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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
DRY FORCES PLAN
ELECTION RALLY

Moline supporters OF temperance,
who met defeat at the polls when the
matter OF abolishing saloons in this
city was voted upon in the spring plan
a big election rally and meeting TO be
held on the afternoon of Sunday, Nov.
!. at 2:3O in the parlors of the First
Lutheran church. when discussion of
the various candidates for office will be
held and plans made to support those
who oppose the saloon.
At a meeting of the Scandinavian
Temperance union held last night in
the Mission tabernacle, the coming
rally meeting was planned and the
date set II is also planned 10 secure
4 number of good speakers. who will
address those present. Another meet
ing of the union will be held in the
First Lutheran church Oct. 10. AT which
time further discussion OF the rally
will be held and names OF various good
speakers suggested with the end in
view of securing two or three OF them
for the rally.
The dry forces claim they are by no
means beaten and Will bring the wet
and dry issue TO a vote again within a
couple OF years and win out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
HENRY HOAGE DOES
NOT KEEP PROMISE

Henry Hoage, who promised Police
Magistrate Frank Gustafson only yes
terday morning that he would behave
in future if given his freedom from a
disorderly conduct charge, failed to
keep his promise and was arrested
again last night. He became angered
at some trivial matter in the restaur-
ant where he was employed, Alb Four
teenth street, and smashed several win
dows. The fine of SO which was sus-
pended on his promise to behave yes
terday. was levied against him this
morning by the magistrate. Being I'M
able TO pay he was sentenced to serve
10 days term in the county Jail 1t
is probable also that the restaurant
owner will try TO collect from him for
the broken windows
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
FORMER DENTIST
IN CHICAGO JAIL
DR.. William Sensibaugh, Evan
gelist, Gets in Trouble
With Women.

Dr. William c. Sensibaugh, who
many residents of East Moline will re-
member as a former dentist in that city,
has gotten into a peck of trouble in
Chicago. Sensibaugh, while still prac-
ticing his profession in East Moline.
became imbued with a sudden and
overcoming religious fervor, which
prompted him to close up shop and
enter the evangelistic field As an
evangelist he was successful.
Now. however. according to the story
sent out from Chicago, Sensibaugh has
taken a decided fall from grace, and
is locked up in the Chicago avenue
police station. The arrest came after
a 19-year-old girl had swallowed poison
presumably because Sensibaugh had
cast her aside for another woman. And
at the same time the former East Mo
liner was married, had a 4-year-old
adopted daughter. and was supposedly
a devout Christian.
In Chicago. it is said. Sensibaugh
posed as a vice investigator and gen
eral evangelist, and also claimed to be
a former detective.
He came to this vicinity some 10
years ago. and first hung out his den
tistry shingle at Port Byron. 1t was
here that ne met and married Miss
Minnette Howard, who last June start
ed suit against him for divorce. He
removed to East Moline after being
married and started dentists Office
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
TO ENTER CONTEST

The Moline Y. NJ. c. A. will take
part again this year in the annual
state membership contest conducted
throughout Illinois for the purpose of
increasing membership In all Young
Mems Christian associations. Last
year this city won third place by Sc
curing 2GS new members in the single
week Of the contest. The state cam
paign this year will be a part OF IA
membership campaign.
A prize will be awarded the y. NJ.
c. A. securing the largest number of
members in the single week. the dates
of Sept. 30 to Oct. having been set.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
DIP IS CAUGHT
WHILE AT WORK
Joe LaughEn of East st. Louis
in Act of Picking
Pocket.

Patrolman Jacob Wigers arrested a
man on a Blue line car last night, who
was caught in the act of picking the
pocket of a Moline citizen. The man
gave the name of Joe Laughlin, East
st. Louis, when hailed into police court.
Seymour Peterson, 2615 Eleventh
avenue B, boarded Blue line car with
a purse in his pocket containing s27.
Laughlin extracted the purse deity,
during a jostle in the crowd, but the
act was witnessed by other passengers
who nabbed the culprit. In the mean
time Laughlin dropped the purse to the
floor and it was picked up by the own
er and found to be intact.
The car was stopped and Wigers ar
rested Laughlin and took him TO Jail.
When arraigned before Magistrate
Frank Gustafson in police court this
morning the East st. Louis man enter
ed a plea of not guilty" The case
was continued until the states attorney
can be in attendance and prosecute.
Local police are of the opinion that
the pickpocket has given a fictitious
name and address, and that he is the
man who has been operating about
here successfully for the past few
weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22

