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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-16
ART CLASS MEETING

A meeting of the art class. conduct
ed by the art committee of the Wom-
ans Club. will be held tomorrow
morning at the club house. beginning
ar 10 o'clock.
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WHITTINGTON, the grocer. can
save you money on your supplies.
Read the advertisement in today's
paper Phone 377. 16-4t
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25 PER CENT GUARANTEED

On your Investment in one of my
small farms If this interests you,
write me. J. R. Davis. Barlow. Flor
ida. 2-7-11t*
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Undergraduate nurse would like the
care of invalid or children. Address
or phone Miss Carleton, Kendrick. 6t~
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Get rid of those aches and pains;
take Mystery Red Drops for Rheu-
matism and Blood Disorders. At the
Anti-MOnOpOly Drug Store. 19-lm
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-16

Give her a box Of beautiful station
cry on Valentine Day. 1t will be a
most acceptable gift. A wonderful as
sortment at THE SPECIALITY SHOP,
a. E. Gerig. 1O-5t
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Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets will
absolutely relieve any cold. Money
back if not satisfied Sold only at
Gerig's Drug Store. 1-3O-tf
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See the 1OOO-foot reel story of the
Maxwell and Chalmers factory at the
Temple theater this evening.
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See the special grocery prices being
offered by WHITTINGTON all this
week Phone 377. l6-4t
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MRS. SARA JANE MANLY
Vocal culture at the Woman's Club
Studio hours 10 to II a. m. 16-l2t~
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Another fresh shipment Of Nun
nally's, "The Candy Of the South, at
Gerig's Drug Store. l-3O-u
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Since the meeting referred to in the
foregoing, the British Empire cotton
growing committee has recommended
that the British board of trade grant
10000 for five years to that commit
tee to promote the growth Of cotton
within the empire The committee
stated that the British cotton indus
try drew four-fifths Of its supplies
from the United States and said there
was evidence of a world shortage Of
cotton. Confidence was expressed by
the committee that if proper meas
ures were taken it would be possible
to grow within the empire ga very
lareg proportion of the cotton it re-
0I;ires"
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Housekeepers viii profit by reading
ad. today. 16-4t
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ENGLAND WILL GROW COTTON

Manchester, Eng, Jan. 28.-(By the
Associated Press. .)-Lancashire cot
ton interests are so seriously disturb
ed regarding the future supply of raw
cotton, that a special meeting of the
chamber of commerce was called re-
Gently called to consider "the serious
menace to the staple trade of Ian
cashine which may arise in the event
Of Americas inability to supply this
country's future demand for raw cot
ton"
The meeting also adopted a resolu-
tion calling on the government to take
Immediate steps TO promote the grow
ing of cotton within the British En-
pire.
Edwin Stockton, presiding, referred
to the pessimistic reports brought
back by delegates who had attended
the conference at New Orleans, and
said it must be remembered if any
thing occurred to interrupt materially
the supply Of raw cotton to Lanca-
slime, the business here would be
faced with possible ruin and the whole
country would suffer. The speaker
cited authoritative reports regarding
increased consumption in America and
decreased production of cotton and
said:
at would seem that the growing of
cotton within the empire would re-
main one of the most desirable OBJ
jects which our statesmen could fos-
ter"
Sir William Barton, member Of
parliament, proposed resolution re-
cording a sense of danger of a future
shortage of cotton and urging the gov
eminent to take steps without delay
to advance by every means IN its
power the growing of cotton within
the empire He thought Mesopotamia
the most hopeful spot TO meet the
needs of Lancashire. Egypt, ne said,
had increased its acreage by so per
cent in the last 25 years but the total
crop had scarcely increased and he
expected very little help from India.
T. Crook thought the money spent
III trying to grow British cotton had
been to a large extend wasted and
that America was the most likely
place to increase the Lancashire cot
ton supply. Sir William Barton's
resolution was adopted.
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NOTICE

Members of Business and Professional
WOmen's Club
On account of the flu epidemic the
banquet to have been given Tuesday
evening has been postponed to a later
date. ct Ruth Erwin, Sec'y.
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Weather Forecast: Fair tonight and
Tuesday; frost tonight to about the
9th parallel, killing in north, heavy
ir central portion. not so cold Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21
Roomers Wanted

