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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

Executive board Of the Tri-City
Nu1ical association. has adopted
the following resolutions upon
death Of Nrs. Katie Stein, active IN
IT. work.
ssWhereas, our Heavenly Father
ID His Infinite wisdom, has called
from her earthly labors. our b
loved member. Katie Hoede Stein :
.Resolved. that the Tri-City Mu-
steal association has lost one Of its
most valued and efficient workers,
one who was always ready to give
|of her remarkable talent to further
the interest Of music in the tri-
cities:
.Resolved, that the members Of
the association extended their sin
cere sympathy to the husband
Louis Stein, in his bereavement. /
Resolved, that copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved
husband, a copy be preserved IN
the minutes Of the association and
copies be given to the press OF the
tri-cities.
EDITH McCONOCH1E,
GENEvIEvE FEDDERSEN,
MARGARET DORGAN,
Resolution COMMITTEES"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

pq1c IL 81! e! . i NJ !.
|19a loN1 81
rfjn1ty 1leeco - n !. = > !. u
I'm Neek. Holy ~ ,. = 49, h
Goelnck Xhaeday - -
|t0EntpG = q Qel9e 49,.
|and tt1d1y n!ofninl 49,
|pfny0 ~ O'CLOCK 49,
THURSDAY I aftefn oons 49,
|pfsyer and services - s4o 49,.
nesday night Chiteren,s - ~ =
4:l6 "wednesday afternocu.
Durtne holy weeE me same VI.
vice Will be opeeryee itn n0ay
communion ct lo O'clock Aonosy
morning and Ct 4 0,ei0ck evenins
service. On Good fray molnt
service viii b q ~ O'CLOCK ~ tes :
three hours deyouon !I0m =. :.
O'Clock noon TO ociock ln ~
night there VIII pe eotvsco as ~
in preparation for Easter comman-
ion. y
Wednesday evening Of noty week
the choir assisted ~ Ben HsrH
tenor, will sing the sacred oratofio
The Crucifxtion ~ BIZ joan
Stainer. Holy Saturday services a
10 o'clock ana : O'Clock.
Central Presbyteflan-Next Weo-
nesday evening prayer meeting
and sermon. March 70. oongrega-
tional roll call. Services each
night at 1880 during holy week
Children's classes MONDAY, tues
day. THURSDAY ana friday attef-
Moons at O'Clock.
Cleland ana GiOfla Dei Fresoytef'
ian-Services during the week Dc
ginning March ~. the pastors e4
changing puIpits.
Oak Park PresDyterlan-Its spec
ial program begins March ~.
First United PresDyterian-wed
nesday, Thursday and FRIDAY nights
OF holy week to be observed by spec
ial services.
Broadway Presbytef1an-Specla
choir to assist In services during
holy week. Communicate classes
being conducted by pastor.
South Park Presbyterian-Fol
lows plan OF previous years Will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
TRI- CITY FLORIS1
CHOOSE OFFIclsI

Chris sorensen was elects
ident q the Tri-city Fioristf "A,
At . meeting Of 100 norist ~'
ployes and members Of the f,.,s.
At the Davenport Outing q,
Thursday evening. Other, oM..-
elected are:
Vice president-John r.-.
Davenport
Vice president-M. E. Perry. R..,
Island. ''cl
Vice president-R. E. DeRv...
Moline. eSe
Secretary-William Knsea. !,
Moline. o.
,r1 Ifsasurer-william Knees. 8,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

compelled to take the stars Of the
brigadier generals rank from their
shoulders and put on the insignia
Of lower rank. But how else was
Mr.. Harding. to get DR.. Sawyer on
the White house staff except to
make him . military or naval aide !
The fault really lies in the failure
Of congress- to provide the White
house with. an appropriation for :
physician to take care not only Of
the president but his household.
The importance to the country Of
the life Of its president II recog-
nized in the appropriation made for
secret service guards. The gov
eminent, moreover, provides money
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
CHURCHES Plan
SPECIAL WORK
Hre.Eastr Services Begin in Many
With Passion Week Devotion;
Alliance Program.

