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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

About thirty members attended the
meeting held last evening by the st
Cecilia Society of St Francis church
in the cluD rooms, A short business
session was held, followed by social
hour and refreshments.
~ 4, Z,
An enjoyable evening was had by q
number of Ottawa YOUNG folks IT a
weinie roast held last evening on the
banks of tn Fox river in North OF
tawa. A fire was built and weinies
roasted, while the guests enjoyed a
swim, after which a luncheon was
served The affair was complimentary
to Miss Mathifda and Joseph Mohr Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, WHO are visiting at
the c, j. Amendt liSfhe in Center OF
tawa.
. 4, {,
Mrs. William Mulholland entertain
ed last evening with a dinner party
at her home, 500 East Superior street
complimentary to Miss Frances Dunn,
who on Aug. 10 will become the bride
Of John j. Hart of this city. Mrs. MIL
holland was assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. V. j. Hanley. Fourtean guests
were present and partook of four
course dinner served at Z O'Clock.
Yellow and white decoratf ons were
used throughout the rooms. The ont
of-town guests were Miss Adele Sta
pleton Of Gary, Ind: Miss Marcela
White and Mrs. v. j Hanley of Chi
cago, and Miss Mabel Waterman Of
Estherville, Iowa.
f. y =
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold their regular monthly business
meeting tonight at the United Evan
gelical church, Illinois avenu and Lee
land street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
TOINICA 0CT0GENARlAN
DIES AT SONS HOME

s,mda Rph,r sad 49, tg maay
VCtrp Wudlnrn Jd, ldd iarmor,
diri v,jDc.uay 10 Che llmt OF his
sos hcn!S, hear 1oniea, following an
tAe5s wilma complication of diseases
attributed 90 his advanced age. The
late Mr. Baker was well known here.
Born in Germany March ~, 1895,
the deceased came to America fifty
Eve years ago aud took up his resi-.
dence near Tonicn where he made his
home virtually the remainder Of his
life.
Nine children survive they are
Mrs. Katherine Falk, of Iowa Mrs
George Miller OF Iowa; Mrs. Anna
Jensen, OF Montana Mrs. Carrie Kes
sler, OF Iowa. Mrs, Mary kessler, of
Granville: Henry, of Tonica; Balser
Of Tonica; Simon Jr,, north Of Peru.
and Theodore, of Iowa.
Funeral services will be held at
the Henry Baker home near Tonica
AZ p, m. Friday, lnterment at Toni.
/ ca,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
EX-PASToRS DUAL NATURE IS
ANALYZEO
lyst and Psychological lnVes.
tilator

Donald Stewart has two distinctly
conflicting natures.
In both these selves there is the
characterised which has predominant.
ed through his life and which is re.
sponsible for part OF his present diff
culties.
That is an aggressiyeuess which
knows no rest
II must be directed against some
thing all the time. il not outside him
self, then within. He want to fight,
10 reform. But in contrast to this is
counter inclination for one shield
ing affection. domestic peace and
loyalty TO one woman. To battle aud
and 10 rest, these war within him.
The attractiveness for women which
Stewart undoubtedly possesses offers
strong temptations to the man who
loves feminine worship. This gives
rise to many tragedies.
The same intensity that makes the
single track mind so powerful also
makes II the more dangerous when
DETECTED from its normal course.
Then the inclination to brood in
duces self suggested mental pictures
of haunting nature. They become
nightmares of obsession as Stewart
speaks of.
Il is the man he was nagging the
81 MoU ~ urW
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed bids, will be received by the
undersigned until "Wednesday. August
3, 1922, A. D., at the hour of O'clock
p. m. for the. sale of sixteen thousand
dollars worth of Fire Equipment
Bonds, twenty thousand dollars worth
OF Courtney Street, Hit Street and
Spring Street Bonds, and five thou
sand dollars worth of Main Street
Lateral Canal Arch Bonds.
w. w. CURTIS,
K}gtI City Clerk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
Iron Sands put to Coed Use.

