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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-01
Mi romantiCo ensueno.

Mi romantico ensueno te adivina
vestida con ell girls de la neblina,
cruzar ell viejo parque a~bandonado,
tendida al viento y goteando lluvia
tn destrenzada cabellera rubia
como IN rayo de sol anubarrado.
Sc refIeja en- los CHARGES cenicientos
tn regio peril blonde
como en- ell verde Y tembloroso fondo
de vetustos espejos polvorientos.
Y tie pierdes fugaz en- la avenida
interminable cual la propia vida
que custodian esfinges de granite
dormidas entire acantos y entire hiedras.
Y a tn paso veloz, lanzan las piedras
IN sollozo de amor al infinite.
"A d6nde vas, Vision? Hacia que vago
pals de nieblas emprendiste ruta?
Themes tn regio alcazar en- la ruta
encantada en- Ell fondo de aIgqn lago?
Belleza fugitiva y vap0rcsa
que diste a este crepusculo lluvioso
IN perfume romantico de rosa,
cen que lecho encantado hallas reposo?
Mientras ell cielo sus tristezas vierte,
70 persigo tn huella en- Ia avenida,
como persigue ell ojo de la Muerte
los pasos fugitivos de la Vida.
Francisco VGLLAESPEsA
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Villa en- ~rebeIi0n........
Fiene de Ia pdginG 1.

Fiene de Ia pdginG I.
diar todos los males que afIigen
a nuestra Republica, va encau-
zar!a por Ell sendero del progreso
y del bien general.
No tratamos de defender per-
sonal;smcs, sino principles; y en-
conseouencia no. lucharemos con-
ira otro de los jefes que han con
tribuido a la csida del uaUrpador
Huerta; nuestroS ataques Sc diri-
jir&n contra la persona de Venus
tiano Carranza.
Los Estados de Sonora, "a
catecas, y una parte de Coahui-
Ia han secundado nuestTa acti,
tud, y nuy prOnto Sc nos adheri'
ran otras l~ocalidades.
"Ei general Oregon ssldra
esta noche para Ell Paso, Texas.
(firmado,) Francisco Villa"
Fl manifesto que antecede, fue
remitido por Villa, 81 microbes,
de la ciudsd de chihuahua s Fl
P2ao, Texas, a Ia PrsnEa Asocia-
da.
Este eolsca al Estado de Chi
hushua ga alberta rebellion con-
ira el yartide carraacista que es.
Ia en- possession de Ia Capital, al
que sscuHda DEEDS lusgo Sonora,
donds Sesds hace tismRo May
toreas ha dsseonocido 3 Carran-
"a, proclanando'e independents
de 81 Gobierno.
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PESQUISAS.

