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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
NETHERSOLE
Starring Vehicle is to BE
Filmed by the Vitagraph.
Company.

1 Olga Nethersole'o starring veh4cle
.rThe Writing on the WALL. William
HurIburt's psychological. drama OF
greed. is the next big picture TO be
undertaken for production by the
E1tagraph company.
The story has been picturtzed from
the Original play script by Marguer
lite Bertsch and will be produced BY
director Tent johnson with strong
cast including Joseph Kifgour as II
wing Lawrence, Virginia Pearson: as
Barbara, Naomi ChtldersS as Murtel.
Robert Gat11ard as Schuyler Law
renee and Bobby Connolly as Harry
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Jackson and AndreWs Conlpazly TO otter
Musical Comedies at the OdeOn Ihenter
Bewitcf1ing Beauty Chorus Has
Much to Do in The Diff
fereIi Plays.

The attraction at the Odeon theater
for the coming week will he Jackson
and Andrews big musical comedy
company in repertoire OF clean.
br1ght. Sparkling musical comedies,
and an abundance OF good singing and
dancing by a brilliant aud bewttchtng
beauty choruG
The play for Monday and Tuesday
viii be The Fascinating Widow and
the following Will be the cast of char
acters:
kitty, cute one Miss Ida Howard
ME- Raymond Bert Jackson
DIR. Ache and Pain Robert Oswald
Miss Smith Miss Babe joyce
Barney McGure Frank Wrtgnt,
Able Abrahamson-.-. Charles Colder
The eddy widow Miss Ollie Payne
Members of chorus-Marie Tapley,
violet Eldridge, He1en Natol, Lillian
warren, Madeline Williams and Rose
The musical numbers will beasf
follows: -.
Opening chours - company
Love I'm the Ar 1888 Der acksonss
.<Lindyz Lee Miss Payne and. choTus
i'm the kid Bert JACKSON
Camp Meeting Shore :;
CHARLES Golden and chorus
!'tody Idea of Girls -:
Bert Jackson and chorus
ls1Old Crow" Frank Wright and chorus
.-The Eclipse Trior---ss---@-.
Messrs Jackson. Golden and Oswald
4,fnaIe .-- Entire company
The pictures for Monday Will be
two-part Lnbin5 feature. entitled her
Other Self and a Biograph en-
titled ga Much Needed Lesson
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
TRAN BLOWN up FOB MOVIE.

Blowing up Of freight car on a
moving train is one OF the real thrill
lers in The Test OF Man" a new
Bison picture produced by Henry
MoRae at Universal CITY This re-
markable feat was accomplished with
great danger to several OF the actors
who took part in the big scene, but
with the exception OF a Few scratches
no one was hurt.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Pictures at Home of the Pipe
{. Organ This Week to Be
Interesting. a.

The coming week at the Robinson
Grand promises to be an exceedingly
Interesting one The weeks bill pos
eesses the necessities to SATISFY he
most exacting In pictures. from s1nelo-
drama to the Hghtest comedy
tomorrow night it win have Tor
its feature Paramount release, pro
duced by the Bosworth Company. Eli
Sic Janis. int..The Caprices Of Kitty
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

American screen actresses who can
play any role from a simple child OF
ten to a vampire She is considered
one OF the most versatile film stars
of today. Her newest film Is Some
times the Loser Wins
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
oPERA sTAR R.NOFIEs.

s F1avfa 4rcaros vel Known In opera:
circles and with many stellar Tfunpns
to her credit, has been appearinE IN
some OF the recent Sdfson-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Tday. and ON, this occasion the fea-
EturS rs to Be Of more than ordinary
EEEitasr espeeiaIl to. this community-
rs stitIe Is eSunshiHe Molly . The
picture was taken in the California
sou feds by the BosworthS Compare
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Charles Klein, the playwright
drowned in the sinking OF the L1si-
tania. left nearly all his property to
his wife His. estate Is said TO- be
estimated at $1.000,G10. all made by
his plays.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
She Can Play
Any Fin, ROLe

Here We have dainty Violet Ner
sereau. the little blonde Imp, In a
gorgeous creation of velvet and
spangled lace Violet IS one OF the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Confined on page s. second secttono
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
SPREADING THE ALARM

During recent burglar scare an
eccentric old man bought dog that
was warranted good houseguard.
When he retired for the night the
dog was fastened in the kitchen as
the most likely place to catch any of
the expected burglars.
In the early morning a neighbor
went to awaken him and heard the
old man say to his wife:
Get up, Bet, and waken that dog;
there's burglars in the house"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
ToDAY's OLDEST STORY

