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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

here last week that he attended stock holders meetings of the Cleveland club to represent the McRoy interests.
 The fate that Johnson had been in terested in the Boston club came up while Johnson was being questioned a IS to his alleged animosity against Harry F'razee. the present Boston own CT, said to have been reflected in the case of Pitcher Carl Mays. Johnson defended his right to communicate with Manager Barrow. rather than with President Frazee, on matters of disciplining ball players.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

We get ble Compound the credit !" Mrs JOSEPHINE KIMBLE, 935 West Pace St, Portland, Ind
 Thousands of American women give this famous root and herb remedy the credit for health restored as did Mrs. Eimhle.
 For helpful suggestions in regard to such ailments women are asked owrite to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn. Mass The result of it's long experience IS at your service.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

-- be on my feet at all. l was all run down and so weak I could not do my house work, was nervous and could O t lie down at night. I took tr e a tm ents from a physician but they did nothelp me. My Aunt re c om- m ended Lydia E. Pink h a ms Vege- table Compound I tried it and now I am strong and we'll again and do my own work and I give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
BALTIC

The Ina mes Coal Co. are now ac- cepting orders for delivering coal in Baltic. having extended their deliv- cry System.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
WHO OWNS THE RAILRoApps;

Should the Plumb plan be adopted the public will buy the railroads by the exchange of bonds in payment for the existing securities. The plan
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

Even chronic cases of 20 t0 80 years standing. with prOfuse bleeding. have been completely cured
 in from three to ten days.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

WHEN YOU WANT to Dut your H,ue- ;ness before .he public. there is no medium better tran throu-h fhe ad- Vs-tiSin& columns The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
SHE COULD NOT
 STAND OR WORK
But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound Restored Her Health azd Stopped
 Her Pains.

Portland. Ind--"I had a displace- nent and suffered so badly from it that
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
Norwich Bulletin. WiIIinfantic Of- fee. g Church St. TeIerhone 1o5.
What Is Going On Tonight.

Meeting of all local ex-service me in the Armory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Soldier Colonization
Board Seeks Federal
Land for Settlement

Edward Everett YOU'VE ~ santa
Fe. chairman 81 the soldier settle.
mcnt commission. b. m the city 60
stud the drainage possibilities of tho
Rio Orandc valley ard confer WIN
the local Chambcr 81 Commerce ln an
effort 10 enlist its support in a rccia-
nation prueram covotinr the entire
WesO
Mr. Young has been cenferrinr
With federal officials and with tho
western drainage headquarters since
his appointment ~ soldier settlement
commissioner. He has also been eln-
udcrinE l 4ettlement project be- Cali.
fornla which would furnish "a plan Coz
SIMILAR work In this state.
Mr. NouuH stated that the work uf
The commission had hcrn handicap.
ped To- some extent toy the ahaeucu Hf
"a definite appropriation Cor the WORT
OF biz office. The funds from MhIlN
be- D. 90 receive tho money necessary
for C%Hrrylnr on the work OF the cuus
mission can DO used only Tor thr COM
sirurtuh rf reservoir trulnHEU wHrh.
and ioi Investigation Nuthiue ia siil
IN me act about colonization uud Ha
tins would constitute major portion
~ tho hunrd'f activities further lce...
iailnn d. necessary.
% D. tho present hone of che rlHU.
mission that IN amendment mas hH
added CD me ilno hni which VIII
make appropriation fur fhis unf.
and viii set aside federal lands roW
remaining I'm the puhI.r domain Nr
Nounr VIII seek 20 interest tht IuUi.
commercial urrtniEitluns lu 1000.
amendment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Civilizing influence
Of Plumbing Theme Of
N. j. ~Strumquist, Jr.


