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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
,.Gjluhun Eaf 9art@.

Eie n@ppnn 0ot 3arf" .&apeIle
miro beute gladmitlag imo am
9lbeno i'm .@wDnu Sof &orf" inter
Der 9eiting BON Rroi CHARLES s.
6orion con3ertireu. @eionoers Der.
oorragenoe glu5iebilugSpunfte in Dem
9rogromm biloen 0ie Soli, pelhe
Serr SarrD s. 2eOep mli ieinen
@lodenipiel Dortraeen miro.
Gas acknowledgements fiir oie
moreen, Wlontog, beoinnenoe ISOLDE
miro lnter anoerem folgenoe gliIm'
mern entbalteu. nTbe @orOiners, "
gleaer-Smitatoren George Scatter,
Gomooiont mo 2ouiie Sbod, Gan
germ. Qie @oriteIlunsen finoen
gladmitags uno glbeuos i'm 5reien
itott.
Ion3, inter oen aldngen oesieIben
SrdeIters, ipelber ieoen @odentog
itattiinoet, iinoet itets @ouuer inter
oen ilingen 9oIf, oas ,@mDm Saf
Bart ieoen gadjmittag uno gIbeuo
ouiiudjt. @ute D1obl5eiten iinO cine
Spe5iaIit1t Oes oortieen Reitmirants.
@roBe @orbereitungen ipnroen fir
ben A. SSlIi eetroffen. 8ipei anpel.
len iueroen 0eu gon5eu Gag ipielen.
2lbenos miro prndtuoaes 6euerperf
abgeidoHen peroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
eh1ne 9aae in ulliperuielu.N z

Der .,HiberbieD.Yorf" iibt bei Dem
mormen @etter Ole gemo6nte gln5ie.
bruesfrnit ons; aeitern gIbenO mar
Ger @arf bis ali oen lcbten 'Flab be.
icet. Sir morgen lmo am 1ienitag
ite6en oen Sfin0ern Der 9eiuder Die
iibliden glttrnfticnen am Gornittdg
frei 3ur @eriiigung, imo an eIorrei.
den @ierteli pirO Elm groBes 5euer.
merf Sen glbenO oeridonern. Sin
geind oes id0nen @arfes am @oiier
lit beionOers oen pielen Iurnern 5il
empie6len, welde icbt in Der StaOt
ipeilen. Seoe StraBen6abnlinie gicbt
Iransierir-8iaete fiir n9lioerOiep"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
Bon StrahenrGubcrn 6cran6t uuO
beOrD(t.

g(lif Dem @ege nab ieiner @o6-
nung wuroe geitern WlorgeM filr5
no6 Niittcrna9t 9llpin 9awrencc
bon 9}r. 1909, @oriu6-9(ocnnc, in
ser Saa- no6e 9leeicsStroBe, bon
5ipei Mdnnern an9ebalten lmo mter
Gorbalhng eineS Genoloers Inn $17
crleibtert. 9oprence beriubtc 81
ilieben, ipuroe ober bon eunem Ser
9tdI6er om &raaen gepadt lmO bon
Dem 9lnoeren nit 6em Geooloer be-
oro6t. sic Dcri1manocn I'M Gunfel
Der 9tadt, nadOem lie Oie $17 geilIr-
oen bntten. Die 4oli5ei oeS noro-
oitliden Giitrifts murOe benadrid-
tigt glud einige @ebeimpoli5iiIcn
milroen nit Der 9lufor6eiting Ocs
SALES betraut. 2omrcncc puroe I'M.
geiGbr an OerieIbeu Steae aisae-
roubt an meI1er Dor ingeiGbr adt
@oden @oli5iit MtIrraD bonn noro-
0itliden 0iitrift bon SorrD 9opIon
ongeidoHen wlrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
1rr 4. anIi IN NenEerIla 9arf.

