davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08

JOS Ziegler, 1915 Syec Ave. 80. 100
Frank Kolar, .... 100
Adolf Janoch, 1864 ? ..... 200
knizka els. 1927.
Rud. Stochl, 1906 Bartlett Ave. -. $1.OO
v. Svoboda, 1902 Bartlett Ave. -. LOO
Jan Kasa, 1926 Bartlett Ave- ..... LOO
X. Slavetinsky, 13201 Bartlett Ave. 200
Bob. o. Cerny, 1913 Bartlett Ave- 500
Gustav Spiral 13413 Bartlett Ave. 500
Ed. Spiral, 1906 Bartlett Ave- 200
Alois Huml, 1868 Bartlett Ave- 800
Bedrich Hdsa, 1868 Bartlett Ave. 1000
Kara Kotapis, 1912 Bartlett Ave. 200
Jan Charvat, 1892 Bartlett Ave. 200
Jan Charvat, 1892 Bartlett Ave. 500
JOS. Hrouda, 1902 Bartlett Ave. 200
Frant. Kolar 1870 Bartlett Ave. 800
Frank Sucha, 1899 Svec Ave- 800
Gust. Smirhans, 13SO9 Svec Ave. 800
Prok. Cernohorsky, 1857 Svec Ave. 500
Jan Hasman, 1869 Svec Ave- -. 500
Jan Prokop, 1927 Svec Ave. 800
Vaclav Sebek, 13201 Svec Ave. 500
Karel Rdzicka, 1902 Svec Ave. 1000
JOS. Hejma, 1915 Svec Ave. ...... 100
Josef Kraft, 1906 Svec Ave. 500
Karel Kraft, 1926 Svec Ave. ..... 100
Vac. Piksa, 1920 Svec Ave. LOO
Rudolf Spiral, 1881 Svec Ave. 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sberatelky pi. Divis a Nettie Mares.
Knizka els. 35O8.

J. Hala, 1908 Harvard Ave. .... $500
Mr.. Ditrich. Harvard Ave. LOO
Bob. Sindelar. 128O1 Harvard Ave- 200
FIR. Kostohrvz. 127O1 Harvard Ave. 200
Karel Kusta, 1905 Harvard Ave. 500
j. Saman. Harvard Ave. ........ 1000
Frank Divis, 1902 Harvard Ave. .. 100
Matei Mottl, 1904 Harvard Ave. =. 200
karel kuGera, ......... LOO
Josef Nohava, ? . 200
VIM. }. kreici, 1905 Harvard Ave. 500
Ed Safranek. 1882 Crcnnell Ave. 800
Sbsrstcle PIP. Fred Sindelar Jaro Yunser
Knizka els. s26.
Jan Hanzl. 1904 kinsman Rd. $500
Marie Hudec, ....... LOO
Ferd. Sndel;ir, 1902 kinsman Rd. 500
JOS. Hrubecky. 1902 kinsman Rd. 500
Frant. Mr;cek. 1906 kinsman Rd. 1000
Josef Jansky, 1906 kinsman Rd. 500
Nimberger Fr. 1872 kinsman Rd. 500
Volt Charvat, 1904 kinsman Rd. 1O.0O
Adolf Vitek, 1920 Kinsman Rd. =. LOO
Marie Macan, 132O6 Kinsman Rd. LOO
Anna Metlcka, 127O2 Kinsman Rd. 100
knizka els. 827.
Kristyna Hruby, 14OG Kinsman Rd. $500
Josef Melo,ln. 1lil6 Kinsman Rd.' 1000
Barb Pesek, lI4l6 Kinsman Rd. LOO
E. +. Stastny, 1875 kinSnan Rd. 800
IT, Safranek, 1900 kinsman Rd. !. 200
Frank BeCvar, III IA Kinsman Rd. 800
.Josefa kovarik, 1904 kinsman Rd. 800
Ant. RuziCka. 1904 kinsman Ri. . 200
81 Zetta Ruzitka, 1904 kinsman 100
VIM. Rjlzicka. 1904 kinsman Rd. 100
]. Wagner. w. 83. St....>... LOO
Frank Minarik, 1896, Kinsman Rd. 1000
We Minarik. 1896 kinsman :Rd. 800
Fr. kreici. 1905 kinslnan Rd. .. 200
Anna klipec. 1902 Kinsman Rd. 800
Ant. Pinkava, 1341O Kinsman Rd. 500
Marie Fieg, 13414 Kinsman Rd 200
Anna Klouda, 1852 Kinsman Rd. 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08

