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NlNE-YEAR-olD BOY
IS STRUCK By AUTO

Garry Ragan. nine years old. 764
Morton street, was slightly injured
yesterday when he was struck by an
automobile operated by Mrs. J. J.
Carter. 1915 Illinois avenue north
west. at, Eleventh street and Park
road. Mrs. Carter took the boy TO
the Garfield Hospital. where his in.
juries were dressed.
While riding a bicycle at Mt. V"r.
non place and Seventh street. John
Thornton, OF Fairmont Heights. Md.
was injured by an automobile
operated by Ludwig Schenck, 1923
Twentieth street. He was taken to
the Emergency Hospital.
William Corbin. twenty-five years
old, 1927 T street northwest, Is at the
Freedman's Hospital suffering from
bruises and shock as a result OF hav.
ing been struck yesterday by ar au.
tomobile operated by Robert Jones,
2040 Georgia avenue. He was cross.
ing T and Seventh streets when
knocked down by Jones automobile
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the Handles Inside. This Prevents the
Baggage Man from Tearing
Them Off.
BY John P. Medbury.

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trunk with the handles inside.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
GALVA BRIEFS

Alexander Mortenson, who nov
resides in northwestern Iowa but
WIN formerly was a Galva resident
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here for the past 10 days. Alex
went to Chicago with a shipment
of cattle from Iowa and on his re-
turn stopped here and attended the
50th Wedding anniversary celebra-
ton of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Olof Mortenson on route 5 northeast
of Galva.
W. A. Pierce, who is employed at
the Galva News office is on the sick
list and has not been able to work
since last Friday. He is much bet
ter today
Tuesday afternoon the under
takers of Knox, Stark and Henry
counties held a business meeting
at GalVa. A 6 o'clock dinner was
served at the Hotel Best
r. w. E. Hayes left Galva Tues
day noon for Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
LAST RITES FOR
A.F.SETTERBERC
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo. Jan. 1.-THE funeral of
the late Andrew F. Setterberg was
held at the First Lutheran church
in this city Monday afternoon. Rev.
w. Y. Magnuson of that church was
in charge of the service.
Mr.. Setterberg was born in Mo-
tala parish, Ostergotland, Sweden.
on Oct. 5. 1882. In 1854 he was
united in marriage to Miss Wendla
Danielson, who was member Of
the congregation to which he be
longed. In the year 1885 the Set
terberg family decided to try their
fortunes in America, coming direct
to Geneseo. They lived in town for
a year, then lived for three years
on a farm in Munson township.
They then moved to farm 10 miles
southeast of Geneseo, where they
had since resided. Their son,
Charles Setterberg. with his wife
and family, remained on this farm
to care for the aging parents
Mr.. Setterberg had always en-
joyed good health, it having only
been in recent years that he felt
indisposed but was never belfast.
Friday he complained of not feel
ing we'll He was put to bed and
soon after passed away as one who
goes to sleep. At the time of his
death he had attained the age of
SO years, 8 months and 1 day.
The surviving bereaved relatives
are his beloved wife. Mrs. Wendla
Setterberg, daughter, Mrs. Clara
Peterson and family of Kewanee, a
son. Charles Setterberg of Gene
SEQ, another son. Fred Setterberg
and family of Moline. who until q
few years ago resided in GeneseO.
a son. Oscar Setterberg and family
of Cambridge, and a daughter. Mrs
Louisa Sjostrand and family of Ma
son City. Iowa. Interment was
held at Oakwood cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
Geneseo Personals

