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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CLOUDS AND WIND
AGAIN FOIL FROST
rrrrsrafarv Dose o. - Degrees Hui
Damazr - Fortunately
Agsrtef-

F5r ere th5r1 Consecutive uaruisE
JACK FFass tarered une9mfoFtably
scar Clsats eel wiEd sEaia pre-
vested "a freeze. tssaEh tas te@PeF-
stare wrat az low az 20 degrees.
Macy wtg lad tFsGeF p!aHts ogf %
Gaoss taos tk~ pseeaati8a % covering
FEera. bat % VAS roe nseessaTT- That
tters actually vas some ff1s; JAN
sEs Saa.isT nlEet is reported from
vs~tass guarters. Apparently she
cot1 vas fs,t eaissIy Ca che hiEhrF
Er6srf FtoaEh Oh a tsW eases plants
ss ere t8wiasfs that we're extremely
susceptible we're nippsd- For tDaiEht
ths weather baFezu predicts rain. bat
20 fros'.
write p'arss EsrsFaiiy have escaped
s~rfaas damage tsr cold weather has
ransed great fGseocaf5rf 90 human b.
isss. especially tkoss Wk1 90 advtsrtiy
took 'sra or q eospis % weeks OF
Logger ago TnsFc has besa general
rssarr 90 ovsrcosts snf ths straw hats
watch htossos1sf oEf oaiF fsu days
sne~ have E6ss ir's rstlFsfasrt-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

tftss Harriet LarE.n e. soloss; n
TIRE Gr~eiss play Dido. Eivea By villa
1e Ceartai atumnze t1m1srov niEht a.
ere 1iiiaols. she Del possTss1F % a
pure resonant tore and wiu DC heard
ir especially lovely uumbTFs. Nt.ss
Ls-.s.r ts a member rs she Rock Island
yasleaI club.
tffss Naomi Iosnsp1 vii play the
esrt ~ rt5pgs.T Carthasiaar min
sFrst t1 witch she is EigisE q very
pleasing Interpretation
te fss character o. rIiionras.- a no.
BE 1tfss Elizabeth H1sf 81 particularly
well east. ssrsfsE tae TouaE Trojan
wiss remarkable fGriifT
Litsis Margaret Harris6a. e years
7-f- ts ~Cgpit~ 90 VerEI saW him
Wise ttsrEaret Eel az animated tisfi~
body on ratarst anf car ~ relied up
on 90 seed Cgrs5's carts wifh aiaerifv.
laden uffE teart balm ard mischief.
sEr ls ths zran6fsuEhter % IgsEs =.
u Bavtsss % ohfo ard oaty rhltf %
% o. Harrtsoa % Chicago. Her moth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Making Tin.

The tin OF the trade is not pure, but
has in II a little iron, lead or arsenic.
Tin is a metal OF chemistry. Its prin-
cipal ore Is called tin stone or tin OK
ide and is made up of tin and oxygen.
To obtain the tin the ore is heated in
furnaces with charcoal. The carbon OF
the charcoal unites with the oxygen OF
the ore. forming carbonic acid gas,
which passes OF into the air. leaving
the tin, which melts and is drawn of
and cooled in iron molds. This is call
ed block tin. Tin ore is chiefly found
in Cornwall, England; Banca. in Dutch
East Indies; Malscca and Queensland
and New South Wales, in Australia.
Tin was used by the ancients. The
Phoenicians obtained most OF their tin
from the British isles. When the Ro-
mans conquered Britain they worked
the tin mines in Cornwall by means OF
slaves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR anniversary
Members 81 is0o Block Association
Make Final Preparations for
Gala Occasion.
sPECIAL BARGAINS on NAY %
Light Pests in Block TO BE Painted
White. With Black Base
Boost Alley Work

