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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Back From Overseas

New York, April 22.-(Special.)-
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans arrived here from overseas:
Pvt. Phin w. Nelson, 33oth In
fantry; sister, May Nelson. 8l02
North Thirty-hrst street, Omaha.
Sergt. Roy Jeffrey, wife, 2348 North
Sixty-eighth street, Omaha. Pvt.
Paul Kazakes, base hospital As;
brother, James Kazakes, 272l North
Fifty-eighth street, Omaha. Chauf-
feur Jos. ]. Kivosnieski, aero sec
ton, father, Joe Kivosnieski, 1904
Spring street, Omaha. Sefgt. VIM.
Sherman. aero section; father, Jno.
w. Sherman. Tekamah, Neb. Pvt.
Blaine IMcCauley; father, Frank
McCauiey, Edgar, Neb. Sergt. Har-
vey Bradshaw. aero section; mother.
Sarah Bradshaw. Ola Perrin avenue,
Council Bluffs. Ia. Chauffeur VIM.
II. Hammond, father, VIM. H.
Hammond. Wausa, Neb. Pvt. Robt.
Anderson. 35lst aero section; broth
er, Algot Anderson Colon, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23

Mrs. Bailey, "but she is determined
to maintain sealed lips. i do not
think any one will be able to pre-
vail on her to testify against this
physician, whom ! know is leading
other girls to the same ruin to
which he allured my child"
"It's no use to ask me to talk
further about the affair."" Miss Bail
ey declared emphatically to a report
er for The Bee. Il have my reasons
for not wanting to talk about this
matter. So THAT ends it."
Mrs. Bailey renewed her efforts to
get her daughter to tell all about the
influences which led her to the drug
habit. IF you are sincere in want
ing to live a different life in the fu-
ture," the mother urged, you GER
tainly must recognize your duty and
tell all you know in order to save
others who are being victimized like
you were"
II have refused to tell the officers,
mother. l am determined to tell no
one" was the girls reply to the en-
treaties.
Miss Bailey declared on the wit
ness stand that she purchased
quantity of cocaine from the Brady
woman after selling her jewelry to
procure the money for which to pay
for the drug. The negress was bound
over for the grand pury and Miss
Bailey was allowed to sign her own
bond to appear against the woman
she accuses. She has promised to
abstain from the use of drugs in the
future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Senator Hitchcock to Talk
at O. A. c. on Nations LEAGUE

The limit of reservations for
dinner to be rendered Senator
Hitchcock on Thursday evening at
the Omaha Athletic club is fast be-
ing reached.
Following q 7 o'clock dinner, the
senator will address the attendants
on "The League of Nations"
Only members of the club will be
admitted to the function, as the ac-
commodations are limited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Omaha Doctor Promoted to
Captaincy In Regular Army

Announcement has come to Oma-
ha of the promotion of DR.. Ralph
E. Curti of Omaha, to captaincy in
the regular army. He is with the
9TH infantry in Luxumberg, Ger
many, and has been in overseas
service for over year.
He is the son of Mr.. And Mrs. ].
E. Curt, 1927 South Twenty-third
street. After graduating from the
university Of Nebraska. he took his
internship in New York hospitals
and Immediately entered the service.
He does not expect to return to
the states until September or Octo-
her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23

ington about 10 days before the new
congress convenes.
In his opinion, the Goth congress
should have been called into session
Immediately upon adjournment of
the 65th session..
The first matter to come before
the new congress will be appropria-
ton bills. He added there should
be time for investigation ard debate
upon these bills. Delay in calling
the session necessitates hasty action,
and the result is a waste OF public
funds, according to Mr.. Reavis.
Reperts of the peace conference
which, reach US are not authentic;
they are speculative matter only,
said Mr.. Reavis. Proceedings go on
behind closed doors through which
the public eye cannot see and beyond
which no sounds reach the ears of
the world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Pushing Exchange Over
Top in Victory Loan Drive

