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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
MILAN

Jacob DepeW Is moving his goods 10
the Sydnor farm lately vacated by VII
liam Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston q Davenport
were entertained at dinner at the c.
a. Hui home sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. G. Montague OF Rock
Island we're guests n home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william Ferns.
Mrs. Rhoadarmer and Mr.. and Mrs
Boyd McMichRel OF Orion. and George
and Cyrus McMichael OF Taylor Ridge
We're some Of the out Of town relatives
who attended the funeral Of Mrs. Mar
tina Girtou-
Mrs. Amanda Post who has been
SICK for some time does not show any
Improvement
Mrs. Arrowsmith OF Council Bluffs
formerly Matte HicCarty of this place,
called on old friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Arrowsmith was called here to
attend the funera OF her aunt, Mrs.
Martha Girton.
Mrs. William Dempsey who has been
confined to her home for several
weeks with grip. Is some better,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcconnell
Of Marcus. Iowa. who have been visit
ing here since the marriage OF their
son 20 Miss Ruth Motif. left Monday
evening for home.
William Canaan is moving from the
Sydnor farm 70 his own home IN Fair
view.
Mrs. Helen bunker OF Lincoln. Neb..
and her sister. Mrs. Olive Rich OF Mon
tana visited with Milan friends We'd
nesday Mrs. bunker and her sister
were former residents OF Milan.
Mr.. Roy Dierson spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with Presumption rela-
tives
Mt. and Mrs. Elmer wochner ex-
pet 10 move into the Tenges house.
Mr. wochner Is conducting a garage
and doing repair work in the Tenges
shop.
Mrs. Willis Benn OF Rock Island
called upon Milan friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Edwin Gamble IS spending a
few days IN Chicago
The smallpox patients are all recov-
eTing and no new cases have been re-
ported.
The schools celebrated Washing
tons birthday by allowing the pupils
and teachers n half holiday.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
MIXED ON PARTY
CAN'T MAKE RACE
EAST MOLINE PEOPLES ALDER
MANIC CANDIDATE SIGNS CIT
IZEN'S PAPER.

". G.. Ausbrook aspired to he al
derman in the fourth ward in East Mo
line, but his aspirations seem fated to
miss their connections. He recently
filed a petition for a place on the pri-
mary ballot at the city election in East
Moline for the Office named as a mem
Der OF the peoples party. DR.. E Don
Taylor filed a petition for a place on
the ballot for mayor as a member Of
the citizens party.
Someone, looking over the petitions
today. discovered that Mr.. Ausbrook $
name was signed on 10 DR.. Taylor's
petition On having his attention call
ed to the matter the aldermanic as
pirant admitted that he had written
the signature. not being aware that
members OF one party are not sup
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
MATRERVILLE

