davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-11-22

batticships. the Royal Sovereign grout
OF five. were laid down IN 1914 AM
completed In 1916 under war pressurs.
They would be Is years from the dat
CT completion and two years from the
beginning OF replacement vessels when
the holiday ended
One OF b four British battle cruss
ers TO he retained. the Tiger was iail
down In 1911 She would be ready for
replacement also In 1891. Tho other
three. the Hood. Renown and Repulse
were war built n designed for action
in tho North sea
Applying the 1o-year life rule and
the holiday decade 10 the ships Amen-
ca proposes to keep. eight OF the eight
con would be 20 years or more from
the date their keeis were laid In 1891.
Two of them. h Delaware and North
Dakota. would be - years old from
completion before h ships to replace
them were commissioned The new
est ships. the Maryland. California.
Tennessee. Idaho and Mississippi
however would rtin have almost n de
caee OF active lie when tho holiday
ended In the same way in the Japa
nese retained fleet. the Oldest Japanezs
battleship. the Settsu. wns laid dowr
In 1911 She would have but three
years of active life left when tbs
holiday ended. Four r.her Of her 81,
tatfleships. the Fusco. Yamashiro. is'
and Higua would have from four e
five years to 70 before being scrappeS
as worn out and replaced. p
The Nagato alone would have a de
cade or more OF serviceable life lefl
and h tour battle cruisers the kirl
shima. Haruna. Hi-Yei and Kongo
also would have only four or -tivs
years before they would be replaced
Viewed in this way. there Is some
reason TO believe that both the Brit
ish and Japanese experts think tn,
United statcn would came 10 the ens
Of tho holiday period In FAR betfei
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Gbe Casper DAILY e-tibune

.,aape than either Of the other two
DIVERS Tho situation apparently
rould weigh more heavily on Japan
han on Great Britain because under
he -5-5-3 ratio Of Secretary Hughes
Ian already accepted by the British.
me British would havo TO provide for
20 per ccnt reduction Of their feet
y 1891 when the ratio would apply.
lapzn would not face any, such rcduc-
ion- however. and must get to work
promptly on new ships II she was 10
maintain even tho proposed "5-s-s
ratio"
II ses;ns possible that Secretary
Hughes contemplated q stiii greater
reduction In tonnage than the 500 900
500. ooc- 400 900 capital shops nxEre
-ates laid down in his replacement
plan He was stating the case for the
United States with the possibility OF
an agreement on Far Eastern and Pa
cific questions In the background
Their seems little ruason TO doubt
, 1921-11-22

completely overhaul your worn GU;
stomach. blood and nerves. Make
them like new. and the result IL you
VIII be able to assimilate the iron and
yitamines in that food into y5ur blood.
And h rich. red. healthy blood thus
produced will build sound. healthy tbs.
sue. nourish weakened nerves and
give your muscles strength.
The a C that hundreds OF "oid
folks r praising Garren's Tonic for
the health. strength and endurance II
gives them proves It's value.
Garren'z Tonic is sold In Casper by
The Casper .Pharmacy.-Adv.
, 1921-11-22
STRENGTH and ENDURANCE
FOR OLD AGE POSSIBLE
New Product Makes Usual Infirmities of Ole
Age Things of the Past.

Every man and woman would like
to avoid the usual Infirmities as they
pass into old age. But until now It
has been hardly possible without the
help OF the wonderful new medicine
known as Garren's Tonic.
You have n right TO be Just as heal.
thy, full OF vitality and energy at
seventy as you were at forty. And You
can be now with the aid OF Garren's
Tonic.
This new product will offset the
weakened condition in which dissipa-
ton of earlier life leaves you. 1t will
, 1921-11-22

his eight-year cycle. however. expect
Ing with her present building program
to attain II in 1923. Great Britain has
no replacement schedule ut present.
For W years prior TO the war she
laid Gown five new battieships a year
and for years previously four a yer.
This program Is what maintained her
"two-power-standard'' now abandoned.
Applying the proposed American re-
placement rule 10 the Ship TO be re-
tained by each power under the same
program. Great Britain would have in
1881. Mt the end OF the 10-year naval
holiday hen she raf8ht begin replace
ment building. four battieships that
dated back 22 years to the time their
kccls were laid. four going back 81
years and four 20 years. Her newest
, 1921-11-22

