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Milford chronicle., 1915-08-06

of the flag; and that such addition shall
take effect on the Fourth of July sue.
ceeding such admission.
Flag Duy-June IA, the anniversary oi
the adoption of the flag, is celebrated as
Flag Day in many of our States
In order to show proper respect for the
flag, the following rules should be OBJ
served
! 1t should not be hoisted before sunrise,
nor allowed to remain up after sunset.
At retreat" sunset, civilian specta-
tors should stand at attention and give
the military salute.
When the National colors are passing
on parade or review, the spectators should,
if walking, halt; and if sitting, rise and
stand at attention and uncover.
When the flag is flown at half staff as
a sign of mourning, it should be hoisted
to full staff at the conclusion of the fun
eral. In placing the flag at half mast,
it should first be hoisted to the top of the
staff and then lowered to position, and
preliminary to lowering from half staff
it should first be raised to top.
On Memorial Day, May 80, the flag
should fly at half-mast from sunrise till
noon, and full staff from noon to sunset.
from "Sons of Revolution,
State of New York
The Scouts Pledge to the Flag
i pledge allegiance to my flag ard to
the Republic for which it stands; one ma
ton indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all. .''-Oficial Handbook B. S. of A.
CONTINUED next week.
Milford chronicle., 1915-08-06
Go to Church if You Wish to Be
Healthy In Mind and Body
% TO CHURCH If you wish to be healthy!
A healthy mind means healthy body.


~ healthy mind means healthy body No who
does not GO TO CHURCH can have healthy mind.
conscience the greatest tonic for the body No
have clear conscience unless he GOES TO CHURCH. Faith
and deep religion accomplish than the most renowned
physician. No Is happy in sin True happiness may be
found in God You cannot with God unless you go
the house of God God is the great healer.
LET ANY CHRISTIAN THAT UNHAPPY
WHEN QUITS CHURCH. MAY RICH ENJOY
HIMSELF WITHOUT STINT WITH THE PLEASURES THIS
WORLD, BUT IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS HE KNOWS AND FEELS
THAT THERE IS SOMETHING LACKING. MEN WHO HAVE NOT
ENTERED CHURCH IN YEARS CAN'T CONCEAL THEIR
LIGHT WHEN THEY GET BACK TO THE FOLD THEY
THEY ARE DOING RIGHT WHEN THEY GO TO CHURCH.
THERE IS GREAT SATISFACTION IN DOING WHAT IS RIGHT
Therefore while there thousand and why
person should GO TO CHURCH. not the least of these is the
that GOING TO CHURCH makes for long and happy
life on this earth and life eternal in the hereafter
Be healthy in mind and body
GO TO CHURCH next Sunday and every Sundayl
Get your neghbor to do ikewise
Help along the splendid GO TO CHURCH movement in this
glorious land of ours!
Milford chronicle., 1915-08-06

"After praising the
wine they sell us vine
gar"
Thus runs an old
Spanish proverb.
That's not the way
with us. We praise the
result value Of our
SOant ads. And we
sell you tabloid public
ity that sparkLeS with
real Oalue.
Milford chronicle., 1915-08-06

1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
BOYS LACK FARE;
TAKEN Off TRAIN
I've Lads Fram knnsas City Arrested
Whiis Attempting g. Steal
Ride.

Paul Hibbs ana William schumanu
os Kansas CITY encountered trouble iu
Noiia- last evening shea they board
81 an rasfh1uud passenger train az
ruenty-frst street and had no money
uiih ahirh fo raY their fare. The
Conductor stopped thr train and put
ere boys on AZ fhe train steamed up
aEaia. ere hpTs boarded the rear coach
and oaee more a delay vas caused
ahii@ ttT CONDUCTOR turned the boys
over in che police.
This wpFHiuE when taken before Fo-
u.~ Magistrate GlEtafsUn The lads
tnit Eari luck stories. ana .nasmuch
a. they seemed 90 b. telling thf truth.
fines Of 80 WTrr Elrprnded ovcr them
utth enc under landing tfat thrE leave
town ar once.
The toyE claimed 90 hr on their way
Co Milwaukee. wis. where they hope
90 obtain Jobs az summer resorts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

