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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
6tabt nnb Gona'p.
5amstag, ben 2. September.
Rleine @tant=M enigieitsn.
Ncrpcn.S Gel Mittcl ecgenGbellnla-
tisnllls mo Sdlnlcr5en aIlcr Dirt.
Gicpc's Ipotbcfc.

s. 2obn,alln BON @luc Grol
bolt IidG in Davenport 5pcds Grlcoi.
glllg eiaiscr @cih0ftsangcleaclbci.
ten off.
Or. 6. gS. slpenfcr BON soin;
2onis folll gcitcrn III davenport an
ltno geoenft lidl bier cilltge 3cit allt=
5llboltcn.
s. g. &aritclls Don Clinton
So, febrtcn bon cillenl fltr5en Nllf-
cntfalt IN Davenport nad lcinein
Seine in Clinton 5llriid.
Nod) ciucn ne6rnollatigcll
gllicntbalt in I%apcuport fcbrte @err
Sphn @alrnlalll lladl icincnl iii
@rano Moltno, Sa., 9clcgcncn Sci
me Sltriif.
SRI. Sbercia Selt BON Eeorio,
ST., bolt iidl i'm &altlc bon &errll
lnnO Sralt s. 9. &leinfeloer, 9eo.
1903 arlington Ipc., SIT gcill6 allf.
- Mac @roccrp-2aoen Ser Staot
mcrocn ON Molltag, ais ont Irbeitcr=
taae, geihloIlcn icil1. gefanltlid lit
Ser Mrbeitertag cin nationalcr Icier=
tag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Ste,tcreinnabmcn fir SEN Monat sl,1=
quit Die hGdlten i'm Sahre.

2as auauiteeidait oes b~ieliaclt
Gilros oes gl1noesltel1eranltes berid=
tete cine ginnabme bon Sill, 509.41
Die Bette inn SATIRE mad Mngaben bes
belgeororctell Solicitors Sbomas sc.
9eban.
3ie ginllabne fir oeniel6en 800
nat bes Gorjobres mics cine Sltnlrle
bon $22,777,36 auf. Seincr5cit mar
Davenport nod nidt utroden" unb
Die foIt 5lpeimal 10 9roBe Srn1me. lit
allf oas rielige @eibaft Ser greolle=
rcicn nno 9eltiaerien 5u~riid5ufii5-
rell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Gpnsbertp miro Der @ra,ro Snrp
iiberluieien lper1en.

Sob1t Iougbertp, ser an Mittlpod)
Nbeno ieinen 6reuno Con Green
ldper perlnelierte, lol jebt megel1
t6atliden Mngriffs NIT ldlperer for
perli6er gerlcsung Der @rano SSltrp
%ii6erpieien meroen, erflarte eeItcrl1
Gpnntponlualt @e1rp $. sScbens.
@ie iid aus 5l1perlaliteer 3llelle in
.grfa6rltng bringen lieB, befirbet iih
Green, Ser inn ct. 2ufc's @oipital
oarnieoerlieat, al1f Dem @ege ser
langlame1 9eIlerung laO al1ber Sc.
bensgefabr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
sdliefiaiipn beapnnen.

Sett ladt bem @aibmalln bas
@crs inn Seibc, Die sd)icbiaiion bat
b%eaorlnelt. so biirfen 5. 9. bis sum-
crltcl1 Salrtar bcs 1lel1en Sabres al
lerbanO bon gidlbordnen acldolien
mcroen. Illd) auf Erairiebiibner
oarf SagO aematbt merocn.
acknowledgements lit Ser @erfalf
bon Sagolisenie itarf abeefken.
SIM Monat Il1euit1915 1ulroen nid)t
menigcr oils 262 2i5cnicn perfarrft,
nabrenb inn namlidcl1 Meonat oielcs
Sabres nl1r 1913 2i5ericn anseeltellt
lpltrocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
SrOildJe %ltebcrreite pon 81. @alib
iplen Iente Mrtter GrSe an=
Dertralt iuer6en.

