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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
NEW AIRPLANE CARRYING SHIP
 AND l39 OTHER CRAFT UNDER
 CONSTRUCTION FOR U. s. NAVY
America Naval Building Program Will Result in Addition of 40 Vessels to Present Fighting Forces of the Sea-
 Ten Scout Cruisers Will Be Completed Soon

rigged on the flying deck to permit of landing directly on the deck while the Langely is under way. Huge cranes also will be installed to pick planes out of the water.
 Beneath the flying deck other travelling cranes will be provided to hoist aircraft cut of the hold spaces and for carrying them to machine shops, assembling spaces and to the elevators. Shop facilities for repairs will include completely equipped machine shop, wing repairing shop. molding spaces, metal shop and various store rooms.
 Six Divers Being Built
 An ingenious method for providing a smoke pipe without breaking the flying deck area is devised for the Langely. The ship will have two smoke tunnels. one on each side. clear of the flying deck and inter- connected so that the smoke may al ways be discharged on the lee side and thus not interfere with the land ing or discharge of aircraft.
 The fleet submarines building num- Der six. Six others authorized have not bean contracted for. Their prin cipal characteristics will be long cruising radius, enabling them to ac- company the fleet under practically all conditions, and new structural de signs to make them as nearly as pos sible proof from depth charges. The submersibles will be over 300 feet long with displacement of about 2.000 tons. The propelling machinery for surface cruising will be two main Diesel engines aft The other Diesels forward will drive electric generators which will prOvid current for the two main electric motors to propel the submarines when submerged. The estimated surface speed is 20 knots and the submerged speed is ten knots.
 In addition to these new types. Secretary Daniels and the general board have recommended the con struction during the next three years of three other types heretofore un- known in the United States navy. They are the destroyer leader. lCne range cruising submarines and mine laying submarines similar to the German U-1l7
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
Eddie Rickenbacker Has Difficulty Convincing
 Officers of His Identity

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec 25.-Eddie Rickenbacher premier American ace, came within an ace" of spending Christmas in a Chicago jail, instead of with his mother in this city. he told friends here today.
 En route east from California, Rickenbacher registered at a Chicago hotel. The clerk believing him to be the fake Eddie Rickenbacher" who was married in Jacksonville. Fla, early this week and who was alleged to have disappeared later after hay ing embedded several thousand dol lars, called the house detective to ar rest him.
 Aftr much explanation Ricken- bacher convinced the police that he was the real Eddie Rickenbacher and re finally was released
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26

all eXict on three sides For about 100 yards out of the city the railway tracks were removed stopping traffic into the city. The roads immediately outside were torn up and those cross ing the frontiers were barred with tree trunks and wire entaalements. Here and there trenches have been dug from which patrols are keeping a lookout.
 Regular trops surround the block ade line at short intervals Royal guards and carabineers held the sea line while Alpine troops dominate the city from the northeastern heights. What is considered the most donser- ous spot. however. is the mouth of the river Reoina.
 O'Amunzio, according to inlorma- tion leaking out of Plume Is irtualiy taking no rest and is displ2 ying great nervous activity in the work of de fense. He is imparting orders. giving advice, writing proclamations and re- citing aloud.
 O'Annunzo Indignant
 The poet-commander is highly indig- nant about some. of the conditions in General Caviglia's ultimatam. espec- ially that pertaining to the disband- ment of his troops. which he consid- CTS an outrageous offense to the in- dependence of the regency. which he declares had a right to form an army for its own defence, even with foreign subjects, as France and Holland have done in the case of their foreign le- giOns.
 Meanwhile the blockade has caused great increase in the price of all necessaries. some of which have reach ed fantastic sums as owing 10 the danger of starvation. many or the people have purchased large stocks of food
 Tins of condensed milk. for instance have entirely disappeared from the market while fresh milk is not com ing in from the neighboring country which is occupied by Italian forces.
 Meat is food of extraordinary luxury. Measures however have been adopted to punish shopkeepers ana food hoarders.
 Since the blockade was instituted nobody has been able to enter Plume. Many have been obliged 10 turn back some of them being parents desirous of entering the city so that they might persuade their sons to return 10 The regular army and cease assisting in plans contrary to law.
 The number of persons requiring tO be fed in Fiume is fiftty two thousand while the regency is believed to have accumulated rations only sufficient for 36.0O0 for two weeks. This has contributed greatly to the depression Of the citizens who are reluctant to endure privations and suffering even to insure independence
 Americans Leave City
 VENICE Dec 24-Among the Americans who left Fiume since the declaration of a state Of war was Rps sell Coriell. Los Angeles business man d'Annunzio signed a special per nit for him, writing across the pass port he leaves Plume forever to re- urn to his own country"
 The poet placed the defense of 'iume under Captain Hostwenturi.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
ITALIAN FORCES SURROUND FUME CITY COMPLETELY ISOLATED
Bricklayers Tear Down Chimney to
 Rescue Santa

