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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12
Center.

j. C. Harris and family returned
the past week from an extended visit
with relatives in South Dakota and
Minnesota.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the Home Coming at Van
Vert last Friday and Saturday.
Igo's auto polo team furnished
some very interesting entertainment
for the large crowds.
L. L. Long of Big Horn, Montana,
returned recently to spend two or
three months in Iowa.
Bert Sarchett's sister, Mrs. Brown
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
Sarchett home.
Fred Pullen and family who have
been living on the Pearson farm and
working for C. M. Axes, moved away
the past week.
The many friends of Capt. ]. d.
Brown will be pleased to know that
he is somewhat improved at this
writing. His son Elmer who resides
in Oregon arrived Friday to be at
the bedside of his father.
Many from this community attend
ed the Manchester Bros. sale of pure
bred Poland China hogs the past
week. An excellent dinner was serv-
ed to the many who were present and
Manchester Bros. had one of the
most successful sales which they
have ever held.
Harvey Northrup was in this vicin-
ity recently purchasing cattle.
Milt Manchester and family visit
ed Sunday at the home of Garfield
Bunch.
Bert Sarchett recently purchased
registered Shetland pony for his
children and they are justly proud OF
their new pet as 1t is very fine pony.
Much attention was attracted by
the balloon men who passed over
these parts Sunday morning. They
starte l from Muskogee, Okla, Satur-
day.
Il - n
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12

We want your business and will
give you every reasonable banking
courtesy and accommodation. Leon
Savings. Bank.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12

II you have any OF our Ice cream
packers at your home please tele.
phone US and we will call and get
them.
walkers Ice Cream Factory.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12

Alfalfa seed for sale by Biddisou
Coal z Grain Co.
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Die Beuttse Gage.

an ser CONAN uno IN Der DO
bruoida gebt es ben 8elttI6en tnO
8ulaaren on0auerno gut; lie baberl
lest @iurqepo an Ser 0onal 9enom=
men. Dagegen ioaen Die @aiterter
cine Sffeniipe in Mo5eoonien inter
nommen uno oie 8ulgaren 5nriifge=
orGngt baben: @rie6enlano miro fi6,
tpie es beiBt, in ben na6iten Sagen
Sen Mliierten ani6lieBen; Der So
MIG ioa nit Dem @eoanfen onsge=
Iobnt fem uno 3aimis min 5nrilf-
treten. Sn Siebenbiireen iino Die
&nmanen etmas porgeriift uno BEL
SrIopo iinb Tie suriifsei6logen.
Sin Ser Somme MAIDEN Die Oent=
Ihen itarfe @egenangriffe.
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greic yreiye fit seras: 9ienfag Il. September 1915.

