Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-07
The Day in Davenport

$500 and costs Van Oradale was ar
rested about six weeks ago following
q raid conducted under the direction
Of County Attorney Henry Jebens. He
pleaded not guilty at the time and
his case was continued until 6eptem-
Der term Of court His attorney, B.
T. Omen, notified the county attorney
that his client would consent to plead
to Illegal sales.
Wallace Taken 10 0ftumWa.-D Daniel
". Wallace. under indictment by the
federal grand jury for utferances made
in his lecture at Turner hall on JUL
g. was removed from the Scott coun-
~ jail and taken to 0ttumwa There
he viii be held until time for his trial
az the October term Of the federal
court in Davenport unless perchaHce
he furnishes a $40 900 bond in the
meantime and is released. So far he
has been unable 10 secure b0ndsmen.
Wallace was taken to Ottumwa by
Deputy United States Marshal Andrew
Petersen.
Thought It MAS Rlot.-J f. Clark
son stepped out Of Hickey's cigar
store, Second and Brady streets, and
came rushing back in There's q
riot. he yelled, where's the phone? ?"
He called the wagon. When the police
arrived they found Glarkson very
much the worse for lifting the little
brown bowl. He was seeing rats and
other things In police court he paid
a fine Of SI0.35 for intoxication.
Sot a Holdup Ian.-A hurry cali
from Jim Brian. Davenport sent
squad Of police ou1 on East River
street IN the wagon. Brian said thar
q man had tried to stop his autom0-
bile and hold him up. The police
secured the country for wide radiUs,
and finally came upon Marshal Boland
Of Bettendorf who was stopping all
cars in the hope Of landing auto ban
dts who worked here recently Brian
identified the marshal as the "holdup
man and the scent was dropped.
Marriage Licenses. A. Castetter.
Moline, and Lillian n. Green, Moline
Harry r. TisIey Davenport and Car
oIiHe a. Gar1ock. Davenport; Harry
Luekev Huntsville, Iowa. and Edna
Hurst. Huntsville. Iowa.
Obituary Record-John NicoIon
passed away al the Scott county TIA
hercuiar hospital after a lingering ill-
ness. Deceased was born in Bulgaria
March Is. 1882 He made his home in
Bettend0rf and worked In the shops
until taken III six months ago. His
wife Anna survives him.
Raid Diyes.-PoIice activities during
the week end relative to bootlegging
shops and other disorderiv houses
were brought to light in police court
yesterday. f. Ehlers, proprietor Of an
alleged liquor establishment at Union
and Washington streets. was ar
raigned, together with George Burris,
w Schuman. II. Taneerk. w. Hilbert
and ". Martin. Their case was con
unued while an analysis of the LIQUID
seized IN the raid is made Gussie
JacksoD's joint at Second and Iowa
was also visited by the police and
Gussie, who gave the name of Bessie
Green, forfeited bonds In the place
at the time Of the raid were Franco
PEG and Andrew MunOz. who also for
feited bonds, and George Peuon. W o
paid fine Of $685.. Loui Wilson.
keeper of a joint on Harrison street.
above Sixth, paid a fine of S2085.
Booze was seized in the raid The
inmates, Ernst Penny ". Atkins and
Charles CUdgeI Went 70 Jail for 10
days apiece. Roy Walker, Irma Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs" Harry Knass were
arrajgned for leading immoral lives.
Walker and the Moore woman for
feited bonds The other two pleaded
guilty and paid fines Of S15.85 apiece.
Pete Veiha kept a disorderly house on
the City island He forfeited bonds BY
failing 70 appear. Mike Vleikov and
Mako Iedeila. inmates paid $1085
each The raid was brought about BY
Mrs. G. j. Hagin. WHO charged Frank
Pappish with trying 10 entfce her lit
tie girl. Loretta Search for Pappish.
who paid fine Of s10S5, led 10 the
raid.
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