Die @eileeullg ponMntboap @aIiG.
Der beute Dor elmer ISOLDE in San
5rancisco oas 3eitlibe gelegnet bot
te, miro bel1te gormittag nm elf l1br
bon Der fatboliiden ct. Warp's Sir
DIE in Clinton aus erfolgen. 3ie
2eide traf geitern nlorgcn in 9apeli=
port, BON mebreren Sobnen nl1b
1odtern oes Gerltor6enen begleitet,
Elm llno pllrOe nod &aatgan's Sci
neutrality-suspicious. gei1af,s
Spater miirbe Die 2eide peiter naG
Clinton trallspprtirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
2reiscbntcl 3pa 8esen sefallcn.

Ser Negen, ser am D%onnerstog
Mbeno ltlto am Sreitag Morgen ge=
faQen mar, betrrg eel1alt ~brei5ebntel
3oll, mie oas 8linoesmetterbiiro ge=
ltern befannt madte. 9ieIes NOR Ser
critic Gegenfaa ieit bem Is. Mnglilt,
no nltr oreibunoertltel eincs 3olles
Gegen gefaaen NOR. Ser Negenfdn
NOR altd in a1beren St66ten bcs
Staates nno Ser l1mgegenb Ser erlta
lett pielen Gagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Tranf Scn5cn iuirb gcmeiIcn.

Ira11f 5ell5el1, Ser bes Morbcs inn
5meiten @rabe angeflagt morocn lit,
iprlroe geltern I'M 8ertillonbeparte=
nlellt oes bieiigen Goli5eibeporte=
me1ts gcr1cllcn. Sen5en miro megel1
ol1geblidcr Grnoroung leil,es gtief=
paters lnner nod inn Scott Go1ntD
@c1a1gniB gebaltel1, neil CT ooer
leille Iomilicnmitglieoer ollBeritoroc
1parell, Die %geioroerte 9iirgidait sum-
Setrage BON 100000 51 i%telerl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Die mdrtte.
Yrobnfte.

gbieaeo, I. Sept, @eisc't,
140A Sept, 1879 1e5.
aorn - S6R Sept, 72H! 3e5.
Safer - 44% Sept, 47% Seq.
@etrei0e fir 9aar SEQ. 9 rotber
@irrterpei5en, nett, 143-1435s;
.aorn, SEQ. 2 S6-S6A; Safer,
STANDARD, 45-451A.
@erlte ~ S5c-1.O6.
gicb inb T%rupifoncn.
Gbica9o, 1. Sept. @inooicb
3nfltbr 10000. Sdupnd). ~ Stierc,
$6.5O-9.25; &iibe uul0 &inoer,
$3.75-9.5O; &alber, 5000 BIS
$3.50.
5htpeine ~ 3ufnbr $4,000.
Sangiant. 25c nieoriger. Dllrd;-
ldJnittsgemiht, $1O.60-11.t0, gu.
meilt $40. SO.
Sdafe - 3uiubr 10000. Set.
@iooer, $6.25-7.60; aammer, &c.
50-1O.9O.,
@efliigcl 15-1sc; springs
3Oc.
Butter - Creamery, 26-311hc.
@ier - 8rina 3111A-333.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
9idltfu1nite lit sibnrlo.

Gas 2idtfomite bcs 9%apenportcr
StaOtratbcs, bas alts Sen Gertreterr
I'M stootratb &aben, Meper nno
altcbl beitc6t, biclt gelterlt cine Ser
lamn1lllng ab, BET Ser sic 6rage be=
trcffs Ser M~nlegung bon 2ampen Dor
oem @eballOe Ser Iapenporter @od}=
ldlle belproden ml1roe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
somntaa frcics Tarf : son5crt int
&an0crpccr : Ynrf.

