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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
REYNOLDS
Especial CORRESPONDENTS


Reynolds, ILL.,, June 11.-Mrs
Frank Curtis is visiting with
trends and relatives in the tri-
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dings and
Cyrus Wait are attending the bank
ers' convention in Chicago this
week.
Frank Curtis is serving on the
jury in Rock Island this week.
The tri-city visitors on Wednes-
day included Charles Smith. C. H.
Snow and wife, Mrs. Emil Freytag
and daughter Maxine and Mrs
Mary Freytag
/ Will Liebendorfer, who resigned
his position with Ray C. Morgan.
is now employed at the Buffalo
Prairie garage.
George Schiess and wife and
Mrs. J. c. Mcconnell were among
those from here who attended the
silver wedding Of Chris Seitz,
home near Sherrard Thursday aft
ernoon.
A large number Of people from
here attended the sociable at ST
Johns church at Preemption nm
Thursday evening.
Tri-city visitors On Thursday in
cluded John Millett. Miss Anna
Hoyle, Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. r l.
Mallette and daughter, Miss Edna
Mallette. and Mrs. Ray Barnes and
Mrs. Ward Curtis.
Rudolph Stone of Marshalltovn
Iowa. is a guest this week at P. G.
Freytag's home.
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ERIE

Especial Correspondence
Erie. H.. June 11.-Miss Ruby
LaRue. who was one of the members
OF the large class graduated from
st. katherine's school Of Daven-
port this week, is now at the home
OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs. r. e.
LaRue in Erie for the summer va
cation. Her parents attended the
graduation exercises.
Mrs. Isaac Urick went to Geneseo
Thursday for visit OF a week with
her sister. Mrs. Philip Arnett and
other relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barton, who
have been guests Of the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Talcott
the last week, drove to their home
at Winslow. ILL.,. Thursday. Mr..
Marion is superintendent of the
Winslow schools. They EXPECT TO
return to Erie soon for a longer
visit before the opening Of schools
in the fall.
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RAPIDS CITY


Rapids City, ILL.,, June 11.-Clar-
ence Adams and Miss Goldie Sad
doris attended the ice cream social
at Rosehill church Thursday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Winzel McKenna,
just recently married, motored from
Moline to Rapids City to visit with
Mrs. Mckenna's relatives.
A A. Adams, who has been i'll is
still in a serious condition.
GENESEO PERSONALS
Especial Correspondence.)
Geneseo. Ill, June 11.-Will Of
ferle, who resides on South Col
lege. avenue, was a tri-city visitor
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Hershey and
family are leaving this week for
Pennsylvania, where they will visit
for several weeks with relatives.
Rev. Hershey is pastor of the
Grace Evangelical church of Gene
SEQ.
C. F. Moberg, Richey Dean, B.
NJ. Judd. Burt Wagel and Wesley
Clark, garage men of this city at
tended a meeting Of the county auto
dealers at Galva, Ill.
Miss Fern Davis of this city left
for DeKalb, ILL.,, where she will at
tend summer school at the state
normal institution.
Miss Harriet Crosier. music
teacher here and who resides on
South State street, is in Rock Is
land this week attending the bien-
NAL OF the National Federation of
Music Clubs. While there she will
be guest at the home of her niece.
Mrs. w. H. Browne.
Harvey Holzinger, who is the
cashier of the Geneseo Savings
bank, is attending the state bank
ers' convention at Chicago this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stewart OF
Rock Island visited relatives and
friends here Thursday.
, Miss Bernice Tell will entertain
the Lucy Shaw circle at her home
next Friday evening, June II.
Mrs. Barbara Roos Of North State
street and her son Lester and Miss
Grace Harper spent several DAYS OF
this week On a camping trip along
the Hennepin canal and the Illinois
river. The trip was made by
launch.
Mrs. Frank Collins and children
who have been spending several
weeks in Sheffield with Mrs. Col.
Inns parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
f, Tobins. returned to her home on
South Spring street Friday.
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LANDLORDS IN
HAVANA CHARGE
.-.~ EXCESSIVELY