Miss Phoebe Raisbeck OF Rock Is
land spent the weekend with relatives
here.
The home OF Jim Barns who lives
north of town was entered by burg
lars Friday evening. Several articles
of jewelry were taken. There is no
clue TO work on and The robbers are
still al large.
Mat Ryan OF Viola spent Wednesday
here.
John Wilson has gone TO Canada
where he expects 20 remain perma-
neuuy Mrs. Wilson expects to leave
for that place in the near future.
Lester Lee is visiting in Viola.
Miss Hazel Lawson visited over Sun
day in Sherrard.
William Polish has gone to Chart
ton. Iowa, where he has employment.
Miss Eleuor Peterson spent the
past week in Sherrard.
George Roquet of Gary, Ind, is Wis
itinE here.
The Matherville Dramatic company
presented The King of the Philip
pines" at the opera house here Tues
day evening to q packed house. The
receipts amounted 10 S113. The play
was full of comedy and the local tai
ent took their parts we'll
4. K. Joneson of Rock Island was
in charge OF the Matherville bank sew
erai days the past week during Cash
Ter McAfee's illness.
John Lawson and George Scott
were in the tri-cities Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Langston OF Sherrard Wis
tied here the past week Mrs. Thorn
as LanEston accompanied her homr
for a visit.
Mrs. John Olson was a Rock sland
passenger Friday.
The Odd Fellows enjoyed an oyster
supper at their lodge rooms Saturday
evening.
Tony Loncarich was in Aledo on
business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore James hare
gone TO housekeeping in the Joe Wild
home, west OF town.
The Sherrard Dramatic company
presented "a Daughter of the Desert
at the opera house Friday evening \
large crowd was present.
Mrs Henry Johnson and daughter
Bertha visited in Moline Sunday.
Clarence Cation. a well known young
business man OF this place. was united
IN marriage Wednesday to Miss Flos
sic Manning OF Nekoma. They viii
make their home in Matherville.
Miss Mildred Jackson of Hillsdale
visited her parents here Saturday.
The Matherville Dramatic company
played 10 2 large house at North Hen
derson Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodge and
sons were Sherrard visitors the latter
part OF the week
Jirr Engles is III at his home in the
east part OF town.
Mrs. William Tyler spent the past
week IN New Windsor and Galva.
Miss Bell Benthan of Kewanee WIS.,
tied here over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamsden were
Aiedo passengers Saturday.
Ben Wild spent Sunday in East Mo-
line
The school children gave an enter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
SlLVlS SHOPS RESUME
WORK AFTER A STRIKE

The Silvis shops resumed operations
today after a three-day layoff on &c
count of the strike OF the electricians.
There are but u electrical workers
in the shop and they went out in sym
patty with the electricians in Blue
Island. Loss Of the dozen men neces-
STATED the laying of OF 1G0 men OF
other departments today and unless
the strike is settled in the meantime
more employed may be laid off tomor-
row, and there IS a possibility that
the shops will be forced 10 close down
altogether.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
SILVIS

Friday afternoon Mrs. Gus Smith
threw open The doors OF her home for
the entertainments Of the members
and friends OF the Carnation Sewing
club. The time passed quickly and
pleasantly in ueedieworz and CONVEX
sation. Later games and contest pre-
ceeded the sewing % an elaborate
lunch cloth Cut flowers formed the
table and house decorations
The pupils 81 the sixth grade as
sisted b. Their teacher. Miss Adel.a
Leonard VIII give an entertainment IN
the form % q play az the Mckinley
school some time this month
james Gibbons who recently recoy-
erred from a sesere Illness has gone
to Chicago 20 rccuperate-
The Slyis Royal Se:Ehbors We're
DEL shtfrIly entertained saturday aft
e-uooa and evening. There we're IS
present The guests being from Rock
Island. Moline. East Moline and sill
vis The game % 500 was the diver
sion OF the occasion when just Il
tables we're surrounded by the
guests Mrs Tony EstrOff % Siivis
vou the first prize. which consisted
% q large cr0chcted nut basket and
six small ones. The second prize vas
awarded 10 Mrs. Arnold q Moline.
Miss Nelii. Freeman. Mrs. Thomas
Wanlcss and Mrs George Sieeth won
the prizes IN a guessing contest
which were a guest towel. dresser
scarf and crocheted dolly. Later an
elaborate three course luncheon vas
served by the hostess a. the Grier ho-
tel The decorations wcre purple and
white ribbon and roses Mrs. John
solomon and Miss Nellie Freeman rem
de-ed a delightful musical program
during the eve1ius-
Miss EfHc GrixEs OF Blue Island was
visiting friends here last week
Mrs r Y. McAvoy vas paid visit
By Mrs. Clinton Shelter q Chicago
who returned home last week.
Florence washburn has returned
home from I visit with relatives N
uchraska-
George Titberry and family have as
a guest Mrs. \ =. Mitchell OF Topeka.
Kant
Tuesday afternoon airs. I-ad5re Q;
FIfth street and frs; avenue enter
tainssi the members OF the Cottage
Prayer circle. Rev. c. ". Osborne led
e devotional exercises which con
sisted % bfsie reading. PRAYER and
discussion Of the subject Later the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
EAST INCLINE is TO HAVE
SEVEN BLOCKS OF ASPHALT