that tie American replacement pro-
gram. TO apply after the holiday. Is
largely tentative except IN the -5-5-5
ratio" principle II vas expected by
the American delegates. without CUES
ton. that a l0-ycar test Of the prac-
teal results OF other agreements
reached as TO the Far East would
pave the way for Hfiil further navnl
reductions at the end Of that time.
, 1921-11-22

acceptance.
The British have pointed out the ef.
feet on the fleets II the full measure
" Secretary Hughes plan were car.
lied into execution. The plan pro
poses cessation of building for 10
vears; fixing OF the life OF a battieship
At 20 years. replacement building TO
begin II years after the ship to be
rplaced was completed. thus allow
,ang three a for construction OF the
new ship.
The 20-year lie rule aione is a novel
one for other navies. Japan now
Uses eight years as the life OF capital
ships beginning replacement within
hat period after a vessel is construct.
ii. She has not as yet worked out
, 1921-11-22
ANTI-URIC
FOR
RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism must be treated inter
nally. The blood should be purified
and tho kidneys made to do their
work properly. ANTI-UR1C will do
ssry in the complete Anti-Uric out
fit. Sold by Smith Turner Drug Co.
, 1921-11-22
FOR NAVY
u REVIEWED
BY BIG POWERS
British and japanese Not Yet Satisfied
With American Proposals, Acceptance
Maybe Based on Some Changes

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-(By The Associated Press1
Naval experts of the three major powers still were review
ing today the highly technical questions connected with the
American proposals for immediate fleet reduction and a To-
year naval holiday. The British and Japanese officers an
pear to have found some details of the plan which will re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

confcto Quien tiene para pOesad primer
ugar? Sceavoa 405
hubiera ecOnocido al
ho Los padres enen Ell derecho derregr hios modera
con-Menoza banez Filpnas 669-Tuason Orozco Fill
pnas 6OReyes Alvarez Fipinas 725Saungs Evangeis
ia 20 Fpnas 293 obligation de almentar los ho
padre madre este artfcuo nhee
poead deriva ncamente proviene del
vncuo del civil de la poead puee en- el
artculo parfao pero acknowledgements que
eproducco del precepto anterior dc
apicac0n del egun Ell cua padre todo
obgado amntar al ho que bao la patra potes
tad obligation de 10 solo lie eve la mposibidad absouta
ca complete estado de ndigenca poer
bco yes ADMINISTRATORS necesidad del jo
supendo padre E C6dgo Penal casga el aban
dono de ssssst sss.T sf 7<s@a
NoGIe artculo parecido los 155 Cubano Filipino E
paho que C6dgo esabece gua
padre mntIas los estabecen
que patra potestad be hjos emancpados
fata del padre
Reteyencids sceayola 4O02 Martinez
262-1 Falcon 1S7 eFt esse tsss
ART ADMINISTRATIONS PRoPTEDAD.LG Gdmiastrd
nes hjos que esteu bojo pctra posdd
t6ino al pGds dasencid mpedimento legal
nadre Este principle general
rrespone ha teora de la patra pos
nd ST padre m de Ia fala le debe corresponder e
vear car los de los hjos Con clio hae
que eorfooa del art 1884, Ademas nadie mejor
ijos natural paa potestad pesunc6n
ga general excepcones precepo
a &c o hos debr paeno or "a administration pater
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell MARISCAL FOCH. Y LOS NISOs

