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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL
COMfANY DECLARES AN
EXTRA DIVIDEND MON

>.: New York. Oct. 1.-THE Internationa,
wicker Co.. today announced the A.
can, o. a stock dividend Of 10 per
Sa on Its common stock. payah,e
Wv, !. This was in addition 70 ,hs
!, ar quarterly cash dividend, ~ ),
per cent on the preferred stock
pl'or to the announcement q, ~.
s,". International Nickel common
ausanced nine points on the stocL 49,, :.
change to ocs. SUCK OK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05

the enemy. Plans for the maneuvera
were worked out by the naval war col.
lege at Newport and were designed to
demonstrate how an enemy approaching
the coast could best be intercepted and
destroyed. The game will continue for
10 days or more before the final result
is known.
Submarines and mines will play an i'm
portant part in the manouvers.
Theoretical mine fields have been laid
at number Of points and submarines
have been stationed at strategic places
along the coast.
The defending feet is commanded by
Admiral Fletcher. commander-in-chief Of
the Atlantic feet. and the attackers nv
Vice Admiral Mayo.
Under the rules virtually the entire
coast from Maine to Florida is open TO
attack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
IS STRUCK BY
TRAIN AND INSTANTLY
KILLED IN LOWELL

Lowell. Mass. Oct. 4.-Chester Dawson
OF Manchester. y. H.. a painter in the
employ Of the Boston & Maine Railroad.
was instantly killed few minutes after
IL O'Clock this morning when he was
struck by an express train coming from,
Boston, at a point below the Gorhanl
street railroad bridge. This is the third
of series of similar accidents occur
ring in Lowell within the past week. ali
proving fatal.
Dawson was Al years of age and leaves
daughter. Mrs. Johnson of Manchester,
y. IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
PROGRESS
IN SCHMIDT TRIAL
At Los ANGELES

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. 4-slow pro-
gress marked the opening day Of the trial
Of Matthew A Schmidt, charged with
the murder of Charles Haggerty in con-
nection with the dynaniting Of the Los
Angeles Times building Oct /, 1910.
Four veniremen were examined in fou!
hours OF these one was excused and
the examination Of two others postponed
until tomorrow. It is expected that from
two TO four weeks will be required to en-
panel a jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
MURDER TRIAL CHAS,
E. WARREN IS BEGUN
CAMBRIDGE COURT

Cambridge, Mass. Oct THE tr!a' d
Charles E. Warren. charged with TIL
mGrder OF Walter q. Green at Newton C.
June last. when Green vas shot il Is
restaurant, and Miss Ruby II. S,ewar.
who had rejected Warren, was wound.4
was begun III the superior court tod3y
A jury was secured at the forenoon ss.
sion and was taken to the scene Of liz
crime during the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
20 CLERCYMEN DON
OvERALLS AND BEGIN
WORK ON TABERNACLE

Pautucket. R l.. Oct. 4.-Tver,
clergymen, wearing oyeralls and vieN.
ing axes and saws began Hors todsy
on the erection of tabernacle to !,
Used in religious campaign ccndus,.
ed by Rev. Ora Samuel Gray. The mi,.
listers, who are pastors of the leadi,,
Protestant churches in this city al;
neighboring towns are assisted ty
some $50 carpenters and laborers. A
have volunteered their services frs.
The tabernacle will seat a500 PROP:
and the services will be held nlghtI
for five weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR
ST'M'R KRONPRINS OLAV
OF CANADIAN COAL co,

Quebec, Oct. 4.-Fears that the Do
m'nion Coal Cos steamer Kronpr;ns
oiav may have come to a mishap in her
last voyage from Sydney, y. s. to Mont
real are growing in local shipping circles
as the vessel is now four days overdue.
There was heavy gale in the gulf
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
TWENTY KILLED
IN ECUADOR RY,
CATASTROPHE

