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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

-.Acaso aprletan Ins maldcCl-
dos insurgenteS. hoy que uueStro
catoliro monarca GOA dc completa
liberlad para aplastar a los infa-
mes maSoncS" x
No I1l, ' como '. :. linz. Sa-
be, este RENO IS 81 en- que meior
Sc c~UnscrIan los SanoS principles
pero ciertoS despachoS urgenteS me
;mpidierou tener 10 >atisfarriGn lie
estar on Ia graft c"mpahIa que
acostUmbro las fiCStas dc gIfJrdJr.
Y NADIA mas los "U,dadoS de
GobIerno atorulcntau = l~ucCnncis ,
pregunto 0 retintin q prrlaio
-NingunoS otroS, limo. >onor.
No habra pcnsado Ct insIgne
Gobernador dc Ia Nucva Galicia
Dor :, ". en- tomar 81, cstado que
cuadra. a IN caballcro criStiano. 4
fin d. dar hiioS que sirvan = Dos
y 8 su rev?
-Cicrtamentc que tcngo tal nro-
poSiro. ' aun he hablado 10 quo Il
tai negocio Sc refioro con persona
que nos cscucha; Zero ~aguardo.
naturalmente, para lleyar j cairo
mi idea. "A que c~oncluya Ia sue
zion de IL terra Cue afortunada-
'Mentc Sc VI "a logrando.
Y duienA asegura 4 IuecenCla
que concluida esta empreSa. quo 70
no yco tan haucdera. 10 10 lame
cl real serviClo = otrs parte, Y le
impida realizar 81 deseo% Tales
moratorias vienen . scr los clcnto
rqlando de que hahla Fl refrain dc
nuestra Castillo,
-Pues que, shay ursencla de que
pronto NE case, senior OhiSno?
No. en- ycrdad. salvo el buen
parecer, que sera siempre parte
para que sujeto constituido en- al
Ia %gcrarquia, cumpla con los Cano-
nes Sociales,
One, Sc me trae en- lenguas
como enemigo de las eonvenien-
ciaSr
-Y aun Sc habIa DC escandalos
' ya< sabe vnecencia Ia pena con
que e\Espiritn de la Nerdad anne
naza a los eScandalosos.
-Pues es mcnester arreglar 10
conveniente. para que 81 matrimo-
Mo Sc veriflque dentro dc breve
plaZu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16


Fl Hirtoo-a%l drIamos ,u IL ~
tualidad-entrr los dos auauteS
las miradaS inr"ndiarias que 81 iii,
riglan = snhrc TODD las palabraS dc
mlel que je balloon q balloon eau.
biaban y quo en- mas dc una ora.
sion hI"ieron lcyantar los oios q
los deScujdados transcuntcs, cons
titulan, segun Ia expression DE- I'M
erudito autor, 81 palilio de Gi2ntes
dc todaS las ConyerSacioneS,
Los oidorcS. eli 81 ratio dc Cu0jo
que precedia al aCueTdo, los ca,
nouigoS, eli p~cilcaWo 4 CoTo. = has,
Ia los meneStrales en- los sofa,
bancoS que h~abitaban. reIan doao-
Samcnte de Ia primera autoridad
de Ia provincial, discutiendo las
prohabilidades de matrimonio pro,
Ximo, a1abando las prendas de la
noyia = hasta comunicandose con
tddo secrelo 81 nombre del mercu-
RIO que hahia traido \ lleyado los
recados que tuvieron por fin Ia
firme union dc aSuellas volunta-
Pcro hrbo alguien que n" Sc Ii
mito a comentar el hecho extra
ordinario y que Sc propuso poner
coto = aQuellas manifestations de
dos almas que 7robablemente sc
ADRIAN entonces por Ia primera yez
a las amorosas i~mpresiones, Y fue
lei Ilustrisimo Sr. don Juan Cruz
Ruiz dc Cabanas, ObiSpo de Ia
diocesis = de grata memoria para
IGuadalajara-
Cierta tarde. veStido 81 Sr. Ca.
banaS con 81 traje humilde de todos
los diaS, Subio al jorlon de sopan-
daS. tirado por garridaS mulaS que
10 esperaba an 81 patio de Su casa;
pasaron tras el alguRos sacerdotes
de 81 familia. monte 81 auriga en-
Ia mula deSde donde cocheaha, V
traS breve canine, prelado ( fami-
liares Negaron 2 Ia casa de Ia Iu-
d3 de R1Ihn de Cells.
In dialogo. rdalogo subStancio-
50 dcbo dc habcr pasado entire 81
Obi>po y Ia viuda, pero como ma
die Il cscucho, S~orprcndio no POGO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

