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Evening journal., 1917-10-02
Lemons Beautiy!
Make Quarter Pint
Of Lotion, Cheap
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What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lemon Juice 20 remove complexion blcm-
ishes; TO bleach the skin and to bring
out the roses. tho freshness and the
hidden beautyl But lemon juice alone
is acid. therefore irritating. and should
be mixed with orchard white this way.
Strain through a fine cloth the juice Of
two fresh lemons into n bottle contain
ing about three ounces of orchard white.
then shake well and you have a whole
quarter pint of skin and complexion To-
tion at about the cost one usually pays
for a small jar Of ordinary cold cream.
BE sure 10 strain the lemon juice 40 no
pulp gets into the bottle. chen this To-
tion will remain pure and fresh for
months When applied daily TO the face,
neck, arms and hands IL should help 20
bleach, clear, smoother and beautify the
skin.
AIRY druggist will supply three ounces
Of orchard white at very little cost and
the grocer has the lemons.
Evening journal., 1917-10-02
GERMAN U-BOATS TO
STRIKE next At
D. S. TRANSPORTS
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
American to the greatest problem the
world has ever faced-the transport
across 5000 miles OF water Of the
new American army which already
amounts TO more than a million Of
nen; its cannOns, shells, lOcomo-
es, railway track. munition plants,
Oplanes, observation balloons. hos
ais. ambulance conveys, doctors,
rses, machine guns, butchers,
kers, shOemakers, men of every
ade, railroad engineers, interpre-
RS. organizers and distributors OF
ores. clothing, horses, mules. fod-
er bookkeepers. complete telephone
and telegraph equipments with oper-
ators running into thousands. Now,
Sir Joseph MacLay as British ship
ping controller, plainly says that un-
less six million tons of shipping is
built in the United States yearly yon
will not be able to transport these
vital needs.
"rhe whole system OF publishing the
figures OF submarine sinkings by the
Allies is misleading, and / have protest
ed against II ever since it was adopted.
/ do not believe that any substantial
progress has been made in stopping
submarine depredations. Last week we
We're told that the sinkings were the
lightest since the policy Of ruthlessness
commenced. Within a few hours cables
flashed the news that the sinkings OF
French ships over the same period
We're the heaviest yet reported. In other
words, 1t is probable that part Of the
German submarines that are fighting
the greatest naval battle of the world
of the south coast of Ireland was sent
to the French coast TO stop the ar
rival Of urgent necessities from Amer
lea for your daily growing army. Re
member that the army that is prncl-
pally menaced by the policy Of operat-
ing Off the coast of France is the Ameri-
can army
at is vital that hand and hand with
the eouipment of the splendid young
men now focking into your canton
ments must rise an army of American
shipbuilders The men who build the
ships in Great Britain regard themselves
and rightly, as performing equal service
with the men who face death IN the
trenches. elieve that the time will
come when the workers in the ship
wards and factories the men IN the
mines and merchant factories-the men
in the mines and mercantile sailors
will get the crosses and medals and rib
hons that are now given to the soldiers
and naval men.
"Let me urge a'al urge you again that
the increased sinllings Of the French
ships are significant that what is aimed
at by the Germans is the ruin Of youI
effort 20 supply your own men with
everything that they need in France
Evening journal., 1917-10-02

what are We fighting for?" paclfsts cry.
why We warning with Germany, why7"
Well, when they give a query like that
We must admit that it knocks US quite nat
What lighting for2 Truly, not much,
Trivial matters like freedom and such.
Nero bagateles scarcely worthy OF strife
Like decency, honor and falrness-and life:
Righteousness, safety and common humanity
Comfort. security happiness. santy;
Things unimpOriant like mercy and truth,
Threatened by beasts without pity or ruth.
silly and empty and hollow cur cause,
Merely a war for mankind ard ifs laws
Merely Tight against murder and lust
Evil and brutshness trampling 20 dust
All that is gOody and lovely and fair
Doubtless it's silly OF people TO
TO rescue the world from the prussianized brute
Which waOws in slaughter and baticns on loot
But some Of us-mOst Of us--manage 10 see
The world will be prussian unless it is free,
And therefore we light. and II need be- we die.
Because we MUST light or be slaves-lhat is whyi
Evening journal., 1917-10-02
APPEAL OF Case
TO president No
BAR To Service
Continued from First Page.

