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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-25
McCord Home From Raleigh: Sick

H. Iset MeCord, who has been COW
ering second base in ereditable fash
ion for the Raleigh team of the North
Carolina League, has returned to his
home, $50 Muench street, to recover
from an illness, with which he has been
suffering several weeks. McCord has
been batting better than 800 in Raj
eiph.
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Braves Lose Stallings For Time

Boston, Nav 25-The Boston Ma
tionals PROBABLY will be without the
guidance of Manager George T. Stall
ings for some days. He was confined
to his room yesterday with a complaint
believed to be due to mastoiditis. Cap
tain John R. Evers, who has been at
his home in Troy, y. Y, recovering
from broken ankle bone, is expecte
here to take up the managerial reins
to-day. He is able to get about with
crutches.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics, 3; Cleveland, 4

Cleveland, May 25.-Some 1914
model pitching by Rip Hagerman, an in
excusable muff by Memo Leibold, a less
excusable wild throw by Joe Jackson
and brilliant work in the outfeld by
Rube Oldring gave the Athletics to
4 victory over the Indians yesterday.
R. Fl. f.
Cleveland 001100 o. 10 2
Athletics ..04100 90 00-5 5 0
Hagerman, Jones and O'Neil; Shaw
key and Schang.
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Mccredie Refuses to Manage Cleveland

San Francisco, May 25.-Walter
MeCredie, manager of the Portland
Pacific Coast League baseball team. an
nouneed here yesterday that he had re-
fused the managership of the Cleveland
American League team. McCredie said
ne had telegraphed his refusal to the
management of the Cleveland team.
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Chicago, D; Yankees, 4

Chicago, May 25.-Extra base hits,
which included home runs by Brief
and Fournier, gave Chicago to 4 vie
tory over New York yesterday in the
irst game of the series.
New York E. 0 0 0 0 0 2 IA
Chicago -. 0 % 0 0 Ks l
Fich and Nunamaker; Russell, Ci-
cote and Sehalk, DAILY.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
At Kansas Gil
H. A. G. Juniors Want Game

The H. A. G. Juniors would like to
arrange games to be played either in
or out of the city for Monday, May 81,
with teams whose players range from
II to 21 years in age. Address L..
Shearer, IL North Third street.
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Steelton Wants Game

The Steelton A. C. team, of the Cen
trail Pennsylvania League, would like
TO arrange a twilight game at Steelton
for Thursday. Call Manager White
after o'clock this evening at W
Bell or 40 United phone, Steelton.
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st. Louis, 4; Boston, 8

St. Louis, May 25.-Lowdermilk
gave Boston only two hits Yesterday
and helped st. Louis win, 4 to 8.
R. H. E.
Boston ...0O0300 00OO-3 2 1
st. Louis 02000 0x-4 II 5
Foster, Mays and Thomas; Lowder-
milk and Agnew.
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Lewis Nine Without Game

The Lewis A. c. would like to ar
range a game for Saturday afternoon
either in or out of the city. Address
Frank Heiney, manager, Harrisburg
Leather Product Company. Bell phone
2434
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Jackson Held for Court

Thomas Jackson was held under
5000 bail for court at hearing before
Alderman Kramme last night, charged
with threatening to shoot his brother,
Samuel, during fight on North Fourth
street Saturday night.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-25
Governor to Address Feast of Roses

baugh, of Harrisburg, has been invit-
ed to speak at annual Feast of Roses
to be held on Sunday, June 6, at Tulpe-
hocken Reformed church, this county.
The Governor has accepted an invita-
tion to speak at the Mannheim Feast of
Roses on the same day and arrange
ments will be made to have him make
the trip between the two places in au-
tomobile,
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Schedule for Tn.mnrrn o.

