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New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
STILL MISSING.
Nine Men Still Unaccounted for ON
IUCixeRJac

Washington, Jan. 9.--Nine men of
the American steamer Harry Lucken-
bach, torpeGoed and sunk on Jan.
are still missing the navy department
announced today based on a report
from Vice Admiral Sims. The report
says % mon of the crew are rescued.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
DRASTIC MEASURES.
Fuel Administrator Wants TTheater-s
and Bars to Stop Business at 1OP NJ,

Boston, Jan. 9.-Drastic measures
for the conservation of fuel and light
are provided in an order issued today
by James J. Storrow. fuel admins
TRAITOR for New England, applica Bile
throughout Massachusetts,. They in
cludc the oD ring Of business houses
at a. m. and the closing al 5 p. m,
and the closing of thoaters, bars and
all places Of amusement at 10 .. m.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
SCHOONER FREE.

New Haven, Jan. 9.-The schooner
w. D. Hilton, coal laden for Edga r
town, Mass, which has been ice
bound here since the extreme cold
spell was released today by the break
ing up Of the ice and laid hcr course
for the Martha Vineyard town.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
MAYOR NON-CONNnTTAL.

When asked today what his attitude
is going to be regarding the proposed
salary raises in the board Of public
works, especially in view Of his at
tempt TO reduce the tax rate this year,
Mayor Quigley was non -committal
Ills only remark was: "They haven't
got them yet
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
ANOTHER VICTORY.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Woman suf-
frage forces won another preliminary
victory in the house today when the
rules committee decided that the new
suffrage committee and not the ju-
dietary committee should have charge
of the suffrage amendment when it
comes UP for vote tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
TO CLOSE CLUB.

Shortage of Coal and Need of Econ
omy Prompts Directors to Act.
Because Of the shortage of coal and
the need of fuel economy, the di-
rectors of the Shuttle Meadow Coun-
try club have decided to close the club
house for the season after tonight's S
banquet of the New Britain Medical
society. The club will be reopened
in the spring.
Lately wood has been used to heat
the club house and, it is reported four
cords of wood per week have been
needed to heat the premises
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
STATE GRANGE.
Officers Elected at Annual Meeting i'm
Hartford Today.

Hartford, Jan. 9.-Frank E. Blake
man, of Stratford, was elected master
of the Connecticut State Grange today
at the SD annual session.
Allen B. Cook, of Middlebury, the
present lecturer, was elected overseer
Prof. Charles A. Wheeler, of the
Connecticut Agricultural College, was
elected treasurer. Other officers will
be chosen later this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
AMERICAN FLAG IS
FOUND TIED TO DOOR
TrtaSOnablo UtteranCes On It, At
New Haven Post Office
MAMMALIAN Y0N HOEGEN
His Name Signed on Flag, But AS Vet
y
the Federal Authorities Have Not
Arrest.

Arrest.
New Haven. Jan. "a large Amer
lean flag taken to police headquar-
ters early today by a man who said
he found il tied to a door of post
office is q subject of police inquiry
The flag which Is now in possession
of Chief of Police Smith has printed
on 1t in large letters:
*CompIiments of one German who
it took 80 U. S. hogs to whip Deutsch-
land Uber Allies. NJ. Won Hocgen.'
The police. say they have 40 in
focra2tion about the hag except that
given by the man who brought it in.
They arc inclined to treat it as joke
Post Office officials know nothing about
it.
Won Floegen is the young lawyer
who, because Of his pro German ut
teranccs was thrashed by a delega-
ton ct citizen" last Saturday night
and made to retract his disloyal state
ments, He disappeared soon after
wards, and is now being sought as a
fugitive from Justice by federal agents.
His disappearance became known
Monday night when federal officers
went TO his home to arrest him.
Von Hoegen is known in New Brit
ain as we'll as in several other state
cities. During last summer lie re-
peatedly spoke in favor of Germany
and against this country, but his say
ings were regarded as coming from
a hot-brained nonsensical young man
looking for cheap notoriety in order
to have a few German persons enter
his office as clients.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
Sinks HOSnitaI Shin.

London. Jan. 9.-The hospital shir
ReWa was torpedoed and sunk in the
Pristol channel, January /, while or
her way from Gibraltar it is an
nounccd officially. All the wounded
were saved There were three casual.
ties among the crew.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
NO MORE PASTRY.

