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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
STORY IN PICTURES
or MAN IN A VAULT

DIR, Deluxe" 1.-THE Fascinating
Widow" and Madame Sherry" and
the score is by Rudolf Friml twho
composed the. music for High
Jinks"l. which from overture to
finale, including unusually interest
ing entrance numbers, is enhancing
and melodious. and the ensemble
numbers are skilfully constructed and
the orchestration is strikingly good.
Ben Wilson Is again playing the
part of adjective in the forthcoming
Victor release. 1.-The Mystery of the
Sea View Hotel" drama Of mys-
terry which will far outshine his SUI
perior work in the "Cleek" seriea,
An entire English village was built
by Kalem during the filming of Sher-
idan's famous comedy, THE School
for Scandal" Although the cost was
heavy. the result secured more than
Justify the expense.
George Kleine announces that
Harry Mestayer has been secured tc
play the lead of the thief in his film
version of George NJ. Conan and
Sam II, Harris's famous comedy.
stop Thief" work on which has al
ready commenced at the George
Kleine studio, IL East Fourteenth
street, New York. He will play OPP
rosite Mary Ryan. who will handle
the role of the maid.
asas
Ada Lewis has made a big hit in
"one Girl in Million"
."Bootless Baby" two part Edi.
son comedy drama. is the top picture
at the popular Biiou theater today.
1T is a laugh producer OF the first
magnitude. slippery Slim is on the
screen in .'Sophia and the Man OF
Her Choice" and the program closes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
high score and high average for the
Clothiers Defeat Stogies

After losing the first game Of the
contest rolled on the Gore alleys
lats evening to the caywood Stogies
team the Donohue and johnson team
came back strong and won the re-
naming two games in easy manner.
The game was a postponed one that
should have been rolled November
10. DR.. Price, Of the Stogies, had
high score and high average, Scores
Caywood Stogies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
! BOWLING
I'D NEWS
Roi Tans Win Two

H'W1 NWHS VIII LNUs
The Roi Tan duck pin team of the
Gore Alley League defeated the. Ell
Versos two out of the three games
rolled on the Gore alleys Friday
evening. No large scores were rolled
and none OF the finishes were close.
Capt. Knapp, of the Ell yersos, had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
.Maulbetsch.

+ Maulbetsch, the Michigan halfback
who is called the football wonder Of
1914, hits a line harder than any man
who has played on an eastern grid
iron for ten years: II didn't seem
possible, in the minds Of the eastern
football enthusiasts, for a man to
smash into line of human bodies
with the force that Naulbetsch does
and come out Of the game without
broken neck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
no SERVICES.

Owing to illness in the pastors
family there win be no preaching in
the Central Presbyterian church to-
morrow. Sunday school will be held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

