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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16

quires that the auditor provide sufh
cient ballots, but this matter is large
ly one of estimate, f.1res of the No
vember election of two years ago being
secured, together with those of the
spring election. Orders have been
given for 400 republican ballots and
1,200 for assessor, $3.50 democratic
ballots and LIS for assessor; 1855
progressive with 300 assessor, and l.
$50 socialist with 300 assessor. Just
1850 official ballots will be printed for
the non-partisan judiciary ticket, as
the law stipulates that those without
any party utilization shall have an op-
portunity to vote on the judiciary.
Jury Case Slated for Hearing-With
the vinegar case out of the way, an
array of legal talent will battle over
promissory note matter in the case
of the Durant Savings bank VS.. Will
liam Reins, J. p. Heymann, John F.
Lutte, Ferd Roddewig and II. L. Beck
er. The note in question bore a face
value of $500. and the plaintiff seeks
to recover $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16

Ballots Sent to Printera-County
Auditor Collins placed in the hands
OF printers the ballots for the June pri-
mary election, with the exception OF
the township lists. which will be open
another day. The work OF preparing
the manuscript has been decidedly
strenuous, as separate ballots must be
printed for each party. The law re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16

Licensed to Wed-Louis johnson oil
Davenport and Martha johnson OF
Humboldt, Iowa; Fred Bloom and Hill
da Anderson of Davenport; Homer B.
Payne and Helen X. Watts of Daven.
port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
ELKS TO GIVE BENEFIT
MINSTREL PERFORMANCE
Event Promises to nc Most Attractive
Home Talent Production Ever
Staged Here.

The l3ll1s' Minstrel at the Academy
of Music, Thursday and Friday nights,
PROMISES to be one OF the most aitrac-
tive home talent productions ever
staged In Richmond. The best known
and most talented of the local celc
hrities Will have II part in the program
and the event is expected to eclipse
anything of it's kind ever presented be-
fore Richmond audience.
Some OF the feature characters in
the attraction will bo: Walter Schlitz
ktrsh, the specchless wonder; Abraham
Schrnder. the wandering jew: Tango"
Duschcr. as the bride of Samuel Birch,
the danccless comedians; Fitz Shield, in
a dancing stunt; Bob Anthony. as the
colorcd pnrson," and "Blg Bill" Dunger
rs the cannibaI man. Joe CasS and
George Evans will dispense frultcale
throughout tho audience, and Happy"
Hester will pull off n real wild West
Show"
Jim Holt and William Pcrlstein will
act as interlocutcrs, and John Rat
Cliffc. Julian Litchcnstein. Louie Phelps
and Mike Redtord will lead the marches
and chorus songs NIckic Dau will
sing, "At the Million Dollar Tango
Ball." while the latest New York song
successes will be sung by p J. Flynn.
II. g. Evcnsou ana Rowlctt, of the Flat
jack quartet Other attractive Tea
lures appear on the program. Over
flow houses are expected to each OF the
performances. The entertainment Is for
the benefit OF tho Christmas baskets
and other forms OF charity supported
by the local lodge of EdkB.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
STATE GEOL 0GlST TO SPEAK
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
VIII Make Public Address ON virginia
Coal Fields at Mcchanfcs'
InAtitufC.

y public meeting. to which, all citi-
row night in the Virginia Mechanics
Institute b. the Richmond Society of
Engineers. The principal address will
be delivered by DR.. Thomas L. Wat
son. head of the State Geological De-
partment. His subject will be "Vir-
Dir. Watson has his laboratories at
tell OF the coal mining activities Of
the state, and will deal particularly
with the local section. Governor
Stuart and Mayor Ainslio have prom
Used to attend tho lecture. The ud-
dress. while dealing with n technical
subject, will be given for the public,
and will be IN understandable terms.
so that it Will be interesting to all
to layman and expert alike.
Tho committee I'm charge of tho mr.
engagements desires especially that 1T
be known that everybody is invited.
All the railroad officials of the roads
entering Richmond have been request
cd to attend, and a like invitation has
been extended to the local coal deal
crs, both Wholesale and retail. The
subject is especially vital now. when
the topic of conservation is before the
popular mind so much, and also be-
cause of the part the ready coal sup
ply Is playing in the economic aud
the tactical sides OF the European
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
GOVERNOR AND STAFF TO
MEET GOVERNOR CRAIG
Executives Of Two States, with Official
Party, to Attend Thanksgiving
Football Game.

