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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
OTHER INDICTMENTS
RE:Ti UNED ny GRAND JURY

other indictments returned By the
grand jury are as follows:
Robcr, jackson, alias Il; Johnson,
'or fcloniouslv and Uulawfu!ly havin :;
in his possession, al Norfolk. on pr
about June Is. eight grains Of cocaine
dHdro Chloratc. y second count
charged him with being possessed Of
eight grains of morphine sulphatc IN
the same date.
Winnie Douglas alias Harry VII
liams, alias l.. Harris, for foloniously
and unlawfully having in his posses
sion, at Norfolk. on or about June
~, about 1--WE grains Of opium and
cocoa leaves.
Tony raloiuho for violation Of the
Mann white slave act.
Charles ~ Pcarcc and Elizabeth Win
fred Pcarcc, for Unlawful!y having N
their possession. at Hopcwcll. opium
and cocoa leaves Witnesses against
the man and his wife were J. II. :
Grasty, special agent Of the Treasury
Harrison antinarcotic act and Chief
OF Police Cotton. OF H"pcwcll.
William f.. Mcmillan, for concealinS
assets from his trustees in bank
ruptcy, at Richmond, ON or about .iu-
gust %, 1914. second count char; cs
him with making a false statement in
bankruptcy proceedings on August ,.
1911.
The case OF the United states against
Ira G. Smith, former store keeper and
galS-cr in the internal revenue ser
vice, will I've heard to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Try Assault Cusc Monl,x

charged win committing criminal
assault upon Mrs. Nora Salmon. near
he!t Limo Bridge, Saturday night. was
called before Magistrate Il. J. Puryear.
OF ienrico, yesterday. and continued
until Monday morning. Winston il
under bond df 5000, with w, p. Rouss
as his bondsman, for his appearance
at that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Lane Is Fined $50.

+. /. Lane, Il merchant, was fined
$50 and costs in the Police Court yes
terday when given a hearing on n
charge of fightinE at the baseball park
Tuesday afternoon during the course
OF n football game. The case against
T.. y. Smith, a teacher In one Of the
schools. was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Abou Zen Adhem Lodge, Independent
order OF odd Fellows, will hold its
regular monthly session tonight in
Smithdeafs Hail. Ninth and Broad
streets, beginning at o'clock
class of twenty or more will he
initiated into the order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Governor Stuart left last night for
Danvillc. where he Will attend tho
Agricultural, Mechanical and Live Stock
Fair to-day and deliver an address
Several members of the Governors
STAFF accompanied him. The Gov
ernor and the colonies will return 10
tho city tonight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
VIII Address Itaiirnnd CHM.

Harold McCrcady, Of the Union
switch and Signal Company, win give
an illustrated lecture on the "princi-
pies Of Railway Signalling" at the
meeting Of tho Richmond Railroad Cluh
next Monday night at the Railroad
y II c. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Recover $500 Dinnond Ring

Detective ScrGcants Atkinson and
smith Yesterday recovered Il $500
diamond ring stolen from y. p. Powell
about six months ago. Mr.. Powell de-
cided not to prosecute the guilty pa
ties after he had recovered his ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

a'OckhOIdcrs OF DC NlChmOnd EXIT
hi'ion Company met ~ brief session
yesterday afternoon at the BUSINESS
Ncn's Club, 10 ratify the action Of OIL
GERS who took steps to liuuihntc tho in
debtedEcss incurred by the Richmond
Basoball Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Fined SO for Fighting.

Il. w. Smith was fined SD and costs
In the Police Court yesterday on a
charge OF being disorderly and fighting
t.. II. Hundley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
nIG DELEGATION GOES
TO LAKESIDE PtRIl

y large delegation 81 the Ancient
ana llonorablcs went to Lakeside parI,
Yesterday morning, aud were guests
OF inc city at real Old Virginia
dinner The Council Advcrtisini, Com
mittee acted as hosts. and several
hours were spent in pleasant inter
mingl!ng. The weather did not mar
nc pleasure OF the event IN the least
Last night the visitors were guests
OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
at full-dress ball in the Seventh
street Armory. This entertainment
wound up II series Of social affairs
Tor the Now EnGalndcrs Captain
hamilton and his staff Yesterday called
on Governor Stuart and Mayor Aims
lie 10 pay their respects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
VISITING ART|LLERYMEN
DEPART THIS MORNING
Ancient and Honorables OF Boston
Wind Up Delightful Visit to
Richmond.
CITY's GUESTS AT LAKESIDE
Captain Hamilton Expresses Apprc-
citation of COurtesics Extended Pa
nous Command-Ohicer Call ON
Governor and Mayor.

