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1 1 THE ROCK ISIjAXD AT?OTS. SATTTRDAV. JAXTTARV 23, 101.5. 't MOLINE ECT J RGUS SAVING EFFECTED !H!FOURTEENPLACES BYACOHMISS!0N!SnH VIOLATE THE LAW ! ur.- ptiorj ...! ficeel , ".' gai-; Ion, t.'.e prcnt coriuiT.p 103 txini; , F. Anderson Gives Figures in Oppc :ng Return to Aldermen. ... t II ?. Z .!'! a inor.' K l. g ii.o SEES MANY ADVANTAGES recr - li r net ion I.-rm m j: aiar":i wi ct- r. ;.:.g VjI Arrou"t cf Irrproving Hi Been Dona tnd B-st-iets Mas Bttn Transact-:! Witn Ospat-. r.'s.li-.g the J l ! th- t' ir .r u ;: : a t -t r:" r y . K p r : th- vtr r ' 4ri a:, J .".ca ;i !. f -jl. 'Li.i irr.r ? f..- I'.r ' ; .rr f.re department ! -Ti -,i.i;.n'.e:.t. in- ! of tl.e fire j t r rcpiac;:.- i if ot I a . g :i.f .-a me to - and h Survey by Health Department Finds Foods Ar.e Handled Improperly. ON PERSONAL STAFF OF KAISF.R AT FRONT TEN RESTAURANTS OFFEND i Wr. at Is p. r. a dor-ra--r t -r eomrrils ri f . ;. prr i-r.t-. C by " A:. J - -f! ;. M r....n.." f'iti tAli-Tu--r.r r frying ! .r : the f sn hs pro-n It" g'.TfH f.f.T'- bi t--' an r an'l fr-tr ra' Bii'lo f : f. t Iriof"" -ff-' pi 1 . r.ir..t foil by f !:..J fonting Six thM :.,;V'tii f . tr.o t - A". 1 rivh: ? it a r r-. I: ( t'.or of t is - Proprietory Warned s.d Given T wo Weeks to Make Reforms. Arrest Being Threatened. . li f " . jr I ". , f 7 GOMHIiTTEES FOR BANQUET CHOSEN Local Swed:sh-American Re publican Club Holds Its Annual Meeting. T!..it i rr.r:.- -i at t " .- Mr. An ! t- r.-ia-l- t..- t .- . . ?' t r t r-'ir r:.i f;...l run x r ft. . . t., f,r..v.. .ti i.i if; j , -it a n.ir.in r!vf.. :sti n ! a ! a- ! -1 -r. t: . 1 mM.K a f i i . n f.r I IT' r c t w i ! :l.h :.i Lat : ififul i ii" ! 'a ' .u.:.sb!-; ; - n '1 : . ia:. an t 4 I- i- ;tl it of; lr,!r .:! In n i. - I Pen r r- : I f r ! Rivnt lla! an a! l-rt::"::r fir-n: r n.- si'i ffalr-. an-1 ilu n afi- -.;;. rrat.-'! Irs i-n'. j'tnt V.r flnij : "N.w what I ; f. rr-i "Tt..- t ' ; -it iip'i'i a r. i ; . 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Isan-i:. !:;.!, Ill-.lit'l sipi.:..'. a ri- -M : ran I -i M i..;- i h i: ii i :i tar r i tii- . has j-i -t ,'-:i -!-! . a :. ilu I!.. f f S.' liar r t.i.- In-ill ii. in in ' : -sun : -.!. t:. h.i!.: ):, .:..- a-..l In '.!; v. h:h f.H..l ' ii.t. -a .t -i !: .ii' n.rt of :!! -ur. i.y Ii. n ciiii.!- '. -! ty t!io arttn. ::!. T-n of tl.-.-t sr n -ia i Hi' -'. t o nr.- L-ru- ! III -.'I Iil.lTK. . r r. -:.inra-.ts v. !si-ii '-. ,i'.:t! ;.::' 'i.-ri' i. s t I ..r two tn-cr!t' si.srk.-t i : - foun I to ;r irii.-.l- Hi a ir.anin-r ! .!--tr:r:..-n:;il t r,:.c ..rp.:i;s r. civi-n .ti ill j iii I:: w : r. t ! :it.,l two w ;-k- v. .; 1..- '.-iv- '.: t Tii.-' ' r inn- At tl:--'.;t ,- r:r ! if t. ':'. Hit !'..i li i :i rr.--1 s ati- r -ti. :-- ! ji-.:. :s .r,. fo 1T1.1 to til- sip to sin.l l. :,r -'..s.-. of r o:n- S' ;! r.-.- ' ,i .ir.u: ' - " : u !:i '.-1 . K i-a'1 :- MAYOR CARLSON IS HEAD! Elaborate Arrangements Will Be Made for State Convention to Be Held Here March 9. i t i Special t-omsnittcfe. wen? named at o annual nieiiiuK of the Moline ti (ic-nt-rul von Chelius, fi-p.rra! v.iii ("in-H'is i military .'i-d ip. tt-:it i; I't t f r-liiirf.' a :nl K ;it tl." p.Tmiai s'.:i:l oi' front. f.H lir- ol'iii n' I . i,;n--. .-',.:!. Tnis ti. ti. j :. ; i;-t tiijsx its ii i-i pr.-.-iusird tiiat tn '.-arn s'niii-t oi - i in- ' -I 'tj a-- pici-tl to in 'icr.' ! I w as furnsrrly ' ry at St. protn'iu i! :1 l!:o kaiser at .:S..l!i !-'rii!ay eve-' i - ;i in w iirLaiii.o n.-k starii-il. an.! tiii iiii'inh.