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New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
+. e.. McIcher Donates Medal
For Authors of Child Books

CHICAGO, Dee 2s.-For the most
distinguished contribution 20 Ameri-
can literature for children" the John
Nevbcry medal will be annually
awarded 10 the selected author, the
executive board Of the American
library Association announced to-day.
The donor is Frederic G. Melehcr' OF
New York.
The award will be made 20 encourage
original and creative works for chill
grcn and Is intended 10 pcrpctuate tho
memory OF John Ncwbery. eighteenth
century London bookseller and pub
Usher. a pioneer in issuing books for
Juvenile readers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Gas Kills Father and Boy

Two persons were found dead and
.hird unconscious from Illuminating
gas when Patrolman Louis Cagiiano, OF
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
America Warns
Turks to Permit
Foreign Courts

I.mct's Opposition Wins
Curzon's Retori of Wrap
Up Your Sovereignty and
Put II in Cupboard
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

o'ffftikHtN aho NV-oPNAahiVh
1T Is our view that sovereignty, Ia
The sense Of the prerogatives Of mod.
en- government, is as often expressed
N terms Of cooperation with the out
~dc world-such, for instance, as is in
'olved IN the presence here Of his ex-
eellency Ismet Pashs Go make peace
as y Is expressed in the mere assertion
oi inviolability and sanetity.
In the modern world q sovereignty
which has its eyes only on its sanctity
y as a sovereignty Of isolation. II is
our belief only those soyereignties are
Progressive which have confidence and
readiness 70 arbitrnte, cooperate and
contribute 10 practical ends.
one Of these practical ends 10
shieh the sovereignty Of Turkey would
oeYote itself under the national devel-
opment would be the substitution Of
new treaties, with their rights and OBJ
ngations, for old agreements which
nngnt not be considered 20 meet the
aeea Of the times. OF Of justice, or o.
'nt new conditions.
We can believe that in this at
fnpt Turkey would find fair and gen
"o0s treatment from the other ma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
NEW MEXICO WILL
Be REPRESENTED
At COAL HEARING
Corporation Commits
SION Will See That
Coal interests of State
Are Protected

\ representative Of the state Y
porntion commission viii attend
tho hearinR on rates charged by
carriers Of conf from western
states 10 various points. in order
to protect the intc~"s' a" New
Mcxlob nflnes. according 20 a ist-
ter which wins received yesterdhy
By the Chamber % Commerce.
The letter reads
PLEASED ID advised that the In
terstate Commerce Commission has
Instituted an investigation upon 10
own motion. without formal plead
ing. Of the Interstate rates on coal
from producing points N Montanu'
Wyomirr Colorado. New Mexico
aud states west Thereof TO dcsuna-
lions IN such states and to Fl paso,
TsxaA. for the purpose OF deter
mining whether such rates are un-
reasonable, unjust discriminatory
uuduly prejudicihi or otherwise In
violation OF the ~interttate com
mcrce act.
"Thc carriers named "a respond
enta In this procccdlng are expect
ed a. submit such data and offci
such esidonre ~ luAtificaticn q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
New Mexico to Get
Full Quota at the
Fort Bliss Camp

DENIAL or tho rnmor that an ~
cahclcs Ia tsr civilians Milltriy
T~rainihe Tofps ART Tiled aud that
New Mexico and Arizona viii have
no men In o.. are contained in n
uricrram received yesterday FROM
For Miss by The recruiting Equad
which hrs been working IN Aibu-
quarnle.
The telegram which was srnt "a
Captain chad r. Johnson. In
charge OF recruiting squad by Ma
lnr Betrnm. follows:
A%iiottgents r mnde nrrofding
70 the pohuiafion 81 rfafes Sow
NcNico viii get ito proportlonate
aharr ~ students IL the Civilians
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
Charged WITH
SHOOTING UP
. ESTAAc|lA HELD
es Will Be Heard
! Both Federal and
County Juries

