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Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Special Sale of
Mems Black Socks.

We offer for Friday 90 dozen
pairs Mems Black Cotton Socks
from one of the best makers at
exactly half the regular price,
They have gray soles, double to
increase wear and comfort, and
triple-woven heels and toes,
which makes them as enduring
as any hose. These Hose are
known to the trade as seconds,
because they are subject to slight
imperfections, which consist
mostly of dropped threads, and
are of no consequence whatever
in looks or wear. Those men
who have patronized these sales
in the past know what service
able hose are offered.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Sweater Department.

White Basket Weave Wool Sweater. con
vertible collar and pockets; size Sc; $3.50. Was
Sl1.5o.
. Ancora Sweaters. neck style. with pock-
cts: emerald green, tan. black. French and old
rose white and Copcnha gen: sizes 81. SO. IS an
40: 81 ~ each. Were $500.
| Emerald Green Knit Sweater. with neck
and pockets and belted back, size IS: S39J.
Was $500.
lot OF Childrcn's Knitted Wool Sweaters.
in white and oxford: sizes IS, 80 30 and 81;
81 90 each. We're $3.50.
A small lot of Childrens White Knit Sweat
ers. sizes IS. 30 and 50; sl.93 each. We're
$500.
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Misses Department.

Misses Lightweight Coats. in tan. gray
ami checks: sizes 16 and is years. SS.1J each.
We're SIS ID.
Misses Light weight Coats. Of tan and gray
W"ol mixtures: sizes IL and is years; 5000
each Were $1,000 and $50
Girls Light weight Coats. in navy blue.
"a ,an and checks: sizes G. S. 10. 12 and II years;
II Girls Grimpes. tucked and trimmed with
fine fine enhroideTy: h hiGh neck and long sleeves;
siZn years only: 81 90 each. Were $3.50.
swiss, with turnover collar and long sleeves;
sizes e $ 10. II and IA years: $1.5O each.
Were $3.50.
lot of Girls Gingham Dresses in light
and dark coors. suitable for school wear: sizes
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
BOYS Department.

Boys D. +. Blue Serge Suits. sizes
10 to IS years; s4.75 each. Were $3.50
to $3.50.
Boys School Overcoats, dark gray
and brown mixtures; sizes s to II
wears: 1896 each. Were $500.
10 Juvenile Overcoats, sizes 21z and
9 years: plain blue and mixtures; 1895
each. Were $500
l2 Laundered Blouses * & E) make
sizes I, and 9 years; soc each. Were
s1.0o. {.
BOYS Felt Telescope Hats for boys
10 to Is years of age; Csc each. Were
81. 90 and $3.50.
IA Boys Golf Caps. 25c each. were
soc.
q Aneora Tam OShanters. red, gray.
white and blue; soc each. Were $l.00.
Third floor. G street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13

= Conrcr-bottom Wash Boilers, 75c each
We're s1.75.
Oval Tin Dishpan. &c. Was SOC.
] BABY Walker. 81 90. Was $50.
Round Tin Dishpan. i0c. Was &c
Galvanized Wash Tub 25c. Was Soc.
Galvanized Pail 15c. Was 35c.
Galvanized Pail l0c. Was 30c.
- Wlite Enameled Sink Strainers. &c each
Were soc. az s6E1
/ Blue Enamelcd Tcapot, o5c Was So.
3 White Japanned Tea Cansters, &c each.
Were zoe.
Enameled Soap Dishes. 5e each. Were 2ac
81 80 ''1'
3 Round Serving Trays. Zoe each Were 25c
] Brown Japanned Bread Box. Soc. Was 81 35
Bath Spray, be: was 65c. 1 at soc: was
l Fancy Serving Tray. Soc Was sloO
Fancy Boriered Cocoa Door Mat, damaged:
sl.0n. Was $50
] Rubber Door Mat. 75c. Was S125
So Iva '>e'''e' T'''' WAS
Fifth floor, F street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Opens 5000, 900 Acres to Settlers.

Secretary Lane has designated 3.000.-
900 acres Of land as non-irrigable. open
ing to settlement vast areas in sew
eral western states. Some of the land
has been filed on already. however, and
some homesteads have been patented.
The land includes two million acres in
South Dakota. half a million in Cali
fornia and a quarter million in Mon
tana.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Infants Department.

