davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-12-03
Separate Food Cards Required.

'Tn other places separate food cards
were required for bread, meat, pota-
toes, soup. bacon. butter. noodles,
eggs and sugar. the amount Of each
being limited.
while the official price Of butter
x=-4:arae snd one-half marks (abouti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
THE EMPRESS WEPT

: The German Empress Is sad I" h;,v.
been moved I" tears ~ som" az h"r
Husbands hauiiwnrh n tn: h"Srii.tif
rof StraSsburS. ;,ut, yct shc only VT
messed an inhnitcSitn;,i part % tn. sui
6ertng and misery r;l3*'ri ~ III" FRAN
whose thron., she S!lar"$. Mat wruI'i
she feel could $hn Progress rh7um;i al
tho lands which hav.. h...:. 't.>'Iat.,i
see all TIM homes whrh h.,v.. h-'i
destroyed. thu sacred t:,t:'% shattered
and -dcSecratcd and rr;,!'". that !'yur
this dire destruction millions hav" h"'t.
slain, many NOR" Ser;"uS.: ;na.alcd. th,t'
countless numbers h;tv" persisted :r"iu
-plaxuc, pcSli.,-Icn :ta.! ttE:!:i. lu':
r1yriads Of ocpi.inS hay" h'".u "r..;,t'h
because OF tho in>;:tn.- aiut'f'i"nS -: ts"
father OF hog children. "u" Of w!Iu:n.
whole and so3n,!. was walking :sIth h"r
Through IN. h"S;.rtal :.:'r':$ az S;r:-:'-
burg The k;l!S"r!n w.nt wh..a +ii"
saw some Of h"r kiSh:ttsdS h:;nGiw"rk.
She will Sh.n! VI NOR bitter an! ""E'-
Gus tears wis"u oh" 500: h;::! Ir:':'t'.h
and dlscrcdi;'d. Il p;tr''h ~" "':''''S,
among the kIrSiy tr.b.. and 'n' *
tSfnlp;art SONS 81" has born" :" INN
Ihumbled to ,hr dust instead az '."'1Py-
ing the thrones ."i cuI.'i'!""-d n;tt'""S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
RAILROAD Shipments
WAGES ADVANCED
BY Mr.. M'ADOO

WASHINGTON, July :+.-Waccs Of
railroad *hnpmcn were Increased TO IS
cents an hour to-day by pirnctnr-Gcn-
'rHI McAdno, with prnport tomato ad-
Nh':'"S Tor assistants and miscellaneous
"IhSsrS IN mechanical departments. Tn,
now rates. which are retroactive 70 last
January !. ar" from 10 % cents AN
h"tir higher than wages paid these men
~ most shops under tn" general nag.,
hdran"" allowed two months AGO by m,
dIr"ct"r-c"n"ral but are somewhat less
thAn the labor organizations sought
Beginning August J eight hours will
recognized az 4 standard working day
and overtime. Sundays and holiday work
VIII BE- paid for ut the rat" of one and
"n"-half times the usual rate. Back
pay VIII hc given the men as soon H.
II can be calculated.
The advances apply 70 about 500.n"rt
mon and apply fatty To all sections n
III" country. despite local differences
prevailing heretofore. The adGiticp {"
III" aggregate annual payroll is est
mated Mt nearly sl0n.0nN.0 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
HOPES SHATTERED.

CHICAGO. July 24.--Hopcs Of hum
drcds Of claimants seeking damages for
IN" death OF relatives in tho steamer
E.aStland disaster. which resulted in The
death of ST. persons three years ago to-
day wrrn shattered ny Il federal court
decision declaring there iS Il valid pre-
frrr"d claim Of S%I.5n0 by ri" Great
Lakes Towing Company which raised
tho vessel Tho steamer WAS sold A.
public auction Ia tho naval reserve Tor
$t6.0nh. The courts decision practical
j. takes NIL tn" money r"'circd for thH
Sa !" 0f he vessel,
Tn" I'uitrd STATE; district court IN
ruling SOM. tine ago declared the
wr"rkInl company must trn" Us "hancS
with III" rest of IT." creditors. hut this
WAS reversed hy Tn" InlI'i states cir
.cuit court OF appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
AMERICA STICKS TO THE RIFLE.

