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Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
INDUSTRIAL AND
SPECIAL STOCKS
MOVE UPWARD
The SteelS Continue TO Advance
in Spite of the Persistent 0p-
position From the Professional
Element.

NEW YORK. oct. 2o-The various
industrial and special stocks rose TO
higher levels today under the lead of
United states steel. which made a
maximum gain of one and one-hali
points closing at eighty-seven and q
quarter. The Steols advanced occur
red i'm the face of persistent oppost
ton from the professional element
which sold stock on the theory of it's
rise being used as a cloak Tor selling
other OF the representative issues.
New records were made by Bethlehem
Steel which rose seven points TO five
hundred. Studebaker FOO hundred ana
seventy. American Steel Fonndries
seventy-four and one-half, Willys-Over-
land two hundred and fftyuine. Rail
way ISSUES lapsed into dizziness after
forenoon exhibition of strength. Mis-
souri, Pacific onl yacuve railroad
scoring moderate rise ON the progress
of. reorganization. Rock Island was
heavily sold in Iater trading on the
publication of detailed statement
calling attention to the roads heavy
financial requirements Total sales
1000 600 shares Foreign sellnG
stocks were again fin evidence. The
offerings consisting largely of trans
continentals. Fries Reading and some
of the coppers. Increased foreign Of
ferings OF our bonds made only a slight
Impression on the prices. Total solcs
a. qoO Ooh
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20

A lady "a years old has applied los
the right to enroll at the University
OF Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20

Fresh X C.. pork sparerib at the
Miners Meat Market, phone al
Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
SOME ACTION SHOULD
Be TAKEN BY PARENTS
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS

II is time that some steps were TAX
en- by the parents Of the small boy
to keep them from running and climb
ing on the rear ends of wagons an
automobiles that are travelling up an.
down the streets ana canyons, If i
is not done they win have the paint
sight OF seeing their youngste
brought home to them in a manglel
and bruised condition and perhaps
corpse During the past week tw
small boys in Douglas have met thei
death on these accounts and toda
in Lowell the young son of Otto Her
bricks barely escaped with his life a
it was when he was knocked dow
and badly bruised
He, with another small boy, starte
TO ruin from behind a wagon on whic'
they were riding and I'm jumping Of
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20

without looking started across the
street a machine coming down, but
for the prompt act of the driver in
turning out, would have hit them, but
Jack Alexander. who was following
the machine on q motorcycle, did not
see them i'm time and knocked the
Hendricks boy down and bruised him
considerably Those who saw the ac-
cident state that Alexander was in
no way TO blame, as-he could not see
the boys and tried his best to keep
from hitting him as il was, and had
nearly stopped his machine.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20

President Eliot says earnings show
marked Improvement but dividends
cannot be considered at this time
Attorney General Gregory begins
suit against Shoe Machinery company
under Clayton Antitrust Act.
J. S. Osgood says proposal construc-
ton Of G.. +. l. CO. exclusive of C.. f.
and !, is to reduce operating costs.
Missouri Pacific and Illinois Central
each buy $4,000 tons of rails
General Electric strikers reject con.
tract Company offers OF 9ia hour day
with 8 per cent wage increase.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
CURBs

tBy Levy BTos)
New Haven year ends June 30. re-
ports 146 per cent earned on stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
I'M such PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
differed Everything UntilRe-
stored to Health by Lydia
Z. Pinlghan's Vegeta-
bic Compound,

Florence, So. Dakota. -" used % be
cry sick every month with bearing
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20

ian advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
ans Vegetable Compound and l got a
ottle. l felt better the next month so
took three more bottles Of it and got
veil so l could work all the time. /
Ioue every woman who suffers Ike did
1ill try Lydia i. Pinkham Vegetable
compound. Mrs. P. w. I.ANsENG, Box
B Allyn, Wash.
Why win women continue TO suffer day
. and day out or drag out a sickly, half
sarted existence, missing three-fourths
the joy Of living, when they can find
aalth in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
ompound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
ID remedy for female ills, and has re-
tored the health of thousands of women
no have been troubled with such all
,ents as displacements, Inflammation,
Iteration, tumors, Irregularities, etc.
II yOu want special advice write 10
-ydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
'cntial Lynn, Mass, Your letter win
'e opened, read and answered By q
Joman and held in strict confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
For
Emergencies

When you have a bilious at
tack, or when you feel illness
coming on promptly move the
bowels, start the liver working
and put your entire digestive
system in good shape with a
dose or two of the time-tested
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-20
BROADWAY FEATURES.

