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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
BOLSEVIKAI zENGIA ANT
VARSAVOS.

VWSava, sausio II d. (su-
velinta). Bolseviku kariume-
ne artinasi prize VarSavos tri-
mi gelezinkeliais.
Jie zengia nuo Vilniaus If
jau uzeme Zudarce ir Orani.
Piet-vakariuose nuo Lidos lie
pasieke Mosty, kuris randasi
ant rytinio kranto upes Ne
muno. Kita ju koliumna ar
tinasi prie Brest Litovsko.
Vokieciu evakuacija Bialo-
stoke sulaiko bolsevikus toje
apielinkeje. Skaicius bolsevi-
XII nera zinomas, mes lenkai
dar nepasiunte aviatoriu IS
tirti. Apskaitliuojama, kat
boisevikq kariume1e susideda
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
BoISevikai zengia ant varSavos
Daug arestu Berline.
Liebknechtas Pabego.

is apie $4,000 kareiviiiql. Bi-
jomasi, kad Varsavos nepa-
tiktu likimas Vilniaus. Len
kai turf nekurl skaitliu karei-
viz Poznaniuje, kurie galima
BITS pavartoti prizes bolSevikus.
Nemanoma, kad kiltu didele
panika Varsavoje per kokias
iris savaites, bet zengimas pir
myn bolSeviku pakele upa boil
Seviku pasekejams VarSavoj.
Pranesimai apie pasisekimus
Srartakq Berline padare dide-
i efekta Varsavoje.
Lodziaus fabrikantas, kuris
plibuvo cionai isvarytas IS sa-
Vo m1eStO relkalaviinf..s dar-
bininkq, pasake:
"Talkininkai turi suprasti,
kad bolsevizmo liga tokia pat,
kaip influenza If kad j plati-
nasi yakaru pusen."
Cionai manoma, kad vokie
ciai, apleisdami Lenkoja, su-
laikys zengima bolseviku ant
keletos savaiciu ar daugiaus,
bet zmones mazai pasitiki pa
gelbai is tos puses.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
POGROMAI UKRAIJINoJ.

VdrSaga, Sausio IA d. =
PraneSama, kad pogromas is
tlko Brediceve, kuris yra III
nomas kaipo zydu sostine Uk-
raJino., todel kad tas miestas
yra apgyventas, beveik wen w
dais. Kaip praneSama, viskas
kllo todel, kad ukininkai ban
de nuginkluoti milicijq, kuria
zydai buvo uorganizave ap-
saugojimui savo turto ir gy-
vasciq. zinios aplaikytos Clio
7al, praneSa, kad uzmustu
'kaicius siekia Simtus If labai
'aug suzeistu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
VIENNA ISVARE Boise
VIKUS.

Geneva, sveicmVia, Sausio
IA d. Viennos valdzia iSva.
re dideli buri Rusijos boise
viku is miesto nedelioje. Dvi-
desifnts is tu isvarytu is mics
to platina propaganda, nuduo-
dami, kad jie yra Raudonojo
Kryziaus darbininkai. Daug
Austrijos ;ficieru If kareivip
is Gaiicijos, kurie, kaip mano-
ma, prieme bolsevikiSka ideja
1ikosi suareStuota.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
TRUMPA GYVAA-TS RES
PUBLIKOS.

Londonas, sausio II d. Ii
MOS is Brussels ! laikraSti
EXPIRES S pranesa, kad Lux
en1burgo respublika, kuri bu-
vo paskelbta ketverge komite-
tn zmoniu sveikatos tesesi tik-
tai sesias valandas. Prane-
simas priduria, kad F'rancu-
ziios militariSki valdininkai
ivede tvarka.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
RUSIJA GRUMOJA
SVEDIJAI.

