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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

ES;,a Fine Fancy Lawns 1Oc Yard.
These Lawns arethe very best and
sheerest grades for Summer Dresses,
waists etc They come in solid col
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Sheer Plain White Lawn sc n Yard.
Snow-white lawn, very good quality.
20 inches wide. a fabric that you
have so many needs for for July
sewing. underpriced per yard &c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Attractive Floral Crepes tOc a Yard.
25 inches wide. white grounds with
neat floral effects in harmonizlnG
colorings.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Phoenix SILK Hosefo r Ladies and
Men, pair soc, 75c. and S1.OO
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
Women's Waists al st.os.

St.OO Summer BlOuses, 0Sc.
Most remarkable values in sheer or
candies. voiles and Batiste cross
bar voiles and dimities
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Ors. pretty figures. stripes and flow
cred effects.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
SILK III o ; T.

Womens' silk Hose at SOC aPair.
These come in three-Quarter lengths
silk fiber with Isle garter fitting
tops. These hose will give good ser
vice and are in demand right now
for cool oxford wear.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

La Plisse Crepes 1Dc Yard.
80 inches wide in solid blue (light)
white. pink or light colored grounds
with pretty floral effects. much in
demand.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Mems Solid silk Ties at 25c.
Meas and Boys beautiful four in
hand ties. some reversible. some tu-
bular. while others have flow ends,
light and dark grounds. neat color
effects. Choice big assortment 25c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Si.26 ChiIdren's and Misses Slip
pers, table choice this week S1.OO
We will offer one lot of about
As Misses and Children's Slip
pers that embrace strong values
worth up TO S1.75. good range
Of styles, at only a pair. 500
Smart Peggy Pumps, plain toe,
light sole, at ..... $500
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Cadet Hose for Men. Ladies and 4.
Cfloren ......s.. 25c and SOC
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
Why Perkins Bros. Co. have Succeeded


BECAUSE
do not permit employees because
either. We more
what live 10
the letter and spirit ou cheaper
RIGA at-Sl,v
BECAUSE
none with charity ALL
straight nd
affairs We Jealous We
eng storesi do hope
ohc ,eri,g
ascending star of i'm In
place OF the descending star Of BECAUSE
other
and let live d mission sell goods
BECAUSE a for
child
expert stores, wi may, we'll
BECAUSE service. MS promise.
quick deliveries to adj
without lengthy
ments. where all ,he world cor,D.,o- an,
BECAUSE refund Money It's whore
you do not like purchase The
quick ens Is thus
a his tore firm confined TO n sfnpIe vboIesaie
BECAUSE we buy and sell organization
Chaniise n the smaIIcs competition
universally foe that we have the
sand
experienced buyers constantI,
merchandise nj an nm
deprce and throughout
Texas and okahomaonstantly every
in
right We will not allow other undersen
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Women's Smart Pumps, worth
$3.50. at ............. .S1.0S
The very best grade OF pliable
patent leather has been used in
their construction. they come in
either dun or bright buckle ef-
rect, now. ............. S1.DS
$3.50 Value Stylish Pump. cloth
quarter. patent vamp 49,. St.0S
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

All St.O0 Long silk Gloves CSC.
These dependable and stylish and
seryieeable gloves come in 16-button
lengths. double tip. black and white.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
Parasols at 9sc.

PafaSOlS at 9Sc.
We will offer one special lot of fam
cy Pongee Parasols, with neat wood
handles. good $3.50 values, all the
sizes in the colorings you desire. at
only 9S cents each.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
IF You Have Shoe Troubles

Wear National Whte-Sole Rubbers,
Upper strap cushion
you Dcpamental very
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

Women's and Misses Baby Doll
pumps with ankle straps. patent
leather .............S2 .S2.25
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02

vici Kid leather, patent tip. lace
or button Women's Oxfords s1.5O
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-07-02
A WORD To THE SHOE
BUYING PUBLIC:

BUYING PUBLIC; Boys White
II this sane. truthful and most | Canvas
conservative business house | Rubber
would exhaust all of the main Sole OK
adjectives in the old reliable fords AT
dictionary we feel that We n.
would be expressing mildly the
goodness and saving possibli-
ties OF buying your footwear at C"n'"s
prices less than others some Nuooe'
times ask for shoddy compost 9oie ON'oius
tions Keep on putting us to the soc
test.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

a group of ten crouching figures Cow
er picture at right, a symbolized Des-
tiny in the, shape Of two enormous
arms and hands, giving life with the
one and taking it with the other. On
the left side are arranged figures sug-
costing the Dawn of Life, and on the
right are men and women depicting
the fullness and end of existence.
Here is shown, first, figure Of Greed
looking back on the earth, holding in
his hands a mass suggestive of his fu-
tile and unsavory worldly possessions,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

off the nebulous mass that subsequent
" resolved itself into the earth, is to
be placed. This figure carries with it
down to the waters edge a great globe
that will shed it's golden light along
the waters surface toward the group
Of figures, and from the waters edge
frightened fishes in attitudes Of trying
to escape serve as means of ejecting
jets Of water into the basin, the whole
suggesting primitive mans idea of the
setting sun splashing into the water.
Leading up to the main structure is
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

gardt architect, consists of a series Of
four groups of heroic sized figures
carved in pierced relief, each fanked
by a colossal bronze Hermes, their
arms reaching over the structure and
holding up the beginnings of animal
life of reptilian and piscatorial origin.
All these forms and figures surround
a globe of enormous size IMPLYING the
earth, over the surface of which
streams of water are thrown from
these prehistoric beasts. Leading up
to the main structure is a series of ten
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

Tcrouched figures. The globe is eight
cen feet in diameter and made Of glass.
Illuminated after dark, it will seem to
revolve by reason of a second globe
within which it is made to turn, thus
producing the effect of the world turn
ing on it's axis.
The detail (middle picture at top
represents Helios. In the center of a
formal parapet at the end Of the basin
sixty feet from the fountain this colos-
sal figure, symbolic of the setting sun,
Helios, the great orb having thrown
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

tural enrichment is created by Sherry
Fry. The detail of the fountain,
Arabian Nights" by Edith Woodman
Burroughs, for the Court of Flowers,
shows Morgiana, who figures in the sto-
ry of the Forty Thieves" and the
crock in which she hid the man who
overcame them. J,rs
The main structure of the fountain
of the Earth" Qower picture at left,
Robert Aitken sculptor, to be placed in
the east court, called the "Court of
Abundance" Louis Christian Null
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21

the unworthy bauble for which he has
striven. Back of him is the group of
Faith, wherein kneels a patriarch who
offers consolation to woman to whom
he offers scarab, ancient symbol of
renewed life. Next two recumbent fig
ures, man and a woman, the first
Sorrow, the other typifying Final
Slumber. These are about to be drawn
into oblivion by the relentless hand Of
Destiny. Faith, Sorrow and Final
Slumber are shown in the center pic
ture in the lower row.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-21
FMAN," Sherry Il. Fry sculptor, is

"RMAN," Sherry Il. Fry sculptor, is
- one of two figures designed
for Festival Hall at the
Panama. International
Exposition at San Francisco. This
great hall, just completed, stands at
the east end of the South Gardens 1t
has seating capacity for 5000 people
and is especially designed for musical
events, among which one of the most
noteworthy is a series Of hundred
organ recitals by Lemare, the worlds
greatest living organist, ALI the sculp-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
0rnmmf glahn6enmte.

Nai6tugton, 10. Auguit. Die
3ipiidenitoatIide 8anoelsfommiii.
on fat iiber Die nnteriuflmQ Der
6inan8lage Der Nod SsIaubbabn ii.
men geriflt critlttet, Der aetern Der.
0ffentlitt Duroe. Gus Dem geriht
gebt berpor oaB Uliaionen 1oaars
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oiirdb oie 9e.
omten Der gabn Derloren miroea.
g8ieienigen, nelde 0aran idulo
iino, oab BEN a%ftiondren irrefi6ren.
be 8erihte mterbreitet puroen
iontcn sitr 8cItrdflng aebrodt fper.
ben, iagt Der gcridt. @foBe Gum.
men ftnb npsaeseben foor0en, tic bic
cine orommasmdBige NudJuna ooer
Redltferfiauua ilberbaupt niht por-
Iieat. Qeniamla n. 8uib, Der 8ra,
iioeHt Der NiiioHri 4aeiiic mo Der
sSron Mountain uno SoutberH Gi.
ieHbalmen Duroe con Mi1fer AAans
ii Mpooitod, Vt. ais aIleiniger Re
eeIper Der bsioeu GinieH ernannt.
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Marftberi9te.