Further plans for the observance
o. Mny e % the first anniversary by
the 1900 block Business Mems asso-
citation were made az a meeting % the
members held last evening a. tie Rock
Island house. Arrangements Tor the
distribution % souvenirs were com
pleted.
The block - 20 represent a gala ap-
pcaranee for the occasion. Tho light
standards are 20 be decorated with tree
branches. while flags and pennants are
% be thrown 10 the breeze. In prep
aration for the event the store fronts
are being repainted white. The work
Nili be completed this week. II was
decided 20 paint the posts IN the block.
the base 20 be black and the rest white.
last years experience having proven
tho necessity for some color scheme
% this kind.
A i6-piece band has been employed
for the exercises. II g. planned 10
have the musicians wear white uni
forms Principal interest will center
IN the trade coupons which are TO be
printed In the newspapers and IN ex-
change for which each merchant in
the block will sell some special article
4; biz sacrifice. Real bargains are
90 BE- offered.
Want Clean backyard.
Committee on condition OF alleys In
the block. composed OF ". n. Beal. o.
". Billings and Charles Reinhardt.
made a report II IS proposed 20 make
weekly inspections and 20 keep the
backyard as clean as the store fronts
Practice OF some merchants in other
parts % town displaying their goods
all over the sidewalk was condemned
and . committee composed OF a. J.
Riess. J. II. Paulsen and " VI Beal
vas named 90 protest 20 Commissioner
Juhi relative 90 the custom.
Matter % placing flowers around the
TOP % the iight standards was dis
cuEsed. In other places this plan has
been followed. giving a very pretty
eject
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
TURK BATTERIES
HIDDEN IN FIGHT
Alisss sarprisss ~ Hall 81 Fire. MAKE
Little Hsad~zy In Nevs Against
krithfa-

rsn4az. stay t5-coatizgiaz his
story % tie tk=ss day battle % Aehi-
sasa MAY 60 ~. ne British press
Representative WitA che allied forces
s= ne parsassiiss. after describing
rs bastlsss.4 aeG dseiar.aE that act
a Tsrk nor a TsrsisA tFsaea uas
vsslhis. aGssGs
-Oafv TIE allied forces. ths EzEiiss
&C sks fefs. ths FFsaek 90 tse right
80 British eoi6aisis aE4 ts-Tstostzis
sa.s fss Frvee& foreign tsxtoa N re-
s~rvs. we're 20 BE sea Tiass &Ge again
tszx waves % Frsaeh eoioasais sSsps
ssrsars Pat 90 sooasr asa sssy leave
- shelter % tssiF trsneass tsaa sae
TsrSs. $40 hss bssa tyts< Absolutely
z.sss. opses& - a trSzssfoas re
tres eoaesafss trszekss-
~Eaea sav's attacks we're preceded
~ fisrsoas ssslt srs frora tss VA
sssrs. b.ss tks TsF<s cpsle res b
sssk~n AT ous- fsfsasry sdvszces ne
sses "a iru1 haai ga; me Lac warered
a. fksn brUks. Tes efs veieh ne
rurxs esveicseE VAS Es4sserissei-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
REVERE MEMORY
OF EAGLES DEAD
Aeric Invites ?. F. Thompson and Rev
FL. Rolf 10 Address Order Sun
day, May 80.

states attorney Floyd z. Thompson
and Rev. F. J. Rolf Of the German
Evangelical church have been chosen
10 give the memorial addresses at the
observance OF Sunday, May so. the day
designated BY Eagles OF Aerie 955. for
reveriug the memory OF their departed
brothers. Choice OF date and speakers
was made az the meeting Of the lodge
last night.
The ceremonies viii be held in the
Eagles hall AT :. so. the services being
open TO the public The observances
are the first OF the kind 20 be held by
the local aerie. but hereafter the occas-
ion will be an annual event Most
lodges in Illinois commemorate the
FIRST Sunday in May. but the selection
OF the date by Rock Island Eagles was
prevented through force OF circum-
stances.
The building was not formally given
over 10 the lodge until last evening. At
that time the building committee which
has been in charge of the structure
since its construction commenced re-
linquished its claims on it and for
mally presented the new home 10 the
order.
The aerie decided 20 invite the inter
ested public 20 the ceremonies OF May
so. a step that will permit many out
siders 10 see the men in their new sur
Aeries OF Moline. Daven-
port and other neighboring towns are
invited TO attend the services.
Since the formation of the lodge here
a decade ago. 81 members of the aerie
have answered the fnal call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Eastern Scrub Pine.

