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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
RAID
 BRITISH COAST
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burg has not exerted his full power in the north but is awaiting events in the south before hammering< his hardest toward the Dvina near the banks of which his cavalry has been for some time.
 The fact that the Germans are able to advance with. comparative ra- pid1ty from Warsaw while being checked in right and left Hanks, has given rise to the impression in Eng land and Russia that the stout resist ance offered by the Russian wings will insure the safe withdrawal of the main body of troops from the warsaw salient. Contrary to many reports, the main line of communities ton between the Polish capital and Petrograd has not been cut through. It would be cut if the Germans were to take .Dvinsk.
 The approaching meetings of the Greek and Serbian parlaiments give promise of bringing the Balkan sit uation to a head though for the mo- ment Greece and Serbia, remain ob- durate in their refusal to concede territory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Collect $7,0OO In
 Connecticut For
 Polish Relief Fund

Seven thousand dollars was the amount received from the Catholic churches of the diocese at a special collection taken up at all the churches last Sunday in answer to an appeal for the starving in Poland. The remittance was sent to the relief fund committee in New York who
 deposited it at the National City bank. Edward B. Lyman, executive secretary of the Polish Victims Re- lief Fund, has forwarded to. Bishop Milan of Hartford a letter thanking him and his people for their gener- oslty and their ready response to such a worthy cause.S.z~- ,-=z---,--
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, Aug. 13-Fore- cast: generally fair tonight and Saturday:
 Connecticut: Partly cloudy to- night and Saturday, slightly cool CT tonight. Gentle to moderate southwest to west winds.
 The lake disturbance is nov ing slowly eastward and will probably pass out the St. Law renee valley tonight. It is caus- ing warm, muggy weather with showers in the eastern portion of the lake region and New England. Showers were also re- ported during the last 24 hours along the entire Atlantic coast, and from Texas northUard to Nebraska. The temperatures are rising slowly in the northern dis tTictS,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
OBITUARY
DELIA BARTIEY.

The body of Della, widow of Thomas w. Bart1ey. former resi- dent of this city, who died yesterday in New York state, will be brought to this city tomorrow on the 11:33 train and will be taken immediately to Mountain Grove cemetery for inter naent beside her husband. MT. Bart ley, who was conductor on the old Housatonic railroad. was a, member of the Elias Howe post, G. A. R. The family. which included MT. and Mrs. Bartley. a, son and three daugh- ters, resided on Housatonic avenue. They removed to Long Island City 25 years ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13

Skirts $2.25 $s.a5 Black and White Checked Cloth
 Skirts ...... $1.9S $4.25 Black and White Checked Cloth
 Skirts $2.08 62c Percaline Petticoats .,.-... $50 $f.00 Silk Petticoats ...>... 62c $1.5O Silk PetticoFtts .....>.... 9Se $2.5O Silk Petticoats ........ $1.z5 $4.OO Silk Petticoats SPAS $5. .0O Silk Petticoats .......... $2.98 69c Odd Lot Waists .....- 25c $1.0O Odd Lot Waists 4Sc SLIP New White Lingerie Waists 75c $1.35 New White Lingerie Waists 9Sc $1.5O New White Lingerie Waists t98c $2. .25 New White Lingerie Waists $1. $500 New White Lingerie Waists $1.25 Silk Waists .... 75c $1.50 Silk Waists 9Sc $500 Black or White Silk Waists
 .s..... $1.9S S4.Oo Black or White Silk Waists
 ..-. SEAS $4.5O Chiffon Waists ..-..s. $2.9S $500 CoIored Silk Sample Waists 9Sc $5.O0 White, Black and Sand Color
 Crepe de Chine Waists. .$2. .9S $1 50 Awning Striped ShfFtwatsts 9Sc 20c Wide silk Taffeta Ribbons Sc yd. soc Wide Silk Taffeta Ribbons 15c yd. 40c Wide Fancy Taffeta Ribbons zoe yd 68c inch Satin Ribbon. 25c yd. 38c Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbons
 .. 25c yd. soc wide Fancy Ribbons. .25c yd. soc White and Black Silk Moire Rib 4oe oWf White and Black SIX Nfoire Rib
 bons .> 19c yd. $1. .0O Ostrich PIumes .t.... 4Sc $f.5O Ostrich PIunles ....,..A 75c &2.OO Ostrich Fumes 0Sc SS. .OO Ostrich Fumes $1.48 $1.5O White Ostrich Pon PonS. S9Sc Better grades from $500 to $1 5.0O at
 half prices.
 $4.0O New Weave Sweaters. $2. .9s s6.0O Silk Fibre Sweaters $4. .69
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Wash Goods

