davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08
BEST OFFER OF VOTES CLOSES TONIGHT AT TEN
O'CLOCK. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE UP TO DATE

II " Noesta -1o T. Marshall 1000
Miss g. II, Nielsen, Scat Williamsburg ave 1000
6. r. Robbins, 81 w. Ciopton ....,... 1913
{. n, Parker, :5t2 r. Franklin ...... 1000
Charles i. Richards, 32os f. Broad 1000
j. NJ Scay 24o6 H. Broad .......... 1000
T. Sarti. 1901 Il. Broad. ..-..-...... 1900
Miss Louise NJ Shields 33i ~ Fourth 1000
Miss Alma G. Taylor 1911 \. Twenty first 1000
Miss Mary Thaw =. First ........... 1000
e. T. Thorpe 3I4IS Nicholson ......-.. 1.125
Mrs, L. n Wallace, 2ioo f. Marshall. 1000
Haryic H. Wilson Els Pocahontas. .... 2,425
II, Ii. Wallace, 2l2 y. seventh. 1000
Miss Burnctte Wright, 524 \. Twcnty-frst l,725
DISTRICT No. =.
Charles Berry 7oI West Main. ...... 1000
A. W Browning. Jr.. All :. Pine. ........ 1915
James j Dreamer 6f8 China ......... LES
5. q. Dew 1900 w Main. ............ 7,000
&. e. Dickinson, 222t w. Broad ...... 3,foo
L. q. Edwards, III u w. Cary -......r 1000
Miss Elizabeth Farmer. eos $. Pine. i'S0o
W. G.. Glover. 331 Il. Canal .......... 1000
Larkin w Glazebrook 2os w. Main 2.25o
Frank Gerrins, $40 y. Rowland, ........ 1000
Miss NJ. Hessberg. 1922 West ave. ....,. 1000
Howard :. Hesiep. 436 = Randolph. 1000
j. II. JonessoT. 25f7 kensington ave. LIS
itobt, e. Jones' $40 W. Clay. ......... 1873
W r. Eawton 1902 Floyd ........ 1000
Miss Heen Mcdonnell, 2i6 Temple. 1000
l.. IL. Narsala, 3O3 Davis ave, ..,...... 1920
ID. i. Minis. $40 ". Broad ............. 1000
H. ID. Morrison 210T Grove ave. ........ 1000
Mrs. Douglas Odeil, 42S \. Elm. 5,325
Clarence Petit, IL - Fonshee, ,.-..... i,22o
G. H. Plaeenan, Jr.. 1910 W. Broad. e. 1000
Dr. c. s. Pitt, Lamb ave. ............. 1000
p L. Rheurmund 2021 w. Grace. .... 1000
Hubert r. sutton sos w. Franklin 80. 1000
NJ = schwartz Westhampton. ........, 1900
\ Turner 3ofS Beverly. ............ 1000
Chasc Traficri 500 w Main ......... 1000
g. W Trafford 2ao1 W. Grace; $1,000. 1000
Thomas y Tuck 200f Beverly ........ 1000
Samuel n Williams, 2506 Hanover. ..... 1000
n D. Wilkinson, 1885 w. Grace. ....,.. LOO
DISTRICT No. 3.
IL. c. Apperson, Tunstall Va. f,125
James Archer, Tunstall. Na,......... 1000
Miss, t. d. Eagby, Pemberton, va. 1000
James I'll Bowles CardweII, Va........ 1000
Miss Edith Bryman, Mineral, Va. 1000
G. L. Bumpass Bumpass, Na.......... 1000
Bernard III Baylor. Dumbarton, Va. 1000
Mrs C. NJ CowieS, Toano, Na........ 1000
William NJ Crouch. Manakin. Va. f,10O
Miss Laura o. Crowther Reedviile, Va. 5000
III. II. Cooke, Howardsvilic, Va......., 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08

week in Washington with Mrs Cor
don Ellyson.
Mrs. j. +. Robertson has returned
to Charlotte. N. G., after a visit to
relatives here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08

pany, a Tennessee corporation, with
$4,000. domesticated. It. w. Morris,
State agent. Abingdon, Va. Contract
ing business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08

