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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
REPAIR ALLEYS FOR
NEXT BOWLING GAME

Bowling contests in the Manufac
turers' league dated for last evening
were postponed and will be rolled next
Monday evening. The postponement
was made to await the completion of
repairs at the Eagle alleys which were
damaged by fire several weeks ago.
Manager Churchill states that the
work will be done tomorrow and the
regular games of the league scheduled
Friday evening viii be rolled there.
Arrangements are being made by the
Twin-City league to play series with
Kewanee team which has been de-
feating everything in that vicinity.
Some of the strongest players in the
league viii be sent against Kewanee.
Though the Twin-city league will
not be in financial position to send a
team TO the national tournament at Buff
falo IL is planned to enter the state
tournament at Chicago. and as usual
probably some of the prize money viii
be captured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
WORKERS Join TO
PROMOTE SAFETY
Division Committee of Employees
of G. r. I. & P. May Meet
Next in Rock Island.

Employees of the Rock Island road
together with those of other railway
systems, are organized 10 provide for
mutual safety in their work. The Rock
Island safety alliance committee for
the Illinois division held its February
meeting last week at Silvis and the
March meeting will be held either n
Rock Island or Joliet.
Every shop has a safety committee
made up of members of the alliance.
The number of members of this COM
mittee depends upon the number of
employees in the shop. 1t is the duty of
members of these committees to report
all defects in machinery or anything
else which endangers the workers, and
10 offer such suggestions as may oc-
cur to them for the lettering of work
ing conditions. Once a month the di-
vision committee meets and hears the
reports, subsequently taking up with
the proper officers the remedies which
are considered worthy of adoption.
Twice a year a joint committee for
the several divisions of the system
meets for an exchange of views.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
FINED FOR ATTACK ON
HIS" WIFE'S HUSBAND"

Admitting that he had tried to beat
up his wife's husband" Robert Sher-
man, otherwise known as Fowie. was
fined S5.05 in police court this morn
ing. The "wife's husband" r. Z.
Smith, was fined the same amount.
Neighbors lodged the complaint last
night after they had been disturbed
by the row which took place at the
Smith domicile. Fifteenth street and
Sixteenth avenue. Fowle, il appears,
Is jealous Of his former wife. who
procured divorce and married Smith,
and last night he made his way into
tie Smith home and started trouble.
After the rough house mad been in
progress several minutes neishbors
saw the front door fly open and the
two men locked in clinch roll into
the street. They called the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
SAYS UTILITY TEACHER
is PROVING A SUCCESS

That utility teachers now being tried
at the Grant, Lincoln and Garfield
schools are a success from a financial
standpoint is the statement of c. H.
Maxson. superintendent of city
schools, who says that 5000 was saved
by them during the last semester.
Their assistance is said to have en-
abled no less than 79 pupils who would
otherwise have failed to make their
grades during the first semester. 4
little personal instruction helped them
through. Cost of keeping them for
another half year would have totaled
81, 1S5. based on the per capita cost OF
SO per pupil each semester, which
is the average for all the schools in
the city. After deducting the salaries
of the utility teachers 5000 is left as
clear gain from the financial side alone.
The value TO the pupils themselves. of
course, is not to be measured in dol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

POISON IS FATAL
TO INCLINE WOMAN
Mrs. Marcia K. Flint Dies in
Chicago Hospital From
Effect OF Drug.
OUT OF DANGER
Took Bi-chloride of Mercury After
Arrest Charged With Attempt
to Shoot e. J. Reidy.
SUPPOSED OUT OF DANGER

Mrs. Marcia X. Flint, formerly OF
Moline, who took poison two weeks
ago after her arrest in Chicago charg
ed with threatening TO shoot E. J.
Reidy, died late last night in a hospi-
tai in that city Bi-chloride of mer-
curry was the poison taken and at first
little hope was entertained of recov-
cry. However. a new system OF treat
ment was used and the patient later
showed improvement and for a time
and it was believed by the attending
physicians that she would recover.
The attempt on the life of Reidy is
said to have taken place in north
side hotel. Complaint was made by
the man and when the police arrived
they found that Mrs. Flint had taken
poison. She was taken to a hospital
and after the first effects of the pow
erful drug were off she appeared To
greatly regret her act and did her best
to cooperate with the physicians in
their efforts to pull her through
Father Lives Here.
Mrs Flint was a daughter of Vic
life Kunckel, 1925 Fourteenth street,
Moline The father and mother are
the latter living in Rock
Island. it is claimed.
Mrs. Flint was 20 years of age. 1t
is not known whether the remains
will be brought here or buried in Chi
cago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
j. Frederick stodder.

