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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
LITIGATION Of READY
rnh 7 AND PLATE HOUSES
By Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. with the filing
CT an agreed decree in the civil anti
trust suit against the Western News
PAPER Union and the American Press
Association. the federal government
today took an advanced step under
the Sherman law TO prevent what the
department OF Justice regards as the
possibility of a combination to in
fiuence the thought of sixty million
readers of rural newspapers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
TOMORROW AT THE CHURCHES.

Tomorrow morning and evening
there will be services at the Method
ist and Baptist churches and also at
the Christian church. There will be
services at the II o'clock hour at the
First Presbyterian church also. A.
the other churches there will be no
services owing to this being the first
sunday. Sunday school at each of
the churches will be held and tho
different young peoples societies will
meet, TO all Of which the public is
cordially invited
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
CAAFF|k PREPARES
FOR Biz TALK FEST
Prohibition Candidate for President
Expects to Break His Former
Speaking Record.
(Dy Associated Press. J

Chicago. Aug. 3. Eugene Chaiiln,
Prohibition candidate for president.
who made five hundred speeches in
4 hundred days during the last cam
paign, declares he will exceed that
record this year He has already
Eadc many speeches and has started
en- tour OF Boston and vicinity.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
sENATE'S ACTION ON
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Aug. 3.-By a vote of
33 to 2S the Senate today agreed to
rccede from its Canadian reciprocity
repeal amendment to the steel bill
This leaves the bill approved by both
houses, and it will go to the presi- :
dent at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN
|M!WEEk OR TEN DAYS

Washington. Aug. !. Leaders of
10th houses Of Congress. said today
that Congress could adjourn within
a week or ten days if the Archibald
Impeachment ease is not sci for i'm
mediate trial.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
NEGROES ARE
IN EVIDENCE
At CHICAGO
BRETHREN AIR THEIR
CLAIMS TODAY BEFORE PRO.
GRESSIVE COMMITTEE.
BY Associated Press. J

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Negroes from
Georgia. Mississippi. South Carolina,
and Florida, claiming right to
seats in the National Progressive con-
Nention. are being heard by members
OF the national committee this after
noon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
REO|CTEDiTHAT THE
PRESIDENT WILL VETO
tALL TARIFF BILLS
(By Associated Press. J

Washington. Aug. . Some Taft
supporters in the Senate today de-
clarcd they had information that the
president would veto an tariff bills
now under consideration. cotton.
wool. sugar and steel bills are nearly
ready for the president $ signature.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
DORCAs SNODGRASSMET
DEATH BY DROWNING
Autopsy Shows That Poison Theory
Was Mistake; Mystery
Unsolved.

Calskill. y. y. Aug. > The re-
port of the physicians performing an
autopsy on the body Of DOrcas Snod-
GrasS gives the cause OF death as
drowning. The condition Of the
stomach indicated that she hadn't
eaten for ten hours previous to her
death. Her watch indicated that her
death occurred at 4 80 in the morn
ing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
EXPECTED ARREST'OF
Ri ENTHAL MURDERERS
Police on Train Of Supposed Princi.
pals in the Crime, and Will
Land Them Soon.
(By Associated Press

New York, ~ -, Aug >. The
ioilc" are momrntarily expecting the
arrest of Harry Ilorowitz. alias "Gib,
III" Blood" and Lefty l.or," the
two mon wanted for killing Rosrn-
thal tn" Slcuths today rushed 10 u
not trail in th" Catskill mmlntans
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
MEXICO PLACES BIG
ORDER FOR ARMS AND
AMMUNITION IN GERMANY
(By Associated Press }

Berlin, Aug. 3.--The Mexican gov
ernment has placed an order with
an arms company here for 1875. 900
worth of rifles and ammunition for
immediate delivery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
TENNESSEE j. D. c. PLAN
4 $4,000 O0RM|T0RY
(By 4 sociatctl lre

Nashville. Aug. ; \ plan 1i ii"
Tennessee Daughters of i'r- rnnfcl-
ciacy 10 erect a <sp.u1u dormitory
for the fcminin, d. ,"ndanis oi con
federafe soldier co. Peabody college
grounds. was announced ih"r" to-
day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
1T THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

AT the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning the subject of the
sermon will be "Christ's Second Ad-
vent, by Rev r. \. Ward. A cor
DIAL invitation is extended to all.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
ADMISSION WITNESSES 3 .'3
BIG MILITARY PARADE.
lBy Associate.l Press. J

Admission, Aug. :, Several thou
sand persons lined the principal
streets today to witness the final pa
rade of Camp Pettus troops. About
five thousand troops were in lire.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
KAT BRYAN'S VIEWS ON
APPOINTMENT OF CHENEY.