After spending three days and n half
IN richmond. the Ancient and Hon
oraple artillery Company, of Massa-
chusetts. Will bid farewell this morn
ing and cntrain ut 6:35 O'Clock at Elba
station Tor Boston. Their special train
or Iullmans will 20 through to Jersey
CITY, and the remainder Of their home
ward Journey will he broken hy n boat
"trip
captain Harry Hamilton. command
ms, aSt night Expressed his appre.
citation Of the reception accorded tho
visitors in Richmond. and said that he
hhd no doubt that tho organization
would come TO the city a=ain for their
ih!i hc!d day event. He appeared con-
iident that they would not permit
another twenty years 70 clapsc before
'heir NEXT VISIT. Tho previous visit
TO the city was in 1896
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
HEST Gets SIX Weeks
FOR ASSAULT ON OFFICER
West Indian Negro, Who Interfcred
With w. II. Lane at Hope
well, Convicted.
United States District Court Grand
Jury Returns True Bill Against
William T.. Mcmillan, of Rich
mOnd.

Following indictment yesterday by
, the grand jury OF the United States
District Court for assaultinS and in
terfering with an internal revenue Of
iicer in the discharge OF his duty. Rob-
ert Hest. West Indian negro and
proprietor of ncar-becr saloon at
Hopcwcll was tried and sentenced to
six weeks Imprisonment in the Hen
rico County Jail
Hest pleaded not guilty To the charge
against him, and conducted his own
defense before the court. Judge Wad-
dill told the negro that he Imposed
a lighter sentence than he would have
under ordinary circumstances. in view
OF the fact that the defendants wife
Is in delicate health and that lie has
already served three months in jail
awaiting trial. Hest was remandcd
to the Hcnrico County jail about the
second week in August in default Of
$1,000 bond required by United states
Comm iSsioncr Melvin Flcycuhcimcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
ABUSED AND THREATENED
DEPIIN NENENIE. COLLECTOR

In the operation OF his malt liquor
saloon at Hopewcll Hest i required,
under the Federal statutes, to secure
Il license from the Internal Revenue
Department. When Deputy Collector
w. II. Lane. Of PETERSBURG. called at
his place, on June -. to remind him
that special tax stamp would nave
TO be posted i'm his place Of business
prior To July in order 20 avoid the
penalty attached for unnpaymcnt. Hest
was extremely abusive. and his man
ncr SO threatening that tho officer was
Obliged to draw his pistol 10 guard
against bodily injury. Mr.. Lane hat
him arrested and brought before the
commissioner. who sent him on TO the
Federal grand jury AZ tho october
term of court.
Frank and James Harar, brothers,
indicted Yesterday tor breaking r.o
the post office building at New DO
hernia, about sin miles from Peters
burg, with intent to commit larceny,
pleaded guilty !" the charge. The
court deferred indrmeu; until this
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Special rice, $1.10

These Curtains will fit any window up 40 inches
wide. Originally they priced much more than
his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

There IS no wind OF March which
cuts half 80 deep as the unkind word
% a friend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
SCREAM AND SHOT
AROUSE CITIZENS
Wen Who Investigate Origin of Cries
on Thirteenth Street Have
Visions 81 Murder.