\ Lazarus OF the forest is the east
ern scrub pine. also called Jersey pine,
a small. puny tree OF poor and pitiful
form. willing 10 subsist on the
crumbs" that fall from the table OF
others. Il grows in New Jersey. Mary
land. Virginia. West Virginia and far
Their south and west. II creeps into
open spaces and is the companion OF
sassatrns and huckieberry bushes. Old.
worn out. quilted fields appeal 70 this
pine. because little else will grow there.
and Il IS not obliged 10 fight for room
In course OF time. however, as the i'm
poverished soil begins 20 recover broad
leaf seedlings come in. AS these in
crease in size the scrub pines die and
finally disappear. Though they have
been In full possession OF the ground.
they are unable 20 hold It against COM
petitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
POLICEwOMEN FORM
NATIONAL ALLIANCE

Baltimore. atd-. Msy is.-FinAi sss-
sioas % ths Na,ionai Conference o.
Charities and Corr-e;ioas wers held
today. N orEznizatioa % police NO
uasa Who attended the conference has
bees Effected with Nrs. Alice Stebhsns
Wells % Les Angeles a. president
To o-Eanizafioa hopes 20 Be % sea-
srai service. placing special snpha-
ais % ertzs prsrsntioa ard protective
measures for wozsu aad children
vishoas intsrfsFtax Sifh the ~ork 90
tie regular police department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

and Sc vas impossible 20 locate their
batteries
Describing the third days asauHs
che correspondent save
~At EsIs o'clock !u the afternoon
there su1dralF opened from every
ship and shore battery the most stG-
peadogs bemtardmeuf ever witnessed
Fifteru iaeh end twelve inch shells
charged with i1tattr caused the most
terrible explosions. apparently con-
szuiuE sntirr hills. Smaller shells.
both tydtits and fhFapnei. searched
every yart of che slopes and che coun-
cry between AciibAba and our trench
es TIE nolsc vas friEhtfui. the hills
.eehoinE the desouatioaa % thousands
% Proieetiiss
me whois rsEioa asa not have the
appearance % being shelicd. bat o.
seemed rather ns 70 % had suddenly
been SCI aHre. u vas covered with
solid bank % ysii1w. green and white
smoke. WE~ucr uumbrriesH volcanoes
burst into erupti0u. The lombard
nout lasted q quarter % al hour. &C
cordlaE 90 all prccour-ivod notions the
enemy should have been wiped out and
Incapable OF resisting an infantry adj
vance. No; a single Turk was visible
aad their artillery had not fred a
round Suddenly the guns ceased IRE
aa4 as one man the entire line % IN
saatry iraPcd forward 20 the assault
os Erithia-
In spite % AL this artillery pTcpara-
tina. however. Jhc enemy was waiting
and ready. No sooner had our men
emerged from cover than a storm OF
rise sad machine gun ere Was opened
CO them But our troop@ never hest
tated. The New Zraiandsrs and Aus
TRANS particularly charged with hayo-
nets straight inio the Turkish line.
Tho manner IN which these Dominion
troops Wsat forward never Will be for
Eostsa By Witnesses who saw them
mel. away under ths dreadful fusiii-
zas. oaiy 90 b renewed again a. re-
serves and supports moved forward 20
replace the fallen
AZ lsnEth = point vas reached |
from which no further advance was
possible. AID each mar Lay down and /
fus himself tn Il became obvious
that che attack had sp~nt its force. !
oriy = few hundred yards had been !
won an6 th- hope OF taxing kFtthia BY 1
ai-ect assault; had 20 b. abandonst.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Lieut.. Commander R. L. Berry.

