Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-20
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MOLINE

City Salaries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of $40 a month were granted by the
city council to three city employees
the assistant engineers at the water
works. Hereafter these men will re-
celve $50 q month. Increases asked
for by the patrolmen and the firemen
will be considered at later date.
Obituary Record.-Evelyn Sarah, g.
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
CAMEL Christians of 1925 Eighteenth
avenue, died Monday evening. Death
resulted from scarlet fever, following
an illness of four weeks. The baby
was born in this city. Her parents, a
sister and brother survive. The funer-
al service was at this morning from
the home. Burial was in st. Mary's
cemetery, East Moline.
Candidates File Petitions.-A petit
ton circulated by the friends Of Henry
j. Gripp, bearing about 45o signatures,
has been presented to r. w. Olmsted,
county Judge. Appointment of Mr.
Gripp as a member Of the board of
review. position which Mr.. Grip
filed last year, is asked. Friends of
Fred C. Entrikin have been aggres-
sfve in their work for him. and a pc
tition for his appointment has also
gone to the county judge. Action is
expected during the present week.
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Repeat Performance 25th.-Knights
of Columbus will present their min
strel show at the Illinois, Rock Island,
Monday, April 25. The entertainment
will be under the auspices of the Sis
ters of Visitation and for the benefit of
the Villa de Chantal. The same cast
as presented the show here will ap-
pear in Rock Island. Rock Island tai
ent also will be used in the second
part. j. r. Mahon, manager, desires
that the principals meet Thursday
evening in the Art gallery. Mr.. Mahon
is negotiating with lodge in Geneseo
for presentation in that city.
Dentists at CIinic.-The Rock Island
County Dental society met in this city
yesterday, the opening session having
been held in the afternoon in the Of
fee of DR.. J. w. Guessing. Several
interesting clinics were delivered by
members of the society as follows:
General discussion on gold inlays, Dr.
R. NJ. Pearce. Rock Island; chair elm
les. DR.. A H ZeigIer. Moline, and DR..
M. M Everett, Atkinson; table clinics,
DR.. E. p. Ames, Dr.. F. G.. Abbott, DR..
H. G. Trent, Rock Island, DR.. Wood,
Geneseo, DR.. r. G. Antes, Geneseo,
and DIR. o. G. Hayes, Sherrard Fol-
lowing the series of clinics, a ban
quet was served at $50 at the Manu-
facturers' hotel.
Hugger Is Fined.-Nick Chamoulis, !
a Greek, arrested in East Moline on
a charge of playing Jack the Hugger,"
was assessed a heavy fine by Justice |
of the Peace Entrikin. The case was /
commenced in Police Magistrate Gus |
tafson' scourt, but a change of venue |
was taken by Attorney Harry NJ Schri- |
yer of Rock Island, who represented /
Attorney P. R. Ingelson /
prosecuted. -Four women and two
young men testified against Chamou-
lis. One woman testified that Cha
moulis seized her while she was walk
ing along the street Chamoulis at
tempted to prove an alibi, but the court
didn't take much stock in the testi-
mony Of Chamoulis' companions He
fine of $50 and costs, which
amounted to $67.s0. Chamoulis went
to jail, but it is thought his friends
will raise the money and pay his fine.
Munson Heads Picnic Committee
Y. e. Munson. past grand of Swedish
Olive lodge of Odd Fellows, has been
chosen chairman of the committee that
S arranging for the six-county Odd
Fellows picnic that will be held here