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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23
SideJights on the European War

london. 6Eorrasp ondeuca of ths
Associated Press -strauEezt looking
.of ans she ships with tine British grand
feet is the Atlantic liner which has
been Transformed into mother-safr
for tine zeapLaues. There are platforms
~ place If the prameu8des where PAS
saneers used ID lounge bombs ia place
Of daek-oaatts. and the dining saloons
have been fitted lip as workshops. Ev-
erErhrue that seap.ane needs in the
way af repairs can be supplied
Here is our. assortment of bombs
said an officer showing an exhibit of
different sizes ON shelf THAT one
weighs a hundred pounds. the same
as siE-.neh shell"
What 80 Eau use them aB p" he vas
asked
Anything from German cruiser.
I'VE get chance fat one 10 sun
marine. Tas- big bomb would finish
O. Zeppelin 100
a crane that once had taken pas
=aHEer= trunks out of the hold lifted
seap-aue off platform and deposited
t on Eae water where il bounced oa
The waves before the motor was started
and ID skinned across the surface fab
hundred yards OF more. rose. eircIed
around the feet Two or three times
ana then disappeared out at sea. with
rs floats 1T looks clumsy beside ain
aeroplane -rhe difference between d
NHel5 and e naHrE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23

Some Of the very newspapers which
nave been yelping for months that
president Wilson should recognize
somebody and lend the country.s sup
port % some sort Of government I'm
Mexico, are now up on their hind legs
amltting doieful bowls because Car
fanSa has received recognition II
would be interesting TO know Just
what these critics would DO if they
had their own way about Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23
France Henors Hsrnle Nnn.e,..

Paris, Oct 45-The military cross
with conmendE in arrnv o~4.-s
mas been conferred On q long lIs1
OF hereie women who. as nurses sf-v-
60 ST tAelr posts az Camp.asae4 Ser
us ana NilieTs Cotteretss seme during
the German occupation and all ander
FIRE. Among them are tao women he
longing 10 the Franeh arisfacrsev
Baroness FajH and Countess PaIsrt-
Viii.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23

The nations Of Europe are Bidding
high today fer rHe support IF couu
tries VINO VIA aeai out gHetr men t8
ba shot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23

Inc liberated Tooth Boggy - How
soon Is 7 safe to have an liberated
tooth extracted
AHsewar-Jus- as soon as YOU can
persuade ttre dentist that you don t
want The tooth any more. il not SCORER
Emeties-Waat would vou consider
a useful emes3c 10 have oa hand f9-
household emergeacies2
Answer good emeue II one var
can : Keep doTa A tablespoonful ar
mustard -four stirred in a half eao
of iakewarm water. a teaspo9nfnI o.
syrup or ibecse. Either should be re-
peated ~ fifteen or twenty "a mites r.
necessary Either would require from
I'VE 70 twenty minutes 10 come bset
an HEST antaneous emetc fer babies e-
ADULTS IS enc grain of copper salDRsfa
l.s9osEea lH tablespoonful Of wafer
as dose world dars 10 be- eareuffv
measured bat it IS effective.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-23

BFLLY's LETTERS.

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unless il SOS case Of standing ag 8r
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more taaa Eaw m5ua#rz ag fast a&-
changes.
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waz and sven was cunning up 10 sea
her. ag just stalled alone ana sea i
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acet. eft Rag studying 81 home mites.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
LANSDALE SHOOT TO
OPEN LEACUETOURNEY.
Wilmington Gunmen Will
Take Part Tomorrow in
Trapshooters' Match
TEN CLUBS MAKE
UP ORGANIZATION

