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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
Hut Robbers Had Dismnntled IL OF All
brnss md NickIe
Parts,

y car belonging to DIR. E. II. Connolly.
OF Alberta. Va. stolen Wednesday even
inS while IL stood at Tenth and Bank
Streets. was recovered yesterday by
Mounted Officer w. a. Toots at Thirty
first Street and Ninc Mile Road.
n robbers who took the car are
working a new game in that line Of
e~ndeavor, II appears to the police.
While the thieves left the auto by the
roadside. they dismantlcd it of every
bit of brass or nickel, and even stole
the cap off the gasoline tank.
w. 7. Williams. 2400 cambridge
street. yesterday reported to the police
that his fve-passenger car had been
stolen from its parking place at
Twenty-first and Stockton Streets. The
officers learned that two men drove
away in the car shortly after noon
yesterday. They are said to have gone
in the direction of Petersburg. and
officers there were asked to he on the
lookout for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
M'FADEN TO TAKE CHARGE
OF MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Field Secretary Of Methodist Orphan
nSe TO He Transferred to Ports
mouth Change.

Richmond will lose another minister
September Is. when Rev. George II.
field secretary Of the Metho-
dist O~rphanage. will go to Portsmouth
10 take charge of Monumental church
for the u%neXpired term of the pastor,
Rev. w. Ii. Beauchamp. d. D., who is
leaving Portsmouth to accept an i'm
portant position in Nashville, Tenn.
There Will be no selection of a man
TO fill the position OF field secretary
until the meeting Of the Virginia Con-
terence at Petersburg in November.
DR.. B~eauchamp Is slated for the secrc-
tarYship OF the Laymen's Missionary
Movement of the Southern Methodist
Church. II remains to be decided also
at the meeting Of the Virginia Con-
ference whether Mr.. McFaden Will con
tinue as pastor Of the Portsmouth
church for the next four years.
Dr. Beauchamp's impending depar-
lure from Portsmouth breaks the time
honored custom Of a four-year pas
,orate in Monumental Church. ONLY
IN the case of the late Rev. j. d. Black
well. who died five months before the
END or his fourth year as pastor. has
me custom been broken in the Ports
mouth church in a period Of fifty years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
%PAREGORlC JAG
- w. MsticHs said T.. II" Preacher.
Fined for Being
DrunE

Preachers and iars do not
differ from the original tyne as form
erlS presented by J. B~arleycorn, in the
eyes or Justice Crutchfeld OF the Rich
mond Police Court.
i. w. Matless was arrested by 20.
ilceman WYATT early yesterday morn
inG at T~wcnty-tirst and FRANKLIN
Streets in an apparently helnless 80
aition. An empty bottle was
louhd IN Matless's pocket, the arrestinr
officer said.
IN court the prisoner said that he
crank the drug. Then Policeman
Vat informed the court that "the
gospel In North Carolina" '
Zen dollars" said the judr.
me prisoner didn't pay and was re-
turned to the detention cage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
Dr. HnmHn on Duty.

Dr. Percy g.. Hamlin. who was com
mlssioned "A hrst lieutenant in the med
ical oihccrs' reserve corps of the army
In June, was last week called TO Wash.
ington for active service DR.. Hamlin
had formerly been serving as a resid-
ing phisician in the Philadelphia Gen.
eral Hospital and the PHILADELPHIA Hos
pital FOR Contagious Diseases. It was
formerly enormously stated that DR..
Hamiin had entered the naval medical
reserve corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
Take Cure OF Soldiers. Tech

Lieutenant Robert B.. Stickley. az
amherst. OF the dental corps, has been
recently assigned to the First Rat
tai'on, First Virginia Infantry. There
IS a dentist to each 1000 men. VINO
sees mat the teeth OF the soldiers are
properly taken care Of.
Major Cooke, of the medical corn,
VINO mas had charge Of dispensing the
typhoid and vaccine treatment to the
enlisted men. completed this part Of his
"ork yesterday. Each new rccru!t 10
given the treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
In Engineering COrrs.

