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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05
RUSSIANS
(oontinued Prom first Pags.)

operations on a large scale in the
west, for which the Germans already
are making preparations.
In Belgium. thus far. the fighting
has been confined to the Ypres region
where the Germans claim TO have
captured some villages which the
British say they evacuated in the pro
cess OF readJusting their line.
The rumors concerning the opera.
tons against the Dardanelles were
confirmed tonight when the British
war office and admiralty issued re
ports stating that after beating on
Turkish attacks the allied forces had
taken the offensive on the Gallipoli
peninsula and now were advancing
into the interior. The Turks. on their
side. continue TO report the defeat
OF landing parties and damage done
TO allied warships. which are keeping
up a lively bOmbardment Of the Turk
ish forts. both in the Dardanelles
straits and at Smyrna. II was re
ported to-day that the Vail OF Smyrna
was negotiating with the allies for
the surrender OF his territory. No
confirmation OF this report has been
received.
Tht Germans say they have made
further progress with their raid into
the Baltic provinces OF Russia and
that they have defeated the Russians
there. as well as along the East Prus-
sian frontier.
The result OF the German subma.
rine warfare to-day was the sinking
OF the steamer Minterne and two
trawlers.
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NEWS BRIEFS
LIBRARY BEING eEAuTIEIeo-

LIBRARY BEING BEAUTIFIED-
Several painters have been busy FOR
the past several days painting the in
terror and exterior of the Wheeling
Public Library. The varnish on the
doors is being burned on and re-
painted.
MAILING lETTERS-Letters are
being mailed by the horticultural III
vision of the Pan Handle Agricultural
Club to all the members, giving in
structions as 10 the spraying OF apple
and pear trees, which should be done
during the next seven days IL the APP
pie worm and the cooling moth are
TO be destroyed.
CONTRACT AWARDED - Con-
tracts for the construction OF COM
fort stations for the Twenty-sixtn ana
Forty-sixth street Fairgrounds we're
awarded yesterday TO A. l.. Bauer.
the lowest bidder. and work will be
started Immediately. Many other I'm
provements are being planned for the
Fairgrounds and 1t is planned to have
them completed before the summer
vacation begins.
HYDE WILL SPEAK-W. Francis
Hyde. director OF Wheelings play
grounds. will speak at Roney's Point
week from tomorrow night, before
the Pan Handle Agricultural Clubs
local at that place. on the subject.
The Need for Play and Recreation
in Rural Communities"
DAIRY EXPERT HERE-Professor
G. l.. Oliver. instructor in dairying at
the state university and one OF the
agents OF the U. S. department OF az.
| ricultur in the bureau OF animal in.
dustry. Is in the Wheeling vicinity in.
specting dairy herds, paying special
attention to Guernseys and Holsteins.
FIRE CAUSES CONTINUANCE
The fire at the Wenzel packing plant
yesterday caused the postponement of
the case OF Elmer Trissler VS.. the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. which was
docketed TO be tried before Judge
Ewing. All witnesses resided near
the scene OF the fire. and were dis
charged to allow them to look after
their property
INSPECT RoADS-In lieu Of a regu-
lar morning meeting. the county com
missioners yesterday spent the day
in the country. inspecting the roads
under construction in Richland dis
trict.
PAYS FINED. Williams. colored.
paid fine OF So and costs for being
drunk. and 81 and costs for profanity
yesterday morning. after he had been
arrsigned before Squire RAIDER on the
charges.
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GO
TO FOURTEEN
uxIoN HroH co,c<rxcrxrxr Elk
E1SfsEs PRACTICALLY
OOAFLETE-
Class WIN Ne Graduated Nay ai-yudr-
Heseit To peiivsr PRINCIPAL
Addr~sA

