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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
IllAll lE1
lost q! by. !. Atlantic liant City Battle,
Sixteen Years Ago is
!. ss Found

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. ds-seyerl1as!il
days ago Frank Moore, one Of the
miners who .'pan'' the sands be-
heath the Boardwalk in SEARCH OF ar
tie1es lost through the cracks. found
a gold Masonic ring, inset with dta-
monds. Inside was the pams 20. A.
Moore ipqtired among Masons here
without finding anybody BY that name,
but tracers we're sent to lodges else
where. He was notified that q G. a.
Willis had formerly bsen! connected
with the Altoona, Pa, Masons, but
had gone South. AZ Columbus, N. q.
Moore located Willis BY letter.
Moore merely asked wills IL he
had lost anything. Willis replied that
he hadn't been here for years and ~
only thing he ever lost. here wau 4
Masonic ring while he was bathing
ago. Y
since 1889 the ring had sshitgd
along in the sands Tor al entire sq 4
without being discovered. s' = y,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
] BIG . | |Q ! : !
Isl Caught sin4 the Ohio River
neaFtl City off itts. s
burg.

!. BIT, rITTsBuRe Reyg Oct lg.-The
local rivera was caught the othss
night at Davis island dam, Ohio river,
# ts about sig feet fong, wei rs xo6
pounds and It Is said that the. ma Ii
i ing on.its shell. tnd ieate IL Is be over q
200 years old. III - -.
y, Frank Tilley, Of the coal az
change, after viewing the. turtle. ,onen.
60 communication with men at Davis
island. AT the island It was said that a.
the turtle had been surprised ~ ths
lock crew ina mapoessyringsboat while
oaaking on the subway ef the daaa
q and tts capture effected BY 'hanIine lin,
1t into the boat before It was aroused
sufficiently to fight, J.
Captain Blair. OF the towboat son
Brown, suggested that the turtle MAJ, s,,,
have been brought up the river IN ~
some boat coming from the lower Ms .
sisslppi, where the large turtles ar, ara
common. He expressed doubt that Il,
could have lived and grown to snc 4
size tiHAthe AMaters Of. the local. ,.ivers
because of their hyperacidlty. {
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
DREAM ! !
=: 80:
Of Doctor ID ok Iahomat Leadsl
to a Very -ucky !.
Strike.

KELLYv1ILE, okla, Oct. ia
dream led to- the discovery OF tie
new oil pool south OF this place, In
what had formerly been known only
as dry ;hole''s district. Dry Seots
OF Kansas City q retired army sur
gecn, was the first man to Have a
producing hole sunk In the di5tri ct. ia
had 80 much faith in asiireant that
he bought and leased about 5000 acre.
OF and before he began drilling.
He dreamed that II he would, drive
sslth frop Hell VILE ARtil he met q
man wearing vide brfmmad hat and
buy land at that point lie would ana
vest quantities Of oil in the dfst; hole
pr. Scott went to Kellyyilla and
drove splth Soon he met i'll county
doctor Nearing a Rfna III irnp9d hat.
He learned that the Weafers 81 tie hat
owned the surrounding land and onI
the spot he made 4 deai for q fia1stae,
tract Of it. 4 4 I. " { Ia q 4 I, u. -,
When the doctor. began 10 drill. oil.
men laughed at him, for others laaai
drilled all around and got no ding bit,
dry holes or dust Just the same
the doctor kept on artllins and ~
about 300 feet struck q we'll ,thpr
produces 100 barrels a day. SINE
sheR etner good oil Producing webs
nave been sunk and II as said! tlaat
~; ~, septt has refused an offer Of ~ !.
WV ~ sor5 his hold din 4.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Former Actress Says She Got
Few 10y Frocks and Few
er Ci1arets.

