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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
ZMARENE PLANY MLADI.
STVEHO

Ma zdejSim Union nadrazi
Zadrzel vcera Vecer detektiv
Lloyd Trunk as l6-leteho MIA
dika, ]enz Sc mu zdal podezre-
lynn. A nemylil Sc. Hoch So
primal, lie jeste $ kamaradem
v Chicago utekli Il domu a u
snesli Sc, ably Sc dali ma dlouhy
vandr kolem sveta. Ably 81
zvykli ma drsny zivot, stravili
hned prVnl o venku. Pro-
mrZli dali Sc ma ceStu, ale druh
]eho mel dobrodruZneho putQ-
vani dosti Jiz Y Goshen, Ind,
kde smeleho cestoVatele opu-
Still Il vratil Sc domu. Druhy
ysak putoval dale vlakem az Y
Clevelande upadl ruce I'VE
davehO detektiVa. Pred dye
ma roxy mu pry V ]lste dopraV
III uradoVne V New lorku "a
mestnany muz rekl, re kdyby
jednou chtel spatriti cizl svety
ably len ia MIN pfisel, re s MIN
podnikne cestu kolem syeta
"Chtel jsem jlti a poradil jsem
Sc s otcem, ale ten sc dial dc
smichu. proto lsem odese
sam
Mladik oden Jest We volen.
skou uniformu rancl me
odev i nekolik dek. Byl dar
do detencniho domu, kan S
prom otec priiede,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
NEZAMESTNANOSTI
UBYVA.

Jak vykazuje statistika OBJ
chodni Komory, ubtva V Gle
velande nezam6stnanoSti. Y
iednom stu prnmyslovych "a.
yod6, zamestnavajicf normal
nich dobach prnmerne 500 a.
neb vice delnictva bylo ma
mzdove listine koncem mora
1853 zamestnanych oproti
G9.352 dine 81. ledna. Jest to
vzcstup 5.5 procent. NeivGtSi
zlepsenI vykazuii tovarny an
tomobilove a yyroba automo-
bilovych s%outastek, Rde vzrlst
deinictVa znovu zamtstnanehO
vykazuie 17.3 proc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
SNIZEN O
S141.590.

Sc svojl pracl revise rozpoc-
tn ma rok 1922, jak predlozen
byl mayorem kohlerem, We hla
which bodech hotovou, finantni
vvbor mestske rady uciniI eel
kove redukce S11l.59O Y odha-
dech administrace. Vybor
m6stske rady mus vSak uciniti
pravoplatne ro2hodnuti 0 po-
lozce $4,000 pro komisi OBJ
canske sluzby, jez byla proza-
timne nplne vyskrtnuta z roz-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
ZIODEJEM ZAVINENY
POZAR.

DneSniho casneho rama vlou
pal Sc do domu pi. Amy Side
lesov6, 35Af Woodland ave. lu-
pic. kterH imenovanou, 70 ro-
XII starou zenu, iez nesla ro2-
zatou svici. srazil k zemi. Sye-
Ito vvpadlo il 2 ruky a zpnso-
bio pozar. Krikem pfepade-
ne prispechali sousedG, ktefI
zavtas ohen uhasili. Lupit u
prchl. Skoda zpdsobena poza-
rom odhadovana jest ma $75.
Sidelova vlastni \ uveden6 4
dreen erocerni obchod Il sama
bydli vzadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
UMRTI ORLIBENE
kRAJANkY.

Ne0prosnym osudem t6zce
bvl position zndmV kraian p.
Ant. Schacha. obchodnik ode
vem ma Broadway a celia ieho
rodina skonem ieho manaelkv
pani Amy SchachoVe. roZ. Re.
brfinov6, iez mas opustila Vtera
doroledne 0 II. iodine. Ie-
enull kraianka t6Sici Sc pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
''SVET"

milou povahu yelke znamosti a
oblibenosti, byla dlouholetou
clenkou Sokola Cech-Havlitek.
Pochazela 2 Laziste V Cechach
a prodlela temer cely zivot, pri-
do Ameriky pomerne
MAIDEN veku 5 roku, dockavSi
Sc pouze So roka sveho zivota.
Pohfeb jeji konan Dude Y so
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
K SITUACI v STAVEBNfM
PRUMYSLU.
V6erejsi vyjednavani nemelo
dosud plneho uspschu.

