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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17
Obituary
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Harold Lundben

Harold Lundberg, 20. son of Mrs
Emily Lundberg, 251O Fifth ave-
nue.. Moline, died Wednesday eve
ming in Chicago hospital
During the World war he enlist
ed In the 18th engineers CORDS and
served overseas two years. He was
born in Moline Jan. 10, 1893 but
had made his home in Chicago for
several years.
Surviving are his widow and
mother. The funeral will take
place in Chicago tomorrow.
Funeral of Mr.. TREK,
Funeral services for William
Trefz were held this afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock from the home, 1888
Tenth avenue. Rev. FIJI. Rolf. pas
tor Of the Evangelical Church Of
Peace, conducted the services
Miss Florence Krdeger sang
Sweet Bye and Bye" and Sleep
ing Jesus" The pallbearers were
w. B. Mcintyre, Samuel Ryerson.
Edward Lamp, Peter Trenken-
schulz, Louis Winter and Henry
Thode. Burial was in the Luther
an cemetery.
Friends filled the home to paw
final tribute to Mr. Trefx, whose
Lifelong residence and activity in
political life and his many chari-
table endeavors had made him
known throughout the community.
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Mems work shoes. 500. Dolly
&nARAK-EAAHnxfa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-17

Mems work shoes, $500. DOLLY
2nhKax-LAdXAxtisamantl
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JEALOUS YOUTH
SEEKS DEATH IN
SpAT WITH Girl

CONTINUED from First Pass.S
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GRAND JURY IS
RECALLED UPON
ORDER OF STATE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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PRESIDENT IS
NO SUPPORTER
OF WET CLAN

(Continued from First Page.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21
END TESTIMONY
IN KUNTZ TRIAL
Arguments Today in the
Prosecution of Tulsan
in Bond Case

MUSKOGEE, Ian. 2O.--Introduc-
tion of evidence In the trial of Lam
bert w. Kuntz, former Tulsa banker.
charged with possession of and al
tering war savings certificates stolen
from the Ramona state bank in
March, 1920. was concluded in fed
eral court here today The opposing
attorneys will present their final
arguments tomorrow and then the
case will be given TO the jury.
The case against Paul A. McNeal,
Tulsa stock broker. indicted with
hunt2, was postponed until April s.,
when the court will sit at Tulsa.
Tulsa Banker Tcstifics.
c. w. Brewer vice president Of
the Security National bank at Tulsa,
Tor whom Kuntz worked while tto
bank was the Security state, testi ID
lhls afternoon that the bank had re-
fused to buy the securities when It
was found out that they were in
Possession OF w. A. Greenwood.
Judge II. l.. williams asked the
aeIendant II his suspicious were not
aroused when Greenwood offered to
sell bonds with a maturity. value OF
$4,000 for $4,000 as Kuntz testified
mad been done.
Were Worth Face Value.
kuntz said that he understood
greenwood needed the money i'm
medIately. Then the Judge asked
MN u he did not know that the
pos'oiiice would have cashed the
nonds at par upon 10 days notice
anu said that a bank could have no
excuse for refusing to loan money
upon N1lfh EaRnRfNla5 ~
AFRAID that they were stolen.
kuntz stated that Greenwood had
narrowed money from the bank be-
.ore' but that he did not try to bor-
,,'V,W any upon the war savings cer-
Inc defense consumed the last
ngur with the testimony OF character
rmithesses. w. Tate Brady, hotel
nri, a,, ana politician, and ]. J. Moran.
SSiNate detective and formerly
aaepuly United States marshal, were
Eohg those who testified that
"uhtz bore a good reputation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21
CRITICISE VET BUREAU
Legion Executive Council Says Too
Much Il Left to Personal
physiClan 90 prCsidCnt.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 20
Construction of a memorial in Gin
cinnati to the late Il. W. Galbraith,
ir.. former national commander Of
the American Legion. was author
lied today by the legiOns national
executive committee. The commit
tee also designated October is to 20
as the date for the fourth annual
convention to be held in New Or
leans.
The first day OF the conference of
departmental officers was devoted
to discussion of the plight of dis
abled World war veterans and plans
for their relief. The United States
veterans bureau was criticised by
several speakers. julius i. Lynch
OF Norfolk. Va, declared the trouble
was not so much with the bureau,
but that the bureau was left too
much in the hands of Brigadier-
General Sawyer, President Hard
ing's personal physician. General
Sawyer was characterized by the
speakers as a man "who had not
donned the army uniform until two
years after the armistice was
signed"
A resolution was adopted calling
on the federal government to exert
all its facilities In behalf Of dis
abled veterans and demanding an
immediate settlement Of long pend
ing claims.
Denmark s kings have been called
either Christian or Frederick for
,y,r AOO Ncars
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WOULD ELIMINATE
INEFFICIENT MEN
Pershing Has Plan to De-
crease Personnel of
Army Officers