Geneva, Sausio 14d. =
BolsevikQ valdzia Petrogra-
de, pasiunte telegraph Svedi-
jos federaliskiems vaTdinin-
kams ultimatuma kuriame pra
nesama, kad 30 bolsevi-
ky suareStuotu if kalejiman
tvirtoveje Savantan
nebus paliuosuota Xxi vasario
| dienai, tai trisdesimts Sve-
dlJos pilieciu Petrograde bus
-usaudyta be jokio teismo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
DAUG AREsTU BERLINE.
BerlinaS, Sausio Is d. =.

| DAUG ARESTQ BERLINE.
BerhnaS, Sausio Is d. -
|Vyriausis policijos virsininkas
Richter, tuojaus uzemes pill
dyti savo pareigas, vietoje MI
versto Herr Eichtorn, iSleido
praneSima, kad visi istatai
Eichhorno rezimo yra panai-
kinami. Jis taipgi praneSe, kad
ginklai, kurie buvo atimti is DO
licistu pradzioje revoliucijos,
bus sugrazinti jiems atgal. Pa
sikalbejimu su laikrasciu ko-
respondentais policijos virsi-
ninkas pasake:
"Delei saugumo If tvarkos,
yra reikalinga, kad ? -bege va
dai sukileliu, kaip tai Eich-
horn, Liebknecht If kit, turi
butt suareStuoti kaip galima
greiciau. Mes turilne suares-
tave George Ledebaus, Herr
Meyer If Or. Liebknechto SUI
MI, bet neturime suareStave
Posa Luxembourg bel Karl Ra-
dek' (Rusu bolseviku pasirn-
tinis).
Herr Meyer buvo pirmiaus
redaktorius laikarScio Vorva-
erts. bet veliaus tapo spartakp
vadu.
Eichhorn pabego nuo Silezi
jos gelez''lkelio stoties kelio
mis- valandomis pirmiaus, ne
gu 10 pasekejai suzinoia api
tai. 10 namuose buvo padary-
ia krata If daug visokiu dc
klnnentu atrasta.
Karl Radek, praneSama va
zinejasi po lvairius miestus Vo
kietijos If, praneSama, kac
grlzes Maskvon. Rosa Lrlxem
burg, manoma, randasi Ham
burge.
Visi dieniniai laikrasciai,
isejo, isskirant R ed Flag
spartaku organo. Vsi laikras-
ciai dziaugiasi, kad spartakai
likosi sumuSti, tiktai Diel
+ + e / h cit, neprigulmingu
socialistu organas, raso, kad
spekos reakcijonieriu laineja
pergale. Jis yra vienatinis
laikrastis, kuris atspausdino
iStisa prakalba Hugo Hasse,
kuria jis pasake mass-m;ringe,
-agl,ldamas neprigu;mingus
;ocialistus nuverst; dabartini
kabineta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
No. IL
GENERALISKAS STREIKAs
CHILL.

Lima, Peru, sausio IS d.
Valparaisoje If San Diago
Chilijoj, likosi paskelbtas ge-
nerallskas streikas, sulyg Ii
nip, aplaikytq cionai.
Velai sianakt likosi pranes-
ia, kad minios zmonip plesia
If degina kinieciu maisto san
delius Malambo distrikte sic
miesto.
Stiprus kavalerijos burys Ii
kosi pasiusta, kad sustabdyti
riauses. Kaip atrodo, tai ka-
reiviams pasiseke ivesti tvar-
kq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15

'urg ir Eichorn. Kares mi
nisteris buk tai pasakes, kad
iStikimi kareiviai pradejo da-
ryti kratas, jieSkodami gillklu
su tikslu nuginkluoti Berlino
3.vventojus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
URAGUAJ PALIUOSUOJA
SVETIMSALIUS.

Montev1deo, sausio IS d.
Oragvajaus valdzia paliuosa-
vo vlsus svetimSalius is armi-
JOS kaip apsigyvenimo buda
prizes Maximalistu judejima.
7olicila praneSa, kad visi ke-
-uriosdesimts du nariai Cen
70 Nulturos,' kurie vadova-
70 sovietp judejinlu, likosi SUI
lreStuota.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
DAUG YANKIU MIRE NUO
INFLUENZOS.

Ne7o Yorkas, sausio IA d.
Sulyg ka-tik iSleisto pranesi-
mo, daugiads negu 500 Ame-
rikos kal eiviu, keliaujanciu
Europon, mire nuo influen-
zos ant Americas transport
niu laivu spalio menesyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
SUMUsE BOLSEVIKUS.

Odessa, Rusid, Sausio 9d.--
Ienerolas Dedikin, anti-bol-
'evikiskas vadas pietinej Ru-
'iJoj uzdave skaudp smuei
>olsevikam. sumusdamas iuos
ant upes Kumos, Kaukaze.
10 kariurnene sueme viena
ukstanti bolsevikiSku karei-
iu nelaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
JUGO SLOVAKAI MOBILI-
ZUOJA ARMIJA.