Children's Pink Lawn Princess Slips trim
med with lace insertion and edge, beading and
ribbon; SOC each Were 81 %
Children's White Lawn Dresses. in yoke ef
feet trimmed with fine tucks and embroidery
Insertion; slesves finished with lace edge; 1jc
3 Children's White Muslin Skirts. made on
band and trimmed with fine tucks and en-
broidery ruffe: 3ac each. Were 5oc.
Boys Rose Colored Oliver Twist Suits. turn
over collar and cuffs. trimmed with narrow
braid and pearl buttons; 81 so each. Were 81. so
. Boys Oliver Twist Suits, white waist and
pink pants; turnover collar and cuffs Of pink;
81. .a5 each. Were 81 90.
Third floor, Il street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13

price OF soc is remarkably 10
AS Man Thinketh-Allen.
As You Like It-Shakespeare.
Ahtobiography-Franklin.
Bacon's Essays. .
Ballad of Reading Gaol-Wildc.
Character, etc.-Emerson.
Child in the House. The-Pater.
Child's Garden of Verses-Stev-
enson.
Chimes. The-Dickens.
Christmas Carol. A-Dickens.
Cicero and Emerson on Friend
ship.
Courtship Of Miles Standish-
Longfellow.
Cranford-Mrs. Gaskell. 7
Cricket on the Hearth-Dfckens.
Crown of Wild Olives, Thc-Rus-
Cupid and Psyche-Patcr.
Dolls House, .A-Ibsen.
Epictetus. The Discourscs of
Evangeline-Longfel1ow.
Friendship-Thoreau.
Ghosts-lbsen.
Gold Bug, The-Poe.
Gray's Elegy.
Greatest Thing in the World
Drummond.
Hamlet-Shakespeare.
In Acknowledgement.
julius Caesar-Shakespeare.
Macbetll-Shakespeare.
Man Without Countrywide.
Second floor, Z street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Czarina Receives U. S. Envoy.
PETROGRAD. via London. ]

PETROGRAD. via London. January
13.--The American ambassador and
Mrs. Marye were received in audience
yesterday by the empress, who made
an exception of the rule to which she
has adhered since the beginning Of the
war, abolishing formal audiences. in
view of the activity of Mrs. Marye in
Russian charities. Mrs. Marye's ac-
tivities have resulted in the establish
nent OF a refuge for Babies and an
American hospital for soldiers.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Fur Department.

Fur Sets. Separate Muff> and Scarfs and Fancy
Neckpieces, In the latest novelty STYLES, and
the more conservative types. Beautiful Furs.
warranted In quality and perfect in every way.
l Black Coney and Russian Fitch 500 30
Was $1,000
l Nearseal Fur Set. trimmed with Russian
fitch hands: $500 Was s37
Natural Lynx Barrel Mun single scarf:
Soi. 30 set. Was $1,000
! Natural Skunk Set melon muff and double
animal scarf: $3.50. Was S32 so
, Black Caraeul Muffs s7a5 each Were
Brown Wolf Num- $500 Was sis75.
] Black Skunk Muff. S21.75 Was $50 90.
/ Beaver Chin Chin. sIi 90 Was sl3 IL
so l Black Pony Coat size SO; $500. Was
Third floor, G street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Pamphlet on Maps and Aliases.

A pamphlet on the cataloguing, care
and classification of maps and aliases
including a list of publications COM
piled in the division of maps and
charts Of the Library Of Congress, has
just been issued by the library. The
author of the work is Philip Lee
Phillips, chief of the division. Prob
lens of cataloguing maps and aliases
are discussed by Mr.. Phillips. He also
explains the different headings under
which the works are classified.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Upholstery Department
Specials and Remnants.

Three lots that are very important
in savings-and desirable in the prac-
ticability of the merchandise.
200 remnants and short lengths of
Fancy Nets. Scrims, Marquisettes, Gre
tonnes and various Upholstery and
Drapery Materials, suitable for cur
tains, fancy work. bags and other pur-
poses of a similar nature.
" to La less than regular prices.
300 lengths of Brass Weather Strip
ping, with felt edge; 3-foot lengths.
Special price, &c each.
$50 yards Scrim, with fancy srena-
dine border; an excellent quality for
long or short curtains; white, cream
and ecru tints; Sc inches wide.
Ice yard Was 2Sc.
Fourth floor, G street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Corset Department.

