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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-21
JOHN BURROUGHS ILL

KINGSTON. ". Y. June 21.-John
Burroughs. the naturalist q was
learned today has been il for several
days at his horne at West park. lie
is suffering fror0 auto tOXemia. which
resulted i'm heart weakness tiis con-
dition today was improved and no Sc
rious consequence are expected
Mr. Burroughs is IS years old
During the early summer he has been
working unusually hard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
BLIND PIG FOUND
IN SILVIS TOWN
I'd Larson Bound Over to Grand Jury
After Transient Stockman
Gives Snap away.

A blind pig was discovered in the
village OF Silvis Sunday afternoon Ed
Larson. who has been living in the
building formerly occupied by the Bull
Frog saloon. was found 10 be operat-
ing the place. How long Larson had
been engaged in the illegitimate sale
OF liquor IS not known, neither can il
he said how long he would have con-
tiuued In his disregard OF the law had
not n stranger innocently exposed his
game.
-Four bottles OF beer found on a
stockman when arrested yesterday aft
ernoon were exhibited AZ the prelim-
mary trial this morning in Police Mag
istrate Marsden's court The stock
man testified that he had purchased
the wet goods from Larson. the latter
being bound over TO the grand jury in
tire sum OF $500. while the stranger
gave bonds OF $500 for his appearance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

TEe s-sss 81 cssrsss Evsrsas. sEeri
ff. seeasr-f ar go e'r.see tsls ngFu-
sE sf t~ fte eeeef sFFsEe.
ss F FFssls ~ srs~ers rFs.s5e. tfa@
vsaes 81 ssg te-r ssreFiEs t1F sa@s
f@e
tf vsssee vas taFE ie aat4rt.
swetF lss E ltsf fr esTr F1
Arsrrtea .s $3.50 saf tfFE.st IL uasrs-
sers veerr ss rrs ies Coz rEsF gears
tfr ser- rer1t-5 r1 EseE ls.srs sss
esf sre= msf~ PTS ea@r r fs eF
Soc a. years 1ff sVseses ess ~s-
sleFet 81 W~Fefsa~aser a. uealazaas..
Ir wtsss service be- made a RECORD
ssFseEt BE fsfafst W6Ff Zee vas
feifrt sr rfsrr sEr on Aus 90 $780, r1
Wtss fI.-e Wsslms~rE az sa.s e.TT Hr-
frs rr utse tfr Usesar ts eVrt
fFaf sees NfrEaF Co. G t1
NO. cssr.~s o. Earrse a. aet H-rls-
mies ssE bT n faEssfrF. Lola o.. st
st Eee~. NrrseEeesers Cog teF fa-
ee-at FEt~ rot beer r1MFt fFt Burial
v5.t 90 ts E.55a ssEHrE rrH~r=rF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

e.a. Ia spending a few days in the
city.
John G Kaiser. 1915 T~cnty-hfth
street. Who suffered a severe fall las;
week While AZ work on the roof OF 4
house. - improving steadily. bu; IL viii
BE- some tlra. before be viii be able %
resume hts work.
John and Walter Andersen arc here
for a short visit Wl;h their parents.
NiF. aud Mrt- Peter Anderson. 1925
Fourtseath street. The arst named is
travelling out % Chicago and Walter
out % FitfsbusEh. ho;h being repre-
seafafitea % one % the leading &C.
ulsnt manufacturing concerns They
spent last week az Irhana attending
commencement az THE state university.
fFom uhlca they graduated last year.
TIE retreat % the Sisters % the Wis
ifafion % villa de- Chautai eadcd to-
DAY after 5 days observance. II was
Huccrssfuliy conducted By Father Jam
sen o. che Society % Jesus. A cleo
f.oa for Mother Superior % the school
took place. Sister Mary AEues. pres
ent ptrsctrrss being chosen % sue
coed Mother BorEia- The election for
this position occurs every six years.
Other omecra for the institution wil! be
named later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
BROWNING FIELD
CONTRACT is LET
Moline Council Gives Job TO Dayen-
port Nan Who VIII Start OPP
eTati0ns This Week.

