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New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
HUSTON LOSES APPEAL
His Conviction for Pennsylvania
CAPITOL Fraud Affirmed.

Niuiamsport. Penn. March 3.-The State
Superior Court. I'm session here, to-day
afirmed the conviction in the Dauphh
County Court Of Joseph N. Huston. OF
Pbiladelphia. architect of the Pennsylvanla
state Copitol an Harrisburg. the last Of the
fourteen men indicted in the scandal 10
face trial court. Huston was convicted
OF conspiracy "a defraud the state In con
rection with the furnishings Of the Capitol
and was sentenced 10 term of not less
than six months nor more than two years
I'm prison and to pay fine Of 500 II
Huston follows the other men convicted in
the same case he win take an appeal 10
the state Supreme Court and enter bail
pending a decision.
The Canitol was erected at cot of Sl3
0G0 100. and the state charged that it was
defrauded out Of about S5,OooOoo in the
furnishings
Of the fourteen men indicted. two-W. =.
Snyder former state Auditor General, and
James NJ Shumaker. superintendent Of the
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
are serving terms in the penitentiary, two
-Sanderson. who had the furniture con-
tract. and Payne a builder-died pending
an appeal from their conviction, one went
temporarily insane and others We're ac-
quilted.
The state also brought civil suits against
the indicted men for the recovery Of nearly
100000 and the suits were settled for a
total OF about S1.3OO.G00 The amount each
man involved in the scandal contributed to
this total was never made public despite
the fact that the House Of Representatives
Of the Legislature asked for the informa-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

At the Marble Collegiate Church on Sun
dav afternoons at $3.50 DR. Wilbert w.
White. president Of the Bible Teachers
Training School. conducts series or
Bible studies The general subject IL
The Bible and To-day
At the Sterling Place Christian Church
Mrs Bryce W. Ranken, OF sac Paulo, Bra
zil will speak al the morning service to-
morrow. In the evening Dr. NJ NJ. Amun-
son will speak on Some Great Blunders
of To-day: No l.. That a Man Can Sow
without Reaping"
Orin g. Baker. assistant superintendent
Of the evangelistic committee Of New YORK
Citv. returned on Wednesday from three
months trip to the Holy Land. Dr. Ar
thur J Smith. the superintendent will
return 10 the city on March - at the
close Of a winters evangelistic campaign
throughout New York State and Massa-
chusetts.
DIR Canghey will discuss The Tempta-
tfon Of Jesus" tomorrow evening at the
Harlem Presbyterian Church, second in a
series of sermons on the life OF Christ
as pictured by the worlds greatest artists.
{
What Is Good Example," viii be the
Rov Thomas r. Steers subject at All
Souls Church tomorrow morning.
At the Church Of the Incarnation Dean
Hodges will speak every day next week.
A series OF Lenten cantatas viii be given
ar the Church OF 81. Mary the Virgin on
I n 4 n
walter S. Fleming. organist and musical
director.
At the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
Dean Robbins will preach the sermon to-
morrow morning.
Samuel Mcbride. the Irish evangelist.
,,ho has been conducting revival meetings
At the sixteenth Street Church. beginning
tomorrow will continue them at the
North Church
Dr scbuIrnan will speak on Pulpit and
Pew" a. Temple Bethel tomorrow morn
ing.
Among the speakers this coming week
ar the Lenten services IN the Church or
the Holy Communion vii be Bishop X. ii.
nelson and Bishop Ethelbert Talbot
Gospel aftermeetings are being held al
the First Baptist Church at the close OF
the Sunday evening sermon. opportunity
| is given for all who attend To ask queH-
ttons All strangers are welcome
THE Great Things in Our hellsloh VIII
be the subject Of ths morning AsTm0n W
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
G. J. GOULD MUST TESTIFY
MANY Well Known Men Subpcnaed in
Terminal Hearing.