Oprava. " prvnim vykazu uverejnsnem
dnc ledna jest dvalkrate uvedeno jmeno
Frank Kochora. MSlo byti uvedeno jen
jednou ma druhGm mists mslo byti: -
Vaclav Stochl, 361S E. So. St. dal $1,000
M Machacek, 1869 E. 129. st. -. 500
Frank Kadlik, 3468 E. 1870. st. -. 800
Vaclav Borcicky, 3458 E. 100. st. :. 500
Bohumil Harsa, 3457 E. 13O. st. 1000
Frank Karl, 3445 E. 1870. St. 49,. 100
Emil Selma, 1888 E. 1870. St. . 600
Fred Nedved, 1851 E. 13O. St. 80. 100
Ter Hrdlickova, 3143 E. 13O. st. :. 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sberatele PIP. JOS. T. Kotapis Jul. Dusek.
knizka els. 1926.

Frank Bolek, 1874 Svec Ave. $500
Frank Kohout, 1878 Svec Ave 1000
Matei Bagan, 1878 Svec Ave. 200
Vacav Matousck, l34O8 Svec Ave. 1000
Jan Pesek, I25O4 Svec Ave. 500
Frank Pecin 1868 Svec Ave- .. 200
Jan Sadlo, 1860 Svec Ave. ...... 100
Fr. j. Lisy, 1900 Svec Ave. . 100
AIois Vine, 1908 Svec Ave. . 500
julius Dusek, 1906 Horner, Ave. 500
Anton Mares. 1877 Homer Ave-. 1890
Frank Hribal. l34U2 ,Horner~A Ave. 100
Vac. Belohlavek l34O2 Horner Ave- 200
Jili Lobkovsky, 1870 Horner Ave. 100
Jak. Cekan, 1902 Horner Ave. 49,. 200
Jan Divoky, 1926 Horner Ave. i. 100
Jan Kunc, 1906 Svec Ave. 1000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08

Jan Lisy 1865 E. 139. st. S1.OO
Josef First 1886 f. 139. St. 300
Frank Hamuz, 1852 E. 139. st. 100
Emil Dufek, 1907 f. 139. st. 500
Josef J. Krizek, 3742 E. lao. st. 1000
Babicka Stofflu, 3742 L. 14O. St. 100
knizka cis. 352S.
J. kudrnovsky, 1896 L. 143. st. S1.OO
Josef HodouS, 1928 E. l43. ST. " 400
Josef Tintera, 1882 E. 143. St. 200
karel Drabek, 353 E. 143. St. . 500
Petr Hanacek, 3462 E. 143. st. -. 800
JOS. Kozeny. 3456 E. 143. St. .. 100
JOS. Mulacek, 3457 E. 143. st. 100
karel Capak, 3442 f. 143. St. ... 100
Albina Karl. 3427 E. 143. st. LOO
Vaclav Kos. $3.50 E. 143 st. . 200
Jan Bina, 1924 f. 142 st. $50
karel Vana. 3719 f. lao. ST. loo
James Krejci, 371l E. lao. st. 49,. 500
Anton Novak, 3703 E. 14O. st. 500
Marie Kokura, 3678 z. 40 st. LOO
Jan Gabriel 1867 E. 11O. st. 500
Charles Prell, 3671 Z. lao. st. 500
JOS. j. Janecek, 1922 f. 14O. st. 500
Jan Pokorny, 3611 E. lao. ST. ... LOO
Vaclav Dvorak, 361l E. 14O ST. LOO
l.. Tolnasek, 1907 +. lao. st. .... LOO
John Wunsch, E. 14O st. 200
James l.. HOdouS, $500 E. 14O. st. 1000
Richard j. Bubna, 1868 L. 14O. st. 1000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sbcratelka pi. Anna Sorna.
knizka els. 1445.

