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New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
FLORIDA.
A hIrOuical ParadiSe-lss County, Florida
Illustrated booklet free on request Of
Atlantic Coast Line. i2l8 B'way. New York.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

s,u or LOTS IN THE HOT SPRINGS RES
srvation. hot Springs. Arkansas. Department
fnt.rior, L. $. Land Office. Little Rock.
OF thas tho D.cember Z. l9i0.--Notice Is hereby
i.H, ,hat pursuant 20 instructions and In sc-
sNSgnca sNgn With the directions OF the Secretary OF
cSru1, Srua,srinr under the Acts OF Congress I'm such
the imSSahe and provided. the unsold lots I'm Hot
snrngs Reservation will be sold at the CITY OF
o S sSt pasS al nc, a%son s, h5 to the
hlghess value thereof. commencing on Tues
slp' a he 2ist day OF March 1911. at 10 a. NJ.
day' tnuu,inuing VIZ from cay 10 day thereafter
snu ~, viii be sold separately. The purchase
,, Easn '' mus, he paid at the time the lot Is
RScsed down to purchaser or To the 10. may be
feong,., IA, the officers acting for the Govern
soln,' n, ~ the sale approved by the Secretary OF
the Interior the sale may be discontinued or
auiv"' ,iv rar ot Hot Springs, showing location OF
escb may be had on application TO Harry II.
Saen. Sa.. Snperintendent. Hot Springs Arkansas:
MSriI Caron Register; John +. Rush. Re-
osiy.- n A BALLINGEn- Secretary.
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10th Street.

The Approximate amount Of the lien or charge
TO satisfy which tho above described property is
In Ls sold Is Six thousand four hundred and
forty-four and 32-lO0 Dollars S6.444.82D. with
intsrest thereon from the Sd day Of January
Io,1 together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 S375 49, with interest from January 9th.
ipiI together with the expenses of the sale
Thc approximate amount or the taxes. assess
,,srts ana water rates or other liens, which are
,o he allowed 10 the purchaSer out II the pur-
cbasc money or paid by the Referee. IL S6I6 81
a,,I t,,srest Said premises will be sold subject
tn a frst mortgage for $4,000. with interest al
the rate OF bisT per annum from December |
toiO, subject TO a second mortgage for S30G
rt,b Interest az the rate % 6ce per annum from
persprLer 4 1910: Subject 10 any Tenement
Uouss violations or violations In any other de
nartmsnt sf the city ~ New York. and 20 any
IL nsr iens nlrd TO enforce the same, AMI Subject
10 snv state Of facts which an accurate survey
~ the premises would show
p.,c1 New York January 9th 1911
LEON KRONFELD. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

Leather baskets composed Of one-inch
strands OF leather. braided fiat in red or
tan sell FOR $ apiece. They are oblong in
shape oud four inches deep.
a wicker letter box, having a glass door,
with slide and mailing hours ct the top,
costs so %, and IS 70. use At tho country
house
A Lenox ware tea set. with leaf pat
tern in silver deposit sells for the three
pieces, al SIS, the china being a soft shade
Or brown
Tiny Individual castors. with three cut.
glass bottles. sell for 50 90,
a string Of gold beads. having al tiny
intervals three amethyst beads Of the same
size. sells at S1l 30 and is very effective.
'iH metal coin purses Of different shapes
10 swing from the finger sen from 30 cents
10 g.
small gold wshbone Din FOR a lace or
Collar pin costs 50 70 and is about an inch
ana bali long
large silver dlierce hatpins with stone
centres iu green amethyst or topaz color,
seil ifoin 81 Jg up.
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WAR ON NICOTINE FIEND'
Bill to Prohibit Cigarettes May Be In
troduced in Legislature.

