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Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Looked Like Cigarette Butts.

From the French front comes the
tale of night advance to be under
taken with all possible secrecy when
officers apparently caught their men
in the enormous offcuSe of smoking
cigarettes in the darkness, presenting
points Of light visible for many hun
dred yards, No man was seen actual
they saw glowing stubs on the ground.
Closer investigation showed the sup
posed stubs to be little luminous cen.
tipcds, glowing with mild phosphor.
"SCence like that of the glow worm or
the fireny. Entomologists have identi.
fied the centipedes as identical with n
species native to England.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
SWEDEN LIMITS FOOD SUPPLY
All Bresdstuffs, Except Corn and
Meal, Placed Under Official
Control.

Stockholm. Swcden.-The govern
ment is taking vigorous measures
TO regulate the food supply. or.
ders have been issued providing for
appropriation of barley, barley flour,
half Of all supplies Of oats and oat.
meal and wheat grits. The govern.
ment has forbidden the use OF pota.
toes as fodder or the peeling OF po.
tatoes before cooking.
The government took possession OF
all stocks Of wheat and rye last De
cember. so that the official DEGREES
now cover all breadstuffs except corn
meal and corn, which are expressly
excluded. The daily bread ration
probably will be reduced by so grams.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
U. S. HAS MONEY FOR WAR
Federal Reserve Beard Reports q
Thousand Million or Hand
When Needed.

Washington, II. C--The nations
finances are modified to meet any
situation likely to be- presented in
the near future. in the opinion OF the
federal reserve board. whose prccau-
tionary measures undertaken upon the
severance OF diplomatic relations
with Germany, have assgIned ooncret"
form and are believed % cover every
contingency that may arise
There is at present on deposit with
federal reserve agents In the various
districts approximately 100000 900 in
cash and the huge reserve OF $500 GOO. p.
600 Is available al Washington for
use wherever & may be needed
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
NEW DEVICE FOR SUBMARINES
Simon Lake Says His Patent viii
Enable Compliance Win inter.
national Laws.

Bridgeport. Conn, -- Simon Lake,
inventor Of the cycnkeel sub
marine and vice president OF the Lake
Torpedo Boat Co. has been granted I:
patent for a torpedo device which en-
ables submarines to warn all enemy
ships before sinking them. without in
the least endangering the safety Of
the C.boa,.
This device" said Lake. will en-
able the undersea craft to comply
with all requirements OF international
law OF visit and search. without in
any way impairing It's deadliness and
power"
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Butterflies 'er Decoration.

In EosiuB there i q woman who has
transformed Ut,rily collecting into u
commercial enterprise yielding hand.
some profits. For this womaU'> unusual
line -! trad" fore" of trained col.
lrciurS scattered over all parts %! the
world. i engaged IN gathering no less
than 10000 specimens n year Instead
~ these exquisite collections only, they
are used chiefly for decorative purposes
in n score of different ways by tcwcl.
crs. florists. m"di>trS and others
Popular Mechanics MAGAZINE.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
TEXAS COWBOYS
CHASE MEX|CANs
ENTER REPUBLIC SEEKING TO
AvINoE DEATH or GER.
TAIN coMRAoE.
WILL ATTACK BORDER TOWN
E,lIistas sad to ee Contemplating
the Capture Of oI,nsss and
Juarei-mosemsn, Against
SaiaIsr Reported.

III Paso. Tex Six hundred COW
boys are reported TO have crossed into
Mexico IN pursuit of Me,icans who
Ailled Americans in the United States
last week
The cow boys crossed a, the Corner
Ranch. the frpor, said. Guadalupe.
80 miles east oi Juar"i. vas oceu
pied BY Nill.sias under Manuel ochoa
The report Of tao Americans having
been Killed NJ the Gibson ranch. 70
miles west of Columbus. which rraoh
~ ~ raso. 50 far 4 unConhrmci.
Leaders ~ the COO cowboys Who
are reported 10 have ssopi over the
border IN pursuit oi the Mcsicans
Who invaded United States territory
are said 10 have inquired Of Gen
fcrshing whether such action -ouli
be froWned upon b. military autho-i
ties on the border rcrshlng 4 said
in have made the lAeonlc reply
There's nothlng 20 stop you.
boys"
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Firemer's Rescue Saddle.

