davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

When she was "a young girr'-76
years old, 10 be eXact-Mrs. Eliza :.
Eisenbeis, of Pittsburgh, learned how
TO swim and dive. Now she is so. and
a champion. At a swimming contest
Pittsburgh The other night, She out
swan and ouldived an the other con-
testanis-most OF them girls OF i6 TO
She remembers Pittsburgh when IL
was a burg OF 1900. She likes swim
ming better even than dancing.
though she says, Il stil dance the
waltz."
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
LOCAL Y In DUAL
CHESTER MEET TODAY

owing 10 the local Y. NJ. c. A in
door track and athletic team making
such an excellent showing In the
meet with Chester "N' at the local
~" on November i6. a large delega-
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

van ANp .raoSE oRpEss HII.LEp
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
RACK cIBDONs.

ST. PAUL. nef. 3O.-lf Tommy Glib
hons cal get an engagement with
Dempsey, fame OF ST. Paul would back
the phaniom's brother 10 stay longer
Than Brennan did They argue tlat
nf'nv clover enough 10 ward on
the worlds greatest socker.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

ness. But the loss will be greatly
lessened by The recent addition OF Clif-
ord Garvine, star shot putler and
running broad jumper Of no mean
repulc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Is
|@ fantilicinfrcis. 50
@@@@@@@@@@
GlternpIidten

Son gr0Btem gmflnB olf Die gr'
aiebuna ber &i1oer 1T oas S%an1iliet1,
leben. $50 IN Der Samtlte Ielblt o oo
praftiide gbriltentum l1tht IN 1eoet
8e5iebung gepflegt llno gelibt MIRO
50 lam es ielbitperitanoli6 aud IN
Ser8en ser &inber nidt 8nr5el fal-
len. @us niibt Die peinlidite Gorge,
sic gr0Bte Miibe, nelde 2ebrer 1'1o
'Brielter Ser @r3iebnng Der &t11oer
aupenoen, lpenn Der eigentlide Bo,
sen, arf benz oie iungen Mfenider-
tpflanaer1 ge9riinbet. nngeil1no IT.
lpenn in Ser Bamilie oie ilttlid-rell.,
ai0ie @eiterbilbung 6es &tnoes ntbf
nur feine S0rberung, ioroern oirefte
&emmung finbet, unb bies o1es oes'
balb, neil bas 8arb, mel9es @ltern
nnb ainoer umidlingen lou, 5n loder
aefniipit lit. 8elonoerS baufig mott
qelt es an ser 110tigen nnb iorgfal-
figen l1ebertpabung Der &tnoer. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
SIZE gnet be1tid auetpegel


ssn eiinerr rbeiniide1 Sotel ffnnb
Elm @eid1ftgreiienoer Dor benz Nis-
bang in geitibM uno itloierte i'm.
Damn belt ct eiine11 poriibereilenoe1l
Sausoiener an n1o fagte 5u Inn:
vSd made Ste i'm Doraus bar-
a11f alfmerfiam bob if ffuir ale 8e.
ftehunget1 un5ugdnglid bin. Ser,
1uben sic es aIfo ni1t etna, mir
5pan5ig Marf 5u5uiteden, oenn ib
bin frob, onb i6 Elm 8immer be-
fon1met1 babe, unb modtte mid 1id5tt
germ allSpeiien laiier."
/, Sprablos un6 begriffsituBig
itarrte Der 9nusoiener Ben @aIt an.
Ser aber berpies i'm nit Dem Sin.
ger auf ben Nusbang, auf Dem mort
li9 5l leien ltano:
rNn nniere @diite.
Srinfgelber.
8er bon ben Sausangeffeqten
Erinfgel6er a1nimmt, miro iofort
>entlaHen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Sdlag far Teinbe Der peri6nliden
Greibeit.

