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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-12

WANTED--Good. clean cotton rag
at the Morning Journai office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
BY Chapin

ming callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ian Ewers
CIaud Ransbottom Of South Bend
spent one day last week with his
brother, Charley Ransbottom Of this
place.
Mrs. Ella Hogan left Monday for
her home in Terre Haute after
spending several months with her
daughter. Mrs. William Chandonia.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held Wednesday evening at the
Mount Pleasant church. The Bre-
thren church people expect to at
tend in a body.
Mrs John Ayers was at New Car
Isle, Ind, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Varra are
the parents OF daughter born SUN
day, Nov. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Groves and
son, Joseph spent Sunday in South
Bend.
The Pep class will serve the Dor
cas- class Friday evening at supper
the former losing in the recent Sun
day school contest.
Mrs. Oren Sisk and children visit
ed Wednesday with Mrs. Joseph
Bourbon Of Portage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
WILLOW CREEK.

NOV Il.
Miss Mildred Heminger has re-
turned home from visit with rela-
tives in Three Rivers, Mich.
Miss Marion Sweitzer spent Sun
day with Inez Smith.
Mrs. Sarah VinsOn and daughters
of Aishawal<a spent Sunday at the
Jude home.
The Ladies' Aid society will have
a bazar and chicken pie supper Dec.
10 at the Kennedy school.
Community grange held its meet
ing Wednesday evening. The third
and fourth degree was given to 16
candidates An oyster supper was
enjoyed. The tables were decorated
with leaves, pumpkins, corn and
fruit.
Neighbors and friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedel Monday
evening. 1t was their goth wedding
anniversary. Music and games were
enjoyed.
Samuel Jude and Hon r Leach
spent Saturday at Woodland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
DUTCH ISLAND.

About 30 neighbors and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WedeI surprised
them at their home in honor Of their
2t5h wedding anniversary.
Erhard johnson has resumed his
duties as rural mail carrier after an
illness OF a couple of months.
The Community grange gave an
oyster supper at the Kennedy school
Wednesday night. Supper was
served to about 100 guests.
II. Woringthes and T. Singer were
in this vicinity Thursday on bust
ness.
The family Of Mr.. Labowski have
moved 10 South Bend.
Mrs. William Myers held a sale at
her farm Tuesday. She viii move
TO AIishawaka soon having rented
her farm.
William Smith called az the home
Of Henry Wedeu Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
LARGE CROWD WATCHES
THREE CUSHION MATCH

The second days play In the
three cushion contest now runninS
at the Hull and Cainon billiard
room brought out large crowd.
spectacular shots. and one Of the
most interesting matches ever
played IN South Bend Woolverton
won over Baumbaugh by a single
point in a game which furnished
most OF the thrills Both men un-
corked some splendid shots which
drew merited applause from the
gallery. Beistle defeated Fred Hui
by a score OF IS 20 "a I'm the second
contest Beistle whistled his way
10 a win IN the most nonchalant
manner.
Taylor and AIcNeuEhton are
scheduled 10 play at 7:20 Tuesday
niCht. while Towne and +. Hull viii
play the second one at 10 O'Clock.
Mondays high run was three.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
STR0NGHEARTS ISSUE
CHALLENGE TO LOCALS

The Stroneheart football team is
sues challenge 10 any team in or
near South Bend for a game on
Thanksgiving or after. Three weeks
ago in the Rum Village game three
of their star players were injured,
which neCessitated CancelIing their
schedule indefinitely. However. the
men are all back in shape now and
are anxious 10 establish their claim
TO the lightweight championship Of
the city. For games address J.
Reynolds. 1907 s. Main st. or J..
Stoney, $50 Notre Dame av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
NEWS OF NEARBY
COM MUNITIES
BERRuEN SPRINGS.

