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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13
What Gen. Jones Says.

State Chairman Willie Jones yester-
day received word from The Lexing-
ton county executive committee that
by vote of IA to 9 a primary for NOM
ination of county superintendent Of
education had been refused. This
means that the committee insists on
nominating A. D. Martin for the place
to succeed the late Mr.. Farr. Chair
man Willie Jones stated yesterday. af-
ter receiving the news, that he would
not, unless ordered by the courts,
place name of r. Martin on the De-
mocratic election ticket. He consid-
cred the action of the committee in
nominating Mr.. Martin for the place
without submitting it to primary
absolutely in violation Of the rules Of
the party and he would leave the
place blank and the voters Of Lex
ineton could cast their ballots ac-
cordingly. IT.
."It would not be a violation of 'he:
rules of the party nor Of the pledgY
to vote for any one," remarked Chair
man Jones yesterday. "The commit
tee has not folEowedfthe rules requir-
ing a primary, and although I have
ordered them to do 50 they have at
another meeting refused to rescind
their action. I will simply have the
place left blank on the county tick
cts. The people may then vote for
Mr.. Martin if they so desire. 1t is
no personal matter with me. I have
no interest in the election Of any one,
but simply want to carry out the
rules of the Democratic party as laid
down by the party and to deviate
from them in a single case would be
a bad precedent. The authorities |
have consulted assure me that | am
right. and I am willing to let my re-
cord stand as it is. -
Gen. Jones has received a number
of letters and communications up
holding him for his stand taken in
the matter.
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Total credits back taxes.$ 96O.65
Account Taxes 1907 present Year,.

aCCOUUG l dAC0 4COt " A4SoN4AV SoA -
Paid school orders from
constitutional 3 mill tax 22,513.47
Paid school orders from
capitation dog tax ST.
522.61, from poll tax
s5,12o.s2 :. 49,. 6,642.93
Paid school orders from
special local tax =. 49,. 1925
Deductions & abatements
3 mill school tax by
compt. gen. $1O29, spe-
cial local $1095 >. -. 21.24
Executions in sheriff's
hands 3 mill school tax
$5H.54, special local
$254.58 :. =. =. =. .. 1922
Executions in sheriff's
hands, poll tax, $763.98,
capitation dog tax
s235.42 ). .. =. ...... 999.40
Capitation dog tax abated
by county auditor ..... 21.06
Poll tax abated by county
auditor $4362 >. .... 1852
Poll taxes, warrants turn
ed over to magistrates. 23l.l2
Cash on hand for school
purposes from 8 mill
school tax =. =. :. -. 11,491.78
Cash on hand for school
purposes for special To-
cal school tax graded
school sinking fund =. 8,741.1
Cash on hand for school
purposes from poll taxes
II school dist. sinking
fund .. :. .. :. .... 1,324.56
Cash on hand for school
purposes from capitation
dog tax No. 50 school
dist. sinking fund go. 433.05
Pd from graded school
sinking fund .. :. -. 648.00
Pd from No. II school dist.
fund :. .. =. .. .. :. 40O.OO
Pd from No. 50 school dist
sinking fund :. .. -. 62400
S 62,21O.41
Total credits on account
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13

Henry W. Savage's companies are
now producing the only correct and
authorized version Of Franz Molnar' S
remarkable Hungarian play, "The
Devil" in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Chicago. The perfor-
nance Of this furore-creating play in
Newberry, Friday, October 16. is by
permission Of Mr.. Savage and COM
pahy and scenic effects are fully up
to the high standard set by this IA
nous producing manager.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13

Fradel Osterwal, one Of the many
Russian refugees in Paris. committed
suicide by shooting himself with re-
volver. In his room was found a
card on which he had scribbled,
'"Please inform my mother that I
leave for eternity today
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13
Execution in sheriff's
hands 1905 3 mill school

tax 49,.
Poll tax non. est. 1906. 518
Nulla bona cap. dog tax
1906 >. ...... 149
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Deductions and abatements