DC uSscd sdUcI Cd pdlooo1v oC
Luis Diaz, hijo de Santos Diaz y
Sebastiana S. de Diaz, natural
de Uriagato. Guanajuato, de "a
amos de edad. En- 1912 Sc en-
contraba en- Temple. Texas. Sc
graf fcara con dos pesos a quien
de iDformes suyos, escribiendo a:
Macedonia Guerra.-B Box 374.-La-
grange, Texas.
1O-l7.24-1.o
JOSS Rodriguez desea raber el pars
dero de su padre EugeLio R DR. guez,
que hace cinco amos res dis en Marta,
Texas. Sc dsran CIV o PES S de
qualification q qniep de informes de su
paradero: direction: Sr. Jose Rodri-
guez. 61p W. 9th st. Austin, Texss.
l~o-l7-24le
Ell Sr. Jose A. Martinez deses saber
e, p,rsdero de gu hijo Andres Martfrez,
que hsce como dos meses So is de Fort
Worth rumho q Kansas ity o chicago.
Sc obsequiaran CINCO Pc OS eqWen
de in ,ormes suyos. Direction: S jose
A. Martinez. 2U4 FIR tbkiin st. Fort
Worth, Texas.
l'i724Ie.
Sc desea saber ell psraderp del Sr.
AGolfo RIGS, natural de Linsret, Nueyo
Leon, Nexico. Sc %obseIuisra On sho
de s4scripci6n a LA PRENSA Q quien
de informes 81 los, con esta direction:
-Sr. Julio Rios. -Kensdy. Texas.
OH "a.
Oeseo saber ell psradero d. mi hiio
Asunci6n~ Jimerez, que hace s amos Sc
sepsr6 de nj en- Pepj M. Gus nsju,to.
Haze ,omo 5 snos supe Gu. estsha en-
LIS Ang leg, 81 are un sno G rus
c~iipciHI 3 LA PRENSa a qnien u de
inftrme de ei. Dire Ci6n: Sr. Sin On
jim enez Care, Mo.
.. ..f 10 ll2t1s
Deseo saber Of parsdero de mi hijo
Abd6n Canedo y de mi hernano Area
die Canedo. Nj hijo estata N San An.
torio en- Mario dltimo = nj hsrmano en-
AIlends, Coahuils, en- AGos'o de 9ls,
asando despufs q Texas. Obsequisre
un sho 90 suscripci6n 3 LA PRENSA
q quien me de informes suyos. tirec-
ci6n: Sr. Fe tx Canedo.- Seguin, Tex.
FL o-S is
Sc deses ssber ell parsdero del .ehor
Pas Jimenez, que hace d s amos 81 lode
San Juan d. AIlende, Coahui u. La Glti.
me notIcia suya re recibi6 de Encinsl,
Texas Sedsra n grsti6csci6r qui n
inform. de s escribiendo 81 Sr E.t.-
slso Pa'tida Kennedy. Tex $.
"a 10 s Is.
Sc desea aber ell psrad' 70 de jose L,
que hsce como die messs
II sbsjsbs en- Ia Pr, ga de Medina Sc
1srtn DOS PESOS y un aho de suscnp-
zion a LA PRENSA a qaien informe de
81 con esta dir ecci6n: Sr. Lorenzo Ger
d.. Oiem, Texas.
"a l.e 8 Is
Sc desea saber 81 para Zero del sefior
G Perez, que en- JUNO de 1918
,ali6 del Mineral de Rio Escondido, Goa
NJ la En- Febrero de este aho e.cribi6
lie San Iznacio Tanaulipas. Sc graft
jcar& ron DOS PESOS a quien informe
lie el con ests direction: Sr Apolinar
R. 3 Box 55.- Forreston, Texas.
Is Is %
Sc desea saber ell paradero de Cayeta
10 Martinez, que a principles de este
mo sali6 de Monterrey rumbo a 8ats-
noros O 81 esposa Malta Uidial ~
us nihos Tomas y Nenecio. Sc rega-
ara. IN aho de subscription a LA PREM
"a a quien informe de 81 dirigierdoss
!: Julian Msr;fnez, cargo Pedro c w
l Box 5.-Lorena, Texas
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tros compatriotas de que la prac-
tica de la democrac.a en- nuestro
pals, no puede ser, no sera nunca
afanzada por ninguna revoiuci6n,
pues a la postre resulta que los
principles proclapados b con.
Pdsa q la pdsixa 5.
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cia del franco r~ompimiento entire
los dos principles factories de Ia
reYo!uci6n constitucionalista y dc
IA actual politiea mexicana, hizc
en- Washington ell efecto moral dc
una bomba de dinamita caida de
improviso en- IN populoso y arts,
tocratico barrio, causando una
profunda impression que dej6 ale,
lados a los pOIiticos americanos.
Ell verdadero director de la po-
Utica constitucionalista, Mr..
Bryan, Secretario de Estado de-
Presidente Wilson, Sc neg6 a ha-
Ger cUmentario alguno sobre Ia
nueva situaci6n de Mexico, y los
deuas a.tos empleados de Ia Ca
sa Blanca tambien Sc encerraron
en- ell mas impenetrable silencio
No obstante, Ia creencia general
en- Washington, en- relaci6n con
los 0ltimos y para ellos inespefa
dos acontecimientos, es de que el
P~residente Wilson, que a1n no ha
sehalado Ia fecha para Ia evacua-
ci6n de Veracruz, probablemente
Ia demOrara hasta que Sc arregle
Ia controversial que ACADIA de sur
CIR francamente entire Carranza
y Villa.
Una situaci6n %abominabIe.
Las noticias ofciales que han
estado llegando a Washington de
varios puntos de Mexico, pintan
la situaci6n que ALI existe como
abominabIe e insoportable, 10 que
IN parte viene a dar raz6n a Vi
la, que asi la pinta en- 81 mani
festo q la Prensa Asociada.
Noticias de Ia ciudad de Mexico,
hablan de que Carranza habia re
sueIto aplazar Ia convention para
dipz dias despu@s de IA fecha f.
jada. Farece que est aplaza
miento tenfa por obJeto adoptar
IN nuevo metodo de representa-.
clones, pues seguramente ell pri-
mer jefe crey6 qu- ell propuesto
por elmismo resultaba contrapro.
duceNte para sus planes.
Llam6 mucho Ia atenci6n en-
Washington que la notica Official
de Ia suspension del trafco ferro-
carrilero al Norte de Aguasca-
!ientes, viniera junto con la mott
cia de que Villa habia suspendido
Ia partida de s1s delegados a la
Capital.
Durante ell dia, Paul Fuller,
que ha celebrado algunas confe
rencias per onales con Villa Ca
rranza, en- nOmbre del Gobierno
Americana, estuvo en- continue
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Por Ia tarde salimos a coger en-
e. vale rosas de Ia Passion y ii
rios paIidos. Y tn sonrisa prose
guia ineXorsb'e. Era como 81 te
burlaras de 10 sensual, por indig-
no, de 10 p.at6Dico, por $3.50.
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EAa admirable medicinal haze mas que cuaiquiera Otra preparation para
aivilr el logr. Acc1a viO.eEt2meute con resuL2tos tan eXp!endGos que
cada casa ce5erta coHseryara a mano SaagLa y qwta = noesua y ei DO
lor sienio IN preventive contra las Lagos. CorEliucas. Raspones { Lrrts-
Clone. e Reunacsmo. = Neuralgia. los Dolores Dc Caoeza ) Is Dolores
de ESga'Ia Sc GUCaa prontamentc
Un5d de nleNros marcasntcs escribe; Ne causa el mayor placer l9t9rmar
a ID acs-ra de las w2r4vilOSas cUaldadcS del "ACelte Reampagode hunt
hunts Lightning Oil 10 use en- mis- maloS despuGSt= aaoermelaS Quema
do al c1rer IN oataZg lie hero arduendO. Ne applique 81 Acelte en- aoundan-
Ga v en- IN te-mn0o Ge tres das mis- ma1os eStaban competaments bUenas,
d4ni,me p5r con iEuiente un aEUo como jsmas 10 Hu5.era creido Mesiento
cca "a d.6er de Urorgar este testincHio para beneaco DC a humanrdad en-
general. pIes a menuio Sc dan caos de quenadu~as sin que Sc sePa a ma
nera dc r4contrar al~5-
D. yent4 en- toIas las faruacjas Y droguerias &c reputation a Precio de
p c.s y lie 30 cts. b5teIa. DC cnvamoS draCtame1ts pC- correO al recIoo
g. III D-s.o en- eStaTD.IaS Ie cOreOo giro postal.
= EscE,aA PoE NuEsTRo LBao GRATIS De cASCIoNEs MExICANAs =
A. 3. Richards Medicine Company.
HERNIA TENAS
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GRATIS.