27 in. silk striped seed voiles. Golors. Originally 15c yd--
 Now 11c yd, 27 in- plain colored gingham. Originally 121ac yd...
 Now 16c yd. 36 in. percales. Light grounds. Originally 10c- Now Sc yd. 27 in. figured crepes and lawns. Variety of patterns. Originally 40c yd.-
 Now 611c yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Donaestics

81x9O in. Bleached seamless sheets. Heavy quality. Ori-i ginally 68c- Now 59c.
 84x9O in. Bleached sheets. Originally 58c- Now 48c
 45x36 in. pillow cases. Good quality muslin. Originally i2 4-2c- Now 1Oc
 40 in. unbleached muslin. Ori- ginally 1Oc yd- Now 74ac yd.
 ,27 in. white crepe: Originally Joe yd.- Now 4c yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Bathing Suits

Of mohair, surf cloth and good quality sateen. In navy and black. Many styles.
 Originally $2.75-Now $2.2b Originally $3.25-Now $2.5O Originally $3.75-Now $500 Originally 4.95-Now $3.25 Underwear and Hosiery
 Women's cotton hose. Black only. Originally 421ae pr
 Now 10c pr.
 Women's and children's cot ton hose in black and tan. Ori- ginally 1oe pr. Now Sc pr.
 Women's union suits. Lace and cuff knee. Fine ribbed. Originally 25c- Now 19e
 Infants knit bands, Origin ally 49e- Now 4212c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Falling Beam Breaks
 Leg of IronWorker

While employed in setting a heavy iron beam at the plant of the Rem ington-U. M c. Go. on Boston ave nue at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Charles Hunder, a structural iron worker in the employ of the Stewart Construction Co.,. rooming at 79 liar riet street, was struck by another beam that fell from above. He suffered a Potts fracture of his right shin bone. He was removed in the enaer- gency ambulance to St. Vincent's hos rnifa1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Uses Different
 Names At Banks;
 Court Is Puzzled

Because she deposited money in savings banks in the names of Jane Doran, Jane Doren and, Jane O'Con- neil there is considerable confusion in the settling of the estate of Jane Hart. Her brother, Peter Hart, for 1nerly in the motion picture business in this city but now a resident of BAY Moore avenue, Richmond Hill, New York, is the only heir, and today he was appointed administrator. His sis ter died without leaving a. will. She had $2,50o which represented her life savings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Remand Youths To Jail For Theft of
 Machinery Parts
Especial to. The Farmer5

Fairfield, Aug 13-Israe1s Broman, a Bridgeport junk dealer and the sew en young men who were arrested Wednesday on the charge of demel- ishing and stealing machinery in the Mohican Spring Water G0., factory in the Stratfie1d district were bound over to the superior court yesterday afternoon, under $500 bonds, by Jus tice LeRoy P. Beach. Broman is charged with receiving stolen goods. None, could furnish the bonds and they were remanded to jail. to await trial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
cry HALL HABITUEs
 FORM. "AfUsTAGHE CLUB''

The City Mustache club was organ ized today at the city hall with Loren DeIbridge as president, Frank P. De- vine as librarian and Clarence Lister as official measurer. Each member of the club has pledged himself not to shave his upper lip or allow it to be shaved by anyone else until November l. Then the three members whose rnustaches Are the shortest are to buy a dinner for the other members. Those who joined the club today are: John ". Bowling, Bednard Keating Jr, William Russell, Leo Whal1ey, Frank Munich, Alfred J. Egan, Jacob A. Courtade. J. Alex IT. Robinson, C1ar- ence E. Wfnton and Frank Braith- waite
 Walter W Warwick, Assises nit Con- troller Of the Treasury. is to be ap- pointed Controller
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
CASTING BREAKS TOE.

