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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
ALEDO MASONS TO
Be GUESTS HERE
Cyrus Chapter WI Visit Rsek I.laaa
aaa CsnfsE Regal Arch
Degree % Tsam-

-Aiseo Slxks~ - % 30 observed So
s=eTroS sTszlsE ~ EseS tsizsd Gag
ter 30. ~. r. H. n. Gs Nasoaie ten
s1sl Members % CTrrss chapter. No
81 are % uisis tks cry sa9 eoafsF The
royal area degree o. three ezadttates
Tie esapssT o. 90 oPsa &c ss39 aE4 3
tg@ss isseasoa wiit - served at g.
Aasosabgiss VII - provided 90 take
tss @szbsrs 20 tks Rock tsiznd soasA-
err station 90 rsses ths special ears
Wezee VII arrive ss : e'ef9eE. Sen
ssrs o. uack tslsza easaHasdrrT Sc.
ts. az q SPECIAL eaurtesT. VIII aes as
az escort ae tss rssera % ths temple.
re services 81 q bad have also brra
secured a basE4st viii b. served as
t1sso.
ssFsrssv evestzs Fss rssFG master
degree was essfsTres GA tssse ezes5-
tssss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
MISSION SOCIETY
HERE WEDNESDAY
WOmen's Organization for Rock Is.
land Presbytery VIII Have an
ALI Day Session.

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the United Presbyterian church will
entertain the woman's Missionary So
ciety Of Rock Island presbytery at
the annual convention at the church
Wednesday. beginning at 1890 and
continuing through the day.
Officers OF the presbytery society
are:
President-Mrs. J. B. Pollock. Ale
do.
Vice President-Mrs. ". c. Nc
Cleery, North Henderson.
Recording Secretary-NIiss Nancy
Warwick. Aledo.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. J L.
Vance, Rock Island.
Treasurer-NIiss Mamie Rankin,
Aledo.
Temperance Organization Secretary
Mrs. J. II. Miller, Moline.
Young Woman's Secretary-Mrs. W.
?. McAtee, Viola
Junior Secretary-Mrs. Earl Nc
Creery. Cedar Creek.
Temperance Secretary-AIiss Phoebe
Speer. Hanover.
The detailed program for the day
follows, and is practically given over
20 business connected with the So
ciety:
MORNING.
10:S0-Worship Sunbeam.
1O:45-Business Minutes. Execu-
tive committees report. Roll call.
report. Treasurer report.
secretary's report
II:4O-Conference subject, Thank
Offering.
O0-Adiournment-
AFTERNOON
I:45-Worship; Little York
2:0O-Children's half hour.
2:3O-Model board meeting; young
S:OO-Delegate report
3:3O-Question box.
S:45-Election of officers. Aiscel-
aneous business.
In the evening at s o'clock the mem
Ders will attend the lecture TO be Civ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
OF PYTHIAS
PUT ON WORK

WORK co. several ranks VIII be given
this evening by ST. George lodge. 40
81. X 81 g.. 3ioiiac. Tomorrow even
lrE a team viii b. sent 90 East Moline
% put on second rank work and one
goes 20 Milan % put on third rank
udrE
Memorial exercises were held yes
trrisy afternoon ar Riverside Gene
terry. G.. y. johnson acted a. chancel-
inr and A. r paniciEon az vice chan
eriioT.
John y. Pctric served as preiatc
and Herman Nysrcn as keeper OF rec
ordF and seals. read the roll 90 che
dead Earl Kiiimer was sinner guard
and G. 3. strifeubFrE paFtcr-at-arms.
Add-cEa % the afternoon was deliv-
cred by tho Rev. J. ~ Osborne Of
wafrrtovu Music was furnished By
the Loyal trio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
BRAVERY OF The
ENGINEER LAUDED
Rev. G. r. O-Nein Pays Tribute to
Railroad Men ai Their Annual
Memorial Services.

