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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23

THIRTY denominations cooperating m the Inter
L church World Movement have budgeted their
needs. No business could have done IT scienth-
caily.
They have united prevent the possibility of dupca
ton waste. AT least a million dollars will be saved
by the fact that thirty individual campaigns joined
in one united effort.
Each denomination has arranged its budget under six
main heads:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23
Reservoir Stock for Sale

The Newsactle Irrigation Company
has a number of shares of stock in
the Enterprise Reservoir & Canal Co.
for sale. Anybody desiring to pur-
chase any of this stock can do so by
writing to George S. Ashton, secre-
tary of the New Castle Irrigation
Company at rs w. So. Temple, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23

Mr.. Mont Hunter is out at Meadow
Field working for Mr.. j. N. Smith on
his farm.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23

No better time to subscribe for The
Record than right nowl
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23

I FOR TfIR cfIuRcHs WORK
j AT HOME. A score ofifsms come
under this hea1- Consider emily one.
Five and half usiIiien people In tbs
United ststes cannot even read and
write the Engiish language. Who b
tc carey forward this vast work Of
noe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Calls Off Divorce;
Wife Was Bunked

Minnie c. Jackson. living In Cali
fornia. didn't know her husband
Harry was seeking . divorce until
after Il had been granted He knew
where she was. Mrs. Jackson con.
tends. bu, kept her In Ignorance.
Yesterday Judge Calvin Hall can.
ceiicd the divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Former C. A. r. Chief
Dies Unexpectedly

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July so.
Captain T.. r. Monfort. 70. former
national commander Of tho q. A.
r.. died unexpectedly a, Oaks Cor.
ner. n. Y. yesterday while visiting
his daughter. Monsort was wound.
ed In tho civil war ard carried a
bullet In his thigh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
LANDS LEFT
TO ORPHANS
Enrich
Richard Jeffs' Dream OF
Home for Poor Children
Has Not Been Realized

On July is. 1907. Richard Jeffs
Z wealthy pioneer OF ffaischie. IN
King county. executed "A viii IN
which he left all his valuable prop
critics to five trustees to build and
maintain homo for orphaned chill
dren.
Thirteen years have elapsed. he
estate Of Jeffs has increased enor'
u,curly In value; the 500 fertile acres,
comprising dozens Of small farms,
that he bcquea,hed to the trustees,
from one OF the largest estates In
the rich White River valley.
NO ORPHANAGE ERECTED.
BUT JAPS GROW RICH
No crphanagc has been erected
The trustees are still holding tho es'
tnte, subject TO the review OF no tri'
bunai or court The rich farm lands
that Jcffs left to charity are leased
% Japanese farmers. who arc grow
tng wealthy out OF their leases and
oub-lcAxee.
The trustces named In the win are
n N. IAtimer. president OF the Dcx.
ter.Hortcn bank. william II. Boyle.
wealthy attorney OF Seattle; Lester
T0rhcr. John c. Atwood and Henry
0trnde.
These men have held the estate OF
Richard Jefrx for IL years. during
che majority Of that time. most OF
che hand has teen given over 10 the
Jnpanese. Tho reason they assign
fur not carrying out the request OF
the dying man L. that a sufficient
oum has not yet been accumulated.
INCOME or $4,000
= YEAR PUT IN BANK.
The estate Is approximately 900
ocrs&." w. III. Boyle. ono of the trus-
eeee. declared friday. The revenue
- only $4,000 year. The money
- being placed In tho bank and
when . sufficient sum has accumu-
Inted. the orphanagc win be erected .
Boyle admitted that most Of the
land was leased 20 Jap..
They arr the only ones that viii
work II and make. money out Of IT,"
be stated.
Tho trustees wcre given fun power
ond diGrction TO manage the estate
n such manner as they deemed pru-
dent and advisable. No bond was re-
Quired Of the original trustees.
Today. shh richs property. In the
hands Of five wealthy men. IL being
turned over to japanese exploitation.
Of the orphanage.. which was Jeffs'
dying dream. there Is not an indica-
ttoo -unless Il b. tho Jap ccoiie siav-
~ n the rich pastures and selling
NJ produce to American consumers
~ oxnrhttant prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
CODSON'S RUSE
MAKES HIM RICH
No Undue Influence Proved,
Is Jury's Decision