Deductions and abatements
by compt. gen. ordinary
co. $10.29, special CO.,
$1.73, attys fee SIC,
special local $50 >. ..
Special local tax Lexlng-
ton co. .. :. .. =. :.
Executions in sheriff.
hands ordinary co.
577.58, special co. 1924,
attys fees $4O.52, special
local $179.0l .. .. 80.
Court house fund .. .. ..
Cash on hand for special
county .. :. .. .. ..
Com. road tax .. :. >. :.
Cash on hand for special
local tax R. R. .. .. ....
Cash on hand atty fee '.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13
COUNTY FINANCES.
Settlement of Comptroller General
With Auditor and Treasurer
How Finances Stand.

pose of making settlement between
the county auditor and the county
treasurer and the State.
It took only very short time for
him to make this settlement IN view
of the fact that our county officials
had their books and accounts IN such
excellent shape it was a very easy
matter. The last settlement was
made on the 30th Of June, 1907, and
this settlement includes the transac-
tions from that date up to the 3Oth OF
September of this year.
Mr.. Jones, who is one of the most
efficient officials in the State and
knows more about the tax laws OF
the State than any other person, was
very complimentary to our officers on
he manner in which their books and
Mounts are kept. He remarked that
all the auditors and treasurers OF
the State kept their books in such
condition the matter of making an
nual settlement would be very easy
and could be done in very little tlrne~
In this connection we publish the
settlement sheets showing receipts
and disbursements between the times
mentioned on account Of the various
items for which taxes are levied and
the tax money paid. A separate set
tlement sheet is made up Of the Sta
te's proportion Of the taxes and sep
arate sheet for the county expenses
and another for the school fund. 1t
will be seen frem these settlemert
sheets which are published that
the ordinary county fund is in
very bad condition and that the
school fund has considerable money
on hand.
State Taxes.
The following shows the amounts
charged to the treasurer. since last
settlement on account of the State:
State taxes delinquent last
settlement on acct 1906 s. o0o.6o
Cash balance due the State
last settlement on account
1906 ...... 466.19
Total charges on account
back taxes .. .. ..S 9|l.o4
Account Taxes 1907 present Year)
Original assessment for
State taxes 4 1-2 mills on
s6S38284 =. >. :. -. .s3O,772.27
Additional assessment for
State taxes 1-2 mills on
$4,000 .. =. -. >. .. 53.33
115 per cent. penalty on
on delinquent State taxes
on delinquent State taxes. 213.72
Overpaid State treasurer .. 3.l3
Total charges on account
taxes 1907 .. 3. .. ..$3l, ,O34.a
Total of Ill charges for
State :. :. >. .. .. ..S32,O26.3l
The following are the payments
made and credits allowed treasurer
since last settlement:
Paid State treasurer on ac-
count collections for
State 1906 :. >. =. IS 466.l9
State taxes nulla bona 1906 293.93
Executions in hands sheriff
1906 .. ,. >. :. .... .. II
Total credits on account
back taxes :. .. ..S |0U.59
Account Taxes 1907 present Year).
Paid State treasurer, on ae-
count collections State
taxes .. $3.50, ,3S3.26
4 Deductions and abatements
. of State tax allowed by
! z. G. .. .. lo.3o
State tax delinquent in
! sheriff. s hands, as per his
, voucher .. ooo.o1
!
Total credits on account
axes 1907 >. .. =. .. .$3l ,26o.92
Total of all credits for
S+ata .$32. .026.31
County Taxes.
Tie following shows cash on hand
and receipts since last settlement Or
dinary county:
&Sh on hand last settle
ment for special coun-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13

POST CARDS that sold for 2 for
cents at l cent. Broaddus & Ruff.
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$1O5,762.3O

Total credits on account
taxes 1907 .. .. :. ..$lO6, ,l3l.6 .69
Cr. by amt. overpaid Or
dinarv county >. :. 1905
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25c. 8 inch Decorated salad dish l0c.
1t Mayes' Book Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-13