NOV. -
The Builders of the Methodist
Sunday school have elected officers
for the coming year as follows:
President, MRS. VIM. Simpson; vice
president. Mrs. Geo. Smith; secre-
tary. Mrs. V. Harrington; treasurer,
Miss Hattie Edison.
NJ. r. Cashier visited friends in
South Bend. Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Vanderhoof of Wa
tervliet. has been visiting at the
home OF her father, DR.. w. f. Bull
lard
Rev. Edwin Tench died Saturday
at his home in Leonidas, Mich, and
was brought here Monday for burial.
He was 20 years old and had been
Methodist minister for the past
fifty years. He was a former pastor
OF the Methodist church in this vii
lage and had expected to retire from
active work this year and make Ber-
rien Springs his home. He leaves
his wife and one son, Sidney Tench,
superintendent Of the schools at
Union City.
A number of the members Of the
Salvation Army of South Bend held
service here Sunday. at the Baptist
church in the morning and at the
Methodist church at a community
service. in the evening A large
crowd was in attendance.
Miss Gertrude Mangus Of North
Liberty. Ind, has been a visitor at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. c. L.
Lewis She will remain for an in
definite time at the Thomas Taylor,
Jr. homs.
Oliver Nandecar is on the sick list.
Fred futile Of Benton Harbor vi
tie. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bowerman of
Marion, Ind, are visitors at the Will
Robinson home.
V. T. Wager was a st. Joseph vi
sitor Saturday.
J. II. Mertens. who has been on the
sick list, is able 10 be at work again
in his barber shop.
The Zion class of the L. r. Sunday
SCnOoI was entertained Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Catherine
Pennell
Major Murdoch circle held a spe-
cial meeting Saturday afternoon.
called by the Department Pres't
Mrs I. &. LaBanta, Of Jackson.
Mich. who came for the annual in
spection OF the work Of the circle.
She expressed herself as much pleas
ed with the wOtk done. After the
business session. a dainty luncheon
was served by the executive cot
mittee.
Fred Harrington has been drawn
as a juror for the November term Of
court.
Frank Gaugler left last week for
Long Beach, Cal. TO spend the win
ter at the home OF his brother. Her
man Gaugler He will also visit his
sister in Portland. Oregon.
Harry Taylor has returned from
hunting trip in northern Michigan.
bringing home "a fine doe. He wNs
the only local hunter TO go north
this season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
MANN STARS WILL PLAY
ElKHART IN FINAL GAME

The Mann Stars viii play their
last football game OF the season
against Elkhart az Elkhart Thanks
giving afternoon. a large delega-
ton OF local fans will accompany
the cigar store crowd TO the railroad
city. where a close contest is an
ticipated. The men making the trip
for the local eleven will be; Gree,
Woufel. Hough. Wertz Murphy.
Feser. Johnson. Feltz. Larson. Nc
Cormick. Whitwer. Martz OF South
Bend will act as referee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
T INAL CAME FOR
!. GOLD AND BLUE
Saturday Rockne'S Champion
Crew Win Stack Up Against
MOrningSide.
BY ARCHIE WARD.

