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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
AUCUSTANA SYNOD
WILL RE0RCANIzE
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aaai Nsstias.

Tes asaast rssstssz % tEs AaElssg-
asa squa,f s4aagrse,s &c Sc. Fsai. 1tisa-s
YESTERDAY esaFnlsz AFTER fasssGE o.
@asV taeorsaes szstters, &c Wss De-
esset 60 rsorEssszs tEs body szsktsE
e q legislative fsssesd % = dsiiteFs-
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vas safe sss g vas lsst 90 . board
Go Esef9ss
res 4asstaon ot s.sasso1s FOE sGpSs-
szsrass4 professors ssG psesessFs %
sss syuaG Wss eoess4srse. ths case %
Dr. Nsis ForsszGsf % Aa<ustara
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
HOLDS CAUSE FOR
ACTION SUFFICIENT

Judge =. n. Ramsay In circuit court
this afternoon sustained the FIRST and
third counts % the bin brought by
Mrs. Jane Jewell agains; the city Of
Rock Island. the Peoples Power COM
pany and the Postal Telegraph COM
parry. This means that the court held
that there vas sufficient cause for ac-
ton. The judges ruling on the de-
u,urrer hiet by the defendants fol-
lowed his hearing OF arguments some
tine ago. The suit Is for $4,000 dam
ages for the death 90 Miss Mabel
Jewell. daughter OF Mrs. Jewell. Miss
Jewell ~as eisctrocuted last Septern-
Der when she touched a broken wire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
JURORS DECLARE
REIMBERC GUILTY
Find Him Father Of Della Borcowitz's
Child After n Second Trial
OF the Case.

a jury in county court this morn
INK found tha; Max Reinberg was the
father Of the child OF Della Boroowitz
and ordered that he pay Tor its sup
port Under the statutes. he must
pay 500 and costs down and $50 a
year for nine years. fling a bond that
the latter will be done.
The case was bitterly fought The
first trial resulted IN disagreement.
l. being rumored that eight OF the
Jurors held out for acquiitaL In the
second trial. however. the defendant
did not fare 80 we'll The case was
concluded yesterday afternoon about
: o'clock after bellg In progress since
the frHt Of the week A verde; was
reached IN an hour. and was sealed.
being rad today. II 4 Weld appear
Cd for the Girl and 3. A Stewart for
the defendant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
PERSONAL POINTS

Samuel Kennedy Of Andalusia spent
( yesterday in the city.
F. F. Cooke, one of the prominent
lawyers of Galesburg. was in the city
yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Frances KolIs and Miss Hazel
HoIls left today for a six months visit
in California.
Mrs. s. a. Atteberry of La Grange.
No. with her little daughter Josephine,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs George
Ackley. S4T Twenty-frst street
Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Unverforth.
1908 Third avenue, went 10 Monmouth
yesterday for a few days visit in the
home of Mrs. Unverforth's mother
Miss Margaret Myers, daughter Of
NIr. and Mrs F. T. Myers. 1925 Twenty
first street. has returned home from
the University Of Chicago for the sum
mer vacation
Henry Carse. 1116 Fourth avenue.
senior member of the firm of Carse
q Ohlweiler. has been confined TO his
home for the last 10 DAYS on account
of sickness. He is i'll of asthma and
only recently has been able to leave
his bed.
Among the graduates from the Uni
versity of Chicago this week was Miss
Pauline a. Levi. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer Levi. 1I1O Second avenue,
OF this city, who received the degree
Associate in Philosophy. Miss Levi re
ceived a scholarship from the local
high school and has been prominently
identified with the life OF the univers-
ity.
Samuel Strauss. the New York pub
Usher. and whose wife was formerly
Miss Irene Boseufe!d of this city, was
yesterday honored with the degree Of
doctor of laws by GrinnelI college, con- /
ferred on him because of attachments
in the field OF Journalism. Mr.. Strauss
was present at the commencement ex-
ercises 10 receive the degree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
KNOCKED FROM BIKE
UNDER THE VIADUCI