The Indian woman carries her ~.
run>c strapped IN a haskr'rcFadlr On
her back because she mus; needs have
her hands free Tor other things. The
same idea las been utilized by VII.
l.am he Lgdr uud Albert H. Steele ~
Kansas CITY Mo. In the construction
ul q saddle ,u bc used los Hrrmpu 10
r,sruInc wucuu>nioG, ur helpless Per.
sons from burning building. -ropu.
lar Science Monthly.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
SKIN TORTURES
That Itch, Burn and Scale Quickly Re-
iieved by cutieurs-Trial Free.

II takes about ten minutes to prove
that a hot bath with Cuiicura Soap
followed by gentle applications Of
Cuticura Ointment will afford relief
and point to speedy healmcnt Of
eczemas. itchlngs and irritations. They
are ideal for all toilet purposes.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold eyerywherc.-Adv.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Senate to Pass Education Act.

Washlnston, n C.--Thc senate
agreed to the conference rcpor,
on tho administration vocational
educational bill, and Il nos roes 10
President Wilson tof approval A Eys.
tom Of education in agriculture. trades
and industries Is to be- administered
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
nes sina Aaalnst saIaIar

commhus. y. " jose YncT sAia
va. With forces estimated a. S"H. +
,cporicd 10 be moving westward from
Ogtos loo miles southwest nt Co
lumbus. army officers said here Al
vices also uoFn received trum lieut.,
Col J e Waterman at Haebi,a tha,
body Of Chrranra cavalry from 90.
uora was south a, iAnF's Ranch near
the Corner Ranch. raidcd recently.
and Has moving againsi Sa'arar.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
SOLDIERS VOTE PROVINCE WET
Home Folks Are Dry But Boys in
Trenches Believe in Personal
Liberty,

Vancouver, b. C.-Additional fig
ures received here from London
where soldiers votes are being count.
ed, indicate hardly doubt that pro.
hibition for British Columbia has been
defeated
On Sept. Is, last. civilians in this
province voted in favor OF a prohibi.
ton measure, with a majority OF g.
900. Since then $3.50 soldiers have
voted Two thousand votes have been
counted. and show that the soldiers
are voting wet by about to l.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

Washington. Ambassador Page has
obtained anidavI,s from the officers
OF the American schooner Lyman VI
Law. recently sunk In the Meditsrra.
mean. A brief summary said the sur.
vivors were OF the opinion tina, the
submarine was OF German nationality
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

JohnS;own. Pa a--WOrk ut seven ~
the largest mining operations In the
district was tied up as result ot a
strike Of 7.o00 btumlnous coal min
ers near Portage The men demand
pay for the actual number OF tons
handled. instead of according to the
standard weight Of coal cars.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
MARINES MAY HAVE
LANDED IN CUBA
REBELS FLEE WHEN AMERICANS
pisEMBARk AT SAN.
TtAGo.
FOUR BATTLeSHlPS EN- ROUTE
Fighting Reported From Various
Parts Of lslsnd-prineipal citi.
Eens Remain loyal-carnL
val 10 Called on.

Havana. Cuba 1t Is reported un'
officially, but On good authority. that
marines from United States warships
were landed at Santiago. the center
oi the revolutionary activity II was
said that the mutinccrs and rebels
fled into the woods at the approach Of
the American forces.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Tn The system

Take the Old Standard GROVE S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taxing. as the formula is
printed on every label, showing il is
Quinine and Iron in tastelsss form. The
Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron
builds up the system. 50 cents.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

Larned. Kansas. ] H. Bois
seau. wife OF wealthy live stock
buyer In I.arned was found murdered
In her home, Her head was crushed
and her body was badly bruised. The
husband is in jail while the crime is
Investigated
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Use for 600, 900 Boy Scouts.

