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and Third avenues.
Mss Kelly was one % the SIX DIVINE
Eolics, scheduled for an act Al the the
afro. They were due 10 appear al
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Their act
vas an exhibition of fancy diving from
a sgr.ngboard into a glass covered tank
containing ten fee. Of water. q plunge
NJ twelve feet Meanwhile comedy
sketch. Meyers. Perry and company.
had tho stage and was hl.ing the house
with noise and laughter. Miss Kelly
left the other diving bellies" In the
dressing room and won't out on the
stage 10 rehearse a new dive. A back
drop" hid her from the audience NO
one behind" noticed her. all being
absorbed In tho comedy going on before
the footiights.
As tho comedy act was drawing to a
The evening world., 1913-10-22

pending the arrival Of Or. J. Smith
Peterson of No. liz East Eishty-hfth
street. who acts as the house physician.
On examining Miss Kelly DR.. Petersen
sent Immediately for an ambulance.
Dr. ODonnell took the injured girl to
The evening world., 1913-10-22

Flower Hospital where Il was eeu1e
she was suffering from . broken nsce.
She died shortly after 6 O'Clock.
None of har associates could tell 81
her home on Dean street. Manager ~.
bott said that h would surely nnd h~
relataves to-day.
The evening world., 1913-10-22
Mss. Dlake ASKS Alameny.

The application OF Mrs. Catherine
Kstcham Blake for siimony and coun.
sol fees. In her suit for separsti IN
from DR.. Joseph A. Blake. pending the
trial Of the action, csme w In the
Supreme Court yesterday and was
postponed by eErcemsnt OF counsel un.
I'll next Monday
The evening world., 1913-10-22
500 MORE COPS
TO Be ADDED TO
FORCE FOR 1914
Aquedut Pat1plmen May Not
Be Added to City's
Regular Force.

n a burglar sticks . gun under your
mastseas,
Il . Biaok Hand man p'ants . nstle
dynamite carsiessiy NEAR;
n you are held up At rory.sscend
srse, ana Broadsway-+Asrs - . haopy
dhoushs:
If'll b ell risht inter . while. for the
city u going U add sI.I,G0 to the DO
lice payroll. mAkauH SD.7S.2la This
million and a few Hundred Thousand 10
70 help pay for 600 nrw pasrolmen to he
aopanted Ia ma.
Tho Police Commission ID asking for
Afsssn new deputy c1srks at 1900 per
nnnum. Thsro Is n provision In the
REQUEST b the Board Of Estimate Tor
ssver nuss captains at S.To per an
mum. and two scrgeAnts al Si.no.
And the Commissioner wants the
ssiary OF tAe head OF the Department
Increased f.pm $500 TO slb.oco a year
n u figured thay at Toast $500 should
b paid by the city for the acen'a sx'
scutivs work dona by tho Ccmsnissions'
and $500 more AZ compensation Tor u's
abuse ne 10 bound to rccaivo no mattel
bow he performs his duty. OF course
che budget committee Of the Board oil
Estimate, to which Mr.. waldo's depart
osnt Submitted its figures. VIII decide
how much the ONCE - worth.
AoUeoucT POLICE MAY De
eAAREo.
Thsrs 70 considerable doubt ~ q
- -rs>.< sbo rasoa,Ntinn vili have thu
The evening world., 1913-10-22

close Harry Abbott. manager OF the div
crs, went Oh the stage to take a last
look at the setting for his act lilo STUN
bled upon Miss Kelly. Wing unconscious
beside the tank.
She had evidently fallen from the
The evening world., 1913-10-22

sprlng aboard. missed the tank Of water
and gone head first to the floor. He
called George Il. Davis. manager OF the
theatre, and Edward Kervln. the stage
manager.
They tried vsiniyt to revive the girl
The evening world., 1913-10-22
THRONGS LAUGH
AS DIVING GIRL
FALLS TO DEATH

Miss GLADYS Kelly. twonty-one. IL dead
AZ the Flower Hospital. her back broken
IN fan on tho stage OF the Eighty
The evening world., 1913-10-22
Not an Electric Piano, but the
most artistic of all Piano Players!