The grand finale Of a matchless
season In the grid annals OF the Uni
versity OF Notre Dame IS almost
here. Coach Rockne's team, recog-
mixed By fair-ninded critics as the
fastest aggregation in the west, will
leave for Sioux city. Iowa. at ESQ
o'clock this afternoon. where IL is
carded 20 furnish the holiday thrills
for several thousand Iowans fn a
contest with Morningsidc college
After trouncing the Hawkeye eleven
the Gold and Blue athletes Will
withdraw behind the wings 10 await
the curtain call 10 action in 1920
Twenty-Five players viii make the
trip Madigan. star center. who was
injured In tho Purdue game. will
not be in condition 10 play against
coach Saunderson's team. Berg
man. Gipp and Slackford are not
IN the best OF condition. but they
will probably start the game.
The final workout Of the season
was held on Cartier field yesterday
afternoon. The same old fight and
Blue 20 the pinnacle OF football cir
cles was IN evidence right up 70
The moment ROckne hOuered. CIV
erybody in"
NOtrc Dame FavOrite.
Although no championship is in
volved in the outcome. the balm
that victory viii bring stands out
~ better bait than all the trophies
that myths can conjure Notrc
Dame devotees are not worried over
The result OF the struggle. although
they are anticipating no polite milk
tea with human catapaults IN the
persons OF Slackford and Miller 10
hammer the line. with the fleet
Bergman and Bahan TO skirt ends
and with Gipp 10 unbelt a blizzard
Of forward passes. Notre Dame is
rightly said to have the most YER
satile attack among American foot
ball elevens.
Numbered among the NOtre Dame
coterie OF stars are two llnesmen
who already have been picked for
the all-Amarican eleven. Bernie
Kirk. left end. and Maurice Smith.
right guard, are the gentlemen hon
ored The sports editor OF the SYRIA
cue. y. Y, Herald conferred the
honor There is no doubt as to
their right to the positions. Kirk
mas been a potent weapon that was
never found wanting when his team
was forced 70 pile up a score.
Dashing hither and yon to grab
passes is child's play for Kirk. not
TO mention his ability on defense.
Smith has played a consistent game
throughout the season Against the
Army and in the Purdue game last
week he was a wildcat on defense
and ne seldom fails to open a hole
for the backs when on Offense.
Freshmen ut Fort Wayne
While the varsity VIII he playing
Morningside on the banks of the
Missouri river. the Notre Dame
yearlings will confront a lofty bar
rier In the Fort Wayne T. O. p. ae-
EregatiOn, a professional club with
an envfabIe record ne freshmen
will be IN charge OF Coach Dixon.
who has been tutoring the line this
fail. The freshies will fight to main
tain their immaculate record. VAL
paraiso. St Niator's and the MiChi-
gan AgEies' yearlinEs have fallen
before the slashing attack Of the
Gold and Blue first year men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
URGES CARE IN
SENDING PACKAGES

Care in wrapping parcel post
packages destined for the United
Kingdom is urged by pOstOffice au
thorities. Notices are being re-
ceived continually from London of
the arrival there of damaged pack
ages due mainly 10 poor wrapping
and packing which consists in many
cases Of nothing but brown paper
or cardboard a recent notice con
tains a list OF 500 Of such packages.
The local postmaster has been in
structed 10 refuse parcels destined
for any country unless properly
wrapped. Because OF the proximity
OF England in comparison with 9TH
er countries 20 which packages are
sent the belief has been current that
packages need not be SO securely
wrapped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
JIMMY WILDE TO SEE
WHITE-DUNDEE FIGHT
BY United Press

By United Press:
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 24-One of
the spectators at the Charley White
Johnny Dundee fight here Wednes-
day night will be Jimmy Wilde.
English flyweight champion.
Wilde will return to Chicago after
the fight 10 train for his Dec. 6 bat
tie with Sharkey.
White has a bout scheduled with
Benny Leonard at New Orleans for
Dec. Is If ne is able 10 win over
Dundee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
GRAND VIEW.

nov. : 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hostedler
and children. Loretta and Donald.
were sunday guests At the home OF
Mrs Hostedler's sister. Mrs O.
Nimtz and family OF South Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carpenter OF
Lincoln wav W. were Fridav ava
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
WILLIE MEEHAN WANTS
TO MEET JACK DEMPSEY
By United Pre,s:

H| uted Irels:
NEW YORK. Nov 24.-Wiuie
Meehan. the Frisco fat boy" is
here on a quest for victims. Nee
han announced shortly after his ar
rival that ne was ready to put on
the gloves with anyone, including
Jack Dempsey, over whom he boasts
two decisions. Meehan is said to
have come for a "close range talk"
with Dave DriscoH, the Jersey
promoter who tried to match him
with Dempsey a month ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
FUIIrON HOME TODAY.

