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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16
T - T2OUBLE WITH MARRIAGE

4. e The trouble with marriage is that
most folks fall on love with heroes
md angels, and later find themselves
married. osmere human beings. And
OF course every human being has
..csrtaintlittle ways" And almost be-
fore thee honeymoon has endedd her
little way, of doing this is getting on
his nerves, and his little way Of do
7 inx that is driving her nearly crazy.
And pretty soon comes the first quar-
rsl, and after that more quarrels and
misundersandings. J Now 1.-THE New
York 1dea" is to hustle of and get
i divorce after the third quarrel.
Why not? Husbands and wives are
easy.to Get. Try again, Of your first
venture disapp0its you. 1.-THE New
York idea" Is a brilliant satire on
modern society: With beautiful Alice
Brady as the star and fine cast, you
Will enjoy. this superb ealart picture
which comes to the Elko theatre for
exhibition tomorrow and Thursday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16

Three Rivers, Quebec.-The Three
Rivers Pulp and Paper company, with
capital Of $4,000, 900, has been or
ganized to operate ground pulp mill
near the city. The company has Sc
cured 1877 square miles Of timber
limits containing 100000 cords of
spruce and .balsam. =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16
MUCH DEPENDS on HIGHWAYS
Prospective Purchassr os Farm 10
Concerned About Many Things,
More Especially Roads.

A prospective purchaser Of a farm
IS concerned about the adaptability
Of the soil to specific agricultural ac-
tivities such as general farming.
stock raising, dairying or market gar.
'dening. and must inquire into condl.
lions affecting such industries. He Is
also concerned about suitable home
life for his family, schools, churches
and community social life, all Of which
are very much dependent upon
roads. -'' -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16
.sTHr, CHALLENGE OF THE Law
AZ REX TODAY AND WEDNESDAY

s."'The Challenge Of the Law" writ
80, ny q. Lloyd Sheldon. and to be
Known at the Rex theatre today and
ltm6frow, brings the well-known Fox
st1r, william Russell. AS Captain
Bruce Cavanaugh, an officer Of the
Royal Northwest Mounted Police, he
- sent to Fort Qu'Appelle to put a
stop TO fur smuggling by a desperate
band. Here he falls in love with the
daughter of q leader Of the snug
9lers, whom he later captures and
condemns to ten years Imprisonment.
The girl breaks her engagement to
Aim, and aids In the liberation Of her
father from Jail. With him and two
other smugglers, she ices across the
1ordef and on south in an endeavor
20 ,;get over the border to Mexico
Bruce follows the party into the
eouthwestern desert, and when the
Gtrl sees him approaching she bids
&srl father push on and, taking pis-
40l, fall6R Aaek 70 saw1it Bruce with
"a inks Atsoa of killing HIM. She 1,
aHaAlA AoWever, 20 shoot In cold
hp ~ ~ - - laved, = 10,
Z
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16

Montreal, Quebec. - During the
month of September II vessels Of the
Canadian Pacific Ocean Services ar
rived at Canadian Atlantic ports from
Europe. They carried 14,656, pas
sengers, of whom approximately
1920 were new colonists. During
August there were IL of the COM
pany's arrivals carrying 14,1O3 pas
sengers, out of whom there were
about 9,110 new colonists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16

~ Edmonton, Alberta.-The striking
Of oil at Fort Norman in the Mac
kenzie river basin has resulted in the
departure Of several parties via dog
team for the region to stake claims
in advance of others who will travel
by the river route in the spring. At
the present time every available berth
on all the boats plying to the north
has been taken for the spring months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16

to labor shortage, hampered transpor.
facilities, ETC. - Maryland has
,haa to make a, special appeal to- the
iaseisfate commerce commission for
aid Ia getting enough material shipped
n to properly care for road repairs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-16
PROGENY |, R Of PuREBRED BULL
First Gross on Average Dairy Herd In.
creased Income $50 Per Cow Per
Year in Ontario. @,t

The first cross of q purebred bull on
the average dairy herd increased the
income $50 per COW per year, accord.
Ing to figures secured by the Ontario
agricultural college IN comparison
Of 40 herds using grade bulls and
q gslns purebrsdR -
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
THIS STRAW VOTE
AGAINST SUFFRAGE
10 The EvenIng journal.