Goshen, Ind, April 14.-Johnnie
Wolf is approaching the age of 20
months and is sound and happy. He
didn't have a frog in his throat; it
was in his stomach.
The youngster began losing weight
despite hearty appetite and mother
had visions of a tapeworm. The boys
stomach was photographed via X-ray
and big lump was seen. Doctor OPP
Grated and brought out a half-peund
milk-fed frog in the best of health.
Mrs. Marry Wolf believes Johnnie
swallowed a tadpole when trey Wis
tied Mrs. Robert Gregory, his grand
mother, in Syracuse. They drank
hydrant water there.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14

| ORGANIZATION MEETINGS ARE A
HUGE SUCCESS I'D.
Shop meetings held last night in an
attempt to organize the failing indus
try in Chicago were huge success.
Tailors in the employ of the Cont
mental Tailoring Co. organized them
selves without being approached by
organizers and went down in body
to the headquarters of the .Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers of America
last Monday and joined. Many of the
other shops are doing the same, the
organization work being done by the
workers themselves inside of the
shops, owing to the intolerable condi-
tons existing in this traed.
Because of the interest the tailers
and cutters are taking in -organiza-
ton the scab importing agencies are
busy. The United Secret Service Co.,
25 North Dearborn st., has sent out
a circular letter offering to place male
and female spies in the shops to as
sist in eliminating the union.
1--WE know from past experience"
the letter read, that by eliminating
unionism a manufacturer can reduce
the cost of operation" They also
offer to furnish strike breakers in
punches, including gunner and slug
gers-classified as guards and spe-
cial police, in case of strike.
1t is expected there will be an i'm
mense attendance at the mass meet
ing next Monday night at the West
Side auditorium, Taylor and Racine,
when Jos. Schlossberg, vice pres. of
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America, will speak.
-o-o-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14

est woman sprinters of the Pacific
was won here during the Mid-Pacif1c
Carnival by Dorothy Becker of San
Francisco in 35 is esconds.
Ruth Stacker, a Hawaiian, and
Miss Becker's keepest rival, finished
second.
The slow time and a subsequent
controversy between partisans of the
two swimmers resulted from the in
adVertent crossing of Miss Stacker
from her own swimming lane to that
of Miss Becker's, so that both became
confused, stopping at the 4O-yard
line.
Shouts from bystanders spurred
them on again, and the Becker girl
finished few feet in advance, fight
ing for the lead.
Timers declared afterward that
but for the stop at the 40-yard line,
Miss Becker would probably have fin
ished in 20 or 80 seconds, decided
record. In view of the circum-
stances, both swimmers want to race
again, since neither feels that her
abilities were fully displayed.
Two other Honolulans, Miss Lu-
Gle Legros and Bernicia Lane, con-
tested, finishing third and fourth re-
spectiVely.
. Miss Becker came here particular
ly to try her speed against Miss
Stacker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
A JITBUS IN LIEU
OF TROLLEY LINE

inauguration OF jitbus service
which promises 20 flI "a real need was
Witnessed at Hampton today when
George Turner of that village started
making regular trips by auto 20 CON
meet with an cars gr WatortoVn-
There is also a ji,bus service from
WATERFOWL 90 Moline. as wei as troll
1cy connections with the city.
Hampton. Port Byron and Cordoya
have fCit for some years that thcy
should have intcrurban connection
U-ith the tri-citics. The TRICKY Rail
eay company has been urged repeat
cdly % extend its Watcrtowu line
farther up tho valley and there have
been rumors that a right OF way had
been secured for a rail line. How
over. nothing ever cam" OF g.
Through tho efforts or The Nissis-
sippi Valley Scenic route promoters
the road M the river has been mush
improved and is noV in such state
o. repair that 10 can be used by auto
mobiles almost ans day in the wear.
II the service warrants i- Is stated
there viii he more cars run between
Hampton and WatcrtoVu and others
viii take up tho business TO Port BY
ron and possibly 90 Cordova-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
INTEREST IN FIGHT ON
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER

.rfa-a .H ffr elect lon .r south
galIae t.aarF.p famorF1s crufrrs Doe
r1- rzlr over HisHvsy commissioner
Lyman Wrrfrff republican. o. or.
posed r1 ga LANDER people and rHr
issue .r largely s'rHE gfrTpaai fines
frrereef 81 FsFgaf~l tecaurr OF fH~
aruua -d road Improvement tn be-
made 'r frr fpuusrIp t1-.uE -lr come
Irs rarr or fvo = constable vu
also aa chosen. fE- crudldaree being
o. Els. rrpgttear. and John
l.Fs8se. peoples. Tho t1f.uE place.
e.J hr ta tre South Wai.ur trsn EHU
.r tsr frss precinct and ir frr Office
1f se~ Peoples Poser company .r East
u1'isr Cog F.~ second precinct Won
rr maF rTse f1r siEraey eruwIes. uu-
r aEf roc for Constants.
uaa wssa+I ffef O. petition <stgr-
fsr evening fs an sadrpHrarrf carI.-
1sfr fog police magistrate au East
Notice Saturday vac rE@ 'aHE tsV
f9- GOO fHrs % petitions. S.r r'rsf.pa
bF.EF er'f April 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
AMATEUR CROP EXPERTS
MAKE RECORDS IN IOWA

ra....E Hr Npr s#fvvs ess fse
distraction "a. e~srz tk- tenr % $40
Boys arf ar- grit ea1 have ~ssabt .ss.
ea remarkable records ja azries,s.-rst
raee
fsrf E-Err ~ Cooper raised tsg
.sser.s of rare on bis er~arrr s'af
Case gear fr east OF SO q. ua&aeE
10 srafs rf $3.50.
eIruers yssr 90 Fsirf~'e usae
Fs- sesE rrrs-E or tss rortE=ru sfstFs
fs ra5s.~E corr srf pEs Bss corr
rt-.f vac tsH esssrls for ses acre.
IRE tersr rTss was stFtf. ass rrt
rr9fss sttS9t. On tss ur~aauas be
raised o. PIGS a. cost ~ aaogt =
eT~ts "a soaeE srf r-sf~ a PROSE ~
fsEff on sssr o. fhts rrcsa-saE q
sr1rfs 20 charged rts ovu corn 20
h.s SIS ss rarsss rr'ers
Ese Fsrs1as % CtsrtrGa raised
mere t1nasees rs5sn6s-oa
teats.aerr sI1s sssa afs~r Eirf elah
sssrsers tr ere rarsa atr as ssfs
az ecss 81 stsst asf maee a p-uat
~ Ettass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre TO Hair.

You can turn gray. faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night II you'll get q 50-cent bottle of
'Wyejh's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" AZ any drug store Millions OF
bottles OF this old, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually. says a we'll
known druggist here, because it dark
ems the hair so naturally and evenly
that no one can tell it has been ap-
piled.
Those whose hair is turning gray, be-
coming faded, dry. scraggly and thin
have a surprise awaiting them, because
after one or two applications the gray
hair vanishes and your locks become
luxuriantly dark and beautifuI-alI
dandruff goes. scalp itching and falling
hair stops.
This is the age OF youth. Gray-haired.
unattrec:ive folks aren't wanted
around. SO get busy with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur tonight and you'll be de-
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within
few days.
Harper House pharmacy.-(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
MOLINE ORDERLY
DURING THE YEAR
POLICE CHIEFS REPORT SHOWS
FALLING orr OF % Per
CENT ~ ARRESTS
csrsissrs ;-- s-s~i.s Gees n Vis~
% Mary oss 81 ~srs ARD ere
Fe-iins 90 Unrest

Thas woiszs has sesa a. orderly
ei-y surtnE ts~ isss year is evi1enccd
D. ere f.-4res 10 the report submitted
20 ths fTo~ cts comnissioa today by
Police Chisf . 81. Blsant The only
eonp!aizt he has % make Is that bis
force is zot large enough 10 cover tho
city - % should b. covered Re
qg~sts are c1minE On almost constant.
iT. che caief says. for police aftsntiou
90 outlying aecfiDrs and f1r oficcra 90
perform special duty aud these must
airsost sfwaFs b. turned down BE-
cags~ o. lack ~ an adequate force
For tE~ year ending march 20 last
tH~ number OF arrests uaa f5f against
ttss fos thr previous year. The
csisf considers thiH reduction % 60
Per ceut remarkable. c1usidcTluE the
fsct that many men ucr~ our 90 en-
r'oyuieat and the period Eas one o.
srzeraf Enr=sf
Most ~ tre arrests as usual nF-N
FOG drunkenness and fisordeFg con.
duet. z1t beirz booked on the former
and 27s on ths after chars. Therr
sere IL arrests made bg motorcycle
p7iiremeu for fpsrdluE-
Many Sss Wor7ers-
of those arrested 1ss we're from
oct % tre cts. iravirE but s1i $40.
liners uho frausEresEed fh~ inu and
were cH1zEf az &c. Turrr ecrr %
saG-r am1uE fhosr arrested.
rEr total number lodged a. .tr pn-
le- station vas rs51 OF which stf
serr LODGED dursuz enc last month 10
fHe year
Tho chief commerfs the police
gymnasium ir ffe city har and rspr
raur thr ssnofjrs gallery ir tdr
basement as % Errat benefit to fhe
members % che force
Tire ambulance wt.cF has been ir
service slreT 1910 without any 'rrer-
rlpfI1r IF having See frsf nrerfau,irz.
fH~ o.d horse drawn vehicle Ff~r|He
Ir tar mrsuf.rHT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
CONTACION LIGHT
IN THE PL0W CITY
oNLV 4 ooxE~ CASES At T-E
Eso o. wAsc-+. TrfE -EALTr
coW~fssro.Ea sEsoRTs.

