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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
CRONACA DI F|LADE[FIA

Ialtro oratore ufficiale Aric
Flamma, che non crede di ripe
tere il glorioso episodio storico
della presa di Roma a chi tante
volte 10 ha appreso da altri. ma
rlcavare da esso quegli ammae-
stramenti, utili necessari ALA
vita dele colonie, perche la sto-
ria e maestro della vita. Imper-
nlato COST il tema, egli per breve
81, ma efficacemente 10 svolge
ira piu vivi applause.
Chiusasi la bella ed indimen-
tlcabile manifestations, tutti gil
intervenuti scesero nella sala
sottostante, dove furono serviti
dolci, paste e rinfreschi a profu-
stone. Essa pero veniva sospesa
per essere ripresa POGO dopo al
ristorante Loncavallo, dove fu
servita agli invitati d'onore. al
padrini, ale madrine ed agli O.
ratori ufficiali una lauta cena,
ALA fine della quale non manca-
rono i so,iti discorsi, brew 81 ma
inmancabili, parlando Fun dopo
fatro Sigri. Domenico De Gre
goris, il Presidente Eduardo A
bate, che lesse una bellissima ed
affettuosa lettera del Regio Con-
sole, il quale scusava la sua as
senza per ragioni di lutto, ron.
Eugnio Alessandroni, Assistent
District Attorney, PAW. Nc. De
witt, Ario Flamma e Giovanni
Torchio. La musica pero aveva
nellie sue note voluttuose dele
dolci tentazioni non tardo mol
to ad attrarre nei vortici dele
dame dele coppie improvvisate,
che 81 divertirono per breve 81,
ma bene.
ALA Legione Roma Intangibi-
lie, al Comitato tanto previggente
e solerte, composite del Signori
Domenico De Gregoriis, Presi-
dente, Cav. Costantino Costan-
TIM, Vice Presidente, Emanue-
lie Longo, Segretario, Frank Bo-
We, Domenico Porreca, Giovanni
Pasquale Napolitano,
Massimino Carfagno, Vincenzo
Vetrone, Michele Ciminera, Gil
berto Vetere, Giovanni Torchio,
Giovanni Sannini, Nicola Gam
none e Giacomo Giovanetti mo-
stri vivi rallegramenti per
l'inappuntabilita della prepara-
zione e dell'esecuzione del bel
programme espletato e gil augu-
ri sentiti di sempre magiori pro-
gressi.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
FOTOGRAFIE

In questi tempt di crisi di la
voro e raro potere ottenere una
buona fotografia a prezzi modi-
ci. Convinto di questo fqtto il
signor Severino Verna, proprie-
tario del Verna Photo Studio,
al n. 806 Christian street, ha
preso la decisione di ridurre il
costo dele fotografie di qualun-
que misura, dalla semplice car
tolina agli ingrandimenti onde
tutti possano farsene senza pc
sare troppo sui bilancio dome
stico.
Ne! Verna Photo Studio gil
artist sono tutti italiani. ESQ
e situate appresso ALA Chiesa
del Buon COnsiglio, cioe a S06
Christian st. e ad una strada di
distanza da quella di Santa Ma
ria Maddalena del Pazzi.
In detto studio 81 affittano
anche elegant abiti per sposa-
lii.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
NECROLOGIO

La mattina di domenica, 10
corrente, nella sua residenza
1927 So. 18th St., cessava di vi
we're, per paralisi cardiaca, al
l'eta di 68 ami, il capomastro
muratore Pietro Cioci di Aqui-
la.
Nella sua citta era amato q
rispettato da tutti, vivendo una
vita sobria e felice.
Per la POGO praticita della vi
ia di qui, da quaiche suo figlio
81 commise Perrore di farlo We
nire con la scorta di quattro fl
gil minorenni, e la vita america
ma gil ha procurato la morte.
All funerali prese parte qua
81 tutta la colonia aquilana per
attestare il cordoglio provato
ALA desolata vedova, al figli
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30

tutti nonche al generi che sono
stati cosi affettuosi di auto di
conforto sia prima della morte
al capo della famiglia come do
po ALA vedova ed al figli mino-
renni.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
IL "GIULIO CESAPE"
IN VIAGGIO