Pc vterejSim celodennim W.
iednavani meZi stavitelskymi
kontraktory a vndci d%6lnictva
vvslovovany isou .iiste nad6ie,
re Sc podari stavajici difference
prec ien smirnou cestou urov-
natl. ODE strany dosud pre-
hlizi protivn6 fronty a snazi SC
odkryti slabiny. Zam6stnava-
tele zdaif Sc ponekud povolo-
vati, pokud Sc mzdy tyte a tel
snad poleyi, iak So al dosud
IDA plumbafdm $1.10 neb 81
ia hodinu cd Is. dubna a "a
stupci unie pax poukazujl ma
skuteGnost. lie Sc ma Keithove
divadle i jinych v6tSich STAY
bach PRAGUE dale IA star6ho
mZdovtho cennitu.
Die n6kterych zprav, neby-
la zastavena prace ma vSech
vGtSich stavbach aspon nikoli
V tom rozsahu jak bylo pred
vidano. Nepracuje Sc ma no
vostavbach hodnote cd II do
- miliona dollaru &C Jest rOZ-
delanych budov V celkov6 Cd
hadnute sumo 25 milionu. Wee
ia pry zanechalo prace ien as
5000 muzu y 10000 zam6st-
nancu s~tayebniho odboru VII
bee. Nasledkem docilene do
hody pracuii pry zejm6na
plumbafi, omltkari a sklenafi.
Ma vCerejSi schulz lat'kova
ca byly prijaty n6ktere zme-
ny. Podminka placeni casu a
pull ia pres cas- byla vynecha-
ma, prace tohoto druhu ma byti
vubec pomiiena vzhledem ku
dneSnim pracovnlm podmin
kan. Dale bylo povoleno "a
mestnavatelum zamestnavati
pocet ucnu, iaky jest nutny
4 20 tax dlouhou dobu, pokud
jest stala prace zarucena.
Liebig. taiemnik Sdruzeni
lat'kovacich kontraktoru popi-
raj, re by tato organisace SOU
hlasila podrzeti jeii d~elnictvo
IA stareho mzdoyeho cenniku,
ale naopak Ease piipouStel, re
jest dosti nezdruzenych kon-
traktoru, kteTi dosud stale pla-
ii mzdu die stare smlouvy.
w. +. Hennessy, tajemnik or
ganisace staVitelskych zam6st-
navatelu. nepohlizl v5ak NJ
dneSnl situaci tax ruzoVymi
breilemi a p~ovazuJe re dosud
doeilene dohody isou as tax
.jednou tfetinou vSech urovna-
nVch rozporu.
Jisto Jest, re stavitele ievi
dnes vetSl ochotu stran Vyrov-
mani pomoci neiakeho vnejSiho
cinitele, kteraz snaha vsak ma
strane uni, nyni pocina ]aksi
ochaboVati. Jinak ycerelSl den
mlnul "a uplneho klldu, nebyly
ami II noVostaveb postaVeny pi-
kety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

botu z Ceske Mar. Sine ma
Broadway ma hrbitov Wood
landsky. Bolestnou ztratu O.
plakava manzel, diva synove,
dcera a celia rada pribuznych,
pfatel a znamych.
Zarmoucenym poznstalym
vyslovujeme naSi nejupflmnej-
81 SouStrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

poGtu. Benjamin F. Parmely
a Dave r. Jones, komisafi OBJ
canske sluzby, byli vtera pred
v11borem, ienz kladl Jim otaz-
XIV ohlednd jejich prace a po-
yinnOsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
pl. Anna Schachova.
ROZENA ZEBRINOVA,

We stredu l. brezna v IL hodin dopoledne v start So rokG.
Pochazela z Laziste v Cechach a dlela v Americe So r.
Nalezela k Damskemu Sboru Sokola ~-Ha a
Women's Benefit Assn Dewey els. 273 Of Maccabbes.
Pohreb drahe zesnule Dude konan v sobotu 4. brezna z
dvorany Ceske Narodni Sine ma hrbitov woodlandsky a Dude
vypraven pohrobniky Eras. Raus a Syn.
Pratele a znami jsou zadani, by Sc pohTbu su6astnii.
o tchou soustrast prosi
ANTON SCHACHA, manzel,
ARTHUR A KAREL, synove, VALERIE VAVRINA, dcera,
CLARA A LlBUSE SCHACHA, snachy, KAREL VAVRINA,
yet, MARJORIE-JUNE ELEONORA A ANNA-MARIE, vnou-
cata a ostatni pratele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

s bolnym srdcem oznamuiem timto vsen pratelum a INA
nym truchlvou .zpravu, re byla vyrvana z rodinneho kruhu v
dome c 1882 Broadway nase yroucne milovana manzelka, mat
ka, babcka a tchyne,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
R. c. PELLET
J, RELEASED As
!: SCHOOL HEAD

Especial to. The Argus.

