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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
In Argonne Forest

Ill al SO1lAtC OAS0V
The Germans have gained minor sue
cesses in the Argonne forest, where
the army Of the crown prince has been
irving for some weeks to find a weak
spot in the French defences, but their
effort to recover lost trenches on the
Lingekopf in the vosges is declared to
have cost them dearly.
There has been some rather heavy
fighting in the Caucasus between the
Russians and the Turks, but the off,
cial reports from the opposing camps
is SO contradictory that it is impossi-
BILE to say in whose favor It is going.
Balkan Negotiations
There is much interest in the dip!o-
matte negotiations in the Balkan cap
itals. the reports from which indicate
that Serbia at last is willing to cede
Macedonia to Bulgaria, but that thu
Greek government is now opposing an,
suggestion that she should return Ka
vala, the seaport in the vilayet o
salonik to Bulgaria. It is thought
however. that this opposition may b
CHANGED when NJ. venizelos returns t,
power, which is expected when tn
Greek parliament reassembles early /,
September.
M. venizelos offered Kavala to Bull
earia when he was premier simply i,
return for her continued neutrality
while Greece went to the assistance o
the allies against the Turks, but KIM
Constantine put his foot down on tn,
whole policy. and tho political crisi,
which resulted on the resignation 0,
Yeuizeln9 cabinet followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Count Okur1a
Will Form a
New Cabinet

Toxic, Aug. S.-Premier Count Okuma
has virtually decided. at the special re-
quest of the Emperor. to remain in Of
fee, and has arranged the following CAB
met:
Premier-Count Shigenobu Okuma.
Minister of foreign affairs-Count Shi-
genobu Okuma.
Minister of fnance-Tokitoshi Take
toni.
Minister of marine-vice Admiral To-
mosaburo kato.
Minister of war-Lieut. Gen. Ichino-
suke Okla.
Minister of justice-Yukio Ozaki.
Minister of commandments
Minouri, or viscount Masakata Sengoku.
Minister of commerce and agriculture
Hronaka kono.
Minister of education-S. Takata.
Minister of the interior-Kitokuro 1chi-
XII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Name Choice
Of Engineers
Society for
Naval Board

~ York. Aug. S.-The American So
II of Aeronautic Engineers tonight
hornced the appointment of Henry A.
~ Nocd, its president, and Elmer A.
sstsF It's vice president, as members
III nsSy advisory board on invention.
1Gal committee sub-divided into
thsee oups, also was appointed by the
p cooperate with Mr.. Wood and
Hl,Hy. The members are: Orville
Glenn H. Curtiss, W. Starting
6pge4 Charles H. Manly. Peter Coop
erl1aitt. John Hays Hammond. Jr,,
1ossph A. Steinmetz, Thomas S. Baldwin.
a lec Stevens, Ralph H. Epson and
Raymond B. Price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Portland Nun Dies

Portland, Me, Aug. s.-Sister Anasta-
tia McDermott. aged 81, died at st. JOS
eph's convent Saturday after an illness
Of about six months. She was born In
Ireland and had been connected with the
sisterhood for Is years. She labored in
Bangor. Houlton, Augusta and the In
dian Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
RAISE s42,352 AT
j OLD ORCHARD TO AID
WORK OF THE MISSIONS

Old Orchard. Ne. Aug. s.-The sum
q s42aS2 was raised by pledges today
tor missions at the annual camp
meeting Of the Christian and Mission
afS Alliance Rev. a. B. Simpson of
IAev York, leader of the alliance de-
uvessd sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Infantry on Way

1t was announced at Fort Brown toa
night that four companies Of United
States infantry are being rushed here
from Fort Mcintosh near Laredo.
Fritz George. night watchman at
the Lyford, Texas, Jail was shot and
seriously wounded before the daybreak
this morning. The act is charged to the
Mexican outlaws. A party OF farmers
near Tyford also was fred on by IN
known persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
FORMER BOWDO|N
INSTRUCTOR DEAD
AT BRANFoRD, CONN,

Branford. Conn. Aug. s.-Guy Stew
ems Calender. professor Of political
economy at the Sheffield Scientific
school. died suddenly Of apoplexy to-
night while visiting friends. Prof. CAL
lender was graduate Of Oberlin Col
lege and before coming to Yale in
1908. had been an instructor at Welles-
years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