ii, t"do ronctuyo. : ran solo 1,s
u~sra> tocaS D. ,ristc yiude6 qra'
ldarou en- lugar de tautsS ! IAN %.
los adornos.
In. T.. rr,,i,r bnrr,osnr, 40
Lin dana IA ove cauriyn n rudn
.,l5,5op I'm. -, ,db.e;,r , T.,
,r,r,ari, d$Y n,,rido d,f,nto, a
40 80 ~
''1'1 '''', 'A'l''l '!'V2 9"'
PA'''' '''i'",oS'
quo NOS "''' '"S,"' - lin -"
"a ""J'iS ''' I'd" 9''''02 ~" ,
0N' I"> '"''.''' al 2tST'"'N ~
u, .' Gu. ~, ',+i ~
""'' %"''' 80 '1a.
!" w ''''' ''S'' %'~ '~''i' ,,"
P",o" 80 - E'S''"' i'i" "I' d.
'1''" re '"oL'll'p' SAnPe@' ''5a'
sn@ miiadaS en- u casa 1rol'IeEa
donde hap.laoa Ia hefolna Dc eS'I
veronica historic que iona 'ua'
A3 'p1nfaSi'd J PlduoSa Suo4'7'
H.,rc riIi,,r 81 ,rLAdrIo ono h.L,,
/ .ar.or-.do nhrs
N'a'e Penetro e secret" 90 aans.
Los azores durante 2igun ilempo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

~ por que no ahora mlsmo.
yriluT E3celentiSimo?
-Porque serla meneStcr lmpc-
trar 81 real permlSo.
-Cuento con tales valedorcs on
Ia Corte. son tan amigos MOS 10
zano dc Torres, Collado, Y haSta Fl
miSmo Antonio +, que me atrcvo Z
tomar Sobre mi In rcsponSatiiidad
que pudiera resuitar.
No me halo Ell estado dc gra-
cIa: conf0Tme eS menester para re
'cibir tan alto Sacramento.
NO di Ia Santa Communion 81
dia dc Santiago Apostoi a vuecen-
cil Y q mi sonora dona Juana en-
mi "ratorio PARTICULAR
No So han corrido sill embargo
las am"neStaCloncS de cstilo.
Soy 81 dioCesano, ' tengo facul@
tad para dispenser eSa Y las de
mas fnrmalld8deS en- los matrimo-
mos.
-Faltan teS1igos, senior Ilustrl.
simo
-0lgo dcsde aqul Ia chachara
ruldosaa que han armada los ayu.
danles De. y~uecencla Y mis- familia-
res; dc entrc clos podemos toma,
cuantos testgoS queramos.
Permaneclo PerpLeJo Cruz duran.
te algunos INSTANCES, leyanto IL
cabeza DoLa Jlana. que hab:a
guardado silencio durante aqucI
dialogo, do algunos paSos cl Sr,
Cabanas ror Ia habitacion ' dcs.
plegando al fin los labios cl AGO
rralado magnato siiSpir0, mas ben
que dijo, IN "Hagasc como desea
Y. :. LluStrisima.' que llevo 81 con.
tcnto q todos los animos.
Interrumpi6se 81 paliquc dc los
a~yudantes, llamose q los familiarcs
' person2$Ede Il casa para Que sir
yieran de padrinos. lego 81 honda.
dose prelado Ia traditional Y lie.
merosa cpiStola de San Pablo. y
IeYantando Il mano blanGuisima
pequcna = regordeta. en- Cuyo dedo
anular briIlaba RIGA amatiSta 70
deada de diamantes. bendijo a los
eSposos. pronostiCandoleS mas di-
chaa0ue a Tobias. desceEdencia Ma
numerosa cue Z Abraham Y poder
mas grande que = David Y Salo-
nan
Dos horas despues. cuandc los
criadoS peneiraron en- Ia estancia
con grandeS Selas encendidas colo
cadas on candelabros de plata. II
gente toda So aSombro Il saber Qpe
81 Sr. don Jose de Ia Cruz. que
habla penetrado Ell dQuella casa
libre y senero. salia con 81 cuelio
uncido q Il matrimonial coyunda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

