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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
A YEAR AGO NOV. 4.
OTTAWA WENT WILD
OVER HUNS DEFEAT
MAJOR WTEKS ISSUES PROCLI-
NATION CALLING UPON CITY
TO CELEBRATE FIRST "ANNl-
VERSARY or SIGNING ARMS
TIE
TIE MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. on November the eieV-
enth. 1913, at the hour OF eleven
o'clock IN the morning, the arm
istice was signed that told the END
Of the Worlds War, the most fear
tuI struggle Of fighting elements,
known since time began.
Whereas. also many Of Ottawa's
young men played their part mob
Iy and we'll IN that conflict. and
none brought shame to her door.
Some died on the battlefield.
some came home manned for LIE.
and sore IN health, but even
those who bear the invisible scars
Of terrible hardship only known
to war, and all either gave or risk
ed their lives for you and
Now therefore in honor to them
all, l. George v 3. Weeks, mayor
Of the City Of Ottawa, Illinois.
hereby order that the city offices.
and departments Of the city gov
ernment where the same is pos
sbe, cease work on Tuesday, the
eleventh day OF November. 19le,
at the hour Of noon. for the rest OF
the day. this day being the ami
verary Of the signing Of the armIs-
tee, and do publicly urge that
all other public business including
the school Of the city insofar as
practicable close at noon Of sad
day. in respect and honor to our
bcys who did so we'll, and have
received such small repay for
what they diu.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this
10Th day Of November, in the year
of our Lord, 1919
GEORGE V. 8. WEEKS,
Mayor Of the City Of Ottaw;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
No Action by Merchants.
Ottawa Couple Licensed.

\ marriage license was sued IN
he county clel'a office today for Miss
Marguerite g Brien and George Crank.
both Of this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
(By the Associated PressO

Bellevile, ILL.,, Nov. |0.-A resolution con-
demning the ruling of udge Anderson at lnd-
annapolis in the governme Mt in junction suit against
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10

Twelve thousand wildly cheering
persons. blowing TN horns, pouluAE
dish pans. throwing confetti and t1y-
tnmg else that would make noise or
lend festive air 10 the event, parad-
ed the streets from dawn until late al
night one year ago tomorrow. NoVe'iI-
Der II. 1918. The news had come that
the Germans nad signed the armlStice
aud that fighting on the western lroill
vas over that all danger to the loved
ones in the trenches was past
Tomorrow is the first anniversary OF
that rp0chal event Practically all OF
the boys who were in the trenches ar"
back home. They nave put away
their Khaki and their blue for their
"ciyies' Most OF them are at lheN
old job, and have almost forgotten tn"
war. But the people Of the city VII.
remember aud Join with them in cele.
brating the glorious victory that their
uncoasing courage, bravery and LABOR
brought ahout,
Navor George Y, = Weeks IN re-
sponse to a request from Ottawa POST
No. -, American Legion, has lsSue,'
proclamation, asking all the people
of the citv to lay down their work Tor
one halt day ana JOIN with the return
ed soldiers in celebrating their vl''
tory.
Schools to Observe Day.
Bv the proclamation the cltN on
fl ,cs. and all the departments OF the
city government wherp il is pos ]
be will quit work The schools Will
close and all mercantile houses
where it is practical Will suspend bus
mess for the day
Loon merchants, and most OF the
business men in the outlying districts
! feel that they could not possibly clost
the stores, without greatly inconyen
/ ipnciag their customers, So>t is likely
that onl, the Offices will close
Big Ball at Armory.
The celebration viii center arount
the big "Armistice day ball which
VIII be given at Armory C., al night
T. /, thought about two thousand peo
pie will attend this affair, which vii
be- the largest social event of the sea
son The armury will be decorated
with fags and red white and blue
IN manner that Is more b"autllu
than it has ever looked before
Strawn Gay. aided by very cf'icien
committee is designing the decora
tiros.
Lieut.. Harry Kelly, IL head OF tn
dance committee. lIeutriCh's iftoe
piece orchestra has been engaged t
"a, t.I - From, nnt II y a 'rlnrI
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10

