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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
Jront sesem 9yrobibitinM.
Tieienpetitipn NIT 100000 ltHter.
idJriittn BrdiiSent BiIiOH bon
Nrbeiterfhlrern ii6erreiff.

Ter gigattiiddte groteit, Der ie ei.
nenl Yraiioerrten Der geretntgien
Stnaten iotpie oeni aongrcb unterbrei.
tet lporoen rno gegen bic einiiibrung
Don Rrobibition eeriftet 1T, III Der Der
orgariiirten arbeiterff)uft Sea 9dnoes.
Ter gsrotft, ireld,er nit 1900, 900
llnierihriiten beoeft III, tparbe oein
Braiioeitten pergdngene 8cte bon
bier grbeiterfiibrern perfonlid i6er.
reifa, Had,0em Der Brdftoent Der fSe.
berdtion OF 2abor, GGiuiel @onlpers.
Die aueien5 bermittelt bate. GaS
Soiilmitfee iDpiroc bergdngenen sSrei.
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ten entpfungeh Der ben Serren bic
Seriideriiug CAB, boB er bic anse.
Ieaeabeit pcrionIi9 reiili9 iiberlegen
tYerOe, ebe IN beriel6en ctipos seidJe.
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Ger Insifuii Der Grbeiterifdft be.
i.ahe aus Den Serren sSoiepb Broebitle
OILS Yertrater oes Observation-Disclosures.
bni.6s, Soiepb Seban, Der legislative
Igenf Der sSnternationalen 9lgarren.
inctcrunion, 0iilion Sneaiiis, Der
ii;.ernntionale Braiioent oer Ninihi.
iil;cminioii, uno Wlartin Vsce5rnp,
Sei grdii6snt Der Traoes Union ai
ser.u acnsue ucn SIlinois.
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.uureen inIIerbuIb oreier g9o>bcn se.
iannrelt IS beiBt ili ocriel6en:
.cos fanatiide ialo bigotte 9sooI.
fernngseleulent nlndt isoe eroeirfIihs
slnilrengIng mo iduedt babel DOT
-AatIahenentiteaiing i;idjt 8rriid, nm
tfe slegieriiug Sifr Annabme bon no.
tionaler Brobibition gu Slpinsen ltuter
0en Soriuon6, bal, eins ioIf,e Robre.
Gel CUR 2ebensmittelerbaltiing BON
ao'beH lei. Rlr ein src5ent Scr @e.
.reibtprpouftion oes lonoes iinoet bel
Der Scriteillms BON Bier, 6dS gum Sc.
;cobnIeiiSgetrdirt Der 9taifen Der ane.
rifaniifen glrbeiter iospic BON Dtiaio.
i.en ni6erer 8iirgtr eeimroel, Scr.
lt,eB6nng iin6 bon bieiem tpiro iiber
Gle Salfts oils @ailG prcStBtretSc
isrttfriioffe plriidgegeben.
,gsir modfen sic orinaer6 anf bic
Ibufiofe penpeiien, onb feline Der eli.
ropaiihsit 9infioiRn, Die lid, in eincr
ricI idlinnnteren Gage beiinoen nls
mir, Qrobibition einaefiibrt bat; I'M
gesentbeil lie Cerabrethen Bier oScr
IPidte &eine aiS 9iatienen on ibr.
Scl1ntsn.
yBir proteitiren NIT inierer ennjqn
Srnit geJeu ieSlpe0e @abrpael, Die
ron Nu @sddtcn Der ltn6ul6imu1feit |
nnS Ser SsiidsIei geforoert, ipeIEct
tina Oer @,nnf zines Getrdnfes eut. !
-ip;Isn piiroe. o1s mir ais etfriid)eno
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29

