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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
Colorado River Project, Headed by Hoover
Intends to Make the West Self-Supportn9


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
sam LAZARUS
IS SURPRISED
IN AMARILLO

Sam Lazarus. head ~ the Acme &c.
ment Company. Of Saint Louis. and IT,
numerous subsidiary plants and prop
critics. was In Amarillo yesterday IN his
private car. en- route home after spend.
INK n portion Of the winter In Callfcr.
MIA. lie was accompanied by Leo
Jacobs. general sales agent for the
Acme Company.
In conversation with friends here.
Mr. Lazarus declared thit this II hls
first visit TO Amarillo In % years. He
Expressed great surprise n; the develop.
ment Of the city. and recalled the fact
that he WINS first in this PORTION Of the
state In July. 1870.
n was Interesting 10 note In the con.
yersation OF the visitor that he stressed
the elimination ~ distances since his
first visit In the Panhandle OF Texas
The visitor declared that when he was
FIRST out this way. a trim 10 Fort Worth
was not a matter Of hours. hut OF
weeks perhaps and certainly could no,
have been thought Of IN terms less than
DAYS
Mr.. Lazarus expressed the belief tina
the bottom has been reached. and tina
from this time forward there will be |
steady ascendency until an era % pros
perliy again prevails throughout N
United States. and rcfiecilng Itself into
ne entire civilized world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
{. A. TO
MEET IN CITY
THIS AFTERNOON

Led by President Bob Fielder ~
Tuih. the Panhandle Plains Commercial
Executives Association viii hold ~
ils quarterly meeting Ia Amarillo IN IN.
ltoard n 'lty Development hall hegin.
ming at ociuck t~iay The program
viii BE- busy one. ana viii close with
q banquet rendered 10y the entertain
ment committee ~ the Amarillo Beard
81 city development IN the Amnriilo
Hotel 40 80 o'clock.
This meeting WAS tn have bpsu held
somo~ha carli.i. bat g. avoid conflict
with other meetings in the territory
within a., lurlsdiiion 81 the organiza
ton. ~ conference" WIS dsfrftcd until
toaay
Secretary - Y. Vernon II the Beard
~ CITY Development VIII have q plac"
un th. program this afternoon. iar d".
spiip hi. nowness in the present con.
ncction he has lonr hr'n interested in
the commercial organization game.
II H. announced that un Informal iuast
progtnm will prevail during a., Ian.
puet and viii h. under the management
IL Mr. vernon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
MOODY AND WEST SELLING
EVEhT=BEGlNS FRIDAY

Moody a West. owners ~ the Bow.
'ry Department store. ~"rund ana
BuC hanan Streets. have determined o.
have another sale. disposing uf--fT-rr
merchandise and CLOSING their lines ~.
cept for groceries, the selling event d..
ginning Friday forenoon.
u h stated that this general stock -
complete and The one idea ~ the ven.
turc j. 10 sell oit and puit handling
everything except groceries M.
Mooaiy stated "Wednesday that M" ap.
preaching sale viii surpass ln imporia
anc. that conducted some thrr,. months
ago.
While u b. fact that the grocery
business IL a. d. continued. grocery
iiems viii De- included in the general
sale II - stated that housewives will
b. alb" ~ surk their Iautrlrs must nd.
Nantagc"usly dfrfng -tiiIs ,airs event. as
well a. Ia hay at saving to meet their
numerous household needs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
CREDIT EXPERT
TELLS JOBBERS
A BETTER WAY

NJ. T. Garrison. member ~ the Va
iiunal credit Mems Association and .
resident u Wichita. kanH.. accompanied
ht Major Howard W Patton. Wood.
ward. Okla. was present at luncheon.
meeting given hy the Amarillo Jobiers
nnd Manufacturers Association IN the
Amarillo Hotel "Wednesday nnon In.
iroinc.d ~ v. a. Sanders. secretary u
the lohhers and Manufacturer Associ.
alton Nj Garrison Told 1T the progress
siv" steps taken hy the credit men In
business fnr many years. Ne referred
Co the facts supported by history. that
q long time ago, men were beh.lded
fur their debts. Then. when hrr life
was Young. America imprisoned men for
th'ir inability to pay. HUT. they found
that "a debtors paying powerS were ~.
duc~i rather than Increased in prison.
'Hn other meih0'is We're followed. until
today equity. strict Justice and an M.
plication - the Golden Rule. are eyi.
dcnccd IN dealing with thofc who find
themselves unahi" ~ llauidate their
uutstanding indebtedness
The three g." yardsilrl, WIS men.
TONED by the spcakcr az hoing most
dependable measurement for men In
business. Character. Capacity. and
capital
Major Patton also addressed IA" meet.
INK briefly stating that IN his practice
q law h.. had found II very valuable
On al concerned o. settle. wherever pos.
uhle. outside g. rather than through
the courts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
HUMBLE People
send HUERDAuM
TO THIS FIELD