@aibingtorl 9. Nop. Mlfoboli=
|ibe @etra1lfe, melbe BON elmer Yer=
ion 8um perIonliden 8ennB IN gelek-
liher 8eiie ertporben 1Doroet limo,
6iirfen a116 auBerbalb 6eS Wobnba11~
les aufbemabm merben, mie bas 0ber-
bunoesgeriht IN 8aibington am Wfo1l
tag entii9ieo. Die grtIbetonng nltr-
Sc in. 5nden ser Berufung BON Nl<.
Iiam-@. 5treet bon Seem Dorf gegerl
bus nrteiI Der u11teren Snitan5 Obj
qeqeben, meIde einen ginbaltsbefebl
bertpeigert batte, our6 melden Bnn=
|0esbeamten berbofen mer6en 1olte,,
@bisfep gu beldlagnabme1t, ben er 11
einem bon ibm gelnieteten Nal111 I'M
Si9erbeitsgemolbe elmer Sir1na 11n-
tergebradt batte.
Ser oberite 8eribtSbof erflarte,
Ser @ongreB babe nibt Sic Mbiiht ge-
babt, at berbieten, 6aB 8bisfeD, Der
in geieBlider 8eiie uno 5l geiebltben
i8meden ertporben if, 10 a%ufbetpnbrt
merbe. Die gntfbei6itng nur6e bonn
'beilibenoen &i6ter @larfe %abgegeben.
lntere @eribtsbof bate baS Hro-
|bibttions MnsfibrungsgeieR ont-
redterbafen un6 6abin nnsgelegt,ba
alfobolii9e @etranfe MIR in 8obn=
baus 6eS rebtmaBigen @igentimers
oufbepnbrt mer6en biirfen nn6 bob
Der @ongreB nnter Der ibm onrh oaSl
18. ENHANCEMENT gefpdbrten 8oli5et-
gepalt befigt lei, sen Eransport iol-.
der @etrdnfe iberbaupt 5u berbieterf
nn6 51 %beitimmen, an tDel6en Srter
fife a1fbemnbrt mer6en biirfen.
Gi9ter @lurfe entibie6 ferner, Dob
Der TRANSPORT gefeBli6 ertporbenen
@bisfeps bon einem 2%agerbuns gum
,@a1ts bes gigentimers feinen Grams
port" int Gimme bes Mnsfmbrungsge-
}eBes be6ente.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
&rieqsiefretdr Safer eritan1t.

Waibington, Z. Nob. Die Mn=
flagen, melde fur5li6 i'm Deutiben
Nei9stage gegen Die omerifaniiben
|5ol6nte11 IN goblen5 erboben Dl1rbe1,
bob tie. fib uamli6 Der bdufigem
|Grunfenbeit un6 bes unoroent1iden
Betragens i6uloig gen1adt baben fol-
len, tDur6en be11te, ntf Mror0nltng
6es &rtegsiefretdrs Safer, an ben &c
neralmaior s. 8. Mnen nod goblen5
te1egrapbiert. Serr Bnfer erffldrte, Dob
ibm an 6as ettDas b0nig Scenes ge-
peien iei, 90 niemals cine &lage uber
oos Gerbnlten Der nmerifnniiden
Srnppen am Rbein lal,t %getpor6en
|mdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Strif fir Galnter.

Sn0mnapolis, Sn6., 9. Nop.
Mn Ser im Muftrage 6es 8unbesge=
neralanmalts Halmer porgenomme=
men 5treidung eines Seiles 6es 8e=
m~eismutertals, 6as IN bem Geridtpos
r11ngspro5eB gegen 116 Beidfoblen=
grubenbeliBer nn6 8ertreter Der CRU
b%enarbeiter p~orgelegt mer6en ion, lib
te beute 8nnoeSri6ter Mn6erion 1dar=
fere @ritif. Ct erfldirte, bab baS Borz
geben bes @eneralnntDnlts fnapp al
n6as 8egeben zines 8erbredens ber=
anrei6e nn6 a1b elmer @eridtsmib-
adtung gefdbrli6 nabe fomtne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
8mnNiecs 0e11tcnti Sena>
tor EARNINGS.

