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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
MEMORIAL READY
TO Be SENT HERE
soldiers Monument Costing $1,000
win BE shipped Prom Quarries
I'm Next Few Weeks.

Announcement was made at a meet
ing OF the Soldiers Monumental as
ISOLATION held az o'clock yesterday
afternoon az Memorial hall. court
house. that the stone for the $4,000
monument which is 70 be erected at
Chippiannock cemetery in memory Of
soldiers and sailors from Rock Island
who participated in American wars.
was ready for shipment from the quar-
rics In Wisconsin. II is expected 10
arrive within the next two weeks NJ.
r. iglehart. who has the contract for
the erection OF the memorial. Will be-
gin work al once on the foundation
az the cemetery.
Members OF the association were
much pleased 10 learn that the direct
ors OF the cemetery board AT Chippian-
mock had donated a fine plot of ground
for the monument. The association
had expected 20 use ground owned
Jointly by the G, 4. x and the United
Spanish War veterans A vote OF
thanks for the generous gift was ex-
tended and the following note OF ap-
probation was authorized.
Chippiannock Cemetery associa-
ton. Rock Island Gentlemen.
The Soldiers Monumental as
sociatlon wishes 10 extend 10 the
members OF your board a unani-
nous vote OF thanks for your re
cent action OF benefcience in
presenting 10 this association the
plot OF ground az Chippiannock
cemetery upon which TO place the
soldiers and sailors monument
location most desirable and suit
able and which viii give a benefit
ing setting for a beautiful memoir
iaL Gratefully yours,
MRS. W. L. FRANKS. Sec'y.
Plans for a public dedication of the
monument viii be made in the near
future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
ORION.

James Love purchased fine Saxon
machine and gave it TO his daughter,
Mrs. y. A. Ekstadt.
Mrs. Amos DyaI is visiting relatives
in Smithfeld. Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer. South,
daughter Gail. son Elijah. and Miss
Ethyl Andereck were Galesburg visit
ors Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Dufieid returned 10 her
home in Fayette. Iowa, Wednesday.
Her niece. Mrs. Geneva Goddard, &C
companied her as far as Rock Island.
Miss Alma f. Wilson of Chicago has
returned to her home after a weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford c. Burns Of
Coleville, Wash. announce the birth
of daughter Mr.. Burns is an Orion
boy.
Mrs. D. d. Layton IS visiting rela-
tives in Chicago.
Fred Smith has gone TO Crookston.
MINI. 10 spend the summer
Miss Fay Meyers has returned 20
Rock Island after weeks visit with
relatives in Orion.
Twenty of the Mystic Workers went
to Cambridge TO visit the lodge.
Clair Long has resigned his position
in Davenport and is now al home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheerley and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

OBITUARY


usr.sl FFruessr g. years n,I. q
r-r.sr- % Will FrrrfssF 20 Rock De-
.ses passed away az tls bone in Pass
lr.er SATURDAY aft~rrarr. f1ftpa
sr 6.lr~ss OF fzrr~ reufEs Harden
irE et ere arteries ts stfrl5arel az ere
eaas= ef pts demise
Born 'r refHea. Do lived There f4-
practically tIs Trftr~ t.f- gruf fEreT
rrr-s ESQ When DO removed fH ETsf
w1f-~. Dee and Hfiss wa~r r. uttna
~ GFr~er1 er-r lHsfr4 .a ua~r.ssr
ts gsa+srg 9a HtareF 90. 1909
tf- is survived o. pie wife E.s n6rr-
Fr. end Fu1 ssFrrs w-s. r. a. Erla
arE Eefrrrfrr FerrrssF Of Grursrr.
Ert s.s brother Wl... OF Rock ls.sHt
rer fas--af all 81 EF.. az @ afrHet
.arHfr.H W1ra.rE af frr .efEr.fr
rrer.. .r aee-s-1 end ta-al e.rf t-
.r "a .rErfrrr rrsr there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