Mrs. Sam Arnett is I'll at her
home on North State street WIN
tonsilitis.
Louis Rohweder and A. AlpauSa
went to Princeton yesterday morn
ing where they are redecoFatAs
the furniture store which was re-
Gently purchased in that city h5
George B. Ehringer-
Herbert FarweII has returned 10
Denver, Colo, after visiting WIN
his wife, who is in Geneseo at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Darwin Farwell of East MAIN
street. Mrs. Pert Barber, 4 sister
of Mrs. Darwin FarWel has also
completed he stay here and has re-
turned to her home in Sioux rams
S. D.
Claim Agent Smith OF the Rock
Island railroad was a Geneseo VS.
itor to call upon persons who nave
claims against the company. Ihes7
include the Erdman and Jack SoI-
Inns accidents to their aTos. nc
Erdman accident occurred at IAe
depOt crossing and the other was
that in which Herbert Taube mltaC-
ulously escaped injury at the warn
street crossing
Mrs. Maurice Holt entertainer .
number of her friends at bre4kIasI
this morning at her country ho-Is
west of town. ,ub
Dorothy May Meeker, little daugA'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn MeeheI,
is considerably improved, maNln7
satisfactory recovery from her ser
ious illness of last week. lie
grandmother. Mrs. f. B. Gilbert
who suffered q fractured leg Ds
fall last week is also improving,
Miss Eva Porter-Shirley. dausE
ter of Rev. and Mrs. c. ". Porte.
Shirley, is i'll at her home on Ness
North street, her illness being
pneumonia. .ha
George Oberle is employed al 'ne
Mccarthy barber shop where ne "
redecorating the shop
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
OBSERVE 5OTH
Anniversary
OF MARRIAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. ZiegIer
Celebrate TOday-HOld Open
House This Afternoon.
Especial Correspondence

Port Byron, Jan. 11-Mr. and
Mrs. William Ziegler of Port Byron
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary today.
They were united in marriage
Jan. II, 1872 They are the par
ents of seven children, all of whom
with the exception of d daughter
in Florida, are attending the cele-
bration today. Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegler
have resided in Port Byron IL
years and have a large circle of
friends who called at their home
today. open house being observed
from 2 until O'Clock. At o'clock
tonight a sumptuous wedding din
ner will be served to the family
and few intimate friends.
Besides the seven children eight
grandchildren and one great-grand-
son wished the happy couple many
more such celebrations.
Mr.. Ziegler who came to this
county from Pennsylvania when
he was 7 years old remembers the
long trip across the plains and
many interesting incidents of the
new home on the Illinois prairie
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegler received many
gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
LUTHERANS ELECT
YEARS OFFICERS


Geneseo, Jan. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Concordia Lutheran
church was held at the church on
South Oakwood avenue Sunday
afternoon. The meeting was well
attended as large number of
members were present.
Albert Taube was elected elder
for a term of two years. Henry
Garnet vas elected to serve d
three-year term as member of the
board of trustees. Henry Wenke
was elected secretary The office OF
treasurer was filled by the election
OF Carl Meimerstorf and Bruno
Ristau was elected collector.
The Concordia Lutheran church
has a membership of 275 commun-
icants and is IN excellent financial
condition The Sunday school has
a membership of approximately 100
with Carl Meimerstorf superintend
ent. The pastor. Rev. Chr. Bergren
has served this congI egation and
church for a period of q years
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
Directors and Stockholders of
Lyndon Bank Assume So, 900 Loss

one IL years of age and the other
nine
Following a conference between
States Attorney r. W. Beffe and
William Shaw, president of the
bank, it was decided to wait I'M
til the examiners had finished their
work before swearing out a com
plant against Buzzell, in order that
more specific charges might be
made. 1t is probable that the White
side county grand jury will be ask
ed TO indict him
Steps are now being taken by
creditors and bank officials to de
clare BuZzell bankrupt. His prop
erty consists of his home, valued
at $4,000. about II shares OF bank
stock and Paige coupe.
Reports of finding the body of
the missing cashier in Rock river
are circulated daily in the towns
in that vicinity. as many believe
suicide was contemplated by Buzz
zell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
DIRECTORS OF
BANKS ELECTED
FOR new YEAR
Farmers National and First Trust
in Annual Meeting OF
Stockholders.
Especial to The ArguS.l

