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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
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{lntbopttr 1000!
1ngtOn nnb Gslnmbps, o., ioiuis
Bern, Snb., am idlueriien
bsimseindJt.
aniruf nm Salfs!

9apton O., 2S. Widr5. -TcueIien
slnsaben Sufolge tam bic 1o0ien.
LITE bis oato nidt senal ieitgeiteIIt
rerben. s(aes ober oeutet Dor.
auf bin, oab Die ailaegebene 3obl
reoeiiteno iibertrisben i'll. SopieI
aber 1T iider, oab bier 10000
Eerionen bnrd Die Slutben bon Der
auBenlpeIt obgeidnitten iinb, f5,.
600 Wobnimgen iieben unter @ais
itr, oeseleid)en 120 Mleilen StraBe;
5000 Eerioncn iino aiif Die oiient.
Iide Mobltb1tigfeit oractpieien uno
500 g.ieroe iinb crtrinfan.
Beii 9npton, 90. M1rS -9ds
GebduSe Der Sirit 9ldtionoI ganf
itcbt m 5Iommen. Die SIiitben
imb ioipeit 5uriidsetreten, oaB es
Der Seuerpcbr gelnng nit Den
Soidapparaten rinbe al bog bren.
nenoc 8eb6itSe 5ii selansen unb
Sas sSener erfcIgreid su betdmpfen.
Sic 8. 9trnBsn Bride bat Oem
glnprnrl Der Mniierndiien Stanb
gebaIten; pielc geipobner Der bonn
@aiier iinsebet,en Sdiiier weigern
iid, ieIbisc ait perlaiisn, ba Tie iid
in oenIeIben fiGer fiiBlen. Ser
goIi5eihef bon 0dpton, aGabad.
1T Der 1einlmg, oab aiif Der noro.
lifen Settle bes 5Iliiies IN Canton
200 Verionen srtrunfcn iino. eSsnt
slrbeitsbauie, bas fid) i'm Centrum
beg ELECTROMAGNETIC be.
finoet, brobte iutter ben 60 Straf-
lingen cine Heboite nnsaubreden
Nieielben tparan felt &ienItog obne
Gfien nno Trinfipniier. Sie oer-
langfen lire 3reibeit, Inn iid Dor
ben 2lntben iit Giherbeit gu britt
gen. 3u periHieSenen Malen bat,
te Siiperiliten0cnt sSobnion a6nl-
pfe NIT ben Sdftlingeit 5li beiteben,
iino es beourffe ieiner snr3en Gncr.
gle. Inn oieieIben in Gd,ad) .5l baI-
ten. CT erludte Inn Srllppen, oa.
init bieie Die Sronitng beritellen.
General 8ooo ieitete bnS Inter.
itiisungstperf;; er iniroe tpabreno
eines sSellrs ihlper am @rm per.
Icst, perridtet aber trosoem ieinen
Dienit. 3fpeibunbert Srauel itno
aiuoer bahen 3nfludt II, elmer
Tarbenfobrif nuf Der Noroieite ee.
funoeL bon mo ails lie beiite nah
ciiient beIIeren Quortier beforbert
b,eroen ioIlen. 8on Der fremo-
lanbiiden glniiablung i'm norbIiden
Gtdottbeil in Canton bat man nod
nidts @enaueres erfabren fonnel1
Sn ienent Staottbeil traten Die
@aiierflntben seiireit aif, mto Die
@etpobner fonntsn tros. aIler @ar-
nlneen tiht betpogen tperoen, ibre
8obnungen 5ll perlalien. @lan be.
fiirdtet, baB bort piel ltnbeil an
eeridtet ipprocn lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Gentralucrbanb.
62rr WeIeaatl

Mertber Serr Delegatl
glm fommenoen 5reitag 9(beitb,
ben 28. Nar5, finoet i'm 9eutiheti
Saus oiegerianlnrllng oes y9eutid.
dmeritoniiher gentralperbaiio bon
Omaha, Siio-Snlnba II. llmgegeno"
Iintt.
Die borgeiGIoeenen 9eitberlnsen
Ger &onItitlition ioIlen sur annnbina
eelangeu, bic 3rosc Der MbboItuag
hes Geutiten cages iltl,B beipro-
dleu iperoeit ina. Serr Mbprfof 6.
e. 9ieoipooo wirb einen gortrdg
Galten iiber 6ie Notbpeiibigfeit ser
grIangiing Der giirgerpdpiere. aein
9elegat ionte besbaIb febIen. 9lit
@ruB, slug. Spebt, Sefr.
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Yiidlof Scanncll orbinirt
iedlS Stnhbenteu.