II Piroscafo "GIULIO CESA-
RE" della Navigazione Genera
lie Italiana, il piu grande vapore
italiano, e partito da Napoli la
sera del 21 Settembre con 579
passeggieri di cabina e 1706 di
terra.
II "GIULIO CESARE" e atte-
so a New York questa sera, e
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
SCUOLE DINGLESE
Ala CbjeSd BdttiStG Itdlidnd

<htVU CivoCou DUtCtoCtb 4tuttUftW
Con vivo piacere annunziamo
che il 25 corrente, 81 e riapertg
la scuola Serale d'Inglese nelA
sala sociale della Chiesa Batti.
sta Italiana, posta allangolo de,-
la 13a. strada e Tasker Street.
L'anno scorso questa scuo.a
ebbe un successo strepitoso. Ben
376 giovanni d'ambo sessi sim
scrissero ad essa ed un gran nu-
nero riusci a fare del grand
progressi nellimparare questa
lingua.
In questa scuola 81 hanno pa.
recchie classi per dividere gil a
lunni secondo la lorO cultura. lie
classi non sono grandi; esse nol
hanno piu di dieci alumni i qua
Ii, in Questa maniera, avrannt
memo difficolta d'imparare Pin
glese.
La scuola e gratuita. Gil alum
nj dovranno pagare un dollaro
come tassa d'iscrizione e COM
prarsi il libro.
IL COMITATO
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
AUa ChjeSa deW EmaRuello

La scuola d'Inglese nei locali
DelPEmanuello, 1924 Christian
Street comincera dal 2 Ottobre
in poi.
Avvisiamo che bisogna iscri-
versi questo corso subito ed es-
sere present. allie lezioni diret-
te dial Prof. della Cioppa in TIA
lianc ed in Inglese, lutte lie sere,
Lunedi Sabato, dale sette e
mezzo allie move.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30

ripartira per PItalia direttamen-
te per NAPOLI E GENOVA il
Z Ottobre.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-09-30
SOTTOSCRIZIONE PER GIL
STUDENT ITALO-AME-
RICANI
QUATTORDICESIMA
SCHEDA

