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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

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WANTED-To hear from owner OF farm
or unimpr0ved land for sale o. X
Hawley. Baldwin. Wis
IeO PERCENT results from trnements
TURNER. KEMP & C0LDWEIL
WANTED-Gcnd tenements. close IN only
LEE NEWMAN Tenement Specialist
Phone fsa4- sos p Pas 50
WANTED-To buy from owner 4 OF ;
room house. must be bargain for cash
ADDE'S ~ rara Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
Lost and Found

bLCE Persinn kitten female. answers 20
-.arre Rags. reward $500 Fort Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

HIRE IS YOUR CHANCE to buy fur
niture fer your home At a very low cost
and pay 10r Il on monthly fnEtaIln.ents.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
1881 s Stanton St Phone 2S02.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS oPPoR-
TUNiTY
Wen established. centrally located retail
business II e Psso. netting owner about
$4,000 per year Full particulars furnish
ed interested parties All Inquiries conf
DENTAL
ADDRESS A-4s. CARE HERALD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
,For Rent-Rooms and Bod
For Reus-Store, and Ofhee.

FOR REST-Large dry basement. reason
abs. EOS Teas s..
OFFICES IN close in office bldg Doug
las C. C-oweu Agency. pa NILS bldg
Phone $500
fuH RENr-A large and a sr1ali office
IN the Herald Building Heat. Ig1t and
ianifor service furnished Reasonable
rites AMY 70 the Auditor u sne Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

A GOOD refrigerator Is worth the
difference IN cost Your credit Is
o. K
FOUTZ-NOORE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

TWO ROOMS. snail sleeping porch. lights.
water. phone. quarter gas meter. furnished
near Highland Park car. convaiescents
taken Phone Gsf5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

WANTED-To buy at once 5. s
or Z rooms modern bungalow with
garage on OF near paved street
Immediate possession not neces-
sary. Give location. full descrip-
ton and lowest price in first let
ter which viii BE- confidential
Address . 125. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12

Reward 70 person returning collie dog 70
Us Chlhuahua St Dog answers TO name
q Tony has collar with name ana irf-
t1ls z. A r stamped thereon license
t1e No 1913 police please notice. Phi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
s Oftober 1919

srDk ibrtr r~iebfertieen rtp1ibli.
|fanilden Nntnr bat bod bic Sdapei5
fd,oT BE B3iitttterfeifen Des 8olfdetpis,
nuts Derfoita Der 8ifbof BON gbur,
bodmYter 9err georg 56mio bon
|gmi1ed, bnt Ell 4irtenid)reiben err
|laierL il BEN er oas ArbeiteriDnoi-
tat ber1rteiilH, neil eg rebolutionGir
|fei uno feline MitgIieoer in gruppen
berpanoR, bic gegen nle 9rorltng
mobiiIiifiiert ieiien. Ct bet Die fatboli=
|lden Mrbeiitta gegen Witglleoldaft
gepnrnf Snfolge oeffen If eia yell
ser Diosefe BEG gllten 8nd,ofs nit
.golfdepigmus beorobt iporoer. Sn-
Fstpiiden bnben III eiIleIu a11oeren Iel-
Sc SEE B1noeggenoiienfdaf bnge11ot-
tide Sdreiber, angeblib aug Wit
Ieib nit ser fatboIifden @eiihldfeit
|gegen ben 8oIibn ngitiert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
8rnnbiloe 9dbndeu

