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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21
TO WAIT until
JUNE FOR Cash
'COunty Treasurer States Claims of
Contractors on New Jail May
Not he Met Until Then.
TO GIVE DEBTS PRECEDENT
Other Obligations to be Paid First
Tax Collection Thus Far is
Encouraging.

It win probably not be until
June, if then, that the claims ag-
gregating $16.2291S presented by
iail contractors will be paid by ".
IT, Whiteside, county reasurer.
Within few days after the ad-
iournment of the county board of
supervisors, Mr.. Whiteside was IN
possession of the orders which were
presented by P. II. Lorenz of Mo-
line and others. He refused pay
ment, however, with the statement
that he would first investigate to de-
termine the legality OF the proceed
ure and how payment would affect
him as treasurer.
With that end in view he COM
municated with his bonding COM
pany and several attorneys. He has
not yet received final word from
bondsmen, while his lawyers advis-
ed him to withhold payment tenn
porarily at least.
At the time Mr.. Whiteside stated
that there was in the county treas
Hry subject to his order only about
$1,000 Although collecting taxes, he
does so in the official capacity Of
township collector, the moneys so
collected being deposited subject to
orders only Of that official On
April /, however. the tax total col
Iected and list of deIinquents is
turned over to the county treas
urer.
To date about s150,000 has been
collected in Rock Island township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21
FAKE ADVISERS
ON TAX SOUGHT
win Prosecute Individuals Who
Reaped Harvest by Fraudulent
Iy Giving "Aid.-

Washington, March 21-Fraud
or Misrepresentation by private
income tax advisers in many cities
has been reported by revenue Of
flcers. It was learned today. and in
vestigations are to be made by
United States attorneys. Prosecu-
lions are probable in a number of
cases.
Private tax advisers reaped a
harvest last week, according to
the reports. during the rush of cit
liens to file their income returns.
The advisers opened Offices and by
advertising drew thousands of
persons to them. Revenue officials
charge that many OF them were
guilty of illegal practices in lead
ing citizens to believe that their
offices were branches of the rev
enue collectors organizations, and
in aiding tax payers in making out
false or misleading returns.
officials explained that these
criticisms did not apply to banks
and reputable business organiza-
LLOlos Which, nave SlNcl 81 cot dih
to the department in spreading
correct information on the tax
system.
To make repetition of this i'm
possible, next year Internal Rev
enue Commissioner Roper plans
to develop a better plan. thousands
Of volunteers to be given classes
in tax organization and informa-
ton to be handed on to the tax
payers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21
lIIGHTLESS NIGHT
SENSATION AGAIN
FELT FOR A TIME

For 10 minutes last night Rock
Island was back on the lightless
plan again, only on a vaster scale.
Certain lights were not restricted.
They all were. There was not a
drop Of Juice" flowing through any
Of the Peoples Power company's
wires from 6:38 to GAS.
No little inconvenience was ex-
perienced in practically every home
N the city, the hour being in gen.
eral the one for supper In down
town cafes and restaurants walters
were serving patrons by the aid of
candle light and the patrons were
serving themselves in the dark.
Street cars were halted and pas
sengers were forced to wait until
power was again furnished. Many
OF the patrons left the trCIleys and
walked TO their destinations. The
shutdown in power IS explained by
the Peoples Power company as be-
ing due to trouble with one Of the
large generators in the Moline
power plant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21

by Mr.. Whiteside This amount is
made up largely of small tax pay
ments and when the larger ones
come in the half million mark ex-
pected in Rock Island township is
expected to be reached without
difficulty by April l. Moline, with
conditions just reversed, reports a
much larger total collected to date.
County total is expected toreach a
million and a half.
Precedent Debts First.
Although this amount will be
ample for all needs, obligations hav-
ing precedent over the amount in
Jail claims will be met first, the
county treasurer stated this morn
ing. This means that the $4,000
which the county owes on antcipa-
ton warrants vii lbe disposed OF
among the first, necessitating a
probable delay until June before
the contractors receive their money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21
Our Home Outfits enable you to
exercise your individual tastes

FOR instance you may choose the ourroom outfit exact
Y pictured above, if you desire you may choose
suites from those illustrated below from all the great
stock of fine furniture everywhere in the store When you
have made your selection will quote you price the
tire bill at saving that will you. In addition you
may pay for easy credit terms to suit your require
stocks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21

LICENSED TO WE'D.
Fred G.. Ki1dow -. Sheffield, III.
Irene Fftzsimmons. :. y. Rock Island
Fred Ludwig Surby =. DEBORAH. Ia
Martha Norby ...... Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21

All the news all the time-Tht
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-21

TX7HEN those choosing their furniture, make their
selections at this store they not required to buy
particular home outfit to the saving that
panies complete outfits In other words they choose
of furniture according their
preferences and the price the whole will reflect substan
tial saving the individual prices of this furniture ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

