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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
ENGINEERS INSPECT LEVEES

Members OF Topeka Club Are Guests
of North Topeka Civic Club.
The Topeka Engineers club inspect
ed the levees and revetments in
North Topeka Wednesday evening.
The club members were addressed by
Prof. S. o. Rice of the state univer-
sity and a member of the state water
combustion. V. R. Parkhurst and
Morris Jenkins, representatives of the
North Topeka Civic club. conducted
the engineers over the protective
works.
Mrs. c. ]. Stewart was chairman Of
the committee in charge of the lunch
con served at the North Side Com
munity house to the engineers.
The engineers with their wives and
women friends will hold a picnic at
Camp Daylesford, near Topeka, on
SATURDAY.. August -.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
TOWN FLOODED BY RAIN.

HousehoIders, Marooned. Rescued by
Business Workers at Ely, New.
Ely. New. Aug. 3.-A cloudburst
here late yesterday flooded the entire
residential section of the town and
narooned householders who were res
cued by volunteers from the business
section.
No one was injured. The damage to
property was estimated at 100000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
HOLINESS MEET TO BE LARGE
Three Hundred Tents To Be Set Up,
to House Pilgrims

70 HOUSE PHgr1mS.
Ell Dorado, Kan, Aug. 3.-Butler
county's delegation TO the thirty-sec-
ond annual camp meeting OF the
Kansas State Holiness association, to
be held at Wichita, August IT to 81,
is expected to be a large one.
Three hundred tents will be set up
soon to house the delegates to the en-
campment. The daily attendance last
year, it is said, was between 5000
and 10000, while nearly 1000 fam
lilies made the camp site their perma-
nent residence during the gathering
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
= TRAIN HITS AUIO-TWO DIE
Children of Wichita Police Officer
Killed by Mon Flyer.

Wichita, Aug. 3.-Two children Of
- G. McRae, Wichita police officer.
aged two and four years, were in
gtantly killed and four other persons
injured. one probably fatally, late to-
day, when their automobile was struck
by Missouri Pacific passenger train
No. Ala at a crossing two miles west
NJ here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03

school. Within the last year he has
made up work in two grades lost be-
cause of illness during his childhood.
Despite his aptitude for languages
the boy declares he will not become a
professional linguist. having decided
to specialize in mechanical appliances.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
In Mernorian.

In loving memory of our sweetheart,
Mrs. Norma Perine Sholander, who
died a year ago today. You left US
eur beautiful darling but never will
the memory of your sweet presence
be forgotten by your father, mother,
sisters and brother.
L. L. PERINE
ADV. AND FAMILY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
ANOTHER HERRIN VICTIM OUT

FOURTH IuenuItcdLlon MAue as Arthur
Miller, of New York.
Herrin, ILL.,. Aug. 3.-The body OF
another victim Of the Herrin mine war
identified as Arthur D. Miller of New
York, today was shipped home for
burial, the body having been disin-
TERED yesterday. He is the fourth
victim identified.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-03
KANSAS FREE FAIR
TOPEKA, SEPTEMBER 11-16, 1922