B<jow1stlse 1efAks,s-
tho most wonderful and
srtisdc ofsilphno pisysrs
-lt il plsying ths plsne
shown on tho leR from
"a adjoining room-You
may control every phase
Of the expression to suit
your own musical fancy
BY the most marvellous
Of oil control devices, or
ifyou desire the Telektn
Will play with perfect
expression without your
assistanee--1ts response
is positive and instant
can be quickly attached
to any piano-u'es in
destructible exehangeable
rolls.
$,so $3.50
Convenient TeTms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
PEACIITREE INN
STEAM HEAT
AMERICAN, $3.50 week up.
Ei kBFEAN, $500 per week I
so Rooms. priAnfa batha

n "a 'aiNI IAN nt.tV week up.
EUROPEAN, So 90 per week I'd
80 Rooms, private baths
PUBLIC bath every floor
"9l PEACHrEEE ST Phone Ivy o129
NICE ROOMS with excellent board
close IN " Cooper st NJ 1871
NICE room and excellent table board IS
Garnett street Phone Main l5SS-J.
BRIGHT, sunny rooms, good table. in
private home, no other boarGers. fur
mace heat Phone Ivy T491-J
TWO nice front rooms with board for
couples or gentlemen. 10 Bedford
place. Ivy 3l07
WANTED Separate room and board at
reasonable rates for myself and daugh-
ter I'm private home or respectable
boarding house near car line. State To-
cation and price in answering Refer
euces In exchange J. NJ, NNestbrooks,
100 Ivy street
TWO GENTLEMEN or couple TO board
In private home, North Side, modern
corvcnieuces. References Ivy 4455.
A COUPLE wanted to room and board
I'm private West Peachtree home,
steam heat private bath. every conven-
.,Hoe. Phone Ivy as
WANTED Couple or two Young men
for large front room. dressing room
adjoining. modern cOuyeuicuCes. Il
Nurrler street
WANTED NouUE men bosvders, re
fined. educated family All improve
mturs Well cooked, well served meals
.r ear line Apply II Howard avenue.
Decatur
EXCELLENT meals. nicely furnished
26 Capitol Ave
LARGE. well ventilated rooms. good
table TN walking distance of center.
Main 't7S. l5S Washington street
FURNISHED ROOM with board i'm uri-
Nt'. home, AL conNeu'enc,ss Young
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

FURNIsHED HOUSES FoR RENT
SIN ROOMS, par-0r. dining room, klich-
en-. three bedrooms, not air heat
bath. gas. first class. North Side, walk
ing distance. Price $50 per month. Ivy
364I-L
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE: close in sZ-
ceIen- neighbOrhOOd. 1872 Crew
Phone Ivy 2216-J
NORTH SIDE home, ruuy furnished. for
winter or longer Ivy 3I52-J-
NICELY furnished house, seven ROOM
and bath. close in. immediate posses
sion. $40 so. Bell phone Ivy 4Sl7 l2S
Ivy stTesy.
FTVE-ROOM COTTAGE. excellent
neigh borhood; close in. 1872 Crew St
Phone Ivy 2216-J.
EIGHT-ROOM furnished house Tor rent
fine location; a good school three
churches and fine water. Address L. \.
Mckinney. p. o. Box 81, Demorest, Ga.
TO responsible parties, my home, fur
nished. for months. Mrs. W, so
Central avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
CHOP SUEY
BOARD WANTED.

ALL KINDS Of American and Chinese
dishes 17q Alabama street HOey
NJ Vow. Mgr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

ONLY HOME RECIPE CAKE SHOP
IN ATLANTA BREAD, ROLLS,
CAKES. PIES AS YOU WOULD MAKE
N YOUR OWN HOME. 129 S. PRYOR.
ATL PHONE 1910; BELL PHONE
34O7-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

tIT WITIOT IUs limos 7 FIWe,
100. times. zoe. times zoe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
SITUATIONS ED-MALE
AND FEMALE.