Josef Sorna, 1897 Tustin Ave. . $1.OO
Anna Labr. 3724 Tustin Ave. .. LOO
Anton Cerha. 3745 TuStin Ave. . 100
Geo. kolaS 1851 TuStin Ave. w LOO
Jan Mazanec 1923 Tustn Ave. " LOO
karel Zimmerman, 1881 Tustin Ave. LOO
Anna Svec, 3841 Tustin Ave. . LOO
Berta Tajek, 1852 Tustin Ave. 49,. 100
Frank Hrubec, 3846 Tustin Ave. =. 100
Frank Hanzlik, 3846 Tustin Ave. . LOO
karel JanGura. :}S40 Tustin Ave. . 200
Anna Karhan, 1924 Tustin Ave. e.. 100
Jan Fanta. 1872 Tustin Ave. ..... 100
Mike Karhan. 3537 Tustin Ave. LOO
V. Hanzlicek, 1858 Tustn Ave 49,. .25
Marie Zeman, 3741 Tustin Ave. . LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sberatele PIP. FIR. Jansky a Rataj.
knizka els. 3510.

B. Sefr, 127O9 Angelus Ave. 49,. 800
Vaclav VokaC, 1921 COrlett Ave. 400
Anton Krejci, 1927 Corlett Ave. 200
Fl. Rakosnik, 1914 harrington Av 200
Josef Sudik, 12808 Harrington Ave. 200
Vac. krojdlo, 1914 harrington Av. 500
Jan Kalat, 12SOO harrington Ave. 100
Frank Sanda, 12714 harrington Ave- 800
Karolina Walker, Harrington Ave. LOO
J. M. Kopecky 1913 harrington Av. 500
Fr Krumphanzl, 1917 harrington 500
Sberatelky pi. Minarik pi. Machacek.
Knizka els. 3513.
Frank Sobotka, E. 131. st. ... $500
Frant. Vosicky, 3711 E. 131. St. :. 1900
knizka els. 3515.
Frank Kaspar. +. 131. St. . LOO
Bron. Kalisovsky E. 131. st. .. 100
Jan Simik, E. 131. St. ... 200
Anton Kalisovsky, E. 131. St. ..,. 100
Josef Artl, e. 131. St. . 100
Matej Minarik, E. 131. st. .... 100
X. Svehla, E. 131. St. 500
Frantisek Dolezal, E. 131. st. .... 200
Mr. Vane, ? .... 1000
Jan Novak, ? .!........ 100
Mr. Josefus, +. 131. st. ...... 500
Frantisek Hasman, E. 131. ST. -. 500
Jan Marx, ....... 200
Frant. Zasmita, E. 131. st. . 1.5O
Josef Kuba, .. 500
Frantisek Faflik, E. 131. St. $500
josef BAIL, E. 131. St. .........' = LOO
Josef Tucek, E. 131. st. ...... 500
Jan kotanek, E. 131. st. .... 500
Alois Zelenka, K. 131. St. ... 500
Adolf Novak, .... LOO
Jan Zika, E. 131. St .... LOO
Jaro Junger, E. 131. st. .. 1000
Vacav Hajek, E.. 131. st. ... 200
Frantisek Dohnal, E. 131. st. ... 500
knizka CHS. 3539.
VIM. Ruth, 1926 +. 131. st. .. $500
Anna Palenek, 1921 Z. 131. st. LOO
Vaclav Pauza 3533 E. 131. St. " 1000
Anna Hronek, E. 131. St. ...... 100
Vaclav Mottl, 5000 E. 131. St. 80. 200
Eduard Wesley, e. 131. St. ... 1000
Jaroslav Sanicky, E. 131. St. . 500
Fred Krofta E. 131. st. ..... 100
Frank Zika, E. 13l. St. ... 800
Tomas Merit f. 131. St. . 200
Vaclav JareS. E. l31. st. .. 500
Frantisek kreic, E. 13l. st. LOO
J. Marie Svadba. T.. 13I. st. ... $500
Jan KrejCi. r. 131. st. . 1900
Aloisie Dlabac. e. 131. ST. " LOO
Frantjsek Hlavin. E. 131.St . 800
Vrbsky. K. 13l. St. ... 100
Frank Pope, 4159 E. 131. st. .. 200
/Eda Ranzl. +. 131. ST. t. LOO
James Ranzl, E. 131. st. " 800
Vaclav Honcik. e. 131. st. . 500
Louis IIaZner. E. l31. St. " 200
Emil Kubrna. Z. l31. St. .. LOO
Vaclav Blaha E. 131. st. .... 200
Sberatele PIP. JOS. T. Kotapis Jul. Dusek
knizka els. 1926.
Frank Bolek, 1874 Svec Ave ~ $500
Frank Kohout. 1878 Svec Ave. :. 1000
Matei Bagan, 1878 Svec Ave. ~ 200
Vaclav Matousck, l34O8 Svec Ave. 1000
Jan PeSek. l25O4 Svec Ave. ... 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
SEZNAM CECH0 v CLEVE-
LANDU A OKOLl, KTEM
PkEPELI MA NAROD-
MDAN.

