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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

y
MirH E1tqNo Cnpelard returned
saturday rom copc,and Texas
where she spent several n WIS.,
itinF her E~rsndmothfr.
Mr. cnes Q % santa 70 was
here on business frldsf.
W. n. Kosher OF Holding, NO. an
old time resident OF Mountahair. u
here on hu1iness
= ~. tthoades u IN Aihuqucrque
taking treatment for rheumatism.
M. and Mrs W. McWhirter OF
Cleveland. Okla. are here VISITING
Their son CIT aicNhirtcr ana tamtt.
Mrs ~ n. veal returned trhnNl
from Las VEGAS where \ atiendc1
The summer school on n Nofmfi
Oscar Sinclair. who has been srr(
ina IN the navy. returned TO MS nome
mere Tussapy' ,,, -, -
Mrs. John D.lis OF Helen y mere
visiting her husband. who Is on their
ranch west OF town.
julitn Meyer ana y =. roster OF
Wiliarn We're nerc monday oemoh
strnunf the boft automopiie.
henderspn imboden y spending .
few DAYS IN A~ibmquerque.
Miss lnez Grimm has been employ.
ed ~ teacher al the Cumitord schooi
"
Mrs r. r. itodEerf y Nisi4ne nc,
husband al deaioA aptinsh &c VII
80 70 Carlsbad on the s2nd. where
she hss accepted q position Hs teacher
IN me pupiic SCHOOLS Tor the cunning
year
Mus LOIS fiolion mas peeh elec.sp
% teacn tne second srade IN inv
Atounlauhhir scnooL
X sellers ana son Zee nc
Few weeks az ftot rfrlnks TOT ehe
dement, OF All. sellers hssith.
FRANK carpenter, an oln iuhv Aneep
ninn ne.s new
VISITING tne tnfhlif OF III
The man, son OF frSsc-ior an
IS reporied as improving.
Mi1s Ntne- bner cSme ~ .ue.unS
rom 70 NAi' h't p'o'he''
Ut, I'll nust. . -
-. " setsS"n ~ t"rns 49,
Misses Mildred and Lucile Wefg have
fetarncd from a N"oatloh speht !"
10. ~oftlnE7
Mr.. and MIR. Ray y, King. Mrs
x. sue anu me ni.ses Hvno,. I"
sa~anna..an, nah.Hs, a.auinn 1914.
cay ,a1m ! nscas ny bn,HnporicsI I'm.
600 4, Srw wssico
n..n. 60 antovcd warn
s,ra snS Ria-,r,ainsir Thc seore WIS
A. q, fssar ~ ths ytsitors Next.
Wpeioa in ~ re-. 90 nfav
.eonn.,trsNr
pcv ~ "a phuiinu ~ the local
p..,lsf ch,reb H. condurtlny a serles
~ nnec,Inr- In he .rditorinw 81 Inc
So $500 "pfy Iscisor n ss.isf-
10 MIN 90 Inc wecunpa viii con-
,in.c III ne>, weck
II. A.. Shartzer. recently appointed
forest ranrcr Ia succeed RAY ". King,
who resigned. has taken up the work
~ The local station. AIR. and Mrs.
King will make ar extended tour OF
the northwestern states before they
decide ON a new location. They have
many friends here who regret their
dcparture.
The seventh Day Adventist camp
meeting Ia stili In progress meetings
being held twice each day In b
large tent on the campus Of The school
building.
a largely attended dance was given
al the Electric thoater last wednesday
evening.
, santa Fe Trail show will arrive
here Monday and viii show for a
week.
i.,r. force 81 workmen are
,.er,nv anwn The two.sforv frame
ihnitdior recentiv orcuplca BY the
vynIard Mercantile This
cownunv viii erect a Iarec tile bus
mes biook and an apartment house
d hN NHNNN NNNNAh VII ID - " ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
Henderson Seeks
Minimum Income for
AL Ia Englishmen

