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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03
FUN ERALS.
Patrick O'Connor.

The funeral of Patrick O'Connor was held from his late home at 5s Elm street Thursday morning and was fol- seph's church. the celebrant of the mass being a son of the decea sed, Rev Michael E. O'Connor, of CaIidina, Minn. Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Patrick Gaffney.
 The funeral of Patrick Gaffney, who died at his boarding place at 21 Church street from heat prostration, was held Thursday and was followed by a re- Quiem high mass in St. Joseph's church. Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery.
 Francis Austin Jacobs.
 The funeral of Francis Austin Ja- cobs was held at Fenn's undertaking rooms Thursday morning. Burial was in the Willimantic cemetery in charge of Undertaken Menn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03
Lonq Step Forward,

A military dictatorship in Germany might have some good results if it would only dispose permanently of the crown prince.-Springfe1d Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03

Leaves Home For Place Unknown.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Indereist. of Mystic, are anxiously awaiting further
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03

4 complete scheme for storing wheat in bulk has been prepared by the %ew South Wales government.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03
.JEWETT CITY

AIphonss Lynch Deserving os Carnegie
 MsdaI--savss Mics Dora Blanchard
 from DrowrinD-hiss Clarke Doing
 Settlement Work. church is to hold lawn party at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. B. Mont gOmery.
 Royal Babcock is spending a week at Pleasant View.
 Saved GirPs Life.
 Miss Dora Blanchard had a narrow escape from drowning Thursday. While in bathing with several other girls, she suddenly disappeared under the water. The girls called her but, TO answer coming. became much alarmed. Alphonse Lynch came to the rescue and diving into the water, brought her to the surface saving her life, as she could not speak or scarcely breathe.
 Mrs. W. O. Soule Is i'll at her home caring for her.
 Bathing Popular.
 There were between 150 and 200 bathers on the west shore of Aspinook pond Wednesday and Thursday after moons. All the mills were shut down again on account of the heat Thurs day afternoon. z Chautauqua at Jewett City, Aug. 14- xs.-adv.
 Mrs Ernest Wright and son William of New York are at Dr. G. H. Jen- nings'.
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke is in New York city, on the East Side, doing set tlement work all summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
CROSSING SAFETY
Is TO BE DISCUSSED

Measures for safeguarding the pub
lie at grade crossings in Moline viii
be discussed at a conference which is
to he held in Chicago next Thursday
between ofHciaIs OF the Burlington
and Rock Island railroads and city
officials.
A week ago Mayor Carlson appoint
ed q subcommittee. comp0ssd~of Com
mjssiouers StouHer and Johnson to
take up the crossing plan and arrange
for the officials 10 come TO Moline
Inability at this time for the railroad
men to leave resulted in the meeting
being called in Chicago for Thursday.
AT the meeting Of the city commits
sion today lit was arranged Tor the
two aonmfssio neFss City Attorney j.
III. Johnston ana the mayor 80 make
the trip to Chicago. The plan con
templatad provides for 81 pedestrian
subway at Fourteenth street, uniform
ed policemen at crossings and fenced
iu right OF ways.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
ARREST NEGRESS
AHDAWHITE MAN
Eva Roberts and E S. BrannemaH
Picked Up on Adultery Charge On
Complaint of Landlord.

Charged with adultery. Edward S.
BrannemaD, white, and Miss Eva Rob
arts. c8I0red. were aFraiEned in Mo
line police court this morning. The
former was bound over to the grand
Jury under $500 bonds. and being uu-
able to produce, went TO county Jail
The girls case was continued until
this afternoon.
Branneman was arrested Saturday
morning and his alleged affinity at
midnight Saturday evening They
were occupying p house together in
Highland addition, renting q house OF
Mrs. Coriuue Bustard Mrs BASTARD
coming to the conclusion ali was not
as 1t should be al the Gree love cot
tage. ordered the couple to vacate
and then made q complaint against
them which resulted in their arrest
lin police court. Branneman said
there was nothing to the charge which
had been lodged against him and that
the girl in the case was merely his
bousekeeper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
EIGHTEEN TAKEN
IN A GAMING RAID
East Moline Police Sweep Down Upon
Peel Room Owner To Fight
Charge Against Him.