9iid)of Scannel oroitirte am
Ntittmod iehs innge Stlioenten oes
Spoloing College sli Subbefanetl,
Sic jungen 2elite iperoen ibre Stu.
oielt fiir Die Erieiteridaft i'm Spal.
hing College bollenocn. Sic iino
Nlitglicoer oritter Sroniing oes
Gran5isfanerorocns. Sbre Namen
iino: Sirneon Nbelan Gbiparo 8p-
aalL GnmiIlus 8nrrp, Slieb Snitb,
&ellrp Jnln nno gtiholns Wlc9fa.
mara, sss'seS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
giirssr bon Omaha: gIebmt iras
cub geboten ipirol"
Selbcnbaite 2eiitnnsen in Dntan.

Die lle6arlcbenoen oes fleinen
SrtcS Outan, Der iinter ben Grten
i'm Gtaatc NIT om id,iperiten ge.
iitten bat, orbeiten ipie Seloen, I'M
Cen bonn Sdidial 10 ihlper @ss.
troffenen lire Gage nod WogIid.
lett ertrdelid) 5li MAIDEN. Die
6rnren BON Dutnn arbeiten Sdg
uno Nadt, Inn fiir bic geoiirftisen
Su ioreen. Sm tempordren Soipi.
tai iorgsn gepriifte Stranfenpilepc.
rinnen fir Die gerpunoeten. Snl
g'erb1ltnis sur Gimpobner5abI bat
Dutan ihperer geIitten als Sma.
la. 9ldt5ebn 2ente ipuroe iofort
eetootet, uno fiinf3is 5iim 9beil
70 idmer parlest, bab ginige 6a.
bon ibret 9erlebinsen erlieseri
irerben. Gs ipurben 35 bis 40
Sduier, Sarinter 5rpci @irfc, total
5eritort. 9as groBe it1bIerue 2e.
fcrpoir, aus ipeldem Der Srt nit
@aiier berjorst ipuroe, lit ourd
Den Sornabo 81 elmer formIoien
Waiie barbogen tporoen.
Bel ben Recommendation itieb
man arf entieslid]e anbTide. sus
einem 2riimnerboufen tpuroen Die
Sei6en bon flint Babies berporge-
Eolt. aSoitmeiiter 8. s. Stan.
nam ipnroe setootet iuo iein aorper
fi,rhtbar Sugerihtet. Seine Grail
.nl6 Todter tuuroen idAper perIett,
iper6en iood ipieoer seneian.
g)utan bdharf orinaeno SiiIfe,
imo es miro sebofit, baB iie baIS
reidlid eintrffen miro. Sic giir-
ger bon @aboo ianoten $500 uno
Gle bon sliblano eleidfaas $500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Gentidc epang. lntb. ct. 9sanls-
Cjcmein0e.

Die oeutihe et. -llltbariidc ct.
Baulsgemeinoe, oeren Girdbeneigelt..
thunt an Der gfe bon 2S. lulo
Barfer StraBe oirh oen Stlirni
rollie aerit0rt tporoelt iii, bdlt nddl.
fen Sonntag ibrau Gormittngsaot.
tesbienit an Der 81. llno ScmarD
Gtrabe ab, uno Det cngliiheil
s[benoaittesoieilit III brr 01niidJ-
Il,tberiihen aircbe. 26. inlo S,attilA
ten StraBe. SoatagsidiIe III Sic
fer Stride i'm 0rei llbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
Splleae geifi er6alt Gin glemtden.

