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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
TRAINING CLASS FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETS

Sunday school teachers to the mum
Der of 80 held their first annual meet
ing at the Y. NJ c. A. Monday even
ing TO take up the training work which
il is proposed to give in this city.
Twenty-three enrolled for the three
divisions which viii be formed. Those
teaching pupils under 10 years VIII be
divided into two divisions and the
third Will be made up OF teachers
whose classes are over Il.
Rev L. F. Havermale outlined the
work it is proposed to do Twenty
four lessons are to be given TO pro
mote efficiency in the Sunday school
room. The next session Of the class
gs viii be held next Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
REPUBLICANS THE
ONLY ASPIRANTS
Other Parties Not Represented
Among Candidates for
Judge and Clerk.

Today vas tHe last day for the films
NJ nom nations for Jae primari-s az
aaieh candidates fos judge and clerk
20 t1r new municipal court ain be
selected. ~ 20 a iate hour .n the
Afternoon che democrats. pr1sTes slves
all socialists we're not appreciated.
and it looked as SRI the republican pri-
mari-a would virtually auc .ut Lo ca
election
Tva republicans bad oiled Coz lIiEe.
G. % u.erz and = 80 OaEicaf. while
thrrr uere SIX candidate for clerk
and another s1oEu 60 be- in the field
Peg rera che aHGIr1lf. arc Walter
GrLl. b.. 49, Anderson. Heavy Hon
man. No. H1s-ercr. George schraler.
-. IT, o.. rsoa. and Dtt1 e. Anderson.
The Last named intended to fie as
r1-- rs r.rs.1ie. as 20 wanted Ihe last
place CO. the primary ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
ROTARY CLUB FAVORS USE
OF DENTIST IN SCHOOLS

Meeting of the Moline Rotary club
held today noon in the Manufacturers
hotel was devoted principally to dis
cussion OF the report regarding the
providing of dentist for pupils of the
public schools. Everything is in readi-
ness for establishing the dental office
and the Rotarians are well pleased
with their success so far
W II. Schultzke was chosen dele
gate to the central division of Rotar-
ians TO be held in Chicago. Feb. p.
President r. 5. Hosford called atten-
ton of the membership to the need for
cleaning the streets and alleys of Mo
line. Decision was reached to make
this a special subject at the first meet
ing in February
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
TRINITY CHURCH
IS FLOURISHING
Bis Increase IN Members an
Good financial Condition
shown III Reports.

~ tsc auuuaI meeting of Trinity
EnEiish Ll-Hera- c.ltcE reports were
read an- officers frr the yslr chpreu.
% was shown tlat tlr mcut -rlIip
- new 1fs. OF which ff were received
durirE tur year ty letter. lf by com
fessiot 90 faith. hF baptism and
. b. confirmation. Easile q total gain
% 80. Eeg.ra'rr tlr ycar with aa
cvcrdraff enc church lIs paid ouc and
is nov even. TIRE receipts being So
5fs2t and the cVreltitures sZ.j-z.zU-
The membership OF the sunday
sChccl o. a. on ccommcudati5u Of
tie pastor. Rev. s.. D. Miller. Sc vas
decided 10 change tlc form % colIec-
ten aud envelope VIII re employed
hereafter. The election % omceTs re-
suited as follow
peacuc--Roy Sriglc
1'rastecs-Lr. ID. 3d. Freeman and
Joseph Nelson.
prgnnist SARAH sund'ue
delegate 20 the Illinois conference
-. T.. Cakisaf. alternate. ~. r. Co
Gcha
rcieEats 90 che association % EuE-
Iish chrTrhcs- Roy Scipir. alternate.
Sarsa Suutiuc.
pr.eEa.c 60 district annual meeting
"a q Garrison. alternate. Aiic9
NbIezc.
Ush-rf-irytne Touac. Roy seipis.
Albert Ci-Cu. and Hsrbert We'saud .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06

z1onths there we're 20 cases. the great
est number being In September. No
vsmbsr saE the disease practically
stamped out. the sources % Infection
having been removed. This IN nearly
all eases was fouud 70 Be wells which
had become contaminated
There we're duTius ne II months 50
crsea % smallpox. The greatest mum
Der o. cases were reported ir Nay.
when there we're p. n June there
we're -.
During the II months there Vere
$50 bahiss born IN the city. there be-
iuE three more boys than gir.s-
Lsaths duFirs the year average about
fue n day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
HAMILTON MUCH
WANTED IN IOWA
Check Forger in Prison Here
Operated at Several Places
West of Here.
HASTEN TO PUT IN CLAIMS
Worked 4 Game Similar 70 That Used
Here az Oss moines. eYrlins-
ton and Elsewhere.