SpeclW 10 lue LNShiAe
SMYRNA, March fiat a gathering
of 2g Smyrna citizens, Democrats ana
pepfbllcans, Monday evening prior TO
the meeting OF Town Council there
was a discussion as 10 the suffrage
appointment and the repeal OF ne
SCHOOL Code.
4 straw vote was taken by secret
billot. on these two much discussed
questions. The result showed the sur
rage amendment defeated by a vote OF
% TO 3.
The vote on the repeal Of the school
Code showed a poll Of iS in favor Of
repeal and five against.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
REAL rSrArE-ron SALE.
FOR SALE

Eight saa Clayton street. Possession June rs
fsoOO
Seven rooms and bath Possession
June si100
seven rooms and bath Detached square Lot 2Ox42 Van
Buren street Good 5000.
Eight bath electric square pan near boue
hard beautiful location. A bargain. $500
Eight bath, modern particular Conoou
$780,.
Five Seventeenth street. Best OF ocndi-
ilon. $500. .,,. .o6
Three apartment Brandyyne Good location sood
investment Rented for sii3 per month $1,000
Ten rooms opposite Tenth street Park on Ientn
street Beautiful place 90 live $1,000 -,
TWO street Chance for garage each sr
$3.50.
DELAWARE STEAMSHIP AGENCY s. REALTY co.
107 West Ninth Street
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
We Maintain This Reputation

We Maintain This Reputation
We do appreciate the confidence Of the buyer sna ana ana
..ts Iv realizing that the buyer wants to BUY ana inc
seler wants TO sell with maximum dispatch ana minimum
publicity
"THE $4,000 HORSE BOUGHT FOR $50 90, UNLESS
BOUGHT PRIVATELY, is A $4,000 HOFSE'
We do not in any underyalue immediate rb net Ie
suits gained by us personally by publicity through esg
odveriisng but this desire is oyerShadowed ny an ann
perpetuate reputation gained by perhaps the slowe %
cd of FIRST LAST and ALWAYS, serving mParuStsig S
bver and the seller just espediousy as IS possible ana
with the minimum publicity -.
We have fist of nearly 500 buyers, MI seller ., VINO
are only waiting presentation Of your properly 10 e
snd orr advice 10 buy which will not give until we are
assured that giving this advice we are giving to them @ Inc
greatest value in dollars and cents, not as Spe0u@o o
as a home that we all want NOW
Chv,ousy then we can only invite you to call at our
HOME and go over our list IN when 3 yoS m sst cannot
do better than TO list your houses privately WIN Us hee
assuring you speedy sale without the annoyance @ ol oU
less calls at your home of buyers TO whom your property
will not appeal; but in CONTRAST. one of management
will call al your and present to you the buyer hat you
are looking for. >.
posai DAILY and IN EVENINGS.
Below YOU will find listed those properties that we have
been requested TO advertise;
SIS WEST sTREET-Thres story 10 rooms Dau' gus anu
sa and es WEST FOURTH BATH heat
,oo SOUTH BaooMs sTBEEf-rO apartments with all con-
yeniences garages the rear, -
apo EFFERsoN sTREET-Tree bath steam heat
gas electric, porch ,,,
,,,o WEST THIRD sTREEF-Fiye rooms good condition.
9is WEST SEVENTH sTREET-Eisht rooms BATH heat gas
Possession immediate
@ WEST SIXTH sTBEEF-Fen rooms bath heat and cleo
mahogany and white trimmings u'u
he nne condition
90 =, ss WEST SECOND STREET bath porch gas
and cement cellar, - - "a
1909 Ann o, WEST SECOND STREETSx rooms bash gas ana
cement cellar.
9,a WEST SIXTH sFREET-Thres story, rooms
$40 JACKSON sTREET-seven rooms Dam gas pO-o--
THIS ONE CHEAP
,r,,r>rN sTBEET-Sx bath, porch heat
and electricity.
THIS ONE REQUIRES QUICK ACTION.
z xrsr TWENTY STREET bath, heat gas
electricity and porch
Fielder s. Ripka, Inc,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
217 WEST SIXTH STREET
,Ao.. os1s Open Evenings
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