New York.--Six hundred thousand
boy scouts throughout the country
have been ordered by the national
council OF their organization to pre-.
pare for nonmilitary service in the
event of war
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Hunted CAPTAIN Is to Sail.

Baltimore. Md.--Although a reward
of about $4,000 is offered by the Ger
nan government for his capture. Capt.
William Miller OF the Claim line
steamer Clan Robertson. left here for
New York to take on general cargo
for England.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Risk, Death TO save Medals,

New York.-Blind, SO years old and
weighing 400 pounds. former Police
Inspector Henry Steers nearly choked
to death going back through his burn
ing house to rescue his bravery
medals.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Villa Calls Convention.

FL Paso, Tex.-Francisco villa, the
bandit leader, has called a conyen'
ton OF his chiefs to be held at San
Andres, to form a civil government
and select officials.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Berlin Home Heat Limit 50.

Parfs.-Thc berlin local govern
ment has decreed that. on account
The lack Of coal, houses which ar
served from central heating plant
must not have q temperature Of nor,
than 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Mueh pis..sn,s, rsre

There Hry sotns 'hinEs shout our
political system that doRt s~vm quite
right remarked senator Sorshua.
'for instaurrf'
The cuHrr'ssman Who has made
himself Unpopular amcas h!s c'Hsti''
uents i the che Who has 20 81 hack
aud have 'em - ursghl.OrS.-
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Curses Kaiser, Riot Ensues.

New York.--"To hell with the kais-
err" shouted a member of Max Merz's
audience here. and raced from the
Teutonic gathering A riot ensued.
but after much excitement, the speech
was resumed.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Murderer hanued.

Danville. Ill.-Charles Big John"
Murphy was hanged for having mur.
dered Louis and George Romas a,
Hillery. H.. October 2, 1915. when
he attempted to rob the brothers In
a bunk car
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
orders Six Frs,ohters.

Seattle. Wash.--Announcement was
made that the Cunard Line had let tn
the Seattle Construction and Dy
Dock Co. the contract for six s,ee'
freight steamships at a ngure In ex
cess OF 100000.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Bank Of France 10 Raise Issue.

Paris.-The maximum issue OF notes
by the Bank OF France has been
raised by the government decree to
$4. 200. 100000. The previous maxi
mum was $4,000, ,oO0. 600, which was
established May Is. 1916.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Epidemic Of Measles In Porto Rico.

San Juan, Porto Rico.-A severe
epidemic OF measles has broken out
in San Juan. 100 cases having beer
reported. Several deaths have oc-
Cured
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Newspaper Man Killed.

Topeka. kan.--Sidney Zinn. q.
newspaper man Of Topeka, was shot
and killed by Clyde Brown. a news
paper mailing clerk. Brown returned
home and found Zinn with his wife.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
What She Learned.

''Did your darter larn ennythlng tew
boartlin' school?' asked Mrs. Oatcake.
"Yew fist bet she did," replied Mrs.
Hayrix. "She larned tew 'preciate tn
kind y eats she gifts tew home"
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
SOAP IS STRONGLY ALKALINE

pHi constant use will burn uut the
scalp Cleanse The scalp 10y shaupuo-
inc with la Creole" Hair Dressing.
and darkru. IN the natural way. those
ugly. grizzly hairs. Price. Sl.oO.-Ady.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Ordered to Leave Austria.

Paris. II is said that word has
come from Washington that all Amer
leans citizens have been ordered to
leave Austria at the earliest posi-.
BILE moment
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
A Model Husband.

Hubby, | want n pair OF shoes"
Every well, my dear. You can get
serviceable pair for about 81
But Mrs. Jibway-'
"Say no more. If Mrs. Jibway pays
SIS for pair of boots, it naturally
follows that you must do the same.
Get that kind, my love"
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
sssk, 10 Aseres Scr.