There was an unannounced process
sion in East Moline Saturday evening.
Three police officers organized 1t, aft
/ or a call they made at the pool room
said to be operated by Charles Chokes
at Thirteenth street and Thirteenth
avenue Eighteen men besides the po-
/ lice officers formed In line at the
I Chokes place and marched 20 police
headquarters. an officer i'm the lead.
one at the side and one bringing up
the rear TO keep an eve on any who
might be tempted 10 drop out of line.
When the patroImen Elmer Ma
berry, Rene While and Night Sergeant
Frank Maberry, dropped in, there was
q company OF about twenty gathered
about the tables There was the click
of dice and jingle of coins on the ia
bles. The officers drew the conelus-
ion that there was a crap game in
progress, and they believe they are
fairly competent to Judge the nature
Of the entertainment i'm progress. Most
of the players werec 0lored men THE
bets were of small amounts Seven
teen were arrested on charges of be-
ing inmates Of a disordeTly house, and
charges were preferred against Chokes
alleging him to have been guilty OF
/ keeping a gaming house.
This morning l3 of the players. d
Of them coIored men. paid fines OF 81
and costs each. and Magistrate A. A.
Niles collected $3.50 from each. They
pleaded guilty
Chokes asked for q continuance. and
said he wanted to consult an attor-
ney. He was locked mp. lie has re-
I tanned Schriver q Schriver OF Rock
/ Island to defend him and the hearing
viii be Thursday An attempt TO Sc
cure his release failed this morning.
and vii lbe renewed tomorrow, it is
understood &c is possible that others
viii be charged with being keepers or
( the place. as Cokes is understood TO
have two partners in tire conduct OF
the business.
There was q lively scene when the
police officers descended on the game.
Each of the officers made a grab for
2 player. and Frank Mulberry caught
hold Of two. He he'd firm grip, but
about that time another inmate, in at
tempting 10 escape from the room.
bumped against the patr0lman, and ne
and his two prisoners went down ia a.
heap. Mulberry was on his feet In
minute and made good his catch, but
he came ont OF the fracas with ruined
trousers. Only one or two OF those in
the room managed to escape, for the
officers had all exists covered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

Allen 3. Cox, 10-year-oId son Of Mr..
and 1les. H. r. Cox 519 Seventeenth
avenue. East Moline. is suffering with
iutaa-La paralysis The boy has been
ill for q week. his ajIment having ap-
paarea to be typhoid fever and the
typhoid test was made, but has not
come back from Chicago yet. The
home was cuarautlned for infantilc
paralysis Yesterday. The left arm OF
the bog is affected, and though be is
able 10 a0an and close his hand IL rs
very difficult for him TO move his arm.
AS Allen has had meningitis there is
some question as TO whether the dread
disease was brought on by that or the
infauEiIa paralysis germ DR.. l. u.
Bar1ing. who is attending the boy,
says that he viii recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
- - Z. S. AGTI0N.

Br. c. E. Johnson mayor, mas re-
.efval from Governor r. o. Lowdep @
message in reply to his telegram Of
Saturday appealing for state aid ia
solving the fuel problem of East Mo
line. The mayor informed the governor
that the people here are suffering be-
cause Of inability to buy fuel. and he
asked the governor to set the machln-
cry ar the state In motion To relieve
tla situation Governor Lowden IN
FORMS the mayor that the federal au-
Ll0riGes have now taken over the coal
problem Ia Illinois, and suggests that
DIT. Johnson confer with State Fuel
Director Williams. just appointed I0r
Illinois. The mayor VIII take the mat
ter un Immediately with the federal
authorities. He may present the case
direct to National Fuel Administrator
Garfield The mayor hopes that be
fore there is another spell OF severe
weather the problem here viii be
solved He says he viii Sc TO II Ihat
She people of East Moline do not suffer
because OF inability 70 get coal while
thousands Of tons daily pass through
the city consigned elsewhere He says
he VIII try TO obtain relief through
government channels. but viii use any
necessary measures if the situation is
Aot uattereG promptly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
ND RFGIsrEREn-

Upon word from Savanna that Al
fred Olson, picked up in East Moline
Friday, was duly registered there and
had not been called yet for military
service. he was released Word from
Memphis concerning Henry Hursh
c0l0red. informed the police that he
had applied to the registrar but did not
receive his card. lie viii be turned
over to the Moline district exemption
board for investigation of his case fur
Their. At the time OF registration
Hursh was an inmate of the work
house in Memphis. He SAYS ne reg
fstercd on June 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
POLICE BAFFLED;
FOUR BURGLARES


