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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01
cOro RereSIor0 marnl CnaIano.
S6On 252 S0ittt bon 100000
Connen bisbrr im 4tlQr' utrItnkt.
Segierung tint yarlnmtnt idari tritiiert.
Sem rnslten SOit miro bic SSabrDrit ADrr bic
QrOBtu S6iffsUtrlnte DOrcHtlnltcu.
Gng(an0s 3ufuDr 1T Geta6r
GngGanos 3mfttDr III Geta6r.

SdiiispcrIuteu iprcdeno. crfIGrte
ser Sor6, oaB 0ie @ntcnnlddltc mo
9tcutroleu 3uianmen inn Monot
Tcbruor ctma 100000 Somcn ber.
terca bGtten.
(Ier 2or0 irrt Iid bn befunnt-
lid oenn sic Ocutidlc 9l0miraIit1t
teilt ous0riidlid nit, Dob inn Sc
bruur Sdiiie BON 5uiommcu ISL.
500 &ouncn ntrienft mltr0en.)
2Solf bclogen.
irgicruna urrhcimlidItc OnrdJ II.
SUUtc ncrnriadltr TCrlnltc.
4Sm Sauic Der @emciuen reate
scr 9lbgcorouete 9illon Ole Inter.
leebootirage an inoem er Die 9le.
gierllng bejid)tigte. ooB iic Dem
&olfc ole 0r0Be ser our6 3clltid.
lauo9 llntcriecboote bcrurindlten
&erlllte borcntbalte.
y9lnitnft grGfcrcr WiittciIiamfeit
ii6cr Die nnS onrdD bic llsSOOte IN.
gefngtra %crlnite, bat ons SanO
mcmigrr ocnn jc eriabrcn," lagte
Giaon. Sic 9solitif Der &cgiernne
bcitcat oarin, bic &abrbcit III M.
terbrnfcn mno 6alidDbcitcn in I'm.
lanf III bringen. Sic 9icGiernug
fat oic gSabrheit ii6cr Gmflano uno
Sic Salunifi-GrpcOitiun nntcrSriidt.
Sic game GrpcoitiOn mar Gin 3ei.
djrn bOdDgrnOigen Mnbniinns."
Gon aH0erer Seite ipur0en Der
Gegierilua idipere 8ormiIrie iIber
Die @riolge DER Jog. 9lodooc ge.
madlt. Scrr 9elloire, llnioriit, CT.
tIdrte, 0uB Die GdlpierigtcitcE, oie
9lodooe itrift ourd5uiiibren. ourth
sen @intritt Der Ser. 5taotcn in
ben Srieg oilfieitcu Der glaiierten'
be0elteno ge6oben iuor0elt Ieien.
8ertreter Der GegierImg gobeH Of,
ZEN su, baB EeutihIonO uon @oHano
no9 oiele Gorratc erbnltcn, Die IN
Sonano ieIbit er8eltat miir0en Gr
CAB 5u, 0aB es mnI0glidJ lei. Dies
su perbin0ern. GUro GObert Gecil,
Der crgiiidle SlufnorminiitCr, ers
fIarte ami bic 9lnarific fin, rr babe
nic gcglanbt, BAN bic 9lufaSs @nn'
Ger Dcrridltcu fOnuc, nnO er Iei
lcnte 10 irit luie friIbcr iiber5emgt,
oaf Der Srieg nidt bHrdl Die SlOf.
fnbe, iDHotrn ami ocH Sdlladltfeloe
eutidlicOrn wsrOen miiic.
Berlin, 0ra5fIo5. 28. 9}dr3. Gie
0irflmqen Se$ 8dlldlboot Rrie9e5
gcgeu @nqImo iino nid]t ulr Be.
merf6ur our6 0ic i'll Scu cn9liidjcn
3eitinaen teiprodcnc 6jciabr elmer
6uugersnoi, ion0cru uebr nod
0urdJ oen Ylangel on Sd)iiicn. ne!,
DE cine 6aupturiude Der 9nnppheii
Der 2ebeHsnittel tit.
sSn ielner 9us11te pom 1 D}o-5
peiIt ,,5air 9lap" oardui BIN 0nB
Gie 9rtiie fiir 5diiiohrtSperiidl,
rung Ttduoig lttiger. uHb sic ap-
iteu fijr 5dlifis-9egornturcn cine
aeru0c3u erihredcnoe 5o6c crrpi.
den. Sie SdIiifaGrt itrbc nnmittrl'
Bar bDr ocrarfiarn Sdauieri9fcitra,
saf nidlt nnr Der oanoel, iuHScrn
and) GnglGHoS cigeHc 3ufnbr in
grefer @rfabr ifJluebe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