D. 81. Hamilton. so-called. who Is
uow iu the county jail because of his
having cnshed a bogus check az the
Oke-bcEE ieWeiry store in this city
Saturday evening. 81 a much wanted
man No sooner had word gone cut
a. his operations here than requests
for him we're presented from Des
Molues. Burlington. Columbus June
ton and Charlton. Iowa All want O
chance al him as soon as the local
authorities finish with him
At Des Moines he operated urdsr
The name Of b. l. Chesebro and DE de-
ffauded a merchant. Karl a. Euhiman.
cut Of sum % money with his check
game. He bought a muT for SI15. pre-
rrfcd O. check for sIG7 so. took the
difference ln cash and ordered the
goods shipped 90 him az Kansas City
% fore the mum had gotten very far
on its way the merchant became sus-
r.cious and succeeded co. stopping de-
livery. securing the property's return
eventually.
At Burlington be operated under the
name OF = ~. CErr'urtou and be work
Cd the game successfully there. as he
I.i also 90 Columbus Junction.
Worked fer Newspaper.
Hamilton d.d not live or any OF the
place named. Before tue holidays he
solicited advertising for O holiday
OF O. newspaper at Charlton and
went from there 90 Burlington It
seems that the check game Is new
one with him and 60 is evidently one
Ter Whirn %, u.s. wen fitted Ia all
eases re used fEa same blank form as
be- did here. tho Tri State Consolidated
Coal e. Coke company being the name
" the company which IS supposed 10
have issued the paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
LODGE CELEBRATES 61ST
ANNIVERSARY WITH PARTY

Moline lodge No. 133, I. 0. 0. T.,
last evening celebrated its 61st ami
niversary. Members and their fami.
lies acre present in force for the oc-
casion. A e. Ridenour acted as mas
ter of ceremonies, and a program was
given including addresses and must
cal numbers. During the evening the
children of members present were
formed in line and marched past
Santa Claus, who gave fruit and can.
dy. E4ater there was dancing. inter.
spersed with songs by members Of the
degree stan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
Mrs. Margaret c. Churchill.

Mrs. Margaret c. Churchill died a,
noon Tuesday AT the home, 537 Six
teenth avenue. of dropsy. She was 79
years of age. having been born Oct.
1s. 1895. in Henderson county. She
is survived by three sons. Charles O.
Battle Greek, Iowa, John OF Ute, Iowa,
and Oren Of Costana, Iowa, and Two
daughters, Mrs. Anna Mitchell ana
Mrs. May Bigelow, both Of Moline.
There are also two sisters living
Atlantic, Iowa. The remains viii be
taken to Ute. Iowa. for burial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
BEATEN AND
ROBBED BY THREE MEN

NiEo Ea-ch. an Austrian. VAS Eet mp
eu Hy three c1uratr.o.H Monday uieh'
ru fle yards OF the =uvis shops and
robbed OF $50 iir vas badly beaten
u.'r BRASS EuucsisE and other weapons.
Later i1 che u.ztt three mel were ar
rested and tails morning they were
arr rrrd ir q local Justice court on
charges OF res4IiL sam BiEemar vas
nurd $40. 1ilse Hiremar was assessed
$50 and Eli Sgusb1vick MAS fined $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
Mrs. Hester A. Feelev.