IF yor WANT FIRST class Rouseciean-
5rr raTI TrE 30Sg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

WANTED-Partuer In rc-..--l IS,
ness; chance TO double an '-i.lg ID
ny selling lease at once. RI -.-{.ss,ros
Georgian. DoA 90 -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

" - 1 L L'-1 Dung man m ---
est ana assume responsr.1laaAe "a
IN hlgh-class business I ,e pos5,I
eICeE. Manufacturers Owe ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
PEACHTREF I'M
STEAM HEAT
n 80 VI II

AMERICAN, $3.50 week up
p RROPEAN. $500 per week r,
40 Rooms; private baths VI"
i Bic batn every floor
89l PEACHTREE ST D..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

Sta o. ffmTal %ai.,55 s s. 1 55l,.. 3
NN~ . vi shower and plain baths
CHOP CT-EV
At ryr,-r,, -. - ~,,.,.,--.
II % ~, IL, an 80 vi t 49,
"'2''ga. ~, NJ Ni'"'i''a '''''' ii00y
" wv .'5'.
BOARD WANTED.
COUPLE desire bright room and board
with private Hebrew family Man
aRer. Main ts'.
YOUNG, refined couple. without chill
NitI, desire room ana board In private
taWly, can furnish references. Address
j.. =, care 3eoT gan
HOTELS
UOTIT, JETT.-TT{Ts~ a fS7ffT Macon
20 -. tt,5-, Ilt.t-, 49,,
n Won want the hest of evervtrjDg TO-
cat. cooked by an experienced cook,
served bv experienced walters. and uu-
der tho management Of Mr. w r Tuck
er. many wears with Durana's Restau-
rant. Atlanta, who is widely known az
helhg me most popular and up todate
steward IN me south, come to Hotel
y, ,,,l.','7 'i'e'l'l''"e'' TOO HI popular
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
mrnished room. heat,
private bath. private family: gentle
men only wv 34SG-T
~Cr~ T--r-,DvgT-s 1,~ao ,-1-o,,- o.
III DIX RE,N ''' 50 l'''S iU'
room sloan rea, oIeclr -5l''H ~
~ etrast n,,f,,a,,t ''o ''s'''7' A''
-. -, W =, i'''' s'''o''' d.
Inc ~ rn,,,,ie ,il',,t ~, -
btrlg.,I,,,g yt,t,, a,.,,. 5frji "a -,
finf,7 I.,n,yaTi ar,,.. Ill,,,,, Ia4A IVA
- '.. .'s'''5 -
LARGE front room i'm Colege Park;
nm, .'z i T ,,I, ,t , ..ss olls .l4-i-
FlkNlSHEp front room close in, con
Ncnlences. So West Harris. Ivy 1884
COMFORTABLE, well furnished room,
AdjolulnE hath. IN private steamboat
ed apartmenI. North Side, gentlemen
oi,,s lt"l-' IVY 7't'.
TWO or lhree lovely front rooms fur
ulshed complete for housekeeping;
gle"p 20 6o pgIl,aistLt party all con
~, ~ - :, ~. US ON
FOR RENT Young men. large,
al. l,.t'y It'i'isl,eG, Wen venu'ated Hrst
aoSa '''I'' 'Oi''ei"eHteH. OaH IVY
-gay =
NICELY furnished room. choice resi-
H,4Ce section 81, CANT meals close In;
''t'"S '"i'H an" Edtdhe. IVY p-bl.
NEWLY furnished room In nice apart
nm maeqrt' modern conveniences- Ivy
o - d.
COMPLETELY furnished house or will
ooGaept rooms, all conyeniences. Ivy
2s'-'
ONE ROOM, furnished, for gentlemen;
N'IA'Hs distance. Ivy o2iJ-l-
NlCElh FURNISHED front room in front
., on @idnl laFE, i.edSoIa 9ie 5'o Cher
oNee avenue. Nam -'''-J.
TWO bright sunny rooms for rent. all
celrul boarding houses. Peach,ree
street Reasonable If taken at once.
Phone Ivy i5H2-J
ONE stram-hcated room. close i'm. hot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04


