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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

whole souled and IN big way into a
proposition OF this kind or not at all 4
committee OF 100. which is directing
the campaign. is assisted by an honor
airy committee composed entirely Of
Texans. the membership Of which TO-
tails 1000, suppiementing this Sighting
force IL an advisory committees OF TO-
600 members from all sections OF tho
country. This latter list Includes twolvs
United States senators, fifteen COVER
nors and gpsat number OF national
representatives. and men OF prominencs
both IN private ana public life.
The business and public mon OF Dali
las aud OF Texas have pledged 100000
as II cash contribution TO tho funds Of
the national Democratic COMMITTEES
should the convention meet IA Dallas
and have pledged coliseum aeatius
10000 people and answering every con-
vention reQpromont,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

Democratic committee. secured from
the United States weather bureau at
Washington. which show that the sv-
erage humidity IA Dallas IN July Is
from Eve 20 fifteen degrees less than &c
IS n previous convention cities and
that the breeze velocity is from two 90
Ave miles an hour greater. As the
greatest factors affecting summer COM
fort are humidity and hreezes, they eS-
peDt these weather bureau statistics 20
correct the more or less general Inn
precision that Dallas has unusually
warm weather I'm July The expiana-
tion OF the superior bodily comfort
probably lies In tho steady breeze from
the gulf stream. which averages twelve
miles an hour In Dallas during the
summer
Big Conventions We'll Cared For
II IS believed by tho well informed
that Dallas can take care OF tine Demo-
Gratis satisfactorily Dallas has a jag
eod sky line plenty VI hotels and has
successfully entertained many large ma
tlonal conventions. The Shriners have
! mot twice In Dallas. and the Texas
committee has certificate signed py
an the past imperial potentates Of the
shrine, who are from all parts OF the
country which states that these men
believe Dallas can easily measure UP 10
the occasion. Statistics which the
committee has Indicate that the last
Shrincrs' convention had as large an
attendance as past Democratic nation
al gatherings A certificate that IA,
Elks we're satisfactorily accommodated
and were comfortable when their m.
tonal convention met IN Dallas II
July. 1908. has been sent to the Dallas
delegation by past grand exalted ruler
OF that order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

Chairman William +. McCombs
or the national Democratic commit
toe has announced from New York
that Dallas Is the leading candidate
Tor the convention.
The votes of fifty-three national
committeeman decide the location
~ the convention
Thirty two Of the hfty-three have
Indicated that they are inclined to-
ward Dallas
Twelve have stated that they viii
vote for Dallas
Ono has declared for either Chi
easo or ST. Louis
the others reserve their commit
ments until the committee meets.
There are twenty eight Democrat
lie governors OF the United States.
Fifteen have declared themselves
uhequivocally for Dallas and are
acting on the advisory committee TO
further the success Of Dallas.
Eleven United States senators are
on record for Dallas.
Twelve chaIrnen OF state Demo-
cratic committees are for Dallas.
Six justices Of state supreme
courts are for Dallas.
An honorary committee OF 1000
Iexans from every section OF the
state is working for Dallas.
An advisory committee Of 1000
prominent or representative men in
other states is nearly completed,
having Az members such valuable
helpers as Hon. Luke Wright Of
tennessee. John Burke, United
states treasurer; John Temple
graves Of Georgia, Irwin S. Cobb,
war correspondent and writer.
texas commercial organizations,
aksregating IN membership 10000
business men, have passed resolu-
lions indorsing Dallas.
The New Orleans chamber OF
commerce has taken the lead out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18
SOME EARLY RESULTS THE CAMPAIGN TO BRING The 1915
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION TO DALLAS

