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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES HIGHER
ON WAR SHARES
Bethlehem Makes New Rec
ord and American Can
Reaches 54i Other Special
ties Generally Recede.

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED NtRGI
New York, July 20.-War shares
We're again in the forefront today with
new high records for Bethlehem Steel
az l9S 1-2 ana American Can az ga.
other issues Of this class were under
further restraint. however. Crucible
Steel especially showing the effect IF
yesterdays liquidation Westing
house, General Electric, Baldwin Loo
connective and the Motor issues yield
ed / 70 points in the early trading,
with some uneven readjustment later
United States Steel was strong in
the face of steady offerings and metal
shares made moderate gains TO the ac-
compartment of any increased do
nestle demand The improVeme Mt
shown by representative railway is
sues seemed 10 have its origin mainly
i'm more encouraging crop adNlces
from Western and northwestern sec
.ti3ns of the country Commission
houses reported a 1air inquiry for
this grade of stocks from out of town
sources.
Trading was most active in the first
and final hours. 1t was in the later
trading that Bethlehem Steel and Can
were at their best, most other stocks
being neglected Cans rise was at
tended 10y the usual Circumstantial
stories OF profitable war contracts
which lacked confirmation in authorl-
tatye circles Total sales of stocks
amounted to 447, 900 shares.
General financial news bore mainly
upon the international situation. Prl-
waite cables from London indicated
/ that interest there was focused al
most entirely ON the forthcoming wan
/ loan allotments our bankers were
stil negotiating with Paris in connec.
ton with the proposed French credi
ana limitations Of an extra British
I loan of moderate proportions were as
sumed to deal with "a possible Amerr
can participation.
Exchange ON leading European cap
Iitals was featureless aside from som'
hardening of rates on London and an
easier tendency in France. Rumou
that this country is likely to receive
more foreign gold in the near future
possibly from France We're secuted il
/ international banking circles
The feature of the bond market
where the tone was easier, was thu
marked diminution of foreign offer
ings Total sales par value aggregat
lod $1775,O0O.
I T. S, bonds We're unchanged on
! call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
HANDSOME TRANSPARENCY
PRESENTED TO MUSEUM

SPECIAL coRRrssoHoEHcs TO Morning JoueNALi
Santa Fe, July 2O.-A superbly col
cred window transparency of the cave
dwellings, in the Pajarto park was
today presented by Don T.. Johnson
Of the United states forest service to
the Museum. It has been placed in
the Pajarito room Mr. Johnson, A.
G Rngland and W. c. Barnes left
this forenoon for the cliff dwelling
region Mr. Barnes, who rs an ola
member of the New Mexico Archaeo-
logical society, at one time was offer
ed The governorship of New Mexico by
Secretary of the Interior Garfield, and
when he declined it, the secretaryship,
which he also declined.
ID. H. b. sellers Of Albuquerque, on
his way to Taos and Mora on behalf
Of the Albuquerque fair, today in
formed the Museum that the ocean
to.Ocean Highway association would
supply the Museum and state Geo
graphic society with its monthly road
bulletin for the Information of the
throngs of tourists who pass through
the Museum daily
Those who registered at the Mu-
scum today were d. X. 3. Sellers,
Albuquerque; Mr.. and Mrs, +. II.
Richards, Omaha; Frank e. Pearson
and Wife, PlainyieW. Tex, II. +, Pear
son and wife and H. c. Pearson ana
wife Lorenzo. Tex. Lon Cash, cay
ton, ~ NJ, Ralph X. Carman, Bart
lesyllle okla; Huldah Hanson, Helen
Grace Goldsmith, Galesburg' III
Mary f. LaPorte Corona, CAM !
Thomas II. English, Ella English Al
lem Gillespie, Ill; Arthur Everttt' on
Via Everitt. Nellie Evertt, Albuquer-
ne; u. j. Kohler, Calhoun, CALI: A.
Singer Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph l.. Ike
gensburger, Albuquerque; Mrs. Henry
Mandell, Ray, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. a
II. Iillinghast, John c. punning, JOS
boWden, Miss NJ. l., Tllllnghasl
Providence, r. il Victoria Macarthur
Taos i. J. Mansfield, Stems.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
PI|NCARE PROUD
0F TITLE GIVEN
BY BLUE DEVILS
President of France Thanks
Alp.ne ChaSSeurS for Send
ing Paper and Comforting
Title of Captain on Him.