Judge Ward. If The United states Cir
go ,qit Court directed the issue Of subpenas
20 George + Gould and 2 number Of well
known railroad men and bankers Of this
civ Yesterday 70 appear on March 10 as
witnesses before Randolph Damn. notary
public. at 80. 81 Wall street. Their test-
NON. it was said. was considered important
nv the receivers for the Wabash PittsburS
Terminal Railroad COMPANY in the ltiga-
ton instituted in Ohio by tho Central Trust
Conpanv AGAINST the Wheeling q Lake Erie
Railroad Company. and I'm the cross suit
hrglght By the receivers for the Wabash
Terminal Company against the two original
plaintiffs
The others suhpoenaed with Nlr. Goulu
were Alvin ~. Krech William A. Read
washinrtor r.. Conner. Wnsiow s. Pierce,
Lawrence Greer. John p. Dennie. otto H
Kahn David Crawford Clark. Bayard
Dominick. George T. Hollister Alonzo
Potter and Edward r. Smith.
George j Could was president Of the
Wabash Terminal Company during the
period in which The bond issues were made
that have caused this litigation 10 deter
mine the priority Of the various issues. The
others were directors IN the companies in
volved in the suits or represented banking
interests that handled the various issues.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

Because of the incapacity OF the Tab
eruacle to accommodate the crowds
which attend Pastor Russelps services
when he is In Brooklyn, the Academy
of Music for some time past has been
used. as II will be tomorrow. Its ca
paclty is about $500. and late-comers
frequently fail 10 gain admittance. Pas
tor Russell has many demands upon his
time in various parts OF the United
States and Canada, but aims TO always
give Brooklyn the first Sunday or each
month. Tomorrow afternoons service,
however. will be the last for him in
RrooI<lyn until May 7. as he has nu-
merous appointments in the interim
week days as well as Sundays. He ad-
dresses gatherings OF Bible students and
usually has the largest auditoriums, and
them crowded His coming itinerary IN
Europe includes at least five addresses
10 Jews on "Zionism In Prophecy"
The address tomorrow In the Acad-
env will be at the usual hours o'clock
All seats will be free. no collections will
he lifted. A question meeting is an
nounced for the evening, 80 p. m.
sharp. al the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Nos.
~ and II Hicks street Bible queries OF
every sort Will he entertained.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
FREIGHT RATES CONFERENCE
Railroad Presidents Will Meet Inter
state Commissioners Monday.

Washington. March 3. - The recent
freight rate decisions OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission will be the sub
ject OF a conference here on Monday be-
tween the Eastern railroad presidents and
the members of the commission. William
c. Brown. president Of the New York Cen
trail to-day arranged by telephone with
Commissioner Lane for the meeting. Mr..
Brown said that besides himself the presi-
dents of the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore
ohio and the Erie railroads would be
present AZ the conference
While IL is known that the conference will
relate 20 the decisions Of the commission.
TIE precise reasons for the request for the
conference are not known here.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
CORN EXPORTS EXCEED WHEAT
The Latter Decreased Nearly Half as
Compared with January, 1910.

Washington. March 3.-The monthly ex-
ports Of wheat from the United States in
January. for the first time. We're exceeded
IN quantity by the exports Of corn. accord
ing 20 the Bureau Of Statistics Of the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor De-
creased receipts Of wheat at leading in
terror markets and smaller shipments Of
AoUr were the Leading features OF the COM
nercial movements OF breadsturs during
January.
Receipts OF corn. oats and barley in Janu-
arr az fifteen important markets showed
larger totals. while those OF wheat showed
a sharp decline over the same month last
year Flour exports for the seven months
We're about 26 per cent below the five-year
average
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
CHENEY NAMES SECOND DEPUTY

Albany Mach SO. Il Cheney, State
Superintendent OF Banks. to-day appointed
Ec"arc J. Graham. OF Albany, as second
deputy for ,he New York office. at an
annual salary Of $500 Mr.. Graham is g.
lawyer and mas been a national bank ex-
Aminer for the last seventeen years.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
PENN. RAILROAD PROMOTIONS
Board Of Directors Approves Advance
ment of High Officials.

