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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20

1oc Hair Combs, Setback and
colored hair combs regular 10c val
ues, while they last, each &c
Hand Bags, IA OH-Choce of
any leather hand bag in stock in the
July sale ........... .One-Fourth Off
"Waxit" Polish, IA less-"Wax-
it, is conceded TO be the best polish
made for floors. furniture and auto.
mobiles; all sizes from 25c to $3.50
at Ia less regular price.
Boudoir Caps, 8c-Big assort-
ment of fancy boudoir caps in the
July clearance at, each. &c
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
The Clearance Prices on Hosiery and
Underwear Spell Speedy
Departure

Hose, 18cadie boot silk hose white black
1Sc three
Ladies' black
LisIeFul
Csc
e
1ac-Nfens in first quality 25c Porous
39ad Isle union suits best qualities
.39c
1ec-Boys balbriggan all
3ec-Children's
ribbed
Vests-1So each
. 81. . . .
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
Dress Goods and Silks at
Clearance Prices

SILK Finish Popln. 47o yd-36 in silk finish pop
lin, IN nine different shades all new this spring in
the clearance sale, per yard f7C
SO in. Covert Cloth, s9c-Three different shades
in 36 in covert sutngs ideal for summer skirts soc
Nalue Tor 30C
25c Shepherd Checks, SO in wide,
PEI Earu'''''''' 15C
$1.oo White Serge, 73c--5O in, all wool white
storm serge $l.OO quality, for, per yard .73c
SOC Tub silks, 37c--36 and 33 in. tub silks in
stripes and figures, also plain crepede-chine wash
silks formerly sold at 50c in the July Clearance per
yard .''''''.''' SIC
$1,00 Tub Silks 69c-33 in. striped Jap habutai
wash silks regular SlOO qualities. ......,.. .69c
$1.5o SILK Waistinss, $1.1s - Several different
stripes in heavy 33 in Crepedechine silk waistings
worth $3.50 now marked. Observation-Disclosures, S1.10
$500 Crepe Meteor, $1.69-Choice of any shade
In best 40 in pure silk crepe meteor that sells
regularly for $500 now, per yard. d........,. ST go
$3.50 to $500 Dress Goods, ssc-One table Of
plain and brocaded 40 in silks and silk and wool fa-
brics that sold from $3.50 to $500 to clean up,
per yaru .8SC
$1.25 SILK Poplins, 98c--Choice of any shade in
best 40 in, silk popln that sefls regularly for
$l25 in this sale, per yard d.,..,....,........9 93C
$1.00 Silks, 73c-One big table of yard wide
striped and checked messalines and tafetas in regu.
lar 100 qualities per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .7Sc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
The Second Division
of Stocks Enter the
July ClearanceSale
Tomorrow.

At this time, many, lines not hith-
erto offered will be placed on sale at
greatly reduced prices.
In addition to the items mentioned
on this page there has been re-group-
ing of depleted lines at new low prices.
In many cases these can not be ad-
vertised so that visit is absolutely
necessary.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20

are just in and are very popular for
sport wear They come in attractive
models in rose, copenhagen, tan and
white ..........S $3.50 & $4.OO,
Petticoats at $1.00-This is an
odd lot of colored-no blacks-mer-
cerized and silk messaline petticoats
worth up to $3.50 to close out at,
each .................. S1.OO
SOC Petticoats, 38c-Best striped
gingham and percale petticoats for
merly selling for SOC in the July
Clearance sale at. 38c
All Washable Dresses, One
Fourth less-White and colored
washable dresses for ladies and miss
es in crepe, voile, organdy, lace voile
and rice cloth; every one new styles
and priced from $500 up in the July
Clearance at. ....... .One-Fourth Off
Dresses up to $25.0o, $4.5o-This
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
Every Reason Why You Should Buy
Rugs and Curtains
Now


all but present clearance object
Rugs-Prced Clearance
Wilton SSU.UO
9x12 Wilton Velvet $35O0 quality .$1l.SU
Administer Rugs, specially priced
worth $780, $3.50
Brussels Rug, worth $25OO $500
106x136 $4,000
106X12 $4,000 Administer Rug, lou
$500 kinds, ......f45O
the sale $4,000
SIS $20 marked S. $50
ground and lnseed OIL worth SOC
yard. SOC
One-Fourh Of
Fibre 18C
.f7ac
.25C
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20

