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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05
NO DROP IN COST OF
BUILDING MATERIAL

That there will be no decrease in
the cost of building material during
the present year. and that holders
of vacant property in South Bend
should build homes on this prop
erty." is the opinion of Howard En-
mons. secretary Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Sec'y EmmOns Tuesday issued the
announcement that he hal conferred
with several building material firms,
and also with the national associa-
ton of building material concerns,
and has been told by them that there
will be no decrease in the cost OF
material for at least a year.
I'm view of this fact" said FIR.
Emmons. referring 10 the report
from building material dealers,
South Bend owners of vacant prop
erty should build on this property
now. There are at least 5000 vacant
lots in South Bend where street i'm
provements have been made.
eff the owners OF this property
will build houses on these vacant
lots. they VIII not only increase the
value of their property, but they will
at the same time provide a revenue
getter.
"If property owners are waiting
for a drop in the cost Of building
material, they are making a mis-
take. We have conferred with a
number Of building material dealers.
and with their general association.
and they tell US that there VIII be
no decrease in the cost of this ma
terial for at least a year.
The Chamber OF Commerce will
aid anyone desiring TO build by put
ting him in touch with those who
can lend financial assistance 10 those
needing II 10 improve their vacant
property by building houses on it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05

the fact that II Italy continued in
her present attitude towards gain
ing certain smaller provinces there
would be trouble.
he Polish deserve absolute indie
pendence." was the statement made
by Mr. Hindus. According 10 the
speaker. there is not a nastier nor
meaner class OF people In the
world than the nobility OF Poland.
They are small numerically but very
strong politically and the fact that
the nobility - trying 20 seize the
land Of the smaller nations is the
cause OF the fighting at present. Mr..
Hindus very strongly emphasized
the fact that II the nobility con-
tinued this policy there would be
another war much more disastrous
than the one just finished.
4 Ball OF Fire
What becomes OF the Russian sit
uation depends altogether upon the
people. according 10 Mr. Hindus.
The Russian revolution is a ball of
fire" said the speaker. land whether
IL burns the world or whether it il
lALlAlAe5 4L. is Up 10 the people. a
great many people have the idea
that If Lenine and Trotzsky were
dead the trouble in Russia would
cease.
But this is the wrong idea" said
Mr.. Hindus and to fully understand
why this il, people must understand
the living conditions of the country.
The farm lands are all owned by
landlords. who pay the peasants
from eight 20 IS cents "a day. This
payment is made in check which can
only be cashed by the landlord once
a month"
Mr.. Hindus told OF. the farm lands
near his own home. The land was
owned by two landlords. one Polish
and the other German. Mr. Hindus
further said:
Very Religious.
The peasants are a very religious
class Of people and one of the larg-
est sects in the country is made up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05
plies Cured i'm 6 to IA Days

Druggists refund money if PAzO
OINTMENT fails 20 cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or Prutruding Piles
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
You can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price 60c--Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05

A sudden cold snap may mean
costly expense with your auto radi-
ator. Never Freeze Natural Water
is always dependable. AT Hinkles
Garages, or Bell s51; Home 1852.
Advt. 1S219-6
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Part and Too Often us
The Back

Many people have q weak spot.
Too often it's q bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up, day and night
Backache is often from veal kid
leys.
In such case a kidney medicine is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05

rheumatic pains i'll my limbs NJ kid
neys acted irregularly and annoyed
me. l got Doans kidney Pills at
Andrews Drug Store am thcy hs-ped
me wonderfully. tn nd
pains lett my back and limbs and my
kidneys acted regularly. Daon's are
fine medicine"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for d kidney romedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same nat
No Gray had. F0 ror,Miib.r4 Co,
}Itis Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
PERSONALS

