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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
THEATRE LICENSE
CHANGE PROPOSED
1a- ~ ths FIRST Measures s~fsrv Nsv
taanel fatsadsd 20 Regulate
the fsss-
rt1 iCC0EDfNC 10 THI sIKE
Probable That WaferNorks Bard
WI 81 Dropped. Harria HattnE
Entirv CharFr.

-a@ rrst special meeting % fss ssv
-saa .ss.aa vas Es.d ia Jas eo4ae.I
ssssas.I raan al enc rtfr asll a. o
se.ars ease @9ruinE scE alsss4zs 20
aras. fes1s eas raksr oe aay maf-
.-r enc r-sv e1slss. ssfac~rs discussed
severe. slH.. gsrstioas wateh are
ssrsE
raarss.a warf.r r. R4ssrsa
s-4E s r-e arsIsaHrs reEslatlaE ere
ss-s e rEeafrr licenses. ara weite be-
80 s4f ar=r Ir f7r essstferats7u be-
AFFIRMED .ar ss@missler as t7 ere
sss.l--s ~ che measure
Az fFrsrrr "a license Zee ~ $50 LEI
-HfeFet a.. theatres. rrrar4.-ss OF
see .aaalss.aesr H4aErra declared
as4s 9es vas eaFtlT Fair tg sir sle.e
sars- operated salsser4rgE k9as~s wisl
sr.eae H9.ifHHrs f1r maET slsarr.ts
Fa.e ...-Fs Gat r1ou s.at f4r goo Hr
500
f .sr new ertsEarer or Gel proposed
FL Charge Fgs f7r houses wlfe % seat
re capacity af 500 or assTr SIS f7r
a-srr-s see1mn9dsrIr COO F1 800
$50 -rr those seating 500 f1 GOO ard
CO. r those EavIrE f1oG COG over
5000
r.- e--F Hr sFf-af.es Col ere F.ss rr-
sa..-t several Nsess aET on fEe sr-
.s-a1r.r ess discussed ss we've H.ts
ri r- TeFs of a4fff.E fsr 5ooss ~
10 Hr.-ra
a. eann4aI.af.ar f-ora tar Hses ts-
.saT Hs-. cons baHr adds seasE~r a5tr
Ger +r rs- gsr ~ enc erF water eaE-
e- HaFF-r was referred lI eTUr
E..7.f. E Isea fTr report.
20 Have tssistaat-
.eHH .ss.Feer Jssi sssFf ere eta-r
.eass ss.1s-rs Cog tee.r osss.9s as F1
f.s s55o r.sE "a saE fs eaaT esarEF
H enc sEre-. rgs5s e-aF Grf~r E.E sat
n. eeFfirf enc vere necessary fr FEF
s FsrH tf was FErref 90 employ
tf fss.sEfFF reHssst ssiaeTr Of streets
Fr s statFT ef SIS ard We I4al sea
fagaH=t F5af Ee voGft secure "a err-a
aeF-H mss tr ERE HefsF-~- U..T
EHsra-H James o. wHteF VIII sFsv ae
f9 sF5.sf5se providing f5r ere sssF.
So FHr-r asked fsF e1.r.H 5rs
4ala ee ea UH- ttsas ssft sr "a case ss-
s-s.-., rs e54sfV court aT Wrs Baker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
PLEASING PROGRAM
AT MOOSE MEETING

Members of the Loyal Order OF
Moose. No 100. entertained their
friends last night, a large number at
tending. The evening was given over
to an interesting program and dane
ing. The entertainment program as
given follows,
Address, "Moosedom DIR. Edgar IA
Sheen.
Reading Gladys Dunleavy.
Solo-William McGuinn.
ding-Esther Hubble.
Solo-Mrs. Gertrude Hance.
Reading Hubble.
Vocal selection-Fred Empke.
Reading Gladys Dunleavy.
Reading Edgar Ford Sheen.
\ clever comedy sketch was staged
by Swanson and Curry. Thomas Casey
acted as master of ceremonies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
RRRANCES GRADE
SCHOOL CONTEST
Coach Roe Announces Track and
Field Meet May When Half
Holiday is Promised.