! "''', 49, wi. ','' '''''' y 80
: '''' NJ '''''' ''' ~ ~ ~ - ~
. " '',' - " ~ w. ''"' 80 ~
49, w. ~ Wv, ~ '.''"
"">' h'N "'' '''!'" w. Pi'' ''A'
! '"''h' nav !" =" 'N''''''" ~ H.
! ''i'''H III ",.h"'H "''"'"'! ~ 'H''i.
, '''h ihH'NN"h'hNh'P h"H 'hh"il us ''i'
: ~ ''''''"" >'''''iS' i'' '"' ''''" = '"'
. -, ~ "i"'" ~ '"' ,'r'Pr'
II h"> h"'h 't'kf'""''"S'" !"r Years
',''f ,h' 'N"'F'''" ''tulhr army Hh'l''
,h,"Sh IL was iT""r |" I'l'' - a. l'h'H'
'""! ~ 'hHrhSih'h III an! army '"ir
,''i'''' '''''.''fE ~ anu ''''H AN" ''
'''S'H '"'''''N' "a, ~ S''''H 81 E'"'''i'@
'',," II ''',', F',,' .,'-
'",''''H '""' '"' S"I'' NIX! sun ''S'S
"',m w.
~ "'',' H''''S E"''rh''''ht n'.
"''' '' ~ "''''! az ''"'H' ~
~.
az ~ @'' ','',' - ~ "'"i'' -! ~" i''"
nv '''' H''"'''' '"''" 'l ""'" are NC
H""i f''N'''H ."'''F GUMS inhh tHoEc
us" hE any ON army III IN" world.
, ne 'Ar'r'"S'H Tor 'h"S" weapons arc
I 'n' i,SI '',W ~ nS''. ,r"'rS nav" M'"h
''''' '"' r'i"S' II" P'"'ic-
' " IN, so,
'' ~ '''''@' ~, '"'
NV" ''" ''''' "''' "'''''cu l"'
Pt"''n VI 'h' 'rA'hihE camps ''ur
''ah"'H'i"'' "i !" carr rihS"S rN'"iS
III "m"nh' ihhi ~ any other country.
enc l'Fhl hl"h" turned out l-"."""' ~"
during IN past month.
!h' P"'I'! ol I'M government mas
h''"ll /" anrr"rr'at" about El'' II year
!"r 'I' l'ih practice 81 rhrn SoldlHr
III ''' army. Target ranges nave he"n
QUIT III 'i' Har'S 81 IN" country. THESE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