tpeIde aaes boten, mas man i'm Sou.
.ie brnudte, @obIy Miben llno Rralt
uno nod allerlei niislideg Brn11aea1g.
Merm 6ran @liiabeh ibre idla1lfe
@eItalt uber einen olden gut gepadJ'
iere11. 6ider1 @rol1tfopf r1eigte, on
!podte iibr oas @erd Dor 5reiloe. uno
ipeaan Bruno &dbnhen beimfebrte pon
5eiuen ermiioenben Dienit unb oa1t1,
1aei6ttigt o11r9 Elm bor5agliib 5,lberei-
fetes MoabI, erfriiht 6l1r6 ein Sdldf-
den. nit Ser ~iinfen6en Come in benz
Goraarterl trat, 90 ba116babte CT feline
Mai5erfanne 10 bergrIglih, bnB es
eiine mabre grquidung mar, ibm ba-
BEL auanieben. Diiefeg fletne GbeiopQ
paiibbrte 1don b1rb mebr als 5ebnSab.
re in bonitqnoiger nngetrubtbeit, olS
{ih - b6dit unertpartet nno eigent-
lid faum mebr berbeigelebnt @e,
potter @tord anmeloete. S9on Die
!s83eit, ebe Der ertpartete 5obn oenn
5eg ionte lih nbfolut MIR UNI eirer1
1olhen banbeln - erl9ien, NOR err
unf bon unrube, Mnglt uno Gorge
.aIler Mrt. Mls aber Damn Die metie
ssrou ben sierliden @ltern Elm aus
nebmen6 groBes, moblgepatenes Vedo-
den in Sic Mrme Ieate, 6on1 f6liefet
crit eintnaI ole onoeren Erdur1e Elm
unb ma6ter elmer im1igen Sreroe
an Ser Sodter @al1m, oann aber be-
qann Ser 5treit 5wii6en ben @1terrr1,
bes Name11s mege1. SSran gliiabet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

Mrn1e trug usebr bod 9ns Sdbbn-.
den bnt ei11en Heit1en 9nbnl1 gIlber
(6ng n1nhte benz N1ldlbden MN gnr
|nidB aus. Mqer 5pott prnlte nb an
|einem tiefen groBen @efiibl Der Sic
be al 6oiiefem @irb. Mobten nletu
Dor ibrem 6euiter. SieIadte mr. %.
5u.
So laben Die 2eite egs nIInldbIIIia
Eei1: Brltnbiloe bette bas beIige aa.
[den 6erieniigen erIerr DC
EERleinigfeiten Der Melt Mberplnopn
baden: neber oI1e 2eute
aber nihtz 81 fpotten, 6ern
(gern ib nidt.
Die Gage Der Come nber mud)te11
anmablih elmer gral1e1l 3eit Ha1ln.
Ser nei1e Gain nur6e 1dtDer frn1f,,
lDie M1rterin lief n11f un6 babo1. go
nahte 8rnnbilbe fur5en 8ro5eB nno
nqbm oas @i11b gan3 at Sic faro-
tie aud benz 8nter eineBotlbnft bern
Der nlte Mobifug gln1bt an tenn Be-
ne1e11 n1ebr. 4.
go tam es, baB zines aageg grih
|&ubnden tpieber in bemielben 3im=
nner itano, aus benz er emit im 8orr
|gegangen NOR. @s nnr I'M 9erblf.
lDruuBen riefeIte Der @egen berab u.
Rinoer ipielten nuf Der @alfe, i1oem
life onrb Die aaben plati6ten. Uni
|ba3m iangen iie NIT %gellenoen 5tim-
men: n8r1nbiI beSdbnd9en bat ei11er
fflleinen Snbn.M
Ser Marn inb beltir5t auf Dos
|Medoden, nber8runbil6e b0rte nidts,
[nIg 6ns ibtpere Mtn1en bes Rinoes,
|fab 11idts, nls 1ns blaiie, fleine Sc
(iidt. Stumm loBen tie beifarnmen Ct
ne Iange Madt unb fdmpften I'M EN-
|iunges 2eben.
nn6 .aIs Ser erite @abn frdbte,
|fhrie 6ns @dbn9en gum erltenr1ul
|pieoer: uSunger!" Dag f6ien ben
|bei6en an ieinem 8eH f60ner als Ell
ne &immelsbotidnH.
Srit &dbnhen belt bes Wdo9ens
|@anb felt IN Der feinen unb Der flei=
ne &abn Lag bergniigt 5mii6en IL
men. Demiitig neigte 6as groBe Md6-
|hen ben aDpf. Ser Wunn beibtete
bon feiner ii%beritiir5ten 9eirnt, bon
|ieinem ein1nmen 2eben.
Y16R1i1 i9lt65te iie nuf.
Wir hnhpn hpinp fphr npfeh1fl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16


