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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
CHRONOLOGY OF PHARMACY
By ]. F. LLEWELLYN

B. C. $500. Is the date of the old
est prescription, written on Egyptian
stone which is in the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, N. Y.
B. C. 2lOO. King osimandias
Egypt wrote above his library "The
pharmacy of the soul" another rend-
ering is "The office of remedies for
disease of the soul"
About this period pharmacy was
separated from medicine in Egypt.
B. C. 1000. Chinese knew Rhubarb,
Aconite, Bark of Pomegranate, Ergot
of Rye, Camphor, and Canella.
B. C. 1900 to 400. There are three
Egyptian paprus, that are as much
pharmacopoeias as medical treatises,
one mentions fifty vegetable sub
stances, another sixty, that were used
incidentally, besides those from an
imals and minerals.
0intments, oysters, and poultices
are mentioned.
They appealed to the god who will
"slay the slayer"
B. C. 149O and 1000. The Bible
mentions the art of the apothecary or
perfumer. Moses probably had this
from papyrus mentioned above, which
Ihe is supposed to have studied.
Apothecary and perfumer were one
in Egypt.
B. c. 1900. Chiron, EscuIapius and
his two sons, this date is an average
of nine estimates.
B. C. 46O-S27. H~ippocrates.
B. c. 1928. Mithriadates and his
Mithridate or Theriac.
A. d. so. CELSIUS wrote an account
of the medical system of his time.
A. D. IS. Pliny wrote a materia
medica.
A. D. 100. Diosceredes wrote a
treatise on materia medica and edited
a pharmacopoeia.
A. d. lit. In Baden near Zurich
there were found Roman ruins con-
tanning medical pharmaceutical and
surgical appliances, medical spoons in
bone and silver, measuring vessels, |
jars and pots, some containing traces
of ointments; the latest coins found
vert those of Hadrian.
A. D. 100. Galen laid the founda-
ton for g~alencials.
A. d. $50. The University Of Sal
emo early in the seventh century
taught pharmacy and the separation
of medicine and pharmacy.
Nicholas Praepositus of Salerno
wrote a pharmacopoeia.
Great advancement in pharmacy
at Salerno in the sixteenth century.
A. d. $50. Early in the eighth cen
fury AL Mansur established a phar-
macy.
A. d. SOC. Arabs produced a phar-
macopoeia and established apothecary
shops.
A. D. 829. Monastery of st. Gall
had plans for a hospital and phar-
macy.
A. d. S57, Schools of pharmacy
arose in the chief Moslem cities.
Mesu became celebrated for his
knowledge of drugs.
Meshua, the younger, of Damascus
wrote "De Simplicis" which was used
in forming the first English phar-
macopoeia, 1913.
A. D, 949. Cordova made advance
ment in medicine greater than any
since Galen.
Ibn Beytar the botanist, travelled
all over the East to find medicinal
on which he wrote an exhaus-
tive treatise.
A. d. 1850. Monte Casino, neal
had a monastery hospital, in
Urinary and pharmacy.
A. D, las. st. Hildegarde pre-
pared a materia medica.
A. D. 1926. st. Elizabeth of Hun
gary established a sisterhood to nurse
sick and had a sisterhood phar-
macy.
A. D. 1241. Frederick Domkellar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
Uncle Johnny Goodnight
A Famous Audrain County Story Teller
Former Days
MEASLES"
Audrain County Story Teller
MEASLES"

