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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
TOM-TOMS BEAT AS FIRST CHINESE
EXCURSION JUNK SAILS FROM HERE
Lorcha Sylvan Dell, Chartered by Loving Country So
cety," Puffs Down the River for the Day-"Opposed
to Gambling"-Start Fan-Tan Game

newspapers and large yellow-colofed sheet,
Long Kin. of OF Race street who is the
president of the Loving Country Society,
and under whose auspices the outing is
being held denied emphatCally that there
would he gambling while the Sylvan Dell
was sailing on the Delaware River.
I'VE are opposed to gambling" said Will
liam Moy, secretary of the society, our
society was formed for the purpose of pro-
noting tpariotc spirit among our fellow
country men Those things that look like
gambling tables is something else. They
are tables where'the people can place their
coats or eat their sandwiches"
After Secretary Moy got through ex-
planning the policies of his society, a COM
mittee was appointed to see that all news
paper reporters and photographers were off
the boat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17

Waving the colors of the Chinese Repub.
lie. 500 Cinnamon from this city and vicin-
ity today sailed on the Sylvan Dell, river
steamboat, for an outing on the Delaware
River. They are to return at midnight to.
night. This is the first Chinese excursion
ever held in Pennsylvania.
Aboard the boat when she pulled anchor
at the foot of Race street at 10 o'clock this
morning were about so women. Some of
them were wives of the Celestials. The
mems costumes were white trousers, with
coat to match and long bamboo canes
There were also few women who are asso-
ciated with missions located in Chinatown.
Six young Chluamen were seen boarding
the vessel Chinese instruments and Chinese
gambling devices. The gambling para
phernalia was placed on benches In the for
ward cabin. Later they were covered with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17

Norristown. postoffice, s55,000.
Pottsville, postofTice, $4,000.
Scranton, postotlice, 100000.
Williamsport, postofiice, $4,000.
Kittanning, postoffice, $4,000.
Lancaster, postoffice. S250,000
Tyrone, postoffice, $4,000,
Duquesne, postofiice, $4,000.
Greenville, postoffice, $4,000.
Middletown. postofiice, S65, 900,
Nanticoke, postoffice, 100000.
Philipsburg. postofiice, 100000,
Somerset, postoffice, $5S,O00.
Brookville, postofiice, $4,000,
Lewisburg, postohice. $4,000.
Midland, postoffice, $4,000.
Plymouth, postoffice, $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
Real Meatless DAYS for Austris

VIENNA, July 17,--Meatless days here
after will mean a reality. Previously. on
account of various kinds Of meat exempted
from the prohibition. the Issuance Of meat
rations has been only partially restricted
but a new decree. which is to be Immediately
effective, prohibits the sale or consumption
OF all kinds of meats, and of poultry and
wild game on meatless days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
MotoreyeIists Hurt in smashes

Two motorcyclists were treated at the
Cooper Hospital, Camden. for injuries re-
eeived In collisions yesterday. Alexander
Morris, 2l years old. Of 511 Rising sun lane.
is suffering from an injury OF the right
thigh. received when he collided with an
automobile at Clementon, n. j. walter
Harman. 25 years old. OF Austin Station,
n. j.. suffered injury OF the left knee when
he ran into another motorcyclist IN Cam
den.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
Motorman He'd when Car HIS Girl

Miss Elizabeth Mcguire. 20 years old OF
1887 Waterloo street. Is in ST. Agnes Hos.
pital sunering from fractured skull, a
broken right arm and Internal injuries. re-
eeived when struck by a trolley car last
night at 21st street and Moyamensing ave
nue.. The young woman was on her way
home James Mooney. the motorman. was
arrested by the police OF the Goth and Fed
sral streets station. Diamond Coster OF
Benson street, Camden. who accompanied
Miss Mcguire, was detained as a witness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
CHILD PLAGUE IN PoTTsvILLE
ree-Year-0ld Geraldine Berry
Stricken With Dread Disease

PoTTSVILLE, Pa, July I7.-GeraldIne
Berry, years old, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Berry, of Tamaqua, is stricken
with infantile paralysis. Or. Gilbert r.
Bretz, Of this city. acting for Dr. ]. b.
Rogers. OF this city. the representative OF
the State Health Department, has had the
house quarantined
This is the first known case Of the dis
ease in this section OF the State.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
Little Girls Fan Breaks Skull

