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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Sondley, Mrs. A. L.
Harvin and daughter, in Mr.. Sond,
ley's car, and DR.. and Mrs. j. R.
Nickles, Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham,
and Miss Louise Watson, with Mr..
Albert Henry, all went to Charlotte
on last Sunday, returning on Mon
day. Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham re-
manned with the family of her bro.
Their, Mr.. A. B. Cheatham.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

Mrs. W. T. Bradley and Mrs. Des.
sic Presley and the little Presley
children were in the city last Wed
nesday and were interested attend
ants on the meeting of the Bible So
ciety. 49,. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

W. H. Lyon came down from An
derson Saturday night to attend the
funeral of Calhoun Cason, on Sun
day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

MIR. Preston Speed is in the city
from Greenville spending his vaca-
ton with his parents. He has an ex-
ceHent position with the Monaghan
Mills. He is as lovely as ever and
the young ladies are glad to see him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

Misses Lula Power and Mary
Roche left yesterday for Lake Juna-
luska, N. c., to spend a two weeks
vacation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

Mrs. Silas B. Griffin has returned
to her home in Columbia, after a
short visit to Mrs. W. P. Wham near
the city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Bauknight and their
children have gone to Irmo, in Lex
ington County, for a visit to their
home folks. Mr.. Blease from Col
umbia is looking after the work on
the Southern during Mr.. Bauknight's
absence.
Patrick Roche, king of the set
hackers, ]. L. Perrin, Thos., Thomson,
James Gillian, W. A.. Calvert, W. R.
Bradley and j. F. Bradley are in the
mountains for a few days stay. They
went by the auto route.
Miss Corrie Killingsworth is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. Milford
in Fort Pickens and looking after her
business interests. Miss Lillian Kill
l%ingsworth is in Columbia taking
Miss Corrie's place while she is away.
Mrs. W. T. Bradley and Mrs. Des-
sic Presley and the little Presley
children were in the city last We'd
nesday and were interested attend
ants on the meeting of the Bible So
ciety. 49,. =
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Greene came
down from Anderson last Friday and
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Greene in the county. They are
accompanied by their handsome
young son. ,
Mr.. J. Brooks Knight; and Solicitor
R. A. Copper, of Laurens, and Hon.
c. C. Featherstone, of. Greenwood,
were here Monday at the hearing Of
the motion for bail made in the case
Of the State VS.. Martin.
Miss Eugenia Coleman returned
from Charleston Tuesday bringing
with ner, her friend, Miss Mary Won
Kolnitz. They have gone out to
Little Mountain to join the camping
party.
Mrs. Florence Carter, Mrs. Austin
Carter and Miss Caroline Bradley
have returned to their homes in
Washington, Ga, after a pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Speed.
Mr.. Preston Speed is i'm the city
from Greenville spending his vaca-
ton with his parents. He has an ex-
cehent position with the Monaghan
Mills. He is as lovely as ever and
the young ladies are glad to see him.
Mrs. Silas B. Griffin has returned
to her home in Columbia, after a
short visit to Mrs. W. P. Wham near
the city.
Misses Daisy Maxwell and jamie
Lou Richey are back at their places
at L. W. Whites after a months. va
cation.
Mrs. R. C. Wilson and daughter,
Mrs. John T. Dees, went up to Bre-
ward last week &c spend some time
with Mrs. Courtney Wilson.
Rev. E. D. Kerr has been in the
city from Newberry for the past
week spending his vacation with DR..
and Mrs. C. A. Milford.
Miss Linda Syfan, of Gainesville,
Ca, is the pretty visitor of Misses
Ruth and Lucy Syfan at their home
in Fort Pickens.
Miss Louise Watson leaves on
Thursday morning for Birmingham,
to join a party for a month of sight
seeing in the West.
W. H. Lyon came down from An
derson Saturday night to attend the
funeral of Calhoun Cason, on Sun
day.
Misses Lula Power and Mary
Roche left yesterday for Lake Juna-
N. c., to spend a two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Austin and two
children of Monroe, N. c., spent a
fa,u dove +bic 1uaak in tho citu with
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