East Moline is 20 have seven blocks
Of asphalt paving with brick lounda-
ton. the board OF local improvements
this morning having awarded The
paving Of Seventeenth avenue from
First to Seventh street TO the Central
Engineering company of Davenport.
The improvement viii cost $2J,100.
The TrtCity Railway company has
agreed to double-track Seventeenth
avenue for the entire distance and TO
change the grade from Third to Sixth
street so the tracks viii not be higher
than the pavement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
Sent a cabiesram.
MOLINE OBITUARY
EunersI b IL. clauaon.

The funeral Of Mrs. Nellie Clauson
VIII be held at . O'Clock Thursday aft
eruoou az the home. 4O1 Ninth street,
Moline. Rev. a. r. Bergstrom viii ofiic-
:ste and interment viii be in River
side cemetery.
Ms. Clauson died Monday after
noon az lhe city hospital after an III
ness OF only three DAYS with pneu-
monla. She was "a native OF Sweden.
- years OF age and had lived in No
line so years. Her husband died %
years ago. five weeks after the mar
riase. pneumonia being fatal in his
case. Four sisters and a brother in
Sweden and two brothers in this coun-
try survive. one OF the latter being
Gust Swanson OF this city and the
other John Swanson Of Kansas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

II Won VIII 20 into any first class store
and get bottle of s. s. :. you are on
the way to getting rid of Catarrh. But
of something Just as good"
s. s. S, is taken into the blood lust as
naturally as the most nourishing food. II
spreads Its influence over every organ in
the body, comes through all the veins and
arteries, enables all mucous surfaces 10
exchange intiammatory acids and other
Irritating substances for arteriaI elements
that effectuaily cleanse the system and
thus nut an end to all catarrhal pollution
). ). ). cleans out the stomach OF mucous
accunulations, enables only pure blood
making materials to enter the intestines,
combines with these food elements to
enter the circulation, and in less than an
hour is at work throughout the BODY in
the process of publication
The medicinal components of s. S. S.
are relatively Just as essential to WELL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

tainment at Boden's hall Monday
evening.
Horace Clark visited Sunday IN
North Henderson.
William Strathan was Rock Island
passenger Saturday
Moving picture slides of Matherville
were shown at the opera house Mon
day evening.
Thomas Hughes visited Sunday IN
Sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Roquet were Sher-
rard visitors Sunday.
John Lawson left on Monday for a
business trip 10 Wisconsin.
John Blaine is Ill.
Mrs. Foster and son John were in
Davenport Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
EXERCISE BENEFICIAL TO
WOMEN.
Strength, often May De Gained by ~
sieisUs Activity or Part %
the Sick

the SICK
The woman suffering from the iIIs z
her sex often loses ambition and viu
not exert herself iu the least. her mus
cies become aabby. hc= circulation
bad and nerves wrecked Another
woman suffering from the same Ills
viii lay out for herself a system %
ccuvaiescrnt exercises OF deep breath
Ing even before leaving her bed II
the woman vii but write Or. Pierce at
the Invaiids' Hotel. Buffalo. y. T.. she
can get free medical advice On such
eases. also a t0C0-paEc book with ad-
vice on Hygiene. How % care for the
sick. SEX problems. Diseases % WON
sn. etc all for J dimes OF 90 cents
IN stamps 20 Pay for ruaiiirE
Sick women thousands OF them
have been cured BY the use % DIT
Pferec's Favorffc Prescription II = a
Wor1an's touic that has stnElenCss %
purpose In curing the disease % WON
IN Only. u establishes regularity.
heals Inflammation and baaishes pain
The dull. sunken eye With rs dR-k cir
eles which comes % suffering - ban
ished-so too IL the saIIow. sunkca
cheek the shrunkeu foru-Whcu this
~Prescrfptior" Il used II l. n temper
ance remedy because made without al
cphot-of native roots and herbs
womea who suffer should not wait
al a breakdown causes prostration- n
you arr anxious 20 correct the deranEe-
msrr Of the delicate feminine orEzls.
to overcome irrftabtlity and rsrvous-
ns&s. waste 10 time. but set D-.
Pterre's FAvorite Prescription f. liguid
or table, form this very day az any
medicine dealers and tomorrow yoa
viii knox that you are on the highway
TO health and happiness Write for
free t36paxe book on diseases Of
women
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets rcxu-
late and fnvfxorate stomach. liver and
oo~clA-lAdv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
DROP FIGHT UPON
THE COMMISSION?
BELIEVED PRESENT FORM OF
GOVERNMENT IS SAFE IN
MOLINE FoR PRESENT.
Little 4esrs 81 Petitions for election
ard Opposition Candidates
All Failed.