Annual memorial services FOR the Dc
parted we're held by members % the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
and their wives yesterday afternoon
az 2 80 AZ their hall. Fifth avenue and
Thirtieth street. VIII Johnson pre-
sided. Prayer was orcrcd by Rev. C.
T.. o.Nciu % Sacred Heart church
Following a solo by A. a Burt, Faith
er o.Nclil gave an address 90 which he
praised tho bravery OF railroad men,
and said that the country too little
valued their services. BE spoke OF the
important part they PLAY in the com
mFrriat woTid and OF their relation 90
the business prosperity % the country
ard psid q glowing tribute % the eour-
aFr vtirh they exhibit iu thcir hazard
HlE calling.
rfisE Amanda Schmidt gave solo
vita Afiss Burr az acc1mpaniEt and
ar Burt and 3i.rE Schmidt rendered
q duet. after which came che ute %
placing a fower in a heart iu honor
% each % the absent member
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
so-yard dash-Glrls Il 10 Is.

5o-yard dash-Girls - 20 Is.
s1-yard dash-Ladics more than Is.
Potato raee-Doys 20 10. I've po-
tAtoes-
Potato raee-Boys l. 20 Is. eigh,
potatoes
TsreeierEea raee-Mea more than
Is.
EsE and spoon rase-Girls to =.
Eve eggs
Esq and spoon raee-Giris - 70 Is.
eight eggs.
Nail driving couteEt-I.adies more
than Is. hrinE hammer and IS nails.
TuE % war-Moiine lodge rs Dav-
export lodge.
Tug % wAr-sfoiine women's circle
-. Davenport women's circle.
Pole eiinbirE-Boys . 20 -.
Poles Boys - 20 Is.
Polo ciirnhiuE-Giris 90 Il.
Pole climbing Girls = % IS.
Obstacle Facc-Boys 8 20 L.
Obstacle racc-Boys - 20 &c.
shoe race-Giris . 20 Il.
shoe race-Giris - 20 ff
Boxing IN harrcis-open 20 all
Lamp black boxinE-opcn 20 all.
Catching creased pig-Open 20 all
Playground bali-Narried vs.. single
men
e0-yard swim-Boys - 20 Is.
e0-yard Ewlm-Aicn more than &c
so-yard aWim-Boys l. 20 if.
f0-yard Ewim-Men more than Is.
Fancy diving. four set dives-Open
20 ali
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

MAJESTIC,

acknowledgement Clark In "Gret-
ma Green"
Tuesday-Dustin Farnum in THE
Virginian."
Wednesday-Joh Barrymore and
Harold Lockwood in Are You Ma
son ?"
Thursday-Anita Stewart, Earle Will
Lams and Julia Swayne Gordon in
THE Juggernaut"
Friday-C. Asbury Smith In THE
Builder OF Bridges"
Saturday-All star cast IN Tho Col
Iege Widow" by George AIDE.
Sunday-Orrin Johnson and Olive
Wyndham in Fighting Bob"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
IS LEARNING TO EAT
WITHOUT A STOMACH

Baltimore. Nd, June Il. - Meyer
Captain. a merchant OF Newberry, y. C,
is az a local hospital here learning IN
der the direction OF a trained nurse. to
eat. virtually without a stomach He
came 10 Baltimore two weeks ago TO
be treated for tumor Of the stomach.
and the surgeons removed all but
abou two inches of this organ. The
man IS now able 10 take into his sys-
TEN food that IS easily digested. The
surgeons thing he has many years of
usefulness ahead OF him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
BOOKS OF STONE
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

OUTING PLANNED BY
MOLINE MOOSE LODGE

Moose OF 1t6.fEr have completed
P.ass r6r celia day asd r-eHle 90 o.
BETA az FF1srFes para saturday. jan.
fg rle e6aEistrF OIL eaafsF % ata-
ferles. o. s. E5-Fs1s. lea Roberts ard
a Eaests. aaEBzEeFs these Sport
rT=rs
sersrf Esst-EaTs g 90 o..
EFsrt dash uays o. CO. is.
fFf-rard tas6-ttrs more tsaa DC.
-gsrE GasE-FzE usra more Than
goo soartz
sFsrf Gsss-Fzs u6@ea more
tssH GO raGEss.
eaFsrE essa-Clris 9 90 ie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
INMATES NABBED
IN RAIDS SETTLE
Owner q First Avenne Piaoe Pays So
aH4 Costs "a Disoreeriy Goa
dset Charge
VIII STAY cLosED oHIEF SAYS
AGthsFifiss Aiso APPrrhsnd -Four We
msn aaf MAn In fourfh Ave
nae H0use Last Night