The death Of Nohar7n"1 V. The sui
tan & TURKEY. following that OF Nbdui
1Itmid ii. u short tifrc ago. marked The,
close Of this tragic careers At tar"
brothers who have worn tho lrri"riaI
purple Of III" Oltnr.lan empire"
The career Of .\bdm!-liamid :or
nearly thirty-two vars is unsurpassed
ior criminal cunning HIS crimes:
cau$cs tho civilized world in nbhur The
"n-ssaSs7n "f III" E"Sph"ruS" H." WAS
tho son az u tircrSIan Slave .,i,i who
died from tub"rGuI,sis 1T IL" AZ Of
20. Ills father died from the same dis
ease at tn" AK" of j.. Abdul EiHiuid
was educated i'll The imperial h:.rrn.
Ills C';uc;L;iun consisted chiefly IN !ni!H-
I'M; him An export in In" as. 81; .ri...
AMI ii,tr!.;l:" which l." practl"rI with
such skill that for almost i third nf =
century ho nutwitt,d tho curuhIn,i
rulers OF Europe.
In rarly life hr was Il markri gar
dcucr. Will" AbIul-Axix WIS sultan.
ANiui Ilamid raised vegetables nud
r"'tdl"d thcti IN STEAMBOAT. H.. was par.
>lii'''Iii'A'' lit'I prosperous ~ '''t'L -
h" had som. money saved l." began ~
raInhi' on the hUr"ncIIt stock "N'haTi::"S
and beam" rich. While his .:ui"r;-
u"n' WAS trembling nn In. virgo AZ
bankruptcy most nf ,hc Ii1n" ~. hrlI
81" creditors ~ hny. c:iIIialta.d hi In
i ht'dnrSS and Continued - Is" ~ i;,,-
is' luxury.
II" administered his wih.ly "x'"mIo,l
nj, I :
:.r:ucipI"4 OF III" Mihhl" Nr.~ \ w.W
hi,,'wn American n,nh:t--:h,.r ..u,d To- tin.
writer IN tlro Nm" ri,';Ln "irlrt>s,. ~ Gpr>
stnnt'nri,I": "AhluI-lInrn,d REGULARLY
rnrl"vr! 5n. Qua i:l.I Sl.i,.s rud .tS$rS~-
in>. These IlI'i W..:.. ..'.'r, ~ 'l.r... ~,
in:. "it everybody. Su.,i"rtS nrv.r w"
brought 10 trial: they <uHd"rlY hroiT..rI
"at Of sight. and their frirnI. dared
Eut i1qtiir" n Ia their lH'.'
H." rurlrrc-l thousands nnd r#uu-
&1rds "f his subjects h"F,tr.; t!i,t, To-
keep his p""pl. in %u.i""i."n. Sever
did Turkey nave 4 mar" UnG!.;ht.o'us
rul"r thIu IL .thhui-EIainIi II H. Wis
= strange combination at r"II::unIry Ia
t.nr.c and hl",I-ihir>il H.rd Th"S'
who claim - know I.r'tr.I ;hn' NJ
hci"n."h ,u III" "lirwl.;G Inryisl... -
Frequently his ministers - stat. Wh.'i
lad been >umrrnii',! Ia - ',dIn"ii. hnd
o. wait fog hours for tn" sult'tu to-
appear: II" h";'.:: III a:r inn.-r roam with
Il ri-rI" - Ihi, lsl"-. i'.ri'kir% III.
In:"r - N!llir AMI w"rh;nI AZ Ia. u.''..
rSsrry rcsirtIr r"r'lii:,u IA wh,.h y
sl"ul,! h" r.yra!.L !" h'm whether AMI
wr.r II. =I"r:''i cutter IA. council. In
"r.. "r rhrs. ''..'HtI. ir'I:n.nr% u -
.ininI..I H.. r,"'.'v'd tll. ld'.l st appeal,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
HIGHLAND MEN
THINK THAT THE SENATORIAL
NOMINATION TIGHT
Is WON.
m. Cecil Highland Looks Por
Sweeping Primary


Hon C.>ciL IH~h;Iua "f New Martins
v;l,o hrn;:t": at Hon. Virgil! Highland.
candidate. c"c "a" Republican n"rni:la-
non :n- "a. United states S"natr. waS
:, visitor - :hr c.ty. yesterday. IN thH
interest. a.: his brothers candidacy.
I.ih.. ms DISTINGUISHED brother Mr..
C.r..t iIiul,!rnd = both an "ctir" and
,.,...&,.ri:i business !EaU ard m ;u;tiT"
worker n -. Republican parity "ri;Hn.-
y,i;rn Sps:tkiu= 81 tn" senatorial
,l-i,,. Mr.. U.:-hlL;l said:
Il h:,vr h"na oyer great part or
central US; virginia ard. ain strictly
v,,l:, bounds whc,t ,$aH ti';i Nj
Vir:;,, lii;.hland IS distinctly in III" l":.G
IN ,h.. 49," m"i"rit" Of IN" inferior
counties. h-lI"v" t!rtt h" Will curry
..;4i'.- practically every county ~ "a"
Fir and second congressional DIS
,rirrS Ia to-, lower md - IT,. stat"
h.. In. :. very Str"u-; i"it""in%. and !
a.r sur" Val carry :""St -! III" i'm
,.,r,An, countries III both th'. N;lntwha
v.,il..v ard III. N"r:n!N \ Western 50
tom. ". arr very vii satisfied with
,nr situation ;i.l tr''l confident Vi sue
c,'S-.
Mr.. .H.chianG Gi~',I7 Wednesday, IN
l..oot... r,;!uiy AMI VIII IN: IL an" ABOUT
rLis section several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
7 ror11inent Republicans
Endorse Jos. Fl. Gaines
AN OPEN LETTER