P. B. Jones, of Jesup, is stopping at
the Oglethorpe.
j. Fl. Tippins, ofg Glennville was il
the city yesterday.
Chas w Hoyt Of Jacksonville
spent yesterday in the city
Alex Livingston OF BrookmaG vas
in the city yesterday.
Dr.. G. w Blantcn has retvfnea
from Atlanta.
Paul H. Lucas of Charleston was IN
| the city yesterday.
P N Cowart Of Atlanta, is the the
Hotel Royai.
r. D. Meader is attending Camcen
Superior court in ST. Mary's.
w. T. Mccormick is in Atlanta, on
business trip.
| FELTON, Williamson, OF COrdele Ga.
is a guest at the Hotel Royal.
w. II. Lee, of jacksonville, is reg.
| !stered 1T the OSlCthorpe.
F. A. Bishop and w. A Bay At
| lanta were among the arrivals At the
Hotel Royal yesterday.
" A. Ritch. of Charlotte, n. C was
among ithe arrivals at the Oglethorpe
| yesterday.
4 q. F. White of Macon representing
Southern Railway was among The
rs to the city yesterday
Fred A. Long, a well known Atlanta
business man was in the city yeStei
| day.
Milton Brown, Of the Brunswick
| Lumber company is indisposed II the
regret OF his friends.
F.F. George, agent of the SoutieriI
at Everett City was among the visitors
to the city yesterday
J. c. Pittman, representing the
Standard Oil company. with head
quarters in Atlanta, is in the city
guest at the Hotel Royal.
Among the Atlantians registering
at the 0glethorpe Yesterday were Ii.
L. Wilson, B. F. Weaver and w. o.
May.
TAX NOTICE.
All. taxes due the City of RI uns-
wick for the year 1913 are due and
payable at the office of the under
] signed at the City Hall and ualesa
paid by November Goth, executions
win issue on December /, 1919.
Save cost by paying now.
L. LUDWIG,
12-1 City Treas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
GESTIONES PARA QUE Sc
REANUDE Ell SERVICIO
DEL CABLE DIRECTO
Las ha hecho la Cdmara de
Concrete americana del
puerto de Tampico
TAMPICO lamps, Mario s.

TAMPICO lamps, Mario s.
hfuv contento esta ell concrete con
las gcstiones quee sta hacienda la Ca
mara dc Concrete Americana para
que sc reanudc el seryicio de cable
directo Gue cxistio hace cinco amos
entire csIa ciudad Y Galveston. Tam
bier csta trabajando porque sc es-
tablcZca IN scrvicio dc carros dor
mitorios hasta Laredo. que cstan ha-
ciendo mucha falta ! las personals
que conStantemcnte viajan para la
frontcra dc los EStados Unidos
Vigilancia de una Colonia
Los vecinos de la Importance Co.
ionia Anahuac, al icual que los de
otras que pidieron permiso para te-
ncr armas en- sus donicilios, han CO.
mcnzado a e~jercer personal Vlgi|an-
cia en- sus dominios. a fin dc evitar
los asaltos v robes que con frccuen-
cia Sc han venido cometiendo.
Tambien otras colonias sc anna
ran en- IN misma forna para e~Jercer
vigilancia, y a las cualeS ell Ayunta-
miento no puede ofrecer garantias
on tanto no forre IN competente y
honrado cuerpo de p~olicia que tie
ne en- p%royecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
TRABAJARAN UNA NINA
EN- LA REGION DE
SAN DIMAS, DGO.

DURANGO. MARIO 3.-Al rico Mu-
nicipic de San Dimas, de este Estado.
esta va volviendo la antigua actividad
commercial Y minera debido a La rcanu-
dacion de los trabajos de la Compa-
MIA Ninera de San Luis, Ia cual los
habia suspended a de la falta
de se~guriGades. Para la fecha Sc han
ocupado mas de cuatroscientos opera
rios. V ell concrete ha vuelto a abrir
nuevamente sus puertas, a toda clase
de o]peraciones.
La Compania minera va a dar un
mayor impulse a la negotiation. y,
para este efecto, ACADIA de celebrar un
contrato con eli Gobierno del Estado,
para ell establecimiento de una planta
hidro-electrica, cuyos trabajos de ms
~talacion han dado va principle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
PROPAGANDA Sc
HACE EN- SONORA DEL
BOLSHEVIKISMO
En- la capital del Estado
funcionc I'M Soviet que
dirige los trabajos