Work of improving Browning field
Moline, will start this week. Assur-
ance has been given the city council
by John a. Littig of Davenport, who
at the meeting of the municipal body
this morning was awarded the con-
tract 10 drain and grade the tract, that
there will be no delay in starting the
work. Total cost OF the Improvement
viii be S6.676.4G
The 1915 appropriation ordinance,
presented Tor final reading, was for
mally adopted
An ordinance providing for the paw
ing of Fifteenth street A. from Nine
teenth 70 Twenty-third avenue. passed
first reading and was laid over week
for adoption. The Improvement viii
cost approximately S9,160.
The council accepted the report of
the auditor and order was given 70
have # published according To law.
Everything was found in satisfactory
condition.
Question OF constructing a dock at
the foot Of Sixteenth street, which is
made necessary by the fact that Mo
line has been placed on the river map.
was discussed. and il was agreed that
inasmuch as the site designated has
the approval of Captain ". A. Blair OF
the Northern Steamboat company. il
would he the logical point for a land
ing. The council has already agreed to
building the dock, the only issue be
ing the location.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Mary sautry left today for a
visit vlth relatives iu EausaH-
1frs. Robert r. Lee and children
Virginia aaI Horace. are 30 Chicago
for a visit
D. g. NaalrT has Eons 90 Nacomh
f1r a weeks visit. ipluiuE bis family.
aho have been theFc for some time.
Afrs q H scidei left yesterday for
an extended stay 81 New Mexico.
where she wiil visit her sor. ". r
sesf-i ard Ner brother. Y ?. Reuth
Nrs GEORGE g. Brnvu. MrE. 4 y.
f.rshaaa and g.. ". Durham are among
fE1s~ from This cltv uho are registered
af ere Hotel Fiszs 10 san Francisco at
srzEirz thc exrositi1n-
Nf-s Caufsid asd GarEhtsrs. Hell
81 ara Marie. and Miss josephirs
Kfuz~r have returned from three
weeks VISIT 81 fnaia. Mica. with Mrs
= ! Crnss.
Merritt ~. Campbell. formerly con-
rersea win The editorial STAG % TIE
Arcs sd EnW proprietor sae editor
% ths Bedford Iowa. Il=eE-Rspsh!!-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
AUTHORITIES ON
SLAYERS' TRAIL
Foul Play Theory l. Strengthened at
Coroner's Inquest over Body of
art Duggan ~ Muscatine.

The theory 90 the Muscatine police
that Art DuEgan. whose mangled body
sas found on the tracks OF the Rock
Island lines near that city AT 10 o'clock
Saturday night. was murdered and
then placed upon the tracks TO cover
up the crime. was strengthened this
morning when the coroner's jury con-
vencd az 10 O'Clock. The testimony
bore out the fact that the body had
been dragged some 100 feet TO the
tracks. as the earth and shrubbery in
the vicinity showed evidences OF this.
So far the authorities have been un-
able 90 learn the names OF the mem
hers o. the gang with whom Dugsan
is supposed % have quarreled a short
time before the body was discovered.
The jury adjourned az noon today and
will convene again az O'Clock.
DuEEau had been engaged in an ar
Eumeut with a gang OF men half an
hour before the body was found. The
discovery OF the body led 90 the belief
that hs had been murdered. placed on
the track and then train No. II ON the
Rock Island ran over the body and
cut and manglcd d.
The body was 60 a friEhtful condi-
tluu when discovered. 10 had been cut
almost iu tTo parts and the lett les
vas severed near the hip. There were
marks on the cheek and head 20 indi-
cate that he had received rough treat
meat before being placed on the track
The tcdy was found near the power
house. within close proximity 20 the
spot where witnesses say he had had
an argument
DuFEaE vas a button cutter and was
about so years % aEe- When found
thrfr was only collar AID shirt on
HIS BODY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
MOLINE HAS CHANGE
AT TOWNSHIP FUNDS

Moline people welcome the news
thar the Laatcc bin. which permits "a
eats 90 fprnd surplus township funds
where a township lies wholly within O
r.fy. has been enacted into law Mo
line township. no the present time. has
something like $4,000 on hand. most
% &C. surplus
us interest 90 people IN Rock Island
and Moline o. word brought acme sat
uriay night by Senator Landee that
both houses passed the bill which per
mite ad5riuius cities 90 retain their
own names and Co merge under one
government This means that Rock
Island. Moline. East Moline and Siivis.
% thrv desire. may come together
under one central government This
government. however. may not De
under The cify manager plan.
The city manager plan has been de-
feafed Had g been enacted into law
the people hcsc would have been
asked 90 vote on merger proposition
CO Ga not believed an election for
merged commission form. however.
Fili ever b. called.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

when the case i heard in the circuit
court. and as witness before the grand
jury.
Marshal H. J. Mccullough arrested
the stockman shortly after he had left
the home OF Larson. SUspecting that
Mccullough was an officer the stranger
ran for the train. which was carrying
his shipment of stock TO Chicago. When
.overtaken he told his story implicat-
ing Larson and the arrest OF the latter
resulted.
Several complaints have been reg
istered against Larson in the past. but
he has always succeeded in escaping
arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
ATTEMPT To END
HIS LIFE FAILS
Harsy Eaars 81 usilH~ Delays priuA-
frz Carhsiir tc.f aat raiier
FrrTFaE Irssrdg.