Fred West. residing a. isf sixth
avenue. Moline. and employed By shall
ieue Bros. furniture house IN Moline.
Was injured In a collision with an auto
AZ fhe Forticth street viaduct on Fifth
avenue. Rock Island AZ - this morn
iaE. lie vas riding a bicycle. vest
houad. and turned into the viatuct as
the auto. east bound. entered from the
other side The young man was
thrown from his wheel to the pave
-n@nt. and his eoiiarhonc was broken
Hs vas removed 20 hts home and
surgeon reduced the fracture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
ELEVEN GRADUATES
FROM HERE IN CLASS

one Rock Island hoy and four No
line boys were among the 81 candi-
dates upon whom degrees were confer
red az the 4fth annual commencement
% the University 81 Illinois held in the
great armory az the university In Ur-
hama yesterday.
Bomuio Naou. ambassador rrrraor-
binary and pienipnteui.ary from the
Argentine republic 20 the United
States gave the address % the DAY.
An amp.theatre 90 seat 5000 people
had been constructed In one end OF the
mammoth military hall. and 90 was
there that the successful candidates re-
eeivcd their diplomas
Mr. Naon'E appearance Is considered
an event 90 the commercial history %
the state and nation. as o. is expected
that hiss visit 20 Illinois viii be a help
toward closer trade relations with
south America
Graduates % the colleges % mcdi-
cine and dentistry in Chicago journey
- % Trbana and received their di-
pl0maE from the hands o. President
James. with the graduates who had
don. their work Ga Urhana- Graduates
from Rock Island county;
Elmer Allen CLAIR. Fast Moline. A.
a On arts and letters.
Emil Ferdiuan Schaarman. EtE-
intor a r.. A n. in German.
Viola Verna Butter. Hiilsdale. 4. -.
iu household science
By-rfie Biyc Butter. Hiiisdale. 4. 3.
IN household science.
Harold HouEhton Dunn. Moline. 3.
s. ~ $ tn electrical enEinecring
Leonard Mason Gilmore. Moline. e. .
s. iu agriculture
George Henry MeuEci. Moline. b s. Z
.n chemistry.
Lawrence Arthur Pope. Moline. r. .
S. ir electrical engineering
Izcra Lee. Reynolds. n. $. IN house
hnuif science
Curtis CLAY fFuhhart. Rock Island. /
p : s en- mining engineering.
George Hyde Pike. SiiviE. a p. On .
business administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary =. Davis.

Mrs. Mary r Davis. wife Of ". II.
Davis. 42eS Eighth avenue. Moline.
died this morning ar 4 O'Clock az the
home. Death came as a result OF heart
trouble. Mrs. Davis. whose maiden
name was Mary Shike. was born in
Franklin county. Pa. Jan. %. 1875 She
was married 10 Mr.. Davis. Aug. Il.
1897. and for several years lived in
Keithshurg. III. Seven years ago they
moved TO Moline.
Deceased Is survived by the widower
and three little daughters. Rutn. NIL
dred and Helen. also FIVE brothers and
two sisters. The brothers are Henry
Shike OF Seaton. III. Frank Shike of
Reno. New. ". II. Shike OF Washing
ton. D. c.. c. c. Shike and Samuel
Shike. both OF New York city. The sis
tiers are Mrs. A. NJ Taylor OF Paw Paw.
III. and Mrs. 5. A. Coomer OF New
York city.
The remains viii he sent 10 Keiths-
burg tomorrow morning and burial
will be in the Green Mound cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
ASK MORE MONEY
FOR VICE INQUIRY
trufFa1at t.orrruor fssists rhaf VERA
o. fauInued b. Committee o.
thr LrEislature-

