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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Of this army 81 destitition. Won
Hermann stood at the DOORWAY. He
was filled with the Joy OF tho thing.
1t was in his laugh. HIS ouIcjc
1eriy step. he would even grow in
disnant- with a generous indls-
One man left his bowl. .rhe host
OF all these Gent Anpefitc.
halted him. How dare YOU, 10 o,,I
WITHOUT your bowl, 2 he demanded
go back and get your bowl" And
: the man vent back for his bowl
Into the storercom he marched
after time with a small troup of
friends All about was food.-In
barrels and bags and boxes.
Aha" he said, here are two
barrels OF noodles.' And then he
began examining vegetables a no.
tel had sent a barrel OF onions that
had lost the bloom had fallen into
that mature and elderly; stage Of
sflfinkage. ha,. a, e iii a a-ai,,
and another day we shall have on
ion soup. : -
II was suggested to him that pcr-
haps the crowds would become very
iarg that itswouid take 4 great
fund. But he poke his hands into
his pockets, saying. $50 long as
there y hunger and men in need iii
run this Kitchen
Frequently men passed In sthe line
who knew him personailv. calIinr
him by his name Of Alberft and
he would hit them-h cause Ia doc.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

:'whg do you ed tramps who
come along They never DO any
work for YOU. No. said the wife.
but 4 & quite q satisfaction to sec
man eat q meal without Finding
fault with the cooking 49, &c..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

'por't YOU think that the Nus
ecSite onslaugh hi d avail =" ..I.ye
never tried Il; can souG show t,e; ti,e
stsns anfoFd ohapatsal:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03


A singular thing about these men
these guests of5sAlbert Won Hon
mann-is that they are men hon
estly out of work. Plugging the
great brick wall and the stone:
building Of the soup house, they
formed Q. human Gordon Of SILVER
ing. hungry-but not wholly de-
feated men. s
Nearer the entrance they banked
two and three deep. There was M
aloofness. None Of that nice an
hdence which places men at arms
length. In the air was a biting
chill From long fasting the blood
had lost much of its wealth and.
sheat-and the vitalitysief was treas
nreds up and passed from one man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
EIGHT MEN BEAT
up ONE IN FIGHT
C.rarr Estfie ia Esez tsiant Essaifs
u yumsrers taiarist o.
nffruportTr.

gta-s E Tsrlar. rst re 1sss See
@ sF-ss. useraserg. vas tss.T ts-
ref .s "a s.r-ss esss az Sae eaFsFF
.s rH-esr.rrss ssrret sas rslFs ave-
es -ssF yesterday aarssss rzTlaT
vas ass-e -s sls tsas is usssssaFt.
be eser Gee Essf srlsasfalg lsess-
ss-s ass t-uss-t ss q feszls % tas
frrssG
assaeE Fsa case Rss reported t5
.t- 5atee. ssslertE.7r cane GOO tstF
Gee veec ere eare-es appeared aE ere
esrs-r fsrrr wee 20 FFssae- esq
Were OF rsV.9=s ssrsilssts-
r- Usrrr porter e-s.sas tssE BE- vas
F.rs.s-t eT "a sFsE 90 efses ers-
rsH- was a IseE eFeE casa aEt q
sse sf es~s.1sraets s,Es OF sis t1Te-
sG feF fesrsr~ t1eE tsrsrssles OF
Efs ele tfls face wac also asssFuiss
els aet t-asssf Fss sis body s@-FFet
fraea srr1rrass risus n raTsiriss
vas se~aoert 60 sttszE Eia a' BE
Bone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
WANT TO BRING
The TRIAL HERE
Said That W. b. Munday and ". 4.
Lorimer Would Have Gases Trans
ferred to Rock Island.