Getcrien's aopelle miro am fon.
menoelt Sonntag i'm gonoerpcer=
Narf elm 6rci : &or15ert pcranItolten,
filr ipcldles @crr gilbert Gcterler, Ser
befonllte 8irlgeat Ser aopelle, Bic
lell1en 9iame1 tragt, oos nabltc6enbe
Erogramm aufaeltclt bot:
1. Wtorlb uSollD Craftsman"
Sic cma11,l
.. 0nocrtnre Sic Srlrmpcter of
the Gromll" S. Srb. Sumo
3. Wal5er p6lorol Sete" Sirlt
4. gtopelette u9oros ans 2aoies",
5. @rano 5ontalie from tie S Spera
vGarmen" Wisct
Eal1ic.
6. Morid uGri13Senrp", g%ilenbera
z. Welooies from uRon1eo ans ees1,-
8. 3ance Of tie S1n Seat, Mmeri-
con Sn6ian MoIIer
8. Sbe sopal @merican Tarrar
10, Aalerleat 6antalie Serbert
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Sic nj c II bilfsbcreinc
rbentden ride II.
9entid : cpangcIiid : lntberilde
2tunsftrde.

gei Ser am 0onnerstag IN SEN Sc
ienidafts5immern Der Stride abge-
baltenen mouatliden g%eriammlung
Der neutrality-suspicious. ser
oentid=e 3ions-
Stride fnngirten 5ran Hl,ge nno
Srau $. Stabl als Ste @altgeberill=
men. SIM ga115en batten iid finn llno
breibig 9onelt eingeflnoen. Die
nadlte G%eriammllrng miro untcr Ser
lpe5ie1en 2eitung Ser 9amert, 6ralt
Sltgo Ibui1ielt bon Ser Gaines Str.
ll1O 6rau Saeob Sdulb bon Ser
Erairie Strabe abgebalten mer0elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
3~niammenfnnft Ser amerifaniiden
eSH0Iiener.

Ser Imerican= Stalian Club miro
morgel1 Nadunittag int Times= Ml1oi=
torillm 5uiammentreffelt, I'M bic in-
terl1atioltale Sage oltrd5ulpred5cn.
@ie perlalttet, itat6 peridieoene Be-
fan1tte Gebner Der S0bne bes lollni=
gen SilOens gelidert morben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Su6n gnnSafer tritt nc,ter sermin

Irotoem er. ido,r i'm Mpril 3llr1l
ltaotilden Iiieilor erpablt mproc,t
NOR, trat Serr Sobn @lr1oafer crit
geItern lei11 Imt an. @is gum GET.
rlsen Gage pcrtrat SEER @ltnOafer
9err1 Sgnab Silb i'm Mnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Siiireermciitcr ppr Glbpra giclt lidJ
lit Sancnpprt at Selndl a1f.

Ger Id)tbare $. @. glrerp, Sir
acrnciiter BON Gloora, ST., bielt iid)
allf Der Seimreii e begriffer1, geltern
eilligc stu11oen IN Iapenport bei
Sreltnbe1 al1f. @ahrenb Ser lctten
Mionatc batte Ser giirgermciiter in
ieincm Spmmerbeime bei 2afe Gmi=
liz, Nflnn., no er iiinf5ig @aite I'M
terbtclt, gemo6nt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
sdJOn iuieOer elm antomobil seitob

emil gdncaborn, geo. 1911
Gaines StraBe, berid)tete geltern Ser
Toli5ei, baB iein s(lltomobil am 1ol1-
llerstag IbenO bon Scr Gfe Ser a.
ltnO 8raop 5trobc geltoblen moroen
mar. gllh bieief Maid)inc ibeint
~SSoDrioers" in Die Sanoe gefa0en
all lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
8uid, nao Ienerpcbrdef IdJcinen lid)
III 8rpnibenee at amiiiiren.

6reulloe erbielten geItern bon M
bermQn=ot=larae @iaiam $. Goi6
ulro 5cl1crpebrhef 9eter Icngcr aus
Eropioe1ce, 81. s., cine 9lniidtsfarte,
aus oere1 Srbalt al eriebcn lit, bob
Die 6el1crmcbrfonoention, melcber sic
geiocn beilpobncrr, cine al1Berit 5abl=
reid bellldte u11O 81 gleid)er 3eit in
tereIla1tc nllo aniilantc lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
sscscn tbatlidrn gnsriffs pcr,tr-
thctlt.

