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THE CECIL. 18th AND SIS. N.W.-A TWO
room bachelor apt. for rent: ALSO q single room
W1GENH5kSr, ea Bond bide., llth and n.
Z. ave nv. Phone n 5l38.
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DWELLINGS
1907 kilb'ne. Tor. 2bos 80
1874 Lanier, 10r. b.J0.O0
1905 9th NV. 81, ID. A.. so
1903 9Th NV. Tor. b. A.. 30
927 S NV, Or. b. AZ. so
1912 r NV, Tor. b. 40. 60
439 X NV. 11r, b. 1000
$40 \ J avnw,9r. b3s. so
S16 l. NV. 11r, b. 80. so
1927 NJ avnw, Or. b35. 80
922 Sth NV. 12r. b. .35. 30
65 L NV. Or. b. .35. 30
800 \ NV, Tor. b. $3.50
1412 9th NV. Tor. b. 30. 80
81 z NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1915 LIST NV. ar, b. 30.Jo
DWELLINGS SOUTHE-
1859 ID sw, Or. b. 1900
40 Heckn Sc. Or. b. 1880
DWELLINGS
637 F Cap, 11r. b. 4o.65
219 X ne. Or. b. =. D.. 80
323 W ne, Or. b. .2l. so
HEATED Al
1893 Park road. Pr. and
No. 10 Home apt. 1 70
l430 X. /. ave. Apt. "a
nos 1ith st. NV. ar. a
No. 3 Lafayette apt, >
POS ID ST. NV. or. and
416 18th ST. ne, . room
1876 eth 81. NV. ! roo
APARTMENTS
439 X NV. llr. b. 1000
SOB 18th nw.2h. $500
731 18th NV. Ar. b, 2h23.0 90
1920 Fla avnw Ar. b2o.or
BUSINESS
Stumpf bldg, west
part ...-----.- l.o'"
1871 PA av NV. 5000
500 18th NV. entire
building .....125 90
1879 9TH NV -. 1900
$40 Pa av NV, en-
tire bldg .... 10000
1918 eth NV. 90
6l4 La av NV. 1000
Poll l4th NV. Sr, h. 1000
JOB 18th NV. LIST fl. COCO
1926 18th NV .sto. 1. b60. 90
100 Goth NV. store
and Hat ...-.-.50.O0
452 D NV, sto. LIST 100
COLOREn
927 S NV, Or. b. .i2.50
a03 s NV. Sr. b. $3.50
:322 T NV, Sr, h. $500
1908 10th nw.9r. $3.50
1415 9th NV. Or. b. q. 30
3l3 II NV. Or. b. %. - !
$40 NO dN Nv ~, D-o-rp
So Fla av nv Or. b. 25. 20
463 Mo avnw. l1r, BIS. 80
pos o NV, Or. b. ID 30 |
637 l. NV. 7r.b. ID. 80
1919 18th NV ,Jr. b. .ol.S
81 1919 10Th. orb. 20.JO |
1926 q NV, 6r. b. 30. %
637 l. NV. 7r.b. %. 30
955 18th nv. Or. h. .20.D
1723 Seaton nw.5, bis so
AZ Defrees, Or. 1850
$40 l. Nv. Sr. 1S. 80
922 Sd NV. ar. b. IS. 30
139 4th NV, ar, w. is. 80
1909 9Th NV, 6r. W. 1880
10 I'd ne. 6r.w .lI-oo
NJ l. IAt- Af .
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main 2. ~ 1874 New York ave- NV
Prospective tenants will find it to their advan-
tage to inspect properties before renting, -
our houses are generally in good condition, our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
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al tttS iN4Vi' ~ hsAaes
: in good condition, our
repaired when vacated.
los Ind av nw,9r, b29. 90
615 + NV. Sr. b. $50
800 NJ NV. Or. b. 81 50
~ N NV, Or, b. $3.50
