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Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
VISITORS AMAZED AT STRENGTH OF
 CADILLAC CHASSIS

Favorable. comments on the big stripped chassis sitting on the sales floor of the Rabbit Bros. Trading com pany on North Central have become so commonplace to the salesmen in at tendance on the car that they have almost ceased to marvel at the super ltive terms flung around by the inter- ested ones.
 According to the remarks banded around, if there was ever a popular car in the world it is the Cadillac Eight.
 Stripped to the bare fram as this one is, it makes a lasting impression on the average person through its sim plicity and ruggedness.
 Every feature stands out. The self starter, combined with the motor gen. orator. first adopted by the Cadillac people, there is the rugged frame so much talked of in the Cadillac, a frame that cannot be warped or twisted. It is heavy frame. but being heavy it is without a peer in strength. There will never be such a thing a light weight Cadillac.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
SAY REBEL LEADER TO QUIT

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1S.-Thursday -Guillermo Meixueiro, rebel leader in the state of Oaxaca for the last five years and former governor of that state, is on his way to the city of Oaxaca with his staff to surrender internationally to the forces of Gen. eral Pablo Gonzales, according to a war department announcement today General Gonzales conducted the ne gotiations leading to the surrender of Meixueiro, the announcement adds
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

ten years in the state prison. Cruz made his escape on the night of his attack on his wife, and, according to his confession, went through Mexico to San Diego, California, then to northern Arizona Nevada, and then California He was apprehended in Corona, California, after boasting to friends that he was wanted in Arizona for killing A woman.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
CANARY BIRDS" DENOTE NEGLECT

There is no excuse for a noisy auto mobile Only carelessness and lack of attention can account for canary birds" in any car. The automobile that passes you carrying it's own band is q reflection on the owner and he may be set down as a thoughtless person who IS needlessly permitting his car to de- teriorate
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

car, you must grease it and oil 1t reg ularly. Take the oiling chart and make 1t a rule to do your work at stated intervals.
 Keep the car well greased-it will repay you in added car life, minimum mechanical trouble and greater sat1s- faction all around"
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
GIRL WANDERER SAYS
 SHE'S LEARNED ENOUGF

DENVER-Ellen Vallery, 21 years old, of Youngstown, O., who was ar rested as a hobo, in mems clothing says that after six weeks of adventure as a drifting laborer. she has obtained enough material to write a book and is through with the road.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
10 YEARS FOR WIFE MURDER

DOUGLAS, -Ariz., Dec. 1S-Trinidad de la Cruz. a Mexican who stabbed and fatally wounded his wife in Doug
 las. October 12, 1911, today pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree in the superior court at Tombstone, according to message receiT ec here tonight. He was sentenced ny Judge A. c. Lockwood to serve, from ore to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09
RAlGB0ARD.|T0 :.
p ,|.|!C j PHONE IN !.
CASE ON BRIEFS
No Oral Arguments Presented
Before Commission at Hear.
ing Here Wednesday

After devoting the greater part Of
a day to hearing evidence in the pc,
tition Of Grand Forks citizens for a
physical connection between the Tri-
.tate aud Northwestern telephone ex-
changes in their city and for better
service and lower rates, the railway
commission has taken the matter un.
der advisement. requesting. that both
parties to the controversy submit
briefs Upon which the merits of the
case will be finally determined. There
was no oral argument yesterday. At,
torney General LANCER, assisted by
Tax Commissioner Packard and
George A. Bangs, city attorney of
Grand Forks. represented the petit
TONERS. Ed. Prendergast. general
counsel for the Northwestern Tele.
phone Co., with a number of COM
pany officials appeared for the de.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09

PENDANT, :corporalQps. Guy H. Spraftt
Of O1nahas general aNperintepasAntte ~
the Northeastern; H. l. Richardson R p
Fargos suparinteudentf- the LN l;iqY1l
Dakota Independent Telephone Co.,
and l.. Calwell.e local manager for
North Dakota. were among the Off
Gals here. 4 ! 'E5'j.s
j. It was established at the hearing
that the Tri-State telephone exchange
passed out of existence last August,
but that the people Of Grand Forks
have not yet secured the benefit OF
single, unified phone system, but
must, If they wish complete service,
patronize both companies. +
The railway commission promptly
disposed of a contention on the part
of the defendants that 1t had no juris'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09
GIVES WIFE ADLER.I-KA!