Dalla Loggia Luzzi, No. 1877:
Loggia Luzzi S5, P. Cosenza
LOO, D. Di Leo LOO, R. Sabatino
0.50, r. Dina 0.50, A. Lombar-
do 0.50, F. Salvatore 0.5O, F.
Dionisio 0.50, G. Fiorillo 0.5O.
c. Piandiere 0.50, C. GiarduIlo
0.50, F. Ianni 100, G. Ferraro
050, A. Malizia 0.50, F. Alto
mare 0.50, R. Di Pasquale LOO,
F. Defilips 0.50, C. Anzuini O.5O,
G. Sena $50, D. Uglielmo O.5O,
Giuseppe Eyida 0.50, N. Ragucci
0.50, NJ. D'Angelo 100, A. Lo-
mazzo 0.50, E. Ditommaso O.5O,
G. Gardi 0.50. Totale $40.
Dalla Loggia Liberia, No.
206, di Brockwayville, Pa. - o.
Caruso LOO, G. o. Nava O.5O.
A. Sanford 0.50, D. Mancini
OPS, F. P. Landini OPS, G. Rof-
fl OPS, R. Vitello OPS, B. Scar
natl OPS, P. Insane OPS, G. Bo-
navita 0.25, G. Amitrano OPS,
P. Amitrano OPS, Anatsasio
Petruzzi OPS, A. Vetrone OPS,
Enrico Marino OPS. c. Di
Franco OPS, M. Tortorelli OPS,
c. Bushini OPS. C. Martino OPS,
A. Di Deddo OPS, G. Paganelli
OPS, L. Pacente 0.20, G. Aiello
0.15. S. Mamma 0.10. Anastasio
Maddalena 0.10, M. Salizzoni
O.10. L. Giovannelli 0.10. Tota-
lie S7.25.
Totale dele partite S27.25 =
Somma precedente S1488.93 -
Totale generate S1516.12.
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gia e la Medicina italiana con-
temperance.
La rivendicazione del'inven-
tore del telefono Meucci viene
condotta con larga copia di no
tizie.
II fascicolo 81 completa con lie
consuete dscussioni polemiche e
lie note d'arte, con lie cronache
degli Italiani negli Stati Unit.
La lettura del Carroccio oggi
s'impone tutti gil Italiani dA-
merica. Non e possible far sem
"a dell'importante qualifications
che serve tanto agli emigrati,
per la parte italiana, quanto al
figli loro ed agli americani per
/ suoi articoli in inglese.
L'abbonamento annuo costa
S 5; per il Canada S $50; per n
talia altrove S 6. Una copia
30 cents. Direzione ed Ammini-
strazione, $50 Nassau st. New
York.
PRO OSPEDALE ITALIANO
Attire contribuzioni, in con-
tanti, per Perigendo Ospedale l.
taliano sotto la direzione dele
Suore Missionarie del SacroI
Cuore.
Societa "Stella d'Italia" fra
lie Signore Italiane di Philadel.
phia (ricavati dial ballo dele
scorso Aprile $250.00.
Right Rev. Mgr. Thomas Nc
Nally, $4,000.
Samuele Gaudiosi, $500.
Totale $305.00.
Totale generate (cash) dolla-
ri 24,85795.
Per Natalie lavori d'altera-
zione saranno ultimati. II con-
tratto e di S 81. 900. Oltre di
questo 81 avra bisogno di altro
denaro per sopperire al correde
inferno ed accessori.
Volgiamo di nuovo un caldo
appello a tUttj nostri buoni
Connazionali a lutte lie Socie-
ia perche abbiano a continuar-
CT il loro auto.
Suore Missionarie del Sacro
Cuore.
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I MEDICI NON ERANO.
RIUSCITI A NULLA

mia moglie soffriva convul-
.sioni" - scrive il signor Giulio
Mastriani di Ettrick, Wis. az
medici non erano riusciti a re-
earle alcun giovamento. Da
quando comincio a prendere il
Lozogo del Dottor Pietro. non
ha piu avuto attacchi". Questo
vecchio rimedio di erbe rinforza
il sistema nervoso e ricostitui-
see Pintero ORGANISING. Non 81
trova in vendita nellie farmacie.
Scrivere a DR.. Peter Fahrnev G.
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago. III.
The Washington times., 1922-05-19
TELEPHONE YOUR
"WANT ADS"
~ MAIN $3.50

AAvsr1s-msuts isrcspt tnr Help wanted 81.
Satioa wsnted Lost and Fuund Rooms for
Rent Apsrtments for Rent. Miscslisneous Tor
tsis snd Death Noticssl must be recsi,e6 st
fhe washington Times Office before ii O'CLOCK
ne dsy preceding publication
Help wanted situation Wanted. Lost anf
Found. Rooms for Rent Apartments for Rent
nisceHaAsous for Sale and Death Notice "a.
Q. N. the dsv Of pIb,icstion.
Advertisements for publ saton in The wash
inEton Sunday Times must Be received before
u O'Clock D. m. Saturday
COUNT siI syersss woeds 10 the lire.
Minimum charge 10 for two fnes.
In discontiniinE Tor kiilinsl telephone ad,ef-
dsements advertisers must secure from nspnons
clerk kill number. without this number no
nedits will be allowed
TIE WASHINGTON TIMES will not Be re
tponsibie for more than incorrect insertion
N any advertisement ordsrod for more han one
Tina
The Washington times., 1922-05-19