NOGALES. Arizona, Mario g
Muy activa propaganda csta hacien-
dose en- Sonora en- favor del bolsile-
vikismo. con ell aparente apoyo del
gobernador Gales. ALI esta va muy
avanzada la idea de que los obreros
dcben aprender "a defender sus de-
rechos contra los ~burgueses,' obran-
do con energia.
han recibido, ell b~olshev!kismo no So
10 es p~redicado en- Sonora, sino que
en- Hermosillo, la capital del Estado,
esta va en- f%uncioneS IN Soviet, que
es ell enacrgado dc hacer toda cia-
c de trabajoS de diffusion de aque-
las terribles ideas.
Hace algunos mcscs que lego a
Cananea un eytranjero cuya nacio-
nalidad SC desconoce, pero que pare
ce polaco, quien desdc lucgo Sc de
dic6 a predicar a los t~rabaiadores
de los minerales y las fundicioncs
las nuevas "%doctrinas" salvadoras del
hombre trabaiador. Este individuo
Sc llama o dice llamarSe Jose Corde-
no Farrell, y a ciencia Y paciencia de
las autoridadcs ha hecho en- Sonora
tras.ajos que cl eXito mas iisonjero
ha coronado con el cstabiccimiento
del Soviet en- Hermosillo, punto a
dondc paso Cordcro Fcrrel a hacer
propaganda deSpUeS de Sus triunfos
en- Cananca Y en- alsunos otroS luga-
res del Norte del mismo ENado.
Las prcdicas de Cordero Fcrrcl
rGron en- un principle recibiddS o
desconfianza 20 rios ohreros scncillos
dc Sonora, pcro a.medida que Sc
fucron dando cuenta de elias, las a
ccptaron de buen grade, constituyen-
dose en- prose!itos Y propagandistas
tambiGn, con IN eXtraordinario ar
dor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
Ell CONFLICT0 OBRERO
DE VERACRUZ SIGUE
SIN SOLUQONARSE
Los industriales dicen que
tratardn con obreros,
no con bandidos

ORIZABA. Feracruz. Mario s.
FL conf1icto ohrero de la fabrica De
Santa Rosa, continGa con la misma
seriedad del principle, Y 10 que hasta
hoy Sc ha hecho sobrc el es que tan
to los obreros como los duenoS de Ia
factoria van q confcrcnciar con las
autoridades V con Candida Agullar
personalnfente, a fin de buscar la
forma de a~reglarlo satisfactor1amen-
te. Los propieta7ios de la fabrica ex-
presan que no ab-iran Sus puertas 81
no hasta cuanGo Ell Gobisrno les de
ampilaS g%arantias, rues no quieren
que vueivan a repetirse hechos como
los que Sc registraron Y que deter
minaron cl paro general dc los ira
bajos.
FL confTicto surgio porquc los opc-
rarios amenazaron con dar muerte
al administrator dc la fabrica; Y
aunque ahora 10 nicean, hay pruebas
dc que era cierto que pretendian
tomar medidas violentas contra dicho
emplcado Y algunos otroS solo por cl
hccho de que obedeccn las instruc-
clones que tienen de q superlores-
De la Compania Industrial de ORR
zaba salio una delegation que confc-
renciara con Candida Aguilar Y o
las autoridades civiles del Estado.
Otra delegation dec breros va a ha-
Ger 10 mismo para vcr 81 es possible
tcncr I'm arreglo, pues csta veZ los
patroncs SC muestran intransiSentes,
llegando d dccir quo descan tratar
con obrcros V no con bandidos que
de muerte a sus seryido-
res.
Parcce QUO los obreros comprenden
que la razon esta de parte dc los
ducnos dc Ia fabrica, pues aparte dc
ncgar Tue hayan teEido Ia i%ntenclon
de matar al administrator, dIcen QUO
estan d~ispuestos Il atcnder razones Y
a volver "A u trabajos siempre quo
Sc areglcn bien. Por su partc los pa
trones repiten que nccesltan garan-
tias amplias. pueS de 10 contrar'o no
donde salen los facincrosos v en- que
lusar Sc esconden Y dcsapareecn Guam
ADRIAN Ia fabrica nj I'm momcnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
COMERCLANTES
FUERON COLCADOS
MUY CERCA De
TAMPIC0
. solo legua y media del
puerto Sc cometen los
asaltos y crimenes
mas escandalosos

