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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
Has Faith in Quick
Remedy for Catarrh
Cunningham Drug Store and Central
Druu Co. Guarantees That fyo-
mel VIII Relieve the Worst
Cases Of Catarrh In
Detroit

When one OF the most reputable
concerns in Detroit guarantees that
medicine will produce benefit or they
will refund the money, II speaks
volumes for the merits OF that rem
edy. II is in this way that Cunning
ham Drug Store and Central Drug
Co. are selling Hyomei. the treat
ment that has helped so many cases
OF both acute and chronic catarrh in
Detroit and vicinity
Hyomei Is not pill nor is II a
spray or Hotion that must be-
rubbed in. II is an oil. the AIR OF
which you Ifst breathe In your nose.
throat and /ungs by the aid or an in
haler. THAI comes with every outfit.
Benefit yill usually be seen from the
very first treatment.
This air destroys all germ life in
the air passages and lungs and en-
riches and purifies the blood with
the additional ozone IL supplies. II
banishes catarrh of the head and
throat and respiratory organs.
Wherever these mucous membranes
contain catarrhal germs, there Hyo-
mel will do its work of healing.
When using this treatment, the AIR
you breathe will be found like that
on the mountains high above the sea
level. where grows the balsamic
trees and plants which make the air
pure by giving off volatile antiseptic
fragrance that Is healing TO the re-
spiratory organs.
The complete Hyomei outfit is in
expensive and includes an inhaler,
dropper and sufficient Hyomei for
several weeks treatment.
Remember that II Hyomel does not
relieve you, Cunningham Drug Store
and Central Drug Co. will refund
your money. This Is good time TO
get rid OF catarrh by this natural
method and prevent catarrhal colds
thai are so common at this season.
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
History OF Detroit Is
Told in Pageant Just
Published BY !. s. Park

Lovers of history, and particularly
students OF the early French and
English history OF Detroi; and its
vicinity, will be much interested In
charming little book that James
Stanton Park has just published I'M
der the caption. "The Pageant of
Old Detroit" The book consists of
half-a-dozen episodes. each arranged
in scenario form, which by them
selves tell the more important parts
Of the early history Of Detroit.
A historical introduction precedes
the scenes, and the pageant proper
opens with prologue. la which
forest scene Is shown, with Indians
engaged In peaceful pursuits, while
the voices OF the air, the forest and
the river whisper together OF an APP
proach. Through the trees is seen
the river and presently the voices
Of sailors, raised In song. are heard.
The indians crowd TO the river
presently there sweeps into view the
ship with Chevalier dc la Sale and
his party. A gun is fred in salute.
and the Indians. in alarm, fire ar
rows toward the Goat. But La Sale
and his party extend their arms In
token CT fricndliness and the boat
sweeps ON past with the priests on
their knees chanting TIE Deums.
Episode No. ! Is The founding OF
the city Of Detroit. when a group OF
peaceful Indians hear the trumpet
call of Cadillac and his men and
Cadillao's party appears through the
wood. paints the cross. and the
members put themselves on friendly
terms with the savages. This is
based on the actual founding OF De-
troit in 1901.
A May Day celebration In 1908 Is
shown in the second episode, and
the dialogue brings out the growing
discomfort with the rule OF Cadillac.
and the beginning OF the plots which
molly resulted In his transfer. There
follows the episode OF the surrender
Of tho Fort Of Detroit to the Eng
lish in l7G0. the Pontiac conspiracy
In 1852. the rule Of Henry Hamilton
in I776 and the departure OF Gen.
Anthony Wayne from the fort In
1876.
AS an cpilogue Is given the scene
In the forest, the river cleaning
through the trees The voices Of
the air, the forest and the river dis
cuss the coming OF the power OF the
white men and then enter the scene
in turn the spirit Of America, the
spirit of France and the spirit of
ENGLAND. each with her children. the
epilcgue ending with all singing:
80 peace shall reign at length,
Throned In angelic strength.
Singing again.
Peace riehting every wrong
Through all the ages long;
Peace bringing back the song.
Gcod viii toward men"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

or the coal produced In Great
Britain in 1913, 1902. 800 tons
were retained for home consump-
tion--representing,
each . the popi :,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
And Paste This i'm Your Bonnet

carry all the finest table silverware made-word's
standard goods-"l847 Rogers Bros Community
Gorham Sterling-Holmes and Edwards. Or Watches
Hamilton, Howard, Elgn, Watham, Illinois, Rock
ford, South Bend and others. Clocks-Seth Thomas
chckens-got to scratch for lving-Square Deal
price, make the Christmas dollar stretch like rubber
Miller
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

