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@nibinston 8. Geb.9ie gerboab.
lltitgen iiber Die 2obnfrage stpii1en
GENERALIZATION @ines INTO 0eit9sort-
fiibrern bon 100000 Giiet,bnbnern
iperoen iid iiber einen Cell oieier
8ode ausoebnen. .8eridie0ene oipid.
tige Meinitn9sberifie fieoenbeiten" fol.
len ungeloit fein. 9lebrere glrbeiter-
3elegoten fnngen ntl Die GeouIo 5ii
berlieren, oa fie oos giloe Der Ser.
ban6Iunsen fiir1 Iesten sSreitag er.
lpartet botteii. 9ies iDnrbe oarm
Sines bereiteIt. beIien 9l1ne lfiDoII.
itdnoie naren. Die giienbobnes
tpiiniden lire 5oroernngel ttirbt In
5n oringIiaer 8eiie gelteno ait ma.
den ou fie sa oieier aonferena Elm.
gelaoen ipurOen. 3nblretthe 2ofoI.
nerbdnOe iino nit ibren bieiigen Ser.
tretert in gerbinoung getretet, iino
beIteben onrd,if oaB 0enRegierltnes.
beonlten oie Seuerungsfrnee Ttets
bor glu9en eebaltei tueroe. Die ber.
Ionllnelten 6iibrer beban0eIn oieIe
6roee borfidjtig ipegen Scr W1oglidJ.
feiten Die aus oem 9ieoergong Der
ausldnoiiden goIiita entiteben fott.
l1pf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
Seuersbrmttjt i,iitet
| int SON Sraneisec
Wloberns Mietsbans BON So 5ami.
lien cine 3niHe. - Stint sote.
@r6ktes Sener ieit 1906.

San s5rancisco, 8. Sch. = Gin
@roBfeuer, ons bielleid)t ouf grnnb.
|itiftune suriid5ufiibren iit 5eritorte
beitte tlorgen friib oos elegaate
gerffbire apartementsbali8, in Dem
|55 6ainilien lebten. Die g(asaben
iiber 8erfuite an Menid)enIebert
idipanfen atpiid)en 5 linb 20. Gin
berfoblter 9orper tpuroe Den 9ani-
men bon 3iegel, ltno berbogenent
Glen biz iest entnontlnen. @lan
glaubt, boB tpetigftens 5 onsere
2eiden bortiitter berihiittet fno.
8e,,ige Ttinitten mad, benz glornt
ipdren ale Genlter nit idreienSen
gaeuIben onsefiilIf, bic ourd Die
Slnnnnen bon areppe iin6 sSabritltbI
abeeibnitten tparen. Mebrere leint.
hefleibete perfonen indrfen iid aus
ben unteren Stodiuerfen aiif Die
StraBen. galo no9 Der Gntoedlmg
BEG Seuers ftitr3te oas Gnd) Elm pno
riB ben A. unb 5. Stod nit iid).
Sierbei ioIlen berid]ieoene Gerionen
berbrannt fem. Ole 8iiidieite bes @e-
bduoes mar cine sliibei,be gIIc. Ole
+Sibe trieb 80 sSniaifen dui Die
idnlolen Wnuerooripriinge Der Dor.
oerieite binaus, tpo fie fih otlf &et.
tt,ns iuorterO onflan1nerten. 9urd
ibr Siilfeeei6rei ip,roen me6rere
Granen in Der 8uihonerlneuac bD-
iteriid.
Sober nGfiigIife Settings. un6
2oihoppornt ipnrbe oiif ben Sdloli.
plos beorbert. Gaf ai,sinean Der
sseueripehr ipor bies bog idIiinnlite
sSeiier felt ben eroben 9rano nod
Dem grobeben bon 1905. geecn 80
@erlette ipuroen in bic Soipit1ler
aenontttlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
Bcli1eiuiitcn Srinset
an alien Seitem ucr
Sbeiia in i6re panoc sefaaen.-
aranfe anO Jladtlinee bon
amerifaniidem Sdifi
anfsenommen.

