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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCy

GORDON +. WoLFE-Voluntary petition
by Gordon F. Wolfe. Catsklll, N Y.
Liabilities, se,l94; assets, $3.50. Princl-
Matthews Co.. Inc, sIeS; Wilson &
Co. SIS. Howard WILDER named as re-
esiver J, l. Patrie, CAtskiil. N. Y. is
NORTH SCHWARTZ AND SAMUEL,
HWARTz-lnyoluntary petition against
MorNz Schwartz and Samuel Schwartz
individually and as oopartners. trading as
schwartz, furriers, l01 West Twenty
ninth street. Liabilities. $4,000; assets
unknown Principal claims; Jacob Benz
lamin, $3.50; Heller & Weinman, sans;
Louis salzberg, $3.50. Silver Mosko-
WIZ. 2e9 Broadway. are the attorneys.
GEORGE ]. BLoCK-Voluntary petition
by George J. Block. 81 East Ninety
seventh street. Liabilities, $li,e6O; no
assets. Principal claims; I. Kohrmann,
$4,000; Joseph Erdman. $1,000; Alex
penes, $4,000, Walter L. Rathborne. -
cHIcAGo BARGAIN HOUSE eStSse iNc.--1n-
voluntary petition against Chicago Bar
gain House, Inc, jobber in general mer-
ohsHdise, az Canal street. Liabilities
Louis B. Wasserstron. $3.50; Quality shoe
Lace and Braid Mills Inc, $l4O; Ameri-
can Sponge and Chamois' Company. Inc,
SlO2. Lawrence Bevenson named as re-
oeiver. Zalltin & Cohen. 81 Chambers
street, are the attorneys.
SAMUEL LANDAU AND MILES f. Lam
dau and Miles Z, Landau individually
and as copartners doing business as
Landau Brothers, 1853 Broadway. Brook
Ign. N. Y, and III Audubon avenue. La
bilities. SIS. 500; assets. 800. Principal
claims: Henry Klein q Co.. ss12; Lehp &
Fink, $40; Schoffelin &c Co, $40. Max
Lipp.nan. 2sg DIoadway, 10 the attorney.
JAMES coLLINs-Voluntary petition by
James Collins. a butcher, 1875 Manhattan
street. Liabilities, S2,t0s; no AssetA
Principal claims; James Dollan, r,s1si
Fort Lee Ferry Public Market Company,
Inc. tise. Alfred r. Bunnell. Is Park
Row, Is the attorney.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Julian w. Mack In tho United
States District Court yesterday granted a
discharge In bankruptcy to Clarence @.
Perpail, a stock broker OF so Broad street.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were ied yes
terday, the firBt name II that of the debtor;
Brennan, samuel-Fidelio Brew
ing Co. .s-..-s...s--.,.-.. talAss
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Second Deputy Secretary OF State.
PROPosALA,

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OF
FIcER, 18th Y Streets, N. w, Washing q.
ton, d. C, Sealed proposals, in triplicate
will DO opened at above address at ii
f,y ssO 6aisf Cases Ps1So. sGr 5RSniaS
be had upon application at this offloe.
Mark envelopes Proposals for Brief Cassa.'
and address a. abovA
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ARRIYALs FRIpAY. sF

ARRIVALS FRIDAY, BEPIEMBER g.
SIS Taormina, Genoa, Aug. -.
SIS Aeolus, Brest, Aug. rs.
IS Zeppelin. Brest. Aug. %.
IS K. I. Luckenback, Brest, Aug. "a.
SIS Freedom. Brest, Aug. r.
SIS De Kalb. Brest. Aug. Is.
IS Florence Luckenback Rotterdam Aug. q.
Sc Frankdale. Gibraltar, Aug. %.
SIS Ganbaidi. Marseilles, Aug. 4.
IS Robert NJ. Thompson. Liverpool, Aug. q
SIS Bretanier. Antwerp, Aug. is.
s. Faro. Gibraltar, Aug. ls
IS Queen Margaret, Gibraltar, Aug. 10.
IS Charlton Hall, Buenos Ayres, July 30.
SIS Tivives, Cartagena. Aug. q.
So Coutelene, Rosario, July q.
IS El Captain, Paramaribo, Aug. II.
SIS Joseph J. Cuneo, Baracoa Aug. S.
SIS Montana. Buenos Ayres, Aug. s.
IS Bald Butte, Tuxpam, Aug. 20.
SIS Juneau. Port Spain. Aug. 10.
IS Lake Pachute, Segua, Aug. Is.
SIS Prinz der Nederlanden. Paramaribo, Aug. 1e
SIS Prinx william l.. Curacao, Aug. %.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICE.