The Germans continuing reentless their drive against
the in Poland and tn Baltic provinces but the Rus
nearly everywhere st ill giving them battle in strong
rear guard actions and counter attacks.
several sectors Petgrad asserts that the Teu0ns have
been driven back and tn at the left bank
the Veprz in southwest Poland-n the of counter
attack some hundreds of prisoners captured In add
Riga the Baltic Perograd that the Ger
mans have been dislodged from positions there.
Berlin its latest official communication makes refer
ence to fighting around Riga.
London Aug So P. M-The Germans continue to make
progress directions their efforts to off the retreat
of the Russian army the Polish salient They have
enced the of Kovno and Ossowez
which are among the obstacles they must order to
the railways running from Warsaw through Vna and
Dvinsk to Petrograd.
They taken the minor fortress of Serok at the juno
tion the the Bug and have crossed the Vua
lin the vicinity of Warsaw Farther south General Woyrsch
advancing eastward Field Marshal Won Mackenzen being
subborny and appare making slow
the whole the daring scheme mapped out by the Ger
mans as grand sequel to the capture of Warsaw-the de-
struction of the Russian arys unfolding itself slowly
must have the from its magnitude With the
three railways besides tn ose built since the is be-
eved in military circles here hat the Grand Duke Nicholas
will be able excate his Wa The events in the
East however, will continue to rvet the attention of the world
on them for time to come
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
mo GENERAL STRIKE OF MACH|N|STS IN
new ENGLAND is DECISION OF THE UNIONS
OFFICERS AFTER THE HARTFORD CONFERENCE
Made by Presd Johnston Who Outlines Gen
era Campaign of Oganz under the Supervision of IL
Additional Men-Seek New Working Conditions wit h out
Trouble by Negotiations wit Employers-No Substitute
for Eight hour Law

Hartford, Conn, Aug. s.-Followins
a conference held here today between
William II. Johnston, international
president of the Machinists' Associa =
ton, and 16 vice presidents and organ
izers Of the union from the New Eng
land states il was announced by
President Johnston that no general
strike Of the nachinists would be call
ed to enforce the demands for the
eight hour day.
1t was decided, however, Mr.. John
ston said, to at once put under way a
general campaign of organization. and
for this purpose IL additional men will
be put to work Monday The shops
which have not as yet granted the re-
quests will be dealt with as individ-
uals and an attempt will be made to
secure the new working conditions By
negotiations between the employer and
employee. If this fails. Mr.. Johnston
added, strikes will in all proba bility
follow at once.
Il feel very optimistic said Mr..
Johnston. that no reasonable minded
employer will refuse the just demands
Of the men. We are asking for an
eight-hour work day with time and
one-half pay for all overtime work
after the usual quitting hour. No sub
stitute for the eight-hour day in the
form Of bonus or otherwise will be ac-
cepted, and if it comes to a general
fight. we are ready to carry it to a
finish.
Requests from 50 Cities
From over 50 cities in New England
have come requests for organizers and
help in securing the S-hour day, and we
believe that the time is now ripe to Sc
cure what machinists have been praying
for for years. We believe we will secure
it without the necessity of men leaving
their work and strikes will be called only
as a last resort
The conference today. Mr.. Johnston
said, was mainly to hear reports of con-
ditions in various parts of New Eng
land. The next session will be held Fri
day or Saturday in New York. In addi-
ton to President Johnston, the follow
ing international officers Of the machin-
lists were present: Vice Presidents Peter
]. Conlon, Frank J. Ennings, ]. ]. kepp-
Ter and Thomas J. Savage. Others were
organizers and business agents Of various
local unions.
After the adjournment Of the confer
ence today International President John
ston and Vice President Thomas j. Saw.
age left for Boston. where Mr.. Johnston
said they will meet Monday with local
organizers and executive officers there.
Mr.. Johnston added that he expected to
be in Bridgeport Monday. night to At
tend the meeting Of the employees Of the
Locomobile Co.. at which time the report
of their committee, appointed Saturday
to present demands for the S-hour day.
viii be heard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

ments for the Pan American Finan-
clal Congress TO be held at Buenos
Ayres in September"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Stubborn Resistance Holding Up Dangerous Offensive Of Field Mar
shall Won observation-disclosures Take Fortress Of Serok and Cross
Ystula Near Warsaw Attack Begun on Kovno and 0ssowez
GERMANS GENERALLY UNSUCCESSFUL
IN THE ARGONNE FOREST OPERATIONS