H.. III. George. ILL.,. son OF II. II.
George, 1871 Monument Avenue. a we'll
known railroad contractor, was COM
missioned yesterday as a captain in the
reserve corps of engineers. He is a
graduate of Richmond College and an
honor graduate OF Cornell University.
and has recently been connected with
the Southern Aluminium Company at
Whitney, N. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
PickpOcket La RInm.a

P~lckpockets are MOI ,,boio. A., -,
of victims. and that is -
irving Held. clerk m the High CO..
office. is b%emoaning the lon.
OF a valuable fountain pen. The nri2s
from his pocket. he told
:. i ponce, While he was getting into
@ 1NHey at Nlnth and Broad Streefs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
P~ostmnstcrs Named.

Postmaster Hay T. Thornton. of Rich
mond. has just been advised by the
Post-Ofice Department OF the appoint
ments OF the following men as post
masters OF Virginia towns: Philip c..
Long. Of Keats; Claude r. Wood. of
WinGina: Frank W. Wilson. af Gill
more Mills. and Isaac G.. Boyd. Of Drill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09

- Mrs. Mary 5. Danner. VINO lives near
stop Il. on the Petersburg PIKE. lost /,
valuable COY" Tuesday night by Paris
green poisoning An official investiga-
ZION was conducted yesterday to find q
clue, II possible. TO the iGeutitv 81 ~.
poisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09

The Hastings Court adjourned YES
terday after one Of the busiest terms
In recent years. Although the docket
had few cases of prominence. 1t was
nlied with prohibition law violation
cases. several being tried each day. All
Of the court officials are planning vaca-
tons, to be taken IN rotation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09

!. d r. Hare, assistant food inspector
was retired yesterday by the Admins.
pa'i'e BOARD as a superannuated EN-.
stipend of $50 a month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
EsL,Rs ENJOY PICNIC
At CARIs1EAE& HOME

EIks of Moline lodge. and several
others now visiting ta Moline, enjoyed
themselves yesterday at Flat Rock
the farm home Of Ernest garirarS, on
The Mississippi river II tba foot 81
Third street East Moline the oc-a-
sion being the annual outlnS. a fine
FISH dinner was served At noon hF
Lamon and Sundins. l&0 being seated
al the long tables 40 better meal
has ever been spread before au ant
Tered herd. and the Bills did ample
Justice TO the spread. consuming vast
quantities of fish and ham. aisFlsi1E
Of bushels of corn ora the cob. and
topping OF with coffee that couldn't
be beaten
There was sport of an kinds. base
ball being the one most generally i'm
duIged in though voIeybaN also had
its supporters. Following the after
noon hours Of sport luncheon was
served. and by O'Clock all The ~ sr-
rymakers were homeward bound
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
PURSE sNATCHER Is
CHASED By Bo5SIIEs

An unknown man who Saturday ev-
aninE saatCaed q handbag containing
SIS from Mrs George Minor 21Es Sixth
avenue. escaped after a long ana not
pursuit By James Rooster ot the Hos-
sitter & Peacock barber shop
That boy sure could run declared
Rossir=r this morning, "h0 said ne
was still OUT ot breath. His story OF
the occurrence follows;
Il was walking along Sixth avenue
and saw q fellow sitting on the steps
bE Jay Baruard.s funeral home next
10 the Pl8w City garage. ] started to
speak to him, thinking If was Mr.. Bar
nard and then L saw ii was not he
ana went on I was about twenty feet
away when ] heard 8 woman scream
II turned around and saw the fellow
snatch her purse She tried 70 retain
st. ard II looked as # he struck her
Then he ran around back of the fu-
neral a0ue with RE after him
"E5e cat through no FtftE avenue and
over TO the BIO theatre, m5ngt5ne with
the crowd there. i was sill. after aim
ana he went ore down the alley and
kept on going I chased him clear to
Ssaond avenue. but he got away. BE
lieve me that fellow sure could ruL. "
Purse sua-ghinE is becoming a reg
usar Saturday night occupation for
ceEtai in -oung men in Moline 81 seems
as yet police have been unable to as
certain the identity Of the thief or
thieves who prev uuon women in the
shopping district during the rush
hours of the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
REFUSED PASSAGE
ON TRAIN BOARD
BLIND; ARRESTED

