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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
TO ENRICH the POOR
MExIco's RicHEsr MAN MAY pls.
TRieuTE MILLIONS.
Thousands Of AIvarado's countryrnen
to Receive Aid from hIm--He May
Vet Pay His countrx's Ma.
tjopst Debt---Rapld Rise.

tionsl Debt--Rapid Rise.
City of Mexico dame Rumor has
It that Don Pedro Alvarado, the rich.
est man among the Mexlcans, is about
to distribute several million pesos
among the poor of his country. He Is
the owner OF the phenomenal Palmil.
10 mine, in Parral, state Of Chihuahua,
and his only peer In wealth is Don
Luis Terrazas, ex-governor OF tho
state of Chihuahua, and father.in.law
OF Hon. Enrique Clay Creel, the new
Mexican ambassador to Washington.
Alvarado Is rated at $15O.000.V00.
Mexican money. or course, that is a
moderate fortune alongside those OF
Rockefeller Belt and other billion
aires, but the Mexican millionaire, II
Dame Rumor Is correct, is about TO
teach lesson TO many a man who
might profitably go and do likewise.
II is said that Don Pedro Will dis
tribute the sum of ten million pesos
among the needy poor of Mexico soon.
It is not his plan to give the cash
outright. but to provide homes and
lands for the poor, and equip them so
they can earn their living at trades
and on plantations. II is sort of CO.
operative plan: this philanthropic
man will cooperate with Providence
in the undertaking that will have
the effect of making 10000 Mexi-
cans Independent. educate as many
poor children and give away a
few odd millions every year. Ever
since he got his money he has spent
large sums along Just such lines,
and the new idea therefore Is
but a broadening of old methods on
his part. for he has always been lib
eral to the poor and has erected quite
a number of churches and school
houses where they were needed in the
great state of Chihuahua
Six years ago Don Pedro Alvarado
was a poor miner, but soon fell under
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
And Now the Auto Divorce.

$50 Flyhigh and his wife are a.
vOfced? You surprise me! What was
the grOund:''
"Oh. incompatibility of ideas. She
wanted 10 r,in their motor car with
denatured alcohol, and he preferred
gasoline. OF course they would never
agree, so they have separated" :
Judge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06

MI trHIHS uaIIy tXCtDI IUcdIS anu
Nos. and TO-.
l.. Il. NLBERGALL.
Ticket Agent.
Phones-Home GAG; Bell III.
Effect Jan. /, 1907.
For further information regarding
trains, call information operator,
either phone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06

Man gains his goal in the firmament-.
Reaping, he harvests but discomfort!
Blending with hope is a base alloy.
Lost in the strife Of LIES simpler joy
Death to us all sends his blighting
ban:
He careth naught for famous man!
Are these not better-more perfect
bliss;
Love and cottage, baby's kiss?
Why toll ye on for an empty name.
Bleeding and faint on the Ladder OF
Fame?
BYRON WILLIAMS
Copyright.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
Benefits Of Education.

Mistress gracious. Marie. what
a mess your Kitchen Is in! Whatever
have yon been doing? 1t Will take you
a week TO clean 1t. should think.
Marle--ies. mum; the young ladies
have been down here showing me how
to boil a potato according to the cook
book.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06

Piercing tho azure OF Heavens blue.
What doth the Ladder OF Fame lead
to-?
Does its top rest gainst Diana's
tower?
Temple of Ephesus? Vesta's bower?
High in q castle of wondrous gems.
is there crown with It's dladems?
Why do men struggle In hope and
hate,
Specks on the ladder, toward their
Fate?
Scaling the rungs to the Land OF
Fame,f
Craving renown and an eudless name.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
WEARYMLLYSTALEs
The DHapidated Gentleman Con.
tinues Stories Of Tramp Life.
HOW ne BECAME AN oUTcAsr
While Staying at Farmhouse He
Tells o Fictitious Aneedote and Then
Gets a Walioping From the Hired