Csc Bath Towels, 17c--Large
size full bleached bath towel, regu-
lar 25c quality, each. .........17c
$1.oo Embroidered Pillow Slips,
73c-Beautifully embroidered pillow
slips 45x36 in. size, regular $100 val
ues, per pair. ..73C
12Hc Crash, 10c-EXtra heavy
pure linen homespun crash cheap at
121ac this sale. .1OC
Hair Goods, IA Off--All human
hair switches in this sale at One.
Fourth Off.
A special value in "a In. 3-stem
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
All Summer Waists and
Blouses Sharply Reduced
For Clearance

1915 Silk Waists $2.69-New spring styles in
crepe and pussy willow tafeta in white pink, sand
and maize, broken sizes regular $3.75 values while
they last ........ ............... $3.50
$595 to $895 Waists $3.99-Rroken assortments
in net, messaline crepe and chiffon formerly priced
from S595 to SS95 to close out at. ........ S3.8S
1896 to $495 Waists, $2.6e--Net, chiffon and silk
waists in good styles but broken lines regular worth
from $3,95 to $i95 now Observation-Disclosures. S2.S9
$100 Mddies, 69c-Best spring styles in reg
uar 81 90 MILDLY blouses; in the July clearance sale
Ut .OJG
SOC MILDLY Blouses now marked .,........ 39c
Waists at One.Fourth OH-'This includes all
newest summer styles in silks and wash waists priced
from 1925 up now just. ......... One-F ourth Less
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
Endless Assortment of Best Quality
Summer Fabrics at Greatly
Lowered Prices

excellent 10c
table including
12ePrnted voles mull regular lSc quality
scPrd cloths all 81 wide 121ac quail
25c II patterns
$1oc Embroidered Votes white grounds
f5c Knke Ginghams-AT
69c Novelty Weave White
DO Pieces Best Quality 2c Dress einshamn the July Clearance
Big Table 10c Dress Ginghams
n
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20

switch in all shades worth $1.50 for
each .............. ......79C
Two Dozen Pearl Buttons, Sc
Pearl buttons in sizes II to 20, while
they last, two dozens for. .......5 SC
I Lot Neckwear, Half Price
Choice of one big lot of neckwear;
all this springs styles but some.
what mussed; Csc and soc values,
while it lasts at Half Regular Price.
Handkerchiefs, for 25c-La-
dies broken initial handkerchierfs
that formerly sold for 10c to close
out, six for. Csc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-20
A Clearance i'm the Truest Sense of the Word
in the Ready-to-Wear Section

lot of dresses comes in silk poplins,
crepe-de-chine and wool serge and
are nearly all the very newest effects
values from $3.50 to $25O0 choice
now at ................. S4.oO
All Raincots, One-Fourth Off,
Ladies' and children's rain coats
that come in splendid assortment and
the guaranteed kind selling regular
ly from $1,25 to S12.50 here, now
$1.00 House Dresses, 69c-Ging-
ham and percale house dresses in
plain, checked or striped styles that
sell always for $1.00; in the July
Clearance sale for. ......... .69C
All ChiIdren's White and Color.
ed Dresses now selling at Fourth Off
All Infants Wear of all kinds on
the second floor at Fourth Less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
BLUE COAT PINCHES
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Two % the members OF the Junior
class 90 the Rock Island high school
we're taken 20 the Davenport police
court yesterday afternoon charged with
violating one % the citv ordinances.
The boys. Robert Oimsted and Lewis
SagispaEEh. we're engaged ia passing
out window cards advertising the ju-
n!or excursion. which Will hc held next
MONDAY evening a. s O'Clock. when
thcv we're Informed by q blue coat that
they wcre violating q cjty ordinance
which provided that no window cards
can hr distributed without a license or
special permit from the mayor. The
youths were given free ride 90 the
police station. where they soon after
obtained permission 20 interview the
mayor who granted them the permits
sion % 90 ahead with the work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
NOR WEGIAN CAMP
GOES TO EAGLES
Wafias 4rrfF Ohtaias Fsss~s.ian Il
tts Popular 0atiH= Place 90
Eark Eitsr.

