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Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
PERSONAL SIDE Of VALLEY EVENTS

T. M. Hayes of Berkeley is in FL
Centro.
Charles F. Perry of San Diego is in
the city.
l.. B. Rigers was over from Holtville
yesterday.
Earl Falls of Blythe is in FL Centro
this week.
H. Globe of Phoenix, Arz., is in Ell
Centro today.
Al. A. Shay of New York is a guest
at the Oregon.
AL Jewell of Cambridge, Idaho, is
registered at the Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Hayden of Yuma
are guests at Hotel Oregon.
Mrs. P. Barnes has returned to Ca
lexico after visit in Los Angeles.
T. B. Milton was among the Caiexico
citizens who visited Ell Centro yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ragsdell of Exeter,
Val, al z III Ia SCuliO ihdhiuS oil
inspection of the valley.
A. F. Andrade and A, c, Wood, of
the Inter- California Railroad, were
visitors in FL Centre yesterday.
C. E. Crawley is down from Los An
geles, looking after contract work On
the San Diego & Arizona Railroad.
Marion Aten, who is student at
Pomona College, will return to Ell Gen.
tro tomorrow to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Sarah E. Turk returned to her
home in Los Angeles yesterday after
visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Stan
ton at Calexico.
e. G. Lindner, representative of the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company, is
down from San Francisco on BUSINESS
for his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reading are
moving into their fine new home, built
of tile and made one of the prettiest
residences in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Bliss of Cor
dell, Okla, have arrived in Ell Cen
tro to remain for the winter Mr.. Bliss
is a brother of A. l.. Bliss.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
TELEPHONE LINE TO REACH
DIXIE TOWN MONDAY
Anomaly of Taikfest Provision Made
Before Town Building is Started at
Proposed City on S. D. e. A. r. r.

By next Monday, unless some un'
foreseen delay takes place, the Imper.
ial Telephone Company will have its
new telephone line to the Dixie town
site. The telephone company has
shown unusual enterprise in stretch
ing it's wires through to the townsite
even before the town building has
started. But it is expected that with
in short time there will be consider
able activity at Dixie, and the phone
will be in frequent USE
The line was completed to Seeley
last week, and it has proved a great
convenience to businessmen of Ell Gen.
tro and to settlers in that new town
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
LITERARY SECTION HOLDS
AN INTERESTING SESSION
Program Covers Map and Travel Talks
and a Paper on MaximfIian and Fine
Woods Of Southern Mexico Shown.

The Literary Section of the Wom-
ems Ten Thousand Club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. f.
SprOuse. ;.
Mrs. E. d. Haley gave a musical Sc
lection and Mrs. B. G. Nichols reaJ
a paper on Maximilian. Mrs. Carrie
ERapp gave a map talk and Mrs. A. w
Swanson gave a travel talk a
Mrs. Swanson exhibited some of the
fine woods grown in Southern Mexico
These meetings of the Literary Sec
ton of the Ten Thousand Club are full
of interest and should be largely at.
tended by the club members
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
MAKE INSPECTION
OF c. D. COMPANYS
CANAL SYSTEM

Under the guidance of Col w. H.
Holabird, receiver for the California
Development Company, Judge Walter
Bordwell and the new attorney for the
receiver, w. B. Matthews, and his as
sistants, J. B. Ribinson and S. M. Sal
isbury, are making a general inspec-
ton of the c. D. company's canal sys-
tenn. They are being accompanied on
the trip by Chester Allison, chief en-
gineer, and j. E. Peck, an assistant.
The party went from Los Angeles to
visited the headworks. They reached
CaleXico last night and this forenoon
have been through the No. district
and to Holtville. This afternoon they
will inspect the northeTly end of the
system and Judge Bordwell and the
attorneys will leave for Los. Angeles
tonight.
Recently Col. Holabird secured the
services of W. B. Matthews, former
CITY attorney vi Los Angeles, ally
special attorney-fer the aqueduet
board, as his attorney in the. Califor
MIA Development Company's receiver
ship case.
Judge Bordwell recently came into
nationwide notice as the judge before
whom the Mcnamara case was to have
been tried, and as the Judge who SEN
fenced them after their sensational
pleading of guilty. Several months age
all matters pertaining to the G. d.
Company receivership were transferred
from the Imperial county superior
court to Judge Bordwell's department
of the Los Angeles superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
L. E. S. Theater Tonight

The moving picture films to be pre-
will include "The Gamblers Dream"
"The Making of Man" and ~Hix
Stubborn Way" In this latter play
Myrtle's dad was so stubborn that her
lover got his friend to court her while
he cultivated the old man. Naturally,
the old man fired" the new lover And
put it up to the girls real lover To yH
in and winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15