To- Humble oil a Hcfninr romfany
has ,'iar'-l . RESIDENT olncial rarresan.
iaiiye ln ihs Anmlllo fisid 100 ihr per
rrn - Clrl Ishnum This laoi taken
IN cnnuesli0n with ihr establish urui II
headquarters 90 Amarillo iy ih. Gnli
'is-'pi~ ls,,ds ,oi,r 10 ihc b.lirf that
rhrr- y seun o. o. very inier,aiinr de.
N'lpfnrnis IN ths ieai li.ld
II wiil b. Interesting IN this r,nneciiou
- not. ihat - e rc-nt INSERTING nf ih.
yeOiarffrs 90 ckah.ma. BE- UHl 'doirl
ont tint ii,c nsvi ar,af n,h uil b..
On tho lanhan'iic ~ Tt.ls ana Nnui
wet Dklairnaa.
1hus~ who ~. In touch with tn ~
,laiiun declarr that NJ. ga men ~ al
this fesfi 4 tn southwest az. r,itrr
'ing Their a,i.nilon on The field IN thi-
NFinsiv as ih' p.lnf nEiiinn in the
game 90 81 &C. du'tr8 Ratorts from
ths Vsf.aus w,lis in th, bfrhufv ndi
sais tt.f blk d.y.lnpmont Wand 81.
sssion bat hlti. ~ufHiS Among those
Nh, az ~ touch with the situation. al
ANY tiins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
Dandruff Can
Now Be
Conquered
Thousands Of men and Fomcn
finding relief. Money bdok
il Mahdcen fails.

After wears - searching and expert.
meniing. sure way to siop dandruff
has l'.-n found 10 hst. M ynu have
tn d. o. Co. ret h"t'ie 81 Mahdecn.
the amazingly god d,udruff remedy
thaf ov"rybody b. talking rhoui
Apriy 10 Only twice q w' =. aud your
dandriff wiz disappear 10" magic.
Madden D. absolutely guaranteed io
relieve dandruff ~ yon aren't salts
lied. take the empty bottle To your
d ai'i and be- win refund y"ur money.
~ i'1si. ny this wond.rfri now rem
etiy ~ q fails. y viii Mt cot You /,
fsuny.
Ask amy good iarl'cr ~ hairdresscr
f"r the guaranteed treatment" 81 n
applications 81 Madden
Madden n for men, women and chill
dr.n. Write direct o. the Mshd"rn Com.
fanv Naroed" h. TEXAS. " you .an.
not - u ai ynur f1,oslir drurgiri. u.
lafiii..nt siore or laiber hop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

having intoxicating liquors IN their pos
session for safe. and wiiimering II also
charged with Transporting liquors IN
violation ~ law. Later wlilmering and
his wife were released fiorn hail after
tlaking bonds In the sum u 81 500 each
In the state court. aud ss00 each In the
Federal court. as i. II. Watson. United
States prohibition officer ALSO placed
,hem under arrest Thrift and his wife
remain In Jail having failed "a. furnish
bond NJ required by the state and. the
Federal Officers. 1856
II IL uss.rted that In connection with
this transaction Officer Watson has con.
fiscaied the l.uick roadster In which II
IL alleged that a considerable quantity
~ the liquor VAS found. Sheriff Roach
states that in the garage near the house
in which the four arrests We're made. u
hole was discovered measuring sN3is ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

and In this more liquor was discovered.
tie SAYS that the hole was covered with
lumber about foot below the surfaee.
and upon the timhers y foo, 81 earth
ras piled giving the appearance Of uni
form and undlrturIed ground.
Liquors taken In an this raid. accord
ing 10 the brands displayed. came fron'
England. Canada and Mexico. The en'
tire lot was locked In the vault of thu
shcrlff's office ami "A guard was main.
tanned throughout the nlght 10 prevsnfI
theft Of the wlsky and other liquid o.
Treatments whose handling fof sais
has been forbidden by law
Walter willmciing haS already been
indicted by the grand Jury AT the pres.
ent term Of district court for AN alhsf1
sale a. intoxicating liquor lie N "
GA bond In connection with this c"se''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
MISS BLlhTon TO OPEN
CAMPAIGN IN HOME CITY

