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Get. Lost In His wheat Field.

GRoroN, s. D.. Aug. 16.-Georse Harris
was returned TO his family to-day after
being lost In his own wheat field. He
went into me field TO take a look. and
the grain stalks were higher than his
head. Losing his way. Il was only after
extreme effort he o back 10 daylight.
The crop in this section Is the best in
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The stock
market here was fairly active and
strong, without any wide fluctuations
Trading was we'll distributed through
the list. Bonds were in better demand,
with American Gas and Electric 5s clos
ing point below the opening sale. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MICHELE BESEDETTO. driver. ls4s Ave-
nue. A.. formerl president ana treasurer
Of the Yorkviile Coal Comany MED a pc
tltion in bankruptcy: liabilities. tl'.s-''
assets, sias. A petition was hled against
the company on December 81. 1919. Most
OF Mr. BenedCtto's liabilities are on ac-
count Of the company.
:. II d co, INC, manu-
facturer OF childrrn's hats and caps, 22S
Greene street. petition In bankruptcy, by
Max Goldin, a creditor. for 1870 the
company made an assignment on FRIDAY
liabilities. ~, 500.
HARRY WILENSKY. manager 1917 First
avenue. hled a petition In bankruptcy
liabilities, ss.sel, no assets. Part OF the
liabilities were for goods sold TO the Arm
OF wilensky & Oseror in 1905
MOLLIE BECHER, buyer. ?2I West itlst
vt. filed a petition in bankruptcy; liaoili-
ties. s.. 3SS. no assets.
CHARLES BRALEY. grocer. Kingston.
filed a petition in bankruptcy; liabilities,
l,29S; assets, 1901.
Assignments.
A. GREENSPAN 4 SONS. manufacturer
Of pocketbooks, SO Wooster street, assign
ment 10 Maurice j. Blatt. The partners
were Aaron Samuel and lsIdor Green
BLOCK & KErovER. dellcatessen and
lunch room, 8 Lenox avenue, assignment
TO Harry SchoenNeter. The partners are
Title Block and samuel Ketover.
HARRIS ANELROD, corsets and corset
covers, s29 Stanton street. assignment 10
Receiver Discharged.
LoZlER MOTOR CoMnANY. Judge
this City Of the Losier Motor Company
Broad%sy and Fit;y.sixth street. lie
vas appointed receiver here on septem,
assets sss :'i appraised Isdt. ana "a, , .s5s,,.P q from %hit q
there was sold 81. i33 AZ an expense OF
's3s The balance OF the property was
included In the sale OF the entire assets
at auction in Detroit on February 4.
1915, for 100000.
Nevada Mines Leased.
Henry Stanley HSsk!n,, receiver q the
enter into an arrangement and plan
which has been agreed upon by a ma
jSrity Of creditors The plan provides
Gold Mines Company, which holds z
mortgage on part Of the property and
erty and Lease 1t to J. Edward Hsr,
shall be leased by the receiver to Mr.,
Harringt1no Who Is to assign the Issse.
com inH h0' MT. HE a.sins was ana aps MiIitess
receiver on April "a, 1913. The com.
gany formerly had an onlcs at ls5
Petition Dismissed.
ITALIAN UNION IMPORTING COM
against Y'apeii. ( T%osst,ir' Who aid %bssl,
GC@pa ss 'E %ind ITALIAN nnS r E%iSn i 1Syg Ts.'
Broadway, on a settlement, with credi,
tors at IS cents on the dollar,
bankruptcy Schedules.
HIRTLER BROS, COMPANY, INC, i'm
porters and exporters at % Beaver
street, schedules show liabilities OF $50.
go and assets NJ s932l.
FRIEDMAN 4 KoERNER, who did bust
ness as the Paris Fancy Leather Com
pany, 7l3 Broadway. schedules show
liabilities of $l2,s93 and assets OF 5000
NATHAN SPINELL. dry goods, go Riv
ington street. schedules show liabilitiel
OF t2.3S9 and assets 81 1901. realized
from sale OF stock and fixtures By tn
assignee,
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/ENNsYLvANIA-rocono Mountains.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN. Rooms en- suite
with bath. Flee. lights, steam heat, phone
in rooms. Dancing. saddle horses. golf, ten
MS. bowling. Garage. Bklt. Lack. h. r. to
W. j.. 1 II. D. PRICE. ~cansdsn,,a p.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF
FEDERAL Whining and smrItinK Co.

