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The New York herald., 1922-10-16

Lloyd George Went Out" and says ::
.'The path of the Liberal party is clear
He will appear before the electors with
a policy differing radically and directly
in essence and almost every proposal
from the ways of the coalitionism of the
last four years
The Neics says: "The pilot has
abandoned tie helm to whistle vigor-
onsly for wind from whatever quarter
1t comes"
The New York herald., 1922-10-16
TWO DIE IN TRAINS COLLISION

RANKIN. ILL.,, oct. 10 (Associated
Press) Two persons were killed and
one seriously injured when two trains of
the Lake Erie and Western Railroad
had head on collision this morning.
The dead are Fred Reaves Of Upton.
Ind. fireman of one of the trains, and
an unidentified transient
The New York herald., 1922-10-16
ITALIAN COUNTERFE.TERs BUSY

PALERMO, Sicily. Oct. f5.-The police
have discovered in caverns inside the
estate of the Duke OF Airoldi a gang OF
forgers who had printed more than
million banknotcs. Including American
dollars.
The New York herald., 1922-10-16
KEMAL TO DEMAND
END OF GREEK NAVY
Reported He Also Will IN
sist Upon Plebiscite i'll
Western Thrace.
FOR NEUTRAL EGEAN
ITO Exchange Greeks i'll
Turkey for Turks in
Greece.
WON'T MEET AT SCUTARI
Evacuation of Thrace Gets
Under Way To-day, Army
and Population.
WON'T MEET AT SCUTARI

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. 10 (Associated
Press) The Turkish newspaper Her
says Mustapha Kemal Pasha will make
four important new demands at the
coming peace conference. These will
be- first. the suppression of the Greek
navy second. the exchange of all per-
sons of the civilian minorities. mean
ing the return TO Turkey of all Mos
lens in Greek territory and the repa-
triation of all Greeks in Turkish terri
tory: third. the naturalization Of the
Tgean Islands, and fourth, that the
nationality OF western Thrace be de-
cided by a plebiscite.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

4 8 ard Jsnnis sha,kar 70 A.
bert 3. Griswold. part lols I al :.
6hefldan Hsights. 6e1th M0iins
toMnshIp. Il.
Albert Docktermau and wife to
A H. Kohlhammef, east II IL fce&
lot 10. block s, Thompson 4 Wells
addition. Rock Island, 81.
John Lambrick and wife to VIII
liam and Evelyn Kelly, north Y
lot 5. Ridgeview. Moline. 81.
Anna Slim ard heirs to Henry
Slim ct al. tract in> section 14-17-
N. 81.
Richard Pyle and wife to Charles
P. Chapman, lot :. block 2. Hunts
1st~ addition, Midway, Moline, 81.
Charles r. Chabman to Richard
Pyle. lot 6. block 2, S. w. Whee.
locks addition, Moline, 81.
| Charles L. Macdonald and wife
!, to Gordon Van Tine Co, lot ID
Exposition Park, Rock Island. 81
Henry w. and Clara TecAeatin t
Alta W. Stisser, lot 81, block q Sill
Wis, $2,770.
! Albert Hanson and wife to Clar
ence o. Hansen. lot 10. part lot
iblock IL, Han, 81.
Sarah e. Nelson to William L
Nelson. undivided y lot 4, W. E
Bailey's 9th addition, Rock Island
$1.00..
william E. Biggs and wife t,
Charles E. Moberg and wife. lot i
and part lot II. block 2. Forces
Hill addition, Moline, 81.
John Conrad Ericsson and wife t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

n
A. p. ForsnzAn. Davenport. squat
tef-fanatic. whose bixarre and un-
safe dwelling. ct the foot Of Gaines
street was burned to the ground
by order Of the authorities some
time ago. has built another shapty
on the site Of his former home and.
defying the city officers, has assert
| ID that he win ddte more battle for
! sQuatter's rights.
ForsmAn's new home. construct
| ed Of discarded building material
has only three sides and is partly
underground. City Building Com
missioner John Goettsch, claims Tie
place ID q fre-trap and that it will
not be tolerated. stating further
that he will swear out q warran,
i for Foriman's arrest. The often.
der. who is 81 years old. defended
his domicile for two years witt, a
shotgun after it had been con.
demned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