Dalsi prispevky Sc prijimaji ufadov-
ne Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni.
Ufadovna je ctevrena denne cd hod. ra-
no do hod. odpol. cd $3.50 hod.
odpol. do hod. veGer.
(Pokracovani.)
knizka els. 354O
Barbora Tovara, 2418 E. 86. St. -. $500
= Dr. Jan Silva, 1912 Union Ave. -. 500
Katerina Hala, Union Ave. ...... 100
Karel Pavlik, 10423 Union Ave. -. 200
Jos Kuchta, 122O7 Union Ave. -. 100
Ag. Ocasek, 1907 Union Ave. ,.... 500
Ant Kloucek, 1907 Union Ave. !. 500
Louis Prosek, Union Ave. ...... 200
Vac. klecan, Union Ave. ,.... 100
Ant. Miller, Union Ave- ....... 100
Vaclav Kovar, 1902 Union Ave. ;. 200
Anna Fux, 3168 E. 1870. St. . 100
Martin Opil, $3.50 E. 129. ST.. .... 100
Kate Blaha,37 E. 129. st. .... 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08

OPRAVA.- Uctujici vybor Nsrodni Da-
ne zjistil, ze krajane: Vsclav Dezort,
4505 Pershing Ave.; Frank Dvofak Jo-
sef tSk&la, oba els. 3245 E. 44th Place,
pfispeli kazdy po psti dollarech ma Ma
rodni Dan. Tim Sc opravuje ziznam sbe-
raci knizky els. 1893, oti.knuty dne is.
ledna t. r. tomto liste.
Sbsratele J. F. krizek a M. Machacek.
knizka els. 1929. ..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sbsratele PIP. Ed. Benes J. Smetana.
knizka els. $500.

Vac. Karasek 126O7 Oakfield Ave. $1,000
Aois Karasek, 126O7 Oakfield Ave. 500
Joe Makacaryn, 1908 Oakfield Av. LOO
Ignac Wild, 124O2 Oakfield Ave. 800
Artur Herold, 12426 ? ,...... 500
Anton Panek, 1921 E. 124 St. ... 500
Barb. Vecerka, 1926 E. 124. St. 500
Vaclav Herold, 4247 E. 124. st. 200
Anna BednaT, 4257 E. 124. St. ... 500
Vilem Kuchta 1853 E. 124. St. 49,. 100
Frank Novak, 1890 E. 124. St. " 200
Vac. Kaspar, 4246 E. 124. st. ..... 200
Josef Havel, 1880 E. 124. st. .. 200
Vaclav Sedivy, 1896 E. 124. St. 200
Ant. Pokorny, 43OO E. 124. st. 49,. 200
Joe Novak $3.50 +. lat. st. . 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sberatelky pi. kinkorova pi. Musilova.
knizka els. 3525.

Josef Fort, 1865 f. 1875. ST. .. $500
Adolf Novak 1865 +. 1856 St. . 200
Odrich Divis, 3545 E. 1876. st. 200
Josef Smoa, 1861 E. 1876. St. .... 100
Jan Slapak, 3637 E. 1873. St. .. 100
A. Pekarek. 1888 f. 1873. St. . 500
Josef Mazanec, 3643 E. 1873. ST. 500
JOS. Kerner, 1928 E. 1873. st. . LOO
Anton Karasek. 3571 Z. 1873. st. 500
Jiri KuSta, 1928 E. 13S. st. .... 200
Frank Pliml, 3542 E. 1873. St . LOO
Josef Bullock, 1898 f. 1913. st. " 500
John Walko 3465 T.. SO. st. . 100
Volk Bros. 3317 f. 93 ST. .. 100
Anna Uher. 3341 f. %. ST. . 200
Ed. Doubrava, 1915 f.. 93 st. ... 1000
J. A. Skala 1896 F.. 90. st. " LOO
Vaclav Srovnal. 1908 e. % s. -. 200
Kat. Doubravova, 34OO E. 93. st. LOO
Anna Marsk 347O f. 93 st. LOO
+. "A. Cermak, 35O1 +. 90. st. .... $500
Sberatcle PIP. Anton Cerny Vac. Silhavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08
Sbsratele PIP. v. Hamrle Jan Karasek.
knizka els. 1923.