4sa-l lI.. Iaae tT.-tuserties
H ..- aealsas approprtatt1u htil ~
.r senate st sE Uem fsF stg00o far
fsr sHa1 9.tF.11 % IRE legislative wee
Hrrs sFHas terra apeoiated two
F-FFs esq today was eassteE a dead
0cs between ta- esgss aat senate
vg.ss HaFesf-ast Co posspo1T af57sre-
@ra E .-z sta.sre 4essl aatsfisy
or H-s. FFes
rs- senate sit-t sFe $4,000 frFE
saf T.- house refused 5s eanesf .e ere
sHre aeE. Eee btl was seat Col a.
Conference eaamf Gee where tae testr
ara Hss resulted since yesterday.
rar .assr arssseFs st ere egefrFeres
.1aE saHs refused ra sEfre Co.
fa 4aefaar.stIas f5r ere vice eaG-
A. was understood fss.sF tsst
rlr senate sss reissss .ss esaaass Co.
$4,000.
-.rt -asa1 Cav-fssr Bsreast o ttafs.
N.a .feaas er fas wee esaa.
son. salaera to-day tEas be van
sgd-sfHr Es sseb tsr lsz slsssrr 5s ses-
SION saFa- ssHeemsas ls reae ser1s
Al stzEssr.sa tss sessts last etEst
tiaaI t F-sG.ITIsa before s atiagfn-
Cd tas aaE was enc ssess ef ERE
seat ts Ear Iss s.s6sfr ssa8 sa ses-
saa every seaafF efll Ess ast "a
r7l es. .s tae house ssG every house
itl ..ts Sac f rait csI OIL enc sesste.
ArtF.f $50 senate stlss are ora ere
aa'lse .tI=sate. asE III Csc lsEaslasass
sio4t tfisGra tomorrow etEas. ss
Gag been sI5sHet masF Of these nsssr
aseF waHt aaE Est CO. sel essL
i.oHse leaders, were Gsfseas fsst ta'tsg
.iss Ha- .rststaEsre saogts s.tiaase CO.,
horFfv fEHf aed Eass 60 sepfeeess-
aoH saaa.t be- saa..s u tas wee eees-
slssI1a
sGHstsr saaaaaas sssauseslt sa'ssV
tait a7 Ead received esaFtT soc tels-
t-taas efatsstisE sEsfast tas EraesleE
or ta siiftfaast sspresri.sEisn Co tss
wee commission.
Fae aegse seeaE eaess Of tas meru-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
GIL NICHOLS Is
GOLF SENSATION
wHainEfar- usL- FrafessiaEai Dee II
Fsrsrifss ia CbampiarstiP
Asptrants-

s-r uus. s. j. Ila- IT.-Nftfr
ere sttv pace sFs bT Cu Nicsoits.
fFs Wtlmlasffs. Del. professional.
vita E5s 41a.lfglsE score % tts Frs-
trrfsT. fss WtsHsr o. thF r~eraf to1r-
esasHs az shaueFF. Pa. vas taF most
talked o. player today % che s. uro
tezar she ldaE 81 hole test for tbis
years eati9eas opea SOLE champion
ssip.
Ttirty-six holes play vas taGay's
seasdgts aaa q siraiisF task has been
set for tom5rr1N. Go decide which of
ire aspirants shall carry che rational
tisls. Waiter C.. HaEFn % f1chfsf~rs
= g. the present ehampsoas GA
Ntehdlts. Larzrs Thompsou % Fhiia-
sstphiss james W Barnes % Waite
Ntsrsh VALLEY. Pa Jack uovitrE of
Searsts1s. y. " L@sis Teller. exc
eEsa1rso1 % Frarrr. ari George Los
o. ere local eisb are r9w Considered f1
DO ts- u1ss tisrir smoas ere pEotrs-
s5aaats OBJ fsreisE tkr winner
FraHets 1.4lEFs. G1sfo1. ere rational
amateur eEs@F.Fgs jerome 20 Tsas-
Frs. rpE~r Maere.atr. s. p aHf
rch5eG" Easrs. sfr F8sEE chicago
PLAYER bead ere iiss as amasFers uh1
earned ts- badge 1f rss@p.arslip Ftis-
fsalsr ts ere qsas.fTiaE roasts
rH~ western oaFr esarp.1r. ls@rs
VT Barnes OF write HfaFsa VALLEY. Pa.
-easl.ed ere coarse record utth o..
rt5s was che besF razEf o. tE= t1zF-
rsmFEs 60 fsF.
0a.a~s. ere Frss % fsr anzateaFs Co
sefse. Has 20. fsrr= sbov~ par
lsFoe= %. Trseefs faFsFd ie "a card
81 fs. q strase SETTER EEsa uasaFs.
on Nfessffs saisseG Win o.
TIE olsV @ ~cEfeS- Egsas was exc
rrffees aat on Ehe bone greece be- hat
ts feet dsps e5u foe q 90. Dat tse ball
sEaepef wighle q eoaPle % fres7s ot
ne ersp. Sc eqsstisft tbs professional
-rears os 90 f8r sss e6aFsF.
waiter q. tfaEee. sks esssretoss was
Two over sas eefh Wsqs BAT has - vas
zee resefs % eaFsfst. steady play
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRIl-S
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-COlds. It's Splendid,