coal oil can.
81 wuz freightin' for 81 from Han
nibal. l he'd sed I'd niver work for a
gol darn Yank,but it wuz freight or
starve an ! freighted. You see bein'
in Hannibal onct a week, / bought
my little stuff there. gettin' It cheap
er, an didn't know what wuz goin'
on in our community till one mornin'
Bill Clark hollers.
Throw out some hay to them oxen
an come in an have some boughten
coffee en- shore nuff sugar
''This here waz quite a treat ez
sweetenin' wuz generIy sorgm, an
coffee burned corn. Bill bein' the
richest man in our country had it
somtimes high ez three times a week.
Ez | supped tibet coffee, with a big
spoon of sugar heapin' over, Il seen
Miz Clark pit it in) it still tasted
kinder bitter / seen her kinder laff
an Clark kinder shake his he'd. Thin
Bill took the cup an poured in a little
clean water an poerd it out in a saucer
an SEE, John wha you call thet?'
Sand, SEE /. Salt Riber sand shores
you born Johnny SEE Bill, 'Yu amt
haulin' no mixture is your"
Not ez l know of, SEE |.
Bill SEE, Wal we'll investigate
this matter, stop whin you comes
back
oval sir, | stopped an verything
was o. X. Then Bill SEE.
The sugars turnin, to sand, the
lies freezin' up an the pepr's ct by
those pol blasted sparows, weed seed
| guess. Sumfin's got to be did,
$50 we called a meetin'. Detective
work them days warn't don by no one
pusson but by the hull community.
Every Teller wuz told to watch. Wal,
sir, thet half wit boy, tibet hauled
Sis wod from de riber come in reg
lar with a load a sand wifi wood on
top. Water of course wuz handy, an
weed seed fur the pickin'. Next Mon
dsy mornin' 81 SEE,
" John I'm a lettle over stocked
with sua an lie, ! CESS we won't
freight this week. But come round
Saturday an git your money jus the
same
"The part tibet sprized me wuz the
get your money part. l smelled a
mouse. Somfin' fer nothin', not 81.
So | went rcuadin' up the neighbors.
81 he'd cut prices an wuz dom a
land Office bizness. Bout Thursday
ole man Smithey tibet etc blurred
sugar for his cold like to died. The
doctor come an said it wuz 'roup.'
'Roup?', SEE all uf us, 'Roup?'
Why doc quit er foolin'.'
I SEE roup, an means roup. He's
got too much sand in his craw an
needs some caster lie.
"Wal sir, thet stirred things up.
One grabbd a rope, one a feather tick,
another got a bucket uf tar, an we lit
out. Wal sir, tibet store door wuz
wide open, an de welcome sign still
hangin'. On an empty sugar Darrell
wuz wrote this rhyme:
Suckers is thick as the sand OBJ
the sea /.
En- water an sand must roam.
Behind my back you've all cussed
me,
Proud friends I'm goin' on home
"He left a note sayin' the store an
empty boxes an barrels wuz to be
give to the half wit boy, the only
friend he ever he'd"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
medicine with an established reputa-
ton and that is widely esteemed for
its excellence. Can you do better
than to keep it in your houme? Mrs.
L. B. Filler, V~andegrift, Pa, says of
it, 81 always keep Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house and | con-
slider it unequaled for children or
adults. ! gave it to my son Boyd for
Group and whooping cough and have
used it myself for bronchitis. The
results have always been highly
pleasing" For sale by all deal
ers. Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

Montgomery City, Mo-, March 16.
Rev. R. II. Cooper, agent for the
fund for sperannuated preachers of
the Missouri Conference of the M. E.
Church, South, who was here Mon
day, reported that this fund has now
reached $4,000 and that $685. 0
had been lent for the benefit of the
retired preachers. He reported a
gift of $1,000 from Mrs. ], B. Bragg of
Brunswick, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
PASSES BooTLEGGINC MEASURE
Would Send Illicit Liquor Sellers to
States Prison.

Jefferson City, Mo, March 16.--A
bill providing Cor a two years Peni-
tertiary sentence for selling liquor in
local option counties passed the House
Monday afternoon.
The bill provides that first Offend
ers shall be fined $3.50 or imprisou-
ed in the county jail. For subsequent
offenses the penalty is to be a Pen
itentiary term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
|ON WAS MURDERED.

merry Mo-, March &c.
arpor p young s~tockman,
reared here, met a myster-
III his country home near
Is Fsapklin County, and
herr Tor burial at noon
the Is indignant over
naf y WI a case of suicide.
billy e'1isas be evidently was
for his nIRney, as he had a
ago sold lot of hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

James Bledsoe and Misses Kathryn
end Helen Graham were in Benton
City Saturday evening for the produe-
ton of Dora Thorne" by the Bell
Dramatic Club. They report a splen-
did show
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
m FARM ADVISORS
vtN 4 Big SUCCESS