Vac. Kotala, 1876 Rexford Ave- $1.OO
Fir. Cimbura, 128OS Rexford Ave- LOO
FIR. Masek, 128O4 Rexford Ave. -. 100
Ond. Homolka, 12804 Rexford Ave. LOO
Jos. Kolcaba, 1891 Rexford Ave. 500
K Vinopal, 1917 Rexford Ave. -. 1.50
Eduard Pesek, 1911 Rexford Ave. 800
Jan Spra, 1868 Rexford Ave. -. 100
Ig Benisek, 1869 Rexford Ave. -. 200
VIM Bauer, 126O5 Rexford Ave-. 200
Emil Rabek, 125O9 Rexford Ave. ;. LOO
Frant. lima, 1906 ReXford Ave. 200
Tomas Husa, 1878 Rexford Ave. :. 100
Fir. Bystricky, 128O5 Craven Ave. 200
+. Seidel, 12808 Craven Ave. ..... 1000
Stan. Skvara. 12909 Holborn Ave. 200
Jos. Bunda, 1917 Holborn Ave. . 100
Jan Krobusek, 1918 Holborn Ave. LOO
Ant. Slapak, 1915 Holborn Ave. 200
T. Vojnarovsky, 12715 Holvorn Ave. 200
Louisa Bluma, 126O8 Holborn Ave. so
JOS. Horacek, l26OO Hoborn Ave. LOO
JOS Vodicka, 12416 HoIborn Ave. 500
JOS Hercik, 12414 Holborn Ave. 500
Vaclav Hamrle, 124lO Holborn Ave. 500
Knizka els. 1922.
Jan Smetana, 124O6 Holborn Ave. $1,000
Karel Balik, 124O9 Holborn Ave. 1000.
JOS Kunard, 122OO Holborn Ave. . 200
Anna Rabas, 124lO Holborn Ave. =. LOO
JOS. Junek, 123O1 Gay Ave. .. LOO
JOS. Dubsky l23O5 Gay Ave. " LOO
Emma MaIafa, 123l7 Gay Ave. 49,. LOO
Alois Barton, 1877 Gay Ave. 49,. 100
Juraj Pop, 1913 Gay Ave, ...... 100
Jaros. Sourek, 12413 Gay Ave. =. 800
Emil Hraby, 125O1 Gay Ave. ..... 200
Frank Tafat, 126Ol Gay Ave. 49,. 200
FIR Skala 12708 Gay Ave. ... 100
Vaclav Kotas, 12601 Gay Ave. -. 400
Vaclav Skala, 125O5 Gay Ave. -. 200
Sbcratele FIR. Yunger, FIR. kaza, J. Hercik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08

Jan Krop, 1851 Z. 129 St ~ $500
Anton Jupa, 1851 E. 129 St. .... 200
Karel Divis. 1851 E. 1923. St. Il. 500
Anna Mirosovska, 1881 E. 1873. st. 500
JOS Kasal, 1898 E. 129. St. ...... LOO
Jos. Kotacka, 1903 E. 129 St. 500
Jan Motyka, 3615 E. 129. st. 49,. 500
Vend Vondrich, 3633 +. 1879. st. 200
Jos. Taborsky, 3641 e.. 129. st. :. 1000
Vaclav Skalnik, 3645 E.@129. st. 500
Henry Hajek, 1860 E. 129.;St' !. 100
J. C. Pavlis, 3644 E. 1877. st. 200
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
BENCSTON Will
ERECT 6-STORY
LOOP BUILDING
Announcement Follows Purchase
of 20 Foot Vacant Lot at
17I0 Second Avenue.
CONSIDERATION is $4,000
New Building VIII Have Frontage
of 20 Feet-T0 Be One OF
Finest in Ti- Cities.