commencement exercises AZ the Union
school. Ben God. this year promise 10 he
emong the best. most en1oyable and In
teresung held az the Weil-conducted IN
sutuuon FOR some time. superintendent
OF schools II L fecicorc is bending eV-
cry effort 10 make the affair a grand
success In every way. assisted b his
corps or Instructors
The commencement exercises proper
viii be preceded b. several public and
Private social entertainments The An-
nual commencement sermon will be de-
hvered BY the Rev. ut. J. Al. Potter. pas
tor OF Vance Memorial church. Woods
dale. on sunday afternoon. May IL In
the school auditorium.
The commencement exercises viii be
held Friday evening May q. at @ clock
BY Judge Frank W Neshit. the able 1ur-
will furnish thenuzic.
There viii be fourteen graduates this
year, as follows:
beatrice fosia Gatewood
freidlA Elizabeth Wichterman.
Mary Agnes kaufman.
olive Marion Pickett
Minnie Myrtle Davis
Nellie Minnie Sonderman,
Ida Juanita Crawford.
Rebecca sarah Mccain
Frank William Noel
Henry Louis Siedermyer,
LorRnzo David Uilum.
Albert William LAS
Hobert Wayne Gatewood
William Warner Farmer.
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HALTS CONFERENCE
fcontanued Prom Firs, P.x.,

slack per yard in an eight-foot entry.
The operators offer what they claim
is the equivalent OF the old scale but
which embraces a ascent per yard re-
duction for dead work"
Increase Offset Introduction.
The operators contend the in
creased price under the mine-run
scale Offsets the reduction in pay for
dead work" Under the mine-run
scale the miners would receive At
cents per ton for their output or
hye tons in cutting out a yard in an
eight foot entry, making a total OF
S2.35. In addition to this the oper-
ators offer the cutters 20 cents ana
the leaders so cents per yard Ior
dead work" which makes the total
price per yard S3.05 or one cent less
than under the old scale. The miners
are demanding a total OF S3.lg Der
yard for work in eight foot entries
william +. Green, National Secretary
OF the United Mine Workers. ex-
pressed the belief tonight that an
agreement will be reached without a
break In the conference. despite the
dead lock on yardage and dead
work. We came here to negotiate
a mining scale and we expect 10 do
II. he said. He conceded. however.
that but for the agreement on the
size OF rooms. no progress has been
made since Friday.
Leaders OF both sides admitted to-
night that with the present tangie
disposed OF a wage agreement can be
quickly signed
John NJ. Roam. State Mining Inspec-
tor. who Is representing Governor
Wills ~ the conference. said tonight
ne saw no reason 10 alter his former
reports TO the Governor. that the
strike viii be settled at this confer.
ence
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Vile. left yesterday for Pittsburgh.
where she will visit for several days.
Mrs. W. y. Courtwrisht and dRugh-
ter. Miss Hazel. Of Pittsburgh. are
spending several days as the guests
OF Mrs. Minnie Jacques and family,
AT Moundsville.
Ray Miller returned yesterday 10
his home in Moundsville. after hav.
ing spent a few days with friends and
relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Attorney II. T. McCamic. OF Wells
burg. has returned TO his home after
having spent a few days looking after
business matters In Wheeling.
Miss Catherine Gushing has re
turned TO her home At Claysville. af-
ter having spent several days with
friends at Wellsburg.
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SECOND PICNIC
or ODD Fellow Lodges win ne Held At
Wheeling Park, June loom
mittee Appointed.

a.. Ihc preventative 81 number Of
W.. igdE oi the Independent order ~
ln I'lnWs. 90 a. meeting held last
lfeNl pm We ODD Fellows buidffug. af the
,yrl,r ~ twelfth and Chapline streata
'fkNhlNed q general committee 10 ar
,HtiF' lgr holding the second annual
'Ni it.l9WH picnic NJ wheeling Park.
~ saturday. June DO. The offirers 81
We .'"fnmltt"r q Charles NJ Tough.
man, George o. Davis. secretary
""I lanes Miukemfsr. treasurer
NN lodges off tho order OF fEa Dtt.
iH'l nave Doom asked f1 fakD part md
we lfiul N."re uf ErhHfHn lodges will
~. IAfirlIHfr. Nr elaborate program
WIZ he arranged for The event bv fbn
members ~ the committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05
TENTH BIRTHDAY
OF National Rotary Clubs Observed
Yesterday by Wheeling Branch
Interesting Session.

