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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK
'SAies at Union Stock Yards.)

Report for tho week ending July q 1917.
Choice steers. 1oh medium to good,
SYSh: common to fair. TGs; choice heIfers,
fair; eg7: choice cows. 7h@S: medium to
good S9I: common 60 fair. AZ @5h: best
20 fair. 5h 9S: best heavy bulls. m light.
~ go; nest calves. II to LII; Common to
Weight n@1th: shoats. R@l5; sows and
fair. sh 9s choice spring lambs. IS; me
dunn. 1904.
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bushei. eoes' at s%S PEI
VirLfniasIFarmers' stoek-Marke, nrm
vac per ponno: nrtmr. Sc nor nnmnd
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Now York Curb MarLet

VIEW YORK, July l0.-Recoverics from tho
out pesr S OF YESTERDAY were scored through
Gnro market to-day. Gains in Submarine
pouu ana Curtiss Aeroplane were tho most
pronounced. The dealings. however, even on
inc ADVANCE: were quiet. Maxim Munitions
were In good demand In the report that the
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~uitry-Sinrk on chickens in good 40
nSe shape at Quotations; hens dun and
unchanged, but no life TO It; dull and re-
ceipts heavy. Hides-Market in good &C
tive condition.. 1.-Two ~stock-Market in ex-
Geilent condition.; market firm. Wool-Mar-
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CHICAGO GRAn MaRrrr

July 0.-Aasortions that tho
German Chancellor said that peace was far
had much to do with a general ud-
vance, which took place to-day In the value
OF grain and provisions. Net gains were:
TO &c, and provisions. Tic TO SOC. Grain and
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MscELIASEou. mAnKErs.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July 1o~.-Trading in dry
goods lines at wholesale was more moderate
IN chnracter to-day, but prices were held
very firm. Moro buyers are coming into the
markets FOR spring goods, but they are
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NEW YORK. July l0.-Port movement
Middling. 2i.S0c. Stock, 59.e52 bales.
!, Total ,o,day a! a. sal p%os s,oct -. pa ,a rs. -
Total for Receipts. ls.T7l bales. ex-
ports. 23,oS2 bales.
Total for scason-Receipts. .ga,Ol9 bales:
exports, 5.J4, U55 bales.
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BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper. h..........-..... sr4
Anglo. French IS sSI7
Atlantic Coast Line As (aSked) ....... IS
a {. L. CIV. Is tBaltimore) tasked).... S5h
q: Z. LII. and N. As asked )......... 81
e ehsssPesks AND ono ono CIV: a ! i
Ligsett and Myers rs tasked).......-. 1914
Mercantile Marine Is 81
Scaboard Air Line adj. 5s.............. 20
Southern Railway Is ............ 65TS
southern Railway. ::..:........... g5s
y. s. REGISTERED 4. 1880 (bid) ........ e7la
y. d Registered IS, 1918 (bid)....-.. IS
y. s. Registered As. 1925 Did ........... lNl1
u s. Beg. Panama IS. 1861 tbid) ........ 50
y. s. Liberty Loan 100.
y. s.; Steel q: T.. IN4
Bros. Gifts CIV. Val (asked) 40
Na.-Car. Chemical IS tasked)........ 977s
Va--Car. Chemical CIV. IS asked ........ 9ss
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Atlantic Coast Line

EfFEtIiiytEll 'MAY p 'h isl South.
For Florida and South: Sis
Gag I. NJ. 1850 a: NJ. M' ana
F. a. $500 {. IS. tS;45 r. NJ. A. III" $500
a. t &. sos p y. mr. ky y:s yet =. M s;zS A. NJ" ass
For Petersburg: 1850 A. M, s:as
NJ. 400 :. NJ, 400 r. NJ, t3:is pia !.
s;SS Fl Nj. S;s5 =. A.. s:a5 p. H.. i2:aiS
Fer Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 800,
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS
i;sb A. ~. 6:IS A. NJ. 8:a5 A. NJ. $3.50 ~
S;l7 r. M S;SS +. H.. 7:a6 +. 81. 500 ~ r.
sExcept. sunday. tSunday onIy
Time Of arrival and deDarruEo -,
Recl.uns not euara nteed. -" con'
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NEW ORLEANS July lo.-sDrouEhty con

