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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
Robert d. Muir
is Arrested
Former Employe of Lincoln Bank
Charged with Embezzlement.at
New Haven, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Csnn., Dec. Enlarged
with the SmbSsSlsmont Of teS,soo Of the
funds Of the Peoples Bank ana Trust
company, Robert d. Muir, cashier Of the
bank, was arrested Monday and locked
up in dAfGult Of bail. Muir. It ls alleged,
took S1B,soa. but the officials Of the bank
obtained HAeurities from him to the value
Of tss.oOo.
Muir il a years old and has q wife and
tive children. He came here frOm Pert
Jervis, N. T., where he was cashier OF
bank, but his early training was in a
LLnOSln (HSS.) National bank. While In
Nebraska he was appointed an assistant
bank examiner by the federal govern
mSnt.
Muirs alleged dSfalcatiOns we're discOv-
eFSd in October, while he was on = VHoa-
ten. He was induced to return and the
shortage was made Eesd by the directors
Of the bank. The arrest tonight was at
the instruction et the state Banking com
nllssiOners.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
MATRIMONIAL BUREAU
IN CLUTCHES OF LAW
WOmsn WhS BwindIsd NsbrAska
Farmer I've Years Ago PIsaa
Guilty 20 Similar OffeAss.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. - Violet and
Garnet Lancaster, mother ana daughter
formerly Of Evansville. Ind, whose "mRtri-
moniGl bureau" caused an investigation BY
the POlies department in 1897, are in the
clutches Of the law. 1t developed Monday
that Fl0rsnoS Alden. arrested Saturday and
SsntsRosd - two months Imprisonment fer
her failure 10 wed Herman Schroeder 81
Freedom, Okl., is none other than Garnet
Lancaster. Her neither, ViOlst Lancaster
vas arrested todRy when she attempted To
deliver 0rGhgSs, BSmS OF them filled with
morphine, 70 her daughter in jail here.
The Laneastsrs originally came to grief
when August Hisohnlek. a farmer Of Cort-
lana, Rsb, was fascinated BY the phOtO-
graph Of Garnet Lancaster ana advanced
money by mail 70 seal the Matrimonial bar
gain. when Garnet refused tS marry him,
Misohniek haa her and her mother arrested
They were sent to Jail, but when the daugh-
ter agreed ts marry Aisshnick. the tive
were TslSASSd Later the WOmSn CHEESE u
complete their terms In jail. Beth were
rsIsAsed and since have been living In
Indianapolis.
The arrest OF the girl was caused sGtur-
day by Hsrraan Schroeder Of Freedom. Okl
who seat S1ea expecting her to marry him
He arrived ts perfect The wSadin6 arrange
menta. bat the girl refused 10 WSA Ah'
sAid she Woala rather 50 to jail. hSr wish
was Hranflod-
ToAAy ths laughter pleaded guilty 4
petit larceny ana was sontsnOsd 70 TIVE
nontha ln the InsiAAA WoEAan's prison HeI
nothsr IL charged win aiding Garnet in
her nAtrimsniAl sohsmsa
Ths ponSs were nStinsd By DoStofnO'
authoritlss toAAy that the LAnSaStErs arr
Uanasa sa sharuas of EtnE the malls L
asesAuA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08


