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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

7 had occasion to buy some dish
.oweling. went 90 Frederick
I.oeser's and saw dishtoweling on
the counter with large sign over
10 marked. "AN-liucn, 12i2 cents
ward" Attracted 10y tho low price,
] asked the clerk II the towel.ng
was an linen. Eyes" was her re-
ply. Then to make sure before
purchasing inquired. "Do you
guarantee that IL is all linen :"
With g. rather offended air she re-
piled. stihy: ooh, no; We could
not guarantee 10 10 be all linen at
12ig cents a yard"
Now. wasn't that sign fraudu-
lent? Ought Locscr's repu-
table store TO allow its clerks 20
make such statements? II ] were
newly-wed. or II ! had not been
"stung' so many times by the all
linen" fraud ! might have pur-
chased several yards and have re
GREETED IL for many months.
Il IS a small matter. but stores
like Loeser's get more money from
their small purchasers than from
their large.
Signed c. +. COAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
NEW ARREST IN GRAFT CASE
EX-Clerk of Naturalization Bureau
Fifth TO BE Held.

The fifth arrest in the crusade
against petty grating in the Bureau
Of Naturalization occurred Yesterday
when Nathan D. Jacoby. until recently
supervising deputy clerk, was ar
raj ned before United States Commits
siOner Houghton.
Assistant United States Attorney
Edwin VI. Stanton appeared against
Jacoby and at his request bail was
fixed at $1,000. The nearing was ad-
iourned until Monday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
MAX. OF THE WALDORF, DEAD
Bartender. Known to Thousands, Lett
Fortune Of 100000.

Max Conn, for twenty-five years IN
charge of the north bar at the Waldorf
Astoria and known by all who ire
ouented the hotel, was buried from MS
home. 26O9 Broadway. yesterday after
noon. He started at me Waldorf as Il
waiter. but when ne died was reputed
TO be worth about 100000 =,
Mr.. Conn was forty-seven years old
His death. which occurred on Sunday,
was due % heart disease. a wife ana
four children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

suffering undeserVedy
in reputation through the of the empoy The
towg properly been guaranteed all linen because
absolutely accurate In tins case this blade
ways chance for excellent purchase
the store lost the confidence like oeser
money from their small purchasers than from
their laroe Stores like Ioees appreciate this fact therefore
are careful Of the small purchaser as OF the
heavy buyer upon diagnose this should say
it bat infomed saeswoman being
betrayed into misrepresentation by her very anxiety not to msreee
seem Edward N carqs a,. i Letter in E ESSd
70 me letter like NJ oHTney Oun 100 mug" Your business is the
advertise he praise himself IRVING MESRoP
It is so easy in this world Of pitfalls than honest
that where the being little honest than
the law demands say with what approval express and
the question take Of itself But be Of
Mr. Mesrp there will continue to be enough knocks IN this
column to keep the ungodly interested
fbave corplo to make against you object
"Fnkesten" designate cheat There much race peJH
Increase some days you used the nme and this morPpg
your files fakes Arc the majority the takers Fnkelsns or are
The Tribune stands for the word Fnkesein"
atens the stigma Of dishonesty on one race ms tSi an &
name ~FnIestsin' Ia a deroeatory DAVID KLEIN
If this department cnscentousy dehumane it
for the correspondent who Just
that just what they Such Mr.
misconcepo his mind? Finksten not
bit Of airy imagery AdVsor nothgnes typfy
racial practice The Advisor didn't make
up. himself up Gn business at leas), and
under seue he the Willard shop at B9d%ay and Th
trying eradicate that have borrowed his to
aher from my intent dishonesty
F aI1 M don't need to- Hes fastened it on himself
Of the takers FrEeeins or are they Duffy Mitchell etc? Come now
Klein what you trying for me- Or what you trying
the supeave mood of trouble? Tell me- Mr. Klein who are the appy
GSs t sS h & S no the o R2 ns And 6Pf %h
belong nearly T i sSTs %e ae a M s
sequences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Pear Tree Blooms Second Time.