NEW July lU-sDrouEhty condi-
lions in the western belt were mainly re-
sponsibie for the rising tendency In cotton
here to-day. on moderate trading an ad-
vance OF - to 80 POINTS was m4de by the
strongest months at their best. The gain
was pared down somewhat toward the end
by pront- taking ana last prices showed Il net
advance for the session OF - TO II points.
Around the opening the market was IL to
81 points up. The weather map did not
show needed rains In Texas. and the fore
cast was for continued fair weather for the
entire western belt. After the opening call
liquidation and short selling were prompted
b! private predictions Of rain for the West.
and prices fell of sharply. landing ! TO 5
sprang Up at the decline and the market
improved. There wcrc reports of a good
ment from LIVERPOOL and southern mills.
and later. from Japanese interests.
Cotton future closing bid: July. sd; Octo-
Der. 25.4s: December. 2s6s. January. 5,A:
March. 600.
Spot cotton. quiet and unchanged. Sales
on the spot. Sj bales. 10 arrive. none. Mid
ding. %. Sa.
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Cash Srain wheat, No. 2 red. No. 3 red
No. 2 hard. No. } hard. nominal. Corn. No
. yellow. l.SQl.S6k: No. ; yellow. l.s5 @l.s6
No. 4 yellow. l.&.
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klchmond& Petersburg
Electric nv.
Seab0arG Ar Line Railway l.omnan2

Trains leave daily: Q a; NJ. Norma local:
VILE, s:a5 p: 81, sleepers JacksonSiiIIes. 81
fe,ersearE; NAG r. 81. coaches: LIS =.
%konvtlle. Tampa and Miami. Train. ara
b:2O A. NJ. 1882 y. NJ. $50 p. NJ
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STOREa

SAVANNAH. GA. July D.-Turpentine
nrm' IS; sales ast' receipts. $50; shipments.
receipts. 1ol!: shipments. 1853: stock. "a. $50.
Quote; ABB: 5@Q5.lo: CD, S.o595.lo: Z. $40:
F. 51o@p5.l5: G. 1o65.15 II. S. 20; l.
slls8s.0 r. A9G5,6; II, 5.eo@6.So; n. $40:
VIC. 6.5o@6.bS; WV. SIS.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARRIET.

CHICAGO. July Io.-fIoEs. receIpt, 10 om
active: bulk. sl+.5o q $3.50 light. slt.G06
$3.50; mixed. SA.:oq $3.50: heavy. ,iiI5G
sl5S rough. SI4. Is a. $li. Is; pigs. $40
1882. Cattle; Ieeeip,s 5000. strong: native
oeei caItic, }s:pQ*ii.U; stockcrs and feed
ers. $3.50 q $3.50; cows and heifers. {a.ioG
$3.50: calves. so. 90 q y1i.5o. Sheen. rcrein,,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond, Va, July 10, 1917.

/ NEW YORK LIVE roc MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 1o.-Beeves. no trading.
Calves. receipts. SO: steady. Common 10
sheep and lambs. steady; sheep. $500 a SIC. 90
lambs. &l6.S q 1l7.S5. Hogs. weak: light to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11

