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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

transformed her entire nature. had
given her a dizzy haughtiness. had
twisted her view until she placed an
utterly false valuation upon herself
and upon everything around her
Money again. Always money.
Mrs.. Durban's attitude had been
made In her by centuries OF feminine
submission The mothers who had
gone before had built this warped and
distorted ego. In all the ages gone
the man had owned ali AMI the woman
nothing. She bad been the creature
Of his fancy. the slave or his whIm
the recipient OF his bounty.
Oaiccr Dowd walked Into the police
station just as the desk sergeant with
the sausage shaped rcd mustacbe gave
way to one with a blue eve and blue
chin. and the new Incumbent greeted
oficcr Dowd with effusiv= eordiality.
What's bringing you into my dis
trict? Or are you OF dutyy~
Dan. you cot a girl here by the
name OF Rose Hesper that claims to
know me and I JUST dropped IN 10 mug
her"
You can look them all over n youv,
time granted the sergeant. and DoTd
walked hack into the cell room. Rose
Hcsper's I'm cell 8"
why. hello. Marie.- exclaimed Dowd.
what YOU IN fort"
Marie looked up with q jerk
There's little friend OF mine here
too" she explained. ~ was all a mis-.
take I'm in an awful hurry"
Wait minute" And Onicer Dowd
staIked out 70 the desk. Wei. Dan.
you cot the wrong parties" he an
nounced- What's against my friend.
Rose HesperT'
Coping a motorbost last night"
said the sergeant. looking at the blot
ter.
Wrong party" returned Dowd
promptly. Il was with Rose Hesper
myself last night. her and her little
friend. and We didn't leave the cafe till
nearly dRybreak."
The sergeant made an entry on the
biotter
III tell that dock watchmau it's AZ
nibL"
win he stand for it," Dowd asked.
"Tf he don't Wen push him or the
dock" calmly stated the sergeant
Joe. bring ont = and Il"
Five was ont first and displayed her
friendly smile.
Where's your little friendg" asked
Omccr Dowd. waiting and Claucing
past a detected looking little chauffeur
with q tiny muSt8che who came /
through the cell room door.
That's him" and Marie introduced /
Henri
The hir policeman and the little |
chauffeur glared at each other mo- !
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

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mi ssilsa.F saeapet 90 e.ssraies
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03


@ .r't an ZOO
i 'ara e.~
~
r.-i
.
" .err r.r rf-
i .r. shoe .rss Hrl.ra .F
E ".a . ~.ra.ae
creature whr corrupted
sr.rsI ll.raeF tI~
r rH '
'. .rHss size e.r~'ll.
@ H. t
H ..r f.urrh uoaf. a tt'.r
"-a rre rrt f.-
and f etif 81 Wr1H1s
forward
flr runaway h-i.ir.
E famous frfrrfivr-
5000 u9.r taHt urr ~
.HHH
Hr rl- deserted rrur.u
f.ae# I.lHt.1 UaFr rs t.ar arm
-'. .f.. Ie- Ned t..i a.a"eti.ife
Dc -.. cod t1er were fpeusri sl-
.r-r'-..r el a.frrlfu. flne Warurr ia
r.e arm or fl- rrtiss raI egsa tlr
rsu.re Gilbert Hsye. WITH
hl wrrr plump su1 riarti srlaIl
Naa. wHa drove With unWel-ozae
.r'''ce ia t.t asou. and generously
slua rU.ss uouaa. wh9 1ras h1if
hf
were Turned. rntsua.~ saaf Eiu
Wo.f .g.-tas uono-fs Bfvc ~ th~
s.aaw -uaat yos see ths F~drra,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

Ath precinct-Stringer building. 924
Ninth street.
5th precinct-East door of the court
house.
9Th precinct-144O Seventh avenue
7th precinct - Ullemeyer's drug
store. Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth
street
Sth precinct-325 Nineteenth street.
9th precinct-Trinity Parish house.
Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue.
10th precinct-52T Twenty-second
street
1Ith Schmid's grocery.
S23 Twentieth street.
18th precinct - SO Twenty-sith
street
18Th preoinot-7Os Twenty-seventh
strses.
14th precinct-631 Thirty-eighth
street.
18th precinct-Peter carpenter
shop. SO Forty-flfth street.
18th precinct-1340 Thirty-eighth
street
18th precinct-1334 Thirtieth street.
Polls open election day from seven
(7D O'Clock in the morning until five
(6) O'Clock in the evening.
Dated at Rock Island this 18th day
of March, 1915.
". A FREWERT.
(Adv) Town Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