IN adviser Missouri has
mself Il Iuccess says
uis Repaid
il nc'A eies TO give up
sef's aE7 agent system
u ii ~ s4ts about three
tcf in t.1m 81 imvestiga-
lbx fS Republics staff and
btfesrond'ne blowing re-
10 farmefs snd business
Js1pusi wft< sz&pt TO aban-
4tein.
tW4 <os have there
serious slo Mhde threat
discops fuatIsA ef the cOun
b farm skIY|s< services.
rs oresaizsa % Pettis.
a County saxser E. W.
5's's''ee '2' p .ne ia'i-
ssu's''s's* g e.0v'ae nee
10y n''''t e gwen uader
eoe1ni teEa'eNo''s
r. county sssnlzed e.
4k 1'''''s n,..as ialiiers
speus s's eee''',0n q 'he
'7ef po''eop gig e re.use
n'o t'f'''sf eon'fess witn D.
shs aast7es
= y y oppO-
o7.' S'fa,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
BABY HAD FROG IN STOMACH.

BABY HAD FROG IN STOMACH.
Goshen, Ind, March l5.-Surgeons
who operated upon the IS months old
child of Mr.. Henry Wolf found a half
pound frog in the baby's stomach.
When the baby became ill it was
treated for stomach trouble and when
the usual remedies failed to bring re-
lief an X-ray photograph was made
and this disclosed a black spot in the
stomach. The surgeons said the
child must have swallowed a tadpole
in its drinking water and that frog
then developed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

J. w. Craighead, SO, Dead at Fulton.
Fulton, Mo-, March 16.-J. W.
Craighead, SO years old, one of the
oldest native-born citizens of Gala
way County, is dead at his home in
this city. The funeral was today with
Masonic honors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

DR.. Goslin, Ch~iropracter, at John
Beatty's 209 f. Jackson Street, Tues
day and Friday from l to s.
d Mon. If wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

COUNTY DRY AGAIN.
N March 15.-In the Mil
ai pption election held
gs won by about H.
TIC county has been
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18
lies In New Mexico.

Mansfield. of Charlotte, New
ide at his home Feb. rs of
The funeral took place at
ntefment was made at Tai
terry Nj. Mansfield had
bids here who regret to learn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

Miss Ruth Robertson and little
Miss Eleanor Bronough have return
ed to ST. Louis for q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

j. Coatsworth of Kansas City is in
Mexico shaking hands with friends
and is looking fine and dandy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

Mrs. w. J. Rixey. who has been
quite III, is now with her daughter,
Mrs. +. P. Van Ness and is some bet
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18

y Miss Villa Mundy, of Moline, shop
ped in this city, Monday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-18


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
CORN CASE HEARD
IN COUNTY COURT
COAL VALLEY WOMAN SUING o.
LIMOS CITY MAN FOR 500
ON 4 NOTE.

WHAT became OF 5000 worth of corn
Involved in sale IS the issue 90 be
by jury in county court
lu case started before judge Neis A
Larson this morning
The suit Is brought by airs ida
Hediuud OF Coal VALLEY against John
90 Weaver who she claims refused 90
settle on sale note when % fell due
Do develops that Weaver. who re-
sides iu Illinois City. sometimes ago
purchased corn iu O. crib 90 a sale
conducted for Mrs Hedluud. lie gave
a note for the amount. the estimate
being 1900 bushels When he removed
thc corn he claims that there was "a
large shortage tn the grain Tor which
bee paid and be deducted $500 from the
note. paying an but thai sum. J. r.
Oakls-f represents Mrs. Hedlund and
Peter lnEicson o. counsel for Weaver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
me- MORIAL GAINS
WIDE PUBLICITY
nARHLE CONCERN WRITES TO p.
3. rRENEENscEUr on MAT
TEA or MAINE MONUMENT.