NEW YOR.- Dec. 25- Santa Claus, in this particular instance weighing 340 pounds, got stuck here today while proving to three children that he is no myth and really comes down the chim- ney
 In the home of Alderman Frank J DotZler, three youngsters were caught peeping beneath the com forters keeping a hawkeye on the fireplace and the stockings that hung from the mantelpiece.
 ''rll show 'em." said Santa. He fastened pack of gifts Cn his back and started down the chimney. Half way down, his girth made further passage i'm possible.
 He shouted for help.
 A bricklayer removed part of the chimney, pack of toys was thrown violently to the floor and Alderman Dotzler, removing his disguise, said:
 You're right. kids. there ain't no Santa Claus"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
Youth COnfesses Setting 30 Fires
 For Excitement

UNIONTOWN Pa, Dec 25.-Albert Smith. of Fairhope, arrested in con nection with the incendiary fires which have destroyed and damaged buildings in this region during the last three months has confessed that he started thirty of the fires in the Fay ette City-Brownsville-Be sec tions. the state police announced to- night.
 Headquarters of the state police here and at Ex-Governor where the prisoner was questioned announced that Smith had confessed to estting the fires and that he had to lead the officers that he started the fires just to get some excitement" Smith is aged 19 years and the son of Fairhope real estate dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
3 Missing Naval
 BalloOnists Safe
 In Canada, Belief

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-COnfidence that the three naval ballcOnists miss ing nearly two weeks are sale in the wilds' of Canada and may have 10 wait for weeks before establishing communication with the RockaWay naval air station was expressed tC- day in a telegram from Lieutenant A. w. Evans from Ottawa.
 Lieutenant Evans, working ill con- junction with Canadian authorities. arranged to have a general search conducted for the missing balloon ists in the trapping and lumber camps
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
ROUGH ON THE BURGLARS

CHICAGO Dec 25.-Announcement that he would introduce a plan at Wednesdays city council meeting to make immediate promotion the reward for every patrolmau or sergeant who kills burglar or holdup man in the act of committing crime was mads tonight by Alderman j. 0. Kostner. T believe it is what the force needs" he said, although it may seem lit tie cold blooded Chief Fitzmorris has given it his approval"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
CARDINAL UNCHANGED

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec 25.-Cardi- nal Gibbons celebrated Christmas in his sick room at the home of Robert T. Shriver. near Westminster, Md, today with members of his household with him. He was able to eat some of the Christmas dinner, but visitors were denied him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
sHERIFFs VAULT LooTED

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec 25.-Burg lars footed the vault in the sheriff's office at the county jail here some time last night and took $1750 which had been placed there for safe keep ing by Joseph Zuber. turnkey. it was announced tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
Were Bank Robbers

SIOUX CITY, la, Dec. 25.-James OKeefe and Harry Smith, two of the convicts who escaped from Iowa pris- on at Fort Madison, la. today were members of band of four bank rob bers who footed a bank at Westfield, la, a little town near here, q year ago. They were captured by Sioux City po- lice while trying to get into Sioux City with their loot and taken to the Lemars jail. While in Jail the four robbers shot their way to liberty, kill ing the son of Sheriff Maxwell. They were recaptured by a pu-=c a lew days later, entered plea of guilty of murder and all four were Ssvcn .ife sentences.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
STEAMSHIP RIGHrEp

LONDON. Dec. 25.-The British steamer Chicago City which was re. ported in distress off the New Found. land banks with bad list has been righted and is proceeding to Mslmo, Sweden. according to wireless mes sage received at Lloyds today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
FOUR CONV|CTS ESCAPE DURING
 XMAS SERVICES
Life Term Prisoners Slide Over Wall; Disappear
 In Heavy Snowstorm

FORT MADISON Ia, Dec. 25.-- James O'Keefe, James Lane, James Cullen and Harry Smith. four mem bers of a gang committed to the state prison here from Lemars escaped this morning during Christmas ceremonies. Posses searched for the men all day and were still out tonight.
 Langdon and Conroy. two members of the gang. did not get away.
 The men had been gone about 30 minutes before their absence was dis covered. They got out by means of a rope furnished by a member of the dining room force.
 Because of d heavy snowstorm the fugitives are not thought to have covered much ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
ABANDONs FLIGHT

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 25.-Another attempt to make the dangerous 250O kilometer flight between Buenos Aires and Rio Janeiro which already has cost several lives was made today by the Argentine, aviator Miguel Hearne. but was forced to give up the trip when within 400 kilometers of Rio IanpirO
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
roY CAUSES DEATH