Every day letters are received by DR..
Muen from people whom he has cured Of
seemingly hopeless chronic ailments. HIS
thirty years experience and scientific new
method" form OF treatment enable him to
perform seemingly miracles In the treat
ment Of paralysis, rheumatism, goitre, gall
stones epilepsy, diseases Of the liver, kid
nsys, stomach. blood and al ehrenie and
nervous diseases of men and women. II
you are In need OF bis services don't delay.
Examination and consultation are free and
no GASES are accepted which cannot be
cured Read what those have to say who
have been helped by his treatment
Omaha. Ne6., Sept. 19. 1903.
writing you In regard " friend, but III 81
am Sad TO tell you l am well, 1 walk
SS ana Io al EiSSs St SS hsTa 1SSk sSS 'ofIG do
Ny many frtshAs whs wsrs - douStiui
your treatment think it iS a miracle that
dcd an vSil woman and you have our
Yours sincerely,
MRS. d; N. FRANAsCo.
oelwSin' Ia l0s 5th Aye, ,S,, West; =. ..
Dear sir; want 10 lSI y0u know that
/ had been AIiins fer 10 years, off ana on,
sttAlnS1 not che slIShtsst benefit / SUI,
ferSa frosn NERVOUSNESS and pain 50 much
] could net WOrk ~ my trade OF black
smith. came - you on or about the
first Of October, ana after taking YOU
speoifie remedies ana other treatment Il
sfs.r .hs thiri lsy, ana SSvs ever s .iaos itnS'
wOrk AZ nay tradS AL day ahd feel fine
want 70 thank YOu Ana let the public
know 0f my hSe0Vary. Anyone can ad
dress me ~ Nerth Riverside, or call At mS
shop. win tell them tust how 1 suffered
ana ] can say my wonderful recovery wa.
due tS che AuetrO-AmsFicAn Doctors
treatment Yours truly,
@, A. KERN.
DR. Miisn. ohief Of starr OF the AussrO
AmsTiOAh DOetOgus ls located AZ As Rang,
Building, 18th AnS narnsy strosts. Jus
opposite the orphsun the4tsr, omAhA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
R0oSEVELTS BACK IN JUNE
Mra. RsssevsIt Will Leave In Feb
rUarY to Meet Husband in
Egypt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T-word has been
received horS from former President
Rsossvsit that he ana his son Kermit are
IN the best Of health and that they expect
to return to the United States sOms time
next June. Mrs. Roosevelt viii leave here
early in February to meet them At Khar-
toum on the Nile, In the Egyptian SOudan
the rniSSle Of March. They will proceed
to Europe, where the sx-presldent will
asiiver addresses in Berlin Paris and
Lendon, sailing from the latter city for
New York early in June
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
SHORTER AND FEVER GAMES
President Ban Johnson Suggests Re-
forms for Base Ball.
PITCHERS KILL TOO MUCH TINE
Ne wOuId stop Practice OF Allowing
Them 20 ThrSw -Four Bana
ualess Thsy Had Sees
Last at nat.
PITCHERS KILL TOO MUCH TINE

CHICAGO, Dec. 7. - Ban r. Johnson
president OF the American league declared
toniEht that the American league magnates
would be q unit At the New York nestins
next week for a short season soheauls
and shorter gameA
The most important points to be con
Eidsred.' said President Johnson, will be
a shorter schedule and shooter games.
The pitcher should be made to cult kill
Ing time We will try to do away with
the practice Of letting the pitcher throw
four balls to the catcher unless the
pitcher has Just been to bat As for the
schedule I am IN favor Of making II as
short ~ possible, Last year when the
question same up seven OF the American
league ovners were in favor Of 10 games
vhna the eighth wanted 1B4 games. As
Enatisr ef fact the American league was
~ for a - game sohsdul@ but for har-
nony's eake and to SAYS muddlinG up the
schedule We compromised on l1 games"
RsroE In CohR's Average.
CHICAGO, Dec, The American league,
which yesterday gave out its official
hattiaT Averages, announced today that
Tyrus CUoS Of Detroit. who lead the league
in battfnE should have Been credited with
ninA hsma run hits instead OF seven, while
the nuIabar of his two-bass hits should
have been thlrty-three instead Of thirty
i've.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
PRINCE SUED FOR PART
OF BRIDES DoWERY
Syndicate OF Creditors Anege Finan-
eiAE NObIsnan on Percent
a6e BaHts,

BUDA PEST. Dec. 7.-Acoording to the
newspapers, q syndicate of creditors Is
suing Prince Miguel Of BraEsnKA, who
married AiAs Anita stswart Of New York
Al TullOSh Castle. DinEwSn Scotland. Sep
tsmbsr Is last, for p.ooaOOa
Some years aGo, a paper says, Prince
Miguel was In financial difficulties and the
syndieats advanced large sum, payable
when he sheula make rioh marriage.
The ol4im y 81 uP that following nsGotia-
uOnA which resulted In his marriage to
Aiss Anita Stewart, the prince promised
- roOouP the nyAAisAts With Ons-nfth ct
the doWry, whish vus Go0o.oOa
Now PraAos HlESsl dSoItnsa " ~ be-
yOnd the amount borrowed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
Money Asked by Departments.
The estimates in detail for the various
q snn riments are lcents nrnittedA.

