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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Colored cheesecloth Sc at Knights
Cash paid for old gold and silver. F.
E. Burr.
Gloves, in all the new shades, from the
McWhorter Co.
Removal sale at Diversi Fruit Co.
Fruit and vegetables at very low prices.
Miss Cassie McNaney OF Burlington is
visiting at the home of Miss Bella Dan
iels on North Main street
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking at reasonable rates. Yer
mont Trucking & Sales Co.
Wanted-30,0 600 dozen fresh eggs Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
Rev p F. Lynch, pastor of st. Johns
church, Mortified. arrived in the city
to-day to conduct Good Friday services
in st. Monicas church this evening.
George Stone is under bail of $50 for
his appearance before Magistrate H W.
Scott on charge Of breaking the peace,
to which he entered a plea of not guilty
when arraigned early in the week Stone
was arrested by Chief Sinclair on com
plant made to Grand Juror William
WishaTt. who viii prosecute when the
case comes 10 trial. Stone, who has re
tanned A. A. Sargent TO defend him, is
accused of striking a man with shovel.
The fracas il said to have taken place
near stoneshed on West Second street. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
To Italians in Barre.

Brook Street Italian mission program
for Friday evening al O'Clock:
Part Prelude. piano solo; song,
Drink to Me Only; recitation, "Santa
Lucia"
Part 1.-THE Theft of Tisledown," in
one act by the children; Verdi, Il LON.
bardi; conclusion, song. Welcome to
everybody. Admission free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
New Easter Silk Waists

We are now showing a large line
of the new things in Silk Waists,
in both Silk and Cotton Voiles. We
have large assortment of the pop
ular Wash Silk Waists in Colored
Stripes and Plain White. These are
selling at the seasons popular prices.
In the better Waists, such as Tai
feta, Crepe de Chine and Georgette
Crepe, we have some unusually good
values Have Just received a line of
these Waists in the large sizes.
Waists in these qualities come in
White, Maize, Pink, Blue and Black
and White, and in large variety of
the popular style models.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
Ladies' Suits and Coats

This has been an unusually good
Coat and Suit season. The weather
has been ideal to bring peoples minds
to early buying Then we have had
large assortment at all times to
select from. Our method of keeping
in close touch with the leading market
centers has kept the new models com
ing into the department every week,
thus keeping our stock fresh and in
the best of shape.
Tailored Suits were never in more
demand than at the present time.
Prices are reasonable, and the styles
are conservative and very neat. The
skirts are of good fullness, and
the graceful lines of the coats appeal
to all.
These we are showing in large
variety of different models at prices
from $1,000 to $500.
See the special values in the plain
tailored models.
In Separate Coats, we have a large
assortment of models that are new
and different in design, and made in
the best of style and Of a quality
that is the very best Black and
White Checks are very popular
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
Collars, Hose and Gloves

We have large showing of the
latest things in Muslin and Lace Col
ars and other neck trimmings. Gloves,
too, we have ready in all the sea-
sons different qualities and colors.
Silk Hose in colors and Black and
White, and in the best qualities of
the season. Make your selection
early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
LIQUOR WORTH Sr0O.NDO
SOLD LAST DAY IN OllE

ROANOKE. Va. October 3l.--LonS
before 10 O'Clock tonight, the closing
hour for saloons here, not more Than
half :, dozen OF them remained open,
and when thc final closing time came
not one had more than 8 few broken
bottles loft out of thair stock. Liquor
dealers estimated that whisky, wine
and beer worth 100000 had been sold
here to-day. much Of it at half the
usual price.
All day there vas Il STEADY stream OF
customers passing through saloon
doors SOME dealers took advantage
al the crowds to auction OF their
remaining stock, and patrons, boliev-
ing that the Virginia prohibition law
permits them "a have AN unlimited
stock i'll their homes for personal use
bought eagerly at bargain prices.
Most OF III" churches held watch
night services to mark the passing
of the lcgali.ed liquor traffic, and
church. bells to!lcd as clocks sounded
midnight. when tho prohibition law
actually became effective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
Chief Has Orders
to Enforce Lqw
A4asbr Ainsiic Expects .Syna
8oulessins, Blu SqySHWM
& Vigorously &ppscsSsd.