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Tsa nnlfes r.fd4r. $500 ]
" f1ila raa~s ~. 5sse lsr.x.s.ss..
Svenln~ trvfns q ,..,ssssx = 49,. - ~
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
6II|l|e||'|
|GBlSIllIlS|ON
LIQUOR caAReE


~ will fight for good liquor
~, but there comes . time
sven the owners wish to dis
..ln 4 That is when liquor" be-
y. evidence" In the hands Of
49, ~ the case Of Ben and
,as.se rpbastian. arrested las.
r.sssaf1y at their. apartment
~ G1senteenth street, when q
- Y hooch, q jug Of wine and
.s,rl bcttles Of other liquor wer.
\ ~ coacealsd in a basket in the
Nm outside their door.
a nv composed Of F. w. Block
xsrer +. L. Klove, F. w. Kinney
W Hendershot and G. Jensen
snssht in a verdict Of not guilt,
~ the case was tried before
slite Magistrate D. J. Cleland lat,
derdsy. Ben T. Reidy was at
rsey for the defense.
| ~ Sebastians live in room,
~ the O'Malley undertaking es
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

oznaas1 +. cns1nun, ~ & nioek'
n JakAaeah N a61if1ou q.
lola Car1aon - wi1e . Homer
A1h. DAst ~ -. Oasb6Iltenhns -
dftlon, Uo13nek q.
Ma1Iaret J. An1of1un and hub-
|banA e Rachei lGeyhrlan1, paFt
lot /. block I, HsiyEs Plaza, Rack
Islaad, ~
william r. md Margaret Wells
70 Arid T.-Antoosoa, lot ia, North
Highland, Moline. 81.
sPsopIe's Savings Bank Z Trust
! Co. to Naris r. Halxsrs and has
band. lot -. Glenn Oaks, Moline.
/: 500.
Henry Dasbellishn, Jr. and vita
to Louis and Marie verheis, part
lot Il. DasbeIliehn's subdivision in
northeast 4 section s-17-1w.
!. Ben A Stewart and wife to VIII
liam J. Sweeney. TT. south IS feet
lot /. block l, SchaaramAn's add
tion, Rock Island. $500.
| Ben A Stewart and wife to viii
liam J. Sweeney. TT. south IS feet
lot 2. block /, Schaarsman's addi-
ton, Rock Island. 81 200.
! Ben A Stewart and wife to VIII
liam ]. Sweeney. IT., north 40 feel
lots Ia. block /, Schaaraman's ad.
dition. Rock Island, $1,000.
/. Henry D. Zimmerman and wife
to Clyde 8. Walker, IT., north ~
feet lot s, Cuyer's addition, Rocl
Island, $4,000.
Jesse A. and Edith Cowley to Lex
Keh1. tract in west Y northwest X
i section 13-18-2e, 81.
i Clark B. Bratt to Hilda c. Brat
! Hufford. ct al, west 40 feet lot 20
block 1, J. Deere's addition, Mo
J line. $1.34s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
SWINDLE VICTIM
GETS MONEY BACK: !
SWINDI.ER FREED
Especial Moline Service. J

VSpeclaE MOfne ServiCe.1
DR." W. H. Hall, c4lored, deaf
mute. p3sing as a fortune teller
and man of all-around genius. col
lected $50 from Mrs. Carrie Cisco.
colored, East Moline, Monday, and
agreed to get a machine that would
take $4,000 out Of the ground for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

II you have good Job. keep II; II you
want . good Job. get it. Read today's
classified ade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

Today the classified al columns form
a complete., carefully indexed catalog al
t0day's wants and o6eru.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
$500 AT DANCE
|: ON new PAVING
Merchants Donate 80 Prizes to
Dancers; Was Very Success.
full Affair.