Die .Qlrbeiter. .aranfen. imo Sters
befaIIe, 8ipeig i69", ieiert ben A.
Sui in @cufcrfs 4art nit einen
orobeu @icnic. Gas 4icnic iolte
Idlon am 25. SUM abgeboIten mer-
Ben, muroe ober oes triibeu @etters
ipegen DerI6oben. Gaber 1T es ole
@flidt zines icoen MitgIieOes iuo
cines ieoeu 6reunoes iener 9ereini.
anna, Den 1aa our9 oas Grideinen
nit aino imo feael perberrliden 81
bcIien. Gns Better miro oieies D2aI
ih0n lDer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

&orte gefunOeh ouf wel6er ein @e-
oidt itanO, Oeiien lle6eridriit mic
iolet loutete; n2earn to i6oot, the
@ernon @rutel" SSii orei @erlen
miro &o6n 9ua oufeeior0ert, oaS
SdieBen 81 erIernen, ruo 5par in
Der n9iiile 9iange GaOern4. Der
Srdger oes 9iodcs bate ii6 onicbei-
ncp0 in @lasgow al 8oro eines eng
Iii6en 0ampicrs aeidd6en ino ii6
aud 9liidlicb no6 9lmerifa onrbge-
ihIaAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

Siiacl @lorsoret @loicr mo Bertha
@olfrot6.
Slls @oiiioc: &ouliue aiin5el
Gerd Sui Grna @rou unO Jrall
G6arles gui1.
Bon Dem Gor6urp-lirnperein fra.
fen Die Serren 9. s. @uOli6 uno S.
j. @noIi9 aIs @rite elm. giele Sur.
uer imo Girnerinnen Oorunter oie
Nlitglieoer Oes .@eit-Fbilaoelp6ia.
SurnoereinS", weroen BORT 6eute
Dlorgen Inn 6 lt6r nit Dem 0ampfer
BON Ger 0udderitoOt fommenO am
@ier, @de 2io6t- uno Grott- -Strobe
anlangen.
@iufIer's Srdeiter ipielte geItern
9lbeuo oilf ser GeranOo Oes o@erma.
mia 8urnoerein Glu6bauies" gar
nulntere 8eiien ouf unO ooB 5unal
Die SuoenO iofort Die @elegeu6eit bee
nlbte, eiu ooer mebrere 9Gn59en 81
risfiren, Oerite6t ii9 bon ielbit. Die
Qamen Der ein3elnen rii6rigen SO.
mite-0}it9lie0er muroeu bereits in
Der geitrigen 9lusgabe oes DGeutiden
GorreiponOenten" iuieoergegeben.
9ta1Itebeno oie 2iIte Scr @reis-
riHter iiir oos @ett-Gurnen: oic
$50. Siirle gedemeg, SeB, 8porg,
@enoler uno 9lrnolo bon Der @Gi-
looelpbio Eurngemeinoe; Die SS.
@ittefinO uno @2nurer bon Der
@iImington Surngemeinoe; Die SS.
Garl 8ooen6urg lno SenrD SbeiS
bonn @ernailia Surnberein; Die
SS. Gbriition 8euerleiL s. &urnt,
&omeI, ien., imo @dborot bonn Siirn-
nerein @orndrts; ferner Die $50.
9enjonlin 8ernbeiH bonn 9tiperiioe
Surnpereirt, q. &err bonn Columbia
SurnDerein &iibnert bonn Goncor-
oio.Eurnclub oes 2obor-2DceuniS
iin0 W3eDer bonn @eIt- -%bilooelpbiu
Surnoerein. Die 8obl Der &reis-
ridter betrGgt 1S. Gem 8ere1nrmgs-
9luSi6uiie geboren ole $S. g8oIter
@ertud bon Der @bilaoeIpbia Surn-
gemeinoe, Sermann Hihter oom
g8eit 9bilooelpbio SurnOerein ino
@loies 9ob bonn Eurnperein 08or-
mdrtS" an.
Mie einige Slirner BON Der giGm-
ington Surngemeinoe niittbeilten,
wdre oie SbeiInnbme an Dem 9lus-
fluge nad Baltimore nod be0euteno
itdrfer geiueien, bod babe Die Bal
timore uno Ohio 9obn~ Oen Grtro-
grflriions5ug, ouf Den man ii9 ber'
loiien bate, wegeu Der Erupptn-
Eronsporte o6geiogt.
9rei @eoidbte lporen onlGBlid oes
Surnfeites BON Dem Eitrnlebrer oeS
n@ermonio.Turnbereins~ SorrD @.
@2iler, berfaBt ino Ser glageneip-
belt unterbreitet ltno eeltiftet porOen.
9eionoerS oos lebte, peldes in iiber.
aus reoliltiiber @eiie bon orei glffen
uno cinem gefrGBigen &rofooil ban
0elt, qefiel uliBeror0entli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
es se6t iuieber los /!


