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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
PERSONAL POINTS

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Haynes of 729
Seventeenth street. left today for a
months visit with relatives at Henry
City. III.
VIII F Muse. postmaster at Mason
City. Iowa, and one of the brightest
newspaper men in the northern part
of the Hawkeye state, is visiting at
his old home in Milan.
Charles Larkin has returned from
New Orleans. where he has been It
tending Tulane university. After a
short visit in the city he viii go to
San Francisco where he has taken a
position at the fair with the Louisiana
exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Weinberger, 1892
Seventeenth street, returned today
from a three months trip to Califor-
MIA. during which time they took in
the Panama Exposition.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
GEORGE JOHNSON
WILL Be PAR0LED
Inmate of Iowa Penlientiary to Re
Brought Here for SchOesseI
Murder Trial

George Johnson. Davenport. an In
mate OF the state penitentiary at Ana
mosa. Iowa. recently indicted on a
charge OF murder in connection with
the Staying % John 3. SehoesseI. will
probably soon be brought back here
for trial
This morning States Attorney ? 2.
Thompson received from Samuel
WOODS. secretary OF the Iowa board OF
parole. a request for a certified copy
of the true bill returned against John
son and a brief Of the evidence. The
papers were sent 90 him today at Des
Molnes. being preliminary 20 the pa
role 81 Johnson. so that he can be ex-
tradited and brought 20 this city. The
board is TO act on the matter the lat
ter part OF the week. Johnson is now
serving an indetsrminate sentence OF
from I 20 : years on a charge OF burg
larry and larceny OF the Davenport
glucose factory
hetWoodcatrhrtisJP7S0sS .7Ss0S ".
Verne Madden. also Of Davenport.
has already confessed 20 being a mem
hsr % the gang which killed Mr.
Schoessei- In his statement he impli-
Gated Johnson and others.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

blow and then ven, through the fence
tearing OF . board The headgear
made % leather. was torn when I,
came n eontac; With the post The
mans skull vas fractured and he was
bruised and Gu, about the body. Schieh
vas hurried 20 a hospital where the
operation was performed.
The man is hard luck rider. A
year ago he axured in an accident on
the Rock Island mile track. when his
right eoiiarbone vas broken. A week
ago Monday he was thrown on the
sane track. but vas only slightly
bruised. the injuries not being serious
enough 20 keep him on, ot the Ster-
ling races
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
MICHIGAN ALUMNI IN
FIRST ANNUAL MEET

The first annual meeting of the
Michigan Alumni association was held
las, night az the Watch Tower G. 4.
ShaiIberE of Moline presided and "A
dinner vas served a. $50. with plates
Tor 81. Plans for organization were
made and the associations of the tri-
cities Will meet monthly with a Joint
meeting every quarter. Another meet
ing viii be arranged soon az which
time students who are attending the
University % Michigan az the present
time. will be invited. Short talks were
made by y. J. Denman. ?. ?. Betty and
W. J. Duppcrt % Davenport. William
McEniry OF Rock Island and r. 7. Nut
ting and Andrew Olson or Moline.
Those present from Rock Island were
william McE:uiry. Miss McEniry. Mel
son y. Gosiine and Miss White.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
OILS EXHIBIT is
CREDIT TOLEACUE
FsFty Pictures of American Artists
Loaned by Tri-Ciiy People At
tract Crowds

