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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-06
Federal Tradesters
Have a New lob

The federal trade commission has
found its second job. Its first was
listening to the hard luck stories 81
the biz lumber dealers. The com.
mission ia going to find out why
gasoline Is high.
Some member % the commission
will probably be- delegated 10 make
a little Journey 10 the home Of
John ID. Rockefeller to inquire
whether the latter has recently do
mated TO any large charitable lnstl.
tuition or whether It ig the cost OF
the new project 20 build Y. VI.
G. A. building on the site OF the
Ludlow massacre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-06
CHURCH OF GOD ASSEMBLY

Three meetings a day viii be
held during the Puget sound mid
winter assembly Of the Church Of
God. at Mount Zion mission, start
Ing Saturday. Tho assembly Will
lat 10 daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-06

original photographs.
Each photograph Il that Of a
we'll known actor or actress who ap.
pears Ia the Fox Film Service a.
the Clemmcr when you get tho
pictures together IA tho right form
label them with the correct names
OF tho actors and actresses
For the first correctly pasted pic.
lures submitted to the movie cd
itor. The Star VII offer the fol
lowing prizes.
First prize. 81 cash.
Second prize, 81 cash.
Next eiah, prizes, 81 each.
Next five prizes. a ticket fGood
for t~ol for months admission
20 tho ciemmer theatre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16
All Kinds of Summer Rugs

our department of floor coverings carries a
complete and varied stock of the COOL
1ractive The famous ''Crex'
are all sizes. and at prices low
found any store in Washington. We also
carry n immense line of the all fiber and wool and
fiber rugs from the smallest mats the largest
sizes manufactured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16
Eleven Lives Saved.

To the crew of the Itochawa1. l.. L.,
coast guard station belongs the credit
of having recently saved the lives OF
eleven persons. who We're aboard TIN"
small schooner Fry when she struck on
the beach The vessel was bound from
New York to R"ckaway. and. iy some
mis- ftcuIatIcu of her pilot. she went
on the beach in Dad Weaih""- the
crew OF the station responded prompt
~. bat when they reached the schooner
she was full of water Rive passed.
gers and the crew of 81. were taken
off and made comfortable at The coast
guard station. 1t Is stated TO ts. prob
able that The vessel can he saved,
Cutter Itasca Due at Arundel Cove.
To lie made ready To take the caoets
from the Coast Guard AcadcGnE at New
London on their annual t'aiulnl cruise
the cutter Itasca is due a the Arundel
Cove depot South Baltimore. tomoc-
row. The Itasca has been on duty at
san Juan. Porto Rico. AMI was recently
relieve. by the / :. : Jarvis. which
has taken VI, neutrality dNtt. Tue
cutter is due at Ne" London May 20
cruise the itinerary for which Is SET to
he arranged Cornelius Daily Of this
city member o. the second class. the
only Washington bog in the school,
viii Ike the cruise on the iia@"a.
Retirement under tne law on &C
count of having cOMplet cd trIEty years
active service in tn" iife-saT!n2 &c-viCc
and the coast guard have been grant
ed keepers of coast guard stations as
follows: Henry &. LualIm Iiol!F Beach
station. NTH district Cornelius H..
Thompson Long Ee@.n station, nith
district: David NJ. Pugh. Fort Macon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16
For Easter Brides
Specially Priced Parlor Suites

3 pieces ma hogany finish. green velour. $3.50
3 pieces mahogany finish, green velour. 22.5O
, pieces nah. finish. imitation leather. 1927 80
3 pieces NAH. finish, imitation leather. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16
Increased Percentages.
I Ritri

Here are some comparative returns
Of increased percentages Since July.
1914:
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

No member Of the county board has
more friends that William Trefz. He
has a faculty for not only making but
retaining friendships. because he is on
the square Trefz will be reelected
supervisor from Rock Island township
because he has proven his worth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