-sHston, Nug. >. In reply to
,-a 70 him urging the con-
..'aa' 4 IloM J. VI. Cheney to be
81 3dSe Of the Southern dis
y d florida, senator y. p. Bryan
Msa4 ,endng out letters giving .
ar isc and comprehensive
"a'rMa., ., The case and the atti-
d. o. himself and senator Fletcher.
As Maner OF news of general in
'''~'' q floridians. copy of that
'''er aa> been secured from Senator
%An nd !, here given:
pear Sir Your telegram urging
Ia" lmaied.ar" confrmation of Hon.
'-a n a"ney TO be district Judge
q" Saa'3"rn district of Florida. is
q vaei
h' RESIGNATION does not
'4@ Gs 'mtil his successor is oual-
II ans" oi this fact, | do not
necessity exists for hasty
'9' " addition TO this the pres
'ij'al'ed Mr.. Cheney without
- 9'.a" . o. consultation with
ha'of Fletcher or myself
sanding that he had assured
:" = 3 ma he would discuss the
- . ''aS Of the various candi-
"''a rs before he made an an
fesardless of the Qualifi-
2 Mr. cheney, | believe the
i q" president was not on
49, 'ar % orhcr candidates for
position, or to Senator
myself We are both
Tilh The lawyers Of
Aa'e some idea of the
q hos whose names
3 an"i in this connec-
ar to assume ,ha, we
@ f'-t in seeing that
"a sAould be accept
lar and - ii
.. ,bo -. '1..., IN
faai officials no,
ep.e should be ap- |
lent BY and with |
a- Of the Senate. |
a~al letter. We are |
g advise with the
as~n, TO his apnoin,.
- .i,i.o ,t,aen Of Florida,
.a. ,so,,;.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
FA[StIRUM0R THAT
MONA LISA WBS FOUND
(By Associated Press. }

Paris, Aug. 3.-Davincis' MASTER
piece, Mona Lisa, has not been found
A mysterious man, who said he had
the picture, possessed only a copy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
KATHlEEN.I|S WIDE
AWAKE"ANO HUSTUNG
Has Established Board of Trade
and Is Taking OH Much Activity
Commercial and Social.

Kathleen. Aug. >. The citizens Of
Kathleen met last night for the pur,
pose of establishing Board of Trade
Attendance was good, most every
family in town being represented in
the meeting. The meeting was called
to order by Mr. H. J. Lewis, and aft
or nomination and second, Mr.. j. ID.
kOgells was elected chairman. Mr..
5 l.. Collins opened the meeting with
prayer after which Mrs. II. j. Lewis
was appointed secretary. After some
discussion as to the most appropriate
plans for procedure, the following
committees were appointed: Com
mittcc on constitution, S. J.. Collins,
II. p Walker, S. Y. Allen, H. J.
Lewis, !. $. Coon, Mrs. S. l.. Collins
and Mrs. George " Green. Commit
tee on improh emcnts, 5. Y. Allen, A
5. Keith, g. S Robins, Miss Ruby
Pierce and Mrs. II. ]. Lewis. Meeting
adjourned to meet Monday night
Aug T..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
Personals.