The going bigger better than this
There exhibits There will
it's outing and a the family
wsee agricultural of the state during the
vuzed will Exhibit
second fair in the All the breeders the Mid
West will their prize-winning AM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Sen eIifliaa och beadipaoe @unbilo,
nj gslafl" peobIep Iuoersion.
Get er lite rare Seitepriierne
nu." ia Sarnreren. "Set er nGiten
lite lsrit at iuIe meS bet." 90 9ru.
men inlboe Sobet % iaa tiIbage paa
fin gier, iom ON oen pilbe Il, at mel,
oct ipntes MI life ban heller!
Och ct rpsIiet pacfert Ear, nj
aslaf!" fortiatte Spenifen ufor'
itprret.
Sopoe'n ben6te iig moo BAN. San
bar arg. Sbab Sanfen Tom bette
Spenifen peb? SpaS @isnes baobe
ban til at bIanoe Jig op | Samilie.
aif9rerne? Wen ban funbe ligeiom
life faa fig til at Il BET. San pibite
10, at benne gamle, unberlige Wan-
oen pilbe benz ale iaa inoerlig bel.
90 albrig fsr baooe ban foriegt at
aribe inc | nogelt Gerbens cling:
bare git Der % ifjsttet fin Don't
Stilbeo og bar bialpiom baaoe moo
Sen enc og ben anoerl. Sparet blep
berfor life rloget Guar, men bare Ell
M inartifuleret 2po. 90 bermeb iaa
gift bau raft ND al Staloen.
Smehs baobe @rete biit BEN llr,ee
Wanb inb | parloren. San fit MI
iGtte fig, ia bum. Stort anoet blep
oct life, bun fit iast / gefippelien.
Sun fslte fig faa lei, at bun pioite
n9iten life, bpab bun ia eler giorbe.
Gette bar mt life nosen Waaoe at
mtoota Sremmenfolf paa. Zig iom
Islaf baobe baaret Zig 90. -. San
f,1nOe III 9ierne bilit paa @uttetl, lei,
ipntes bum. Sg troOS alt, bar oct
nj, en- 8orfmann. -. Serior ia bum
noget paa Maafaa ON, at ban fit nl
p9re 8elfommen. Sg iaa funbe bum
life tanfe paa noget mer. Sum
maatte nof ia t1ogen giebliffe for fig
ielp, bum %, for liseiom at fomnte
paa ret aisI ieien; for bette baobe
MI peret en- belt llpentet 9uffert og
oct 6a!
"0ette fer beror naturligbis bare
paa en- ener anben Wisforitaaelie,"
trsitet @unbilb bam, ba De igien bar
alene. Wen / fit inberite par bum
ifamfulo % isnoerfmtit.
Seq err reo for, at on tor fell /
oet," iparte 8orfmann. Seq err
netop fommet til at buife noget, iom
Sar ia til mig paa 9ampifibsbrpg-
gen, oa ieg ifuloe Il Sarpel og gaa
omboro / Imerifabaaoen. Seq buroe
piit belit paffe mig meo oct iamme.
Men, iom 9ebltefar pleiboe at f.
bpis en- 8orfmam er en- 8orfmanl,,
iaa ilpr ban life for ben fsrite Sagl.
ipreite. Saa ieg tenfer naiten, ie9
blir."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

gprber. Set bar osiaa til 9ssning
al oenne Spgape, at &onferencen
blep iammenfalbt, ia ban.
Slis itob Sagerne, ba Wsbet blep
b9pet Sirsbag &pelo.
Oct bar life forbebret Stemnin-
gen blanbt 9elegaterne, at BEN ri.
menife &egiering ifal ia unoerret-
tet Sprit &absipiu ON, at ban life
ifal gisre eaer iige eler loretta Jig
nogetiombeIit paa &um9niens Seg-
ne. Wan bill bliife, of ben polite
Sprite paa BET fsrite Wsoe CAB BE.
ifeo ON, of ban ogiaa reprGienterebe
oct frap9renbe 8lim9nien. Nu bill
<m9nien altiaa life engang ia Ell
polif &epreientant paa &onferen-
cen.
Ser er iaaIebes Iiben l1biigt til,
at &onferencen bill fomme til at uos
rette noeet, men at ben bill fomme /
&lasie meo be l,taaige andre &onfe-
rencer, iom De iibite fire @ar bar
p9ret bolOt | europa uDert at roget,
-iom bar Gapiret p9ro, er blit uoret.
tet.
Nen berpeb err Ser 10 opitaaet en-
ganIfe beipnOerlig Situation. De
mango Smaaitater omfring 8lts'
LAMB, ira 6inlano til Hum9nten
bar 10 itabig lamenteret oper, at De
maa bolbe itore foitbare S9re, foroi
&usIanb bapoe iaa flor ell Seer. So,
enoog Sranfrig bar brust bet lam.
me argument for 8ibebolo al lin
p9lbige itaaenbe Scr. Settle bar
ogiaa Wptipet for IHtaaelle n at
iranife Oiiicerer oe Seltberrer til at
refonItruere De polite og rum9nlte
Irmeer.
Wen MT % Soviet, Huslano for
Ilpor bpr Dem en- fl9ffelig Neorult.
nina nnoer &ontrol, MI tiger De
Ieiba, bet er bare morale vi.
rnitning De bill. 90 Dog er Here at
bisIe Smaaitater ner peo at iegne
unSer bet sfonomiife Srpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Grain &PI0du}1