9erIin, %. MARS. 8rabtlos mad
SoDpille, g. S. Der beutIfe Ges
neraIitab teiIte geitern absno nit,
boB ii9 ni6ts geionosres an ben
Gronten er,ianet habe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01
Iuf DER vSt. 2onis"
Sampier RAFT init gSinoescile
ourd Die @efabrSunc.
gaiiasitrs l,s,n 0isttnnsssiirt,l an.

QOnOon. 26. Mdr8. (0urd Osn
Senior auIgebat!en.) Der omeris
taniIbe 0cmpier st. 2Ouis". peIs
der beute mittog eintraf bat tsiu
llnterieeboot gsiiGtet.
1reitag ersi9te bus S6ifT bic 9es
fabr3one unb ber aapiidn, pelher
nidt mebr bic Sommanoubriide Ders
lief, gob ben gefea. Die 0ei4uins
oigieit 3u iisi9ern. mas bic giaihis
nen leiIten tonntsn. U2it Dinoesetle
raItc Der 9ompfsr oa6in Die Pois
Iagiere gingen Hidt i6laien, ions
bern narteten modsno, bic Rets
tungs9iirteI nngelegt, nm i'd, fDenn
n0tiq, ItneIl in bic Rettungsboote
beas6en 3u t0nnsn Disie tparen
flor qemati, unb oIte 9orbersiiuus
qnt naren fir sinsn 9ouhboOtons
gtiff aetroiisn.
syn Der Padt iporsn lpGbrenb Der
Qdn3en Jobrt bic 2ihter a6geblens
BET. Die paiineiere unter3o9en iih
bGafi9en llebungsn. nm 9enau Be
idjeio su piiien, lpos iis i'm Sale
her cjelohr an tun batten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

- Die SGtDei3 bat. rpie aus 8ern
asmsl0et piro, ibren 9eIonbteH in
getr0srab beaHftragt. nit Der neueH
rufiiI6sn asaieEnHa in oipIomatiihs
8ssiehungen tir5utreteH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01
9seucr yun0cedniualt.
=nDmoeu Wariban, betnunfer &rlten'
ireunO, trbdIt eiHeH 9iahltoiCcr

Q9ofbinqton. %. Ndr5. 8. Snop.
ben Uldrf9oU. Der brittuireun5lidls
8unoesanlpalt in Rem yori. erhdlt
ejaen Jjafiolgey. griitbent Q9iiion
uno 8eaerolaRpllt 8regorp Dabca
osnTei6u aus9eUdblt, maG1eH beH
Q1men o5er niat cher betunnt as
Big bic grnenuung Dem Sunot uetts
ianbt miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01
Gerlincr 8criG)t.
admpfe aH DER gSeitirUut MIR mi
fleiuen NbteIInnaen.