Coach Herbert y. Roe of the Rock
Island high school announced this
morning that a grade school track
and feld meet will be held on Thurs
day afternoon, May S. at the Island
City park In ali probability there
viii be half holiday granted the
grade school pupils on that date As
in the indoor meet recently staged at
the "Y." the boys viii be divided into
two classes. The track events in the
two events are as follows;
Glass $50 yard dash, 100 yard
dash. go yard dash, relay.
Glass $50 yard dash, 20 yard dash,
4-man relay.
Field events-CIass A: Shot put,
broad jump, high jump. pole valut.
Class 3 Running and standing broad
jump, high jump.
All OF the grade schools are eligible
10 enter this meet each sending a
team of 10 men a championship
trophy VIII be awarded the winning
school
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
OBITUARY
Nr.- Irma Vert.


gerisaslv tt Bat q few days vtth
fvssos4 plsuuoatz. Nrs. trza Wert
wife % CaaFlss 3. Wsrt. 1898 ThiFf
as~sas. died az g.. Aafhany's hospital
&c 9 50 last EiEtf
a sasfv~ % taataHa MIS- Wert was
bora az AilasvoG4. oet. :. 1881 fisF
sfrihaod Was spsrt 10 that city aEd ia
Msncis. 10 Weieh place shs vaa uaT-
RED ard Vhsrv heF body all he sent
fsr s..rfaf. psosshty toasoTroW, TIE
ws4oWer is tss oeiY sgrvtviGx relative
i~ thfs city RoeS tslaaa had been
So bose % Ntrs. wsFt for several
yesrs szG a circle @ iatiszzts fFtsses
s-aarr 80 passinE
Il tsssa % sas ~stss@ ta Wkiea
Ms Wert wss ssi4 ss8 60 express
ss~sr syu yasksss foF tks hEssan4. en-
psayes % tss NaasE q MeCoeabs'
sssrs. wesss We. NsFt hssas TIE
SsSefrg sspartsssss. seat soTsi trih-
as~ rzass os zs2sy sssszs % AGlsrieza
h.-sasfiss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
GOOD TIME MADE BY
100 YARD SPRINTERs

Tf- errsrE athletic meet vas held
.H fee s. ST. e. a. gymnasium Last
r.ssF. resorts briss made is the ioo-
gsFf dash aHrr LyHE EslsE and Eari
CeslE ran sF~ Gisfaner in o. les sTe-
1ets WiT Glass ran che aistaaer ia
fE es sFe1E3s o. enc ruusinE high
fsmB. 1851 CgIlg cleared the pole a.
2 feet. o iscErs. Glass trspigE 9 feet
te ta~ frarF Wata. George VIII
500 cleared are bar go 3 feet : iHehrf
These ~Vrrfs ere an Fua on a per
e-afaE~ basis rather than for first.
s=egEf srd laird places 81 tsat every
Competitor Gel slvFe ere credit for what
be- snakes. rtss~ athlete eaHtrsfs are
r-1ffsE f1 rr az isteFrsttHE feature
.a th~ sym tFls sprirE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
R0TARIANS BOOST
GARDEN PROJECT
superintendent Fisher wiz Explain
How Organization MAJ Help
Children's Enterprise.

When thr Rock Island Rotary club
meets next Tuesday there IS certain 20
be- a busy session. FOR two speakers
have been asked 10 appear az that
time superinteudcut 2. a. Fisher will
explain more fully than has heretofore
been done iusf hos the garden move
meat should be- carried on and in
shat SAYS the Eotnrians can aid One
% ths safety frsf- experts % the Tri-
Ciiy Railway company o. 20 be the 9TH
81 speaker.
Members % the club are rather en-
ttusiastlr over the possibilities 81
bcautfyi1E the city through the turn
lnE - vacant lots into garden plots
Grade school children FOR the greater
part will be given the right 90 work
these present unsiEhtiy places. Where
weeds thrive now O. is expected that
vegetables and flowers will be grow
INK within a fcW weeks. Men % the
organization who are foremost IN sec
ondinE the efforts made BY Superin-
tcndeut Fisher feel that the club has
a large work cut out Tor itself In sup
porting the movement.
u vas through a Misunderstanding
az 20 the date when the safety FIRST"
subject should be discussed that pre-
vented the Roiarians from listening 10
an exposition OF this comparatively
recent agitation this noon. In place
% hearing an outside speaker. the
members were given opportunity 10
take brief Journeys into the realms
where some % their own numbers arc
supreme
Charles Koru gave sideiishts upon
the mos; interesting phases Of the bak-
inE problems o. n. Myers spoke
briefly on the optical business and ?.
T. Myers % the problems In the steam
Citing business. Several others were
called on presenting instructive talks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
REMARK ABLE
RESULTS FROM
NEW REMEDY