AUTO SUPPLIES.
COLUMBIA AUTO SUPPLY CO,
Franklin 2sos, TAI 13th st. N. w. strictly
first Diamond non-skid tires S0x3h.
ss.75: 3ox3, l776.
BEAUTY PAkLoRs.
3I0i 18th st. N. W. Mshri Francis
Shop Col. 1881. Glasses in all branches
OF Beauty Culture day and eventnE by
experieneed operators -
BOOTERY.
LONDON BOOT SHOP, ITo4 Pa. ave
N. w. Mills bldg Buy your shoes where
you get q guarantee. Prices TO suit
Black satin pumps in 1, : and . straps.
High and Baby Louie heels. Special at
t3.s6. QUALITY SHOE SHOP. cas- 1th nv.
CAFETERIAs.
sHLoss CAFETERIA sIS 18th ct. Copp.
wslls Csfe). Select service. Luncheon
y 80 70 2:2o p. m Rinnsr. TO Z.
United Cafeteria, 1910 F st. NV.
Try Us for service and cooking
CHFES.
The Petit Psrisien Cafe. 17Is Pa. ave.
A few suggestions: Spaghetti, Raviols,
Fillet. MiEnon, etc. Table pHots, 7be
The most home-IiEe place TO eat away
from home THE FLORIDA INN, 77s
18th st. n. w. Dinner. 1sc. SEQ to 7:to.
We Serve Best Chicken Dinner, 81.
Sterling Hotel Cafe. lSth and sts NV.
AI,rnEoDuI rS
The Washington times., 1922-05-19

sTUTz-Bear Cat model; good condition.
cheap buy. Call Col 1855.
The Washington times., 1922-05-19
RELIABLE SHOPS

shops below have recommended to The Washing
Times, being reliable: will time and
patroniEe them. All complaints OF service and all
quests for admtance into this column must be made to
Reliable Shop Editor OF The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1922-05-19
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES
TIRES
STOCK CLEARANCE SALE.
Accessories.

WE ARE DISCONTINUING ALL BRANDS OF
DIFFERENT STANDARD MAKE TIRES IN OR
DER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW LEHIGH
FABRICS AND CORDS. WE WILL OFFER TO
TIRES AT SACRIFICE PRICES WHILE THEY
LAST
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

~. Of aduis Class aises
49, -
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ens. s ~ Vsossss ess.
y. S e. p ,1a
-. - Av:ao
49, - sss..s. .sss. =. ins.
49," - cvesso svS-e S~M
EHnc pextof. Susaay scooot u Wv
sefvs0 2. 1873.
EoeeWsoo neposs-Conaef EosC,!ouna
ssseet - tlisn sveoue. new I 3. fseI'
pastor uorntng services ss l0sAo. EVE
ming - 30.
Firss Sve0sa Lu.hersn-cosner go9f.
tenth street and Fourth aveAus. Daniel
Martin, acting pastor. Sunday school ~
$50. Aornl..s servtD Il l0:46. Eve.
Ming At $50.
CHRISTIAN SCtEEC-
First Church OF chriss ocieatises-Coe-
ssreet. Sunday schooi q o:l5 .. u. Tss-
tsmcnial meeting every Wednesday at
Lesson topic, Everlasting Punishment
The church msints,ns a free resdins
room in the Peoples Natioeal Bank build
ing. which 10 opea every weekday from
II 30 .. N. 70 .. m. and every Satur
day from II 80 10 and from $50 p n
sian Science may be rcsd o. purchssed-
-
Thu Neor~,r;zed C.hnrcn nj 1esus Chris,
cr IAtt.r n.v s.int.xEirbtsenth SNeuus
and TENN street. n. Arch,mhauit
elder in ch.rxe. Residepce back OF
chnrch sunA.v .chool AZ q. 80 q. n.
Pre.ch;nS a. II. m and = "a, n. m. Re.
terio NJ a o'clock Pr.ve- meeting Wed.
nes.t.v .S.n;n1 ~ o'clorA
Wcst End Settiement-4.9 Seventh ave
o,,e aervicea n lO.45 =. m. and 80
:, m. SUNDAY school At 9 30 D. M: W. B.
Barrier. anperinten6ert. Cottage praye.
mertinr MONDAY: n,id.veek service Wed.
,.ssdav and t.rrv,nr u,ert,nx FRIDAY
Rescns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sIrret and
Tnird avenue yames Daubpey. superin.
f.cJsot SUNDAY .choo, nj 4 n. m. Sery.
Ca .v.rv ni~ht 1t ian and converts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