Failure % bring out a candidate for
mayor Ia opposition % 81 T. Carlson
o; Moiins Is taken 10 mean the col
lapse % the movement against the
commission form % government 10 that
city. It a. known that those who IA
vor a return % The alGerruanic form
tried hard % induce some promising
candidate % come forward. meaning
90 make u a teat 90 strength. but
found nobody who wnT conceded
good chance o. election Who vas viii
inz % make the race
Apparently there has tee1 "a -S-<lrge
90 sentinent iu regard to che commls-
sion form on tte part % some " those
Who fought DO most consistently four
years ago. Coas ersl11 o. certain 81
the leadera az that time Who nov feel
that the change vas really one FOR
the best Interests OF che city. has done
a great deal FOL dhcouraE. leaders iu
the present opposition movement.
scne asels ar5 fh~ latter le.d q
meeting an ordered petitions printed
aad circulated With q sis~ oi submit
ting the recall % tho commission form
To- che people worker were started
oue vlfh che petition and for a Vees
did fairly vsI Reports which tley
Eruuehr u were l.EEiF urfr. r-tr
Later their rarlus.1s-u Uarsd and ..r
- III ..-..... l.,--.. az r4srf-.. has
49,. r..-.f 80 ft. r4rerlrr o. GIL
.s-..r..s.-r III "a. ,-rr .... -..Ir.d AZ laarr
~. .-1-I.1.
49,. -. .a--.. l...bf I'D. fl the .e-
-.l.s, ..f ,~ election 4a ra. comm a.
80. r.-r- f..I -frar one. f.aI been held
t,'..r.~r go eg-1.. Isre-. ana aftsr
49,. -. 49,. 49, ~.rrr 4Es.lrrre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
SHERRARD


William Campbell of Brereton. Ill.
came Thursday. called here by the
serious Illness Of his sister, MIS-.
James Bell.
Walter Foster of Davenport was
here on business last week.
Mrs. Joe OT,eary and daughter
went to Matherville Friday returning
home Monday
Mrs Thomas Thompson and son
Philip went to Orion Friday 10 visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. OIeary
and other relatives and friends till
Monday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Haddick died Saturday
Feb. 20. Of bronchitis II was buried
the same day in the Sherrard GENE
terry
Mrs. Vance Sherrard and daughter,
Mabel. were in Rock Island shopping
one day last week.
SIr. and Mrs. George Zude and baby
went TO Matherviiie Friday and Wis
tied with relatives and friends.
The play The Daughter of the
Desert given by Sherrard home tai
ent Tuesday evening. Feb. Is, was
well patronized and produced They
paved at Viola Monday evening, At
Natherville Friday and at Coal Valley
Saturday evening. The play VIII be
given again il Sherrard in the near
future.
Robert Beattie was severely injured
in the mines last Thursday when
some dirt and slate fell on him. break
ing one OF his legs at the ankle and
fracturing two RIBS besides being IN
ternally injured.
The L. r. church IS having a series
of revival meetings 10 continue for
two weeks.
Principal Lloyd Swengel and five Of
the high school students: Cecil O'Mei-
Ia Fred Edwards. Willie Theuy, Clf
ford Han and Forrest Engles walked
to the Southern junction and took the
car for AIedo and spent Friday and
Saturday. They enjoyed game OF
basketball and were taken through the
William and Vashu college. They re-
ported a good time AID enjoyed their
trip Mr. SwengeI returned Sunday,
the boys returning home Saturday eve
ming
Mrs. o. P. Beals returned to her
home in SiIvis Friday after three days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Melia.
Rev. Mr.. schumacher of west of
Sherrard visited az Hinckley. H.. last
week.
MIR. and Mrs William Tomlinson of
E!dridge. Iowa. are visiting with rela-
tives ard friends in the vicinity OF
cable and Sherrard.
Fred Beck Of southwest Of Cable
moved to Sherrard last week. He has
quit farming and viii run grist mill
in Sherrard.
Miss Tornquist returned home
Thursday TO New Windsor after a visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Elda Roseen.
Miss Emaline Lawson Of Cable went
TO East Moline Thursday.
Homer Haddick went 20 Maquoketa.
Iowa. where he has secured a position
in . barber shop.
George Hallas was in Rock Island
on business Friday.
Peter Higginson and family depart
ed last week for their new home near
Red Wood Falls. MINI, where Mr..
Higginson will farm this year.
Mrs. L. F. Greer went to Moline
last week 20 visit her daughter. Mrs.
David Enghoim and to see her new
granddaughter who arrived Feb. ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