-r-i iii--iiiiisr of tin- ii,' C1'- i). i.itioti !i;-.s em- . I I S edisii-Aiiicrican I-rulay fvcnins to tueiits for t'u Republican club look aft-'r the ar- rites an officer from the front, "is the nervous, inexperienced sentry, who is always firing at stray cows or 'dropping acorns, or ot'ier objects j which fail to ai.swcr Ins suimnons : promptly. On 3 meets many such ncn ! tries, and their challenpos. "Halts -la.' ! ferocious in some cases, excited in j others, is distinctly terrifying, espe cially as it is backed up by a business i like bayonet and a tremendous fmiger I on a trigger. One is in real danger iun'.il the word 13 ftiven. I was walkins with a Reneral in ins !own territory the other clay when we wi re held up by such a man, who pre sented his baj-onet to the generals breast and refused to move umil an officer had been summoned to estab lish the generars identity. Of course he was strictly correct, but as his Iriile went off (in the air) from sheer ! nervousness as w e passed on, we had i reason for feeiing a slight thrill." CHURCH MAKES IT AST TO PRETEND Any Ilj'pociite Can Pray ani Sing; but not Ail Will Work, Says Patterson. GIVES A SCATHING ADDRESS Ir.'sh Divine Denies That He ls Ad vance Agent for Billy Sjntiay but Thanka Cod for Him. rang. tate convention and banquet to be held in Moline March f. Mayor M. II. t'arl.-on elected president to succeed Frank Amsterdam. Correspondence of! The Ass;ocia;ed Press.) "Lille has al ready paid 3,400. 00' francs as a war tax: the feeding of German troops has X. K. Mua on wa noosed of Mar: in T. n: i : :i n c- I a i id.; 1 -l:i- l, ,n ot i ! J '. I r. f- n ! v r ' w l tab i ai u:i. ! ,- t-,- j., : ri:' pt of t.. I I'v .tuT'-a 1 ' I f r. 's:r t . l-i' i I i-ir ;av b- p.. I i --:i is" w r- o p.-e 1 . :i n- ) i'r.. ii -1 ,s. w ) . i ia i-1- -!i".'-i. I-: Tor., I'oeis vn'-o I , :! '. w :i c'n -a ' r pre;'ri-..i " i- . !' :- c ' i'. owAfis mm ti MOLiflE FOR JOBS!!.: Eumor Factories Hero Have on 4,00 0 I.I en C iuecs Cc- 13 .C I.andee i'nd secretary. A conimiiiee Jtt;iiL-r. n. llr iia Hoglie.-g and Andrew Ki-nu.e (if K-ielc Isla.'id. and Mariin It.! f i Carlson, .lohu Suudine and X. K. Mun-, son cf Moline, was appointed to na-ne ; a vice president for each precinct in i tills city, nine in Hock Island and two in iiast .I ."in-'. The report of this eomir. ita-e will be presented at the j next meeting of the club. Standing i-iitiiiniUu's were then named as loi liuv s : Kxccuf ive Cliarle ; Hranstrom. M. ' 11. v arli-oii. 1 .1. I.andee, Kmil John 's..!!. Carl Ha"gr"ii and Oscar Oberg. Kiii;nce John Susidine, (a-urc-' W. (John son, I'r. Louis o.-trom, 3i. it 1 X. !-'. M.inson. tu select delegates and the state convention---.!. j IS. OakhNi" Albiti 1!. Arid- rson. Grant ill-.cber-r and F. A. Johnson. j Slate Is Recommended, j Special onin.it.t m on tiie stat ieo-f ii-; p million and a half, while the ,I,.'l. 1.,oti frnm lo .n I rt I 111 e 1 1 f c insen ' IS i someth.ine over three hundred mil- j lion." w rites the mayor of Lille to Gen ! eral von Heindrich, the military gov ernor, begging to be excused from pay ing an additional war tax' of three mil- i lion francs, w hich the governor has ! demanded. j "The governor's reply, according to jthe Lille Bulletin, which is now pub ; lished bi-weekly under German super ! vision, is that "in view ot" the rpiiet ! behavior of the population I will al jlow the payment of the remainder to 'be postponed for a week." The gov s' ernor declined to recognize any obli ;g:ition on the part of the Germans to f: ed the citizens, and recommended I that the mayor import corn from ling-la;id. C;tic'-:;iy-ul" P.itte: so-i c'tided his series i if set ail lre the three cities with u time adress at the I-'irst Me; ho list :u this city last n.vht in w !.i. u labored the church as it i i.