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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
De PAUL WANTS TO
MEET EVERETT HIGH

Chicago. Dec & Although nearly
every prep and college grid team in
this section ceased pastiming two
weeks age, the De Paul academy play
ers are still In training and ii is not
beyond the realm Of possibility that
they viii continue under the wing Of
Coach Joe Paupau until Dec Is
AS the story is told. plans are now
being manufactured for an intersec-
tionaI match between De Paul and the
Everett high team of Boston for a
match at Boston week from next
Saturday. The Beanville grid nuts"
went clear off their balance Saturday
after watching the De Paul players
mallycraek the Beverly team with
their complicated trick maneuvers,
and they are anxious TO see more Of
II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08

Pennant-winning teams always have
possessed a great fielding trio in the
gardens, though occasionally it has
not been q hard-hitting one.
The world champion White Sox of
1906 did not have any real sluggers
in the outfeld, but Fielder Jones was
a wonderful fielder, and he had capa-
BILE assistance on both sides.
Any time the pitching is anything
like even a team like the Boston Red
Sox is sure 10 clean up a team made
up like the White Sox, Carrigan's
outfeid will get most Of the long
drives Of the Chicago sluggers. while
Boston wallops will have to be al
most right at any one of the three
Rowland feeders, or it will be good
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
DODGERS KEEP Up
WINNING; STREAK
Cubs Wake Up aud Take Two in Ma
ii0Dal League of Rock Island in
Series Last Night.
National Standing.

Continuing the fast pace set the last
two weeks. the Dodgers of the Nation
al Bowling league of the Rock Island
club last night took three straight
games. this time from the ambitious
Giants in rather easy fashion. The
Cubs finally boIstered up enough cour-
age to win and took two out of three
from the Pirates, losing the final tilt
by one PIN. Forbes and First ran
wild in the second game, getting 2l2
and 202. The scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
The Giant RhIA.

There is in the Royal library at
Stockholm among other curiosities a
manuscript work known as the giant
bible on account of its extraordinary
dimensions. IT measures 80 centime-
tiers in length and is so centimeiers in
breadth-that is, about 35 by 10 inches.
1t requires three men to lift it. There
are 800 pages. but seven have been
lost. The parchment Of which the book
is composed required the skins Of 1850
asses. There are two columns on each
page, and the book contains the Old
and New Testaments, with extracts
from Josephus, The initial letters are
illuminated The binding is Of oak.
four and one-half centimeters in thick
ness.
All the news ali the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
GOVERNOR GRANTS
TOTAL 511 PARDONS

Frankfort, KY, Dec. S.-Governor
James B. McCreary of Kentucky, who
retired from office yesterday, during
his four year term as chief executive
commuted to life Imprisonment Ave
death sentences and issued pardons in
oil cases, ranging from pistol carry
ing TO manslaughter. His pardon rec
ord fell 40 under that of his predeces-
sor. Governor MeCreary exercised
the pardon power in five cases yester-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
FEDS PLAN A MINOR
LEAGUE IN MISSOURI

Kansas City, Mo. Dec. S.-The Feds
may have a new farm" in this sec
ton next spring. DOC" Shively, for
mer president Of the old Western as
ISOLATION. may head an eight-club cir
cult 10 be known as the Continental
league.
Joplin, sedalia, Springfield and
Webb City have been lined I'D. and
ii is possible Tulsa and Oklahoma
City will be included. Bartlesyille.
Pittsburgh. Parsons and Independence
may land place in the class ''B" in
defendent organization.
Kansas City. Kan. the largest city
in America without a baseball team,
lis also flirting with the propositioa,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Welsh TO Meet TuEDawn,