Saroings sonoer5ug, 9. Mop. -
|8orren s. &arbings Sonoer5ug traf
am Montog in Boint Sfabel, Eeras,
III Ser Nabe Ser meriiffaniiben @ren5e
Elm. Muf 5ablreibe Nnfragtn bon 8e-
ri9teritattern Fin lieB Der neugetpabl=
te Br1iioent ffGnr unb 6el1tlib erfla-
rem, baB er li1 mabren6 ieirer gr=
bolungsrei1e nit Bolitif iberbn1pt
Inidt beid1ftigen ner6e. Die Satia-
de, SOB 8oim SSiabel 10 6idt an Der
mertfaniidm @ren5e liegt, bot mar1-
|derlei @eriiiddte etttiteben laifen, baB
&arbitng l1n6 Sen. 0bregon,
Merifos neugeipdb1ter BrGiibem, 5n-
iammentrffen per6en, I'M politifde
|5ragen 81 beipreden.
Die hiinoiige grfl6irnag Sen. gar
|6ingg, oaB feline oerartigen &onferen=
gen lin Musii9t" feien ltnb SAB ct
perfonlih mir blrh Die 3eitunger1
6abon erfabren babe, mirfte tpie Elm
|falter 5traBl fir Sic 2ente, bic 6os
|Gras nadbien b0ren no1en. Deniel-
ben 5tanbpunH nirnmt Ser neuer-
ndblfe Hr1fibert Sen 3eitungsme1-
6nngen gegenMber Elm, bob ct m0gli.
hertpeife nod Dor ieiner NmtSeinfmb
ring eBiprebn1gen NIT Bertretern
ansldnoifder Gegier11ngen Mbpr Die
IBilo1tnq eireS Natfonenberban0s mI=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

IS beiBt, er meroe goridldge grarf-
reibS betreffs ReOiiion Der Rationer1-
Iiaa mttbringen u1b fei ermahtigt,
|fofort nod oem MmtstantriH Der
&aroingi9en Negierlng iid NIT bic.
fer uber sic Nebiiionsfrage II Ser,
Ebinbuna at iebe11.
Cine peitere midtige Nlfgabe bic
SuIierarog BORT iin0 l1nterbanoln1s
gen miber einen 11enen Sunoelsbertrag
3pii9en Sen Ser. Staaten nnb Sranf=
reid, noboem oieies bor einiger Belt
ieine 1Gmmtliben fruberen &anbels-
bertrdge gefunoigt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

Gin ein5iger Nugenblid tann
dies u~neeffalten.
S. geb6rt gum Qeben, eis
ner f1Dereu NDtinenbigfet uilter<
aieben 3u Iertten ittb BON 6er 9cfss
anlng u 3etbbrsls SIsss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
@u1nmariid bineeridjet.

8aIbingfon Z. Mob. 2nlt Mitz
|teil1tng ans 5taats6epnrtement IN
8oibington fat 0as merifanifde Mus
mdrtige Nmt Der amerifanii6en Bot
|i9aff mitgeteiH1 bob Elm llngfenan1tz
ter Meriffarer megen grmoroung Der
|beioen au1erifaniiden Buirger Nrtbur
8. MoielD un6 @nitab gaIn5ar fun-
n1nrif6 berurteiH nnb b1tgeribtet
mor6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
mir itellcft Draffs nnS
|6elS 1lfttuciinnecft i1alb
allcft a~asl6nOiidcft GGfts

nnfere @elbanDeiin11get perber1 81
.refff benz gmpfdnger bon Sem ndidb5t-
item a11sIdnbif6en NoItan1te be5obHI.
.Weaden Sic SIRE @eIoa11ipeiffungs
.@irneHen 66urd u1tg neil sic b0obere'
i@afe11 erbalfen, 6ng 11ei11t rnebr aus.
ldnoifbees @elo fiir SIRE Collars.
gsergIeid)er1 Sic nriere Mnten nit e-
men 0es Gnftamte. ]
5trft daficnal 8af1f
st Glouo n1ir1n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

&Ieineg @eiprd@.
n8oaBtS 6uridL Iiaber an 5pm>
patbieitreif, als mia a antipatbte>
arbat."
- @nergifd. rMeiner 6ra1t
babe ib 1teulib beripro6en, ni9t
mebr ms @irtba11s gu gebenl"
.Das iper6en sic balo Dergeiien
babenl"
vDa fennen sic meme Grau
ibledt; mas ih Ser beripro6en ba>
Be, 6as felt fie aud oardl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
@D5iaIiitenbot1m faQt.