Guayaquil, Ecuador. Oct. 4-rwe,
" persons were killed in an accident
To-Day on the railroad. in course of
construction between Ambato and
ouraray. in Central Ecuador. train
was derailed and fell into the curarav
river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
SECRETARY LANE
HAS SUGGESTION
+ FOR RILEY DAY

washington. Oct. 4.-Secretary Lane
To-Day made the suggestion to school SUI
perntendents throughout the country
that one Of James whitcomb Riley-s
poems be read in each school on Thurs
day. Oct Z. the anniversary Of Mr.. IA
leys birth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
THE !,
MOBILIZATION
OF RUMANIA
IS NEEDLESS

London, Oct 5--e.45 A. MA d.
patch to the Times from Buehar.r
says:
Premier Bratiano today received :.
deputarion of the Opposition leas.s
who asked for an immediate mobiH,,
ton in order to prevent Ruma MA f,e.
being surrounded by enemies II. r..
tiano replied that mobilization Va,
needless as that since the Crown Con-,
Gil of last year. nothing had inrery,-
ed to make Rumania change her A..
fitude"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
ROBBERS GET $4,000
FROM A BANK NEAR
FORT WORTH, KANSAS

Fort Worth. Kan. Oct 4.-The KEEL
Ter state Bank al Keller. near here.
was robbed early today of 5000 by
robbers who beat the cashier locked
hlm In the bank vault and escaped in
motor cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
PETER vOLO. WINS
CASTLEToN Cup
GRAND CIRCUIT

Lexington. Ky Oct 4--Pefer Soao'
? :, and 4-year old champion slot.e''
won the $1,000 Castieton cup the p1ih :.
cipai attraction of the opening oas o.
the Grand Circuit meeting here TO-DAY:
in straigh, heats before record
crowd. and in doing so SET not onis .
new mark for the race but ne"
worlds record for stallion TOT TWO
heats. His time in the first heat 2-o-
LIZ, Is the best made by any trottef
in a regular Grand Circuit race this
year. the only mark better ha"ihs
been made by Peter Volo n his match
race with Lee Axworthy at tieVeiah"'
when be covered the mile in e:o2-
::,s CLASS. TROTTING. IN .
PURSE $1,000.
Duchess. 70 m, by Allertine
tMcDonald) .-......---.---1
Exall. br h, Pears) ....----2
Bennington. Oh b. tDicksrson)-
Nata Prime. hr m prime
Wright) 80
Todd Temple. br e, fSnow).-.4 10
Will Go, bh CMarvin)- -.--.--s
Lady Grafton. en- m, fCoxI- -
Bertha Carey. br m sDerider)--1 $
Nathan Axworthy. Or h. q.
Benyon)
Signal Boy, big. r. ". Wrighil16 l"
Time: e:o7 ga: z:o7 IL: e:os.
..o7 CLASS. PACING. IN 3. 5000
Fay Richmond. grg. by New Rich
mond tIonesi Observation-Disclosures. i l
Billy Brine. bh, CFlemingp 1890
Our Colonel hi fChiics, -.-.-.--.s :
Rastus. brg tMcDonaldp -.-..--.- )
Auto Znrnbro. bh LoomisD --..... 3
Lillian T. bikm. CA WILSON, --.- \
The Assessor. chg. tMcMahon, - 5
Princess Mai garet. BIN. CWrighp. )
Polly Ann. bn. CClarkl -...---.-
Homer Bauchman. m. Davis 10 ds
Time-2.ooi.: ..ngs4.
THE CASTLETON CUP, FREE-FOR-
ALL TROTING. : IN 3. 1890.
Peter Volo. brc, by Peter the
Great tMurphy) Observation-Disclosures.
Margaret Druien. BIN. Coxp ..-- )
Ross B. bg., fWright) ,-.........s
Joan, BIN, NcDermett) ...........
May Mack. BIN. Deryder) ........
Time-2aei-; 2.o.4
.el4 CLASS. PACING. 9 IN ). sier'.
May Direct. BIN. by Very Di-
rect tEganD .-.......-.......--l l /
Marsie Hal. bm, by Devil
Hal fReal .-....-:...-..... l
Tango. brh. tTodd) .... ;
Budd Elliott. brs. Fioyd) =.
Lady Venus. brm (Stou) -. 3 3
Rockline. brig. tMcGeatn) - 3
Colonel Ellsworth. bh Gray s s ; dr.
Lady j.. grin, Phillips) 49,. dis
Time-2.0ssz; 2-0siz: 2.97t.: 2.Heiz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
DIR. DUMBA BIDS
FAREWELL COUNT
Won BERNSTORFF