Gop Neils ulto Sreo Gitoer muir
bet 9eitern polt Goli5eimagiltrot
grnit Glutlien SIT elmer @elbltraie
BON le ST lt1o Sen Soften Scr Scr
perllrtbcilt, neil Tic a,taeb=
lid Garl Sne1s perpriigelt batten.
Sic b%efaltnten iid vRid)t ihuloig."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
8, emfforO fanft GrnnOeiscn-
tl1tllt.

S. 9. Stafford fat oas ioecnannte
runoItiid oil Der @elt So
cult Strabe mtfgefnuft l1no miro al1f
Dem 'elben cine &iibnerfarm cil,rid=
ten, ipie er gelterlt befannt madte.
3as @rrnoitiid lit ltngefabr 10 Stores
groB l1no beltebt aits beitcm Mdcr=
lano. IS lit in Der Nabe bon Sob11
81. Jeenep's Salts gelegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
gribse Cine strakenbabn gcratb in
Wran6.

Snfolae zines allr3idlulies gerictb
&c fern Worgcn gegen Z l1br cine
Bridge Cine S%traBenbabn in Brand.
Die Spribenfompagnie go. 1, Die
nod Der 2. lrno 9errp StraBe gerl1=
fen moroen NOR, fortnte oas Ieuer in
fnr5er 3eit lolden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Manmnnb Mushrnnf 1l1ln Gr,

&apmorb Mnsbroof l11to Treo
Situs bon Sod Sslano, Sic a,f
Gampbells Sslano fampiren, erflar=
ten, ooB 3iebe in Der Nad)f bonn
3onnerstag gum 1reitag in ibr Belt
gebrnttgeu lparert mno BORT cine gol-
bene l1br nit Settle, eirtelt goloctel1
Sting ltr6 cine 8rieftaI6e, Sic 50 ent-
bielt, geItpblen baben. Gitus perlor
allcb $40 IN 8aaraelo 1t1to cine gol=
Denc l1br.
Die %nad1teberocn beiocn SET
Observation-Disclosures tplrroen geItert
ermirft: &erbert Sang unb gltber
Carlton, Clinton, Sa.; Mrtblr 81.
8rage llno Gillian s. NoItenbah,
Buffalo, Sa.
Site @rocerp=2 aoen Ser staot
peroen am Mortag, als am Mrbeiter-
taae, aeidloiien iein. 8efanttlib lit
Der Irbcitcrtag Gin Matchmaker Jcicr-
tag.
Dr. Safer, 8a5nar5ts Mbitater
Building. (Mn5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Mpntaa grpkes Sfattp,trnicr.

Mm fommen0en Montag, oIio am
Mrbeitertage, miro IN Scr Nod Sslan=
Der Sltr11ballc micber cinrnol cires
Der beliebten groBen Sfattollrniere
abgebalten mer6en. Sic ~eit5el1len
Gartiea 1eblnen ltm bolb 8 ltbr
gfadfnittags ibrcn gnfal1g. MGe
Sreiutoe oes eolen 5fot lino ber5lidit
etngela0cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
9entid : epangeliid : lmtGeriide
9reieiniafeitsfirdlc.

Grob bes miBli9en @etters bette
Iib am 9onnerstag M6eno cine Itatt-
lide @n3abl m1f 6em nelten Sdltl=
plaee Ser Observation-Disclosures
lden 9reieinigfeitsfirde gu Ser l1lt-
terbaltllng Ser 3amenunterltiiblngs
geieQihaft Ser Stride OIL Ser Z. nno
Sine StraBe eingefl1noen. Ser Mat
mllroe oltrb japaniide 2ampions err
leltdtet uno Bis gum M1tbrud) 6es
&egelts unterbielten iid bie @dlte auf
oas Bortrefflidite. 9os porgclebenc
&rogramm NOR peaen oes Geeens
abgelagt moroen unb ioa ipater eit=
mal gum Mustrag fomn1er1. l1ebcr
$2S mltrben eingellonlmelt ltno Dem
@aufono bes 11elten Sdulgebduoes
Ibin5ngefigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
INNER md, in 9ebensacFalr.

