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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

land on board the steamer punedin =.
which carried cargo of horses from
Newport News for use in the Brittsh|
army. MIR. Richardson tells an in !
teresting story of the voyage on|
which the Dunedin narrowly esca ped|
destruction by German submarines
Funeral of James A. Pulley.
The funeral of James a Pulley wa.|
conducted from the Second Baptt~,
church az o'clock this afternoon
in the presence OF large gathering
Of friends and relatives The past or.
Rev. Fred w. Moore. oricfated, and
the following gentlemen were Dali \
william Kali. John q
bowman. c. H. Lee and r. l.. Mat !
thews.
Active-w. A. Ryiand. T. c. Jones'
J. j. Gardner. A. A. Alley. r. cl
Bristoe and T. j. Wells. A. p. Hil1
Camp, Confederate Veterans AMI
Blandford lodge, No 8, A. r. III
A. NJ, OF which the deceased was u
member. attended the funeral In Il
BODY, lnterment was made In Btand1
ford.
Body shipped to Rochester
The body OF AL Franklin. ths nj
anist. whose death occurred At thl
Petersburg Hospital day or twnI
ago, from pneumonia. was shipped
by Messrs. Badger & Wood. local UNI
dertakers, 10 Rochester, ". Y, thia
morning at the request of Beniamin
Franklin, father of the Young man,
Buried In Biandford.
The body OF j. VI. Hamerick. thu
young white stranger, who died Al
the Petersburg Hospital last Satur ]
day, as the result of injuries which
he sustained in falling from a smoke
stack in course OF erection at thsI
Du Pont Powder company's plantl
at city Point. was buried in bland
lord Cemetery at 5 o'clock yextes
day afternoon. Rev r. W. Moore. %
the Second Baptist Church, officiatedJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

While the Pennsylvania House ~ Represen.
tatyes refused to pass the county option bill
advocated by Governor Brumbaugh and tenn
perance leaders of Pennsylvania. the Pennsyl-
Vania campaign should be considered great
triumph for the cause Of temperance
Pennsylvania Is OF the largest States in
the Union, containing several Of the largest
cities in the world The liquor interests count
the State one OF their chief strongholds Yet in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Chief objection OF the German press TO Presi-
seems to be that he didn't say Germany first
that may be ht to be friends to Germany"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
NOvTCEs TAUGHT THEIR LESSONS


Suu'naN@ TUT fNF@lnG OF MTHtEFyl
Initiated In Orders SerrefA
There were rough times for candi
dates for the realms OF mystery sacred
to certain branches Of fraternal ord
ders. in at least two places In the
CITY OF Richmond Thursday night
Acca Temple. Mystic Shrine, waa
the point of deepest interest to n
number of those who have qualified
and who last light trod the ''hos|
"a nds under the direction of pasq
potentates Of the temple, while POD
tentat~ g, Jeter Jones looked uponl
the scene approvlngly, and othe1
members OF the temple enjoyed thsl
putting on Of the work.
The other class OF novices werA|
those who entered the high places ir{
the Dokies' strata. This inittatory
work was done in the room of Myrtis
Lodge. knights OF Pythas. in smith !
deal Hail. which has been loaned "a
the Dramatic Order, Knights of Khor-
assam, by Myrtle Lodge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

he sure your sin viii md yon out Even
though he repenteutb ne punishment for stn
cannot he removed We pity him, but NE can.
not for his own good refrain from correcting
him Spare the rod and spoil the child
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
CON SfSTT. NCN >

- "' Ra' fe.naf .'9 'F'0''' '''
Trend "' me F''"hjo3' I''"''' ''"' '4' -"
2rea' doaI io 'e'fA amour 'De newspaper 00s'
ness 'N' '''. ''"4 .'S' -
les On hummer one 81 '"P''''" 'p1
sial course TOT e"o''"e '0"' "'''s's
good Lesson "'@oet Two on CONSISTENCY
he iofi' oi ioaaH lesson me 'A' " t'e
lesson IL
~ SCENE as and rim orr opinion tho
*" beh'le VIZ 9pt'@af p" az,
ihs, enough has been any cVtlt 10 prejudice
deNeioped t" prove the ease '@1gE ~
fnIss,onefa mos, prom umns. o~ 10 swav the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
Weekend MedHahons
BY GEORGE W. KEMPFR.