The Emergency ambulance cor; responded to call from the Bridge port Brass Co.'S factory at 1 o'clock this morning to attend to Frank Od- onisbe, a caster living at 92 Walter court, who dropped a heavy brass casting on his. left foot, causing a compound fracture of the big toe The injury was dreAsed and Adonislze was removed to his home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
RUSSIA PROVIDES
 TAX ON INCOMES

London, Aug. 13-A despatch to Reuters Telegram from . Petrograd says that the finance committee of the Duma has approved a govern nent bill for the imposition of a graduated tax on incomes. The tax proposed is 61h rubles ($s.25) on incomes of 1000 rubIes; (50o) 325 on 10, 900 rubles; 5000 on -100,O rubles, and tax on each 10000 rubles of 100. 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13

$2.OO Trimmed Dress Hats. 4Sc $3.50 Trimmed Dress Hats. 9Sc $4.5O Trimmed Dress Hats. S1.4S S.5O Trimmed Dress Hats. $1 .9S $T.O0 Trimmed Dress Hats %x.4S
 All the better grades in Trimmed Hats marked at proportionate price reductions.
 S1 50 Genuine Panama Hats. 79c $1z5 Genuine Panama Hats. 9Sc $2.5O Genuine Panama Hats. $1 25 S4.OO Genuine Panama Hats. $1.9S $500 Genuine Panama Hats. ,.. $2.98 S10.O0 Genuine Panama Hats. 4.9S S1 co Raf1a Grass Hats 30c S2.0O Rafia Hats OSc $1.5O Co1ored Hemp Straw Hats 15c S2.0O CoIored Hemp Straw Hats. 4Sc $4.OO Natural IreghOrn Hats .. .$2.39 $2.00 Black Net Brim Velvet Crown
 Hats SIPS S22 Black and White Satin Covered
 Hats $1.S9 $500 Charrneuse Felt Hats .$3.25 S2.O0s and $2.5O Chfldren's Trimmed zse assr Eordnrs,y a1aS Tam (o,shanters ssc CSC White Brush Hats. 45c 45c Rainproof Auto Caps. 29c 55c Auto Gaps :. 48c $1.5O Auto Caps 9Sc $3. % Auto Caps ..f.. .s- 1.9S $4,50 Auto Caps .s.t. .$3.25 $2.50 Sport Hats .. 1s4S $500 Trimmed Felt Sport Hats Just
 Out .l....L ..... $2.25
 New Velvet Hats, New Straw Hats at special low prices.
 Flower Sprays at less than half prices.
 1Tarabout Feather Boas and Capes less than cost prices.
 S2. 50 Iceland Fox Neck Boas. '. .$1.4S $500 Iceland Fox Neck Boas. .$1.98 -$6.&0 Iceland Fox Neck Boas .$4.48 $1.5O Iceland Fox Neck Boas -$4. 9S 62c Chiffon Neck Ruffs. ..... 39c $1.00 Chiffon Neck Ruffs 69C,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13

$1.5O Chiffon Neck Ruffs ,.... s9c $2.25 Chiffon Neck RufTs $1 .48 25c Face VeiIs 15c soc Face Wells 25c SIC Chiffon Veils s.......... 4Sc $1.2S Chiffon Wells 75c $1.z5 Chiffon Veils ........... 9Sc 75c to $1.25 Neck Beads. 25c String $1S.O0 Navy Panama Cloth Goats $G.48 $z.5O White Chinchilla Cloth Coats ss.75 White Chinchilla Cloth Goats
 .....:. $5.4S $1s.oO white ChinchiIa Cloth Coats
 -...l. SS.SS $13.5O White Plaid Cloth Coats $S.9S s7.5O White and Black Checked Cloth s1o.5o white and Black Checked
 Cloth Coats -....:... $5.9S $S.5O Blue and White Checked Cloth
 coats $4.Zo $4.00 BaInacaan Cloth Coats $1 .OO $2.0O Lfnette Auto Busters .... 9Sc $3.O co Linette Auto Busters .... $1.42 $6.5O Corduroy Goats, White and Col
 ors $S.SS ss.5o Corduroy Coats, White and Col
 ors -.-t. --.g- So-SS $7.0O Guaranteed Rain Goats .$4.48 $10.0O Guaranteed Rain Coats SC. 9S $1.25 White Linen Skirts ..... S9c $1.33 White Linen Skirts ...... 9Sc $1.75 White PiQue Skirts ..... $1.25 $1.25 White Repp Skirts 9ec $2 50 White Gabar{1ine> Skirts. . $f.75 $500 White Gabardfne Skirts. $1.9S $2. % Tan Linen Striped Skirts SIPS $S.5O White Serge Cloth Skirts $2. $50 White Corduroy Skirts. 2.25 $4.OO White Corduroy Skirts. $2. .39 $4.75 Palm Beach ClotK Skirts $3. 3.48 $7.O0 Black Taffeta Silk Skirts $49S $3.5O Black BfiIliantine Skirts s$2.4S $2. 50 Blue and Black Serge Goats $1.4S $3.5O Blue and Black Serge Cloth
 Skirts .s../A $2.4S $4.O0 Blue and Black Panama Cloth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
CRossLEY TO SERVE.