side of Texas IN indorsing Dallas
for the convention, and this lead Is
being followed in other cities
The travelling men and tourists
from Texas are registering 'Da'-
las. 1916 IN hotels all over the
country, thus advertising its am
bition by word Of mouth
All past imperial potentotes Of the
shrine as individuals, have stated
that Dallas can satisfactorily ac-
commodate the convention
Common sense and United States
weather bureau statistics prove that
Dallas Is vastly more comfortable
in July than previous convention
cities
Past and present grand exalted
rulers OF the Elks, in aiding Dallas
candidacy, have sent In a certih-
cate stating that the 1908 national
convention Of Elks, which met IN
Dallas IN JULY. was spendidly en-
tertained and that the attendants
were comfortable.
The country's big and influential
Democratic papers, such as the Bal-
timore Sun. the Cleveland ram
Dealer tho Washington STAR the
Memphis Commercial Appeal ana
others are declaring for Dallas or
commenting fsvorubly
Every editorial comment thus iar
has been favorable, with one m
significant exception.
The Associated Press has written
the Texas committee for inforha-
ton regarding the fight.
Dallas and Texas never have ana
likely never viii receive such vide
spread and favorable discussion.
In this great undertaking OF q
national character, unless
all signs fail,
DALLAS WINS!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

culties of Texas win be to correct the
widespread impression Of Texas wealth
er in July. The Texans have adopted
two plans toward that end They first
have secured "a great number Of eX-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

pressions from men OF prominence who
are familiar with July weather in Dali
las and In Kansas City. ST Louis, Chi
cago Baltimore and other previous
convention cities. These expressions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-18

are IN favor OF Dallas largely because
OF the easier circulation which the air
gets in Dallas ana also the lack Of hu-
nudity The Texas committee will
also submit statistics 10 the national
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Poslam Heals
Eczema In All
It's Many Forms

Poslam is the remedy which is max
ing the greatest inroads upon dis
tressing skin diseases, eradicating
stubborn and persistent cases of &c
Zema. acne, letter. itch. etc.
II is the remedy which merits use
whenever the skin is disordered. for
its healing powers are efficient be-
yond all question. Relief is immedi-
ate Itching stops Infiamed skin is
soothed. improvement may be seen
every day.
BY all means try Posiam. II YOU need
any remedy 20 better your skins con-
dition.
All druggists sell Poslam. For free
sample write 20 Emergency Lsbora-
tories. 30 West Twenty-fifth street.
New York.
Posiam Soap. for toilet and bath.
medica,ed with Poslsm; % cents and
Is cents--SAdv-l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
CHANGE PLANS AS
To BIGAMY CASE
letter. frsm Colorado strsnxtheu
TriS~nee Azaln.f Snsath and
rhar=s r. Not Dismissed.

Saturday morning 90 70 expected
taaF =. s. snratb. arrested ln uavru-
port tW1 weeks ago. 90 charge %
b5Famr. if being claimed that no has
two vitys. wiu D. Eivsa o. heariuE
here.
Letters received az the states at
t1rrrT-s once yesterday. vhTu 70 had
b~sa agreed 90 dismiss che case.
have changed the aspect % the situa-
uou. These letters came from attoT-
uers ir Colorado. whsr~ the frst wifc
is fstnE and % - said coutain evi-
dsrcs which viti greatly stFcnkthen
what the prosecutor thought Was a
weak case. iusflfylnE dismissal
AccoTiinEiF. this morning whsu
srsafh vas arraiEusf before Police
Magistrate e. , Saith the case vas
eoasinusd uatu Saturday Instead %
beiaE Dropped
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ONE Is INJURED
IN SALOON BRAWL
bartender On Lamhrsehf Place sab
dnss A..anant and Prevents SER
t0us Cous~quener.-