The Lyric theatre announces a spe-
cial Broadway feature az FIVE cents
for today's program when the distin-
guished Broadway actor Harry d.
Carey, supported by remarkable
cast will present the famous four-par.
feature entitled In just jim"
The Broadway features win be a
regular Wednesday attraction at the
popular little theatre which furnishes
frst-class attraction at the same pop
ular price of admission
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
LAFE YOUNG HELD
WITH A SUSPECT
Des Nsiass Publisher Detained by Au-
thoFitie. ~ inHe>bruek. But
Later T. Released.

Vienna. Nov. E-Former United
States Senator Lafayette Young o.,
prs EDlEss. Iowa. accompanied by q
former America deputy consul az
urrar. Switzerland. vas arrested az
taassbrues. Austria. yesterday ou EuE-
picion og espionage directed against
bis eompauiDu-
TounE promptiv vas released with
an apology after q fru hours drfcu-
tloa ~ his hotel. huf bite companion
~as held uriu today before d. was
able % satisfy the suspiciou o. the
authorities. who apparently had been
warned 90 look for man of the same
namc.
Young arrived iu Vienna this morn
inE and left later Tor Berlin. Speaking
% the incident he said there was no
reason for complaint
Young. who ia iu Europe as a war
corr Cspoudcut Cor his own paper. the
pcs Moincs Capital. left hero Jan. IS
and spent a month In London. He
vas In Belgium 10 days and has since
been IN Paris and on French battle
fields. lie was IN French trenches In
northcrn France April -. is and -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
THREE SHIPS
SUNK;TW0BY
GERMAN FIRE
Cathay, Danish Vessel, May
Have Struck a Mine in
the North Sea.

toadas. NsV E-The tFaVier STRAIT
taa o. Grts1sbF vas sHnk la che North
sea YESTERDAY b. FsatFT % a German
sgbsarfas. TIE crew vas taken 0a
b5sr5 FEe suhuarias-
AFTER fhr crew was taken or ere
sgbesartss Fred eight shells al che
ssraFsoa. The ssserars tk~u we're
orfrrsG Co rtsbars is a s@aii boat %
tss ssrawos aaG were lasG-6 81 Harte-
pool
Tss sea5oaer Earl % t.ashan vas
sgsE OF tsfssaIF. ea tEF IRISH coast.
BY a GrFmaa ssbmarias whiea Gred
rfrs sEeJis before ttr schooner wcat
f80r. The crew taoE boats aal urFr
rescued bV a fraWfrr-
TIE pasish ssramrF CafhaTs z.f01
toes. C6peshaEse f8s Chinese ports.
sissrr vas tained o. t6Fprdogd late
last sfEtf ia ere Ngrrh SEA she aTHt
down fE 90 misgs-s- Passengers and
crew totatisE &C. taoE snail boats an4
tsaGs5 az HamsEst~-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
CHINESE NAVAL FORCE AVAIL
ABLE.