Kansas City. Foch esperaba salir
para Fort I.eavenworth pero para no
desairar a los millares de niflos que Sc
dijo que querfan verle. Sc qued6 Ell
Kansas.
Jacques. acompa16 al mariscal a un
paseo ell I'M boulevard entire cOlum-
mas de nii1os.
Foch Sc detuvo en- el convento de
NOtre Dame. donde siete muchachas lie
diriSieron cumplimientos en- frances, Y
despues pidi5 descansar algunos ms
tantes en- el locutWio. pero In curio-
sidad de los niiios deseosOs de verle.
Sc 10 impidieron. Converse entonces,
veinte minutes con ellos, estrech6 las
manos a los jovpncitos V abraZ5 las
niilas volvi0 su autom0vil con las
ldgrimas en- los ojos. Aver era ell ami
versario de la muerte de su hijo, que
di6 la vida p0r su patria, ell el inmen-
so campo de In gran guerra. lei Maris-
cal es hoy la figura" mas saliente en-
los Estados UnidOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
PRoNTUARIO.

ios eancpados que garanas
rennable por padres
nosabado modfcabe transmbe nj tampoco vounad de
los hos exano de tai los exrahos de-
bienes los hos los padres sern
emr los consgnado de nonbra
mieno apodados por padreSent Esp "a de io 1897
La forma de administration rge art S
No runcab dereco porque de clio derecho
para hijosSen Esp % de Oct 1891 Exste
tamen excepcions estabecas por msma leyar 225
administration por maa ad
padre, esencia dnta
tea3 Manresa 80 Els verdad que 227 puede prohb
donaci6n administration de los padre de los
benes onados egados o pero este clio reere
donac6n legado al pari
integral hoSnt Esp Oct 1891 Esta senencia
ombr6 administrator los
benes ijo pear madre viva La madre o
cto ell dcemieno del cargo Tribunal Supreme Espahol
so0 padres pueen enucar odo nj parte la
potesad, cabe eamene quien ene padre
nnegabe hjos deben bao patra
de padres 81 236 los
gozaran de derecho recorar bien
por 1885, los Tbunas pueden privar aos padres
Administrations de los benes los hos clio soamente
edos icho artfcuo entire los cas
repecto mala administration por padres Este
arcuo concuerde 200 Hpoecaria pero tmo
espues palaba potestad" la olgac6n
constur hpoteca legal mos cuand0 cOntraje
segunda nupcas'e Hardy vs. Gill is Dec P. 6S A
corresponds derecho los benes de hos
tamben existir nterees
los derechos del padre de Alvarez Re
gado 16 Dec r. 6O7 Segdn Esp de % de Oct
1891 que patra potestad puede renuncr ada
nistac6n De los consdea estabeda benehc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
ED:jICTO|
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Distrito Pffmefo.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los EE. uU / SIS.
PRIMITIyA PizARRo ELIZA,
5 DemandaIte.
We iy.sHf t.slS& 500
LUIS ROSARIO PRADO,
Demandado.
Civil No. 122.
sobre: DIvoRcIo.

SObre: DTVORCIO. asss
| Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO;
a Luis Rosario Prado, o sea el deman-
dado ante-- mencionado, POR Ell
PRESENTE Sc .NOTIFICA A US
TED, que Sc ha presentado en- la Off
Gina del Secretario de esta Corte de
Distrito, del Distrito Judicial de. San
Juan, P. R., Distrito primero, la de-
manda de la actora antes menciona-
da, en- la cual Sc suplica a la Corte,
que previo los tramites de ley, en- su
dia dicte sentencia declarande con lu-
gar esta demanda y declarando roto
Y disuelto ell vinculo matrimonial exis.
tente entire la demandante PRIMITI-
VA PIZARRO ELIZA Y el demanda-
do LUIS ROSARIO PRADO. Y. de-
clarando asi mismo que la nina Ange-
lima, habida en- el nlatrimonio, quede
bajo la patria potestad de su madfe
la demandante hasta su rnayorfa de
edad, y Sc lie condehe adenias. al pago
de costas Y honorarios de abogado.
Y para 10 cual alega que contrageron
matrimonio civil en- la ciudad de Ca
guas, P. R., el afo 1916: que la de-
mandante ha residido en- Puerto Rico
siempre y con un ,aiio de anterioridad
a la fecha de esta denanda: que no
hubo aportacion de bienes al matrimo-
nio nj los adquirieron edurante este:
que de dicho matrimonio6 6hubo una nj
ia que responde al non1bre de Ange-
lima que siempreAha estado bajo el cui-
dado de su madre la demandante: que
usted el demandado abandono a su es-
posa la demandante desde hace mas
de cuatro amos, con .el proposito firlne
y decidido de no voiver vivir mas
con ella. Que ultimamente hace mas de
un ano Sc ha marchado usted ell de-
mandado para los Estados Unidos sin
ocuparse, mas de su esposa nj de su
hija, ignorando cual sea su paradero
al presente. Y Sc NOTIFICA,A U.s.
TED, que de no comparecer con-
testar dicha demanda dentro de cua-
renta dias, la deniandante podra OBJ.
tener una sentencia, de acuerdo, con la
siplica de la deiuanda. Es abogado
de la denandante ell Lcdo. Alfonso
Lastra Charriez, con despacho abier.
to en- esta ciddad de San Juan, r R.,
Edifcio Bouret. s'S-,5t p ~ X
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA
en- San Juan, P. R., hoy fs de Agosto
de 1921. t,=
c. Marrero,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Americana
REvISTA DE LAS CoNDICIoNES
DEL NEGoCIo EN- LOS EsTADoS
CNIDOS
(serpicio especial dcl Iroing NdtiO-

