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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
nnetley 81. =. chnreh.

E"y. J.. s. Grpss. pastor. sunday
school e., ".sH "a. m. james h. Snia4.
-upt. ircecNipg at 1900 90 u. and
80 D.. W.. morning subject 9TH. e. .,ru-
Ing % Christie Kingdom" Evening sub
l"ct. "N hat Are We IuiHl VytfI
Jesus ~ deception OF new members nj
me m'rrtnE snr.ic' Junior FpwurfI
League 90 5000 o.. m NU4s Lois Hen
d'r1uu. leader. senior Epuo~fI I..Hrua
~ h:f5 p..u. Miss InVada T.ub4ucE
lcadcl. Talk hr Mise Mary R.rhmtr. OF
tho italian Mission tu Iar.goud .r,I
south Wheeling. Mics ksrhrr.r yIfI
sing BOO Italian. French ana T.uH.rrt.u
'utrttrly Conference TurHdH1 syru.Ur.
% l.i' rurDu.fDI n- DR. 80 T.. comm
ton. sup. 81 Wt'r!re district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

W ord has been received here OF the
critical Illness OF Mrs. Anna Fitzgerald
former resident OF Elm Grove. who
sometime ago went TO Nevada No in
the interest II her health. She H. sad
10 be IN Il critical condition and ncr
death Is expected hourly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
MANY LIQUOR LICENSES.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb. 55-Thir-
~ retail. seven brewery and five dis
tllery licenses we're granted today by
Judge r. ". Irwin. The court refused
five Of the retail licenses now In force
and granted three new ones. thus
leaving the county with Nv less retail
ers than last year. The only whole
sale applicant. vas refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
stone Presbyterian Church.

sabbath school 90 So 20 m. Air. Geo.
y. i'urh"n. euTr. lut'nd,uJ Glasses glr
an ages. Public Worship go % "a. m. ana
o. go T.. ~. Theme oG morning. sermon
~ lH-h Wall" ~ the evening SHry-
ice Hu cEauZriistit sermon Theme.
Nron@lrg God ana turrrl,s-" Sp..-
cial music O. each rorNlre. Nuuus rau-
ntr'E service ~ 600 d. m. AVID Iuntor
Christian Erdsaypr no $50 Trr..r
meeting Meduc day ~ ESQ 70. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

Iff nov club ruuu .Fhftu bras been
ttf.d Eu Iu the basement of tn. Vance
N''I''. 'ah .NNf'n 20 Nnu.eHuIr was
opened last evening rrr Che uar az fra
boys uI fHN EludH" .H"uuI 4 fft.r.r,.
Hru fnH9ayiua table have been rurrfa re.f
iit' fInr with EHurr HuH T.Trrsrf
au.H-ffu"ni4 "HU club room viii be-
nH' u each evening. with re- msmIsr III
toe u.r.. TIhf. ufres Ir charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
Bible Class Entertained

aNftnce carroll. Raymond Baker
natics tarroiL AndrsS t<iug. FRANK
Mug and Al. =. krono
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
CAPTURE ROBBERS
IN EAST MOLINE
Two Ns1icAns Believed Responsible
fer EioPpenherE burglary Caught
IN New Crime.

The Eas; Moliur police early this
morning captured tWo Mcxicans. suS.
rsctra % being members % the cans
vhich buFEiariEsd the kloppenburs
CiothinE store. loss Fifteenth street
East ti1iiae. Tuesday niEht- The
Frisoaera. ~ho gave their names as
Antonio MaFios and Louis Gunsoia
were taken az o'clock this morning
tT orrrTs Outright and Marchant
uhiie attempting 20 break into the
front door 90 the same store.
one % thr Mexicans was AZ the door
fuEEiuE away az the lock. while his
pal YES working In the rear. Curt
rlFht covered one man. and Marehant
uabbed the other a. he came around
ths building. When searched ~ the
station 1.-caiibFr revolver was found
on one % them and 3s-eaiihrc extra
ipaF barrel revolver on the other.
Both declared they arrived In Eas;
Moline yesterday from Fl Paso. Texas.
looking for work and denied any con
uection with the Tuesday robbery.
when over 81 900 worth Of goods were
stolen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
ACTION ON LOANS
HELD UP BY BANKS
Hstfns C@ausn zee To &c Assa4 VITA
Hrawuiax Frsisgt Uutn sisaoo
IL Assured.