Philadelphia. March 3-Important promo
tlons ~ officials Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company were approved to-day by
The board OF directors, as follows.
SauGe Rea was promoted from second
ce-uresldent 10 I'll the vacancy caused by
the retirement vi Charles l.. Pugh as first
vice-president !. p Thayer Henry Tat
nal and w w Atterbu"y. the other vice
presidents were each advanced, ana w.
Howard MYERS. general manager. was
made fft- vice-preeident. Simon Cameron
Long. general superintendent Of the West
ern Pennsylvania Division. was promoted
% The post of general manager. His sue
eesscr is r L. O'Donnel. general superin-
terdenr of the Buffalo & Allegheny Valley
Division
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
GERMAN REIcHseANK's PROFITS

Berlin March 3.-The Reichssnk's state
ment for 1910 shows net earnings OF $685.
u' against $5.77O250 for the preceding year.
: dividend Of SIS. against 5s3. is declared.
me total turnover was $500, 10000, com
CARED With So. 10. 100000 In lsg9. -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
THE COTTON TRADE PROPOSAL

Manchester, England March 5.-The pro-
posal Of the American section Of the cotton
trade not TO operate on Saturdays for a
period Of three months is under considers-
tion by local cotton men, and definite ac-
ton l. expected at y mseting op March "
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
ONE DEATH AT JOHNS HOPKINS

Baltimore March 3.-Two new cases Of
diphtheria and one death, with diphtheria
given as the secondary cause, were reported
by the johns Hopkins Hospital to-day The
new cases were employees Of the hospital,
but living outside.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TIE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
ID Ave. and 9TH St
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG, ID. D., Minister,
will preach at II A. N and p NJ
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5th Ave. and 18th 81.
Rev DAVID JAS. BURRELL, D. D., Minister.
will preach at II a. u. and ?. u.
Morning: The Church in the House"
Evening" Good News from Far Country
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.
Sth Ave. and 4sth st.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MAC LEOD. Minister.
will preach at II A. NJ. and P NJ
Communion at the close Of the morning
sermon.
TIE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End Ave. and nth 81.
Rev HENRY EVERTSON COBB, d. D, Minis
ter. Mr.. SAM HIGGINBOTTOM will speak az
l. A. NJ Subject: work Among the Lepers
Rev. THOMAS WBRIDE NICHOLS will
preach at 430 p. VI. Subject. "Myrrh' Aloes
and Cassia"
Choir assisted by Hans Kronold. cellist.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
BROOKLYN.
pI.Y,InrTH CHURCH.

Orange street. between Hicks 4 Henry Streets.
The pastor, Rev NEWELIt DWIGHT HILLS,
Ia. I5 A N and 45 p NJ Morning subject:
sChrist as a Preacher. and His Fascination
FOR the Common People -,
To- r,,sntng Fifth Sermon IN the series on The
Makers OF our Nation: "Thomas JEFFERSON.
"a the Di~usion OF Power and Privilege
Through Democracy,
-,,5,S sSoTsT PRFsRYTERIAN CHURCH. Noe
.-.nt Avs and Dean St. Brookiyt--l 10 -. bsu
4. q. Ros6ITER. 745. Dr. YouN0
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

The Rev. DR.. c. J. Young, pastor OF the
Church OF the Puritans. will begin to-mor-
row evening series Of Lenten services
and sermons on Characters Around the
Cross"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

The subject OF the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be Man"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

Tomorrow morning at II o'clock at Car
negie Hall Or. Emil G. Hirsch, OF SINAI
Temple. Chicago. and editor Of THE He-
form Advocate" will preach before the
Free Synagogue on Liberal and Loyal
Dr. Hirsch breaches in the absence or Dr.
Wise. who is delivering series OF ad-
dresses in Dartmouth. Chicago. CINCINNATI
and Fort WAYNE.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