Serr aarl @eiB, &erausgeber bes
eeoar Golintp @ddter, lit gum 60.
falregiiiror fir Sartington nno I'M.
scseno ernannt iporoen. Die 9flid-
ten oieles @eint6ens belteben in ser
Hcgiltrirung oller @eburten liiio 80.
fesf6Ile in ieiuem Giitrift Iotpie III
@uSfertigung bon Gobes- itno ge.
g11bniB Sheilten uno nonatIiha
@eridbteritattllng an bic Stnotsbe.
foroe. an1ege @eiB lit Elm @iiliter
BON 8flidttreie, lmo mir piiien,
CAB er ieinem slulte gbre MAIDEN
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
dplua 2eaisIatnr.

Gns Sans bat cine genieiniame
@efuIrtipn ailsenouuren, bie @eiei,-
geblng ourd, ssnitiatipe uno gfefc.
ranoitm (Ginreiditng nro gfbitints
mrne iiber @eiesesborlagen 6ireft
hurd Die 8iirger) eir5ufiibren.
9agegen ipuroe Die Garrab ee,
iueiniome SieioLution bonn 5uit1noi.
gen Senatsfomite periporien. 9ieie
fab bie oirefte Grtp1blung bes HrG.
iibenten uno 8iceprdI dIioenten burd
Das 8olf Dor.
Ser Senat bat Die 9fobinion 8iG
angenommen, mad tpelder bas 9[nt
Ses itaotiiden sSneeniaurs in alien
Gtdoten bur6 grnennung beiest
mira uno oas slnt oeS ltdotil9en
NedtSnartes in alen Stdbten nit
afitsnabnte elmer Der eriten &laiie
Eur4 grnennu1g 5u beieben lit.
9as Senntsfomite fir 9anb.
ipirtbidafts aonnliiiion geifnffen
,ueroen iol. 9ieier aomntiiiion
joI1en alle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
einidlieBIid) oes Itaatlidcn gtab-
runa5mittel- imo 0tolfereioeparte.
ments, oes tbierGr3tlidlen 9eparte.
mcnts IL. a. uilteritelt lein iolIen.
Sonlit iperoen ole lanonirtbidJaft.
Iihe ,Srogen Der aomrniliionsfornt
iueroei.
Ger Senat bat Die Goples @ia
fir genliottiruns Der Sebrer oiiee-
uoinnlcn. Cine itaatIid)e 9eibiilfs
Ton S500,00o dnf 5 Sabre lit bot.
acieben.
sSerner na6nt Ser Sanat sic sSones
9ia an Die nen ldnoliden llnter-
ciitrift abidnfft unlo an oelicn
6telIe Die 9otpribip aIs ginbeit
idafit.
9as Sulls nabm Die 9idforo Bill
OIL, melde cine @epilisiing bon
$450,000 fir fonioli0irte 2ano.
i1ulen poriiebt.
9ns ShlIfontite oes Senots EN-.
pfipbIt Die giu 5lr slnnabnne, Die
Oas itaatlide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
onrrfcnlH ml0 oos slmt BEG Gor.
iirbers oes Shulipeiens ourd CT.
nenltling beiebt.
Ser Senat bnt oie Sill fit
Sdaiilmg elmer aonniiiion atae.
nonnlen Den Waodenbanoel in
Soma 3l nnterIuhen uno einc Ye,
aleitbill sur g5ipilislilg bon $2500
fir oieien 3iped.
Ger 0onpernerr fat bic qenein.
lame sieioIution nllterseifJnst, eiitcn
Yerfaiiunss5uinb 5u ihaffen, Dem
slliolee ben 6ranen oas oGgelneiae
ssaablred]t ertbeilt miro. 9ie Gbaie
Gill, mouadb oie 6rauen bes Staa.
tes ielhit ibre poltllng in 8etreif
fcr @ahIirdgc aill;ern ioIlen, ihpebt
MI Sallis. Ser Senat bat lie an
aenonrnlcll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
grins s>einridl mad slt6cn.