Cast iron of excellent quality is now
being made from the iron sands that
abound on the shores of New Zealand
On over 100 miles Of coast there are
millions Of t'.hs Of this iron sand bur
1t Is only during The last few years
thai It has been utilized.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

sons We're made and all OF them were
substantated by facts and figures,
Illinois is very fortunate In having
Engineer Barnes in the state for he
is man OF wide experience. and had
charge OF the engineering work on
the Panama canal,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

even 40 IN Y oW n
housework, could not
sleep at night and
all kinds of que err
thoughts would come
to me. Finally 1
gave up going 70 the
doctor and a friend
told me of Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound.
After the first bottle
/ could sleep better
and [ have kept on
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
Telephones on American EARNS,

Telephones on American Farms.
As many as 2,oO0,OOO farms IA the
United States are equipped With tee.
farms in the country No other coun.
try has anything like this farm tele-
phone development.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

and the father Of three children. He
left them to go east and in Whining
ton. Del, married again, he asserts,
seeking forgetfulness.'
Weds Again in New York. e.
Then in New York ] met Mrs.
Ethel OsbaldeSton, the most inspir
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE ACE
Women Should Know How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Helps at This Trying Period

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. II was run
down, tired and nervous. | could not
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
So He Can't Be Happy.

Jud Tunkins saysa man can he hap
ply II he has all the money he wants,
only there isn't any such thing.-Wash-
iYigtafl Star. @
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

Friendship Must Be Blind.
A friend IL one VITO H BOWS how
worthless you are and does MT give a
darn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

Gf1oooRA1r.
1slnev uUesDsoai ~ olxsA ssanas -
snstsselA snssG ~. y. Z -
rector. Holy connuaion q s;So .. =.
Snaday school anA bthas cIass ~ ~
and vsasa q $50 .. n coepessas
esannnien Of NJ Sunday scAsA (seeso6
eundayl. ESQ .. =. HsIy commnntca -
ese1nea (fffsa. Third ard fiftA euD0nvep.
ie:l5 Z =. Merning prayer and ssr1os
pssssr ssa sSd9.. = !. 40 . n aornns
prayss and ntany. Friday 10 = =. Holy
comauniea tHoly Days) and 10 .. =.
Central PSesoytesian-Cosnef Of feur-
tseuth street and Tenth avenue. nev.
JAnes Thoapsoa Aordy. pastor. sunday
school st 9:45 .. n. George 9. Pesstn.
b nsn's parior. n. }. Jones. leader. We
msa's Bible Class In ladies' parios. Nh.
70. ". Aosx. loader. Senior and lntsr.
sAe6iats Chrissian EndeavQr q $50
Services q 1o:45 and S:30 o'clock.
Broadway Presbyterian cnurch-csrnef
Twenty third street and Seventh sveaue.
Rev. John Mc0own Stevenson. pastor.
Bible school. superintendent. aeFvey =.
Curtis: departmental superintendents. be-
gtnaers. Mrs. wallace Souders: primary.
Mrs. W. II. Marshall: Junior. DR.. Ernest
Andervon: intermediate. Mrs. Hervey
E Curtis: senior. E. o. Vale. Jr.: mem
class. Thomas W. Walton; woman's class.
Mrs Frank Mixter Al departments con
vcne at $3.50 .. m. Senior Christian En-
deavor society. $50 p. m. Mid-week
prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
south fsrk Presbyterian - Corner Of
Thirttsth street and Fifteenth sveauS!
DR.. W. G. Ogievee. pastor. Sunday school
u ESQ =. n. Mems class in the house
next 70 church. Omen b. Wright, teacher
Young mems class meets in class room. E
c. Fisher. teacher. Services at J3:45 and
7:30.
Cleland presbytertan-Aikin street.
South Rock Island. Rev. J. B. Howard
pastor. Sunday school at 0:45 Q. N
Endeavof at $3.50. Service at 7:30 with
sermon BY pastor. Prayer service Tues
day evening at 1880
tourteenth street. DR.. J. II. Gibson. pcs
tor. Sunday school &: $3.50 =
Services st 10:45. Christian Endesyor d
$50. Evening service at 7:3O.
Oak Grove United fresby.@nan-TveE
ty-fourth street anu Ninetcenth aveaue
| $50. Services as 1880 Q. nj. and z :a(
/: p. 70. ssr
Coal Valley Preshyterian- Coal VALLEY
Bloao school II 2 .. n. Sermon .. n
Chsisslah Endeavor AZ 1850 p. "A
| Beulah rresbysenan-kural township
Bible school II 10 .. m Preaching serv
loss At 7:30. DR.. W. G. oglevee, speaker
| Gloria Del Third Univ.u ..frsOyier,sn-
Twelfth street and Forty---cond avenue
Rev Charles G. Mann. oss.or. Sunday
school Ut 9:45 =. m. Services Il II an<
Jas. Youns. Peoples society 1t 6:45
Milan Preshyterian-Rev. J. H. Howard
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Morn
| ing service 1t 1O:45. Christian Endeavo
~ 6:l5. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Wed
nesday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