, Baltimore at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Newark at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-25
Camp Hill Wins, 5-3

Camp Hill High school added another
game to their list of victories when
they defeated the Curtin Heights nine
on the Camp Hill field in a fve-inning
combat.
R. H. +.
Curtin Heights -. 0120 0-3 0
Camp Hill ....... 0 2-5 2
Miller, Crist and Sykes; Stephenson
and Hillery. =
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Detroit, 4; Washington, O

Detroit, Mich, May 25.-After Cove
Ieskie and Boehling battled for. six
scoreless innings, Detroit broke through
Washington s defense and won yester-
day, 4 to 0.
R. H. Z.
Washington 100000 90 4 2
Detroit 0 90 0013x-i 5 /
Boehling and Ainsmith; Coveleskie
and Stanage.
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Elizabethville Wants Games

The Belmont A. c., of Elizabethville,
would like to schedule games for the
remainder of the baseball season. Man
ayers desiring games should write Ed
ward Ditty, manager, Elizabethville.
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Schedule for Tomorrow

New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Athletics at cleveland.
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Motive Power League Game Here

The local team in the P. R. R. Mo-
tive Power League will play its second
Harrisburg game of the season here
Saturday with the Pottsville team. The
game will be played at Sixth and Di
vision streets.
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Schedule for To-day

Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

Kansas City, 2: Newark. /.
st. Louis, ,; Baltimore, /.
Chicago, 1; Buffalo, =.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn, rain.
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$2.5O--Washington and Return---$2 80
Next Sunday. NAV 20

An ideal Sunday outing under ideal
conditions, Pennsylvania Railroad. Spe-
cial train leaves Harrisburg 7.05 a. m.
ADV
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Hugh Leonard Suspended

st. Louis, May 25.-Hugh Leonard,
star pitcher for the Boston Americans,
was suspended yesterday on the ar
rival of the team for not being in
good condition
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Schedule for To-dav

Baltimore at ST. Louis.
Newark at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Schedule for To-day

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Athletics. 5; Cleveland, 4.
Detroit, 4; Washington, o.
Chicago, .; New York, 4.
st. Louis. 4; Boston, 3.
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Schedule for To-morrow

Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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BASEBALL SUMMARY
STANDING OF CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia Cincinnati, rain.
Chicago, 8; Boston, /.
New York-Pittsburgh, rain.
Brooklyn-St. Louis, rain.
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This is an exceptional value which
was bought at bargain and will be
sold at bargain.
Oak or mahogany finishes, highly
polished. The oak is all quartered oak.
Size of glass, 1885. Base, 1882.
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Genuine quartered Polished Oak
Buffet. Drawer arrangement just as
the illustration shows, with large size
French plate mirror.
"A inches long and "a inches deep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
PERSONAL POINTS

,ursrs Mary and Anna MeQuadc OF
Milan. leave Monday for Colorado
springs. Col. where they viii spend
tvp months Fisht-seciuE
-flss Margaret HeEc-mau % Nor
man. OKLA. o. Visiting relatives and
friends .u thr city.
3ir and -frs Walter Day have re-
turned 90 their home 81 san Francisco.
Cal. after a visit with Mrs. c. lcenan.
1855 Eighth avenue.
Miss Marie DcSiiva arrived in Rock
Island last uiEht Cor the summer va
cation from Washington. y. C.. where
she has been attending school al the
-it. Vernon seminary.
The home of lir. and Mrs. Joe Nc
Cuiioch. 2525 sixth avenue. was
frightened last night by the arrival
90 baby boy
Mira. ". a. Dcltikcr. Milan. left for
Pittsfeid. III. where she was called by
the death % Joe Hall. a brother-in-iaw.
whose funeral was held today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
MOLINE To HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION
Fourth % July Association Holds
Meeting and Makes Plans for
the Holiday.