riidt noren iino, baben bis lett an
}1einenb tpenig ausgeribtet Sin
Sell oerielben ioa iogor iiber Or
{opa in's Serbenlanb einge0rungai1
lein, bod lit Dies 5ur Set, oa mir
Dies ihreiben, nod ni6t beitatigt.
NGe anberen Sronten Der oeut16et
8~erbiinoeten fteben felt uno Ielbit
an ser Somnle bat ELM 0ur6bruf
Der oeutf6en Sront nidt ftattgefun=
ben. =
ENGLAND bot BON Den 1ertralen
0odten perlangt, lie ioaten ale
l1nterieeboote fir ariegsl6iffe err
fIdren uno bebanbeln. @ngloro
min boburd oas &edt erlangen Die
Observation-Disclosures Ser 0eutI6en
obne ireeno mel6e Hiifiidt per-
ienfen 5u fonnen. Die Nelltrolen
iino nidt geneigt, al,f Dies Gerlan-
gen ein3ugeben; uniere Reeierung
erflort entidieben boB, penn an-
bere S6iffe biefer @rt ebenio einge,
ri1tet {inb, mie Die 19eutIdlon64,
Tie oiefelben nidt aIs &riegsidaffe
anfeben uno bebanoeln fam. gng=
lono bat alio Die eepiinihte inter
rationale 3uitimmunq 81 leiner S0ec
nidt erbaIten; troeoem miro es
oieie Soee orrdfiibren unb Elm Der
artigesltnterIeeififf 5eritoren, 10 nie
es oeIfen aniidtie miro. Gum @Iiif
i6eint bos nidt 10 leift gu fein. =
Der @intritt Rum4niens IN Sen
aaiierten : Sumo bat 5u itiirmil6en
SSenen I'M ungarifden @arlamert
gefiibrt, man tobte mieber einmol,
gegen ben 8remierminiiter ben @ro-
fen Sis5a, uno cine 3eitlane tporen
llniere englil6en 3eitungen bon bon
Winiiterfri3en, Die in Oeiterreih uno
ungarn beboriteben Toatetl. Mu oie-
lem @ereoe bat Elm S~nterpiem 8ll-
rion's, oes ausDdrtieen Winiiters
Der 0oppelmonorfie Elm gnbe ge-
ma6t. @r erfl1rte man oiirfe fol-
DIE Sder5e nid)t 10 troeii6 nebmen
uno beftritt ,baB man ourf &uma-
MEMS Ibfaa iiberrai6t moroen lei
manfe aus Sis5a's @orten ber-
ousboren Doaten. SIN l1ebrigen lei
iib Die 8ebolferune Selterrein I'm
garns bariiber einig, oaB Der &rieg
f~ortgeIett peroen miiiie nno ooB
man iid bon ben Seinben nift Den
Srieoen oiftieren Iaffen oiirfe. l1eb-
muroen oie Sturmi5enen
I'M Barlament, Die mol gar nid)t 10
eepefen iein merben, mie
lniere 3eitunsen iie madten, nur
bon einem fIeinen Sell Der Sppo-
ben @nbdngern aaroIpi's,
aisgefiibrt. -
Ser oertde Reidstae miro am
%. 0ieies Monats 5niammentreten.
Der Heibsfan5ler, SEER bon getb-
mann=Soameg, bat bereits nit Den
5ibrern Der 8arteien fonferiert. Die
SiBnng miro nift lange bauern uno
p~nbrffeinli6 lhon am 6. 9ftober
meroen.
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g. q. < q. z.

=. y. C =. z.
@ntnnft -
SEQ. 16-@on 5ou1ton, @oco uno Cor
pug gbriiti ........6.55 nadm.
No. 14-8on 9onlton unb aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
9fo. 12-gon Doafum unb R~iiitenorten
SO. 41-@on &errbiIe. -. 9:O5 borrn.
No. 43--bon &erbiue, MIR Gonntngs /.
:..;.......::...6:55 abenbs
Ro. 145-@on &errpille. tdalid, ausaes
r1omrnen Sonntnns ..6:45 abenbs
Gbfa1rt =
$50. 15-gsa6 9onffon, moco unD Corr
pus gbriiti ........ 8:45 BORN.
No. 13-SaA 5oufton unb @iiitenorten
lU:45 dberl0S
No. 11-yea6 Ooafum nno 8iftenorten
$50. 42.aad aerroiGe, nur an l:au1al'.
go. i zHs- aerrpile. so sos '' ebenss
Wo. 146)Na6 @errbiue tGeIih, al1geez
r1pr1rnen 6onntnaa. 7:O5 BORN.
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6err @ompers BON Ser american
5eoeration Of 2abor uno Die
0emofratiihe Hartei.