Suo 0ma5a, 10. Might 1915.
RiHoUieh - 3ufthr 300.
Beef Stiere. Aarft lan9iam, nieor.
Soditer Breis S9.35.
5abrIiuaG quite bis bette 5000
Isl 80.
3lemIid gllte zig CUTE $7.75-
.8.75.
Sellers, Mnrtf icit. Hieoriger.
quite big bette $7.00-8.50.
Gornsgeiiltterte @eeues
@ute Big bette idwere geeues
S900-940.
g}itteImdBige $s $500.
3iemIid 9uie bis cute $500
.s25.
gras -aefatterte stierc, aitsgeDa6Ite
$3.50.
@lte biz beftc S7.s5-825.
MitteImaBi3c bis CUTE $40
.7.S5.
@ittrlmdBigc $6. 7.40.
9iibe, Dart felt, %nieOriqer.
@ute bis bette S6.50--7.25.
3ieniIi dgute bis cute $5.75-
.6.25.
MtteImoBige St.0O-5.75.
@ras.gefitttarte aiibe $6.25-6.75
@ras.gefitterte Sellers $6.50-7.00
Stoders uno 6eeoers. giarft felt.
8ute bis bette 5esOers S7.35-
500.
3iemiid cute Biz CUTE GeeOers
SIS. 70-735.
@itteImdBige Stoders $50
.G.75.
stod Sellers So. 75-6.75
Stof aiibe IS. 50-6.50.
Stod a1lber Sc 5000.
Seal adl6er 100000.
Bulls, Stogs nm. $5.50-7.00.
Sfiueine-3uiuhr 1900. Marft
leifte is niaOriger, mOere 5 nicer,
Gurdiduittspreis S6.00-6.20.
6oditer 4reis $685..
SdaFe-3uiuGr $4,000. Morft felt.
GurAiduitt5preis 1925. 10.
Soditer 9rci5 1926.
Q1mmer, Marft 10 6ober.
Mutteri6ofe, cute Bis bette $500
Sdbrlinae auie bis bette $3.50
H6.25
@i6oer, CUTE lie bette $4,000.
BeiiIttertc gammer $750-S.15.
Chicago NarttbsriAt.
Rirouieb 3ufubr 5000. Nartt
ieit.
Stiaers $3.50
s}dbrIinae $3.50.
Sellers 1890.
~ Ga
Soditer Frets. Goru.geiitterti
Sdnueine-3pinbr 1900. Miarft
meiit 10 niebriGcr. lcidjte feit.
GnrhihHittsprcis $500 $50.
@6dlter Krcis $7.75.
5dafs 3ufuar 10000. Niarti
tart 10 bober
Soldier 'Rreis 81 .T5.
9otiDes 1926.
Meitern 96mmer $50.
Bolt Sdmmer $ff.40.
Colorado 2dnmer Sff.50.
5riihlina,g annier 1886.
sonho SonnHer $1,000
lSbuD0 Iiuiicrihnie $575.
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SaS.cmaha.

Gos Soften Der 5traBenbabnen
Dor Der areu5ung bat bier . lin.
eludsfdae, nlerotngs eeringerer SEA.
tltr. berborgerufen. als er nIf Der
falihen Seite Der StroBe mortete,
Der 12.idbrige 2arrp 9oren5
bon einem 9luto a~ngefohreu, fam
jeOof nit leiften 4bihnrfuugen oa.
BON. 8eirn Aufipringen arf bic fab.
rRr0e 8ahn fieL 8rnnf 2uitdno, fam
je0pf NIT Dem Sfreden DaDon.
0a66em tie lire Shtoien in Der
alinitataoente 5u Chicago Doaenoei
bot, tebrte SRI. 2iGian 4lioersoorff
Godter oes $errn Soiepb au0ers4
oorif bon SiioG mnbd, fDieoer nadj
bier 3uriid.
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geie bie apinfen hnniten.

