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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

DR.. John R. Mott, general secre-
tary of the international committee
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, who has visited all of the
prison camps of the warning nations
of Europe, reports that there are
over 100000 prisoners in the camps
at The present time, constantly being
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
BYFORD RUNNER UP
FOR THE NET TITLE

Lake Forest, Ill, Aug. 14.-Heath
Byford. Northwestern champion, and
Jerry Weber, both of Chicago. were
expected to feature the matches in
the single finals today of the 10Th an
nual western tennis championships.
The winner is to meet George NJ.
Church, holder of the title, tomorrow.
The women's doubles championship
also is to be decided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

battery. According to spectators only
one blow was struck. Halpern taking
the count. Kindig then reported at
the police station and gave himself up.
Some time later Sam MoskowitZ swOre
out a warrant for Kindig on behalf Of
Halpern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
JURY TRIAL IS NO
SPEEDER'S HAVEN
Harry Weaver. Farmer Living Near
Audalusia, Is Found Guilty OF the
Charge in Local Court
RESISTED PATROLMAN NEGLEY
Officer Accused Resident Of Lower
Part OF County With Attempting
to EVade Arrest

Effort Of Harry Weaver. a farmer
said to live in the vicinity OF Anda-
lusia, TO escape a fine for speeding by
demanding a jury trial. terminated
Saturday afternoon in a verdict OF
guilty of the charge by the six jurors.
Weaver was ordered TO stop BIZ
Motorcycle Patrolman Negley last
week when he is said TO have been
speeding, and he refused TO do so. AS
result he was arrested on two
charges-one accusing him of speeding
and the other Of resisting an officer
Weaver demanded a jury trial on the
speeding charge. The case was heard
in Moline police court Saturday after
noon and the jury found Weaver guilty.
He was fined only 81 and costs, but
the costs plus the fine amounted TO
t$2120.
Next Saturday he will be given a
hearing on a charge of resisting an
officer.
GustafsOn Contributes.
Fl. A. Gustafson, 500 Seventeenth
avenue, was assessed 81 % by Magis-
trate Gustafson on a charge Of driving
his car 81 miles an hour. George Sar-
ginson, 752 Seventeenth avenue, East
Moline, was assessed a similar amount
on a charge of driving 35 miles an
hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
Carlson Files Suit.

Praecipe in a suit for $500 was filed
in the Moline city court of Judge G. %.
Dietz today by August Carlson VS..
Elmer Damp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
OUTDOORS CALLS
To LOCAL Y BOYS
Party of Thirty Lads Leave This
Morning for Summer Camp on
Rock River Near Lynden.
ORGANIZATION is COMPLETED
Youngsters Will Be Governed by Off
GERS Elected by Themselves Dur
ing Their Two Weeks in the
Outdoors.

Call of the camp was this morning
answered by a large number of Moline
boys, members of the local Y. Nj. {. A
The lads are 10 spend two weeks on
the banks of Rock river near Lynden,
III. The party numbers 80, the Rev. A.
j. Pitman and Lyle Alison being in
charge.
An organization will be maintained
by the boys during their two weeks
of camp life. They have already elect
ed officers and troop leaders. The par
" is divided into five small camps,
each one having its individual lead
erS.
boys camp is an innovation in
summer work of the local Y and is
expected TO become a permanent fea-
ture. Boys who comprise the camping
party are Roy Lee. Herbert Jameson,
Fred Guthrie, Paul Rose, Herbert
Owens, Elmer Peterson, Melvin Zieg-
Ter, George Wood, Harry Wood, Will
liam Schwarz, Horace Warner, Perry
Deane, Horace Deane, Willard Larson,
Kenneth Heider, Charles Ainsworth,
Pierre Long, Wendell Huey, Robert
Coon and Fred Lyman. Mr. Lyman is
from Kansas City and will assist the
leaders.
Rain Halls Tourney.
Due to the rain, no games were
played in the tennis tournament Sat
urday afternoon. Director Holdeman,
in charge, announces that all games
in the first round must be completed
by this afternoon. Second round will
be played tomorrow and the finals will
be played Thursday afternoon. Hunter
and Wood, Goar and Conroy and Julian
and Ainsworth were the only teams
who had reached the second round up
to this noon.
Plans for fall activities in general
at the association are being laid and
Secretary Hall stated today that he
will have a definite program ready for
announcement in the near future. 1t
is known, however, that among the
projects under consideration are sew
eral improvements in the building, a
continuance and enlargement of ex-
tension work in both Moline and East
Moline factories. enlarged gymnasium
and swimming classes, factory league
indoor baseball and a volleyball
tournament
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
SPORT GOSSIP