AlUnA IAArh EdkEs
claims for exemption-the honor list
are as follows:
W. H Nurriewicz. 1927 Heald st.
Herbert Campbell, 80 Race 81.
William H. Carney, 1900 Peoples st.
Clifford Shippers, Ills Heald st.
William +. Splan, 2105 Jefferson st.
Grover S. Swain. 1906 Jessup St.
Harold Wilson, sol Buttonwood st.
William Borowka, 725 +. Sixth st.
Edward Hall, 1910 Pine st.
Betton T. Meginniss. 2616 Market
street.
Daniel Seville. Jr.. 2O2 w 2Srd st.
Following is the list Of men who
passed the physical requirements
and who filed claims for exemption;
NJ. G.. Wilmington, 913 Vandever
avenue.
Earl f. Zelgler. 2O7 q. gath st.
Clarence W. Pritchett, s0S Vande-
yer avenue.
John S. Burns. q h. 23rd st.
J. c. Allen, 400 W. 30th st.
Claude Williams, 2406 Tatnall St.
John c. Peoples. 323 W. 26th ST.
Charles Van Arsdalen, 1929 Market
street.
Harold Y. Rose, 1901 Washington
street.
William HALEY, 425 y. 18th st.
Harvey L. Tyre. II West 3Oth st.
William A. Murphy. 2615 Boulevard
Waclaw Sosik, ia Curlett st.
Alex Stankewicz, SIT E. Eighth st
Logan Crogyon, 420 p. Eleventh St
B. Grznevaczenski. sos Church St
James G. Davis. Jr.. GA Lombard
street.
Gregory Starun, 902 q. Eighth st.
Fred d. GOvens, 1907 +. 18th ST.
Clarence Paris, 400 Thatcher ST.
John G.. Weaver, 1912 Pine st.
Thomas NJ. Leonard. i5 Buena Vista 81
George w. Jackson. D Jones st.
Evening journal., 1917-10-02
FRIENDS GYM OPENS.

Al the Jrlends School gymnasium
Fifth and West streets, the physical
department Of the Y. w. C. A. con-
Quoted its opening exercises for the
i9i7-i9is season last night 10 was an
nounced that the enrolment in the va
rlous classes this fall promises to be
unusually large.
Evening journal., 1917-10-02
HOLDS PIGEON RACE.

Bob Hagan, official liberator for
the Hudson, Essex and Greater Eliz-
abeth Districts Homing Clubs Sun
day morning liberated a number OF
young birds m the rear Of the Penn
sylvania Station yesterday.
Evening journal., 1917-10-02
need Smokes" AS
We'll As BULLETS
tContInued FrOm FIrst Pagel

CONTINUED From First Pagel
an individual probably so cents to send
a pound OF tobacco TO the first line"
while the fund sends Il for half as
much.
THE EVENING JOURNAL wishes
every contributor to send his or her
full name and address. A card bearing
the name and address Of the sender
will accompany the tobacco. and It IS
hoped TO have every package acknowl-
edged by It's recipient.
Evening journal., 1917-10-02

.''It sure seems good 10 get back 20 dear
old philly because it was here that ] found
Tanlac. which converted me from a weak,
nervous, sicEly individual 20 strong,
healthy man. said Abe Leavitt, Of Leayitt
& Lockwood. playing at Keith's Chestnut St,
Theatre, Philadelphia. this week. have
gained close to 80 pounds in months
time.
"Being a writer as well as an actor
became run down as a result of overwork
Tanlac strengthened my nerves and / no
longer suffer from loss Of sleep. a nervous
twitching and pains in the head. Tanlac is.
beyond doubt the greatest health builder
known to medical sicencc 80
Tanlac is now being specially introduced
and explained IN Wilmington at Smith
Strevigs Drug Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
GOOD CROP REPORTS
START WHEAT DOWN