Berlin, 2S. Mdr5. .-groBaomirnI
Hrin3 Seiltrid miro ben aaiicr bci
Der geiieellug Der iterblihen Siilc
hrs ermoroeteli 9onies @eorg bon
GriedenlanO uertreten. gr lit belifc
Wddnlittag nah sftben abgereiit
Gie geeroisuns finoet am 80. Mdr5
itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
9irdlIidles.

8DfteS6teillte lper6elt ilad9tett
Sabbath III Scr Sreien gpongcIi-
'cben Stride, Gde IL. ino Gorcas
GtrnBe, abgebaltsn tpie folgt: Yre-
higt-@ottesoienite 10 ltbr 9orrlit.
tags unO 1913 llbr s(beaos. Sab
fatbidpltle im 3 ltbr geodntittaes.
Eoltor 81. 6ilferbdiuter BON geo.
ria, SG.. miro bic @ottesbienite lei.
tut. slae Gentiden iino her5lid
eineslaoen, ben @ottcSoienIten BEL,
5iiipobncn.
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Ter seasi aimmi BEN iremSipra.
dJissn ilntsrridt sesemiber cine
ireitnbIide Saltmns ein.

2incoln. 2s. Mdr5,-Gas fremO
ipradise Clement in gsebrasfa bal
in Der stnatsIegiSIatir beiite eine1
tcocifenben eies seipcnnen benr
Der 9euat bat NIT "a scsen /
Gimme bic gOrIuee anssnommen,
Iaut ipeIder Der fremoiprad)ise I'm
trrridt in ben goIfsidulen einge.
iiibrt tuiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
sSrttcr6eridjt.

Sir Omaha. Council Bluffs nno
ltmgegeno. Sh;n slbellos inlo
5dmitog; iteigenoc 9elnperntur.
sSiir gsebrnSfa:: Sm slIlacnleinen
iholt slbenos lmo Samitao; mar
nter MbenoS
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.SeppeIin emftI6iff balo reparirt

Berlin, %. Nidr5.-2aiit Mel.
fi1lg aus Sriebrihsbafen ldBt iid]
ons an lettpodigen Mittmod bird
ciiten fiirhtbaren Stlirm nuf Dem
Gre5ierplabe at &arlsrub oentoIirte
MiIit1rInftidiff .3eppelin Der
Siinf5abntc" nit berbaltnisnt6Big
imbeoeiitenoen Soften in tpeitiscn
gyohen erneuern. Die @orlbeIn,
Niotoren uno SSnltriimente iino nod
rollfomnen gebrauhSdbig.
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gcrlanst: Gin fraftiger Sllngc i'm
sfItcr BON itllseidbr Is So6ren.
Gadsniragen III go. 1913 9eapen.
'irortb StraBe. M.29.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-28
ssreics Sans fit gaot6lciSenbe.