4. order eeecrrs nearly q score
Of temporary officers rc~ stationed
II the Coast Defs1ses Of Portland
has been issued from the War De-
pa-De1t ordering the discAs-se G.
ali temporary officers q the army
not later than Sept %. g1v.-g As TIE
reason tia, lack Of legislation has
cut The funds Of the department 10
The extent that there Is 10 noaev
available after that GATE FOR TIE
present size q the army. When
these orders are fully earned OF,
seven weeks hence al former oHce~
OF the National Guard aa6 Nauo,sI
A-nE. which !. August 1914 were
merged with the Eeg2Ar establish
nsn1 INTO the United States Arrnr.
vii Be released from acuye service
and fo- the first tine n more tia,
TWO years the Coast Defecses Of
Portland viii be manned entirely BY
Regular Army commissioned per-
sonre,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
The Greatest Sun
day On Record for
Old Orchard Beach

Ola Orchard Beac1 Ne July "a
Sunny skies z-d Sslly atmosphere
caEsed TIE baEgsS. crowd ct rAs
summer 70 -hro-g this watering place
Sunday Richard Hnc-S who las
driven q ho-se-drzwn public rig herr
fc- - years has seen few SUNDAYS
n his recollection when there were
ncrs people here than q July IL
Chief Of Ponce Elmer GooEirs. who
has kept tabs On the crowds here fo-
50 years. rever saw more excursion
ISIS here o. a Sunday II July
Il was Esa- = record day for the
trolley roads running TO Saco. Bad
detord and Portland TIE Jscneys
have ceased % rU-- and the public
service companies were not able q
handle the crowds during the early
afternoon
Al II A N i IS estimated soas
persons we're II tie wa,ek Few one
piece suits were wc-n by sunre,
memsids-
No efforts have been made this
season - violate the law governing
the closing Of amusement houses On
Sunday. The prop-5e,ors Of thesa
houses have lost thousands Of DOL
lars
TIE lunch rooms sold cut al noon
and the shore dinner places were
obliged 10 tara away patrons
Oad-tImerS say il viii be the xrea.-
est season II the history of Ola Or
chard for the hotels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
A Wholly Reasonable Plan.

The League Of Free Nations As
sociation. at a National Conference
Of Members held last Tuesday nigh,
In the Bush Terminal Building. New
York City. voted the adoption Of a
resolution calling upon the Senate to
ratify. without reservation. the
treaty with Germany. The resolu-
ton also called :or the immediate
restoration Of shantung and Kiao
Chau 70 China, and ciarincatiou of
Article X Of the Covenant
Copies of the resolution. which fol-
lows. were sent to each senator and
70 President Wilson:
RESOLVED:
Tia. the League Of Free Nation. A.
eocAcaon u accordance with q -efere,.
o1m Q. lis fall menbership. calls uoo.
- Iowaro-looklng citizens 70 rrrs
Lee mites States Senate:
- 40 Y1A1y without reeefyltSona the
s11y viz Germany, fnclrdiar ire
~ .sCona Covenant
80 euacaooa would esssb,ssh i'm
y>1cs. TIE worlds most urxeD.
Esso u rs interest Of order ard Dr,.
so0ao Aooosh many infernatso,sI
m1ustfces which have proved 100
41ees 81 var. and would crssss =.
Sgsney f2s tie rectiacatson Of renasn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
To Ward oft Summer
Complexion Ills

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
One Maine Man
Listed in Casualties

TIE tolcwEs casualties are re-
ported b. Tie co@zo1lg genera Of
Tie American EpsA1oaav tc-ces-
Killed II srio.- 6; 6e5 from
woE-6s. :; died from scG5sc- az
other causes -; ele5 Of disease. =:
wounded ssy=s,T. II; ~oEo6s5 15s-
gree EoSs.sDlos11. u. wounded
slightly. -: missing n sc-o-. =:
total 3.
TIE 1s1 to- New E-g.n5 8 e f.
loEs:
wounse5 Severely.
Lett wLo a Co-,e-. EaE
Weymouth. Mss; Prrz-ss JOSEPH
Na-ct- BoEc-, LN: Joseph 2
VIVA. LoSe-. Mass
Wounded. Degree u.sese-riaes.
Cop Edward No.ThA Aw-soce
Lsss
NsunseS Slightly.
Lieut. Clarence u. Clark Ns-z-
pS- Mass; Hz,es Esroe- W
Steward. Do-ches-sy. Mass: George
Perrin. New B-Ai- CcH
Nissio, IN Assier.
Private Joseph Pszr1ia- P-cv.csacs
RI
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died CT Disease
Private Dcnnlc S2s-c-L SoEc-
Mass
CORRECTIONS
Re.urnes - susy, e-esseasly reported
cses - segaea
Frrs:e Stanley Zae-osA Chelsea
Ezss
Died ct wounds previously -ee.-teS
cies.
LIEUT.. ALBERT y Eo-SROoK-
RoCKLAND. Me
Died Of wounds. previously -eee-eeS
missing N aesicn-
SEg- Edward E1oZ. New Britain
Com
killss IN action. previously -epo-ted
missing IN aetsen.
Private John P Go-ley, Rnxb-x-
Mass
O'es. previously reported missing in
action.
Corp Lw-e-ce ?, Kennedy, Whit
mar. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Ta-sy ks.ioe f,>- i-eiano