Ger Dierte Sui 1T in Sidt
llno Seoer faun's iHon riedenl
Deun obne anaaperf gebt es niht,
Soit muB man ii1 berfriegen.
Gas lit Elm 91rme1 o6ne S6om,
Shon beilte itinft Der Qumpenfram;
@enn elmer bon@ernrnft iett ipridt,
Gem ipudt man einfad ms @eiidt.
Tie Batrioten riiden aus
@roBmduler ionoereleiden;
ga bdngen iie oen Sdb'l 'raus,
Sort tUie oie &erle freiiden
Cen Sdb'l tragen ie I'M WlouI,
Sbr Seloenmutb lit ober faul;
&enn's losgebt, 5ittert ieoer @iht,
aennt i6r Die 9atrioten uidt2
1od beuer eebts eeiuoltig los
Gas mag elm Girfus iueroenl
Die ariegsliiit lit ia pieoer eroB,
arieg iit's, ipos lie begebrten
God, gau6peb bot iie aa' erfaBt
Der Seloenmut6 lit idon 0erblaBt;
giiibrt man ole @er6etrommel bios,
Ga gebt aud idon Oas - gaudme6
los n
Der bierte SuIi lit in Sidt
@iel tonnte man GA Oibten;
Cod, beIier it's, man t6ut es nidt,
Dlan muB Die 8Orte iiftenl
@roBm1uler baben beut' oas 8ort,
Ger glooIinn erbt lid tort rno fort I;
@er elm Derniinftig @ort iebt ipribt
Gem ipudt man einfad ms @eiibt.
llno gluO're iiuo nibt falt, nidt
mnrH,
Sungrigc ardmerieelenl
Sie tou5en nit Dem NorrenihUorm,
@er poate iid aud qudlen2
@ieaei1t f1at nod Elm groden ob,
@eboriam gebt es oa i'm Trob;
@an5 amerifoniId muB man iein
Das @er3 10 bart iino felt ipie Steir.
gtir Eolitif; oas iit - @eipinnl
Sel6itiiidtig lit ons Srei6eu;
go 1T Der Yntrioteniiee,
Bon Dem Die Batter idreiben?
GinIt troten DlGnner anf oen 9lan-
Dlit Wlutb rno 6euer angetban;
Ger SeloenmiItb lag in Dem Bid,
Gie Sitter uni'rer Hepublitl
60 fnolt nur loSl modt biel @e-
ibrei,
@erft 8omben uHo @ronoten
O1ur idooe, ooB ibr nidt babel IT
Das 2ano braudt jebt SoIootenl
Ger ,9eoop~ ip1r' Elm 6elomarihaa,
CT iauIt Oaber nit erOBem anan -
Gas BeiBt: oie Sdmite reiBt er oIf,
gns FrdBe or Oes Sdiuertes anaifl
ltn0 4interIaoer obne 8obl -
Sort mon gepiblih tnaIlen;
60 Mills glmerifa einnol
lin ielbit iih 81 gefaIlenl
@o5u bot man elm S0lonerbeer
g9er eibt oie eis'nen ano6en 6er2
llno oennoh it's oas Sano Der
6rei'n
80 lie ibr Ser3 Dem DScrecreom"
peib'nl
0I q q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
WeIeIlioe ltnterfaltnna.