1901 r I avnw. 6r, b25.a0
50 Fla av NV. 7r. b.25.S
T02 Quincy, Sr. b. p. 30
511 z NV. Tor. b rs. 80
l4I2 Col st NV ST. b23 80
616 NJ NV. Tr.b. -25.t"
455 Q NV. Or, b. - -2o.5o
1912 Sth NV. Or, w. 2o.Tf
SO4 I'd NV. 6r. b. 20. 80
1924 9Th NV, Or, b. 1850
q 2 NV, 6r, W.. 81
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
l222 Water sw Or, bls.Jo
1916 Fla av. 6r,b..l6.0
lis 10Th he, Or, b. 1910
ARTAIENTS.
If. and b.$ls.0O & $4,000
ms and bath. -. 5000
3r. and b. $3.50
I'd b.. = and 3 ifs. $3.50
rooms and bath. : S22-I
l.. = d. .......... .S2.ro
; and bath. ...-.S2o.oO
Us and bath. S2o.e
AND FLATS.
17J4 Wild NV .5r.bl 30
330la 18Th Ne, 6r. b. Il. 80
1851 Morse ne, 4 bl4.5o
142S 18th NV ID, Ar. bl4.5o
PROPERTY.
1926 9TH. sto only. 1890
SIS X / av. store. IS. 40
10 III INV. store. Or. b45. 90
POI Mass avnw.1. b45. 90
925 + NV. 2r,2h. $3.50
1876 l. w.sto. ar. b. 1000
40 h NV, sto.3r. 1000
901 : INV. store. 81 40
1904 LIST NV. 5000
a3l 9Th NV. 90
2o:.U Georgia av. 300
3o4 Pa av, store. ..2.3o
1l04 10th NV. 90
1888 9th. sto 4 Pr 20 90
22U2 Ga av. 70 Ho
TENANTS.
1923 18th nw.6r.wl1 so
2l29 9th nw.4r,b. III 80
1908 9th NV. 81. 4, bl6.5o
1914 Both NV, 9r.bl6.5o
2S09 q NV, 5r.w. 1900
Dob Cley av. 6r. ". 1850
1884 9th NV. 6r.w.l5.Jo
2l53 Sth NV. 6r.w.l5.5o
2209 Sth nw.4.b.2fll5.5o
2215 Ga av, 5r.w. 15.'b
t37 v NV, tir. W. IL. so
924 W NV, Or. W. 1900
22I2 Clev av. 6r.w15."0
20lSla Ga av, 5r.w15.00
l219 Water. 6r, w. 1900
PAS Sth. 5r.w....l4.5o
1928 Duncan ne, 4 .bli.a
l244 Duncan ne, 1. bl3.50
2126 9th NV, 5r.w.13.9
o1l4 \ Y av. 4r,w12.5O
i33 Wash st, 4r.w.12.W
137 18th ne, Or. 1870
And cheaper properties.
iges & stables for rent.
)LORED TENANT.
repair. with large rear
free 10 August Is:
& CO.. 1888 G st.
SEMI-DETACHED
Petworth; hot-water
gas and coal ranges.
rent house or garage
& CO.. 1898 e st.
)LORED TENANT.
ls; in excellent repair;
ist Is.
& CO.. 1898 G st.
f 6-ROOM. 2-STORY
e northwest. by owner.
Il
ST. N.w.-THREb
X dwelling: IL rooms.
closet: hot-water heat:
ly for terms COL South
18th st. NV.
ERN GROOM HOUSE,
O.50 per month. Inquire
Loan and Trust %.
/ 4 R. I. AVE. NV
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FOR RENT-TO CoLORED-1341 CORCoRAN
ST.: II rooms: In good repair S33.s5.
3O7 r st NV: rooms. $3.50
JOHN r. KNOTT 31S i ST.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ACTIVE or silent partner, to furnish 81. 800
needed to push business just started prove
producer: excellent future. Box IS. Star ofiic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
BILL FOR DECREE
is SENSATIONAL
MRS MAE sHowALTER SAYS
HUBBY DRAGGED HER FROM
BED AND BEAT HER.