sfavar Cartsor % ,ts,iss az q meet
tag ef ere VnFs srG EsasF earse-.ttse
~ ere Greater Noise e1@e.lfFsT ges-
sr-EsT raer. lrfarG=t tsaf eoey tHaf
ere baaes Of tss r.fF FAD aas gef c9a-
seated t1 t1as t4s e.tT $500 crers-
say t1 carry tfraaEs ere gros1srf .G-
ereTrr rrsf al ur1wrirE tsit
ne wavs arf rsses earEsitt~F me-
90 rafs p5ses aa ts.s rrplref. blf ere
esgar.s sfsFeessrs deferred any aetioa
~ srrelss ssfsrs. o. Hosfpra.
eealrueaG @ tss eaamittee. presided.
arf Mayor Carfs5E vas present
sereaEa laFsssl9r TIE mayor stated
ear ere city ~1arefI is opposed 90
zaafrs rtses or tsttisE ary coetraet
fer fa- verc sssil ere hsGts give &C.
sararr- taas ere @1asT Gel 90 b. t1rts-
eGniaE ts ts gntsrstoo9 thzt certain
backs are sol4isE 80 tss t1ae getii
Grey ess 81 @arr ftar1sEtlr ie'n ere
t~Eat rsssrs q ere rattsr. Members
90 enc ea@@lstsr viu trtFrVisu tEe
saasrrs o. ere ssEt ssu days ca enc
saHt-es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
THIEVES ASSAULT
And HOLD UP MAN
Roy Giynn T. First Victim Of Success
full Hoidup IN Moline for Several
Months-s5.SO Taken.

- % 80 last night Roy Giynn %
Davenport Vas assaulted and robbed
- $3.50 by two men on Second street.
between the Republic Iron & steel
works and Third avenue. Moline. The
thugs made a successful getaway and
have not been apprchended. This IS
che first successful holdup reported
90 che Moline police FOR tome time.
According 90 the story told by Glyun.
hr VAS on his way home. Second
street e. deserted az night. and when
BE- reached a point Just south a. the
railroad tracks. tro men jumped out
90 the shadow and attacked him As
Gar a. he could see they flashed no
weapons % any kiaf. The pair threw
him 20 che pavement. and while one
% them held him down the other
wcni through hts pockets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
BODY OF Man IN
SETTLING BASIN
Corpse % Frank A. Nurry Had Fiosted
About In Davenport Tank Tor
Six Months

After coating about In the settling
basin % DAvsnport's watsrworks since
Sov. 20 thc body o. Frank A. MuExy
vas discovered this morning BY A NJ
Holland. an cmpioye Of the Deager
Coal company.
Hollands work takes him near the
big basin and a glimpse into the 5000
600 gallon tank resulted IN the grue-
some ind. The body was taken from
the water and though the flesh Was so
decomposed tha; recognition vas inn
possible letters IN the mans pocket
established his identity.
Muzry had been missing since No
vernber and whenever a corpse was To-
Gated IN this vicinity his mother In
Burlington and bis wife in Fairfield
made inquiries. The letters found on
the man we're 90 these relatives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
GOOD ROADS SPREAD
IN MOLINE SHORTLY

~ the meeting Of the Greater Moline
COMMITTEES today =. ". woodeock was
appointed as . committee TO arrange
for a good roads booster banquet
under auspices ot the committee. The
banque; date will be set 20 suit the
convenience ot Joel Garrison OF
Carthage. NO. father OF the ass day
road contest. Joe LonE. editor OF Good
Roads % nes Moines. ~iii also be n
speaker. and ". 6. Edens Of Chicago
vii b. Invited. too.
Preparations are being made for ex-
rrciscs "a connection with the visit IN
Noiias OF Liberty bell. enroute 20 the
Panama exposition
~ }. Grip reported that Browning
field - Ia good condition for the an
agal Geld day program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
MOLINE TO DRAIN
STAeNANT POOLS
Tnpp~ Psaa. IN cry He'd a. Nsnaes
o. fnnarsa sad Hsaifh - cen
marty b. Es fmptist-
rssx FE0vEs A DuTtcrLT on
IN yssrs Gsas ~ Two attempts Have
E~sa Hsds o. Abolish Pool
az Damp.