Chicago, 5. Nob. - Sic 5o5inIi=
itten baben lire nnfdngIiden Mnfprii-
9he 5urndgefdra1bt. @dbreno bas
&anptq11nrfier ein 8otum BON 3,OOO,-
600, fir Debs ii Nnsitdt gefteH but
te, bottle .er MIR nod 6ng NeforD=gps
t1ms bonn Sabre 1912 - SOC, 900
5timr1en perooppeln at foSnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
neberbrinet goridlaae 6~ranfreids.

8oibingtom 9. Job. 49, Ser fran.
50fifhe 8otfdnfter Suiferar6, Ser
|mebrere Mo1rate ii Sranfrei1 neil.
fe, no Ell unter a1oere,1 our gernt-
|lirgo Der 8oIertfraae berdnge5ogen D1tr
be pirbb am 81. gtoben1ber a,1 feiii1e,lmr
8oifen ii 0nfbington 5uriidertpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

ielbe1 aebet, i'm Salie Elm un0 aus
gleib unfontroliert tDie Galben i'm
|5blage, liub brem eigeren Blltollr-
ten iberlaiIen, fnren TIM nnb trei-
ben, mas ibren1. iugenoliden unber-
litanoe beliebt, iolange mr. tire Mus-
|idreitungen nidt gar at bebenfllh
|tperoen. Dns aber lit cine diuBerit ge=
fabrltde Breibeit, melde fider ldon
meDr Meniben beroorben bat, als
Rrieg, 9unger uno Nelt 5ninnme1t,
pom Berlnlt Des eDigen 3ieles gar
ni9t al reben.
ssh man bier griin6lib Mbtlfe
lbaffen 10 miiiien Die gltern Elm dl1-
BERT madIames Muge baben nno nit
iebem Sage bon 1leuem 5nIeben u11o
frngen: Wit mem berfebren meme
&inoer?
Dor a1em lit baS Sauptauge1r1erf
oarani al ri6tet, Bob Elm Berfebr per
Sinner nit alteren, nidt nn3tpetfel-
baft gntgeii11nten 2euten itreng I'M
|feriogt miro. Sierin liegt getD0bnli9
ser &ein1 ser BerberbniB. Das boie
|8eilpiel, Sic f1limmite @influierung
fins f%a1ien0es Gift. 6erner 1T oub
|oarnuf at iebeL ob ni6t ettpa 1n1-
ter Dien1tboten ober ~iiberbalpt ln=
tier ben I'M Sanie Derfebren6en ABser-
1onen ein 8plf in Sbafsflei6ern iib
|betpegt. geiipiele bon betDubter ooer
unbepnBter 8erfubrung linb 5nr Sc
nuge befanm. Sos &in0 mabf anes
mad, tpeiI es in. letner NaiDetat
qla11bt, 6aB aaes, mas grtpabiene
tim, aus g11ter @riinoen at 1ei1em
@oble getan mer6e. GaB @rtpa6iere
audi grobe1 sSrrtimern nnterliegen
ff0nnen, peiB es ia nod nt6t.
Cine 3peite ebenio ni6tige 8or=
forge ml1b be3igli6 Ser 8I6er nno
|56riften fir Die &inoer getroffe1
peroen. 8orerit 6iirften Die gltern
feline 3eitungen i'm Sauie baden, nell
DE bnrb Snbalt uno 8il0er geeignet
mGren, Die iun0baften 8egieroen Der
&in6er 5u meden. 9arum binaus nit
Der 5itten gefdbr6eten 2iteratur, be-
|ion6ers ser ialtitrirten, aus Dem
9riItli9en 9nuie! @benfo treng 1T
barauf 5u adten, baB 6ie &inoer ni6t
1elbit aus Der 5blle ober bon ibren
@enoiien oerartige Dinge, mie iie ben=
|tigen Cages in 6ieien g~ottlolen Soften
10 bielfa6 unter Die Sl1gen6, bqupt-
lddli6 Ser ntbHatbolii6en geitreut
mer6en, nod Sauie bringen. Sc lit
Totes DEFENDERS git tun, men11 fatbo<
|lif9e &in6er &amera0i6aff nit &iin-
Ibern bon Mn0ersglaubigen unfer=
bnlten.
@lei6tpie benz &0rper 56nb gegen
raube Cuff unb neutrality-suspicious. 5n-
tell mer6en muB, 70 bebarf 6ns fino=
|1ide @emit or,b elmer unermiioli6en
|Bflege nn6 Sutung, bamit ni6t ii
6as 5arte &%in6erber5 ein giftiger
Burm bineinfommt, ser bas inner
|ite 2ebensmarf nnb Die @nr5el oes
l@la11bens 1tn6 ser 5itte mber h1r5
o6er lang ber5ebren miro. Dieier
@urm fin6et beion6ers ieine Mabrung
III iener @lei6giiltigfeit gegen quite
|9ebren, tpel6e 6ur6 iittli6e Gerir-
rungen 70 Ieidt entftebt nn6 mel9e
lipdter gum gdn5li6en Mbfan bon Der
&eligion un6 benz @lanben an @of
fiibrt.
Dnrl1m, ,tbr gltern bobet nur int
mer itrenge M1gen m1f cure &inoer>
bamit ibr einitens Dor @ottes Gidter-
itl1bl rubig iaget fortnt: n9err 6urb
meme 5dn1lb lit feines berielben ber-
loren gegnngen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Mener Garbeprosef.

