10 THURSDAY THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS MAY 30, 1918. News of the Day in Moline and East Moline

The Argus. WAR VETERANS !123 GRADUATES LESSONS OF CIVIL WAR HAVE POTENT DIXOH WILL GO M0LIE OFFICE, MESSAGE OF HOPE FOR BOYS IN KHAKI lBOTH Third Avenue A. Phone Moline 60. GIVEN TRIBUTE TO END COURSE oversea;; sikh E. C. Xander City Editor That kaiserism must be forever able only as it enables us to look wwwr, Res. Thone R. I. 2712. M0'OIE'T GROODS. eliminated and that the boys in the forward with clearer vision. The Staged fn of Alexander Johnson Drury M. Grant Squire H. Johnsson Edward L. Carr, Chlcajro, TT111 GiTe trenches should gain courage and battles of the past mean nothing rrnfenp.if.nal I.andneape OFFICE, Parade Is Honor Graf Nanny days us Jielp us to fight Gand EAST M0LIE Hans Timmerman Ievi inspiration from the dark of to if they do not .,r-,r- ,i , Haired Soldiers Who Sated Nils Ostergren Address at Annual Commence- ... lu-pn- in sew Telephone East Moline 16S-- Wm. P. Buchanan John Johnson '61 when liberty and Justice faced with a manlier courage the battles Tort ation From Disunion. Andrew Hendrickson Calvin ment at Moline High. is As r. M. C. A. War A. Martens . . Circulation Manager Alfred Posten Turner its supreme test in this country, of the present. Past history Secretary Christopher Altz . . 1040 Fifteenth avenue. Joseph Yerrian Pete Waner was the message which Rev. Attree nothing to us if it does not enable Michael Pettit John McLafiin Milo B. Webster Smith, pastor of Methodist us to make better history in the For social and personal I'ems call Featured by an imposing parade At commencement exercises to be the First Another Mollner will 0 ta n 104-- George D. Woodward Charles G. L. Quillln John Duden held evening 8 o'clock church, .Moline, brought in his future. front as Y. Kast Moline this morning in which veterans of Harvey tomorrow at a M. C. A. war the Civil war were again tendered John McCain William Grantz F. Herron at the school auditorium, 123 pupils Memorial day address this morn- "The men of '61 settled forever by carrier t 12 ',4 centt Robert M. Benell Benjamin F. Sperbeck Horace Norton of high school will be ing at Riverside cemetery. the questions of negro slavery or rer week In Moline. tolls the love of a grateful community. the Moline Announcement li nufl, Memorial day was fittingly observ- Joseph A. Gettemy John C. King Williams given diplomas. Edward L. Carr, Taking as his subject, "Power any other kind of slavery. The that C1H. n r.i. 7 ""1 tilvis and Watertown. Benton W. Godfrey B. Olson Freed James L. Stanley yet. ed in Moline. F. J. Clendenin was Chicago, one of the officers of the of Hope in Human Progress and kaiser does not know it He is landscape gardener, has be. Eric Aas, (alias Geo. W. Mahar Ephriam Peal Security league, will make Civilization," Rev. Smith showed trying his hand in the slavery bus- HereH t r mr.r.r. i n v "t marshal of the day. Swanson) Young Milton National Following procession, In William J. Nelson the address. Program in detail that veterans of the Civil war in iness but he is making the mistake next Monday for overseas the William Patterson, Geo. G. Thompson go which R. H. Graham post, G. A. R. ; Hiram Jinks follows: their matchless display of hero- of his life and he will down in John P. Arnburg James Warnock J. C. S. O'Daniels ism had a potent lesson to teach oblivion beneath an avalanche of Moline exemption EAST MOLINE various patriotic societies; school George W. Processional, "On This Summer board la iu iu children; Red Cross; Company B, McCann Wm. S. Ransom Kirkland G. Vincent Afternoon High school orches the present generation in its gi- human wrath and indignation. rical work cj Amos J. Vanderhoot James M. Walker James Lewis gantic fight against Hun autocracy. "The veterans of the Civil war He will Illinois Reserve Militia; soldiers Benj. C. tra. leave the Plow citrfrl Twelve memhers of the Water-tow- n ord- James Honus Franklin William3 Carpenter "The boys in khaki today have settled the question of human from Rock Island arsenal, and T. Invocation Rev. Attree Smith. nuu