Wheeling Rotarians al their weekly
meeting yesterday. changed the order
Of business from a regular routine
session 70 a birthday party ms
was done to celebrate the tenth amir
versary OF the founding o. Rotary
Clubs. the first one having been or
Eanized in Chicago In 1905. President
Paul VI. Nemeyer read the addres
.of international Secretary Of Rotary
Clubs. Mr.. Charles Y. Perry. About
thirty members we're In attendance.
.It b. understood that additional mem.
bers will be initiated next Tuesday.
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PERTAINING 10 the business 81 the club
were taken up last evening. Including
ItloIts ~ the race that was held sat
ufoaF. This report was highly pleaafn z
~ ~. otiicers and members Or the club
ana m was considered "A great success
l0r the FIRST event
Plans are already being laid for ~,
''''i hilon l'aN event and already A
Nunuer ~ professional riders have sfg-
Nlltl lhflf Intentions ~ coming here 10
compete 10 is likely that sorne erfsr-
Eve improvements viii be- made 10 the
Track and Do viii Ie able frr the anreI
hlnEF pr make much faster time in the
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AvIAToRs sINk suhMAalnr

BERLIN. May .. tvia London. Nav
3, l2.O4 a. mJ-The following official
communication was issued tonight.
"On May a German naval airship
had an engagemont with several Brit
ish submarines In the North cot Sow.
eral bombs were dropped from tho aIr.
ship. one 81 them hitting and einkire
one 81 the submarines
The airship was bombsrdcd bv tho
guns % tho submarines without beine
hit II returned safely.
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CHILD'S DEATH ALMOST
FATAL TO THREE OTHERS
LITTLE ITALIAN BOY FINDS
WATERY GRAVE AT BELL
ARE YESTERDAY.
Mother and Another wouid-be Reseuer
Nearly Drown = Father Attempts
Suicide When Apprised of Ne,~a

A drowning that came near ending
IN the death Of four persons occurred
yesterday at Bellaire when Peter
Coco. the bright fve-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Coco. lost his life
In McMahon's creek in that city.
The lad. with an older brother and
a companion. were playing along the
banks OF the creek when Peter crawl
ed into q skin. which broke loose
from It's mooring and fioated down
stream The high wind which pre-
vailed at the time. caused the skin 20
rock. and the lad was thrown into
the waters OF the creek. and sank TO
the bottom.
The brother ran to his home at 1870
Guernsey street. and informed his
mother OF the occurrence. The moth
CT rushed franticslly to the creek
and observing her sons cap floating
on the water. plunged into the water.
unmindful of the fact that she could
not swim. imbued with a mothers sac
rifce to save her boy from a watery
grave. She made desperate efforts to
ind her son and reaching the cap
which she grasped In hope. only to
ind that the lad was not there. Then
began the battle OF life and the moth
er followed her son TO the bottom OF
the creek. An Italian passing over the
Belmont street bridge went to her as
sistance and tried to rescue the wo-
man. and in the struggle that ensued
both would have drowned but for The
timely appearance of George Miller.
who plunged into the water and res
cued both
Two Are Resuseitated.
They were brought to the shore and
resuscitated. In. the meantime the
body of the lad had been recovered
and the distracted mother, seeing the
body OF her boy lying upon the ground
grasped the body in her arms and
carried IL home. The father met them
at the door. and when he learned the
fate OF the child he almost lost his
reason. Securing a razor. he attempt
ed TO cut his throat. but was discov
cred in time and prevented from do
ing so by friends. Later the father
was seen TO go into a bedroom. and
was followed there by some OF his
friends. The man had taken a CUR
from one OF the dresser drawers and
throwing himself upon the bed. wal
about 10 send bullet into his head
when the gun was knocked from his
hand by Edward Graffney. a neighbor
who had followed him into the room
The distracted parents were finally
quieted by the sympathetic expires
sions OF friends.
Coroner Henry Roger. OF Martins
Ferry. was notified and visited Bell
aire last night. After learning the cir
cumstances OF the sad affair the coro
ner rendered a verdict OF Academia
drowning.
The parents are well known italians
and have the sympathy OF the entir,
community In their sad bereavement
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CYCLISTS MEET
Plans ror Hsxt Speed Event Have
nesn COmpistsd-Wiu he Hsld On
Monday Nay ~.