pairs Cnrsets-Madame Irene. Lily Of France
and Ivy makes. in soft trecos and chamoisetes:
low bust and medium long skirts: very few
bones; sizes 10. 20. %. q. 26 and "a; $500
pair. Were $500 and $50.
pairs Of Lily Of France Corsets. stron. coltn
or broche: medium bust and long hip: sizes 20
%. % and 80; $500 pair. We're $3.50
Is pairs Corsets. different makes OF couils
and ba tistes: medium and low busts and long
skrts; sizes is, 10. 20 IL e5. rs. -. so. is and
"a: 81 so pair. Were $S.C0 to $500.
10 Brasseres of lace embroidery. fastcn-
ing front or hack: sizes 81. 81, So aud IS: s1.Gt
each. Were 81 so.
Third door, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Sizes 9l1s to llla.
Special price, s pairs for 75c.
If Perfect the Price Would
Be 25c Pair.
Also the following:

Leather Handkerchief Cases, black and
tan colors, lined with blue or hello colored SIX,
suitable for travelling the wardrobe drawer
50c each. We're 100.
u Mems Linen Handkcrrbiefs with co.ored
initials d, F, and .: soiled; .oc each. Were
SOC.
pairs Mems Kid Gloves. gray glace and
silk lined size ~; soiled: toe par were
81. 80 and 500.
:; pairs Mems Tan Leather Puttecs, medium
size: $500 pair Were 500.
Is dozen Mems Fancy silk Four-in- Hand Ties,
ends of ;s5c and 50c lines reduced to . for oot.
Main floor. f street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Mems Clothing Department.

I8 Mems Suits in neat, fancy
effects; also plain grays iii me-
dium and dark shades; blue with
pencil stripes of various widths
Hart Schaffner & Marx and other
good makes; all high grade, per
fleet fitting garments. Sizes 80,
80, 40, AZ and A regulars; 40, AZ,
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Toy Department.

lot taboIt Is, Cowboy Suits some with
fur chaps and others trimmed in leather; sizes
: to 10 years only: some only ] size Of each;
500 suit. Were $3.50 and 1895.
3 Cowboy Suits. with leather chaps grav
shirt and felt hat: sizes and II years; $3.50
Trunks, damaged: 25c each. Were slOO.
Horse. damaged: SOC Was 500.
set of Blocks. damaged: S1.0O. Was $4.O0.
House, damaged: $500. Was $500.
! Horse. damaged: 25c. Was $500.
s125
= Dressed Dolls, Soc each. Were $3.50.
Fourth floor, street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Coat Department.

! Black Persiana Cloth Coat with fur collar
and belt; messaiine lining; size 40: Sls.I5. Was
$3.50.
| Black Corduroy Coat with fur collar: full
fa re style. with belt, and lined with MESA
line: size IS: $500 Was $500
Blue Novelty Cloth Coat, with belt; size 81;
$40 90 Was 1850
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
s23.75 each. Were $50 and $35.

Young Mems Overcoats. full length,
beIted back and convertible collar;
plain gray and brown coiored chew
lots; size 33; $7.75 each. Were $500.
Chauffeurs' Suits, plain blue and
gray colors, cut Norfolk or plain. with
military collars: sizes 50 and 3S; s14.1o
each. Were $500 and $4,000.
Coachmen's Overcoats, heavy wool
lined and plain navy blue color, with
nickel buttons: sizes SO and 3S;s14. IS
each. Were $4,000
Main foor Tenth street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
|Women's Suit Department.

Cray yigorole Gabardine Suits. plain box
style coats and full panel plated skirts; sizes
~ and ~; $1,000 each. Were $500.
3 Suits of Gabardine and popln in navy blue
and black: the coats full fare models,
trimmed with wide silk braids and buttons: the
skirts are full and have pats at side. sizes
"a to 80: $14.75 each. Were $500.
Third floor. G street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Umbrella Department.

Mons osinch Black Silk Umbrellas. with
mission. rose and natural wood handles. trim
med with silver. which has become slichtly
dented; So IS each. Were $500.
II womeu's o6- inch Black Silk Umbrellas, with
carved and mission wood handles; silver trim
med; 81 95 each. Were $500.
Main door, Eleventh street. -
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Clearance of
Bold,uin House Dresses.