Judgment Awarded.
Il, Steiner has been awarded judg-
ment for $105 against Verse; Fox, hy
a Jury OF the Law and Equity court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08

Tonight ut 10 o clock the most impor-
tant period Of the contest closes Many
candidates have inquired if they would
be allowed votes on the payment OF back
subscriptions At the beginning Of the
contest in one Of the contest stories this
department explained this thoroughly
OF all DAYS today is the most important
1t is the day that candidates should go
over all they have done throughout the
contest and if there is one possible pros
pcct that they overlooked 90 after it.
His subscription may be the one to
count YOU as the winner of an automo-
bile.
Candidates will not be bored with a
long contest story today. as their efforts
can be put to a better advantage in Sc
curing subscriptions. Again we repeat
that out Of town candidates can mail
their subscriptions from their local
pQstoilice up to 10 O'Clock tonight.
DISTRICT No. i.
Frank AIol, 2i6 Twenty first street. 400
Marian 4. Booker, 20 South First. 49,. 1000
John g. BlIey, 2i4 r. Marshall ........ 200
Jack BRYANT 26O2 r. Broad ....... 1850
James r. Baber. i426 Perry street 1000
X. Il. IL
Mis- MYRTLE Rail 1920 H. Broad street 1000
j D. Clark 325 n Twenty-scyenth - 2.725
I a. Christian fffJ y Twcnty-frst . 1000
n T. Crittendes, 900 n twenty seventh. 1000
" "a CottreiI 500 n TyNenty seventh 1000
Miss n. r., Dawson, 322 y. Twenty fonrtii 1880
"a n DYSON 22ft Xenable ...... BATS
Henry Dudley Stl H. Grace ........ .0aO
Hey NJ & Eagle afts Nenable .. S.OT5
Miss Jula n E,anes lOy r., Main. 800. 1 900
Nnrman T. ETiDnen tOO3 n Thirty fourth 4,20O
TaYnes {, EYrth 324 \ Sixth - 1000
Rey o. Guthe SOL f. Marshall ..... 1000
" q Cer,ncman 1924 N Twenty third 1000
Tavlor Ioode 2aOs H. CIay....A.. 1000
Hunter r. HechIer o51s f. Broad 49,. GIFTS
< II uutchius SAP n Twenty-sevcnth 1.O00
ttraoL a Jcncs t30o n Twenty second /. 200
M, Iobnsnn 9dt8 Jefferson ave. i.450
NJ t3ohh,e I,oehr o5o5 r, Marshall. 2.20O
prrri. + uto ais n Eighteenth ..... 1850
"a !, MrNixen at0 A. leigh ........ 1905
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
If YOU SUFFER ANY.
STOMACH DISTRESS
You Should Take Mi-O-na Now
At Once-Its Action is
Immediate-Safe-
Effective.

When you feel nervous. irritable.
tired and dizzy-when you have head
aches. sour stomach, heartburn and
pains in the colon and bowels-you
suffer nom indigestion-you need Mi
o-na at once.
Mona Is a specific for stomach Ills
1T goes TO the seat OF your trouble
and quickly and surely ends stomach
misery. II builds up and strengthens
the stomach walls and glands. I'm
proves quickly the digestive system
and assists nature 20 properly digest
the food. thus insuring health for the
entire system.
DO not suffer another day. Get a
fifty cent box OF Mi-o-na Tablets at
your nearest drug stor,-keep them
with you constantly. they will help YOU
get well and strong and immediate re-
lei Is sure. Do not delay-delays are
dangerous and needless. II not bene-
hted Mi-o-na costs nothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Cont NAurn

Marian I. Phillips IS. solomon Phil
lips. suit for divorce Injunction to pre-
vent interference or destruction OF prop
city ana for title u the household goods.
They were married April o. 1909. az
Wellshurg. and she alleges hreats to
XII ana that he took a hammer and
knife TO bed 20 Wind IN her earthly
career. lie drank most Of the time ana
she was required 20 earn the money 20
Keep them. lie has torn her hat and a
suit 20 srreds
An assignment OF cases will be made
iu No. I court on Friday afternoon at .
o'clock.
O. J.. HOFFMAN vs. Sam Haggerty. Ap-
PEAL TRANSFER. uled from docket 81 Jus
tee ShoCksl. - Warren township.
=. =. tastler vs. George Starr ct al
Appeal Transcript from docket OF Justice
LaWler. 81 Stcuheuvllle.
Lewis \. Stewart vs. John .. Riddle
Marshal and Robert Murray mayor OF
Toronto. FOR $1,000 damages for assault
on November IS. 1913 There are only
80 words In the petition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Return OF within tn. Law"

