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TO THE HOLDERS OF
interim Certificates Exchangcable for
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

FOUR Year Eight Per Coat. Customs Adnins
isiration Sinking Fund Bond Issue OF 1891.
The Equitable Trust Company Of New
York, as Fiscal Agent under Agreement os
Fiscal Agency dated OF June I. 1927.
made on behalf of the Republic of Eanto
Domingo. hereby gives notice that. pursuant
10 the terms o. said Agreement, II has
drawn for redemption on December 1. 1921.
out CT such funds as are required TO be de-
posted In the Sinking Fund on November
u, 1921. bonds OF tie Dominican Republic
Four-lear Eight Per Cent. Customs Admin
istration Sinking Fund Bond Issue OF la-is
numbered fcllnNNa.
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Boudoir Lamp. in Demand.

Although there has been no material
decrease in the price of lamps COM
parad with that of last year. dealers
In that line report n successful season
with sales greater than those of the
corresponding 1920 period. Novelties for
the Christmas trade are said to- be
selling well, but the greatest demand APP
pears to be for the boudoir lamps of
French design, which retail for $S7 80
upward For reading purposes. bridP Q
lamps. adjustable to any reading angle
desired. are reported as the best sellers.
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nnrnENps AND INTEREST.

TEAAS GULF ~ LsiitR ,UMgA>N.
regular quarterly dividend of fiftv cents
per share has been declared by the Board oe
Directors payable on December ~. 1921. 10
stockholders % record ~ tho close OF buri-
ness on December !. 1921.
An extra dividend of flfty cents per share
has also been declared by the Board CT Di-
rec;ors payable on December -. 1921. 90
stockholders OF record at the close OF busl.
ness on December /. 1921.
IL. +. J. KNOBLOCII. Treasurer !
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THE DELAWARE & uuDso,; coMr,NV

NQN YORK, NOV. ~, 1871.
4 quartcrlg dividend OF TWO AND ONEA
QUARTER t2Mss) PER CENT. on the capN
iiel stock % this Company VIII be paid ~
the office Of the Company. ~ Nassau Street.
IN this city, on and after Tuesday, Dec. 20.
business to-day.
~ order Of the Board Of Managers.
w. H. DAVIES. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28

Your Wants aud the teduts Of thou
sands Of others arc most quickly real
isca through THE NEW YORK HER.
AID Want Ads. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation brings the kind
u Results that arc most desirable.
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HE GUARDIAN LUFE INSURANCE;
lAApANA AE AMIrgIl A

The annual election OF Directors Of this
Company viii be held at ia principal office,
No. 80 Union Square. IN the City OF New
York. on Wednesday. the isth day of Dcccn1.
ber 1921, from II a. ". 10 Il. NJ
y A GpECKE. Secretary.
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j. ID. MOONEY IN NEW JOB.

J. d. Mooney. general manager OF the
Remy electric division Of the General
Motors CORPORATION. Anderson, Ind, wifi
become operating vice-president of the
General Motors Export Company m
December l.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.