3 mex lS3s1 - oG16u1erg tCGo
D1rlineeea 1ta1ll Ehlriy 80 -
- road. 0etiing roueA- Tahe Kav.
WY 70 KeWAnes q pogA
Rock Island 10 Kevnmeo-Dost
road b. Geneeeo pavs1ko1k LAne
TO right Of concrete parallel . co..
ere .. Turn right at 1rsk intee1oc-
ton beyond bearer to KeuaneA
Rock Island to Sterling. VII Erie
and Hillsdaie Route 3 to HillsdAlo)
Fairly good road North detoar
one mile west OF Hilisdale to Erie.
very good shape. Avoid south de-
tour. Erie to Sterling. good gravel
road. The north detour has been
marked with arrow signs and IL in
very good shape. This is the best
road to Lincoln highway and points
north and east.
Rock Island to Fulton Gravel.
sand and oil. rough. Work being
done to Port Byron. should be
worked. Port Byron TO Albany.
fairly good road, about Is miles Of
oil Albany to Fulton. one rough
bridge. fairly good road. Best road
IL 1t rainx =
/. Albany to Morrison-Oiled road.
smooth. excellent shape.
Rock Island to Dewitt BRADY
street road from Davenport. 1856
niles. paved --De;our TO McCaus-
land. IL miles. sandy. narrow and
rough In many places. Six bridges
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28

bet that llcCaulsy Il ! prominent
ex-serviee man meets with the ap-
prevail Of Major n 4 Haynes. pro-
.hibition. director. Who has reco(n-
mende4 the appointment Of former
soldiers wherever possible. -
1t 10 believed that the Illinois
senator's will look with favor upon
q proposal to name several Of Nc
Csulsy's former ~buddies" in Iiik
nois legion posts - group chiefs
under him. thus bringing into line
as dry" supporters many hundreds
OF legion members who are leader
in their commun;ties.
Attorney Post Open.
Another prohibition plum for
which . scramble is In prospect ID
the oflice of attorney In charge OF
the permit section, now vacant
through the resignation Of Joe
Barnhart u Chicago. who has held
it under gregory.
For this place there have been q
number of recommendations for
James H. Danskin Of Springfield, a
prominent member Of the Anti-Sa-
loon league In Illinois, who now
has charge Of Alton-East st. Louis
territory for the league. Danskin' s
nomination. It is reported would
meet with opposition in several
quarters, SO that any one Of Sew
eral minor candidates may be said
to have fair chance Of getting the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
Masonic chorus Of Rock Island
lodge rendered several much appre-

Masonic chorus of Rock Island
lodge rendered several much appre-
ciated selections.
The first, master Of the lodge for
the period, 18!1-1877 was the late
Morris Rosenfield. Following him
in the order named, came J. w.
Whitmarsh, M. IT. Wiser, j. E.
Bready, R..D. Drake, j. r. Warner,
Henry Carse, A. F. Fleming, H. F.
Carroll, Arthur Burrall,fJ. A. Mont
gomery, H. B. Burgh, William Ken
needy, Emil Beck, G. H. Richmond,
F. E. Jenkinson, J. T.. Campbell,
J. G. Huntoon, c. l. Petersen, H. A.
Cleysnstine, C. M. Bengston, A. D.
WelCh, ]. l.. Hickey. o. W Schwen-
ker. William Payne, Herbert B.
Hayden, Robert F.. Ralston,
Maurice Block, Edward A. Barnett,
H. E. Gelhart. r. c. Mitchell, James
B. Jones, H. H. Holdorf. A. L.
Bruner, Otto Priester and Bert P.
Record, the present master being
Harry Dennecke.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
.,sy.Ss1ANNAM q.