News has been received here Of tina
recent death at Burden, Kan, Of J.
Frederick Stodder. who spent his early
life in this city. He and his brother,
Henry, were left orphans while young
and were cared for by their grand.
mother, Mrs. r. S. Child. Frederick
was a graduate of Williams college at
W;lliamstown, Mass, and had lived
at Burden since 1884. He was presi-
dent of the State Bank OF Burden at
the tirae of his death and noted
raiser of pure bred live stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
NINE CANDIDATES
FOR WARD BOSSES

Yesterday was the last day for the
filing of petitions of aldermanic can.
didates for nomination at the spring
primaries in East Moline
The candidates are:
First ward-Oscar Lundeen, who
seeks reelection on the citizens tick.
ct and Carl Phillipsen on the social
lists ticket.
Second ward-F. L. Stewart and J..
F. Ryan of the citizens party and R.
w. Reeves, socialist.
Third ward. X. Williams, seeking
reelection on the citizens ticket and
C. A. Cornell citizens, August Rogrel
peoples, and Ben Schneider, social
list.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
FIRE IN Moline?
NO;ONLY WHISTLE
Big Alarm Apparatus at Water
works Tuned Up to Be Put
in Service Again.

A fair notion of the sort of noise
/ the Moline fire whistle will make
when it again sounds alarms was
given to the people of the city this
morning when repeated blasts led
many to believe that a serious blazs
was in progress somewhere. Inquiry
developed that the mechanics were
merely trying out the whistle-tuning
il up, as it were. Inasmuch as there
was no other way to test the device
il was necessary to alarm the more
easily frightened and to cause the
telephone operators a great deal o.
trouble telling the curious what it was
all about.
After a few days when a fire breaks
out the whistle will sound as of yore,
the impression being general that the
city has not sufficiently advanced as
yet in metropolitan ways to do away
with it, It's retirement was not vol
untary on the part of the city com.
mission. 1t was necessary to take it
down in making extensions at the
waterworks plant. These have just
Deen CCnlplGlSO anu dnOIhSI MHiSliS
has been set up. 1t is not the same
old one, but one which was purchased ,
a number of years ago and could i
never be used because OF lack of boil |
er pressure. There was some delay |
in connection with parts that had to !
be ordered from the factory.
II is estimated that 1 200 unneces-
sary calls were answered at the tee
phone exchange as result of the !
tests made of the whistle. Commits
sioner L. o. Jahns promises that due
notice Will be given before the alarm
is regularly sounded for fires. No
with the alarm system mas
been made at the waterworks as yet.
There were two real alarms this
but that was before the
whistle was tuned up. Both came
rom 1880 Second avenue. The first
was at 1850 and the department re
sponded and put out a small blaze in
the roof caused by sparks from the
About twenty minutes later
another fire broke out in a different
place on the same roof and the motor
.ruck was called back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
MOLINE'S SECTION OF THE ARGUS
Rocks Sister

the company. 1t is planned to extend
the census to the Highland additions.
The trouble is that it is generally
supposed only a few farmers live out
this way" said one of the members
of the association discussing the mat
ter. when we lay before the COM
pany the result of our census perhaps
we viii be able to get at least re-
spectful hearing"
New Officers Elected.
officers of the Improvement asso-
citation were elected last evening as
follows;
President-W. J. Stewart.
Vice Observation-Disclosures King.
Secretary-Treasurer Eli Meers-
man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS UNITE
Organization of Churches of
Augustana Synod for Tri-
Cities Is Launched.

4 permanent organization of the
Sunday school teachers of the churches
of Augustana synod in the three cities
will be formed as the result of an en-
tertainment last evening by the teach
ers of the First Swedish Lutheran
lnurch of this city at which 125 were
present committee composed of
on0 member from each of the affiliat-
ing Sunday schools was named to plan
the organization. This committee is
composed of the following:
Salem Lutheran-Rev. Edward Eek
strom.
Trinity Lutheran-Rev. Samuel Mil
Ter.
Emmanuel Lutheran-C. W. Lind
stedt.
Moline Swedish authenticated
Erickson.
Grace Lutheran-Dr. c. w. Foss.
Zion Lutheran-Professor julius
Mauritzson.
Rock Island Swedish Lutkeran-Mr.
Pilstrom.
Davenport First Lutheran-Profes-
sor A. w. Kjellstrand.
The following program was given:
Bible reading and prayer-Professor
A w. kjellStrand.
election-Sunday school orchestra.
Vocal Solo-Esther Malmrose.
Requirements of Sunday School
Teachers'-C. w Foss.
Advantages of a Sunday School AS
ISOLATION Edward Eckstrom.
Vocal duet-Esther and Bertha An
derson.
The Cradle roll-Dora Ostrom.
Refreshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
MOOSE IN OPEN MEETING
ARE WELL ENTERTAINED

