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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
CTETE TUTO LACI A IVA.
ZUJTE o nj.

"a akru urodneho pozemku,
SO akru pod pluhem, mono o.
rat vice.. dobra stavnata past
vina, zivy potok cely rok, z a.
kru javoroveho lesa, nova ban
60x10O, velky slepicnik, milk
house, sypka, novy 8 pokojovy
dum, 3 studne, dobra voda, 4
akry psenice, 7 akru korny, 20
akru ovsa, 2 akry brambor, SO
tun sena, 10 nejlepsich holsty-
mex krav, 2 telata, 2 slime mia
de kone ceny $500, SO slepic,
veskere farmarske stroje, cisty
rocni prijem "a mleko $1,000,
cena teto fanny pouhych 5000
dollaru, hotovs $4,000, zadny
handl, presvedcte Sc a uznate,
ze je to lace; dale nam velkou
radu jinych urodnych malych
i velkych farem ma prodej neb
lvymenu.
Jos. Pechota, pozenkovy jed
mattel, 6319 Hamm Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18

zblaznil, nebot zada nemozno-
sti! Ale, co delat S blaznem?
Reknete, re ucinim vse NONE,
abych mu vyhovel!" - Lord
Ligonier, vrchni velitel arma-
dy, probrav Sc re spani, zvo-
lal: "To je a zustane nemozne
a Pitt to vi zrovna tax dobre
jako ia. Ale ovSem - on smi a
muze poroucet, co sam chce.
Reknete mu tedy, re co je v lid
ske moci, re ucinim vse, ale
vice mic. :" Podobne vyjadril
sc i vrchni velitel artilerie, roz
myslev Sc, re Pitt by mohl hro-
zbu svou doslovne splnit.
Ministr Pitt sedel Ease a je-
ste We SVEN kabinetu, pri pra-
ci, kdyz sc sekretar vratil o.
znamoval, re vSichni pani sill
bill splnit rozkazy. Ministr Sc
zasmal fekl: "Tak vidite,
mily Woode, ze mic ma svet6 ne
nj nemozno. III panove Sc ted
jiste postaraji, ably to dokazali
a my diva puideme klidne spat.
Zaslouzime ST to dnes oba
dva."
A skutecnG byiy dane rozka
zy - drive naprosto nemoznG
ma minutu spravne prove
deny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
Opatrny.

Karlicek: "DGdouSku, mas
jeste dobre zuby?"
Dedousek: "Uz ne, Kari
cku!"
Karlicek: "Pak mn6, prosim
te, uschovej mole orechy.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
PRODA Sc
MUSi BYT PRODANA HNED

MUSl BYl fNOOANA aNED
nize popsana farma. Nyni je
cas- chcete-li farmu koupiti, by
ste videli co ma nj rosie die
toho 81 utvarili 1sudek. Farma
O AZ akrech v Mentor, Ohio, 5
mil pred Painsville, 112 mile
cd kary a dlazdene cesty. Ma
farme je pekny dunn o IA mist
nostech, asbestova strecha,
studne S dobrou pitnou vodou
a cisterna, velka ban pro seno
s ban pro dobytek jine zari-
zeni. Plnych 25 akru je orne
pudy, ostatni pastviny, a je
tam mensi ovocna zahrada. Da
Sc pri okamzitem prodeji "a
$1,000 hotove a zada Sc $17OO.
Nam dale v prodeji tez v
Mentor, O., farmu zelinarskou
O 10 akrech domem A pokO-
jich, kdez je les pod diva akry.
Cena $500, hotove $3.50.
Blizsi sdeli Jam. F. Port, We
| dne v {. 826 Williamson Bldg.
q. vecer V {. 8613 Cedar ave.
|Tel. Main 3917. 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
Xantippa.

PAM A.: Kdyz isme Sc bra
ii, pTedevzal 81 muj muz, ze ne
bude vice pitt AMI kapku piva."
Pani B.: "A prosadila jstc
jeho pfedsevzeti?"
PAM A.: "To Sc roZumi!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18