CTOD AMI A-EyrC
= = -.
ef-,,.-,,,,c ,,,,.,- --,
. Zrr-Ts-~---7@-~---- $1,000
.1. 20 ....' J"al o.. ~ ~
p-,. .r - ,s..-.-.. ~ " '.' - i'''
'----' E. o. -
d erf.-r. r,-..s. ,.,. ~ 80 -t.f.,i-.r IN
~ sa--
. j al'n.-E AGED WIDOW, good
/ fs-.... .- g.i,ir,g,-- a.o--a' rea5 r-sl4
No .f,5-.'s. ~ ~ ~ Ia
.-. ....r-..-. i''
+ 1srrr.4--. ...r-r. ,.,r.-I-..-,F -..,rea
.ga..-. r.-..,.--. zz ,.',--.- '.r-.-.ar.or IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

Z2O Poachtree Street, The Wilton
ROOMS and board. modern conver-
fences. splendid table. family style,
prompt service. reasonable rates. Miss
n --.-. Tl.v --GE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
FURNISHED RooMs EoR RENT.


FURNISHED Rooms FOR RENT.
ONE nicely furnished front room. good
location IVY 2g51
ONE or two front rooms 90 Gp-fug
street Phone IVY .lG5-I
TWO psaY+ff.rI rr-.a~t.vr- rooms
convenience furnished with new bird s.
eve maple furniture. good neigh oorhood.
On car '.hr near pl-.Le-- center, l' col-
sle $500 ..'.'I g..' 80 ,1,,3ia o" ~,
.uI ger t'.ri-' i+o.-7 'Tntt0' "'tl Oh
W.tA1.J board IVY 'f''-J.
new furnished rooms 9,iis Tor rent win
~ y L-Ats e1ll. Nv W ~ .r'.'l'. 7-i &c I.
FOR GENTLEdAZ.l' e..-ehttui room;
might BOARD on rue 7-Feel, near
49,, - ~, ~ O. ''-' -A'7' 9~l' al e
lI.D,.e IVY .t.2.
WITH private family one block from
Piedmont Park, one OF two furnished
rp2 5. 20 men rel. . enc. 20 ne
it'-l- So .' to.s'''a' '1' -.''-''- % ''' 90
.,. ,,2.ls w no.
~. -i..l5..,o sul,1rle 10,
r .Is,, ag. I'm p''''''7
O.rE q, ,l I| oiLg in
,-or l gi4, sI5 r,.I 49, ara .5,
trio lights. telephone. $50 per month;
references Box aOZ. care Georgian
NEI,.E.T,- y.r,.,...,. ,.-..,. ~. r.a,,I. tam
Iv for gentleman. hot and cold baths.
so W Pe4cHtree.
houaeLee9.ng. So per week 266 White
hall
hol.sekeeping 2Ig south Forsyth
street
-rIIF7 pa T7T57N5 Ep6PT[7T,T7=5 II Cone
street. under new management: new
lv furnished rooms. steam heat; hot
baths Ivy 54aI-L
rl&NLsHED ton{ W., ION el2.s In; con
phnIa Nv raq.
;-r,r,f-f, ,T,..l,. al yrcr-,,- s,,r ,,,-
.- I,,,,fg,,e 800
Capitol Ave. he.' phone Main 4'5S-L.
LARGE mont room, second story for
o,}l pIINH man al '""'ei''eNceS. IVY
,--.-.--7
~, LIN va - e.
isr,es a. H-ast I'1Iie. snarrrreTt ~ CIT
NV, f55.,,5,, i.'..t...,..., -
it,.S ,r,1,f. r'.rEL,,t Cbu5r-,,
4 ,i ~ ,,'-,~r. i', '''
> -. y. -, ~. sc, -
% i-N "a ~ '"-g ron, corner
~ -, ga ~ . ! .'i.'7 "a
49,, ia 90, 80
Il. ..' ..' .,,.,i
a. g,,,,f.r,tg tsl,sr Ia Nv g. T,,g
5o-s
,,rr,r r Egrrr5 >rTSyTrr-r, pCCSy -.,.b
w -. bSarj ~, arsct1i riS,5t ,,,5
an modern 'onvenirnces wv SAL
lis Fnrrast avenue
No.. ~. -, ,a,,o-,f,. -rs s77r-
nfshed rrr light hogselse2pinr. reason
able rent. furnace heal wv 32s7-J
57i5,,5T . s--,-,,i-7,,,5 - -. -, -
,,I,, 81 14E T,-, efreot anartp1snt No i
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