The fight against the cigarette is on, 50
declared Miss Lucy Page CASTOR yesterday
afternoon between trips TO the various club
meetings. at the Hotel Astor. Tomorrow
the anti-cigarette preacher will 20 TO Al
bany TO agree with other refomers upon a
more efficient way Of attacking the "nico-
tine fiend'
Peaceful methods being considered inef-
fective I'm this DAY Of aggressiveness, Miss
Castor, like the sunragettes, is carrying
her cause TO headquarters A bin will
probably be introduced. she said, in the
present Legislature forbidding the manu-
lacture and sale OF cigarettes in this state.
Ten Far Western states were said TO have
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
ADAM AND EVE A PARABLE
Story Invented to Satisfy Child Mind
of Early Man, Says Bishop.

from the audience that he explain his
statement Of mans descent from the ape.
Bishop Lawrence, in Ford Hall last night.
declared that "the story Of Adam and Eve
was parable invented TO satisfy the child
mind Of the early man"
'It is lust as we tell TO the child to-day
continued the bishop, that God made us.
and then explain later on when his mind
develops and he will understand the theory
Of evolution
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
NEW WINTER CLOTHES
monv Women Still Buying Them
for Various reasons.

while some women have turned their at
lion 10 Hight and airy apparel TO bo car
"a % climes in which they may he worn,
,bere are still many Who for one reason or
..otber. are occupying themselves with
,.o heavier Garments Of winter. First.
,,ere arc the extravs CANT ones. who.
though they may already possess all the
,lothes any reasonable being could pos
sibly want before tn coming of spring,
In think they must lave something fresh
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BI-TI.ER- Excellent references; thoroughly un-
derstands his duties; cty or c'unTy Mss
Margaret smith > AE'"N'' - "'' 'u ~ i'''
SO39 Bryant
u.ill do entire work OF house; 500; best refer
eure Miss Shea's Agency, East I2d 81.
r,;;I--,r7 I'm and COOK German couple neat; su-
pcrior; thoroughly experienced; excellent refer
onces. city or coIn'Iy S5o sT.,,iM " a'uoif
Agency. Il West 3ad =, st. Tel. 500 l- Madison.
RI.TI FIR -VALET-Useful er second man; un-
~ Lt.ianss his work thoroughly: excellent city
,osersncss. s45 carl Osterbergs Agency 40
I<xington ave Tel. 1893 Plaza.
I,i71r l;R-Fjrsi class; German. Al references:
~ LII II n,sition I'm "A private family. speaks
Fngiisb address J. H.. 40 West End ave.
PITLER- vALET-First-cl SWISS. four
years iS IndrstriaI Association Employment
hseHcy. II west 42d st. Phone, 52iO BRYANT
,,s,zF French. for family; go anywhere, nrst-
iass. EXCELLENT references. Industrial Ass0-
olstJ"T Employment Agency II West l2d IT.
S,IIC,IINAN.-Single thoroughly experienced:
smart, willing WORKER no, an i d,a OF WORK,
understands routine, sreferenccs, aH"wbeTe ~
4. 203 East 4Sth st.
5;o,,TcF sTUpENT (Jspanese) wants iisht
work in family; has go%d Shp.rience In DO,
nestle work. excellent teIei '"''H' very small
wages. ok. $50 East 'sth -. ,-
5,55,i.pII $50. German. coachIuan and useful:
80. Good cook and laundress' personal refer
. 20 MatthcwsOn's Agency, hlb 9th ave.
Tel. 90 ~ nm
5,5,i,p, = German: wife cook. aundress. man
coacFman, useful i've years ,,esGeilen refer
o,a,,or 49,; 'tinployment Agency II West 42d ST
S.S,,,n, German; wife excellent cook. laun-
Snas. man butler. useful; excellent references
N'o soV - Vest 42d IT. Phone. 52l0 Bryant.
T0rPIE.-chaureur. coaehnan' I1ai wife cook, first
clA''' InFustriaI Association Employment
tnoes. ~ Wrst 42d st. Phone. 52lO Bryant.
ENGLsHMAY and his wiiG would like pos,
is, non q, ,ef.rsnces. Apply 10 Nealc. 22G East
62d st
FARM nANDslG German IN gIS,d0I s9Gd %i,ssT and
l'ai,s,te, t,s.rcc H. MatthoWs0u Agency, SIS
9th ave Tel, 37s bryaIlt,-
Farm MANAGER.-on gsntsman's estate
go nf ireland Protestaut; understands
,-,'t. A., ali branches. raising and care Of
iii i stock sheep. ponl,ry ara handling men,
,nnndca II, h, Carpentors Agency, 1Jl ON
aye.
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on cigarettes similar TO that on