2onoon 8. 6ebr.-Gie goIfte.
ipiiten baben 4rnsnoio6dsf on Der
'Sitieite bes aespifhen Meeres elm.
gcnonrnerL fuie In einer orabtlofen
MeIoung bon Mosf1u beridtet tuirb.
2onoon, 8. Gebr. -9olifetuiitiite
Gruppen itno nnd elmer attberen
orabtloien Melbung bon 9aosfait
fieareib in Sbeiid eiifaeorllngen.
Sn Der @egenO oes aaufains ia.
bem bic golideipiitcn 8Iogaoornon,
81 @aeilen oitlid bon Gtabrapol
beictt.
aopcrlbagen 8. sSebr. -Gtr bic.
iiee 8ertreter Der 5obiet.9aegiprung
2itbinoff III bon 3robfn benodrid.
tigt iporoch 0af, britild)e, frauaofiide
unO itolieniide MiifionsItationen IN
Sibirien bon oen golid)ctuiiten belcbt
iino. Die ssniailen iuerben
gut bebanbelt. 9el9e gtationen ae-
meint firo, iii unbefannt. Sin Sar.
bin in Der Monoidurei fonlcn naa
2on6oner 9epeidcn ON 20. Sontior
biplonrotiid)e gertreter Der Naiierten
aus Sibirien ait gon gbito, Sibi.
rien, fpuroen iilltar Dem 10. Sanltar
Die @efanaennabtne elmer an3ab[
anlerifnniider Sn9erieare ttno &C.
biilfen bonn Soften 2ret8 eelneloet.
aonltantinopeIh 9. iScbr.-Nad
bon 8oeiia begonne1 oif
ausldnber bic Sta6t an 5reitag all
berlafIen als britiihe Sdjiffe itber
bic Stabt aat feuern begannen. Die
itolroen bier MlciIen
Der Staot. Gret britiihe
un6 Elm arell8er. iotpie
Der amerifaniide 3erftprer nGolbot~
lieeen Dor SOeiio. 3lpeibunoert
Qronfc in6 $50 Hiihtiinee ipur6an
bon Dem omerifnniihen SanoeIs-
oonlpfer oRababo4 aufgenonll1en.
2ofio, 81. sSaii. (@eripGtet -
Sier iperoen boTid)einiftiide Gn-
porltngen eegen Die eSnponer auf
Der ssnfeI Gofolit getneloet. Sid.
tiee iapaniide 9etroleunr. uno Berg.
merits. .anloge, iinb oiigeariifen NOR
ben. Cine Militdr- gbteilnng lit ouf
oreibig edIitte1t rad Spm ehaits
pfnt obge9nngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
cateitt>Nittcrika ilitS
Sic 111cttrcczDcktriil
san salbabpre luinid,t cine Grfla.
RING bon ben Ser. staaten;
anbere StaateH beobadJtem.

