Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30

with the Will but that one point.
SIavers to be Depreciation Lap
pas and Sam Foulas, Greeks, charged
with white slavery in connection with
the May Kerrigan cases, may be de-
ported back to their own country when
they finish serving their sentences. A
new charge, which is provided by a
new law recently enacted, is being
pushed against the two Greeks. The
charge is that of deriving benefit
from the earnings of prostitute" S.
L. Whitfield. a detective from the de-
partment of justice, completed his
work in Davenport, and gave out the
statement that he would take steps to
have the two men sent back to their
own country. He said that he had
practically secured admissions from
the Kerrigan woman that the two
Greeks had introduced her to other
Greeks, and it was also minated that
they had accepted money from her for
doing this.
Collect $1,000 of Tax-Just $50 Dav-
export citizens have paid their dog
tax for this year, the amount collected
being in the neighborhood of $1,000. A
fee of $3.50 is charged for male dogs
and So for the females. The dog tax
becomes delinquent Aug. 1, so that
citizens have only two remaining days
in which to pay tribute to the city.
River View Lots In Camp Mcclellan
Platted.-C. S. Reed of New York, who
originally plated Camp McClelland,
has placed on the market the remain
der of his holdings there, numbering
32 lots, comprising many of the best
high class residence lots in Daven-
port The tract lies on the eastern
city limits and commands a magnifi-
cent view up and down the Mississippi.
1t adjoins the new J. H. Hass home
and the homes of Judge William The
ophilus. E. s. Johnson, DR.. F. l.. War
ner on the river road. and extends
north to the top of the hill. The tract
Is covered with large oak and elm
trees. ALI of the lots are on. the south
slope of the hill and command a river
view. The streets are all paved, &C.
ment walks are laid and water, sewer
and gas is installed.
Resigns as Assistant Street Commits
sioner-John NJ. Heaney, for the past
six years assistant street commission
err. has prepared his resignation. and
will present it at the next meeting of
the city council The resignation be-
comes effective Aug. 20. Mr.. Heeney
has accepted a position as Tri-City
salesman for the August Steffen COM
papy, manufacturers OF the Federation
brand of overalls, pants and coats.
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Athletic Girls Tramp 100 MiIes-The
Misses Katherine Tappert and Paula
Bueck, members of the Davenport
public library staff, have just return
ed from a trip through the Glacier
National park where they spent three
weeks in the enjoyment of scenic won
ders, making a record in walking
which many men would consider note |
worthy. The entire IL days spent |
N touring the wonderful Montana |
reserve was lived In the open. I'm
accompanied the two young women
80 miles through mountain |
regions that have no superior for
scenic beauty. They forded torrent |
Ike streams, hiked over mountain
OF them mere trails
opened this year-found their way
Mise kimbali Badly injured.-Rela, /
lives and friends in Davenport are
greatly concerned over the condition
n Miss Alice KimbalI, who some |.
lays ago was injured in an automobile