-;s and called upon his heater.-, out and , do actual work in ;h, t.ince of their less fort ,:na"e ,. and sisters. He vigorou.-; v tiiat he -a:ne heie a.s ad -. ;t..i . f-'jr 14 I!y Sunday. "I have heard SuMda ip. ik. he, "and 1 thni; God for h:iu do a vast, amount yf l-od coa- in h.ji rs ' hmcji l i: tt today 10 pet (iMn-rs d 'Hii-,l :. iit -:i d tie pi'l ; Havre. (Correspondence of The I Associated Press.) An oilicial slate i mi nt gives the information that up to 'the present time the French authori ties have dispatched to the front LiiTO.- rious titration. ee:i ve: f r Ii.i r::a f r!- '.. tr-r ti- p-ir :. t..-- ! i-. .f l.ui-lr. v r t . I- l-r on iria i i p.:! I - V.-t!.. f ll -.MS No ..rm is i. i'.r.. f. .e.r l atiat.i-- c .i i:i ! . '. V ;ii d :i ;-. : -ii-ii:it.:i 1 :.ii!.i, t . ri.-. t. but ! ..-i.t m r t'.. I a.. : . kv i!i.! laid li- 1 to a :s .i-.y T- : ity'j. c vi leTsi -. : :i. it. !-.- :i ,!" r-:.. di.ig i i j - r.-:iiitu:.'. ii:e ,-sil I '-f. -rrneiii tite town. -,:n;ni.--!o:! i.: t it is a v:i-t oid apiia.: ird the d nin-: :. Resist Be' :--Ki.. r K. L. Ac li.it i 1 La-: r-' ;' .!! I :. I 1... ; n v. . a it I'r I. I --es : in tit; ! '. r e t:- :.n ! - -.if - -1 I ' h - Hi. I ir ( I ..f th-.varrant.-iv: '.- bi: .i..-:u.p a : i r -Ahi.-h ! . s Mc-i ni il set at i ;;:g the . I.. r ef n Ii 'ii: c.ilih c-uir.-e. th .-.nd soine i th- Tri-C':y i :i. of w hie! is s. (-.-. a r ri -t iu-.nied on reconunen- l "ho ion of a eieamittee n:i':ic-.l at the 1'isl sc-ssioti and composed of Frank J. Laitdee, n tiriiig jiresi.i, tit. G. L. Peter son, retiring secietary. and Lmil Jiiii!i.-ii. treasurer. Tl'.ose selected are: On general arrangements Frank J. I.a;:d- e, eiiairaian: Auciist Sandine, :'.!. -rt Slialiberg. A. V. L.-.ierdahl. IJ .j iV Freeman G. L. r.'-t.-r-on. Charles, I'OO blankets. J.or.D.OuO underves. 1M 70.000 flannel belts. 1" I'SO.OoO pairs of socks, 5O.O0O mufflers, and l.lhoO, (HiO pairs of gloves. Large reserves community, a i win- use lore taking up the rc.i! lies at yo-.ir hands?'" Churches, .sa;( l;.-v. hav,? deterora'od into re the presi-i va' ion of the The dicitity their m'-i-thet he said, is fatal to sum. i m ; undertakings for i.he b t'-iu human k:t!d. Too Little Work. "There is altogether tm, reading and study and loo tnu ing and prayer," slid the i "That is ail your Christ ian l-i si ei-i.ies and Kpworth ! ,iiii -vo a ai-y it;. jiuiTitp can s:ni; a' d pray bn: not e.e is ready to get oni and turn for nthers. Too many empty form.--, to cover up 1 along the lines uf acn.i; i,. I- a,i dc ' ' rsiiii, .".is for ,erv.(. "Sillfir. ,y rrj ut ot nnicli :iKer. .h-n or do. ar if nT! l: iii-i t .'li st. Of thesi for tiie things have also bi immediate future. PBEDiGTSAlME! to: j-l. X,i d ti I n II - he I, . -1' t : i . Mil 1 Pa Mi li. aceo - tin. cretary ' -irt ni--r- en stocked j to mankind. I "How many enr;g at my rt Peking. ('Correspondence of the As-; tended a he!j so; iated Press. I In reply to a docu-, brother or si.-t.-r mi nt recently printed and circulated ' forget mo of th.. by a supporter of the Manehu dynasty, learned Mo do in eh the republican rovernment has issued 1 school and cultivate dangers ol i!sefu,n rv to the I The m- !h-u.'..-tro::!. l-.nn! ( ol. man. A. L. Han- I a statement concerning the dangers ol ; nsettoness b d son and F. V. Anderson. i attempting "to act contrary to the i The Moioi V. M I wishes cf-'the people," saying that "it ' cured Mr. Pa'terson j is no linger possible fjr one lamily to iircvern Caina." That this is the pop i uiar opinion s-ems to be borne out by ! th fact that the newspapers, though Conirni'tc" on banijiiet Get rg" V. J.'