Berlin, 2S. Wars. nrobtlo9 ildW
SopnilIe. 9. ). Ger Deutihe @ene=
r1lItab erIicB geittrn foldcn0en Ia
aesberidlt
n@egen ihlcbtan g8etter5 mar
Sic aanlpitdtigteit iebr 9ering 2tn
ben pon 9apalunc no6 gtorooIteH
fiibrenoen StraBen fam es ouf oer
8orpoItcnIinie bon gioreuil 9agnt.
court ln0 bel gguancourt. nor0oft
lid bon Herouuc, 81 @cietten. Sos
9ori 9lpiiel. oul Cologne 9oh, MIR
Sc nab perihieoenen ncrgcbIidler
Scriud)en pom 5einOe beiett.
.ISn oclu Gc66f} 5luiibcn Oil,
nno Goucb-9a Chateau itieben itdr
frrc fraBoiiidc 2tbteilunaen oui
unierc 9eflmostrlppe. Die iitb
nadloem tie Dem 6einoe Serhdtc bef.
aebrad)t, 5uriIf5oa. mn niht nm.
iabt Su mer0cn.
sCcitIidcr aricgsidlaiplas
n9cere8gruppe ocs @rin3en SEQ
poIo:
o9tu Der 5ront bel 9SaiIrt (uoro
lid BON Gii.abirrg) ornngen 0eili
id1e 9luifIdr1ng5truppen in Die rui
iiifeu Stenun0en Elm nno fe1rtca
nit 30 @efauacnen 5uri;f. Gjeiterl
mnrhe nlis cincm icin0lidcn 8rqbei
Bei Snorgon oicIclbq 3obI bon s.
faucencn NM Elm @aIfinengepebl
mitaebrndlt.
vSHoSitlidl BON SarnHDmitidl
(inSSitlidl BON gSilnnl mar Elm mnh
ausoebad)ier nab cnsrgiid bg1dlac
fnbrtcr angriff sriolgrriiJ. Gnnt
id5e StelnngsH aHf bem meitlidleI
1Iftr a.s Shara, sluiidlrH SarpsI
nnb sabHSH, pHrbsR I'm thurman
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

Ront, %. Mars. Sic BON l5tuIiea
crpartctc groBe Offcniipe Der oeItt-
iden 9crbilnOcten lit nod INNER
oa5 S3aupttbcua i'll ser &rene. Yii-
litGriidjc SndJucritGnoigC wOllen
uiIcm, Sah 6clOmaridlaa bOn Sim
Dcnbnrs clue Gffeniiue burdI Stalien
gegen cen iioliden Sell 6ranfreidIS
plant. @Cncrol Giroiii i1reibt iiber
Sic angc6Git6 gcplonte Sftenlioe ocr
6cinOe ipie fol9t:
ssin inrdJtbarer nno UCr5iucifel.
ter yngriif eegen nnIcrc 6rOnt lit
in @urGCrcitung. SeSer iiCbt i'm
fommCH, mn iclGit Der 6ciub fin.
cigt iGu an, nm Stalicn NIT Der
9lnOrobnng OcS SdJidinls, Oas Ser
bicn nnS &umdnien bsiullcn hat,
cinsnifIdltcrn"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

Garis, %. @}dr3. Gus iran3oIi-
i6e arieg5aint teilt beute mittIg
nit, oab Die 6ran5oien u0rOlid Don
Ger Die meitere yortldritte gemabt
Eaben. @eiangene uer0cn niht sc,
iucloet.
SSu Der Champagne finn cS an
berjdicoenen @unttcn 5u idlmercn
@eihiiefmuplcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

9crlin iiber 2nn0on, 2S. Ntdr5.
Ser bcfamIte 9RiIitdridriftItellcr
Maior Niornbt itreibt I'M o9oge-
bIott" onB cine groBe Gficniipe al
Der rltiiiid)en 6ront porIouiig nid)t
5u eriporten ci neil Der Shruer-
punft oc5 SriegeS augcnbIidlid all
DER Meitiront lieae. 8olitiife 9tii,f.
iidlten miirOen Die Gage f0lm beeill.
fluiicn. r0ieS nuuB beionOers in
Slnbetrad)t Der 3atiahe erlpdhnt
merOen Onij oiele Oeutide 0iplo-
moten i'm Often 6ereits Ole Some
beS 5rieOenS olliiteigen ieber, uno
spar ciueu 5rieoer Der Ollr9 IN.
iere @aifen et5lu,lngen Der0cn ioIi
SD miir0e e5 fir fliiger finOen,
hcn 9lusaaHg oc3 Samples 5lpild2n
Der ruIiiihen 9unee uno Der neuen
GeQieruu1 ab}uuarten Sieic
Sdjmadlnng bes Seinocs mirh audi
p6ne nnirrc pilfe fortSuucrn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