Crown Prince Claims Minor Gains but Search
for Weak Spots in French Line Costs Him
Dearly-Serbia Willing to Cede Macedonia
to Bulgaria but Greece Objects to Suggestion
that Kavala Be Returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
SPECIAL TRAIN SENT
AT ONCE TO THE RESCUE

Four Companies of U. S. Infan-
try on Way from Fort McIn.
tosh - Night Waterman at
Lyford Jail Shot and Party of
Farmers Fired on by I'm.
known Persons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Weather forecast for New England:
Thunder showers Monday: Tuesday part
~ cloudy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Boston. Aug. s.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Monday occasional
showers; Tuesday generally fair. mod
erata% noathaxix HindA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
TWO BATTLES
WITH MEXICO
OUTLAWS At
N0R|AS, TEX.

Call for Help Reaches
Brownsville An
nouncing Enga G e.
ments so Miles to the
North Between Mexi-
cans and Rangers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
AMATEUR SINGER
STRUCK BY EGG
MEMBER o. PEARL CITY QUAR-
TET IS PUT TO RoUT ed
HAMMER LOSES MONEY.

Nu esE. uot CO. be- ciasssd aE an
early arrival of tlr sprinE season.
AMI an auatru~ singer forc.biy coiiif.
81 at the Family theatre iu Moline
frss evening. Toe SINGER uas o rlcm-
Der % che psarf Cifr quartet and The
esz made fee appearance from che
general direction at tHc gallery The
p-1duet OF fte poultry yard travelled
az great speed o. Et~leE 'rF actor
uuau che bead Tire collision proved
disaarrDes fHr rrr FE
Es Hauur- 1910 tIrt aTerHF M"-
Urr $500 al.a remember .is trf aH-
brrrarr- behind fae fTaI.shfe for
some tiuae t1 come Nr Hammer 'sff
ris arrssi1E Farm fn fasr a chance
with th- aediFaer. iir Deposited on q
seat FRI fEr ra1r q raraae sarA CON.
ratr.rE APPROXIMATELY go ir change
Wbr1 tr concluded ..s frrf1rwaue"
srf returned s1 dress. frr s1es var
Ear- p1 col veFr ruFtHr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
ALEDO

Mrs. ". X Wells and san Robert
sse Mrs. NarEzrs' Ryu@r arrived
sasr~ MasdaT frosa EcithsburE where
tssg bad be~n visiting Mrs $ Max.
sell
Mr asa Mrs - e Riley aad Mr.
asf NFs- . > Riley aad son Curts.
isft izs' seek for CalifoTuiz where
faTy sin atisse the exposition. Thsy
Vt'i vtsif On Portiasd. Oregon. with
tfrs = . Eiisys sister Mrs = "
AFeactir. before returning hone
Nfs. Josa p.iisY % Hurzcss sp-ns
Saturday wifh Aisdo friends
Mrs Jessie LundberE ard soa Jack
o. Clintaa. ipsa. Wao have be~u vis
ttiaz sh~sr sun' wrs. warzarcf swing.
sea 70 keltAsbgrE Meaday 20 visit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

NaGory Cooke ana Alice Psrie ia.
yored with vocal selections, accom-
panied by Miss Edna Merritt. A very
. pleasant evening was enjoyed
Mrs W. v. Holmes and sister. Miss
Bess Hutchinson of JOY, were Aledo
visitors Wednesday.
AIvah Jay died al his home IN Aledo
az midnight Wednesday night March
Il. aged IS years and - days. Mr.
Jays death resulted from a stroke of
paralysis which occurred sunday, Fu-
neral services We're held from the
Methodist Episcopal church in this
city at 2:30 o'clock Saturday after
noon. March 20. conducted by Rev.
Josiah r. Bartle. The burial services
were in charge of Charity lodge No
SIS. a. r. & A. NJ of Seaton. H. Mem
beers of the Warren Snedd c. a. r.
posf formed an escort for the remains
Interment was in the Aledo cemetery.
Miss Dora crawford returned 10 her
home i'm Hopewell Friday after max
ing few days visit with her grand
parents. lIr. and Mrs. T. c. Braucht.
Nr. and Airs. G. L. Baldwin spent
Thursday in Monmouth with Er. Bald
wins mother. Mrs. p. A. Baldwin
Mrs. r. r. Cabeen and Mrs. Leon
McWhorter went 10 Galcs5urg Friday
TO spend the day with Dr. and Mrs.
D. %. Cabeen-
Robert W Finley left Wednesday
for his home in Bradshaw. Neb.. after
visiting his sister. Miss Bessie Finley
and other relatives.
Miss Ada Gleason gave a pre-nuptiaI
shower Wednesday in honor of her
sister. Miss Opal Gleason. who is soon
TO re married 10 A H Canum Miss
Gleason received many useful pres
ents.
Mrs r D Winders and son William
went to Viola Wednesday TO visit Mrs.
Winders parents. Mr.. and Mrs II II.
Sidwel
Mrs. Z. :. Snyder or Joy spent We'd /
nesday with Aiedo friends
ar and Mrs Thomas Jellinger and (
baby OF Seaton went 70 Burlington. 4
Iowa. this week 10 spend a few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Yerkey returned TO her
home in Viola Thursday after visiting I
relatives here
Airs. :. B. Smith returned to her /
home in Bettendorf. Iowa. Wednesday /
after making 4 few weeks visit near /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
COMB SAGE TEA ~
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Re-
stores It's Thickness and
Lustre At Once.