Headed by Will H. Wood, pres
ident of the Omaha Live Stock ex-
change, a committee composed of
members of the exchange is making
good progress in putting the ex-
change over the top in the Victory
loan drive.
Over half of the quota appor-
toned the exchange has already
been sold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Notes Will Keep at Par or
Better, Broker figures

This is the way a broker figures
out the Victory Liberty Loan notes:
THE First Loan bonds, the 31z's,
are now selling at SO, yielding an
interest return of 3.55 per cent. If.
they sold on 81 basis they would
be worth $3.50. But they are keep
ing up to SO or better.
This proves from market stand
point that the new loan will sell
above par"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
State House Offices Close
as Arb0r Day Observance

Lincoln, April 22-(Special.)-
Departments at the state house to-
day closed at noon in celebration
of A.bor day and the clerks were
glad to take the rest as it is the
. first chance they have had since the
long grind occasioned by close ap-
plication to work during the session
of the legislature it being con-
sidered poor form to take vacations
when the men who fix salaries were
on the lob.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Good Progress on Loan
Made in Nebraska Cities

State Chairman T. c. Byrne had
reports from three of the larger
Nebraska cities Tuesday afternoon
reporting the progress of the drive
for Victory Liberty loan notes.
Grand Island reported $4,000
80 per cent of its quota.sold.
Hastings had sold $120,0OO-42
per cent of its quota.
Holdrege's report was $4,000
40 per cent of its quota.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Austrian Frontier
Fixed in Accordance
With 7taly's Demand

Paris, April 22.-(Havas. 1.-The
Temps says that the new frontier
between Italy and German-Aus-
tria apparently has been definitely
fixed as Italy demanded it and as
France and Great Britain in 1915
promised it should run. The from
tier will be drawn to the north of
Bremen Pass in Tyrol.
The Bremen Pass is the lowest
OF all the passes that traverse the
main chain of the Alps. It is the
shortest route between central
Germany and Italy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Funeral Services for Wife
of Editor Held Last Niqht

Funeral services for Mrs. MARITIME
A. Sorensen, 81 years old, who died
Friday at her residence. 1884 South
Twenty-hfth street, were conducted
at 7:45 o'clock last night at the
Hoffman funeral home, Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets. The body
was taken to Minneapolis for burial.
Mrs. Sorensen was the wife of
Anthem Sorensen, editor of the Dam
ish Pioneer, and had been living in
Omaha for seven years. She was
born in Denmark and formerly
lived in Minneapolis. Before her
marriage she was Miss MARITIME A..
Phil.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Convention of National
Guard to Be Held in st. Louis

Seattle, Wash, April add,
Gen. Harvey ]. Moss, Seattle, pres
ident of the National Guard asso-
citation of the United States, an
nounced today the 1919 convention
of the body to be held May 8 prob
ably would be held in St. Louis in
stead of Chicago, as planned ear
lier. The change is being considered,
General Moss said, because many
members of the association will be
in St. Louis May $40, attending a
convention of world war veterans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Agree on Loan

Madrid, April 22.-The financial
convention between Spain and
Great Britain, which had been un-
der discussion for several weeks,
was signed Monday. Under the
agreement Spain will lend Great
Britain 100000 pesetas at S per
cent, in return for which Great
Britain will permit the free i'm
portation of oranges and will cx-
port 10000 tons of coal monthly
to Spain. .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Clash in London Termed.
"MeIee" by Court of Inquiry

London, April 22-The American
army and navy court of inquiry into
the fight between other soldiers and
metropolitan police, March 9,
last, interpreted the affair as melee
which did not affect the relations
between the British authorities and
the American fighting men. In its
report made public today the court
rcfrained from attempting to place
any blame. 1t recommended that
one American policeman be dis
ciplined for carrying his pistol when
off duty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Bonfire of Expensive Plumage

New York, April "a bonfire
of expensive feathers will take place
as the result of a federal court
verdict here today. Imported
plumage worth $4,000 will 60 up in
smoke. A jury decided that Rene
Arbib, an importer, by bringing the
feathers into this country violated
a statute designed to protect GER
tain kinds of birds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Jefferis Talks at Plattsmouth.