Copyright, 1907, by Homer sprague.l
"Dld IL ever occur to you that
Weary william meets up with coinci.
dences as well as other folks?" asked
the dllapIdated gentleman as he pock-
eted the coin ana prepared to talk.
"Well, then, let me say that he does,
and two that occurred to me a couple
of years ago In my travels are worth
relating. l had been hooflng 1t pretty
hard for couple of weeks when my
feet got sore, and looked for a place
TO lay off for u day or two. ! selected
a modest looking farmhouse and turn
ed In. and my knock on the kitchen
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
No Coat for Nineteen Years.

Daring the journey from Victoria
Falls TO Kimberley big, sun Drowned
man boarded the Zambesi express
minus his coat, with his shirtsleeves
rolled up. He took seat at dinner
and the chief steward remarked to
him that as there were ladies' present
perhaps he would have no objection
TO putting on his coat. "Great Scott"
the man replied. II haven't worn a
coat for 10 years. You will have to
walt, my friend. until i can buy one
~ Kimberley,"-South African Rail.
way Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
In Kentucky Mountains.

The Moonshiner's Daughter now
in its fourth successful season will
appear at the Cairo opera house on
Saturday, Oct 10, for a matinee, A
realistic scene depicting life in the
mountairs OF Kentucky is said to be
dramauic offering creating more
than usual interest. The fuedism
which recently has created editorial
comment is brought to light with vivid
n alism and the elimination of an al
fair Of love between two idylls of the
Kentucky mountains give ample OPP
portunity for the discussion of the
realistic merits pro and con of Ken
tueky's factions-the law and those
who would oppose it. An excellent
cast is promised and some bright
specialties will be introduced.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
fine BUILDING
TO Be ERECTED
IN PLACE or OLD FRAME STRuc-
TURE ON EIGHTH STREET BY
HERBERT ESTATE.
FOR WHOLESALE FIRM
And Hank GoettIe--Building Win Be
Three Stories and Fifty Feet
Front on Eighth
Street.

Negotiations have been going on for
some days and are understood to have
been satisfactorily concluded, by
which the Louis Herbert Estate Will
erect fine brick building on Eighth
street in place of the one story frame
which now occupies the ground where
THE Bowery" saloon has been con
Quoted so many years by Hank Goet
tie. The project has been under con
sideration several months and was
nearly decided upon once before but
was changed to a repair plan for the
present structure, because a salts
factory arrangement could not be
made for the renting of all of the pro-
posed new structure But it appears
now that the Weber-Phillippi the new
wholesale firm which Herman Weber
is forming, desires to occupy all of the
building which will not be taken by
Hank Goethe for his saloon business;
and this proposition has revived the
plans to erect the fine structure.
1t is understood that the building
will be three stories high, and front so
feet ON Eighth street, running back
nearly the full depth of the lots, 100
feet. Mr.. Goethe will occupy the first
and second floors Of one side and the
Weber-Phillippi company viii occupy
the first and second floor of the other
side and all of the third floor.
Mr. Goethe will move his saloon
across the street into the
old Alexander club building which is
owned by the Herbert Estate and
where he will be comfortably stu.
ated until his new quarters shall be
ready for him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
LARGE AUDIENCE
At HIGH SCHOOL
HEARS. MADRlGAL LADY ENTER.
TANNERS GIVE PLEASING MUS.
icAL FEATuRES-ScHooL
ORCHESTRA PLAYED.