Giariania Seoconaeci. . years old leaned
too far out the second-stoTy window Of her
home, 6007 Master street, and fell out She
was taken 10 the West PHILADELPHIA Hos
pilsL Her skull was fractured She vas
operated upon and may recover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17
Two New Paralysis Cases in State

HARRISBURG, July 1.-Two cases OF
infantile paralysis have been reported to
the State Health Department, making a
total OF 22 for the month One of the new
cases is that of a s-year-old child in Tama-
qua and the other is a 10-months-old child
in Scranton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-17

More than 500 Cinnamon sailed on
the steamboat Sylvan Dell today
for an outing along the Delaware.
The upper picture shows some of
the young Chinese Americans pres
ent, Below, the Chinese flag is
being raised to the masthead.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

Iibbeutide, mittelDeutide. peTtotutlde
Ramsn bic Qiebe tennt letue gartsten
rub feline 9rsujeu, bas 2eib Der Off
preuBeH bat alle beutifen Ser5en err
griffeH,
Sine eutihsameritanii4e Didterin,
cine uuierer -~alIerbeIteu, 5rdu Gina 5ern
IN St. 2puis bat benz @efiibl Der 9eutfns
ameritaner fir Ragnit, Der Stdot Der
SeuiIdsa msrifansr in 0ipreuBeu, BE-
reottn Qusbrud gegeben;
gus 5rimmern bebt Fd auf bic Oeuti4e
Stuot,
limb mir, mir hoben liebsuo tie gebaut; &
mir, bic mir emit 70 beinatIdtt
Das aebtn einem Heuen Ganb b%srtrdut.
g8it lag bic oIte Seimat frsmo unb fern
SIN aompf um's 8rot, in unircr gier gen
Cuff.
Der 3utunft al gebiettn als bic 6trrtn,
Die iih Der Wioht ots 8oloes oDflbeiuubt.
ia lam oes beutI6en Bottles bitt'rs Rot.
Du fam Der nslisH 6simdt falIder 6inn.
pa purbe mad beg 9lutes Mahigebot.
9a idmols pes 6erdsns 5rembbeit idbs
linqs bin.
@ir pi7eu misber. bob mir 8ribtr ino.
Sabt ibr nidt 5peiielHb emit ups 70
genanHt2
4uH lehi ibr faunsno, ME otr 6rtmos
ainb
Sid osutih. pie ibr, Der ultr WeIt
bttdunil
aus 9riimmern iieist empor BE btuti6e
Stabt
SIN isrHen @reu5lunb. mo i6r @impel
mebt -
Gin Dcufmol. bas if itoIs ,rrittef BAT
9it ettihe 2reut. bic no ME nerstbt.
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pic 1fgenOt bonn Abantb.
@ie bas @ctratf pum geufsl berstftet
mnrbe.