Tho invasion Of Mexico by cowboys
10 said 10 be the result % action taken
by Andrew Peterson. sr. TO aVenEe
tn. death Of his son. one Of the three
men slain by Meilcans recently The
murder of the three has aruusd the
entire southwest and. With Peterson
actively Organizing expeditions. con
siderable irouhls IL feared
Peterson came TO ~ raso With a
request that Gen rcfshlng and the
state department that be b" allowed
20 tak" bic own course In rcscuint
his son and protecting border homrs
Meeting no encouragement. he return
ID homo and bcEan 10 orFaniTe Ari.
roma and Nov Mexico raiiismen into
vigilance committees. part % uhom
will patrol the border and ,hc others
vii Invade Mexico IN search n, the
bandits uho killci the three Nor.
mons
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

This attractive little lady 10 the
two year old daughter % Mr.. and Mrs.
q, " Fisher. 21s North IT. iiafr.s
burg Ia Last winter she had an az.
tack of measles, together with q very
severe cold. Just AZ tha, time pruE.
tisi Z j wilhslm presented Mr.
iishSr 9TH . jaf of tho Southern
outside trcatment-vlcka yapoRub
salve. which Vas Just thea being 10.
ifoduoei Ia Harrisburg. and requested
that he Eivo this preparation a thor.
ough trial Nf. Fisher writes
i must say that our baby rad
tuch q cold on her Chez, and IN her
throat tha; she could hardly taik.
ahd ~e could no, get her 90 take
anything Internally Aiisf xe uset
NiekB vapoRub SAlve on her breast
and throat ., nisht brfore soiug
10 ted she vas entirely relieved
No family should - without this
rrvpA~tion, II IL externally applied.
and - eau - gsed freely-lt IL alb
sorhsd through aud rene,r.tsa the
tkin. and, In additiOn. 10 Inhaled a. a
vApor. II has q hundred Uses Tor the
many minor Ailmens for which every
mother 10 the dootor, Three Isos,
.te. Iec or tioo.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
POINTS AMERICAS DUTIES
MANN OF ILLINOIS MAKES pATRi.
OTTO SPEECH.
Wild Applause Grests Hope That Thi,
Country viii Net De Drawn
Into war.

pashing,on. n C-Applausc from
both sides 81 the house fri.
DAY grcctcd q declaration Ivy Rcpub
llcan Leader Mann that the first duty
q! the United States was 10 look after
affairs ON the American continent.
and that he hoped this country would
no, be- drawn into the European war
Debate on the army appropriation blll
vas IN progress when be spoke
1 attn determined" Mann said. TO
do everything in my power 20 keep
our country GU, oi the European was
II it becomes necessary at any time
tor the United states 10 enter into u.
will willingly Join. but | am trust.
ing With hope and faith that the pres
idout will do everything he thinks can
possibly be done 10 Keep - out
Should Dominate This Continent
God only knows where Nr viii
land u this country enters the war
So iar az We can. Il s. our intercs, 20
remain the dominant force on the
American continent. and not think
that We should regulate the whole
world when Ne have taken care 81
the republics In Central and South
America. 10 the credit Of ourselves
and Of civilization. &, vill b. time
enough 10 regulate the older nations
row engaged in conflict foerei Il.
but hope Ne can keep oat oi g."
Mann argued that II the United
States we're drawn into the WAr u
could no longer claim the right 30 res
ulate American affairs alone
In conclusion. Mann urged that the
whole country stand together. regard
less OF what step vas taken in the
international crlsis
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

Cupid dpcs not take out llcrasr
~h-n h- gors hunting The mzA %
" HON hc make. game has 10 d. that.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
MonAs.s eaonslsa aLoaY

l. her hair II Jour IL sirvak~I With
ugly, kTitsiy, grzy hair use Ia Gre
Oh" Hair Dressing aud change u In
the natural vAy. Price Sico-AdE.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

4 Haie-uvnsyi hy,iro clcctrtc plant
has bcvn proposed for rfcc,loa 90 ~.
Hgura Fails
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
To Attack Border rs~r.