Suian g. @ooberntan lit SeItG'
ircntsOoIlTtrederin BON S5nbn y. gSoo.
herman; 8rl1noeigentbum $1,000.
George R. Se5per 1T ytahluBber'
matter Don Sarriet ". 8ilion; Eerio'
nalien 1870, @rnnreigertbum $4,000.
Ger peri6rtlide ytadIab Der 6ran'
ces =. gSirnlel betr1et $1T83 80; oer'
icnige Set Wurp goIan $3280; Der.
ienige 0es 2Sobn Wl. Oonneqp S13.'
726 AZ; Serienige oes Ssgnus SteioIc
$500.
Ser 5homas W Worbpro3eB B.
SIN ariminalgeriat rpurbe gsltsrn
bic IustpdbI Der Surp beeubet, nor
tpelaer Der Iar6igs R bert Z 3 o.
m 3, tpel6er DOR siri9er 3eit, tpdhs
renb eines Streites fiber Elm Deibes
GruuenSimmer isinsn RaNegsuofer
Grobus Wegdfferb erfdoB, fpegen
WOrbes i'm srIten 9rdoe prosefirt
tuerben fon. GiHer Der gum @sifnpos
rensutienIt poreelabenertgiirgsr Srsb.
9rsitboFf 1904 Dritte StrdBs, Reaos
ing, g., Der in effpas benebeltem gu
ftanbs sridtsnen mar, tpurbe auf glns
ortHnna bes Ri6ttrs 8u6pulter 5ur
Grnibfsruna na6 Der Sberiffs@Ofs
fiee aeleitet urb ein Gnoerer, Serr
Gbnrtes s5ettpeis, 225S 2otb Strdbe,
tpurbe bon Der 9isuitIstitung ais @es
ihporensr entbunoen, neil er, ipie et
ertldrte, Elm @rdbfteinSfbdft betretbt.
Yerf6iebenes
Selnta 8drtb erlcnqte Elm llrtbeH
iiber $t25 gegen Die Seritep Gboeo'
late Co.; bic Baraeon gieiining 60.
ein ioIhes iiber $216.03 aegen Bhi-
lip 6. 9ertran; 0lar 6. 9euiitior EN-
ioIdes iibsr St2S Aeaen Gulil Nsl'
Iiants; Sullnie S. 9urrs ein iolfcS
iiber St69 so aeqen gmil q. Settt'
Ter; Die Siti3ens Wtotor Cor 60. EN-
iolfes iiber S176.90 gegen 5. BUR
tom.
Syomes s. RntIiff, grditbent Ser
Nutc &emsoiCs 60, s, unb GouuS
arhiclt geitern burtb cine gtrt.
1Aei0ung Oes Ridytcra GiitS,peiIer bns
,hrn oeripeigerte Heht, Die 9iiter Ser
BeieQidlaft urtteriudler laiien 81
fiirfcu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29

