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The Washington times., 1921-07-01
MRS. OELRICHS TO SELL
CIGARETTES TO WOMEN

NEWPORT, r. l., July Mrs.
Charles Deloosey oelrichs has for
salken society for business. Next
week she will open a store where
she will sell perfumes and deal In
cigarettes OF the popular brand Tor
women.
Mrs. Oelrichs would not discuss her
recent divorce. She said all had been
stated and nothing more would be
of interest. Her shop is bound TO be
the most popular place in Newport.
as Mrs. Oelrichs has many friends In
the villa colony.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

vine privilege setting a good ex-
ample for the next generation,
deserve to be disowned by their
offspring and later in life, when
these same parents come crawl
ing back t0Othless and aged, the
children may see that they do not
want--but one cannot blame the
children for providing WITHOUT
LOVING!
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

what has passed so far. but II wasV
understood the matters discussed em-
braced the following
Conservation Of oil. Mexicos new
oil export tax, explorations for new
oil fields and the advisabiiity OF
building a chain OF tanks TO store up
petroleum.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
cuFFEY coNFERs WITH :.
O3RECON ON OIL CRISIS

MEXICO CITY. July 1.--Joseph r.
Guffey. prominent oil man OF New
York and Pittsburgh, is conferring
with President obregon and MIN
lister Of Gobernscion p. Elias Gales,
on the Mexican petroleum situation.
None OF the participants would reveal
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
Parents Owe Supreme Duty t
Give Offspring Proper Start

for new thrills. They've made
their bargain in life, and that
little child that NEEDS them has
first right to their consideration,
and parents who disobey the di-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
Committees Named for
Legislature
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
bury, Blake of Hyde Park, Goss of
Danville, Richardson of Concord,
Buckley of Wheelock.
Judiciary-Connel OF Newport
town.
Mileage and Debenturcs-L2ng OF
Lyndon, Smith Of Montgomery, Muir
chic of Victory and Austin of Jay.
Military Atfairs-Allen of Charles
ton, Holbrook Of Lexington.
Municipal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Barton; Darling of Ryegate, Nc
Kinley Of Stowe.
Penal observation-disclosures Of
Barton, Hoeford of Newark, Williams
of Peru, Carpenter Of Cabot, Powell
of Cambridge.
Corporations and Franchises
Woods of st. JohnsburV, Gardner Of
Newport City.
Education-Connal Of Newport
town, chairman; Patterson of New
bury, Simpson Of Sheffield, Beattie Of
Maidstone.
Educational institutions-Smith of
Stannard, Carpenter of Cabot.
Fish and Game-Coate of Barnet,
Holbrook Of Lexington, Carter Of
Albany, Gates of Eden.
General-Stearns Of Johnson,
chairman.
Public Buildings-Albee Of Hard
wick. Allen of Charleston
Public Health-Darling of Rye
gate, Bryant of Troy.
State and Court EXpenSc-Bailey
Of Westfeld, Johnson Of West Fair
lee, Goslant of WalIen.
State Observation-Disclosures of Der
bv, Bowker of Lunenburg, Goss Of
Danvillc.
Suffrage and elections-H odgdon
Of CRANKY, Powers Of Kirby, Lord of
MORGAN, Bryant Of Troy, Newland of
Molristown, Barker Of Waterford.
Temperancc-Richardson Of Con-
cord. Albee Of Hardwick.
Ways and Means-Gardner Of
Newport City.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
How Any Girl Can
Have Pretty Eyes

No girl or woan is pretty if her
eyes are red strained or have Clark
rings. Simple Witchhazel, camphor,
hydrastis, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash, will brighten the eyes and
weeks use Will surprise you with
its QUICK results Regular use Of
Lavoptik keeps the eyes healthy
sparkling and vivacious. The quick
change will please you. Dainty a.
minimum eve cup FREE. w. B. East
man, dlugQist.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

Bailey's Music room had put aside a
muff for safe keeping. Their first
thought was to see who advertised
for a muf in the Caledonian-Record
And sure enough when they got the
paper at 4 o'clock the Lost muff adj
vcrtiscment was there
Mrs. Murphy bright, rosy-cheekcd
little girl, dropped into the Caledo-
MAN Record office at 4.30 o'clock with
25 cents to pay FOR the advertisement
and was carrying the muf home to
Mamma" That's the kind Of SER
vice you get in our Want advertise
ments. Try them They save work
and worry and they PRODUCE
THE GOODS.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
TUESDAY, JAN. II, 1921
Lost a Muf and Got
1t Back Quickly

Mrs. W. J. Murphy of IS IL Mt.
Pleasant street lost her muff. She
didn't get excited. She let the Cal
edonian- Record do the work for her.
She called the office, No 600 on the
phone, and had an advertisement in
serted in our Classified department
In the meantime the employees Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
RECESS FAV0RS
PEACE TREATY
Dali Members Will Not Make
Speeches for Ratification
During Holidays.

