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Journalism And The Law
Of Average.
BIZ r. II. Amphlett Leader.

- -N@S ~ JO0A AAG%A4OA . ~ ~ inv
your Electromagnetic definition you will
find there will not help. mean, what
constitutes journalism in the highest and
broadcast sense Of the word. lC was
chiefly regarded as a trade to Franklin,
the printer; to Bryant. the poet. it was
literature, while to Greedy it was evange-
ism: to the older Bennett and the older
Pulitzer it was manufacture; Dana, the
s%atlrlst, regarded it as art; it was to such
cynics as Godkin and Mcdonald hyper
criticism; while to Stead, the m~etaphySi-
clan, it was teaching. | menr1n he de-
parted only. Many may say tuat these
are irrec0ncilabIe views and, theret IRE,
to give q definition of what is journalism
that will stand the test of critical analy-
sis is extremely difficult if not impossible.
Nothing is further from the ttutn.
Every art has its phrasc3-its divisions.
peculiar to itself but in no way affecting
the whole. Let me illustrate. Just as
some musicians specialize IN arrange
ment, others composition; some doctors
f~evers, others operations; some lawyers
criminal law. others international law: SO
it is with journalists. The Masters |
have cited knew the profession as a
whole and have employed at one time or
another every phrase of it, but each and
every one was a specialist in a certain
phrase.
Let us see il these divisions when con
sidered separately will give a clear def
milton OF what journalism is, Tor as logic
puts it: Things identical with the same
thing are identical with each other"
Journalism is a profession, one TO be
classed with medicine and law but only
when it aims to instruct and cultivate
1t is eyangelism-but not VIXEN purely
emotional, or catering. Manufacture it
is; it is art; hyper-criticism it is but
only when it portraits the whole truth
and nothing but the ruth" It is each
ing, undoubtedly, when constructive.
Now combine these different phrases
and see what a Wh0!a they make. Jour
nalism is All art which is not emotional:
ranks high among The professions; aims
at telling the truth; if it tears down a
howell it is only to erect a palace in it's
place; and diffuses news and knowledge.
Journalism is the ability to distinguish
the formal-news editorial, or essay from
the %censorious, the heart-to-heart, the
casual, the human-in5erest, the deeper
import, and the Observation-Disclosures
truth the highest form of editorial. or
essay writing. That is journalism in
the highest and truest meaning of the
word.
Samuel Mcclure, a representative Anne
rican editor, y The Journalist
must know men and the motive that
, 1919-07-10
ST.. Croix, 7th July 1919.

My Dear Sir:
There appeared in the Saturday
edition of your paper an expression of
somebody's opinion, regarding the COM
medy-drama rendered al St. Gerard's
Hall on the night of the Fourth by the
st. Joseph Literary and Dramatic So
ciety.
Well, as a very Interested spectator Of
the play, | would say that it was, indeed,
we'll chosen; and also well rendered, con-
sidering that this was the first public
perfol nance of the Society, itself a crea-
ture of but six months.
The comedy-drama "AIl on account of
Polly" was well chosen and not too diff
cult for the new performers for the sim
pie reasons first, that they rendered it,
according to the universal verdict of all
who actually saw it very we'll, surpris-
ingly well; secondly and particularly be-
cause the Play in question has but one
stage setting throughout the three acts
and calls for the same entrance and exits
for the performers throughout the PIUy.
Then again it is a Play of very light act
ing. All of these conditions rendered
the comedy, according to an excellent
and unprecedented critic who was present,
we'll chosen, and "as easy, if not easier,
for the Beginners"
AS to the attendance having been "a
fairly good one, | would say that, upon
inquiry, find that not only were all re-
served seats lover 100 in number) sold
out before the performance, but also that
some 80 or more people from both ends
of the Island applied at the door for re-
served seats and were accommodated
with extra chairs as far as floor space
would permit. When reserved seats sell
out it is a well known sign, that an enter
tainment is we'll attended. Whether the
person who gave the opinion published
in your estimable paper was present at
the performance or not, | cannot Judge:
though | am inclined to think he or She
was not, ~ SO erring is the criticism and so
ignorant it portrays the critic of the item,
that at this fairly we'll attended enter
tainment all refreshments were sold out
before the intermission was over and the
articles for sale were as plentiful or
moreso than at any previous entertain
ment know of in St. Gerard's Hail.
Indeed, we are reminded by this critic
of an old saying Children throw stones
only at the tree that has fruit upon it,"
In other words, there were some very
good things to be said of the entertains
ment with its main feature comedy and
someone, either jealous of the success of
the first performance OF these amateurs
or else wishing to pose as a critic even
"a Fhn o0C+ &c I;Caa,,v oo ~s-~. -..-L1 "
, 1919-07-10
DSg~ No kilograms yet received.

