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The herald., 1897-01-02
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs

At the regular meeting of Los Angeles
Tent No. 2, held on Wednesday evening,
the proposition of Angel City Tent No.
81 of Boyle Heights for consolidation
was accepted, and the same will be con-
summated at the third meeting in Janu-
airy. The Boyle Heights tent will swell
the already large list of members of
Los Angeles tent forty-five.
Los Angeles Tent No and the ladies
of Hive No. will give card party at
the hall on the evening of January 18th.
installations of all Of the tents will
occur the third week in the month.
California tent, No. 6, will have
notable meeting on Thursday evening
next, which promises to be largely at
tended. The principal feature will be
the presentation OF Jewels to nine past
commanders of the tent This will be
followed by a fine social program. Dep
uty Supreme Commander c. A. Luck
enbach is expected TO act as master Of
ceremonies.
Several candidates will be- initiated
by Los Angeles tent, No. ., next We'd
.nesday night.
Deputy Supreme Commander Charles
A. Luckenbach of this city has taken
charge Of the work of the order on the
Pacific coast. including the states of
California, Oregon and Washington.
His Headquarters will be at Los Angeles.
The supreme tent is we'll satis7ieci with
Sir Knight Luckenbach. and so are his
host of California friends
The herald., 1897-01-02
FoREsTERs or AMERICA

The board Of deputies meet at For
esters' hall Sunday morning for the
examination of officers-elect as to
their knowledge of the written and un-
written work.
Installations will be In order next
week, commencing on Monday night.
The masquerade social by Court Sun
set last Monday night was a pleasing
success.
Court Francaise will have public in
stalIation Of officers, followed by grand
ball at Druid's hail. in the Downey
block, next Tuesday night. The follow
ing Officers-elect will be installed: II.
Clary, deputy grand chief ranger; u.
Harotcarena, chief ranger; NJ. Puisse-
CUR, sub chief ranger; p. Pervochon,
past chief ranger; G. Lacour, treasurer;
u. Apion, financial secretary: f. Sesma
recording secretary: NJ. Boisseranc, Sc
nior woodward; p. Cormano, junior
woodward; M. Bertrand, senior beadle;
N. Bertrand, Junior beadle; l.. Massey
trustee; Dr. z. A. Ledoux court physi-
Wan. Viole & Lopizich, druggists.
There will be a Joint meeting of Los
Angeles, Laurel and Angeline circles
c. of F., at Foresters' hall on Wednes-
day evening next for business purposes
Mohammed council No. 1, which ex-
emplif1es the Orient degree OF the +. o.
A, attended the Burbank theater last
evening In body chaperoned by Prince
Adolph Gates.
Foresters' hall. 1071s N. Main street
is being remodeled, refurnished and n
banquet room added. 1t will also be
lighted by electricity
Court Columbus No. 102 has mad most
complete arrangements for their public
installation and entertainment at Music
hall next Tuesday evening. f. A. Maui
ricio, as deputy chief grand ranger, Will
conduct the installation, assisted by the
installing board. This work will be
done in Spanish, as that Is the official
language of the court. The program
will include a concert in which DR..
Gomez will give piano solo. vocal Sc
lection by Mrs. II. c. Vignes. Spanish
dances by two favorite young senoritas
address by Past Grand High Chief
Ranger A. Orfila, Judges L. S. Seaman
and w A. Ryan. The Court Columbus
brass band OF thirty-six pieces will
render operato selections under the
leadership of J. 3. Balderas, and the
Court Columbus orchestra led by J. p.
Martinez and r. Rozelli will furnish
music for the ball. A very large attend
ance is expected.
Court Sunset will initiate three cand-
dates next Monday night, after which
their new officers will be installed.
The herald., 1897-01-02
CROWN OF THE VALLEYS SFETE
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Mamie and Susie Shaifer and Miss pos
ter was trimmed with smilax and pink
roses.
The next carriage was beautifully
trimmed with pepper boughs and con-
tanned John Howard, Mrs. r. c. Dean,
f. M. Starr and Miss Annie Dean.
The carriage containing w, H. Conger
Mrs. Earnsburger and Mrs. Siskron was
trimmed with rose vines and geraniums
Mrs. J. E. Doty's carriage was elabor-
ately decorated with smilax, roses, car
nations and marguerltes.
Mrs. J. S. Glasscock and Miss Grace
Smith rode in vehicle beautifully trim
med In heliotrope and violets, producing
a black and lavender effect.
b. q. Simpson and Miss Effie Simpson
rode in a gorgeously decorated cart in
which smilaX, geraniums and pampaS
plumes were used to produce beauti-
full and striking effect.
The cart containing Prof. Schleif and
Miss Chamberlain was trimmed with
smilax and red geraniums.
In the single horse division It. e.
Hall and Miss Ida Jefts rode in q vehi-
Gle tastefully trimmed with roses and
Gala lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harding's tournout
was deliberately decorated with pepper
boughs and Gala lilies.
Lucy Jarvis and Miss OBrien rode In
q cart trimmed with yellow chrysahtne-
NUNS.
Ethel Scoville looked charming In her
cart, the latter adorned with pepper
boughs and roses.
Blanche Semple and Bertha Benedict
rode in a carriage trimmed with white
and yellow marguerites, roses and rose
vines.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
A floral parade would lack an element
of completeness il the fire department.
was not represented, for the boys al
ways make an artistic display. Yester-
day Chief Turbott led the way In his
buggy, that was trimmed with chrys-
anthemums and with streamers of the
national colors. Seated with him was
Assistant Chief Hovey.
The engine shone like silver and was
elaborately decorated with floral treas
ures. The letters p. f. D. were worked
In carnations on a ground of white roses,
and the smoke stack was covered In with
white roses and capped with q rich
crown of red geraniums.
The hook and ladder company also
lined up splendidly. Ropes of Gala lilies
were twned around, the spOles of the
wheels were outlined with lilies, and
various parts of the machine were bank
ed in with roses. Surmounting 1t was a
large-szed flreman's cap made of yell
low chrysanthemurnS
The herald., 1897-01-02
IOrs III Southern CalifOrnIa.
ORDER OF PENDO.
Angeleno council No. IL have elect
A FALSE ALARM