paris July THE president of the
prench republic regularly receives his
IN of de Dahle au Cor'-which
obt be- translated "The Devil of a
rsilo,y one OF the many newspapers
nnllished by the French soldiers in
H. trenches. addressed to him as:
povmond poincare. Captain Of the
Alpine Ch3sseurs.
This particular paper is the organ
of fha Alpine light infantry, known
y fbe Alpine Chasseurs, whose blue
rniforms and daredevil courage have
ssrped for them the nickname of
che bme devils.
the president has written the AL
nine Chasseurs a letter to thank them,
not alone for sending him their paper,
I'M for the courtesy title they have
given him.
euy dear comrades" he writes. Il
thank YOU for sending me regularly
III Diable au Cor But I particularly
thank you for sending it to me in an
envelope upon which, under my name,
anpears the title which is dear TO me
ana which binds me to you: Captain
of the Alpine Chasseurs'
Feels Real Emotion.
IN
one. [ feel a little humping of my
heart and experience a very real emo
fan M which joy and melancholy are
mingled / am very happy in think
inc that you regard me as one of YOU,
ana only sorry not really to be one Of
Won. al The head of one of your Valli-
ant companies in these tragic hours.
"Were / not bound by other duties,
a 4 mi
form of blue devils. Each time that
/ ann with YOU | almost yield TO the
temptation not To leave you.
Last Monday, when / paid a visit
10 the Vosges, TO the third brigade OF
the Alpine Chasseurs, your welcome
again walked to nae that feeling You
received me with the accents of the
Si-di-Brahim you sounded in my ears
the refrain of my old battalion; you
decorated the houses of the villages
and even the trees along the road you
set up pretty triumphal arches, IN
which the moss Of the forest was we'd
ded TO the engines Of war; you de-
signed charming decorations out oil
barbed Wire which, tomorrow, viii be
stretched in front Of Your trenches
In word, YOU were most ingenious II
feting me, the representative or the
republic of France. But YOU put into
your demonstrations a sympathy ;
warmth SO cordial, so familiar-yol
put into them SO much Comradrv tina
YOU at once took from our meetinl
every vestige of ceremonial Of Off
cal constraint.
and so it was given me to see yol
close at hand, to mix with YOU, there
in the mountains. better to appreciate
your efforts, your bravery and YOU
success [ admired your wonderful
bearing ana your sublime gait-no
did 10 surprise me. And when on
the suggestion of the commander-in
chief / presented crosses and medals
to some of you. | included in tina
homage all of your hattalious.
Honor and glory to the ALPINE
Chaseursl
RAYMOND POINCARE.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21

Santa Re, July Ex-Governor Me
Donald left this afternoon for Carl
zozo. TO spend several days on his
ranch. Before leaving he appointed
J. NJ. Hail Of Roswell, notary public.
aud conferred with the members Of
the tax commission which adjourned
until July 30. Upon his return he viii
appoint a member Of the commis-
sion in place Of Jose l.. Perea who
has declined TO serve. II. O. Bursum
who was rendered the position, has
refused to accept the honor under the
conditions and circumstances that ex-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
TO Carc for Timber Lands.

santa Fe, July 20. An important
is contemplated by the
state land office in discussing with
the national forest service cooper
alive agreement under which the fed
cral government viii take care Of
timber lands belonging to the state
until congress passes q bill granting
the state an adequate area in lieu Of
such timber lands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
Nav YoRK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, July 90. Mercantile pa
per 3m3l2 per cent
Bar silver 478se.
Mexican dollars, 8G%c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy
Can money easier. High per cent;
low. " per cent? ruling rate, per
cent.
Time loans easier. Sixty-day bills
2H per cent ninety days, 212 per
cent; six months, 3m3l2 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
DENVER LIVESTOCK.

