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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
lFro6iSitionitiif6e 2tmtrie6e.
lie WITT. .Saloen.giea pil ben Gen.
ten bas eeben nod iauer MAIDEN.

Tie anti.SaIoon.2iao IdBt gegeit.
ipdrtte iiberaa I'M Staote Qetitionet
3irfiiIiren, Inn cine abItimntung BET
ncn ndhiten @ahIen iiber Elm neles
diaries grobibitionsgeiet berbei3li.
fiibren. 7iejes geies ioa iiir Den
Staat Cbio Die 5eflouua aIfcboIi.
ifer Getrdnfe in trofenes @ebiet
perbinoern. Gs mar bon Der Siaa ais
Snttiatinantrag in Der letter. aegis-
Iahlr einaebraht, bod bot oieie iih
pertagt, ohne 0oriiber ab3liitimumen.
Ia iomit bereits bret Erosent Der
Siinmgeber oeu syiriiintipantrag nm.
ter5eihnet, iilio MIR nod bic ltHter.
idJriften ipeiterer orei gro3ent notbig,
am Die abittmmung bel ben nddNten
Asoblen 81 er5ruiHaen. lie 4etition
mus Dor Dem 4. Suit beim Staats-
iefretar eingereift iperben.
@enn iiber oieieS 8eies bel Sen
naditen @ablen ob9eitintmt peroen
ioli, Diro es 5l einem lebbaiter
Sample stptifen Der auti. Saloon.
2iaa uno ben liberaIen Sntereiien
fGnuen.
Ias geieb, nie es bon Der 2igo
rorgeIflngen 1T, beitiDimt cine
idtuere e5eIoiirafe fir ieoen. Der al,
fobclbaItiae @etrdnfe nah iraeno ei-
nem Gonntn. elmer Stubt ooer yeincnl
@obnIngsoiitrift ieitoet, Die iilr tro'
den ertlort limb.
sn Gineinnati iino ). Y. cine alt'
sahI @obnoiitrifte trodeu geitimni
liporoen. imo ein grauer ODER g8lrtf
cher aaent. Der nnf einer 8obuunf
! in oieiem Iiitrift Bier ooer nnoeres
aIfobcIhaltiaes getrdnt ieioet, Mir
be it'd, itraibar MAIDEN. Iesgleid]s.
oerjeiligc, ipelher Die 8etr1rtfe an
niHnlt.
glusgenonimen iin6 Gpotbefer, o:t
| iiir meoi3iHiidle 3lpede 5ptrItuoieI
besichen fonnen, lie nliiiien nber jc
l6cn Ulonat unter Glib meloen, iuic
pieI tie getauit inns perfauit baben.
Inter Dem neuen 8eieee pilro'
lid audi ein in einem troderen ii
litrift lpohnenoer Iirnibdr nIadleH
ipcun er mebr ais cin Quart geiitiget
8eirdufe NIT mad, Saliie Hdbme
lie Straien iino iiir Die crit
lle6ertrctung nift rpenieer oils $iOt
unh uid,i mebr ais $500. uno iii
| Sie ,lpeiie llebertretuu1 riht iDsnige
| ais $1,000 Ueloitraie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27

Milltdh Girabs, Der angelIngi Itanh,
sintn friminsIIen Mngriff ouf bic 16s
jdbrigs alma 6ooper bon no. 938 aiDs
ingisCn Sirabe ssmaht 3n baben, pIais
birte fhulbia unb ipuroe, Da fih ses
ruife umftdnbe su Ieinsm Dunften hsrs
ousitelten, untsr eifsem Iuspennirttn
nrtbsI duF freism 5ub bslaH.n.
5tngersidtes 1thamsni.
Ratberins WulfetuhIe pegmdnt
tlreu Gntsln Sotn uno GbporD muls
fefuhle is 800 nnb ben Rtit ihres
gsrnt0esns an lire ainber Rattle uno
Qouis WulietubIs.
RanldB Ednen.
Daniel Gdlmpn 1T 1eitamentsDolls
itreder BON Gliiabstb SalmOn; Grunos
sieeatbum $2S00.
5snrp gfitrmann iit Rahlabpsr'
ipalisr bon 5rso. qfirrmnnn; GrunD.
cigsntbum $4,000.
Caroline %. C'gannon III Qdhldb.
Dsr'UaI!srin BON Gso. e. S'gdunnoH;
Reformation $3.50, GruHoeisentbuu
$1,000.
2puis uno aatie Wulisiuble iinc
3eitamentspoliItrsfsr BON aatb,rin!
Wulistubls; perionaIien $4,000.
U. m. Shiltrie III RafiabDeripdls
ter BON gtnnie grentice; p:riOndIi:r
$478.50.
SolssItine 6. Cpsrbolt iit Rad.aB,
nerpaltsrtn bon Utartba 6. SDsrboIt
psrfonalieH $4,000.
Ter periSnlihe Ra6lob res St,t
pbsn u. Reape bttrdat $915 56 UNI
berisnige bes 5atob 9eper $1037. 7.33.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
Gine berartiae geifeinintnn tpirb