TO tn Republican Virginia:
Ta. ruhcanS We Virginia wish :"
tn" candidacy for United States Senator
Hon Io<erhl Gancs Of Kanawha County.
the days of reconstruction that must folio" TINS
a: wa: in OF tn" purcs'
atrSrr Legislative of tn" highest
i:sc"i ability and The greatest moral courage" "" believe h"'
all OF nrs" hih qualities in special meas
ami at This tim h" is OF all men, me on" man pest @ -
represent great commercial labor md manufacturing
- United States Senate.
Turing his Representatives Joseph H. Gaines
IN" Ways and Means Committee and became
"nry tariff question: and experienced business mon
him The best informed man on 'h" subject at washington
xiahr Cannon address the floor of the House AS
rfr t,*t argument in Washington for years.
As l;cruoicans brlr he policy Of prot cton
pro'"cr'v" tariff State tn" pros
o her Wisely aoJuSco
protective tariff law.
on m conditions after rh' Depend
activity and In" employment Of many thousands
biv" That Joseph H. Gaines is better fitted
that any claims and protect
he of Virginia Will" Ina" REIMBURSEMENT is
bcn-
As ci.ns Of Northern employers Of labor
all Of rs deeply interested have selfish
or,l interest in endorsing Mr. Gaines distant
ecou from community widely from and in some re-
pcc, Ordinarily might prefer ia" pubic
neighbours.
But Republican party in West Virginia faces
great believe that country demands {" "S our oS'
rp and our highest prove its right
public confidence by putting forward men VII" MOST WIS.,
n thought bcirv" that Joseph H. Games IN ms
person combines Than other tn" highest ideals
and purposes him earnest support and W"
appeal OF West Virginia to nominate ana eject
him to he United States Senate.
y p and IIazctAtas Sec LABEL" Iron Works
G 1olL CO. Banker SS5 w TSA4 Plan, Hazel
TsA,cn SCOTT Atlas Co,
'' Co. "" rrS r n"e TosIorfa Glass Co.,
" II HIGGINS MoundsviIc.
Wheeling Steel iron '' I RYDER, Wheeling.
W; r." " Ill., 1r~rir China CUMMINGS Wheeling.
'' Co. : Hs~Si ' W. v% ~ J. LrNExs
NJ SANDERS -" W. J. lukens Co, Wheeling.
sounJsvIIc W. W. icn,r iiard~are Co., Wheeling
tI1-rf1 ARD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
REDUCED TO SIX.

WNSiiINi,T'.%. .I':!y 4 --IH''' H'':s-
l,..- Il ,."8 :.,s! :niS.;rl': iT''h H. 'rul;--
..r s,,'n liz" ~'iuil la !'rtIH% IF tit'.
l>!nu.! y. y. L':% ntw l"'I, r.'!u'"d |"
SiA Secretary Il',ni"iS said today
Three. Of t!v SIN 'u"n W"r" Killed ny
u" explosion wili's, ';il;>:'od III" Sfip L"
sink. The three m'H still missing arr:
tlyd. t. Blaine. t.ornita. tAh;: John
raul Harris 49, blackberry street.
Cincinnati and Andrew NunSon. 40
Maria avenue. ST. l'uul. aliun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN.

WASH NtiTnN. July "t.--l>aunching
- nai ium-wid' carnrnI::'n "n 'i"lE -.
10 "NpI.iu tn" functions az III" federal
rmplnNfn"ut Srrv!r" AMI is program VI
exclusive war labor recruiting. was an
nrUnr"d to-day by I'll" d"ihrtmrnt OF
labor Tho drive will be extended TO
every state and 10 Alaska, Hawaii.
Panama and Porto Rico.
Newspapers. advertising clubs. mo-
ton picture theatres and $4,000 four
minute men will be enlisted in the cam
paEn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

