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Evening star., 1922-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COAL FOR SALE

COAL FOR SALE
sltI5 per ton. chestnut. Lykels valley
s775 per ton. New River run OF mine; side,
walk deliveries. CONDICT COAL CO., l4OO
u 81. NV. Telephone Main 1853. 10
DIR HENRY F. R. SNYDER HAS REMOVED
10 the Barrister bldg, suite 1O6-1OI. FRANK
lin 1I7I. lo'
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
ship-The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Maurice kaminkovitZ and Simon Chai-
Kin is hereby dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Kaminkovitz continuing the business.
All debts due said firm payable to Mr.
kamlnkOvitz: ard all debts owed by said hrm
will be paid by Mr.. kaminkovtz, who as
sames all debts of said firm heretofore made
or hereafter to be made. MAURICE kA-
SUNKOvITZ. SIMON CHAIKIN. 50 y st. $ e.
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
ship.--The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Harry u. Hughes, William II. Schrein-
ert and Emory F.. Mckinney. under the firm
name Of Mckinney Company; is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Mckinney
continuing the business under the same name.
All debts due and owing said firm will be
paid TO the succeeding partner. Mr.. McKin-
nry, who assumes all debts of said firm here
tcfore made hereafter to be made.
tSigned.) H. u. HUGHES.
WM. II. SCHREINERT,
EMORY Z. MCKINNEY,
II Of
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WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC
tnat the General Conference Of the Church Of
Christ tInc) in D. G. requested the public 10
assist them in a ten thousa nd dollar rally to
liquidate the debt property on G st.
between 21st and 22nd SITS. NV. General COM
mittee: BISHOP /. P. BROOKS, 3l9 st.
NV: BISHOP R. p. MORGAN PAS st.
NV; REV. GEORGE H. MOoNE, So Elm
ST. n. 14s
Evening star., 1922-07-14
tronclad Roof Paint Best

Applied by skilled workmen using hand
brushes. Not a mere coating" but A
high-grade oxide of iron and iineeed oil
paint While you're at it, get the best.
TRONCI AID Roonng l4ls st. NV.
<4SNA4 ~ Company. Phone Main u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Bl|PllsTS TO
HOLD ANNUAL
MEET AUG. 2s
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The 18th annual session Of the
Rock Island Baptist association
will convene at the Orion Baptist
church August 1851.
Moderator R. W. .Babcock will
open the session. A ministers con-
ference will b held ut O'Clock
on the opening day at the Metho-
dist church. Devotionals will be
led by DR.. H. c. First. Rev. H. A.
Keithly will give an address on
"The Minister and His Denomin-
4tion" Discussions will follow
this talk. DR.. J. M. Jones will talk
on THE Minister'S Prayer Life"
Rev. G. A. Sheets will discuss "The
Evening Service" An open air
forum with The Ministers Prob
lens" as = topic will be held in
the evening.
Members Of the woman's mis-
sionafy society will have their first
day session at the Baptist church.
Miss Gertrude Dusenberry will give
an organ solo, which will be fol-
lowed by devotionals led by Mrs.
C. H. Schneider Mrs. G. A. Sheets
will give Echoes from the Indian
apolis convention" Suggestions
for woman's mission work will be
discussed by the association lead
erS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
CHllIJlRC slHIlE$

O'Clock tomorrow night. There will
b. no Sunday night services.
fjrst NelAo1lst- services this s
week because Of camp meeting 1t
TiEdall's grove.
,Seoead Christian - The Loyal
Boys class will meet tomorrow
night at the home OF NJ. J. Hamef1y,t.
'lA23 Sixth street. On wednesday,.
afternoon the ladies' aid society WilAf
meet at the church. ..ess
Fifteenth Avenue Christ1Aa-1Ae
adult hible class and young mar
ried peoples class will have . joint
picnic at Lincoln park tonight. On
Wednesday evening The young
peoples society wiz sponsor q so-l
cial at the parsonage. A short play
and program will be given ut the
church Friday evening by members
| of the loyal young peoples class.
First United PresbytefiaA-The
annual outing of the Kate Hill Mis-
sioEary society will be picnic sup
per at Long View park tomorrow
evening. Prayer meeting at the
!church Wednesday evening. The
ladies' missionary society viii meet
with Mrs. Margaret Sanborn. 1120s
First avenue, Thursday afternoon /!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
|Fashio1, NeUs
Notes by W;re|
to The Argus