Common garden sage breved into a
h-avy tea ~ith sulphur and alcohol
ADDED all turn gray. streeked and
faded hair Beautifully DARK and luxuri-
ant. remove every BIT OF dandrun. stop
scalp 'tehiaE and falling hair. Mixing
The sage Tea and Sulphur recipe a.
hons. though. Il troublesome. Al cas-
Scr ~zy 70 20 Ect the reAdy-to-uss
toaie. costing about 50 cents a large
bottle a. drug stores. known as
-Wycsh's Sage and Sulphur Com
poand.- thus avoiding . 70, OF mus.
Wsue ~tspy. gray. faded hair Is not
siafal - all desire 20 retain our
yoathfai app~4zAne. and attractive
aess b. dk-k-ninE your hair Nth
Wycths sage and Sulphur. 10 one
esa toll because n does u 90 natur-
ally. 80 sv.aiy You Just tAmpea
spoaE- o. son brush ~ith u and draw
this through your hair. taking one
s@an siraae AZ q time. By morning
al gray hairs have disappeared. Afte-
another application or two your hair
becomes beautifully DARK. glossy. soft
aid iaxurisnt and ron appear years
younE-.
AATp~r House pharmaey.-(AdvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

I Mercer county home. w r. Zeutmire
who has filled that, position SO salts
faCtnrily for the past few wears. was
reappoinJed FOR another year. The re
. ports and records OF Superintendent
Zeutmire show thas The number OF in
mates at ,he home ou March I. 1914
was 81 During che year % were ad.
mitted. 30 were discharged and fve
died. The expenditure during the
year was $500. The receipts were
$500.
Miss Nellie Thompson Of this city
and Miss Mildred Gable Of Viola were
visitors in Rock Island Saturday.
Mt and Mrs. L. p Willis and chill
drgu ieft this week for Shaw. Mont,
where they viii make ;beir home
Miss Olive Natchueer VINO is at
tending HeddinE college at Abingdon
and Miss Marion Dunshee. instructor
90 domestic science at Hedding col
icgc, spent the spring vacation al the
home OF Miss Matchueer's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Matchneer.
Mrs. Bessie Harter and son Verne
pent Sunday in Ioy with their grand
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Watson OF MI.
Pleasant Iowa were guests last week
az thc home of Jheir uncle. 4. Hawk
iuson.
! r. Sheats and daughters. Misses
Odessa and Francs. arrived home
Tuesday from Bayard. Iowa, where
they had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
a p Vader.
Charles Mason spent sunday with
friends in New Boston
Harold Johnson returned TO his
home in Oal1ygle. Iowa the first OF
the week after spending a few days
si'h friends near Seaton.
Mrs A. r. Baldwin and Mrs. W F.
Prick % keithshurg spent Wednesday
IA this city. They were returning
from "a weeks visit with friends in
Dewitt. Iowa.
Mrs. q. r. B5orkmau went TO Alexis
20 spend the day with her
sister. AIRS Fred Witt
Mr.. and AIRS. George 4 Cooke en-
tertainet the William and Vashti col
.ege faculty and their wives az their
home "wednesday evening. Twenty
1--we guests were present and an elab-
nra'e six-course dinner was served. al I
O'Clock Music was furnished By
The Imperial Mandolin club. Misses |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys
If Back Hurts or Blad-
der B0thers.