The Motorcycle Sped Kings hsif "a
MEETING last evening iu their club rooms
over the Hrunnaue restaurant and aunnr
other Things decided on the date for the
nerf race that viii Is held on The State
Fair grounds. Several other matters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
Results o. last Games Played ana ths
stanainR o. Teams in Local
school Organization

Results o. Last Giamss Played.
llfrhin. q. Union. E
Madison. q Washington o.
fouffr 80. CLAY.
Webster no Eams
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CHARTER MEETING
Ezronents Of Greater wheeling oov.r,.
ment aold Meetfng in ne
Hinley school.

large crowd attended the Greater
Mh''iinr CHARTER meeting az the McKIn-
l..Wsfs. ~ tnr south Side bank nre.
700 %. ana spoke BOO favor Of fHe na.y
tfiff AldrneHee were made hF 81
Euf GEE IaIIur Mr.. A. y. Fisher and
W. John WnlIuIc. al Of these mon.
boosted The charter and explained tfa
Prov. ions Mr Bowers spoke especial.
Usher from tic standpoint OF the work l.
inE man. erurharigiun the referendum
anI r'o1lI ar TAYLOR md Mr. Wallace
new charter.
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The hrsf effect Of tho new arraNI
ment a. contemplated by them will
Do 20 withdraw every acre held BY
myself and associates from the mar.
ket Tor at least two yeah. unless
satisfactory prices are sooner Oh.
tanned. This viii steady the coal mar.
ket and VII establish values most
completely
Every financial expert. every man.
uiacturer Of any size every banker OF
experience In the United states be-.
ieves that the next four 20 six years
VIII see the best times We have ever
had On the country"
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RIVER NEWS

Due partly to lowered beartraps.
but also 70 the recent rains. the ONO
below the McMechen dam was rising
last night and at o'clock a stage or
Feet. 8 inches was recorded, a gain
OF inches since noon. The rise. how
ever. Is expected TO be slight.
The kanawha left shortly after mid
night for Charleston. with a heavy
tonnage OF miscellaneous freight Tor
down river points.
Today the Lorena will be up at 3
p. m. for Pittsburgh from Parkers.
burg. and the Liberty will be In from
Matamoras at D. M.
Word was received here yesterday
or the death at Mt. Vernon. Indiana,
or Captain |. VI. Fletcher. for 40 years
a Well known figure in Ohio river
steamboating circles.
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cient property can be sold IN Eve years
TO clear up my entire Indebtedness.
MIthdr aMal Of Iand Anrnnrr
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IRIETS

They Keep You Wen.
Take HEXETS For Indigestion.
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River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-sa feat sta
uonary; showers
AIRY. cloudy.
PARkERsBUR G-T.5 feet. falling:
cloudy.
OIL CITT-l.s feet. stationary;
cloudy.
wARREN-i.7 feet. rising: rain.
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= new and large American nar was
hung to the breeze from the nag pole
az the postonice yesterday.
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ron anET-Two Choie. Dweilnrs.

No. SOS Main st,-s rooms. baths.
laundry and cellar. Handsomely finished.
Life sire mirrors In every bed room.
Modern and up 90 date
No. 10 Fourteenth St rooms. bath.
laundry and cellar. Electric lights one
Of the nicest residence sections " the
city.
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Breummer G HiIdeb,and

=, Funeral Directors ana HnbaimsrA
A'iephone wi open day and niRhf.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert - Ghy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER,
ti22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or NiRht-.
Store Phones SIS.
g. j. Bertschv. Nat Phone iqs9-R
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
STRIKE FAILS To
HALT BALL CAME
Chira<o CHbs Play Before LOO People
and Trim Boston for the
sixth Straight