Havana, Cuba.-Bitter complaints
are being made here against rent
profiteering. Attacks are made al
most daily in the newspapers on
proflteering landlords. Numerous
cases OF three-room apartments for
which $3.50 month 7is demanded.
with one months rent in advance
and two months rent as deposit,
are cited.
One relief project being consid-
cred for submission TO the city
council provides for the appropria-
ton Of $1,000. 900 yearly for num-
Der Of years to construct four-room
homes for the poorer people at a
cost Of about $1,000 each.
BY selling these homes on a
partial. payment plan, It is de-
sclared that the proceeds, turned
3 lnto the construction OF more
homes, would soon solve the hous-
Ing problem, and. incidentally,
eliminate the rent profiteer
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AMOO GROTTO BAND
FROM ROCK ISLAND
IN CONCERT HERE
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, June 11.-A public band
will be given tonight in
Aledo by the Amoo Grotto band OF
Rock Island. The band is COM
posed of SO pieces and this will be
its first appearance in Aledo. A
street parade will also be held.
The concert will be given in re-
Spouse to an invitation submitted by
the Aledo members of the Amoo
Grotto. The band is composed OF
SO members and at the Supreme
council, meeting last year in Kan
sas City, the band was in competi-
ton with Los Angeles for the
grand prize. The decision was SO
close that both bands were recalled
a second time. The Los Angeles
band won by one point. There were
AZ other bands in the contest The
concert is scheduled to start about
7:45 p. m. and citizens of Aledo and
the surrounding community are in
vited to attend.
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washings 30 l told my husband to get
six bottles of the Vegetable Com
pound and by taking it regularly my
troubles ceased and now l never have
a pain or ache, and am regular. rec
ommend Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegeta-
BILE Compound and think every young
girl should take it. You can publish
this letter and it may be the means
of helping some other girl or woman.
Mrs. MARY M. WAGNER, Box 759.
West Palm Beach, Florida.
While no woman is entirely free
from periodic suffering it does not
seem to be the plan Of nature that
woman should suffer so severely and
when pain exists something is wrong
which should be set right. Every girl
who suffers from monthly cramps
should give Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vege-
table Compound fair trial
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MATHERVuLE
Especial CORRESPONDENTS !

NOPoSioi SOTTSSpOuQence.)
Matherville, Ill, June 11.-Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Conner are the mar
ents of boy. Mrs. Robert Haas
Of Moline is visiting at the home
OF Peter Connor.
Albert Hebbein of Cable is build
ing partition in the Clyde Lawson
barbershop.
E. L. Raney, the school principal.
and Vernon Holvenstatd are en-
toying a week vacation. Mr.. Raney
is an expert at the sign business
and has placed a number of them
on the business houses here.
Miss Vernice Howie graduated
from the Immaculate Convention
academy in Davenport Thursday.
Her father, Robert Howie, sister.
Mary, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs.
George Sackfield attended the grad
uation exercises.
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ALEDO TEAM WILL,
PLAY MOLINE NINE
AT LOCAL FIELD
Especial to The Argus ,

