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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
ENTIRE COUNCIL.
LEAVES THE CITY
Chief of Police Miller is Executive in
Absence OF the Com
mission.

Mayor McConochie and the four
commissioners left Rock Island at
3.25 o'clock this afternoon for Mon
roe, Wis, where tomorrow they will
inspect a large garbage incinerator
while it is at work They Will return
some time tomorrow evening
a Mcclure sanitary furnace, manu-
featured By Otto A Elliot d Co of
Springfield, is installed in that city,
and is of the type for which Mr.. FL
hot submitted a bid TO the council of
$500 This sum is the second low
est among the offers.
This means that the entire council
viii be out of the city FOR an entire
day Chief of Police Phil Miller, by
virtue OF his Office. is the chief execu-
tive OF Rock Island during the ab
seuce of the commission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
FIELD DAY PLANS
NOW COMPLETED
-Four Thousand school Children Of No.
line 10 Take Part In Annual Event
ai Browning Field Tomorrow.

tomorrow morning az s O'Clock the
Moline ere whistle az the waterworks
ufiI BE- blown 20 auaounee the annual
plbiie school lclI day exercises 90 be-
held az Browning Geld over 5000
pupils in the Nuiin. public schools
aili take part fn ease of favorable
weather the children will be- dismissed
from thcir studies earlier in the morn
iuE o. aiioW them 90 return 90 their
respective schools az g o'clock.
Exercises az she Browning field are
scheduled tn start promptly or ESQ.
Tho school and police authorities have
asked the public nos 90 enter the
grounds where the children are per
formirF. but % remain in che space
allotted % them. This order being IS
sued 20 prevent ovsr-rruwdiuE. as was
the case last wear
Pupils from the Mckinley anu Grin
nell schools. az vcii az the smaller
children from the Ericsson and Grant
schools. will take cars 90 the park.
Chiidrrn from the other schools VIII
march and their arrival az the park
will b. one % the most striking sights
% the Afternoon
Mothers have been cautioned not 20
take their children from the park until
the program Is over. and drinking wa
ter has been provided Tor the children
az the grounds The program follows
Overture Band.
Free movcments-Fourth grade pu-
pills.
Folk danec-Fifih grade.
Indian dancc-First and second
grades
Indian dancc-Third grade
Dumb bell cXercises-F'ifih grade
Wand cxcrcises-Scveuth grade.
MarchinE-Boys OF grammar Grade. Z
Waltz stcps-Giris % grammar
grade.
Formlag OF the fag OF United States /
by pupils
Presentation 20 each school % an /
American aag b. Lucrctia Garfield /
tent. Daughters % Veterans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
TWO NABBED FOR
THEFT 80 BIRDS
ftr&sus ~tatsu frau. EedsiE Cssps sH
rrsffh trsnar tF~ Recovered
hF rsiies.

Es-1r .s.es~es were 9a.-e sarfaF
s5s. sra~ re- Eeas af ttFs Albert
EstE 500 rvrsrs svssEe aaf ESQ
~s- ere police elsls r4atrt rss raaps
were arrested az rees to-day tF ne
r-ef.r-s reeE CO.'S sTt Ctar.rs Gie-
1s-r
reer gave fse.r ssHFs ss csFt asf
Leu U-eer se.5 resatE 5T fse uFsF ~ed
~ ere eiFF Sf Of Fse sgwls we're re-
covered. tss police e'sfTs ter birds
he5rs fasaf fr ssss=ssias % tse tv1
arrested
500 "a ssaeE vss Eearf f-em ere
esess tseea sse t5rfs were tsaea Hzer
cav rfEar aes res sTFil tt8esa7 n7Fr-
5ez vas ere srsfr ~ ere eesete~s ets-
covered. se asisstF d.f sss ftieFes
vTra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
MOLINE IN" BOOK TO
COME OUT NEXT WEEK

The annual M year book OF the
Moline high school viii be issued
next Wednesday, according 10 an an
nouucemeut AT the school yesterday
afternoon. The final proof is now be-
ing read by the editors and the edi-
tion viii go 20 press the last of this
week. Eight months has heep spent
in preparing the book and about 450
pupils have subscribed.
The work of grading the yard at
the Moline high school has now been
completed and grass seed has been
sowu Tennis courts viii probably be
installed at the old running track
next year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
OBITUARY