y s...s .ailsi fH.ss
FL FriA Apul 81 Mis- Ami. wal,
i.'tni'sn siai" sf'ir rirfsrdsrf OF f.lu,l.
'''T AMI csus'il, co. CDnrr.-s fo On
~ spird ''1m 81 the hf. Lar.sn
" farl n wi'l oIan hlr ,amia.ru I'd
iirnioi her hons. tauurros nirh
-" ht Aufn fu iai snd fH
make ~fefal fplerhCs fafDne return.
trr
She Viii speak 10 neeliui "a Tfa4.
hf'a ~ 'isinssVnir on SafHrdsl Tius
iar sh' hss announced 1o ofh.r speak.
ing dafes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
NEGRESS ARRESTED WITH
HOMEMADE kick STUFF"

Sheriff Eoach's force arrested Nora
Johnson. a n,grcss in the southeastern
section ~ thu city "Wednesday forenoon
and Jailed her on charge ~ hlying
Ia her possession fur tho puupos. 81
sale. ten gallons ~ "ohnc" and two
quarts ~ whisky.
The kick stuff'' alleged To- have been
secured GA N" premises occupied hN ih'
negroes was brought ~ the court hou-,
and added tn ~" vast accumulation 81
JOY water held there as IA. result al
the numerous raids made ly tho her
m mad his men during the past s"v"rn
months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
OFFICERS SEIZE
$4,000 IN BOOZE
MAKE 4 ARRESTS

sheriff Hurion Hnach. IN connection
with thu arrest ~ Walter Willmering
and hiH wife. and A. -. Thrift aud his
wife. IN th" southwestern portion ~
Amarillo Thursday forenoon, nlnde
what be- states Is the biggest liquor
haul ever known In this PART at the
Southwest "a. drag netting approx
mutrly two hundred and twelve quarts
~ whisky some pinis. a few packages
~ champagne and forty rnllons ~ al
cnhoi. with total value ~ approxi.
mltelN s. Gno az present prices. The
four prrsons named were taken IN Gus.
toby aud locked In bail charged with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
FARMERS UNION OFFICIAL
SPEAKS HERE THURSDAY

President FItzwaier - The Farmer
linton viii speak NJ n'ciork tonight "a
the dlsfrhf ccuri ioon "a ihe ra,gri
toiire - '-Tir farfrs ~ illns.r glu...
ED csis" ~ nin q, 1c,onfanl.i -
fefr. ssniaiir q ffr Anlef.oan and
t..le feJ----- n 4 laLes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
MILLER ASSAULT CASE
ON TRIAL WEDNESDAY,

To-, r.rs rf fh silt. - y. yas aaainst
Leroy Ni.irf in shirh co.. df,ndant
= CHARGED With having uild.. an o.
sauii uira' Nart \ Eri, Boa Amarillo
With rr0hiidte,i w,nr.u several
months age. b. oi triii i-f'a, iary In
tn fuiy -.,rn'h dl.friet s"uft
stof. a Gni. B.. and cslwi.rd H..,ier
relsr~ssnt ~. d-f'ndlnt. uhiis the ,i-.
q thu state Be- be- ~ iianls - Special
DisiI.cl AitoIusy u. D. T.sompsn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