Phillipsburg. y. j., Oct IA pear
tree on the premises of Fred Huber Is
bearing its second crop Of blossoms
this year The tree bore heavy crop
OF fruit during the season. Tree ex-
perts maintain that the second crop OF
blossoms in so short period fore
casts its death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

We have your letter OF the 18th
inst. and thank you for informing
Us Of the complaint concerning
toweling at 12i2c. per yard.
We enclose sample Of Scotch
Bmnsley toweling. which is the all
linen towelng that we sell at
12iec. a yard. The manufacturer
guarantees IL AL linen and We
also guarantee II all linen. II a
salesperson stated TO a prospective
customer that Frederick Loeser 4
Company do not guarantee TINS
fabric she was mistaken.
In passing we may say that II is
not usual thing to-day 10 find an
ail-linen toweling so low as l212c.
a yard.
FREDERICK LOESER & CO., IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
TICE GIRL SHUNS FUNERAL
Can't Rear 70 See Father She Killed
Buried.

Buried.
Evn Tice. the thirteen-year-olu ~"
Of Croton. who shot and killed her
father as he choked her mother III
drunken fit. is not going to his funera'
to-day. She will not even view ms re-
mains az can't bear TO look at it, she
sobbed. while she shook with rem9rse
At the request Of Judge Deckers, E ,I,
oner J. Russell Foshay, OF feeHsh' IT,
had granted her PERMISSION 10 20 20
the funeral, but at the IaSt enc mo'"e"'
she did not feel equal to the effort.
The death certificate gave the cause
as Bullet wound in head homicide.
The burial will be in Croton Cemetery
to-day and the coroner's inquest wili De
held tomorrow. The impression pre-
walls that the girl will be discharged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
BUSHNELL STORM
DAMAGE $4,000
Refrigerator Car Lifted on Track at
Deeatur-yIuch Wire Trouble
l. Caused.

Chicago. May e5.-The use OF tcIe-
graph viFeE ia northern Illinois was
greatly clrtaiicd today By a heavy
downp1uF % rain accompanied hy cleo
tricai manifestations
one telegraph company found itself
suddenly cut OF from 81 Louis. and
another from various Illinois points.
IL Chicago half an inch % rain fell In
one hour. A. the once % the Western
uuion telegraph company the storm
Naa said 90 be the most severe % its
kiad "a years. The wires were AFFECT
Cd By short circuits caused by the va
ter streaming along them. and By poles
which we're shattered BY lightning.
Burlington. Ia. May e5.-A heavy
viudFtorm swept through the town %
Bushnell. Ill. this morning. inficting
damage 90 buildings 20 the amount OF
$4,000 Considerable damage Is also
reported throughout the surrounding
country.
Decatur. III. MAY e5-One refriEer-
ntor car was blown on It's side and an
other was blown on the track when
Wabash High Bali freight train 90
reached stanton on its way 20 St
Louis today. No one was injured. a
washout occurred near Staunton and
wires ia the vicinity are down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
MRS. SCHROEDER
NAMED GUARDIAN
Hazel Lothridse VIII Remain af Beth
any Home Until Adoption
Il Made.

Until the mother OF Hazel Lothridge
gives proof thA; she Is able TO care for
the s-year-oid a. n mother should. or
until Mrs. Title Olson makes over
lures for adoption OF the girl. Mrs.
Margaret Schroeder. police matron.
will act as guardian. Mrs. Schroeder
vas appointed guardian by the county
Judge this morning.
With this move n respite In the case
takes place. The actions Of parties in
the matter have attracted much pub
iicfty during the past month John OIL
son. husband % the woman who de-
sired 20 adop; the child. was guardian
from 1903 until his death last winter.
Since that time the girl has been in
the custody OF Mrs. Olson Neither
she nor the girls mother have any
legal right 20 the child since the court
named Mr.. Olson guardian. Hazel has
been placed IN Bethany home and will
remain there until arrangements are
made % take the girl into a private
home. Harry McCastrin represented
the interest % the girls mother.
Guy Hayes. brought into county
court this morning 20 answer a charge
Of contributing 20 the dependency OF
his l2-ycar-oid son. declared himself
agreeable % a proposal % care for the
boy on q farm The child will finish
the school year here and then be sent
20 the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
MOLINE ASSOCIATION
WILL BROADEN SCOPE