Chicago. March 2-Snow and rain
in the southwest, where moisture need
ed for the winter crop has been lack
ing tended today to ease off the
wheat market Trade was active.
with Commission houses the chief sell
lers The principal stimulus for
buyers came from buiIish estimates
indicating that farm reserve stocks
were unusually small Opening prices.
which ranged from 1ac decline to q &c
advance. with May ar 1873 TO 1888 -
and July at 1861 20 1864. were fol-
lowed by a moderate general sag, but
something of a rally.
Subsequently. word OF activity by
exporters brought about a more de-
Cfded upturu In values. The effect.
though. was TO some extent Offset by
announcement that large American
shipping concern would not arm its
vessels. and instead would transfer
them from European service TO sail
ings for South America. The close
was firm. 1sc to 21sc net higher. with
May at 1.84A To 1915 ana July at
1865 TO 1864
Lightnsss of offerings made corn
relatively firm. First trades in the
December option were made today
at 81 to 81 cents. the highest prices
ever known a this time OF the year.
The market as a whole after opening
Is off TO 14c up scored slight gains
all around
Export buying as well as fresh high
record prices on hogs encouraged
sharp further in In corn gains i'm the
late dealings. May corn touched the
topmost point yet this season. The
close was strong at rs to 81sC ad-
vance.
Oats followed wheat rather than
corn. Changes. thought, were narrow.
Bullish monthly statistics helped TO
strengthen provisions. Advances in
the hos market counted also against
the bears
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
EARLY STOCK GAINS
ARE LATER BOOSTED

New York. March Most early
gains We're extended during the first
hour of today's stock market, Beth
Iehem steel shares as well as the
rights" scoring material recoveries
from recent declines on the statement
that inside interests intend to avail
themselves fully Of the privilege of
subscribing to new stock. Coppers
also made additional gains with a1co-
MOI, oils, motors, sugars and Pitts
buFgh Coal. Rails continued to fall
behind with relative heavinass in
Union Pacific and st. Paul Trading
comes TO 4. standstiII in the second
hour, but prices were well maintained
In the bond list, fresh irregularifv
was created by further declines in
international issues.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Hog Range Day - Day.
Mixed
Comnarativa Sales

FURNISHED by e W. Y wagner & CO.
IrI-city once in suite sos Best ouiIc-
ing = j. Mccormick EaanageF-1
Chicago, March 2.-Chicago had &c.
600 hogs yesterday, or 5000 less than
the estimate and prices at the yards
were marked up sc, with a $I355 top.
Estimated for today. %, 600. The west
received 100000 against I0I 600 a year
ago.
Local shipments Of cured meats
were TSP, 600 pounds and Of lard 400
600 pounds larger than a year ago.
Liverpool quoted lard ] $ Sd 10 IS / I'D
higher May lard has advanced in that
markets. IS A I'D in two days. The re-
cent strength in the English quota
tions has created considerable inter
est IN the Liverpool stocks, which
show an increase of 400 boxes Of
bacon during February. an increase in
lard Of 81 tierces and a decrease in
hams OF S74 boxes.
Chicago stocks OF provisions as pub
Iished Yesterday afternoon show a de-
crease IN contract pork of I 900 bar
rels for the month, decrease Of about
2000,0 600 pounds in all kinds OF lard
and a 1900 600 decrease in ribs
There was a large trade in pr0vis-
ions early, which carried prices to rec
ord levels Large long interests sold
10 secure profits and the close was
little changed from the day before.
Consfd cradle lard was bought for New
York account, and a large packer was
credited with purchases. Prediction
Of higher prices for both the hog and
the product are freely made, but there
is some disposition 10 await price re-
cessi0n on which 70 make purchases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Executors Notice.

Estate of Peter Olson, deceased.
The undersigned having been ar
pointed executrix of tae last will and
testament of Peter Olson, late OF the
comfy Of Rock Island. state Of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that she
viii appear before the Hon. BENJAMIN
Bell Judge Of the probate court Of
Rock Island county at the probate
court room, in the city OF Rock Island,
ia April next at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested 10 make immediate pawn enr
TO the undeTs} gned.
Dated 9Th day of February. A y.
1917. EIMA OLSON Ex eculriz.
Jackson & BaS+S. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
FARM LANDS.