Maeg paBte, logar Ser Some grlar.
Ibiloe. Mber MIN iagte man meiit
.Grdnllein &1ibnhen" 1np 90 lad)te9tl
lnne 2ente un0 fnnben bic 3uiomn1etl-
IteQung ebenIo fonniid, tDie tie emit
8rinbiIbens MitiAilerln11e1 gefnn-
ben batten.
Sour elmer lndtel1ie, unb alpar aus
aute11 @riinben Denn ct tr1g oerlell-
lben Mau1erl bIob nit benz einen nt-
Iteridieb, bob eine gltern ibn in y
Ignufe einfad yrieorih geltannt bet
Zen unb ct MN dis iimpler1 pSriss
&dbnhenM Elm CANA bergnigli9esDn-
iein fnbrte. Sic bei6en Gnuiliens na-
rem meitifdiidfig bertpa16t, nber tel
1estpegg befreunod Ionbern i9on bon
ben urubnen Der IN elmer bitteren
l$Seboe. Ser @rur6 at 6erielbe1 mar
ltaum iema10em erinnerli6, aber Die
IMbneigu11q beItnr1o. un6 es mar fetn
autes 8ei1if, nelbes bic GlternSriB
@Gbndens go ipieber 6urb cine Orb
idnft ait Ma9barn Der nnoerert
&abndens modh. Die @ltern groB.
ten eiinnnoer mobl, ned)felter ieoof
ME Elm @prt: sic Climber aber lebten
in offener geinoi6off. Srib, Der I'M
flint Sabre otter NOR alS Brnnb1loe,
|liebte es, itin IN leiner fHlei11en 2albee
5u liben unb gu leien. or mar iebr
5ierli6 ltnb 5art gebont, iei1 fei11er
&opf 1par nmfrnnlt bon be1em 5nnr
nno Sic lidten Mltgen bliften per-
tr1nmt aug benz ibn1alen 8elidtfen...
|grmnbiloe fang gerne NIT elmer ct
mos or6bnen6en 5timme 2ieoer, Die
iie bon ben @tubenten borte, nrb
manbmal Iiebte lie Elm ffrQiiffftiigesBort,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

aIs 8runbiloe nod gar feiner
Ranert befoB, ionbern als fletne
6eibe bie @anbe frdftig beidrie. ent'
fpantt li6 Ser erfte 5trett 5tpiiden ID
rem @ltern, benz 9oitbeur1ter Bruno
6abnden uno beiien @befrau gliia'
beth. 5ie batten iabrelong beid)eioer
,tu6 5ufrieOen i1 ibrer blarfen, min,
aigen 8obn,1ng gelebt. Dieie @ob,
1t,11a, eigentIi1 0as Blppenbansd1e11.
beIIen @a,tptinbalt iie ausmadte, bill
bette BEN gr0Bten Stol5 oes @bepaa'
res, benin es nor ibr eigenltes gigen'
t1u1. Gle batter1 es geerbt bon ett1em
5ebr entfernten 8erparbten. gi11
aona uuerpartetes @eIhenf 0eSShtd.
fals mar es ibnen IN Bic @dnbe gefal-
LETT. limo ste beioen iebr fleinet, iebr
sierliden SGbnd)ens paBten hor5l1g-
lid binein IN oos Saus nit ben bet
ben auerlieblten 8lrppenituber, IN De.
men %bintnbeinige @erdte nit aart be-
multerten 8eaiigen ltrenge IN Nelb U.
@Iieo an Sic Bdnbe gereibt 1tanoen.
Die 9olitur Ser Raiten blinfte I'M
@onnenidein, tpelber ourd bic SEN
fter int Observation-Disclosures 6iQe ber=
einsufluten permo6te; benn rings INN
bas Sous breitete fid Der @arten nit
altpateriid peri9nittenen 8anmen u.
Strdudern, nit mu6ernoen, unmooi-
1den 8lumen, oie ltreng IN etne Het-
he aepflon5t tparer, pie Solooten.
2miIden ibnen lagen groBe Beete,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
8iQiae Glabbirnen.