The night has a thousand eyes,
And tho day bur one.
Yet tho light Of the bright day dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes.
And the heart but one.
Yet the light OF a whole life dies.
When love is done"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Jfthcy HUSSeN TOT newport NoW1}
The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted a charter to thS
Peoples Jitney Bus Corporation, Of
Newport News. Maximum capital II
SIC, 900. and the minimum is $4,000
Officers are w. II. L. Kent, presi1
dent. and treasurer: c. W. HogEel
vice-president and general mana9erl
and s. 8. Archibald. secretary, all Of
Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
Razor Proved Costly.

Isaac Harris. colored. was fined 3tNd
and costs yesterday in Police Court
on the charge OF carrying concealed
razor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

The eootherly half of
hayG OF tAat part south OF
the South East line of the 4
skelstOn Lode Survey No
The Northerly half of
Havana or that part which
lies Noftherly Of the North
West side line Of the j D.l
Lode Survey No s5os
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
DENTISTS TO HEAR
DIR. PRIME IN IOWA

Members OF the Tri-City Dental so
ciety viii this afternoon and evening
hear DR.. James Mark Prime. a elm
iciau % national reputation. al the
south Putnam building In Davenport.
DR.. Prime viii conduct a clinic dem
uustratiug the latest methods OF op-
erative and mechanical dentistry.
The appearance OF DR.. Prime is the
second OF a series OF clinics contem-
plated by the Tri-City society in its
program for 1855. DR.. Prime is one
of the best known specialists and for
this reason the session will be con
tinued through the afternoon and eve
ming 90 learn as much as possible
from the doctor during his short stay
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
BOYS HAND IN
NAMES FOR LESSONS

a good many boys OF the grade
schools have handed in their names
saying they viii be ON hand for the
free swimming school 10 be held at the
y. ~. e. A starting Monday. June Z.
All the y. NJ C.. A. requires of a boy
who wants swimming Instructions free
IS that he get his parents or guar
dams signature attached 20 the card.
Water wings are furnished for the use
% the boys just 10 give him added con
hdence On himself Guards are placed
90 watch the boys all the time they are
in the water. The mornings are given
over 20 boys and all the afternoons
viii be given over 90 men over is
years OF age. There viii be instruc-
tiou free 20 men during that week
from o TO oslo in the afternoon and
from S 10 $3.50 In the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Soar usrs. frf. Jsns z-Tohs 81
gfuE-satar. ere last % the ola stgfs-
bakers wE1 f11rf-G GEgf~tas~T
Brokers. rtaa1fa-tariaF earEpaay.
seee wfrI refisr rs Chairman 20 tEe
aa1rf af ras r1~parati1a. aecDftIls 90
ae are11eera.-af raate - FTr+rFiee
Pisa. 1rssifrsf % the company.
w1s VIII 81 ehssra ta take lfr sf1fs-
bakers place. a g. ErsEtne. as pres
rer r-sr vice s-rsif1af ert fr~asHrTs g.
u.t % made psrslfsat. art the posi-
Goo Do c1a holds viii b. abolished. &c
.f believed
Despite ere fsrf ttat 30 g. 81 years
1.f. trr +rrhaEFr fs az DTS frsE
every Er-arr rrt takes Errzf iE-
re-rar .r ere r~Flrs ~ fH- e1rnaFstiaa
nsies vas f11a.i-si o. himself and four
brertrrF &c. Wst rrtall q large
1asee-s ~ s.sea Do g.. rrs.tras ~
aaEFr u-1t fH- macy years o. has
r.-a rs r-rlrr trs.er .a trf-eHs af-
..-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
BRINGS RAINFALL
UP NEAR NORMAL
MAJ Practically Wipe Out Deficiency
and Reduces Temperature EN-
cess Since Jan. 1.