Police Help Murder Then
there vas O. report ~ an exploding re-
v1lvrr TE.a was followed by further
cries
LiEhtE began % fash On the homes
% people residing on Thirteenth street
between Second and Third avenues as
they arose 60 investigate the trouble
shortly before midnight last night
Practically everyone in that vicinity
rushed OUT into the cold rain
Hut iu che meanwhile tke cries had
discontinued. Men rushed about In
the street and some 90 the yards were
Inspected. but no trace of human tcud
or victim vas found. After q short
search thr quest was given up. the
weather being anything but conducive
Co n rrutractcd hunt
rhis morning the matter was re-
ported % tho police. No arrests had
been made durinF thc niEht 0t anyone
implicated ln any trouble in that viciu-
ify.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
ARREST FOUR WOMEN
AS HINT TO LEAVE

The police are continuing their cru
SADIE iu an effort 20 rid the city OF
women o. the under world from out
% town who have come here OF late,
and last night four were arrested
Who had not taken the hint which Of
aciais claim was sufficiently strong
90 convey 20 them that they were not
wanted here
2iadre Harris and MAY King. who
claimed 10 have come here from Min
ueapoils. were apprchcudcd by Night
Captain Kitiuscn In the business sec
ton 81 the city when complaint was
sent in 10 the station thar they were
conducting themselves In bolster
Gus manner on Second avenue Zach
was sentenced 20 the county Jail Tor
90 DAYS by Police Magistrate C. J.
smith on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct
Bessie Davis and Alice Tulsen each
vas aned 81 and costs on a charge OF
having been drunk. They were arrest
Cd on Second avenue by Officers Col
Inns and Gruby.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
Trust Poslan
To Heal the
Worst Eczema

Poslam deserves the confidence of
all who seek remedy for Eczema and
ailing skin. Not only does it possess
known merit and ability 10 heal, but it
is absolutely harmless and no injury
can possibly result from its use. Has
eradicated thousands OF stubborn Ec-
zema cases. many OF years standing,
and should repeat its successful work
for you; bringing immediate relief.
stopping all itching and showing i'm
provement every day. Use Poslam for
any surface disorder.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For
free sample write 10 Emergency Lab
oratoEies. 80 West 25th St, New York
PosIam Soap, used daily for toilet
and bath. is best to free the skin from
impurities. % cents and 10 cents
(Adv.).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
SUNNY HILL.

Albert Blazer and family visited
Sunday at Charles Bucks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Larson enter
tanned a company OF friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson at
tended the funeral of Gertrude Cald-
well in Moline.
Several from this vicinity attended
a May party Saturday at A. L. Wester-
lands home near Orion.
Mrs. Joe Morrison and daughter,
Nettie of Orion. visited Monday at
Mrs. Marshall Harsha'S home.
James Spargo and family spent
Sunday at the home of the formers
brother. John Sparso.
Mrs. Herman Wahlstrom was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
To FLOAT BONDS
FOR MOOSE HOME
Local order May Have Handsome
Building Of Its Own Within Next
Few Months.

Moose Of Rock Island viii be housed
Ga a home OF their own If everything
turns out as planned. DR.. 2. F. Sheen,
national director OF the organization,
has made tentative arrangements with
the head Office at AIooseheart TO float
$4,000 bond issue for the purpose
of erecting a Moose home in this
city. 10 interest Of lodge members is
sufficient TO warrant.
Along with II other larger lodges of
the state Rock Island viii probably
enter the contest Tor the automobile 10
be given 90 the chapter which makes
the greatest gain In membership be
tween this time and July. II isshoped
TO double the present membership. $50
uE that time.
Further explanation OF these plans
viii be made at the dance and card
party 90 be held In Maths hall to-
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
BAD ROADS ADD
SO PERCENT To
COST OF LIVING

Iss LaaT >psaEia< e. EsssE<rs. saYs
QUESTION: II Nerv Important
fhan freight E~da@tisa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
caE1HteE NAV FONTS OFT WAY
T. D. flaFEssn- Frsmi~r esSd Esaxs
Hsa n america. e.irss Hats
a. 81 Line q Aefisn-