DOUGLAS. Dec. 25.-The death of Ernesto Ramirez, 415-year-Old son of Mir. and Mrs Eduardo Ramirez, early today was attributed to tetanus pro ducedb injury to the child's hand inflicted by cap pistol, a toy with which Ernesto was celebrating Christ mas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
U. 6. STEAMER CRASHES

LONDON. Dec. 25.-The steamer Wauwatoss outward bound from Antwerp with her stem stove in after colliding with an unknown vessel off Flushing say advices received In mar inc circles today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
You LiUe in q Business World You Should KnO,U the
 NeUs OfBuSit1eSS

Yes. everyone. You may think you have nothing to do with business, but you are mistaken.
 Every time you buy food for your table, or a neck tie, or a gallon of gaso- line, or a book-your life touches the circles of bus mess. The more you know of business news the more you will get from life.
 The real news of busi- ness is contained in the advertisements in your newspaper. They are
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
NEwsHoUNps GET BONUS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 25.-Sal- ary bonuses amounting to more than S100000 today were given as Christ mas presents to employees of the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal and other employees of Robert F. and Harry P. Wolfe of this pity
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26

the messages of business to you, telling of all the new and wonderful things created for your convenience or pleas ure, of merchandise gathered from the four quarters of t..e earth for your inspection.
 It is well worth while for you to keep abreast of this business news. lnfor- nation is the basis of ef- ficiency, in providing for the details of your home and your personal life, as in everything else.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26

Read the advertisements regu- larly. You will find them vastly interesting as well as informative.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
TIE WEATHER

ARlZONA: Sunday and Monday partly cloudy to cloudy; not much change in temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-26
COPPER PRICES

Average price Of copper for the week ending Dec. s 1920 1857
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

State of Illinois. Rock island County. s..
To the january Term. 1921. Of the Cir
cult Court. In Chancery.
George. e Caasen. Public Administers
tor of the said County OF Rock Island and
Administrator de bOnls non with the Will
annexed of the Estate OF Joseph Lloyd
deceased. Complainant. vs. The Central
Trust L Savings Bank Of Rock Island. MI
nois, The Edgington Presbyterian Church
Of said Rock Island County. The Pres
byterian Church of the United States Of
America, Denver Galbreatht Lloyd Gal
breath. Charles Titterington. Milton Tit
terington, Fred Titterington. David litter
ington. Emma L. Kretsinger. Ross Lloyd,
Ralph Lloyd. Defendants.
Bill for appointment Of Trustee to sell
land in said County and construe Will OF
joseph Lloyd deceased.
To all of the above named defendants
excepting descendants The Central Trust
4 Savings Bank of Rock Island. Illinois,
The Edginston Presbyterian Church in
said County Of Rock Island and Fred Tit
terington.
of you, non residents of the State OF Lii
nois.
That the above entitled cause is now
pending in said Court on the Chancery side
thereof. that the above named Complain
ant has this dax filed in said Court hi
Bill of Complaint against you and 81
the other defendants above named. that
Summons in NChanceW has this day beer
issued in said cause out of the Once o.
the Clerk Of said Court against all OF tn
defendants in said Suit. directed to thu
Sheriff Of said County to execute, return
abla to the January Term. 1921. OF sait
Court. 70 b. begun and holden at tn
Court House in the City OF Rock Island II
| said County on the first Monday OF Janu
airy next. at which time and place, you. AM
each of you. will appear and plead. an
sxer or demur 10 said Bill of Complain
according to Law.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Cour
this 6th day Of 0ctober. 1890.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE,
Clerk OF Said Court.
| JACKSON 4 BARTH. Attorneys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
-sg.ti
w. M. Permission

NEARLY NEW six-room residence.
all modern; fra location on Forty
first street, Rock Island; pftea
$500, terms 1890 cash, balance
like rent. ~ =
FIVE ROOMS, partly modern, lot
50xl5O; on Thirty-second strees
near Fourteenth avenue, Rock ls--
land; price $500, arms S&Oe0
cash. balance S35 month. seSa
ON. Thirty-sixth street, near Thlr-.
tesnth avenue. Rock Island. eight
room, twe-story residence in nn0
condition and II modern; prica
81. 900, terms $1,000 cash, balence
$35 q month. r -
DUPLEX HOUSE, FIVE rooms each
side, all modern; good locatlAa
near Eleventh street and FoArr
,,teenth avenue, Rock Island; bar
gain. price $1,000, terms $250e
cash.
NEW BUNGALOW. ave fooiaA
strictly modern; genuine oak M
ish: lot 50xl45; on Thirty-hrs
street, near Fourteenth avenue.
Rock Island: price $500. termg
81, 700, balance >35 q month. -
.IW. III. Pemnistoa
$50 Seventeenth Ave. East Moline
| Tel. East Moline Ill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
CORN, CLOVER AND
COWS