which Sidlo will shortly head, is by
| all odds the most difficult and largest
job in the mayors gift. 1t involves
all the details of public improvements
| for a city of 100000 The physical
property brought under Sidlo's control
| by this department is worthy fifty mil
lions at a low estimate. He must de-
eide questions of policy affecting the
most complex phases of street i'm
provements, water supply, lighting.
sewers, harbors, etc. The construc-
ton of a new S2,OOO.OOO lighting plant
and the adoption of filtration for city
water are two of the propositions
which he must separately grapple-
! Nor is large expenditure the chief
embarrassment. A law which limits
! the resources of cities in Ohio has par
ticularly handicapped such growing
towns as Cleveland and the new direc-
tor must have first of all to grapple
with the problem of making public
works fit the public revenues.
Mayor Baker first acquired the Sidlo
habit in 1912, when Sidlo, not yet out
OF law school, was made assistant
street railway commissioner under
Peter Witt. With the revision of the
er of franchises to be appointed. Mr..
Sidlo was chosen. A commissioner
| of information was TO be appointed
and, after politicians had nudged the
mayor for a week, word went forth
that Thomas l.. Sidlo would garner
I that particular plum. Meanwhile ,Edi-
tor Sidlo was publishing the city rec
ord and finding spare time to attend to
his old duties in the street railway { ;
partment. One man, one salary. four
| jobs-naturally some patriots were
peeved
At first captious critics protested
that if he could fill four jobs satisfac-
torily he could not have been We y
busy with one job. or vice versa
| But they have learned on closer .ac-
quaintance that Sidlo had an India
rubber capacity for work. No matter
how busy he is, he can always take in
a little more. Responsibility is what
he lives on And so Mayor Baker,
confronted with sudden vacancy ia
his most important portfolio, looked
around once or twice. lit his pipe, and
announced the inevitable
A few Sidlos wouldn't hurt any po-
liticai organization-sort OF balances
the work account with the salary ae-
count, you know
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Mary Robertson. sos Fifteenth
street. has returned home after an eX-
tended visit at Dallas, Tex.
Walter Young leaves this evening for
Chicago on a purchasing trip for Young
A. McCombs' department store.
Walter Z. O'Malley will return this
svening from Sterling, where he con-
Quoted the funeral arrangements OF
owen Kelley this morning.
Edwin Rice, court reported, has re-
turned from AledO. where he has been
doing court work in connection with
the Higgins murder hearing.
Mrs. George II. Sheldon. S41 Twenty
first street, and daughter Harriet, left
Yesterday for Fairbault. Mimi where
rhey will spend the Easter holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dobbins- Mr..
Dobbins Is director or the Shattuck
Military academy at that place.
Jack C. MiIlmann Of Minneapolis,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
CARBOHYDRATES
vERMILLION co.
President Phil Mitchell of Local
Road Association Speaks
of Bond Issue.
SHOWING THE WAY FOR US
Says If 81 100000 Gets to Vote There
100000 Project Should
Win Here.

Action of the Vermillion county
board in referring to the people the
question of a bond issue of S1,500,000
for the building of permanent roads,
gives renewed hope to advocates of
similar method of financing improve
ments in this county. Speaking of the
matter today President Phil Mitchell
of the Rock Island County Highway
Improvement association said:
The Vermillion county board of SUI
pervisors has put up to a vote OF the
people the matter of the issuing of
81 100000 bonds for the building OF
hard roads in that county. While con-
graduating VermIllion county on its
progressive spirit my only regret is
that Rock Island county did not get
ahead in its request for a $1,000.G00
bond issue in this county.
But we can at least emulate good
example and put Rock Island county
in line for good roads now through
the bond issue. In no other way can
the desired result be attained.
Would Postpone Results.
The proposed subterfuge of the
same tax. , mills, to build roads when
tax is collected will postpone results
in this county 20 years, but tax will
be the same. Ten miles OF hard roads
year would be the limit
"A piecemeal proposition will also
invite strife between all supervisors
in the county. each trying TO get the in
stallment spent in his own township
Let good roads now be the slogan
and work for the bond issue as the on
~ possible solution
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

dreds of people who have been attract
ed to Francs store by the most unique
window display in the tri-cities.
With a kitchen cabinet holding the
center of the stage, the window is
stacked with groceries and other ar
ticles of every conceivable kind, in
Guiding oranges, -four, coffee, catsup,
grape juice, cocoa, soap, cleansing
preparations, breakfast foods, and the
like
These articles have been contribu-
ted by various manufacturers. To
day and Monday Francs expect TO pre-
sent to newlyweds and others COM
plete outfit of AZ different articles to
every one purchasing a Home Com
fort kitchen cabinet.
The display is decidedly novel and
has attracted great interest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

