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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
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Mss Cfara oefsFfs Jsml@son fsaEa-
cor ~ sfrs Nessa % tsmlssoa. tsi&
si<s-~nta strses Neitas va asifsf Ia
nsrrsax~ ~ Lewis tt.Fs Wsid ~ Gfan'
sson. YESTERDAY mofsisE ras vet
ana va o aisl@t aoms sssif. "a RsT.
crsiz rnsras ~ ls Firss nsettss
ehsrsn s@rSsrmfnE sA~ eer~rnorT at
Or wnlch o wsffsz brsaEfast wts
s~rv-d
Mr ant Mrs weld Departed lsssis-
siss~fY ssr an stssnd@'f ere thfausa-
eut ta@ wesf my ~ill Vtsf fae IS
positions o. saa Francisce art sac
pt~as. mssiam several steps en soats.
osfsieuiarfF To- Ceioe4fe. Aftsr seeing
sn~ sxDoEffl6ns meg plan CD iefs ere
si-rrs eiab o. re saagai o'atfeE ie 's~
si~rra an0uatains. Wan WhieH eiAh, fs
members ~ me CGicass Geosrashi- so-
ei~sy. Mr ant Mrs Ned sssrf a. in-
s-rssflaa summer several seasons aE1.
Ths brfe lived is sfoua~ fsf nisay
y-sr. saf 10 q Ersas4ts % tee rnivsrs-
ny ~ Michisan. zoe Fas last sie years
sne has been eonnsefed gifa ire By
Fsaa - plant lati,sstry. Vsssin Efan. %
C.. n the capacity % safheieEist
Mr weld r. a Fraessfs ~ Cornell
snd also of M tsiVsfsifv 81 Aichissa
and Cor ssTsrsI Tsars has Been a
tssch@r ~ science ts the seaferav q
Sorthwsstsrn UNIVERSITY AZ Evanston.
rpan sn@ir retarr sFcrs ere west Wr
snd Mrs. Weld VIII aaske their some
Ia Evanston
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
PLURAL QUESTION IN
MORMON'S WILL CASE

Ogden. Utah. June 22.-That the
question OF plural marriages in the
Mormon church will be brought before
the district court here as a result OF
Mrs Margaret Geddes' effort TO secure
a part OF the David Eccles estate. val
ued AZ over $4,000. 900. for her minor
son. variously called Albert Geddes
and Albert Geddss Eecles. was stated
yesterday by attorneys for both sides
when the jury was being secured. Mrs.
Geddes filed an affidavit in court stat
ing that she had been marriad by a
Mormon. who had the right 10 per
form a wedding ceremony. 10 David
Eccies in August. 1895. Mrs. Geddes
did not state who performed the cere-
uony. President Joseph ?. Smith OF
the Mormon church has been sum
Uoned a. q witness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

pains ssd s-rss s-rsnr-e ~ - Nv
~ faors. wirh se,sssssls 81 sisssr sa&s
ssa-aE efes s~oc sss teesr asefesee
ssiaz seratsr'9 81 sss ssrsiss % ~
"a s,tf5aF e. rraa1esaEse fersfEi.
sfsqe,l 81 80 brifs's sssf. Mss Grace
Nsrassa. ussrtsE So esrssosy To
a wnf gsss vas slsfsf seG esfiek
me fsiissias eeaErasalst9rT ssasoe.
TIE q Nss=r t.nT- rttsefeSsiiI,
ras hrafs was lsastf ts q eeaast-
f4llF fsiafF EeNa % eeassaiGsreG 90.
FsaGls ssf h~r eers5sss vas a ssos-
81 eFees ~ wEfr sWsssress.
Hfr aEf We CeS isss O. q tsss trss=
fsr a sfart wsstfieE srp TIE eres
were q fFagrtIss ssls ~ greer siis asf
zadg lace efsss ess ssoaEet hsr ffos
g'IorsaeT. tsatr. bV hsr ssas. MIS- I'm
aa YessE on ssess Fes9ru tssT VII
be a. b6eae VITA So brl9eEFoae' par
sats 81 ttez EiEssseass street. Woiias
Bora TgsaE s@op's afssr.3se ere r,ss-
De- seaoofs ant we're Erafasts9 froes
tas hiEa sesoot wtss sss class % 1879
FofiowfsF BE Erseszflon. tfr. Cox was
an asslssans az ysessf Arts baitfieE
aad kss sfaee besa Wiss Root as9 vsa
usrVoort co
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
SIX YEARS GIVEN
GENERAL De WET
Convicted Leader OF South African Re-
bellion Against British Also Is
Fined $4,000.