Sncnps 9lirc9, 2S. 9iar5. 2ic
argentiniidIc 9icgierunG bat tenfe
Gin 9lnsfnbrucrbot ami g@eijcn unO
@ci5rumebl erlanrn. Ter ErdiiOcut
nmter5cidInetc ipdt hcnte nOdlmittGs
cine oalJinocbcnbe GrcfutiUUrore,
sic iufGft in Strait frat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

gIerp gorf, rs. Morj. Ger one.
rifnniihe 9ompfer oWionhuria" III
IN @uglano ongefon,men. Mn gorl
0es $4,000 3onneu aroBen Sd)ifies
befon0cn iidb 80 9Imcrifoner.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

2onhon %. @tdr3. 9(mtlid miro
6efonut genlaht, 0aB ons britiidle
SpipitaIldiii n9lituriaS" obne
@ornung forpe0iert luoroen iit.
Sic 3ahI Ser Soten t1trdgt etipa
45 8erionelt. Gos Glbiii ruiroe
nGbreno Der 9to6t erierft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-01

@albmaion. 2S. l2ar3 Ger
an1erifaniide @otiflaiter Sroncis in
Belroaro0 iciltc gritcrH 0cm Sioats.
6cpnrtcmeni mit, onb Sic 2nac IN
fublan0 iidl itctia bciicrc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

Mrs. James Carpenter.

Word wzE received here Lass eve1-
ing q the sudden death Of Mrs. James
Carpenter. aged 20. who passed ~ 8F
yesterday afternoon It : O'clock a.
her home IN Sidney. Mont The caH *
Of her death Is not known. EEueEal
arTang eIents have been deferred
pending arrival % the body. which IS
expected here by Sacurdaw
Mrs Carpenter. whose maiden name
vas Hazel CLANCY. was born s. E1eE
Island Sept .. 1894 and wa5 reared
4 this city Following her marriage
several wears ago. she went west anu
mad since been located sl Montana.
Besides her husband she leaves her
mother Mrs Clara Clancy. Of this
city four sistera. Mrs. Ed &ewcgnU
and Miss Margaret Clancy Of this
citF, Mrs T r Wilson and Miss Dor
otay Clancy Dayton Ohio and four
brothers, George. Harley and Harry
Clancy OF this city and Clifford Cna~
ney who is serving b the medical
corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
STEEL OPERATIONS
Numbered BY STRIKE

Gary, Ind, Sept Operations Of.
the big United state Steel corpora
tiors mills at Gary. Ind, and south
ghieaeo. Ill. largely on YEAR contracts,
were eartailed today ny an HnhefaIded
strike of approximately $50 switch
men employed by tho Elgin, Joliet &
Eastern railroad
According TO a statement by +. n.
Rogers. vice president Of the road
which is a belt lire q great lmpot-
lance in the terminal facilities OF Chi
cago and envirpRs. The p1en MET last
night and decided to strike after a de-
mand for more wages
Ia the Gary yards are 2 loc9mo-
tsves. Of which six we're operated To-
day At South Chicago there are 70.
Four of these were working Inc dag
switchmeu ask an increase from 81
cents, the present hourly scale. 70 1o
cents. and the night men, new draw
ing 40 cents. ask for - cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
Friday Sales
at NJ & Z
reatnyinr Tweed Utility Coats for We.
men and Rain Goats and lsp7s
far school Girls