LONDON. Dec. 23.-The Dali Fir
eann's adjournment OF further debate
no the Irish peace treaty until Jan.
uary 3, although coming as a sur.
prise here, was considered as favorable
To the chances for ratification BY
agreement between the contending fac
lions, the Dali members will deliver
no speeches touching on the treaty
during the period OF adjournment,
nor participate in public meetings. at
which the treaty Is discussed. but Il
Is believed the Irish people will get
together and agitate for ratification.
Various agricultural associations and
civil bodies in Ireland are said to be
planning meetings to pass resolutions
! favoring the treaty and although II is
recognized there will be some dccla-
rations against acceptance. II Is
believed the large majority will sup
port the stand of Arthur Griffith.
Michael Collins and other treaty advo
Gates. The adjournment period will be
thus nearly equivalent to a popular
referendum.
The English newspaper correspon
dent in Dublin emphasized the import
ancc OF the speech Of Richard Mulcapy
chief OF staff Of the Irish republican
army in the Dali Eireann yesterday
in which he advocated acceptance OF
tho treaty.
They thought that his support, TO
gethcr with that OF such fighting mcr
as Michael Collins and j. j. McKeowr
assured the adhesion of the republican
army throughout the country. som,
ot the correspondents also dwelt upor
what they consider Eamonn de Val
cra's loss OF prestige as indicated h,
the vote for adjournment. which h,
opposed. he Nalcra's statement thai
when ne assumed the presidency h,
did not regard his oath as lettering
HIS actions. was regarded as consider
ably damaging his position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
BUNCO OIL STOCK
SOLD TO VETERANS
Doctor and Patient of Rest
Haven Sanitarium Held;
Legion Prosecutes.

WAUKESHA. Wash. Dec 23.--Dr.
j. +. Norris, executive director OF the
Rest Haven sanitorium, Waukesha,
and Roy Jackson, n patient. We're ar
rested today by Sheriff Kebbler of
Waukesha county on warrants charg-
ing sale Of speculative oil stock to
world war veteran patients at the
institution without obtaining a permit
from the railroad commission.
Harry Hartman Of the Securities
division of the commission. signed the
complaints on which the warrants
were issued. DR.. Norris is listed as
president OF the Disabled Veterans
Gas and Oil company ard Mr.. jackson
Is named as secretarytrcasurer
Il. j. Barrett. state commander OF
the American Legion. brought the
allegations at the sanitorium 10 the
attention of the commission.
His charges that the disabled vet
Grams were being solicited TO purchase
oil stock from their government allot
ment, were denied by DR.. Norris. G.
G. Toycen, commander OF the Muir
ply post of the legion. composed oi
paticnts at the hospital. took issu,
with the denial OF DR. Norris. how
ever. and said that he was solicited
by II. W. Mcdonald. \ patient whC
IL first vice.prcsident OF the company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
KOLD-UP VICTIMS
IDENTIFY BANDITS
Chicago Police Kill Man in
Making Arrests of Alleged
kidnapers.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-victims OF the
Chesterfieldian bandit who robbed sew
eral passengers on the Baltimore and
Ohio night flyer Tuesday night. today
called at the police station to identify
Claude Thomas. 80, Of Seattle, who
was captured last night after his
companion, Carl Gilbert. 30. Of Omaha
had been killed by a policeman.
Thomas and Gilbert had kldnaped
Mrs. James j. Callahan. wife Of the
former manager of the Chicago Amer.
lean league baseball team her daugh.
ter Margaret, IL. and George Hardin
her brother, just after they had step
ped into an automobile in front OF
their home on the South side.
Policeman William McNaughton
leaning from the running board Of q
pursuing car. Communicated 10y Mr.
Callahan. killed Gilbert and forced
Thomas to surrender after n wild zig
gag drive through the streets OF tn,
south side which ended when the Cal
lahan car was wrecked by the robbers
In attempting TO turn sharply Thomas
was well dressed and when taken tC
the station. had 800 In cash In nj,
pockets. Officers said he resemble,
the bandit who held up n. and o
train on Tuesday night, the night h,
stated he arrived in Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Alleged Swindler to
Face Charge in Texas