-;t:oh, cli:iii-"iai! : F. A. Landee. .1. li. (lakliaf, Andrew Kempe. Jack Free men. ". II. HoihiTg. A. P. F.eri-ielius, M T. Iiudcrreti and Frank A. Johnson. ( "o'nmi?t'-e on speakers John sun- dt en chairman: Kmil Johnson and Dr. n Initc.ii! of i.ri"5 bay. grain nul, u.v of ri.niiin- thf - s a:-irs. no ei.ii -ii:;, . i ; .r-- has be, n a report , , . . JPp.,.., for ,h. I,..."- and oi.i.-r .1.-- .,-;..,. ..an ran b-if but -ay. : OT ATC H T ' IIDftOC ' ir' '! "li S" that there is . rar.ni.-r,.. -, ,-a'! a Ti - r.-s-U. cf th- f.ur .ur;" trial j U I L U i 1 U f L 1 "'V ' - ". tU " TUr - iuh vo',.,, to hoM a meetim i..n i:nd.T the f mr r-o-er r.f ;t.f ti,- c-.:ii;:i -'-. c over-:.-n! !.v .urj " w i r-port -. as start. -.1 wi? i the del b.-rate , . . ' ........... . I . ;! e Manufacturers not. 1 I- b. ii i U now P'iril.T-1 in rarliwl ia'.:! ri'v : . -arratit :.. c.tv i.i ion-I .. .purjo e .-: ::.!:: g i he Iowa canii d of , ... , , . i ; in the evetiit.g. at union time a dm tie parlns to t! !y nuay '.'.ti- !-n:l::..; it. trf.l f-r a:,.-t o-r i.-rm. I..-' , -T f Tjl.'r -'i:u, ot :'- i,, m. i. or to make p.is- .,, , , . ., , , . , . ... , . . , n"aer at Meetmgr Ot Biau , , ., , . 1 wi 1 be served lor the members of lr!4 of J.i in u b ynr. . i :-n. .-.(.-. ga r-d In tnis trial. iw.:. !i l'-aAU ' .-' r.y. r s for ra: rnai - not , . - .,. , .V. n -.ini:.b" i f !.ot Th- rt'.i i.il hr l on Vtr )-I all h- t:rn r. iv t-Mivr ?irr.- ih.- pi.t.'tc. ti.- i '.. - li.-.g inlirb" ! lai r "...n--I : "An t-l-r.rl. a! enr'neer usi-i brotiiriii ilnwn front Chi' as. to mak' a f th ftrr.-ct IL-tli II- found t lify vre d-fli lent in candb-pow and hnc did not comply !r?i the rontrart. Tiii re-u'ti-l in a r-.!ic-tion of II ".. in the Mil for 1: f in g. Thi-' faza m ati-h f ,i In.-i-s biiii iro-d In -ery d-pa"m-r.t of th- r.t. Tl.e con.mit-lon-r U on 1!; J.d aii 'he tim-. u-lt:sT frry efort at I. I'-rii-man 1 to a e or-y f. r th i ry. Drinking Water Teste-! T!n cra.':l--l n f.-rm .f kov rn n.rit ha. rln U dailv ?-.-: of our drinklr.K at-r. In-p tion of miik and ijatri; an np t.v.l:.:.. trat c cdin arirr: In-p-rtton of n.-w l oii.lii.g aad a nor rifid r:.f.iri-.-t:i. n: t.f bisiiiiLg la lfhln tbf r;r limit: a n- t -:-cp.on franthie with the r.axiriitiin ratr txr i In pie franchise ThU I mnief hlr.g no otis-r tlrv in I linei. 113 N -t of "Th b-t a?errk In the coun- u si H rfii ivt-: 1, -; new and if cr.-a't-r aiv !: .11. - trati ii or ti.- !.. of th- t f. er x rmge to 11- ; x.itn s uiuD lass on :s- tory of the War. r.I:: in t ' r,,vi-r n- 1 B QUARTER METER TO BE BANISHED!: ! That th i based on ! sons and statcir.-rit pr-s. :.t v..t: t 1 0:10:.. :c :.i :iot r:i rai . 1 made Friday 1:1 Ki:r..; poi .t.eal ie i -ra- atre.l wa the evening by I. :the : I 1 !..:, :o 1,. in'-n three s itin askiisg I hem. lint- in People's Power Co-r.pany Wi'l Ecqu re Deposit of S3 From Gas Users. i:. It is ('! ieve(I. !:nv.-ever. tiiat no or- Has i.et i le-ira:ly siiirli ii. ' t'i ) t: 's.ih-.ise ti:,- in n;!-, cf ,- i f th" impression that wort; j had i:i ?.T ; : ! tor ap.y ont-iile s.-ereiary Jan-.-n today wir.-.l the da'ly new spa p. r at pes Moines true conditions and -.ty be given to i:.---a.i.-- states that Mo s do nei ;.s yet p.