,6aann id bier @libbirnen fan-
fen2"
rssatpoM feds Mdarf pro Stid."
uSeds MarfD as lit ia 0ns Drei-
ffod)e pie Dor benz &riege1
u9agen @ie bas nidt, mein 9err.
nnfere Brei1e baben fib iogar lltarf
qeienH. @or bnr1oert Sabren bdfte1
sic cine @libbirne nod nidt eirmnl
fir tauIeno EnIer ta11fen f0n1enl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

@r5biidjofs @lennons id5arfe &ebe
.gegen bic SaBpropaganoa fdeint in
man6en &reifen ftarf beridmtpft 51
baben. @eiI tie Sic @abrbeit er1tbieH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

6ait iibera4 triH Sic Mrbeiterfdaft
fMr Nbi6afung Der Rrobibition Elm.
Qln6 tpern fte felt bleibt, miro iie
f6liebli6 ibren @iuen ord onrdie-
zen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

@eneuceans gerineiddatisr Ae1-
Mber ben 80Iferbuno 5el1-
qen bon meniq 9nft. 5heint Nndfiibt
1ridt mebr fir n0tig 5u bolte1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
aiblidle afrage.

ssr1 @ariete nirb cine neite ytlirn=
1ner b~orgeffiilbrf Gin sSnbier erid1eint,
qeIeitet bon eiinem fhhdtDnr5berodferge=
qleiter, uno nin1n1t fpiroeDol n1f ei=
|11em 5tubIe Hlnk. Der 8egleiter tr1tt
Dor nno berbei,gtt ffib gegen bag Yn-
|bliflm.
,Maeine Da1nen nn6 Serren Sb
babe Sic gsbre, ssbnen ben beriibnten
aaqunn bo~r5uitenen. @ngnlln miro
id ge]taHtten, lett e%rffalnlide Yrobet1
feiner f~Da1n6erbnren @nben DDr511le-
gen. or ift &eIfeber, bot ons 5Ipe1te
|@5efiM nn6 lift mifta1oe, leoe brage
aus Dem BnbIifl1m fofot SO beart=
norten. Dorf ib nun bitten, grage11
al 1tenem
Siefe Sfine. gI1oIih cine Sti1r11e
aus benz 9intergru1b: 80 1T cine
Giinff3immernobn1tng 81 berr1ieten2"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19

London. Nov. 19.-An attempt to
assassinate Admiral Kolchak, head
of the all-Russian government.
which up until recently maintained
its capital at Omsk, is reported in
q wireless dispatch received here
from Moscow. Hand grenades were
thrown at him. Six soldiers were
killed and IL wounded.
The capture Of Kursk. south
of Orel. is reported in the dispatch.
In capturing Tobolsk. Ishim,
Zukalinsk, Petropavlovsk, Koktz-
hetoff, and Omsk, the dispatch as
serts, the bolsheviki took $4,000
prisoners, including 1000 officers.
Somewhere In Russian territory,
held by the bolsheviki. the daugh-
ter of General Yudenitch, who led
his army in an attempt to capture
Petrograd, is or was hiding for fear
of being shot by the men whom her
father is fighting. This fact has
been made known here by General
Dobrjansky, representative OF Cen
eral Yudenitch in London.
General Yudenitch does not know
what fate has befallen his daugh-
ter. Her husband was killed in
battle with the Germans shortly
after her marriage.
Helsingfors, Finland, Monday,
Nov. 17.-It Il reported here tonight
that 10000 troops Of General W.
denftch's northwestern Russian
army have gone over to the bolshe-
vik.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
AIEDO PERSONALS