A1edo, Aug. 1S.--Ray c. Peiiett'
for the past three years superin-
tendent Of the Aledo schools. was
released from his 1929 contract
by the local school board and will
accept a position as instructor IN
the University OF Michigan.
sat the Michigan state summer
School this year MIR. Pellet came
in close contact with heads of the
educational department and it was
pm the strength of petition from
the Michigan University heads that
the local board decided to let Mr..
Pellet go, naming Dale U. Roberts
as tho head of the city schools.
srMr. Roberts has been principal
bf the Aledo high school for the
past two years and is we'll ac-
quainted with the duties of the sup
efintendent. He comes from Abing-
don and is graduate of Hedding
college. For the past two years
he attended the Northwestern uni
yersity summer school, working
for an advanced educational de-
gree. Mr.. Pellet will remain in
Aledo for several weeks to assist
Mr. Roberts. Mr.. Almer, a gradu-
ate Of Augustana college and a
local faculty member last year will
assume the duties Of principal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
COUNTRY DRIVE
BEING PLANNED
fsnecial Correspondence.)


Geneseo, ILL.,, Aug. 19.-The meet
ing of the board Of directors and
the membership committee of the
Geneseo Chamber Of Commerce at
the city council chamber last eve
ming was we'll attended. Bert
Bradley, president, was in charge
o: the meeting. In the absence OF
E. S. Woehr, temporary secretary.
Henry F. Hoeft acted as secretary
for the evening.
A list of prospective members
was present. All present were as
signed a number of prospects upon
whom to call in the drive. In the
endeavor to emphasize the fact
that the members of the farming
community surrounding Geneseo
are earnestly invited to join the
Geneseo Chamber of Commerce
President Bert Bradley will make
plans to have the subject properly
presented at the Geneseo Farm bu.
reau night at the chautauqua ses,
sion of Wednesday evening" Aug
%. The speaker for that occasion
is John Acheson, agricultural edi'
tor of the Peoria Journal-Tran.
script.
The next meeting Of the com.
mittees will be called following tht
close of the chautauqua. At THU
time reports of the canvassers FOL
additional members will be heard
and definite plans for countr,
campaign outlined.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
ORION

Mrs. L. Berkgren, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Miss Laura Lind
quist OF Dayton, Iowa, are guests
at the J. M Lindblad home.
Herbert Galloway, a guest Of rel
atives the past 10 days. has re-
turned to his home in Brentwood,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mealman have
left on q Today auto trip through
northern Iowa, where they will
visit relatives.
Miss Leona Westerlund Is in
Princeton. attending the teachers
institute of Bureau county
Mrs. Robert Thompson and
daughter. Lucille, of Amity, Mo-,
are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. J. B. Kerr.
Mrs. e. B. Gaddis and SON DON
aid Of Omaha, Neb., have arrived
for q visit at the DR.. Bailey home
and to attend the 25th wedding can
niversaHy Of DR.. and Mrs. Bailey
on Aug. Is. Mrs. Gaddis is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Bailey's.
Miss Neva Guthrie has. returned
from six weeks visit With hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Fox. in Chicago.
Professor and Mrs. A. L, Levi,
have returned from Normal, where
Mr.. Lewis has been taking Z post
graduate course. tho past eishl
weekA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
REV. Meyers
~ ~ a ~
PRINCIPAL Of
Gel. RESIGNS
Snail Enrolment Of Pupils Indi-
Gates That School May Be Clos {
ID During Year.
(Special Correspondents. J

