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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
xEto> IUK NEARING On pEl'
vIe> 'nR ADMINISTRATOR
Estate of Ida G. Nrrril.

estate bl iva !. .Nffi I'll
state Of Minnesota. County OF It1e IN
Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ida {.
Norcll brccdent.
TIE ST NrE DF MINNESOTA To al
per~onS Interested in the Granting of
adwini stration OF the estate OF S1td ne
cedcnt: The petition OF thr'@tfh"
Tnren having been He'd in THIS Court.
rcprescnting that Ida &. Noreil then
a resident of the County OF Dane,
state of Wisconsin,. died tnfcState ON
the .and day of July. 1920; aud pray
ING that letters of administration Ter
estate lac granted to Christine Tofeil,
and the court having fixed the time
aud place for hearing said netttinn;
THEREFORE,. YOU. AID EAtlt OF
Sptt are hereby cited and required
To show cause. " any YOU have. be ore
thi, court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House. in the Village -
rtnc city in the County Of Pine, stat,
OF Minnesota, on the 9Th day OF Jane
1871 at one o'clock T. NJ. why SAID
petition should not he granted.
Witness The Judge Of said Court
and the Seal Of Satd Court, this 18th
day OF April 1921.
Robert Wilcox,
Court Senn Probate Nudge
JAprn aS-May ~
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state of Minnesota. County Of PINE.
s~. ia District Court. Merle T.. fieAfh,
Pthntiff. w. Timothy Bilman, Deieb-
Aant.
Notice H. uprtby Given. That ~ vir-
tue OF an Execution To me dlree, ed
and delivered. and NOW ~ my hands.
issued ont Of the District t"urt. Nine
teenth Judicial District. state 81 MIN
nesota. "a ana FOR the county oi i'th'
upon "a Judgment rendered lB q JUS
tees Court of the state q. MINNESOTA
in the said County of PINE in favor
Of Merle f. Heath aud against ltHm'
thy BIitmHn, a transcript al W{hcb
Judgment has becn duly dach"tcd ~
the office OF the clerk ~ the SAID DIS
trict Court ] have levied upon tht
following described real estate of sad
defendant. tn-Wttt
The Northwest quarter t>A laD and
the North half OF the Northeast quar-
ter Is al SEQ OF Section IWthly
Hye i35b 10 Township fpttN-taur HD'
Range Nineteen tlU, situat" ~ the
snid County Of Pine. state Z" Mime
sofa. ana that I shuiI on Monday the
10Th day of June. y. -. l9~l. ~ the
noun ct two o'clock +. ". Of Said DAY
ri the front door OF the Court House
"a the village of Pine Ctty IN said
County ana state. proceed to sell all
The right title ana interest OF the
nhuYe named 1imothy Bilrtan IN and
to the above described property. u
satisfy said Judgment aud costs. am
oiintinH Ia SiNty-fiNc dollars AMI tltty
rtaht cents. together with an accfu-
inu rosts pf sale. mad interest on On,
same from the 2Gth day Of ~"pt"in-
her 1920, ~ tine rate ui SlN per cent
pet anuum az fubitc Auction, t. the
highest bidder for cash
II. }. Hawjey.
~hcrtU. Pine County
iam-nr 4 Rotnhola.
pthutift'- ATTORNEYS,
llinckIcy. MINI,
A
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II 4. Ordered, That the time Wlthhi
u-bicb an creditors Of the above ndineu
tlecedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, he. ana the
same hereby is, limited to SIX mon ~
from and after the date hereof; ana
that Monday the 18th day of November
1921. at one O'Clock p. NJ. in the Pro,
bate Court Rooms at the Court House
at Pine city in said County, be. anu
the same hereby is. fixed and appoint l
Cd as the time and place for near
ing upon and the examination, adjust
Dent and allowance of such claims
"a shall be presented within the tlhi"
aforesaid.
let notice hereof be given by the
ptblication of this order in the AskoN
American as provided by law.
Dated May eth. 1921.
Robert Wilcox,
nc,,Irt Sean Clerk, Judge of Probate
MAY 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

,aia District 80. 100 Is distant from
me said land only two and one Hudr
ter OF . mile at present. ANA Wheii
be- Il distant Of only one and three
uuHIter miles. while the school House
20 which land iS now attarhea' 'l'l7t.
20 tGG1 i~ more than i've miles. was
,,-e.cuteG to the Board Of County Com
u1i~siouei- 81 Pine County. Minnesota,
III i session uf said Boad held ~ the
'Ita day 0f April A. -. 1871 fer the
,ctl"n ~ said Board thereon:
NnW, THEBEFONE NOTICE =
hereby given that heHrtnl 81 y ~,
ite- futere4 tcd IN tive matter OF 7"ld
petition viii be granted ri The ne n
thr aEst d4y Of MAY A. -. 1921. at
one O'Clock in the afternoon ut the
office OF The County Auditor IN Pine
Cty ju said County
isy order of the Board a. Coanty
Andrew T.. Edjn.
County Auditor and clerk O! h"aiH
lAiaN i2-l9)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
NOTICE TO Co>rn

