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The Press., 1922-12-28
HOLLAND

Holland is doing quite well on her Ntaar East quota. She has nearly ra ached it.
 MT. Samuel Adams of Palmer, Mass, is spending some little time with his da ughter, Mrs. I. T. Jewett.
 Sunday evening very beautiful re- lissious service was held. At this time an offering for the Near East was taken iup
 MT and Mrs. l.. E Hall and daugh- ters, Misses Bernice and Alice, spent the day in Coventry with MT. Halls parents.
 MT. and Mrs Myron C. Sparrow and family entertained MT. and Mrs. Fred Nutland and Harry and Alvira Nut land on Christmas day.
 A very pleasant time was had at the Federated church Christmas tree Saturday evening. The children gave concert and later received gifts.
 Tuesday evening social time was held at the community house. A very enjoyable time was had by all. At the end refreshments were served
 At the home of Mir and Mrs. Christopher McNeill of 65 Prospect street, Rockville, Tuesday noon, their daughter, Miss Eleanor Chris tine McNeill became the bride of Alfred Guidotti of Holland. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. G. Horton, of the Rock vile Methodist church The wedding march from ''Lohengrin" of Vernon. The bridemaid was Miss Isabel McNeiIl, sister of the bride, and the best man was Arthur Guidotti, brother of the bridegroom. An in formal reception followed. MT. and Mrs. Guidotti left for wedding trip to New York City and upon their re- turn they will reside at No. 93 Pros pect street, Rockville.
 The Holland Study Club has ar ranged a very interesting program for the season. There are large number of members in this club and a most fitting program has been arranged. Following is the program:
 January 1st-Hostess, Mrs. Lud- low; assistant hostess, Mrs. Neill; paper, Rev. MT. Darby; reading, Mrs. Ada Rhodes.
 January 15th-Hostess, Mrs. Bart lett; assistant hostess, Mrs. Usher; paper, Mrs. Baker; reading, Miss Place.
 January 29th-Hostess, Miss Agard; assistant hostesses, Miss Luhrsen and Miss Jewett; paper, MT. Neill; read ing, Mrs. Usher. -
 February 18th - Hostess Miss Agard; assistant hostess, Mrs. Rhodes; paper, Mrs. Hall;> reading, Miss Lincoln
 February 18th - Hostess, Mrs. Steele; assistant hostesses, Miss Miller and Miss Lincoln; paper, MT. Neill; reading, Mrs. Usher.
 March 12th~Hostess, Mrs. Daniels; assistant hostess, Mrs. Pratt; paper, Miss Clough; reading, Miss Luhrsen. March 26th-Hostess, Mrs. Hall; assistant Hostess, Mrs. Ladd; paper, Mrs. Ludlow; reading, Miss Miller.
 April 9th-Hostess, Miss Place; paper, Mrs. Pratt; reading, Mrs. Sparrow. April 23d-Hostess, Mrs Darby; assistant hostess, Mrs. Sparrow; pa per, Mrs. Steele; reading, Miss Jewett. May 7th-Annual banquet
The Press., 1922-12-28
UNION

Andrew Rizner of Hartford was at home for the weekend.
 Little Margaret Hathaway, who has been very i'll, is reported more com fortable. e.....
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Green spent Christmas with MT. Greens parents i'll Eastf0rd. $
 Miss Annie SeufaK Of SfafOrd Springs spent Christmas with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Sedlak.
 Miss Evangeline Lawson, who is taking vocal training in Boston is with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Lawson, for the holidays
 Miss Lucia Young of Stafford is at home for a week; also Miss Julia Ka- leta of Southbridge and Miss Anna Kaleta of Stafford Springs are with their parents for the holidays.
 Lawrence Moore of Dean academy, Esther Moore of Southbridge high school, Thomas Thompson of South bridge Vocational school and Fairman Howard of Syracuse University are at home for the holidays.
 Mrs. George Thayer, who has been very i'll, is somewhat better, but not fully recovered. Miss Myrtle David son has resigned her position as teacher in South Lyme and returned home to assist her mother and grand mother.
 There was a good attendance at the Christmas exercises held at the church Saturday evening. A large number of children who recited and sang had their parts very we'll learned and kindly Christmas spirit was shown by the children and their friends. Santa Claus, who shot so suddenly and mysteriously upon the platform, added much to the interest and enjoyment of the little people. One tiny lady was much surprised when Santa's mask was removed and exclaimed, "Oh, it is papa!" Rock Meadow
 Mrs. George Heck started Saturday morning to visit her brother in New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bradway visit ed their daughter, Mrs. Grace Stanton in Brimfield last Sunday.
 Mrs. William Kunhardt has come home from New York city and brought young lady friend with her. ] Clare Gaudette of Dean Academy and Miss Julia Heck of Stafford high school are at home for the Christmas vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway oi Stafford and Mrs. Hattie Barrett oi Brookfield were guests at Ralph Brad. \ ways on Sunday.
The Press., 1922-12-28