Miss Pearl Bennett, of DcI.and.
Fla, is spending a few days of her
vacation here with her friend. Miss
Elmeta Coon.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. @ Hancock are
spending a few DAYS with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Gardner al
Fort Meade, Fla. We miss the doc
tor very much.
Mrs. W. ". IIat,on LETT TODAY Tor
,dcl, Ga. la visit relatives. Mr.
Iia,ton will ioin her n Live oak.
Fia.
\ two weeks revival service has
jist closed at the Baptist church,
conducted bv Re-. Mr Murphy and
Mcclelland Much good was done.
Mr. & V .ll.n ,bc. ronrrcte bnild-
ing merchant is making some very
rcccssarv sidewalk improvements
GROUND his nla,.. n business
ur ! t,b,on ,,roni,.,, mo~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
WILSON WILL
NOT STUMP
THE COUNTRY.
ART WILL DELIVER SCHEDULED
.,DRESsEs IN STATES WHICH
CALL ON HIM.
By Associated Press.)

.r, y. j., Aug. 3.-WOOdrOw
,y3.,. Vill not stump the country
: ,he presidential campaign nor use
o.-sonalities against other candi.
3re, but will deliver scheduled ad-
s-essas on calls from various states,
~ announced today.
He evpressed the hope that Bryan
Nj make several addresses during
he ampalsn
governor expects to begin his
making about Sept. |.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
School Opened.

Our public school here opened ON
Monday, July 80, with a large at
tendance. Prof. S. l.. Collins is prin-
cipal; r. a. EppcrsOn, first assistant
and Miss Pearl Murdock. primary
teacher.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03

>ra-.l. y J., Aug. 3.-GOvernOr
In,oa .ad an appointment today
sim s9Aa state Senators of South
tl.oaA ana members of the dele
.At rom south Carolina to the
ia'r FNention Later today
.ear intends to visit New
}n, aha Ass of the campaign
t NalI committeeman Me-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

r. f. ROSE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03

Commissioner of Agricul'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

FL va famoso dominica padre Gerat
me ha hecho algunas declaraciones
Como los corresponsales de San Sc
bastian atribuyeron al senor Garcia Prize
to la manifestation de que el gobier-
no hab4a hecho insinuaciones los su-
periores del padre Gerard para Que lie
indicaran la conveniencia de cesar en- sus
campanas sociales y recluirse en- un con
vento, le interrogue sobre este punto
Me dijo No he recibido ninguna or
den; ademas, tengo permiso del padre
providencial hasta el de Agosto.
Saben muy bien mis- superiores mi
significaci6n y que no hago propaganda
social fuera de la mas extricta ortodo-
xia
En- la huelga de la nina Morro" no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

hice ninguna gestion; me encontre con
TN amago de la huelga organizada por un
cura Gle Bolueta y ful enterame del
amago del confioto.
He aconsejado los huelguistas La per
severancia Ell La lucha y en- la resisten-
Ella, pero los mismoS interesados Sc han
convertible EN- esquiroles de su causa rim
diendose a los patronos
Soy partidario del procedimiento de
resistencia y propaganda que tienda a
organizar a los obreros en- Sociedades de
resistencia.
Cuando me dicen que este no Sc ajus-
ia al esplritu del catoicismo, contesto
que la prmera Sociedad de resistencia es
lglesia que hace veinte siglos que Sc
viene hallando a prueba de contrarie-
dades.
Es ineXacto que mis- discursos EN- Pam
plona provocaran protestas del clero; es-
to ha sido obra de los patronos que son
conservad0res.
Por ell contrario, los obispos me fehci-
taron y el marques del VadilIo 10 hizo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