Gavira and Consul Garcia insist that
they are satisfied of Cano's LOYALTY,
they admit that they have had no COM
municatiOn from him or from his i'm
mediate superior, General Bertani, for
some time.
There is a good deal of mystery at
tached to the. movement of Mexican
troops at points close to the border. Il
Is known that large bodies of Carran-
zista soldiers have been moved from
camps In the interior to various places
within twenty miles of the interna-
tiohal line but no explanation has been
given OF these maneuVers beyond a
general intmation that the de facto
government Is anticipating possible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

GERS at General Funston's headquar-
ers that the next news from General
Pershing will say his cavalry columns
are moving southwark from Guerrero
in an effort to pick up the trail of the
fugitive
General Funston has received mes
sages bearing on the activities of
Carranza troops. but these are not
made public. However. it was indicat-
ed at headquarters that their coopera~
ton has been notably active.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03
SAFE CRACKED IN
COAL VALLEY But
YECCS CETSCARE
Fred Gregg Drives Three Crooks Away
After They Had Set on An ExpIos-
i've in His Saloon.
BELIEVES ONE Is WOUNDED
Awakening of Family Prevents Sue.
cessful job. 5000 Being Left Behind
-Four Places Visited.
Especial to The Argus.l

Coal Valley. April 3-Attempt was
made by three men early Sunday
morning to rob the safe in the saloon
OF Fred Gregg, the local postoffice. and
the Rock Island railroad station here.
The bandits were put to rout by Mr..
Gregg. crack shot Of the village, the
saloonkeeper sending q fusillade from
his revolver after the fleeing band. 1t
is thought that one of the robbers was
wounded, but the three escaped IN the
darkness. A citizens posse trailed
them as far as Rock river
Mr.. Gregg was aroused by an ex-
plosion in the bar room about a. N.
He resides with his family in rooms
above the saloon. Opening the win
dow, he observed three men standing
in the dark. who had left the building
when the charge in the safe was set
off. Instead of entering for their ex-
pected loot, the trio ran and Mr..
Gregg, whipping out a revolver, at
tempted to fire at them. But, when he
pulled the trigger, he discovered the
gun was not loaded.
Shells were Immediately procured
by his son. who was standing nearby,
and Gregg opened fire at the fleeing
outlaws. whose forms could be vaguely
discerned in the darkness An outcry
led Mr.. Gregg and the others who were
by this time awakened by the commo-
ton to believe that one Of the gang
was shot The robbers attempted no
reply to the fusil1ade. They fed over
the hills toward Rock river, where
their trail was lost.
The Gregg saloon was the fourth
place to be visited by the robbers, they
having broken into the postoffce, the
railroad station and the Knapp & Lees
grain elevator. 1t is thought they first
entered the elevator. for from 1t was
taken a crowbar and other instruments
used in prying opening doors and win
dows of the other establishments and
which would aid them in wrecking the
safe. Nothing was taken from the rail-
road station and no articles In the
postoffice were disturbed.
5000 in His Strong Box.
The bandits failed in an attempt to
gain entrance TO the railroad tool
house. 1t is believed they there sought
materials to assist them in their dep
relations. Chief interest of the rob-
bers seems to have centered on the
Gregg saloon, for Mr.. Gregg was
known to have had about $500 in the
safe. With the exception of S165,
which was in the cash register, all the
money in the saloon had been placed
in the safe, The robbers took the 81 65.
The charge set off in the safe blew
open the outer door. but instead of
opening the second door it was blown
inwardly. and the robbers, in the nee
essarily quick action which followed,
previous to their flight, were unable
10 open the thin barrier of steel which
lay between them and their intended
loot. A force from the sheriff's Of
flee Sunday was unable to establish a
clew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03
'4DANDRUFF
is UNNECESSARY"