The schedule for next week follows: Tuesday, Clerks vs. Independents Wednesday, Manufacturers vs. All Stars; Thursday Warrens vs. Mer- chants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
MABEL THOMPSON GETS
HIGH STANDING IN 0. u.

Miss Mabel Thompson sos Fillmore
street daughter Of $50 Hul Mrs Il l.
Thompson. gradual, .. the Amarillo
irb school Zoo l0-l mud who attended
1' sam. .Dhuu. dFuur l32lIss2. has
r'u admitted o. it, freshman class en-
be- University ol oklahoma with l7ih
ntunc' credits. and may get ~ hours
oNr.r standing with tho university
cruu1iu- tn tp Official announcement
ust received from 10, Gtting,r. regis
nr tnvorsit, OF oklahoma. Norman
oklahoma.
Mis- Thompson attended the Forest
Avenue High School ~ Dallas. Texas
rom september ltl1. untn Nlay. 1920
rd then came Co tho Amarillo High
School .u september 1920 graduating
90, Boo May 1921. with good grades b.
% hD. Wor, from both IA, Forest Az,
rue llsh S huol and %. Amarillo High
school She Wa allowed tho following
'ntrance credits un her high schoo.
solt English. 4 algebra. ~. plane
,eonotry : HISTORY B. Latin q. Span
81 % chemistry. o. physics ! general
.curuD. 0 total ltls
She upul ~ fur advance standing on
veg WORK dome 300 the Amarillo High
Ion. Ion i'2llG2. She may rccDiv, "a,
following advance credit. according O,
hr announcement lust received from
o.. University ct oklahoma English
hours American history hours
iFiUs hUuIs economies 3 hours. total
a huu. This lacks only two hours
cling on, halt years work os the fol
wing viii show.
Th. University of oklahoma rs q
H,uhDr ot th, Nurih Central Assuri.
uiuu of S'hools and Colleges aud o..
.uirr- ia academic hours fDr giadu
UNon rur bachelor d'grr,l ana boo ad
'itDn four s,m,st.rs iu military train
90 tur men co. physical education foi
omen. together with not less than Ia
iUu's ls follows Each hour az work
Ur which the grad, of 4 or \ minus 4
.rHiNrd shalt count ls three points. q
tllc of o. ed. % minus. as two points; q
nnd. oft q. 1- o", point a grade ut Z
minus. 1s 900 points
student make. o. or Do srmcsto'
hours Of academic work each semester
Miss Thauu~u r,t~ this splendid
.ocoguIt ga of h,r work done u high
.h'o' on account OF tha standing ~
p, lools attended md also On ac
..uur .. tho suI,ud a work she has dom,
% both higb schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
FORUM CLUB
STARTS PLANS
FOR new YEAR

Tho Forum Debating club OF Anna
rino High school as keenIy alert a.
ever and always on the lookout FOR new
things 10 do. has already legun 70 plat
activities for the coming school year
which begins September o.. a mum.
bsr NJ last years members met yosigr
das win Mrs lHu' Gilbert sron1r
~ .H0 Forum md discussed ncw ideas
trl plans 10 mako Forum work inter
estHg FOR tho r,sf two somesters
The Forum Cub won tho reputation
.f LIur tho vest organization Boz the
.1oo. hast year through iis debating
and public speaking work The best
tIlh schoo. orators lnst season belong
20 fn This society and j. has developed
speakers with real forensic ability.
That Tho Forum w.l continue 20 D.
'hc leading debating club of the high
school s evidenced hy tho fact that %
number of odd member who graduated
last spring 1re coming back 20 the
club Besides thos" there viii DO an
fhe other old members and Boz addition
ln new students Who ARE dosIo1s ~
taking plH In q lyowir" urtotho
minute unIrifIou f0r bows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
Be Rid Of That Ache