Aledo, June 1l-Ale1o's independ-
ent baseball team will play the Mo-
line Yeomen tomorrow afternoon
at the diamond on the Johnson
farm north of Aledo. AS the visit
ing team are reputed to be fast and
to be rated among the best ANA
teur teams in this part of the
state, it is expected that the game
Will be interesting. So far the
Aledo team have been victorious in
every match and the result of to-
morrow's game is anxiously waited
for by Aledo's fans
In game played last SUNDAY
with Shale City the local team won
with a score of 7 to 4.
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ALPHA
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial pondence.)
Alpha, Ill, June 11.-Mrs.
Beachler of New Windsor spent
Thursday at the home of her son
Ralph Beachler here.
Mrs. Sophia Ivanberg spent
Thursday with friends in Orion.
Miss Nobel Writ went to ellison
Thursday morning for a visit with
Mrs. Robert Putnam. Mrs. Putnam
was formerly Miss lines Boyd.
Mrs. Maude Sherrard of Cam
bridge is visiting at the l. X. Frank
enburger home.
Rev. and Mrs. Gustav Lindstrom
of West Newark, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hodges and son and Mrs.
Fred Nelson, all of Rock Island,
spent Friday at the P. ]. Wendell
home.
Miss Myrtle Meek of Silvis is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grant
Mrs. J. E. Sherwood of Gales
burg is spending a few days at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Maxwell.
Robert McCole and w. L. Eiker
were business visitors in Joy,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Anderson Is spending
a few days in Galesburg with Miss
Florence johnson.
Miss Jessie Frankenburger &C
companied her sister, Mrs. Maude
Sherrard to her home near Cam
bridge and will make an extended
visit there.
Miss Merle Mcdowell returned
from a visit with her uncle, r. D.
Mcdowell of kirkswood.
hiss Ora Whitcomb of Chicago is
visiting her cousin Miss Catherine
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Sherear and
Gerhard, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. C,
Eiker were in the tri-cities Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jennie Mclaughlin and son
Cleo and Mr. and Mrs. Thuline at
tended graduation exercises at Nor
NAL, ILL.,, this week. The Misses
Alice Thuline and Irene McLaugh-
lin were among the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Carlson and
little daughter of Rockford came
Thursday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. c. G. Anderson and family,
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MANY MERCER
YOUTHS ENTER
BUREAU CLUBS
Yesterday Last Day for Entry Into
Pig Feeding test-GfrlS
Clubs Being Organised.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, June 11.-Yssterday was
the last day for boys and girls Of
Mercer county to enter the pig feed
ing contest among the members Of
the Pig clubs OF the county. This
work is being carried out under the
of Assistant Farm Adviser
A. r. Kemp, who is Junior club ad-
wiser of the county. g.
Records in the farm bureau Of
flee show that It, boys and girls
have entered the pig feeding con-
test and that they are feeding a
total of 20 pigs. In the purebred
gilt feeding contest "a boys and
girls have signed up and a total of
"a gifts are being fed. A great deal
of interest is being manifested in
the work and each contestant is
working hard that they may be a
winner Of some of the various
prizes offered. In the gilt feeding
contest the records show the fol-
lowing breeds entered: Durocs, 10;
Hampshires, Z; Poland Chinas, A.;
Chester Whites, 3.
Mr. Kemp is also assisting in the
organization of the girls clubs
throughout the county. To date II
clubs have been organized and more
are expected to be started soon.
Miss Helen Schouten, home adviser,
has charge of the work.
On Wednesday afternoon a girls
club was organized at Hamlet. The
club is a garment making club and
will be known as the Smile and
Stitch club. Nine girls have al
ready signed up for membership
and a number more expect to come
in at a later date. Miss Katherine
Gray has been chosen leader OF
the club. She will be assisted by
Miss Emily Swartout and Miss Eth
ell Bonygne. The following girls
were elected as officers for the
club: President, Grace DeBoard
vice president, Bessie Turner; SEE.
rotary and treasurer, Lulu Johns
ton. The next meeting will be held
80 N>uoyy SGhC 81, al tut I1dul-
let Community hall. A number
of new members will. be taken il
at this gathering. Those who have
already signed up for membership
are: Frances and Dorothy Wait
Susanna Johnston, Kathryn White
hall, Ruth Ketzel, Ruth Bongyne
Bessie Turner, Lulu Johnston anf
Grace DeBoard.
A meeting was held yesterday a,
Wanlock for the purpose of re
organizing the local club there
Miss Geneva Bowden, who hat
charge of the club 8ast year, will
be leader again thiB summer. The
club membership numbered q
last year and every girl has signi
ned her intention of entering agaiy
this year. AS. it was impossible t.
have all the girls attend yeserda,
meeting will be held next Fri
day at the home of Miss Bowde,
to complete the organization.
The girls clubs already organic
ed in the county are in the follow
ing places: Burgess, Ohio Grove
Marston, South Perryton, Hamlet
New Windsor, Hopewell, Aledo. vi
ola, Gllchrist and Wanlock.
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name OFFICERS
OF C.E. SOCIETY
Mss Marvel Walker IL Elected
President of Club ut Social
Event Held.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Coal Valley. Ill, June 11.-Miss
Marvel Walker was elected presi-
dent of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church OF
Coal Valley at a meeting held
Thursday evening. The society had
held a sociable at the church, to
which members and invited guests
attended. Other officers elected to
serve for the next six months are:
Vice president-George Buck.
Recording secretary - Adessa
Cook.
Corresponding secretary Myra
Knapp.
Treasurer-Stanford Berge.
Pianist-Dorothy Buck.
After the election, refreshments
we're served, followed by a social
hour.
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ALLOW BILLS AT
BOARD MEETING
HELD YESTERDAY
Especial to The Argus.)

N0PoSioi " lie ATSuS.)
Aledo. June 11.-Members of the
noon high school board of Mercer
county held meeting yesterday
afternoon at the office of County
superintendent Of Schools G. s.
Platt. Bills, mostly tuition for
students attending county high
schools, which were allowed
yesterday amounted to approxi-
mately $4,000. Members of the
board are Edward L. Scott of Sea-
ton, who is president, and M. l..
klstler OF Duncan township. E. H.
Irwin of Eliza township was an
pointed to fill the, vacancy on the
board until the next general cleo
ton in April. Mr.. Irwin was for
merly supervisor from Eliza town.
ship.
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SALVATION ARMY
FROM MONMOUTH
HOLD GATHERING