GRAN M~ARAVILLA DEL SIGLO!GUIA SECRETA DEL EXITO. OPERA
CLONES NISTLCAS, METAMORFOSIS, HIPNONAGNETISAO.
Hos NISTERIOS DEL OCULTISMO REVELADOSH
Re aub cue listed -eHa para bEarou TODD ysewa-E Tn poTeaEb ruanta
Sea I'd arA~2 Gaaaaa- sEuoy pespeE pouusE u En@a 81 mo sia=aa an hs Ers
ua lei eE ~&4pw -N Urzae a veaGdof aGtnenua \ a 60 If7 ID l4L Val q hSE
yaar G-s a tE= Sci epa=a MAS YALE MANA QUE FUERZA-
opaa I'd: PODEE AMOR FELUCIDAD YSUCESO. TczOl auU 0noL hunhsb an
bca- Ca-lG-ee eu Cocoa Haf znglaA EuLop rfuRia ~STsnn
s. "a a5rIea @an as uo s5 Irresponsible porous NJ drNG6as AS cue dsSs dHSnas 81
rr~-ond.a-a rss-S-s l. ZINRRANn BzI 80 Tes Squares station New York
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Sc RENTAN cuartos con o
sin asistencia a familias mexica.
mas o personals sofas. Sra. Serna.
SPA N. Flores st. Telefono
Crockett 6506.
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La neticia en- Washington