Balbinston, 8. 5eb Die Idtei1ti,
iben a1noer bes anlerifanilben Son,
tinests, ipeIebe an Der 5rieoensfol'
feren5 teiIuabnlen, llno ebenfals Die.
ienigea ipeIAe eitlgeraoen fpnroen
liid an bic 8olferIied onauidlieBen,
parten eeipafitt oas Grgebnis Der
gnfroge San Salpators on bie Ser.
Staater ob, in ipelher bieie eriubi
lperbeu, Die Monroe 9oftrtn 80 ct.
fldreb 10 ooB iene erfabren po8u
iie lire 3uItinnlung geberL ipenn fte
Der 2iga beitreten.
9os 5toatsoeportertent bot Den
gmpfang Der 9eote beg Miniiters oes
2luspartigen bon San eaIpnoor
GareOes beltGtiet, uno es lit iest
Yflidt oes 9r1iibenten 8ilion, cine
9(ntmort 81 ertiperfen. Ilnteroeiien
berbatl0eln lotei11iid oneritaniide
Stnatsndnner Die sSroge ut0 etttige
oieier 2dnoer soeern NIT ibrent 8ei.
tritt, Bis eifte definition oer Mon-
roe 9oftrin befonnt geeeben tpirb.
Der &ittlpeis nrf oieWfonroe 0of-
trim lit iut 81. artifel bes 8oIfer.
liga 8ertroges uno Ioltet iuie
foIst: pRidts in oieiem 8ertrag ioll
10 aufsefoBt iperoen boB es bic Sill.
tigfeit internntionnler Mmo1unaen,
|lpie idieosridterlider @ertrGee, ober
reeiondIer @inberItdnoniiie, ipie Der
Monroe 9oftrin, beriibrt."
san 6aIbabor glnubt, bnB noieier
.g[rtifel, Der iiber ben eanaen Son.
tinent nit ginidIub Der Ser. stan-
ten bic ipdrnlIte 0isfaiiion beroor-
geruien bot, fuegen feiner aiir5e nno
mangelnoer &Iarbeit" elmer grfl6.
rung be6iirfe, oa er nbotn it1terrtios
uolen @eiihtspu1ft aus einet ne..
idieoenen sluslegline nntCluorten
iuer6en fonne". nnb troboem i'm
8olferlieobertrog Die Wionroe 0of-
trin otrerfdnttt iporoen lei, eebe eg
ofIr bic bodltfriebIihe slbiift Der
gendnnten 9oftrin fein borutpniides
gegeenen oes 8erIt1ubniiies nod
oes llrteils". ga nun tros oIler
glenberuneen iniO trob e1n3Iider
geruerfitng hes @eriraees brrd1 ben
nnerifdniiden Senat Die 8eitim-
mingen oes Gertroges fir Die an.
oeren uttteraeidneten gsotionen bia-
bend blieben. 10 tpiir6e bic Wfonroe
0oftrin anlS 6unoomentalgritrt
6es omerifaniiden Stnotsredts bon
alien golfern onerfannt iperben. Die
ben gertrog unterseidnen", einerlei
OF Sie Ser. Stooten beitreten ooer
nibt, Iaber miro bic 9sotipenoigfeit
elmer Gnsleaiina oes llriprtngs uno
ltnfan9s Der Monroe 9oftrin nidi
nur fir oie gnttpidIiira Der boben
3iele oes Ton.gl .glmerifoitismus, ion.
bern ond] fiji Die geibeboIting Der
nrIpriineIihen Neinbeit iino bes sln.
iehens nerieIben Inn 10 hrinnennar- "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09

aud Die 1trfade, bob i9 itteine NH
augeiteIIten Gbren6iplome Der ltni
periitdten 9rforb, 2iberpooI, ct. stn.
6reins, Sarboro anb Gbicago 5er.
reibe itno ite siiriididide. alle tneirt
9oleeen ottoerer oeutiher timber.
iitaten biIligen n1eine Sonblting
8ir iino Der Meinung, 6oB Iif feir
Gaitider finoen miro, SenferQrbeit
fir bic aaiierten au berri1ten, uni
ieber 8erftrh, bic g[uslieFeriing mi
Betpolt ait erolpingen, tpiro an BEN
8iSerTtdno Der 9dtion aerTheGen. "
Ser fritbere 8ioefdn5ler Selfferid
idgt: eGs lit bic groBte n1oraIiidje
iinb pbbiiife 11ntttoslidfeit IN BET
8eltgeIdlihte.
glit0olph 8reiiheio, 8ortfiihre,
Der itlobbdngigen So5inIiIten. faat:
yGie bolitiihe 8boie Der ssroee III
iDobl oos 8idtigfte. Ser @ebanfe,
Sitnberte bon 9aitfden diis3uliefern,
gibt benz Electromagnetic neue Sob.
runa unb berbreitet fif) nif 4reiie.
Die 6en gn6eutihen uno benz Whli.
torisinlis bisber fernftdnoen. Sollte
oog gegantp1rtige 9abinett eeatpun'
gen fem. sii reiienierert bnnn oitrfte
fid1 idtperIib eines finbert 6os feline
aorriere oaflit beginnt, ooB es Den
SorSerltnaen entipridlt. Die oa.
burdl entitebenoen Gofacn itno I'm.
bercfenbar. sfTfes bGngt non ben
RaBnnbmen Der Gntente ob. gs
mag fih ereigneiL baB Die Sffisiere
eriiid)t tperben, fid freiipillig sii
ifeIlen. Inn 9entidlan1 Dor ipeiterem
GIeno al befpohren. gfuf dIIe 5dIfe
beFinoert mir itns In fritiid,er Gage.
fSinans-@einiiter eraberaer er.
f[1rte, ct babe berindt. cine Roticu
at betuceer, eeeen Die ausliefe.
rings .Toroeriing ein3utreten. iinb
oIs Gntgelt 6ofiir Elm lGeparot.
8iinhnis onaeboten, ii,oefien obne
GrFoIg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
Maet Aeeicrmte Scr
11attldiiiakeit an
geim San Der Galpeteranlase an
Wlnsela Sbuals iuaren nerbre.
deriIdjc gernadlGiiisnng
gang anb sdbe.