HOTEL WILLIAMS CAFE. Macon,
Ga, opens Saturday. October Now
n you want the best of everything to
eat, cooked by an experienced cook,
served by experienced walters, and UNI
der tho management Of MT w r Tuck
er, many years with Duraul's RestaU-
rant Atlanta, who is widely known az
being the most popular and up-to-date
steward In the south, come to Hotel
Williams Remember. too, it's popular
prICesD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
FURNIs4EO Rooms FoR RENT.

FOR RES T-Three connecting rooms.
furnished for light housekeeping. gas
and water, price $3.50. 1873 Fowler St
Atlanta 5-2F-F
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

EXPERIENCED young lady stcuoEra-
pHer desires position Phone Main
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

WANTED Position aa steuographe-,
one rsar's experience Gail Main
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

WANTED--S1O 900 first mortg@-
in annual series; would COZ ~
ond mortEa ge notes OF gIlt-ee 10
Money Box 10. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

20 Poachtree Street, The Wilton
Z ROOMS and board, modern conven-
fences splendid table. family style,
/ prompt service. reasonable rates. Miss
h.r-.eg. Ivy 57s5.
ROOM AND BOARD for Young man
sf"arr-Heated home. Ponce DeLeJh
aEelue Ivy 452s.
BEST MEALS IN TOWN, 90 WEEK;
ROOM AND MEALS. 81 1877 SOUTH
HEiJB CALL MAIN 5e4s.
TWO young men boarders. also table
ngarders- l43 W PeachtTee. Ivy
BOARD IN a nice refined home on
Ponce DeLeon avenue, three OF four
young men preferred all couvenieuces;
steam hear. Ivy ISL
LIST EN- Extra 7ioe rooms. with OF
without board. 3os 8. Pryor n 1851
TABLE BOARD-Tn4 wilton. 30
Feachtree st, new management. IN
business section usual rates Ivy 1795.
T A b lie BOARD. BEST
SOUTHERN COOKING. 500
PER WEEK MEALS SENT
OUT SOC EACH. All PEACH
TREE STREET. TWO BLOCKS
N FROM GEORGIAN TER
RACE. IVY 7O1O.
Leland Hotel q VII H@ sa@ ,., s st t.
Excellent table 90 meals tickets $500.
Quick and polite service
TABLE BOARD CLOSE n. 85
LUCKIE ST. IVY $50.
TWO large nicely furnished rooms; good
table board. III Capitol Square. Main
4s3sL.
ONE nicely furnished room FOR two or
three Young men, with board. 81
TABLE BOARD CLOSE N. Ill
WALTON ATL. 1926.
FORSYTH HOTEL.
COMFORTABLE rooms, SOC up. Special
rate per week Nice meals. Csc. 50h
South Forsyth street.
Bellevue linn 81 I +. T l5s;l. St
Nicely furnished single or double rooms,
steam heated, with OF without meals.
THE ELM HOUSE-Nlcely furnished
rooms and board: rates reasonable !
29l Hunter.
81 EAST NORTH AVENUE. |
NICELY FURNISHED rooms with all
convenierces. Ivy 2423-J
TABLE BOARD, CLOSE IN.
CHEAP. 81 LUCKIE ST.
HOTELS.
Hotel ~ a..3l ;. a 1sa.a..a I.
CHOP SUEY.
ALL KINDS Of American and Chinese I
dishes In Alabama street. Hoey .
NJ Vow, Mgr.
BOARD WANTED.
COUPLE desire bright room and board .
with private Hebrew family. Man .
aRer. Main 7S5.
YOUNG, refined couple. without chill (
dreu. desire room and board In private /
family, can furnish references Address
J.. = . care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

