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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-06-26
o. e. LoFTHUs APPOINTED
I'll As sTATE BANK EXAMINER

55i Governor Frazier last week appoint
ed 0. p. Lofthus, Of Kloten, as state
bank examiner, taking the place Of ].
r. Waters, who has been placed III
charge Of the Bank Of North Dakota.
Mr.. Lofthus at once assumed tue
duties Of the office. Mr.. Lofthus has
never before held public Office. For
twelve years he has been cashier oi
the First State Bank o6 Kloten. His
term Of Office viii extend 70 Harch II,
'1pc1 4. s ri
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-06-26
AntIquity Of ehorth.nd.

Some form Of shorthand was known
to, the ancient Greeks and Romans.
There appears to be little doubt that
the orations Of Cicero were reported
with skill and rapidity equal per
haps to those Of many modern stenog.
raphers. Il is. however, difficult to
state just how old Is the system Of
abbreviated writing. The Greeks call.
ed 1t photography. Xenophon 10 be.
lieved to have employed this system
Of taking notes Of the lectures Of
Socrates, which would take It back "a
the 6fth century B. @.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-06-26
Sounded Like That.

Dorothy's mother was getting her to
repeat the Lords prayer, and all went
well until near the end. "And deliver
us from evil" said her mother. "And
deliver us from measles" repeated
Dorothy. Boston Transcript.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-06-26
Police Arrest Auto prIverk

Minneapolis. MIMI, June 23.-Traf-
fic officers arrested more than 200
automobiles Saturday night IN a
campaign embracing several sections
OF Minneapolis, with a number Of
special policemen stationed at Twelfth
street and Nicollet avenue. Arrests
were made for violations Of practically
every section Of the traffic ordinance,
including speeding, open mu1lers. lack
Of license tags and lightless tail lamps
All Of those arrested were ordered ia
report ct police headQ1artets this
morning. 8, 81 3ss9$
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-06-26
MIN. NELSON PUTS HIGH
VALUE ON TEACHER

In a. speech at Grand Forks, June
10th, Senator Cahill, discussing the
education law tboard Of administra-
ton act): made reference to the oppo-
sitiOn by the state superintendent Of
public instruction to the measure, and
in discussing Minnie Nelson's attitude,
toward the rural schools of the state,
showed how she valued the teachers
and the attendance. z IA:
In telling Of loose. methods under
which he said thehpresent school sys-
tenn Is conducted, Mr.. Cahill incident
ally read new rating Miss Nelson
has given the schools ofSthe state, or
rather the system under which they
are rated. s.iA
."This Is her idea Of the Importance
and significance Of the different
branches and elements which 20 to
make up the public schools of this
state" Mr.. Cahill said:
Length of school term. ......... SO
Attendance ................... SO
teachers .................... 1920
school buildings. ............... 1919
Outbuildings ...................1 1920
Heating, ventilating, etc.. ...... 1920
Equipment (books, maps, etc.,. 400
Scnool spirit ................... go
Course Of study. ................ $50
"Thus," he said, teachers are rated
on the same basis as outbuildings."
Kindly do not overlook the 40 per
cent opposite Equipment (books,
maps, etc.," It begins to look as IL,
when the Andy Gumps Of the Book
Trust and the School Supply corpora
lions holler: ooh, Min." she comes
a-trotting. A school with no attend
ance, no pupils, would be 95 per cent
efficient, undd this scheme, but lack
ing Book Trust books and school
supply maps and with full attend
ance 1t would be only go per cent Ell
cient. The human equasion seems to
be q very slight one in Minis scheme
for the farmers schools. rs
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

INDIANA STATE MILITIA CALLED
FcR DUTY TO HELP CIVIL
OFFICERS.
U. s. SOLD ERS on SEINE
Governor Decides state Militia May
Net Sc Able To Handle S.tua-
taa-Strikes II Macr
Clashes.