oKMuLoEE. OKLA, Dec. 23.-Alias
@. j. Holt. @. j. Haskell. and G.. J..
Wagner, waving cxtradltion, NJ. s.
Saulter, charged with having swlndlco
various banks In Oklahoma. Texas.
and Kansas OF large sums OF money.
left here today In custody OF Texas
officers. FOR Wichita Falls. where he
will be tried on charges of dcfrauding
the first National Rank OF Iowa Park.
out Of te9,50O. q, j. Saultcr OF Scwallc
Sabine Parish. la. who arrived in
'Okmulgcc today Identified the alleged
swlndlcr as his nephew
Saultcr was formerly resident of
Mangum. Okla. his uncle said. Banks
at Iowa Park. Texas. and Wichita,
Falls. Texas. today presented $3.50
each 20 two employees of an okmui.
gee bank who caused the arrest OF
Saultcr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

ton Mrs. Wattcrson is q member,
ofiiciated
Mrs, Watterson did not attend
the service which was held short.
ly before noon, her son and dauRh.
ter not permitting her to do 40
because OF her cond ton as re.
suit Of Col Watterson's request.
In Difference To the wishea OF
Mrs. Wattersou, there We're only
two floral offerings In addition 20
those from the family. These were
from A. s. Hough. chief editorial
writer for the Florida Times.Union
and lifelong friend of Col. Wat
terson, and Mrs. Hough, and from
the management of the hotel
where Col. Watterson died.
There was no music. Tho minis
ter, in accordance with a request
Of Col. Watterson's son, read the
Fourteenth chapter OF John and
after n brief eulogy in which be
spoke of the life Of Col Watterson
as an open book concluded the
service with prayer
"Marse Henry" will rest untll
next spring in the shade of huge
oaks and magnoliaa in Evergreen
cemetery surrounded by some OF
his old comrades o. the Confeder-
acy,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
FORMER OKLAHOMAN
TAKES OWN LIFE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. 23.--Cor.
onor Russum continued hs investiga-
tion today OF the death by poison OF
John Rodgers. 40. at local hotel
late yesterday. Tho man was believed
by officers to have committed suicide,
lie formerly lived ut Garden, Ills. and
Hoavencr. Okla. Mrs. Lillian Rcoo
of Memphis. alleged companion o'
Rodgers. II held as n material wit.
ness. Mrs. Reed was not at the ho
tel at the same time Rodgers ~ al
legged to have swallowed the poison.
officers declared she was found at a
railway station soma time after Rod
gers death and according to tho au
thoriucs. declared she was leaving
town.
The woman Eald Rodgers threaten
ed to kali himself II she left him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
PRUIETT THREATENS
JUDGE IN COURTROOM

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. ?a.-'It
you bring n constable In hero after
me, u will be the last timc you wibl
be able to call constable"
This Was the sensational threat
made yesterday afternoon by Moman
Pruiett. HapEood's attorney In the case
charging James llapgood with the
murder of John Rogers.
Reaching across the judges bench
In tho county courtroom to the chair
In which Judge Loo ~ White was
sitting. pruictt shook his finger under
Whites nose and Commanded him not
to attempt to cocrce him In any man.
ncr In examining Witnesses
Young man, am tired Of your In.
reference and don't carc anything
about your opinion--a jury will pnRs
on your judgmcnt-I have no respect
for you or your opinion" the judge
replied.
Wesley keifcr. taNicab driver at n
local hotel. was on the stand when
the threats were made by pruiett.
Keifer testified that he went 10 the
cafe about ~ minutes before Hapgood
and his wife came In. lie sai,i he was
with Fat Rogers.
lie sald he heard nothing that any.
ono said that would bc offensive n
the most refined and that Hapgood
made no complaint 10 walters or the
proprietor Of the cafe about what had
been sald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
PROSECUTION OF SEVEN MEN CONTINUES
'Marse Henry Rests in Peace
Afteer Quiet, Simple Service

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. %.
---"Marsc Henry" Watterscn, CON
tent with the fullness OF his life,
rested today from his labors.
With only the members of his
immediate family present and with
tho hour OF the service unpro.
nounced, the body of tha venerable
Kentucky journalist. who died
here yesterday morning was placed
in n vault to remain until spring
when il will be taken home to
be given a final resting place be-
side his mother and father in
Cave Hill cemetery at Louisville.
Because Of the grief OF his
mother and sister and for fear
many persons would attempt to
attend the brief and simple service
at mortuary chapel, which pre-.
ceded laying of the body Henry
Watters0n, Jr., arranged that the
hour OF service be mot made pub
lie and the family requested that
there be no floral tributes, desir
connected with it be as simple as
possible. The Rev. j Il. Boone,
pastor Of the First Christian
church here OF which denomina'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
ARDM0RE QU!VTETT TO
MEET RINGLING HERE