Schedules in bankruptcy filed Saturday '7
the United District Court were as follows .
GEORGE McGUIRE-Scheduies of George
Mcclure. 1863 Pearl St., showed liabilities
of $3.50 and assets OF $3,7l5, consisting
WHITE PLAINS BARGAIN sToRE-sched-
ule of the White Plains Bargain Store
showed liabilities OF $7.35s, and assets Of
$4,000. consisting of cash on hand and bills
and notes due.
THE HARLEM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
Harlem Leader, 1882 Fifth avenue, showed
liabilities of $26.991, and assets OF $780,
consisting of stock in trade.
ABRAHAM PRILUTSKY--Schedu,~ OF Abra-
ham Prilutsky, 60 East Sth st.ret, showed
liabilities OF s16.935 and assets of $5,67o.
consisting of debts due and stock In 'rade.
MAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Max Uianer.
S27f Third avenue, showed liabilities of
.S5s, and assets OF $7.511. consisting Of
HANDELsIAN SHOE CO.. INC.-schedules
OF Handleman Shoe Co.. Inc. 10 Duane
street, showed liabilities Of $es,o29. and
SAMUEL sirfa " p. IA IAss~schedale s Of 'ss Samuel
p. Lass. 1870 West 10th street, showed
liabilities Of s92.3s5. and assets Of s4fol9,
HARRY SCHACHrER-Schedu of Harry
schachter,. "a Clinton stret. showed La
bilities. of ss,o52. and assets OF $3.54s.
coHss,irE lr ,s,s,eI oi STOCK !. trade. trade
ules OF Max Schlesinger & Son. Inc. 10G
Fast 23d street. showed liabilities Of $780,
100. and assets of Si1 .297, consisting OF
stock IN trade and machinery.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday In the United States Dis
trict Court:
JACOB WALDMAN-l.obert =. Stephenson.
temporary receiver for Jacob Waldmon, 10
Canal street, under bond of Sc, 500.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed Sat
urday, the first name being that of the
dobtor
ANTMAN, Abraham. and Tsser
Wollman tAntman & Wollman)-
w Corn ..-.............. $3.50. SO
BRADLEY. Chas Sc. Meisel.... :.457.05
BOLNDER Isidore-Alnger Bros.
Fogel. Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l2.2i
CENTRAL TEXTILE CO.. INC.
Albert ]. Wilmer, Arthur Fox and
Melvin l.. Snider-Burton Bros.
q Co. . ....................... 6,eS2 90
D'ALEssANDRo. Benedetto II.
Goodman ct al............ 3ii45
DRUAIMOND. Lewis l.. Apart
Row Realty Co.................. 2G19T
DELAWARE STEAMSHIP & COM
MERGE CORP, formerly Mat
thew Addy Steamship & Com
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ments. Principal creditors and claims are
Sylvia Miller. $500; Marie Kunbel, $500.
and Irving Feinburg. $1,000. Cohen. Rosen-
than & Shapiro are the attorneys for the
eptitionere.
EDWARD KARPEL CO.-Involuntary petit
ton against Edward Karpel G Co.. ~ West
Thirty-seventh street, manufacturers OF
ladies' hats. Principal creditors and claims
berg. SIS. and IT, Bernste,n. a. Marcus
Helfand Is the attorney for the petitioners.
GEORGE RITTER-Voluntary petition by
George Ritter. 462 Broadway. Liabilities
of $3016 and no assets. Principal credi-
tors and claims are Eag'e Pencil Co., $50;
Hudson Lumber Co., $233, and Niagara Box
Factory. lnc., s233.' Maxwell Green 10 the
attorney for the petitioner.
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Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
BosToN, Nov 27.--Sales of manufac-
turing stocks in Boston last week in
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merce ccp.-1.ord's Court Build

