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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

Can Rock Island and Moline sup
port baseball successfully this sea-
SON.
This will be the momentous
question determining the fate Of
the sport IN the twin cities this
year. and it will be answered for
better or worse within the present
week, II present plans go not
amiss.
John c. Ryan, president OF the
Peoria Fans association. at the
head of the delegation of Peoria
baseball boosters. IL due to arrive
in Rock Island over the Rock ISL
and & Pacific at o'clock this
evening. He and members Of his
party intend to sound out senti-
ment here tonight, preparatory 10
a meeting to be held in Moline
tomorrow noon.
II these two cities can be in
duced to take franchises 1t is I'M
ccrRtood the league organization Is
assured. Rock Island, in the old
days. was one OF the best minor
league ball towns in the country
The city dropped out of baseball
because Of differences with Al
Tearney. president OF the league.
When 1t reentered new men were
ct the helm in that city. The fac
ton opposed to Tearney did not
patronize the games. nc. because
they are opposed to the sport, but
because OF the factional strife and
the war that they had declared on
che Three-Eye president. With
Tearney president OF the Western
1eague and new man certain to
be named head Of the league that
1t is now proposed to form, it may
bn possible to interest the "old
guard" in Rock Island An ascot
alton with such backing would De
one OF the strongest in the circuit.
The next day or two will tell
whether it can be put over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04
MANY DELEGATES
COME TO ATTEND
JOINT CENTENARY

The program of the Methodist
centenary conference will open at
the First Methodist church tonight
Three hundred churches in six
conference districts will be repre-
sented Delegates are arriving
from all over this territory.
The program will open at 1870
with q song service led by II. f.
GoOdenow OF Davenport. DIR. Frank
Cole of St. Johns church, Daven-
port will conduct the devotionals.
Or. John T. Jones, superintendent
of the Rock Island district. will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

ranza's declaration that he has no
intention of attempting to evade the
constitutional provision prohibiting
one man from twice serving as
president by seeking his own re-
election.
Those most prominently mention
ed as probable candidates for the
presidency N 1920 are General Pab-
10 Gonzales, General Salvador AL
vardo, General Alvardo Obregon
and Attorney Aguirre Berlanga,
now secretary of the interior.
General Alvado was founder of
the Hennequen regulation commits
sion of Yucatan. He is reported 10
have begun negotiations for the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04
CONTROVERSY HAS
START IN NIPPLES
SENT TO GERMANY

London--The action of the
Women'S International league in
sending 100000 rubber nipples TO
Germany to save German babies
and it's efforts to get money 10 send
another half million has been the
subject of considerable controversy
in England. The organization is
the British section of the interna-
tional committee for women for
permanent peace.
Shipment of the nipples was sug-
gested by a correspondent in Ger
many. He quoted the head of a
children's hospital to the effect
that. if something was not done
TO hold German babies, by 1898
there would be no German soldiers
fit to fight Commenting on this
statement the Evening Standa ID
says:
There are crowds of people IN
this country, who while loving
children, want to know il the first
and most imperative duty of Great
Britain is to raise up a Germany
RAINY for 1888. There are many in
army for 1888. There are many ia
dren'S fathers dropped bombs kill
ing English children, and still many
more in France and Belgium, whose
childhood came face to face with
these German children's fathers
who would tell where the char
regards children might first be
focused"
After listening to an appeal fo-
funds to purchase the nipples,
George Agerton, MRS. GOlding
Bright, the author, gave out i
statement in which she said that
the child is the one thing that
counts, yet 1 say frankly the appeal
left me cold"
The boys whose bandages
were torn off" she continued. who
had cups of water dashed from
their parched lips by German
women. were all some British
mothers baby once; these wonder
full boys, in the thoughts of broken
hearted mothers, are always Just
her baby. had too much faith ir
the common sense OF my sex to be
lieve they would supply Fritz with
a million pieces of rubber. but 1
find my faith was not justified"
The secretary of the league has
stated that the leagues work at
home need not be curtaiied in any
way to help the German babies.
We ourselves feel it may mean a
great deal more than merely Civ
ing nipples to starving babies" she
said. 1T may create better
feeling which, after all, is the only
guarantee OF peace afterwards.
All the news all the tHme-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

The Moline situation is no diff
ferent than tt was a week ago.
Nothing has been done. as it was de-
cided best to await the coming OF
Ryan and his delegation before
proceeding further with plans for
reorganization. 1t may require
some time to decide the matter in
Rock Island: MoIine's answer I'M
doubtedly will be forthcoming to-
morrow, the decision being def
mite.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04
ISadOFe church: arrow points q
spot where Sister Mary was bur
led under church