-cv de ..r t"a - resident labor of that nau comers have no lire work. al at I the -veiiit,g. at w men time a dinner. w ill be served for the members of the lu'o. Peports of ofiicers atid commit-; t--e- will he heard at this time and further arraigements will be made for the coming state convention. Women Are Active. Women are taking an active interest and indications point to a large dele ft the regular m row afternoon at v. on "Fly Fishing for oi iv h k s i i - r hand t M y .- th ti. r--h i i a 1 1 : . for no eh i Men. II 1 -I A. a n some of them are not very friendly to the government, condemn always any attempt at restoration of the Manchus. The author of the reactionary pamph let is an old man who has been en gaged, it is said, in compiling a his tory of the Ching dynasty, and his studies and labors have probably in so-red his enthusiasm. He is to be. sent to uis home in Szecbwan prov-; ince. and his family are to be made! responsible fur his loyalty to the re-j ....Wit.. 1.-. iniD-ViATinrDrl fMKtnm ! i .j-M-, ; . - i n 1.- , rt t-t r 1 o fnmrli- Hfl o ' ill t,inua i J i.in-rvtr ""u"- .' - " i YOUNG EVERS MAY GET A MATCH WITH YOUNG ERTLE Kfl'orts are being made i Voung Kvers of this ity uii j Krtle, the bantam who lias hi ; ing something of a sensation Mistie circles about Chicago. i mate Ii i oiing en male in piigi )'i anurj Scliieberl. who is now al Milwaukee, writes that Kvers lia-s a good i -hanre to get on with Krtle at one of tite bills given in Wisconsin this winter. tui i that .-1 1 i- i miiloyni. th- city an 1 chan.-e to s,., I ;, ,ui. l-j.l t .. .. ; The f.l by a". I i pi-.-i.or. . v i.ieii :i i i.a 1 it i f The a furu'T rf -r Ie -i rs ud.-i i -r.-r p'.-'s wi:: i ej i-V e nbo!i! con pa.ny li to J. Pow er e si.,..! over its tiie ixp.-ri.-ine ho-1 -ew :ve i have i.tr'i r mct-r always ha had i f ! uttir.g r-fT Pie uri,iy "f midst of pr- paratiuns for a LADIES! DARKER Y0DRCREY MIR Use Crandma's Sage Tea and Sa'phur Eccipe and No body Will Know. ::i. al uh ti pr ie t .-ar hi: -' itifri- iu- n"iy : !...u-e. The purpose i T.--.i:ic-. bv it r t" -u :rt-r r-. f by reih- I::g 1 1-..1 wii-n there rious tuomelitK must be lor a i-.i.irter. Wiii !i not r : to l.e found in the : t'i" con rar.y r an 'ii-erc. Is to weed out rs I s npid'y a-i po- t.-.i -n v. oh tho oth.-r !s char re rf ten- ;-it of from rnch ga under user ! prote-t Ihf company piynieat of MiLs. agaliist non- MCLINE BANKERS PLAN Th b ef Fa cJ Sulphur for re V)TBg taij.-d. Itrajr blr (a Its natural rotor dates back tj icrandicother'a tim. Sh- uriceJ It to kep her hair beautifully dark. Klosiy aad atundaat. WbrtisTrr br hair foil out or took oa ths.t dull, fadrd or strraki-d appear anc. th.' simple mixture was applied with Wuoderf -1 effect. But brewlr.: at 'one Is mii'Jjr and oat-ef-date. Nowadays, by aktns: at aay druc store for a 50-crnt bottle of "Wyeth's Sag and i?ulphir Cora pound. oo wti! get this famous old rwctpw which caa. h drpt-nded upon to mtont ftatoral color ard beauty to th ha'.r and Is sp'.od.d for dandruiT. dry. fwvertih. Itchy scalp and faiiizis tar. A well known downtown drucicist SCOTS CELEBRATE THIS ays It darkens th hair so naturaliy and e-mlr that cobody ran nil It baa been applied. Yoa simply dampen a poor or son brush with It and draw this through your hair, takicc on strand at a time. By morning th fray batr disappears, and after anoth er ap pi leaf Ion or two It tvms beau tlfcTly !rk. r!'-y and abundant. ) ILaryer iioua ihaxuacj. (Ail. a" t I; will of courno take yoarji to li'i!r.ate t!i-:i entirely by thi plan. The ;aart-r no ter wa introduced f r th purpose of preventing the com- coin. pativ from tniiz d'-fra'.d-il bv those who r.ovej away v ithout paying their. BOXERS SHOW PACES AT ras biii. To rr.