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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
BAKER PRAISES
STATE
War Secretary in City ON
WAY to Camp
D.. Dix .....
GENERAL MARCH ALONG
Dedicate Salvation Army Vel.
fare Building at Wrights.
town This Afternoon

Secretary 1f War itaEer and Genera,
Peyc9h r.. MARCH, chief. or thg Genera,
star Of the United states Army. were
I IN this city for several hours today en-
route to Camp Dix, Wrightstown \ J.,
"here Secretary Baker dedicated a SAL
walton Army welfare building this after
noon r.. .. . .l,... 1 Ia
Accompanied BY the Secrdtary's nl!li-
tary aide, the distinguished officials left
| Washington at 12.40 o'clock this morn
ing. They remained IN their Bertns In
Il sleeping car at Broad Street station
until $50 O'Clock. then went INTO tie
table in one corner of the station. restau-
rant. During their meal they main
talned brisk conversation. punetuated
with frequent smiles. .-1
Mr.. Baker would neither deny nor
confrm the report that Camp Dix would
De retained by the war Department az
permanent training camp. He said II
was probable some camps would be con-
tinued. :
Praise for Our Troops
tie paid high tribute TO Philadelphians
and other Pennsylvania soldiers OF the
! honal Guardsmen from this State. Gem
eral March added his conmendation with
a nod "
The Twentr-eighth is splendid al.
| Nlsien. and has performed valiant serv-
| zee, the Secretary asserted
Mr. Baker also said the student army
! training corps probably would no, be
continued in its present form. He would
give no hint Of the manner In which il
might be reorganized.
The Inference was drawn from ,bs
Secretary's statement that some form
or military training might be retained
IN the universities and colleges, The
present plan was considered by Sscre-
tary Baker as temporary emergency
measure
Casualty lists from the American army
are being transmitted to America az
\ rapidly as possible by General Pershine
secretary Baker said. He had no idea
now long the lists would continue TO be
main to be reported
In High spirits
The Secretary and tha chief Of stan
were IN high spirits. They had a s,nal, =.
| table in one corner Of the rest;ur,nt.
| During their meal tn1v mainta med A
brisk conversation. punctuatcd with fire.
quent smiles.
A. big, khaki-colored touring car Of
the quartermaster's depu, tment was
waiting fot the little parry on the east
side OF Broad Street station After
breakfast they passed down through tn.
station. Only a few persons appeared
to recognize them.
At 7:l5 o'clock the army machine
started for Camp Dix with the three
visitors. 49,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Deaths of a Day
William J. McClary

william ]. McClary, a retired morocco
manufacturer. formerly Of Wilmington,
Del. died yesterday at the home of his
son. DR.. Samuel McClary. Sd, his only
child 1910 Spruce street. He was sixty
nine years old and a widower.
Mr.. McClsry was born in Wilmingt on
and was educated in schools there and
at the Pennsylvania Military College.
When a Young man he engaged in car
rage and wagon building in his native
city. Later he became morocco manu-
ago.
Since that time Mr.. McClary had lived
In Philadelphia with apartments at the
St James Hotel. He was a member of
the Union League. Art Club, Racquet
Club, Philadelphia Country Club. Bache-
lors' Barge Club and other organizations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
MAYOR MAY FLING
STREET BIDS OUT
course Discussed at Cab
met Meeting in City
Hall Today
REJECTION DEMANDED
Letter Sent to Datesman b!
Special Investigating
Committee
REJECTION DEMANDED