nlerce Ccrp.-lscrus Court Build
FRfFLINGHuYsEN. Frederick r.
whiting Motor Co. l,o2o.oo
GoLDFlELD. Nathan, and Louis
G. { s. PASTRY 6 REsrAuRANT
IF. W. Huber ................. 17.oi
banking Corp. ....,..,......... 15,59s.s4
Fur Dressing & Dyeing Co., Inc. 77s.Gs
Case Corp ...................... 6i5.3o
HARDER. Charles : Industrial
Comm. State of ". Y......... 2ss.44
Holden, Jr................... 32,oss.sT
JAYNE, Chester Ar Good...... 1,423.n7
JONES. Chas. EN-. Tobin. 012.25
main q al. .................... 5es.75
leben ........,.... ........ -. aa3.e5
KEYSTONE IRONING MACHINE
CO.. INC.-KniekerboclSer Forty
second Street Co., Inc. ........... 3o5.Sa
LEVY. Max-C. Axeiroad ......... 523.6c
MAsIIANsKY. Isidore J.-Greater
n. Y. Lumber Co., INC. ......... 52i1o
F. Moore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e5sls
co-Peopie. &C. c...........9.... 100000
MOONELfS. Emil-Enterprise Cigar
Co :. :. ........ .... SalG
MILLER. Hymar-I. kleinberg.... s16.i6
Olympia Mfg. Co. ............ 1.2ei.54
wolfort ................... s3s.71
SECOND AVENUE; 'Dir:viE;ii.o;Pp. ''
MENT CO., lNC.-s, Blackman
ct al ............... 1.s47.oa
sovTREIGN Realty Con-.
Mossano ....................... 677o5
Tobacco Co. o.................. s41.55
SWEENEY, Irene, or Irene d.
glynn-E. S. cowles. ........... 24.e1o.s5
yESEY. VIM. H.. Franklin r. Cra-
Anderson ;. .................. a, $50 o5
ris Reln:er-N. schwartz ....,... e7s.5i
Co, Inc. nc....................... 447.5a
ard ct ai..................... al. $685.
BRONX.
| The first name is that of the debtor
BARNETT ROD CO., iNC.-M.
FLEICfINIAN. Johu-M. Hoffman. 6i2.s5
GOLDBERG. Joseph W.. and Will
iam-K. Weintraub. b............... 50i so
KTT'~MAN. John--T9. Kasten Inc 2sA.Gl
SILBERMAN. Yatta-D. Coultcr... 26H. %
WINTER, William-C. Teneer.... 230.96
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Ia that Of the debtor.
the second Is that OF the creditor. and date
when Judgment was filed
DAILY & MERRITT INC.--Aneio-
saxony Supply Co., Inc; Nov. IL.
coLI1Ns. Matihcw G.-J. II. Gard Gard 99'''
nor; July I, 1918. 5................ i.oo9.s7
berg Feb. Il. 1927 i.............. 2.4ee.45
Kunncs-F. ]. Galfond; April ..
1'2l .. ..''..''''.''-..'.'..' 2'"f4's6
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The holders OF Interim Certlficat.s issued
by the undersigned and Messrs. Speyer
Company. bearing the above mentioned ium-
bcrs. are hereby notified that upon receipt
by The Equitable Trust Company OF Nev
York Fl-cal Agent. os funds sufficient 10
redeem on December I. 1921. the above prih-
ripHl amount OF bonds MT 1856 OF their pr!n-
cipzl amount, II VIII redeem said bonds at
1856 OF their principal amount, and that
upon presentation and surrender Of eaid tn-
terim Certificates bearing the correspon .ins
numbers at the office OF the undersigned, ~
Wall Street. New YorI; City. on after
December I, i92i. tho amount received on
account OF the bonds for which said In
terim Certificates are exchengeable. VIII bs
paid TO the holders thereof. Upon deposit
of the above mentioned funds as aforesaid.
interest on said bonds will cease 10 accrue
on December I. 1921.
Dated New York. ". ", November I. 1921.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
BY LYMAN RHohnEs. Vice President.
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NEW ENGLAND MFG. STOCKS.

.odd lots. tcents a share.
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STANDARD OILS.

s7oo Anglo Am o. 1915 1914 1915 =
$500 Atlantic Lobos 107s 10is 10s ~
215 Buckeye L.. 87ls 81 So z
200 Eureka p L.. SO S5 80 .
20 Galena Sig o. 48 40 40. 2
10 Indiana p L.. s2M S2A S2M = "a
175 Illinois Lila 16S I73
$500 Imperial o Ca.104 02ls l03A -fSA
IL Magnolia p. ..16O $50 l6O
700 Nat Transit. 301s 20 s9N
10 Northern l.. 9S 98 eS -.
ESQ Ohio Oil. .293 2S6 2S6 -
$40 Prairie p l.. .240 231 z4o RI
800 Southern r L. o1 81 VI
2S200 o Indiana. S9as So% SSls r "
go 0 Kansas 900 b90 o9O -.
100 S o New York.392 $50 3S9 FL
210 Swan Finch 4S 40 40
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
smith OPENS
CAMPAIGN FOR
CH|PERF|ELD
Republican State Chairman Comes
Into District To Assist in.
dicial Fight.