rls NervrF.sa essTF os Ross river
aFs rerE p.reaasrf aT Moline arF5T
Ea sflE. o. u r. tf ls rar .af-rflDa
as w1aEr Eagles CD gs= &C. as a epga-
srF eIsa tar ereabrrs aEt tae.F fannie
E-s o.F.sEs aill D. EFi4 az tar camp
teroassaaE tsT Summer The tract Be-
eco Gees long aEf ~tE=sIs $50 feet
back from tar FirTr Tss el1baoasr
.s attractive end alt ser~ssaFF buiit-
eEs are situated on che ero4nls-
changes will BE- shade ia Gre b-i.4-
ssEs s1 sa.s fEr e~s aar~Fs.
oFEFF frsFrrest 1rsaHizati9Es OF
Recognized character sfl. BE- eNt@aaef
enc ae5orfsa.fT Co Fest taF esmr. The
fsrs vss pgressses from SIZES. Emu1a
cesrrbarE. etsaw 5s Herman C~drF-
asrE. t5Furr paa4-sF urmter % tAs
1fr.r- arft~
ElFat srstfeatsass f9s memb~rship
were received az tss meeting te,- isst
etra5sE IS See supper uas served
az ere close os ere ssssiaH-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
FORMER M0LINER
WINS PROMOTION
u. ~. Iateansr. Onee a Rate CLERK
Made General Milwaukee Agent
az Miss6ula-

81 20 Tavrarer. Who served IN Mo
iise segra years a. bill and rate clerk
fBr ths Milwaukee road. has been win
airE bis spaFs 10 che far west tfs has
bssa naaas E~aeFai aEent for the MIL
Wzakso ~ 1tsssogiz. Atoat.. aaG will
hare EeacFal supervision over both
freight aad passenger business 90 the
company 90 that district. according 20
q ,fissosia paper % Fecsat date. The
paper says
ne proaotioa % ~ g. Taycrnsr
hs-s follows - years % Continuous
service for the Milwaukee road He
commenced bis career az a railroad
ssan as passenger brakeman Then
a. tfoi.ns. III. ne served seven years
as Dill azd rate CLERK % ths general
o=css anG for foar years worked IN
der h :. Hiii=Aa. EeasrAi aEert A.
Seattle tie irft = position az chief
CLERK ana cashier a. Moline 90 cone
west % ngissogia IN 1903. arriving here
and orEzatEss< his tiekst agency be-
fore che yellow cars commenced 20
travel over tks western extension %
che syssss=-~
Nr. Tavcansr's parcets live n Cor
6ovz. his old hone. he - a cousin %
clyde TavsaEsF. Congressman from
tae Fourteenth ftilEois district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
MULES AND AUTO
HAVE COLLISION
Machine Owned by H. u. Port. DaVen-
port. Damaged When Struck by
Heavy Wagon.

An automobile occupied by Il y.
Port. veterinarian Of Davenport. and
heavy wagon and team Of mules
owned by william Gallagher figured
in a collision IN Moline yesterday aft
ernoou. the accident occurring on
Twelfth street south Of the railroad
crossing
A heated argument as 20 who was
responsible for the accident was in
dulEsd tn by the owners OF the two
vehicles. An ofaceT iuteTfered and the
two men vent % the police station.
where the matter was amicably set
tied.
A. the time % the accident. the auto
mobile vas travelling north and the
team vas going In the opposite direc-
ton According % eye witnesses Dr.
PORT attempted 20 avert the collision
by driving HIS machine as close 20 the
curb az possible. but 60 seems the
driver % the mules was unable % con-
troll them and they ran into the car.
one % the animals jumping on the
radiator and causing the wagon tongue
% crash through the windshield. The
auto was pushed 90 nearby garage
and after 70 had been repaired DIT.
Fort drove home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
G. A. R. VETERANS
To VISIT SCHOOL
r. .. ~. :. Pupiis q Present Pra<rans
fsr ora >oiaisrs on Friday
Aftsruoon.