daughter Bessie were in Abingdon
this week.
Mrs. John Frost and son Carl of
Moline we're entertained at the Peter
Frost home the first of the week.
Mrs. Finley entertained the Ladies
Aid society OF the NJ +. church at her
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy OF Chi
cago visited friends in Orion enroute
10 New Windsor.
Miss Bessie Fields has come from
Chicago to visit friends few days
Joseph McGiunis and Bliss Rinck of
Rock Island were in orion and en-
gagged the opera house. The students
Will put on The Time of His Life
next Thursday evening.
D. L. Keleher went TO a sauitarium
at Savannah. No, 20 be treated for can
Ger of the mouth
Mr. L. 5 Head and son Walter of
Davenport, were in Orion the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Johnson enter
tanned their son. Leonard Johnson
and family of Moline, Sunday.
Mrs. John Lauson and little daugh-
ter, Doris are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs William Crawford. at
OsCeola. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kerr and lit
tie son have returned from a short
visit AT Castelton. III
Ivan Streed has returned from a
visit with his uncles near Burlington.
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
BIDS S11,374 ON
nth STREET JOB
Mccarthy Improvement Company 81
Davenport Enter Only Bid on
Paving work.

one bid only was entered in re-
spouss 90 the advertisement asking
for estimate upon paving % Eleventh
stree, from Twelfth 20 Eighteenth ave
nue. Mccarthy Improvement company
Of Davenport figured the cost Of lay
ms Asphalt upon this stretch as SIl.-
g.f
There are s.c3e square yards OF as
phaIt t1 bs Iaid. the Davenport firm
prIr.uE fhl. at s. yard. or SSs6s.
CurbiuE 90 65 cents a l!neal foot viii
come t1 $3.50 as the curb line cX-
tends s-11 feet. Seven mauholcs az
$40 apiece brings the total 90 the
Squire stated.
Th. bid was laid over - hours as
provided bg Law
A. g. IriIeI 90 this city was lowest
~ several bidders who named def
MITE sum for the work Of auditing the
books % Rock Island. He stipulated
1915 a. the figure az which he would
check over thr figures 90 the city
clerk. city treasurer. building inc
sprctor. electrical inspector. police
magistrate. plumbing inspector. d.
h-ary and park boards. and an other
bodies which handled city funds.
AZ the other end OF the list were
Anderson. be Lauy & Co. Chicago.
sbo thought the Job worth $500. The
Lgbraud. Ross Bros. a. Co. Of Chicago
asks $500 The Cruise Co. wants the
same sum Fritz Becker. who audited
the books last year entered bid %
s25 q lay. the entire cost OF the work
not 90 exceed 5000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
WILL BUILD FOURTH
STREET LINE AT ONCE

Construction OF the Fourth street
car line in Moline will start at once.
according TO officials OF the Tri-City
Railway company. Rails TO be used
in the work are being delivered along
the line today. This is the only big
Job TO be undertaken by the company
this year and had II not been for the
fact that promises had been made 10
the Moline city council to lay the
Fourth street line this spring even
this project would have been aban-
doned. The work was delayed from
last fall. difficulty regarding the grade
having been responsible for causing
the Job 10 be laid over until spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
CAR TRUCKS LEAVE
RAILS NEAR BRIDGE

a panic on a Campbcil's island car
occurred az 1915 sunday night. when
th. rear trucks lcft the track as the
car uesrcd the bridge az Watertown.
The front trucks remained on the rails
and the motorman brought the car 20
a stop before any damage was done.
The passengers were tcrror-stricken,
several women tainted and rumors
we're rife today that several persons
we're injured. officials Of the Tri-City
Railway company. however. deny that
anybody was hurt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
At THE EMPIRE.

The Sherman Stock company Of
fered another pleasing play Sunday.
There will be no performance tonight
owing 10 the lecture which will be
given at the Empire tonight. The
company will resume its regular per
Torrance again Tuesday matinee, Of
fering "a Fighting Chance" Tuesday
and Wednesday. Two new members
of the company are appearing in the
play. Mr. Gallagher, playing the
heavy part. gave fine performance.
Mr.. Davis handled one OF the comedy
parts in a pleasing manner. Miss AL
ton and Mr. Mack In the leading roles
were effective.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
SHOW BILLY SUNDAY
IN ACTION IN MOVIES

Tr- f-ss opportunity for Rock Is
land people rr 500 Billy SUNDAY 90
action VIII rr r5TrH fEr men of che
.fE rt fr~ Empire theatre tonight
aEra feature 900 Oh shown. chat
ss.s rh.r evangelist .H 600 h.s rtris-
I-- poses. TH.H $3.50 Hr E.seu at $3.50.
frfr.elar which Charles Sf~irir is fo
deliver tfs address. -wH1 The Work
.aruar lose H.s Position and Per
a1ral Liberty 10 fFe saloons Are
Clusrfrs
This meeting .s cree f1 mrH. The
da1rs vlf t- open sf o o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
R. C. CLARKE HIT
BY AUTOMOBILIST
Deputy County Clerk Has Narrow
Escape But His Quick Action
AVerts Injuries.