Mrs Hester A. Feeley, a resident OF
this country since 1856. died at 1880
this morning in her home. AIS Six
teenth street, general debility due to
age being ascribed IS cause of death.
She came toRocll Island in 1856 and
resided in that city until 1901, when
she removed to Moline
Mrs. Feeley was born June IA. 1851.
in Harrison county, Ohio. She is eur
vived by her husband and four daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Z. E ZiegIer Of Rock Is
land. Mrs G. Wiese, Mrs y Z. Ben
son and Mrs. Sadie Jackson, ali of Mo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
GET TEACHER FOR
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Moline High School TO Have 4
New Member OF Faculty
Hereafter.
MISS KATE YoUREX NAMED
Genres Frsrn Carton. 49, ard VIII
Slss Have Charge e. Physical
Training 81 Girls

Miss Kate Yor-na Canton. rl-
vas sarar-s IS ere board 90 educa.
sior faar egeair~ fs take charge %.
fasfrrefor fl pabIl. apa1aInr ana
$500 e4fsfre f9r tf~ girl. la t1e
80 sefo,f ne esr,rls4 .r a new
g. AMI A. evseefrf 81 meet a need
Waf~4 - b~eu fsfr FOR come ume
Tn. rer member ~ f1- seu.fr 81 ,
sraa rs her ssera airn rhe be-.ra .rs
~ 49, nv ~euesssr m rrB-.arg.
vf,. yo.f-rs 4. well rua.. r.f f8r tfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06

tu nfon Eli can nnd instant r.
foot Fsmedies IL soothea and allGc .
the paiu and burning at once. Don't
think for n minute because you have
tried powders aad oiutm ents and tab
lets that dissolve In bot water. with
no great relief. that all hope - gone
10 90 your nearest druGEist and sct
fONtsD-yOur relief VIII be instant
and your cordfgrr perpetual. and you
will bless the Gay you read this pa
per. TU<fsO - FOR sal by all drug
rfsrs. g cents. or sent By mail pre-
md ~ Dsa.1so1 Fharr1al-al CO.. Chtearo,
N.u VIII AWAY. 1nss ronE, - John v.
~~bn~ftier'~. C~ss- y. ~fraf~'.. 0rto a.
tv~rss- A. - E~t-> snd College Fhsr-
may. Es<k Isss nj. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
ALEDO

Misses Sophia and Saliie Taylor re-
turned 90 their home in woodruff sat.
urday after making "a fcv days visit
with their sister. Mrs. a. C.. Bridgford
Mrs. Margaret Ryner left Thursday
ior In Plata, Mo. Co spend q Few
days with her son. Glenn Ryner-
Misses Frances Day and Vera LII
treil went 90 New Windsor Saturday
. 20 spend the dag with friends.
Aiiss Ella Mckee went 10 Norwood
Friday 90 spend a few DAYS no the
home OF her brother. Ralph Mckee
and family.
Mrs. Chris Thede went 90 Viola
! Saturday 10 make brief visit with
friends.
The Chrysauthemum Sewing club
met a. the home OF Mrs. H. !. Postle-
waite Tuesday Afternoon. ~ this
meeting a Christmas tree was pro
yided and Christmas gifts were ex-
changed. All enjoyed a very pleas
ant afternoon.
Alr. and Mrs. J. VI. Powers arrived
home "wednesday from weeks visit
with relatives IN JOY.
DR. and Airs. n. r. Morrison of Free
port were guests at the home OF Mrs.
Rinedaii and family last week
Mrs. Johnson OF this city and Mrs.
a. u. Grit OF Springfield. Ohio. ar
rived here Saturday from "a Jew days
visit with relatives in Keithsburg.
Air- and Mrs. Alex Trier OF Topeka.
kas-. have come 20 visit relatives and
friends.
lie Roy Miller OF Galcsburr WAS the
guest OF Aledo friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. z. Among gave "a /
. o'clock dinner in honor OF their
daughter. Miss Katherine. who cele. +
brated her I2th birthday Tuesday att .
crnCon az their home on South Col
lese avenue. Twelve little girls were +.
present and had very pleasant time.
Air. and Mrs. =. = Halstead OF near
Hamlet arrived home the frs. OF the
week from West Liberty. Iowa. where
they had been visiting 1lr and Mrs.
Ben Haistead.
Miss Larine Thompson returned 10
her school work In Elgin Saturday aft
r spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Weeks OF
New Boston were guests az the home
y Mrs. Weeks parents. AIr. and Mrs.
saac Close. THIS week.
The big class adoption by the Aledo
amp. No. els. VI. W. \. has been post.
'oned from, the evening OF Jan. 3 TO
Ian. T.
Warren Evans left Thursday for his
lone in Fargo. y. D. after making a
veek's visit with HIS mother. Mrs.
iaria Evans and other relatives.
Mrs. l. {. Newton and daughter.
Hiss Mittylene. went TO Alpha Wed
esday 10 visit Mrs. Newton's brother,
ieOrge Bolton and family. Z
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall and
hildren and their guests. Elias Mar !
hall OF Beardstown and Miss Mary :
iigley OF Clayton spent Tuesday at q
be home or William LockmHler near 4
iichrist
Bert Hebel OF MOntrose. Cal. came
he first OF the week to spend a few y
avs with his uncle. D. A. Hebel ard \
,mily q
Mrs. 4. B. Giett o. Springfield. Ohio. v
as come to visit her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. p \. Johnson. II
The A,edo high school won its first :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
ORION