As t-melv Offering during which,
il seems. is our rainy season NJ d "a
will e}ace or sale toHQrr6w great
shiBnsne Of utility ard ram coats
Tha utility coats are for misses ana
women and are IN a number ct smart
locking styles with large collars anu
deeB Guns. cravaBeJted tweed. ana III
stvla that Is completely enFeAopinS
As drawing attraction theE are plac-
ed on sale tomorrow at SASS anu
s1es5
Several stunning new Trench costs
il handsome Khaki coloraG heaFy
veal material. belted all around and
vvfth a. military stTle tnaz ms tAa
spirit al the times are also Included
81 razs SneC5al Friday sale az so
The rain ospes fer little girls come
in red and blue "a the charming Red
pfdtng Hood style that the kiddles
adore They are resl s. values but
are placed on sale tomorrow al $3.50
Tweed cIoth rai1clotas for girls
in Is with school bags attached ana
pretty cap 30 match Is another fea-
eure OF this sale There are sizes For
z-irFs from 30 aEd sire SCmethtng
decidedly new taat Will delight any
school girl Although they are TegG-
lar $3.50 coats thsv are placsa on sale
tomorrow at S455
The NJ & * big mage al also re-
v4aIs some stirring offers IN vs~icas
departments. arranged IS special fea-
lures for Friday and SATURDAY Be
sure 10 read it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
NEW YORK HONORTNG
JAPANS COMMISSION

View York. Sept 21.-Tha nag Of
japan took its place today alongside
those Of Americas other allies in the
var in fine already tag bsdacked
streets ir h0neg OF the visit 70 New
York of the imperial Japanese COM
mission headed By Niscouut Isnil The
visitors viii spend three very busy
days The program. almost as siren
nous as that provided for the French
and British commissions, has been ar
ranged for their entertainment Upon
tha arrival Of the Japanese this after
noen az 3:A5 O'Clock they Will be fs-
ceiYed by d citizens committee of
which r II Gary will be chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
ACCIDENT FATAL
7OC0NDUCTOR0N
SOUTHERN ROUTE
Maurice u. 0'Conneu og Rock Island
Dies ia Davenport Following
the Mishap.
oCCCHs At NATHERYTLLE DEPOT
while Setting Brake On Coal Car, he
Loses His Balance and Fails
nderneath.

Maurice D O'ConneIl. 1921 Nine
4ssrta street. q conductor for the Rock
Island Southern for many years. died
BIB s. hospital IA Davenport yesterday
afternoon following injuries sustained
j1 ala accident at Nathervilie yester-
8aT morning.
lie was ga 8 coai car in front Of
she UathervilIe station setting the
araEa Lt some manner he lost his
balance and fell His clothing caught
ar aa iron rod ou The bottom Of the
1a~ and be- was dragged fer long
distance before the train was stopped.
he was taken TO tine Davenport hos
initial bs Dr Murreu Of Matheryille.
One Of his ears was severed, his
arms sad legs were mangled and his
--zfn torn His death followed six
-rara after the accident occurred. he
u-zs s. CONDUCTOR on tbe Southern, first
Era taas passenger service ana more
recently on q freight train.
Native 0f Hilan,
zfr g'rouueu vas born July IL. 1881.
sF Milan and lived there most Of MS
life Tan years ago he moved to Rock
Island He was united in marriage 10
Miss L8-rlz 54zdeu. June Ia, 1906 sur
r.r.aE are bis wife and two cnlloren.
aTarzaret and Maurice, his mother.
sr-z Margaret o'Connell Manley.
r-ra. a brother. John @ Ccnnell San
Francisco. and a sister. Mrs Mary
Ua1sugra. Nanley. Iowa. He was a
member Of the Court cf Honor and the
Brotherhood Of Railway Conductors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
Funeral Of Harrison Fagaandes.

will be hello tomorroW afternoon 81
$3.50 at the home. l704 Eighteenth ave-
nus Rev W G. CgleFee 0iii he ia
charge of the services Saturday
morning the remains VIII be sent 70 his
former nome ia Jackzouelile. Ill.,. 1or
burial
Mr Fernandes died yesterday after
noon after al illness Of three weeks
witB egpb0id fever. He was born .n
Jacksonville. ILL.,. March 27. 1895. His
marriage 20 Miss Ruth Bergatrom was
soIemnized ia Rock Island 1LaE IS
last. Besides bis wife be leaves his
parents. who reside at jacksonville.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
INCREASE IN RATES
on GRAIN SUSPENDED