0aS leere Sans, 2519 Siio 2G.
StraBe, lit bonn Better IN groB-
ber5iger @eiie Der 9eniiblrng Der
9aotbleioenben sur gerfiieing ge.
iisat tporben. gu erfragen BEL So.
cob aopp, 9reibus GanoD 60, 8.
lno Sonoro StraBc.
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NIT giicn rnb StIeioung gebolfen,
% GanliIien ipuroen bic Wietbe fit
tire ncucn ggobumgen be5abIt.
t34 5omilien ipiroen slnipeiiungen
iiir &ci5moterinl gegeben. sSn 5abl.
reiden 11Ien iuuroen glnipeiim'
gen fir @oiiboIj gum Nepariren
ser Seine crtbeiIt. Seitts ipia bic
DIFFERENTIATION Elm WobeIoepar.
tcrnent I'M gluoitorilm eirridten.
Die @ren5linien Der 9iitrifte
ino ettpas psr6noert ipor6en, iooab
Der 1. 9iitrift tueitli6 bis nn Die
Grant Ctr. reidt, im ben gnorans
I'M 2. 9iitrift 5ii Iinoern. Cine
1lciie Station miro bei,te oiirh bic
jiioiide Organization in 1904 gsoro
"a. Strabe eingeri4tet uno i'm
Ginflang nit ben anoeren Sta.
tionen gcIeitet tperoen.
gei ioIder @elegenbeit 5eigt iid
oiih itets oas S6pinoIerelenient.
9ereits iett iino iehs Berionen
cinaeiperrt, Die Siilie itidten OBJ.
,robl iie nidt 81 ben gsotbIeioenoct
geboren.
8ie angemein oie Siilfsbereits.
idaft 1T, fonnte man eeitern an
ben bon geIaoenen 8agen INIT
aIei6ungsitiifen uno 8ett5eiig ie.
ben, Die ourh Die Straben fiibren,
Inn Die 2aoung i'm glu6itorium OBJ
suIiefern. 9ieie Saden fommen
ourhaus niht ale bon @oblba.
fenoen, ionoern BON allen Sdidten
Der Ginipohnerifait. @as bic
,Siilfsarbeit beoeuten6 eridJtpert lit
Ser oben beriibrte falif ansebraf.
te Stol5 Der Selbitbiilfe. gs lit
obiolut feline ltriahe gum Sd1meu,
tpem Die Gage lrrberiduIoet lit.
Der sefamnlte ginfauf Der gor.
r6tbe lit aIs gseisnetiter gerion
aapitan StriBinger bon Der Bun.
oesarnee iibertragen poroen. 8iS.
Der beiorgte 6os itdotiide girfaufs.
Separtemert Die gint1itfe. guh
Die Sroen ilno Clubs ereifen that.
fr1ftig Elm. 9ie GIfs bnben cine
Observation-Disclosures in Der tbeiI.
ireiie Serftorten 8eal Sdule an
WeIt Center Strabe sirlgerid)tet.
Ser SteIo Club bot beid[oiien, ieit
alilbbolis Den 9iotblei0etoen sur
gerfiiglne sii iteaen.
9ie Siilfe lit nlio cine 70 al,
seueiile uno bon @erSen fonmen6e,
SaB feline ltrIafe 5lnn Eeiiimismus
torbdnoen lit, iitlO 6nB ifrnit bof.
FEN bari, Sntoba miro aus oieient
llnsIiid, melt entfernt, bon ibnl
erSriidt 5u iUerben fdoncr lmo
etoBer berporgeben als eS bis1er
gelueien lit.
8eniom's 8eiitener.
Ser Stootratb bon 8enIon bat In
ieiner geitern sfbeno ltattgefunoenen
Sisrms $1O0 fir Oie gaot6leioenoet
in Omaba betui[ligt.
3tpei meitere 9erionen, Die BET
bm1 Sornnoo an lesten Sonittag
ibtper perlebt ipuroen, iino ibren
@erlcsungen erlegctl. Gs iino oies
ies sSrau Sobie GbriItianien, Die
in Dem Gebailoe 3S0S Wianli Cir.
ipobnte, alno Sranf gorsean, 1915
@ebiter Ctr. Die 3abl Der Sobten
tetragt iest 115.
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aas llnbeil anseridtet. Sehsuno-
suon5ig Seiden iino Bis icbt &C..
borgen iporoen. lleber bnnosri
gerionen iperoen bernlibt.
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ct. 9setrns gserein.

gei Der am Mfitttpod s[benb ber-
anItalteten GarbpartD bes ct. 9s.
TINS gereins in ser SduIballe Der
Ct. Solepbs Stride getpann !Serr
Sol. gtif bas bon Sodtu. 8ocificus
geitiftete 9il0. 9ie erItet Greils
erbielten: @illiam gloerler nno
Marsaret Sdinfer, Die 9roItpreiie
antou @erbaro nto sSrnn Sol.
Gang.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
CAUSE FOR CHARITY
IN BEREAVED HOME

While in Milan yesterday a good
hearted citizen OF Rock Island discov-
cred that the widow aud family OF
z. c. Campbell the railroad section
foreman. whose death resulted from
injuries sustained in the discharge Of
duty. Is in the dire need Of help. Mr.
Campbell died Wednesday and that
evening an inquest was held over the
remains by Deputy Coroner Donovan.
with result that his death was trace
able 10 injury.
The ROCK Island citizen. who hap
pened 10 De in Milan on his way to
his farm in the lower end of the coun-
". heard of the fam.ly's condition and
called at the bereaved home to inves.
tigate. He found conditions as rep,
resented and Immediately gave the
widow So out Of his own pocket.
The case Is one that should com.
mand the attention Of other people in
Rock Island. who are able TO do for
those upon whom sorrow and distress
hangs heavily at this bright season
of the Christian year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
SUES TO RECOVER ON
An INSURANCE POLICY