Report has it that there is a move
ment on TO bring the trial OF William
3. Munday, associate Of former Sena-
tor ". A. Lorimer OF Chicago in the
banking business, and possibly that Of
Lorimer himself, TO the Rock Island
circuit court. Munday's case is now
up in Chicago and ne has fled nu-
merously signed petition for change
of venue 1t Is said that Lorimer ex-
poets to raise the contention that he
cannot get a fair trial in his home
city. Both are accused Of fraud and
violation Of the banking laws.
In case a change OF venue is grant
ed it is said that an effort viii be made
to transfer the cases TO the Rock Is
land circuit court, thereby making
this city the scene of one of the hard
est fought legal battles Of recent
years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
HOW TO HEAL
SKEN-DISEASES

\ BALTIMORE doctor suggests this
simple. but reliable and Inexpensive.
home treatment for people suffering
utth eczema. ringNcsrfs. rashss and SIM
tlsr iichinr, lruFring skia troubles.
~ any reliable dFargist's get jar %
resino! ointment aud 4 cake % rcsino.
foaP. These viii ret cost q Bit more
than seycnty-ave cents. With the re-
mol soap and warn xater hattie the at
Tested parts thoroughly. until they are
ircc from ergsts and the skin L. soft
elci- Dry vcfy q nily. spread on a thin
layer q the rcsinol ointment. and cover
vita light haadagc-if necessary 90
protect the clothing. This should be
done twice n day. Usually the distress
ing itching and burning stop with tho
comes clear and healthy again
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
REYNOLDS

Robert 3Huett was in Rock Island
Friday
Rcv. w. n. Thorpe was I'm Moline
Tuesday
Miss Maggie Morrison and Mrs. Tom
Johnston were in the tri-ciJies Friday.
Miss Mabel Grau has been III.
Mrs. Harry Swartout visited In Aledo
Saturday.
Alr and oIrz. =. L. NIcMuUen were in
Rock Island Thursday.
AR. ard Mrs. Dave HaIlopeter and
children OF Rock Island visited sun
day with Lewis Lellitt and family west
of Reynolds.
Mrs. Richard Glazier left on We'd
uesday for Bloomfield. Iowa. where her
husband Is playing baseball
The alumni banquet viii be held in
the N +. church instead OF in the
opera house.
Miss Eva Burns entertained her sun
day school class Wednesday evening.
Airs. Frank Clark was in the tri-
cities Thursday.
Frances Ramsey is staying with Mrs.
C. r. Wayne while her mother is Wis
itinE In Minnesota.
Miss Leoua Babcock is visiting rela-
tives Ia AIedo.
John HoeXter OF Monmouth is Wis
itins with his brother \. c. Doexter
and family.
J. II. Ninteer and family OF Perry
ton were IN Reynolds Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

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se. r. sas give E.=s~lf 30 to tes service
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
DAY IN NEWPORT

after ar Illness OF several months du-
Eafiul. she urr born iu ireland tu
Ise1. AID came Co fhlE country when
g y0urF E.ri. arst making her home
ir Rock isiand. from where she later
removed 90 Davenport. Here she had
resided FOR che past 3 sears She 90
Survived by her husband. John. one
sister lu savanna. fii-. and several
brothers aud ti.ters iu ireland. The
flHrral viil b. held Tuesday morning
af q o'clock from $50. Aufbony's church.
Tho funeral viii be private. both 90
tlr home luH af f.c grave
FritE rrilellurt. aEed SO years.
passed away 90 che county hospital.
alfsr lingering illness uf month
duration. HrirGts disease was the
cause uf death. Hr was born in Ger
many l- lssl. and came Co tLis cuuu-
try .u 1905. H.s occupation was that
1t O. stone mason DE resided a. "a
Western avenue. Hc has q brother SUR
v.v.uE 40 Elizabeth M. and Two sis
tsrs living near Dubuque.
%
Cir. Stories Couuici.-was Myrtle
Schroeder. rlr II-yCa--1ld girl whose
disappl srarec created q sensation in
eastern Iowa and western Illinois.
afraid Co tell Davenport police the con-
ditl1ls under which she was placed
during her absence This seems 20 be
the logical conclusion after hearing her
complete statement The girl was un-
uorved. frightened and under great
m6utal strain when brought 90 police
hcadguarterl yesterday. Later she was
taken 90 the Office 90 Matrou Hill She
SAID she had gone from the school 90
the Columbia theatre and while tn the
vicinity % that building a man IN
twu-seated carriage. drawn by team
% horses stopped near her. He got
out % the carriage and told her lie
would take her for a ride. Hc picked
the girl up. she claims and placed her
in the front seat. lie sat down beside
her and drove away. She remembered.
she said. coming 20 the bridge and
crossing 20 Rock Island. She was un-
able "a toll % the locations after this.
bat declared that ar one place where
the carriage was stopped the horses
we're allowed 20 Craze. The girl de-
riares that the man. who she believed
10 b. between Is and 30 years 81 age.
had made advances 20 her and had
taken indecent liberties with her. He
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