one 90 the gripping scenes In Within
the Law Bayard Neiller's successful
nov play Of metropolitan life. which
The American Play Company Is 20 offer
mere Tor "a return engagement AZ the
curt Theatre FOR three days. starting
Thursday. NoveU her 20. with the same
cast and production a. seen before. pro-
Nides the spectacle 81 a professional
criminal coufessinE the guilt Tor a muir
der voluntarily and going 20 his eNecG-
ton because Of his devotion 60 a woman
who hefrlended him In an hour OF peril.
The excellent cast engaged for With
IN the Law Is In keeping with the stan
dard Of excellence % the production Of
tho American Play Company. the pro-
ducerS. Matuces 10 Doe given Thanks
giving day and Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
THE THEATER
"rhe Passing Show OF 1912"

The Passing show Of 1919" which
VIII be seen at the Court tonight and
tomorrow matinee and night. Is the
first one OF the New York Winter Gar
den shows to be presented IN this Yart
OF the country. The organization Is IN
that was seen In the New York Home
Theatre FOR over six months. and which
later played successful cuga gcments In
Francisco.
II il a genuine theatrical review. run
ming the gamut OF most OF the success
tuI play OF the last season and pokiuE
run az the characters therein and some
OF the principals. puCs with consider
able Wit and no little satire.
TriNic FriEauza IL one Of the principal
iGn-makers ana she H. ably assisted by
charles Price. Howard q Howard. Man
ulla x Lloyd. Moon q Morris. Louis
Bruncllc, Clarence Harvey. Gertrude
Taylor. Ernest Hare. and chorus mum
boring eighty. graceful and humble and
all seen In a great variety OF costume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

Notices VIII be sent out today 10 those
VINO were granted liquor licenses 20 call
on the county board Saturday and re-
ceipt FOR them. IL II also stated by tho
county board that there may be no
changes In the original list. II Is also
asserted mat !. H. Secrest. OF the state
board. who went over the city Wcdues-
day, was satisfied with the list decided
on; Monday all who did not get licenses
viii likely close their places. though.
under Toledo court decision. some NAV
hold on that day as one last dav 81
grace. state inspectors Will look after
thoSe refused licenses 10 see that they
do not continue n .u..L- 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

The cycling McNutt. op.rInr ~ We
,.fl1 Theatre yesterday afternoon for
IN" last half OF the week scored three
DIX trlIwgls during the d1v. ana IN.
crowds packed every performance This
FAMILY Of cyclists has no auuerfors DE-.
TIE vaudeville stage today. and SOM.
y the stunts pulled orr I1-t .rirht ma,.
~" crowd gasp with astonfehrn.r,s
hey seemed 20 be in danger of Ireak.
INK their necks all the time. but man
aEcl always TO right fhrme.Itea yvffI,
-hlll ana grace Nothing more t.Dnder-
i"L has ever been seen ia the pff.
here are five other blk n.fa .n .br
hiu beside the splendid NIcforlas~or.s
pictures closing each performsr-s an
every one 81 the five le % reut fr f,r
.r'. Intrlce and her cour7rv az forr
pie have splendid laughing t'favf.+
Nll Aboard and last rfrhfa sit1f-
'n.cF gave 10 their warm approval m,
N.e' Am'rq ir their coined. 4rrotstt-
i'1is pleased nightly and mo Long AMI
snort ~ 10 In the Two EaI. TONS a.
rIty that g. seldom reen 0u ff.
vaudeville stage '"'
Jarrett ana James. tho sister tenn, az
NflnE ana dancing comedy ri-fs We.
''"rNlf arrlauded and Fred W.-,.r
d." baritone. IN character songs .,.f
tories. came iu FOR generous arrro.i,
ti"n from tho audience Am In III q, d.
.i' ~ tho best bills 90 Far put On A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