Open High. low. bid. Askd Sales. StLS
Salca
Stock

Se'~ SsS~A ~
200 Anis-Chalmers .........
Allis-Chalmcre. pfd. -.
100 Amer. Beet Sugar. COM.
5000 American Can .........
American Can. pfd......
1,6oo Amer. Car and Fdry....
American Cotton Oil....
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr
1.SoO Amer. Linseed OIL. pfd..
$500 American Locomotive :.
100 Amer. Loco, pfd........
1000 Am. Malt. LIST pfd...,..
l.1OO American Smelling $50.
American Snun. COM.
900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
GO Amer. Tobacco. conn.,.
zoo Amer. Tobacco, pfd.....
Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
zoo American Zinc 1900.
$500 Anaconda Copper ......
1900 Atchison
200 Atlantic Coast Line.....
A. G. l.. of CT. (Balto.)..
1000 Baltimore and Ohio.....
Bethlehem Steel. CON-.
1880 Bethlehem Steel, B..
$500 Baldwin Locomotive -.
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
A$S"-t will. ~
100 Canadian Pacific .......
California Petroleum =.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Great West, pfd...
$500 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
2S.So0 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
Crucible Steel. pfd..
zoo Col. Fuel and Iron x3...
Colorado and Southern.
$500 Corn Products. com. -.
l,500 tStillerS
zoo Dime Mines .......-...
6'4oV I.r1e
700 Erie. LIST pfd............
Fed. Min. and Sm., pfd..
General Electric .......
1.S00 Goodrich. com. .........
1o0 Great Northern. pfd:...
800 Great North. Ore Ctfs...
300 Gulf State Steel........
$500 I'm. Copper ...........
100 Interboro-Cons., pfd....
1.o~1nt. Mer. Mar. conn.,.
600 mt. Mer. Mar, ptd......
100 Int. Paper, conn.,.
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PETERSBURG pEANIrT
(Reported by Rodgers, Plumme & Co.. Inc ,
PETERSBURG, VA. July Io.-Spanish-
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

&c. X Quite ~ Con
Richmond. Va. July 10. 1917.
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CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY
Richmond AMI chesapeake 5ay Railway Comoao,

e.p..ss..ns oGueuuie OF April Ia. iyIL
scheuuie suojceI 40 Change Without
Trains leave Richmond b.5:5O A Al 81,
~ bs A. NJ. 3 A. ~; 40 a. M. II A. Al.
! +. hY 2 r. 81. 3 r: ~. bi +. NJ. $50 y.
4" S;29 r ~; 7:lo y. al. bs p. IL. 10 +.
IL; : a; Nj b9 A; NJ, 10 A; NJ. iii A. ~.
Al. b5:20 P. 81. 500 +. A.. S:iIo' hp.' +;
p, ~, % r. NJ. IL +. n. H.
bCarries baggage. .DAiIy sxcent sund..
eeSunduYS only. NoHuoI.
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s sis'So q s .ss -etheru. r.soe,n.oo; lambs

sH Total sales for week ttwo5 'days5. 1,2 sna5es. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

LEADERS LOSE OUT
ON EARLY ADVANCE

New York, May 23-Rails, shipping
and utilities did not share Ia the
early rise. Those issues were inclined
TO yield on Brst signs Of profit taking.
steel reacted "a large fraction and 9th
ers Of that group made similar con
Cessious. The short interest took cour-
age at this point to engage in fresh
commitments but prices rose again
after q brief breathing spell steel
touched the new high for the move
ment at 12614. Foremost features Of
the second advance embraced all
equipments andmuniti0ns. Oils and al
cOhoI also extended initial advances.
Activity halted before midday on acute
weakness in Peoples Gas which fell
five points 80 707s and New Haven
which lost 25s at 36Fz, low record
for that stock. Bonds were irregular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
SON OF DAVENPORT
DOCTOR JOINS HERE

Don Byrnes, son OF DR.. Thomas
Byrnes Of Davenport who recently
passed the examination for West
Point, passed the physical examination
at the local marine recruiting Office
today and viii be sent to Chicago. from
where he viii be transferred to the
training station ar Port ROYAL. s. G.
According to Mr.. Byrnes he intends to
try to get q commission as an officer
in the marine corps. He is the son Of
Or Byrnes, who is doctor Ia the
medical reserve corps Of the regular
United States army
Rex Wray and Charles Parr, stu
dents were sent to Chicago today
from the local recruiting office Three
other recruits left today, making q
total Of % men so far this month to
join from the local office
George " Gregory OF Rock Island
has enlisted at the army recruiting
station I'm Davenport and has been as
signed 10 the engineers corps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
Cotton Seed Oil.