The first entertainment Of the High
School course was given in Assembly
Hall at the school last evening under
the most favorable auspices.
There was a large audience and the
Madrigal Lady Entertainers proved
themselves a very interesting attrac
ton. The artists were:
Misses Bertha Pearson, soprano so
loist; Gertrude Monroe Hite, violin
nezzo-sop: Jesse B. Monroe. reader,
alto; and Faye Arnold. contralto, &C
eompanist.
The High school orchestra played
for the first time and made a good inn
preston upon the audience The
members of the orchestra are as fol
'ows:
Miss Winifred Cox, pianist; Howard
Frank, first violin Chester White,
raymond Franklin, Willis Lazarus,
second yiolins; Clifford Vincent. sax
lphone; John Hofheinz. clarinet; Carl
Herbert. cello; Arthur Krauss. drums.
Mrs. Laura A. Miller is director and
teacher Of the orchestra.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
ROCUES' GALLERY OF
HABITUAL "DRUh KS

Chicago, Oct. l5-The Hyde Park
liquor Dealers association. as a mat
ter Of self-protection. has started a
crusade against those who over i'm
bibe.
Notices have been sent out by the
secretary OF the association request.
ms each bartender to ask for the
photograph OF every drunkard from
bis wife or family in case complaint is
made about selling liquor to him. The
pictures are TO be sent to the secre
tary of the association. and he in turn
is 70 have copies made and sent to
Pyery member Of the association. The
pictures then are to be pasted on the
mirror behind the bar so that the dis
penser OF drinks may see at a glance
if he is selling liquor TO a drunkard.
Two members Of the association
lately have been prosecuted by indig-
nant wives for having sold intoxicants
20 their husbands.
This caused the movement to brand
the drunkards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
FACTORY HAS
CLOSED|TSD DOORS
METAL BOUND PACKAGE COM.
PANY AT MOUND CITY IN
FINANCIAL STRAITS.
OWES NEARLY 100000
qest Stock Holders--Numbe
of Suits Filed Against
Company.

The Metal Bound Package com
pany's plant at Mound City once a
humming. thriving establishment. is
closed and likely not to open its doors
again.
The company Is badly involved the
Indebtedness being reported at about
100000, a large part of which, how
ever, is due to the largest stock hold
ers of the concern, who are prom.
inent business men residing at Mum
Gle, Ind,
Recently r. B. Cotter, the manager
of the plant resigned his office and
went to Chicago to reside. A Mr..
Morgan of Muneie, Ind, was sent
down to Mound City to take charge
of the plant but when he saw the
true condition of affairs he went back
to the Indiana city and quickly asked
TO be relieved OF his responsibilities
Some Of the creditors are Cairo
business men and firms but ii is I'M
derstood that the sums owing them
are not large.
A number of suits have been filed
against the company, aggregating
thousands of dollars.
In case the stock holders decide to
run the plant, it is probable that a
petition for a receiver win be filed.
Otherwise the company may go into
bankruptcy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
MULOOON AS A
CABINET MEMBER
RECENT RUMOR HAS 1T PRESI-
DENT PLANS TO MAKE HIM
HEAD OF PHYSICAL Gull
TURE DEPARTMENT.

Washington, Oct 15.-lt is rumored
that Prof William Meldoon of White
Plains. ~ Y, is to become a member
of President Roosevelt's cabinet. If
congress creates the department OF
physical culture for the repair OF over
worked officers of the government
The increasing number Of sreh OIL
cials sent to Professors rest cure
at White Plains has demonstrated the
necessity for the new government de-
partment,
The president who is deeply sym
pathetic with the victims Of the siren
uous pace he has set for his suborIi
mates. will. It is reported, devote con
siderable time to the organization O.
the new department. The estimates
for its maintenance will call for ic0
medicine balls. 40 cross country
hunters. 2o sets Of hroadswords. so
assorted punching bags. 10 1G-pound
shots. 10 12.pound hammers. 10 se's
of single sicks. 500 sweaters Of assert.
cd sizes. - sets Of dumbbells. 60 axes
fer chopping trees. FIVE dozen ship
ping ropes and the usual parsphernl
Tia Of the up-to-date gymnasium.
Il is understood that Prof Muldocn
will be offered the salary ri cati-
net officer ana bon,is Of 5000 a year
from the executive fund 10 accept the
direction Of the new department. The
president is reported to be consider
ing the names Of some of the expert
athletes In the country TO assist Prof
MuldoOn.
Prof Muldoon has written the presi-
dent suggesting that the headquarters
oi the new department be estabiishe I
AZ white Plains. and has offered his
celebrated farm al ccst price.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
Elaborate Production of aFaust.n