Amolox. the new scientific liquid
prescription, banishes eczema and all
skin eruptiors. II stops all itch and
burning instantly. Simply apply or
wash the diseased skin with this pene-
trating. mild soothing solution and all
agonizing itch will stop. and sleepless.
restless nights will be thing of the
past. Amoiox Ointment will quickly
relieve pimples on the face, black
heads. and all minor skin troubles.
Apply like cold cream. Sufferers from
eczema, psoriasis. letter and bad cases
of skin diseases lasting for years.
should use both Amolox liquid and
ointment TO effect a cure. Trial size.
soc. Guaranteed by Herman o. Roifs.
-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
SMALL FIRES KEEP
DEPARTMENT ON GO

Firrmrn responded 90 two small
biazss duriEE the uiEht- neither IRE
resulting iu damage. ~ sos .. m
men o. 40. 3 station we're called TO
Fifteenth avenue brtNeeu Eleventh
aad Tvelfth streets. where o. was re-
ported thar thc roadway VAS aGre. In
s~sueati1a proved this vas the case.
the th1s5uEhtarr thsr~ he.rg a mi
ia vbieh articles % infammahie
nature had been covered Sifh dirt
Boufrrs early in the evening caused
the ignition % thc paper and wood IN
the Filled ground Use % pick and a
sousiuE % ths highway wlth water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ENTERTAINMENT TO
PAY FOR UNIFORMS

In order to raise funds TO purchase
uniforms for y. NJ. C. 4. boys inter
ested in baseball the bows department
Of that institution viii give a concert
Friday night Arrangements already
have been made for the sale OF 200
tickets. but 500 must be sold if the en-
terprise is TO he successful. An inter
esting am varied program to be given
is subjojned,
selection Boys department glee
club.
Trio-SchoesseI, Gibson and Kahl-
quist, piano. flute. violin.
Reading Eleanor Magnuson.
Vocal solo-Hazel Flick.
Selection Quartet.
Violin solo-Willis Weld
Reading-GIadys Dunleavy.
Vocal solo-Elbert HerloCker.
election-QUartet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
OTHER DISTRICTS
WANT INTO CITY?
Petitions said e. Be out In Two Tracts
81 south Roek Island AskinE
Ambulance.

NHrrEs-.1u ~ parts % South Rock
Island t1 ta.s cts is NOT tp stop even
Temporarily vlrl che acquisition OF
Sears and all tlr other territory west
OF Tecrty-Hrsf street. 90 appears.
People LIVING iu AZ least two distr.cts
east OF Tv~ufr-fstt are said 90 BE- cir
.a.arnE petitions for admission 90 the
r.rE aHL 81 a majority OF tire voters and
raErrs OF che greater part 90 the prop
~rfF 5r ta~ territories siEu Be eiii h~
20 tr fEfs e.fv tH vote admission a.
rH~ rrEf rrE1far election.
Prospects are said fu b. good f1r
aEssEsr .9s propositions tn be- brought
Before fr~ voters 90 fh~ school cleo
H1a f1 b. E~if .a June
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
MEN TO CARE
FOR LOST ARTICLES

The Htney bus men have arranged
= plan TO take care % the lost and
found articles OF their patrons. VIII
liam Cable. secretary Of the chauf-
feur's union. who resides az 1921 =
Second avenue. will keep the found
articles % all bus drivers in the tri-
cities Who are members OF the union
and losses Wiii also be reported TO
him Mr.. Gable has AZ present mesh
bag. travelling has. two buches of keys
and some contract papers. and owners
can hav. these articles by calling at
his home and Identifying them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
BONE
IN LADDER FALL
Fred Kinney. n Carpenter. Sustains
Break in Ankle in Drop of
Is Feet.