FURNISHED By " ". Wagner e CO.
Trt-city Office IN suite 500 Best build
ms. +. J. Mccormick. mEnageF1
New York May 23.-The west sold
cotton seed oil Influenced by the un-
certain price movement Of lard. Clos
ing prices were not much above the
low levels of the day. Publication Of
the government crushing report had
mo appreciabIe effect. as it seemed to
agree with general views as regar Is
consumption and stocks held Crude
oil was quiet. one concern reporting
crude offered at &I.101z southeast for
prompt shipment. Glycerine continues
to advance. and the outside market in
fats and greases remains very strong
at top prices for the year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha May 23.-Hog receipts. 700;
10 to loo lower heavy, 15.65015.q0s
mixed. I5-60015.S0: lights. 1900
1850. pigs. 12500145o; bulk $500
1850
Cattle receipts. 5000 steady ma
tive steers. 10.00Q13.25 cows ana
steers. 90001150; Gamers 6.751
$50: stockers and feeders 7-00u
400. calves. 9.50U13.50; bulls CTS
a1G.25-
Sheep receipts. $500. IS TO 25 cents
higher vearlings. Is. seq 1850 weth-
ers. 12.5o0 14,z5; ewes, 1l.75Q l4.00;
lambs. 1880 29.55
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
WANTED-ALALE HELP.

ea man. g work in FUR
-= located in tne tr--cit1es.
aE-r4 E5.E wages. Write
= ~. taek Island SASH and Door
HsaE 1e p wears on over.
F.. E chicago morning daIIg
paper .-.@ Also aoya for sunday
% go seventeenth street.
FlT "ar t#. pegsenced lis printing
f. w-.aa r. learn. Safety Printing
d. sate sgHalnE
ElEsE az night porter coI0red. New
H- #..@A
aa.I..a-aanEers. apply AlbeFt T. L1Hz
1924 sixteenth avenue.
saH# X i 8lFG co
lAAE E4a. middle age 70 handle Rock
rs.a .rr well known automobile
Insurance association. For
.r..E..r". address & = -" care
zf#E aa some experience t. work on
.- Hs DAY Fnone r.. /. 2149-
EhEHIE mal3ers and assemblers.
good r#rueueut positions for
H@" Barnard & Leas Mig
Gs> aa= aggs. Rock island Bridge &
lE-- .Z-5
1Ez 4Fa 5ae barber 1T5ds. can
4 -a# weeks, BARRIERS badly
H-zlH# q. army and out. Day or ev-
s..a .naa 5t write. EoIar BarGeT
%r @t the O.. NJ g. ST. Paul
houses foot Of Seventeenth
.# E+ lar Saturday afse5-
t5are 22 .l a 1 saes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
PLAN ANNOUNCED
FOR A SILO TRIP
Palmer r.. Edeerton Has Arranged for
Tour OF Rock Island County by
Members Of League.
room CONSERVATION is URGED
". II, Smith Of Live Stock Extension
Department Of State College
VIII be "a Guest.