Ri1~ for construction Of basement
aud raising of present structure ~
the prcshvlcri1u Church of Bruno, " u
I've. received NV the building Commit
toe plans and specifications cnn 90
eNnlnincd at state Bank OF Bruno. ~
bids 10 bc accompanied by certified
check Of r per cent Of bid All buds
20 be IN 10y June lst. BIDS Sh" Ia
he addressed to building Committee
isrlno PRESBYTERIAN taurch. care ol
state Bonk Of bruno. BOARD re crEc-
RIGHT Ia reject any or ull bids.
Bert Rose, Sec.
G-i91
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NOTICE

WHEREAS. \ petition signed hN For
rest Allen. fFeCholder who il % legal
voter. residing IN school District No.
too asking that he with his land to
wit: NEt, OF the NEi4 OF section
Thre- Twp. t.? Range IL. And that
he desires to be set off from the said
pist. No. 100 tor the following rea-
son: THAT the school House IN the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
nrn,.R UNITING T,HE TO 'iiLt
hNiH-, ND ron lt AKIN
THEREON

state or, Minnesota. County of Pine. -.
~ t'rub@tC Court.
I'm the Matter Of the Estat" Of Martin
johnson. becedcGt
Letters Of administration this day
having been granted to H3rreN \.
BurteSon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

claims to be able to tell us what
the weather will be any old day
next summer or. fall, and IN a
lump for any part Of the coun-
try
Good night,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
Personal Points

Lowell OraAgsr has Inst returned
from Evanston. where hs - stndy.
Ing ct Northwestern university. ana
viii visit for several weeks with his
parents. Rev. and 1Irs. J. Clarks
Granger, S1l Fifteenth street before
returning to summer school q
Northwestern.
Harwood Her1ocker OF Ffeepcrs
LEFT today after visiting friends ~
Rock Island, for Montana, where he
will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald n. vanca
have returned from . two weeks
trip In northern Wisconsin. They
viii make their homo for the pres
emit ut 1916 Twenty-second street
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Andrews and
family Of l526 Sixth street. left thil
morning for Waterloo, Iowa, r.
make their home. Mr.. Andrews Il
business manager Of the Hawksyt
Oil company.
MRS. F. Dahlgren and grand
daughter, Miss Karome Sandberg o
Mobile, Ala, are visiting at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sand
berg, 1910 Thirty-second street
Miss Sandberg will make her hom'
here with Mr.. and Mrs. SandberE.
Miss Dorothy Ross OF Chicago ha
been visiting at the home Of he
cousin, Miss Mary McCabe. 300
Eighteenth avenue. Miss McCab
accompanied Miss Ross to Chica
20 this morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
DRIVE FOR FUND
TAKES RECESS
FOR BRIEF time


C. A. Beers announced at the noon
day luncheon Of workers OF the
Community drive that the move
ment to raise $50, 900 for the public
welfare agencies Of the city in or
der to secure . donation OF SIS, 900
from seven citizens, would recess
three days to give the executive
committee time to reassort the list
Of prospective givers, make an ex-
haustive examination Of the actual
progress Of the campaign thus far
and prepare a reassignment Of ter
| ritory.
Every worker Is requested in the
meantime to hand in his list OF
prospects, whether he has called
upon them or not, to the executive
committee headquarters in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms. 1t
is hoped that every list will be in
the committees hands by tomorrow
noon.
Every solicitor is to hold him
self in readiness for duty at the
call of the executive committee and
the call will go forth within three
days.
Fund Reaches Sss,9s5.74.
A total OF $2,694.10 was reported
at today's luncheon in the Y. w
C. A., being the result Of the work
ers' efforts since the last luncheon
This sum swells the total to date
to $32,925.74.
Mr.. Beers, in his address to thu
workers, said that the encouraging
feature of the campaign was thu
fact that hundreds Of people haf
subscribed to the fund who hat
never before contributed to tn
support of the city's welfare agen
cies. He thought the worker
could congratulate themselves upol
such an achievement
| The chairman drew a contras
between the person worth a quar-
ter Of a million dollars who con
ltributed $50 to the fund and tn
Ipoor family able to contribute onl,
Sc or $12. Reflection upon thi
contrast, he thought should resul
in the man Or woman OF mean
greatly increasing the amount Q
their contribution.
| Poor Give Generously.
| He had been impressed with tn
; fact that some who were in YER
moderate circumstances, and VIII
were only employaH three days GU
LOT a week. had given very geneI
ously to the fund, perhaps NOR
than they should have given.
n He felt assured, he said, that all
er the recess, when the new list
are given out, the balance of tn
fund, amounting now to about SIT
900, can be successfully raised.
T. A. Murphy followed in a sin
=. liar vein and the meeting ai
journed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
ARREST WOMAN
FOR ENTERING A
CAMP BY FORCE