Dixie Devoe, as was. ana Mrs. Erank
FieMing, Rs Is. has tssn married two
years-two years away from the glare
IotI the spotlight and 800 q week sal
|efy. In e1changa she Gays she hak
reeeiyed: y s'sisss 'sfs;l i;
6 One fpksn t0e. Z ~ - 7 i m
Flfty dollars for clothes. stia
9 The loss other Illusions Ss TO love
and mafraAEe. r. sra
Only such Gigarets as she could filch
from hub pockets,
SUIT for divpFFe. IS
4itA; FieMipIg case appeared DE.
fore 9 Judge Murphy vixen Percy M
9 Fosk her attorney, told pf her al;
!eged tflals and tribIla tiQns as d wife
in MS 'eh6rts 20 obtain temp 0rary ali:
fii,lony pending the husbands suit for
divorce: Z
She y sihttle sol1apl Wi SIT ninety
eight pppads, With brown 4 hair and a,
eyes. Two years ago tshe vas beine
featured in musical comedies as q
dancing and singing yiplinfst. In Da'
troll I, hsSeupie. lived inea house given
them by the hush and father. q man
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Al Vassar Fifty Years
Agp, Woman ! ]

P0UGHKHEP SIZE. N, T., oct. 10
Glad in . dress exactly like the one
she wore when she entered college
Atty Atty years ago. Mrs. Jennie Baker ap-
p 2 |lI IA the main college building
at Vassar and asked Ia register.
She. told the college authorities that
when she first Registered, as a fresh-
man half q eentlry ago, she wore a
black and white striped hoopsfirt
which she had made herself. Save
for the hoops, she had exactly repro
dueed the dress, and many young
ivassar strlsswera surprised, Is see that
the old lady's dress was In the best Of
present day fashion. :,
After her registration fifty years
ago, she said, she met the young man
whom she afterward married. Her
daughter. she said. Is DR.. Josephine
Baker. a Yassar graduate who has
won distinction as a edtrector.of child
welfare work, in. New York City. Il !.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
HUSBAND Puzzled
Men Of Texas City Find They
Can't Recognize Their
Wives BY Hand.

4 DALLAS, Tex, Oct ls.-ean you d
these things? q Is = !.
,,e eiye the anniversary Of your. wed.
day.? -. -
Describe the dress your wife d
wearing at this ininute? e
Give a.lrseipe for cake,
Tell the price of butter. ana eggs 4.
Sew button on your suit In twc
minutes? 81 : ~
W. Z. Bickham. of Dallas: can. The
above IL what hatd did to: Win tie blus
ribbon ct theh asbaaa show conduct
sd by the women pf the East Dallas
Presbytsfjan shprch. s5s 90 =
As Z climax to the show All Of 81 IL,
women stood behind q curtain and
RAISED one hsnd, above It. The COM
testapts we're supposed to pick out
their wives with the hand as clue.
Only two succeeded
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
SYNOD PRO AM &
rs MADE Publ, IC'
MISCELLANEOUS business.

ia -
"synodical Home Missionst
Report Of committee The Rev. G.
n W. Pollock, chairman,
| Address-The Rev. iyiHianl Z p.
scbriver. Of the qssttmbly's board.
Memorial to the Rev, H. 4. MfaIpl-
LAND D. ..
Spiritual Life of the Churches,
Report Of comms The laey. Earl
A. Brooks. cleairman. ii!
The Communion service, to preside.
the moderatory to administer the
bread, the Req. Albert Evans; to ad-
minister the Gun, the Rev Charles p.
Bishop, PHI n 4
Recess. Z
Wednesday Evening.
Fopu, ar meeting The Rev. G, w. Pol
4 leck. presiding.
sIjhe Work of Home Missions The
Rev. William P. schriyer, or TIE
Board OF Home Missions:
1.-THE Work OF Foreign Miss ons's
representative of the Board Of For
eign Missions.
Thursday 4 Morning % /.
Opening prayer. s'jS &
Minutes.
Report Of committee on bills and
oyertures.
9:80- 81
Foreign Missions
Report OF committeethe Rev, q,
Z I. Wilson, chairman,
Adderss-Re Representative of board.
l0:80-
General Church Wprk'e
Report Of committee The Rev. 3.
A; Culley. acting chairman.
Addresses.
11:330-
Devotional psried-rhe Rev 4. 9.
Pears, Jr.
Recess.
Thursday Afternoon.
300
General business.
2:80-
(, Christian Education"
Report Of committee The Rev. W.
a. j. Holmes, chairman.
Davis and Elkins College.
4:15- 9.
Miscellaneous business. ,
Reports, etc. z. "a y. y.
\ Place OF next meeting.
Reading Of minutes. f1
Roll call, etc.. (. .s
Recess
7:45 8.
Popular meeting The Rev. A. n.
Gulley presiding. ia
Address-The Rev. ]. W. Cochran,
2. p, secretary board of educa-
ton. II
Resolutions. Il
Adjournment.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
money SAVED
From Thieves by Indiana cid.
Ger as the Result of an
Oversight.