Through the enterprise and pub
lie spirit of John A. Bengston,
Rock Island is soon to have one
of the finest store and Office
buildings in the tri-cities.
IL became known today that Mr..
Bengston had purchased from the
Dart estate the 20-foot vacant lot
adjoining the Bengston properties
on Second avenue, east of Seven
teenth street. The consideration
was $4,000, the deal being made
through the firm of Eckhart & Buff
fun.
A modern six-stOry store and
Office building in the heart of the
business district. 20 feet on Second
avenue, including part of the Beng
ston former holdings. will be
erected. In addition to the vacant
lot involved in today's transaction.
the new structure will also occupy
tn. sites now occupied by the S.
r. Wright shoe store, the McDole
& Richardson cigar store and the
James restaurant. The estimated
cost OF the new structure has not
been made known, nor has it been
announced when building opera
tions will be started.
The deal, which is the most i'm
portant negotiated in Rock Island
since the war ban on building op-
Grafton has been lifted, will prob
ably be followed by numerous
changes in business locations on
Second avenue. The price, $1,000
per front foot. is considered as set
ting & new high mark for Second
avenue property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
BENEFITS OF ANNEXATION.

OF
me
mpedd
the Supreme Court of Illinois On being defeated there the law firm retained
the of
In
the
apubHc
m IN
inalment
did individually for the City of Rock Island the and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14

Dan Laughlin VIII Sell
$50 Native Cattle

In his big cattle safe at the AIedo
stockyards next Wednesday, April
Is, Dan Laughlin will sell $50 head
of native cattle, including 125 head
of locally bred Angus cows, calves
Angus COWS with calves at side or
heavy springers, 40 of which COM
prise Judge W. T. Church's entire
herd of pure bred Angus cows. The
other Angus cows in this sale
come from the herds of H. L.
Thornton, Millersburg, and other
well known Mercer county Angus
breeders.
In this sale are so head of year
ling Angus steers and heifsr
which will be sold in carload lots.
There will be six Angus bulls in
this sale, including Judge Church's
herd bull. Blackbird Chance.
straight Blackbird bred bull, two
years old and a good individual in
every respect. Blackbird 2nd was
sired by Blanchard 2nd and his
dam was Blackbird Lady. The
other bulls, five in number are well
bred yearlings, good enough to
head the best herds. The other
cattle in this sale will comprise
good grass cattle, steers, cows and
heifers.
This sale will start promptly at
1 o'clock p. m. Coils. e. Boulting-
house & Son and Col. E. w. Warg-
oner will conduct the sale, which
will be held rain or shine. Come
and bring your friends to one of
the greatest sales OF Angus cattle
ever held in Aledo.
DAN LAUGHLIN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
HUNS WITH YANKS
SIX MONTHS PUT
ON GOLD CHEVRON

With the American Army in
France. April 3.-(Correspondence
OF the Associated Press) The i'm
mense amount of work in con-
structing roads, building barracks,
unloading and reloading the vast
tonnage of supplies for the Ameri-
can army gave several prisoners of
war in the Brest area the idea that
they were worthy of recognition in
the service of the A. E. F. and ac-
cordingly, having finished six
months of good hard work. these
boches concluded that they WE'RE
eligible to wear a gold service
cnevron.
They blossomed forth one day
with a bright gold chevron glitter
ing on the lower part of the left
sleeve. 1t was wholly out of har-
mony with their general appear
auce, according to the sharp vision
Of the military police. who had
charge of their surveillance. The
IN. P" could not understand this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
Obt11drY
Fred Masters.

Funeral services for the late
Fred Masters. 1881 Twelfth ave-
nue., were held yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home. Rev.
George Mustard. pastor of the Free
Methodist church. assisted by DR..
Samuel Van Pelt, pastor of the
First Methodist church, officiated.
Interment was in Chippiannock
cemetery.
E. o. Roberts and I. Lancaster
of the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church sang several appropriate
selections. Six nephews. sons of
Mrs William Masters of Sheffield,
acted as pallbearers. They were:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14

hybrid establishment, coupled with
the large letters 'P. w." signify
ing prisoners Of war" on their
backs. Fulfilling his duty, he in
quired the purpose Of this unau-
thorized dazzle on the left sleeve.
The boche explained his utilization
in the army, but that did not sat
isfy the IN. P" Of came the chew
rons with one strong rip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
William G, Hamilton.

William G. Hamilton, aged SO,
died at St Anthony's hospital at
$50 Saturday night. following a
two weeks illness of pneumonia.
He was born at La Harpe, Ill,
Jan. 10, 1881, and had lived in Rock
Island for the last II years. He
is survived by the widow and two
sisters. Mrs. Rose Smith and Mrs
Ella Hahn, both of Rock Island.
Funeral services will be held at
the home at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Rev. Fred J. Rolf will
have charge. Interment will be in
Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
SECOND AVENUE PAVING.


but
it, They had their inspector whose written still showing
oonyi
Of
lin the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
RATE BOOST ALLOWED.