More than $500 old and young
enjoyed themselves at the street
dance Saturday night on the new
Third avenue paving between Ninth
and Tenth streets
The dancing began at 9 O'Clock
and music was furnished by Bleu-
er's orchestra. Popular dance Sc
lections were played and police Of
ficers were required to keep the
crowd back SO that the dancers
would have room to step. Both
sides of the street and all around
the orchestra stand were crowded
with people of the west end and
many were present from Davenport
and Moline.
The affair was successful in every
way and so prizes were donated by
merchants in the Ninth street and
surrounding business district The
music stand and both sides of the
street were prettily decorated and
the street was blocked at both
ends The decorations gave the
gathering a carnival effect and
horns and whistles made it gala
affair. Hundreds of automobiles
blocked the surrounding streets
and avenues.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
DENIES CHARGE
OF PROFESSOR
Wife Of College Instructor Pros.
trated Because Of Husbands ,
Allegations.

South Bend, Ind, Sept. A.
Harry Poulin, campus representa-
tives of local clothing store,
planned today his defense against
the charge of John T, Tiernan,
professor of law at the University
of Notre Dame, that Poulin is the
father of a child born to the pro-
fessor's wife last November. Pou-
lin is at liberty on bond pending
a hearing tomorrow.
Poulin celebrated his 18th we'd
ding anniversary yesterday. At
his home Mrs. Poulin expressed alb
solute faith in her husband and de-
clared he i sthe victim of a false
charge. The Poulins have two
children.
Professor Tiernan, In a state
ment, declared his action was a
blow at agencies which tried to
destroy the sanctity Of home"
Mrs. Augusta Tiernan, wife OF
the professor, was Frustrated
There are also two children in the
Tiernan home.
Professor Herman declared the
two families had been close frien0s
and that Poulin had imposed upon
their friendship in order to &C.
complish the degradation Of bis
wife.
Poulin declared Professor Tier.
nan attempted to force armoney
settlement and pointed out that
Herman had continued to live with
his wife after the alleged miscon.
duct.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
TO ACT
ON COAL PRICE

Washington, Sept. 4. - Formal
action as to distribution and prices
Of anthracite coal will be taken
soon by Secretary Hoover at q con-
ference in Philadelphia, with oper-
ators and miners engaged in the
industry, it was said today, 1T the
commerce department. An emer-
gency organization along the same
lines as was used for handling BIZ
luminous coal is expected with
householders being given as much
priority as possible in order to in
sure them supply of winter fuel.
The Philadelphia conference will
be convened as soon as arrange
ments already started can be COM
pleted, officials here holding that
the long CESSATION of hard coal pro-
duction necessitates immediate
steps to accelerate distribution Of
the citizen consumers, supply is to
be assured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
GIVES
new FIeURES|ll
ON EDUCATION
Says That Schools are Su2gEn0{
Because Of the Small Anoune
Of Money Allowed

"No more money per capita 4
being spent for the public schoo1
in. 1921 than in l9i1," e. C. Fisher
superintendent Of schools, I'D
this afternoon in talk to 100
teachers Of the public schools whO3
will enter their duties tomorr0w0
at the opening sessions Of th9N
schools.
Mr.. Fishers talk was an answer
to the question, What has the
community reason to. expect by
way of culture, efficiency and good
citizenship in return for the cost
of public education?"
MIR. Fisher gave some very inter-
esting comparisons Of the expendt-
ture of money for education. He
said that in 1921 there was 81, 100,-
100000 spent in all the schools, SO
per capita. and in 1911 there was
s446.727, 900 spent, which Is $4.76
per capita.
I'm other words" Mr.. Fisher
said, $50 per capita in 1921 Is no
more than s476 was in 1911. and
INC So-tditSu iiiNicdScS III SCuOOi
expenditure in the last 10 years
are not increases at all"
5.COO,OOO Illiterates.
Mr.. Fisher continued by saying
that 100000 illiterates. mostly ma
tive born, could not read, write or
communicate with folks at home,
according to the draft of 1917; and
out of 3,20S,00O men, 29.59 percent
were totally or partially disquaii-
fled for physical reasons, and In
last census it showed that there
were 100000 illiterates, of which
100000 were native born. Theso
figures, he said. show the "incom-
pleteness of the school system
rather than its incompetency."
He concluded his address by Civ
ing the program and the purpose
of the school system. Following
Mr.. Fishers address, principals OF
the various school buildings met
their teachers and outlined details
land plans for the new term Of
school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
Personal Points