Special county tax delin-
quent last settlement in
hands sheriff =. :. :. $3.50
Court house fund ....... 27,884.O3
Special local tax delin-
quent last settlement in
hands sheriff R. R. >. :. 1864
Total charges no account
back taxes :. .. ......S 49,l2O.Ul
Account Taxes 1907, (Presdent Year,
Original assessment ordi-
nary county mills on
s6938294 :. >. $ 2O,51485
Additional assessment Or
dinary county 3 mills on
SlZoUU .... ..... -. oO'oV
l and Is per cent. penalty
ordinary county delin-
ouent ... 1873
Original assessment spe-
cial county 1-2 mill on
s6S382S4 >. =. =. 80. 3,419.14
Additional assessment spe-
cial county 1-2 mill on
f1zoUU ..... O'4o
! Is per cent. penalty on
delinquent special coun-
W 1'AS
Original assessment attor-
neyIS tee 80. 80. ..Y l,I14.I4
Additional assessment at
tornev's fee >. >. 80. l.45
Original assessment spe-
cial local R. R. =. -. 7,656.7
Additional assessment spe-
cial local R. R. .. -. 54.73
= anG Is per cent. penalty
on 9-';nquent local 49,. 42.l6
Cash received on account
fines. licenses and costs
1907 =. ..... l,o29.e7
Cash received from other
sources county super
VISOR -. Sto.06
Cash received on account
court house fund >. :. 100000
Interest on court house
fnnd 665.s2
Over paid ordinary coun-
tv .. 1905
Total charges on account
taxes 1907 go. 41,4948O
Account Taxes 1908 (Next Years
Taxes).
Cash borrowed ordinary
county tax =. :. =. :. 100000
Cash from county super
VISOR oz.IV
Cash received on account
com. road tax year 1903 681.OO
Cash received on account
fines and costs year 1908 683.70
Cash received on account
1908 court house ...... e,5oo.oo
Total charges on account
moneys year 1908 IS 14,9l6.89
Total Of all charges for
the county -. .$1O6, ,l3l.69
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S 4O,550.76

high school .. .. >. :. $500
taxes 1907 .. :. .. IS 63,171.06
The following shows the disburse-
ments and credits on account school
fund.- 8
By legislation by comp.
gen. 3 mill school tax.
1905. :. ...S 5.74
Nulla bona executions 1906
3 mill school tax $176.36
special local $50.24 .... 226.60
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School Fund.