-Four women anf Ssaz we're ar
rested Be- a raia made by The police on
a koase a. z-Qt-1 Fourth avenue AZ 10
Lass egeaiaE. The keeper. Cora Nc
Doaaif. vas hred SIS and costs. and
each % the inmates $40 and costs on
dlsorGrriy coaduet charges The NO
raen gave their names az May Arm
stroaE. Nay Red. and Hazel saith
Chlef % Police sfiiieF. Detective
Tosa Cox. Detective Art Einaisy and
Oreer Charles GianAnc made the ar
rests The raid 90 tho house last
niEht o. the fffh In thia district
Lou atsamaa was fned se5 aud
costs and Harry Rush SO and costs
sAis morning. they we're arrest
- On fhr raif made On q house a.
1924 FIRST avcnae Friday uiEht- Six
Inmates we're uahhed 40 that time and
an~d Saturday Rush charged with
6fss~fefly c1rduef. and Nraunan held
urder a similar charge. are aiisEcf 20
hare been keepers % tire house. Mcu-
man paid ss5 and costs and Rush so
and costs.
SIX cases % beer. 90 vii D. recalled.
we're co1escatrd AZ the place u 81
saf hat ere owner had a govern
nert retail ti-u1r dealers license but
has no city saloon perrait 90 sell az
tkzE place
To stay Closed.
Taz rata FRIDAY vas tks second
made sincr she new standardization
has commenced she eoaduct % city
affairs. TIE other occasion was about
e. aaefe ago. ubra UusH ard four
w8aea uefe arrested asf fuFd. Chief
1fiurr arra4resd today that che house
was ordered closed 90 that tiaao and
shas Ga is tss tateEtiou % the police
department. SOW % see that % remains
esaeaeeef.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
FLAG DAY OBSERVED
GENERALLY IN CITY

Today. Fias day. the t3sth annivcr-
ary uf the birth o. the stars and
stripes. g. being generally observed in
Rock Island. From the city hall.
court house. federal building, and
other buildings the American banner
foated in the breeze. Numerous bus
mess houses were betecked In red.
white and blue. and the decorations
% the United Spanish War Veterans
remained suspended on Second ave
nue.. so that Rock Island people had
numerous reminders OF the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
NEW BEAUTY PARLOR
OPENED IN THE CITY

Mrs. Hazel KARI Nudge. recently
graduated from the Burnham School
OF Beauty Culture, OF Chicago. has
opened up an exclusive beauty shop
FOR ladies'. the equipment OF the new
departure being one Of the finest in
the middle west. The rooms are To-
Gated in the Peoples Bank building,
Nos. 200 and POI. With Mrs. Nudge.
is Miss Ann Schau OF Duluth, an ex
perienced chiropodist-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
EXECUTIVE BOARD
NJ. w. a. IN SESSION

Tss executive Beast % sss Nt5zrra
0Fsed@ee OF Aszss5ea e6avFerd lfs
rsss s-sstae sE ere bad aEess ts
sss eisv tsts aarEfsE fGFtEFF tsse
ere ea...tss tas1sFss EafF5aE viii D.
sssee 20. Eress ar presses teEtess.5es-
EaelsVes af tsr s19esreE5eE De-
sarteszss al tss H-sE a-ees Er-t tsF5F
ssssst rfer5e az csas gssr o. rztt5-
r-rs 5sasE. 4aEsrssF seTFsEe9z a
srser was Br-sraE SRI aErrezs. Bead
st Fs- E=barFaeEs. was EssF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

ia miracles AL sssfiT % kis esEef-
tsiee sre 9safs- TIE eEisssees %
as eoek Azs s@sa sEoSn baf 80
Csrtsslaz STAGES. Ezs bs~z abe 90
rsse .. All 90 sEsss facts %. coe~-a
~ssvss tcxsfEsF - = szsefsssisE ssorT
weseE sssrasess 80 bearer vale =
s-ssi9Esses sse fsssrsess Ei-z-
csts Hts ,e4y shsrG
Dr. Ceeerz sssEs a. ne Ttrs. ofstE-
aetss essres Zen zo-ei=E szf AFTER
zoc@ yesterday. Tsfs sFesizE - VII
- ssare a. ~ .ts@a-tai Chrissiza
eGsrre al Tsss,esT eTsefzE - I'll
s>e4k a. fises.sWsT FrsssyteFssa. g.
tsE scsrsostteaz flfzserzsioas- SIC vas
% hsss rss=a4zse al week. bGs eir-
ers==sss@ees hare srtssz Vkfes lave
ss&-ss .. ssesss4ET 90 close kfs work
Esrs tazorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements.)
a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call william Trefz
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r /. 9S1.
Wear a So (union made) hat Mems
Fashion Shop. Harper house block
St. Elizabeth's guild of Trinity
Episcopal church will hold the annual
ice cream sociable and sale of fancy
work in the parish house Tuesday eve
ming, June Is, from 8 to 10 o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
POSTPONE BALLOON
ASCENSION At TOWER