The Misses Elsie Felt and Nellie
Haas, 1914 Fourteenth street, ar
rived home this morning after =
two weeks visit in Kansas City and
Junction City, Kan.
Miss Beryl Meek returned to her
home In Marissa. ILL.,. after = weeks
visit with Miss Elizabeth Bryan.
Miss Berea Whcelan. SIG Twen-
-ty-sixth street. spent several days
In Chicago and Milwaukee.
E Mr.. and Mrs. William Heide-
mann, e., $50 Twenty-first avenue.
and Mr.. and sMrs. William Heide-
mann. jr., 1902 Twenty-first ave-
nue.. left yesterday for an extended
motor trip through Wisconsin. They
expect to be gone week.
Carl Seeburger left Saturday
night for a motor trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kramer and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Etzel left Sat
urday night for few days visit in
Chicago.
The Misses Dorothy Dosfe and
Nellie Compton left Saturday for
Chicago and Madison. Wis.,, where
they will spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Yeager are
spending a few days in Chicago.
E. L. Sommers and daughter,
Lillian, of Chicago, are visiting at
the home OF his sister. Mrs. Rose
La Velle. 1906 Seventeenth street.
Mr.. Sommers is a native of Rock
| Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Fisher, 1911
! Thirty-second street, have return
! ed from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Ottawa and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Nitsche
and daughter, Lois of Chicago. are
visiting at the home of MIR. and
| Mrs NJ. G. Fisher and other friends
Mr.. Nitsche was formerly an archi'
tect in this city and is now in bust
ness in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wright of Chi
cago spent Saturday in the city
Mrs. Wright is a daughter of the
| late Major John H. Kinney.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
lnts to Lay Activities"-A. NJ. Legg.

duIo ~ LAay AIeAsAlASS "A. ASA" ASoop
Pontiac.
Church Finances, Methods Of
Providing for the Local Budget
John J. Johnson.
+ Can the Laymen's Association
Be Made of Any Practical Benefit"
i. N. Willis, Monmouth.
THE 1O-Year Program"-Dr. F..
E. Shut, superintendent of the
Kankakee district.
The Baby Fold and Our Duty
Toward It"-Mrs. Alice Asher, ma
iron of the Normal home.
Dinner.
The afternoon program begins at
1880 o'clock.
Our Relation and Its Relation
to the Local Church"-Dr. w. w.
Wyatt. Peoria.
"Tithing, a Cure for the F1nan-
cial Problems Of the Church'-W.
T. Jennings, Sterling.
"Is the Church Meeting the Needs
of the Day?'-State Senator R. X.
Meents, Ashkum.
OuA SoiIcSco ~. Oo'fuSoh'
president of Wesleyan university.
Reports Of committees.
Election of officers.
Introduction of new officers.
Closing remarks.
Adjournment.
Officers of the laymen's associa-
ton are:
PRESIDENT. E. Willard, East
PEORIA.
Vice presidents-I. N. Willis,
Galesburg district; A. H. Wander
lick, Kankakee district; DR.. c. W.
Kent, Peoria district, Thad Ash,
Rock Island district.
Secretary-Roy NJ. Baker, Dwight
Treasurer-H. o. Cady, Brimfield
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
|WOMAN'S UNION
COPS PRIZE IN
WORKER MARCH