OCuOU1 tuu'
t The following shows cash on hand
and receipts on account school fund:
Cash on hand last settle
ment, mill school tax S II ,95902
Cash on hand last SETTLE
ment graded school sink
ing fund >. ..... 7,1OS.55
Cash on hand last settle
ment school dist. No. IA 1,o66.5O
3 mill school tax delin-
quent last settlement in
hands sheriff 80. .. :. 303.35
Special local school tax
delinquent last settle
ment in hands sheriff.. 1O7N
Poll taxes delinquent last
settlement .. =. =. .. 69l.22
Capitation dog tax delin-
Quent last settlement in
hands sheriff .. .. -. 1923
School dist. No. 50 sinking
fund :. :. 80. 2O5.36
S 22,62o.3o
Account Taxes 1907 present Year,
Original assessment for
schools, 3 mills on $6.-
838, 1884 =. =. :. :. 2O,514.85
Additional assessment for
schools, 3 mills on $12,-
3O0 -. -. 5o.9u
/ Is per cent penalty on
delinquent 8 mill school
taxes .. -. l1o.11
Original assessment for
special local taxes -. 7,a22.52
Additional assessment for
special local taxes >. .. 4.45
l Is per cent penalty on
delinquent special local
tax ..... |4.uo
Total polls bv original as
sessment (No. polls, $3.50
at 81 each) :. =. go. 5,66O.OO
Total polls by additional =.
assessment (No polls 222
at 81 each) :. 49,. .. 222.0O
l Is per cent. penalty on
delinquent polls :. 49,. 164.69
Original assessment for
capitation dog tax (No.
3410 at SOC. each) ..... 10000
Additional assessment for
capitation dog tax (No.
Is at SOC. each) >. >. 7.5O
l Is per cent. penalty on
capitation dog tax de-
nnquent oo.o9
Original assessment No. l,
sinking fund :. -. 1,eS6.26
Original assessment No. IA
sinking fund .. :. -. 67l.Oo
Original assessment No. 50
sinking fund .. .. -. 83l.69
Int. on graded school sink
ing fund :. .. >. 49,. 294.9O
Int. on school No. ii sink
ing fund .. :. :. 49,. 3I.Ol
Library fund ...... .. 1880
From compt. general for
high school :. =. .... 656.OO
& 4O5 55O 76
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Total credits back taxes S 369.39
Account Taxes 1907 present Year,.
Paid co. com. orders, etc.,
ordinary co. tax .. IS "a, 4,947 .66
O61.81 less $114.l5 s. 34,94766
Paid co. com. orders. etc..
special tax, c. H. note
sinking fund =. 3,481.29
Com. road tax :. .. :. 1868
Paid co. com. orders, etc,
special local tax r. r. .. 8,752.O1
Paid on attys fee $500 c.
H. s3S,e93.5o =. =. -. 39,493.5O
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Cash on hand last SETTLE
ment for ordinary count
ty purposes .. =. .. ..
Cash on hand last settle
ment for county roads.
Cash on hand last settle-
ment for special local
purposes -. ..... ..
Ordinary county tax de-
linquent last settle
ment in hands Of sheriff
Special county tax delin-
quent last settlement in
hands sheriff >. >. >.
Court house fund .......
Special local tax delin-
quent last settlement in
hands sheriff R. r. :. :.
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The following shows cash on hand
and receipts on account school fund:
Cash on hand last settle
.,t Q I'LL eaboo1 4ov 10 QSQ no
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Total Of all charges for
the county -. ....... .$106, ,l3l.69
The following shows credits and
amounts paid since last settlement
ordinary county:
Executions nulla bela Or
dinarv co. tax 1906
$205.84, special county
tax 1906, $S8.11, special
local tax 1906, $63.34 S 357.29
Executors in hands of
sheriff, ordinary co. 1905
19e. special co. &c., spec
ial local lie. >. >. .. ~
BY legislation: S6.7O, spec
ial co.. s2.87, special
local $2.14 .. >. :. .. I'LL
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County Taxes.
Tie following shows cash on hand
and receipts since last settlement Or
dinary county:
&Sh on hand last settle
j nent for special coun-
ty purposes >. .....9 4,'9o.'1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08

cases in which any reasonable excuse
for dismissal is presented. The docket
has over $50 cases on it, and many of
these are suits which are not likely to
ever be called for trial. In some the
litigants are dead, in others the cause
of action has been satisfied. and others
have been dropped for other reasons.
The judge proposes to throw out as
many as possible of these cases.
The court has been occupied with
various motions and demurrers this
week. The briefs of the arguments on
the baseball injunction suit, in the
motion to dissolve the temporary in
junction against the league and It's Off
GERS, have been submitted to Judge
Graves, and he will give a decision on
the motion later. Judge Gest did not
have an opportunity to prepare a rul-
ing before the close of the last term.
so the matter was left with Judge
Graves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08
LOSSES ARE LIGHT
Yuma Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Made Good Show
ing the Past Year.
POLICIES NOW NUMBER 6s7
Aggregate Amount $1,o75, 525-Annual
Meeting Held in Coe and
Officers Elected.