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Eliml-
nation from the military service OF
inefficient officers would reduce the
war departments annual payroll ap-
proximatcly $3.4O0OOo. General
Pershing today Informed the hous,
military committee.
To provide retirement pay for Of
lcers of considerable service ana
one years pay for younger officers
dropped, would neccssitatc an OK.
pepditurc OF approximately $4,000 -
OOO--m making the new saving Tor the
first year about St,5OOOO0, the chire
Of STAFF declared.
BY discharging Inefficient officer,
OF higher rank $A,0OO.OOO would he
Topped off the payroll. the COM
mittee was informed, and appoint-
ment OF needed second lleutonants.
at lower salaries, would cost about
100000 in pay
Proposes Plucking Board.
Before Inefficient officers can be
eliminated. legislation providing for
a new "plucking board" and for re-
llrement payments to discharged Of
ticers would have TO be enacted.
General porshing said. Plans out
lined TO the committee call for dis.
charge Of about two thousand Of
ficers 20 bring the officer strength
down to 1900. later 10 be built up
to $4,000.
General Pcrshing said Il was not
the war departments purpose. how
ever, to "ruthlcssly kick officers on,
OF the service"
General PershinR said It would
take three or -four years to re-
organize the offitcr personnel Of the
army
The war department, the COM
mittee was told, plans to assign
many OF It's most efficient officers
to duty with national guard units.
Then. YOU are not going TO make
the national guard tho dumping
ground Cor your deadwood. asked
Representative II Fields democrat,
Kentucky.
Decidedly not" replied the gem
cral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21
NTRoGLYCERIN ExpLoDEs.
Wagon Driver Killed Near Cbanutc.
kan.-Oil line Takes Fire.

CHANUTE. Kan, Jan. 20.--A man
believed TO he Bert Goodwin, a wagon
driver, was killed today when a nj
troglycerin magazine, three miles
from here. blew up as his vehicle
was passing The force of the cx-
plosion broke an eight inch line of
the Prairie oil e Gas CO.. which
caught fire. Aid in extinEulshlnR
the burning oil was summoned from
Humboldt. Kan. The FIRE was still
burning at a late hour today,
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You Tell The World