John LoonSy has Transferred ~
warranty deed his farm on Rock
river and his residence At 10l3 Six
teenth avente, Rock Island. 70 his
daughter. Ursula HAnblin. The
deed to the city property was filed
for record late yesterday and the
deed to the farm was filed this
morning.
Both deeds were acknowledged
in Denver, Dec. Is. by notary
public. Both chow conveyance for
81 and other valuable considers
ton, but stamps on the documents
indicate an estimate value Of about
S., 900 on the city property and
about $4,000 ON the farm. The
farm land consists Of 60 acres, more
or less, between the Twenty-fourth
and Thirtieth street roads and ex-
tending south to the Rock river
road.
Foreclosure proceedings are now
in progress in the circuit court.
brought by the Arp estate. The
matter has been referred to the
master in chancery, and there it
has remained in statu quo since
Looney has been a fugitive from
justice.
The Arp claim against the farm,
including original debt and inter
est, is said now to be in excess Of
$4,000. AS much more indebted
ness is evidenced in. a claim based
on paper in controversy. Dan Drost
is seeking to cash it.
County records indicate a mort
gage of $4,000 against the city prop
erty Of Looney.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

Qrnca fne1lnh LpeAefaA-cwDR Dovs
sosh svenue ard Dtrty-toustA stsueG n
q. a. nsannelis, pes4ur. sun1ny eeAoea
= p:ltT =. Ssrytcee 6 lo:1S s. =.
zsua Luthsesa church rosty-ftith
street. and SeventA svenue. lev. joAn
Ekholm. nnetcf. Aundsy echcul e e:9o.
6ervice =; lo.AB.
First Lutheran - Corner Fourteenth
street and Fourth avenue. Daniel
Martin. acting pastor. Sunday school II
$50. Morning sefvcae q 10:45. Vincent
Nordgren. speaker.
CHRISTIAN 6CaENe9-
Firss chureA Of CAnss 9dsnsises Cor.
ner Seventh avenue end Twenty -Geco0d
strss1 Sunday school y o:46 .. - Tee.
t,mcniAi MEETING every wednesday, u .
Lesson topic. .Christ Jesus
'Tbe church nei,t,,n. = free resdrns
room n ~ PeonIe'e Nal,eesi Bank build.
iow vhtoh n ouen every veek-dsy iron
III .30 q "a. 10 .. m. and every Satur.
i.y frnm i 10 10 ma IRON 7.3O o. q.
~ All aufhoriseA litafas,rv on Chr1s.
uan srissre M g reod o. pufchssoa.
-
MyscyJJAxH0UH
I'M, Reorran,ssd Church Of aesus Chris
NJ Iatt.r D.v Nainaa-Earhteenth ayonue
and Tsnth strrst. n. 81. Aruhambauit
.,der n rn.rrs Resadence 0ack oi
Church. SUNDAY school n $50 .. =.
Preschiur a III I. m. and $50 >. =. Re.
ierio N a O'Clock. PRAYER ueotins wed
uesday eyeninr Al O'Clock.
+ west End Settlement-4ce Seventh ave-
oue. Services al 1886 .. N. and G:jo
I'm. Sunday school II 9 80 p. n: ~. b
Barker. superintendent Cottage Vrayei
meeting Monday: mid-woek service Wed
Lssday and tarrying meetlnG Friday.
Rescue Ntssion-Twentteth street and
| fnira avenue. ;ames Daubney, superin
| tendent Sunday school at 5 p. m. Sefv
! .ces every night at 1880 and converts
| drawer service nj 7 so every weekday
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