Ipred polednem sama prochaz.
Iku, kterou v poslednl dobe val.
ne jsem zanedbavala. Rychlym
krokem kracela jsem smeren
| k Toddovu dvoru. Prave v Okla
mziku, kdy chtela jsem Sc vra'
titi, spatrila jsem ku svemu We.
likemu podivenl barona Perez.
vala, vychazejiciho ze dvora
Toddova. Special lined Ike
mne rka: re byl We dvore, aby
vyzvedel, zdaz najemce jeho
mic neslysel o Anne Katheri-
kOve.
"Zajiste vam niceho nepovt
DEL" pravila jsem, tusic vysle-
dek jeho patrani.
"Ani nejmenslho," odpove-
del baron. "Obavam Sc, re ubo
ha ia zenstina opravdu jest
ztracena. Nevite, prosim," po-
kracoval, pfi cemz ostfe We
ltvar Sc mi zahledel, "zdaz O.
men malir - pan Hartright -
niceho vice O nj nevypatral?"
"Pokud vim, nedov6d6l Sc o
mi rovn6z niceho po SVEN od-
Ichodu z naseho domu," odpo-
|vedela jsem.
"Rmouti mne to-" parvil ba-
ron Percival. "Kdoz vi, co Sc
ubohe stalo! Je to opravdove
nestesti, re unikla dozoru, je-
hoz v nejvetsi mire tax potre-
buje."
Has, jakym baron toto pro-
nesl, svedcil zrejm6, re oprav-
du jest mrzutym. Nevim jiz, &C
Ijsem dale odpovedela; jisto je
re baron lined pocal mluviti G
jine veci a mezi jinym take c
priStim SVEN zivote po boku
Laury. Pri te prilezitosti zmi,
rila jsem Sc SVEN umyslu, II
ii s Laurou v jeho dome, az IL
svatebni cesty Sc vrati. Sotvs
prvni slova o tom jsem prone
sla, zastavil Sc a uchopiv moi
ruku pravil, re sam chtel mi n,
vrhnouti, Gem tuto Sc zminu
: Ii. Pravil, re bude "a Stesti po
Ivazovati, kdyz Laura bude mi
,'lti We mne vernon a spolehlivo.
, spolecnici.
: Kdyz jsem mu podGkoval,
jmenem svym a jmenem Laur,
: "a tuto jeho ochotu, pocal
: jsme rozmlouvati svatebni c
j ste. Sliboval mi, re v Rhine NV
! de Lauru do nejlepsi spolecn
D sti zaroven uvedl nektere an
: glicke rodiny, nimiz doufa 5
tam setkati. Mezi jinymi I'm
4 nil Sc take O hrab6ti Foskov
j .ichoz manzelka byla teto
n Laury.
i Tato hrabenka Foskova by
: la zena mstiva a pOsud memo
J. hla sc tim usmifiti, re mel
: nastoupiti rodinne sve dedict,
n teprve po Laure. Tesilo mn
= re baron chtel V Rhine yves
It Lauru do domu hrabenky, n,
bot jsem doufala, ze tato k
u necne smiri sc nasl rodino
e Baron rekl mi dale, re hral
: Fosko patri k jeho nejduve
II nejSim pratelum a proto ii
: spiSe bylo lie doufati, re tai
81 }manze'ky obou uzavrou spo
i, pratelstvi.
r Ia takoveho rozmlouyani {
Z s.i jsme domG, kdez cekalo I
a mne male prekvapeni. Dos
e tptiz z tiskarny. snubni listk
a. ma nichz Laura spatfila popr
j-IVytisteno move sve jmeno. B
"a ron nahnul Sc pri tom k nj
st cosi il poseptal ukazuje prste
IA liistek} kde$slecna Fairllo
i zanenena byla jiz v baron!
m Glydovou. rs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18