q NaN
-------
ta iacrc was 10; sllghiss pr"f sd
durra 10 connfri aim iu any way with
Abe commission Il q crime
"h- Nas Hrsnis ihrunzhom ihe ,s,sc
and todd a stfaightiuFwarf story "a the
witness stand which w. all i-.H-v.,l
The haIr~nins ~ .h. hotel vas an
nnfortunai. affaA. for whlch Afiair kl..
~ the cyhhuee shyss WAS ln ~ way
IssI.onsllle.
W. gish hin. su,rcrs and hon. that
''r' Afnoficin - ilo wiil take the i,f,lr
heat q iovrl-cn men anu aon,.n VIII
'hs yr ssli isiening for - days o. tn
sviderf that R,~.,., Arbucll, y IN
tir.ir i'.r' sst and ir.r ~ m an iIaine p
/. Arbul..s lssuei IN falow.ng ,fate
mfnt tUfaaht
-tai,N" ra.ks
~ This = The mosl illemn uameni Il
my NE
NJ inuoenre 81 ~" hil..au ttf...
ls'fsfTed srt.usi M has i-.n prt "A
!" jiva CO 10. l--st men aud wuul
. 81 San fftncisio---fe fourteen boz nIl-r.n
e'rus seriia Immediate, afier ~.
trial
- fer hits Ninsiicaiion am iriiy crate
fui - '.'-l aud my fellow ia.u and w.
m.n.
MY hfe has bfen devoted a. thu pro
ductiun = clean piciures faf tn haupi
neSs q chihiren. ! shall to a. an
iarEe my field - usefulness sa thai ~,
art shall hay. a wider 4ervire.
1T - thu duty - an men o. usa N,
lessons that have l--cn given ihsm O.,
exF-rinsse and misfortune fur th,. l-.ne
~ ~ all q make themselves nlss. u.s.
Ia % humanity This. I shall d.
can only r.fay the trust. .,infi
denes. sud lo,alit bestowed ut.an n,
dnrlnE nay irauli, By mlhons az me-
and wsmfn throughout fho Wmm lr
fends'ins sertiec IN Justification ~ ihel
faith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
% Is announced that rrrsidrm riu

.s.'i'I 81 the Farmers Union win deliver
'n address boz ihe district couri room
h.s 'yeiin. at o'eio.k ga "-rh. Farm
Tim f1us. ard Cure" All arr
invited 10 De- iarrsnt. u h stated that
g. FltzHaisr win J.. accompanied By
representative II the state Federa
Ia ~ Labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
INSANITY CAN BE CURED
BY KNIFE, DOCTOR SAYS
coNTiNrfa Fl.oN fAnE ONE

-~>-~- -
HnHt - lHrun H1fIN. WiFe ~ cotton.
~ 49, ".yen 'a N &" ~ the roulrk
ahln results cd ihe Wari done al Tren.
'rn Siair li~s at4i in his hook The ~.
--------- Ia. ------..--... - L.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
Fad, Treatment " E,-eniiaI.

TnafHisni in ihs nYst few inn' tbs ~.
fhin ih' f'fsi tstf j. necessary. After
ihrof nr lnur Yeats The el~s u hopeless
TfrrfuuHtriy f, The many chronir
,aii'nts confined In D, sp.tals for tho
n~'n" tulN b. 1iys their discuss
irfs wfglas.'li 90 %. sirre WHERE rem
sil1l ih'fapy 90 entirely unsuccessful
fhluc af re- Trni g0n fas.s ~ Il.
nefiia nif'cuE. u'ne NJ whom win ever
sruNff
'pttr 20 per ont 81 the psrmlneni
t'id'nt- n tat hospitals heions "a
n'' 'i'fn'uil ift'tI rnaip pfartlraliy
Y ~ ~ L. cages e,uld not anly have
zen prevented hut ihrif symptoms ar.
r~i'd ait-' ~. onset Il the method.
= 'iimin,iinE chronir inf.rti"n IN,
seen appb,d ,arly 10 the cnurs. nj N,
iafHs.
''Th"r" .1n o. ua D,ruse for nilur,
Il uelt su,h OlHrs % ,arly stages nov
iiiaf ihe cause b. known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
}. O.. Gilbert. grain man of Panhandl.

sas an Amarillo visitor Yesterday.
Mrs. Nh Roach oi tsoadniehf was in
Ee city Wednesday
". %. Davis of Ashtola was in ANA.
Flilo Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
a. Grises,,. sheriff. Of Floyd eoun

if WIS in Amarillo "Wednesday from
il"ydldl visiting with sheriff Burton
o. a'h. Ia conBectlon with officiai mat
t.ia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
The grand Jury has recrs>sd until
\ verdict IL mo, guilty" was return
Ralph Judkin,. formcrly shrrlf Al

ftaiis aknsas. hut nov special agent
Zoe The Rex Island lines .n that terri
tory, was ~ Amarillo "Wednesday visit.
mg with sheriff burton I,oach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