New York. Dec. S.-Freddie Welsh.
lightweight champion, left here yes
terday with Manager Harry Pollok,
for Memphis. Tenn. where Billy
Hack, the southern impreSario, has
busted OF new unknown" for the
champion
Welsh will fight the mysterious one
eight rounds Friday night and then
return 10 Philadelphia for q six-round
tilt with Jimmy Murphy OF Philadel-
phia cn Monday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08

every student in the university pull
ing the pillow. ground was broken late
yesterday afternoon for Indiana uni
versity's new 100000 gymnasium. A
rope several hundred feet in length
was attached to the pillow so that sew
eral hundred could pull During the
notable ceremonies President Bryan
and Alumni Secretary Ralph Sollitt
made speeches. The contractor is to
have the building completed by Jan. /,
1917.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08

not all the breaks in luck been against
them
Mark Mercer. giant left guard. the
tonly member of the state champions
who viii be back in school next fall.
was elected captain of the 1916 team in
an election on the train enroute from
New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
CHINA BUYS CAMPHOR
FROM UNITED STATES

Philadelphia, Oct. s. What is said
to be the first order for camphor ever
received In this country from China
was announced by local concern to-
day. The order was for three tons
and came from Hong Kong.
Until the recent completion OF a
large plant in this city for the manu-
facture of camphor Japan enjoyed an
almost complete monopoly OF the
commodity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Gilman MaY Lead HarYnrd.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. S.--Joseph A.
Gilman OF Honolulu is considered to
be the logical candidate for captain Of
the 1916 Harvard football team. The
election will be held Friday and it
was predicted that Gilman, who is an
All-Ameriean tackle. would he elected
on the first ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Moran ia Meet cofger Again /

New York, Dee. S,-Frem the an
nounoement made yesterday that a
meeting of the managers Of Jim Cof-
fey and Frank Moran had been ar
ranged for this afternoon IL was in
ferred that return match has been
arranged between the two fighters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Increases Exnorf Prices.

New York. Dec S.-The Standard
Oil company of New York today ad-
vanced the price of refined petroleum
for export Is points, making cases
1880 cents per gallon, tank, AIS cents
and standard white In barrels, $40
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
To Fight Typhus.

Washington, Dec. 8.-Drastic meas
ures, the Mexican embassy was adj
vised today, to prevent the spread of
typhus fever in Mexico City have been
taken by the governor of the federal
district. Advices to the embassy say
the epidemic is not as bad as pre-
viously reported.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Cards Sign necafnr PLAYER.

ST Louis, Dee. s.--James Brannigan,
a I7-year-old boy of St. Louis. has
been signed by The St, Louis Nationals
for the 1915 season. He is a third
baseman He played with Decatur.
Ill, last season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Lansing Is Missouri Captain.

Columbia, Mo. Dec, S.--Harry S.
Lansing of Columbia Monday night
was elected captain Of the football
team of the University of Missouri for
1915.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Mitchell 10 Bex Rivers.

Milwaukee. Dec. s.-Negotiations
were practically closed yesterday for
8 10 round bout between Richie
Mitchell and Joe Rivers on Dec. 20,
before the Cream City Athletic club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
STUDENTS HELP DIG
FOR NEW GYMNASIUM

Bloomington. Ind. Dec. s--With
President William Lowe Bryan, every
member Of the faculty and practically
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-08
Christmas Shopping.

Best things at lowest prices are ad-
vertised in The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
OBITUARY
Albert Sidnev.

Albert Sidney. II years of age. q
farmer at Olin, Iowa. for over a half
century, died at 10 o'clock last night at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. NJ Z.
Stengel. 1867 Third avenue, follow
ing an illness OF two months with com
p.ieatious. Mr.. Sidney came to visit
his daughter two months ago and was
taken III upon his arrival here.
He was born in Indiana July H..
1914 and removed to Iowa while still
young man settling near Olin. where
he engaged in farming the greater part
Of his life. He was united in marriage
TO Miss L. Scott at Ohm, Aug. I6. 1865.
Size preceded him in death 25 years.
He is survived by two sons. Herman.
Hartley, Iowa and Fenton. MonteYidio.
MINI, and one daughter Mrs. NJ f.
Stengel Of this city. one brother. Wal
ter, Hartley, Iowa, and one sister. Mrs.
F. Fremont Of DIN.
The remains will be sent 10 Olfp
Iowa. tomorrow morning at S 40 Fun
eral services win be conducted there
tomorrow afternoon with burial IN
cemetery at that place
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
DAVENPORT COPS
PICK WRONG MAN
Arrest George Baker of Burgess Be-
cause He Happens 80 Be Wear
ing Brown suit,
A DAMAGE SUIT
ON Way 70 See wife. Who is I'll ia
Hospital, When He Is Picked
Up as Pickp0cket