Denver, July 2O.-Caule-R Receipts.
%, 600. Market slow. lower. Beef
steers, S7.00M8.50, cows and heifers.
scar; stockers ana feeders, $G@S;
calves. SS@10,
Sheep Receipts, none.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market
lower. Top, $7S5; bulk, $1,000 100
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. July 20-spot cotton
quiet Middling uplands, S9.l5. sales
500 bales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
FOR SALE

$l,6oO-3 four-ro9m frame cottages
ON three lots near shops, close i'm.
rent for S32 per month"; A fine in
Vestment
$l,500-3-room frame bungalow,
modern. two sleeping porehes. So
H. lot near car line. 4th ward.
$4,000 FiVe-room frame. bath, barn,
chicken houses. shade and fruit
trees, lot 1O0X142, attn ward.
$4,2OO-2l acres of f.ne land, nearly
all cultivated, 9 ia miles from town,
good house. orchard. outbuildings.
s3,OO0-S-room. frame dwelling, mod
ern, fine shade, good Outbuildings;
Srd ward, close in
81, 600-4-roOm brick, bath, wash
house. chicken yard, North Fourth
street
{2.OO0--4-room frame. modern, com
pletely furnished; large chicken
yard, good outbuildngs; s. Edith
street; close in.
A. FlLlEISCl4IlER
VAmua Elwa TuanFm me-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21

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FOR SAIE-One hundred head of horses
WIN sell an or part FiftY horses are
broken to ride or drive Address a,
chavez Box 25. Grants 81 NJ
NOR SALE RAMBOulLLEr RAMS Large.
smooth. heavy wooded, range raaed
championship ut Arigoua state Fair send
flr further Information 10 AUBREY IN
VE9TMENT Co, Prescott Arlz Ranch ad-
Dress Nelson Ariz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
TYPEWRITERs


ALL KINDL. both new and second hand
bought sold rented and repaired Aibu-
querque Typewriter Exchange, Phone ne
rs south Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21

NIkTLhIA6 ~Too0 -(oONV
BRhntgp MAKE HtI
ce7RuJ AZ = VOEARlhJG me
DE1T sen ERT m MS
CAME NorAlI)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
NEW YORK LEAD AND sPEITER

New York, July 20. - Metal OK
change quotes lead $500.
Speltor not quoted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
FoR RENT--ofrloe Room..

FOR RENT--Officos Apply d. ?. Naepher
con Journal office
FOR kENT-Onice quite IN Woodmen build
Ing, after June 1st, Inquire ID A. Mac
uharson Journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
HELP WANTED.

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sale.
WENTFf- non mouJ5erz. sie5JV gTel7V
mont Albuquerque Foundry a Machine
Works
WANTED Experienced Nailress also car
penters Employmeol Agency mo South
IAlrd street Fh9ns 'al
WANTED Middle aged man aud wife TO
work "a tne ranch WIG Jo coos lDt lNo
men ana man y W'"e hilnArR uselal ou
tse ranv ,n5 ,'oF va gnu , s,e'uS pei, '
s3dress R"1 sio timi,s Nri,ona
fenlAie.
univ ma Nnrt6 ligh
49,
WANTED Girl tor Eenerai housgWork ref
eIenceS REQUIRED, t-- N-Iln slzln street
WANTED-dood reliable woman Ger clean
ing American preferred. AppR FftsoF-
-.llAl. 2.-l-l ~ -'ilsi ---.,'l --
WANTED experienced sale5iauits at tue
Economist
WANTED -NIisc,,Ilaneoua
~~~N~~~@-~-~o~@-~~-~~~~~-
WANTED second hand rolling ehaH ini
invalid Phone AOl
WANTED no buy second hand saxon inn
mediateN Box 5Sl
CARPET CLEANING, furniture and stove
repairing W A. Coz Phone b6s.
77577T7-ii7 77I77Ti77 genJ f-,- NE W. 6,,ii5
poison 4 Ferguson Phone t5i7W.
a. s7-,,i777 ,,,-r,,-risi,- d
" AN ~ "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21
FOR RI,NT--ROOma
~.~-~~N~~@-N1~~~~-~-N-- -N4N~43~~~--~-----~~-~-
North.