Aledo, Jan. IA G. Bridgford
will again head the Farmers Ma
tioEal bank of Aledo. being re-
elected yesterday as president for
the 1922 year at the annual meeting
of the stockholders.
All other officers we're reelected
as follows: G. l.. Candor, cashier /;
F. Z. Cabeen. assistant cashier;
j. w. McRoberts, vice president
Directors: A. G. Bridgford. ]. ".
McRoberts, c. A. Miller, C. P. Car
roll. T. D. Winders. Hiram Park
man, Laon McWhorter, John
Braucht, G. L. Candor and B. G..
VanAtta.
The annual 10 per cent dividend
was declared as was an additional
3 per cent to the undivided profits
account. During the 1921 year APP
plications for real estate loans ag-
gregated something over $500 ,0O0.-
600 made through the Federal Land
bank and various other sources. The
officers and directors of the bank
are well pleased with the results
of the past year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
INSTALL MILAN
M.W.A.OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence


Milan, Jan. 11.-Milan camp No.
81, NJ W. of A, held a public in
stallation and old time dance at
the town hall Tuesday night, and it
proved to be a very enjoyable af-
fair, being attended by about two
hundred people
General Joseph Riehemann OF
Davenport, chief of staff. NJ. W. A
Foresters, was installing officer,
and William Dempsey, retiring man
ager. acted as installing escort, in
stalling the following officers:
Consul-John Roberts.
Worthy advisor - Thomas Will
hite.
Excellent William Bran
denburg.
Clerk-W. F. Nichols.
Escort-Sylvester Roberts.
Manager-Seth Slater.
Northumberland Lane.
Sentry-Lee Pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mudd furnish
ed the music for the dancing, which
followed and was enjoyed until IL
O'Clock. The Milan camp has a
membership of 100. After the in
stallation Mr.. Riehemann gave a
fine talk on Woodcraft which was
well received.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
OPEN MILLINERY
SHOP AT MINERAL


Mineral. Jan. IA millinery
shop has been established in Min
eral by A. ". Riley. Mrs. Charles
Runnells of Kewanee is in charge
of the shop. This is the first time
in II years that the village has had
such an establishments, Miss Alice
Collins conducting the last hat
store
The auditing committee of the
Royal Neighbors met yesterday at
| the home of Mrs. James Stone.
Mrs. J. ". Butler has returned
home from Hudson, Ill. where she
has been visiting friends and reIa-
tives for the last three weeks
Mrs. Iva Trotter is quite sick and
under the care OF a nurse.
Mrs. Bert kearns. who has been
i'll, is reported some better at this
writing
Our ice men were thinking about
putting up ice this week. but "Old
Sol" seems to be against them.
Mrs. Eva Ray formerly of Min
eral, now of Mossyille, III, is visit
ing friends here.
Seven of the primary pupils were
sent home from school today They
have a slight breaking out on their
faces and it Is feared it might be
something serious. Towns around
US have few cases of smallpox.
The teachers are watching the
youngsters very closely and are
trying to keep it from getting start
ed in our schools
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Hartley are
visiting in Prophetstown for
few days.
Mrs. Harvey Mendenhall is on
the sick list.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
CHURCH PASSES
half CENTURY
MARK SUNDAY
Special Service to Be Held on sOth
Anniversary of Dedication of
Edifice.
Especial Correspondence