BY United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Fred Full
ton. with his manager. Tom
O'Rourke. was due back fIom Eng
land Tuesday The Minnesota plas-
terer claims the best of the heavies
over there would not give him any
kind OF chance Joe Beckett the
Britist. champion gave him the Tin
10 90 out and whip Jack Dempsey
and then look him up Tor a fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

BACON
BACON BACON
AT BUEHLER BROS.
FOR TUESDAY

Sugar Cured Lean Bacon $500 CSC
SirlOin and Short Steak .. lie
Boiling Beef Rib at ......,. 1Oc
Fresh Oysters. per quart .... 45c
Big supply OF Poultry on WeSines-
day. 4113-25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
NEBRASKA CONFIDENT
OF BEATING SYRACUSE
Bv United Press

BY United press.
LIN colin. Neb., Nov 2f-Confi-
denoe that the Cornhuskers would
he able 70 defeat Syracuse in the
Thanksgiving day game prevailed
on the Nebraska campus today. fol
lowing Tndiana's easy win over the
eastern eleven. The Syracuse squad
is expected 70 arrive tomorrow.
BLOONINGTON. Ind. Nov pa
The Hoosier football squad was lion
lied on every side today following
their defeat OF SYRIA cuse Saturday
The Bloomington chamber OF COM
nerce and the Rotary club will give
fetes In honor Of the squad. Coach
Stienm will present each man who
participated in the game with a
miniature gold football The faculty
is going 10 throw in an extra jersey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
DINNER.

AT Y. NJ. c. a cafeteria Music
py Apollo concert orchestra.
4I77-26.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

2a42R
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-02

| VI p
81 daca acolo nu Sc pot mentine
- daca soclul pc care Eau ridi-
cat nu destul de solid eaiune
la declin - sau char dispar Gu
totul, absorbite de aIte neamuri.
Gu mai mare pltere asimilatoare.
MOI am trait sub stapinire ungu-
reasca. V'am 1nvatat limba Gu
mari greutati, am urmat la scoli
81 universitate ungureasca Am
fost char professor de ungureste.
cum bine stii.s..
ST, Gu toate acestea, am ramas
Romin. Mecanismul de maghia-
rizare al statului functiona IA
+darnic pentru moi. =. Acum s'au
schimbat rolurile. Va trebui sa
invatati vol romineste, daca voiti
sa ramineti in slujba statului. .
Vetii inrata, caci fara limba romi
neasca nu veti trai in Rominia
Oar nu va cere nimeni sa va Ia.
padati de limba voastra, nici sd
va renegati trecutul, cum cereau
de la moi O nina de Politician
smintiti.
Fiecare ISL pastreaza limba 81
credinta; drepturile minoritatilor
vor fl recunoscute in fntregime.
Asa e. Priveste in jur, celeste III
arele rominesti 81 cele straine. 81
nu crede preset voastre, care =
Gu putine exceptii - s'a obisnuit
asa de multi GU denaturarea ade-
varului, incft de la vreme nu-l
mai poate profesa, nici daca min
ciuna absolut evidenta. E 0 su-
gestie fortata. 0 obsesie. -.
Deschideti ochii 81 vezi realita
tea; intindeti nina caci palpa-
bila. 81 nu smai umbla dupa
potcoave de cal MORT.
Convorbirea Sc incheie aici.
Ungurul mai are citeva refle-
xii: va munci orr ce; va deschide
o bacanie, circiuma. pima
atunci.
Pima atunci!
Mentalitatea lui nu va putea
concepe nici pdata, o stapinire
romineasca pc aceste plaiuri. Un
popor de slugi 81 iobagi nu va pu-
tea lua cirma din miinile nobililor
81 svapaiatilor descendenti al lui
Attila.
E o infinita distanta de la sta
pin la - slug&l
81 compatriotii nostri totusi
vor fl necesitati sa parcurga. DE
sigur nu pima \ treptele din ur-
ma, ci scoborfp9u-se totusi nitel,
din scanneles Al ktapiuire, Gu. carl
Sc obisnuisera prea de tot multi. !.
Va fl cam greu, &c drept, dar
greu lea fost 81 ialt0ra, carl erau
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-02
OBSEsIE.