II you must have your meat every
day, eat il. but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally, says q noted
authority who tells us that meat forms
uric acid which almost paraiyzes the
kidneys in their efforts 70 expeI il
from the blood. They become slug
gish and weaken, then you suffer with
a dull misery in the kidney region
sharp pains in the back or sick head
ache. dizziness. your stomach s0urs
tongue IS coated and when the wealth
or is bad You have rheumatic twinges
The urine gets cloudy. full Of sedi-
ment. the channels often get sore and
irritated. obliging you to seek relief
two OF three times during the night
To neutralize these irritating acids.
10 cleanse the kidneys and flush on
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take tabIesp oonfuI in
glass OF water before breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will then
act fine This famous salts Is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and has
been used for generations to flush ara
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also 70
neutralize the acids in urine. 50 il no
longer irritstes, thus ending 5iaadeE
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot II
jure and makes q delightful efferVe~
cent Iithis-water drink
Harper House pharmacy. IT AdT.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
AGED HERMIT IS
CALLED To REST
rpo~As >. sAssGR - FOUND ~
CONSCIOUS o. psfs gNFa
soGTpt % POST sVros
pss.~s A~sg VsssseasF Astsr Hsses
80 % Nay sfssrs-Nss a. Ore
rIr-s ~-zf.ny are fras-sta-

rraeansesa-s Eaf tvfaE tr wE--r
s-sr = ssrfaE la ftoea PALS cr~~f-
TNaraas r. n.arbsr sFe'f -. wss fscle
Tls~~far naruisE oc Dis farm soufs %
PR EF-or. H@ did TenteriaT aftrr
a6ar uarb~r. onen an t-faretlat as9
wealthy efffs~n - Port uTr1r. Rae
lived ~ Efs % a Hefuit la a. Fevs. o.
hfs farm Hfncs enc G~afa ~ bee wife
aad slgo ~huerrn. IS years aEo. Death
4. aaDoa-s~ss 60 have been caused ~ r.
paralgrtc sfr1ks wE.eE b. receigFt
s4aear Hs vas discovered D. Wa.
Ian Maor- aad Waiter Craig rt1 90
moved aiai % hls Eaf Tre aged rae
saif 81 s3iar to 90 wafrrfaE p'sre
alaear moruirF TNat was ere Iarf
Ee rerueu rere'f
Deceased U.s. fh~ sou % Farce Ear
b~r. IA carry settler - Rock isIs1f
county fIe az cor fiass conducted tie
NF~rf M~as~nFer Rs aewspap~r wn..r
BE- establishes Gal ttfH Sc BAL lVrl
n sesias.oa sircr tb~ death or pc wife
an9 sNs eslffrea ana mnfr r.f ns0sr
In q small suuf.aE 0g ta~ farm fpt.aF
fa9 ~ tass % bic rer h09e ana cria.
frG efsr~ BY err
if- We mario i1 1870 t1 SIZES
81 stbeth uaetr
49, DssaHt-rs s4~f.ss.
The decreased Survived s eve
faafnfrrH Wfs f 49, CorfFtf. Mrs
rssl- WHO'S Wrs Jennie Wc.t1e
4aH sizes Minnie rfrter tI of tutrs.
sart ant urs LsIdr WcSnafrF. lake
Park iowa. aaf Gee sister H~s
Iasepa h1rfleT wolt1r
Rev tf o. Easrr.i 90 far Nr.a''
eaarrh. rs~f rf-ar. wiz orr1rs sf
enc f4n~ra. services f1 pol r~ Son
asv afternoon reaH ats .tf- UaHe I.
f-rmanF VIII te mffr 0- ..r ftu
htirefaF ground n-ae rn- Barber farm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

Mr1 LundburEs sister Mrs. I'D Knox
before RETURNING home.
oscar Olson was q business visitor
iu Burgess Monday
Mr. and Ars. Glenn Aubrey and
baby returned 90 their home ia JOY
Saturday after visiting Mrs. Aubrey s
mother. Mrs. Clara Washhurn.
Mr aud Mrs Ward Jones. Who have
spent the winter with friends near
Seatou left last week FOR their home
az Watson. Saskatchewan. Can.
Mrs S. :. Johnston was hostess TO
the South side Sewing club Tuesday
afternoon.
~ the last meeting % the board OF
supervisors. superintendent OF the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
BANK OFFICIALS
WILL HEAR CORE
OFFICIAL oF CHICAGO SSsociA
Tfos OF COMMERCE WILL 40
DRESS TRLciTV MEN.