GlIle oerartlge Ee1dlelll1llllI fDir0
in TeitihIano Dor Der Qramng Ger,
lntgt uno 6crr Toerr iatote oann
auh oa5 NIT Dem NmtsiieqeI ser
Sta6t pericheue Iotunent nod Gin.
torp ab. erhielt jeood geitern oie@tuts
ridlt oab bic oortigen Reb0r0en 0as
Iofumant ntft anerfenneu fonncn
metl e5 nift pom bieiigen oelttidleu
aoniulat bealuubigt lit. TSnfolge0ei.
len mubte Burqermeiiter Sumt ge.
tern elm neues oerartiges Sf)riitititd
uuter 5eidjnen. bus mad ieiner Be-
glaubigpHg ourh ben beIttifen aon.
iltl uah QiHtorp ubgeiurot iDer6en
mir0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
Mms benz YpliseigeriHt.
ShlUsre Straie iiber Sruufen6oloe
perhGnst.

Cine s,ppfiIiolfhs Strafs iruros
ctm esr lrIn.eHRtt sr8shRsn W1ris
ba Cor auIsrltgt. Gor Der DON istnsr
Tr1u attrsnnt lebt, iu4t oisielbs t.
bod in tru1s.nsm ,3uliaRoe auI uro
bssian. turtulonte S8sntu gci Der
8sr6auolng heats iih aud herdGs.
o1b Cor nitt 3t, BEN uistsrbdLt' ig!:
ner Jamtlie bsitrdgt, uRo purbs sr
aus 6itlsm grunos 8u 3 Wcndtsn Qrs
beits6l : DerurtfEilf.
Ulit einsm iuip.noirtsm llrtbe.l Dor
80 1d1tn Qrbtits 6dus uHo $50 8eIos
Itrafs nsbit aoitn fam ssftern Der
aus csmislbeH 9runne oorgsFuaCts
WiGi1n! Gtn tuDon. Etp mubts siusu
Ed,eir ruielitrsiben. In oem er iitI
oerpflihtet, BEN 4lsohol Ballet 81 Ia
asH unb Isinsr Tr1u In 3usunft 3drts
LITER saiaeqtu 3u trettH.
I'm Der qerion oes Qnorep Aobl
fpurbe benz golijsirstfsr Elm Wdnn
porgsfii6rt. osm arbett EN- Jrsmos
MORT III. uno ss oaher corsog. Don
Dem 8eroieuit isiu.r holosn Shonen
III ie6en. 4uorsp Qcbl muBts jeooh
oas gintommsH Der .TGme" nit fsts
mem gruoer tteiIer, Der s6snfalls gu
esren Aitter erfortn mar, ts aber ocrs
soa AL Der gsrbaHoluna niht 3u ers
ftetnen. II ois 9speiis gsssn Rohl
fehr fctrsrsr Ratar fnaren. 10 idnote
itr Ser Rtdtsr auf 30 3age IN oas
ar6sitshaus uHo Derurtteilts TON au'
hsroem Ro3 III eiHtr @tlofrlfs non
$1G0 nsbit Rotten
mecen Sdt6ei1doigund bate ftt
Der ebtmalise Grotru geiiser 6eo.
EEaltr epf Walnut 6ilIs
srofntaft. IL Dsrdntrcrtsr. Brill
Ter. Der in ben lssteu 5ddrsu ,alltn
morditfHeu 6GIt osrioreu, uno id
benz Irunt srgs6eu bate fam u
/ truussuem 2uit1n0s in bic BtrthfhdFt
BON ao,iis Tiefle. uHo betrus ltt
bert SermaFen pnFldthis. oab sr ourt
Deu 9orter an Die frifhs Guft ae'esi
| lperbsn n,1tftt. nierii6er geristh Mtila
| Ter In mufs uno 3ertriimmsrts m
| Ser Eauif cine 5pieaelFhei5'. Rth.ei
/ Erffs Tanote SEN mdnn sur ~alr"
/ 30 1aqe IN oas 4rbeitshGus uno leg
| te linn auberosn Hot cine 9eIeitraT'
non s50 nebit Soften duf.
Der 8ertagunq Fielen T7lls Dor
1n1s6lirfn Tuloens pon Gliidsfpieler
| anEetn. Tur6 goli3iftsn paros II
rer E3ri.taa 9dtt Der aus 9ieaeru BE-
/ ffehenoe Tan6dr Club. an Der Dsit s
I Etrcse. ausdsho6eH, Bel ipelter o.
Ileaen6eit Is gl,ltr Dsrhaftet nuroeu
! -.ic glerfzuc'uua oiefer 5alle pur
/ be uuf 0en II. '}uHi nertlst
i Tsr grob1eihUorsneu truros be
Oes Rau6anfaIlss beihulointe SphH
altus .Ghucle" Dlarphn l6erpteieu
Der In gemeiuitdft mif bem eb:nfdiI
uerhaftsteu syofn Ben non Ro s3.
gleif 4. Gtrabe 1uaebIih oerfhieoe7
Riufsreien oerii6t 6aten foll u
Giiraihaff FIR Ulurpbn tpuros I'll
5000 Feifgeisgf. fouute isoot nif
deffelIt peroen
5fraaeu6abner 5d,ieosaeridlt.
1as 5traBenbabaer Sfaeosserit
foisnte geiteru ait1t 3uiaHmer,tretaF
hn ns~y+ cxahsr ak @Erass Nor Mprfrosp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27