: ,I -,,.,i.I, h,.rd a. meeting Of his
mayor sun" ,,...,..,,,,.
caplhet touaN I" "'SN ''7H -
T, Of reperting slreot-Cleaning, "ds '"'
I ., n,..ibIa dron t., he
nriee of labor duo lo be ending ~ 'n'
war
! ,-..,.,, - or n,l- t~ Is,raudcd
IVY f,,.,...,a. r,,,-,.on
| IN letter Sent L" ''''' '''
/ Of the Department "f Puh.' N"'"S. ".-
: ,o,yi,g meeting veeterdhv bf>a .~'"'' a I
- .,,,,,,,,.a .f tine .nambp,.
\ inVesISa'"'S
! OF Commer'e' ,,..,,.,rds ,ro. ,r,. d.
the le''ti "'S ..,,odft,dr ne,lflra.
(; rector a"",'"",' ,,'it,h rIe bids we're bascu.
s l'osS -, ars alleged 'o mnnr .hing'
I; Sc" FOR the contractors
SOL. ,,,,., ~ ,n,. letter call g." Il
tur.h'i :! ,.l ,a>, N0u,ipy u'trr-
. reply bE w. '..,,I ,,,,c,,rp Will he
, noon, when kr'v' a. ,.,,,',,,a,.., ~
held b NtNe . h"i'o,! ~, u,.rd
its headquarters in the '"'He' P".. VI
;ns
Z s,bo' ,,ltirratun.. which - signed b. i'"E
r,,aoLar chairman Of me invest 'EI'.iE
cor,n1it;ee, was authorized after W"
4 tfon, u Cornrl. ,NIef OF the Hfr"'
, @'t,,,y 80 Unreal under Mayor BIanken-
.lCa"'"s 'sf,I,od why ,ne old sprCitina
burg, eXpla!ne" ,,!od ,scsssarI
tions hao De-. ,,r,,',,,,,, 10, ,I. r,.
The resolution I'll. g',"'t 40 b.,..
ter be sent asserts tha' 'nr Nt'," "", :"
been drawn from tue sp'''''"''o ''
/ the 'nahseS
To fiEht IN heA"'u''
Nostarday's committee mrCllE "as
soa n, renresentalvcs " 1t. Of
atte'u ,a,ng commercial and ,,.., or
the Leading a., ,,,,,4r,,
pauiZatlOnS Nl N''' Wy '''' N'''''N'''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Professor Ricketts, Dead

New York, Nov. 2l--(By A. PJ-
Pierre de ,Peyster RtcHetts, minerslog
ical and mining engineer, %hO for thIr-
ty-four years was professor of analyt .
ical chemistry and assaying at Column
bia University, died at his home here
yesterday in his seventy-hrst year. He
was the author OF Notes on Assaylng, "
adopted in schools and colleges through
out the country. .,,....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Cholera Prevent. Pig show

Glassboro. y. j.. NoN. Gi.---An epidemic
OF hog cholera. nov prevailing in This
region. will prevent the exhibit OF ugs
at the annual exhibition in the Ciloucester
County boys corn growing and pig rails
ing contest scheduied for Saturday The
corn show will he held as planned 'The
cholera IL said 10 have been spread az a
public sale where sixty pigs we're sold
and scattered 10 many farms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Brumbaugh Urges Thanks for Peace

Harrisburg. Nov. 2l.-Rejoicing that
the end OF the war Is at liand. and call
ing upon the people of Pennsylvania to
prepare for the homecoming Of the SOL
diers, and to observe Thanksgiving Day
with unusual soiemnity, Governor Brum-
baugh has issued a proclamation to that
effect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21

SHIPPING NOTES


Wartime restrictions on movement Of
ships within American har60rS and the re,
removed shortly by the custom authorities,
It was announced today from Washington.
OlhGr shipping r"sul"t6ons imp9s1n ,d% When nrl
man submarines will be gradually relaxed
the ,communication advises; .,.,.. ,.,, ,,s
The American merchant marin" lost l"S
mage Of 81 SOS aScoTdins to statisiiGs CON in
These figures do not include the losses OF
es-"nemy ships or ex-Dutch ships pressed
Ivy The report 'po shows that 800 lives wert los,
with the destruction Of the tonnage. There
s5TG%d nnmS ,tns 6hs Only O. Is lfnnnss s ,ns
liut sixty i've Of the 1873 vessels lost met
disaster sine; The Inited states entered the
'D iSi5, seven sever ISsseis, totaIiHs iS'oo7 ions
wsre 1,rasgoyed 1@ih, thEss sh!Psi IN. II 4.o
iE4s Ss sS'TT" shp. T?Ps iS ,o' TONS
The steamer Harriet fro from [uBa is stt
S5oaI Tn" " cargo 'a Of sugar is being dischsrg.
ed into lighters.
s@r %r gS%S DsdS %Ssf @SSh af af sFT Ss port G n
the United Kingdom. She returned to Marcus
Hook this morning and anchored, awaiting
repairs.
81. The lqg Mars t9w!Hg barge Charles F.
as fq a1nF oT
Allyn at Salem, and the barge Irwin. at
Th" s,f Forester reported at Honolulu
nov. i3, with IL rudder gone
Seventeen tons Of nitrate are aboard the
str Pennsylvania reported afre from Gan
Franrsro. The nitrate was for discharge
at Honolulu.
Eighteen members of the crew OF the
str Dumarp Wrecked by lightning off Guam
/ OCtObrr H. remain to be acCounte ed for, AC-
, COrdng TO report from San Francisco. II
was previously stated that the entire crew
Of fOrty-six we're saved Only twenty eight
are accounted for by the captain OF 'vesael.
The entire crew left the Dumara IN safety.
but what happened 70 the eighteen remains
u mystery.
Str Pearisaf tBrL Rudder. Europe ba /
last, Furness Witty 60.
Str ArdOyne (Br). Wrath. Newport News
ballast. International Mercantile Marine 90
Str Dayton. Stratton, hence for United
: Kingdom in distress, Joseph Gabriel, tar-
! rived, Marcus Hook.
Str FairmOnt master .-.
Str SunOil. Nelson, Sabine, petroleum.. Sun
/ 90. $50
! Str Persian. Hatch. Jacksonville and sa-
! vannah. passengers and mdse. Merchant s
! and Miners Trans Co.
! Str ERICSSON. McNamee Baltimore pa 4.
! sengers and mdse, Ericsson Line.
| Cleared
! SIR Ericsson, McNamee Baltimore LA
! sengers and mdEe Ericsson Line
! Str Grecian, Page, Boston, passengers nd
| mdse;' Merchants and Miners Trans 90
Str Pawnce; Rich New York mdse Clyde
$ $ 90. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21