Two Davenport policemen biundered
badly in the arrest Of George Baker Of
Burgess. H. yesterday noon The
police had been instructed 90 be on the
lookout for pickpoekets during the ho-
tel mems convention. One of the dips
was described as wearing a brown
suit Traffic officer Ruehl spied
man coming along ia a brown suit aud
gave Patrolmau Sanford who was
standing on the walk, the high sign
Sanford. who IS a night officer. was in
civilian clothes.
lie placed Baker under arrest and
took MIN TO the station. where they
we're about To give him the third de-
gree, Baker proved his identity read
lily enough ny calling several proIui-
nent navenporters TO the station He
was finally released It developed
that Bakers wife was lying i'll at Mercy
hospital and that he was on his way
TO that institution when arrested
Threatens a Suit
This morning Baker visited au at
torney with a view of bring suit
against the two officers on a charge
% false arrset-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
ICEBERG MOVEMENT
LATER THAN USUAL.

St. Johns n F. Aug. 20.-rhe pro
cession Of icebergs which has eontiu-
ued through the waters about New
Foundland much later than usual this
summer has not get ended. according
70 reports brought by mail steamers
Just returned from Labrador Large
numbers Of barges were sighted. some
oi them stranded in shallow baya or
on the outer submerged lodges and
some drifting southwark towards the
transatlantic steamship lanes. FIoa
Ice however has disappeared.
The United States coast guard cut
ters Seneca and Miami. which have
conducted a hve months ice patraf
on TIE Grand banks his year. have
finished their work for the season. The
Seneca kept in touch with one large
iceberg for Is dags untII # gradually
melted lnto a GROWER"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
CHICACOAN WINS
SHOOTING HONOR
L. Is. Clarke Breaks 96 Ont of Pos
sible 100 Targets at the Nation
al Tournament.

Chicago. III Aug 20-L Z. Clarke
.of Chicago. shooting from the 1s-yafd
mark. today won the Grand American
handicap, the feature of the weeks
national trap shooting tournament,
with a score of a6 out Of 100
Clarke tied with three other shoot
ers on 9G breaks out of leo targets
and broke 90 straight on the shoot off
Those with whom Clarke tied and
their scores on the shoot-od were.
N z. pewire Hamilton. Ind. 10. =.
]. Randall, Groensburg. Kan. is. ana
c. c. Hickman, Yeoman, Iowa. It.
The four men had finished their
string of so targets on Thursday with
IS breaks each.
The event carried with 81 q purse
Of S7s8I3, 70 be divided among the So
high guns, and five trophies OF th5a
money, Clarke, Dewire. Randall aaH
Hickman VIII each receive S605s-
and Clarke takes first trophy
Others who made go or better
the Grand American handicap incIJa-
ed.
95-E. ". Anderson, II Yards. Psca-
tonica, ILL., A. ellison. Is. Chicago: L.
Heinecke, Is, Blue Island. III: C. 2.
Helm, 19. Rockford, III c. ". Err-
gang, I6, Chicago.
94-G- q, Germeistar. IS. Chicago.
o A. Raymond. 16. Chicago. 81 Va
Lef8ngweII II, Chicago O. e. aIaucb.
H. Washington, Iowa
93-C. P. Ray. 19, Roseyile, Iu.5 T. .
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
UNION MEN
TO HAVE PICNICS
Maohinists of Tri-Clties AT Suburban
Island Sunday, Aug. 90 Carl
Person TO Speak.