Der IracttouIeute, in Tetroit DeiIt
un6 nift reht3eitig 5u Der 8eriaun-
liutg eintrcfien fonnte, Die aui geitcrn
arbernnut mar. lie critic 3uiamncns
funit Der Sdneo5rid)ter Broieiior
Sfneioer, Walter Traper uno Sobn
y. Siren iinoet oesbalb i'm 2aute oes
beutigen Iages itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
Ban 3ua set5otss.

Non eireiH 3ns osr VeuninInania
GiientGbn Dilroe Der SO ssGbre alte
slrIe sunitroH. EN- MiiIdinanu aus
gleaiant Rtoge. an Der GnpreB Str..,
stDro Arrinoob, iiberiabresl urtb 10.
fort setOeset
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27

lcut oicism Qrtraq i'm NIT ben nDtbis
gen 4rranqsmsnts Elm aus bret Wtts
sIlsosrn bsitsbsnbss aommtttss beaufs
trust Fpsrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27

aesen uerbinbsrte oas Toppelfpist
sniI6en S.. aouis uHb Chicago.
ren.s Ra6mittag ,Ereites Spisl se-
S.tie sfriFfen .Rsbs" une .piraisu"
in gitts6ura. mdhrineinli1 nerbeH
Ser neue Stlsubersr ames unb sydHs
ssr GLart bas GeT4is fir Cincinnati
tehisrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
Naie.Dan.