LOUISVILLE. KY. July so.--r1nd-
Ing that Karl A. Helne. White
Plains. ~. T.. pianist. had not OBJ
tanned contract with his godfather.
Karl u. Grahn. aged Louisville brick
Manufactures. thru undue influence.
"A jury has awarded judgment In
favor OF iIcino for breach OF con
tract. thus ending a two weeks trial
In which the strange relations be.
tween tho godnon and godfather were
revealed.
More than 90 years ago tho
wealthy Louisville finanoier was at
tn. christening Of Karl lieine. the
child OF friend IN Germany. and he
agreed TO act ah godfather.
Last year the dapper musician
came to Louisville. went 10 the pala.
tial GRAIN homo and WAS received ms
son when ho told bis godfather
who no was. drnhn had not seen
him since tho christening.
Then. according TO Grahn's ,eHti.
mony. began tho intrigue OF Hciue
20 charm his daughter. Elsie. and.
thru her. 20 strengthen his hold on
tho godfather with a view of getting
control OF hln vas, manufacturing
interests. Ills piano playing and
singing were the media thru which
he made himself Irresistible. GRAIN
testified
The father. finally yielding 10 her
appeals. loaned Heino $4,000 and
went on hts note for $4,000 for stock
in the company. and prou,js>d him
a salary Of $4,000 annually. tho les
timony showed. mr.
Tho court held tha1w ,hs1y <es
OF the daughter II 4Faiid con
tract. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
3 Amundsen Men
Are Believed Lost

NOME. Alaska. July so.--Members
Of tho Amundsen crew here are
mourning for three men who left the
explorers ship with mail last fall
while tho vessel was OF the North
siberian coast and who have not been
heard OF since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Three Japanese
Nabbed in Raids

Three Japanese were at liberty on
800 bail Friday. following raids on
their soft drink establishments. They
arei X. kawsguchi. 80 w. Main st,.
n Ando. sou Yealer Any. and Y.
Iikihara. sof Occidental ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

1oHN d. RYAN. 50. resistant Of Sc
a1k1e fog II years. died Wednesday at
H. Pr0videnee hospital Funeral ser.
v1csg were held Friday morning at
tn Gacved Heart church IT 3 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

The beauty judges of the Denver Express decided that Miss
Da0mar Jensen the prtttest sdisg ia Denrer and
tered her picture the national saesgrLs beauty contest
The national Judges busy IN Ne,c York They
going the photographs Of the local prize and
national minner icH be announced soon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
UTOK MA LVOV ZARAzEN.
Polaci oznamuji, ze zajali tfi
tisice Rusi zmocnili Sc cenne
kofisti vareSngko materialu.

Varsava, 16. zari. Polske O.
peraca proti sovetovym VOL
skhm podel horniho toku reky
Bug byly uplne uspesne a boil
sevicka armada, jez byla SOU
sired 'ovana k dtoku ma Lvov,
byla porazena die zprav, jez
dosly do tohoto mesta.
Polaci vzah 5000 zajatcu
dvacet sest del, pet aeroplanu,
diva pancerove vlaky pade-
sat strojnich pusek, bylo ured-
nc oznameno.
Lohdyn, 16. zari. Sovetske
Rusko povazuje to "a nutne
zariditi mirumilovne a prateI
ske vztahy "se stavajicimi Via
dami' vsach zemi, pravi Daily
Herald We zprave 0 protestu
Cicerina, ruskeho zahranicni-
no lministra. proti note posla-
Inc Italii cambridge Colbym,
|americkym sekretarem statu.
Nadeje, re Amerika zavrh-
ne Colbyho, "kratkozrakou
!politiku' jest vyjadrena Cice-
rinem, pravi omen casopis a
|pfani, by normalni vztahy me-
ri Spoj. Staty a Ruskem byly
zrizeny, pres zakladni rozdfl
" jich organisaci" jest tlumoce-
no protestu.
Cicerin pravi, re sekretar
Colby a JIM snazi Sc vysvetliti
piitomne revolucni smysleni We
vSech zemich jako vysledek
bolsevicke propagandy, coz
"jest pomluva nedolozena fax
ty", pravi zahranicni ministr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
PATNACT ROKU PRO IA
-BITf SPOLUzAKA.