The Trl-CitE machiuiSrs wifi hold
their annual picnic al Suburban Us
land on Sunday Aug. % The feature
of tbe day is to be an address hv Carl
Z. Person, who was formerly the editor
Of the Strike Bulletin at Clinton Ill.,
Person gained a great deal Of nacL-e
when he shot Tony Musser. ex-chief 0t
police ar Clinton i'm December. 1913.
growing out of labor agitatfons in con
nectlon with the strike on the Illinois
Central and Hartman lines. Person
was acquitted OF the murder charge
on the ground of self-defense. He is
said to be an enthusiastic and couvino-
ing speaker. Other features of the
big picnic viii he a ball game and
other athletic sports and a dance.
On Sunday. aug. %. the Workmen' &
Sick and Death Benefit association of
Davenport will have its annual picnic
at Suburban Island A. Dreifus. ed5-
tor Of the Chicaso Arbiter. will speak
in German and English Another feat
ure oil the picnic viii be a song festi-
val by the Singers Society. Forwaeris.
The German branch of the socialist
party will join wita the association at
the picnic,
The porEers Of Rock Island aad near
by towns VIII organize at a stag pic
mic 10 be held Sunday Aug p, at the
Hole in the Fence"
Local 241 of the Carpenters union.
Moline. will hold It's annual picnic
SUNDAY. Aug % ar Woodward's grove.
The steamer Marquette and a barge
have been chartered to lake them to
the picnic grounds
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
ROTARY CLUBS OF
TRI-CITLES AT PICNIC

Members Of the Rotary clubs Of Rock
Island. Moline and Davenport united
IN a big frolic at cheir picnic al
SchQetzen park yesterday afternoon
and evening. The afternoon was fea-
rured by a number Of novel contests
and athletic events. The big inter
state event was the tug-of-war IN
which the Illinois towns defeated Dav-
enport Another feature was the big
horseshoe throwing contest. The sup
per was then served and the evening
was spent in dancing.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Mrs. A. r. Burke went to Rock Is
land Tuesday 70 make few days visit
with Mrs. Quist and other friends.
Mrs. 5, u Taylor left last week for
St Johns Mich 10 visit her sister.
Mrs. J. N. Hicks Before returning
home she VIII visit friendz in LANSING.
Mich
Mr. and Mrs. J, Bliss Of Loxlay. Ala.
who have been attending the exposi-
ton in California. spent a few davs
here with Mr.. and Mrs II. Maxwell ana
went 10 Viola TUESDAY TO visit friends
before returning home.
Mrs. James Cochran returned 20 her
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Rev @ 7 Dwinell pastor Of the First
Methodist church, had charge Of the
rites He was assisted By Rev X. G.
Pearce- HYMNS were given by a m1xea
quartet composed of Mrs 7 X Scott
Mrs ] ~. Crandau, john " Graham
and G. A. Hoee fntermeat was in
hippiannoek fhe bearers being II r.,
Mack, pr j. 81 Stewart. II. II. Cleage-
laad and r. B. Cfalle of this city and
John Dreish and Wallace Mink of Chi
caEo
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Give Trowbrtdee ami
sons visited al Dixon last week m tba
nome of bis brother. Or. Lee Trow-
bridge and wife.
Mrs, Paul Lorenz and little son. Rob
eft' returned to their home at Rock
island after spending a few weeks
here with her mother. Mrs. o. Rafh-
bun and other relatives.
word has been received 10y relatives
here that Mrs. Fred Ashdown of Kaota
SoL' is very seriously i'll. Her mother.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Mrs. Lena Schroeder of Port Byro+
went to Colorado Sunday evening 20
care for her Mrs Ashdown was
former resident OF Gee township
The farmers picnic at Woodari
grove next Thursday promises to he
an enjoyable affair. Everybody is max
iag preparation to attend
Mrs Joseph Mcconnell and daughter
aIth, spent several days in Port By
ron with relatives and attended chan.
tauQu2-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