expeg t. gathered yester- John Lee Ammi B. Wilder Henry Sawdey your What slavery century ago. The Oft n liA 1 n r rr w,U . Baptist Aid nance equipment from the arsenal "The Gates . of the East Swing entered into labors. a half rra B. War- Christian Burgert Georgs Sweeney Wm. H. Stevenson you doing on day at the hoire of Mrs. had a part, exercises were held at Open" Glee clubs. did for a nation, they are kaiser is a back number that " "' in v way on many ati ren to sew quilt blocks. Mrs. Will Riverside cemetery, where the fol- OLD CEMETERY. "Song of Praise" Boys' Glee for a world," was the in which issue as well as others. who fall in battle. Ilogue of Ninth avenue. East Mo- lowing program was carried out: club. he put it. "Our boys would follow "But there are questions which Buy Thrift Btmpi line. will entertain the aid in two Buglers blow assembly. John Pears Gillis Hutt Charles Reese Address, "Patriotism and Educa- the flag you members of the G. A. the revolutionary fathers did not I ri: iTinvj .milts.w.--- weeks. Mrs. Warren Eerved a nice Music Moline Plow company Wm. F. West Robert Bell William S. Bell tion" Edward L. Carr. R. have saved, straight into the settle, questions which the vet Amsterdam. In order to aam 1812) gates ques lunch. band. Morgan E. Mitchell (War of David Murray "Great Spirit, Who Doth Cover of hell tr make this world erans of '61 did not settle, modate its largely increased tu Charles Patton of Galesburg is a W. A. Golden, post chap- Charles Ferdinand 'John A. Hall Thy Glee clubs. safe for democracy, safe for Chris- tions which have never yet been tht American Legation offlct, . Prayer John B. Newton Face" jus- guest of Herald Taze. lain. Jos. Preshing Wm. H. Babcocfe Awarding of diplomas Wilson P. tianity and sound for humanity. settled. Questions of social the Hague have moved into a ft. is on a Wiliam Russel Hosfeldt who farm Reading orders E. B. McKeever, Davis Doner Elisha Wall Hunt, president 'of board of educa- "The fight is now on and must tice, of moral righteousness and mer palace of one of the Pria Iowa, day. (At Andersonville) N. fought No, Orancp Tt hua i in is home for the post adjutant. J. Elmstedt N. C. Tyrrell tion. be to the bitter end. it universal liberty. Liberty for the nf v lotu.i-' - own j, The Misses Grace Gorman and Recitation, "The Perfect Tribute" Charle3 F. Samuels John H. Pershing James Knester, Benediction. must be fought to the glorious end weak nations as well as for the cupied by the Russian Ltgast Willey soon to at- (Black poor well Kathryn leave Miss Gladys Brazee. Tom Robinson Henry F. Salter Hawk war) Those to graduate are: and for the hope that is in me strong; justice for the as which vacated it as a result of tend summer school at Macomb. Vocal selection Loyal trio. Harlow E. Barber Thaddeus O. Chase 'Alma Adams, Herbert Almlof, leads me to believe that the day is as the rich, and the right of all Bolshevik regime. The East Moline Rebekah mem-1-e- rs John Magill Andrew Erickson C. E. Hubbard not far distant when fell de- men, white or black, rich or poor, Address Rev. Attree Smith. Charles Blowers Irene Almlof, Mildred Altz, Alvera that will gather Sunday morning at Memorial Alonzo A. Hibbard D. J. Flickinger Anderson, Hel- stroyer of widow's homes, that great or small, to the pursuit of 10 a. m. Roll of dead since last H. P. Pierce Clarence Anderson, Riverside cemetery gate at day, wreaths and muffled drums. C. G. Matteson A. A. Mechling en J. Anderson, Jeanette Anderson, murderer of innocent women and life, liberty and happiness. D. A. Holt . and with Moline and Rock Island Selection Moline Martial band. David B. Sears Frank M. Wall Arnold Axell, Harvey Bailey, Clar- children, that profaner of arts and "These are some of the questions Rebekahs will hold memorial ser- corps Thos. Merriman Wellington Wood John W. Wall sacred institutions shall be utterly which you and I of this present The Woman's Relief and John G. Beatty Spencer ence Bendle, Emil Bjorkland, Leo- vices. Daughters close James A. Magill Milliaci nora . Bryner,. and completely crushed by the generation are called upon to settle The lady