Woodsville, N. H., 16. zari
Walter T. Meads 2 LAGRANGE,
ILL.,, junior ma Dartmouth kolle
il, jenz zastrelil Henry E. Ma
|roney-ho 4 Medford, Mass,
spoluzaka, po prohyrene noci v
hollejni dcrmitari cervnu le-
tosniho roi.al primal Sc pred
soudem k zlocinu zabiti byl
poslan do statni trestnice ma
dobu od patnacti do dvaceti 70
XII. Meads vyslechl rozsudek
klidne, beZe vselikeho viditel-
neho vzruSeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
EASE VSECKO DOPLNENO

Snad ami jedina polozka ne
bude 'chybeti Ultra pristi ty.
den z celeho sezhamu laci '
prvnim vyprodeji "u koudeld"
v elsie 4735 Broadway a mno-
no jinych zvlastnich laci bude
pripojeno.
Prave jsme Ease obdrzef no.
YOU zasilku, ale uz posledni,
obsahujici as 10 neb dvanact
stuck bileho platna, vyroby
Fruit of The Loom, najlep-
81 platno. Jake lie vubec "a
penize koupit, " prodeji u
mas Ultra a pristi tydcn, pokud
zasoka staci, po 80 centcch
yard.
Dale obsahuje tato zasilka a
81 tisic yardh prvotfidnich
Scout" perkalu, sc palcu ST.
rokych, tmavomodre neb svet-
le barvy, patnact novych vzor-
XII, pravidelna cena 55c a SOC
yd., v prodeji u mas Ultra a pri-
sti tyden, pokud zssoba staci,
po 81 centech yard.
Dalsich a poslednich dvacet
pct tuctu zenskych novomod-
Mich Easter rukavy So hod-
noty po 80 centech, ocekava-
me Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
Drahe cestovani v nynejsi
drahote.

"Mame S sebou vsecko, dra-
houSku? Co je v tom malem
kufriku?"
"Garderoba".
A v tom velkem?"
'BankSvky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
Zajata .nevesta.
Ronan etyrech dech oe pi E. D. E. N. So,hvorthovs
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloMl Hugo Chotek
3Gooeeeooeeoso
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloIl Hugo Chotek

zadam "a TO jen to, abys z1stal
pri mne a byl v6ren sve vlasti
- byl veren sobe sam! Vice
|nezli sama sebe tobe. dati ne
moh'u! zivot svdj ale rada
bych obeJovala, jen kdybych
podrzeti te mohla u sebe!"
"Erminie, draha, mila Ermi-
ME, utis Sc prec a zachovej kid
nou rozvahu!" pravil on mex
ce.
sob, EastWorthe!" zvolala
|prudce, ,,'nekdy, kdyz hledela
jsem V milou tvoji tvar a pony
slela 81, ze smrt moh1a by mne
tebe urvaci - tn pocit' 'ovala
jsem Y srdci, re bych toho ne
prezila! Avsak toto JIG mno-
hem horst smrti! Oh, nebesa!"
"Erminle", pravi1, hlade jeji
vlasy a liba.ie il ma cello a rasy,
"Erminie, vSechen tento boil po
chazi jen z tveho predsudku.
Proc nepodivas Sc take ma dru-
hou stranku teto otazky? Pfi-
pust', alespoh ma okamzik jen,
re mohu byti v pravu!"
ooh, Eastworthe, zivot svuj
Gala bych "a to, kdybys byl v
pravu skutecn6! ia radeji sne-
sla bych tisiceronasobnou kriv-
du, nezli abych ukrivdila ii
Jednoul. Y tomto pripadu vi
dim vSak piiliS jasne, nezli a
byeh Sc mohla klamath. ia mi
Idvala tuto Unii pfilis mnoho a
myslela ma nj co ma zem zasli-
benou, co na novy Jeruzalem
Je to zeme svobody, zeme
vsech, kdoz .jsou utlacovani a
@ osobni svobodu svoji olupo-
vani. A ty chceS zasaditi il ra-
nu smrtelncu? Oh,pomysli jen,
jak sIabou a bezmocnou by by
la severni Amerika, rozbita
isouc ma kGsy a rozdelena Po-
mysli ,jak despoticke monar-
chic by zaj jasaly, patrice ma IL
padek teto slavne republiky!
Nemely by pax pravdu, tvrdi-
ce, re ia prava lidovlada nemu-
re udrzeti sc nikde We svete a
lhonarchie proto re je lepsi?
Oh, milaGkG muj, mech zadrze-
ii Sc zpet a nenastupuj cestu,
vedouci X cerne, desne propa-
still"
"Erminie, milacku, rec tvoji
diktuje ii predsudek a cit, nj
koli ale rozum a soudnost. ia
t nezazlivam proto, milacku
muj, ma vzdor tomu, re odda-
most moii ku rodnemu statu ma
zvala isl zradou, a pravim
icn, re clov6k, jenz nazvan byl
zradcem, ina pravo ku obrane.
ChceS obranu tn slySeti?"
"Eastwo,the, jestli Tekla
isem neco, co te urazilo, pax
prosim te "a odpuSteni. ia ne
mlnila te uraziti".
"Cnces slyseti moji obra-
nu?"
ooh, anv, chci".
Plukovnik Eastworth W.
mluvnymi slovy jail sc nyni po-
2orne nas'ouchajici divce Wy
kladati vso hny ty doktriny, ia
kymi vudcove konfederace sva
deli lid kG odtrzeni sc Cd .Unie.
Argumenty ty jsou prilis zna-
me, nezli ahych je tuto opako-
vala II .iak pri charakteru Err
mimic dalo sc ocekavati, neuci-
nily na nj DOZEN prazadny. O.
ia nedala nesti Sc vymluvnosti
ami p'esve-,, ,,citi Sc klamnym mu
drovanim. Ba, AMI vrela laska k
r,uzi nebyia dosti mocnou, ably
odvratila il. cd toho. co povazo-
vala "a svrii povinnost. Pohled
jeji byl bystry a duch jeji jas
ny, badavy a proziravy.
Marina byla vsechna ieho
namaha. Erma trpela. lkala, a.
lie od svyca 'zasad neodchylila
sc ami ma krok.
konecne, kdyz priblizil Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17