in Martin and n. o. Baird.
pre- Involved In the shooting
4 Estancia which occurred on
Is. WEIR placed under bonds
100 each when they waived
.E IN the district court yes
They were charged with
porting Intoxicating liquor
armed with a deadly wea-
t. Martin. the third man In
Irt. WIS reported by the dis
httorney to be n minor. and
ourt dismissed the charge
/; him on the district attur-
recommendation, No
les were made ngainst the
|omen. who were also lnyoiv-
three men are now on bond
+ result OF "A hearing held
past week in the federal court
hta Fc. In which they were
ed with violation Of the Vol
law. They VII now await
Etion Of both FEDERAL and
grand juries at their next
party was arrested by Of
from the sherlffs office
|ariy the morning of May y.
the sheriff from Estancia
sclephoned 10 Albuquerque
that the party had heAfI
pg off a pistol In Estahcid.
ere bound towards this city.
y claim TO have a chicken
near Atrisco. where they
hgaRed In chicken farming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

their present rites 20 the more liza
portant consuming points on their
iirca aa they would submit and Of
Ter if the rates 70 such paints were
the subject OF a formal complaint.
"Of conrsc. YOU understand thai
the c6al rates from the Gallup los
cerriilos RatoD, Dawson. CLARK
and Carthage dintricts TO Aibu..
aucrque are not directly involved
IN this proceeding. The rates from
the Trinidad and other Districts IN
southern Colorado TO Albuquerque
are naturally involved.
1T Ia our Intention t.. send n re-
preventative 10 the ~ f'Rso hcar-
ing TO looa after the interests ~ the
New Mexico operators, dealers aud
the public generally.
Worry respectfully.
state Corporation Commission
OF New Mexico.
by HUGH l. WILLIAMS,
Acting Chairman"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

As a means OF teaching children
TO be kind TO dumb animals. the
Gentry Bros. show and Wild ami
nal arena II said TO be n shining
and during it, exhibition
IN Albuquerque. May IS new Ideas
will be disclosed relative To animal
subjugation, so Il Ia promised. No
f1zpaaor weapons are used In the
offtcaton Of any Of the animal
actors;A they are practically con
qpfred 10y kindness and patience.
an animals have likening for sugar
and other sweets ana these play
an important part in their train
ing. She eagerness % the different
animals TO do their share OF tho
performance. shows the pleasure
they enjoy IN their work.
Familiarity with the various
members Of the animal kingdom -
food for the mind OF the little
members OF the household. and
kindness 10 animals should be early
iuculcated In the youthful mind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
pr Field Deputy
signs to Accept
ace at Washington

bur q Miller, chief Of the
4 division of tho Internal
D. office. has resigned TO ac.
position with the prohibit
nit under the direction OF
bitlon Commissioner Haynes
Ellington -. G.
was the announcement
~ycsterdny by u e.. Herman
Icollcctor OF the Internal
b. office. Mr.. Millcr's re-
on Il to become effective
be l.
Miller IN now In Washington
he went several days ago
kiness. A Successor to the
n he has vacated has not
nnonnccd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
I~mpersonation and
Music on Santa Fe
Program Tomorrow

list, NJ well n three musicians viii
ne on the program 81 tie santa re
Railroad Reading Room concert.
which viii be given az the high
school auditorium az : O'Clock to-
morrow night The concert rfo0i'
l. sent ont bv the Middle-Wcst
Concert company OF Iowa.
Helen Burrows w the reader.
who Is claimed 10 be In the front
rank OF impersonation artists Tho
c~ontralio soprano; Harry Mo-er'
baritone: and Iona Burrows, plan
isie.
You will fnd II in our CLASH
Hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

n has built a great arch. co
ieh. overlooking Toxic, 10
moTnte those who died dur
\ war in the service OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

Army trainins cesps uamp. rrefsss1 All !
encc ia not being given to Texan an<. .utl II.
piicHtions The quota - not fitted
Applications will be acted upon az r
ter thay arrive
Captain johnson rna hin rerrult-t
ing squad. who have been here for
thc past lew days. viii leave fo,ih y -
for Santa ~. Ration, and other
points TO the north.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

besides being n scottish pcsrcrn
IN her " right. Lady Edith
Drummond ulHo enjoys tho dls-
unction % being the only duchess q
of France In her own right.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

establishment Of an aerial
service" IN planned by the
now operating the air
service for passengers be-
and Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writers. If you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word.
ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
BI.uE AND CORRAL

Royal blue emhroidery and coral
beads make attractive decorations
on u coat suit of beige crepe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

Are thoroughly trEincd Hd
writers. II You 30 desire. they
viii gladly assist you in word
ing your ah. rEt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

Graphite from which pencils
are mhde Is imported from Mex
leo and ccyion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

Despite prohibition. bartender
unions IN many states continue as
active organizations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