SANDERS, HENRT-In pursv--ee q. AZ
roCats of the County Of New York.
notice is hsreby Iivsn to ali person:
having claims against Henry Sanders. Iats
present the same. with vouchers thsreof
t. the subscriber. at her place OF transact.
Ing eusinesS; me once OF nsr sttornsys
Mammalian, In the city OF New York. on si
before the i5th day OF September next.
1913. BERTHA SANDERS. nxscutrix.
sTANCHFIBLD q LEVY, Attorneys for
1Hscuuix. i2o Broadway. Manhattan. N. Z.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises. 6: rs A N Sun sets. = ~ L N
Moon rises. IS :0S p NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Sis A NJ Gov. Island. 8 So A II
He'll Gate. Z ~ A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook II 80 A NJ Gov. Island. Il :04 A NJ
Hell Gate. ....2:12 AM
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DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS, Sept 5.-Prices were strong
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes were quoted at 81 francs 10 Gen.
times for cash exchange on London, "a
francs so centimes; five per cent. loan,
SO francs. The dollar was quoted at
from francs 25h centimes to francs
30h confines.
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EMPLOYMENT, PERS MEL
AND WELFARE DIRECTORS.

over 1000 Arms In Greater New York
and vicinity have installed employment
and welfare departments during the past
year; why not equip yourself with the
requisites Of this extremely profitable and
interesting work. For further particulars
write BOROUGH HALL INSTITUTE,
rennnla Bar RldR.. ArooklYn. N. Y
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Yesterdays Fires

A 81 Loss.
isisO-sls w. 18th st.; unknown. Slight
I:4O-205 Brook aV; Mary j.
aroO-i7s I'd av.. automobile;
Standard News Company -. Slight
s=s5-45 Beaver st.; LApodss a.
t;sO-172 Fulton st; Louis sobsl.. Slight
ta;05-17O7 Sd av., wagonload of
lay; Wanamalxer a White Unknown
i:o5-3Sd ST. and North River. hoat;
New York Central Railroad
CO.. '.;.'';;;;:;'' i;',..''..:., Slight
mobile; New York Chair Co T,r1ning
i:46-145S 9Th Av.i Goldstein &
s:sS-s5s Pearl sti Greek ceaes
s.2o-iaoth st. and Lexington ay.,
fence; A. Van Buren, Co, TrifiinG
tlb-19 Prince ST.; Michael Ca
s;s5-Pier So. North River; clyde ''"'nS
Steamship Co.............. .Trlning
b;45--1797 Sd av.: ]. Il. Phillips Trifing
7:35--755 10th av,; Henry Suffer. Trining
s;05-3i7 W. 4oth ST. James Nor
s:sO-Broadway and i7ithi ST.. auto
mobile: Atel Kaufman. -. Trifing
e;s5-ts5 Il. lfsd Ct, The Bronx
ie;to-ios Ave- D; Louis Fried - TrininE
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Vernon, Frank--H NJ. Carpenter. 542.0s
Weiles, Frank G.--S. II. jackson. s,361.0S
zelmanowitz, Joseph or Joe--W
w isos.m Phlii - 4 ssciiiojt. $50
Inc. .......'.. $1,000. ''''''.' SfS'fo
The arst name is that of the debtor.
Jowett, Albert &c. NJ. Warder
Rise, Louis 4. and Marion D..
National Park Bank ......... 7,ebe.S1
Sxecutor ................. 1.2biso
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The hrst name IL that OF the debtor, the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was hied:
Armstrong;, John R.-R L Hen
derson; March is, 1p1p....... SsSSos
same--Park q Tiiford; Dec. s.
Jaeoe s Harry Id icv;y;ii
HiEe eo; ~ r ava ana iiisnka... 1850
r. u. Feigenbaum; April 20.
charlie. II. randy: Sons. mo. ~
O. Ryan; April 10, 1918. ....... 1it.7o
~, 1914 ............ Loit.s'
l aarG%osd f Door, 6 oI; April J.
su asas 'piii.iriSutins Corp wv
rran T s''' ssfto oot a. Tr.n..r: 0''''
March 81. 1916. ......... 100000
Tuil, Samuel P.-D. q Riley;
March 20, 1919 ;;...:..;:..:.. soi'@
C. Curro; June so. 1917 (re-
newaD .....-..........s.. 1890
BRONX.
Bay Ridge Foundry and Ma
chine Co., Inc. william McCul-
lock and Charles Muller-H.
b Broer; July IT, 1a1t...... 1s3.1s
Meyrowitz. Phillip J. p. Adler
man; June 2s, 1s1e............ s6b.71
ZambettL FRANKFORT Chester
Lumber Co. mo; Sept. 4, 1918 1B2.bi
Newman, Max--H. ButwenE ct
al: Jan. 23. 1s17.............. t6.l3
Same-Same; Jan "a, is17.... s60.72
6ame-Same; Jan. %, 1e17...... 6b9.72
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Ambassador Shea In Santiago.