Gary. Ind = Eleven .cnnaaa mis- OF
Indiana state militia sen. 10 lhs
Gary district were reinforced BY J..
.ea federal troops rushed from For.
Sheridan o. request Of CO.. Good
itch. ef Indiana
Tie strikers paTa6ed and the stu
alton became 50 threatening the go
ernor decided state troops would /.
unable . cope WITH he situation.
Thousands Of staels workers v-hc
ent back or their jobs we're BENG
quarfered II the nils.
State troops patsellsd lie avenues
leading 70 steel plants and parts d
ne city where disorders we're liabl
e develop
Hundreds e strikers began e con
EreEate before the gates Of tie Int
"a states Steel Cooperation plant and
he nit q re American See: and
TsaF4ate Company. Police ana spe
c. deputies FLASHED With he
crowd 81 strikers and mary bTIc.zs
Cnd stones We're thrown Finally fhs
situation became - tHreataHHs
Mayer Hedges ealls3 far several com
Tsnfes = soldiers = lie believed af
faz-z had Eot heyead control Of The
lelics.
Wafle tae STATE troops were en- ~
wy eere IN street cars. tae pal#es
succeeded in dispensing tie crowd
afes1 using their clubs freely and
l5zEzzg mere Than a dozen arrests
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
RACE UPRISING
UNDER CONTROL
LEADERS or NEGROES BELIEVED
CAPTURED IN PHILLIPS
COUNTY TROUBLE

Helena. Ark - Fifteen additional
negroes were captured IN the fgaz
near Elaine Ark. between soldiers
and negro rioters and others in the
band scattered L IS believed that
virtually all of the leaders Of the n
eloes have bean captured Several
1T groes We're wounded an1 one sol
Ter slightly Woua3ed
Ii Hicks. the second . command"
et he negroes. Eas captured n
sznzIe=handed aghz BY Sergf. Nsj.
Lower. Thirty-eisath I2fantHy aed
MADE a detailed confession, sayin-
negroes had been 9gauizad Is Ii
lie Rock white lawyer Hicks coai3
Ho1 remember he LAWYERS name. eut
saye his description. He said eae
Rhize men did net organize lie he
Eroes . #6zht except a Obtain thelt
rights Hicks was armed With 81
eaI5bar rife when eyeFpeWeHs5 oE
Lower. Every fact elected b eff
GERS. citizen posses ard he military
- FAR -ho8 that The troubles q 5Ie
fast faw DAYS 4 Re lower part q.
Il EAAA4As E#-G h4#s= ~ 49,
banned instruction amonS a esrtas II
class Of negroes. and that these plans
vtrs brought - 4 Itematare head 2X
re Killing q ore officer and 1he
uoaaalns e another a Hoop Spae
TIE caaHseaaan q quantities o. higA
foWer rifles. ShatsHnS and pistols
from negroes n tne Elaine section
=a15a lie discovery . = large e2llea=
Hsa=~ ara number. o. czses Il al
nHni-lon II the headquarters If Tho
losrSen brothers at - Walnut
street, MS city. how plainly faat ,
general instruction was Planned
snd that only IN accident fthe tfag =
dy at Hoop spur fHexenfea q much
n.ore serious SITUATION from arising
sooner eE later
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
ARDMORE WOULD
NOT HEAR Hear REED
SENATOR OPPOSING LEAGUE Or
NATIONS GREETED WITH
EGG SHOWER.

Aramore. OKLA - The attempt Of
United States Senator James 4. Rel
ot Missouri . address an Ardmofe
audience vas complete failure. fOi=
lowing a most propitious start earlier
in the evening.
Tho hour Of speaking rad ben -.
Tor $50 and al tRat hour the Arb
more convention hal. with a seating
capacity Of 5.oU6 was filed 10 0fer-
flowing with fully 6.aan people iam=
led into he building. NaaF# Ard
more women were present ~ S:39
Bed Williams e. H. Reception COM
!. itlse Introduced Manor William
Freeman q Ardmese
judge Freeman started ro in -oaaes
.ke Missouri senator Without warn
tHs. cut vent fEe llza5s. - =oHa or.
VHea On enc know. had eas ~
lI4h5 wires Panaamaaium brakH
loose.
some ca6l=heased mea reacHet IT,
uidaeI - the- ssaee whore 81 SEM
tar Reed Mayor Freeman ana mem
lsrz# faa Reception Committee H
feid them 20 - steady n tha boat
ihat if anE attempt Was male -
lsaze he ssagz=a riot sit follow.
Jtst al this point 3 Aeab== lmaaa =
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
ARKANSAS COTTON
MEN TO ORGANIZE
PRELIMINARY MOVE MADE TO
ORGANIZE COTTON MEN OF
THE STATE
SEVERAL NAMED ORGANIZERS
Organization Committee Named For
State-GcNernor Is d hemcer-
Various Counties &c Be o.
gained later In h1ontn.