Sc r=ssIs OF an aEfrHBs tl ra- Etf
Fr- HsfrT sFe. sllE EurEtF sixth
srrr=F tf4frr. was afFa.Er aHFr
1fsE rsfr FFsrN ea-s1- f.as
eerea-a ae charge at als1F rF.E
eertser H vas s-EEeEErl r1 fa-
.e.rfV fsU taF tg days lE tr.a.E 1s
1srarrs OF a See
Hsrt Vss rart $500 .r police ea1rF
sfsr-sr morning Csc E.r Gee was
ssseeetra verr fsr Sac aEfr-t ua.
r7 @alrss BIS wife slf f1 E.rr err
ss.f af t5s rsFs5sE EtzFs uFsF "a.
tFsE store assartsF sft=Fea1r srI
procured "a sofs.- af FsrGa..e set De-
vsssrFrf sH9.s EFUa Zoe several
sssrs ss5 srefgr5 sE kss seEr ee1sE
r ere sr=se FalFEE several
tr7rs ef FEr ae5t 5s s7@T water is "a
etsss. De- EEersrrs-t 90 swallow fEr
re tfls wife E
wE1 lives ertF fH1F ssf ssr res5rrf
ere r6er Eaars was s.1U SRI EasE-
1sE 40 tis ~sf CD rsf Fss .1r- a~H e~
e~r-r srr.F-s ts F.ese Co. pFrgreF ere
tragedy
MAGISTRATE Gss.sfsas s-at=rr-s ra-
ss~ s1 Fer easrsr sf 5F aFf-F F.FE
ere wife ~ Ussrs r.fEEr o. sssFrr
very eel EFfrr OF sree1EF 81 Err
essesrfs seta7ss tssf TeFstsF
~gref-s fF ss alleged rssr % eEaErt
ssf Beat ess v5s-. sef tEe police cav
ere ~srts were r5s.stF on H-r r~
Wter st= appeared 5r r7ErF Saturday
ss5-rfFs
O. ss ssas nas ,trs gaass tss r.s1
ssis f1F tfrafrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
MOLINE is A REAL
RIVER TOWN NOW
Celebration OF Advent OF First Regular
Packet Participated in by Hun
dreds.
GIVE FLAG TO CAPTAIN BLAIR
SeVenty-ive Boosters 60 10 Clinton,
Parade There and Return Over
the /. 4 /.

Enthusiasm OF Moline boosters. who
Saturday afternoon took part in cere-
monies which marked the placing OF
Moline on the river map. was not
.dampened by the uutavorabIe weather
OF the day. Thanks TO the untiring ef-
forts Of Elmer 2. Morgan and the 10
boosters who took the river trip TO
Clinton on the steamer Morning star,
the undertaking proved "a decided sue
cess.
Chief among the boosters were the
members OF Notes band who not only
led the parades in both Moline and
Clinton. but save free gratis OF their
musical talent during the up-river trip.
An address by IS. a AIeese. Moline's
veteran river Improvement booster.
opened the ceremonies which began at
sylvan park Immediately after the pa
raco from the business district TO the
boat landing az $40.
Presentation OF flag by Elmer z.
Morgan. master OF ceremonies. 90 Cap
tain ". a. Blair. master OF the Morn
Ing star. was a pleasing feature of the
program given 40 the boat landing.
The flag was donated by Lundt q Co.
Compliment Captain Blair.
While the Morning star plowed its
way upstream the Moline party assem-
blcd for a program % talks and a band
concert. Compliment was paid Captain
Blair for his persistent efforts 10 put
the Mississippi. hack into its rightfUi
transportation sphere. Captain Blair
iu turn paid compliment 20 the Father
OF Waters. declaring that the Nissis-
slppi has more magnificent scenery
than any other river uavisable Tor a
lake length in the world.
The people who have Travelled il
most are the ones who appreciate the
river the most" he said.
ia Clinton a stop OF half an hour
was made. long enough 20 allow ps-
raJc through the principal business
streets AID a brief speech OF welcome
bv the Clinton mayor and response by
City Attorney James Johnston.
Special inJerurban cars on the l. q
I. were provided by Clark Anderson
and thanks 10 his personal efforts. not
only was a reduced rate given from
Clinton % Davenport. but he provided
a special car that carried the Moliners
home from Davenport without change
OF cars in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
ENGINE INSPECTOR
SCALDED BY STEAM