SANTIAGO, Chile. Sept. 5.-Judge Jo-
seph H Shea, American Ambassador to
Chile, arrived here to-day on his re-
turn to his post after visit OF some
months to the United States.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Ss Prometheus, from Penang.
SIS Shooters Island, from Barry.
SIS Astrakan. from Shields.
SIS Murillo, from Barry.
SIS Challenger. from Monmouth
IS New York, from Cetta.
SIS Tirreno, from Bilbao.
IS Trojan Prince, from Gibraltar.
SIS Cabo Creux. from Barcelona.
SIS Phoenix Bridge. from Avonmouth.
SIS Turrialba. from Cristobal.
IS Denis. from Liverpool
IS Chariot, from Port Talbot
IS Tudor Prince, from Manchester.
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Police Department
Orders

TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMAN.
To take effect A. N. September O.
Charles Martin, 18th Prec.. to LIST Preo.
CIVILIAN EMPLOYER.
James Il. Herman. 4th Prec., to 18th
Prec., assigned as caretaker.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT.
John F. shevlin, 9th Prec., to Head
quarters Div, to duty In Traffic Court for
is days from A. ". September Z.
SERGEANT.
Thomas Murphy, 82d Prec.. assigned to
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sITUATIONs WANTED-MALE.

ENGINEER desires u responsible posi-
ton. Sc years old, married: wide experience
on gas and electric trucks. automatic ma
chinery and aero motors; also factory
duction on all classes of maohineA L. D.
box q SUN office.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

IS Aureola, at London.
SIS Puget Sound at La Plata
SIS Elderskin, at Buenos Ayres.
IS Frankmere. at Montevideo.
SIS Craster Hail, at Montevideo.
SIS Auburn, at Antwerp.
SIS Nieuw Amsterdam, at Rotterdam.
IS Frederick VIII, at Chrisuansand.
SIS Santa Marta, at Cristobal.
IS Bergensfjord, at Bergen.
IS Bardie, at Barcelona.
IS West Celeron. at Glasgow.
SIS Lake Frio, at Cardiff.
IS Advance, at .Cristobal.
IS City of Manila, at Calcutta.
SIS Lapland. at Liverpool.
SIS Matanzas, at Fayal.
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post offios and City Hall Post office station,
New York, at p. M, as follows:
Netherlands East Indies and specially nd.
dressed mail for Japan, via San FTanesco.
So. Bintang. Sept. 10.
Japan Corea, China, Siberia. Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via Van
eouyer and Victoria, b. c., IS. MonteagIe,
Sept, 10.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. Sc. Lurline,
Sept. II.
Fiji ISlAnds. New Zealand and Australia,
Via Vancouver and Victoria, b. O. SA
NIAGARA. Sept, II.
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DIAMONDS bought, sold for cash only. Re-
tates bought BENNETT. i7S Bway (upstAirs).
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Due To-day.
s. Bylayi, Dartmouth. July II.
rs BreiE fEel. Hayre. Aug. !.
SIS warkworth, Shields, Aug. 2.
SIS Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug. 10.
IS Trafalgar. Greenock, Aug, 7.
SIS yitruvia, Ardossan, Aug. 8.
IS Huron, Santo Domingo, Aug. n.
SIS Catalonia, CadiE, Aug, is.
SIS Lake Tulare, Barry, Aug. H.
SIS San Marcos. Galveston. Aug. 2s.
SIS Roma, Bordeaux, Aug. 20.
SIS Aledo, Antwerp, Aug 26.
SIS Chicago, Bordeaux. Aug. 20.
Ss Grace Dollar Shields, Aug. 20.
IS American, Antwerp, Aug Is.
IS West Pool, Antwerp, Aug. e.
IS Alloway, st. Michaels. Aug. n.
SIS Lyngenfjord, Christiania, Aug. 10.
SIS Cowboy. Cristobal, Aug. 3.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Santa Cecilia. St. Nazaire. Aug, "a
IS CarrllA. Port Iimon, Aug. 81.
SIS Tampico, Progreso, Aug. "a.
>. Due Monday.
SIS Leviathan. Brest. Aug. 81.
SIS Princess Matolka. Brest, Aug. o.
S. Re dItala, Genoa, Aug. 25.
SIS Wacouta. Havana. Sept. 3.
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WYOMING SEMINARY-A co-educatIonAl
school College preparation. Business, Music,
Art oratory and Domestic Arts and
Science. Military training. Gymnasium
and Athletic nelds. 18th year. Endowed
low rates Catalog. L. L. sPRAGUR
n n PrAaident KinRston Pa
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CLERKS.