Characteristic "t EusSia'S idea Ut
Progress: They advanced! III" hands ~
tI.. ,.lrrk ~" h"i.", AMI are thiri"'"
DAVIS behind N their ral"n'str.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

TIL" lat" news from .iHstrir ind'r'',"
ti!nt r.ttr"'a'"tS a. "! a. r, ..''>S ~
u: vogue n lh. dt!l! T1":iit:'HE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

II The E,,vc-nrn"r: takes over mo
:.l.&-1rfr lines viii Incl" sam g. Il
N.tr.;.ull..r.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
EDITORIAL
TRAGEDIES OF THE TURKISH THRONE
Manner Recent Death Last Three Brothers Sutan
May Mean Sinister Influence of Berlin.
By FRANK HAMPTON FOX
Author Of under Fifteen Flags, Traveller and E>ayiSi
HAMPTON F

nor Of ''Undcr Fifteen Flags Traveller and E>>aviS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

American army for Is years. I'm
til recently he was under the inn
preston that his oath of allegiance
to the United States as an army
man gave him full citizenship.
List Applicants.
Appended is the list of apph-
cants who have filed petitions for
final papers at the September term.
1t is grouped first according to ma
ton of birth and then the present
residence.
BeIgium-Gustaf DeKeyser, Aug
ust DePaepe, Victor DeGraeve, JOS
eph Eunlius DePaepe, August De
Doncker, Henry Macs, Frank Ma
kelberghe, Alfons DeGrande. Al
bert Masschelin, Alois Vanraes,
Henry FanAcker, Julius Denys,
SiIvis; CAMEL Cuyle. Rene RAGS,
Medard De Bruyne, Achille Wyck-
Illus, CAMEL Fiems, Jerome eau
weller, Firmin Ide, Alfons Naert,
CyrieI Theuninck, Emil Wander
Beke, julius Vermeersch. Leopold
Wander Under, Anton De Lille,
CAMEL Neyrinck, Robert De Bru-
yne, julius De Brabent, CAMEL
Clayes, CAMEL Lapeere. Victor De-
Smet, Cyriel DeWolfe. East Moline;
Henry Vande Moortel, Adolf Baens,
August De Grauwe, Alfons Vert
riest, Theophiel Bakaert, Edmond
Van Den Bussche, George Mime.
Bernard Ternaey, Rock Island;
CAMEL Wittevrongel, Hillsdale:
Urban Saelens, Barstow; Henry
Van De Voorde, Annie De Baets,
Moline.
Sweden-Carl Oskar Nelson, Axel
Theodore Reinholdsen, Sven joins
son, Rock Island; Frans George
Bjorkman, East Moline; Charles
Edward Nelson, Port Byron; Gus
tat Adolf Eng, Moline.
Russia-Asher Rotenberg, Israel
Chester Gellman, Bronis Atkucaitis,
Joe Kohn, George Geifman, Sam
uel Ekstein. Sampson Whitebrook,
Rock Island; Harry Trachtenbarg,
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

became effective Aug. 1, 1918. Limit
fixed from date of expiration until
date of renewal of licenses or taxes
is 80 days.
Medical men who prove delin-
quent in payment of the narcotic
tax of 81 will be extremely hard
hit BY the new penalty rulings. An
additional sum of so cents will be
added as the so per cent penalty,
while they will be Obliged to pay a
specific penalty of $3.50, bringing
the total amount, which they must
pay upon violation to $11.00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Poland-Frank MisiewicZ, East
Moline.
William Cooksley, Mi
Ian; Arthur Collins, Frederick Rob
ert Cooke, Rock Island; George
Hampshire, Samuel David March
ant, Silvis.
Canada-Norman William Nc
Fadden, Rock Island.
Greece Frank Skafedos. Con-
stantine Stamos, East Moline.
Holland-Prudent Briquet, Sill
Wis; Finantius Hoogerwerf, East
Moline.
Norway-Robert Hoff. Moline.
Italy - Francesca G. Fogliani,
East Moline.
Syria - Dane Mitchell Cawri,
Rock Island.
Persia - John Yonan Zayia, Sill
Wis.
German-Henry Louis Becker,
Rock Island; Eugene Johann Cru
enwald, Moline.
Austria - Mikolaj Kudryk, East
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
EXPLAINS LEVY
ONOELINQUENTS
Instructions Empower Deputy To
Collect 80 Per Cent of Tax Adj
ditiOnaI As Penalty.
TO IMPOSE SPECIFIC FINE
In Case First Falls Below $40
Physicians Especially Hart Hit
by Orders.