,,, BY the Heinrich orchestra, fol
lowed by an exhibition drill by a
platoon of high school cadets. At
The close Of the drill the hall will
be turned over to the guests, for the
higrcst dance Ottawa has ever put
cross.
The program for the concert fol.
lows:
Overture stars and Stripes For
ever .,,,,.-,','.'' SouSa
Selection. National Airs. Robinson
Flag Salute O. r. $. Cadets.
Selection, "rhe Star Spangicd Ban
ner"
Vocal selection. ........ Jusin Jaeger
There viii be various speCialties in
troduced from time to time during
| he dance such as scenic effects. etc,
Upstairs in the dining room, the
| Corps. will serve supper. Tickets
have been sold thruout the entire city
| and everyone in this vicinity has been
extended an invitation to attend, The
money raised will be used in purchas
ing things for the soldiers at the
county sanitarium.
No Action by Merchants.
No formal action to obey the mayor,
proclamation setting aside Tuesday
afternoon tor a halt holiday. has beel
| taken by the ottawa business moA
and John q kane, secretary OF the as
sociatiCn announced this Afternoon
that the closing left to the merchant
individually to decide whether or no
hey would close.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1890
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
w EATHiER

p Elrtiy cloudy Tuesday;
colder Tuesday night and
Wednesday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10

OTTAWA FREg TRAoeN
Established 1910
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MERCHANTS II LOSE
FOR THE FRY TRIP
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Having received als y:tation from
The Governor. Il nulpsr q Annapolis
merchants will close heir stores, W
unanimous agree Inen9 tonacrroM AZ
ernoon In order 10 ake the iissflai
ferry trip across the sy 10 Claiborne !.
Some Of the inercltaE nose stores
Will ke closed ii the itern0oil e or
der % permit them 81 make the TIP
are The Ridoaf Cans Frank =.
Munrne. Strange White. 81 f
Thomas CO., ana JosipIl Lipnall.
The steamer Emerson e.. Harrington
vii leave at O'Clock rom the wharf
fooi of King George street. for flte
trip across the bay nd viii, begin
ming Friday make tree trips dailS
connecting the EastefA and The Vest
.ern shore BIZ ferry iaat al these ifl'
tervaIs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
ADVERTISED LETT 4 rs

Letters advertised az the annapolis,
Md, Post Office, june AZ 1919 Ter
sons calling for advertised letters,
should mention that they we're adver-
Used III the Evening Capital and give
date June lis 1919
Mems List Wesley Il. BAKER, Jrs
philip Beigel Mr.. Smith CornWell, Mr.
Il. ii. Duckett. Mr.. C Edward Mr. W j
GIatzeI. Mr.. II, i Hammond, Mr.. Har-
Did Il. Parker. Mr. r Pinken Nrs
Carlton Warning
Womans List Mrs. Annie Banks
Miss Charlotte NJ CALDWELL Mrs. 81
syeyman Croker, Mrs Rebecea Dean
MRS. II. Drischler, Miss Lena Mad
Drew. Mrs. Margaret Gardner Mrs
.Gibhon. Nettie Good, Mrs Minnie Hill
Mrs. II. A. HopWood. Miss u 4. Helen
I.andstrna, Mrs. Charles !. Newall. Mrs
John TpmIinson Mrs. Thomas
Withers. Mrs r. n. Wright, Jr.
z. y LINTHICIJM,
Postmaster.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
DANIELS CREATES
Two j. S. FLEETS
Secretary Of The Navy Divides
Forces Into Atlantic And
Pacific Groups
Or EQUAL STRENGTH