=
FORTY ACRE farms wen Improved
VIII sell oa Hasy terms SIX room
mousse barn; ta=o eIStefn@s ete., -
miles from West Plains Mo-, county
Szslf Howell COUNTY. center af peach
orchards ana aAI1cu lturzsg t1et1It s.
lF Viii exchange fuF property in or
near tFl-c1tIs@- Further Information
address =. care Argus
FOh SALE or exchange Tor city
property as acres Of uue improved
lana @tfhla two miles Of NuscaEEue
iowa J. T. Williamson. 1929 second
avenue.
STOP PAYING n E.NT--{fot q north Tex
With as rent paVer 10 FetuEu5 you
get big return on gour small in
NH%fDent along new line tho santa re
j. building into this FfcG fed Buy .
EaEtn en- small payment down before
1ls" railway comes. Get the benefit
az rise IN values You nave eight
Years. 20 pay out THIS land Is IA
0c0iltree and Hansford counties. Iust
over Oklahoma line. where VIII sat, cat
lie ana noRs are great money }zers-
Every quarter section inspected by
% IA r q agricultural agent. IWeu-
y dollar am acre land here has made
- Fer cent yearly on Lu"t strueut, il
harmed right eompard with 6 per
cent en- sac land ia Illinois and Iowa
corn belt Write as Tor our booklet
Win particulars. giving experience or
farmers now there and results they
have achieved in short time and on
small apltal. Here's a chance for the
young man to establish himself in q
oLsseE ana more profitable way even
tAaa father did Write today and get
toogh u fth the owners Of these lands
sioner a. r. & s =, Railway, 952
railway Exchange. Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
F0R sALAcITT pRnpE Rry-


. = MEADOW six rooms partly mod
s--4s" go down balance month
> So re rooms, corner lot. 81
EIGHT room modern house lot 52xi82s
close IN 80 Seventeenth street,
EXPOSITION GB0IENT S-THquIre J. y
: tSeecher, 500 SeNeu1eenlh street
- E. bunsaIo3 type homes strictly
modern ami high quality through
Ter part CASH balance monthly pay
l9 EMS al r I lo@4 OF r T. asa.
f5Ct 81 six rooms reasonable; al mod
eEn 39t a9NI#5t paved street near
AAotihe tractor plant and arsenal. In
cure a54 Fortleth street.
House, six rooms cheap: Strictly mod
easa - part payment 5l4 For
EIQt Sc six ROOM strictly modern
only s--eE5f requires $1,000 cash. ave
and six room bungalows also four
room houses clearing I0 per cent GA
IT tfI eut: $1,000 each: trades con
slaered. Phone J. 89e9-Y.
HOj SES ten room modern also six
room Enode1n PEone r.. I. s41T.
LOTS Fourteenth 10 Eighteenth ave-
IAe. Elftn 20 seventh street. terms.
- - Seheuertaan. Il9a sixth street
additi9Rs. Tb i II as st1set S GRd
ElsbEeSnth avenue aud Thirty eighth
car Phone r. L 1884 or II. T. 1925.
LOTS. ain district. $500 up: terms 10
suit 9. J. Brien. Phone r. I. 8e2s-Y
LOTS iu south Heights, south OF Aiken
street between Twelfth ana Seven
-sefiIH streets on easy terms. $25
down, balance In i've years T. W.
Robinson 1854 Richmond street
Phone r. I. 466S-k-
ONE OF the finest and best located eight
room residences in Rock Island at
L5fs Twenty second street. Z. X.
Isaoads, 100 Robinson building. Phpns
Rock Island IS
RESIDENCE, by owner; seven rooms
modern; hilI location: lot 4oxI25. with
extra As feet if desired: furnace
electric lights. gas. hot ana cold wa
tert decorated tbroUgb0utt Gem enti
basement vegetable room screen
porch and shade Call mornings or
evenings r L 12o2.
STORE. rat and two cottages: rent Tor
$50 per month price $500. H. IL
y alBer, Robinson building
TWO large lots; house barn. gas and
city wa ter; good Investment; cheap
Il taken soon: 1903 Eigh1h street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02