1...--sar. ram wild fa Moline Ea5sfr-
.,..- ...-... farr 5ahs refna ranorsal
~. .-- -..rsr- the moss sarfore heinz
-a 7a-frfo 5-aa- 4+ara 437
..+a Street WHOM sz0 Was fa1sar
-.. ~ attempt made 10 rife the
F.-..r States postal zub-statf5n- A
...-..-. .-a -sar nrfaF omen and = few
..s-.rs -4sar but the money had been
-rg..= a. -na safe Prom cash req
sts-- rafgaefug to MIR. Jerisho. the
..u II SD WAS taken.
A.. ar-r clue on which the police
es--a o.. -.sr-. is a kew which was found
near one o= the cash registers. The
-.l-. had been closed at midnight ON
s..-rsa- and na / o'clock Chris Tnr-
ge.zor. special merchant policeman.
.au-s -1a REAR door open He 5Escov-
,-aH tHs cash drawers we're omen and
.-...+.4az MIR Jericho
A.. a.eemrt had been made 10 omen
The 5-sa door leading from the cellar
40 tine first door bat failing in this. the
a-T1rftz forced q window up at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
ARP CASE N0T CL0sFH.

~ 9 Q. Sloan . 10 oEem0I7o1
board at district No .. with head
quarters In Moline has announced
that the ease involving the exemption
of Dr. Henry A. Arp rs a farmer by
the district board at Peoria has not
been closed. He stated today that IL
win he taken Up with the provost
marshal general and with Adlutant
General Dickson. DR.. Sloan said that
since the announced exemption OF
Arp. numerous farmers who have been
called fer service have claimed ez-
.ernpfion upon oecupational grounds.
but all have been held for service by
the aLaIIne hoard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
Obituary
Fnneral of Thomas /. stanler.

The funeral services of the late
Thomas I. Stanley well known Moline
newspaper man, which were held yes
terday afternoon at , o'clock at the
Barnard funeral home, were largely
attended. not only by tri-city business
acquaintances and members Of the
various orders to which he belonged.
but also by many personal friends OF
whom he had large following.
Rev. r. Wilbur Babcock OF the First
Baptist church oh{ciated The Elks
had charge Of the services at the fu-
neral home and the Odd Fellows at
Riverside cemetery. The active pail
bearers We're w. }. Tally, r. S. Daley.
C. S Trevor. L. X. CIcaveIand, o. =.
Child and 7 s Quinn. while the hon
orary bearers were i. r. Young, p. G..
Iuman. A. T.. Nelson, Frank Gustaf-
son, H. S. Ransom and w. l.. Purcell.
Members Of the EIks and Odd Fellows
marched in a body TO the cemetery.
where interment was made ia the
mausoIeum
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
HMrglare AcEITa.

Burglars had a gay time ln East
Moline Saturday night and Sunday
morning, Four residences were en-
tered and the cash stolen amounted 10
S107. The places entered We're:
1010tz Sixteenth avenue John
Tawed reports So stolen from his
trousers.
Jericho drug store. sub postal sta
ton. $12.26.
Residence of Victor Hedmau in Nc
DoweII fats, Fifteenth avenue. be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Place
burgIarized after . Sunday morning.
Thief secured S5 in cash. mirror.
brushes and q white ivory jewel box.
zoos Eighteenth avenue. Charles
Neuas reports S53 stolen.
1887 Sixteenth avenue. Jim Valfsez
reports SIG stolen from his trousers.
and another man rooming in the place
lost SCI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
s. Y. HokInsOu.

Word has been received in East no
line Of the death Of S. v. EIoIduson Of
Anamosa, Iowa, VINO passed away yes
terday afternoon Mr.. HoEiuson lived
ON fgarm about q mile and q half
from Warmers Crossing until a year or
SO ago. when he removed 20 q farm in
Anauosa. The Rev. J. VI. Osborne has
been asked to make funeral arrange
ments. services To he held Wednesday
afternoon in the Swedish Temple III
Moline, Rev. Mr.. Osborne to be assist
ed by Eay. Alfred Dindbers Music
viii be furnished bv the Johnson
brothers of StIvts Burial VIII be in
Riverside cemetery.
Mr. Hokjusou was g we'll known
figure in East Moline. having lived
there for about twenty years. he is
survived by the widow. d daughter,
Mrs william Downing and son,
Leroy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

East Moline ordinances the presiding
MAGISTRATE or Justice may remit fines
ia cases in which the oTense charged
is drunkenness. II ne believes that the
good Of the community will be served
bv SO doing It is possible that this
section of the ordinances. and its cor
responding statutory provision. will be
submitted TO the attorney general for
an opinion as to whether it is valid
DR.. Johnson is opposed to the prac-
tice. and believes It should be stopped,
and he also has held the opinion that
fl is not according 10 law.
Three men in East Moline police
court today paid fines of So and costs,
So. SO each, on charges of being intox-
icated Saturday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
THIRTEEN CAUGHT
INA CRAPS GAME
Officers Haller and Wailine Interrupt
Lively Party in Unexpected Raid
On Saturday Night.