Charles Greenberg. Samuel Croig. Nor
ris Grist. Maciei ZiRrko. Michael Korko.
Joe Kozak. Michael Guiigan. Martin
schmidt. Aug. Brenda. Harry Karnen
Nlcholas Miller. Santo Lanzarotto. Jo-
seph Polonbeag. Steve Anto. Matthew
Garasink. Joseph Schaerer Alos Nos-
talek, Tony Clear. Andrew Kakascik
Otto Maui. Joe Smetana. Joseph Horton
Edwin J. Parrars. Max Lieberman. Fred
Meals. Dominica Foglietta. Andrew An
drcjcak and Martin Bukovmsky
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Hospital Under Wav.

Tho eNcaNat Uu for TIE ohio Valley
hospital on the Wells ground on the
hil has been made. ~ covers "A space
OF 2il by 81 fec. \ cement foundation,
Is nearly complete. The main part will
be four stories high and the wing Will
be three stories. other contracts VIII
be let soon. An annual report will be
printed shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
At TIE ORPHruM-

The secret IN drawing the bir crowds
10 the popular prpheum theatre Isl the
producing Of the excellent vaudeville bin
that opened three days stay al this
popular play house yesterday. The big
headline feature act. The Telephone
Girls with PM 2. Adams as the teIc-
phone manager. f. delightful feature
act and as for special scenery II s. unr
excellence. ollie Raymond fooled tho
blk audience all through his act anti.
II came time Tor him 20 take his wig or
then there was a scream and rounds or
applause. Henrietta Wilson. the cham
rion woman lady sharp shooter Of the
world. T. IN no danger Of losing her title
she H. the most wonderful shooter ever
seen Tn this city. Iavinier and her
Models Us most beautiful posing act
and lovers Of art viii have treat when
they see this berufIfYl r.-.i.., - b
act
Another riot act IS the one OF peseie
and Bert Draper. Miss Draper has Il
most marvellous deep cont.aIto voice
ana the applause she received was fre-
merdous The entire show o. "A l.Il,
one All the way through and 81 You want
20 spend t drliEhtful afternoon o- even
ing 70 10 the Drphnum and see fhfs
SO l"udid all star ke.f. ...aetIuo nm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

The murder case of Frank Korrfsi-i
fDr stabhing 70 death Pete Jarcyuk went
10 the jury Thursday afternoon Ko-
miski was rho only witness the dcferS.
put on. lie denied stahbiur Peter Tan
czuk and claimed 10 was done hy George
WurZIrsti. who went 90 the peniteutiarv
for -tshh.rg Mike Tanczuk IN the same
NrmrLan AMY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Naturalization.

Judge !. 10. Mitchell presided over
raturaliz7'io court and &c persons were
granted naturalization papers. as fol-
lows. Joseph Holehaw Pane Ralic. Ni-
chael Kot0ra. John Zodilko. Morris
Stern. Arnold Horton. Alex S'eIlicks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

on certain parts OF tho work The new
carpet viii pc furnished by the Ep-
worth league. and the paper hanging
clustering. painting. etc. will be-
looked after by other departments OF
the church. After the work is started
the church services Will boz held iu the
Ladies' AID hall until tho rcopeuiuF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

Tho chemical laboratory Of Clcssen
university. where Lichig I'D hn
epoch making work century ago.
has boon cstorcd a. = shrine Tor
scientists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

amber ia visiting 90 the home Of biz
son-in-isw. y. o. Eorerson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

Our own dressed Turkeys. Ducks.
Chickens and Rabbits. az Reuter- Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
Marriage License.
Murder Case.