Reading. Pa. Nov. 2l The Reading
Railway Company cut the working hours
al. its shops in this city. starting yester-
dav The menSat the locomotive shop
viii work hfty-seveu and one-haf
hours a, week instead Of sixty and one
half
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Old Hotelman's Golden Wedding

Columbus, y. L.. Nov. 21.-Mr. and
Mrs Edward A. Atkinson celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
at Grange Hall. Mr.. Atkinson, who Is
eighty-siX years old, had been one of the
Oldest hotsl proprietors in Burlington
County, having kept the hotel here for
forty-four years. Nearly 400 guests
were entertalned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
TO COUNT SOLDIER VOTE
Computation Of Commissioner Re-
morris Begins Tomorrow

The count of the soldier vote will start
tomOrrow In Pennsylvania. Commits
sioners appointed by Governor Brum-
baugh TO take the ballots of Pennsylva-
mia troops at cantOnments in this coun-
try have submitted their returns, T..
completed the office of the secretary. Of
the eommonwealth will not issue certif-
catesisof election No contents accord
ing TO officers of the Republican state
Committee, are dependent upon the, SOLE
dier vote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21

Minister Morris Back in Sweden
Gothenburg. sweden, Nov 21.--lra
Nelson Morris, American mipister to
Sweden has arrived here from the
United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
In High spirits

British Royalty to Visit Paris 49,
Paris, Nov. Fixing George and
Queen Mary Of England will visit Paris
late this month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
HEIp wANTEp--MALE

MACHINE HAND wanted. to operate stick
er; must come well Recommended Apply
A. SteIert 4 Son. Front and Reed sts
STfCkNli HAND wanted; must come well
reeommended' Apply A 6teiert Son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21

Z There are always attractive, BARGAINS IN
neal Estate Advertised Va LedBer classified
Columns. .---Aav. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
Ne,cs Of he Port
Sun MD TIDES

Sun AND TIDES
sun rises g.. u - am sun sets. i. 10 pm
Philadelphia
High. wa'rr lU:2I am High water l0:1l am
Low water. 1898 am Low water II 10 pm
Reedy Island
High water lg.Ol am High water .12:G6 pm
Low water. 1:l3 am Low water. 80 pm
Breakwater
High water 1925 am High water. lO.Il pn
how water. 3;5g am .ow water. 30 pm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
DEATHS

BEssINgHhM Nov %. q pneu,nnnln
Il HAM MoTSss. .STo.ssr ~ fM WIS. l. W. HoilinsshesS
1855 e. 1Aih ct Funeral and int, private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21
other Arrivals

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-21

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The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

or institution as defined in this OIL
dinance, shall deal as a merchant o.
manufacturing corporation in this
without license first obtained ac-
ccrding TO the provision of this or
cin.nce; and every merchant or
manufacturing corporation so offend
Ing shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
dcmearor and upon conviction sha
lie fired nny less than $500 no
more than 500 for every such OF
tense.
Section 4. Merchants Liccnaa Tax.
No license shall be issued to any mer-
chant within this city until the party
applying for such license shall have
paid to the city clerk of the City of
Cane Giraldeau, specific license tax.
IS herein provided and given the
hereinafter mentioned bond for adj
valorem taxes. Said licenese shall
continue and be inforcc for the per-
iod of twelve 12) months from the
d:J.c of issue. and be based upon the
assessed valuation Of the stock,
which is A. per cent of the full val
uat:cn % stock. fixtures and equip
mcnt as shown by the city and cOun-
" assessors books for the year 1913,
before said valuation is reduced by
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