~~~~-~~N-@-e-~~~~~~@~~~NN-e
For JEMES and sulphur Springs get Simon
GarcIa's teams. 1902 North Arno street
For RENT Barn suitable for automobile
on horse has floor ana single room $40
North Fifth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-21

1olIHSIgSoSS.s>tll = = 49,
ANpED--Drcssmaldn at reasonable
prices Inquire 5OSM W Central avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
MISTAKES IN THE
PRIMARY TOTALS
VOTE ON MAYOR ~ MOLINE
CHANGED BUT ALL cANOt
DATES KEEP PLACES.

ERRORS ia computing totals appear
90 have been responsible FOR a number
o. mistakes iu tho table OF unomcia,
ro.urus az che Moline primaries OF last
Tuesday. Nore. however makes any
difference 90 tHe standing OF the var.
srar candidate
when the cauVaeEirE board had
completed ifs work 90 was found that
Mayor So o. Carlson had received
1s9l lrt1aI uf $3.50 votes. while
Ernest Feelugr. DIS socialist opponent
f1r mayor. received bul 1855 Instead
% 1885, as reported
Comm .sal1uer Et Ericsson who led
che Geld Cor that office. had am even
larger marFin than hc h.d been credit
90 with. Bats vote teiaE 1859. where
Go had been reported as -s-2. Com
missioner C.. y JollI0n's total was
also materially boosted. beinE 2.720
instead OF $50 W. A. Macbeth r.
eeived 1908 Instead os 1888. while A.
r. zimmerman gained J,vo votes and
CommiFFi1ufr B. L. Eastman lost one.
rl- totaIs fur a. C.. StouEcr. C.. T.
shaibers and otto Hiuiz were cor
rect
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
PmPLES AND ERUPTIoNS
MEAN BAD BLOOD

People who have Impure or iupov
eTiElod blood should be careful % take
oaiy vegetable and temperance rem.
EDS such a. ur. rierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery is and has been for over
60 years.
The urEt day sou start % take this
reliable medicine. impure germs and
accumulation tesin to separate ia the
blood and arr then expelled through
the ~iimiratlyc ureaus
in place OF the Impurities. the ar;cr.
ieE and veins gradually get fresh good
blood on the skin means that plmples.
boiis. caTbuucles. eczema. rash. acne
and all skin blem shes viii disappear.
Then son must remember that when
The blood IS right. the liver. stomach.
bowels and kidneys become healthy.
active and vigorous and you viii have
no more trouble with indigestion.
hnckache. headache and constipation.
Get Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cuFcry today az any medicine dealers:
u is a powerful blood purifier. 30 pene-
irating that q even gets a. the impure
deposits In the joints and carries them
out OF the system.
49, aNA"AA AaAAH -EaA4 remedy 10
Eive you the kind % blood tia; makes
the skin clear. the mind alert. the Wis
ion keencT and puts ambition and en-
crsy into the entire BODY. You Mont
De disappointed. For free advice or
free booklet on blood write DR.. Y. NJ.
Pierce. Buffalo. y. Y.-CAdvl
DR.. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets no.
only the original but the best Little
Liver Pills. hrst put up over 20 years
age. by old d.. z. v. Pierce. have been
much Initiated bu; never eauaied, as
thousands attest They're purely vege-
table. being made up OF concentrated
and refined medicinal principles. ex.
'racted from the roots OF American
plants. DO not gripe. One or two for
stomach corrective. three or four for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
COMMITTEE TO CANVASS
FOR ROOMS FOR G. A. r.