The jinx that has been following the
Illini about for the last few weeks
failed to make his appearance in the
ninth inning of yesterdays game at
Yuma, and so the Illini won, u to 5.
Felix took no chances in the last
round and whitfield three straight.
The Illini hit the ball to all corners
of the lot gathering 10 safe wallOps off
the delivery of d. Sachan. Blad was
the chief slugger with four hits while
Johnson gathered three.
Feature of the game was the field
ing of the Illini infieldefs who ac-
cepted II out of 20 chances on one OF
the worst diamonds to be found in this
part of the county. Only three fly
balls were hit, these going into the
hands of BIad and Johnson. Krone was
the leading run-getter, scoring five
runs.
East Moline Cubs had an easy time
defeating the Moline Rangers yester-
day afternoon, the score being 9 to ,.
In one large inning, the fourth, the
Cubs amassed five runs, adding one in
the sixth and three in the seventh.
Kee pitched a whale of a game for
East Moline, holding the Rangers to
three hits and striking out IS men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

Dorcas Lutheran hospital circle
Will not hold its meeting this month,
but Will meet Sept. Il with Mrs. AL
fred Shallene, 1146 Fourteenth ave
nue..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

First Methodist aid realized more
than $12 from its bakery sale Satur-
day in the Fisk & Loosely store There
was a fine supply of home baked
goods on hand and they all found
ready sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

Flags. which ten %, Lucretia Gar
field Daughters of Veterans will pre-
sent to local organizations, have ar
rived and the first will be presented
to the First Baptist church the first
Sunday in September, the 3D.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14

Mrs John Duncan of 1896 Twenty
third street, will entertain members
of the Highland Heath club in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary
Thursday afternoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
I'm noroiif Tprcmima.

Ger mcoOcIc2 0onif "Notionnlti.
ocnbc", al Der / nogcn 1io cr Dir.
tct ior CprcttcIicn al Ell noroiit
SCREENING, iom ituloc have (iIilut-
ming ira Be IRE ltanOInupiitc %anoc.
Nlouot &c CpQopcr, iom 6%orcniugcn
/ icrltc Nat ltlloc todc ii1 al.
uUpnI2 Nrbu.tt for @icrucniorcl-
il Al ct noronl Goriporsiormmo %
(olororbmb. 5 (iItnntrinN til
Gorenmlcn tGHlfc9 itdrtct ct toroiil
llleitriit mco Wiorn0 loapcl ira
Norlc, Spcrilc oa 2omnrf iom
ira S@louo.
Gi2ic Fluncr cr opriuOcliQ ircm.
lat al en- ficnot. pnlrc riobcn1opnif
&Ulc. Get pioc2 i Cicbliftlt lite,
hoor iJor (jlilutninl Sc bar pm
SET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
"N6 OFT licbcr amsmitiu".

Spem fienoer life Den lille Tiie
"ad on lieber 9(uguitin, alcs lit
neg. - Mcn ser er fanlfe life iau
mango, iom pc0, UNDER bpilfc ubpg-
gcligc SmitTnoigbeoer oen trngifo-
miifc Sallg blep til.
st pitcrrigif SioSifriit iort1Iler
ocrom:
Zen "fiGre Iltgllitir" bar en- be-
flenot Spillcmnno / @ien. SeIu /
oct iorirrOelige Ecltaor 1919 mi
Itcoe BON life lit gooe Sumor, % /
gal0cnbumoriitiife Snoapcrs gap
ban tit 2lune irit Sob. s "Storoe-
ocl5 SiO", oa @ienS @aber iau at
il9c bar pperianet mc0 Teitlig, bUllo-
te Oct iiN Ell gitcn, at gltgultin loo
oooorltfen / Nenoeitenen - noget,
lon cler life bUnote iaa iieloen. -
Sropcrnc trocOc, at oct bar en- 500
Monb, iom lua Ser; Sc logoc bam
paa lin Npgn o. foitcbe ham / Ell
ltor 6Glesgrap ianlmen meo Here,
iom bar bpoe al EeIt.
Ger lao ban III belle Matten nte6
Feltens Gre oper iig. Men oa ban
~paagneoe / 9brll Silitano nGitc Nor
gen, tllnoe ban life fpr lit bare 2ip
begribe, buor ban bar, % bpab set
pur ior Slags Sclifob, ban bar font
men /. Seloiguis bopoe ban lin
STffcpibe bGngenoc peo @eltet. Ga
Ian 9op ban Jig til at ipiae, til ser
tom sSolf og traf BAN pp ira oct
l~lbn11cligc Stcb.
iii ocltnc @cgipcnbeo er set, at
San9cn "Nld 0u lic6er slilgllitin"
fnpttcr Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
&poroar CT item SSuitc
fan iicrnce.
III bItmmelaptt giiSStl. ION pil Giart
bet hurtiat. Ninigi on lat
al iiibtrCOt.