FUNERAL q Mrs Edwin Kellogg vas
held from the home. l41l Twelfth
street, Moline, at $50 yesterday af-
ternoon. Rev r. s Haney ofjciated.
and burial was ia Riverside cemetery
The funeral was largely attended and
the floral tributes were many ard
beautiful. Palibearers we're W y
Richards. Henry Kuehl, Peter Gun
ther, Al Johnson. Bruce r King and
John Peterson.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

after making a few days visit with
Alss Elizabeth McCrea
Mrs william Milstead and daughter,
Miss Marie and Miss Erma Smith OF
Milan. returned home Saturday after
making a few days visit with their
aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Hause-
Mrs Nancy Fender left Tuesday for
( Columbus Junction. Iowa, where she
was called on account OF the serious
( illness Ct her sister. Mrs Daniel Nef.
Mrs. John Terry and little son Eern
left Saturday tor Atalssa Iowa to
visit gheir uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Irs.
Charles Staley
Miss Bessie Bigelow Of this city and
alrs Mabel Ramsey q Joneshoro, Arh-
went TO Rock Island Saturday to spend
taa DAY with friends
3Ir and Hrs Fairmau Campbell and
family Of Nt. Ayr. Iowa. are visiting
a. the home Of Mr. and Mrs H. A Cul-
Ilson.
Mrs. T. a. Griffin and children have
returned TO their home in Cedar Rapids
Iowa. after making an extended visit
with Or. and Mrs, A c, Sells
Miss Hattie Whitenmefr Of Chicago
is the guest Of her friend. Miss Porta
Kirkpatrfck.
VIII Nelson of Flint Mich, is spend
ing this week with his mother. Mrs. A.
g. West
Mrs. Axei Swan Of Moline. who has
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs s. Johnson went TO Joy Saturday
for q few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs David Murphy spent
Sunday In Keithsburg with Pr Mur-
phys mother
Mrs. G c. Bowers spent Saturday
with friends in Rock Island
Miss Beatrice Corwln returned to
her home IN New Boston Saturday after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Arba GIavecey. (
A special program will be given at
the usual band concert on Thursday
evening An attractive feature will he
several vocal solos by Mrs. Oscar
Perry Of Reynolds with band accom- /
paniment
w. D. Emerson and family arrived
home Monday from an auto trip to diff
ferent points in Iowa
3Irs. Z. g. Crosson and two children. I
Frances and William of Joy are spend
ing this week with Mrs. Crosson' s par
ents Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Baker.
Mrs. HiIda Peterson and daughter. .
Miss Elsa, went to New Windsor Tues .
day to visit Mrs. Peterson s sister. Mrs. .
G. Bloom.
j. J.. Buckley and family motor-d
from Davenport, Iowa Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. .
Merritt. Mrs Mary Dutt accompanied .
them home for a short visit.
MIR and Mrs @. C. Mcintyre arrived .
home Saturday from weeks auto rrip
through Iowa. They were acc0mpau-
led home by Mr.. and Mrs. James Cow
an Of State Center. Iowa, VINO will
make an extended visit in this county.
Mr. and Mrs G. H Campbell Of JOY
spent Monday with AIedo friends
Mrs. Alice Heath arrived home Sat
Urday from short visit in Peoria with
her son. Charles Heath
Mrs. W. a. Lorimer and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Blake, left Monday
for Burrows. Ind where they viii visit
Ir and Mrs. Martin Justice.
F. c. Cunningham left Tuesday for
Pueblo Col. to make an extended visit
with friends
Mfr and Mrs. George Guthrie went t0
Rock Island Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Margaret Dorothy went to
5hale City Monday to visit relatives.
George DetwiIer. Lex Petrie and
Dudley Brown went to New Boston
Monday TO spend a week on the bay. h
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
RECKLESS DRIVER Is
RELEASED ON PAROLE

Richard Egan. the youth recently
held to the grand jury on a charge OF
criminal caTeIessness. was taken into
county court this morning and de
ciared a delinquent. Judge n. a. Lar
son released him on parole for six
months. Egan, who was driving 3 jft-
ney bus. ran down Chris DanieIzon at
the corner of Fifth avenue and Thirty
fifth street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Panama. Aug. 49, - Widespread
smuggling of Chinese into Panama is
said 10 have been discovered during
the investigation ordered by President
Porras into reports Of corruption
among members of the national police
force. 1t is reported that ar least two
nigh government officials and several
police officers are involved.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Paris, Aug. 20--Public interest was
aroused TO an extraordinary degree in
the session Of the chamber Of deputies.
which reassembled today after re
cess of ten days. Il was expected that
the governments conduct Of the war
would be discussed, Alexandra Miller
and minister Of war, promised to re
ply TO the criticisms Of a group az
deputies
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
C{1E