o. Perry vessel rifv vsTsiei4z.
szsrffrrG tas reue-- 90 fss Noise
eor- 1fasla- r1eaF NJ showed ttst
r~r~ u--r t- cases % c1-taEqz IN
roe r.tr Ar f-r rlrss % warch Oar
s1z re me-se rssrr vsrs $50 cases -
scarce fever rlzr - sssaIpoS ar9 -
- a-sas.-F B.-rts sszhsTst &C. aef
FerFrs
TIE ~-~e-l-F 80 ftr es1rtss'7- vas
.r~r-rsfef fs vas decided r1 pgt.isf
Ffr -raa-r Coz ere rear % Cifr EzEin-
~s- f.rfs rartsr arf 90 prepare SO
eer ~ fe- Fssrs.ftr- TFts report
vfI a~ fr~ r-s- a. ere sf1f issrsf To-
tear years rr utr .r~fefr ug-trs ~
nTet ~ paved streets. Hafrrraa .as.
sewers ere s.f~wauts. park acreage.
s-f great DEAL % css~r tata. ire
b. a-ee ~ ere tire vas teTotsf 60
-o1s.-s taF rssF a-f tse a.'1wi-E %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
BIRTHS IN
COUNTY IN YEAR
REPORT OF CLERK FILED WITH
STATE HEALTH BOARD SHOWS
INTERESTING FIGURES.
Male Children Exceeded Female by
40 and January Leads in Num-
Der With f4s New Arrivals.

Births in Rock Island county for the
calendar year OF 1914. ending Dec. 81.
numbered 1915. according TO report
Just completed in the county clerk
office and sent TO the state board Of
health
Male children born during the year
exceeded female in number. but the
difference was only f6. There were
5a9 boys. 6SS girls and three in which
the sex was not stated. White chill
drcn numbered 1.39S and colored Il.
Eight mothers gave birth TO twins
SiNty-two children We're dead at birth.
The majority of mothers and fathers
or the children born in this county
were Of American pareutase and over
oue-third were of Illinois nativity.
Statistics on this score:
Mothers $40 born i'm Illinois. $50
elsewhere in the United Statese; AS
foreign born, and - nativity not
given.
Fathers born in Illinois: 400
elsewhere in the United States. 446
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
TIM SMITH DROPS
DEAD IN A RACE
WELL KNOWN -oFsEwAN sue.
cUHBs WHILE WORKING
FAST HEAT At ALEDo.
Had Often seen ir Events IN TINS
cslrty-Herry v.rr Finds
Corpanion's Plight

AIriu. Apri a.-Tim smith. Gales
tu-s ONE of che best known horse
mru ~ ths section. dropped dead
Saturday morning In ri- suity at the
Fair Tru1adF here while SWING one ot
bis horses a hard work out in prac-
tes ei'h Hear Micrs. Rock Island
NJ smith recently moved his
str'rs uf hurrr su~ Ep-nz training
to thr iracs at Mercer county fair
zro udf He had driven OATS horse
several miles and vas working a fast
last hcat wi'a Mr N.cr who is also
training here
Tho tao driver had just headed n
IN thr stretch eheu Nr. Ntcr turned
bis head 20 say something 90 his
cpmraui1n and noticed De was sitting
IN an unnatural position in h.s suisy
huf thought little OF 90 until he no
deed Che 'attrrE horse running He
turned again and saW that smith had
nearly fallen over ln tho sgiky Nr
Mier called 90 the mon ~ the barns
20 stop tre animal and they found
SIN tf iu On unconscious condition Tie
eaE EivFu medical attention bit cx-
rTri Fifh.r frv minute. o. Is
tholzbt heart disease vas the cause
% h.s demise.
Well Known Here.
Mr smith vas wcIi know in rae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
RUNS STOLEN AUTO AS FAR
AS THE OIL WILL TAKE IT