@ie Or. SO. 90. @Silep geItern er-
flarte, lit in oent gcfinoen bon Seal
8. Sleion, Ser al1l Wittpo1 Abenb
bel ei1ent Ml1tomobilunfau ldmer
perlest tpurbe, l1oGl feirerlei Menoc-
rltng cingetreten. Gemnab i6mebt
Scr &eiienoe Ser Sl1oepcnoent 9of-
ing Company INNER nod in 2ebens-
aefabr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
&eBren INN langerem M1ttomobilaus=
fl1ta md Saucnpprt a1riif.

Scrr nnb 6ralt Sobn Seinridl
fcbrten nit ibrem sobnc bon eillelrl
Illtumobiln1s Ing nod Columbus
Slinction unD 8aibin9ton nod} Ga-
penport suriid. Die Heiie ml,rbc iiber
ben iogenannten aSplttbmelt Grail"
gcnlad)t ullb bebecfte cill Serritorium
non iibcr 200 Meilcl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
CIR lctten Mnbe.
Srau In nita s. gbele-
M II II.

nj n II.
Die 9ciicbllng bon 6ralt MllalIta
S. Sbelemann erfolgte geitern Na6.
Inn 5mei l1br bonn Sral1er=
9to. 504 6art1um StraBe, aus
arf Dem 6airmount Jrie0bofe. SEER
S. arDger iprad i'm grallerbaitle Tie
audi ami @rabe. Gle 8abrtltd)fr6ger
lparen 0ie nad)Itebenoen gerlpanb-
ten: Mltgl1lt, &op, Oscar, 2ouis mno
Gbarlep Sbclemanl1, nno gbas.
8ran6i.
= merdants gransfer & Storage
SO. Selepbon 855. Mnd.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

Carroll, gored & Carroll, 3obn-
Gr5te. @bitafer 9lbg, 9ritte uno
9raog Strabe. l@n5.2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

9(Ge @rocerp=2dben Ser Sta6t
merbel1 am Montag, aIs am Mrbeiter=
tage, geid(oiien ieil1. 8efarntlih lit
Der ar6eitertag Elm nationaler 5eier-
taa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Suc s. s6neuen ~erDffuet geride-
rtngs @cidGft int 9dbcltpprt
Gnhi1fta &ntff .Nrh11fne

Soc $. Gbnencn bat iib bon Ser
Sirma 8aterman & 3brenen 8l1riid-
ge5ogcn llno inn Simmer $50. % bes
9apenport Sabings ganf- @cbGnbcs
Gin 8urealt cr0fffiet, tpo CT eilt Ser
itbernngs9eiddft befreiben miro. Serr
S6llenen lit in Ser Gage, a1e an i'm
.geiteatcn Sorocrut,get, 5u erfiiaen.
Telepbon 526. Gn5.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
RAIN NOW WILL
MAKE BIG CROP

Des Moines. July 26.-Unless a gen
eral rain Will visit Iowa within the
next few days the Iowa corn crop, this
states staple product, Will be in jeop-
ardy. according to statement given
out by officials Of the Iowa weather
ana crop service.
1t was said that the hot weather,
which has continued without Interrupt
tiOn for nearly a month, has advanced
the corn to a state where it is tassel-
ling and caring and that unless rain
comes and within a few days, the crop
may suffer. with losses to Iowa far
mcrs t0taIling millions Of dollars
George NJ Chappell, director Of tho
crop service and also weather bureau,
said today,
Reports show that corn is at pres
ent in very strong condition. How
ever, we have had no rain TO speak Of,
merely scattered showers, and If this
condition continues it viii result in
wide spreading and costly damage to
the corn crop all over Iowa. On the
other hand, if a general rain should
come one Of the largest yields in the
history of the state seem assured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
OPEN VERDICT IN
CASE OF L.LAYER
No Evidence introduced at Hearing tC
Show just How Truck Farmer
Met Death in River.