Rome, Jan. 9.-The italian govern
ment has. promulgated q decree pro-
hibiting the making and sale Of cake,
pastry and confectionery under what
ever shape or form.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
RUSSIAN FMBASSY

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Russian
embassy today issued statement Of
appreciation Of the presidents refcr-
hnces to the Russian people in his ad-
dress to congress.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
COAI SHORTAGE.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Blatne for
coal shortage in Ohio was placed en-
tirely on the fuel administration today
by James b. Dugan, Inspector Of tt e
railway division of the Ohio utilities
commission.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
PROFTTEENS DENOUNCED.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Profteers who
extort excessive prices for military
supplies were denounced in the sen
ate today with the Introduction of a
bill by Senator Jones designed to cor
rect the evil
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
KILL ATTENDANT,
Two Women Inmates of Asylum in
Illinois Then Make EGcane,

Jacksonville, Ill, Jan. 9.-Miss
Helene Branslitter, aged 20. an at
tendant at the state hospital for in
sane here was killed carly today by
two women patients. They escaped.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
Red Cross Sign.

Cardiff, Wales, Jan. 9.-Most OF
the survivors of the Rewa were
landed at Swansea Many of them
were without clothing of any kind
The wounded were removed to q hos.
pital.
The torpedo which sank the vessel
New Britain herald., 1918-01-09

Continued On Ninth Pagel.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
City and Vicinity
News

Miss Florence Hanna has returned
home from Rockford. where she has
leen attending Rockford college dur
ing the past winter She was accom-
panied home by Miss Virginia Fri>-
brey OF Bushnell, H., one of her class
mates who will spend several days AT
h. Hanna home
ur John ). Edseeomb is spending
few days i'm Chicago attending the
National Medical association meeting.
Mrs. Fred &. Schweitzer. Is spend
'ng the dav in Bloomington.
DR.. T, " Burrows went To Chicago
his morning To spend few days.
J. G. Goodnetter is spending the
lay in Chicago on business.
Miss Charlotte WitZeman OF ChicS-
q. former Ottawa resident. is VS.
tng friends and relatives in this
lily.
Mrs Richard Depke, of Danyile. is
he guest Of her daughter. Mrs C. c,
dcEyoy. AT her home ON East Cen
or street.
Miss Katherine Wolfe. daughter OF
lanes Wolfe OF North Ottawa. grad
lated this morning from the North
western University. Miss Wolfe is a
graduate OF St Xayier's academy in
he class OF 1918
Misses Viola Solomon and Myrtle
spend the week end
Roger Clark is spending the day in
'hicago on business.
Arthur Shay of Streator was an OF
lava visitor today
George Dieteriqh went to Chicago
his morning on business trip.
sidney S,ieiel is spending the day
in Chicago
Thomas Tully was Chicago pas
enser this morning.
Clarence King of Streator was an
ottawa visitor today.
Fred l.. Jones has gone to Chicago
IN business.
Judge W. H. Hinehaugh is spendn
the day in Chicago.
Robert l.arkn OF StreatOr is an OF
ava business visitor
Fred A. Moody went TO Chicago this
morning on a business trip.
Frank lent2er has returned home
'Iter a trip to the Pacific coast
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
MEATlESS DAYS ARE
ON RETURN TRIP

Springfield. June II Meatless days
are coming back
The action was taken following a
Washington conference between state
food administrators and the national
food dictator.
Three days week have been de-
cided upon. Il is expected they will
be Monday Wednesday and Saturday
The ban on meat eating was lifted
recently in order To more eflectually
conserve wheat The federal food
administration, however. is under.
STOOD ohaye found meat cOnserva.
lion sas essential To winning the
war as wheat
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12

| needed was a shave. so ] went
out and yanly searched for strip
ed pole until discovered that there
are no French striped poles, and |
finally fell for the sign "Coitfeur
and went in and sure enough, 1t was
barber shop | got shaved all
right. but II Is funny shave they
give YOU and YOU almost have to get
used to It before YOU can enjoy 1t.
They accomplish the same result.
eventually. as the American shop.
but they use n different means of
getting II.
also had the pleasure of taking
the "Follies" of which YOU have
doubtless heard or course II was
all IN French so ! couldn't under
stand It. hut they had fashion
show with It that was very good.
from what ! could observe, they
were all "cut on the bias" plated.
tucked. "shirred. 'piped' and
"hemmeh" until there was scarcely
enough goods In the dress proper
tn flag the proverbial hand-ear.
Well. as the hour grows late. |
think ! will have TO close for this
time with best regards To all. |
remain. your true friend.
LESS RANDALL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
Members Desiring 10 Attend

he Eastern Star banquet, June 18th.
Notify the committee not later than
'riday. Tickets 80 cents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
Elmer &. Roberts, Attorney.