TO-, /, r,,,d, mn barooz- ono NJ.
| lama Ia neogaliciana TERRA.
RAJ, DO crerro como ~an>,aI,a
BYRON one frera Ia muier armada.
q, fin ,s noderla rohar ]faciIfneu-
n dc tsz ~hr,nouI,ius rniore,J,
nor niarc ,3rmin.-maru,ol retpIo
de ross. que ditto 81 porra-do ofos
c~laros. Sereno> . los NUr po7ia I've
dlrse taT"rldenji'" al 9u" 80 81
DANA Solicitaba He1iaa. de nar'h re
aleraS nervlosaS = moVbt"s. I' III
lie breye que iuspiraba de>co dc
e~StrccharIo amoroSament". dona
Juana oruz era auIen mas >obre-
In +, - u.
= l1a-l. Ia-s. ~,
80 -
'"'
III
Ia mas derota en- Ia Iglesia. L.
ma, barapdoSa on 81 casa. IL MIS-
3 -, - ,-,-odo HIM, In,
no ,+ra;a I,s wir.d,s l.. ,o5o- los
- .:a,,1n mn,. ,o.or r,.,
-. ,,5.,-a c,sa con %, Sf,,o.
TIC Rubin de Cells. acaudalado es-
panol que goz6 mly POGO tempo de
tamanc tesoro,
80, ro,,.
~
'u''l
~ IL Cn;r,T5ns Iaiando =.
LS,IN ~, 49, ~ A.
o'iIa Sot.Y.
H'aila'
SelS amos completes PaSo Dona
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01

point and reasoning of the people
whom he seeks to portray.
From boyhood Mr.. Tully dreamed
Of the Islands. their strange, lovable,
gentle Inhabitants. The customs
quaint, even in the days of Captain
Cook, to white eyes and understand
ing. And they have not changed an
iota, save on the surface. Kanhoo-
nish is still rampant: Tabu is sacred.
Pele still claims her victims despite
the efforts of the missionaries and the
insular government
Any person who knows native Ha-
waiian life below the surface knows
that these things always have and all
ways will exist II takes ages to
change the temperament of race.
Compassionate understanding Is
what has made "The Bird of Para
disc" one Of the great successes of the
past decade. In these days of ephe-
neral existence of plays, the perinniai
youth of "The Bird of Paradise" now
in its eighth successful season. speaks
volumes for the lasting merit of Mr..
Tully's remarkable drama.
Oliver Morosco this season has se-
lected Miss Rita Romilly to play the
role Of Luana. the lovable Hawaiian
princess. every portrayer Of which has
reached stardom via this part. The
native Hawaiian singers and dancers,
and especially their Hawaiian music
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01
ARCADE WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Wild life of Junsles Gives Color to
The Romance of Tarzan'
IIlm.