London. AUG. 7 t'offtnpondchre o.
the Associated PreRs) The latest
thing ia the labor program Of social
reform Il provision Tor q aluminium
Income Tor every man. woman q
child. Under the scheme. which ~
fatherrd BIZ Aflhur Hendeffnn. score
fars a. Che labor party. and ~ ~, u.
cole. attached 10 he research DEPART
menf twenty per cent Of al incomes
would be nafionalixed az he source
aud paid IN a pool which would be
desotcd solely Ia provide . permanent
weekly incohno o. f2.2n a week -
everybody.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
HorIoE or TonFnIruRE paoeLnpINos

hoTIcB or r~cnFnIruRE PRocEEpINus
Molten u hrruby given uhnt The undcrtixn'
ed. tnit-d HtAtrs Maranal for w District
% New hcrire. rnftuaut 10 q certain war
raut " seizure iasued out u me inite,i
States Distdrt Court for the District ~ New
Ameries. libellsht v Twfive Gallon Cans.
klRhtrea nalf uallon Cans and Eishty. five
Quart Cans ~ Olivr oil. and being nuinbtg
ed CSC, Law, on the Civil docket nf aid
seait h.s ssissa from the postsision u ths
81 Albuqurruuc. Eight, three qrArt cans.
twents.cne one. half gallon eana hnd ia cal
lon cans Of olive oil parpoftina 10 contain
pure italian oiisc % and labelled
''oilve q supcrfne. Gaesano uiariani
brand Medaelie D'Oro Esposiziuni internha
MlhAno 1'orino Gold Medal awarded to
nno Pur D'uiisa Garaauio sauo Qua.
unnre.'
s5d farhsr notlee l. Asrchy given % the
Matteurci-faiiadino 4 Cnmpany. o. Aihh
uusruIe. NrW Nryico. and ~ ai persons
claiming The saih property " any part there
Why thr same should not b. condenned an.
forfeited. uufsuant ~ the aleiratlonk Of ~
nhtl filed IN the aforfs-id case 10 the effect
that me contents o. aid esna Ar nesbraaa
"a, N violation ~ ne AZ Of congrrss, ~
proved june 30. 1905 known - Ne pnf.
fuod and Dues Act. % b. and amp az BE-.
fore the United States District Court Tor tn
District 81 New Mexico. Al Santa ~. Mes
Mexico, AZ 10 q ~, on the l5th day ~
September. 1919, " thow cause. N hnv the,
have. why the Aforesaid properly should MOI
~ condemned and forfeited a. prayed IN saii
libel.
A n HUDsPETH.
uni,ed States hArhai for the District Of
Aug 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

NHN.a AmM N.N|.NNUM NNN ANN ~
singers. dancers. etc.
AT THE LYRIC.
The TRIAL 81 Buddy Apperuon for
burrlarly il one OIL the dramatic
events Of s'Blll Appcraon's hoy
which will be seen at the Lyric to-
day for the last time. with Jack Pick
fore IN thc title role.
In this feature. which First Ma
tionai IL distributing. Mr.. Pickford. In
the part OF q youth 81 the blue RIDGE
mountains. u accipcd OF entering the
home Of q Girl With whom he Il In
love. late AZ night.
The court room Is crowded with
picturesque types from the mountain
Ger community as the trial begins.
Buddy Apperson Ia freed through the
testimony Of the girl
The Chester Outing pictures win
also be repealed today.
AT THE PAsTnE.
The war ~ over u has been over
for n long time. Yet It's potent In
ffncnce for good II stlii 10 be felt. and
WIN he tell for years.
t'Tke LIGHT" the Theda Kara super
production. which opened Yesterday at
the astine theatcr. II an after-the-
war play. arid shows how the most
wicked and frivolous woman IN Paris.
after n turbulent career na n breaker
Of mems hearts. erca . vision through
the eyes Of a blinded man. The wo-
mar whose services had been spurn-
ed by aid organizations. II reborn
through her devotion 10 a hero.
This latest super production offers
the Sarah Bernhardt OF the screen
% critics have called Theda nHra-
abundant opportunities 10 reveal her
splendid talents IN he role OF
H'anchette .Dumonde. who becomes
infatuated with on Apache dancer.
yet does not hesitate TO slap him when
he tries 70 interfere In her devotinn
10 the blinded man. Miss Bara reveals
even than her customary fire
and passion.
The above ~ being repeated today:
also the churIic Chaplin comedy.
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names Of p~ialnufra attorneys are
Alonzn u. McMiiicn and Laurence y.
Ice. whose p~ostoffiue addfeas Is Alhu.
qucruuc. New Mexicos and cnch ot
said defendants H. notified TINT unless
ne enters his Appearance IN said aus
on or before the 2tth day ~ Soptomb-
er. 1919. Judgment viii be rendered
against thoin AID zach Of them BY de-
fault.
NESTOR MONTOYA.
Clerk OF said court.
(Scai OF Dlatrict Court
ns HARRY y. LEE, Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