The Yuma Mutual Fire Insurance
company held its annual meeting at
Pleasant Point school in Coe yesterday
afternoon. President w H. Ashdown
presided 1t was shown that the re-
ceipts for the year were $2,645.3S, and
the expenditures $1,701.1S. The com
pany has 697 policies in force, aggre
eating $1,075,525. The fire losses fol
the year aggregated but $1,393, and
the expenses for salaries, agents fees
etc. were S293.1S. The company was
organized in 1875 and commenced bus
mess June 1 of that year. 1t covers
the townships of Yuma, Hampton, Coe
Port Byron, Canoe Creek, and Cordova
The following officers were elected yes
terday:
PreSident-W. H. Ashdown.
Vice President-James A. Scarf.
Secretary. Saddoris.
Directors-W. H. Ashdown, A. Sad
doris, John Nose, Jr.
Agents-A. L. Mead, John Nose, Jr.
Moline Company Meets.
The Moline Mutual County Insul
| ance company met last evening. Tbi
| organization has about $1,500,000 il
insurance in force in the county. TIL
reports showed that the year was tn
best in the company's historyl tn
losses numbering 90. being onl
$492.19. ands requiring no assessment
t. meet. The bylaws were changed t
allow the acceptance of risks to tn
full limit permitted by the state, 81
| 500, instead of the $4,000 now mad
by the company. The new director
were elected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08
WORD SHOWSDUTY
Rev. S. T. Martin, in Revival
Meeting, Gives Discourse on
Command to Watch"
MUCH INTEREST Is SHOWN
Evangelist Attracts Large Audience at
Memorial Christian Church
Cottage Prayer Meetings.

The revival services being conducted
by Evangelist S. T.. Martin and J. H.
Davis, singer, at the Memorial Chris
ton church deepens in interest. Five
young people last night confessed
their faith in Christ in response to the
Invitation of the evangelist.
The audience showed marked in
crease in numbers and the interest is
growing and crystalizing into CONVEX
sion.
Evangelist Martin said in part, upon
the subject, Watch"
"a very large duty is contained in
a very small word. If we do the bust
ness of the hour the way to do it is to
watch, no duty in life is more religious
than another. We are to watch our
selves. Take heed unto yourselves,
is the word of the apostle. 1t is easier
and more pleasant to watch the other
fellow and to judge by observation
we would think that the admonition
Fof the scriptures was to watch others
actions.
Watch Words and Actions.
1--WE should watch our words. How
great a burning a little matter kind
leth. How a man speaks indicates
what a man is.
I'VE are to watch our actions, our
thoughts, our comprehensive and set
a guard over our hearts.
I'VE are to watch Christ. He is our
example. Ever looking unto Jesus is
the watchword of the Christian. We
are to watch for souls, This is the
standard set for Christians always and
especially for this revival
Tonight Mr.. Martin will speak upon
First Things First" Mr.. Davis will
sing. A baptismal service will follow
Cottage Prayer Meetings.
Cottage prayer meetings will be held
tomorrow and Friday afternoons be
ginning at 2:15 and continuing so min
utes. The theme for all the meetings
will be taken from Acts 90: 1882. The
places of holding the meetings and the
leaders are: Mrs. Frank Odell, 81
| Ninth avenue, Mrs. George Hull, lead
er; Harry Frank, 1920 Third avenue
Mrs. A. W. Tanner. leader: Mrs. Char
lotte Goodman, 1905 Seventh avenue
Miss Nena F'ickenscher, leader; Mrs
R. Bollman, 1000 Seventeenth street
Mrs. F. A. Graves, leader; John Weiss
1910 Fifth avenue, J. H. Davis, leader
Mrs. Van Arsdel, 93S Twentieth street
Miss Mollie Mayer, leader; ]. w. viii
son, 2416 Eighth avenue, Rev. w. B
Clemmer, leader; Mrs. Peterson, 80
Thirtieth street, Mrs. Kirkman, leader
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08
VOTE IS COUNTED
Rock Island Pupils Choice for
Tree and Flower Favored
in the State.
OAK AND VIOLET CHOSEN
The Pupils Of Illinois Were Permitted
to Express Their Choice in Pop
ular Contest.