Clieszo. June is-It takes more
thaa a street car strike 20 stop a ball
game Fifteen hundred fans proved
this yesterday b. iitney -bussiHE them
selves 90 the west side park. Also 50
takes more than the champion Braves
have shown the Cubs this season 20
win a bail game. 80 the BFesnahanE
proceeded 90 lambast the Bostoness
s6r enc sixth straight time The score
uas 90 D. and before the contest vas
flashed Umpire QuiEiry had 90 chase
20 Braves % the clubhouse again.
jim Vaughn. Who vas accorded a
merry reception b. these same east
ernrrs sunday when they chased him
Co the cooler fu one iunfnE. came right
back foE more yesterday and be was
az good as tb~ score shoEH. They had
seven chances % score runs. for Brave
ruuassa got or base 10 an bat tao %
enc uiae innings. bat the ieft-haudcF'a
reserve sfuG was a tittic more than
tEsY barkained for. They Eoi six hits
aad Red Saith logged four % these.
aear~e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
THREE.EYF ITAGTF.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Chicago. e. Boston. o
fittsburEh-F philadelphia. wc, grounds
Nsw York. :: Cincinnati. o
s. Louis. q. Brooklyn. 3
American League
Chicago Washing ton. rain
oit-Phiiadeiphia. wct grounds.
Nsw York. 8: St Louis. 4.
Eostoa-Cirvsihnd. rain.
Federal League.
Chicago Buffalo. rain.
Pittsburgh. 3. brooklyn. (eight In
ntnEsi.
81; Louis. /: Newark. Cssven In
uiuEst.
Kansas CITY. 3: Baltimore. &
American Association
Indianapolis. .: Milwaukee. :.
Kansas City. !: Cleveland. o.
Minneapolis. "a: Columbus. =
81 Paul. =. Louisville. /.
Central league.
Fort Wayne. s. Dayton. 2
Eransviiie. s: Youngstown. ;.
Terrc Haute. =: Erie. s.
Grand Rapids. -: Wheeling. o..
1hree-kye Lessue-
Bloomington. s: Moline. Z.
Decatur. SIS: Dubuque. 20
Peoria. 20: Davenport. Sc
Quincy. 8: Rockford. ..
Central Association.
Clinton. ,. keokuk. 2
Cedar Rapids. s.: Marshaiitown. ;.
waterloo. 8: Mason City. 10.
Western League.
Omaha. s: Lincoln. 4
Denver. s: Sioux City. 2.
Topeka. 10: ST. Joseph. 8.
Dcs sosnes. 6: Wichita. s.
All the news all the sime-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
SPENCER M. {. IN
A 3 To 0 VICTORY
Defeats Ceutrai Frvsbyterian Whiie
tnru Chapel swaps rnifsd
Frvsbytsrians-

Two games ia ere saasay seaool
rwuiEss Baseball league we're played
lass evesisE 80 tGs AgEsstzsz aia-
maaG tss spesesr Memorial 1tsthodis'
team Esss&seG tke Csatrat f.resbgtsr-
laa tsaza 60 a. evs gEnizEs- The
Batteries fsr tEs csEtrat vas StFupp
as4 MzFp&y. While HiooztsrE az4
Nc nfauss worked Cor tie SpSzesr
teses vale Htao=bsrx was klf asaFiy
as EarE as tks osksr pitesss 30 BE
Espt tss kass scattered sse vas sap
ported ven ~ as team mates
AZ ne tstss4 Cry PARA ne Afksa
ssrssE CEsest ssf~ztsd ths Caitsd
pressgtsrfsE team ~ 20 : is evs iaa-
tnEs. Joe usrt6a asG Lee utaesi
wortsG cor tss Anssa team vhiis g.
Habfssoz ssS uorzAa worked fgF me
Uefsss r-rsseVsssiasS. Lee Hobsssos
started 60 sfsek ssr tss unisse fsfsssT-
seriaes eus hts eFgshsr REPLACED hiez
saG tksT sac ~ Fuss o. kfs Gsiig-
srT o. ne searsh tsstsE Good
craWGs Witnessed sesA canes 80 shs
PARKS
Tarsorrow ~ Nfssh9ssisss cross bats
VITA 90 saastlsss a. 80 tstasG CITY
PARA ssS tss ptftssssA Arssss carts
haas ptsY sss etssoFtsf Certsgt2a team
a. tss AGEszxtsza ea2eGss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

played against par of their respective
courses.
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club is
among those competing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
BROEDELL AND BEEL
ON FOR PRELIMINARY

a. rs preliminary n tho wrestling
eard a. ne Lyric theatre IN Dzv~n-
po-- to=orrpv evenia< Harry nrnn-
DEL. = local Erappisr. ~fii ~rss,is
foga< bssi This match. az veil a.
ths raaia so. VIII BE- 20 auish
Tes match between William Derns,-
Fsi- tks Greek p~@oa. and MfzAeiok.
ts- Russian Cossack. fs dopse 90 be
. real boat p~mstrai is 1cii known
90 Local wrestling dsvotess The Ras-
ssaa 10 unknown. bat - hsraided as
an athlete who has revsr been defeat
ed lie Il said 70 have recently ~res,-
led t~o hours 20 n draw With Charley
catisr. Ills manager claims he f. GO
fr< after more ;op-nOtehcrs ~ be de-
feats D<=etrsl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
EvERs IS TO TRAIN
PEANUTS FOR FIGHT

