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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-28

Juliae Duyvejonck. Who conduct
Cd sa1oon II AN Fourth aysnue
before hds license VI taksu nom
him two weeks ago following Q raid
By city detectives, was found not
guilty Of charge q selling liquor
BY . Jury In the county court yes
teraay afternoon. Louis Wauters,
who served Duyvejcnck a. har-
tender VAS . defendant in the case
also. bat the jury verdict declared
him not guilty. Judge George D.
Long this morning ordered the dis
misSal Of the present county court
Jury venire.
y The evidence againstj Duyveu-
5ouck and Wauters was based ON
the testimony Of Detectives Earl
Shannon and Dennis Bennett, who
told Of giving two marked 81 bills
to man known a. Shorty" Ma
loene with which to purchase Z
pint Of hooch init Duyvevjnock
place. They said that after Ma
leone appeared with the purchase.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-28

James A. Moran va elected pres
idsnt Of the Rock island Real H.
tste board 1t tho aanual meeting
Of the organisation last night IN, the
Rock Island club.
Robert c. Mitchell was chosen
vice president. and ]. B. Eckhart
was reelected secfetary-treasufer
LMr. Eckhart has hald that onIct
Ence the Organization Of the board
| In 1917. j
Directors elected were Hsrber,
/ =. Boutwell,. George Schneider and
J. II. Gruske, who with Messrs
Moran and Eckhart will compose
the executive committee.
The executive committee Will
meet shortly to map out program
Tor the coming year. A rising votl
OF thanks was extended q. B. Kreis
who was president during 1922.
In responding, Mr.. Kreis spoke
OF the achievements OF the board
|during his term Of Office. Eighteen
meetings had been held with an av.
erage attendance Of IL. Three new
members had been received, and
Mr.. Kreis stated that the financial
condition Of the organization waa
excellent.
At his suggestion the board de-
cided to interview members Of the
legislature In this senatorial dis
trict and urge support of bill
soon to be 3ntroduced, appropriate
ing sufficient fund t0 finance the
activities Of the state department
Of education and registration in
the matter Of the enforcement ol
1.-The law which went into etfset Jan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-28

BRONNER saw the other
~ on a Berlin billboard.
The German republic is not -
nach in danger from the Commun-
rs on the left or the Monarchists
d the right as from the enemy in
nont. His name is Hunger" said
x Prussian government official dur
ing debate In the landtag.
1 More and more Germans are re-
alizing that undernourishment is
destroying the nations greatest as
set--its next generation.
The German birth rate may COM
rare favorably with neighboring
countries, but the question Is
whether these babies will reach
healthy, normal manhood and won.
anhood. German doctors and vital
statistics answer NO"
For my part, think Essen prob
IDLY better worth study than Ber-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-28

Christmas Savings cIuu now
open. Rock Island Savings Bank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
RYBURN NAMED
PRESIDENT Of
ROTARY CLUB

Frank VI Ryhurn was elected prosi
dent ~ the Amarillo Rotary club Thurs.
div noon ~ the weekly luncheon meet
ing in the Amarillo oHtel Including
Mr. Rvhurn. following u the list ~
DIRECTORS q. T. Thomas. u. y Hanson.
y u Glllahcr. T. I. DriScoll, y. l..
Roberts. AMI Ross u. Rogers. WIN as
thing pr, sidrut becomes member
90 the directorate automatically.
\ c,mprch nsiVe annual report was
sa; miitrd by retiring president Rogers.
In which was embodied showing from
the various committees II the organiza'
tion covering the work e the entire
year. This report was well received. and
showed much e real accomplishment
for the general good.
FIFTY dollars was invested In the trip
~ Amarillo bays to "a" Older Boys
Conference al the Y. NJ. G. \. az WIGHT.
IA Falls. and IN addition II was dcterni.
med that an effcrt viii be made to land
the next annual Older Boys Confer
cnce In 1929.
Mrssrs Douglas and Bigham. coach
and business manager r sp.ctively of
the Golden SnndSiorm together with the
members of team were present as
-ucsts II the club and the two gentle.
men named. made brief speeches The
club showed enthusiasm over the base.
hall team and it, management.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CITY COLISEUM
BIDS OPENED Up
NO AWARDS MADE