an automobile tour be Rock Island
county for the purpose of inspecting
silos viii be made June 4 and 4 by
members Of the Rock Island County
Agricultural league. according to
plans which Palmer r. Edgertou. farm
advisor. announces today. The upper
end viii be visited OH the first day and
the lower the next
MT Edgerton says that the move is
a war measure and is made in the In
terests OF conservation OF food re-
sources, as ne believes that the cree
ton OF silOs viii do q great deal to-
ward remedyiug the serious situation
which is caused by the greatest has
shortage this county ever knew.
Not only viii cheaper feed be pos
sible. but the food supply viii be con
served, said Mr. Edgerton today in
discussing the matter
State Expert Guest.
on the trip, tn addition to members
Of the league, Will be G. r. Bliss, farm
agent OF Scott county. iowa; w II.
smith, ia charge Of the live stock ex-
tension work or the agricultural coli
lege AT the University Of Illinois. and
representatives. Of sil0 concerns Tho
plan viii be to interest farmers IA the
desirability of building siIos, especi-
ally in view Of the war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
LOCAL RAILROAD MAN
Is GIVEN PROMOTION

Harry Holdorf. az Fourth avenue.
who recently received the appointment
Of assistant yaTdmaster Of the Gales
burg division OF the Burlington route
viii leave for GaIesburg tomorrow
with his family to begin his new duties
Mr H0ldorf has been chief clerk at
the local division office OF the Bur
liugt0n for some years. The promo
ton which Mr.. Holdorf receives IS a
big advancement
Ed Berger, chief clerk at the round
house of the Burlington. will succeed
Mr.. HCldOrf here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
nnIcaC0 Grain

Chicago May % Wheat, NO . red.
2g2. No 9 red nominal No. hard
nominal. Nc. hard. nominal
Corn. No 2 yellow. I.T4zfL.15' No.
g yellow 1890 t75. so. yellow
nominal
oats. No. s white. 7o07Ilzc: stand
ard. 7I@72c.
i've. No. .. nominal. No s. 234.
barley. 120n1.f0, ImothE, $50
500 clover. 12.00017.0o-
T.ard. % 20ff $50. ribs. 20.150 1850
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
FOR sALE-CITY PR0pERrY.


"A 1-f- @seE@et5ve place. fine residence.
enc acre FRUIT. a4paHsiE51sz etc. II
So. IS. ~ IS. s-s - @afS, needs = Pc
800 - g appreciated location 10 :
Z =54s -L&Ai1~z street IsE-eza "a /
Is o@neF, sFo modern BUNGALOWS a
-g44uta sLreel ana oa4teeug t3
-.z1 3. + s. 20 ls-4E q A--@
49, > tFE.i 1ye room. Hoderns alas SIX
o-tl modern noUaes both lH hIJl l1s-
sti@z AEeHe Is l. z5I
E-l6I4I room modern mousse. .oJ 5&1I9z.
-loss u 80 seventeenth street
11~ SIS % allAereat Sizes AMI ainerens
i4lees. t'loue L. q. zas.
HOME s-l1-tLy modern SIX rooms.
A-otss vac" lzarA laeaI4t5s Two doors
~ 1aF Aus garden spoJ, 1ruat trees
et4ts @-41F5 y al<li5 distance u5
81" aec. Enoae Is. A. S545-A-
d4L So, eight roaDss lats tnree extra
4ots II uas1reas iMenty -ululn sLEegE
anu NlaeI@eh.A avenue. t.Loue IL J.
HOUSES. ID room modern, also six
ION aoaern- Eaone *. 4. 5#I7.
LOIS easy TERMS IA Pardon Bros
a4a1 ,19iss 4AlEGy- firth street aud
Lls1ts@uta avenue ana ThIrty- etgulh
SA+ aets @411sL@GI-Lu avenue block 4rlD
car Phone H. 4 I1s4 or n l. 1870.
LOTS Etl district S408 pbs terms -
sui =, y 1z1-sL1. 1-41ag - 4 r,s&s-a.
LOTS Use nn6 Jue83 E8ghteent y venue
ana AAlElz=ln street, prlce 81 S@g
down, So uuuLbIy, uEe-Eot 81 cement
walk. sewer water Long .e4e cars
pass door owner. IH14 Nineteenth
street. fnoae II l. 5b@s-I&
Lots IN South Heights south Of Aiken
street, between 1V-e4fta ana Seven
LaaHjA streets ou easy terms $50
down balance Ia I'VE years. IT, NJ.
Robinson, l454 HAchmoud street..
tGoue Al. T. 464a-b-
LOIS. between IFrent8-nIutn and mir
Ey-AfsL senues Oh L1eFe1th street.
Inquire l9r terms fFed A. Dasso.
EAg1a H. 4 @1=3-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

