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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24
Hearing Transferred to Mar
ietta Court House to Ac-
commodate Curious.
JURY ALL RESIDENTS
Eastern Firm Turns Down
Atlanta Order Because
Of Illegal Execution.

Marietta. Ga. Aug. without be-
Ing able TO obtain from any one Of
the s. witnesses a single clue as TO
the identity of any person connected
with the lynching Of Leo NJ. Frank,
near this city, last Tuesday morning.
a e7roners jury today returned a YER
dict that Frank came to his death by
hanging at the hands of parties un-
known. The jury was out three min
utes
City aud county officials testified
they had eudeavored diligently to get
at the facts OF the lynching, but so
far their efforts had been Of no avail.
"Of course, you know these things
are kept pretty close and are hard 30
fnd ouf.7 said Mayor E. p. Dobbs of
Marietta.
Deputy Sheriff Hicks and City Mar
sbaI Looney stated they we're work
ing hard on the case, but at this time
could throw no light on the identity
Of the parties who participated in the
lyUcEing.
The nearest disclosure as TO what
happened in the oak grove near the
Frey gin came from J. A. Benson, a
Marietta merchant, who drove by the
place soon after the Iynchiug party
had parked its automobiles by the
roadside and had led Frank TO the
tree where death awaited him.
Mir. Benson said he had a pretty
good suspicion" as 10 what was going
On. but he did not stop to see it and
he did not recognize anybody in the
party
When the time for the jury to as
semble arrived. the coroner decided TO
transfer the inquest to the county court
house TO accommodate the large crowd
on hand to hear the testimony. a sug-
gesuoD TO have the sessions secret was
not adopted.
Attorney John 7. Dorsey Of Marietta
represented the state Of Georgia. Cor
don Gam acted as special attorney for
Coroner Booth. The jury was com
posed of six residents of the county,
Dr W II. Perkinson being the fore
man
Find Body still Warm.
Dr. C.. ID. Elder. the first witness
called TO the stand, testified to view
ing the body of Frank while it was
still hanging in the oak grove near
the Frey cotton gin. Or. Elder did not
know Frank personally. but was told
the body was that Of Frank. He was
not present when the body was cut
down When he arrived at the scene
Of the lyDching the body still was
warm
go YOU know any of the circum-
stances surrounding the hanging ??
asked Mr. Dorsey
Absolutely nothing" replied the
witness
You we're among the first to reach
the scene2"
Yes, sir
How many people we're present
when YOU arrived?'
Perhaps half dozen
do you know who they we're 2?
Yes, sir"
Please name them. requested Mr..
Gam.
AS came up. two men were run
ming out Of the woods. One Of them
was Joe Carter and the other was a
man they told me was representing
The Associated Press I also saw W
J. Frey, {. L. Robinson and W. A.
Sims"
Or " N. Kemp, another physician,
testified that Franks death was due
10 strangulatton,
Thought Lynchers Joy Riders.
J. Bart Wing, q Cobb county commits
sioner, was the next witness. He also
was among the first 10 reach the scene
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till Z z. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
au1 YFsfuffv
and Vicinity.

Fair and somewhat cooler tonight
Wednesday fair. with slowly rising
temperature.
Temperature al Z a. m. 81 Highest
YESTERDAY. s.. Lowest last night. Sc
Velocity Of wind at 3 m, 6 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, one.
Relative humidity at p. m, So; at
: d m. 50; at l p. m today, IS.
stage Of water, So; at fall Of 4 IN
last = hours.
J.M sHERIER, Local ForecasteT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24
Motion Denied.

Motion for an immediate trial for
Charles Darlington colored. charged
with the murder of Lester Nesbit. was
denied by Judge ". T Church in cir
suit court this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24