At Rutgers Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Or. william Hiram Foukes, OF Port
land. Ore, pastor-elect will preach ar II
A. m and p m.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

Toward the woman's Movement" on Mon
day afternoon next at S:i5 o'clock In the
meeting house OF the Society for Ethical
Culture
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
Fifth Ayeuue and Tenth Street

F1fth Avenue and Tenth Street.
Rev Or. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT. Rector.
IL a. m.--Morning Service and Sermon (Rector).
p. m-Evensong and Sermon.
Stainers "Crucirxion."
p. NJ. Peoples Service. Or Grant Subject:
Mr. william n. Aliens Efficient Democracy -
o NJ. Peoples Forum. Mr Charles Fergu-
son The Public Schools: the Center OF the
Social Revival
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

AT the Twenty-third Street Young Men 8
Christian Association lie first address on
"His Fathers Boy" by the Rev. DR.. Nehe-
miah Boynton, will be delivered tomorrow
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

DR. Charles F. Aked will preach to-nnor-
row, both morning and evening, at the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Dr. Addi-
son Moore will lead the discussion at TIE
Young Mems Bible Class. which meets at
40 a. m
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

At the Scotch Presbyterian Church DR..
Wylies subject tomorrow morning will be
The Question of the Ages: What Shall
We Do with jesus" In the evening in
fautrymen. artillerymen and Hospital
Corps men will tell the story OF work done
among United States soldiers in the Harbor
Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

stalner's oratorio The Crucifxion' will
be sung at the Church Of the Ascension at
the o'clock service tomorrow afternoon
under the direction of Richard Henry
Warren
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

The series On "Great Crises with Men
and God" viii close al the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church tomorrow night
with the discussion by DR.. Carter. the
pastor, Of the subject Dwight L. Moody
and the Crisis Of Modern Evangelisuc
Movements"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

At the Marble Collegiate Church on Sun
dav afternoons at 800 Or. Wilbert W
White. president of the Bible Teachers
Training School. conducts a series OF
Bible studies. The general subject is
..,r,,e PibIe and To-day"
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
mi@ssr HOuarO.

81 brinsen, 5eiet Der 81. 2suiIer
@ihter @iaiam Sefferion Bonurb.
9ur6 ieine 8eb0n6Iung Der ibm ais
lneetlagte borgefiibrten EruRfen-
boloe lit Hi6ter @o1aro iheu nett
iiber bic @renSen bon ct. Qouis bin.
aus befannt ~geruorSen. or nabm
aLs 8ertreter Der Der. Gtnoten an
Sem OOr fiirSem i'm &nag, Der 9oupt.
ito6t &oH0naS, abgebolteHen 10. Sns
ternotianaIen RsnQreb aur 8efGHlpf.
une 0eS @IfoboIismus tbeil unA
ieste bort feline Metbo0e in einem
8prtrna auseinanher. Der &onereb
beIproH bns 9erb6Itnis BON @eien-
i9nft unb Stat ~ benz lebeI unA
Rthter @oHaro CAB cine S6iIbe-
rune Ieiuer @~ebanAiuno Der Erun.
feMboIOe, Die ibu1 pOroefubrt tperben.
CT bemiibt ii@, beHeFno Gnt biefeI.
ben e~in5uiuirten, iHbemF er Sas iiber
fie perbGnste StrnfurtbeiI untsr Der
@e6insuns fnsSemSirt, SaS fie 6as
Observation-Disclosures fAr bic
1aller eimes Snbres GbIesen unA
es MIR Samn sur NnsfiSbrling brinst,
ncnn Fe ibrem yeriprcben, feline
eeifttaeM @etr1nfe al genieBe1 NAB.
renb Ter jugeltan6enen Erobe5cit
ni&t treu 5IeibeM. 9GtiirIia fam
er ieine @eetboSe Riir BEL aerinseren
1ergGben ~ontpenbeH, bic i'm 3uIt0ta
Asr @crauiGtbeit beeanesM nerSen,
aber er 1T ~iiberSeuet Samh i@on
bel suites geitiftat, manmei Men-
i&en eebeKevt una maRher Samilie
Ben @rM6brsr erhaIten 80 boben. Die
ientoeL meI&en Der @iGter eine Oer-
artiee @robAeit Der Riihterrbeit se-
mGbrt, miiiieM lido mad ibrer cages.
orbcit reseLm&big IN ieiner @Ob.
iiIne einfin6en, Aomit er fiA ben
ibrem 8uitonne perfSnIia iiberSest-
gen taMn.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