The 1856 season Of the Philadel-
phia Trapshooters League will for
mally open tomorrow with big shoot
at the Lansdale Gun Club grounds at
Lansdale. Pa. The Philadelphia
Trapshooters League is in better
shape than ever before, and this sea
son will go through with ten clubs in
the line up instead Of eight as hereto
fore. The West Chester Gun Club of
West Chester. Pa, and the Chester
Blue Rock Gun Club, of Chester are
the new clubs in the league, and as
both are good. strong and we'll estab-
lished organizations, their afiiliation
with the league will benefit it mater
tally.
The opening tournament at Lans-
dale will carry 100 target program,
shot in five 20 bird events, and will
start at 10 o'clock, with entries clos
ing at o'clock. A large crowd Of
locals will take advantage OF the
opportunity of getting away for the
first shoot of the season in she league
series. and Wilmington will be well
represented in the club team race
which will be held. The Lewis class
system will govern the distribution of
trophies, and there will be five class
es, A. B, G, d and E, with two tro-
phies of equal value in each class.
There will also be an optional sweep
of 81 on the program, for those wish
ing to play same, with the money di-
vision on the Lewis class system. and
three moneys for every ten entries.
Several automobile parties are be-
ing made up in Wilmington to take in
ths shoot. The Lansdale Gun Club
has one of the finest grounds and
equipment in the east, and in 1916
will stage the Pennsylvania State
Shoot, so that they are fully capable
of taking care of any crowd that may
attend.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
BFTAANY no PAY PORT PENN.

Bethany. of the Church League. Will
go to Part Penn tomorrow afternoon
20 play the team Of that place. A fast
game is looked tor Last Saturday
bethany won from Port Penn by the
score Of TO I. but Manager Hick-
man. Of Port Penn. says he Is out for
revenge and that he will get this game.
Manager Hickman will use either
johnson or b. Yearsley in the box,
while the remainder Of the lineup
will he: c. Yearsley. C; Johnson or
p. Yearsley p: r. Nearslcy, lh; G..
Yearsley. 2h; b. Nearsley, 3b; c.
Bender. SIS; Dyer. II; Hickman, CT;
Kumpcl or Zackus. RI.
For Bethany either Dom Snyder
or p. Biansheld will be on the mound
Rlansfeid has been pitching good ball
in the Church League and Is IN inc
best OF form.
"wiz~ LETTERS will again play first
base for Bethany Voshell ana bai
will be the umpircs.
The following Bethany players are
n meet AZ Sixth and Market streets
Al 115 o'clock Keiser, Blansteld
SNYDER. LETTERS. Woodington. Dowd
HONEYWELL. Irwin. Moore and Mink. INT
team viii make the trip by auto.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
OVERLOOK TO take
chance AT ODESSA

After being out of the game for
more than a month. the Overbrook
baseball team will get in the going
again Saturday when it will play the
Odessa team at Odessa, The local
nine is now in the pink of condition
and expects to make up for the
douhle-header it lost to the Odessa
team earlier in the season. The team
will make the trip by automobile,
leaving Fifth and Harrison streets at
100 o'clock. The players who will
take part in the game include. Glynn
Wood, limp" Ryan. Mat" Donahoe
O'Toole, Manager Shaw. RIP" Nc
Ardle, Meal" Lynch, Bill Donovan
and Flynn Odessa's regular lineuI
will oppose the local team.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
BOATS IN CAY ARRAY
TO PARADE ON RIVER
Procession Will Pass in Car
nival Along Christiana To-
morrow Afternoon
OFFER MANY PRIZES
TO SPUR YACHTSMEN

Arrangements for the United Boat
Clubs carnival, TO be held tomorrow
afternoon on the Christiana river, are
completed. and everything indicates
a most successful affair. William G.
Piper chairman of the committee in
charge. has been in communication
with boat clubs OF Philadelphia, Ches-
ter. Essington and Salem, and large
number have expressed their inten-
ton OF entering boats in the river
parade The committee figures on
having sixty or more boats in the pro-
cession Owners will vie with each
other in decorating their craft.
An entertainment will be given in
the clubhouse in the evening, and
luncheon will be served the crews OF
the boats. In the evening the boats
will lie at anchor on the river and
will be illuminated.
The Riverside Yacht Club, OF Es-
sington, has an entry of about twelve
boats and on Sunday afternoon these
will race back 10 their clubhouse from
the United Boat Club. Boats have
been entered so far by the Salem Rod,
Gun and Yacht Club. Of Salem, n. j.;
Alpha and West End Clubs. Of Ches-
ter. and the Riverside Club, of Es-
sington. Entries will not close until
1.30 tomorrow afternoon, just a half
hour before assembly and start Of the
carnival. Prizes are in cash, mer-
chandise and loving cups. THE
EVENING JOURNAL will present a
silver cup for the most olaborately
decorated boat.
The committee has announced the fol-
lowing route of the water parade Boats
will assemble cast of Market street
bridge over Christiana, at ? o'clock. The
parade starts promptly at o'clock, with
the motorboat class going east TO the
mouth of the Brandywne, back to Third
street bridge and counter sail TO club
house.
The canoe course will be from Market
street bridge t0 fheeluhhouse, about half
q milo. Prizes for the motorboats will
he; First prize. Sl5 cash order; second,
Sll order: third, S6 orderi fourth, Si
order There also win be merchandise
prizes in this class.
The canoe prizes will be- First, Slu
order, second. s6 order. third. 50 order
There will be- merchandise prizes In thi.
class also Tho awards win be made
Tor the host decorated boats in tbs
CLASSES med.
There will he prizes for the mos
unique appearing craft in either class, a
folovs, First. $40 cash order; second
S. order a prize for the hest illumi
mated boat win also ho awarded.
The T. S. Engineering launch 1annot
will patrol the course by permission q
the Secretary of War.
Commodore w. T. Ewing, IN the cruise
Cniwe. viii be- chief marshal of the cal
niVal
Captain Erickson. of the Brandvwin
feet win be aide 10 the chief marsha
The clerks of the course viii be DIR. j. ]
Fisher and W. l.. Shabon.
The Judges will be- Mayor James !
Price Congressman Thomas W. Miller
General l. Puscy Wickershan, Colone
w D. Stovcr. City Councilman Oscar {
Draper and Ellwood Soudor, the well
known decorative expert
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
MApELEY TO PLAY PENNsY.