My wife was pronounced incurable
by physicians unless operated (compli-
Gated bowel troubled. -. / began giving
Adler-i.ka and she is improving. |
shall continue until she is. cured"
(signed) J. H. Underwood. Marion,
Ala. - VI : ~ Z e,
Adier-i-ka empties BOTH upper and
lower bowel flushing ENTIRE ali
mentary canal. . Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap-
pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i.ka
many years. 1t is a mixture Of buck.
thorn. cascara. glycerine and nine
other simple drugs. Jos. Breslow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09
OWNERS OF RAILROADS ARE .
PREPARING FOR CONTROL

Chicago. Jan. 9.-S. Davies War
field OF Baltimore, president Of the
national association Of owners of rail
road securities and of the Continental
Trust company OF that city has been
In Chicago since Monday in consul
tation with the executive committee
OF the National Industrial Traffic
league in connection with plans for
the return Of the railroads to private
operation as result of these con-
ferenceS 1t Is understood he has adopt
ed many suggestions made by the com.
mittee.
Mr.. Warfield was also in consulta.
ton with John H. Miller of the law
firm Of Miller. Starr. Brown. Back.
ard and Peckham who is one of the
advisory counsel Of the securities as
sociation together with ex-senator Eli.
hu Root, John Milburn. New York;
Hugh l.. Bond, Ja. Baltimore, and
Forney Johnston. Birmingham. Ala.
He conferred with Luther M: Walter
Of general counsel of the Association
and of the firm of Borders, Walter
and Burchmore also with John J.
Mitchell, president of the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank who is vice
president Of the securities association
asked regarding Mr.. Mitchell having
been quoted as in favor of govern
ment ownership. Mr.. Warfield In
passing said the intentions of Mr..
Mitchell at the time were misunder..
stood. He is no more in favor of
ing told that Director General McAdoo
had resigned and would Immediately
return the railroads to their owners.
Mr.. Mitchell simply stated: "lf this
takes place without remedial legisla-
ton. the financial chaos will be dis
astrous and I would prefer govern.
ment ownership" ..H t.-
Of National Scope. ,''
The National Industrial Traffic |
league is Of national scope and repre-.
sents through constituent member
ship leagues and others over 250,0oU
shippers of the country. The execu.
tive committee which has been in ses-
sion here since Monday Is composed
Of members of the traffic body and
located throughout the country.
Before leaving for the east. when
asked regarding the securities asso'
ciation'se plans, Mr.. Warfield said:
THE national association Of owners
Of railroad securities represents in
over $5,O00.000.0O0 Of
the $4,000. 900. 100000 railroad securi-
ties in the hands of the public When
you consider that one.fourth of the
total investments Of the great life In.
surance companies are composed of
securities: that over 80, O00..
600 manipulated, life insurance poll
cies IRE outstanding; that every life
Insured has, therefore. :one-fourth OF
the provision made after death. in.
vested in railroad securities: that s0,s.1
600, 900, pople, nearly opehaltt 10 th1ee
countrySs Population, have a, Financial
Interest, H., tie railroads; you, can
form an idea OF how important hecom
the methods under which these prop.
critics are to be returned to their own.
ers. The responsibility. Of. congress
in providing for this large proportion
Of our population, together with the
business interests OF the country, Is
very, great, 81 Unless. the railroads are
returned under safe and sane, meth
ods, the TcfFssdltt stEnctqEf Of thefi e9n ]ni;
|5Ey, * ut bRga a The S jisI9 ahd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09