Instructions for dealing with de-
linquents and violations of special
tax returns were received this
morning by IT. ]. Cavanaugh, dep
uty internal revenue collector, from
Z. d. McCabe, collector.
The notification empowers all d.
vision deputy collectors to impose a
so per cent penalty upon the tax of
all delinquents in payment of spe-
ciaI taxes. The penalty is so per
cent of the amount of the tax
which is added to the original levy /;
providing that the so per cent pen
atty is $40 or over. II the so per
cent additional falls below $40 a
specific penalty will be levied,
bringing the penalty to $40. An ex-
ample is quoted:
Tax due 500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
MOST OF CLASS
FROM BELGIUM
East Moline Has Most Applicants
for September Naturalization
Hearings.
GERMAN ALIENS ARE LISTED
British Subjects Are Seeking Their
Final Papers During Fall Term
of Circuit Court

Final naturalization papers are
being sought by e. foreign-born
residents of Rock Island county at
the September term Of the circuit
court. according to records at Cir
cult Clerk George W. CANDLES of
fee.
East Moline, with % Belgians,
heads the list with a class of 80;
Rock Island is second on the list
with %; Silvis, Is; Moline. 6; Mi
ian, Hillsdale, Port Byron and Bars
tow each have one applicant on the
list
Belgium leads in the nations rep
resented on the records with IA
registered Russia has eight; Swe-
den, six; England, five; Greece,
Germany and Holland, two each;
Poland, Norway, Canada, Syria, It
ally, Austria and Persia, each has
one registered.
Among the German aliens whose
applications have been made for
final papers is that of Henry Louis
Becker, a veteran of the Spanish
American war. who has been a resi-
dent of this country for % years,
of which time he served with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
.. 122 REACH CAMP.

Great Lakes, Ill. - The Great
Lakes Naval Training station re-
ceived 22,122 new men in July, set
ting a new record. The transient
population of the station at the
close of business July 81, was 49,
$50 During July 11,106 men were
sent from the station to fight Ger
many, compared with 9,018 during
the preceding month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
FARMS FOR FIGHTERS.

Minneapolis, Minn.-The question
of providing farms for returned
soldiers and sailors will be taken up
here soon at a meeting of delegates
from various parts of the state who
will discuss proposed legislation
for making hundreds of thousands
of acres of Minnesota land availa-
BILE for the project.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
PLAN TO 4MAKEv FARMERS.

st. Louis.-Tentatiy plans for
the reopening of two training
camps in Missouri to turn out ex-
perienced farm hands to meet the
farm labor shortage caused by the
war will be laid before /. F. Reed,
federal farm specialist, and j. =.
Lewis of the state agricultural
board, by I. J. Gale, director OF the
st. Louis county division OF the
farm help volunteers of Missouri.
White shoe cleaner. Reardsley's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
CANNED GOODS BY THE
DOZEN
Jonathan. Carnation or Our

Jondthan, CdFudLlOn or Our
Club Pineapple, per can
&c, dozen .-..- 1915
Our Club Peaches, per can
zoe, y cans ..-..-...t $3.50
Chick Brand Peaches, per
can 24c, IL cans ,...., $3.50
X. c. Apricots, per can z4c,
IL cans ..---.......-.r.S 2.S5
Blue Berries, per can 24c,
Il CANS $3.50
No. l size can Pears in
Syrup. can 12o, u cans .Si.y5
Sweet Wrinkled Peas, can
zoe, u cans .S1.Y6
Red Beans, per can 15c,
II cans $500. 81 30
String Beans, per can zoe,
II cans s.. Us
Tall cans Salmon 22c, per
dozen 81 a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
Dress
Goods

p inch Percaies, light or
dark patterns, per yard. .ISc
SO inch percaies. light or
dark patterns, per yard. -2sc
New plaid popiiRs. special.
per yard -.-,r..,,.r----..29 c
S9c Bingham shiFtings,
per yard ,.,.-,.-,-..,, csc
Beautiful fall plaids, per
tSfu rfrrrrr 49, bjc
Serges ia all coieFs, at lowest
prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS

15c pkg. Corn Flakes for .lOc
3 pkgs. heavy Jar Rubbers
Ior 49,. 2Sc
8 pkgs. Jeliyeon for ....... .2oe
2 lbs. Prunes for syc
2 pkgs. Raisins for ....... .25c
. cans Baked Beans for :. zoe
Quart Jar Apple Butter for .s9c
Preserves or jelly, pei jar .29c
Kinks Olive Soap, 3 for .25c
5 lb. can Rumford's Baking
Quart jar Olives .....2 zoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND TUESDAY
MISCELLANEOUS

Creamery Butter in / ID.
prints ....-.--....-. -4SC
Compound Lard, lb. ....... .27c
2 lbs. Peaberry Coffee 49,. .45e
Toilet Soap, &c bar for 49,, SC
10 bars GalVanic, Lenox, or
Oval Queen Soap ,... 100
1 ib. SOC grade Uncolored
Japan Tea .-.- 59c
s cans Pet or Libby Milk .. csc
5 cans Hebe Milk ,..-..-- Csc
2 bottles Catsup .25e
z rolls Toilet Paper Csc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
Ribbons

Our line OF ribbons for the
school girl are unequaled. The
following specials for this sale
are worth coming after.
One big lot of ribbons, all
colors, special per yard .10c
All CSC ribbons, special
per yaFu zoe
All soc ribbons per yard - .45c
Silk and satin ribbons. for
camisoIes, specially priced,
per yard, 75c and $1,000. 45c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
A MEAL FOR a CENTS

The Y NJ e. A. eagle hut Of Lon
don provides a satisfying meal Tor
the sailors and soldiers for IA
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
FRUITS

Peaches, per basket ........ Csc
California Pears, per basket 25c
10 lbs. cooking or eating
Apples 59e
8 Tbs. Siberian Crabs ,.,..25c
3 large Canteloupes ,....-. csc
j large Lemons ,..-r----.--IO Zoe
Plums, per dozen r-.1 5c
Fresh Sweet Corn, dozen lie
Large stalk Celery $4,000 sc
10 lbs. eating Potatoes ... .2yc
Fresh Tomatoes, per basket. IOC
Fresh Tomatoes, busheI $40
Green Peppers, for 100000 &c
Cabbage, each 10c and .-.- &c
lbs. Sweet Potatoes csc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
Penalty SO per cent .-.... 2.5(
Specific penalty -----.--. 7.5t
Total tax and penalty

IUIaI IAA anu ptHHIty *IO.VV
The specific penalty can be lev
led upon motor boats, theatres,
pawn brokers, physicians and ad-
mission fees. The one exception is
oleomargarine. If there is no in
tention to defraud the government
shown in payment of oleo taxes. a
so per cent penalty may be i'm
posed. Rules providing for the fore
going punishment of delinQuents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
FOR MEN-SUITS

Highest grade Mems and Young Men s
Suits, in latest patterns and models; val
ues up to $40; special 600 E0
for this sale ........ ~O @"s>N
Mems All Wood Blue Serges; these suits
were bought before the advance in prices
and are we'll worth $50 today; we will sell
them special for Saturday C7Q OF
only, at ............. ~
One lot Mems Suits, values up to $3.50;
special for this sale CO AZ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

White shoe cleaner. Beardsley's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Household Needs
$1.75 bed sheets .$1.39
SIPS bed sheets .$1.69
$500 bed sheets .2.25
$3.50 bed spreads .$1.98
$3.50 bed spreads SITS
Csc toweling, per yd., 15c
CSC all linen toweling,
per yard ............ 4Sc
Soc Turkish towels,
each 39c
Pillow cases, Soc
values for ..... .39c