sional championship, but who lost the
title to the Rock Island Independents.
are undergoing constant grilling under
the watchfll eye OF Coach Hartzell.
preparing for the opening game at
Browning field next Sunday. Daily
morning practice is held at the field.
with about % candidates trying out
for the team
The Olympics plan to make another
effort this year TO land the state title
and have an exceptionally strong and
heavy team. a number OF last years
stars have returned to the game and
new men are proving good. Sundays
opening game will be a practice af-
fair between two picked elevens
among the candidates. Coach Hartzell
plans to pit his regular team against
the scrubs
At a conference between represent
atives of the Red Men lodge football
team and the Olympics, the schedule
for the coming season was discussed
in order that dates will not conflict. IL
was decided that when both teams
have games here on the same date,
the Red Men baseball park and Brown
Ing field will be used.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
Stomach Troubles
Due to Acidity
SO sAYs EMINENT sPEcIALIsr.

So-called stomach troubles. such as
Indigestion. wind, and stomach ache
are IN probably nine cases out of ten
simply evidence that fermentation is
taking place in the food contents of
the stomach, causing the formation of
gas and acids Wind distends the
stomach. and causes that full, oppres-
Slve feeling sometimes known as
heartburn, while the acid irritates and
infiames the delicate lining of the
stomach. The trouble lies entirely in
the fermentinE food. Such fermenta-
lion is unnatural. and acid formation is
not only unnatural. but may involve
most serious consequences If not cor
rected; To stop or prevent fermenta-
ton OF the food contents of the stom-
ach and 10 neutralize the acid. and
render IL bland and harmless. tea
spoonful of bisurated magnesia prob
ably the best and most effective cor
rector OF acid stomach known. should
be taken in a quarter OF a glass of hot
or cold water Immediately after eat
ing. or whenever wind or acidity is
felt This stops the fermentation. and
neutralizes the acidity in a few mo-
ments. FERN entation, wind and acid
ity are dangerous and unnecessary.
Stop or prevent them by the use of a
proper antiacId. such as bisurated
which can be obtained from
any druggist. and thus enable the stom-
ach TO do Its work properly without
being hindered by poisonous gas and
dangerous acids.-M. +. P.-(Advl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
HIGH SCHOOL TO
OPEN The SEASON
Scrubs VIII Meet Regulars IN
First Real Scrimmage OF
the Fall.
cLYMPlCS START SUNDAY
TWO Picked EIevens to Compete at
Browning FieId-Af=er ILLINOIS
State Title

Coach Slough OF the Moline high
school football team announces the
closing Of two more dates for the 1914
eleven. West Liberty. Iowa, Will play
here on Oct 10. while Moline viii jour
new 10 GaIesburg Nov. IA. for game
with the high school team OF that city
The local coach plans 10 put his
men through the first real scrimmage
Of the season at Browning field tomor-
row afternoon. in which the scrubs
will oppose the regulars. The first
game of the season will be played at
the field next Saturday afternoon, be
tween two picked elevens from the
high school. This game. while 1t Will
not marx the real opening OF the sea
son. will serve TO give the men some
excellent practice and the students
and fans who follow the maroon and
white warriors will be affore1 a chance
70 see the men in a real workout
Lineup of the first string men. al
though the eleven has not been dein-
itely chosen. who take the field for
practice daily as follows: Willis leap
tainl' right end; Simon5on, right
tackle; Lundberg. right guard; Wealth
erhead. center; Sehnert, left guard;
MuIInix. left tackle; Crossen- left end;
weiderquist, quarter back: Person.
right half back; Ludwick, left half
back: Peterson, full back Berg has
also been getting in the regular lineup
N occasionally at left end, with Harrah at
y quarter back
Assistant Coach Adams has charge
Of the second sting men daily and is
putting them through some hard drill
work. They viii face the regular elev-
en tomorrow afternoon and there may
be some changes IN both hneups after
the game
oiym2ics Open Sunday.
The Moline OIympics, contenders
last year for the Illinois semi profes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
HALT TYPHOID
WITH VACCINE
State Board of Health Furnishes
City With SIS, 900 Worth
of Medicine.