Tar rrop1slf.1u which g.. e. Trcnk-
aaseheH sazFrEte.l o. month pr 10 ago
f5rIoulrs a trip Co. Havana. cuba. that
o. suitable monument br erected nt
fl~ cemetery vrcrr rcpDsr fhe sailors
er1 arrt duvu tlrt thc Maine % at
traetIns ettruT.ou risru here and in
fact t las gained 60 much publicity
ABBOTT ta~ nation chat tir. Trrakrns
c1.a tUasg received e letter from
Robert a. Lawrence sales manager OF
tls FIlat Granite company $rN York
SIR Lawrruec seeks 90 learn ihe
sfatus 90 the movement and asks Tor
trr rrlt.irzr OF suhmittius desizus
and estimates for memorial Nr.
TrraEra caur. however. has no work
fas .at~rrsl Dol the matter. merely
making the suggestion ao that % could
br taken 80 by Spanish American war
veterans.
TEr matter sli ar taken uu az iHr
state convention Co.. BE- held in Che
.a iu-e.ttrs iu june.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
S226.329.44 COLLECTED
IN TAXES UP TO SATURDAY

Tho real estate tax books closed az
Collector Ernest Russ Office in the
state bank building Saturday uirht.
Tho total amount o. taxes received
20 date r. S2es. 1es. 50. rs against S236.-
0sss1 last year. leaving 5000 more
on the delinquent list ut this time
than iu 1914. which o. a remarkably
good showing in face o. existing con
ditinns Saturday si5.1fAs1 vas re-
csived as against 81 Sss.1= on the last
day last year. Although no more real
estate taxes can be paid 40 the col
irctor's Office the personal tax books
vil b. open f1r some time 20 come.
The work 81 closing the real estate
tax books vas started this morning
and vii Be completed in time 20 turn
the books over 90 the county treasur-
sr April ]. after which time taxes viii
have 90 be paid a. the court house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
PLANT READY FOR
LABOR ON STREAM
Woso AWAITED 81 GOVERN
NEST OFFICIALS HERE o~
AMOUNT FOR WORK.

IRE E1rT rrures plant FrIea o. used
ta t-F voFE et arr1. los tfr gF5rr
tt.sslssi5bl ~sere .s ef is rrp1.r aaf .s
ready OIL sET time f1r .aE'us ep rr~
Vartegs Fre.eerf where 1905 serr lrft
or lass sa.L
Is presumed ttrr tr Gre EFsf rs
NrrH f.rr Ea-E Hr HH started rr
FsaeaE H. trrrfrr yrs rss been re
e-ferf tas washington PSI river aa-
Gals es eco ,seEf UGs.rf states EEE
ceers oEer ss Eo tsr aaa1sEf % a.i1'-
neat ere eprer f.v.sl9a 1t che stream
viii receive
d. fs ssre arfTs reaFsTr ttrf there
VIII e- "a reHefrrf sraa easrfed rats
district t1 earE tse r1ss taF14sr tr.s
yeas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
METROPOLITAN TROUPE
PLEASE WITH PROGRAM

rHr H-rrH se.iFsr W.estrrE company
It Roofs stsf. mate s tFef7f 90.
Yesterday aHrFr1ea and rf-rlrE aF
Hr .asf theatre ia Davenport Ie O.
aeaees fsF ere gaFfss OF tast eifV aa1
t a-sr ssaG re- m7usv was realized
ossT emo Swansea tr their erU iIt-
bus ss Roo. flr audience tr e0c-
ssHr Tire etl1s were good
a s8rrfs. orchestra sad eeea secured
Or mo Stow rFts rampacr ~ bone
e.-sr r.F.tfse- men ts estss. isfieE
usTs s r-aFrFE.as ans nav Be- booked
W .r rm"F theatre. W1'fes. seeo.
fserr lass- EeE5sH1 ana Police wsE
ssrtr- g1dfs1vtr appeared 5a t.- cast
ss -tFs eet msa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