PmySius, sausio IA d. Ii
MOS aplaikytos cionai is Fit
me pranesa, kad Jugo-Slavp
respublika g,reitu laiku pa
skelbs mobilizacija kariuine-
mes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
0 r A S.

chiacgoje If apielink5je.
Seredoje: Giedra.
Aetverge: IS dalies ukanota
Vidutiniski v5iai Vakaru
buses.
Sauletekis 7 val. 10 min;
saul6leidis 4 val. Al min.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
No Delivery Less Than $500

Headquarters for Gadsn Field and Flower Sesds-Duk q lsh
At TIE Lowest PosIb PssGe our Prices % yissf ssA yek
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
HOME PRODUCTS
FEATURE LOCAL
MARKETS TODAY
First Spring Garden Vego-
tables Are Put ON Sale.

Homegrown vegetable products
feature today. market. Radishes,
spinach, leaf lettuce fresh from out-
door gardens, rhubarb, asparagus and
a world OF onions. the fall shallo't,
lei, III the ground for spring market
ing are offered in many retail cen
tefs
Not in many years have such guam
title, OF fresh ,lplluIt onions been
MAJ ketcd Pied high upon tiers IL
the commits, on markets on West Cal.
ilornla avenue, they attract pedes.
,rians Is much hy their "onion" odor
as by their long green tops and crisp
white bulbs
With the advent of home grown
spinach, n tendency 10 higher prices
in this important 'prng green is no
ticeAblc, many r~lil oen,ers selling
two pounds for q cents, when for
six weeks the price HI. continued
steady at 10 cents a pound straight.
Onion, have, on the other hand,
dropped with the influx Of the home
g,own. retailing three punches, 10
cents. Home grown radishes arc
scarce at two punches for IS cents.
Asparagus, a most important yegc-
table spring tonic, is scarce at 20
cents a bunch, Few rural truck gar
brners raise this vegetable,
New green peas and golden wax
beans have been added to the local
market by importers of southern veg
kta'le products, while Louisiana,
St-awbcrricS were never finer in quail
1ty and flavor
Irish potatoes have taken a hike,
The first indication that they will soon
ne replaced with new TeSas-grown
inbcrl. Former prices OF 80 cents and
N cents are replaced today with ~
aud 20 cents a peek. retail
O.her commd'ics retail at:
Eggs, 40 cents dozen.
Country butter. g. cents a pound
Creamery butter. CO cents pound.
Loaf lettuce, 30 cents n pound.
Saucr haut. ~ cents pound.
New TcSas cabhlge cents n pound
Mustard green's. 10 cents u pound.
Spirach. IL and iria cents n pound,
Strawberries. 2j cents pint box.
Fresh tomatoes. - and 20 csnts
pound.
Cucumbers. p0 nrl 2j cents each.
Grapefruit. 10 rud ~ cents each.
Lemons, 90 to 20 routs II dozen.
catfish. 35 ccr,- q round.
Red snapper. q cents pound
Oysters, rs ruh 70 cents pint.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

Iceberg New Grand Rapids. Black.
Seeded Simpson and The tall Cos.
Jus, as a recreation. lie has pu, on,
twenty eight varieties Of dahlils this
season
Then, too, when he has nothing else
to do, hc cares for the only paper
shell pecan tree in Oklahoma City,
which he planted twelve years ago.
!, bore two gallons Of shelled nuts
last fall.
When leave the house in the
morning 10 go TO the bank" said
Guthrie today, 81 hit the garden in
stead Of the garage and when ! alight
from my car at my home after buSi-
ness hours, instead Of going indoors
where belong, make a bee line
for the garden ! tell you us awful
10 love growing thing, as ! do, !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
.JPtpE4qkea1lnls,,<
.Mr NZzzdl7Hz Hz4sz92W