~ NNN 'NH NHHNN 81 US 49, WHO
"iiinuo O. 'nH." any form e trra,
rent hvarD .hay afe convinced that
asariir if h.uo'libr aud therefore In
titall' and n0ri,i.l s q rclic ~ med
sat uuri.iiol 'nd harialisn.
insanity b. iuu,4~,nr w America
I"f times ~ ft-t ~ uapui,i.on Dr
'tfH shows ht statistics 4 auart.t
- u4ilion pcfans are IN insane
NiuflF n'i counting those in aIms
houses. PRISONS ard relnrmqiofy New
Nrs aud Nlsgehu'i tavs ~. most
INSANE iu isplpa,ti,n t. liquidation. and
Arkans,is. Alsl.dma. pklahama aud New
N"Nira ihr f'wtu
surgical operations L. irect physi
al d'l'riH have rDchim.zi many If
N"E l"ffet n iusanr A. AZ inst 81 p.t
cent d.rriaigrl prior in isIa. :. pct
rent aft rur'd in lgls. - pcr cent In
1920 and 20 Iisf cent IN 1927 Els.wher.
n ihr ,niied SIifs. slys ~. Cotton.
at p'I . go cent e insan. PATIENTS
are s-iilrirnliy improved To- d. Dis
!iarg'd pciuanfuth
ilrfri.i insanity exists in only a
.l,Ir ianir ihln on, half q the patients
iiFsii"d 81. lucar.alr. avs In Cot
ion. lni's ii"n !. "a cause ut-nei
ihtn 'imlnii} 30 ihs family
Never Have ! a,l.,l u tina inl-rtian.
ssny 'ut's "tm m vhi,h such
fire'H 1s lAH afl4n- disappointment
.n Fs,. d'm.ssiir diffira!ii-.. omiuea
'l' harmon, and .lusmiai t,,.fs-s ar,
'i'ai'i'r'rl q" D. the only ,-iu-. Ia th-s.
Ir- w. haze never faded o. fluid 80
aud ,'i'n extensive infection.
Following the removal e this In
'ttrr. u the disease has not teen 4
i'" h.ng duration. The mental distur.
tiinn b. vas lW in adjust ns.lf
Wh'n prufs"r treatment 1t the IN
AN. i~r 'in"s generally ,ff.silN,
tf arhuut th' country many fntisu',
nt. dl"med o. hfe-iong confinement 10
o. pi.als ir thr insane aud o. men
.iai datEncs. o. whrh death j. far pref
s i''i'. can and wa bf ~ lt.d not onh
O" mental health. bui In many Eases Q.
OBJ Ai. ui usefulness
in i'Un- 90 dinr- Ia guttons rcyo
l4ii.naly methods Of ferlaimiug th. ~
ranr o., stt.d So 70 pea .n thu 90
'afrs permanently cured during "a.
p'-t Sec ,sars. siiiistics show tia
".st blt"1n ior every iudhg.ut as
'.al.iui.Itd ht uie-and thai tuuthiul
ti ~ oil nia..1.,uis art faT Ni.
u. 'nii ur method b cpnpl,t,
u.i'"-i- $3.50. 81 V'is tuti,ut "a
-. u'.'u n'-p'ai equipment ~ aI
! t''f' in-aH' .ustitufims. Including ~
Aiat afd l.i.a.iI.t and dental ,llnic
-rd llf.iin. 30 that al mcti
30 @ 30 fn u.'sf,s-is" uedicin
Haf ". u bod thr treatment 81 n
nft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
CITYBRIEFS
Learn a word every day. Todsy's

Learn . werd every day. Today's
word H. ENEGESiS.
It's pronounccd-ek-sel ee.sis. with
acc.nt on the third syllable.
II means-an explanation. an exposi'
ton. an analysis. especially critical
examination 81 section from the Bible
II comes from-Creek ".Negeisthai.'
~ explain.
COMPANION word-.xegeiical.
It's used like ihis-"M0st clergymen
think a sermon should contain care
fully prepared cNeEesis of the text"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
Z. q. Long of the Num- Electric Ga

ias gone To- Cisco to taxi. charge IL the
tore there. Mrs. Lang will spent some
isiiing relatives at Eastland and Ran.
ser. They probably win b" gone 49, 80
No months from Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
AmariIIo Bu,inrs. Mems Nssoeis,iol

plnnning o. expand In order that IL
nag have more room to take care VI
It's increasing duties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
kRBUCKlE CLEARED ON
4 MANSlAUGHTER CHARGE

CONTINUED mon rACc cNI1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

Mr. aud Mrs. X. D.. Dolman are ln
Nmarillo the guests 90 their snn-in'law.
{. u. Co. They will leave today nvon
or Excclsior Springs. Mo. on visit.
rheir home j. In Colorado. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13


