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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
New Middleton

Geo. Hunt of Nashville was
here last week. Trustee g.. F..
M. Russell were here last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Griffith OF
Alsxandria was here last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Gill OF Brusa
Greek were here Sunday. Bar.-
fSson Highers of Carthage wah
here lest week. Mrs. Geo.
Bradley Of Liberty is visiting
her mother. Mrs. A. w. Bass
Burnice Bradford o f Bru.s i
Creek was here last week. Revs.
/. A. Hurst of CrossvilIe and Fl
H.sBurk of Monterey were here
So the burial of Mrs. w. NJ!
Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. K. @. Terry
we're at MurfreesborO last week
80 see their daughter who is irs
6Ghool there. j. d. and f. FL:
Bradford were at Hickman FriI
day. DR.. r. B. Williams was ID
Nashville last week. ]. L. Bass
Vas at Bluff Creek Sunday. e.
HsGfll was in Nashville Satnr.I
day. p. House and o. Shaver
were at Bluff Greek Sunday.
after one weeks suspension on
account Of scarlet fever, school
re,0pened here last Monday with
4 good attendance. There is
sE0t any at present nor but enc
: case ct scarlet fever has been in
the community. Several from
here attended the good roade
meeting at Carthage Monday.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
Grant.

Hon. j. Z. Ward was in Car
thage Monday. Misses Sina and
Lucille Walden and Lena High of
Elmwood were t h e weekend
guests of Miss Birdie Neal. Mrs.
John Barbee is i'll. Messrs L.
B. Kent and A. T. Morris were
in Nashville last week on bust
ness. Miss Tabitha Barbee was
in Watertwon last week. Prof.
Ovid Neal spent the weekend
here. Jim Griesim, Casper Nor
ris and Clyde Williams were here
Sunday. Miss Lizzie johnson OF
Watertown is visiting Miss Ia
bitha Barbee this week. d. E.
Seay was in Lebanon last week.
Little James, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. A. Hendrickson, who had
been under treatment at q sani-
tarium at st. Louis for the past
eight months, has returned.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25

t h family IF Duffy Read.
Valdah Thompson aud Robert
Huddleston have bought the
Rewoda restaurant recently run
by John Mace and will continue
the business j n an uptodate
manner. Misses Claudine and
Bessie Baker spent the weekend
at Bluff Greek. Mrs. Robert
Boston has been called to the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. Sell
lers. of Liberty. who is very i'll
with pneumonia. Mrs. Brown
Allen is visiting relatives at
Hartman this week.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
HoGIN's CREEK.

The farmers are making good
use of the pretty weather, and
not a pillow should be idle Rev.
j. +. Neville filled his regular
appointment here Saturday and
Sunday. D. K. Ballenger is or
the sick list. Miss Kittie Thomp.
son is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
G. I'll. Oliver, of Gordonsville.
Mrs. VIM. Ballenger is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Ed Thomas,
of New Middleton. Raymond
Underwood was on the Greek
Saturday night. Mrs. Ed Fuller
of Brush Creek is, spending the
week with her father. g. s.
Lyon. Mrs. Green Waggonel
and son, Jack. of Rewoda were
the guests of her daughter, Mrs
r. Crutchfield. Saturday and
SUNDAY. Miss Eula Mai Doug
las spent Sunday night with
Misses Lille and Ona Hunt. S.
f. Coffee of Brush Creek was
here Sunday. Walter Bradley
has been with his grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Agee. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Enoch spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. III. L.
Douglas. Miss Valina BaTleng
er has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Enoch, Of Dyerl
Branch. Mr.. and Mrs, Merds
Dickens and little daughter Of
Dixon Springs were the guests o.
j. e. Violette Sunday night
Miss Amy Douglas has returned
home after several weeks visii
with her sister, Mrs. Ed MintoD
Hurrah for Sheriff Malone. We
are are glad to have him with vi
again. Miss Dona Douglas re
turned home Sunday after sever
al days visit to her sister, Mrs
Ed Midget. of Pope's Hill.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
McOLURE's BEND.