NIadeley, Of the Church League, will
lineup against the strong p. r. II. team
at Thirty-sixth and Spruce streets, to-
morrow afternoon. Everyone of Made
ley players is requested to be out to-
morrow to get in shape for the Edge
Moor Madeley game on the same dia-
mond ON Saturday, October ?. Madeloy
has won 2l out of 20 games this year,
including victories over Lewes and
Odessa. No team in the state can claim
the championship until they have de-
feated Madeley. The Madeley lineup
for Saturdays game viii be; Spittle or
Patterson. c.; Tinsman. T.. Davis or De-
night, p; Hackett. Id; Mingato, 2b;
smith. So; Sabbatto, 3b; Eckrich, III;
kanz, cfi Winthrop, ri.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24

BOSTON, Sept. 24.-NIanager Bill Car
rigan is the hsppiest man in Boston to-
day. This is due to the fact that the
Red Sox have the American League pen
nant cinched All the players arc talk
ing about their world series prospects,
and all are looking forward to the fray
with Philadelphia. Joe Wood, Bostons
star twirler, is more than anxious to
show his slants against the Philles
heavy hitters. In fact, Joe has asked
Manager Bill Carrigan to use him
against the Phllies every time Manager
Pat Moran puts Alexander the Great on
the slab. When these two great twirl
ers meet a great pitchers battle is surf
to result.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
COLLEGE ELEVENS
IN FIRST SCR|NMACE
Coach McAvoy Gets Line on
Material That Will Com
pose Delaware Team
VARSITY GETS
AWAY WITH GAME

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Sept. 24.-Delaware Col
lege varsity and scrubs had their first
scrimmage yesterday afternoon. The
scrimmage lasted about half an hour
the varsity scoring two touchdowns
and the scrubs one. Marston, the
former Wilmington High School play
er. who played halfback on the
scrubs, got through the entire varsity
line and ran so yards for a touch
down. Lowe. freshman from Knox
vile. Tenn, played fullback for the
scrubs and made an excellent impress
sion by his snappy work Lowe got
in nearly all the plays and his
tackling was a feature OF the scrim-
mage. Both Lowe and Chester Smith,
who played halfback on the scrubs,
will make the varsity men hustle TO
hold their positions, judging from
their work yesterday. Weldin, for
mer Wilmington Friends player, was
tried at halfback on the varsity. Cap
tain Handy. at fullback, was the only
varsity man who made consistent
gains through the scrubs line.
Croft, for two years varsity end,
and mike" Kelley, a former varsity
tackle. have both handed in their uni-
forms and will not be out for foot
ball again this season. The line-up
OF the varsity and scrubs yesterday
was as follows;
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
new CASTLE -VANDEVER
Open Series TOMORROW

New Castle county baseball fans are
on edge for the first of the series OF
games netween Nandevcr and New Cas-
tie, at New Castle, tomorrow, for the
state championship.
The river town aggregation will use
West on the firing line in tho first fray.
Nandever viii depend on Dougherty. 1t
ought to be one Of the best games OF
the year. One thousand fans are ex.
pected. Every New Castle player who
crosses the home plate viii receive two
tickets for a theatre performance. Dol
lar bills are also 10 nutter for the New
Castle boys There will be plenty OF
''pep" in the game
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
HIGHLANp TO PRACTICE.