(SerCicio especial del IrriRg NdtiO-
nal Bank. Noviembre %, 1921
Total de eXportaci6n durante octu-.
bre, $346,60O, 600; total de importa-
ci6n, $1S3 100000. Algod0n exportado,
S74.51O pacas. valor S91 1,O2S, ,2S6, COM
parade con 5S3, ,725 pacas con un va
lor de $91.247, ,49S hace un afo. Algo-
don desmotado al IA de noviembre,
7,270,575 pacas, comparable con S,S14,-
G42 la misma fecha Ell 1920. Los ne
gocios al por mayor Y los de los trafi-
cantes medianeros (jobbers), estan me-
nos activos. Donde mejor esta el CO.
mercio al detalle es en- el oeste y en-
ell noroeste. La demanda de MADEIRA
es activa. los precios Sc mantienen
tirmes. Manufacture V venta de nue.
bles. buenas. Ell mercado de cueros es-
ta active Y el de cuero Sc mantiene FIR
me- La manufacture de .ZapatoS esta
activa Ell el oeste, floja Ell los estadOs
de Nueva Inglaterra. Seda cruda del
Jap6n, ''double extra crack, New
York. $50 la libra. Sc han efectuado
ventas considerables de estambHe de Sc
da. el precio de cuyO artfculo sigue
avanZando. Wagones de carga Ocupa-
dos durante la semana terminada ell
- de noviembre, 753 ,04S. Indice Brad
stree para precios de a1imentos duran
te la semana. $2.95; semana pasada,
S297. Moyimiento de ochenta artfcu-
los durante la semana, como sigue:
SuJicr0n: Trigo sarracenO. mafz, cos
tillas de res, aceite de semilla de al
god6n, heno, estai1o. avena, jamones,
ciruelas. corderos, hierro ell lingotes
''basic" V cobre.
BajarOn: Cebada, mantequilla, re-
ses vacunas, Ovejas, cerdos, acero vie
-jo Pittsburg, idem Chicago, antimonio,
harina de centeno, huevos, telas es
tampadas. brown sheetings, hierro
colado Chicago, clavos de alambre.
No dfectadOs: Manzanas, abeto Adj
rondack. habichuelas, queso, cafe, ha-
rina de mafZ. ruedas vfejas de wago-
hes Philadelphia. idem Chicago. grose
Has, leche condensada, idem evapora-
da, cOque. abeto Douglas. harina gray
goods. ginghams. l1pulo Pacffico idem
New York, cueros. manteCa, limones,
aceite de linaza, plomo, melaza, maca-
rrones. avena. aceite 'OleO', pork
mess, guisantes, mani. papas, petr6leo
retinado. idem crudo, hierro Ell lingo
tes Southern. idem "Bessemer'. abe
to Pennsylvania. arroZ. pasas, aZticar
'crudo, idem refinado. peltre. lingotes
cilfndricos de acerO 'Tapen hearth
idem "Bessemer', sebo, t6 tapioca,
placas de estano, Union leather, la
ma "Ohio delaine'', idem '.Ohio half
blood. trigo de la primayera. pino
amarillo.
Mercado de bonos, muy active. Algu-
nos bOnos de la Libertad Sc han cOti-
zado los precios mas altos del a1o.
"Call money, por ciento: pr6stamos
a plazo flo, 5 por cientO; aceptacio-
nes bancarias noventa dfas, A Y 3lS
por ciento. Plata en- barras. 67 4 GEN.
tavos onza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
PRODUCCIONEs "REALART"