The farmers of this communi-
ty are very busy turning corn
land and preparing for a big
crop. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Wright, a boy. John w.
Hines has moved to the Mary
Smith farm. which he recently
purchased for S., 800. Miss Pearl
Wright left Sunday night ON the
Steamer Harley for Nashville.
Clearance Andrews and jim
Powell went to Red Boiling
Springs Saturday. Mrs. O. F.
Thompson of Elmwood has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. g. L. Robinson. Geo. Kent
of Brooks Bend visited Luster
Powell Sunday. j. 7. Russell
went to Carthage Monday. w.
A. Martin has added another
room to his store. Ellis Robin
son celebrated his birthday the
22nd with a nice dinner. There
we're several presents received.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
SOUTH CARTHAGE.

Born to Henry Manning and
wife . boy on the 18th. Miss
Tiila Gibbs of Lebanon ID here
Qn G.visit to her father. Mrs.
Hillard Gibbs is visiting reEa-
lives ct Bluff Greek this week.
Mrs. Sallie Boulton died ct her
home near Thompson's school
house on the 10th. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner Walden of Bluff Greek
spent Sunday with relatives BIT
bis place. Mrs. Minnie Ollie
IS sc home after q week.
isit TO friends at Nashville.
i r. Grissom Of Rock Island is
Conducting . singing class at
Fewoda church. Bridges Read
ct Carthage spent Sunday with
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
TURKEY CREEK.

Several at this place attended
the good road meeting and mule
sale at Carthage Monday.
Misses Ruth White and Eva
Taylor spent Saturday night with
Misses Henrietta and Mary Viii
son.
Walter and Sam Key. C. S.
Baker and Fred Haynie visited
our Creek Saturday night.
Miss Attic Stone spent last
Tuesday night with her brother
at Tanglewood,
Charlie Beasley and family Of
Bethpage were visitors here last
week.
Bart Guffy and family moved
on the Squires farm last week.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
Carthage Junction.

Robt. Hetiin of Lancaster was
here Tuesday on business. Miss
Lizzie Lynch of Carthage was at
the bedside of Mrs. Mary Pres
ton last week. Luther Deadmon
was in Brush Greek last week.
Mrs. Joe Stewart of Brush Greek
was at the bedside of Mrs. Sam
Nixon last week. A. j. Sulli-
van was in Buffalo Valley re.
Gently on business. Dan Fields
lis visitingsin Edgeton, Ky. Mrs.
Sue Nixon was at the bedside of
Mrs. Sam Nixon Friday and Sat
urday. Mrs. Myrtle Parker has
returned home after visit to
her parents at Gallatin. Claud
Loden and Robert Jones were in
Hickman Saturday. @. Burch
of Buffalo Valley was here last
week. Mrs. Albert Sullivan was
in Hickman Saturday. Mrs. ).
FL. Williams and two daughters
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j, NJ. Stewart. Earl Hol-
land and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Fl. Phillips of this place, Joe
Nolen spent Sunday in Sykes. L.
L. Stewart and family spent sun
day with his brother. Winfield
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Butts spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Stewart. Marvel and Daniel
Cowan of Nashville are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Percy Brown.
Miss Orbie Stewart spept Mon
day with her grand parents, Mr..
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
GORDoNsvILLE.

Miss Lizzie Sue Wilson has re-
turned to Nashville after spend
ing q week with Mrs. j. s.
Campbell. Mr.. aud Mrs. j Il.
Wilson were at Rome for the
weekend. DIR. J. S. Campbell
spent Tuesday in Nashville. MI.
6nd Mrs. j. Hugh Turner and
children of Nashville have been
visiting Mrs. Martha Turnee
H0gin Gold has returned to
Vanderbilt University. Mis-
Aline Oliver left Tuesday for
Nashville after having been the
guest of Mrs. j. s. Campbell for
some weeks. Mrs. Erne ST
19ackston at home from
e66keville. Mrs. John Tim Der
lake 10 visiting at CookevillsI.
The box supper given at thu
High School binding Monday
hfRht for the benefit of the HigA
School fund was q decided sue
cess.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
DIXON SPRINGS

