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The Washington times., 1910-01-26

II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA As Court OF
Bankruptcy In the matter OF Max Neu-
stsdter, bankrupt Bankruptcy No 65I- To
the creditors Of Max Neustadter OF Washing
ton D c. a bankrupt Notice is hereby
the said Max Neustadter was duly adjUdi-
Gated bankrupt, and that the first meeting
OF his creditors viii be held al my Office
Rooms and %. No As Louisiana ave y.
W. Washington. u G.. on the 9th day Of
February. 1910. al II O'Clock a n. al which
time the said creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint a trustee examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
ruptcy- 1t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA hoIdinS Probate Court Estate
Of WIIburne p AIaCGreaI. deceased No. 1851.
Administration docket A. Application having
been made herein FOR ceobate of the last viii
and testament OF safd deceased. and for let
tiers teStauentsry on said estate. by CarIotta
aTacGreal It is ordered this 18th day Of
January. A D. 1870 that Mrs E1rtensia
ryfarL, and Mrs. C-ornelia Levin and all others
concerned. appear in said court on Monday
the rsth dav Of March. a D. 1870 al 10
O'Clock a m 10 show cause why such an
Drfcation should not be grarted- Let notice
hereof be published in the Washington Law
Fyerorte-.- and The Washington Times once
in each Of three successive weeks before the
return dav herein uentioned-the first urlblf-
cation 90 BE- not less than thirty days before
safd return day. JOB BARNARD. Justice
tSeau Attest JAMES TANNER Register
o. Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk
or the Probate Court " " ELLISON
Attorney Jaz6.fez.s
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Clairvoyants.


MRS r LUsBY,
Psimistry and systematic card readings.
references as to ability given. p0zifI,sI-
ladies only; II e. N 70 9-S0 p m sEs EeE
FORK ave y ~ esl-tf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
For Sale-Houses.

FOR SALE
SOME UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
PRICE, $500.
Near 9th and r streets y ".
splendid bay window brick.
rooms and bath
This house is unusuaIlv vel built
Is in good condition
A1ooern nath, large cellar, anc furnace beat
PRICE. $4,000.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
RENT, s420 PER YEAR.
2-family brick h5rse,
Near Lincoln Park. ssaady renter
In very good repair.
We VIII submit your ofer-
LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
On Pa ave, near 9th st., y. ".
PRICE. $500.
Owner vii trade for s-roorn Eouss
On Columbia Heights.
PRICE, $4,000.
RENTS FOR $50 PER MONTH
Near Navy Yard
rooms and bath brick
Nearly new
HOME OR INVESTMENT
PRICE, S4,I00.
Near 10th 81 and S. Car ave. S Z.
--stgry and cellar brick
Renting Tor SIS per month.
PRICE. 1880
Near Pa ave and nth St 6 z
@-story and cellar bav-v-fnJcvv brick
Hot-vater heat earIy new
\ Nery comfortable ID pretty home
WI H SAUNDERS & CO.
Lee. r St ~ ". fzz--ss
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Expert Shoe Repairing.

SHOES-Whole soles and heels hand seued
mems s. - ladies Sl-lo. Chairs cancd- uyo--
called for, delivered ConteIIs. SO = 81 \ "
Fzrf-f~
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

AUTO LAMP OFT OF ORDER2
Bring 81 10 US We viii put il in Al condf-
ion 81 very small cost
MOORE d CO.. 500 John Marshall Place.
Phone Main 95fs.
5a5-wr-tf
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THE DORCHESTER
18th and Nd ave > u. Three stories.
good outlook: heat and hOt water
stationary uashgubs and large clothes
drying platform Z and rooms. vita
closets. newly papeTed and painted.
3 and SO per month Gas connection
FOR cooking. slot gas meter.
JaC3-tF SEE JANITOR-
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THE ASTORIA,
Third and o EtE n W near Pension
ONCE. electric elevator, heat not
water and light free rooms $ and Up.
SEE TASITOR ja-4-tf
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Wanted-HOUses.

yyANTED-To buy three OF four small houses
State lowest spot-CaSh price Owners only
nceG apply. BOX -. Times Office 5a2S-3ts
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FOR SALE
Az EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
Price $3.50. Rents $3.50
a large interest To derive from property So
ueE located
Near corner Of sth and II y. r
S-rogm and bath brick white tenants
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1852 New York ave
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neutrality-suspicious..