New York. Oct. 4.-Dr. Constantin
Dumba, the recalled Austro-Hungari-
an ambassador. who expects to sail
tomorrow on the Nieuw Amsterdam.
PAID farewell visit today to Count
Won Bernstorff, the German ambassa-
dor, and made other calls The am
oassador's wife also devoted much Of
the day to visiting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
U. S. s. BROOKLYN
| OFF TO u N PRE-
NAVAL WAR CAME

Newport, P L.. Oct. 4.-The Brook
Ign. Admiral Austin 81. knights flag
ship. sailed this morning with the UNI
pire Of the war game and his staff. The
destroyed flotilla and the submarines
Of the defense feet are under orders
10 sail after nightfall to their various
olftpoStg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
CHICAGO SALOON
OWNERS TO OBEY
LAWS IN CHICAGO

chicago. Oct. 4--Mayor Thompson in a
message tonight to the city council an
nounced that the owners OF all saloons
4oo-in Chicago hereafter would be fore
ed to obey the state law which provides
that they remain closed on Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
SUPPLEMENTARY
WESTERN FREIGHT RATE
HEARING COMPLETELY

onicaso. Oct 4.-The supplementary
western freight rate hearing was con,
Guided by Edward w. Hines eran,;,,
er Tor the interstate commerce comm;..
sior here today and he ret,rnaa
Washington "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
NEW YORK'S POLICEMEN
TO SALUTE THE FLAG

New York. Oct. An Of New
Torks 10000 policemen under an or
der issued today will be required here
after to salute the national colors
when they pass the flag on all pub
lie occasions of an official character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
HENNEKIN COUNTY
TO RETAIN SALOONS

Minneapolis. Oct 4.-Hennepin county
OF which Minneapolis is the county seat.
voted to retain its 4S saloons in a county
option election today. according TO re-
turns available late tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05

British Headquarters in France
yEundzy, Oct 3. Via London OCT 4.
$50 r. I-The scene q the Br-slsn
-st.ack in the Lens region Ii fla. min
Eng country-slag heaps, n1le pits.
grained buildings. splin,ered and felled
~tYees and earrhworsy cf1sirneS %. ex-
zpiosions-vtn slightly rising ground
Howard Loos ard Lens-
Nothing IL visible except the soft
spuag Of ahrapnel bursting and volumes
1ot black smoke from thu British and
sGerr,au high explosive shells marking
spositiong where the British troops are
.o,zsnizing their gaing and the Ger
-msns are preparing q res defensive
s1ine.
z II gives infinite satisfaction TO the
.Pritish. who had long looked A. the
zeyegore twin towers Of the mining
s@orkg al Loog. that they now have IN
st.eir possession this German position
sThe church q, Loog. which had OeSn
Fused as an observation post, is q hea p
.cf store ag the result Of the lombard
rraent preceding the attack
Remained During Battle 20
The normal population Of Looz is
- 1A.eea miners ard their families. Three
! hundred IF these remained during the
ta.tle. taking shelter n the cellars Of
their wrecked miserable homes.
As the E-irr1ish line sppros cfed the
town + san si1 women and Child
eonnirz towards II II the r1ids. % the
isrtle Some Of the British soldiers
; turned from the Serce business Of the
charge 10 reEc1s them hut before they
cg3ld ger the woman under some sort
e shelter txo Of them Rere wounded
IRE Laboratories and peEnlanency-
q ire German trenches indicated the
apparent conviction 81 the Germans in
tire security Of thesr iirse Dugouts. Of
ten ~ feet deep. were csmented and
contained electric lights and arm
chairs. sorne of them acre impene-
frable even tn high explosive shells
= Of big calibre.
Furious eontsrdmen.
The British Commandment cut the
xireg in front Of the German trenches
70 bits and battered the firing trenches
and traverses into irregular piles ri
earth. Under such failing Of shellE
il was suicide for the Germans TO at
temp. 70 remain outside the dugouts,
Or - U. u I81ili t!4clI IiIdL4!Lr gums
or use their rifles.
When the artillery work was per-
fected the British infantry sprang over
the para pets at given moment
Eprin.iny toward the German trench
they arrived almost. without -opposi.
ton. Then the German trench was
theirs with the Germans who were
alive huddled In their caves. Some oi
the dugouts had been demolished and
had in them fragments of German
boies mixed with the debris. Others
had their openings blown in by shell
explosions and their occupants were
either buried or suffocated.
How Dugouts Were Taken
When dugout mad been unframed
the British soldiers. with bayonets fix
ed or bo1nbs in hand. appeared at the
entrance 10 find the Germans still in
/. side or perhaps just starting out. All
in the drgout might surrender, or. or
= the other hand, if Il British soldier
started to enter or even showed him
self he was riddled with bullets. In
. case Of a refusal to surrender bombs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
George Edwardes Dead