9loenue; Scnrp Heeie WcGaue, $40.
2544 0aibinJton gloenue; Augult
@aIter, Jto. 1888 6nirmount alpe
Soilis &obRle, Jeo. 2285 &otb Strabe;
R. 8. SartnnuL $50. 1924 StaceD
Goenuc; e. &. Sternber9er, gto. 35l
9ieior 9lueiute; Conrad Soebu, gto.
1859 Siigoo StraBe, lno gbarIcs
Sdeq, gto. 2S07 8inc Strase
Die Gegrer oes Oeutiten Inter.
ri1tA Die ietne 9lbid,1fflms befiirrpor.
tctef, ruareI Jrali Anna !2oIduiit Wit.
gteil ,So6nion, Ro. $50 Selntor 9lace,
cine boriilnltge S6nlIebrertn aus De.
troit unb Senrp &GueIan0, yto. 1881
Slloion 9loenue.
an om SdJlliltperiHtetloeittsn Con.
ron ipuroe bebuis etuOebrnber Inter.
iufitng eine idyrtftlitg Seidpperoe pen
Jrau w. Yfaer bon Wdnltou Ylace
liberluieisn. Grat Uliler bat, mie lie
Ter geb0ro, mittbetlte. gegeltli5er DOH
DER Mbittier Stplle ctnen fIeilIen
Gan0nIuSen it1b ne itebt jett, Lie iie
iagt, in @,f1br ibr geih1it Sll perli.-
rem, ba es anaeblit, ben 3oqlingen Scr
gJbtttter Sdntle perboten iporoen lit,
in ibrcn. 9loen 5u failfen Serr RoItpr
GiienlObr 6enterfte, oab ibm 5u Sbrer
qefomnen iei, Der RriiBipoI Der
SdnIIe perbinbere tbotIddlith oie Sin.
ter ouran, tn Den Riuer' 'iten 2aoeu
81 aeben.
Ter furbiae gntpoIt G. Gee geatn
proteitirta legen Die @rrid1tung occ
/ trcieftirten Stope 8erd)er SfuIe, an
Ter Sicbenten une Gutter StroBe uno
brobte ioglr, faus Der SdiuIrath auf
Ter gIusiiibrltng oes @nus bcitchca
iolte, init eineiu @inboltsbeiehl Gle
IngeleecnDeit nuroe Dem @oufnmmit.
fec iibtriuieien
5Sern5r rpliroen Nn9ebote fir Rcpo.
rutllrarbeiten en- BEN folucnrcn z dit,
len entgc1enuenonnnen uHh Grm Smi.
fomntittee uuo benz ScidNftsfithrer
iibenuitien: 9intcooo. RurfieIb, &teb.
tier, Wbittier, 0olgln6, &irbh Hoo0,
RothehberJ, @mton TIoce. @eihpoco,
GconhaIe nnb CotIep SdatIe.
gluberoem purben Die Gmpfehhm-
gen, oielpie bereits ausfiibrIih bertd;.
tct, Suparintenocnt Gontcu nm
Snntsta1 oem QIenWfcrmtttee ,urtcr-
treitet bate, gliachciSen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
~ n n CCnxay's kapeIIe
AVV &on5erte tdslid
nMun e:ao Has Sis Rm.
Nrieifafen.

5err Rebafteur: Sic lager,
Gle gdrser (aud Ridtbiirser) Don
q BIB 30 Suhreu uriiHen am 8. CUNT
regiftrireu. Soll bds bsbeuten, bdb
ale, bic iiber 80 Sabre alt iino, b. 3.
30 Sabre unb 8 ROndte, ui4t gu tssi.
ftriren braudeu2
antport: Rdn. Denn Gle am s.
Suni 80 Sabre, IL Wpndte uuto 20
2dge aft iinS. bdnu miiHsu Sic nod
reaiifriren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
Ginem .SersidIaa erIearn

Der % Sabre aIte Seize ". 9fiaer
Don go 1924 Gortboqc 4Site, brah
eeitern &orntittaa, gcraoc ols er oas
Sous betretcn Doate toot 5uianuueil.
Coroner Gr @uucr iteIlte feit, ods eiH
Ser}itIoa Die So6esuriude lepcien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29

coney Island e ssss';; sans. ss:':;s ss-a::. sss
safseIn ~. tLnsiH IN ben nsHtn 6a,Sa lpalaft,
1be Ihntie.an<eoHfe. SerHer bipfbes fips,
le6iisr lmb lanqlter Der eree; bic gomo. &c,
9nts; Wtotvng; 3co Gin: perfefiss Rlnbbdiis,
1tstl bon 1901 BgrgnnanHeen. sfsieS Banbs,
gtht, 1nrs, Spielpidbe, Rubdtsi ltcn5etfs, eic. /;
bds hneS mii elmer nmbetopIen EnHersnb,i
ben 20 yaeilen filt 20 Cents eopte BON Br0do.
nrsD-e ginnn
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
FARMERS SEEKING
DRAFT EXEMPTION
Dates Arranged when TilIeFs of Soil
Can Make Out Aflidavits in
Support Of Claims.