Eagles hold a card of Veterans the Albert Conover Margraf W. A. Collins Brutus, Cecil Glen power monument Charles Buck, Burt-chae- ll, mighty of the allied armies. And it we do not and solve these party tomorrow afternoon. services at the with the Daniel L. Swander David P. Kelso Edith Burchard,' John un following program: Beder Wood Emma Alfred But-ze- r, "I hate war. I detest war. God questions of our day we are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Margleth and William Mead B Wm. Stoughton Butters. RHEUMATICS Reading of orders Secretary. Evan Beers Ethel Carlson, Martha Carl- speed the day when there shall be worthy sons and daughters of our daughter Dawn, and the Misses (Revolutionary war) (Alias Ed Evans) Gustaf Johnson no more war. But there are some most worthy fathers and mothers. of Mt. Lincoln's Gettysburg address W. King son, Victoria Carlson, George Car- Alice snd Grace Coleman Mrs. post. Nels Anderson T. B. Van Tuyl John penter, Chapman, things that are worse than war. But we will settle them. That is Carroll, motored down and were Nellie Robb, daughter of G. Wells Martin Sullivan Edw. M. Cralle Phyllis Clarence my my Adding to the monument to the James Clair, Kenneth Conrey, Alan Coop- There are some things I would hope and that is faith. quests of Mrs. Amanda Allsbrow, Chas. S. Wood Henry A. Folger Dr. R. M. Swander fight for quickly and fight for hard. "The mighty conflict is now on. MOST JOYOUS of Mr. Margleth. unknown dead Fannie Gaskill, pa- er, Frances Cornelius, Albert eister triotic instructor Tent 22, D. of V. Crampton, Laura Dean, Antoinette I would fight for the protection of The issues are clearly drawn. The The aWtertown Red Cross chap- EW CEMETERY. childhood. I would fight for the forces are in their death grapple ter meets Friday afternoon. Decorating graves Woman's Re- Ekstrom, Marjorie Engstrom, Her- lief corps and Daughters of Vet- H. A. Seiffert John F. Murray C. H. Bentley bert Erickson. Alice Esping. Anna virtue of woman. I would fight for and the days are dark. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindell J. W. Morgan Samuel L. Smith E. E. Wheelock the sanctity of the home. We must "There is no use denying that leave soon for Madison, Wis., where erans. Faust, Dorothy Forsberg, Harold All Over th Country, Tliey iJ Dirge Plow company James Sample Wm. Dusinbury H. L. Benn fight to the finish and as long as fact. The smoke of battle hangs -- they will make their home. Moline Doyle Freeman, Ida Frisk, Fritiof Fryxell, heavy on necommenaing neutrons iTr band. Henry Heisel Jos. Fernbaugh William Mabel Garrett, Nannette Geer, Bar- such principles are at stake. the eastern horizon and scription W Dorothy Arenschield leaves Mon- B. Svendgson Michael Larinan M. A. Gould, (ashes "Again and again our country has the sun. is hidden from view. But day for Macomb to attend school. "America" Loyal trio. bara Garst, Edwin Godbold, Selma Salute Moline home guard fir- C. D. Woodyatt Jonas Peterson buried in river) Godehn, Lawrence Godsill, Mildred engaged in war. Again and again there is hope. God is not dead. Miss Belle Smith, community H. Wm. R. her have been with is yet alive and "Xeutrone Prescription 99 in ing squad. Moroni Wheeler Joseph Sale Harlow Greer, Helen Greim, Lee Gunder-so- n, borders rent Faith and active Eurse. asks for old furniture or S. N. Fugate M. A. Head deadly In our love is on And so long few days will permanently liaib rugs help Taps Clifford Paul, son of a vet- Nathan Irving James Frances Guthrie, Clifford Hall, strife. all countries the throne. to furnish the house just Olof Olson J. M. Walter E. C. Downs from Maine to California, from Ore- as these things obtain hope pierces up and remove all aches and pain west of the new Y. M. C. A. for rest eran. Lottie Harrah, Thelma Hill, Grace day- Geo. L. Cornwall A. L. Carson N. O. Thomas g, gon to gulf are graves of cloud sees none except a rheumatic lu' Benediction Rev. Attree Smith. Hink, Hodgdon, Hog-ber- the the the blackest and that rooms. C. Anderson Corinth P. Olof E. Lind Irene Esther heroes, who fought, bled and died light ahead. fers. The most