$500 residence at the new town. 9th
ers have plans in preparation for i'm
mediate building. Tom Bethurum has
moved his blacksmith shop from Holt
vile to Seeley and has located his
family there. Mr.. Mealey, the tin
smith, has also moved his shop from
Holtville to Seeley
First class telephone service is now
given between Seeley and Ell Centro.
ing prospective buyers from this city
to the new town, and many lots have
been sold to prospective residents and
investors
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
Opera House Program Tonight

Tonight at the Holt Opera House a
striking photoplay will be italian
Blood In home where the wife
feels herself neglected she decided to
arouse her husbands love and plans
with her cousin to arouse her hus
bands jealousy. The plan works toe
we'll, and the husband is only saved
from violent action when he learns
the truth. Other films for tonight will
be The Prisoner of the Mohicans
and The Human Target"
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Epler have
come from Indianapolis, Ind, and wiz
spend several weeks visiting Imperial
VALLEY relatives and friends.
Thomas King, who has been book
keeper at the Davis creamery, left e.
Centro last night for Tucson, where he
expects to remain for several months
J. A. Walton is down from Los Ar
geles to look after his extensive ranch
interests in this valley. He is max
ing his headquarters at Hotel Ore
gon.
W. b. Sawyer returned to Ell CeM1xu
this morning after a sojourn OF sew
eral days in Los Angeles, where he
was looking after theatrical attrzc-
tionS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Milroy and
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Randolph of Mil
pitas. Cal, have been making Ell Gen.
.tro their headquarters this week while
looking over Imperial Valley.
H. Lancey Sherman has come apHs
from Los Angeles to assist the Calex-
leo home talent dramatic. company in
staging the minstrel production they
will put on tonight at the border town
Col. w. H. Holabird, receiver for thu
California Development Company TO
day entertained at luncheon ar Hoaeg
! Oregon a party composed OF Judg.
| Walter Bordwell OF the Los Angeles
superior court, Judge Franklin J. Cole
of the Imperial county superior court,
Attorney w. b. Matthews, ]. b. Rob
inson and S. M. Salisbury of Los Ange-
les, J. C. Allison and j. E. Peck OF Ca.
leXico.
J. H. Cox is in San Bernardino ON u
business trip from his ranch near
Holtville in the Imperial Valley. He
says everything is humming ia Ehs
valley and he likes it so we'll thar ne
expects to make it his home The Sar
Barnardino colony in the valley Ia r
good sized one, and he reports an tbs
former residents of this city prosper
ing. He will return to the Imper5ar
Valley the first of next week.-Sai
Bernardino Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
.REAPP0RT|ONMENT
MEASURE IS PASSED
BY THE ASSEMBLY

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-After two
solid hours of heated controversy, the
Rutherford substitute reapportionment
measure favoring the country against
me city by vote of As to SO. AS
semblyman Cogswell of Los Angeles,
who voted no changed to AYE" and
moved for reconsideration tomorrow.
This measure gives San Francisco six
senators and twelve assemblymen, Los
Angeles seven senators and fourteen
assemblymen, and Alameda four to
eight
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
OUTLINING the new
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

lBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-William
Kent of Marin county, Frank Devlin
of Solano and State Treasurer Roberts
We're given consideration in the
Thompson congressional reapportion-
ment bill, which will come from the
committee of the upper house today
and which has the approval of the ad-
ministration leaders.
1t leaves Kent in the second district,
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
cALExIco

The Calexico w. G. T. q. meets tn
afternoon in the Congregational
church. a..
Drs. Cram and Pace are using
new automobile in their trips through
the valley.
The Calexico grammar schools VIM
have Christmas exercises on Friday
afternoon. The schools will then have
a holiday vacation until January
Fritz Kloke ran his new automobile
into the ditch between Ell Centro and
Heber Tuesday night. The machine
was in the water for two hours, and,
strange to say, it wouldn't run when
pulled out.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
COL. ROOSEVELT
ABSOLUTELY REFUSES
TO DISCUSS POLITICS

.Dy UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Following
the announcement of National Com
mitteeman Ward that he would sup
port Theodore Roosevelt for the presi-
dency, Col. Roosevelt today absolutely
refused to discuss politics. Ward also
refused to give any statement as to
what conclusions had been reached in
his conference last night with the for.
mer president.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
WHO FURNISHED THE MONEY?