MARION, Ind, 0ctNl6s When 5slci;
Lines, Of Lines and Grosa, gr66ars;
went home after closing the stofe ~
forgot to take with him the Ieast NJ
ceipts for the day about s. 400
Just after he retired some an
knocked and shouted that his ia
was burning. While Lines was aNiIt
thieves searched his house from fDn
to bottom. They made away VII II
the change In Isinesss thing ana Il
is the belief,of the poll barn MS
first set on fire by persons who lgs,Sff
Lines was in the habit Of taking "a
money from the store 10 his hons
each Saturday night. @ II
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
sOBR|ETY7 PROVED
Drunk Walks chalt
Line in Court to Prove
He is Sober. ID
soBRIETY PROynN-sIJN

soBRIETY PRovRNsU SUN 4.
NASHVILLE, Ind, Oct. a6.-Justice
of the Peace Duard Calvin has Z
novel plan Of determining whether &
man is drunk or sober. Marshal Reed
arrested Lenyills Copenhayer for
drunkenness and took the man before
the Justice in the Calvin store. Gavin
was entertaining q bunch OF "loafars'i
and for their entertainment drew Z
chalk Tine forty feel, long and told Con-
enhayer to walk tie line. 90
The crowd gathered on each xi;e
of the line without q uisstap.s ii I'M
yar end of the Inns ll6 ! Sifoed Al Al IN
hahdk 4llh Vallte1 baet, Calvin. ab6ys
I "a fcas ot Lang tets told ocpsnhsysi
- lisu,ls I 8, &. q
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I ialiy clhanglses Made.

Many changes sge1aa "a de IN the
rArsonnA Eof the team this Eeek and
there Was no two aftttaEno6 ns ii sue
,cession that the university team pre-
scented the same faces Hager, Of
wafN on the ldbfensa al 10 tsma shing
END. won his way into favor with the
coaches and if the lad continues to
improve some one will be fighting
for m end position. sDougher was
aAaother lad who came to the front
GurtnR the week and he too was
placed on an end. sdnesday night
The big fellow grabbed OF tftee long
Coward passes which went Tor touch
downs and his work On defense was
Just as ensatlonaf as that on Of
Tense. Bailey appeared at left tackle
most Of the time, replacing Newman,
who had been holding down the Job.
Bailey Is one of the most aggressive
men out ana HIS charging and tack
ling has caught the eyes Of the
coaches. Heais young and. inexperf-
,enced, but is picking up ideas re-.
markably fast. He came here as a
backheld man and after being worked
out at center for some time was AM
ally shifted to tael1lea 1T will take
hard work to dislodge him. IS ;
Leave MorgantoWp Friday.
The team will leave Morgantownt
Friday morning for Charleston and
will be accompanied by Coaches
Metzger, MeIntsres and Eohin, Man
ager Carlyle Smith and Assistant
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Old HORSE (
Nag, Which Just Died, fas
Noted SteepIec chaser, Fifty
Years ADO.

3 BROWlNsTOW;Ns Ind, Oct. stIB. q.
]: Reynolds Of Medora. = mail CARMEN.
has lost b faithful horse II ,t3eH
standing ION lits feet, after more FtSs
twelve years work in the rural III d
service. During this time 1t Itravelias
10s ,sss3 miles and hauled $500 % pisHas
of mail. 4; (.
The horse, ccording to the owner,
was about tifty-three years old. Rsy:
nolds SAYS at the close OF ths IliSii
war in 1865, the animal was q ;fiiTes
year old junlpar on q TsxasS ND,
track. Y. n: 8 ;lsgIs 4: ]9s|
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Pastor OF the First Presbyter-
ian Church Here is to Be
0neeof the Speakers.