Committees 10 canvass Moline FOR
rooms for visitors during the state en-
campment OF the c. a. R. TO be held
June /. and 8. have been named
one in each voting precinct Follow.
ing Is the personnel as announced.
First district-Mrs. N. w. Roger
son. captain; Mrs. W. J. Davis. Mrs
J. Conn.
Second district-B. p. stow. assist
ants 20 be announced.
Third district-Mrs NJ y. Roger
son. and assistants TO be selected.
Fourth district-H. {. Colby. cap
tain. Mrs. Frances Donald. Mrs. Chris
SurensOn. Mrs. J. n. Wood
Fifth district-Peter Lind. captain 4:
assistants 10 be selected.
Sixth district-Mrs Fannie GaskilI.
captain: Mrs. Ed Saunders. Mrs. VIII
liam Evers.
Seventh district-Mrs. Nettie Moore.
captain; Mrs. Fred Palmer, Mrs. Fred
Matthews.
Eighth district-Mrs. C. s. Love.
captain: Mrs. William Killing, Mrs.
w w. Kelly.
Ninth district - Nell 4 Holt. cap
tain: assistants 20 be selected.
Tenth district-NIrs. Thomas Paul
captain; Mr.. and Mrs. John Moberg.
Eleventh district-Mrs. : :. Cromp-
ton. captain: Mrs. c. {. Cox.
Twelfth district-Mrs. 7. !. Cox.
captain: Mrs. Walter Peterson. Mrs.
Laura Reddington.
Thirteenth district-Mrs. Ella Long.
captain: Mrs. Elizabeth Hin.
Fourteenth district - Mrs Harry
thompson. captain: Mrs. Emerson
Sehofer. Mrs. Lillian Edgar.
Fifteenth district-Mrs. Villa Gear.
captain; Mrs Alice DahIberg. Miss
Jessie Moore. Mrs. Mae Selby.
Sixteenth district-Mrs. Anna Sale.
captain: assistants to be selected.
Seventeenth district-G. NJ. Gould
captain: Mrs. w. E. Hill. Mrs. Joseph
Bonhanl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
FIFTY COUPLES IN GRAND
MARCH AT CANTON'S BALL

Fifty couples participated in the
grand march which was the feature
of the 18th annual ball given by Can
ton Moline. I. o. o. r, Thursday even
ing- Colonel and Mrs. Louis SLIDER
stein of Davenport led the pageant,
which formed at 1880. The cheva-
Eers appeared in full regalia and dur
ing the march they halted and extend
ed the honOrs OF their rank 10 the Ia
dies. a colored spotlight played upon
the marchers as they passed about
the hall. Members were present from
Rock Island, Davenport. East Moline
and elsewhere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
LUNOT'S SPRING OPENING
DRAWING GREAT INTEREST

L-elt q Co.'S sestrE 1srzisE TEGrs-
cav artrrrrge vss os- af coo greats
90 Eer week. fE Nfa.tae. the sE1a cum
sages eats etsr-ge.a and Ea@grFaa.
Eest urire models have been
s-ugFst fram chicago and arr being
4sr- .1 sre5eEsratiaF ef styles daily.
E-sttrs TIRE models g. rri1 % ElEa class
sartrvT.r artists uas araresf ff6m
chicago uarr Ef-s War HlsEar1F
Casey Of U1et ts'sr4 s.rEf ana there
.s .r-srssrat Hess.r The show bssia-
ar ast e.rt.clra s.I g. seats aFr
1rrattr. s1r I'D. ara these were allied
ana en- a1aUatje standing roaa vas
-aE~e. ee Gle arss day. The store haa
arrr decorated an4 aTfregrarI TO- r7-
ser 1r-se.er Tse stea is Eisea ga
.r sre.rt ree=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
QUIT MEAT when
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Takc o. Glass OF Salts Dc Your
Back Hurts OF Bladder
Trouble You