Decision has been practically reach
ed By members OF the Moline Retail
Merchants association 10 change the
name % the organization so that IL will
include the cities OF East Moline and
Slvis. The association. enjoying the
membership OF business men OF East
Moline and Silvis. would be known as
the Moline. East Moline and Silvis
Business Mems association OF the
FIRST 100 votes received at the Office Of
William Carstens. secretary. % favored
the change OF name. There are still
number OF merchants TO be heard
from and Mr.. Carstens expects 10 be
able 20 announce the final results in.
few days. The question has been sub
mitted BY referendum vote and the
members are not required 10 sign
their names
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
LUTHERAkS PLAN
To CANCEL DEBT
TRINITY Church % Nsiins Nay Erect
New Hsuss - Worship on Lot
IN That City.

Trustees % the Trinity Lutheran
eagsess tfa'iae. vfii hold a meeting
THURSDAY eveaieE % this week 90 con
slider q plan 90 pay OF an indebtedness
os approximately $500 on the Nc
CtTiiasa t8t e. F0urtsenth street and
F94Fte~agh avenue
so announcement ts made az 90
shat plan has been formulated. An
ad!o.r5nE tnt e. also che properly %
ere ehgrck. bst this has not beva fully
paid FOG
The advisabsiity % erecting a new
kogsr % worship upoa the site named
viii b. discussed az a meeting % the
eaaErFEasi8H Whieh has been called
Cor Tuesday evening. June g. The
baitflrE % the chureh. it e. likely.
wiI b. eaatiuEeut upon success %
enc PLAZA Go pay 0E Indebtedness on
EE- i6E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat
Which Clogs Kidneys.
Then Back Hurts

tf7sE TONS sarE~s MAJ te@ tifsrys.
tsF enc bowels. E-t siusEss aa9 clos
SOC aaf seed a fsssfGE seezsioris,l y.
else We have baetaees asG ezl MS
cry H che Ufssy restae. severe asaG-
arsss. rasgasai.c twtsEss. torpid hvsr.
O. stomach. siespi sssarss arG al
sorts Of Bladder Disorders.
Tsg s.ariY must keep yotr kiGneys
active azd clean. aaG ths uo@ses yog
zee. an ache OF pain lei 10 bieasT
r-s.ac. Est about taGr ogee~s % I2G
aa.rs from any good eruE store sere.
fass tss. sspoorfgI 90 a glass % va
trF s~f5r~ 1r-aSfsss for . few Gays
ase your tleurys WI ts~1 ar szs-
rs.s famous salts e. sEds fro=z tss
s.st o. rrap~s azd tsssoa fzte-. eo=-
bfass VITA utEa ard e harmless 20
Ease clssEed ElGaeTs asG ssirsglafs
Ea-ea 90 aaruaat activity. @ also E~u-
Sizes sss ar.ds 81 ne erizs 50 g 20
fouErr trrftates. tass saGlzE e-aG9s-
DISORDERS
GsG safts Is harmless tzSSp~astrss
Easss a GeffEs Efst ef~rv ssccus HES
water frsaE whlcs everybody ssa1lt
tsEe nov anG tH~a 60 tssp TIER Id
avs eialaa. tArs ascfGizx serious COZ
pg-Ef.ans
a vel knowz local 3rsxxsss says H@
s~fs iets % Ja4 SAWS % sgits wso D.
r=vs "a evsrcomfaE EiGasy trcGsls
ws1s ts r. ontY trouslss
ll&FpsF House geSFzaeJ Jaw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
DOES NOT PRESS
ACTION ON WRIT
Owing O. session % Grand Jury, At
tsrney Fer L. Rsf,e Drops HA-
beas CoFpus Petition.
c0rLD Nor SECURE WITNESSES
After Inspeetin< Esidsnos Of Coron-
er's Jury. Counsel says NothinE
discriminating f. shown