state OF Illinois. Rock Island Conn
e the Circuit Court 81 Rock leland
@94ht ~ the Ma term, "A. II, 1916
Anna Olsen and Ncls Olson. complain
@H1a. ~ Peter Larson SiGrld J0nssOu
4l6rlu Svenseou, Eengta JoHssou Beng
"a AsAfs0us Nels Larson Carl Larson,
AnUu Larson oscar Larson. ifeIga La
son ~ en- Larson, state savings tsank
5lsa Is 1ohpah$s q body eorpL SO e.
of@dt1ed under the banking laws cG tho
st@se q AlIihols. vita tss place OF bus
Larson, Louis Larson. Albert Larson.
t1liacf Larson, DilEeF olson, Elmo Olson.
A1f3a Larson. Christ Terkeison. William
ttuslee, Edward Peterson James Green
Mrs Andrew Anderson, j victor Hol-
slEH. 5unn " Johnson Theodore tetrs
berg, Albert Nelson Moline CIV F40nni-
tai swedish olive Lodge Ne asa O.
q ~ of Moline. Ill. George Benson,
esther Larson. Aim Nelson. Peter Lar
ST. ana sou itlrachs odministra de
larson. oeceased. defendants. IA Chan
t--ti Soi, 1afi Larson, Anna Larson, Hell
& % Larson, Sven Larson Sigrid Jons-
81, t4kfta SNehason and bengta joins
Sun Defendants Ia the above entitled
cause, having been Hled in the clerk
4taee o. the eireult court q said eouu-
Ey, notice is therefore hereby given to
me e9mpiainants sled their bin 81 com
piHtnl ~ said court, GA the chaucery
s!de thereof on the eighth (sth) day or
FebraarS 1915 and that thereupon "a
summons issued out Of said court
wherein said suit is now pending, re-
turuable on che first Monday IN the
Qulrcd
Now. unless you. the said non-resf-
gent defendants above named. BenHEa
Larson. Carl Larson. anna Larson.
ttelEa Larson sven Larson. Sigrlu
Jonason. Ingrid svensson and Bengts
donss1u shall personally be aud appear
9etore said circuit court, on the first
4ag or the next term thereof. to be
said county. on the first Monday in MAJ.
next and plead, an5Wer or demur t1
The said eomplalnants bin 81 complaint
the same and matters and things there
an charged and stated VIII be taken a.
eoHiG SSeGt and a decree ON tered against
Eo1 according to the prayer 81 said
Dill GEORGE w, GAMBLE
Clerk
Shllberg q Harper Dietz a. sinnett.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Minneapolis Grain

Minneapolis, March May whea.
1864; July 1.790Is0 Cash wheat
No 1 hard 2.031a U20414; No. / north
ern 1922 UI981s
Corn. No. 8 yellow 1919 01031S.
Oats. No. white 56h d5814
Flax 2.O5s4 028Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Cotton Seed Oil

Furnished bz Z W Wagner & Co
Tr:-citv Office in suite G09 Best build
InE- r. !. Mccormick, manager
New York. March . - The com
pound lard business is expanding, and
producers have advanced prices an
other quarter of a cent The public is
beginning to realize the attractive pos
itjou of oil with lard 484c premium
Crude oil southeast SC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Omaha Livestock,

Omaha, March 2.-Hog receipts. =
500, higher; heavy. 1310613.20; light.
i290u 1925: pigs, 10.75011.75; bulk.
Of sales. 1S.05013.25.
Cattle receipts. 700; steady. native
steers. S.50011.30: cows and heifers,
1900 $50: western steers. 7.50010.50.
Sheep receipts. $500, steady; year
Hngs, 1850 1890 wethers. 10 500
1890, lambs 13.2561450.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo, March Hog re
eeipts. 20o0 strong; bulk. 1900
I3.45, heavy. 13.40013. SO, packers and
butchers. I3,25013.45. light. 1900
1880 pigs, lO.000I2.25.
Cattle receipts, 500; strong; steers.
S.o9012-00, cows. 5.50G1000, heifers,
7.00@12.00.
Sheep receipts, 1000, steady, lambs,
1880 1885. yearlings, 12T5012.25s
wethers. 11.50012.25; ewes, 10500
1900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