UuIontuvu. Pa. June -9-IuLse
Van svrariuErn. tn common pleas
r1u-f here today. issued an order clos
Ing aii saloons. hrcvcries and dist.l-
lcrirs in Fayeifc county for the entire
day 90 july 8. when Independence day
viii o. observed here. He specified
that noe only front doors we're Co be
closed hut that the order applied to
All other entrances and that no in
toxieants we're 90 BE- sold Under the
law liquor licenses are
issued by the courts. which also con-
frnl fArLr nperallnn-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
OF YOUNG
MAN ACCIDENTAL
fareusr'. Irry Tinas Vsneeucellious
ulrt Following Dive from
Boat.

Tr John Nareraerju0lE mrt tis
death OIL "a resaif OF accidental GFouu-
los uaE thF cDneiusiou arrived az by
co. ee-rae-a jury -asrH let. ffati
m6ay as an isgueEf heia iu uauieison
sHf Fg~Eae E.H-E1e. Moline. iaat even
IHE
a.e1rzr sHrE. Eerrs Long ard Eana
Fer=raae. rar three Voaas people ato
est aeea .. 600 Ffver uifr Nanerurri-
Haas .H r boat at ffr ume 90 the
eaafsr atfrfgoau or the
.saaa shoFr. vrre prin-
H HreH Substance of She
ase rraf che rnars man
..r.f Oh. et fr- taat $3.50 ere aafer.
rH.t rarH r1 row aH. As De- vas
on eEHerr sulHmrr ttFs thought tt
Fr Cd practical s4sr shea Dr. dit
Ha fF .r an aEresrarrF af once. ana
Hes come fsr trt1-r fhet became
sl. r.afrerT seemed. ta FhnW
.sr 600 r.saE man aat rsrt bee death
o. rr ar some aerltent uti.r
Eez ar#FF aFfFr
F.e-rsf services f6F ere Fogrs man
--e E-tt Etss sftTruooa in ffT home
re- Es sister. Wrs Dave ustsFifFs. o..
..e5s ne tafr ujI 81 s~Et to@nE-
Pow fr Jaaislsra. tt1.. aterr irtrrmenf
..t take rtaeF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
POPE WAS MISQUoTED
IN INTERVIEW ON WAR

Rome. June IS. (via Paris. June 29l
The Ossservatore Romano the offic-
iai organ OF the Vatican. publishing the
statement made by Cardinal Pietro
Gasparri. papal secretary of state. in
which ne declared Pope Benedict was
uisquotcd in the published interview
obtained from him last week by
Louis Latapie. member of the stan
of the Paris La Liberte. makes this
comment
From this interview Il follows that
the ideas OF the pope must be sought
aagin I'm Official pontifical documents
and not IN words never uttered but
which were attributed 10 the pontif
and which were reproduced with fan
tastic Interpretation in the newspa-
pers without respect for the august
dignity OF the pope.
Additional evidence OF this lack OF
respect is found in the discussion OF
the letter from the pope 20 Prince Won
Buelow. An effort has been made TO
give IL political character and signifi-
canoe. whereas il was private letter
replying 70 Prince Won Buelow. who,
unable 10 visit the Vatican, believed it
well 10 write the pope 10 take leave of
him and ask mis- benediction for the
princess. Attempts are being made TO
comfort this letter into a political docu-
meut and the newspapers even ask its
publication without regard 10 the
pope"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

the object % his mission 20 the United
states further than TO say that he had
been IN Boston visiting his family and
expected 20 reJoln General Niiia in
Mexico The visit. however. served 10
sst AZ rest In . large measure. rumoTs
% rupture between villa and AnEe-
lee. since the latter presented 20 Gen
srai scott peFaonai letter from villa
TIE letter referred 20 Angeles as
Villas dear friend and companion
General Angeles did not refer % the
reesnf arrest % General Hucria aud
his adhsreuis az - Paso. nor did ne
discuss iszEth the military situation
tr Mexico. General scott said the dis
cussion was more a general review %
ire situation Ca Mexico and a descTip-
zion % some Of General Angeles eXper-
tences.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
FAIL TO LOCATE
BODY OF SUNDEEN
No Trace Discovered OF Moline Nan
Who Is Thought To Have Lost His
Life sunday.