DC OF NIeofcIn6 M I ."|
Owned and Controlled by the State
Eighty-seventh session begins October 1, 1915-Ends June
1, 1916. Fine new threestory building Immediately opposite
Roper Hospital. Laboratories of Chemistry, Bacteriology, Ana
tony, Physiology, Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Pharmacology
The Roper Hospital, one of the largest and best equipped
hospitals in the South, contains 218 beds, and with an extensive
out-pahent service, offers unsurpassed clinical advantages.
Practical work in ,dipensary for pharmaceutical students.
Two years graduated service in Roper hospital with six ap--
pointments each year. @#" yE.
Department of Physiology and Embryoogy in utilization
with the Charleston Museum. ,E ~
Ten full-time teachers in laboratory branches.
For catalogue address: OSCAR W. SCHLEETER, Registrar,
Box 1 CHARLESTON, s. C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-04

ID Mrs. cleo mucn. he was not here on OF.
Brown fetal business, but just getting &C.
quainted with citizens of this com.
munity.-McCormic Messenger.
Mr.. j. A. Cheek arrived in Seneca
yesterday from Abbeville and is Wis.
men, us sAo ~ n oioeAei
be held nenrS Cheek' ana at .. NJ hopkins
e+b He is a brother of Mrs. Joseph Hop.
f This kins, who returned recently with hel
! n he husband from Arizona.-Senecs
h their Farm and Factory.
- .
Getting. MI. ":o. DAWSON, VINO iVes on
the Due West Road, is a believer in
ARTY. a diversified crop and this year is
raising some very fine tobacco. II
t Tues has been hung up to dry and there
where looks to be enough of it to supply
e party many a good smoke to the neighbor.
Sarah hood.
remem- -
,lehe Jack and Hugh Bradley are al
. MARY home after a prolonged stay in the
re also country and things have livened up
IA oOISSI OdSh Days IC
had a fine time, that he eat fried
'oN' chicken every day and spent three
days in Troy with his girl.
War
at IL
morn - ~
~ I'll, from Anderson last Saturday and
,,nd.v spent the day with Mrs Wyatt Aiken,
She reports DR.. Harper much i'm
proved in health and that they will
go to Hendersonville for the balance
oNED. of the summer.
hounce Capt. N. G.. Evans, of Edgefeld,
vas an came up from Greenwood Saturday
ank D. and spent Sunday with his kinsman,
been Hon. Frank B. Gary. They visited
Sulphur Springs while the Captain
was here and talked over the days
spent there as boys some sixty-fve
years ago.
VI .ne Mr.. Wallace Harris came up from
We Ne Columbia last week and is spending
Aug. bis vacation with bis mother Mrc T
dinner LIZ. - 1;tto Mo,,t, IT,
has quite recovered his health and is
succeeding in his chosen profession.
I'LL J. D. Duncan, came down from his
,.t M. home near the Buckstand Monday
:, -. bringing a wagon load of fine water.
49,. melons. Mr.. Duncan is an expert
90 49, in raising all kinds of fruit. He al.
ways has the best and his prices are
reasonable.
Mrs. T. Gordon White and little
'oks af- Misses Mary and Jense have return.
Pile on ed from a pleasant stay of two
.acation. weeks in the Mountains of North
e front Carolina with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Smith.
Mrs. w. W.. Bradley and Mrs. w
D Morrah have returned from Green
vile after a pleasant visit to Mrs. C
L. Fra ]. Lyon. They made many pleas
twin ant trips around the country in Mrs
Bradley's car.
1t. Car Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.. Staley, of Due
y. West, were here Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

WANTED in the mechanical
to3 department. Apply superintendent 8
office Burgess-Nash CO..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

REDUCED RENT
Sob ana 50Q Franklin ST., each rooms
and bath: perfect order. To good ten-
anita will rent for tl4 per month each.
Call u. 3is
TOR RENT-S-room bungalow; mod. in
Duiif nina closet; bookcase; sun pailoT;
full cemen cd ,asoment; Al 10 maze. Cali
Tyler ice
800 MARCY. 1-ro0m house. strictly mod
ern. With garage. - Harvey slo6.
Fiye-room cottage and five lots. West
l<fhfenNofih. on car nnei elegant locae
flon for gardening or chickens; good
equipment. So per month
FIRST TatST COMPANY.
Doug. ISL Sa S. 18th sts
I'VE rooms. Modern except heat. siL
Wainui szt
porch. sos q s5fh. Harvey ss2i
FoR REsT-s-Foom house. isis DOrcaS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28