4 most Impressive service sss held
at 3 o'eideS today o. th~ home % -.
II C.uudas. HOS Fourteenth street.
ua~r fri~nds % Robert ~ Cioadas
assembled CO. pay their respect 90 his
memory. 4 great Horai display paid
sil@ut tribute 90 the esteem in which
BE- vas hr,d. one o. the moat hand
cone sarlands Vas q set piece sent
b. ERE members % typographical
uniuu 40. t05. the local ~ watch Mr.
Cioagas sad been a member.
Rev o. r. uuinTii. pastor % the
FIrst Methodist ehurch. gave nttinE
praise 90 the life Just closed Burial
was made in Chippiaunock- Tho
bearers Eere Harry e. FuimsF. Wal
lace Warren. Ava SINNERS. r 2
Reynolds. Wi. Hobb and John ThomP-
500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

ing a saloon at Ninth street and FIT
teeuth avenue, with the provision that
he take care of the minor children.
After his death the estate is TO be d.
vided among the children by the for
mer marriage.
The instrument was admitted to
probate May %, 1914 Mosar De
Bruyne was named executor in the
viii. but the court instead appointed
r. W Rank. Moline, administrator.
Undue influence on the part of the
second husband is charged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BURT LECTURES TO
BAPTIST CHURCHBiEN

~ fafrsrsgieE sGf kiEhiF iasfrze-
Eve lecture on tss Woostszea s2nzt9T-
fsss a. CoforaGa spFisEs vas Eivea br
\. a Barr befoFe ths @susheFs % tkr
Baptist Meas etsb - che szosthly
mertinE % tkaf orsasiz@tian las
aiEhfs
,fr Darts lecture vas illustrated
utsh scores % bssatiftt slides showing
sa~ zrausds ard tEsfF pictgrssqae sur
-a4aatrEs. TIE ssse % TIE eiGb we're
ve-v zgch pleased With the eesertP-
ssaa % me saEat6risz and iis opera
si61-
Fgnai zsssisE % Sss rear wiii b.
sid Jnzs IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Funeral Of Mss Agnes F=an.

TIE remains % Miss Agnes ?. Egan.
formerly % Rock Island. who died at
Alta Dcna- Cal. Dee {. will arrive
here Friday morning and funeral ser
vices will be held az wheeian's under
taking pariors and a. ST Joseph s
church. where mass wiii be said at .
O'Clock. Mr and Mrs. l.. C. Pfoh and
daughter. Katherine. and Miss Birdie
EEan. all accompany the remains
here. II e. the wish % relatives that
flowers b. omitted a. the funeral Bur
lai will take place IN Calvary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BALL PRESIDENT
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Membership Forces of Moline Organ
ization Successful In Annual EIee-
ton Held Yesterday.
ADMINISTRATION MEN ELECT TWO
4. ?. Lundberg Chosen Treasurer and
Eugene Taylor Secretary-0. r.
Hildebrandt Tn Be Retained.

Candidates OF the membership forces
were successful al the annual election
% the Moline Commercial club. held
last evening at the club rooms. only
two from the administration ticket be
ing chosen. The list OF officers follows:
President J. Ball.
First Vice Prcsideut-Calvin Aims
worth.
Second Vice President-H. ". Whit
slit
Secretary Eugene Taylor.
Treasurcr-C r Lundberg
William Butterworth. re-
elected. r. J. Marshall and 4. II. Head.
Mr.. Wh-tsitt and Mr. LUudberE were
candidates on the administration ticket
and Mr.. Ainsworth was nominated by
both parties
q. p Hiidchrandt will be- retained
as secretary OF the Commercial club
and Greater Moline committee. the
duties OF Mr TAYLOR being only OF an
advisory nature. 4 vote OF thanks was
extended Co the retiring officers The
ballot boxes were open from o'clock
yesterday afternoon until i'm the eve
ming and Zoo an 100 votes were cast. =
proposition 90 establish cafe service
iu the club was voted down by o. heavy
majority.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
TEUTON AND YANKEE
IN FIGHT IN MOLINE