LEONARD BAGBY. Broken Ar
row youth, will have 10 stand trial in
district court on u charge OF grand
larceny as the result OF a ruling
mlaue Friday by Justice j. r.
thompson. lie held E8gby FOR
tTlaI under q $1,000 bond The lad
Is charged with stealing set of
harness.
CHARGE Of receiving stolen
property against j T.. Heritage
was dismissed by Justice Il. J
Thompson Friday on motion of
the county attorney. Heritage was
accused Of receiving into his pos
session a Hudson car which had
becn stolen from II. II. Bynum
1887 south Troost. At the limo
Heritage was arrested the authori-
Ties said that he was believed 20 be
the official fence FOR a gang OF autu.
thleNos Further Investigation dis
closed this to be false, 1t is said.
-
CHARGES Auf murder were filed
Friday against Frank StantialI.
FARMER. who was shot Tuesday
Haskell Stanficld is accused OF '1e
death Of w. J.. Brassficld, Bixby
farmcrf who was shot Tuesday
night at the house OF neighbor,
Stanley Hoakum. Stanficld pleaded
not guilty when arraiCned before
Justice John II. Query. lie is be-
ing held In jail pending preliminary
hearing which was set for January
81 Goakum, It is said, Is the
states star witness.
T. l.. PAINTER pleaded not guilty
at his arraignmcnt Friday before
Ifth ~
charge. lie Is being held in iaiI
under $500 bond pending pre-
liminary trial which was set Cor
January 81.
=
ROY BOGGS and Walter Moore.
said 10 be Tulsa's most youthful
burglars, were held for trial in dis
uce J. r. Thompson Friday. The
tice j. n Thompson Friday. The
lads were placed under $4,000
bond each In each case They have
failed to make bond. They are ac-
cused OF burlarizing the Central
Drugstore company. Third and
Boulder. on the night of January
~. and stealing Sl2 worth OF drugs
The other charge Is for the bur
glary OF the home OF Ida Barker.
S35 North Denver 1t Is charged
that the lads stole t12O worth OF
jewelry from this place. They de-
MED their guilty of both charges
=
r. NJ. DICK. local attorney.
charged with grand larceny. was
discharged at his preliminary hear
ing at the suggestion OF the county
attorney. Dick was charged with
stealing a typewriter from room
526 Ia the Kennedy building.
y
A CHARGE of grand larceny
against Gertrude Hall was dismissed
Friday by Justice J. r. Thompson
at the suggestion of the county at
torney The woman had been ac-
cused OF stealing $40 of Jewelry
from Eliza Hubbard.
DIVORCE PETITIONS FILED
Friday; Daisy Thompson against
e. ID. Thompson; Jesse Kelly against
Lydle Kelly; Lucille Davis Motley
against II. w. Motley.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
Friday: John Lontos. 30. Of Ranger,
Texas and Iva r. Chandler, 20, OF
Atlantic City; II. o. Burton, 90 and
Estella Barnes, 20, Of Tulsa; w. J.
johnson, %, Of Brooklyn. New York
and Leona Galloway, 25, of Kansas
City. Kansas.
=
RALPH TALBOT, who has been
Ill for several days. is on the road to
recovery.
=
REV. W q. ANDERSON, pastor
Of the First Baptist church, will ad-
dress the Billy sunday club upon the
subject of "Christ's Ownership OF
Man" at the Y. NJ. c. A. at 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
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Americans Get Medal OF Honor.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-In the
presence of President Harding. gov
crnment officials and his wounded
huddies. the Cross of Knight OF the
Legion of Honor of France was be-
slowed upon Capt. Fred Hochli Of
Alliance. Ohio, by the French Am
hassador Jasseraud today at the
white house
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LEGAL.

published ia The Tulsa Daily World,
January ~, 90, n, 20 20, 1879. world
Publishing company, PublisherE1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that bids viii be
received at the office Of the city Auditor
untll o'clock p, M Monday, January
S0, 1929 for the construction of a storm
Sewer, Orcutt Addition said Sewer 20
connect with present dead end sewer at
sSnLh llHA af G~YsntA@th HIsAL kAt-~~-
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7 AIDES $1,000 REWARD! I posi-

- lively guarantee my great sue
cessful "Monthly" Compound Safely
relieves some Of the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases in TO b
days No harm, pain or interference
with work Mail S2.00; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free, Write
today! DR.. r, a, Southington Rem
edy Co., Kansas City. Mo.-Adyer-
tIsement.
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q, commercial airplane service thar
Elll link Pernambuco, Brazil and
nnuenos Aires, Argentina Will cove
nv nv E'oO0 miles In 80 hours as com
shis.u with six days by the fastest
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AUTOMOBILES

AJTOMOBiiEs ron SALE 10
buick b.paHHpuVnr touring cor, good
mechanical fnups. good terms ana fair
price. sp1ldiuE swluugy CO.. 100 south
Denver trdHr ltia.
ron SALE .s-2i 7.puassuprr Packard
shown at 10 ~. Eleventh 49,
FORD TOURING new paint good tTra
500, tuHy terius OraEo 1910. Lewis
Marsh corporation. ioul MNin.
FDH SALE Master sla Chalmers good
suap,. $3.50, some terms can Bt 1913
s. St Louis
FOR BALE FUrda DYdRrs Huicas and
many other good makes, every car =
bargain, terms 10 suit Ured car EN.
change. 80 N. Main. Usage AAOs
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LEGAL.