About o'clock last evening an alarm
OF fire was rung in from box 46, calling
the department to the residence of a Mr..
Dunham on Seventh street, near Pearl.
The Durham family have been absent
from home for several days, but had
come back and a fire had been kindled in
a CRATE to warm the house. A neighbor
saw the reflections of the dancing flames
on a window, and. thinking the house on
fire, turned in the alarm.
The alarm came in while the new Hill
street engine house was crowded with
spectators, who had come to witness
the practice drill and exhibition hitch
ups of the fire laddies, so the visitors
were treated to genuine turn out.
which was performed as expeditiously
as had been done for show purposes
only.
The herald., 1897-01-02
FRHTERAAL B0Nl5

SH0WcQ now MASOn uNSDC VlSlL u
lodge I'M any country without an ex-
only white member of a lodge in japan
which had a membership of 286.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FOREST
ERS.
High Chief Ranger McElfresh Is ex-
pected home today from his visit to
courts In the northern part of the
state. Next week he will officlate as in
stalling officer for several courts in this
city.
Court Los Angeles Initiated four can
didates and admitted two by card a!
their meeting Thursday night.
number of Los Angeles Foresters
will visit Court Long Beach No. 35 or
the 9th on which occasion there will be
public installation, social and BAN
quet.
Two new courts will shortly be insti-
tuted in this city.
Installation of officers will occupy the
time or the courts next week. On Tues
day evening Court Temple No. $40, al
245 South Spring street, will install Of
ficers. On Wednesday evening Court
La Fiesta No. $50 at Paulk's hall, Court
Morris Vineyard No. 532, Friday even
ing, Court Mateo on the 18th, Court
Palmetto on the Goth and Court Los An
geles on the 21st. The High Chief Rang
er G. A. Nc Elfresh will conduct some OF
these installations, and the Royal For
esters Will assist at all of them, in full
uniform.
Los Angeles Council No. 422, Grand
Order Orient, conferred the degree on
a number of subjects recently at thei,
hall in /. o. F. temple. Prominent
among the newly made princes were
Sheriff John Burr, Under Sheriff H. O.
Clements and Rev. S. A. Widney.
The herald., 1897-01-02
n. r. NORcROSs. HoHnr
time was passed, and some bright things