Pre-Easter services, suggested by
ne Ministerial alliance. begin in
many churches tomorrow to con-
thue during the next two weeks.
Pastors In every instance have
bsen LEFT to adopt q program which
oeems most fitting to their congre-
gational needs and the concerted
movement is expected to result in
benefit to both church and church
goers.
General programs have been an.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

neither political party vo.N 49,.
% such . proposal for Is s.sss
~ the president d not Hpriv,s. i !.
Q public matter, and ~. ~ -
OF his Job are such that no mes
can. compensate for the ener., ~.
or the vitality that ID exhassss..i ~ n
the perplexities Of the presi2 ~,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

DR.. Sawyer Is : homeopath while
the majority Of the physicians in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
OFFERS REWARD.

Chicago, March 1.-THE city
council offered reward of $4,000
for the capture or conviction of the
slayers in the Nineteenth ward
murders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
A.tNOVELTY
See heExecutiOn
and Burial of
Oh MAN
GLOOM
Wednesday evening at
6:4S-on the levee

6:45'-on the levee
We've caught the pesky
old varmint whose evil
eye has been causing
every one to walk around
with a long face and pre-
dict dire things for the flu
ture. He is safely in a cell
at the Chamber of CON-
merce, where his fate was
given over to the tender
mercies of the Davenport
Advertisers Club.
He has been duly tried
and sentenced to face the
firing squad next Wedn.s-
day evening at GAS on the
river front.
Procession will form at
the Chamber of Com
merce in this order
Band playing dirge.
-Hearse and casket.
or Man Gloom in irons
surrounded by guards.
Firing squad.
The Undertaken.
Honorary pallbearers.
Active pallbearers.
After the burial there
will be a parade exempli-
flying the return of Opt
mism-well worth seeing.
Remember-6:45 p. m.
A promise-much fun
and any surprises
. Come and see.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
LOT Of TROUBLE
70 GET DOCTOR
FOR PRESIDENT

CONTINUED from Page one.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

o. l. MARTIN u foF ntught the
air plane transportation business 81
the future viii Involve not only mill
lions but billions Of dollars.
The tremendous capital necessary
Tor universal air service VIII repre-
sent the Investments Of no single ma
ton. but "a Joint ownership Of tho
countries OF the world. which viii alb"
sorb the efforts and talents of many
thousands Of men aud omc
Every realm OF the ether In which
the earth revolvcs will be pierced
by the commerce % the sky, as the
Leviathans OF the heavens silently and
swiftly ply their courses between the
markets Of the old and new worlds
Ha- Unlimited FUTURE
II IN beyond the Imagination NJ the
human mind 60 conceive TO whit de
finite extent and In what identical
n aerial navigation VIII affect
the social and political order Of the
world,
II Is at least conservative "a say IN
estimating the scope of aerial trans
p%ortation az IN industry. that The in
comparable neXibility 81 the airplaue
points 10 an unlimited future, bound
less as tho sky in which n flies.
Heretofore unyisitcd "a of the
" Urld are bound 60 bcrom - well
known as our present popular water
ing places. The world viii Ice rc-cN-
uiorcd exploited IN Ewing up IT'S
hidden treasures Tor the utilization
and universal benefit 81 mainland
VIII not u better aud closer under
standing among the peoples of he
world RESULT VIII not Il finer spirit
u intcrdcpendencc. cooperation n
democracy be- established
VIII not the world roadjuHtmcnt
wrought by future aerial t~rauHportn-
ton mako big business enterprises
bigger. and great men greater when
Europe b. only 30 hour from the
United States VIII not the future
world wide scope OF national o. In
tcrnantionnl business affairs broaden
mans mental horizon
Shall We not within the next -
years, cast our vision skyWurd %
greet vessels Of magic saiis"-0crial
frcightcrs that civ umunvigaic the
globe With mi unknown. over TO
our greatest ocean lincrs-carrying
the riches 81 the east directly 90 New
York. and from thence 90 London or
Berlin and across Europe o. Asia
To Tokyo or down tu 'alurutta or
even Ia isles yet TO hc discovered
when al the world will be- re-oX-
plored and reclaimed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