biddcts ure tcfrftrd 90 tho plans and
iRc iiSsrI ~ c1,I," sr.'I 'sIrp,Sd,'I ,Sy
resolution adopted Nv said Hoard deciar-
lnF iNc necessity OF and providing fur th"
streets uud avcnu.s ssd resolution
plans ana srccircat-us are ou THE loo the
gtnoc ut thc Guy Auditor snd copies ot
pllcatun therefor at the office OF the
ttty Auditor
The entire cost " said iuprovcmcrts ON
and vUIh nf them shall hH Hupurttontd tp
nhd l'N'Hd Hnd u7sresri against tho uhut.
tug property liable to- aasrssututs
therefor md The ovuers thereof In nc.
cnfjlnrc with the provisions Ut Article o.
" pc charter ot The city. " Tulsa.
vhnhnWn, and payments 90 tho contrac.
tor VIII be made m tax bills rvIdtutiuu
sIid assessments.
The contractor to whom tho contract
cure the signature of surety company.
approved hy tho Hoayl Of commissioners
l''rirF the corsttucuon iu the sum ut
700 puI cent uui su Indemnity bond
tgu'd hy surety company, approved by
OF ru'st ~ NOT loss than 100 per cent af
ihy contract price uuNldcu said surety
company shall NOT De- liable ON anid bond
Dollars tur indemnity growing but NJ luy
"n" accident and re- statutory bond aa &C..
huWa. th" above to be- based upon tho
price bd lu the proposal. exclusive ut
We chE'rg'riuE ana aiNcrtlslug charges.
hll ut said buuis to ho eSr,utrd uy tho
contractor and the surety ar Hurctics up.
r"UtHOI' iH fuy Hnnrd OF Commissioners uf
thc city % Tulsa, and the ,iy % Tulsa
=" ho Wtdo party VI tho third part iu
mos must bc upon the proposal sheet,
bit must te accompanied BY a separate
certified check ou snme advent bank
" ,5c sriSGgr MN ,.,l,ag,.r, ntl,g ,oooo
....
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES roR SALE 10
/ FON sALE-102l model Ford touring
starter. dcmouutobie rim, t225 This is
bargain tor cash. Cnu be seen at 1894
FOR SALE uscd parts TOT studebaksr
cars. any model. Usage l727-J. 1905
Admiral.
lDh LE late model rord roadster
with starter. and nodfe roadster lin
good condition. tail cedar t1O
ron sALE..uM "s' studobaKcr. almost
new, piN i.gH. big sacrifice Ior cash.
eau r'rnIrHs from Co d. 81. Louis
hotel. ru.W g.
FnU SAtE.Ooud 1915 model Ford with
9elve55{ BODY o., Irl9rd i.or quick sale,
Fohp NONpSrEH, 1874 model ainioat
now starter and shock sbsorbcrs
SlndlnE Swinn.y Goa 100 South Dsu-
ruRn srEgpsrEH. looks ana runs very
r'0d reasonable. easy terms fptid-
triar ltt0 ''''
tnnn. l'-1 t9rug With sclt starter. IN
EHud condition mechanically. priced
r'aH.nHty. sppiding swinnuy Co, 100
South Druvcr. tedar ltlG.
FuH SALE Fotd roadster with small
orl,g somo terms blk bargain Prlcs
iiod. 1ola T. Thtrd
FuH sALE..stutg hearoat model perfect
i've new cord trcs. rfdsGT TS ~ so, ps,n;Sgf Sfi
'onHi Ter trade can tntta, Aero Ca
rage cedar 6tO.
fuR sALE-t.ate model Jordan pas.en.
rrr rNrvilent condition. $500 worth ov-
trns. fiyo ford tircs. car drove loss than
snco 1oog '9ll.', sd. priced r,sht must must sell at
or phone Usage seem.
FREE STORAGE Phone cedar asa Ce.
dnt 2tib Wa move anything. any.
who're. packing and craiing. Globe
NtofFge and Moving 60.
FoRp CARS
Terms
We have 20 good Tofds Tor you 10 choos.
haud S'S @a ,Sa a a s"Ss Ssr % avn s'sn .Soo Ss
o., good looking. nice running oaral
priced rlghi fsn can't afford TO buy
lord urili you have seen these bar.
gains,
-. AUTO y rlRn EXCHANGE
ans East Second 81 Usage 5000
uNNE ,Asli 20 pay fot 1891 Dodge road
bargain. Ih'nr osaRr S50a
1NCLOsEp FOHDs
We have several Fard eoupes nnd sodsps
Tor sale at attractive prlrps Thesa
cars have been thoroughly overhauicd
ana retiuiHhcd aud are excellent values,
Auto Tire Exchange, ana u. Second.
Osage 5000.
rA1Gh Chummy rondster, good Ton. up.
ISsc ISsS'0'g sosy S"" % paint S9Sd runnins order.
poration osage 9s70 1901 3. Main
street.
nEo. 1877, new. .6-cyiinder- 7.passenEer:
ney Co. 1903 south Denver Cedar Iti6,
RHo t9ls, t-cylnder roadsterI new
paint fine shape. reasonable. Spaiding-
smlnney Co, ios South Denver. Cedar
sCHlrps-HooTH chummy. scyiindor,
tto good wire wheels and tirea, for
sale or exchange for Ford touring late
model 1905 <. 81 Louis.
1890 FORD coupe Al condition, original
paint ertra Fnod shape. Price $3.50.
can Usage 7Sai,
1913 FRANKLIN Hroughnm, velour up.
hdlHiery, wire wheels. tires nearly new,
1000 Osnge 1859 office. Usage s56d
residence,
1921 CHEVROLET touring tbr. fino con.
diton, self starter, good top, good
tiren. $500 easy terms Lewish Marsh
Corporation. Usage 1910, 1901 =. Main
street
iols cHENROLgT touring, aeif starter,
good condition. il7b. easy terms Lewis
Marsh Corporation. Osnge 1870. 1901
y. Mnin
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MEDICAL