Of Texas Warehusemn liens M L. TRANSFER STORAGE
COMPANY private will offer highest
bidder Warehouse Corner Third and Arthur
F Tracks the 5th and 9Th day of May D. 1922 the following
described held behalf Of the
opposite thereof satisfy charges
thereon the following described property to-wit:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-15
TOM MARSHALL
HOST At Dinner
TO old FRIENDS
Twenty-Five Attend Reunion in
Honor of Captain julie CAL
hOun at ketfhsburg.
Especial Correspondence

keithsburg, May 15.-Tom A.
Marshall was host here Saturday
noon at a dinner in honor of Cap
tain julie Calhoun. The reunion
was enjoyed by 90 guests, old
friends of the captain. The dinner
was served on the spacious veranda
of the New Arlington hotel and
was prepared by Mrs. Mary Porter.
There were toasts and reminis
cences of early days. The guests
fingered long at the table and con-
Guided with three cheers for our
Tom"
Following are the names of those
present at the dinner:
julie Calhoun, st. Louis; Samuel
Ives, Harry Hall, Oquawka; P. H.
Dorothy, Albert Gray, Aledo; Gene
Moffett, Oquawka; William Nc
Manus, Aledo; Arthur Weir, Tom
Rippey. Dell Hill, George Billings,
viii Elicit, Dick Willett, Plum Fur
long, Billy Durkee, Robert Keith,
Mike Conley, Monmouth; Dad
Green, Tom Marshall, Jack Gil
rain, Maurice Lloyd, Charley Lloyd,
Frosty Flova, Judy Thomson, Ed
OFT, Elmer Deterline, Tom Edging
ton. Ed Elicit, and George Buford,
Aledo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-15
LEGAL ACTION TO
DISSOLVE SCHOOL
DISTRICT BEGUN
ESPECIAL Correspondence)

Galva, May illegal action to
dissolve the Galva high school COM
munity district will be started at
the june session of the Henry coun-
ty circuit court by the tax payers
in Weller township of Henry coun-
ty. Between $4,000 and $4,000 has
been raised by popular subscription
among the tax payers of Weller
township to defray the expenses of
the coming legal battle The tax
payers of Weller township have re-
tanned the two celebrated attorneys,
SturtZ and Evan, of Kewanee to
plead their side of the case. Weller
township is part of the present
Galva high school community dis
trict-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-15
(PRICHARD SCHOOL
EAST OF ENESEO
GRADUATES CLASS
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, May 15.-Louis G. Ra-
der, who has taught the Prichard
school east of town during the pasc
year, finished the years work Fri
day The closing day was one of
pleasure and was attended by a
number of friends and patrons of
the school The pupils brought
their lunches for the MONDAY
meal of. which the "wienie roast"
was pleasant feature The after
noon program was as follows:
Commencement Greetings-Har-
low Prichard.
Recitation, "a Question Flea
nor Benson.
Recitation, May blossoms Ma
RE Synesa1.
Recitation, Whose Circus ?"-
Morris Prichard
Recitation, "Johnny's Soliloquy"
William Prichard.
Recitation, 1.-The Toad"-Lauren
Prichard.
Recitation, "The Boys Song
Maurice Prichard
Recitation, "Tis May"-Wiiliam
Holmstrom
Recitation, did You Pass?'-
Alvin DanielSon.
Mr.. RAIDER presented the report
cards at the close of the program
and an eighth grade diploma was
given to Harlow Prichard. Spell
ing certificates were awarded to
Harlow Prichard and Maurice
Prichard in recognition of 100 per-
feet spelling tests. The school ex-
hibited a number of bird houses
which the pupils had built and also
one bird feeder. Mr. RAIDER is plan
ming to go to Normal, ILL.,, for the
special teachers course which is
given at that institution during the
summer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-15
SWAN OLSON, AGED
CAMBRIDGE NAN,
Is LAID TO REST
Especial Correspondence

Cambridge, May 15.-Funeral
services for Swan Olson, aged 81
years, a resident of Cambridge for
At years, who died at the home of
his son, Oscar, west of town, last
Friday, were held at 2 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at the Swedish
Lutheran church. Rev. Signard
Hanson, pastor, officiated, and in
torment was in Rosedale cemetery.
Mr.. Olson was born in Kustdals,
Sweden, in 1S41, and came to Cam
bridge in 1875. He was married to
Miss Caroline Swanson and to this
union were born six children.
Charles, Swan, NeIs, Mrs. Betty
Halstrom and Mrs. Ella Grammar,
all of whom are living. His wife
preceded him in death 26 years.
Mr. Swanson's death was caused
by pneumonia. His four sons act
ed at pallbearers.