&atiIbe IOiiant.
seun5er OOrigen Snbres in SEEM Or.
leons u~mgefommenen NeiIterflie-
gers, DeIfe leIblt Die ueibIide Del.
tteridoft i'm S0benflus ourh einen
Gufitieg bon $500 SUB errungen
5ot.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
eeutu0nt airtIauO (SIieseriOrps)

eeutuant airtIaab (S~IieseriOrps).
bas 2uftmeer ieseIu, Hpe 1900
Berionerl, 0arunter 1900 ~Ii5eniirte
BiIoten, biIoen oie 9enannun0. Gin
RopitoI BON mebr oIs fiinfsie NeiI.
Iionen 1T in Dem rapid pahienOeW
Saoufri3peig n~ngeIegt Der ii6 init
Der SerIbelune pom G~IugmaidiueH
beIfGftigt uno 10000 Yerionen CIR
tperb giebt. Diegeoeutuno Der nSIie-
oereorps~ fir nrilit1rlihe 8pe6e lit
iest bon allen WfGtten erprObt rrsr.
ben. unS Die n~erid6eOeren Gambler
seben in 6iciem Sabre mebr oIs finf
Milionen fir bic Derbeiierung ibrer
MusriiItunq oAs. Bei Der aonftruf-
tion Der Woofdiren tomrpetl beitGn-
big itei1c SOeen sur Nn1uenoung.
Metoa miro oniteIle oes &cI3es Ser
tpe4r6et, Die Motoren Deroen Iei6ter
un6 ItGrter gesnoht unO man lit be.
miibf. groBere S1mebeIiherbeit 5u
e~raielen ulO einel gsaisneten Sail
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
81. asiaaG.
UNapkeut ia mehr unb mehr BRr AuMR sut
Ann epsn sss SaPrhunSerts.


Ok IIugmqihine. Oos @rmSer
Der 0eu5eit, piro mebr uno mebr
perpoQfonnnet uno gepinnt imuler
peitere @srbreituno. gtob lit Der
nit SaqeItN5 baAedte, BON 9rGbten
umiponnte &oIdrabmen elm iebr
primitiper Gpporat ben urBuOerI6i-
tiger 2eHtunasfGbigteit, Douerboftia-
Felt uns SHtDsbeii6erbeit, Dem Ii9
nur ole faItbIutiaIten uno seI6idte.
item Nenld)en anDertr0uet1 eurfen,
aber ihon boben fitbne Nf1nner obne
l1nfoa 1gabrten BON iiber 5000 Nei.
len S1nse Iber Reere unS bobe
@ebirse, iiber @dI0er unO Std0te
AGrin aeuadt upS an ieiner 1erbei.
iarun1 BirA AstnAS ssArtsn&.
Die GntTpi&nns Ter SEaauSMjhtae
II spelis iSAer'Na shtpe alt. Am
20. SepteHtber 1905 Nub e. cine
Mnihine pom erprobter GIieaef6bio.
teit uno smeistDiotoren botten erfolo-
reide AuFitiege gemd9t, ober Die
OanroIigen Recor6fnbrten Oouerten
tuetiger ais fiinf W1inuten. Selite
s6blt man seeen 10000 .Aero-
plane, BON 6encrt 1000 tdsIiH our9
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