Bids were opened by the city com.
mission Thursday afternoon on the coli.
Scum. IN the presence ~ the architects
and several outside citizens. but no
awards we're made. pending the arrival
. Lang. an archiicrt from Dal.
las who assisted with the plans and
sI.oiiiations.
Fi"'vlng were the bidders on the
uildng Y. T.. Ware. ~ PaSo. Harry d.
40. bort Worth. W r. Bellows,
oklahoma city. A. ,. stewart Construc.
uon Company, Oklahoma CITY. W. NJ.
RE, Construction Company. Amarillo:
md Bone obstruction Company. ANA.
ulloa
'.ddrr- ON plumbing. heating and
ghiing include Williams Radiator
Company. Dallas. Moniicf a Muniicf.
Font worth Whcatlcy Plumbing Com.
iunN Amarillo " ~. Haymau Com.
muy Amarillo. kcnnisun Brnthcrs.
Dallas. ~ T.. nprtner 4 son. Amarill
\ T.. Ware ~ pa~o. Rlgsber El.ctr
Company. Dallas. Ashc Electric Com
Iauy. Dallas
\ number q, bidders had representa-.
u,c~ present when the bids were
brought In and listed There were also
uat.rlul men present IN considerable
numbers
"Details 81 time Tot completion and
---Alr matters will %. arranged bcfurc
g., awards are finally made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CANYON TO CLEAN UP
CITY STREETS TODAY
special 10 The Ssw.

otlrNtat 70 nv sNtNs
CANYON. April 27-The men who
are In charge IL the clean up 10 be
staged Friday were In charge q the
weekly luncheon which was held Tues.
day. All agreed IN city cleanup FIJI
day.
A. r. HAYNES asked that the CONNER.
cial League guaTanic. 500 10 pay Cot
one half ~ the expense of Poland
CHINA Futurity show o. be- held in Can
son this fall The League had already
approved $500 Ter the Hsruc Iets',
show. The recommendation was grant
"A.
u was announced that Governor Nefi
and members q the D. ard Il Regents
VIII visit Canyon MAY !. Al IN" bust
ness houses Nsr- requested and agreed
~ close ~ the business men might at.
tend The meeting 40 "a. Normal uuild
ma
Designs for slogan for Canyon were
Submitted. and hy vote. on. was -
b., ted The design will have a photo
gram a the Norusl building 10 "a,
,vut,I. surrounded hy a design BEARING
the words. Canyon. the Educntiona,
center o. Northwest Texas"
President 4 Hlill made repoft 90
hls Taps tu Austin IN which h. stated
that D. No. highly pl"s-d with tn
efforts that ai- h~ing made IN Austin
~ help better ihe state institute ~ -
higher lesfning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
ALLEN OF MIAMI
BECOMES winner
or SHRINE AUTO

Homer Allsn of Aiami Texas. with
W. .sos, won the prize at.omohilc
lfrf,d hy M. organized bodies OF
Nhita Temple 10 the Shrn, dance At
,nc j Cas-, building last night. About
500 parsons Wor, present
ioituSi,y q. Z. Nicholson ct sham.
roofs pr".iJsh ~ the drawing Al the
stubs W'J, placed in barrel. and an
out-oi town woman WAS asked e. do the
.fnwi-s After some pause. Miss Bob.
%" CuleS 20 Canyon responded 30 the
aall
The barred ~ stubs was held IS \
". laill pnd g. &. saunders Then pu.
fcn'ate Nicholson and Director r. n
Humphreys of the hand turned the har
t.l The barrel was opened and Miss
Curlcy reached TOT tickct she hcsi.
utrd dropped "a, tiDNrt. and picked
o. another the winner triug Ne NJ
len.
~ Mr. Allen was not pr,seut he
Nill draw Tor one 81 six outomo lies
sometim' when ~ comes to Amarillo
AIRS that he Will draw f.r at, sash
Dodge. ESSAY. nuirk Maxwell anl
,tude naket all IT whl,h were offered
hrough go operation 81 the local deal
,rs.
siusi, was Furnished - the Slrinf
and, about - noul's being In Il und,l
De- direction ot NJ Humphreys
The funds viii D.. ~ 4 10 s.ud the
aud. patrol drum ana bJglr corps Ia
he imperial council IN Washington
% ieg3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CITY CLEAN UP
CAMP ICN REAL
Term OF WORK