George Gould OF Moline reports that
40 $3.50 sunday evening he saw boat
drIfrinz into shor, az Forty-htth street
which hc believes was occupied by
Alvin Suuleou. who 10 is thought lost
n.s life iu the Mississippi river the
same evening. Efforts 20 locate the
body have So tar failed and as yet no
one has been found who saw the man
au out of the boat.
Air sharp. e26 Forty-hfth street No
line. declares that he did not see sun
deem lau into the water. Report was
circulated that he was the only person
60 witness yhs accident.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MOLINE PLOW GO.
CLOSES FACTORY
Plant VIII BE Shut Down July l for
Anuua, Inventory and Repairs to
Machinery.

Closing OF shops of the Moline Plow
company. July ] for annual inventory
and for repairs 20 machinery viii az
feet coo men. All departments viii be
closed with exception OF those for eN-
perimcntal work and pattern-making-
J. l.. Irving. superintendent, stated
today that he could not say how long
the shutdown viii continue. Some men
viii be retained in each department 20
assist in inventory work. and on how
soon the task OF checking up is com
pletcd viii largely depend the time of
resumins operations. Probabilities are
the plant viii be idle during all OF
July.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

Detroit. aIch. June 20 Industrial
progress in N~E EuE'Hnd. and labor
conditions iu the south were among
subjects of discussion today az the COM
grafiru of fhr Association 81 Govern
mrnfal Labor OmrialE 90 the United
states and Canada John S. q. uavic.
labor commiEtioner OF Sew Hampshire.
told 6f the growth of industries in his
tefrif1ry. and a. L. Shlpman. labor
comm lfairrrr 81 North Carolina. dis
Guessed the labor situation in southern
states.
Tenant labor iu fhT south. taken as
a whole. Be- nor satisfactory" said SIR.
shipnau. The principal reason is
that the large supply OF fresh land
available makes fhF tenant farmer
ear-irrs of fertilization and Eeneral
fr1rr1grmrrt"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
WILL RENoVATE THE
I o. o. = BUILDING

Tlsas tBr seenratisE the Swedish
olive hatltlaz. 1i1jiHr. wrFe discuss
et sf fbr rrrslaE % Swedish Olive
lodge so See. O. o. %. o.. last evening"
Trustees tat rs.Htefs present to de-
r=rnia~ te~ w1Ts ubieh uiii need 90
a- faa~ end a rasfrart viii probably
30 f-f saG aart started before th~ cad
rr fHr present seek Considerable
r.sst-rirs has been aceonpiishe4 dur
TE enc Isst 90 DAYS
Because Independence day utii D.
celebrated rFtr 1f8sdaf. tuiy 5. de-
r.sfas vas reached Co postpone the
n@tt meeurF tut she following Mon
aar. Jafy ~ This constituted all bus
iarss transacted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ST. PAUL LODGE IN
SEMI ANNUAL MEET

ST. Paul iodze so 100. knights %
FyfhisE. held an election OF officers
last evening. Those named were:
Chancellor Commander - Thomas
Jolrny
Fre'afr- Fred Larson.
Master % Work Anderson
Master a. Arms sam Ryerson-
Inside Guard-Frauk BodalI.
Outside Guard-Iohn Stronohlc-
Representative FOR two ycars-Wil-
liam Lamont.
Tickets for an excursion 20 De given
by the order Monday evening. July H..
were distributed 90 the members last
n-shl-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
FIVE IN COUNTY
ARE SUCCESSFUL
Quintet Of Those Who Took Teachers
Examinations Are To Receive Ger
tificates.
Is UNUSUALLY FINE SHOWING
County superintendent j. Pleased With
Number. Declaring 1t Largest in
Year.