Two hundred fifty attended the open
meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose
in Red Mems hall last evening and en-
joyed an entertaining program. Mayor
NJ. r. Carlson, Axel Kohler and Jonas
Bear of Rock Island, spoke. Dictator
Frank P. Phares presided as toastfas-
ter. Ed Ruhser in blackface did
humorous sketch and Bylund and Nor
dahl appeared in a Commute exhibi-
ton of wrestling. An oyster supper
was the closing feature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

bleed terribly Then scabs would iot'l
afterwards. then they would drop Oh az
the so-called seed warts would come -
again They wero on my face for aoVe'
nine months and the trouble causeo u
hgurcment while it lasted.
'One day L read in the paper oil tae = ~.
cura Soap and Ointment. l received ~
sample of Cuticura Soap and ointmen' a.
IL was SO much value 10 me that ooes s.,
a cake OF Cuticura Soap and box oil -
.c,;ra Ointment at the drug store IN So,
ten days my face began 90 heal up "a
on Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment ans
in very short time after. the scsos uFopsa
Oft tho red spots where thcy were N'1..-s-s "a
also. AIy face Is now clear Of the "sll y :.
not a scar Is left" (Sgned) Lei'oy
O'Brien. May II, 1913. -,
CutIcura Soap 25c. and Cuticura oii'i,.e- :,
soc. are sold everywhere Liberal sa,ha', =,
each Iaaliod free. with SIP SKIN be'oA, .
dress postcard "Cutieura. Dept po os. -.
Ss'AIen who shave and shampoo via
ticura Soap VIII AID it best fof a--in '--i1 -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18


have some basis for futuSe action.
Oenounees Lighting Contracts.
At the conclusion OF the majors adj
dress. NJ. = McEniry secured the floor
and strongly aTraigned the city gov
eminent He read from copies OF the
contract with the Peoples Power com
pany for city lighting for a l0-year
term. which was approved by the com
mission at its meeting Monday. and
declared that the interests OF the peo-
pie had been disregarded by their rep
resentat!yes when they negotiated il.
he said IN binding the city 10 keep
overhead wires for a period Of Ia years.
the commission had tied the hands OF
the administration which would sue
coed It.
Mayor Carlson. replying. declared
that in his opinion no other city OF
Mcline's size had a more advantageous
contract with a power company. II had
been signed. he asserted. only after a
long period of careful study OF the
question OF illumination and OF terms
which prevail elsewhere.
II was on motion OF r. p. LOuris that
the president OF the club was author
ized TO appoint a committee OF FIVE 10
make q general Investigation OF the
present city administration and to re-
port back us findings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
HAVE ANNUAL ROLL CALL
Odd Fellows of Manufacturers Lodge
Respond by Word or Letter.

More than 200 members of Manufac
ters' lodge, 1. o. o. F., were present
at the annual roll call last evening and
many of the $50 absent ones sent let
tiers which were mentioned when
Financial Secretary A. +. Bergholts;
read the names. Music was given by
the lodge quartet, Carl T. Blomgren, c.
August Carlson, Charles Carlstedt and
Conrad T. Josephson. Jonas Bear of
Rock Island gave short address. Man
ufacturers lodge will send a class of
Is to Rock Island to be initiated at
the grand lodge session there Saturday
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
OBITUARY RECORD
John OsieqIeewski.

The remains of John Osiegleewski.
who died at the city hospital Monday
afternoon, will be sent tomorrow to
Kankakee for burial, funeral services
being held at the Danielson & Furgis
undertaking rooms at o'clock. De-
ceased was a blacksmith helper at
Deere & Co., and was "a years of age.
He came here from Kankakee six
years ago and lived at 1914 Twelfth
avenue. A sister in Kankakee and
another in Russia survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
-. czIass - nESs1yGp nHRE1
NO WITNESSES ON HAND;
CHARGES ARE DISMISSED

Matt Rannski. sos Fifth avenue. who
has been held in Jail for three days on
,he charge OF stealing so from Matt
Wichrowsi.. WAS released this morn
ing when the case came mp for the
third time in Magistrate Frank Gustaf-
sons cocrt- The complainant failed to
have his principal witness in court
and the charges were dropped by the
magistrate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
EAST MOLINE PLANS
$4,000 OF PAVING

The assessment no for the paving
of Ninth and Tenth avenues of East
Moline will be filed in county court
tomorrow. The engineers estimate
for the work is sl6.50S y meeting of
the board of local improvements will
be held tomorrow moraing, wien bids
for the paving OF Sixteenth avenue
Will be opened. This project win cost
$4,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
Work for Degree Team.