Ia one minute your clogged nostrils
viii open, the air passages Of your head
viii clear and you can breathe freely
No more hawking, snuffing, blowing
headache. dTyness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
viii be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
a little Of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air passage of the
head. soothes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly.
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Reliei
comes so quickly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
BACKACHE KILLS!

pcat make the sssst ssfsssts %
aes.ecs.aE waaf nay ssem co ee e
SINGLE Eetls eacisscss~ resre tset
So s1cG tEins &C. GaT - ere erss
Nsfaas tass your kt3asTs are est
Narsias property. ss6 tsrewtaz 90
ne 9ofsess a. they se0etf- tf shts e
ne ease. So sstsr tss ease % ssss
eacsscss asd 60 Sc Gsiesi7s or yes
nav sac veursets 10 sss Erig % az t.
earteiT Diseases.
GOLD MEDAL. Haarisa ott cap
SUES Wtl give aissesg sGe1et1lsse &c
sef rem kiiaey ssa siseesr trp'selsss
Nhica @av Be ire GasGsrsetss essss
q general en- Esstsk GOLD MEDAL.
Hsssisas on Capsules are Imported
erect freg the Laboratories % ttot-
ssaG resy are prepared n corrser
FtaGtitv ard eoavszisss form 60 tsSs-
sad are positively Essrsats~G 60 give
preapt relief. o. your Eoe~y VIII -
ssfssGeG. Gee tsers AZ arr eru< stc-s.
eat Be sure 20 fesiss oz the GOLD
st1pAL. hran6. ssd TAKE 60 oeEsr.
Fries. sc. soc ssa sL60-(AGvJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR BIG ''DOINGS"
Moline Boosters VIII Celebrate the
Placing OF That City on River Nap
-Meese 90 Talk.
NOTES BAND To GIVE CONCERT
Steam Whistles of Plow City VIII
sound Welcome for Steamer Morn
ing star Saturday.

stopping OF the steamer Morning
star at the Moline doc. Saturday. June
10. will officially mark the reclama-
ton of Moline as a river city, after
nearly q half a century OF isolation,
so FAR as river passenger traffic is
concerned
Notes Belgian Military band viii
give concert az Saturday after
noon at Fifth avenue and Fifteenth
street. the organization having donated
its services. Next on the program is
talk by ". A. AIeese az the dock at
sylvan park. The Moline attorney
viii tell OF the early history of the
steamboat and rafting when Moline
was on the river map in the SOS. The
talk viii be particularly interesting TO
the school children and as many
as possible are asked %
be present The talk by Mr.. Meese
viii cause no delay in the schedule OF
the boat. After the speechmaking, Ell
mer r. Morgan. who has been the
leading spirit I'm the movement 10
place Moline ON the river map. viii
present 20 Captain =. A. Blair. master
OF the Morning star. the beautiful 6Nl0
raE donated by Luudt e. Co. of Moline
As the stars and stripes are swung 10
the breeze. the band viii play the
star SpauEIed Banner" and all pres I
emit viii uncover.
WIZ BE Given Welcome.
It's expected that at least 400 boost I
PTS viii accompany the steamer on the :
lpriver trip as far as Clinton.
Welcome viii be extended the Mo 4
line delegation by the mayor Of Gin F..
ton and business men of that city. The
band viii play a few selections in the I
-ity square. The mayor viii deliver .
bis address OF welcome and response /
will be made by James NJ Johnston. T
-itv attorney OF Moline. Following the .
-lcse OF the ceremonies the Moline
viii board I. & I. interur-
ban cars for the return trip TO Dav-
IMPORT.
The Morning star is scheduled 10
cave Moline at 4 in the afternoon and B.
viu arrive az clinton about Q. Whistles
n the citv VIII be blown as the steam
.r nCars the Moline dock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