9ie Setter ser SonImerfurIe oes
u@ea6oo1 Mulif Gonierootoriums"
uno ser nSobns Sopfins.ll .llniperii-
tdt~, Oie SS. 6. 3. 9udner unO
Sre6. Su6er, 6o6en sic Niitglieoer
ser 3ofuItGt un0 sic Shiocnteu ocS
SonmerfuriuS 81 einem @mpfange
am 5rcitog 9lbeuo $50 inn FeabooO-
Snittut cingelaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
0in NriideGeraer alg GnaIanO.

Sinter cinem eroBen @ol56oufen
an Scr 6reoerid-StroBe, mo- iAon
man9er @etrimfcne beroubt un6
oann Oen not6igen S6lof gefllnoen
bate, entleoietc iiG aeiiern 9lbeno
gegen 9 ll6r nu9 elm cneliider Col.
Bat ieiner Uniform. 4oli5iit Beper-
iad, Der Oen Sol5bauicn imner i'm
9luge be6dlt, io6 5luei @3dnner nit
elmer SonOtaibe 6inter ocmiel6en
perld)uinoen. Cine Wlimlte ipGter
famen iie ipie6er gum goribeir unO
gingen in Der 5reoerid -StroBc nod
Der Baltimore. StraBe. Ger &oli5iit
ging ibnea 6inter oos SoI3lager, no
cr Die Uniform eines cnglil1en Sol
oaten iomie cine Sonotai1c fono.
Die llniiorm geborte eircm genicinen
Soloaten uno mar poaitdnoig nelI.
sic ipor bon ser 6irmo S. @cbb &
60, 9to., in Glasgow, england, an.
9eierti9t noroen, uno idien Der eng
liibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dem tic
3uqeipro1eu poroen mar, oielelbe
nidjt off onae6a6t 81 1aben. &u eli
ner GoiAe oes 9iodes puroe cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
Csrfrantte IN cinem StrahenbabR.
gSas0UH.

Ger 90 Sabre alte @eorae Earlep,
Der IN @operlO pobnt, erlitt geitern
W1orgen in einem StroBenbabnwog.
CON Der Wlonument.5tr.. .2inie einen
glpboiia.gluiaa. ST wrroe in be.
mabtIoiem 8uitanoe in einem gLuto-
mobil nod Dem pNaercD'SoipitaI"
oebrad)t no er iid balo mieoer er-
hpLte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
admpfen iilr ihre gLnlidltem.

or. SowarO u. aeaD uno Or. 8.
". Dapis bon Der a2oro's Dan 9Il.
lance" meroen beute an Den Statio.
men ser ~4enniDlOania gabn" BON
Coenton Big nad Baltimore fir Die
SnnebaIhmg oes Sabbatbs preoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

0r. sSolep6 3. Seine feierte &c.
itern oen 81. Sa0restos ieines Gin
irittes in oas glmt oes 5deriifs. @r
1T Der eriie SiiIiSideriif umo plroe
bon Demofraten imo HepltbIifanern
in ieiner Stennna beibebaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
,,0at6Oliide SYO6It6atiafeits.Qeai ;

. Gos Batter Acknowledgement 9lr.
Ar Der oaatb. @o6ltGdtiefeits.2e-
eion~ bat beihloiicn, alien Dlitglie.
bern. welde nit Der Nlili5 abmor.
idirt limo, @ebiibreu 81 be5a6Ien
imo lie als eutlie6enoe Wlitelieoer 81
fii6ren bis iie pieoer 5uriidgete5rt
linO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
glae guuOesdmtsr aeIdIUiIcu.

8oueinnebmer @m 3. aDan tBeil.
ie aeiteru mil, Dab an Yaontag ole
9epartenents oes 8oaamtes geidloi'
fen bleibeu bis gum Vlittpod Yior.
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
9SatriutiIdc GutriiItlius in S}cnfOle-
0Duien.