Bloemfontein. Union OF South AZ
rics. tvia London. June 22.-Sentence
OF six years Imprisonment and a fine OF
$4,000 was imposed today on General
Christian de Wet. one of the leaders of
the South African rebellion against the
British government. who was found
guilty yesterday OF treason on eight
counts.
General de Wet vas commander in
chief OF the Free State forces during
the Der war.
In 1914 he headed a rebellion in the
Orange Free State and western Trans
vaal against Great Britain. He was
promptly captured. however. and the
trial which resulted in the sentence of
today was begun June 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
CHORAL rNIoN cARpEN PARTY.

IfmbsEs % the Moline Choral union
are p.anniaE upoa entertaining a
large crowd o. the Eardsa party 90 hs
Eivsn a. Overlook the Deere home
stead Friday sveuirE \ program re-
pistr With greats which promise 90
exceed al former efforts % this or
saaizatioa has brea arranged. Thesr
iariufr solo aud chorus dancing. sr-
iseflons ~ quartet. vocal solos and
ns1sie - che Criteri3u orchestra The
eEefai union viii also participate az a
sh8ie in the musical program and
sEeFs Wltt ~ rrfreshmeuts- The hours
wif b. from 9 tlit -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

As fh- tgrs rsstisE % tss YosaE
Peoples braaes ~ see ~ e z e.
ketf tass even1ar az tss hone % Mss
Ftsrsres rftsasgeF. 1907 SinetseetH
street. sh~ circles eatssfar for tks rs-
raafaf-r % ne Vssr vas announced az
fsuoes
JAY wrs t.gr5ss Moore. hostsss.
yflss sopaia ffsf@ass. leader.
AuEast =Hnruas Ftruir-
aepfsrs Der Miss Myrtle suEsrzers.
hostess. ,tsss Galleries. Robe. leader.
0es1ser Miss tfsrist Wtrter. eos-
tess Miss N.rsss- Rob-. leader
Hiss L~ipals Elaes acted as tss
feaGsr tssf svecisE aef 81 ere eEst-
nsss sessi8r 90 vas Geeifef 90 assis,
tss ~ e. 2 O. js arraaEiaE arf deco
raffrF a Scat f1r tas f9rat paraGs
IafT g Ftars were stso esafs f1r 80
narasf pt~rir wEieh VII BE- REID -
Naruss ART eamrfssse tr etsrET ~ ar
rsaFer~rts fs composed 81 rtiss Nabei
Nesufz tfiss EsIpela W5nes. Miss FioT-
es-e f1ff-usevrr asE Nfss Caftrrie~
Rsss 0re sew rrsrsssr vas rrerferd
TRIO re trasrs srf q ss9rt taf1su1st
pres-an vas EfuTr. Cares we're
shaved art 5~ ere rTrfrsss re prizes
were vae - wiss wssef emafz ss4
wfffr-,f ff5f-nsr U-freseessots we're
served tefere tss close 81 ere ~eFc-
teE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
pIYNnIns.MEInnN.

Miss B~rrics Weldoa % Los An
rsiss. Cal. snfii a year and half ago
q resident % MS city. vas married 20
Meredith = REYNOLDS. the ceremony
taking place Wednesday. June is. a.
= o'clock ia che morning. Rev. Nj
Thrzpp. pastor % ,he Firt; Christian
chsreh q L.os Angeles. performing the
eeremoaT. Tie bride wore a suit Of
rhlf@ bruadeloth vi;h = white picture
hzs and sns sore a eorsaEs bouquet Of
Cecil Rran@r roses After the eere-
asany NJ. ana Mrs. Reynolds vent 90
saa Pedro frosa where they went By
hsaf % santa Catalina island where
they are spending their honeymoon.
The bride sore a. her travelling dress
a tan cuiorrd suit With a white panama
hat TIE bride attended the local
pablo and high school. Browns bust
aesa college 10 Moline and for three
years vas employed a. head stcnoE-
rapher AZ the Z. s. McCahc department
store She vent % Los Angeles a year
ard q half ago and has been employed
for some time as stcnoEFapher for the
Bnrhank company. Mr.. Reynolds 10 Of
Mobile. Ala. but FOR the last several
years has been IN the automobile bust
nes 30 Los Angeles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