To saloon operated b. julius Lam
brecht. Twcnty-sec1u1 street and
Fogrth averue. last riEhf was che
scene % q bravt which for a time was
ta n fair way 90 cause tuiury 90 sew
srat occupants. Bat i-~nry De-
uruVms. ths bartender. b. prompt &C.
zion stopped hostiiifirs.
The rrsglt Vas that bat one was In
Jared. aed Es suffered ouiy CASH o.
the band August EeEaeherou. the
assaiIanf. vas s1sdusd and thr police
arrested him.
MeE.aearruu catered the saloon and.
acc5rtinE 90 che bartender. VAS bent
OF troublr. After having bseu Elected
from fhs place be- broke q pane Ca che
toos aad sailed into the thiFst parioE
urftE 90 open pocket Erffe tn hia hand
Ia "a seuIIs CIiEoTd Anderson was
cut oa ths hand. Bot usuFgytu-. che
bartesdsr. ran from behind tar mahuE-
cay ana took coatFol % THE situation.
Detective Th9s1aa Cox a WoGeut later
placed MeEarssroa untsF arrest
ts wss az Erst planned 60 prefer
charges 90 assault uifG irFTuf t9 tiii
thus esaEiEE the cssr q b5ud-ovsT. bat
affer e. coaEsrrrer 90 vss changed 90
assault end battery aa1 MeEaehsrpl
Plead sFutv Csc aas fard $50 and
-cs-s. ia GgfagIs % which Do went Co
ere eoaEsF 5au for 90 DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
UNIONS DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR CAPITAL

Representative % ths Trt-City La
Dor Fstsratioa have left for Spring
asld Whsrs thsT vii Fsflaia for the
rext two GAYS WORKING FOR the labor
buts r8w psuaisx BE- che legislature
sx delegates from the federation t.
SEE we're an1osE shs nurzbsT. ths 9TH
srs bsiaE ths representative % ra-i-
oas ari1as OF Rock tsiaad anG No
lee
Teess sssa VIII raaks - = poFtioa
of enc tarEs GsssEzti1a Vhieh the
sssse fsserss5au hss ezgse& 90 30 gath
srs6 60 ,hs tss capital for tss parposs
q wasirz % go legislators asd gr<-
frs go passage % tss several szsas-
sr-s row ready 60 cpsis bsfcrs The
sssszs tahcr tssfsFs fear for the
sass % sks sftts ~Vse Win ths sspsiak
wEies VII - ss4s - ths gatoas
s@s-sssss s.ss feel saaf wfthgss. szch
srsssa ne proposed laws srs esFtzlaiy
eco&s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
BARREL OF FRUIT
EXHIBIT IN CASE
Although Pure Food Law was Invoked
other Phases Assume Greater
Prominence.

\ barrel OF apples. the Ben Davis
variety but o. mixed quality. was Eek
hihit A. IN a case before Police Mag
istrate c. Smith this morning. which
afforded considerable entertainment
for some scores OF oniookers.
The quality OF the apples was the
big question up for the decision OF
the court. and while the defendant.
Jacob Boronstein. was arrested for
violation o. the pure food law. the
case soon took on the aspect rather
o. one for obtaining money under
false pretenses.'
Simon Goldman was the complain
ant. Sunday he bought some aples
from Boronstein. who operates a
store az Thirteenth street and Sixth
avenue. lie bought the fruit for 81 IS
a barrel He secured IS barrels. 80
% which ne claimed contained a large
portion OF rotten fruit. Evidence
brought out the fact that Goldman
bought the apples for "specks" and
the case was dismissed. Boronstein
was represented in court by Attorney
Phil Wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
AT THE BURTIs.

Joseph Brooks IL bringing 20 the
Buriis opera house for two perform
ances. Saturday matinee and evening.
May s. the best comedy organization
ever got together for this country.
90 play THE New Henrietta" one OF
the standard comedies OF the age. and
also one OF the most successful. In
the company are FIVE stars. namely.
William II. Crane, Thomas ". Ross,
Maclyn Arbuckie. Amelia bingham
and Mabel TaliRferro. and each OF
them f. given adequate opportunity
90 display his or her ability. The pro-
ductiou Is n notable one. IN fact the
most notable OF the year In the world
% the theatre. The play ran is
weeks az the Rnickerbocker theatre.
New York. and - weeks AZ the Cort
theatre. Chicago. The community Is
fortunate IN that 81 will be presented
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
iADNfY REMEDY ADVERTISEMENT
BROUGHT GREAT HAPPINESS

