyptian Twist ar" the IA
yorit.s Of hcr repertoire. Margaret
Scott. NOR. mature AMI with slightly
batter Staging voice. makes tho hit O.
N, evening With her rendition o.
Moonlight and follows Il with seN":N.
more pretsnt!ous hu; .e~> popular sings
Frank Montgomery and his partner
tokesni,hs. Toois Hoy. Royal Sutton
and Leon Gray. d"Ai out uu!rs "ab
cracks Of 1921 vintage. for the mos.
part, which range IN scope from thr
national debt 20 ladies hose Fran"
Chi" walker gives 4 remsrkaa." 'm-
rersonation OF = Ch:raman. Leon p,SH>
ais tho heavy part With ease. later
concentrating vocal abilities vii"
"Rroadway Bali" and a humorous htir
G!.ty entitled "Sady from Hackensack.
Hello ls3l." has with u an increased
number OF novelty acts. including
really good traN"ze act ny Wells and
Wells acrobat roller skaunE by BAN
BOO McCarver and mach featuring "t
snlo.sts and duos in original SKIS. tn"
chorus. consisting q oN;h boys and
girls. ranges IN Cu.,r from cream {"
charcoal and from blonde "bObs 10
k.nky brunettes.
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Yritz Leibsr Last Half.

Tho second anaua! toTr II t'r:t: Lei
Der vrder tho management q George
Ford has already been h""k"l 10y 'n'
entire Season This celebrated young
American star. who achieved such n
distinct success last year. will Pay rn
engagement OF three highs az tire 'onr:
on Thursday. FT!d.y and SATURDAY. So.
,ember Is, IS. -. with Saturday matt
nee.
For his supper; :hs season r'a"y -:
tho ercep t!ona!iy IN" payers WI" pay
ed with him last wear. .Nn"ng tn" We'll
known names vii! !" found ;hoS" -
Louis Leon Hall Virginia Ero%us1n.
Thos. poanety. Robert Strauss. Caro-
lina Kohl. Olive Oliver AID others rs
equally we'll Known.
All scenic equt2":"a:. Nght effects
and costumes rov TIE productions are
new. For tho cu-re2. engagement the
repertoire is as follows: Thursday
hight. Hamlet" Friday night. "Mer-
shan, OF Venice" Saturday matinee.
Romeo ard Ju.ie:." Saturday night
Richard II"
Seats OH sa!. tomorrow.
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SOUTH SIDE
BIG STREET DANCE
TOMORROW EVENING

Tho street dance which IS 20 b given
tomorrow evening under the auspices o.
;he Mack Athletic Association Is hc:nc
looked forward 20 by many people here
as tho trsc dance "a: the k!ud - ever
take place IL ;he South SIDE. The affair
will be staged on the section between
Twenty-ninth and Mcto.!la street,
which has just been pav~i N!ch asphalt
and Is idea, for the purpose. No adm!s-
sion will De charged but box viii be
passed around and Il IS assumed that
a neat sum will be realized which vii!
60 to the beneat OF the Mack a. c.
which Is making plans 70 secure equip
nsnt for the coming football, season. y
large crowd Ia expected 20 attend.
Rain Floods Street
The hard rain OF yesterday played
havoc on several o.. the streets here.
especially md TweG:y-S"v"nta AMI
EotT street. TIE rain came down 50 hard
n that s.,~c.ca that n ,!it.e time IN"
streets were aIed WITH wa'-C which
was over a foot dee? ard IN so,re cases
4 was 80 high that many people had TO
take everything out g.: their cellars az
(, was feared that the water would All
IN the cellars. Az one particular point
around Twenty-thlrd street which IS
mostly inhabited With Co!ored peopie
the situation looked bad tor awhile and
caused no i!t;le excitement as the water
looked as though Il was gong 20 get In
some OF the houses. The sewers helped
but llttIe as they soon bcCaT1" c.ogEei
with debris. At:er a biz CO trouble
several men wadsd around and opened
tho sewers and the water soon lex the
streeA
Ladies Ala Meeting
"a "a nj -
Lutheran church vii. hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening a. tho church
parlors and Will prove quite interesting
10 those who R:t.ad After the trans
action OF seyera, business matters a
luncheon VII, be served Al! members
are invited 70 attend.