Organization % the Moline Fourth
% July association was effected az a
meeting held az the city hail last ev-
sn.nE. Decision vas reached 90 again
have a safe and sane celebration Of
the Fourth Ia that city. There viii be
the usgai display OF fireworks az
Prospect park 81 the evening. and
tler. may b. a parade IN thu forenoon
similar 90 thr one which proved so
successful 60 1914 The matter 81 a
parade. however. 81 90 be definitely
decided az a later date.
ualT - men attended the meeting
% last evening officers elected;
prsaideuf-C. T. skinner
Nicr rref.dfut-A. G.. Abraham.
Secretary G.. v. Johnson.
TrsasureF-o. ,. Anderson.
Trustee. ~. Loosely. ~ X. Carl
son. AirH- q. "a. Huntoon. u n Chris
tisou. Adoiph oppcnh1lmer. ". J. Bail
and Nirs Emit fcimbeck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
SELECT ANDERSON
AS SCHOOL COACH
trssrsrfr- Co Mafs~rssffrs 60 usadis
Eu tttlrt.rs al uixs scsooi
Nezt lear.

cast Ns.srses. isssr1 et1r Or asfas-
a4f.es le Gro Rock leland siEa sehoai
STAGE che reslrrssi8a @ q. G. Cook.
srl former faeseatt BASEBALL aaf bzs-
f.rt ssss af GrlaeFt raIrrs-. aII
Do eHaes Col. asf afstFties ia sar hfsh
sesaal reEr rsas Ceser &C. s. gee has
see-rfr. an rrer.l--s res.ti1a a. play
EF larss fssr-vts1s s1 one OF taF Cai-
.ar1 arrts. and u.If take ~ Els l.Eies
.s tees e,sr sa soon es possible.
rsa aaast rs tGgeat.rH has provided
chat two @ea wli L8i4 tEe position
WHICH fs row held 81 Roe. one Co ta1-
Gro a9Ea resers athletics euffrsiF. aEa
ere eFErr t1 s1er-viEe physical train
.sE Oral che Era1F schools % the city.
Cast Nstrrsos Eas signed a contract
.1 fIl ere former position. waiis a taaa
f1r s.- latter tss not yet been en-
s,5yeL 1-- Ns1srs1a VIII eo1Unus TO
.e1ra lsataeesrties-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
WRAPPED GARBAGE
WILL BE CARED FOR

.gT@be-f af tEr street vigilance CONE
a.ssee of ftr W0Esa.s eIzb have had
frequent .agel-.r5 as Co whether or not
~ ts re~al-s5t5r F1 place garbage
ararret ls rsp-r ia garbage cans Co
t- tscF1 auaT bT che street depart
aeat TO s1r sfv these inquiries thr
ladies' consulted v-ith J. 81. Lfr.itkr %
rkr ssrers department ard Dc iaf1Tm-
Cd. fEer Elaf Such a practice iE allowed
z1E sssbaE- maF s1 br diFpoFFt o.
TE~ committee frum tH~ ci-h is
aaEsaF a special effort 90 keep the ai-
isgs o. fae eify ia E1od e1adlti7n auI
a-s ta.rs 90 in theiF power 90 create
az fsfeFrst ia th5s past of she premises
sisE tsF FrF4lt thar already soo1 re-
salts lave treH aeeompitsled-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
CARRIERS DISCUSS
BILLS FOR PENSION

Lerisiatlor favoTiaE penE.ouluE %
civil service employees vas discussed
az enc regular meeting o. the Tri-City
ulrtrfct c1Gre1 % the Letter Carriers
1rs1rist.ou. held fast uiElf ll the Safe
o. b1lElus chris Koch. :. g. LEe-
beck. George Merrill. oscar Hanson
ard william q. Eurth made iuterest-
re- talks 90 the Hamlii. Ecru-NcGil-
LraIy ard Riley bills. al % 'aich are
r11s pending ia congress MarF new
aaIefs REGARDING che wo-s.EsE of these
various bills ae-e brought nlt ast exc
planned 90 the members during The
rHarsr OF far satEE-
TEr next regular meeting 90 Gle
eaaaefI viii aot Be held uufii Aus. 60
% tr.E FEsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
TO HOLD BIG FISH
FRY RAIN OR SHINE