"A good old time craps game was IN
fun progress when Officers Halter and
WalHne ralded a place at 1919 Third
avenue. Moline at midnight Saturday
evening. Thirteen players Including
white blacks and some OF villa s COM
patriots We're caught fu the net ami
viii be gwen hearing in police court
this afternoon The victims were G. A.
Williams 1918 Eleventh avenue. Ed
ward Riley I218Jh Third avenue;
CieUus Huston. 12I81z Third avenue
Charles Smith, 12181z Third avenue;
John Smith, 1929 Third avenue;
Smiley Hollis 12I81s Third avenue,
and c. Nelson. 160I3z Second avenue,
all c0lored and living in Moline; MEL
win Wallace, Davenport: John May,
Arlington hotter, Moline. Nick Roche
vas, 1910 Third avenue Moline. and
John R0dman. 2002 Sixth avenue. Mo-
line. were the white men while the
1Lexicans were HaIeoon Andrews.
1889 Third avenue and Frank
Brown. 151556 Third avenue Moline
Nick Eochevas is charged with
maintaining a dis0rderIy house. while
the rest were picked ND for disorderly
conduct.
The officers were in search o. a
bliad pig They saw two Negroes get
off Of a street car at Fifth avenue and
Fifteenth street carrying overloaded
suitcases They followed the men to
the Third avenue house and while
HaIIer kicked in the door, OMcer Wal
line guarded the rear door. In the
scramble over the officers appearance,
someone turned out the lights, and
kicked over the table but Halter
pulled his gun and in few moments
had the party under control
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
W4Y nor REMIT FINES

Is the practice followed in East Mo-
line police court, as wen as in police
courts OF the adjoining cities. Of re-
hitting fines or costs IN some cases in
police court. illegaI2 DR. G.. IT. John
son. mayor. has been investigating the
matter and unable 10 obtain q salts
factory opinion from local attorneys.
he recently put the question before
the attorney general OF the state. He
has received an opinion from Attorney
General Brundage to the effect that
once magistrate or justice makes his
decision il cannot be altered. bur must
stand that the RENTING OF fine or
a fee is Illegal: and that the appeal
courts cannot grant the privilege Of
changing q decision IN such cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
NrH0NL FIMIE M.

Miss Lucy Clark Of Rock Island,
teacher of the first. second. third and
fourth grade room al Campbell school
I'm East Moline. is confined to her home
with dEDatheria. She was not well
Friday but attended school and by sat
urday night the disease had deYel-
0ped She is not seriously i'll The
school was fumigated yesterday and
work carried ON today as usual. Mrs.
Walter scbilling substituted for Miss
Clark.
Several children we're sent home
from various East Moline schools this
morning with chicken poE, Of which
there are MANY cases in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
William ID Green.

Ailments incident to old age caused
the death yesterday afternoon of vii
liam Henry Green. so years old, at
the home OF his niece, Mrs. L. j. Beng
stOn, 1924 Seventeenth street, Moline.
He was born in Maryland and for
many years operated q farm near
Green City, Mo For three months he
had made his home in Moline with
relatives. Besides Mrs Benson. there
is living a daughter, Mrs May Carter,
Green City Mo. two step-daughters
and several grandchildren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
REFUSE CLOSED SHOP,
BUT WILL RAISE PAY

Portland, Ore. Oct Members Of
the federal adjustment board were
expected here today to examine into
the strike OF more than 1000 steel
and wooden ship yard employees. TIE
employers have signiGed willingness
70 grant wage increases asked, but
they have refused demand for the
closed shop
ait Seattle. WASH the adjustment
spent week investigating stciEe
there OF lz.000 ship yard employees. n
is expected thar a similar period viii
be spent here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
PROMINENT 1IEN ARE
TO SPEAK AT DINNER

New York, Oct 15-With thousands
OF delegates from all the southern
states tn attendance. tho ninth annual
convention OF the Southern Com
merciaI Congress was opened here TO-
day and viii continue through We'd
nesday-
Ambassadors, state governors and
other distinguished men VIII address
the congress during its session and
~ allied diplomats have accepted In
vitaions 20 the banquet tomorrow
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
LIBRARY BOARD METTs

The East Moline library board viii
meet tonight at Lincoln school the
meeting having been called by the
chairman, D. e. Hoffman This is to
be the first meeting Of the new board
and officers will be elected and inn
portaut matters discussed. Hereto
fore the hoard has been composed OF
members WHO offered their services,
but now. the work having been taken
over Dy the city. the board members
are appointed By the mayor. The
meeting VIII be called at 7 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
rAMpAIGN NEARs -.