St1 Der @bemiid-pbDiifaliidet1
Mbteilu1tg miro gegeutbdrtig III
Dregoer Elm 8erfabren gum Gdr.
ben bon Mniliniduar5 alf aunit,
.ieioe u16 Stapelfaier allsgearbei.
tet, oas bon tedniidem 8ert 81
Iein beripridt unb aus nabelieger-
Sen @riinoen als @ebeimberfabren
bebanoelt neroen ion. 8as Ser.
fabrer erIaubt oie Seriteaung Ell
mes reibebten geriigeno utlper.
griinliben iebr litbtebter n11o
naidedten 5dtpar5, insbefot1oere
anf gigfoieieioe, ob1e beionoere
Mppretur ut1o nit d1Berft fpar.
fnt1e111 gerbrauh bon 4nilinfal5
uro gbennifalien. 81 ion ii eriter
Clinic an MitgIie6er bes gereirs
our Grridturtg zines 6eutiben
Goridbungginitituts fiiir 8ertiliton.
ilftriiie nbgegeben mer0eu.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
ARIZONA MAGAZINE
 ADOPTS NEW POLICY

At meeting of the directors of the Arizona Magazine yesterday, 1t was decided to adopt a policy of 6perat- Ing with any community in the state Tn enterprises which appealed to the whole state and states that are mem bers of the League of the Southwest.
 Upon representation that the Mesa Chamber of Commerce was raising its Cotton Carnival from a local to a state cotton carnival receiving dele s9ses not only from other parts of At'izona but from all surrounding s Ates it was decided to devote the A lnper of the Arizona Magazine now ~ hing out almost entirely to the Ari-
 Ha Cotton Carnival at Mesa. By
 angement with the Mesa Chamber
 Commerce many thousands of extra
 pies will be gotten out and sent to
 ery county, city, town and precinct
 Arizona and to every state in the 8lion. The magazine will bear d spec Ial Arizona cotton cover in coIors and contain fine cuts and illustrations.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
HERE TO CONS|GN
 COTTON IN VALLEY

M. p. Smith, representative of Call Ger 6 Richmond, selling agent for the Peoples National bank of Boston. ar rived in town yesterday ready to start consignment of cotton in the valley. Ar. Smith is accompanied by w. D. Arnold, who will be associated with him.
 4Ir. Smith will be at 27 North Cen tral avenue at the office of Calder & Richmond and will have regular To- gations in every district. a schedule o1 which will be announced in the 6ry near future.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
Beats Gasoline at
 15 Cents a Gallon