f johnson and Frank Anderson,
Ganeseo young men. we're in the tri-
cities Saturday and they INDUCED
somewhat in liquor and accumulated q
zoodIv stock against the DRY cnudi-
lions Of their home city They han
five or six bottles between them
Saturday evening they attempted to
board q passenger train sri Afolre
bound for C-aneseo. The tram con
dartor refused to permit them ON the
train. because a. their condition and
The quantity eff liquor they were carry
ing. Determined to eide in spite Of
the conductor they boarded taa bag
e. car. Before the train reached sill
Wis. q special agent of the road picked
off the two men. and they were taken
to mast Moline police headquarters.
T1is morning they paid fines o. =
and ostz each. and departed for home
without their stock OF liquor
Two other offenders paid ines of So
and costs fp police court today ON
charges OF being intoxicated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
WEED CUTTING IS
ORDERED BY CITY
Comm 8szI0ner stouffer Says Undesir-
able Plants Must Be Eliminated
Menace 10 Health.

Moline people who have weeds on
their premises xiii either cut them or
ne arrested This was the uitimatum
OF Counais ztoner A. G. 5t0uffer issued
thfs morning with the backing cf
7EzTcr Carlson and the city council
Complaint after complaint has been
reraived regarding weeds. which -aIch
6uzt and germs, give people hay fever
and are a general menace 10 the hea-L1
Of the community
AprzaIs to the property Owners DE
Comm lzsG1ner 5t1ufTer have been met
with Indifference. absolute refu5a1s 10
cut tha weeds. and demands in some
cases 70 know Why don't you make
zc-and-zo cut MS weeds
Those who ask the latter question
are assured that -=o-and-ao VIII also
have ra cut his weeds
ssEa have city ordinance that re-
oufres people 30 cut weeds and Jae
penalty FOR failure h arrest, said Com
missioner StouHer this morning.
Some people say this ordinance gap
NOT he enforced I'm going TO test II
and ind out whether n can or not
No matter who they are, people who
TAIL 10 cut their weeds are going . Pc
arrested"
Notices we're being prepared to be
sent 10 several individuals ana corpo-
rsfons today. telling them weeds must
he cat Several railroad companies
will receive notices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
RENTS FINE TO
SOLDIER SPEEOER
Magistrate Frank Gustafson H. Lenient
with H0rotis5 who IS soon TO
Wear e. 5. Uniform.

Because Oscar FreeberE has been
accepted for the new national army
ana will soon be hzhttnE for Uncle
sam. Magistrate FRANK 6us5afson, who
believes in honoriaE ali who wear or
who are zof1z to wear Uncle Sans
uniform. was Ienzaar with him when
he was aTrafEned IN Moline police
court Saturday afternoon on q charge
o. speeding Freeberz vas assessed
sTG5 hat the magistrate RENTED the
me. the soldier to be released on pay
r1Er1 Of costs Of zf5
Saturday ana Sunday were bad days
for sbee5zrz The following cases
were tried and disposed Of hy 1l8Eis-
trafe GU=tafzan Saturday afternoon.
Harry Welgnar OF Rock Island paid
s1o5
oscar Eraeberg paid costs of sos.
Ei1az Bender Of Moline paid sI.g5.
EzrrE Anderson who took a change
81 venue 10 the court Of Justice Fred
EutrEkie. paid costs Of S489
+. Il Set1zreu, Rock Island. pazd
sos before Magistrate Guatafson this
morning.
john c. Swanson. ISIS Thirteenth
avenue. Moline was - he arraigned
for q hearing this afternoon. as were
Franz Tombsrgar. 1915 Twenty fifth
avcnue, Moline. and Charles Neser and
Norman Willis East Moline
Ray Willie. an Ninth street. Moline,
and Z r. acEEoD, also Of Moline, were
tn be- given hearings al this even
5nE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
BIGGEST FINANCE
BILL IS TAKEN UP
House Ways and Means Committee Be-
gins Consideration Of s11,5Ss,945,-
900 War Bond Proposal.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Consideration
OF the largest single fnaucial bill in
the history Of the United States ths
81. 53S $4,000 war bond and certificate
proposal was begun today by the
house ways and means committee
Plans g ere TO pass it this week If pos
sIble. Differences in the committee
centered around the proposal to tax
the issues and with this cleared up
it appeared that passage would be
expedited.
AS drafted by Secretary McAdOO and
laid before the committee the measure
would authorize the issuance Of ST.
538, 945,000 worth of bonds to meet
allied loans and 1900 600 900 worth
Of certificates Of Indebtedness and
war savings certificates respectively
to discharge other obligations not
designated. All would draw four per
cent interest and be subject only TO
super-taxes and war profits and eX-
cess profits taxes.
Substitute taxation proposals cover
q wide range, including a straight levy.
Of six per cent on the interest returns
and the fat income tax. These vary
ing plans represent personal opinions
Of members without regard to party
affiliations.
Work in the house which meets
Tuesday for resumption of regular
sessions following a period of three
days recess, Will depend largely upon
progress made in the ways and means
committee Optimistic members hope
that the bond bill viii be presented to
the house by Thursday
All the news all the time-The
Argus,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
CHILD FALLS FROM
WINDOW TO AWNING