% Broadway, New York. August Is, 1918.
A dividend Of one per cent. go on the
Preferred stock of this Company has to-
day been declared, PAYABLE september 18th,
1915, to stockholders OF record at the closs
OF business on August ssrd. 1915.
h. II. FORAKER. Asst Secretary,
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NEW JERsEY-Asbury Park.
HOTEL WINTHROP

Asbury Park. N. J. Overlooking ocean;
new nreproof construction 65 private baths,
elevators to street level; American and Euro
pean plan. L. V. KAHN 40 years Prop. OF
Scarboro, Long Branch.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EX DIVIDEND.

Company and Term. Stk. Amt
American Power and Light, quar-
terly ............ ........' com INo
Crescent Pipe Line. quarterly. 49, dbc.
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500 Am Tel cv- cas-. .IOll. 1911. 1914 ioiis
1900 pr" 4. z. z, 4
1000 \ E Tel IS 1873. e. 1911. 1915 1915 lOli.
1000 Western Elec IS. 1904 looa iOa 1908.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-17
NEW JERsEy.
Why Not Commute from
Netherwood?
NEW JERSEY.
HOTEL

P,ainaeld. New Jersey
Under new Management open all year.
Telephone service and private bath in each
room. Dancing every evening In Gothic
Ball Room. We cater TO private families
and auto parties. On main mscadam road
to Princeton. Special 81 Dinner wlts music
avery sunday from l.s p. NJ. in m.iu Din
ing Room seating $50. Artesian well sup
plies pure spring water. Rates Us and up.
American plan, J minutes walk from
Netherwood Station y. J. c. r. r. %
trains daily. Communication $3.50
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Nevada Mines Leased.


ITALIAN UNION IMPORTING COM
PANY-Judge Mayer has dismissed the
petition In bankruptcy filed on July 3
against Yapelli 4 Tosatti. who did bust
ness as the Italian Union Importing
Company. wines and liquors, 400 West
Broadway, on a settlement with credit
tors AT Is cents on the dollar.
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Ferguson, James II. Dem, Thlrty-sev-
onth Aldormantc districD-First term.
Voted for Adjustment of CITY Hall mar
riage chapel graft. but made poor record
on several other important Issues. At
tentiye to duties on local improvement
board.
Hamilton, James IRep. Thirty-ninth Al
d'rmanic Observation-Disclosures Valua BILE ser
vice. particularly as chairman of building
opmmittec Resigned January 10. 1915. to
accept appointment as Deputy State Treas
ser.
SCSaHy. Anthony j Ind. Dem. Thirty
fourth Alt'Tmanlc districp-Firs term
member Attentive. Good record 81 votes.
Rendered valuable service AS chairman OF
building committee.
NlI'gtu. James A tilep, Thirty ninth
Aldermauic iistriUti-In his few months Of
service has been attentive and given prom
.se ~ future usefulness
AoTan. Robert L, Dem. Thirty sixth Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
BODIES PLAMONDONS
ARRIVE IN NEW YORK

New York. May 24.-The bodies of
nine persons who persisted when the
Lusitania sank. first of the dead 10 be
brought TO New York. were landed
here today from the American line
steamer New York. which sailed from
Liverpool ON the night of May 10.
eight days after the Lusitania was tor
peJoed. The dead aboard the New
York were.
Charles Frohman. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles a Plamondon, Chi
cago; T. b. King. New York; c. T
Brodrick. Boston; L r TrumbulI,
Bridgeport. Conn: A. r. Foley. Tren-
ton. y. J.; Miss II. Ellis, Saint Thomas,
Ont; Miss Mcknight. address not
given.
on the way across the ocean the
bodies lay in wooden collins encased in
large plain outer boxes. The room in
which they lay, a large compartment
on the upper deck. was draped with
black crepe and American flags.
The New York had a passenger list
OF $50, of whom 1O5 were in the steer
age. Most OF the passengers We're
Canadians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
After AII His Trnnhle.