That Mrs. Mae Showalter. this city.
Who j. well known ia police circles.
has been the victim OF a mismatcd
marriage Is indicated II charges sue
prefers in q bill for divorce IN circuit
court are true
Mrs. Showalter filed suit against her
husband. Elmer Showalter. through
her attorney. b. A. Stewart She
charges extreme and repeated cruelty.
drunkenness and desertion- The dec
laratiou IS sensational in the allega-
tons preferred against the man. she
AYERS that he came home one night
dragged her from her bed. and in a
IL Of frenzied passion beat her up.
cutting open her aesh.
The couple married Feb. 10. 1910.
and IL il declared that the husband
deserted July Is. 1914. Two children,
now in the care OF the county court,
Elmer and Leroy. are asked for in
the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
THREE ROADS TO
Be REPRESENTED
PASSENGER AGENTS OF LINES
ENTERING TRLcITfES WILL
ASK 2Is CENT FARES.

It is expected that there viii be six
railroad men connected with the three
railroads entering this county here
tomorrow to present the plea for an
increase in passenger fares from to
2I2 cents. The party VIII leave Chi
cago tonight. stopping at East Moline
and speaking at the Commercial club
at 10 a. m. AT / D. II. there viii be
meeting at the Moline Commercial
club and in the evening the visitors
viii address a meeting at the Rock Is
land club al p. m.
II is expected that the principal ad-
dresses will be given by the three gen
eral passenger agents, John Francis of
the Burlington. William Leahy of the
Rock Island and = \ Miller of the
Probably one representa-
tive Of the operating department of
each road viii also be present
Il is likely the three clubs VIII be
asked 10 adopt resolutions committing
them TO the increase the roads. are
asking this being the procedure in
other places the railroad men have
visited in their campaign over the
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
PREP MEMBERS ENJOY THE
SOCIAL AT THE Y. III. C. A.

Twenty-one members OF the y NJ. c.
\. boys department enjoyed a social
Saturday afternoon. The time was
spent playing games and several con-
tests. one of which was the cracker
eating event. caused much fun The
first three who ate their cracker and
then were able to whistle won the
prize of, candy After the games the
boys enjoyed a marshmallow toast
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 the
members of the older boys gymnasium
class will have their fun. There will
be something different each time the
groups meet From the preparation
that is being made for tomorrow's &C
Invites, fun by the bushel is waiting
those who come. Any older boy may
bring another who is not q member OF
the "Y."
The date for the high school and the
younger young mems sociais has been
set for Monday evening, Feb. %. On
Feb. "A at 4:30 the juniors
will have their social.
The Sunday school athletic league
board OF control will meet Tuesday
evening at 7:S0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15

Piled with milk prepared according to
the prescription OF reputable physi-
Clans The nurses. Misses Flanagan
and Turnbuli. together with the physi-
clan DR. \ ~ Mueller. are nj the sta
ton ever "Wednesday afternoon to
LOOK after the babies that ara brought
there b. tho mothers for treatment
and advice on their care. The tots
are weighed and examined every week
Tor possible symptoms o. Illness and
an accurate record Is kept of each
case that u may be compared from
seek 20 week 10 note progress or the
Development Of any symptom. The In
stiiutiO1 Is open 10 all mothers OF the
city Nho care TO take advantage OF
advice givel by the trained nurnes
and physician. the only expense con
nected with the station being the ac-
tusl cost 81 the milk for the children.
With the approach OF more agreeable
weather the nurses hope 20 see an in
creased interest among the mothers
and larger number % babies brought
TO the station.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
MAYOR OF EAST
MOLINE IS SUED
CHARLES GOODWIN AND WIFE
DEFENDANTS IN SUIT IN
CIRCUIT COURT.

The case in which the mayor OF East
Moline and his wife, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Goodwin, are defendants. in
an action instituted by J. F. Adams,
also OF East Moline, was started in cir
cult court this afternoon. with Judge
F. D. Ramsay on the bench
II is claimed by Mr.. Adams that he
dug a cistern for Mr.. Goodwin about
two years ago and that he was not
paid according to the contract Attor-
ney Albert Huber representing Mr.. Adj
ans and A 3. Johnson is counsel for
the defendants
On motion OF the attorneys for Louis
Darras, this afternoon. the $4,000 dam
age suit against Emil Darras, a farmer
near Carbon Cliff, was dis
missed
The two are relatives and the plain
tin at one time worked Tor Emil Oar
ras While at labor IN some manner
he was injured a pitchfork having
been thrust into the flesh Of his face
and 1ody. He started suit but set
dement, was reached and the matter
dropped. Attorneys Taylor and II. N.
represented Louis Darras
and G. ". Wood and F. J. Meersman, /
he defendant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
FIRST CAMPAIGN
WILL BE BOOSTED HERE