Ginige neiitoleooniid6e &oloniIten
cmpfinoen mie 80 Tepeibe Solo.
niole~ nit Stol5 mcloet tiefe Gltrii-
ihng Oarii6er, OoB Der Wlout Sunl-
bolOt i6rer Snicl 0eit 9}omcn ciueS
rnahralHtc pruiicn@ trdgf. Gie9luf-
go6c, Sen 0}amen eines miiroigeren
,erplornteur froncaiie" oofiir 81 i'm
ben miro Ocn G'cnerolrot6 Der Go-
Ionic 5itfoQcn, Oem oie glngelegen6eit
porgetrogen perOen ioIl @icQcidt
6o6cu sic 6eilte in i6ren beiligiten
@ciiiblen 10 idmcr ucrlcBtcn &oloni-
iien Dor elmer 9lcibe bon So6ren ole
9lusiueiie nob Ser ferncn i1onen Sn-
icl ais StaotS -4Seniiondre ser mere
patrie in 0geihloiiener @eieaiboft"
foitenfrei nngctreten. gluS Oieien&rei-
len iino Die meiiteu aoloniiien Ncn-
&aleooniens 6erOorgegougen ocnen
Oieier potriotiic9e 3u0 beute munoer-
biibib 81 @eiit6te lte6t. @ie pGre eS
oenn. lpenn ser @enerolrat6 OeI
Berg nab einenl promineuten StrGF-
ling 6cnennen pollte, oeiien 9iome in
gleufoleoonuien &long geuouuen
bot?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

5 IN 0ilet tonten Z ) "a.
ter. o@roBcr Soft in Dem gan
gen Sbcateritiid bait Oh nihtS 81
iagcn ols nur oie @orte: 9GS fommt
Sciuh 0nGoige 6rou" ~ imO oa
mablt Oh Dir iol6e 9lngit2" II
nSSSo, idl bin nGmlih nod nidt gou0
IN Sen @eilt meiner 9ioae cinge.
0lllnAenI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

5iere in i6ren 9eri4ten an oeu &or-
geiebteu 5uoiel Gidtcr-@euie 5eigteu
~ Die nadte 2ei6e oes 13.id6ri-
gen g8iaiS, So6n ser Srmn Saaie
Smith, mlr0e gcitern in elmer S6el-
he no6e Dem Sauie iciner @llltter
alligeiun0en. Gas Semo Oes Sno-
ben iuar 81 einen Strid Inn ieinen
&oIs geIcgt. 9ler8tc fonnteu feline
@unoen iinoen imO iinO ser g(niidt,
ooB Der aua6c nidt cr6cnft puroe.
&illis neriduano am "a. Simi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
AT SPENCER SQUARE.

Tomorrow's picture at the Spencer
Square is to be c. Haddon Chambers
"Passersby," with Charles Cherry in
the featured role. Briefly told the
story is as follows: Peter Waverton,
wealthy and scholarly bachelor, finds
pleasure in seeking out odd types.
They are the 'Passers-By" Of his soli
tary but luxurious life. Returning
from his fiancees home, one bitter
stormy evening, he brings into the
shelter of his library two tramps and
Mighty" night-hawk cabman. WAY
erton's butler discovers an unconscious
woman on the door step and carries
her into the house. The woman is
Margaret Summers, whom Peter loved
years before. From this point the
story of "Passers-By" is a series of
astonishing climaxes and swift action.
Il eliminates in a scene that for virile
force has seldom been approached on
the shadoW-stage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

IN a highly emotional role-to really
feel the emotions portrayed-at least
not after the preliminary conception of
the part. For if he should actually
feel all the simulated passion of his
role he would be torn to shreds in less
than no time. However, an actor must
know the emotions either through ex-
perience or observation if he hopes to
depict it with spontaneity that will
affect his audience
A big play that grips the heart, and
brings the sob to the voice, will be
seen at the Burtis April II, matinee
and night, namely, THE Bird of Para
disc 1t is by Richard Walton Tully,
who has spent years on the peaks that
start out of the warm waters of the
south Pacific. The claim is made that
the tropical atmosphere of our dis
tant insular possession is faithfully re-
produced in The Bird of Paradise"
oiiVer Moroscos stage settings have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
AT THE BURTIS.