place n, the luncheon was found q
beautiful souvenir pin fashioned from,
silver and FURNISHED copper in the
form OF the seal OF the bankers aSso-
citation. Also At each plate was found
a booklet made OF real pin seal leather
embossed In gold with the seal OF the
association having gilt edges and on
each page was embossed in gold the
~ord Davenport Contained within
the booklet vas a small envelope hold
Ing tickets 20 the four luncheons and
mgsicalcs 90 be given during the meet
ing A ticket 20 the baseball game and
grand stand. four street car tickets. a
ticket OF adnnittance 20 the Academy OF
Science. tickets for an auto ride, a
tiny folder containing the time OF ar
rival and departure OF all interurban
and railway trains and a souvenir
booklet OF Davenport beautiful. with
pictures in fine work OF the parks.
principal buildings. homes and attrac-
tons
At . o'clock this afternoon a musical
was given in the club auditorium by
Robert Mcdonald. pianist. Mrs. A p.
.GriEgs and Miss Grace Ames. alto and
soprano and Mrs. Louis Canterbury
reader. who presented this program:
Piano. Caprice d'Aleeste" saint
.saensl-Robert Mcdonald.
Reading. The Masked Lady" tAld-
ridEel-Mrs. Canterbury.
Song. The Thought OF You" (Oley
Speaks. My Song 10 You" (Saarl:
The Sweet OF the Year" (Salter)-Mrs.
Griggs.
Piano. Caprice viennois" CKreisler)
''Spinneriied" tMendelssohn) Harp
Etude" Iisztl Robert Mcdonald.
song. "oh Flower OF All the World"
Amy Findenl a Birthday" wood
mani: "Appleblossoms" (Keeliel-
Miss Grace Ames.
Reading. Tommy Atkins" KIP
linEl: Code OF Morals" tHipling);
America by Ne" VanDykel - Mrs.
Canterbury.
Song. Greeting" CMendelssohn)
TO a Betrothed" CFerrarD; May
time" (GreehlJ-Miss Ames. Mrs.
Griggs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
MISS GEST AGAIN HEADS MUSICAL
EII-R

The entire club ticket OF the Rock
Island Musical club was elected this
morning az the annual meeting held
az the Watch Tower inn, Miss Gest be-
inE reelected as the head. other OFF,
GERS chosen are:
FIRST vice president-Mrs. r. X.
Rhuads.
Second vice president-Mrs- a D.
HucEinE. IT.
Recording secretary-Afiss Gather
inc Hcimbcck.
Corresponding secretary-NIiss Bes-
sic Noffsker.
Treasurer-Mrs. Leo Wynes.
Lihrarian-Mrs. William Ullemeyer.
a luncheon was served az ! o'clock
az tho Tower and this afternoon IS be
ing given a program followed by a
time % sociahility.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
rrtrrEtrT@ sarn EfETHbtT.

Nfrs asa Wssss. fFsaficE ar @tH
Ttfs sEeaar. YESTERDAY Fearse1 csc
0drs EJ-srar- ls ser l5se sef t8 ef,e-
ersss ere lssersFrs ssf EtseT eseet
esea Esase va ssrs ssrisE tEe ssF
asG 40 CO. 90 se.7es last eFssleE
frtsrfs etf ssF vaaeE called eFoa
~ ver@rabgs tssr 90 sss~rf sse5r we'll
Wfsaes ssf esesrssutsf5ass ash Co
shower ser Wtss rssr lovely towers
aas teaaslfst Efss ttrs watts vas
tosa m wales. % years sEa. ssf wee
eus 8 vesrs ~ age vas bsaasss 90 Sass
eeosssv 81 Nee rerssss Vse settled ie
pfstssurEs. Pa. were sse lived sssil
Ser sarrtsss is tstt. Ter Fsars tsssF
SIS. wtss Ees Egsssss. ssw deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
LUNCHEON AND MUSICAL FOR
VISITORS.