Eietarl q Baird. 1915 Thlrty-ninth
street. rseleF Inspector f0s the Rock
Island Zines. vas badly burned b. cE-
Gaping steam. uh5lr az NoTE 90 the
r1sr1 house On Tfirty-arF' street ~
t1 o'clock tfla morning AR. Baird
vas voTtirs EnIrr an engine az the
tine Tho steam valve was turned on
urrErretrdly and vas left on some
time before bis plight vas discovered
severe burns werr inflicted about his
back Hr vas removed 90 his home
uh~-e ur. Joseph pesliva attended
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

tss u@ma lena graEs arrt 81
ftgssfsr OF wrs Bertha ursVs tf'2
-vsfrts street. tist ss ere tee~ Sse-
fsr -v-afss tf f.ff. f-sFf rrsgiftsE
rssm uns trouble Mss Br1N vas
Uts-n ut reartv "a wear ego set sie-s
fasE F.E- sF- Fsf been rsfffaE slowly.
F4HsrsI services viii BE- keit weters-
fsV afternoon fF at ere 0eresse
N-feeffss eferet. eara~f ~ Fesr-
s--afs street ard slVss svrsur Rev
Jfr Esrs es wravvtlfF. I'M ar Oh
rs.-af sf ere ssrIv. sas Rev VIZ Ess-
f-.gsasr 81 thfs rtsv wsit etrriss-. aHt
HsFtsf win Do fa CG}se 5sEsacS rrae-
r-FV
wss ur0N vas Born ~ CTrusaer.
ttfree 90 1899. Sae eamr 90 Nrssrtra
va-s ss- sauitv fs 1900. asf eat ssrrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Mss joan faeEsaa. ta-t Fl.fFrEfE
street. Wause. atFt Saturday atfeF-
Eror az f.r1. DEATH hF.Es es4s~t HF
scarf sroab.~ $40 was bora .a ~ar-
cen. u~e o. tstt. ar=r- sEr ..ETt
GrtT e1@iez tT tFts e6srfry v.ta Beg
husband OIL 1854
Sizes Jesns5a was o. r1@aH-r 9f ter
Swedish LasE-ra1 et1rea 1. tratlaT
aet ar active WORKER lr fEr Ladies'
asa society sEr fs sErtfFrt t t1gr
ee5tfs=r. an az aarr HFF. q. p Berg
ssro11 OF ere Swedish tsff~ran church
viii e1e.srr at enc tarrrHt services.
vEieh wII D. fr'+ sa.arrru FftFs-
coon ar fE~ bone. l4Fiat uIt o. Orr
Utar-s f~ eru=rerT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

RESTED ss Eae< ts,sze SIC szs .
sroezsssss Ezs@1es os fss Cera1aa
NssG1s4sss es9Fes - tsss city za4 Aad
ee@r actively saEaEs@ ta tss uorf %
80 Epsa-ts isaEzs. PREF 20 ssF iii-
s-ss tsss 1ssf see szs erEasssf. He=
less Gel ssesre=ff - eess ~ grs~ees.
ri-csasee r. ssrvtres 81 E@F aatssF.
e SISTER Wlss faase sss ego bFafsefs.
psss ssf WILL. an ss Ea&fs sa agef.
pffs sIesa afet. tfa.ee sE4 go ss-
els. Kari Gses et gart iFFris. Sew
Tsss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
IVES. kafs eeinfb. Aeeased 81 naviaz
Given eaaus CHECKS. Wm -
fsreird sa Haaias Eepaqa1~nf-