PIuuginz from q sacond-story win
dow in the wake of 2 screen, turn
ing 9 complete somersauIt in the air
and alighting right side up on the
edge of canvas awning about fifteen
feet below was the experience this
morning OF GLADYS FeIs, who will be
years old in Decem Der. As she sat
on the edge Of the awning franrically
kicking her feet. a man who was out
with camera taking pictures, hap
pened along and dragged the child
from her periloue position and carried
her upstairs TO her mother GLADYS
protested vigorously against being car
RED for she could climb the stairs
without the aid of the man.
Gladys is the daughter Of Mrs Fred
NeIs. who is visiting her sister-in-law.
Mrs Charles Never, 14l345 Sixth ave
nue.. Moline. The awning that saved
the chiId's life is In front of the Mo
line Dairy & Produce Co. which &C
cupies the ground floor of the build
ing
Gladys was very enthusiastic over
her wild "trip through the air and she
declared she would like to do it
again.
IT was lets of fun" she told re
porter.
ASKED II she turned over IN tle AR
she replied with an emphatic sure"
But Mrs FEELS was distracted as re
suit Of the nervous SHOCK.
No one saw the accident Mrs Fels
vas in tine kitchen washing dishes
ana Gladys was on the window seat
Just looking az the raindrops as they
pattered down on heads Of pedes
TRANS. supposition is that she pressed
too hard against the screen az she
tried to get a better view Of the pas
seIsby the screen became unfastened
the child loss her balance and
plunged headhrst Gus Of the opening
When she struck the awning the can
vas gave with her weight and Gladys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27

calling sight or blindness caused from
graduated Ids sore eyes. scun5.
growtns, cataracts, floating spots,
ElaucOua. Wild hairs, weak, watery
eyes, weak nerves Of the eyes. pain
over the eyes or deafness. loss Of
hearing from any cause. head noises,
ulcers Of the ears. TO come and get
his opinion and try his new Absorp-
ri0r-Nassage Treatment ous time free
and see = it viii help thcn He es-
pecialIy wants those cases where one
eye is failing considerably; or one ear
is growing quite daaF and the other
is Just started. to see him without de-
lay One trez tnleat frequently gives
rapid and quick relief He wants
every case Of catarrh to come and try
this treatment once free Il gives im-
mediate relief. lie says catarrh is a
constitutional disease as wen as local,
and you must treat the blood and syE-
tenn as well as the nose Every case
Should ne durable he straiEhtens
c-oss-ev in three minutes without
giving chloroforu. he removes a5-
enoid Ercwths i'm two minutes with
out chloroform, and the patient gees
horne without pain o. danger RE
wants every child suffering wien ui-
GERS Of the ears. OF partial deafness
brought TO hlrn. He has successfully
treated over 500 children suffering
with deafness in some form. lie has
treated eye ear, nose and throat dis
eases for over thir-v-twO years. he
originated this bseeption- Massage
Treatment and IS making regular
trips here TO prove that operations
and harsh remedies are not necessary
IN most cases. He has treated many
OF the nost chronic, severe cases. He
takes no case that he thinks is incur
able, If you suffer he invites you to
get his opinion based on the treat
meat Of thousands. Of cases. For fur
ther information. address Or. w. 0.
Cotzee, Des Molnes. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
WORKGOESAHEAD
ON new BUILDING
Young Mems Christian Association
Committee to Decide on Program
When Stone is Laid.