skeptical pertoti M. On conclusion of the exercises at P. Curtis Miriam Hutton, The East Moline E. Aid was Geo. M. Stoddard Brendt Larson R. R. Pierce Hult, Sarah in defense of their country and have none the brightest have at once Decome us warm postponed for two weeks. the cemetery members of the post Agnes Jacobson, Ruth Jacobson, the "I but Buy Savings stamps corps to Nelson Lundahl M. S. Wormley George Crippen principles of righteousness. hopes and most glowing expecta- endorsers. War and of the relief returned D. Magnus Evers Florence Jamieson, Irene Jensen, "They as exprwBfJ G. A. R. hall, where the relief corps John Hiatt H. John.Volkins Clarence C. John- are not all deal these tions for the future of the world As a relieved)it!cnt M. Murray George Dorsey Johnson, Ethel ours. be- mod JOLLY TAR SEEKS served lunch to the Civil war vet James J. FJelstedt son, Eugene Roy Johnson, Russell heroes of We have with us well as for our own land. I It, "You can distinctly feel a or arum Samuel Bennett John L. Huey W. A. Peterson today living men, venerable men, lieve the time is coming and speed- fication of stiffness in your jolt LETTERS HE LEFT erans, to members tne F D. Johnson, Leo Kautz, Marian corps firing squad. C. F. Hemenway Sanner L. Wilson G. W. ample who were actual participants in ily coming when the world shall be and muscles." and the Andrew Lind Wm. A. Cowley King, Bernice Kirkpatrick, Florence one greatest knowledge glory Prescription 99" an IN were held at Christisen John Lil- of the military full of the of the "Xeutrone MACHINE SEAT Afternoon exercises L. Mapes H. Kronstedt, Willis Kuschman, oC cemetery at Rock Is- Brown John Thornton John Harrington struggles in the history the of the Lord. in a mysterious manner that ii i the National John M. Danner Ackley lian Larson, Mildred F. Larson, we ship when in fact q land arsenal. As the marchers Henderson Jr. F. Harrison Lela Lees, Verna Long, Russell world, and do well to honor "Talk about our old of state most unbelievable, Who was the kind driver of an Fifteenth Btreet bridge William Wooden Jos. L. Perrott Daniel Knowlton them. drifting to the rocks. Nonsense. I immediately relieves the most obati auto that last Sunday afternoon at halted at the Alex Bomberg Chas. A. Jenkins Jesse L. Dayis Lund, Mary McCloskey, Florence "We do well to pause and look believe she is calmly sailing the nate cases of rheumatism. flowers were scattered on the water D. G. McKahin, Harold McKelvey, Irene V u a "y m John Harrold Geo. Griffin John C. Moore back and rumember. But it would deep seas of national rectitude to- Are you troubled with rhfumiJ in honor of departed Mel-vi- n Moline and drove him fal'"r Twen- - the Martin Shillinger Isaac M. Lawry John H. Young McMichael. Julia McMichael. not do to spend too much time ward the fair haven of eternal tlsm? If you are Neutrone Pr. At the cemetery Rev. C. C. Car , th Is- L. B. Piper B. Magill Levi F. Mattson, Charmian Maxwell, you, y street bridge in Rock 111., gave ad- Jerome Cralle looking backward. It would not fame and glory. And I do not say scription 99" will cure land? penter, Princeton, the William Bahl John N. Elmstedt And. Westerlund Nina Miller, Alvina Mohr, Ruth do to bank too much on achieve- things because I am blind to you. dress, detailed program being: Op- - the these cure The Jackie who is at Camp Perry, the A J. Smith Thos. McLaran J. M. Gaylord Monson, Velma Moose, Bernice ments of our fathers. Each suc the sins of the world or the dangers Go to your druggist and say goo' Salute Home guard detail. Hilde-gard- e Great Lakes, 111., would like to find John Hackerson. James W. Haney Lemuel Maxfleld penheimer, Mary Pearsall. ceeding generation has its own of this nation. I say them because bye rheumatism. Mall orders nllt Taps, after which march to ceme- Henry Harwood Wm. W. Phares Henry E. Mapes Parson, Franklin Peterson, fight, out at once for when he left the tery was resumed. battle to its own problems to I have faith in God and the Amer- on $1.00 size. big touring car at the viaduct he C. F. Ziegler Robert Carlton John M. Cheney Myrtle Peterson, Willard Peterson, solve