So says a hair specialist recently
returned from the Philippine Islands,
Observation-Disclosures arepractically unknown.
The use of Cocoon Shampoo Is respon-
sitle for the beautiful. healthy hair OF the
natives. and this preparation is now IN reach
of everybody. II keeps the pores open and
purihes the skin. keeping the scalp free from
that unsighty scurf which We call dandruh.
Go-Go-Ol makes every strand free from
excess oil and bright with the luster OF heaIth.
II Is an AInericauized combination or the
plant COCO with cocoanut oil, and its virtues
for beautifying hair and removing dandruh
are astonishing. Fuu directions on every
bottle. Soc Get Cocoon TO-DAY for hai--hels
and scaipprotecton.
FOR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03
action by the followers of Felix Diaz.
Hear Villa Ends Life,

san Antonio, April 3.-Speculation
regarding the attitude of Carranza
troops III the state of Chihuahua di-
Flded interest in military circles to-
day with conjecture as TO the present
whereabouts of Francisco Villa. Of
hclal information is lacking on both
questions.
Ii villa has escaped from the Guer-
zero district and Is pushing south to-
ward Durango, where he has many
sympathizers. the difficulties of Gen
eral Pershing's prohlrm are greatly
increased.
1t was predicted by some OF the Off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

Continued From Page One)
troopers may come in contact with
them at any time.
There is no light on the recent op-
erations Of the Carranza forces
against the Villa bandits
Traffic More Active.
Traffic over the Mexico Northwest
ern railway Is becoming more active
since the advent of the American ex-
| peditionary forces in the Casas Gran
| des and MADEIRA districts. A freight
train arrived from Casas Grandes this
morning. Later in the day a mixed
| passenger and freight train started
out for Pearson, 80 miles south of
Casas Grandes. The passengers in
cluded many Americans returning to
the interior after flight to the border
following the Columbus massacre.
Headed Toward Chihuahua.
Reports from Mexican sources In
| the interior received here today as
serted Francisco Villa was headed to-
ward Chihuahua City and that his
emissaries were attempting to secede
the garrison of that town from their
allegiance to the de facto government.
Nothing was said in the reports of
Villas alleged injury, an omission
which helped to confirm the opinion
already freely expressed on the border
that the bandits wounds were an in
vention Of his own, reported with the
intention Of deceiving his pursuers.
The absence of any official news
from the front since the defeat of the
Villistas near Guerrero by Colonel
Dodd last Wednesday, has considerab-
ly dashed the hopes of those who saw
in the victory the beginning of the end
Of the bandits career. The fact that
no further fighting has been reported
is taken as an indication that the ban
dts have been effectually scattered bv
the American troopers.
Hear Many Rumors.
AS usual, in the lack Of definite in
formation, the border Is again a hive
VI '"A41Di q VI aia ehaGi 4liiiiB anu SbUSd-
tional character. The most circum-
stantial of these stories at present
deals with the reported detection of
Colonel Cano, the Carranza command
er at Namiquipa. Cano is the chief
lieutenant of General Luis Herrera
who was supposed TO have declared
against Carranza several days ago. a
report that was vigorously denied by
the officials Of the de facto govern
ment.
The main facts in support of Cano's
revolt are that he has not been
heard from for more than a week and
that he is known TO have expressed
strong antiAmerican sentiments on |
several occasions. Like Herrera |
Cano has been bitter enemy of Villa |
and 1t is not supposed that If he has
deserted the standard of the first chief |
he has Joined the fugitive bandit but |
that he has simply declared himself
against any cooperation with the SOL
diers of the United States.
Think Cano Is Loyal.
A good deal of significance ls at
tached to the fact that while General /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

troopers may come in contact with
them at any time.
There is no light on the recent op-
erations Of the CarranZa forces
against the Villa bandits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

William Trefz.
Assistant supervisors OIL
weller, Charles l.. Thompson, Edward
and Joseph 7. Grotegut.
Town clerk-Christ Mellow.
Assessor-H. c. Hinrichs.
C0llector-Mrs. Lucy NJ. Medill.
Justice of peace to fill vacancy
Silas A. LaVanway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

Both men and women can vote to-
morrow. Justice Of the peace is the
only Office for which women cannot
cast a ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03
bloomington Man Killed In Fight.