Death Valley, calf, now pro-
duces 20 coo. geo pounds OF talcum
powder a year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

knowledge of animals habits.
traits and distinguishing char.
actcrlstics gives diversion TO the
mentality. sharpcns Intelligence
and stimulates healthy imagfna-
ton' many a nursery story Is vivid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16

(SorfGttes paa iipite SiSs.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16

nleget trapel Dag UNDER bet itore Si.
oneermsoe %ianleoning al 64-Marsoa.
gen iiber Winneiota optoges ioln
Stat. Sm Iftenen blep Der / Sen-
mems Siem gipet en- Wiooag for banl.
Wangen llngoom pilbe babe Jolt Jig
mpg / &nGerne efter Ell iaa lang %
trapel Sag, men galnle San Cant er-
flprebe fremoeles, at ban albrig bap-
De befunbet Jig beore.
Zen fpripnnbne 2ererinbe. Der ct
enbnll intet Spor fltnbet efter Cor
raine Scbneiber, ben llnge 2Grerinoe
fra Ipon, ipm foripanot / Winneapp-
liz for pper fire Tiger iioen. Senoes
to Ssitre bar bet meite al Chen iioen
opbolbt Jig / Spiaingbperne, og De
erfl9rer, at be bill ofre al lin Sio og
fine Genae, ia, - enbog Sipet, ON
oct iaa ifltlbe bore, for at ppflare
Set forf9rbelige Wpiterillm. Sc ~
Ter Zig foroisiet ON, at bun entell er
mproet e1er bortfsrt. 0e erflprer,
at Gpgter ON en- S%orbinbelie mellem
Ssiteren og Ell 8rpnoeoinsimtgler
bar abiolllt uianbe, og at Ben for
ipunbne Sige / ole Senieenber baps
De en- b9berlig aarafter oe par me-
get bel anieet baabe iom 29rerinbe
% / lin areos al Senner % gefieno-
te. Siitorien ON benne Scrbinoelie
meb ct llbifllo al Wenneifebeben og
at gigen iom en- Selae beraf bapoe
f,,noet bet %neopenoigt at foripinbe for
iteoie, ifl,loe bore braat for 9agell
at en- Spbageliesbetient. Men oct
paaitaaes mi, at benne fannie ge-
tient bar erfienot fin 6eiltagclie /
benne &etning, oe at Der intet lager
til 8riu,b for en- iaaban 2sSning al
8aaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16
Ganae lsaer lin Griheb. Ser

cC fSN~ "" <Cl IL
til Statens Ssieiteret inoienbt g(n.
mooning ON, at SO. 81. SorpiS al
Salep Gitp bliper lsslaot fra Stots.
f9ngilet. Sarpis. SorretningsmonS
| Iaaep Gitp, blep funoen ifuloia /
at babe mobtaset Sppegobs % iosn,t
fem aars Strafarbeibc. San bar
peret | Sengilet iiben 21be oGsl,ni
1921. Oct blep paaItaaet, of han
ben lobe Warts famine aor mobtOa
en- Iltomobil itiaalet / Sarge.
arbciberfOrbnnb prlser Gmb,Ss.
mGnb. Nortb Safota Ssoeratior Of
Sabor afiluttebe lit aarlige Wsoe /
gismarcf meo of gienpelae See
grllnoage al Winot til 8rpiibent
meo 80 Stemmer mob 90 for ssranf
Wtilboaan6 at 8ismarcf. @ienoalat
blep ogiaa 81. 80. Slime af 8ranS
Sorts iom Sefret9r % @asiercr. 9.
Ut. Sole, @ilton, palgtes til 8iceprr.
iioent. Eli Gireftsrer palates @trs.
Wtargaret Sroates, @ranb SORTS;
Sranf Otilbollanb, 8ismarcf; 81.
lins Sabeboff, 9ismarcf, %. SreO
grosieall, 8ranb Sorts. Rep Eut.
toro polgtes iom Steoet for neite
Nars Weoe, efter of Winots Iepru.
'entanter baooe tri1ffet fin gnies.
ming berom tilbuae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16
Noro Safota.
Snttenbe Wai at fcircs ! Harl