Geneseo, Jan. 1.-THE Unitarian
church will observe the fiftieth an
niversary of its rededication NEXT
Sunday, Jan. Is. The regular morn
ing service will be held and in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock a re-dedica-
tory service will be observed. II
is planned, as nearly as possible. to
repeat the program which was us.,l
fifty years ago. This unique feature
of the anniversary will be the cen.
ter of the program for next Sun
day.
On the following Wednesday eve
ming a parish supper will be held
to which invitations will be sent To
all present members of the church
and many former members who at
present reside away from Geneseu
On the program that evening will
appear Miss Clara Helyie, recently
installed pastor of the Unitarian
church at Moline; Rev. Kenneth
Evans, of the Unitarian church al
Davenport, and Secretary Reece Of
the Western Unitarian conference.
who will come out from Chicago 10
be present at this time.
George A Brown. of South State
street, who is the only living mem
Der of the original founders of the
Unitarian society in Geneseo. viii
be present at both occasions and
will be accorded the distinctive
honors which are due him as the
representative of that loyal and
devoted band of leaders.
The members of the Unitarian
church throughout its history have
always been a progressive element
in the affairs of this community.
They have been leaders in many Of
the movements for the bettermenI
of the city as may be evidenced BY
tn establishment and the endow-
ments for the maintenance Of both
the Hammond hospital and Ham
mond library The donors of these
institutions, John Hammond. Sr.,
and John Hammond. Jr., were life
long members of the church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
GUNS TURNED ON
HIGHER CRITIC
BY EVANGELIST
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, ILL.,, Jan. 11.-After n
rest of one day the Union Evangel-
istic service were resumed at the
Armory theatre last evening. The
attendance continues very encour-
aging to the members OF the Vom
Bruch party and the local pastors
of the churches which are cooper
ating in the success Of these meet
ings.
Branding the higher critic" as
men educated beyond their intel
ligence, Rev. Harry Vom Bruch
turned his guns upon them, say
ing: "If you have any doubts about
this Bible, the old book or the old
faith, keep it to yourself; it's bad
enough for you to be lost, let alone
damn others by your hell-born in
fluence."
Taking his text from Hebrews
FL and 6:4-S he spoke on the sub
ject Of drifting. when many of
our preachers and teachers in the
higher schools of learning get up
and proclaim an infidelity and doubt
that would put that of Bob Inger-
soil and Tom Paine to open shame
you can expect nothing else from
our young people than what we are
getting, for after all is said and
done a man robbed of the pure IN
adulterated word of God will not be
able to say, Thy word have I hid
in my heart. O/God. that I might
not sin against thee
when you leave the Bible to
defend your theory, you and 1 part
company. l believe the Bible from
cover to cover. / have a whole
Bible and not a Bible full OF holes.
This book is the rock upon which
our republic stands"
The subject of this evenings ser
mon will be, who and What is a
Christian" This will undoubtedly
be one of the most important mes
sages which Evangelist Vom Bruch
will deliver during the reVivalistic
campaign.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wal
ter Vom Bruch led a special meet
ing for high school girls at which
about sixty were present 1t prov
ed to be a profitable meeting. These
will attend the Thursday night
meeting in body. The largest at
tendance of the week is anticipated
on Thursday night when the SER
mon topic will be THE Modern
Dance" The evangelist is strong
ly opposed to the modern dance and
his opposition to it and its infiu-
ence is summed I'D in this sermon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
CENESEO five
TRAINING FOR
HARD SCHEDULE
Canton Comes for Return Game Fri
day Night-Strcat0r High
On Jan. 81.
Especial Correspondence.)

Geneseo, Jan. 11-Coach Pruitt
had the basketball squad of the
high school out for practice on
Monday afternoon and again yes
terday in the effort to correct some
of the faults which were so appar-
ent in the games of last Friday and
Saturday at Canton and Kewanee,
both of which were lost The abso-
lutte lack of a consistent point
maker on free throws cost Geneseo
enough points at KeWanee to win
that game Coach Pruitt will drill
a few other candidates in this de-
partment of the game in the hope
of lettering the work of those who
have been called upon, or else de-
yelop other talent, In addition to
this, particular attention will be
given to basket shooting, in which
the local team has fallen off consid-
erab1y as compared with the first
game of the season.
The loss of these last two games
may be the direct cause of again
developing the old fighting spirit,
which characterized last years
team. The work Of Spence, Walker
and Smith is promising of Il strong
Line of secondary strength. The
schedule from this time forword is
heavy. An added attraction will be
offered the basketball fans of Cen
eseo as StreatOr high school has
been booked for a game here The
Streator game not being included in
the season ticket sale and is set for
Saturday, Jan. 81. ST Ambrose
plays here the night previous.
Canton will play their return
game here Friday night The mem
bers of the Geneseo team are de-
termined to retrieve the loss which
they sustained at Canton last Fri
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
MRS. ELYWN NEW
HEAD G.. II. G. CLUB