VANTED-Onc OF two furnished rooms, suit
able for bachelor Address BOX 80. Times {
once 5a15-2-'
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Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfurnished-
THE VERNON IVA Z St y. W. rooms
and bath fine condition; steam heat. $3.50
GASCH & BIRGE-.
1926 New York ave y W
js3s-1ot
Horton. c217 18th st. 3 rand b.-..-....-. 80 -
ST. Lawrence 18th and Y, 5r- and b. 80 -
EermitIEe- III Vt ave. 2r- and D. q 50
-55t If-1 ST. Or and D. a. %
DerEyshire. Is6I Col rd- ST. and d. 9. 80
VI keshire. 1s55 Col. I'd, Or. and b. e. 80
1910 Euclid. ST. and DID, 1000
Belgrade 1880 ISth- IT. and b-.----.------. I1-59
se- grade 1880 1S-h. or and b-.----------- 90 %
Ask for complete list. including the North
CUMBERLAND. NCrSaiiies- Dresden etc
JOHN w CHILDEESS. 1872 q y. ".
Jas2.24,25
DESIRABLE 5-ROOM APT. The Princstca
1850 ST.. IS-. OF Cd floor. reduced 10 50
per month.
j. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. 14A II
5a-s-2t
Kent. us y Car ave s. E.. Or. and b-..Sz5 %
us 9Th ST y w Or and D.-...-.------- - 80
$50 So. y W and fr- ana b-.---SZ0. o0-z5 -
1919 L - n w %r- and b---------.------ . o.
EARRICH & METCAI-F. 1870 n y ave
fa22. -5. p
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I'L- - I.r--E---"-
or NUMBERED STREET NORTHWEST
Eus- completed Half sguaE- from car rfn..
The best houses Tor sale ar The price Co
lauiaI front pgrgI- SIX large hrlEE. rooms.
-iied BATH furnace heat rsausarI roof ztea,
beams used n construction a.I work done
by days labor and very best -uats-iafs used
Lots 20 feet wide Easy terms can be az
ranged
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
fzl--gf
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Commission appointed 20 app-aIse damages
(SeaD- A true copy. test J r YOUNG.
Clerk BY E T. CUNNINGHAM Assistant
Clerk 1a21-3Gt- exSu
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JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER s1s f
ST n w formerly 81 + 81 Suits cleaned.
repaired. sec up umbrellas repaired, 1oc-
Ss1-6
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4 tfE< <ALEF--
THE BEST ICEEST5IENT
That you VIII ind for the money
West - 18Th
4 new brick building. - feet wide Under
rental TO excellent tenants paying s44 a
month. The owner. having immediate need
Cor some money VIII sacrifice for g 500 @
rooms and cellar. QCrCHrs- wei built No
better renting location IN the CITY.
STONE & FAIRFAN. 1912 New York ave.
iao6-3t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
REAL WAR NOW
RAGING IN BOISE
Wealthy Chinese Merchant Is
Nearly Killed in Feud; Girl
Cause of Strife.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Jan. 1.-THE Chinese
tong war. which broke out in this city
yesterday. is stu baffling the police, and
weaithiest and most prominent OF celes-
tlal merchants. in Eoise. who was muir
deronslg attscked by , members Of the
ers.' Is making A brave fight for his
life. Hopes are now entertained for his
recovery.
picked UP after the assault, the police
have arrested three suspects. Louie Him.
Louie Mum and Louis Took, and are
now attempting to locate Wong Gnow,
who Is believed to have planned the at
tack and worked comparatively with San
Francisco agents OF THE Four Brothers"
TO kill Fong Shue.
The special agent of that society, who
is known 10 have come TO Boise some
time ago. Is believed to be In hiding with
Wong Gnow in this city.
Although lowering between life and
death Fong Shue has been mysteriously
warned that he must die at the hands
OF these agents. and his death Will ne
more brutal and come swiftly II he In
Shue returned from the Chinese Odd Fell
lows lodge Sunday 10 his store in China
town he was attacked in his bed room
by four Cinnamon. who would have sue
ceeded In their deadly mission had not
the merchant been suspicious. He es-
capped with his face and back cut to rib
bons.
Behind tho attempt at murder lies a
fascinating story OF bitter fued over the
possession OF Chinese girl named Chen
Mory Nee Lee See. who was sold by her
grandmother in China, taken 20 San
Francisco, and at a tender age forced
to life OF shame. Wong Gnow loved
her and effected her escape to Idaho.
They were married here last August.
TWO days later the Chinese secret secre-
tary traced them To Boise and secured
warrants for their arrest on the charge
Of vagrancy, Governor Brady twice re-
fused TO honor cxtTadttion papers issued
by Governor Giilctt. Powerful tong lead
ers OF San Francisco swore 10 take the
life OF Shuc. and a secret agent was dis
patched to perform the task Chen
Dlory' meantime. created sensation by
victim OF the assassin. Wong Gnow ac-
cused Fong Shue OF assisting his cousin
In sprfting away his wife. and swore
undylng revenge. Chinatown is in a
fever of excitement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
kAYSVILlE NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.