0pis orr bar en- ,l,m ooae ellen an Eoy
tlsleIis SrurC. iom ne ul 0,uc ro ion
oimiubt.les Nt,oisg. 'cl hos huilieuiomht.r
Gpothtter 2i2 llu,s ~ Guts so Gents
pUyeI. ban Get p0G en- lut NIaift "a nio
'od heuns Ueo |dlwuUoe,tO Stup ar 0,auu
Latch Gutter. Se0uUo mto az tooe en- {hefc
'ulo huey SJms elC 10. ,luoeu p sinner
NJ BIN some uTye creyuuuotu. cllCr iu.'d.c
rG'isu 'orloGet. St.U eioborc t.,yer poo
htuue N(Gooe wC0ci .tuortt
CptuuGpute NljItur uooloy tu 'ulc l,ni
- q foyiuuJuo Tor yomilitu az ben rusds
Noreioit Neuoe 'nbe tlebc tlcu Ecior.
ryuG a. Inn Sac. van itt u.beytoss uoG fem
NtIuutsr NIlofGuoIo gu%yiauind rco Gluer.
Serue trcpOyoi,ou a. tWry ca Suttsr.
'uup tooty lice lat pno an zone % o.ue,
rGrer eiebli'ts.i9 yiuotlno Zen lN5uO ben
teyJe. haze ellen ttanoe oo',e pGQ en- M,aaOe.
ION pIytellQ tr mtgtuTyoig. Nutsr5t ooi01
huy,Iet be btlGu6tt <irmbwoCr. Dw me1io.
qtI en- imeyiefu.o Nous. % uduicg Carmel.
iU al Slm No.isu og I yuit,egtte c9leue.
hpoyueo rem baaJeu0tteoe Lone i>oHe ller
mes. Egioa iortrlulle mon %toutit, tramp
ogtlg Strubebore % oeu ON Gm,Ueu al.
mlnoell9e Nolie. o!btr va 'uib,ommeu cd
Imaatg gooi &sm ltter oeu.
giutT sr en- 'psda o. mtsc ,oauuutrt amm,n
'diutna az 4git Norman Rut erirlii IA ral @raia
col. ION e. iGl batreotHbt ior z~uuhuttrut
Sor al urbaao z~laiGit. Deb bin a.oIhtier ON 20,
nntt az HiHe -mootaa ~, rpast auctt. eu @oraui
for obiolni 2tl'ItosilltI't. eltT Ntngtnt prompi III
tnqebeialts n~tb'elatT btHHe brtp0tatioH. lht Qtut
&c, AZ Wsatn 81. ~ WapRt Jnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