TWO men were hurrying along Park
row when the wind seemed TO be blow
ing from all directions 10 the peril of
umbrellas and anything not firmly an
chored. One of them noticed the han
die of a wrecked umbrella which had
been thrown into the street along with
many others and. stopping 10 pick it
up, remarked 20 his companion that it
was TOO good 10 pass. AS he stopped
a gust OF wind captured his hat, and
il went spinning along toward St
Paul's chapel. he after it, He ran
into man, slipped. fell in the mud
and arose in time to see his hat run
over by truck. At a nearby resrau-
rant, where he was drying his clothes.
he said; 4 lost a So hat and spoiled
a suit of clothes for the handle OF a 50
cent umbrella. That would not be
so bad. but I see the handle is broken. ."
New York Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
FIVE PRIZES FOR
FLORAL PAGEANT



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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
PERSONAL POINTS

t. ea- sssr -
ss- rr#r llrr-f eaassrr. vas fe ths
sr
Hss H u fr .ars asE faasE-
s .- u.Fa. iowa. are t.sf.aE on
ss w-s O. w STAY ~ PCS
srr ts- Esesss ~ FeasGgrs 5a
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@ r-eaees g. S-s aF Csisaza
ss rereeE %. er E- arEeF O.
H-eae
Sizes IH lt teEfsas COS seeee-
Hr-ass street, Departed s.sfag Cor
..Hrrr vErre SEQ VIII vts.t Beg s5s-
Urs N Vs. UevrE
Usses.e g Wr..s srt Frasz ffsE9
re..ra-.a eee yesterday afE-F se~at-
E s.- v-ess ea fsr lsa.s.F eaasE. ss-
Ts E9 f.- ssa Feaae5se8
se Sac urE4 reaas-t.1es
ttas lea Harris. esestV se1-rie-
1re .ree er schools. WEI has bsea az
Cog several weeks as ssr
eco STATE sEe~rlefret o.
s.e sssrs st.aa ErsG.sE teachers ~&-
ss.satass aaeers. fs expected kear
.sr -sEtre Earr 1f tEF week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
4 Painting.

What is a painting? 1t is the Ian
guage of the artist in which he ex-
presses his thought, conception Of
mind or emotion of heart. Where a
writer expresses himself in words, the
artist expresses himself in colors. light
and shadows. An authors description
Of place, person or object is but
word picture. while the artists canvas
stares US in the face, so to speak, fash
ing the subject continually before our
eyes until we can grasp its every
meaning without so much as turning a
page. Thanks TO our own Gilbert Stu
art and his wonderful conception of
the portrait OF George Washington, it
would take a paragraph or more TO de-
scribe George Washington's mouth or
nose. where Gilbert Stuart tells it TO
US in few strokes of his masterfuI
brush.-Elliot a. Haaseman in Nation
al Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
FLAMES DO DAMAGE
OF $500 TO HOUSE

ree Eaaf % rrasE urawn. ara
r1gessg- ssessE street. vas damaged Co
ere FVtFsf ef Eftt tEis E9saisz ~ e
Gre weies destroyed as 9zsssEs stair
way ssrrr aaa btseksses tks tatert8r
wF s@rsr. water damage 60 ere
lssrrlsF vas s.lsEt. How ths blaze
ss1rre.s as reeaaWr.
rer Esart@ras wss called 60 s9t
seeeat autssr az tgsfs YESTERDAY
w4sFs az esp.5s51a ie q gas stove
slsrsssG sss ts@uV. Cazssass % tks
5vea were ssFasG wssa tss sErtosloa
ssos r-ses. bss 60 Esmazs vss eaae 90
tsr EsesTE tsssif FIremsa were sga-
aaaef 90 r~egsss Ees ssreas @ eznes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
PLAN A LIVING FLAG
FOR G.. A. R. PARADE

In connection wlfE the parade which
Ca r5 o. O. feature OF the O.. a. H. state
eaeampmeut 90 Moline. school children
~ Jar city viii present O. tvluE har
Ttr rpee5acie v..i De- staged ON Fife
t-euIs street near Sixth avenue. Jane
Ct. during tlF parade. De- win te pre-
F-atri rrsf tomorrow afternoon af the
Heanol fe'i iay ezerc..r. o. Browning
se,f
ora r6ilirrr. sons Cf Veterans.
Spanish War veterans and member
af other patriotic UrFar-zatiouE ycrt-r-
tay attended services 90 thr Second
Methodist church ana heard a patriotic
sFrzaoa ty the pastor. Rev. A. j. Pit
man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
COUNCIL MAY TAKE
UP NEW ORDINANCE