Washington, April 1.-THE Terre
Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern
Traction company was given per-
mission today by the interstate
commerce commission to file in
creased local fares applicable to
interstate traffic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14

E Lanxon, Fred Lindner. E. C.
Peterson, ]. G. johnson. John
Thomas, George Robertson. Two
brothers of the deceased from In
dianola, Neb., J. Lloyd Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane Masters, Mrs.
Eva Rentz and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Chairman, all of Iowa City. were
present at the funeral from out
of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
REPORTS BUSINESS POOR.

New York, April 14.-Only five
out of % principal industrial
groups reported a condition of gen.
eraI business prosperity in re-
eral business prosperity in re-
the National assembly of manufac-
turers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
LAW ENFORCEMENT.


elected
II. M. SCIRIVER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
EOCK ISLAND LODGE, NO. SIS,
MEETS TONIGHT

Rock Island lodge, No. SIS. A. F.
& A. NJ, will meet special for work
on F. C. degree tonight, Monday.
April IA, at p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14

AUSTRALIA LOSES 10000.
Melbourne, Australia, April IA
total casualties during
he war totaled 307 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-14
Who Is Mr.. Schriver
And What Has He Done?

ndhHed
flaw aninh him
against iii % W h Heyh thE tina hH ne pog Mayor
thee has hdm lei hdory
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
LACKING IN HARMONY

WASHINGTON, Sept. (by Asso-
ciated Press) .-Chas. M. Galloway of
Seattle is returning home from the
meeting of the civil service commits
sion. He said that he and another
Republican member of the commits
sion, Herman w. Craven, had been
ousted because they were not willing
to let the commission become a mere
adjunct of the potoffice department.
especially with reference to eXamina-
tons for parcel pot positions.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06
RECOMMENDS PATROL
OF BRITISH AND YANKS

PARIS, Sept. 6 (by Associated
Press The allied commission in
Fiume has recommended to the SUI
preme council Of the peace congress
that American marines and British
soldiers be delegated to maintain
order in Fiume.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06
BELIEVE THEY HAVE
AMERICANS MURDERERS

MEXICO CITY, Sept. (by Assoc
ciated Press. -Federal troops have
captured four bandits who are be-
lieved to be guilty of the murder of
John w. Correl of Oklahoma.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

Government control of railroads is
at last justified. A surplus of two
millions in last months earnings, as
opposed to a deficit of twenty-five
millions the preceding month, con-
clusively proves it!
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

will arise which within compare
lively short time will be demanding a
place among the sisterhood of states
of the Union, with a prosperous and
enlightened citizenship second to
none.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

LONDON, Sept. 6 (by Associated
Press) Reuters Agency says that
a large, wireless-equipped German
airship is travelling daily between
Breslau and Russian Bolshevik terri
tory.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

When the United States senate
rose to it's feet in honor of General
Pershing, the whole nation, in spirit,
rose with them
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

The Douglas News wonders "who
watches the city" while 700 of Cor
dova's population are at the theater.
Why, bless your heart, the other
1900, of course.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06
CALAMITIES IN STORE
FOR OLD RUSS CAPITAL

STOCKHOLM, Sept. (by Asso-
ciated Press. 1t is reported that
cholera and dysentery have broken
cut at Petrograd. Public meetings
are being held to teach elementary
precautions Famine is threatened.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

Senator Sherman of Illinois is
bound to lay out line of conduct
for the President to follow. And if
the chief executive should be weak
enough to follow his suggestions there
is little doubt that it would lead to-
impeachment or worse.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

The government is bringing the
Chicago meat packers before a grand
jury under antitrust proceedings.
And evidently the packers believe the
newspapers of the country are to con-
stitute that grand jury, for every mail
brings expensively-printed propagan-
da showing in incontrovertible argu-
ments that instead of being criminals,
these great industrial concerns are
benefactors of the country. And in
the meantime porterhouse steak is a
luxury which is eaten in secret, be-
cause it's devotees would not care to
let others know Of their extravaganza.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-06

It's the flavor and the grain which
make the bread at the City Bakery
famous.