NAY was q wet month one need not
be- told this. but the figures compiled
by Observer shcrier OF the local United
States weather station show just how
moist If WaE. Rain 60 the extent OF OF
irch or more fcIl ON half the days OF
the month. and the total precipitation
was COZ inches. a greater amount than
has been recorded since 1883 aud a
fEure which has been equaicd but five
times 80 the last g years Enough
rain fell % practically wipe out tho
d~aeieucy for the year which existed
az the close % April.
10 temperature May vas well below
normal. with an average OF 81 degrees.
the average daily deficiency being Al
degrees. This reduces. but does not
remove the excess temperature for the
year thus faT. there being an accumu-
iztiou expressed In the summary as
25f- Conditions for the month are
summarized a. follows
Weather Number o. clear days. 10:
partly cloudy. o. cloudy. l.. on which
81 inch Or more precipitation occurred.
y. Per cent % possible sunshine. 81.
Barometer - Mean. 1855 inches:
highest. s0ei inches. 18Th; lowest.
- - inches. 18th.
Temperature Highest. 81. on 18Th:
lowest. - on t7ths greatest daily
range. 90. on 18Th: least. 6. on esth.
normal for this mnath. SIS. absolute
highest thiE month Tor - years. 80
lowest. -. average daily deficiency
,his month az compared with normal.
al accumulated excess since Jan. ].
ga
f'recipifat Total FOR this month.
flT inches. auoEfaii. .. greatest pre-
7ipi'atioa in q hours. i.5s inches. ON
ne =fih-=ffhs suoW on ground at end
% taouth. o0s normal for This month.
is tachFss excess this month a. com
pared with normal. ISIS Inches: ac-
-afagiatci dsaeieney since Jan. I. Oas
aches
Wind- Prevailing direction. r. total
1915 miles average hourly .
rcioeity. iei miles maximum veioc-
~. ioi miles maximum velocity for
s-iaal- % faiies per hour. from the
2 on she eeth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Waist Styles Run Riot.

From rhe most fashionable filmy nothingness
20 che more Standardization sheerness 20 dur
l5ility--stylcs enough % please every taste
whether i, be uitra-modish extremely staid and
Conservative
Voa-s. Eubr1sl-rsd orsand.e with vaicneienncH
lad nt veul-e lace. Gcorrctts Crepe. With silk Chan
fmy Lace over foundations % Chiffon. Hcms'itched
b-adinE buttons and loops with newest pockets and
collars sleeves aEorf. medium. louE you like
Ga-rea1s aud lrEldesrF- prices 80 up 20 the limit
Fol uunf 20 pay.
May women With excellent taste and superior
sfrar.t -si us these waists positively the grcat
oil. bargain taey ever have foea-sHd believe them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PANAMA EXPOSITION.

For Size we viii take you over the
Santa Re railroad on a personally con-
Quoted 1s-day tour TO the Panama-Pa-
cihc Exposition, and pay every penny
OF the expense. Take YOU to all points
OF interest in California, bring You
back through Colorado and the Garden
of the Gods. Standard Pullmans each
way; good meals; good hotel right on
the Exposition grounds and pass al
lowing you TO enter and leave the Ex-
position grounds at will Lots
of side trips, too. for which we pay
Better call or write at once for com
plete details of this wonderful offer.
santa Re Tour Company, Philip z.
Smith, manager, room 1. Lane build
ing, Davenport, Iowa; OF see Blanken-
burg, 300 Safety building. Rock Is
land. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
IS. ne Cebe g. CO.
ISLAND. ILL. ElasbSSSdSn 4HSS5EsSSssb e
More Than Forty-Four Years