(0VCCldk SOl ICoRUuuCuSSsI
Geneseo, Aug. 19.-Rev. H. Louis
Meyers, who came from Chicago in
the latter part Of June to take
charge a. principal of the Geneseo
Collegiate Institute, has resigned
and has accepted the pastorate OF
the Bethany Presbyterian church
at Danville, Ill. Immediately after
the arrival of the Meyer family ILL
ness came into the home and quar-
antine restrictions detained Rev.
Meyer from undertaking the work
of reorganizing G. c. I. and also of
putting on an enrolment campaign
until so late a date that it was
deemed advisable by him to re-
sign. With very small number of
students enrolled the income OF the
school with the endowment earn
ingss were not sufficient to make
the work for the coming school
year self-supporting.
In the short time that Rev. Mey-
er has had to meet the people OF
this vicinity he has earned many
friends who regret that conditions
were such as to compel the closing
of the school He is a man of ag-
gressive spirit; one of direct
speech and an earnest worker who
would undoubtedly have been Of
great value as a member of this
community.
Accompanied by Mrs. Meyer ani
their children they left Geneset
last evening for Danville, where HI
will Immediately take up hi
duties in charge of the church o
which he has become pastor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
DORIS SHOW
SIGNED FOR
ALEDo FAIR
Features Of Coming ANIMAL Events
Said to Be Best Ever-Free
Attractions.
Especial to The ArguA)


Aledo, Aug. 19.-According to
Secretary G. C. Bowers. the dates
Aug. 20 to Sept. 2 will see Mercer
county's greatest fair as there are
more attractions secures for the
event this year than ever were
booked before.
The mighty Doris show and ex-
position company, consisting Of 35
carloads will be one of the great
est attractions. The shows are at
Clinton, Iowa, this week and next
week will sbe at the Rock Island
county fair at Joslin. The company
includes Is shows and eight rides,
many Of which are new and feat
ures, 1.-THE Home Brew Hotel" Re
garding the latter, Mike O'Day.
superintendent of the grounds and
privileges, stated that it is the only
saloon that will be allowed on the
grounds fair week.
According to the officials the free
attraction in front of the grano
stand at night in place of fireworks
will be numerous, including
fashion show. Another feature Mr.
O'Day stated will be fox terrier
dog that climbs a 75-foot ladder and
jumps to a blanket beneath. Mr.
Bowers stated that in this Mr.
O'Day was misinformed as the dog
is Of the super-mouse hound type
that climbs 260-foot creased pole
and dives off into a pail of water
The show company will sponsor q
popularity contest and the mos
popular lady will receive an expen
| sive diamond ring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
CRAWFORD ADAMS
COMPANY ECEIS
sse AT ALEDO LYCEUM
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Aug. 19.-Entertaining be-
fore a capacity tent at the Aledo
chautauqua program yesterday af-
tefnoOn and last evening the Craw-
f0rd-Adams musical company scor-
ed the largest success of the pro-
gram 80 far:
q Readings were well received but
the work Of Mr.. Adams on the vio-
lin was most excellent and each
number drew q heavy applause. In
the evening the audience was given
permission to name pieces they
Wished played and in no way were
they disappointed. A few of the
classical numbers selected were
"HumoresQue", "The Souvenir" and
Poet and Peasant" Mrs. ]. D
,Blume and daughter. Miss Kathryn
OF Mac0mb were visitors here yes
terday and Monday evening ,Oll
appear with Mr.. Adams in recital
at Macomb.
Father John Cavanaugh, head Of
the Notre Dame university deliv.
cred an excellent talk in the even.
ing on "The Romance of Big Bust.
ness" Tonight's program follows:
7:30-Concert, Weber Male quar-
tct giving popular and STANDARD
numbers.
S:30--Lecture, "The Winnin,
Man." by Harry r Fogleman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
MOLINE GROTTO
BAND PAY VISIT:
TO COME AGAIN
Especial Correspondence. }

tSpeClal Correspondence.
Geneseo, Aug. 19.-The Oriental
band of Zal grotto, Moline, accom-
panied by about seventy-five mem
bers and friends visited Geneseo
last evening. The entire party,
numbering at least 100 people,
came on this booster" trip to in
crease interest in the sale Of tick
cts for the gift Of the Stephens Six,
which will be given away at Mo-
line Saturday evening, Aug. 26,
An oriental dancing party will be
given on Seventeenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The purpose of this sale of tickets
is to raise fund to defray the ex-
penses Of Zal grotto's trip to the
national convention at Cleveland
Ohio, next year.
Zal grotto will have a conces-
sion at the Joslin fair next week
Sandwiches and refreshments will
be sold and tickets on the Stephens
can also be obtained there.
Few people knew OF the intended
visit of the Zal grotto party here
last evening. Local members o.
the grotto have suggested that Z
return visit should be made and il
was decided that the entire party
with additional members will agair
visit Geneseo this evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
eEvEeEO IS !
SELECTED FOR
1923 REUNION
Laxge Crowd Gathers It Fair
Grounds to Observe Annual
Event; Fine PrsgrAn.
Especial Correspondence