Games Postponed
All baseball games which were 20
have been played here yesterday were
cancelled on account OF the hard down
pour OF greetings from !. riurius. Some
OF the Eames got al inning or two OF a
start but mona played enough innings
TO allow Z 10 De ca.!.l a game Al.
games which were booked for yesterday
have been arranged tn- II future da,..
Lay Brick on Eor Street
The city Will have rs street force OF.
tomorrow provided the weather permits
TO continue with N" laying - brick
along Eor stree: near Thirty eighth. II
tho lob IS not he'd up Tor snuc" cause
the work should be mashed oy the Ia ST
OF this week.
South Side Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy t;:hh"Hs - For
street returned hor.A yesterday from
Pittsburgh wh"re The. have been spend
ing q few days Wis; with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Howard rc.tcN OF Wood
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street are expected home tomorrow from
New Matamoras where they have been
Visiting for tho past several weeks.
James Woodruff OF Twenty ninth
Stree; arrived home yesterday afternoon
from Elk!ns where ne WAS attending {"
severa! matters OF business during the
past few days
Mss Ada Go.dstc.n IL Twenty-ntnth
stree: continues 20 Improve atier q re-
cent illness.
Herbert Richter % E"H street was IN
De:.aive yesterday visiting friends and
relatives.
H. : burton. Of Twenty-th!rd street.
continues 10 improve At his home where
ne las been confined Tor the past sev-
era. Gays with Illness.
Mr. and Mrs =. q Burns. OF Duluth.
MINI. who have been here for few
weeks visiting local friends returned
to their home yesterday.
Mss NN.li" Margaret Kline. OF Nc
'"i.orh street. - abe 20 be out again
after 4 recent illness.
Mrs clyde r. Holmes. o! Glendale.
returned home yesterday afternoon. NJ
Ter short visit here with local reia-
;ives and friends
Mr. and Mrs u r WIckhardt. OF Col
umbus have returned home after q
,is.t hero with luca, friends and reA-
;.Nes
Mrs NJ. X. Hickman. o. Woods street.
rua;tnues 20 remain I'll AZ her home.
Mr. and Mrs Clement Turner. OF
Moods street, arrived home yesterday
afternoon from Eel!a:rs. whore they
>;."r: a few days visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. william Reans. or Market street.
"at!"ueS 60 rrcuperate after a recent
."rcSs.
Mrs Waiter Roggard. OF Twenty
n,0th street. is improving after slight
ness.
Miss Selma wasssr. OF Jacob stree.
: !mrroying after slight Illness OF
appendicitis.
Fred winters will soon DO able 20
ONE home from the North Wheeling
.,ospi:a.. where he has been confined
:rr the past few weeks with Illness.
Mrs. Jacob Harris. OF Tittsburgh re-
turned 20 that city yesterday after an
extended visit here with relatives and
friends.
+ !. Goethe continues 10 improve az
Tor 4 Severe illness AT the North Wheel
tx Hospital.
Mrs. IphH BrlnkmAn. aINHpuSH sun
confined "a 'he North wheeling hosps-
al. continues to improve. and will be
..ple 70 b" removed 70 her home on
Woods s'-""t n a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Menke. of McCoi-
och street, will be home Tuesday from
cleveland where they have been visit
.nE friends and relatives for tho past
Scvcra, weeks.
MSS !po."rcs Muth. Of South Woods
street. = reported 10 be g..
Henri Harder. Of Enfi street has
gone 90 PITTSBURGH FOR the next few
DAYS 20 pay v,slt with friends In that
MY
Mr. and Mrs william Habhcrford. OF
,'har.'na street. wi!l be home his even
:nr from AHroa. o. where they have
been visiting relatives for the past sew
cral DIS
John Wcrz", ot Jacob street. and
Harry :. MD ~. MrCniloch street.
will Do bono this att"rnooa from Rc"rh
View. Pa where they hay" been Nara
tlON!og FOR The past S"Nera. weeks.
Mr. ard Mrs Thomas Fry. Of McCol-
lorh street. hnve gone 20 Salem. o.. Tor
few days visit with friends and rela-
t!ves
Miss H!.da Morris OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. "a the CUES; OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Der; Perrii!. OF Eoff street.