MEN PROT Osbprne's yacumoter Perfect
Physical Culture Appliance. Os-
horne Co. 273t PARK Ave, 81 Louis
Mo. SoHd Tor free book on development
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANtTAHfUM
home for the care ana protection u
young women, rates reasonable, babies
Edopted. br. ~. n. Newman. medical
director lbE w. Main, oklahoma City
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21

LOST Ladys gold wrist watch. near Lee
Hohool can Usage 6ol3-H, reward,
LOSr White bulldog. blnok spot over
uyc. reward Phone osugc 19aa-h.
Lost MACK and whito shepherd dog
with collat answers to name pf Frltz
Reward pHnrT i'is,
Lost FRIDAY, ladya sold watch, either
lu Traders No. Z gr ON North Main bus.
us'Hr di2b, reward.
Lost or STOLEN nlack Naud white
nputtoi pointer hird dog Reward,
Phone Cedar itc5 or osagc 2io5
LOST Black hand grip between Main
ana First. on Admiral and victor, HAD
name ut owner on car Nccuso In bag
Usage 1891
LOST Dec. 81. yellow cullio dog white
ring around neck, white breast ana
white fect short legs. heavy body. Ne-
ward $40 for return OF dog i. W.
Nmythe, Broken Arrow, Okla. y. q.
box 3of.
srHANED or STOLEN January s.
smpu white dog large black spot on
bBcH, small black spot on back near
tail. block apeclA on hide, dark head
sharp nose, short ttraight hair. ITO
ward fur Information leading TO recuy-
cry. Phone Usage zoos V,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21

Denmarks kings have been called
either Christian or Frederick for
over 400 years,
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FREE STORAGE Phone cedar asa Ce.
dar 2stb Wa mov. anything any.
whore. packing and rrailng Globe
Storage and Moving co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-21

LOST 4 salesman that know more
about leather thun H COW ana, but
hu didn't know folks TRADE at
TURK Bros, because they are
sensible aud know what thuY
want. our snlonpruplc are hefe
60 asniat you m making pur-
chase. those That insist aren't hero
long,
TURK mos
ans X. Main 81.
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RALPH TALBOT, who has been
i'll for several days. is on the road to
recovery.
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REV W. o. ANDERSON. pastor
of the First Baptist church. will ad-
dress the Billy sunday club upon The
subject of "Christs Ownership OF
Man" at the Y. NJ. c. A. at 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
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WANT ADS
.gJiturry,
ChlIssia1tssgN
rar az
ANNOUNCEMENTS

io~r AND tutND
FotNp. Largo white. u,yr mud ticked
pointer dos owner call osakr 72i0.l.
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ilO79 979s7t
9ss1g2 ~