December 10.
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
A generally steady deal prevailed on the
opening Of the cattle trade. Offerings in.
cluded odd lots of dry-feds, sales Of which
ranged from $500 to $1,000, with one load
OF 1,o5O-pound steers at ss.25, these selling
The bulk of the steers and ~yearlings
offered were of a rather plain quality, selling
mostly from $3.50 to 500. The general
run of butcher she stock referred sold from
$500 to $3.50. a few of the better grades
Gamer and cutter sales were from S225
to $2.75 mostly buyers, however, were
heavier In their sort on these kinds. Out
s'der orders gave an active tone to the bull
trade, early sales ranging from 1925 to
$500, the bulk Of the heavier bulls around
1915 and $500.
Veal calves opened steady to somewhat
stronger, S7.75 and $500 taking the bulk
of the top sort. Stocker and feeder trade
opened steady, the bulk Of the offerings on
5000.
A liberal offering of hogs opened to a
slow start, bids looking 10 cents lower
generally on the light md Choice Workers
carried an $500 bid from order buyers,
with packers bidding $3.50 on the bulk Of
packing sows looked about steady 500 70
1925 mostly. Heavy stays were sorted out
at $3.50 to $500, bids looking a good 30
cents lower. Killing pigs were in good de,
f medG; I pigs iar g,Iqin at $500. mostly WIN
Trading in the sheep house had not
started up to a late hour. Receipts were
somewhat late in arriving, due largely 70
the cold weather which delayed train ser
vice. Early talk was of a steady to a
flashes on dressed lamb and mutton at
eastern markets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
nIusjolint.

Stalien bar enbelig faat Ell t e t
&egiering = bpao Oct tr9ngte Iaart.
Naar belle &esieringen beitaar al Ell
enfeIt Wano, iom err iterf NOT til at
rpfaite fig til G%iftator, iaa er oct
ielpiagt at Regieringen er lterf.
Sg MuSiolini er fulopantet Eifs
tator. Sans fsrite Seoriit bar praf-
tilt talt at afiGtte Nationalioriam.
linsen. 90 6olfets aaarne maatte
perrt iinbe Jig / oct, for De pioite, at
0hlsIolini bapbe SoIoater o. Sil.
bansere nof til at iage Dem biem %
e9nse Saas for Ssren. 90 Den npe
0iftator teller meo Singene uoen
at ipgrae npgen. Sam oplsier Ell
parlamentariif &ommisiion, iom bar
neoiat for OF unoerisge &rigsprofite.
rina, ban iIaar uoen pibere en- iort
Streg ODER en- Sob on &onfifering
til Soroel Of Staten al S~rigsfortie'
neIte oper 10 Yrocent og opbGper Ell
9op, iom par peotat for at binore
De itore 8orporationer / at unoora
Iia Sssnotomitifatten. San bar eno-
IN life bapt Sio I'll at operbra De
itaIienife Statsbaner til prioate 8cr-
porationer, men oct CT paa bans
Yroaram oct o9iaa.
IusIolini er 8esiering, Yarla'
ment, ia &onse. Serior bar Staliell
Ell iterf &esierins. Wen Wus-
iolini er MI life netop ben Wanb,
iom fan sisre Stalien "iaie for Sc.
mpcracp".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
fra Jrlano.

