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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-11
PROPOSAL ON
JAIL DISPUTE
TURNED DOWN
Bishop Dunno to Make No COnces-
sions as to Allowing Part Of
Foundation to Remain.

The special jail committee Of the
county board OF supervisors was in
formed this morning in a confer
ence with representatives Of Bish-
op E. NJ. Dunno that the latter
could concede no proposals on the
jail question outside OF the court
decree. NJ H Sexton and H W.
Cozad constituted the committee
representing the bishop.
The proposition which had been
submitted by the board to the com
plainant in the injunction case ask
ed that concession be granted with
reference to the heating plant and a
section north Of the plant The
county requested that go feet Of the
foundation constructed while the
litigation was pending be allowed
to remain.
1t is thought probable that the
matter will come up this afternoon
before the meeting Of the board in
view of the fact that the committee
was forming a plan to submit to
the board. Following the adjourn
ment of the board this morning at
IL O'Clock. Chairman Upton called
an immediate session of the Jail
committee.
Propose Treasury Building.
Supervisor o. E. Child yesterday
afternoon passed on to the board of
supervisors suggestion made to
him that the foundation of the pro-
posed Jail and the material that
had been purchased, be utilized in
the erection Of a treasury building
for the county.
I'VE have a monument on the
west that cost US about $4,000,
which we have to dispose Of" said
the supervisor, land it has been
suggested to me that owing to the
congestion in the Office Of the couD-
ty treasurer, because of the opera
ton OF the new law charging the
duties of that Office, the foundation
we now have might be utilized for
the erection Of a one-story treas
ury building, similar in style to a
bank of modern architecture. l
give the suggestion to the board to
consider or to drop, as 1t may
choose"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-11
ROCK ISLANDER
IN
BATTLING CASE
Missing Engineer, Fails to Join
Wife at Wedding Of Sister in
East,After She Leaves.

". l.. Carver, engineer for the
Moline Plow company. who resides
In the Weishar apartments here, is
mysteriousiy missing.
He had intended leaving Rock Is
land last Thursday afternoon at
4 40 for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend
the wedding of his sister on Satur-
day night. Mrs. Carver left here
Tuesday afternoon for Cleveland
and her husband was to arrive
there Saturday morning, June Z. He
did not arrive. and no telegram or
word OF any kind has been receiv-
ed from him. Upon calling up his
neighbors in the Weishar apart
ments it was found that his travel
ing bag was in his apartment un-
packed.
Upon arriving in the city today
Mrs. Carver has found that he has
taken nothing with him, except just
the clothes he wore. He wore a
dark grey suit with small specks
of a light shade. tan oxfords, a
dark green soft felt hat, a gold
watch and chain with gold knife at
tached. Both watch and knife were
engraved with initials wv. L. c."
His suit contained the tailor mark
Williams" and initials wv. L. c."
Had Money on Him.
He is 5 feet 10k inches tall,
weighs about 1876 pounds. light
complexion, light brown wavy hair,
blue eyes and wore glasses with
light shell rims with bows and a
stickpin containing a pearl.
He has been in poor health late
lysand it is feared that he has be-
come i'll in the street or met with
foul play and been robbed. as he
drew a sum of money from the
bank on Monday.
If any one has seen or heard of
any one answering to this descrip-
ton, notify the police authorities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-11

construction. It is to be completed
in time for the opening of the new
term.
The local architects sent speci-
fications for $4,000 department
store building to o. W. Lager, AM
nawan, this morning. The building
is to be 53x102 feet, two-story high
of brick and terra Gotta finish. T.
will be one of the finest buildings
in Annawan and Moline contractors
are anon gthe bidders for the
building awards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-11
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR NEW SCHOOL
AT PREEMPTION

Specifications for the new $4,000
school at Presumption have been
furnished contractors this morning
by Whitsitt and Schulzke, archi-
tects, and bids will be opened June
%. The school will be one story
high and will be of brick and stone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-11
HAVE YOU SEEN HIM?

company official disappears mysteOusly
trip Cleveland Ohio to join his wife in attending wedding
of his sister.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
Excursion obrera de or
ganizacion Y propaganda
Mltines, Asambleas Conferencias. LAS HueI-
%s3aes gas y el Salario Minimum y g

