Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-23
The Day in Davenport

Nick Johnson, as keeper of the resort,
paid fine of SO and costs, while
Alice Johnson and Henry Stubbinson,
inmates, were assessed 81 and costs
each. The woman paid her fine but
Stubbinson was sent to Jail.
To Exhibit Japanese Prints-An ex-
hibition of collection of old Japan
csc prints is to open at the Art Stu
dents league studios Friday or Satur-
day this week, continuing on exhibit
ton for two weeks or more. The, ex-
hibit was secured by Miss Florence
Martin who has made a study of old
prints and has brought the collection
to the city for its educational value
Marriage Licenses-Edward There
/ of Tribune, Kan, and Ada L. Hass-
man Of Davenport: Albert Meinert
and Gertrude Howard, both of Clinton.
Iowa; and Albert B. Risen and Meta
K. Beckman, both of Walcott.
Warranty Deeds-T A. Bell and wife
to H. S. Lueders, south three feet of
lot 5, Davis subdivision.
Michael McGivern and wife to Henry
Feldman, part of lot 6, block 10, G. C.
r. Mitchell's Fourth addition.
Frank Phoenix ct al to Dora Boldt,
i lot 4, block I, Bellevue addition to
Bettendorf.
Given Trip Through i.Cities-
Visiting Scottish Rite Masons who are
attending the semi-annual meeting in
Davenport, were given a sightseeing
tour of the tri-cities yesterday by DAY.
export members. The trip was made
in autos and all the principal points of
interest were taken in on the trip. The
reunion, which lasts four days, will
see more than three hundred present
before it closes Friday night WISH
tors are here from keokuk, Dubuque,
Fort Madison, Muscatine, Clinton and
Washington. Headquarters have been
established at the Blackhawk hotel.
Mueller Slated for President-The
annual meeting of the Davenport Auto
club will be held on Tuesday evening,
April 4, at the Outing club. There will
be an informal dinner. The nominat-
ing committee of the club, consisting
of President ]. Reed Lane, E. P. Ad-.
Ter and A. E. BalloW, has placed the
following officers in nomination to be
voted for at the coming election: Pres
ident, A. c. Mueller; vice president, W.
]. Henigbaum; treasurer, A. F. Daw-
son; secretary, f. J. Boud, assistant
secretary, Louis G. DeArmand; direc-
tors, j. Reed Lane, r. r. Brownie, NJ.
L. Parker and A. Z. Carroll.
Dir. Flint to Talk Here-The people
of Davenport will have their first
chance to hear Dr. Charles W. Flint,
president of Cornell college, next Sun
DR.. Flint is the new head of Cornell
college at Mt Vernon, Iowa, which is
the leading Methodist college in the
state. He is recognized by educators
all over the United States as a leader.
and as it is his first visit to Davenport,
large audience is expected to hear
him.
/ Many Go to High School-Parents'
visiting day at the Davenport high
school brought out over three hundred
mothers and fathers of the students to
visit the different branches of studies
at the school. All visitors were asked
to register their names and when Prin-
cipal Marshall counted up he found
that the total attendance far exceed
ed the visiting day of last year. II is
1.-THE plan of Mr. Marshall to make Wis
! iting day at the school semi-annual
/ eYent hereafter
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