Frank l.. Smith, chairman of the
Republican state central commit
tee, will open the Fourth judicial
district campaign for Claude E.
Chiperfield in this city tomorrow
night.
John T. Campbell. chairman of
the county committee, this morn
ing was notified that the state
chairman would be in this district
to direct the fight against Floyd E
Thompson, Democratic candidate
and will open his campaign in this
county-conceeded the Thompson
stronghold.
Mr.. Smith will speak at s O'Clock
tomorrow night in the courthouse
The public is invited to the meet,
ing. Wallace Souders. chairman OF
the city committee. will preside and
there will be musical program.
Meets County Committee.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Smith
will confer with the county COM
mittee which holds its weekly SEES
sion at 2 O'Clock in the court house
Although the Smith itinerary has
not been announced, it is likely thai
he will spend several days in this
judicial district in Chiperfield's in.
tereSts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
lRESl MANOR
YEARS FOR
SHOOTING FRAY
nas ?. Meese Alleged By Bre-
tlhsr.is.Lsw 10 Have Attempt
Il 70 XIII Hin with Gun.

Herman r. Meese, aged II. 20e
md avenue. was placed under ar
- shortly before noon today BY
e police on a charge OF assault
~ . deadly weapon. William
~. 30 Third avenue. who filed
- complaint, said Meese attempt
q to kill him with a gun.
The men are brothers-in-law
= shooting occurred at $3.50
scIock this morning after an ar
.ment between the two. Ohlt hur-
~ 10 the states attorneys office
"a svore out a warrant for Meese,
~ 4 to receive a hearing before
aseistrate D. J. Cleland in police
kocrt this afternoon.
Neese told the police that he did
4 Are at Ohlt and that he. did not
a his brother-in-law at the time
= Ared the gun. which he said he
N to brighten Ohlt.
i Fired Into the Air.
ueese claims tnat after the ar
bsment he went back into his home
"A obtaining a gun he went to a
dndov and fired through it.
The houses are only a few feet
sart and there was no window OF
he Ohlt home in line with Meese's
ouse. even had he desired to fire
he bullet into the home OF his
rother-in-law. according to Pa
holman Dave De Smet. who arrest
n Meese. The incident is said to
ave been the outcome of a long
Handing family quarrel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
Claims Dandruf Will
Cause Badness

II you have dandruf you must get rid
II ouickly-it's positively dangerous
ID will surely ruin your hair if you
3nt.
Dsndruhy heads mean faded. brittle,
rassly hair that finally dies-new hair
III not grow-then you are hairless and
Pthing can help you. -s5- 10
The sure way to abolish dandruff for
Podis to destroy the germ that causes
To do this quickly. safely and with
II rsking . penny get from your drug
bottle OF Partisan Sage This 10
parsnteed to Danish all dandruff. stop
hing scalp and falling hair. and stimu-
" . new growth or money refunded.
II you want beautiful, soft thick. lus-
DW hair. and lots OF il. by all means
Parislan Sage. Don't delay-begin
hight-a little attention now insures
tandant hair for years to come
ISchlegel Drug Stores will supply you
return your money If you are not
Purely satisfied Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
HARDING Wants
PEACE TO Dawn
President Quotes Words of Grant in
Address Before Middlesex
Club at Boston.

Boston, April ga hope that
the United States would soon be
able to expect real progress toward
a substantial peace was expressed
by President Harding in a letter
which was read at the annual din
ner Of the Middlesex club last night.
He referred to present conditions
as constituting nominal pea ce
and lacking many benefits of real
peace.
General Grants advice, let us
have peace is q peculiarly proper
theme" the president wrote, in tax
ing notice of the fact that the oc-
casion was a Grant anniversary OBJ
servance. The world has had
nominal peace for a considerable
period now. without many of the
advantages and benefits of peace.
1t never needed the substance of
truth and peace more than it does
today. l have no more earnest hore
than that in the not very distant
future our government may be able
to effect real accomplishments in
this direction"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
mrs. WILSON Isl
'WfLLANDHAPPY|
Will Always Be Grateful
to Friend Who Advised
Her Where to Look for
I Help.