The degree staff of St. George
lodge No. %. knights of Pythias. will
go to Matherville March Z to sconfer
the three degrees. \ special car on
The Rock Island Southern will take
the members there and back. The
staff Is also invited TO perform a
simi ar service at Galva March 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
Go 70 PIay Muscatine.

Six members of the Moline high
school basketball squad left this al.
ternoon for Muscatine to play re-
turn game with the high school OF tnat
city this evening. In the first game
which was played here, the Muskies
won by a small margin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
Succeeds Freeman al panviIle.

Reid n. Radford, for the last year
financial secretary of the Illinois asso-
citation, will succeed the late John ).
Freeman, formerly secretary OF the
Moline Y. NJ. c. A, as secretary OF the
Danville association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
Vote in 10 Members.

Moline lodge of Odd Fellows last
evening voted to admit 10 new men,
bers. They will be initiated at Rock
Island Saturday evening when the de-
gree team of Moline lodge will confer
degrees on a large class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

cannot be far distant You do not have 10 b.
On the Eropnd on Opening Day or sead any
there viii not be the sEE6t.st fsvoritisrs
shown 70 anyone ALL. rich anc poor ak e.
have an Equal opportunity You viii irnme-
diateiy after the Opening. be notified 10
just what Tract or Interest you have Sc
cured. but you NOW KNOW in advance
mat it will be either n leo. so. 60 20 or 10
- No blanks-%o diszppointments
You Can Register BY Mail Nov And Get
Your hoaey Back Any Time Within3o Days
u After Fuller Investigation You Wish Ts
Witb4ra~.
u can be very safely predicted. comparing
us Land Opening with those of the pest.
shat there VIII be fer more Registrations ihan
there will be Contracts for. therefore. ws
would advise that you send in your ReEistrA-
ton NOW. ~ you are Eligible, or else YOU
are liable 20 be TOO LATE Tor there win
be but ONE Registration accepted for each
Contract included in the Opening and no
more. and the BANK viii Certify only ONE
Pull Paid-Up Certificate for each Contract H.
GUIDED IN the Opcntng and no more. This be-
ing me case. and RegrEtr tons now being r.
cciFcc BY the hundreds. h " 80 behooxcyor 20
reach OUT Committee with your Registration
before the Contracts are all zone-When ali
have been spoken for there Will be no more
aszll.bis. conscsI ently we shall be forced to
REJECT ell EXCESS Resistr.tio., and re-
turn the Rezisnsat's Moaey- You ran nay
the SO % az IN cash or At the rate 81 & O per
month There - only one way tor you to
pa a-r sGre that your Registration viii rczrb
- it tHe Gn1 That - by sending In your
Remittance teither the entire SD or the firrt
'otisilmeni Of 50 al onee. We will the1
seni you fuil descriptive literature eIriafn-
lnE ne Bag OpeEizS" in detail and you can
az pouf ON time to inyesGEste II after
. thorough investigation you desire 70 forfeit
Dor contract AL you need to do. - to notify
- 70 mat erect any time within 20 dzvs after
-rh1inE - your Remittance ant ill
promptly refund every Eenny Of the ossa~v
fenl
Make yovT Remittance direct 20 Tn. Ran-
iosI. unimprovcd Land Association 10
arc pt Rerlstrstion Couamitte-. Using the
<rEtsrsoon Coupoo To your LEFT Ter fi.t
lhFp.ss AZ kcmltfaures will he dol~ &C
and Reccspis covering .srr.
oromptis mailed A. ouilirej au1 CUkRAS.
I'D ~ our RcEiStrAi.Os COvps-.
Nsrtcrffu.s
Ibe Rsilr0 'ds ITiIrTGVeJ ) 7nsAssn.
S-.s-~-S. slL.N~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
COCkrOaches
SHOULD BE KILLED

AT the first sign of the repulsive cockroach
or wateTbug, get box of the genuine Stearns'
Electric Rat and Roach Paste and use il &C
cordiag to directions; and in the morning you
can sweep up painful of dead coekroaches
Ready for use; no mixing. Does nor blow
into the food ike powders.
Drections IN 10 languages in every package.
- Two nizcs: &c and Sl-fn.
Sod by retailers everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

leaving a scar. Pimples D'oAe
out all over my face. red anu
large. They festered and came
TO a head. They itched ano
burned and caused me 70
scratch them and make SORES
They said they were seed wars
At night / was restless iron
itching. When the baroe.
would shave me my fcce wouiu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
These" Circumstances Make Possible 'YOIr 0uRortunY