In the circuit clerks Office yesterday
afternoon, a bill was fled by Attor-
neys Murphy & Larson on behalf of
Angela E. Thiele OF this city against
the American Insurance company Of
Newark, \. J. She seeks to recover
on two policies which were secured
to protect her house at 1925 Seventh
az enue and the furnishings thereof.
Her husband, acting for her, she
claims, secured the pOicies-one for
5000 on the house and one for 81, 900
on the furnitUre-from the local rep
sentative of the American Insurance
company. BY mistake the husbands
name was used in the policies instead
OF the Wife's in whose name the prop
erty is recorded. A fire occurred at
Tho place March .. 1912 and Mrs
Thiele claims that the damage TO the
house was $1,000 and to the furniture
$500. The insurance policies were
burned at the time. a representative
of the insurance company made an in
vestigation following the fire and upon
discovering that the property was in
the wifes name and the policies made
out TO the husband. refused 10 make
settlement. The bill filed yesterday
seeks to force the company to change
the name in the policy and pay for
the damage done by the fire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
FORCER SUSPECT
DOOMED TO pen"
Prison Doors Yawn for Massey
Bad Check Artist-NeW De-
velopments in Case.

The tolls are slowly enclosing Brant
Massey, the stove salesman, who is
now ianguishing in the county jail,
pending an investigation by the police
as to numerous forged checks found
in his possession. The man was ar
rested for drunkenness, but a search
Of his personal effects disclosed the
fact that he had failed to adhere stead
tasty to the straight and narrow way.
In his possession was a sheaf of
blank checks. bearing the signature
of c. d. Walker, four Of them made
OUT for $40 each.
Massey steadfastly denied that he
rad attempted to pass any of the
spurious paper, but this morning his
defense was shattered when Fred B.
NcCullom. a Milan saloOnkeeper re-
ported to the police that one of the
bad checks had been cashed by him
for SO. The day before his arrest,
Massey visited Milan. He bought sew
eral drinks in the McCullOm place.
Later in the day the stove salesman
asked McCullom TO cash his personal
Cleck lot SlU- AS the s9hlo was S
dorsed by W. Y. Milstead the Milan
I.veryman, the request was granted
The next night the saloon man read
Of Massey's arres:. and Immediately
became suspicious Of the paper ne
held Upon inquiry he learned thai
Milsteads name had been forged. A
warrant was sworn out in police court
this morning All Of the checks were
/ drawn on the First National bank OF
/ AIedo and bore the signature OF {.
/ D. Walker. Massey's case has been
continued for 10 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
ORGANIZATION OF
CLUB is DELAYED
Moline Committeeman Lack
Power to Proceed With
Poultrymen S Plans.

Committees from each of the tri-City
poultry associations met in this city
last night. but because Moine's repre-
sentatives were unempowered 10 make
final decision. the organization of the
long proposed consolidated association
was, temporarily al least, delayed.
Moline's club met earlier this week
and considered the matter and the sen
timent is strongly in favor of the new
organization. A member of the prac-
ticaly defunct Tri-City Fanciers asso-
citation of Davenport spoke so strongly
against the plan however, that he
stirred up enough opposition 10 pre-,
vent for the time the instructing of
the delegates. Moline has not with.
drawn from the plan. however On
the contrary, they have asked that the
committee from this city and the new
Davenport poultrymen's club meet with
the whole Moline organization next
Thursday When Moline hears the
proposition from those who have for.
INFLATED it. there is little doubt but
that they will be heart and soul in the
project.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
SPURNS FAMILY
FOR HOTEL LIFE
Oliver Collins Sewers Home Ties
Policeman Guards Bat
tier During Trial.