While descending a ladder from the
roof OF the home OF DIT a. H. McCand-
less. corner of Ninth avenue and
Twenty-third street. at noon today.
Fred kinney. 1920 Fifteenth street,
fell a distance OF 10 feet 10 the ground.
he sustained a fracture OF a bone
in mis- right ankle. DR.. {. r. Freytag
was called and the injured man was
removed 20 his home. where the in
jury was attended to
Mr.. Kinney is carpenter and was
shingling the roof of the McCandless
residence He was descending the
ladder preparatory 20 going 20 his
MONDAY meal az the time. The lad
der slipped and crashed 10 the ground
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
DISPOSE OF GOODS
IN REYNOLDS HOME

Disposition of the household effects
OF the late Amanda o. Reynolds was
made AT a private sale held this after
noon at the home. 1888 Fifth avenue
H. II. Cleaveland the executor. super
vising the sale.
When Mrs. Reynolds died she be
oueathed her estate in trust 10 GER
tain men who were instructed to turn
Il over 10 a charitable body for use as
an old ladies' home. These trustees
found that the estate was not OF SUI
fcient value TO warrant such action,
a. the cost OF putting the house in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
To GRADE PAPERS
AT SPRINGFIELD
Miss Lou ". Harris. One OF - Super.
intsndsHts. Summoned for I'm
portant work.

Miss Lou " Harris. county super
intendsnt % schools. Viii leave Tor
Springfield May 10. and for three
weeks she. IN company with IL 9th
rrt in the same Office tn the state.
E,l assist Ia grading teachers exam
nation papers
Heretofore the state has hired this
lone. Under the new plan proposed
following each test. usually held three
times a year. a group OF Is county
Egpcrinteudcnts is called 90 Spring
this service viii not be given any
extra compensation. only their rail
road fare and expenses while in the
state capital being paid
Teachers examination will be held
Nav $ and z. aud on the following day.
for the first time in the history Of
Rock Island county. eighth grade ex-
aminatious for rrTsl pupils will be
held in some ceatral place. The stu
dents vili gather az the Rock Island
hiEh school and d Is expected that as
many az $50 will be In attendance
Invitations nave been received by
Miss Harris Co attend a conference OF
city and toVn supcrintcndents and
principals 10 be- held az the Western
Illinois State Normal. Nacomb. May
If
She has also received from p. p.
CiaXtou. United States commissioner
OF education. a request 20 attend a
conference 10 be held Nav 10 Chi
eaEo under the auspices OF the Ma
ti1nai Congress % Mothers and Par
ent-TcacheFs' association. Jointly with
the home education division 81 the
United States bureau % education
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
SEARS CITIZENS TO
FORM ASSOCIATION

C.szras 81 ts- territory srpiy ae-
rrx-E Col G6es ts.ssE u5if meet af fss
e.E VILLAGE bail lE Sears FFatsF -T~-
a5~s az wEa-F Fi@r ir5sisf steps fD
s=rf-es ar le1pFgFeEFsE uFEaa5EaEl11
Vff re fserr.
H a. CTraresEtee 81. u Fisess. W s.
Hssr ar1 s.sarruas 6sErf e.fts~ss of
Gee former village have called fs~
a~~f 90 ant is ts presumed tsaf ere
Frss s3sss5a stfr bstaE aaF waag wen
desire rsrm sFrsstu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
OUGHT LUMBAG0?
Try MGs;=roie. See How Quickly
]; Relieves

Yos jas; rob 3fUSTEROLE Ia brsskiy
Ezd Isasliy slle paia Is Eo=e-a delicious.
ing comfort comes 20 take lts place
Nus TEEULE - = eiraa. white oiat.
meat. made with oil Of mustard. Use u
blister.
pdetnrt azd rErsr. use MUSTEROLs
szi secoz=szd !; 20 their paiieais.
TaEy vii gladly eel you what relief 4:
gives from Sore Throat. BFoaehi;is.
CFoaP. SiiG Neck. Asthma. Neuralgia.
Co=Eesstoa. FlesFssY. Rheumatism. Lura-
baSo. Pzias aa4 Aches q the Back OF
Joists. SpFzizs. Sore Maseles. Bruises.
Chiib.aiEs. Pressed Feet. Colds OF ;Ae
Gees: (it otts7 P-evrs;s Pzes=oeiAl.
a: yogF GFGEsts:'s. Ia zSc aad Soc jars.
szd . special Large hospital SEQ for s. 50.
Sc ssFc yue *; thc gragiao NUS
TERO.E. Rrs=s- isai:z:io=s-Srs wis,
ypss ssk Soc. Tie Lss,eroie Company.
C.rveiasd. Ohto.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

for a few minutes stopped the under
ground blaze.
ieaky gas tank on one Of Bert
DuPrez' cars was the cause OF the
other blaze which occurred 90 1880
a. n Some one seeing the flaming
tank called the IRE station. but en-
pioyes % DgPrez state that they
would have extinEuished the Ere them
selves. TIE hrcmen took the tank IN
20 The middle % the stree; and let i;
burn Itself out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
FERRY IS PLACED IN
COMMISSION AGAIN