Spffeloe W(dt Ut Tctrcs I Uur9D.
"Ssnner al Nprge" / Sarge gier
Soranitaltninger til en- flor Set Der.
iteos paa 9orges S~ribeosoag. Ont
firing 40 2oger al Den famine Sor.
ening | Iortb Safota og peitli9e
Winneiota or inbbubt til neb 0eleea.
ter of laoe fig reprGientere peo Sc.
item.
Srrbt nnSer i'm Intumobil. Sobn
Soaitein, en- 6O-aarig Sarmer nGr
8eacb er blepen orGbt peo at bans
glutomobil pGltebe / en- @rsft. 81,
Iabo, ser traf til at pasiere Stebet
TO elmer efter at ulpffen bar bGnbt,
fanot bans Sig unber Sen p9lteoe
Waifin. Ssben bar eiebliffelig inb-
traabt, ibet Haffebenet bar fneffet.
Tober Srrbt / Mntpmubilmlpffc.
Wrs. %. g. Sbelopn blep forrige
l1ge br9bt peo Cole Sarbor, ioet benz
bes Iutomobil peo ct uoirfiomt
gremieapparat off bagilb neboper Ell
brat gaffe % pGlteoe. Sum babe
fine ire Born hos Jig / Iutomobilen,
men bisie Hap aqe mcb ubetpbelige
Stsb % Sitter. 2ieet blep taget til
groofings, e. Gaf., berl,s tibligere
Siem, og begrabet bel.
Gnigbeb upnaaet beS Manban. 81.
fer nPiten ct belt Iars &ranelerier
er maj cnbelig fommef til Gnigbeb
ON gnlGg al Den Seiitr9fning, Der
paa begse Siber al Glpen fercr til
Den itore gro pcb Wanban. Set Dor
en- StrGfnina al benimob fire Wil al
foitbar grading" % 8ruslGsning,
BET breicoe iig ON. Saapel Worton
iom gurleigb County iamt Staten %
2egieringen pil babe of ipare lin Del
al Smfoitningerne bermeo.
Sioliaere Banter til 2eapcnuurtb.
$. $. 8erab, tibligere 9anficr i
Sopner, er al Ssberaloommer Mil.
Ter oeo &etten | Sarge iopmt ct slar
% en- Gags Straiarbeibe for Huber.
'lGb az ganfens Wibler og blep Sprs.
bag @ften tort til Sengilet / 2eapen.
NORTH. ger9b blep Den 1Sbe Sunni
1921 anflaaet for at babe begaact ct
llnoerIlTb al life minore enb $780,.
600. San erflGrebe iis ifplbis /
SnertrGoelie al De isberale 9anf.
Lobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16
Spo 9afota.

@nlbbrbllnp i 8arrctiun. eSparb
Seller % Sllitrll, iom bar boet / Cur.
retion | De iioite 30 Mar, feirehe nplig
8itlobrpanp / lit Siem bcrite0s.
Storm anrettcr Sfabc. en- beitig
@ino, Der berieoe BEN ccntralc Gel al
Staten forrige ltge, bar sbcIagt en-.
Del 5armbDgninger % anrettet orloen
Sfaoe. Stormen bar beftigit NOR
Eierre, bbor Saget repes al mango
Snie % Ssitaffe ipreotes uoopcr
Tiooerne. Sra flere Smaobper melO'
tes Cab bel oelpis sbelaste Silie.
Sit en- Saanb afflippet. glbin 9ln.
oerion, en- Sarmer boenbe Spb for
Genterpile, fit en- al De iioIte Gage al
torrige ltge lin b~enitre Saar,o fuIO'
ltpnoig aiflippet / Ell Sractor. San
bar flatret op paa Waifinen for Of
~iitltere noget neb ben, 90 ban rttiteSc
Soofpltet % falbt iaaleoes, Of hans
enc Saano fom meaem to Sanobill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16
@iseonftt.
Gait Sart for 8lnhat. 9nr