Arraug ugements we're completed to-
day by Palmer r Edgerton. county
advisor, for the fling Of claims for
exemption from service in the new
national army, by operators and hands
who are Indispensable to the manage
ment OF Rock Island county farms.
The claims will be acted on by the dis
triCt board at Peoria.
AIr. Edgerton today issued the fol-
lowing statement relative to the mat
ter All farm operators and farm
hands, who have passed the physical
examination viii be given a privilege
Of fling their claim for exemption and
make ad7davIt in support Of these
claims On the following days: CordOva.
Port Byron. Coe and Canoe Creek
townships at Port Byron. Aug n;
yuma. Hampton and South Moline
townships at Barstow. Aug 10: Drury,
Buffalo Prairie. Edgington and Anda-
iusia townships at the town hall in
Buffalo Prairie township. Aug ISL;
Bowling. Rural, Coal valley and Black
Hawk at Milan, Aug IA
Each man should bring with him
two heads Of families. vino will make
affidavit Supporting this claim fer eX-
empti0n. A notary public viii be pres
ent and all necessary blanks and alTj-
davit forms will be furnished The
hours. S a. n. TO ) .. m.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
EXPECTED TROUBLE
AT SOCIALIST MEET
FAILS TO DEVELOP

Anticipating repetition of the trou-
bic a week ago when a near riot oc-
CURED at the socialist mass meeting
on Market square, quite crowd gath
cred at the same place last evening to
hear what representative Of that
party had 10 say relative to the war
Those who came looking for excite
ment were doomed to isappointment
for none developed Edgar owen of
this city made mild address i'm which
he outlined Isis partv's stand concern
ing the war He stated that tho cap
itaiIst class" caused the conflict and
that the workers will not be benefited
regardless Of who wins
e. G. Brooks. Dixon attorney. who
has been brought here to give free le-
gal advice to those desiring to file ex-
snptiou claims from the draft, also
was heard DIR. Brooks declared that
the conseription law should be re-
peaIed on the ground that it is against
the constitution to raise an army to be
sent out Of the borders of this c0uu-
try.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
AFTER SLACKERS
IN NEW ZEALAND
Police Used to Enforce Law Demand
ing That Name Of Every Man Of
Military Age BE Enrolled.

Wellington. New Zealand ~ (Cor-
respondeuce of The Associated PTess-)
The New Zealand police hereafter
VIII enforce that section of the New
Zealand military service law which
aims at the enrolment Of every man
of military age in the Dominion in the
ezpeditionary force reserve Police
men may accost citizens and make in
quiries accordingly. Eligible men not
enrolled will be liable to fine Of
$3.50 or three months imprisonment.
1T SIS hoped by this step not only to
insure that the name Of every fit man
is on the roll but to detect men who
have failed TO comply with the mill
tary ballot drafting by means Of mum
beTed marbles and card indexes) That
is every man who is not in military
uniform VIII have TO have either an en-
r0llment certificate or a leave pass
showing that he has been medically
rejected. 1T is expected that the pow
ers thus given the police viii lead to
many incidents.
Another change under the military
service act which took effect this
month is re ative to the classification
of the men Of the second reserve divi-
sion-the married men. Originally
this division was to have been cIassi-
fed according TO the mems depend
eHts but lately the government de
cIded that the basis shall be children
only. Thus married men without chill
dren will be called up first, those with
one child next and SO on. Married men
without children are estimated to
number about $4,000 The first of the
married men viii be drafted i'm Sep
Lember on October.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
4DOOR TOURsEDAN
rs ON DISPLAY HERE