time was passed, and some bright things
said.
The directors of the tournament made
gallant showing yesterday mounted
upon their chargers, which were deco
rated as follows: Cal Hartwell, white
and yellow marguerites and smilax; II.
X. Hertel, smilaX and white carna tions !;
Ed Lockett smilax and roses; w. B.
Rowland, smilax and white roses; G. C.
Brown, snilax and white and yellow
marguerites; M. Fl. Weight, smilax and
white roses; John Mcdonald, smilax
and white roses.
-Four tots, dressed in white and red,
INA double team goat carriage, was one
of the features of the parade.
The prizes on exhibition IN the window
of Colorado street store attracted
many envious eyes in the afternoon,
while they We're being marked with the
winners names
The general verdict was that the tour
nament of 1867 was success, despite
the fact that chilly winds had kept back
the roses somewhat
The herald., 1897-01-02
ODD FELLOWS

n: =. Quackenbush d. d. G. NJ, of dis
trict No: S5; o. G. Tullis. D. D. G. M. of
district NJ. 80; W. T. W. Curl D. D. q
M, for the encampmonts, and Mrs
Anna Liddell. D. d. C. M. for district
NO. TO- Rebekahs. will commence the
work of instruction of the numerous
lodges on Monday next, to contiue until
will be published later
orc lodge No. 315 and Arbutus lodge
NO, 2o4, Rebekahs, will have a. ioint
puollc installation on the evening of
Jan. 18th.
regular work will increase after the
installations are over.
A Joint Christmas party was given bv
Hofer lodge No. 60 and Edelweiss f3re
No. 81. Rebekahs. at Memorial hall moro
especially for the families and the child
rem. A Christmas tree was loaded with
gifts for old and young and the program
included vocal and instrumental music
and banquet, all of which was appre-
ciated by the large number rpesent.
The herald., 1897-01-02
THE REBEKAHS

Sycamore lodge No. 14O of Santa
Monica rendered reception on Wednes-
day evening to the past grand president
Mrs. Marion Greenwood of Stockton
and the past grand president, Miss Fan
ME Benjamin of Los Angeles. There was
p very interesting program of literary
and musical exercises, which was fol
lowed by sumptuous banquet
Eureka lodge No. 1913 had a Christina
tree Wednesday night for the benefit
of the young people. A short but inter-
esting program of music, recitations
etc, was given, and old Santa Claus was
introduced
Grand President Mrs Marion Green
wood will visit Silver Wave lodge No
199 at Santa Monica this evening.
The herald., 1897-01-02
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
WORKMEN.

st. Elmo lodge. No. 23S will confer
the Junior workman degree upon two
candidates and the workman degree
ON two candidates at their meeting
next Monday night. in amplified form
Southern California lodge, No. 191,
mad fnitiatory work Thursday night.
The following officers of St. Elmo lodge
NO. 23S VIII be installed on January 10:
=. y. Powers, past master workman i;
c. G. Edmund. master workman. In,
seph Poylson. foreman; S. p. Moncton
overseer; j. w. Clemons, guide: ]. r,
Cate, inside watchman; James Light
outside watchman
Magnolia lodge. Degree of Honor will
eXemplify the new floor work on Frida v
evening next, and initiate seven can
didateS
The herald., 1897-01-02
RED MEN.

Cocopah tribe, No. 81, Improved Order
of Red Men. Is the only tribe in Los
Angeles, and holds meetings every
Thursday at 115h North Main street
1t has several palefaces now under con-
sideration. and others in view. The rails
ing up of chiefs will take place on
Thursday next. This order IS now es-
tablished i'm forty states. and numbers
10000. including the degree of Poca-
hontas, for ladies. The order was estab
lished In California November 9, 1868
The principal organizers were the late
Adam Smith, past great incohonee, ].
A. Woodson. A. Lobrie, T. Ansbro. ]
w. Bucklin, David Louderback and w.
II. Mills.
The herald., 1897-01-02
CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Los Angeles council had a very in
teresting session at their half on the
East Side Wednesday night. Six can
didates were initiated. Several visit
ors were present.
State Organizer W. A. Peabody Is still
confined to his home by illness.
Canielion council, No. SO, will have
an important meeting next Tuesday
night. A large number of visitors are
expected, and several candidates will
be initiated.
The New Years eve ball given by
Guardian council No. 90, at Illinois hall
Thursday night was very largely at
tended and was a highly successful So
cial affair.
The herald., 1897-01-02
KICKED IN THE ABDOMEN.