Ese misme dia sc supo en- Ia
Capital americana que Villa ha.
bia telegrafsdo a Carranza des-
conocieadols como primer jefe
d e ej6reits eonstitucioDsista,
~encargado del poder executive de
Mexico.
La misma noticia fue confir-
mazda por IN menssje que Carran
"a mand6 q Ia agene'a constitu
eionalista de Washington, dando,
lie cuents de Ia deaobediencia de
Villa y de su actitud hostil con-
ira 81 persona.
Villa no ira a las conferencias
Villa, antes de su franco rom
pimiento con C~arranza, Sc cruz6
con 81 algunos telegramas, snun-
ciandole que nj e nj sus delega-
dos concurririan a las .conferen-
cias de la convention nacional,
que debiaa tener Iugar en- Ia Gu
dad de Mexico ell prinero de Oc-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

A worker, deeply interested in the
cause of the baby welfare station,
branch of the work conducted by the
Visiting Nurse association, has sub
mitted the following communication
relative to it, to The Argus for publ
cation:
Perhaps never in the history OF
Rock Island has anything of char
table nature come into existence as
quickly and as successfully as our well
fare station l say our because it is
a work that belongs to the city of Rock
Island, and every individual should
feel an interest in it. Davenport has
had "a welfare station for some time.
Our little visiting nurse. Miss Georgia
Turnbull, was seized with a great de
sire to have such work started here
in Rock Island. She was so interested
in the work that when she had her
half holidays she frequently spent them
in Davenport at the welfare station.
At las her enthusiasm burst forth,
and with the help of Miss Edna Elan
asan she went to work to get a sta
ton established here in Rock Island.
The first thing to be done was to
enlist the sympathy of the president
of the Visiting Nurse association, Mrs.
c. o. Woodruff, also the ladies OF the
board and then, last but not least in
consequence, they had to enlist the
sympathy and cooperation of the coun-
ty physician, Dr. A y. Mueller.
Rock Island is certainly blessed in
having for the above Offices persons
with hearts and Willingness to reach
out the helping hand to aid the needy
whenever an opportunity presents
itself. After having enlisted the sym
pathy and cooperation of the associa-
ton and physician, then the question
of Where shall we have it?' present
ed itself That question was soon ans
wered, however, by the offer of a room
free of rent at the West End Settle
ment. also the use of the domestic
science room for sterilizing the milk,
etc. The equipment for the work vas
donated. 4 more suitable place could
not be found. and the work has pro-
crossed most wonderfully Last week
there were Is babies present and about
30 names were enrolled and more in
teresting scene could not be imagined.
There is a small room, where weigh
ing and examination of the babies
takes place. Il contains a large table
which is padded and dressed in white.
CT which stands the little white scales
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

they are paid for it, How much dc
you think they get? How much dc
you suppose the county pays its faith
full, untiring, conscientious physician
for his services? Called up at all hours
of the night. into all sorts of unsant
tary and unsavory places. The sum is
so small that l am ashamed to men,
ton it. 1t would never allure any one
into the work just for the money.
Then the visiting nurses are not
paid the salaries that our sister city,
Moline, does The nurses just have
living. There is such an opportunity
to neglect this work and these people,
but the county's patients and the citys
poor are treated with just as much
care as the well-to-do. And the nurses
are untiring in their efforts to relieve
the sick and suffering. And SO work
for humanity goes on in our midst.
What a blessing the West End Set
Element lis to our city. 1t is work,
although made possible through the
generosity of one citizen, yet it is
work that belongs to the people o.
Rock Island. 1t is your privilege, your
opportunity to help in grand Work
1t is the real Christ work. No matter
how little you may be able to help In
this work, it will be acceptable and
will bring you a blessing in return.
Perhaps il may be only TO teach a
class in Sabbath school, or to say
helpful word in the prayer meeting
1t may be you can only teach child
TO take her first stitch or perchance
give a CASTOR garment, it will bring
you a blessing that you can not afford
to miss. OBSERVER"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
The Baby Welfare Station