Mrs. Eva Smith went to New
Boston last evening for q short
visit at the home of her uncle, John
Erwin.
Mrs. W. H. Carroll went to Viola
this morning to spend the day with
friends. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry willitts went
to Peoria this morning for q visit
at the J. 8. Willitts home there.
Mrs. r. F. Stevens returned home
to Chabbanah this morning after .
short visit In the city at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stevens.
b. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker de-
parted this morning for Graymount,
ILL.,. called there by the death Of
Mr.. Parker's sister. Miss Amelia
Parker.
Ralph Butcher. Edward Land
Quist, Lawrence Wakeland, William
Jones, John Underwood and Virgil
Reaber left this morning for
Springfield to attend the centen:
NAL convention OF the I. o. o. F.
orAer.
Ray c. Pellet, superintendent Of
the city schools, left this morning
for Champaign to be In attendance
3t q high school conference.
Mrs D. J. vanAtta and Miss Yer.
IL Barr went to the tri-cities this
morning to spend the day with
friends.
P. H. Dorothy returned, home this
morning from Chicago, whers he
had been with . shipment Of stock.
Mrs. M. J. Merryman and Mrs. R.
L. Watson went to Rock Island this
morning to spend the day.
J. P. Berg went to Davenport this
morning for short visit.
Dr.. F. e. Shut went to ChicaGo
this morning for = short business
visit. /
Mrs. Leo Eakman went to Gales
burg this morning to spend the day
in that city with friends.
Mrs. Alta McFate returned home
to Viola this morning after visiting
IN the city with relatives. -
Rose Olin went to Rock Ialand
this morning to spend the day shop
ping and visiting friends.
Mrs w. E. Schliemau and dauRh-
ter, Miss Mildred, went to Rock L.
land this morning to spend the day
with friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
MIXED IN THEFT or
VALUABLE PAPERS

New York, Nov. ls.-More arrests
were expected today In tho romd1
MP in New York, Warrington audi
other cities OF persons suspected OF
having been implicated in the thsttj
Of $500. 900 to q, 0o0, 900 worth ID
securities in New Yorkp financial
district within tho last six monthaj
With the arrest u David W. 6al7
Ivan, = member Of the consolidated
stock exchange, charged with lAH.l
ceny and criminally receiving twoI
Crucible Steel certificates valued 81
~. 900. the police expressed conn-|
dence they had hit upon o trafl|
which would clear up robberies|
which had mystihsd Wall street.,
and in which disappearing messen-j
Der boys had played . prominent
part
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
CORN SLuMpS
WHEN FREIGHT
RULE IS MADE


Chicago. Nov. 1s.-Corn prices
underwent . drop today as . result
Of authoritative dsnials that g.
weeping embargo on railway
frsight had bsea considered owing
to coal shortage. Nevertheless.
traders we're hy no means fully re-
Assured, and their fears that the
crop movement might be seriously
interfeged with led soon to ANEW
upturn in values. The December
delivery n particular showed oil
tendency to ascend. Opening prices,
which ranged from the same a.
yesterdalD6 finish to &c lower. with
December l.51h to 1.331l. and May
'1.3Sh to 1.16x. were followed By
. rally that in some cases went well
above the preceding close.
Oats lacked support. After OPP
ening We TO &c lower, including
May ut 7536 to 75A. the market re-
severed . little but then sagged
again.
Provisions were governed main
" By the action Of the hog market.
After . steady start, there were
some signs Of weakness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
Chicago I.ivestock.

Chicago, III, Nov. 1s.-Hoga TO
ceipts, $4,000: early trade fully
steady. but market weakening; top
(earlO price. 14.75; bulk, 1880
1885: heavy. 14.2s014.s6; medium,
14.35014.s5: light. 14.2501l.eo;
light light. 14.00@14.4o; heavy
packing sows, smooth, 13.s0014.1o:
packing sows. rough, 13.o0015.50;
pigs. 1S.75014.4o.
Cattle receipts. 1900: weak. Beef
steers, medium and heavy weight:
choice and prime. 1900 1000:
medium and good. 10.60018.00;
common, 8.50@1o.S0. Light weight,
good and choice. 13.5001s.50; COM
mon and medium, 7.75013.sv.
Butcher cattle, heifsrs, 6.e50l4.7s;
cows. 6.40013.2s: Gamers and cut-
tiers, 6.5O06.4o. Veal calves, It's
018.25. Feeder steers, f.0e013.o0.
Stocker steers, 6.0001o.O0. West
ern range: steers. 7,1501s.09;
cows and hsifers, 6.B0012.5o.
Sheep receipts. $1,000: slow.
Lambs, 12.5o014.85; culls and COM
mon, S.7501l.75. Ewes. medium,
good and choice, 7.0eQ9.35; cults
and common. 3.0006.7s; breeding,
6.50011.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
Moline and East Moline
BOY CLAIMS THAT
H THOUGHT SUIT
CASE WAS EMPTY