KAYSVlLLE. Jan. 17-County Tree In
spector lie Roy Marsh Is very optimistic
os TO the fruit outlook in this county this
coming season. With full crop. the in
Spector estimates Davis county will be
able TO ship sercnty-flvc carloads OF
peaches and one hundred carloads of
apples besides aprcots and cherries.
Many new orchards will come in bearing
this season. There is splendid crop
of buds on all kinds OF fruit trees. The
warm weather last fall was ideal for
their development.
During the past few days babies have
been born To the following people; A ten
pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. True
b. Hatch OF Bountiful: twin sons 20 Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Telford OF Centcryille.
and a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook of
Syracuse.
William II. Bone OF Layton and Miss
Wealtha Nenable OF Syracuse. Mr.. George
both Of Woods Cross, and Dclbert Ellison
and Miss Isabel Corbridge. both of Lay
ton, were married during the past week
The Indian War Veterans comm ssion
which was appointed By the last legisla :
tive TO gather data. completed its visits
to this county Friday.
A board OF directors of the Utah Hunt
ing and Improvement club. was organized
Saturday at tho stockholders meeting
held I'm Woods Cross. The board is now
composed of Ernest Burnham. Perry e.
Burnham, Silas Burnham, fred Clcverly
William Clcverly j. w Fenwick and
ANGEL Hatch.
a meeting OF the tomato growers was
held Saturday to ascertain how the farm
ers felt in regard TO asking s. a ton moro
for that product this year than last. Last
year the factories In DAVIS county paid
only SS in 1908. 50, and in 1907. $40. Now
the growers think they should get the
same as In 1907. A committee was APP
pointed to visit the farmers.
The Call pharmacy and the StrInghan-
Drug company OF Bountiful have consol!-
dated. An incorporation will be formed
in few days. taking over the entire
stock OF both drug stores.
No new cases Of scarlet fever have beer
reported In Kaysvlllc for a week. Shirley
the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
NJ, Rarncs. who has been dangerously n
from the disease, is now much better.
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OLD FOLKS DAY TO
Be CELEBRATED soon
Entertaining Programme VIII
Be Rendered After Elaborate
Banquet Is Served.


AMERICAN FORK. Jan. 1.-THE old
folks committee of this city is now very
busy with the preparations for the annual
old folks day. which is to be given for
all the old people OF this city The ban
Quet and entertainment VIII be held in
the Apollo hall on Wednesday. January
10. and will be open to all over the age
OF SO years, regardless OF creed or color.
Arrangements have been made for the
transportation Of all Of the aged who are
unable to otherwise get TO the hall. The
dinner will be held promptly at IL o'clock
and will continue until all have been
bounteously fed. Beginning at p NJ.
or as soon as the tables have been
cleared the following programme VIII
be rendered. ToaStmaster. John Hunter.
song by the congregation, led by John Is,
Millar: prayer by the chaplain; address
Of welcome TO the old folks, Mayor James
7. Gardner song by male quartctte. led
by Ernest Y. PaNman; reading, by Mrs.
Bernard II, Christensen: an exercise for
little tots. conducted by Miss Lottie
owens of the district schools; speech by
Rev. Wldman Murphy: singing. ladies'
duartette. led by Mrs Lorenzo Halliday;
solo. Don @. Carrothcrs; reading by Mrs.
H. r.. Robinson: speech by President
James II. Clarke: biography. by William
Grant The evening win be closed with
a genuine old fashioned dance, to which
old and young are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
CHR|STy ATTACKING
W|FE'S CHARACTER
Dispositions in Behalf of Artist
Husband Not Favorable to
Woman Plaintiff.