newport Nrvs. va. March a.
WEre rue-s Sans urv baturstip
TrrrsytV giant &c f4e naval
Et1rts. is completed is uEI BE- t1c most
powerful fEstinE machine ever b-iff
.e .1esaEe if uiu have no equal Dol
uF.E.f of metal thrown az one broad.
side eslr ere Flse. t1ul.EE for faT
.ET 1~fF t1tf.~srf9 earrgire EeEF.rr
guns. those 1t tee EsirIsE boat uT.-e
euFer arer. aEHr tr1sr 90 Esr FrlE.
sVfvar-E ere t51-frrr .EeF. WEt.r fHH
former is Eg-,.sz rtFst Of irs monster
shells ar ere enemy fFF latter vII fF
srrtl~r FNetaF f1 E.r Hraafs.tr. HH.r
arr t--r Tess 6~ diameter
rEr1rrf..r.r fE~ rrlEes eaeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Nssie~ ts hereby Etvca tp All pereoas
s.ssrsss~d thas tzr city eogucl % ths
ef.v q HoeE tsfaad. rifucis. havinE
s~,srr~a thas a local improvement ~
rssas 81 paviaz EsFEeath street from
rss.ra 90 fisatesufE avenues. the
-..ss~ar~s f5s tE@ sane hrtaE o1 Gle
IL 49, sHes % tas cify eierk aa4 tsr
~fsv havfnE applied Go ths eouniy
ror~r % Rock Island eognty for az 49,
s~ss-ssrf % shs costs % said Improve
~.~rs- aeeordfrE % fruataz~. and an
.sssss-nrnf ghsr-f0r haviaz bees made
- returned 70 said soart. tho nnai
s,.s-ssx thereon vii - held on the
- Ca % April. \. u 1918. a. ne
s.--s- ~ ; 90 O'Clock = a.. % a. soon
thereafter as tns hasizess % ne court
~ ps-rzsr. AL persons eess-t1s may
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

PAY your personal tax. Room %,
state Bank building. Last week
adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Nasae- 5s hereby sven t1 on persons
isErFrssef 0tsf t.F beard OF taesi .U.
sroqtar erfs % tEr elrF of HarE Island.
OIL. Esvfrr l~E rasrrset flF Csc c1a-
srrlsefi0u OF eatrfmates ir Asarlfse
tarers afd.Goa. ard ere same having
been completed and accepted bY said
board on str tftr DAY Of fiaFca. q. d.
1915 art csc sast beard 20 local sm-
srosrrrrrFs having ctrf ia ter c1llfF
court o. u1cl Island e1Esfg. Illinois.
6r sra fste cav % ttsFeE. y TO-. 1918.
q cert rrst~ sF1v.eE faat tsr saif tu-
g-1vraerF csEf5rurs sasatsrtialiF Co.
..- 5rerrrts 90 te~ aFisiEsf ortf-
rfrer f5r frs c1EstFsctiaa 1g RE
Sane. trs cost tsrrret. tHr amount
-ssf~ssrf tq fsrm O. Fr Repaired Go
pav tire accrutrE trf~rest on houds or
gs..srr~- fasrrf .r aEfiearrt~ e1.lrc-
flsa 6f ter assrfs saeag for SAID igs-
s-5v~arrs y ararirE ait 30 bad OF
srsf ~~~t ernf~. as Go fEr truth % the
ssrss stated there's. az the c1GafF
ees-r kausr ta so city o. Rock isiaaf.
o. ere T.a fav % April. a 70 1918. az
see kssr % SEQ o'e.oeE a. M % as
s11s hereafter az tEr Business % tar
esarr viii permit All persons desir-
f~F rsav sf~ oNfrctioEs On said cosrt
ssf5ra said dsy. asf may appear on
sar ksarfrE ard rake tteir d@te1s~
Dated az Rock fsiaud. tniuois- this
zsss daF % Marc. 3 ~ 1913
HAIRY ~ sCffHfVEH.
ROBERT e. REYNOLDS.
WALLACE THEtCHLEE.
Beard % Local Improvement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
STOP THE MISERY
OF INDIGESTION
q vsEHAVcE REMEDY THAT
EV1s G5EEvEGs. BELcrffNcs
AVIVE8s. rtEARr8UHN
AND DIZZINESS.