La Caribbean Film CO... siempre
ha hecho historic en- ell mundO cine
de Puerto Rico, con sus
dramas comedias. Nuestro nuevO
HIT son las producciones Realart.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

Ell planea Marte la Tierra.-GQuie
res hacerme el favor de decirlne GUAM
do r1andas LOS SIETE PECADoS
CAPITALES, de la gran FRANCES
CA BERTINI?
Hasta ALI ha negado la fama de su
incompatible interpretation Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

mo y .Fiebres. Solo ha un "BRoMo
QUININA". La fr1ria de E. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita. NJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell X Como Profilactico.

Debe consderarse deber medicosocial adminsrar
ell X2 todas las sposas de SIFLTCOS EX-SFLITlCOS,
en- tOdOs los estados de embarazo SFILITCO segos de
que Ia nmensa mayora de fecuntes abcr
tOs partos fe0 muer0 n0s que demuesran
revelan ev:dente degeneration fisica moral.
Pidanse foIetos explicatvos JUAN A. PEREZ, p. o.
Box 42 de vena oas Las buenas farmacas de San
y In Isa. .9sss So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

RESFRIADoS cAUSAN DoLoR
DE CAREZA. LAXAT1vO BROMo
QUININA desvia la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Paludis-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Taffeta, Tricotine, Crepe Meteor and
Crepe de Chine
DRESSES, 14@:9s

These fine dresses in all the most wanted shades
Trimmed with ribbon sashes of contrasting coors Some
embroidered in yarn others with eyeet embroidery,
or trimmed with beads or braids Former values up
$500, Friday and Saturday. I4o8
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Did you eyer eat . spark!
How would You Ike to nibble q
y 1000. 100 volt electric one!
For prohibition times, one Of
them should carry an almost satis-
Tying kick!
But . cracking. sizzling spark Of
that intensity Il only On appetizer
says Robert Karlowa, head Of the
KArlowa Radio company Of this
city which will sponsor an electri-
cal demonstration by the high
school radio club a. one Of the
carnival side shows of the April
fool frolic Of the Rock Island high
School Alumni association to Be
given at the high school building
the evenings Of April s and 9.
During the show which the high
school lads will put ON, subjects
will undertake to swallow large
jolts Of Juice" huge sparks will
be drawn from the hair, clothing
and limbs Of their charged bodies
in an unusual demonstration Of
electrical wonders
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Lame Back? Stiff? Acby?

The man who gets up in the morn
Ing all out Of softs-with lame bach,
sti6 limbs. q dull -achy" head. better
look out for himself-maybe bis Id
neys are to blame.
Naturally when the Kidneys arc
deranged the blood Is filled With
poisonous waste matter, which settles
In the feet, ankles and wrists.
Al . remedy for those easily rec
01nixed symptoms Of Inflammation
caused By uric acid-as scalding
urine. bachche and frequent urina.
don. ~ weil ~ sediment in the urine,
o. II uric acid In the blood has caused
rheumatism, lumbago. scistica, govt,
II u simply wonderful how quickly
An-aric acts.
Anuric (anti-uric acid) b q recent
scientific discovery by Doctor Pierce
Of the Inv1lids' Hotel In Buffalo. N. Y.
Send Ice there for . larpe trial
package. o. sold BY druggistR s0c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
HOLD EXAMINATION
FOR ARSENAL MAN