CLERKS.
YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN
THE AGES OF 20 AND rs
YEARS FOR EMPLOYMENT
WITH LARGE CORPORA
TON. GOOD WORKING CON-
DITIoNs: PERMANENT PO-
sITIONS. STATE AGE. Elk
PERIENCE AND SALARY. I.
c., BOX lat SUN OFFICE.
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NEW YORK-BronxvllIe.
MISCELLANEOUS
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

~~>~~~~>>>-~>~@----~~~"~~~~>
State Of New York. once of the Secretary
This certificate Issued in duplicate. hereby
certihes that the Katagiri Bros. Inc.
domestic stock corporation, has hled in this
papers for the voluntary dissolution OF
such corporation under section 22l OF the
GI GoFporstiSn Law and that It sp-
complied with said section In order to be
Witness my hand and the seal of once
Of the Secretary OF State, at the
(seaD City OF Albany. this 18th day OF
August 1elS ~ r.r
Second Deputy Secretary Of state.
state of New York. once of the Secretary
This csrtiicats issued in duplicate. hereby
certlnes that the Expert Cloth sponEins
ton. has nled in this once on this 2sth
day Of August, 1914 papers for the voiun-
section al 81 The sucS under
law and that It appears therefrom that
such corporation has complied with said
Witness my hand and the seal of once
tseAD City OF Albany this 2sth day Of
c. ". TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary Of State,
State Of New York. once of the Secretary
Of State, SIS:
THIS certincate Issued In duplicate, hereby
certihes that the London Shrinking q Re
finishing Works, Inc, a domestic stock cor
poration, has hled In this once on this
26th day Of August, 1919. papers for tbs
under section 22l of the General Corpora
ton Law. and that II appears thsrsfrom
that suoh corporation mas complied with
said section In order to be dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF ofioe
OF the Secretary of State, at the
August, 1919
C. w. TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary of State.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.


Germany (parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence, via Hamburg, S.
Bushong, A. NJ.
France. Belgium. Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux
emburg, Czecho- slovakia, Jugo- Slayia Ger
man Austria. Poland Switzerland, Italy
Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt, British India
British East Africa, Malta. ceylon. straits
Settlements and Persia. via HAvre; also par
eel post mails for France. Algeria. Corsica
and Tunis, SIS. Rochambeau, $50 A. NJ.
Italy (pancel post mails and specially ad.
dressed corespondence), via Naples and
Genoa, Sc. San Gennaro, e;0 A. M
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany, Lith.
uania and Latvia, via Gothenburg; also par
eel post mails for sweden. SIS. Stockholm
10 30 A. NJ.
Monday.
Spain. via Cadz and Barcelona; also parcel
post mails for Spain. SIS. Catalina. 800 A. NJ
Tuesday
Belgium and Luxembourg parcel post mails
and specially addressed correspondence, via
Antwerp, SIS. GothlaDd, 8 100 A. NJ
Iceland, Via Reykjayik also parcel post malls
for Io<iand, S.. L-asaTfoss, go l., IL.
Greece parcel post mails only, via Piraeus,
IS. Psnnonla, 10 90 A. NJ.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
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HELP wANrED-MALE.
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The following judgments were fled yes
terday, the first name ~ that of the debtor;
Breiman, Samuel-ttdelio Brew
ing o'..-.--'...'.-.''... taless
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Judge Julian w. Mack In tho United
States District Court yesterday granted a
discharge In bankruptcy to Clarence @.
Perpail, a stock broker OF so Broad street
JUDGMENTS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
MILAN