At a. conference at THE governor $
office At the capitol. steps were taken
for he organization q ire Arkansas
branch 81 the American Cotton AsSt-
citation. This is an organization ea71-
prislng ali the cotton producing
states.
The Arkansas members o. he VA
tional Organization Committee ar:
Governor Brough. nr. George 1.
Sands Of Charleston. ! H NerSwot-
thv Of Nashville. jim 6 Ferguson u
Little Rock. Carl Hollis q NarrAa
and Grover Mcintyre O. Bruno
The following Organization eol3-
r.ittee was named for the state: CO..
ernor Brough. J. r. Alexander. Scott
chairman. " c Lasseter. director Of
United STATES Agricultural Extension
ferees. Aaolph Falsenthal Of cam
den. merchant; Or. George L Sands.
Charleston. president Farmers Union.
= !. Rodnaan. Little Rock. chairman
Profitable Farming Bureau I'm Q
I,ernlsen. commissioner o. agrseGi-
ture. r. c. Powell Little ReeR. chair
msn Agricultural Committee Of tn
Arkansas Bankers Association J Il
Noteworthy. Nashville. seeretafs
far,,sarz. arier = T. I Wilson,
Ilanter and capitalist. " J Ia. =
FIELD. Washington. president Ark2a-
sas Ginners Association
MS committee wet October 7
ne offire - The governor = select
fhrea delegates from each county, /
farmer. e merchant and 6enkeH.
Who arc "a hold a state conference =
he governors office October :. =
select a state Executive COMMITTEES.
STATE campaien manager. cfaiTfiaea
for the various counties aai Rref5dA
o.he- necessary details Tor TIE Hsas-
tership drive thai III h made ah2Hi
tEe middle II NoTomaer throughout
HI South.
: r Alexander Ms elected chair
nan q - a-EsHz=asaoa Gersnitfss.
and clio Ha-nez = 15-.se Rock Ms
rssae secretary an publicity t-1ee-
-.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
ORGANIZED PLANS
FOR BLACK REVOLT
NEGROES HAD LAID PLANS t.
Kill AND TERRoRIzE THE
WHITE PEOPLE
DATE SET WAS OCTOBER 6
blacks Planned To AXE BaIe Of Cot.
ton 70 Prominent White Men.
Make > Demand and Then
XII Al in Sight.

Helena. Art.-THat orsanized n
groes of southern Phillips county. of
which This cts i the seal q govern
1ent. mad planned i general slaHS =
ter If white people in me locality O.
taber s. Was definitely revealed he.e
Is authorized Inyesriga7ors Of IT,
weeks disturbances in taat section
According 70 IN - authorities The
PLOT included Widespread uprising
N TIE event certain demands Vere
nor me- With October sci : tte
day for the uprising, negro prisoner
are I'D 10 have confessed, ea5b
member Of ID organization al spec
ned places vas 10 pick bale O
cotton bv# that date take he cotton
to certain prominent lancown rs
PLANTATION managers and meschaa
nd demand settlement
The confessions as announced
made L appear IN IRE investigator
thai without further ado following
MS demand he blacks were 70 shoot
Gown III Whites = s5Eh. y list II
= names. admitted q represent Tn
men "a whom the= demand would p
Tres nd liz -ss hands OF Tire II
vesHea.ns. committee.
KH1zHg at t4es#41 5.la prisoners
aid va 10 be ne sfEnaf Tor -
Heaha=- e the organization Ia -
faeE - white population IN
susive courier ~ysHaa vas explafna
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Se3rev. a rew method II fraud
MS successfully carried out here,
Nhen r,sn giving rs narte -
eBau obtained So ~ two imasi-
nary batss If cotton TIE nan =,
Two cotton warehouse receipts. filled
len ont an8 tex hem % q local
merchant am Gotten buyer. weo gave
lin check f4r he amount called
for on tie receipts
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Constipated? Here's n