&unberte bon tIeinen RnpitaIiItem
uno Sporern inn sdl15en &anoe, bon
Geotne Bis Oregon, linb BEL Dem
Enue Oes SoreO SIogg in SEEM Uorf
~interefiirt, Der BON ben @unOesbebor.
ben unter Der Antloge rerboftet
purbe, bic Hoft au betriieeriihen
8peden gebrou9t Su boben. gls
NttinuIoiee GIog1'S iin0 Daniel
Moib McreorL Der untcr benz 9rGfi.
benton gIepeIono 8nnoesi@0tmeiIter
mar, uir6 feds @rOere angefIoete.
@eeeM 1iirgi1nft DOR $4,000
1T Gl1ge oorl6nfte pie6er IN Grei-
belt eeiett por0en. Or betrieb
Elm Neutrality-suspicious." uno ii9erte
leinen 2unoen. Die linn ibr @el0 an.
eebIi1 0ur INSTRUMENTATION AMBER.
trouten. einen @eDinn bon D6fent.
Iih elm Yro5ent 5li. Die Sode mar
niht gong 10 fdlimm, rpie Der Dor Ell
nigen Sabren oufgeoedte G1minoeI
zines gemiiien Willer, Der ieinen
&un0en n~6dlentlih 5ebn 8ro5ent 81.
Iogte, ober immerbin bielten es bic
8eborOen fir geratben, ein5uI1rei.
ten. 9os ShminoeIbafte 0es Inter.
nebmens ioa BARN Iiegen, oaB 5loaa,
Der in 5mei Sabren nabe3u 5pei
Meiaionen eingenommen uno cine
Winion oapon boar i'm 5iHerbeitsr
gep0[be untergebraht bnben ion, oas
cine @ro5ent modentIihe 3inlen ni@t
etmn aus benz @eninne oes Gei6Gf.
tes, Ion0ern aus Den bon &moen
e~inoebenoen @eIoern bedobIte. nit.
bin Elm God nit Dem onSern per-
Itopfte. lAMs Ben beihIognnbmten
9iihern ging herpor, boB er IN ieoer
@roBitoot oes Qanoes &unoen bate,
0orunter piele anneiebene 2eute uno
Iogor @eiitlide. Bon Seiten Der
a1lnoen murOen ibm feline Sdpie.
rigteiten bereitet, oo er Die 8inien
Bis iebt regelmdBig be5abIte. 3Deif-
Ter nurOen oil Den ongebIihen @e.
Observation-Disclosures Worgan nertpieien
beffen gntpfebluna 8lage's ibnen ee-
m0bnlid geniigte.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

@lsseei&nrnq. Rupitdn @uHI ".
Bed trlg Den OberpOitmehsr Sitdr
cod nit einem Sod pod BOitohen
6urh bic Cult nab einGH mebrere
geeiIeu eutieruteu goitamt un0 2eut-
nnRt Diling bIieb mt otDei 8olio-
gierm ioit 5mei Stmom in Der
&Sbe. an 2uiti6ifferinuen bat Ame-
rim MIR 6rei, 0arunter WotTI0eD Sois
toHt, obe SdDeIter 0es am 81. D.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
rury Brewing CO.
Royal Pilsen und Old Glory.
bellies DunRIes
Etus bestem NSaI3 uno Eopfen gebraut.
aaepbOnirt SsOrtb 1885 fir cine Rite.
SliAtsr nnb Msfssmsssr.


8ie Aas, GnRer Der SnlnbA,
iDeI9e ~ DerSeben seeeH bic SHent-
Ii&e DrOnuns fibrt, BON @i#ter-
ItubI aus betdmpft perben Tenn,
sbne oas Strafseiet sur anusnbuns
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

RGps Geribrnte OLD WIOrb ODER
@OpnI Eiliener be8ieben Sde IN Tla.
i6em 0n EN bCa Asr GneuM
HstIiaa @e. MIeNkaa Dsealte6.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
&eidaftsashsimMf.

