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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25
Followed Lincoln Highway.

Next came Bustleton, Ian ghorne. OK
ford, the motorists pulling into Tren-
ton at lo:47 o'clock. Following the
Lincoln highway signs the run was
continued to Monmouth Junction, New
Brunswick Iselin, Railway, Elizabeth
west Elizabeth and Newark. The party
,assed through Elizabeth at 2:3s
o'clock. where a second stop was made
for gasoline The first glimpse of New
York occurred when a few miles out
from West Elizabeth, the tall buildings
standing out above the water me.
AZ q O'Clock Newark was reached and
several minutes lost at the draWbridge.
which was open when the machine
pulled up.
in Jersey City at 1923 o'clock and pull
ed onto the ferryboat at 3:31 O'Clock,
having covered the distance from the
National Capital to the ferry slip IN
10 hours and Al minutes the totai
,ime lost in stops was l hour and ~
,ninu.es all of which time is included
IL the record. Deducting this from the
total time, the actual running tihhe was
! hours and 50 minutes.
Monday the return trip was mace ana
one hour and thirty-two minutes cilpped
off the record made the day previous Inc
nm was over the same route, The start
was made from the Erie slip at Jersey
CIV at 1901 o'clock Monday afternoon
tn. running schedule on the return trip
vas as follows. Newark. y. J., IL 80
nm Elizabeth II 40 pm. New Bruins
wick, 1.27 pm: Trenton, 10 pm !.
philadelphia, 80 pm. Wilmington 40
nm Newark, Del. 5:22 pm. Baltimore,
IS pm and Washington. 10 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25
Receipts Show Big Increase.

Last January the net receipts We're
sS2,4S6.S. against s47.140.06 for the cor
responding month of the preceding
year. In March last the receipts We're
s35.5S7.37, as against s7,3S0.1o in the
corresponding month.
With the 1914 net receipts at $500
S59c7, the net increase over the re-
ceipts of the preceding year were sos,
2O617 The receipts for the preceding
fiscal years showing the relative in
creases since the first year, 1910, We're:
1910. $4,000 approximately 1911
So. 1876; 1912, S144,93o.25: 1913, $780,
s53.10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
FORMER DUNKARD MINISTER,
ACCUSED or GIRLS MURDER
HANGS HIMSELF IN PRISON
WILSON REFUSES
AUSTRIA REQUEST
Export % Arms From United states
to the Allies IS Not to Be In
terfeTed With.

Washington. ID. c. Aug 16.-The
United States fn note 10 Austria
Hunea-v r9hfiera5 +.4,- 5elf.7sz IN
--.
9+ '79- '- ti'7 F-5I14 gov
eFH5HeHJ taat export OF arms to the
allies be stopped
The communication IS in -aolv To the
recent Austrian ,ra,..+ .7-s4 -... r-.4fa.s
States 5- r..~--f.....- ..... -.-...-- -s -.,,-l
10 Auzrrss.= .= enemies ,rss ,zfo.s-trs- ,Ta
aznfrffr a= na,,-~arttv Tia ar7s~s-s1
mole is flat denial of thar oon+a7-
Hon and v.ea~ors-- ,.77of5s The -sgr+
of The United States under fu+a-ra-
ugnaI law. to cxDorr war -4r-ifforz
In Justification Of its posfHon the
United States rerf-as among other
things that International 1ar- t,a rra--
+f~a rf ,a+fo-s -f.. --,.,-s-.- - .t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
RUSS OPTIMISTIC
IN THEIR REPORT
Petrograd Says That There Is Little
Danger OF Army Being Bottled
Up by Germans.

Peuograd. Aug. I6. lvia London.
2.45 p. mJ-THe military SITUATION is
viewed by Russian army officers with
a degree OF optimism. owing to the
manner in which the Germans have
been checked at the crossings Of the
rivers Ltwlec and Krzuav. east OF the
Siedlce-Luk0w front. where the in-
vaders lost soc prisoners in addition to
heavy tell of dead and wounded
Confidence is felt here that the Rus
slams viii be able to make any further
eastward progress of the invaders very
costly TO them.
Fierce battles are looked for i'm the
district between the Nurec and Narew
rivers and at the crossings of the Bug.
The immediate German objective is
believed to be the double track rail-
road which roughly parallels the pres
e1t fighting line running from 0sso-
wetz to Bilayst0k. Brest-Litvosk and
Kovel This road is protected by
dense forests and by the marshes Of
the region Of the upper Narew.
The apparent weakness of the Ger
man tanks has removed fear that the
Russian army will be bottled mp. Evi-
dence of this seeming lack OF oHan-
sive power is found in the reported ra-
mova1 of a portion Of the German
troops from the Stedlce-Lubow front
to the Baltic region These troops
are said to have been replaced by Aus
trians.
Russian military critics find 1T diff
cult to reconcile this evidence of weak
ness with German claims to urdimin-
ished strength The Russian theory
is that these claims are advanced for
effect on the Balkan states.
Renewal of the German offensive
against the Dvina al Jacobstadt is
focusing attention On the Baltic re-
gj0n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
TWO MIDDIES ARE
OUT FOR CRIBBING
Twelve Others Are Disciplined for Re
cent Irregularities at L. $. Naval
Academy.