V1tf Sarf fpr Slgbaf. Spradoel
Somabapf bar pebtaget en- 6ororo'
ming ifslge bpilfe enbper, Der oeo
gpretten finoes ifplbie / at bore be-
ruiet, ifal betale en- Wlilft al rlnoIt
$40.
Gig nSen Sobeb. 2iget al en-
Manb, bois Sopeo mangleoe, blcp
funbet paa Hortb @eltern garella
Spor peb @aufeiba. Sfslge en- gallt'
bog / en- al 2igets CONNER Ifllloe
oct bore Senrp 9ope5 af Gaaas, 2ey.
grnben fit getrnfeligbeber. grl'
ton 2ebrer, en- / Ippleton boenoe UT
femanb meb otte 8srn, iflloe torle'
Sen Dag babe ferret lit 9rp(lup nteo
Wiis Caroline Scbrotte, tppe Var
pnare erlo fin ooroenbe 9gateberre
Sem elmer fsr 8ielien if,iloe ft110c
Steo ienote bun 8lib til 2ebrer illeo
Den 8eifeo, at bun bapbe betGntt "a
% life pilbe oeltage | 9rpGnppei. ga
ben ifuffeoe 8rrtogom ienere 'tiiloe
afl9age benbe ct geisg % faa lltdr'o
ct ssorlie, par bun reiit fra gpei'.
Tlere 2rs "Yepiier". Ger al sta'
tens Sorbuosbetiente fom iibite RorS'
boa inc til Appleton meo flere autN'
mobiler iulbe al "gepiier", iom oar
inoiamlet / IA Salooner paa mango
iorifielliee Steoer | ire Goullfpet'
Ser bar ailast 8eiss | % l(olalSS::
Iteoer, os / neiastis Salooelen az
bisie ianotes Husbriffe og gppara'
ter for Gilpirfnins al i%aaonrrle ga
aer. 9lanbt &c al gcticntenc bc'eg'
te @pcr nppntes Wabcno | 6ofe,I
knAa ~ EAl&a GiAs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16

fire Quarts franif @ermcutb, tppe
Quarts italienif 8ermoiitb, to Sal.
Toner SeafettIe, flere &asier Sberrp.
pin ialnt en- al Gortpin % en- arber
al @eueua 8eneper, fem 8aIloncr
&crmitage @biifp, 3 Quarts 0uffps
Wfalt, Ell ausie s. %. Sarper, e,
Suart Do Elmer, TO CHARTS Sollr
Saroen, Here Quarts &imnleQ %
itoeIe SLATER Wanbattan Cocktails.
Ell SLATE Ingaitoria gitters, tolp %
Ell haln Quarts Ipricot 9ranop, e.,
Slaife @oroon @eneper, ipp Quarts
Slo &eierpe % ipp 8oloner 9ralr
Ilfobol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-16
uOIgeS
Yrofesiorembeoet /
Waifintefntif
HabrifOrift

PEE leotg os gnites beiat inareit
|imulis'meb en- Snseuigr, ium for
at bore i 8eiibbeIie al be
fpr Saaet ngboenbise oibenitabez
lise &paIifitatiOner tiuise bar
iBratiis paa bet tpnitruftipe ua
iS9roelesbeb ubitraft grfarina
paa bet briftstetnife Omraabe.
B~rofesioren uil ia at belgrae
unoerpisninsen / 6asene: Nta.
ffintefnif 5abriforiit. Serftsi.
maifiner liant %2oftemafiner %
SransportanlGg.
Sasen er Ser. 10000 aarlie
meo aloerstiaes a ar. 1000
efter 3, 6 ug 9 Yar. Sil Statens
8eniionstasie frasaar fortioen
1919 al 10000 9r. BruiesIuren
maa UNDERTAKE fig be sjelbenbe
S~eltemmelier o~eotpmmenoe gls
oersgrenie pa 8eniiunsurbnina
os oil oere pll9ti9 til at finbe fla
/ De 5Oranorinser i @mbebets
| 6orretninsstrebs iom maatte bli
be'temt oeo Sob eaer al spnsen
meo Stortinsets Samtptte.
gniesningtr rrto fulbitGnSig S%plpsuiua
ON l%looauntlie % 8irfipmbeo meS pioert'
lto'agtt az otir6tttSt gttcftaiirifttr fam!
epelfltlt Ynbliinfiontr, titles iii aonaru
% ttnots. atrft= % llnoeruisninasheuars
teIlsnitt tnoen uo8ansen AZ Snni
Ies2. (6srolbeu).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-02
SADDLE CLUB rs
BEING ORGANIZED
BY LOCAL RIDERS
fspsc,s, 1ro,,se sssv,c,.,