FOR SALE
$500 West 18th Street.
i-story bungalow
Modern in every respect
Beautiful location.
110S Jackson Street.
80 by 40
10 rooms and two baths
steam heat
Garage for two machines
2318 Pennsylvania Ave.
Q rooms and bath.
llO9 Jefferson Street.
% by 100
40 rooms and bath.
S18 Adams Street.
20 by 1872
10 rooms and two baths.
200 West 2nd Street, Corner
% n. 3 in by AZ H. 6 IN.
2-siory brick, store front.
1921 Washington Street
Corner.
s rooms and bath.
2609 Market Street.
s rooms and bath.
Square plan-hot water heat.
203 Connell Street.
10 n. 2 In. by 100
9 rooms and bath.
407 S. Broome Street.
Q rooms and bath.
507 Tatnall Street.
90 n. by 6s H.
2-story brick
store front.
s07 West 7th Street.
rooms and Dath.
S13 West 7th Street.
6 rooms and bath.
I08 S. Jackson Street.
7 rooms and bath
los N. Adams Street.
7 rooms.
1924 Spruce Street.
6 rooms.
726 East 11th Street.
I rooms and bath.
1902 French Street.
7 rooms and bath.
Possession can be given within
reasonable time.
/ Wilmington
TRUST Co.
Tenth & Market Streets.
DUPONT Building.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
sTATr OF DELAWARE.

offiee OF Secretary OF State.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON. Secretary OF
e.ate ~ fine State OF Delaware. do hereby
certify that the above and f9rega,nns Is
true a,.. rdment dnu OF the "R & V. WAGNER;
on pNANcE COMPANY" ne received and
e,ed An this Office, the twenty-sixth day, OF
r,s.r,ary nlsu 20 ID. 1920, at O'clock A. NJ.
feoruai'' IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF ]
have hereunto set nv hand an
ofirial seal. nt Dover this
fsrArA oGth day OF February, In the
N9nN' wear of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
EVERETT q. JOHNSON.
Secretary. OF State.
v.,ssvaa for Record, February n. A. ID
1870. .-n.,.~ COLE pacordsr
MARI 8 "a II.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Look this list over, then call az my ofaee.
we will be glad TO explain full "details.
90 W. Second ST.. r, b. II.
iiO7 Lancaster Ave- 40 r, b.
10 DUPONT ST.. o r, b. 7, III.
i02 to i2O Scott ST.. Il. h, p.
~ ~ SSo's w. seventh ven s. st.. d 10 II. BH& stor.
62i W. Third St. . r, b.
GOt W. Sixth ST. o X. b.
4l3 Rodney ST., Q II. b.
500 Madison St. 10 II, b.
AIS Monroe St. r, b.
s. Z. Cor second and Jefferson SITS. CstOre)
n. B, g. H.
I'LL West ST., II Il, b. p. II.
ao5 Madison n St.. St.. 10 il il. 3 i, ?. II tsarase)
7ol Monroe ST.. Cor, . Il. b, II.
Gl6 Broome ST.. Q r. b. T. II.
80 Lincoln 81, @ r, B. p, II.
5l5 ". Third ST., o Il. y.
G2f W. Third ST., o X, b.
ISIS W Third ST.. h, b, p, II.
SIS v. Ninth St.. ii Il. D. p, II.
1904 Pennsylvania Ave, IL r, II. p. II,
hardwood hoors) plot 65x3OO feet
1883 Walnut ST., r. b. H.
41j Lombard ST., r. B.
sos Lombard St., r, b.
011 Lombard ST. X.
1902 Lombard ST., y Il, 2 p, b, II.
1i02-0f Pine St, q r., i.
7Oi Buttonwood ST.. X.
9i7 Kirkwood St.. r. Il.
s. y. Cor. Eighth and Spruce Sts.. store,
Il, Il.
1914 Bennett St.. r, b.
SO 4. Fourth 81. Il, II, p. IT,
All j.. Eighth ST., ~ II. B. II (garagel.
2813 Market St., Z X, b. p, II; plot 20xso
feet
27o7.Oo.n Tatnali ST., II. 3, p, II.
009 T.. 22nd ST.. r.. 3, p. II.
121G-1S-20- % "a 20 $3.50 Pearl St, r, b.
1920 Reed St., 6 r.
95f L. 18th ST.. r. B, T, H.
CARMINE A. BALASClO
Real Estate Broker.
0i3 MARKET STREET.
J. Howard Gordon, Mgr. Phone 22ls-W
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
81, n0n rInF AT SALISBURY.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
SALISBURY. Md. March H-Fire
which started I'm a sawdust pile in the
cellar OF the Dallas building on Church
street in this city early Monday morn
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
REAL EsrATE-roR SALE.
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
22Oo block Gllpin Ave, detached
square plan house, 10 rooms. bath,
porch, hardwood floors. hot water
heat: 5oxi2o.
VIM KITCHEN,
1928 Washington Street.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
1 EAST FORTY-THIRD STREET