Street car employees OF the Tri-City
Railway company and those of the
gas and electric departments of the
Peoples Power company will meet to-
morrow evening at the club rooms at
the foot OF Seventeenth street TO hear
=. X. George. Grand Rapids. Mich
Mr.. George is from the head Offices
OF the United Railway and Light COM
pany of that place. He was brought
here to assist the company TO organ
ize its employees with a view OF pre-
venting accidents. The company be
neves in educating its own employees
along these lines first and then 10 ask
for the cooperation OF the public
II is felt that with the employees thor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
NO COUNTY COURT
CASES FIRST DAY
THREE SUITS SETTLED ANc
THE FOURTH CONTINUED
AS CALENDAR is CALLED.
Two Actions in Which City Of Rock
Island is Interested are Dropped
by Municipality.

II the first day OF the trial calendar.
In county court is any indication OF
what will happen the remainder of
the week. there IS slim chance for
any OF the actions to come TO issue.
When the vcnire OF jurymeu report
I'd this morning before Judge Nels A.
Larson. there was not a single case
ready TO go to bat. Three suits we're
dismissed. having been settled out Of
court and the fourth. Z D. Harrison
vs.. Williams. White & Co, was con-
tinued. The jury was excused until
tomorrow morning.
The cases dismissed were: Alber;
G. Cramer VS.. John c. II. Read: Fred
L. Moran VS.. Emil J. Eckstrom: and
Leander Palmquist and Leland Palm
quist VS.. Victor Kuenzel
City Cases Dropped.
Two cases in which the city OF Rock
Island IS complainant and which we're
set for a hearing in county court To-
morrow, have been dismissed by the
city. which pays the costs.
Both are the outgrowth of investi-
cations made by out Of town newspap-
er men last winter. and the charge
was the Illegal sale of liquor. one was
against Thomas Calvin and the other
against Nell Hill. Both were given
light fines early in last year in police
court and the cases were appealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
IS
CAUSE OF break
UPERINTENDENT SHARP MAKES
INVESTIGATION or BURST
ING OF MAIN.
Denies That Pressure From Elevated
Tank Caused It-Repairs Are
Now Completed.

Electrolysis. as far as can be Learn
ed by r. ". Sharp. superintendent OF
the waterworks. caused the break Of
the water main at the corner of Third
avenue and Twentieth street, which
was not completely repaired until e
o'clock last evening. The leakage was
first discovered Thursday evening.
superintendent Sharp gave the mat
ter a thorough study this morning to
determine the cause OF the accident
and arrived at this conclusion. Mr..
sharp explained that there were
proba bly, street car tracks nearby which
were not bonded together with wires.
the bonds probably having broken.
He presumed that something got in
the crack between the two rails. pre-
venting the passage of the current TO
the generator OF the car. The cleo
tricity, naturally taking the course of
least resistance, passed down through
the moist soil 10 the pipe and thence
along the main to a point near the
generator CT the car, then passing up
ward
This is thought the probable solu-
ton. since the cars usually stop at
that corner for some length OF time
loading and unloading passengers. .
The current does not do any damage
TO a main except at the point where it
leaves and passes up through the soil f.
to the generator on the car, completing /
the circuit
The hole in the main was about the +
size Of the average mans fist. Water
was turned on again last night and
wto were incOnvenienced I
as result we're once more given the
service. Street cars on some of the
ines Yesterday passed north on Nine
eenth instead OF Twentieth street to
accommodate the workmen engaged
n repairing the break Day and night
hifts were employed constantly to
.emedy the condition
There was another break last night
N Twenty-second street about 100
Get south of Ninth avenue. This IS
bought to be in a service pipe lead
ng rom the main in the street. What
.aused the leak is not known. as work
men this afternoon had not located
he exact spot OF the leakage.
Not Due to Tank. {
An impression gaining credence. in Z
lew OF the two recent breaks. was c
hat the pressure on the pipes was too {
reat because Of the new elevated y
ank.
Mr. Sharp this morning ailayed fearsl !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
WEDDING OCCURS
IN COUNTY JAIL
WILLIAM DOME AND MRS. MARY
BAKER ARE MARRIED M AT
TEMPT TO DODGE TRIAL.
Groom Is Being Held on White Slave
charee-cisined He Trieked Wo-
man into Fake Ceremony.