rano jeste jednou precetla
jsem dopis, kterym Sc mnou Sc
rozloucil artright pred svojl ce
stou do stredni Ameriky. Vzni
ky totiz We mn6 pochybnosti o
tom, zdaz dobre jsem jednala,
kdyz pred Laurou jsem tajila
jeho odjezd Anglie.
Cim dele 0 tom uvazuji, tim
spravneisim zda Sc mi byti toto
mole jednani. Jeho popis pri-
prav ma dalekou cestu svedcl
zrejme, re vyprava spojena je
S nebezpecimi. Lauru by znepo
kojily zpravy takove. Snad
tych nejlepe ucinila, kdybycn
tento dopis, snad jiz posledni.
spalila, ably ami nahodou nedo-
stal Sc do jeji ruky. Ubohy
muz vyznava Sc mi dale, re nj
kdy neprestane milovati Lau-
ru. Zaroven ale opetuje sve po
Gezreni, ktere jiz predeslem
dopisu vyslovil. Tvrdi totiz, re
cd tie dolby, co naseho doml
odesel, stale byl strezen dvema
muzi, kteri vsude V patach jej
nasledovali. Take kdyz pry vse
dial Ma lod', ktera m6la jej do
Ameriky dopraviti, videl tyto
diva muze ma pristavu a dobfe
slysel, jak jeden z Mich vyslo-
vii ia MIN jmeno Amy Kathc~
rikovG. Pise mi o tom, jakz ma
sleduje:
"Tyto veci nejsou bez vyzna
mu! Tajemstvi Amy Katheri-
kove neni posud vysvetleno.
Mona, re V neStastnem zivote
SVEN vice nikdy Sc nj nese-
tkam, avSak setkate-li Sc Wy
nj, sletno Halkombova, pouzij-
te lepe prilezitosti, nez jsem to
ia ucinil. Ami nevite, jak byl
bych upokojen, kdybych aspon
ved6l, ze sleCna Laura Fair.io-
va nestane Sc drive chotl barO-
ma Percivala, dokud nebude u
pine vySetreno tajemstvi one
zeny, ktere rikali jsme "5ila
PAM ;"
Tot jsou jeho vlastni slova.
Dopis tento mohl by Sc stati
Laurc nebezpecnym! Coz kdy
bych Sc rozstonala, neb kdy-
bych umrela? Bude tcdy lGpe,
kdyz jcj znicim.
A jiz Sc stale! 4 dopisu po-
ctiv6ho toho cloveka zbyl jiZ
jenom popel. Je tim snad ukon
Cena celia ta smutna historic -?
@ nikoli, neni ukonCena; jaky-
81 vnitrni HAS mi pravi, re bu.
de mnoho, velmi mnoho nasle
dovati!
Dne 20. listopadu zahajenN
w pripravy ku svatbe. Povo'a
ny svadleny, jimz musila jsen
sama udi.eti potrebn6 rozkazy
nebot Laura jest uplne lhoste j
nou. Mic il nezajima. Cemu k,
zda nevesta vGnuje nejvetsi p'
ci, sve vybave, svym satum, t,
zda Sc il byti veci vedlej5l
Ach, jak iinak by Sc asi uboh
chystaIa, kdyby ma miste bar
ma PerciVala byl zenlchem ne
stastny Hartright!
Skoro kazdeho dne dovida
me Sc n6jakych zprav barG
nu. Posledni novinka, ktero
mi sdeli, We SVEN dopise, velic
upoutala moji pozornost. Dc
psal mi, ze jeho dome meme
hou byti prlpravy k dustoJnt
mu prijetl manzelky ukonten
ani IA pull leta a proto pry b
81 pra, aby s Laurou mohl hne
DO svatbe nastoupiti cestu d
Italie, kdez by Sc zdrzel do ];
ra. Kdyby pax Laura nechtel
Sc vydati na cestu, navrhov;
pobyt V Londyne, kdez sice n,
ma zadneho vlastnlho domu,
vsak najal by dunn, domacnos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
Bila pani
Roman Napsal w. Collins
.,lllIlll|llh ----A --4- I
Napsal w. Collins