Ginpr Der g1itarbeiter Der Gag
lihen Gmoba Gribiine, Serr SEQ.
5adI, erbielt non ieiner tn llrlgarn
lebenoen Wtutter Die 0ahriht, OaB
mnmebr neun ieiner 8ettern oeu
.Gbrentoo mrs gaterlnn6 Itorben.
Ger 2este Der @efalenen befan0 iid)
NIT mebrereu aameraOen a1tf einem
@rtunoiglngsgdng, ols oas Saul
den pon elmer gan0e aoiafen OIL.
.gafalIen puroe, rbclhe uniere tnpfes
rem Solooten mtfforoerten, iid 5u
.ergeben. als oieiem gefebl nidt
.iofort 5oIge geleitet muroe, mitr.
Den iie bon ben 8arbnren itberrit
ten un0 buditdbIi6 in 5tiide ge.
bdlten. Ser Sodl bate 81 geginn
oes arieges % 8ettern i'm oiterrei.
did ungnriid)en @eere, bon melden
bis iebt 8 geinaen iut0 2 in @efon.
genidoft geratben iiuo.
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Bonn @adltrtnd.

.4os mHB ih miiieu, I'M 5ur9er
Der yer. Staateu 8u meroeu2" oieig
bange 5rage bat iih uieaaidt I'M
Stiaen i6on mander unierer nod
nidt uaturaliiirten Burger ~oorgelegt
Bur rittigen Bet fur 8ieIe bat
oesbulb ole &erlogsfirma 9oDar
Bros. 26s-70 5ii6 2. Ctr. 8bt
looelpbia, ga. eth @erf crideinen
Ialien, 0as eIaen pollen uebcrblid
uber 0ieie 5rage giht uu0 3uaIeidl
aud erihopfenDe a%unporten ertbeilt
@eihidte, 9erfaiiung unD 8ernnl
tltng Der Ger. Staaten iino in benz
fleinen 8erfe flir3 iiberiihtlid mo
ooh eriAopfeno bebon0elt mo ioate
0os Bud uid)t MIR Elm Hntbgeber fir
merbert0e Burger, iouoern aud mir
Iolhe. bic bereits 8iirqer iino. fem.
..@op to become d Roturali5eo 81
ti5cn lit 3lm 4reiic Ron 81 bon
Der gcrlogsfirma goner Bros,
8bilaoelpbia, 9ya.. SIT be5ieben. nno
tnnn oeiieu anidaffung ieoem bnran
5ntereiiirten MIR oringeuo empioBlen
.Der6en.
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Nus Dem State.

5remont. Ger 10 nngemobn[idl
Itarfe ~glegenfaa Der Iebten Iage bat
Die umgegeno 8um EbeiI inter 8ais
fer geicst un0 an 8ei5en umto Safer
groBen Sho0cn mgeridtet. @eber
Der 8latte, nod Der gltborn 5llB
lit ie0od lber oie l1fer getreten.
Coup Gitg. Die bteiigen aHbdn,
ger 0es @olf5pieLes bnben cine
&~eriammIung einberufen, nm eiHett
feinen GpielpLnt 5u erridten.
CRAWFORD. gb1rles @robe en-,
ridtet bier elm 11a Stof bohes @e-
b1u0e, Dos fir cine rele Ganpf.
r1iderei beitimmt lit.
NdfefieL6 Sm Seim Der grmtt.
cItera, 6errn uno 6rnu %. 8. aap,
Ihloiien Hlittpod 4bolpb gidel luio
iii. amelin Son Den gitno fiirs &c.
Ten,
GInmoutb. Gin 9rnnp fano
1icn5taq n1if ei1crH 6rahtfDogen Der
Union. 4aeiHe einen aniheineno crit
furs porher %geboreHen 5duglira.
Bon Der gsnttpr fehIt ieoe 1plm
Gas Sen0 pnt6e %D0rldufis in Elm
coin untergebraht
4latt5meutb Gus Dem 5weiteu
Gtoa ibreg oeims fiel Jrau 4bt'
Hpp RBine 10 uugludlid Die Ireppe
Einab, OaB i6r 3mtnIo als ernlt
Gilt.
Y. n. Nnrn, 0eatider Gptii
fer. auaeu mterindlt iiir griaca.
440 Hranoeis @ebauoc, GMabo.
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Der Mangel an Geld

tinbsrs. eis nt8t,
SIRE auetH ofesHis
Id NIT @IafsrH
ensaui
mfHn Sts Ropls
f4mnam babtH.
usrp0s, ssba6tHlbs
inwah, i6piHoli4
RHb. an fitbsHhsH
Gttasm, p%tsaopften,
Hdenben, brenHsHs
her vnfkeu nher
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1emthfr Serbs ben Serbia aas
Nueal