@oibineton, Q. Sebr.-@in 8e
ri6t, Der bon MnIdnloiguneen ber
brederifd)er 0adlGiiigfeit uno Ser
idhenbung in Der Ginrid)ti,ng oe1
Suftialpeterfabrif 3u MhtscIa Sbooli
itrott, iuuroe Oem GriegsfoItenfoni
tee beg Snlties bon Mnrf Gnons boz
arfa0ia, Gal, einem friiberem Weit
glie6 oes nlilitdrifden sSntel[iaens
biiros, boraeIegt. ct bebouptct
ihon friiber 129 beidtporene I'm
fIneeidriften nit gaofjfueiillnaer
ilber llnfiibigfeit, berbredjeriid,
ytadIdiiigfeit ltno Gdtpii,oel mad
gsaibinetoft eefdidt 5i bohen, obnI
bob oies iraer1o ipelde 5olqen &c
bobt bdtte. Gr legte 6ent aomitrt
einen aorh poa Dofllmentc Dor mi
idlilncrte Die 3uitdnoe, mie er iie II
f3 8csben fennen lerttte.
SAT- 5000 @asgpns miif,is.
Ma6renb ongcblih oIle ar1fte oei
dbnen i'm Sronsport bon gaab,
rltngsalitteG itnh ari@Sntoteria[ on.
aeibornt tporen 1tno Ser ginnen,
lambs. s.Grndtperfcbr idtper geifdoigI
ipitr6e, itan6en 1928 @aggons bor
10 bis 20 Sagen BEL Der anlngc
iniiBia poourdJ Der Regierung So,
iten bon $Si 900 ipGbrcno Der erIter
6 Mondtc bon 1918 etpuhien. 30C
Neitpfer0e intrben bereit gebolten,
bic fiernano broudte. Soufenoe bon
automobile f1uroen berlDenoet, lin
arbeiter lino glngeItelIte bon itnS
5lt Der arbeit su fabren. Der glon
mar iebr e;nfnf). Die Grboiter fai,f.
ten olIes Moglide, benn bon iebenl
beraitgenbten Dollar erbieIten fie
cine aonntiIiion. Gs iuitroen 10 pieIe
8eipanne gehalten. onb 9efebI ge,
aegeben iperoen ntuBte, 6iefeIben IN
gepeaung su bolten, lin @eIdlper.
ben bor5ubcngen. Ginern 11nter.
fcntraftor tpuroen $500 be5oblt, Inn
feine eigenen @eipanne, fit oeren
Dienit ct bc8ahlt erbieIt, au beauf.
fihtiaei,. eSeber gufieber nit einern
@eboIt bon $150 ntonatIid], erbieli
ein g(uto 5ur 9erfiigung. &unocrtg
bon Gdbrten, beren Soften Die Me.
gteriits tragen miiBte, iparen ridts
ioeiter ols 8eraniiaingstouren ii.
!. 10. ebans ipiro beute feline gfus.
iagen fortfeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09