Mrs. B. F. Zoeckler was arraign-
ed before Magistrate d. ]. Cleland
in police court this morning on a
charge OF disorderly conduct pre-
ferred by J. F. Browne.
Mrs. Zoeckler was charged with
having broken into Brownies camp
on Rock river Sunday afternoon.
She said she had done so to han,
a telephone receiver on it's hook,
so that service could be had on 9TH
er telephones on that party line.
The complainant claimed differ
emily, saying that there had been
considerable talk about him leaving
his telephone receiver down in or
der to stop service on other lines,
and that he had made special ar
rangements outside of his camp SO
that if anything went wrong with
service on other lines, his line
could be cut off, which would re-
move any suspicion that he was
responsible for trouble on the lines
He declared that Mrs. Zoeckler had
deliberately broken into his camp
without any cause. The case was
continued until Z o'clock this eve
ming. pending telephone company
inquiry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
100000 FOR
CHINESE RELIEF
Augustana Synod Board Hears Re.
port Of Work in Far East;
FOrs Reelected.

Chicago, June 13.-Augustana
synod of the Swedish Lutheran
church has given $143,356 to China
during the past year, including
$4,000 direct to famine sufferers,
according to rpeorts of the China
mission board, made by Rev. o. j.
Johnston today.
The synod appropriated $4,000
additional for relief work and voted
to collect a free will offering, ex-
pected to total 100000 more. A. P.
Fors of Chicago was reelected to
the board.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

Charles Reagan, editor Of the
Tri-City Labor Review, has been
called by the president of the inter-
national pressmen's union to take
his place at the annual convention
of the American Federation Of La
Dor, which opened today in Denver,
Colo. Major George L. Berry, pres
ident of the international union,
was in Rock Island last week. He
could not stay for the A. F. of L.
convention, which Is to last two
weeks, and telegraphed Mr.. Reagan
to take his place. Mr.. Reagan will
leave Wednesday and his call to
the convention is a particular
honor, a selection from a large
number of officers Of the union
which has $4,000 membership. Mr.
Reagan is president of the local
union and mediator for the inter
national union.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
MOLINE PLOW
I REF|NANCING
Il IS UNDERWAY


Moline Pillow company refinanc-
ing and reorganization is under
Way now with two committees d.
1ecting the work. Creditors rep
9esenting the banking and mer-
ehandise groups and those holding
Aefial gold notes Of $4,000, 900, 81
100000. of which is due Sept. /,
Afe active on the committees.
" Both groups have been asked to
deposit their claims. Frank O.
Vetmore president of the First
National bank OF Chicago, heads
the banks and merchandise group,
and Ronald NJ. Byrnes Of New York
bSepresenting the note holders.
srhe sudden and unprecedented
1hlling of in sales in the autumn
~ 1920 left the company with an
Rcreased debt Of $4,000. 900 above
ormal, which il reflected in a cor
responding increase in its inven-
Dry" q statement emanating from
one OF the committees says. "The
management OF the business was
hAnged in September. 1919, and
important savings in overhead ex-
Ienses and improvements in mat
hrs OF organization were effected
"a 1890. Tho slump in business
however, came too quickly to en-
bic the company to reap the bene-
70 thereof or to protect itseli
ysainst the consequently swollen
Inventory.
n even at scaled down values tc
beet present prices Of raw mate
Gals. finished product. and plan,
ha company should show at leas,
t$0.000.000 Of assets. as against ap.
fortunately $co.ooo.00o Of indebt
1ness."
Annual Statement.
The annual statement Of thu
e1lne Pillow company for the yea,
h1sd DEC. 81. 1890. showed IN.
npany then had current liabili
0leles q $20. go, e35. There wer,
uu1nne oounmilnsuts totaling g,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
ARREST NEGRO
WITH $4OO DRUG
SUPPLY;JA|LED
Dope Peddlers Make Persistent Fl.
fort to Work-Police Say They
Control Situation.

