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Evening star., 1915-06-05
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Mccoy
Brenemer agt. Driver; order for par
tial distribution; plaintin,s attorney
c. H. Merillat; defendants attorney
H. E. Davis
In re adoption of Leonard J. Kreis
decree legalizing adoption: attorney,
w. p. Plumley.
West Publishing Company agt. Bal
plaintiff attorney. II. Winship Wheat
ley: defendants attorney, Webster Bal
finger
Taft agt Arlington Hotel Company
order to pay premium on bonds: re-
ceivers attorney. E. II. Thomas.
Cooper agt Cooper: rule returnable
June II: plaintiffs attorney. George l..
Whitford.
Neubeck agt Parham: rule return
able June IS: plaintiffs attorney, j.
EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice siddons.
Fulton agt. Baker: order making new
party defendant, and motion to strike
out and for commission overruled
without prejudice; plaintiffs attorney.
L. H. David; defendants attorney. C.
E. Emig.
Mcintyre ast Decker: rule dis
charged: appeal noted: bond. $50: plain
tiff's attorneys, ]. G. Capers and l.. l..
Perkins; DEFENDANTS attorneys, F. H.
Stephens and Brandenburg & Branden-
burg.
Leader Holder Company agt Sutin
motion to dismiss bill and to file in
terrogatories overruled. plaintiffs at
torney. w. A. Johnston, defendants at
torneys. Brandenburg & Branderburg.
Matthews agt. Matthew's: Charles A.
keiEwin substituted as trustee. and
sale of property ordered: plaintiffs at
torney, c. A. Keigwin: defendants at
torney. ]. b. I-arner.
Adams agt. Adams; alimony pen
dente lite awarded; plaintiffs attor-
neys, L. l.. Gies and NJ. c. OBrien; de-
fendant's attorney. r. D. Daniels
Topper agt. Meyer: order for bill OF
particulars; plaintiffs attorneys. Tep-
per & Gusack and A. L. Newmyer: de-
fendants attorney, w. c. Clephane.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice Stafford.
Awkward agt. District of Columbia: f.:
ment on verdict for plaintiff against
defendant for s73; appeal noted: plain
tins attorneys. c II Mec!!lat and Alex
ander Wolf; defendants attorney,
Eikins agt. Petit: defendant granted
leave to file substitute affidavit of de-
torneys, l.. G. Grossman.
torney, W. G. Gardiner; defendants at
Tooker agt. Allenburgh: plaintiff or
dered to file undertaking as security for
costs within ten days. with leave to de-
posit $50; plaintiffs attorneys. Loving &
Hammer; defendants attorney. R. A.
Ford.
Galliher agt Washington and Old Do
minion Railway Company: motion TO
strike out declaration withdrawn: plain
tin granted leave to amend in five days:
plaintiffs attorney, A. l.. Newmyer: de-
fendant's attorney, W. J. Lambert
Crone agt. Lincoln National Bank
time to plead extended pending determi-
nation of special appeal until further or
der; plaintiffs attorneys, Darr, Peyser 4
Evening star., 1915-06-05
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs 4 Co..
Cotton Exchange aud Chicago Board ~ Tr.aa
Evening star., 1915-06-05
LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL. June 5.-Wheat-Spot
No. l Manitoba, 13s Id; No 8. 12s I'd !;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 12s lid; No.
hard winter. 12s Cd.
Corn-spot American mixed, So Id.
La Plata mixed not quoted.
F'lour-Winter patents, AIS Sd.
Evening star., 1915-06-05