bcoite Terner nteo 9eiter ont aien.
lioig Stette.
2Giere al "gtcw @neIiib Sictio.
rarp" fan ilao op | 2erifoncts Sor.
tale. Dan bill Der iinoe, at lloai.
peren berctter, at DR.. Winor bar
'ertot mo Cert til meuem 5000 og
5000 Orb. ToftorcnS Moresie
er | 6ortalen ongipet fun iom
Groptborne, @erfi6ire.
On bans ienere SfiGbne or at
b%erctte, az ban iorblep / arininaI.
o'plet | % Mar, bporeiter ban blcp
tlIlaot ooerflpttet til oct itore Eri-
pat lonatorium / Tirgillia @aber,
bporben ban iif lit @i6liotef ilpttet
meo Jig. DR.. Minor prizes al ale
Dem, lon ban fom / @erering meo,
life olene Tor i'm 2Groom, men %.
laa for line ipnlpatiife %perionlige
Ggenifaber.
6or nogen iaa Mar iiben giernem.
gif ban en- aIporlie Spgoom, bpor.
efter bans SlGgtninge iif bam oper.
'lpttet til Imcrifa, bpor ban eronu
Ieper / beoite Gelgaaenoe.
"a Grabct blep begnaet / 1872,
bar DIR. Ninor 81 Nor, ban er nj
altioa so aar.
Get engelifc Siosifrift, hporiro
Vcrctningen cr bcntet, crflGrcr, at
Oct life bar rippet pp / ocnnc Sag
Tor at brltge ircm igjen 0lcnltc
Slng, lonl mlanttc pUre llbebageligc
Tor DIR. Minors Ntil.0c, iclp ON int.
ret frlnlinclt frpttcr fig til Solcn.
Men Sfrlotct or tagct ior at britt
&c lottoren ocn &Uocr, iom tilfom-
ller bnrn for ocn ircmtruoenbc Nol.
lie, ban bar ipillct / ct iortrinIigt
IitcrTrt &crfS T%remfomit. Nlaoet
bar bcnucnbt liz til DIR. Mitor nleb
ell Bon ON Ell tSrcmltiaillg al Sagen
ira bans c9Gl Naanb.
Sir SameS Miirrop fit life Sen
Sptte at ic De iioite Setter al lit itorc
@crf irroigtrpft. Sun bpoe netop /
Dc Gage, ga Seretningen ON DR..
Minors mcrfeIige Sfirbne bIcp Of
fe~ntliggiort / "Strano Mugu5inc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
NluGfnottitr.
Sm Ghriitian SiuSina.