The Romance of Tarzan"
Film.
The many millions CT film enthu-
siasts throughout the world who have
been waiting for months to witness
the concluding chapters of 'Tarzan of
the Apes on the screen will have their
wishes gratified on Wednesday when
THE Romance of Tarzan" will be re-
leased in first-run theeters throughout
the United States
This new production, dramatized
from Edgar Rice Burroughs unusual
story by Bess Meredyth and directed
by Wilfred Lucas. Is far and away the
most novel and exciting presentnlent
Of the adventures of the amazing ape
man that has yet been given to the
screen.
Re2inning with the meeting of Tar,
zan and Jane Porter. his predestined
mate, in the heart of the African jun
giles, whittier the beautiful american
girl has accompanied her father in
pursuit of his scientific studies. the
drama takes its followers on the most
romantic and thrilling journey
through the land of make-believe that
the heart could desire.
The same magnificent jungle seem
cry that gave a background of unique
spleudor to 'Tarzan of the Apes" is
shown in many of the big scenes OF
'aThe Romance of Tarzcn,' and hun.
dreds of wild apes, leopards. lions,
tigers, huge snakes and man-eating
crocodiles add excitement and novelty
to a number of incidents Perhaps
the most interesting Of all Tarzan's
jungle friends, however, is Tantor
the mamoth elephant of almost hui
man intelligence, who rescues TarzanI
from a war party of infuriated canni-
halls and carries him in safety to the
seacoast.
'sThe Romance of TarZan' will be
shown at the Arcade theater, begin
ming tomorrow afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01
Seattle Takes Control of
100000 Car System

SEATTLE. Wash, April 1.-Mu-
nicipal operation of Seattle's $15,000.-
600 street railway line began at IL
o'clock last night. The transfer was
completed at 5 o'clockk, giving this
city the largest municipality owned
street railway system in the world.
The question Of change In fares
from the present rate of five cents has
already arisen. but Thomas Murphine,
superintendent of public utilities. de-
clares that the city can operate the
lines at profit on the present fare.
One of the reasons the city purchased
the lines Is said to have been the de-
sire Of the Puget sound Traction. Light
and Power Company, its old owners.
to raise the fare to seven cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Alta TODAY.
Pretty Dorothy Dalton Has Charming
Part In .Tie Mating OF Mar
<.orfa


Pretty Dorothy Dalton Has Charming
part In "The Mating OF Mar
celia
Few motion picture stars before the
public today have more magnetic
charm than has Dorothy Dalton, who
will be seen in her new Thomas II.
Ince Paramount photoplay, Tho Mat
ing of Marcella, at the Alta thcater
today.
Miss Dalton's artistic talent dis
played in Love Me-" and "Tyrant
Fear" recent Paramount pictures. in
which she appeared with SO much
success, will be again exhibited in her
portrayal OF the role Of modiste's
model, who becomes involved in the
scheme of a disappointed. frivolous
society woman to get rid of her hus-
band. Miss Dalton has. in this role, a
beauttfhll strong Characterization,
which Will exert an irresistible heart
appeal. Rich gowns, valued at many
thousands of dollars, will be an im-
portant feature of the scenes in the
modiste shop.
The story, written by Joseph f. Po-
land, is one of exceptional interest and
the photography. by John Stumar,
the highest type Off the,
cameraman's art. Miss Dalton Isl
splendidly supported by formidable
list of leading screen players. chief
among whom are Thurston Hail.
Juanita Hansen. william Conkiin. Mil
ton Ross and Spottiswoode Aitken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01
AMUSEM ENTS
aThc Bird OF Paradise.

One of the many charms to be found
In ''The Bird of Paradise" Richard
Walton Tully's play OF life in the Ha-
waiian Islands. which comes to the
Oregon April Z. is the manner in
which he handles the religious be-
liefs and superstitions of the native
1Sanaka. To deal sympatheticaliy
with strange things OF this sort, a
writer has to comprehend the views
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-01
ZION. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL /, 1918.