New York, March Butter. firm
receipts 1866 creamery extras (92
score. 48tz U4ls frsts 375s gao sec
uaGs a5U31
Eggs unsettled: receipts T8S4: fresh
gathered extra irsts 331s frsfs 321a
Hs#
Cheese firm; receipts $500; state
held specials 26&& ditto average fancy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago. March 2-Buuer I'M
changed.
Eggs lower. receipts 3,264 cases:
frsts. zee. ordinary drsts, 461 2S1ac:
at mark. cases included, p q 32c.
Potatoes lower: receipts. - cars.
Wisconsin and Michigan white, 2250
$50; Oregon. Idaho, Washington and
Colorado 2.50G $50.
Poultry alive unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02


no All persons Whom Il Ley Com
Notice is hereby given thar the IN
ueFsl8ned, The Central Trust s. say
tngs Bank, corporation, guardian OF
IAaLeF LOmpkGns and NerntH TDmp-
3Slns, minors, viii make application 70
4he probate court OF Rock island ccun-
fyr nc res ular term thereof, to be held
at the county court house hi the cfty
hfsI MONDAY OF March, A. 70 1917 being
lue NTH day thereof, for an order and
decree or said court directing IL as SAID
3 guardian TO sell the following real es-
t@Ae belonging to said minors or eo
much thereof al shah seem 70 said court
necessary Tor the support and educs-
ltDA or SAID minors or for the purrowa
oL otherwise investing the same stu
dteu in the county OF Rock Island ans
sac 49,. q Iiilno1s. to-wit All OF the right.
Lttle ana interest of said minors t,tlrt1a
dompk1ns and VERNE Tompkins, in ana
90 the west haif IA of the northvveef
qHTter 90 Of section twenty-efsrht
tza}t IN township seventeen t17). north
range Two CD west Of the 4rh D. NJ
WHICH right title and interest is zup-
posed 70 be the undivided two vents5-
seFenths tz-25ths) thereof. and 10 ia
vest such OF the proceeds of said sale ~
small not be Immediately requisite for
SAID support and education fn other REAL
estate. or otherwise. under the dfrer-
ton of the court
Dated Rock Island. ILL.,. FEB. s. A D.
CENTRAL TRUST G SAVINGS BANK.
III. - SUMMON. It's Cashier
Guardian Of Said Minors
walker, Ingram a Sweeney Attoy-
neEs for Guardian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Kansas Citv Grain.

Kansas city. March Cash wheat.
steady TO 1c lower, No , hard 1901
I95; No. > red 1900194
Corn, z c higher, No. mixed 100
a Io1; No . white 1000 No. yell
low i01& 0102
Oats, 1ae higher; No > white coo
60la. No . mixed 5sd59.
Rye, 1.47nL4S.
Hay. unchanged To SOC higher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Peoria Grain

Peoria. Ill, March Corn. one TO
one and one-cent higher: No. yellow.
101 Il; No. 4 yellow, .991a 0100IR; No.
2 mixed, L02; No. mixed, 1.011a.
Oats unchanged; standard, 5Sc. No.
white, 57&c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Notice of PubIication-Chna
.-aLo oE 4-LLn.L-- El-E La-ana AE--L-.

E9tAce OF huhBC3t10m--G hMRggTy.
STATE OF Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
N the Circuit Court. May term. 1917.
plga1L Wright. complainant VS.
10 JUS " right defendant In Chancery.
2EHdaYit of nom residence Of the said
Louis Wright. the above defendant
having been filed Ga the clerks once
81 the circuit court OF said county. mo-
tee is therefore hereby given 10 the
said on-TesIdenf defendant that the
complainant flied her bill of complaint
ln said court. on the chancery side
thereof, on the 9Th day OF February
l911. and that thereupou a summons
issued out OF said court wherein said
suit Is now pending. returnable on the
nrst Monday in the month OF May. a D.
l31 q next, as is b. law required
Now unless you, the said nOn-res{-
dent defendant above named. viz IOufn
Wright. shall personally be and appear
before said circuit court on the arsr
day OF the next term thereof 10 ba
holden at Rock Island. In ana for tie
said county. on the 3th day Of Nav. a
j.. 1917. being the first Monday in MAJ
l9llt next and plead. answer or demur
% the said compliments bill OF som
paint, the same and matters and things
therein charged and stated win DO tax
en- as confessed. and a decree entered
against you according 70 the prayer OF
said bill
GEORGE w. GAMBLE. CLERK.
Rock Island, III, Feb. z. 1915.
Andrew L. Chezem, comptatnanGN So
liittor, Davenport, Iowa.