San Diego. Calif.-Robeft O'Con-
nor. United States district attorney
for the southern district Of California.
announced that libel had been filed
Tor the seizure and condemnation OF
butter. eggs and cheese ~ Atorage In
this county. valued at about f50O,0Op.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

New York. Aus. lG.-cotton futures
closed steady. october 30.65; De-
ccmber a0.sa. January 1910; March
aO.77: May 5i.i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

New York. Aus. ia Bar silver
ti.12&.
Mexican dollars sac.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

Chicago. Aug. iG.-Potatocs steady.
Arrivals 81 cars. Minnesota, early
Oblos sacked. a lots sass n 3.7S cwt.
Irish e0bblcrs. Kentucky sacked, car
lots A2bm4.bO cwt.; California
round white sacked car lots tf.75H
500 W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
sCurITE GOES no NEnnNsKA

Columbia, Mo. Aug. l6.-Coach ~.
=. Schultz. Of h University Of Mis-
souri,. haH resigned u accept "a posi-.
ton as head coach ~ The University
Of Nebraska. IL was announced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

New York. Aug. iG.=Mcrcantiic
paper ~ q "a sterling demand is7:
cables 427A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

Chicago. Aug. fe.-Asscrtions that
railroad traffic curtailed by the shop
mems strike would he normal again
by Monday had a bearish Influence
today on the corr market. n was
rcaHon that improved traffic eondi-
lions would lend materially 10 IN
GREASE the voiAme OF receipts here
and ri other important terminaia.
Commission, houses were the chief
sellers openins prices - hieh ranged
from X cent decline 10 Z cent adj
vance. with September tf.sfA to
ef.G5 and December Sac 10 ti.fs.
were followed by a moderate general
nctback and then something 81 a rally.
subsequently. now low record quo
iations on foreign exchange counted
against the buns and there were
heavy IA to ~ cent? net lower.
with September si.s2 and December
81 fSN 20 si.ff.
Oats were relatively firm owing 10
talk 81 export demand After open
ing h0h rent 20 a rent Off In
Guiding September at TAN 20 TAX
cents. The market sagEed a little more.
and then assembled to above yester-
days finish.
2rovisions had an upward slant de-
spite weakness In The hog market.
N'""fE AhNh UthNNfn lawful W AHt
buying side Vas more or less re-
aponnibie.
Later weakness developed In gym
patty with corn
con-sopt.. asa: Dec, si.4sN.
Oats-Sept.. 73hc: Dee. 7bNc.
fork-Scpt., 3ff.6b.
fArd-sepL, $3.50. Oct, t39.O5.
Ribs-scpt.. t9f.o0.
Chicago Lftcaock.
Chicago. Aug. 16.-Hox receipts
6,e0o: market lower. Top t2i.O0:
heavy weight $500 so.75, medium
weight 02i-oo; light weight
$3.50 800; light Hight s17.5OH
2o.ai: heavy packing spws, smooth
ti71bm1k.2N; packing aows. rough
1850 011.zA. pigs tf1.0O 017.s5,
Cattle receipts 3.O0o; compared with
a week ago, beef steers uncvenly rs
cents 70 ti.b0 lower. moro in spots:
western 50 cents TO rs cents lower.
butchers 90 70 ei.o0 lower; calves
ti.oo higher; Htockers and feeders
Sheep receipts s,ooe; compared with
g week $50. native iatnba 800 20
tibO higher; western 800 mi.2a
higher; yeariings and we,hers 20 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

Chlcaro. Aus, iG.-Bntter hlsheN:
creamery 47Wb2M cents.
Egg receipts S.e5S eases, I'M
changed.
Poultry. alive lower. springH $40
32c: fowls ~ cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