Los oradores Y organizadores obreroS,
Limo Padr6n Rivera, Epifanio Fiz, Mi
guel Bernard Silva y ell csnador socia-
lista Santiago Iglesias, salieron de es-
ia ciudad con ell fin de visitar los pue-
bios de Aiiasco, Mayaguez, AguadiIIa,
y, ademas. girar una corta vista a San
Sebastian y Lares.
En- Aguadilla Sc efectto una confe-
rencia en- ell Teatro Talia'', en- la que
hablo ell senior Iglesias. Por la noche
Sc celebro I'm mitin en- la plaza princi-
pal, en- el que tomaron parte Bernardo
vilanueva, M. Bernard Silva, Limo Pa
dron Rivera, z. Fiz Y ell senador iocia-
lista sefior Iglesias. Ell discurso fue una
exposition de las condolences por que
atraviesa el pals. te-,
La impression producida por los d!s
cursos por Fiz Padron la sido favora
BILE.
En- Afiasco dio comienzo el mitin :
las ocho de Ia maiiana, con Ia asisten-
cia de mas de dos mil trabajadores sagr5
colas. Tomaron participation en- e. Girls
tino Domenech, Jose Conception vi
cente, Epifanio Fiz Limo Padron Ri
vera. n.s.sas.t
A la una de la tarde Sc comenzo &
reunir un gran namero de trabajadores
en- un amplio local preparado al efec-
to. Cuando lego ell seilor IglesiSs para
dar comienzo a la conferencia sobre Or
ganizaeion, apenas 81 podia caber una
sola persona mas en- ell local. E. senior
Iglesias hablo mas de dos horas una
vez terninado su discurso, los campe-
s-nos solicitGron voluntariamente for
mar una union de todos los trabajado-
res agricolas de Aiiasco. Mas de tres
cientos veintisiete campesinos Sc ano-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26

MiENTRAS, a consecuencia de las le-
yes y de las costumbres no exista una
condemnation social. creando artificial
mente, en- la pena civiiizacion, infer
nos, y complicando con una humana
fataIidad ell destino, que es divino;
mientfas no. Sc fesuelvan los tres pro-
bIemas del sigIo: la degradation del
honbre por ell pfoletariado, la 'deoa-
dencia de la mujer por ell hanabre, la
atrofia del F1ifio por las tiniebIas; en-
tanto que en- ciertas regiones sea po-
sibIe la asfixia social; en- otros termi-
nos y bajo un punto de vista mas di-
Iatado todavia: Inientras haya sobre
Ia TERRA ignorancia y rniseria, las
obras de esta naturaleza podran no
ser in1tiIes. -l- mo hay en- toda
alma hunana, en- Ell alma de JUAN
vALJEAN en- particular, una primera
cl1ispa, un eIemento divino, incorrup-
tible en- este mundo, immortal en- ell
otro, que ell bien puede desarroIIar,
encendey, purificar y hacer briIlar
esplendorosamente, y que el NAL no
pdede nuhca apagar? fa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26

taron y Quedo formada la directiva en-
la forma que sigue Pres. Agapito Mendo-
"a; vice-Pres, Antonio Padilla; secre-
tario corresponsal, Eladio Chacarri; Sc
cretario financiero, Pelegrin Lopez; te,
sorero, Manuel velez; marshall, Jo-
Sc Morales; guia. Julio Mangual; voca
les, Limo Rosado. Pedro Lacu, Pedro
velez " Sinforiano Valentin.
Una vez terminados Ia formation y
el nombramiento de la directiva de la
Union de Trabajadores Agricolas de
Afasco'', don Bernard Silva clausuro
Ell acto con I'm breve discurso.
En- Mayaguez, frente al cafe La
Mallorquina' fue colocada Ia tribuna
roja. Una comisi6n compuesta por va
rios miembros de la directiva de la
Union de carpinteros, fue recibir a
los oradores. Una vez en- los salones de
la Federation ell presidente de la.
misma, don Juan de Mata Velez, dio
la bienvenida al Org&nizador general
y a sus acompanantes. Ell seior Iglesias
contesto a nombre de sus companeros
y al de los trabajadores de San Juan
A las ocho de la noche comenzo ell
mitin con la asistencia de cercs de tres
mil personals, entire hombres Y mujeres
Hablaron Juan de Mata Velez, Miguel
Bernard Silva, Limo Padr6n Rivera, Epi
fanio Fiz y Santiago Iglesias
Como, resultado de la intensa camps-
ia de organization &esplegada por los
ofeiales dc Ia v Fedeaci6a Lsbre9 han
sido inf aladag varias uniones en- dis
tintos pHeblos del interior de la isla.
Sc calcula que en- las gestiones realiza-
das del diez y nueve al veinticuatro del
mes Ell curse, han sido movilizados al
rededor de cuarenta mil trabajadoras
de ambos sexos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
THOMAS H. INCE
Presenta
LOS QUE PAGAN