Ete HaatW @3ltaliabef 2sriamm
tlmQ mirn Hidi mg iidipica1aHaB
om IS auauli. laHoeW am 2t.
4upuM Aahmjtio8a D llhT m
ag0cl. 8ltbr. %0HHgeditfu meroM
n8 MIRO 0aa AiiialigocW morH nus
Srrl gelegt III 0igigr @eriammlmg
8n erideiueb 0a etipds icbr @idttge.
8u %erte0iaen 90. meidles Hltt aiebr
uuideid0ben meroen tarm. Inter
AH0eren 8eipredrHg mao &etneill
QuHa an Gem 6endideu @oltsiGlr 1T
SgraoIie. Jiebr. eridont AHel
Ter 8oritan0.
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Nohren6 iirer ab%Ipcienbgtt
6rougen enbrehcr III 0os 0eim BON
sri 3uomi eaution 1917 Abr0
q Ctr, Elm nn0 itlbleu Oprt @e
i6mttoe i'm g8erthe BON $500.
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lahef maa1n st aliabllma aet itaa
tiihm Qiters rerlldfi
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ottela ifb Der Clinic 9fndur mailgt
dsaau 6e nrue aa6iiihf Werotonma
aber 0as soften her SinBcnbahnen
.rbr Ser WraiAina Nfaiat erhrbeu.
ie bfhmipten. 6aB 0ds 4l6liium
haburh eesmunaen ieL 0u6
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@intae |nefTnpgcne Nettfetler
erbraden S nit automubileu bella
oeue fyrahhUaqen Der giortbmcitert
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Ntitg Wttah iutb8 m htf Nrreint
anlie H. unh e0B 2tfebb cine
pej.dirtahe ilaii. um Bite an nod.
item 5cnHina bam Ntatt bes Ema'
aa NaHomeAfffrfina 300 lagaer 100
brinaeHhen Giebgr butt5anchmgu.
sgoer uiiibt S0uatr be irgmoltd
TinAt so efideiufg
brc0 10iier, SER,
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aanlaa Gin MarElbtnAl

I'D nbtiehl3uueh f Gl00 Mdtli
id8ll0m Niig 6mad aubarf iat
attlinle $3.50
Ntaf ui,b neihfs Wlafit iefh
ieiers, Nafli, bette iat cuoerf
idmah
Nalbcr, marit ieit
Sdnucus -8ufuhr 5000. Martt
.t0-i5 Hieorlder.
TrrhiamitaprciB S6.75-72d
&6hiter gre0 S735.
Sdnir- 3uiutr 5000. @iartt feit.
Sdmmer. bodlier 8rets 1928
CT. SOirpb Marttberidt.
ginSSicb -3niabr 100. Martt
left, 10 Hieori1er.
9abrlin9e so 70.
Sdaueine -3afabr $500. @arft
laHgiam. 10 nie0riaer.
1urditnitt 9pre,s S6.20-I.i0.
Soditer @rais $7t5.
Sdaie-3uh1r 500. Nlartt fart.
gdmmer, glorft itart.
Soditer 9yeis 1915.
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9. !. Wnrn. ocntider optt

fer. Algen mterinelt iilr 8riaen.
40 grcaoeis Mebl.,ne, Emaho.
gernit 6id bel 9infanien mi
bic sIribune1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
OBITUARY
Morris T. Stafford.

Imprc s'se funeral services over the
remains of Morris T. Stafford were
acid this afternoon az . O'Clock at the
-0a Twentieth street. Mem
bcr- % John Bgford post Il. \. r.
Eit1 which the deceased had long
been Identified attended in body and
had charge OF the services.
Dr. o. T. uwineu cmciated. assisted
ty Or r -. Williams. district super
'utcudcnt OF the Methodist church a
quartet. composed o. Mrs. ,. r Wit
ter. Miss RUBY Williams. Al Bruner
and Glenn Reed. sang Jesus. Lover of
AZ Soul and Abide with Ne"
Tho active pallbearcrs were ". n.
Dart. s. J.. Lindstrom. John Thomp-
sen. g.. O.. Greenavalt. Leo L.arkin and
D. c. L. Siivis The honorary pail
bearers acre r u. Buck. Captain
Charlton Wright. ". ". Johnston. W
r. Carpenter. W Il Mitchell. C. NJ.
Davis. lntcrment was made in Chip
piannock cemctery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
REMAINS MAY Be
THOSE OF WRIGHT
FORMER HOTEL EMPLOYE IN
SiLVIs MISSING SINCE LAST
CHRISTMAS.