st- pleasure la sssf.ns tsat =
save ssrf ur Eilmrr's swamp tl1ot
ass vss greatly benefited bT tss
sane And Eser used o. fa rV family.
gat "a fss ws=a cutie v5snE be saf'
ssrrt tFHfa bladder or Na3nTF aflte'
sor. called is ray physician. De- at'
fsntFf E.s bgF asa bin co good Al
mesF er seciteat & noticed an advsF-
fiseuFaf about t1s curative proper
gss af ur Eftaer's swamp Root.
procured a bottle and gave Be 90 hi1
sccer.iisx 90 d5-setiors. lt cared hi1i
% waas We thought was aiezasr iaapos-
SHE seG ere same with others of my
tsmtv have such strouE faith tn
sWaap Root that have sever Gosc
~fsnog. 90 I'M asy family s.nce TIE woa-
serfst cure % my sou as well az nv
ssit G rvcammsnE Sc 90 an Who sgrsr
sroga uGasr OF bladder froablrs aHi
! sa tss 90 believe that q ts oas %
~ bsss sssdicines for tss purpose for
wsich o. - ussd. that has ever bcsa
discovered
rhts r. ny experience frou ire ase
o. Swsap -Hcos. WissiaE ths promo
srs 90 tsis woedsrfal Hasfieins large
sale % tss sarrrfnE pGntsr. Z ana-
Yours rsspsctfsiiys
" ~ Ht'AFEE
g Drsyies - Atiazts- Ca
Nttnsss
g o Williams. NsssrT Pabiie-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
FOUL PLAY idea
NOW DlSCREDITED
Conductor. 4 i Understood. saw
John 8ritton Jump on Train
Which Ran over Him.

While testimony introduced az the
coroner's inquest over the remains of
John 7. Briuon. who sustained fatal
Injuries in Moline Friday night. tsud-
cd 20 infer that ne might have been
robbed and pushed uudes the RocN
Island freight train which muulated
him. &c. is understood that Harr-- Lee.
street car conductor. saw him when
be tell beneath the wheels OF the car
and SAYS that NO one was nearby at
the time
Lee was not subpoeuaed 40 the in
quest yesterday. although vas the last
one 60 have seen Britton bs:urc the
accident. Lee asserts that she freight
was proceeding about li mics an
hour.
According 90 the story, Brifton at
tempted twice % jump the train and
the second time he tell beneath the
wheels. Thu fact that the TO lrfh car
IN the train was the first 90 show
marks OF blood indicates thJt he was
not struck by the engine.
There remains the fact, however,
that Britton had but three ccuts when
found. when a short time previous to
that time he had a considerable sum.
II is explained that he may have loan
ed il TO his pal man named smith.
who the day following the accident
went 10 Chicago.
The funeral services were held at
10 o'clock this morning at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Britton. In Viola. Burial was made in
the Viola cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

struction of Waterman on Second
street, north of Fourteenth avenue 200
feet. and the same having been com
pleted and accepted by said board on
the Goth day of April, A d. 1915, and
the said board OF local Improvements
having filed in the county court of
Rock Island county. Illinois. on the
25th day of April. a. D. 1915, a GER
tifcate showing that the said improve
ment conforms substantially 10 the
requirements of the original ordin-
ance for the construction of the same,
the cost thereof. the amount estimat-
ed by them 70 be required to pay the
accruinE interest on bonds or vouch-
ers issued 10 anticipate collection of
tine assessment for said Improvement
A hearing viii be held on said Ger
uicate. as TO the truth of the facts
stated therein. al the county court
house. iu the city of Rock Island, on
the 18th day of May. a. u. 1918. at the
hour of o'clock a. m, OF as soon
thereafter as the business OF the court
viii permit All persons desiring may
Tile objections in said court before
said day, and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated al Rock Island, III, this 26th
lay of April. 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ONE OF NEW STREETS
FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC

Rock Island. Ill. April 26.-Editor
The Argus: Inasmuch as we are TO
have two improved highways to the
southern limits of our newly annexed
territory. would it not be a good idea
TO designate one for the heavier traf-
dc? IN furtherance of this idea I
would like 20 see brick as the material
for one of the streets and asphalt or
blocks on the other In my opinion.
Ninth street is best suited to the
heavy tr8fic. owing to the absence of
hills. This is a question that the
board Of local improvements should
Eive consideration in calling for bids
for the work TAX PAYER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
FINAL PROJECTS
ARE DISPOSED OF
uutEoiar Cify tlninistratisH Mat~s
Inst We've 90 fnprsvemeat
Matters is GaHrt.