'byti nedostatecnou. AvSak po-
tlacila jsem vselike podezrenl
a sdelila vse Laufe.
"Pujdu treba do Italie, jen
kdyz ty pujdes Sc mnou," odpo
vedela mi. A tu nezbyvalo mi,
nez pripraviti il - bolestne
zklamani. Zadny zenich by n.
dopustil, ably jiz prvni dny
sveho zasnoubeni musil miti ne
| jakeho soka - a byt to byla i
sestra! Pozdeji snad dovoli, a.
by mlada zena mela kolem Sc
be nejakou duvernici, avsak V
prvnich dnech byl by neduve.'
fivym a nespokojenym. Musila
jsem toto Laure povedeti a my
slim, ze dobre jsem ucinila.
T! Pc dlouhem domlouvani Lau
ra Sc spokojila a pfijala muj
|navrh: Odjede S baronem sa-
ma do Italie, kdezto ia do jara
budu konati pripravy k svemu
president sc k nj do Hamp-
Shiru.
Nemohu zapriti, re teprve
nyni pocitovala jsem nevyslov
ny odpor naproti baronovi. Mic
tax vrele jsem 81 neprala, nez
abych prekaziti mohla svatbu
jeSte We chvili posledni. A pre-
ce musila jsem sama popoha-
nett vsechny pripravy a dohli-
yeti ku vSemu!
ia ctrnacte dni byly saty ne
vestiny hotovy; Z Londyna do
sly cele spousty zasylek rGznc-
no zbozi, ano jiz take zava-
zadla ma cestu do Italie byly
pripraveny. Laura po cely ten
cas- by,a klidna. Casio pfisla Il
menu luzku a probudivSi mne,
prosila, abych nj rozmlouva-
la. "Brzy te ztratim, draha Ma
RE; dovol tedy ,abych co nej-
vice u tebe mohla prodlevati!'
| Jiz jest take ustanovenO, a
by svatba konala Sc V kostele V
Limmeridgu; re sousedstvi nj
kdo neni pozvan, cemuz velice
jsem povd6cna. Jedinym nasim
hostem bude stryc Arnold,
jenz zaroven zastavati bude
misto otce pri neveste, nebot
stryc a porucnik pan Fairlie lie
chce jiti do kostela, ably pry
sve nervy prilis nepodrazdil.
Posledniho prosince, tedA
prave pet dni pred svatbou
prijel baron Percival. Chtel pit
vodn6 pozadati mistniho du
chOvniho, ably smell byti u n6he
hostem az do sve svatby. Ak
: nesvolila jsem k tomu, namita
JIG, re muze bydleti u mas '
' zamku, jako "a driv6jSiho sve
- no pobytu. Zdal Sc mi byti po
1 nekud seS'ym a ustaranym. ,Pl
veil Laure darem nektere opr;
vdu pekne sperky, ktere tat
q prijala vlidna sice, ale chlad
{ ne.
0 Uboha Laura zdrzuje Sc st
/. lie kOlem mnG a mutt Sc pO eel
i den do prace. "Nech mne je
o pracovati," zadala mne, kdy
J. jsem il trochu poklidu dOpor1
covala, s. dovol, abych ST.
l. e u tebe mohla byti, bych Wy
y hnula Sc vlastnim svym mySle
Il kan. Jedine, oc te, Marie, ty
2 to dny prosim, jest, abys same
J. nou mne nenechavala 7"
J. Tvare jeji neobycejne jso
5 cervene a oci jeji tax divine s
y lcsknou. Bojim sc .jeji Zdr;
y wi Baron naopak povazuje ct
d venost jeji tvare "a priznil
10 znameni a vSemozne Lauru '
a. znamenava. Nemohu zaprit
IA re Jest velice dvornym a set
al nym. Posuzuji-li jej takto z b
E. zka, zda Sc mi byti slicnym
Z dosti prijemnym. Ma jen d,
ii vady, ktere kazdemu jsou n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-18
PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc zkuseny muz v Id
'bytkovem obchode ma vseobec
Inou praci. Stale mlsto. Tez Sc
Iprijme prodavac V zelezar-
lskem obchode, ktery ma V tom
tc oboru zkusenost. Haste sc V
C. 6ll9 Broadway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
DRUGGISTS Get
OFFICIAL WORD

Drug dispensers of Rock Island
county have been approached by
government authorities for licenses
for the sale of medicated alcohol.
Druggists have not taken out Ii
Censes for the sale of such medi-
cine since June 80. when the old
liquor licenses, costing $25 a year,
expired. The liquor zone regula-
tiOns were in force at that time.
and dispensers did not deem it nee
essary to renew their licenses.
Nineteen druggists did not ad-
here to the request of the govern
ment official, but instead appealed
to Collector e B. McCabe at Peo-
ria and final word from this official,
with higher authority, was that Ii
censes were not needed.
No pharmacy is selling liquor
now or since the dry law has been
established around the Rock Island
arsenal All sell medicated alco-
hoI that contains carboIfc acid and
is intended for external uses. No
alcohol for internal use is TO be
had.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
FIFTY LADS IN
PATRIOTIC ACT

More than fifty boys. students at
the Rock Island high school,
donned overalls and went to work
for the Henry W. Horst company
at O'Clock this morning to help
complete the new government
houses being erected in Rock Is
land. Moline and East Moline.
Among them was the entire Rock
Island high school football team
Following the closing of the schools
in the city by the health authori-
ties because of the appearance Of
Spanish influenza the boys decided
to enter some employment that
would be useful to the government.
Applications were turned into the
offices of the Horst company. All
were hired at once.
Announcement was made today
by Manager A. G.. Hill OF the school
football squad that the game with
Rock Island arsenal players Satur-
day afternoon had been called of.
Other games on the school schedule
probably will be dropped until or
ders closing the schools are re-
scinded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr. and Mrs J. u. Thompson, 53T
Twenty-third street, left last n ght
for Anaconda, Mont, where they
were called by the death Of their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. A J.
Thompson, which occurred yesteT-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Gleason, 1903
Sixth avenue. are the proud par
cnts of an 812-pound boy, born at
the Moline city hospital Wednes-
day
Mrs. Edward Herbert, 1902 Fifth
avenue, underwent an operation at
the Moline city hospital yesterday
and is now doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Langman,
1900 Twelfth street, are the parents
of a baby girl, born last night.
George W StauduhaT, 1903
Twenty-ffrst street, who is station
ed at Camp Grant, Rockford, is
spending a short furlough here
Miss Doris Sherrard Of Sioux
City, cousin of Deputy United States
Marshal John II. COburn, arrived in
Rock Island this morning for a
short visit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
FIND HUYVAERT
WAS NOT GUILTY
Moline Soft Drink Proprietor Freed
of Charge OF Selling Liquor
By Jury.