Several huudrsd representative tri-
city people gathered IN the north room
os th~ Rock Island pablie library last
evening Co attendance upon the open
ing % the sxhisit % oils loaned by trt-
elsv people 90 b. used under the an
spices of the Art League % Rock Is
Land. Davenport and Moline.
The company % guests we're rec-iv-
81 b. Nr and Mrs =. q kimhsii. Mr..
ard Nfrs. = ". Hurst. Mr. and Mrs
20 a. Rice. Mr. and Mrs ?. e. Denk-
nam. Nr and Mrs. Hugh Curtis. Mr..
snd Mrs o. T.. Gable. Dr. and Mrs. J.
=. Comezvs and Nrs. Matte Williams
gs shfs city. sfr. and Mrs. Charles
Grin. sfr aaa sfrs. Arthur F'ieks. G. a.
Fiek~. Miss Alice rieks. Mrs- J. J.
Rsehardso-. Dr. and Mrs =. ". Wat
zsk. sfr. ans Mrs Harry Evans. Mr.
ara Mrs. ALFRED siasiisF % Davenport.
ard .fr and Mrs. Arthur Stephens and
=. H. MetzEar % Moiirs-
TIE eoiisetloa consists % 90 OF more
gsesurss % OIL that have been loaned
~ che following tFi-eiiy people G. a.
stephens. NoilGs. Mrs. Harry Evans.
Dr. Hsu4ixou. Dr. LinaisT. \. d. FIeks.
prank Faosafx. Dr. Cutinsr. q. A
g1eks. str Criit and str Betty % DAv-
~zpors. Mrs HaEh Curtis. NtFs- n. T.
Cable. Mrs. >. G.. Dsaknsns. Mrs :. ..
Davis. Miss trras koha ane Mrs Pail
Nfiseksit % Rock fsi4nt. TIE eo=posi-
sfszs are at tks woFks % American
artists. tke following eesax represent
e wrfsarz ksssa. Carries ~. Eatoe.
Ths=as Norsa. Lydia Ez@ssr. Bgsey.
Waiter Dou<isss Dewey. Frsaess Mar
rhv. varx-y. HEsks=s. Frtsseks. joha
fssaassz. t.fzEahi. Potthoss. Wysnf.
Frfsz Tesnfow. Brace Crane. ssgrtier.
Frsak Fao~six- Miss MErdoek ans VIII
Has CEase.
Al are sxc-iisss examples % ars ard
sAs fsaxas feels tkss .; kss a. sxhibss
ssss skoatG receive tEs patronage %
sk~ trf-efsy pzblie. Ths sxhibst vfii b~
free srs os~z sses esy Eaffi zssf Moa-
daY.
,fiss fr=s Soss ss6 Mrs. ~ = Cup
sss as thas essy. . :. Te=sis- =. =
Wssssrcck. Miss Eoe<rts Hos.sti~- a-d
Miss kstk~rt-s Tsssert % psv~-pors
are TIE sseGe~rs % tee ecGzittss -
eksrxS
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
MOLINE RIDER IS
THROWN IN RACE
Pete sehIsb suffers Fracture of skull
When Hurled Through Fence
at Sterling.

As result % being hurled through =
fence vhsa ais machine skitdsd on The
i7th lap % . io-rniie open motorcycle
race. Pete Schi~b os Moline IL eonaned
ln q Sterling hospital. his condition
serious The Moline man Was driving
a. Excelsior 10 the Sundays speed
eon,es,. Rain began 90 saii during the
issh lap 0f the race and the track vas
IN no coalition for the speed Al which
sehlse vas travelling He had opened
up arf vss xotnk 80 miles al hour IN
a. ssors 30 ovsrrats Tippsft- the lead
sr. vesn the aceidsnt occurred
Bat for . hsad<ssr Which h~ wore
tnr raa soslf have been Instantly
killed he struck . posr . siaacinS
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