Labor day parade honors went
to the women this year. Daven-
port local No. "a, United Garment
Workers, was awarded first prize
Tor best appearing delegation and
Tie United Bakers, No. SO, were a
close second. Mail carriers OF the
htcities we're third.
Complimentary mention was
made Of United Carpenters. No. 166.
Hock Island; Painters, No. 676.
davenport, and No. 500, Rock Is
ind and Moline.
Judges were tri-city postmasters
Harry P. Simpson. Rock Island |;
7 $. Lewis, Davenport; G. v.
doald. Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04

Little Light Bearers' patty At the
church. At $50 the monthly church
night supper will b. held, followed1
by an inspirational meeting and
various committee meetings. The
Willing Workers will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the H. r. 0udlow
home, 1850 Twenty-Five avenas.
and the Sunday school chorus at
1.-THE church Thursday evening.
Teachers and officers Of the .eAil-
dren's division Of the Suo1ay
school rally at the church Friday
evening at 1880.
Second Christian - Wednesday
afternoon the ladies' did society
meets at the church.
CenSsAary Methodist-The quar-.
! terly conference will be held ae
$50 Thursday evening at the
church.
Zion Lutheran-The mems club
meets tonight with Prof. Olaf Graf
strom, 831 Forty-fourth street.
Thursday evening the choir will re-
hearse.
Memorial Christian Tomorrow
evening the monthly business SEES
sion of the Christian Endeavor so
ciety will meet and Wednesday eve
nine prayer services will be held.
The woman's missionary society
j Nill meet with Mrs. C. J. Sim, 1914
Fourteenth street, Friday after
noon.
Broadway Presbyterian - We'd
nesday evening prayer services will
be held at 7:30 and Thursday eve
ming the session meet at the church
lat Z o'clock.
Evangelical Church Of Peace
The choir will rehearse tomorrow
evening. The meeting of the young
peoples society has been postponed
until next Monday night. Thursday
afternoon the first division Of the
ladies aid society will hold ifs
monthly meeting and thu second
division will meet Friday.
First Methodist - The woman's
missionary society meets tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 with Mrs. W. A.
lLovett. 1880 Sixteenth street. We'd
nesday evening prayer services will
be held. Thursday afternoon at 2:30
the woman's foreign mission society
meets with Mrs. William Mathers
1905 Twentieth street. Friday after
noon the ladies' aid society has a
business meeting at the church.
First United Presbyterian The
tri-city women's prayer group will
meet at. 2:30 tomorrow afternoon
at the Y. W. c. A. Tomorrow eve
ming the Kate Hill missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Wyman
Beardsley, 1885 Twenty-ninth-and-
a-half street. Prayer services will
be Wednesday night at tho church.
Kingsbury W. c. T. U. Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. D. J. Witt, 1923
Twenty-fifth avenue. Friday after
noon Mrs. w. ]. (Deisenroth, sos
Third avenue, will entertain the
ladies' aid society. 4,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
SETLIFFE TO CONFER
WITH LEGION HEADS

Chairmen of the convention
committees and the executive COM
mittee of Rock Island post, No. 200.
American Legion, will meet tomor-
row noon in the Rock Island club
to discuss plans for the state con-
vention New members of the le-
gion will be initiated at the legion
hall tomorrow evening. William @.
Setliffe, state adjutant. will ,be the
principal sneaker at the evening
meeting. Walter Rosenfield, post
commander, will also make short
talk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04