August Sundine, distributor for the
Illinois state board of health in this
vicinity, has received from Springfield
a quantity of typhoid fever vaccine,
which is sent free by the health Of
ficials in order that the typhoid cpl
demic threatening in this city may be
halted. Any physician can secure the
vaccine by communicating with Mr..
Sundine.
In addition to the vaccine Mr.. Sun
line has received a large quantity of
antitoxin. Free distribution of the
two in Moline alone, is costing the
state about $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
ISSUE CALENDAR
OF SCHOOL YEAR
Principal E. P. Nutting An.
nounces Dates for Hold
ing Events.
TO ORGANIZE GLEE CLUBS
New Musical Instructor Plans Feature
Work Progresses on the
High School.

The opening week of the fall term at
the Moline high school has come to a
close. and work is now going on daily
in routine form. The year is to be a
hard one, and one of much work, &C
cording to Principal E. p. Nutting He
announces today the following calen-
dar of events for the year 19141915:
Dec. boys defamation confess.
Dec. 11-Big Eight defamation con-
test at Monmouth.
Feb. 11-New semester begins.
Feb. 12-Girls' defamation contest.
Feb. 19-Big Eight girls defamation
contest at Canton.
March 19-Big Eight debates.
April 16-Boys' local Oratorical con-
test
April 2S-Extempore local speaking
contest.
April SO-Big Eight oratoricaI con-
test at Princeton.
May big Eight track meet at
Galesburg.
May big Eight extempore speak
ing contest at Moline.
commencement will not come later
than June II.
The only break in the regular rou-
tine will take place some time IN the
early part of 1915, when the new high
school has been completed and the
change will be made from the old
building now occupied.
New Music Instructor.
There has been a change in musical
instructor. Earl Baker having resigned
last year to accept another position.
Miss Peterson, the new teacher, plans
to organic, glee clubs among the boys
and girls. a new feature a.: the high
school. She announced yesterday that
she would be at the high school as
sembly room On Wednesday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
SEMINARY OPENS
AT LOCAL SCHOOL
DR.. Gustav Andreen Will Al
dress Theological Students. ..
Tomorrow.
HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING
Home Mission Board Assemblies at
Augustsna-Trsnsact Routine
Business.

Formal opening Of the Augustana
Theological seminary will take place
tomorrow morning. when the opening
address will be given by Dr.. G. A. An
dreen. During the last two days the
naturalization committee has been in
session, considering candidates who
have made application for admission
in the theological department. This
committee is composed of DR.. L. A.
Johnston, president of the Augustana
synod, DR.. J. A. Bendelle of Denver,
Col, vice president. DR.. Andreen
and the mem ers of the seminary fac
ulty.
Word has been received from Dr.
c. E. Lindberg, who has been touring
Europe during the summer and was
marooned on an island off the coast
of Sweden since the opening Of the
European war. The message is dated
at New York, and states that ne is safe
in the United States, but will not ar
rive in Rock Island before the latter
part of the week
Home Mission Board Meeting.
The home mission board of the Au-
gustana synod is holding it's quarterly
meeting at the college today. As far
as is known, nothing but routine bust
ness will be taken up. The board con-
trolls the home mission work in Alas
ka, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Tennessee,
Alabama and Florida. This territory
is not included in that controlled by
the II conferences of the synod. which
contains the most extensive part of the
synod home mission field.
The committee is composed OF DR..
l.. A Johnston, DR.. J. A. Bendelle, Rev.
]. E. Rydback of Gowrie, Iowa, Rev.
Nels Forsberg, Dr. C. G. Blomgren, DR..
c. wv. Foss, c. A Larson and o. P.
Peterson of Rock Island, and Andrew
Peterson of Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
FIRST FIRE
ALARM IN TWO WEEKS