cruisers -...'s.....-.... -..-.--s.. o. Z
DestroyerS -.-..---.......... j
The few men-of-war of China will
be promptly disposed of by the jap
anese vessels In case of war. With the
ocean free. the general staff in Toxic
viii be able TO concentrate her army
in seven days at Nagaski. Seven days
later they Will be in China. While
this operation Is in progress the
troops in Korea and Manchuria will
be concentrated at Newchang. With
that point as a base the $4,000 men
will start for Picking
a naval force will seize Taku and
proceed up the river to Tieu-tsin
Here they viii effect a junction with
the troops marching from Newchang
a third column viii start from Kiao-
chau. also on Picking.
BY these moves the Chinese will be
bewildered. The seven divisions
which make up the flower OF China's
army must be held together TO be
effective Probably they viii be kept
in the vicinity of Peking.
War experts expect another army
will be sent up the Yangtse Kiang for
the purpose of capturing Nanking and
Hankow. Military experts say that
Japan viii have no difficulty in con-
quering China.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
LEO FRANK SOON TO
RECEIVE SENTENCE

Washington. n. C.. May 6.--Upon the
request OF counsel for Leo VI. Frank.
the supreme court yesterday issued its
mandate by which the decision of the
Georgia federal district court denying
Frank a writ OF habeas corpus was al
frmed.
Ordinarily the mandate would not
have been issued until May 70, 80 days
after the courts decision II is be
lieved that the action of Franks coun-
sci was taken TO facilitate the appli-
cation before the Georgia state off,
cials for Communication of Franks sen
tence 10 death.
Atltnta. Ca. May Cleo N. Franks
attorneys here, in a statement yester-
day said they understood the object OF
the motion in the United States su-
preme court was TO inform the court
that Franks counsel had no intention
of asking for rehearing of the habeas
corpus application or taking any other
steps for delay.
Those representing Franks appli-
cation before the prison commission
and the governor for Communication OF
the death sentence" the statement
have no desire 10 hasten
or retard the hearing before either the
governor or the commission"
II Is expected the mandate will reach
the federal court here late this week.
and that Frank will be taken before
the county superior court for resent
ence next Saturday or Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
MAYOR OF CHICAGO
TELLS OF THREATS

ta..aF1. Way g. NFrDr william
l't.e FhagGs5e. ia aGtrsssinE rusa-
l'Ft ~ fEr Chicago Nssociatioa %
N'1ierrrr Yesterday. declared that he
aai ts.-f ee Police Heaiq had rrcert-
rt ~uwergus arorvuaoas l~t-
isrs ,arrat-gisx their lives because or
,'- admin .ristlaF.oe-s crusade 90 drive
cr.u'gtfs rrera ere citg
Air answer 90 these wouid-hs trog-
e.- gssers va1 threatsr ray personal
safety .s tsat Bu Thompsoa - aa sx-
e'Nao sail the mayor = have
aliHet ast lived with Eunmsn @ the
Nee' ana Q ssow bow Co - guics on
tar triEser tf these crooSs doat set
ne gaics ss a fash they are taEiaE
ta awful esare-~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
NECRESS CAUSES
TRIAL SENSATION
Former Maid in Carman Home Claims
10 Have Been Offered a Bribe by
the Defendant.

Freeport. y. Y, May 6.-At the trial
of Mrs. CarmaH. charged with the
murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey today,
Celia Coleman. a negress, a former
Carmau maid. caused a sensation by
testifying q negro detective named
Hicks had endeavored TO induce her
TO change her story of the murder as
told at the hrst trial. If she would do
so Mrs. Carman would pay her $500.
Mrs. Carman evidenced considerable
agitation. Hicks is connected with the
defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIN r. u. Tomorrow. foi
Rock Island. Davenport. Moline

Forecast TIN r. y. Tomorrow. for
Eoek Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
probably showers tonight. cooler To-
-s.El;-
Temperature az : a. m s.. Highest
yesterday g. lowest last night SO
Velocity % wind az a. 20. . miles
per hour.
PRECIPITATION none.
Relative humidity at p. ul- fs. az
2 q m- 5f. az p. m. today c.
stage % water fS fan o. @ ir last
a hours
=. ~ StdEEtER. Local ForccastcT.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Evening" stars Mercury. Mar sat
url. MoTul1E stars. JupiieF Venus
The dun red stag Brtcigucse. Eetfins
about q. m.. belongs 90 constellation
Ori6u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
British Claim Disastrous Re
EaLt for the Enemy az
Erthia Camp.
IOsDOEREPORT DENIED
CortaHsiu0pls Asserts That
Allied Forces Are IN Pre-
car5us Condition.