J. Harry Crossley, secretary of the Bridgeport Fire Insurance Under writers association has. written Mayor Wilson that he will take up at once with the New England association the plan to procure reduced rates for Bridgeport,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
ROB CIGAR STORE.

The cigar store kept by R. AG Conlzlin, at 1860 State street, was SIP in silver was taken from the register.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
BRITISH SOLDIER, PRISONER, WRITES
 SISTER HE'S Q. K,

Mrs. Daniel Trivers of 924 Madison avenue has received a postal from her brother, Archibald semple, who is a prisoner of the German army and held in a camp in Doeberitz Germany. Sem pie is a. British soldier, enlisted with the First Gordon HfghIanders. S semD1e said he was glad to receive the parcel his sister sent from this city. T am well treated here, he writes, and am getting along as well as could be expected under the circum- stances The writer declares the best way to communicate with him is by postal card as the .German military authorities watch letters very closely and are apt to eliminate most Of the contents.
 Mrs. Trivers is the wife of an. em- pIoye of the I1ocona6bi1e Co.
 Foreign built vessels admitted to American registry from Aug. IS, 1914, to Aug 7 last tota11ed 154
 During the last II days total of 7s calls for the ambulance have been recorded at the local Emergency hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13

Frank Bramley. the well known art ist died at his home in Grosmers Englan&
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Bargains for Men:

Mems 1 button union suits. Short sleeves. Ankle length drawers. Fine rib bed. Originally 69c- Z
 Now soc Mems B a1brig g an shirts and drawers. Short sleeves, and ankle length drawers. Light Summer weight. Originally Soc
 Now 3z Originally 25c--Now 19c Mems nainsook shirts and drawers. Athletic sleeve, knee length draw CTS. Originally 50c-
 Now 35c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13

Work shirts of cham bray, denim and percale. Plain colors. Originally 4444c- Now 29c Mems cotton hose. In black, grey and tan. Orig ,inally 121ac pr
 Now 3 pr for for 25c Wash silk ties. Reversi- ble. Originally 25c-
 Now 15C Mems canvas work g1oves.s Originally 10c pr.
 Now 7c pr.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
Suits

Women g and misses suits of serge, and granite cloth in colers. All this seasons styles. Originally to $12.98
 ae ed5 10 AoWae53s0 co
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY

Farmer yVans Ads. One Cent a=yvort1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-13
THE SMITH-MURRAY GO.
 \. BRDGEPoRT's s=&0ffss
Another Day of Bargains in the Sale of Kline's Stock

will be the last day of this sale. One lay to n There bargains still all of the tOckand others
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09


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t.r .H'nHr business played orr o.
s.r.'..-n team -Er-H u1 ra .Hr rruz
OF Uses f- wa. .grrr ...HH .w. prn
days frfr developed mr auHa. Gr.
I.r.ruf delivery.
Joined Ono Peoria club chat rra-
Ir June pitched and won O. % inning
game arr .Hrt So Joe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
WHITE TO MEET CROSS
OVER 1O-ROUNO ROUTE

Chicaa1. rI. Marc. f..a-
waite who earra. .. shaken fr""
the cpfr.er fnrf rr vrr.I PROV. ru
perior 90 Champion Freddie VETS. .~
a znrcgnt iogst. yesterday ssreet rT
meet rearh Cross over che t.rl.-t
route fr New vark OF WF-ca - T.#
weight VT. BE- Irt raeris af sr.e.r..
Whles conrrnsat.aa vi. Del e
c~uraer % t1r safe recc.rts
Maaaeer Na.r Lewis r1r Waite also
a-~gpted tsrms fsr white tr meet
SAMMY EGb'trFa or Sc rftrf-Ns -aF
fn nhlL1dsIph.s. where ere r1sf ts Pc
Furnish r.vaf care tr fhr NHHrrr
Williams set.s POP rs C'E| Cd. sra..
erfy Love apBraFaarr white .s tr r~
cefrs q sT5graHtr- 90 81 ~" Cor tfe Ft
rounds. Wis1 vefFat t-F perrts n- g
O'Clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
is STILL
MINUS MANAGER
PRESIDENT JONES CONTINUES
WAITING POLICY AND IT'S
UP TO TEARNEY.