Not that often harmful, alv,u,
lent and temporary help thaf !,
from harsh pufgatives, but h, ,
Portable. gratifying. corrective =
ton of stubborn bowels so uro5ss,
in DR.. King S New Lie Pills.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
NECLECTINC IRI'
COLD OR COl1l
Why, when DR.. KipS', :
Discovery so promals y
checks it ~

T rs natural you don't va. :.
careless and let that oId H. y
cough drag on or that new = :.
develop seriously Not wbeo -
get such a proved successful =, ~
as Dr.. Kings New Discover
Cold, cough, grippe, crovo l.!
resist this standard reIiever We =
Its quality is as high TO-DAY az !, q
has been - and its been r.1
steadily in popularity for no ~ !
fifty years. 6oc. and Si.20 a 5ss'
all druggists.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Nagnolta.=The Columbia Fozt at
American Legion. which recently ef-
ganfzed. has elected The following a.
hcers. Joe l. Davis. chairman ],
II Kease. vice chairman: Cross Dal
rev secretara-.= G1azaey Jea1. treas
arr: R. L Brewster. historian; Do
Waller. n2Rsferat-a-ns. and Clarence
Crumpler. chaplain.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Presiss.t. Rsducs. s.,ten.s

y -hzrc-oa Sentence 81 =
years. Imprisonment 4nansEd ~ alslz
lzz.--z ca5laznzzztEal n F@n. na#ia y
Ez=2zaS II sEe I6th Infantry whea -
attempted 70 resign z-on Re ans
5zz-5zz re vsr - eSczpa @==ass ~
Ezr= IN ny Iznd-53 iron the17 81. =
has Haza =zse=z . fEe yHs~s -
President Nzscn
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Rs....sa eotshsyLki Want 70 Our.

blaezan Tire Russian So
- soxaraman1 is prepared 70 =
Eot5ate tor peace 81 terms #thaf IN
elaae lie departure If The Bolshevz-
K. leaders rom Russia and he over
throw - the Soviet. according 10 Of
fcial adrfee% received here which
- credited NTH an authoritative
e1.zarter
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
John Mitchell Left s2so m

White Plains, Y-John Hz-efau
former president Of The United Nina
Workers G America left IN estate =
$50 1Qo, mostly in stocks and bonds
aeeording 70 petition ~ LEVERS 4,
administration.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
DEWS OF E|'
No More Gentle D
''Cascarets id Y
Liver Bow@ |

II is just as needles . :
Gus TO take violent Or rs! i
Nature provides re sheeA =,
your liver and bowels !.
harsh pills. sickeainE q
Cascarets give quick fe.-s
jury from Constipa aoa. p
digestion. Gases and -
CascaretS work ahile !es
ing the toxins pois'sls
digeStble waste without =
convenience. Cas-aFeis
siren tightening tn toEei =
cost so little too-Adf.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Ardmore. Okla = Ardmore es.
zens in mass meeting. seut 4 falr-
Gram % Senator James A Reed n.
Missouri. demanding 1hat - as7...I
MS Ardmore speaking date in oDDe.s,.
ton to the League OF Nations.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Would Run Street cars Fres

Chicago--Street cars should r.
run b. cities as elevators ara opera.
d BY owners ef skysera perS.= 4s-r-r.,.
charge . passengers. Ralph s Rspa-
presiden, o. the Associated Boards u.
Trade G. Essex county.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
nani-ls oenles statenen.s.

Washington - Secretary Daniels
arzcterized as prep osterous@ pub
s5shsd statements thar The landing Of
American sailors a Tran Dalmatie
Sa.-ersb er :. vas al the order q
me British Admiralty
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

PzFne Charles : Rsinsoh- fa--
me- tinted states minister 20 China.
2s b-a- sppc 1te3 counsellor q n,
chinese government 81 salary Of
$1,000 D. year. The agreement daf-
.uE from August !
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Mexican Ambassador Returns