The Highland football team Will
hold practice at the Rockford water
tower tomorrow afternoon. The fol-
lowing players are urged to report at
2 o'clock: Ferguson, Donohoe, Nc
Carthy, Harris, Gebhart, Keiffer, Nc
Dowell. Campbell, Comley. Henderson,
Kitchen and the two Kerrigan broth
ers. Any teams wishing game
should write William Logan. No. 230S
W. Eighteenth street, or call 4S46W
about Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
JOSEPH. X. 5. FINISHES THIRD,

The black stallion Joseph X. s.. OF
the Harry J. Stoeckle stables, finished
third in the 2.14 pacing race at Allen
town Fair yesterday. He is one OF
the promising horses OF Delaware.
The best time in the race was 2.12 IA,
in the first heat, which Joseph X S.
made.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
MANDOT OUTPOINTs DUNDEE.

By. The United Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Joe Mandot,
the veteran Louisiana lightweight.
gave Johnny Dundee the surprise of
his life at Ebbets' Field last night,
outlghting and outpointing the Ital-
ian in ten rounds. Dundee went into
the ring a big favorite.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
HALEY MIS- AT POOL.

Joseph Haley won easily over
George Warren Wednesday night in
the deciding match OF the pool tourna-
ment among the members Of the
Union Fire Company. The score was
so TO 10. Warren had not a chance
against his opponent, who had made
several long runs before he got
started.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24

College and Professional Education
day evening College courses Gay
Dentistry philadelphia Dental Col
Pharmacy evening course IN law
nonresident course
the College Department special courses
for Physician in the Medical School,
Fees mod
crate proportional of work taken
which You are interested
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, Philadelphia
RUSSELL H. CONWELI, President
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances
National Leagne.

National League.
Boston at Pittsburgh, clear.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. clear.
Philadelphia at Chicago, two games,
cloudy.
tOnly Nationals today.l
American League.
Cleveland at New York. clear.
ST. Louis at Boston. clear.
Chicago at Philadelphia, two games.
clear
Detroit at Washington. clear.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Chicago. cloudy
Buffalo at ST. Louis. clear.
Baltimore at Kansas City. cloudy.
Newark at Pittsburgh, clear.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
EXTRA THOUSAND
FOR ALEXANDER

By The United Press.
CHICAGO. Sept 24.-Grover Cleve-
land Alexander. star tosser Of the
Phillics, is today thousand dollars
richer His win over the Cubs yes
terday was his thirtieth one and he
received a bonus OF a thousand. Alex
andcr received $500 on his twentieth
win
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
oo sTFALS FOR COBD.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-With 90
stolen bases TO his credit a new
American League record, Ty Coon
was counting on the Washington
series starting today to fulfil MS
hearts desire Of making 100 steais
this season.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24

Newest Norfolk
models, with two
pairs of full cut
knickers. Well sewed
and tailored. The
knickers are lined
and are made with
belt straps and watch
pocket. Colors are
brown and drab.
Splendid wearing
corduroys, in 7 to II
year sizes. They're
the usual $3.50 value.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24

Heed, who was trlod af guard on
the varsity. Is from Germantown
Academy and gives promise Of maxi
ing q good guard. Wallace another
Wilmington Friends player, has en-
tered college and was out for prac-
uce yesterday
Manager Jones. OF the football
team, has received letter from the
manager OF the Columbia University
team, asking for a game. to be played
in New York. November 90 This is
an open date with Delaware and it is
possible that Columbia will be sched-
uled. Football was stopped at Col
umbia for several years, but IL is To
/ be taken up again this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