Sn Der &eoe, melde Der Ir1iioent
Der @meriean federation Of 2abor,
@err Samuel .@ompers, am @rbei-
ter : Gage in 2eniston, Me., ge-
,balten bat er nift ollein Ieinenl
&auptpioeria6er I'M Senat, Sena-
tor Sberman bon SGinois, Ser i'm
fiir5lih fir einen yoffentliden Sc
meinidaben~ erfldrt uno feline Ser
aiisforoerung 81 einem &eoe-9uea
abgelebnt batte, ben @orpurf Ser
5eigbeit genladt, Ionoern aud sic
republifmif6e Iartei idorf fritz.
iiert, pabreno er bon Ser oemofra.
tiIden bebmptete, lie mare oie elm
5ige poIitiI6e Srelmoin Der organi-
iierten Irbeiter uno 6Gtte oeren
Sauptforoerungen gei6rdnfung oss
@inbaltsbefebls : 8erfabrenS mi
Iusi9luB Der @rbeiter GraaniIo.
tionen BON itrafredtliden 8erfol
gungen auf @runo oes anti : Sruit.
@eIebes 81 ibren eigenen qemodjt
@r erfldrte iid) iibrigens and ge
gen 5pongspeiie i6ieosgeriftlif,t
8eilegling BON aontroperien 5miIfler
@rbeitern unb arbeitgebern CUR Ser
biitung BON Streifs, ipie tie bel
Brdiioent in Ieiner 9oti6aft on Ser
aongreB am 90. 9tueuft empfobler
bate @ompers' aniidt nod mir
De ba6ur9 elm 3uitano Der SfIape
rel Der @rbeiter beoinet meroen.
Bon republifoniIder Settle niri
eingemanot, boB Gr1iioent giIIoi
ME Elm Sreluno Der 4r6eiter aefpe
len 1T, ionoern tets oeren emf
i6ieoener @egner. Sein Ginoreifei
in Die 9ontroperie 5piIden ben Sab
nen uno ibren aneeitenten, iotpei
fie MiteIieoer Der bier 9riioerfdlaf
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GDif nadj Der alien Seinat.

Die nd6Iien neutraIen 9ampfer,
Die 8oitia6en mir OeutihIano unb
Selterreif-lngarn BON Nen Sort
mitne6men limo:
ullniteo @tates~, a~openbagen,
9onneritog, IA. September.
s8ergensfior6~, gergen, Soms-
tag, 16. September.
Oscar IL, @openbagen, DON.
nerltag, %. September.
1ariitianiafioro", Bergen, Soms.
tag, 7. Sftober.
vSenig Olao~, aopenbagen, DON
neritag, -. Sftober.
oStofboIm, @~otbenburg, Sams-
tag, IA. Sftober.
ySreoerif VIII, a~openbogen.
MittDo6, IS. Sftober.
limited States", aopenbagen,
0onneritag, 26. 9ftober.
ggergensfiorb", Screen, %. Of.
tober.
gs 1T notpenoIg, ben Ramen oes
betreffenoen Gamblers groB uni
beutlid ouf Dem griefumidlaa 81
permerfen. Sober Brief Ionte ser.
art marfiert neroen, oa er ionit biel.
Ieift nrif neltrolen 9ampfern befor.
bert miro, Die eneli1he S6fen anIoll,
fen. \
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NO. 101-SnnTet 2imiteo. Don Retp Grs
SO. 1o2 euaiet aimiteb. bon Can srar@
Ro. 7-96neu8ua, bon Stem Orleorls :.
$50. s-s@aeu5us. bon 0eI gio -.
........ ........ 1850 BORN.
4o. 9-Suniet ggpreB. ppn Stem Dr.
iea11s ........... 7:10 nn6m.
Yn, 10-SIniet GTpreR BON Gan Srnns
cisco .....-.--- $50 nndhm.
$50. Io1--@unrst aimiteo, nod Gar
Srnn.isco 1850 BORN.
no. 1o2-gnniet eimifeb. nad Rslp or.
leans .......... 400 porni
Ro. 7-Sdneusus. nod Sci Mio
...11:00 BORN.
no. sL5dnen5us mad Stem Orleans
no. sI9nniet Grpreb mad Som ' sran.
mo. 1o-@uniet grpreB. nod Retp Or
leI ing .......... 11:30 nndhts
Spesial 9ailb grpreB mad gaaIe gaB
10 Witternaht.
yterorva aipi1pn
no. 301-gon Souffon, Bort 9npoco,
@ictorin. guero -. 7:05 nndm.
Nn. so2-Nad gue.o. gictoria. Sort
Snbnea, 9onftcn : ..8:15 borm.i
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Die @lafIiden.