Cleveland. O., April 11.-When in
doubt appoint Sidlo
This golden rule. followed consist
emily by Mayor Newton ID. Baker has
precipitated a discussion of Oslerism
in Cleveland which bids fair to eclipse
other important issues of the day.
Sober citizens are shaking their
heads and other citizens are shaking
the dice over the question of tender
years applied to tough job. To par
aphrase Dooley, they wonder whether
a mere lad of twenty-siX can conduct
the business projects OF great city
with a sufficient degree of infirmity.
But Thomas l.. Sidloy is not ore OF
the doubling Thomas. TMenty-six
years ago when his age was aPproxi-
mately zero. his mother predicted that
he would make good. And what moth
or says is still law to Sidlo-
The department OF public service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
JUDGE RETURNS AFTER
HEARING HIGGINS CASE

Judge Il. ". Olmsted returned 10
Rock Island today from Aiedo. where
he accepted the plea OF guilty By Rob
EFT Higgins. the North Henderson man
who murdered his wife after becoming
involved in his relations with his step
daughter. Julia Flake. The court has
not yet passed sentence
When Higgins was arraigned after
Indictment Judge Olmsted refused 10
accept a plea till evidence had been
presented. When the plea was &C.
cepted the other counts in the indict-
nreut were nolle pressed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
Attention. Sir Knights.

All members of Rock Island Com
mandery No. is are requested To meet
at the Masonic temple at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, and from there
march in a body TO meet 81. Simon OF
Cvrene commandery No. 8. Davenport
which will. be the guest OF the Rock
Island commandery at Easter services
10 he held Sunday afternoon.
Sojourning Knights and all Master
AIasops with their FAMILIES are invited
10 ioin "a the services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
START SHUTTING OFF
DELINQUENTS' WATER

The city commissioners resorted to
heroic measures this afternoon in
bringing those delinquent in their wa
ter rent to time. The turning OF of
water was begun. Several consumers
in Second avenue were hit first. and
residents in other loca tiles are 10 be
reached as soon as possible. Commits
sioner Martin Rudgren said today that
due notice had been given.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
TWENTY TWO FROM
HERE CROSS SANDS

Sixty-five Shriners returned at T;3O
this morning over the Rock Island
from Peoria. where they attended the
spring ceremonial at Mohammed tenn
pie and saw % candidates for the
Shrine from Rock Island and Moline
cross the sands.
The ceremonial opened yesterday af-
ternoon at 1880 o'clock with bust
ness session which continued until
$3.50. From $3.50 until 10 p m. work
was exemplified. with an interval at :
o'clock for i banquet
\ vaudeville show beginning at 10
O'Clock closed the session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
A GENERAL Good
ROADS DAY NOT
OBSERVED HERE
Rock Island County, However,
Will Be With Workers at
Least in Spirit.
SOME MAY VISIT AURORA
County Association Again Calls At
tention to the Undertaking and
Asks Cooperation.

While no official action is TO be TAX
en- in this county looking 10 the OBJ
servance of good roads day next We'd
nesday, in accordance with the COVER
nor's proclamation. the Rock Island
County Highway Improvement asset
alton today. through its officers. again
called attention to the efforts which
are to be made all over the state to
further the cause. The people OF Rock
Island county will be with the under
taking in spirit. at least, though as a
whole they may be too busy with 9th
or matters 10 stop just now and build
or repair roads. In some of the town
ships il may be that time viii be found
10 give the highways some attention.
This association strongly urges that
as good showing as possible be made
on this day in Rock Island county,
SAYS a circular issued by the local
county organization today. This letter
refers TO the governors proclamation
and quotes from A y. Johnson, state
highway engineer. in his suggestions
as TO what should be done.
Governor as Laborer.
Governor Dunno expects TO don over
alls and get out on the road with
shovel and work in the dirt next Wed
nesday. He is 10 be a member Of Il
party OF leaders in the good roads
movement in the state TO visit Aurora
and help improve the Elgin-Aurora
road. which is a part OF the Lincoln
highway. Among those who will labor
with Governor Dunno are the mayors
OF practically all northern Illinois cit
les. Congressman COpley. former
United States Senator \ J. Hopkins,
Speaker Mckinley of the Illinois leg
isiaturc. State Engineer A. y. Johnson
or Illinois. the state engineers OF Iowa
and Wisconsin. Chicago and Cook coun-
t. officials. head officers OF the Loyal
Order oi Moose. and possibly Score
tary Of the Interior Lane and Secretary
Of Agriculture Houston.
\ number from this county probably
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
MEET TO CONSIDER
STATION IN SQUARE