These are the most Practical
House Dresses made, as they fas-
ten with tape and snaps in front
and can be put on and taken off in
la few seconds. Light and Dark
Colored Percales in pleasing de-
signs. with low neck and three
quarter sleeves. Sizes "a. SO, 3S,
Il, A and 40.
$1.50 each. Were $500.
Third floor C street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Hasierv Department.

is pairs women's Navy Blue Lisle Hose. sizes
9 and 9Is; a5c pair. Were 35c.
% nairs womep's Fine Black Outsize Lille
Hose, sizes Q. 9ia and 10; 35c pair. We're 50r.
. Is pairs women's Fine Black Lisle Hose.
with French clocks; size 10 only; Ssc pair.
Were soc.
Main floor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
40 dlIU 20 StOUtS.
S23.75 each. Were $50 and $35.

Is Mems Overcoats in the bet
ter makes, some full silk lined
and others yoke lined: loose and
form fitting styles; sizes 80, 80
and 40. There are plain oxford
gray, mixtures, plain black, blue
Evening star., 1916-01-13

Every one likes pretty, white teeth.
II youTs are marred by little or big cav
ities see me and will make them sound
and white as you would like to haze
them look.
NV s5arces are very modest, and !
give you perfect dental work that IL beau
tif1l ard Iasting. Don't worry about pa n
i never aurt any one in my life Have
your teeth cared for now; you can Ply
ne in small payments.
Evening star., 1916-01-13

one.
Merchant of Venice-Shake-
speare.
Midsummer Nights Dream
Shakespeare.
Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare.
Necklace, The-Maupassant.
Nibelungcn Lied-Carlylc.
Nurnberg Stove-"Ouida."
Pippa Passes-Browning.
Poor Richards Almanac-Frank-
lin.
Princess. The-Tennyson.
Rasselas-Johnson.
Rivals. The-Sheridan.
Romeo and Juliet-Shakespcare.
Rose and the Ring, The-Thack-
cray.
Rubaiyat of Omar khayyam-
Fitzgerald.
School for Scandal-Sheridan.
Self-Reliance. etc.-Emerson.
Sentimental Journey-Sterne.
Sesame and Lilies-Ruskin.
She Stoops to Conquer-Gold-
smith.
Sonnets From the Portuguese
Mrs. Browning.
Sweetness and Light-Arnold.
Tempest, The-Shakespearc.
Thoughts of Marcus Aurelius.
Twelfth Night-Shakespeare.
Vicar OF Wakeheld-Goldsmi
Virginibus Puerisque-Stevenson
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Basket DEPARTMENT.

! Fancy Clothes Hamper. $3.50. Was $3.50.
/! Fancy Clothes Hamper s1.50. Was $500.
$3.50.
:iapanese Strap Basket. 75c. Was s1.25.
Scrap Basket. &c. Was SOC.
Scrap Basket, 2jc. Was 45c
Scrap Basket. 15c. Was 65c.
= Infants Toilet Baskets, SOC each. Were
Fifth floor street
Evening star., 1916-01-13
ALWAYS OF GREATEST INTEREST:
Our Friday Remnant, Clearance and Special Sales,
In Which Value Is the Surprising Attraction.

Vhrb ber ~ ~h khh w origin ia d though
%
|" quaint"
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Clearance in
Millinery Department.

The most severe lowering of prices
has now taken place in the Millinery
Department.
Untrimmed Hats at Soc Each.
Velvet and Hatter's Plush, in black
and colors; many shapes and sizes.
The reduction is very great.
Children's Tailored Hats,
25c Each
NThe former prices are all out OF
proportion to this low marking. Plain
colored velvets, fancy check mate
rials: simple and stylish effects.
Third floor. street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Clearance Sale of
Odd Pictures.