~ aaa ar WsHFa Ha1 eats EsaE
rsEg.as'r rta Htar mistake ~
n3lsaisE ar baarTs eee.ss.ae ally.
saYs "a weE sa9Ng as.earfF Wsas
farms afie seft which ezeH-e Cse a.t.
asYs. rsrF become sHrrHerfr1 tfsa
tAs ssrsla. F-f s.grasa ans tsl t1
alxsr ere waste tat gaEsaas rrsaF tsr
bieoJ saeu wr see ret NrtrlF a-4
rneuas.sl.ss. headaches. liver rees5r.
nsrVags8-ss. sizt.srss. sleep essarss
aad aF.atfY tIsaf-rfs come EFaas s.zEr
ntsa ttfa-qs.
ne moment raa feel s f1u aess
.a tar EiGasT or Fogs back sGrts o.
o. Ehe sFine Isl clas.ivs eTees.gr. Gan
% SEQ meat. lrrrslaaE of passage 90
ttteuiad 81 a sersatisa eE scaGzlaE
step saf.aE @esE ssG sec asogs fslF
ssac-s q Jas stlls rem ssV sssre
nlacv. take r. fa8iespooarat sa a SASS
81 water Before breakfast asE ri
few ds4s qesF kigaegs wa Eeg Gee.
Thts fsmags salts ts maEs ess@ tas
scft 81 grapes sat t-naa fuee. eems
bfaef Nua hasa sse has beer ese9
fsr generations Oil Huta sad stisss,.aSs
tas shia-Vs. also CO. argtrrsilsr ere
scifs la arfss as E eg t7gErr caeses
tsrtsatiee. taas ~at.eE e.ai..~r ueas
ness
JaG Salts ts Inexpensive are carsss
tssi,srs. ea.zkea "a trfEsFrst FFrrr 10
esng ttthfs-wassr grtaE Wss every
enc Should take aaw ass sHre 90 Fss7
enc slfoeys ei-ea saf active Fat f1F
tfsod pure. tserFsv aaeet.es srr 19f
tafasT eenspficstass
tsaFrsr Ifsgss seaFEiteg t-t k4sJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
BURGLAR WISE TO
THE COMBINATION
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY ~ EAST MO-
LINE LOSES CASH BOX
AND szz6s-

Ea6u-rdEc % tho combination %
tlr safc % tas East Moline Electric
aurGry vac made use % Thur day
evening by someone who broke into
the b1udiaz. opened the safe aad made
away with the cash box containing
gzzss The cash box vac locked and
tts Eiss evidently l.d not tuov how
Go open that so De carried 20 OF.
Entrance vaa secured hy r-yius
1qau o. rear door Nothing else about
tnr place VAS uaiested and tac burg
Iary aas not discovered tiu the pro
psfetpr arrived az ta@ place today
There u~sr go tangible clues for hc
police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
CARSTENS QUITS
MERCHANTS'P0ST
LONG TtwE SECRETARY OF re
TAtLERs MAKES NO EH-
PLANTATION OF ACT.
SERIES Ever Since Organization Was
Termed ara Rad Given Excel
lent Satisfaction