SAG - a4saseisE s~ssss bills 60 thira
rsaet1E Tes senate adjourned las.
siEst ssfii / o'else< thfs aftsrnooa.
All hop@s for ~ passage az This
legislative s~ssloa ~ tAs D~nsir bali.
isxai4zirE th@ pari-@sfs@i system q
eetfisz 90 aoFss racing Wers dead to-
a2T e~eaese ~ fse fziigFe % the sea
ate YESTERDAY Co pass tss h3ii VIA
aeiossru1eaf % tse teEasiafars fosadr-
-uw. % uoa4 - Impossible % enact
go assssgrs. vhieh Wcsif have % 60
tsTugzs stages iasolsiaE three isEia-
lssius fsTs
Frtse1s % tae esEirE hili today also
haf Eisra 20 practically all hop@ Tor
tss passage ag t1eir measure. Whieh
has been passed ~ ths senate.
rhroaEa a. eFror Oh tEe ssuats thr
sasassrr vas esss~g la al gasafisszc-
torl form. za4 faesr seems 90 b. iifsir
probability fass TO ca4if BE- passed ia
tss Eosse ta lfs present fora. &c a.
AL ne soase ALREADY las KILLED oas
baEfsE buL
TeF sreEFr today expected to speed
fs t5as- passtrs E0rssF bli,s arf tET
s91sF rtreefeG 90 pass seasfr b.lss.
rse eaese to-day sssaaeef Co tsisG
resfirE ere Hst tfsf. p~frlifEieE enc
cssrsE7 eaFs saas.-s o. sake ar agree
ms~s vffe ere r.sT relative Co sab
crfErE tssgs. SD ss Co. reserve the
sess5sf .asiss fFr ere eosssruef51s %
fF osfer tars0~ TIE btI FEEL ssaf 60
Be- e-eessarr 90 agrfeaaas en- absTe-
s.se ssfs o. tss secretary % war Co
ere proposed Outer hsrboT improFe-
seats
Sc snFs tesseE vas aided ~ Rep
~Fsesfssivs YasrE Of chicago. Bf9V5d-
tssf eafeieE ts ere act sf9alf b.
seesergrd 20 be- nesFs thaF tse sub
sssraet tssS is gaesftas ees.t ever b.
set f7r srFgsies tsf strictly STATE.
pal 9r ra5Trat tarFoses
frrfFser ssfige lee oNest Hroua~
1t ee-Fg % ere rTesssres fee airing CO
vaE.f sake sse-saa gable what ts
sasv rsttsssr wafFr art fasE feF
assssr stis ts s1rs ere tuia6ss CEN
.rft railroad weaaf b-E.T Co st fr AMI
.0sar assr asfs tsFt an afr~mar tu
stesre= ss5s bsl failed last sizts atFa
e was called ag
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
MOTORCYCLE BUMPS
INTO AUTOMOBILE

An automobile going west crashed
into a motorcycle going in the oppo-
site direction at Twenty-siXth street
and Fifth avenue at II o'clock this
morning. but luckily the rider escap-
ed serious injury. He was thrown 70
the pavement, but escaped with a few
minor bruises Neither the auto nor
the motorcycle was damaged to any
extent. All parties concerned were
able TO proceed unaided-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
FRUIT and BEANS
TAKEN FROM CAR
Rock Island Nan arrested Charged
With Burglary Of Refrigerator
and Selling Loot.