oem Meg gelegt, Die itttter Giibriins
bon 9orab BON ssSoabo bic @ieoer.
erofinung Der gerbnnolungesi an
berbinoert itreben tueroen 8ornD er.
fI1rt, oab bei Der 1tnnaGgiebigfeit
bon 2ooee utto gSilion bic ipeitere
geiddftigung oes Senats NIT BEN
@ertroa cine 3eitberiGiper0nng fei.
bic notlpenoiee geiehlide MnBregeIn
perbinbere. Seite Gnfidt iuir0 botr
tnebreren Senatoret auf bei6en
Seiten Der aalrtrner geteilt; bod fino
Die n1eilten 10 eifrig fit bic Hntifi.
aierlina, oab lie eiitcf. neiien 8eriuh
5ur lleberbrildltns Der Spdltitng 1ltd.
den tuollen, ebe Der grGiinertt be-
nohrihtigt tpirb, oaB oer Senat
ni1ts nit bent Nertrag atlfdneen
fnrt. ssSnt Sale Die bette eingelei4
tete @otififGtionsbeiDegiing febT-
idlagt, ertportet man, OaB Der Notb.
ridt an ben Yrditoellten cine
Reioltttion folgen lpirO, bic ben
ariegs5nltano atpiidet ben Ser.
Stoaten unb 9eiiti6lnn6 fir beens
bigt erfIdrt.
9os betltige Senntsprogrdr1nt lit
in Den Sdn0en oes Seuators 2ooge
alg 8orfibenoen oes aonlifees fiir
altstpartige angeleeenbeiten. &c
anfobt: /. bas 8erlangen bes ge.
notors 2obee nad eiaer einftinl11i.
gen @enebntieung sur auf1ebung
Der geIGaftsreeeln, i'm bic @ieoer.
attfnohnle Scr gerbdr0Inngeft iiber
ben gertraa alt erriogliehen. 2.
5olLte oieIcs berpeiserf iper0en,
fpir6 bic gtifbebung Der gfegeIn
bnrh NbItintnlitrtg (3ipri0rittelnlehr-
bpit) bcrgeilolllnlen. 5. gfad gIlif-
bebune Der Hegaln miro 2p6ae Be.
nrtrostn, ben @ertraa bent aorHiiee
fir nigparttge 9ngelegenheifen 5lt
iiberipeiiett nit Der ssSt1Itritftion bent
feIben fofort iuie0er al ben 5erat
ein5ltberidten. 9ieie porlamentari.
iden MoBnobnlen idlieBen bn8 bei.
tige Grogrontm BEG Genots ob. Die
yl1uberiobnIiden~, bon oeneit inon
ertportet, oai3 iie nit ibren NlGnen,
oie 8ieoerberntling oes gertrngs Sit
binbern cine iiberipdltisalloe Nieoer.
loge erIei0en iperoett tperben ferner
ieoe geidrdrfitng Der 9feoefreibeit
o1trh glotnre ltiip. 5tt bittertreibett
iuhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
wetterl,eridtt

Sir Omaha nno limgegenb =
sdon belite unb Gienstoe; ettpos
f6Iter beitfe naft.
Sir gecbrnsfo = SdGn beitte
nodt uno 9ieustne; etipas talter
bente nodt, rino I'M iiiofiG5entraIen
9eiI iteieenoe Sentperatrr anl
Diengfoa: ip1rmer I'M iueitIiden Sci!
beiite n1dt.
3 Giir Soiua-- Sdon beute nadt
ur6 Gienstas; t6Iter beuie nudt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
5iote Saline uni Dem Beridltsge.
bGuAe.

Sombitone. slri8.. 8. 6ebr.-@ii
groBem grftollnen foben oie gesuob-
ner Sonlbitcnes om Santstag rnor.
gen cine 9roBe rpte SABINE bon Der
Glogsenitonee oes @eridtseeb6lbes
herlnlterineben. in ipeId|etn bic 8er-
hnnoIunaen iibcr Die sIusipeiiiina
itnttfinoeu.
Cine llnteriithuns ipur0e fofort
eingeleitet uno Snblrei1e gerboftitn.
gen norgenonimen, Bis idjliebIih elm
SpobboaeI, 9eipen gbnoiDid. fih
meloete, Der oas &eboIuticnsbonner
bes Spabes baIbrr oufaebibt bate.
or tunroe ioFort eiueeIoht nno fpiro
fid, bor Dem 9fidlter All bcranttucrten
h0ber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
lSinridlinns aaf 20. Ssbrnur
beridlpben.