5trr auguit 5errmonH, Qrdiicent
bes biefiosn gnisbal aIubs, beglsis
tess bic sRshs" auf ihrsr Rsiie nah
3.:.is6ure uno luirn Biz gum enos
osr breiidgiesn Geris son Gpielsu
ter. nerblsiben. Die nsrldutet, fpers
ben 6err Serrmann uHb fsin alublsis
Ter 5inisr fUdbrenb hires aufenthalis
l.: 8ittstura unterhnnolunseH 5urSis
drruns mshrersr erittlafIigsr StIsu.
osrer fir bic Rsbs srfolsrsid gum abs
I61lrb brinsen.
lie btiesn neuen. .Rets" %SH,eus
fsrsr amss uno Stpdrmer Geoors--
tb0tmaIiee u. p. .Risisn") mslbeisa
iit9 asitern bsim 6duptIius 2tn.sr N
gIttsburs gum Bisnit unb betheiIi1s
ten it5 an ben 9orIbunseH.
sSn benz aeitrigtn sriisn Spisls be.
freit6gigen Serie spiI4sn .ReoE"
nns .girotsn- TN gitts6urs funairs
tta Suggs unb glar.e ais unisr,
QGtieris asssn Robinfon uno yaslps
iir bic Gtgrer. Rad bem erIt.u Gun'
q, In lpt!fsm beioe alnbs Qieten sos
atr. tril6rte Ehisbsritier Rigles
nas Spisl rpsssn Tunielheit fir Be-
gnset, pslhe tissnmdftias uno 5dns,
Iit unrihtigs eniidsiouns aEf btf
:iasn glrotsii feitsHs Der 3uihuus'
ane Spis!sr ftisb. 3uerit uubm man
as. hab Der autotrdt oss Spiels fif
e.n.n Shers rIaubt fabe. bod sr.
tlG,te ss. sab sr ben 9al in Der 2-fi
Lid. ie6en tonne. Gd5 Spiel nirr
Ipd.sr cIs 1kil siuss Topps!fpi,li
jaIa 4ustrag seEcnssn.
Die gtfrisen Spitic
Ntlr gort ...00o7OO000-
Seton =. .0o200000o-- z
s'lilabtlptid
0oo100030o4--
Srccilpr. 800o1o0ooo1- {
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27
straaeu6aaner sdiesseeridlt.

1as 5traBeubabaer Sfieosaeritt
foante geiteru aitt 3uiautmeHtretan,
.nG Serr So5n y. 5rep, Der 9ertreter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-27

Gisl auf einem f6ao6af.
ten SsitsRnea.
GliiG6etl Nbxiesan. trslh. am 8.
.Suni 1912 cuf elnem fd,aoaaftsn Geis
ssEipsg an Der GrIsriin die iiel. Ii1
biz EsAultsr rsrrsaiie uno eiasn Hru1
ses liasgn 6cnnsslenfs srittt, bat Die
gtaot Cincinnati auf 3ahluH5 uoH
$10,2l5 Dertlast.
Ban sinsm Reslamsi6ife
gstrcffeH.
Sehn 1heobdib. sin 8irth pcn Co
sI1mbus, C., snareg cm 13. ,Junf 1912.
.als er an sem 9sihdft pcn 60. uns
earn Gart an Der 6igh Strabt IN
@efumtus, G.. poriiberging. p0n eiHfn
sfa1Isnbsn RstlrmeftlD ID gstrcffsn ano
nit6t unerheblich am aopf psrIsst. Or
tetie nssbclb cine afaee iibsr S3075
ssaoereidht ano sridugst sefiern eiTl
Dsfbift iiber $1,000.
QrtmfHdIs JdlIs
Ser 1orbiae Rgmus Bottom, sst
ahfrfii1rt nprnen III. DE I4Idtrige
Herbigs NlubtI Gnrnnin. jebDd mi
ihFsr QiuspiIigung pergstpGItisi 80 has
bsn. irurbs non AiGtfr GaIsipsa Der
0taats, 9ed ederunesonR6I. ubsrmlsita.
&5h&St enel1m0a naa 10. LOGS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
Street CAR HITS
AUTO ON BRIDGE
Frank A. Andrews Has Lucky
Escape From Serious In
juries Last Night.

Frank A. Andrews, 631 Thirty-first
street, was the victim of an automo-
bile accident last evening at o'clock
as he was returning from Davenport
The continued gonging Of the street
car behind him, also south bound,
caused him to stop his machine in
order to let the car by just before he
entered the slough bridge from the
is and.
The car rounded the curve and hit
the autowith great force, as there was
not sufficient room for the machine
between the sidewalk and the street
car track. Mr.. Andrews was thrown out
but not hur,. His machine had two
tenders badly mashed, the tool box
was taken eff and the axles were
sprung. Mr. Andrews is thankful that
he is still in the land of the living.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
SPEEDING AUTO
HITS CONDUCTOR
Lester Smith of Street Car Com
pany Seriously Injured
Saturday Night.