 New Invention Makes Fords Run 84 Miles on Gallon of Gasoline and start Easy in Coolest Weather Other Cars Show Proportionate ' savings.
 4 new carburetor which cuts 4 down gasoline consumption of any \ motor. including the Ford, and re- i dIces gasoline bills from one-third X to one-half is the proud achieve ' rnent of the Air Friction Carburetor 3 co. 592 Madison St, Dayton, Ohio. x This remarkable invention not only t increases the power of all motors E from 309a to 50ee, but enables every F one to run slow on high gear It z also makes il easy to start q Ford H o,. any other car in the coldest weather without previously warm ing the motor. With it you can use inc very cheapest grade of gasoline or half gasoline and half kerosene ond. stnl get more power and more H mileage than you now get from the F,sorest test gasoline. Many Ford ,t,-ne,.a say they now get as high as to 50 miles to gallon "t ZaSo inc. So sure are tfe nanufacturefs oe the immense saving thelr ne" 6 ,.7r5,77retor will make that they or +o eerd ii on % days trial to
 ,..- ~a- owner. As # can be put
 .ol-e, off in a few minutes by e..one. all readers who want l'
 sra-5ld eenl then name ad-
 ..-,.7 make of car to the -nanu- ..,,-ere at once. Thel also wan
 .aao+e to whom they offer
 onauy large Froiils. IIp
 lem today.-AdF
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
MONSTER FISH
 NEW SPECIMEN

The latest addition to the mounted natural history specimens in the of flee Of Joe Prochaska. state game war den. is a white salmon, also called a Colorado river salmon. which was caught on February 20 by r. H. Hayes of Phoenix. at Roosevelt lake.
 The monster fish is 45 inches long and weighed g pounds when it was taken from the water. It has been given the place of honor directly over the entrance to the office.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
Produce.

All commodities on the local market find a ready sale. and they are used as fast as they are received. car of mixed fruits and vegetables was re- ceived yesterday The car included Rhode Island Greetings eating ap- pies, Alexander and Gravanstine ap- pies, Concord and Morocco grapes, fresh white and black. figs. lemon cu- cumbers, Hungarian prune plums, nectaFines, Paul Rose cantaloupes, Golden casabas, tomatoes, lettuce, bell peppers, cauIiflower, Blue. Ribbon cell cry, egg plant, Hubbard squash, rhu- barb and parsnips.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

The Willard Service Car will get you plf you have trouble on the road. Any
 where that automobiles travel. 1t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-13

The work Of providing a.housing
place for Chicago. Burlington I
Quincy engines this winter hAa heen
undertaken BY the company IN the
form Of repairs to the roundhouss
1t First avenue and fourteenth
street. Permit for this. covering =
cost Of & 900, was issued this week
By the city Of Rock Island, the work
being designated for temporary con-
venience.
Early this summer one-third OF
the roundhouse was leveled Is the
result Of the wall being struck BY
IN sngino easing into . stall. Up
to this time the company had not
taken any steps to replace the dam
aged portion.
The company is understood to
have plans in formation for the
building Of q new roundhouse, and
it ID considered likely that the site
will be- ct Thirty-eighth street. Al
though considerable filling will have
to be done at that point.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-13
ORION
Especial Correspondence

Especial correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Linell of Oak
Park, were guests from Monday
until Wednesday at the home of
DR.. F. G. Andreen.
H. L. Boutwell,, Will Boutwell,. F.
S. Fullerton. DR.. F. G. Andreen, G..
H. Wayne, w. L. Upper, D. W.
Bowen, Earl Peterson, A. R. Lun-
din and John Breidenbach of Orion
and J. A. Nyquist of Woodruff, are
in Peoria, to take the consistOry
and shrine degrees of Masonry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Preston of Ora
ham. Mo-, are visiting at the Elmer
Kettering home and other Orion
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Waite have
a baby daughter, born Sunday
Nov. Z.
The sophomore class of the high
school entertained at a most de-
lightful party, Wednesday evening
at Wayne's hall. Games were play
ed and a general good time was en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-13