Four Chrisfmaa programs 70 be
8fsen q. Rock Ia1nnA ellWeA1o tbs
eysnisg "A tollorfoN, q q 6ition
- tho6o Whlch ADt6azo1 = The
Argus earlier this week. are listed
below:
A special Christmas program will
be given Sunday evening at Z
o'clock BY the children Of the Inn
manuel Lutheran day and Sunday
schools. Tho Christmas story will
b catechised b. W. q. Kohlhoff. A.
Albrecht will preside ct the organ.
Following II the program:
Organ prelude, Holy Night,
{Dualy Buck).
Hymn, Joy to the World"
Responsive reading.
+ Gloria PAtrt.
Prayer.
REGULATIONS, christmas Greet
ing, Christmas Everywhere."t
hymn, "Adeste F1deles'.'
REGULATIONS, Welcome" Chris
mas Sunbeams," Blessed Star"
Hymn, 20. Little Town Of Bethle-
hem"
REGULATIONS. "Kneel By the Man
GER" 1.-THE Savior's Birth
Hymn, Let Us All with Glad
some Voice."
Recitation. From Heaven Above
Vocal solo, "Stille Nacht"-Na-
omi Selle.
Recitation, Beside a Manger
Lowry" :.
Hymn, 1.-The Darkness Has Fail
en"-Solo and chorus.
Song, Shout the Glad Tidings.'
Recitation, GLORY to God in the
Highest" 4.
Hymn. "Hark! Burst of Heav-
emily Music"
Recitation, "Hark!! the Heaven
ly Voices"
Hymn. Come. Hither Ye Chill
dren."
Recitation, mo Room for Christ
Primary song, Little Children
Can You Tell?"
Recitation, Let Us All Will
Gladstone Cheer"
Recitation - Pupils OF Sunda,
school.
Address Phi. Wilhelm.
Choir selection, Bethlehem"
Homer Bartlett). y
Prayer and benediction.
Doxology.
j Distribution of gifts.
Spencer Memorial Methodist.
A vesper service will be held TO-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'c1ocl
when the following program viii
be rehearsed:
Hymn-Congregation.
Prayer-Rev. Frank Marston.:
4 Anthem, GLORY to God in tn,
Highest"-ChOir.
Scripture reading.
Tenor solo, Might of Nights
o. ]. Kendall.
Cello solo, "Hosannah"-Dr. Car
Schimmat.
Piano solo, kelected-Wilford Eft
man.
Hymn-Congregation.
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sernan. Good Tidinss Of Great
Rev. Marion.
Tenor ! solo. selected Bert
otoakes.
Cello solo. -Ava Maria"-Dr.
Schfmmat.
Amman. .-star Of the Night
Choir.
Soprano Solo. selected Miss Ha-
rel Miller.
Benedicticn.
Memorial Christian.
The Memorial Christian Sunday
school will have the Christmas pro-
gram this evening ut 7.30. There Il
to be an attractive program featur-
ling white Gifts for the King
Each Sunday school class will re-
spond with Q selection By the whole
class or some representation Of the
class at the time Of making the
Offering. The usual Christmas
tree and SAINTS Claus will be in evil
dence with a treat for the children
Following is the program:
Song-Congregation.
Prayer-Rev. Launcelot Hada
way!
Devotional exercise-Miss Moi.
fits class.
Beginners department exercise
Primary department exercise.
Junior and intermediate exer'
else.
Song, Christ ID KiAs"-0sn0So
cation.
| Silver Offering.
Senior and adult department ex
ercises.
Santa Claus treat for children.
Benediction.
United Presbyterian.
Following is the program to b
given Sunday morning at the FRS
United Presbyterian church:
Organ prelude, Christmas Car
Dismiss Effie Witt.
Anthem, 20 Come, All Ye Faith
ful"-Choir.
Song, Thanksgiving and Praise
Congregation.
Invocation-Dr. ]. H. Gibson.
Song, Our Lord Jesus'-Congre
cation.
Scripture reading, "The Visit o
the Wise Men," Matt. 2.
Morning prayer.
! Announcements-Dr. ]. H. Glib
son.
| Offertory, ave Maria" (Bach
Gounod) Effie Witt.
Solo, 20 Little Town of Bethle
lhem"-Miss Ruth Fitzsimmons.
Song, "The Church the Bride o
Christ"-CongregatiOn.
T! Sermon, "The First Christina
lGift"
| Song, "The Enthroned Christ
Congregation.
/ Benediction.
1 pOStlude.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
''' cArg !! !!;; CHURCH q!

~ Sunday Of Advent-Decemher cath
ST. JOSEPH,S-Second Ave. and Fourteenth ST.
r. H Durkn Dean Rector; Edward Dunn Citrate
Masses 1880, 30 $3.50, 1880 a.
Week Day Mass, q. m
ST, MARY'S-Pourth Ave. and Twenty second St.
Francis H. Uehlein Masses 500 and 10000 N.
Week day Mass, 500 a. M
ST. PAULS-Elghh- ant. a-han Ave and Twenty St
Rev. L. Van Stappen. Week day mass, 500 a.
s: 80 and 1885 a.
SACRED HEART-Ffth Ave. and Twenty eghth st.
Clement p ONeill Rector Masses 700, $780, 1880 a
days. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion: 6:45
Mass: 7:45 m.
ALLOUEZ COUNCIL K. C.-wI Tuesday evening, Dec
&C. 1922, at O'Clock.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
ST. JOSEPHS-Midnight Mass followed by Masses g. g. g.
10 a.
ST MARYSMdnight Mass followed by Masses at and 10
PAULSMdnight Mass followed by Masses $3.50
1880 q.
SACRED HEART-Mdnight Mass followed Masses z
$780, $50 and 1890 a.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ROCK ISLAND wishes to all other
Christians all nonChristians Happy Bless
Christmas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