TWO nice front rooms with board for
couples or gentlemen. 10 Bedford
place. Ivy 3lO7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

me nicely furrished front room: good
location wv H9-r
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

BRIGHT. sunny rooms, good table. in
private home, no other hoarGers, fur
mace heat Phone Ivy 749l-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

WEST PEhCHTREF residence. large
front room, private bath. also single
room. steam heat. best location. good
table Ivy l1fJ-L
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

Situation as cook Can give
best OF references. Address 549 Ira
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
NOTHING TO LIVE FOR NOW.

jacksonville. April l9.-Carl
i.eonheart, an aged white man, OF
Seattle, who has been held IN the
county jail for the past several days.
failed in his attempt to obtain a
writ Of habeas corpus. Leonhear'
was ordered by the court to be re-
n,andcd to the custody Of the sheriff
and to be by him delivered to the
ayent of the State Of Washington
IN accordance with the warrant oi
the governor Of this State. 1t Is al
lercd that Leonheart Is wanted Tor
perjury, in that he made amdaVl'
when he sold his business In Seattle
that everything sold was paid. Leon
heart and his wife arrived here from
the Pacific coast. intending to invest
their little money in store In South
Jacksonville, and spend the remain
der Of their days In Florida. They
roth kccnly feel their present situa'
ticn and have stated, It 10 said. that
they have nothing to live for now
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
ATHLETIC GIRL AND
THE MASHER.

Pittsburg. Pa, April l9.--When a
rlasher accosted Miss Nellie keson.
II years old. this afternoon, the girl
sent a fist against his jaw with such
force that he fell. Another punch
in the nose sent the man sprawlins
the second time. The indignant
Hiss Keson was about to dance on
lis features when the man drew Q
revolver and fired three shots at her
fatrolman James Ryan and a moi
rlrsued the man several squares be-
fore catching him. The mob wanted
to lynch the prisoner. who gave M
name at the police station as Ralpf
Savage. He sought to apologize
when Miss Keson appeared against
him. lie was fined $50 and costs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
h0r0ES ON A HUNGER STRIKE

Denver, April 19.-Following tn
,recepts of London militant suffra :
settes, which apparently have peoh
successful in some cases. sixty I'M
rrisoned members of the Industrial
Workers of the World have begun a
hunger strike in the city jails. About
forty of them. however. are not
ready to renounce food.
The breakfast. lunch and dinner
menu for those Industrial worke's $
" no were given two months sen-
tenccs has been bread and water
The police department has taken the
attitude that no more food OF atten-
ton than necessary will be bcstowei
upon this particular class Of prison
c,s. Consequently a meeting OF tn
+: isoncrs was held. word OF actor
e!nr passed from cell to cell, ana
the hunccr strike declared. Some
Of the prisoners are striking for bet
, ter food, while others are striKina
for liberty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
CALF F0RN|A
HAS TO LISTEN
TO UNCLE SAM
WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PASS
LEGISLATION OFFENSIVE .
TO JAPAN.
Secretary Bryan Wires Governor t.
Withhold lis Signature from Amy
Anti.Alien Land Legislation.