Far=e 1rsoa-es. isGlefss al sas Sec
enc s-ss.ae af sa~ Way Erssa asrT.
were sraassf .a eirese eaart tsis arr
.eg taH plead EttieV before JstE-
fMsa
r.r were 81 sarsr1. eEars-a v.Fs
Waiter u yse.a accused 81
sat lfFe-HV aaE afes hasr
aEfas eaam "a tr4- b..r
EaE reaHs-eer zane uas Fsr
aesfa was srufsaeea CO. Ear
f-rE ef trsri ea~
Ea.ar was earet-t tF
conc. asT wee grrres vas aaF..
.r e.tlt Dol sare st qsea repay.
..E ssas gained bT rer fsreFftrs.
Frs.G .s accused at aagias b~en
married twice. enc second fa- weiIs
Ur was sr.i. legally Urg.i-s E1 BE Ess~
. eE0..r TIE .aa.efa~rs ae-
.a-J ra af aaeIaE bess usF-t .s
He|...t .1 W.ss Lat4 Cells. 1Lafes ts
$685. HsGeacs c9gEtys art aa Fre
1893. saTrF marr-f NtrEF WelFE
..e Island
aF-F u NsHa. Hesz IA eears- af
fEt larceny. fsr iaftrtG.rEs
sFr-f aE I1H sf sr stole 20 rFbrwr.s-
on Valued as $500 tr7@ "a, efe- 20 ere
westerns .a.1n rrI-srsrE e0aranv.
.i-r selling or fs q o. WEffsass5r. a
.Hesl sreast hand DEALER tF vas rr-
covered three m1ntFs latter sT Ess POI
.- fsf Naa.a.s arrest followed a Few
f5Hs later
Sizes Esf- grHfs was arrested nsrr
a aesss ass. fEr charge he.eF FEaE
sH- was passing bogus eF~els 1e trl-
. merchants rrr arftefreef se-
rss-s s-r OF securing 81 .s H5a-T sa5
goods fae property sf George EasE.
s psi le- af vtIs-.-ss check
lhiraru Tbi~f face Nstt.
fs-sr tErer cases disposed Of.
rr H-sf aa ere t5sr scheduled r5 BE-
t-s a5 fss sfr-rrs6c. was tEss lr
Earl Hrge- ts charged wte
Eet larceny Ur 0s fe-es-s
rE sasE.sF.s-t rst =a eeae
.s- property OF 1trs csrE7Fte- ErftE
faf rtt-E eo chickens Valz-t aE $50
HH r aEsf of Nsv 49, T. RI s.cesfs
.r6rs-as EH ard Nss srsaf states
H.-.rer a. o. EDWARDS Psi 6-asress-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
MEXICAN IS BADLY
BEATEN IN A FIGHT

Joe Brown os this city and Romeo
Garcia. a Mcxlcan. aired their troubles
on First avenue this afternoon at 1
O'Clock. staging first class rough and
tumble hght- The Mexican was given
a severe beating before omcers kirsch
and Keli arrived 20 take both Ia the
station. They will - given hearing
in the morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Phr.lclan Locates Here.

Dr. ?. c walsh OF Chicago Is 70
locate in Rock Island and has secured
Offices az e03-20f Safety building. DR..
walsh will move his family here He
g. a graduate % medical schools at
Berlin. Vienna and Paris. has been in-
Etructor in n postgraduate school in
New York City. and has been identified
with public health work. especially
IN combating tuberculosis. in Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Proposals sFr 600 EFEFsat e9asFrse-
.t5as o. "a set1at tss1sssE fs h- erected
6s sE~ corner o. TaFsfSa street and
rrrss sveaas. U5es tstasf. 1u. asf
also proposals sFr ere rlsabsss. Eesr-
trE aHt Flrefslr writes wtt D. 90
cstvet 40 t1 g O. Ha4 1aiF e. 1918 HE
ere arc EHreS. otaf . r~Ft.E. safety
tsat.aE G1eE tsssaf. co.
Cerrsf~t ehreE shaIt accompany
eaes b5f. o. follows GeErFat cone
strarttar. $50. pfs@t.rE $3.50. tTaf-
feE Etsf. elretrir eiFieE SIS checks
ssait b. esfe payable f1 tf o. CIeav~-
isaf. eresltees % tss b1asf % e.i1ea-
fssa
Fisas nav De- lad ls tss once Of
TIE s~rEssref
Hlzhf Is rrservss Co reject any or all
e5ts = 1NGVI.
All tss sevs al ts- time 80 Tss
NrFTs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
SONS OF VETERANS
WANT NEW MEMBERS

\ meeting % the sons Of Veterans OF
Rock Island will be held tomorrow
evening az the court house. This IS
the next % the last meeting 10 be held
before the camp charter closes ana
an active membership campaign is
being waFed ANY son or grandson OF
. veteran OF the Civil war Is eligible
20 soln-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
THOMPSON FIGHTS
ACTION OF BOARD
stats kfforssy Appears In Ceur;.
DisFsTzrdia< APPointHseHi >upsr-
tisoFs MADE
q. !. sEtELE - rEEsENT Also
fsFFy Qsrstisn q Is<aiity 81 Naains
special CasEssi o. >uFrsus CeErt.
OMrlars Aim.