Washington Sept 81 Proposed
general increase in rates on grain
from points Of origin TO eastern and
middle western destinations, which
were to have become effective Oct. i.
have been suspended By the interstate
comm cree commission untii Jan 29.
The rates proposed increases from
Chicago ana other points to New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore. Boston and
other eastern points on both domestic
and export grain.
The commission also suspended pro-
posed increases Oh grain products. inn
Guiding -four from Chicago 90 Atlantic
ports AMI intermediate stations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
new CABINET FOR
SWEDEN IS URGED
One Ct Decidedly Liberal Coioring Is
Suggested By King Gnstave TO
Meet Demands.

Stockholm. sept. 2T-Tn accordance
with tbs wishes Of King Gustave ef-
forts are being made to form q coaii-
ton cabinet Of decidedly liberal color
ing or 2 temporary cabinet Of Liberals
and Conservatives. TO prepare the bud
get FOR the opening Of paliAment on
Jan. J. The king has privately re-
questad Osca Won sydows minister Of
the interior IN tbs Hammarskjold cab
met, to form q new government, sug-
costing that the present war minister,
Colonel Akerman. remain in once, that
ElieI Loefgren. a prominent Liberal
leader, be made minister Of justice,
and Captain Stem Dehlgren. minister
Of marine.
Il Is unlikely that n. Branting or
ether Socialist leaders would join such
a coalition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
AMERICAN TRADE II
BALKANS INCREASES

A5haus.-BecaUse CT the war, the
trade Of the United States with the
Balkans heads that Of al the coun-
tries Of the world while the trade 81
England France and other countries
which used to supply the Balkans is
steadily faI5ng on. This resulted fof
rhe first time last year. when the
United States sent 400. 0o0 tons of sup
plies 10 Greece alone. England coming
next uith $4,000 tons and France and
Italy falling OF 30 1z.000 tons eaca.
This was chiefly wheat and food
scuTs. ot which America had plenty
and the European nations could spare
none The American Increase OF trade
about dve-GoId over the pre-war conal-
fi8ns. the goods from America be5ns
worth last year $4,000 sec. rs against
e2 500 600 before +he war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
CUSTODY OF
CHILD MOTHER TOOK

Arthur Abel o. Charles City. Iowa,
this afternoon was given custody of
his minor daughter who had been
placed in Bethany home by her moth
eF. following divorce Of the parents a
short tine ago. Abel instituted habeas
corpus proceedings Saturday to bring
the case 70 immediate attention of the
court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
TIE nL.nE TREE.

The olive tree is more closely asso.
cfated with the history and civilization
OF man than any other Il is the
earliest mentioned by name-when The
waters OF the food began 10 retire
Genesis viu. H. It is the most prom
tueut tree in the earliest aNegory
(Judges TX. 5. 81 With David # IS the
emblem of prosperity and the divine
blessing Psalms Iii, 8 cxXviii, s..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
E-LlLLrEEe - rAMFe.

Washington Sept. 1cn5tEAIrl9
cf S big frame theatres. one for each
Of the rational arEHE 1au-ormeuts. Stl-
he started z- once and compi etc O
aetatr month Toss was announce
today hE lhe war aepaTFm EMS COM
mission oH training camp actlT1Iss.
p-t-a statement that the best E1es 3---
cal talent #u the country had Fo-4D-
+z=re5 ia ofa- fer the soldiers and
-regt1 be- ready 20 perform *A74 ms
bl.Eatrrz were opened
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

Mai. c. S. Ridley has been ap-
pointed by the president as engineer
officer in charge Of public buildings
and grounds in Washington. and
military aide 70 the president. major
Ridley is the youngest officer ever
chosen 70 serve IN this capacity. ne
ing only thirty-fOur years o5a anu
but twelve years out o. West POINT.
He will be responsible for the eN-
nenditure Of millions Of dollars 81
subtle buildings and park improve
fnents in Washington de succeeds
Col. ". X. Harris. who VIII command
q regiment n France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
I. Percy Miller.