Grandiosa Production EN- siete reels.
La mujer s,empre paga, ell hombre STEM
pre- queda libre.
FL Exhibitors Trade Review dice:
Una pelicula de valor bajo cualquier
punto de vista. Els una pelicula que da-
re- a ganar dinero y que todo ell que
la yea a,abara ell Teatro que la exhi-
ba".
ENTERESE CUANDC LA EXHI-
BAN EN- 81 CINE. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
La EcoNoM1cA

Fonda Restaurant = casa dormite-
rio ExceIsRts servicio en- eonid4 q
In cartA .
El Restaurant mGs popular IN san
Juan por sus ssrvicioa y condiments
ci6n en- Ia e0mida -
Tel6fono Ils. Restaurant Urizto 21
y dormitorio Ortsto IA. Propietxrio,
Advt PATRIOTO BLAsOo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26

LOS MISERABLES es la maraviIIa
del cnematografo. Es la obra macs
ira, no solo de la FOX FILM CORPO-
RATION, sino de toda la industria c-
nematografica. Del mismo modo que
Los MlSERABLES de Victor Hugo,
es la joya mas brilIante de la Iitera-
tura, asi tambien la peIicula de Will
liam Fox es la joya mas briIIante del
lienzo. La Interpretation que hace
WILLIAM FARNUM de JUAN VAL
JEAN, ell heroe, un ideal vivo impe-
recedero, y la direction de Fran
Lloyd, es superior a todo 10 que este
genie hasta la fecha ha producido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
GRATIS

In la joysria Felix Lopez, San Fran
cisco, frente . 10 Opera. ls reconocs-
ran IL vista gratis indieGndols 81 cris-
tai precise que nscssitan Sus oios. Girls.
tales monturAs de Ia cAlidAd con
prscios bajoss--6an Francisco n y.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26
EMPRESARIO:

CONTRATE I'D. ESTA GRANDiOSA
OBRA Y CANARA DINERO. CARAN-
TIZAMOS QUE ES LO MEJOR QUE
HA VENIDO A PUERTO RICO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-26


RIALTO- Septbre 80
Primera Jornada
RIALTO-Octubre 10.
| Segunda Jornada
MONTE CARLO
| Oct. To- la. Jornada
MONTE CARLO
Oct. "a. Jornada.
-Octubre 2
Primera Jornada
REAL-Octubre 3
| Segunda Jornada
PUERTO RICO
| Oct. 3.-1a. Jornada.
PUERTO RICO
Oct. 4-2a. Jornada
NORMA Octubre 8
Prlmera Jornada
NORMA Octubre 4
Segunda Jornada
| DESPUES
r Delicias
Mundial
| Apolo
| JUANA DIAZ
| VEGA BAJA
ARECIBO
HATILLO
| JAMUY
NUEBRADILLAS,
| ISABELLA
| AGUADILLA
MAYAGUEZ
| CABO ROJO :
SAN GERMAN
| SABANA GRANDE
YAUCO
/ GUAYANILLA
UTUADO
BORINQUEN PARK
PLAYA PONCE
BARCELONETA
LARES
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
TWO e0Ys FIND LOST CAVE


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yet % h. discovered. Two meD srsnt
fhsss hours srpiorinx numerous hugs
rooms ami estimated they had gone =
sdis and . half without gstting W ms
sn1 N u.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
GET BACK GERMAN LOOT
Over Million Tons Of Material AIread,
Recovered

Figures given In he course OF
the sitting Of the chamber Of deputies
by the peace treaty committee show
that Offices set up In Wiesbaden and
Brussels to obtain the return from Ger
many Of stolen goods have effected the
recovery to date of 255,0OO and 500,
600 tons respectively Of materials OF
all kinds. 1t was stated. however, that
this was but a small proportion Of the
things taken by the Germans. Az an
example 1t was asserted that Of $50.
600 head Of cattle carried of only
5000 head had been recovered.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
wOMENpOOlpROBLEM
Aee4 for First international In
oustrisl Congress in History.