Roy Bittner. II years old. who
Was brought to Moline from Free
port Tuesday By Detective Lsbbert,
needed . suit case and had no In
tsotion Of committing . robbery.
That was Bittner's explanation to
Moline police. He win b arraign-
Cd IN police court Thursday after
noon. Tha young man u under ar
rest On charges Of burglary. pre-
ferred By Roy Pinkerton, and Of
larceny. preferred by A.. Marines.
-Bittner d said to have admitted
taking the suit case from Mirincs'
room at John Deere Y. NJ. G. A. He
thought It was empty, hs told De-
tective Lebbsrt and became fright
eaed when he learned that Il con-
tanned clothing and valuable pa
pers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
MOLINE BRIEFS

Walter johnson. 1908 Twenty
ninti street, Moline, was found
guilty Tuesday evening Of permit
ing his chickens to run ut largA He
was fined 81 by Magistrate 0ustaf-
son.
Lorin Minard of Rock Island, q
teamster,working on the new ONCE
building 1T Fifth avenue and Fiji
teenth street. Moline. was arrested
Wednesday morning on charge Of
violating trafiic rules. He was
found guilty but Magistrate Gustaf-
SON suspended tho f1ne.
Moline police recovered two
bicycles Wednesday. Finding Of
the bicycles made two Moline boys
happy. John Wieme, whose bicycle
was stolen In front Of 1907 Seventh
avenue, Moline, is one Of the happy
boys. Raymond TrefE 10 the other
happy one. His bicycle was ,stnlen
in front Of q meat market fl the
down town district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
MAY REVISE RULE
FOR ELIGIBILITY

Revision of eligibility rules to
permit players to finish out q
school athletic career IL their fin
ishing semester overlaps the four
year limit, will probably be urged
this week at the high school con-
ference ct Champaign. Under the
present rule. L student completes
his credit requirements for gradu-
alton at the end Of the first semes-
ter OF the year. he is automatically
barred from further participation
in high school competitions. The
new rule will primarily touch upon
the basketball teams. Many stu
dents enter high school in the mid
year period and IN good faith carry
subjects to finish out their school
course 20 that they will participate
IN the spring graduation exercises.
To deprive them OF q chance to
compete In games and to force the
school to give up their services ia
being opposed by many principals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
y. s. AND STATE
PROSECUTE 500
FOR SPNDACIISM

y Csntralia; Wash. Nov. 1s.-The
worries Of disorders that began here
Amistice day when persons, said
70 be Industrial Workers of the
World fred on Q parade Of Ameri-
can Legion members and other for
mer service men, killing four and
wounding others. passed int. its
second phase today. Posses search
Ing for men wanted in connection
with the AFFAIR, were reduced In
size yesterday. all but two or three
Of the men having been taken into
custody.
Al the same time, steps toward
prosecutor I those arrested went
forward rapidly.
In Tacoma conference Of coun-
ity prosecuting attorneys with rep
;reeentatiyes Of the state attorney
generals ONCE and United States
district attorneys ONCE, discussed
In detail plans for bringing to trial
Immediately nearly I'VE hundred
men, held in Washington, accused
Of syndiealism. Most Of these men
are Industrial Workers Of the
World and It 10 upon this member
ship that the charges are based.
Des Moinss. Iowa, Nov. 1s.-1owa
headquarters o. the American Le-,
Sion today received telegram from
the post 1t Centralia, WASH, asking
each post to become active in urg-
ing censress to pass legislation
which will make more effective e.
forts to cope with and stamp out
radiealiam. Iowa headquarters Of
the Legion prepared to repeat the
message to the $40 chapters in the
stats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
AUTO LICENSES
FOR 1920 SHOW
BIG INCREASE