John Hackman, eleven years old, son
of John Hackman of Stony Creek. near
Baltimore, was drowned from scow
in which he and Herman Guenther,
twelve years old, were rowing.
Evening star., 1915-06-05
Conversational.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
Money may talk. as the aphorists al
Iege. but hush money Is the other kind
Evening star., 1915-06-05
ALONE STRONG;
CLOSING IS IRREGULAR
Wave of Enthusiasm Over Steel De-
cision Subsidies Completely
Today.
Motor Shares Are the Notable Fea-
lures. With Many of the Leaders
Rejecting Moderate Pressure.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The wave OF
enthusiasm which swept yesterday
stock market to a higher level as the
result of the United States steel de-
cision subsidized completely today.
Trading was very light and mainly
renresente,l the usual week -end settle
ment of professional accounts. me
ONLY notable features were the motot
shares. which gained from 10
points.
Steel recorded 1-point decline IN
the early dealings and other ieaoei
reflected moderate pressure
Canadian Pacific Weakest Feature.
Among the railways Canadian IA
cific was again the weakest leatu'e'
losing r.
Coppers alone showed cons'steh'
strength. Amalgamated rising ABOVE
yesterdays high price.
The closing was irregular.
Bonds were steady
No traces of yesterdays eNcltenleh.
were visible at the opening. instead -
the feverfsh trading of that perioo
there were numerous fractional de ,
clines in coppers. war speclaltles ana
standard railways
u. S. Steel Active at Opening.
United States Steel was the only
stock to show marked activity, open
ing with one block of 5000 shares at
so to 59st against yesterdays close OF
SOS.
At the lower quotation the stock was
only a mere fraction above its closing
price of the day of the court decision
in its favor.
Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific and
American Can were lower by a point
each.
Steel Decision Features Week.
The feature of the week was the de-
cision of the federal court acqultting
the United States Steel Corporation
from any violations of the antitrust
laws. Steel rose on this news to "a,
the highest price of the year. and more
than ten points over its ruling quo
tation in January. when the common
dividend was passed.
All parts of the list shared in the
advance, some of the specialties now
under government prosecution rising
6 to is points, with Harvester as the
greatest gamer
Realizing sales in heavy volume fol-
lowed the rise with concurrent de
clines, many stocks retaining but a
small part of their advantage, while
Others including Reading and Cana
dian Pacific, sold lower than before the
steel decision became known.
Uncertain Tendencies Exhibited.
In the fore part of the week the
market manifested uncertain tenden-
cies on. moderate amount of busi-
ness Foreign conditions, while ad-
mittedly less tense. were further COM
plicated by the injection of the Mexi-
can situation. Washington's attitude
pointing to decisive action in that
quarter.
The industrial situation reflected
marked improvement in the steel and
metal trades, most Of the steel mills
increasing their output, while copper
sold at its highest price in years.
Demand for new equipment grows
steadily, but exports of steel and
kindred products are .hampered by
lack of vessels.
Rail Gains Through Economies.
Railroad reports showed a preponder-
ance of gains, mostly at the expense
of enforced economies. Tonnage in the
west and southwest compared favor
ably with a year ago, and crop news
Evening star., 1915-06-05
French Bourse to Close SATURDAYS.

PARIS. June 5.-The bourne here
will be closed Saturdays until October
Evening star., 1915-06-05
Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed of Trust Real Estate
Prevailing interest and commission
Joseph I. Weller. 62o + St. NV
Evening star., 1915-06-05
WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Sunday; Gentle
North Winds.

For the District OF Columbia. fair to-
night and Sunday; gentle northeast to
north winds
Evening star., 1915-06-05
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. a H,hh. 4 ~
members New York Stock Exchange ''
Abbeville progress., 1915-05-22
$1.00 a Year.

This All that
will deviation Each Sc purchase will
the
However, should fail surely find
friend who will appreciate your help
Abbeville progress., 1915-05-22

The following Rules will guide our first Christ
mas Saving Club:
No S
No
May 10th and December 24h 20 for One dollar cash
No.
will positively
chase made in
will deposit
inou oncea week take them
No S will be monthly
No g. We
CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB.
No I will
necon this firm to-
aita the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
NINE O'CLOCK
NEXT SATURDAY
NIGHT

Marks the close of the second
period of the thrift Club Campaign
the regular scale of votes on all
subscriptions will decrease ten per
cent after that hour. Ifyou want
t. receive the largest DO. sible
numberof votes for your subscrip.
lions turn them in to the thrift
Club Department before nine
O'Clock next Saturday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
AFTER TODAY
NO MORE FREE
COUPONS

Clip fast today, you members
of the Thrift Club, for the last
free vote coupon appears in to-
days issue of the Times Record
er.
After today the only way that
ii will be possible for you 10 Sc
cure votes will be on subScrip-
lions.
This means that you viii BOW
have to help yourself more than
ever before. Some members of
the Thrift Club had the idea hat
they could depend upon the cou-
ponS sent in by their friends TO
make them prize winners. Or,
what a mistake.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
The Last Special Offer

The that
Thrift Club
O'Clock Saturday The ofer
For the first club three
eenb 5000 besides regular
For the
club of
will given
For the
een 10000 extra besides the regular Will
For the fifth
eent $4,000 wnb
Five OF these clubs constitute upon
for the completed set will
This offer holds good
Weekly Recorder for wear
will equivalent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
Cut Out Dreaming; Wake Up; Get on The Job