GAINESVILLE. O., Jan. I7.-An attack
upon Mrs. Maybelic Thompson Christy
was begun by her ;,csband Howard
chandler ChrIsty, the artist. In the pro-
bate court here today. when the defense
introduced testimony In the suit brought
oy Mrs. Christy to obtain possession o!
twelve-year old Natalie Christy.
Attorney c. G, Bemert for Mrs
Christy announced that they would pre-
sent no more evidence
The deposition OF Attorney Frank T.
Vandever OF New York was read In be-
half OF Mr.. Christy. The attorney said
he had had several conferences with Mrs
Christy, and that she had told MIN that
she had "cut out booze and had nothing
more to do with Purdy. the former
Christy chauffeur who was frequently
mentioned in last weeks testimony. Van
dcver also quoted profane language which
he alleged Mrs. Chrisiy used In convcr-
sation with him.
Howard Chandler Christy testified in
mis- own behalf today at the trial OF the
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
his wife for possession OF their child
Natalie. Christy freely admitted Tho
truth of most of the charges made
against him by his wife and witnesses
but insisted that since ne took up the
Christian Science faith two years ago he
has completely reformed
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MAN "H|GHER UP" IS
HELD TO AWAIT TRIAL
Sugar Trust" Heike Will Plead
Next Monday to Indict-
ments Found.

NEW YORK, jan 17.-Charles r.
Heike. secretary OF the American Sugar
Refining company. whom Collector Loeb
declared to be the imam higher up" In
the sugar customs frauds, was today ar
raigned in the criminal branch OF the
United States circuit court and held in
$4,000 bail TO plead next Monday on in
dictments charging him with making
false entries OF sugar cargoes and con-
spring 10 defraud the government
Henry w. w. Walker. assistant to
Oliver Splitter. tho convicted dock super
intendent. was held In $4,000 bail on sim
lar charges. to which he entered plea
OF not guilty. as did James F. Brender-
nagie and Voelker and Halllgan, the
other sugar employees indicted with
Heike last week
The sixth man, Ernest Gerbracht was
granted one week in which to plead.
The four former checkers OF the com
pany--Boylc. Coyle. Kehoc and Hennes-
sey--now prisoners In Blackwells Isla nd
penitentiary, TO which they were sent To
serve years term each, applied for ad-
mission to bail pending appeal. The
court reserved decision.
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BRIGHAM CITY NOTES
to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Jan, 17.-During the
past week the stork has been kept busy.
During that time babies were born to
the following: To Mr. and Mrs Alvin
Ipsen. a girl: 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Wight girl; to Mr.. and Mrs. August
Jeppson. a boy 10 Mr' and Mrs. Henry
Thorn. girl: TO Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Bowdcn a boy, 10 Mr., and Mrs. Burton.
First ward. a girl
since the new faculty took charge of
the Brigham City high school a number
OF changes have been made in the man
ncr OF conducting the big school and
some new lines have been introduced, Re-
Gently a glee club was organized Tor
the purpose OF furnishing the music at
the chapel each morning and for the
purpose of developing the talent in the
school along musical lines. The glee
club consists OF the following officers
and members: Anvil T. Forsgren, direc-
tor: Russell! Ensign. assistant director;
Alfred Freeman, manager; Grace McMas-
ter secretary. treasurer and Librarian.
Louise Berg. Gean Cole. Hortense Evans.
Vera Stratford. Mae Anderson: altos.
Grace McMaster. Esta Ensign. Edna
tcnors. Robert Gardiner. Amos Hatch,
Arvil r Forsgren, Marvin Olsen. VIII
Lee; bass, Alfred Freeman, w. Russell
Ensign, Leland Dewey, Eli Lee. Miles
Slater. Gilbert Hess.
Don Mcguire of ogden, owner OF the
Santa Marie mines In the Sierra Madre
mining district OF Box Elder county.
was In this city a few days ago on busi-
ness in connection with his mining bust
ness. Mr.. Mcguire stated that night and
day shifts were being worked In his
mines and that the prospects were very
encouraging The main drawback in the
development work was the coal shortage
with which ogden Is suffering. so Mr..
Mcguire stated The high prices and
scarcity Of hay have also been great
drawback A concentration is being in
stalled at the mines OF Mr.. Mcguire,
which he expects to be ready for busi-
ness In the very near future.
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TOoele News Notes
Special 10 The Tribune.