had not, however. been guilty OF Grim
lnal assault. She said. The Eirl had
az hrst told the story OF having been
abducted but when she was brought
% police headquarters she denied this
after repeating lt go the police In the
presence OF her father. She told an
other stcr-'--trgt she had gone 20 the
home OF q sirl ON Ripley street and had
remained All night. She said she had
been afraid 20 return 90 her home that
evening. She was unable 90 lead the
police Co the place. however. The last
story OF the girl IS implicitly believed
by those connected with the case. It
was told hy the girl after she had be
come calm and unafraid. She repeated
90 to the mat-1a ia the presence OF O
third person.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Notice.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the city clerks Office, Rock Island, Ill,
until o o'clock p. m, June 3. 1915.
for the publishing in pamphlet form
monthly reports OF the receipts and
disbursements and proceedings OF the
city council and such other reports as
are required TO be published Pamph-
lets 20 he same size as those on file
in my Office. Prices TO be per page,
no charge to be made for cover.
City reserves right 10 reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island. Ill. May o.
1915. VI. T. RUDGREN,
(Adv.) City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
ORION.

3irs. Amos Oval returned wednes-
day from an extended visit with rel
atlves in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Keleher enter
tanned the Shining Light society of
the Baptist church az their beautiful
country home Friday night
Miss Bertha Rhodarmer Will teach
the summer school south OF Orion the
coming fall.
Miss Gertrude Keleher OF Amity.
No. IS visiting at the homes Of d. c.
and ID. l.. Keleher
I'd and Chester Frost were Alpha
visitors Wednesday
George Edmunds was in Bowling
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z l. Streed. daugh-
ter Mildred and son Ivan visited at
William Kirkland's home in Woodruff
Wednesday.
W p. Wright. n prominent citizen,
Is At the Tri-City sanatarium in Mo-
line
Rev. and Mrs. Andereck and son
Lawrence left for Hull. Ill, Tuesday
in their auto. They were .overtaken
by the heavy rain and compelled to
complete their journey by train
The electric lights are being placed
in the city park preparatory to the
concert and moving picture shows in
the open air during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevenson en-
tortained the Pathfinder society OF the
NJ Z church a; their home Friday.
Mrs Nellie Greer of Gaiesburg spent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Nserrass sra fse Queer saiisEs coz
-rrslaE eco sE@srT srvee- FFoez tEs
very earliest sxes tes t-fse great pizs-
-ss were Essun zsd ruled MS woTif
aEt shr tuett~rs te o.. aaG tsssr ASA
a-r sets-sf tefa every eoue~tvabfs mat
tsr feaf eoEeerars r1ar- TerTe ere
s-v-E DAYS -a tsr week. -aTreE holes
la gar ssaE. f1= Fsr nassrs stars ere
srTrn- sevra ages both f1s saaE aEi
ne waTtG ta uhiek ~ lives. Thsrs are
sevea asa&sr1aI bsavsEs TtsFs arr
s-frE ce-ors ia tks speetrua and seven
r5tss ia tke fhataaie octave. aEd thr
-t-affsE nofr % the scale is ttF
s~tenfs- re ts acted thas the ssvenfh
sos 10 aos always FifrsG wtfh b~neh-
a~at powers. r. Fo<tExzi b. e b.
t.rrrG ta - ssbfsct 60 ths ro0cFs %
farsasss anG 60 - corapstist sFsrT
siaEurtar ~venisE 90 asssns che like
erss % aa asa--s't james Gazette
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Friday with old-tims friends in Orion.
Mrs. d. ID. Layon has returned from
an extended visit with friends in Chi
cago.
Mss Elydia and Henry Ericsson Wis
tied Sunday with their sister in No
lire.
During the electrical storm Tuesday
morning the electric lights were shat
tered in the Lutheran church
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stearns are the
parents OF q girl. born Wednesday,
May IS.
Miss Josie Chinberg is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Gust NyQuist, near Sher-
-ard.
The first open air concert OF the
Orion Symphony Musical club will be
given IN the park June 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Notice.