Only quick action on the part OF an
automobile driver and a near-victim
prevented serious injury TO r. C.
Clarke. deputy county clerk. when the
latter was struck by the Pate & Camp
bell delivery car az noon today. The
accident occurred at Third avenue be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth
street and is responsible for Mr..
Clarks's presence at home where he is
nursing two sore ankles.
The deputy clerk was crossing
Third avenue and had reached a point
about 10 feet from the south curb
when he heard a warning shout be
hind him and turned 20 see the truck
bearing down upon him. The driver
applied the brakes and NIr. Clarke
made frantic scramble for safety.
The speed OF the machine was not
great. but 10 was more than equal 10
the speed OF the man before il. Just
as 60 struck the victim, the latter
grasped the radiator but continued 10
run. Mr.. Clarke is not as spry as he
used 20 be and the axle cracked him
on the back OF both ankles. causing
painful abrasions but fortunately not
breaking any bones.
Friends OF the we'll known county
Official are pleased 10 know that the
Is not serious as IL might
have been but for the quick wits OF the
two men.
G. y. Campbell was driving the ma
chine az the time and was prevented
from seeing Mr. Clarke until nearly
upon him. by two wagons between
which he was attempting 10 drive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
George Sanders Dies.

George Sanders. coiored, 50 years OF
axe. died az 1910 yesterday after
noon a. the home % his sister. Mrs.
Mary Bowen. 1915 Eighth avenue. aft
er a long illness Of tuberculosis. He
was born IN Lagrange. Mo. June %.
1881. where he had spent most OF his
life. tie came TO Rock Island one year
ago. Besides his sister he is survived
by hts father. Erward. Columbia. Mo.
and one brother. Harold. Rock Island.
THE body will be sent TO LaGrange
tomorrow for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
SCHOOL ELECTION
RESULTS IN A TIE

The vote on Saturday in South Rock
Island school district No. - election
resulted peculiarly. four men tying.
Henry woifrum. Ernest Huber. Her
man spitznas and Gene MeCarty were
given the same number OF votes and
will draw straws FOR the position OF
school director for the two positions.
In al Is ballots were cast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
WANTSANDSTROM
WILL SET ASIDE
Atfsmpt T. Mad. q Prove Neiins
Druz<ist was rudsr Fsvsr II
weman Relative.
CLAIMED ->rmfTS- WERE rSrp
sea IL Ervthsr tisinz in kan.s- ALSO
tss~rf. On Hul Thaf BLACK
mau Es.orfrd On.

A.rlrr .s h~aE brought bT EFiek
t.|rIerrr. 1rorErr 0f far iafr Hrury
v Eaa1r-r1m. p.11~er H8..ss drug
$50. tg s-f aside GOO isrr-r's vsit Ia
fa.s f1errrrf a.I eaF t~gleafErl 90
SIZE Katie E.rs...ss. resident ~
stars e1arfr arH fa alleged tr have
as-t ar1.r srff ae4 trFunf.c iHrl-
Fr.Ft ar VrU ar system 90 hlars-
maf '7 gain beg ends.
r1u are possessed ut cons .4-
Frae.e r-atrE arH E.s brother. mo-
Gives .r sarter. declares E.uFr'' cole
re.r-sf-laa TG- fawrrs Fru lr Kan
sas through D. a. Carroll HIs affnr-
rrr Es hr.aE.rE aU' e. u.~fr F
ere local rrFrrFsufar.re rt che plain
uE.
L.rfsr-r r-fs QUE rHar sariur1ms
real came eas Hrrrr LlrlFrru and
chat r- was unmarried wrs Sund-
aa.ar a saIT FH have represented her
er.f as ar expert ir sweden borg .z1is1
arf erUalH .estrr uith che spirit
real
Eater ths spirits.
Because rF her power che wee able
fg sef .r touch with SANDSTONE for
mrr crurlrs. if Ca alleged. ana upon
their urging TIRE druEEiHt EaE per
saaIrt fn enc on from h.E l.st of
trzntrrr the name ~ tia brother. rp-
or fhrlr lraisfrrrr also. HT decided
chat au should e. f1 Sire. sgrdglist
4ter bic end should come
Ne1-ffrefv che wIU VAS made ard
signed N1v 80. 1919. Wr SauIstrum
died Wsr %. 1914
Tho statement o. tHe attorneys also
declares fHrr eaHfHrrum uHH -uf iu
So rl-rf mind when che vli was riv-
en- Or refers fn r practice 0f Threat
sHrf exposure uf certain alleged mis-
-Hadurt ur1u che part o. SIR. sand
.rram unless fE- a1f vas drawn ac-
sr-flrE tH Eer Wishes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
ADVERTISING COST
Is ADDED TO TAXES