Euu- Gvrra. bsEtam haft,er Of Eart
tsant returned t1 fbts eirr ltss n.Ehf
tram uubuaur. waere bel fought r.
irnw VIVA E % Grousg EdaiT VIII
rvu1ala here several weeks t1 taoE 90
ass cts frfsrts 'atrf going CD Gales
effIr WIS., wErrr be- VIII ~ tsf1
frufn8as with rrangfs seElrbert ara
assist enc cgrisv- heated scrapeer Gel
Eettiaa n shape f3r bts come back
eHht win uuiq uerer ia Milwaukee
Jatq a tt o. probable tsat Evers VIII
b. placed ca tbts same card. es.tteGses
ag wfta Iiamv WALSH. EsEtssa b4s
tafn chaes8ios.. noss af CeicaEa. Ettie
"a leeklnn weu ssd says be feels as ~
laoits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

Rock ts.sHt Errws. ErasstsE ths
GHrHlsF By asfE.s af Gee Ea@F.
me eeaEe 5asss.s s~uaass VOC b. ~
1op.sE seae vas f5rgstIq efssret-e
Fa Frr 1900 G.ses ssseetsf'7T ~ Cap
rs1r Moose o. r Heroes. pfrsitrat
~ trr assaessf.1r. ssoetrt tssefr
ter ere team members f9r ere Efforts
aat eaeE-sEs.sf.er tsra OF taFir
success
GeF tfaasr feee gave an 5sfrr~sfieE
srrears OF tke5r fEtt ir wtrri-E ere
serraes sef ESQ gave s.sfarg %
ere sport Fosl9ui~E ere barF4rf.
Members ~ ere association E~tt
Shore Business session. Only r1gfiae
matters being disposed o. tt BE- prob
abfr. however. ttat tsF merchants
vir taat as8ttrr OF ere popular e1s-
paa sales ta ter usar tat4rs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
OUTFIT BOOMERS
BUT DROP A GAME
Hsiiae Thrs@-EYs Lea~Hsrs &c Vel
TN tAs Niafh faaia<. WA
Thsy Blew Cp-
rarE OF CAMS TO DAvTyFOEr
Eia~ Hose snf Deentar Boa Esp@si-
rsorfa ant Duhu4as Being
ths paf't Virtfms.

nioonfsasaa. rf. Iar~ tE--Al-
thcusa oafaH ~ Efslfs- yesterday.
rlooufaxfsn eaaf- o. afafE fss,ar rai-
81 sGd Wen. s ts a aeere
1fsfsne .......G tGGzGGte-s a
Esaoafs gen .GzdGGGco1-S 2 2
nartsrfss = seihT aaf carusTs
N-ssiiss aad flsfsnsTsr.
TIVE - Davenport
rsorfa. o.. Ian- tE-usvsnso~s
saa4 q 1aasle-seafsr f-erl FsoriE yes
tsriaT. ss 2 at o ta z. seorr % srss
Ernae
tnveasars G00t000I6-6 o o
Peoria ....-..G uo0U0of=e 2
Batteries =CleGtt ara Never rtrr
nsrsmaH. rohea act Baldwin.
Second game
Davenport ....t Gt00E zoos 81 n
ruortt .......t0GtG002o.=t t1 p
narserf-s =tgt..is. Barnes aat 1frrr
~ tesasst ant ua.fsfa.
Dseataf Hspsafs.
1ecarar. ul. Jaas =Gs-rfIsss
Ditshian By Powers asf sala.
eouo 90 wien EimslT hfEffsr 81 tss
Couasirs gave Deeafar "a tag5fs btI
vim clghugu-. rue ErsF E8ma vas
Won f1 aef aalfh taaf ea. -e7
rtsmErrs ta Fae sfferuf-er f5 ~
Powers busted bis eraE Fs@- Cor ere
locals Score ef rrsf game
ueearaf ..... .GUGI0Et a
Duba1se ..... 0U0H1N0so 81
Batteries -rav-rs aat p.gFfra. a--
bare snf aaflesr.
arruaf game
u-rnfae ...... HfF6fas Q
uunura- ."HH
Batteries aa-h tsf 1fssee. Erarr
ant auiffaH.
Homer are Futile
0,ltaer. tu June tfa=prsp,ts fve
bone raas br Nfet Eshf ast e.EEf
afher h.fs. Quincy lose. t1 r7 o. reetr
farf hieE HrH rEs bare tE tsr
eurfV .nrfaas e.rr
Qufarg ......0 ffHGHnH 20 Fl
Eacsfart ffsfo00 fE-t1 t2 81
Batteries -caum.HEs. tUEhee art
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