g C6Har5 Cz-so-- TIE Irlsh
-Ao-E- lssder, Il q E-ssca ~ Be-
-zE- Ireland told hls hearers taa-
80 yr-s-<e-eocs ot Americans Il the
Affairs % I-e.srd ooGld ting only
-a-n s,6 se-rs - nzr ~ good
tee.cg betwseo Aze-lca za5 Great
Britain which Is essential MT ooly 70
~ t-I--s .. ire two co1otr!es, but
= "a. - The whole word. He SER
o2Ely 3-r:.sd America 70 mind her
ow, s.a4-E &c IA as Ireland Is coz
carmel
Els s6vlcs = soE.5. honorable and
imely- Azs-3cz Is nation has 70
--gh- y -sasC- to- interfering be-
wen -hs Co--ed Kingdom AID one
- - conpooe-I pz-s. II the State
= Name E1Ehe5 70 secs5e ard be-
co-e :-6spe-6e1- would Maine or
t1e E---e1 Sta-eE ~, Minute wish
Great Britain % tke Eides in the
-z-te-+ Sc would have Just as
1-ca --gh. s-d mara -ezso- % DO SO
thai Amer1cz las - i--s-ts-e in the
--.sa quarrel ~ -a.E dirscce in
tine from the beginning Of the an
Gent strife. very few Americans. out
side the Irish element. know how
trouble s,a-te6 Or wha. il is al
about They Know II L. apparently
perpet1a! but wonder Why the PEG.
pie % Great Britain and Ireland
don't exercise common sense and
settle =.
AS FOX the sporadic efforts Of 50.
called Irish patriots" who hail from
Illinois or New York they are an OIL
and out .npert.nence. They accom-
piish nothing except to stir up tbs
fuss wheneve. II happens 70 have a
quiet period. and give the patriots
trip 10 Europe with expenses paid
Although such ambassador DO no,
60 under the auspices Of thi. gov.
eminent, we believe the goyernmer,
should take steps TO stop them b,
denying passports for such missions
The United States Of America viii
not Of course throw its influence ii
with Ireland despite the impression
left by the visits of Irish American.
10 her.
If the League Of Nations is Il
function as Planned. it properly mus
undertake the settlement Of the Irisi
/ question whenever it goes out Of tn,
hands OF Great Britain herself. L
is fairly safe 10 say that however i
may be settled. about half Of tn.
Irishmen in this country as well a.
/ in Ireland. will be unsatisied ans
disappointed. but If it is settIe<
through regular channels and In reg.
ular form the chances for recrudes.
cence are less The point is tina,
America should keep out of Great
Britain's family troubles. ofacially
and unoAHcially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Thousands Of Children
Have Worms
Their PARENTS DO not Know n

Symptoms Of worrs In children a->.
Dersnged stomach. swollen upper In.
sour stomach. offensive bresth- hayd
and fun belly. with occasional x-in;--
and pains about the navel. pale face OF
leeoen TINT eyes heavy and dun, witch.
ing eyeiids. itching Of the nose. itcl1tnz
OF the rectunl, short dry cough, Frisd.
ING o. the teeth. little red points stick.
mg out On tongue, starting during sleep.
slow fever. Grown people are subSec:
TO worms also
The one best remedy 10 DR.. True's
Elixir. the Family Laxative and Worn
Expeller. Also q pleasant. sur. 81
laxative for children and grown folks.
Nrs- Anselnoe LamAfre. = state Street.
Sanford. Maine. wrote to DR.. True, NY
daughter, Gertrude. had dizzy spells
and could not even 90 out for she al
WAYS complained Of being sick. She
Used your worm expelleF CDR. True's
kIxfrJ She never had any fits stnce.
I feel very. grateful 70 you Dr.. True's
LIZ can BE used freely for both cha
cren and gTcv1 folks Start taiEiag Il
to6Ay-Aav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

Harry Parent o. Lewiston san
fenced TO serve three years in the A..
la,-a Federal peaitentizry, Nsno-
leon Lachance OF Oakland. 10 serve
two and half and John Craig Of
Lawrence 10 .wo year term. are
remaining indefinitely in the Cum
berland County. Jail because Con-
gress las failed TO provide an an
preparation for the Department, Of
Justice TO replace funds already ex-
hausted- This money when avail
able Is for the purpose Of payinx
travelling expenses Of men convicted
and sentenced and for United State.
marshals and guards who take them
TO the Southern city. This most ne
cuisar complication recessitates the
detention Of these men In this ian
where they cannot b made 20 PER-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Editors Table
SieleIs Beck