Traverse City, Mich.-S st e
Mary John, member of the Felician
sisSernood, whose bones were found
recently under the Holy Rosary
church at ST Isadore, II years aft
CT her disappearance. lived in ter
ror of Mrs. Stanislaw Lypehinski.
Eousekeeper for the Rev. Father
Dienoweski, pastor of the church.
according to evidence obtained by
authorities in charge of the case.
y arrants for the arrest on a muir
der charge of the priest and his
lousekeeper were issued some
days ago. The latter has been ar
rested and is enjoying her liberty
under bail furnished by the priest.
Mrs. Stanislaw Lypehinski, it ap-
pears, ran" the neighborhood
about the church. To incur her
displeaSure was to receive a pub
lie condemnation from the lips of
Father Bienoweski in church the
following Sunday.
"She is boss here" is the way
leading parishioners of Holy Ro-
sary church put it repeatedly.
They told Of the women's fear of
her. Wives OF parish officials to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04
TWIN CITIES TO
HAVE ACHANCE
IN new LEAGUE
President and Members Of Peoria
Fans Association Arrive Here
to Probe Sentiment.
FRANCHISES TO BE URGED
Should Rock Island and Moline
Accept, Formation Of Circuit
Apparently Assured.

Chicago. March "A. r
TeaFEey- temporary president
OF the Three Eye league. upon
his return from Evansville.
Ind. today, said that $4,000
Was raised at a meeting OF
citizens there last night to
support a baseball club m a
new League to include the
choice cities of the old Three
Eye and Central leagues. The
club will be operated by an
association similar 10 the or
RanizatiOn back Of the Peoria.
ILL., club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

purchase of a newspaper in the ca
ital to support his candidacy. Il
expected that General Obregon y.
receive the support of one or q
Mexico City papers now owned J
a group Of National Liberal pr
leaders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

MADE ALIEN PROPERTY CHE
Washington, March 4. Franc
P. Garvar was appointed by-PTe
fdent Wilson as alien property Gu
tOdian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

All the News All the Tnr
- THE ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

All the news all the tHme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-04

(POLTTICAL ADVERTISING
Evening star., 1919-03-23

45x36-inch Heavy Bleached
Mohawk Pill0wcases. with
vide ASc In.
hens.
4-4 Heavy Quality Preston
Cableached Cotton, extra
good value for Mon lSc Yd.
day only.
1-4 Fine Bleached Cotton
-Ballardvale brand; soft fin-
ish for children's and ladies'
wear. Monday zoe I'd.
only.
36-inch Silk and Cotton
Crepes, in all the wanted
shades for evening Soc Yd.
or street wear,
Evening star., 1919-03-23

Striped Shirtings, Ameri-
can and English. in a wide
range Of the newest colorings.
All fine finished and fast colors; :;
some fancy patterns brocaded
with the stripes.
4Oc, 45c and Soc Yd.
3z.inch DevonShire Cloth
Superior in wearing quality;
colors woven in, not printed.
Stripes. plaids, checks Soc
and white: yard.
38 to - Inch Printed Voiles; ;
hundreds of pieces to select
from
&c, Sc, Csc and S5c Yd.
Evening star., 1919-03-23


z7-inch Bates Nurses
stripes and plains. good as.
yard,
3z-inch Imported English
Ginghams, in plaids of rich
colorings; fine soft grade. Soc
specially priced, yard
3z.inch Ginghams--Rich
plaids. stripes, checks 30c
and plains, yard
3O-inch Crepes in Windsor
and Serpentines. plain and
figured, all colorings, 3Sc
yard
z7.iuch Small Check Cling.
hams for aprons and Dc
children's dresses, yd.,
Evening star., 1919-03-23

AZ to 40 Inch Printed Voiles; beautiful
soft quality, some with silk stripes; won
derfu1 designs and colorings printed IN
American or English 2-ply yarn voiles.
sl.O0 and $l.25 yard.
Evening star., 1919-03-23

&c Unbleached Sheeting-
About 1000 yards of sheet
ings, 3S inches wide; mill
remnants and end -121oc
pieces; yard,
SOC Featherproof Ticking
Large and small size REM
nants lengths of blue and 3Qe
white striped ticking: yd.,
Evening star., 1919-03-23
DOW NsTAIRS
The Pa1a;s Royal
Luggage
Shop

offers complete assortment of
moderate priced Trunks, Bags and
Suit Cases, all new and dependable
qualities.
For MONDAYS attraction we offer
Evening star., 1919-03-23

slx9e Extra Heavy Bleaehed Cotton
sheets-a wonderful sheet at a wonderful
price. Short while ago $3.50 each, now re-
failing for $3.50 each. Special for Monday
only, 81 % En-.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
EVERYONE SHOULD COOPERATE
Help the Red Cross by
Giving Them Old Clothes