Expenses of the postsf service are paid
from the postal revenues and are not esti-
mated for.
The money order business has grown to
such an extent that in the opinion OF
Postmaster General Hitchcock some
change in the method OF auditing the ac-
counts is ne sessary in the interest OF
economy and efficiency, no that he asks
for an appropriation Of $24.57a 10 purchase
adding machines.
For collsctlng the corporation tax S1oo.
0Oo is asked. Total estimates required on
account Of the forestry service are IS e4s, 7Oe
Of this amount 3Ss7, 800 being for the pro-
lection Of the 1SOoo. 90 acres recently ADDED
to the national forests.
Secretary Of War Dickinson wants 81 90.
'0OO for the expenses Of the sneampment and
manoevers Of the organized militia, al
against an appropriation Of Sl25 900 for the
current year. For building and grounds
at West Point military academy t1Qo, 25I
Is asked.
The $l7.4S5,724 asked for under the head
Of increase Of the navy-is for the compile
tion, Quitting and armament of vessels
already authorized. For modernizing tur-
rets Of naval ships $554.o0O is wanted.
For public works under the bureau OF
yards and docks, the estimates include:
Navy yard Boston. SlO5, 900; naval station
Guantanamo, $lOO 900; navy yard Mare iS-
land, So Oo0; navy yard, New York, $Sls,.
600; navy yard. Norfolk $3.50. 900; naval sta.
tion, Pearl harbor, Hawaii, $2o 900; navy
yard, Philadelphia, s2l5,OOO; navy yard
Puget Sound, SSs5 0O0 for land for a tor
pedo station, near the Pacific coast Of the
United States, $145.OOO.
Appropriation for Public BuiIdinks
Under the head of public buildings, some
OF the estimates include;
Coundl Blffs Ia. $4,000; Danvils, III.
a1OO, ,OOO Denver, Colo, s2sO,OoO; Eureka
Cal, SIS, 900; Kansas City. Kan. $500; Min
neapOlis, MINI, IsiOo. OOO New Orleans. ssSO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
CUT IN NATIONAL BUDGET
Estimate Of Expense $1OS, $40, ,903
Lower Than for Last Year.
FIGURES ARE REPORTED TO HOUSE
Reduction is Partly Due 60 order OF
President Taft that PaddinE
Must stop-TotaI Amount
Asked R7a2,22s,OT5.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THAT there has
been q careful scrutiny OF the estimates
OF the appropriations for the fiscal year
ending June 80, ISL is shown by the
figures submitted 70 the house OF repre-
sontativea Monday by Secretary Of the
Treasury MacVeash.
The grand total OF estimates for 1eii Is
s732 293.e75, which IL sos 80 aOS less than
the appropriations for the current fiscal
year and 9123. .o56. .4ss under the estimates
submitted q year ago for 1910 A general
cut has been made wherever possible and
new work authorized only where regarded
absolutely necessary.
Heretofore II has been the practice Of
departmental officers to pad" the esti-
mates with the expectation that they would
be matsrially reduced before being finally
passed by congress
As soon as President Taft came into Of
flee he directed that this practice be dis
continued and gave notice to the members
Of his cabinet that in the future ell esti-
mates must be submitted on the basis Of
the actual needs and requirements OF the
service. .
The result Is, the officials say that the
figures submitted today are down to bed
rock and will bear the closest e1amina-
ton by the appropriation committees Of
both houses Of congress.
Reductions in Estimates.
Large reductions IN the estimates are
contemplated with the appropriations for
the future.
In the Treasury department 4 decrease
Of S1R,e0e, e09 for public works; in the war
department about S. ooe eoa in the military
ana establishment, made up OF decreases
In the estimates for regular supplies, con-
struction works for the army, mounted
equipment transportation, ordnance and
manufacture Of arms, and S15o9, 0e0 for
public works, exclusive Of the Panama
canal.
In the Navy department decrease Of S2s,
~ a. due partly to the fact that secre-
tary Meyer has not asked for any money
for new ships and that only s4,0Oo,00O is re-
Quested for armor and armament as
against an appropriation Of l13, $4,000 for
this year.
In the Postoffice department a reduction
Of SBS Ses,O1o in the estimated deficiency in
the postal revenues; and in the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor a decrease
from t1e SSO ~ to 1850. 600 on account of
the thirteenth census.
On the other hand, there is an increase
of nearly 80 for isthman canal ex-
penses.
Money Asked by Departments.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
Named
Minister to China
Chicago Nan Will Accept the Post
Vacated by Enforced Rssisna-
ton Of Crane.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--AnnounoSment
was made at ths State department today
Of the appointment Of william J. Calhoun
OF Chicago a. minister to China. Mr..
Calhoun has accepted the appointment Gnd
the Chinese government has indicated lie
pleasure In receiving him.
In appointing Mr.. Calhoun to the Chiness
mission, President Taft has selected q
man OF wide experiences ana one wsIl
qualified to fill that very important post.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
MORE LAND rs wITHDRAwN
Traets Contrasting Minerals and
Power Sites.