Atforusy ? II Macarthur has ief,
Rock tsiAad lie vas seat here By
Mrs :. h L4Gro % sizFssiilss. whose
500. Elmer L. Rst;s. 10 accused % the
murder % a fitnsy bus driver near
Hfoiia@
The Aiarssiiiss attorney came
here with ths iniention % get
ting L. Retfs released on a wit %
habeas corpus. he prepared the Pc
titioa. bat did no; press the matter
after talking with the court. The
Judge stated that be could not take
the case up until today. and az the
grand jury e. 20 meet. be
would b. iutsffcFinE With that body
By tacinE witnesses away from g. At
toFuey Macarthur then concluded 20
wait Until after the grand jury meets.
believing that - Rettc Eili 10; b. In
dietrd-
Easily Prove Alibii
The attorney sent over the evidence
% the coTun~r's jury and SAYS there g.
nothing % fnp.icafs IL Retts other
than suspiciou. Hr says IL Rstfc vtil
b~ able Co easily prove an aiibi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
FAKED PRESCRIPTION
USED By DRUG FIEND

wei. Dressed msa visited several
srsE sr7Fes Oh Moline yesterday ass
srs95t-f OBJ seesFr @orps5ss BF pee
5Fss.r.a was SD palessl7 tatsF
fsr .r #afpGla- was refused bT az
er.ef t= s-FFv see. Gsrs eaHE ts1s-
aa rsfs HlsffeEes wearing eye
glasses vtfH Ea.f fns ts ls evftsat
FTf. frsE Sends whose sssres ef SEP.
p at morphine aat esessr- has beee
FlF or GF rae =ar5reee3sss &C tEr eev
rsi-rsl law. are rrse8tsE ere ettrees-
W Hr H-sas Ea 6Gfsis ere GssEs tssy
Fisr have CD satisfy tsrfr eraFteE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
BLANCHE is SPEAKER
BEFORE LUTHERANS

Akron. Ohio. May 25.-Fifteen-min-
ute addresses covering n wide range
os subjects featured this mornings
session OF the federal council OF Lu-
90 the general synod OF the Lutheran
church which will convene tomorrow
with Rev. II L Yarger. d. D. presid-
Ing "A brotherhood With Power for
Service In the Church" was the theme
OF the FIRST speaker today. Rev. w H
Blancke. d. D. % Davenport. Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
AUGUSTANA BEAT
BY ST. AMBROSE
Davenport Boys Clean Up On Swedes
hy a Score u 10 In Fries
son Field.

LIABILITY 20 hit and four cnstl- e--
rora gave So Ambrose a chance 20 win
over the sWcdss a. Ericsson field yes
terday afternoon. AuEustana going
down 90 defeat by 81 score. Spices
for St Ambrose was invineibic
throughout and seat g men back 20
the beach. while he allowed only three
hits. compared With Eve taken or An
dcFson- ~ times Anderson had things
his own way but lack o; support az
critical moments proved fatal.
Sc. Ambrose started things % the
dFst iauinE. when Kgehi led on with a
tWo-basc drive. and crossed the plate
on Spices single. The other three
runs secured by the visitors were due
20 errors ehaikcd up against Coach
Andcrsou's men. In the fourth. Erick-
son made q single. and same home on
Randoiph's tWo-baEEcr. Chances look
cd fairly Eood IN the ninth. wncn Fors-
iiaE started the inning with n single.
bat vas caught or frst after Erickson
had ficd 90 center.
This o. the last game % the season
for AuEustana. and closes a most sue
cessgui season. The Swedcs have Won
six games out % a total OF - games
played
Ouiy one player VIII leave school
this year. Rgebsn HultEreu. who has
bcca on the team for the last three
years This gives Coach Anderson a
chance 90 begin asxf spr!ng With near
- a fgii team. while there 10 every
that new baseball players
will BE- fogua n the coming freshman
class
seore hy lnninks:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
REPAIR BAD RUT IN
ASPHALT PAVEMENT

q bad rss 5s ere asphalt az tsr
sasssrass corner % ere tEfeFsFefi6n
sf Fa.arff sVerar aHf raeatiets street
vas being repaired today b. tte STE
CARLY tmbroVerseEt eqmpaHy, Tb~
k5tr proved GaaEs=ugs Co ast0mobiir
drivers aat rsass % Other vehicles
whleh woalt tara the corner close 90
tar e4rb5rE Co@Hsissi6nes Jghi or
fsreG tss eo@paaT % repair the pave
usst. aeeosGieE 90 thr agreement
rssz wbsa the eozerra iaid che as
sssit two Fesrs aE1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
KING CONSTANTINE'S
WOUND IS IMPROVING