Washington, d. C.. Aug. I6.-DismIs-
sal of two midshipmen and the disci-
pliniug of - others for alleged "crib-
bing" at q United States naval acaa-
emv are revealed today as a result of
the findings OF the court of inquiry
which Investigated Irregularities in e<-
aminauous and recitations at the
academy. The midshipmen dismissed
with the approval OF President Wilson
were Ralph NJ. Nelson. Jr., Of Peeks-
kill y Y. and Charles NJ Reagle of
WausvilIe. ohio The courts recon
mendations that the others be disci-
pIlned were approved by Secretary
Daniels.
Drastic changes in the conduct Of
examinations are recommended by the
court in an unanimous report of its
inquiry begun in June, Abolition of
the practice of giving out dope" or
advance information unless heads of
issue it by memoranda.
and less rigorous examinations are The
principal recommendations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
UNITED STATES CAVALRY is
FIRED UPON FROM ME- EXICAN
SIDE RIO GRANDE AT NIGHT
CATHOLICS URGE
PEACE IN EUROPE
american Federation OF Church S0Ci-
eties Starts Movement at Fo-
ICdu tou1 1eution.

Toledo, O., aug 16.-A review OF the
recent activities of the American Fed
.---t,r ~ p..+,,f.. eo-io+tez ia .or
la1lea III -Ae report ol +ALi Lil1olS Md1i e.
the national secretary, submitted at
todays session ut the convention Of
the federation. A recommendation
that the federation adapt 2 resolution
urging line restoration of peace In
Euroua and that Catholic 0reaniza-
tfoas the world over be asked to par
ucipata I'm the universal request for
peace was contained i'm the report.
which concluded with tine announce
ment that Pope Benedict had granted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
THE WAR TODAY


The war departments of Serbia and
Greece met today ana important de-
yel0pments iu the Balkan situation are
expected. Representatives OF The allies
nope for a speedy agreement among
the Balkan powers. 10y which their con
eerted aid may be given the allied
cause. bur prediction OF quick action
to this end are lacking. Observers OF
the trend of diplomatic interchanges
recognize many dimcuJ-le5, in view OF
the reluctance of Serbia and Greece to
grant the territorial claims OF Bull
garta.
Military activity is increasing along
the Austro-Ser6iau frontier. Ex-
changes of artillery fire at Belgrade
have been followed by Serbian bonn
baFlmeut of defenses before the village
Of Dobra on the Danube Heavy CON
Centration of Teutonic forces on the
edge of the Balkans is reported.
Advances recorded in the German
official statement today represent q
further closing in by Teutonic troops
on the fortress Of Brest-Litovsk. the
stronghold of The new Russian line Of
defense
Prince Leopold of Bavaria. who yes
teraar reported O defeat of the Rus
SLAMS near Losvce. 10 miles east Of
SiedIce. which the Germans took late
last week. today occupied L0syce and
3liodzvrzec The latter place about %
miles i'm q southwesterly direction from
S5edlce. Afterwards the Russians were
beaten in a stand east of Losyce and
were pursued the Berlin statement
says. These operations are within 40
miles of Brest-Litovsk.
Still closer To the fortress are the
armies OF Field Marshal Won Macken-
sen. which on Saturday were reported
within 40 miles from the stronghold
Since then they had advanced north
ward in pursuit Of the Russians
marching along both banks OF The
Bug
Other successes are reported for thc
Germans between the Narew and the
Bug together with the capture of an
advanced position at the fortress of
k0m0 and the taking in these sec
tors OF nearly seven thousand Rus
sian prisoners
Depslte successes, PetTOgTad mill
tary. observers do not take a pessi-
mistic view of the situation. looking
for determined stand by the Rus
SLAMS as their new line is reached.
Operations on the western front
were relatively unimpoTtant An en-
eagement toward the southern end Of
the line appears to have been indecis-
i've. neither the French nor the Ger
mans claiming any notable advantage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
MARINES GO
OVER BOARD
IN A STORM
Members of BattIeship Crew
Lost During a Hurricane
Of the Florida Coast.