Orders making effective the pro-
posed division Of lie United states
naval forces into two fleets of equal
strength one d DC called me Al
Iail;Ir and the nshYr the paelde fleet,
were issuesi MonAay pisili the
Navy aeparil As.niir is:sry 3.
Wilson Viii command lie .sil.nsse
and Admiral Iiasa Haasnaa iAa pas
eIfIc neei
Each If tho two ilee viii II. an
DOS II 81 fsair ,.ia sas 81 psG .Ias
AMI drea liloAg m; s9 division os
cruisers, division 81 de-
- roy ers. tsisca tolis "a sahla&-
rtnss snd Two diy soa n nine lys
ers
supply repagr ina far l.osaita |
ships. lug and osllar a;tAil,ar II
sbe equally aiyil.sd seeH tias No
ileet AZ the Pacific MEET lleretsss
fore has consisted ttf vnI5 i fsM a;sf
ssleslsps ana sntne arul1red ana l!ghs
cruisers and destroy crss no ~
eflitles aud naval I:ass 81 TILL l'a
#eitic Coast probably NIL hasss NJ BE
gEeatlg enlarged
There probably Vail b no change
III tilr Asiafic fleet Ne third COM
ponent force III the Navy eauept that
yice Admiral Albert t,leases come
snanlier oT Inc cruiser AMI transport
force since the tinitsd states bean
sending men over Niis become
commander az thai ileft vita tlle
rank IL admiral
Wire aslmirals fir the Atlantic and
Pacific iieets viii be announced next
week Vice A,ifairal ~ y Rogers,
nov iii command on tie Asiatie feet
will lie The vice admiral III tnai feet
but will remain III command nnIii
Admiral GIeaye9 completes The work
sof returning the american soldiers
from France Higher rank FOR The
Three feet commanders have been
appravetI 5s President Nilsson.
Admiral Henry Mayo, now csill-
nlanaiag tie United states ileet will
become chairman Of The Naval SEE
lection beard charged with The se-
leeting 81 officers Tor promotion and
at tile expiration Of that service will
become i member Of the Navy Cen
.erai Hoard until his retirement He
ms commanded the Atlantic feet
since before the United STATES enter
ed the war
The date for the division Ct the.
main neef into tie two units for the
Atlantic and Pacific has not yet been
tiKed. Secretary Daniels will take tip
division plans With Admiral william
u. Benson, chief Of operations when.
Inc Admiral returns from Paris THIS
week and viii then give the ina ] 8 llz
broYai of assignment Of ships
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
ROBERT s. 4. GLADDEN.
Y0UNe;ES1 81. JOHNS
GRADU A r

>
on the twenty two graduates II
the class. the youngest IL RoIert
81 Al GLADDEN. vino Il but He
~ a0n of prof Thomas S Glad
den. member of me 81 Johns
College Faculty and Mrs Glad
den. and Ii i native 81 Texas. hay
ng been born At Lexington, Tex
III November. 1909. but has lived
IN annapolis since 4 mere child
When but is years old R0bert
GLADDEN. Was promoted from the
ST Johns Preparatory School. for
at that time there vas i college
preparatory school attached q the
institution. anu his promotion was
ufleondii lonal He passed into the
college proper from the Prep.
school without being conditioned
iii auy study He completed tbs
four years course at tlse college
taking his degree III the age Ut but
II he anticipates goins q Vest
Point Young GLADDEN. has two
brothers ID the service Lieut.
Commander GLADDEN. l5 s n and
Capt Arnold GLADDEN. " 81 hi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
FERRY STARTS TOMORROW
Notable Ceremonies Arranged
For Annapolis And Claiborne
MAYOR TO PRES ENT FLAG