81 FdollIE EtDHf IL. t.f aug A4--ATer-
many. through her ambassador, Count
Won Bernstorlf, today asked the United
States not to take a final stand on the
sinking OF the White Star liner Arabic
until all the facts we're known. It was
the first word from Germany since the
disaster.
Count Won Bernstorff telegraphed the
state department today, saying he made
the request at the instruction of his
government and added that the Ger
man admiralty had not yet been able to
/ get a report on the sinking.
The ambassadors request indicates
that the German government may have
some facts, which, in it's opinion, iusti-
fies the action Of the submarine com
mander It comes as the frst ray OF
promise on a situation which admitted
ly was growing darker With each hour
/. OF silence on the part Of Germany.
Can Only Wait.
in view OF the ambassador request
the state department can do nothing
but wait a reasonable time for word
from Berlin. Ambassador Gerard has
T..
bat has not been told to ask for one
The German ambassador request to-
day indicates that one soon may be
volunteered.
Meanwhile the state department is
gathering evidence from all other
sources TO supplement what it already
has, but considers too fragmentary to
be of fall value When some word is
received from Germany the govern
ment's action viii be decided The eg-
feet Of the latest development in the
situation is TO delay any forward move
a few days longer.
Count Bernstor6, telegraphing from
the summer embassy at Cedarhurst.
Long Island, asked that no step be
taken until all the facts have been as
certained and the German government
has had an opportunity to give it's vers-
ion of the sinking Of the ship which
cost the lives of two Americans, ap-
parently in defiance Of President viii
sons warning that such an act would
be deliberately unfriendly
The ambassadors telegram was not
made public, as officials were in some
doubt whether to give it out here or wait
for Count BernstorT to do so in New
York. Meanwhile they declined to dis
cuss il.
Considered Fair In Tone.
The message was described by
those who saw it. as very fair in tone.
The portion which pointed out that
it was not the Intention Of the Ger
man government 20 kill Americans
was interpreted as meaning that in the
view Of the Berlin government no de-
liberarely uufriendly acts had been
committed
As soon as Secretary Lansing r.
ceived the message he forwarded it 70
President Wilson. who read st care
fully. OMcials at the White house re-
fused 70 interpret the message, but an
atmosphere of relief was noticeable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24
French claim Repulses,

Paris, Aug. y, t2:25 p. m.)-French
official statement: Last night saw
some artillery engagements in the sec
tor north Of Arras, between the Somme
and the Disc and also in the Argonne.
In the Vosges there were yesterday
some very violent encounters on the
heights east of the river Fecht and
north Of SchratzmanneIe. The enemy
found it impossible to recapture lost
ground. They also were repulsed on
the Barrenkopf and on the crest Of
Sondernach."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24

London Aug "a. G1:49 a. m.}-The
latest details concerning the Riga na-
val battle have failed to clear up the
situation. Petrograd advices made it
appear certain that the Germans met
with severe reverse, although Of
fetal Berlin reports remain silent con
corning the Russian claims,
The Russians now state that an addf-
tionaI cruiser must be added to those
already reported sunk or pat out of sc-
ton. Whether the German battle
cruiser attacked by d British subma-
riBe was sunk remains to be told. the
official report from Petrograd having
given no details beyond stating that
she was torpedoed,
Except for the report from the ma
rine ministry al Paris concerning the
singing of German patrol boat of
Ostend. which is admitted by Berlin,
no official news has been received Of
the results Of the allied bombardmeut
of German positions on the Belgian
coast
The Russian armies have not stop
ped the AustrO-German advance, al
though they are compelling the central
powers to fight for every step Won. Sc
we're encounters continue between
Brest-Litovsk, but the Baltic campaign
is making little progress, although a
decisive stroke there by Field Marshal
Won HindenbuTg has long been ex-
pected
On the western front, with the ex-
ception Of an infantry attack. which is
said to have won for the French some
German trenches in the Vosges. the
warfare is marked by comparatively
Intellectual artillery bomb and mine
COmbats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-24

a ciated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
JANITOR HANGS
SELF IN STORE
EAST MOLINE sToREsEEPEs
FINDS BODY HANGING ~ ROPE
FROM CEILING JoIsT.

wssa Ernest vas srsybrosek op~a-
"a he store az 500 Fifteenth avenue.
Eass Molise. a. ESQ 'sis moruiaE. be
fs1ns the dead BODY % Tbe5phisI De-
smisI hanging b. a rope from a i9ist
o. the csuias Hc had been dead scy.
s-al EouFs.
Tie dead nan had been ianitos a.
-zs store Tor a number OF years aud
be- vas 10 the Ea5it % sleeping there
He was 90 years % age. haviaE been
born ia West Flanders. Belgium. Tie
cane Co tais country - years aEo. and
f1r some time thereafter be was en-
rloyed as wagon maker az the union
IfaiieabIH iron worEs. Surviving are
two brothers.
AZ che inquest this morning the
caroae-'s l1ry returned a verdict that
death vas due 90 hnuEas with SUI
citai intent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
WOMAN 81 YEARS OF AGE
CASTS HER FIRST VOTE