rse go.t-u Sized rfI pse9t
cry .ss ae-a s1 s.errsstsi ia tar trca.
@rsr .f asiEesE.1s gsat thssssats gf
''fE-T s.rrrrrs eve tar.f 5000 aealfa
nj .sF fol rs NesderfsI e1srrs aat
sss. .1.7s5 Gals prove
Co F-a.lsea rse lsE.r e4sse..sF faFes
iat1 setls tF auf causes tar gastric
g.crs r1 sser1aEhiY m.E VIA tss food
rsa efr sfmrfg because &C. supplies tEs
sscute. wtEn pure. rtca b1rg4 10 e
Trtt rH egrs Blood thar causes steai'
scf v-issesf. Crt Eeot Blood fsfeasa
ffs asr ef rrr rf-rc-s Go.t~u Medical
Discovery as4 ygu WI Eave RI. more
Indigestion.
ri Is rsa wcrtf's p-ovsf Blood sart
Ter sfsrr f7 take co totsv eE4 before
tasf or Cav tas passed tEg lmears irs
1f Er Stood Wiz tesic Co leave foHr
hrfr s5regsh ere ellnlsasfvs organs.
sft ri "a fsv GAYS VOC vii szew %
regs sFsafsr nerves. srrser sfsr. ksea
o. n.af brighter eyes and clearer san
'sas fss sal blood ts pass.rz e1f. snt
sew rt-s. Bars bf1ef ts fttes yo+r
vefas sst arteries
TIE sfnss zecd bfoof WI eszse p.se-
Pies a~re. ecxeusa anE eu sSia rrur-
Hars Cd cry up snd Gisaop@sr. r.
Ffsrrr.s Ge'frr Medical Discovery Eel
me re.s fff rerrefY ffae seariF every
ere aerfs. tt coatalus no at~oeei %
narcotics % szr ttuf. fs eiranses ne
Blood ara every orEas ssrugEs whtca
ere bleed seWs t. benefited Get @ TO-
cav s. any medicine dealer III tiguit Or
eteiet f8rrs =fNdvJ
a
TIE Peoples Comn0r Serse Nseiesl
Afvissr = sens free or receive -
fluses. o. Stamps. 90 psv coss % raj
.s< es'y Nst-rss Or Y. - Fissee.
sars.o. y. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
COUNTERFEITERIS
NABBED IN TOWN
erLLfAW rtALL IS ARRESTED o.
c4SssE o. PASSING sooUs
HALF DOLLARS
rserr ts s-oris - Fsa--sf o~e-r.
Nrsrs ~ srsrr 20 pissa
G4Isg-cIs1rr Operate