r-stt-azs ~ tas cities q tIussts.
ssa Of .a- Calssf ssatss z-s-raily a..
saf.aE rsE 81 Sol GER csns ez all
asa sf.fsefs today sscaass Eats
srl.s. saa enc satifs eesssrT sas BAD
etls e-st et good ElEEWags. Joe
-esE- errfref of pss Metnss. b-ss
sr-F Ise- ta be- q rssifsas % NO
4---eHr m ne "ft6a.G Nake-'s
sre.FsE rG.a sfsFtaaE Eact 90 tEs CO..
ae- ri sss m~a gathered az eian~r On
u- csmmrrcsaI ctab Lass
as gre EafErrtsE vas o. every
r-sa-r Ts- asst eutsgsfasslz asf sks
aasT sse--ssf1I Of fts Els4 ever hstf
ri .esET
mo Esat r9ass sreslera ts roe oe~
err enc asssm6bls OVERS. enc far-
a-rs or Few enthusiasts 90 tackle.
v -eeF stated. for sahf ~ -th~r- fs
r.. 1883 F ere ua.r-d States wha are
paving s larger sssrr Of enc bat rea4s
asl .ssH Hsr -ssortsE mar.
.E nate cansgazsr gives
srs- H-F Gene eF Hfs rss9sT SPECS fsr
ssfs nrrr-F ssf oFbsF Fare prodaets
re .H- COST ~ esrortart5~
Wee Important Than Railroads.
1ss-r Stair Of ere Transports
rsH nFsa.-Ha vas tse subject % W
LeeEs address, me 6tssr tsts. -
aasre-.t vas ere overland Eagftrz.
s- r--m-f Fore turorrarF Co
F- f.-rss- @sr fsss fu ggssfasrs
connected vrE railroad trassuorts- .
EaH
r- great Igesttsn ts brfsEies ere
Farm T-fF=r s1 Fe= riFrs roe EsFFfsE
H- boy or .F- EfFf back on ere ssrr.
~- speaker s1f
rr ".EHH FT maRr ssf resfs ssrh
rs. r- rtFeF t1 miles away frses ere /.
sHF .s ss seer ss those closer ts rtsss I
s HF- only s.-1a=aF wFief sssss ftsr
.t#.-
-HfE7 Isl ere erfT great -fsT rs .
us 9HFfrT FGsF sss roe iaerevss .
fs Fasfs r7r CO. rflss fsts ere ss-
rnad.sE farm territory fs srfss 60
sHrsaeH fs= cost ~ fseftsE fss rfsf-
saHs fIr L6uE declared rEstr sree- .
.rH vfs sHse4eeefs ts ertV ft-sr-
s1r -sTr smaller ef1.-s fH feErre.
Suppose we aer $500 az ere
s4er m sEFurFfaE ore sr= 81 Fer
mfs-4F herd resf snf efsrEs ere err
Hs .4sr sfseE ere ~E~ ~ property
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
YUMA.

Memorial services viii be held al
yuma ". =. church Sunday. May so. at
o 80 o'clock. To viii be a union ser
vice and all churches are invited TO
attend.
Frank Wainwright was "a business
caller ia East Moline Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Miller OF Moline will
speak ~ Osborn school house Sunday
evening.
Miss Lillian Schafer closed her
school at Taylor Ridge Friday and is
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Lulu Schafer is i'll with the
mumps.
Frank Wake and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in
Rock Falls.
Miss Nellie Wainwright OF Joslin
spent Monday with her mother Mrs.
Jane Wainwright.
Mrs. May Baker OF Clinton, Iowa. is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank OHara.
Miss Verna 8Iumma was a guest of
Miss Elsie Haynes at her home near
Princeton. Iowa, from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. D. ". Mumma was a business
caller in Port Byron Monday.
Charles Wainwright OF Chicago, Wis
tied relatives and friends from Satur-
day until Monday.
Misses Hazel Wainwright and Fran
ces Churchill attended the boat show
az Port Byron Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Wainwright and Mrs. Jud-
son Wainwright returned Saturday
from Mansfield. Ohio. where they were
called 20 attend the funeral of their
father. Mr.. Leasure. who had lived
four score and four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wake spent We'd
nesday with friends at WATERFOWL
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arguebright
OF Battle Greek. Mich. are spending
their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Daily. Mrs. Arguebright's par
ents.
Mrs. Anna Cox and daughter Hazel.
spent Sunday with friends at Joslin.
Mrs Charles Brennan was bust
ness caller in Port Byron Monday.
Miss Lottie Davis closed her years
school work as Osborn last Saturday
~ith a picnic. There was a good at
tendance and a splendid time
Miss Frances Schurschel was In Mo-
line Tuesday.
Schsler Knowles OF Kingsley. Iowa.
; resident OF yuma for many years is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