Aledo, June 11.-A company Of
workers in the Salvation Army of
Monmouth held 1pecial street
meeting in Aledo last night on the
corner Of College avenue and Sew
enth streets. A fair crowd was in
attendance. Captain and Mrs. C.
w. Hoppes, head Of the Monmouth
organization. had charge of the
meeting. Following the usual con-
cert the Captain told something of
the work done by the Salvation
army not only during war times
but now when SO much remains to
be done.
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WILL TRY TWO ON
CHARGE OF MURDER
IN BUREAU COUNTY

Sheffield, ILL.,, June 11.-Mrs. Sell
ma W. Piers6n and Arthur Ship
indicted jointly by the January
grand jury at Princeton, Ill, for
the murder Of Harry W. Pierson,
the woman's husband, last October,
will be placed On trial Monday aft
ernoon in the circuit court of Bu-
reau county. The case will come
up at 100 O'Clock before Judge S.
G. Slough, who has issued a call
for a special venire of 100, from
which to select a jury.
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TAX SALE MONDAY.

NOPtCIdi 10 IHe ATSuS.J
To-day was the last day for de-
linquent taxpayers to clear up the
taxes on their property before the
sale on Monday. The tax sale will
begin at 8 O'Clock in the morning.
A number of valuable pieces of
property will be offered for sale
unless the owner visited the county
treasurer's Office today.
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DELEGATES FROM
ANNAWAN AT PERU

Annawan, ILL.,. June 11.-Anna-
wan was represented at the K of P.
convention at Peru, ILL.,. by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Florence Johnston,
Mrs. Alice Peltier, DR.. N. E. John
ston, Paul Wilson, Mrs. Paul Will
son and Mrs. Nellie Young.
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FIELD MEETING WILL
BE HELD WEDNESDAY
(Special to TIE Argus.

Aledo, June ia special meet
ing of the farmers of Mercer coun-
ty has been called for next Wednes-
day, June Is. at o'clock in the aft
ernoon at the Aledo soil expert
ment field located three-fourths Of
a mile west Ct Aledo. The field is
the property of the University of
Illinois and contains experimental
plots which show the influence of
different methods of soil manage
ment, and the effect of the applica-
ton Of different kinds of plant
foods. Everybody is invited to at
tend the meeting.
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ODD FELLOWS TO
DECORATE GRAVES
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, ILL.,, June 11.-Mem-
bers Of the Cambridge lodge of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
and women OF the Rebekah auxil-
larry will meet at the Odd Fellows
hall at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. From here the delegations
will go to the cemetery where they
will decorate the graves Of their
members.
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RALPH 0LINCER
REMAINS T0bE
BURIED IN ERIE
Military Services - Be Conducted
Over Body Of Boy Who Did
While Overseas,
(special Correspondence.)

Especial COtfeSpOnQenCe.)
Erie, Ill, June 11.-Full military
funeral services will be conducted
over the body Of Ralph Olinger,
soldier. at one O'Clock Sunday aft
ernoon at the Methodist church of
Erie. The Erie post of the Ameri-
can Legion will be in charge of the
services and burial will be made at
the Erie cemetery.
The body arrived here Friday aft
ernoon from New York. Word that
the remains had been brought to
American shores was received by
the parents over a week ago. Mr..
Orlinger died from a disease which
he contracted while serving with
the American forces overseas. The
body is now at the home of his
parents.
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WINIFRED GUSTN.
CISCO GIRL, WEEDS
THEODORE THEu.AN
Especial Correspondence

CISCO, ILL.,, June 11.-Miss Wini-
fred Gustin, daughter Of G. W. Gus
tin of CISCO, was united in marriage
to Theodore Theilan Of Macomb in
Cambridge this morning. The cou-
pie will make their home in
Macomb.
Mrs. Theilan is a graduate nurse
and Mr.. Theilan completed his
college course at Knox in Gales
burg this June.
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DR.. MURPHY'S CAR
Is NOT YET FOUND
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, Ill, June 11.-No clues
have been found to enable po-
lice to locate the large Oldsmobile
car which was stolen from DIR. John
Murphy's garage early May 16.
- 1t was thought for some time that
a clue was found, but officials fail
ed to locate the stolen car. DR..
Murphy carried no insurance on it.
He is offering a reward of $50 for
the return of the car.
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RETURN HOME.