\ company Of $50 ladies. wives OF the
members OF the Iowa State Bankers
association Uhleh - holding a two days
session IN Davenport. we're the guests
~ luncheon served ~ o'clock today
on the naia aoo- and porehes OF the
oGtisE club. The luncheon was served
=; small tables. each % which was dec
Grated vith q basket o: garden flowers.
Before the dinner the entire company
uas take- b. automobile for a sight
seeing Trip abog; the tri-eit:es. At each
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

again. Would you advise me 10 be
friends with him still?
FLORENCE !.
AS long as the boy was not engaged
TO you he had perfect right to take
any girl he wanted TO the picnic. Ger
tainly let him come again. if YOU want
him for a friend. Since you do not
care for him seriously, I should think
you would be glad that he does not
devote all OF his time TO you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Ny broth
er has a camera Would there be any
harm in having my picture taken with
one of his boy chums who is here on a
visit?
% Is there any harm in riding a
bicycle; also motorcycle.
THANK YOU.
% No.
(2) 4 girl on a motorcycle is too
conspicuous. and a large girl on BIZ
cycle looks eccentric. There is moth
ing morally wrong in riding them.
Ned and Ed: The gentleman con
corning whom you make inquiries is
married His age is about AZ. No, he
does not wear q moustache. He is a
blonde.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
e0x.H&KsEIrs.

Mss tfsrslrifs tf4rsefffs. aaashFsf
~ Mr ant mrs A 20 ttsssetfs. snf
csseisss clmer CsSs seu % We ant
mrs z, e. Cos. we're anifsd in mae
fiss- ss q pretty aene eererenT o.
ssfardsv evening Of sHe Wafset8s rest
dsncs IN Mcfins rHe Esv craig q
rnoms ~ tse FtrsE gsgefst churcR
sertsrued tse eersaoaY "a fhe pres
sncs % q eempsaT 81 So frtsnfs and
relatives rhe eaaeis. nnatf=u.fs's.
taes their places bsfare a eant Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
HONoREp AT LTNCHEON.

Miss Alice STANCE. who will be a
bride OF the summer. was the guest OF
honor NJ a luncheon given yesterday
az the Royal Neighbor head office by
members OF the certificate and trans
Ter departments. There were covers
for IS at a table decorated with garden
roses. Miss STANCE was presented with
a lovely cut glass vase as gift from
her cowoTkers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
SETTLEMENT Picnic AT LONG
NIFM.

Several hundred ehiidreu from the
West Fad Settlement ~sFs taken for a
street car ride about the tFi-cities this
morning and then conveyed 90 Long
VisW park for TIRE annual picnic Pro
visions WeFe made for dinueT and
luueh thls sgeninE and % is a happy
tine soF the youngsters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
IarTnFtf srrrn1si riRTY.

3 eamsasT 90 20 Yo1rE people last
ersuisE vess 90 ere haas~ 81 Miss BsF-
sfes tts,eaFf. STA Esxtr~sth street
were tseT carried aaf q sarrFiEe on
ths Essfsss ss a fsrsWrtt e1aFtrsy.
1fiss H6,E9sf tesTtsE TsuFsfaT for
1f6asstsW. Cassfs. vbssr she wiii viE-
or IRE Easss of kosor vas taken
mues By sgFrrfs@. having he-u s-p'
se sssaf ignorance % enc AFFAIR Until
sss ~1nBasT walked 5s OF h~r. me
rFerfrF vas passed wffh games. ma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

IRE J. y. club was entertained last
evening a. the home OF Miss Helen
Wagner. on Fourth street The even
lnE vas spent IN sewing and informal
sociabllity. all the members attending.
a. a late hour dainty refreshments
Were served. Miss Lola Cardali in
vlfed the girls 20 her home July Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
IlnIrs SIN ZOE NrRsEs.

4 work meeting of the Ladies' aux
uiary 90 the Rock Island County HUI
name society was held yesterday af-
ternoon IN the visiting nurses room
In the public library. when the time
vas spent sewing on ehiidren's clothes
for the use % the visiting nurses. and
much was accomplished Meetings OF
the auxiliary will be discontinued IN
tii the frst % September.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
urN's SOCIETY ~ I'M SESSION

FcrfT men. members % che AiTn p
rtzb % ts~ G@Fmas Evangelical church
EaEheFef ~ IRE church last evening
for ere Juus basinsss session. The
bgsta@ss matters ouf % ere way ere
eVs-isE vas given over Co enc eni1y-
r~rs ~ a smoker ne rrVf m~rfirE
stIf ~ teif Juiv 20 and ~ usrarft
~ HariteEfs- has been lav.Trf 90 af-
dress tE~ society
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
UIApT ae
HOME
pQeBLENS
mrs eLTzAEErH TEeNQsoN

/ Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please tell
ne If you think viii ever get mar
ried. I am looking for a young WON,
an who does not read novels. go TO the
aires. play cards. dance and dress in
the semi-nude styles. She must not
I lace tightly, wear high heel shoes nor
/ get her complexion from cans and
boxes. She must love children more
than poodle dogs. She must not be
one who spends most OF her time on
piano stool. She must not be popular
among tipplers and cigaret sucking
dudes. She cannot hide a shoddy char
acter beneath costly clothes and sub
stitute cheap perfumery and coquet-
fish mannerisms for the virtue that be-
long TO a real woman.
On the other hand. she must be fair
ly well educated, knowing how 10 make
decent batch of bread. TO sew or
patch or pull the feathers of a fowl
One who knows what "Fortissimo"
means on a dashboard as well as
piano.
Nor am I looking for an angel
Please do not misconstrue my motives.
This is but an attempt TO depict a real
woman. There surely must be a few
of them left But where are they?
Echo answers, "Where?"
OSCAR.
II you are able to offer equal quail
tiles, Oscar. you ought TO be able 10
find such girl for wife. The ideal
girl is almost as rare as the ideal
young man, but there are still many
modest. sensible. home-Ioying girls in
spite OF the showing made by the other
kind. Be patient. don't be too cynical,
and be sure that you are worthy of
her whom you speak
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 was going
with very nice boy year older than
myself and I introduced him TO my
girl friend. She is very pretty and
am considered so also. This girl /
friend can be funny all the time and so
can the boy, but I am quiet and would /
rather talk sense than foolishness. For I
a while after I had introduced my 4
friends the boy continued to come to 1
see me. and then he began to call on /
my friend. too. I didn't care much
then because I do not love the boy. But |
I did care when he took my girl friend /
20 a school picnic a short time ago. Do /
YOU think it was right for him TO do .
so when he had been going with me .
and I introduced him TO the other /
girl Last night he called me up again I.
and asked TO come over. It has been
three weeks since he asked TO come (
last ! told him that / was sorry, but
I had a date. He said he would phone
later I didn't really have a date. 4
only thought 1t would De better 10 ask
your advice before let him come back
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

sic and serviaE % a alice iEaeh. Miss
Hosdorf vas presented 9th \ watch
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
council DISCUSSES
MARKET ST.PAVINC
Members Say Work is Pre-
vented Because Trolley
Co. Can't Pay It's Part
CALL UP QUESTION
AT LATER MEETING

resolution recently adopted by the
Central Labor Union calling ON City
Council to see that Market street is
paved was presented at a meeting OF the
latter body last night and precipitated
a heated argument. The question arose
as TO who was rcsponsiblcS9or the pres
ent condition of this street, aud il was
ntimated that there has been a reason
Why the street has not been put in good
condition.
The resolution of the Central Labor
Union urges that an investigation be
made of the reports that the work was
not done because the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company is un-
able at tins time to bear the expense OF
new tracks and the share of the other
lew street work It would have to under
lake.
Market street is in a deplorable con-
dition. but City Council is not to blame
for it," said Councilman McDermott. He
stated that the responsibility rested on
the Street and Sewer Department for
permitting a public service corporation
10 allow such conditions to exist He
,aid the Street and Sewer Department
should be instructed to compel the trac-
tion company to put the paving IN good
repair.
Mr.. Draper had moved 10 refer the
resolution TO the committee of the
whole. hut Mr. McDermott thought il
should be referred TO the Street and
Sewer Department, with instructions
that they sec that the street is fixed.
He said the resolution. if referred to
the committee of the whole. might be
held up for three weeks and then lost. as
some communications had been, and
never heard from.
Councilman Kane stated that it was
necessary for the Council 10 provide the
street board with the necessary money
before that department can do anything
toward paving Market street He said
Market street had never been placed on
the list of streets 10 be paved. and.
therefore. the Street and Sewer Depart
ment could not he held accountable for
falling 10 do the work.
Councilman McGoldrick said he
thought it was up to the Street and
Sewer Department to see that the streets
are paved. He said if the Market street
work is done the traction company
would have to pay most of the cost, and
il was open talk that the work had been
held up by the traction company because
the company was not ready 10 bear its
share Of the cost at this time
He thought the trolley company
should do it's share and the city will
do its part Of the work. He stated
that Market street between the curb
and tracks, which the city has charge
of. is in much better condition than
the paving between the tracks.
Councilman Draper stated that the
Street and Sewer Department had
asked Council TO authorize 1t to pave
Evening journal., 1915-10-15