Peoria. III. March 9-Shortstop
Johnny BerkeI has forwarded his sign.
ed contract to local club headquarters.
and the only regular Distiller 10 now
remain on the hold-out list is Second
Baseman Russell Fountain As the
Rabbit is in the habit OF awaiting
the very opening OF the training sea
son before sending in his contracts.
there is little worry about his present
stand al club headquarters. Fountain
has already announced his annual re-
tirement from the game. bu1 with the
appearance of the first blade OF real
green grass. the clever little insurance
peddler will undoubtedly he seen
vending his way 10 the lake View
Park training field to fight for his hold
as the regular Disuler second zackar
against a large crop of promising re-
cruits
Berkel who has made his home IN
Peoria this winter and incidentally
proved his worth as a scales sales
man. declares by all that is high and
mighty that it viii take some mighty
fast and clever boy TO beat him out
of his old berth at short. Berkel
feels that he viii be able 20 give the
Disullers the best baseball of his ca
reer this coming campaign. and VIII
make every effort to retain his berth
on the local squad.
President Jones OF the Peoria
Amusement company is still silent as
TO the identity of his 1915 manager
The local club boss states that ne had
--g-.---g n.Fr.r-a Fs-a=rE.--.
Tearney would call "a meeting of the
lea sue within the next few DAYS. and
that he would be better prepared 10
announce his new right hand bower
az that time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
EXPAND KITTY LEAGUE
Baseball cirsut Aass Murphysbo-s
ard Ns-rin. &C.,

Baseball cirsuit ADDS Murphysbo-e
ara Hs~rin. uL
Faduesh. Ky March 9 The Ken
tueky. Illinois aud Tennessee Baseball
i-aEus. composed % Pasucah. Hsndsr-
son and OWeusboro. ~. and Cairo.
i'i. added Murphysboro and H.rrin.
90. 60 its circgif ~ cities nf the an
anal rusetlnE % the board % directors
hold az Princ@tou. ~. according TO
special teieErans reaching here
Tao additipnai clubs v-iii D. select
- from Marioa. Nouzf Carmel aud
HarrkburE. III AMI Fuifoa. ~. %
which Invitations 20 enter the league
we're extended
d. \. W Cox o. Cairo. n. war
elected -sifsu' and secretary. L.
vas decided 20 opea the season Nav
vith tentative schedule % 12s
Eam.s. the schedule being contingent
upcu the leagues expansion 20 eight
clubs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Iron Man" McGjnr1ity, NatiUe Of
Rock Island. Tells of His Career

same .r .r CHASING f.H reporter ar'-
rr a. umpire. OFT .a. grounds. and
.I .Hr .er.. %. rr. other umpire.
T... arr.. ..r...l r. .aa nr fra club
g give 600 r.a credit ru SHAT success O
have fn WUl.- Robinson. now man
aear .f fna H-uasTvn NaHuuHT league
..r. who e.. open minded and patient
enough ra help o. E.rr.st.- aars ont
.u.f.tu- nre
rr 300. r.a St.#u.. league was eu-
dow. 200 a.rrf clubs was errt Go
Hr...... ... IUMr =E.rEIrt Had 81
r.. others .u. ..a BROOKLYN club
of 900. was BIZ. greatest ever par To-
-.rra- T. consisted of tEr following
H.rrrra. Farrell aud Mcclure. two
era-- srr...r-. Taaus.Gs. r-st base.
urrv second. uaHIrn. short. Cross.
m.rI. Eeuy. Fielder. Jones and KeeIrr.
rrtrr,aa-.. -rarEa-a and ua Nont-e-
WIFE,. uH-fg mon. Hughes. NcJames.
Kennedy and myself. pitchers
a.. -t- r-.- rr.,.- o., SIGN nm
t-...-..-,, r...-. ..-r--s-. rr c-r,s-
1904. ,..- III. ..Ir. -~f-.-s-.. .,f tho
,-.-.-.- rsa-ra vrGrsw yze5 rv
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Philadelphia March 9.-Corwin rus.
game of the class A amateur billiard
tournament for the national champion
ship, defeating e. T.. NiIburn Mem
nhis. 400 to 2a6 Huston gathered a
hjeh run of q and averaged 2 ASST
Mflburn's high run was % and his av-
craze 3 ESQ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 3 ~ Charles
McCourt. Pittsburgh. defeated Harry
Cooler. Indianapolis. 20 20 -. ia an
Interstate Three cushion Billiard
league match last night In s. innings
Bach had a high run o. four.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
CUBS And pills
OPEN THE SEASON
goEwER 49,. At TANPA-soN
HNo VAssieAsss scr+ CIT
r-G nuVsa.