Annapolis will al sgsve Iii i worthy
way The beginning smorroW Of The
ferry traffc which wa unite she STATE
roads system OH theKeo sides. 81 tlle
Chesapeake, and RfH at the same
lime. place Annapolissa on an important
route III through lrazsic. the absence
Eof which has been DE great bar ID
its commercial and industrial develop
ment Ii is All eycntof great signiti-
canoe to state and 0lty and worthy
sof tile Important preaara iions which
hare been made to ssptc Il.
The exercises hers viii begin AZ
noon. and tile chief feature will be
tile presentation by sayor James n.
strange. on the par I the city, of a
handsome state fia fiji addition
Judge Moss and james MI Munroe will
Ispc:.k The Naval Aasaemy band viii
Le present, and the exercises will last
about an hour
All the conclusion hssEe The HarriIlg-
ion. With soinetling IKE thousand
invited guests. will sta1t Tor Claiborne,
where the exercises oa the part of the
Fsastern shore Will take place, The
one unsettled detail 80 regard to the
AFFAIR IS the speech as Governor Har5
lrington Attorney Get5eral Richie had
zen scheduled fol- speech at Clais
horne. tut lie will ifoa be allie to at
tend. and lie Governor Will almost
certainly speak III tlaa place He may
speak d Annapolis agso The return
"trip 10 Annapolis wiHb De made late IN
the afternoon
Regular traffic for8 passengers will
begin on Friday according To plans,
and for automobiles ifhin i day ar
two AFTER The wharf 3 beng rapidly
arranged Tor the hasaling Of auto
mobiles, and should De ready this
week. The number hines which
the vessel Will han6 at one time
is probably about eighteen Or twenty
The first estimates long this line
we're entirely too gres However iii
view of the three tries day, which
the boat Will make ea f. d very con-
siderable yellicnlar raYtic can be
HANDLED.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
new CHEMICAL TANK
Water Witch Hook and Ladder
Cos. New Apparatus IS Here
IT'S MANY CAPABILITIES

Yesterday afternoon and evening the
new piece of apparatus recently pur
chased by the Water Witch Heck and
Ladder Company at i cost III $500
was driven around town through the
various streets, 10 give the generous
contributors sight Of tae hi to- date
!.9iece 0t fire fighting machinery ~
which they had given. even 4 small
amount
The new chemical truck and pump
.i# built by the American Ia France
Co. and Ii 6-eyiinder machine.
equipped with searchlight and z chem
Teal tanks 81 81 gallon capacity each.
1T can extingaish ire with water MS
we'll - chemicals. and can throw 900
gallons per minute under s0-lb. pres4
sure from lls inch nozzle and 49,
gallons d minute from TWO smaller
nozzles. These nozzIes can be used
iii connection with rotary pump
The chemical tank Ii charged with
sulphnric acid and sodium bi-carbon.
ate. and the tanks can be used alter
nalely, one Icing charged while the
other Is being used. Extra chemicals
are carried FOR the purpose Of charg
ms tile tanks when necessity requires,
There are also two small hand e. 1
attached 10 tne apparatus
on tho side
The Water Witch had d chemical APP
narafus which the government pur-
chased DIT the time of tlie outbreak of
the war With that money and d0na-
ton solicited. the present one, which
is larger and 81 an advanced type.
was purchased.
!. II ii understood the Independent Co,
no contemplates the purchase of q
chemical apparatus which ii expected
next week at cost of $40, DOE. Its
capacity Will be $50 gallons.
The Water Witch tried out their new
apparatus On Monday evening at the
foot of Prince George street with
great success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
- Licenses

The following marriage licenses
nave been granted By the Clerk of tlle
Court 800 3.
Thomas G. Gather, q, and Goldle
4 s,riss,th. is. both of Severn, Nd
lifton Marion Rasin, s9 ai1tl
Narie Nadaiine Holman e, both 81
baltimore
oscar Frederick conrad e. and
an.lrey warren, Is, 10th 81 nalti.
more
Arthur j. Stout, S, I 3 81 81 al'
voreed, and Jennie g chairman ~
divorced. of Washington. n
The foilowing license MAS issued 81
i cOlored couple
John III Cheshy. md Mary s.
Jackson. 2S, both u Woodward Yiiie'
Anne Arundel count
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
A. LIEUT.. u. S. MARINES
WAR SEEMS TO PASS BY


Lieat Arthur 4. Prime. of the I
s. Marine Corps. ii perfectly
healthy tWoIstea fighter bur every
fine there fl war II seems 81 Pass
him by en tile other side of the street
Prime 81 man whom fighting simply
goes out 81 TN way Is avoid, as Wit
ness his ali enlpts q get IL France ail9
mix II with tho Huns;
He enlisted ID The Marine Corps III
June 1917 but instead of being sent
III France WIS directed to Santo ~
nlingo g anell natiye al lfsssntss.
When he got there 4 was oyer er
he returned III the Marines camp :lt
gluaMtico W. tile tprisIiia l,l.tsRa
out aneW Prime was stricken With
Influenza It'll he was about d saiI for
iranee He recovered and was board
ing another transport when the iafs
Itiisfiee came.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
HOUSING CONI TONS
IN WASHI9 STON. p. G