THs fsesrai % uF = 3 Hankin.
saa aisa ssE6sF a. Wafsrrown hos
pstst frun sE overfoss @ opsasss. W4s
hslf a. yesterday afterno0n a. the
Wstsrtovr uaptlss ehgFch. Rev : =
os5ogns o@eissirE ard burial being ia
fts WATERFOWL crazesrFV
Or Hausin's widow e. r1w AZ fhs
kossifal snfsFEosaE treatment for ths
GruE Eabis. anf thr kosns ts broken up.
Tte other member % fhe family is a
sors 90 ysars os age
Fafhrr. mother ant son had lived
together in a hoas@ a. sis First ave-
rue. Watsrtovu- ur. Rarkis coutinusi
thr praefir % medicine Hntii the day
~ fis fessh. aifhoaEh th@ great ma
l1rlfr % bis patients had deserted him
and sought medical aid eisrWhsrs
Ns FogaE man hs came % Water
town ~ Tsars ago Hs vas a physi-
rian o. ability ana hs soon su5oyed a
large practice
ffs occupied a room a. ths Geisisr
t6-r~ ID Waterfowu. -Four years after
his arrival there 1frs. Geisisr VAS fi-
v1resf fFon her husband and a short
ttsa~ later married ~. Rankin
z~srls flansir. a son. was born -
TTars ago
The doctors habi- % usinE drugs
was acquired b. bic uifr
Or HanEia vas seen gpou the
streets o. Eass ttolIne Sunday morn
irE tis had sv.4sntiv procured GrgEs
somewhere ant. deprived % them so
t5rs. Rad s1uEht 20 satisfy his appetite
tT fsElsE large dos~-
Or o. o. uardin. ws1 had attsadef
ss~ rss 90 several ocrssioas. had him
BARRED 90 ere ssar~ hospital He ar
rarrt ttsrr ss 10 Tn th~ morning ~
aaae Del was dead.
a e~rdi~t of death from en- over
1as~ of morpalne ans b~rosn~ sas Ts-
sg~eef 5T tt~ c1raaers jury. uF.
EasEia vas fs Years % sE~.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
COLORED CLERGY
IN SESSION HERE
Delegates Arriving for Convention
Which opens at Mckinley Chapel
in the City.

The general state Baptist convention
for negro clergy opened in Rock Is
land this morning with nearly one hun
dred delegates present Sessions are
10 be held at the Mckinley chapel.
Tenth street and sixth avenue. and
Will continue for three days. closing
Friday evening.
Il is expected that before the ses-
sion adiourns another hundred will be
in attendance.
The women's education and mission
airy convention will also be held in
connection with the clergymen's meet
ing The women have charge Of the
program
The following was the program to-
day.
Morning.
Devotionals. Unity. Mat lS:19-26.
Paris. Quincy.
Appointment OF committee.
Echoes From the Fields"
Annual sermon with general con
vention.
Afternoon.
Devotionals Growth. Evanston,
Carbondale.
Partial report Of enrolment COM
mittee.
Presidents address.
Treasurer's and secretary's report.
Paper. Women in Missionary Ac-
tivities Aurora"
Solo. Ebenezer. Chicago.
Onertory.
Adjournment
The program for tonight and Thurs
day are as follows:
Wednesday Evening.
S-Devotionals. Humility, Blue
Island. Kewanee.
S-S:I5-Song service.
S:I5-s-Sermon. Rev. c. c. Phillips.
Golconda-
Onertory.
Announcements by president.
Adjournment
Thursday Morning.
30-Devotionals- Courage. Oil
vette. Chicago. Rock Island.
.45-Vis!tor's hour.
s.45-IO:IO-Reading of letters.
;25-Paper. How TO Enlist
the Boys in the Christian Work.
Dewmaine.
25-IO:45-Discussio
lO:45-1I :i5-Report OF trustee. L. B.
T. school.
:35-Solo. Elgin-
l1:35-ll :45-Partial report Of en-
-ollment and finance committee
Il:45-l2-Offertory
Adjournment
Thursday Afternoon.
2-2:50-Devotionals Our Duty 10
One Another Champagne. Dewmaine.
2.SO-s-Rally.
Personal effort
Banner contest
Report OF officers
- 4.30-Children's hour.
Offertory.
Adjournment
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
THREE TEACHERS
NAMED BY BOARD
Vacancies Caused by designations of
Instructors at Close of Semester
Are Filled.
1,ses HAVE PERFECT RECORDS
Nearly ~ Per Cent of Pupils Enrolled
Were Neither Absent Nor Tardy
During the Month.