The combination fire truck and
pumping engine recently installed at
the Central fire station had its first
run in response to an alarm of fire THIS
morning shortly before / O'Clock. The
call came from box No %, and proved
To be a false alarm.
incidentally this was the first call
to fire in Moline for period of ex-
ceeding two weeks, an unusual record.
Sept. was the date Of the last blaze.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
How to Make Your
Hair Beautiful
Ten Minutes Home Treatment Works
Wonders. Stops Falling Hair. Itch
ing scalp and Dandruft and
liant, LustrouS and

ing Scaip and Dandrur and
Makes the Hair Soft. Bril-
liant. lustrouS and
Better. than all the so-called hair
fonbisn ii IN the world is a simple. OLD;
plain Bay Rum, Lavona tide CompO-
see), and a little Menthol CRYSTALS
These three mixed at home in a few
minutes, work wonders with any scalp.
Try II just. one night and see GET
from your druggist 2 OF. Lavona. OF.
Bay Rum and 10 drachm Menthol
CRYSTALS. Dissolve the CRYSTALS in the
bay Rum and pour in an OF. bottle;
Then add the Lavona. shake well and
let II stand for an hour before ueing
Apply II by putting a little of the MKT
ure on soft cloth. Draw this cloth
slowly through the hair. taking lust
hair and scalp of dirt dust and exces-
sive oil, and makes the hair delight
fully, soft. lustrous and FUZZY. To stop
the hair from falling and to make II
grow again. rub the lotion brisSly
into the scalp with the finger tins or
a medium stiff brush Apply night and
morning. A few days use aud YOU
VIII not find a single loose or strag-
Cling hair. They will be locked on
your scalp as tight as a wise Dandruff
VIII disappear and itching cease You
VIII lind fine. dowly new hairs sprout-
ing up all oyer YOUR scalp, and this
new hair will grow with wonderful
Any druggist can sell YOU the above.
The prescrip.ion is very inexpensive
and We know of nothing so effectiVs
and certain in its results.-(Ady0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
BUILDING men To
HOLD CONVENTION
Annual Meeting of Illinois AS
ISOLATION League in
Moline.
AUTO TRIP WILL FEATURE
Plan Tour of Tri-Cities Opening Day
October and Set as
Dates.

The 35th annual convention OF the
Building Association League or ILL
nois will be held in this city October
8 and 9. in the rooms of the Moline
Commercial club and local members
of the Moline Homestead & Loan as
sociation are laying extensive plans
for the entertainment of the $50 dele
gates who will be here during the two
days of the annual meeting. Within
week the official program will have
been completed and will be ready for
announcement. Numerous inquiries
are being received by the local asso-
citation from delegates and visitors
who plan to attend the convention, re
garding hotel accommodations and res
ervationS.
Auto Trip Features.
At last nights monthly meeting of
the local association, plans were dis
cussed for the coming convention, and
decision reached to make an auto tour
of the tri-cities on the afternoon of
the first day feature of the conven-
ton. A luncheon will be served to
the delegates in the Commercial club
rooms at noon. o. E Mansur and A.
G. Abraham have been named as a
committee to solicit automobiles for
the tour.
On the evening of Oct. there is to
be an open meeting of the association
in the club rooms, and all persons in
terested in this line of work will be
invited. Harry Ainsworth and c. S.
Kerns have been named to officially
represent the Moline association at
this meeting.
Bulletin is Issued.
The following bulletin regarding the
approaching convention has been sent
throughout the state to the various
associations who will send delegates:
You are urged to have your asso-
citation represented at this meeting by
one or more delegates, as many mat
tiers of Importance relating to the
building and loan association will be
presented for consideration and should
receive the combined action of the
in furthering this interest.
You are requested to bring before |
this meeting all matters which may |
be of general interest, SO that the same |
can be thoroughly discussed and prop
erly acted upon. If there are any |
changes in the laws contemplated and |
which may be in the interest of build
ng and loan associations the proper
place to bring same is before this
meeting, so that such contemplated |
changes can be intelligently discussed
and acted upon for the benefit of this
interest.
One of the mooted questions at the
present time is the contemplated leg
Station in reference to a new war tax,
md congress is now at work revising
ame. intending to reenact the old
Spanish-American war tax with some
minor changes. 1t will require the
cooperation of all the members to Sc
,ure exemptions we heretofore Sc
;ured and action upon this matter will
,e had at this meeting. This is a mat
er of grave Importance to all the as
iociations in the state as well as the
United States and your active coop
,ration is requested
The directors last evening author
zed loans to the sum of $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22