Washington. D. c. May 25.-Dis-
patches from Athens 20 the Greek lega-
ton here. dated 9 p. m last night, re-
port King constantine's wound is dis
charging freely and HIS temperature
has recovered from subnormai and
was 80. II vas explained that a Brit
!sh specials; had been called because
be was personally acquainted with
the king and familiar with his case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Davenport, to which concern the con-
tract was let.
With this part OF the work being
finished there remains but the building
of the shoulders and bitches. The
shoulders Will be of dirt. The high
way is 5000 feet long. so feet wide and
was started about seven weeks ago
The yuma road is the second state
aid highway TO be constructed in Rock
Island county. The first, completed
last fall, is located near Taylor Ridge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TRI CITY GUN CLUB
ERECTS CLUB HOUSE

\ perraazszt eiub house for the use
% ire members % ths nswiT organized
TIT CITY Ggn club Is being erected az
tke Midland Eroua4s % East Moliue.
he club vas orEantred Fsceutiy with
a eHartrr ussasbsFskip % 80 members.
Hose o. charge plan % have the club
ready FOR the frst shoot Whlch e 90 b.
held satudaV. TIE new elab house is
90 BE- - ~ rs feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
S-rnrr Ner Nemher,.

Holy uaas society % Sacred Heart
eaurch. 1toiiae. net Sunday and add
"a SIX names 90 The membership roll
A program % speeches and music vas
en51ysd ~ members az the close % the
bssssress sTssto@-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Gas ussehspp~rs aad Peter schs4h.
1totias uos1Trveis enthusiasts. vii
SO 90 togsa city next Saturday 20 at
tsad che motorcycle aa4 aatoraosiis
races Sehrab viii eater oas os the
motorcycle races Sehsib vii also
eater ths motorcycle race 20 b. held
ia WILLIAMSBURG asxt Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

HsH CafsT-as. sF tss
s.1.ar E-fs.I Hf-regEsls sssseass55e.
Hss srsasae-g Tsss Gse stores sf ssss
... vHt sr closed stI gsg ttssssT. ttsT
Et-sE markets vtI 81 5eea anssr
rssr fsT tsts srrts ETssFeF nav
HE been made lassmsee as srsT VIII
E. closed thr pr-eeffss tsF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
yuma HIGHWAY is
NEAR COMPLETION
Concrete Work Is Finished and Only
Labor on Shoulder and bitches
Remain.

The concrete construction IN the
state aid road being built in yuma
township was completed yesterday by
the Mccarthy Improvement company,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Leading chemists believe that the
war viii shift the drug manufacturing
center TO this country The raw ma
teriaIs are plentiful. but synthetic
skill is said TO be lacking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Kuehl stolen bases. Beck. Voss. Sac
rtse- hits. Murphy. voss- Struck out.
BY spiess. IL. b. Anderson 5. Bases
OF balls. OF Spiess !: OF Anderson l.
81: BY pitcher. KuehL Umpire. Z.
Lsraoa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
GOOD ROADS CLUB
Is NOW ASSURED
Noliae Comnitt<. Determined % Have
Or<aaizAtisa Inc That q
Carthage. No.
NErTIyc HID II FAST MOLINE
Irs Cifiss wnl Eseh Condaef Their
Ovu Work-Finn for NEEDED
Ceep~r1tiou-

Cod roads ca-tisEs % b. a topic
as istsrsss win ms@bsrs % The Great
90 Ntaiiss eoaai;tss. tEsaEA 60 Gsa-
alts p.as Cor q sEs-fay read eizb has
yss bssa formulated 81 che good FoaGs
asd transportation COMMITTEES. The
ea@@irtse ts trtsrairef 20 recon
@re5 ts~ forming 1s sgeE q eigb ai1zE
ere EresFat liaes % thT eiub az Car
teaEr. tto.- s&es tseisi1a being reach
~a az q meeting E~id yesterday after
eooa- o. tae eaeEfnE mrmbefs 90 enc
good roafs c1e1a.5stes. tpsstaFF utth
f. q. Issser. esalrasae % she Gsrzf-
o. Nt1,isF ea@misFrr. visited che East
1tsase CsmmsFeist club t5F an ~x-
esaaEs O. ttess Wlss msabeFs o. that
eJsbs
a ressts % ths e1refiaE vas she
errasiaa o. a sFesseGrEf smoEF mem
bsrs % ere East 1t6.tse Commercial
etsb taaE tEer oaEEs 90 tzaEeh
etss os thrir 0Wr- Nft7F tEat there
e6aif - sget e5ossFasiaa between
tsss~ efab sef ssas ts 1faj5se zs seem
s,l afvfssb5~ 5r e8~seeti1a with in-
provensas of asT read ss wEies both
cities were isseFrsrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
EARTHQUAKES.