Cost Of advertising Is being added
90 delinquent taxes today by the coun-
~ treasurer. For every entry in cit
les there 81 added so cents; for in
stance. 50 cents for entry 81 a lot, so
cents FOR entry 81 paving. etc. Foi
land entries. the added cost IS Is
cents each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
MEMBERS OBSERVE
COMMUNION SUNDAY

Members O! the Alloues council.
knights OF Columbus. observed com
muuiou sunday yesterday morning az
So Joscph's church. About $50 OF the
members met ut the * e.. hall az z
O'Clock. going 90 the church In a body.
Dean J. J Quinn preached a special
sermon. Communion sunday is oh
served hy the knights OF Columbus all
over the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Fv~fvu Hassrs. tz-raoa'hs-oif fsnzs-
srr % wr nne tfrs. rohn Hohart. 500
ssvsrsh svsrss. tisf 81 $3.50 yeatrr-
cay sneruooa. after q short iiinsss
wfsh pesausonis. Private farsrai ser
vices I'll - coa4ncts,i from fh~ home
fsmarrow n0-ut1E a. - -. Ms "
n rsr<~r - ss~ v@ss Enf Settlement
s-eissi-E Burial. Sil BE- u Cal9-
rfsarocx es-z<ssrJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

1t1eH serr1uisz fFfrafs end rr.a-
ewes sfFrrfrs fer fsrrrst OF wra
EasrrF ssFrErt Er,f fhis morning 90
so 1.rf7es sf ere sFrHzrt homestead.
1914 Fasrfr avFrgr Rev. Granville
co. Sherwood. pastor af che Trrifs
%. segFaj e1EreG. had charge af ere
services. trfrrmrEf aas iu tas FAM
Hr t7s az chip -asr1eE
vre sfFrEst favored simplicity ir
Der religious beliefs. ar1 or her re-
rErsF Only ere La~f.s PRAYER ard Tea
rrs1a poem. -cfHsstHE thr sB1r
wE5er sas Fr- fse8ri'r. arFr read bF
,fr Sherwood. TIE Episcopal ritual
vas Observed ss ere grave.
The bearers wF-rs JOAN. Martin
art u~urv sfraE-t s1ss. and Pred.
Louis ard Robert Eesermaur. Gust >.
ere eldest son. YES taken 900 aHt vas
grablr f1 cot az ore ot the paiihsaF-
r-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

TIE fursrat % Jeanne MarEarst. =
rsarfts-off daughter % Hfr and Nfrs.
frank Orfr. Was hsif a. $50 y~stsr-
fav aftsruocr from the home ti1f
rfflh nv~aus Rev Z q. Nofhssein had
charge % ere services and intsrrseuf
vas 60 ftivsrs Sc csmsferT. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
wa,msn VI. =. Church Announcements

The women Of the church will con
duet a mass meeting this evening a.;
"a. church church conference
viii b. held az the church Wednesday
evening az 1s30 The Wharton Mite
Missionary society will meet with
Mrs Hudson and the Pastors Aid
society ~ili nee; with Mrs. Anderson
thls week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
Fuusrai - Gu.tav Llnasnstruth.