after school to test the voices of any
who desire TO join the glee clubs. 1t
is hoped that a large number will re-
port iand good glee clubs can be or
ganiZed.
There will be some changes OF
minor nature in the program given
above. and there will also be some
additions. The class play, which Will
take place some time in the early
spring. is not announced because the
date has not been set. II Moline wins
the debates of March 10. this Will ne
cessitate the holding of a triangular
debate.
Principal Nutting estimated to-
day that 81 per cent of the members
who graduate from each class attend
universities or colleges.
Older Students in School.
According ITO the report turned over
to Superintendent c. II. Maxso0 of the
public schools by various teachers, Mo
lines schools this year will hold
greater number of older boys and girls
than ever before. The total enrolment
at present is 4,103, and Mr.. MaXson
stated today chat he expected an en-
rollment of 5000 before the year was
out.
Roof on High School.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new high school building and the roof
has now been placed upon the struc-
ture. This eliminates the possibility
of further hindrance to the work by
rain. and it can now be rushed through
to completion. The new building VIII
probably be ready for occupancy some
time in February. The old high school
will then be converted into a central
grammar school, and it is thought that
the school enrolment viii increase
with these better facilities. The pres
ent central grammar school Will De
used for grade work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
NUN ICIPAL COURT
FOR EAST moline
Special Election Ordinance is
Passed by Council at Reg
ular Meeting.

At the regular weekly meeting last
evening of the East Moline city coun-
Gil, an ordinance was adopted calling
for special election to be held Satur-
day, Oct. Il, at which time the voters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22
ABUSES HIS DAUGHTER
FOR BEING ARRESTED

Angered because his daughter, Mrs.
Hilda Saline, who resides at 4241s
Railroad avenue, had been arrested in
company with a man on charge or
immortality. Peter w. Lundgren appear
ed at the daughters home and abused
her. For this Mrs. Salisbury, police
matron, had him arrested. Magistrate
Frank Gustafson fined him $3.50 in
police court this morning on charge
of disorderly conduct.
She-You love me like novice. He
DO I? Then We are both imperfect
I should know more and you shouldn't
know so much.-Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-22

The Moline Oiympics, contenders
last year for the Illinois semi-profes-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
PUBLIC MARKETS To
Be OPENED IN
NEW YORK
simultaneously Cam gn
Starts to Teach People How
to Eat Beans in Place of
Meat.

New York, Aug 25.-Four public
markets for the sale Of food supplies
dircc, from producers to consumers
win be opened in Manhattan borough
ON September I. In announcing the
location of the markets today B"r-
ough President Marks stated that
until further notice there would Dee
no charge for space and that farm
cfs and dealers are requested 10 Of
fer their supplies at wholesale or
retail.
In its fight on high prices ~
foodstums the mayors committee to-
day began the distribution of 100000
pamphlets la many uses to which
vegetables can be put as substitutes
for meat.
The committee also has Joined In
the campaign started yesterday by
Mrs. Julian Heath, president of the
National Housewives league. for "a
return to market basket days. Some
members Of the committee believe
that II housewives and hotel buyers
cultivate the habit Of going to mar
ket u viii result in the establishing
OF open market places throughout
the city,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
STOCKTONS LABOR
TROUBLES BEFORE
COMMISSION
Stockton Employers Tell In.
dustrial Relations Board Of
Strikes and Boycotts by
Cooks and Walters.

san Francisco, Aug 25.-stock-
toms troubles between union tabor
ana employer was The subject which
the federal industrial relations COM
mission took up today ON the opening
~ its hearing horc 10 early was de-
claIed hy John 4. irish. Jr.. "a dircc-
tor 81 the Mcrchunts'. Manufactur-
crs' and Employers association of
stockton. which ~ mrthcrinR q nght
for open shop conditions. that the
body Is affiliated In no way with
national employers organizations
\ boycott on the Hotel stockton.
IN which a picket's flag bearing n
yellow cloth rat on % black back
ground played an important part,
was described al length by Mr. Irish.
Another boycott on the Sperry
Flour company plant nj stockton was
o potent factor In bringing about the
formation Of the employers associ-
alton. Mr.. Irish said. This boycott
was caused by the refusal Of the
company To force their cngincers into
unions. he testified.
other contributing causes To- dis
satisfaction named by the witness
were the demands Of five me a halt
DAYS labor Of uniun men In certain
lines that compete with siX day labor
in Oakland and san Francisco, the
insistence that merchants force thcii
clerks into unions and an effort OF
officials % the cooks and walters un-
ION 90 compel employers To hire more
help than they could afford.