m 1fsEa~ cry eeseef fs faeieE ere
sfx vrsbi~sa 81 frsfstsF tarss sorff
wfAfa she eansass CT tas eirv tatf tre
q aanarr ra enc ea.frra aef "a con-
sesns maaaer f9 fas E-a.fa enc -aG
naalty Wrala far aest wees taf
eamnsi-sfaa~rs VII fssr us taif ers-
s-e~ ~ ssfuesf
Ons 81 taess eo0ls seaws al faF
OoD~rh@inaer poaf. Gel fsst e1ffr-af- ~
Tao hroNuinE hrlf tf vas tarre tass
a enild vas fr1vaef Ease saaftg Ar
osnsr ~ tHs tarEs 5oaf on rhfrf street
bss~s@n rhIrseensa arf 8 tfrerfa ave-
na.s-. and enc thfrf ls a deep peaf AZ
ths eifY damp. where "a trtG ef horses
and a frfVef f7r ere rHr hra..a De-
parrmenf we're e-artv drowned IA Jew
weeks ar
IN vears Eaa- By eve gssgrressfsl
astsmsfs have been mate ta fra.a ere
poof a. enc aTv fgmB mere as "a
tsrx~ drain az fa- pool buf lf us esa.srf
aaf 90 natr msffrrs worse tar wafer
hss eaten asasr enc sraln so tHat tas
poaf must 1fsf be enottes. ta7 eorf
sl~f a. tisH Hs fse Drain. and frt.a
el@afsd aad then enc wart 20 slowly
aIuna la VIII proceed as ia t1s pas'
fur years
A tafEs borti5n ef fHfs penf has AL.
ruafY been SIZED fs saf fae barayaFa
spse~ f1r ere hea.ra department rsars
" G1uhlef
Hearth Wruafrs
tn al % these poole tae water e
sfaEaant art Furnishes tc rScrllsa'
brsediaE place flf Gasa aitass sat sar
harmf4i bacteria TIE bnnl a.. tsr CIV
Dung ts enc deepest ~ tae farre
rsaThiaE q fepfa OF cd Feet ia FerfI
oisesa
Tn. shrre Boofs tf gu-stl1n Rave
Beer Inspected BY fhs commissioner
severn times dartae enc last eve
wsefE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
SUFFERED Is
YEARS, CURED
IN 81 DAYS
Astounding Cures Made by This Re-
rarksble New Discovery.

Astounding Cures Made by This Re-
rarksoie New Discovery.
Gentleman: For over fifteen years
was afflicted with eczema covering
my arms. legs and face. I suffered so
much distress that I could not sleep.
Ny face vas red and swollen. and
covered With dry. feverish scales.
vas unable to attend TO business for
weeks ~ n time
had about given up all hope when
] tried your remedy. Amolox- The first
application gave me relief so could
sleep. After applying IL for several
GAYS was able 70 attend 20 business
After 20 days treatment my eczema
entireiy disappeared.
JAMES R RIGBY.
Youngstown. Ohio.
Ano'ox IL the prescription OF a ply
stefan who used Il with wonderful sue
cess IN his private practice. Now. for
the crst time. offered for sale by the
leading druggists.
Amoiox Ointment will quickly ban
fish pimples on the face. biackheads.
and AL MINOR skin troubles. Chronic
eases % Psoriasis. Salt Rheum, Tes-
ter. that have suffered for years. re-
cuire both the Ointment and Solution
20 effect . cure. Trial sire. soc Guar
anfeed and Yeeommsndsd By Herman
q 1el9l:-lAayl,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
ANNOUNCE MOLINE
ENTRIES FOR MEET

Moline high school IS hopeful OF al
least securing some points in the an
nuai tri-city track meet at the Exposi-
ton park in Rock Island tomorrow aft
eruoon. Coach Slough has selected the
following athletes 20 represent the ma
room and white IN the various events
50-yarG dash-Shallberg. Mitten
Kerns. Peterson. Mullinix and Lud-
wick.
loO-yard dAsh--Shallberg Milton
Wharton. Kerns. MulliniN and Ludwick
3e0-yard hurdleS-wsiderqu En-
lsndt. Ludwick. Frost, Peterson and
Shallberg.
4f0-yard dash-Whsrton Weather
head. Milton. Mullinix.
Ss0-yard run-Hokinsor. Weather
head. Trowbridge. Smarsty and De
Clerk
Mile run-Smarsty. Weatherheal,
Hckinson and Tillotsor.
i20-yard high hurdles-Ludwick,
Neiderquist and TilotsoE.
ae0-yard dash-Wharton. Morey.
Kerus. Mullinix and Ludwick
Running high jump-Weiderquist
Eniandt. Blanks, Williams and Shall
berg.
Sso-yard relay -four menl-Lud-
wick. Morey. kerns. Milton. Wharton.
Peterson. Celander. Mullinix.
Running broad jump--MulIiniX, Pc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
FAMILY QUARREL is
SETTLED AMICABLY

