Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
The Day in Davenport.

Three Waive Hearings = Harold
(Rabbits) Wiley, william Nc
Laughlin and Deo Schaefer, accus-
ed Of stealing liquor from the base
ment of the Hecht home a week
ago, waived preliminary hearings
on a charge Of burglary before Jus
tice of the Peace w. w. Scott and
were held to the grand jury In
bonds Of $3.50 each.
Attorneys for the, defendants
made an unsuccessful attempt to
have the bond reduced to $1,000 in
each case. They argued that fed
eral authorities> were waiting to
nearest the men and a double
bond would work a hardship upon
the defendants. The court, how
ever, refused to reduce the bond,
Aut0s Colllde-Prospects for =
Thanksgiving dinner went glim-
mering when an automobile con-
tanning MIR. and Mrs. Albert Olson.
261S Brady street, and their three
children was struck and over
turned by another machine driven
by Ed Concannon. 1925 West
Fourth street, about 1880 yester-
day morning.
The accident occurred at West
Locust and Tangen streets, near
the east side of the old mile track.
Mrs. Olson was taken home in the
city ambulance. None Of the vic
Tins was seriously injured.
Babies Weigh Five Pounds
The two most precious little dar-
lings in Davenport at the present
time are at Mercy hospital. Natur-
ally they are babies and in the
eyes Of their fond parents are Tit
tie bits of heaven"
One is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Waters. Shes weighs
two pounds and six ounces. The
father is instructor in the CONNER
cial department at st. Ambrose COL
lege.
The other child is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Benson of Douglas
court. He weighs two pounds and
eight ounces.
Both Of the youngsters are thriv-
ing and promise to develop into
normal children. They are fed 10
drops of milk every two hours.
Obituary-Mrs. Mary E. Kivlin.
924 Charlotte avenue, passed away
at her home at 1880 o'clock this
morning after an illness of five
weeks.
Mrs. Kivlin was born in Brook
lyn, N. Y, April "a, 1870. She had
been a resident of Davenport for
the past 30 years. She leaves to
! survive. her husband, John H. Xiv
lin and four daughters, Margaret.
Agnes, Irene and Gertrude at home.
Charles NJ, William, John H. and
Daniel, all of Davenport.
Licensed to Wed-Elmer Dew
xader and Milda Tombergs, both Of
Davenport. Carl Hall and Emma
Cornell, both OF Davenport. Will
liam r. Meyer Of Walcott and HUI
do Brockmann of Davenport. Har-
~ M. Render and Ella c. Gollnitz
both of Davenport. Vernon G
North and Evelyn Matteson, both
of Davenport. Elmer Hasse and
Lydia Kistermacher, both of Dav-
EXPORT John Ramm and Lillian
RohlR, both OF Davenport. Oral J.
Chrissinger and Alice OffermAn
both of Davenport. Harold Adm.
ger Of Bingham and Alice Mar.
| garet IWilkerson of Wilton. Ray
mond y. Jacobs Of Davenport and
Ida Feuefoach of Davenport. Frank
Achenbach Of Davenport and Rose
Knott Of Newton.
Actzess 10 Robbed Sixty dollars
in cash and . check for $500 OF
the New Netherlands bank, New
York City, were stolen from the
dressing room of Sidney Shields
leading lady in the Walker White
side production which played the
Burtis theatre. The theft was no,
discovered until Miss Shields
reached her room at the Black
hawk hotel after the show. Sht
promptly notified the police. The