Washington, ..plil 19.-Secrctary
Eryan tcleeraphcd Governor JOAN
son, Of California, requesting him ID
withhold his signature from any an
ii-alien lard legislation passed by
the california Legislature, which
II light be in violation OF the treaties
between foreign countries and the
United States. MIR. Bryan declined
t., reveal the text of the telegram.
Meanwhile those in charge OF the OBJ
Jectionable legislation have asked
the State department for specific tn-
formation as to exact limit or guar
untces to Japanese and other for
c!cners BY existing treaties.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
JAIL SENTENCE
FORED|T0RK KAN
SAS CITY STAR
WILLIAM r. NELSON WAS Or.
DERED TO SERVE TERM IN
JAIL BY CIRCUIT COURT.
Was Found Guilty Of Contempt o.
Court in the Publication OF a
Certain Article.
(By Associated Press.

Jefferson City, Mo-. April 10
William Il. Nelson, editor Of the
l..Esas City Star, WAS found CUNT!
OF malice in the publication Of ~.
article for which he was adjudged
salty OF contempt OF court and was
sentenced today to Jail by Circuit
judge Joseph Guthrie. The article
itself is substantially true and un-
less in the courts opinion that ar
t;cle in itself is cOntemptuOus the Pc
,itioner should be discharged. These
were the findings reported to the
Missouri Supreme Court by its com
missioner, Charles c. Crow. Of Kan
sas City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
WORK ON AHOTE[ MAKES
GOOD PROGRESS
Basement Practically Completed anc
Lower Floors Have Been
Laid.

A year or two ago, such great
Improvement as is included in the
erection of the Kibler hotel would
have monopolized pubHe interest.
Now, however, there is such a wave
of building and improvement gener'
ally that even this big undertaking
can only claim a portion of the pub
l!c attention. Nevertheless, as the
biggest private enterprise ever
launched In the city the progress 0.
this handsome building is beins
watched with pleasure and pride by
the city.
The basement Is now practically
complete and yesterday the concrete
pillars were poured, and the first
roor was spread. The latter. like al
the floors. and practically the entire
structure, is Of reinforced concrete
making an absolutely tireproo
building.
From now on progress on th'
building will make greater SHOW
and It will not be long ere the archi
tectural beauties of the structur
will begin to be visible. The con
tractors, Messrs. McGuckin & Hyer
b,vo a large force of men at work
and under the direction Of Super
yising Architect L. A. Fort. thi
mammoth and beautiful buildin
will soon take shape and give t
Lakeland hotel facilities the equa
of any city In the State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
HIGHER
Up ARE AGAIN
FOUND GUILTY.
This TIME IT IS THE OFFICERS
AND PROMOTERS OF A LUM.
BER COMPANY.
Sid Six ,Millloa D,llars' WORTH
of Stock by Circulating
False Statements.

Philadelphia, April ia Verdlo'
%; guilty was rendered against thc
,romoters and officers OF the ihte!'
u.tional Lumber and Development
0. who are charged with consplrac!
dclraud its stockholders through
nc mails. The defendants were
.lchn r. Markly, promoter; lsaiah d.
Miller, A. G. Stewart, c. M. McMah-
en-, and W. Fl. Armstrong. The gov
eminent charged the company with
having sold stocy to the amount OF
s,, million dollars by circulating
false literature regarding the value
6, the plantation at Campeche, MEX
leo. Pending an appeal the defcha-
ants were admitted to $,5.ooo Oa''
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-19
MOTHER ALARMED OVER
SONS DISAPPEARANCE

Mrs. J. b. Caswell, of this city. is
very much distressed over the dis.
appearance of her son, Burton Cas-
well, better known as Red" who
left their home in Tampa about two
weeks ago and has not been seen
since. Mrs. Caswell formerly lived
in Lakeland but moved to Tampa and
has only returned to make this city
her home within the past few days.
Mrs. Caswell says that her son,
who is about grown, left home one
l..orning and never returned. He said
a, one time that he was thinkins
of going to Plant City, but inquiry
there brings no light on his disap-
pcarance. 1t is said that he was
seen in Lakeland on the night o.
.hpril s. If any one knows OF his
whereabouts they will confer a srea'
favor on the distracted mother by
tolephoning 1870 Red.