DMeine erite Eodter bat einen
9i6ter celebrated, meine 5tueite
einen &iinitler uno meme brittle eli
men @anfierl@
nno weIdes Gaar lift om eIiid-
a9ie beioen eriten, oenn Die Iebeu
bonn orittenl"
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Tins Wafbinatpn.
Gortiesuna bon Der 1. seite.l

NOottlS21uS opH pSi L. Stl4C-J
mirfiamite aber, Die geationerl, mel.
DIE Die amerifanii1e Goft aufbolter
uno %berouben, pom telegrapbiId)en
orabtloien unb Toitperfebr Ser Ser
Staaten ausidlieBen Doqte lift in
Sfitanoigen Senatsfomite begrober
woroen. Senator 8belan bon Gali.
~fornien batte Die oiesbe5iiglide 3il.
latbeitimmlng eingebraft. Gil
ulirbe seitri6en. @a5rI6einlif bot.
te Der Stoatsiefretar fi6 onmit aus
Sreunoidaft fir england nidt elm.
peritanoen erfldrt. Die gnafano.
'RobbD miro iibrieens ~unteriud)t mer.
BEN.
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Suns III Derrenten.

0as intere nnS obere Stofiuerf
BON &r. 218 O%it-gommeree Gtrase
lit 81 berrenten. HGbere Mnsffnft in
ner Office Der vTreien Erefir"
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Eamt : Kranfbeiteu.

@e5ema, indenbe 6dmorrboioen, Hoie,
ausfdlas, 8Idsdben, rote @ofe nftp. tper,
oer id9neu gebeilt bur6 r3inlae 9albe".
Sortofret 5i9eiarot. Rreis SOC fiir fIeiz
ne Il. $1.0O fir aroBe Sdadteln. Gbrei,
itert: e. @. 9ros Co., gor 238, eta.
g., glebelmb, Ohio.
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Sine @elt ppl Seiben biloet bos

@efolge bon unreinem glut. Die
gan5e @eiunobeit miro in Mitleioen-
I6aft ge5ogen; Die Strait madt Ser
S6tpa6e 8lat; oas @eiidt aeist oic
ansbritde Der llnreinisfeit. 8or
iiber bitnoert Sabren muroe elm Sell
mittel fir f6lebtes 8lut ent6edt,
tpeldes bisber nod nidt iibertroffe.l
puroe, Sorni's MIpenfr6uter. gs ii
ni6t in apotbefen 81 baben. Man
lfreibe an Or. Setter Sabrnep &
Sons Co., 1875. 60. Sopne Mp.,
Chicago, IN.
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SO. 2-Won Corpus gbrifi uno garris
80 Springs ......5:30 nnfm.
SO. 4-gon CORPUS gbriifi II. 8rotpns>
billie ....... 100 BORN.
Nbfnn-t
Ro. 1-Na5 Corpus e1riffi $500.
..10:30 BORN.
$40. 5-Nad Corpus gbrifti unb gar~
ri5o Springs ......10:45 nbenos
santa sc Is. K. q. 81. 9epot).
Nntunft =
SO. 5-@om 9orben. 49,. 9.15 BORN.
go. 1-@om 3orben ....8:05 abenos
Nbfabrt-
$50. 2-gfnh benz Norben. .a.15 BORN
Nc. 6-gad Dem Horben. 1885 nadm.
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GS feblt INNER nod on Gefruten
fir uniere reanIqre Wrmee.