Rapid progress is being made on
rhe construction Of the new Young
Mems Christian association building
TO serve East Moline and Silvis To-
morrow the building committee in
charge VIII hold a meeting for the
purpose Of deciding whether formal
exercises shall be held in connection
with the laying Of the corner stone of
the building # the program is ar
ranged. it viii be held In a week or 10
days
Foundations Of the building az Sew
enteenth avenue ana Ninth street are
now completed and bricklayers have
begun work on the superstructure
The boilers have been set i'm place
G. Heaps has the general con
tract, and is pushing the job as rapid
~ as IS consistent with good work
manship
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
PROVE GERMANS
seek HOSPITALS
Picture Of Red Cross Institution Is
Found 0n Teaton Flyer Shot Down
-Atiachs Premedifated.

with the French Armies il the
Field Aug z--Br00f that Germany is
1IbarateIy attacking field hospitals
zu aerial raids was obtained today A
German aviator brought down behind
cla French lines was found o. be car
rvtus a photograph Of the hospital at
Vadatancourr watch plainly showed
rhe Red Cross insignia on the roof.
To Gata the Germans have lombard
eE zoar hospitals in the #eraun reg
5o-1-at UueaE. Mont EaEEou, Belrupt
and Nade.s neourt- They have killed
45 nurses and patients and wounded
So Most If their bombs were -lcen-
diary Nearly always TIE aFial0rs
swept close 70 earth ana FRED ma
eaEne gun bullets Of fleeing nurses ana
patients.
TIE FEeach government bas be
slowed #Ha Laltou Of Honor and the
war cross - half dozen women
nurses for bravery during these at
lacks.
one ef the hospitals behind Eerdun
el 7hlca German aIrplaina= dropped
.ncend5arH bombs q week age is at
Ea4eiatucoErr. The IRE caused by the
Bombs spread rapids to- the whole
hai-luE ana the glare showed up
more plainly Ehaa ever the large red
crazz ma uteE ON the roof The aTla-
tor threw q second bCma. which de
mo#sneE pavilion il which were
-1ree crews 81 surgeons Who we're per
forming operations The surgeons.
nurses and wounded were obliged to
lease the building
~ about The same time "a German
aviator attacked the hospital at Cha
.rau Mont EaiE8ns The bomb eI-
uloEra IN a ward HLIed w5rh wounded
q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
MORE NAMES WANTED
FOR THE HONOR ROLL,

Names Of onlv So Moline men vho
are serving ia the United States army
end navy have been received SO far by
H. J DlrEea for the honor roll Of The
patriotic service committee of the Mo
line Rotary club. Certainly there are
more than tins number who have en-
rolled in the lighting forces of Uncle
Sam or who sill be called in the draft
Relatives and friends az men whose
names d0 not appear i'm the list APP
pended are requested 70 send Tn the
required information as quickly as
possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
RESUMES DUTIES
IN THE GARDEN
Mrs. Wise Does Own House
work, Also, Since Taking
New Medicine, T7niac.