Late last evening Coroner Campbell
was notified of the death of a Chinese
ranch hand named Kim Nuy, who eX-
pred yesterday afternoon from the eff
fects of injuries sustained at l D. m
Thursday by being kicked In the abdo-
men by a. horse. The celestial worked
on the ranch of Jim Lee south Of the city
and was harnessing the animal when he
was kicked. He fingered for over TWEEN
tyfour hours in sreat agony until death
came to his relief. The body was brought
to the city and an inquest will be held
this morning
The herald., 1897-01-02

by Los Angeles company No. %, U. r.,
in the Pasadena parade yesterday was
the gift of the Rathbone sisters of Santa
Monica, and cost not less than SIS. 1t
was OF the latest u. s. design and is
probably the only one on the coast today
1t was also the first occasion on which
the beautiful flag has been unfurled.
The herald., 1897-01-02
DISEASE OF THE HEART

Coroner Campbell held an inquest yes
terday morning at the undertaking
rooms of Kregelo &s Bresee upon the re-
mains of Malcom B. Stevens. the old
expressman who was found dead on his
wagon seat on Thursday evening. Val
vular disease of the heart was the cause
OF death.
The herald., 1897-01-02
SCATTERED ROSE LEAVES.

The Pasadena division, Knights OF
Pythias, did graceful thing Yesterday
They won the first prize and al the con-
nubiation held later in the day at their
lodge rooms, they presented the pen
nant to their brethren of the Los AnSe-
les division, who had accompanied them
in the parade At the banquet rendered
the visiting brethren a most enjoyable
The herald., 1897-01-02
ROYAL FORESTERS.

The regular convocation of Los Ange-
les Encampment No II, Royal Forest
ers, will be held at I. o. f. temple on
Monday evening, next ,at which time of
ficers will be elected for the ensuing
year.
The public will give expression to
pleased surprise when the Royal Fores-
ters make their next public appearance
in their new uniform
The herald., 1897-01-02
ANY LAW BUSINESS?

If so. come to US for advice without
cost No charge il we fail to win your
case. and will undertake any just cause.
and fight the devil If necessary. Col
lections pushed. Correspondence So
licited. Langworthy Co, 2ss South
Spring Street.
The herald., 1897-01-02

c. f. Handy, Geo Blake, l.. P. Carter.
A. J. Brothers. G. F. Morden and A. B.
Paul, jr., of San Francisco registered a t
the Hollenbeck yesterday.
The herald., 1897-01-02
A NEW YEARS TREAT.

A feaetof roart vuckirg pig was served
to the i. mates OF the county jail In honor
of the holiday yesterday and all Of Sher-
iff Burr'5 boarders enjoyed q square
meal.
The herald., 1897-01-02
To Cure a CoId in Orc Dov

Take Laxative Bromo Quirine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it
fails to cure. 25c
The herald., 1897-01-02
N. d. G. w

La EsperanZa parlor No. "a. Native
Daughters of the Golden West, have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Miss A. Gilman, past presi-
dent; Mary Meade, president; Mrs. S.
Rios, first vice-president; Mrs Drown,
second vice-president; Mrs F. Simpson,
third vice-president; Louise Dohs. re-
cording secretary; Celial Katie, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Tullis, marshal;
Misses Glass. Aymes and Green trus-
tees; Miss Smith, inside sentinel: Mrs.
Phillips, outside sentinel: Miss Hook
stratten, district deputy These officers
will be installed Saturday evening, jan
uary I'd.
Grand President Mrs Mary Tillman of
San Francisco will shortly visit the par
lors in Southern California
ORDER OF PENDO.
Angeleno council No. 12 have elected
the following officers: Geo. r. Street,
worthy councillor; A. Mendelson, vice
councillor; Jacob Lyser. secretary; S. N.
Cupp, treasurer; Mrs. S. N Cupp, chap
lain; Miss Annie Cooper, guide; Huldah
Halbracht, warden; Mrs. Minnie Fer
ris. sentinel: DR.. A. Davidson. physi-
cian A. W. Ellington. druggist: w.
Harris, VIM. o. Levy and Mrs. Fl. Cook.
trustees. Installation next Tuesday
night, closing with a social hop.
Next Monday night Angeleno council
will visit Pasadena to assist in the or
ganization of a new council at that place
by Deputy Organizer Jacob Lyser.
The herald., 1897-01-02