Saturday evening at II o'clock, Les
ter Smith, who lives at Milan and
who is employed as a motorman for
the Tri-City Railway company, was
run down by an automobile and sus.
tanned serious injuries, including sew.
eral broken ribs.
The accident occurred On Fifth ave-
nue. near Thirty-irst street The
conductor was finishing his days
work ard stepped off west bound
street car at Thirty frs. street when
an auto, also west bound, struck him.
He was thrown a considerable dis.
lance as the machine was speeding
along at a lively clip. The injured
MAJ was taken to st. Anthony's hos
Tital where he is said to be in a
critical condition. To whom the auto
belonged is not known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
AGED RESIDENT
Goes TO reward
Mrs. Anton Deisenroth Sue
cumbs to Final Call Sun
day at Noon.
LIVED HERE FOR 50 YEARS
Born in Austria But Carve to Rock Ie-
lard as Girl of 7-FunersI
Tuesday Afternoon.

Death came to Mrs. Anton DieseI-
roth at noon yesterday a her home,
1903 Fourth a7enue. She had been
i'll for some time, was GS years of
age. Deceased had been a resident of
Rock Islend for over half a century.
BORN IN AUSTRIA.
Mrs. Deisenroth's maiden name was
Ursula Stroehle and she was born
December %, 1S45 at Goetzos, prov
ince of Tyrol, Austria. When but
seven years old she was brought to
the city by her parents and this has
been the family home since. On No
vember 20, 1864 she was united in
marriage to Anton Deisenro,h who
with five children survive:
Leo J., deputy clerk probate court;
Mrs. F. c. Downs, George B. and Mrs.
Herbert V. Gardner all of this city
and Mrs. F. j. Fisher, Kenosha, Wis.
Two brothers survive, Joseph Of Rock
Island and John of Atchison, H., and
three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the resi-
dence. Dean j. J. Quinn will officiate.
Interment will be made in Chippian-
mock cemetery.
MRS. ALBERT LUKE.
Relatives in the city have received
word of the death of Mrs. Albert Luke,
formerly Of this city but later Of Chi.
cago, who died at Butte, Mont, Fri
day, following an operation. Details
of the death are not known here, and
it is thought that she was on trip
through the west when taken i'll.
The remains will be brought TO this
city tomorrow for burial. William
Tremann is a brother Of the deceased,
whose maiden name was Ella Ire
mann. She was born in Rock Island
46 years ago, and was the daughter of
| August Tremann. In 1888 she was
united in marriage to Albert Luke and
since that had lived in Chicago. Be
sides the husband. one married daugh,
ter, Mrs. Burton Rascoe, survives.
SELMA PARKS.
Funeral services over the remains
| of little Selma Parks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Parks. who died from
terrible burns she received while play.
| ing with a bonfire. were held this
morning at 8 o'clock at the Knox I'm.
/ dertaking parlors. Burial was made
I in Chippiannock.
JOHN CONGER.
John Conger. who, died suddenly al
Milan after drinking glass of ice
water, was laid to rest today Funeral
services were held at noon at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Hull, the daugh
ter, and the remains were then taken
to Wyoming for burial, where the
Odd Fellows had charge of the sery
ice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
PETIT JURYMEN
ARE PICKED BY
CIRCUIT CLERK
Two Lists Chosen for Septem.
Der Term of Court-For-
.ty in Each.
FIRST REPORTS ON 22ND
Second Will Not Ee Needed Until Two
Weeks later-Those Named
for Duty.