LAREDO. Texas, Marzo o.-En
las c~ercanias del puerto de Tamplco
Sc han estado registra7do gran nu-
nero de asaltos, que reina ALI YER
dadera alarma. principalmente entire
las personals que tienen intereses y
las que sc dedican al concrete Y que,
por tai motive. Sc ven obligadas a ha-
Ger frecuentes Wales z los dlversos
lugarcs proximos al puerto.
Esta es la noticia traida por un via
Zero llegado de Tampico hoy. y quien
proporciono informes de lamentables
acoatecimientos registrados a fines
dc Ia semana pasada.
Tres concentrates asaltados y colgar
dos.
FL viernes en- Ia manana-dIio ell
yiaiero-tres concentrates fueron en-
contrados colgados muy cerca de Tam
pico, al otro lado del rio Panuco. Esos
concentrates, que sc llamaban Juan
C~cnteno. Pantaleon Garcia y Gabriel
Cara. habian salido dc Tampico lie
vando an cargamento de mercancIas
V una cantidad de dinero que ascen-
dia a cerca de mil pesos. I'm srupo
de individuos armadoS, que no sc sa-
he 81 rcbeldes de los que Nero
dear Dor las inmediaciones dc Tam
pico o carranciStas de los qCc Ire
cuentemente abandcBan las filas pa
IA cometcr ~asaltcs, salicron al en-
cuertro dc los tres concentrates a
luGidos V les eyigieron la Immediate
entrcga del dincro Y las m@rcanctas
que copducian.
Los comerciantcs hicieron rcsis-
tcncia V los a~saltantes les dieron
muerte, habiendolos co!gado dc uilos
;irboles ~cercanos al lugar dondc sc
comctio cl asalto. lamado SalaGcros.
Otro escandsloso ~asalto.
FL sahado-continuo & ciaJcro-
IN grupo de hombres armados, que
SC supo cram rehcldes, lego al pun
TO denominado Tancol, distante so
lamcnte tegua V cuarto del puerto de
Tampico. En- csc lugar Sc encortra-
bl un almacan de ccrea!es Y los asal-
tantes So apoieraroE de toda>, las
existen"i:s. habiendo antes aprenen-
dido a los ~gendarmcs y scfdados en-
carga,!os de su custodia. Soldados y
genarraes fucron llevaGos por los re-
neljcs. ignorandose Il que lugar sc
diri"irian.
FL miSmo v~iaiero inforn,a que ell
traiico po- IL Laguna de Tamiahua
esta practicamente suspended, por-
que caSi desde la entrada de dlcna
laguna dominan ALI compietamcnre
los peiaiStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a lgnacio E. Lozano, 11S \.
Santa Rosa Ave San Antonio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
Sc A LOS REOS
De Ia CARCEL DE
PACHUCA, HGO.

PACHUCA, Hidalgo, Mario g.
Ncrdadero cscandalo ha cauSado en-
esta capital la fura de trcinta presses
dc los mas criminales V ~peligrosoS
que SC haIlaban en- Ia Penitcncia de-
EStado. quicncS abandonaron Ia pri-
sion tranquilamente dcspucs de ha.
Der loSrado cmborrachar Il los guar
danes, dcjandolos Ell las mismas
celdas en- que sc hallaban los crimi-
males.
Estos sc dicron cuenta de que
por ~aquclla nochc no Sc encontrarla
en- Ia p~rision el jefc de ella. por 10
Que urdieron la fuga de una manera
que les do cl mas briilantc resulta-
do.
POGO despues de Que Sc habia to-
cado s%ilencio, varios dc los cT1mlna-
les invitaron a tomar copas a los
guardias, quienes aceptaron de buen
grado. creyendo Que la cosa no pa
saria de una !igara francachela sin
corsecuencias. Una vez unidos pre-
sos : guardianeS. comenzaron a to-
mar scndos vases dc vino embria-
gante haSta que POGO a POGO tueron
sintiendosc alegreS. Luego Siguieron
algunas canciones dc franco amiStad,
con las que los Tuardianes acaharon
de entusiasmarse. echando a ST es-
tonnage mayor cantidad dc vino dc la
que va tenian Y que los habia puesto
cbrios.
Cuando los criminaleS 10 creyeron
convcniertc, pues clos no habian
tornado como los guardiaS, sacaron
| unos csnecialcs cigarrillos dc mari
huana dc los que convidaron 4 sus
| cuStodios. on aquel moncnto compa-
| neros. con los cualcs cstos acabaron
de emoorracharsc haSta lle"ar cast nj
estado comatoso.
Va en- tales condolences, los crimi-
males Sc apoderaron de las llaves.
abricron las reias de la carcel y sa-
Heron tranquilamentc sin que sc Sc
| pa cual haya sido el canine cue to-
maron.
Al dia siguicnte. al zanzibar Ia
guardia. IL priSion estaba cast va
cia V los guardianes ocupaban ell lu-
gar dc los presses que Sc fugaron.
la one Sc tiene la ~seguridad dc que
en- ia nochc es csconde alguna banda
lie ladrones.
! Fl gendarmc que csta aliora esta.
! dorado ccrca de Ia casa. EXCLUSIVE
| nentc dcdicado a cuidarla, dice que
| llgunos vecinos lie han manifestado
1ue en- las nocheS Sc escuchan ruidos
~aXtranos. V que varias veecs han Wis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
Ladroncs CT una casa mister:osa