Guadalupe. ~hich vas taken. & the
next step by Nillistas In testing the
attitude % the Washington E5ycru
rHcni toward the villistss arproaehinE
tho horisr Las PAiomAs Lakes.
where rcrhlns made his last con.
e"u,Fation camp before pi;hirawins
his Mexican expedition. uAs taken By
villlstAs 10 DAYS AEo. and the Gus
toms doparinien, announced that the
f'ort would BE- kept open
II e believed nos that ogaaFa ~li!
hc the ncIi ror, occupied ty vIl'ls
ias. follosinF uhlch hihuahuA City
api lgarcr Nill BE- taken
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

Anct a Eifi sets married slse begin,
,o lose lu,cFcs, Ia curt paiers aud lpvc
stories.
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Warshlps 20 Scene.

Havana. Cuba -Four United S,atss
warShips are procceding 10 four Gu.
ban ports Havana. Santiago. Nuevi.
tas and Cien'uceos-to he ready IN
case the Cuban revolution gets be
yond control OF President Menocal's
administration. 4, was reported here
In addition. a United States eunboat
has appeared of Cicniucgos, and the
moral effect Of It's presence Is promoi.
ine quiet in the district
The Cuban cruiser Patria sailed for
the eastern provinces. laden with re-
endorsements .or the government
troops there
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22

Anuric cures Backache, Lumbago,
Rheumatism. Send lOc DIR. V. VI. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y, for large trial package
Adv
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Reeel forees Routed.

Word reached here from Santiago
that all the conservative officials Of
the province have been arrested and
are being detained az the barracks
The rebel military governor caused
their arrest on charges that they
were plotting 10 overthrow the new
administration
Heavy fighting occurred between
rebels and government troops near
Hoyo Colorado. II miles ives, OF Ha-
ysna. Several Of the rebels were
killed
Government troops broke and scat.
tered force OF rcvolutionists led BY
Capt Sanchez Del Portal. a Spanish
soldier Of fortune. who has thrown his
Let with the Liberals The rebels were
defeated IN series of clashes
Marble Hill press., 1917-02-22
Veterans Loyal to Menoeal.

The Veterans Association. which
corresponds TO the American q. A,
r. issued an appeal 70 its members
20 sustain the government OF Presi
dent Menocal Washington dispatches
saying the United States will not in,
tervene has done much 10 strengthen
the administration.
Havana's big carnival week wa
called off by government decree
The president issued n proclamation
pledging protection TO all men Of the
parties so long as they remained
peaceful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-25

fuEfifutfng marriage AS q sacrament
il should he administered by those
alone in whose charge Christ laft his
church. No one else would pretend to
administer baptism or the holy COM
mUui0u.
Marriage considered in this light
would most likely stand the storms and
trials that come in many lives through
the faults and weaknesses Of human
nature There would be fewer blind
folded and less divorce ana remar-
riage
- Thinking Girl" said when she
wrote for your column that life is too
brief 10 miss the divine happiness Of
love III you are sure It lis the real
thing" Friend. YOU are right when
YOU say life is brief, and SO when Il
comes to 81 question of fulfilling God S
commands we can afford to give up a
little happiness here for eternity IS
long. Besides we cannot tell when it
is the real thing.
1t is my. conviction that parents are
responsible for the wall-being and hap
piuess Of their children. If I could
impress ali those contemplating mar
riaee with the responsibility of il and
make them see that they must make
sacrifices. / would feel that I was help
ing them TO see their responsibility to
their children and 10 God
AN AMERICAN
Your view of marriage and divorce
Is q view that many people hold, and II
should bee law TO all who believe as Won
do But many others do not believe as
sou do. and they have a right to their
own convictions and O. live their lives
ass best they can with their more Lb-
araI views Of moral law. Each person
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-25