MAKE S2l next Saturday; brand new
proposition, patented last January;
amazing invention; compressed air wash
ing machine; weighs but two pounds; ex-
cells work of high-priced machines; Gus
toners excited; agents coming money; a
sale at every house; price, only $50: 200
Ter cent profit; cleanS tub Of clothes in
three minutes; works like magic. f.
Hughes made $2l first eight hours. No
charge for territory; investigate. Write
now. Wendell Co, s2l Oak St, Leipsic, o.
AoENTs-5oO per cent profit. Free sam
pies gold sign letters for store and office
windows. Anyone can put on. Metallic
Letter Co., ABS N. Clark, Chicago
EVERY house on farm, In small town or
suburbs, where oil lamps are used,
needs and will buy the wonderful Aladdin
Mentle lamp; burns common coal oil
QSerosene) gives a light five times as
bright as electric. Awarded gold medal at
San Francisco exposition. One farmer
cleared over $500 in six weeks hundreds
with rigs earning 500 to $500 per month.
No cash required. We furnish capital to
reliable man. Write quick for wholesale
prices, territory and sample lamp for free
trial. Mantle Lamp Co, $40 Aladdin Bldg.
Chicago. III
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
-lzEQHl4FNL- an.


VERY finely furnished broom apartment
with bath. for two bachelors. The New
Hamilton Ant Doug 25f6s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

CALIFoRNIA-20O motion picture COM
panies, Easy to write plays. Highest
prices. No school. We revise, sell. Free
details. Photoplay Bureau. 1856 sta. c.
Los Angelica
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
GOOD MEN WANTED
HELP WANTED
NEAU.E Ann HnNK

this locality to distribute free goods.
so per month, with good chance for ad-
vancement. All or spare time. No ex-
Perience. Silver Sales Co., Dept. e Is,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

WANTED - Commission statesmen 10
handle q special line OF domestic china
ware TO the trade. The Carrollton Pot
terry Co, Carrollton, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

ment required. Visit counties; establish
agents. Income-part of profits in your
territory Immediately. Over 200 million
dollars spent In this line last year. over
10 millions spent In national advertising
to educate public. Method successful
throughout America. Profitable. perma-
nent connection. Equals financial in
vestment. Only men of ability who will
pay. their own travelling expenses need
apply. Principals only. Address Bournell
Co, &6 Filth Ave. New York;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

HELP wANTED-MALE
CirrIcsI and office.
sTENO.. SIS.
Steno., so
WATTS REF. CO. s5s-4o-ls Brand. The.
SALESMAN city or road. 500
Manager. lbr., coal, implements 80. ~
Retail salesman, AL only.........,....tl 300
salesman ...................s...'.. 10
Steno. rapid, bralny. .....,.........,.".tO
Steno, experienced, accurate ."...'.....Y5
MultigrRph operator. experienced. ......$ 6O
Retail clerk, good habits. 80
WESTERN REF. BOND ASSN, INC,
Originators OF the Reference Business.
725 Omaha Nat. Bank BLDG
HIGH-0ltAp bic commercial posltionA
WEST. REFERENCE e. BOND ASSN
Tez Oiuaha Nat. 2Ank Bag.
BOOKKEEPER dnveStment) ........t 500.
The cANo KGENCY-sCO BEE BLDG.
STENoGRAPHER WANTER-Must be
experienced; diotaphone operator pre-
ferred. Permananent position and good
salary to the right party GURNEH
SEED q NSY. CO., YANKTON s. OAK.
STENOGRAPHER, $40.
STENO. and dictaphone operator, SO.
Steno., r. r. experience, so
StenOgrapher insurance, so.
WATTS REF. CO,
S3S-i0-42 Brandeis Thea
Agents., Statesmen aud Solicitors.
COAL agents wanted in every town; get
trial car. 1. M. Cox, No. platte. Neo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Agents, Statesmen aud Solicitors.
EARN $50 weekly selling collection cab
pies, Savers Co. $50 Laclede Bids. 81
Louis Mo %.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
mnIA, $. NrEn-EEMALE
miscellaneous.