. Faint. Dszed. Scarce Knowing What
She Did. June Slipped Out of the
House.
ment while the cheek bones OF Marie
grew rcd with pleasure.
Henri looked about him wistfully.
i am happy that l haye met you. NJ.
Dowd." He bowed politely. "Now we
go. Mile. Marie"
Marie displayed her friendly smile to
Henri ana then To Officer Dowd.
Won't you come with U.S. she in
ouired.
You'll come with me- he blurted
and grabbed her by the arm.
B,u Wolf called up Honoria Blye-
"Got him. he triumphantly yelled.
"Say. listen. I Just done n fine piece
OF work. l sleuthed the other party's
detectives. They got the girls dog,
and they've spotted your husbands
limousine Join me In front OF the
Blakeiy building snd I'll lead you 20
them"
At the same moment Ned's detec-
tives were telephoning the same in
formation to the anxious group in the
Warner apartments.
-Didn't tell you we'd ind a elewr"
exclaimed Iris Blethering and sobbed
10 relieve her feelings.
The little runaway bride WIS pic
ture which would have held the eye OF
any artist as she lay asleep in the
inglenook with the mare OF the flames
dancing about her The filmy negli-
gee had slipped from one shoulder, and
her pretty head, with the wsvy hair
ripping back from her brow, rested
upon n tapering white arm She sud
denly awoke under Durban's gaze and
drew the negligee In place.
You've spoiled itr' cried Durham
My Spirit OF the Marshl Come here
He caught her hand and raised her.
He led her. bewildered, before the
big canvas. whore. crudely Indicated
by n few rough strokes OF the crayon.
the spirit OF the Marsh hovered over
her domain
You must be my model" he excit-
ediy informed her. II viii pay you
any price you wish. Here Is some
money IN advance" And. jerking a
vvad OF loose bills from his pocket. he
thrust them in her hand -'Sow stand
here" He was so quick. so energetic.
So fred with impatient fervor. that
June nad no time To think. much less
protest. He half led. half pulled. her
on the small dGis which be hastily
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

showed into position. He caught mp
sharp knife. 1t would not do. He ran
10 a workbasket in the alcove and
brought back long pair of shears and
with one clip slit the 1lmy negligee at
the shoulder.
At that moment the portieres oppo-
site the big canvas opened far enough
10 reveal the dark. handsome face OF
the black Yandyked Gilbert Blye.
Toward the Durham house there
dashed two automobiles, the electric
of Honoria Blye and the Moore family
car. with the parents and husband of
June and her bosom friend, Iris BIeth-
ering. and Bobbie.
Marie and officer Dowd We're sud
denly interrupted IN their leisurely
stroll by loud yelp. and q white and
brown streak threw itself against Ma
rie. Bouncer, He barked, he circled,
he ran up the street little way, ran
back and darted OF again
Miss Junie!" cried Marie. and,
clutchIng Officer Dowd by the sleeve,
she ran up the street after the dog.
Vivian Durham, her chin tilted, her
face serene, her step deliberate and
ever she had been about TO say froze
on her lips as she saw the tableau be
fore the canvas The exquiSitely
nodded runaway bride, draped like the
Spirit OF the Marsh. stood upon the
dais.
OH The word was a shrek. Vi
Wan Durham rushed down the length
OF the studio towering with rage. so
that's it, she cried. That's why you
brought this creature here,'
''Vivi" protested the artist
"Out of my house, the woman
screamed at June. her fingers working
convulsiveIy. "Out Of my house this
minute" And she started toward the
frightened June.
"Here," Bennett Durham caught his
wIfe's arm and held her back.
She stopped, and slowly her chin
went up. She turned on him coldIy.
Either that creature leaves-gOes in /
stantly-or you 90. This is my house,
with low cry June had darted /
across the studio. ciasping her gauzy |
draperies about her as best she could. /
In the hall she turned 70 dart up the /
stairs. where her clothes had been left /
woman, and as June stopped, bewilder /
ed. half crazed. the front door was /
opened by the smirkinC butler. whose /
furtive eye leered at her
Faint, dazed. scarce knowing what /
she did. June. draped as the Spirit of
the Marsh, slipped out of the house
and into the street
The artist aud his wife went to the
porch and watched the girl hutter
away. The woman turned to Durham
You're iTr love with her" she snapped.
Around the corner, two blocks away.
tore the Moore car, with Ned Warner
peering intently ahead. From the op-
posite direction came HonOria Blye's
electric. In front of the Durham door
stood n luxurious limousine with the
black shades drawn. Gilbert Biye's.
AS June dashed down the steps the !
ioor OF the car opened and the white
Orin Cunningham sprsng
,ut and caught June by the wrist. An
other figure sped from the Durham
ioor. close upon the beautiful Spirit OF
he Marsh. II was Gilbert Blye, and
ne held outstretched a voluminous
black cloak.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