The Bis Esh fry 90 o. rendered the
has.tess men 90 EgeE .a.aHt toW1r-
roN b. th~ Island city Boating asso-
elatiaa t1m1rFov az ~tdFluild~ the
sammrr bo1ae on WaEurr's Island. vii
o. helt regardless o. che weather. vas
che announcement made today by We
cog EEeuxrt. Chairman 90 che enter
ta5Emrzt committee. All merchants
are urged % so rain or shine. aE the
Summer home affords ample profee-
ti0u in case % wct weather. More
tsaa leo Business men have already
accepted Invitations % attend The
outing has been rendered the business
men o. the Z G. D. IN appreciation Of
Past faEurE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
SET TIME TO ARGUE
MOTION FOR RETRIAL

Arguments on the motion for new
trial OF the Darlington case viii be
heard by Judge r. ". olmsted Tues
day afternoon. Attorneys for the
prosecution and defense have arranged
10 dispose OF these proceedings at an
early date as possible.
Both sides claim 20 be in possession
OF new evidence and an even more in
teresting trial than the first is prom
ised II the Judge sustains the motion
for new trial and the second public
hearing takes place.
Darlington was convicted of the
murder OF Lester Nesbit. . Burlington
car inspector and his term was set at
25 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
RECATTAPLANNED
BY MOLINE CLUB
Frsxrs- 81 Fast Races IL % BE Pre-
par~e Ger Annaai ETsnt--
WIN Meet Fleet

,fs=bsrs % ne ,fsiiss Lasses eizb
are yiasrizE trip 90 IL Claire. wEsFs
On Is!Y tssT all meet tss ssst o;
zassF boats uA.es vi.i p4rslelsats &C.
tss regatta - HEsaibai. so y IL
tatee ~ ne si5.izs soas snfhusiasts
90 SEA o. possible GO eatestsin ths vit-
lt1Fs ln fhas city, TEs Gsst Be- srGri-
sts4 % sEea4 tss riEhs ~ Mlseatias-
tss~Frss la tss 1iolie~ club g. Ero~'-
.aE. Ess as9 mefabsrs haslrs become
aElistst wita ere Organization. An
aoaaerzsezt Gel ases rf a regatta % -
kstf GzriaE sss latter PART pf Jaif- \
e1a.s1asfre has tsss appo sted % make
ssFss ssszTafs- ~ excellent program
gs races ts asszTre-
Tee club Hss applied Co tts Moi.se
cay ca=-stss58esFs Cor q slfe ee tar
river fruzt w4sFe eizb house Ray BE-
erected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
GRANTS DIVORCE ON
DISCRETION GROUNDS

IsfEs g. ~. oimstst issued q decree
zraatfrE divorce % Mrs- tta H~rcr-
lies tEls u1ruiHs. she asked separa-
Goa srua Ben Hsver.laE uho deserted
Eer neerlY f1ur years aEu. There vas
co c1atfss Harry McCasEriH vas ate
t1rr~y Cog SIRE HevsriirE.
Jsaule siigersteiu has Sled petition
tr fas e.rc4Is court for divorce from
Nathan siivsEstsiu a.ieE.uE cruelty
and statutory charge. 1irs Silver
sts,n requests that Der husband BE- pre-
vsntel from iatF fsriDs with the opcr-
alton % fle grocery which she con-
ducts az 1915 secrud avenue and that
BE- D. sui1issd from d.sposias % his
personal property % prevent her from
receiving aiimoay. J. e. Scott rep
reseuts Sire suVersteiu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
DISPLAY BRONZE
INSTORE WINDOW
Tablet Bearing Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address VIII Be Shown in Moline
During G. A. r. Encampment-