sass. aaT szeh rzilk fFsa whiea thr
rrsarn o. asF part tssFsof SHALL have
sesa tasra. untTss ths cas-. vessel 90
safeaFz e1rfatafaE sgeE ta+lG shan
cave r1rspf eEozstr attarsef thereto
a Steel o. artaifie cab on wbieH shall.
BE- erFrdssrd ere w1rfs - Sifartrf
vTt- .- large. rlals. aistinet iettesss
said Steel o. m~gaItle tab shall rpt D.
Tess fFar tsrse go iaesFs bT Eve lal
fs-h~s fa siz-s and wkeu fb~ sagle So
sofa ia Bottles. che worts SKINNED
MIA sao1tf 81 aarsrf % th~ cap.
fmpars. Diluted 90 Aduitrratsd Niik-
ssetioa who~vsr. By himself. or
D. tfs ssrvaut o. agent. empiaTr rr
mrf wagon driver. or ss servant or
azsut. erpfoy~ or miIe wagon driver
for any other p~rsoa. firm Or rprpoFa-
tf5-. sells. offers f1F sale. exchange.
delivers. or transports o. carries t'r
tEr purpose % sale. exchange or de-
livery. Or has tu bic custody posses
sssa. care o. eortr1t with tntegt 20 tp
sell. offer for sale. eEehauEe OF de-
liver. or exposes oF Offers for sale.
~nrhanE~. transp6rtatiDn or delivery.
aav milk o. cream for human food.
Which is unctsar. fiiutFf. impure. ua-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
Butfermnk-
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Section Is-NOshins 81 this ordtn-
arcs shall BE- 80 construed as TO pro-
hlblf the use or sale OF what - known
az buttsrulik. provided the same II
produced from pure and wholesome
milk. should any such hutterriik.
however. b sold. kept. offered or ex-
posed for sale. exchanged or trans
ported. conveyed o. carried OF be N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
five DAY TRUCE
AT END TONIGHT
rbns stipulated ~ JoarusJ@sa and
Master HaIlasrs ~ Peace
Terms Il az al Ina
rpaL KEPoET WILL BE HIAKD
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az rue bsssssn carpentsrs aza mas
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sxseessf % appear q peace pact that
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asn. contractors ART ths rahiie. the
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Nssr fs~ e5nfsrruee % last FrteaT
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rsnfrartars was % drsft a. sErssrssst
ssssftetary 90 che two parties
Submitted % the ruisn-
A. resafF % che truce tssrs hss L.
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sag- G-rsrsf satisfactory an9 uhtra
ssa beer presented 90 ths unfas far
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Waff sew features ere proposed r1ss
rsaer -eafftss 90 what rhacEss will be-
made ri re- sif have roe Seer nate
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

the care. custody. control or posses
sion % any one. with the intent as
Aforesaid. which Is not the product OF
pure and wholesome milk. the offend
sr shall be deemed guilty OF a mis-
demeanor. and on conviction thereof.
shall be fned not less than twenty
Eve tSesl dollars nor more than one
hundred (siOOl dollars for each and
every otfsnse-
Hotel Keeper. Restaurant Etc.
Section 2O-Every hotel keeper. res
taurant keeper or boarding house
keeper who furnishes milk or cream
10 his or their guests or boarders shall
be in all respects subject and amen
abls 70 the provisions OF this ordi-
nance. saving and excepting the OBJ
tanning OF a license. and II shall be
his duty TO place over the container
OF milk. the words. which shall truth
fully describe the contents thereof in
the words. Cream. MIX. or Skinned
MIX"
Sick or Diseased Cow-Slanghter.
Section 2I-If any COW be sick or
diseased. the owner or person in
charge thereof shall not sell. or offer
for sale. exchange or delivery. the
milk or cream therefron. but shall at
once destroy the same II. in the
opinion Of the commissioner OF health
or any inspector. any COW Is afflicted
with a contagious or infectious dis
ease. be shall direct the owner or per
son In charge thereof 20 forthwith re-
move the said COW from the premises
10 a place where Il may not spread OF
cause contaEion or infection. A vio-
iation OF this section shall be deemed
a misdemeanor. and. on conviction
thereof. the offender shall be fined
not less than ten $4,000 dollars nor
more than one hundred Csioo.00l dol
lars. n said COW. Is by the commits
sloner OF health or inspector. deemed
and the owner or person in
charge thereof does not consent 10 It's
being killed. said commissioner shall
notify the state board Of live stock
Parturiiion ef Cow.
Section s.-No milk or cream shall
be sold. kept. offered or exposed for
sale. stored. transported. exchanged.
carried. delivered or in any manner
disposed OF. drawn from cows within
fifteen isl days before and I'VE tb)
days after parturttion. nor shall the
same be mixed with any other milk or