have contributed to the great success
OF 1.-THE Bird of Paradise" together
with a most excellent cast throughout.
A new production has been built and
from the rise of the curtain until its
final fall showing the volcanic erup-
tion of Mr.. Kilauea, the audience
seems to be a part of these pretty Ha-
waiian Islands as near as the stage
mechanic can reproduce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
CHURCH WILL NOT
SPEAK AT GENESEO
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, nj, June 16.-Judge
Friend L. Church of the Mercer
county court will not be able to
appear as speaker on the pro-
gram of the Geneseo Collegiate In
stitute at the reunion of alumni
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
LESSON No. ).
Gan K0T RPAT Ta

courtesy
number of properties taken value from
$4,000 to $500
of
O District No. Al, Rock Island III.
o
number of thata
Rock Island educating his children
Mutations:
s a
the of each receipt has four children
be educated.
figured maximum
An illustration:
No 16S71-4 Chigh
children at s24O (grades) $50
Total of tuition S2OSO
1870 equals 06 %
children.
The Valuation $500 1S valuation $780,
equals 500 13
$500 personal property must taxes
children
reasonable? 90 Is right?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
men ARE
WITH TANKS AT
Denver EXHIBIT
Tanks and Tractors Manufactured
at Arsenal In Mountain
Climbing Stunts.

Ray L. Holtz, r. E. White, G. E.
Kolls and w. Passig, all Rock Is
land boys, are more than making
the natives of Denver, Colo, sit
up and take notice at the national
exhibit Of caterpillar tractors and
overseas tanks. The local boys
are operating tractors and tanks
manufactured at the arsenal in ex-
hibition climbs up Pixies peak and
Lookout mountain.
I'VE are in Denver with three
overseas tanks ami caterpillar
tractors from Rock Island arsen-
al" reads a letter to The Argus
from Lieutenant Z. ]. Wick, attach
ed to the ordnance department az
the arsenal, ''as a drawing card for
prospective buyers of tractors,
mainly the famous caterpillars.
"A lotion cat walked right up
Lookout mountain today and went
through snowdrifts four feet deep"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
DR.. w. 0. COFFEE
THROAT DISEASES.
EXAMINATION FREE SATUR-
DAY, MONDAY AND TUES
DAY.

People afflicted with eye diseases. IA
ing sight weak eyes, granulated lids. wild
hairs. Inflammation. ulcers, sore eyes.
scums or growths on the eyes. deafness.
loss of hearing. headaches, ulcers of the
ears catarrh of the nose, head, throat and
system should consult DR. W o. Coffee,
the oculist and aurist. about his special
non-surglcaI treatment for most of the
above diseases. He Will agree to straight
en- any case of ss-eyes, no matter If
they arc born that way, without chloro-
form or ether. He removes adenoids> in a
ious hemorrhage. He says most cases of
diseased tonslls can be successfully treated
without removal. He says catarrh is a
constitutional condition and often causes
rheumatism, neurtis, stomach troubles,
nerve troubles. and especially headaches.
and every case Is durable. He especially
urges people who are growing deaf in one
the other. TO see him and try his treat
ment and see if it will not help them.
Many cases Of deafness are quickly durable
He Is curing many very bad cases. Treats
all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat He VIII make an examination and
thinks his treatment viii help you. free
of charge. He has had SO years exper-
fence in this specially, treating thousands
upon thousands of cases, using a 6peci al
treatment developed by himself This
makes 1t possibl for him to succeed in
many cases where others of less expert
ence would fail. He treats about sixty
patients a day. He is absolutely reliable
He is in his Davenport Offices every Satur-
day. Monday and Tuesday from a. m to
p. m. For further information teie-
phone Davenport 1914, DR.. W. o. Coffee
First National Bank building. Second and
Main streets, Davenport, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16