4 -. ~
- 49, 49, -
49, - sssss. ~. ~.
$3.50 aey aSe y 1.So e.. q.
~ s - - ela0 - -
-.sz.s spss.sss
ss.aay,. 80 :. Z: nay ss.nsalea -
M .1e tsn. staas9 NV eonesyo9.
TONER sunoa1pJ ~ 1o:4e . -. Aotnan8
pteyes 40 useay. ytsdey ~ 2. 2. H"iy
connAuaees tHoV DAVID al ~ D. ..
c1Eq0YHEBIk1e-
Central Pesbgteefas-Cornef Of Youf.
tenth stneeS and Tenth sveana. nv.
Jamee Tho0penn H6rdv' nssaHr. au.sia,
schoo, 81 IN 49, a t%GS
supsrintsedent. uea'e ,SiSio CO. o:]6
In seas pasioe. r. j. Jouea leader. Wo-
man's Rihle clsss IN iadies' narIor NJ,
iaeaists Christian Endesyor n e:9o
Services <at lo:Ab md y 40 O'Clock.
Pastor's ncrniar lhann. ..rhs Final An.
,thorisy'' Eveninr theme .~The Rim -
the Woe3d."
Broadway Presbyterian cnurch-corpes
Twenty-third street. and Ssveath avenue.
KEY. sonn Ac6owm stevenson. pastor
6ao!e scnooi. suDenotepnent- defvey -.
surus: ocpsftmeo!ai supesinteooents. -
gfuaers. Mn. wallace Seuders; priRaRy.
". n. Aasnan, JUNIOR y. Esness
. n. taset ra'1As1. mt neFvey
c,.ss Trc..s. ~ 60: 1870. -
MN. Ffsnk Mixter. An depsrs,nents ,con.
vene NJ gSsO m Senfor Chrivti.o m.
deayor socaity. a 40 n m. Nid.veek
prayer service Wednesday. 7:3O p. m.
Pastors morning theme, "A Strange Cues
ton. Evening theme. The Truth That
TESTS.
south Park Presbyterian - Corner OF
1hirletn street and rfteeeth avenue.
Ut. W. q. Ogievee. pastor. Sunday school
At 0 go y m. Mems class in the house
Young mems class meets in class room E.
G. Fisher. teacher. Services at 1O:45 and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
ROADS SllcHIlY
ROUGH BECAUSE
OF SUNDAY RAIN


The weekly bulletin of the Mis-
sissippi Motor club states that the
rain OF last Sunday made all roads
. little rough. Condition OF the
roads leading but Of Rock Island
are noted as follows in the report
issued today:
Rock Island to Muscatine BLACK
Hawk Motor club route S)-GoOd
oiled and paved road. Best road to
Muscatine. Muscatine to Burling-
ton. state route 20. Mississippi
valley highway very good road.
Rock Island to Aledo BLACK
Hawk Motor club route Boiled
road. smooth.
Rock Island to Monmouth. via
Aledo (Route 3, white, orange and
white).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
CHANGE
IN Prohibition
FORCE IN STATE


Washington. D. c.. Oct. zx.-Plans
for the Reorganization Of federal
prohibition forces in Illinois imme-
diately after the retirement Of
Charles A. Gregory, present direc-
tor, on Dec. are reported to be
under way both at national prohi-
bition headquarters here and by the
assistants OF Senators Mccormick
and Mckinley, who have been call
ed upon recently to look over dog
ems of applications for positions un-
der the new regime.
Both senator's are now in the
midst Of the Illinois campaign, but
will give their attention to the fill
ing Of places On the new dry staff
once election worries are off their
minds.
Their most important selection
will be that of state prohibition di-
rector to succeed Gregory. For
this post William r. McCauley of
Chicago, former state commander
of the American Legion, is still a
heavy favorite and every indication
points to him for the place. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-28
MOLINE YOUTH Is
HELD BY FEDERAL
! JURY ON FORGERY
Especial Nome Service,