QbIintb 1T Elm getrdnte, BAG sipet
8or3iige bat: man lam es trinten urp
man lam e8 iteben Iafen. Ser ben erTtez
ren 8or5ug in rsi4lidem Mdbe drlsaes
nuBt bat, tpirb 3ugeben miiFsn, odB Der
lestere 8or8ug ber BEL peitem qrDBere 1T
= bas Stebenldfen 1T bus Bette am a6z
fint6.
0enn Der QbFnt6 1T Elm gefa6rli6es,
Elm b0sdrttges, Elm f6Golides @etrdnt =
Elm 9~eufelsgetrdnt (tpenigfttns nab Qns
fiht Der araber). Ser abItntb lit Der
Stud beg frdn3oifhen Bottles, es 1T in
Der QbftthfIIt 3ugrunbe gegangen; mare
oieleiAt aud obne bas Ioipeit getommen,
1T inoeFen bdmit raider in fein @erberz
ben g%erdnnt.
Die frana0ffden 6oloaten trinten has
iiiBe 8ift germ unb rei9lia; ourh lie lit
IS aud mad ben Frana0fT6en aolonien
tn afrita unb 4fien beridleppt unb ben
Giugebcrenen 5uadngIi8 gsmd1t pOrben.
Mus Der yteigung pnrbe cine 9eioenIdaft
uno cine 8efabr, gegen bic Der frau30fiz
i9e 9eneraG 2bautsn nit alien Mttteln
dntdmpfte: er Derbpt ieinen SDloaten ben
abiintbgeuuB anfs i%trengite.
8aB b0rte Elm frpmmer S6eId unb
flehte ben Segtn Qlabs ouF bds 6aupt
bes Generals btrdb: ,Sibi 2bduteb lit
Elm GROCER Morabut 9rieier) unb Der
ipirO ben 3eufel beiiegtu. ben SeuFel,
Der ftd ben 4biintb gum 8eraifter Der
Seelen unb 36rper auserIehen bat
limb bunn er5GbIte Der S9eid, npber
Der abiintb Ieine bDien @irtunqen babe:
o@Is 81 Gbetdn (ardbii6 fit Satan
trfubr, bdB in 6rantrei8 biel g(binfb
fdbrt5iert purbe, beT6loB tr, Iid bieIeg
Getrdnfes dIs zines ipeiteren Mittsls anr
8erni6tung Der Jrpmmen 3u beotenen.
ST elite nadl ben hoben Bergen, All be-
men bic 8enippifrduter gebeiben, fporaus
Der 9riiuIihe Sdft beg 4bfiutbs oepons
men pirO. 5Obnii6 a~rinIeno fdaute 81
@betdn duf bic uni9einbareu @tduben.
Die faben 10 harmlos aug, fparen audi
hdrmlos. bis Der SeufeI bic 6ano i'm
Spiele battle. Der Satan 9OB ouf bic
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8ur8elu Der arduter 5uerit bas 8lut
zines 9faus; ais bic 9ldtter sa fprieBen
begannen, befprengte er fe nit affens
hlut; Die 3tDeige tauhte er in 8drenmild
uRo duf bic Bitten tropFelte en- Shpeinss
blnt. -. unb babon ndbm Der Qbinth
GENTLE gigenf6aften bieTer giere an.
g8er bon benz griinli6en Saft Der
8entppitrGuter trintt fiblt oleid beim
erIten 9laie Elm innerlides 8eboaen, boil
Stol5 blidt er anF feline nmge6unq herab
ltnb I%elbitgefdlig fdrsitet ,r climber nit
Elm 9fau. 8.im Speiten @laTe fdnat ,r
bereits an, Iebboft unb aufqereat All fpers
ben; er i4ldgt nit ben !6Gnbeu nm F6
lrie eiu ipielenber QfFe. 5dlbtmnfen nno
in oieiem 3uiianbe Drumming unb ftreits
Iii6tig lpie Elm Bar piro Der Srinter Iehr
bdlo beim oritteu @luie. limb nun oor
erft beim pierttn n od lift es aans nit
Inn borbei! gr pirb 8um Sier unb ndl3t
id berum lpie Elm 3d.. Mti Dem
frommen 0uuI4e: .M0ge uus @aah bas
Dor bebiien, buB Der @bstan uns heims
lid abiintb sinfl0Bt!' i1loB Der 5dath
bic Gr3dbIun9 biefsr 9sgenos, in Der nd,
bic sigsgartiae 9entmsife uno iippias
gbdntafs Der 0risnialeH D~iSsripiss,It.
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r9'Oeubre", has Sp3ialtltenblatt, bas
NIT ieiner 8dbrbeitsliebe prablt. bebdup=
tet gang fred, baB es bic an3eigt Der
6rantfurter 3eitung entnommen babe.
6at ss and = Bis attf 8tpei febr f~peIentz
li4e Mprte: Qus elmer 9emif1en
Gabrit 1T Elm 9eIitate{fenz@ Sc
Iddft setporben, unb dnItdtt baB bic 5irma
8ibsnmeper in @aarbriiden at 6duIe lift,
Operiert bic 6irma rDioermenbeber4 an
Der aMeinitraBe". M6geTe6en bon bieTen
&l%einigteiten 1T oas Der g5rantfurttr Sci
tung' entnpmene SnIerat oufs treueite
piebergegeben un6 Elm unumIt0bli9er Be-
pei8 Oafur, bdB man ieBt in 0eutIdlanb
BON Gettfdlamm unb dbnIiden 9%elifdteiz
len lebt. @as m6gsn es aber pobt fir
Stimmungen iein, bic man init Iolder
W(dB9en glaubt e%rruntern gu miiFen?
Die 2ige 1T Der 4aiierten itGrtite @offe,
bic ein3ige Daffe, auf bic iid bic Dent
fhen lid I beriteben - 1nb B III BafFe,
nit Der artege niht getponnen perben.
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Gin MpIbrnes BUD.