M r.- arrest q wuiar Hsls sasur.
ftr ri ssf ss- local police s6or~s~a1-d
ono af roo e.rt-r-ss 1asrrfelt-rs
ever sat-a a -a-ss sarts Tee Favor
81 f-eam. aaHea wish wale1 Hau
Te-f-f we 1s,f dollars Iest ore
s--. esp esflrfsr ere police received
.- rHr CID rrar aad naeeF as~nf
R4s rlsrEEaE here aag Vore CO. fra
ease Fas begun Immediately. Use 90
Eco serf sE- frau Cor week art
FH-r rr e.Gr.r became Eeowr t.r
s-er-. service mra @ che agTeruurat
were afFu-t
r saturday nlshr UsL ar core
61a rE ST. Nr1rsals. Bic eGe Tger
ven ..r seGraerf fs.l8c fE rE-
serrer ~ TrretF- ssegcf street rat
Hs f.-rrT ant ordered r51Gt %
t-as He1faErs E~efsrt1e a ears1r.
1r H STAR walked over r8 st~ -f-
aaf .s=G Ga- Drinks ts ere ra1.s.
e. rFeT were sitting also faf.
as .e.s .s- esagEe +r cents. cor
s.s r+ ore FaIf dollar nrt some
snf change Later tfau aEf fve
.4~ssers .ea w-warss Hri-E "a
afse trf f-1f@riaE a eaf dollar.
rse. .e- ss.egr Keeper ref1sst ss
ea.a
psuss Are Tee.
WrrsGrs claimed chat er bad rs-
e-iFsf ssr m1reT FIJI enc -eauer f-cm
fa- aGs collar siu ara az arFr.sseat
sasTef aeETa~rs refused 90 rrer1t
frt WeWsrTs went t0 ere r0Hrc
s5-r pointed one chat stair NEST rrFr
s11sa sr-t ESQ eoaot-rtrs fe- srr
Fa1t Ea.r dollar. vtFr earrrsrE che
e8fsF- from ere bar E9 fEr table
later r. vss discovered faas stain BAD
ssee atFsr uErIr tasaErs srf fEsr~s
fsr ss r-frgfs erf ~ lead arf asFr-
compost aos otHsr bed rsf dollars
were traced arf III af cases tfaI vas
m-rr.err ire secret service aErrs
f-rssst f1 Rock tsfEnt FRIDAY. and
ar-+ N-s~frF ere stories OF ere urr
hives Efra- GRE case tsF PARTY wrrf
a Ts Bone Saturday rs7rrirE near
IN e-eFsf street asf rTsEFE arrr1r.
tff placed Ftn are a. we~~sr fsF.s=
WIS BIN. gHf~r arrest rrT we@sr
s f9Twu f1 fsr focal roflre ft
nfHeFs Fletcher ard has Seen or '7-
maze ~ vsf-rf1wr ire FrrFrsT-
aeefs confessed FHat usT Rad made
many UFrs d1usrs ara passFf fre-
ne urf~~frtFs were wF.I male.
frr effective fg vetEef urttE "a tfrf-
more 1rf~f bel TFr would tGFe tFFr
able rF H-r egr on f'~Tst perfect
erT Fsr Row mger ~ ere H7esa
money flsu rsaTfaefgrst a1f passed
e1Hf re- Oh learned tF wFs faEr~
u r-srF eaFF-fav rtEfr ara tfs .
sraa. s-f r1 Plead guilty aF-Hr ere
r-F-HH. eHTrf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

should carry further thau Che ifinch
bat ir q battle 40 effective range. v-ith
equal accuracy " zuunerl. tle heavier
br1adr.d- uu decide tHe issue. cX-
rerfs claim
Germany Ia tardiHz che Erratr
WORTH and Three sister ships. which
vr carry IFi1cs suns and be- o. tho
same general class az tlr Queen Eu -
11rfr.
Orfy ir speed ei'l Che Pennsylvania
rafr loser faau .tH rivals lrs OH
driven surt.ass. Lrrslorirs a $1,000
Hgree narr-. eUI send itE $1,000 tons
through fHr sea 1r q ratio nf 60 Knots
m hour Tho gurrr Elizabeth viI de-
r.ar $4,000 E1rarr1v er. Eiv'r= o. speed
1. 90 knots rr hour Tho latest Ger
man lTealuugEats are expected tu go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Fle objections iu said court before tho
saIl lry aud may appear on Gro hear.
lHs and make fae.r defense. said ls-
a.smrrr .s payable in sen t1I in-
ataf1mrnts and n1 insfaiimcuts. exc
c-rt th- first shalt bear interest from
srf aster date o. eDrarwrfiou until
paid OFT fer ratr uf Eve per cent per
.rEEu
HENI o. =EHElEEE
Orcer Appointed Goo Iat. a
HFrf
March g. 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

All N. news all the ume-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
TO LOVERS OF GOOD VAUDEVILLE ::

personally attention
o
int he CONGRESS
show
have the n
bill VERY s o
England
are
greeted applause yesterday They de
The local diving tonight
and a
of telephones
H. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
ODD FELLOWS ATTEND THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

one hundred and ff,y Odd Fellows
fist church last night. being the third
OF the series OF Go 20 Church sun
days recently instituted by this or
der. pr. r. ". Reed prepared a spc-
clai sermon for the occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
PASS TWENTIETH AVENUE
WATERMAN IMPROVEMENT

The project % laying Waterman on
Twentieth avenue east % Seventeenth
street SO feet. vas passed hy the
board % local improvements this
morning. recommending 81 10 the city
council Tor hnai adoption. The est
mate % City Engineer Wallace Treich-
Ter Is figured AZ $1,000.