The congestion m N shington, p. q,
which have resulted rom the influx
Eof war workers, hasSiow been eon-
Esiderabiy relieved scortiing 70 q
statement az the ITniSed States Civil
Service Commissions Fully 10000
persons have left Washington since
the signing of The a9mistice, and A
gradual further redns ion. will cause
living conditions Ia Ae Capital City
Id continue To impFee The Com
nilsson states that itis informed by.
the Washington office Of the Homes
Registration Service of the Departs
ment of Labor that tits III u position
to provide rooming ard boarding ac-
Communications for aII who apply for
them. The Homes Registration Serv-
Ice constantly mainta ilss d list of ayail-
able rooms III private houses Where
two persons share afooIn. the room
with beard. that ii, tie two principal
meals Of the day, mag be had for $40
sor $3.50 month for each person. In
addition, tile Government conducts at
Itractye residence halls Id which about
1000 women are accommodated Is
separate room with bard III the Gov
Iernment residence halls costs s45 8
month Every CONTEXT and convent
tence Ii provided
Notwithstanding reductions In some
branches of the serglee the force Ii
Washington is SO large that hundreds
Iof vacancies il permanent positions
are constantly occurrlg stenograph-
llers. typisls, and book Keepers especial
1 III are III demand Full information and
application blanks nsay be obtained
from the secretary ofthe local board
lot civil service examiners 4 the post
office on custom hous ii any city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
THOSE WHO EARNED
PRIZES FOR THE BEST
PARADE DECORATIONS


The decorations committee Of the
home coming RECEIPT ion. Clarence III.
White. chairman. met last night and
reached decision as "a the prize vim
ners for the best decorated huiIding on
The day oil the parade The decision
was reached after most careful con-
sideratlon
First prize was awarded u the VA
ierwtch Hook and Ladder Company.
for It's building On EAST street and
second III the Rescue Hose Company,
for the decorations ID ifs home on West
street The Public Utilities Company.
College avenue and Bladeu street. plas
awarded third prize, The Awards car
ried win Them sums 81 SIS, SO and
81. respectively
Iii making these awards, the com.
iniltee did not overlook The claims Of
number az Others. all of which had
done most credllabiy. and the decision
represents Tile gieWs of the members
after most careful consideration og all
those whose claims were present asl.
Much attention vas given u The hand
sonie decorations ut the spa Greek
bridge ~ The people b Eastport, but
II seemed clear 81 the COMMITTEES thai
Il could not BE considered III tile com
petition, al BY iis terms only bnild-
ings were 10 he considered.
Ii Il interesting To nufe that the
Water Witch Company. winners 81.
FIRST prize FOR building decorations. Ec-.
Gently Won first prize FOR the best ar1-8
pcarance of company al the Stale Fire
mems Convention at Salisbury
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MAKING INTEREST
EARN INTEREST

Holders Of bonds IN the First Lib
erts Loan viii today reeaiYe more
than ss6.00oOoo from the Federal
Government, This ii tho senai-annuai
interest payment Inc 70 the men and
wenlen who lent the government 81
600 900 900 as tho initial financial efs
fort when the United states entered
liie great war III the last SIX months
that SO 600 900 900 has earned more
than $40. 000.00e which will be paid
tO the lenders 81 the government
The Savings Division Of the Trea NJ
ury urges every holder 81 the first
loan Who will clip his interest cou-
poiss today al Who will receive his I'M
lersst check from the Treasury Il he
hollis registered bonds, ID reinFest his
interest iii War Savings stamps. the
best small denomination security ever
tsilare.i to tie people or the United
states Hy this means the SAG. 900 900
ID he paid 10 the first loan holders Will
AL once begin "a draw interest again.
III Will draw d higher rate than was
paid on the first Liberty Loan. which
was Issued at 3IIhk per cent
War Savings Stamps pay per cent
interest. compounded quarterly and Il
she entire $4,000 900 paid 10 holders
of me first loan IN the semi annual In
terest payment were Invested mi War
Savings Stamps Ii would earn up-
wards ol $5 900 900 by the time the
stamps mature III January 1924
The government ii now paying
more than ss0s. 900 900 II Interest an;
nuaIly on the savings Of the peopis
invested III war loans. This trenlen,
dous amount Of interest can BE made
the basis for further interest through
the thrift movement by investment II
W; Savings Stamps and Thrift
Stamps. Coupons clipped from bond!
og the frst issue, Of Treasury check.
for interest On registered bonds, vii
Be accepted as cash IA payment fol
! War Savings Stamps
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
BUILDING HOMES
At MURRAY HILL.