Estate of Henry :. Barr. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the nm.
dersigned. Admins rator OF the estate
of Henry :. Barr. late of the county
OF La Sale and state of Illinois. o..
ceased. will appear before the Probate
Court of said county .on the FIRST
Tuesday tbeng the third dat) OF Sep.
lember.. 1918. at the Probate Court
Rooms. in Ottawa. in said county,
when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate
Are notified 10 attend and present the
same In writing for adjustment
Dated the nth day of June. A y.
1918.
CHESTER !. CLARK.
Administrator.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
JOHN

A meeting of the haord of directors
Stadden have gone To Chicago TO
tion was held yesterday afternoon in
the circuit court room. which was at
tended by a large number 0f ladies'.
A call was sent to Miss Helen Glot-
lelter OF Waterville. Wis. asking her
To accept the position OF home adj
visor OF La Sale county. Miss GlOt-
ielter was in Ottawa last week to
confer with the committee in charge
Of the home advisor. and was one of
three applicants who had visited o.
tawa trying 10 secure the position.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
.OU FOX HOME
FROM Fl. TERRY

Louis Fox, of f.; Terry. L. |. S. ar
lyed in Ottawa last evening to spend
three day Through at his home He
epors that all the Ottawa boys are
ne, and have recently been diyidec
1to several different battalions. but
re all still located at Fort Terry. A
lumber OF the Ottawa boys are think.
g their companies will be in France
inside the next six weeks and will
De sorely disappointed If they have
OF sailed inside that time.
The Ottawa increment is a surpriS-
nsly healthy lot, and are all happy
nd in good spirits.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
SPECIAL SERVICE.
MEN ORDERED TO.
REPORT FOR DUTY
SEVENTEEN SELECTED SOLDIERS
GO INTO TRAINING JUNE "a ANO
JUNE IS AT PEORIA AND KAN
SAs CITY.

Orders were received this morning
ny the local exemption board to en-
rain the increment OF thirteen men.
who will BE- sent to the kabe Auto
school, in Kansas City. on the even.
,ng of June l4:h. a, S;ll O'Clock. ON
he Rock Island.
The draitees will take a special
military course in auto mechanics
The call for these men was first
or the period following June 18th
Jut the message this morning order.
I'd the local board 10 entrain them
me day before this time.
Those making IT'S this increment
Sill be:
Henry Charles Morel. Serena
Arthur Marshall. Serena
Fred f.. Chalet. Ottawa.
Harold c, Bulman. Ottawa.
X. NJ. Crandall, Troy Grove.
Howard Aiken Crane La Sale
Lister p Hughes. Earlville
Vernon J. Jackson. Mndota.
Alfred VIM. Arndt, Mendoza.
Albert Rosen ieldr, Peru
Arthur John Benson, Serena.
Fred y. SOntag, Mendoza
Finn Skridshol, Ottawa
These Go To Peoria.
Orders were also received to en-
ram The -four men going to Peorli
or special course at the Bradley Poly
echnic institute on Saturday morn
NJ. June 18th at ll:24. on the Rocl
sland.
They are:
Lyman c. Stevens, Seneca.
F. A. Graves, Seneca.
Warren Gladfelter, Ottawa.
Harry K Giljames, Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
FELLOW OFFICER
PRAISES PLUCK OF
LIEUTENANT KELLY

A letter was received ia Ottawa
Yesterday afternoon by Attorney III.
NJ. Kelly. from Lieut.. John Cassidy.
who journeyed 10 France in January
with Mr. Kelly's oldest son. Lieut..
Harry Kelly. who is now in a military
hospital in France. Lieut.. Kelly has
been decorated with the French
"Cr0ix de Guerre. the highest mill
tary honor the French government
can beStQw on IA man for heroic action.
after he had been severely wounded
on a Flanders battle field ami had
escaped from five German soldiers.
who had captured him.
The letter tells of the serious in
juries Lieut. Kelly received which
according to the letter. were much
more serious than Lieut. keuy's par
ents had been led to believe by their
sons letters. and shows true Am
erican boys spirit in desire 10 get
back al the Huns. for their fipndish
attack on his boyhood chum
May -, 1918.
Dear Mr. Kelley:
| received a letter from Harry
few days ago II was the first and
last | heard from or about him since
the day we We're assigned and
separated | have already been in
formed, through letters from home.
that you had been notified that Harry
was severely wounded IN action. and
in all probability before YOU receive
this letter you will have been in.
formed as 10 the exact nature of his
wounds Nevertheless. am going to
write Just what he wrote me. and
hence give you all he Information |
have OF him After receiving his
note. | decided to allow him to use
his Judgment and give you such
information as he thought best. hut
since | have concluded that it is
only fair that YOU know as much as
L. for feel sure you would much
rather know the exact truth than en-
tertaining any suspense
Harry wrote the note on April
2Sth in some hospital where he ~
confined He wrote that he had been
engaged in pretty hot fight a few
days before and has received many
wounds. such wounds necessitating
the amputation Of one OF his legs.
His letter was overly cheerful under
the circumstances and further stated
that he was Well on the road to re.
coyery He was quite certain that
he would be moved 10 another hospi-
tai within the next few days. where
he would make final preparations to
leave for the states and home.
During the fight he was captured
~ the Huns bur they only had him
a short while when. although wound.
ed twice, he got away, returned t.
his own men. and again directed them
in their fight When it was over
true. he was among those down, but
there was many many Huns down
never to get up, and those that were,
feel sure were might sorry they
ever attempted a raid on Harry $
n1siffpu
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.
Elmer &. Roberts Attorney.