Aledo, Jan. 11.-At the regular
meeting of the G. T. C. organiza-
ton of the First Presbyterian
church of Aledo Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Joseph LYMAN,
Mrs. Katie Elwyn was elected
president to fill the vacancy caused
bysthe resignation of Miss Jessie
Blazer As Mrs. Elwyn held the
office. of vice president. Miss Mary
Baxter was elected to fill that posi-
ton. Gladys FELTON, is secretary
and Mary Emerson, TREASURER. Mrs.
Hyman and Miss Baxter were host
esses tor the members of the club.
Splendid refreshments were served
and the guests spent the evening
pleasantly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
ELECT BOWERS
SECRETARY OF
MERCER FAIR
Board Met Yesterday in Morning
and Afternoon Sessions; j. Boyd
Named Treasurer.
Especial to The Argus.)

AIedo. Jan. 11-At the meeting
of the board of directors OF the
Mercer County Agricultural asso-
citation held yesterday in the sec
retary's Office in Aledo, G. c. Bow
ers was elected by unanimous vote
for secretary of the 1922 fair. which
promises to be bigger and better
than ever before.
Joe Boyd of Aledo was elected
treasurer to fill the vacancy OF
Frank Church, who was elected at
a previous meeting but resigned be-
cause of pressing business mat
tiers.
Before the election of officers,
Acting Secretary Bowers made a
motion that the board arrange to
sponsor a gala Fourth of July cele-
bration. The board voted unani-
mously in favor of the event. The
affair will be for Mercer county
people. Horse racing. motorcycle
racing, baseball games. free attrac-
tions, and fireworks at night viii
all be included in the doings.
In the afternoon a short meeting,
omen to all members of the society,
which includes every legal voted in
MeECeG county ultt HI bHc I'll NuiI
court room at the court house. Sew
eraf important amendments to the
constitution were made at this ses-
sion and adopted
Guy VanAtta, Aledo. general SUI
perintendent; W. c. Dilley, Aledo,
superintendent of speed; c. c. Lut-
reH, chief of police Mr.. Lutrell is
now residing at San Benito, Texas,
but expects to more to Mercer
county in the near future. William
Butcher. Aledo, was elected as su-
perintendent OF ring.
TO Meet Saturday.
Next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock the executive board will
meet at the local fair office for
the completion Of business matters
that could not be satisfactorily
made yesterday. On next Tuesday
Secretary Bowers, President S. T..
Collins and probably General Su-
perintendent VanAtta will attend
the meeting of the fair heads of
this district at Kewanee, where the
dates of the Mercer fair and other
fairs will be decided
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-11
MATHERVuLE IS
DEFEATED IN POOL
EVENT AT ALEDO
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. Jan. 11.-Last night the
six Matherville pool artists were
handed defeat by the Aledo sextet
at the local east end pool rooms.
Only one game was lost by the
local aggregation. The feature
game of the evening was between
Matherville's star. McGonia, and
Homer job of AleGo. accredited one
of the best shots here. The tilt
ended in Jobs favor by the count
of 100-SS. McGonigal led in the race
for some time but could not keep
up the good work. The results of
the other five games between Aledo
and Matherville players. respective
ly, follow: F. Anderson, 1907 Rails
beck, 40; Guthrie, 100; Jones, 6S:
Pierce, 81; Allison, 100: Rose, 100.
Bugos, so; Cunningham. 100; An
dersCn, 55. The highest run was
Is, being made by Rose of Aledo.