The Arsenal Saddle club II being
organised. Behind the movement
are q number Of prominent people
OF Moline, Rock Island and Daven-
port. Mayor C. p. Skinner Is one
Of the active workers in the forma-
ton Of the organisation
Riding Is being revived In the
tri-cities and there are . number
Of fine saddle horses available In
Davenport. Indications are that
this form Of outdoor recreation
will supplant golf and motoring.
Women as well g men are show
ing keen interest in the organi1a-
ton. Ff2
Plans are to maintain . stable Of
from 30 to so riding horses. Polo
games will probably be introduced
as the riding students develop.
1.-THE horse is coming back" said
Mayor Skinner, who rarely lets a
day pass without . canter ON hie
favorite horse.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-02

q the N Klux Khan crsanizers IN
Moline show that their operations
hsve been much more extensive
than was 1t first supposed.
II IL not believed. however, tha:
those operations have been very
successful and many MoIiners to-
day expressed the opinion that the
khan will not succeed in obtaining
Z footing In Moline.
Mayor Skinner was one Of q
number OF leading Moliners who
were approached by james E. Mar
tin, khan Organizer, who roomed 1t
the Moline Y. n. C. A. for three
weeks.
Mayor Skinner declined to join
tie organization. 1t was practic-
ally impossible to find anyone who
would openly admit that he has
joined. At least dozen we'll
known residents Of the city have
been approached recently by khan
organizers and all OF tbem refused
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-02

stsdest coaaeil Hannah Nh
1er. president.
Junior English Council: dranat-
ic. short story. and pOesfy clubs
Miss Jennie B. Sturgeon.
Ciceronian-John n. SchantS.
]. Mask and Dagger ciub-Aiss Ma
RE Hiles. II
Girls Hi-Y--Hslen Davts. presi-
dent.
Boys Hi.Y-Merie Robson.
Girl Sc0uts--Mrs. Arvid Samuel
son. leader OF high school troop.
Watch Tower board-Miss Stur-
geon. adviser.
There will be opportunity for
questions and discussion after the
program.
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I The Parent Teachers association
Of the Rock Island high school will
hold its monthly meeting Tuesday
evening, Nov. Z. The Aid and
value Of the Different School Or
CARNATIONS will be the theme of
the meeting and there will be talks
by the sponsor G chairman Of each
Of the school organizations. The
program and speakers follow: y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-02

tBY ROY n. FRICKEN.

fnscljdated Press Correspondent.
copyright, 1922, by The August
chicago, Nov. LIT is still "a wise
xlild that knows its own father"
- 4 wiser scientist who can de-
..,nine blood relationship.
NJ less an authority than ne
Anerican Medical association, it
isseloped today, has vetoed the
saeeestion that blood tests are an
.Ssolutely infallible method OF de-
nrmining parentage.
This announcement comes in the
- Of q countrywide campaign to
mnpel courts Of record to accept
= conclusive the newly devised
rsthod of matching blood speci-
neps to prove relationship. In New
Ynk James A. Stillman continues
% insist that Guy Stillman is not
lii son; Professor John H. Herman
denies the parentage Of his young
ri child, although the Indiana
courts have decided against him.
In Detroit Charles f. Drake has
been trying to get possession of a
child given away by his wife be-
fore her death. He claims to be
the father. while the persons who
adopted the child alleged that Mrs.
Drake deceived her husband and
took the infant from foundlings'
home.
Tests Arc Useless.
In each instance and in a num-
Der OF others Of recent date blood
tests have been suggested. But
now, according to the official publi-
cation of the American Medical as
ISOLATION, such tests are useless
and the courts will be compelled
to reach their decisions through
circumstantial evidence and the
testimony OF the interested parties
and not by the blood tests.
"Unless the newly proposed
methods could re proven infallible
and the experts could show conclu
sively that they were right in ever,
case, the blood matching would
have no scientific value" explained
Dr.. Frank Smithies of this city
secretary general Of the American
College Of Physicians.
And the American Medical Jour
nal says that little actual progress
has been made in giving the result
Of the Investigations of members o
the society in connection with tn
blood groupings before blood trans
fusion. All bloods, it is stated
have been found to fall into fou
groupings.
Fallacy Is Proved.
DR.. Reuben Gutenberg studied 30
persons in 1879 families, according
to the Journal, but was able t
make only the cautious conclusion
that II the child's blood coincide
with its parents il could be assum
ed that it was their child, but o.
the other hand. it would be posi-
bic to take the position that, tn
blood not matching. that the chill
must have parent other than On
Of those claimed.
One other investigator who ex
amined the results of DR.. Often
berg's experiments, found that eve
the latter hypothesis was not trust
wothy because OF the fact tina
through inheritance the bloc
group Of former generation nat
urally may occur at any time j
the child, and although inharmoni