state OF knue Richardson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
'erslened, ExecutriX Of the last will
ma testament of Knute Richardson,
ale OF the county of La Sale and
state OF Illilois, deceased. will appear
letore the Probate Court OF said
otn;y on the first Tuesday tbens
he third day. OF September. 1918. at
he Probate Court Room in Ottawa,
N said county. when and where all
persons having claims or demands
against said estate are notified to at
Tend and present the same in writ
ing Tor adjustment
Dated this Gth day OF June, A. y.
1918.
GRACE RICHARDSON.
EXecutriy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12

Company c. l0l NJ. e. Div.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12

of officers and men. although ] am
far iron am one / knew al home.
am entirely satisfied
Remember me 10 Mrs. Kelly. In
the sorrow that will naturally come
TO her she should feel unreasonable
pride. for her representative on the
Urging line proved. in the fact Of the
enemy. 20 be As fine "A soldier aud
leader Of men as any one in the
thousands who are in the game
Tell Marie and Emmett | received
their letter. and will be glad 10 write
as scoop as time permits.
Very sincerely yours.
JOHN
t0upanV C. lHI NJ g. Div
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12

Walter Sullivan of Chicago a former
ottawa resident. is visiting Ottawa
riends.
Miss Sophia Jobst, has returned 10
or home on West Main street. after
pending the Winter in South Bend
there she is attending school
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
TIE. DAN RIORDAN
ARRIVES IN FRANCE

Word was received in Ottawa this
tternoon by Vincent Dougherty Of
ne safe arrival in France of Daniel
carbon. a we'll known Ottawa boy,
'eardon has been a patient for the
asst three months in Red Cross hos.
'ltal in England suffering from an at
ack OF pneumonia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
Jog WILL GRADUATE
FROM PUBLIC SCHOOL S
tCOntinut. from page ~

Marjorie Relor.
Lena l. Reppine.
Gladys F, Riegel
Estelle NJ. Rit2ius.
Ethel A. Robson.
Adelber, Rowlee.
Betnice G. Rude.
Irene Sands.
Katherine l.. Scherer
Philip f Schoch
LILLIAN b. Seward
Louberta f. Shumaker.
Annabelle Siebert
Vera l.. Smith
Violet +. stephens.
William u. Teele.
Florence NJ. Thomas.
Robert II Tierney.
Mercedes e. Timmins.
Florence NJ. Cnsbee
William f. Utiss.
Florence Van Malta.
KATHERINE c. Volkenanl
Paul VonckX.
Otis W. Watkins.
Nellie N Wes,cott.
Harley +. White
George II. Wiley
James w Wolfe.
Edward II. Zirkel.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

lOST--ln rest room at court house,
small brown purse containing Bill
and small change and 3 KEYS. Finder
please leave at this Office and receive
eward
WANTED-A hoy over Is years Of
age 20 work in pool and billiard
nall Apply Jake Zeller
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
SOCIETY NOTES

The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold theil
June meeting on Friday, June 18th. a;
the home Of Mrs. j B. Salzmln, lO-
Fremont st. Mrs. Theresa Crowden
viii have charge OF the mission study
of the afternoon. All ladies of thu
hnrch are urged to attend
s. . 4
The members of fhe w. r, C., will
,e entertained At an all day knitting
)ar'y on Friday, June l4th. at the
nome of Mrs David A. Cook, on
Chapel street The day will be
pent in knitting for the soldiers. and
picnic luncheon will be served al
noon In he afternoon Flag Day
program Will he given All member.
II the organization are invited to at
end
u q
lllni Chaper of the d. A. r., will
mold a meeting on Friday. June l4th
1t the home OF Mrs Milton Pope. on
Prospect Ave. This will be Specia!
Flag Day meeting and program VIII
be given, under the direction Of Mrs
Charles h Hook and Mrs William r
BEDFORD
q
The Lincoln School Parent Teacher
Association will hold the last meet
ing Of the year in the school audi
forum on Friday evening. June l4th
at ia O'Clock The meeting will
open with the annual election or ~
Ulcers followed by the following pro
gram
America All
Piano solo-Alrs. Fred BEEN.
Address Rev. &. W .Chessman.
Vocal solo Miss Emily Palmer.
Flag drill-Children of Mrs. Ed
laus' sunday school class.
Reading Miss Vera Ham
Solo dance-Ruth llaeberle.
Report of work done by Junior Red
Cross of Lincoln school Miss Olive
Barr.
Vocal solo-Vernon Belrose
Violin solo Miss jeanette Cohle.
Star Spangled Banner'-All.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-13
finance, OIL AND Gas