-t this ditnculty now ' 't hs M en arrar.icd to reiuire a do-1 3 Wai e Joslyn. K.Igin attorn-y. at the Illollii.lv t.l.-etll.g Ol II. e I. Hoi .W I. s Iilb at the S eon ! Con ;regal iona I ic'n irch. I1U addr- follow, d tl.e rr-g-' ular d'r.ner. hiih was s- rved by .Me srs. Lidva.l, Ami. r.-n.i and Slial I. n-e His topic was tin- Lump, -mi war from a ki-Turies.1 Msir.dpoir.t. ; The spe.iker ssiid that bs.-k of tin- is ' . s w h'.'h are beins: fought out :here is an iinderly:ng movi no-iit for the. aiioii'.ion of the po.er. cf the prf s.nt' iioverninir class and be believed tiiat it wou'.l inanif-st itself b; fore peace lias b i ll fully re.-tor-d. I!" wmild not be .surprised if eventually the gov err.mei'ts were m rg.:-d into a I'nited States of Kurope mod 1-d on the same gctsera! plan as the diked States of America. C. .1. Seymour, prcsid-nt of t-ie club. wa iiulhorized to appoint a commit- ; tie to cooperate with those named by other M'liin- organizations to work for a fare of 'J 1 2 cents for school j Funeral of Varren Erickson. children i n the street rai'.wny lines ' T'u- fun-r-il i f Warren Lee Krick Me'nbers were iin: - I a. h to bring was h hi at " o'clock Friday after to the February meeting some mem- noon from ihe home, -12 Twentieth ber r.f the G. A. it. to bear the address avenue. ftev. It S Haney ofliciated whleii will be -ivr-n by Judge Kath-i!,n,J hi'eini-.it w.is in Itiverside. burne of Chicaro on Abraham Lin-j gation of tiie fair sex. It was oniy two years ago that women were ad mitted to the convention for the first time and they proved a valuable addi tion to the state league. I! to imprisonment, banishment, and even deatii, for the action of one of them. Jahns Not Candidate. Commissioner O. L. Jahns is first member of the city commission to ex press himself regarding his candidacy London. (Correspondence of The ) at the spring election . This morning ception Associated Press.) The late King lie declared he would not be a candi- eommmee lor the state meeting will ( Leopold's personal influence Had a date and that he saw no rea.-. ne a large one, as it is composed or . great deal to do with the state or pre-; his friends should ask him the new ly elected ofiicers of the club, ; i aredness which enabled Belgium to .' against his w ill in hy to ruu !! OBITUARY RECORD v Funeral cf Mrs. Flemming. Fur. rai s-.-rvi cs over the remains of Mrs Pose Pi. -ft Fl.-mniing were h'-M al ::: I'ridav morr.ing at the home of h. t d.niuhbr at 71 Xme-te.-r. li sir. et and at !i o'clock at Si. Mary's church. Father J. S. Kelly of I'cisited and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Fast Moline. The In an rs were !.'. H. V.'ilson, G. O. Hietz. Gears:,. Hank. Poy J Gre. n, Joi n Mcl.'niry and Francis lie Jaeger. and they have appointed all the mem- i enter the war, according to an article bers of th SIDELIGHTS ON EUROPEAN WAR organization as assistants, i written bv some of tiie Belgium offi cials connected with the relief work here. It reads: "King Leopold, uncle of the present i King Albert, was an enthusiastic ad-1 vocate of military defense works, and his personal ideas were largely de-, j Lerlin. . (Correspondence of The As-; sociated Press.) The steady exten-' sion of the sphere of activity of Ger man submarines is the subject of a; recent article by the German naval i expert. Count Keve'.itlow-. The sink ing of a patrol boat off Dover and later .by the destruction of two com merce! steamers off the French coast, gives evidence, says the writer, that German under-w ater craft are able to operate a'most anywhere even in the most