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Missionary society OF tho Presbyterian
church which was to have bean he'd
his evening at the home Of Mrs. Rod
ney barnes. OF North Market street. has
been postponed until later date.
Entertained
Mrs. A II Major. o. North Market
street. entertained u number -: friends
en- Saturday evening In honor Of Mrs
Alexander Rich. o. huntington, W. Va
Cards were the CHEZ diversion OF The
evening and AZ a seas"nab!e hour dainty
refreshments were served
Shower
miscellaneous shower was given nv
N!ss Lena Lyle At her hume. west OF
St Cla!rsv!Ile. on Saturday evening IN
honor OF Mrs. Victor Workman. Of EAR
point A large number OF young people
attended and delightful evening was
spent.
Epworth League
The Epwor;h League OF the Methodist
church held their regular meeting las,
evening. quite a large number were
present as II special program had been
arranged by the different delegates that
attended the state convention at lake
side this year. A collection was taken
TO raise money to cover the pledge made
by Rarnesvills district at tho runven.
ton and neat sum was realized TO &c
towards the building OF an Epworth
Lodge at Lakeside.
st. C1Arvvtus Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rich and fun,
!Iy. OF Huntington. W. Va. former iocaI
residents arc spending few days with
friends here.
Mrs Ida Wilson. Of London. Ohio
left yesterday for Baruesviie TO ris!,
relatives after spending a few days a;
the homo Of her brother. John Stdsoot-
.om. Of Marietta street.
Misses Helen Troll. S,na Sidweil and
rIeasie Miller will leave today for Ath'
ems. Ohio. where they vii! attend scho"'
during The coming year.
Miss Mary Butter, OF HcndryshurF
has accepted a position in the office OF
the county treasurer
Mrs Frank Fowler Of Cleveland. IL
visiting AT the homo OF her sister. Mrs
J. |. Frint. Of East Main street
Frank Wells. OF Barnesvillr has re-
turned homs after . short visit with
local relatives.
Mrs Robert Meyer. OF BeIiair". is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. l. Frint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn boyd. Of Mathcrs
r.. are spending n toW days with ioca
relatives
John W Irwin spent the Weekend al
The home 81 his Parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f; W. Irwin. OF Glencoe
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Probate Court


Johanna t;argetson. guard anship sub
pena returned and flied. Cause further
heard nHding that said Johanna Gar
re;son r. an incompetent aid incapable
OF ma IA G!nk - -ak:HE care NJ her prop
er:y ard a guardian ordered and appoint
ed FOR her.
Lille Yochum .. a.. juvenile depend
ants warrT,a returned and ned served
, children brought Before The court. Cause
heard. an!irG children not dependent
and cause dismissed.
Harry Humpar.es Juvenile de!nqeunt.
Warrar. ard Subpoena returned and
fled served. IN!.d brought before the
court Cause heard nnd!nE child de-
l!nquent and committing him 70 the tenn
porary care and custody OF tho Roys'
Industrial Schoo! at Lancaster Ohio.
Warran, 20 conway ordered and Issued.
! Bernard Ramsey. Juvenile delinquent.
! Warrant returned and filed served. Child
! brought before tho court. Cause heard.
nnd!ng said child IN need Of a surgical
! operation which Is father 10 unable TO
| Furnish. Application made to State
! BOARD o. Charities 20 accept such child
} .o- care needed. and statement OF facts
4 mailed ,herrw.;h. Continued
Joseph Fetko deceased. Application
Med ,or appointment. OF administrator.
Bond. 10000. fled and approved APP
pointment made. letters ordered and
! issued.
Grace l., IIardwjck ct al. guardian
/ ship. Inventory flled. approved and
record ordered.
Alert T.. Te'.e. guardianship. Fina.
account hled. Sc: for hearing October
20. lo2l Notice ordered. Continued
! Emma Eaton. deceased. Final account
Notice ordered. Continued.
Realty Deeds
Sonora radcn and Charles Faden to
Steve Malrohowske Lots Nos. 50 and
"a IN Sonora in Pease township. Con-
sideration. $4,000.