Application blanks for 1920 motor
vericle licenses were received
Tuesday afternoon at the once of
Anna W. Anderson, Moline city
clerk. They are ready for distri-
button now. Licenses will cost
more next year. There are .alss
numerous changes in the state
motor vehicle law. Booklets con
tanning the new law may be oh.
tanned from Miss Anderson. The
minimum license fee for 1890 for
pleasure cars ia So. A 1919 Ford
license cost only IS. No license for
less than six months periods will
be issued for 1920. The minimum
1870 license fec for . truck 10 So.
The new and Oh rates for pleasure
cars follows:
rs horse power or less. 1913, S.;
1890. IS.
Is to IS horse power; 1913, S.;
1910, $40.
IS to 50 horse power. 1919. SIC:
1890. $40.
More than 50 horse power. 1918.
10: 1870. 3zs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
LIABLE FOR SOME
CASH LORndER LOST

Chicago. Ill.,, Nov. 19.-The Cen
trail Trust company Of Illinois has
been adjudged liable to the extent
OF $159, 900, to the creditors of the
defunct La Sale Street Trust Z
Savings bank Of which William
L0rimer was president, 1t became
known today, thus drawing near q
conclusion on a phase of the court
action that grew out Of failure of
the L0rimer institution In 1914.
After hearing of objections, the
report Of Louis J. Behan. master
in-chancery, will go to Circuit
Judge Pinckney for final consider
alton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
|SWAMP.EMSW WIN
AGAIN ON ALLEYS
Administer Hunillating Defeat To-
Sure Shots, Rolling . High
Totaa Of s,7os Pins.

In three straight games the
Swamp Ems captained by Macy
Parkman administered q humiliat-
ing defeat to the Sure Shots, lead
by Lee Candor. In an exciting bowl
ing match between the league lead
ers In Aledo's pin tourney on the
v0lentine alleys last night.
The victors rolled high total,
garnering 2,703 pins for an average
per game Of s01. High man Of the
evening was Captain Parkman Of
the Swamp Ems who rolled = total
Of 588 In the series.
Thursday evening the Ideal B
and Lucky Strike fives clash. thel
winner to meet Parkman's aggre-'
cation next Tuesday evening. The.
Swamp Ems have - yet been un-i
defeated.
Last nights scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
Kansas City Livestock.

kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 19.-Hogs
receipts, $4,000; higher: closed
with advance lost. Bulk. 14k5@
1880; heavies, 14.5o014.8o: med
iums, 14.s0@14.So: lights. 14.6o0
1880; light lights, 1l.36014.60:
packing sows, 13.26014.00; pigs,
13.O0@14.50.
Cattle receipts, 1850; steady;
heavy beef steers, choice and prime.
17.0O01S.0o; medium and good,
12.26@17.00; common, 10.150n.75;
light: good and choice. 13.350
1850; common and medium. $3.50
1885: butcher cattle. heifers, 6.5e
@14.e0; cows, 6.40012.25; Gamers
and cutters, k1506.40: veal calves,
14.00017.00.
Sheep receipts, 1000: steady to
Csc higher. Lambs, 12.75@15.00;
culls and common, .s.50013.50;
yearling wethers, 1o.0o011.7E:
ewes. 6.eo0S.25: culls and CON-
mon. 3.0o@6.76: breeding ewes.
.7.50012.oo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-19
SOUTHERN CARS
Are taken OFF
Train Service ON Both Stub and
Main Line Arc Curtailed by
New Order Today.

An order was received here to-
day, to become effective at once.
whereby the train service on the
Rock Island Southern railway, both
ON the main line and the Aledo
stub, will be sefiouslyscurtailed.
On the main line, train No. 10
and I'll are to be eliminated. Train
Nos. 81, 30, 80 and "a on the Aledo
branch will not run on the first
FIVE days of the week, Mondav,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. These cars are the
ones that leave and arrive ut Aledo
at 6 and 8 O'Clock In the evening.