Dear Mr.. Thompson: What will
, srenoye blackheads' Also please give
Sme a remedy that will close the little
spores caused from blackhesds. Z.
q Try the green soap treatment Tor
sblackheads: Tinc,urc OF green soap,
two ounces; distilled witch hazel. 40
Jounces
\ lie, ,hi, mixture stay on only few
,momen,s. then wash of with not
iwater. II tina green soap irritates
The skin, as it sometimes will, use II
aevery other day. Apply cold cream.
Green soap may be purchased at
sany drug store. II is not . regular
a"cake soap" but is of about the con-
sistcncy OF custard.
Open each seed acne with the point
of a fine needle. The hardened mass
must be pressed or pricked out. The
empty sac of the gland should then
,be ba,hed with little toilet water and
Isyinegar, or with very weak solu-
stion of carbolic acid and water. Ster-
f;line the needle before using II by
idipping into boiling water. Unless the
3skin and the needle are both thor
Roughly cleansed the operation Is dan
aeerous.
For enlarged pore, the following
Fiction is recommended: Boric ucid,
one dram; distilled witch hazel, four
tounces.
Apply with a piece Of old linen or
b bit OF absorbent cotton
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Ny hair Is
~ thin and full Of dandruff. What
twould you suggest to do to get rid OF
;sbe dandruili ,vu,u prAnpp
The following dandruff remedy has
.given satisfaction 10 many:
To an ounce OF sulphur add quart
Of soft water and during intervals OF
I several days asita,e the mixture re-
I peassdly. After the sulphur has set
Tiled TO the bottom Of the receptacle
use the clear liquid Saturste the
head with Il every morning. and IN 4
ssfew weeks every trace Of the dandruti
Twill have disappeared. The hair will
become soft and glossy and there will
be no .seturn OF the old trouble.
Ths remedy, however, will darken
Wight hair.
Vaseiins is also good for removing
,d6ndruM and il can be used by any
ohA "A small quantity should be
ss.msssased into the, scalp every other
might.
u Dear Mrs. Thompson viii shoe
Fcleaper for white kid shoes clean
z gloves a. weli2 r. G..
Yea, Shoe cleaner for white kid
wsll clean white kid gloves Many oi
tlhs cleaners state this on the bottle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
Banker Has One of the Best
Strawberry Gardens in City

planted every one Of the "pcdigreed"
strawberries put out this season by
the r. NJ. Kellogg strawberry house
at Three Rivers, Mich. They are a
new race Of strawberries, it /, de.
cared, and Guthrie expects 10 prove
this before the season closes.
In addition TO strawberry culture,
Guthrie is specializing in Earliana and
Baltimore Bear tomatoes. six varieties
of lettuce, including the Big Boston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

Specializing on strawberries, ioma.
toes and dahlias, viii S Guthrie, wee
president of the Farmers National
bank may be found at his home, 1909
Classen boulevard, any old time before
or after banking hours, watching
things grow in his back yard garden.
One OF the finest specimens oi
gardening In Oklahoma City is Gu,h.
rie's pet 3l0-hill strawberry bed where
"ihe foot OF man has never tfod."
Guthrie arranged the bed with side
and center paths on small Atlantic
City Boardwalk" plan so arranged that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

can't get away from them day or
night"
The national bankers journal,
Bank Notes" published at Indian
ApolS, Ind. ba, requested that Guih-
RE stand IN his garden and allow q
kodak iiend 10 take snap shots for a
special feature number. Ne is too
busy even to consider this phase Of
making things go. or grow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

LONDON.--It is said that over 30
coo soldiers Of Canada. Australia and
South Africa have married English
girls, who have gone, Or soon will go,
to the dominIons where women were
scarce before the war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

had two beautiful reproductions Of the
painting, The Approaching Storm"
One OF these pictures he placed In
the show window. bu, j, did not sell
Al length, in order 10 draw attention
to the picture, he used the word,
"1he Approaching Storm, especially
suitable for a wedding present lid
Bits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
A Matrimonial Forecs.t

"sNlUOnlhl FOfeChh.
Sir Hubert Won Herkomer, the
widely known artist, who died re-
Gently, used to tell an amusing story
Of london art dealer This man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
Caperton Pleased
South Americans

NEW SOH,,. t-ril ll.e-Offieers
and meh ,4 ttc '..cr squadron un-
der Admir- N.l.1 B. Caper,on.
II S. Y WI rived here early
sfhis wete' ,fcr 'itrc than'a year IN
! South American waters. established a
Sfirm friendshiD with the authorities
land people OF Guatemala, Brazil, Uru-
aeuay and Argentine. according 10 the
gbclicf expressed b, officers aboard the
Hnagship Pntsbu-ph The reception
accorded the fleet il was said, was
lthc forerunncr OF anaincreasing com
..mercial development between the
United States and the South Amen-
sean countries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
STRIKE BREAK
CAUSES LIGHT
DROP IN CORN
Better Weather Also Counts AZ
Bearish Influence, But De.
cline Not Great.