Washington Ygnacio Bannlas.
Mexican ambassador 10 HE Unite
S.aIes. has been summoned home y.
President Carr#nza for = conference
and Is now eHroate 20 Cuam8 e6ene-
4as. where Carrahza Is staying dur.
Iuz Tie treatment of Nrs Carranzs
II a hospital there.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10


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forrev - Ss1e@. Fal.or eaaazE hs
- succeed Rs.-ss--s y
.9,ssss7s = R.s.as4==.fs I. =
= 49, " 0,aaeld VII ~ ia
nee for reelection
Lsftle Ro5k-T6s ADVISOR zsaerl
~ he safe Hts6esv ce~1tlz@ n
las recer r.enae3 r. allotment =
~ prox.nafe.s S5-sy te3e1. 81
state aiE - ra1 s13f Te4 ~. ~
Arkaaelrhls- ias2 A.
students 81 tae AzAaae
School have azzanzse =
t~iee monthly. a11 MI aa1e vr
columns 20 the page
-
3ofass=z7a ~ =
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Il+,n Ssra-a Ra-EAs

Salt Lake Cry. = The Utah state
senate. n special session here. pass
81 the amendment 10 The national
constitution providing for suffrage for
women
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Washington Gel IoWnseai
rsssd= commander ef Langiey Field.
"a ana Gre q the frst American
a#ce-s 10 receive an aviatoT's eon-
mission vs. killed near Phaa1el-
hia
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

LONDON IN o#Hcial statement x
-sa5 from Downing Street saws ~
National Gzaian Of Ra5lN aFman has
rejected fHa governments eifes = -
a5sras7a. and also . seven - tH1lz2
7ra7aseH ~ fA6 government
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
english Strike Serious =, I.ziv

Rome. = The shutting of Of Ff..
.sh coal from Itaiy because AZ ~
railway strike n Great Britain. ~
which notice was given y fhe b.
ISL government viii be SERIOUSLY fsl-
n this country.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
Rae-s mzea -l....t

Heffe. Ala-Twalve hundred gal
IBIS 4 heet and 81 gallons Of Whi5.
key we're captured IN raid o. thraa
illicit dis-ilieries - miles west u
here b county officials.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
GOODBY,
WOM7N'S
TR0IjB'

The tortures and dissaz.'
weak, lame and aching taak :
feet and limbs. weakness =
nausea. as a rule have Ter q
kidney trouble, nor female go
These general syn Efaas q -
bladder disease are vel kaas.-
tie remedy.
Next tine you feel 8 tEil.s !
il the back or are troubled ~
ache, indigestion. insoaEA 2
il the bladder or pan Il ths
lower abdomen. Feu Rill Id E
sure relief in GOLD MEDAL 4
oil Capsules. This ED as3 "a
edy for kidney trouble ana
engagements has stood the rs.
dreds Of years. Il does e
Pains and troubles vanish q :
and health viii come as ~
their use. When egmFaete-I
10 your usual yigor, cont1ls .
capsule or two each day: y
GOLD MEDAL H22fisz y
sules ara imported from u
RES at Haarlem. Ho-sa1 y
cepS substitute. N ss@
three sizes. Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
SHINING II standstllI.

Washington. - Shipping n Ame-i-
esn pors So far a II concerns Ship
Ii-g Board vessels with cargoes con
signed 10 por-s Of the United King
eom. was ~ standstiu because o.
TIE strike q Brush railway.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Plusturgh-A areak in the ranks
~ he steel strikers. predicted b.
one q the corporations. Vas not ia
syidanee. according 10 reports re
eeivea from various sources
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Rome Parliament has ben dis.
solved Elections viii BE held No
HeTahar i ard Parliament vii reas-
emile Deem ber !
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Paris Comp te ratification a.
The Versailles peace treaty Win Ga.-.
many By both houses Of the French
Parliament Is expected very shortly.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
N.--:-os. Nan-....d p.s..s...