Effective Sunday the Scheduled
time for departure q ave trains On
the Chicago. Milwaukee . stbPaul
railroad viii BE- changed
Train No. IS. formerly from
Davenport to Dubuqae.s has been
rerouted and viii arrive IRON
FreAport, ILL.,. BY the way Of S.
wanna. ct 1879 .. m. The train
formerly arrived here at HAS =. m.
Train No. s.. for Freeport by the
way Of Savanna, which formerly
left Davenport at 3:42 Pr m. will
leave at 1852 p. m.
Train No. 80, for Monticello, will
leave at 1:6s ,. m. instead Of 3:3s
p. IN.
Train No. 80. Tor Milwaukee by
way OF Savanna, will leave Daven-
port at $50 .. m. instod Of 6:45
q. N.
Oficials OF the c., M. { st. P.
announced today that the Pacific
Limited to San Francisco and Los
Angeles. which was discontinued
during the recent war, will be re-
stored tdserWce Sunday.
This California train Operated in
connection with the Chicago, MIL
waukee & St Paul railroad over
the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific lines, is said ITO be one OF
the best trains for tourists who
wish to reach the western coast.
Trains from Davenport will con-
meet with the Pacific Limited at
Oxford Junction and Delmar juno
ton. The Maquoketa train will
connect with the western train at
DelHar junction and the Monti-
cello train at Oxford Junction.
New equipment has been install
ed on this train preparatory to its
restoration and an effort il to be
made by the officials TO surpass its
former record for passenger carry
ing. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-13

ser. salesman, and white, appear
Cd at the police station Thursday
night and told weird tale of in
toxication and the loss of $50 cash,
watch. and $155 in checks. The
checks were found In q mailbox
yesterday morning, and police are
holding Edna Gustus, a negro wom-
an. on suspicion. Fraser declared
that he had been drinking heavily
and collapsed at Fourth and Perry
streets. Tho next he remembers,
he told Lieutenant Frank Lew. vas
when he awakened In a room above
. barber shop on East Fourth street
between Perry and Pershing ave.
niue, with . colored woman taking
care Of him.
Woman Saves Forgr. T.
Flora was once again saved by the
intercession Of q woman-Mrs. C.
=. 6raham. whose name he had
forged to q check Of $20-and after
he had agreed to stand good for the
worthless paper, Flora was released
and the charge dismissed. Tho tale
came out piecameal in police court
yesterday morning, when C. Wer-
ner, grocer. appeared to prosecute
Flora on the forgery charge. When
Mrs. Braham offered to settle for
the face value Of the check, he re-
fused to prosecute.
! Moro on Jnry-Scott eounty's
list Of voters eligible to Jury scr
vice jumped from 1872 in 'lsls
to 1881 in 1920. thanks to the en-
Try OF women into politics, accord
ing to figures certified to the Jury
commission by County Auditor 10
seph Wagner. From this number
the commission will be called upon
to select 100 grand jurors, 3.s47
trial Jurors and 500 talesmen. In
1918 the commission sumoned only
u grand Jurors and 1,1Oe trial
Jurors.
Aen Get ledala.-In.the same old
armorX on West Fifth street from
! which nsve9port's miaitiamsn went
ito war 4o9 ex-servics men received
the Victory medal for their part in
1.-THE Worm war Thursday afternoon,
About 1000 were present. ThS
boys. Who Just two years before had
been scattered throughout the vafi-
ous camps Of the country; or IN
the hanks Of the Mepse or in tn
depths Of the Argonne. came laugh-
|ingly 20 the platform to get the
token Of recognition from the row
ernmeut OF the United StAte&
BATTERY to lsve.-Captain HAIRY
Ward Of B battery received notics
that the probable camp site f5r~ hi
unit next year would be Camp
Knox, located II miles from Louis
vile. Ky. Camp Knox has IN ex-
csllent artillery range, laid out dur
ing the world war. Tho chief e
the militia bureau. after looking
ovsr he otAer ranges. has decided
4 T. the bsst SPOT