Dol vechi camarazi de .scoala,
- un Roman 81 un Ungur L Sc re
vad fntr'un oras unguresc.
'Servus. 81 ungurul ii in
tinde nina Gu sovaire. !.
- Servus. ma bucur de re-
vedere.
- Team mai intilnit pc stra-
da; team 81 salutat. Ti-ai dus mi
na la palarie, distrat.. Isl al tre-
cut. Credeam cd nu vrei sa ma
mai cunosti, in imprejurarile
schimbate.I.
- Cum poti sa te gfndesti- la
asa ceva. Eram distrat, de sigur.
MOI raminem tot camarazii de la
liceul din Sibiiu, cind tremuram
de lectiile de istorie ale lui Kar-
path. >.
= Ce mai faci?
= Ce sa fac. 0 due prost de
tot. Mi-am perdut slujba de ma
gistrat, caci n am depus juramin-
tul. -.
Acum sunt diurnist intr'o o
fabrica -. Copiez adrese pentru
10 cOroane la ri, sa nu NOR de
foame. -.
= ST pentru ce al denegat jul
ramintul.
= Conferinta de pace inca nu
STA spus cuvintul. :.
Esti in ratacire grozava
Privitor la Ardeal si-l-a spus. Aici
nu mai puteti nadajdui mimic
Jurnalele franceze au publicat Si
harta, char 81 uncle gazette un-
guresti mai Gu judecata. :. O par.
te din Banat inca sub discutie
- ad-hoc sub judice = dar gra.
nitele pima la linia Tisa-Dobri
tin-Muras, sunt fixate definitiv
Stii bine acest lucru; peptru &C
te mai amagesti, zapacind 81 pc
altii, Gu himere. Cred ca a sosit
vremea sa vedeti 81 vol realitatea
pc care att isbutit so falsificat
veacuri fndelungate. De-acuHa a
devarul a iesit la iveala pc deplin
Statul international maghiar a
fost un nOn-sens, un palat gran
dios, cladit pc nisip.. :. De-acum
s'a prabusit.
- O sa vedem. >.
- Ce 0 sd vedem, omule? Dal
| 81 acum esti GU ochii fnchisi, ca
somnambulii? Statul unguresc a
fost un artificiu; s'a prabusit
S'au prabusit prietene, 81 maj
mari imperii 81 totusi nu s'a pra-
padit lumea, nici soarele mn s'a
schimbat din locul lui. Impe.
rifle Isl au epoca lor de formati-
une 81 fnflorire; ajung la apogeu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-02
straini in propria lor patrie.

straini in propria Tor patrie.
ldeia mintuitoare a statului u
nltar maghlar, - pc care au alin-
tat-o 81 alimentat-o Gu alta pute-
re - sc va razbuna Gu virf acum,
pima va veni vremea ca oamenii
sa-si deschida ochii, 81 privind re
alitatea, sa inteleaga ratacirea,
care trebuia sal duca, neaparat,
la dezastru.
Petronius.
(..Paria"1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29

ployed in the of1ces OF the law
firm, said that the damage suit is
the outgrowth of incidents sur
rounding the arrest Of Cooper We'd
nesday night on q warrant sworn
out by Russ on q charge Of perpe-
trating q confidence game.
Cooper was arrested in Daven-
export and was brought to this
city, where he was released on his
own recognizance pending q hear
ing set for yesterday morning. At
the time set for the trial Attorney
James Murphy. representing Russ.
requested Magistrate D. ]. ClelAnd
to dismiss the charge, which action
was taken by the court. Cooper
was alleged to have obtained i've
shares of the All-American Truck
company stock, worth $35, from
Russ through q confidence game.
Russ is a member of the Green
field Brokerage company with
Offices in the Safety building In
Rock Island according to the
plaintiff.
According to Attorney Schroeder
the bill that will follow the prae-
cipe in circuit court charges false
arrest of the plaintiff, defamation
of character and SANDER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
A. W. HIIOTT Is
BIG GAME HUNTER
PLUGS A MOOSE