&C sfsser Side tks speaker szxxssse1
E&s sixzssT vii Ssy Soc isseif nj
- Goats se acre fo- - years vii =s~t
80 eess % 80 -cas
~ sssessssE $ esess a. acre 90
sss issf feT . years tss s-sirs cost
81 seileisr azs -=ai-.s-zaes VII 30
ss-s- Ass ssY o-s % 80 ssr-ss afszx
tsis rosss Nfff - decreased - yaizs
srerz o. % so az acre
e. iseastrf.i oss.tiss-
Tess e e az sswoasse vase 60.
20 lave GOOD reaes vas tks basis @
80 speakers srEE=s=t. AIDED costs
are eearEs@ 40 20 sss bgssrrss. Proess-
siee&i sr4 issorfsE zee - tss elsiss
- reiterated e ts primarily az i=-
fessrtst rTobis=
-ts costs tHts rssfoa 3 p~r esst
r=ors % saaf iss food over poor roads
has = Gees q Operate at ne sEoGs-
s7Gs % ezitss % zee rafiroeGs.~ vas
90 fSrc~s1f ssass=zsrs % We t0aE's
Tssrs are siEss tf-zss tks soaEzEs
ea-rtsf over our 6irs razas has f.
carried oTsr ssset rails Was another
equally sssrtiisE asssrti8a
Transportasias ~ declared % - fhs
hssis % isfassrT as9 eomasFee. anf
commerce vas eaits4 80 basis %
eivtiizatfsu.
TIE speaker departed from BIS 4is-
e-sssiss % prsssss dag needs f1F
rzazsat whss - esivsd tato the bis
tarT % rsae hgitftsE
Caessru-tiaa % GOOD roads. ~ SAD.
ts 80 = 49, rroslsra o. oae thaf arns~
because % th@ aasa-n6blis. Sc refer
ref 90 ~ Highways % historical sig
rlFeanes. tes road % Emperor Darius.
1850 rzitss ir tsaEfh. fhs road 20 j.
rzsatszs. a eo1sfanoas Highway %
ESQ rsifss. as4 ths great rozf % the
NrTsrtear corFfrenf. Constructed BY
tss Italians 81 r'rFa. 400 miles long
~oatr ere era % railroads stopped
sk~ t-rfse6 states frurn contsnafaE tte
ra-ssrartior % p~TrsssFnf hishwaTs.
started or e large scste early o. ~
~f~-se~1sh rFasgrT
REQUISITES Of s1rfsr~ e11ssrurft6r
have roe altered tr 500 Years. STAT.
81 tfr f.6eE - rnsf wish = smooth
sarfses. vie er1aEt f6s fwo vrstriss
90 ssss Eoas grade sri abe % she'd
water was q good t'EhwaF tH Caesar
fire srf wartf 30 e. good rasf today
he great ft~es'FT is e6rssfuefisE
E rad today Eel fs ere labor etemerf.
rrss fs ere TriT Ersss ffr~T~eer tr-
swe=r baftff~r q FFs-saEhfarF row
eel Frasssrfs - years aE8
Nnst Have CsuHasnes.
rbss ere tat saver sri enc nan wsp
fa-ssrs Ets EasssF toward ere cszs3
~ good seafs zsss - ss1wE wtFfr
Fs~ cash goes Eel abss,zrF.q essrrf'st
n ~ssF rsak5rs. ere speaker SAID ~N61
esss eaVe ere e1aF5FrFF 81 Gre com .
@ar5sF ~ sssf- ~WisssgF this e1~-
9ssses Essrs eas BE- 20 rFsErFss
~sft rrestFess % rJsFst lifs ear 81
solved ~ So esEssFeestae % r=F=sr
ssss kfEhVags- SEATED ttF Long
ossssise o. sezessisE fs@ esf.ffFr .
s practically 30 Fssssf85 vfs7 roads .
srs ssss FssF EEr FsssE seos's can .
-zaes rss t1vs SIS saYs fr tks year .
re social frss o. tes fzrrsFF's wife 4
EAR pc trestsssf fs scope wee csc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