Gen irife Sriltats Senat msote /
Wanbass for fsrite Sang. 9lanot
Be 80 Weolemmer par aue &lasier
repreienteret fra aoelsmeno til
8eiarbeibere, men aue uoen nnbta-
gelie er Sim Seiners, ligeiom Sil'
fplbet CT | 9ail @ireann.
Ser er ogiaa fire foinbelige Sena.
torer, ale p~elfienbte / Srlanb.
9lanot oisIe fire er @%nfegrepiuoe
8eiart, iom bar arbetoet tbGroigt
for Spbielp at Den irIfe Snbuitri,
os Nrs. 5. 81. Green, Iom bar abort
fig bemerfet iom Siitorifer. Oilers
,logisr neutrality-suspicious. Sern.
bane. % ganfbireftsrerne BET iterfe.
tie Clement / Serlatet. y
Sperbuiet % llnoerbuiet pil BIZ
falot meb De irife Naone Seneab os
Gail.
Yarlamentets formene Claiming
fanot Steo / Sirsbags, ba beg9e gu
ie iamlebes til S9llesmsbe, bbor @e-
neralgupernsr Simotbp SealD op.
I9ite Sriitatsfabinettets Brogram,
Tom i bet enselife Harlament piloe
ipare i'll Srontalen. San opIPIte
ogiaa ct Telegram fra &onsen, bpis
&eprGientant / Srlano Scr. Sealp
M er.
9lmtbt be 2opforilag, iom bebu.
hebes fremlagt bar en- np &alglop,
&eiormer / Hetspeienet, en- np Ser
lop, en- M 2anblop % Ell 2on on,
Reorganization at oct cipile Ioliti-
roe en.
Observation-Disclosures bar fra-
p9renoe unoer Iabningsmsoet FOR
at unbgaa epentuelle ubebageli9e
Sptrin", forflareoe De eiterpaa. :
Oct formooes, at bell irife Sri.
ltat peo fsrite Inleoning bill isge
I%nerfienoelie al De Soreneoe Stater.
9arlamentet / @elfait bar beili,t.
tet, at litter life bill isge Sptagelie
/ Sen irife Sriitat. Sebatten og pr.
itemnineen berom pareoe minore END
Ell balp Cine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Sreosmeoet / 6aaa.