Ardmorc Highs basketball uulntc,
will meet the Ringing High five IN
the first game OF the season on IN.
Junior High gymnasium floor tonight
at 500 o'clock. According 10 state.
ment made by Coach Boyle. possibly
90 of the candidates out Tor the red
and white team will be given an oppcr.
tuni,y to participate In the contest
10 night
The game promises 10 bc of more
than ordinary excitement. far the Ring
linz men have boon playing FOR the
past two months. whereas this Is the
first engagement which the locals
have had since the opening Of tho
season. Duo 90 tho post.scason clash.
os engaged In by the football men
practice FOR tho caging outfit was de-.
laycd and hut one wcrk's practice has
been nut m prior 20 The Ringing
game
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
TEXAS SHERIFF HUNTS
FOR TOMMY O'CONNOR

FORT WORTH. Texas, Dec "a
4 telegram received hero today from
Pyote Ward county. said Sheriff Poiesi
Of wlnkler county Is In pursuit OF a
man he believes to De Tommy o'Con.
nor. escaped Chicago murderer.
The suspect appeared pt The home
Of ranchman named Blrdweli in
Ward county early Thursday asked
for food and then left on foot. ne
said lie approached the place. an
isolated section. afoot and is said to
have told Birdwell he left a freight
train on the Texas and Pacific at
point 20 miles from the ranch. bird.
well, late yesterday. after having been
shown a photograph Of o'Connor.
said he was positive his visitor was
the bandit.
Ward and winkler counties are far
out into the plains sections. pparorlv
settled and seldom visited excoot ~
cowboys and hunters. CommunIcniIrH
y slow and unc<rtnins 49,. ~. =. !,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
French Officials Incensed
Over Action of News
papermen During Trial
of "Bluebeard" Landru

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Only witnesses and
such newspaper men as bear official
permits with their photograph attach.
ed will be admitted TO French courts
of assizes hereafter Minister OF Justice
Bonnevay ruled in the senate yester.
terday. Press photographers will be
barred absolutely.
The ruling came after an Interpret.
lation by Senator Philip representing
the department of Gersa on what
members Of the government intend
taking to prevent recurrence of the
the Versailles asslzes during the
Landry trial"
He referred to the trial of Henri
Desire Landru. su-called Blue beard
of Gambias," now under sentence Of
death for the murder OF ten women
and a boy. Senator Philip related how
press photographers had snapped the
jurors while celebrating on the case
and even while voting. Minister Bon.
nevay replied that the photographs
mentioned wee taken ten days be-
fore the verdict was reached.
Senator Philip insisted that "scan.
dalous behavior on the part OF some
war profiteers OF both sexes was
manifest before and after the verdict.
The scandal lasted % days. he
added.
while the eyes of the French ma
tionals should have turned on Wash
ington or Angora, where the Fl ench
negotiations with the Turkish ma
tionallsts were held, we heard and
read nothing but Landru. Landru him.
self during the trial had remarked:
"Why all this fuss about the Ian.
dru case? There is a conference going
on in Washington that is much more
interesting"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
BODY OF STOCKMAN
FOUND NEAR AT0KA

ATOkA. okla. Dec. 23.-The body
Of Wilson Maxwell. 90 years OF age.
and well known stockmnn. who hno
bocn missing since yesterday morn.
ing, was found In a woods milo
northeast Of Atoka this morning with
bullet wound through the heart.
From appearances. Maxwell. who loft
home to 81 hunting, was accidentally
killed when he attempted 10 crawl
through a hnrbcd wire fence. The
trigger Of the gun. II Ia thought.
caught ON the wire. Tho body wat
found 10y his brother. Joseph. whv.
with other citizens Of Atokn. organizer
n searching party this morning I,
hunt for Maxwell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
DAYLIGHT BANDIT Is
HELD in PAWHUSKA

BARTLESVILLE. OKLA. Dec. ca
Andrew Jennings. the man arrested in
Muskogec Wednesday on n charge OF
robbing tho First state Bank Of Ne
lagony. has been taken to Pawhuslyn.
and is being held for trial. N. ",
Bollman. cashier OF the Nolngony
bank. which was held up and robbed
Of ii.503 by lone and unmnskcd
bandit at | o'clock Tuesday. was no,
positive In his Identification Of Jen-
ninGg. saying that the man who
robbed him had several weeks growth
OF beard on his face and was nttircd
In the clothes Of n laborcr. while the
man arrested was smooth shavon and
well dressed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
LET THE POETS.
SING OF SNOW
FOR IT'S HERE