\ ane % 800 and costs was sus-
pended over Mrs Hattie B. Brazmcr
% Milan BIS Justice Of the Peace Carl
kuchi this morning and a series Of
marital clashes vas ended. J. z.
brszmer. the Woman's husband. had
her arrested for disordsrly conduct.
claiming thar she threw dishes on the
soor and created a general disturb
anec Justice kuehi. however. engin-
esred a truce between the two and
their differences settled. they returned
10 their home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Fsarsh Erszzs George ~. wEi;asT.
esisf % ea=ssru-sioz for go eo=tas1
Was oe sss 800 sariF viss q large fefes
- E-a IN sors vi - Fzsssl az
rartsfY az rosslsls ssf tss Lac saos-iG
b. ia osssstlez 10 asxt tsS vss<s
MAJ 10 fnewr 80 q fsrssl carve VII
81 .estsusE O. So caaEseti1s via
sh~ nalr srarf ~ Fsgrts ars-gs
rtls rsw ssss TEE vi 80 fsr1,-se
Stevens PARA on So b'g-. eoessetisE
rlsa faa s~resse ssrsss Essb tzs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
THREE COUPLES ARE
MARRIED BY JUSTICE

Jus,iec os the Peace Carl Euehi
married three couples yesterday AZ
hss os-see OF Third avenue. They were
Lester Mgnrer OF ST Louis and Bes-
sic Porter 90 Davenport: Albert
Rhoadss and Caroline Rique % Dav-
export: and A l. Ray aad vsda Toll
Liter Of Aolins-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
ATTEMPT HOlDUP;
YOUTHS ARRESTED
Two Nsn Confront Morris kauiE on
Dark street In Nolins and Ean
whsn Victim Wells
POLICE on A SEARCH ALL NIGHT
RE finds wenia-be IhieTes asleep
IN Hsyiefi II His Livery Barn
in Morning.

oas % ere noe, unusuai cases 20
co@s 90 tzs aosics % the Moline DO
urs ia many moaths. resulted "a the
arrss. % orvile Clssoa. - years q
sEs. Bedford. fasa. and Chester CLARK.
e years old. Terrs Halts. lad Both
gea were arraiFu-t in court iris
se-risE OF a vaErarrT eharEs. but a
sore rerl14s charge % attempted
hs.Eag. vui probably b. made against
thea.
TIE aftsmptes hoiagp occurred a.
30 90 isrs nlsht az Sine'reath street
saG FlnE svezus. ,isIizs. Morris
Kaztz- itss - TsaSh street. Who 70
connected wlth the Eagtz livery. was
tas irtsnded victim. Eagtz vas on bis
uag hone aiou@. When no reached the
corner % Ninsteeuth street and Fifth
avsnu~. tuo men stepped out from the
seat0a a1d without any prciiuinaries
poar9 shat iooEsd iiEe a gun under
Eaufzs nose and Commanded him 90
EtraW up his taE9s.
Although Eagtz had been 900 and I'M
rb5r Co uoFE Tor several DAYS. be- gave
fse thieves tts surprise % their lives.
trsfFsd uf c1mEiTiuE BE- iet out ono big
afo1y end started running toward the
Business FFefl1r % che cifv. ysiiirE
l1sgi,F. as che same Instant che would
D. robbers took 90 their heels. running
t8aaFt far ugFiluEtoa tracks Tho
people co. tae reiEttorhood we're
avaseses ~ Esutzs veiis and soon
rr6r~ estis started roariuF iuto the
sraflBr. .r4girtrE tf some one had been
murdered near che s.. -. g.. A. Ealtz
reported thr matter f4 ere police and
sifs1srh che cEerrt searched all
eight tE-T found no trace % tho
F1zfFs.
Fsif f9und Asleep
Eaatz arrived az th~ barn early thls
m1TulaE 90 starr bis ursE pg going
ins8 che BAY tBu tr perceived tEu
yogHE Hsa peacefully asierF. Both
wore taFa blue serge suits and soft
BLACK hats. Ose % tts@ tgru~f over
ara fsaGrz recognized htrl az ere hold
up ssr Hs rgfifrd che police ka1fz
has positively ifsrtifsd Gibson a. ore
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

terson, Frost. Efflandt and shallberg.
-put-Wison. Blanks, Etlandt,
williams and Sehnert.
Discus throw-Wilson, Jefferson,
William, Trowbridge, Sehrent and
Turcott.
Pole vault-Naxson, Weatherhead,
Wilson and Ludwick.
Mile relay-Mitton, Kerns. whar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
BEGIN WORK ON NEW
FOURTH STREET LINE