Sin 8efret Der beIsiI6cn Regierune
berfigt bic QuIeeuu9 zines GpIobutes, in
Dem bic Berte Ots gbclmutes uno Der
@GditcuIiebe, bic Der arieg at @unIten
8etgiens entiteben lieB, Dem geod6inis
erbaIten perOen iOaen. Die belgilde
Reaieruna ioate aud Elm G6par3bu9 M
Iegen. in Dem ais idpar5sFter eiinotr...o
S6nis hilbert bon 8elgisn an erIter STEELE
iteheu miiBte.
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9as a5tiaite.

Die auaben Tpitltn NIT Gifer arieg unb
neil bic 9eutf6en bod INNER iiegeu
miFen, 10 1T bonn aufibrer slei9 bic
Ginteilung sstroffen, OaB ieoer .inmal
6einb iein muB, I'm bic notigen 9riigeI
in gmpfdns 3u nebmen.
Reuli9 tommt infer Sunge bein1 unb
mir tOnnen f6on BON tpeitsm feitfteaen,
bdB ibm bic Role oes 5einbes 5usefa1en
lit.
SD frage ibu, Oh sr nun pobl bic Sc
fdidte TAFT bdb?
Gr fpriht: ,@eiE ih beuts Der auFe
MARI @h! @as mudt gar ntfts. 5ein
mars bod! Der 8ergers&nrt bat mir To-
gar cine ridtise. %le6enbiee 2alts gebor9t".
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grln,ue Gtr aiet.
gaderliGs 3intel5Hse Der aaiierten
&reHe.

Die s5rdntfurtsr 8situns" srTrsut Fa
III bds nit bo[lem Me1t - bes Rufes
obIoluter 3uberlGFigteit. au6 BEL ben
@esnern. SIN Sabr3ebnten gsipiTenbafter
Qrbeit BAT Ie Ii9 cine bortreifti6eH STAB
BON Rtbdtteuren, Mitarbeitern unb &ors
reiponbenteu sr5ogen unb bic NOte IS. g."
III glei9bebeutenb nit cinem @tempel Der
GldubipiirOigteit, Das 9aben f4 bic
5errldaften i'm gegneriiden Eager pDbl
genertt unb ipenn lie elmer Defenders
plumpen 2ii9e ben S9ein Der 8abrbeit
geben tpp[len, bann briiden iie ibr ME
S9uBmarte auf: Die 5%rantfurter 3eis
tung meloet". Dds lit i'm 8erlauf bes
arieses tpiebetboIt geIdeben, 70 oft, baB
nrr in ben b0sortigIteH Gdaen Elm Dement,
erfolste; in ben meiiten Gdlen bertraute
bic 6runtfurterin auf ben gefunben Mens
iaenoeritano unO uuf bic Greignife, bic
Der itdrtIte 5einb Der 9iige Iinb.
Nun aber Iiegt nieOer Elm 5aa Oor, Der
energii6e Qbtpe6r erforbert. Sn Der
5rdntfurter 3eitung pDm 20. DECEMBER
1915 eri4ien foIgenOe an3eige:
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Dabei pirb Iid tein Meni4 etruas
69Iimmes benten f0nnen - bic @bemie
er3ielt aus 4bfd1en isbr fpertboIe Prpz
butte. Mit Der ben Qniierten eigenen Sc
meteorological, nit Der i'm ariege CUR
bobiten 8oItpmmenbett entpidelten Ser
tigteit i'm 2iigen bat Elm fran3Dfi9es 8lutt
bisie an8etge gu ieinsn 3psden dusgeniibt.
Die 4usbungerung 8euti9lanbs, bic ben
bereinten ardften Der entente ntdt gegIiidt
1T, bepirtt bic fran3OiIde Gdliderfunft
mi. gr0Bter aet4tigtett = nit tpenisen
Seberitri9en. sic dnbert 5nei Dprte 49,.
unO bus aunititiidden 1T fertig.
"LOeuvre" b. IA. Sanuar 1919.
Annonce relevee dams la Gazette de
FRANKFORT:
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,,Aagnu".
&c StnSt Der 8eutid gmeritaaer in
Stprenfeu.