out a ban on cigarettes similar to that on
opium.
Miss CASTOR announced at the Mothers
c,,,h that several seats were still vacant
g.. ,bo committee of one hundred OF the
Anti Cigarette League, and she requested
ali who were interested to profit 10y the
onnortiInIty to join the committee.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
EcruREs ON PUBLIC QUESTIONS.

Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper will begin a
course Of lectures on public questions this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs
oliver H. =. Belmont Hostesses for the
otbor lectures on the following Tuesdays
will be Mrs Henry S. Lehr, Mrs Lewis
Nixon. Mrs. ElbeTt II. Gary and Mrs
Charlpe DeCring
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FOR SALE,

BIG BARGAINS-slighty used once furniture
desks, typewriters. casn registers. adding ma
chimes, monographs fling cabinets. safes ad-
dressing machines, time clocks, partitioLb check
protectoys. bookcases. NATHANS. 4 White 81
Bll LIZARDS pool ana new patent combination
tables: lowest prices: supplies repairs.
bowling alley builders Deckers. l05 East 9th
81 Established 1880
IESks pGtitions. telephone booths, tables.
chairs, wsrdrobes. mirror wall fixtures busi-
ness furniture all kinds Finn Brothera 35S
broadway 30 Frankiin Il
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LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Ladies Christian Union Will hold its
usual weekly devotional meeting tomorrow
a afternoon at II o'clock in the chapel of the
Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue and 18th
street.
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cAST.OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and gentle
mems discarded evening and street costumes,
tewelry, etc. Nine Natal, 7is 9th ave- Phone
fIO-Rryant
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. u. c..
ceIved at this Office until o'clock p. ~. Jan.
lG 1911, for the construction Of an engine
house al Pennsylvania avenue and 2sth Place.
Southeast washington. u. @ Form OF pro-
posal specifications and all necessary inrorms
ton may be obtained from the Chief Clerk, En-
gineer Department. Room i2I. District Building.
CtINO r. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM V. JUDSON Commissioners. ID. c.
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products; want partner investing $4,000 and
service; assured profits 4 $40 900 annum; refer
enCes exchanged. w. f., Box !, Trlbune once.
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LOST BANK9OOKS.

0ANKROOK No 353.Tls Of the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim 10 II is hereby called upon 20 present
he same within ten days or submit To having
IN nnsshnnk cancelled and a new one issued.
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REM EDIES,