the hand. for the Nail still hung and
was trndcr. And his mother slipped
u on hy Httlcs. while sans unto hinh.
And this Is the SOM that ! Inng:
on. q little kld finger on the finger
OF the Kid,
win protect the i.ttlo finger aud Will
Keen the finger hid;
u viii heal the little finger just the
best was ever did:
Oh. tn little Md finger on the finger
Of the Kid.
Vow if n be- objected That this ~
not Great Poetry. answer that II
ihIleth into the category Of bccaH-
loual Verse like Coronation Odcs. and
u ih as I Judge. quite as good Poetry
az Alfred Lord Tcnnysou wrote for
D Jubilee uf Queen Victoria. ana
somcW hat batter suited TO the occasion
siun that produced d. For the little lad
sang with me about the Little Kid
Finger on the Finger uf d Kid. aud
before Doe knew n. the finger Of the
glove was on tlght.
Ana % anyone would know what
funr this Poetry was sung e. Il wac
Tho 'lassiDk melody 81 the Turkey in
tht Straw
For that is Great Poetry which
scrNeth puctickaliy in u Great Need,
and b e. is Great Mur.ck which In the
sphere Of Mlsick mnctiuncth greatly.
Aud W thou dcsircHt To know my
sentiments un the controversy con
cerning Al for Arts sake, thou may
go De- able tu infer II from these few
Remarks For Musick and Art and
M else h. Good In proportion as II n
good Tor Something. And I have very
little use tot GuodneHs which II good
for nothing
WILLIAM Il. BARTON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
. RECIPE FOR BEAUTY

DACHELa famous French actress. who visited America in the time
N OF Jenny Lind, was at the height Of her success in 1850.
I" As a girl she was understood and ugly, with a face she said was
like a comic mask. Yet, Theophil Gauticr, the novelist, later said,
"She is wonderfully fart
What made the rhangei
She says II was through a revelation that came 10 her in her
first sight Of the stanary in the Louvre.
She went back many times a. II TO absorb their beauty through
her eyes.
I've wanted 10 be beautiful and they say I've become so" she
said, at the height Of her fame. II learned more among those busts
and figures than ever learned at the conservatory. II was as though
the beauty and dignity Of those figures passed into my soul, and
became a part Of myself
Here's N unusual recipe. Perhaps il would take IN actress 10
employ H. But many feel they have the necessary sensibiity. The
great actress recipe for beauty might be worth trying. Similar
opportunities are available even 20 those who cannot visit art muse.
ums like the Louvre. Nature has provided everywhere art that
surpasses the treasures Of the greatest museums of man-made art.
0
After spreading propaganda that the airship has made the bat.
tleship obsolete. England starts building four new dreadnaughts
with lSiDeh guns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

ORDER of the Golden Fleece archives are claimed by Belgium and
III Austria, and the ownership is being decided by a jury appointed
" by the Preparations committee.
Charles V was a knight in the order when he died in 1856.
The archives show he WAS reprimanded for gluttony. Under
examination he admitted he often ate four meals a day, starting with
1.-The best part Of a chicken al ) "a. m
Gluffony by the few in thOse times was matched often by starva
ton fare for the many. Perhaps the few who ate so much ate from
pride, because they could afford II.
Charles great eating would impress some rich men today, not
with distaste for his exercises, but with envy Of his enormous appetite
"
Sometimes il requires 90 cents worth Of a clerks time 10 sell
20 cents worth Of goods. The fact is not without its influence on
prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
"A LBuQuERQUz. to home folks h q city Of $1,000 population.
10 tbs rest Of tho United States Albuquerque Is a town Of
1900 population

~@~%H@4&tAf - NuDct oi4I - 4 CITY u 1UNU population
"A To tbs rest Of tho United States, Albuquerque ID a town of
5000 population
Aihuquerqre people have first hand knowledge Of this popu-
ia'ion Of $1,000 within a radius Of three miles from the corner Of
Central avenue and Second street Our polio. maintain order With
IN 'ds radius Our fire department furnishes protection 10 IT, Our
merchants serve this population.
10 the rest Of the United States the ie2o census Is final official
s.'hc'7'y urcr AibuguerQuss population. The census says 49,
oe or q trife more With the rsst Of tia United States that
census figure goes.
Hers At home we know that the reason the census gives us
only 1900 population Is because the rest Of our population is
east Of High street. south Of Atlantic avenue. west Of Fifteenth
street and north Of the Mountain road.
What differences does IT make. We may say. III the census
municipal district. served BY business and the city government
contains $4,000 peoplsf'
Here 10 the difference that Il makes:
Not alone In the United States census but IN every commercial
agency report and index; in every trade guide; In every routing
for sales operations; in every atlas; on every automobile guide map;
wherever population figures are given or whenever they IRE COM
piled for business purposes Albuquerque IL listed . a 1900 town.
We are officially In the 1900 class. We are credited officially
and universally with being just onehalf as big and just onehalf
As important commercially and indusarialy. as we really are.
What that means is That finance. business. industry. science,
every form Of activity making for growth values Albuquerque at
half measure.
road radiation than any oihsr city in New Mexico, Arizona or west
Texas. That advantage; and il Is a very valuable one; is often
outweighsd BY this single item Of our halfrattng in population
A life Insurance company considers the location o. a south
western general agency II chooses between Albuquerque, FL Paso
and Phoenix. When we loss; and we have lost in a number of
instances; IL Is usually because Of this officially understated popu-
btion.
A manufacturer considers a distributing agency in the far
southwest. He chooses between three or four cities. Albuquerque
is officially rated at $1,000 population. the smallest of the group.
We lose that agency-on that one rround.
A physician says 10 a patient: go to New Mexico or Ari-
zona' The patient, or his family look up the various cities Again
ours is the manest-ib.Coo population We lose.
One might 60 on at length to enumsrate instances in which
this understatsment Of population Is losing Albuquerque population.
money for investment and development-growth
We can exhaust every available means Of publicity in efforts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
rib MD FINGER