George Hayes, negro, Of Gales
burg, was arrested last night with
drugs worth $500. Chief Tom Cox
made the arrest. Hayes was ar
raigned this morning before Mag
istrate d. ]. Cleland in police court
and was sentenced to six months
in the county Jail on q vagrancy
charge.
In the last two weeks the police
have arrested four dope peddlers
and all have been given Jail sem
fences or paid heavy fines and then
left the city, the police say.
All four were negroes. One came
here from Waterloo. two from Des
Moines and one from Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
AS USUAL THIS
IS HOTTEST DAY
Mercury Climbs to IS, Repeating
1920 Record, When June High
Came ON 18th Day.

Registering the hottest day Of
the year at o'clock this afternoon
the thermometer reached IS de-
grees, today rivals June Is. 1920
which was the warmest during the
month of June. The June high il
1920 was only SO.
The temperature dropped i've de,
grees from / to 2 o'clock this att
ernoon. Although it seemed the
hottest day, Sunday was outdonA.
Yesterdays high was 80 degrees It
3 O'Clock.
At Z o'clock yesterday morning
the temperature started to climb
from 70 degrees to IS at noon. 50
at 3 o'clock, and fell at S O'Clock to
30 degrees. This morning at Z
o'clock it was 70 degrees and rose
to 80 at 10 o'clock. Hourly readings
from the weather bureau follow: :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

UeiIs i Des Msises.

Tri-city friends Of John L.. Siegle,
son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Siegle OF
1710 TArnam street, Davenport, will
be interested uin the announcement
Of his marriage to Miss Eugenia
Longwell, daughter Of Mrs. Laura
Longwell Of Washington, Iowa. The
wedding was solemnized Tuesday
June /, Ia Des Moines at the par
sonage Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, tho pastor officiating
Floyd Beatty and Miss Mary Tim
norman Of Washington, were the
attendants to-the bridal couple. Aft.
er . short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Siegle will be at home in Dayen-
port at 272O Farnam street. MIR
Siegle is connected with the Scot
County Savings bank. He attend
ed the Davenport high school ant
later went to the Ohio Military In
stitute at Cincinnati, Ohio. TIT
bride is a graduate of the Washing
ton high school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

GIVE CLASS PLAY
An Children to Assist with Play
~PatrioiaSLConmencement
To End Tern.

Patricia" the class play Of st.
Joseph's school, will be given to-
morrow evening at 5 O'Clock in
the school hall. All the children
OF the grades will assist In the pro
gram by giving small playiets.
Father James A. Dolard Of Can
ton. Ill. will deliver the address
at the commencement program
Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock. A
brief musical program will also ,be
given. A class Of seven will grad.
nate from the high school, is from
tho commercial course and 81 frouu
the eighth GRADE
The annual alumni banquet vir
b held Il $50 O'Clock "Wednesday
evening.
I School closed q room to1ay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
E !! iEfR s !; 8@ $}3?';:;
% lMRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am girl
20 years of age and have been go
ing with a boy q years old about
once every two weeks for four
months. He is very nice to me, but
think / shall never learn to love
him as well as he wants me to. The
reason is that / have met boy who
is "a years old. My parents and
friends like him because he is a
perfect gentleman everywhere. He
told my aunt one day that if it were
not for the other boy he would take
me places.
would like to have you tell me
how l could have this boy call on
me. Would you ask him to your
home? 1 like this boy very much
and would only have the other for
a friend. THANK YOU.
The young man does not care
very much for you or he would moi
stay away simply because you see
another. friend occasionally. Per
haps your aunt can help you out
by telling him that you are not en-
gagged and that you do not intend
to 60 with one young man exclu-
sively. l would not advise you te
invite him to call unless he shows
more interest in you to you directly
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My wife
is going to leave me for no Other
reason than that she doesn't like tt
live in this town and doesn't love
me. We used to live in another
state, but I don't want to go bach
as I cannot get my job back.
have fairly good job here.
We have three children. Sht
says she is going to take two Of tn.
children, but I want to keep tn,
two oldest and let her take tn,
baby, who is two years old.
Has she any right to take any O
the children against my wish. Sh,
was born and raised in this tow
and her parents and brothers thinl
she is not doing the right thing
When / threaten to sue her for di
vorce on grounds Of desertion sh,
says she doesn't care II I do O
not. H A. r.
I cannot give you any definit,
legal advice. The only satisfactor,
way VIII b to consult q lawyer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