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OFF1CIAI INSPECTION OF BRANDS OF FERTILIZERS
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
HERE DURING MAY

Plans are being made for a big in
dustrial or trade exhibit TO be held in
Rock Island the last two weeks in
May. AT this time there VIII ne health
charts. showing modern methods Of
preventing disease. There viii he 9th
ers showing the development of play
grounds and childreu's gardens. and
daily demonstration of first aid TO the
injured In addition TO this there viii
be exhibited different lines of goods
manufactured in Rock Island, and
every day there viii be shown motion
pictures and lantern slides which viii
be both educational and entertaining
This exhibit is 60 be held at the Y.
n. C. A and viii be open TO the gen
eral public, there being no charge for
admission. The exhibit is being car
ried on r.uder the auspices of the edu-
cational committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
BURGLARS LEAVE
THE LOOT BEHIND
Cash Register Stolen Prom shine
stand on Nineteenth Street
and Lett In Alley.

shortly after mIduiEh, last might
men were seen sncaksug up the alley
90 the rear OF collins saloon al Nine
tcrth street and Second avenue. one
os che men was carrying brand new
cash register. The party who saw
tho two mon became suspicious and
reported the case 10 the police In "a
few minute half q dozen officers were
on the scene. The cash register was
found living in yard near the alley
and the men had disappeared. Up 90
O. late hour this afternoon neither one
% ;hc pair had been apprehended. but
a good description had been furnished
the authorities
Tho cash register in question had
been stolen from the shine stand OF
Gus Angeles. az Nineteenth street and
Second avenue. The men had pried
of a latch on the door. securing en-
trance In this manner. Angeles has
been doing no business az the stand
for several days. as the place Is being
remodeIcd. The cash register was new
and valued az s45. hut 10 had not been
damaged by the burglars. Several ne
gro suspects we're taken last night.
but all proved their innocence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
SEEK RECOVERY OF
MONEY FROM ESTATE

Dixon 81 MocIler, with Public Ad-
ministrator Robert Rank, are in Gales
burg today seeking TO recover SO
from the estate of Ebenezer ireland,
the man found dead near the Burliug-
ton road vladuct there Sunday. Ire
land was advanced money by the local
undertakers upon his quarterly remit
lance voucher he received from a
South African estate trustees.
shortly after this loan Ireland left
Rock Island and the next word Dixon
q MoelIer received was of his death.
The need of advancing money 40 the
man was due 10 the fact that there
was some diScrepancy in the numbers
of the voucher. Ireland was prevent
ed from countersisning and cashing
80 until this defect was remedied, and
this had not been done at the time OF
his death The local men may ex-
perience difficulty. therefore. in OBJ
tanning the funds
Ireland had declared II his wish TO
be buried here whenever his death
should occur. and IL is probable that
the body will be removed 20 this city
FOR interment, according TO the mans
wishes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
DELAY HEARING FOR
DIRECTORS BENEFIT

Aii objections buf one have been
Withdrawn lu the Tscuty-third street
ravluE case. Improvement az the
block from Third Co. Fourth avcnHc
is stlI opposed by 50. =. Murphy. The
latter vas 20 appear iu court today
bat failed % ole hts objections then.
city Attorney j. =. Wirtcr. not dcsiT-
ms Co force through the Improvement
sithour thr obirtt1r being heard. ask
co the continuance of the ease until
Friday at . a. TN
- passed IS tfe- cts fret the inn
pFoveueut contemplated paving from
Second CO. Fourth avenue. but oblrc-
tons tu ttis move usEe many Tacit
agreement vas ruaiiv obtained 20 the
effect that 90 uuiy the block from
Third to Fourth was paved and a
boulevard made iu fH~ center of the
street 90 lessen thT cost that al OBJ
ssarigs vuuid- b. removed. Nr Mur-
psy las since objected and Gill state
bis reasols tomoTrow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
PROMISSORY NOTES
COME UP IN COURT