, Rosie Strunce 20 Albert Saitar. An
undivided one-halr interest IN lot No.
go in I.onwood addition 10 Bslaire
Constderat ton. $500
! Adam F. Reltz. Jr., and MarEsret NJ
Re,tz and Aaron T Peoples and Della
Peoples 70 Mary Pe!!avaEe. Lot No. rs
In plat FOR Wolthurst In Pease town
ship. Consideration. $1,000.
Marriage License
. Robert Albert Severt. age -. . coal
miner OF Martins Ferry. and ThrssA NJ.
Woods. ago rs or bridgeport. Rev. c.
! W. Cooper performed the ceremony.
civil suit Filed
Frank IRndo VA. Garrison SsbulhGy.
alias George Sehulsky. Action FOR money
only, amount claimed $9sl.3o with IN
tcrest therefrom June 4. 1921. Petition
nlieEes that the above sum Is due plant
ir on promisscr ro:es given him by de-
rcndant Attorney II. T. Tylor repre-
J sents tho 1lAin:lr
Entertained
Thu K!lah'uc Club WAS deliEhtfn!ly
entertained on Saturday evening a. the
homo az Miss Mary Hammond on West
Main street Fancy work and Other So
c., diversions ware enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served by the
hos:es1
Postponed
The meeting OF tho Young LAdios'
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for ,he local Sc'.",! Will hc with TO-
rrr'r lI;Ch &ch"t.'. md Size game VIII
Lc rln;cd on tn" grounds Il, stop 10
-. .u.. %ur."uAl ITk". saturday. scpirm-
Der -
Bridgeport Briefs.
I'r"I Raum!"TE"r md lamliy ar
r!.e,l home last evening after lew
ir.s' visi, with relatives At smith,
:rrid. q.
lIr,,rv Rogers. of Brookside Will re-
move his family to Martins Ferry to
make their home. TINS week
] Ell Fox. Iura! insurance man. lett
Yesterday for Il TWO weeks nshing trip
to the lakes.
Mis-, Marie 1.aiprl. returns to duty
at Wilson's furniture store today after
a two weeks vacation.
Walter and Perry Bsumberger arrived
homo yesterday after attending lam
uv reunion at Smithheld Saturday.
Tho usual weekly meeting OK the
Alma II fraternity will be he'd In their
charter rooms on Main street this
evening.
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James y. I'Ttis"n. son or Mrs. Amahia
!'a'"s,N. ~ -" 'ni'z road. Wh"sH' i""''
''';'"u i" M.'.''. ''''> '''''''.*. ''.'
"r"''''"! ."' ... .'. :.''' ''''"'.'H a. ; =
;''' ..' - .''' ''' "' - '"c
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N,,, r,.,4 's E a." IT, $50! re-
s.'.'' y. ..': 80 -. 81. J. "''' '' ~
I.. is... r"n '',av = ~. 80. =. r"' hGre
t":-r" -" "...:i.. - -" """.. which
l@ go %: .H. i'...iS fer holding The
booty In" l"fr lu~.'i -" sp."'"r VII
lr renewed 'r.'l 49,. I. =. Ii->I"n IN
Grr'.king .".ni,i~'.:a"n - Martins
cry. - -. !a'"" 81 is m"'h"r '"!"
;f,rr,lrru. aud 40 CHncInl VII lie l".I
1T III" Kirkwa.d Mc'h"t!$' church,.
wiz. .rc leg IN pos; and Tho Junior
Mr..NAr... o." rH:S ely III charge.
,,,,o,, Ala m.stinr.
o.... T.. rrov,,.,
an .,' ,',,os. ,,d snt,oty ~
n.'". .,' v.,a..'',- vo,noLlst Church.
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BRIDGEPORT
OF STILL
OPERATOR ON TODAY
JOHN CROSSE. OF YoRKvrLLE, Ar
RESTED ON CHARGE or oP-
ERATINQ A STILL, IS
BROUGlT HERR.
Hearing 10 Take Place Before Squire
Britton This Morning-SuN on
Exhibition 81 Sou1re's
Offioe

Constable John Moore. Of this city.
with Constables Charles W'ilIiams. Of
Yorkville and George Duncan. OF Mar
.!ns Ferry. made q raid on the place
81 John Crosse. at Yorkville. O.. late
saturday evening. and arrested the
man on charge ~ operating a still.