CHARLES D. Auett died 90 his home
.r T.roru. iowa. Dec. 1l aged so
years nine months and - days. SEE
was bora .u 3ic=sautovu. va. March
q. 1875. and %; tho age OF 70 be moved
90 orion where no resided vlth his
parents ulur Dec ~. 1897. when he
was united in marriage Co 2IabelIr a
TomIsCu OF CISCO. Ut- Following their
uiarrigse tie couple moved 90 q farm
u Iova where they have since lived.
Tle deceased was a member OF the
Christian church. He o. survived by
bis wife. one child. Leoia Francis. II
years % .Ee. his mother and foster
father. Harvey LCugh. three brothers.
George. Glenn and John Tough. also
foster brother ald sister Roy and
Miss Liuui- LouEu. all Of whom re-
side in this community. The funeral
services Vfre held in the Methodist
church ~ 1880 p. m Sunday. IN
charge OF the pastor. Rev. 4 &. Wood.
iuterrnent was iu Western cemetery.
a simple Wedding took place in the
parIor OF the MCfhodi @ Episcopal par
suanEe at ttts place 10 $500 last even
irr when lIiss Della AsDiund and
Frank Gould were united lu marriage .
ty Rev. H. e. wood. The young
couple left for visit vith relatives 90 .
Missouri. and upon their return will 60
20 housekeeping four miles north OF .
orion.
Dir. and llrs 7. l. streed and
Gauehter Afyldrid and son Ivan re
turned Friday from o weeks visit with
relatives in WoodhuIl
clyde Nelson was home from Chica-
30 through the holidays
Chester Frost Of Davenport spent
Nev- Years day with BITS parents. b
NJ sud Mrs Johnnie Johnson have
90 Warren. Nlinu-. after few
rcczs- visit with the iatter's parents.
.fr and Ms q. Anderson
Albert Anderson Of AuEustaua col
ego returned % his duties Monday. Il
1fcFsrg. Holden and Strced left Mon-
.ay for Streafor and Other eastern
Illinois cities on a few days business
rip
Prot Clarence Boutwell,. president :
4 the Eodiors Conservatory OF music
Z Moline vas home with his parents
yer sunday.
Mrs VIII KetteTinE and daughter. {
,uth. were home through the holidays
irs. Eetterink returning 20 her school
aties tn AnnGwan the first OF the G
eek Miss Ruth Ketterius returned !
unday evening to Moline where she
'iu resume her school duties.
Miss Alta Bailey left Saturday for \
hicaEo-
Miss Marguerite Coadon returned ;
-om Sheffield where she spent the va
alton time with her parents. 70 take y
? her school duties as assistant prin- n
pie c
Miss Florence shirley has returned
, her home In Carroitown after sever c
weeks visit with relatives near e
riou-
slr. and Mrs. Frank Gould left Sat Il
-day for an extended visit with rel C
ives tn Missouri
The siciEhtn< Is the finest that has Il
.eu had in this part OF the country d.
r many years. "a
George Alderman delivered a very
tcresiinE lecture on The Man OF the HI
our as the second number on the al
cture course
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
PROVES FAITH IN
DRY TOWnFUTURE
Henry Huberty Buys Five Pieces
OF Business Property in
Decatur.
TRADES WITH BREWING CO.
Says He Has Found No Trouble il
Getting Renters-Exehanoss
Farm in Henry County.