This evening will see the close of
the Y NJ c. A. membership campaign.
The goal has been 1000 recruits IN
six days and 1t Is thought that the aim
will be almost realized Battery y OF
the artillery, under Captain II s.
Lord. is stlll the banner squad. bring
ing in - recruits Saturday evening.
A total 81 803 were enrolled on sat-
urday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
JAPAN GETS CONTROL
CHINA ROAD IN DEAL

Picking, Oct. 15-Chlua and Japan
have signed an agreement concerning
the lease of the Kirin-Chang Chun
railway. Nauehuria Japan viii loan
China 3 800 600 yen at five per cent for
"a period OF 80 years The revenue o.
the railway viii be held as security
for the property during the term er
the loan The KirA-Chang Chun rail-
way VIII be under the management OF
the South MancLuria Railway COM
pauv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
NOTIFIES ENHAI-sTFT1-

There nave been 80 many cases q
chickenpoE in East Moline recently
that the supply OF warning cards has
been exhausted. Several more cases
were reported to the health author
tiles Saturday and yesterday, There
are about fifteen cases under quarau-
tine now incidentally there are quar-
antine cards on the residence Of the
city health physician, DR.. 4. Don Tay-
Tor, and on the residence Of ]. Frank
Naberry. night sergeant of police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
READY ron noSD san.

Starting Thursday morning 13 COM
mittees VIII begin the work OF cam
vassing the business section Of Moline
in the interests OF the second Liberty
loan bond sale. Plans for the drive
were completed at a meeting held
yesterday at the Office Of M. J Duryea.
A pep meeting ls scheduled tor we'd
nesday at noon al The Moline COM
mercIaI club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
ALLIES GET CONTROL
ROYAL MAIL PACKETS

London Oct 13-The entente allies
have increased their shipping. accord
ing 70 the Times through tho acquisi-
ton OF the Royal Mail Steam Packet
company and the LamporC and Holt
lines and the controlling interest iii
the Argentine Navigation company.
which has a capital Of 510000.000 and
owns more than three hundred yes
sells. Three of the leading French lines
and one Italian shipping company
participated in the transmission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

Springfield. Ill., oct Problems
confronting the Illinois department Of
public welfare will be faced ut con-
ference at Joliet 0cl. Is and r. Ia
connection with the annual state char
tiles conference, IL was announced
here today.
Governor Lowden and Charles II.
Thorne. head of the public welfare
department. Will deliver addresses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
COAL STRIKE VOTED
TOUCHES 4 STATES

Kansas City. oct. IA resolution
calling for a strike affecting all mines
of the Southwestern Coal operators
association in oklahoma Missouri
Kansas and Arkansas. beginning next
Friday morning. was passed today at
q meeting OF tina presidents and secre-
taries Of the state organization OF the
United Mine Workers OK america ID
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

Although Ben Popping, Moline is
now serving a jail sentence in Los An
geIeg on i charge Of vagrancy for fafI-
ur8 to show up for physical examlna-
tion. he may Ire liberated fl he VIII
enlist. according to John H. Coburn,
clerk Of tie Moline exemption beard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15

J. " Kerr, for 10 years a resident
Of Moline. died Saturday evening at
his home, 1925 Sixteenth street He
was so years Of age, being born Ia
Alton, ILL., Jan 8, 1867 In addition
to his wife. he leaves his father. John
Kerr; son, Clifford, Maauoketas
Iowa. and 81 brother Frank, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Lola Hubbard, both of Sill
Wis Mr.. Kerr was employed by the
VcHe company as q machinist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
CLINTON VOTERS ARE
AFTER WATER PLANT

Clinton. iowa, Oct 15.-Clinton vot-
ers today are casting their ballots on
three municipal questions, in addition
10 tle state constitutional amendment.
They are, Municipal ownership OF the
waterworks. an advisory election, the
establishment Of municipal court
and the establishment of "a department
OF municipal docks Women are yote.
ing on tie municipal questions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-15
AUTOMOBILES MEET
ON a COUNTRY ROAD

In su automobile collision yesterday
afternoon alt. o'clock near Cambridge.
the cars of Dr. J. II. Long, East Mo
line. and of a. Lempke, GaIva. were
both considerably damaged MIS- H
n Long Orion. mother of the East
Moline physician, was thrown from
the machine but broke her fall by
efinaina to the fender. She was bruis-
ed up but not seriously hurt