London, Oct. 4.-N.5 A. M).-Georre
Edwardes. the well known English thea.-
real manager. died in London this morn.
ing after long illness-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
GOV. HENDERSON VETOES
LOAN SHARK BILL

Montgomery, Ala. Oct. 4.-Gov. Hen
derson today vetoed bill prohibit
ing money lenders from charging
more than 90 per cent. interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
Str Orduna At Liverpool

New York, Oct. 4.-word was 4ecse
mere today that the Cunard steamsns
Orduna, which left New York Sept.
arrived at Liverpool today at noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
Smith Outfghts Reich

New York, Oct. 4.-Gunboat Smith
outfought Al Reich, former amateur
heavyweight champion, in io-round
bout here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05
SAY 2 BRITISH
MONITORS HAVE
Been DAMAGED

Berlin. Oct 4.-By wireless 10 sayvllle,
n F3--H ~as odsciafiy announced today
that two British monitors had been dam
aged before La Psnne by German naval
airxhips-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-05

La Pam Is little Belgian village sit
uzted among the dunes close to the
French border Il is u miles west Of
Furnes- TIE submarine cable 70 Dover
begins at La Panne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
CLAM ROCK ISLAND
as HC1-Z SwINDLERs

Warrants aer r4E as FeTria Cog GOO
r1aaz cen fezlstrriss st a hrlTi tfese
as = g. Fratet aa4 s. 9. oir1ff of Rock
tstsrs asd Fersesrrfirs themselves as
civil ee5erers rerF -rraa5nri some
F5-- end eaeaeTf F1 work fh~ hntei
srf afeer hss.ness rstsb5issss~efs alta
tesas eaeeEs tra~r on ere ceafrai
rrsss aea Savings bank % Eeek L.
taat ne sszf- Hotel CLERKS assnei-
stisa has seaf gaf trsesiPsi1as % taem
as fets1ss
~Yaars ae~ shoas - SRI - years
ess Gee fs safi a~f sf5rE alEeF or ieft
hssf sjFaIrr ilEst complexion.
s~1ash sssVsE ssG sore cheap brown
saiF- The short mas calling hitaseif-
ustte here u.east shaatd b. vsrr cas-
lfv recognized hF deep scar Just over
tss Ieft eye eommenelaE az the eye
brow sst raaniaE ~ e1Fehead 90 the
roots % she hair. ke-tse one wifh the
sear-ts she oss vEa trassaets all the
bssfresss fke other mar never comes
up 20 tsr desk TIE shortest man %
sss two haaEht ukiir here. snf wnfe =
pair 81 light far shoes viih rubber
sosss ans heels. 10 also had very black
rarfy hasF~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
TWO vERDICTS IN
SAME AFTERNOON
Iurirs tiad Frank Parker Guilty u
Fsttg LaFcruy and Bert FER
-Us1a % Egr=iary.