Cancelled
a
euersF ~
3, and q u
O. Mrs. PRANK SEAMAN city Auditor
Subscribed and
commission 10. ~ ' ' ''%
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FON SALE-lo9l model Ford touring
starter. dumouutnbie rim, s2g5 This 4.
q bargain fnr cash. Gan be seen at 1894
EHat Admiral
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AURORA LODGE so So l. o. .. "
%W o. s.,,t oal rr'Iswf ,,,,,,., nan, l.lsH .H,
Jan. 20, 30 r in. Work IN Third Degree.
81, J.. FDuNDsTONE, Secretary
TULSA EECAMPMENT 40 "a. T. o. o y.
Next regular meeting Friday night. Jan
sI 1923, 30 o'clock
J l.. HUGuLETT. c. p.
II. a. FULLER. scribe.
TULSA REnEEAH NO. 90. T. o. O. r..
EegHta meeting fret ana third Tdday
Mrs MAHEL WRIGHT. n. q.
GERTRUDE RANKIN, sccy
TULSA CANTON No. I6 l. O. O "
l7trlarnh Militant Degree Hessluu Feb
J r. MOORE. Capt
r. II. FULIt.R Clerk.
ORDER ol LOYAL SONS Tulsl Tireaids
No, ?, Unless otherwise notified next
meeting Saturday, Jan. 2s L. n
RAYMOSD FISHER r.. w.
". 49, HuGHLETT W. Il.
UNITED L-pMMEHCtAL TRAVELLERS.
Tulsa council No, t5s
next meeting Jan. 2s 1874
Cd ::::: i. 4 81: :::: !: e: !: A: :: a:
teItHiuueHt,
~. l.. POGND5TONE, 8. G.
cHAs. A. AYERS. sse'y.
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now starter ant shock Hbsorbors
Sun.ding Swlnney CO., 100 South Dsu-
Nrr Cedar ItfG
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
LELAND FOLKS AT
Mn.LERS CONVENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Giese of Le-
land attended the millers convention
which was held in Chicago last week.
Miss Lydia Rothacker OF Sank City
spent over Sunday here with her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rothacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poach Of aBraboo
spent Sunday at the Schwanke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Disk and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Malone
were entertained at the Floyd Hehen.
berger home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yanke and
daughter spent Sunday visiting rela.
tives and friends near Reedsburg.
The Rev. Maulwurf family are rid,
ing in a new car since last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Giese spent
Sunday visiting relatives near Black
Hawk.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FOR NORTH END LIGHTING

Lee Westenhave. secretary-trea-
surer of the Merchants Powers com,
pany OF which George Macarthur is
president. met with a group of those
interested in electric service at the
North shore of Devils lake Wednes-
day evening. The meeting was held
at the store of w. T. Marriott and
Judge James H. Hill acted as tenn
porary secretary.
A committee of six was appointed
to make arrangements for service and
to negotiate with the Merchants Pow.
er and Light company. Most of the
cottage owners seem quite enthusiast
tic over the convenience and added
safety of electric lightning and the pro-
Ject is to be pushed forward as rap
idly as possible. Those who were ap-
pointed on the committee to carry on
negotiations are Judge ]. III. Hill,
chairman, and II. HI. Gottschall. Ray
Underkofleb George Weber. Orriel
Philbrick, and w. t. Marriott.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-15
MAPLE Hill

William Thorn Sr; and Jack O'Neal
were business Gales nj tho Elniel
rudolph So" bpc CAV ast w-.k
Miss Selma Kruger of Loganvflle
spent Sunday at home, and Miss Ger
trude Getchman of Witwen is spend
ing her vacation at home.
Mrs. f. Vickers returned to her
home Sunday after spending the past
week at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ulrich and
family spent Sunday at Kilbourn.
There were two parties Saturday eve
ming one at Richard Ulrich's and the
other at Emil MeiIkies.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nc
Coy son June 5.
The Misses Elizabeth and Agnes
McGuan of Baraboo, John Duncan of
Adams and Harold Walsh u Maple
Hill started for Huron, South Dakota,
in McGuan's car to visit the Charles
Duncan home.
Mrs. Mary Hine is spending her va
walton at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Ballone.