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15.-The fed
eral grand jury investigating the coun,
try-wide dynamiting outrages here, is
seeking the name of the man who fur
ed McManigal money to carry on
the campaign in which he acted with
the McNamaras. Mary Dye and Nora
Haley, confidential secretaries to John
Mcnamara, were the first witnesses
called at today's session.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
INVESTIGATE MINE HORROR
BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS


BRYCEVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 15.-The
government life saving crew today for
mally began it's investigation to de-
termine the cause of the explosion at
the Cross Mountain mine, from which
67 bodies have been recovered up to
noon today.
At least twenty more corpses are
thought to be in the rear galleries.
The miners assert that the company is
responsible, claiming that inadequate
protection measures were taken and
that only one inspector was being
used to make inspection of the twen-
ty odd miles Of tunnels.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
Superintendent Whelan Visits Valley

Superintendent Whelan of this di-
vision of the Southern Pacific was in
the valley yesterday. He conferred
while here with committee repre-
Club of CalexicO in regard to parking
the land adjoining the public reading
room maintained in that town and
which is located on railroad property.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
VALLEY PRESS FOUNDED MAY, 1901

neer and F. B. Burgues of Los Angeles
was named as chief draughtsman.
District No. 7 will have it's head
quarters at Los Angeles and includes
Los Angeles, Ventura, San Bernardno
Orange, Riverside, San Diego and I'M
perial counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
Text Book Matter Postponed.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-Owing to
the serious illness of Senator Wolfe,
whose point of order halted the meas
ure yesterday, the free text book bat
tie was postponed in the upper house
today until tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
PASSED PRIMARY BILL

IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-Assembly-
man Youngs presidential preference
primary bill, which provides for a di-
rect vote for choice of president by
the people and election of pledged del
egates to the national party conven
tions, yesterday passed the lower house
by the unanimous vote of 73
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
STORM ON COAST

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
LOS ANGELES, Dec Is. - The
weather prediction is: Cloudy, prob
ably with rain tonight and Saturday,
light south wind
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
STATE PRINTERS DEPUTY

lBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
SACRAMENTO, Dec. Is. - State
Printer Richardson today announced
the appointment of Assemblyman Rob-
ert l.. Teller of San Jose, editor of the
San Jose Union, as his deputy. Tel.
for will take up the duties Immediate
ly after adjournment of the special
session of the legislature.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
Look Who's Coming

The L. & S. Theater has booked
the Spanish Trio, the Adargo Sisters,
for one night only, Sunday, December
L. Esther, Pauline and Rose Adargo
will appear in Castilian costumes and
will render popular songs in Spanish
and English.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
in Bank Block

Improvements in Bank BLOCK
Two windows are being cut in the
east walls of the Ell Centre National
Bank buildings second story. SO as
to give more light to rooms on that
side of the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
VALLEY LAND PATENTS
" ISSUED TO CLAIMANTS
Receipegof Titles ~ Settlers As Shown
6y Daily Report Of the psopie's
..*' And Trust Company

To McGrann, John, Tr. S3-14-14.
To Wales, Frederick H., TT. 149
15-l4
10 Silliman, Blanche G., Tt l5S
TIPS. 13 and l4-15.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
Final Decree Of Divorce

Judge Cole has issued the final de-
from Benjamin F. Cooper. No prop
erty interests are included in this de-
cree.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15

ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE
AS
PUBLIC MARKET PLACE
FOR
ALL IMPERIAL VALLEY
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
COMPERS DEFENDS FEDERATION
SENDS LETTERS TO ALL UNIONS
COPY OF STATEMENT IS SENT
TO PRESIDENT AND CABINET
HEAD OF UNION LABOR SAYS
OFFICERS AND ALL MEMnERs
DEPLoRE cRsaE AND vio.
LENcE IN EVERY FORM.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS Pres.
ident Samuel Gompers Of the Amer.
lean Federation of Labor today senk
out statement to an interia1ionaI
and national unions affiliated wfth
the federation. in which he calls II
tention to the fact that union 1abor
is now the object OF q more eiolenf
attack than 1t has ever sustained Is
its history
The statement of the president
says that every union man depiorea
every form of crime and violence.
whether it is committed by the or.ii
nary thug or by bank directors The
entire statement Is an official a.
fense of organized labor and Is d.
sued as result OF the McNamara
case. s.
Copies of the statement have been
sent to President TAFT and the mem
bers of his cabinet. Il summons ali
union men to rally about the cause
of labor and resents the insinuation
that because two men became crim-
inally fanatical the rank and file and
of the labor movements are
responsible, either legally or NOR
ally.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
ROCKEFELLER
TO SUCCEED
Bill TAFT
MOVEMENT IN KANSAS COUNTY
TO NAME him FOR PRESIDENT
PETITION CIRCULATED AND
FREELY SIGNED SETS FORTH
He HAS SHOWN BUSINESS
ABILITY FOR OFFICE.