Paris, Aug. 21.-An unusual hat
for the autumn is Of black velvet,
With a brim that extends beyond
the shoulders. The crown is high
and the hat has q distinctive air
even when untrimmed. This is
fortunate, for the trimming is of the
simplest sort. 1t consists OF
a wide, gathered ruffle Of water
green organdie which falls, hap
hazard across and beyond the brim
from a point at the right of the
front to a point slightly beyond the
middle OF the back. The front has
no trimming at all.
London, Aug. 21-Plaid silk is
being used for bathing suits at
fashionable watering places. On
a slim figure, these short costumes
in big and brilliant plaid are very
attractive. Wool flowers and
scrolls ornament other salts in
solid colors. Still other swimming
costumes, In sand colored satin are
decorated with rows upon rows Of
tiny imitation periwinkle shells
Some OF the eponge bathing capes
have sandals to match. A cape IN
white and cherry had white sandal
with cherry bows.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
MOLINE ANNOUNCES
LABOR DAY EVENTS

A mystery man contest, a horse
shoe pitching tournament, role
bolle, a track meet, water sports,
relay race around the lake for fac
tory employees, girls ball-throwing
contest will be some Of the attrac-
tons at the community industries
picnic at Prospect park on Labor
day. George Buck has been chosen
master of ceremonies. Roy N. Con-
rad will be in charge Of the ath-
letic contests.
Music will be furnished by the
Elks' band between the hours OF
2:30 and 6 o'clock. Supper will be
served at s. After supper there
will be music by an orchestra and
a quartet in connection with free
moving pictures and vaudeville.
Prizes to be awarded to winners
of the various contests will be don
ated by Moline merchants. Water
sports consist Of life-saving DEM
onstrations by Boy Scouts, canoe
fitting contest, girls and boys
swimming contest, and fancy div
ing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
HASTEN SCHOOL
At PORT BYRON
Prepare Working Plans ut Once for
$4,000 Addition to Acad.
envy Structure.

Work upon the erection of the
high school building at Port Byron
will be started this fall according
to information received by CerviA
& Horn, Rock Island architects,
who have been instructed to pre-
pare the working plans and spe-
cifications for the construction Of
the $4,000 addition to the academy
building, voted at q recent bond
issue election.
The addition will be of brick
with stone trimmings, and will be
three stories high.
The academy building and the
new addition will be heated by the
same plant and work on a we'll to
provide sufficient water supply will
be started at once. Preliminary
plans were adopted conditional
upon the bond issue approval.
The school authorities will be
prepared to advertise for bids as
soon as the working plans are COM
pleted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
PRAISED
FOR ATTITUDE
Newspapers Commended for Stand On
Civic Affairs and Gabel Murder
by kiwanis Organization.

Kiwanis club members in session
At noon today instructed the COM
nittee on public affairs to draft a
resolution commencing the press OF
the tri-cities, particularly those
Newspapers which have recently
exposed civic conditions and de-
bounced the non-enforcement OF
law, and the murder of Bill Gabel.
The resolution was offered by
William H. Schillinger, and he said
that the resolution should request
The press to continue the same
campaign against law-breakers and
pledge the cooperation OF the XII
wants club. The committee. of
Which DR.. Joseph DeSilva Is chair
man. will meet tomorrow afternoon
II o'clock in his once.
John Heinkel. sales manager OF
me Blake Speciality company. was
speaker, and said the company he
iepresented Needed street car trans
Gauon In order to increase the
aandard of its working force. He
mentioned that Min street was bad
In need Of oiling and that the
aanufacturers In the west end
sefe menaced every spring by
soeds. He requested the coopera-
aon OF the Kiwanis club In remedy
ae these conditions.
Inc club voted to suspend its
aeeung next Monday to accept an
aSltatton from the Moline Kiwanis
uuo to attend IN all-day picnic at
seneseo. Members Of the club will
meet at the Rock Island club al
ION Monday and motor to Gene
~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am &
girl Is years old and have had
steady company with a fellow Of
% for about four months. / have
enjoyed being with him very much,
but lately he has told me that he
loved me and asked me to kiss him.
He even said if quit he would 90
back to his home town to stay, for
there would be nothing to live for.
Should / quit him, for I had new
er thought Of going with him for
ever! don't love him well
enough to marry him.
Is It wrong to let fellow kiss
you after you have been out with
him quite a few times? Please ad-
wise me. for I have different fell
lows ask me to kiss them and
always refuse them.
Is there anything that would
make the hair in my eyelashes
grow thick for l have always such
light. thin ones? THANK YOU.
Be truthful when the young mar
tells you he loves you. and let him
know that you do not love hin
enough to marry him. To encour.
him in the thought that you loved
him would only make matter,
worse and would hurt him more
deeply later on. If he understand:
your regard for him and still
wants to see you, there is no meet
Of your dropping him completely
unless you prefer to do so.
The number of times you hav,
been out with young man shoult
not determine whether it is al
right to kiss him. Love should b.
the motive. Some day you will b,
thankful if YOU have not cheapene'
yourself by pfomiscuous kissing.>
The following is recommended a
an eyebrow and eyelash grower
Cologne, two and one half ounces
glycerine, one and one-half ounces
fluid extract Of jaborandi. tw
drains.
Agitate ingredients until thQf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
SCHOOL BOARD
100000 SHORT