The beginning of the fifth act
shows us Faust and Mephisto toilfully
climbing the steep rocks and yawning
chasms o fthe peak of the Broken,
in the Hartz Mountains, where, &C
cording to the German legend, the
Witches and Warlocks meet on Wal
purgis night (the thirteenth of April)
to hold their pearly festivities. The
night grows darker and darker; the
moon is in its last quarter and gives
but little light At midnight a mighty
tempest rises and the witches gather
from far and near to their unholy fes-
tival During the truly horrifying
scene that follows Mephisto shows
Faust the neyerfailing Punishment
of Evil" and the curtain falls with
.terrorstricken Faust writing In the
Evil Ones grasp. A perfect storm OF
electric fire descends. amid which the
imps and witches are seen reveling in
their fendish merriment. The produc-
ton will be seen here at the Cairo
opera house next Monday, Oct. 2lst.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
TEDDY SHOWING
HIS HARDWOOD
TAKES PLUNGE IN LAKE WHEN
THERMOMETER HovERs ( +,
LOW FORTY.
NEGRO jackson Arrives in Camp y it'll
Fresh Dogs to Take Place of
Somewhat faded
Pack.

Stamboul, La, Oct 15--At G o'clock
tonight no news of the presidents
days hunt has been received here.
Brutus Jackson, the negro hunter who
went to Newellton to locate a camp
there last week, when 1t was decided
to go there returned today and
brought fresh supply Of bear dogs
with him, and an effort is being made
to secure even more from the same
source to take the place of the ami
mails on hand which are becoming
much jaded Arrivals from Bear Lake
encampment tell marvellous story Of
the presidents hardihood and capaC
ity for roughing it, When he carried
his blankets with him from the upper
camp last Friday and that night AMI
next morning ate only cold meat, he
had taken in his saddle pockets, they
marvelled that a president could be
so easily satisfied, but when he jump
ed into Bear Lake for swim upon
rising at daybreak this morning their
astonishment was almost without
bounds. The thermometer register
ed at times less than 40 degrees and
most of the others present We're sedul-
ously hugging the campfire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16

AT OPERA HOUSE
NEGRO TROUPE MALE AND FEE
MALE WITH STREET PARADE
AT NOON - OTHER ATTRAc-
TlONS-MOvlNG PICTURES.

Mahara's Minstrel Carnival will be
the next attraction at the Cairo opera
house tonight. This company carries
thirty people, twelve Of whom are fe-
males. The coterie OF funny come
dams, headed by Tim Owsley, Billy
Young, George Taylor, Billy Bowers
and the funniest of all fun producers,
Rufus Rastus. The female portion OF
the company was selected for their
ability to sing and dance; each one
o fthem has a voice that has been
carefully trained and the dancing mum.
hers executed by them are both grace
ful and bewildering. Nothing old or
hackneyed with this eompany-eyery.
thing new and up-to-date. New songs,
new dances, special scenery and eff
fects are carried. There will be a
big free street parade from the thea
ter at noon by the entire company,
headed by Prof. Pope's military band.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
IMMEDIATE DANGER
is NOT FEARED
IN CONDITION OF EMPEROR
FRANCIS JoSEPH-RULER is
IN GOOD SPIRITS.

Vienna, Oct. 15.-According to
trustworthy information, the condi-
ton tonight Of Emperor Francis JOS
eph shows no Improvement. Fever
has returned to a moderate extent but
in spite of this his majesty remains IN
good sperits and today he expressed
desire for physical exercise. The
minister of finance today declared at
the opening of the Bourz that his ma
iesty's ILLNESS was pursuing salts
factory course and that it would
therefore seem evident that no inn
mediate danger Is feared.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
PASSING OF THE OLD WOODEN
COAL BOAT SEEMS PROB.
ABLE-BIG PETITION - NEW
STEAMER-NOTES.