Refusing absolutely TO return to his
wife and children. whom he had de-
serted for over a month. Oliver Col
Inns, the man who engaged in a des-
perate combat with Justice Clarence
Schroeder yesterday afternoon. in an
effort 20 escape from the court room.
was ordered by the court 10 pay to his
spouse the sum of Sl2 a month. In
fated by his affluent position as check
er at the Hotel Harms. Collins has
refused to return to the simple life
OF home, sweet home, preferring in
stead the glamour and gayety Of the
big hosiery.
During the course Of the trial yes
terday afternoon Collins became abus-
i've, and announced his intentions of
leaving the court room. claiming that
he had not been legally arrested JUS
tice Schroeder leaped to his feet when
the prisoner made a bolt for the door
and during the struggle, both men
crashed into a heavy plate glass door
shivering the crystal into a thousand
pieces. Mrs Collins screamed with
fear, and tenants in the building rush.
ed TO the spot, attracted by the up
roar. The police we're notified 10 come
and arrest Collins. but after Officer
Meenan arrived on the scene, the bel
liserant had Gained considerably, and
agreed to submit to a trial. Inasmuch
as he is not overburdened with wealth
the justice decided to spare the pris
oner the additional cost of contempt
fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
EVANGELISTS OF
COUNTRY TO HEAR
BRUNER'S PLANS
Local Man Honored by Invita-
ton to Address Conference
at Winona Lake.
LEADING MEN ON PROGRAM
Community Extension Work 70 Be Ex.
plihsd-cypSy Smith 10
Make Speech.

A " Bruner OF this city, prominent
" identified with the Industrial Evang-
elstic association, has been strnaIIy
honcred with an invitation 10 arlaar
before the International Denomination.
al Association Of EvangelIsts Of North
America al the annual conference. 20
be held at Winona Lake. IND. next
August. al which time he will place
before them his plan for community
extension, which has met with such
marked approval upon the part OF the
press and pu pit OF the United States
since its inception. The conference.
which Is held annually. is attended by
some $50 evangelists. who. al that
time. confer regarding methods OF con.
Quoting the work. GYPSY Smith ey.
poets 10 cross the pond from London
IN order 70 be present al the meeting
and 10 give an address Mr.. Bruuer
has accepted the invitation.
WORK IL UNIQUE.
The community extension work vas
faAN "a t@N'N ~ AlAl % lAAFI HNilf' III ~
years ago II met with such success
that Mr. Brunsr was invited 10 afil
fate himself with the Men and Religion
Forward movement as the community
extension expert. Since that tour, the
great results OF which have now be-
come a matter OF history Mr.. Bruuei
has been active In the work Of the
Industrial foundation.
Mr. Burners plan Is a unique one
and as a result OF its presentation al
WinOne Lake. n is very likely thai
the evanRelists Of North America vii
adopt Il either Professionally or m Us
entirety. He explains 10 as follows
My community extension is an inter
church ministry to Industrial America
by decorating church and shop into
a constructive force for the social anC
moral uplift OF industry. the enhance
ment Of Industrial efficiency and the
extension OF the gospel TO the indus
trial world
DEPARTS ron SOUTH
The work iu each community IL
conducted by a central committee com
posed OF Eve laymen and two minis
terB TO direct activities In the sur
rounding country. a leader Is ap
pointed and held responsible for eac'
plant operated A shop committee o
three IL elected IN each plant for shol
and neiEhborhood work"
Nj Bruuer departed asst night 70
Bristol Tenn, TO conduct a week
campaign
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
DUCK SHOOTING HAS
BEEN GOOD NEAR HERE

Hundreds of ducks have been slaugh.
tered in the swamps near this city
during the last three days. Driven
ont of their course by hard westerly
winds they came to the Mississippi
river in unusual numbers and then
the severe weather compelled them to
seek sheltered water. Numbers OF
hunters have been killing the limit aud
then some, it is safe TO assume. This
is the third time this spring that the
ducks have been driven back from the
north by cold waves. But few of them
now remain, nearly all having now
gotten south of here where it is
warmer,