Genital Presbyterian = Prayer
services win be held wednesday
evening.
Oak Grove United Presbyterian-
The church board meets tomorrow
night at the church. Wednesday
evening prayer services will be held
at 1880 followed by choir practice
At $3.50. Thursday afternoon the Ia
dies aid society will meet with Mrs.
]. A. Noftsker, 1908 Twenty-fifth
street, at 2:30. Rally day will be
observed in the Sunday school and
church Sunday.
Grace LufheF1n-The confirma-
ton class will meet Ut 4:30 Satur-
day afternoon.
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Mary Baird mission circle will meet
with Mrs. Lola Anderson in Milan
tomorrow evening. The elders meet
at the parsonage at 7:45 tomorrow
night. Wednesday evening prayer
services will be held. Thursday aft
ernoon the Vomen's mission society
meets at 2:30 with Mrs. Freeman
Bingham, 1888 Forty-second ave-
nue..
First Baptist-Fhe board of trus-
tees meet tonight with w. J.
kahlke. Wednesday evening prayer
services at 1880 and Friday the
monthly meeting of the workers
class will be in the form of a pic
mic at the W. X. Crandeil cottage
on Vandruff's island. A picnic din
ner will be served at noon and Of
ficers elected at the afternoon ses-
sion. The choir will meet with Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold DeBois, 2402
Nineteenth avenue, Thursday eve
ming at 7:45. Saturday afternoon
the Herald's band will meet in the
annex at 2:30. Children from 4 to
years Of age are invited to attend
Edgewdod baptist - Tomorrow
night the teachers and officers meet
at 7:45. Wednesday evening will be
special Tally night. The teachers
training CLASH will meet at 6:45
The choir will reeharse Friday
night.
First Swedish Lutheran-Wed
resday evening at 7:45 the Bible
class will meet Thursday afternoon
, at 2:30 the ladies' aid society meets
in the church annex. Thursday eve
ming the Luther league meets in the
annex at o'clock.
Fifteenth Avenue ChriStian-Tht
church missionary society viii
meet tomorrow night with Mrs. E
H. Zimmerman, 1926 Thirty-fiftf
street. Wednesday afternoon The
ladies' aid society meets at The
church and the church board meet.
in the evening. Choir rehearsal Fri
day night.
| South Park Presbyterian - Tn,
mems class is holding its annua
Labor day picnic today at Lont
View park. Tomorrow evening thu
choir holds a fally at the church
and Wednesday afternoon at Al!
the junior Christian Endeavor ant
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
FIX DA1EFOR
Venue MOTION

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept Judge
IS. Smith in the Sangamon coun-
Y circuit court, this morning set
se1t Monday, September II - the
ate for hearing of the applica-
aon OF Governor Small's lawyers
lOr Change of venue in the civil
saits against four formers state
uoasurers, for alleged illegally
sHnheld interest money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
AEAD-oN CRASH
is Prevented

louisville. KY, Sept. Failure
alieged train wreckers to re-
~ the derail, a device always
On sidings, prevented the head
\. crash Of the Louisville 4 Nash
US through passenger train into
uins OF cara loaded with stones
Mitchellsburg, KY, last night,
~ oruing Ito local officials Of the
oed company. The locomotive
~ oaegase and mail cars were de-
out the passenger and Pull
coaches remained ON the
so and no one VI sinjured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
HOSPITAL SALE
OFFER WITHDRAWN

Offer Of sale of the Davenport
hospital made to the Upper Iowa
conference of the Methodist church
has been Withdrawn. The confer
ence this fall was scheduled to pass
upon the proposal Of purchase and
management Of the hospital under
the d1nomfnat3oaai CONTROL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
CUT CAbLEL|NE
TRAINS SERVICE
Morning Passenger Down and Aft.
ernOOn Train Back Effoc.
tive HencefOrth.

Rock Island Lines today cut ser
vice on its Cable-Sherrard line Of
the Peoria branch to one train a
day. The crew makes a round
trip, leaving the Twentieth street
station at TAO O'Clock in the morn
ing and returning here at 2:25
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Heretofore morning and after
noon service was provided on the
branch line but the new schedule
eliminates the afternoon schedule.
All the News-All the Time-Thp
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-04
Obituary
Funeral of Mr.. Heath.

Funeral services for Joseph
HEATH Fonda, Iowa, former resi-
dent of Rock Island, were held yes
terday afternoon in the Mcconnell
chapel, Milan. Rev. ]. A. Decker
conducted the services. Burial was
in the chapel cemetery.