Judgment for S5s7.sI was entered
BY the county court after the case OF
Peoples National bank rs. owen c.
HAYS and Edith ~ Hays had been
aired before Judge y. 4. Larson yes
ferday The suit was brought as re-
suit Of non payment % a note Tor S66i
given hy AR and Airs. HAYS 10 the
hank oct. Q. 1919. Due Dee. 10, II was
not paid and as result tine bank be
gan suit for $500 r. l.. Eagle repre-,
scented the bank and J. r. Murphy the
who waived service OF pro
cess and will not oppose judgment
l.. Salcns. through his attorney. r.
j. Mccrsman. Is seeking redress
through the courts for failure OF J.
" Truxcii 90 pay Ses6 note given
Dee IS. 1915. as payment for WORK
don. Truxcii confcsscs that the
plaintiff has been damaged % the ex-
tent % S.7sfe aud asks that this be
the judgment entered r l.. Eagle Is
the defendant attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
NEWS OF COURT HOUSE

Robert Alice of East Moline will be
haled into court on charge OF wife
abandonment On April 3 he left his
wife. Ellen, so the petition states, and
has not been heard from since that
time
City Natron Margaret Schroeder mas
pe1iuOned the county court TO take
into custody Frank Schoubrouck. 13-
year-old son of AIr. and Mrs G.
Schoubrouck, 21I3 Third avenue. Tho
boy is said to be an incorrigibie and
given 10 playing hockey. His parents
cannot force mis- obedience to their or
ders. hence the request for the court
TO take charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

~ care 90 Rock fs.aa4 yesterday
raoruiaE. aad admitted b@inE info1i-
easee a. ao0n Hr stated fhas hs met
q ssrarEer in ssiagr % Seventeenth
ssrees $40 foas him 90 fse Cox home
f1r q rao-u ia the sfteruoon. &c sHeN
Gsfis ~ Wtas hasr~Hs5 after he Eoi
trrrr Gee claimed BE- had 81 after
asriufsr here. hGf shea searched az
fsr ssaflaa fass siEts vas renui'rss.
tii tre Released
TIE police eilf tsse steps 60 pre-
er-f arr f4~rkeT orEles az fte Cor
faras Mrs. cox is a pavaieaf wreck
ard steps may b. ta<-n f1 have h~r
trsatefzf s1ule rst.ie lasfifufiou. Ail
90 sse ra-rfrr arrested we're released
tsrirE fhr ear
Funrraf services uuf ~ Conducted
from o.1tau~r-s grffrfasius parip-a
faerorroa uuoruinE az 90 o'clock sit-
ocrr Har camp. Span lsii American
vrsr Veterans. uiff have charge OF che
services. wifh burial iu Chlpp.aHHuc 80
rrr~-f~~r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
VETERINARIAN USES
GAS TO END CAREER

pr ~. p. Gilbert. Davenport vcter-
marian. took his own life this morn
inE while IN a respondent mood. Hts
BODY vas discovered in his RON az
asia Fourth street. az II o'clock by
a fellow roomcr. c. A MOODY. Moody
Eas attracted BY the smell OF gas and
catered Gilbert's room 20 ind him "
ing upon the bed hieiess. and the gas
Set wide open
Gilbert was 81 years old. He had
been a resident OF DAvenpor; for IS
years and vas well known. Since the
death OF his wife two years since he
has been very moody and financial
worry on top OF this sorrow was sur
hcient TO temporarily deranse The
man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
POLICE ALARMS
FOR SEARS TOO
Fneuzh Eemains In stuaD1 Police
Alarm Fund o. care for the
OufiyinE Tract.