Jack Bradley and Joe Ross
have returned from Nashville.
DIR. I H Beasley, Walter Bur-
ton. Charley Black, w. Y. Clay.
Writ Clay, Henry Massey, Will
Jordan, j. %. Rollins, Elijah
Rollins and w. A. Winkler were
among those from our community
attending the good roads meet
ing at Carthage last Monday,
Bethel Davis bought II mules in
Carthage. Jim Alexander ship
iped two unframed fox hounds
last Monday to A. l.. White of
North Dorson. Mass, receiving
$25. The dogs will be trained
and entered for the derby when
the American Fox Hunters As
ISOLATION meets this fall at Barr.
Mass. Mr.. Alexander has re-
Gently shipped 8 nice hounds te
parties in the far Northeast
Ray Cox, a student in the Uni,
versity of Illinois. James Cox.
Jr., a student of an engineering
and mining school at Rolla, Mo-,
and Robt. Cox. student at 8
high school. recently received
their grades from the mid term
examinations and rank high
among h e leaders of theil
schools and classes. These boys
live in ST Louis, but they FIRE
quently spend their vacations
with friends and relatives here.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
Personal Items

Miss Maggie Carpenter visited
at Shady Grove the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boze Kemp Of
Carthage ri. / were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Kemp Mon
day.
News has reached here Of the
birth of Howard Jordan Doyle on
the 10th of February to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Doyle of Atlanta,
Ga. Mrs. Doyle will be remefn-
bered as the sweet and affable
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John
B. Jordan of Monette. Mo-.
formerly residents of Carthage.
F. G. Bradford has returned
i from Nashville where he went to
buy new springs goods for Brad
ford & Kennedy.
Mrs. Lizzie Savage has re-
turned to Nashville after spend
ling some weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Julian Fisher.
/ Miss Almeda Kennedy had for
her weekend guests Miss Annie
Wright of Dixon Springs, Miss
Thursa and Teman Oakley of
Grant.
Miss Kate Carpenter who is
teaching school at Brush Greek
tspent the weekend at home.
/ E. E. Turner spent first of the
week in Nashville making pur-
chases of new spring goods for
| his store.
/ Mrs. H. B. McGinness was III
Nashville Wednesday.
Mrs. Stats who has been with
her daughter. Mrs. r. B. Cum,
minis. for some time, has return.
ed to her home in w. Va.
i Mrs. II. @. Leech and children
of Nashville are here visiting
relatives.
II Mrs. Neblette of Clarksville is
here visiting her daughter. Mrs
A. S. Williams.
William Newbell of NewbelPs
Branch, near Hickman, was in
!, town Wednesday, having bust
ness with the county court clerk.
| Mrs. Lucy Campbell is visiting
relatives in Nashville.
: Rev. t. H. Hinson preached
i very interesting sermons at the
Methodist church Sunday morn.
+ ing and night.
MRS. A. R. Carter and LITTLE
daughter of Pleasant Shade were
here to spend the weekend with
Mr.. Carter at the Chapman
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Marder anC
] little son Of Fox Bluff arrived
in Carthage last Saturday. Mr.
Warder returned home Monday
leaving Mrs. Warder and little
son to spend several days with
her parents Judge and Mrs. T
j. Fisher.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
Notice

For one registered short. horn
bull calf six months old, two
jersey cows, fresh, and one pair
of work mules apply to
JN0<B. WILSON,
<Rt. 2, Carthage, Tenn.
Telephone: Rome exchange 4-5.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25

and Mrs. II. G. Corley, II near
Gordonsville. We would like to-
hear some more news from
Hogin' Creek.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-02-25
To the Creditors Of D. 3. Uhles, Dec.
w. M. Mof1sid. admir-, etc/
W..
Maftinella Uhles ct as.

MaNtinelia Dhles ct as.
In the t,hanceryA Couyt at Car
thage, Tennessee.
All creditors. and other persons
interested III the estate of d. b.
Uhles. deceased, arg TheFsby ordered
to come forward and exhibit their
demand and have themselves made
parties to the fbill in THIS cause.
within the ti1Ge prescribed Abv law,
or they will be forever barred. This
order wiii-be published for foAr con-
secutive weeks in the Carthage
Courier.
This Feb. 3, 1915.
J. III. Gardenhire, G. 4 M.
Nelson Fisher, Sol for Compl't.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
RULING AGAINST
AINSWORTH HEIRS
JUDGE LARSON HOLDS LEoAciEs
SUBJECT TO TWO Pes CENT
INHERITANCE TAX.
Case Nss Rssczfss as Fi-ss Planned
Sc Amount Que state .s PAD
Oh s4r 81 $3.50.