There is no artist before the public
today who can so sway and hold an
audience in the hollow Of his hand"
as it were than David Warfeld, who
comes TO the Burtis opera house to-
morrow night in his latest success. en-
titled Van Der Decken." Mr.. War
field, more than any other. is styled
a master Of both comedy and pathos
and through God-given gift which for
want Of another name is best described
as a sob In the voice, can move an aud
fence to smiles or tears. But that it
isn't always necessary for him to act
ually live" the character that he is
portraying will prove interesting, es-
pecially to those who have on various
occasions been affected by his different
portrayals. In order to be measured
by standard of greatness in the art
Of acting" says Mr.. Warfield. lit is
not necessary for an actor-especially
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
AT THE COLUMBIA,

His ~ife's Mother" presented by
an able company headed by Emmett
De Vov. beginning at the Columbia
tomorrow. a comedy-drama in which
for the first time in the history of the
stage an effort has been made to pro-
tect the much maligned mOther-in-law,
instead Of making fun of her and at
her In this little play the act eulo-
giZes the lady. and in a humorous way
shows that she is really worthy of very
much more respectful consideration
than is generally shown her by stage
comedians and writer's. The kiryille
family Of four who are renowned the
world over as the finest trick billiard
lists, will be seen in an act entirely
new TO Columbia audiences. The act
is keenly interesting to both those who
play the game and to those who don't,
as one cannot help but admire the skill
of the Kiryille family. Earl and Cur
It's will offer a dozen minutes of smiles.
They style their act The Girl and the
Drummer" Much bright comedy is
brought out, and if class, talent and
personality amount to much, this team
is sure to score a decided hit Mack
and Felmar will be another of the
splendid acts on the bill. They will
offer singing and violin specialties with
bits Of fun thrown in for good measure
Amorous and Mulvay will offer what
they term "A Cocktail in Vaudeville"
Manager Blanchard announces that
both shows next week are especially
big and clever, seven of the 10 acts
coming right off the big time circuit.
Sundays bill will have two big head
liners on it. They are Rock and White,
formally Of Rock and Fulton, who
scored so heavily this winter in The
Candy Shop" and Creme Greene, The
Emperor Of Ragtime," who comes di-
rect from the Palace theatre, Chicago.
The other three acts on Sundays bill
are exceptionally good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
CENESEO TO OWN
ITS LIGHT PLANT
City Election Results in Favor Of
Mayor II. r. OFT and His Alder
manic Following.
BLOW FOB UTILITIES CONCERN
Latter Virtually 0usted as a Result of
Overwhelming Vote Regis
tered al the Polls.

Geneseo. III, April people OF
Geneseo, at a hotly contested city cleo
ton Monday, practically decided to
GUST the Illinois Northern Utilities
company from the city and to install
municipal lighting plant. The en-
tire municipal ownership ticket. head
ed by Mayor H r. OFT. was elected by
an overwhelming majority over candi
dates on the peoples ticket. Alder
men elected are
First ward-Louis Eohweder.
Second ward-Charles Scheithe.
Third ward-Leroy Hamilton.
The franchise Of the Illinois North
err Utilities company. which has fur
nished Geneseo with light and power
Cor a number Of years. expires in 1917.
M2tte~ & constructing municipal
electric p,s1t will be decided at a spe-
cial election, but sentiment, as ex-
pressed at the election yesterday, is
decidedly in favor Of municipal own
ership. and the forthcoming election
for the purpose Of voting bonds for the
institution is considered merely mat
ter of form. The women's vote yester-
day was unusually heavy.
Candidate for mayor on the peoples
ticket was Elon B. Gilbert. and candi-
dates for aldermen were Victor Eng
dahl +, Z. Rail- Henry Bolta and
Charles II. Atwood
Results of Voting.
II, IL 80. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
Fancy Taffetas Lead