IRE remains OF Gustav \. tirtra-
ssrrsh wsr~ fassr 90 pshE1ss. Wis.
OF 30 g this morning ~ membsrs
~ fhs family Services uiit hs COR
farsri there t1-anrruv affrruors At
ere bone o. wrs Minnie Gehalrr. and
frfrrmrrf wtft o. tr tH@ German
r.1sssran cemetery o. that city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Manager ". j.. Einck announces
that returns of the Rock Island cleo
ton Will be read from the stage of
the Illinois theatre tomorrow evening
during the p ogress of the Monte
Carlo Girls" burlesque performance.
The extraordinary success Of Oliver
Morosco's production of peg o My
Heart" which comes here next Sun
day. is unquesuonably accounted for
by the fact that il is supremely human
and wholesome. Mr.. Manners, the
author. has displayed a keen insight
as TO the wants of the theatre-going
public. and hit upon theme which
will forever endear him 10 all lovers
of a clean. wholesome play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

ne funsrst % uanisi :. s'spis;o-
we hsfs a. 3 o'clock thls morning ~
Sacred Hear esareh- Fashsr e =
deNslff kaf charge % shs services ari
fs.s-u~ss Vas o. Calvary cseuefrry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

TIE fausrat 90 us'fsf Ea~strr vss
bed az o'c11rf YESTERDAY aftrruopn
a. st~ tate H1r1~ tr Sears Rry. =.
= Rolf raj charge % ere services wt'h
iatrrmsut On Chipptsnn0ek cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

F1r~Fai services for Frank Wair-
wright we're hsif iris afternoon 90 ?
o'clock - ths Msshofist chureh On
Zaua Rev Frank bail osaciatiuE
arr trt~rms-f being IN Zgma GENE
F@rv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Fssr-at services over ere remains
ef Iesr Nele-sar vsrr held al tIs
.sfe bone. szt s~r~rf~-afa avragr.
Moline. af e oei1ea SUNDAY afrHr-
rrrr. reTF were rTsfsrFFa br Rev
a. W g1arsfrr IRE body uas tr-
srrrrt .r Rivers erm~terv. TE~
bearers we're Hast Fa1sf. John He'd
burg Ertr t1l-zrFe. Czss T1TsrIl. A.
f-rf H-Et-fets ar1 August Swansea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

esareh. -tessAos 80 EfarT - essA---
sf Ezs 2 aez e~rszsfsf tEsf fEls shall
asvsr s--sst ssas is So sssurs ss Be-
tts sass go msa NO Starts f- tssE
s-'es pfft ts ssss-zlsss % sagw
ssf e.n eruefFsrf -assgreG teas ts.s
a-7es wEu rrsvnit~
FsrtY Jsia Churss.
ne f-sszr~ ef sE~ rsse-r service
sf e.el9ef is ere sff-rea9r sas fks
attfaae ~ a. seq Esmsers 90 tEs
rsrs fe''9airE raEngat1- rte--
rssrEs ~ ~ EfEa~ wff-
~ ere tssaF TErfr issssrs Werr
esse.s-t ssE Co O. sE~fleF sas or
.a.r-t sr elder
r~ sfar4s.s s~-s~s-f csc s-~rrHa.
sss.-s AL s.s Gear. rT4s fteF ftss usIf
GO rHr lord sEsU rerra fnF.r
srrreFs fe~ tssf mssEf ap e.1s
ferr w.ass ss -ss.rs. fs-F sssu r-s
se e F- u-ar aef fE~ sFall
ps.s srf roc 1.er
l.- lsssrt Fer fs7aEsf ftar ere
v@f rr ..- sr.Ees a@artr@ss eel
tre ~ srrse fa fter~ vr1
sought fH fH r.rr faU t4Fr ta sErsee
res CHRISTIE aEFfFe Dee declared
terrr was baf eeF scarce pf real
sse-sF.F ast rssr UsFsf Jesus r11fF
20 .-r~esrf ss 90 f1FEfsE tE~ ais
wt..s tauar.rT seeds sa esFrTiEE trs
sa-t-es
frFuinr service.
~ Lreaart spoke aEa.E a. fsF
evening" service tis fErHT sas -
~ a..a.ar ne #Hr.ea HHHra.- e.a.ae ace
NOSE ssFrtF believed amasE gs.F Lake
f.f ur spoke or fFr fsrtsrl-rtat
.-.rss ef fs~ eslrFs. r~rtssiF.-E tEr
rss rsf.7r ~ fee scripture. F1rrF-
rEs.sF ~ Cod Deity ~ CHRIST. grrs1s-
frfr arf Deity OF fEr H1tr spirit
ss.asf.1r fEraaFr et~ttrrer fT eErIsr.
.trlsfIsa ~f1eFF.aa art ssivatga o.
Era far sr-tfe~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
PERSONAL POINTS

M-a Frars Lynch ami daughter
Miriam. have gone Co. Greeley cuuu-
f1. Nrrraa uE~rr they wili spend
fEr summer months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
:zGbeatelsI
ILLINOIS.