Three new teachers were appointed
at the meeting of the Rock Island
board of education last evening. The
instructors were named to I'LL grade.
vacancies, several OF the teachers in
the grammar schools having resigned
at the close of the school year. Those
named follow: Misses Helen Hazard.
Mabel Edward and Juanita Woodford.
Superintendent f. c. Fisher is 10
have a secretary, the board taking ac-
tion on the appointment to that post
tion. naming Miss Millie Pierce. She
viii assume her duties at once.
Bids on the improvements 10 be made
in the schools. as outlined by the
board when 1t made its inspection a
week ago. were referred to the finance
committee with power to act. Messrs.
Welch. Anderson and Thoms were
present at the meeting
According 10 the report fled by Su-
perintendent Fisher. there were 1862
pupils. or about 40 per cent of the
number enrolled. who were neither
absent nor tardy during the month.
This number is higher than any dur
ing the past few months. The high
school had the highest percentage Of
attendance, with 96.S2. while the Haw-
Shorne had the highest percentage OF
punctuality with 999S The average
attendance of all the schools was
1926 per cent and the punctuality
1884 per cent
Detailed List.
Following is the detailed list OF the
enrolment. percentage Of attendance
and percentage OF punctuality in each
Of the schools, as noted in Superin-
tendent Fishers report:
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
ROCKFORD BASEBALL
DIRECTORS COMING

Members OF the Rockford drum
corps who will be In Rock Island to-
morrow for the convention OF the
United Spanish War Veterans. are
also directors % the Rockford base
ball club They have arranged 20
attend the Moline Rockford game in
Moline tomorrow and 10 euliveu the
occasion with some martial music.
They are frst class boosters for both
baseball and the veterans organiza-
fion.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

Tes fszsrzf % Joszsos Posts- "a.
ssie yesterday .sss--oos ss 20 a. tks
eeEs % sis soc. Edvar4 2. s~vs--
tsssss sae Rlek@oze streets. Rev. ~
y EssG eaa essrxs % ne services. A.
= 70 tass sTs1iaE tks rse=afzs we're
sszs 60 tss fs-=sr eoszs - Davis IN
WEsss sGesrat services we're eoz<zcss9
e. 2 o'eloes tsis sfrsrsooz. Wifa bzrfzi
is tas Davis esszsssrT
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

1875 Tss@sy-~ixst- ssf-~s. .: o'clock
to1zerro~ ssssrrooe. Ess. N z Css.-
~ 9e@essstsr VIA sss-rzsss - cesy-
pt4ssoes esesssry. Ma =. p. LyIs. .
esssztsr sf deceased sae ksr Egse2r4
ssG tEsir sssEetss. arrived tkis zo-r-
i@x fre@ Fert S=isa. Ara. % sttsz1
ne fss=fsL A. sss is9ssss hsle zee
tsresy D. G@asseo = vsreies % .ec.-
es1.si essts uss rrrErnsf
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
OBITUARY


Impressive services were hsid over
t4e rre4sfns % Alfred %. Feiiart
Yesterday sftsruoos a. 2 e'ctoeS ~
loga usfarf post. q \ r. as sns
hense ~ he sou. Fred. 1895 Twsssy-
arsf street. Hifss tsoS place 90 tss
avs. Nssrty forty vstsrass sftees2e'3e
MS. Wtlata trrlsssvsr sas< sss
sssas SONGS tha were rseesred a.
ne f.srsras % Mrs Faiisrf. sve years
80. bv request tnssrsasat vas -
cei6p5seaoct cefGstsrye
IRE bearers were ttsarT usee@rss
n tasrans. q ?. Fsrk~r. Harry
ueiGerf. = W Wsteh sE6 Aifrsss v
Hsrhssr
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
WILL CELEBRATE
CALL OF STEAMER
Plcw City Delegation to Make River
Trip 20 Clinton and There Be
star Makes Stop at City.
BOOSTERS WILL BOARD BOAT
Plow City Delegation to Make River
Trip 10 Clinto nand There be
Welcomed by Mayor.