Two panels to serve on the petit
jury at the September term of circuit
court were drawn this morning by Cir
cult Clerk G. W. Gamble in the pres
ence Of Acting County Judge 3. s.
Bell and County Clerk H. B. Hubbard
The term is to open Sept. Is but the
first list of jurors will not report until
Sept. % and the second Oct. 6.
FIRST LIST.
Cordova-Charles Reynolds, Wilbur
Allen, Frank Diess.
Zuma-Marvin Mumma.
Port Byron-Art Avery.
HamptOn-James Sharp, S F. Odell
Moline-Harry w. Klattenhof, w. c.
Mueller, Frank Blomberg, G. S. Fftz.
gibbons, R. J. Green, L. P. MARKHAM,
H. 5. Ransom, NJ. L Sutherlan, Frank
z. Carlson, Clyde West (Roy Entrikin,
Mat Hall.
South Moline-Charles NJ. Larson.
Rock Island. D. Beecher, a. P.
Glass, o. y. Cowden, H p. Dunlap, c.
L. Rumley, A. a. Mccartney, ]. NJ.
McCarson, John Polzin, J. A. Reid, r.
II. Robb, c. L. Hubbard, n. Deisen-
roth. George W Reddig, F. ". Rush,
William Schmidt.
Black Hawk-Charles Olson, John
Cox.
Edgington George schriver, Robb
Maberry.
Drury-William Zollmer.
CONDEMNATION Hick
Coe-Claus Flint
Port Byron-Wiliiam Banker.
Moline-C. t. Johnson, Seth KEN
ball. J. P Johnson, Horace Altz, II. w
Cooper, Jr., w Loptien, J. II. Wess
ley, Sol kaufman.
South Rock Island-A. A. Burt.
! Rock Isjand-W H. MofIit, John
| Schmidt, Frank Beecher, James l.
Hickey, Frank CIuskey, Herman Olson
! Mic JuhI, Robert Krimealla. r. ?. Viii
son. Peter Olsen, J. c. Morris, Terry
Burk, Herman Brinkerhoff, S. r
! Wright, NJ McNealy. Adolph Strom
/ Walter Rapp. \. A. Rounds, Dan Nc
Kinney, Ben Redecker, A. J. D. Moefel
/ II. F. Fulmer NJ. F. Underhill.
/ Rural-R. ]. McKeog
/ CARBOHYDRATES BOgner, Jr.. FL
/ mer Patterson.
Drury-William Hudson. ]. S. Price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04

Construction of mains on Eighteenth
avenue between Twenty-fourth and
Fifteenth streets, and in newly an
nexed district. $16,5OO.
Erection of new fire station in new
fire alarm system in that district, $16,,
coo.
Installation of new units, electrical.
ly driven, al waterworks pumping
station. $4,000.
Construction Of 30inch main from
pumping station TO filter. $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
ON OLD Y. BUILDING

Advertisements were printed today
announcing the receiving of bids for
the purchase of the old Y. NJ. C. A.
Third avenue. The sale is in charge
of the building committee of the Y. NJ
c. A. and II. E. Casteel, chairman, will
receive the bids, which must not be
submitted later than a. M, Aug. 10.
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check of not less than $500. The COM
mittee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
THE OFFICIAL BEVERAGE
ORANGE, NOT GRAPE JUICE

Washington. Aug. 4-Grape juice
must give way 10 orange juice as the
real otfCia. beverage OF this admins
tration. President Wilson, the big
CHIEF" has set the seal of his approval
on the latter.
Unlike Secretary Of State Bryan,
with his grape juice, however, the
president will not impose his partier-
lar drink on his state guests, as the
alterna i've cC spring water.
But personally he dotes on orange
juice. re drains a wine glass Of it
every morning as his 'mawnln S
maw.n". He takes it straight without
sugar. esq or other additions.
Eariy in the life OF the administra-
ton Mr.. Wilson gave instructions that
the White house pantry never shou q
lack q supply Of the fruit and gave
PARTICULAR instructions 10 the servants
that in squeezing the oranges. none OF
lhe pulp be allowed to get into the
presidents glass.
Be sure and take a bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer. It cannot be
obtained on board the trains or steam.
ers. Changes of water and climate
often cause sudden attacks OF diar
rhoea. and it is best to be prepared
Sold by all Enthusiastically
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
LOCAL MEMBER IS
awarded A PRIZE
Lieutenant Hettleson Captures
Third Honors at Woodmen
of World Encampment.
PRESENTED WITH A BADGE
Major c. T. Fuller and Members Of
Company A Return Home from
Gathering at Put-in-Bay.