gar9 Ss0icI%0ol l%triucr g. Y y.
/ "Si0ene @clu":
Ghriitlau Climbing iiaor M pod
Mliifcn2 uiot o~mipUuNenoe Nm.
raa0c ,om set itorc ittcrnotlondlc,
oei ucroeu2ficnNic Nupu lrcm'or
ole mlleucnOc NorOmUn0. Nor
brin0er 4orpc4 Tarucr in0 / huer
Aouicrtidl. huert Stem &crocn opcr.
San burcr blanot CaNcua NiGno CT
al Sc mcact ioa uorltc 9topn, lont
flcnocS opcrali, o. ion bc0rc emo
nodet hiitorilf, polltiif cllcr loltc-
rct@lia Nr9lnlcnt mOprcuter 0cn
Care. al oaiaa &c imau, De ioItclot.
tiac Ndtioucr bctur noNct, ia betnr
rogct mere ppicutIia % uriiiclig /
Strait al i'm &noiats / Sen nImcumcn.
ucitcIige altltur. % Inlet cr dlr1cn-
menncifciiQt ION M}uiifena Hunit.
Sen Qenldlc Gouetunincr tiIborcr
ale 1oIt, ioritaaeS "a Durocrca, be.
nbrc@ "a elites operaIt / &cr0cu.
Oct er / Sun0heo ct 'rultbort
9lrbcio&lip, Ghriitinn Sinoiu9 bar
bua iig. San har urrct itobcnoe
paa ale Wliifeu5 Smraaocr. ri
bchoper bare at nTpne hans GmoI
Snmioni, hans Nlnpcrtouitrt bans
I.our &ioliutonicrt, bans Norpcrf
til Wolocfantntcn utO &ilbllUlumallo
iiQiuacn. huu2 "Nonoo &ufiuito",
hans G5.luoa &ariationcr ior 10
Tlnaler, hans Nuintct, hans Spcru
Set heaige Njerl", hans ittoliae
Sanac % transformations Tor
al cnhpcr nil i~oritda Nptfcui00cn
"a Sprnitilhc0cn / hans ltdbcnoc
Gune. Cen itjpnct nlOria / nolcn
cufelt 6orm Zen bcurgcr Jig li1cI
let og nle0 lige iro0ig Gontoii Qicu-
rem ole Mlliiteua llotrnf2miOlcr
Nan err Ell mnipcrinI Niuiifucitcr
ibInn0t os.
Manac al Sinoiua'5 itorrc %
minore Goncoigt hcrer Ill Sc nppcr.
ite / lit SlolS. Moor mommcntOlc
/ NnIpg % @ieuncmiorelic cr life
hans itore Crtcitcr % Aorpcrtcr,
hpilfc Sfionbc02pUrOicr bar ban
life 0rDsict ON fig / line uIounoer.
liz itenminA9iulotc Sougc o. No.
manier, bporIcoc5 bar ban life ior
muact at iaa bucrt Stem / Gale %.
iaa glcnncm line taIriQc Setter Hln.
p~criuQcr, bIonot hutIfc life llcI0cn
rene (erlcr !picr o. iuntlcr? Som
Sumionifcr er Sln0ind utuilionlt en-
a. Somtiocu2 melt h0ltroQen0c oQ
mcrtcIiQc, % iom SdnQtomponiit er
han allere0c ar rclnc iom Ell "Nln2
%lltcr", iuQcn uoppcu0t Muuimcr cllcr
EjIcttnut tou Ia pare at ilcu0c %
pluuorc Tor &c Stotttr her cr let at
iiHoe. ,EnRcn Horif (one0iltcr bar
bel nduct hoicrc / ltcnmluQamottct
Goltuinl AZ ollie iitrcu0c Nplclicr ems
Sin0iuQ / line bcOlte SonQc: huor
n herc2, aicrnc cnNoR / Niumct@
io|rorinQaloic Grcm'erclic uirtcr 0c
bctagcubc, mou &c mnio0cltbort dri
he "a 'Hul2Ic ser mo0tuQcijlc SiuO.
Ser or ON Sju0mQ'2 Ntuitt r.
uauuIiQ ON bans Crf~Citcrpcrtcr -
ialt, al Ger err noltt "hcroiit" pc0
Den Get cr l1u0t Gen cr hcrojit
/ IN (rouq til Storhco % %uloc
Aion mericr bol Sc (oucmo2icr,
iom bruicr o4 jmooc ira hans II
tcitcr en- hcIitrUbcuoc, ubrjtlil GilitI
en- / i'm G0cuimgi8bco cite liacircm
ittiI &Oeoli3mc. lom trUucr EtIhcrcr
lc@ lln0crtaiteIic a iom opnaur
0cl. A'jcn hpor tam It'll, OcImc itrlu
&c "a uiorioulilc 2louO oliaa pare.
cm, milo ca h|ilrtcooum? ,lu0crli
Qcre os mere uiu0ut0c hor inleu
Goncoiltcr itjIorct Mitrt,t. ,NtDcl
M Grno BETS Noob 81 >ruQ.llr,
bets nopuIoic Smcrt1 ems Smoinl
Iar 8jort set / en- NIruloc al inc.
Sun3e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
MlrNCn nt niprc nnht.

wirocn at gJprc NU0t. "Ndar icQ
foar en- Crort ior Nurifu", ifriucr
Mrs $. NitjieIt 315 u. (ron 81.
Gonton Chjo. nil lea Qjcrnc lcucrc
0cu iclv, "a oct cr en- ioo itor @luNc
al tnmc hlUlpc EoIf til at Blue
rifle EcQ 'elcr. ionl ON lea ur0er
ocrc2 (l.'rc0ahcO opcr AT bliuc iriifc.
IiacIa0mlQct lem sc uipr set iclu.
Sea muo omtult 10 ivcticnc Siliul.
Ser her. TN ltr4. Wldi2 bclnnOtc at
'iroutc ior omtrInu ire 9lur ii0cn:
'cr Ben (lN hduoc Inn uuret en- itcrf
90 frilt Muiu0t. SOM uur umOcr re.
bombing Ct en- %Ulc, men iitcoctior
N blIuc bcOre blcp bum prrrc. Nuun
.riloc IA bnttC %rlc; men heuoca
Y{anO 'orciloG, al bun ituloc prone
HlrI.o ierit Nm QiorOc ncttc "a
bclWnotc itrar al blipc bcore. ollie
err '~orbNIicOe ouCr hcrot2 N~elbreOclie.
Get anoct (lIiUlOc cr Mrs. Nilbcrt,
'om por ioo hlUlpeIo2 i Gorcui9. at
&c mootic tiorc hcn0c omfrinQ I Ell
Stol. NIrito hur helbrc0ct oQian
htuo' Nrn er M iriit % Qoar icIp
pao (orpct
NoIItcu (Ilircoaitiuelic set CT
boooe for 6obrifout "a Glacnt at III
DC, at Den @}c0iciu Sc iorbonolcr
bc'loocr 0biolnt %rro, Nngaaenot
|etinaclicr ior ~9l9cntur % andre
C%pin2nlngcr itriu iii 3r. @etcl
Tobrucp & Cons So, 1875 60
Nopne Ioe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