Fay ~ Ne. please. thai when this
campaign q clean up b,gins on May \.
u is going 90 d. the real thing said
d. ~ " Duke cit, health officer
Thursday.
Continuing the officer said Anna.
rillo has had several clean up cam.
Iairns. not a few of which hiy, been
merely that In name. but now comes
'h, time when W. must actually deliver.
under the provisions OF the ordnance.
iul ih' general good Il j. a crime
against ourselves. our n,ighhurs and
our friends a. have our premises less
Than one hundred pet cent clean This
our FoJI and wo has, determined 70
make 10 apply to the front yard. the
,ack yard tho streets. the alleys aud
DE vacant lots
An of uS resent the presence 81 fiios.
Ini SCI We know that We haN. had mul.
'irlird thousands NOR. uf th,sr than
Nt should have had The most dis.
sfuC'iul tact about flies ~ that they
are known Ia breed ouN in account.
utions ~ flth. The presence Of lilies
Is proof unmistakahlo that there IN
NfffN - w NANAAf Nt' ilNtNh tif NlNfl
Way around. remove and destroy the
NH We must ~ the same time destroy
ne lilies and thus save ourselves 4 great
deal 0f worry ana possible sickness
through the contamination ~ food.
our weed Tor thorough aud effi
Client camialgn now IN greater than IL
would b. during very dry SEASON.
The ground b. thoroughly soaked and
his viii assure "a lush vegetation with
lu Incident collection ~ shifting light
Trash and incident accommodations
ava hoping that our ,iVic pride will
prompt us 10 do our full duty plus. that
there may not D. Necessity fof inNok.
ing ihr aid Of law In this matter Re.
gurdl-ss 81 the extremes 10 which ~.
must ~ 10 secure the object to which
W are working. - spoi.es- city W.
are pledged 20 go an the way"
Dr Duke has iecn IN conference
with the other Officers Of the city and
h. states that there viii b. the h.arti.
est cooperation In the work Incident
TO making Amarillo the clraneS city
IN Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Apiece Dinner Set
Community Silver

g. 90 Community SILVER knlfe ard fork sei.
. - Zach. a. . ic- tea spoons and salad
f0rks. d. C0upnrs and ............ SSsj
$500 Community silver 80 o. - pieces;
choice q e teaspoons and y tablespoons 90
nnns and .......... .................. Sss5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CHILDRESS WILL
WELCOME PEOPLE
FROM THIS CITY

Prominent among the visitors IN
Amarillo Thursday was c. Terrell. n
business man Of Childress. who Is dis
cussing the proposed visit q buiness
men from this city. declared that the
Ch,ldrcss county metropolis viii glad.
~ welcome the visitors.
Although unable 70 state 80 nu,hori.
istivelv. Mr. Terrell expressed the hops
that Childress Rotary club will post
zone - luncheon "Wednesday noon
Mav :. and give w iis stead. dinner
'or the visiting business and profession
IL men from Amarillo Mr. Terrell who
was a part IL the Childress party es
roriing Governor Nen overland g.
Shlmrock fot the dedication - the new
nridge. expressed the most kindly feel
NIX for. and interest In. Amarillo anu
her progress
In this connection IL NAV h. statcc
that Secretary Vernon - the board al
city Development. experimenting The
work OF Walter irwin. chairman 81 the
committee having this excursion In
hand. II highly elated over the showing
{ lniervs, In the enterprise.
The hope " voiced that the one lmin.
excursion on May 2 and 4. along tn
Fort Worth Denver south o. Chill
dress. where the night of the first dly
viii BE- spent and from that paint the
caravan will proceed 10 Wellington
md shamrock and alons the Rock L.
land westward o. Amarillo. viii be
largely att nded. Every business enter
prise IL expected to have representa-
ton on this trip u II Il az all possible.
according 10 statements 81 Mcssrs It.
sin and Vernon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
RENO,
MAGICIAN WILL
Be HERE SOON

Yeah, boy. Edward Reno. the world
famous magician. viii give the closing
program On the Redpath lyccum course
In Amarillo "Wednesday night. May !.
at the First Christian Church
Reno has been In Kansas. oklahoma
and Texas for many months pleasing
large audiences. And what IN evening
81 magic and mirth. Reno will give
There viii he wonderful illusions. The
magic Of China. japan. India. America
and other lands viii be- combined In this
program ~ Reno.
Edward Reno was IN Amarillo last
year. and h. pleased the largesl audi.
ence 81 the entire course. - eVefybpdy
turn out "Wednesday nighi But u will
he hard 10 Keep the boys and girls
away, a. well as the grown.ups. from
the Reno program.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Beautiful Things for Your
Home-Bought in Carload
Lots-Sold to You at
Wholesale Cost

save 10 coupons from on..pouni ans c.
equi,aitnt frnm 3round ransl Th's Wifh
q small cash sum viii bay eholae ~ h.auti-
muniiy SILVER sets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
REALTORS WEEKLY MEET
IN HOTEL TODAY NOON