ramsa. r-a Wtrrs ia rsf-sr-
ma -s--mb.-t 49, a5-saar cav ~ ta-
vo~.s-s series ~ gore rter1F taat 81
ga aaf saaa sa a..s rs~ e.es a-f
rhri-s laa1s4-arsE l- g-e-ea ss-
bffaa sea.aa yesterday VIA a. game
fs 81 F~s-rstarr aHtes cH.ras7 vr-
30 a seor- ~ Al 20 O. Ee~ara.- -aes
a.aat.ous ~ s.ss sss errors aer7set--
ssr 90 a.-srsness Ca -aas tt ere pa.
go aaf nsf.az we aaags oe Pee
We Safer sts ere tarf Her0. wfss
q ssra~ ras over sar ~E srE f-c~~
MO CaT-- Frr eaFoyL Ttit Eel ere
nrsf sfsas - rsaf sss Been s-rrn
bssssf ~ asn rrE.Etaa. afso.Ee ...
f--aw 90 ff tssr w--s ta e-sr-le-. VIZ
taru@sf ~ sFf9s sFslnss .sft easter
Rs,-tsa-rs p-ss Lss-.
a.zs rs-ra. cal. March Hte- r.
rfsfF "a flrfnsr GIsm1ef rrsr fr r
- Pan university a.re 81 chicago.
sala-d taa~ Or bass-If yesterday -
slxattiaz r. home Hr. veief sraer-
49, gave E~ F-rfes Tigers ta~ rr
lffef over Ea5s ianlFs wire Sos r e
nrrt -fash ~ .Er ssn~a. f1 W.T.
a.sfs f=fss-r~f sis ereaff r.erF 1 .er
rrk tanfnE ereaFfff Te He
~ Fne rssriaF 90 Tigers ~
Or ~ bagancs ~ ts- frHr
Ee-~tsaf arafs wHs forced rr srrf
. ~rfeoi-sf ssan on fE= f-ff Nrarrr
Tgaz f-r af GTs krF-lrr Fr rsrse
ease - r1nzrHs art Es
dtnsr-f arr vlgE roc fr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
BAUGH HEADS SOUTHERN:
KAVANAUGH'S SUCCESSOR

birmingham. Ala. March 9-Robert
n. BauEh of Birmingham yesterday
was elected president OF the Southern
Baseball association. to succeed the
late W. H. KavauauEh Of Little Rock.
Baugh Is president OF the Birmingham
club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
sassrnss chIesre esssr,.

Milwaukee. wls- March So RUBY
fIrseh aad Frankie irEo. ho;h % Chi
cage. w~re Indefinitely suspended by
fhs state boxing commission az It's
fnuufhiy meeting yesterday FOR failure
20 appear wh.a ordered 20 do 80.
HiTsch uHs 90 answer a charge o.
delaying Keaosha show because he
Gil NOT thi=k the cate receipts biz
=. and the commission wanted 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Milwaukee. Wis. March s.-Ritcbia
Mitchell won easily over Young
SCuly OF Cincinnati last night, get
ting eyery. round except the first and
eighth. which were even. Mitchell
weighed 12S and Scully 135.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

For the FRS; time during a century
the British navy list has disappeared
az least 50 far a. the public - con
cernet- The February number has
been prepared but Withheld FOR OH
eiai usage only. It's first issue vas
n February. iS14. Just az the close
Of the great var.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

tics 90 his bout with Johnny Brittle
Several sanctions we're granted and
the Woigas'-S south Side 4 c. case was
laid over 10 permit the two parties TO
Ect together and settle their differ
cucyB.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Sterling. H.. March s-ln a bowl.
INK contest Jas; night the Davenport
Commercial team won from Sterling.
2.550 90 e.s50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Macou. Ca March Big BIZ
James arrived yesterday afternoon al
the Braves camp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Ceyion has $4,000. 900 cocoanut trees
Camel whale meat Is used extens-
yely In Japan