The pupils of the Rock Island public
schools have the satisfaction of know
ing that their choice for a native state
flower and native state tree was up
held by the vote of the school pupils
Of the state. Their first, second and
third choice in trees was the same in
order as chosen by the state vote and
the first three flowers were similar 20
he choice as made by the pupils of
The state, though the second and third
choice were reversed in order.
For native state tree the white oak
received 81 800 votes in the state, and
the maple tree 16,0S9 votes, the elm
ranking third. For the state flower
The purple violet led with 1851 votes
the wild rose second with II .903 votes
the golden rod ranking third. The
white oak as a result has been desig
mated the state tree and the violet the
state flower.
Vote i'm Local Schools.
The result of the vote in Rock Island
was as follows for the tree: White
oak, l ,035; maple. geo; elm, 470. There
was a closer vote for the flower in the
schools here, the choice of the Rocl
Island pupils being as follows: Violet
1852 votes; golden rod, $50; wild rose
524.
The vote was taken last month, ant
Superintendent Hayden forwarded the
result to Rochelle, ILL.,, where the com
Pnittee to canvass the votes was ap
pointed at the meeting of teachers hell
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08

meet at Claus Groth hall and the
speakers will answer those who make
addresses tonight.
The alignment SO far indicated seems
to place the laboring people, manufac.
turers and professional class in favor
of the new government, while the poll
ticians and all who now hold or wish
to hold office and those who have any
thing to gain personally under the
present form are opposing. Some who
are disinterested, too, believe that the
commission plan places too much pow.
er in the hands of few men,
What Commission Includes.
In brief, the commission plan pro.
vides for five commissioners and a
mayor, each elected at large. This
board will in general perform the du-
ties of the mayor and council of the
present government. None of these
men may be connected with business
selling TO or buying from the city, but
do not necessarily sever connection
with any other occupation. The mayor
is paid $4,000 and the commissioners
$500 year.
All city offices which are at present
appointive are filled under the commits
sion form by competitive examination
subject to selection by the commission
If Davenport elects to be thus gov
erned and at the end of six years finds
the experiment a failure, it may vote
to receive back the special charter Il
now enjoys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08
o. G.-Simon Lewis.
Trustee for three years-Charles
Kolls


NOllS.
Rock Island Acric, Il. q. T..
Rock Island aerie. No. $50, Fraternal
Order of Eagles. installed IT'S newly
elected officers last evening. the cere-
monies being in charge of Daniel c.
Kelly, past worthy president. A So
cial hour was spent following the in
stallation and program by vaude-
vile actors was enjoyed. The follow
ing were the officers installed:
P. w. P.-D. r. McFarlane
w. P.-George w. McCaskrin.
w. V. P.-Martin McNealy.
w. Chaplain-Macll Glynn.
Secretary. F. Dindinger
Treasurer. Joseph Lerch.
Inside Guard-F. NJ Ehmke.
Outside Guard-FritZ Schmielau.
Trustees = Louis p. Schroeder, 10
seph Geiger, Joseph Dietz.
The aerie is arranging for a social
dance in honor of the ladies who as
sisted at the Eagles fair held recently
in the Armory hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-08
ARGUE The ISSUE
Davenporters Wrought Up Over
Proposed New Form of City
Government.
ELECTION NEXT SATURDAY
Two Mass Meetings Against PROPOSE
ton Tonight and One Favoring
It Tomorrow Night.

Davenport is getting Il good deal of
excitement out of the campaign for a
change to the commission form of gov
eminent, on which subject an election
will take place next Saturday. So far
the advocates of the plan have been
doing most of the talking and appear
to have had the best of it, Tonight,
however, there are to be two meetings
of the opponents of the change, one
at the Grand opera house, where At
torneys William Chamberlin, E. NJ.
Sharon and Louis Block will talk, and
the other at ArmOry hall, where Attor
ney w. w. Lunger will advance views
of his own on the subject. Tomorrow
night those favoring the plan are tt