Such variety-Plaid taffetas, the
plaids in self or contrasting colors; striped
Taffetas, the stripes ranging from the hair
line to the wide awning stripes; Candy
stripe taffetas, in varying color combina-
tons; Taffetas with satin stripes; change
able taffetas-the assortment is too varied
for detailed descriptions. Prices begin at
s100 and range to $225.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

All the news all the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
More Spring
Millinery Ready
A Great, Bright. Nep Collection
of Easter Modes

Delightful new large hats on the Of
der of sailors. some straight and very simple
some rolled. some with a flare here and
there, some with undulating brims. some
with drop lace edges, some disporting wells,
others with fluttering streamers
Plenty of small and medium sizes,
too; new ideas in Sports hats, unusually
good raadyto-wear hats; new trimmings,
many imported; and hundreds of untrimmed
hats-a great, brilliant interesting collec-
ton at prices for everybody.
Last Saturday our Millinery De-
partment was overtaxed-the rush of orders
was so great, that. much to our regret, many
customers were disappointed. Our extra
force of milliners did everything possible
to meet all demands but they couldn't turn
out all their orders.
In order to relieve this great Satur-
day rush We ask our patrons TO select Mill
merry during the week-the earlier the bet
term so doing they will help US and are
also assured of their orders being complet-
ed on time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
AT THE MAJESTIC,

So many Of his patrons were unable
to see Billie Burke when she was
shown here recently in her new film
play, Peggy" Manager Joe Quinn is
bringing her back for two days, to-
morrow and Friday, when 1t is expect
ed the popular Eighteenth street pic
ture theatre will play to capacity bust
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

NOTE-Our stocks of black and
plain colored Taffetas, Messalines, Crepes,
eros de Londres. Poplins and other staple
weaves are ready in complete Easter as
sentiments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
The Theatre
JONIGHTN THE MOVIES.

Spencer Square-Marguerite Clark
in out of the Drifts" and Burton
Holmes Travel Pictures.
Majestic-Claire Whitney and Will
liam F. Shay in The Ruling Passion"
Black Hawk William A. Brady in
After Dark"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

received unstinted praise for their
truthfulness. A native Hawaiian band
of singers will sing the plaintive Ika-
hula and other songs Of the South seas.
during the action of the play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
COLUMBIA.

Vaudeville (Davenport). Two per-
formances daily, at PAS and S:15.
Three Saturday and Sunday. at PAS,
1880 and 8 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

faster comes the 23rd of April, fifteen shopping
DAYS Intervening These will be days of ncessant activity
Thousands choose their Spring Costumes
during this Many will make or have them madeand we
that Spring stocks Dress Materials are
finer and larger than
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
China and HousefurnishinQs
Specially Priced for Thursday, Friday and Sat,1rd

Over a thousand 1ardineres, newest
shapes and latest designs of decorations
from to II inch sizes. We mention three
special members:
10 inch glazed jardlneres, medium and dark
colors-choice OF 100 at. 500
71s inch sizes, assorted new designs. 39c
Forest and mat green jardineres, S inch sizs
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..1Oc
New design mat green vases at...25e
Enameled green wire hanging baskets. Toe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05

Beautiful Plaid Ribbons, bright Tar
tan styles soft pastel shades unusual col
or combinations at much less than you
would expect to pay.
Rich Cut Velvet and Brocaded Rib
lonesome deliberately embroidered in jap
anese and Persian designs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-05
Easter ASSOrtments Of
Novelty Silks
Are Making Ne,u Friends
in Our Silk Section

It is not an unusual occurrence for
women to exclaim delightedly when they
see our spring silks in all their loneliness,
and to tell us that we have exactly what
they have been unable to find elsewhere.
This is particularly true Of our Novelty
Silks, OF which We have wonderful as
sortment.