If there is spark of self reliance in you, anton
of independent courage ounce of confidence you
will not hesitate take advantage of what the Thrift
Cluu offers you, avail yourself Of this phenomenal oppor
tunty to make big money quick.
Remember it's all up to you to say what your future
will be- You responsible for your condition, master
Vt your destiny.
My friends are you going to let this $4,000 op-
portunity go laundering by? You may wait in vain for
it's return. Are you going to let the more ambitious
ones shuttle you into the worlds discard? Or are you
going to join the army OF live who are marChingOn
ceareyed, courageous
It's for you to say, but you'll have to act quickly.
Go to work with might and main today.
DO 1T NOW.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

Helens going TO marry an auto man.
-W-hy. Jimmy" G found pleasure
and dread alike in this conversational
Because everybody says she's going
TO yet married to Mr.. Davidson. and
hes a commission man"
Vow. am sure my face did not flush.
It may have paled. tried TO be com
posed / reached for the melon dish
and remarked. Yes? And who is he2
anu. really. who is your Auntie Helena.
Jimmy. and what does she look like?'
/ spoke With a fine air Of carelessness.
she looks like the princess, you
said " replied Jimmy And Mr. David
sons rich. Hes got a house on our lale
this summer. and he lives in New York
and has Offices in Chicago ana travels
a good deal He has some sort Of fac
tory. too. and he's awful rich. ! like
him pretty welt He knows how all the
bail clubs stand. both leagues, every
day in the year. You ought to know
him. because then YOU might get to
know my Auntie Helena. If they got
married. like as not 1 could take you
up to their house. thought every
body knew Mr.. Davidson and my
Aunde Helena too"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24
Legal
Master.s Sale


State Of Illinois. Rock Island County
SIS
In the Circuit Court in Chancerv.
Fred Wernentin Jr, VS.. Joseph
Gross, irony Gross, Quinn Manufaf.
turing Compang, a corporation: Weet-
.ern Specially Company, d corporation
and Young Mems Christian Assecia'
.tiou, a corporation. Foreclosure
General No. 1923.
Notice is hereby given that bv vfrtr.
OF a decree of said Court. entered i,
the above entitled cause, on the 3otb
day OF June. a. d. 1915. shall on Mon
day, the 10th day of August. A. d. IqIs
at the hour of 1918 O'Clock i'm the fore
noon, at the east door of the c0sr-
House in the City Of Rock Island ro
satisfy said decree, sell at public ven.
due 10 the highest bidder for cash In
hand the certain parcel Of land sifrzrs
in the County of Rock Island fs-s
state of Illinois, known and described
as follows. t0-wit.
Lot no. Seven t7) in Dodga-s ss5s-
ton to the City of Rock Is-anz. zffa-
ated in the City of Rock Island:
(Subject however, to a BLo-trsg5
thereon given TO Laurocta S.ar-arr
dated Sept / 1910. and recorded i1.
the Recorders oeice Of said Rock U.s.
land County in Book IFS Of MORTGAGES
at Page 396 thereof, or so much there
on as may be sufficient to realize the
amount so due TO said Complainant
principal, interest. solicitors fees. and
costs OF this suit including the fees
disbursement costs and commissions
on the sale herein mentioned. and
which may be sold separately without
material injury TO the parties inter
ested.
Terms OF sale. Cash in hand.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,. This 17sh
day Of July, "A. d, 1915.
JOSEPH L. HAAS.
Master I'm Cha1cary.
Rock Island County. III.
MARION IS. SWEENEY.
C0mplainants Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

To me, used to exact habit Of thought
III all things and accustomed 10 be
governed by trained reason alone. il
WIS never enough TO say that a thing
was partly done, or well enough done
to pass; only the best possible way
had any appeal TO me. brought ny
reason 10 bear on every situation in
lie, Thus I studied an investment
carefully, and before going into it
knew what the result would be. Nv
investments therefore ALWAYS have
prospered, because they were not has
ed on guess or chance, as uine-tenfbs
of all the pubic's business ventures
are In the same way I bad gone de-
hberately about the matter of winning
the regard Of the only woman ever
saw who seemed TO me much worth
while / argued and reasoned with
Helena Emory that she should marry
ne, proving TO her by every rule OF
logic that not only was she the most
ioYabie woman in all the records Of
the world, but also that love such as
mine never b8d before been known In
the world. Sometimes. as / logically
proved the fitness OF our union and
grew warm at my own accuracy. she
Wavered. relented, warmed and then
again, forgetting my argument. she
would relapse into womaulike frivolity
once more did not like 10 think of
this as / sat in the SHADE with Partial
II cost me much in self respect. irritat-
ed me
But haTing studied sport and out
door living Deliberately aS nad
studied TIE Jaw ana business ana
Helena, / had rather thorough
grounding on life In the open for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24
Legal.
Executors Notice.