Perhaps one of the most pleased
voters of the fair sex III the city today
was Mrs. Sylvia La Porte, 1924 Sew
enth avenue Although she is 81 years
of age. she cast her first ballot at the
primaries. Ever since she was d young
woman she has taken a great deal of
interest in woman suffrage, and it has
long been her wish to vote Mrs. La
Porte is an invalid and was wheeled
70 the polls
Another interesting incident hap
pened in the seventh ward this morn
ing a woman appeared at the polls
and asked to vote. II developed that
she had not registered. One OF the
judges asked If any of those present
knew her. For minute or two no
one responded. Then man stepped
forward and said, Il ought to know
her, she is my sister" She was then
sworn in by her brother and cast the
vote 1t later developed that sister
and brother had not spoken to each
other for seven years. although they
lived within a block of each other. The
cold relationship was broken and they
forgot their old grievances and made
up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

LOCAL ROTARY CLUB IN
REGULAR WEEKLY MEET

The Rotary club today az a lunch
con held az the Rock Island club.
unanimously voted against the plan OF
building the new county jail on the
court house campus. 4 committee of
seven vas appointed 60 appear before
the board % supervisors az their
meeting tomorrow. 20 influence them
TO drop the plans uoV under way The
committee consists OF the following.
-. -. Connolly. p. a. Guyer. Lloyd
Lamrhere. George Davis. pr. C. l.
Siivis. 4. H. BrIuFr and %. ". Horst.
Tomorrow evening 30 members o.
the local club viii leave in q special
street car 90 Davenport az $3.50 90 a--
tend a joint meeting OF the Rotary
clubs % che fric.firr More than 500
rofariauF are expected Co attend the
event. which Is 1 dedication Tor the
u~e home OF ths Davenport Rotary az
the Nrv Black Hawk hotel Several
olf OF tcvu speakers % note wil make
address and the program has been
made unusually Interesting.
o. e. Fisher. superintendent 90
schools. brought f1 notice % the club.
the 60 20 school 1,ecE. Tor every parcat
iu che city tfs urged that special
effort b. made on che part % the par
sutE f1 attend any school on one %
the dave o. ttiE week r Hazeu. q
rutartau from rTorin. and who ga presi-
dent % the school board o. thar city.
made a sho-t talk. urEinE the parents
20 support Mr.. Fiaher'E plan. stating
that he could not see why 10 should not
appeal 20 then
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
YIN. C. a. CIRCUS WILL BE
FULL OF SPECIAL STUNTS

1faTcf 90 and 20 vfI he the big
days f1r mauy bows and men at the
81. 20 g. g. vhea the second annual
gymnasium c.Fcus "a 20 b. opened sith
much noise. The high sca1oI band g.
aorl.rE hard o1 iFs pert OF Che pro
rram. chat 90 furnishing the music
Tor tEe occasion. There arc ~ big
features on thg prcErrm. some that
trfr Death and crse-s that make ones
Fftss ache with laughter. There .s
Co BE- larger trorre % clowns than
Fres before
NmTae tEr uaEr TfEEs thar uiI
add f1 make toe circus o. real bic IE
sFF fact tEat WtI.am Ga Mciafyre has
consented Co hold d1eu bic usual fob
% riaEmasf~r. Charles fmE9e 81 usv-
Frrort. on old Rock Island boy. .s
r1 Eare charge ~ che clowns. and
some real Eood 1itfiHs laughs are
EesraHfrFd
one ot ERE ma.a featgrrs fr 20 he
rar zeal teaEa.dsfyirs slide Tor tife
fr54 tas lofty shfs o. ts~ Fymua-
Stem 90 enc foe-. .n uaich the vie
tm ttis name is wttaheidi takes his
life r bic teeth and faces death fcr
tss amusement o. the spectators
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
ALEDO

The Standard Bearers % the Metho
dist church held their meeting AZ the
home % Miss Alice Thompson Tues
day evening Thirty members were
present and an interesting program
was given after which refreshments
we're served.
Miss Floy Carroll entertained a
number OF friends az the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carroll. on
South Maple street Friday evening.
Miss Lena ogden returned 20 her
home Coz Monmouth after visiting here
Vitn Airs. Ella Reynolds and attending
the fifteenth wedding anniversary OF
sir and Mrs o. P. Willis.
]. NJ. Harvey spent a few days this
week in Burlington. Iowa
Mrs. C. =. Harbour and daughter.
Miss Frances. arrived home Saturday
from Keithsburg where they had made
a few days visit with Mrs. Anna
Wolf.
Mrs. c. Forrest Wood. who has made
a weeks visit with her sister Mrs. d.
c. Berg left Thursday for her home
in Tcrre Haute. Ind. Her mother,
Mrs. Addie Love. who has spent a year
Ia Aledo and vicinity accompanied
her home.
Mrs. Z. J. Snyder OF Joy came the
first OF the week TO help care for her
father. DR.. ?. c. Keck. who IS very i'll
az the home OF his daughter, Mrs. A
Flake.
Miss Cora Warnock went TO Gales
burg Wednesday TO attend the tele-
phone operators school OF instruction.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bartlett moved
from their farm near New Boston this
week and will make their home IN this
city.
Miss Frances Mcintyre left Wednes-
day for a few days visit with relatives
In Monmouth and Seaton-
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church held
4 sociable az the home OF Mrs. Myrtle
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. \ II. Beckett and Mrs. May
Horne OF Mt Ayr. Iowa. who have
spent a few days with their sister.
Mrs. o. p Willis and other relatives. |
vent 10 Monmouth Wednesday 10 visit |
friends before returning home.
Miss Theresa Pollock OF Seaton. who |
las been visiting Miss Michael Jami- |
,on. went 20 Keithsburg Wednesday 20
pend a few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
ARMY CAPTAIN IN CITY
FOR ANNUAL INSPECTION