So wrlf fI IRE city % Rock Island
haf ar~r 60 nsfs ttr purchase nf the
afar police alarm system that there
remains i1 fEr Ft1e01 t1ud sff aside
f1r that pErresr ero-EH cash 90 pro
rf1s Sears 1gifa h98es r. tas auue2a-
t.ar Er1ireF carries
aEtrerss1n of ere police alarm eif-
-stFs lotto thr proposed TERRITORY viii
srtsI tfr eEpeefifgFr ~ Approximate
o. FseHg maybe fFFir more. said
"rHr Deer Archie tarl tesa upru-
er
.tt present ftrrr ss sHoar fEaf rea.
-r-sIa.rs ts 600 tsrf rs.Fef he rl~
$1,000 aarl Trr r-rF .sH f9ef
.a1.f care r.= r.r ulr.H.He territory
without srse6re on rrr a-rr- f.-f
s7af f7rfsr- .r H."..s Er. s OF
r-- sarp..s
20 feed t-fre-r rrr GserFa.. 900
se people enabled F.e efF rH reap
Gro trrrff Ffr tar stalled trH
saraer as tsr r1Hr raised .
enf issue coo o. asef fTr ra.a.Hz
e.-e save f.r police alarm
r r~ .aEt FtteaI sv
Hef reesTFssr Hr etf-r.re cod.
.rHF ..r EFre. .1 frF eT-.H.
To-Day ar f1ErerHr Tl ere fHT rrt
900 rssat.sf.ar Hr H1tTs .r tr
HafrH oH rrr rHrt
#r t tr-rrfF street Hrt rerrfr-
err. srrrT- frt sFF Frrr
r.e H. resser E.rr FHr uars . GOO
.e-- .rH.es-s carter .r fFr HHer
.-efs#r ror.s tsaf-5 F9 arrive. aH..r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
COLLINS MEETING AT
DREAMLAND TONIGHT

The supporters OF 5. J. Collins can
didacy for mayor i'm the west end OF
the city viii hold a rally this evening
at the Dreamland theatre on Ninth
street and Seventh avenue. The pro
gram Of speeches will be preceded and
followed by the regular program OF
pictures. Children unaccompanied by
their parents win not be admitted.
The adjourned general meeting of
the Eleventh and Nineteenth pre-
cincts will be held this evening at the
reservoir pump house on Sixteenth
avenue and Twenty second street
4 meeting of Mr.. Collins support
ers in the Sixth, Eighth and Ninth
precincts viii be held at 8 o'clock this
evening ar the Collins headquarters
in the Rock Island house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
COLORADO PARTY
SPEND HOUR HERE.
Thirty Boosters Due in Rock Island
on Eastern Tour Evening
OF April 20.

Those akinE the Pixies Peak au-
t0mobile sociability" run are schedul-
ed 10 be in Rock Island between the
hours of and Thursday evening.
April %. after leaving Moline. where
they will spend an hour This is in
accordance with a definite schedule
which was received in Moline today.
From Rock Island the party will go
to Davenport and spend the night
there, resuming their journey west
ward early Tuesday morning.
On April Il. at $50 a m. eight cars
carrying 80 representative Colorado
business men. left the springs on an
overland trip by way of the Pixies
Peak Ocean-to-Ocean highway. In
dianapolis. the eastern terminus. is
expected 70 be reached at l o'clock
Thursday afternoon, April %. On the
way east the party is supposed to
cross the Mississippi river at Hanni
bal. Mo, and make stops at several
towns Of Illinois. including Decatur
and Springfield.
In anticipation of the westerners.
roads have been dragged along the
route and in some Instances friendly
rivalry has been stirred up between
different communities in their efforts
TO have the roads in better shape than
their neighbors.
The trip is made under the auspices
of several commercial organizations
of Colorado and the Pixies Peak
Ocean-to-Ocean Highway association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
COX DEATH FROM
NATURAL CAUSES
sssn verdigf 9. EsasAsd AZ Feiisr
-tafian ~ 80 Coroasr's JarJ
after "a I've Hear HsarisE-
>rvtN wrSE~>E, EXAHINrD
d.. Na~urr sag. Bruises on Facs
we're 90 Day. Ofd other Ie-ti-
maag glren f. CenHigfinF.