Plattsmouth, Neb., April r.
(SpcciaD-Congressman Jefferis of
Omaha was the principal speaker
1t Victory Loan celebration here
yesterday. Several thousand people
attended the lecture, which marked
the opening of the drive. Another
speaker was A. c. Corey Of Superior.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Wounded Omaha Soldier Has
Returned From Overseas

Winford H. Schultz, Omaha boy
who fought in several of the biggest
battles of the war and who was
wounded severely, spending three
months in a hospital in France, has
arrived at Camp Mills and will be
discharged in a few days, according
to word received by his mother,
Mrs. c. w. Schultz.
He enlisted in 1917, and went
overseas in 1918. He was in the
Rainbow division.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Thorson Proves Hustler
in Division Fourteen

c. ]. Thorson, major of district
IA, division &c. o. Talmage's divi-
sion-had a quota for his district of
$4,000 Tuesday night he had
turned in $303,000 and still had con-
siderable territory to cover.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
OBITUARY

MRS. R. A. SCHNEIDER, 2314
Howard street, died Monday night
after a lingering illness. She was
Al years old and is survived by her
husband one sister, Mrs. Charles
Nystrom of Omaha, and one broth
er. Gene Sullivan, of Davenport, la.
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
RADICAL LABOR
TO HOLD MAY DAY
CELEBRATIONS
Mooney and Debs Protest
Meetings Scheduled to Be
Held On Anniversary of
Carpenters Success.
BY Universal Service.

New Yor, April 22.-May l or
MAY Day" will be celebrated
throughout the world as a holiday
by the labor and trade element, par
ticularly by the radical and socialis-
tic sections.
The significance of this date was
explained by Alexander Trachten-
berg. director of research at the
Rand school here yesterday.
MAY was voted an international
labor holiday at the first interna-
tional conference in Paris in 1899. at
which 80 countries were represent
ed" declared Mr.. Trachtenberg.
The selection of the date, he said,
was based upon the success of a
carpenters strike in this country on
the first of May, 1886. ....
Later, of course" he continued,
"the conservative element in this
country succeeded in getting the
first Monday in September recog
nized as Labor day to counteract
the selection of the conference"
But May l, because it is dedicated
to the righting of wrongs whereas
Labor day means only day of rest,
continues to mean more to the labor
ing class, according to Mr.. Tracht-
enberg.
1t is on this date that the big
Mooney protest meeting at Madison
Square Garden is scheduled to be
held, and it will be remembered that
Eugene V. Debs recently expressed
his confidence that labor would on
that day take action in his behalf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
President-EIect of Doane
College to Return Soon

A cablegram from President-elect
]. N. Bennett of Doane college,
Crete, Neb.. announces that he will
sail from France on April Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Bar Meeting In Tampa.

Tampa, Fla, April 22.-Plans of a
local labor elment to arrange May
day demonstration as protest
against punishment of Eugene V.
Debs, Tom Mooney and others were
met today by a proclamation by
Mayor Mckay that any such demon
stration would be stopped by the
police. Recently the central trades
assembly refused socialist delega-
ton permission to use the labor
temple for May day protest meet
ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
QUvNEGG
Sha11po0
-Marsarstts

makes your scalp tingle with the doliaht.
leaves the hair fluffy, soft, lustrous,
beautiful and CLEAN. Stimulates the
growth of new hair.
One 8 OF. bottle contains enough for
M ANY applications yet costs no
more than you pay hair dresser or bar
SHAMPOO for economy and for better
results.
One size only-60 cents. Your druggist
will cheerfully refund your money II you
are not perfectly pleased. Get bottle
md ~ il today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
Vosburgh-Chicago