II will always be grateful to the
good friend who persuaded me to
take Tanlac," said Mrs. Albert Will
son, $50 Elm ST., Rockford, land l
now know exactly what she meant
when she said it was truly won
derful medicine.
-Four years ago my stomach got
out of order completely, and suf-
fered after every meal from heavi-
ness, sour stomach and cramping
pains and was miserable for hours.
There was hardly a day that didn't
have an awful, throbbing headache,
from which l could get no relief
whatever.
Il shook like leaf from nervous
ness, any little noise would upset
me, and many night it was almost
morning before | could get to sleep
| tried all kinds of medicine, but
they all failed to give me any re-
lief.
But since taking Tanlac I am
OFF to sleep Immediately after lying
down and never know a thing till
morning. l can eat heartily oil
beefsteak. potatoes. or just any
thing else l want, and nothing ever
hurts me- l haven't had a headache
L or feel nervous since soon after
commenced taking Tanlac; in fact
I am a we'll and happy woman in
every respect / think Tanlac il
the grandest medicine in the
world"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
MAKE AUTOISHa
PAY DAMAGES
TO PROPERTY


E. Cassidy, l4lQ Sixth avenue
Moline, was arrested by the police
at 10 o'clock this morning when he
returned to take possession Of his
automobile. wrecked on Seventh
avenue between Twenty ninth and
Thirtieth streets shortly after mid
night.
A charge OF careless driving was
preferred against him by Commits
sioner Frank WITCH. in charge Of
the department OF streets and pub
lie improvements. Cassidy was
guilty OF damaging the street curb,
it was charged.
According to information from
residents In that city two automo-
biles were racing west along the
avenue. Driver of the rear car was
attempting to pass the other ma
chine when the wheels hit a bump
in the paving. the car was thrown
against telephone pole on the
north side Of the avenue. whiried
around and smashed with great
force against the curbing, breaking
out a long section. The left rear
I wheel OF the car was splintered
and the rear axle damaged. A front
fender was bent. Neighbors heard
screams. but the occupants Of the
car had abandoned the machine.
The car was left with the rear
wheels against the curb and the
, front end OF the car headed across
the avenue to the south. At 3
o'clock this morning Commissioner
WITCH ordered the car removed and
it was hauled into the Galbraith
garage
| Soon after Cassidy appeared he
was arrested. The police had been
unable to locate the owner as the
license number, e7S555, had not yet
been listed
Arraigned before Magistrate u.
J. Cleiand in police court Cassidy
paid the costs of the case and also
promised to pay damage to the
street curb.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
FIREbUe ONCE
COMMIT TED TO
INSANE WARD


Emert Nordstrom, who escaped
last February from the Iowa state
hospital for the insane in indie
rendence, continues to battle Dav-
export police with his multiplicity
OF confessions regarding the 1--WE
hres Monday night which caused
ruin OF the Burtis theatre and de-
struction Of property estimated At
100000.
The firebug was identified yes
terday by Boone. Iowa, authorities.
He had given the police the name
OF Tolbert Olsen. The Nordstroms
live in Boone and for several years
Emert has been mentally deficient.
He escaped from the Independen: e
hospital last February. He was
committed from Boone for disturb
ing families but his worst offense
there was peeking in windows.
Three men held by the police as
suspects in the arson plot are still
in custody but it is believed Nord-
strom's story that he worked alone
is true. He has made later state
ments. however, reiterating the
first wild confession the police OBJ
tanned.
Try Another Fire.
About 10 o'clock last night a
window in the front room of the
S. P. Andrews residence, 11S East
Eighteenth street. Davenport, was
smashed and a bottle filled with
burning paper tossed into the par
lor. The blaze was quickly extin-
guished but it renewed rumors OF
plot to burn the town.
Police maintained a heavy guard
about industrial plants and
throughout the downtown district
l: is formal precautionary eff
fort, however, and belief is grow.
ing that Nordstrom's stories are
merely the fancies of a distorted
brain.
Mayor c. A. Barewald of Daven.
port this morning made a personal
examination Of Nordstrom. He said
he was convinced that the man i.
mentally defective. Nordstrom is
e years old. He has no army rec
ord.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
Personal Points