On display in the window of the c. 7.
Josephson iewelry store in Moline is
big piece Of bronze which bears Lin
coins Gettyburg address in raised let
ters. The bronze. which weighs 800
pounds, was manufactured by the Mo
line Scale company. Letters are in one
solid piece of metal and the work Of
casting was difficult Several pieces
had TO be cast before a perfect bronze
resulted.
The bronze was loaned by c. II. Vim
cent Of the Scale company to be used
as q window decoration during the
G. 4. r. encampment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
MELTING POT GIVEN
BY ALEDO STUDENTS
Especial to The Argus

Aledo. Ill, May 29.-WHliam and
vashu college commencement program
was started last evening by the presen-
tation Of The Melting Pot" It was
handled in a very satisfactory manner
and the large audience that had gath
cred in the opera house was very well
pleased. The following is the cast.
David Quizano-Carl Swanson.
MendaI Quixano-Charles Former.
Baron Revendal-Homer Perrin.
Quincy Davenport ,Jr.-Beed Bridg-
ford
Herr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dexter.
Vera Revendal-Anna Hebel.
Baroness Revendal-Lois Vertrees.
Frau Quixano-Pearl Head.
Kathleen O'Reilly-NIildred Phillips.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

aafl rreuafs a. TwszsF-sAirs aze Wei
zee. rrues early sErisr sstl late ~
~ sau .tt1rs. plEFsG ball or tsts eis-
moas tfs VS. atsaFs q good easeesr.
sas IS rrras~ss asst was his ahssity
70 ne pass1.r go rtfeasrs arozze
rsgsrry. ga saf vEss.ea has~E Cd face
Naea aere fear tEsF Gts aET ossss
aasfr-. fs- shsr esFu teat - EsssF-
a..F EF sa-- 1fsa7. naaF EaErs e.2
81 wta wtsa "a s-rstrs sa-sssiaE ef4ss
az q e~ al .safef
easaas 81 wsefs ESQ 80. Ieu1zzls
-rrraetrE EraeF ceG ass tsls
a-s fsf 81 a EaseF DEAN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
KEWANEE MAN is
STRUCK BY TRAIN
Mons Johnson. Former Resident OF
Moline, Loses Right Arm at
Crossing.

l. attempting 20 cross the tracks az
the Thirteenth street crossing in front
OF an approaching west bound Rock
Island passenger train. Mons Johnson
OF Kcwanee. formerly a resident OF NO
line. was last night 40 10;45 struck 10y
the passing engine and as a result suf-
fcret the loss OF his right arm The
wheels OF the engine passed over the
member between the elbow and shout
der. lie was removed 10 the Moline
city hospital. where the arm was
amputatsd by DIT. a. II. arp. johnson
Is So wears us age and IS a widowcr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
FORMATION OF THE
PARADE is ARRANGED

General ". 7. Channon. marshal Of
the day. this afternoon announced the
formation % the parade for Memo
rial day. The procession. which will
probably be the largest ever held here.
viii be as follows:
Fire department
Squadron % police
Marshal o. che day and aides.
Strochle's band.
Company a
Civic societies.
School children
Boy scouts.
Barbara Frietchie camp.
Helen Gould auxiliary
Ladies' OF the G. 4 r
Woman's Relief corps.
HaGheFs's ffe and drum corps
sons OF Veterans.
G. A. r. on foot:
g. a r. IN automobiles.
The plan IL 90 have the marchers
stop when the front end o. the parade
reaches the court house and have the
ranks opened The band Will then go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
OBITUARY