Echoes OF the great European con-
aict vibrated IN the west end OF No
line Monday evening when a German
and another man. said 20 be a Yankee.
became involved over the war situa-
ton shortly after o'clock. The leu
ton was much the smaller OF the two
and emerged from the eonaic; with
broken hand. bruised forearm and dis
eoiored eye. The affair was not re-
ported 20 the police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
POLICE NEWS

Ed o'Hearn yesterday morning was
released by authorities after having
been arrested on a charge of disorder
IL conduct This morning he faced
Police Magistrate Smith again on the
same charge. He was sentenced 10 20
DAYS in the county Jail in default OF
500 fns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CARRiNCT0N PLEA
IS SELF DEFENSE
lrroEyFT rtEFs rHT sTsyp
firdr WaiE~r rsstihes On As.~ne~ "a
lazy Relative n Frsilnfaary
msarfnf.

rarrrs msF lester Nsssfs na--
rrrfer esF rr6al-rr tnsessf hf-s e.
.- ree saf vac b-uEallg sssaii1sfss
Ha eFrH Es vas -sferf fs s~ff-s--
--s- -F rr- EEsrf~s Ca~stsErar. ae-
f-- .HsHF f5r s5grfef. ssos ere
ses aea seetif EMS eearrfsr
n .TaHf
.trrIsFs1F sa.f NE sear TEL a.
sHasH sFrHg-. On eaE1. Feas 81
sts born .F r-aarsse. utsrF wees ts
I F. FTf attended seEGef Fssr-
I fHH Ifft wHrn ~ vent 90
isars Ht..sf sos.Ftsa rs f1s- 1914
v - ~ eFfen as fsarFh coca
Ht Fss it Years Of ss= sp-t 90
Har e- vr.ET-f eos Dogsfs
E - -EtU .aaf.er ~ OIL
rsaa-.- ...F-f lawyer rraas csiesE5.
Hr HF #-Fsse OF ere fEsF Vtss
COACH 1F ere Gsrf5e srar
ea .THHE ri FffFrs tfr FeF
s--E-Ff .e "a eeassFF seaea OF
street. FFt F~ss aV~ea=
before Fsf Eefs.sE ss ere
fn1ar $3.50 fir safe r-
HH s rsga,s ~ btsHs-rs
a.. Taylor eerF gave efn f8
.srr. .# .rsH N1 e.. faas 30 vert
H.# s ..a.H aHagf tsIrvaF f1vr 81
sE- af wr car Tsrrv bte.
s s-a. r fire. BLANKETS aH ir saF
DOVE .r r scat opposite w51t e.s
r--. Hse.-Fs frt v-rF fs sleep F
was kaacssd Dssa-
HrE se-v E-sssF vas
frf BIOL called e- IA .e.EeS .
fF-f IRE Wter-ss effF
sH one vn-r G. sss-.j F51 WY
Dol H- sEsH. traetfrE .
H- --fr fHH srss.sleE o be-
TH ere rs6- saf N~sss
fl- Pee Fs EFres
ri nv srs~aer are was
.Het.r uHH.sF Ef- se.s~.- fFr
f4H eF= Discharged wE.E vas f~ nv
aF-H.s Fe.f-F faa.F vHrt-t
H . N-ss arH ear r4 ere
~ Hsr Fr.-r s~ seF ssEf
rr ".. feH rsf svav &.
-r - .Hfr sr --Vrer=-~Hs street
fFf sa HEFfrrrss street vs~-s
Ff Hr-. ives. wtsref gr vrrr .
r1 E..- f7f etEEsF train f7 rr5 F..
sss. V.-rs reported r7 FF- rsr9a s.
frT f-aaern-rH ar ere gsr.frsT7- fF .
rt6.fF H- Trouble vE-r q vas arr
sss-I
'V #f T"H .Frrv f E.~ e
sraHs- fs..f ..r
Boys Esraffer.
Ht. e--s. before ve-e r vas 81.
Fsffs
H-r 100000. H- fef ssas- 1H atH.
EIfs- rI roo gsfrrzrsrt ss rt
6fr-F cone of Hrr started Co.
FFH1.- wien H- sH E away fef
H.Hs" Hat better rsrr sse
s# ra .tfsuEr @ Fsrf
rH. F.res- introduced .a F0t-es-
.H.H ssHr#
.# cross -ssa1.ssa.ar PSI erf.-s
t. "HHr asee. UsFr6rs.ar sold
..- revolver ss- rstF ae
shooting 1r .ve TrF ar -r
one s..... eH"er H- asa ra1 tT1.v lfr
.I one ea.eF fa Ir
#rrV fFr r gf
Fr .tHaFs Hae Fs wss zoe
f.Hr pol wee ar ffe T7er wf
s-es #r rHF Hf far 0.r f-r-f Ffft
H- sHf -s.H e.t ever Fst arg estfe
wIsseE FF Gers
. were called Del f
s.-H r.s morning .T ss rFsrf f7
SHOW .sr .trr.sErsr sft s~~r arsfsr
a5 rfrr fFt mss '-fs' tst
1r-H fET-sssf
Uath-r raa~s stand
tH.HF Has- rs take enc stars
were Htr-r Nrres. raaat saas- faer-
nsH. e.a testified aEa.a relative CO.
.tt.Tl f scat ar f1r efe FL eH5ee car
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
LOUVRE PRESIDENT OF
MOLINE Y DIRECTORS