After being kept in dry dock for
many days the ferry Davenport is again
in commission and is plying back and
forth between Illinois and Iowa shores
4 l0-inch steel shaft on which the
paddle wheel turned snapped a few
weeks since after years OF service and
a new shaft has been placed in its
stead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
DOPE FIEND'S STORY
MAY BRING ARRESTS

Following the sending Of ] P. Nc
Coy. East Moline barber. to Water
town hospital for drug treatment yes
terday afternoon in county court, it
was intimated that the authorities
would investigate places in Davenport
and Rock Island, where he claimed he
had secured dope. He could not name
the stores. but said he could easily
find them il given an opportunity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Free Trip, for workmen.

London. April -5.-Free trips %
Ensland ard return are foreshadowed
for skilled Workmen OF the United
states. Il IL announced today in the
house Of commons that the govern
msni vas taking steps 20 obtain such
help in producing munitions OF war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Nexicans Release McCieary.

FL Paso. Texas. April PA teIe-
gram TO relatives here says that Philip
E. McCleary. reported under arrest
az Vera Cruz, was released shortly
after his arrest and sailed from Vera
Cruz three days ago. McCleary was
in the employ of the Carranza govern
ment as publicity agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
"a, 100 0p<n. Nsaaa, .

ssay tern % eireglt e0gFt VIII OPP,
ssxt Nsos4sF Tss Erssa jury Nil
-ssert &c that tine saa the petit jury
EASEL tee foltostsE ~ssk. az which
.fzas !; - prohssis = start ~tli b. male
&C tks ert=szzl eslsndkr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
COMMISSION HERE
FOR L. DEISENROTli

Leo J. Deisenroth. recently appoint
ed clerk of the probate court by Judge
3. s. Bell. this morning received from
Springfield his commission. signed by
Governor E. F. Dunno and attested by
Lewis c. Stevenson, secretary OF state.
Mr.. Deisenroth will serve until the
next general election in 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
TRADES COUNCIL
ENDORSES Killing
Applieast fsr Position 81 cts Eisetri-
clan Received support q
nlon Hen.
OUTLOOK TOR woEE Is BITTER
VHriuu. Trad~- Declare That Indus
trial Situation L. Assuming
More Hssy Aspect

Members % ths rri-City Building
Trades o1arel last riEht sent on rec
ora ss fsrer.aE CeorE~ \. KliHs for
enc position af eitr electrician This
ser.1s followed a report 90 local union
SO. f,s. International brotherhood %
Eferirical WORKERS. eh1 declared Nr.
ElHz f1 be a tisffr ~mct~rt uursman
sr1 a capable o#eisl
Building Room OPens.
Activity lu the building trades has
reached "a point rher~ sf is again nor
mal tue council Reports. The outlook
a1e s better than BE- has been az any
time since esriy iaaf summeE. Mcn %
thrs~ crafts are sell satisfied uitl
ire situation az % opens up ara ey-
poet q summer % prosperity. SO large
lDhs are Ora prospect. hut the number
OF small ones appears 90 be normal.
Repair Jobs are Numerous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
NAMED OFFICER FOR
FRATERNAL MEETING

Dr Hata So Carlson. supreme re-
e1rfer ~ tte Royal NsiEhboEs %
NaeTtea. has been appaiatei sergeant
af-arns for ERE annual Convention Of
che National FrsfrTuai Congress ~
America. u4.rE 70 20 BE- held in Mime
apails. wiun. che seek ~ AuE %
wss. Carlson served iu the same posi-
ton az the convention OF the orEariza-
tioa reid in Buffalo last fail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
JURORS EXCUSED;
CASESN NOT READY
Trial Calendar in County Court Will
Be Taken Up Again Thurs
day Morning.
LARSON CLEARING THE DOCKET
For First Time Actions Can Be Heard
Within Three Weeks After
Being Filed.