and a pile of clean towels. The doc
tor sits by the scales, one visiting
nurse sits by a table with a large book
in which is registered the names 50
the babies, also the ages, and what
each one weighs from week to week.
LAS the names are called, the moth
er brings baby in, void of all clothing,
but wrapped in a little white blanket.
The other nurse receives the baby,
takes a clean towel from the pile on
the table and puts il in the little white
basket on the scales and puts baby
in. Sometimes baby laughs and some
times baby cries One older child nam
ed Mary always bowls Justify while the
weighing process goes on, but doctor
and nurse treat ii as a joke.
THE doctor weighs the babies and
examines them carefully; asks the
mothers questions as to the diet, etc.
Then gives them instructions how to
care for their babies. So many of
the mothers are nothing but children
themselves. several of them being but
l6 years of age.
Yes, Rock Island is engaged in a
life-saving business. This scene is en-
acted at the West End Settlement ev-
cry Wednesday afternoon. Go down
and visit the settlement and see it for
yourselves. AS we see our visiting
nurses going about from day to day,
also the county physician, little do we
dream of the good they are doing to
suffering humanity. Oh, well, you say,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

lonial hotel. William Filbert being
named in place of l.. w. Mcbride.
There will be 10 delegates at the
gathering. one for every 500 votes cast
for Governor Dunno. the representa-
ton by counties being as follows:
Rock Island. 5: Henderson. /: Han
cock. 4: Warren. 3; Mercer. .; Nc
Donough. 4. T. a. Pender of this CITY
is chairman and Judge ]. w. Clenden.
in. Monmouth. secretary of congress
sional committee
Socialists Delegates.
The socialists county central com
mittee met last evening at 80 at In
dustrial home. Joseph Doering was
reelected chairman and B. w. Newton
secretary. Delegates were named to
the state convention, which Is to be
held in Chicago, and to the congress
sional convention in Moline, as fol-
lows:
State-J. Stuart Dart, Robert Ad-
ans. Rock Island; Ed E. Wilson, Nels
Nelson, Moline; l.. J. Korb, Hampton;
L. F. Haemer. East Moline
Congressional. A. Kelso, J. c.
Wilson, Moline; J. H. Heaton, Perry
Shipman, Rock Island; X ]. Malm-
strom, South Moline
Will Surely Come.
Theodore Roosevelt will be in Rock
Island. September, "a, according to
definite announcement made at the
meeting of the bull moose central com
mittee held yesterday afternoon at the
Business Mems association rooms. The
big mooser is coming west to aid his
party in the fall campaign and if it is
a clear day, will speak in this city
from the stand in Market square. If
the weather conditions are unfavora-
BILE, the address will be made at the
Empire theatre.
Raymond Robins, candidate for Uni
ted States senator and Medin McCor-
mick, are also to be heard in this city
during the campaign and Miss Jane
Adams is to make an address in Mo-
line. F. G. Allen will preside at the
Roosevelt meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
SOARD'S ACTION
DOES NOT CLOSE
ROADS CAMPAIGN
psfusai TO Place Proposition on
the Ballot Means Further
Agitation.
BOUND TO COME IN TIME
s.,;sent Phil Mitchell Of County
Highway Association Issues
a Statement.