DIRECTORY Or SOUTHERN CALL
IFFORNIA HOTELS.
HOTEL GREEN--J. II. Holmes. mana
ger. Pasadena.
HOTEL. METROPOLE-On Santa Cata-
lima Island
GOTEL ARCADIA--Santa Monica,
Rheinheart proprietor.
HOTEL fOILF..> 3l1CK-- --Srring and Sec
ond streets Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMONA-spring and Third
streets. Los Angeles.
ABBOTSFORp INts-Corner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PORTLAN D--44i South Spring
street. Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNSWICh-Santa a Ana, Amer
lean and European plans
HOTEL EOLYEOOD-Riversid B.
Cochrane. proprietor.
THE ROWELIrMain and Ninth streets.
Riverside, L. ]. Davis. proprietor
HOTEL. CARLTOE--13 to q East Colo
RADIO street. Pasadena
HOTEL AvALON-Avalon. Santa Cata-
lima Island
~ p.iStsrs Tourtk asd g az. Han $sSsa
The herald., 1897-01-02
Not How Cheap,
But How Good

IF YOU HAD AN IMPORTANT LEGAL
suit to settle, would you send around
and get bids from a lot of lawyers
and then employ the cheapest?
The herald., 1897-01-02

DIRECToRY Or SOUTHERN CALL
lFFORNIA HOTELS.
The herald., 1897-01-02

II one of your
family was sud
denly taken sick,
would you send
around to all the
doctors in your
neigh borhood and
call in the one
who would offer a
cure for the least
money?
A cheap lawyer
IS likely to be a
"sh IS ter" and a
cheap doctor a
"quack,'' and so
a cneap Electric
Belt is likely 10 be
a delusion and a
snare. Don't buy
a thing because it
is cheap. and es .
pecially not when
he oAol 80
The herald., 1897-01-02

HOTEL GREEN--J. Il. Holmes. mana
ger. Pasadena
The herald., 1897-01-02

IHaI tHIHE Is TOT ms good OF your
health.
If you buy an Electric Belt 1t is certain
~ TO your best interest to buy the one
which has built up a reputation by its
CURES. After all. cure is what you
want, whatever the cost and the remedy
that has cured others is most likely to
cure you; and, even if it does cost IL little
moro than those whose reputation is built
on buster. it is cheaper in the end BE
CAUSE IT CURES.
DR.. Sandens Electric Belt has done n
great deal of good work in this country
It's cures give it the reputation it has. If
you want an electric belt. and want one
that will cure. you want DIR. Sanders
Some of the proof of It's cures can be
found in the little book, Three Glasses
of Men" which is free, sealed by mail Or
at the office.
The herald., 1897-01-02

HOTEL METROPOLE-On Santa Ceta-
lima Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-07
State Y. M. &. A,

The Young Mems Christisn Asso-
citation of Illinois will hold its con-
ventiou this year at Decatur, Oct.
2t-.4 being the dates. This annual
convention differs somewhat from
the other young peoples conven-
tions in that it is composed solely Of
busy business men and of EN- ployed
young men, or Of young men pursu-
ing their studies in colleges. These,
Of course, find it difficult to leave
their business and work, and hence
the convention is comparatively not
a large one. Some 400 delegates,
however. are expected. A marked
feature OF these gatherings OF young
men is the absence Of undue enthusi.
ssm, and prevailing spirit of
manly earnestness which thought
fully and seriously considers the
best interests of the work at hand,
and Of plans for its vigorous prose-
cution in the future. The Young
Mems Christian Association has be-
come permanent organization, and
is regarded everywhere as a most
useful ally Of the evangelical
churches by pastors. educators and
business men everywhere, and no
little Importance attaches itself to
its annual convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-07