Colonel julien IL. Hill and Colonel
Warren =. Taylor. of the Governors
nor Stuart yesterday, when the details
OF the arrangements for the reception
and entertainment OF Governor Locke
on the occasion of their visit here for
the Thanksgiving Day game, were dis
'CuSScd.
at tho train on their arrival. Tho Gov
crnor and the members of his staff
will be In full uniform. The visiting
their official dress uniforms. The North
Carolinians will be escorted to the
Jefferson Hotel, where an informal re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
GRAYCE SCOTT COMPANY
HEADED uY MIR. NEwING

In spite of its .unnttractivo, If not
misleadins, title. Mary, James Pa" is
enc of the prctticst and most appeal
Ing comedy dramas that Richmond has
seen IN many Il day. And. further, In
presenting it, moro members OF tho
GraSce scott Company give good indi-
oilered by that organization that I can
recall--eertainly this season.
Although the action of the play is
laid i'll n rural community in Indiana.
it should be understood al the very
Way. Down East" Shore Acres sis
character. There is nothing banal. OBJ
Nious or mock heroic in it's story: on
the contrary 1t Is a very human little
that Is amusing in its n ,eIsur rs u un
folding, bit, on the other hand. be-
meath the, simple comedy lies IL sound
and wholesome story. which would
have warranted its author In giving
ii Il moro dignified title than the semi
humorous one 1t now bears.
For the principal character is n sort
opher, who has been, ii must be con-
+, ssed. II most casual sort OF IL chap.
with II lnmentablc lack OF apprecia-
no returns to the wife and children,
" HON he deserted long ago, 1t appears
that he is not only scholar. whose
quotations and references constantly
round him. but that he Is lovablo
fellow. in spite OF his responsibility
or: perhaps. because OF II.
though stin bitter, too fine q character
TO turn him away when he is in need.
so she employs him as general in
veiops most of the comedy, though
:, very considerable amount is supplied
by the clearly drawn characters OF the
girl, the Jealous swain. the trinng
loaier about the railway station, and
all the rest of them.
In, order, to keen herself and her
printing business in which he had en-
gagged before he went away, and. in
Here enters the. dramatic: there are
two candidates for the State Legisla-
ture: one a high. clean man; and the
ly mbued with the spirit of honesty.
the wife swings the support of her
paper to. the side of the clean man.
the envious candidate, begin to spread
ugly rumors; they wreck her print
shop. and come as a mob 70 her house.
Not until then is everything made
Mr. NswinE Is at his his best rs a, the
in Sweet Lavender" has he done any
thing so fine. Though quiet and re-
strained at all times; he , MANAGES to
Il CONTINGENCIES that requires gem
uine art. And. as the wife. Miss Per
have been Justified in casting her in
the part opposite MIR. Newing's. She
Is gentle. dignifed and very appealing.
Miss Scott allows herself to be rele-
gated to q small and hngrateful part.
which she plays with artistic subordi-
nation Mr.. Warner the leading man
of the. company, plays opposite Miss
Scott, in the role OF an actor.
Mr.. Riddell's impersonation OF the
fur-coatcd. news-gathering rube is
literally ludicrous; Mr.. Curtis handles
q straight bit In. manner that evil
dences his growing earnestness and
ability: Miss Crawford, III another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
JAMES A. MARCUS IN
tTTHE MAN OF THE HOURo