St tior -. Statement 10 b. Sworn
10. Said merchants anu manuf;sclur-
er's statements shall be signed and
verified by the affidavit of such per
son or some member Of the co-part-
n2rship of corporation or by TIE
manager or chief officers Of such
person, company or co-paItnership or
corporation. before some Officer AIT
thorlzcd by Law to administer oarh$.
that such statement contains. ~ the
case of a merchant. a lust and tue
account ol me aggro >rsl;c amount Of
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

';uc appliances used I'D couJuctir~-
rs n1s.a.a - ur owned ~ LII or II =
il-,v day Of Jun ii cab ar.
al goods, wares and mcrchandf a:
taxable BY the law, and. in the ca.
Of :. manufactures, al raw niateriai
finished products. a. well as the toe
and machinery and appliances Use
by him, Us required in the two PR
crding two sections.
Section lG: Merchants and Manu-
fartr'er~ Tax Book II shall be tn
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06
- u do . operate any of tha Ii ings

y - Il" o. operate any Oh VAA II ilS"
/. j 7gIaaGIcr- .aoa. PM, without rir5t
aagns ahsa.ncl i,tcasc tf~lcfof, as
--.r,.r-l.r- a..-.Ir.E ana .l. =. -,
...r.c.r and fer h. issuance nall
.., ...E u. fa.,.-...
&RT.~; III.
r,, ...... - si..--,g... ,,s..,. =.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06


Monday in March and first Monday i,
June; provided, that no commission
t merchant shall be required to pa,
a any advalorem taxes on any manu-
l featured article, the growth or pro
. duce of this OF any other state
: has for sale, and in which he has
no ownership or interest other thar
commission.
Bond to be Given for Merchants
Advalorem Tax. Amy merchant as
defined by this ordinance, applying
for a license 10 vend gooos, wares OF
! merchandise, under this ordinance
shall, before he shall receive any il
| cense whatever, execute bond to
the city of Cape GiraIdeau, with two
or more good sufficient sureties, who
! shall be resident freeholders of the
county of Cape Girardcau at the time.
conditioned that he will on Or before
the first day Of November, next fol
lowing, pay to the city clerk of the
city Of Cape Girardeau, the proper
| adva!orem tax due the sad city,
Said bond 70 be approved by the city
/ clerE, VINO shall endorse his approval
! thereon and file the same.
! Section 10. Manufacturers Adval-
orem Tax. Based on What. All
manufactures shall pay an aivallr-
EN- tax equal to that which is levied
upon real estate, on the greatest
aggregate amount of all raw mater
lals and finished product which thew
may have had on hand in any che
! day between the tir.t Monday IN
March and the first Monday IN June
OF each year; and upon the greatest
aggr- gate value Of all tools. lnachio
! cry and appliance used in conductiag
! their business, or owned by them. on
the first day of June in each wear,
provided that nothing in this crdir-
, ancc shall b 50 construed as 10 arpIy
to manufacturers whose raw ma+riaI.
! finished product, tools. machinery and
appliances in the aggregate amount
be less than one thousand iSIGnO)
dollars.
Section II. Bond to b. Given for
Manufacturers Advalorcm Tax. AnvI
manufactures liable to any tax under
TINS ordinance, when applying for :,
license as such manufacturer Ia ca,.ry
on inc business of a manufacturer,
before ne shall receive such license |
shat! cHc,Ute = bond 10 til cirv o.
.ape hlIardeau, with two or more
good aud sufficient surcties. who shall !
be resident free hcidars of the county :
OF Cape Grardeau at the time. con-
q tened that he will on before the !
hrSt day of Nov1m bcr. next following.
pay to the city clerk the tax due M
on such license, which bond shall be
approved by the city clerk. who shall
endorse his approval thereon and file
the same
Section II. Form of Bond for
Merchants and Manufacturers Ad-.
vaiorcm Tax. Bonds required OF
Merchants and Manufacturers undrr,
tins ordinance may De in the following
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE-Thtee good horses for
Sd e cheap if taken 1T once. Phone
I9t.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

WANTED-Boy to learn watchmak-
ing and jeweIry repairing by one
of the most expert mechanics. No
tuition fee required; must come
well recommended and OF FAM Y
permanently located. Address Me-
chanic Care Tribune.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

FOUND-Practca,ly new autcmobiic
crank. Owner may have sans by
paying fOf has ad. -.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06
No.

FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Apply at Bahn's
Garage. 2w
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

y ORDINANCE TO LICENSE.
TAN AND REGULATE SUNDHT
81: INESSES, EMpLOIu&NTS,
AGl NCiES ADJUSTMENTS. Ne
nc rs, ETC, AND 20 R.IFAL:
Orb NANCE 10. l15a PASSED.
AM APPROVED TUH Iuh oAE
o. DECEMBER. 1872.
Ec / Ordained 10y the Coa"c! Of
SC ct. Of Cape G'raricau, >s.ssouri,
IS foiol.S:
ARTICLE !.
Section J.. Licensed Taxed and
Levied on Certain Eocations,- Etc,
There j. hereby levied and &xcd 4
license on various objects. subjects.
vocal "rS, callings, PERSONS, occupa-
tons and businesses in the city Of
Cape GiraTdeau, Missouri, as here
matter mentioned, and the same
s'@'' &c licensed, tdXoi and regulated,
- hereinafter provided. It shall be
unlawful for any person, fra or
corporation to carry on or engage in
any Of The following trades. voca-.
tens, ceilings, occupations, business
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

i'e / Ordained 10y the Council Of
Sc CT Of Cape G'rardcdu, @s.ssoGri,
..- toIio,-S.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06

Clty Clerk.
Sect on 6. Merchants Advalorem
Tax; Based on What. All nrrhants
within the provi:fpHs of this ordin-
anee shall pay an advalorem tax
usual to that which is levied upon
real estate, on the highest amount of
all goods, wares and merchandise
which they have in their possession
and under their contIoi. whether own
sd oy them Or consigned 70 thsr fer
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-12-06


Clerk of the city of Cape
Girardeau. No.
Section Il. Merchants Statement
to Be Filed On the first Monday in
June in each year, it shall be the
duty of every merchant doing bust
ness within the city to furnish to the
assessor of the city SWORN state
mentof the greatest amount of goods.
wares and merchandise which he NAV
have mad on hand at any one tine
between the first Monday in March
and the first Monday IN June next
proceeding; and said statement shall
Include goods, wares and merchan-
disc owned by such merchant. OF con-
signed to MIN for sale b. other
parties.
Section Ii. Manufacturers State
ment to be Filed. On the first Monday
in June of each year It shall be the
duty of every manufacturer doing
business i'll this city to file separately
in the office of the city assessor a
sworn statement Of the greatest ag-
gregate amount of raw material and
finished products which he may have
had on hand between the first Monday
in March and the first Monday in
June of the current year on any one
| day between said times, and a sworn
statss1sst e{ tss tsels, machinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
FOREIGNERS IN
Bic FLIGHT 1T
EjjE. L.Z|.II|}|IE HONE
TWO IN HOSPITAL hEIl ONE IN JAIL
as gCSCr.I CT SHo O%ING
SCEA2E.
Celebrating Blu. Of E%::!S; one May
Die OF T.o,,2ds: Ornef Signify
injured.

Sr,rI.i!In T,ir"r'i. - l'ir"hl"h'' '"i'"'
arI r.ilnuu MH.iua'Ci. al l'cl!Hil'. arc
IA ti.r i: llalr" cay hospital suffering
rrril >t.r, wvi!!,.* m" John 'mfh' OF
!:ruw,u,d l. ~ ia" li'liaIr" JAIL rs i
i,:til ui u Sh'!"Iiu% >"r"l" al ne nome
Of ;i.riul..!. GA rw"nI%-$lNth street
lrlI:!.i,. a.; ,N"uini: about II ""l"'k.
T.jrIcrt. j. az - rI"u: condition Ahu
MAY dit. h,ag Si,"t through IN" *'"m-
a,l,. ;,i,lc .Li.rlr.."',. -, sh"i through
til" leg.
Tn" fighr %iart"l ~ result "t an
argument 81 the MHirI.:''l home. "h'r"
:, number # italians W'r" celebrating
~" iiriII ct lN.mS the SONS al MARI
rnvri II j.. <.id r"rn hr"Hln" holster
aus WAS was Ordered {" leave IN" place.
,nf: ~ T." W, IL ''l., Ih" tr"r WITNESSES
say H., tHrr!,d AID fired II revolver lnlu
i H.. 'ru,r... w"Ui.G:r% two men.
Irs. Metz r5,lr I.mSlry and RING were
rtii..d a..I ordered III" men removed TO
Ihr hospital Officers Coed and letter.
son arrested Darn at What Is kn"wu as
;hn lower ferry. III the south end "l
irSn.