sc usmala. prav{t
"Ja .-'zInim ian tcmu, re
snouben-.c ;cuJ ic ..c.Uzem sle-
chetnomya.:In, te"tnym a
datnyr; slovum tvyn vsak ne
rozumln1 dosud".
Ted '>,yS, .rAh;. milena
Ermiui-: id j:,r' secessioni
stou! Jseul jednim z vudcu v
tsomto druhem boii "a neodvi-
s!ost a osobni svobodu, boji,
jenz bude slavnejSim jeste,
jak ten prVni, ia jsem jednim
onech velkych tvoritelu mia
de republky jestlize zadam
@, abys rasledovala mne dnes
vecer, cinim TAX proto, abys
sdilela Sc rlnou muj osud a sta
la po m4n4 boku, az dostoupim
nelvySSihC stupne slavy, ma ja-
ky poVznesti muze cloveka
Vdek vitezneho lidu - vdek
mlad6 konfederace! - Avsak,
co deJe sc tebou, draha?"
zvolal lIEasu, vida, ze mlada
dfvka Sc Cd neho odvraci a je
co smlt bleda. "Co deje se to
tebou, mila, dobra mole Er-
MOI"
"Srdce me je zlomene!" pra-
villa hlaser zmirajicim.
"Nesmysi, ma milena divko,
:nuj andel'! Znam dobre pred
stirane tvoje zasady, nebot' do
ST casio slysel jsem, jak vysb-
villa isl Sc We prospech teto alb
surdni Un e., Vim vSak take, ze
CO posluSna dcera sveho otce
vzala isl nahledy jeho "a sve
a opakuJeS je jako papousek,
nennajic ani tuSeni o pravem
Jich vyznamu. Cd nynejska,
Mia Ermu nebudes riditi Sc
de nahleda tveho otce, nybrz
dc rahledG tveho manzela.
co fikas tomu, milacku?"
ga nemyslim, re prisvojila
lsem sobe nahledy meho otce v
tonic smeru. ia nepamatuji Sc
IA dcbu, Fdy nev6i6la jsem.
Ze zrada
'Ermo! Zvolal hlasem tax
priSnIm, re Sc ma chvili od-
mlcela. "Oh, odpust'" pravila.
ia necGJ6la vysloviti sc tax
prikre. Npminila isem te ura-
ziti a stale doufanl, re nerozu-
mela isem ii dobre. Nebesa
GeJtez, .abv bylo tomu tax |!
Oh, ano, musi tomu tax byti.
FzdyU' ten Slechetny, made vsi
pochybnoSt cestny a hrdinny
Fastworth Je veren sve vlasti,
svemu lidu a sve zemi! CT snad
pfece ne? O, rel, re sc nemy-
linn a ja.E,esnu pred tebou ma
kolena a zadati budu te "a cd
pusteni, ze jsem ma okamzik
mohla poChybovati o tobe!"
Mluvic tall, zaril oblicei mlade
dlvky nadSenim ona Okla
mziku tom byla nebesky kras-
ma.
"Ano, E:minie. ia jsem We
rem sve vlasti. svemu lidu a sve
zemi, avS;.k obavam Sc, ze ne
V tom smvslu, jak ty minis. ia
jsem veren sve vlasti a tou ie
slunny Jih stat Virginie a ia
2avazal Sc prisahou, re podpo-
rovati budu jizni konfederaci
veskerou silou meho ducha a
meho ran4ene !"
"P2k heda menu srdci, ne
bot mezi mani ie vSe Il kon-
ce!" zalkala divka, klesnouc k
.ieho nohoum Jako mlady, jed
nou ramon pcdt atty stromek.
On pozvedl il JENNIE a privinuv
il k svemu srdci, mluvil k nj
nejlahodnejSim svym hlasen.
Ona ovinula rame sve kOl ieho
size a tisknouc Sc k nemu jake
reva k duhu, prosila:
"Oh, poid' zpet! Pojd' zpct
Ike mn3! Nechod' do temne te
propasti zkazy zatraceni !,
Oh, neGin tOho Zustan zde
zustan u mne! ia budu ii TAX
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
Dr.. J. J. SUVA