O.. Nul sr. sufferer with lame back
ae..Uhr. dizziness. nervousness and
sion,, dl-tl,rs why don't YOU try th
.m,dy tAa' your own uoghiors RECON-
mDul'
tst N.ur ueIEhhDi'
Miss Iu.. Uo1 ussvrfh. an \ur
Buren, street Amarillo are Nv hid
news h,gun Co Dtusp m, l"i uI tr0u
hlr believe b. Dtmr frum drnNins
ID. hard water here Ms Kidneys Wvr
s,1k and acted rreguhrlN and ] wIs
Troubled % great deal with my back
which was spr. and uu' ] spr 1870
.uN,s 81 DIu kdu' pills ut tn'
Randall I,up GO and th.y cured m. 90
OBJ, attack. Sine. then. ] have us''
uuus now aud th.n GOO Keep my kd
U..s r.eultod'
l... ,Uc. li roo dealers DON'T u
.nlE .. ur Imuay im,dt aat
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
P0HN {. BASSETT DIES
At DALLAS HOSPITAL

John D. I.a.. .r 500 Arthur
s,rs. a,H u o.. "Wednesday n
ST. pms smuHum a' Dallas &c.
s.I. h widow %, .,t..e fnr.e sons
IA % f.e.ar OF oklahoma CIfy aud
Hog uI TllIa. HlH..'. 90 this city,
1850 dIulHt.r Mr. Paul norman and
El Nr Bls,tt OF Amarillo. four
brother. j o. e iHaHff and j. D.
IH..u OF Amarillo o. . Blssett OF Ia
uau. colo. and W 50 iiissett of
TuIsI. 1uI ono sister Mrs = !. Thorn
as. of Roof okla he was member
OF tho Methodist Church and the ". o.
W and Il. ~. +. lodges
The body win auiy, boz Amarillo at
I O'Clock over the Fort Worth and
Denver Thur day and viii De- taken IN
charge hr tho Griggs Undertaking co
pending arrival ~ relatives after which
definite funeral arrangements viii be-
announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
Miss Missions
Beauty Secrets

Anua q. - lsson. jbo wonderful mo-
ION picture u.u.ss. ~Iys that "a hctu-
Iful ros,.Vl.. skin and complexion
the very BEST asset any girl on wo.
nan .an hpV. ~h, further states that
he best and uu..N'st way 90 obtain
hs is to use SIMPLE toilet prouna-
ion familiar g. every Wclikunwn ace
ross % o. ga led driwillo aud can be-
btausi 40 the toilet counter Of any
pto-dlte dup or department store.
va wonderful dcrwillp is used hy over
million discriminating girls and w'-
ucn throughout the courtr, and b. rap.
ilv becoming regular Cad n takes
he piaD. % r.r powder stays ou
lritrr and ii- us" cannot he detected.
',rspIauuu docs nor affect % and Dc
Ill NOT rub uff On clothing ncrwilIo
especially recommended for dark
aiirV rough SKIN. free kl's Tan. wru.
os and many other facial hlcWi-hce
Get dc.Viilo and try Do TODAY YOU are
urc tp br delighted 1n, Randall and
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
livestock club Meets.
'rceis' 20 The news


CLOVIS. y NJ. Aug The Curry
County livestock Judging Association
hold another interesting meeting sat
urlsy Invent, two hoys wen, present
ana mad, field trips 20 the Dennis and
S,ddon farms wh'r" beef types OF cat
ilc Wore studied MI Gourlov. the
smith Hughes teacher FOR Parker
County. Texas. conducted tho class
work and everyone came hayk 10 town
declaring thar 10 had been ono ~ tho
most profitable afternoons vet There
VIII Dr. another netting during August
~ which tim. practice On swine jude
ne will b, conducted
The boys were very grateful 10 Mr.
Gourlc, for tho assistance he render
.I and hone to have him with them
lg1u d. fore the season closes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