IS feblt INNER nod an Hefruten
fir uniere regllare @rmee.
Die felt @pril nit beJonoerem 81
fer betriebene 3efruten @er6ana
bot bisber feline nenflenstperten RE
fultate ereeben. gS Miro aehofft,
bob i'm @inter, mo oie Mrbeitsee-
legenbeitm ni6t 10 aablreib iino,
Die in Der narmen Sabres5eit, iid,
before g~rgebnifie er5ielen laIfen
fperoen. @s iolte cine 8~ermebrmnq
Der Grdien5itdrfe Der r%esul1ren @r-
NEE nm 10000 Mann 6erbeigefiibrt
weroen. gisber iino nod nid]t 600
8efrlten aewonnen fporoen. Sat-
l1Gli6 lit our 3eit Die oftileae StGr-
fe Der Irmee I'M 1000 Mann ge=
ringer als am 1. esllIi borigen Sab
res. Die @rfpartung, oaB es gelin-
gen Der6e, aus Ben an Die 8rense
fommanbierten Staats : Sruppen
8ablrei6e Refrlten fir Die resulGre
armee 81 gefninnen, bat iif) nift
beruirfIidt. SIN @egenteil iheint
Die gefannti1aft nit mirflif)em
Soloatenoienit unfere Mili5ler ob
iolut nidt begeiitert oafiir gu bo-
ben. uSoIoatenipielen lit nidt
i6mer, SoIoot 81 Iein idon Tebr
biel mebr". 6einriei.
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Die GntlofiunQ zines seiles Ser an
oie @ren3e fommonoierten
St~aatstrupen aus Dem
N...Sz2S.
8unoesoienfte


Die gntlaiiunq etnes Seiles Der
na6 Der merifanii6en l@ren3e fom=
manoierten Staats Sruppen aus
Dem 8u~noesoienite, /oie erfoIgen
miro, iobalb Die betreffenoen g9egi-
menter IN lire SeimatsItoaten 8u=
riiftransportiert moroen iino, bat
ni6t aagemeil befriebigt. Die Stoo=
ten, tDel6e bel oieler teiImeiIen DC
mobiliiierung ni6t beriidiihtigt noc-
Den 1tro uno beren Sruppen nod
ON Der @ren5e bleiben miiiien, per-
langen energii6, OaB Die 4briiitung
Su elmer aagemeinen gernaft miro,
5umal oa beeriinoete InsIidten OUT
enogiiltige geileerng Der merifanb
lben &ontroperfe porbanoen iino.
Snoeiien lheint Ole Administration
gu fiirdten BOB cine 5n idnelle gnt-
bloBung Der @ren5e bon Sruppen 5u
1enen merifanii1en lleberariffen
uno giniaaen fiibren fonnte. Man
f6eint in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod
nidt Die ueber5eltgung g~eiponnen gu
baben, bag Garran5a i'm Stanoe fem
miro Dem Hauber-, 8anoiten- 1lno
&ebeaen : @eien in Ser Hahbor-
Republif eriinoIib Elm gnoe gu mo
den, Solbe WabregeIn eeboren nun
einmal Werico eeeeniiber gu Der
BoIitif Der M0mtntftrntion
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ten iinb, pGre ni6t ouf eieene Sni=
tiatipe 5uriid8ufiibren, fonoern auf
oen Druid Der groben Maiie bes
anerifanii6en Golfes, melde einen
Streif bermieoen feben mo1te. IS
miro Dem 8rdiioenten gum gormur.
Re gemadt, oaB er BET elmer @elegen-
belt in elmer Geoe erfldrt babe.
o8ir lpreden 5t ausi1lieBli6 bon
Der capitalization &lqffe. @s giebt
nod einen anoern fur9tbaren 6einb
Der @lei6beit uno Ser Sreibeit, uno
bas lit Die &loiie, pelfe bon ben
arbeiter : Srganiiationen uno If
rem 5itbrern bi~er5ulanoe gebiloet
miro" l1no bei elmer onoeren Sc
Iegenbeit auBerte iif Ser Gr1iioent,
ME folgt: Sic niiien, ooB Ser SIN
geiteate eS ii6 g~euobnlid CUR @egel
gennadt bat, fir Sen 2obrt, Sen er
erbGlt, 10 fuenig mie mogIi6 gil lei.
item" Gem republifonii6en Bro
iioentidofts &anoiooten, Serrn
6ugbes, miro nadgeiogt ooB CT
ols @oupernel1r oes Stootes Iep
Oorf mebr 8orlogen gum Sduse SCI
arbeiter ourh feline ltnteridrift &c,
iebesfraft oerlieh, pie irgeno elmer
Ieiner Gorganger.
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from Alaska, showing the Indian In
habitants and several OF the Alaskan
towns.
The high school faculty partook OF
an informal four-course dinner last
evening in the school cafeteria. The
decorations were carried out in Grim
son and gold, the school eolors.
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Continued From Page One)
troops who went to the Holly ranch to
rid it Of Yillistas under the bandit
Cardenas This is the information
contained in a dispatch from General
Pershing TO General Funston here to-
day.
A detachment of the sixth infantry,
under Lieutenant Wetherill, and guild
ed BY Holly, set out on the morning of
the 18th, 10 run down the Vlllstas.
They dispersed the bandits, woundlng
two men, whom they captured.
Holly staid at the ranch that night.
The next morning his dead body and
that OF his foreman we're found.
The dispatch did not state whether
Holly was an American.
Colonia Dublan, Chihuahua, May 4.
Perhaps one of the queerest de-
mands made on the Quartermaster'
department Of the American expedi-
conary command has been received
mere from field headquarters at Naml-
euipa This requistion asked for two
Cinnamon, fully equipped
Behind the reQuisition is story OF
The rivalry between the various Amer
lean camps along the line Of communi-
cation. Officers at Dublan obtained the
services Of two Chinese cooks whose
lame spread through General Perish
ihgs force. Officers at Namiqulpa
learned Of the skill of the cooks ana
determined that the only way to OBJ
taln similar services was TO make
demand upon the quartemaster, VINO
mas been asked to supply the command
with everything from locomotives to
needles. The next truck train carried
Two Chinese chefs, properly accounted
iof in the cargo manifest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
PING PONG MEET Is
WON BY LOCAL BOYS