" we have had viel.Sions af The
E.hor laws during tho period whc,,
there has been Il rigid regulation of tho
traffic. and during IL week with only
Que dry day, it naturally follows that
the 'bootleggcrs' will ply their trade
with more viSor with the seven days OF
tho week all dry" said Mayor Anslic
in All Interview with Tho Timea-DIs-
patch last night.
81 have made study Of tho police
records. and I have learned these facts:
Zip until about 1902 the police made lit
laws. The saloons we're wide open. In
that year the enforcement Of the law
began. and then, and not until then, d i'd
he 'bootlcEEer" appear. Since that time
he has continued illicitly to sell liquor
on every occasion when the law ordered
tho saloons to close Now tat the bar
room has been wiped out Of existence In
Virginia. IL follows that men OF the
same stripe will attempt to do what
the 'boo,lcEger' has been doing on Sun
day.
The Chief Of Police has instructions
from me to enforce tho law. That there
VIII he violations goes without saying
But as far as 1t lies within the power
Of the Police Department. illegal traffic
in ardent spirits will be suppressed,
and no winkins at heterogeneous will
be tolerated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01

iSpccta! to The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. october 31.--1he
dcA,h OF old John Barlcycorn" on the
S,r"kc Of midnight Tonight WIS mark et,
~ both sod aud hilarious scenes. There
were sad "good-byes" from those who
had gathered around the bars, but the
Halloween mcrrymakers enlivcned the
occasion.
Early III tie night the streets were
filled with masQueraders and the
younger set engaged in horn blowing.
ringing OF bells, etc. Long before mid
niSht many Of The saloons closed their
doors and tho proprietors gave away
what remaining stock they had
purinS ihc early hours Of the night al
most crcTy ono who entered saloon
departed with package Of wet" cocls
under his arm.
Despite the fact tia, this was Alex
anui"'a last vet night and also was
Halloween, there was no serious dis
order Every member Of the police
force was on duty
'mc brewery ana thirty-c.rht saloons
"H" "ui "f business rs a result of the
Law g: 81 tho saloon men will en-
iItE' Iu other occupations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
GRATITUDE TO GERARD
''"ro tc"ii Gives Him Crcdi; 20
occurring br,t-r Conditions for
PrisOncrs
lHr y. sociatea rr,s

~ -is7'''i"te'i t'FTSS.l
itNbtN. October 3l-I.ord Robert
ccc''' Minister al War Trade. an
Honncins i'm tho House Of Commons.
to-day the transfer of tho rcsnopsi-
biii'y for matters relating 10 British
prisoners in enemy countries from
himself 10 Lord Newton, t'ndcr.Sccrc
tar" for Foreign Affairs. took o,.casion
to express "in the strongest Iancuame
at nay command the deep debt Of graft
tud" which. in my juaEmc.,. this coun-
Try owes TO Ambassador Gerard i'm
securing better conditions for Hriiish
prisoners Lord Robert added.
w hht"Ncr may have boon truc a,
mo beginning Of the war, | believe n
no longer true that British prisou-
CTS arc treated worse than those ~,
ether nationaliticS. ana this rc,o,ivc
dcccn"y IS due almost entirely ia Tho
eNcrtions Of the American .cmbnssv
At the same timc. should no, liz =
I" conceal from tho house thai ,.,ndi-
ti"na in some of tho camps in Cicrmunv
and other countries arc still very far
from satisfactory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
VIRGINIA CITIES LOSE
LARGE SUMS IN LICENSES
AUDITORS Report shows Exact Num-
Der OF Liquor Dealers Put Out OF
businrSS In Nirpinin.