FIVE HOUSES IN THE 1000 BLOCK or
WEST FIFTH STREET.
siv roor,s and hath Can bo handled on $500 cash.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
BELLEFONTE
LOOK HERE
AND PICK ONEl

THIRD STREET. NEAR KING.
We have a business property that we
can offer for sale or rent. IL will pay you
20 see this
HARRISON STREET, WEST SIDE.
beautiful home, r, b, p, II A II,
G G, q & Z. Price $500.
MADISON STREET. OVER BRIDGE.
The one you have been looking for: o
r. b, g & r, pipeless heater. Price $1,000.
WEST 10TH STREET
Another real buy; r, II, s n. r,
g & T. Price $1,000.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

1o1 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
o stories rooms air heat gas and electric enen'"
cellar open fireplace 2i-foot 'front.'
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
City Properties For Sale

City Properties For Sale
1918 LINCOLN STREET.
Two stories rooms BATH porches hot water heat gas
porch lnclosed In glass
1905 LANCASTER AVENUE.
two storles 3 rooms BATH porche cemened cellar gas
Lot, scSioo Possession a5
so7 WEST TENTH STREET
...5 Three L s4' iscs 'PS%s Po.o,on sRa 3a 5un g. & ''
1914 sHMLCROss AVENUE.
Three Stories and BATH porch not air nea" 0e'H
cellar, and electric
sos WASHINGTON STREET.
Three stories 10 room, M,rs sRd % S'n not ar "
s2O5 MADISON STREET.
Two stories rooms and bath porch cemented cellar gas Lot
2oriOo Possession June %
1000 BLOCK VAN BUREN STREET.
e. stories stone bath & PoFss ss.Ss hot ssr r
ss1aso ss5l 'i@sP's Sardod 'ieG aoo and open GDc
$40 CONCORD AVENUE.
Two Stories BATH porch hot air heat e'm'ne'
cellar. and electric
24O4 MADISON STREET
porohSs hot air heat gas electric Immediate possession
171O WEST STREET.
o. 0a 5s .9 i"%9' Ss esmead Sn os sas
lo1 WEST TwHNTY-rouRTH STREET.
Two stories rooms bath heat and eecc ce'nsn'oa
cellar. open fireplace, 2-too 'front.'
2oe AND 2Os EAST TwENTY-FoURTH STREET:
Two stories bath, porch gas hot air neat ''s"'
1 EAST FORTY-THIRD STREET.
TQsiory brick os o m 'o' Sna electric @ hen house fruit
Lot iOKiO5.
FIVE HOUSES IN THE 1900 BLOCK ON
WEST FIFTH STREET,
Six rooms bath. Can bo handled on 90" cash.
Store Properties For Sale
513 MARYLAND AVENUE ..,..
brick store ana d"ehhs roo"s 'ene"
cellar bath gas Possession June,
So COR. THIRD AND MADISON STREETS
q1reesoy brick and dwelling rooms bauh eemensd
cellar, and electric
wv COR. FOURTH AND SCOTT STREETS. 49,.
eemenied cellar and electric Possession June
So COR. FOURTH AND HARRISON STREETS,
Tbstoy brick and dwelling rooms BATH not ar neat
oomeniei cellar, and electric Possession June
2o1o MARKET STREET,
Two and bath porches hot water neat 90
menied cellar gas electric. Possession June 25
ia WEST NINETEENTH STREET.
o @ 9pnGs nosa DS S 9 r and and "i'9a % P
4OO3 MARKET STREET
Toor brick semidetaced dwelling, rooms and batn porc"'
pipeless heater cemened cellar Lot SA9N
ON WASHINGTON STREET NEAR TWENTY,-SlxIHi r, l1Ilai:s
reception hall bath not ar ar n s - g.ra~
cellar roof newly-papered room or s
500 EAST TWENTY-THRD STREET.
Two stories rooms porch hot water heat cemenssd
cellar gas Lot stationary tubs Possession june
1898 EAST TWENTY-sECoND STREET.
Two stories and BATH porch not air neat eenen'es
cellar gas
- Fast TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
TWO stories rooms and bath porch. hot water heat gas ana
electric hardwood floors
Fred b Cmshmam
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES
o m oNSS Me seYsn % p M Tuesday and saturday
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