tvs gala day will be given over to
speaking however, according to
officials in charge. An extensive
program of sports and athletic
events is being arranged, including
freak games and stunts of all sorts
in which much enjoyable ymerri-
ment is promised by those in
charge.
There is to be plenty to eat and
plenty to drink, the Mercer county
chapter of the Red Cross voting an
appropriation of $4,000 in this con-
nection for the purpose of canteen-
ing, feeding and enrolling the men
who wore the uniform of the army,
navy of marine corps.
Every arrangement to handle the
returned fighters at the fair
grounds is being made by the Red
Cross. The buildings on the
grounds will be utilized to house
some organization unit of the Red
Cross, with the designation of the
branch therein in plain letters on
each structure.
No expense will be spared to
make the day one which Mercer
county's heroes will never forget
Necessary funds will be available
from the exchequer of the Mercer
county branch of the state council
of defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
JULY e Named {
WELCOME HOME
DAY At ALED0
Mercer County VIII Honor all Her
Veterans of World War-PrOm-
inent Men to Speak.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. Ill, June 16.-Mercer
county's welcome home in honor OF
her soldiers, sailors and marines of
the world war will be held on We'd
nesday, July %, at the county fair
grounds here.
That the foregoing date has been
decided upon was announced Sat
urday afternoon by ]. A. Wells,
member Of the speakers committee,
following word from Adjutant Gen
eral Frank S. Dickson of Spring
field, principal orator of the day,
that the July date would be salts
factory
George A. Cooke of Chicago,
Aledo's ex-supreme justice, will
preside during the speaking pro
gram and will also be called upon
for brief address. Others who will
talk are Captain Oscar E. Carl
strom and possibly Frazier Hunt,
noted war correspondent who at
tended the American troops during
their hazardous campaign against
the boIsheviki in icerbound Arch
angel, Russia.
Every effort will be expended to
bring Mr. Hunt here, E. E. Emrick,
chairman of the committee on
speakers, stated. The famous jour
nalist is we'll known in Aledo and
Mercer county. For several years ne
was editor and publisher of the
Alexis Argus and in this capacity
won for himself many friends in
this section of the state
Program of Sports.
Only a small part of Mercer coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16

Large property with children in school are on record as
willing additional educational
situated those indicated
above?
additional revenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
COUPLE GRANTED
DIVORCE; ANOTHER
FILES AT ALEDO
(Special to The Argus. J

Especial TO Inc ArSuS.)
Aledo, Ill, June 16.-Suit for di-
vorce has been filed in circuit court
by Vesta Claire Rowley against
Lewis W. Rowley, the bill setting
forth extreme and repeated cruelty
as the charge. The couple was
married Dec. 9, 1908, at Sunbeam
and lived together until August,
1918. There is one child, Geral-
dine Rowley, aged 9, custody of
whom is requested by the com
plainant D. A. Hebel appears for
the solicitor.
Edith Purvis was granted a di-
vorce from James Purvis by
Judge W. T. Church in circuit court
Saturday. The couple resided in
Matherville. Cruelty was the
grounds upon which the decree was
allowed. Complainant was given
custody of the children and ali
mony in the sum Of 80 per month
for maintenance.
Due to several matters which are
pending, circuit court in Mercer
county will not be adjourned until
the last of the month, at which
time Judge Church will clear the
docket and adjourn until the Sep
TENDER term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
GUNNERS OF 123RD
TO BE HONORED AT
CHICAGO BANQUET
lSpecial 10 The Argus.

Aledo, ILL.,, June 16.-All gunners
of the One Hundred Twenty-third
field artillery are invited to attend
a reception and dinner given in
their honor by the Home Folks
association at the Morrison hotel,
Chicago, next Saturday, June 81.
Notice to this effect has been re-
ceived here from Secretary Isabel
Quinn. In her letter she states
that all men who have not received
invitations are hereby invited.
Guest cards will be sent to the
men who have signihed their in
tention of attending and house
party accommodations will be pro
vided for all out-of-town guests. It
is desired that those who are to
stay over in Chicago, at that time,
communicate with the secretary of
the association at once that ar
rangements can be made for their
further entertainment. Uniform at
tire is not required, the glad word
coming along that "civies" will get
you in. providing you were once
gunner of the One HUNDRED
Twenty third.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-16
TAX DELINQUENTS
WILL BE CHECKED
(Snecial 10 The Arpns

Aledo, III, June 16.-Work Of
checking up delinquents in pay
ment of income tax, individual,
corporation or otherwise, will be
begun probably about the middle
of next month, according to
Edgar Morse. division deputy of in
ternal revenue, who has been at
work in this city during the last
week.
Saturday was the last day for
fling income tax returns and be-
ginning today a list of those who
have failed to pay will be made out
AS soon as it is completed each di-
vision deputy and other internal