The loss OF life oocasioned by earth
quake generally depends upon the
density OF population rather than the
severity OF the shocks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

All ,ss zs-s all me tine - The
Arzgsl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
DENIES PETITION
TO CUT ALIM0NY
J4.fs~ Oimstsd Dfsmisses Pisa % Oh
ger Essas ant Ortsrs Par
msnts O Ne Hat.
etyy0r srHsTiyrIaTE CLAIMS
seas4flaaai Statements Relative O.
Charaetrr "a Divorced wife
Are Net Fraven-

cers4ss ~ ssl,ars 90 sssst2ztlass
a. es Gr eiaias wsiss were z4ss
a. sae ssasasiasaI sstisies wEieh on
v-r r-ens also tsaws az csartss
H1-aer rlst ls -trrsfs eosrt De- &C
s rs have enc SIS a esosth a.i-
a1fF r=tEe-f wHles ~ ts paYtsE o.
E-. wife, lfrs AGgie Harper nssr.s.
ssr enc Seaport % fsetf cana Eeeassh.
I.ts- n W olmstsG sgssaisra &C.
slHr-- aat dismissed taF peEsl1a
yesterday strrre1ou.
Wrs Err4s was given q divorce
a.r- FsaH gear ago oe EreaEEs %
Cruelty aEt gr4Es-aerss. Twice fer
aasHfHt vas brasEsE tsss caart to-
p .r- se eFF sI|@o1T. sef Sadly was
srer Fl. a. .oF.I Dol settled % TIE
sT gave far Wtr ssss1fT o. tsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

TIE Eass Hf8.sre e5sb sFB9isfFf o
ea-saissee OF sFrre Co sssGF details %
sts CartsazF plan s~f 20 report back
60 ss~ rsas. THIS esm@lEtee vas made
To- eaessss es r. 2 G6rmaas q e.
vsftsr snf q O. 1asssaa- TIE $40
lice fesesasi6s frgttFs Fsis e5@elittee
ss se srrseeF az Fts ss1s tsHesF9a %
ss= Greater Nasas eaaHisfrs FF5isy
% stts week
Nassasrrmess e rsfs ~ 3 ~
7r6s5eoes. secretary at tts Rock L.
sses CszrsT Highway sss9eisff6s. ast
ve1 fs ats5 a ssmb@F o. tEe Greater
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
MENAUL AND HIGH
ELEVENS To MEET
THIS AFTERNOON
Rivalry Between Schools Pres
ages Close Contest and Biz
Crowd at HopeweIj Whis-
Tie al 2;30.

When tine Albuquerque hieh school
and the Mouum school football olev-
ems meet This afternoon at $3.50 ON
Hepewell field. n an probability pre-
cedcnt VIII Doc established both I'm
point of local prep school game attcn-
dance and the fierceuess of play
THE rrcsbyterians already have one
win 90 thou credit oven The high
.rHoel thls year and Coach Repps
sound may be- depended ON To- "bust
"a hemsUins In the attempt To- more
than even up matters Both teams
are in the best Of condition and both
ARE determined to Wiu without being
ovucoutideut
uu account of the intense rivalry
between the two institutions aud the
lact that the teams are so evenly
matched this year, studont-body I'M
trrcst rt both schools la TODAY B game
ls 40 Id white heat Yesterday after
noon thc high school prepared for
tadus hattlc ut pen meeting in
tnc hleb school auditorium, at which
oethusmam WAS unheunded, the Me
maui ,ouumgent viii be out ia fun
rulce What with the interest in che
Same ou cine part of non-sudents, IL
.s expected that ONE OF the biggest
crowds ever tu Witness a prep school
game u this city Win Ne at Hopewell
ucld ulls afternoon