. li1i
The annual meeting Of the Synod
Of West Virginia Of the Presbyterian
church IN the United States OF Amer-s
lea Is TO be held In the Stone church,
Elm Grove, Tuesday, October 10, con-
tinuing 10 session TIL Thursday even
ing. A full program has been pre-
pared covering both the halsineas. ses-
sions and the popular meetings u the
evenings, az well as for the pre-Synod
Conference on. Evangelism, and for
the meetings Of the Wpmen's synodi-
cal Societies which will hold their
meetings IN the First NGethodist Epis-
copal church on Wednesday and Thurs
day, s..4 III. .g' 81 81 J, !. I, =
The full program d as follows:
Monday, 1850 p. %. Sls
Popular maeitRg Address.
4 Va Tuesday Morning.
1-Daygtio THE Rev. Darl A.
Brooks. htss ~
2-Address, bible Study as a Help
in Evangelism The Rev. Edward
B. Turner; Is.
address, "Ths Special Service as
q Method Of Engineering The Rev.
J. M Potter, D. D. ~ 'iis
Adde'S. Sour Presbyteraan Meth
DDS Of Hyangel ism - The FRev. Al
bert Evans, D: o.
& Recess.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1.-THE Place OF the Child The Rev.
e 3. Y. Black.
2-"Hpw..I Teach Ny Training Glass;
Miss F9the1 Braden.
-"Relatiop Of the Sunday School and
Christian Endeayor.. Ia b. Black
-"1he BoyH-nhe Rev. Earl A.
Brooks.
6-sThe Man The Rev. D. p. Turn,
e-Address -The Rev. A, r. Atwood,
Lansing, Mich.
Provisional docket
Tuesday Evening.
7:30~Assembling Of Synod.
Opening sermon-The Rev.Gil] J. wills
son. 4x.
Roll call. W
Election OF officers.
AddFess-The Rev. A. R. Atwood,
Lansing, Mich.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning.
9.0o=-
Opening prayer.
Miscellaneous business.
Minutes. IT,
APPOINTMENT Of committees
Reports Of stated clerk and treas
urer.
$3.50 F'95- {, wi
"The Youth Of the chureh.p =
Report of committee, the Rev s.. b.
Foote, chairman. RI
Reports of the Sunday school mis-
sionaries.
Address Representatiyes.of Sunday
school board.
The executive commissions report
The Rev. Thomas G. Kpontz, D..
D.. chairman.
The Every Member Plan,
Addresses repre tRes of as
sembly's committee
The Rev. Robert NICK d. D..
The Rev. David g. Wyae, D. D.
The Rev. William p schriyer.
11:30- n H. JtrH-
Devotional period-The Rev. Ed
ward B. Turner.
Recess. d rs
J. y Wednesday Afternoon.
Opening prayer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

ATLANTIC CIT, Oct. ls.-pefen ID:
ing an action for divorce brought by
his wife before Vice Chancellor Learn
ing, Edward Green, Of this city, indig-
nantly denied that he was guilty Of
desertton. die left home, he swore,
for a long period, but was forced to
do so because his wife's relatives filled
the house, leaving no place for him
to sleep, save on the floor Of a room
in which his wife's relatives occupied
beds and couches. its. HI &:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
rMl1IIssT'BtRE

SPOKANE Wash, Oct. 49,,
Had Carr who weighed one y
and q half pounds when he was 7
born eight months ago, ana
started lite IN q hand NADIA an
pie bpx incpbst9 %. Il now H.
ginning to creep and NeieAs
ten pb1iad Since. leaving tie
splle 66x the 6s5y ms Seen <
month.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
CROWDED ] OUT

BY Nlte's Kin, Says Man in Divorce
ssas VIZ Suit. s.
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4
!. E'PEHIIS||TQl|l.
FB0hl1E|||IERB[S
gile Game WIN Be Played on a
Charles ton Gridifor Satur-
day Afternoon.

M0RGANTOWN, Oct. 16.-With
che biggest came OF the entire seas-
on but one week away, that with
Washint ston and Lee at Charleston
October 2S. West Virginia Univer-
sityis three coaches. Metzger; McIn-
tire and Tohin are now working
overtime 70 have the big state eleven
IN Zip Top shape to meet the Gen-
erals. The coaches as well as the
men resllize that there is consider
able work to be done and both are
lco5pp sqahng ID every way possible
to mokn the Organization as near per-
feet as possible. The team at the
present time 10 In bad physical con-
.ditAon due to! early season injuries
and bruises and sprains received in
the hard scrimmages staged the last
ten days N Twas indeed fortunate
FOR the cniyersity That Carnegie Tech
did cancel their game last Saturday
as there SRass not eleven men In real.
Gtng cond ition IN the entire crew.
Two Men Injured.
Fortune DID not favor the squad.
this week as two more were added
ito the tlbsnitAl list when Tackle Web
stcr had his right shoulder jammedl
An line play and Guard Henry
twisted his knee In making a tackle.
RIP King whpshas been laid up for
ten days with a bad Charley horse
on his right leg between the thigh
and knee Is little iif any better. The.
big fullback reported for practice.
Tuesday afternoon but has done lit
tie work except run through a few
signals each afternoon. The leg is
swollen considerably as yet and It
is not thought that he will be IN
shape to do the heavy work in the.
cid stor stwp weeks or, more.
\ I Harry Curry, who WAS injured in
the ashing ton and etfarson game.
has again resumed his old time form
and his isn1aa hing line ;plunges and
OH tackle run really featured the
weeks work. Rogers who was In
5ursd two 1weaks ago did his first
heavy. work on Wedpesaay when hel
in q thirty minute acrim-
mage. Coach Matzser shifted the
big fellow to RalartArs and he has
been working well at that pbsitio
lHite, regularF lback, is in good
shape and gives sprDnnise % being one
of the best backs ever developed
here: Hestas been showing great
form IN summing with the ball and
has hshn n toWer 81 strAng I'll on the
,iafenses ais drop lilo ling IL amproy-
ing right along and he ragistered
three Aalds goals This week An the
iscrimmage hi &fs
Many Changes Made.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