.QBas Mlenl4tnbdupe bauttu tonneu
9lenl6en6dnoe Itiir5,n". 8as Dihtsra
mort 1T aud in ieiuer llmttbruns bon
geItdno: fUas Observation-Disclosures fiir3ten.
t5nnen Mtni6eubduot tDiebtr uuibautu
lInb mas Der Sab 5%critort, has fam bic
aiebe neu eriddifen.
Der 5ab, Der pilot SAB brutoler
SalbmeniGtn, bat in OfpreuBsn geipiiiet.
9riimnler unb oeiden tenn3ei4neteu ben
meg Der pertierten 8ltHenboroen unb
nun fommf bic miloe Sanb Der eisbe nnb
gldtiei bic Stirnen uub beilt bic 8unoeu
heilt, ioiueit Menihenmdht gu beilen
bermag bic ruhlos @rmoroeten, bic
GrsiIe uHo aiuOer. bic 5rauen uHo Wtdbz
den. bic Der aoiatenluit gum Spfer fielen.
btrmag feline aiebt msbr 81 ertDcden.
Plus benz Giten lam Der t0tenoe 0aB;
das BEN WtItsH fOmmt bic bsIebenbe
eiebe. aus Dem Wften aus amerita.
lleber BEN Sriimmern Der Stdbt Roonit
tr6eben ii6 nsie 6eimitdtien 3tbn.
3mnn5ig. fiui8ig, bHnoert iinb IN iur3er
3eii oejidert morben unb ieoes oieler
bunoert 5Guisr lift Elm pfaub Der 2isbs,
Die lsine Meers uno ttine @eiten ieHut.
,er 9igbe bsr 9euiih amsritnHer. Ssbes
oieisr hunDert 6dnitr, bsnsu isoer neut
gGg meme 5ng,islt. trdgf ben 0aneH beg
Sebers bentide Qamsn ben
Rdmen tinss Dfuiihen in ameritn.
Beniidt Ramtn. nidlt eiipG Aamsn oits
preubifhm alanats. usin (uHo 6as lei
atroos btroorgebobtm in oer giehr5abl
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.Giufa6.

3pei Retruten uutsrbalteu iid iiter
Gegenpdrt uno 3utunFt:
sNds ih mir gar nt6t boritelen Tam,
1T, pieio einmal auf 10 ungebeurtn 5rous
ten Elm Daffenitilitdnb 5%uitdnbe tommt. =
.4ber Menld, Oas itebt bod i'm Sns
itruttionsbud; e Uiro tinfa9 tommans
oiert: SEPT bic @eiptbre 8uiammsn -
f~ueaaetretenl"
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90 Hhrrnmnnn Wnthn

9ot6d bat bic eonofarte torrigitrt un
glduben 81 MAIDEN, oaB bic DeutIhsn Sue
Ell. in meliidss @ebiet e~insefuflen pdren.
Die iniernaiionals 9amer5unft mill i'm
gum Gbtenmitqliene e%rHtnntn, ba fr aes
perbsmdbig nit falidsu aarisn lpitlt.
81 pirb 5par leuanen abtr has bilft ibm
ni4ts; man bat ibm in bic aortsn ge>
feheu
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Nns Der sdnlr

-aarnIt BIZ mir siHsn bsriihmfen qries
1ilden 8ihter ntRnenl@
rSd, AdiGes@.
Der mar bod tsin 3idter~.
Doh. tr III ia burd isiue 5erIt bs
rlbmt geporoen"
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@sssniut.