Aver Sc feunlO ell Id OuclHd uel W.
bernador Cotton. en- la Fortalsza. la
.Junta de Ferias
Sc discuti0 eXtenSamente el 81 darla
resultadOs efectuar una Fera este ano,
81 era oportuno, y las probabilidades de
exito que hay para la mlsma.
Sc resolvi6 por la .Junta que los re-
sultados de la Feria va Sc ha compro-
bado que son lisOngeros para Ell pals,
que era oportuno efectuarla, que pa
IA la pr6xima hay las mayores proba-
bilidades de eXito.
La .Junta acord6 que la proXima Sc
celebre entire el dia ounce de Eenero
el ounce de Febrero del ano yenidero
MIR. JOHN H. GAY ENCARGADO DE
LA ORGANIZATION.
La .Junta acord0 tambien Que el Sc
nor John L. Gay, que hasta ahora ha
sido Secretario-tesOrero de la mlsma,
continue en- eSe puesto. y que los traba-
JOS de organization de la F'e-
ria sean dirigidos por el que es una per
soma enthusiastic Y entendida Ell estos
asuntos. FL cargo de Manager. que hn-
bo Ell las Ferias anteriores, ha sido su-
primido.
DONDE Sc EFECTUARA LA FERIA
Las cincuenta Y sete cuerdas de te-
rreno que el Gobierno Federal posela
Ell Puerta de TERRA fueron cedidas al
Gobierno lnsular con la cOndicion eX-
presa de cue Serian dedicadOs la lns-
talaci6n en- ellos de Ferias Exposcio-
nes La proxima. pues, Sc instalara
en- ellos defnitivamente, Y las sucesivas
ALI han de efectuarse
Los PROYECTOS QUE HAY PARA
LA MISMA EXHIBICION PERMA-
NENTE. UrN VERDADERO PAR
QUE.
FL senior John L. Gay ha tenido la
atenci6n de informarnos detenidamen-
te de los proyectos que hay para la Fe-
ria.
Ella sera un esplendido parque de
recreo. Sc construiran grandes aveni-
das, paseos pintorescos. fuentes, jardi-
nes lestilo de los que hay EN- los meJo-
res parques de Nueva York, en- fin, to-
do aqueilo que tienda hacer un sitio
delicioso, agradable sitio de diversion
de recreo. que tanta falta hace EN- esta
capital va que en- la actualidad puede
decirse que no hay ninguno.
Sc construiran igualmente un Teatro
varios locales proposito para insta-
lar Cinemat6grafos
En- medic de todo 10 que hemos des-
critic estaran los edifcios que seran
amplios y numerosos para la exhibicion
de productos agricolas e industriaes y
todo aquello que a la Feria sea llevado
con ese proposito.
Sc dedicaran terrenos para la STEM
bra de arboles de cafe, cocos, chinas
toda clase de frutos que Sc cosechan
en- el pals.
La exposition de maquinarias en- ge-
neral sera permanente, y habra perso-
mas expertas para exphcar sus funcio-
nalniento. Asi mismo los industriales
comerciantes que 10 Soliciten podrdn
aun despues Dc s.14linada la Feria,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

todo 10 demaS que ha de instalarse en-
los terrenos de la Feria seran utilzados
aun despueS de concmida 6Sta eS decir,
t0do ell ano, todos los dias habra entra-
da libre, Sc daran retretaS cada vez que
sea possible y sera aQuel el anhelado 81
ito de recreo que tanta falta hacia a San
Juan
DE ACUERDO cox Ell INFORME
Todo este es de acuerdo con ell infor-
me que a la Camara de Delegados pre-
sent6 como PreSidente de la Junta
de Feria, nuestro distinguido amigo don
Eduardo Giorgetti En- aquel informt
ccnstan las obras propuestas Y recomen-
'daba a la Camara votar el credito nece
SariO para las miSmas Siempre que e.
Goberno Federal concediese al Insular
los terrenoS Que poSeia en- Puerta de Tie
rra, coSa esta que Sc ha conseguido. Di
choS terrenos estan valorados EN- Quinien
tos mil dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28
UN HIPODROMO