George Broadhurst. skilled craftsman
as he Is. with long string of sue
neT plays ss as has Mrte OF
Hour" Tho Lucille La Verne Com
pany. however. has presented many
Which il gives this Week Of Mr.. Broad
hurst's famous play.
That statement is hardly fair; 1t
stricting it's application to the. per-
formance Of last night, which. though,
Should the G have the be weekf ar
smooth. was. on the contrary, very.
ragged indeed. Throughout much of
stumbles, hesitatioms and waits, While
the third act. which should have closed
with q cracking. explosive climax; sim
walker. The last. act. too, which re-
quires quick action and accurate fit
ting--bccause of the many hurried en-
double rooms OF tkc scttinS-was al
most incohcrent.
Still, there is much that may be deep.
tho Empire Theatre. The play itself
is so vital--to use hackneyed word
meltt u is use just al as and
was when 1t was written. a good many
years ago. And though both the
made describe i, fairly. il Is blessedly
free from the slightest reference to
any of tho innumerablc problems out
made on the stage within the last few
years.
SO many persons confuse it with
The Lion and the Mouse" that II may
hc well to recall the fact that the
story deals with n young man who
was chosen by the bosses and the CAPT.
talists to carry their banner into the
mayors office, ana -. o then, in oppo-
sition to their expectations and their
uryinGs, turned out to be honest and
man; The rest Of the plot Will he
and intensely interesting.
The list of characters calls for. q
good many type" actors. and in this
unfortunate. James a. Marcus is so
perfectly of the type required for Hor-
rigan, the, boss. that MIR. Broadhurst
might Well have had him in mind
plays 1t In mann.> that realizes all
it's possibilities. Horrigan is q crook,
= CRATER, bully and thug, get.
he never wines. All Iii these c Mr.. Mar Mar.
Gus makes apparent in his intcrpre-
tation of the part. He is easily the
star of this weeks performance.
Mr.. Arnold also Is well cast AZ the
young mayor. Though not absolutely
certain even last night, he was much
easier in his lines than he has been So
his acting perrorma nee was exceiIentw
az il almost Invariably is. Miss La
Verne handled the small part of the
mother capabiy; Miss klakeney vas
Fitzpatrick was satisfactory in the
leading woman's part. and Mr. Well :
ington read long speech in tho last
act in better form and with more effect
than he has managed to attain before.
Mr.. Brown was Very amusing as Phe-
Ian. but he was not Phelan. and Mr..
Scott read the part OF Wainwright in
diligently, but was not Wainwright.
Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
FINANCE WEEK
Teams In W. W. G. A. Contest Report
Totnl subscriptions of SI,04I.10.

Succeeding far beyond their expec-
tations In it's first days work to raise
$4,000, the finance committee Of the
Young Womcn's Christian Association.
evening reported a total contribution
of Sl.041.16.
The business Women's Team, with
Miss Katharine II. Halves as its cap
tain. led with s33S.lG; Mrs. G. NJ. Fer
rell,s team collected seas: Mrs. C. r..
Wnlford and hcr workers, $205: Mrs.
G. .. Saville's. 500; Miss Katherine
Kicks, $50, and Mrs II. w. Bassctts,
$50
rho Y. w. c. a., with it's many de-
partments, is one of the real joys of
Richmond to many girls, and tho
finance teams have only to get their
story to the public to receive support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
MISERY IN
HEAD and BACK
A Lady Writes She Suffered So,
Would Have To Stay In Bed For
Days. Is Now Well.

Gainesville, Ga.-The following is
from Mrs. Will T. Lawhon, OF Car
Lersville: AZ am writing this because
| want other women to know what
Eardui has done for me.
Eefore I commenced taking Car
:lui, l had headache 80 bad, would
havs to stay in bed for days at Il
time. I suffered untold misery with
my head and back.
Il saw Cardul advertised and de-
ridca to try it. took three bottles.
After taking tho first bottle, / could
SEQ a vast difference in my feelings.
and decided to take the second, and
took three III all.
After taking the third bottle, fei.
like q new woman altogether, and
will always praise Cardui ms boon
= woman's ills.
l Eelieye 1t saved my life, and ain
low Il we'll, healthy woman, ard my
husband joins me i'll my praisee for
Cardui.
Before ] began taking Cardu. I
vas irregular. but since began tax.
ing |: have been regular and with
odt any pain.
FN very one tells ME am the pic
ture Of health since taking Cardui.
X will recommend it to every suffer
in,s woman
I: you suffer from any or The ALL
ments SO common to women. or IT
you feel the need OF Il good strength
ewing tonic, why not give Cardui. the
woman's tonic, a trial? Begin to-day
Your druggist sells Cardu:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR

and in just few moments YOU have
doubled the beauty OF your hair. a de-
ltghtful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy,
faded. dry, brittle or thin. Besides
Identifying the hair. Danderine dis
solves every particle of dan6ruff;
clcanses. purines and invigorntes the
scalp, forever stopping itching and fall
ing hair. but what will please you most
will be after q few weeks use, when
you see neY hair-fino and downy at
frst-yes-but' really rev hair growing
all over the scalp. II you care for
pretty. soft hair. and lots of 1t, surely
get u 25 cert bottle of Knowlton's Dam
derine from any drug store or toilet
counter and jus: try it.--Advertioument.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