II y u
II one happens to be doing ounces
crabapples or plums when yellow to-
'matoes are being nut up. try one cup
Of ounce, cEabApple or plum Juice
with the yellow tomatpes, and they
will have a lovely color and an add
ed favor, and after all fayor means
much to iour foods. Following Is the
yellow tomato preserve. Green or
red tomatoes can also be used the
same way.
The new yellow tomato preserve
favored with raisins, which has the
food value Of one-half pound of
seeded raisins, lis made as follows:
2 quarts yellow tomatoes fter
preparing (one-quarter peck)
2 cups sugar Zone pound).
\ cup seeded raisins Cone -halt
poundl. 4
Il teaspoon salt.
Ia lemon, thinly sliced, IL
Wash the tomatoes and gut away
ALL speels: cut of the blossom end
or make an incision In side and press
out all seeds: put in; porcelain lined
kettle. cover With thas sugar, put On
to boil and boil slowly fpFty-fiye
minutes BE sure. and skim care
fully. Then. add the raisins that
have been washed and dried on piece
of cheeseeloth; also the salt, and
boil twenty minutes; cut the lemon
In thin slices and the slices In quar-
ters: add and boil ten minutes; iii
into serilized jars or glasses and
cover top with parpwA1.
It the raislns are put through, food
chopper and the preserve mashed Il
will make q thick jam Or marmalade.
Crab Apples. & !
onerhalt peek OF crab apples. The
best ones which have the stems can
be spiced. The poorer one are
washed and cut in quarters, put ON
With water to cover and boiled until
soft enough to mash; then mash
through cblander and into riSsseSi
when cold and thick, cover . lev
Grains ~ salt adds to- fiSS6r. Put
aiit6g eli Bses when cold and I.
cover With paypN5l1. This makes Z
pi1k iiittls ground
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Ounce Presei;res.

ounces at I5F cents OF even 90
cents p duaEter peck seem high, but
do you ever figure how far quarter
peck of'ahtnces wtll 81? Six ounces
IN g q1artsr peck, that's, three and
,pneshalf pounds, made two quarts eot
very rich canned ounces and four
classics pf marina lade and one glass
OF ially. Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
GERDA KILLER Is
GIVEN AN HONOR
AuCUsTANA STUDENT AWARD.
60 ANNA wEsTHAN SCHOLAR
snip EY TIE FACULTY.

tgHrHucaHrrf vaa made se-fsr.lF
t.a. l.s. gr-Ia Sitter of Gibbs city bad
H#er awarded rae Anna Wesfuau
sr.a.ars.ip br f1r Aurus'aua COLLEGE
faculty TH.. HrEa.ar.aIp Oh. awarded
rre. saaF fo come drregV.ur isIF fI-
den. ulrslt1s stu1.s. tu the collegiate
department ,fIHr KILLER Is ta ue c1u-
rrsf.iatrd upon Urr success This
..H's-sE-p has been =IVsu HE Cd friend
af r.. Anna WesfuaE. .Hu sraduat.
rH ruu tlFusfauH college iu 1889.
and fpr ~ years taught uattruafIc.
ir fHr department az mafHmrrie-. She
dt.a .r cleveland. Onto. Aug q. 1910
Miss Wratmaa aHiir .g college was
siaags q frlr f-.rnf OF yoauE aomeu.
sfrsFEt.rE Is~ herself t1 obtain O. COLI
f-Er rGleaflrl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
OBITUARY