balanced health rs The nutTItIve pTuFttIIs
ties of the grams. meats. sugars, and iF.s
of foods. ANY local irritating inliu eH ',s
in the blood is re ected by tine t-sps
cells and eliminated By reason o. us
stimulating influence of s. $. :;
You viii soon realize its wonderful n
fluence by the absence of headache, q de-
cided clearing of the air passages,
steadily improved nasal condition, and
sense of bodily relief that proves now
completely catarrh often infests the en-
tire system.
You will find s. 6. s. on sale at all drug
stores. 1t is a remarkable remedy 20.
any and all blood affections, such =
eczema. rash, lupus. letter, psoriasls;;
boiis; and all other diseased conditions o.
the blood. For special advice on an
Co. 202 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
DO not trifie with substitutes. imits-
tons. or any of the horde OF Just -
good" coanterfeits OF S. S. 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
NEARLY A HUNDRED SIGN
PROTEST ON ASSESSMENT

Steps 20 Grht the assessments FOR
the Second street storm drain in No
limo viii be again considered Thurs
day evening at a meeting 20 be held
aJ the hail a; Third avenue ana Fifth
street Since the meeting SUNDAY
nearly one hundred have signed the
petition protesting against the manner
in which the assessments have been
levied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
INCLINE DEGREE STAFF At
EAGLES HOME OPENING

Moline aeric No. 1tt2. r. o. r. Tues
day evening Initiated four candidates
and received applications from three
who desire 90 become members The
new hOor work was put on BY the de-
gree star under The leadership OF
Jcel Carlson. being given for the first
time and without hitch. The de-
gree star Is 70 Eivc an exhibition At
the formal opcuins 90 the Rock Is
land Eagles building March T..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
go Ia Rampaae.

For some reason the sewers OF East
Moline have failed TO carry of the
water from Mondays run and as a re-
suit the easements Of several build
ings are filed with water Citizens
are having i strenuous time pumping
it out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
Frneral IL Frank schicb. ID.

The funeral OF Frank Schieb. Jr-
was held 81 . O'Clock Tuesday after
noon al Holy Trinity church, Father
Kubisc officiating and interment being
I'm 81. Nary's cemetery. East Moline.
The child died Monday afternoon al
the home. III Fifth avenue. Moline.
at the ase OF 10 months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
PROTEST AGAINST
DELAY BY M0LINER
CLARENCE {. MOORE DETAINED
FOR A WEEK BY A BRITISH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Occurs While He Is On Way Home
from Africa Where He Represents
Moline Pillow Company.