- J. strumqnist. IT,. oral booster
AZ ne SSiwaris luncheon today. gave
IN interesting and Ins,rucilng address
on tho subject q plumbing and sanl.
tary ~enrineerinc. Lead. he aid was
nj of the earliest metals utilized ~
man md plumbing. after a fashion,
was known to the anclents sanitary
eufln~efine = a modern d~sveiopmsni
vhich ranks foremost IN importance
Of al cccat achicvcments. a. % pro.
rote- the health and harpincsa o. In.
tlyiauais a. we'll as proionring ths
nNorhFc life ~ people.
ittut Prank Shuffelbhrrcr waH a
guest az the luncheon. seeking some
rlrnc ~ the uar which has not been
tvslt UPON ~ the home coming sol.
dicfs be save D description OF the DO
louslaa stations which o. he latt az.
den through which the men so before
returning home Hts description wa.
both intcrcslur and AMUSING
y Iouln, manager - the trom
Kelly a Co. silent booster Tor the day.
a Jar - Mcich's Gmpciada h
zach member and guest. first exact ma
h PLEDGE that the men take the Jai
home in-ieae Of rivinn q 60 their
lance " Leach won n attend.
nnee rrIfe n weave memh.rship Dol
TIE Y 81 o. A.. given b. T.. A Rice
nf ~. X Wyider presided over tho
meeting Being called upon hs
Ihunias Hughes TO explain why b,
happened 20 be in police court yes.
.ttfhaY afternoon. Doctor M,lder pot
up a story which tho club vsry
promptly rejected and offered 10 sivc
him another chance 10 explain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
New MexicanS Come
Back From Front

New York. Arrll iE-Nnoty Of.
ficers and 2.os5 men ~ the si-, d..
vision headed by Major GENERAL Will
liam a. Johnston, the divisions COM
mander. arrived here today nom ~
Nazaire. on the steamship Calamares
These troops ave national army men
from Washington. oregon. California
Nevada. Utah. Idaho. Montana and
wyoming
The Steamship phioan from nor.
dcauN. brought 1885 troops the ma
lurlfy being member OF the toth d.
vision. Ofurmrr national ruard of Call
uornla. Nevada. Colorado. Arizona
pld NeW Mexicnl
The tnth units were attachments
detailing ne officers and l.0fI men Of
The iiAth Infantry. and attachments
totallnr % Officers and 1e9 men Of
the iifth sanitary train from Camps
ktarny. Grant Gordon. shelby. Funs-
ton Dodge sherman. Meade. Pike.
jackson. DIX ana ucvons others on
The phinnn were pigeon company No.
T. and casuals and naval men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
DOTS AND DAsHEs


panH-A formal inviuuon was
sent b tho council OF -four 20 Tho
German government 20 send repre-
scntntivcs to Versailles Tor tho meet
INK Of me peace canErers Apni ~.
The treaty of peace WIN be signed ln
tho famous Han Of Mirrors w the
palace az Versailles
Now Nork-Tho marine workers
ufilintlon declared % renewal OF the
Fcneral hurhor strike which win M.
vnlNc $4,000 workers rhc new walk.
out will SO into nnfec "a 3 o'siocs
Thursday and efforts vii - madr in
ue up everything 1noat"
Paris Now that tho Germans have
boon called 20 Versailles tho indicn-
lions are that The proceedings may
move with such dispatch that prrai-
dent Wilson can remain for tha siEn-
ms of the treaty and Illus BE- able 90
take heck tho com pletrt document
neriin-Ths battle IN Munich Tor
the control of tho railway station
ended in tho complete defeat or Tho
government troops %occoriinE w re-
Nuromhurr dispatch.
Washington Tho present system
nf military iustics needs mo- radical
alteration boz no opinion of Mrfur
General Charles r. Mcnrhrr rom.
mnndor or tho -fortv-scrond Grain
bow division This opinion wnn o..
pressed before the committee 90 thu
american Bar association which ia
conducting AN Inquiry
Paris Herbert Hoover. allied fool
director and Lieutenant colonel Rob
erf O. Oida Red cross commissions
Tor Europe. issued % Joint atnfsmfnt
in which they say 'thsrr o. no hnsia
Of truth In tho report that the Amer.
Iron Red cross has been asked uy
The fnifod States or other nnt-
erument 90 undertake relief NJ Europe
or o. nrht u~olshcvism with food
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Cleanup Week Starts
IN Albuquerque Today

An % the farharc whbh had been
placer b. The ailet- Of the nfri ward
thia mornins was hauled away today
~ the cii, farhars wagons free Of
charge The seconJ ward win BE-
visited Thursaay ihe thlrd. Friday
. the fourth ward on saturday.
care should h. excrciscd 70 gather
the garbage together ~ nnes on me
ereniug before the wagons make their
trip ~ me, start eariy and DO not
make another tip 10 an, ane locality
CRY clean up week d going 10 be-
a better surcess This yeaf than ever
hefnre. according % Chamber 81
Commerce and clty offlclala Al
Unta ~ Enrbngc. except nshea wIn be-
removed ~ the city wagons.
Goodyear Winnf,ot t.s~..u Hoo.
guaranteed two yrar~, ~ c,uis fsn1t.
~ Ahitnry tinrdWnrc 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Rural Schools to
Start the Easter
Vacation Tomorrow