This Is ta notify The public that "a,
nl Htu.rsh u heretofore existing between
" " Milari and Mrs Emma Wise
man. and being conducted under m,
name OF .Th Millards 70 suois Puik
Str ST. Amarillo Texas. has been mu
'ually q ssn.t,l W " Willard Is uo
irng'r connected with the business
having sDI1 uu' his interest q, Mr.
Wlsrmau
W " WILLARD
EMMA WtSEMAN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
ASTHMA-HAY FEVER.

Sr"r' ~ sufferers SAY they have
never found arvh.ng 90 gund as NJ.
Mullr Formula E.lsf -..ns ta come
almost 20 onD' and r. inst wonderful
Tor ruu down people iced .t,ywh O.,
~ q rfeyenfat vr f.r K rm discusses ard
in ri-ss OF .ulis ,olgh-. bronchial
trouble or weakened lungs McMullir b
Formula should hc boz every home safe
f0r children ieept hronch al passage
re- from germs Trs e bottle 90 Ne
Mullins Formula youll know why M
Many people praise u and always have
% q the hnfis- Mfrd. only hy Tlldru
McNuihn CO.. Scdaia. Mo. Sold hl
Randall Drug ".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
J. F. BROMER1, D. {

,u'srino' rrit'ns rhrcpr~,or n
shlish"a five ynars Conpl.s. x.Ray
'sfsic. pAras 'ass.soss ~. k-s
n" Western Building. seross from IN.
eosIt aoass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

Judge W T.. Tee returned home yes
iorday from a busu.,. ru 90 central
t,Nus points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
To Nam. Committees

Committees iur entertainment Of the
Panhandle Plains chamber 1T Com
m,rrr convention when d b. hold here
S,emh'r ~ nnd 20. will o.. appointed
ouight go the meeting 81 directors Of
%, Board az CIV Development Score.
'ary Vernon plans 20 make the enter.
,iumeut trr DO. 3 600 visitors un'N
coilcd The securing q a site for 70
aIvs pavilion ior On, Hereford Breeders
20 also %, discussed The matter of
entertaining 90, Aho Pass convention
when 30 H. he'd here next Monday VIII
il.o Do, discussed
n...-. u-a n.u.Al. E.. wnt.r no
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

The infant child Ut Mr. and Mrs
W. " Foirchild. which died Tuesday
was buried YESTERDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

BERNARD Pittman. employc Of the J. I.
Case Company. was sufficiently recov'
cred from AN operation at 81 Anthonys
Sanitarium last wces that he was
moved 10 his hom' sos Pierce Street
Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10
CITYBRIEFS

learn wUu every day.-Today's
word is-CONGLOMElATE It's pro-
nounced glsn g.. with accent
on the second silln n means-that
which Is gathered "a hall or mass.
a collection. hra ogether accumu.
lation. 10 comes .lm-Iatin "Con.
glomerare. 90 pll together. It's used
like critics ri the wide-open 10.
l,ical primary ~ racent tests have
consisted In suSm on to the voters
Of vast congiouIer Of names. from
which the averag. nan found IL hard
o make intelligan, rctons.
Dr. J. u. Oliei. u IirdlcS, Is Ia Anna.
rillo 10 visit his fIJt. Captain j W.
Ozier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

". T. Chrisiy, 81 the Hamilton Beach
Manufacturing Con Dr. in Amarillo
from Racine. WIS r interest Of his
company. Mr.. ChrH SAYS ne finds
business better m Panhandle than
learly anywhere r.. 90 the Middle
West.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

Urban Kirkman. with the ~ Paso
Street Railway COMPANY, and family
iro In Amarillo inl .isIt until Au'
gust ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

The Rotary Club will hold its regu.
lar weekly luncheon today at 1905 al
he Amarillo Hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

An spound girl was born Yesterday
TO NJ and Mrs. Joe 20 Taylor 80 Van
lurcu Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

~. g. Armstead. engineer Of Okla.
homa CITY. was In Amarillo yesterday
lu business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-10