Dr.. J. J. SILVA
lelkaf 4 ranhoji1
QUINCY, AV. roh E. 81. Ill.
Telefony:
Bell. Garfield 1881.
Guy. Princeton 2O87-K.
Por.dni hodiiny:
Cd 8 do To aodin rano.
Cd 2 do 4 hodin odpoledne.
'Od z do 8 hodin vecer.
V nedeli Cd 10 do IL h. rano
Obydli 2877 Huntington Rd.
Shaker Heights.
Bell: Fairmotnt 90.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
s'SVETn

"kdyz srdce veil, te-
dy Valn zapejem,"
v nedsli, 26. zaafri v
Cces. Mar. SIM. kvar-
teto ri. Rddz. Vokou-
nova, p.-V. Dlouhy,
p. B. Sixta, p. Vac.
'Bauirnrg,;a.rtl. ii i Obsta-
rejte 81 listky v cas- v
obchode pi. Vacko-
We evG. N. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
REDS AND FELLOWS CLASH
Uprcar Reigns at Meeting of Next
can Communist Congress. II

Uprcar Reigns at Meeting of Next
can Communist Congress. :,
Mexico City, Sunday, Sept. 10
Confusion reiened at tonight's meet
ing of the communist congress lof
the Mexican proletaria" when. Iurfng
a sharp debate some one fired a
pistol into the air. There were nc
casualties, but the meeting soon adj
iourned. An element known as the
"yel.ows,' which opposes the radical
principles, advocated by the reds. :
became involved in exchanges with
extremist speakers. and disorde' pre-
vailed.
Several .aembcrs Of the America"
Federation of Labor, who a!c visit
ing this city, attended the meeting
and were placed in an awkward 20
sition when several orators denJunc-
ed their organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
BIG DRAMA PLEASES

Across the English Chained, -Gae-
nor. Isle who had left Blighty to
avoid the army of reporters who fol-
lowed her every footstep-was re-
turning to London on boat that had
embarked from La Harve.
In France she. had felt. secure.
The past with its poignant men,
Dries han been left hundreds of
miles behind. Gaenor had married,
and on her honeymoon in Paris,
where she should have tasted the full
cup of happiness, the old haunting
past loomed up, SCATTERING to bits
any hope for happiness.
Her husband had asked for an ex-
plantation, but how could she explain
anything. Hadn't he read the pa
pers? Didn't he remember Gaenor
Lisle? How could she ever hope to
refute the evidence the court had
linked with her name. How could she
d!spel the lingering doubt that would
inevitably cling to her. Rather than
attempt an explanation Gaenor had
left him. Soon she would be in Lon
don.
The mist of the channel fog had
left the stairs of the companionway
slippery and uncertain, and in going
below "The Notorious Miss Isle"
slipped and fell to the lower deack I'M
conscious. The unraveling of the
Threads that bound the girl to the un
pleasing sobriquette. entangles some
of the most unusual and unexpected
incidents in this latest First National
Attraction, "The Notorious Miss
Lis!e" which will be shown at the
Richmond Theatre tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
SAILORS DRINK SHELLAC
Skipper Says They Acted Oddly. But
Showed No III Effects.