An examination II to be held
here May Z. for the purpose Of hll-
ing the position Of apprentice in the
ordinance department at large in
Rock Island arsenal. w
Competitors must be not less
then Is nor more than IS years OF
age on the date Of examination ex-
cept that applicants who are grad
yates Of technical or manual train
ing schools will be admitted to the
examination II not more than 20
years Of age.
Persons desiring to enter this ex-
animation should at once apply for
form 1875 either to the district Sec
Rotary. in the federal building, Chi
cago, or the secretary Of the board
Of examiners at the ordnance es-
adjustment in Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Begin Hot Water
Drinking If You
Don't Feel Right


II you wake up with ! bad taste
bad breath and tongue Is coated :
il your head IL aching: IL what you
eat sours and forms acid in stom-
;ach. or you are bilious. constipated.
nervous, sallow and can't get feel
ing just right, begin inside bathing.
Drink before breakfast, glass Of
hot water with . teaspoonful Of
limestone phosphate in it This
will flush the poisons and toxins
from the stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels and cleanse, sweeten and
purify the entire alimentary tract
Do your inside bathing Immediately
upon arising in the morning to wash
out of the system all Of the previous
days poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before eating more food.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood and mus
cles became loaded with body i'm
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate, which is inexpensive and al
most tasteless.
Men and women who are usually
constipated, bilious, headachy or
have any stomach disorder should
begin this inside bathing before
Enthusiastically
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

listy- lave sx-servics men q Rock
= county. who ars disabled ars
aining today for some vocation,
G1ing to their occupational de-
Of this number. halt are in
ping IN this city - mechanics,
onnts, or IN some pther line.
~ above report was made b.
II. Vance Of the Rockford once
Ne federal board Of vocational
1eati0l who has been in the city
~ the last week investigating To-
ri work. Mrs. d. z. Poston, fed
board nurse from the medical
oIsion Of Chicago. was IN the city
SI9oeday and wednesday assisting
\ !. Vance.
Aside from those already in train
S, there are others who are plan
w on receiving the helpful who
ve not decided what line Of tram.
- they desire. A. the time ses
Mr.. Vance said, 1t becomes in.
easingly difncult to connect dis
11illty with service and therefore 4
IN who has such a disability IL
Ss1ked to get In touch with the
steard at once.
v In explanation Of the training
oven the men. Mr.. Vance stated
dat there were two kinds Of train
Ing, institutional and placement
Training pay in Rock Island and
Moline is on tie 800 basis be
aid. institutional training means
training in schools and UNIVERSE
ties. II a man desire. an education
the board will make arrangements
With a school for him. Placement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Wash tin camisoles
with ribbon and lace
shoulder straps, broad
lace yoke: in all sizes. For
merly 100, now very spe-
cial at only 3oc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

tCqntinued from Page On.

Il expert advisers and engineers
and provide additional clerfcal HELM
In order that the work of tho COM
mission may b expedited and han
died In . manner that Will BE- moro
satisfactory than has been the case
during the recent past"
Read Pregran.
Wayne Hummer, Of LaSaIle, good
roads, committee chairman. recon-
mended: -
Il. The good roads program in
the state Of Illinois should be pusa-
ed forward and the construction
of the proposed hard roads should
be brought about ~ rapidly Is con-
ditions will permit
e. The state should take over
and maintain, under . patrol sys-
tenn, the statewide bond issue roads
that have not already been i'm
proved.
"3. The state should appropriate
sufhcient money for the mainten-
ance and the permanent. marking
Of the statewide bond issue roads.
II. The counties of Illinois
should, through their respective
county boards. take over and maiu-
tain, under q patrol system, the
remainder Of the state aid system
Of roads in each county and should
provide for the uniform permanent
marking Of all such roads,"
w. F. Hardy, of Decatur. chair
man of the city plan committee.
urged the support Of the House
Bill 306, which provides for an act
legalizing the appointment Of the
city plan commission for the cities
of Illinois. This bill gives the city
jurisdiction over the plating Of
the territory for a mile and a hall
outside of the city limits.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
VACATES INJUNCTION.

Chicago, March 31.-Judge Lam
dis vacated his injunction closing
a former saloon for selling whisky,
in order to let Albert Kaufman,
his wife and 10 children, use 1t as a
home.