A. :. usFtss. psiaeiFai % ths high
sesea1. ass91sesG today that an civil
war ard sraclsE-ArseFiean war vet
eFans have been teVitsa % bs present
az a eF1Eraa % ~ rsEfsrsd bT the
hfEs school pgEsts Frifay aftsruooa.
TIE veterans had practically given ~
ere ffsa o. Visisias ths various seE11i
szftGisEs tsis rear. az had been thr
srarfies for years. as thT gndsstaSits
erarss Goo 30 a task This res plan
vas arranged Co replace fts Ola custom
ana n@t With iessass approval % tEe
veterans.
ts order t1 set a large ATTENDANCE
ss possible az tsts event personal in-
u5faft7es are beieE nailed % al ths
s,t soldiers aaG arrangement have
been e1gpt Fssf 60 fgruisa aatoeaobttes
Cor fE6ss who esaEet waiE 1F ride iu the
street ears 60 tEr EiEs school bgiifiEE
TEE veterans VII - tabea bosh 90
asf frnu ere 5ass.f@flpa gpon request
Ns tsis year @arss thF s0th anal
rrrsf-F 7f fsr elps5sE of tEr civil var.
"a SPECIAL EFFORT las been made t1 make
ssr rraEfsa attractive. The veterans
likewise are r,ssE5sE Co make Memo
rsl ssF exercises Ga2tir tefFFestiaE
because OF ttts fsrt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

se@z placed n sss ssnas o, tss prin-
tsrs
o. e. the iztcats11 % those 10 charge
% tas arrangements % have every
tssrE in rssfiness a day % tEo in ad-
vase % TIE os@nlnE day. 80 TIA,
tsers viii - 40 delays a. the i4s;
EiGgfs an sEort ts being made %
hare meals served On th@ First Con-
Er~Eatiosat esg-cs. t1f Go g. not def
rissl7 fnowr a.. fsfs sfase uheth@r 81
roc tais wiii b. posslb.F- Trustees ~
fEe esures have satsn che matter an
Ter afvtssrze-f ard hey are not ready
90 give fk~ir answer a. yet
-Es esea1p@ert proper viii corr
we're AZ ttr w1tlre fseafrr a. . Wsf
rsstiaT morning.. Jsre 9 Election ard
irstaiiafiou % oTcFrs wiIi - held
TsgrsfaT morning ~ 20. q e. En-
fsrs-81s ere sssrmar post - Binom-
srEt8r wfif 81 Coz ths HeNt fIi.na.s
s1eaalp-r~nf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
ALE, LADDER AND
KALE CAUSE FUSS
Two Pal. Enioy Zach Others Company
Tufii one Bumps Head Money
Paris Them.

sam Murutv and Albert Carter were
pals TErr thrrv tH~iF arms about
each other sa divers fippiinE houses on
TsrEfV tEisI and Twenty fourth
streets. and cried -PF1slt," az they
ggarrG aaE1Es rf the amber fluid.
TlrF we're good friends
4 careless painter iefi ladder lean
ing against a bgudirr after be had
raart bis days fstuF Murphy was 80
devoted t1 t.s earraseF 90 bis frisnd
Garter tsaf De- sac noe that the ladder
sas ig Bats path. There Werc stars and
"a th1I Murphy vas hurt.
Carter Thought Murphy had ludliE-
ct Con literally in ale. .ar De should
have seen tte ladder. So Carter de-
citea thas Murphy vas u1t the proper
pr~s1a 90 watch Mgrpay'E money %
vhich tf~rr was cutie a sum. Accord
rEif DO took charge % the fund and
Egartet if 1fErpHy resented his
frirrI's protective act. omcrr Cary
came ufHr therr az tE~ corner %
Turrfv fourth street and laird ave-
nue.. ffr arrested both Murphy said
BE- vas robbed and Carter said that he
had taken enc money because he ala
not thf1s 3iarphy capable % attending
CO. bic ouu hrancrs.
THis morning Murphy ard Carter
we're good frie-fs again after a Euooze
ir a cell az che station. Th~y both
smiled a good morning az Police
Magistrate C. J smith and paid their
sres os g. anf costs for disordcriy
e6edgrt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. The dinner is to be held
in the red room of the Hotel LaSalIe
at Z o'clock on the evening of Tuesday,
June s.
The convention which the delegates
viii attend is 10 be held in Seattle and
the complimentary dinner is as fare
well 10 the representatives of the Chi
Cago institute. James Neunick. score
tary of the state Anti-Tubercuiosfs as
sociation. and who spoke at q meet
ing of the council ten days ago, ex-
tended the invitation TO the council
The commissioners may attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
20 MILE RACE At
EXPOSITION PARK
Motorcycle Riders Who Appear a
Iowa city Saturday Coming Here
Memorial Day.
SCHULTZ ACCEPTS THE Def
German Oak Meets Demetral-K ilonis
and Faust and Bean and Bron-
dell 10 Clash.