.0it Mittsl1Rd8ts" - 70 fmO fs gss
nannt,
limb ieoer pirO Die ge3isbung ipiiren, -
@sil dle .MitteI" in ibrsr 6anb,
Den 8ries gum gnten gnbe 5u fiibren.
Die @eeuer abtr. bic ods ni6t founen.
Sinb .MittsIlui, Tad4t,' gu nsnasn- "
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mo- mar grDBer IN itdrter pis Der @raf
gelaHgt mad feim Sind.
I'm 70 unsefdbr bat gsreb't su oeIuno
Der 5err POI 3immermdnu in Berlin. nm
es bats ibm oier tei sere9ter MsnIt
tennen nehnlsn iebel.
@omit Id btrblei6
Sbr uHtertdnisiter
est 6retHfPoon.
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Ser Iisbe 6rieDtn.
See @reenlpOou bat eisene slnii6ten
iiber aufri6tisfeit.
@ut edabbes Sac aeoatteurLeben!

Wenn Die S5ro9res
@ornebmen) in @af6s
inston pieber anfans
gen bic alien Meibes
ptrb i6 bu tffider
Hid)t fennen sr3dblen
dad) aane ate, ddnt
febr ulte MetBe2
Der 8eitel 0ettltr
lit Der COB 6teinFarb
baben Iic6 er5irnt IN
BADEN mir mebr gereb't
m%itenanoer; mid email
sesrteBt babenfe iid,
penn fe iib bdben ges
troffen auf Der StraB.
8us iB 10 segangen
Moden iii Wtoudt I'm
10 Ii nefnmmen I'm
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SIN taiierlidsn dritlidsn Rom
ipartn S6auipieIerinnen geicblih an
ibrtn Seruf ssfsfelt uHb burffen .rf in
Der E~o6ssfunbe astauft perben.
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Der G0arGc.
Gin g!erlenHnsden beim garsisr.

IS b impdh BEL
Gneriehbabbieb gu
pliele, Defenders nil bic
MimmeHfobts, Sd
ie9's bod in meim
8iHeueb; penH id elm
aoItiimer Tag: gMouc
Gle gGbrubm2", bann
.Iagt Ct I6uhr: 30,
gene Sie mir lie6er
Aiti4b1leI". In psnn
i'd odnn ben nddite
aoitiimer fras: rBoae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06
FULL TICKET FOR
B. MOOSE IN COOK
Deneen Faction Given Choice Of Ac-
cepting Slate or Having Three
Angled Battle.
MERRIAM MAY BE PUT AT HEAD
PrOgressives Resent Attempt OF Old
Party Leaders to Deliver Them
Into Hull Camp.