OF ever increasing value giving. places this store In
UNIQUE position in the minds and hearts of constantly
growing clientele may try count the old
Customers who started 25 80, 40
ago
We see them coming and going day after day and
often long TO grasp their and tell them how much
appreciate confidence their hearty good will and their
financial helping build up this big business which
so trustworthy insterng the varied
needs this prosperous and enterprsng community
The loyalty which these early teach their
children and Grandchildren McCabe's for whatever
they may family added evidence of the conf
dence and pride they feel in the OF their
Store home which they helped TO build.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
REPRESENTATION
is NOT ASSURED
Esea Island AsErd 10 Taks Part in
Confsrsass 81 Citiss % HiGdIe
Wsst.
xEAys HrcH TO THIs LOCALITY


Ev-rr sesalals ~Esrt r. t~leE esstT
20 fatsrrnt CITIES aieaE tar ageer al.s-
slssfDsf Oh 80 eeEesfrcee f1 le er-t
~ p'sbu4as gzEs o Or enc 21rpese ef
f4rtAsrfax rEe sGfegfaE .atrrrars n
fha iacagfF - Tet 90 assgraare els
be~n xfF1n rsaF Eaef fs.aaa wiI BE-
rrpresaEt-G. a. lf shaat be ga 81 teF-
Ger 60 TGa argus a. g. b7swaf 81
aalaeY. sscrvtarY ~ enc assoeiatise.
says
--rhs eorfsrsros % ssfope-s called
~ tais assoeiatfsn threaEa tfs rtrrs-
I've eonncff. ta b. Bets nj uuauFar-
VIII convene ia Eae reors Of rer Do
bug1s eius on Ws,inas,ilT. Juns D. a.
% a. m-
-Fhs Barposs ~ eats eaarsrrs-s ts
sa coaster far slzaf.e anrarss sr.t-r
watch VaFi-ff commercial. ssaEst.s-far.
far aaf agricultural interests OIL sar
nlld4Is west are Has placed. Er1wi-.r
auf 81 bower frriEtt rates esJalassls
br 80 sass. ea rraea~ @ovtsr va fhs
raanaaa -aaaI between FaeiGe coast
sna sfsTr suEho-u~ ports. aEt 1rf~r-
nslae ggra "a r11.tr Cor rlfa.r.rE eritTf
far ne better protection ~ western
tnfasfrias
-rh~ cain anf ar invitation 90 40
rofaf f~f-r1f-s. Efe ffss-f rfsv o cas-
sect fs ono fFare ssd commercial o.
s1efarfaar mayors af eif.-f. shippers ts
fb- nHf.fI- west. sls1 ta- z9rrraa-r ~
fuseIs Missouri iowa us.fr.es.a ana
W.an~aats.
CHE .ueorrrrf n. ra.e .~rrf H
fals sfearlsF .lg rrr FII Interested .1ee
fa fHe estfii- weer ss s.rf retrre-rrs.
flr-s ta ere uase41r conference
tarFs cath~riar tssHrvL
PROM re1Err received r uf cow
sssgrHf there wII .s Eel .frr- Fs..er.rr
of fetrFsf.s rrfF-eer..ar r.- elrs ef
Iege .u..rE. ...s. U...
taanraas.s aH t... .1frr .fI
ut.rH. ..H eIHs. r
CROSSE af.a
aHaF r
sew . rHf H a..
Fs
#---sr-s .-.
.r.. "a. M.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Scaled proposals vl-l o. received OF
ere r.rv elrrf.s orer. EaeE ts,szt. CO..
erff . a'e.srt o. OIL. Islr G. $685. frHa
usaE-rs 90 tar city af tt1el tslsaI ves
win rsv fsFrresf ar tsr rgatatT BALI
eases ~ sss rfsV.s Deposits ne bank
are-.ea s7 Bay ere highest rate ef ia-
f-r-sr er ssat balances v.Jg D. selected
ss enc depository bank Of rh~ e.fv The
back selected ss such trres.sar Hzgst
fsra.ss r8eg sst saEei~sE bond as
r--Is.re.. PSI sFsFrtr
Te- e.sF reserves fa- rtsfF ra r~lses
faF a- e0I hfs
rsr-f fs Gaee tslFrf tr.ra.s. fsls
eur .Fr as tlsr a. u 1918
w n Eu uGwf,s
trFI Urr efFrC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Nnfce.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the city clerks Office. Rock Island, Ill,
until O'Clock p. m, June ., 1915,
for the publishing in pamphlet form
monthly reports Of the receipts and
disbursements and proceedings of the
city council and such other reports as
are required to be published. Pamph-
lets TO be same size as those on file
in my Office. Prices to be per page.
no charge TO be made for cover.
City reserves right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. May -,
1915. ". T. RUDGREN,
tAdv) City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Palm Beach Suits for Matrorl
and Maid.