Cambridge. ILL, Aug. 19.-Be-
tween 600 and 100 people gathered
at the Henry county fair grounds
Yesterday afternoon to celebrate
the 47th annual old settlers pic
mic.
The association was called to or
der by the-president, George Swan
SON. of woodruff. In the absence
Of James Pratt, mayor Of the city,
who was to give the address of well
come, ]. A. Horberg spoke.
The following committee, ap-
pointed by the president to select
q meeting place for 1928. was Sam
uel Wilson, George H johnson and
Frank Lieberknecht. The selected
0kneseo as the next meeting place.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-O. W. Holt, Geneseo.
Vice PRESIDENT. A. Ferguson
Ahnawan.
Secretary-George Rogers. Cam.
bridge.
Treasurer-Harry. White. Cam
bridge.
Historical society:
President. F. Lieberknecht
Geneseo.
Vice president-W. F. Huston
Cambridge. ''
Secretary-Ella Hume Taylor
Geneseo.
Custodian of memorial room
A. Horberg, Cambridge.
Committee on arrangements-S
w. Shafer, Albert Ward. Henr.
Waterman C. H. Atwood and ]. J
Weaver.
Mention should be made Of sew
eral numbers on the program, espe
cially the young ladies' quartea
composed of the Misses Helen an
Irene McCahon, Frances Anderson
and Katherine Russell, whose voice
showed careful training and blend
ed beautifully.
Miss Bertha Johnston more tina,
pleased the audience with her read
ings. Gasten's Light Guard ban
gave several selections, Respons
to the welcome was made by Georg
Swanson of Woodruff. The prin
cipal address was given by Rev. +
W. Lanham Of Galva.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
HART UDY PASSES
AFTER SUFFERING
FOURTEEN YEARS
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Albany, Aug. 19-The death of
Hart Udy occurred at 5 o'clock yes
terday morning at his home, a mile
from the business center Of the viii
lage. He had been i'll IA years
with paralysis. He was the only
son of the late Thomas Udy and
wife, now Mrs. H. J. Simpson, and
was born in. Franklin, Pa, 81 years
ago. With his parents he came to
Whiteside county, ILL.,. 40 yeafs ago.
He was united in marriage to Grace
George Feb. 5, 1902. Two sons
were born to them, who, with the
wife, survive. The mother and two
sisters, Mrs. A. J. Higgins, and
Mrs. w. E. Rowland, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church conducted by
Rev. J. A. L. Warren and the local
Knights of Pythias Of which Mr..
Udy had been a member for g
years. Commitment to earth will
be in Oak Ridge cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
CHANGE MADE IN
| OAK VIEW GOLF
F! TOURNEY SCORES
Especial to The August

Aledo. Aug. 19.-Last evening, l..
g. Johnson, the only player entered
at scratch in the second handicap
golf tournament in progress at the
Oak View Country club links, set
3 new pace establishing a mark of
SO or DOGGY.
= Until last evening the low mark
had been 49,, held by Lennie Swan
son. with a, handicap of 4, and Vir-
gil Anderson, playing an s handi-
cap. Next with 80 are Alex Macy
with a 2 handicap and F. E. Cabeen
with an 8 handicap. The tourna-
ment closes Monday evening" after
the tilt between the married and
bachelor aggregations.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
ASK STUDENTS
TO ENROLL BY
SEPTEMBER 4TH
Especial Correspondence

Especial COlfeSpouucuCo.J
Geneseo, Aug. 19.-J. D. Darna!l.
superintendent Of the schools OF
this city is busily engaged in COM
pleting the detail work for the OPP
ening of the school year Monday,
Sept. 4. Superintendent Darnall
will be at the high school every aft
ernoon until 4 o'clock to receive
students who wish to enroll for the
next term. It is his request that
all students enroll before Sept. 4.
Students from other high schools
should secure a statement Of cred
it's and present them at time Of en-
rollment. Eighth grade graduates
from both city and rural schools
are also requested to enroll before
Sept. to avoid rush at the first
day of the school year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Plan LABOR
DAY PICNIC
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Bowling, Aug. 19.-Arrangements
for the annual community picnic to
be held Labor day at the Tindall's
grove camp ground, have been
practically completed. The event
is held under the Bowling Com
munity club.
Two ball games are features. A
program pf athletic events will be-
gin at / O'Clock, for which money
prizes will be given. The COM
munity has, been divided into two
divisions, the north and south, the
road running east and west past
the camp grounds being the divid-
ing line. A pennant will be
awarded to the side winning the
most points in the contests. Roy
Vance will captain the south di-
vision and Arthur Farrar the north
Walter Mcconnell, John Tindall
and Sam Hutchinson will be
judges. A basket dinner will be
enjoyed at noon and the ladies OF
the Pleasant Ridge church will
conduct a refreshment stand.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
LARGE AUDIENCE
ATTENDS LAST OF
ORION CONCERTS