The passing OF the old familiar coal
boat is at hand. Just now riyermen
are Interested In a new type of coal
barge. which Is constructed partly OF
steel and partly of wood on lines that
appear logical The new craft in.
ciudes the modern device of water
tight bulkheads and was suggested
by the growing difficulty Of obtaining
suitable barge lumber, 1t is more than
probable that these new coal carriers
are only the introduction OF all-steel
barges. A steel barge with an air
sylinder across each end to be sub
merged BY loading would draw less
water under a given tonnage than an
atwood barge. II would be Of
stronger construction and might carry
thin plates at the top to prevent ship
ping waves in transit, trouble com
mon to the low sides OF the wooden
barge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
nThe Woman in the Case

ne woman IN the CdSe.
Those who have seen The Woman
in the Case" in which Helen GRAVITY
is to appear here at the Cairo opera
house, October 18th. next Friday
night. seem to be OF the opinion that
the main source of Clyde Fitch's IN
spiration in writing the play was a
recent great New York tragedy that
has stirred the entire country The
main thing which interests the play
going public is whether the play is an
interesting entertainment, This query
is emphatically enough answered by
the fact that it has proved the most
genuine dramatic success New York
has had in many seasons where it ran
for four months at the Herald
Square Theater and was subsequently
presented at five other leading thea
tiers fthe Metropolis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
C0NSTITUTI0NALlN
OF THE LIQUOR LAW
OF KANSAS MAY BE CONCEDED
AND CASE PENDING TO TEST
SAME ABANDONED.

Washington. oct i5.-The supreme
court Of the United staes was In.
formed today by the counsel that a
would doubtless be reach
ed in the case pending involving the
constitutionality OF the Kansas liquor
Law.
II was stated that the fight to test
the constltutionality Of this law viii
be given up and that the only question
to be determined in the cases fled
was ss to the severity of the sentences
which have been imposed for viola
lions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16

The river marked l5.s feet on the
the Cairo gauge last evening showing
fan of % OF foot in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
points above here yesterday as fol
lows: Pittsburg IL. Evansville 20,
Mt Vernon IL.
The light tender Lily pulled out for
ST Louis yesterday morning.
The Dunbar was in and out from
and to Paducah yesterday with good
business
A big rise in Red river from heavy
rains IN Arkansas is likely to wash
cut some OF the Obstruction to nsyiga-
ton at that point.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

world has received such wide-
nd unqus
Of female illnesses
rnkhams Vegetable compound
OF
Weakness
and
stage OF
Headache General Debility quickly yield to'
in harmony with the female system
feeling excitabity irabity ner BUSINESS diz
Indications Of dangenent OF the organs,
which well as Nhrone AdheF
ack achs o.
rewarded hundred
thousand ,ime they wanta Sold By DuggEs
all substitutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
GRAND JURY HAS
COMPLETED WORK
JUDGE BUTLER DISPOSED OF
NUMBER or CASES IN CIRCUIT
COURT YESTERDAY.
TWO men SENTENCED
To neutrality-suspicious. Howard Con-
victed Of Arson, William Duncan
Of Burglary--Other
Cases.