Il FUGTfvE eyed rHt.rr with a
"a ruHae fs.r aa tae vifh~frsi
III" raI atrHpe,f boIy - en- Old
S mfn rlnarfrI ftg r1u1 way
BRIDE end teF ssrurt into r. mEGuIH-
eraf sfuIi1 huns with rare tapestr.es.
ezlHeifisaeI vira exquisite ralut.nEs.
arlri wlts guai1f furuifur~ nnI OBJ
l~et4 % aFt frDn Hu over the world
AMI here JGn~ Warr~= uns iutrodgc-
r,1 bT Artist purbau 90 his wife. a
u~rlt ~ged womau 90 areat charm
She rersiV~,i June with almost zu-hIns
car,ilaHty
The srirft % th~ Marsles.- laughed
urrbrn. rud if was vrith a profession
Hl sys that hs this time surveyed tbs
hearfifui girl ~tg Wts an uttsriy im-
possible ndvcaturc. my dear lie
stood before "a elaboEatr.y carved
FIprrutius table. whiI@ TIE iadie- sat
On tkc inEicrook. tn the fare % the
Erutsfui Gre. His eyrs Etfu EisWed
with ths sxeitsDcuf % the morning.
and b. laughed ''First tine I've had
chanrs 90 EAs the revoivsrs you
rake ras carry ~hsr I 80 cot for TIRE
marsh sunrtse. was busy sks'chiuE.
tryfax 20 catch that wonderful scarlet
90 tie sun sEd the misf-ysu know.
nv dsar-uhea s1ddsniy heard a
paervfag scrcsm- 70 eouid come but
srous @se firecsiso-sh- bat Immersed
a rcai adventursi Z folded my easci.
drew ny rsvoiv-r~ sni tod Jimmy -
rrssh thrurxh tss resds for itfe or
dssss. E~fors ws couid Fsach che huf
thsrs Wsrs shrists upon shricks b. =
yosnz xiris voice. thcu shctz. one aft
- anorh@r- Woudsrk-i- ffs shook
beck hls iors haiF asd isush-d. and
hss uffs paisa Juar tFsmbied an.i
Eruv faint uith the sasmsry % q. AMI
Esr sFss dis;~ss3sd with q recurT.ucs
- hsr tsrrgr. "a 80 bgrsf throuxh
tks tan rasFSa Fush-s ! sap on ths -
'ee4 shka beaatifgi eTeasurr hell ~
q rranff- rssa=tfcFsr. = uataan vlth .
teaeszfsi sfiE sbsWt over bsF rough
essthin< go runnia< toward The hst-
Anssh~r rnrrd~rous thief Nss iyinx %
t1~ xruGn4 tHsaa $50 caaaasi fsssa
t1@ se~a we-sr fasrr caals fus sp-s-i
tsasss. eas 4Elvee - a aaa Via =
zssgxs4s = sres-ss sisssss assi
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
township Election.

9Th day OF April, A d. 1915. an cleo
tion will be held in the township of
Rock Island. for the election of the
following township officers, to-wit:
Five Assistant Supervisors.
One Justice of the Peace Ito fill va
cancyD
The places for registration and vot-
ing will be as follows.
LIST precinct-Barber shop at Alb
Fourth avenue.
End precinct-Malwald's Grocery.
701 Ninth avenue.
srd precinct-TaiIor shop. 1914
Third avenue
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Rock Island Savings
bank for the election of nine 80 di-
rectors for one year will be held at
the banking Office of said Rock Island
Savings bank in the city of Rock Is
land. H.. on Monday. April Il. 1915.
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and u
N A ]. LNDSTROM. Cashier
Rock Island. Ill. April 9. 1915.-Adg
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
CAdvD
Call for Democratic judicial Conven.
tion.

A convention of the democrats of
the Fourteenth judicial circuit of Illi-
nois is called 70 assemble at the court
house in the city of Rock Island,
Thursday, April s, 1915. at 1 o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of nominating
three candidates for circuit judge TO
June Z. 1915.
The basis OF representation I'm said
convention shall be one delegate for
every 200 votes or major fraction
thereof cast for the democratic can
didate for president in 1912, which will
entitle each of the various counties TO
in said judicial conven-
tion as follows:
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
CITY CHAT
tAdvertisements.) }

Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefs-
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage
r. l. 981
Wear a 50 fanion made) hat Mems
Fashion S1op. Harper house block
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