Romeo and Juliet" is to be
screened again. This will be the
fourth time the ill-starred lovers
have been put on the silver sheet.
John l.. Golden is making the
film production Of Romeo and
Juliet" with Hale Hamilton and
Grace La Rue in the leading parts.
Winchell Smith is writing the
continuity and will direct the pic
ture. Joe Schenck, famed equally
as a film producer and husband Of
Norma Talmadge, will be associ-
ated in the venture.
This is the fourth picture of the
Shakespearean tragedy made by an
American film company. The first
was done by Edwin Thanhouser in
the early days Of the industry.
Francis x. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne made one for Essanay some
years ago; and about the same
time Fox presented Theda Bara in
a version with Harry Hilliard a
her Romeo.
Work on the picture will start a
soon as the scenario 10 finished.
At present Miss La Rue and
Hamilton are appearing on Broad
way in the comedy drama, Dear
Ma
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
5000 ATTEND
SERVICES FOR
&C. EDWARDS
Z. L. Eagls Says Splendid TrAss
Pail tsr Reek Island County
OGcinl.

The funeral Of Lieutenant Adrian
C. EDWARDS. formerly assistant
states attorney of Rock Island coun-
ty. vuho was killed in action In
France, was held yesterday after
noop In Roodhouse and Whitehall,
Creme county.
oEer 500 people attended, &C.
coriing to e. L. Eagle. assistant
states attorney of Rock Island
comfy, who wa. killed in action in
NJ I have ever witnessed" said Mr.,
Exile. Automobiles were parked
wkhin . radius Of six blocks Of the
cemetery"
Lieutenant Edwards was buried
With full military honors. Legion
posts Of Greene county had charge
The body was escorted to the GENE.
terry q Whitehall by company
Of soldiers and sailors and . mill.
Itary tanA
The funeral started at Rood.
HOUSE, four miles from Whitehall
1.-THE procession wended its way te
1.-The park in Whitehall, where Franz
Is. dickson, adjutant general Of tn,
| Illitois guard. delivered the funera
address. The great throng o
! people stood with barred heads dur
int the services.
Lieutenant Edwards was born
| Greene county near Whitehall an,
RbOdhouse. From June, 1913, I,
October, 1915. he was assistant Il
.hstice Floyd e. Thompson, the,
kock Island county states attor
fey. He became lieutenant I,
machine gun company X. 18th In
lkantry, and was killed in actor
MAY I, 1918. In France.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
MY have Two
PHYSICIANS TO
CARE FOR POOR


The board Of supervisors con-
vened this afternoon At . o'clock.
Among questions to be taken up
is the appointment Of county poor
physician. There is q probability
that two physicians may be named
for the work, contention being that
one cannot give adequate attention
to the Office which includes super
vision of the clinic. DR.. Dan Paul.
who is the poor physician. and DR..
Lee Stocker, are candidates.
The board also will consider TAX
ing steps to fight the Injunction Sc
cured BY the federal government to
prevent the country from collecting
taxes on the g0vernment-erected
houses. Suggestions will also be
heard ON any possible means OF
completing the new jail, the pro-
posed tax levy for which was voted
down on June s.
Fill Larson's Place.
It will be up to the board to come
to an agreement with Probate Judge
F. ]. Landee in the matter of as.
Stunning the duties Of county judge
Pendig an appointment of a sue
cessor to Judge N. A. Larson by the
governor of Illinois, the probate
judge can be called upon by the
county clerk to serve whenever &C
casion demands but it is not incum
bent upon. him to respond unless
satisfactory arrangements are hat
with the county board.
Judge Larson has directed hi
resignation to Governor Len Small
with the suggestion that the offic'
be allowed to remain vavant. Unde
the law, the governor is required Il
call special election if the tern
has over a year to run but the prec
edent has already been established
Of forgetting that vacancy exists
A special election would cost tn
county a considerable sum and it i
Thought the governor will act o.
Judge Larson's suggestion.
i Judge Larson is awaiting hi
commission as circuit judge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
DOG CENSUS SLOW
AS TAX PAYMENTS
BECOME OVERDUE

Dog tax is long overdue and the
police urge that payments be
made Immediately. The tax fee is
81 for male CANNES and 81 for fe-
male. The brass tags may be OBJ
tanned either from the desk SER
geant at the police station or up
on payment Of the fee to patrol
men on the beat.
In all cases where 1t Is known
that the tax has not been paid the
officers will call to make collec-
ton. The tax must either be paid
or the CANNES taken out Of the
city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
BURGLARS ENTER
F. STRAYER HOME:

Burglars entered the Fred Stray
er home, 1920 Eleventh street. Sun
day night while the family was
away and escaped with small iron
box containing insurance policies
and other valuable papers.
The burglars gained entrance
through a rear window and evil
IDENTIFY believed that the iron box
contained cash as they carried II
off. The case was reported to the
police shortly before mi''/ght-