31O CONCORD AVENUE.
Two stories rooms porch, hot air heat eennen'eo
cellar electric.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

Small country place, near Townsend, Del
aware. II acres, all tlllabie. finest quality.
Frame house. six large rooms and attic,
frame barn and outbuildings. all In good
condition. Good fruit Stone roads in every
direction. Immediate possession.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

q a II. Price Sl,OOo.
PICK ONE OF THESE.
~ Van Buren 81. ...................S .S2.600
Rirkwood St.. a bargain $1,000
y. Fifth ST.. r. G $1,000
W. Fifth ST.. r. u. q .S2a50
DUPONT ST., q r. p, II, q ............S3 5000
Snruce ST.. v. r. II, G.............S-t@.N w w
Market ST. near 4ist .............. $1,000
Mendenhali Ave. real buy .........x no0
Carter ST.. q r, n, II. q E...:.=..s stsno
Concord Ave 3 r. II, +, IT. q & r. $1,000
Clayton St, r, B, p, II, q 4 D.. .AHo
w. Sixth St, n bargain. ..............SA .SAOpl
Jefferson ST over bridge .......... .SaonO
Van Buren St. 10 r.. II, II, G........xl'zo0
Market St Don't miss this ........SI'ooO
PROPERTIES FOR INVESTMENT.
Store and garage. six single garages
one large garage for three cars f'Ooo
Business property and dweiling q ooo
east sids :.:.'i;:,,:ii'is, -, r:s.:i Z, ...',. 200
Hotel. good location ......... ..:., .sl'V"
Business cor. store and dwenins ooo
west side ...s...ss's''ss's''.''' 's,s'csc 80
1881 1881 seRa sen1ln PHw T IT. a 4 e.. 10000
Apsrfment house and stores ...... $4,000
Apartment house ...................SSo .SSoOoO
SERVICE.
we are NJ your service AZ all times, but
,rtli not give direct information over the
nbone on the above This IL but a few OF
fhe large rstings we have. and VIII De
gied 10 have one OF our Representatives
caI and 90 into details with you, or nave
YOU call az the ONCE.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

2o6 AND 2Os EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
Two stories rooms bath, porch, gas hot air neat oeeno'
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

2404 MADISON STREET.
1yo sov brick semldetached dwelling. rooms ana patn
marches hot air heat gas electric Immediate possession
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

17lO WEST STREET.
yostory brick apartment one 4room apartment ah9 ons
,oos baths hot air heat cmenied cellar, gas and electric
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

32O5 MADISON STREET.
ryo stories rooms and bath porch eemened cellar sas IL
2OxiOO Possession June p.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17
onnn MOCK VAN BUREN sTREET

Three stories stone and stucco, rooms anu D
heat cemenlcd cellar. and electric Lot S'Ai"' SP
garage hardwood floors and open fireplace
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

EOS WASHINGTON STREET.
Three stories 10 rooms BATH hot air heat room for garage
Lot 23xii3 Possession March %
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

n w. COR. FOURTH AND SCOTT STREETS,
Treeory brick and dwelling, rooms, bah not ar nes
,emented cellar gas and electric Possession June
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

STATE or ILLINOIS, ROCK ISLAND
COUNTY. So:
} RE IT RTNFMBERED. That on this 18th
dav of January A. n 1910, personally came
bsfore me cTTSTAvuS A. SHALLBERG.
Notnry public IN and for the county u and and
president and Rufus Walker Jry o. J.
Root w A. laymnn and J. r. Lee ma
fority of the board OF directors OF r. q v.
Wagner Ordnance Company corporation
ssssxsasd IN END which exscuted the fers-
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

president Of r. & V. wagner-ordnai
p &V WAGNER- -ORDANcB
COMPANY SEAL.
Wilmington. Delaware.
o. 7. ROOT,
RUFUS WALKER, Jhy
JOHN r. LEE,
W. A. LAYMAN.
Majority of the Board Of Directors OF h
v. Wagner Ordnance Company
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

1914 SHAILCROSS AVENUE.
Three stories 10 rooms and bath, porch, hot air
cellar gas and electric.
Evening journal., 1920-03-17

1905 LANCASTER AVENUE.
e. rooms and bath, porches, cemented cellar gas
Possession June %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-21
WIFE BEHEADS MAN
Slays Him With Razor When She
Finds Hin in Another Woman'S
Home