AVG psH aafatFElFrE BFo
p-rsfsE ls e7aHfT eesrt ir wH.ez ere
alsEa e5fF ssrss. ztrsfl1a ss isf-rr
-ss-f were disposed % yesterday be-
rar- raGE- Se,s a. t.aFs1s.
Nss-sssrrF re.t COG usf-FHsfEs a-
g.aff7- s-eer4 srrret e6sfs tFaa gasr-
t-eerE asessr. estimated east $3.50.
ives approved cFsEafesf- % esss for
1var-eaes.rs OH tfsssfse Eef~Fs. etf.-
fs-. reading fflftt vas gives or
u s.
C--sir.ares ef e1ss Coz uaE=~lrsiss
se Er-TresF street ssrEE az GsasasF
ere OF grassar. Nassa Co rUr.fEE.
were Cred. fee rEsrT is ere f1rerr sr-
ssssee hesse EEsstt ast is ere latter
ffrffr. "a rebate % sfzE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
At THE ILLINOIS.

Next Saturday viii be Jolly night
az the Illinois when Gus Hili's pro
duction OF Bud Fishers play. Mutt
and JEFF IN Mexico" Is 20 be here. Il
ls claimed no mere play In the
past decade has left such a trail of
merriment as has this comedy con
ceit. Mr.. Hill sends car OF scenery.
properties and light effects. There are
50 singers. dancers and comedians. II
Is announced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
HENRY COUNTY JAIL
BREAKERS STILL FREE

Henry county authorities are still
searching FOR Rolio Smith and Hon
ey- Kemp. who escaped from the jail
AZ Cambridge Friday night Smith
vas serving sentence for stealing cop
per wire AZ GaivA and Kemp was
awaiting the action o, the grand jury
on the charge OF breaking into n store
IN Ks~Anee. They escaped by prying
bars apart on o window.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

History OF Rock Island Lodge No.
is-Harry Llndiey.
Piano Duet-Heien Hedbcrg and
Emma Secburser.
vocai-Glenn Reid.
Reading Margaret CarnAEhan-
Piano-Blanche Reid
RendinE-Louise Mclean
Nearer. Ny God 80 Thee" with
stereopiicon views-Audienee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Notice 10 Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested that the board OF local i'm
provements OF the city OF Rock Island,
Ill. having let a contract for the con
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
BIAfKHAwK.

broadway star feature. Two Hearts
That Beat as one"
Wednesday --The Vision 90 the
shepherd at the End OF a Perfect
Day The homecoming 81 Henry o.
Thursday The War BABY" Tr1
Fable ~ the Syndicate Lover" MI
tadys B1ud0ir"
Friday-~For Another'F Crime. "
The Past Mails Danger" Another
shade 81 cr.'n.'
Saturday LIES Came Patsy az
College, Hearts Desire"
Sunday The Ambition % the Bar
ou:" The Barrier OF FAITH" Joey
and His Trombone: Charles Chaplin
in she Champion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
G,eatglgz'
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
MAY Mutt x Jen
May 2-5-world's Tour Of the
White Sox.
MAJESTIC.
sday-Liouel Barrymore and
Catherine Countiss in a Modern
Masdaicuc."
wcdncsday-AIary Pickford in Mis-
trcsB Nell"
Thursday Mary Pickford in Be
hind the Scenes"
Friday Clara Kimbau Young in
Hearts tn Exile" give partsi.
Saturday Marguerite Clark IN
rWEId1wcr." Paramount picturel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
CITY CHAT.
ADVERTISEMENTS
.nna of Reidv Bros

tAdVeruspmcnts-
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express K Storage
Il l. 9Sl
. Wear a 81 lunion madel hat Mems
Fashion Shop. Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
DREANLAND.