The grand jury in circuit court re-
turned number OF indictments and
was discharged yesterday afternoon
| by Judge Butler, having completed its
duties.
! A true bill was returned in the
case of Samuel Howard charged with
arson, who pleaded guilty to having
set fire to residence of Mrs. Brice
outside the city limits. The prisoner
was sentenced to the penitentiary.
William Duncan charged with at
tempting to commit burglary at the
store of NJ. LAWYER at Fifteenth and
Poplar streets, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to the penltentiary.
True bills were returned in the fol-
lowing cases:
James Howard, assault to murder;
viii Bates, larceny; James Potts, al
lowing prisoner to escape; Louis Mel
lum, alias James, murder.
Not true bills were returned as fol,
lows: Harry Harner, larceny; F. P.
BIockey. assault TO murder; William
Orr and Harry Hilton, larceny. In
the later cases the prisoners were dis.
charged and their bail released.
The grand jury filed its report OF
the condition of the county jail.
The following cases We're acted up
on by Judge Butler:
William Bergfield vs., estate OF G.
SCHNEIDER, by agreement Judgment o.
$500 and costs against defendant.
Spirus H. Yates VS.. same, Judgment
of SIS and costs against defendant
Five cases against Cairo & Paducah
Packet company dismissed for want of
prosecution.
Hurd & Boren VS.. Ashley Bros
cause settled. off docket.
Frank Dargel VS.. Cairo Electric &
Traction company, dismissed for want
of declaration at the second term.
Joseph Brinkley vs.. James Casey
and Martin S. Egan, plaintiff dis
missed suit.
A. D. Twente VS.. Loretta Foster ct
al. foreclosure Masterin-chancery
filed report of the delivery of deed;
off docket.
Augustus Williams VS.. Minnie Col
Inns Williams dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
Samuel Stats Halliday ct al ex
parte: masterin-ehancery filed report
of execution, delivery of deeds and
distribution of proceeds of third and
final sale; off docket.
John Thomas VS.. Janey Thomas,
divorce: complainant dismissed bill.
William Merriman, IT., VS.. Parzetta
Duncan Merriman. divorce; decree
granted on the grounds OF desertion.
Marie Parker VS. Eric Parker, d.
vorce: decree granted on grounds OF
habitual drunkenness and repeated
cruelty
Blanche Brown Irwin Va. Clarence
Irwin. divorce. decree granted on
grounds that defendant is serving life
term in the penitentiary for the muir
der of Pettitt. Complainant resumes
her maiden name.
The People Us. James Smith. en-
bezzlement: dismissed with leave to
reinstate on docket.
The People VS.. Samuel Perce, assist
ing prisoner to escape; the states at
torney entered nolle prosequi and
the defendant was discharged.
The People vs.. John Holden. lar
eeny taken of docket with leave to
reinstate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio, at Evansville, Will con-
tinue rising during the next "a to 30
hours, then fall for several days. At
Mt. Vernon, win continue rising dur
ing the next SO TO as hours, then IAN
for several days. AT Paducah, will be-
gin rising within "a to SO hours and
rise for several days. AT Cairo, will
continue falling slowly during the
next AS hours. then probably rise,
The Tennessee, from Florence to
below Johnsonville, will continue fall
ing slowly during the next As hours
The Mississippi, from below st.
Louis to above Cairo. will continue
falling during the next 4S hours.
n. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
COMMANDER EVANS
PLANNING VOYAGE
FOR BATTLESHIPS

Washington. Oct. 15.-Rear Admiral
Robley Evans. commandments Of
the Atlantic feet arrived iu Washing
ton today and came direct to the navy
department The purpose OF 10 visit
10 Washington. be said. was to spend
about a week OF ten days in eonsulta-
ton with officials OF the navy de-
pertinent in relation to the approach
ing voyage Of his great feet Much
remains TO be done to prepare the
feet for the cruise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-16
Monster Petition.

A resolution. presented by Capt J.
Frank Tilley. and adopted at the re-
cent session OF the National Board OF
Steam Navigation at Norfolk, Va
rrging an annual appropriation Of
$5J,000,000, that the work of river and
harbor improvement may be carried
ON more expeditiously. is being taken
MP by riyermen and civic organiza-
tons. and it is expected a monster
petition will be presented to the
Rivers and Harbors committee recon-
mending this appropriation when con.
gress meets in December.