Frars Mack Fifr avrHar. 500
ir-s saturday eteEiuE sf tw.rp 1sft
ais Nett~ roadster iu th~ street af bits
bone spF q fre r-tagsrs. Vince De-
rrsErred for it it vas gone Ife did
noe earrI. b1s seat to bed and had a
sToG E.Etfs sleep tr ff= morning
to- secured arotl~r car and scut .u
searea 90 bic machine. fnGirE go near
Fgssg -fffs street. Moline
WErn be- t~ft Go che Or had been
practically s8hsustrt sud De- tneW
fksf Co upgif rot run very FAR Nr-
PsFFrf.y tse party et1 tsos lf ran
Sc ss Gar as 90 voaia g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat tt You Feel
Baekarhv or Have E'ad-
der Trouble.

Msst FERNS Grtc actt whirf -v~fs-s
ard eVer,Verss fEe sidnsTs ln tsrls rr
sorts 20 Hftef or from fss svsss~ Res
aiar sassrs ~ ness nasf 2 sf gre r.s
nevs occasionally 7eg rfsg re.fsVs
them uEs yeu rsi5eVe veur cove e.
reucvfaE al tss setas wsrfr snt ~
sen. else Feu FEEL a dslf m se~v -s sEr
ksda~y resiee. sEsfp eaias Ia tse bee <
90 sics h~aG.asas aizkin-ss. votag sror.-
srr sea~s. tsnEne - eeatsf snf vesa
the weather q BAD You bsv- fssuusss-
o. tvsnsss re gFfrs ts etoaty. el.t
q s~dim~us tas ensnasts efssn set
ersrae.e. oeGxfsx yeg 20 60 gp two
- tarss tfrn-s a,srtns tne ntEsE
To zsasrslfz~ sh~se t-rftstnaF aciGs
- sass sr tns sesy's urinsss wssts
- sooas ssGr eazces - Isf Ssits
avn Nar ssaFnasys take q saslss
0upsuesf - o stsss - vse-- s~fofs
1URkts<t fsr o s~w fsvr snd ye.r
os<oeys WI th~n act es~ snd efsft
- dsserf-r. eissop~ssr TBS aarsoss
essRs ~ ases srpn th- aid ~ xrsp~s
- has s-sn s<-ss ter s-n~rsriors -
onD~a 90 sssmuLse. stuxsiss si6nsSs
- SEQ sfs.ff~r h-rfssfs-u yse asfss
- fnsxp-nsf~.s harmless snf asak~~
. aeilsntnsf s6-rv-se-et usnAswstss
1Eszr vssce rulso1s 81 =er szt No
- tAas nsw sne ssse- tsns avess
- sp~ssos ssdnsv saf st&6fer 60
49,
t<Asp~r tso~s- eaAra>sy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
BRIDE PERISHES IN FIRE
WHEN OHIO HOTEL BURNS

rs,sfa. o.. As-I s-Tsc be6Y -
W-s Iees a. Frrs - Narfaa. ,fieh
Uss rseov erred yesterday fr1as fh@
-r4lrs - tss NlsEsra kotsl Wkacs sss
destroyed - frs Her htseard -
uzisstsz as = believed % savs bees
sszoeats9 90 bg-uss 90 dsatk Thsy
we're rsrrtsd tsrss days a<n sss ssrs
on tssfr Eeeey rseor-
Tes house e0efairss az ts4ss zoo
zisests. -Gsy % Wkosu kad rns beer
seceessrf sor I&ss Eixst Police ara
Frs--~u custsrgs s~zrcs 81 tk@ -st-s
N~russ Gssss ard his so Hai %
Csteazn. vsgssVtlls performers. we're
btsrrse 80 easiy fhss sasy are zoe 81
sscrs,i - recover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
COLLINS MEETINGS ARE
ARRANGED BY BOOSTERS

q a--aaz v.I o. rr.f fe-.zr. bF
collins sfrererfs az trr Ea.rasa
sras.er Hats rau a. rr~ feas 1t E1u
rsre rHe esssiar I'd called rr fEr
a.e- .r. .rssr.z a. Fr af fHr CaITF
.srae.zr Fol fer TsFlfra. ra.rteratE
sef seventeenth eFreisett
Tamarree evening voters r fFr
sash are ErresfF ore Eess sfe ras.
e. .a Huert q HreFirE tr b. re't rf
.er EIsw erHerrr store on F-tfr~a %
street, r.ar Er... avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
WILLARD AND IRVING TO
MEET FOR GRADE H0M0RS