Chicago, July Cook county pro-
| gressive leaders yesterday decided Il
put a full county ticket in the field
headed by either Alderman Charles E
( Merriam or Alderman A. A. McCor-
mick for president of the sanitary dis
! trict board, and put it squarely to the
! Hill-Deneen-We forces to indorse it
or see a third slate in the field.
The full ticket will be outlined this
morning at a meeting of the county
executive committee in the Offices of
Harold L. Ickes, Harris Trust build
ing. The call was issued last night by
| Thomas J. GraydOn, chairman of the
county committee.
Two other places on the ticket have
been tentatively decided on. They are
City Treasurer Charles H. Sergel for
board of review and City Clerk John
Siman for superior court clerk.
The picking of a candidate for
states attorney is the thing that IS
bothsring the progressives. If the
HulI-Deneen people indorse the pro-
gressive program then an attempt will
be made to select a candidate for this
place that will be satisfactory to
both factions
The s-Sergel-Si forces had
their dander up again and said some
harsh things about the way the Hull
Deneen leaders tried TO deliver the
prOgressives. They decided that if
there is any delivering to be done on
the county slate the Hull-Deneen
forces will deliver to the progressive
slate and not the progressives to the
Hull slate.
In the event of the Deneen forces
deciding to accept the progressive Of
fer, the slate, which will be dictated
by Ickes, Merriam. Mccormick. Ser
gel, and Siman, will be put in the field
as a republican ticket.
Deneen Folks Hold Conference.
When the Deneen spokesman heard
of the progressive plan they hastily
called a conference for last night at
the Morrison hotel. At a late hour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Ray c. Sill and wife to David W.
Hunt, lot 5, block 206, New Shops
second addition, East Moline, 81
Chauncey Hamilton and wife to
Gustavus A. Shallberg, lot 10, block
3, Acme addition, Moline, 81.
Emil Lundeen and wife to Carl AL
fred Berg, lot /, w. r. Moore's first
addition, Moline. $4,000.
Frederick l.. Sherman and wife to
Fred R. Dewend, lot 2, block 2, also
outlot IA, Sherman Heights, Moline.
81
Fred R. Dewend to o. z. and Elinor
Wickstrom, south half lot 8, block 5,
Forest Hill, Moline, ST.
Moline Trust & Savings bank to Ma
tilda Hernstrom, lots 40 and 14I,
West Highland. Moline, $50.
Edward F. Mcdonald and wife to
Julius Immesoete, lots 81, %, % and
"a. block 6, Paramount, Moline, 81.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust
company to Emil Lundeen, lot 90, Glen
Oaks, Moline. $3.50.
Emma Ecker Normoyle and Mar
garet Ecker Normoyle to Katherine
M. Normoyle. lot 5. block /. Chicago
or Lower addition. Rock Island. 81
Eva and Samuel Kennedy TO Clyde
Stropes. lot i and east third of lot 2.
DlocK 81, lot-a i, :, s, and D, block IS,
Andalusia, 81 200.
Harriet NJ, Hurst TO Rosa l.. Rice,
part outlet AZ in southeast quarter
section IS, is. Wv, 81.
William f. Bailey and wife to
Charles Block and Anna c. Block, part
lots 10 and II, W. f. Bailey's addi-
ton, Woodlawn, Rock Island. 81
Alma f. Johnson and Emrick p
Johnson TO Johnson Lowe, part outlot
Is. Highland. Moline. $500.
Lille G. Mack and husband to VIII !
bur Barclay. lot "a, Sheridan Heights, |
Moline al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06


OF the society.
Officers Of the local auxiliary are:
President. W. Welch.
Vice president. w. Stewart
Secretary-treasurer B. McKown.
Rev. knobePs work here will large
Iy be to find homes for children. He
stated that there are four children
from the society who are in homes
here now, but are not adopted. He
says that there are a number of chill
dren in Rock Island who have been
adopted in the past through the
agency of the society.
The society conducts four homes in
the state, at Evanston, Duquoin, Po-
tomac and haywood There are 900
children in homes in Illinois, who have
not been adopted
Annoyance is Avoided.
The organization was founded 80
years ago. 1t is non-denominational
Since its organization it has cared for
46 children from Rock Island county
Persons who desire to adopt children
ilnd the society an excellent medium
lor this purpose because children from
places distant are secured and their
relatives are unable TO cause any an
noyance. He said that the society is
not IN competition with any local or
gahization. as it serves the purpose OF
securing homes for children from 9TH
er sections Of the state as well as to
obtain homes for children from Rock
island In other parts of Illinois.
REV. knobel will be here for
Week. lie will be located at 1926
lWenty-third street. He is partic-
ularly anxious TO secure homes for
boys between the ages of S and -
years on farms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06
The Bahamas.

The Bahamas make up their 1856
square miles with 20 islands, 66I GAYS
and 1887 rocks. They have the dis
tinCtiOn of being the first point of land
in the western hemisphere discovered
by Columbus, who sighted Cat island
on Oct. u, 1892, and christened it san
Salvador in acknowledge of his pre-
servatiOn. The islands were taken
possession of by Sir Humphrey Gil
bert in 1873. but no settlement was
made till 1929. After changing hands
once or twice the islands finally be-
came British in 1783.-W Westminster
Gazette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-06

Charles and Caroline Pankow to
east so feet lot 4, block ,, B. Daven-
ports second addition, Rock Island,
5000
William K. Bailey and wife to Harry
S. Weiss, lot 2 and west feet Of lot
|, W. +. Railey's Woodlawn addition,
Rock Island, ST.
Ralph w. Gill and wife to Arthur S
Gill, lot 5, c. G.. Dack'S subdivision of