character part, is very clover: Miss Ball
is also amusing. rs Is Mr.. Berthelot:
Miss Chesmond ls at home In n boys
Mr. Ssss s yisn Is as
Mr.. Maybee deserves special mention
for Il clean-cut Characterization, and
adorable.
Mr.. Berthelet's production is wholly
being particularly we'll set, and the
whole performance moved. yesterday
afternoon, with the smoothncss and
precision common only to road COM
panies OF the better class.
Mary James Pa" is we'll worth Soc
ing-by any and everybody. ID. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

The case against Jamcs Whitc, col
orcd. arrested by Bicycle Policemen
-eiss and Thurman, charged with
breaking into the garage At go West
Broad Street and stealing five auto
mobile tires. vslued at. $i9o. was yes.
tcrday continued until November go
in the Police Court. iThc tires. which
wcro tho property OF l.. d. Schleutcr,
were recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

ception Will be held. They will DO en-
tertained In the evening Mt the tenn
lin Street. Governor Stuart and his
stan Will attend tho football game
with tho visiting party. Other details
Of tho entertainment nro yet to BIO ar
ranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
For IS cents you can make
yuur hair lustrous, fluffy,
and abundant.

linn ctiiate? Yes! Certain? - that's
tho Joy OF 1t. Your hair becomes light,
wavy. fluffy. abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as n young
girls after q Danderine hair cleanse.
Just try thls--moisten q cloth with O
little Danderino and carefully draw It
through your hair. taking one small
strand ut n time. This Will cleanse
tho hair OF dust, dirt or excessive oil,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Charged with Forgery.

Rnlph AlarEenum. arrested by De-
tective ScrGeants Wiley and Kcllam on
II charge Of forging the name of James
ContogeancH to Il check for $40 on the
Exchange Bank OF Chester. S. c., will
be nrrnigncd on tho charge in the po-
lice Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy-sIotion picture. "Neptune's
DnuEhtcr," matinee and night.
Empire--luctlle La lterne Company,
In "rhc Man az the Hour.n
"Mary Jnne's Pm"
.ric1-Popuiar vaudeville. matinee
md night.
Bijou-''rhe Girls From JoyIand."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
paylew. Ticket. Selling HAPPILY.

which tickets are selling for the APP
pear,anee of the greatest ERE Of All dangers;
would seem that the marvellous Rus
aian will prove the one exception to
the almost invarinble bad business
which has met the high-priced attrac-
lions throughout the south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18

Ring Case to lie Heard.
Tho case against S. c.. Dcmpster
charged with the theft of n 500 dia-
mond ring from Mrs. w. T.. Wood,
will be called in the Police Court this
morning. This case has been contin-
ued several times. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
-Four Month. ON Rond.

;, 1fenry WlIIlams, Charged With stcn1-
Ing an overcoat. valued at $25. from
w. e. Bell, was yesterday convicted
I'm tho Police curt and sentenced to
four months on the roads Ho was
arrested by Detectives Bryant and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
FIND EVIDENCES OF POISON
Sufficient to Have Caused Death of Girl |
AIIcRcl to HIVE Dcen Murdereh.

Alleged tn Have Been Murdered.
HOULTON. ME-, November To-
Poison in sufficient quantity, to cause
death was found by medical examiners.
it was learned to-day. in the stomach
OF Mildred Sullivan. the Houlton school
girl alleged TO have been murdered
September i.
Dr. Lionel L. Dudley. Alice Pellcticr
and her brother. Pcrly Pelleier. are
held on murder charges. The grand
jury will investigate tho case tomor
row
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
The Weather
Forecast: SirEinln-Falr Wednesday |
and Fhursday; warmer Thursday.
North CnrotinR-FnIr Wednesday and |
ThurSdny.
Local Temperature Yesterday.
LocuI RninfnII ycxterao

Local Rainfall Yesterday
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rminfali
since January 1............ 9.5I
Local Observations at s r. VI. Yesterday
Temperature, 81: humidity, e.: wind,
direction, southwest; wind, velocity, .;
weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
COL. BOYkIN SECURES
WAREHOUSE IN NOHEOI,i<

Colonel Boykin was In Norfolk yes
terday going there to mako warehouse
arrangements for tho supplies he ro-
ceives. 1t Is urgently desired that tho
Virginia contributions bc>sent over in
Virginia ship flying the Virginia flag
SO that the starving and stricken Bel
CLANS may know that Virginia heard
their cry OF distress.
Belgian Consul Noting received yes
terday the following letter from the
secretary general OF tho Belgian Re
lief Committees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Baltimore. Md.