Ping pong sharks from the boys de-
psrtment of the Rock Island Y. NJ. c.
A. won all three places in the tri-city
ping pong tournament played here last
evening. Local tournaments had been
played of at the different departments
and the winners met last evening to
decide on the tri-city championship.
Harry Beherns won first place by de-
feating Clarence Estes of Davenport
Earl Arnold and John Dice, also Of
Rock Island, won second and third
places.
The baseball team Of the boys de-
partment have baseball game sched-
aled with one from the Moline for
Saturday morning. The local team
has shown up in great form during the
past week and expects to come out on
the long end of the score. The lineup
for Saturday will probably be as fol-
lows: DOpp, catcher: Bruner or Bur
ton, pitcher; Doyle, ID: Beherns, 2b;
Wilson, IS; Allen, 3b, and Lamp, Dice
and Mccarthy in the outfield. The
team this year promises to be as fast
as last year and with game sched
uled for every week the locals hope to
have great record by the time the
season is over.
The annual election Of Y. NJ. c. A.
directors will take place Monday night
al s o'clock at the association build
ing The association has sent out an
nouncements to all members, urging
them to attend this meeting, at which
time there will be music and refresh
ments and in addition two short talks,
one by A. ". Manuel Of Rio De ia
NERO, and the other by w. B. Dawson,
who becomes the foreign representa-.
tive Of the Rock Island Y. NJ. c. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
YELLOWSTONE PARK
SIGHTS IN PICTURE

4 most instructive lecture on yell
ioWstone National park was delivered
al the Rock Island high school last
eVening by Charles Norton Hunt, VINO
Spoke under the auspices OF the ko-
tary club and represents the North
efn Pacific Railway company. The
lecture was accompanied by stsreoD-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

ticop slides and motion picture films.
Mr.. Hunt first commented upon the
See America first" movement, occa-
stoned by the European war, and
stated that travellers were now com
mencinP 10 realize that there was no
other spot in the world that contained
within the same area the sights and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