N~sysfnxaoN. Or. The lntsrnx.
,1snsJ Crxrs<s n vsrxinz Women.
~ b< hid is Wsxhisz,en On Oefofes
IN ~ tf< o~H N the ssiionsI WON
ms TRADE rni1n League of 1m<r1es.
ss0fds the nrsf opportunity Ia the his
fory u me gDrf1 for Working sOnseD
70 z<4 f1z1fhsr IN fiscuss their eon-
MN DroAIsros ans different phases
" employment W ms end that they
nay inssggrsts higher Industrial
standard. the world svsr," ssys Mary
ADd~ys0n. ehiSf u the Wrnen'g Ba-
rssu ~ M United ststss Department
n LzbDr
Miss An6Srson ~ secretary ~ the
committee On International Relation.
ships ~ me Trade Union League and
In charge ~ srrsnsesnenss for the con
fsrenes.
Miss Andsrsyss continued 10 say
THE United States ran no longer be
Isolated ~ . alton. We have taken
oor place In fhs family ~ nations and
stand In danger ~ either going az or
down with the rest NJ the world In re-
Kard 70 Industrial standards. To this
md We must eve forget that by rails
ing standards ~ employment for the
fz1fO(sD M In gaiDful Dccupa.
lions In The United States. by guard.
Ing against child labor and giving
proper protection and care 10 wornen
and babies. We sre helping 10 raise
the standards. snd that Just ~ soon
NJ we fail 10 make our standards ~
hlgb M they should be We will cause
suffering and hardship among wonen
and children either In our own %
Try or In some distant, unthoughi "
pnrf ~ the world
ssIhc Trade Union principle recog-
nlzes the fact that working women
shall participate In the conditions gov.
erning their employment, that they
shall use their own initiative 10 the
end that they may have control over
conditions under which they work.
They all ngree that because Of this
wome must have their own part In
w. organizations thnt consider the
conditions " women's work. whether
these he local, national Or interim
%tionai."
T~hlrty-f0ur countries have been
ask ed to send womeD Delegates from
accredited labor organizations 10 at
tend the Congress. Each country will
have ten votes on the floor Of the Con-
gress. and II entitled to ten delegates.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
SAVES BOTTLE OF TEA
Man Hit By Train Gives Usoertskel
the Laugh.

After being struck by q fast ex.
press train and thrown down a 2S-foot
embsnkTDenf At Quincy. Mass. Rotnan
Gomez. an employee Of the New Ha-
ven railroad. laughed heartily at the
undertaken and crowd Who rushed 70
his assistance with sfrefchern and
calmly went back TO his work replac-
ing railroad ties
Comes failed 10 hear the train. The
engine struck him q CHANGING blow. al
the engineer Jammed On the brakes
and Rotnan. eyegiasses on his face and
= big bottle Of tea In bis trousers pock.
IT. went spinning down q 2o-foot en-.
bankmfnt.
soierDniy the trsln crew wended
their way back with an emergency
stretcher. and an undertaken who was
a passenger on the train wa command.
eered- But Rotnan was found brush.
ing the dirt from the cork Of the cold
tea bottle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

The United States has 300 air.
planes In commission or available for
immediate service. II wns officially an
nonnced after an inventory had been
made at all air service fields and sta
lions over the country.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
RAccooSs. SNAKE GATOR
Thess Figure In One Days Nsss
From Connecticut To~n.


Returning 10 Lee. Mas. from a sue
es>sful trout fishing TIP. J. r. Pollard.
Henry Tsrney and Wheeler Wilson
dropped their baskets and rods when
they ssw three and followed
them up o tree In the wopds- Two
II the enyons were captured alive. the
third escaped-
A three-foot alligator was kfBed In
the stream enptyfng into Hsrningvsys
pond ut wafertown. II proved to be
the pet ~ willard Hemingway. which
disappeared early In the surnmer.
Irving white, q farm manager nj
Plymouth. was lying down when he
heard . peculiar noise and saw q rat.
fIeyDake ready to spsSas at him. He
proved the quicker NJ the two. driving
a fork tine through the snakes head
II had SIX ~rsttlee.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

Casualties among Infantry officers
were higher than among a~viators, &C.
cording to q report by the war depart.
ment, showing that 70 infantry officers
and 40 enlisted men Of every 1000
were returned rs battle deaths, against
III officers and q nan Tor the air
service.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
Local Happenings


z aazne3s<spuer Ga<~ 20 Wz<bntxsrn-
COnntxzsoner ~. z. Meyers be1r
Saturday morning for Szshinzton,
d C where he vii coasQlt zlta
the officials Of the War Department
relative 70 bis son Lloyd. ~ho IL nox
IN the army hospital az Ban Francis
suffering from shell shock
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
GROWS BUGLESS POTATO
Crosses Tuber with Weed and Pests
Let II Alone.

by crossing a weed with a potato
plant. Aaron Bell. a Lyons fKan.) truck
gardener. has developed a bugIess po-
tato. The leaf of the new plant has
n weedy taste. Mr.. Bell declares, which
the bugs do not like. and they win not
touch the leaf. On the other hand. the
potato plant In not harmed.
While last year was q poor potato
season. Mr.. Bell grew 90 bushels from
seven bushels Of seed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
To Finish Course After 80 Years.

Mrs. Anna Coffin Of The Dalles.
Ore, has arrived at the University Of
Oregon to complete the summer
courne which she left unfinished when
she quit the university h 1884 T.
teach school.