IHoROUGt.. PERMANENT CURES In cssss
OF ri 0OD PC.s0S. NERVOUS pEBIIITy.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred DIS.
or old those detirng only nrst class seientlnee
t1atment should call. Or, BONSCHua me ss"
Known specialist so w 3sth ct Hours w. ia
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WANTED. Wide awake men. bookkeepers and
insurance men preferred, to secure contracts
for mercantile information. References re-
ouiref HustIers can easily make $50 weekly.
Address BOY 90 Trihnna Office
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lO6th street.
lOJth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
.haryo 10 satisfy which the above described
nronertv is 10 be sold Is S26.S3T7s, with in
terest thereon from the 22nd day Of December.
1910. together with the costs and allowances
from December 23rd 1910 together with the
sxpenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF taxes assessments and other liens which
arc 10 he allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, is
So I6430 and interest
Dated New York, December gath, 1910
SAMUEL 5. ISAACS. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
No 20 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Saul L.efkowitz, Plaintiff, against Fallak
MilIman ct al, Detendants.-In pursuance OF a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered in the above entitled action and bearing
date tho 9Th day OF January, 1911, /, the under
signed the Referee In said Judgment named will
sell az public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room Nos 1916 Vesey Street. in the Borough
Of Manhattan, city Of New York. on the LIST day
OF February 1911 at IL o'clock noon on that
dav bv Joseph T. Day, Auctioneer the premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold and therein
describad as follows: All that certain lot or
marcel OF land, with the Improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being in the city Of
Now York bounded and described as follows
Heginning at r point on the southerly side Il
iOtb street distant seventytwO t72) feet westerly
from First Avenue. thence running southerly and
parallel with First Avenue nnety-two C99 feet
and three - inches. thence westerly parallel
with 10th street twenty-eght (2S) feet. thence
nortberIy parallel with First Avenue nluety-two
foo, teet and three (3D inches 10 10Th Street; and
thence easterly along the same twenty-eight (2s)
teet 10 the point place OF beginning. said
nreuises being known as and by the street mum
her 30 East 10th Street.
dated New York January 9th. 1911.
LEON KRONFELD. Referee.
SIMMONS e HARRIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
i0s Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New
The following Is Il diagram Of the property TO
be sold: It's street Number is 240 East 10th
Street.
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WANTED-Salesmen Of ability and neat appear
ance TO call on all merchants in their territory:
elegant side line: convenient 70 carry; GOOD COM
missions prompt remittance. A. &C. belmont
Mfr Co Cincinnati Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
Epnalp.

WANTED -Experience man and wife. without
any children. 70 do general house and yaru
work w o. Logan, Douglas. Wyo.
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TypeWRITINo AND rYpewRlrsss.

VI,I0k VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST.: cstalogua
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
in Underwoods. RsminxtonA OltverS BmithA
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

! AN INTERVIEW DESIRED with firm or indi-
viduaI who will appreciate natural ability ana
falthrulness, supplemented by Il years conthu- ] u
Gus service and training az private secretary ~ ~
two we'll known New York capitalists cdPabIe
stenographer, with experience IN handlhg large
volume of correspondence without diCtatiOn; also
| as bookkeeper and general Office man; perma-
| nence and assured future after making good
| more essential than initial salary; accustomed
TO responsibility and making employers interest
my own; seek larger opportunity and eventually
| salary commensurate with ability. Any assis-
tanoe in getting in touch with the desired open
ing will be appreciated by Opportunity, Box ~.
Tribune Office,
ASSISTANT bookkoeper tnIoo years experience;
can typewrite; well educated. references. 5.
Blumenfeld, 10 West l4lst 81.
BOoKKEEPER-- rcan. CHRISTIAN. young
married man Of good habits. honest; willing
worker: fully experienced In double entry, trial
balance etc; capable Of taking fuli chaTse: sal
airy. So TO SIS week. A. ear 4. =. Hunt oo
West 10th st. . -----
CARPENTER, -. espeuu ... hotel. real
wages Emil Garstons. s4a q soih st
CHAUFFEuR,oaMarFle4; hg7, class mech, mechanic;
ber: commercial or touring ean Godbergcr.
West 9sth st
CHAUFFEUR. Private family; experienced;
city, country; makes repairs, useful: refer
ences. Harrod. 23G West l34th st.
CHAUFFEUR-Good careful driver; excellent
mechanic: modest and conscientious: best ref
erences. John Tucker 242 West l23th st.
POSITION in automobile repair shop. city or
Michael Wargo. Box 339, Tuxedo Park. y. Y.
SALESMAN wants agency for Western terri
tory: merchandise or specially, bank refer
ence; bond. Perry, 63i Empire Building, Den
yer. Col.
| TRANSLATIONS- Spanish. French. Portuguese,
Italian; accurate. speedy. cheap, highest in
dorsements. William +. Beers, 1850 Broadway
Telephone 400 Audubon.
WATCHMAN N-Midde aged man. sober and In
dustrious good reference. i. SchWeizer S53
Bay Ridge ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN Gsl desires position at anything;
trade preferred; good penman Joseph Herman,
! "a Pitt st.
| YOUNG MAN 10 ambitious, we'll educated
has two wears Office and mail order expert
cnce. Box IS, Tribune once.
Female.
A.-DRESSMAKER.-- A. well and fashion,
ably made To ladies' visiting the city: I can
Assure you designs III and workmanship equal
, 10 the very best establishments; ten years eN-
perience IN high class work for members OF 400
prompt reliable and reasonable home or By day
Mime Gully. I3s West 4sth ST. Tel. 1Ss3-Bryant
DRESSMAKING. alterations. remodelling done
out by the day; 81; excellent fit and work. Mrs.
Zimmerman. $40 Central Park West
s1TTOGRAPHER- years experience: de-
slres position requiring ability. thoroughly
competent 543 McDonough ST., BROOKLYN.
CTFTOGRAPHER and SECRETARY Expert
enced In legal. engineering and CommeTcial
ynrk. salary S25 week. Address Il. r., Room
t04 II Broadway.
TypTST-By a highly respectable young lady
GQl residing with parents and well recon-
r,ended hv last employer; willing 20 assist In OF
ace work Address a. II. 1888 CLAY ave. BronN
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