Tres, Large Colored Prints and
-rors at greatly reduced prices.
rtial list of the Pictures and
, in one or two of a kind guam
again.
Colored Copy, a Dutch In
terror" in dull gold frame, with
FURNISHED corners; $500. Was
$500.
1 CoIored Copy, Colosseum" I'm
antique gilt frame; $500. Was
500.
l Colored Copy, 1.-THE Last Sup
per- in plain dull gold frame;
$3.05. Was $500.
Large Oval Pictures in beauti-
full oval gilt frames: subjects.
Penelope Della and Lady
Hamilton; $500 each. Were $500.
MIRRORS.
3-section Mahogany framed
Mantel Mirror, with gold trim
mings: urn design at top; $4,000.
Was $500.
1 3-section Mantel Mirror. gold
leaf finish and colonial design;
$500. Was $500.
L Black Ebony Mirror, Japanese
design. with inlaid Japanese en-
broidery; $1,000. Was $500.
1 Small Mantel Mirror. three sec
tions, Circassian walnut frame;
$500. Was $3.50.
Oval Mirrors, with fancy top,
frames in antique gilt; $500 each.
Were $3.50 and $1,000.
Long Beveled Edge Mirror.
with walnut frame. gold inlaid
design; $1,000. Was S16.5O.
1 Mahogany and Gilt Mirror, in
very novel design; $500. Was
&25.OO.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Clearance of
Women's Dresses
At $1,000 Each.

Smart models in velvet and
silk combinations-black, navy
blue, gray and brown. and III
sizes "a to 40. They. are
dresses that formerly sold up to
Co-
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Special price, $1,000 each.

Charmeuse dresses. in wine. black. brown
and navy; sizes &c and IS; $1,000 each. Were
up TO $500.
4 Black japanese SILK Dresses for mourning
wear sizes Sc. IS and A.; 5000 each. Were
up to $1S.75.
Also ) Crepe de Chine and Crepe Meteor
Dresses. In navy blue, plum and black; sizes
Ii to 10: $1,000 each. Were up to $3.50.
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Friday Special Sale of
1000 Handy Volume Classics
At the Low Price of SOC Each.
Regularly SIPS.

- HESE Books bound in full leather flexible with
four designs in cover stamping-varous oolors but all
~ dark. handsome and OF elegant quality. Each volume
is boxed and is fresh, perfect and The special
Evening star., 1916-01-13

Beautifully Colored Scene
From Lohengrin" in handsome
antique gilt frame; $3.50. Was
$500.
copies of the Vintage Festi-
val" in different style gilt frames;
$3.50 and 5000 each. Were $500
and $500.
Large Colored Prints in broad,
two-toned gilt frames; 1 sheep
and / farm scene and 1 portrait OF
Mrs. Sheridan; $500 each. Were
$500.
1 Colored. Copy Madonna of the
Sums" with bowknot top frame:
size 16x20 inches; dull gold; $3.0S.
Was $500.
OIL PAINTINGS.
Large Painting, "A Spanish
Mission" by Sternburg Davids;
we'll framed; $4,000. Was s175.oo.
Large Painting, "One of Ven
ice," by c. Carlo; deep, dull gold
frame; $4,000. Was $4,000.
| Large Painting, in the We
netian Legunes," by Witte; a
lovely fishing scene at sunset;
$4,000. Was $500.
. I-our,h floor f street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13
Housefurnishing Department.

Sixth foor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-01-13

Third floor. Tenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-01
TALKING Is UNDOING
OF BILL COLLECTOR

It cost Leo Thornton 81 and costs To
tell a neighbor what he thought of
him. Thornton was trying to collect
a bill when he expressed his opinion,
and he unfortunately used loud tone.
After a hearing in police court yes
terday Magistrate Frank Gustafson de-
cided 1t was disorderly conduct and
fined him.
Charge OF speeding against Charles
kerns was dismissed yesterday in
Moline police court by Magistrate Gus
tafson. Kerns was accused of driving
80 miles an hour on Fifth avenue
Both the young man and the other peo-
pie in the car strenuously denied this.
Ed DeGraeve was fined $40 and
costs in Moline police court on a
charge of driving horse at reckless
speed. tDeGraeve is reported TO have
come down from East Moline in rec
ord tim4. The charge against him was
that OF disorderly conduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-01
MUST HAVE
81 NEW MEN AT ONCE

Company F of Moline must have q
additional men by midnight or lose its
commission.
The slowness with which the young
men of Moline have responded to the
call to arms is disconcernng, to say
the least.
Officers of the Sixth regiment are
still hoping that the Moline unit will
reach the required strength, but they
are a trife discouraged. Nevertheless,
Northumberland J. W. Reig de-
clares he is going to get the required
65 by midnight. one way or another,
and that next week he is going to get
35 more and bring the company up to
war strength, or 100 guardsmen.
The colonel refuses TO believe that
Moline lacks patriotism. He is max
ing final appeal to the patriotic
spirit of the young manhood of the
ofty and he believes it will meet with
response and that there will be a rush
tog business in the three tents tonight
which have been pitched in the city
park adjacent TO the Central fire sta
ton on Sixteenth street and Fourth
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-01
SYRUP BURNS ARE
FATAL FOR CHILD
Little Wesley LindbloOm Dies in City
Hospital After Twenty.fOur Hours
of Intense Suffering.
ACCIDENT OCCURRED THURSDAY
Little Fellow Attempted to Learn Con-
tents of Kettle and Scaiding Fluid
Fell Upon Him.