Ser er en- rem geliienelie meb
&onferencer / europa nu ON Oagen.
Ser bar ben alliereoe @ritatnings-
fonference i 2onbon, iom peltet i
@rsften efter tire Cages Sorbanolin-
ger. Der er Ifruitninssfonferen-
cen / Woifpa, iom efter bet bepese.
oe Msoe / SirsbasS life bar ipaaet
mango 2epeOagene. Sg Der er Sri-
entfonferencen / 2auianne, iom bar
bengt paa balo otte belt ira fsrlte
Gag. gnbelig er ser Sreosmsbet /
Saag, iom De itore Hpbeosbureauer
belt bar ig~noreret men iom maaife
| Sangben pil ptie fig oct melt betgo-
ningsfulbe al Dem ale.
9et er ben internationale Ssoe.
ration al Nrbeioer. Sagforeninger,
Iom / benne ltee bar 9ele5eretmsoe
/ Saag, % bpor boert eneite 2ano
/ europa er repro enteret. 90 Set
er for at finoe uopei til at gisre
&rigen iom Snititution umulig for
6remtioen, at De er fommet Jam,
men.
Set blir alorig Oiplomater %
StatsmGno iom fon,mer i'll of ifaife
Seroen Sreo, tiger De, % iaa faar
arbeioerne ia fig al Spgapen, for
Sc bar baaOe Masten % Silien til
at iette Bonn for al &ri5 berefter'
bags, bpis Sc bare Itaar iamme,l, %
oct er De beitemt paa at eisre I'LL,
tiger oe.
en- al Msoets 2eoere, artbur
Senoerion fra gnslano, erflereoe i
SirsOags, at ben internationale So
oeration Ill er beitemt paa at tp til
@eneralitreif, bper Sang set for a.
Dor truer meo &rig. Serubmefol-
fene, SismGnoene, Selegrafiiterne,
Eppograferne, 8rube. % Sabrifars
beioerne bill gaa paa 8eneralitreif.
aue bill itreife / iaa mango 2anoe,
iom oct er %nsbpenoigt for at glsre
oct abiolllt llmuligt at fore &rig.
Wen bette err Inn ct Gsomibbel,
iom pil bIi brlgt ferit, ,laar aue oil.
ore Mioler bar laaet fell, forflarer
Wr. Senberion. Set er aloeles life
Weningen at Irbeioerne bermeo bar
opgipet fine fonItruftipe Sbeer ON
s(rbeibet for SerOensfreoen.
Eaa Sesne af Irbeioerne oper
belle Seroen fr9peoe 0tr. Senoerion,
at ale Sreostraftater, iom err Of
ililttet eiter Seroensfrigen, oumpes
Yapirfurpen, forbi De ale blot be.
forbrer aria % rro % life Sreo.
90 iaa faar De ifripes ont igien fra
mt at iom oirfeIige Sreostraf-
tater. Oct er 10 ligefrem 9dbtGst
imoo Sproeet at faloe Seriaiaes.
Sraftaten for en S straftat. ii.
ger Senoerion. Oct a~rbeioenbe Soil
! ale 2anbq, ia ban, maa mooiptte
fig militere aniancer og rette line
9eitrGbelier paa at "flpoe Den fapi.
taliltiife Militarisme negen".
Sfie1rt Senoerion er imoo Natios
nermes Siga | oens nup9renoe Sorm,
mener ban, at Ell nogenlunoe lig-
nenoe Siga, men bpgget paa ct an.
oen @runolag, meo Sioen oil fomme
til at iiobe iom @oeter oper SeroenS'
freoen. Men Den moo omfatte b c
@erben 90 bore ct pirfelia Solicitor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

tunb 90 life bare ct Sorbuno al
Giplonlater % StatsmGno al oer
ganle Stsbning. 90 Den ma no.
itpres meb Wast til at bamob9pe
tine gfgisreIier operfor opiGtiise
Stater.
Som bet fsrite paa programmed
ntaa Der arbeibes for araopis Heb.
riitning, inbtil belle @erben en- paf-
Ter Dag itaar fomplet airuItet, fort.
iatte Setoerion. Der blir ingen at
foripare fig imoo, r,aar insen bar
noget at mgribe meb. Man funOe
pasienoe begpnbe meb at forbyoe
M%eroplaner, lluoerpmbsbaabe og
giftie @as til &rissbrue, % Nri-
patfolf maa forbpoes Sabrifation al
cg Sanoel meO 8aabeu % gmmlni-
tion.
Men Sreosarbeibet, ia ban, maa
tegpnoe / garneifolen. Siitorielllt.
oerptsningen maa l9eses belt ON.
8i mao opbsre meo Den llbprlisbeo
at bebanoIe @eroensbiitorien boz.
Iertlig ion Ell @eretning ON Slag
og i~traalenbe Seltberrer. Oct er
Sreoens % aanbens @rbeibe gien.
mem Sioerne, Ri iflilbe forteae De
hinge ON. Wan burbe tpertimoo
isge at peffe gsrnenes Ififp for
arigen % / BEN unse Slests Sino
faa ben itemplet iom Sorbrpbelie t
2igbeb meo iinlpelt Ganoeoeismoro,
bare tltien @ange pPrre.
Senoerion enbte lit Soreorag meS
en- inotr9ngenoe Ippel til Selega.
terne ON bper / tit 2anb at arbeioe
for, at &uslano blir anerfienbt %
pptat / @erbensligaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Ser Ituor itaoia et friift Wpir 49,,