The following statement. issued as
-.srI, OF the refusal of the board OF
..,e-visors TO place the road bond
--onosition on the ballot, was given
-. todav BY phil Mitchell. president
- the Rock Island County Highway
,,u-ovemeut association. who has la
800 so assiduously in the cause OF
-ood roads now:
To the People OF Rock Island Coun-
The Rock Island County Highway
Ir,-ovement association deprecates
49, ssilure Of its initial effort in favor
- mod roads now for this county by
,sssou Of the action OF the board OF
,,neryisors. in secret session, declin-
Inr 10 put the proposed 100000 bond
lssue on the ballot at the November
election.
Al the last moment the proposed
q OGO 900 bond issue was reduced to
ne sum OF 100000 that our county
hoard might finance other projects.
mich this association did not wish to
sptagonize. and still allow the good
roads proposition TO go before the peO-
ne without prejudice.
There Is reason to believe that the
rsople would have voted for good
rosds through The bond issue.
But whether or not. let the people
szy. That is good American doctrine.
Is Not Final
SO that our present defeat merely
siguihes arbitrary action on the part
Q, the board OF supervisors, and is not
final
This association VIII continue its
work. probably under other officers.
and il will eventually succeed, doubt
less next year; because a great and
rich county like Rock Island cannot
shord to be without good every day
roads. at an immediate cost not so
greatly in excess of the $4,000 tax
now paid. with poor results.
TIE expenditure OF 100000 for good
roads would have resulted in a large
employment or labor. which point las
been ignored by our board.
This association acknowledges cOur-
tesies received from the several town
ships in the county at which meetings
Eere held
Meetings were also to have been held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
COLLEGE PLANS
TENNIS TOURNEY
Heavy Rain Prevents Opening
of Annual Event at Au-
gustana Monday.
ROY M. CONRAD I'M CHARGE
Tourney Winner to Meet Seminary
champion-Announce Pro-
gram of Matches.

Roy NJ. Conrad, director of athletics
a tennis tournament among the stu
dents, which will be played off as soon
as the courts are in good condition.
Yesterday should have witnessed the
opening of the season, but the heavy
rains prevented playing. The winner
of the tournament will meet the win
ner in the seminary meet which will
be arranged as soon as the theological
department opens. The winner of the
finals will be awarded the champion
ship of Augustana.
Schedule of Matches.
Following is the schedule as arrang-
ed by Professor Conrad:
c. w. l.. Johnson VS.. Franklin john
son.
Arthur T. Johnson VS.. Glenn Trevor.
Neil Mcneil VS.. Arthur Swedberg.
Henning Carlson VS.. c. w. Anderson.
Joel Anderson VS.. Broer r. Johnson.
L. E. Jones VS.. Harold Enstam.
Constant Johnson VS.. c. o. Johnson.
Roy H. Peterson VS.. Hugo Gibson.
Cecil Koch VS.. Hjalmar Berg.
Karl Larson vs. Raymond r. Walker.
L. V. Anderson VS.. Joseph Horblet.
Luther Valentine VS.. Edmund Mel
SON.
Many students attended the open
ing classes in gymnastics, which were
organized yesterday afternoon. TWO
hours each week is compulsory, al
though credit is given for two hours
devoted to any branch of athletics out
side of the classroom work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

burnt OUT Monkey and koansky tuTs are very SMART hen
shapes mostly made of velvet many aey and dns
well prepared
a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
LOCAL KNIGHTS TOBE
HOSTS AT A BANQUET

The fourth degree knights of Column
bus of Allouez council, Rock Island,
will be hosts at a dinner-dance to be
given at the Rock Island club on the
evening of Sept. IS.
The fourth degree knights and their
families of Loras council, Davenport,
and Leo council, Moline. will be guests
\ banquet will be served at o'clock
and will be followed by a dance. the
Criterion orchestra having been Sc
cured.
The committee on arrangements,
which has charge of the initial plans
and the appointment of auxiliary com
mittees. is composed of John B. Cork
en-, Martin Reidy and T. ]. O'Brien.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

Albania never had any existence in
fact. 1t was an Austrian diplomatic
creation TO cheat Servia out of the
fruits of its successful war against
Turkey. with Austria busy the peo-
pie have naturally risen and run on
the king imposed upon them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
CONCERT POSTPONED
TILL NEXT MONDAY

The downtown band concert of the
Rosenfield memorial series. which was
to have been held in Spencer square
last night, was postponed owing to the
weather conditions. The concert VIII
he held next Monday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15

India's public health problem is
vitality complicated by the fact that
biting insects are prominent factor
in the dissemination OF disease.