An open verdict, that Of death due
to drowning, was returned in the case
of Louis P. Layer, South Rock Island
truck gardener, whose body was found
floating in Rock river near Prince
hall yesterday morning, at the inquest
conducted last evening at Wheelan's
undertaking parlors by Coroner r. c.
J. Meyer. No evidence was introduced
to show just how Mr.. Layer came to
enter the water, and because of this
uncertainty the above verdict was re-
turned
Members of the family today ex-
pressed belief that Mr. Layer may
have committed suicide while temper
arily deranged from the heat. Two
years ago Mr.. Layer suffered a sun
stroke and the effects of this is be-
lieyed to have returned to him on
Monday. He worked about the fields
part of the day and was last seen
alive by members of the family be
tween 5 and 8 o'clock. No one saw
him enter the water.
Funeral services Will be conducted
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at
the home on Dougherty's lane, west
OF Ninth street Rev. f. j. Rolf, pas.
tor of the German Evangelical church,
will be in charge. Burial Will be in
Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
H. G. OF L. IN EGYPT
IN CLEOPATRA DAYS

Chicago, July 26.-Prices Of all
sorts Of commodities certainly have
scared since Cleopatra rcigned in the
land Of the Sphinx, according TO Louis
c. West OF the University Of Chicago
In an article on the cost of living in
Roman Egypt he says there was a time
when two aurei, or about SO, in Amer
lean money. would purchase a com
plete rousseau for Il bride that would
make a modern millionaire turn
green with envy"
\ SO bIN-iu Egyptian paprvi-
would buy a complete housekeepinc
outfit for d bride including gowns, lin
ems, cooking utensils and dishes. fur
niture. "a shelter hut camel and a
youthful slave.
Computed on the same basis. Mr.
West declares that a wedding feast
comprising > distinct courses cost the
ancient Egyptians about 20. cents a
plate.
Among the domestic bargains which
Mr. West says were available to the
Roman Egyptians were straw AT
cents q pound. "a horse al 81 SO. a pjg
al cents, a sheep at cents and n
Gallo slave al 80 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
NAVAL PROGRAM TO
GO TO CONFERENCE

Washington, July 26-Senate lead
ers, encouraged today by President
Wilson's stand on the senate naval
program. were in high hopes that the
senate bill would suffer less at the
hands of d conference committee than
had been expected.
The house probably will name con
ferees when il meets again Thursday.
Senate members have been named
Representative Buchanan of Illinois,
lighting reference Of the measure to
conference on the contention that il is
too important 10 be disposed of that
way, succeeded yesterday in prevent
ing naming of house confcrecs, but the
rules committee is prepared to force
leaders plans for a conference.
Passage of the army bill CARRYING
more than one hundred million dollars
increases over the house measure was
looked for in the senate today
The senate yesterday provided in the
bill for "A council of national defense
10 comprise the secretaries of war.
navy and interior, the army chief of
STAFF, navy officer and not more than
six industrial experts.
Washington. July % Child labor
egts lation found a place on the sen
Ate legislative program today, its pas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
GOOD
REPORT OF BLISS
Assistant Chief OF Stan Finds Stories
of Bad RatiOns on Border
Are False.

Washington, July 26.-The full re
port Of Major General Tasker H. Bliss,
assistant chief Of staff, on his inspec-
ton of national guardsmen in the
Brownsville district made public yes
terday at the war department, said in
an inspection of all camps and more
than 10000 men, reports OF ineficiency
and bad rations were found to be
wholly false. The one fault General
Bliss fOund-and that he says is al
ready remedied that during the
first few days Of the mobilization the
food lacked variety. Many of the
guardsmen, General Bliss reported,
said their TatiOns were better than the
food they were accustomed to having
a. home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
Hairfree Underarms
Clean and Comfortable