OKLAHOMA C1TY. Dec. ga
white Christmas IL IN prospect Tor
Oklahoma, according TO the fore
cast Of the weather dispenser.
The official prophesy. issued here
today by the United states wealth.
or bureau. II snow tonight. with
unsettled weather tomorrow. Tenn
petatutes are expected TO be be-.
tween 10 and 20 degrees above 20
ro In the northern half Of the
state and rs to 2S In the south.
ern.
Precipitation during the % hours
ending at I O'Clock this morning
WAS 90 of an inch here and .is at
Muskoree. 40 precipitation was
recorded In the western part Of
the state. -.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
WIRELESS FIRE CALL
WAS FALSE ALARM

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-wire.
less telcgraphy was used for the
first time here today for summon.
ing nremcn. 1t proved TO he a
false alarm. The crew OF the po.
lice boat John +. Hylan saw what
appeared to be serious fire on
the Manhattan shore near Sixtieth
street. and u wireless dispatch
sent TO police headquarters. re-
suited in three engines. two hook
and ladder trucks ana fire boats
being rushed to the scene. The
fircmen. however. found the sup
posed conflagntion as a series OF
bonfires kindled to dry the walls
OF new garage buildings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Callahan Denied HabeaS
Corpus at Ponca City

PoNcA CITY. Dec. 23-Judgc \.
w. Baird late last night denied the
habcns corpus asked for 10y John
Callahan, who VIVA arrested here scv
cral weeks ago, nt the request ~
wichita police. and hc wus taken
back To Kansas early today Appllrn.
tlons for his release have boen pcnf
INK IN Kay county courts since his
nrrest a rcquisltlon was issued some
time ngo by Governor Allen of Kan.
sas and Immediately houorcd BY the
governor of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
WORST DROUGHT
IN YEARS DRIES.
HICKORY CREEK
dry Spell Reduces Flow of
Stream Million Gallons
Daily, Kirk Dyer
Estimates.
DAM WOULD PREVENT
SHORTAGE IN FUTURE
Few People Understand Water
System In Ardmore, City
Manager Believes.

The question OF Ardmores water
supply Is one that has been more OF
less in the public eye for some time,
and yet. according TO City Manager
Kirk Dyer. but very few people seem
10 thoroughly understand the situation
- have taken time to more than give
Il q casual thought.
Figures furnished by the city man
ager this morning shows that the ay-
erage daily consumption at this time
is approximately 1000, 900 gallons. This
water is divided between those who
use 1t for domestic purposes and
those who use 1t In manufacturing
plants.
1t costs the city to pump this water,
maintain the equipment, and interest
on the investment, A cents per 1000
gallons.
Water is sold to consumers at the
rate of SO cents per thousand gal
Ions to those who use as high rs
$4,000 gallons or less. From $1,000
gallons up to $4,000 gallons the rate
Is 2S cents and for all used above
The latter figure 25 cents.
Surface Flow Helps Out
Ardmore's water supply is secured
from surface flow with the exception
of what Is piped from Hickory creek
the latter supply was practically moth
ing during the months OF June. July
. August, September, October and No
yeinber, and at this time is only
furnishing about 100000 gallons daily
Manager Dyer stated that this sec
ton had experienced the most pro
tracted drought in its history, tina
sno rainfall had occurred here since
early In June, and that every creel
in Southern Oklahoma was dry as
result.
As n usual thing Hickory creel
begins to rise in october, this has &C
cured every year within the memor!
of the Oldest inhabltant, regardless
OF heavy rainfall. but 1t failed to d
so this year, and excavations made II
the mountain about the source o
the creek shows the mountains TO /,
devoid Of moisture. This accounts To
the scarcity OF water coming through
the pipe line at this time.
Worst Drought In Years
One man who has been living II
, The vicinity OF the intake ut Hickor.
creek for the past 30 years says tina
he never knew the time when tn
stream was not flowing full iron
early October until July. but IN
drought this year changed that sch'
dule and FOR the most part the crecl
has been barely flowing at all.
Manager Dyer says that he is
the opinion that the people Shout
lose no time In putting over BON
issue for the construction OF dar
at the Hickory creek intake. this h
says, would forever relieve the waite
situation In Ardmorc. and assure
sufficient supply TO furnish the cit
no matter what the demands mad
upon Il,
The engineers original plans for thi
dam have been on file at tho cit
hall for some time. but later cond
tons may demand that they be mod
, fled In case the dam Is constructed
Mr.. Dyer says that In sixty days NJ
ter a bond issue mas been voted upo
money for construction work shoul
be available. and II prompt actio
was taken the dam could be finisho
by late summer.