The initial meeting OF the new
board OF directors of the Moline Y. VI.
C. A was held last night r 3. Lou
RE was chosen president OF the board,
". p. Hunt vice president, W. L.
STANCE recording secretary. and J. E
Bodeen treasurer The question of
selecting new general secretary was
put over until the next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
3 CANDIDATES TO BE
AT MOLINE MEETING

A =-sesizx % tks Stolias rsPgblseaa
city esnsrzi eo11@ittse VII b held tsis
evening a. Rscre4sios ball. laird aooT.
- tsat city Votsrs viii have an o.
ssrssnftv 20 -sset ths thrss rrpabiie@a
Candidates for efreEf; .g6ks. = g
Graves. = y. Ramsay ase " 7
CHu-rs. NO viii - present 90 dis
euss eazraixa sisas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
THREE BIG PROJECTS
COME UP IN MOLINE

Three big projects are under con-
sideration by the Moline city council.
and efforts will be made by Mayor NJ.
r. Carlson to push all to completion
this year. One is for Improvement Of
Browning Field at an expense of $15.-
600. one is the opening of Nineteenth
ztreet from Twelfth avenue TO the CO.
Iona road. and the third is the widening
of Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
M0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.

--s-ss-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s
II your nostrils are clogged and your
head Is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because of a cold or catarrh, just
get small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply little Of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head.
soothing and healing the infiamed, swol-
le- mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief.
An! how good It feels Your nos
trils are open, your head Is clear, no
more hawking, snufling, blowing; no
more headache. drvness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just
what sufferers from head colds and ca
tarrh need It's delight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Successful Year.

During the year the board Of direc-
tors OF the club held ID meetings with
an averaEe attendance OF nine out OF
~. Tho house committee has carried
on successful work during the year.
and much credit IS due the entertain
ment committee for the social features
have been the best In years. Although
the financial statement OF the club
shows a ds6cit. 30 is pointed out that
the outstanding dues are sufficient 10
pas all bills and ctill leave "a handsome
surplus. The club has been contrib
utinE regularly 20 the Greater Moline
committee and intends TO keep up this
work as promising results are being
obtained through the activities of the
branch organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
TEACHERS PENSION
BILL TO GOVERNOR

Word from Springfield indicates that
Senator F. =. Landee's bill to pension
teachers will soon be law The meas
ure has passed the senate. this body
concerning in the house amendments,
and now goes 10 the governor Tor sig
nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

re last sSoos % ;es NoIizs HiEh
4essssl Rsrs eiuh ~as hsi4 l4st aikht
az sss Nogins v N G A. Harry Woods
esrrs~s 90 srss koae-s ard q erouzs
~sssf wfsA = score % f0<. Ralph
,fs<,ss.~ vac elas~ seeoz4 viss ics and
Harry t1-ss vss thsrG vita i9t-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
FunrrnI Of Nr.. stacIen..