JTN HIPODROMO
Sc construira un Hip6dromo La pis-
ia para las carreras de caballOs tendra
una milla de largo FL plano, que va
eSta hecho. es magnifico. La pista ten
dra el ancho suiciente para que Ell ca
da carrera puedan il diez o doce caba-
Hos c0mOdamente
Para las carreras de Inauguration,
durante la Feria vendran los meJores
caballos de pura sangre que pertene-
elan al Hip0dromo de Nueva York.
PARA CARRERAS DE AUTOMOVI-
LES Y BICICLETAS DE MOTOR
Tamben Sc construlra una plSta, de
dos dos media millas de largo. para
carreras de automobiles Y bicicletas de
motor. La pista saldra de la del lIipo-
dromo.ha de reconecr los terrenos de las
exhibiciones entrara nuevamente en-
el lhpodr0mo.
Ell JIIEGO DE BASEBALL
Los mejores teams de baseball de
los Estados UnidoS vendran jugar en-
el campo que AL efecto ha de constrlir-
Sc
PETICTON AL GOBIERNO FEDE-
RAJ.
La .Junta escribio hoy mismo al Je-
fe del Departamento de Agricultural
de los EstadoS Unidos solcitando que
Sc envie ln arquitecto especial eXperto
en- la construction de jardines, para
que dirija las obras de los que han de
| hacerse Ell los terrenos de la Feria.
EN- BUSCA DE ESPECTACULOS.
Mr. Gay embarcara pr0ximamente pa
| ra Nueva York con eI fin de ir contra
tando las companias de espectaculos de
todas classes que hagan mas atractiva ann
| la feria. Mr. Gay ha de traer cosas sen
SacionaleS pueS opina que las que Sc han
| traido en- las feriaS anteriores no es de
10 mejor que puede conseguirse.
Tambien Sc ocupara, principalmente,
en- anunciar la Feria y visitar a los mas
importantes manufacturers industrial
les para interesarlos Ell que concurran
con sus exhibiciones.
LOS PIANOS PARA LAS OBRAS.
Esto es 10 que haSta ahora Sc la acor-
dado con respecto la pr0Xima Feria
Los pianos de ella va a-tan hechos, y
ell senior Gay nos los ha ensenado Las
obras Sc empezaram tan pronto sea po-
sibIe; por ahora Sc empezaran inmedia-
tamente las de la construction de la pis-
ia para el IIip6dromo de las carreras
| de AUTOMOBILES Y bicicletas de motor.
SERAN TRASLADADOS
Los edifci0s pentenecieates q las Ia
sadas ferias seran trasladadcs al sitio
donde han de ceIebrarse las pr6ximas
Sc UTILIZARAN DESPUES DE Ia
FERIA.
Los paseos, avenidas, Il Hip6dronlo,
II pista para carreras de autom6yiles, el
Teatro, los locales para cinenatografo y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

tambien efusivamente, dandome I'M abra-
20.
Todo ell mundo ha olvidado en- que con-
siste ser cat6lico; la coacci6n moral no
es catolica.
Cat6licas son la Justicia la Carl
dad, olvidadas por los patronos al obli-
gar los obreros a presentar la cedula
de communion para admitirles al trabajo.
Los Patronos de Pamplona me decian
que ALI no hab1a question social, Y, efec-
tivamente, al otro dia Sc declaraba la
huelga de panaderos.
FL padre Gerard dara malana una
conferencia en- la asociaci6n de oberos
cat6licos de Bolueta.
Hay curiosidad por oirle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28

! continuar la exhibici6n de sus produc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28
PARA CARRERAS DE AUTOMOVI
LES Y BICICLETAS DE MOTOR

Tambi6n Sc construira una pista. de
dos dos Y media millas de largo. para
carreras de AUTOMOBILES y bicicletas dc
motor La pista saidra de la del llip6
dromo.ha de reconecr los terrenos de las
exhibiciones entrara nuevamente eI
el IIipodromo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-28
Declaraciones
del P. Gerard

dice I'm diario madrileno.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
PANEL OF JURORS
TO REPORT MONDAY

Following is the panel Of petit
Jurors who are to report Monday for
service in the circuit court for the
ensuing two weeks:
Coe-Andrew Anderson.
South Moline-Thomas Bland, Hen
ry Bartel, Andrew ]. Olson.
Moline-Hugh McGimpsey, William
Johnson, George Morris, George Nc
Coy, Chris Persne, William Mord'
hurst, o. E. Mansur, E. E. Nyquist
Fred Moran, F. E. Loosely, George
Morgan, Calvin Ainsworth, F. l.
johnson, Oscar Bohman, Claude Hart
Charles ]. Anderson, Charles Lind
strom, F. V. Voorhees,, Emil Bossler
Carl Mitchell.
Rock Island-Virgil Warren, W. J
Mcdonnell, H. W. Frey, J. c. Fuller
ton, Otto Priester, Frank Evans, W
Ponkon, ]. W. Cavanee, c. A. Tuttle
F. o. Canady, F. ]. Young.
South Rock Island-H. J. Jorgenser
Bowling-Emil Sederquist.
Andalusia-Albert Guyer, Charlie
H. Huntley.
Drury-Bert Powell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE

With the prevailing cold, biting
weather the Associated Charities is
taxed to its limit in supplying the
city with proper protection, nourish-
ment and clothing. The Christmas
fund for poor children was literally
subscribed to, but since then the
means at the disposal of the commit
tees in charge have been inadequate
to supply the demand. Some time
ago the association sent out over 200
cards asking donations for the work
carried on by the association and so
far there have been but 50 responses.
One lady telephoned an order for sew
eral tons of coal to be used where
most needed and other have sent cash
contributions. But the poor children
of the city must be taken care of and
again the association asks that every
one, whether he has received a card
or not, remember the need of the
charity workers and give something,
no matter how small the amount, and
do II now while the need is urgent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
HUGH CORK WILL
TALK TO WORKERS

The executive committee Of the
County Sunday School association
held a meeting last night and arrang-
ed for a meeting in this city Feb. 2S,
at which will be present Hugh Cork.
general secretary OF the Illinois Sun
day School association; William B.
Wilson, general secretary from Rhode
Island; Rev. R. W. Williamson, gen.
eral secretary of British Columbia,
and George P. Sawle, general secre-
tary of Wisconsin. These four are
making a tour of the state, covering
two months, for the purpose of meeting
and furnishing inspiration for Sunday
school workers. The first three men,
toned are speakers and the last, Mr..
Sawle, is a singer. They have been
met with considerable enthusiasm
wherever they have appeared. The
local meeting. to which the workers
in this city and Moline are especially
invited, will be held at one of the
churches, the specific one being un-
determined as yet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
TRIAL LIST OF CASES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

Following Is the trial list of cases
set for the coming week in the cir
cult court before Judge w. H. Gest:
MONDAY.
Muenter VS.. Moline Plow company.
Nigard VS.. Cady.
TUESDAY.
State bank of Rock Island VS.. Bry-
an, ct al.
Rothkofsky VS.. NJ. E. NJ. & w
Railway company.
Larson VS.. C. R. 1. & P. Railway
company.
WEDNESDAY.
State Bank of Rock Island vs.
Bryan, ct al.
Stein, Hirsch & Co. VS.. Gundberg
Goldman & Co. VS.. Ferstenberg
ct al.
Dismer VS.. Rock Island Cotton &
Mattress company.
THURSDAY.
Lambros VS.. Republic Iron
Steel company.
City of Moline VS.. DeLoof.
Dewey, ct al VS.. Bilto.
Kuehl, ct al. VS.. Kuehl, ct al.
FRIDAY.
Taylor vs.. Taylor.
Oakleaf, administrator, VS.. G. r
1. & P. Railway company.
GENERAL.
Tropp VS.. Deere & Mansur com
pany.
State Bank of Rock Island VS.
| Shields, ct al.
Konosky VS.. United Brewerie
company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
10 HURT ANSWERING
A FALSE FIRE ALARM

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-Ten fire.
men were injured, three seriously,
when a hose cart skidded across an
icy pavement and crashed into an
automobile patrol here today. Both
vehicles were demolished. Seven vic
tins were removed to a hospital.
Another fire company responded to
the call after the accident happened,
and it was found some person, ex-
cited by the blowing out Of a water
front of a stove, had turned in the
alarm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-06
EAST MOLINE HAS A
$4,000 FIRE LOSS

A $4,000 fire occurred in East
Moline this morning when the build
ing at Ninth street and Third ave-
nue., occupied jointly by a saloon
and a general store, burned down.
The blaze was discovered shortly af-
ter midnight and evidently original
ed in the basement. The Silvis de-
partment fought the flames as best
they could but poor water pressure
rendered them almost powerless. A
call for assistance to the Moline de-
partment resulted in the dispatching
of wagon No. which made the run
in IS minutes. The combined forces
worked until o'clock this morning
but could not prevent the total de-
struction of the building although
adjoining property was saved.