VERMLION. Kan, Dec. 1S = A
movement has been starred i'm Mar.
shall county. this state, to induce
John D. Rockefeller to become a can
didate Tor president of the United
States.
A large number of voters in this
section have signed the petition,
which Is being freely circulated, and
the plan is to extend the movement
to other states.
The position sets fonth that Mr..
Rockefeller IS man of recognized
business ability and has shown by
bis capabihty as manager of or
ganized business enterprises thct he
8 better fitted to give the govern
ment business administrat on than
political theorists.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
MR.. AND MRS. kREITzBERG
GIVE KAFFEE kLATcH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Kreitzberg en-
tertained a few friends at a kaffee
klatch Tuesday afternoon from 8 tc
8 o'clock at their winter home On
Volusia avenue. Preceding and fol
lowing the refreshments the party
engaged in social converse and were
also entertained by music on the
Vfctrola by Walter Kreitzberg. In
addition to the members of Mr..
Kreitzberg's own family. there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Van
Pelt, Thos. H. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. HallOck and Irving Knowlton.
all of New York state and Mrs.
Henry Schmidt of this city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13

undivided profits over $70,000.0O. The
business was started years ago when
Volusla county was sparsely settled and
has been potent factor in the devel-
opment, not only of Daytona and De
Land but of Volusia county at large.
The two bank buildings of the Volusia
County Bank and the Merchants Bank of
Daytona are the finest in the state of
Florida outside the cities of jacksonville,
Pensacola and Tampa, which have
larger banks and larger buildings, but
none finer or more convenient and hand
some.
Mr.. Conrad and Mr.. Wood are fire.
quent visitors to Daytona and are well
known among the local and winter resi-
dents here. Mr.. Mcbride, however, has
not been in Daytona for some time, and
he was much interested in noting the
remarkable growth and prosperity of
the city and surroundings, and is very
enthusiastic over the future prospects
of Volusia county.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
HORSE RUNS AWAY WHEN
FRIGHTENED 6y AIR,

A bad accident was narrowly
averted when runaway occurred on
North Ridgewood avenue Tuesday ey-
ening near Bay street. A party from
ormond, Mr.. Holland and Miss Davis.
We're driving to the circus and the
horse became frightened at am au-
tomobile and became unmanageabse
when line broke. Mr.. Holland did
some real circus day stunts over the
dash board while Miss Davis was
less fortunate, her head coming in
flying contact with tree.
DIR. Rawlings was hastily sum.
moned, and attended the young lady
who suffered great pain for a short
time. The horse ran TO the
Rix stables, where it had been pur-
chased few weeks before. and as
soon as 1t was returned the party
hastened to the circus, not being
dalnted by the accident
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED
BY WAITE
TO SERVE BOARD OF TRADE
DURING THE COMING YEAR
MEMBERS WHO WILL BE CLOSE
ASSISTANTS OF NEW PREsl-
DENT IN BOOSTING AND BET.
TERiNo THIS VICINITY.

Surrounding himself with com
msttees made up of men well quail
led to carry on the important work
mapped out for the Daytona board of
rade this winter, President L.. M.
Waite of that organization has an
bounced the names of the members
who Will be his first lieutenants dur
ing the coming year.
President Waite is enthusiastic
over what can and will be accom-
plished by the Daytona civic organi-
zatiCn in the way of advertising the
city and vicinity and bettering the
conditions here. Every indication
points to busy year for the organ
ization.
The committees as announced by
President Waite are as follows:
Transportation-E. F. Oates, F. M.
Rowe, R. E. Stevens.
Streets, Roads and Bridges-Joe
Osborne, H. Schmidt, Lew Smith.
Sanitation-D. d. Rogers, Geo. F.
Smith, c. o. Chamberlin.
Memberships. Deacon, ]. B. Gar
rison, j. d. c. Morris.
Publicity and Advertising. E.
Fitzgerald, F.. N, Conrad, w. M. Han
kins.
Arbitratioa-C. NJ. Bingham, Geo.
IL. Gardiner, F. J. Niver.
Commercial Relations and Rural In
dustries-J. II. DoAGelly, Geo. H.
Cla.k k, E. j. Mills.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
LIVE OAK CHAPTER o. E. S.
HELD ANNUAL ELECTION

Live Oak chapter No. 1, o. e. S.
elected the following officers Tues
day night:
Mrs. Celeste Hinks-W Worthy Ma
tron.
G. B. Seaman-Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Nellie A. Edwards-Associatf
Matron.
A. II. Carter-Secretary.
Mrs. Ida A. Peck-Treasurer.
Mrs. Nellie P. Stanley-Conducto
Mrs. Nellie B. Fletoher-Associat
Conductor.
The officers Will be installed al
the first regular meeting in Janu-
airy. A special meeting will be held
1ext Tuesday night for the militia.
tfon of candidates elected Tuesday
night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
SPARKS SHOW IS GOOD ONE
PLflsEs DAYIONA AUDIENCE
TWO cREDiTAsLE PERFoR-
MAHcEs GIVEN in THIS CITY
YESTERDAY AND THE CIRCUS
MovEssoN TO ST. AUGUSTINE.