oca ham al aisrc iig ~ inc %crter
0~lUl6cn6c / heicrc @rdo enc Gil
irIhct or, 'fpIoca Sen CnltTn0i0bco,
at hans title % bcifucnoc Wlilif
life paaicr ino / nor (l0 mc0 oen@
Gtataic % OumOrilliNc So0t otter
uhrrtc llotrpfaiormcr. Climbing
ocler nctop Stirbnc mc0 doltlul8e
andre alporllac OF mcrtell8c Ntllli.
ferc, ion maa treltc lig mco lenerc
cnQonl al bll tien0t % ancrtlcnot.
Sinoiud bar ltrcUci mclet Oofre
Son9cr. al bOiIfe nolcn blcu lltngct
oiicntIia i'ior &inter o. aioroc SDf'
fe ior iaien at ioriuinoc uocH Gfto,
indichcS iom oct MI cngnnQ gadr Tor
iia / port aonicrtlip. Nicit irugtbnr
har han imi0lcrtiN pGrct paa Snltru-
mentdlmulifen9 Smrdooc. Vi lfpl-
Der hans 9mit ell RUtfc uGr6iiul6c
aammermiiit- o. Srfciterperfcr, al
huiIfc ct % onoct iiffcrlil i9icn pil
ouffe ircm al 8lcmielcn. Sucrolt
/ tpife San0e or 0en pafre Sfif mo.
iert, at Gigtere % Sccneoigtere ON.
firing (ioen Tor 0ercS 60.aori1c 500.
iclsona cr brorct peo CpiercIien al
ocrea &crfcr. Npao ser M cr Hct
ior ligterne, MAJ pGre rinlelig lor
&omponilternc. % ocrior tlnoe bel
Ell cIlcr on0cn Sccnc tunfc pno, ON
life SinoinA'S ioritc % piitnof enc.
tie Cpcro hiotil: Set hcli8c 9icrg",
iom hopoc i'm 66riteopiorclic / Gc2-
ian / April 1914 en0ml cngunR iiill.
De bll moerfaltct Samiiocn9 Com.
Sucriac Om Climbing.
) &nIconing al Gbr. SinOiua'9
60 Nor20aq itripcr SpcriQca ioritc
A}uiittrjtitcr, &omponiitcn &ilbclm
@aracr, blan0t on0et, at
Slnoinl ii0cH @riel'9 500 itoor
lom NorQc9 ~lorite (onctlnimcr.
Sans @cnrc cr en- Screening al
% MoAnCr, / noNcn al oc 20.
Fianoimftcr ogioo al 2ii5t.
'Rclultatct al Oenuc @IanOinQ cr
mrgtiG % pomps5 Miiiif, noroiif
boibuorelt, ting og icitIig me0 itorc
forattcriicrct al Sen l70c
Afoi. : line bcOite Shunoer - / inc
til 0oOc norifc Qigtcr -
ltoar Slnoiug en- AImengplOigbco %
HImcninttcIi9bcN al bcicitc % bcoite
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09
The New Airdonle.

Owing to The threatened strike
of a few days since the building
of the new airdome was delas CT
TO some little extent Work
will be started Immediately to
put up this airdome and every,
thing will he in readiness fof
the opening day. about The frs
Of he month The managels OF
the airdOme are going to leave
nothing undone that will tend
to please and interest their pa
irons.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

Secretary A o. Landry Of tbs
Police jury informs us that the
total automobile tax collected
from Vermilion Parish for 1915
amounts to ST 247 rs leaving a
net balance of $ll22.99 afie
deduetl z the Secretary of State;
10 per cent collection fees Tht
collections for the period endin'
February 10 amounted to 1886 "a
and those for The period Fl,
august 15th were 1861 40.
The net proceeds If his tax :.
prorate 10 the several Wards $
the Parish. to he used for Rost
Maintea
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09
Victor Features.