Bloomington, H. April 3-A. c.,
Mikel, aged 55. a wealthy farmer. was
killed today i'll fight with Floyd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03

Craig. in the village OF Downs. Mtkel
was knocked down and his head
struck the concrete street curblng,
killing him instantly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-03
TO RECEIVE BIDS
ON STREET SIGNS.
Mayer Authorized by Rock Island
Commission to Advertise for
Proposals for Plates.
FIGURE 1000 WILL BE NEEDED
Two VIII Be Placed Mt Each 1ntersec-
ton Throughout City-lmprove-
ment Ordinances Passed.

Mayor McConochie this afternoon
was authorized by the Rock Island
municipal commission to advertise for
bids for furnishing the city with new
street signs.
More than 1000 plates will be need
ed Two will be placed at each inter-
section, one designating the street and
the other the avenue. Under the pres
ent plan it is expected that the city
will specify steel signs, with a back
ground in dark blue or black, the
name of the street to appear in white.
At night this type Of sign is more
easily read.
A number Of improvement ordin-
ances were passed at second reading
before the commission. Construction
Of water mains at Twelfth street from
Twenty-ffth to Forty-third avenues.
and on Twenty-ninth avenue from
Eleventh to Twelfth streets, is pro-
ed by the commission. An ordinance
for the construction of sidewalks on
Fortieth and Forty-fourth streets was
adopted Another measure providing
for the paving with brick Of Twenty
third street between Second and
Fourth avenues. and Second avenue
between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets, was adopted.
An ordinance authorizing the city
clerk to deliver to County Treasurer
Clendenin the books of the city con-
tanning special assessment claims,
$4,000 of which are still unpaid, was
passed.
Plat Of Brooks addition to the city
was accepted and the owners filed a
bond of 5000 as a guarantee that they
will bring the street to the proper
grade.
NTatron's Report Read.
Report of Police Matron Margaret
Schroeder for March was read by
Commissioner Liedtke and placed on
file. Mrs. Schroeder made 50 calls in
interest Of her work, received Sc, at
tended to II neglected children, five
of whom were taken into county
court, declared dependent and guard
ians appointed. She attended to four
wayward girls and seven Maynard
boys, three Of whom were declared
children were placed in homes. There
were IA inmates in the woman's de-
partment Of the city jail
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try. People are becoming accustomed
to them and are, in fact, beginning to
like their appearance. Their main ad-
vantage, however, is in the strength
of the roof truss which may be used
in their construction, assuring a solid
building, while at the same time there
is furnished large NOV room in pro-
portion to the amount of material in
the roof, and the free space is not in
terfered with by braces or cross TIM
bers.
The strength comes from the num-
Der, shape and construction of the
trusses. Each pair of rafters forms a
trtss which reaches from one sill to
the other. The roof boards are firm
" nailed to the trussed rafters, SO
that the whole roof is as strong as if
it were in one piece. 1t is strongly
recommended that the roof boards
shall be placed close together SO all
shingle nails are usually zinc-coated
and should be long enough to reach
clear through. Good shingles put on
in this way will last a great many
years.
Warm and foul air is expelled from
the building by single large ventila-
tor placed in the center of the roof.
A small barn built in the substan-
tial manner called for by this design
is not only far better-appearing than
cheaper structure, but when it has
once been properly constructed it 10
ready for a long period of use, during
which time the money spent for re-
nairs will no pra cticallv nothing
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depends upon it's tendency to cling to
the wearer's figure. Hence the supple
materials used and the devices for
weighing theM. This is managed in
the trimmings.
1t would be hard to find q better ex-
ample of the chemise dress than that
shown In the picture. Developed in
gray or other quiet colors 1t is beauti-
full for daytime wear, and made up
in evening shades it is charming for
evening. AS shown In the picture it
Is made of gold-colored crepe en-
broidered with silver beads and trim
med with bands of Belgian hare.
For afternoon frock of gray
georgette embroidered with steel beads
might be banded with Belgian hare or
dyed wolf, and the same decoration
would look well on black crepe mod
Ell. "Blue" wolf, which is a blush
gray, harmonizes with many of the