The weather continues drizzly and
moist which is at least preferable to the
irSufferable heat with which we have
had to contend recently. O. lines of rain
we've measured at the Fort this morning.
Schooner Creole sailed for St. Thomas
at 8 o'clock this morning. The breeze is
light, but the little there is, favors the
run over.
The Laughing Mask will be concluded
at the theatre this evening, and pro-
misses rich entertainment to all who have
followed up the grand drama. Those
who have not as yet seen it, will be able
to learn the events of previous exhibit
tons from the synopsis given at each
show.
The Fourth of July Celebration Com
mittee on Tuesday evening wound up all
its affairs. After paying all expenses
incident to the celebration, there was a
balance Of 5000 remaining. By a vote
of the Committee it was determined to
invest this amount in two baseball out
fits, one to be given to the public school
and the other to the parochial school
children of Chr~istiansted, with a view to
introducing the game of baseball and
promoting healthy competition amongst
the children. The fund was turned over
to the Despatchirg Secretary, who placed
the order for the materials.
All the decoration equipment, ETC.,
which were the property of the Commit
tee have been turned over to Mr.. r. FIRE.
dericks, who has agreed to be permanent
custodian for the same, with a view to
these materials being available at any
time for public decoration purposes.
, 1919-07-10

Schooner Creole sailed for St. Tho
at 8 o'clock this morning. The bree,
light, but the little there is, favors
run over.
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CANDIDATES COLUMN
AxgssV NlEakNr

lsnrahr aenonss,e mat am 4 candidate
for Eaae oiAee III CLERK 0f sAa circnIt Court
for Anne Arundel County. subject 70 the
action ~ the Democratic Primaries.
ii ms king his announcement feei fhHk
ahoHtd state briefly. FIRST hat u
nm n1mtnHfesi and eIeefed ~ this 0gilce
VIII TO the best ~ Iay skill and judge
meiaf diligently md faithfully, Without
pmrtialIty or prejudice sltsefafRe the tlufipa
OF HAid 0ltlre. was appointed deputy
clerk ansiaT Major SIsriNw HarwOaa. then
clerk fiji the Spring u 1881. and upon the
death III Thomas :. Hrali III April iEats
1 was appointed Chief Deputy Clerk. and
have SERVED continuously as chief Deputy.
under Major 8farmoufi,E JOHN VI. atannuh
and Or. George Wells. until The latter
deafla Ia St.t,gepsIseF, 1918. 0n the first IF
October. 1915. was ~ the Judges ~ he
streuit Court III this circuit. unanimously
appalmfed Clerk Of the Court ~ succeed
our late lanefIted Dr. George Wells. until
the nexf General Election lii November 81
the present year
With my long service and experience So
public seyyAnt, feel that | can con
gideatly lOuk Tor l0ysl And hearty SUE.
port IL tile good people Of this county IN
the counting Urinary sid Geaerai Eirs'tlsii.
have always rpRafsiesl lHlblte office
ne public trust" and hYmiy believe that
he who faithfully aud honeaJy discharges
the duties ~ the office ~ which be has
been elected OF appointed best serves hiA
t,arfy and the lsuhlig
stylt.tf WM. s.. walpWARil
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CANDIDATE FNR GLERK or THE
CEMsIRT ftlI KIT FOX ANNE
Arundel, COUNTY

II, announcing NY candi.lacy FOR the
olite ~ the cierk III the Circuit Court for
Anne Arunaei County subject 70 the action,
~ the Democratic primaries, ! feel thai
III Is il duty 10 myself. AIid til the peUI,le
If the county, to give them short sketch
~ my aiiseial career.
During tiy political car haye hlWAyk
tried fo represent tile people 70 the best ui
NY ability. Every office tint have heid
either by appointment ar election. haFs
given my Ha.fsiiled time Riia attention to
these yarIauH Offices. I feel That II IL thu
iiuty of every man that holds public office
10 give that office personal attention aud
be there nj all times "a serve tile people.
Many years aga ] was honore.l by the
people of the 1Itg AZ Annapolis hy being
elected one ~ fh@ Aldermen from tll.
second Ward Of the tfty af Annapolis.
represented the people, Of Iny ward and tht
people ri large, 10 the best ~ my ability
giving Them such improvements that VIA
lA keeping with the economical welfare 81
the City.
Afterwards was appointed Ply the late
fsoSernor Grothera 10 the Board Of Super
yisore Of Eleettona of Anne ATutsSiel
County; also nNpalnteil by the present
Executive ~ the State the Hon II 81
ma ii II IL ss year 1910 was honored By the
people III the County by being elected q
member III the State SENATE. There rep
resenseti the people % the very best u my
ability looking 10 the economical admin
iatratiOn III the States AFFAIRS, and also
looking 10 the best interest 1T our County
aA4t Its people.
III 1917 j was elected 10 the office af
Sherla uf Anne Arundel County hayt
given my entire time aud attention 10 the
business Of the office and haze saved
many thousands ~ dollars by my eco.
h0fnieaT administration OF said office and
especially by being in daily attendance
and giving the office my personal super.
viaiou, ANA feef that | have given the
County the very best service that we have
lind for many years
una now calltiIslate for Clerk RI the
Circuit Court. and ask nh legal lleipos
erats for their support and II should be
succeaafni liz the primaries and In the
ganerml election III III herehs soienly de-
Ieiare To give said office my personal super
vision amtl that | EIil conduct said Office
In i business like way aud give IL this
general public prompt and efiteielt serv
Ice. irrespective 0f polttics believe that
this is tic peoples fight and trust In
them tO use their own Judgment and In.
JOSEPH III. BFLLIS,
candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Conrt
for Anne Arunticl County. Jya
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NOTICE 70 EREDITIjRs