The manager of the ' ictor
Theatre is arranging for some
additional big features to be put
on at this theatre at an early
date.
Arrangements are being made
whereby the Citizens Concert
Eanl will furnish music now
and then for the Victor, due an
aouncement of which will be
made at a later date.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

Revival services have be. =
held all this week at The Meth o
DIST church aud were largely q I
tended at all services. Re
Joyner, of New Orleans. WAC u
charge of the meeting. hi, aT
perlence in church work wv .
and hold. his audience with i'll 4
tense interest
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

{. Steeh 5 c0ttongin-yard present.
ed very busy scene Saturda
morning between 9 and 10o'cl, cH
wheh- ess Representative counteI
between Isfand 20 wagons wait
inc for their turn TO unload.
Mr. SteeH stated that the tnta
receipts of cotton at his Gin fol
Friday and saturday were $1,000
and $4,000 pounds, he places thi,
seasons crops Yield in our sec
ton at about 80 per cent of &
normal crops, the loss having
beencaused by the eXcessiverain;
in the latter part of the growing
season The ruling price e.
crtton III the LEGAL market auri''5
the past week was $500 pc.
thousand.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

The parish police jury he'
heir regular session "Wednesday
hev renewed the contract wit
he state for a demonstratio
agent and afterwards employe
Vr f II Casanova again, h
having even sati,faCt0rs ServiC
aud WIS complimented for h
good work.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09
Bids Wanted
Abbevi.le La, Aug II

Abbevi.le La, Aug II 1916
2ids will be received by j G. Brous-
gard Secretary Corporation of Able
gille, La up to p. m. Sept Is 1915
for one crude oil engine to operate %
Kiiowatt electric generator, one mo-
bor driven Underwriters fire pump,
760 gallons per minutes and one 90
rfiowatt 450 to 500 volts, direct cur
rent generator. All according to
70 ciflcations to be secured from A. q
-Esuck. manager Water & Light Plant
Bids may be for all or in part me
ria hit Is reserved to reject any and ali
W s. HAYES, Mayor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

He was Worried aud Hopeless.
"For ten years 1 was bothered With
kidney trouble" writes T. F. Hpt-
Crimson, Little Rock, Ark. 81 was
worried and had almost given up all
hopes. l used five boxes of Foley
kidney Pills and am now we'll man y
Foley Kidney Pills drive out aohes,
pains, rheumatism and all kidney
trouble symptoms Sold Everywhere
otto
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09
Pure, Clean and WholesC pm
] G z: !;
is the kind made by the.
Home Ice Fact0iF5
Phone No. Il
4 Bad Summer For ChlidreI
Phone No. II

\ Bad Summer For thlIdreI
There has been an unusual am9
of sickness among children evet
where this summer. Extra precf
tons shold be taken to keep the bovS'
open and liver active. Foley CattN'
tic Tablets are a fine AMI whole5fs
physic; cause no pain, Eauses or GO.
ing Relieve indigestion, sicE nc.
ache. biIiousnesS, sour stomach, !
breath. Sold EVERYWHERE. a.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

Next Tuesday Sept. y will be
held the Democratic Primary
whose object is 70 select candi-
dates for the offices of Judge and
District attorney
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09
Cnred Her Two little Girls

Mrs. Ada Sanders, Cottontown,
Tenn, writes: ave use Fole,'s
Honey and Tar as our best and only
cough remedy. 1t never fails'to cure
my tive little glrls when they have
colds. Relieves hoarseness, tick ing
throat, bronchitis, hay fever, asthma,
Group. Sold Everywhere adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

Prof II J Smith and wife Of
Ruston, mOt0red here last week
and spent pleasant visit at the
hore Of his sister, Mrs. G
Bouligny.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

The seventh ward tax payers
have asked for an election IN
their ward for the purpose of
voting on the proposition of put
ting that ward on Ii road tax
basis instead of the old and I'M
satisfactory system of road
overseers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-09-09

Mrs. P. P. Marshbanks and
childrens, Of Port Arthur are visit
ing in this city, guest of Mrs. P.
L. Broussard.