At o'clock this afternoon at the
city hall representatives of the Tri-
City Railway company held meeting
with Mayor II. NJ. Schriver and COM
mittee from the Rock Island Business
Mems association named to take up
the question of the erection of pas
senger transfer station in Market
square. This afternoon meeting was
postponed from yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

will be present. President Phil Nit
chell of the county highway associa-
tion may attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
Methodist church supper

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church win have a sale an&
supper in the church parlors Tuesday
evening. April II. from $50 to 1880
supper 80 cents. All cordially INIT
~ 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

Major General Leonard
Wood. chief OF stan OF the army mas
sent ont to school superintendent al
over the country letter indorsins the
student military instruction camps TO
be held during the coming summer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11
FRANCS HELP NEWLYWEDS
Adopt Unique Method OF Advertising
Display Attracts Many.

Francs Furniture company. l07-1O9
West Second street. Davenport, has
Joined hands with Dan Cupid in at
tempting TO smooth the way for young
couples contemplating trip ON the
matrimonial sea.
For the correct answer ali that Is
necessary is for you to join the hun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-11

San Quentin. calif.-Jeremiah Allen
was hanged for the murder of his wife
on Christmas eve. 1912. Allen was
permitted to wear the wedding ring
which was en- her hand when he killed
her.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-26
pY AuTAoaITY.
NOTICE Or SALE or GOVERN.
MENT REMNANTS.

At II ntelock noon. Tuesday. Decem.
her 1914 At the front door Of tle
capifol building. Honolulu. there viii
Be sold at public auction under pafi
I section II. Land Act 81 1895. Ser,
zion 276. Revised Laws IL Hawaii. the
following described government rem.
nants
~ covarnment Remnant sit,,ats
near Pauna Road Honolulu contain.
ife AZ area 81 f7g7 SQUARE feet Unset
price $3.50 "a
~ Gnvernment Remnant sit,fate
near school street Honolulu. contain.
Illk a. area Of 1880 SQUARE feet I'D.
~ nrlce s1s0no
raj co4arntnent Remnant situate
on smith street. near papahl street,
fionsl,sl,, cnnfsi,,,ns 4 III square fset
ijnset price Ssooo "a
"a Rennanf an Northwest aide II
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AMNEsTIE ERLAss.