business will suffer accordingly. Oul
membership includes nearly all, the
life insurance companies and directly
represents. over 100000 of the so,
00O, 900 investors in railroad securities
These include dep0sit0rs In mutual
savings banks, holders Of life policies
individuals. trustees or estates; uni
versities, colleges and fiduciary in
stitutions. 7 @
Working On Plans.
| The executive committee of the
securities association has been work
ing on plans for the return of the rail.
roads that shall: be fair to all alike.
The interests of the shippers and the
security owners are largely identical.
Without adequate railroad facilities
the business of the country halts:
without the, cooperation Of the ship
pers fair and adequate return can
not be had on railEoad investment
to afford facilities and service essen
tial to business success. My visit to
Chicago is i'm connection with the
policy adopted by our. association to
cooperate with and ask In return the
cooperation of the shipping interests
roads. Conferences have also taken
place in Washington and elsewhere
iwth representatives of the shippers
and others from various sections of
the country. We are gratified at, the
evidence Of desire to cooperate for
the general good Unless We arc toll
Grant of the views and interest Of all
and spirit of live and let live" dur.
ing these days of reconstruction we
shall not have learned the lesson for
which the blood of millions Of men
have been shed. The conferences with
the executive committee of the ma
tiOnal industrial traffic league have
been productive of gratifying results.
We shall adopt many Of the sugges.
tons made. i,is;.ss
Mr.. Warfield said that the plans OF
the association, now: nearing compile.
ton, will shortly be presented to the
senate committee now holding hear
ings at Washington. MIR. G. NJ. Freer
OF Cincinnati and president of the
traffic league said last night:
: Appreeiative Of Cooperation.
1.-THE executive i committee of the
league is appreciative Of the coopera'
tive spirit shown by Mr.. Warfield in
the several days conferences with our
and our members and good
results must necessarily come Of 1t.
This is the first time the owners OF
the railroad properties have extend
ed hands to the shippers and 1t can.
not fail to produce good results.
think it can be said that the ship
pers of the country realize. and the
war has emphasized 1T. that unless the
Iare, given reasonable retNrnn
on theliqxestlpent N them and .ppl lthA1
money anequiredslt Ito give the sshtpPerS
i facilities and service m
to the increase In their
business, we suffer as much as those
xWht0 own the railroads. I'VE are con-
STEERING the whole subject The pur.
Doses OF Mr. Warfield and those OF
our committee are not far apart. The
league will send representatives to
to present IT'S views to
the senate committee"
Il is understood that the commit,
tee of the traffic league Is opposed to
the compulsory federal Incorporation
cf the railroads and als0tto the crea.
ff0ff OF a single political governmental
iggad for tho control Of the railroads
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09
LEGISL AZURE ---.-.
TAKES RECESS
TO HONOR T. r.
CONTINUED From Page One,

son, f. Z. organs, c. ". Mcdonnell,
F. c. Prater, Gust Wog. Jim Uglum.
Z, H. Walker and 0. r. Nesyis. Fer
the first time in the history OF the
North Dakota assembly the Judiciary
committee, which always ts~ sort of a
graveyard OF lost hopes, is not headed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-09

by a lawyer. and 1t is said there is
not single legal light on the COM
mittee. which is made up as follows:
Chairman. f. G. Prater; G.. Patterson,
Walter Maddox, J. NJ. kunkel. Oscar
r. Nesvig. Gust Wog. Rollin V. Weld
and c. w. Mcdonnell.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
CAsbeery Nstlee

CAaAeeyy Nsties.
STATE Of nlinois. kock lslend couRty. -
h M circuit esurt for the Fourteenth
nAicial Circuit Of ths state Of Illinois
~ in And for 1sek lsisrd county. To
y January term. A. D. ls:o.
NINA II 8. Ssuily, Allies Smith and Daniel
3mith, eoaAplainaAtd, ~. Ann xeGomn
(AasSCe 6ufss6, NarsAail Duferd. Basil D.
Snfer1. 0asy p. Dufeed. Hattie Pstrico
|Naslee Du1or6. ranaie DufoP9. Kenneth
Mod, --Bufofd. soh Of George bu
"a, the pAhaswu owners Of lot nunhe.
~ il kloek, sunlbsr eigkt. in that par!
HlleI eooneer's Addition, situAted I'm the
S1sy 81 Rssk lslaha ~ etats Of Illinois
~ She unkAeWn hsis1 Of any deesssed
~ Who nay have been interested In
"a 6sserib1d rSsl estate. defendants.
nill 10 quiet title. etc.
Te tAe above named And desitnsted
AfendA who are non-rsadcnts Of the
~ q tllinois, and to every one Of yOd
Anlavit of Jour non-resldone. 20 thai
IrseS0 caanet - served upon you. .,
49, aay oAo Of you. having been lleC
a. above entitled cause. in the ONCE
~ y,nder1igned clerk Of the said cir
n court, for the county Of Rock Island
N lAte Of lllinois: you and every ONE
- IN hereby nctinsd that the above
- cetntlainAatt have hled in said
- tisir SiN q complaint against you
BstAa shanessy ~ Of said court: that
sunmons n ehAneesy hes besn issued
cid eAus6 against you retssnable "a
y January torn, a. D. ie1o. 6f said
Surt. 1o s. hegup esd ho'dea, In The cour,
sus1 ID tho city 81 Rock Island in sale
6untt and state on the fret Monday
Joausry. A. D. 1880. st which tim
IA plAss s6u will appear ard plead. an.
oes sf denuf TO said otll Of complaint
you may - At.
Dated at Rock 1s'and. lli., this 4,h
Ay Of December A. D. 1912.
GEORGE ". GANH.E.
C'erk o; Said Court.
kLkEk 4 swEENEy.
Seieators for cemplainaats
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
LEGAL.