Market street from Front to Twenty
third street. but Council never auth
orized il to go ahead with the work.
He stated that the Street and Sewer
Department has estimated it could
pave II out of the last bond issue
money. but il is too late this year
to begin the work. He said that as
son as Council gives the word TO go
ahead, the department would only be
too glad 10 start the work.
Councilman McDermott said the
traction company had only recently
been granted concessions and the
city really got nothing i'm return. He
said some public utilities do not pay
the city taxes they should pay
His amendment to refer the rosolu-
tion to the Street and Sewer Depart
ment was lost by a vote Of 3 to no..
Those voting AYE" were McGOld-
rick. McDcnough and McDermott The
motion TO refer the resolution TO the
committee OF the whole was then
passed
The public health committee, which
has been investigating the cause OF
the foul odors emanating from a
sewer inlet al Second and Adams
streets. presented a report in which
IL stated that the fumes are caused
by the drainage from the morocco
shops which run the waste water in
TO the sewer. The committee recon-
mended that the matter be referred
TO the Street and Sewer Department
for further investigation and report
back to Council. Councilman Nc
Dermott said foul gases come from
many of the sewer inlets about the
city and thought this could be stop
ped by the installation Of traps OF
air jets. He said it was matter for
the Board of Health to take up also
Recommendations from the Park
Commissioners that the city accept
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
LARGE CONTRACT.
What \. II. Danforth Wants Every
Personin Wilmington 10 do.

When the DR. Howard Co. the en-
terprising manufacturers. first offered
a so cent package Of Or. Hovard's
specific. throush ~ 3. Danforth. for
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia
at half price. on the guarantee Of the
Or Howard Co. to return the money II
il did not cure. they thought 1t prob
able from their experience with other
medicines for these diseases that
there would be a good many packages
returned But although they have sold
hundreds of bottles. not one has been
brought back.
n. y. Danforth wants every person
in Wilmington who has constipation.
dyspepsia. headaches. or liver trouble
To call or send Is cents by mail and
get sixty doses Of the best medicine
ever made at half the regular price.
with the guarantee of the Dr. Howard
Co. to refund the money il il docs not
cure.
Evening journal., 1915-10-15
DIES I'm THE WEST.

Word has been received in Whining
ton Of the death recently at Redondo
Beach. California, of Mrs Auna Marie
Burke. formerly Countess Won Rocka-
brandt of Germany. who was the wife
of Major Thomas burke. formerly OF
this city Mr.. Burke is the father Of
Mrs. Katharine Fuqua. of No. 3oi East
Eleventh street and Mrs. Joseph l.. Gel
ger. of No. Gl2 West Sixth street, this
uity. The deceased and Major Burke
we're married about two years ago and
since then they had lived at Rcdondo
Beach
Evening journal., 1915-10-15

more modern than the present build
ing regulations.
There was referred 10 the commit
tee of the whole a petition from John
b. Pietuszka and Joseph D'Amico.
city court interpreters. asking for pay
commensurate with the services they
perform. The men now receive so
cents case.
The balance in bank was reported
to be s452.59S,69. The S. ?. c. A. was
allowed $3.50. the September appro-
priation and $500 for taking up un-
muzzlod dogs during the summer
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from p. S. DUPONT and the DUPONT
Powder Company two parcels OF land
near the Rising sun Bridge were
adopted and the land accepted It
has been added to the park system.
There was another recommendation
from the Park Commission that the
city purchase a 2-acre plot at Eighth
and Duncan streets for an athletic
field which was referred to the COM
mittee Of the whole
President Downward introduced a
resolution instructing Building In
spector Anderson to draw up a new
building ordinance which will be
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nEMocRArs ELEcr oFFIcERs.

The Democrats of tho Fifth ward
elected these ward officers last night ;
John j. Mullen. chairman Hugh G.
Boettger. vice chairman. and John b.
Morrow, secretary.
Democrats Of the Tenth ward named
these officers: Charles Grubb chairman
Thomas Newall. vice chairman; Huston
Lannan, secretary.