A kettle of boiling strawberry syrup
overturned and it's contents fell upon
Wesley Lindbloom, 15-months-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Lindbloom of
this city, in the family home last
Thursday evening. Yesterday the
child died in the Moline city hospital.
His death ended his intense suffering
of nearly "a hours.
At the time of the accident the Lind
bloom baby was playing in the kitchen
of the home. The mother was engaged
in canning strawberries. The little
fellow, with baby curiosity, attempted
to learn the contents of the kettle and
overturned the vessel
His face, neck, arms and upper body
were scorched by the scalding fluid.
A physician was Card and the child
was hurried to the city hospital.
Funeral Sunday.
Wesley Lindbloom was born in Mo-
line March "a, 1915. Funeral services
will be held at the A. V. Esterdahl
chapel at 2 Sunday afternoon and
burial will be in Riverside cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-01

repeating, breaks in mid-heaven.
First Shell breaks once, second twice,
third three times, etc.
Display of six 12-inch gold shells
The compound shells is as near a
liquid fire as is possible to produce.
Display of 15-inch festoon and wa
terfall shell, breaking high in the
heavens and emitting beautiful fes-
ICONS of colored fire which finally
break with shimmering waterfall ef-
fects.
wonderful and awe inspiring effect,
produced by electric flashes and deto-
nations, high in the arr.
Special device, the Temple of Flora
This is depicted by large columns Of
vari-colored stars, representing flow
ers. A f1owery bombardment takes
place, hundreds of batteries placed at
different locations firing upon the CEN
trail bower from all directions. Two
thousand candles will be used in this
novel effect, containing $4,000 stars.
One of the most pleasing of pyrotecf
nical effects.
Grand salvo of fifteen 9-inch Old
Glory sheIls-Red, white and blue,
fired from different points, blending
with national colors.
Display Of butterfly shells, releasing
vari-colored butterfly shapes that flut-
ter and dart in all directions.
Silver Cloud burst Created by the
discharge of shells, emitting huge
clouds of shimmering silver rain.
Display of dragon bombs, each bomb
terminating its fight with a burst Of
dragon nests from which a number OF
fiery dragons spring forth. writing
and squirming in every direction.
Display of Cleopatra's necklace
bombs, showing beautiful festoons OF
jeweled brilliants.
Display of compound repeating
shells, representing the national col
ors, red, white and blue, each shell
bursting three times in mid-air with
different coIors each time it breaks.
Exhibit of famous bombshells, show
ing lilac and laburnum blossoms and
primroses, changing to violets.
Device, Jubilee Fountains-Formed
by immense batteries of front gerbs
and jeweled jets. Fountains are set
at intervals and throw out copious
flow of golden fire and spangles which
rise to height of so feet. Around the
fountains are set numerous tube ejec-
tors. which throw out sheets Of colored
bulbs which cross and re-cross, form
ing q beautiful screen of color from
the ground to the height of 20 feet.
Farewell Bouquet-Consisting of a
fight of 100 specially made rockets,
fired simultaneously. forming beau
tiful bouquet of sparkling lights. One
of the most beautiful effects imagin-
able and fitting close to the beauti-
full display.
Good Night-In large, black letters
of colored fire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-01
HOLD TAXI DRIVERS
VIOLATE ORDINANCE

Five jitney bus drivers were arrest
ed yesterday charged with violating
the city ordinance prohibiting stopDing
in the middle Of the block to take pas
sengers. OF these three were fne.I
$3.50, one was dismissed after prov
ing that he had merely slowed down.
and the other case was continued until
this afternoon. George Dalkos of Eas.
Moline, G. Bomavick of Moline, and l.
Brotman of Rock Island, were the men
fined. The case against John Dibbern
was dismissed, and Howard Cohn of
Rock Island viii face the court this
afternoon.