Baltimore, Md, Sept. 20.-The
tanker Rapidan. earring 100000
gallons of oil, arrived in port today
from Port Lobcs and the master,
Capt. c. Eckman, describes an Incl
dent that occurred on the voyage.
az noticed that some Of the crew
were acting peculiarly" he said, and
investigated. | learned that six
gallons of shellac which we had
aboard had dwi ndled to one gallon.
After questioning the men l learned
they had used the shellac as a bev-
eragc. What astounds me is that
none of the men suffered any ii CT
fccts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
he named had been a Y. NJ. c. a.
worker in Russia.
100000 in Securities
Blown From Boys Hands
Through 3d-Story Window

New York, Sept. 2l.-Ona of the
freak" happenings Of the Wall!
street explosion became known to-
day when a Wall street brokerage
firm reported that package contain
ing 100000 worth of securities was
blown from the hands Of its messen-
ger. who: was, near the scene, through
the!s.Shjrd story window Of another
firrfg "a
When the messenger who was
knocked down but uninjured, regalned
his senses he notified his office of
the loss. Fifteen minutes later, the
firm was notified that the securities
had been blown into the shattered
window If stock exchange firm at
7 Wall .ct and were safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
Forccastcr of Explosion
known to Frisco Police

San Francisco. Sept. 2O.-Duncan
Mathewson, captain of detectives
here. announced today he was in pos
session of the name of a man who
declared to have predicted, several
DAYS before the New York bomb out
rage that would be "a big explosion
in Wall street "on the fifteenth
Mathewson said his informant was
a disabled soldier and that the man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
IN MEMORIAM

MARGARET WELSH-In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear
mother who departed this life two
years ago today, September 21st,
1918.
Guarded and kept by the Saviour.
Victor over death and the grave,
We know she is sweetly sleeping
In Jesus the mighty 10 save.
Dearest mother how we miss you,
Since from earth you passed away
And our hearts are aching sorely
As we think of you each day.
BY her devoted children.
226-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
BATH ROBE MATERIAL

New goods fetching coors and pattern designs to make
robes for children men and women bought to sell for &c. sp
Thursday, yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
Alsacc Boon in Leather

With the return of Alsace 1t Is cS-
timated tnat Frances annual produc-
tive capacity for sole leather Is IL
creased by 100000 to 100000 'ldes.
No tanrer;eS are lo'a.s.i a Lorraine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California Syrup of Figs
only--look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and mos:
harmless physic for the little stomach
liver and bowels. Children love il
fruty taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say california.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-21

The man who is the first to argue
is usually the last to act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
FOR SALE


New strictly modern five room
bungalow. Located close to ball
park, can be bought on easy terms.
Good as new, seven room modern
house. Double garage, corner lot so
x120 feet. Hill location.
Four room semi-modern house.
Close in, can be bought on easy
terms. Price $2,1G0.
New six room modern house,
Case park addition, will be fin
ished in 80 days, $500 cash.
Seven room all modern house,
garage, good level lot. New addition
Thirty-first avenue and Eleventh
street. Price $4,000, will consider
trade. -
See McINNIS BROS, 42O-421
Safety Bldg, R. l. 1873, evenings
r. l. 3451.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
TO EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE-FIvE ACRE
homo in small town. Two hours ride
from Chicago. -Four rooK house. best
Of soil. Ny equity. $500. e. Hanne-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES GALL NAK1sS). ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: 84b
bicycles. complete. $34.5O tail coiors} !:
nye stores. LIS East Third etroet: 302-
ass East second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply Houss.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
PATENTS.

PATENTS SECURED: FREE ADVICE TO
inventors: mechanical drawings made.
W. \. Haskell, patent attorney: E. H.
Michaelis. mechanical engineer. 609-61
Best Bldg Phone z. l. 76e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

ROCK ISLAND H000D No.
65s. A. r. d A. M.-Staaed
NXHH meeting nrst Friday Of each
XIX msnth. Otto Priester. " H.:
Wv H. 8. Bo.man. secresary.
Special for work on =. C. degree. r1-
Gay. Feb. 81. at p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR.

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nervous energy every hour of the day.
Health means peace from aches and
pains. Call today. pr. Liess. Chiro-
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Phone Moline 2S13.