4 refrigerator car standing tn the
Milwaukee yards was bgrEiarizcd early
last evening. Albert ChchaE. a local
character. vas arrested some time
later charged with having pcrpetratcd
the Job.
A crate % fresh pineappics and a
hamper % string beans. were taken
from the car. The seal had been
broken. Chshak. 10 % asserted. sold a
crate % pineapples and hamper OF
beans 20 the owner 81 a lunch room on
Seventeenth street He received S2.5O
for the produce and fruit. while q is
declared. they are valued a. $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
ROCK ISLAND MAN
FINED FOR SPEEDING

A young man giving his name as
Guy Williams and his place of resi-
dence as the Rock Island Y NJ. c. A.
was brought 20 police court in Mo-
line this morning and fined S1234 for
speeding in an automobile He was
first apprehended Tuesday and failed
to appear for trial yesterday after
noon. Early this morning he was ap-
pretended by the Rock Island police
and turned over TO the Moline officers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
Funeral OF Charles Battisfore.

Funeral services for Charles E. Bat
tisfore, former resident of this city,
were held this afternoon at 2.3O at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. ". +. Muir
ply. 102S1z West Third street, Daven-
port William York ohiciated and in
terment was in Fairmount cemetery,
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

By Sherwood Eddy a; the First Meth
odist church
The delegates we're served with din
ner and supper At the Y. II. c. a. and
the conference as a whole was one OF
the hes; ever held IN the presbytery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
MOLINE BOYS ARE
IN AUTO SMASHUP
One i KILLED and Remainder Of Party
arr inigrsd When Moline Lad
strikes Curb With Car.
ACCIDENT ooorRs N CHICAGO
seEs 81 7. I. stanley. Roland Abraham
s0n- Harry F4weeft and Irving
Brown More Fortunate.

As result % az automobile crashing
into the curb cs an isle % safety. 20
the machine vas drivcn b. one % the
saas % 7. / Stanley % Moline-one
Chicago boy eel dead and six boys
uaosr homes are either 10 Moline.
hare lived here during the last year
o. whoss families tliii live here are
more o. hess seriously Injured in Chi
eaEp. ACCORDING 90 kilograms from
there today and last aiEht. Ths acct
fFat occurred la Linroin parkway and
uiVeFseF hp1iFFaFf.
LFman Hezat. Who lives az s1z
wrtEhtuood avenue. died az th= Col
usahHs Memorial hospital last niEht.
More Fortunate uas Thomas stan
ieY. r.. % 1foiias. Wto vas not severe
o. injured and according 90 dispatches
today. Gel ouf of ere hospital Harry
HssaisV vas ss5ii in th~ hospital this
aaoruisE. bat iE BE- nos thought that bis
iHiurtrs are % an extremely serious
nsf1re.
H8iana AhFshamsou. sou % ~.
AbFahsms1n. uEo c1nduefs a meat
mare~t az tEss Flftesafh street. $40
uar. tragrrrf bruises. His father
received assurances today that his
hgrts ere miroF oars.
nsrrF Fawcrft. uh1 was bruised and
est. t5sed jH N9iinr until six months
aE0. ttls family moved 60 Chicago and
Dc sreae panied then.
trrisE urovu. tirinE on sixtrrnth
ssrees uFar Tueafv-ffsh avenue. 30 be-
l.rVef Co. have been another % those
iHiaFef,
Tranr O. Blamed.
According 90 ChicaEn papers
tsrF~ wss a ssveafh boy hurt whose
name e1gjf nos b. learned A. the
sfsuirv res tfrner on sixth avenue this
morning 30 uas said ttat it o. believed
lGe s~Vrrfh boy Ca uFWcrd Anderson
6f tt1j.rr Later adsiceE. however. I
say Do escaped injury.
chicago papers hold tgarr eondi- .
I.1rE in ttT rirF. resulting from che
street ear strike. Frsportibie for the
accident. whirh occurred yesterday .
moufar
Win the exception % Irving Brown /
srf ere stanley boys. all the young
men lived 90 sG4 wriEhtwood avenue (
Tho stanley boys. Who had motnrcd % .
.hicaE8 in thTiF fathers machine. Of /
Tered Co take the members % the lit
De- Moline c1iouy 20 their work when 4
j. vas learned that q strike had been .
rallied by employees % the traction
sompauies-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
AT
MISSION MEETING
uur q Fest sessions Yet Held by
Women WORKER 81 United Pre-
hgfrrian Church.