o. victor s,asiens. vas held from the
home. i17t Forfy-hrs' street AZ ESQ
this morning and A. . o'clock from st
Paufs church Dean J. J. oUirn on
eating Burial vas made IN Calvary
c-rrefrry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

rtsxroa - sai9 % ssse sieps. a~nry
S,oeksr ase 8serg Nortoa. coach
eissn-ss- sas sai,i fhey fossra blood On
sss s~sf asf soors Joan MeNanarz.
SPECIAL sEsss sar tss Esrllr Eto-. mo
sal sssa Csrrszss1e Was PLACED gn-
4sr arrsss In ChiesEg hts riEss sye
go scs@ ssre bruised Nrs Alice
rsees. chicago. EosssF % CarrfsE-
taa. va testified sssf ksr 500 uzs
- Tsars % azss Nttss fssaiins War~s.
as Mss Aass Wectsiisrf. bosh e1l-
cred. sse tstf ~ CsrrisEtaa eonisF
CD tssfr eoEs AFTER sse sEts 90 pasa
10 saf ssss BE sse~ vas srratesr1 %
sea es sss bleeding sFafasst George
Feeesoe. csfofsf waiter af Eae HoeG
ts.sss eias. NO saaf CarrfaEtos sas
stsseleE wsse BE- ssW hia aftsF th~
ss9eofieF
state nssts Ca.s.
rts ssss- rested 5a enc case yes
fFrfsr srrsrceoa ar $3.50. a. vaies
tlss ere fsfsss@ ASKED tEss alt % che
rvi9snee Eftee bg g. . Salts. police
eisaEfssrasF. ans CsearE= weEinneF.
ffaEa carr sne Carl -. aesstas.~f
reporters. b. eeelsfef. 6a fEe Efo4rl
tsss sss sssssasee o. aff % ere trs-
tleeeF az ths esesisirarq has e5s
aree Efvea. IafEe O.msfFf rstef
sesf tssflsscT 81 tafEr sm'fs ara
wr Gerry BE- ssrietsa b1f afmit-i
fssF ~ ere 6fser te8 w1Ea~ss~s
~ rsfersstfeE ssEasrjaa vas ere
seated wFsr r. r.. Gsrnesf. erzrset
f7r Csrrfsssar. szEErss=f thsF ttr
rss-s eau Cfrfr WalE~r. also ssf8r-
seT tss ere ssfsafset. S1 fh- sFasf
PEE sErtsfssG Wr walker asa takes
rofrs af ere gGesfi8es aef srssrrs
&c sesr sF ere preliminary aHt fksr
ere raftrrer ~ eaatf give w9et t-
tsF ra~r ssf rsrsrsarr Fear eEe HFr-
tsr-f ssss far Ur sssI So walker
weg-f H~ wtHtrE f7 vitFfrsw ffDas
fte rFsr T vas decided De- eerat
testify before ere ta~T
tffsruer rrssia~s-
states AEfsrrrg raa1assar Opposed
ere r8ar. e,s.n.eE H v5stt tiers E1
traEt1fat- before tse isry. trss'H1eF
E-ar~ 81 Fte ~fFeess~s tFr leF prose
esE1~ NJ Barrett ssEEesrrs F1sf
ere r1s~Fv prosecutor also gu 1r fsr
sssef aef said Fsss BEL EFt sr-rafs
ssf wsf- ~s~T r7Frs 81 te~ t-sfi-
@9sF E.vFs
GO Fef-t q vrs.f 1.se r5 bear wrst
W. waHtrr Fss 60 ssF st5EF FEr
s--ss~1t~a~T rVsefF srr9T~r=f ere
@aarF .,fr Wafs-F ra1 bay come '1
.sr sFs~f
WE- tsF 5E-T vas sF.f one ~ f.r
-ean rfr walker Frza.~F ff7m Fss
-af~s gave Hts VrrsiFT 9F tEr F~ss
r~r wFt.F E~stF EsFr Fr trr ORE
-f-arv. weseF f.f r7F rFS-r.s'.F .
s.~r- sr6ra ere stories cots 81 ere
7-7gssse~- -s~e. rRe=rF Fsar ts wee
PORE fr frGsff
wfra e1erf ~a~F=r=f fsss H9re-
re SIR walker snraare=f rr Far
sa.-s 81 Fff roo desire f1 testify h
's-- orc arr as1 te vss roe F+-
a red f1 fr Ell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Mr.. Tsbh. Barred.