Frank P. Sibleys uoce1so-eS his
tory Of the Twenty Sixth Division
vas published On July - by Little.
Brown & Company. TIE weu-Eovn
Boston publishers under the tile Of
VIII the Yankee Division II
France Sloley vas tie only news
paper correspondent 70 follow he
Yankee Division through from is
formation 70 its departure hora
from France. He was something
more than ,he correspondent. Of ,.e
Boston Globe; be vas as General
Clarence r Edwards says II his
:orevc-d 20 the book a part C The
sou, Of TIE Twenty Sixth Division. =
Sloley las been recommended fer
he C-o-1 &c Gus-1e fo- DISTINGUISHED
service a. the front with N-r E-S-
and troops. and his extremely fine
cooperative work which brought
hin under the eye Of TIE French.
HIS book deals not only with The
tactical history o. the Yankees. but
with their personal experiences No
other reporter II the G-ez- War had
NJ Siblsy's opportunity fer close re-
through the whole campaign Of The
America. forces; il Is claimed. and
10 other correspondent spent s,
much time in the front lines He
was il touch with the Twenty Sixth
from the very day General Edwards
arrived II Boston in April, 1917. I'd
% the day when the Division LEFT the
s-ha-kstioo area II the Sa-tte
France, for Bres. and The trans
porIs home
TIE stories Q: the niss-ies Of
training in win-ry Neutchateau. %
me first raids upon the Yankees n
The deadly valleys Of the Chenin oes
DANES: OF the long defense Of the
Toul sector and the killing rush u
from Chateau Thie-y; Of the waltz
down the salient of Saint Mlhiel and
the final desperate struggle n the
hills above Verdun. make war book
hat has . direct personal inferes..
for every man. woman and child in
New England
With the Yankee Division in
France" is an octave sized book u
$50 pages It contains . map show
ing the various positions Of the
Twenty-Sxt Division in France. to-
gether with s. pages OF Illustrations
from photographs taken by the
author and portraits Of commanding
officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLEs
Oirls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Tyl,,

squeeze the juice OF two lemons
INTO bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well. and YOU
nave quarter pint Of the best freckle
ana tan lotion and complexion
oeaucner. At very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
cruS store or toilet counter VIII sup
ply three Ounces Of orchard white for
q few cents Massage this sweetiy
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and see
bow freckies and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and rosy-rhits
the skin becomes Yes. Il In harm
less and nevsr irYitateA-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

George ". Donnell for years en-
gagged IN the clothing business in
Biddeford. died Saturday at a hos
pital in New York City. The remains
were taken TO Saco Sunday. Mr..
Donneh was born and educated in
Scarboro- He entered a clothing
store as clerk and afterwards con-
Quoted a store in Biddeforc. He was
a salesman in. Boston and next be-
came travelling salesman. trarelng
an over the country. just previous
to his death he had been appointed to
q Government position One son,
James E. Donneil Of San Francisco.
and sister. Miss Rosa N. DonneIl Of
Saco- The funeral viii be from the
home Of his sister. Main street
Tuesday at 80. and win b prtvsts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

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are -ouhie3 VIII eknsEe o. .-csrx
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Fz-E2I Sage H.e ny s0~ szEE I
rcls- whose lrzri,1E ST. az 1--r
lar ls greatly admired TT Essos
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~hs7 he appeared :, @7 Zrouo5s
s-d raoss.ed- Some .. -hs bov. zc-
c-se5 hin q -un-.-g away, ~: i.
wouldn't adm. =.
y c-ly -e--es:ed = god o-c.-.' L.
declared
y hea-d e tie -a-te-. ana few
ozEs Later ! asked hin = se Lad s-v
yea so~ fast ne lad --sc-es-sd
Wei Ill tel yoz. capn- - sad
= 1s1 oeen a. hone. AID gong ze.s-
tH= 1oc-o-. toIks .1zt Sc ne psss-'
would hare thought ny VIE was -.xa.
Sex -Ea-pe-s Ncc-t,y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

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s-y Ls1 cr-- SIT corr O cor- BE-
tween Ias toes and TIE ha-5 ska
csLzses 1-@ bottom q fee
4 Icy bottle u +Freezoos- coE-s
LILLE a. s.y drug SIRE; apply : few
drops Bpo, tie co- o. cz1t11 l.
Ez-t1y = stops hurting. tie. shorty
yc2 If that bo-Ls-so1s co- o ca
rs right 81 root arS I'll. E.-aou. Of.
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