At Mondays athletic program. Al,
ranged by Otto SeidIitz for the EXPOSE
ton park. a 20 mile motorcycle rae,
will he one OF the features. This event
is open for any rider in the country
and a large number OF entries are al
ready in. a purse OF 500 VIII bs
awarded the winner IN this grind
Motorcycle races are TO be held Al
Iowa City Saturday and Mr.. Seidlitz
has received word that most of the
riders az these races viii come 10
Rock Island 10 participate at Exposi-
ton park Monday afternoon.
Dan Flynn. who is in charge Of the
wrestling card. announced today that
Carl Schultz. better known as the
German Oak. and heavyweight crap
pier OF fame. has accepted William
Demetrai's challenge. and the two
giants will clash in the main event on
the athletic program. Both men are
expected in Rock Island Saturday.
Schultz comes from Buffalo. y. y.
Faust 10 Meet Kilonis-
Gust Faust. Moline. has accepted
the def of John Kilouis. Manchester.
y. H. holder of the International mid
dleweight title. and the two men will
meet in a semi-windup. Kilonis. who
Is on his way TO the Panama EXPOSE
ton. arrived in the city yesterday.
In the third event on the wrestling
card. Alex Bean. Moline. claimant of
the middleweight title OF the middle
west. will meet Harry Brondell of
All six grapplers included in this
card are wrestlers of known ability.
and the event should prove a big at
traction 20 fans in this section OF the
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
PLANS RECEPTION
OF LIBERTY BELL
Cfr Cauneu WI Ee Csuziffs- q
HaEr Arranzsm~nts fsr Nislf
81 Historic Relic.
VIII sror ~ rHE ErvER FRoST
Train b. arrive Oter Pseria Braneh
aad Wui Eemaia On Ihis city
For o. Ninufrs.

taee lsasd @asi-.sa a4tE1Ttf.-s
g. b. ss- committee whf@a vii at
.--f s4 s--as r-n~-ss Tor 80 r-----
.... 49,. 800 - -,
SOP pm ta.' CRY Wrfa7s-
st 4s.F 3. rere4t- ta saa Fraaefsea.
were g "I.l hr oa display % visitors
ri far taata.t rHpos..iae
HtIer Hl.aaa MrCacacsi@ today 70
r-t letter asking taat the eis7
a.ssa~if-s cake al aeeessarT piaEs
rs ssI1- follows
r Liberty HeI special wul ar
H- # fe.F eifT az ti o.eiere Wed
srs.f @4reaaE. IalF b. saf VIII re-
@ta .a~f- Cor is @iantrs we fss5rs
Hfs committed n es.sniefssl s4tf1r-
Hrs ase- a-cresarg arrasF-@eets
rF r reception % ire pFeetass
was signed hF cearlrs sFETr.
esFtH af ls~ Liberty Bell eam@.s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

V cgctable Com
pound Ny back
aeheduntil / thought
itwould break. / had
pains al over me.
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. L
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope of ever
being W ell an d
strong. After TAX
ing Lydia z. Pink
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Peoria. IN. Nav es-Harry WarinE
captain and first catcher 81 the Peoria
club % the Thrce-Eyc league. was re-
leased this afternoon on request %
Secretary J. n. Farrell Of the Nation
al association. who said War.ug jump
cd a contract and played with the 81.
Louis Federal league club in 1919.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

be made 20 bring out a capacity crowd.
The managers OF the Moline Three
Eye baseball club have kindly donated
May 30 as the date for the benefit for
Mr.. Wallace. Who joined the lodge
during the winter. The former out
fielder % the Moline team had the mis-
N0rtune 10 break his left arm during
the training season and his friends all
over the city are eager 10 show their
sympathy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
POLICE NEWS