MiHcellnn eoua.
WRITE news and stories for newspa pers
and magazines. Big pay. Experience
unnecessary; details free. Press Report
ing Syndicate, i2 St Louis.'
LARGE knitting mill invites correspond
ence with women DESTROYS OF earning
money. full time OF spare hours. EN-
pertenCe unnecessary. Good pay. Nd
dress international Mills. Inc. Dept %,
Norristown, Pa
wANTED-Persons to color art pictures
ct home; easy work; no EXPERIENCED
good pay; sample free. Wheeler CO., 81
Madison. Chicago
DO EASY, pleasant coloring work at
home: no experience, no canvasslng'
good pay: free sample: particulars. qlea-
son AIld-City Sales Corporation, MID
City Bldg, Chicago
LADTEs-Make shields at homei $40 per
100: no canvassing required. Send
stamped, addressed envelope for parttcu-
lars, Eureka Co, Dept. i02-C, Kalamazoo
Mich.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

WANTED - Experienced statesmen for
sporting goods department Apply SUI
perintendent's office Burgess-Nash Cos
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

families or boarding houses Of the high
est class will be found In the Furnished
Rooms column Of The Bee. Phone Tyler
1000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
LOCAL ATHLETES
AT PREP CLASSIC
EafIsr fef .rasrrss ffanniaE On ~faFs's
tafrrsehaIa.str Meet at ftle4Es
ratsq.

.as.. sEEs eees vetes Eel HeiEs
He rafsr sf raHs-raw ae fhr MID
esr .r .a..as. as ra- Gee bis drawing
.art @. e-Fa asFe.s es tt~ r1srlrv Ats-
..r-s .Hr. Washing. Fs. O.. O.. aaf frsa
a5asaee WASH. errs-sf uts ts6se
aF ses sl.ssasr valley aaf Vlsesasla.
ts Eel ss- t.Fz a-rs as its s.E1 held
.s .s0s e1eafsv
Ier laesl school Eel rspr~s~ateG Co
.e. .sITrrsIr rf chicago meet - SOL
r lasE rrars .aGiv.lgat champ
.aa. aet Eir.ra Taasas Who has az
ready been rsssra Co lead the Grin
raa ard Gaat etatrr basb men urEt
sp~.rE
t.f.rr .s sfr-etl being a.etrf as ths
fs-lt..aaI STAR. b4t ag sG@it thaf be
wtIl taVr Co dg some fast woFG 90 win
1sF trJpGy aEa5E tEis TeaF.
H@esE che srhtrtrs Who have been
Usts- srrat5rG ie the west is one
Hr1os Brewer o. National Cathedral
see1o. of WasaiaEt1a. 10. C. This
ussG. wGa .z ths sass is being lagGsd
a. tEr possible wEiss hops 90 vrest
ere iagreIs fFez joan Drew. tks Tai
versisv % Califor&ia speed EiaE. has
bess s-rppisE ths asa1rsd 81 . SIS sec
czts frsgaeasiT tAls sgFinE aa4 rns4s-
1rsG tss 210-Gsss in ~ IS sseoz9s The
sazzs sftsraaoa- watch the EsWspzpsrs
% ne east ei&sa makes hlez ne fast
sst prep rs&s O. tks track today. TIE
fest VII eoese SATURDAY. whsa - meets
ere local smoke. Batter.
Castle ~ s. T1ssss. NO. looks ike
sa9thef po5st WinssF ta TIE ceutary.
wisa q low nara % 10 Cat. sad Col
isr. % 1fssgssfts. tsss.. wh8 travels
IRE bgslreG On t4st. Bradford %
Alsio is also = eo@sF. fog - nsEo-
iistss tas 2z1-Gass o. g IS sa4 can
leap ever - feet is tie broad !ssap.
Crawf1rf Carter. formerly % the
Rosa ts1asg hiEa school. roW a team
rate % Brewer. tss s9rtas rzsE. t. ca
.srrG on 80 prse classic. booked f6r
re uits EEt sss sstf saits rgz- DzrinE
~ rass sssses Carter has bssa draw
Es tas sss4 tisss % tkS wssssrxsuE 1
saysrs ss9 es.skss setter tsszs fAsn /
49, esfers As sc n a q 49, rhls I
irrteE - voc &c ale ts fsso. rested 4
sgt q few Gaeasess as9 eooesss arsg !
sasers fs tes kstf 81 2 o.. sse FzE ths .
'rss quarter % tss szfts relay vel .
ssGsF S. seeaeGs o. e expected tkss
.ofa - sn,s Eesesas WI slsiss eurs e.
NJ $50 Fss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
DEbrETRAL ACCEPTS
TURKS CHALLENGE