Washington. d. g., Aug. 16- Two
American marines were washed over
board from the batJIesbip New Hamp-
shire and drowned yesterday while
the ship was sailing through The gulf
hurricane somewhere south of the
Florida coast No damage to the New
Hampshire or Louisiana, which are
proceeding to the southern waters, was
reported.
The marines were James Franklin
Robinson and Rar55e Wayne RAY Rob
ius0n's mother. Mrs. n. a. Robinson.
lives at No 222 West First street.
UhrIchsviue. Ohio. Rays residence is
given as Mississippi His mother,
Naude Ray Holcomb, is his next Of
kin. The bodies were not recovered.
Galveston. Texas, Aug. 1G.-Alarm-
ing reports III other cities Of de-
structive storm at this port today are
untrue The wind up to p IN. was
not dangerous
AT 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon the
winds velocity was As 10 so miles an
hour and the barometer stood at
2948
There had been NO property loss
and no one feared that there would be
any Of a serious nature The city has
not been fooded and the sea wall is
doing its work perfectly There IS no
alarm here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
STERLING Rates
IN ARECORD DROP
Utter Decentralization of Foreign Ex-
change Market Results Morgan
on the Scene.

New York, Aug. l6-The value Of the
English pound sterling went steadily
and rapidly downward today until It
touched S464 ln American money. the
lowest value ever placed on it since
New York became financial center
Utter decentralization of a foreign eN-
change markets resulted.
Francs followed suit. falling to SIS.
or the equivalent of is % cents. Nor
maljy pounds sterling are quoted at
S457 and francs at approximately 90
cents.
on Saturday Iast the English pound
established d new low record ja the
New York money market br falling to
469. Today il opened two cents under
Saturdays lowest price, a situation
without parallel iu the history af
American finance. within on hour lost
another penny and by / O'Clock had
sold down 20 S464
The sharp fall in exchange rates
was ascribed 20 the demand of Ameri-
can manufacturers of pay for thc goods
sold by them abroad, Within the last
few days the money market mas been
flooded with millions OF American bills
against Great Britain and her allies It
was reported that last Friday between
z25 100000 and s50.GG0000 Of such
bills were presented to one big banking
house alone. T0days demands which
( sent the exchange rates TO unheard-of
low levels were believed to be far in
excess of this sum.
+ UrFf- HHa L--1rFsalr r,Zrrr-E -e-E--r-g4 -
never before. the American dollar was
today the standard of the world fnan-
cial market. In financial circles the
rapid lowering of foreign exchange
rates was regarded as presaging diff
Culres ahead.
WAYS in which England might meet
( the situation and maintain her credit
. here were commonly discussed. There
seemed to be two alternatives. she as-
Enlistment here Of huge loan or
credit, conservaGvelv put at 100000
o0o, or the acquisition in England Of a
large amount Of American securities
/ to be placed here as collateral for q
temporary credit
Bankers with international C0uneC-
uons were in conference over the sit
uatton today. The temperance in the
financial district of J. p Morgan for
the first time since an attempt was
made to assassinate him July gave
color to the belief that negotiations to
end the present abnormal situation
might soon he c0nsummated
In the face Of this belief there was
a rally in the market for sterling
about p. m. which brought quotations
back 70 within one cent of the open
ing, Francs also steadied. Other con
tineutaIs rose ia sympathy
A sharp rally during the last hour
Of the business day sent the rate on
sterling up TO 4e7ls, one-half point
higher than the opening Paris
checks rates were strengthened also
and closed at 5.99, q loss of two cents
for the day. Various causes, il was
thought, contributed TO the rise. chief
Of which was understood to be that
this afternoon a conference of bank
ers was called to consider the foreign
exchange situation and ether matters
pertaining TO the establishment Of
big British loan in this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
$4,000 DAMAGE BY
ILLINOIS MINE BLAZE

Springfield, H. Aug Fire which
started in the tippIe early today de
stroved the surface workings Of the
Springfield Cooperative Coal COMPANY.
The loss was estimated at 100000
Peter Began, the mine manager
with four OF his men descended the
apement shaft before daylight, q
mile from the main shaft beneath the
tipple and made his way through the
mine to the stables and rescued Il
mules.
Thus Tar the IRE has been kept ont
Of the mine The night watchman who
discovered the fire blames sparks
from a passing locomotive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
TAKES
LIFE AFTER A FIGHT