Providing an informal session could
Or held this afternoon 90 consider a
ueu l.fncy bus ordinance 90 was sched-
ufed ta come up for FIRST reading be-
fore tlc commission % the regular
meeting tonight
Too measure resembles 800 many
feafurfa chat adopted iu Davenport
h1f lr some respects 90 iE even more
stringent. 10 varies fsom thr paveu-
port ordinance IN that 10 provides that
the machines De- in continuous opera
zion from e o'clock iu the morning uu-
rT 30 af night license Zee OF $40 for
ears carrying less than seven p1Fseu-
gers and $500 f1T those with greater
capacity. and an Indemnity bond of
$1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
DEATH COMES To
RURAL RESIDENT
M Js.sph Iindali Passes Away sud
fsniy Ssnday Morning Prom
Heart Iroubir.
n sEESrSGLY GOOD HEALTH
Eetarusd Saturday Ni<ht Apparently
Wei Huf Attack Proves q Bs
Fatal

WIZ scarcely any waruiuE. death
tF1gEat 60 e. close ere life % MFa-
Iosepa Tiadzu 90 R1Est township.
ua1 passed away aE 9 o'clock sunday
m9sagsE a sudden attack of heart
Ess11se eeGFt Grs tife.
1f~s Tlaaaii retired Saturday night
erezrrHf.T Orb trF EsgaI good health-
As gao Beg husband vas aaaErnrd by
s~r cries for assistance ana Hrtirs
ere u1asr la a serious c1aGiti1u tr.r-
pErset far ala Before medical sf-
sertase~ eg4lf D. provided Mra. Tin
dahl passed away
uvays Lived o. Rural
DEATH br1aEff Co. O. close a t.fr fhat
was eeeEF iH orc cDlGgr.tF Born
e.ttla q tsff mile % tlr Tintaii home.
1s- aaI 0-r-talf rai'~s r1rfh OF sEFr-
rarE. Nas 60. tefs. Esb~rrs Bridge
ta-f Tweed ir ttaf eoasr grifg or b. s.Fi
ana g1arr woman. She waH married
t1zres 60. l-5- 90 Joseph Tjsla.l. who
sgref.Fs-
To rEts ar51- were born FIX rhftr-
rrr. er= ar whom ere ur.rE These
latter ere three s6rss 81 . Tiriai rt
Grart5rear. love-. r. s. and = q. I.rr
falr % Esrsf. fu5 dalEttrrrs sire
G Crf~Fs -es~F Of Rock Island and
Sizes o.. Aetl- % GartTH CITY. s. u.
r'asH vH-F fs received from Size Alt-
fa fsrr= vfff b. go arrangement made
t1r fe~ fgEFrst
Terre arr also fe1 brother. HrErT
esf NfseFF GritErf7rt ~ uFaVrr sri
o. SISTER. tfrs t1g.sa TfrfaH 90 Wis
eaEssr 1gF1 ED-ra ere tassirs % tar.r
-Her=a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
THOUSANDS DEAD
AT BLANCHE VOTE
Eye Witness Describes Capture OF
German Works by French Even
Ing of May u.

Paris. May c8-"The capture by
French troops OF the German works
at Blanche Vote lthe white wayl the
evening OF Nay % marked the victor
i1us conclusion OF our offensive on the
Aiassif de- Lorette.' Is the opening
sentence iu the report OF the French
seui-nMClai eyewitness OF conditions
at tae front as given out ia Paris to-
day.
-LuretteborE IS word which for
tte last six months has appeared Of
Zen lu tIe cores uudcuce OF the Ger
man soldiers the report continues.
"The imperial general stan attached
verE Ereat Importance 90 the posses
sion az these heights. To conquer.
defend and retaEe them, the German
soldiers have received a formal order
which wus so expressed as 20 make IL
operative until the last man was
E.uHI
Elm spite ot the unusual difficulties
of the ground and the desperate re-
sistauce or the enemy. we triumphed.
The battle ui Lurettc was great bat
tie and ended in complete victory. In
this part of the front lighting has been
Der. 1914
Continuing. Che eyewitness recalls
tEc leading incidents since last Octo-
Der. referring. among other things. TO
-he French withdrawal March 8. 1918,
after an heroic defense. Finally. on
March -. the French began 20 get
the upper hand ia their offensive
movements
Thousands OF dead testified 10 the
desperate nature OF the contest" the
eye-yitutss says. Pacing the French
WAS formidable organization; lines
90 trenches. reinforced by sacks OF
earth and cement and further protect
ed by q double and triple system OF
harheI wire entauElemeuts and other
dtteuEcs. the whole protected by
guicE-ariuE guns. Al various points
heavy artillery. carefully concealed, /
had been placed. To overcome these !
obstacles we carefully prepared our
attack. multiplying our trenches and I
placing our heavy artillery in the rear. /
The division charged with the attack /
pa Lorette comprised three regiments I
Of infantry and three battalions Of /
The attack on the trenches Of /
Blanche Vote May = was from three .
tides simultaneously. Thirteen days |!
Of intense uninterrupted lighting re-
suited. 1T 2 o'clock in the morning Of
May %. IN 4 splendid tactical victory.
The enemy attached the greatest i'm
portauce 20 the holding OF the Lorette
heights. on the plateau alone over
5000 German corpses were counted.
we'll as great quantity OF material
including machine guns, bomb throw
srs and rifles. The French losses
were heavy.
by this capture OF the Massif de
Lorette one OF the principal objects OF
the operations north OF Arras was at
tanned and a severe check was infiict-
"a on the enemy. who believed him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