The number OF establishments in
Narious cities and counties Of Virginia
abolished by the Statewide laws CT
icctire last night at midnight follow:
A!cNandrii-Thirty four retail deal
ers hNc retailers and shippers. one
wholesale dealer and one manufacturer
Of malt.
'RTistol--Four retail dealers. nine re-
iaiiers and shippers. one wholesale
dealer. two whisky manufacturers or
diatillcr!cs, two Wholesale dealers in
malt liquors and one social club
Observation-Disclosures manufactory or
distillcry OF brandy
Lynchburg--'rwclvc retail dealers,
nine retailers and shippers, one Whole.
sale DEXTER il malt and ono social club
Newport Ncwa-Forty retail dealers
and tl;i'.c retailers and shippers
Nortoik--Onc hundred retail dealers
iire retailers anu shippers. three whole
*alers, four wholesale dealers in malt
LIQUOR and three social clubs
Petersburg - Twcuty-eight retail
dealers, twelve retailers and SINNERS
and one social club.
Observation-Disclosures retail dealers
five retailers and shippers, and one So
ci;,l club.
Ei"hmond-one hundred and forty
orc retail dealers. seventeen retailers
ana shippers, six wholesalers. ten So
r!ai clubs. four rcctiGers and two manu-
factories OF NAL; liquors.
ko"h"ke-Twenty- eight retail deal
era six retailers and shippers. two
whisky diStilleries. one wholesale deal
or in malt liquors. three social clubs and
one mamufactory OF malt liquor
Ale%annri" tcunt%-Onc manufactory
Of malt iiGucr.
Bath coun,y-Threc retail dealers
Bedford ''ounty-Onc whisky and one
brandy dia,ilcry
E'izaheth City county-Thir,y four
retail dealers.
Franklin County-Onc retailer ANA
shipper and ono brandy dfaiillery.
Grconcar!lic county---Thrcc retailers
and shippers.
iia!iia& coumty-Two whisky dis.n-
ler!es and one or brandy
Hc@r!co county--One social club.
Hem! '"uaty-One whisky diStillcry.
Manis"" countE--Eight brandy dis
tillcr;es.
NorroIN coun,s-Twelvc retail deal
Patriot county-rhree brandy dis
iilcrica
i'!tisy!van:a County-omc whisky dis
tlIery
Princess Anne cuunty-Eivc hoie,. a,
resorts having natural spring or ::
hrSe body ot salt water
's""h;ns ham Cpumty-i'ivc retailer,
and shippers
h"H"irh Count retailers
""Etmorcland County-S!% retail
de;lc'g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
!Uiirj;ti. Gr:NOIt'TION
N tItI,RfSuNRI'UG ENPi:,"YEn

special 10 The Times Dispatch
lAHHlSONBtEG. VA. October al
iarrSothurg went dry to-day along
Win tho rest OF Virginia Before noon
to-day every drop OF whisky in lhc five
@diooas had been sold and all of them
H'd closed The rush for final pui-
glasses Of whisky ana beer rcs.,nbled :,
fo"ihall mass attack or q crowd of wo-
ren ~ 4 bargain counter
'IITrfSonhur% already has become -
cit! OF the second class ana undergone
some taN rc"ijustmcuts in order to
make up for the loss Of $4,000 in revc-
An" chat thu saloons paid. The drya
arc r"n'iden, t:!at ,hc deficit viii be
made Up.
II is predicted that The advert % the
r"V cr0 viii bring about Il political
revolution in the city. Iiarrisonhur.r
las hc'u :: storm center OF Seventh Dis.
ir!e' roiitirs for years. Tho We, or
Gaai2a'ion Ma. ruled FOR years with
the passing Of the saloons an ,,phc;vnl
d. predicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
SENATOR MAPP. Ill. UNABLE
TO SPEAR At DANNII,E.l;