SALESMAN for Central South America; state
particulars and salary. Apply. by letter
only to kalter. secretary Jersey city, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

'PREVENTO"-Every eyeglass wearer inter
ested; big profits; sample afd terms 20 cents.
samuels. Opticlan. W!lkes-Barre. Penn.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

CANVASSERS wanted TO take orders for music
and music books. liberal commission. Geo.
Nclineux 100 9Th ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURSE. neat. competent, German, 10 Invalid
lady or children been trained nurse IN Ger
many; excellent American and German refer
ences NJ c.. care SIMPSONS Agency. 4l2 4th
ave Tel 1863 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURSE-Neat experienced German girl; 2
Years reference for care OF growing child;
SOS $50. Waldorf Agency, ~ West 33d st. Phone
roo Madison
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NUKsE.-Graduate masseuse; practical house
keeper; situation either capacity: travelling
preferred. 229 Columbus ave, list ST., care OF
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURSE.-A mGdle aged refined German as In.
fants nurse: understands the entire care ana
highly recommended by first class family and
doctor; salary $40 Nurse 5sS Lexington ave-
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Female.

A.-THB MENDING BASkET--A woman will
do all kinds Of alterations and repairing;
skirts jenpthened or shortened: new style sleeves
made; old gowns yelled; shop garments reftted;
table linens hemmed; IN fact, all the little
things one does not like TO do or has not the
time; home or out home preferred; references.
Ziesig 2Gi West 22d ST. Phone 41l-Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURSE USEFUL COMPANIoN.-Hghest city
references AS to ability. refinement, character.
etc Mrs Pillsbury's Agency. 507 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURSE.-An old English family nurse wants
place in superior family to child over two
years, or care for boy or girl mentally ar
ncted; references. L. A, I2s West l24th St
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
BOARD AND ROOMS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NEWLY decorated house. large and o.
rooms 12l West SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

CHAMBERMAID.- Particularly neat, expert
enced Swedish girl; well recommended, s22.
Waldorf Agency. Y West 33d st, Phone 900
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

AUSTRIAN COOK, $40; waitress, S2J-s3o;
iaunjress-cham ermad; SCI. Miss Hofmay-
er's Agency. 800 322 9th ave. corner a2d ST.
floor.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

NURsE-North German, experienced young girl
for children over three years; good sewer; k clkk
country; best references wages, S2o-S3o Ia1
at Lang & Boecherer Company Agency, 4S TO -
West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

CHAMBBRMAID OF NURSE-By newly landed
Gernan Girl. good sewer: city or country. $40
500. can al Lang & Boecherer Company Agency.
20
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vALET-By Japanese, with extraordinary aoili.
ties. aood masseur. good barber; service part
II day: references Okla, l79 Flatbush ave,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

OFFICE BOY wanted. Apply Tribune Once.
.acnnd nnnr LA Nassau 81. y
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

CHAMBERMAID.-Very good seamstress; will
ing to assist waitress: excellent references.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. % West 42d st.
> 'phnne 2n3N-BrNant.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-01
TAFT OPENS CAMPAIGN
Keynote Speech Made by President
In Massachusetts.