The victim has been arrested on pre-
v!ous OCCASIONS on a charge Of ped
ding liquor. but tho raiders we're never
able TO get the still In the raid Sat
urday night the officers found tho plant
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WILLIAMS ADMITTED
KILLING GRANDCHILD
Ased Negro Cots Five Years tn Pen
struck Child and UnintsntionAuy
Broke ItB Neck.

Judge Alan n. Robinson sentenced
coleman Williams. colored. 70 servo
Gyo war, IN the prn!tcntiary when he
pleaded guilty IN criminal court ea'uI
DIV 70 having killed his four-year-old
grandson.
tn. Indictment against Williams
CHARGED him with murder. However,
Pro,ecuting Attorney Carl q Bachmann
dropped charges Of first and second de-
gr.s murder and accepted plea OF IN
voluntary granddaughter.
williams said he struck tho child TOT
q trivial offense and IN doing 30 tho
chIId, neck was broken. He said ne
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then threw the body IN an outside vault
to avoid discovery. He reported the
child as missing and a search b. neigh.
bo-s discovered the child In tho vault.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-09
SAY FARM LANDS
ARE 0vERTAxED
Illinois Agricultural Association
Securing Information to Be
Laid Before Commission.

Ofiicers OF the Illinois Agricul-
turai association, through the state
federation OF farm bureau Is calling
attention OF farmers to the fact that
they have heretofore not been ade-
quately represented at the meet
ings OF the state tax commission
when the assessment OF taxes is re-
viewed by that body.
The association, acting through
the farm bureaus, lis taking steps to
remedy the neglect, and is securing
Information from every township in
Illinois regarding the average price
OF land April l for the period COW
ering the past four years.
This is to include all waste land
and all that is limited in its use
and productiyeness, as well as the
best acreage. SO as to arrive at a
true average. This Information
will be be checked up and placed
In the hands of the state associa-
ton in order that farm lands may
be properly represented There
were only two counties in the state
last year in which the state COM
mission did not raise the assess
ment.
The agricultural association
points to the fact that railroads,
public utilities and other corpora
tons always have their represen-
tatives at all meetings of the COM
mission to see that they are not
overtaxed, and they propose to look
after the interests of the farmers
In a similar manner in the future.
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CHURCHES


The ReorFanized Church of Jesus Christ
or Letter ., Day Saints. hteensh aSsnne
elder in charge. Residence back Of
church. Sunday school at 9.30 .. M
Preaching at IL a. N. and 7:3o y. m. Re-
legio at o'clock. PRAYER meeting We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
West End Settlemenf-429 Seventh ave-
nue.. Services at 1os45 a. m and 7;3o
D. m Sunday school at 2 80 .. m: W. B.
Barker. superintendent Cottage prayer
meeting Monday; mid-week service Wed
nesday and tarrying meeting Friday.
PRESBYTERIAN-
Rescue Mission--I1o eighteenth street.
James Daubney. superintendent. Sunday
school at D. m Services every night
z 80 every weekday night.
Central Presbyterian-Corner of Four
teenth street and Tenth avenue. Rev.
James Thompson Mordy. pastor. Sunday
school ct GAS a. m. George G. Perrin.
in mems psrlor. NJ. J. Jones. leader. Wo-
mans Bible class in ladies' parlor. Miss
Lille Bromley. leader. Services at 10:45
and z o'clock. The Christian Endeavor
and regular services combined. Junior
intermediate Christian Endeavor at 3 80.
Rev. John McGovn Stevenson, pastor.
Bible school at o 80. Mems bible class at
30 a, m. T. W. Walton. leader. Wom-
ems bible class at 8 80 a. m. Mrs. Frank
Mixter leader. Services at 10:45 and
: 40. Christian Endeavor at 0 80. Pas
tors morning theme. Memories of Child
hood
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CATHOLIC
St. Joseph's Parish church--Second ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street. Dean P. n.
Durlzin. rector. Masses at 7. s. o and 10
o'clock. Sunday school at Q 80 a m.