NsN vaTs. Hay 2f-Nasor Gsasrst
George W. Csasthsis. ehslssass % shs
fFtessss eaesf cassssssssas- vas ose o.
ere mess l@eortsEt Sitssssss suns-
eseeeG Co testify to-day ~ tss bs<fa-
eieE % a series % trails sruwisE cat
&c tee trsasaet1oes % Joea Essss %
tesisse.s polls. sssossst szzaazsT % ne
eorssn tssarT ssps-ssssas - 80 Pas
ASA esssf Eoes. TIE trials were Get
Coz ssar5ss ss tks fsesrsi eos-t before
fs5zs FosIoSS-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
VICTIMS OF FALL
ARE MUCH BETTER

Coe5E o. Ngssssars who ufrv ire
Jared shea enc rlest t5rTf 1t seats fol-
1ar5aE ere rehearsal of tEr oTaturip
-Ga1zsfear af che tliepis Saturday
e1srsrE ere reported much better Coz
faF tffss E1Fr E1irE. OF Wetiapasis.
81 s~E51T. ts sfiu taeaparitat~i Dr.
ra9se af a vFrreFrd hack. ere aeei-
leas eeersrE h-F from else bareaialf-
=sFe sefm9r o. Grr class. She is exc
b-eref 20 o. able Co. attend other c,afs
raeeEi1Es. F1arsFr. N,.s Esther Lar
SOC. rer arE~r tteFiaa af fs- collapse ts
s4-rF.ss t~1a bruises ssr sgsta'rri.
5sE as aaE e1EEgr1 ta Err fo1u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
HELD TO GRAND JURY
UNDER $1,000 BONDS

Earl Bruce was bound over 90 the
=raEd jury thiE afternoon ou charge
1f burglary. hia bonds being fixed at
$1,000 Nriii-. Els wife. was also ar
ralFurI. and her ease certified to the
county court. che be.uE is years old.
ard likely che win b. sent 90 Geneva
taT delinquency. LEO Bruce. father OF
the south. also was s.vru hearing
and che ease against him was dis
uissr1.
The three we're arrested last week
os che charge 90 having stolen chick
enc lr enc city. on fEc uiEEt of sunday.
Nlr tf The cases were before JUS
tlee Carl Euchl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
SUPREME REVIEW OF
WOMAN BENEFIT BODY

New York. May 24.-DeIegates rep
resenung $4,000 women in every state
in this country and several Canadian
provinces gathered here today 10 at
tend the supreme review of the Won
ans Benefit association, Ladies Of the
AIaccabees of the World The review
viii continue throughout the week and
viii include an election Of officers for
q four year term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
TRIES TO SELL TWO
STOLEN CRUCIBLES

Recently four platinum rrue1hIcs
urrr stolen trum rar Deere a Co. Iab-
rafnry iH N1.Er. Saturday Carl HuI-
rtraalf OF CniuEa appeared 90 the J1-
sFsaaaE .ewfiry store ana tried 90
EeI che erlr.hiss The police were
uotifFf and hc was arrested ON ca
charge of receiving stolen property. O..
s. Roberts ua. retained. and matters
ssrr adjusted w.tl Deere a. go. and
prasrcut.1a dropped The cruc.blCs
1ErFe worth $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
WOMAN BREAKS NECK
IN FALL OFF PORCH