Nasiz15-ca Brand =Nf.tiock Of
Gaa ID. minister - Belgium was
l=ari1z1 ID aE President Wilson a D.
- ass=a1a- - -aaz country.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Little Rnek. MIX ToWetz- tron
near NeHa. member - ~ ai.sEei
sang - arafs reslsiars n Fa3k eoaa-
~ in 1911. ana Nh wss indicted n
five oaunzS y special 6rse5 5'-sv
IN 1une. 1q5S. rs eeen sven 3 fas-
icurh # - 6avs rem re Tgezs-
sssse farm. where - as serving 3
fons sentence
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

wsshinetoa-Tae favorable trer3
- President Wilson's condition con.
;snued ard there were indications
fhst hose attending him thought he
u.iEht BE definitely on the road 10 re-
Soyery.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

little R6ck Farmers N north
west Arkansas are eaieyinE a pros
rerIty enesualed in The history of t'1as
section of Tie state said John
casey. defaex commissioner Of mines
manufactures and erieel.Ure 'sThsv
marketed an unusually large crop -
szgaes berries las sfFias and II prs
err ara - busy scattering The aFpla
crop nat taey have little me .
spend anywhere outside their or
chafdss
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

TexaTkana--Ole Aan4a IL 4.
nous mayor Of SEATTLE. Wzsh. j
scheduled r. deliver IN address i
Te1arkan4 0ctobeF = Al ne Gz15
operA house.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Fort Smith Mrs Stella Clayton
was elected president O. the Reheksa
olstrict organization Of Sebastian.
Crawford ard Logan counties which
closed its meeting here. and Hartford
was selected as sAe place ~ III
March meeting other officers elee.-
ed were: Mrs Emma SeSsins. Roman
-. vice president. Sfrs Julia Hs-Hf}
fou. Unsoa,eRn Maiden Mrs A. q
Horton Fer, Smith. secretary. Mr.,
Mary Erudbgrk. Mansfield, treasurer
Isc'a InsrafHm. Fa.t smith, ehsP-
lain. Nellie Plaey. fsuuy Lind. maF-
=hat. Mark Gibson. Barber. eonda5
la1 Ola N15daer. Nan Ruren. tns IL
rae - Mere F,FHs Hartford. OFT
she quart
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Just as scor as ibs :;
indness curdles Ire
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

marketed m unus-H - large crop -
strawberries las sHias and II prs
srr ara - busy setherHns the aFpla
crop nat they have little fEnse =
spend anywhere outside their or
ehafis.'
searey a PEW method IF fraaa
MS saees~sfHl2t carried or here,
When nan giving Is nartA -
GRa3l obtained So ~ NO imasl-
nary bates IF cotton TIE nan -,
two cotton warehouse receipts. filled
len aaf an8 tex hem . local
merchant am cotton BUYER. who save
lin a check far he amount called
for on TIE receipts
Nagnolia.-The Columbia Fozt af
American Legion which recently e.
EaniRed. has elected he following 81
fcers. Joe l. Davis. chairman. J.
II kefse vice chairman. Cross D1i
ney. seeretary Chimney Jea7= treas
arr. r L 33ewsseE. h#staFians Do
Waller. n2asfaratzarns. and Clarence
Crump1er. chaplain.
Little Rnok. MIX 77eWeeE. from
rpz- NeHa. member - ~ al 81
eang = arafs Hsslstars n Faik conn
~ in 1911. ana Nh IVES indicted n
FIVE counts y special srsa5 5szsv
IN Iune. 1q1S. rs eesn sven 3 sae-
icurh # - 6ays zzoM re TucEs-
..z5 sszz= "a a==rs - - sasxsz,- =
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10

Just say 70 your zoo =.
Ball Blue When ~ I
will be more than II,
suits Once tried s Rass
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-10
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-14

of the poor of London, have again
made their appearance because of
an acute shortage in the coal sup
ply, and thousands upon thousands
of persons have been daily standing
in line in the hope of getting enough
coal to keep some kind of fire going
in their humble homes.
A coal queue is an interesting
sight. Early in the morning the
number of customers appearing at
some point exceeds the number be-
ing disposed of by the coal merchant
So they line up, in the order of their
arrival, and patiently wait until
they are supplied, or are told by
the merchant that he has no more
by no means an infrequent develop
ment
They buy in small quantities for
two reasons-some of them have lit
tie money to invest in coal at ex-
listing high prices, while the second
cause is the lack of means to re-
move large quantities. Often per-
ambulators provide the vehicle, but
more often the, purchaser tucks his
"black diamonds" away in an old
basket, and hurries on his way.