Pittsburgh Pa, June 2l.--FnG.r q
her husband IN the home Of another
woman last right, Mrs. Thomas Go:o-
v:tch 27, Of Plum Wayl, attacked him
with razor the police say. ana liter.
ally cut his head eff. Golovitch. ..
vas found in q pool of blood with his
mead hanging 10 his shoulders ~ 4
mere shred of flesh. Mrs. Go.ov!tch
was arrested. as were Mrs. Sophie
Kuzl%c Of Harrison street. IN whose
home the crime WAS committed Pete!
Burlorac was hel]l as a witness.
Police were summoned after Mrs
Go!ov;:ch had been seen to rush cX-
citcdy from the KuZlic home and
somebody screamed there had been a
murder Police Sergeant Albert j. j
Jones and Waconman Louis Leibold
following Mrs. Golovitch, found her in
her own home. The razor with which
the cutting had evidently been don,
was found in stove, where Mrs. Colo
witch is alleged to have hidden it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-21
$500 GOES UP IN SMOKE
Pennsylvania Couple Now Regret
They Used Fire Box for Bank

Shamokin, Pa, June 21.-Usine
"a. ifirehox of their kitchen range fo'
a first nj sienal bank today cost Mr.
and Mrs: e hon, sSehweppenheiser
of North Berwick, $$4oo7thee savings
of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schweppeenheisef
Monday night were invited to take
an automobile ride and placed the
money in the front of the stove Tor
safety from thieves. When they
returned late they went to bed not
thinking of the precious burden IN
the steve.
Yesterday morning coal fire was
built. After it was red hot.> Mrs.
Schweppinhe;ser had an unhappy
thought. With a shrek she rushed
to the stove and dumped the crate.
A small ball of in9ot like silver
dropped with the hot Goals. But the
yellow back bills were gone up in
smoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-21

last night said that bitter street
fighting between Sim Feiners and
Urionists was continuing with hun
lreis of soldiers and police power
less to control the situation.
I.ooting is general on both sides.
Incendiarism is progressing in vari-
Gus parts of the city A group Of
Sim Feiners madesfoff with fire
engine which was engaged in fight
ing one of the blazes.
The central thoroughfares Of the
city weres swept with bullets for
four hours last night with the city
completely in the grip Of the fight
NC factions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-21
WATER 10 CENTS \ GLASS
K inr. Order al Possible Aid lie
Given P.,~rer People Who
Suffer

Madrid. June FLA peseta (l9
centsl per glass IS the price paid for
d. hiking water in some parts OF
MaSrid. Many hundreds found It
impossible to reach faucets before
the elapse of several hours. This
was the result Of the strike, which
has tied up the public services.
King Alfonso late Saturday call
ed the Minister Of Public Works to
the palace and insisted everything
possible be done to relieve the needs
of the poorer people. He was in
formed thousand wor!imcn were
labcr;ng and would labcr through
out the NIGHT to restore the water
supply. which it was hoped would
lie achieved BIZ Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-21
TWO KILLED IN RACE RIOT
Hundreds Of Shots Exchanged il
Pitched Battle in Chicago

Chicago, June 21.-Two men were
killed and patrolman was fatally
wounded in race riot here last
night. The battle ragged for more
than an hour and hundreds of shots
were exchanged. Quiet was report
ed after heavy detail OF. police was
rushed to the scene.
Chief of Police, Clarity, who in
vestigated the riot, said late last
night he ha4 been unable to deter
mine definitely what started the
trouble. One account said negro
radical had addressed a crowd of
whites and negroes and was in the
act of burning an American Tag
when white men interfered. An
other account said several negroes
were parading the street when a
white man jeered.
Joseph P. Owen, the patro!man
who was woun%ed, said the trouble
had started when he reached the
scene. He was fclled by bullet
but could not tell who fired the
shot. Other patrclmen who came to
his assistance said there were two
men dead in the street when they
arrived. One of the dead was iden-
titled as r. l.. Ross. a sailor from
the Great Lakes Training Station.
The other victim was Joseph White,
q clerk.
At least dozen persons were in
iured. according to the police, al
though their names were not Sc
cured. Several were negroes.
The scene of the riot was in the
heart of Chicago's black belt where
half a hundred lives We're lost in a
race riot last summer. Chief Gar
rity Sail he believed danger of a
general uprising of negroes was
over. Strong details of police will
be kept on duty throughout the
night, he said, and if necessary
troops will be called