ne srsf 1915 al-~tiaE % tricity
bank orrlais AID directors I'LL b.
hsla fa the zee Black Ha-k hotel iu
laV~-po-t Tuesday evening a. $3.50.
Do is expected 20 wiI ntt-nf from No
Sine Roes fs.aad. uaveuporf. fast
Ioua~ and B~tt-adorf viu D. repre-
sertrt. fu az probability 100 ''iii be-
pr~s-at
sp@aEerr fo be- teart ty sire t-i-city
haaEr-s are r r. Gore and p. p. tas
summru o. chicago Ns Gore is
eaairraan - the executive committee
% fa- Chllas8 Association % Com
fa--c~ and wr Bs-muss~u is az on
ciai % the Corn Exchange National
bank % Caieagp.
Orc-rs utI br elected by the bank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
HELD TO CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THEFT or MACHINE

Ersmlas'ien vas waived bv Harry
~. Lester. who vas arr~rtst fcu
eafa aEp when au officer met him af
Q is tre morning carrying a typewriter
lsasr hts arm. when 4rraiEned before
Magistrate Prank Guatafauu 1f NO
iia~ this morning Hr var held t1 the
srand Igry under bonds ot $1,000.
Dr. ts alleged that Lester broke into
ff~ pffcr % Else Lewis Roofing com
pary and stole tU1 Underwood type
urit~rs. valued az So. and a number
90 articles iu He line 90 Office sup
piles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
H0SFORD OUT AS
BOARD CANDIDATE
PeEsf1GNr o. EorAHf Gus
secs TO FfLL VACANCY on
EcHooL go1r

NaaDlae-m .lr ID mate on .sr efH
afteq OF Hraarf 81 u1ef1ri msasr
or fsr Deere a. .T. tHf presidents ar
nr Waaa- Rotary rss t.r e.ee..ar
a. a mrmasr ot H- Ha.g- Board .r
e,ncafian Ils erEHIae wet .
suancfsuf ng1brr of SIGNATURES vas
af-,f W1Ua W.ss Es Nsav'-e. sr-fr
tfry ~ Hr 1aart rHHs wsre.es
Dol Vs. geab~r ls candidate far o.
elecffon as president Ire eaHtufst-s
FOR members are WEfTr U.se
sarah G-it GVfns Vg1H1m n Davis
q " G-cter ssd E 4 tiesr1rt
Nf petitions mgsr bel Sled t-a tfHe
Dr-vis ,is f1 fhr school election ve6rr
viii be bed NprI 3d. There rse .I
ltvs Ten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
MOLINE INVITES
GOVERNOR dunno
INVITATION IS EXTENDED STATE
csttEF OFFICIAL TO ATTEND
G. =. q. ENCAwPWENT-

tsufst.aa aas beer ~zt@adra eos
error Es4varl o.. Duane ta attend 'a@
state ~eeampwfas uf che o.. ~ 70 tu
30 .~d Del Ni6IHr June q and g. 90
60 ts zoe pesEib.r t7r H.1 fp tr present
f.F'aE che eEf.rr '.ar ef fHe ~aramp
mTEf 90 iF ts~.. ssat Fr uu tr sf
trsef rheF- June e. gs~ das % fHe DIS
parade
a F=-srrsI Invitation vac sent fs~
etr-agF ta.s mo-a.uE b. Mayor ST. u
Cs-.sgr- ON behalf of fh~ vH0tr city
90 MD..rF ftr mayor Invited enc Fd1-
-ruer ana Ei- rHf.r~ suite t1 attend
rt~ eaaVraflHH ff ts believed ttaf tr-
easrrsg~ $500 accept
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
\ chieErn case

Bernard peHaksr. liviaE on Tucaty.
sffa avenue near seventh street. vas
arrested yesterday Afternoon because
- permitted his chickens 20 run az
large An oEe~r had warned people
CO. tf~ usiEaborhood that their pa.itrv
aazst - p~uaed ucEaker received
80 npsiteaflor. tie vas released this
morriaE wa~a hs promised % keep
bic esiessss ia ne coop.