frequented waters He dismisses the suggestion that the revival of German submarine ac- Files Bankruptcy Petition. Robert Kd, Moline contractor, hai filed a voluntary petition in bank ruptcy and Referee L". U. Henry has set Feb. ;j at 2 o'clock in th- after noon in Peoria as the time and place for a meeting of creditors. A trustee Iveloped in the fortresses of Antwerp. "bl be appointed at that time. Hav and Xamur. But he met with much opposition in his efforts to I spend large sums for war purposes, i , ; and he feared that with his death! i many of his projects would be reject- ! ed. '"When the king was on his deatii bed. a most important military bill. j which be had labored for years to j ; bring before the parliament, came up' in the lower bouse for discussion and : was passed. Its fate in the senate; was in doubt, however. Plow Company Seniors Win. The Moline Plow Company Seniors , fattened their standing in the Mami- ' facturers' bowling league Fi hlav eve ning by grabbing off three straight from the John Deere 'The totals were 1' 4".l Plow and -J. THE COMMERCIAL CLUB I Three lioxing exhibitions were given -r I at the Miig party of the Moline Com- I merciai club r'liday evening, two lie-j i ing for thr-e re.ii.ds and the other! I for right. Local tsiitnt appeared all I TO BOWL THE ISLANDERS ,he way through and the entertain--' t wa- highly pleasing. In preparation for a contest with Rock Island Moline banker are prac ticing on the Kaele bowling alleys al most nigatlr. Rock Island banker recently defeated a team of Daven port money ban l'. r and the Moline contineent propoci to go after the trl-city honors If they find tiiat th-y ran get lt.lo championship form. meat Young Sinnet loved three rounds with '-'Id Kvanj and thn three with Joe Li'l ipn, al! G ree men being from Ro-.-k Tstar.d. P.ot l contests were tame but Cailagnn ftirni.hed considerable' atiniseim n- i.!i hij antics. He took! the iea".' h s r:oi.si and in one of his I wild swings ..truck th- referee.' .Harry DeW'oIf. Young Sti-ckmnn of i Moline and Krlc I-arson of Rock Island 1 hox-d rluht rounds. putting up a' Melonas Infant. J ,iv'-.v has been, due to the restoration Ihtil- Andrc.v M. donas. :-mont hs-1 u ti'.e locks at Zeebrugge. Belgium, old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Melon- (jerniany's new naval base, statics as of Fifth street and Kightcenth ; thi,t to his knowledge t.he locks were avenue uie.j at o'clock this : "ever damaged by British gunfire as morn ng and burial took phu e this "-'d oeen maintained. As a matter ol leinoor. in pivershle cemetery after ' fu'L he argues. German submarines, or; s.-r ie.s at the home. jure not dependent on Zeebrugge as a base an order to make successful Banks Get Notice. j raais in Kngland w aters That their I Banks of Mol.ne nday received no-'r.id,iis of action is extensive enough 's from James J. Bradv. state audi-' without it he says is proved bv the lor. informing that the law against . fa-t that submarines have gone as far paying check on ow.rd:awn accounts. ' hs the Shetland islands and to noints afo-r he en 'oli e.l, as the even more distant referring evidently is against good bankinc nrin- to tiie well-authenticated report that carelessness on i one of the little craft had circumnavi- ""The king summoned his physician and asked abruptly, "How long have I to live." "The physician, upset by such a question, stammered a few words of protest. " "I am not asking for tine words." interrupted the king. "I am speaking now- not as your patient, but as your king. It is a matter of state. How many hours have I