Henry Huberty. the well known No.
line contractor is willing 10 take a
chance on investment In property in a
dry town. Today he announced that
ne has just closed deal by which he
became owner of five pieces OF bust.
ness property in Decatur. which last
spring voted the saloons out Of exist
ence. He spent $lS,5OO for his new
holdings.
All the properties are favorably To-
Gated, part being corners. on one cor
ner he proposes to raze the old build
ing, which is an eyesore. and erect in
its place a $4,000 block Mir. EIubertv
says he has had no trouble i'm leasing
his property, having applications al.
ready in for the building which he is
to erect.
Trades Fine Farm.
All the properties were bought from
the Gipps Brewing company Of Peoria.
which apparently has given up hone
that Decatur will vote wet again in
the near future Mr.. Huberty traded
a 300-acre farm in Henry county in
the deal, being allowed $22,50O for Il.
He intends TO continue 10 make his
home in this city, where he has en-
gagged in the contracting business for
81 years and where he is the owner Of
much property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
B0WLERS COMPLAINING
OF THE LOSS OF SLEEP

Loss of sleep as a result of the play
ing of two series each evening is cont
2iailed of by members Of the Manu-
focturers' Bowling league and il Is
likely that a change viii be made 50
that bowling viii be done on four
nights each week, Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday. Last evening
the Barnard & Leas team was defeat
ed BY Deere K Co, while the Moline
Plow company juniors took Deere
Harvester into camp both being clean
SWEEPS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
HELD BY MOOSE LODGE

Belated Christmas exercises were
held by Moline lodge No 235, Loyal
Order of Moose, last evening at Tur-
ner hall. Edward Beregren was mas
ter of ceremonies and Mayor Carl
son, G. o. Dietz and +. Z. Pierson we're
among those who spoke. Mr.. Pierson
acted as Santa Clans, giving candy
and fruit to the large number Of chill
dren present. The Harmony quartet
sang and there were numbers by the
PIow City orchestra.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open CIogged Nos
triis and End Head-COlds.

You feel fine in a few moments. Your
cold in head or cAtarrh viii lee gone.
Your clogged nostriis viii open. 7 be- ar
passages of your hcad VIII clear ana
you can breathe frdelv No more dull
ness, headache; Nc hawking snutiina
mucous discharges Or dryness; no strug-
CLING for breath at might.
Tell your druggist You want 4 sinai
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm. Apply
little OF this fragrant autiseptie cream
in your nostrils. let it penetrate throuSl
every air passage df tie head; so"''.s
and heal the swollen iniamed mucous
membrane and relief comes insta hiI5.
1t Is just what ~ bry cold ami ca a arr 20
sufferer needs. DSn1t stay stuled-uP
and miserable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
Oh! My Feet
My Feet Hurt
They Ache and Burn and Pain Ne So
I Cant Stand 70.
es: Toxco-I=ssaat RsIssE

Fer tired arhfrz.
burning aWuilru
bet tnere's nofha
fnE uk~ ID>tsfN
Nou raav ta1ak
you " tried them
All. bet 10 yoCr
feee urt you
haveuft usrst
IOSfsO. ror the
policeman. the
hsrnsr. the tired
shop Girl. tk~
woman WITH tn
that 81 1~s. tfis-
man with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
OBITUARY RECORD
Marion Sandberu

The funeral Of Marion Burtelia
Sandbers. G-moaths-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sandberg, was
held at O'Clock this afternoon from
the home, 1924 Seventh street. Rev.
l. o. NOthstein officiating and inter
ment being in Riverside cemetery.
The little one died Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
MOLINE MUTUAL
HAD GOOD YEAR
Fire Insurance Stockholders al
Annual Meeting Hear Re
ports Read.
BIG GROWTH DURING 1915
Risks in Force Now More Than 81,
$4,000, with Comfortable sa,-
ance il the Treasury.