Are you interested1 II you are, send
for my list Of farms in the Cleveland dis.
trict Of Menominee County. Mich, and
in Narinetta County. Wis. Find out all
about . county with long growing sea11
sons. cheap lands and wonderful future
Find out how the fasmeD UP fHER4
make more money per aero from potatoes
than thu best farmers DOWN HERE "a
make By gpowing cora Oh the hest torn
land. send for my fres hteFaters and
lists. ". II. Penaingtou. $50 9eventsenth
avenue, East Moline. Tel. Eaab Moline. III.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
All the News All the Iu1na
The Argue !, :.
FOR SALE

Furnishings and lease Of q moderA
rooming house, Heat furniShed
with rental. Centrally located. AL
ways full. Good transient. Largo
income. Price right, $500 scaSN
Terms for balance. Other business.
Call Sundays. r. l. 1882.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given to all PAR
sons interested that an inStallment
Of the principal assessment fos.
benefits and to pay interest ca de-
fefred and unpaid installmenta a
said assessment, to the total amount
Of twenty-six hundred. seventy-s1x
and 6o-1o0 dollars t$3s76.5ol p
now due for drainage purposes for
the year A. D. 1871 upon lands "
| ing within the p-ury drainage dis
trict OF Rock Island county. ILL.,
nois, and the same must be paid to
the undersigned treasurer Of the
said district at his ONCE Nh Musca~
tine, Iowa, on or before the nrse
day Of January. A. d. 1921. and In
default Of such payment the oev-
sral tracts Of land upon which said
installment OF assessment and fn-
terest remains unpaid. will DO sold
according to law to pay the amount
Of such installment. interest and
costs. l45. ass.
Dated this Goth day Of Septembegs
A. d. 1890. s5sis
RI. THOMPSON. i
Treasurer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

=
s ROOM house, modern. located
one-half block from Long View
park, paving paid. garage, lot COZ
125. Price $500. terms. $500
cash. ..-.
"A ROOM cottage, electric lights,
water, gas, furnace, garage. lot ~
xl30, located on hill. 1850, terms,
$500 balance monthly.
Il ROOM modern, built four years
located near Augustana collsge,
party leaving city, possession In
few weeks. Price $500, with
$4,000 down, balance to suit pur'
chaser.
| 5 ROOM bungalow, modern, located
on Thirty-hfth street. lumber
enough in attic to build porch. loe
50xl50 for $500, terms. $500
cash, balance arranged.
u. J. GRUSKE AGENCY
Phone r. !. 4SS4S5
4l7-1S Safety bldg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
MONEY TO LOAN,

THOUSANDs AT 9 PER CENT.
II you are interested in owning home
or il you owe balance on your home.
call E. l. 794K. Loans. repayAble in
small monthly installments. patd up In
10 years if you live. Immediately if you
die. 49,.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
WANTED-SALESMEN.

%~>~~~-S$~s~~< -S~~~~~ ~
SALEANAN WHO. HAS HAD EXPERT
epce selling direct TO the farmer. Our
prop0siticn will enable YOU 70 earn
from S75 to $3.50 pr weak. Personal
training in field by experienced sales
man. You must own auto. = you aFe
Interested In . position OF this klno
write C. W. Kelsey. 042O Mech avenue.
Cleveland. Ohio, and be prepared 70
meet our representatives at hocx Is
land, at an early date.
THIRTY NEW sPECIALrIEs FOB LIVE
VIE salesmea. Main or side Line; SoOy
ner. easy. Commissions cash. AetAl.
arr only, Weekly repeaters. eAnacnus
1924 Cottage Grove. Chicago.
WANTED Statesmen. We PLACE III
vonr hands without capital . large hne
~ rroceries, SUGAR. coffee. canned gooof'
stock food, household s1npnees !eola.
catinr oils and paints. which you can
eli in your home county. Guarsnseeo
s ~" roods or money refunded. Inc
d;rrct factory TO family plan Is IssoIe Pc.
mnr. every day to curtaii the hiSn Co. 20.
~ living. Butler earned Ss4v;yo -
v.ek. write fos plan today: 19e =. !.
Harley company. 1907 East IA''o s''see
Dayton. Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
AxTIp-MALE AND FEMALE.

N SERVICE POSITIONS. RAILWAY
WI c!erk examination Oct. go. Assist
hi auditors. internal revenue. Salary
|9l.74o 70 32,74O. Thousands needed.
|Wnts for particulars and how TO get
kAese positions. Consolidated Schools,
|Washiag1On. D, C,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
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