2intoIn glebr., 8. Seb.-@ouber.
ueur @caeIbie bat ben Sooestag fir
u. 9. Grnmmer unS u. q. Cole
ouf Sen 90. 6ebriar beridoben. Die
fiir samstng oneeiette Sinrihtlng
iuiirbe outoniatiid1 sebinSert, oIs oas
Observation-Disclosures cine ge'
rilfimg an oos gunoesfreiseeridjt in
ct. 2ouis in oem Sobeos CORPUS
@erfobren sii @ltnften @rontii.ers
nR|tattni-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
,,SsaSluooo Did" aeiturben.

2os glngpIes, 8. 5cb. = &iddro
9n[lod. emit in ipeiten areiien be-
farnt ino beriibut als pGeaonooo
Old, Der flirdtlnie 5ubrmamt. oei-
len ME febIenoc 9iidie itnO 9iitnIe
monde 2aSung GoelmetaIlg bon ben
8lof sins nod1 Gntoba eeleitete,
itorb i'm hieFeen &oIpitaI i'm aIter
bon rs Sabren. Seine ipirfIiden iinb
nnaeoidteteu g6eriteuer fiiIlen niele
Sefte bon Sintertreppenromanen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
eSnflaensa in gscidlen.

8oibinotun, 8. Sebr. giah ben
i'll offentliden @eiilnbbeitsoot eir.
qeloiifenen .@erihten aus Is Stdn-
fen lit oie ,SllfIuensa in ben uteilten
@eqenoen gum 5tiIIitnno getnmmen
1ino 5eiat in oroereu eiuen inert.
Ii6en 8iidgong.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-09
Glsmetltean in aesapten.

Cairo, 8. Sebr.-9er friihere
fron5oiiide .Miniiter 8eo.
glemencenii III bier geitern eiltae.
troffen; er sebei,ft, gang aegppten
su tereiiat
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
l|||eHER CORN
aiaf
/ PRICES RESULT
Of DEPLETIONS

Chicago. March 20. - Higher
prices in the corn market resulted
today to a considerable extent from
pcantiness Of the stock on hand
here and from the fact that receipts
this morning have no indication OF
any important increase Ct the crop
movement.
Gripping OF wire service, how
ever, confined demand almost en-
tirely TO Chicago traders. Besides
gossip was current that plans were
being worked out for better dis
trtbution OF railway cars.
Opening prices, which ranged
from Nc to 1c higher, with May
$1.56A to 1864, and July 1501a
TO s151, were followed by slight
general setback, and then by new
upturns.
Continued export demand for rye
and wheat was a bullish factor in
the past part OF the day but was
partly Offset by lack of foreign call
for oats. Corn closed unsettled
&c net lower to 1tsc advance, with
May 1,55s to 1.56 and July 1.50h
to 1904.
Oats were firmer with corn. Aft
er opening unchanged to NC high
err, including July at 791sc to 79Ac
the market sagged little, and
then hardened again.
Provisions showed strength. La
Dor difficulties at the stock yards
appeared to be in some degree re-
spOnsible.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
The Day in Davenport