WASHINGTON, Dec T.-Announcement
was made At the IntSri0r department to-
day that in aid of proposed Legislation af-
fSetinE the diEDOuitiOn Of water power
sites on the pubic domain Secretary OF
the Interior BAlhnEsr has temporarily
withdrawn frem all fSrmI Of entry 500oa
acres Al0nE Snake river in Oregon. wash
inEtOn and 1dAhO, 1ln acres AlOnG South
Boulder creek in Colorado, lTSo acres along
warner creek in oregon and 40 acres
aOnE runk creek In Washington.
There alss has been withdrawn frOm
Satry ~ .lss acres in wyoming ana Idaho,
Il having been discovered that they con-
tain vs4uabIs deposits Of phosphate This
was d0ns. II was stated IN aid Of pro
PSssA legislation affecting the disposal OF
phosphate lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. T.-Stats Senator Tim
othy D. sullivan. better known as big
Tim" was tOday appointed permanent
stakeholder for the JsffTiSs-Johnson match.
All the forfeit msney, amounting TO - 9Os,
has been deposited with Sullivan by con-
sent OF AL the interested parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
iOtht ''''st 'stss''.s''.s'ss. s.s..'.,'....,...., ..,EV
CARPENTERS TRANSFERS.
billiards at south Omnha.

The opening game Of a billiard tourna-
mont we're played last night at the Bruins
wick billiard hall, South Omaha. Thlrty
ganWs win be played off each evening
until the first round Is finished. Last
night Charles Blackney and Phil O'Riley
p,Ryeu. The former won by a score Of
% to SO. Tonight G. L. Hoard and Bert
QreaNes win plaY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
WITH THE BOwLBRs.

on Franoisco's alleys last night the Car
psntsr Paper company rolled the Standard
on team. This is Carpenter first match
game and they rolled well, winnlng the
first game, but dropping the next two
Birkland had high game for the Paper COM
pAny, while Traynor hit the pine for 2Vl
In his second game. which was high for
the Standard Oils The score;
4 m
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
MUST CONE BACK no OMAHA
Three Alleged Members of Mabray
Gang Are Denied VISIT OF HnboRs
Corpus at San FramotsGo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec THE federal
court today denied the pstItlOn OF A. O.
Moore. r. d. Hartman and W. D. Drown
for a writ of habsss corpus to prevent
their removal to the Omaha district for
trial on charges OF conspiracy in eonnso-
tion with the MAybray gang Of alleged
swindlsrs. They will appeal to the SUI
prsms court. The men Wsre arrested in
San Jose.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

The Sunkist stars took three games from
the PArksys Auto team on the basement
alleys Captain Charles Ortman took all
honors fer HE team, with lS3 single game,
and 500 for grand total Captain Parksy
took all honors for his team, with lS6
single game, and 47i fer high fetal Cap
tain PArkey says the gasoline gave out,
hence their defeat Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
sTANnARD OIL
Totals