DANVILLE. VA. October 3l.-Fully
900 persons who had gathered tonight
hoping TO hear Senator Walter g. Mapp
discuss the provisions OF The prohibit
ton bill were disappointed when Il
telegram was read announcing that
Sir. Mapp. after purchasing Il ticket ut
Richmond TO come to nauville, had
been taken i'll ana was Obliged 20
cancel his enGartment. The wire was
received in the afternoon, and il then
was too late To pu. oil the meeting.
Scine of the prohibition leaders telc-
phUued out to the Danvillc Country
Club. where Dr.. james Cannon. Jr., and
Il number OF other prominent Method
lists were holding Il conferences with
regard to raising money Tor the jana
lusEa summer encampment, in az; effort
20 He; them to address the crowd that
had gathered. The effort failed, how
ever. and. after q few brief speeches
by local men, the meeting WIS closed.
The town Is unusually quiet tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
LODGE ACCEPTS
WILSON'S DENIAL

Continued from First Pagc)
on the eth of November" he told the
audience at Bedford.
Il would not wan, 10 be a P-csi-
dent OF country that thought more
OF dollars than human lives would
not want to be President OF Il country
that did not have the old spirit Of 10
and 81"
tive tariff. he said:
am not interested in a prosperity
for few, or in tariff adjustment for
the benefit of few. My only interest
in this campaign or in the administra-
ton which succeeds IL, If am elected.
is in doing what I can for tho plain
people OF the United States.
II want TO see everything done to
improve conditions. but ] want TO have
our house, our great American house,
as a place of abode for real men who
realize that they must cooperate We
VIII all go up. or NC VIII all go down
together. The path Of security Is the
path Of justice"
Mr.. IIughcs's campaign collided with
that Of Senator John W. Kern. Demo
cratic leader OF the Senate. candidate
for reelection. AT Washington. The
the Senator at the station. and poll
tics were forgotten while they chatted
about personal affairs.
When the Hughes special train
passed through Princeton, Ind. at
dusk il WAS greeted with Il big electric
sign Not Too Proud 10 Fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
COAL is $3.50 A TON
Public L. Warned THAT Only Couserrn-
ton or supply Can Avert
Famine.

NEW YORK, Octobc: Gi.-CninciGen
with The unprecedented increase in the
price of domestic coal TO sl@.5o q ton
lt"re to-da!, retail merchants no;.HeC
the public thar only conservation ~
the supply and Limitation OF deliveries
10 one ton :. customer would avert :,
famine.
The soaring prices are due. retailers
aad wholesalers agreed. 20 tho en".-
nous demands OF manufacturing
plants. which are working either full
time. Overtime or double time: The
shortage Of unsiilleG labor ut the
mines, the frciSht-ca- shortage. the
premature consumption Of tho reserve
stock. and tho utilization OF domestic
coal FOR manufacturing purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01


Virgin the eighteenth State to ban
N he sale Of intoxicating beverages
completes Il ''iry'' area in the South
reaching from Washington To Jack
sonvilie. and as far West as New Or
leans
Although large part of the Old Do
mini"n previously had been voted
dry" in local option elections. the new
Stat" law had the effect OF closing
more than 500 saloons. mostly in Rich
moud. Norfolk, Newport News. Lynch :
burg. Petersburg, Roanoke and Bristol
Many OF the saloons throughout the
state had closed during tho past few
days because their stocks were ex-
hauSted. but tho lives; of those remain
ins- were ushcred out to the chimes Of
ringing church. bells and the shouting
and singing oi enthusiastic dry
workers who held watch parties in al
most every part of the State.
In sharp contrast were the claboru c
wakes" in clubs and hotels by those
who saw the long arid spell before
them. ON" bright spot Shonc out &c
the vets, however. At Bristol. There
10y tolrphoning across the main street
to Tho Tennessee" side Of the line. ono
can order from interstate shipping
houses Several Of the Bristol saloons
moved their stores 81 stones throw
and converted them into establish
mcnts % this kind.
Although the authorities Of New
port News and several OF the smaller
towns had issued dccrccs pustpon;ns
tn. celebration of Halloween 10 pre-
Vent possible disorders, the passing Of
the saloons was peaceful Crowds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
PASSING OF SALOONS is
ORDERLY. SAY POLICE
Arrests Tor Drunkenness Arc Fewer
Than tiad Heen Anticipated.
Nnny nnrS Close EnrIN.