Aprtaffnt a. a girl cnnfnuny on an
Inland IN the raq'fic. Mary Pickford.
M popular screen star, Is seen 20
arlfndid adennfnFo In the newly re-
ia<ucd Paramount picture Hearts
Adflft" which will be displayed at
m ~ thcatcr today only.
The story y a simple one, that Of .
Eirl Huo II cast uron an Island and
Who leads . primitive crirfence until
fate throws q man nt her loct They
love each oihef and 1tap1lo tho fact
that lnf mnn already has a wife
they cHpruFe each other. The Eiri
noc4mea a mother and later when tina
name wife appeara on The scene tho
distracted walf leaps with her child
into M abyss. The man aad HIS wife
are thus reunited.
Thtrs are bumerona thrilling cpl
aodea IN The picture and supported by
Harold Lakewood aud a carefully Sc
lecte4 company 81 players Miss Pick
ford u seen a. her hess. Tbs picture
was directed by Edwin q Porter.
Dily Duncan IN The Man Of
Might and n Paramount "Picto-
graph" reel
AT TnE mssAg.
Iorise HtfG the charmsug actress.
nfnfa IN '1~oiner Dear Charmcr." the
World Picture, which viii he NJ the
Ideal today only. Supporting her IN
Inn lnfetaesInE and on;efi tanning at
r1cilpn 4s John Dowers. who has ap-
Jared with much success IN a num-
Der or other World Pictures.
The story OF .Tofher Dear Charm
sr" was written 81 Charles sarver.
uq accnagio editor Of Worid-Ficturea
II 4 a modern story with the heroine
wealthy younx Eiri who h. deeply
Interested IN Hrd Cross work. and
tho hero a handsome young American
aviator who IL lack from the front 90
recuperete from a Wound received
while in pursuit Of Boch& planes
rother Dear charmcr~ has that
most desirable quallb-rharm. n Is
ono OF ihe most charming and wholly
delightful offerings Of the season.
IN connection with the above. thefe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
MARKET Q~UOTATIONS

rs cents higher: fat ewes so to rs
cents higher; breeding ewes and feed
crs 20 cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

Good Intentions never get beyond
the crawling stage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

September. 1919. Judgment viii
against you by default and II
foreclosure and other relief ID
the complaint In said sui, wild
Ine namus ~ the plaintiffs 4
W A. kcichef and q. ~ paNnef
office address y Cromwell bt
~, faue. New hcnico.
tseail NEsTOR MOI
CouA
ny HARRY y LIE. DEPUTY.
Aug. ie-2a.ao Sept. 6.
After he had kissed her II
her rosy checks against hi4
ted her soft round chin. 1
hack and asked him, "GcorA
shave yom self
"Yr he replied.
II n ought soy' she said. 4
~ the toughest ! ever
Et-qpl hnf u was too lid
wtu q WY with "a lump in
!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

NoT1cE or sUrr.
csaianys = h.E'lF z,'s ~ h'esh.m
farhen. and ~ untesWa persons yh1 eisns
any title nf lnlfftsf ndvrrsf 20 rlalntin IN
ne Acfslnsftrr dassrihed pfuretiw tAst -.
nit h he n%isssiss Saast STATE ~ Me-
t.csico, tuuuty Of hrmalnln, against the
.IorementIsnsa pattie. 81 deiendhnt. ths
e ,irle " ss x. o sl, Saasf 70 ss' ss..s..s e ss's'
xsan rAfes east New Eissise rrinslesi
s ms'is's' s.i sas ssss a.. ~ Ss s's sss1siss sss'
nnhtA they cater ~ cause unir apnenranrs
- be enteFyd ~ said cause on or before the
lsn Gay q ssp'siehsr isss iasEn'snt viii
me NANTES ~ ne alterreys for plaintiff
are Thuras X D. Maddhon and John y
sr~. Al. xih.a mslr Gun &c Irss"'n'e I'd
Witness ms hand sua The SCAT u said
Court on thia the Ind dsy 81. Agggst 1919.
clara Di.,rle, cesss. nsrn"i.iis Vcceerly.
Nv hARRY LINE. Dera,y.
Aug 2.e-ie.as.
IN TIE nlsTRIcr c,uIsr; State u New
Mexico. County ~ brrnnlllio
Lillian Rose Plalatin ". Ralph L. Rose,
NOTICE or SUIT.
To the Above Named DefendAuti
You asr hrrrhy notified thst suit hes bse,.
eh,sfrd eeelnsi you ~ the District CONT h
and Tor the County 81 htrnalillo. Nov Mraic,
by ne ahosr nnmtd p~laintift who rFfra for
an absolute divorce from you on The rruuuds
81 aherdcnmtat n~or-suppgrt. and adultfr,
You arr farther notified That unltaa yun
enter or esused 70 be entered your apprar.
encr IN the said court IN sid cause there
pendinr OF or before the 18th day % 81.
temhcr 1919. youf dsfaut WIN b. entered
and plaintiff WI apply 70 ne euurt for The
rellff prayed Tor lr the complaint.
Astcrneys for Pinintln are Miller 4 Craig
Ofher and rost Office. Aibuqueruuc. New
Mcxlro.
(seal) NFsTOR MONTOYA.
CLERK o. the District Court.
ny HARRY y LEk Dcputy.
Ang. e.e-t6.29
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16
Kansas ul, IArc-tock.