IErsErrart Commander William ~
urieErF. uaa vas crowned near con.
sranf5reaIr some dsFe ago s.rr DIS
Hr G. 60 Ur.esrr former uFWtrr nf
far ordnance department sf frF E1E.
Island arsenal Major UrIeEer eae
Trsasfesr-f from tH.s posi- about $50
FraHs aEH arI Ha ven known
..ruIfta.s f.e Er...f.r
lffe sr1srer WH-ssH. arI fsrrr HaII-
ars aHrHgr-l fH rHars fasi- vessel
a.r converted sae.t Scorpion. Iu O.
fHs aasf Iarrz O. heavy sra rrr uau
rFsr ass eeamrat end aU aboard
a-rr Ir1alr# UHe..r Haal vol. -e.
covered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
invite PARENTS
TO SEE PUPILS
GO TO SCHOOL WEEK" WILL sc
OBSERVED ~ THE CITY,
STARTING MONDAY.

o. g. Fisher cts superintendent o..
sesaul.. Haudile Invitations to che
parent. or every pupil .n Che Bocb ls-
land school Coz visit 90 least one
school uaIIlrs during eco to school
Wrse al.eh starts next Monday
Pros. H.ur FISHER ID especially snX-
Sous Co. have the parents inspect the
hlst school and manual arts build
.re Since tHe latter school has been
finished. very feV OF the city TAX
ray,u hav. visited t The invitation
follows
To Parents and Patrons 90 the Rock
Island Public schools Pursuant 20
H.r INVITATION of Feb. T.. ve are again
calling vUIr attention Co 'Gu to school
Week. March 80 20 April Resuiar
work iu each of the schools through
ruf rhs eeek. spersed with spe-
aIaf programs and work of the depart
meufs. home economies. manual train
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
LODGE NOTES.

Last evening at the meeting o. Rock
Island lodge. No. 55S. y. F. and \ NJ.
al Masonic temple. three candidates
were given the second degree work.
Arrangements were completed for a
class OF six candidates TO receive the
third degree on April Q.
l. II. Jones. national director o.
the Loyal Order OF Moose viii be in
Rock Island Monday. with several
other supreme officers TO attend the
regular meeting OF Rock Island lodge.
$50. The officers are making a boost
er tour through the middle west. The
national convention Of the Moose is
To be held in San Francisco in June.
= special conclave OF Rock Island
Commandery. No. Is. Knights Temp
lar. viii be held In Corinthian hal,
Masonic temple Monday evening al
1880. Plans for the annual inspection
and for the observance Of Easter viii
be considered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

ing. physical training. etc. Regular
work On the manual arts building Wed
ncsday evening from . 10 10 O'Clock.
All departments VIII be working full
force The board OF education. prin-
cipals. supervisors. teachers and pu-
pills an Join In extending 20 you a
most cordial and urgent invitation TO
80 TO school week
FISHERS viii Doe stationed iu the
halls and corridors 20 show YOU to the
room where sou desire TO visit
There are many demands ON your
time this Is a call YOU can 900 AFFORD
to miss. we are expecting YOU and
Nc can not feel that YOU win dis
appoint us"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
.ROGUES' GALLERY
MAY Be REDUCED
II BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE
SUSPECTS CANNOT BE MUG
GED" BY POLICE.

u "a bin introduced i'm the state leg
islaure 10y $. T. Turner OF Chicago
becomes a law the Rock Island police
department and ali others in the state
VIII have to submit TO housekeeping
The Turner bill provides. that there
shall not be posted in the "rogues' gal
lery' the picture of any prisoner who
has not been convicted OF crime.
Anyone whose picture is so exhibited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

in violation of this law may recover
damages amounting to $1,000.
Another bill introduced by Turner
provides that no confession of a man
accused of crime is valid as evidence
unless II is offered in open court. The
aim of the bin is 20 do away with the
present sweating system which is so
popular in so many police headquar-
tiers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

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fs9taEhtfui aet b. exp aiasf fhzf BE-
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fsas thsT kad been taaxhf % a. iast
sgcs fsfrEr ard that tr tired 20 carry
tat0 e-aefiee bis f~aralrEs The arc
sss 7sorzhg % cozara@1laf .1u afirh
rae lasr sn q.ssfo o. gave