Durch Ailerhoeelste GnadsnsrIasss
Won 20 August ist Personan. die sieh
bis dalin verltznng der Wehrpflicht
oder unerlaubter Auswanderung
|sehuldig gemacht haben. Eflass yer.
wirktef Ceidstrase. Ffeiheitsstrafe ind
Kosten, fernef allen noch NIGHT EUR.
ueckgek ehrten tJntsroff lzieren und Ge.
melnen des Heefes. der Marine und
Schntztruppen, die SIGH nnerIaubtsr
Entfernung oder erster Fahnenflucht
i'm Ffieden sciuldig gemacht haben,
Begnadigung hinsiehtlieh ferwirkter
F.reiheits und Ehrenstrafe1,s iedOch
ausgenomnen Degradation, In Aus
sicht gesteiIt. wenn sic sich waehrend
des jetzigen Krieges unyef1ueglich.
jedoch spaetestens yor % November,
i'm Deutschen Reich. DeutscIem Schuts
zgebiet oder auf Schiffen der Kaiser
Iichen Marine gum IJieHst melden und
ihr WohIyerhalten waehrend der Abwes
scnheit glanbhaft nachweisen. Begnas
digung ft1er rueckgekehrte Unterof-
fiziere und Mannschaften soil SIGH
auch auf nicht alIzu schwere, nit Fab
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n THE UNITED STATES DIS.
tr,<s Court for Tho TERRITORY 81 Hawaii
THE UNITED STATES or AMER.
ICA. Plaintiff aud Petitioner. " THE
BOARD or THE HAWAIIAN EVAN.
CRITICAL ASSOCIATION, ! cofpof1.
ton existing and doing business IN.
der and by virtue az The laws of the
TERRITORY of Hawaii !. Il PlIMANkl,
T. 4 JOSEPH. JONAH KA1WIAEA.
s. K, pUPUHI and H X 1kAAIsA<IA.
as Trustees of the KlpAHuIsU PRO-
|TESTANT CHURCH, THE KlPAHu-
LII SUGAR. COMPANY. 4 corporation
existing and doing business under and
by virtue Of the laws 81 the Territory
of Hawaii: KAHEl4E OPI0s SAN.
KAMAKAU; MALTA pAIlAPAIsA. wid.
|ow OF KANAKAAUKAL deceased /.
SAM. PAI1APALAs KANAKAAuKAf.
EtANOHCNAHEI4E, KEAL0HA NUI.
ANNIE, whose full name ID unknown.
and MARY KUpIHE. heirs az law Of
KANAKAAUKAI, deceased: DAVID
BROWN, HENRY SMITH. JANE
BLACK and MARTHA GREEN. an.
known heirs at law OF KANAKAAUs
KAI. deceased; DAVID KIJPlHEA; HI
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Phone 4f36 for ali kinds 81 help. Re.
sp0nsIbility and prolnptnesa eur spe.
cialty. ]. K Nifuse, manager.
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For SALE

Six rooms Of furniture. bed clothes
curtains. dishes new s25 gas range.
everything in good shape q bargain
at 1916 Enquire 1896 AIapal ST..
phone 50S3. 5sgs-2t
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OfNaniz6r6 70 form branches 81 the
National Defense League Work Of
laud11Ie public character High.
cIAnl men with ir1Itfn1l orEapiEa-
ton experience preferred Large
coInnII.1('on Give references and
experiences N first letter. Address
National Defense League. District
National Bank 11IIoI16 WASHINGTON
d. @ t9sg.6t
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up.todate motion picture house; new
machine. and ii desirable locations
cheap for cash. Address p. o. box
1i44. 5g9s-st
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vuLcANlzINo.

Auto, Motorcytis and Blcytls Tires
vuicanized Taisho Vnltanikins Co,
$50 Merchant near AIaked Street
Telephone s1g5 S. safki. manager.
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pAINIEn
PRINTING.

We DO not boast Of loN prices which
usually coincide With poor quality,
but We know how % put |Ife
hustle and 90 into printed matter.
and that Is what talks londesf and
longest: IF68ohlld star. Bulletin lob
Printing Department. AIak6a Street
Branch Offiee Merchant alreoI.
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pRuMMERs.

e you want good quarters 10 display
your samples 10 Hilo, use Osorio's
store. 5940.lf
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0msnELLA MAkEn.

Il. Miznia umbr6l|as made and &C.
paired. 1884 Fort. nf. Knkul: phone
3715 55bJ.lf
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Cheap. lot and half (75x100 ft.) at
Waialae Heights for $3.50: title good.
Wrfte X II q, 24S Makee road.
Honolulu. b9Se.tf
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Motors and generators. direct and al
torn6tfne current from a 70 Is h
b. We win sch below mainland cost
prices to- cash: 10 need tn money.
Honolulu Electric Works. King and
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One Franklin roaesfer. good running
order; Slio cash Address box 1os.
this Office. 4 good bargain. 5sss-tf
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sARsEa sHoR

The Silent Barber shop, Hotel St.
bet. Fort and Bishop: chairs the
best BARRIERS: baths. etc.: strictly
modern and firAt.class 5as6-tf