Captain John Robertson of Texas
City, Texas, regular army officer. who
is visiting the 9th regiment of the
Illinois National Guard. arrived in the
city this morning to inspect the local
Company A An inspection of the
company's equipment will be conduct
ed this afternoon at o'clock and to-
night a drill practice viii take place.
Although Captain Ed Dunavin has
held no special rehearsals or made
any extra preparations for the annual
visit, he is confident that his COM
mand viii make an excellent showing.
Captain Dunavin has also been ad-
vised to have copy of the 1914 drill
report ready for the inspector. A
special effort is being made this year
TO secure reliable data regarding each
company of the national guard, show
ing the number of men enlisted with
their time of service.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

sies-ssioa % tss bs4-e aas o is saie
srsrsF sEAf t. sro-zlssd
Nalo-ity 4z9 1izortsy reports from
~ special iait eo@saitfss are expect
- over 80 rsco@naszdsftoa % = size
Bot witl favoT piAegaE tks bsuGiaE oz
tas rrsssrf eosrtkqass eamp1s. ne
former. e. The corner % sscoud aTe
ags sEG Fogrteersh street and the
asss- s4vocstinF f4eisx tee structure
West co Fogrteezth street Midway te-
tSe-a seco1G aaf Thirf aVeaur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Major General Leonard Wood. for
mer chief of the army and now com
mander of the department of the east
with headquarters at Governors IS
land. New York, may possibly be plac-
ed in an embarrassing position with
the administration as a result of his
alleged connection with the American
legion. Secretary of War Garrison
has ordered General Scott, the pres
ent chief of stan. to gather complete
information about the movement for
a defense league and General Woods
part in il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
RUNS MACHINE IN CURB:
AVOIDS HITTING A BOY

Wbue attempting % avoid striking
boy o. Fo-ty-fourth street and
Fourth avenue. Moline. last evening
y Mcf.ain % East Moline. who was
riding In an automobile with his cife.
ran the machine into the curbiur. Mrs.
McI-aIn was thrown 10 the side OF the
car vith such force that two % her
rib Were broken. MI McLain vas
slightly injured and wheel OF the
auto vas torn or The boy escaped
without a scratch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
BELIEVE BODY IS
THAT OF FARMER
RUHoREo IDENTIFICATION OF
DEAD MAN rs ALSO EsTAs-
LtsrEo.
TnIrs Q; is Gus; Nelson. VINO -as
Large sg-n on Money o. Person
~n.n 4s olssppearea.

TAs iaassst over the remains % the
AGED mtn found Ia ne deserted Case
barn several weeks ago. Vas reopcned
tais aftcruooa az D4Xon a Moeller's
partors behind closed door The jury
adjourned isst night after an all day
session Coroner r. c. J. Meyer re-
fused 90 make q statement relative TO
the Investigation As soon as the
verdict is reached the public Vili De
Eivea a fun account % the case" he
said r. Peterson. farmer from Tay-
l1r Ridge vas present az the hearing
yesterday afternoon. and % iE rumorcd
al but positively Identified the body
a. that % Gust Nelson. farm hand
Who disappeared from Taylor Ridge
nearly two months ago.
Had muen Money.
Rumors we're yesterday that the
murder theory uas being advanced by
the authorities IN the case. Nelson
had a considerable amount % money
when hs disappeared. but not a cen;
or any vaiuabics were found on thf
body
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
LODGE NOTES.