Financial disturbances had no ef-
feet on the business of the Moline Mu-
tual County Fire Insurance company,
which held its annual meeting at
Turner hall last evening Stockhold-
ers heard reports read which showed
that there had 5een an increase of
SI63, $50 IL the amount of risks held by
the concern.
The company now has more than
S2.612 GOO insurance in force. Thirty
claims were aIlo- ed during the year,
amounting to S2.S29.36. and there was
on hand at the first of the year
S5I71.75.
Directors were elected as follows:
c. Y. Swanson. Z. Z Nyquist and c.
L. Nelson. for three-year terms: John
=. Swanson for one year.
c. Y. Swanson and 4 T. Nyquist
have served on the board OF directors
I'm the past.
Members of the auditing committee
elected last evening are s. L. Lind
blom. Dr.. Fred Grahund. Carl Berg
lund.
4 directors meeting VIII be held in
Anton +. Froyd's Office in the Kerns
building Thursday evening for the
purpose of organizing.
Report By Treasurer.
The following report was submitted
last evening by Mr.. Froyd, who is
treasurer of the company:
Cash collected and paid to treas /
urer:
Premiums .-. ............S 1,710S2
Assessments ... -......... 3,40L6l f.
Total 60. ..........S 5,117.93 .
Insurance in force Jan. /,
1914 &C.. .--.......-....-. 81, 44S.690 /
Insurance written dur year 677.4S5 /
Total ... -.............-- S3,126,175 /
Insurance cancelled during
year --..-. .-..-....-.....-S 513.S90 /
Insurance in force Jan. /.
1915 o.. ......-.........S2,6I2,2s5 B
Number of policies in force
Jan. /. 1914 ..-..-.---.. 1911
Number of policies written
during year .-..-.-.. 500
Total ........-....... 2.411
Number OF policies cancelled
during year .--....-.-..---. As
Number of policies in force
Jan. 1. 1915 .-.....-.. 1888
yet fncreasa in risks .....-S 1885
.veraEe risk On each policy 1.31I34
.osses paid since organiza-
ton ......-... ............ l2,520
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
CONSIDERABLE SMALLPOX
AND TYPHOID LAST YEAR

That thcFe we're - eases % typhoid
fever ir Moline en- ore morth during
the last ye1r Is shown hy the report
% D. Perry Vessel city physician.
Who has data eomp,etc for 1915 cV-
cspt IN December. uuriEs the II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
MOLINE'S SECTION OF THE ARGUS

line. There also survives four grand
children and one great grandchild
Funeral services will be held at 2
Saturday afternoon in the home of the
daughter. Mrs. G. Wiese, 1927 Seventh
avenue. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-06
MAKE PROGRESS ON NEW
BUILDINGS AT HOSPITAL

Good progress is being made in
the erection of all four buildings now
under way at the hospital at Water
town. All are badly needed and tha
contractors are being urged TO get
them Seady FOR use as quickly as pos
sible. The mems infirmary and the
tuberculosis hospital have been built
up ID the second floor. while the cor
nice is being placed en- the amusement
hall. The nurses home is also pro-
crossing nicely. The hospital now has
600 more patients than it was built to
accommodate. but when the construc-
ton now in hand is finished it viii be
able TO take care of all its 1900 in.
mates without crowding
DanviIe, III. Jan. with but 10
cents in his pocket and troublesome
tooth urging his attention. Noise T.
Price, claiming to be an agent for a
publishing house and his residence as
Lafayette, Ind, yesterday presented a
check TO q dentist in payment for
work done on his teeth. He was ar
rested by the police on a charge of
forgery. The check was for SIS.
DanyiIle, III. Jan. 6.-Robert N.
Draper, a farmer of Gibson City. was
declared q bankrupt His liabilities
are listed at s3174.70 and his assets
at s1,95s. Dora May Draper. his
wife vas also declared bankrupt
Her liabilities are listed at s2,74S.23
and her assets at $4,000
The Yale expositor., 1915-12-16

The the located college town The students
Praccng for football with rival college team and much
1t develops that Douglas Brown,
football from another college is in town business connected
this college
with the the
being created thereby.
Robert Preston secretly Marion Dayton his ward
combination his her
lying therein Louise Ross
tepmOthe of Douglas that
will dsinherng them found and the in
reson safe They plot to gain possession of the documents at
that Maron decev Preston learns the combination OF the safe
the
Preston
substituted The "Imp" girl and recognzesher
Louise the
that that Jack medates robbery
him. Marion compehenng the situation she
ancie she shields Jack assuming the guilt Her innocence finally
established Imp who Louise Meanwhile Douglas
wins the for the and realizes that he loves Phyllis but when
she red with him. he becomes cool This however
and happiness follows
brought Pres
exposure dupty discovers
their gold "the end of the
rainbow" happily realized.