Fred. T. Noting. Belgian Consul OF
East Main Street, Richmond Va:
The Belgian minister desires 10
thank the Governor and Colonel Boy
kin for their work for Belgium. Please
also thank them in the name OF tho
central committee.
We already have about twenty
Statewide committees WORKING with
US. and nre forming others rapidly.
Tho Maryland commission contem-
plates ship, land have asked them 10
keep out OF your territory. The cen
trail committee Is trying to arrange
for five ships for various States.
JAS. GUSTAEUS WHITELEY,
Secretary General, Belgian Relief
Committee.
Contributions received by Mr. Nolt-
ing Monday and yesterday arc a. fol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
TOBACCO TRADE HEADS
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
From First Page,

and stored in the armory pending or
ders as to transportation from the cen
trail committee
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-10

oughly discussed. We feel that we
can render more public service In
working with the state in these mat
ters, for our men are constantly in the
field where state officers only go
when called in special cases. Over in
eastern Montana the stockmen have
filed several petitions asking that ran
gers be made deputy state stock in
spectors. So that they will be clothed
with proper authority to act in stock
stealing cases. The rangers are not
required to do this. but are privileged
to do SO, although they receive no adj
ditional compensation. Few have re-
fused when asked by the stockmen.
An Idaho Problem.
"One Of the big problems in Idaho
is the disposal of brush and slashings.
In the natural stands of timber as we'll
as the sales areas this underbrusf is a
menace because of fire danger. The
best way to handle this problem served
for many discussions during these last
three meetings.
Everything considered the district
organization seems In splendid shape
this spring. The work of this season
should be of high order. Results
should be better than those of any
season since the field district was
created
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-10
REPUBLICANS DOWN
ROOSEVELT
BOOM
ATTEMPT TO SECURE INpoEaE
MENT IN MAINE Is DE
CLARED OUT OF ORDER.

Augusta, Maine, April IA move To
have the republican state convention
to-day recommend the nomination al
Theodore Roosevelt rs candidate for
president IL l9t6 met with tailnre. 4
resolution ta tllat end adopted by the
republican eaaena of tile Town af Aarz
mouth WAS offered as an amendment
To the platform, bat WAS declared ont
of order
The platform condemns he NATIONAL
democratic administration for what In
declared 10 he it's hurried surrender
to Great Britain la THE matter of the
Panama canal" Its violation al piats
form pledges and its vague Naetl-
lafIng policy IN dHHtns with Fnndts
| TONS in MeAieo'
| National prohibition Haa favored.
| The Underwood tariff laW is char
aeterlzed AZ sHnjastlS sectional and 4
menace to our industries
/ a Workmens compensation laW; z
/ law limiting the work ol women and
children Ia factories Ia 81 hours q
week. woman suffrage ballot reform
and Il presidential preference primary
are Advocated,
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-10
SAVED US A MILLION
IN POSTAL EXPENSES

Washington, April 9-Economics eff
fected by Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General RlakesleY during the first
year of his administration have
Melted the government a saving If
s1,ooo,ooo according to figures nm.
nounced today by Postmaster General
Burleson. The replacing of the old
fashioned mail locks with new md
lighter locks is said to have reanlted
in a saving Of 100000; sa5o,ooo was
saved by using canvas instead of
leather pouches, reduction in Office
employees notted sl4s.oor and the
manufacture and purchase of can
ceiling machines 100000.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-10
TT. Blister Mite

u, r, SWINGIF,,
Botanist and Racteriologists
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-10

problem was given first instead of
secondary place The forests repre-
sented at, the sessions are those where
| fires would BE the most disastrous and
where it is necessary to develop the
fighting organization to its highest
efficienry. our plans for this season
cortenn1ate establishing fire patrols
under two separate heads. First Is
the fixed patrol along those routes
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80, ea.,'ta,. ,r,, at,,ar a;,.;sia,, ,,,;1