Dr. W D. Powell. BAPTIST minister.
4 Louisville Ky. u5s ben" Yesterday
renewing ac1uainHH-e with friends
llc is the travelling representative ~
he Foreign Mission Board az Rich
mond. Va, and b. FOL. bis way 20 tho
Bib, Institut. ~ HH.. city, Okl1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
GLEN IMPROVEMENTS
ARE NOW UNDER WAY;
PLAN TO AID TRAFFIC

A "one-way" drive plan, whereby
automobiles entering Glen Miller park
viii follow the entire system of drives
without turning back, or interfering
with incoming traffic, is now being
perfected by Superintendent Henry
Fulle. The one way feature will be
emphasized by means of signs placed
at each crossing, indicating the direc-
ton of travel.
Work on the new bridge for pedes-
TRANS, located at the spring on the
right hand side of the drive, where
motorists come in at the front emit
rance, is now under way Forms for
the cement work are up and the new
bridge is expected to be in use within
a few weeks. The level of the spring
also is being raised
Condition of the baseball diamond
on Roosevelt field lis reported as ex-
cellent Three horseshoe courts are
now in use near the green house and
the superintendent is considering the
installation of additional tennis courts
1co Camping Parties
Over 100 camping parties have Wis
tied the park since April, and from six
to eight now stop there each night, he
stated.
A discovery that may have saved
the lives of a score or more of people
was made while workmen were re
painting the f1agpole at Glen Miller re
Gently. The pole is in two sections
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
Announce ChiIdren's Day
Program at Economy

ECONOMY, Ind. June 15.-Chil-
dren's day services will be held at the
Friends church here June IS, at 8
o'clock in the evening. Following is
the program:
open the Door for the Children, I"
by the children; prayer. Robert Thorn
as; song, choir; Welcome, Esther Man
ming; selection. Eliza Stevenson; reel
tation, Edith Beard; recitation, Ger
trude Manning; song, Jesus Loves
Me-, Primary; recitation, Gertrude
Stanley; song, ''The Garden" Ger
trude Manning and Ruth Macy.
Recitation, Mary and John Macy:
solo, Christine Manning; recitation
Helen Beard; song, Welcome Sum
mer Roses; drill, blue Beard; solo
Gertrude Stevenson; recitation, Chris
tine Manning; recitation, Robert Les
ter; song, choir; an old English shep
herdess drill by II girls; Let Thy
Blessing Rest" by teh children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
500 YOUNG PEOPLE
EXPECTED T0kTTEND
LUTHERAN SESSIONS