Clarence E. Moore of Moline has
gotten into the limelight through a
protest he has flied with the American
embassy at London against being de-
tanned on vessel for a week while it
was being taken through the mine
nelds into the Thames. II is expected
that he win be home in 4 short time.
Hr. Moore for two years has been
South African representative of the
Moline Plow company and ne IS now
on his way home He took passage
from Africa 20 England on the Blue
Funnel steamer Aenaes. which reach
ed the English coast more than a
week ago.
Sent a cabiesram.
About a week ago L. c. Banding
assistant secretary OF the pillow COM
pany. received a cablegram from Mr..
Moore in which the latter complained
OF the trouble he was having getting
into England because of the laws gov
erning the comings and gOings of
aliens.
Mr. Moore's home is at 1915 FIT
teenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
False Alarm.

Moline fire laddies responded TO an
alarm at 2s40 Sixteenth street this
afternoon. They found that the house
al that number was vacant and that
there was no need for their services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

posed TO sign petitions for candidates
OF another party.
It s understood that Mr Ausbrook
will have to withdraw from the race.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

Thor NorbcFg OF Moline has been
engaged TO take charge Of the gym
uastic classes AZ Au~ustaua college
The advanced class viii SIN an eXhi-
billion during the spring
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

An the news all the time-The Argus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-20
STUDY and EXERCISE

Study does not hurt q child unless
the study time 10 taken from time
that should be spent IN out-ofdoor
exercise.
overstudy and lack Of exercise
make thin. bloodiess children. II n
q combination that proyokes 81.
vitusf dance.
II your child 10 thin and pale, list
less. inatfentive. has q nckie appe-
lite and IN unable 20 stand stili or
eft still. you must remember that
health 10 even more important than
education.
See TO II at once that the patient
does not overstudy. gets at least two
hours out-of-door exercise every day,
sleeps ten hours out Of every TWEEN
y-four and takes q non-alcoholic
tonic like DR.. Williams Pink Pills
until the color returns 20 cheeks and
lip. and the appetite becomes nor
NAL.
For growing children who become
pale and thin Dr. Williams, Pink
Pulls are not only safe but IN the
great majority OF cases they are the
very best tonic that can be taken.
They build mp the blood and
strengthen the nerves and assist ma
ture In keeping pace with rapid
growth.
The Dv. Williams Medicine Com
pany. schenectady. ~ Y, win send
you two books on the blood and
nerves n you mention this paper. II
POUR child n very young ask for the
booklet The Care Of the Baby. !"
Your own druggist sells Dr.. WI
lang PM r1Ilss--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-20
d. A. r.. GATHER IN
WASHINGTON FOR
ANNUAL MEETING

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Ths
daughters Of the American Revoiu-
ton opened their twenty-sourth an.
nuai convention In Continental
Memorial hall today. Mrs. william
Cummings Storey. president general
presiding. President Wilson was due
to speak this afternoon
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey.
Independence. Kas.. leads the Storey
opposition Mrs. Storey seeks an
other term. Already the two leaders
have counted noses" and both ap-
pear confident. The contest prom
ises to be exceptionally strenuous,
N MS. Storey % . capable oficial
and popular leader. while the oppos-
ing faction II said to have strong
backing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-20
CARNEGIE PEACE
PRIZE MAY GO
TO DIR. ATKINS

Detroit friends OF the Rev. Gaius
Glenn Atkins former pastor Of the
First Congregational church. and
now IN charge OF the pulpit Of Cen
trai Congregational. Providence. r.
l.. are pleased 20 learn that q peace
essay submitted by him IN the An
drew Carnegie prize competition ID
being considered By the Judges. The
essay. q n said. 10 the sermon de-
iivered by Dr.. Atkins In Detroit
some time ago. when he was sup
plying the pulpit Of the First Con
gregational for Dr.. Huget It In 4
masterpiecs Of English. ..
The Rev. Warrington GLADDEN.. OF
Columbus. who preached In the
First Congregational Sunday. Ii one
Of the JUDGES In the Carnegie con
test.