Two l4rsrs r-t-rs-t vrfdlefs 90
erfa.arf cases lr circuit court rf1se
E-.er 49, o. ChuFeh yesterday after
aaaa. ea- panel brought iH verdict
9a..ls EFsee Parker. al.ss =. o. f'rrs-
Con F-HrF ar prftV iareeEE auI the
ase-f rTFa5es aas og- ratlls Bert
rresaear s5..f1 % baFs.sFs
Ilr 5sFE ls f-r Parker ease was Qua
4ra1f FH boar art1Fr a verdict was
F-sr Tee verdict declared the
property involves. E1 br sa.1rI at so ss
ar. t.r EFtr-t.ar E1lifE ns'F ut PETE
Et larceny. es.ea carries uifh if a SAIL
sentence Parker vas accused %
etesaae rH aaeretF.esI case from uF.
CE t.r.ier
Ts- tr.rf Df r~Fs FrrFasas lasted
Gees traH rwu hFlrs. Hr uas de-
f-rIet HE O.. s. Roberts Little Tti-
f-rer vas .srr1a4ee1 ssd there vas.
20 te.-Hsr Tsr jury Uas ult only
t1 r5rer-s
FreFHsrr vas accused 90 having enc
tered ra- Offices OF ne 81 % sriveiy.
EsEf. Tsr~a~rs street. ard stealing
s.re5esf scissors aEf e. F1ii CO. stamps.
me Fa11r i~ stf uss &C.
Uass mrr v1 likely D. sratrarrl
Before ro4rt st.Tlrrs f1- ffr errs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
Just a Dozen Challie and Silk D

than air machine some six or seven
sears aEo.
4 was startled and amazed said
Nr. Edison recently as he sat in his
laboratory in Orange. y. j. when I
saw that yolnFEfcr take 90 the sky and
send his aeropianc through the loop
che loop aud then follow thar feat with
nu upside down Sight ] could not be-
Il.vr ms own eyes and nv nerve were
a ureir for many miuuteE.
Two years aEo Oryiiic Wr.rht told
me that man had done about aii vith
the aircraft that could Dee done until
the inventive genius provided some
automatic balance device calculated 90
act more quickly than man can think
and act 40 the same time"
fn hlE demonstration herc-iu Rock
Island july Z and 9. Niles viii blow up
a fort erected in the center OF EXPOSE
zion park Leon Friedman. general
for Niles is here max
inc arrangements for the construction
% a fort 100 feet Ions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
TRAVELLERS HOLD
PICNIC TOMORROW
Rock Island Council Members and
Families VIII spend Afternoon
II Watch Tower.

Tomorrow afternoon the annual out
ing OF the United Commercial Travel
ers council NO. loo OF Rock Island
viii be held 80 the Watch Tower. Mem
beers and their families and friends TO
the number of probably 100 or 200. viii
board special cars az . O'Clock spend
the afternoon and evening After thu
C.tv league bail game on the Watch
Tower diamond they viii run OF a pro-
rram OF contests including probs bly,
O. baseball same and races OF different
kinds Tor men. women and children.
Prizes win bee given the winners.
AFTER the sports viii come supper.
All viii join as one big family and the
spread viii be served on the dawn IN
picnic STYLE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25