The John Sparks shows gave two
very creditabse performances int the
city yesterday on the Vo.usia ay-
enne show grounds. The afteruS Spa
house was made up to gresa ex-
tent ef Young America but at nighs
fasE-sized audience Of adults was
seated when the performance was
ready to commence in spite OF the
counter attractions and the hlclem-
ent weather. Ii is necessary for cir
cuses to make Daytona in the early
part Of the season because of reg
ulation of the F. e. C. railway by
which they viii not carry a show
requiring a special movement be-
tween Dec. Is and April Is. owing to
the heavy tourist traffic between
those dates.
Tie Sparks show had not been
here in number of years but II
lived up to its reputation in every
way, and no show has a better name
in this section of the south than this
one. which is considerably enlarged
in recent seasons. There was some
thing IN the performance to fill ev-
cry circus tradition, and though a
one ring show, Bert Mayo. the eques-
trian director. makes the performance
move off with the smoothness of
any larger organization. Among the
acts of special note were the Petit
family, living statue artists, acrobats
aid comedy bar performers; Mrs.
Bartlett, aerialist; Mrs. Cahill, aerial
list and iron Jaw performer; the Mi
zuno troupe of Japanese entertainers.
and the Crandall family. riders and
society acrobats, their act
with their irresistible dog "Trixie"
easily being the features of a
program that was complete and well
balanced, every oct receiving a
liberal hand from the audience The
Sparks show Is one that can always
come back" and the hope is that
1t some day viii, under better wealth
er conditions. From here the show
went to st. Augustine. and Saturday
at Bronson closes the 1911 season to
go into winter quarters at Salisbury,
North Carolina.
Manager Charles Sparks and sew
eral others of the organization were
visitors at the Elks' home for a short
while last evening and We're sur
prised at the magnitude and magni-
ficence of the home in a city of this
size.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
NEGRO FFUD
RESULTS IN
A MURDER
PREACHER IS AssAssIAATED
IN DOORWAY OF MS CHURCH
uNkhowN MURDERER EMpTlEs
LOAD or sucksHoT INTO MIN
IsTER's BACK AND sLAcks
ARE MUCH EXCITED.
uNkhowh MuRDERER EMPTlEs

MEMPHIS. Dec. 1.-THE bitte,
faed IN the negro Tabernacle Bap
tisst church here came to a Gilman
shortly alter midnight, when Rev. e
! Williams was assassiaated in the
doorway Of the tabernacle after q
church entertainment.
The unknown murderer emptsed a
load Of buckshot into the preacher
back and he died shortly afterward
The negroes of the city are IN q
frenzy Of excitement today as ne
suit OF the climax to the fued, which
has been Of long standing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
TWO GIRLS ARE KIDNAPPED
WHILE ON WAY TO SCHool
DAUGHTERS or WEALTHY MAN
LIVING NEAR CHICAGO spla.
TIED AWAY BY TWO MEN IN
AN AuToMoRlLE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 13-Marian Holmes
age s. and Margaret Holmes. age 10,
sisters and daughters of a wealthy
resident of Downers Grove, were rid
mapped by two men in an automobile.
while ON their way to school this
morning. After the two girls we're
taken into the automobile the ma
chine drove rapidly away toward
Chicago and all trace OF the car was
lost.
1t later developed the children
We're taken by the divorced wife OF
Mr.. Holmes and she has been ar
rested for kidnapping.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-13
CHICAGO is TRYING TO LAND
BOTH Big PARTY Conventions
MAYOR HARRISON, WHO WOULD
LIKE TO BE PRESIDENT, HEADS
MOVEMENT TO BRING THE
DEMOCRATS.

CHICAGO. Dec 13-Having cap
tured the big republican national con.
vention, which is to be held in this
city in June, Chicago is now pre-
pairing to make an even more vigor-
Gus fight to land the national gath
ering of democrats. Mayor Harrison
who is mentioned as a possible candi-
date of the democratic party for
president, heads the movement to
bring the national convention TO this
city.