The Loch's Willow Springs took three
games from the Sohrodsrs ST. James last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. James
Haster took all honors for the st. James,
with 55s for total three games, aud
Woymuoller had high single game for the
same team, with N8, while Keyt took high
totals fer the Willow Springs, with 59l and
Martin Of the same team had high single
game OF an, Tonight the BrodegaGTd
Crowns and Klancks Glsndales win bowl.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

away the tank fastened to the forward
deck and tore away the pilot house bridge,
About midnight the water entered the
cabin windows. At times we believed that
the ship was sinking"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
SEA DOGS.

The Carpenter Transfer bowling team
won its first victory last night over
Martins Tigers at fuckers alleys. The
teams are inexperienced as the score will
show. The total Of three games for the
Carpenter Transfers was 2,029, against their
opponents, Go13 Bando Of Martins Tigers
rolled the highest individual score. He got
4S7 in the three games. Stafford of The
same team got low score, rolling only JIG
The following II the detailed score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
Aybssss Lsaes Hanaleap Match.

QUINCY, H., Dec 7.-Eybs1co failed to
throw George Turner Of KelloEU, Ia, twice
tonight In fertY-fiVs minutSs though max
Ing the second fall five minutes after the
stated time. EybAEcS lest the match.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
DEHOoHATIo SENATOR'S \ CAUCUS

PrOErAn tS Elect New ChaiFmaA
Awahts CuKbSrsOA's RsslgAatiSa.
WASHINGTON, Dee with great ssri-
0EIHss the a1AodEtie members Of the
senate met IN caucus Monday to EJECT q
successor 10 Senator CuIberson, who has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
MANEYs sUNKIsT sTARs.

The Peoples Store dropped three games
to the Signal Corps last night In the
booster league WITH total OF ASIA while
fetal OF GR. TOHlght ths Peoples Store
against Cream cities. The soorsi
RMOLaI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

In close game Sunday evening the Sea
DOGS took two games from the Might
Mailing Division. Lough had high game
for the Sea Dogs, with 1T, and total OF jO1.
Gallup with 1sl and 523 was high man for
the Night Mailing. Scores
SMA DOGSf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08
LAKE BOAT LIKE ICEBERG
FreiEhteF Reaches DuIuth After a
Thrilling Trip in Teeth OF
Fierce Gale.

DULUTH, MINI, Dec. 1.-The package
frSghter Muncy Of the Anchor Line, which
arrived here last night hAA a thrilling trip
from Houghton tO Duluth. The Muncy,
~ IL lies at the Omaha dock. is a verltabls
Iceberg. secOnd Nate J. j. Smith said!
I'VE left HSuGhton about o'clock sun
day evening. About 10 o'c!eck a heavy
SOuthSaster. with much snow struck US.
1t was the worst night ! have spent on
the lake. The waves washed over tho
decks and the spray dashed from thirty to
forty feet up the Epars. The water froze
as fast as It struck. A big wave washed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

ch.aaSarlatn's Cough Rsaasay net only
ssops a esagh. but rSnsyss the irritation
which canses a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

DiAmondS-ERENZEH-lsth and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-08

DR. Niisa. ohiSf Of starr OF the Austro-
AmsrioAn DOst0Es. h located at As Range
BuiidinG, 18th anS narnsy strosts Just
opposite the orphsun theAtsr, Omaha.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
NOT FRANK NICHOLSON
OF PADUCAH IN TOPEKA

After correspondence with officials
in Topeka. Kas., Mr.. ]. f. Nicholson
has reached the opinion that Frank
Nicholson. who was injured In a
storm in Kansas City is not his long
lost son. When the accident occurred
MIR. Nicholson was advised that the
man was his son, and he began an
Investigation at once before making
a trip TO see. and has learned that
the man was reared In Ohio. and is
working as railroad conductor.
Mr.. Nicholson's son by the same
name left home six years ago and
went west, and for five years nothing
has been heard from him. Relatives
received kilograms, announcing that
the injured man was Frank Nichol-
son. of Paducah. but these were mis-
takes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28