Lieut. Commander Robert L. Berry
is President Wilson's new naval aide
and holds that Office besides being in
command of the presidents yacht, the
Mayfiower. He succeeds Commander
Needham L. Jones. who is in III health.
Lieutenant Commander Berry is a
Kentuckian by birth and was gradual
ed from the naval academdy in 1900.
Since that time he has served on the
staff of the commandments Of the
Atlantic fleet. on several ships at sea,
at the bureau of navigation. at the
naval war college. at the naval acad-
envy and on the 9Iayfower.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
DENY DECLINE IN
R. |. S. RECEIPTS
New Affidayits by Mccullough Fac
tion Say Company Had 100000
In Treasury.

AfHdavits filed in circuit court at
Monmouth yesterday by the w. w.
Mccullough. John Hallam, W. B.
Young and George W. Gale faction of
the Rock Island Southern Railway
company, take issue with the affidavit
filed some days ago by J. W. Walsh
of the Rock Island Southern Railroad
company in regard 10 revenues.
The Mccullough HalIam- Young Gale
faction in their affldavits claim that
the gross receipts of the Rock Island
Southern Railway company show an
increase every year since the road
has been in operation Since June 80,
1914. there has been slight decrease,
the affidavit claims. but it is not ma
terial and nothing like Mr.. Walsh as
serted in the affidavit that he fled
The affidavits disclaim that the re-
ceipts of the road have fallen OF since
Monmouth went dry and since base
ball has been discontinued.
The Walsh affidavit claims that
these four local men were given $780,
600 worth of bonds for property for
right OF way which was worth not
more than $4,000. The Walsh docu-
ment further stated that the four men
are indebted to the Rock Island South
ern.
The Mccullough affdavits insist that
these four men put $4,000 in cash
into the road, without interest and no
charge for their time. They insist
they should have gotten more than
$50 .0GO The affidavit just filed also
takes issue with the statement by
Walsh that the company, at a not far
distant time. had 500, 900 in the treas
ury. The Mccullough documents give
the figures alleged to have been given
out by the Washes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
LODGE NOTES

Annual inspection OF Rock Island
commandery No. IS. Knights Templar.
was held Monday evening at Masonic
temple supper Was served at $50.
after which L. L. Emerson. Mt. Yer
non. grand standard bearer o. the
state inspected the members and
praised them highly for their efcien-
ey iu the secret work.
A. the meeting OF Rock Island lodge
40. $50. p. r. o. EiSs Monday evening.
.t 9aE decided 20 abandon the boat trip
Co East 81. Louis ~ the time 90 the
state Convention. Instead. members
vul take d special train and over so
have already signed 90 make the jour
uey %. p. Chiid. Moline. told OF the
EiE Brother movement iu shat city
and gave some valuable suggestion as
90 shat might BE- accompi In this
city along the same line. Several
candidates for membership were ini-
dated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

sr vas graduated from villa De Chan
tal Just before the academy was re-
moved from 1faysvilie KS. 90 this city.
sgccunbiaE 90 the effects % an opera
zion her last act vas Co bcqueath Mar
Eares 90 her alma mater.
This 81 the frs' presentation Ga the
tTi-eities % versii's beautiful master
piece T. gives opportunity for uumer-
ogs dances. ensemble and solo. These
have been arranged by Hiiss Dorothy
simpsoE. vlo also NiI dance iu sew
erai graceful compositions. TAo
ehsFgses viii b. sung b. villa stu
ferts. seniors and Juniors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Sure Way to Kill Rats
Worst and Most Expensive Household
Nuisance.