elimination OF the barrier which has
k-p: them apart
In elcssns. the speaker urged every
rrsn n the room 20 make the road
problem his problem. 90 work for
roads that could be Travelled 1ss days
90 the year and 20 see 70 Il that the
cost % nslrE - cut BY iesseniuE the
narration @rr.@-sn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Nsunz men ne
knav the god strf~
points 10 elothss
have mate Hsrt-
%chaHnsr q Mar
Varsity Fifry . five
thetr fswerft<.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
FreCkIe-FaCe
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly spots.
How g. Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Freckie-facc.
20 Try a remedy for freckics With the
guarantee % 4 reliable dealer that Il
viii not cost you a penny unless Il
rsrnoves the frcckies. while II II does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pcnse . trifing-
Simply set an ounce % othine-
double sfrcns;h-fron any druggist
and = few applications should show
ynu hos easy 4 e 20 rid yourself Of
the honey freekies and get a beau
trial complexion. Rarely u more than
an ounce needed for the worst case
BE sure 20 ask the druggist for the
double strength chime as this Is the
prescription sold under guarantee %
norey hack q y falls 10 remove
sreckicsS-Ady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

f. able 20 reach her frisaas IN che
city wftkta e fsW taisatT 90 ere time
ere leaves her t6ae fn ere ealHfry
ne fsVe' apar~f OF thr cooperative
sF5rig beEwe~r t1Va aHf e1sstry. The
Er~ssEss protsi~ss shat faces any COM
~uafEv. 5s erfet whes the ESQ die
Ff5ess are t-1gzst together thFulEh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

spending few days with relatives and
old neighbors.
Rev. Mr.. Russell OF Port Byron
gave a very interesting and instruct
i've talk at Osborn school house Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Ball was pre-
vented from attending.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Moline visitor Saturday. She was ao-
companied home by G. o. wahIstrom
who will spend a week here with his,
son. Herman. y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
CROOKS QUICKLY
PLACED IN TOLLS
Ksek fslsaa Fetiee Believe They Hare
Cached Wave 81 Crins start
ss Tai. Week
TWO OF THErE JOBS CLEARED
sehissei Dru< Store In Davenport
Brsksn Isis and s5os Worth %
Ptundsr Taken.

VALE Rock Island police believe
sksT have hsz4sa OF ths ~avs % burg
izFiss vhich started "a this city dur
isE tss las; Essk. q 5ob vas puiied o.
"a Davenport last night biEzsr By FAR
thar any o; those psFps,ratsd here.
TIE sesieEei drug store. go West
sseoss street. vas entered and Sos
worth % merchandise and cash taken.
Fountain pens o. the ReXaii and Couk-
iiu braads. valued a. $500. = kodak
worth $50 and So N money composed
the haul
Rock faiauf police werc notified %
ths theft and we're o. q constant look
nst today for suspicious characters.
although the police think that profes-
SIGNALS dif tho Job and blew town
Immediately foF points some distance
away.
Have Cleared Two.
~ me three sobs pulled OF On Rock
Island this week che police here have
landed perpetrators % two % them.
ard in each instance the accused has
confessed George Johnson. alias Bert
BY Detective Tom Cox AZ the corner 81
FtFsf aveuue and Twentisth street
confessed LATE On the day 20 having
b1FE'sriErd the once % Or. ". -.
snivriv. ssfss Twentieth street. and
having sold twn stolen baudaEe EriE-
E1ra fr Davenport
TIE chicken thefts - sunday nisht
hare t1'h been cleared up with c1n-
f=ssi1as % fvn men and a women. al
be5rE arrested. and but one remains
1ns6'vrf. thar b~irE the burglary %
ere hone - Horace Hurnr. from
vhieh str0 u1-tF ~ irweirv vas taken.
tr r~r~ rf ere cases vaE che iohE
done bv people following the carnival
company r1u sErwiuE az Exposition
PARK Ttfs fs aff-fbufsd % tte close
water ere police have kept ~ follow
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