vCu.am q. Carstens. secretary o.;
the Moline Retail Merchant associa-
cioa STAGE Sc sas orsauized J. years
ago. presented bis resignation ThurH-
day evening 20 the trustees a. their
rerllar monthly meetinE. TIE reason
uas rot stated. Neither did SIR Car
stszs announce ans piars for the tut
u-s though 90 vas animated that he
r1l-At 60 lrto business later. His sue
esssor viii noe b. named fii the guar
rrr.F meeting OF fcr trustee. April -.
rlr resi- z1at.1u takes effect April O.
g. g. Wander VsaH=rt pres.irut oi
fsr association. today expressed deep
regret at fae s~gcriuE OF liF epuncc-
f.01 WITH t-r 1reauifatou bg Mr..
Carsrers WF Wander Frruett said
fae retiring Official had been COME
t-rt ana uutlraE .r ndvune.rE tar in-
forests 0f Che nss1eiaf.or and .aaf &c
Ho1id dinclit 90 au his p.ar. Hs has
Developed q ratirF system watch Sc
elective auf h1F been irrtrrlrl rutn'
.a pgttinr the assoc.ati7l upon an AIDE
raafr uurEiar basis and Er~p.uF it
there. The r-er~ts expressed br the
Brrsidr1t Ers~ echoed bg other mrm-
br-s o. fsr assoc.afior.
HsIss State OHs-
Beside has connection veirh Che $40
tr~ or=ari1atGn. Mr CaTsicnE fs Gee
rrfary os ttr Illinois Rating a-1ue.1-
ti1u and q director az we'll H~ VIII
automatically retire from both OF
49, 49,. f .aa.H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
MISTAKESPAST0R
FOR A JlTBUSMAN
woLfSEF -ssfLs FEv. 2. g. r+ANEY
AND GETS AIDE W THE
-fILL FoR NOTHING

H-z. E g HassI pastor % tas Sec.
e-1 r1euerrsi1raI cszrca % M1iins
3 saf.ers fsat 90 roaIs make e. liginE
l- tae I.sar Business rssa Go sis con.
r-uEaflaa saa11l -Ert him .f De-
argues. a1s.rsss cones CO. llm aira.
a1E ee.iel-al.sa as4 uirt1sf s aasI.a
s.re aa r.s auto. bow could ae fai q
CO. rra.F uees asr atlrr eassraErFs
Tr.rrr.aF arrrrEsaE .r era-art ais
Eaea.rr aa s.reratE ssrseE ll zee
sa.s.lr. part af HtalaF and started
sFr .ar f1or 90 che eul As 10 passed
f.fs. aerr.r eerrr rEE.r a 1tstfaeEr-
e- FROM gao Gro HeI GsH fte
sr5ese- sI .eF4.rr al r1 fer cause and
aas greeted eg @aa eea asrFir1 zP
t1 r.r ear. sagirs -ta.t q a-la1ir.
9 aalr -E rltr 20 f-H E..
IAN rtraE. Eap ll.r aas ts- a0sp.ts
Ef- rr1seGrr GO tsr pastor al b. made
raea I'll ere treet seal. AFTER feT
passenger Est Been seated a mau~a'
e.s eye ea.ses tar e.rFiesl Gus GO fas
drivers -a.-ar.
-a--Wslss- De- -.aee.-f-s. -rbrz
t.. ere p-ea-afrF start rlaaiaE JIG
ssfs-F
rreG lfat o. Essss.r corrected Str
EtarrI. waa 10 ra tlaE uo@rat bad
f1uraset pie rassrasrr Vas s9meoss
Uaa esf rreerstzrG ttH EEt wbcfs
ease EaE sscr be- Eiatrlt vas enable
rr frser1rr Tough enc GaEse1E~s
1ae .sEErt arG a~Er.t sE o. ai.1asa
OBJ a.fset. w. usHrT took Aim 90 DTS
f-srrFtles sE4 declined tss usual
Pare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
EXPLAINS REFRIGERATION
TO MEMBERS OF CHURCH

a detailed description of tho meth
.ts .srI ie fls l-aua.sc.gF" of astl-
r.l .rr aaa eiEsr tu men ut tar
Feelr4 HaaEs. aat.aaal church 90 $40
.rr gE.rs.ay -Vrl.rs tE %, %. Frirad
F1rF ESPECIALLY prepared lantern
slides u.r~ Hsrs during tHr lecture
ra faaa Eea Frrr.seFaf.Ha iE accom-
r,-EHt ree OF irr both ra'urai and
rrt.Gr.sl tas Increased enormously
11rfrs tsr tast fFa years. tho speaker
stated Statistics from Chicago and
Sra GesE were cited o. prove fais