Hamilton, Mass.-President Taft
began the presidential campaign OF
1912 on Saturday, his friends believe,
in a speech that breathed defiance
and condemned the insurgent Repub-
licans and Democrats, combined to re-
wise several schedules of the present
tariff at the special session Of con-
gress just closed.
The president singled out Senator
La Toilette Of Wisconsin, Speaker
Champ Clark and Chairman Under
wood of the house ways and means
committee, as leaders of the attempt
ed revision and charged them with
playing politics"
Several times he referred by name
to Mr.. La Toilette, but mentioned the
other insurgent senators merely as La
Follette's associates"
Mr.. Taft indicated that he regard
ed the proposed revision as injurious
and dangerous to business, but made
it plain that If the tariff board in
December reported that downward
revision of the cotton and wool SEIZED
ules should be made, he would recon-
mend a reduction.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-01
HONDURANs REBEL
GIGANTIC REVOLUTIONARY PLOT
AGAINST THE GovERNME EMIT
HAS BEEN uNEARTHEp.
Leaders placed Under Arrest and
Letters Found Revealing Where
sbouts OF Hidden Arms and Am
munlton for RcvoiutIonlsts.

Puerto Cortez, Honduras.--A gigan-
tic plot against the administration OF
Honduras has been unearthed. Theo-
dore Hernandez and M. Ugorta have
been arrested. Letters were found
revealing the whereabouts Of hidden
arms and ammunition.
Hernandez was Jailed at San Pc
dro, where excitement Is at fever
heat. Ugorta was escorted to the
capital, Tegucigalpa. under an armed
guard. He was incarcerated. For
mer President Davila, who was de.
posed by the recent successful revo-
luton headed by General Manuel 30.
nilla, who now Is in Salvador, is sup.
posed to be interested in the plot. The
arrests were made by orders Of Pro.
yisional President Bertrand.
The letters mentioned that NUM-
lions OF war were hidden near Pr
mienta, and that the first move
against the administration was to be
started at the election next October
of General Ronilla, the unopposed
candidate for the presidency. Gen
eral Lee Christmas is in Tegucigalpa,
working to make his little army the
best drilled and equipped in Central
America.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-01
CRY OF FIRE CAUSES PANIC
twenty-five Persons Killed and More
Than sixty Injured as Result OF
Explosion Of Picture Film.

Cannonsburg, Pa.-Twenty-hve per
sons we're killed and more than SIX
ty injured Saturday night when q
moving picture film, exploded In the
cannonsburg opera house. Immed-
lately following the fash OF the fiim'
some person shouted "fire!" There
was rush for the exit and In mo-
ment there was writing, scream
ing mass Of humanity in the narrow
stairway leading to the entrance OF
the theater The panic, IT is said. was
senseless. Most Of the dead were
smothered. A great majority OF the
audience was composed Of women and
children. In the fierce rush for the
exit they were thrown from their
feet and trampled on. Others were
thrown upon them and those at the
bottom of the human pile were suffo-
Gated.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-01
PORTUGAL POLITICS MupDLED.
Republican Party Divided, While
Strikes Are Threatening.

Lisbon.--The political situation in
Portugal is taking serious turn. The
Republican party is completely divid'
ed. The advanced element under the
leadership of Alfonso Costa, provis'
ional minister of justice, and the con-
sentative section. under Antonio Al.
media, provisional minister of the in
terror, and Senior Camaeho, declared
open war at the elections for the pres.
idency, the Moderates winning the
day.
Strikes threaten to have a serious
effect on the country. Forty thous.
and cork cutters, lightermen and gen.
eral dock workers are now out. The
Diaro Noticas reports that at Moita,
Almada, Aldegallega, Alcohete and
other villages opposite Lisbon, which
are centers of the cork cutting indus.
try, the people are abandoning their
homes in fear of acts of violence.