an immense grandstand to afford
citizens view of all sorts of athlet-
lc entertainments. The river front
has been suggested as the location
OF the new project.
/ Mexicans Charged With Burglary.
Six Mexicans have been appre-
hended in the police dragnet spread
over the town after the report of
the theft of $500 in cash and Jew
elry from the home of Mrs. Mabel
Allandi, 210 Iowa street early Sat-
urday evening. Three revolvers and
i a knife were found on the sextet
after they had been taken to the
police station.
Death Record.-Walter l.. Camp,
brother of Frank Camp, 1916 Far
! nam street. well known local insur-
! ance man. died at San Diego, Cal,
at noon Friday. according to word
received by relatives here. The
deceased was the son of the late J.
II. Camp, pioneer Of Davenport, and
spent the early part of his life in
this city. He left Davenport 80
years ago for Seattle, Wash, and
had made his home in the west ever
since. He was 81 years old. Those
who survive are Frank Camp, Laura
Camp and another sister, Mrs.
Thomas W. Hine of Boise, Idaho.
John Lillis passed away Satur-
day morning at 4:30. O'Clock at
Mercy hospital after a lingering i'll
ness. He was 50 years of age. De-
ceased was born in Ireland in 1867
and for a number of years had been
employed at the Rock Island arse
nal. For several years he had made
his home at 12S West First street.
Services were held yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock from the Ruhl and
Ebert funeral parlors with services
at St Anthony's church at 2::SO
o'clock. Interment was made in
Holy Family cemetery.
Nine-year-old Donald Neumann
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Neumann,
l12o Scott street, passed away Sat
urday morning at 3:45 o'clock after
long illness. The boy was born
in Amity. Oregon. in 1910 and had
only lived in Davenport for the past
three months. Those surviving are
the parents. two brothers, Grant and
Carl and sister, Grace. The re-
mains were taken to the Horrigan
funeral parlors from where funeral
services were held yesterday after
noon. Rev. Frank Cole officiated at
the parlors and the remains were
shipped to Minnesota for burial.
Mrs. Johanna Schleth. nee Evers
passed away Saturday evening at
7::30 o'clock at the family residence
2011. Rockingham road after a sew
eral years illness. She was born
Feb. 5. 1852, in. Friederichstad, on
der Elder. Holstein, Germany, and
was united in marriage there to
Henry Schleth in 1877. The couple
came to Davenport in 1882. Beside
her husband several nephews and
nieces survive. Funeral arrange
|ments will be announced later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
CONDITION OF
COUNTRY ROADS
BOOSTS OuMG

For the past two weeks many
miles OF road in Mercer county have
been almost impossible. Roads
that have been oiled in previous
years are practically the only roads
that an automobile could pass over.
A program has been arranged
whereby about As miles of country
roads in Mercer county will be oil
ed this spring. Many have con-
tributed to the $4,000 which is nee
essary to cover the expense of this
improvement Persons who have
attempted to drive over. the roads in
the past few days have realized the
importance of oiling, and vowed
everlasting allegiance to oil. A
considerable share of the sum need
ed has been subscribed. Every per-
son who drives an automobile
should contribute to this collection
so that Mercer county can rank as
high as regards good roads as she
does in agricultural pursuits.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
Moline and East Moline
Moline Obituary
Mrs. Mary Smith.

Mrs. Mary Smith died early this
morning in the home Of her niece.
Mrs. G. L. Benson. 1921 Sixth ave-
nue.. Her death was due to heart
failure. Mrs. Smith had resided in
Moline for seven years.
Mary Griffiths was born in 1874
in Manchester, England. She was
married to Albert ]. Smith at Anna,
ILL.,, who preceded her in death.
She came from England to this
country SO years ago. Surviving
her are two brothers, Arthur and
William H. Griffiths of Golden. ILL.,,
and one sister. Mrs. Sarah ]. For
Der of this city. Her niece, Mrs.
Benson, also survives her. Mrs !.
Smith was a member of the Baptist
church at Anna.
Funeral services will be held at
2 Wednesday afternoon in the Ben
son residence, Rev. r. S. Haney to
officiate. Burial will be in River
side cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
MISSION BAND OF
LUTHERAN CHURCH
HAS THANKS MEET

Last nights services in the Swed-
ish Lutheran church of Aledo were
in the charge of the junior mission
band. Special music and recita-
lions made up the program for the
thanks offering services. The pro-
ceeds of the collection last night
are to be used in the support of
the war orphan which the band has
adopted. Rev. ]. c. Mattson, pas
tor of the church, opened the ser
vices with a scripture reading and
prayer. REGULATIONS by various
members of the junior class were
given. Piano and clarinet solos
comprised the music. Before the
services were closed Rev. Mr.. Matt
son addressed the congregation
with a few words. A goodly sum
was collected for the support OF the
orphan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29
THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a HARMLESS Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
situte for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive.
colored tablets are the result of DR..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does. but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids, 1t is best not to
take calomel Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, dizziness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and
disordered liver. Take Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel ''logy" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits, lOcand 25c.