The method of selecting delegates
to said judicial convention shall be in
any of the following forms as the re-
spective county committees shall de
termine;
BY the respective democratic conr
mittees in any or all OF the several
counties.
By mass convention.
By delegate convention.
T. A PENDER,
Chairman Democratic County Com.
mittee. Rock Island County.
a F. BERGLAND,
Chairman Democratic County Com
mittee. Henry County
G. c. BOWERS.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mlttee, Mercer County.
J. H. DALEY
Chairman Democratic County Com.
mittee. Whiteside County.
Dated at Rock Island. Ill. March %.
1918
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

nni.b--i their offce work
A butter brought In the rnaIi 20 the
Durhans "a they finished their break
fast Durham walked out toward the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

CTo be conrinued Next Saturday, }
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03
SlII1a;! lI !;I!7T|5l2lIlI *

H. E CasteeI. President. NJ. S. Heagy, cePreSident
r. 8. Simmon, Cash.
CORNER SECOND EIGHTEENTH ST
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

How cheerful Wrs the blazing Ar- as
June reciiucI in the iusI-nooE. a cup
% hot COFFEE ca a tah0rrf by her side
and n comfortable drowsiness stealing
over her. She did NOT know how pref.
~ she wns la thc nimy negiieee. hut
Bennett and vivian Durham did us
they sat 80 the iittie studio table
which was their favo-t,. breakfast
place. and turned pleased eyes upon
thci- bsauufai guest
Their pleasure IN June, however. vas
scarcely equal % the charming picture
% domesticity which they Afforded
June. % vas Such pleasant compan-
joy with Ned. Just they two alone
Bot that tet.-a-tsts breakfast was yet
- come. How long must IA De- 10 the
eni % that separation witch had be-
gun on .h~ir wedding day. begun IN
only a few hectfng hours after their
marriaEsi The happiness had lasted
only through the going away amid a
shower % ric- aud through those frsf
hilssfui moments alone Ga the Pullman
drawing RON. surrounded By fhcir
white ribtrOns.i luggage
y the riehiy furnished once ono
sfrs- another % the silent grave faced.
sts4ithIy moving men came In and
gave their low vO4ccd reports 20 the
eager Cunningham. the confident BIye.
tae LGpafteuf Edwards- At last one Of
the rasG brctght iu fellow who bore
q yusEs fac. on the stopped aua with
cred n<srs % Hn oid man- This fellow
sp9rc4chsd the table furtivs eyed OF
biyc's inviiafirl. and they all mum
bis,i tus~fifrr fur awhile la isN vclceS
he pat s1iftrfalnx in his pockct a. hc
~eat oEt. snd - ieft the three faru
l4uEnlaS Tee- se.s Z. - 2Ass had
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-03

OwN at fhc dock Ned Warmers
detectives appeared. and Boun-
Ger. uirkiug up the trail az the
landing. ran cxeitedly up 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
GREEKS FORM CLUB
nul. \aturali,cd American Citizens
Admitted 10 Ncnbc P-Wili
Discuss Political Conditions.

y number Of influential members OF
the Greek colony of Hopewell got to-
gethcr a rew days ago and formed the
Greek American Political Club, which
Will no doubt, prove a factor to be
I"choned With in political affairs in
the future. The objects of the club
Is get out in the bylaws which have
been prepared ar. the dissemination
OF sound political principles to its
members and the Hellenic element at
large of the state OF Virginia, through
political discussions and literature
the principal aim Of which shall be TO
c3ucat" the members politically so they
Eiay thoroughly comprehend the privi-
lcEcs OF American citizenship.
discussions OF political questions
shall be held TO the cnective attain
memt Of the political. social and moral
hfo Of Hopowoll'
Tho cardinal requirement for mem.
terShip il that applicant shall be
u1tUralizcd American citizen. and one
Of the objects OF the club is to m
CI"as" the uumner OF n1turaliZc Amer
leans among the Hellenic races. ana TO
educate them into good American citi-
s@u..
Tic temporary officers elected were
Sylvauus r. \. Anthony, president;
George CLakoiis. yicc-prcsidcnt: John
p!amuut. secretary. John 'assol.
,redsurcr. The directors are John
Ronlos. ~ Nicolson. Throdon Nougas
Nicholas Pope and Peter Carvaincs
Messrs. Anthony and Cuakalis were
appointed TO secure 2 charter. and an
other meeting will bc held i'm few
days 20 adopt thc bylaws and open
th- membership Lists for an Grcck =
americans. OF whom there ar, several
hundred lu iopow-ll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
LOOKING FOR POTASH
United states Government Aiding In
the Search for the tlI-ImpOrtRut
Fertilizer ingredient.