Mr.. A. j. Campbell. who has been
interested for six wears with Mr.
BONNER in the tobacco business, to-
day bought out the loose leaf house
of the firm in this city and will con-
tinue in business by himself. Mr..
BONNER combining his attention to the
hurley business at Lexington. Mr.
Campbell has been In charge of the
Paducah branch ever since It started.
and tobacco men, as well as planters
will be glad to know he is TO continue
here. He has been very successful
in attracting the attention of buyers
and securing good prices for his
clients. Eight thousand pounds were
sold today, with no reflections. at
prices ranging from $3.50 TO $3.50.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
H. H. Rogers viii

New York, May 2S.-The will OF
Henry ii. Rogers was filed for pro-
bate here today. He leaves HIS widow
his New York city residence, stables.
horses and automobiles. a trust in no
less than $25 100000 nor more three
millions is created to provide am an
nuity OF 100000 for her. He gives
Fainhaven 100000. The children
are provided for In an estate valued
at between fifty and seventy-hve mib-
lions.
Rogers asked the trustees to make
his son president of the Virginia rail-
way and his son-in-law. Broughton.
chairman of the board OF directors.
His Fairhayen home was given to his
son.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
Go to 7. P. A.

o. B. Starks. Ernest Lackey, Frank
Moeller. X. Wilson. of Mayfield. and
Carl Finck, of Louisville, left this af-
ternoon at 2:15 o'clock for Asheviile.
N. c., to attend the national meeting
OF the Travellers Protective associa-
tIon. The national meeting will con-
vene Monday in Asheville, and will
continue in session for ten days. The
delegates were appointed at the state
meeting held last month in Hender-
son
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
First Train Moves

Atlanta. May 2S.-The first train
to move over the Georgia Central
since Sunday left the station today
for Augusta. loaded with mail mat
ter. In the cab was a union engineer
and a negro fireman. There was a
big crowd at the station but no dis
order.
,Grther conference with the view
OF ending the strike Is being held to-
day. A mail train also left Augusta
for Atlanta. Both sides agree that
moving OF the mail shall have no
bearing on the merits OF the strike
II dies not mean other traffic will be
resumed soon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
Affirmative Wins

The Affirmative side won the debate
this morning on the question. Ere
solved that the Panama canal should
be lock canal" in a lively discus
sion in the English class between the
2b class and the ga class. The affirm
alive was represented by Irwin Rocks.
John Rinklen, Robert Brown, and the
negative by Frank Luftenburg,
Charles Endriss and John Robertson.
Ed Mitchell presided as chairman and
held the debaters to the question I'M
der discussion. Prof. w. II. Sugg
Prof. w. A. Evans and Superintend-
ent Carnagey were the judges, and
the vote stool to in favor of the
affirI tive
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
MANY STRANDED.

Marseilles. May 3s.-Appeal
was made 20 the pedfect today to
supply passenger stranded here
az the result of the sailors'strike,
with conveyanees 90 their destin-
ations on send them back 10 their
homes. The perfect declared the
government l. unable 10 give re-
lief. Hundreds had scant means
when they arrived and now are
practically penniless. Many
Americans are awaiting the OPP
portunity 90 sail. Only n few
need relief.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
W. O. W. Memorial

Next Sunday the members OF
sunny Side camp OF WOodmen of the
World will hold memorial services IN
the Thompson cemetery, one-half
mile south OF Florence Station. The
lodge members will meet at the lodge
room az I O'Clock IN the afternoon
and with the Folsomdale brass band
will march to the cemetery. where
the exercises win be held. Speeches
will be delivered. but the orators have
not been selected.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-28
H. wv. JennIngs Recoyerinr.

III. w. Jennings IS recovering
from an injury to his left leg as the
result Of piece Of ROCK striking
him. Mr.. Jennings was working on
the Panama canal, and following the
of a blast piece OF rock
struck him in the leg. The wound
was not serious, but he and Mrs.
Jennings came to Paducah on visit.
Since being in the city the injury
has become worse, and he is in the
Illinois Central hospital The leg Is
not paining him, but his physicians
refuse TO permit him 10 use IL.