MODERN furnished rooms. refaraneee
+-s = vent 60 stree-- L...e 4 /. -Eaa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

Old ROSTERS. per po1ud ...........1ge
Chickens. pound Observation-Disclosures. z0a
Eges. strictly fresh. dozen -..... .s5c
Butter. ereamer bulk pound III. 60
Butter creamery. print. pound 81e
Butter. dairy. pound 2se
Northern potatoes ...--....,.#..-...#.S Sc 80
Western potatoes ,..-.,.s.,,.-=..... 50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
POLICE ARE LOOKING
FOR RUNAWAY LADS

Rock Island police were today
asked to locate four young lads Of
Newton, Iowa. who started out yes
terday to see the world W. j 8Ier-
EidIta OF that city teiephoued the sta
lloa that dis hoy and three eompan-.
ions. all of the age Of about I6, had
Lest and il was thought they would
ataenps to seek work here as theg
had announced they wanted 80 help
in the manufacture Of munitions for
The allies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

ST. Louis, May 23-Poultry and
butter unchanged
Eggs. &Sisc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

state of Illinois, Rock Island Couu-
fE, City OF Mol1ue-s5-
In the city court OF the city or Mo-
line. TO the June, a -. 18L7r term
ch ereof. In Chan1erE-
Sadie O. Bree. complainant. vs. Ell
mer H. BEee. defendant
AHdaFit of nom residence and of the
the above defendant. haFiugbeou filed
in the clerks Office of the City court of
tbe city of Moline. fin Eail county and
state aforesaid notice IS therefore
anEGbw given to the said nonresident
defendant that the complainant flied
nor bin oG complaint in said court on
the ghanceTy side thereof on the 18th
day OF MAJ. a. -. 1917. and that there
upon a summons issued OUT of said
court, wherein said suit is now pend
ing. reEuroabie en- the second Monday
in she month OF June next as is by law
required.
Vow. unless sou. the said non-resi-
dent defendant above named, Elmer l..
Eree. shah personally be and appear
before said City court. on the first day
or Eue next term thereof. TO be holden
#a che CiEE court room i'm the munich
paI building In said city of Moline. IN
said Rock Island county, and state
aforesaid ON the second Monday in
60 the said compliments bin Of COM
ufaiut. the same and the matters and
Eainas therein charged and STATED viii
Be taken as confessed. aud q decree en-
tered against Eoa according TO the
PRAYER ri said bill
Dated - Moline. IN. this tlth DAY Of
GEORGE A. SCHROEDER. Clerk.
J. d. Allen, compliments solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
Kansas City Provisions.

Kansas city, May % Butter. eggs
ana poultry unchanged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23
Horses and Mules.

Eazt s. LOUIS. MAY z5.-Iorse and
mule market unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23