The best showing in years made by
a class taking arst examinations for
teachers certificates was that OF this
year. Miss Lou n. Harris. county sup
erintcudent Of schools. asserted today.
90 the class OF 81 which took the tests
on Nay and :. five were successful.
according 20 word Miss Harris has
inst received from the state board OF
education az Springfield.
The tests were according 20 the
courses laid out hy the state board. -
MIss Harris declared this morning. 1t
was nue showing. one-scvcnth OF the
number who took the examinations
passing Never before has the frac-
tIon ~ those successful been so large.
la some wears We have been without
ary Euccl sful applicants"
To Teach In Fail.
The teachers will receive their Ger
rHcatcs ln time for the opening of
school iu the fali Several OF the num-
her who were successful viii teach in
Rock Island schools.
Miss Harris announced this morning
that with the exception OF one speaker.
all Of the program had been
arranged Tor the county teachers in
s-iiute to De held in this city in August.
AS soon as this speaker is secured.
the program viii be issued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
DR., Gnln. In Minnesota.

So. Paul. ailnn-. June 29.-Dry forces
eaptured three out % four counties
vofinE on local option Ia this state
ycsterday. Early returns from these
counties Indicated that ~ least two Of
them would be vet but the fnal
count shows Mower. Grant and Wilkin
counties dry. with Crow Wing county
retaining the saloons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ELiCE utwE

TasssaT =rrstr Herself Aioas~
C~WHa Pays sFF5rst. TIE sires's
RsiEs
WsGnssG8v = TIC uiam1ad FFom
sss say two parts Ire ramsFsir3
ussssEss WEE ugms5rish saw the
JOKE
rnarstssy --Izsst 6f tk~ ChoTass~
IT, ttas ts tks Nssieys~ Carrie
CEsetis o. TIE ttssgssfafsrs
Frifav=erHs Girt EnEfne~r~ fftaE-
arts % Hsies serf-sfs ~C1aatrss
wears Jewels $40 parts ~N1oa-
ssiasFss~ cuGs,sVs
SATURDAY Girl - The Music
Hail. Two ass I've comedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
CONSCIENCE DRAFTS
SENT TO ASSESSOR

The Davenport city assessor rccciv-
90 tun drafts for $3.50 each. one for
the cts of Davenport and the other
fDr scott county. from an unknown
rarty tnIav Th" money viii he pilc-
fd in the conscience fund account SO
reasons for che donations were rivcu
or can b. guessed hy officials
The drafts were purchased af the
RnrE Island savings bank iu thiE city
and drawn on che Corn EzelauSs bank
~ lE---..-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
COUPLING BREAKS ON
LONG FREIGHT TRAIN

rFsn ff sr CROSSINGS frsn sls-
f=r1fg 11 rvssre ssgrtt streets sasss
f- river rFas vas tasF Ee r7H aser
.at5 Bale fa aagF Tas maralsE vsrs
esuE HE es one OF ere eses sf s
eHE Hs.EHF rrts er ere ft vasss~
.Hes bras4 sr % s6 rBr frFlEsf vss
v-s.HaGat Hesev rea esse.
U1E was rarH eUssF sfsE OF "a re-
FIE-rsrsr cor aat sH ma4F-s was
required r1 r-ps.r Hfs FsmsE- se ssss
ere rfs5zsF .a8at proceed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

rss ssssiss &c Asrli g Sc fFoFs 20
50 kees % his ssfss FsFsrfs ls Rock
ts-sne uElls tseFs rs fafser-is- iaw
Grove fss sarss sissa4s Bic srorif-iEf.
sussisE ghs ar4fFs irs1 a aises. .aiarie &
sas saTss sse fssssElsE ere tafsr f1
sss sssscs &c $50 1fsFsis cas- enc t.ii
ta fsif. aat fsssss.se wFsf 5er1 e1-rf
~ 80 epr aeseeF set sfoe seE ere
saTeleas wtsh ftr above fesaits-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
BROUGHT INTO COURT
FOR FAILURE TO PAY