Yesterdays wrsFsrF vas raE Seal
s5r % saEasse sseFes5s sEf ss ere fFsE
wFes was sesstsie.5 CD EsEF place az
Fss WaEseE Tower vas tasFEssrt
FsrauEE ssres o. elEasssEseees. 60
was sseaesreG Ekss eeFss FEss
sseess 8ss weslE BE- sssss tsls sfseF-
esss ss1 t5esraap sstefa6eE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
ON COUNTY RECORDS.

Louisia ". and William II. Lorreli
20 John a. and Ida n Campbell. lot
and block s. William Dickens addi-
tion. Milan. 500.
sarah J. Adam and husband 10
Nancy H and Velma R Hickman. part
lot . and s. block .. W. 2 Bailey's Lin.
coin Court addition. Rock Island. Sl-00.
Paul C.. Loose 20 Y. II. Dumbeck.
part northeast u section l3-iS-lE.
500.
Hheophicl saclcns 20 John ]. Kip.
part lot Is. block I. Sinnet's first ad-
dltlou. Rock Island. Si.0o.
z r. Guycr 20 Moses and Sarah
Levy. part lot S. block 10. Old Town
Rock Island. $500.
Joseph Dcooninek and wife 20 Al
fans wgilcart. lot s. block ,. Oak Hill
addition. Moline. 800.
Quit Claim Deeds.
joseph 4. Mesieekin 20 John and
Ida II. Campbell. lot s. block .. William
Dsekson's addition. Milan. Si-00.
stella C. and A o. Hansen 20 Y. H.
DumOeek. part northeast = section
SI-IS-lE. Si-oO.
Moline Trust r Savings hank TO
Theophiei Sasiens. part lot IS block 4.
sinnet's first addition. Rock Island.
500.
Masters Deeds.
J. L Haas. master 20 Louis c. First.
south = 10; :. Stevens addition. Mo
line. Ss..0i.sS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

en- by DR.. George Sherwood Eddy at
the First Methodist church.
Many delegates from throughout the
presbytery viii be entertained during
the day and the meeting promises to
be one of the best ever held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
POLICE STATION
L0AFINC CEASES
Signs Tackled on Doors show That
Business Is Password for En-
trance 10 Place.
CHIEF CARRIES OUT HIS PLAN
l. Climax of Changes Instituted by
New Head OF Department Who
Says Il Is the Law.

Prisoners arrested by the police of
Rock Island viii be among the chosen
few who VIII enjoy some liberties
about the police station. In the future
should any one have any hankering 10
loaf about the place. he viii have 10 so
out and start something which he him
self viii be unable 20 complete. and
through this way work himself into the
station. In other words. Chief Miller
has carried out his promise when he
said: 'LoafnE around this station
Will not be allowed
Business is 10 he first consideration
and the chief declares that there will
be but little time for anything else dur
ing hts administration as the head OF
the department
on the door OF the station which
formerly bore the word Pull" now is
The sign. strictly private except on
business"
Doors Locked.
Entering the lobby Of the station the
curious viii find the words: Keep
Out" on the door leading 70 the desk
sergeant's office and on the one lead
ing into the police court room. These
Miller has not announced as yet
whether or not he viii require visitors
20 present their cards before doing
business there
We are going 20 keep the Ioungers
out" declared the head OF the depart
mcnt this morning. And by out
mean out. We are going TO do bust
ness here and the best way TO start is
10 keep all people who have no bust
ness here away from the place and
then they won't bother anybody who
has business with us
The chief recognized the newspaper
reporters as n profession, as he con-
tinucd. only attorneys. doctors, re
portcrs and other professional men
viii have any business around here.
These signs that are placed on the
doors have a background OF white and
the letters are In black. so everybody
can read them. They are made of tin
and have good paint. and viii last
long time. Those signs are 10 be TIE
law around here and anybody who
fails 20 take the hint-well. we'll have
% use some other means that won't
como IN the class of gentle remind
Crs.'
Separate Entrance.
People who have business with the
chief viii have 20 call AT his once
through the entrance 20 the station on
Sixteenth street He is 10 have a sign
painted: Chief Of Police" II will be
suspended from the doorway and there
viii be no more walking through the
lobby and through the sergeant's Office
TO get 20 him.
The station certainly has shown
some changes. Not only has the entire
interior been reprinted and redscorat-
"a and the furniture and fixtures re-
paired and freshened up with varnish,
but the floor receives a thorough
scrubhinr every few days and the place
now shows that Chief Miller means
Rhat he says about business"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14
GOVERNMENT
RELIEVING POVERTY