Elmer Olson was fined s. and costs
this morning hy Police Magistrate C..
J. smith. The charge was assault and
battery. preferred by william Carter.
victim % the attack. OGcer Berry
made the arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
COUNCIL MAY ATTEND
BANQUET IN CHICAGO

Mayor MeConochie and the city COM
missioners have received an invitation
;o attend a dinner 10 be given by the
Chicago tuberculosis institute in hon
or OF the delegates TO the 1Ith annual
meeting OF the National Association
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Lightning at Orion.
lSpecial ID Nc Argus.

Especial to The Argus.)
Orion, May 26.-During the rain yes
terday lightning struck the steeple OF
the Swedish Lutheran church, dam
aging it and the roof but fortunately
falling to start fire. a bolt also
struck a tree in the village park. No
one was injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
EACH PATRoLMAN TO
BE GIVEN NEW STAR

Rock Island police has been ordered
Instead OF at present the numbers will
begin with l, and end with -. Now
they start at %. The oldest officer in
the service Will have No. and each
succeeding number will be given out
according 10 the length OF time the
officer has served on the force.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
BENEFIT GAME GIVEN
ENTHUSIASTIC BOOST

Members ., Mo,ise lodge. No. 10.
I o. q. =. are working hard 20 make
the Arthgr Wallace bsrsft baseball
sane q nsE success Tickets for the
szns~ we're Distributed =, the Tuesday
evening meeting TIE members viii
canvass the city anf every esort vii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

If a small town correspondent had
had his way the name of Alma Gluck,
the singer, would have been printed
al NIcGluck'' in certain local paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
THACKHAM STILL IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

ne eessHi7a OF NIiisz 81. Track
ssas. arsenal esaF.8Ts. stf F5rtv-tais,i
street we4 suffered a stroke % aFo-
sleer YESTERDAY msrsisE az 2 a'etoes.
ts ss.li serfsas Nfr. rHscfsam has
been unconscious E6r 6VeF 60 EaaFs.
Artsssswrsrt ss- tssss-rss Argos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

ouiv emergency work viii be done
hy the plumbers on Saturday after
moons az Saturday afternoon is Consid-
cred a half half holiday BY them.
MASTER PLUMBERS.
ADV 4. -. McNcili. Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
new EVIDENCE TO
AID CARRINC!0N
Attorneys for Negro Found GHllfy 81
Marder Declare They Have
New Faets.
MOTION FOR EErRnL FILED
Defense Gives l. Reasons for second
Hearing Say Verdict Contrary
"a Law.

Attorney Tor Charles Darlington.
negro porter found guilty % the muir
der os Lester Nesbiy. have Sled motion
Tor a new trial In circuit court aiieE-
ms d reasons. and claim that
they are Ia possession % new evidence
which viii tend % prove the boys in
nocrucr.
Verdict % che 3lTv ln thlr case vas
mgrder. che Jurors recommending ifn-
aFisoum@ns az Joliet Cor g years az
che sentence. The defense vas given
until today Co eater a motion for uew
trial
Ia th~ motion fled today q 60 stated
that tEF vogth. color affected the decl-
zion. Verdict vas the result % pas
sion. Jurors we're preigdiced against
che fsf~ndauf because % his color 80
enc motion dsciar~E-
tt is held by the defense that the
court erred iu EiviaE certain instruc-
fioass thaf 20 vas Oh error IN admitting
tss testimony 81 Carl Fl and George
r. MettuaeF. EWo reporters. who took
ere stand for Tire state
Naiics Not shown
chief among the reasons given az
basis for res trial 30 that which ale
i@srs the v~rGict tF contrary 90 inv.
Malice vas nos shown according % the
attorneys petition.
The states attorneys closing speech
is attached en- the motior. this arEu-
meat being declared such az % bring
prejudice against the defendant and
s trrmFd ruurFir and unjust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

hams Vegetable Compound improved
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Would not be without IL in the house II
u cost three times the amount Mrs
CHks- CHAPLAIN. r r. d. No. Z. Belle
vuc. Ohio.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
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