Peterson farm. The BIaekshere OIL
and Gas company Is due IN the Cor
don sand at test ON the II. d. Snod-
On Middle Island creek, Ellsworth
district, Tyler county. the Middle
bourne OIL and Gas company has
completed No. on the Tyler county
poor farm. It Is a gasser in the
Keener sand. On Big run, in the same
district, the Hope Natural Gas COM
paDy's test on the e. S. Stewart farm
Is through the Gordon sand and dry.
In Cove district, Doddridse county. the
Carnegie Natural Gas company has
now drilled its test on the William G.
Smith farm through all sands and dry.
The hole has been plugged and aban-
doned.
The South Penn OIL company and
the Carter OIL company are starting
some new work in Lincoln county.
On HazIett Fork, Duval distSct. the
Carter company has started to drill
a second test on the E. T. Spurlock
farm, 200 feet northeast Of No. 1. On
Valley Fork. the South Penn Oil COM
pany has the rig completed for a sec
ond test on the ]. G.. Suite farm. The
average size Of the wells in Lincoln
county at time Of completion is not
more than five barrels Their staying
qualities can be commended and that
alone compensates for the cost OF drill
ing in that territory.
In number of districts there is
experimental work under way and
starting. In Booths Creek district,
Taylor county, the Hope Natural Gas
company has made the location for a
test on the Cecil Powell farm. The
new work OF most interest now start
! ing is in the vicinity of the Hope Nat
ural Gas company's No. on the Ella
Kinsey farm. located on Dents run,
Marion county. The Carter on COM
pany is rigging up at a test on the a.
NJ. Glover farm and the location made
| for No. 2. The Hope Natural Gas COM
pany is rigging up at No. on the Ella
Hinsey farm. No. 3 is producing $50
barrels day.
On Bonds creek. Grant district,
Richie county, r. Z. L. Frymire is rig
| Sing up at a test on the S. Keith Farm.
| On Beeson run the Carnegie Gas COM
! pany is due in the sand at test on the
/ J. W. Hoge farm. On the same stream
in Clay district the Imperial Oil and
: Gas Products company is due in the
sand on the ]. S. Elder farm. On
Buck run the Ridgeway Oil company
/ has the rig completed for test on the
: John Pool farm. On Middle Island
creek, McKim district. Peasants coun-
! ~. E. Edmonds & Co. are due in the
/ Cow run sand at a test on the Ella
Ankrom farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-13
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

Something new in strikes occurred
over at Elizabeth the other day. The
last issue of the Kanawha News ex-
plains it as follows:
On last Monday morning o. F. Wood
yard. teacher of the third room of
Elizabeth graded schools, had occa-
sion to infIict corporal punishment
upon Kenneth Adams. son Of Squire
Tilden Adams. for an agSravation in
fraction of rules.
The father took exception to the de-
gree of punishment inflicted and sworc
out warrant for woodward for as
sault upon his son, in Squire Blair
court The case came on to be heard
Monday night and resulted in the
teacher being bound over in penalty
of $4,000 to await the grand jury
and this eHdetn chapter one.
Chapter >: When school convened
Tuesday morning, by direction OF Prin-
cipal Walker. the rooms were all dis
missed and the scholars directed not
to return until the ringing OF the bell.
The teachers then in a body waited on
the board OF education and rendered
their designations. giving as reason,
that IL one OF their number was to be
dragged into court and fined or bound
ONSA ~ EHS 81 JuAS S'SAS N4AAS -
cipline was enforced in harmony with
the gravity Of offeuse committed. ana
the people would stand for it and not
back chem up in their efforts to en-
force discipline, they were ready to
quit.
The board prevailed upon them to
re-convene school again at noon which
they did. however. upon condition that
n public meeting of the citizens of the
town be held at the court house on
next Monday night and give emphatic
expression Of their views touching