The Red Cross Allied Drive is on; send
your old clothing to FIRE engine house or
police station and help in this great work.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
Wash FabriCs==D0mestiCs== Linens, Etc.
Specially Priced Lo. to Interest the Thrifty

S-4 Bleached Damask Pat
tern Cloths, all round designs.
MADE in Belfast, Ireland. on
linen looms, exact copies OF
the linen. all highly mercer
lied. Napkins to $500 Ea.
match.
3z.inch Kiddie Cloth, in
stripes, checks and plains for
the little ones; all good lSc
colors; yard,
8lx9O Mohawk Sheets
of extra heavy 81 40 Ea.
cotton.
8Ix99 Bleached Pequot
sheets. Specially S2.2S En-.
priced,
44-inch Plain Voiles; beau
tiful soft quality colors for
evening and street wear
smoke. coral. light blue. light
pink, brown, Alice blue. peach.
nile. copen, green S0c Yd.
and black.
Palais ROyal-Seeond Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
z9c Reached Pillowcases.

z9c Bleached Pillowcases-
Only 50 dozen in the lot;
slight seconds; 42x36 inches;
limit. 8 cases to a Gus 1Sc
toner,
PiIloWcaSes-45c to Soc
value. run-of- -the-mill bleach
ed pilloWcaBes in sizes 42x36,
45x3s aud 45xa8 y inches. &c
Very minor faults: each.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
22c Apron Check Ginghams

5000 yards Of blue and white apron ging1 1F
ham checks; patterns. The lot will notf ~
last long at this low price. Special l5c yard) xO~
Evening star., 1919-03-23
$1.85 Seamless(8lx x9O) Bed Sheets

OF standard makes of bleached sheet
ing: medium width and good wearing
grade; some are slightly soiled or mussed.
Special at $l.35 each.
Evening star., 1919-03-23

20c Turkish Towels,
15c
Large size, mall white.
Limit, one dozen to a Gus
toner; absorbent quality.
3oc Silk-inished
Poplins, 29c Yd.
The most wanted and
excellent wearing cotton
fabric; firm and strong.
yet soft and luxurious;
all colors.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
IN THE BARCl
A Sale of Linens, Domestics and Wash,

Remarkable Offer Of R@N
$500 YdS. to 81
2oc and soc grades in two to to
and heavy fabrics, including longclotf 8.
novelty voiles, etc. Special at i9c van
Evening star., 1919-03-23

Women's UmbrelIas-American
taffeta (ootton), mounted on strong
silk cord wrist loops; 26-inch size.
strong and durable; handy for sud
den shoWera 81 2S
Monday,
Nightgowns at $1.3o Il.
Regular $40 and $l.so qualities;
plain with hemstitohing in colors:
others have hand-en1broidered designs
aud also some Of our Empire V-neck
and satin-top lace-trimmed styles in
this lot Tomorrow at 31.39
Evening star., 1919-03-23
Three More Charming Spring

A semi.tailored mode Of georg-
cite in tea rose, flesh or white. The
nleated frill and ribbon-run cuffs
are pretty features OF this
model, $3.50
Evening star., 1919-03-23
Children's Fine Ribbed
Stockings
At 2 Pairs for SOC

Reinforced heel and toe, with
plenty of leg length. Colors. black.
brown and white: sizes 6 to 9a. Priced
specially for Monday.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
Steamer Trunks

SuItabIe Tor Small Rooms
Waterproof canvas covering, heavy
brass-plated bumpers. plated
snaps and locks. at $5.9S and up.
Evening star., 1919-03-23

CoIIarless georgette model, al
white with silk and bead embroid-
cry in most delicate of paste
shades. A wonder at the price, S6.9s
Evening star., 1919-03-23
Smart Trimmed Hats,
$500 and $5.05

Hundreds to choose from-at-
tractively trimmed with flowers
winss-quills-c or plain rib
pons-burnt ostrich-pompons, etc.
In all the desirable colors.
Many others at $3.50 and ss.7s
similarly smart.
Evening star., 1919-03-23

Union Suits, $1.95
Women's Kayser suits; low
neck. sleeveless, and tight knee
style with crochet yoke. swiss rib
bed; also fine weave suits; rem
forced. Regular sizes. S1.05; extra
sizes, 311S; choice of white and
pink.
PaIais RoyaCstreet Floor.
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sys,nsss crArcrs


WE mknaiacinra cafhnretof f"f
Ford cars which u ruaFaniesd :"
rive toahl. The milassn over ars
otter carbnrsior ever constructed ~
fsrdlcsr OF name. make or prics
Moaey reminded n fIrfen day FREE
trial does mt proye 4 W. are u"w
ready 80 fornlsh oafba,fers aieo COZ
Lodge an.i Maxwell rarW VIII fn'
nIsh them Cor Otter cars "a a short
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rle. rlaln tube NOT moving part
guaranteed 10 start ~ zero ~eaties
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Chicago territory fiellanle. enefseiif
man Who can sasrantce Gales and cal
~ stock cf ,soe 20 sseoe depending
on demand. cen secure exclusive 'nf.
vilory ana viii easily nri so ooa lhIs
year. No special experience nsoes-
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aon nlsd. uhIoago. ~
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slc cRops IN NORTHWEST rExAe
On the New Line of the Santa re.