Uef4 states Atlarsey Tho@ps9a asa
g. = srsFts temasfef copies % che in-
tarrt5aa b5I sa ere ssu site controversy
tss aueFeaoa aas Clsrsit CLERK Can
be RECESSED Col EFsef sifheF's request
Wl te vas assured ss 90 ssirh had enc
f.sef r1 FrrFrf+af enc c1aafy. TIE
gses1 aa vac Thea takra before JadEe
Ramsay la branch riFruit court. ~ho
ruled fEaf both s11zid have copies.
tl~. Tfaaps 1a. CO.. reply Co a question.
declare. DO go roc q1rsuoa the riEht
a ser sapery.sqrs tn a.gpia' assistant
el-sssl. 6a. sr asa dispute the right 10
name sabstl.1frE for him
uisrrssFGiEz ttr action % the c1uu-
tF board 1t supervisors ia naming
F~aF.r q Marshall special counsel 90
represent tEr ergufr .a che saiI luiuuc-
r.1E suits. states Attorney Floyd
Ir1ups1a appeared Geo circuit court
before judge p. %. Ramsay this after
aaoa aE e11rfy psDErelfor.
states Attorney Tbumpfou vas de-
frrHlErI t1 learn whether or not the
board taa tHe LEGAL right 90 appoint a
special counsel. and declared This
91raius that be- voliL carry the mat
Ger rn fEr supreme court 90 set the
lass word oa fhr question. BE said.
o Hm r1t E1.us Co tif hack and ict
tEr beard so ahead this time. as did
het1Fr. Nav Q am EninE % fight
a1 SONS t1 set tEr answer 90 che SUI
rFrmr court 1E tats lf { have 90 carry
F fsEf Gag 90 definitely ascertain
whether er noe am risEt iu the mat
rrr Trr iHr' fltrr Z ief the board 60
ahead. bgf E1U De- wlii BE- nFht They
can't override mr unless Z kaow that
obey can legally DO 90.
% am going 90 appear CO. circuit
e1srf tEls afternoon ready 90 take up
fEr eesEFFE eide 90 this injunction
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
BY BISHOP dunno
Exercises for Graduates of ST. Mary's
School in Moline Are Held
Saturday Evening.

Graduates of St Mary's parochial
school. Moline, to the number of 13
were given diplomas Saturday evening
in St Mary's hall Those graduated
are Mary Mckinney. Mildred Fackle-
day, Ruth Purcell, Marie Duerincks,
Beatrice Dana, Gertrude Green, Marie
Reynolds, Cecilia Ripping. Arthur
Staelens, julius Roeland, Harry
Sickle. Ralph Heming and Gilbert
Purcell.
The Ri Rev. z. NJ. Dunno. bishop OF
the Peoria diocese, awarded diplomas.
Rev. John Wesley Melody of the
Catholic university of Washington. d
c, delivered the address of the even
ing, while salutatory and valedictory
were given by Mary Mckinney and
Mildred Fackleday. respectively.
Father O'Connor of the Moline
church introduced Rev Mr.. Melody as
one of the best speakers in the Cath
Ole church in America. Mr.. Melody
spoke OF his pleasure in being able to
visit Moline and give parting advice
10 the graduates.
Medals Are Awarded.
The gold medal. donated by the
Knights of Columbus. Leo council. of
Moline, 10 the pupil having the high
est average in a competitive examin-
alton, was awarded TO Mildred tackle
day, valedictorian of the class, after
the address. Another medal for work
during the year, which was for sec
onG honors in scholarship. went to
Gertrude Steckel, while Harry Sickle
and Gertrude Green received crosses
for excenency in scholarship. In addi-
ton to this the following were award
ed medals for perfect attendance
throughout the year: Clement O'Neil,
George Sickle. Charlotte McCafferty.
Lorena Emma, Nellie Link, Angelina
DePauw. Regolette Van Hoet. Harry
Steckel Francis DePauw and Ben
hardt HeTmsOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

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Baltimore American
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Not the Ideal.

Il want a sunny lot in life"
You'll find a few shade trees
great improvement" - Baltimore
American.