BOOMERS WANTEp-At 3f4 Tow
50 upstairs. Hammond s-21-
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Y = A Z Z LIZ = 7.
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
6-21-1
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or SALE OF ARTIrL rs
UNDER TRADEsMEN's LIEN



Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned ". f. CONKEY COMPANY
a corporation, VIII at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
( on the lst dsN Of July 1920 al the Of
nee Of the said " r. Conkev company
on Cenkey Avenue near the intersection
of Madison street. in The CITY Of Ham
mond Indiana. offer for sale tho fol
loving described personal property
700 Bundles approximately ESQ
600 folded sheets OF Con
federate and Military His
tory.
$50 Bundles approximately 1880
folded sheets History Or Mis-
sissippi Vol
2oS Bundles approximately 45.5eo
folded sheets History or MIS-
sissipni Vol 2
200 bundles approximately ss.775
folded sheets Union Army.
Volumes ] 20 inclusive.
1880 Bound books Of different
Volumes eff Confederate His
tory.
61Sl Electro-type plates Confeder-
ate History. 1 to II inclusive.
at public auction 10 paw the charges of
the ". 8. Ccnkey Company for The do
upon certain electro-type plates and un-
bound books bound books and rnaterals
furnished and for the storage Of ali
said articles for almost twenty wears
last nast which said expense and labor
and The storage Of SAID personal pron
crty was necessarily incurred in keep
lng and taking care OF said personal
property during all of said time. which
(
left BY 5. a. Brant but in which per
sonal property perhaps the Century His
torlcal Association the Southern His
torical society Federal Publishing Com
pany and Western Historical Assoc,st,on
may have some interest and from which
said plates when 50 altered and changed
were printed certain portions or certain
books ind certain books were completed
in fun
The fair and reasonable charges for
doing such work and for the storage |
~hich mas not been paid. ana the amount |
nov due and unpaid for such work. Ia
eor ana for SUCH storage. IS the sum Of |
Al.ofll3' that said charges we're due |
more than SIX months prior 10 the Civ
nS Of this NOTICE. that the said ". |
'onkey COMPANY claims lien on said
W 'beIAN ana j. now holding the same
under the provisions Of Sections ssos
70 s5l5. Burns Revised Statutes of the
state NJ Indiana
SAID property will be offered in the
GLOWING manner LIST The books and
printed matter above described. or
sufficient amount OF the same to paw ali
y the charges. including this notice and
he expense Of sale. and II said printed
natter does not bring sufficient sun,
2 pay All such charges. then said plates
sil be offered for sale and If no bid
e made FOR the same in severalty. then
II Will be offered az whole.
TERMS OF SALE
The sale will he for cash or n the
purchaser prefers. one-third cash ono
bird in two months. and ono-third in
our months, the deferred pa vm~nts ia
e secured to the satisfaction Of the "
;. Conkev Company.
". 3. CONKEY COMPANY.
'ated this 7th cay of June 1920
6-7-I4-21
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Lost and Found.
Situation w anted

PRIVATE switchboard operator Will do
relief work during summer months
from 10 O'Clock a M. or including eve
nings If necessary. Phone East Chicago
i4'o 6-1e-2
W a NTED-Small sets of books TO keen
close and open experienced refer
ences Address A-192 Times Hammond,
s-19-3
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$3.50


After tins date | viii not he respon-
sibie for debts contracted BY any one
but myself
FRED DREWANZ
80 HOFFMAN street
e-ls-5 Hammond, Ind
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Room and Board.