its own to do. ican people and forces of right-- , A. Riess, and leading drngyiri Music Moline Plow company Plambeck, George and work the J. forgot to take with him a bundle of Benj. B. Sheeley A. J. Hudson Frank M. Wall Francis Potter, "But looking backward is profit-- 1 eousness." everywhere. ( Adv.) letters addressed to himself. The band. James Manley. Wm. C. Bennett Wm. E. Stevens Katherine Purcell, Dorothy Ran- package was on the seat and the Reading of orders E. B. McKeev- F. Christion Hahn George Kerns, (lost John H. Peters som, Margaret Richards, James Sal sailor is mighty anxious to get it er. post adiutant. L. E. Hemenway at Stone River. Godfrey Tubah ter. Everett Schofer. Harold Scott, back. Prayer Rev. A. F. Bergstrom. H. P. Tyler grave since found D. R. Ziegler Charlotte Settle, Martha Sever In a letter to The Argus he states Selection Tri-Cit- y Male quartet. Henry Karstens George B. Wittick Dr. J. B. Davison ance, Kenneth Sickler. Hazel Skin- he Lincoln's Gettysburg address Geo. L. Bolton Theo Wheelock Sampson Kennedy ner. Ethel Spencer. Ora Spencer, that is sure from the driver's post. conversation that he lived in Rock. Mrs. Nellie Robb, daughter of Mildred Swander, Gladys Swisher, Island and that the machine carried Address Rev. C. C. Carpenter, HARTZELL'S CEMETERY. Donovan Taze. Dewey Treanor, an Illinois license plate. If the let- Princeton, 111. Merrill Trowbridge. Clarence Wahl-gre- n, y Nels P. Benson T J. Alexander F. H. Peterson, (alias ters are to The Argus of- Selection Trl-C't- Male quartet. Elizabeth Walker, Joseph returned M. O. Miles Wm. H. Bailey John Peterson) fice the Jolly tar will be very thank- Music Moline Martial band. John B. Frick S. F. Hussey Walker, Russell Wharton, Edith ful. March into cemetery for decora- Geo. L. Littler Wr'ght. Edith Young. Astrid Young-ber- g, First Glad to try Nujol graves. Henry Bock J. C. Thornton Buy Thrift Stamps tion of Wm. Shadford G. W. Heck James F. Heck Viarda Clark, Ruby Johnson, o o Salute Arsenal National guard. Wallace Swanson. Taps Clifford Paul. Daniel B. Drury Richard Trevor Josiah G. Heck I C. C. Harry Bock Wynn Buy Thrift Stamps it. Police News Berg-stro- Stone Jacob Glad to Recommend A. then Benediction Rev. F. Mark D. Hamer John C. Johnson Adam Fries After a trip to Bureau Junction, Buy War Savings Stamps B. F. Griffith G. W. Webb L. W. Simmond Obituary where he managed to get soused to SPAMSH-AMERICA- X SOLDIERS EvV CEMETERY. Many endorse Nujol by letters, briefly and convincingly, the guards, F. A. Smith returned l" Phillx wigde, Jr. to his home, 1S31 Second avenue, DID YOU KNOW H. W. Woodworth Theodore Bratt Fred Berglund Philix Wigde, Jr., infant son of as follows: Moline, at 4 this morning. He was Fremont Brown J. H. Kneeberg Mr. and Mrs. Philix Wigde, 411 liquored inside and and when avenue, passed away out Moline high school's track team Fourth Moline, NUJOL LABORATORIES, nabbed by the police carried a cargo Victor Feterson S. McCarrison HenryTileErickson at 7 last evening. He was born in of three bottles and a jug is to be captained this year by STANDARD OIL CO. (New Jersey), and a Barnard Casady, sophomore. He CATHOLIC CEMETERY, EAST MOIE Moline, April 30. not too peaceable disposition. It Buy War Savings Stamps BAYONNE, N. was $1 and costs when he faced is one of the star athletes of the Joseph H. Enderle Fabius E. Phelps J. Magistrate Frank Gustafson. institution. RIVERSIDE MAUSOLEUM. ITALIAN BABIES Dear Sir: Police Magistrate Gustafson fined It's happened. That boost to 40 TAUGHT TO PRAY I used only three bottles of Nujol; received extra- cents a and 20 cents Nathaniel W. Smith Earl Penfield $100 and costs in Mo- for haircut ordinary results; and am now as "regular at clockwork' police for a shave, which has been effec- FOR OUR NATION line court yesterday after- Following are members of R. H. Graham post, G. noon and being unable to meet tive in Rock Island and Davenport the A. R., who Yours truly, the for three years, is to obtain in Mo- nave passed away since last Memorial day: Ellas Thomas, Samuel Budden obligation he went to jail. P. Cosner, Sampson Kennedy, Harmon "As soon as these babies learn Clarion, Pa., Paul Hugo Pfendsack, All this grief came as a result, it line, East Moline and Silvis after Woodworth. their prayers, they shall be taught 1. So of the Plow Graves of Rev. A. B. Hitchcock al- Dec 26th, X916. Supt. Lakt Erie, CLariun R. R. Co. is said, of Penfield's sister-in-la- w June barbers and Mrs. Helen Reed are to pray for their far distant friends Franllin & visiting the former's apartments city announce. ways decorated Memorial day because of their help to the soldiers across the sea." last Monday and finding and their families during the Civil war. an a strange Receiving a call to report at This is a line from Italian woman there giving the name of newspaper, the Gazetta di Venizia, Thousands of grateful people write such letters as this, Mrs. Frances Duncan, Davenport. once to the exemption board at which recently printed a glowing Sycamore, Otto Gabel of the Mo- GIRLS IX FACTORIES. morale is said to be Hubby tried to he nice to Mrs. Pen-fiel- d, excellent. The description of the work of relief saying that results are "better than expected." Remem- who, with her three children, line high school left today to en Marinette, Wis. The shortage of girls themselves are enthusiastic that the American Red Cross has was in court, it was stony ter the military service of his men for work in the lumber pro- about the new work. grateful ber that in many cases Nujol has restored regular but the countrty. Some of his classes have done in Italy. It tells how stare and Jug for duction industries in the north has a bowel-habit- the father. Wife by the Venetians were when milk s after long-continu- use of pills and salts was out of town at the time of th been taken over Miss Mantis caused a box manufacturing com- station was opened in tbeir quaint escapade. As for the charmer, she Bloom. War garden work of the pany here to turn over a large por- GERMANS UNDO HER city by the Red Cross agents how had made the bowels weak, ineffective and dependent. is said to be the mate of a soldier public schools was to have been in tion of its work to women. Fifty much it meant to them during their charge of Mr. Gabel and a succes- girls have been employed to oper- WORK IN FRANCE who is now at an army camp. The hour of suspense, anxiety and peril excellence case against her has been continued sor will have to be chosen. ate various machines and from the when the Austrians were thunder The purity and remedial of Nujol make it for 10 days. reporots of the management the day. ing almost at the city's gates, and the safest, most desirable constipation remedy known. Because this is Memorial work is being performed as quick when it was feared the city might Fifteen bottles of beer were con there was no carrier delivery of ly, accurately, and efficiently be turned to ruins by enemy guns. Nujol relieves the bowels without stimulation, griping fiscated by Chief Ben DeJaeger mail today in Moline, the usual when men did the work. in a Sunday being The children of Venice were in raid yesterday afternoon of a coffee schedule followed. In several places the girls work dire need, as the milk supply was or unpleasant reaction. Because of its purity the smallest house which George Vzesotas oper at the same machine with men, running low. American Lindsay-Oliv- er The Red child can safely use it. weaken body with salts ates at looe Third avenue, while Captain James performing their duties without Cross was procure sup Don't the the safely landed in France, ac- enable to a latter was arrested on a charge of has slowing up the production in the ply and rush it to the sorely beset and physics. Use Nujol and be "regular as clockwork." selling liquor within the prohibited cording to word which his sister. least. In the assembly room men city. In a few days Mary Lindsay-Olive- r, the families zone. Miss Moline. insert pieces of wood to be sawed which had deserted the city and be has received. This is her third and girls clear the machine from come refugees returned to brother to get into military serv- bot- their Charged with gambling and the side. In the room where homes; for