The Federal Railroad Adminisrs.
ton has saiAorlxel she completion of
the new sAal'uck Branch OF the
sah'stw Railroad 10 take caro- of this
ytars big crops wheat. oais and
sorghums Th.s viii opea for im-
mediate settlement ami development q
large block 6f m, laid ii wfaa' ana
sisek tanning secsibn pfs ochllife"
and fiansford Counties In Northwest
Toyss near 0hlshoma State line
where tha. first crop has in number
Of casee paid far the laAa wnd xhssr
cattle and hoga ran BE- raised ~ io~
cost, Land IA of prairie character
feady for The piow. no stone. esnmpa
m brush IN be cleared, ~ attractive
prices on ssNy terms Climate health
fnl. rain falls during growing season
Write for free illnsira,si folder. CIV
InK experience and results settlers
have secured IN short time ON small
capital r G spearman. tia Hallway
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fres map and hoosiei 4 NaiheFila
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tn one ehsmi,si fsclosY ~ s~Rsef
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rExAA on. !.

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you would learn OF the wonder money
maklng opportunities 10 Texas ON.
send for FREE sample cory. rasaa
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MAGAZINES We nus old marsain.~.
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is9
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wANTED--Mcn with tight cars 10
travel and collect for we'll known
Chicago house Salary SO per dar
and hotel expenses Small real estate
hond and good references reQuirec
Address Edgar H. Walker. care
General Delivery. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
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HELP wANrEp--MAIE

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LEARN Automobile and Tractor Busi !
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MEN--Age 4. TO - Experience un-
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NOTICE. TO nv PATRONS.

hase severed connections with the
Whitman Garage. bni viii remain IN
Guthrie and open shcp OF my own
My friends may rest assured that
will maintain my policy. and viii EN-
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A. NJ. HOGAN. NJ y.
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Cor iisht housekeeping a. ses '
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xood for months eourae. day o'
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Address. f.eadsr. Gushvis
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IFUR RENf-7-soou. unpsodesa resi-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
(Del "New York Herald)

HABANA, 16 de Diciembre = Albcr-
to Piedra, cuilado de Juan Montalvo,
Secretario del Interior de la Rcpnbli-
ca, recibi6 un balazo de H. d. Brown,
Presiaente del Cuban-American Jo-
ckey Club y Manager del Hipodromo
de Oriental Park en- Marianao, uno de
los sub1rbios de la Habana. Ell in
cidentc ocurri6 en- la ofieina de Brown
durante la celebration de la quirta ca
rrera Y origin6 una gran excitaci6n.
piedra declare la policfa que Brown
lie dispar6. pero este dltimo Sc abstu-
yo de declarar hasta que consultase
con su abogado.
Despaes del ineidente y cuando
Brown trat6 de meterse en- un autem6.
vii, los amigos de Piedra Sc 10, impi-
idieron adoptando una actitud amenaza
dora, pero la Intervention de soldados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-26
Arecibo, Octubre 12 de 1918.
LA AsAMBLEA DE MANANA..

IA que temer pofque la madre TERRA
ins6Iita Sc agita en- sus entranas?


La Association Cooperative de Cons
trucciones, de Ahorros, y de Hogar,
celebra maiiana un grn acto p1blico.
Ell sabado per la noche, dieiembre
81, las ocho en- puntO, Sc llevara a
efecto una Magma Asamblea en- el Tea
tro Municipal. Desde hace algtln item
po vienen haciendose preparativos pa
IA tai acto que ha de resultar ,m
verdadero acontecimiento. FL PROPOSE
to de esta asamblea es explicar los fl
mes de la Asociaci6n Y hacer que ell
p1blico Sc de cuenta del funciona
miento de la misma.
Los siguientes oradores estan en- ell
programa:
Hon. GObernador, Arthur Wager.
Jhez Emilio del Toro Cuevas, del
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico.
Hon.. Alcalde de esta ciudad.
Hon. lose f.. Benedieto.
Hon. Juan B. HutEe.
Hon. Willis Sweet.
Lcdd. Salvador suau
Rev. Charles Heft.
sr. Eduardo barr6ci.
Hon. Eduardo Gioreetti.
Hon. Miles NJ. Martin.
Rev. Frank Mcclure.
Hon. Jaime Sire, Jr.
Mr.. Reese Bennett.