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he wefsiG seeeps sEs esatisrEs % Vss-
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Eraeplsrs TIE 4srzse ssiEs
~tfgssase = wtssoas ssgbs oss % tSs
best ssavy wsfEHs Erasptsrs - sks
So-if ss ssy NssEess zoe several years
- hss besr wertisx sa4sF tss great
sst tsaessr o. tes wrestling s&zs.
Farmer Bars. { wrsstis9 a1ssaas
ores hefe-s. several years szo AS ws
fsesEs tsrss e9ers e1 tks ga. 50 .
eraw. Hsssass T. srerysktsE tssE Re
eistrs 60 - ss4 hss asse every ven
kzovr rrspsssr is ne worts- via the
ssespefoe % Coecs. ~ sey Local pro-
can PIT 40 = large srosEh
purse { aa wtlfirz co take % Hns-
sane ssv tfas. tes purse 90 b~ spist
81 All a. 80 esss. % else I sssst have
. sutsssts EGsrsstses have always
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
CHRISTY WILSON IN
BOX IN CITY LEAGUE

The Rock Island City league held a
meeting az the Rock Island house last
evening and settled some minor de
tails. 4 definite understanding was
reached regarding the ground rules
on the various parks. The matter OF
ms and outs OF the different teams for
the various parks was also definitely
settled.
The games Saturday are being look
"a forward 20 with great interest. as
the teams that won are after second
victory and the teams that lost are
making every effort TO even up.
The interest IS ceuterinE on the
game az the Island CITY park between
the Rock Island Manufacturing com
pany and the Rock Island Pillow com
pany. as both teams are leading.
C. Wright. who caused 10 OF the
Standard OH Cloth men 10 fan the
breeze in last Saturdays game, viii
be in the box for the Manufacturing
company. and Christy Wilson. who is
well known by all the Three-Eye
league fans In the city. viii work for
the Pillow company.
At the Exposition park another good
game IS expected. as Fay Reeves. who
has won fame pitching for the 600
Block. viii work for the Standard oil
Cloth company against z. Larson for
the Cross Countrys. The oil Cloth
company predicts the downfall of the
Cross Countrys IN this game
The game at the Tower between the
company and Woodmen will
be another good game, as each team
was defeated by a one-sided score last
Saturday and both are determined to
redeem themselves. Harder will work
for the Woodmen and Hansen Will
work for the Telephone company. The
games will start at o'clock.
These games are free and open TO
everyone Good baseball is being
PLAYED and large crowds are expected. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
DRIVE LAST SPIKE IN
SPEEDWAY MONDAY

Chicago. June 1.-THE last spike in
ChicaEo's new Si.250.OO0 automobile
speedway viii be driven Monday aft
ernoon by Mayor William Hale Thomp-
son. who will motor 20 Speedway park
az the head OF an automobile parade
including the mayors cabinet. alder
men. other city and county officials.
all the sitting judges and members OF
the various athletic and automobile
clubs OF the city
on arriving AZ the park the mayor
will be presented with n union card by
an Official OF the carpenters union.
Armed with this authority he viii then
drive home the sold spike prepared for
the occasion and declare the huge race
officially open.
The great two-mile speedway itself
was finished several days ago and on
Thursday the racing drivers began
their grueling tests OF the track.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
S0x OFF AGAIN ON
A WINNING Squirt
nr~aA q ito . Ciiaeh via YanEs aa4
M4As Essara Three ,tralzht
vfetari~s.
HiIIT ~ WITH DOS rHE WOEx
wAale- MALI a Fafn~ -truFEis a. saa-
sas CfY and Ead ~ Druppiux
An0fher eame-