Chicago, Aug. 2l.-Transactions
by the Chicago board Of education
during the regime Of Edwin 8.
Davis and Albert H. Severiughaus,
former president and vice prest-
dent, respectively which have been
under scrutiny Of the states at
torney's office TOR several months,
have disclosed a shortage Of ap-
proximately $500. 900, Investigators
for State's-Attorney Crow asserted
today.
Discrepancies were said to covsr
q wide range OF transactions in
GLIDING the purchase Of unneces-
sary repairs. real estate deals, pay
roll padding and favorltim~ IN
awarding contracts.
william A. Bither, attorney for
the Davis Severinghau board. and
H. W. Kaup, . real estate man, are
under indictment In connection
with the sale Of properties to the
school board.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Ancient Greeks Must Have KnowI
the Value of Vitamines.

the Value OF v1t2mlneSs
Warriors of ancient Greece may
not have known vitamines by name
but must have known their nature
else why were Homeric heroes, aft
er dealing their death blows and
leaving destruction in their wake,
content to sit down and refresh
themselves with plates Of Boston
baked beans or humble lentils,
more often than not, scholars tell
US, prepared by their own hands?
Alexander the Great brought
onions, our Bermuda violcts."
from Egypt into Greece, whe,e
they were extensively cultivated
and formed large part OF the
daily rations of bis troops, he be-
lieTing that they melted a warlike
spirit. One can scarcely imagine
Achilles peeling onions or Ulysses
shredding cabbage, but the Egyp'
tians worshiped the cabbage, erect
ing affairs to this vitamine bearing
vegetable, and served this green
god as the first course at their
feasts. The Greeks and Romans
believed that eating cabbage pre-
i served them from the consequences
! of too great indulgence in spirit.
uous liquors, as the Volstead &C,
not haying gone into effect. every.
thing had kick. They also be.
lieved cabbage an infallible pre-
ventiye of paralysis.
Suggestions.
| To lift doughnuts from the no
fat, use an ice pick. Two or three
may be easily taken up at once
where fork would only lift one.
| Chimney cleaning is as impor
tant as the annual furnace over
} hauling. This is good time alst
Ito examine the roofs and cutters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21

oughly incorporated. Apply 10 the
eyebrows with . brush and to the
lashes with . Tiny. camei's hair
paint brush. The brush must b.
passed lightly along the eyelids.
and extreme care exercised that NO
portion Of the lotion touches the
eye itself.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am .
young man Is years Of age and
have been in love With q young
lady for eight months. As she 10
about two years my senior. her IA
Their objects to her going with me
on that account.
Please outline some plan By
which ! can prove the sincerity Of
my love to her father.
!. WILLIAM.
Without doubt your love Is sim
cere now, but 1t is indeed doubtful
whether FIVE years from now you
will feel the same way about the
girl, Youthful love is q violen,
matlef, but as the youth ap-
proaches maturity his tastes un.
Idergo a change.
Be as manly as you can and plan
for the future. 1t will not hurt
you any to study and work 80 thai
you will be a better husband fol
the girl and able to claim her Al
quickly as possible. Do your bes'
and do not worry about the fathers
attitude. II by the time you arr
ready to marry you have PROVED
yourself worthy, the father will nj
longer consider your age . draw
back. Time will work out you
problem for you and it is useless
| to fret because you are opposed il
your desire. Live for today tn
Ibest you can and have faith that O.
the events Of your life take form
they will be for your own goo'
and ultimate happiness.
Mrs. A. D.: The only thing yol
can do for the dress is to have
dyed in a colors which will concea
the discoloration. Another tim
wear shields.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Miss Sweeney to We'd.

Announcement of the engage
nent and approaching marriage OF
Miss Carena M. Sweeney is made
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Clulow OF 1880 Scott street, Daven-
port, to william M. Clark OF Gin
ton, Iowa. The marriage will be q
ceremony Of Thursday, Aug. 81. at
st. Anthony's church. Rev. ]. Bull
ger to officiats at the ceremony.
There will be a small Company for
the wedding breakfast to be served
1t Hotel Biackhawk following the
aeemony. The bridal couple will
leave on a wedding trip and will
make their home in Clinton, where
Mr.. Clark Is established in a fur
uituro store,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
9n1tafhrnlh 9tnta -
MENU HINT.