The first call OF the steamer Morn
ing Star az Moline. scheduled to take
place Saturday. June 1s. promises to
be an occasion OF much Importance,
City officials will accompany the excur-
sionists who will board the steamer
for the up-river trip 10 Clinton. The
excursion will mark the placing OF
Moline on the river map.
For the first time a passenger boat
will call at Moline regularly this sum
mer. and June 10 viii be the date for
the first call. Plans are in the max
per manner.
At Clinton the Moline representa-
tives viii be welcomed by the mayor OF
that city. In the absence OF Mayor NJ.
r Carlson OF Moline. who will not find
1; possible 20 make the river trip. re-
sponse will he made by City Attorney
James Johnston. a parade through
the streets OF Clinton will be a part
OF the formalities in that city.
viii Garry Machines.
Arrangements have been made
whereby IL automobiles can be carried
by the steamer on the up-river trip.
nose Nu0 are lN4 LAAhlt tnulen ~
secure space for their cars can make
the return trip by motor.
For the accommodation Of those who
must rely upon the interurban cars
for transportation back 10 Moline, ar
ranEements have been made with the
I. * I. road 20 operate cars direct TO
Moline. thus doing away with the
necessity OF changing in Davenport.
The boat landing which is now IN
der construction in Moline will be com
pleted by time OF the steamers first
call
Mayor VI R Carlson announces
himself as favoring a plan which Will
call for the city cooperating with the
Moline Launch club in the erection of
a club house. the city to help finance
the building OF the structure and in
return 10 have it used by the public
as a place OF shelter
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
l.snrrr NanDtnns.

TIE 9eats % George Van uyanr.
5-Fear-olf son % ,fr and MFs. George
Nar ugTrr. occurred a. 1850 this
asrE-u6o1 o. the home % bis parents.
F6- Twe'ftt avFug~. fpiipwiuE q
weeks. H,~ess wifh pr~umpuia. Hs
vas Born fr Rock Island On 1895 and
was "a pao1 % Grsat school Besides
tfs par~ats 30 5s ssrvivrf By one
brother. Harry. a. home
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
HOSFORD HEADS THE
MOLINE ROTARIANS

Moline Rotary club this noon elected
officers as follows:
President-R. S. Hosford.
Vice President-H. W Nelson.
Secretary-W. II. Schulzke.
Treasurer-C. F Lundberg
Sergeant at Arms-C. 5. Roberts.
Directors-R. 5. Hosford, ". II.
Schulzke. John Sundine. A X Nc
Curdy. Frank L. Haines, c. J. Dunn and
o. Z. Masters.
The club went on record urging bus
mess men to cooperate with the parade
committee OF the Fourth of July asso-
citation in plans for the annual pro-
cessions and celebration of the Fourth.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

TF~ rrus5rs % Nrs Harry Long
arrived ia Rock ts.srf af ts g thls
r1r~ fr1r1 pe1u~r. Col Funeral ser
vices Will b~ conducted tgmnrrow
rr5rrirE az 90 o'et6ek AZ che bone %
Wr tarEs rsr~rts. tfr aHf Mrs
James tonE. fTs Tw~nfieth street
H4rfst vii he ir cbippianaoeS Gem
rsrrv
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
LICENSED TO WED
Do You Want
To be Well
Or Sick