Wera has bvee Received here 81 ere
GeatG OF 81 1tcueaalt. former &acs
rsiaad resftsat aaG a brother GO ure-
~ deponsid. s9tf sixth aveuuts VIE
passed away Tuesday night af BE
horae On Dsuvsr. f1lswiaE short t.I-
rsss FGserat services were tctt yes
tsraay morning az uenVer. wita burial
% VT Oiivst csmetsry of taat citT.
ftls brother vas aE us bedside wter
tAs end cane
The Deceased BAT natr stfle a rec
crd as a selsf- prursssl1uaI sau play
or TIE Rocky Nsaafaia Nrws OF
psrvsr has the feI'owiss 90 say %
ITS death ~Ed Weuoratt. who goa
nafrht cav Vas ere g peuver.s Eres.-
ssf arG most beloved SEMI pro tou
players has answered. tse ertI eail ot
sEs Grsas Ca9tres
~ArounG the ball tat as rweasv-
tAlrd aaa Wettan. WEerr IffeE. as 90
was test Esowa. r'avef EasT Frfo4
ssmes. tnere ts a sfooe tits t1ss cf
rff~nfs AMI atpgssrs wut os ferErr
see hfm a. tssT Glf. e1rfet wien al.
estehiax eststs 40 teaEer wiff teFv
hear sAs eFaes Of BE sas as srev GsrE
e. wnsn hs tiasd ous hils sna longer
VIII snsT SEE hfs form as b. ren sreet-
~ frons bess - base. for D. hss t1is-
81 ne siIent rsafcrsfv
"a Euo,s rsanV ysars sEo ~ tfeuos-
AL cane 60 Dssvsr rruns Chieaza saG
gsr yvars sze yssFs lived sr9s=& s@s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
DEGREE CONFERRED
ON CLASS OF THREE

King Phillip Haymakers. NO. 94is. OF
Moline. conferred the degree on three
candidates al the meeting last even
ing. Several members of the tribe Wis
tied Tecumseh tribe OF Davenport and
saw the degree stan initiate a class OF
10 "paiefaces." Should the weather
be unfavorable tomorrow memorial ex-
crcises viii he held in the local wig
wan instead OF at Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
CRADLE ROLL DAY AT
SOUTH PARK CHURCH

A. South PARK PrcsbyteTiaa church
tomorrow morning viii b. observed q
cradle roll day when 60 chiidren viii
b. promoted from the cradle roll TO
the beginner class IN the sunday
school Special services have been ar
ranged for 1895 and thsrc viii Be
baptism - Infants AZ this time. Par
eEts % the members % the cradle roll
are especially invited % attend the
services tnuorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Denies transfer Ordinance.

Eumors which circulated about the
city hall that an ordinance was being
prepared transferring the direction of
police affairs from Commissioner J. /
II. Liedtke 10 Mayor NcConochie. were
denied today by the mayor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
JURY OUT % HOURS
BUT HAS NO VERDICT

Although the jury left the county
court room at 2:3O yesterday after
noon there had been no verdict reach
ed - hours after that time in the case
of Dolly Burcowitz against Max REIN
berg. The latter denied intimate rela-
-ions with the sirl when he was put
on the witness stand yesterday and his
story evidently impressed the jury.
The girl claims Reimberg is the father
OF her child. born March Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

deputy clerk in the probate court. He
viii assume his new duties Monday.
June :.
Doc" NIunson succeeds to the posi-
ton made vacant by the advancement
of Leo Deisenroth of Rock Island.
Deisenroth is made probate clerk pro-
TEN 10 I'll out the unexpired term OF
John FIemming. who recently died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Freichter Afre at Seas.

san Francisco. Cal. May 2e.-The
freighJer 1Iackinaw, with her fuel oil
tanks raging furnace. and about
fifteen men OF her crew aboard, re-
uewsd today her distress signals, as
she steamed and drifted Off shore. -
miles south Of San Francisco bay.
Nine of her crew. who put of in two
boats last night, were picked up and
brought here today. Another boat
with several more men. is missing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

20 the rear and escort the veterans
through this formation 20 the court
house square.
The parade viii probably reach from
Fourteenth street 20 Nineteenth. and
the sight % the veterans marching
between the two lines will no doubt
be an impresslve one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
DESMOND IS
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
MAJOR HOFFMAN IS
INSPECTING RIVER

Major G. -. Hoffman T. enroute from
81 Paul on the snaEboat Upton in
speetins the Mississippi river. lie left
several DAYS ago FOR 81 Paul and
boarded the boat there. lie will likely
arrive IN this city tomorrow. eoapiet-
ING The Journey.
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