Actual wors m eonstructiau ~ Fat
Fssrth street t-ae H M7f1rr tr me
rrf-Ctfv Railway company vac s.trfrf
tAfs morning at reaFtF street sat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
White Bed Spreads, worth Il
S1.50 and S1.75@S1.25.

Large s!xe hemmed sp-eads-Bstes'
best qrality-doxens OF new assorted
6es.Ens-frst quality
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
MOLINE BOARD TO
IMPROVE CEMETERY

AF ureF-rE trtf YESTERDAY fse
~-~-F-rr Board OF trs HfgsFs taF.ai
rra1rfs CT tf1tfar rafs rtzss Coz ere
r-res.ss 81 sa 6-ramersaI fress wish
esTrrrTr pillars f1 separate fer ola
ernsf-rv frem ere HiseFsttr Fzr
rra1rfs Afssr e5@ejstiaa rtaFs asi
ssrubserv wtI b. rlsafef o. ere
rrner
ne sca-f zee also sepesfFt CO. 20
evr-rs fe enc ssF cemetery 90 ets.f fer
s5ef fe see E ss7 fasFoVemeefs can
te mafs ttser Of tfs @oeseaTefs O.
sa@ esf burial Eroszes lave tsiiTa.
wsaT etss-s are Js seed % reaass.
ne ws-rs sss sss.s fs re ts-E ras
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Palm Olive Soap
: bars 25e

Sweet scented
Palm DIV e
Soap. regular
i0c size CAKES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
500 Bed Spreads-an immense mill ship
ment-now on sale in three low price lots

Extra Large Heavy White Bed
Spreads, up to $3.50 val's, $500
Highly finished Satin Damask Spreads
extra weight and large double bed
size-scalloped and hemmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Heavy White Spreads, actua
values to S2.0o-S1.50.

scaIIoped cut corner Bed Spreads
Besutiful Marseilles patterns-extra
weight and full size.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

OF the men. bu; is no, so sure about
Clark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

ne ve-tf ~ q stsss on tss tsrE rus
ts ere ve~rt o. sss tafivifzsi eaaa1s
fen s =fsee 4fsart 3filf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
$3.50

Choice OF our new
Spring suits that
have been selling
up TO $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Imported
CASTLE Soap
z hars 25n

Bocobellie Cas-,
tile soap. I'M
D TT 2 q from
Spain. regular
SC bars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

iAit Doors Col.
1 gates Toilet
Powder
f5e
Colgate = regu'
lar Csc cans
toilet powder,
any odor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Choice OF suits.
plain and novel
ties that sold for
merry up 70 $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
$3.50

for new Spring
coats that were
bought to sell
up to $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Extra Size Bars
Toilet Sea Q
6 for 25c
Buttermilk, Ell.
lerhower, Witch
Hazel and Cocoa
casteel toilet
-oap, large bars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

for coats that
have been mark
ed s12.50 up 10
$3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

King Daugh-
tiers EXCHANGE
Bakery Sale
Saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Fancy oiiet
Soaps
&c a bar
5000 bars pure
medicated toilet
soaps assorted
doors; regular
hand size cakes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Bungalow
Aprons
S5c

Standard quality
light and dark
percale. - made
with big patch
pockets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
$500

for new Spring
Goats that are
actually worth
TO $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

Choice OF 80
suits that sold
before for $50
up 20 $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

All tints, 19c
r @ z lar 35C
packa geS pure
r / c e Powder
free from tai
cum.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-06
Y s

you looking for the better class of
Clothes and Toggery of all kinds, This
is the Store you are looking for
The best Of hand-taoring IN all our gar
ments The Fit and Models are as made
to-order Lnings and inter-lnings are best
IF you buy either ladies' or mems here you
can get into best society.
Ladies Suits, summer and fall, | aides
Coats, summer and fall as you want
All that is latest in our Dress Goods
department.
LaCes and Embroideries from
Sc to 5000 the yard
Hosiery In popular colors, DC to
$500 pair
White Dress Goods, Zoe to &c.
Table Linens, Napkins, in sets
and yards
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-06