Mrs Fleming of Port Byron has res
turned 70 her home after g few dsfs.
visit with Mrs B j. White Of ga.s
city.
Mrs Il. C. Brown Of Pert Byron was
a visitor iu Rock Island yesterday, eu-
route from a few days visit ia Chicago
To her home
Mrs e. Z. Case and William Cess
or Port Byron were business callers
iu the city yesterday
Frank A Flynn Of Orion was srl-
city business caller yesterday
Carl Anderson ana Andrew Daniel
son Of Burlington were ia the city yes-
terday.
Dave Brady Of The Brady department
store went TO Peoria this morning
where he viii bay the stock OF q chain
Df seven grocery stores which ra-
Gently went bankrupt. 4 $4,000 STOCK
is involved
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n EnsueH of LynH
Center. Ill., we're Rock Island visitors
yesterday.
Charles Greenland Of GaIasburs ass
in the city Yesterday euFgut6 Tum
Clinton % his home.
c. T. Murphy and son, who have
been visiting Ln Minneapolis spent
yesterday iu the city visiting with Ea
formers brother, John J. Murphy #H
Fifteenth street. euroute TO their home
IN Beardst0Wn. Ill.
john Garner returned yesterday 70
his home ia EIdora. Ill. after short
business visit iH the city
Mrs. g. - Ninick is In Atlantic City.
~. D. oa an extended visit.
Rev. ~. II Rodgers. pastor ~ .#e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-25
Personal Points

+
Mrs r. #. Nordstrom. 2925 Thir-
teenth aveute, has gone to Bishop
Hill for few days visit with friends
and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Email Carlson Of Coal
/ Valley spent Tuesday ia the city
Mrs b. &. Freeman Of Utah, who has
been confined at the Lutheran h0spi-
tal in Moline the last week, was able
to return 10 her home Yesterday Mrs
O. c. Olson also Of Utah. accompan
/ her home.
Miss Nell Gustafson Of Orion was a
Tuesday visitor in Rock Island
Mrs d. J. Nicholson. who has been
in the trf-cities the last week visiting
friends. returned to her home in Tou-
lon, Ill
Hugh 3. WinsIow Of Chicago re-
turned today to his home after a short
business visit in the city.
Miss Udine Willard Of Thomson Ill.,,
is house guest for the week with
DR.. and Mrs. }. A. McEulty, 1929 Tnir-
ty-second street.
Mrs. Meyer Taxman. 2736 Sixth ave-
nue., left last night for Omaha, Eeb,
where she viii spend a few days with
. her parents.
Q. L. Fanhauser Of Stanwood. Iowa.
spent Tuesday In the city enroute to
his nome after q business visit TIA St
Louis
Mrs C. J. Long. zI24 Eighteenth ave.
nue., has gone 70 Dubuque for d short
visit with her mother
4. A Fuller Of ST. Paul left yester-
day for his home after b few DAYS
visit in the city
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards or
Orion are in the city for q few days.
visit with Mr. Richards sister Mrs r.
Z. Matt of this city
Albert IhIenfeIdt Of Springfield REL
turned yesterday to his home after %
short stay iu the tTi-citIes.
Or. Frank @. Bruner of Chicago. not
ed chautauqua and ivoeuu speaker
and formerly Of Rock Island county,
left yesterday for his home after two
weeks visit with his brother Lu Ede-
iugtOn township. AIr Bruuar is the
son Of William b. BruEer and broth
er Of the late Oscar Bruner. Mr Bru-
ner Is pastor OF THE Chandler Method
isl Episcopal church
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Chapple Of orion
arrived yesterday for visit with MT.
and Mrs. T. i. Matt of this city
Miss Grace Murbach Of Chicago is
visiting her sister. Miss Viola Muir
bach, as Twelfth street
Misses Anna and Barbara HendeI
and Lillian &osbEsch of Eulom. Ill.,.
spent Tuesday iH Rock island while
on their way to Cres1C. Iowa. for
few weeks visit with friends and reLa-
tiyes.
Mrs. Edgar i. Olson OF Chicago re-
turned yesterday to her home after
visit with her sister. MIS- Warren AM
dewsau 1903 Sixteenth street Mise
Lydia Peterson Of this city accom- pan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-25

All the news al the tlne-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-25

ter Of the Swedish Lutheran Emanuel
church. was i'm the city yesterday, q
visitor at Augustaua college. eufguta
to Rockford TO attend Eha Swedish
Lutheran convention. While here me
engaged the services Of gousgants
johnson Of the AuEBsraua seminary
for the summer vacation