Herman Carlson, 16 years old,
Moline, has been indicted by the
federal grand jury at Peoria on p
charge of forgery. 1t is alleged
that Carlson forged a check for az
proximately. 500 issued by the
United tSates treasury department.
The check issued to another man
named Carlson, was delivered to
Herman's house through an error.
The temptation was too great for
the boy and it is said he cashed the
order.
Herman is at liberty, however,
and will remain SO pending his
good behavior. The loss has been
made good and the federal author
ties are willing to give the lad an
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~ - ktaeteentb street 4ev- J. A. CnaD-
@sn.. psstss saads ssbsss = BID
1csnins s.r,tcs q 1880 end evening"
csso win sstssk on ~ Near Esss ii morn
ine hour Pastors sveaing shene. 'Ths
Chealenge 70 The Young"
spencer Nenqna, MesAodass-Cassss
rosts.shspi .esesA ed sevsath svsaas.
Icy. Prank 1arstsa. suDdsy school .
. Tsss Net1odss--iSso Nists svsss,..
asv. John Parry pastor. eusday seAsM
~ $3.50 and preaching servicss q 1o:48
and praise services ct O'Clock.
Way0an African Methodist EpioeppAi
schoel q $50 o. =. Services ct lo:sb
-Cornef HiitA-and-a-hais ssenus :. ~
Thirteenth street. lev. Eugese TAsmpsea.
pastor st@
Milan Methodist-Rev. John Leekie.
Morning service at lo:4s. Evening service
Censsaary Methodist Thirty eighth
street. Eighteenth avenue. Rev. r. d.
Meme. pastor. Sunday school 1t GAS.
Services At IL and 1880. Epworth league
$3.50. Prayer services WedneoAsy evening
at 7:30.
silvis Methodist-sumday school at $50
Rev. J. =. Neal will be In charge 81 0ssa-
ing service q IL .. m.
Il Memorial ChristiAn-Corner Third ave.
oue tAnd Fifteenth street. Rev. LaunceIos
Had4way. pasts. Bible school At 8 30 q
a. DIR. J. IL. Nichols. superintendent
Services at 1885 and tao. Christian En-.
dcavor at 80.
Second Christian-Corner Sixth street
and Thirteenth avenue. Rev. C. H. Hath.
away. pastor. Services both morning and
evening. Su1Cay school at $50. Services
at 1880, Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
Fifteehth Avenue Christian Corner
Fifteenths avenue and Thirty sixth street,
Rev. Guy b. Williamson. pastor. Bible
school At 0:30. Communion and story
Junior Christian Endeavof at 3 o'clock
Mrs. John Carruthers. superintendent
Senior Christian Endeavor. Adolph Levin
superintendent. $50. Evening service a
7:3O.
First Baptist-Corner Third averae and
Fifteenth street. Rev. G.. A. Sheets. pas.
| tor. Sunday school at $50. Mems
! Brotherhood. Rev. Mr.. Sheets. teacher
Public worship at 1915. Pastors sub.
jects. "Oid Testament Saints and The
Crime Of DEGRADING Souls!'
Edgewo0d Baptlst-COrnef Fifth Avenus
and Forty -fourth street. Rev. T. E,>Por.
! ter. pastor. Sunday school At 10 .. m
| Services at IL o'clock and 7:45.
Second Baptist tcolorrd Tenth street
| and Sixth avenue. Rev. 8. II. Gibson. pas.
| tor. Sunday school At 9:45. Preaching u
1890 o'clock and 1880.
| LCTHEkAN-
ImmanIefs LuthefaA-TWentietR street
! and Fifth avenue. Rev. Phi. wilhelm
! pastor. Sunday school At o'clock. Pre-
paratory service for Holy Communion al
| 10 o'clock. German services with com
munion at 10 80. English services at z 80
| pam. with reformation sermon.
| Evangelical Church vi leace-Cornea
Twelfth street aud Twelfth avenue. Rev
F. ]. Rolf. pastor Sunday school a,
| 9:45. Reformation service at 1O:45 with
! sermon by Rev. H. Stretch of St. Louis
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other chance. Herman will be re-
quired to report regularly by mail
to the secret service agent who ef-
fected the lads arrest last sum-
mer, and il the boy makes good
the case will eventually be ex-
plunged from the records.
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SENTENCE 8 FOR Staying.

Chicago, Oct. 28.-Cornelius H.
Davis and Clarence Wallace were
sentenced to Is years, and Joseph
Duncan to- IA years Imprisonment
for the killing of John y. Colby,
grocer. several years ago.