Chicago. Nov. 11.-Corn prices
weakened today owing largely to
announcement that representatives
Of the Mine Workers had voted to
rescind the strike order. Better
weather counted also as a bearish
influence. Selling pressure. how
ever, was only moderate. Opening
prices. which ranged from sc to
Ike lower. with December 1872 to
1888, and May 1851 to 1854, were
followed by slight rally and then
by a sag lower than before.
Subsequently the fact that cash
wheat prices were but little affect
ed by the government offer to re-
sell wheat led to a rally in the
corn market Closing quotations
on corn were unsettled at the same
as Yesterdays finish to nc lower.
with December at 1873 to 1.33h,
and May 1.26h to 1864.
Oats declined with corn. After
opening unchanged to sc lower,
including December at II to INC,
the market continued to descend.
Provisions were easier as re-
suit Of set backs in the value Of
corn and hogs. Most of the deal
ings were in January delivery Of
lard and ribs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
RED CROSS WILL
LAUNCH NURSING
WORK IN MOLINE

Public health nursing work will
soon be launched in Moline by the
Moline chapter Of the Red Cross.
The public nurses will be furnish
ed by the Kings Daughters in Mo-
line and by the community service
league in East Moline. The new
program, which is estimated to
cost $4,000 in two years Of IT'S
operation, will mean q staff Of 10
nurses covering the three town.
ships, Moline, South Moline and
Hampton, under the Moline chapter
Jurisdiction.
Mrs. Josephine Barnhardt, now in
charge of public health nursing in
Moline, will be superintendent Of
the entire work Of the chapter.
Miss Minnie Ahrens, chairman of
the department of nursing activi-
ties of the central division with Of
fees in Chicago, designated the Nc
fine chapter for the model city
nursing work. She will be an in
terested observer Of the local work
and its results.
The Moline committee 10 now In
communication with Miss Ahrens
to secure nurses needed for the
program which will be started as
soon as possible. The Red Cross
nurses will work in conjunction
with the nurses provided by the
Kings Daughters and the league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
CHICAGO FUTURES
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 11.-Hog re-
ceipts, $4,000: slow, Csc lower;
bulk. 14.75@15.15; top price early,
1885, heavy. 14.90@15.15; medi-
um, 1485@14.75@15.15: top price.
carly, 1885; heavy. 14.9O@15.15;
medium, 14.S5@15.20; light, 1850
ISIS: light light, 14.65@15.00;
heavy packing sows, smooth, 1850
@14.75: packing sows, rough, AIS
@14.50; pigs. 14.50@15.0O.
Cattle receipts. $4,000; strong;
beef steers, medium and heavy
weight, choice and prime, $4,000
1890: medium and good, 1000
1900: common. S.75Q11.00; light
weight, god and choice, 1880
1875: common and medium, 5000
A50: butcher cattle. heifers, $50
cows, 6.5O@13.25; Gamers
and cutters, 5.50@6.50; veal calves,
17.50@18.50; feeder steers, 1850
1900; stocker steers, 6.25@10.25;
western range steers. 7.50@15.25:
cows and heifers, 6.50@1250.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; firm;
lambs, 12.00@1475; culls and COM
mon, S.50011.75; ewes. medium,
good and choice, 6.75@S.25; culls
and common, 3.00@6.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
B. !. STUDENTS TRY
TO INDUCE MOLINE
PUPILS TO STRIKE

Rock Island high school students
marched up Sixteenth street hill.
Moline, shouting high school
yells. singing and shrieking the
news that Rock Island high had
gone on . strike. They came to Mo-
line to induce the Moline school 10
Join in an armistice walk-out. A
sophomore girl who Joined a few
dozen Moliners for 4 breath of fresh
air between classes, told the Rock
Island students that the Moliners
had too much sense" to Join them.
Officers Negley and Peal waved
their hands and sent the Rock Is
landers to q point below the high
school building. The visitors re-
fused to 90 any further.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
NARROW ESCAPE
| IN COLLISION
Mearse and Auto Collide II Foot Of
VanDervoort Hill In Riv.
erside Park.