Champaign. ILL.,. Aug. 3--.I used to
never feel fit for any kind Of woTk,
a-- ROW 7 tend my garden. 10 al the
1oHEsw0rk and its really & pleasure
GO 4s sarah Wise. Champaign w0m-
E- ef s4Z West Church street. told the
IG-lzc man on June IS. It's simply
astonishing the relief Tanlac has Civ
en- Ee, she added
lfv stomach and liver have been cut
OF order for 20 years" Mrs Wise con
t-a-ed. NV Kidneys toe. had beth
cred nae for . long time. They were
very weak, making IL necessary for re
10 ser up often during the night. Al
Though ] had G raven0ls appetite
5ar-GE several times a day-rhe food
dl51 seem 90 do me any good and
otts1 disagreed with me. I STAYED
hungry sim PLY all the time Frequent
lr -v fccd caused gas formations,
plcztlE and spells with nay heart
Muscular rheumatism in ny knees and
srE.es had bothered me fo- wears, too.
j, rzs impossible for me to sleep well
ct night
Z Felt just like different person.
vhs- 7 haa finished my first bottle of
IGzlac But nay relief IS something
remarkable since I've taken four bot
Ties RI the medicine Way. the liver
ana trouble that both cred ne for years
aas almost entirely ceased % annoy
rs. Ny kidneys have been pat in fine
Condition. I have a normal appetite,
everything I eat diEests properly now
ard thoroughly enjoy my meals. l
SLEEP nne az night. too The rheuna-
usm. also IS greatly improved. Tan
lac has built up my system generally.
given ms renewed strength ard made
n work pleasure
Tanlsc is now being specially intro
Qlced and explained N Rock Island az
Rless' pharmacy, 1900 block.--(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
PEACE TO WORLD
THROUGH CHRIST
Archbishop Hanna Makes Plea toE
World Recognition Of spirit AMI
mated IS Message OF Pope.

s--f
Kansas Ivy ~ 80 --s.-, AZ
there can be no pe.L-'a-4s--- gga.l "a
eaTtL u1llt --e1a tz1o= 80 -
.nzs d ~1Ele. anu -s-L go - -
peal Oh the rope. " az t-i9 @C
an address mere -aa- "i5-- 9s
bishop Edward 3D. E1al--- ~ u ,-5---+4.---
cisco. before t-1 l-l1-ei+'s- X a-- -
OF tatA--lc ~'Es5--9z. ...-..-. ..- +,--
LAeI+ can De --o u 1.'-4 49,
ordering -L lhe "oi III "'-l-t .-
moved oE tlflsl 7p-t-.' ~
JlAst lal IN power 1'l ~ So 80
t1s possession ~ many tA-L7s, ~ ~
Gcd the Father, declared AZ ~At17--oP
Ealns -,.s
mere "-l Pr L4 IL "a -
las concord OF p.--~S7 a-,H 90 -.-
aat- me men nc 49,. .--~sT
~ ma .aLs -r-o=+'4g s-1 ..-[
sanctions - ttt-, +S-1 eH--T la
human peAA5 rs more va -ttaltz L4-al- IL
earth pessesz-eh7- 1ecoStl--e l--e-
mercy L-1s- season justice '.+--
that 4lgLel c9de -~4s4+t "s N-+ Z, -
aaloTaa-ee with "i---L --5- 81 49, 49, -
os moral L0.Gss 4I-49 e-il f.. 10
-4e age 1l -@-t1 '+7-9--1-'' 40 -
iH me way ti ftot -l'4-4- ~ 72-
Christ upon ea-shs aA- VINO o1 "-
very place III --t worn s--o--ts
a% Nv -i1 aP F1--- .-li7l0 ---
H
le aIr-a-s1oF 4l@eS peg soma ?.
Itlee TOT tAe common " Gag anu N.
claf5L ,-e rear TEST o. --7 ' ~
would come az the emo 1- t3e pi T77-e
war.
Archbishop Hanna aearess La--o"
-n part.
We 1aa Hopea tEal -1e wave Oh
blood might not reacA our P5a-7-l+
shores. put those WAC s-lIe me oea-
TIMES Of Our great nation nave dee-7ea
thai ia this struggle there IS a 4ues-
ton Of human rights so appealing. 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-27
CUMMINGS CASE Is
STRUCK OFF DOCKET

The case OF II ~ Cummings.
charged with disorderf- conduct. was
dismissed by Magistrate Frank Gus
tafson in Moline police court this
morning when r. H. Schwartz. COM
planning witness. withdrew charges.
Cummings was arrested q week ago
after battle with Schwartz. vino had
followed Cummings into Mrs
schwartzs room ia a local rooming
house