Bids will be received az the city
clerks Office Rock Island III. until
FIVE o'clock p. m, June 3. 1915. for
furnishing one and one-half 11a) inch
screenings F. o. 3. Rock Island water
works switch, until May 1. 1916 Bid
der must state mine from which coal
viii be furnished.
City reserves right TO reject any OF
all bids
Dated at Rock Island, III May %,
1915 N. T. RUDGREN,
CAdvJ City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Public Notice.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
the city clerks Office, Rock Island. Ill.
until O'Clock p. m, June 3, 1915. from
Bankers OF the city of Rock Island who
viii pay interest on the monthly bal
ances Of the city's deposits. The bank
Offering 10 pay the highest rate of in
terest on said balances will be selected
as the depository bank OF the city. The
bank selected as such depositor must
furnish a good and sufficient bond as
required by statute.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated AT Rock Island, Illinois. this
Path day OF May, a. D. 1915.
NJ T. RCDGREN.
Adv City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
GREEN DRIVER IS
CAUSE OF WRECK
Edgar DeSmet. Jitbus Man, Who Had
Only Driven Car Three Deys,
Figures in Accident.
WOMEN SHAKEN UP IN COLLISION
Jitney Car Crashes Head-on In Molina
with Car Owned by Charles
Barth of This City.

The urgent need of an ordinance to
regulate jitney buses and drivers was
again brought TO the attention OF the
authorities in Moline yesterday after
noon at 3 O'Clock, when a jitbus owned
and driven by Edgar DeSmet, 20S Rail
road avenue, Moline. collided with a
car owned by Charles Barth. we'll
known baker Of this city, at the dan
gerous turn at Seventh stree1 and
Fifth avenue. Moline. The front ends
OF both cars were badly damaged and
the Barth car had TO be towed to
local garage for repairs.
DeSmet was driving east on Fifth
avenue at the time. He tried to pass
two cars in front of him and ran head
long into the Barth car, which was 90
ing south The lamps, tenders and
radiator of the DeSmet car were
smashed and the lamps, fender and
the Barth car badly damaged and the
front axle. steering knuckle and other
parts put out Of commission Five
passengers in the Barth car and two
women in the jitbus were shaken up.
One Of the women in the jitbus re-
Gently underwent a surgical operation
and the accident may affect her Sc
riously.
Couldn't Talk English.
When Otto Barth, who was driving
the car, attempted to talk 10 DeSmet
in an effort to reach some basis Of set
Element, DeSmet acted as though he
was unable 20 speak English. Mr..
Barth called Motorcycle Cop Negley OF
Moline to the scene and then DeSmet
talked an excellent brand Of English.
Il was learned that DeSmet purchased
the car only three days ago from an
agency in Rock Island and had never
driven a car before. He turned 10 the
wrong side OF the street, causing the
accident, and eyewituesses claim that
an experienced driver could have
avoided the clash without any trouble.
It is said there was no license number
on DeSmet's car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office OF the county clerk of Rock
Island county. at the court house. un-
Ill D. m. Thursday. the 3rd day of
June, 1915. for furnishing the mater
ials and labor OF all kinds necessary
for the construction, erection, and de-
livery OF the building for the Rock Is
land county jail. Plans, specifications,
forms of proposal. and other informa-
ton may be obtained at the Office of
the architect, Cyrus D. McLane. sol
Robinson building. Rock Island, Ill.
Separate proposals Will be received on
general contract, plumbing, electric
wiring. heating, and cell work. The
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. and to waive any informsiity in
any proposal
J. c. BURGOYNE,
Chairman
CHARLES B. KERNS,
Secretary
Jail building committee OF the
boar. OF (Adv).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Llernssd o. f,teaFt Hl.rict
as1 Wtrrtrri Wls1a. tata OF Blue
Grass. gFzla 49, 8sFglEls aa4 EfE-a 20.
asrtmaar. H5sl af Rock Island. Lloyd
LaGraaze aEt Eraucts EuilE. both ut
uzgslrgst Lloyd Waite and EeTa
IEamEa6a. tarh &C Davenport. and u.
H Miller aat Niea Lee. borE residents
o. pes Wa.a~s-
Reader B~eislou Gen gremmrls WI
Casr--Tar utii % HrinF.ea Grru-
mris vsE ratified D. IulFe uorrFau
SATURDAY azd tar uraEEie between f-fa-
ara ard Herman uir5F.e1 and william
GFrms-r.s and others. has a1@r t1 q
close Ter rlalaf.rs asked ir flriT
pstltiBn tEst tEs contract. in which Eae
released elI riaim Co. else estate f1r gs.-
600 D. cog aside. Tie contract vas
declared valid tT t-r Judge Pred
GgYu.arH e Hgy@aau flF tlr trtrat-
sHts-
Aviator DENIES Tie Was Killed
Tares arr-s ago press dispatch tsutu
Seattle. WASH. told ia Erapl.c detail
% the tFaEle death % s. S. H4l.aa.
60 aviator. Ehg4 90 vas said teil 5000
fest lEt1 Puget sound A brother. g..
g. Italian. q clerk at che Hotel DageE-
PORT. saa tho dispatch 20 enc papsra-
Go vas tEs EFst animation % tho accl-
deaf aLirh had betaiicu lla brother.
a sister. GFs- Jessie NeucBub. Ga
Cltrtou. IN. also received news % the
death Yesterday sIF. Hailam 90 the
hotel received a letter from his sister
b. Which she states she had com
Gunie4tioa fsgm her brother in seat
fir stating that be bad not been Sc
Fioasiy hurt and that be was uoW not
puiy alive tug considerably 60. He
expects 90 cgutinue in the awaiting
business According % the letter Hal
lam uas rescued after be had fallen
into Puget SQUAD. % e. believed that
che story az 90 the altitude from which
Do p.uaE~d uaa somewhat cXasEETatCd. .
Burglars Visit Home Twice On Year.
For the second time iu q gear the
rcstfgaee % Mrs. William Muelicr. ftG .
West Sixth street vas robbed Friday
eTsniuE. on the FIRST visit the burg .
lars had taken the key 20 one % thc .
doors. Thfs key vas left az che place .
- essasH H.aH's|Hs ~ sssa.s.a SO 1aaa
lars went throuFh the house and SCI /
cured ouiT a slight haul this being be- /
tween g. and SO. according 20 the cEfi- I
nate % the victim o: the robbery yes /
,~Tday. On the FIRST visit % the place 4
= year aEo the key had been taken !,
from che automobile driver. After the /
discovery wgs made that the place had /
been catered again Friday night tho 1
key vas fonuf on the table. The 4
dresser drawer had been pricd open I
and Eiiverwarc. which 70 contained. /
zas left undisfuFhcf.
.
Diil0n Estate sends Checks 4
checks. one for $40 900. sent 20 the 4
Scott eounty board % supervisors. and
he other for 1890. sent 20 Attorney
James BoilinEcr. arrived here ysster-
iaV morning from the executor % the
'stats % the late John =. Dillon %
Ne~ York. former noted turisi and
counsel Both 90 che
.hseks are % carry out requests made
y JudEs Diiion IN his will The no.
90 Wiil BE used 60 erect n beautiful
ouatain On the court house lawn ana
10 $1,000 viii 30 into the general fund
. the Grant Law library.
%
Obituary Ereord--.frs. Hattie AIMS
-. si2 wes, Sixteenth street. passed
-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
A HINT FOR SHAVERS