Estate of Owen Jordan, deceased.
The undersigned having been an
pointed executor Of the last viii and
testament Of Owen-Jordan late of the
comfy OF Rock Island. state of Illinois.
deceased, hereby give notice that he
viii appear before the Hon. BENJAMIN
Bell, Judge Of the probate court Of
Rock Island county at the probate
court room, in the city Of Rock Island.
at the September term. on the first
Monday in September next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
TO attend for the pu1 pose of having
the same adjusted.
Al persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment TO the undersigned.
Dated 25th day Of June A. D. 1915.
JAMES F. MURPHY
Attorney, JAMES J. QUINN,
Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

Jimmy, some portrait with that or the
Princess Ameiie Louise OF Funston
burg" Jimmy did not know that q
photograph Of the princess herself also
stood upon the piano top, and be gazed
somewhat confusedly at the portrait
which / now produced before his eyes
Who was sheE" he inquired
"A very charming young lady of rank
WHO eioped with a young man not Of
rank In short although she did not
marry chauffeur. she did marry an
automobile agent And surely. Jimmy.
your Auntie Helcn-wh oever she NAV
would do no such thing as that and
still claim to be a cousin Of a LOlon-
uoiST 2"
Il don't know. You can't always tell
what girls going to do said Jimmy
sasely. But don't think Aunt3s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

about taking the boat Besides. I've
only got about IS, anyhow
"Have no fear" said Tonight 7
sBaH write few letters that wil clear
up every trouble back home and allow
as TO continue our journey to the Span
ish main"
"Oh. win youT' cried Jimmy. much
relieved "That'n be a good scouE" he
added.
Suddenly Z found myself smiling at
him-I. who had smiled So rarely these
years because Helena had left me so
sad.
But II I promise you also must
promise in return.
Used as was already to the astound,
ing changes Ia Jimmy from boy 10 buc-
cancer and back again. Z was now in
terested ut the fell s0Owl which be
summoned TO his features as soon as
be felt relieved as to the domestic sit
uatiou ''Speak. TaIIOwr' he demanded
and, folding his arms. presented so
threatening q front that saw nay man
Hiroshimi covertly lay hold upon a
carving knife
why, then, my heartjes." said l.
It's thus. III sign on as sea lawyer
and scriveHeF as we'll as nurser for the
ship Yes, IN sign articles and voyaE e
with yoa for week or q month or TWO
months or three III prCveuder the
ship and viii keep We safe against any
enemy we may meet, be be whom be
may"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

ut |a q
tvs.
Tn the Cfrrp3+ Court ~ tra st,+. h.
Illinois. for ROCK island county To
fbe Senterlhar Term IL 7qf5 In
/ Cbaueerv No 790R
Fmma RAN rbaonbiTa r4yba~ r-
and FIla rgnbar aop,nIaf-.zrfs We nh
/ Jackson vreelard romnanv law AZ
Iaelrson \ M Jackson ~ M vrsa-
/ land Charles ~ shaver psnrs rras-
man. w. A. susher. Edwar5 brown
! Jackson vreelaud Tnvestmerr com
Darv. d. corporation. South West Com
panv of Trinity Texas. First State
/ Bank Of Trinity Texas Wost Iyrabar
Companv. a rorrsraffrr and West
/ Lumber Comnarv ro-rarira~srin
name Of FARMERS unknown. Merrill
nj Tac1rsar Jackson vreaIsus rom-
parv. q eo-partnerahfp tba members
thereof nplynoy-n brf renrasa0ra5 5,,
r. M vraala0d and n p FoIa- Preri-
p Jac,zsoo II p Foley rerpia v ffr-
ConnaIf. anton II Frovd Andrew p
Anderson. J=prfe l., Anderson de-
PENDANTS impIazda5 with Edward FIN
her TsiehaU Huher n # Gafsslar
James w Rail Jr Samuel Preston
RAN blanche ran prasto0 pan sr
Olive uuha~ s-rrfs e+s7Is-, 4rrl-,.
Stanley Fuhar defendants
AfBdavit nj 7on-rasfdanra NJ The
jackson vrea1and Companv law M
Jackson 7 NJ Iarlson n M Vres-
land. Charles w. shaver Renne Free
man. Tacxson-vrea18nd Investment
Conaauv a rornorafior south vyest
Cvamnany of TRINITY 7avas Ejrz, sts+e
Bank of Trinity Tavaa. West T.rr,ber
COMPANY. a corporation. and West
Tur7bar ro-ansrv a oo-Dar+nare-i,,
names Of Mariners unknown Srz--i,r
n. Jackson. Jackson yree1ar5 com
Danv. a partnership. the members
thereof unknown but repregentsd bq
IT. NJ Vrseland and hv II p Foley.
Frank D. Jackson. r. p. Foley i'm
pleaded with Edward Huber. IgtebsM
Huber. II. 4. Gefssler. James W. Ball,
Jr.. Samuel Preston Ball. Blanche
Rail. Preston Rail- cr Olive r4rbar
Archie STANLEY. Archie stanley uubar
having been fled Tn the CLERKS Office
of the circuit court Of said comfy.
notice is therefore herahy given IA
the said nonresident defendants tbat
the complainants filed their ORIGINAL
and supplemental bill Of comDiaint In
the said court on the cbanrerv side
thereof. On fhe 26th dav of ADril 1918.
and thereupon a summons issued gut
of said court. wherein said sniff ia now
pending returnabIe on the +bird Mon
dav In the month Of Sepfeu7ber 1915.
next. as is bv law REQUIRED
Now. unless You. the said non-rszi-
dent defendants and also Won nm
known nonresident defendants above
named the racl,zon x-resTs75 o4rr-
narv law m Taol-eoo r rr rzer-
son r. M vrsa1a-d Crs-faz vr
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Z $1,000 olI Lsa4'i'5 -, W -
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