One Of the largest potato distribu-
tors IN the United States, Z. Percy
AIiller Of Chicago, is in charge Of the
z. s. food administration plans and
policies for assisting IN securing an
equitable distribution Of the 1917
potato crop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
BnARp - - -.

Washington. Sept 17.-.f he govern
ment's ship building Iabor adjustment
board will leave next Wednesday for
Seattle TO take up at first hand the Pa
cifc coast strike situation. The board
will visit Portland and san Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
REPORT BILL SATURDAY.

Washington. sept 4+lf Is planned
10 report the soldiers ana sailors in
s1rsnce bill to the senate Saturday
ana begin debate Monday while the
senate awaits house action on che war
tax measure, Opposition may pos
sihlv delay the adjournment program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

Funeral services for W. r. William
son were eonc9a5ea al ESQ this after
noon at the home Of his brother j. T.
williamson, 1910 Second avenue. Rev
SamaeI Van Peg pastor eft rne First
Methodist church. u55ciataE Inter
meus was ia pptanH0CE GENET e-E.
All The news Sin the e-me-Tba
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
GOES TO ALTAR IN
STUPOR OF DRUGS
well Dressed Woman Confesses ia
Court she was Garrled while
Fun of Dope.
SENTENCED ON BfGAIY CHARGE
Welded in February, hrs. Dolly Wick
mann Takes Huptiai Fow Three
Months Later.

a well dressed woman. aged %
years. told Judge Ramsay in circuit
court this afternoon that s4e went 30
the marriage altar with sam Germans
ia dragged condition. for. she said
she did not realize until several days
after that she had been married 70
him.
Mrs Dolly WEckmann indicted on a
charge 81 ciEamV was sentenced TO an
sndeterminate sentence Of from one to-
1--WE years in the state psnitsny1arE,
after the judge had heard her story
She said she was married 10 john Fl.
TT5ckmann on Fec. 3 last, aaa that
three months later. on May 7. she vas
married n Germans The last mar
riage. she told the court, surprising as
ft may seem. sba fails TO remember.
III Z was married 90 him. she de-
clarea. Il must have heen drugEed,
She lived ia Davenport where she has
q mother and daughter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-24
PROFL oNAL MEN URGE
"YES" VOTE ON UNI

We, the unu gned professional
men of Guthrie, r. ognizing the ad
vantages of a strol well endowed
educational institution college rank
in our city and appreciatLe the prog
ress already made by the othodisi
University and its value TO ou, com
munity both financial and cu.ural
and, having fullest confidence in ne
plans and purpose Of the univer ~
authorities to greatly strengthen a.
enlarge the institution provided prol
er cooperation can be secured on tn
part of Guthrie citizens, do heroh
record our conviction that Guthrie
could not make a better investment
nor put Convention hall and ground
to better use then give them in fee
simple to the Methodist University
We, ourselves pledge, to vote anf
hope every citizen Of Guthrie will vote
Eyes" on the University proposition
at the primaries, Monday (Siened
G A Hughes w w Rucks, Il O llirschi
l. A Hahn, II r Watkins + O Barker
j l. Houseworth, c A Petty. Fred Y
Cronk, c b Barker, John Adams
Frank Dolde, A G C Bierer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-24
SO q2 90
Humphreys Seventy-seven
For Grip, Influenza
CO EI)S
First Feeling.

At the first feeling of taking
Cold; lassitude, weakness,
shiver, chill, sneeze, or cold feet /,
if possible rub your feet with
alcohol, and a rough towel, put
on fresh stockings and take
"Seventy-seven, " to start the
blood tingling through the
veins and break up the Cold.
If you wait until your bones
begin to ache, it will take
longer.
At Druggists, % cents md 500 or
mailed
humphreys IIomeo Medicine co.
William Street, New York.