Y little Grandson
pinchpd his finger
in the door, 20 that
the Nail was Bruis
ed and came Oft.
and there came "a
time WHEN it wis
Hanging 81 one end
but looEe at the 9th
er. Ana bic moth
er called me upun
the Telephone and
said. / desire Co clip
the Finger Of a
Glove upon 10 that
d may De- protected.
but he iraroth that
h viii hurt him. and
be saith Nay. but
Ret GRANDPA do IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
You'd Best Remember, in Your Play, The
Fearful Fate of Caessr, J.
ToDAY's RHYME BY FRANCES BoARDMAN

To-day 5 Instruction, Children Dear, will aim TO make it very
clear that Oriental Sirens should be Stunned by all the Great and
Good. Recall j. Caesar, once of Rome7 The Disarrangement Of
HIS Dome commenced when he had fused. awhile, the Shiny
Serpent Of the Nile, who was. as Anyone could see, No Better
than She Ought 10 BET II started Scandal right and left Back
Home they thought he was bereft Of all his Justly Famous Wit
and then determined ON their Bit! Forthwith ensued the famous
Scrap which permanently Closed his Trap. You've doubtless read
about that Time dts somewhat hard TO tell in Rhyme,-though
Shakespeare versions kind Of Cute when Caesar shouted. EFT
ia, Brute just a. a lusty Roman Punch joined other Things
ne had for Lunch. y . Yes, Some Ones likely to get Hurt
in dealing with a S~uper-Skirt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

the next halfcentury of progress sec us well rid Of the ills that flesh
thinks il is heir tot
No normally till the fve-cent cigar comes baek-at 3 cents
instead of Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
HBackbdeLdIld
~ &Rertor Braley

In the spring. when wcather's charming,
] conceive a zest for farming,
And ! think il would bc pretty grand
To engage in cultivation,
As a means of recreation
And a way Of adding value to the land.
Oh I'd love 10 dig Tomatoes
And to gather the potatoes,
As they hang in noble clusters from the trees,
Aud TO milk the milk-wccd gayly;
These are things | long for daily
There is naught like simple pleasures such as these
On my acres clover scented
| could live and be contentcd,
With nm egg plant laying breakfast every day;
Far from city worries petty,
I would plant and raise spaghetti
In the very latest scientific way,
Then ia make q 10. Of money
Selling sewing wax and honey,
Which were furnished by my faithful little bee;
Yes. I'd live the life Of Riley
And esteem it very highly
just like all the other farmers that | sect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
PROGRESS

N II. WILLIAM KEEN, distinguished physician Of Philadelphia
IN is "a. On his recent birthday anniversary he listed the chief
" events Of medical progress in his lifetime.
Anesthesa, ilS46).
Pastcnrs researches founding the new science Of bacteriology
1850 20 1854.
pasfeur Is further "tnrscnental discoveries IN imnunology, or
the science of the specific prevention Of disease
paefeurfs and Listers researches resulting in antseptc and
a.eentie surgery and obstetrics.
Discovery that insects carry disease, (lee9).
Discovery Of radiotctiyity for medical use, ffsah).
These arc great forward steps toward human welfare May not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