Al rural srhoois In tho county VII
close tomorrow and remain closed ali
week the otrasion being Enaisr yn-
cation. Nsrulnr sessions OF school
van Mart again Monday morning
This ~ the rcrIltr Easter vacation
Which IN usually Of q lonrsr dum-
ton, hut due 60 the innucnu epic
dcmir which Kept The schools closed
Tor % Iona q period inHi fan. II waf
decided 70 only uld W. DAYS o. tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Russians Ready TO
End Red Rule


successfully hut wo do ncci material
fuf rurunairH Nnt uf Che railroads aud
Hial Miles nuu ummunitiuu
ttriirse- in Popular Hutc.
THE report apruud hN Hoiahc,iki
agents nnd 1Uuu.Hs allied 90 thrm r.
that we are r-aHcuonlrica 7 repeat.
eddy hove eIId ard rNun my solemn
oath tHtf HffDr tho siulgrio lH nm
iahDd fhn people shall exercise thrir
wlil am NOT concerned in my mind
HH tn What Kind NJ government thero
shall hn TIfrrWNrf Thr proper thing
for thC people CD iu la to mnko thoir
choice IN . national HHUnuNIN. To-.
dnt t = Impossible tn arrange an
election eff fu assembly. a rrUHt wr.
Of nusain Ia un.ler UuIsnrtIkI foulu.
alton Iud HIUro n no precedent in the
world Tor 1n election n OBJ, midst OF
UNIl wIf
kolch4k told that his entities pt,-
f.ndsl FOB HrU Iu hIH rrurrHm H subtle
difference between 1 national election
und H con Itu,uf assembly
uranrls W. Dob 4 temporary.
"InN F HNHt uhN" was The
biol. uIrHnr u. knirHHt am not
NIHfInE uu u.ris 1m commando.
In fH.tI U. uIIIfHrN nr"tHafutH fNU
supreme rHiHf and requisite to th. ir.
Unuufahnruf nr pa. needs of The al.
mr HtrrHnu Z roruri tho post la
f.WnUf Tho moment u cam Dol.
I.rUmrl .heI tho Husiln people ahlIi
'.rIH 'IU. nNI IN wruuH ~ n
'1nHi or constituent. ls
NuU 1900
WHOM KH'sH1E assumed bits post
fNU country 1900 H s.riuu. fHDulf" Dol.
DIu.H IH. Siberian "fuE uis weak
N"H IH".H H.I I"Nf fIH FRONT
WITHIN .H.t months OH" Siberian arm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Rosa Munfufn infant IIurnf.. OF
sheriff MnrlHuu Nuufu,u HuI Nr
Mnntufu died last night Hf urrnIIN.
from pneumonia THE funeral WI
nr held fhurHiHV afternoon 100 f.
viii De- ln nDrualllio frmtf.n TH.
"DryiUss VIII hr Dos CHAIR. 90 Hf.H
tUDffuff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Fred Crollott Has
Been Appointed to
Board Of N. M. A. c.

Pred t'rnlluu hIH Iu.f returned
from a trip GO MeIIIa llfk lnI IH
Cruces. whore be- went fH attend
injecting ~ fhr board ~ regents uT iNa
Agricultural tuilerH ST. 'ruIluff W.
appointed arrrctarf bod treasurer uf
tho board &c rereufH hH Tho TUtr.uu
noui,tur NinEiuut a.auirn tio-r
guaranteed twu Ntnr~ - ieut. fuif.
az MhitnDy llariNaur GO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Good wall paper ana painted wall
cleaning We steam and dry clean
rugs. can Bert. aai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

successfully hut We do mood material
fuf rcrunsirl. unh of the railroads aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

who has given his best is now reap
ing dividends in a strengthened
physique and a quickened mind.
1t is natural that the HOUSE OF
kUPPENHElMER, the leading
maker of service uniforms, should
be the first to grasp the change in
body and spirit.
No maker Of clothing Fan hope to
satisfy the present-day man with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