Sacred Heart Parish church-Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty-eighth street. Father
Clemen. - O'Neill. rector. Sunday masses
at 7. -'e~ and 1880 a. m. Weekday
masses at 80 a. m. Evening devotions
when said. 7:45.
st. Mary's Parish church-Fourth ave-
nue. and Twenty second street. Father r.
J. Uehlcin. rector. Sunday first mass at
O'Clock. English sermon. High mass at
10 80 O'Clock. English sermon. Sunday
school at 2:30 p. m. Vespers and bene-
diction at 8 o. m. Week day masses at 8
o'clock.
st. Pauls church (Belgian) Twenty
fourth street and Eighth-and- half ave-
nue.. Mass at $50 and 1880. Father
P. Zwart. rector.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-09

Il am now past seventy-sfx years
or aSe- and never felt better in my
nie. says Louis c. Post. of WASH
inston Place. Newburgh. n. Y, and I
can hold up my end OF a days work
with the best OF them.
1t may sound unrea sonahie, but
WIN ] commenced taking; Phosphated
Iron. ] was . broken-down old man.
My stomach had gone back on me:
j was nervous and all worn out; and
thought my time had come
To-day have as much strength
and energy rs ever had; do not
feel q day over forty years of age:
earn my own living, and ask no favors
of any man. I have put on SO much
weight that all my friends are tell
Ing ma how well look To tell the
truth. do not know what would
have become OF me II Phospha ted Iron
had not given mo a now lease on
NE. and ] win praise It to the end
OF my daysr.
Always insist on Phosphated rron IN
eapsutes- Dosnot take raiIs ar tsh-
set4 Leaking Druggists evervw.e-e
~ sold BIZ KEs DEUa STORE
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EPISCOPAL
Trinity Episcopal sixth avenue and
Nineteenth street Rev. W L. Essex.
rector. HoIy communion at 7:30 .. m
Sunday school and bible class for men
and women al $3.50 a. m Corporate
communion Of the Sunday school tsecond
Sunday. $50 q. m. holy communion and
sermon first. third and fifth SuudaysI-
10:45 - m. Morning prayer and sermon
tother Surdays1 at t0:45 a. m Evening
prayer and sermon. 4:3o p. m Morning
prayer and Iitany. Friday. 10 a. N. Holy
communion tholy daysJ 10 n m
LUTHERAN
Immanuers Lutheran-Twentieth street
and Fifth avenue Rev Phi. Wilhelm.
pastor. Sunday school at 9 o'clock.
English services at 9:45. German services
at 1o.45.
Evangelical Church of Peace-Corner
Twelfth street and Twelfth avenue. Rev
F. J. Rolf. pastor. Sunday school at 9.45.
English service at 10:45 and German serv-
ices on first and third Sundays at $3.50.
Grace English Luthei an-Corner Sew
enth avenue and Firty fourth street. DR.
G. A. Brsndelle. pastor. Sunday school
at 915 a. m. Services at 1O:45 a. m.
and 7:45 D. m. Luther league at p. m
Zion Lutheran church Fortyfifth
street and Seventh avenue. Rev. John
Ekholm. pastor. Sunday school at $50
a. m Services at 1o45 and 2 80 p. m.
First Swedish Lutheran-Corner Four
teenth street and Fourth avenue. Rev.
Karl Nilsson. pastor. Sunday school at
$50. Morning service at 10:45 and eve
ming at $780,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ Scientists-Cor-
ner Seventh avenue and Twenty second
street. Sunday school at a;45 a. m Tes-
tinlonial meeting every Wednesday at s
p M Sunday services at 10 As a.
The church maintains a free reading
room in the Peoples National Bank build
ing. which is open every weekday from
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-09
.36-ACRE TRACT
T0CLEAvELAND
Coyne Estate Holdings East of the
Watch Tower to be Sold for
City Lots.

A tract OF 36 acres in South Rock
Island township, a half mile east
of the Watch Tower. was purchas-
ed today by II. II. Cleaveland from
the William Coyne estate. The con-
sideration is not stated.
Property adjacent is being sold
at $1,000 an acre, and recently a
small tract in that vicinity sold at
twice this figure.
The tract will be sub-divided
into lots and put upon the real es-
tate market.