->1 = Iaodern furnished raom. ~lH 1ri-
SO tasaiiE 1885 Fifteenth avenue
'.2oL- modern furnished room. COM
TX J .s45-L4
Fi. EEIsHED tight h9asekaea.az raerss.
SO = alfd street
F'L R1Is9ED light ha1zeisaealn.e r77r4=.
Ill 9z&Jh street
III FNISHED room modern improve
5.iei+la- business Haul 81. preferred. &I4
~ Et3 avenue Phone r. j. 1888.
dCl.}ER>. furnished room: use Of phone.
-1U2 = second avenue.
MODERN furnished rooms. references.
+-s lae1tieth street Phone Il. f -sss.
MODERN iiEht ho4HekeenfnE rooms
close tns use Of phone 1928 Fourth
a4 ,l1tI5 5ornishsd rooms. 964 Four
Le@IE1 street
NICELY furnished room erIvafe lam
Ivy all modern corEeulauces -4lE
1lEala avenue. Phone f. 1885
ROOM. light housekeeping: modern na
gAbl4feff respectable people 91i5-s 1910
ftrst avenue.
ROOMS two modern. furnished light
~ 5-HeeEltIt& lyHa I1lf4 avenue.
fEt3o4i modern; furnished gentleman
BOARD tab Seventeenth street
thIrd street
ROOM modern front. close 5n. 1897
sixth avenue.
ROOM modern, furnished. steam hcal-
CO. on nrst floor. close in. 1893 LI.irG
avenue, Call after a.sa e. m
ROOMS fer light hoaseteeptaE mod
err furnished. Phone r. l. a@et
TWO modern furnished rooms fur EzH1
l1ASe5E keeping at $50 Fifteenth street.
TWO anfuFuisaed rooms Eas FOR cook
ing. electric light use or phone.
Prone r s56s-N-
TWO large front rooms suitable for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-23

All tbs news all the tsmo-Thc
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
UNFRIENDI.Y ACT OF
MEXICANS RESENTED

vi. rhGu, TEX. Aur. Ii,--':"n"rnI
Irrurtn"" MurruIu'r r""'ui rInIt I"
IunrrH with IA" t!'runu consul nj chi
hunlun NY nud r"r'y 81 prominent
t:orInaI,s mn hin Eu"riu ir rnd Ia have
, uurrh fri"iiun between NurEuIn nnd tho
Juru'I officials who rNUrcRch reRlizn-
IlulI ur III" unf1v"rnhl" effect nf ruch
viHII ut This timo. Efforts wrrc mado
Ia prevent tho visiting G"rmHnS from
mixing prn-Grrman rpr""h"s and dlH-
h"Ininntng their pr6pa Hnn'la while III
Jurn"H nnd this notion was hnld ny
.IurnrA officials inday IL have offended
General MurEuin.
Thr fnrl hint American mrmy "fnccrh
rnd nlnclnls declined IntlaliDns 10 thu
ncsIn IN honor Of General MufEuuIn In
IuTnrI wna sent to MrhI,:u cay an
Indication that the nffhir has been con-
rId:r"h by The Americans an an nm
friendly net
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Ohio NoMa NOtoa

DAYTOE-D. w IddlnK-. we'll
known lawyer Is dead.
LlMA-Cho street car rtrke her" has
been settled. Th" men have waived
their demand for recognition 81 the un-
don Tho company hnd granted pro-
Siously every other demand
rOLEDp--J. HnllinErr. aged ~. ana
William Watson. hK"i ~. wrru bad y
burned when rus" blew out In tho
power house at Ihr r..Ird, iivay ana
Light Company Iir,ITi. s-Ert leo Ia
the Tltk Mas .uI ~ f'r n1Ncrni hours.
tlHtISSA Arr NiIII"nn l"uhInn AGED
"a. ar ~. barnard ~WiirI.inD I1n"h-T
~aa dIn~n".l Ni'n r.lEr.I ,.lIlt ,Taiuu1
Mhlio chine " .."ne Woman how Il.
swiin,
Ht-hINtiTlI:II' i.hi, Tia yi.n 81
'''utia.t.'I '"n" r,rr"I.iy h"nI an q
~"a D,t" nls...,. - i,,u n"i..,,..i.iIa -,
Mhl''h lI'"T $50" IIiInu "an '."",lrIIna'
Man Surit.I,t ti~opI i,IlI.n won
h"'llT hut "nh bile 'l"unhi", anI "a
nl""" va" "IIrhiIy I""r~.1 whom n
r"r'"v {" f~hI'.h II'~y 'Ihinr VIVA
jII 10y u