The oiii.l celebration OF the wake of
John Earleycoru and Halloween night
in Richmond passed more quietly than
haG been anticipated. Will. the bar
roonS were closing and the merry
makers were celebrating al! STUNTS in
general and none in particular. only
fcw pcorlc were arrested
Af.cr I o'clock last nigh; only ION
cit.a"i.s had been locked up a; Tho
FIRST Police Station upon charges o.
being drunk. Or drunk aud diSordcriy.
II the Second station eighteen hsC
oeen incarccratcd for taking on TOO
much whisky. In tho Third Police
i'Focinct. where il had bccu generally
believed tina; the las; night OF tho
saloons might cause trouble. onl, fou'
people we're arrested for drinking too
Freely.
rhcro WAS Il great thronp Of people
OIL Broad street last night. 'lut the
police said that many Of tho saloons
had closed rather carly and that ther,
vas = paucity Of whisky and o,;cf
alcoholic rinks. Many wcli-knowr
saloons had closed their doors. Some
shut down on saturday: others closed
ON Monday, and hut foW were in or
ration ct the final CLOSING hour
There were extra policemen on dut,
but the were not needed. Thee was
q throng passing on Broad s;tEect ron,
early e'caing until almost !dn.sht,
hut the order was>almost pnGHt ana
the police had q ~ nid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
SALOONS ~ pJ"riRsRtUt.
CLOSE EARLY ~ EVENING;

IHneciN 10 'rhg TimcS- Di.patch.i
'.Ft'sSiit re. VA. October al.--
THO last Of the saloon doors in Peters
burg we're closed at II o'clock tonight
-" saloons were really omen as late
~ that. u large majority of them hav-
iig previously sold ont ,icir stocks
and closed. Immense quantities OF
VINCE, liquors aud beers have been sold
20 nome consumers in tho last few
nHIS. Tin" demand has boon $" great
NAT when the ran began on tho "a .
looms The stocks were Quickly cX-
"&ust"d. only odds and ends" were
AerN"d I" the thirsty at the few open
bars to-day.
Tao passing of tho saloon was rclc-
hraieh ~ = lnrsc gathering OF tenn
r"ranc" people Tonight IN tho market
street Methodist Church. The services
"c"an ~ loi@5 o'cIock and continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
MESSENGER BOYS STRIKE
rhr! Demand "Better WORDING Cordi-
ti"ns," shorter Uoui- anS
Higher ray.
DE Nsaoclntcd pr.ss. !


NEW YORK. October 3i.--Seve-a
hundred messenger boys employed l.,
the telegraph companies here went o.
strike to-day for What they described
as better working conditions" inciud.
ing shorter hours and higher pay
Messenger service In some parts OF tho
city WAS crippled. OrganiZers OF thu
Messenger Boys Union declared 10,
night that hy tomorrow every boy ii
both the Western Union ana Posta
Telegraph Company employ would he
on strike. The companies predicted
the messengers soon would return &c
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
LYNCnRuRG SALOONS 0ljIETL,
PASS OI'I OIL, IISlSIIN 4.

l.fNCHBURG. VA, October 3l.--The
saloon died Il quiet death In Lynch
burg tonight, there being no unusual
noise OH the streets eNccp, that made
by children celebrating Halloween.
Practically all OF the saloons had sold
out most Of their stocks last night
and several did not open to-day.
Al least three large liquor shipping
houses here will move 10 cities out OF
the state and continue to supply their
customers by express far as the law
permits.
Services were held Tonight in
number OF churches TO celebrate the
passing OF tho saloon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
WORKS 40 GREAT HARDSHIP
OS PEOPLE Of WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. VA. October Gl.--
State wide prohibition is not expected
30 work any great hardship on the peO-
pie Of Winchester and vicinity, for this
city has been without saloons for more
than ten years. End the people generally
have become accustomed to conditions.
There are some. however, whose thirst
never has been quenchcd.
During the last few days unusually
large shipments Of liquor have been
made 10 Winchester and vicinity from
HagcrStown. Baltimore, Cumberland,
Washington and other cities, and II is
reported that Il great dea! has been
stored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
ORDERLY CB0WD makes
MERRY ON BRQAa. STREET
esAa' Thro"S FreirEap,s TharN.Dh.
fnSa 1n Closing, S:,jt',Qf'
Wet RcgirxS.
MANY DON HALLOWEEN MASKS
Police Report Less Disturbance or
Drunkenness Than Has Becn Gus.
tomats on Thanksgiving or Christi
mas Eve I'm Former Years.