ma. waiter caE.s te1sE vas Due to-
.ear- .eE1.E wac ere FrFus
--s..eE sf r1as to-day F fer t.ry ir
r.- rr.esE conducted over ere rr-
~4.rs e Carerrr Meyer al ere police
Hs.. rHr b~arlaE. az .1lrref yes
re-f4r a-lrrHs1r. was opposed again rf
% aa.E aat airhoGEh eeare witt
re.s-s a-r- s-1ft. no farther tmpc--
sHr tf.s. were FrogEhf g1f
A. Mueller. e.fr t~alfr rHr-
.r HH1 -garltlrG enc soaF. slated
rss. enc rrlfrre aa ere bad OF ere
s.af Hfa we're made sr Feast tg days
fr4 aH# were rrar.T srs.ef fa uF
opinion. Coz FaH been traf
ar fe HTe or s.r h1a~s wdrr picked
re r police Tr1se ur7 fTefirr..
..s HTrH. ar vrr-. ur a. S. w.surr.
f..HsGrerF. EiEa Stead.
Hlr .faHer. 0.sruar H.rsrt VIC
co. errT and 20 m
H.. nf rrss feff ana tae
..r " ..r.r1a |rr1FV ans fs~ corr
H.-# .r.| chem eerrrs. times os
.er EH-r one bearing Or
rl aa.r ursf srF.ee
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Fs. . r E ar rsH-
Hr .fFrH. from
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hal. ."Ffr f" e
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hack and child
have returned to their home in Coal
Valley after visit with Mrs. HACKS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maucker.
Charles c. Griffin of Cedar Rapids
returned to his home yesterday after
months visit in the city.
Mr. and Mrs James \. Northcamp
of Detroit. Mich. are visiting rela
tives in the tri-cities.
Frank Maucker, Jr.. is confined TO
his home by illness.
Miss W. L. Dresser has gone for
months stay at Hotel Colfax, Colfax,
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
Omer Davis.

omcr Davis. who formerly lived in
Rock Island. died az Bellevue. Iowa.
Monday night The remains were
brought 10 Moline. where the funeral
vas held this afternoon al Christ
Episcopal church. Members OF the
Royal Arcanum and OF the Odd Eel
lows participated In the final rites.
Burial was in Riverside
Mr. Davis was born In 1855 in Rock
Island and his home was in this city
tTl two years ago. when he removed
90 Bellevue. lie was a chiropractor.
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. John
Parks OF Reynolds. and Mrs Louis
Plambcck OF Moline. and three broth
crs. Fred and Richard Of Rock Island
and William Of Bellevue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
OBITUARY


Hfrs Cornelius uuvaii. Milan. died
yesterday aft~rnpon after several
days Iiaess vith complications Fu-
neral services viii b. held this even
ing at gao AZ the residence The re-
mains wiii b. taken o. Windsor. ST..
for barial
Deceased. vbose maidrr name vss
Miss Fraaces RaTidou. wsa horn IN
uFovn county. Ind Fch. =. 1850.
she Was uuiied in marriage Sept. -.
is5s. 60 Corueisus Duvaii For four
years she had lived On Milan. BE
sifs the hssband there survive a son.
Ernest. residing q; Nattoon. III. threc
grand ehiidrcn and three Ercat-Erant-
ehiiArsu- Early IN life Mr. DuvAil
uris~si vita IRE Methods; church AZ
sriragF springs. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
Daniel .. Iohn.nn.

Funeral services FOR Daniel r.
johnson we're held ar . "Wednesday
afternoon in the home. 1I0S Fifteenth
strcctC. Moline. the Rev. 4. r. Berg
sfrum officiating Singing was by
the Misses WilhclmIua Wisfrand and
Martina serene. There was a large af-
tendance OF friends and former shop
mates. MANY beautiful floral offer
iurs we're displayed Bearers we're
Gust Larson. D.. 8. Johnson. Andrew
olson. O.. ~. Heck. James HaFsou and
Fred Johnson. Burial was Goa Rock
Eigrryicw cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

The bank declares that when these
were given into its custody a secret
agreement with the insurance com
pauy assured them of receiving bonds
Of equal value al the end of one year,
and the receivers declare existence OF
such an agreement was unknown to
them
Searle & Marshall represent the in
surance company and c. E. Dietz the
bank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
PRIZE is WON BY
ROCK ISLANDERS
". q. vs.. Drill Of This City ENccls in
Competition Ht Peoria
state Camp.
EXENPLTIEs THE RITUAL LATER
Wr>. Anna Downs Chosen Grand Ad-
visor Cairo Triumphs in Fight
FOR Next Meeting.