Spcclal 10 Inc Tribune.
TOOELE. Jan. 17.-Therc was a spe-
cial council meeting Saturday evening.
Several business matters were discussed.
and Dr. G. V. Logan was appointed city
physician.
The Settlement Canyon Irrigation COM
pany directors voted in this year arc
Silas c, Orme. John NJ. McKelIar. Thom-
as l.. Spcirs. with Frank w Frailey,
secretary and treasurer,
Mr.. Strauss has severed his connec-
ton with the firm of Franks &, Co,
Clothicrs.
Mr.. Brown and wife are spending a
few days in this city
The Rev. William Thurston Brown OF
Salt Lake City Will deliver a lecture at
the city hall In Tooelc. Wednesday even
ing. This will be the second OF a series
Of six lectures the Rev. MIR Brown will
deliver In this city this winter
The many friends OF Mrs Marsdcn
Smith were Grieved TO learn OF her death
AT Lake Point. Utah. Mrs smith for
merly lived in Tooce. She was a sister
OF John Marsdcn Of this city.
Satisfactory work Is being done at tho
smclter The only work that Tho cold
weather has checked TO any large degree
Is that OF laying brick on the smoke =
stack and the concrete work About 600
men are employed regularly. and ali
possible progress is being made
c. j. Brlnckley is m with typhoid
fever.
Miss Fay Lodge is visiting her narorts
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lodge. at the Hotel
rooele.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
FOR CHANGE OF VENUE
OK VEC0S MURDER CASE

D The Tribune.
7. Jan. 27.-Armed with a num-
fidavits, in which numerous cIti-
lie city say that Nick Vecos, a
iarged with the murder OF John
his fellow-countryman. last
annot obtain fair trial In We
~, Attorney Sam King OF Salt
y today started "A fight in the
ourt for change of venue for
{ afhdavits from city and coun-
Is were introduced and read by
Attorney Harris. in which tho
declare that they believe the
m obtain an impartial trial in
ity. Practically the entire day
nmed in the district court while
avits were read and the varl-
lions which arose were argued
udge Howell by the attorneys
In the case.
hour OF adjournment this after
|uge Howell continued the hear
| tomorrow morning to allow the
|lttorney time To secure addition
|rlts In the rcbuttal Of those read
ttoruey for the prisoner.
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PETITION GRANTED TO
INCORPORATE GOSHEN
Board of County commissioners
Names Officers of the New
Town.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan, 1.-THE county commits
sioners met in adjourned session today
and transacted the following business:
a petition signed by lis electors OF
Goshen precinct was presented asking for
tho privilege of Incorporating as a town.
Tho petition was granted
Following are the officers named by
the commissioners for the new town:
Ephraim Finch, president: David Dahlc,
James Peterson. John Burrcston. William
JasperSon, members OF the town council.
The board will appoint William Edwards
as town marshal.
a protest against tho calling OF a spe-
cial election TO create a fence district
In Cedar Valley. was presented by At
torney T.. T.. Corfman In behalf OF the
Cedar Valley Development company. il
is proposed by the residents in Cedar
Valley to compel the fencing of all farm
lands and the Development company and
others object TO tho proposition.
A petition from w. j. Cordner and 9TH
ers asking that the road leading TO Provo
bench be repaired was read and taken
under adviScmcnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
SILVER ORE FOUND IN
BULLION CANYON NINE
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MODENA, Jan lT.-News OF an inter
cstlng strike in the mine owned by
County Assessor Richards OF Cedar City
and a number OF Salt Lake parties has
been received here. The mine is in
Bullion canyon, twenty-five miles east
of Modcna, and within mile Of the
Iowa Copper Mining company's property.
II is claimed that a body OF high grade
silver ore was struck last week below
the I00-Coot level OF an inclined shaft
that measures four feet in width and
has since been sunk on for tvc feet,
showing increasing strength OF the ore
body.
Just what the nature OF the silver orc
is has not yet been determined, II differ
ing from any of the ores previously en-
countered. and resembling an. antimonlal
sulphidc OF silver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
COAL SITUATION AT
MURRAY Is SERIOItS
Special to The Tribune

MURRAY, Jan. 1.-THE coal sItuotyo,
here has reached serious s,ago no
the past week all the local doaInr. n..
been dealing small lots of coal In The
residents. and they are uncertain When
they are going 10 receive a new SUNNY
4 car OF coal was received Frid.1. h,.
the Jensen fuhre company. and orders
have accumulated so rapidly that very
nttie remains. over l50 wagons were
lined up in front of the store this after
noon, awaiting their turn
What makes the situation so serious
Is the fact that II supply Is not re-
ceiVod by tomorrow the public schools
here will have 10 close. Last Week 81
small supply OF coal was delivered To the
schools, and has been used sparlngIv.
Hardly any remains In tho bins al tho
schools, however, and II Us thought that
school will have TO hc discontinued