Miss Katherine Streeper. $50
Twenty-second street. leaves To-
night for Hood River, Ore, where
she viii spend the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ruge Of
4ll4 Ninth street, welcomed a son
tuesday. He has been named Rus
sci Marvin.
H ID. Bullock arrived here Sun
DAY morning from Eureka, Calf.
Tor . visit with his father, A. j.
Bullock, 24l1 Eighth avenue, who
is seriously i'll.
Miss Anne Goldman has gone
TO Centervi.ie. Iowa, for a
visit with friends and relatives. She
VIII go to Chicago before returning
home and expects to be gone sew
eral days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
ILLINOIS NAY
DOUBLE QUOTA
FOR SEMINARY
Forty Congregations Yet to Report
and Pledges $4,000 Over As.
signnoat

Word has just been received from
the Illinois conference which is
meeting at LaPorte, Ind. this week
that the first report on the semin-
airy appeal resultes in Illinois shows
that 108 of $50 congregations have
subscribed $4,000. This means
that the Illinois conference has al
ready exceeded its quota by $10,-
5000, but the work is still going on
in many places and the Illinois men
feel sure that when all reports are
finally in they will have almost
doubled their quota Of $4,000.
The Iowa conference has already
practically doubled its quota and
Illinois is not to be outdone by the
neighbOring conference.
The students and pastors pledges
now amount to $4,000. Iowa has
passed the $65,000O mark and ex-
poets to reach $4,000. Consequent
ly the grand toal including individ-
ual contributions received at head
quarters now amounts to $225, 1000
with 10 Of IL conferences still to be
heard from. This means that the
seminary building and endowment
fund Of 100000 is practically as
sured and the whole Augustana sy-
nod is rejoicing.
Andreen Going East.
DR.. Andreen is at present attend
ing the Illinois conference at La
Porte, Ind, and this evening he will
leave for Worcester, Mass, where
he will attend the New England
conference Saturday and Sunday
On his way back to Rock Island he
will visit for couple of days al
the New York conference which
will be in session next week at
! Warren Pa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
MRS.A.L,MEAD
IS SUMMONED
Pioneer Resident and Lifelon.
Resident Dies at H0me-In.
valid 10 Years.
Especial to The Argus.)

Yuma. April 28.-Mrs. A. l..
Mead. aged "A years. pioneer settler
and lifelong resident Of Yuma towc-
ship, died at 7 O'Clock last evening
in the family residence. She had
been an invalid 10 years and death
came after years Of patient suffer-
ing.
Mrs. Mead, who was Miss Chris
tine Schafer. was born in Yuma
township and was married in 1881
to A. l.. Mead. She was member
of the Methodist church of Yuma.
Surviving are the widower; 2
daughter. Katherine; two sons. Al
fred and Charles; a sister, Mrs.
George Bihlmeier, and four BROTH
ers. Luther. Joseph, Charles and
John Schafer. all Of yuma.
Funeral services will be held at
> o'clock Saturday afternoon in the
Yuma Methodist church. Rev. Mr..
Menzie will conduct the services.
Burial will be in the Yuma Gene
terry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
FORCETS name
OF REGIMENT
War Veteran Sent to Elgin Hos
pital By Chicago Judge-Was
Gassed in France.

Chicago, April 2S.-Harry Ches-
ter Withers, 81 years old. of Aurora.
ILL.,. told Judge Righeimer in the
psychopathic branch of the county
court today that he had been gass-
I'd in France. He could not re-
member clearly, he said, and has
forgotten the name Of the regiment
with which he served. At intervals
ne becomes prey to depression, he
said.
Withers was ordered sent TO the
government department in the Ell
gin hospital for the insane, where
he will receive treatment which
would cost SIS a week if obtained
by a private individual, according
to Judge Righeimer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-28
SMALL CLAIMS
COURT" SET UP
California To Have New Tribunal
Wherein Attorneys Can Only
Appear As Citizens.

Sacramento. Calf, April IS
California will have a court where
in attorneys can not appear, ex-
cept as citizens, if the governor
signs a bill passed by the legisla-
ture late last night. The measure
creating what are known as small
claims courts" provides that any
one having a claim for $50 or less
against another may present the
matter himself to justice Of the
peace without fees and without for
malities. and secure a judgment
Collection agencies and assignees
are prohibited from invoking the
statutes provisions.