Peoria, April l5.-Thc drill team OF
the Rock Island Woodmen of the World
defeated that from the Monticello camp
. bon the contest between the two at the
Coliseum as feature of yesterday aft
ernoon.s program of the first mead
camp convention OF the ~. %. ~. under
tine sole Jurisdiction OF Illinois. By its
victory the upstate team won the cash
prize OF $3.50 offered IN the event and
was given the privilege OF cSemplify-
Ing the ritual OF the order az the in
lratun OF 100 candidates into Peoria
Grove $50. - last evening.
The judges who made the award iu
the drill were j. r. Foley OF Chicago,
$. =. Andlaman of Chicago and VII
liam Schmitz of Peoria, chairman of
the local arrangement committee.
The awarding OF the prizes was based
ON general appearance, excellence Of
trill discipline and individual perfec-
fiou OF the members OF the two teams
Monticello lost heavily on mistakes
made by members OF the squad al
though the work of the team as
whole was highly complimented.
Rock Island Woman HoBored.
Omcers elected by the woodmen cir
Gle. the woman's auxiliary. are as fol-
lows.
Alternate supreme representative
Nyrta Hunt. lIurphysboro.
Grand EuaTdian-Ids N. Kelly Chi
caEo.
Grand advisor-Anna Downs. Rock /
Island.
Grand clerk-Frances Wallace. Chi I
caEo.
Grand banker - Theresa salermo. (
Chicago.
Grand chaplain-ElIa Daley, Full
ton.
Grand observation-disclosures Tremel.
Chicago.
Grand inner sentinel-Kate PrindIe,
Peoria.
Grand outer sentinel-Margaret E ]
Hid. Quincy. I
Grand manaEer-PearI Nullard, East
ST. Louis.
Mrs. Keefe viii represent the Wood
man Circle OF Illinois az the national
convention of the order in ST. Paul
Nicholas Grassland OF Peoria. named
yesterday by the Woodmen of the
World. will represent the main branch
OF the order at this convention as SOW
crcign delegate.
Cairo Wins Meeting.
Those supporting Cairo for the next
city. who included practi-
cally all OF the down-state delegates,
were successful in securing IL choice .
as next years meeting place a. yes
tcrday's session. Although IL seemed !
10 be the outlook that either Sprng-
field or Moline would he picked as the ,
scene OF the second convention OF the Z
head camp of the Noodmen OF the
World OF illinois. Cairo took the lead {
EARLY and. backed by George Gilmore
81 Cairo and a band of other cnthusi-
ssis for that city. was chosen. The {
choice was afterward made unani-
nous.
The initiation OF one hundred can s
iidstes into both the Woodman circle /
md Woodmen o. the World lodges {
ook place last night 81 the Coliseum s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
Funeral Of Lawrence Swanson.

The remains of Lawrence b. Swan
son arrived In Rock Island last night
from Chicago. The funeral was held
al o O'Clock this afternoon from the
home OF his mother. Mrs. c. p. Swan
son. .si5 Eighth avenue Rev. James
Edgar Wilson officiating. The Eagles
had charge OF the services az the
grave. Interment was in ChlppiAn-
mock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
ECHO OF NORTHERN
LIFE CASE HEARD

Revival o- interest in the case OF
the defunct Northern Life took place
this afternoon when attorneys argued
upon the pleadings in the suit of the
Sangamon Life & Trust company. re-
ceivers. vs.. the Peoples Savings bank
81 Moline.
The case involves the recovery Of
certificates valued az S2.soe deposited
with the bank by the Northern Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
DEMURS TO PERSONAL
INJURY DECLARATION

The city OF East Moline. through
City Attorney F. n Raiisback. has en-
tered a demurrer 10 the declaration of
Alexander Haroaey who is suing for
$1,000 because OF personal injuries
sustained last summer He was
squeezed between the city sprinkling
wagon and one driven by Nels Mum
son.
G. D. Long represents the plaintiff.