Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-24
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

present he is unmarried, but it is said
that he will bring a bride to Dayen-
port. According to statement he will
be married Oct. Is.
Contributes to Red Cross-At the
parish meeting of Trinity cathedral,
it was decided to contribute the entire
church collection on Sunday, Oct. 4, to
the American Red Cross fund for re-
lief of the European war sufferers. This
is peace Sunday designated by Presi-
dent Wilson. 1t is expected that other
churches in Davenport will do likewise
and as a result Davenport will do its
full share in contributing to the Red
Cross work DIR. D. L. Allen was elect
ed junior warden of Trinity cathedral
10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death OF Charles Francis.
Asks Temporary AIimony-A motion
for temporary alimony of $50 month
and attorneys fees of 500. has been
filed by the plaintiff in the divorce
case of Rose Smith against William
Smith.
Says Defendants Dsobeyed Court
That the defendants have been guilty
of disobedience to the court in con-
cealing three bank books sought to
be recovered on a writ of replevin, and
asking an order compelling the defend
ants to state where the property is
located, John Kueldel added another
chapter to his suit against his mother
and sister, Caroline and Lena Kuendel
He claims that the bank books repre-
sent a value to him of S25 each, and
that they are being wrongfully retain
ed by the defendants. The defendants
are afraid that Kuendel will draw the
mony out and spend it if he gains pos
session of the property, the petition
adds.
Inspection Cards Ordered BY Board
The board of public works ordered
/ 900 each of building and plumbing
inspectors cards, to be posted on new
after necessary inspections !
have been made. The building in !
spector's cards will be blue in color !
while those of the plumbing inspector |
will be vivid red.
Not Allowed 20 Write Enaiish-l
Henry ]. Meyer, now in Flensburg. J
near Kiel. Germany, wrote home to
friends here that he was to sail for |
America Oct. 3. Notice came on |
postcard, written In German, Mr..
Meyer stating that one was not allow
ed by the German government to write |
cards in the English language.
Licensed to Wed-Arnold ]. Meyer,
Lillian J. Wichelmann,
Geo. ]. Hess, Carroll, Iowa;
Hilda Klauer. Davenport. Robert
Peters. Davenport; Mary Broderson,
Anton j. Welzenbach,
Hidegard Haase. Daven-
port.
st. Johns Board Elects Officers
rhe annual election of officers of the
BOARD OF st. Johns Methodist Sunday
school was held Tuesday evening In
he church social rooms. the following
,eing chosen for the ensuing year:
II. NJ. Beaver; first
assistant superintendent. ]. Frank
iost; second assistant superintendent.
!. 3. Denman; third assistant superin-
endent DR.. j. S. Weber; secretary,
;. J. Kuppinger; assistant secretary,
}. S. Bloss; treasurer, L. T.. Knocke;
'ianist. Miss Hazel Witwer; librarian,
:. II. Talbot.
Obituary Record-Carl Frederick
Vulf, well known resident of Scott
ounty. died at the home five miles
southwest OF Walcott. after an illness
{ but a few days. death being due to
neumonia. Deceased had been i'll
ince last FRIDAY. He was over SO
ears of age. Mr.. Wulf was born in
oot Neuhaus by Polsen. Schleswig-
Germany, and came to Amer