Mrs & 81 Thofnaa. widow of Lieut..
e'onstnander Thomas, Y. = the first
I. american naval officer to lose his liz
in lhe var With Germany. IS building
u house an Murray Hill Her sister.
Mrs !.aIes lloyd wife III Commander
Hold. l NE II also building 4
handsome home adjoining that III her
sister
isotn naval officers wives ara dangh-
tprs 81 Mr AMI Mr. j William Mar
lin, this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
erriee III TrInIsy Taalght

The regular mid week service will
le held I'll Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, South tonight The church
has been undergoing repairs. but the
work Is far enough advanced to per-
mil the service to be held Rev 3 s.
Wooif presiding elder Of the baltimore
District, viii be present 10 take charge
of the service The FIRST Quarterly
conference Tor this conference rear
will 81 held Al the close 81 the public
service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MIDNIGHT MYSTERY
Cloud OF Smoke And Smell Oh
Burning Wood On Main ST.
SMOKE AND NO FIRE

a u
4 midnight mystery developed last
nIght on Main street. The solution pf
which Il still pizzling he parlici-
pants
ltsIe coming down Main street ~
half past twelve O'Clock last night.
Charles sllearnlan saw i large cloud
of smoke issuing from an alley BE-
tween Foundry restaurant and the res
aience II Misa Annette shafef and
Mis- Hose Bond 1oWman. Opposite
Motel Maryi4ntl Further than seeing
the large cloud af smoke which, Mr.
ShearHtan say complete iy hid from
view si,e lseiiis iaslori'ls building
nearby. lie .iellesi smoke ng IL old
wood burning
Having aaaed Officer ira.ltOia Who
Was ssaiea an Tho feps III the Anna
POLLS BANKING and Trust eonlp4i.y.
corner Church t.ireie anil Main street,
Nr. slltarinan reiraeea hta steps and
apprleod ille Gflleer Ill hIs fear III Is
Ore III tllr vicinity OfIicer E'rantofn5
also aaw tile smoke and noticed the
sxaor st burning wood 10th 4c aud
Mr. Sherman made in invest lgafion.
mnd awakened Foundas, Miss CeAtnan,
and Hanlske. nearby. 81 well as n IS
snltl, proprietor 81 Hoiel Maryland.
NIL of whom made i thorough SCARS.
0g their premise for ire but fenn.l
mono
III the nlaaHtInn Rasscrs BY Joined
Ia the aaarcll and thorough inYestI
9htion vas made Oh the school street
as Il. for fear there waa fire sfaolder-
sng there. hui nonn VAS found Mr.
snaath and the Maryland Hotel baker
vent from top 70 bolton d tile hotel
searching Tor any evidence u IRE. As
DID Mr. Hlntake II his home and
Feumdaa at tic restaurant
ha cloud of smoke as described by
Nj shearnnn vas "a little plsfF but
i heavy cloud and the odor of burn
INK wood Was distinct ~ many In the
vicinity Although nj IRE was dis
covered, Mr. sileartnan II firm III his
belief That some one had started q
IRE iii Tie alley next To the F'oundas
restaurant, anu TINT It was either put
cut. or burned itself out but that Tiers
A0uia not aasc been sach 4 cloud Of
smoke and no fire. e Impossible said
Is She tgmais when telling this morn
ing az inc Main street midnight niys-
terry,
a--s4@-4es~@ sss4s--e@r-
VIZ aUnaetilses have % swallow on
bride but ono swallow aoesn't alitlse 4
summer.