E f" f=Urporrs % ~1estsE-
esf trs .F rs- gart ~ ere alt0rs
s .Hr uartFa-li-s ts e5EF-a-
f ..ssfrnHg1bt tr s saat
aaHas r.. aafrf ar GauBaf.
brsas..s er- .1 a preearia1s pasif.7a.
bong ..s..-t HF rgrsfsl faFrrs sat
aal advance The ssrFse1ers
mffF ss.s -rIr fw1 points o1 bssia-
sa.s- ef.H.-gaEr and Nvf u1rug=
fTs . fEr allies uIsgafeE-s
fsH sources say farther s1e
rsss-s .rF- been won BF Fee aft.~s Nr
Esel Tares e0 Ea ereamrE rE1=ur ar
NHat resulted ttsastrogslF f1r
ur@ seeaFt.aE ta these afviers. tEr
T~te having t~ft 1900 dead b~hira
a er..s. .9rrspoaaeat asserted the
r8 et Is peninsula and fhe TGfirr
western a.ir are nader coatrst ot the
alIrs
Uswr. Fl-aHa and Bertha afvf~rs t1-
f.af+ f. CRISIS Eas come ia fse r-sHf.F-
ra1s 0.rHe.E lrGiT aat Austria. tr
Rene 1.ar- Eas been n s15Gra revival
of hcrr NJ peaceful settlement owe
nf q. sar fact Austria is said r1 have
res.srI enc necessity 1f making cub
Faafsi territorial c1neessiaas. Nieara
rrerts al s.FEitearf a visit of tsr
nsUas sr1b1ssat1r t1 ere AEstrtar
frrsl mirIstrr. atraoGEE fhr out-
come .s roc disclosed Bertha nrvs-
sasrrs say ttaiys participated ta war
msst ae reFnrded az uos uutfEstv
rrrr .rr tsqgtts tatt enc b9as~ o.
1mnHTs eueruti9rs iE fh~ uEr-
ifa-Hss are betrE pressed forward
uair- efEafV satisfactory esrEitisrs.
t.rHrttsE Co perroEraG fsF victory
sf rf- Hgssftn army OF CaGeasgs over
Er rurts. anaogneed last EiEEF. was
mboF.saa aat decisive. Thirty ts15-
ast rGHfs VITO attached Egsstsrs Fol
rHuEa flHeFt rrElse were -rpetsrs
Ets H-grT losses
Germans capture $3.50 Eu
N-F Ffr-'rr says Paris a~etst
reeoF. Germans yesterday afed BY
aa1fEt'rEE gases. captured tsr
ff-aeGes .r HfI s0. eeeupf-t rast
meHrs H# sF N5aE Georges rer
fr ..gGfrr attack ast rr-
eu.s-.t f sr..ar er ere freeeErs.
r1um1r Ia uafEarfa alliance.
rH.a Ft" "a military aE-~e-
meaf aas s-eE eeeeigtsG brtweee
Nasatsf srt Bulgaria preliminary
OBJ B 'sF political atliaasr @asisE
obligatory Hr those nEF.5es f8 Sup.
pH-. -f.. .EH-- le case ss war. SAYS
fs.aa.s .s5HfeE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
CONFIRMS MEN NAMED By DUNN
Members OF Utilities Commission and
other Boards Acted Upon.

Springfield, Ill, May 6.-The five
public utility commissioners appoint
ed by Governor Dunno following the
adjournment of the legislature two
years ago were confirmed by the sen
ate yesterday afternoon. The quintet
includes William l. O'ConnelI of Chi
cago. former county treasurer. named
by the governor TO succeed James Z.
Quan. who presided as chairman of the
commission from its organization un-
til last March.
The list confirmed includes Frank H
Funk, progressive, whose nomination
was bitterly opposed; Richard Yates,
Owen p. Thompson and Walter A
Shaw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
CALL CONFERENCE
SUFFRAGE CHIEFS
Frph'rus tfitfng ~fner NHshvuls
Meeting tast winter Co he tea
slfrrrd at ChieaEs.