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Oatmeal with Bran and Raisins
Top Milk.
French Toast.
Milk. Coffee. =
Luncheon.
Pressed Beef and Lettuce Sand
wiches thrown bread).
Russian Potato Salad.
DEVILS Food Cake with
Butter Cream Dressing.
Hot Tea
Dinner.
Baked Virginia Ham.
Escalloped Potatoes with Pimento
Harvard Beets. Sliced New Onions
Berry Pie Iced Tea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21

- &C. u--ase1 pv>.hv<exs,~
~ A 0o 49,. ...,..s !, No
Wsdr..a.v .v.rinr An ice cream
sc.s.I I'M = .;ver Thr,,Aay even
f1el.nA Prexbyterian The
r,orthlv meeting ~ the Cleland Ia
a,sss "a .ocsetv iii, ~ held at
t.so Wednesday Afternoon II Tn
church.
cut. n, r,nit.S pr..hxteri.nN
nrsn, rnsa,;n. ~ the vonnv No.
misafonary corcle win be held at the
country homo Of Miss Ruth Bing-
man. tomorrow evening. At IL
O'Clock next Sabbath Rev. F. r. Nc
Presbyterian church OF davenport
Will preach
South Park PteshyteJalA-Reg-
ular weekly prayer meeting at 1880
Wednesday evening. At the close
OF the meeting, chairman OF the
rally month committees will gath
er in session.
EdRewoei Baptist - Teachers
Wednesday evening Regular prayer
...v,,n. ~ o,cIo~L Tho choi,
will have rehearsal ut the church
Il the Booster Rows OF the Sunday
school viii sponsor an ico cream
aoc;.l IN the church lawn
u-,-,p -,, r,....,
% ot. nArtnoiohe" uay. ois
coinnuhioi, III 'ne cnafei DIT "n'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Boy Scout News

Members OF the executive conf
mittee expect a 100 per cent turn
out Thursday when they journey to
Camp Winnie-Taska to inspect the
camp. There will be large num-
Der of boys in camp at this time
and the men who 60 to camp will
sleep in tents and cook their own
food the same as the campers. J..
F. Witter, president Of the local
council, Twill lead the, committee
in the baseball game against the
campers. The committee will meet
at Scout headquarters at ; O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Troop No. has added another
Eagle Scout. He is Adelbert Keel
ey. who passed necessary require
ments Saturday. Scout Kelley has
been active in scouting for the
past year and has held nearly all
the troop Offices in his troop. This
makes three Eagle Scouts for thil
troop. Scout Kelley will be init
lated into the Eagles nest the first
week in September.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
FAILURE OF STATE
TO APPROVE PLANS
STOPS ROAD WORK

Failure of the Iowa state high
way commission, Ames, to act
promptly on plans for tho paving
OF 15.9 miles on the Davenport
Harrison street, New Liberty high
ways has forced the Scott county
supervisors to cancel . call Tor bids
which we're to have been opened to-
morrow. A new date will BE- Set
BY. the board after tho highway
commission has passed apon TIE
plans and prepared ths = proper
notices.
The plans are for, - miles -on
the Davenport Princeton road and
SIS miles on the Harrison street.
New Liberty road.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
HUMAN FISH STUNT
DRAWS BIG CROWD
tsoscaal Moline Service,

Jean A. Pope Of East Moline dem
onstratsd Saturday afternoon that
he 10 the champion caster OF this
community That distinction was
conferred on him after his struggle
TO land the human fish." Mrs. Ma
bel Eley Schurr, Rock Island, at
the tournament held under auspices
Of the Isaak Walton league at
Prospect park.
the end Of which time. Mrs.
Schurr's headpiece came on ana
the contest ended. Pope pulled the
human l,sh q distance Of 80 feet
10th the angler and the fish" were
exhausted after the contest
In the<second contest John Pal
mer, norman, was declared the
winner. R. e. Rosencrantz was
the fisherman. On-the first plunge
the line broke when Palmer was
about 80 feet from short It was
called 4 foul. On the second dive
palmer swan within IS feet OF the
opposite shore. The line snapped
q second time. ..
Pope won first place in the bait
rod distance event, casting ~ rect
c. III. Elmer was second. 81 feet;
and s. G. Mac, third. s. feet. A SIN
casting line was the FIRST prize.
The bait rod accuracy event wa
Won by r. K Baker with s8.66 pei
,, cent, Jean Pope was second, ~
per can't. and r. E. Rosencfantx
third, 97.33 per cent.
A AZ rod was won by Pope fol
arst place in tho ny-rod accuracy q
event. He had . percentage OF "
per cent r. z. Rosencfants VA
second With ~ per cent and JONI
/ Engstrom was third with slS pei
can't. More than ono housane
persons witnessed the contests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Today's Recipes.

