Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-27

new building consisting of two store
rooms and four flats recently erected
by R. Tenebom, 1405-07 Harrison
street, has been completed, and within
q few days Mr.. Tenebom will occupy
one of the store rooms with line Of
shoes and general merchandise.
Get $4,000 M0re.-Over $4,000 came
in for the new Lend-a-Hand club home
when the campaigners turned over
their reports at the Hotel BlackhaWk.
The total amount subscribed is now
$S0,0SS175, with two days of work left
to make up the $4,000 yet needed.
With the workers still at a high pitch
OF enthusiasm the campaign is being
waged from o'clock in the morning
until late at night with over 500 active
workers still bending every energy to
live up to their motto, Work Will
Win"
Injured by Man on Motorcycle
ficer kOppes of the Davenport police
department was injured when he was
hit at Second and Harrison streets by
a motorcycle ridden by R. J. Thomson.
The man was arrested and released on
bonds in the sum of $50 furnished by
Mr.. Schulz. According to physicians
the officer may be laid up for a week,
although his injuries are not expected
to prove serious.
Three Hurt in CraSh.-When an au-
tomobile belonging to the keystone
Pr u hyy Tnh
Block, one of the owners of the local
company, and occupied by f. Wright,
Glib West Sixth, Collided with a motor
cycle driven by W Hammond, 1903
West Fourteenth street, at Third and
Gaines street, all three men were hurt
The motorcycle was coming down
Gaines street at a rapid rate of speed,
according to witnesses, and the auto
mobile was going east on Third street.
Both were travelling at rapid gait, and
neither had time to stop in time to
prevent the crash.
| Business Rooms Are Opened Today
sees the opening of four new business
rooms in the Hotel Davenport and
marking an impetus in the business
around Fourth and Main streets All
| of the new rooms are beautifully fin
ished with hardwood and tile floors.
One of George Martins string of 10
| stores in the tri-cities is opened in the
room next to the hotel lobby. Mrs.
Jean Archer, who has conducted a
! beauty shop at 225 West Fourth street
! for several years, has moved into one
of the hotel rooms on Fourth street
| where three operators will assist in all
sorts of beauty shop work including
| chirOpOdy and eleCtrolysis. The DAY.
export Cleaners occupy the next room
| This new shop is under the manage
| ment of Charles J. Stelk, who has been
! in the cleaning business here for sew
eral years, and whose experience be-
/ speaks first class cleaning establish
( ment. The corner room is occupied by
/ the general Offices of the Delco Light
/ company in charge of J. s. Kimmel
( DelcO lights are a unit system contain
. ing a gasoline engine. dynamo and
| switchboard.
Heinrich Flick Dies Suddenly
: Heinrich Flick, living at 2502 Mckinley
avenue. was found dead in his room
/. yesterday, having passed away as re-
suit of heart failure. He had beer
failing in health for some time but
/ only the day before had walked a mile
without noticing fatigue, The deceased
aged II years at the time OF his death
was born in Tiebensee, Dittmarschen
Germany, Dec. IA. 1888, and was mar
ried Oct. IA. 1864. to Magdalena Sheer
| She preceded him in death in 1910