ct5reHee Htsfs5ts Tss rrarf ssrssf
was st.-.t Isrs eoaeF coast Ef.s mars-
5a eeetase ar sas rtatFs EF FsF ssass
tsnazrs ts Comm ss.eseF Tsss Hfsrr
FI7 esf .sHtF.as "a harse UsssnaT sst
fFaga se.t Gs Hsss 70 esaasas ee ere
f te sa1v no cor bis erect ss Co.
aIsss "a 9avmsuF ssrgFtsF BE- vas re-
leased tt developed faaf Eassesss
1ife't r. horse aaf Bgssv frsa tss Wsr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

rsssssy =CssT c6amts ta Rivals 70
Hearst HetlE Nsss-
VVsssssGsg =gtstf asset asf is-st q
a H e6evsrta6s ptefsr-s
rEarseisv =CgrGs TaWEsesg grzfyss
- TINA Of Goa
FrtsaV ttss WaFss 5s he s-5esiaa-
sssaFssT ltsFrV ff1r~r fr IRE
Glrt v-sa 1tfsss stsvs Gsra. Erossuay
star feature
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
OUTING IS PLANNED
BY MEN OF TRINITY

rr- ss-sr-r W W $500 900. sfe O.
aFeslEsF esrsrs.5e. aH s
E.r-e est-r ere sasr ar Trashy
1f-rs rts5. f1vE Gee FTFF rH.e r-
rE ne teaE VIII .Fsr- r.r rH.r af
N.srsr-asF sTrF-F sF 9.H.a Ir
-s sarss6s Lei being E.a=r Coz rsr tea--
rs es fart vt5rs ss rT H- used Cog
ss- rrfee6rsE1e ef fer 5zreF1F OF
r~fesr eEareN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
WitbboId News Of Can,i,es.

Paris. June 29.-The Matin says that
the German government. having failed
10 grant the request made through the
Spanish embassy al Berlin that the
names be supplied OF French prisoners
retained in French territory occupied
by Germany. France will be obliged TO
withhold all news regarding German
prisoners in the war zone and TO pro-
hibit correspondence with them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
GbeateE


rsssfsF sEf-t ctsgsas 5a -
ca7e ssf sss ttsase
"Wednesday -WtIssa EFrt fe
'Ussr We Were rvrssF- oeeF
rssrsfsV =FFase.s S. Esssrze se.
GsvFr.V GaTes 5a -GrassEsFsr
rrefsT =W7f.s tFstsF= rfIsr gesfr-
srs
sssFrf5y ~ eessss EessFfreF 57-
sgsssT #oFrfs fssrsaa aat olive
ETssss@ Gel r8TEssieE Booze
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
nmnha Sreearnr Readr.

Omaha. Nch.. June es.-omaha's new
board speedway is ready for the 800
mile $4,000 automobile race July 8.
Those who have entered are Res;a.
Rickenhaeher. orr. HenninEs. Chand-
Ter. milford. Alley. Donaldson. o'Don-
nell. Haupt. Hughes. Keene. DevoTe.
Cooper. John De Palma. Grover Berg
doll ana Irwin BerEdolL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

schedule of cases to come up at that
time, jury viii be drawn. It may be.
however. that the attorneys will de-
eide against further work in court
this summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
CITY CHAT


0seHrftss- tzE
Eev r. e9e~ 81 u-sFr Erss.
rsr -s1r-rs. carr VEasa Erefs
TrEcsF rsvFs a-ss.F e1aoasg
tsEss~sFess GsrFrss e. Storage
H $50
Wear "a g. 0aef6r es+-I ksr ,t=as
Fassi7e ssae. Harper EFsss bssrG
Ws= Efrr cers=r sE vIt o.
Tossed Eere.FE jelly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

pfssssas frsgsssstT bsrss Nhsa Fs-
tisvsss srura 80 sssass pressure %
sks Gsssss a. wssek Trey are @iasd.
IT, sac e tree % sss from th~ very
deep ssss wee breaEas 90 sss sgr-
sse@ May csrrtsity dag pp- sews
stories sssS = sot Gizslztlzr tea
G-Eey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