On Thursday evening. zeal lodge.
.. o. o. ,. will confer the first de-
gree on I've candidates. followed by
a school OF instruction. The school
% instruction will BE- conducted by
Charles ForsberE. district deputy
grand master. The committee in
charge g. J. ". Johnson. W. r. An
dcrsou. Peter Hieierle. William Rods-
ers and Fred Snitzer.
Moline Drove. No. 100. ?. p. o..
stays held its third class initiation
last evening and 125 candidates were
taken into the order. Meetings will
be held the FIRST and third Fridays OF
each month beginning IN April. The
sessions will be held al the Turner
hall until suitable club rooms can
Se secured \ social hour was en-
ioyed following the business meeting
last evening. The stays are working
in Rock Island attempting 20 secure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Sentiment Increases TO
Place BastiIe on Site
Elsewhere.
FREE SQUARE FAVORED
Public Demanding That Other
Location Near County Build
ing Be Secured by Board.

r-aF.af PRESSURE is belaE brought
t1 1sar spos the members % the board
sf sasrrviF1rs Co compel the location
81 er new $4,000 itu outside % the
--l-. r11se campus. The plan 90
place r.~ structure on ere square has
aeE Nr. cor rfaafIy tucreaaiae 1ppost-
loa lEt aF taa time The matter Isl
aErr e5 Dr. f1r board tomorrow. lt fs
pred -set CHAR FIHclerr public sertf.
nsfr eu .atr been aroused f1 force
s.lalasnrrr 1r che site. which is be-
re rHe1aa ..arI b. r majority OF the
.t committee
rr Nrfas has repeatedly adVocafed
-s .se1f.FG rt f.F Jail away fr1u tts
srI-r .HrFr square. believing that the
ersE.. HH..1 is 1re 90 frr most beau
a fr state UfU bel peruaarutlg
r.t EsiF u.ae Gal not followed.
Wa-r OF rrr Rotary efg5 aEf %
Hrear. at.1as have taken stand
~ Hr away from the
sl.1H- T.r .rrflHrGt .s Frguiaz
ra0 -e s.Hes s.aH.f be reserved Cor
ono ...r.. ..Ht.aE ME soldiers moo.
FrH ..e lfsa.u aat ot.rr ear
SITES cers.ssrrs
H.. E.r ItI committee have
.. ..e ...e 9. s.r l1s and house
OH. .Hr..H... conner ef @~eort ave
sl- ral Hasrf.rarl street.. taF proper
OH EFe Julia Lamp 1890 see9at
sF-Hs- tar s sIs~ f9r tFe eogats f1u
HE farH .r He- otter asks 81 600
0sE H.r greerHser .T also Pay
Remaining paving assessment
lH#ss1aE rI $500 The l9s Gel far 1T
s-e. Faf -.a-srsrv traHF tairilaz
1.s-d .e
I. Es.aa 11s c- property gr1r
COM. .HrF# VIII boz offered t1r Goa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Funeral Of mesner Infant.

An inquest vas conducted yesterday
afternoon over the remains OF Clara
Meanor. 6-months-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. sidney Meanor. 4l6 Seventh
street. a verdict or death due 20 con-
Ecstion OF the lungs was reached. Flu
neral services we're conducted this az
ternoon az . o'clock from the home.
Rev. ~ u. Tope had charge OF the
services. with .ntermeut in Chippiau-
mock cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
Funeral Of GEORGE Haaae.

The funeral Of George Hagge, farm
hand. who was found living dead near
the Miu street road in Milan Sa;ur-
day afternoon. viii be held tomorrow
afternoon az @ O'Clock from O'Aialley' g
undertaking pariors. with intermelr
ln Chippiaunock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
OBITUARY
Funeral Of n. Bradley.

All efforts 10 locate relatives OF H.
Bradley. Who died al the Salvation
Army home Thursday night. have fail
ed. Funeral services we're held this
after noon az 1880 from Dixon & Noel
icr's undertaking parlors. Captain +
Blankenship OF the Salvation Army
cficiatinE. Interment was in Chip
pianuock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

The invitation OF -. Simon OF Cy-
rene commandery. Davenport. 10 par
ticipate In Easter services TO be held
IN tina; city az Masonic temple az 3
p m. vas accepted al the stated con
ciave % Rock Island eommandery No.
-. last evening Or. J.. NJ Conman
OF the First Presbyterian church. Dav-
export o. 20 give the sermon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09
PERSONAL POINTS

Dr. O. a Andreen. president OF
AusuEtana college. left this afternoon
for Ucs Molnes. where he viii speak
this evening az a John Ericsson day
celebration OF the Odiu club
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-09

Robert Rexdale delivered his inter
cstiaE tTayelogue lecture on the
Grand Canyon last night al the reg
uiar meeting OF Camp 20. NJ. W. A at
the X c. hall In the Electric building.
The talk was illustrated with lantern
slides. and as usual proved very IN
tercEtinE 20 the hearers.