K Nstiee sf Publieatisa.
Slate Of Illinois. Rock Island county %:
= nth the circuit court. January term. A. D.
Runcs Spence Msnufaetur,ar company,
bsaitisaer. ". chssiee n. Ls1 Plunbing
end Heating company. Ths Franciscsn Sis
Nm Of the Immseulats Conception Of the
brdsf Of 81. Francis. the uAkneWn owners
Pf OIL the mortgage bonds. secured By two
lsrtaIn trust deeds. both executed BY The
psntral Trust and Savings Bank Of Rock
kaaa1 nlineis. - trustee: one hains. dated
[y11f1. 1915. and sscsFde1 In book 153
nestgeyss q V.ss S65. in the !e-
- .aa sss ss.af Gssss Gssss Ne NS,e"ser =; s..i !.
SaGss % pa0U As. N eaid Fscosdsr's once.
ls1s0danss. Pstitea tor sscAanics lien.
| 'A11Avlt Of IL non.foslAence Of the
1gcon6aAt Charles II. LeN rlu0bing and
leaking company ard smdavit that theSo
bs0 parpeos intsreesed In this suit vhess
ksnss ase unknevn e peeit!Snss: 81 u
1iscuisis coneeptien Of The Order Of D..
P1acis, h4yins 6esa hled In the clerks
k0oo Of ~ circuit court Of said Rock
alond couaSy, noaice 10 thereior hereby
ivea - ~ aid non-spsldent defendant and
- I'D unknevn evnegs Of eaid ..sstgses
SU0S U00ttO1yUI UtD0 ~ .0SsAtsOsh -
~ eoissS oA the chaneeg1 ~, tAerpof.
. ~ 1sA AaS 81 DsesmSse. 4: D. 1919.
I'D that th1rQup0u 0 oumMeoe teoued ouS
q ed court SlersiA so34 suit 10 neW
kea6int rsturnsbls On the 1rse 0onday n
|andsSy, A. d. 1890.
nov unlsss you. the said nea.residsnt
Ip6endAat above namsd. Wis. Charles n:
~ plumtiAg and Heating company. and
kloo ~ ownsss Of al ~ msTiGaoo oondA.
oouroA b. two certain tEuse ds6ds both
1oeuted b. ThA Yfandscan eislees 81 the
inssuiaAs Concsptaea Of The Order Of
YStsee, 70 the Csatral Trust and
~ 6enk sf Rect Island. nlinois. -
vctSs. ems being data June !. 1919.
~ Yecseded In beck 16S Of Eortgagss
= ~ SIS. In The receedsF's emcs Of
~ S6tend county. nliasie, and one BE-.
n dated NSvanbao 1. 1919. end recorded
I boek lx0 Of uortSssee g PAN 44S.
eai1 reeordeP's once. shall personally
= 1nl ippsAA before said circuit court
= III Arst day Of the Asyt terra. thereof,
s. holden at Rock 1qlssd In sA4 fer
aid csunty. en The ,1rst AeHday In Janu-
- and plesd. ansWer or deuaur to the
"a DeSiuaaefs petitien. ths sstne and tbs
Rs{teFv and tAings thereia CHARGED and
hstsd ohslI Be taken ~ ee0fesped and
SHoo eatefed against yeu according -
- SraSeP Of said petition.
Clerk.
eek rsl.ad. Illinois. December 5. 1918.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
MANY NEWSPAPERS
ADVOCATE REVOLT

Washington, Dec. IL. - Sixty
eight newspapers in the United
States openly advocate armed rev.
Q)ution to overthrow the govern
ment. Twenty-eaght OF this num-
Der are published by the !. w. W.
executive committee. or controlled
by the committee. Altogether zoe
newspapers in various parts OF the
country can be classsd % extra
ordinarily radical under the sec
ond-class mail regulations Of the
pestofiice department. These facts
we're given to the house judi
riary committee by Representative
Byrnes. Democrat, Of South Caro-
lima.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
Curtis 4 simonson. Attorneys.