aud TO share with my brothers share
and share alike Of all booty we may
take
It's wellr' said L'0lonnots. mucn
Impressed and delighted. as also was
bis mate. very evidently.
And now. my brothers." said l..
you also must swear 10 dIvulge no
secret OF mine that you mag learn. To
tel nothing OF Kay plans. or ms name,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

II t 0o&A 1910
! or the name OF the port where I sign
+ ed on tie rolls
we doa't snow your name" said
Jimmy. "but neither OF us Will gire
sou away.
jean LATTE was all for opening mp
his own thumb for blood. ont stopped
bin. This will DO. said / and stained
H.s fingers and those of L'Olonnois,
who grew pale at the sight OF il to his
+ evident disgust
50 tuus I became pirate. and we
/ three were brother rovers of the deep.
( ] fancIed nav associates would be 10y
al was thinking Of certain cousin
I or the younger pirate. Not for worlds
vogld seek to pursue her now. but
( there had arisen IN my souI already
sort OF strange wonder whether some
intent Of fate had sent this youngster
here 70 remind ne once more OF her
whom / would forget
Vow said at last. let US seek
what fare the castle offers for the
night
IL Two buccaneers in ing castle slept
well that night third did not. Anoph-
. eIes might so hang | did not fancy
nay new microscope. I doubted IL my
last violin were real Strad- / did
not like the last music my dealers had
sent ont 10 me. Ny studies OF Con
fuclus and Buddha might go hang.
and nay new book as we'll For now
/ before me came the face Of a certain
pirates aunt, and she was indeed a
lady fair And I knew full we'll as
+ I had known all these years, although
/ bad tried to deceive myself into
believing otherwise. that. gladly as /
bad exchanged the city for the wilder
/ ness, with equal gIadness would ! ex-
+ change my leisure, al my wealth, au
my belongings for a moments touch
/ of her hand. a half hour Of talk heart
to heart with her. so that, indeed, I
might know the truth; SO that. at least,
. ! might have it direct from her. bitter
though the truth might be.
In the morning 1 heard my pirate
I guests arguing over some matter,
+ which proved to be 40 more serious
than the question of "a cold bath Of
mornings. Jimmy maintaining that
/ everybody had a cold bath every morn
Ing whereas John Insisted with equal
heat that nobody ever bathed c'wash-
ed" J think he called ttl oftener than
once q wcek-t0 wit. on Saturdays only,
. They engaged in 2 pillow eight TO
settle it, and as Jimmy bad John fair
II well smotberpd by his rapid FIRE !
voted TINT the ayes appeared to nave
iC when they referred the point TO me.
All went well until the seen eyes OF
Jimmy. wandering about my place, not
ed q certain photograph which resteo
on the sop of my piano. where I was
much eoufoTced always 20 have it,
especially of au evening, when some
times I played Memberships Spring
Song" OF other music Of the like Il
was the picture of the woman who
did not know and very likely did not
care where or now lived Helena
Emory. 10 my mind one OF rne most
beautiful women OF her day and 1
have seen the worlds portraits Of She
worlds beauties of ali recorded days
Ia beauty Toward This Jimmy ran
e2cjtedly-I. vith equal speed, en-.
deav0ring TO divert b.m from his pug.
pose.
But its my Aunhe Helenr' he pro
tested when T recovered il and placed
it iu my pOckeU
ut is your auntie fddIesticks. lin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

All the news all the time-Tzs
Argus,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-24

Continued Next Wednesday,