or course I want 10 be well.
DO you think I am trying 10 beat
some sick benefit insurance COM
pany. You will look a long while
before YOU will find anybody who
will admit that he does not want
10 be we'll
All right. let me put the ques-
ton in another way. then. Do
| you want 20 be well bad enough
TO take the means OF getting
weiis
Yes. ~ l knew what the means
we're. But there Is no use OF
your sprinEing any old shop talk
/ on me about some remedy YOU
know of that will cure this and
1 cure that ! have heard that
sort % talk a good while. Il
/ doesn't 20 with me
Never mind. I am not going 90
recommend any remedy. ! will
lust let the other fellow do II
who took the remedy. VIII you
take the trouble 20 read q,
Here u is:
Rev. = Coitreil. D. D.. Meth
odisi Episcopal Bishop. SAYS: Il
have used Peruna In severe cases
OF neuralgia. colds and coughs.
and ind Z; 90 be one Of the most
valuable remedies on the mar
k~;-- Hts address is Holly
Springs. Miss
II you won't believe what the
preacher tells you. guess
shall have 10 conclude that you
~ant 90 be sick: that you do
rot want 20 be scil-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

Two we're committed to Watertown
hospital for treatment because Of al
coholic eXcesses following a hearing
by a medical commission in county
court this morning. composed of DR..
F II. Gardner and DR.. A D. West.
The men were Alfons Bokaert, Rock
Island, aged 81. and Oscar Hendrick-
son, Moline
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
Le Petfc So 90 GnIIIy.

This afternoon in circuit court Ell
mer LeRette. charged with the mur-
der of Edward Zerbe, was arraigned
before Judge r. W. Olmsted. He plead
not guilty and was remanded to county
Jail for trial
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

ne remains % W5flissa FREY srrfv-
- ta Reck tsfsss Yesterday AZ y
eeieck frun Cseeseot Fen~ral ser-
Vices VII be eor6getss fFezs tne eszss
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09

noon today following his attempt to
remove the contents of a cash regis
ter at the Union hotel. Sixth street and
Third avenue. Moline The thief was
apprehended by the proprietor of the
place.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
WILL NOT THWARI
PEOPLES WISHES
,,ais's Attorney rhampsea D~eiarxs
ono Warraafs fs IN fsssrssts %
Few.
er1I wuL ASSIST " Tan FIeHr
Csnnissioa Proposes - battt< Ax.iass
ftan ts Defeat E~~snt Annsxa-
tion u -~aEs-

ure.srar tEat ta srtsEtsE sua
-4r-aa.9 sF9ceefiisz -. tss ssosts szss.
Hsr- sH H-a~sr ls Eae sgElsef natter
saf fE rs- casfflsa fhaf tae reo-
sr Hf.e H.r-s.tg -tsF-ssef th~ass ives.
4H-s ET.srG-T q E rEom1saa. fs a
lfs-r .l ..- eifT eaamlsstaa TO-DAY. *
ra reasons f1r refasfaz 90
.esrr s....r waIeH r-rts f1 force rha
. . answer 1r wGar warrant aaE
Hr aw O. rEerefses E1vera-
ar r-a.s f4aeF.aas over ere r~c~rstF
saa-f-f territory ef Sears
r.- eaH..-F 1=as-egrse e-st Ersrra fEs
re.- rsrI1e as rar er1~r 90 ovs--
r r.r wishes srf desires of ar
ae.re HrE majority of ere people
slr - private frf-resss o. a Few fn-
frtfs Wr rEampsou refused 90
aFr FH r.r fEs petisiea for a 1ao
vf4-fr" rrf ffrreupor raufFo1us
fr a started ar fFe petitioners.
Hr uHlss-rfr eF AL seafrss tte
sH-s r.T~r~eT. f1 r1nret th~ arrfaa
H.sr.e s.H-lg'-f Tor r11ssv after
arre r. ae.a.e before IsiFs o. W.
Trrr5psau's Lsffrr.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
Tries to Ride Cash Register.

While much the worse for the lib
eral consumption OF intoxicants. q
man. whose name was not learned by
the police, was arrested in Moline al .
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-09
uaffs set VattL
a. attorney Ea.