Inter uns eeiaet: Sie knA
Elm aans semeiner Gdufi" - ~seuR
ia ober Io0em @ie's nur niiE
tueiterI~
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Seutnant aenneOp (8IiessrfOrps).

2eutnnnt aennebb (6Iieserforps).
ffirm gum Sfls gegen Oen abituro.
Der Ihon 10 pielen 2uftI9iffern oas
2eben gefoitet bat. au f~onitruiren.
Dos ~Sliegercorps" Der Der. .Stod.
ZEN lrmee uno SIotte 31blt in lei.
men &eiben 2uftfbiffer. Die es nit
ben beIten aufnebmen t6nnen, rpenn
ibre Nomen benz BubIifum audi nidt
10 befnnnt genor0en fin0. Do lie Iif
bisher nift an 0ffentlihcn Nettf1m.
Ffen betheiliaen ourften. Ssest i'll
ibnen nie GrlaubniB bn3u ertbeiIi
tpor0el - hei Dem neillifcn 0ett.
Hiaoen >eln Stem yorter Slug.
feb b.. item lid mebrepe mil
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

@e5A0eber Gum S&liEDuer): SD
fn0' sbuat nair AAe eine: estrDeoer
soEIen e. eiSIt&. - cher HsrIen Sic
nstm 'Batei Mber baItsn &c mid mir
ouf nit 70 lccreA &eAensartenl"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
FORMER ISLANDER
BOSS AT DANVILLE
High Nicol. Scouting for Cincinnati
Is Taking a Peak at the
Speakers.

DanviIle Commercial: Hugh Nicoi.
scout for the Cincinnati National
league club. will reach Danville today
or tonight and viii spend several days
here looking over the athletes on the
Danville baseball club. Nicol, coach
OF the Purdue university club and star
Of the old St Louis Browns, has ex-
pressed a fonduess for a pitcher. out
fielder and one infelder with the local
club. bur mentions no names.
Sicol has been on the job about ter
DAYS. having been notified by Garry
Hermann that he has a free hand and
70 pick up anything which looks
classy enough TO put the red legs in
the running in the big show. Hughie
has just returned from trip through
Virginia. where ne grabbed a pitcher,
and after visiting here for few days
watching McCarthy's athletes do stu-ts
ne viii go down into the Texas and
Sally leagues in his search for good
stun Little Dick" will find plenty of
good stuff right here. stuff that can
make good with the red legs or any
other club. minor or major
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
The Theatre
.sPRINe MAID COMING.

Atelegram has been received from D. l.
Hughes. manager OF the Grand opera
house, Davenport, announcing the open
ing Of that theatre for Tuesday, Aug
usr -. with the big musical show, The
Spring Maid" the operate attraction il
which Christie Macdonald made sucI
nit ~ New York the past spring
Mizzi Hajos. the gifted Hungarian
singer viii make her American opera
tic DEBUT when The Spring Maid e
opens ~ the Apollo theatre. Atlantic
City. y. J., Ang : After one week on
The boardwalk. The Spring Maid" will
visit Ashbury park and then start TO-
san Francisco Messrs. Werba and
Lcuscher. the producers state that
they will surround their star; with near
" 100 people for the western tour
There viii be also an orchestra of 80
musicians under Theodore Bendix. maxi
ing this the largest comic opera com
pauy 10 be sent 10 the Pacific coast the
coming season. After a week in Allan
tic City. the company will leave in a
special train for San Francisco. stop
ping at Altoona. Youngstown. FIT
Wayne, Peoria Davenport. Cedar Rap
ids, Lincoln, Cheyenne, Denver, Pueb-
To- ogden and Salt Lake before the
company reaches California