Nrv leFE Nav s-rhe nafaast
heart sr ts- NstfoaaI Wouaa sanraEs
tsso..s...a has issued "a eall sisued
lr pr aasa Howard ssau. ifrs. Ne
CT. N."e-Iaielg and others f5r ena-
lffes.r af outrage leaders in chicago
tiar f. Cor che pgrpose of ffseass-
af .sr str- fourth eCaErsss. The
sat-rrc-- s Imperative brcagse %
pr'a'ras which have srtseu since sbe
sfisH.'f- eaaveutf5e last wiaters the
es. sres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
CHILD MURDERER
IN THIRD THREAT
Mother of Second Victim Receives Let
ter Promising There Il TO Be
Another Slain.

New York. May 6.-The letter-writ-
ing murderer who killed 5-year-old
Elenore Cohn and =-year-old Charlie
Murray has written another letter TO
the Murray boys mother telling her
he would commit another murder
when the present excitement over her
child's death subsidies. The letter was
received today at the time the little
Victims body vas about TO be buried.
Mrs. Murray read one paragraph and
collapsed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
MOTHER ADMITS CHOKING son
Tells Folies She IHtended O. kin
-Joknny.- Too.

,t1vaukee. wts-. May s.--t KILLED
nv boz Adam tnf-ndsd tiiiinE
Johaay also and thea end my ovn life.
I vas tired % the existence I sEas lead
Ing. bot ny nerve failed me after !
bad strauEisd Adam
thus did Mrs- Susie wofliE. after
three days % severe EEiiiinE az police
headquarters make a confession to-
night % the murder % her s-ysar-oid
s1r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

Rochelle. Constable Charles \.
Hizcr's new touring car. which was
stolen from his garage early sunday
morning. w4s abandoned near Comp
ton by Mr.. and Mrs Pred c. Nelson
shortly after = o'clock the same morn
snk The coupi. walked into Mendoza.
~crc traced 90 Princeton. where they
purchased tickets 20 caicsburg. and
eaally we're arrested AZ Maeomb. LII.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
CARRANZA's TROOPS
HOLD A CELEBRATION

u,5asiss. Ariz NtsT while the
Carraaza earrisoa OF $500 men aas
sarssisE az AEsa FFi~tas celebrating
tes wexiras Gan % STAY h0isday. a
dstaear~nt % villa troops. who said
taeT we're part % an advance EuaFt.
cane in uatrr azE % truce and sur
reattSref. They SAID more villa troops
would desert jose MaytoFcaa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
EIGHT ACCUSED OF
MURDER ARE FREED

Fairnount. Va. May Eight OF the
f5s men accused OF murder In con-
ucction with the death of Constable
". T. Riggs IN the FarminEton strike
riot last February were released from
the county Jail here for lack OF evi-
dCnce. Antonio BorEi. another OF the
accused. was placed on trial Eleven
of the indicted men have already been
convicted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
Archbishop QuigIey Improved.

Washington. D. C.. May 6.-Arch-
bishop Quigley OF Chicago. who was
taken to a hospital yesterday suffering
an attack of acute Bright's disease,
was reported much better today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

Bloomington. IIl.-After a long le-
gal battle between Harry Tobias of
Allentown and his wife. in which the
husband sought to prevent his wife
from procuring a divorce, he has been
successful, decision of the appellate
court. just handed down, being in his
favor. Nine years ago the wife ap-
piled for divorce. Since then the
case has been in the courts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
WIND LEVELS 40
TOWN BUILDINGS
wflson. Okla IG. SERIOUS blew
Three PerSsns Rspsrted fnlured
a. Artm0rr.

A-dzsors. oSia. May s-Thr.e per-
sons usrv iniurc3 and aueh properly
damaged here sy a ~ind storm u IL
reported 90 bssi4lnEs we're blown
Gown q. wfisoa. Okia- No oss vas
seriously trtgrrt-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
PHYSICIANS AID
USERS OF DRUGS
Warrants for % Victims and Practi-
tioners Sworn at Chicago by
Federal Attorney.