II your druggist does not have Quinese
Shampoo. you will find it on sale and rec
commended by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug
Stores, Beaton Drug Co.. Merritt Drug Co.
ADV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

"The wssterners'' ~ w iiodkln-
son release. " the western fictufe IN
a de- lnxe edition. IT. lDcfye. as shr
thousands of veaders VI flle novel VIII
recall. ~ the Black Hllis, q 1he day*
os the gold rfsh. when the whise man
broke ihs trentics and forged ~ why
into f'sh -mep pah. the yataAlla NJ ~"
Sioux The Custer niaewscrp followed
and The white man dfoye ihe <io0x
from the Dakosas The picture IN hls-
tor3caIly correct IN every detail y "
beautiful la scenic efs cts. swifl aN
lightning In drama. WITH 4 eharfnlfA'
romance and ai,ppr ling In ilIsle
touches of pssho and s,uInpdy Il hns
been produced wifhot rexarasio ox-
psnsc. with an all.siar caHf among
whom sre Roy stevrsrf. nOber' Ne.
Kim. Mildred Man,f nx and Wsisrsd
lAscas The dIrectort Edward RlDfnan
has made great name for hiusseil
by his able handli ~ o. this picture,
GavnOns News.
Lloyd Comedy.
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iup0E nEAN'a LAW
wE&r OF THE pEcos.'


preserved tafansala. poured tbs ron
sensa iato whlkky glass added swa
swallows II rcd liqunr maahsd the
tAgantaia into A paln and shnssd the
cnneaIi0n fnswAsd
"AW Az | ~sf lust feolln don
sem hunw. eat4 tile eastggnar. "ili
sske hftle sffalEst WHISKY. please
"Not nu vonf lEy" the judge So
piled pNMeniiuk afna Won ordered
fafauinsa iuire saf thass what you
&eG Muw asink it''
The @oald tn hAd man legged plt
eeasiy hnl the nudge waW firm and
tao lenaaflanl finally cad 10 gmlp sha
nrsA a0wa
Two Mexican men and women
walked Into iniga Beans court one
day ar3 Informed him that they
wanted change that they wanted %
ewap he.pmAuiM The iudve made
dlilgeut Inquiries ar each of ue tonf.
found ali IS bw 1T the same mind.
charged earh of tho mea sis and a
daSe8 hWsles ~ hneg and called i
done
when Stats official FROM Anailn,
complained ~ Judge Bean that hs
I was axecwdn8 hjs authority, explain
4 ing "A divorces ahould be pasasd VI
te 4 higher uoari. nean IL alleged u
have rnigf.eA
Why, sHyl llave ! ever hutsej inis
your affaifsY These people wanlet
10 swap they Paid me for shauvin
em afnuud teyro liyln' t0Ecthc
perfectly happY un' nobody roanl
here has complained, You Eo on harl
To Austin an haaala yuuf courts iik'
yaH want 10. bng this N out o YOU
Mrisdlcslena
Then fhsre waf tndRe Beams "a
neus decision 10 thn case 0fsa mat
bssag tria1 for blllGng rhigaman
The judge. after careful ssares
tafou8h the statutes ~ Ohio eouldn'
tsnf single word aKainst fillns
Cinnamon therefore there was moth
lng to 90 hn, ralnaae the party whs
dia the Milling
iakewlsa the story ~ thr ludsei
inalhod ~ dlspaalng 81 80 ~ II
money found ii The pockets Of 4 IDEAS
chmAman KIx shooter also lai
hceu found un hfm. sD the iudga fines
the decreased $50 fur carrying dead
ny weapon
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Ethel Clayton