Major c. T. Fuller, together with
the members of company A. uniformed
rank, Woodmen of the World, returned
last evening from Put-in-Bay, where
they have been in attendance at the
biennial session of the organization
The local lads were honored at the big
gathering through the winning of third
prize for lieutenants' guard mount by
Lieutenant Hettleson of this city. He
was presented with a beautiful medal.
When it is considered that In the COM
petition were camps from Colorado
east, the work of the Rock Islander il
remarkable.
BIG MEETING.
There were about 1900 privates and
$50 officers at the encampment, which
was in session all last week. The local
team of 16 men was under the direc-
ton of Captain Joe Cameron and made
a good showing Omaha, which has
previously been the chief winner OF
competitive drills, failed to show its
old-time form this year and the honors
were scattered throughout the country.
Major Fuller of this city was in charge
Of the First battalion Of the 1896 regi-
ment and he reports that the gathering
was a success in every way. Many out
ings on Lake Erie were given the dele
gates. Lieutenant W. L. Franks of
Rock Island was placed on the A. d.
staff and made an excellent officer. A
complete report of the encampment
will be given to the local members
shortly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
MAKES ANESCAPE
BUT IS CAPTURED
George Ford Gets Away from
Courthouse Janitor and Is
Punched in Davenport.

George Ford, the colored man, who
was recently sent to county Jail for
a period Of 30 days, escaped from
Charles O'Berg's cleaning squad at The
court house Saturday afternoon. He
skipped to Davenport, where ne sue,
ceeded in being arrested for disor-
DERBY conduct. and this morning he
was given 10 days in the bastile over
there.
On the way to the station, it is said
that Ford made desperate attempt to
secure his liberty and jumped out OF
tho patrol. but was re-captured. Wher
the Davenport officials get through with
him, he has Il days coming to hin
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Fannie Gellerman has gone to
Omaha, Neb., to visit her sister, Mrs.
II. Whitebook.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Daugherty, 1888
Second avenue, leave this week for
an extended stay in Colorado Springs,
Col
2Ir. and Mrs. II. Taxman, Jr. ana
son returned yesterday from a. two
weeks stay at Sulphur Springs and a
week at Omaha. Neb.
Miss Maude Ewing of Oak Park. Ill,
q suburb of Chicago, arrived Saturday
evening for a two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. r. c. Bimson, at the lat,
ter's sumner cottage in Sears.
Miss Marion Pearson. TIA Twenty.
first street lett yesterday for Omaha,
Neb., Who're she Will be one of the
guests at a house party to be given
By Hiss Gladys Hodgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank, Mrs
Henry Frank and Mrs HelfricE nave
returned after an extended visit al
salt Lake City. They were absent
two months.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Jensen and daughter
Miss Ellen OF S14 Fourteenth-and-a
half street. and Mrs. p. J. Porter left
yesterday for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Chicago and Wisconsin.
R. G Hudson of the firm of Hudson
Collins & HammeriCh, has returned
from England, where he has spent the
last several months for the benefit OF
his health. Mr.. Hudson returns tc
take up his work greatly improved il
Irof4b
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
POLICE NEWS

Another DayenpOrter came to grief
here Saturday night, because of vio-
lating the traffic ordinances. George
Merritt, driver for the Keystone Rub.
Der company, was driving an auto
truck on Second avenue but there were
no lights on the vehicle. He was arrest.
ed, but refused to sign a jury waiver,
and was locked up. This morning he
paid a fine of SO and costs.
Becoming drowsy Saturday after.
noon, A. Hyslop climbed into an au.
tomobile and curling up on the back
s. at fell asleep. A policeman rudely
awakened him, and this morning in
police court, Memo, Sr., paid 81 and
costs.
Mary Willis was given a 20-day sen.
tence on a disorderly conduct charge
Theodore Sarrell (colored) made
himself obnoxious on the streets Sat
urday night and followed several white
women. He was arrested by Officer
Kirsch and this morning was given a
20-day sentence.
The following paid fines of 81 and
costs on disorderly conduct charges
August Paskie, Axel Nelson, Fred
Rhodes, James Bailey and Joe Dabre
Fall and Winter WooIens Arrive
from Americas famous tailors, Ed
V. Price & Co. For the sixteenth con
secutive season these well known tail
ors viii be represented by "Beal,'' il
the Illinois theatre building.-(Ady.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-04
TEACHERS IN TEST
FOR THE LAST TIME

The last teachers examination of
the summer is being held today in
County Superintendent S. J. Fergu-
sons office. A number of young wo-
men are taking the test, most of them
being from outside points