LadrohcS XII und SdSd
En- Ia ~colonia Juarez. Y por las
que Sc cree que por Ia noche sc eS-
corden algunos ladroncS de los que
Dor aouel barrio han venido come
tierdo muchas fechorias, sin que ia
policia haya podido darse cuenta de
GALES de Marsella, eNiste n casa
que Sc ha hecho miSterlosa Y en- Ia
do alcunas veces Sc ha tratado de
perSeguirios.
En- dicha Gale de Marsella, eNlste
dcsde hace mucho tempo desocupa-
da mi casa Ell 5uenas condolences Y
cuya rcnta es relativamentc cOmoda,
circunstancias que h!cieron pensar a
Ia duena en- CT por Que Made SC accr-
caba en- dcm4nda de ella.
Segun So ha podido avcriglar, ca
da vcz cue Sc p~resentaba alguna per-
sora a pcdir irtormes SCORE la casa
saiia alguien Y ie decia cue va cs-
taba c~ontratada. Esta era la razon
nor cue Made Sc aCercaba a la duena.
Esta. desesperada V deseosa dc Saber
en- que condolences SC nallaba la ca
sa. fue a viSitarla, encontrandose con
que TODD Ell servicio de aqua Y de luz
no existia Sin ~preocuparse por quie-
mes podrian ser los ladrones, Proce-
do a reponer estos servicios, Y al dia
sieuiente Que volvio a la casa Sc ha-
10 con que tambien Sc los habian
| robado.
Por este motive Sc rcsolvi0 dar
aviso a Ia policia. Ia que dcsdc aho-
"a vigila aqiella casa mistcriosa CT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08
INFORMATION IS
SOUGHT OF ARMY
MAN OF BEL GUM

Mayor Harry M. Schriver today
received Z letter from Captain J. p.
Veys Of the Belgian army, head
quarters 1t Iiege, Belgium, re-
questing him to establish the &C.
curateness Of information obtained
by the Belgium army headquarters
that Francois Jacobs, Belgian SOL
der. died in this country, Oct. s.
1919.
The mayor has learned from
County Clerk Henry B. Hubbard
that records at the court house do
not list the name of Francois ia
cobs in Rock Island or Moline, but
! inspection is to be made Of the rec.
ords Of the remainder Of the
county.
Mayor Schriver issued the re-
quest this morning that any person
who knows anything of Francois
Jacobs, call or telephone such in
formation to the city hall. The let
ter received from Belgium follows:
I'VE have received news concern.
ing the Belgian soldier, Francois
Jacobs, that he died in your coun.
try, Oct. 5, 1919. As we want true
Information for the military, you
will be kind enough to let us know
as quickly as possible, il the in.
formation is true"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08

Charles A. Hendricks. c. w. Jack
son, Nels Amos Johnson, Werner
Paul Johnson, Daniel Knowltol
Abbey Keller, Edward Lampo, Ben
jamin Lewis Lamb, Earl w. Lar
son. John E. Morgan, Gsttliet
Marke, George McKendrick, Au
gust Nelson. Hiding 2. Nelson, Ed
ward Newberg, Roy Nordahl, Bur.
dette Mary. Nyort L. Ohrn. C. Rod
ney Parker, Ernest Bernard Pres
sci, Harry A. Peterson, Carroll T
Rankin, George A. Reimers, Harry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08

Resene, Otto B. Sells, Irving H
Stem, Ralph Laverne Stephenson
Charles J. Tweedy, Sam Trachten-
barg, Prudent Van Risseghem
James/M. Walker, Aron J. N. West
berg, Hugh Woodburn. August
Walters, Rev. Hermon s. Willing
Harry UT, Clement M. Ripperger
In proportion to population
women preachers we're more nu-
merous in the United States 50
yeasr ago than they are today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08
GLORY BANNER
UNWILLING TO
Be IMPRESSIVE
Committee Of Supervisors in Charge
Has Announced Program for
Thursday Afternoon. !.