judge NFis q. tartaH in .aaHtl
e1rrt tais morning ruled against On,
kriFs 0f ts~ NIasuorfh estate. hr.dlas
fhas che teEae.-s OF each uerr sub.
ire' ta a g per errt taE
irsisad pf appealing ff~ case. a. 90
Wss ttogEtf or erst uogid b. toue
should a ruling grfat1rahfr tr them
b. E.vT1. thr heirs paid tE- amount
due FRI according Htfh far tax The
sum sas FtEfH GeGrse Wood repre-
seated tH~ hr.rs. STAR ard Harv
tissuorfh
tfrrrv NirswUrFh. Moline f.eH oct
r. 1915. tratiuz sr estate efirh has
been FaiTed az FEssaHH FFia surn
etsitrer. Harry and Mar Alusaartf.
i.sb'~ Entrr the inheritance tax r..
crts~ $4,000 esch according 90 the
siii and % fh.s $4,000 aaa exempt e.
o.. Hubbard. Col bis report a. iHErr-
lance taN apprsiser. reported rer
rTgt tax on che total EiifpI1. o.
$3.50 for each child objection Was
raised Co this. ,fr WOOD coutrnd.n-
'1af the @ per cent should o. levied
asaiust ouiy sitn"n and that per
crat tay aEainss 100000.
Ms. Hubbard cont-nd-d that the
statute provided per cent tax
should be- levied AGAINST ever .nhs-i.
tsuce o: over $1,000 and under gIUU.-
600. and g per cent tax aeuiusf ever.
Inheritance over that amount. did NOT
provide Tor distinction between
amounts. but left the A.nsgo-th es-
tate liable 20 9 per cent tax for the
entire amount and rot the portion
over 100000 Mr Wood held other
utse and appeared before the county
judge 90 voice objection when the
report was Submitted prior Co iis up
rFovai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

fgh; 20 have the Eighteenth avenue
project abandoned. but the court only
ordered the city TO amend the assess
mcut roll cutting down the tax on the
Case estate $500. The Eleventh
street project also was finally passed
upon by Judge Larson.
The Case estate fought the project
on the grounds that notice OF the pub
Die hearing had not been given the
owners. that the assessment rol was
faulty and the tax inflicted on them
was in excess OF the benefits.
The Eighteenth avenue project is
one which viii cost $4,000 according
90 the estimate OF City Engineer Wal
lace TreichIer. IL is tor brick pavin>
between Ninth and Twelfth streets
and the city was particularly enXious
Co have 10 paved. because OF the loca-
ticu OF the new fire station at Eigh-
teenth avenue and Ninth street. The
raviuE will give the motor truck a
good road TO territory which il is cali
ed upon 90 protect.
No Objection 70 Eleventh.
The Eleventh street paving is as
phalt. The territory affected Is be-
tween Twelfth and Eighteenth ave
nuss and the estimate is $4,000. There
were no legal objections 20 the meas
Ure in county court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
GOODBYE RHEUMATISM.
BACkACHE, WEAK KIDNEYS

An unhealthy body. aud the unhap
piness and misery which follow may
be prevented by ordinary judgment
and care Keep your stomach and
kidneys in shape and you VIII have
good health. The kidneys work is TO
throw on the poisonous matters which
enter the body. II they perform this
work regularly and automatically the
selves
Diseased conditions OF the bladder
or kidneys are indicated by nervous
ness. sleepiessness. that tired. worn
out feeling. dizziness, nausea, back
ache. iumbago. rheumatism. pain in
the lower abdomen, many so-caiied
female troubles severe pain and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

discomfort when urinating. bloody,
cloudy and stringy urine, too frequent
OF suppressed passages. All these are
natures danger signals to warn you
OF diseased kidneys or bladder. which
may lead to fatal Bright's disease.
Don't wait until the danger is upon
sou. Go 10 your druggist at once.
Get a trial box of GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules. They are made
of the pure, original Haarlem Oil. the
kind your great grandmother used.
About two capsules each day will
keep you toned up and feeling fine.
Money refunded If they do not help
you But remember TO ask for the
imported GOLD MEDAL brand,
lAdv-)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