'optNIdI % ne ATSuS.J
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Warnock
returned last night from their we'd
ding trip. which included Daven-
port and Rockford. The young
couple was married on Monday,
June 6. They will be at home to
their friends at their residence on
North Pine street.
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YOUNG PEOPLE TO
SPONSOR A SOCIAL
Especial Correspondence

TDpCCfdT
Rapids City, ILL.,, June 1.-THE
Young Peoples society Of the Erie
Methodist Sunday school will give
an ice cream social at the Albert
Bowles home Thursday, June %.
The social will be given on the
lawn. Tickets are already out and
a successful affair is expected.
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GENESEO PLAYS
ANDOVER TEAM
ON HOME FIELD
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, ILL.,, June 1.-THE Gen
eseo American Legion baseball team
will play the, Andover team at the
Geneseo ball park Sunday. Cen
eseo won from Andover a few weeks
ago at Andover. A good game is
expected tomorrow. The Geneseo
team will be weakened by the loss
of M. Pruitt. Geneseo pitcher, who
left for his home in the east to
spend the summer vacation. He
was the athletic coach at the Cen
eseo high school this year.
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PROGRAMS FOR |
TWO Churches
ARE ANNOUNCE
Congregational and Methodist 81
day School Children win Civ
Exercises.
Especial Correspondence

(SpeCldl COTreSpOnOeNCo.D
Geneseo, ILL.,, June 1.-The fc,I ].
lowing Children's day program vi
be given at the Congregation, !.
church Of Geneseo at II O'clock
Sunday morning: II
Professional, Praise Himrl
Junior choir.
Scripture and prayer-Rev. F. s
Brewer, pastor.
Response-Primary department
Song, "Fathar in Haavea"-Jsa
ior choir.
Mess. sc of the Heralcs-Howar
Ford and Donald Michaels.
The Pilgrims-Margaret La
Elizabeth Fehlman, Virginia Feb
man.
Baptismal solo-Katherine Libs,I
knecht. Il
Baptismal service.
Secrets - By beginners depar(
ment.
Solo, "Children's Praise'-Eliz,y
beth Young.
Primary circle - Leader, Mis
Grace McBroom.
"A Snappy Salute"-John GlasI
burn.
Johnny Jump-Ups" - An exert
else.
Duet, 1.-The Dandelion- - Helesi
aid Dorothy Smith.
Rosebud Couplets" - By b. ginI
ners.
Solo, Jesus Bids Us SAine"-
Dorothy Meeker.
Coming to Circle Of an Imm
grant''-Mark Rivenburg.
"A Frontier Child"-Weslcy NM
Ter and Dorothy Ohme.
Song, "The World Children
Primary department
"Your Part'-Frances Ford.
acknowledgements.
Presentation of bibles by pastut|
Benediction-By Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures choir.
The children of the First Meth
odist church will also give its prod
gram at the church at II O'Clock to
morrow morning. The program i
as follows:
| Orchestra selection.
Song -Children's Day choir.
l HoIor Pdio
Song, "Children's Day''-Choir.
! Welcome-Helen Reig.
Scripture-Malcolm Langdoc.
| Baptism OF children
IAN Early Caller"-Erma Lavins|
"All Fixed Up''-vera Sand.
Solo, What tie Robins Say'7
Malmolm Mckenzie.
Recitation, "Children's Day."
Ethel Guild. Marguerite Ellings|
worth, Phyllis Lewis, Della Webei|
"He Hath Chosen Me'-Choir.
God Is Everywhere" - Lrcill(
Langdoc.
Little Pilgrims''-Lenore Carl
son.
/ Because He Loves Us So"-Ken|
meth Smith.
Little Rose Buds"AHelen With
row, Phoebe Withrow and Dorla
Withrow.
| Song, For Others" - Primary
Glass.
| Remarks-Rev. S. S. Langdoc.
Recitation, I'm Glad" - JOIN
Tough.
Children's day offering. D..
Orchestra.
Argus.
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POSTPONE CHURCH
OUTING TO HONOR
WORLD WAR DEAD
(Special Correspondence.)

TopeCIdI COI IeSPUHueIIEt.I
Erie, ILL.,, June 1.-THE annual
Sunday school picnic of the Erie
Methodist church. which was sched-
uled to be held yesterday was post
poned on account of the arrival of
the body of Ralph Olinger, Erie SOL
der who died overseas.
The parents and family Of Ralph
Olinger are prominent members of
the church. The picnic was post
poned indefinitely.
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MONDAY LADIES' NIGHT

Especial 70 The ArguS.)
On Monday evening at the regu-
lar meeting Of the Aledo Kiwanis
club the Reds, losers in the at
tendance contest recently staged
will entertain the Blues and their
lady friends.