The first Cole four-doCr toursedan
to be shown in Davenport has arrived
and is now on display at the Midwest
Motor company.s show rooms on lower
Harrison street This is the car that
was one of the real innovations at the
Chicago automobile show Tt answers
IN single unit the requirements OF
the motorist whose social duties have
neeessita1ed in the past the uainte-
nance Of more than enc type OF car.
With the rear quarter glasses stored
snugly away. the glass partition be-
tween the front and rear Compsrt-
ments removed. ana the upper glass
door panels lowered out Of sight, the
f0ur-door toursedan ~bscame an open
touring car All uprights and posts
az the sides disappear
Only q moment or two Is required
for the Transformation into a spacious
family sedan. The rear quarter glasses
slide quickly into place. The upper
glass door panels can be raised in an
instant All fit perfectly. completely
enclosing the car In glass Add only
the center glass partition to separate
the front and rear compartments and
the pattern Is changed from family
sedan 10 a fashionable berline-lim0u-
sine Simply lower the upper glass
panels Of the two front doors and al
low the other glasses and the center
partition to remain in place and your
f0uT-d0or t0ursedan becomes a smart
limousine, the tonneau is private. as
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
WEEKLY PROVISION
AND GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago, aug 11.-SIgniug Of the
food control bill by President wilson
has brought sharply into notice ime
portant price declines which during
the last week have accompanied the
final stages uf the enactment Values
this morning as compared with q week
ago, were down sec for wheat 2Izc
to 312C for corn. ana rs I1ezc 10 "a
E1sc for oats. On the other hand, pro-
visions rose 45C to $l25 II was no
surprise to many observers that wheat
underwent the greatest setback in
value of any Of the cereals. but ap-
parentIy the fact was not realized IN
general until yesterday that the mini
mum price Of 81 5u the food control
bin would not 80 into effect until July
], 1918. and therefore could have no
direct sustaining influence on The mar
k8t so far as this years crop was con
cerned- Another factor tending TO de
press values was an evident reluc-
tauce Of mills and elevators to accum-
ulate stocks until definite KNOWLEDGE
was obtained as to what price the gov
ernmeut would be wlLliue 10 paw with
the food control law in fully authorized
operation. Meanwhile. farmers were
said 10 be loaded up with 3 greater
stock Of wheat for this time of the
year than has ever previously been
known FIN be United States. q cfrcnm-
stance which appeared to act as more
than an offset Tor a notable reduction
of the estimated total domestic produc-
ton for 1917 Corn owed lis setback
in price chiefly to 3 sudden withdrawal
of demand on the part of dfstiIIers.
The reason for this withdrawal was
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
ACME ELECTRIC co.
STORE SCENE BLAZE

The hremen were routed from their
beds at 2.25 this morning to extin-
euish a blaze at the Acme Electric
company. 1909 Third avenue, which
might have developed into a serious
blaze had it not been tor its timely
discovery. \ quantity of excelsior
stored IN boxes and barrels ia a room
in the rear caught fire in some unac-
countabIe manner and was burning
fercely when the department arrived.
The burning boxes we're thrown out.
The ceiling Of the room was badly
scorched. The loss viii not exceed
S25
Al 1920 this afternoon the depart
meut was called to the plant of Sturte-
want & Baker. 1914 Seventh avenue. to
put out q small roof fire which start
ed from an 0verheated chimney.
F'Iremen from station No. 2 worked
two hours to extinEuish O sawdust fire
in the old mill field in the west end
last evening.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
OFFICE OF
MARINES II DAYS
Sergeant James +. Gallagher Receives
Orders from Major General
fse0rge Barnett.
NsTRUCTs On ACCEPTING HES
Only Those Of Highest Standard 20 BE
Taken After Stations Are
Beopengd.


The Lhiled states marine cor ps i@
cruiting station closed at noon today
and SERGEANT Taraas r Gallagher. Of
-r-.- .-.--- ,s4--.4-z - .s,-- a
"ls' l-i
vacation for III days. Te2peLals-z tHe sta,
tjou on Aug %
SERGEANT caIfarhar received the fol-
1ovrfrer orders frorn Mater General
caorga parna+t Of CHICAGO today. in
[rbfc6 # makes ofafn faat after the
recruiting stations are opened. only
men of the highest standard VIII be ac-
cepted into the service:
AT noon oo aug III, close ait marine
corps recruiting stations ana al13"
men 10 ENJOY veil earned resi- Pc
marine CORDS la eLl5isle9 II ~ 14ii
legal strength AL reports from le-
cruitlng depots ana ny personal IN
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
AnfRoNO8CE

from the language Of the Nohawks.
With them It was Ha-de-ron-dack and
meant wood eaters. This term was
applied in derision 10 q few mem bers
OF a once powerful branch Of the Al
yonquins, who were defeated by the
foaucis and forced to seek refuge in
a fastness of the mountains They
we're i'm great distress. and Ii is said
they sent messengers~to their victors
asking them To make no further war
upon them as they were reduced to
the necessity of eating roots and the
bark of trees. A few Of them finally
escaped to the north. and others we're
captured and held in slavery BY the
.1chawks.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
CONTINUE EFFORT
TO SETTLE STRIKE