the Austro-Germa- n drinking ice, one other being in the English tling cases for beverage compa- ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS at a Rock river resort, six army with the armies were held along the line of Moline boys were in Moline police and another Austra- nies are made, girls put the parti- the Piave. lian forces. tions together and the men place court yesterday afternoon. Their Buv War Savings stamps "We are indeed deeply grateful cases were continued until Satur- Iron bands about the two ends of to our ally (America), who not only There are no substitutes day. SMALLPOX CASES the cases. Although the women shows her spirit and sympathy by Buy War Sivinjr Stamps ARE DISCOVERED are new to this work, upwards of generous donations of money, but there is only Nujol. 1.000 cases a day are being turned leaves no stone unturned through IS CHARGED WITH AMONG NEGROES out. In the printing room, where name company which to demonstrate the feeling of THEFT the of the for between two na- OF BRASS which the boxes are being made is sisterhood the At every drug store. Send 50c. and we will hp smallpox tions," concludes the article. new kit tiz to soldiers sod tailors oywbere. IN EAST MOLINE Three cases of were Biaiupiru uptjii lufiu, uieu ieeu me l , Buy War Saving Stamps discovered in East Moline today, press and girls j clear it. f Lt f?r rV CAR IS LOST. and Mayor George F. Johnson is In several places in the factory - Jw- A er automo- mark never in bulk. Write lor booklet Charged with the theft of brass. taking every precaution to prevert the work is such that it has been Ford 0 f Albert Smith was in an epidemic. Unless his over completely bile, belonging to Gus Johnson. arrested East orders turned to the girls. 2605 Fifteenth street, Moline, was Moline last evening. It is claimed are immediately complied with he In one part of the assembly room Mlaa by the police Anne Morgan. standing in front of the Moline he was in the act of expects to place under the strict- girls place the hinges, locks andn public for library. Fifteen lat- constipation burying his loot when he was ap- est quarantine the entire colored sprigs on the boxes without the minutes INTiJ This new Ol snapshot prehended near First He of community. men. of Miss Anne er the machine was gone. The street. district the assistance of In other places Morgan, sister of J. P. Morgan, was theft was reported to the police. wiil not be given a hearing until All of the victims are negroes. the work is such that men still made during her tomorrow and in de- latest tour of the License number of the car Is the meantime he Three of the cases are well have a monopoly. The handling of devastated section of France. Miss 219734. is in jail. veloped and it is understood that a heavy logs as they come from the Morgan ( 1 i Buy War Savings Stamps has been devoting her ener- Buy Thrift Stampi x Regular as ' number who have mild attacks woods and the cutting of the logs gies MA GOLD towards the rebuilding of ruin- COLD STORAGE SFRVET. f SITCEEDS TATLOR. have been going about their usual in the saw mills is too heavy for ed villages in the war zone and C. H. Mangold has been appointed occupations, thereby exposing other than the strongest men. hu In view of the heavy demands for f (accomplished much, but unfortu cold storage space growing district deputy grand master of the many others. Mayor Johnson has In the work the girls have all nately a great ont of Masonic part of her work has war shipments, the bureau of mar- order to succeed Carlton directed Dr. Walton Tackett, city been protected from danger as been undone by the Germans, who is G. Taylor of Rock Island. Several physician, to take every precauti- much as possible. In many cases kets making surreys of epac have destroyed in their advance available for the cold storare of counties are in the district under onary measure to check tie spread the girls are sisters or daughters which she his Jurisdiction. and her helpers butter and egga throughout the of the malady. of the men at the factory and tne United Sutea.

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