An automobile collision which
resulted in almost completely
wrecking the Esterdahl hearse oc-
CURED at the foot of vanDervoort's
hill in Riverside park. Moline. this
morning. The Esterdahl hearse,
driven by A. T. Bersell. and the car
Of r. B. Lourie collided. The three
Lourie children and friend Of the
Lourie boys. Jurgin Carlson, mar
rowly escaped serious injury and
possible death. Mr.. Lour;e Is pres
ident OF the Y. M. C. A and sec
fetary-treasarer Of the John Deere
Pillow works. The Lourie car was
damaged also. 1t was driven by
BRUCE Lourte..
Ralph Lourie was slightly injur-
ed. Betty Lourie incurred several
cuts and scratches and Jurgin
Carlson was bruised. Mr.. Bersell
and Bruce Lourie were merely
scratched. The Lourie car was go
ing down the. VanDervoort hill.
Bersell was driving east, toward
Riverside cemetery. A clump of
bushes appears to have prevented
the drivers from seeing each other.
The Esterdahl hearse turned
completely over. An empty coffin
in the hearse was hurled through
the vehicle and into a ditch when
the cars came together with noisy
crash. Witnesses to the accident
declare the escape Of all five per-
sons from serious injury is almost
miraculous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
East Moline

The household furnishings of
Miss Jane Critchet, Watertown's
lady minister. arrived from
Heightman, Iowa, Tuesday morn
ing. She will make her residence
on Three Y avenue, WATERFOWL.
The regular meeting Of the East
Moline city school board was held
in the high school building Monday
evening. It was voted to purchase
40 copies OF THE Man Without q
Country" for the pupils Of the eta
and Sth grades. The superintend-
ent gave his permission to depart
mental studies at the Lincoln
school. Departmental work will
be tried as an experiment on the
7th and sth grades. Mrs. S. A.
Cartwright gave brief report OF
the state schol board convention,
which was held in Urbana, ILL.,, the
latter part of October. A bonus
was promised to teachers who take
up studies In the state extension
classes. The bonus will be So to
be paid at the end of the year for
each credit made in the classes.
The East Moline Y. M. C. A.
starts its membership drive Wed.
nesday morning. A dinner and talk
was held in the Y building Monday
night and plans for the drive out.
lined.
East End improvement associa.
ton Of East Moline meet Monday
evening to discuss plans for i'm
proving their neighborhood. I'm.
provements will be made next
spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
Weather Forecast

Chicago and vicinity: Increasing
cloudiness tonight; probably be-
coming unsettled Wednesday; cold
er Wednesday; lowest temperature
tonight near freezing; winds most
ly fresh westerly.
Illinois: Increasing cloudiness
tonight; Wednesday unsettled, pos
sibly rain or snow; colder in after
noon or night.
Missouri: Increasing cloudiness
tonight; Wednesday probably rain
or snow and colder.
Wisconsin: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday: colder We'd
nesday.
Iowa: Increasing cIoudiness with
probably snow Wednesday and in
west portion tonight: colder We'd
nesday and In extreme west por-
ton tonight
Today's Temperatures.
Canadian northwest-6 below to
8 above, part cloudy.
Northwest below to Is above,
part cloudy.
West-22 to IS clear. :
SOuthwest-30 to 48 clear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
INSTITUTE in
SESSION
New Era Movement Furthered q
Session Held at Presbyterian
Church Yesterday.

The New Era Presbyterian insti-l
tute held An all-day session at the
Presbyterian church yesterday, the
meeting opening at 10 o'clock In
the morning. The institute was led
by Rev. George E. Parisoe, D. D..
Rev. e. A. VanNuys and Presby-
terrain ministers OF Mercer county.
Lectures dealing with the object
and aims Of the new era movement
were heard and the meetings were
both instructive and entertaining.
With the exception of an hour ut
lunch and supper. the sessions
continued throughout the day. The
institute ended with . church
service ut 1880 in the evening.
There was . large attendance at
all the meetings and every part Of
Mercer county was represented.