Amarillo Realtors win meet In the
Amarillo Hotel tudiy o. g.. lu then
weekly lam heUn.m. .i.Hs o. s'ts"
hat an excellent program 81 rNtsfi-d
ard the ait.ndtnr- VII dUuiii D.
the largest shown during the past ~
sful weeks
Tn" realtors have M the making .
number ~ Interesting items ~ 30 iir
~ rfinF The conduct 20 their business
taking into Consideration the changed
rDndlt.0s hy which they Az confronted
through N. d.ts'"pu~ht q TIE oii fi-i.
~ thls tsiiit0fy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
FOR MRS. MARY GOODMAN

Mrs Mary NJ Goodman. -. wife at
~. NJ. Goodman. died early Thursday
afternoon In the Panhandle Hospital,
following surgical treatment Funeral
services win be- Friday afternoon at J
O'Clock In the Griggs chapel conducted
by Rev. George J. Irwin. pastor Of the
Buchanan street Methodist church. fol.
lowed hy internent In i.lano cemetery.
In addition 10 the husband. Mrs
Gnodman leaves two daughters Airs
o. r. Rocket. Amarillo: and Mrs
Mamie Mckim. Lott. Texas: and three
SINS NJ ~. and W. \. Goodman. Anna.
ulln: u NJ Goodman Hereford.
---------------
The man who kicks about everything
will KICK about nothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Punch Boards Must
Go From Amarillo,
States Underwood

Punch hodrds in Amarillo must
go. iliai's the edict II q. q. Under.
woud. count, attorney. Information
has reached him that several firms
are operating punch boards In yio.
iliiun IL ilw law.
M Investigation will be made
today ~ business firms. and II aay
ar, found with punch boards. com.
plants viii BE- iil'd against them.
said Mr. I islrrwWD
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
RESERVE OFFICERS TO
GET IS DAYS TRAINING

Chicago, Feb 2S.--Tentative plans
for calling reserve officers of the
sixth army corps for a fifteen day
field training period during the com
ing summer We're announced today
by Col F. NJ. Caldwell, chief of staff
to Mai Gen Geo. Bell Jr., command
ing the corps.
Reserve officers of the infantry,
c" airy, engineer. medical, quarter
master and signal units will be called
in July for training at Camp Grant,
Rockford, Ill. Artillery officers will
train at Camp Custer, Battle Creek,
Mich; air service officers at Cha
mute field, Rantoul, H., and Scott
field, Belleville, ILL.,, and officers of
the ordnance units at the Rock Island
arsenal. Training periods for the
artillery. air and ordnance officers
will extend into August, contingents
being called for fifteen days a. inter
walls during the two months.
Although it is not known how many
Cf the reserve officers of the sixth
corps can be called into training this
year. Col. Caldwell announced that
as many would he ordered out as
soon as possible under the available
funds from the war department, II
is now known Just how much money
will be available for the sixth corps
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
JUDGE lands QUITS
BENCH TO RULE B. B

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-Kcnesaw Noun.
tain Lands today completed his Soy
enteen years of service as federal
Judge and at II o'clock rendered his
last decision and stepped from the
court room with the announcement he
would never again occupy the judicial
bench. His resignation becomes eff,
fectiyc tomorrow. when he will take
up his program Of life-that Of ruling
American baseball with his undivided
attention. The judge was particularly
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
PRINCESS MARY AND
LASCELLES ARE WE'D

London Feb. 2S.-CBy A. P)-
Princess Mary, only daughter Of King
George and Queen Mary, was mar
ried today to Viscuunt Lascellcs with
all the pomp and dignity beftting a
royal wedding.
The ceremony began in Westmin-
ster abbey a. 11:30 Il. m. and soon
thereafter the couple were prOnounC.
ed man and wife while the chimes
of Westminster rang out the mes
sage and vast crowds gave tumul
tuous greeting The scene of the
ceremony within the historic abbey
was one of impressive grandeur with
the king and queen and the royal
household participating and with all
ranks represented in the brilliant as.
semblage while outside the abbey en-.
thusastic homage was given the bri
dal pair.
London was crowded with eXcur-
sionists from all parts of the isles
and the continent Americans also
were in evidence, hundreds having
made the voyage to gain a glimpse
of the state function. All these aug
mented by native LOndOners crowd,
ed into every niche and space about
Buckingham palace along the Mall
in Trafalgar square, down Whitehall
and in the precincts OF the parlia
mentary buildings and the abbey.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
STILL OWNER DRAWS
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL

Peter Seitz of La Sale, who was ar
rested on Feb. by the police in his
home city on a charge of maintaining
a STILL pleaded guilty to a violation
of the search and seizure laws before
Judge Reck in the County Court yes
terday afternoon and was sentenced
to serve thirty days in the county jail.
Seitz has been a prisoner in tie
county bastile ever since his arrest.
He told the county authorities that
he had the still to make liquor jus
for his own use and had never been
guilty of selling any Of the moonshne
manufactured by the copper coil to
anyone.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
SUBPOENA WITNESSES
FOR GOVERNORS TRIAL

Springfield Ill.,, Feb. 2S.-Two hun
drcd and fifty subpoenas, one for
Harry Luehrs. assistant state treas
urcr had been sent out by States At
torney Mortimer this morning to sher.
ifs in various counties in Illinois for
service on as many prospective prose-
cutiOn witnesses for the trial of Gov
oruor Small at Waukegan, due to start
March &.
Although subpOenas were served on
a number of employees Of the state
treasurers and auditors Offices, Mr.
Luehrs is the only witness for the
state who has been notified to be pres
ent in Judge Edwards court next Mon
day.
1t was rumored that the prosecution
planned to ask for a continuance of
two weeks when they go before Judge
Edwards next Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
GO GUESTS ATTEND
THOMAS VARLANO
NUPT|AL ceremony
POPULAR SOUTH SIDE COUPLE
PRINCIPALS IN PRETTY EVENT
OCCURRING LAST EVENING AT
HOME OF BRIDES PARENTS.

The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Thomas, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Thomas of First avenue. and
Edgar A. Varland son of Mr and
Mrs. T. II. Varland. Of South Ottawa,
occurred last night at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents. Six
ty guests the relatives and most in
innate friends of the bride and
groom, were in attendance.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Esth
er Varland, the sister of the groom
sang AT Dawning,' and sang 81 Love
You Truly" at the close of the serv
ice. As the bridal party entered
Miss Emma Brummel played the
Mendelssohn wedding march
Roses, sweet peas and ferns were
used in decorating the house
Miss Helen Thomas. a sister Of
the bride, acted as maid of honor,
and Merrille Farland brother Of
the groom, served as best man. Rev.
II. H. Hartman, pastor of the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran church, ofIiciat-
ed.
The bride wore a gown of white
Chantilly lace made over ivory satin
and carried bouquet Of lilies of the
valley and primroses, Her sister
wore a gown Of French blue taffeta
and carried a bouquet of pink sweet
NJ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
MACNIDER CONFERS
WITH PRESIDENT ON
BONUS FOR SOLDIERS

Washington. Feb. 2S.--Henford Mac.
Nider, national commander Of the
American Legion. conferred with the
President on the bonus situation to-
day, urging immediate enactment of
the legislation Mr.. MacNider amt
John T. Taylor. legislative agent Of
the Legion who accompanied the com
mander, declared on leaving the white
house they were perfectly satisfied
with the result of the conference.
There will be no delay in passing
the bonus legislation, they declared,
adding that the President was heart
and soul with the American Legion
and that he understood fully its pro.
visions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
{. P. LONG LEAVES
ESTATE TO SISTER

The entire estate OF the late + F..
Long, of Marseilles. who died on
February %. will 20 to his sister, Eva
r. Burns, in compliance with his will
which was fled for probate tins after
noon. His estate consists of build
ing and house in Marseilles valued at
$4,000 and 5000 worth of personal
property.
The will names sherman Lewis as
executor. The document was drawn
February II. 1922. and was witnessed
by o. ]. Sickle and Charles NJ.
Sickle.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-28
WIFE ALLEGES MATE
TREATED HER CRUELTY

Samuel Fulgenzi, of Peoria, was
made defendant in divorce proceeding
started in the circuit court this af-
ternoon by Mrs. Clara Fulgenzi, Of
Streator The complainant made
charges of cruelty against the defen-
dant and secured an Injunction pre-
venting him from going near the
home of her parents or from molest.
ing her or her small daughter while
the suit was pending.
According to the bill the couple
were married June H. 1917, and are
the parents of one daughter aged 2
years. whom Mrs. Fulgenzi wishes the
custody of.