bility to get the type of men suit
ed to our needs" He said also there
was no longer a great demand for
fine printing. The business was
founded in 1898 by Samuel Flows
and later was owned by Theodore
Low DeVinne. For 40 years 1t
printed the Century and St. Mich
olas magazines.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
PIONEER PRINTING
HOUSE SUSPENDS

New York, Dec. 23-The DeVinne
Press. one of the oldest printing
establishments in the country, is
going out of business. James A.
Boutwell,, president. announced the
firms decision resulted from 'inas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

m8fU0U10f-
rirse Method1sl- Corner Of nm 80
SO I'D Ninstssesa ssssss. Icy. 4. go
man. psss0s SUNDAY -scn0ot y -.
Manning service = 10 :30; Psseors morn !,
~ shene. 01csy ~ ~ lncsnSaon.
vsspes = c'cleck. EDyoftA LeAgue
carol n1rvtD ~ 6SO. NO eveol0S essou.
Dpss0 aleaustai lethsd14s- csFnas
rceSy THIRD strsse snd Seven18 sveene
Rev. yrank Iassts0. SUNDAY seno3 =
$50 and services 81 1O:45 md 5:10.
Free Nethodist--152O Ninth avenuAa
Rev. John Parry. pastor. sunday ecneol
1t $50 ard preaching sefvtcee at 1919
and praiDR 0fvteoa 81 O'Clock.
Waynan African Methodist 1ptscupal
Corner Tifgh- and.a-hA4 sssnue md
Thirtesuth ssruoS. 1sv. EuGsns Thompoon.
passing
Noruiox service At lo:45. Evening service
Al =: 20.
Centenssy Methodist Thirty eighth
street, Eighteenth avenue. Rev. F. d.
Meme. pastor. Sunday school ct 9:45.
Services at IL and 1880 Epworth league
g 80. Prayer services Wednesday evening
At 7:3O.
Sflvts Methodist-Suntay echool at $50
Rev. ], =. Neal viii be in charge Of morn
lnr seryice At IL ! n.
CHxi1LlAN-~ x -. m.,
cn ..i. Snastlsn-.o a ~,
ue ~ q IN :.
- ~ ~. = m Ts..: r.
Ss % e~ 49,
$500 e Ss..o.;.a rc.... e,x,n 49,,
..d S,hirs.e.,.h .-.,,,s p.v n H.th.
49,, n.stor ssrrscs. hoth n,orn;nr ~
1870. S.,rs.. srt.so, :, n s0 Ssrv;..s
ouy eeno. - o' On
:.. oV. ss" : ~
us. cnn VENUE m,.:".-. s.".
rsen.A avenue ,.,, anu Auu0 An H..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

"Kyria" Choir.
"Gloria'-Choir.
"Credo"-Choir, with Miss Clara
Math, soloist.
"Sanctus
"Benedfctus" Duet, the Misses
Vogel and Thonn.
"Agnus Dei''-Mr. Schnell and
choir.
Offertory, "Adeste Fidelis."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23