DOTH the man who has Tough.
and the man who has served
the fighter are feeling the new
spirit of the times.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
WOLF HUNTERS KEEP
UP THEIR GOOD WORK

Wolf hunting ~ I.9Well has by no
mean, ceased. On Friday Of las week
Carlisle Locke Went out hunting an
nroght down big wolf IN t outside OF
Lowell. Although n number OF the
animals have been killed H. that Vi
cnity this winter farmers claim there
ave Gti!l great many OF themm III
the timber around NermlllOn and en-
rect TO have great sport hunting them
during the next tWj months.
The WOlNC, ate Il Great menace 20
the community. as during the past
few weeks they nave been iea sting on
chickens and sheep ana nave caused
great deal OF damage
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
!. O. O. F. TO SEE
MINSTREL SHOW

The local encampment of Odd Eel
lows have engaged the Hansen and
swift company of "NonAsuch Min
Strels," Of Streator to entertain the
members of the t. O. o. + and their
families on the evening of pee. ..
AT their hall on the corner OF Main
and Court streets.
The StreatOr company although be
ing n non-professional aggregation,
comes highly recommended. They
have Il reputation that can back
them to the end Of the earth. and
promise real minstrel show. A
good time is assured for those pres
eDt. The company contains many
black face comedians. sOlOists and
dancers Everybody should come
and see real treat. something that
is new and interesting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
AGAIN FACES JURY
ON BURGLARY CHARGE

Edward Foeny. the Living ton
County boy VINO was arrested in May
Tor burglariHing two stores in Strealor,
went ON uial for the Seconu llme on
\ cnarees o., burglary il the Circuit
I ourt IAN l., trioon Last Wednes"'
day t'eeny was acquitted on one indicI'
mept Tne Arial today grew 90 a
piliering of the FiesRo saloon IN
Streator. when it is alleged two
quarts and three PINS and some cisats
mere stolen by the defendant.
The case was called this afternoon
at 1870 o'clock. Attorney, strawn a
S.rawn of Streator are the lawyers
for Fecny. 4,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
IOCALE37I]
NEWS IS

Miss Ieona Bralle. OTTAWA punlr
health nurse, and Miss COrwin OF
Narseilles went to Chicago MS mora
H., .CiG :nr' 4 .ro ,oir mi
inp 10 alt, nj Il pubic heath nur Ing
conference.
Miss terne Pettett Of Chi'iirOtle,
spent the WeeI. cad visiting her ant,
MIS Ere l.. JonCs o. Ottawa avn'u.
Mr. and Mrs ,tul., McENoN
Okla.amal5at ,d'actadi et!toh re.
Eastwood left Saturday for ruis
OKLAHOMA. for vi il villa relative
They VIII go dire"ty rom Iulsl t.
California. whore they will sp"ph TIE
winter
fs,ias Trun,ba. 'EAo Is stllcnt Al
the I nivei- f,y OF Illinois. is penlm9
his 'hri''ros 7a"ai!en at hi one
IN thi. city
Earl BRADY OF Enugi!.o. r,sItea
friends IN Ottawa IL t evening.
w. and Mrs. W : Blue went 10
'bicn~c thi G"nin" to atfe"l liz
funeral OF the la'te9's brother. who
,lSa t,idar evening.
Gle Trc Wh'id@e Of " rseiIlcS We
IN Ottawa VISITOR Saturday.
Jake cellars went f Aurora ihi.
morning on a business visit.
r. On -ted CT Sheridan tr9nsac'et
business in Ottawa |ltmdl%.
Ra, h Poyne Of Stre9tor MS an O!
,awa visitor last evening,
MIS- Mary O'Donn-Il " S1crda,
vas IN o. ava visitor saturday
W. O. kiuger Went to Nuro:a this
nrruine On d business visit.
MI H. Narshal Of Scneca was a.
q, ava visitor squrdav
I'D l.eneelle of >treatOr visited
rio~'is in Ottawa last evening.
Mrs. J. VI White of West Ottawa
was a Streator visitor yesterday.
Miss Ilien Nc, CRIMES . .,pnect
Visited friends in Ottawa Saturday.
Jack Carney Ct Earlvillo visited
friends in Ottawa last evening.
Miss Florence Brady OF North CT
eva visited friends IN Morris yestel
la
W.r;h Elliot OF t,arlyille was an OF
Java visitor last evening
Miss Elizabeth Schittgens Of Illinois
avenue visited friends in Peru yt 'ter
day.
Joseph HcnI'ran OF Stre1tor was an
ottawa visitor last evening.
L. A Danielson Of Leland iran,
acted business in Ottawa Saturday.
Misses Lucy and Martha lIarmo"
Who reside on West Jefferson street
have gone to Ashvlle. Ky. whore they
viii take up Red Cross work
Frank Brady or "a Sale visited
riends in Ottawa lat evening.
William Eddy OF Strea,or WAS an o.
ava visitor last evening.
W A. Ferguson OF Chicago apan''
The week end AT the hone of NJ. aIt
Mrs Henry Scherer on Poplar stree
Lawrence llapenny Of Streator wa
IN Ottawa visitor last evening
Mrs. William Heuglin and d7Nehte
,hcriey Mae Of Columbus street VS.
tied friends in Morris yes erday.
Lon Griffith of -Streator was an O.
lava visitor last IN ening
Miss Vienna Rice r MarSeilles spent
the week end al the home o. M. an.
Mrs. James Mooneyrellp Yves, Su
yol'ior rect
Miss Irene LaValle visited friends
IN Mcrris yesterday.
Mrs. Charles f, MaierhOler of Camn-
,all stree visited friends in Marseilles
yesterday.
Ralph Payne of s reator visited Or
lava iliends last evening.
Miss Ethel Bowers has ret1;nc.
,,ome from Syracuse. y. Y. whore shC
10 called on business.
Ms Mary Magill and Miss Fish
burn of Peru. spent Sunda! with Mr.
and Mrs Michael Schoor in this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
BOY is GIVEN $500
VERDICT FOR AUTO
ACCIDENT INJURIES