Dublin. Ireland Aug IG David
Johnston was found dead this after
noon beneath a window Of his house
in Lurgan, County Armagh, in which
for two days he had withstood a siege
Of the constabularg a bullet wound
below his eve and an empty revolver
cluycbed in his band indicated he had
used his last cartridge 20 cheat the Do-
lice Of their quarry.
Johnston, who ts believed TO have
been mentally irres spoHs5blc, precipi-
tated the trouble on Saturday by FIR
ing at registry enumeratora who went
10 his house 10 deliver the official
forms in connection with she national
registration now under way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
PANKHURsT Baking
AT A BRITISH ORDER

London. Aug. l6.-Sylvia Pankhurst,
famed as d militant sunraget, VIII not
comply with the national registry. reg
uIations. she asserts
7 am not going 10 register; that's
all I know about it," declared Miss
Pankhurst al q meeting followed by a
demonstration OF East London suf-
Iragets. For my part think it mere
ly a rUse to get more power out Of the
workers. I am not a man. so they
can't take me to war. but they won
send me to a munitions factory. They
know there viii be trouble.
They pay two shiIungs eight pence
C56 centsB a dozen for soldiers khaki
shirts and men must fight for better
conditions for women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
VAN BANDIN
NEEDO OF AID;
ONE IS DEAD
Fifteen Members Armenia
Mission, Prosecuted by
Turks, Reach Tiflis.

Washington, d. C, aug 49, Fifteen
members Of the American mission in
Van, Turkish Armenia, who were pres
ent during the recent lighting in that
vicinity. have arrived in TiElis broken
down with work and hardship. one of
their number having died before they
left.
Consul Smith at Tif5s today notified
the state department that a Mrs Uss-
her had died in Van and that her hus-
band was now dangerously I'll in Tiflis
The dispatch said that while the 9th
eT members of the little band Of Amer
leans are convaiescent they are with
out money. OF proper clothing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
Continued on page Teng.
Sneedometers III TraIns.

Sharon, Pa. Aug 16- Passenger
trains on the Gahoning division Of the
Erie railroad have been equipped with
a device which records the speed over
the entire distance travelled If at the
the speed has exceeded that prescribed
by the rules the enginemen are sus-
pended Trains are permitted 80 travel
90 miles an hour, bur an engineer has
margin of six miles above that speed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Corydcn, Iowa, Aug 16.-SImeon
Snowden, r. pioneer resident Of
LEROY. hanged himself in the jail here
today He was awaiting arraignment
on a charge Of numbering Joseph
Wertz of Greeley because Wertz had
tried TO force him 10 pay a note Tor
ST 500 Snowden took Fertz buggy
riding into the country Saturday
Sunday morning Wertz's body was
found along the road Snowden's ar
rest followed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
coco Americans in Canada Army.

London, Aug There are no few
CT than 2,0o0 Americans in the ranks
OF the Canadian military contingent
said Major General Hughes, Canadian
minister of militia at a meeting OF
Americans held here last night. Il have
already written letters of gratitude and
sympathy" said General Hughes. 70
mothers of more than zoe American
bows who have fallen while lighting in
Flanders along side Of Canadian com
rades More than 1000 enlisted and
We could have many more if we de
sired ANY number of West Pointers
offered their services as officers and
some are now with us"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
Haitien Hero Buried in flag.

New York Aug. 16.-The body Of
william Gompers, the young sailor
who was killed in Haiti on July 30
will be placed in a grave in the ma
tional barying ground a the Cypress
Hills cemetery this afternoon. 4
large United States flag Hill be wrap
ped around the coffin At funeral
services held Yesterday al the naval
hospital in Brooklyn navY yard, Sam
uel Gompers. president og the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor. the Young
mans uncle, read the letter written tv
President Wilson TO the sailors moth.
er. expressing appreciation Of his
services to his country,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Pittsburgh. Pa, Aug 16.-sevan
hundred men thrown our Of employ
mant bv a strike and lockout growing
out Of a dispute between the pIasteTers'
and Iathers' unions Will return to work
TODAY. This action was agreed on after
all parties concerned in the dispute
had agreed. through the efforts of the
state bureau Of mediation and conciHs-
ton. to arbitrate the questions in
v0Ived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
| - ChoIera niscorared.

Geneva. Thursday. Aug 13, lvia
Paris. Aug. 16, delayed in transmits
sion -Asiatc cholera has appeared
at Cannstatt. Wurtemburg An 0fic-
iaI notice says that only one ease
has developed-that of German sol
der on leave. who contracted the dis
ease in GaHcia- and that every pre-
caution is being used to prevent
spreading of The contaEiou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 10 Peter
N3-o broke the worlds record for four
year~oId trotters and tied the world s
stallion trotung record established by
The Harvester when he won the first
heat of his match race with Lee AK
worthy at North Randall track this
E5ternoon, Time. 2:02
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Franklin. Pa, Aug. 16.-An increase
IN the wages Of all employees Of the
Atlantic Refining company, once a sub
s,diary Of the Standard Oil company
vas announced today. Employees or
Tie Franklin, Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia plants are affected, the base be-
ing an advance Of In cents an hour
for laborers,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
Lahorer Digs Up Bomb.