mot guilty" was the verdict Of
the jury after almost nine hours Of
elaboration in the case OF Henry
Huyvaert OF Moline, charged In
circuit court with the sale OF intox
icating liquor in anti-saloon terri
tory.
The case was left with the jurors
about noon yesterday, a decision
being reached at O'Clock last
evening. C. Z. Dietz of Moline rep
resented the defendant while FLOYD
l.. Thompson prosecuted for the
state
Chief witness for the prosecu,
ton was George 4. Moore. special
Investigator for the state. His tes-
timony was attacked by the de
PENDANTS attorney who character
lied it as a "frameup."
Defense maintained that at the
Huyvaert residence in Moline
whisky and beer was dispensed
without charge to various guests
and especially to icemen.
Huyvaert's soft drink emporium
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
mayor TONAmE
TWO FOR BOARD

By order OF Circuit Judge ". 7.
Church, Mayor William Neon
Ochie of Rock Island VIII appoint
two Rock Island citizens as d com
mission to handle the city's police
pension fund. now in the making.
Action was taken following a Pc
tlti1n filed in circuit court by Eva
Mann and Gladys Mum. widow and
daughter respectively OF the late
PaEoima1 Jay d Mum. who was
found dead on his beat in the
al.eyway Of the Rock Island Brew
1-g company Jan. 81. 1917.
IN the answer fled in court by
Mayor McG 0nochie, he said
aIhere is now i'm the city Of Rock
Island q police pension fund and
now moneys have been collected
for the same. A tax of twU-tenths
per cent las been levied for this
purpose, however but this money
g-il not be available for the fund
until about april. 1872
lie also states that he is willing
ana ready to appoint two trustees
RI che police pension fund of Rock
Island and 70 take such ether legal
Steps as may be- found necessary
70 lawfully institute the pension
lurd
Mayor TcCouochie asked that
The court indicate such steps as
age necessary TO comply with the
law Provisions uT the order viii
he carried cut without further de
lay the mayor states.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
0 DAVENPORT COP
ARESTED HERE
-,J With Six Others On Rock
island Arsenal Bridge With
Quantity Of Liquor.
ATTEMPTED TO USE PISTOL
Deputy L. =. MaTShaIs Forced TO
0TeTp0wer Him 10 Stop
Trouble

William WaaCh, Davenport pc
HceDaB, was arrested with six
others last night by deputies from
the United States uarshal's office
in this city on the government
bridge AZ Rock Island arsenal. The
charge is carrying liquor onto gov
eminent property and for attempt
ing 10 transport il into Iowa.
A near battle resulted when
NaaCh was told he was under ar
rest The deputy marshais claim
that Waach started 10 pull his re-
volver and was in such an intoXi-
Catei condition that he would have
used IL had he not been oyerpow-
cred and forced 10 give in.
Nearly a wagon load of liquor is
said 10 have been taken as a re
suit OF the raid, which was con
Quoted in the same manner as
those pulled or by the marshais
shortly after the cities on this
side OF the river were made dry
Officials Here.
The Davenport chief of police
and several members Of the city
council spent several hours III
ECaE island today. it is said, in an
. attempt TO secure the release of
TTa1ch. who was kept in the county
Jail until The time Tor his hearing,
h5eh was Set for y o'clock this
afternoon The names OF the six
other prisoners are being withheld
lv Deputy United States Marshal
John CoJUrn until after the hear
llw-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
SUICIDE CAUSED BIZ HEALTH.