April 20-Monte Carlo girls, (bur.
lesqueD
April %. e3-world's tour OF Chi
cago White Sox and New York Giants.
(pictures.)
April 25-"Peg O. Ny Heart"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
COLONIAL.

Monday - Dorothy Davenport IN
The Voice of the Sea" two parts;
The Society Sister" two-act comedy
drama. a Terrible Tragedy" COM
edy.
Tuesday-Lee Hill in The Tale of
the Hills" two parts; Justina Wayne
in Thoughts of Tonight" two parts;
Lost. Strayed or Stolen" comedy.
Wednesday - William Farnum in
Samson" mot the biblical play, Ivy
Henri Bernstein; FIVE parts.
Thursday - Mona Darkfeather in
The Western Border" two parts;
The CrumpIed Letter" two parts"
'"Sid's Sweetheart" comedy
Friday-"A Spanish Madonna, two
part tragedy; The Sand Lot" two
parts" When Is a Cousin?' COM
edy.
aturday-wilton Lackaye in THE
Children OF the Ghetto" five parts.
Sunday-"The Gilded Fool" featur-
ing William Farnum; five parts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
EMPIRE.

April is to April fisherman
Drama Players IN His Fighting
Chance"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-01
Army Orders.

Washington, ID. C., july Army or
dcr>:
Captain William Ne X. Lambdin, Quar-
terina>ter'~ Corps, 10 Sixth Field Artillery.
First Lieutenant Thomas G.. Musgrove.
Seventeenth Infantry. relieved Judge advo-
cate generals office.
First Lieutenant j. Vincent Falisi, Medi
cal Reserve Corps. 10 Fort Logan III. Roots.
temporary duty.
Second Lieutenant William Dean. Tween
ty-third To T~wenty->eventh Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Archibald X. Arnold.
Eighteenth to Fifth Infantry.
First Lieutenant Robert l.. Meador, In
%fantry. to Fort Bayard for treatment.
Coast Artillery orders: Following second
lieutenanis relieved present assignments t.
coast defense Indicated Donald Armstrong
Pensacola Andrew l.. Pendleton Jr. Sandy
Hook; Roy L. Cunningham, Sandy Hook
Roger b. Cotton, Southern New York
George w. Ea,terly. Southern New York
John III. Jouett, Pensacola; John A. Brooks
Jr., Tampa Glenn r.. Anderson, Key West
Gooding Packard, Puge; Sound; James =.
Logan, Long Island Sound; James b Has
kell, Long Island James &. Waddell. SOU
thern New York: Frank l.. Hoskins. Pensa-
cola; Adam +. Potts, Portland; Reiif III.
Hannum, Narragansett Bay; Larhett l..
Stuart, Boston; Lester f. Mooreton, San
Francisco; Eugene Villarett, Boston; Al
fred +. Larabee, Southern New York.
First Lieutenant Howard X. Loughry,
One Hundred and Tenth Company to coast
defenses Eastern New York.
Captain James r. Pourie, Seventietk to
Sixty-fifth Company.
Captain John G.. Workizer, One Hundred
and Thirty-sixth to One Hundred and Six
|ty-second Company.
Captain George A. Wieczorek. One Hun
|drei and Sixty-second TO One Hundred and
|Twsnty-seventh Company.
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days effective July ), granted Second Lieu
tenant Sidney ". Bingham, Ninth Cavalry,
Douglas.
Captain Christian A. Bach, Fourteenth
Cavalry, Fort Clark, leave Of absence for
twenty days effective on completion Of du-'
des at camp Of instruction, Leon Springs.
First Lieutenant William j. O'Loughlin,
Eleventh Infantry, Douglas, leave OF abb
>ence for two months, effective August s.
Captain Charles NJ. Bundel, Sixteenth
Infantry, Fort Bliss, leave of absence for
twenty five days, subject 70 duties in pre-
'yious orders.
Extension by twenty-five days of leave
Of absence granted Captain Frank W.
Howell, Sixteenth Infantry, I'll Paso.
Extension by ten days Of leave of alb
sence Of Major Truman O. Murphy, adju-
.tant general, Sixth Brigade, Douglas.
Colonel James :. Rogers, Eighteenth In
.%fantry. Douglas, leave of absence for one
month, effective July d.