Charles Akers and wife TO Chaunoey
C. Lewis North 40 II of W 100 II.
ouuot 1. r a. Smiths sub div. of out
lot of outlot B, smith < Whites
add. Moline. 1865.
William Shuh TO Emiel De Marie.
Lot ~. blk rs. East Moline 81
Narinus Horstkamp and wife 20
Harry F. Olson. Lot .. Chapman's
sub div. lot 4, Candee Grove, Moline
$500.
Jessie r. HeusIey and husband 70
City of Rock Island. East so II, lot
Is. Assr's plat 1870, in nefl. sec 11-17-
Wv. $1,000.
Maurice Calline 10 Esther HON.
Lot 10, blk 1S5. East Mo
line. 81
Agreement for Deed.
Frank J. NesseIer and wife 70 Earl
J. Stoner. Lot II, South Rock Islard.
81 $50.
Quit Claim Deed.
Hiepoliet Boone by heirs TO Sera-
phina Boone. Lot II. blk s. Silvis. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MEETING FRIDAY OF
ATTORNEYS IN COURT

Judge y. a Larson issued q call
this morning for attorneys TO appear
in county court Friday morning. al
which time Will be taken up the mat
ter of a trial list for next week. In
case that it is decided to make a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
MEXICO CITY IS NOW
SHUT OFF FROM WORLD

tCoeuaurd from Page orel
s8a az the state department that b
YES e1aneetsd vith the coup 20 re-
establish a Hurrta regime in Mexico.
General Angeles FIRST sent iut1 con
fererce vith Enr.qur g. Linrcute.
head 90 ttr villa agency.
Angeles and t.iorrnte then sent 20
tire var department. 90 eonfer with
grisafler Geaeraf Scott. chief % star
of che army. "a view % Liorenis's an
that the mission OF An
s@irs vas military. and General Scots
thnrouEh faHuiiiaTify with Mexican
military aHairs. which inciudrs al in
sisuate acquaintance With Niiia. the
e1-ferrucr attracted much attention.
Ne nrrak With Villa
After spcaGinE more than two hours
Nth Cersrai Scott. Angeles and LioE-
ente left the state. War aat nsvy build
isE without esiiiaE on aay other one
sats. TIE tvo Mexieass eeeiined 20
discuss thesF talk vita the chief OF
stas. sayisE an announcement would
b. rszas o. The later sfafs=szt prom
ss@4 ~ Ce=srai Angeles
Aftsr th~ co1s~reEee. Csaerai Scott
szis csssFzi Angeles lad 10; revealed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

mere uss aEs activity fs Fae Eass
Ifarr ss-=frfs. e1fFt YESTERDAY J.
fE.FHs ~ Ease ttaHae. HteeT has
trfrer. vac assessed sts1s faF speed
rE fra urrmss ~ usVenPoFt was
=er fF aes 81 o. srass % siivjs
ana tfsF- rsr EeeF bFoeek ~ E8rs
fs.srH err- sssess=f simitsr amounts.
Charges ees5asr rhr Uacs tsiaaf man
were fraat-arrss ana reckless ariF-
Frars Eaift. o. farmer % Hiiisfair.
aeas- auto crashed iEtp a horsedrav-u
care. gave bonds Cog his appearance
Er .aarf srrF
fr-rHee r1rrrr and 20 Wh.irrr
=r- eseE ar or o'clock yesterday
morning on FIr~erfh avenue between
tse saf Seventh streets Fast Mo-
Hre WHfr~r vas fred So and costs
erE .re tr#rrHr CONAN vas Sent to her
people r arraWaH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29
SMEDLEY Is HEAD
OFTOASTMASTERS
vsmsa o. Presidents II OrEaalzaEias 90
Aaaaasl Heetiax "a ta~ Vr.
flaalzafian.
esoD rEoGEsN - EtNBTEED
=. ~. vl.ala Diseuss~s fmprsss't sa-
dlElaas ia Philippines ta.i~r
arls sam.

ne s9a.sf nrrfsr ~ enc feast
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-29

Frank ]. NesseIer and -Wife 20 Earl
J. Stoner. Lot II, South Rock Islard.