Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-23

every instance 1t is at the precinct
/ polling place.
Dick Waterman Has Scarlet Fever
It's now Billy's turn to laugh. Some
time ago when he had the measles or
mumps or something of the sort, his
brother Dick merely laughed at him
and kept on with his play. Now Dick
has the scarlet fever and Billy is do
ing the outdoor recreation while the
former is confined indoors. Billy and
Dick are twins. children of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Waterman.
Realty Men to Picnic on May G.
Crystal Lake will be the scene of the
annual picnic of the Davenport Real
Estate Mems association, arrange
ments for the event being made at a
meeting of the association held at the
Commercial club. Charles Sorrowfree,
a. F. Petersberger and w. A. Watts
were chosen as the committee to make
arrangements.
lemcke Gets Year In JaiI-Pleading
guilty to charge of breaking and en-
ranged before Judge Donegan yester-
day. was sentenced to pay a fine of
500 and spend a year in the county
Jail at hard labor Lemcke is the man
who was caught by the night watch
man while trying to break into the
rear of the Western Fruit and Candy
company store on Second and Main
streets. Walter Balluff was attorney
for the defendant.
Gun-Toter Gets Fine and Parole
William Allison, a youth of 20 years,
charged with carrying concealed
weapons was arranged before
Judge Donegan, and sentenced
to two years in the state reformatory
and to pay fine of $50. The sentence
was suspended and the boy paroled to
f. c. Boniger! Allison told a story
that was in truth that of "a lad who |
never had chance" His mother dy-
ing when he was a boy. he knocked |
around the southern part of Illinois |
for many years. He came to Daven- |
port short time ago, and has been /
here with Mr.. Boniger ever /
since. The extreme youth of the de-
PENDANT was taken into consideration |
by the court in suspending the SEN
tence and paroling the youth.
"Y" Secretary Gives Up Job. B.
Mcneil, for the past eight months
office secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A,
rendered his resignation to the board
IF directors to take effect on June 1.
Mr.. Mcneil leaves Davenport to be-
;ome general secretary of the Musca-
inc y. NJ. c. \. Two years ago Mr.
Mcneil held this position, but because
If failing health he was obliged to
1--WE up the work
Promoted to Deputy-Albert Kurth,
ormerly clerk in the auditors office,
las been promoted to the office of
Ieputy auditor by the county board of
supervisors, upon the recommends
ion of County Auditor Edward Col
ms.
Bootiegger Jumps Bonds-Forfeit- ;
ng bond of $500. Antoine Lepos,
ireek charged with maintaining a
uisance in the city of Bettendorf.
hose case was to come up for trial
I this term of court, has left for parts ;
Unknown.
Licensed to Wed-Adolph II. Kroe- ;
er of Eldridge and Olive NJ. Rogge,
davenport; Frederick James. Ashton,
(. d., and Aloyone y. Cheney. Daven- ,
ort; George Gordon. Maryville, Mo, |.
nd Dorothy Dreier, Davenport. .
Obituary Record-Hugo Einfeldt. ~ '
ears old. lifelong resident of paven-
ort, died at st. Luke's hospital Death
as caused by pneumonia. with which
was taken i'll on Friday. Mr.. Elm q
'ldt was born at the Einfeldt home
cad on North Broadway. Oct. Is. i
S12, where he resided until two years \
go. since which time he has made his I
ONE with his brother. Emil. 2O2I |
ummit avenue. Surviving is one v
ster, Mrs. Tony Lage of Davenport
nd five brothers. Henry and Emil a