Failing health is given by the
family Of Henry Irwin of Sherrard.
III, as the reason for his taking his
own life by hanging.
His lifeIess body was found hang
ing to his bed by his wife and son
Wilmer Tuesday shortly after noon,
after they had called to him sew
eral times to come to the MONDAY
meal
Surviving, besides the widow. are
three sons: Eliot Matherville, Rob
ert Of SherraFd and Wilmer at
home; three daughters Mrs. Sam
ueI Clark of Sherrard, Mrs Lloyd
Friesa Of New Boston and AdeIiue
Irwin of this city; two brothers,
Link and George, of Iowa. and two
sisters, Mrs George WILSON, OF Des
Moines, Iowa. and Mrs. William
Haddick of CoIlinsviIIe. Ill An in
quest was held yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
PUBLIC FUNERALS
HALTED BY STATE'

A notice that there are to be no
more public funerals during the
influenza epidemic was received
this morning by the undertakeTs OF
Rock Island from DR.. c. St Clair
Drake, director Of the state depart
ment of public health. The attend
ance at services for all persons
dead from a contagious disease or
any other disease are to be re-
stricted TO the immediate relatives
and, close friends and the necessary
attendants. The order is to be in
effect on and after Oct l..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
RAISE BAN MADE
TO CONSERVE ON
GASOLINE STOCK

Rock Island motorists will wei
come the announcement made by
the government today which raises
the ban on Sunday auto riding
Throughout the territory hereto
fore affected.
With the closing of all amuse-
meut places in the tri-cities, de-
Cided gloom was cast over those
owning automobiles when the Sun
day ruling was thought OF. Should
the request have remained as here
tofore, practically no means Of OBJ
tanning diversion on Sundays would
have been possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
TAYLOR rs NAMED
MEMBER OF BOARD
Especial to The Argus.)

Springfield, IL, Oct. II. - The
pointed an agricultural war board
for the state consisting of 50 mem
hers of which W. Z. Taylor of Mo
line and S. L. Woodburn of Port
Byron, are members. II. J. Sconce
Of SideIl, Ill, is chairman; II. NJ.
Dunlap of Savoy, vice chairman,
and Peter E. Fleming of Chicago,
secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
John III. MaRiey.

John H Marley, aged 30, died at
St Anthony's hospital last evening
Of Spanish influenza Mr. Manley
came here from Kewanee, Ill, a
short time ago to work at Rock Is
land arsenal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
FuncraI Of Andren Kcmno.

Special permission has been
granted relatives of Professor An
drew Kempe, whose death occurred
yesterday morning. to hold outdoor
funeral services north of the main
building on the Augustana campus
at $50 Saturday afternoon. The
permit was issued by the local
health authorities. Interment is to
take place in Chippiannock Pro
lessor Kempe was treasurer OF Au-
gustana college.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17

was among those ralded two v..-.
ago, when the first campaign vs.
made against DOOUeggers iu H..
PloW city. As a result Of fhfa rsfJ
he pleaded guilty in county eog-'
and Was fined $50 on one count ~
ing placed under probation rega-r
ing other counts Tn the RDrIng 4,
1917 he was brought into county
court to show cause why his BRO
baton should not be terminated
and his penalty fixed on remaining
counts. Under this a heavy Dem
atty was imposed. but because az
reversal OF the case in the appe
late court, he escaped the sentence
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17

Coal Valley cemetery where burial
Will take place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
Licensed To Wed

Bert Ward .-------...M Moline
Marion Armstrong ---.. Chicago
Thomas J. Ramsey ...... Moline
Margaret II. Frederick Rock Island
Carl Harry Anderson. -
.-.--. Washington, Iowa
Sadie A Charpening. . . OakdaIe, III.
John f. Swanson $1,000. Rock Island
Marie Dahn .-.---. Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17
Obituary
sflss Sadie UmBhries.


Miss Sadie JmpLrles, 5II Second
street. died Of pneumonia yester-
daE afternoon a. her home Miss
30. DHries was born May 10. 1896.
h l-lsaa--ue county, Iowa She
haa been l. resident OF this city for
the last four years. She is sur
vtvaI By her mother. Mrs. S.
ttmpEsies- Two sisters. Mrs Nellie
1o-4s of Blue Grass, and Mrs. Sy-
alor- Of t1is city, two brothers.
James W. Iu The students army
tFa ming corps az Valparaiso, Ind,
z -a Edison. ~ home. Funeral ser
wees viii be held ~ Tire home Sat
1.-aay afternoon 90 2 O'Clock. Rev.
Samuel Van Peit Of the First Meth
6d3sL church. VIII ohiciate. Inter
B3e4t vii be il Ga pplaunOck-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17

Laundry Soaps, Beard sley.s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-17

Egg Preseryer. Beardsley's.