Orion, Aug. 19.-The last concert
of.the season was given by the
band Thursday evening. directed
by Conrad Hogren. The largest
audience this season heartily ap-
plauded every number. Mr.. Kerr's
solos we're especially well rem
dered, with Miss Mayme Peterson,
accompanied. The following pro-
gram was given:
March-American Educator.
Overture-Radiant
Serenade-A Night In June.
Is Decentralization Legions.
Vocal Solos. Lassie o. Mine: On
the Road to Mandalay - Edgar
Kerr.
March-Student Spirit.
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RURAL TEACHER
LIST COMPLETE
Especial to The Argus.)

NoPCSidI " hO al s No.
,Aledo, Aug 19.-According to G. |
E.. Plat, superintendent of the
Mercer county schools, the teach
ers for the rural schools can all be
announced with the exception of
districts IA, 80 and 106, where
teachers have been hired but have
not yet reported to the superin-
tendent.
Salaries Of the rural teachers
this year average about 800 per
month, which is approximately the
same average as last year. The
rural teachers for each district fol-
low:
Violet Gilhart, l. Ruth volk, 2;
Mabel Lawson, 4; Mary. Brennan,
S; Gladys Baxter, s; Lillian Hayes,
z; Beuna Eiker, s; Rosetta Lee, 10;
Mabel Asquith, Is; May Danielson,
16; Loretta McManus, IT; Susie
Williams, IS; Alvin Volk, IS; Alice
GaKer, q; Mamie Carr, %; Mar
garet Conway, %; Marion Gustaf-
son, "a; Edna Titterington, Is;
ERia Townsley, rs; Susanna Nc
Intyre, q; Letha Minteer, %; Irene
Rausch, 20; Myrtle Darrell, 30;
Lily p Cooke. 81; Florence Shep-
herd, 80; Mabel Magnuson, "a;
Hazel Hays. Sc; Olive Hays, 81; H.
P. Prince, So; Ruth Miller, 80;
Grace A. RAIDER, 40; Arminta Wray
Al; Nina Isaacson, "A; Kenneth
Douville, As; Mrs. Robertson, 46;
lilo Pitman, At; Margaret Melleny
40; Hazel Slower, so; Gertrude
Sims, 81; Florence Mack. So; Glen
Stancliffe, SO; Ruth Dixon, So; Al.
vira Benson,s54; Helene Schneider
} So; Aurelia Boostrom, S.; Bernict
, Lawless, 81; Nina Southern, So;
Marion Gustafson, SO; Maude Dun
lap, 81; Edna Parkinson, 81; Ella
Anderson, 63; Lola Rae Smith, GA
Alice Mae Morris. 65; Fling Mon
son. &C; Honora Braucht, g.; Der
nice Burgess, 50; Sara johnson
SO; Elizabeth Townsley. 70; Nelli,
March, "a; Alice Willis, n; Cath
crime Dunn, IS; Ina Mae Nc
: Laughlin, 49,; Opal Lee, 80; Jessi,
Bear, So; Lorraine Stanbaugh, "a
Mae KAHN, IS; Justina Davis, Sc
coma Allgeyer, 81; Blanche Allen
SO; Thelma Kindlesperger, 30; Zet
tie Olson, 81; Joseph Trego, 81
, Mildred Mohler, go: Marie Strobe
. 80; Ruth Anderson, 80; Mary Z
Thompson, 50; Ada Adams, 100
Clara Moore, 101; Nadia Daymude
= 10G; Dale Hamilton, 104; Mrs. Mar
! Peters. 105; Stella Boggs, 1O5
| Vera Nelson, los; Alice Enderlir
4 105; John Pinkerton, los; Naon
4 Hottie, 107: Mergie Decker, 100
e Thelma Colclasure, no; Mrs. Cor
: Wallace, 112; Clara Prick, 112
r Miss Mcintyre, lis; Mary Rotl
! us; Lucille Thornton, 400; Ora
q Landers, 1872; Kathryn Turley, u.