Rev. and Mrs Carneu Of Chicago are
here for few weeks visiting his
brother. Rev, A. CarneiI and family
Miss Matilda Liphardt of Hinsdale
visited her sister, Mrs. William Efpper
aud attended the ehautauopa Iast reaI,
az Port Byron.
Miss Hazel Wainwright Of znma
VISITED at the home OF Mrs, Harry Cook
last week.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
Mrs. Edna Collins Meets
Shocking Fate at Young
& McCombs Store.
STEPS INTO OPENING
Gage Moved Moment After
She Had Left It to Get
Supplies for Tea Room,

Mrs, Edna Collins. % years ct age.
1921 Seventh avenue. waitress 4n the
tea room at Young * WcCombs store.
was instantly killed at ESQ this after
noon, when she stepped into an open
elevator shaft in tha rear u the store
and fell FIVE stories ta t1a basement.
Her skull was crushed. law broken
and left ankle fractured.
AS far as could he learned none Of
the employees at the store Witnessed
her fatal plunge, The first iut.matlun
Of the accident came when the en-
ployes la the Kitchen heard "a scream
issuing from the elevator shaft Tho
young woman fen distance of prob
ably Is feet. algbune GA her head on
the concrete floor. Employees in the
basement heard the body strike and
rushed 10 the spot Ur. ]. C. Soudera
was called and examination revealed
that her death mad been instantaneous.
The ambulance was summoned and the
body removed 70 the fourth floor
awaiting the arrival Of Coroner r. C.
] Meyer
h Moved the Elevator.
u The cause of gha fatal accident was
not quite clear IT was learned thaa
the unfortunate girl had been taken So
the fourth floor with some supplies for
.le A5'eheh if"i1 lhe jea room During
hef absence tAe operator look the e.2-
a-toF 20 lhe Iiil3 Eoar. 1a hltcAen ts
.'sti1t''' ,,i lI IN. l'.i1lA AooI. mrs Col
iiAis 5tiEHed iIflea -s' ana 81 ls sup
.bar, a9d 60 . ~, ~ 80 -.'-', i. -, w
ing the elevator WAS a-tu sas-s sha
had b1-chsr aDifa In bey ban5 a+ .,-s
firne She falg
Tho orarat,~ rfet.-z5 t. 1,..4 t.-.,
called fo +ha ff+b a.or ,n4 4l4 ro.
known that sba intended - rsr,,r,, M
gaedfateI1. This fraiz.r elevator in H..
rear where fha accident oco,,rred s-
nraferted rr an ao-~e D.. - 80,
me doors y-f,P o. ,-,a7ta- 49, a. M.
center Tba aia,s+o- {e ,,soI f.. -
ing freight ana vas aIso nze5 t,- - ~
pioves Of the Ten room I'm +aI.frs- 75.1,@..
ana other sypnlias from, tho l,frcns,, ~,
tha f,,,-,t, 49,. - '''
tbo boso,,-.-,. ''- 0'-'' '''
Mr. ~af4.-- la 49, ..---.,---, +
f4arr,- II --+i .'-'S s" 'E
taa r,nr, for - ,.'
,,aaa r.--,,a..,,,. - ',@'
.,.or,. - III, - - ~ '1'i
,,nabto = -. - t.-.'s = are
tho,ebt gbo r,s, -, - - ~ -
sserr,,,5 -, ~ ..'7
-, go, '''''''' 1'o. I'D 'ie
So So ''''0 - ''I'e' 10 i'o--~s lns "aA-
II "'ti"i! ERASED.
Mr Higgins paid tribute to the un-
fortunate girl as a model employe She q
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20

Funeral services for Henry i. schlH
we're held a. 90 this afternoon at
the residence. 655 Nineteenth street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
Silk Boot Hose, 25c pair

Women 5 pure silk hose, in all the wanted
and popular eolorings, to match any frock
wide garter tops with long silk boot, hgi
spliced heels,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-20
Garden Hose and
Lawn Mowers

20| |a discount on all
NOV eTs-ClOse out
every mower.
All S6.9S mowers So