The Dayton-Richmond group Of the
Associated Lutheran Young Peoples
societies of the Miami valley will
meet in Trinity English Lutheran
church, Seventh and South A streets,
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Among the features of the fine pro-
gram that has been prepared is a
pageant, "Luther's Coat of Arms, >
which will be given by the Junior
Luther league of Trinity congrega-
ton. Those who will take part are
the Messrs. Samuel Kuhn, Lawrence
Koehring, Roland Miller, Roland
Kemper, Roy Hawekotte and Charles
Youngflesh, and the Misses Edith
Daub, Ethel Heithaus, Erna Karcher,
Lucille Kemper and Ruth Stauber. Mr..
Claude Addleman made the large coat
of-arms with streamers that will be
used in the pageant.
A cafeteria supper will be served
by the Ladies' Aid society in the base
ment of the church. The committee
in charge of the supper arrangements
consists of Mesdames George Pile,
Elizabeth Sleek, Harry Daub, Edward
Turner, George Snyder, Henry W1cke-
meyer and Everett Miller.
About 500 young people are expect
ed from the various Lutheran congre'
cations from Dayton to Richmond.
The following is the program in full:
Sunday afternoon, 2:30 to 5:OO-Or-
gan Prelude, Cantilina, Stebbins, Miss
Edna Deuker, organist. Scripture
reading and prayer-Rev. c. H. Pence,
New Lebanon, Ohio. Hymn-Praise
Thou the Lord. Welcome Address
Rev. Oscar Tressel, Richmond, Ind.
Responsible Howard Durkle, West
Alexandria, Ohio. Anthem-Christian,
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee,
Shelley-Trinity choir Address-The
Youth the Future of the Church-Rev
Luther E. zimmerman, Hartford City,
Ind. General discussion. Organ vol,
untary, Intermezzo, Durham. Offer
ing Pageant-Luther' Coat of Arms
Junior Luther League, Trinity, Rich
mond. Hymn-A Tower of Strength
Our God is Still. Question Box-In
charge of Mr.. John Moses, Enterprise
Ohio. Business Transactions. Clos
ing Service-Rev. George Sixt, Eaton
Ohio. Postlude-Process March
Rogers.
Sunday evening, 700 to 9:O0-Or
gan Prelude, Offertoire- Rogers.
hymn - OdVlOE Like a SuSpueIu
Lead Us. Scripture reading and
prayer-Rev. NJ L. Baum, Dayton
Ohio. Anthem-Turn Ye Even to Me
-Harker-Trinity choir. Address
The Luther League that Makes Good
Rev. E. c.. Billing, pastor. First
English Lutheran church. Detroit
Mich. General discussion. Vocal sole
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings-Lid
dle-Miss Rhea Crandall. Instrumen
tai trio, selected-Mrs. Rolad Rosa
violin; Miss Marguerite D u e r
cello; Miss Edna Deuker, organ. Of
fering. Business transactions. CUES
ton box Hymn-My Church! My
Church, Closing service-Rev. o. E
Swinehart, Farmersville, Ohio. Post
de-Processional March-Smith
The motto of the convention is: Re
member now thy Creator in the days
of thy youth"
The officers are, Mr. o. A. Kemper
president; Mr.. w. E. Klehfoth, vice
president; Miss Marie Schneider, sec
rotary, and Mr.. Raymond Duning
treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
PIERRE BIETRY DIES
AFTER HANGING SELF

Pierre Bietry, formerly clerk in
the Rooney Furniture company, and
who was found hanging by rope in
the loft of one of the warehouses of
that concern, died Thursday morning
about o'clock at the Reid Memorial
hospital
There can be no direct cause as
signed to his death according to a
statement made by Coroner S. E.
Bond, for an X-Ray photograph taken
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
WHITEWATER SCHOOL
BUILDING STARTED

WHITEWATER, Ind, June IS
Building operations on the new $751;
200 school building at Whitewater
have been started. This is the second
addition to the Whitewater public
school system since the erection of
the original edifice in 1894 The first
addition was provided for in 1912.
Efforts were made to secure the
new building last year, but the oppo-
sition to the necessary bond issue was
too great for the successful culmina-
ton of the plan. This year, sowever,
the bond issue of $4,000 was made
possible and the contracts excepted.
The building was made necessary
by the urgent demand for additional
class rooms, but the plans also pro-
vide for large auditorium which may
be used as 4 gymnasium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
Dogs Kill S97 Worth
OF Stock Since January

Claims for sheep, hogs and turkeys
killed by dogs amount to about S97 so
far this year, according to figures COM
piled at the township trustees office
The claims include seven head of
sheep, valued at S73, one turkey, val
ued at $12 and one hog, valued at $12
Another claim for 81 chickens which
We're killed by dogs Wednesday even
ing, was presented by Mrs. ]. L. Sem
Ter, of the National road west, Thurs
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15

of the spine showed no fracture. 1t
has also been brought out that Mr.
Bietry was not victim of what is
generally known as shell shock. He
was always of a peculiar nervous tenn
permanent, say his friends, and his ex-
periences overseas only served to in
tensify this nervous condition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
Police Court News
ARRAIGN PEcG FRIDAY

Glenn Pegg, arrested on South j
street at 1870 o'clock Wednesday
evening, will face a charge of petit
larceny when arraigned in police court
Friday. Police claim he took some
sheet metal from the Johnson Sheet
Metal works
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
Former Auiators Will
Be Asked to Join Unit

Former aviators Of both the army
and navy services will be requested to
meet in the interests of an aviation
unit in this city, according to an an
nouncement made by Floyd Showalter
Thursday. Mr.. Showalter will send
out letter calling this meeting, with
in a day or so, he said.
About 80 names have been secured
for the proposal so far, he stated.