Kansas Cfy Livc-tock.
Kansas city. Mo. Aug. ie.-Hog
receipts 1900 market steady. Top
t2f. so: medium weights s30.O0M
21.b0: light slss0a 2f.o0; packing
nows $500 1880; pigs ti7.o09
2O.1s.
Cattle receipts SIS. for week; best
beef cattle steady: others 20 to so
cents lever; medium butcher stock
weak: other grades strong: calves
calves $3.50 10 $3.50 higher: packers
and feeders strong 20 nncycniv higher,
Sheep receipts 1900; market FOR
week: lambs IS 20 30 cents higher;
breeders steady 10 50 cents higher.
Denver Livestock.
Denver, Colo. Aug. is.-ca'ue re-
cclpts 1.tO0: market strong; beef
steers Sii.bO 0it.k5; COWS and heifers
e12k@10.0p. AtockefH and feeders
t7.bOM 1850; calves $500 ~ 1900.
Hog receipts $50; market steady:
top f2O.25: bulk t20.f06 7O.25.
Sheep receipts 1000: market high
or: lambs SIs.b0df7oO feeder lambs
$500 git.0o; cwes ss.00Ms.5O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

win be shown niNsrle Drcs-lcr com.
1dy. and repeating the Hawaiian
singers. dancers. etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

unl,sd States NArshai for tho pstrIe. Of
Aug is.ts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

ny HARRY '. LIE. DEPUTY,
Aus. ie-2a.ao Sept g..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
z EDUCATIONAL
CLASS MAY BE
STARTED NOV. /

Educational classes for non
English speaking men. for foreign
ers interested in learning the his
tory and laws of citizenship of this
country and probably classes in
commercial law will be started at
the Rock Island Y. NJ. c. A. this
winter. Plans for the opening OF
some such course were outlined at
the meeting of the educational
committee, composed OF X. 7. An
derson. ]. II. Hauberg. Carl Ander-
son and o. J. Surratt. which met
at the association yesterday.
Tentative arrangements are TO
have the classes commence work
by Nov. /. A. d. Hermann, who is
to take up his duties as educational
secretary of the local Y. M. C. A. on
Oct. l, will be at the head of the
school.
Americanization programs will
be held, if the plans OF the COM
mittee are accepted and educa-
tional clubs and hikes will be or
ganized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
OLD AUTO BODY
TAKES LIFE OF
YOUTH OF four
Little Morris Haler Was Playing
Teeter-TOtter With His Flay-
mate, Eddie LIE Mar.
Especial Moline Service. J

Morris Haler, aged 4, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Haler. 5f9 Twenty
third street, died at the Moline
city hospital this morning, an hour
after he Had been pinned beneath
a heavy auto body which toppled
over on him from its resting place
beside a barn.
The boy left his mother at .
o'clock to go to the corner store.
He told her he would hurry right
back. At the store Morris met his
little chum, Eddie lie Mar. The old
auto body in the alley at the rear
of 2409 Fifth avenue had long been
a soHrce of keen enjoyment to both.
And together they went to the
scene to teeter-totter. Eddie could
not explain how it happened. Gov
cred with blood and crying loudly,
he crawled from beneath and at
tracted neighbors.
Jessie Ballou and Mrs. Oscar
Woodyatt ran to aid. Morris was
unconscious when lifted from I'M
derneath.
His parents and one brother,
Jean, survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
ROCK ISLANDERS
WILL TAKE AIR
TRIP TOMORROW