Miss Mary Kelly of Aledo is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. Matthews
Mrs. Ira zahn entertained at a 6 0 clock
dinner Thursday. Mrs. Charles Mcconnell
of Marcus, Iowa. was an out-of town
guest
Mrs. B. Durham of East Moline visited
friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koob and Mrs. Win
ME hcBurney and John Hamburger of Yer
non Center, Mimi, arrived SATURDAY, cali
cd here by the death of their sister Mrs.
James Christy.
Mrs Mary sherfman went to Carbon
Cliff Saturday to attend the funeral of a
Mrs W Matthews was hostess to the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid society at her
home Friday afternoon. After the bust
ness session bible contest was held and
delicious refreshments were SERVED Mrs
George Mckinney of Rock Island and Miss
Hope Mckinney of Davenport Mrs A Nc
Kinney and Miss Mary Kelly of Aledo
were out -of-town guests.
H. E. Brubaker of Edgington visited
relatives here Sunday
Mrs. George Barker of Rock Island WIS.,
tied at the William Dickson home Sunday.
Mrs Charles Mcconnell of Marcus
Iowa, who has hen visiting at the homes
OF her mother, Mrs Nancy Heath and her
SISTER. Mrs. Henry Dibbern, returned home
Milan chapter No. 32s. Order of Eastern
Star. held a special meeting Friday even
ing TO initiate candidates. social time
followed the work, after which luncheon
was served The chapter accepted an in
vitation to be the guests of Rock Island
Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. at the
25th aHniversary. held Tuesday:
held from her late home Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Van Alstyns Of the Methodist
church had charge OF the sarvices. The
singers were Mrs. Minnie Canaan. Mira.
Strobe. Rex Van Astyne and Paul Van
Alstyne. PaIIbearerg were Noble Kuehl
Carl Nice. Earl WITNESS. Russell Mauck-
er. Bert Kale and George Snyder. Jr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
BURGESS

Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Hunter and Mrs.
Davenport were callers in Alexis Friday.
held Friday evening at the Frank Pease
home was well attended and all the young
people had fine time.
Miss Opal Laferty of the Villa de Chan
tai. Rock Island. spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. harrington and
daughter of Shaw's Crossing visited Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Lille Morford.
A very large crowd attended the box
sociable held at the Brownsville school
Friday evening. and over 500 was re-
allied from the affair and from the sale
of the guilt which contained the names of
Vera Smith of Gilchrist is teacher and
credit Is due her for the excellent pro-
gram and successful soci able.
Mr.. BurriH and family of Missouri are
visiting at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Mary Z. BurriIl. living east of town.
Miss Eva McCaw of the Sunbeam neigh
borhood visited over the weekend at the
home of Miss Beruice Balmer.
W. J. Sharer has returned home from
Chicago. where he took a shipment of
hogs and cattle.
At meeting of the men Of the Burgess
community. which was called for the pur-
pose of talking over plans relative to the
big welcome home celebration which is to
be held in Aledo July f. W. J. Sherer J.
c. Boyer and Mr. Keller were appointed to
represent this locality at meeting to be
held in Aledo.
The Ladies Aid society of the Burgess
church viii hold its regular meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank
Pease.
Mrs. W A Mclaughlin is in Geneseo.
where she is attending missionary con-
venuon.
Bruce Gladson of Monmouth visited over
Sunday in Burgess.
Mrs. George o. Sharer and children of
Alexis visited Sunday with Burgess friends
and attended the Sunday school convention
held here. Her sister, Mrs. Jennie Helm
accompanied her.
Mr. Halstrom and family of North Hen
derson visited with Burgess relatives Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. GIadson visited Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Brown.
Mrs, Fred Mclaughlin and daughter
Olive May visited Wednesday and Thurs
day with Monmouth relatives.
callers Saturday.
Although there was small attendance
at the township Sunday school convention
held in Burgess Sunday afternoon, much
interest was stirred up.
+. NJ. Morford had the misfortune last
week to lose control of his big touring car
and drove it through steel culvert abut-
ment- The car was badly damaged.
Albert Moberg is spending a few weeks
at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mr.. Reed is visiting with his sister. Mrs.
l. E. Cameron. He has recently been dis
charged from the aviation section of the
army
The Misses Jessie and Leatha Morford
were visitors in AIedo Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brown of north
western Iowa are visiting relatives in this
locality.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nesbitt visited
with Viola relatives Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
fire 13 SHOTS
TO HONOR BURR
Fire Rock Island Arsenal Cannon II
Saluting Major General Who
Visits Island.
CEREMONY Is REGULATION
Luncheon and Dinner to be Held in
His Honor In Davenport Satur-
day-LeaVes Sunday.