Springfield. I'll. Aug 11-Represeu-
tatIves of the street CIR company. a
committee Of striki-@ car operatives
and members of the state industrial
board went into session behind closed
doors again this morning in the third
day ot conference in an attempt to
settle the strike which started three
weeks ago. :. d. Nackie. general
manager of the street car company.
stated this morning that he was hope
ful % q settl lement today.
The conference began with the
avowed intention OF remaining in ses-
sion untI1 an agreement was reached
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
Red CROSS PUTS UP
A FRESH AIR FARM"

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE American Red
Cross has instituted fresh air
farm on q beautiful hillside as a
refugee center for 48g children who
have been driven from their homes By
gas bombs dropped by enemy air
planes. The refugee center formerly
was a series of unOccupied barracks.
and the Red Cross now is housing in
These buildings the hundreds of weary.
nervous children from the bombed
cities. Eace child is kept on the
afresh air farm for 10 days at time.
So far as known here, this is the first
experiment of the kind ever made.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

John III Baer, Eonpartizan league
man. elected by the First district of
North Dakota FL the seat i'm congress
made vacant by the death of RI T..
Helgesen, viii take his place within
q few days. Mr. Baer. 2 cartoouist.
employed by the Eoupartisar league
newspaper, was elected iu q three
coraered fight, defeating the Repub-
iicaH and Democratic candidates.
The Nonpartisan league is an or
HanIzatIon Of farmers.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

the drivers seat and the tonne8H are
separated BY the center glass parti-
tion. The arrangement Of the four
doors gives separate entrances and
exits to the front and rear apartments.
The auxiliary seat arrangement makes
it possible To nse the car either as
FIVE or seven passenger conveyance.
Much interest has been displayed IN
this unique four-door toursedan since
is arrival
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

the clause tn the food control bill for
bidding the use al grain for the man
0facture oT any distilled beverage.
Bearish ancIcipations Of the govern
meut crop report. counted also i'm de-
pressing rhe market and 50 too did
widespread beneficial rains
Wet weather and consequent thresh-
ing delays prevented oats from shar-
ing more fully the weakness OF corn.
In addition, there were some com
plants OF car scarcity.
Soaring quotations in the hog mar
ket were back of the rise in provis-
ions Besides. word was received OF
an advance in British maximum prices
for meats. Shipments OF provisions
from here were much larger than was
the case a year ago.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
REPORT OF SECRET
TUNNEL is DENIED

Rome Aug i1-The rumor that q
secret subterrauean passage had been
discovered leading from the villa Of
the Roses. the residence of Prince Won
Bueiow. the former German amhassa-
dor, to the Hotel Eden. the former. pro-
prietor OF which was g German, may
he dismissed as baseless. Investiea-
ton discloses that such a tunnel is
not iu existence
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
SINN FEINERS GAIN
MORE IN ELECTION

London, Aug 11.-Sinn FeIuers to-
day won another parliamentary by
reelection. This time they carried the
seat for Kilkenny, made vacant by the
death last July of Patrick 0Brien.
William Cosgrove. the Sim Feiu
candidate, defeated the independents
Nationalist ex-Mayor McGuiuues. by
$50 votes. Cosgrove received T72 votes
TO McGuiuuess' 392
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

The funeral of Herman J. Eale was
held at o'clock this morning from
St. Joseph's Catholic church Dean
]. j. Quinn oficiated Interment was
I'm Calvary cemetery The pallbear-
ers were members Of the local aerie
of Eagles. with which lodge Mr. KaIe
was affiliated
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
ARREST q M RAID:
DESTROY WHTSKEY

Nilbertou Okla. aug f1-One
thousand gallons Of whisky have been
eonHscated and n persons arrested in
Latlmer county the result of a clean
up by federal officers assisted bv
county otEtials. The activity was
timed preparatory 30 the payment of
money 70 the Indians soon to be made
officials announced.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
raoL LEEArHER EoEEcAsr.