We know yoU will b. delighted Win
fhls Paramount picture
Doubtless you've pad "NlckY VAN
sn book form
Or perhaps yoa've read ln lhe dAilt
nWwspaasers fug Il waa wyHai cAfad
throughout she country
Carolyn Wells wrxse NJ VIZ denN
hayn 10 teil sou anvihinR ahoiis hrr
Whether @he Il writing humorous
verge. or making anshniogies at cen
coctlng dstovtive yarn. Ahe eOsnc#
acrr~S with the Toody
"vicky van" ia detective Htory
aud mighty good ono N i@
IL i~nN IN. uanai detective ttorys
she h.rN Isn't ~ imitation Of sher.
lock Holmes He's ia~t business
man. bpf fine woosr.
And she heroine we'll shn IS IN
Usual She's "VIcky van%ana Ethel
Cisyton play~ the Part
Whas could be- better, We H~k You
Gaumons News.
Ambrose Comedy
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE--smRll grocery stock VITA
good business OF a bargain Ad
dress C, care Leader.
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POLLARD
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

Ians captlee ana crsIaN1a0 l1aIe

When George lsayAn ui lnnS Nsf
father for the RHfsener and tHppd
BIN 20 deliver d pate q the AT0sg
tleoree started snmeshws
Nat only wuN There NanwNi h
Diasrews bat ihaFe waa ahsn "a l@sHs
in distress and Aat*g cansa hg@
sher IN distresA" aua ean wWntie ln
distress aud "a daads IN dlsift9e
Why, this Is she u5pst dMifg lal
screen comedy lhAi'a ever been seen
IT, iust srammsd fuil ~ "iivlrysa
from beginning % end
But she screen "flNtras" w thg
audiences dcllehs one lang. l9yoWi
yell
Last episode ~
"yHE GREAT GAMBLE.
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SUNDAY. NovaMnea D

No band concert tonight straight
pictures
Thrill Drama Comedy
Mystery galore fou'n newer gAieRi
the ending'
Evelyn Greedy
IN
"THE oAKoALE AFFAIR
Story bv Edgar Rice Burroughs. aus
thvr OF "rarxan of iha Apaa An
APPEL production
Two rrela of
"BouND AND GAGGED"
Two reel Mack Rennrtf cnsesly~
TREATING THEM RoucH
Prices nj night ~ and ~ walia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
xNrElAnp BARGAINS

room modern house on Faai
Noble. cistcrn, sleeping porch, xaf
age, sa.sV1
room house on North Broad, els
tern. city watef $500.
s room houso on East Warner. els
tern. basemeft. barn. $3.50
room house. chose IN on Harrison
irlsiern. garage. sibaa.
room house ON North Broad 10
g. 100.
See me OF once n you are looknI
for home.
fisf.2 West oklahoma Avenue
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FALL. SALE or HoLsTEiNs

ny the Noble County breeders An
g0csaflop. as Perry. OKLA. Dn Friday.
Nogrfnher 18th. iAla
3o--REcisrEHEp NoLSTElN
cows AND HrirEPs-~so
An animals Ia this Malr ARE from she
highssA producing families In ihs liol
stein world
OUTSTANDING YOUNG
REGisTEREp MALEs---s
ig-~youNo GRADE cows
AND HEiPERs-~is
The animals carry tha @ame blond
iipes na the registered offerings, w
nv dalryman should avail hensself "
this excellent opportunity 70 saeufT
high producing young eo~s,
This saie will be haid In the etoek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

NATURAL. leaf tobacco direct from
farmers soc II, post aid SaiisEao-
ton guaranteed. Farmers Tohagru
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pavilion whinh u wuil ssased ana ean
be held rain On Eblnr
AlrslonestB tioi Iiail. Fi nenns
Col Iiifachman, Perry f'nl Trussui,
perry Col, Trism. barber Clerks
FafnnEs u Merchants uank FOR
eaialog address Thpg ~ Mvugtr. gsc
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

ron SAIts~ona nearly new Dodge
touring ear. cord tired, in splendid
running order ti.i0u. Gslloeh Bros
Motor Go.
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sALEsMsN WANTED.