William j. Dome. who Is being de
tanned in the county jail under tho
charge OF adultery. was married TO
Mrs. Mary Baker. the woman with
whom he had been living. az 5 O'Clock
this morning at the county jail.
Irs. Baker secured the license from
the county clerk promptly az clock.
Rev j. ". Whitfield. colOred. came
from Moline. and the ceremony took
place a. the county jail under the ad-
vice 90 Harry NJ McCaskrin. acting
as attorney for Mrs. Baker and Mr..
Dome. To prevent prosecution for
adultery and under the Mann act
charge.
Marshal Is Here
L. $. Marshal Williams arrived this
noon from Springfield 10 take up the
case. Saturday the federal authori-
ties wired Chief Brinn. instructing
him 10 hold Dome. as ne would be
prosecuted on the Mann act charge.
Just what effect the marriage OF the
parties concerned will have on the
case Is not known at this time. Mr..
McCaskrin viii confer with Marshal
what course is TO be taken. The at
tcrney claims that the criminal Gle
ment has been taken ont OF the case
through the marriage. II is custom
AIRY. however. in cases of this kind to
Sind the prisoner over to the federal
Grand jury and LEI this body make
final disposition OF the case. Should
Mrs. Donze refuse 70 testify against
her husband. the authorities viii have
a hard time 10 push the charges. II
Is not probable that Dome will be
prosecuted in Kansas City for franz
ing a fake marriage. as is claimed.
Come took Mrs. Baker. a widow,
and now his wife. from Kansas City
10 Rock Island last September and
later 10 Davenport. where they lived
up until three weeks ago. when they
,ame - Rock Island. Mrs DOME is
The mother of five children and be
.ween - and 30 years OF age
The couple were living together as
nan and wife in rooms az 1910 Third 4
ivenue. After a complaint BY the wo-
mans brother. Detective Cox arrested &
DOME.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15

in that direction, stating that the
mains in the business section of the
city and all parts below the hill are
fed direct from the reservoir. sufficient
pressure being given by gravity from
there Only those on the hill are sup
piled by water from the elevated tank.
The works is so constructed, however.
that higher pressure can be secured
by connecting the downtown mains
on the elevated tank supply or pump
ing direct into the mains. in cases Of
big fires
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
CASE AGAINST VERSTRING
DISMISSED BY SCHROEDER

Emil Verstring. n farm hand resid-
ing near Illinois City. charged with
burglary and larceny. was given a
preliminary hearing before Justice
Schroeder this morning and his case
dismissed for lack OF evidence. Yer
string was accused of breaking into
the general store OF Dresden < Martin
at Illinois City and hauling away
safe weighing 400 pounds which was
Ia-er found lying broken open in a
gully near the store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
POLITICAL BEE BUSY:
CANDIDATES ARE MANY

The political bee infected several
Molners since Saturday and at dawn
this morning four were ready TO an
nounce themselves as candidates for
commissioners. They are \. E. Froyd,
William a Macbeth. j. c. Mattson and
=. L. Goar. MIR Goar IS the only one
who fled his petition today
SO far Carlson has no opposition for
mayor. II was limited that \. T. Eos
ter would run for the mayoralty, but
he denied that he had any intentions
OF being a candidate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
SAY NOT GUILTY
when ARRAIcNED
efG LIST or THOSE INDICTED
APE REmEr0Eo TO JAZZ TO
AWAIT TRIAL.
Jesus Loper. Charged With Shop Lift
ins. Declares Innocence ana Goes
Not Want Lawyer.