Ser ituar itaoig ct friift geir ON.
firing oenne impllliipe Serre. San
er noget al en- Sultan. ga Set mr.
peaerer altib til Solf. S%psrasmon.
let er bare, ON ban life ilaar iltpffcr
mere, END ban Bigger op.
% aaigepel er oct noaet oonIfp
anoet at bore Sppoiitionsfsrer erS
at itaa meo Wagten og belle aniro.
ret. Set er en- gammeI Siitorip
ipm Musiolini netop MI bar Iprt
Wtinbre emo TO Tiger for oct itorr
&llp itoo ban / Neapel pg erfIprpbp
at aoriaterbapets gitfpit ifuIoe III,
bsre Stalien og at bette Iamme son
lfuloe bore en- italienlf Snbiie. g6I
ba ban iibber meb Wagten GA Nm.
iparet, flyer ban, at Stalien ielpfsI.
gelig bill reipeftere Eapaao.Srofto
ten, Iom giper aoriaterbapets git.
fpit iii Sugo-S lapia.
Scr torbneoe WusioIini poISipnt
moo De rusitife golibepifer ga Som.
mltit1lter. You er ban | 6aoer al at
anerfienoe Den rusiiife Souiet.Re.
palblif, og forleben Dug baooe han
en- lang &onference / Hom meS Sen
rusiiife Sanoelsfommisipr 9epnib
&rasiin.
Sagen er, at \StaIien er operbc.
folfet, og Oct er ct aIporIiQt Bro.
bIem, boor man ifal gisre al Oct
fore SperifitO, iioen lloponbrinoen
til amerifa er Bit beerpniet. ga
M forbanoleoe altiaa @uSioIini
meo &rasiin ON &oncesiio poo en-
Smoitrpfning / &i,slanb, bpor Sta.
lienere funbe ilaa Jig neb, % boor
italienif &apital flInoe finoe Ienner.
De anbringelfe.
Wusiolini er iom Siftator reSe
til of unoerbanole meo enbper, en-.
ten ban er &ommu1,iit eler @iIito.
Tit, bare BET fam fere til noaen
Soroel for Stalien. "Roget for no.
get, og intet for irtet," CT Musioli,
mis- Slasoro. Men set er 10 bare
cen iu1nme "beGige G9oisme" Iom
regierer belle @erben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
T1to

Soon after the opening of the market the
trade developed a fairly active tone, even
the common offerings commanding the sus
tanned interest of the big packers at SUP,
stantially steady prices. The bulk OF steer
sold under $1,000, but a few passed sll;Vv.
Heavy offerings sold at S10.75d11.OO, wnie
%yearlings, which showed much better quahry
than the weighty offerings. made $3.50. !,
Butcher stock was unchanged, and demana
was fairly even once the regulars got into
the trade. They bought cows and heieEs
at S5.0067 90, with more than usual tres.
dom. and even the palmer cows and cannlns
grades met with a satisfactory outlet Bu.s
were steady and calves also sold at tues
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE MAIN 20
Butter, extras ..............' Is
FIRST ..,-,......s...'' -
EGGS, prime
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Sreo oe ufreo.
Torn9fteIfe fra Sibe I.