~. WASHINGTON. November 2O.-rhe
United states government is assist
ing with all It's power In the search
for potash In this country. The Geo
logical Survey now has experts maxi
ing Investigations in Potter County.
Texas. with Il view OF finding IL large
bed Of potash which il believed to eX-
list in that region. The reports from
the experts are to the effect that
machinery has arrived on the ground
to he employed in the search and that
the much desired potash salts have
been found In solution when water
borings were made for WELLS.
The reports also say the Texas
State University will make II survey
of the bad lake" region OF Lynn
County some one hundred and nifty
miles south Of where the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

the hames became a roaring mass the
little engine had the blaze cNtin-
ruiShcd.
The demonstration was witnessed By
Lawrence Perry. Charles I. Morris and
Fir" Chief W. :. Simms, OF the Du
rort plant, all of whom were cnthu-
slaSuc IN praise Of the machine. The
Du ront plant Will probably add one
or moro Of these machines To the fire
lighting equipment IT the plant. and
meeting Of the Business Mems Assoc
citation Will probably he called to dis
cuSS the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing Il
truck OF this design for the city fire
department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
States Geological Survey, Is operating.
with the View to finding potash there.


The Department OF Agriculture says
never be sufficiently sung, lays in "a
single yer s3c7, 100000 worth OF eggs.
Curious calculators. thinks the New
York Sun, may tell us how many do2-
ems of eggs at prevailing prices. that
titillatinE sum Of money accounts for
How many freight cars OF ordinary
capacity would be required to hold tn.
precious crop? Placed end to end
after hard boiling, 4 measure OF in
surancc, how many times would SO
many millions of potential omele,s
reach to the moon and back?
IF all these eggs were one egg wha,
u great egg that would be. Pcrhups
IL would be bigger than the earth Il
self, which now so comfortably holds
them all. VIII the professors OF phy
sizes make the computations?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
RICHMOND FIREMAN
DEMONSTRATES ENGINE
IL. [. >imms Gives illustration Of How
Modern Motor Engine Puts
Ont Fire.

j ". Butler, OF Richmond. was in
Hopcwcll Friday demonstrating a
chemical fire truck which attracted
much attention on the street.
The demonstration was made by II.
{. SiinmS, OF EHgiuc Company No. =.
Eichmond's crack nrc-hghters. and to
prove what the engine would do Il
huge fire WAS built Of boxes and bar
rclS. saturated with kerosene and
lighted ON the refuse dump. just east
of the city. In half minute after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
I;yangCItstic Services.

Evangelist Is. T.. Griffith is holding
a series OF meetings in the Baptist
Tabernacle III Hopcwell, and has been
speaking every evening at : 80 O'Clock.
To-day three services will be held
preaching at II y. NJ, Bible school ut
g =. NJ and cvanEelistic services at
$50 i. NJ.
Good music will be rendered at all
these services, and the public Is in
yitcIi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

pearcd. \ new cffor; was made TO in
duCc the censor 10 act ana Il few let
ter examiners Were discharged, hut
meyer punished. The fear OF It public
scandal evidently caused the censor to
hush up the matter, as so many other
matters have been hushcd up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

comment
The lire committee of the Business
Mems Association. for which Attorney
Z. T.. Morris is the chairman. together
with Captain MAY oSa. chief OF the local
fire department. inspected the machine
Yesterday with i view OF placing AN
order under the instructions given to
the commtte" 1T the last meeting OF
the business Mems Association.
The securing Of one Of these engines
Will add materially To the efficiency
g the local department, and will he a
further guarantee that the property
end lives OF iIopewelrs citizens will
be protected from loss OF damage by
fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
LOTS FOR SYNAGOGUE
hirhmond Men Are Receiving ContrI-
buttons for Erection of jewish
iOuse of W0rSIiip.

Two lots IN Hopcwcll have been do
mated by ) w. Wolford AMI w G.
White for synagogue. NJ, Neustudter
ana Melvin FleSenheimcr. o. Rich
mond, have been named as trustees for
the property, and are receiving dona-
tons for the erection of IL modern
brick building TO cost approx imut ely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

winch To erect II modern brick thcatcr
with seating capacity of 500. There
VIII be four stores In front with
large lobby. and the building will be
ooth permanent and handsome. y
Richmond company has been awarded
the contract for the brick cous,ruc-
ton. and work Of assembling material
has already been begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
CONTRACT FOR THEATER
Richmond Concern Assembling Mn
tcrini for Handsome Brick Struc-
ture at lIopcWciI

Announcement was made NcstcrdH Y
that {. Conan X Co, OF Iiopcweil, had
purchased four lots for $1,000. on