Thirteen shots will be fired at
Rock Island arsenal as salute
when Major General George W.
Burr, formerly island commandant,
arrives tomorrow to spend three
days with Colonel Harry B. Jodan,
present commandant, in conference
on storage problems.
The ordnance department detach-
ment of soldiers and mem bers of
the infantry guard company now on
the island will turn out to welcome
Major General Burr, it was an
nounced by Colonel Jordan to news
paper men yesterday afternoon.
1t is a war department ruling.
Colonel Jordan explained, to fire
salutes when higher officers visit a
post, fort or cantonement Thus the
reason of the salute to be extended
Major General Burr
Present plans are to have lunch
at the Outing club, Davenport on
Saturday in honor of Major General
Burr. In the evening of the same
day, a dinner will be arranged TOR
him at the Hotel Blackhawk. Major
General Burr will leave the arsenal
sometime on Sunday
First View.
Rock Island arsenal will be in
spected by Major General Burr
when he arrives tomorrow as ne
had planned to do early during the
great war. 1t was Major General
Burr who arranged for the enlarge
ment of the island production ma
chine. but he was transferred to a
higher office before construction
work was practically started.
In addition to being in charge of
the purchasing. storing and traffic
division of the United States army.
Major General Burr is serving as
the assistant to the chief of staff
His promotion to his present rank
followed his transfer from Rock Is
land arsenal as tbs commandant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
EXTENSION TAX
LIMIT GRANTED
Corporations Given New Lease OF
Time Until June Is, According
to Revenue Collector.
APRIL 80 FOR INDIVIDUALS
Must Make Complete Return by
That Date to Escape Penalty
Communication Says.

An automatic extension of time
without application has been made
to all corporations who filed ten
tative return with the Peoria Office
on or before March Is, of until
June Is, in which to render COM
plete return.
Notice of the foregoing was re-
ceived today in a communication
received from E. d. McCabe, COL
lector of internal revenue at Pc
oria
Same extension is granted to all
partnerships, fiduc;aries and with
holding agents and to all corpora
tions, individuals, ETC., liable for
returns OF Information at source,
of until June Is. in which to rem
der complete returns, without fur
Their application.
An extension to June Is fs also
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
DISCOVERED! WE
KNOW MAN WITH
SMOKED GLASSES

Sh-h-hiii
We know i'm!
We know this Teller with the
smoked glasses and the plug hat
who Goldberg says is so mysterious.
He lives right here in Rock Island,
too. And a local man whose pow
ers as a detective exceed those of
any metropolitan dick not only dis
covered him for US but captured
him II you doubt US. peruse fur
Their:
April IS, 1919. Editor The Ar
gus: Kind sir, l have found the
mysterious man with the smoked
glasses and would like you to ad-
vertise it in your paper. His name
is L. B. Bronson.
"Captered by
"A Friend.
1925 goth St"
Now that we know who he is, Mr..
tell US why he's so mystic
riouS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-16
TAYLOR RIDGE

Mrs. Alma Parmenter has purchased She
house formerly occupied BY John Baker.
Mrs. Bert Mccullough was a Rock Is
land business caller Saturday.
Mr. ana Mrs Monroe Roberts of Rock
Island were village callers Saturday
Mrs Robert Miller called at Milan Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Mary Samsel has returned to Rock
Island after spending several days at the
home of Robert Miller.
Charles Hartman had charge of the
services at Pleasant Ridge Saturday even
ing.
family of Presumption visited Sunday at
the home of August F. Hartman
Clyde Moffitt has been quite i'll at his
home.
Nellie Hintermeister viii have charge of
the Epworth league services next Sunday
evening. The subject is Eternal Life and
How 70 Lead It." Everybody is welcome
to these services. beginning at 80
promptly.