FOR SALE-Automobile in
good condition, at a reasonable
price. Sam Maruca Mcintyre, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-06

WANTED-Laborers and clippers
Inquire BolIinger & Andrews Con-
struction Co., Blackjack, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-06
II VGCChiO generate sta CaRtan
do Ia bella GigOgiR"

Riceviamo da Ancora la seguente
notizia.
Da una lettera dial fronte inviata
al padre ola un ufficiale medico 81 ap
prende il seguente interessante episo-
dio: In una cascina POGO lOntana DIAL
la nOstra aveva preso dimOra il ge-
nerale del bersaglieri. -. popolarissi-
mo durante la guerra ibica Sembra
che mel campo nemico 81 era venuto
a conoscenza di cio. La settimana
scorsa, di notte, due colpi di granate
nemiche esplosero sulla cascina eau
sandone il crollo con grave pericolo
per la vita del generate. Questi, Sc
Tenissimo, come e. suo costume, use
nellie tenebre gridando: Fate sapere
tutti miei ufficiali che il vecchio
generate illeso, sta cantando la Bella
Gigogin"
n. d. r. = II generate cui 81 allu-
de non e altri che quella s,mpatica
e tipica fgura di condo ttiero che ri
sponde al nome di Maggiottr, I'er.e
di Derna, che condusse sempre AHA
yittoria suoi gIorios bersaglieri.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
EXPERTS WILL EXPLAIN
PRACTICAL SPRAYING
PRoFs. sANHoRN AND JEFFoRDs
WILL GIVE PRACTICAL DEM
CNSTRATioN TO GROWERS

The Katy officials have notified tn
Chamber Of Commerce that the neA
Fruit Growers practical orchar'
demonstration will be given a. tn
Hawley orchard. half mile east o
lGuthrie. on Wednesday. April 2Sth, al
II.30 sharp. Prof. Sanborn and II. VI
IJeffords will both be present and this
will be the most important spraying
demonstration OF the season, anG the
last, unless there should arise some
special conditions requiring a later
spraying
Ii is urged that all fruit growers In
Logan county should be present on
Wednesday, whether they have ever
practiced spraying or not. There are
always a large number OF practical
points brought out at these demon
strati0ns which are OF great value 10
every live. progressive fruit grover
These experts are giving their time
and experience for the sole benefit 81
the fruit growers OF this county and
locality and every owner or manager
Of an orchard should avail himself Of
every point Of information or piece Of
practical experience that he can pos
sibly secure The present win be the
greatest fruit year In Logan county
and in Oklahoma, and this season will
demonstrate In stronger degree than
ever before the ability and determine.
tion Of our ogchardists TO get the most
possible out Of their opportunities |
And IT is the experience Of tEese ex-
pert demonstrators that many Of the
growers In greatest need Of this val 4
lable and necessary information are (
the last to attend these meetings No
grower. however small. can afford to
miss spending a half day at these dem
Remember the time, Wednesday,
2sih at lea; on the HauIeH farm
half q mile east Of Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
BOARD OF HEALTH
ISSUES CLEANUP NOTICE

The board of health issues an aisi-
'matum on cleanup week The
board says.
The duty OF protecting the public
health. Is not the duty Of any one man.
We must have the cooperation Of
every citizen Of this city to bring
about the desired condition. Let every
one get busy; clean up their back
yards and alleys; have tin cans, trash
and manure piled Up and hauled away;
secure garbage cans securely covered
with lids and insist upon having them
emptied at least twice a week
To make Cgshrie the clesnest city
ia the state the following is requested:
Have all tin cans. trash and manure
and other rubbish placed in recep-
sacles or piles hext to alley and
hauled away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
FLOODS IN TEXAS
REPORTED RECED|NG
fBs Asso lated Press.l J

Austin, Texas. April 24-The Hood
relief work proceeded rapidly today
under a clear sky. with the city aa-
thcrities and charitable institution
CO. Operating
Danger OF repetition Of Thurs
day nights tragedy. apparently has
passed The revised lists of drown
ed and missing give the number OF
drowned. whose bodies have been re-
covered. as fourteen and the number
missing or believed 10 be drowned
as eleven. Fear also Is felt that the
deata list viii grow as additional de-
tails become available
Railway service has been resumed.
City officials today estiuate the loss
Of property to be million dollars.