Alberl Bailey. AZ clevcn-yar Old hoy
OF West ottawa, was awarded dam
ages OF s.. C.. in the Circuit Court To-
day in a suit instituted against John
hammer. The case was the result ot
IN automobile accident. which occur
red near tle Ottawa Golf club ieveral
months ago, when the child was riding
or his bicycle, was struck by the ma
chaine driven b. the defendant.
Tlc suit was Instituted thru Edward
Galley, the father and next friend o.
the Defendant.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
BURNS FATAL TO
KANGlEY WOMAN

Strealor, H.. Dec. ll.--Mrs. Francs
Kre0n OF kangiey was burned to death
this afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs. Kreon
was burning corn stalks in her ga.dc II
when her clothing caught on fire. She
ran to pump ana eXtinguished he
flames and later attempted TO walk
.nto the house. She was found lying
dead on the walk between the house
and the Lump some time later.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
E. J. KELLY HOME
THREATENED BY FIRE

This noon. about IL o'clock the
fire department was called to the
home Of h. J. Kelly, 12S East SUI
perior street. Sparks flying from the
chimney caused small blaze to
start on the east end OF the roof.
After about fifteen minutes of
fighting the fire was extinguished
Chemicals were used The damage
was small. only being about $l5.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY TUES.

The home department of the Otta'
wa Womans club will hold their an
lual Christmas party tomorrow AT
The home of Mrs NJ W, Bach. 800
De Leon street. \ program Will be
given and REFRESHMENTS will be serv-
cd. All members OF the department
are invited to attend this party.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
Take Your RatIons.

II you could ride from the earth TO
Alpha Ccnturi the nearest star, and
you Travelled at the rate of one mile
ton in 100000 years. II would
therefore be wise to take a few sand.
wlches.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
GERMANS ACCEDE
TO ALLIED DEMANDS

Paris. Dee. H.. Germany's reply 1"
he entente note was handed to tn"
allies today II is regarded in French
!hrial circles as acceding to all poinl;
raised in he allied note. excepting
that concerning the sinking OF the
'o"'rnn W'r'hipS a. Scapa Flow,
which point is reserved with a view To
Keeping the negotiations open
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
N. P. TRUMBO 80
YEARS YOUNG TODAY