The Tri-City Dental association
held its annual meeting at Scheut.
zen part, Davenport Tuesday even
ing. preceding which the members
sat down to fine spread. DIR.
Peace, the retiring president. de-
livered his annual address and an
election of officers for the ensuing
year was held. resulting:
President-Dr. j. w. Guessing.
Moline.
Vice Presidsnt-Dr. c. r. Baker,
Davenport. .......
Secretsry-Dr. W. 6. Hay. Mo-
line.
Treasurer--Dr. l.. w. Skidmore,
Moline.
The next monthly meeting Of the
association will be held In Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-07
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
D.. A. II. Arp Suing the Rock Island Road
for freight Over ChAyges.

Ors a. h Arp Suing the kock lsian0 Road
for Freight Over Changer.
Trial OF the suit of Dr.. A H. Arp.
of Moline, against the Rock Island
railroad company, was begun in the
circuit court this morning. The
case is an appeal by the defend
ant from a justice court. DR..
Arp seeks to recover $67.4O.
to which extent he alleges to have
been overchsrged in the shipment Of
freight from Moline to Patterson, n.
J. Col. Henry, Curtis appears for
the railroad company, and W. A.
Meese and W. c. Allen for the plain
tiff, while the following jury has
been selected to decide the case:
George Schsible, Nathan Rylander.
G. A. Darling, Frank Goff, Gustai
Kiotz, W. W. Bearby, Gus NJ Ford,
Walter Davis, John Schaab, James
Hutchinson, Charles Jones, William
Copp.
The following orders have been en-.
tered by Judge Gest:
Christina Thorsen vs.. Andrew Dex.
ter. ejectment, dismissed by plain.
tiff. Judgment against plaintiff for
costs; Riverside Milling company VS..
David j. Brown, assumpsis, defend
snt called and defaulted. cause
heard, judgment against defendant
for 5000 50 and costs of suit; Tri.
City Packing and Provision company
VS.. David j. Brown, assumpsit, de-
PENDANT called and defaulted, cause
heard. judgment for plaintiff for
s34 As and costs; X. Wittenberg, Jr. .
& Co. VS.. David J. Brown, sssump-
sit, defendant called and defaulted,
cause heard, Judgment for plaintiff
for s25 50 ana costs; Erdix 7. Smith
& Co. vs.. David j. Brown, assump
sit. defendant called and defaulted,
judgment for plaintiff for s54 4S and
costs; The Martin Woods company
VS.. David j. Brown, assumpsit, de.
fendant called and defaulted. judg
ment for plaintiff for 1862 and
costs; Lottie Treason vs.. Jacob NJ
Weaver ct al. bill to set aside Will
costs paid. dismissed by plaintiff
John NJ. Albrecht VS.. Patrick Beate'
ct al bill 10 quiet title. dismissed
by complainant; Dora Sohmielau. ex-
ecutor, Va. Peter Grampp ct al, fore
closure, dismissed st defendant.
cost; Nora Young vs.. Melissa johnson
ct al partition, cause referred &c
master to take and report proofs
Frank ID. Schaible vs.. Hans A. Lag
ct al. foreclosure, defendant callet
and dsfaulted and bill taken Pre-
coDfesso as to costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-07
VIII Oatdo Barnum

The Moline Charity circus takes
place Saturday next. The parade
leaves Market square, Moline, at
IL IN. The afternoon performance
begins at 2:30. followed by con-
cert. Supper will be served on the
grounds from to 1870. The even
ing performance begins at 7:30, fol.
lowed by concert. Among the
equestrian artists are Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Harper, Miss Dart. Mes-rs. X.
+. Harper and Oscsr Schmidt, Of Rock
Island. Several Rock Island car
riages will be in the parade. and
Miss Dart, Mr.. Schmidt and the
Messrs. White will participate in the
concert. The circus tent ia to be
pitched in vacant lot just above
the Moline High school. Rock ISL
and people attending should leave
either, line of c:rs at Fifteenth or
Sixteenth streets, and proceed di-
rectly south. Banners at the street
corners direct them.