r. Clay Crawford motored this
morning to Chicago to get his
steel-sheather mpnoplane. Gnome
motored, returning late today in
order to take two Rock Islanders
on the airplane trip to Chicago to-
morrow.
Henry Wochner Of the garage
firm of Campbell & Wochner and
william Glenn of Moline, a me
chanic at the garage, will make the
trip by plane in so minutes tomor-
row with Mr.. Crawford. at the rate
of 50 per minute. It will cost each
passenger $500 for the round trip.
Mr.. Crawford will b5ing two pas
sengers back to Rock Island with
him today. 1t is probable that
they will be Chicagoans. AS there
is no suitable landing place in this
city, the former overseas air pilot
will land in Davenport. He will
leave his automobile in Chicago.
This is the first time that any air
man has taken paid passengers
over this route from Rock Island.
Mr.. Crawford is planning on max
ing other trips with paid passen-
gers and will later announce the
dates for flights. He will take two
people on each trip at the rate
given above.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
FORMER HEAD OF
PLOW COMPANY rs
EXTENDED HONOR


A farewell party was given in
honor of F. G.. Allen. retired head
of the Moline Pillow company. by the
Office force of the concern last
night at the Manufacturers hotel.
Forty were present to partake of
the banquet and hear the program
of music and speechmaking. 9
J. L. Irving presided as toast
master, and introduced several
speakers, who expressed the deep
regard in which Mr.. Allen is held
by those who have served with
him. A quartet from the factory
force entertained with a number of
song selections.
A large loving cup was presented
to the honoree in token of the es-
TEEN in which he is held by men,
bers of the force.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
SLUM ARMY HAS
DONE MUCH GOOD
IN HELPING POOR

Major Clara Allen, in charge of
the tri-city volunteer slum army
in Davenport. has just made a re
port showing in a measure the
good this institution is doing in
Davenport.
Since Feb. /. 1919, the army has
given to worthy families 25s gar
ments, Is pairs of shoes, $14 in
cash, as also a large amount of
canned fruits. jeIlies and fresh
vegetables. Nineteen bouquets of
flowers have been taken to patients
in sick rooms and at the hospitals.
A picnic for children was given on
Aug. Is.
Mrs. Cash is Major Aliens able
assistant Together they desire at
this time to thank all kind-hearte6
citizens who have assisted them in
any way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
NEW AUTOMOBILE
FIRM HAS SALES
ROOMS ON GOTH ST.

Announcement is made today OF
the opening by the new firm OF Gest
and Mcnamara of sales rooms at
SIS Twentieth street for Chevrolet
trucks and cars. The concern has
secured the agency for Rock Is
land and several counties to the
south and west for this machine.
The new partnership is com
posed of W. II. Gest, for several
years connected with the Central
Trust and Savings bang, and W. b.
Mcnamara, who has had many
years of experience in the automo-
bile business, being in recent years
connected with prominent auto
dealers in Rock Island and Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-13
MINERS FAVOR
PLUMB'S PLAN
FOR RAIL RULE
Invite Other Labor to
Join in An Economic
Alliance.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 13.-The
United Mine Workers convention
today endorsed the Plumb plan for
the naturalization Of railroads,
pledged the support of the miners
organization to secure its enact
ment, and invited the railroad
brotherhoods to join with them in
an alliance for joint action, TO be
later extended into an economic
alliance with labor organizations
in other basic Industries. The
miners action was almost unani-
nous.
Ready to Cooperate.
Assurances were given that the
railway organizations. which last
year showed themselves adverse to
the idea of a conference for CO
operation with the miners, were
now ready to act with them. The
resolution reads:
Resolved, That this convention
instruct the resident officers of the
international executive board to
endeavor to bring about a confer
ence with the railway workers or
CARNATIONS for the purpose Of
formulating an alliance whereby
the organized workers in these two
great basic industries may act
jointly on all matters Of mutual in
terest. such as the democratic adj
ministration OF these industries.
with the workers having equal rep
resentatiOn in the management, IN
der d system of naturalization: and
on all other matters where the in
terest Of the workers in these in
dustries may be advanced by joint
action; and, be it further
Resolved, That in the confer
ence above suggested, considera-
ton be given to further alliances
between organizations of labor in
the basis industries with view to
strengthening the economic power
of labor in the fight that is now
Icing waged, ard which is destined
to continue until the working peo-
pie of America have been granted
the measure of democracy TO which
they are SO justly entitled"