N. r. Trumbo. l25 East Jackson
street one of the pioneer La Sale
county settlers. and best known resi-.
dents OF the city, will celebrate his
ninetieth birthday tomorrow at his
home The day will be spent infor.
mally. without any fixed celebra.
ton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
AMERICAN LEGION,

Regular meeting Ottawa Post No,
81 AT arnory. Tuesday. December
10th, at 1880 p. H. Ainuscments, box
ing, smoker and refreshments. Live
program assured.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
AMERICAN LEGION

Regular meeting ottawa Post No.
SO. al armory, Tuesday, December
ing. smoker and refreshments Live
program assured
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
Remember

The Home Department Christmas
party at the home OF Mrs. NJ W. Bach
Tuesday afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
G.. w Kirby, manager Simons, Day
K Co.. Room 3l2 Mooney Euildinr.
Phone 49,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-15
LOCAL MERCHANTS
PRAISED FOR THEIR
AID DURING CRISIS
BUsiNzS MEG WE2E AMONG
FIRST 70 RALLY BACK or MA
TiOkAL NEED OF 5HVih : FL : l.
EVEN THO IT MEANT BIG LOSS
80 Tn Ella.

Ottawa vas one a t.ip !tat r.iios in
Him J. % Hci nOid %. ine uoil ~ltu"'
ton and adobs irel4Ya7 nnd moan. !"
,JitsJn u..rv4l% tnuH n.au.t.t.Ai. ;
~ ,e. "a OF tn ,i,y Tor rr.u sJu
munity work, Again nave OtlaN"
I pc lrin4nstrIied ,neir Willingness
90, -. toseln-r--to VIOLA together
wlthua.t lli' tloE. wnen .conirOnled ny
, iituDi m
IN taxing hold of conservation o..
fuel in an Ofganizej, aN~,en-4L,. w,i.,
tttaN. Was 4 iedatr, and the business
men Ct this city were aliiuue ,ll n4tt
10 S.ini IN lueir n, M. ri ntisinvo.i ana
Join with the city administration II
lhc .nod dIu pam 10 prevent su.lel-
'ng Tor !ach III !utI
from lIe e.ry stIrl Mayor " eek ,
'a5 IN clos" trutl with the cOai sill
Iatiu in the cii, and was very act
So. Wurning fai,nlulIy ana wisely 10
conserve luel and get all thc cCu nc
routd Ior lhe people oi ms comnun.
,N.
Response Was Hearty.
Inc Re 1onst 10 the MAJ ~ y proc
iamalion was prompt, WLI!"-it"f.'' 4
and effective. General, business and
professional men reduced tntir hour
OF Du mess and adopted every possible
method or conserving coal. Man
ayers OF The inaustrie. and employers
did their part Ottawa neW SpaperH
lCVCted mucn space and eiidri 30 car
~ ing out the plans OF the mayor ana
Keeplne the people informed az to
what was expected and what the.
Cnekt to do in coal conserya ion. IN
TACT all citizens followed the advice
and lead OF the mayor that We might
con 'erve the luel supply and secure
as much additional coal as possible.
oar business men continued 10 OBJ
9eive the shorter hours until the ban
va, lifted by the State Utilities Com
mis- sion, even though they started a
lew day earlier that other cities.
Toddy we get back to normal co..
ditiOn, and the customary hours OF
bushes Holiday traue las been in
rered with somewhat by Tie snort
hours and conservation hui there l.
Dltnty of time for every body to eeL
fheir Christmas giitS before the arriV-
Al OF Santa claus Christmas morning..
NY observing the same spirit OF CO
operation and helpiulneas one 10 am
ylher as governed during the Goa;
crisis. a lot OF bushes can be trans
acted in the nine shopping days left
before Christmas.
Urge Early Buying.
To conserve time and EFFORT and give
opportunity .Gr people from distance
who come to Ottawa to trade, nome
Ok are urged to cooperate with the
merchants and the SalespeOpe ny
utilizing the forenoOls as mucn As
possible for shopping. II everybody
wait until aiter the noon hour there
" i'll be such rush and lam that the
best OF service cannot be given TO al!
customers eysn with the extra force
II clerks. SO people who can get 10
.ae stores in the morning hours are
asked 10 buy early in the day ana
aus relieve the congestion that Is
sure to come in the after lOonS We
have all worked together III the iuei
conservation. now let's all work TO-
gether in the Christmas shopping
shot mn I ba done in eight IINS