Millions of dollars of property are
destroyed yearly by rats simply be-
cause people do not appreciate the
destructive power of rats and do not
know how easy it is to kill them
Simply get two-ounce box of Stearns
Electric Paste from your druggist for
twenty-five cents and use it at night ia
accordance with the simple directions.
and in the morning there should not
be rat in the house.
Nothing else is as effective as
Stearns Electric Paste in exterminat-
ing rats. mice, cockroaches and other
vermin. The government uses II in its
fight against rats. Directions in if-
teen languages in every package
(Adv.).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

strict confidence. 4 woman can freely
talk Of her private Illness TO q woman !.
thus has been established a confidential
co-respondencs which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published 4
testimonial or used q letter without the
written consent Of the writer. and never
has the Company allowed these conf
dentiai letters 90 get oct Of their pos
session. rs the hundreds of thousands
OF them IN their files VIII attest
Out OF the vast volume Of experience
which they have TO draw from. IL Is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed In your case. Moth
ing Il asked In return except your good
will. and their advice has helped thou
sands Surely any woman. rich or poor.
should be glad TO take advantage of this
generous offer Of assistance Address
LYDIA Z Pinkham Medicine Co. (con-
fdeatiaD Lynn. Mass
Every woman ought to have
Lydia +. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. IL Is not n book for
general distribution. as 10 Is too
expensive. It Il free and only
obtsinablc by mail. Write for
it today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Federated Malay states have a popu-
lation OF i.1i7.000. The chief indus
trial enterprises are the cultivation
OF rubber and the mining of tin Vast
territories are still wild and open to
exploitation by capital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

For a number % years live cattle
have not been a considerable factor
iu the American export business, but
recently the demand has been incroas-
Ing by leaps and bounds. one may
b. excused for suspectinE that some Of
the European comtatants like 90 eat
theirs raw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
DROP HALF FROM
STREETS NAMES
ss.sssfian MAI That Cs@mi.sis.
Brsaasn Ordinance Drswa Zoe
Nv Territory.
SIMPLIFY rHE Old DEsIsSAIIoSs
Zee -Piaee- fsr Half Namb~r Ia
Streets ana -toart- Zoe th~
frarfi8aaI krsnass-

rrsas as sssEa-ss ta Eses ts,ass
..ans rs saTer removal % tss -hair-
Com ra- aamss % some streets ssa
.rses. ss past m ths erfisaaes
sa.s Fa. bel 10 tar saasslsa bsssrs
ne cry .asaeI asxt Sfsrfav sV~zizs.
ssf v e fsstFaar~s tas tfrte % ts~
.rr--rs s far territory asaeEes ts tes
.r Il a- tss trw years. vale tsis
Ii He Zone ta ere sswsr ssett5as.
rsra sat gay make slnitsr
ea4aF- va far GA TRAITS.
Fs- t-f .ts been suggested % tes
CITY eaH ss.HErFs sed 90 Say BE- mat
a-r v .rt- s6 Sfe dsa wkrr sney
seasf-r T.- measure fsr aG5otios az
rs4 a-l. e-ss.aE The Plaza ts 90 give
La aHs.a s-r-rFs Fhe nssss Or place
ss - avenues ne zane es
FsH
H4.rr--H rf.f-etIr street wa1tf
aae m. .af Fsurrreers place sed
Faa sHf f-saf aVraEr woatt BE-
ar r. ea1rt rbefT would thus
ls t.r #-s.FsaHers or biEswaYs lg
ra. ftt.f sarsef fversr. place ast
ffe Necessary Change.
Esr lss aF eaaasFs
vl #.. IA. made vltetE ere a,t
raaf svsaa- Co Flas
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

The London stock exchange still
deals in government bonds of the
countries with which England is at
war The securities have decreased
about % per cent in value since the
conflict began
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

promptly with the
W o man's private
correspondence de-
partrnent of the Ly-
dia Z. PinkhaIn Med
icine Co., Lynn.
Mass. Your letter
will be opened. read
and answered by .
woman and held IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

The great minds are those with a
wide span. which couple truths relat-
ed. but far removed from each other
Homer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands eBeenHelped
BY Common Sense
Suggestions.

Women suffering from any form Of
female Ills are invited % communicate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
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Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
.@nif g%lntninnhil-

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8n nerfaufen in Der 0entiden Bot
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Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

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