Russian Potato Salad Dressing
To a cup of cooked dressing add
three tablespoons OF chilli sauce and
chopped green pepper.
harvard Beets-Cook new beets
until done. Skin and chGp into
cubes. Max a cream of one cup
of weak vinegar, one tablespoon
-four, salt and pepper. Stir-all to-
gether and serve hot.
Devils Food Cake with but II
cream dressing)-Sift together one
and one-half cups -four, one cup
sugar, three tablespoons cocoa, one
tablespoon melted shortening. Dis
solve one level teaspoon Of soda in
one and one-half cups sour milk
stir into the -four, add one teaspoon
vanilla and bake in gem pans.
1cing-Dissolve three teaspoons
cocoa in two tablespoons hot water
cook one minute, add one heapins
tablespoon butter and stir il
enough confectioner's sugar t.
make it stiff enough.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
INVITE ROTAR1ANS
TOATTENDPAGEANT
AND JOINT PICNIC

The Rock Island Rotary club has
received an invitation to attend
a special Rotary presentation of
an historical pageant to be held at
Dubuque, Iowa, next Wednesday by
Eu-Qu- Bud, civic society. The
presentation will supplement q
Joint picnic arranged by the Du-
buque and Savanna, I'LL, Rotary
clubs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Anderson.Steele.

Miss Lola Steele, daughter of Mr..
and MfS. william Steele, Thirty
ninth avenue and Eleventh street,
and Herbert O. Anderson Of Milan,
were married Saturday evening at
the Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church at Z o'clock. Rev. Charles
Mann OBLIGATED. Some IS relatives
and friends witnessed the cerc-
mony.
Before the wedding hour Mrs.
Paul Sippel played nuptial music
and the wedding march was the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin.
Miss Merle Goddard attended the
bride as maid of honor and George
Geber of Milan was best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson went imme-
daitely to housekeeping in Milan.
The bridegroom is employed at
Rock Island arsenal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21

=. n. G. Altz Of East Moline
s< heetsss Saturday >Qoon ct Q
- Iuncheon-brldge A. Terrace
~. Davenport. complimenting
~ stgler. Miss Fay Booth Of this
=, Miss Booth will become the
~ Of Harry Cleaveland Sept. 6
~ 4 TO be honoree at q number
y serttes during the next weeks.
~ were covers for % at the
~ able, attractively decorated
|. ~ PASTEL shades, Miss Booths
= iiins colors. carried out with
,ssiioli in two tall silver baskets.
kleving luncheon. bridge was
.issrd ct six tables, favorS being
.rsrlsd to the winner Of hieh
-. and there was . party gift
n he honoree.
fbnofrow noon Mrs. Ben Koeh
! sntertaining at a luncheon At her
~. 1927 Fourteenth-and-a-haif
~. for her cousin, and Wednes-
"a noon Mrs. l.. H. Kaupke, 10f7
Nth avenue, ais giving q l O'Clock
,ssebson, to be followed by bridge
IA III afternoon.
mn. Louis Stafford. 1913 Four
,,suth-and -a-half street. has invit-
u Il friends of the bride-elect to
Il o'clock luncheon at the Terrace
GARDENS, Davenport, = Thursday
non. There will be three tables
4 bridge in the afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Small Luncheon at Gardens.

Saturday noon Miss Katherine
Greer. 9O6 Pershing avenue, DAY.
EXPORT, was hostess at Terrace
Gardens at a small 3irncheon for
Miss Ruth Settler of Peoria, the
guest of Miss Gladys Hosler OF East
High street, Davenport, and Miss
Ruth Woodbridge Of Dubuque, who
lis visiting Miss Josephine Hutchin-
son, 904 Pershing avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
MONSIGNOR FLkVN %
Is CRITICAILXu ILL

Monsignor Flavin. rector OF the
st. Ambrose cathedral. Des.Hoines,
and former Davenport clergyman.i
ia critically i'll at Mercy hospital. y,
Des Moines. The monsignOr Isl
suffering from high blood pressure
and rheumatism. He was taken to
the hospital a week ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-21
Social Anneuneements.

The woman's missionary society
of Broadway Presbyterian church
will meet Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock within Mrs. James Carl. 925
Twenty-hird street.
The wQman's missionary society
of Central Presbyterian church
will hold a meeting Friday after
noon at the church at 3 o'clock.