RemoYing the hair from the under
arms with El RADIO relieves the an
hoyance and discomfort of excessive
perSpiratlOn. While absolutely neces-
9aIy Tor the wearing OF sleeveless
gowns, the hair is removed as much
lot comfort and cleanliness as to meet
Inc dictates OF fashion. 1t has enabled
many women to discard the ctITnber-
some dress shield with perfect safety.
ana lnsures an underarm smoothn ess
a-s fresh and cool as n bRby's
me thought Of shaving is naturally
alhtateiul 10 most women. but with Ell
llado, a sanitary liquid toilet prepara-
Ton, the hair may be removed in a
way that Is pleasant. harmless, and al
together wOmanIy.
ri Hado removes hair from the face.
Up. neck or arms by dissoIving IL in a
re" moments, almost like washing il
on. Easily applied with piece OF alb
9"F Dent cotton. and does not increase
or coarsen later hair growth You
can help "a lot by suggesting FL RADIO
70 me woman in doubt Money-back
guarantee. At all toilet counters, soc
ana 800. For sale in this city at l.
r MoCabe q Co. and the Rless drug
sL4lra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
RECORD OF The PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can BE Had in
Rock Island.

Look wen to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of flu
turc results Anyone with had back
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles. from kidney ills. should find
comforting words in the following
statement.
Mrs. M Jamison. 44lO Sixth ave
nue.. Rock Island. says. Il suffered a
great deal from irregular action of my
Kidneys. I had severe backaches and
il was hard to straighten up after
s.,cping I was in misery when I
started using Doan's Kidney Pills.
They soon made me feel better and
stronger, drove away the pains in my
hazel, and regulated the action OF my
Kidneys. statement given May IS,
1870
over tw9 years later, Mrs. JamisOn
said Il have not noticed the slight
est return Of kidney trouble sine
noan's Kidney Pills cured me l am
in the test Of health. and I can now
90 NY LousewOrk with comfort"
Price, soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for d kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Ptlls-the same that
Mrs. Jameson has twice publicly rec
commended Foster-NiIburu Co. Props,
Buffalo, =. T.-(AdV)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
ILLINOIS CAVALRY
CAMP rs FLOODED

age of the camp OF the First Illinois
cavalry was so thorough that very lit
tie water remained in the streets Of
the cantOnment today. The heavy rain
of yesterday overdowed the camp and
officers contemplated moving it TO an
other site. They changed their minds
this morning, however, when they saw
how thoroughly the water had carried
off Illinois troopers declared that
never in the north had they seen such
a rain storm as deluged the camp yes
terday. Troop | suffered the worst. II
occupied the bottom of a shallow
WaliOW.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
FORMER SUPERVISOR
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT

George Rausch, former supervisor
from Buffalo Prairie township, is re-
covering from the effects Of an acct
dent which took place last week and
which, for time, it was feared, would
result fatally Mr. Rausch was help
ing 10 move poles with which hay IS
stacked The poles fell and Mr..
Rausch's head was caught and severe
" squeezed. There We're abrasiOns
front and back and it was feared for
a time the skull had been fractured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
Ends Forgery Sentence,

Chicago. July 26.-After serving ex-
actIy seven years and eight months for
the forgery Of real estate mortgages
amounting to $1,6O00O0, Peter Van
Nlissingen was a free man today. He
was released from the Illinois peni-
tertiary at Joliet last night. He con-
fessed to the forgeries in November,
1908, and was sentenced to an indie
terminate term of from one to four
teen years. Good behavior earned
him the early release.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26
BRITISH EXPLORER
ON ANTARCTIC ICE

Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic,
July 26--According to a message re-
ceived here today Lieutenant Sir Ern-
est ShackletOn, the British Antarctic
explore, has reached the ice fields in
his efforts TO rescue the % men left on
Elephant island last April when his
expedition returned from the south
polar zone. The relief party left Pun
ia Arenas July L on board the schoon-
eT Emma.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26

sage determined on by leaders after
an urgent request had come from the
White house, senate democrats at
coucus last night decided over the pro
tests of southern senator's to put it
ahead Of the shipping bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-26

has been aroused a match between
regulars and militia experts soon will
be arranged
The weather is cooler here than at
San Antonio and the camp is being
put in comfortable condition. Shower
baths and running water are supplied
as freely as at Fort Sam Houston.