Paris. Aug ia dispatch from
Lisbon to the Fourniers agency says
that \ lahorer working in field at
Cube Ruive. a Lisbon suburb, dug up
a bomb which exploded and seriously
wounded him. The police made
search and found large number OF
bombs buried in all parts OF the field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Budapest. Austria. Aug. Is. (via
Amsterdam ard London. hoIoman
Won Szelt. former premier of Hungary
died this morning He resigned the
premiership in 1903 and served sUbse-
auentIy as q member of the diet,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Clinton Ia. Aug 16 -shortstop Bert
Ellison Of the Clinton Central asso-
citation team has been sold TO the De-
troit American league club. to be
delivered at the end OF the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
- Ifalian Natal Credit.

Rome, tvia Parts, Aug. i6l-The
official Gazette publishes a decree au-
tborlzing d new naval credit OF S16,-
2S6.615.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
Attack Answered by Border
Patrol, but Americans
Escape Injury.
BANDITS REORGANIZE
Crossing in Small Groups
With View to Initiating
a New Uprising.

Nogales, Ariz., Aug. 16.-SeVere
fighting between Carranza and
villa forces, four miles outside
NogaIes, Sonora is reported. The
international line has been closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
National Assemblies of Ser
bia and Greece Are to
Hold Sessions Today.
DIVISION LOOKED FOR
Constantine Insists on Neu
trality and Neighbor
Would Compromise.

Berlin. Aug. is, lvia London,
p. m.l-rield Marshal Yon Mack
eDsen. continuing Ills pursuit OF
the retreatiug Russians from the
south toward Brest-Litoysk, has
occupied Ciale ana Slawatyeae.
according To official announcement
made by GermaH army headquar-
ters today. The army of Prince
Leopold Of BarFaria- pressing the
Russians from the west, has occu-
pied Losgee and Niedzyrzec, the
statement adds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

London. Aug is. l1z:05 p. m.}-2Ii-
itary operations ia the eastern field
are developing slowly. Both sides
show the effects OF the intensity Of
the Warsaw struggle. The German
advance now cenJers on the efforts Of
Field Marshal Won HInderburg 10 force
troops across the Dvina and eastward
in the general direction Of Petrograd.
and the near approach of the army of
Prince Leopold of Bavaria to the new
BresI-LitoEsA defense E0twilhstaDd-
ing the STEADY pressure OF the Ger
mans. tue Russians have succeeded
thus far in holding them west Of the
Dytaa-
The Balkan crisis is drawing to Q
climax. The national assemblies of
Serbia and Greece meet today. with the
probability of a definite decision as re-
CARDS Bulgaria's territorial demands
upon which hinEe the question Of
united action of Fhe Balkan states with
tEa allies.
In the best posted quarters here the
DHiA-Gh is L5@aI lb4 WIN o 4FSt cG u
pessimism. Il is expected Serbia VIII
seak q compromise and Greece will
reject the Bulgarian proposition Re
ports from Athens indicate that King
Constantine is insisting the new cab
met must maintain strict neutrality,
the effect of which would be to with
hold Greece from participating i'm a
plan Of united Balkan cooperation with
the allies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16
Germans Prepare 0Hensfve.

In the meantime there are many evi-
dences of Austro-Germau preparations
to deal with the Balkan situation. Ac-
ccrdfng to information from Buchar-
est. German army corps have been
concentrated near the junction of Hun
gerry. Rumania and Serbia. This,
with the bombardment of Belgrade and
the activity OF Austrian artillery at
many points along the Danube, lends
support to reports OF a great Austro-
German offensive in the Balkans
The outcome Of the crisis is awaited
most anxiousIy, as determining wheth-
er the allies win receive new support
from the Balkans and whether Ger
many's supplies Of ammunition for
Turkey will continue TO be stood of
by the Balkan frontier
Bulgarian officials do not expext an
agreement will be reached. but the
Serbian minister at London. M BOsh-
kovitch. told The Associated Press he
believed a middle ground would be
found on which it VIII be possible TO
unite the Balkan states.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

san Diego, Cal. Aug. lG.-Two hun
dred Mexican troops, according 10
word received here today by the United
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-16

Nj C I'M b er of Au dit
Bureau of Circulations