passiax on The sid@~af< a; ths time.
tlfs9axs the driver sanEsed ~ horn
a. - s4cE@f o1t B~nfiey failed 90
ether go o. hsar ths car. sas knock
- down ana DRAGGED several feet
H~ Suffered ssFsrai serious bruises
aaozs The face. BAD ana body. ard
S4s Feaossf 90 81 Anfhoar-s hospi-
ca us~-s ~. JassEh D-slsa affezd-
20 hin
Sc VII - coaEaaG f1T several
ears as r-s.-, q zee nlshap
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
FINAL JUDGMENT
ON TWOPROJECTS
EIGHTEENTH AVENUE PAVING
GOES THROUGH DESPITE
CASE ESTATE OBJECTION
Ninth Street Improvement IS Also
Psszed Upon D. Judge n. 4.
Larson In County Court

Final Judgment was entered in the
two Rock Island paving cases IL
county court this morning by Judge
Ncis \. Larson
q. e WenEer sni \. y, Johnson. for
Edith y. Case and the estate Of the
late Rcnry : Case, put Up \ strong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
SUMMON THREE ComPANIE
TO PUT OUT GRASS FIRE

some resident "a Che vicinity of
ThirtrCuth avenue and FuTty-nrst
street became alarmed a. the volume
- smoke arising from grass FIRE In a
hollow nearby. \ Eeucrai alarm was
turned IN az O'Clock. three compan-
iss rcspoudiaE The arr vas easily
~NtiuEuished. and 40 no time vas any
% The baiidinEa in thc vicinity 3n ans
danger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

t.f7E sw8.'eH saftrF.rf f-rf NHsH f-rE
rs. t7sT s4r jog. sroes seerr tars OF
srHr EsHE
Gee e o.. r-rE Sos 1f "rrZ~ r7,v f-ea.
saF eFGss st or f-rsftmens sterr. Ent
t'of saffifr fsrrver-vetr sEsiiFr Shoes.
serp gssF teeg fresh. sSess sal haeFg.
fts".-H .lagsr f'n8Fu..ter " tltfvN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

rrF
nE Gse tmf
aosrs rtaE agF
sa fan go
masGrr bow ha-t
gma wers bow
bong Tea Eacr
hew Ca vua
wa Sow t7ne
vna rmafn or
YOUR ~ rTE
brings rrstfsr
feeE corn
FrL . wen
G sired
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
KAISER IS GRANDPA AGAIN
Daughter 10 Born % Crown PRINCESS
ceeiie-Sss Hss Eve Children.

Berlin. via London. April s.-Cruan
rrtnc~Ts Ccciiis today gave birth o. "a
daughter The child and mother are
fsink sell TIE crown princes. uha
is a daughter % the late Friedrich
Frsna ifi % Mccklcnbgr< sch~~rin.
married FT-drrick William. the Ger
man cruss princ~ in June. 1905 They
iS~ have hvc ehiidrsu. four boys. the
eldest being nine years OF aEc. and
orc GaESzfer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
VERDICT GUILTY
IN DILLES TRIAL
jury OUT siH HOURS cosVicTs
MOLINE Nan o. SERIOUS
CRIME
F.sss 's.s ss- - 20 Years s.s 80 Win
Serve ore Vs7- .; gsfsr~assry Be
fore cstna O. Per.

Snrr sr'iaesatiaz 1a tf- ease Coz
over siE 114ra. a l.rT i1 rIscgIt court
az t.E1 oel8es tats morning arrived
as verdict rrdl1z T-rf1n DIf~s. Mo-
lire. guile. GO crime rEaiEsf ealdrsr
T.r verdict a.l,. have carried ulff
90 a ser. raer O.. from n1r f1 90 sears.
.r fs~ state r~r'terEirrv. blt for ftr
Fact t.aF frr i1rg f1sTt pl~s age 90
OIL 20 years. s1 Del vHI b. taken tp thr
F7rf.r~ rrfG-also-r sitter brlnE sen.
fenced hv ratr~ % ~ oImsfel.
Nffr~ eerel~E a gear ln tr~ reform
afo-F Do sll hT Transferred Co tF~
state peulteHfarT vtcrr boz vu re-
maize rrfF s1ca s time ns fle board %
ssrseea sees ss t1 tbrrat~ Eim.
Cr1-zr Oh. Long. etp represents uii-
.rs made r0st1e yesterday after.
raa- wher tre state rested Gee ease.
tE1r tar r1grr Instruct tho jury 90 End
Cor ta defendant b1t uliE vss over
~rfraf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
BURGLARY TRIAL
ABRUPTLY ENDED
As CASE IS BEARD ~ CIRCUIT
COURT. LEARNED DEFENDANT
ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM.
-+s--y stsrS. Accuses % Entering
sses isiaos tisrrr. Taken Back 20
wst-rts~n Hospital