/ ct at Wsoerne / Sirsbass, % SIS
met Saba itoo op % belfplote &us.
lano for at bore Iariag / Wasia-
freerne @rmerien og 2iaeaiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908 AT
THE Posr oFr1cE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CONGRESS OF MARCUS, 1897.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20
Women's fine
cotton hose
19c

Fine cotton hose
with double heel and
toe; hehmed or rib
bed top. Black. Cor
dovan or White.
Sizes Q to 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

enough stock to get him started in
business again.
Whereupon William Knees said !:
Stock in flooded Reardstovn wonid
be about as acceptable and useIui
to Anderson right now as boots
would be to man without legs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

which Is not always discernabIe
by the human eye, P. R. Edgerton
notified fruit growers today to
mix half pint of nicotine snlphate
in so gallons of spraying solution
and apply il to every tree.
The usual spraying solution, 1t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20
THuRsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS-APRII. 90 1922

That settled it, A collection was
taken and $500 was raised at the
meeting, which will keep Mr.. An
derson's head above water. After
the water recedes they will send
him stock so he can open his bus
mess again
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

Wnose greenhouse was dismantIed
me mood waters in Beardstown.
h auoiuonai $50 was contributed
me florists. and it is expected
mat the sum viii reach $500 in the
next few days.
Inc plight OF Mr.. Anderson was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

discussed at a meeting OF the trf-
city florists held at the Tierney
iioral shops in Davenport.
In line with the custom Of
norists to say it with flowers"
some one proposed that the local
florists send to Mr.. Anderson
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

is said. will not exterminRte4he
pest, hence the admonition to add
the nicotine-sulphate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20
EDGERTON GETTING
AFTER APHIS BUGS

Because of reports which have
reached the farm bureau of the
havoc being made in apple orchards
by the "aphis," tiny green bug,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

Paint wheel rims with creamy
mixture of gasoline and graphite
to prevent rusting
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

Children's black kid and brown
kid button shoes and black kid
laced shoes. Sizes 4 to S. Good
for school or dress wear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

OF light colored percales with Ric
rae braid thinning or with ruff1e
finish. Light colors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20
Women's strap
slippers

Black kid strap slippers in sew
eral styles; also black kid bou-
doir slippers with pompoms.
These are real bargains.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20

Linen finished toweling-
either bleached or unbIeach-
ed; will launder soft and abb
sorbent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-20
White muslin
petticOats for 81

Well made skirts of good quality
muslin with wide embroidery founce
and d>it rufie; cut full.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-05
Figures Produced On
Prohi Enforcement

Washington, June 81 Collections
of all taxes ON alcoholic beverages
and narcotics during the past IL
months amounted to $S,G29,S86.77,
according to Il report prepared yes
Fterday by F. S. Collinger, head Of
the Assessment Section OF the pro-
hibition unit.
Liabilities aggregating $49,710,-
EO94.l5 in assessable taxes and penal
ties were incurred during the year,
he said, of which 49,645,G2G.97
Represented liquor cases and &c.,
467.16 covered violations of the mar
cOtic act.
Approximately $4,000 field Off
GERS reports were received during
the year, involving over $4,000 IL
quor violations and more than 5000
violations of the narcotic act. There
were 26.l94 civil liabilities under
the prohibition act and 1920 viola
ltions OF the narcotic act determined
and assessed, while 34,G87 prohibit
ton cases and 8,552 narcotic cases
were found 10 contain no liability.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-05
Loses Limb by
Moving Freight Train
(r'rom Mondays Daily

Mrs. O. c.. Scott this morning
received a message from her daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. T. Smith OF Memphis,
stating her year old son, T.
Clark, had his left limb severed
when he fell under a train Sunday
morning. The following item in re
gard TO the accident was published
in the morning edition Of the Mem
phis Commercial Appeal: .
''T. Clark Smith, seven, son OF o.
T. Smith, cashier of the Fly 4 Hob
son CO., while playing on a gravel
pile neal the Southern Railroad
tracks at White Station, Tenn, about
IL o'clock yesterday morning, slid
under a freight train just as the
train started to move The boys left
leg was caught under the train
THOMPSON Brothers ambulance was
Immediately called and the chile
rushed to the Baptist hospital. II
was necessary to amputate the lint
at the knee. Hospital Officials re
port him as resting well and out Of
danger"