BOARD AND ROOM in room. men
or man and wife near C0nker plant
1871 Van Buren,. Phone Hammond 1857
6-2l-3
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on and after this date I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife
WILLIAM PETERS.
2s5 Truman Ave
e-l9-S Hammond Ind
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classified ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO REST-By rcsponsihIe
party furnished house on or before
Aug LIST Address Alas Times Harm
mond e-iS-S
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WANTED:-75 Laborers at
$3.50 per day, steady work,
Interstate Iron & Steel Co.,
East Chicago. 0-ls-s
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OWN A HOME

- w ~ n 11OQ4G
room cottage. Todd ave large attic.
ruiz basement. furnace heat nearly nov
and IN good condition. Price $500. is
away below cost OF production 5000. 90
cash and balance like rent
rooms and bath cottage on 14tth
street me location. gas and electric
hight fun basement Price for auick
sale $500 s5fr cash. balance month
rooms and bath. cement block house.
Nerthcote avenue. ste cam heat large cor
aer lot. hne location and a real bargain.
al $500 90. We can arrange teRms
Beautiful home Barring Ave largo.
rooms and bath. best location in the
sltH beautiful grounds and schruhberv
tot ~ r. 80 east front. newly nalntea
ana decorated first class condition ia
every way A homo YOU would IL rro,is
g own Worth $1,000 more than W
are ASKING. owner leaving town. VIII
take 100000 Good terms
Smith, Hamilton Company
Open Evenings. Phone g lao
FOR sAI.E~-On the south SID. p-eII
quit room bungalow. hard Wood
hoors and trim. garage Price Is mn
) .ooN cash J. s Rlackn1un 60 ISL
e's'e .. hammond 6-21-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Curt Landlord OF the Landlord Tire
supply IS happN lad these days.
Fuhaing operations have heen COM
Pieteo ana ne IS now eomfcrtabI To-
Gated a 754 Holman street.
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AUTO GOSSIP ofTooave--Af "
The Q h Garage mas secured tho
agency for the Crow Elkhart. a med
luH priced car tnat IS said 10 he prov
lns mighty popular pleasure boat
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THE EYE OPENER SALE

is still drawing large crowds.
Come prepared to buy
your neighbor has taken adj
vantage Of this sale, why
don t YOU attend and save
many dollars, don be mis-
led. Look for Banner across
the street, Furniture Bar
gains. Look for clock in the
center Of sign. HAMMOND
FURNITURE CO., j. Arkin
Mgr, 242 E. State ST., Ham
mond, Ind. sA-9
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WANTED:-Boys, 10 years
of age, Enterprise Bed Co.
Hammond, Ind. s-l'-a
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LEGAL NOTICES


Will not br responsible for debts con
tracted by anyone but myself after this
date.
GEORGE CsOYI.E
s-la-S Main Hotel
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING

COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day and Tuesday June 2sth and 29th
1920 there will be 2 Special Meeting
of The County Council Or Lake County.
Indiana. FOR the purpose Or making ar
preparations for the following.
ESTIMATE OF ADDITIONAL AP
PREPARATIONS 1921
Fsfir,ate raoo
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WANTED To RENT Furnished or IN
forniShcd house on south side within
next 50 DAYS Address A-tS9 Times,
Hammond. S-1S-3
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WANTED:- Transfers for
steady work, Indiana Har-
Dor Lumber & Coal Co., Tel.
Ind. Harbor ZIG. s-ls-2
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For Rent.

FOR Rents room modern n at. hot
water heat 4a7 State St Apply fS-
State ST. Hammond 6-2l-2
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WANTED TO. X E.NT@ House with 10
> acres land t1ose IN Phone 10e1-I
Hammond s2I-3
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WANTED: - Painter and
Paper Hanger, steady work
Albert Surra, 1906 Tod Ave,
East Chicago. S-ls-l
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WAETEp@Boys over Is years OF age
Permanent positions, easy work, high
est wages Apply az once. W. B. Con
key Co. Hammond. 6-l9-2
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~ ANTED-Night waiter hours reason
= Bile $40 per week and board. OfKeefe
American Cafe 552 10th ST Whiting.
6-19-S
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ANANTED-Middle aged man for night
watchman. good wages steady work.
Write L. r. + IS. Gary Times. CARY.
s-2l-5
Wa 7ED-Ca rpenter for rough factory
work. Steady work firasselli C7as mi
cal Co. East Chicago IND. 6-o1-5
Read The Times Want Ads
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WANwED-Car repair men. air brake
mon. painters, journal packers. oIler
Sinclair Refg GO. Repair Dept Gate /.
East C'hica 90. 6-l9-6
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
LID down ON z
FAMOUS PLACES
Chicago Closes C0losimos and Ike
Blooms Restaurants
Abruptly.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Colosimo's
restaurant, 2126 s. Wabash avenue,
and Ike Blooms Midnight Frolics,
Is East Twenty-second street, two
Of the most famous all-night caba-
rets in Chicago, were closed tight
as q drum shortly after Z o'clock
last night on orders Of Mayor
Thompson.
The startling action was brought
about through the revocation of the
amusement. restaurant and dry
cabaret licenses.
No reason was given by the po-
lice. Lieutenant James MCMAHON
OF the South Clark street station in
formed the managers that the clos
ing orders were forwarded by
Chief Garrity.
The licenses Of the cabarets
have been frequently revoked only
to be restored a few months later.
Their names we're brought into
many graft and murder trials.
James Colosimo, former owner Of
the cabaret bearing his name, was
murdered one afternoon several
months ago after being called to
the doer by an assassin still being
sought BY the police.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
n. VIRGINIA
SITUATION
DOUBTFUL
State Puzzles Both Parties
Cox May Obtain Bare
Majority Of Vote.
BIZ DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The ArgusD

Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. 27.-West
Virginia is being classed as doubt
ful largely because the situation
here Is puzzling and has most peo-
pie guessing.
The basis on which the Demo-
Gratis claim the state is superficial
ly as plausible as the method of
calculation Of the Republicans. A
three-cornered race for governor
with a regular Republican and an
Independent Republican and q
Democrat has complicated matters.
But the outstanding fact is that
the situation. while not without
anxiety to the Republicans, is new
ertheless such that Senator Hard
ing may be expected to win the
states electoral vo,e. Democrats
will dispute this and point to the
trend which has started in toward
Cox on the League of Nations is
sue. They will also point conf
IDENTIFY to the mining camps and
argue that Cox is assured of the
labor vote because Of his we'll
known friendliness to the miners
of Ohio. On the other hand, it is
well to examine the laboring vote
in this state with relation to that
very issue and see whether the
miners will be guided by the views
of their leaders or their own Pc
culiar prejudices. Many miners are
negroes. And in the Clarksburg-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
1 GREAT POWERS
{ TO JOIN LEAGUE
! BALFOUR SAYS
Council at BRUSSELS Closes
Session-Refers Danzig
to Geneva.

Brussels. Oct. 2S.-The council
OF the League Of Nations this
morning closed its sessions in
Brussels. The council took final
adjournment after referring the
question Of Danzig.. the regulations
concerning which are in dispute
between Poland and the authori-
ties Of the free city, to the assem-
bly, Of the league. which is to meet
at Geneva next month.
A. J. Balfour, the British repre-
sentative. In making the closing
address, declared that four great
powers not, now members OF the
league would enter 1t shortly.
without these great powers" he
added, 1t is impossible to predict
what the league may accomplish" I"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
DALRYMPLEHAS
NOT RESIGNED

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-United Press.)
A. v. Dalrymple. head of
the prohibition enforcement officers
for the Chicago district. was expect
ed arrive from Washington late to-
day to work on the investigation
into the Chicago whisky ring"
Although reports continued to be
published that Dalrymple had re-
signed. these were denied by
Dalrymple himself in messages to
newspapers in Chicago and to his
Office here. Dalrymple will Co
operate with the department Of Jus
tice in conducting the investigation
into Chicago's whisky ring, his Of
fice aides here asserted. The fed
eral grand jury is now working on
the whisky ring probe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
ENGLISH ''RED'
GETS SENTENCE
Sylvia PaAkhuRst Sent to Jail tor
Six Months-Lenine Ccrro.
spondence.