sorne % the more important cases
on the criminal list Were not up before
JadEs r. W. Oinsted In circuit court
tais morning. when prisoner indicted
b. the January grand jury we're ar
raiEusd 20 plead
Harry Umphrccr. indicted on a
clarEe % common Law rape. statutory
rape. and incest plead not guilty and
Eas reuaudcd % the county Jail 10
await hearing The complainant j. bis
l5-year-Oid daughter. sadie r. I'm
pGreez. and the assault upon her Is al
ieeed 20 have occurred a. their home
on Third avenue between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth street. while the mother
cas- away. on the evening OF Nov. Q
Another case % similar character
vas also taken up. August D. Mar
tariairr. charged with crime against
'chIdren. the complaining witness be
ius Margaret De ssuct. aged :. OF East
Moline. was aTraisned and plead not
rrilty. ife also plead rot guilty 10 the
charge OF larencY OF a shotgun. the
property - rh- dc SINE, girls father.
ife vas rcmlrdCd 90 shc county has
f.is % await hearing
Did Not Want Attorney.
Jesus Lopez Was not anxious to Sc
cure the service Of an attorney. he
faced two indictments on the charge I.
% shopiiftins from the Weinroth and
the Sundsen clothing stores. Moline. Z
DE- said he vas not guilty and when
AL bed by the court ~ he wished the
sa-vices % an attorney be shook his I
bead and declared that he needed I
ucae because he was not guilty. lie /
was Indicted jointly With Zoe Man
do1I. Harry McCaskrin represents I
tine latter. ard the court appointed y. ]
4 stewart 20 handle Loper's case.
William Bates. whose actions on 4
several occasions. particularly in a
cell tn the city fail. were OF the most
revolving nature. plead not guilty this .
morning and was remanded to the
county Jail He faces charge OF crime
against nature
Herman Anderson. charged with the
burglary Of Bert's Sample shoe store.
plead not guilty. as did Harry Jones
and Herman Anderson. indicted for
burglary OF clothes from II c. Smells
Alfred Saeeu. alleged
% have committed burglary and lar
ceuy OF property belonging 10 George
and Emil G0uias. indicted
for burglary q Kings meat market.
plead not guilty and were rernanded to u
the Jail
All OF these men viii be given a
hearing I'm March. the FIRST case 20 be
started March s.
Sentenced 20 Jail
&. W. Gray vas sentenced to the
jail for 80 days and fined 81
and costs on a charge OF stealing a
case OF fountain pens from the drug
store OF A j. Biess-
Ed Evans indicted on a charge Of
larceny and receiving stolen propery.
Fas sentenced 10 10 DAYS I'm the coun-
.y fail and fined 81 and costs. when
be- plead guilty 20 the charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
SUSTAIkS POINT
IN CITY'S FAVOR
COUNTY JUDGE HOLDS IN PAVING
CASE AMENDING OF BOARD
WAS NOT ILLEGAL

Judge Nels 4 Larson in county
court this morning. held that the
amending OF the records OF the board
OF local improvements by Commission
or Robert Reynolds. cutting out one
block on the Twentieth street paving
matter was legal and sustained the
city in its contention in the public pro
ject hearing row before the court.
Attorneys for the directors raised
this point and it was argued by them
and City Attorney J. +. Witter this
morning.
The city introduced evidence also
this morning 20 show that the meeting
OF the board Of local improvements al
which time the property owners were
TO have been present. was held May ..
The records showed that Il was con-
tiuued 10 May ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15

When n club OF women voters in
Chicago was recently asked 20 name
its fsvorite among = class OF aspir-
ants for aldermaric honors which in
Guided a preacher. a doctor. a broker
and a saiooukeeper. what do you
think was the result? Wei. the sa-
IoonkeepeF was indorsed. His name.
Ar Russell The ciub7 The Womeu's
Democratic club OF the Second ward
OF Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Helms. COZ
Sixth street are the parents of son.
bern Saturday.
Miss Emily Anderson, SIS Forty
sixth street, left at noon today Tor a
months visit with Mrs. n A Ans
worth al Datona Beach, Florida
Mrs. William Clutch of Abba, Iowa,
is visiting at the home OF her sister.
Mrs c. b. Roberts. sol Twentieth
street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
TO ORGANIZE DROVE OF
STAGS IN ROCK ISLAND

Directors Landray and Dunbar OF
the z. p. o. Stays, which recently or
ganized drove in Moline. have opened
Offices in this city 10 institute a lodge
here \ number OF local men have
joined in Moline and it is believed
that a drove can be organized here as
large as that IN Rock Islands sister
city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-15
FORMER LOCAL BOY IN
SEATTLE CHAMP TEAM

Word is received in Rock Island that
Roy Jensen. star OF the local high
school basketball team in 1907. is cen
ter Of the !. VI. G. \. team at Seattle,
Wash The "Y" team recently won
the championship OF the city Mr..
Jensen is employed with the Scandi-
bank as teller.