The geysers, according to Mr.. Hunt,
probably are the chief sight of the
park, as their number and diversity
are not equaled anywhere else in the
world in the same area Many of the
gevsers are constant and in working
order all the time, while others may
De spraying for a certain time and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
PATROL z0UAVES
IS TO Be FORMED
nrill Team for Amoo Groto to BE
Organized Under Direction Of
Major Dunarin.
PLANS FOR ANNUAL PICy,c
select June : rs Date for Next Cere.
oniaI-Trying to Arrange
NcCutche0n Lecture.
PLANS FOR ANNUAL PICNIC

Plans for the organization of a
ropaye patrol, composed of from "a tn
a members, were made at the meet
J me of Amoo grotto. last evening at
Masonic temple, Rock Island. Tho
men are TO be drilled by Major Dun
avn.
The annual picnic of the grotto was
discussed and committee composed
NJ Leroy Mace, ]. ". Johnson. and n
G. Welsh was named to have charge
Of it. Moline and Davenport grotto
members will be asked to participate
Ceremonial June Z.
The next ceremonial is to be held
June T. al which time large class of
candidate will be initiated. On Nav
ls May festival is to be held. The
Tn-City orchestra Of Is pieces has
been secured 10 give a musicale at
Masonic temple.
A letter was read from the Stude-
baker company, offering to give all
of the members of Amoo, not only an
inspection trip Of their automobile
plant, but also free sightseeing tour
when they attend the national con-
vention in Detroit, June 10, 20 and 81.
II is expected that at least so mem
bers from this city will make the
journey.
Arrangements are still pending for
the appearance of John T. McCutch-
con. A,date has not been set for his
coming but it is thought that his lee
ture-recital can be arranged for some
time within the next month or so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

scenes of Yellowstone park. This he
proceeded to demonstrate by showing
a series of highly colored slides of diff
ferent scenes in the park. illustrating
the many geysers and the assortment
of colors caused by the different algae
that were able TO grow only in steam
ing water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

then die down. and still others are
at any time. Other features OF The
scenery were the many mountains,
caves and rocks. all of which were
represented with the utmost faithful
ness BY the pictures.
Another interesting feature of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

lecture was the different animals that
were depicted and whose pictures had
been secured only with great difficult
ty. Among those shown were the
elk, the moose and the Rocky noun
tain sheep. all of these being shown
in motion pictures In closing his
lecture Mr. Hunt also showed scenes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

McCalPs Patterns for
May now selling at the Pat
tern Section.
Main Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
Garments at 75c

Gowns Of muslin or longcloth, slpover
STYLES embroidery trimmed.
Drawers of nainsook and cambria material.
circular style lace and embroidery trimmed,
Envelope Chemes Of longcloth daintily
trimmed, many styles.
Petticoats Of muslin with deep flounce. full
with. lace or embroidery trimmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

N1OMRN'S Gloves in assortments
W which will give gratifying op-
portunity to select the glove most
suited TO your need.
Main Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
Garments $500 to $3.50

Envelope Chemies Of fine nainsook material,
French-American hand embroidered. also en-
pire style of shadow lace, $500 to $3.50.
Petticoats with circular flounces OF val lace
and embroidery, priced $500 to $3.50.
Gowns. in slip over styles, French-American
hand embroidery $500 to $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
Garments at SOC

Drawers Of longcloth and nainsook material
lace and embroidery trimmed, circular and
knickbocker style.
Corset Covers OF painsook material prettily
trimmed in val and shadow laces, also embroid-
cry many styles to select from.
Gowns In slip over and button front styles.
lace and embroidery trimmed. fine quality long
cloth and muslin.
Petticoats with embroidery flounces, full
width. muslin tops.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
AMERICAN TROOPS WILL
REMAIN IN MEXICO UNTIL
CARRANZA CAN PROTECT

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

Included in this lot are envelope
chemies. petticoats and gowns Of fine
quality nainsook and longcloth. daint-
lily trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry. Specially priced in the May
Sales, choice ....................