Vale ths hearing % Harp stork.
addicted Coz bgrEiarT. Vas ca proEresH
. .a eiFcuif c1urt this morning. - vas
learned thar DO had been committed
90 Waterfowl hospital previously and
taa' tlc order sending him there had
s~VeF been vacated iu eounfy court.
Tire criminal ease WaE dismissed
against him iu circuit cogrr a. a con
ergurnce and be- uas taEeu back Co
WafrrtDsn state hospital from where
re escaped Eve cr Elk years aFo.
When circuit court convened THIS
morning wors ou occurring a jury vas
taken up ard panel of tz men was
agreed upon hy states Attorney Floyd
rsnmufon. and So &C. Wl'fssidr thC
irffe~ repre- Heufiur tHc defendant
SforE vas indicted hy Tho January
srard lrTF on o. charge OF having bur
EInriz~d tho home % Joseph Charles.
1905 Third avenue. Rock island. al
though be secured nothing. if hrins
claimed be was caught IN the act by
member % Tire family.
The state attempted Co prove that
st0rE f1rcibIy entered the Charles
home. and when the resulting noise
vrstirafed detecting him while in
room. The police vcrc informed aud
Omcer JDe FraukholTc- made the ar
rest
The state used Mr. Charles. thc
son and Omrer FrauEItuser as wit
r.sssF St1rEs mother and sister
we're present lu the court room dur
irr t.r trial
Under Surveillance.
Local aufHorifiTs claim that SfoTE
hns pruaI-d about other houses iu Che
past iu Rock Island bIt tHaf cine DO
lice have never been able t1 catch him
and srs the goods uH him. until this
Instance. 4beu be VAS apprsre ended iu
tEe Charles home
TGr jury which heard f.r ease in
circuit court follows jacob Nafhony. I
Dr.. George Woods. Charlie iHr.s and 4
Gustav Erursrr. ot Rock Island. a.. I
g. H4rsmar y. o. nelson. Charles a. .
Erietsoa. Arthur Ross. Alfred Brick. .
sD1 and Gus Lose Moline Thomas .
Fl~tet~- South Rock island and .
yatra Palmer. Black HaeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
ARREST 80 FOR
FREIGHT ROBBERY
RUMoREo THAT swtTcHmEN IN
siLvls HAVE SYSTEMATIC
ALLY STOLEN
State FIRE Marshal Here on Case
Prisoners Taken 20 Peoria. e Is
Claimed.

DC Was rumored today that so switch.
mca employed By the Rock Island lines
have been arrested by federal suihori-
ties nd taken 20 Peoria. and are held
under Che sum OF $1,000 on "a charge OF
burEiarizinE freight ears LOO the Sill
sis yards. where they were employed
The men arrcr--d 1--we in East Moline,
Suvis. THE tri-citics and one 60 Bars
t1V. For months the officials of the
road have been bothered with ihefts
% freight from One ears 90 the Siiyis
yards. The employees were not sus-
pected 90 first. and naturally the work
IN running them down was SLOW.
Fire Marshal Here.
% was also rumo-cd that State Fire
Marshal W 80 Bennett was recently
in Moline 90 Investigate o FIRE OF mys-
FERROUS origin. % is claimed THAI the
gang had their loot stored in build
ing which one OF the men burned
down when they learned that iuvesti-
cation was being made. The house
the loot was totally destroy
ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Canada Is making extensive i'm
p-oyemcnts in her seaports- At Hall
FAX work is under way which viii cost
SO. coo. 600. while al 81. John. y. B..
s.. 100000 IS being spent. Lewis. op-
posite Quebec. Is building the largest
dry dock in America Much work is
also being done at the Pacific coast
ports.