left.' i 'Sire, tiie end mav come enrlv to morrow, although there still is hope.' " 'Send the premier to me.' "The premier came, and the king Please Don't. Oil, yes. we. Ihi-ik a goo.! t girl's voice next door, 'out i do for us to put our thou words. -New Orleans pb-in company. -a I -f ti'.e t imldil'l his il.lo WHY WOK Many will hi prai t ict oip'.es and leads to the par: of depositors gated ti'.e ent.re British Is cs YEAR ACROSS THE RIVER creditable exhibition. "Ho : of yours, lord ask Potter weighed and Larson i: tor kman ami six tiiu a hoa! the Flitter? goo I dr Yes. 1 1 Cood Dc-.l. i- 1 ( n: of t.ai:; ' Doesu t Ihe I for it?" I Calcutta. (Correspondence of The house Associated Press i Judgment has jtist land- been decried in Cue courts here in the first case of "trading with the enemy" 's ft m jiitii for it. . ..." r tt." . t.jansen asked to speak Iturnb' Mrttidjy untilvemary In Haveii. Al DAWUUtl Al LASALLtii port rrh. 1 It will he uhcIt the I . 2.u-pic.. of the Trf City Cab ibinl-in J! A. Jansen. secretary of the Trl- rlub wl-uli formerty heM lis meeting!! fit v M.itiiif.i"! urerc' asicialion. Ims i.i th! -ity. s-o:cli ilsiin o ar.il music ' br en livMed : je-i; at a i.sm'pi-t in llii U a feature of tiie program. i bv held by tiie illitob: alley .Mauu Three little Peak tin in i' ch anil bavi and h- worth little. often asks five which was male a severe misdemean- ; or si "he beg nning cf the war The t acnised. an employe of a Caleu'ta e.x i rotting firm, was sentenced to IS tluee 1 moii:!is fmpro'-onment and to niv -i ate p-rn'cious to man to fine -if V3.c,m He was convietcl oT h and know little, to sri-nd endeavorimr to nrmn.. fur ih. n tte, (u presume iisoc Three Things. i is-'s too much and said to li;m: i " 'Sire. I am delighted that tae chamber has rassed the military law. for as you know, I am convinced that on that law depends the maintenance of the independence of our country. I now ask ycu to take the bill to :i:r senate tod.-.y, and to tell the senators that it is my wis'r to see it mads into law before I die. It must bo done quickly." "On the ?am day the bill war adopted unanimously and without di russion by the senate. King Lecpol signed it at s o'clock and on the fol lowing; morning breathed his last." s.i pm-ft of mica to a G"; ( "or-, allies. man finn. ; A man of rournre I faith. Cicero. Is also full of Without any means of nt-otrot;,. , against the pressure of' the water. The a Greek sponge Mshernn i recentlv ' 0. TlTlfTt k rt'va Ia a 1 t . n n - perils of journeying iu the war Zones." sieved to le tUe wd"8 rec'd London. (Correspondence of Assor'aied Press.) "One of ihe Rock Island Women are Learn ing the Cause. Women often suffer, not know iu : th cause. Backache. luadacbe. d.xine.-s, t(T- vousness, Irrestilar urinary (:..,.ia s weak ness, iatiguor Kach a torture of Itself. Together hint at we..i:r-i,ed kidneys. Strike at the root g t to the cause- Xo other remedy more hi.-h.y en dorsed than Dean's Kiiho y Piiia. Recomniende 1 by ttio'j. -.;: n .. Kndorsed at tr-nj. Here's convincing te.-::ua Rock Islam citizen. "1 have used P. an - Ki With such fine ic-ii ts t.hat to tell others jibout t.h. Westerdr.I. or i)) Thirte ;' is.anu. i na.U i.r- back, whieii kept mi i stooping. I had tr, til ing and my kid:.. these troubles ! :t n Doan's Kidney I'il's." Price 50e, at all deab-ra. Dmrt ir pl7 lisk for a kidney remedy t!t Doan's Kidney Piils -the sir.)" lis' Mrs. TTesterdal had. losterMdhura Co.. Props.. Buffaloj N. Y'. -tAdv.J 1 ' ii,.;.- from i- I'iiis ;.i rlad s .'.'s. . !:i-k in fi )' A rt or" 's; ..!. .'. A!' toei I u n