st1rr than o. delegates wrre in nf-
Tendance at f4r annual meeting % the
Woman Missionary society 90 the
Rock iE.sa1 presbyfrrv % the United
l.FranFtrFtaa church. held yesterday
.a fEr tneal eHgreh. rFprrsFufagives
coming from practically every society
.a fFr rrFshyfFrE Tho convention
opened yesterday morning and the
fosrnoor session Was Fivea over 20
tnr Fecr5v.nE ~ reports from the
treasurer. temperance secretary. ex-
~eutlVr eommittse. etc. and they Ecrc
most encouraging ca every respect A.
che aftesuoaa session onie-Fa for the
rear weFe eAosea with the following
results
Frsssssss-Nrs J. II MILLER. NO
isa~
wee Prsslsea,-sirs. ,. r Elder.
Hanover
Recording ssers;ary-,tiss Lso,a
WsFWtet. Aieto.
Correspoaeisr Secretary -Afrs. Frank
ttet.eaa. Davenport
Treasurer Hiss Miuais Rankin.
AlsdS
NoaaE W01zans Secretary - Miss
Gladys Haniifon. Suabesm-
Task OHeFjns Secretary Mrs ".
T. NfeGFtae. Lsftte YORK.
Teuspsraeee Secretary = ~
Wftisoa. Hoek tsiand
Miss Lsia tfeAfrs % Viola e6aduet- Z
ct . heipfsi aaa inseFsstiaE enufST-
eaes % PRAYER life Co the afternoon.
takfaE ths une that eas 90 have been
devoted 60 q szzndei beard meeting for
qoarE wozsrn- TIE eafifren's hour
was eoaaacfef ~ 1tFs. Bert AteCrse-y .
os Cedar Greek. and this proved q most /
- fogsbis rart % the program Mrs.
! % Miller aad Miss tFgss Hunter.
sesh % 1toii=s. reported o. th@ ma
uoaal eoaveatioa whieh vas held IN
MAJ at spoSaas. Wash.
Meet Next 1T >unb~am-
TIE ncNf aanaai rseetizE 10 June.
1915. viii ~ bed Be- the Cniire Pres
sytrrian chsrch a. SUNBEAM The sv-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
ELEVATOR STOPPED
BY LIGHTNING BOLT

A axnszsz< bolt yesterday affsTaooa
.boss q o'eloek pat TIE eoart hoase
elevator oas % eorzEssssion- tns~sti-
Estsos sso~e9 . Ease h-4 e~sa elo~s
oas-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
JUDGE OLMSTED HAS
OPENED OWN OFFICE

Judge r ". Olmsted today removed
his law hooks from the court house to
mis- own Office in the Safety building
He Will engage in the practice OF law.
Judge ". T. Church, Aledo. his sue
cessor will arrive in the city t0mor-
row morning for a conference with
Judge F. d. Ramsay relative 10 the
court work for the remainder OF the
term
Antheneus an tbe tirne-rhe Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

of that place tomorrow afternoon
Friends are requested 10 omit flowers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

TIE ueNf annual r.eeti1< tn June.
1915. viii ~ bed ir the uuitrG Pres
bytrrtan chgrch ~ SUNBEAM The ev-
~ninE session Was emitted and the
delegates astsaaed the lecture Elvea