II yoa want n refreshing shave. with
thick. creamy lRihcr. Try n resinol
shaving sticS. u contains the soothing.
healing rcsinol medication which
makes :; especially welcome to acn
with tea6c- i.ceS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
ysfarai Result.

WA has become % yozr zspksw-'
~res eas wka vas - f8sf %
baoEs
Yes
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zFg-r st t.0afs Post piseatea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

No one can saw the sneeze wood of
South Africa without violent "ker-
chewings." 1t is said that no insect
nor worm will touch this wood and
that when placed in water sinks. Use
of this wood might help to foil the
william in the thrilling sawmiII scene
Of old
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Notice to English Daily Newspapers.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
the city clerks Office. Rock Island, Ill,
until . o'clock p. m, June 5. 1915,
for publishing all notices. reports.
proceedings and miscellaneous mat
ters required TO be published by the
city, or any official OF the city Bid
ders must furnish sworn statement
giving local subscription of paper.
City reserves right TO reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, May %
1915. VI. T. RUDGREN,
(Adv) City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Obituary Eeeord.-,irs- Hattie Aims
ley. si2 IVES; sixfeen;h street. passed
Away az her hone Saturday Afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
J. c. BURGOYNE,

Jail building committee OF the
boar. OF (Adv.).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-29

Good, as Promises Go.
Sioux Falls Press: We are get
ting some fancy promises out of Mex
leo, at any rate.