Thomas NUTTIV- = Vears. or Wash,
ingtonville. o. and Ethel May Hartzell
10 years. Of Dillonvale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21

" -. Wachtar. Salouukeeper who did
not get "a license. has filed "a protest with
the county liquor license board against
granting licenses to the following who
are IN the -. X list. Nalo IvaseVtc.
Louis Tressitto. T. p. McGary. Edward
v. clayton, James Demetrous william
v. Jones. John CasZaCowsky. George \
Nellis, Isaac j. Lepley. Joseph Caivero
John Nuluovic. Winnie Phillipbar, Thorn
as McCirty. Charles Herold.
The protest quotes entries from court
records against many OF those named.
Tor violations such as alleged conducttng
epeakeasis. running gambling rooms,
violation OF local option, conducting
placs where girls and men meet for i'm
moral purposes, having had licenses re-
Noked In Pennsylvania for violations OF
law. sunday selling. not being sanitary
saloons. saloons owned In reality by
other parties. are public nuisances. not
taken out under right name OF parties.
that action was taken TO abate as n
nuisance, that one man Is not a citizen
or the United. non-payment OF Dow tax
one man permits daughters who are
minors 20 tend bar. one man had Is
indictments besides other numerous vio-
lations against him.
Octave Manack. Z. +. McGarry. the
Moose club, William V. Jones. Frank ~
Butch. John Burston. John Kozon
Charles Beck. Melia Melanovich, Louis
Irissitto were not In business prior 10
May. 1912. as were others who were
the petitions AYERS. Illegally discriminat-
ed against.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENNfLLE. o. Nov. 70.-with
Pea law elections on December al
1tenoenVille and Mingo Junction and at
Toronto. December S. and elections at
Sefsholz and Amsterdam TO come soon.
we very air Is surchsrged with booze
and enti-booze sentiment
Rev. i. r. Miller willingly resi- zned
IN the spot as the Thanksgiving orator
when II was learned that Rev. sam
small would be here on Thanksgiving
ana would deliver the sermon. lie viii
cay some things that folks have not
oeen hearing at Thanksgiving sermons
and also make "A few remarks OF the
Billy sunday order on the liquor tranic.
Rev. sam Small also speaks at a busi-
mes mems banquet 20 be held Thanks
giving night. lie speaks at Toronto
tuesday night and at Mingo Junction
on "Wednesday night.
Friday night ali committees meet at
the Y. N. g. A
Ward captains are: First. Barley
Joyce; Second. =. G. Chambers. Third.
~, ;. overly. Fourth. r. ". Reguia-
Ihey VIII name precinct committeeman
hhn IL VIII be well organized OUTFIT.
Tho committee TO arrange FOR noon
gay shop meetings are J. l.. Junkin.
Harry Dennis. I. I. Miller. J. H. Strong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
TAKES POISON TO
END HER CAREER
Mrs. James Reynolds Attempts
Suicide Because of Ill
Health.

Mrs James Reynolds, Az Seven.
teenth street. yesterday morning took
an injurious drug with suicidal intent
For some time she has been suffering
more or less with heart trouble and
dependency over ill health is thought
TO have been the cause for attempting
self-destruction. NO definite informa-
ton is forthcoming from members of
the family. DR.. p. II. Vessel was call
ed and today he reported that while
Mrs. Reynolds was still unconscious
she Will no doubt recover. He would
not give out the name of the drug,
but said that she had taken an over
dose of certain opiate which might
cause her to be unconscious Tor sew
eral days and then pull through
The drug was taken yesterday
morning some time. Mrs. Reynolds
did not come down stairs for break
fast and her absence did not occasion
any fear on the part of members of
the household When she did not ap-
pear for the MONDAY meal, however,
the maid went TO her room and found
Mrs. Reynolds on the floor with her
head resting on the side of the bed.
The physician was summoned imme-
diately. as was also her husband.
/, is reported that Mrs. Reynolds
left a note addressed to her husband
in which she explains why she wished
20 end hsr lie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
SHIPPERS WILL
HOLD A MEETING

A meeting OF shippers of Moline,
East Moline, WATERFOWL and Silvis
has been called for next Tuesday even
ing at the Moline Commercial club.
The object in bringing together men
at the head of firms, whose products
are used extensively all over the two
continents and even farther, is to de-
wise ways and means of improving
traffic facilities. with special reference
10 outgoing freight. Invitations have
been sent out to interested persons
by A. G. Brown on recommendations
of A G. Abraham. chairman of the
traffic committee of the Greater Moline
committee. who has been conducting
an investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
FIGURING COST
FOR EXPANSION
Dislocation Of City and Town
Boundaries Necessitates
Two Elections.
OFFICIALS SEEK WAY OUT
Suggestion That South Moline Be Com
penssted by Slice Of
Hampton.