Verona. Italy. Cvia Paris. June AZ
The Italian government. considering
the poverty and miserable condition OF
the inhabitants in the districts Just
conquered. has decided TO give the
families OF Italians serving in the Aus
trian army from these districts the
same allowances as the families of
Italian soldiers. it is said. This will
be announced in the new districts to-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

All the news. all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

All the news al the une-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-14

IL Haas. master 20 Louis c. First
south = lot :. Stevens addition. Mo
line. sS-.oi.sS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
AT THE THEATRES
ORPIIIIUNI.


THE Price He Paid" a fivepart
version Of Ella Wheeler WilcoX's fa-
nous poem Of the same title, was
shown at the Orpheum yesterday to
the largest crowds that have been
seen in that house in a long time and
those that witnessed this wonderful
production were more than satisfied.
The picture tells a powerful story Of
today; "A story that every woman and
young girl should see. TO try to do
Justice to this masterpiece by writing
a description Of 1t would be folly. II
must be seen TO appreciate the power
ful story it tells and the powerful les
son It teaches
The cast is one Of the largest and
most evenly balanced eter seen on the
screen Richard Hahn, as Philip,
gave one Of the most powerful pieces
Of acting ever seen on the screen and
no better actor could have been Sc
lected for the part. He made an ideal
looking artist and as "the rOunder
and man about town" was excellent
Julia Hurley as Granny Gertrude
Shipman as Lucie, were excellent and
won the hearts and sympathy Of the
audience from the start. Jack Stand
ing. Edith Hinckle, Beatrice Green
wood and Thomas Emory were all
good. To-day will be the last time this
great picture will be shown. Don't
miss IL Friday and Saturday Carlyle
blackwell in THE High Hand" a
story Of love, romance, capital and
la bor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

meeting here organized an associa-
tion and adopted rules and regula-
tions governing the manufacture of
cream. A. E Fritsche of Hobart
was elected president, II. b. Greer of
Woodward vice president and j. Il.
Porter of Tulsa secretary Conditions
relative to the manufacture of ice
cream were discussed and it was
agreed that the standard of butter
fat i'm cream should be from II to
IA per cent The government stand
ard is II per cent, but on account of
local conditions 1t was believed that
~ per cent in some cases was all
that could be expected. However,
even lower per cent than this
might be allowed i'm some sections or
localities, provided that the manu-
facturer label the product according
to the per cent Of butter fat con-
tanned in the cream. This would not
deceive the public at least. II was
explained that in some instances In
remote places 1t was almost impOs-
sibel to make the standard higher
than that.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
MAJESTIC.

What are you going TO do when the
weather gets real warm There's
just one answer and that is run to
cool cover at the Majestic Just the
place 10 enjoy restful and refresh
ing hour. Have YOU noticed how
comfortable it, is with the house
packed TO the rOOf2
There's going TO be a real big event
at the Majestic Saturday and Sunday
The Vanderbilt cup race as run at the
exposition in San Francisco. This Is
the most detailed and remarkable
moving picture eveer taken of an auto
race and shows all the accidents and
other happenings incident TO the speed
battle. Don't miss II.
Tuesday and Wednesday. william
Fox presents another feature with
usual excellence. "The Valley Of the
Missing" made at Augusta. Ca. where
"The Niger was staged. This is a
splendid production and We are going
to show IT without advancing the ad-
mission price Not because It isn't
worth more. but because we con-
tracted for IT at "a figure attractive
10 ug