Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

, the homes OF the three men and after
/ finding two gowns he gave them the
third degree" and they confessed the
rest Sidroc Bose. Sam Kazellion and
Nike Pole. Armenians. were arrested
and brought back to the county jail
The fourth man escaped. and, accord
! ing 70 the sherif's informer. he is
on his way TO St. Louis. Police OF
that place have been notified and IL
Is expected that he will be arrested
when he gets of the train. At Bet
tendorf Bose and KazelliOn were liv-
ing in the same house. When the
sheriff searched the place he found
two gowns and after q few questions
they told him where the balance OF
the loot was. He found other gowns
and women's wearing apparel buried
under a shed in the yard and also
found more al the Place OF Mike Pole.
Among the stolen articles was a dia-
mond-studded layaiierre. This was
discovered at Poles place. The trunk
belonging TO Mrs. LeYelle was stolen
at the Rock Island depot on Nov. 2S.
She was coming TO Davenport and had
checked her trunk this far. II is pre-
on the same train. tore the baggage
check off the trunk and took IL away.
They also had several suit cases
which they checked. and they took the
trunk away with these For several
weeks the police and sheriff's Office
watched the pawn brokers, but the
Armenians evidently feared detection |
and concealed the stolen articles |
around their houses. They were |
working as laborers in Bettendorf.
Parish School Shows "Movies"-l
A moving picture show was an innova-
ton at the Sacred Heart cathedral /
parochial school The show was given F.
in connection with a chicken supper
served In the gymnasium of the new
10000 parochlal building last eve
ming 4 Powers number six moving
picture machine has been installed in
the auditorium. The first reel included
Sarah Bernhard in la Tosca," views
~ the International Eucharistic con-
gress held in Quebec and OF Pope Plus
and the vatican gardens. Humorous I
reels also were included
botany Expert TO inNGSIt9dIc-iU
examine a new alfalfa disease which
appeared in Scott county for the first
ime last fall, Prof. L. II. Pammel,
lead OF the botany department OF Iowa /.
State college at AInes. will make an
visit to the farm OF Charles :
-au tomorrow. Prof. Pammel is to
peak before the annual Walcott in
titute Friday and Saturday. The
argest crowd that has ever attended
n institute In this vicinity is ex-
ected at the two-day sessions of the
meeting according TO letter
eceiyed today by C. X. Bliss OF the
arm league from Henry Strohbehn
: walcott. The record crowd Is ex-
ected Friday night when The Dawn
Z Plenty" the motion picture feature
epIcting the development OF agricul-
ire. will be given. Exhibits in large
umbers have already come in
o
Minister Prays for Higher Wages.
1orter HoursED- John Wallace
oope- got in the wrong pew. Il was
the opening session of the Iowa r,
aster Plumbers convention. Dr. II
,oper was giving the invocation. He "a
aged for shorter working hours and ~
ore pay in the plumbing trade. He ss
identity thought he was speaking ii
fore the men who worked by the
y ard not the plumbing contractors 70
10 pay out the wages DR.. Cooper 81
vised the men to 80 slow. however. =