HcTclry ruled OH Broad Street last
,l.h,, that popular thoroushfnrc being
crowded from dusk until long after
midnight with merr%maker:j If boil,
sc:,cs. II Was Il double cclcbraa ion
with mourncrs of old John Iiarlcycorn
far In tho minority. In fact, police OH
rialS pronounced IT to be the most or
drrIy Halloween in recent years
Munmcrs OF all sizes and dcscrip-
lions were out in full force. Hundreds
In costume. untrue and ridiculous. pas
radcJ from Ninth Street 10 First Street
and back again. Thousands OF othcp|
were on tho street to witnc s. tho fr,li{
The south line Uf broad Street wa
jamElcd with automobiles loaded viii
spectators. while steady stream .
vehicles moved slowly down one side q
the street and UP TIC other 4
Tho fact that Il WAS the last niEht
Of tn saloon had 4 TOT to co with tho
size Of The crowd. Hundreds OF men
wcrc out To get = quart or two OF liquor
to keep them going until they could ger
In touch with out-of-town dcaIcrsI
Others we're after enough 10 last them
considerable spell. and 81 was "A com
mon sight Gil tho wrons side OF ti,I
thoraughiarc 10 sec market baskets
heavily loaded.
LITTLE DRUNKENNESS
on DISORDER TO III: ~
III spite OF tho immense sale O.
quor. little drunkenness was TO be
Those who we're laying In Il stoci
no intention of getting uustcAt
the feet, 10 they wanted 10 get
precious supply home intact
too, bars we're too busy dIspcns
tho quart TO soil by the drin
many of them closed their doom
In the nigh, after disposinS OF
thing hand.
Hrf.t
the street continually The crI -
kept moving and cvcrybod,
anxious TO keep within tho bo,
Of the pa;rolmen reported
had :; far easier time than
ally do on Thanksgiving or
.:vo.
An unusually large mum,
sons in costume were out
casion. Some OF the munni
originality In their make M
majority We're merely disgi
rnakeahlft outfits. Men drcs
men. and girls in mems clio
dominated. or the latter.
fat girls and thin girls. .rith
getting most Of the a,,cn,io
One of the most Significal
the celebration was the unu
number OF women and chill
streets. Il was noticeable
-corcS of women we're w
escort. cvidently having no
lestntion.
There was no thinning
] ]. !: !.
crowd until after the wins.
or the citI had procl:.irt,
night and the great, great
arrived. Special street car
care Of the crowd With
stranger would not have
Richmond AND Virginia
upon an era of aridncss unS
the forcfa,hers Of the pr,
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-01
IN ti.I; DRI Nki;SNi!>S
NOTED AZ NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPol;T NEWS. VA. October I'll
Newport News and towns of the Viz
:'ini@ Peninsula tonight quiotiy cclc-
"r''cn thc passing OF John Barley
CON There were only = Tow cases
"i drunkenness. H:,ay saloons did not
open their doors to-day.
Halloween VIII be celebrated :o-mor-
70" night. because Of tho ord, OF the
@i't%"!. who, with the chief al police
TOOK every ni'.cauiioI 20 preserve or
der III" chief Of police states th:: the
p"ohih!.io: !.ws win be Snncly inter
?TctoH and enforced h.. the police