bought these early, because of special advantages
the special style features introduced
by a great Mcdiste located IN New York.
expecting them begin selling before June but we've al
ready ordered three times
The second order been completed and received and
hands OF the tslors and construction
Il, fully under Women tell they've nothing
compare and in character with these classy
Palm Beach Suits.
Wen not mention the prices here YOU would form
ideas only OF ckeapness.
want you suits and know the prices at the
teLITTLE prices but the styles Of the
season Come, expecting be pleased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
LolU Shoes for Men.

The wanted STYLES. for street. dress and outing
wear For the Young man ve specially mention
the Avenue. q smart new oxford Of Mahogany
raff. a rwaEccr Tan calf oxford with rubber
.aIes. white canvas lace oxiords with white rub
I-er s5l-s Palm Beach O,iords. all extremely
nifty s.sfc. 90 So so and $500.
T5r ire conservative man there are OVfo-ds
fa- end broad t-e lasts vir lid. and Black calf
srrs STYLISH. $500 $3.50. $500 ard $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Furniture, Shades and
Rugs.

Special furnishings for the Porch and Lawn
Artistic and attractive rugs, with plain colors
and Art Borders.
Grass, Fibre Mating and Rag rugs at
worth while savings. -
So inch Grass Rugs CSC each
rs SO inch Msttings Rugs. splendid patterns 1so
each
IS 90 inch Rag Rugs. very desirable SOC each.
K feet. Grass Rugs. extra quality. $3.50.
Porch Swings, Couch Hammocks, Steamer
Chairs Camp Stools, Cots, Hong Kong and Fibre
Chairs, Rocker Settees, Tables, Lawn Swings,
Porch Shades. etc All ready for your choosing.
Come and see them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
WIFE DESERTS HIM;
IS GIVEN DIVORCE

wyeiiGe Kunckle. Moline. was Civ
en- decree OF divorce from his wife.
Mrs. Ella Kunckie by Judge r ".
oimsied In circuit court yesterday
afternoon. ". \. Meese was the at
torney. The marriage took place in
Moline. Nov. Il. 1854 and desertion is
claimed March %. 1910.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PANAMA Order. Shoe

hinEharnptor. y y June An
order for haf million pair % va
shoes has been placed with a shoe
tsianufactErinE company % this CITY
- he Bgm4nl4n government II Il,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
NeaO Summer Draperies.

sUNFAsT FABRICS in pretty Greens. Browns
Old Rose, Mulberry etc. so inches wide. s5e yard.
sUNFAsT SILK DRAPERIEs, plain centers and
conventional Borders. 40 inches wide, eoe yard
FOUNTAINsLEAU REPS IN shaded effects. sec to
soc yard
coLoREO AND SATIN BED SPREADS, IS to 20
double beds fine quality Of goods
TO Sss5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
OPEN BIDS FOR BOAT
LANDING N MOLINE

Bids were opened this morning by
Moline commissioners for construc-
ton OF reinforced concrete boat
landing az the foot OF Sixteenth street
Abraham PoTter's bid OF S5S2 vas the
lowest The bids viii be laid over for
IS hours before consideration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

10 be a rush order and the shoes are 10
be constructed in accordance with spe-
ciai specifications.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

25c Windsor Plisse Crcpos. XII
mona patterns. yard 15c-
sc Hand woven Oriental Crepes.
eoiorcd stripes. per yard 15c.
Rippicttes. vartcolored stripes,
usually ISc yard. 12izc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Littlest Boys Wash Suits,