WANTED Men with automobiles,
horses and busgiss or light wagoris.
20 work all or part time. No sell
ing or collecting. Good ns<n make
from SIS TO So per day. AddrTs
Box 41G
Chicago
Illinois
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SALE or USED
GOVERNMENT MATERIALS

IA Il Army an wool Rhlrts. ar stfes.
class All. t2..N each. class A. SlTA
each. class u. "a each, H.. S. Army
fuSses shoes. fepasf~~i and sierollzed
BY government. new soles and hee'r.
ss49s pair Same unrcpaifed, a1od
condition. Sls5 pair r. 3. Army
field and hobnail shoes. fine condi :
tlon. 81 pair Y. Y. Army hap rub
her boots. sa75 pair. Knee rubber
booss. $3.50 pair Y. 4. Army o. n,
raincoata and black slickars. *i1a
each. u s. Army heavy blue denim
overails and jumpers. washed and r"-
falred. We garment. tSSO dozen. of
ss0p0 bale OF 100 garments Il. y
Army overcoats. II dyed woaid be
worth $40. si0.S0 each. ". S Army
iron frame cots. $40 each, Cot.
ton mattresses $3.50 each. u y
Army @ u comforts, sz5e each ~
sts for bake Of a. Large stock N
Army ss-nts, flies and and taupaullns
all other kinds Of government GOODS
Write for price iist terms cash with
order No goods sent G. o. d Money
rrfandod II not satisfied Army Sail
wage Warehouse. Grecnvtlle. y. g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

r. A. n,
FUFOEp POST sA5. G A. y.
Mscts reFlll arlg or second
ana fourth Friday after
Moons o. each month at 9
o clock IN Memorial hall tl
the court house r.
Church. comm arGer + Q.
FIRST, ad.ulant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE AND
stoves; highest prices paid Ksrler Rug
company, Gig Fourth avenue, Rock
Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29
Administrators Notice,

Estate of Eli.soe.h A. y Sei'. decca sed
The undersIguad having been APPOINTED
a,ir>iIL IaI stor with the viii annexed OF the
ssfa;e OF Elizabeth A. o.Seil, late If the
county Of Rock Island, state of Illinois
deceased. hereby Sives notice that he vii
appear before he Hon. senl Fell
nudge Of the probate court o. RGak Island
county. At TIE PROBATE court room, n the
city OF Rock Island. at The o:tooer term,
on the FIRST Menday n oetoDer, next, az
1hich time all &persons having claims
against said estate ara not ned and re
suested to attend for the puPpOse OF hav-
ias the same adjusted AL persons lnoeot-
~ 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day OF August. A. ,,
1919 ROBERT J. HGEE.
Administrator with the VIII Annexed.
A hat -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29
FOR SALE

1 one-ton Republic truck demon
strtor, complete, with pneumatic
tires ali around. express body,
with canopy top.
l one-Jon Republic truck. stake
body, cab and windshield COM
plete. solid tires all around. Lib
erty bonds accepted. Terms to re-
sponsible party.
NOack Motor Company.
zoos Fourth Avenue,
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-29
LEGAL.


To all parsons interested.
fou are hereby notified that . petition
has been filed IN ms Office by q majority
IN number of the adult owners OF lands
lying in drainage union district No. /. OF
the towns of nrury Rock Island county.
and Eliza. Mercer county. state OF Illinois,
to have special assessment of xty-tsou-
sane $50 000b dollars, which was levied
against the lands of said district April 10.
1919, made payable in eight annual in
stsl ments of seventy-hve hundred
- 500l dollars each. beginning January
], 1921, and to have bonds IN the amount
of hfty-four thousand S54 oo0i dollars
issued upon same. A pubic hearing upon
said petition will be held by the com
n1lssioners OF said district or Saturday. the
3oth day of August. A d. 1919, a. 2
clock ? m, Al the residence of william
kranz, situated within the limits of said
district.
CURTIS D. FOSTER.
Town clerk of Drury township, Rock Ia
land county. Illinois, and ez-onlclo OF
SAID district.
James ". hauekRr Attorney