H .1.a. Ertr~rFr has rvcr- we'd
from d Lacey. attorney Ernrrat. an
.B.a.1 .r sse err-t chat tbT section of
'te sfss- .aw uHf-r whiea tEe auasxa-
aen -.-.r.ss v1s ssff is rot repealed.
fs e.t"rJ rT flr petf.1aers. bat -
f..t as taf tarer aa4 eject asd ls Legal
In every vaT
ts sss BEEN tse Gfspasitioe % ths
c1grfs t1 seek ta follow ths sxpTss.seoi
visa ~ sss people aaG aot % overrtas
@ eg f-ehntraItties.
u ,s ErafifvinE f1 Es5w thar ths city
'nrsns tssfaa expects Co back gp sss
states attorney to ere tieaiL tt is az
isrsteod te,st an orEaaizattor - hsiaz
perfected te assist in gpegiiiax TIE
~i+ 20 tar people ss sxprsssef az ths
aels tr has GOV becoc1s a pebble is-
saF tst q egst se tas ttss fiteh is ea-
tclsased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-28
0RVILLE WRIGHT WANTED
TO AID BRITISH AVIATION
Daily Mail Urges That His Expert
knowledge of Aeroplanes Be
Used by England.

LONDON, June IS, 3:a3 a.m.-The
Daily Mail, commenting editorially to-
day on the report that the Germans re-
Gently became possessors of a new and
faster type of aeroplane. urges the
British government TO seek the assist
ance Of Orville Wright, the America n
inventor.
The government is being urged to
embark on gigantic scheme for aero
plane construction. with Mr. Churchill
in charge, says The Mail
1T would certainly be gnwise to put
such a matter in the hands of q politi-
clan or anybody except an expert. In
so vital matter we should employ the
best brains in the world. The aero
plane was invented by the brothers
Wright. Orville Wright is intimately
acquainted with all types. We do not
know whether he would be willing to
come to England. but We know that he
is the worlds best authority on aero
planes and a singularly disnterested
and monumental inventor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-28
NATIONWIDE APPEAL
FOR AID TO SHIPPING
Movement Begun in California Is
Prompted by Abandonment by
Vessels of U. S. Registry.

SAN FRANCISCO, June aS-What is
intended to be nationwide appeal for
legislation favorab BILE to American ship
ping was launched here today with the
forwarding of resolutions to President
Wilson. Secretary Redfield of the De-
partment of Commerce and 400 Ameri-
can commercial bodies by the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
Each of the organizations to which
the resolutions were sent has been
asked to request it's congressional
delegation to urge the enactment of
laws favorable to American shipping
and for repeal of existing "discrim1-
natory acts"
Request Made to President.
The resolutions request President
Wilson to appoint a commission of
practical shippers to study the laws
and regulations relating to govern
ment shipping in this and other coun-
tries and then draft bill outlining a
conservative method of building up a
permanent merchant marine
The announcement that the Pacific
Nail Steamship Company would discon-
tinue its transpacific service: that the
Dollar line would change from Ameri-
can to British registry. and rumors that
other Pacific steamship compa MES were
planning to haul down the American II
flag were given as reasons for the
appeal.
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:. $. S. Colorado and Maj. William

L. $; S. Colorado and Maj. William
y. McKelvin of the Marine. Corps, ac-
companied by three other officers.
motored through the American settle
ment in the Yaqui valley today to in
vestigate conditions. They found
everything quiet. The settlers have
built barricades of bags of grain
around their houses and all these are
loopho1ed.
Mexican troops now garrison all the
farms in the valley and no further
raids are expected, AS the rains have
set in.
The settlers all express a determine
ton to remain and fight the Indians
if necessary. It is reported that Gen.
Maytorena has ordered his troops not
to take the offensive against the In
The authorities at Mazatlan. it is
said. detained a commission from Lower
California, representing a neutral fac
ton. who were urging peace. until
thev announce allegiance to Carranza.
The military comroandant at La PaZ
has placed all civil officers of the ncu-
trail faction under arrest, awaiting the
arrival of the Carranza gunboat Gucr-
zero.