Some Different" styles in wash suits for lads
OF two 10 five years, many White with Blue and
Tan trimmings. Oliver Twist, Romper and
Overall Suspender suits are popular fashions for
the little man. Y on viii want more than one
OF these clever suits at csc and SOC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Nearly all your fsvorite magazines and
periodicals Tor June are now here
Book Section. "a Avenue. "a Floor
- - vice helps women 20

NN>i>o~ Il - vice helps women 20
TOOK theiF best.
The radical changes m gowns and suits this
season. compel women % buy a properly fitted.
new, Spring style OF Corset otherwise the new
costume does not look uP-to-date. It's a nisfit
iTom the first
Better spend little less for The gown and get
the proper Corset rather than a beautiful gown
and a us.fit Corset
Any normal desires 20 look her bss;. and
kso~s q Eilio~y. youthful figure is always ad-
aiFsd. that's Why Corset service 10 painstains
nttiaE and educating 20 Tho correct lines
aad proper style Tor her figure.
n y0a 20 ~ for Core; and vin follow our
advice vel not lot yoa wrong We can give yo1
Festive absolute comfort and perfect 1T
iaG CorEsts ksy price from 800 20 $500 No need
pay n convenient for telephone In adj
ffttla<a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PdrdsOls--

It.s time row % chooEe-Nou'v noticed
orr displays aren't 'hcy beautiful; These
uItra-iashi1uabic ParaEois arc priced az
so so Co s. 90. Pick EN- out while the pick
tHe is good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Silver Friendship Links

For friendship quite the vogue right
younger The links Of Sterling Silver link 25c
Initials engraved free Of charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

r.r report OF ta. secretary us tae
se.- Employee tl aFs1r.ailua Cor
.f- uBatr af Stay .1ii1vE
balance ar hand Stay @. 1915 t-E-fi
.ag assrselarTE ....-..-----.. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

More than thousand rolls of wall papers
for living rooms and kitchen go out Thurs
day morning and while they last at &c per
roll--worth and times as much, Thurs
day &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Dainty printed Rice cloths. floral
designs. yard 12iAc.
White striped cotton crcpes. IN
usual value. per yard 1Oc.
White lace cloths. SO and 40
inches wide, yard CSC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Summer Wash Goods,

wanting-Aiany prices much below
DAYS ago. Many lots OF dainty coons
have recently oveTstoSed jobbers and manu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Here Is Lace News.

Many OF
signs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Special sale Thursday of broken as
sortrnents Royal Society package goods,
at half price, =. Fancy Goods Section.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Cnavas kh-
stsd eNfasa
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-23
3i-Housekeepi1g Rooms

TWO fafuishsd Eaea-s~esinF rrafas s.
a. - manth $500 rhfrf Wesf
queen Anrs sti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-23

Charlton's aympathlzers grew more
pesslmisic today ms his trial for
killing his wife progressed
The jury appeared unfayorably
affected by discrepancies In the
youthful Americans story. and the
evidence u witnesses, coupled with
Italian doctors contradiction OF
American affidayits. which said
Charlton has a tendency to epilepsy
and tuberculosis.
Despite these developments. how
ever. Charlton's friends hoped that
Micelle Picard can save him under
the spell OF his notable pleading
The defense expects considerable
aid from depositions by former ad.
mirers OF Mrs Charlton. showing
that she was a woman OF extreme
cHcesBes. as Charlton has claimed.
There is much curiosity regard.
Ing the Identity OF stranger who
siill leaves flowers on Mrs Chair.
tons grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-23
INCENDIARIES BURN |
BUILDINGS ON RANCH

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. % =
Ranehers and citizens in the Sacr&
menio district we're incensed today
when the full extent OF the damage
caused by the four fires on the
Horst brothers ranch. east OF here
became known
II Is charged the blazes. which did
s35. 900 damage. were started by L
w w. incendiaries
After cutting telephone and power
wires. the incendiaries patrolled theI
district in an effort 10 stop ma
sengers from summoning aid
At the Horst ranch warehouses;
hop kilns and a press room were de-
stroyed