Owing 70 the annexation o. Whites
addition. a por ION of the political
township o. South Moline. 20 the city
Of Moline. the city authorities are up
against the proposition OF arranging
for two elections next spring. to fill
the Offices usually filled the spring
election. When township and city
boundaries are co-extensive, the cleo
tiCns for the choice OF officers of both
political entities are held on the same
day, the first Tuesday in April. When
the boundaries are not co-eXtensive.
The city officers are elected on the
date mentioned. and the township OF
ficers On the third Tuesday in April.
For number of years. under exist
ing conditions, Moline city and town
ship officers were elected on the same
date. But with the annexation of
Whites addition the second condition
was created. While in all previous
of South Moline territory
the sections involved were also divorc-
ed from South Moline township. it
was possible TO do this in this latest
extension of the city's boundaries.
Under the law. the area OF township
may not be reduced below a certain
minimum. and this would be effected
By the transfer of the twenty acres in
question from South Moline TO Mo-
line. and for which reason the county
board refused TO permit the transfer.
4 WAY OUT.
AS a way out of the difficulty. it
has been suggested that a portion of
Hampton township be dislocated and
transferred TO South Moline or it will
then practicable TO make Whites ad-
dition a part of the township of Mo
line, and restore the condition which
will obviate the expense of two cleo
ions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
BAPTISTS PLAN
REVIVAL EFFORT
Rev. D. L. Schultz, Labor Evan.
gehst, to Conduct Two
Weeks Meetings.

The Rev. d. L. Schultz. of Pitts
burgh. Pa. will arrive in the city 10
morrow for the two weeks evangelis-
tic cam Daign. which he will conduct
under the auspices of the First Baptis-
church. Beside the services conducted
every evening in the church, Mr.
Schultz during his stay viii conduct
.pecia' $ 'rviccs ring the noon hour
at many OF the factories. A NEE ing
vii be held at the church tomorrow
evening TO welcome the evangelist.
and 10 discuss with him the plans for
the coming campaign. Mr.. Schultz is
known Is the labor evangelist. He Is
Il member OF several unions, and for a
number Of years has represented the
Baptist church at the meetings of the
American Federation OF Labor. He
has had the honor of conducting the
devotional exercises at the conven-
lions of various national trades organ
izations. He has just concluded a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
STEAL S44 FROM
RESTAURANTEUR
Perversity of an omelet Causes
Loss Of Money of Fritz
Nelson.
LEFT ROOM TO SAVE DISH
On His Return a Roll Ct Bills Had Dis.
appeared from
Counter

fritz Nelson. the Droprie or OF q
restaurant a I222 Third avenue. last
-es1ning reported % the police The loss
n IN OmcIet worth a. least one bit.
aas - Disappearance OF So in good
HId l2tful currency OF the realm. the
disappearance Of tie cash being coin
cideut with his efforts 10 save the
egg food from destruction.
According 20 Mr.. Nelson's story
bo.h events took place abou- $50 IN
the morning. The scenario disclosed
I've men seated at one OF the tables,
"a ing breakfast M. Nelson was pc
hind the counter, arranging his cash
register for the days business. tie
had placed So IN silver in the cash
drawer, and was preparing 20 dis
tribute the contents OF a roll Of bills.
amounting 10 Sif. IN the proper draw
ers Of the machine. With The pervcr-
sity OF iHanimate things. frequently
recorded by philosophers and such. an
Omelet which was being prepared bv
the cook in the kitchen. selected this
Psychological moment 10 flare up in
flames. the grease on the range nav
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-14
MnNEN rI>NrPENRI:D.
SALE OF MIDLAND is
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

The federal court al Peoria yester-
DAY continued for one week final ac-
rion on the bid Of J. d. Metzsar for
the property of the defunct Midland
Motor company. Mr.. Metzgar's bid
was s21.5"O. and a formal order for
the sale OF the property a. that figure
was 10 have been entered YESTERDAY.
But an attorney appeared in court and
asked that the making Of the order be
deferred for enc week, because par
ties whom he represented desired 70
make a better bid, but would not be
in position 70 make their proposal for
several davs. The request. in the i'll
terest of the creditors, was according
" entered.