Tuesday Ed Coxcn ln Justified.
Music Hath Charms" Mutual weekly.
"Wednesday The Mii by Zrider
Zre.- -WHfred Ambrose Ills sister
Kiddrr~
Thursday case % Poison Bill
Turns Valet The ueputy's Chance. %
Friday Shorty's Secret" 'wiiey's
Chapcron.- -siand and Ills Work
Saturday -'The Fakir.- Conductor
SO TS6.- saints and sinners
Sunday Heart ~ Flame" spring
time Feeliur" The Fatal BLACK Bean"
istF episode % Z1tora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Prove What swamp Rees wm De Zee
Nsu-

sud tsa esats . Or Ailnsr q 20.
stsz asEatoe. -. Y. for a sa2eis s4ss
BEETLE o VII ceaVtsGs saYoes Ne,s
VI else receive q sookist % vslsiseis
nfertassion. telling sSo0s ta~ tt8ssys
saf stss&,ier Whsa WRITES. De sGrs
sad s4snsiee The ReeS tsiana Daily
sssas ReEafsr eftv-eses as& eas-e''ot-
az sue eessfes ssr sale a. at efax
aeres-(AGvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

All the news, all the time.-The
argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
AUDIT OF R. N. A.
BOOKS IS ENDED
assor. % -aDrs@s Board shsvs p
aansiai Condftion % soefssJ Z.
Exeeilsnt.
yrr ETsOrECEs vow sssGi9S
rsafhaaed Prosperity Il fnaisafsd Ia
statsmsat % Fanas for Qzartsr
Endinx March 81.

.aa" ~. .aaN""
n 1st Fssr been a basesr ees Tor
49, Rs7af Nsiaasors % Arasrlea fa re-
Fsr4 f1 Increased zsmhsrssis. Bat tEs
ssasefsl eoafttoa % the society ts
,sf-asfrs % eaatta1ef prasperffT
rGas Eel ss9wu ta ere report % che
ffsrrar aaf.f.aE Board rsass ar tae
ssass ~ tss bad oress fa eats city
fr rh- period beEisaiaz Jas. ana
saflaE HaFcs 30.
ne total nee resources % tse s1ei-
- 81 WareF 90 vas s2Gff.t-8 fg.
49, fs- following tivis.oa % furdss
CASA is beGrff faH4 .....F Efs.EtF 81
casa ts general fgad eco. s18.szT.oa
rssa b safety tund ...-.. zg1f59t
esss HI RELIEF Rad ....... 4ZEQ a.
sesf lavrss. bsn~ft funG I0sz4st 20
roaf iav-sta general funa $50 .Tos 90
Total resources. net o.. .g2aftIT8tE
LEI fsfau fEr rscsipts aud ffsburss-
r-sfs Hags al tHo f1rvxoiuE funds
are sasvu ia ths quarterly report %
seart ~ FlgFsas auditors a. follows
BENEFIT Fund-
naiszcs ea had Jan. T.
f5tg ... .......... .... 81. So. sft %
RECEIPTS
Assssazzsut --.- -.-..---s f12.If3.s5
fatsrrat ... .............. 1917 90
Total receipts 1913 ftt.7zs5t
sraaa total ...........sa o55ssssi
pfssarseusass Ian- &. 1913
20 rfarcA ~. 1915 ---.-- 1sEts1ss
sagrema recorders bal
aae- March go. 1915 .. Sf.Ttt.51F rs
LaFsstsf .s iatsrcst bear
mF taGts .s--.-...... t.4aEfti.la
saBreass recorders cash
haiaa-r MACH 60. 1913 Eff.fff -f
CussE41aisE 1rtrrs .....- zs2tJ91
agsrrase receivers cash
ba.arTr Wa~eh a. tots s-ftft tt
Relief Fand-
ualta-- aa saad January
,It. .s-..r..-.ss.e.a ttts.f
terf-Fs .r. .sr.rr.s.e.. -a.ae
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

$685. rs Wsres st. 1915 fsfts.ti
Supreme recorders BAL
aae- 1ftrea st. 1915 900 SIS 80
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