A. f. Linstedt appeared at Dixon &
NoeHer's undertaking parlors yester
day afternoon with the Information
that the remains OF the muuiated body
of the aged man found several weeks
ago in the deserted Case barn On
Twelfth street, may be those OF VIII
liam Wright former kitchen employe
of the Suvis hotel, operated by J. j.
Gr-er and company, who has been mis-
sing since Christmas. Liustedt stated
that the description of the two men
tailed exactly. but the cond iUon OF
the head of the body, makes post
tive Identification difficult. Coroner
Z. c. J. Meyer has taken mp the new
clue and IS investigating to rer5-t
when the jury resumes its session the
latter part of this week
In December. Wright was taken 10
the county inhrmary 10 be treated for
rheumatism. He was later released
and returned to Siivis. where ne acted
as guard at the house. where the fam
lily was Guaranteed because Of small
poy. Shorty before Christmas he
disappeared. Wright worked at the
hotel with cook named Ed Cooney.
who has also been missing for
month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17

destriarf aad che =cucraI public. and.
Whereas. Tho public safety de-
mandE more fhoT1uEh-Eoin= control
90 vehicles so CuzaEed. be IL
Received. rs the TRICKY Fedora
fi1u 90 Labor shat 90 rs the sense of
This organization that the cities OF
Davenport Rock Island. Moline. sill
yfs East Moline and Waicrtown
GouId pass am ordnance Tor the city
ownership and operation OF iituey
bussss or other transportation faciii-
tlsr Or tine city ownership and opera
tiCu De- not feasible at this time IL
should pass an ordnance regulating
control and bonding the operation OF
srrF vehicles within the limits OF the
aforesaid cities. Be 90 further
Resolved. That the legislative com
m.tfrrr o. Iowa and Illinois present
90 rho citv council % the cities above
mentioned tho following proposed ord
.rauc". and recommend and urge It's
enactment into Law az once
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
PERSONAL POINTS

Dr. $. r. Hall will return tomorrow
morning from Galveston. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Tuckis left this
noon FOR Atlantic City. their future
home.
Mrs. John GAteiy and Fred c. Har-
wood % the John Gateiy company OF
Chicago are in the city
Mr. and Mrs. !. Paul DuHin % Mem
phis. Tenn. accompanied Mrs. Virgil
Warren home from several weeks
visit through the south and west
Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles L. Thompson.
see Nineteenth street. leave tonight
Tor western trip. They vii stop en-
roafe - tho G-and Canyon IN Arizona.
visit the san Diego and san Fran
cleo cSpos;iiors and return by way OF
Salt Lake City acd Denver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17

shot in her side. many of the shot en-
tering the upper thigh and arm.
She was removed 10 ST. Anthony's
hospital. where Dr.. A. H. Beck of Mo
line attended her. An operation was
performed and most of the small shot
removed. None OF them penetrated
very deeply and it is not thought that
the injury will result seriously un-
less unforeseen complications set in.
As far as could be learned the cou-
pie have had no trouble OF any kind,
but the police are going to investigate
the case. Mrs. VerGeyle corroborates
her husbands story and says il was
an accident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
FlREMEN MAKE An EARLY
MORNING Run FOR NAUGHT

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proved chat errf f'te m rar .H f.~
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
ABE AVID HAWRUSS TO GET
FINE RECEPTION lW CITY

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re To-day s.r resrrrsf.1rr FROM .Ees O.
splendid rsee.ff#r frr Potash and
rer.rsa-- rf ftr rI-af theatre
rrsr g.r. There ue-- over three
r-rdrrI ear F@r1 ur. UT.r-E sim
rE-~ VT1w H rta.r announce
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Gre cf tar tarrsTs advance vIrdo1,
sr'es .r several rc1rs rf trr focal
faes- Toe .--.c-t.1us a-r rfsf che
'esrtee rEl Do sold or far che per
fr~aar-e