LONDON, Oct 2S.--Sylvia Pank-
hurst was sentenced today to SIX
months imprisonment for seditious
utterances against the government.
tSince Sylvia Pankhurst was ar
rested last week II has been made
known by the government that let
ters she had written to Nikolai Ls-
nine. premier Of soviet Russia.
we're In its possession. In one Of
these she was reported rs saying.
alluding to her arrest: Il expect
slx months Imprisonment. I have
considered the hunger strike, hnt
I am afraid that weapon has been
destroyed, since the government Is
letting the Irish hunger strikers
die"
In another letter to Lenine. Miss
Pankhurst was declared to have
written:
i The situation Is most aeuts:
mot ready for revolution yet !,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
BARRIERS RAISE
HAIR CUTS T0s1

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-(United Press)
and shave. $1.s5.
This ID the Happy New Year
Greeting" 2,700 Chicago BARRIERS
plan to hand customers Jan. 1.
They voted yesterday 70 raise the
price Of q haircut to 81 and ! shave
to IS cents.
Barbers opposing. the increase
say Il means more men Will shave
themselves.
The explanation was given that
the cost Of laundTying 100 towels
Is g ~ against IS cents before the
war. and that barbsrs pay from
$50 70 - ~ xAllon Mere ~ -
r than pesvtounly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
BUTCHER BOYS
FA1E!W|TH JURY
Arguments In Wanderef Case Made
Today-Staie Asks for Death
Penalty.

Chicago. Oct. 2S1But two hours
remained today for arguments by
opposing attorneys in the trial OF
Carl o. Wanderer, the butcher boy,
charged with the killing of his wife,
Unborn baby, and . ragged
stranger.
oBennett X. Short, attorney for the
defense, had, one half hour left to
conclude his appeal. followed by .
last plea by Assistant States At
tori.ey James C. O'Brien for the
death penalty. The fate Of the
butcher boy remains in the hands
OF the jurymen after Judge lingo
Pam has delivered his Instructions.
Much comment has been made by
both sides and spectators over
wanderers apparent unmOved de-
tachment from the court proceed
inxs. This attitude has been held
iup by the defense as IN evidence of
innocence while the red necktied
assistant states attorney has
scored sharply Wanderer as aan
actor, " in reality feverishiy anxious
TO win public sympathy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
1ENPORI WOOL ORTH
IIORE RAvAeED !! BY FIRE
CAUSING $4,000 Loss
lanss Raging Uncontrolably for Two Hours This
I Morning, Damage Stocks Of -Four Concerns
on West Second Street.

4, Raging uncontrolled from 10 o'clock until noon,
lre this morning did $50 600 damage in the heart of
1he business district Of Davenport Although the
flames were confined to the Woolworth Sand 10 cent
store building in which the blaze started stock valued
II $4,000 and belonging to the Piazza Candy and
Ft company was ruined and it is expected that the
Walkover and S. B. s. shoe stores which flank the
Two stores in which the greatest damage was done,
vii suffer $1,000 loss EACH
u Memen, playing the flames with streams from IL
lines Of hose fought for two hours before they were
ae to gain the upper hand but even at the time The
Argus goes to press, the flames had not been COM
nlofolu xfinnn1shnd =. -.
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STUDY YOUR JOB

You boast of your expert
ence, but have you ever tried
to use the experience of other
men?
Much of what others have
learned about the kind OF
work you are doing is stored
in books.
Whether you are a clerk in
a shoe store or the head OF
a million-dollar business,
there are books about your
WORK.
This is resource you can
not afford to overlook.
The trouble Is to find the
right books.
That has been made easy by
the American Library asso-
citation. 1t has published a
pamphlet in which are listed
books about all kinds. Of busi-
ness. This is a reliable list
compiled by experts. You can
get 1t free through the Wash
ington Information Bureau Of
The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
ROB D|ETCH Of
COSTLY JEWELS
Thieves Get Big Haul From Hotel
Room Of New York Man In
Chicago.

Chicago. Oct. 2S-Samuel Dietch,
president OF a New York tewelry
house, reported to the detective bu-
reau this morning that jewelry val
ued at $4,000 was taken from his
room in a local hotel during his
absence. Examination OF hotel
employees where the robbery oc-
Cured failed to develop any clews.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
COLORAlO COAL STRIKE.

Denver, Colo. Oct. 28.-Opera-
tions in all but four mines in the
northern Colorado coal fields ceas-
ed this morning az a result Of a
strike of miners for increased
wages and a working agreement,
according to reports received here.
The four mines operating have un-
expired contracts with the United
Ntne Workers Of America