Washington, Aug. 11.--W Weather pre-
dlcdons for the week beginning sun
day. issued by the weather bureau to-
day are.
Plain states and upper middle Mis-
sissippi valleys. Generally fair ex-
cepr for local rains at beginning Of
week. Temperature below normal. be
coming considerably warmer toward
end of the week
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
s85 KILLED BIZ HEAT.

New York, Aug 1.-THE number Of
deaths caused by the heat wave of a
week ago which ended Aug. 4. is ssti-
mated at 965 by the weekly bulletin Of
the department. Of health
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
RINCK MADE HEAD
or LABOR BUREAU
Sncceeds Cornelius Donovan as sup.
erintendent Of Local State 08lee
Next Wednes d8y.
LEAVES FINE RECORD BEHIND
Retiring 0nicIai Has Worked Branch
Up to High state EfficieBey-
All Aids to Go!


Fred IT. RIhcE, l"-9 l*e1-35lA
street Who for many years has been
.s,-.e7.. ts.,tfesa v..-fs uortz Island
-,,.,-- .-z.-. -..asvaa
tepa0lleah P9''--'7
word Of bis appointment 1t 'tose3 i'9l
Frank .. Iowdeu to the position of
s,.-.s-sr.tsr.,f1a+ os she Illinois free en-
..,.-ss-. rr- -.-<
ployHent bureau ~ .h47
Goods torneins donovan "i.o
made an enyla'-e t..,3i[ 49, 81 m
@,a.-a ,-eg aafabt7abe5 during the frs
- "a fgyarrar "a r Dunre-s ad-
t-.t-+,-.tl.. erf rFr 00novar was
.'5-1a4 Il. at,a~ga rr The local bureau
Dt--t- ,.,jf1 -.selgroa Frs naq duties
tf-a1,,s-4s.,-
-.,+-,fl.-,..e,,. h,fraar7 g,a= eatab-
,;-tl5 f. 80 T.ra-F aua f4 1919.
~ s7r T,orovan vaF1 received his ap-
,,li+,t,no-t I'm fhat aafa The Offices
go 7,--4.,f ,- .tl.e second floor
- III. '-t -. f,.,sfT,-lr, Tn Nav 1q15
i, .ba NJ l,,er+are vre-e moved to 1a21-2s
eserord avanue this location being
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
FEW men FAIL To
REPORT TO BOARD
Exemption Body Members VIII Know
Monday Whether or Not Arrests
are to Be Made.
TO EXAMINE qoDAf
Many ReEistFaEts From Other Cjtles
Undergo Test Here Alter Get-
ting Permif. q.

The Rock Island district exemption
board viii know ora Monday whether
or not action will be nece@arv
against registrantE who failed to re-
port for examination before the body
The board today handled a number
who we're ordered to report earlier IN
the week. There has been few. how
yer. who have failed TO report The
members OF the board figured tais
morning that by tonight practically
all Of those who had not shown up
at the time ordered would present
themselves for examination
Monday the list VIII be checked
over and slackers, if there are any
will very likely he arrested
Outside Men Examined.
Registrants from other cities nave
been examined by the local board
Many Of those who registered else
where secured permission from the
exemption board in the district iu
which they lived at that time % be
examined here.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

River forecast for As hours 0niy
slight changes in the Mississippi viii
occur from below Dubuque TO Musca-
tine.
J. M SHERIER.
Mete0roIo1.st.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
STAGE OF RIVER

Following was the stage Of the Ms
sissippi river at the stations named Al
Z O'CLOCK this morning.