It has been proved conclusively
that Black Hawk was not the, only
nimrod OF local fame who ever
waged q war Of determination on
the unprotected deer-kind.
Seldom indeed IL 10 that . moose,
alive or dead, fresh from the north
ern wilds. Il seen on the streets Of
Rock Island. At noon today ssv-
eral hundred people in the DOWN
town section had . brief glimpse 1t
such q creature, with It's legs turn
ed up.
While on . recent hunting trip
into northern Minnesota. Ashley w.
Elliott Of 1924 Eighteenth avenue,
overcame an attack Of buck fever
and plugged q 1.500-pound moose.
The animal was dropped in Cook
county. Minnesota, half q mile from
the Canadian border, ON Nov. 10. It
wits partially dressed and loaded up
to be sent here by express. This
morning it arrived In Rock Island.
Mr.. Elliott IL today preparing thu
head and skin for preservation.
The former will make . fine mount,
as the antlers have = big spread.
The meat will be disposed Of in 9TH
er ways. Az there are between 500
and 1000 pounds Of meat the kill
will provide for several go0d-sised
feaSts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
DECIDE route
FOR new ROAD
County to Get Only Small Portion
Of Highway Between East Mo. r.
line and Princeton.

Wallace Treichler, superintend-
ent of highways in Rock Island
county, received notice Of the route
to be followed in constructing the
new state aid road between East
Moline and Princeton from s. E.
Bradt, state superintendent OF high
ways, today. 1t reads:
Having investigated all Of the
proposed locations for bond issue
route Z between East Moline and
Princeton and having held q final
hearing, the department Of public
works and buildings announces .
preference for the location de-
scribed below. This location will
be fixed as final for route between
the points named, only on condition
that the local interests arrange to
furnish without cost to the state
such additional right Of way as may
prove necessary in order that q
road Of ample width, easy turns.
moderate grades and q minimum
number OF railroad grade crossings
may be built.
Beginning at the east end Of the
brick pavement of Silvis near the
center Of section 30. Hampton
township, Rock Island county.
thence southeasterly to state aid
route 5 Of Rock Island county,
thence easterly along said route
and southeasterly along state aid
route 2 OF Henry county to state
aid route 3, Henry county. thence
south along said state aid route
about three-quarters Of a mile,
thence east about two miles, thence
south about one mile. thence east
erly along state aid route 3 Of
Henry county to Atkinson, thence
southeasterly following said state
aid route 8 and relocations south
! Of and parallel to the Rock Island
lines to the Henry-Bureau county
line, thence southeasterly and con-
tinuing on q relocation south Of
said railroad and along state aid
route Z, Bureau county. to Shelf.
field. thence east and north by q
relocation to state aid route Z neal
the northeast corner Of section 10
Concord township, Bureau county
thence east along staff aid route
to Princeton.
. 1T Is understood that the above
description covers the general 10.
cation of bond issue route Z, buI
that the exact location Of the road
actually built may vary so tina
easy grades, moderate turns and ,
minimum number Of. grade cross
ings will exist In the finally com
pleted road. It Is also understood
that the general location Of tn.
route may be changed IN case full
cooperation rot secured In OBJ
tanning the - OF way"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
CuRTAIL LIGHT
FOR BUSINESS,
STATE ORDERS
Only Street Arc Lights Are to be
Maintained During Period Of
Coal Emergency.

Late today IN order was receiv-
ed from state authorities notifying
the Peoples Power company to re-
fuse electric current for signs,
show windows, decorative outdoor
lights, including the Slight clus-
tiers on poles along the streets in
the business district.
Starting tonight the only outdoor
electric lights operating from the
local utilities power after $3.50 will
be the corner arc lights. Until
$3.50 tonight and future Saturday
nights show windows will be al
lowed to use their lights.
To Save Coal.
No electric signs will be seen
until further orders from the state
authorities. While this will occa-
sion q loss in revenue to the pow
er company, 1t will result in q big
saving Of coal. The order restores
the lightless nights Of wartime, in
accordance with q practice rapidly
followed in cities since the coal tie
up resulting from the mine strike