Chicago. Ill. May 6.-Twenty-five
warrants naming alleged drug users
and physicians suspected of aiding
them 10 obtain drugs. were issued to-
day on complaint OF Federal District
Attorney Clyne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

Springfield, Ill. May 6.-The first
clash OF vets and drys in the senate
! today resulted in a victory for the
vets. By a vote of % to % the senate
refused to adopt Cleary's resolution
providing that his residence district
saloon bill be taken from the license
committee and placed on the calen-
dar. The resolution lacked three
votes of the required constitutional
majority of 26.
Leaders of the house and senate
tentatively set Friday, May 2S, as the
date of adjournment of the Legislature.
Members of both houses pointed out
that with wet and dry legislation
practically out of the way, other big
measures awaiting action can be taken
care of in the remaining three weeks,
and that committee work can practic-
ally be concluded.
/ Wet and dry legislation is dead so
/ far as the present session of the leg
I islature is concerned.
/ Six dry measures met defeat yester-
day in the house. A seventh bill.
which was presented by the vets but
supported more generally by the drys
.
The vets decided not TO call up for
roll call their chief bill, the home rule
Sunday closing measure. This bill
would have been certain to be killed
i'm the senate even if it passed the
house. The vets were content to rest
their case with the defeat Of the dry
bills.
After seven Of the twelve wet and
dry bills had been acted upon Repre-
sentative George H. Wilson, dry
leader. moved to table the remaining
five measures. This motion was car
ried.
Speaker Bars More Bills.
Speaker Shanahan announced that
he would not permit any other wet or
dry bills originating in the house TO
be voted upon during the present ses-
sion.
The drys plan to push their county
option bill in the senate for the sole
purpose of putting the senators on
record.
The six dry bills. which were
slaughtered by the house, together
with the vote by which they met de-
feat, were the following:
Residence district bill-Ayes, SO;
nays. IS.
Search and seizure or blind tiger
bill-Ayes. 66; nays, 70.
Anti-treating biIl-Ayes, 54; nays,
81
Creating a fve-miIe dry zone
around Lake Bluff Naval Training sta
tion-Ayes. 65; nays. Y.
Imposing a penitentiary sentence
for violations Of the Sunday closing
law-Ayes, 81; nays, II.
Making third offense OF bootlegging
a penitentiary offense-Ayes, 81;
nays. 73-
The bill presented by the vets,
which met defeat, was the following:
Prohibiting the issuance OF saloon
licenses TO unnaturalized citizens
Ayes, Il; nays. 20.
Fare for LegislatOrsi
BY a vote Of 70 to 81 the house
passed a resolution providing that
members Of the legislators be paid two
cents a mile for 81 round trips be-
tween their homes and Springfield.
Before the Legislature can collect rail-
road fare from the state an emergency
bill carrying an appropriation will
have to be passed. The resolution
passed today provided that the money
be paid from the contingent expense
fund of the house. Since the last ses-
sion the state utilities commission has
ruled legislators cannot travel on
passes. Existing laws provide that the
state pay members only one round
trip each season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
Body Defeats Resolution to
Take Cleary District Bill
From Committee.
TO PAY RAILROAD FARE
House Passes Resolution
Providing 21 Trips for
Members in Session.

Springfield, Ill., May 6.-The
drys suffered a stinging defeat in
the senate today when that body
practically killed all pending dry
Legislation, with the exception of
the county option bill. A l0Ophole
was left whereby the drys may be
able to get that measure TO roll
call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
tdopt t.iri -War Bahir&.-

Aonfioc, Nav s-Th@ Wonaan's SUI
trsEe and Political gaioe has arraax-
~ to saott a number % Eiri var
etates ana wtlt rear tssrn aeeoreinE
- ne eost modern IDEAS % esiI4 egl-
taFs.