Saturday afternoon IN the eIimina-
ton contest at the Moline y. VI. c. \.
Willard and Irving basketball players
won their games and will compete for
the grade school championship 10 he
decided In connection with the asso-
cations indoor grade school meet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
PL0W CITY VOLLEY BALL
TEAM IN SECOND DEFEAT

Invading Clinton for the second
time this season the Moline Y. VI. C.
\ volley ball team Saturday night met
Vith its second reverse in the up
river city. The Clinton team won
three out OF five. though IL lost on
total points. 81 10 20. Moline Is TO
play Rock Island tomorrow afternoon
at Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
SCHOOL DOES NOT REOPEN:
SCARLET FEVER Is CAUSE

The sehcot % ths Roman Catholic
eau-rh 30 East No,irc did 90; re-
surnr So sessions today after the usual
Easter vacation f0- the reason that
scarlet fever prevails among the pu-
PILE several % them arr 900 and one
% the Instructors is also said 90 b.
stltcts6 tt sas thought better 20
salt siii there is less danger % spread.
iuE re disease before reopeainE the
school
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
SHOP SUPERINTENDENT
At SlLVlS IS FINED

w1uait. s4peretenarrt %
U1.s ISLAND Stops af alue sas
rart so frf costs .r a iaFr.re % che
peace raa-t ss stv.a today ou a. chaFEr
Hf .aa.rF violated ss~ rfatr tseto-v
.sre FRI rrza-t f1 eFrfiiafiae % t1r
shops rrtrr ~sH H Gel said. present
el al .sHr.s.. tT rrr state factory
Inspector. u.r .r ssr~ save ter case
ss rse esfsr attorney 81 once here t9r
Tr.eeeH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
BlLLlAROlST TO GIVE
ANOTHER EXHIBITION

HEtsrsss ssaw. vto gave an Fs.
club Saturday stsuisE viu appear
tEis svFairE az che EaEi~s' billiard
9ar.o-s- He gave ore % the best c2-
tih.ff9rs SATURDAY, ever seen in che
efty arf ~ ehaitenz~s ths beet 30.
Hard o. poo players in ere ei'y 20
meet him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

tAAs~s "a wsil as raen Interested
~ the sssesss % Coilirs fs~
9svor. r-~ifin< IN ta~ t@ts. tsth ana
f7th prsefacts. are requested 70 az.
teud q raeetiox a. c'eioc< int svrs
utnG sf tss Railroad Brctaerasoe' >
hAr. Esyroiss eioes. a. foes - fIa
srs~t. - sfset prsciaet erxaalzEs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Ing circles throughout the central
states lass year me raced Society
leader and iu the latter part of the
season had thc famous trot;e- Howell
He gave Iowa Todd mss mark OF 2-of pa
He was known as one of the best
trainers and drivers in this part of
the country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
TOM MeRRIMAN WINNER
OF PRIZE AS a DIVER

Tom Merriman won first place in
the diving contest held at the Moline
Family theatre Saturday evening. Al
len Cooper vas second and Riley Nor
San third. Ten boys were entered. All
the winners are members OF the Mo-
line \. NJ. c. A swimming team. Ath-
lei-e goods were the prizes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
STEAL DOZEN CHICKENS
PULL HEADS IN The COOP

Chleksa thieves sunday uizhf took
~ bees and a rooster from ths coop
a. TIE horn@ % Charles G. Sundecu.
1910 Eisveath street Moline The
beads % The birds Ssrr pulled OF and
irft 20 the coop. The police ser. no
tif~d buf TO arrests have beeu mad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
s+saz e Teas ais. Ffrr- os.s

Wsco- Tex Ar-il s-Csrf ". a
Nayn~i4. president - fhs Texas Life
tssafsaes cu1p&sy. Texas Savings
s-e Loaz sssceiastor asa Material
CITY eazS 90 wsco. died hsrs. azed
- yvaTs. 20 vas n eassaiz o. fss
lhirs soeth Csruiiza lssassry "a Ihs
civil Va.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

~ astsruoor ta~r~ rii - a. atsistie
5rox-am SRA sus.llsh aauss isc,isf-
- aae fhsrr $50 b. s1rzs azs a yea
@ral ioilsseart1r-