Impressive memories will mark
the unveiling OF Rock Island couh-
tvs golden glory nag, which con-
.tains gold stars. one for every serv-
ice man from this county who gave
his life to the cause Of democracy
for the world. The event will take
place Thursday Afternoon at 2
O'Clock, in the lobby Of the court
house.
The flag was authorized by the
board Of supervisors for public dis
play in the court house, that all
+ visitors might see what the county
gave In the world war. The COM
mittee on public expenditures from
that body has had charge Of the
planning. ordering, purchase and
dedication plans. For the exercises
Thursday they have prepared a
short program which promises to
be excellent. Committeeman are G..
s. Kerns, L.. c. First and W. NJ.
Mitchell
The flag is placed in a splendid
case provided for the purpose, be-
ing made Of solid mahogany and
plate glass. and entirely dust
proof. The case is seven feet wide,
IL feet long and 26 inches in
depth.
& The Program.
Following is the program which
will no carriod ont.
Prayer-Rev. H. G. First, Rock
Island
Song Quartet.
Address of Super
visor O. E. Child, Moline.
Acceptance Of flag in behalf OF
people-State's Attorney Benjamin
s. Bell.
Song Quartet composed Of Mrs.
Mae Richards Casey, Miss Amanda
Smith. Carl Naab. Arthur Burt.
Taps IS supervision George
StrOehle.
Names Of Dead.
Names of the 1913 soldiers, sail
ors and marines which appear on
the flag are:
j. F. McGinpie, A. H. Ohme, S. =
Nelson, w. d. Hamilton. w. G.
Hofer, f. M. Anderson, A. Agnew,
8. Amato. w. r. Aldrich, E. C. Carl
son, r. P. Chansky. H. Copperstei.l
M. w. Croker. c. Carpenter. A. De-
Cleene, c. d. Carothers, r. DeDob-
bleleare, H. E. Brehmer, D. Gottsch
G. DeGeyter, II. F. Connolly. H. e
Ehmke, c. L. Fulmer, w. F. Houlds-
worth, w. r. Hartmann, R. Hofstet-
ter, H. Hummell, c. Irwin, B. Kin
sell, T. L. Kelleher. H. G. Koehler
j. Marrette, H. E. Mccormick, F. D.
MCGEE, r. NJ. McGrath, NJ. ]. Nc
Ginty, A. T. Johnson, ]. r. Patient
G. T. Rankin, F. c. Schaffner, p
Schultz, J. H. Sharpe, J. A. Smith
F.. 7. Swanson, F. Wenks, E. Han
son, W. A. Won Deest, w. A. Olson
X. r. Lenser, G. NJ Stone. E. A
Swanson. A. d. Walker, d. M. Wei
liver, q. r. Druckmiller, B. Lerch
W. ]. Brown, J.. P. Butler. c. Lar
ron, II. Brasmer. f. Sherrard, w
4 Worthington, w. V. Shaver, r. A
Wood. D. W. Shotwell. d. J. Rich
ards. G. P. Winter, A. E. Nelson. A
]. Sass, Mason Adams, William
James. Adams. John Anderson, e.
mer E. Anderson, Chester Ander-
son, Laurence Irving Anderson, r
F. Arnold. Jerome Bierce, Byron
c. Bradley. Albert Coe, Loren W
Davis, Miss Francis Desaulniers
Roy Dixon. Arthur H. Erickson
Axel Erickson. Earl Evatt, JESSE
r. Elpper. William s. Funk, OFT
Gladman, George Hogeboon. Mar
tnius Hansen, Elmer Hansen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08
CHRISTMAS POT
| WILL BOIL SOON
| IN ROCK ISLAND
Salvation Army Kettle On the
Streets In . Few Days to Re-
ceiye Contributions.

Help keep the pot boiling" is
the motto of the Salvation Army at
this time Of the year.
As has always been the case be-
fore Christmas, the Salvation Army
will have its kettles placed around
town in a few days to receive con-
tributions to provide Christmas
cheer for the poor.
Experience Of the Salvation
Army officers everywhere is that
many really needy families are too
modest to ask for help, and as a
consequence suffer untold misery
and 60 poorly clad and hungry as
a result. This eventually paves the
way for disease and misery to en-
ter their homes, because Of their
weakened condition. It is these
people who must be reached.
The relief workers Of the organ
ization assure the people request
ing help that nothing regarding
their condition will ever be re-
leased to the public ear, and that
all letters or telephone calls for
relief are held confidential.
Any requests for relief may be
sent by mail to Captain M. Wat
ner, SCI Twenty-second street, or
telephone Rock Island $3.50.
HELP KEEP THE POT BOIL
ING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-08

On all the omcial reports of the
city councils of Philadelphia, from
1922 to 1847. appears the imprint
Of Lydia r. Bailey, who was at that
time q we'll known printer in the
Quaker city.