And ! said, Bring him hithrr.
And I took him upon ms Knee. and
said FIRST We VIII clip O. part OF
the old Nail away.
And he said. Nay. for IL Will hurt.
And I said, Let be- watch and see
how far the pieces 81 Nail de- fy.
And We watched. aud d dld not
hurt
But Il was not cnsy 10 slip the finger
OF the Kid glove upon the finger OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

bilities bearing on
the future expansion
Of air travel
indeed. u In quite
possible that 20
years hence. thia
world 81 ours viii
be y over with a
c~oCoon-like web Of
aerial trade routes.
Just as our country
II now interviewer
with thousands ~
miles Of steel rails
and country roaen
Unless the CNper-
fence of those who
have d, en- In the
air plane industry
its inception
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

The state corporation commission has ordered the Santa Re
railroad 10 provide protection for the Tijeras avenue crossing. That
is fine. The railroad company will certainly find il cheaper 10 pro.
vide this protection than TO deal with the results Of the tragedy that
n sure 10 Occur at that crossing IL the protection is not provided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
Airplane Will Change
World, Says Expert

~ GLENN o.. Martin.
.tnvcntor. Asia.or aud Pr~ldcm uf
the Glenn l. Martin Airplanc
Company.
The brief but f-ar-rcRchlng history
% the automobile and motor truck
suggests a thousand aud one posi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR PRESBYTERY
sonnet OF Those Appointed
10 Serve During Current
Year.

The falluwlnn committees OF New
t'Nhilu lfeahNteiY have been named
Nui ihp pullpnt Npnri
Hiysh, ipllAl AuHivniation and Home
Nlaaluha llcNa T.. y. Smiley, ID. ID,
iuepph q, Turner, W. IA. Davies
ihnmnH kerr, John -. nlake, David
A. ilppd leldere Frank sheppard, j.
~ iltnkNuo. W. ., Landlord. John j.
liANta. q. =, Chandler Horace Davis.
turelpn Missions lRev. q. Ash
worth iAntelem, J. H. Roal. II. Everett,
Mailman. l.idurs Charles :. Pyle,
Nulhm sterling Evans.
uvnetni Hoard Of Education--R -Revs.
II "A H. Eckard, J. W. Lacy, Charles
! ~ ilohnpr ELDERS George w. Jones,
,. E, Fuller,
Ministerial Relief and sustenta ton
ilova. n. Alexander Boyle, Francis
~ Moore. u. -, s. Bcattie Wylie.
Elders s. q, Rye. r. Leonard WALES.
church Erection Revs. J. Watkins
Lacy, n. ~. Hoover. J. $. Gflhllan. d.
~ Elders A. Victor Hughes, ]. R.
Kelly
Freedmon--Revs. John ID. Blake
John ~. Eggort. Robert II. Pitzer
Elders a. J. Rumford, G. j. Chand-
Ter.
| Temperance and Moral Welfare
Rows. +. 4. Mckee, Raymond +. Day
William II. Phifer Elders-L. Make
milo rorteN c. y. Taylor.
| Religious Education--fsevs. Charles
lu. Buhner, q. Franklin Smiley, ID. ID.
W. =. krcger. ph. d.. Robert c. Pitzer
Ia. Everett Hallman, John Nj. Town.
Hey. Eldors--w. n. Humphrey, Horac,
n Davis. James L. Price. Charles w
Dunlcvy.
Systematic Bencncence-Revs. ]
Russell Nerhryckc. II. d.. William
lOihson, =. Boattic wylie. Elders-Isaa'
Baird, Charles w. Wainwright.
Evanrclism Revs. Aquilla Webb
IN. n. tia D., Charles l.. Candee. ID. ID.
ln. "A. stats. l'lders-lI. NJ. McCul
Tough, T. Newell Lloyd.
Nncancy and Supply-Revs. ]. Nj
lL EOkard. Thomas Kerr. II. X. Van
lderkam. u. u. Eldors--E. II. Crossan
William McMullin.
presbytcrial fllstory-Revs. JOSEPH
ln Turner. John ID. Blake. +. II
Mnorv, y. y, Elders--J. II. Burns. /
lW Uunhy,
Narrative 81 Christian Life an,
Work Rows l. Mcuch Chambers. l.
na R. g. pltger, n. Bischof. Elders
~. g. Pyle, James NJ. Smyth.
Defense Before other Judicatories--
rldcr n. Leonard WALES, Revs. ]. L
/ lrurner W. 8, kresor. IN. D.. :. Beat
tlc Wylic Elder w. $. Prickett.