Proposals fsr tEF Erersst e4rssrsr-
Fss- 81 a. sessos ssflf.sE F1 o. erected
es ere earssF % rWFHtrE ssFrFt sat
T-ers ateeas. Waet ts,slt. tti. ast
also proposals Coz tsr fs4na Ersr-
las srE electro ureE uu+ t~ f~
e-se=f 70 s8 s. o e. IsiT 1913 tF
rts asesrref. o1af g. C-FV5e. safety
sauf5sE Rock ts.ssf- tt
r-~ffF-t esFee sssu seF6e FssF
esef b5t fs follows G7ersst eas-
ssraes5as. $780, bis@t.sE $780, Erat-
fes sts6 el-esrtr w5F5sE SIS CseeEs
ssaft pc ratF rs7asie tF OF. tt ciFare-
tssf press5sss as ere tasEt as etaes-
Ea6r.
rfs-s aa4 BE- sss ls ere o@r- o.
enc sresltreg
Efzss IS reserved t8 FelFes sey 9F stt
bass # .NEtIs
AR ts= asSs az sss s5ss ne NrEas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
POSLAM ENDS
SKIN TORRENTS
AND SUFFERING

what grateful relief a. soon a. you
apply Posiam for any skin agErava-
tlaa. The awful itching that has set
yoa aeAriy Wild Is stopped az once
soon you see that the trouble IS under
eoutroi Then q disappears. Your
skin is clear again
The remedy that can do this merits
your arsf thought whenever your
skin asis. no matter whether the arfec-
tsoz - Eczema. Acne. Psoriasis. PIN
pies. RAshes. Inflammation
Your druggist sells Posiam- For
free sample write 20 Emergency Lab
o-A;ories. 50 West .5th ST.. New York.
Posian Soap. for toilet and hath. IS
= daily beneat and delight Superior
because ned!eAted with Posiam- -
ee.fs and Is ceafs.--(Acv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
Notice To Contractors.

Bids viii be received az the city
clerks once. Rock Island. iii-. until
June S.. 1918. at o o'clock o. M for
LAYING concrete Gour az watrrv 1ri,s
pampiaE station. Twcrfy-f1urih street
auH Second avenue. Specifications on
fir ~ Office o. commissioner nf public
rrapeFfs 90 .ty hau. and as tne pump
Ems EsEfiur.
CITY reserves the FiEht 90 reject any
and alt bids
JOHN A MJEEfN.
Ca=r1isFlrurT department OF public
erau~rty.- IAlEH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
JUDGE MICKEY HERE
FOR LODGE MEETING

Arsenal lodge Mystic Workers will
have a special guest this evening.
Judge J. Ross Mickey OF NIacomb, who
is the supreme master OF the order.
The meeting will be held at Maths hall
and Judge Mickey viii assist in the
initiation Of a class of candidates and
address the lodge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
IMPROVEMENT ASSN.
TO MEET THIS EVE.

This evening at the South Rock Is
land town hall at Center station the
regular bi-weekly meeting of the
Southwest Improvement association
viii be held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25

nonr sorzct che delicious home
cooked meal served 20 the RiTc-vicw
tea room. Davenport. every sunday.
Table dhotc noon luncheon. 80 cents
sunday cvrn.rz tea. - ccrts. table
dhuf- supper. - cents Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
DAVID BROWN, AGED
80, DEAD AT ALEDO

AIslo. June .s.- David Brown. one
os the pioneer settlers OF Mercer
county passed away at the home or
his SON. william J. Brown. two miles
east OF Aiedo. Thussday after an ili-
ness ~ two weeks duration He was
aTr1rst o wears 90 age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
MOLINE ASSESSMENT
ROLL IS CONFIRMED

The assessment roll for the paving
of Twenty-fourth street and other
streets and avenues in Moline, was
confirmed by Judge Nels A. Larson in
county court yesterday. The engi-
neer's estimate for the project is
1898
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25

The committee arranging for the
outing is composed OF a. Z. Anderson, (
Edward a. Applequist, Ben White, E.
c. Dean and Paul Nichols.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
EDISON PAYS TRIBUTE
TO DARING OF NILES

Thozss \ Esisos declares ,ha; Ne
Considered ths loop the loop Azt up
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