Nsw Vark. Jaae tt.=grraf.sE awar
FROM 90 lee q eilsea. whtee lasted freE
sas ssar-h % ths atasa laafsE YsstsF-
Gay. gss saes-aaxfsE waite scr
smashed tarsgEa Ray Fiseer's EaaFe
IN me fnat rsgaE seG TOOK enc secee3
ganse tFeG enc ranEers. 3 t1 a o.
started one tlfr r. zeal tali game. saf
several sore spots developed az ere
contest w5r- ae. some tartIegltr ao.s
eantaF ts fh- surface re Sew teet e
faurfa. wee rsr N.rrs t5Hu-f I'm
ac6tf far .r5lr sat three singles.
WHEN. vffB s base aa balls sat haaf.
uers-f ssr-- Fs1s Het taa1-t .aF
count
TIE Dnsrn~ almost Developed ar1
= fraaeftF r1 Flr Ease Esr OF ere eefe
whea GBV CALDWELL Bzseg at.af Coz
utsher s0f-f rar balt .sf9 rgr r.E-
heId srFaG r5r bone rse. one was
gone Hat Fa one was eH fe~ bases.
when gave Hr visitors rfr rtFr ea
Horse shoes o. vac sasta-F etGs.it
beaufv e. grtIaaat san varaes fsF
eoctf-s ~ rsr players tat aarr.eef
AXE 5000 fias came ogt t7f fr t.r.as
kffsr tbaf gaf.eetrrt slaughter af
en- fsT before MfaEfrr unratfe.
ehastreed n sBIsH sHf stF er 7aeta.t-
Ray Troftsf agr risaer st Hs orc
eard nav Lei sgpseset fa br rar w5f-
uina gfeHef ef lse Tsass. and stf-r
enc mlrf be- leofri Fs .f g- u.Ef. ff
~ on Bfs Reputation. especially ts es
mates helped H.m one .a ts- f.ss.a
wffB taaf cluster ef fsrrr guns rh-r.
desgifs rBe -sef rssr 81 haze .v. s.r.trr
cuts fa Has errf.r .a fre s.r.t. Dol t...-
sff his eatBr-s ar rrsr EaE rssr .r
balls taH .sea tuaRiaE H H.
wren "a Doof bF Booze mate .r e-.r
aarp F.ga msrarrs Tor rHr sos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
THE NEW
CHART OF THREE EYE

The revised Three-Eye league sched-
ule adopted for the purpose Of reduc-
ing mileage. was made public today.
Following are the remaining home
dates of Moline.
With Rockford-JuIy 81. Aug. 81. p
Aug. 1925
With Dubuque-June Il, Il. Aug. 8.
10, II. Sept. Il, SD.
With Davenport-June %. 80, Aug
S15-15, Is. Sept. H6-6.
With Peoria-June p, SIS, July q
Is. %. Sept. 1. 2
With Bloomington-June %, Is, July
%. SOS. 26. Aug. 80, 81.
With Decatur-June q, %, July Sl8'
I9. 20. Aug 90, 81.
With Quincy-June %. "a. July q,
%. %, Aug. IS, S2s.
Davenport's home games are as fol-
lows:
With Rockford Il, u, Aug. g.
10. II. Sept II, SIP.
With Dubuque-July 81, Aug 81, =
Aug. 25-25.
With Moline-July H5-5. Aug. r. b.
Il. Sept. 4, SIS.
With Peoria-June %, rs, July r.
S25. IS, Aug. 30. 81.
With Bloomington-June 2. So
July %. IS, %. Sept. l. 2.
With Decatur-June %, "a. July ~
%, %, Aug %, 500.
With Quincy-June q. p, July 49,
10. 20. Aug. 20. %.
Open date-Sept- g.