Iris "a % Acre Tract - 90 De div.dsd irto
5 90 yarns as follow go. oAcrc arms.
70 2o-Acrr Yarns. To-. fgAcre Farrrs.
20. EnAcr- Farms. aud 81 lG0A- e Farms
10 dos not follow. huUsvrr. that TIRE hrst
5 0O0 Rerifff ants vii secure The 90 rr1s
Trrs ppcnins VII be conducted In = mauner
sor1esaa' urilEe th- r-ethod which has pre-
vailed ~ Government Land OpeuinEF. the
imp rant 4 ifercrre beng a. follows Wh-D
the govcrum cnt condEcts Land Opening.
the NAME Of zach ReEi-tra1t tr.rsrilc ss 81
the NUMBER Of ReziztrEntsi 10 Included IN
tue ppeui7E. cuuse4 gently there are always
co.1ldsrabiy nnar~ ReELstr ants an there = -
Faruaf 20 b. dssrlbot-d 10 guard against
iEzppoi1tmr nts ~ tnis ztUrr. have
m ade the folio wing provificus The OpcrinE
10 iseIssi~ besidcs the S 90 separate Farms
. @.0oo-Acre Orchard. consisting of TOO
Acres Of Apples. so Acre Of Peaches and
20 A~rr- - Grape Eo- Eeinr Developed.
Improved AID Easipped- At an e1peusc Of
about Fsar Eundred and Fifty ThouIaad
Dollar n VII - one % the largest. ald
s.ost hizhiy developed ami ff,-st e<=uirped
orctIar1s IN tn word o. = being equipped
with a. Tenement Houses 0 Winery .IC.ud-
tuc all necessary Press Iuus Cellar All
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
RED LARGE P|NP[ES
ALL OVER FACE
Festeredand Came to Head. Scratch
ing Made Sores. Caused Disfig-
urement. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Face Now Clear.

I4I3 z. GeneSsee Ave. Saginaw, Mich =
"Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured De
OF a very bad disease OF the face wlthouS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

Remember. that the Abst-set, are held in
Trust BY the OLD COLONY TRUST &
SAVINGS Rank. OF Chicago. III. and
that they CERTIFY every Full Paid Up
Certificate that goes out To each Registrant.
The Deed and Abstract viii he IL med over
by the BAhk on Day of Opening and will
show the 5000 Acres FREE OF ALL in
cuunbranceS.
You viii be given a Warranty Deed and
Abstract 10 the Land. which means that you
will be the sole and undiEpated possea.or OF
that particular Tract OF Land No addition
al cost viii be made fer tho preparation Of
Deed and Abstract Moreover. while We are
very anxious To have everyone who gets
Farm. move on 70 10. you are under no obii-
f.atiOas TO do SO. You don't have TO live on
ft. improve IL. or do anything with 10 unless
you wan. to- II you get 100 ShArrs OF or
chArd Stock there viii be no further assezs-
men,s. becasse the Stock ~ Fully Paid and
Non-AsseEs4bie- You viii simply own 100
Shares Of Stock IN what promises To- be the
most complete. beat equipped and biggest
paying Fruit and Orchard Enterprise this
country Gas ever seen However. each CniI
included in the Opening will be OF a. nearly
eQunl Z alue =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

The Opening viii re he'd q, Fruit Ciiy ana
vii occur q. soon AFTER the closing % kcg
i-tratiun- a. arrangements can &c made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18
Why Has DEVELOPMENT Been DeaayeeH2

urturai question the reason aIsn Z
natural one--Pr--iog, Lack OF Railroad
TraaEportstion- We SOW have n raiiroa "a
The Missouri Soutle n Railroad nuns riEht
through the 70 .ooo Acre. and about 7of OF
sane lies from adjoining - within ~ miles
~ the Railroad so nnU the n~1t step u 10
get the people No doubt you remember
when \ lev ycs- ago L1s northern Pacific
from q PARTON OF tneir extensive holdfnczl
E1Nr away one ihG Acre Tract oct Of every
go Acres. a. an iaducszcnt 20 settle Up the
country Railroads on account of having =
-ssB-v rualizz- after eonssdsrafion IN viey-
car -sHilg q 10 what private con pani-- cannot
.Hord 20 de- therefore. 70 accomplish our
pu-pore = portion % our EEt-Bsive Hoi3ir -
D. n--rE $1,000 b III. naa.l r-ana-L 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-18

N DAYS ~ advance am Plot OF tn- Land
nnd Orehsrs will BE maiicd To zach accepted
Rexis1n1t From the va, ReEisfrafions