When the jury reported in county
court this morning it was found no
cases were ready for trial and the
men were dismissed until Thursday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
Three actions were stricken from
the docket The first. Oscar Peterson
VS. the c. NJ. * St. p. was settled out
of court: the second. Tony Posatsri
& Co, VS.. John Brucato. was dismiss
ed for want of prosecution; and the
third, city of Rock Island VS. Mrs 3.
Baker. was dismissed on motion of
the plaintiff.
Clears the Docket.
Judge y. 4. Larson is rapidly clear
ing the docket. For the first time
in its history" he declared this
morning. 1T is possible TO have case
tried in county court within three
weeks after it has been filed. All jury
cases returnable TO the present term
of court can be taken care of this
week. l have been working hard to
dispose OF old cases which have been
pending for months and in some cases,
years, and now have the docket in
the best shape IL has been in a long
while. The congestion in this court
has been even more pronounced than
has been the case in circuit court"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

the remaining funds left by Mrs. Rey-
nolds.
What disposition Will ultimately be
made is not announced, but it is prob
able that the estate viii be given to
the Eastern Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Notice q, Heu.ehoIder..

Notice IL hereby given 10 all house
holders 20 deposit ashes AID other
rubbish in the allies n once. prepare
try 20 its being hauled away. The
samediaie cooperation OF the public Is
desired IN this particular.
NICOLAi z JuHL.
lAdvJ Commissioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Ramsay Returns Home.

Judge +. D. Ramsay returned TO his
home in Morrison yesterday afternoon
after disposing of some matters in cir
cult court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The following program vas given
before the students of the Rock Is
land high school this afternoon I'm the
auditorium. Mrs. Daniel Hayes, Jr-,
soprano. and Miss Notavena Steck.
piano.
q. "Roudo' -.-----..--.-... Weber
Miss Steck.
Q isl a June Morning" ---. Willeby
tbi The Birth OF Morn Leoni
teI Ferry Ne Across the Water
..--.-.--.....-... Sidney Homer
ldl The Banjo Song .....-....
Observation-Disclosures. Sidney Homer
Mrs Hayes
. cal An Old Love Story" ..-..-
Observation-Disclosures Mcdowell
~ "scxtctte from Lucia" tfor
the left handi -----.--..-----
..-....-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Steck-
The boys preliminary sxtemporan-
cous speaking contest for the purpose
OF selecting q youth from the local
school TO represent Rock Island in
the biz eight contest viii take place
tomorrov afternoon at the high
school building
There will ne a meeting OF the on
GERS and various committees Of the
alumni association Of the high school
tonight ar the school building 70 ar
range and complete plans for com
mencemeut week and arrange for ad-
hitting the graduating class into the
association
4 city beautiful lecture was given
last night at the high school building,
about - ladies and as many children
attending Slides were shown on this
subject and cooperation along TINS
line was strongly urged.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
AUCTlUN SALES.
TMOMAN UOMLlNG 4 CO.. Auc

THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.. Aucts.
Trustees' sale OF valuable Improved real
estate, betnA the two two-story brick dwen-
inss Nos. LIZA and l2lS Second Street 8. w.
by virtue Of certain Deed OF Trust, duly
recorded n Liber No. 1874, folio " ct seq.
lumbia, End At the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersiGned trustees
will sell at public auction, in front Of the
prsrrises. on Thursday tho 2srd day OF Sep
tember. A. u. lyl6. At haIf-past tour O'Clock
p. NJ. the following described land and
promises. situAte In the District Of Columbia.
and designated as and being Lot Fifty three
(tO: the South one ~ foot front by the
full depth thereof. VI Lot Fifty-four t5D
full depth thereof. Of Lot Fifty-two t62) In
James II. Marr's subdivision Of Square Five
hundred and nii,ety-seven t597). as per plat
recorded In book II. page l3y. In the Sur
veyors Office for said District.
Terms Of Sale: One-t third cash. A de-
posit Of one hundred (SlO0) Dollars will be
required at time Of sale. balance In one
and two ;sars. secured BY nrst trust on
the above described property. or all cash At
the right to make terms more reasonable
and announce the same at time Of sale. All
conveyanctng, recording, ETC., at cost Of pur-
| chaser. Terms Of sale to be compiled with
within Is days from date Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve. the further right to re-
| sell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defauiting purchaser. after days adver-
published In Warrington, D. c.
WALTER 8. CARTER.
JAMES H. WASHINGTON,
Trustees. zoos uth St. N. w.
ZEPH p. MOORE.
Attorney for party secured. 1901 r st. NV.