fs.all1,aae $500 q Anck Ialani.
S1i1S 40 ]I16f Yroline m making
1I1II6, rn1frnS III celohrokion q the
S21naa nlAnaahf mass. There
G1If ~ ceI6Sration OF the solemn
NJ 1922 "A All ehurches and spe-
- f1NriSfnas music Will b sung.
~ nm day. priests are permit
u S1n saIAhrafe three masses, and
Z MI kis CIV the dispensation Will b
0)11t1rnlIy followed. In all church
eSgIn Rock Island solemn high mass
WllE begin ut midnight and other
= ees ior Christmas morning w
- IolI0we: $500,
!oeepns cnuIcn-ow , .ss
et e ana y O'CLOCK sno n'sn
80 y ~ 0ciock. e..o
Fears-LoW M.s - c.SS
0.clock ana nlsn mass - Wv
O'Clock.
g. NArys-Low masses u anu
nign mass at ~ ocIocA
Secteo heart cnuIcn.I Msse-
y y 3. = . o;sv, s.ov sA1 A' ''
- W.; ~ u L.S .hr.os.. N. hours
:. - 49, we s one s . az r,,dr,vhf
~ .ue nses' ", 80
1880. ~ x. rhi....,.h .tre.,
-. S.e.n.h ay.rna S.ss.s ~ 3
3 "a '1 ~ % n.e,ocI n IN morniny
8. M.rv.s Tarth street and
ra.s-.h 1900. 90 mo ssss Of 3
o. .u ~ nss. 80. - ~ o,c,ncs
s' Ss., snu r., n mS;ss s,.as. .nd
c.I.s , ,.sss :, an
c c.1sh ascnu ~ $500 ' - ~
nisn 'Ass At ~ e,oeA
M0sarps MASS
Mosart's 18th Mass will be rem
dsred at the midnight mass by the
choir Of st. Joseph's church. The
beautiful mass viii be rendered in
full. Christmas day, the st. JOSEPH
high school choir will render q pro.
gram at the O'Clock mass and a,
the > o'clock mass the program vii
be given by the junior choir OF thu
school. Following are programs
for the services:
MIDNIGHT MASS.
Professional. "Adeste Fideles"-
Altar bows choir.
sKyrie" (Mozart).
..3ioria" (Mozart).
"Credo" tMozart).
Offertory. "Exulta Sion" (Kam
mereil
aaanc,usr fMozart>
rsaRanodictus" mozart,
aArnus Del" (Mozart)
choir personnel-Tenor. Messrs
.Iohn Naab. Petar Kale Wfilian
Tnal Sonrano. Mesdames LAco
and Carsten and the Misses Houlds
worth. Roth. Seaton. Alto, Mes
danes Arthur Burt, Peter Kali
and Harry Kale and Miss Burt
Bass, Messrs. Lecot, Meehan, Kale
HOuldsworth,
Director-Arthur Burt.
Organist-Mrs. Joseph Meehan.
sst. & O'CLOCK MASS
~And There Were Shepherds"-
Setni-chorus. Solo. Miss Katherin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
GOSPEL MISSION
SERVICES SUNDAY

The .fulf gospel Pentecostal mis-
sion services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 at Odd Fell
lows hall in Davenport, and will
continue at the same place and hour
each Sunday until q suitable ground
floor hall is secured. The meeting
last Sunday afternoon, the first
since the organization, was quite
interesting. There were several
people from outside the tri-cities
interested in the mission services
who attended.
You can be sure the children viii have
their Merriest Christmas if you shop for
them through the Gifts for Children" ads
In the Christmas Gift SuEgestions'' column
in today's Classified Section.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
PRISONERS PARDONED.

NHOV4yL1SO IhHSDV-NHDs
Leavenworth, Kan, Dec. 3D.
John (French} Garlic, aged French
Canadian Of Alaska, and Tom
Parker of Waco, Tex, convicts at
the federal penitentiary, were par
doned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
organ.
silent Night"
At st. MaFysS.

C0ncene's Mass in F will be sung
at the midnight mass in st. Mary's
chru hctomorrow night. The choir
is directed by Miss Attiha Vogel,
and violin accomplishments will be
by the Misses Mildred and Basilia
Winter. The program follows:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-23
Part of the
$4,000
in Gold
Prizes

You.u and opportunities 70 by -
tirctiye presents for young fanny nass -
frierds through the Christmas ~ ~,
geStiCns,' columns in the Class.neo
New Britain herald., 1922-01-23

the floor, and the drawers of an all most priceless Chinese cabinet had been forced. Approaching the latter. Barry observed that it's contents were mainly scraps of drawing paper on which tiny figures had been scrawled, each with few delft lines, and pick ing one up he whistled softly.
 It was miniature caricature, cruel in it's sharply defined character delineation, of pompous. good natured Theodore Vansittart, husband of the woman whose unfinished portrait stood on the easel in the studio. and glancing over the others Barry found like caricatures of several people prominent in the social and political life of the city.
 He was turning away from the cabinet when he noticed something which it was obvious that the detec- lives had overlooked: a small com partment at the top, with handle formed by tiny redgold dragon, re- mained undisturbed
 Barry tugged at the little dragon but it was immovahle, the single gilt eve above it's snout-like nose seeming to wink mockingly at the futility or his efforts. Something about that eye and the curious formation Of US socket gave the sergeant a sudden ln-