rune-ai % Mrs. Mae Tubhs Vas
held a. o'cioek yesterday afternoon
from ire Knox chapel. With burial IN
ChippsanuocE Mrs. Tabbs passed
away Sunday a. her home IN Omaha.
The remains being brought 10 Rock
island yesterday morning. Rev. o. T
pTfn~ll osicistcd-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
G.. H. BAILEY FILES
BANKRUPTCY PLEA

Peoria. Ill. May 10. - George II.
Bailey carpenter and contractor, Iiv-
ing at 1915 Twenty-ninth and half
street, Rock Island, has fled volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy. He
schedules his assets at S2.250. including
a $4,000 insurance policy. and his liza
biitics as S4.36Se7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Mr.. 4. u. NcRnrncr.

Mrs. \ r McBurncy. e110 sixth ave
nue.. Moline. died az II rs this morning
after a long illness she was one OF
the pioneer residents % Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
MORPHINE

AND ALL DRINK AND LIQUOR
HABITS.
overcome by the modern. humane
Neal Treatment at the NEAL INST1-
TUTE. No. s2l Farnam Street. Daven-
port. Iowa Phone 1899. Ask for free
book and private references to cured
patients. Everything confidential.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Maay frfends % Miss Hazel Pearl
Tueksr gathered a; the hone OF her
parents. Mrs. =. =. Tucker. ioss sew
~afe~nsh street where the funeral ~as
seid az 1s70 Tits afternoon. Rev H.
". Reed % the FRS; Baptist church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
PERSONAL POINTS

We a-s 1frs e. D. Netsas ana sir
asf Sizes % swfsssr Jsft eats Ea5FuiaE
Tor C-sar Rapids 60 sff~ea tfs state
raeerntsoa ~ ere usofHsTaooa o.
rrafras~u ssa ladies' saSitlarF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

conducted the services. bringing a
message Of coincidence and hope. Bur-
sal vas In chipplAnnock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
NsTJRE FONTS HE WAY.
ts ~ a CoLD. COUGH Oh
BAD nLoOuf

TIE showers rssr brsa forth bt7ssarss
aaH Hts- aHfla- uorr araaftHl otaru
rt.=- .r .aii a..--rv Oh rssasfclt IN Nt7ss
l.art rsr nof-ars ksr~ arefla'ttit.-ra
WON r.. rHrarr seems 61 5e g. - " sof.se's
tT-s experience car Efrf,est efs ltF
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
YEP, AIS GONE DOWN
TO SAVE BOOMERS

Bloomington. Ill. May 19.-Presi-
dent Al Tearney arrived at noon to in
vestigate the local baseball situation.
Although conditions are far from sat
isfactory. it is believed that the team
viii be kept here and new players
added.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-04

IF you like .Oranges,---
i and, who does not?
---or, if you have been
buying them in limited
quantities, you are now
given an opportunity to
get all you want at very
reasonable prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-04
A Friendly Word with the

May we suggest that in order to give yourself gr
yourself squarey and do likewise to your grocer and 9th
cash whenever and wherever possible. Try it-see by
can buy for cash than on credit Your grocer is mer
obligations promptly. This he cannot do if his customer
regularly. We 'beleve" in every grocer in Richmond,
not regular customers Of this house-however CONN
list of those who have on hands Fruits and other
numbers are also given opposite each name. We know
and will gladly supply you with first class fruit
We cannot say what the other grocers can do because
goods.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-04
We Want to Help Reduce the
High Cost of Living

We cannot regulate all marketswe do pose remark
but way and will reduce the cost of Fruits and Ve
The majority of local gocer with this campaign So
buying for reasonsperhaps because
prices few and charge regular prices the majority Every
portuny Of buying rock bottom prices from and
and grant them which be accorded ALL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-04
The Following G

Phone No.
2O44 A. w. BlickWedel
1910 S. X. Brandenberg
414S Matt Brinker
1896 J. T. Brooks
2577 Ed. Cooper
1892 T. A. Crabb
1928 George A. Cutter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-04
Grape Fruit

All Of supply with fancy Grape Fu
bright and smooth This fruit heavy full of juice You will like Be
buy Grape Fruit described abovebe green seal
fruit Of very quayand its only recommendation the low price
the price Grape Fruit week ago and then with prices today
Grape Fruit cheaper Richmond today than has been for 10