Notice Sf Publicatien.
State Of Illinois, Rock Island county. -:
In the circuit court. January term. 1920.
Harry Van severin. vs. Elizabeth Van
SEVERN. In chaAcery.
Afidavit OF unknown residence Of the
shove defendant. Elizabeth Van Severin.
having been nled in the clerks ONCE Of the
circuit court Of said county, notice ID
therefore hereby given TO- the said defnd.
ant that the complainant hled her bill Of
complaint in said court. on the chancery
side thereof. on the 9Th day Of December.
1919, and that thereupon summons
issued out Of said court. wherein said suit
is now pending. returnsble on the first
Monday in the month Of January. next.
as is by law required. Now. unless you.
the said defendant above named, Elisaheth
Van Severin shall personally be and ap-
pear before said circuit court. on the first
day Of the next term thereof. to he holden
| Il Rock Island in and for the said county.
Sn the hrst Monday in January. next. and
plead. answer or demur to the said COM
plainants bill Of complaint. the same and
matters and things therein charged and
stated will ho taken as confessed, and .
decree entered against you according to the
prayer Of said bill.
GEO.. W. GAMBLE,
Clerk.
! Rock Island. Illinois. Dec. 5. 1919.
EDW. G. EAGLE. Compts Sol.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
AMERICAN IN HALL
OF FAME IN POLAND

London, Thursday. Dec. ia
move is afoot to enter In the Po-
land hall of fame the name Of
Lieutenant Edmond p. Graves Of
the American aviation squadron,
who was killed at Warsaw on Nov.
%. Thousands attended his. fu-
neral, according to private tels-
gram received here. !,
Lieutenant Graves was killed
while participating in q celebra-
tion.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE
thanks and gratitude to our many
friends and neishbors who so kindly
assisted US during the illness and death
Of our beloved husband and father.
Especially do We wish to thank Rev. l..
Hadaway. members Of M. W. A. Camp
No. 20, and all those who sent flowers.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCulloch and children.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BIG OPPORTUNITY Fo1 SALE; Pool
room I'm good location. I'D good busi-
nep. Reason for selling deairoua - 90
IN othAe tuGnese. Thoee who aFe intse-
0seaA call q. Friedman. go asvsatssuth
street.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
AUTOS. ACCESSORIES, ETC.

AUTOS. AcCESS0RlES, ETC.
Special for Fords ;.
Double arm shock ahsorhorS
for Fords. Get Of four %. .$kSU
Honsycomb radiators for all \
model Fords .$21.Sl
Radius rods ..91.1l
Rauius rod supports .........$1.4l
Head lamps, electric. per pair. @l.Aa
All Ford parts 10 to 20 per csnt
discount
Al brands Guaranteed Tiroe
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

LODGE DI.ICrORY.

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A western Illinoi; paper for west
ern Illinois people-Ths Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

Dignity-the outstanding feature
Of LEWIS" portraits.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR.
CHE0PPRACTic Is Il YEARS OLD.
You arc not the FIRST to desef: old
methods. Be not the last TO try tho
new. Call today. DR.. Liess, Chiro-
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

PAINTING AND PAPERHAEGlN0.
{. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P1lCEA
PAons Z. I. 3e6e-x. 2SAA JtftA-aad-a-
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
NONEr TO LOAN.

CAN ARRANGE 4 LOAN ron YoU ON
chattels er real property q 7A annual
u. All Hess Bldg Phoss =. 4 u.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
TO EXCHANGE.

SALE on ExCHANGE-TIvE ACRE
home IN small town. Two hours ride
from Chicago. Four room houss. best
Of coil. N.Y. equity. $1,000. 4. Hanne.
man. 7lA2 St. Lswrencs avenue. Chicago.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

LIBERTY BONDS.
Bought or Sold In Any Amount.
We pay up to $3.50 for bonds. &C.
I crued interest alloVed. Spot cash (no
checks) In payment. Also buy partly
paid bond contracts.
c. L. GUTHRIE.
545 Security Bldg. tie W. Third ST.
Davenport. Iowa.
Open 8 q. m. to 7:30 D. m.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12
PROFEssI0NAL-ATT0RNEYA

CoNNKILY Q WALKER ~. d. iooN.
+ nelly and ". n. WalhG)-LAwysGs:
geGeeal Law. chancefy end peubets pre-.
ttcs- Peoules National Bank building.
3ock lnlann.
WALKE1 Z SWEENEY - A1TO1MHTo
and couneoloro at Law. Money - loan
% real estate. Rooms 200-212 Central
Trust building,
Law. chancesy and probate pfactics.
O&1 in court hoaae. 10ck IslAnd.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-12

ROOM: FRONT: WELL TURNIsHED:
for gentleman. Every modern convent
ence including hot and cold water, lava
tory in room; instsntaneous heater for
bath. One block from car. 6SS Sew
enteenth street.