While playing with her children on
The front porch o. her home a. 1929
Campbell street. Davenport. last eve
ninE. Mrs. Anna Douty tainted and fell
OF the vcrauda. the fall breaking her
neek- The woman plunged over the
Taii head foremost. striking a coal
Shgtc. The fatality vas witnessed by
the husband az well as the three little
children. Mrs pogty vas the wife OF
Page ". Dogiy. She was 20 years
old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

gzasEzi services fgr FsasEiiu Wi!-
s.sms were teit yesterday Afternoon
st zs1 ia the re-.a CosErFEati1nai
essFee. wajine1 30. = tterman s. WILL
fss 1re5sFirE 70 8 Graham post. so.
e5+. O. A. g. Mours. had charge OF tfr
.FrrE1siFs az che grave SIX ueu-
.eFs % tse Ears ot veterans acted az
eEtIbeareFs. TeTT we're Va g. uTtEss.
Lawrence KELLEY. a. j Curtis. A. J.
Pears. o. a. HFg5Fs and t.aFi Hyatt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
DI,orre An Moline Cour,.

Judge c. o. Distz in the Moline city
court today granted n decree OF d.
voTee 20 Mrs Eva Smith in her suit
against n A Smith She alleged cru
city. In the decree she Is given Gus
tniy % two minor sons. aged and 10
years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
King Constantine Improyed.

Washington. D. c.. May 24.-King
Constantine OF Greece is improved. &C
cording TO a dispatch received today
at the legation here. The kings fever
has abated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

TIE f-usFsi OF Nfrs. n r. 1teHsrury
easF s1eE Sixth ave1gT. Mola. Rev
~ 81 HsEeF EaI charge 1f Che srrv-
Secs. Vtsa isfrsarst Oh Riverside er@F-
te-T Tho bearers uesrs John lf LlEa-
va-. tssse u1seaeFty. = W. GjlesiHs.
D. o. WaFEar. A. o. ttetafgFr aud
r.esrsff Oa1-FF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

self impregnable in his admirably or
gained positions.
During the fighting the Germans
were twice relieved by fresh troops
This is one of the most important
tactical victories" the eye witness
says in conclusion. won by French
arms in northern France"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

seven years. moving 10 that village
from sheffield. where she was born.
Aus. Il. 1855 She was united IN
marriage 20 John ". Walker In 1874.
Sic survives with i've children. Mrs g
r Battcy. Los Angeles. Mrs =. C.
Hartley. Mineral. III. Mrs. o. r Clark
and Nrs. o. A Morreil % Prophets
town and Clean Walker. siiyis-
Burial viii take place a. Sheffield.
the funeral 20 be announced later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
DECLARES PURSE WAS
TAKEN FROM HIS BED

HarEia-E raiIei Greek boarding
houses az f-= and ssf Railroad ave-
use. Moline. iast ulEht. securing gf- az
ono and So 90 thr other from clothing
90 tar proprietor auI roomcrs- The
proprietor cf che house ar f:f Railroad
avenue. declares Boo vas drurEod and
h.s purse removed from beneath h.s
pillow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
ALLEGED SPEEDER
PREPARES TO FIGHT

= ore1tt. 5000 Sixth avenue. NO
line. arrested on charge % speeding.
today retained an attorney. entered a
plea 90 not guilty and demanded a jury
trial = iury was called this after
noon a. hear the ease en- police court
Ga Moline. Charles Sorrowfrce. Jr.. OF
Davenport. paid sl2.o5 for speeding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Packer. Protest netentIon.

Washington. y. G. May 2s.-Repre-
scnfaiives % four OF the grca; Ame-l-
can meat packing concerns met here
today for conferences with state de-
partmsni officials over the detention
OF meat e4rkoes in British ports
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
To Fxtrndite FinrentIni.

Henri Fioreutiui was today commit
ted for exuadition to the United States.
Fiorentini was arrested in England the
latter part of April on the landing OF a
steamer from New Orleans. charged
with having committed a murder at
Cherry Valley, II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

1frs- clara Estes walker vas found
dead seated ta a chair ~ kes home iu
s5tvis b. ore OF the b1aFders 90 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. Coroner
20. a. !. Never conducted an inquest az
rEe E9ssr en- boar tsfrr. verdict of
trsts. due Co heart tFogb.e. belnE re-
taraeE-
,fFs Walker had resided ga suus for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Coral Ruifdprs-

Coral reefs and islands are formed
by the coral building polyp. These
animals only live in clear water. the
depth OF which is not greater than
% fathoms. and the temperature of
which does not sink below 6S degrees
+