Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-24

only successful gaS-Dag TaDfic Tor
should succeed in capturing him
Oskaloosa, Iowa; Bruce Hobart. At
iantic, Iowa, and Eathyl Walker, At |
lantic, Iowa: James H Marriott, Long
Grove, Iowa, and Mrs. Anna N. Guy, /
Davenport.
Ordered to acknowledgement Will
liam G. Moth. former city treasurer
and recently commissioned captain in
the ordnance reserve. was ordered to
the Rock Island arsenal yesterday for
duty by the war department, according
to a dispatch received from Washing
ton.
Policeman Suspended-on charges
preferred by Lieutenant Dutley, sta
toned at the Rock Island arsenal, Pa
trolman August Hass was suspended
from the police department by Chief
Charles SchlHeter Tie army officer
claims that the patrolman arrested
him at Second and Brady streets
about 5 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
for failure to have the lights on his
automobile lighted. Lieutenant Dutley
claims that at the time Hass was IN
der the influence Of liquor. He made
complaint to Chief Schlueter and
the chief suspended Hass for time in
order to investigate the charges. The
patrolman has not yet fled petition for
hearing before the fire and police
commissioners.
Alleged Stacker Taken - Deputy
United States Marshal Andrew Peter
sen yesterday afternoon took into Gus
tory Fred Tate, colored on a charge
of having failed to register for the Sc
lectiye army draft on June 5. Tate
was arrested here by officers Meyer
and Stafenbiel Of the police depart
ment two Weeks ago. He could not
show a registration card but claimed
that he had registered in Des Molnes.
Investigation proved that no one Of
that name had registered and Tate was
turned over to the federal authorities.
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Two Join Nayy-The following have
! joined the navy at the Davenport sta
ton A H. Drummer. apprentice sea-
man, Pittsburgh. Pa. and L. II.
| Thomson, apprentice seaman, Moline.
t Auto Owners Digging county
hauto;sts in arrears on their registrs-
| ton plates have turned in approx
mately $500 10 the secretary OF
| States office through the county atter-
neys Office in delinquent license pay
ments in the last two months More
! than four hundred owners had failed to
pay their 1917 license fees when the
collection system was first started.
t O.
/ Obituary Record-Isabeile Parmele
2-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry Parmele, sled Thursday night
at Il O'Clock at the home of the par
ents, 1911 Harrison street. The child
was born in Davenport, Nov. II, 1915
! In addition to the bereavad parents
a brother Harry ParmeIe. Jr., and two
sisters, Nellie and Corine Parmele 81
Peoria. ILL.,, survive.
| The death of Mrs Eliza Riley Of
Comanche. Iowa, occurred at the hons
of her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Goede
! 2231k West Pleasant street, Davenport
Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Sht
was n years Of age at time of death
Six Caught in Raid Six peopie-oni
keeper and five inmates were arrest
ed by Detectives Kinney and Officers
+ Rogers and Graham. in raid on al
alleged dlsorderly house at SIS Roci
1 Island street, Thursday night. Til
proprietor Of the establishment CAV
the name of Mrs Joe Smith. The ia
mates were Joe Smith, Carl Miller, GU
Jansen. ". Jones and Edith Wylie
+ Several bottles Of liquor and a largt
number of empty bottles were seizet
in the raid.
Eight Cars Secured Mayor Berwal
; states that. in a conference with Man
ager j. G. Huntoon OF the Tri-Cit
Railway company, he was told that til
: company would soon have the service
Of eight more cars to aid in the islam
/ transportation requirements in tia
/ near future. It is understood this mum
Der includes cars recently purchase
in Chicago. Grand Rapids, Mich. Ceda
Rapids. iowa, and other points and re
modelled summer cars now unde
: course of alteration in the Rock Islam
, repair shops. The company has bee
: making every possible effort to ad
e cars for island requirements as the is
| land working force is increased.
/ %
Break flinders Traffic. trolle
/ wire broke yesterday at Ninth an
Harrison streets about 7:z0 and d.
9 layed all cars which so around tn
$ down town loop for 90 minutes c
: more The wire breaking at this poir
1 broke the circuit for almost every lin
e in the city and also the Bridge car
$ The break WAS at an inopportune tim
| for clerks and others going to work :
0 about that hour. an emergency ca
: tfor the repair crew was sent in an
a the break was repaired as quickly .
!, possible
S Police News Ceasore,l-An ne3
i given out TO the newspapers for h
benefit of ting public hereafter. vi
\ be censored by Chief of Police Charit
schlueter, is became known yesterda