Notice IN hereby given. that the anb.
sefibar. ~ Anne arundel county, has oh
taine4l from the Orphana Court u Anne
Arundel county. In MarytAnd. letters "a
administration on the personal estate III
RERkT WMESasT.
late ~ Anne Arunslel county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the aeseased
arr hereby warnesi to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, 10 The sub
acriber on Or fefnre the
9ih flAY ~ JANUARY. lss0
They mag otherwise. by Law. be excluded
from all hhneAt IL aald estasR. All per
SINUS indebted ta Ralsi estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand bis 1at day Of
July 1919.
WI III. HOWARD.
Admir-
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oRpRR 81 PUBLICATION.
saaaaers CO. d. pssrl chass.
m The carenis Ceare for Anne Arwndsl County
Equity Disoroe No. 2T2


The caase q this suit + 10 procnYe divorce
. vaScILo 6ATKIMoSII from tho defendant.
The hiB Atmt@s the aaArrsags ut She parties
IA The Iannth of Aarvh, 1905. ana that they
reaidzi IL AMnapciis, Nd. Is huahaAd ard
Mffe nMEsi IunA. 1905. Mken tbs defendant
AeneRfed and alsnndasted thn plaintiff without
any iUns cause "a rrkson nnd declared her
intention 10 Ike wIth him no Ionger
That 0ne child Was born - rrsnis ct Sad
inaFriage. %eroaica. DO Is residing With
Mrs. Emma Rtdgeiy in Baltimore City, Md. =
sister a. the defendant.
That The pialati6 did All that Be could to
Eaake horne happy That the separation Is
deliberate and anal and for q longer In.Fiea
tnlfterrHpaediy than three YEARS. and II be-
yond sny reasonable hopS of reconciliation.
That ihe defendant i nonresident u The
State Of MARY lend
1t Il tisrrenpon This 24th day at june. in
lhe year 81 1919, ~ lie Cirenit Court of Anne
Arundel County, sitting Ii Equity. ardered that
The plSfhtif hs causing copy st this order 20
be inserted ia some newspaTAr pnlllsShed in
Anne Arundel County once IN eAeh Ut four
sarceSSive weeks before the a6th das Of July.
1919 giving notice 10 the SAID PeAff Chase,
non exident 81 flse object CT this snit and the
substance Of the bill Of compliant. and here
~ warning her to apliear N this Court IN
person or hy solicitor on or before thu
18th Day Of August, 1919,
10 answer the premises aud 10 show eanse
Mhy decree should not he passed as prayed.
MM N. WOODWARD, t,isrk,
True COPY, Test
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ORDER NIsI


IN Anne Arundel County Orphans Court.
Annapolis. Jail& ~. 1919
Ordered, That the Sale IL The Real Es-
ate af
WILITAM rs. ARBOTT,
licensed made BY EinIna abbott Gage, the
Exeentrix and Trustee. Of the last Viii and
Testament 1T the said deceasesi aud this
lay reported tn this Court. hy the said
4ExHcntffx and Trustee, Be ratified and
,ontirIned unless cause be shown To the
contrary. on ar before the
1ssla Dan or August. NENT.
provided. copy Of this order be insert
III in aone newspaper published III the
city nf Annapolis. Anne Arundel County.
II least once q week for fonr successive
weeks before the said 18th dny Of An
gHRt, next
the report states Tie amount ar sales
10 be g. 10000.
GEORGE ". HYDE. G. T.
LIsAdf@Ns BEAI.IA Al 81.
MAYSARf1 CARR, IS. j.
True Capy Test
0DEN II. DUCK Eft,
ly10 y 10 aut,
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ANNAPOLIS TflE LOGICAL PLACE
POR The NAVAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY

When, little oyer year ago.
the Committee of experts which
was appointed 70 recommend 4
site FOR the proposed research lab
oratory and enlarged experiment
til station practically decided on
Annapolis, the decision was ac-
claimed as 4 wise and logical one
and 4 just recognition Of Annapo-
lis preen1inent claims. Even then,
however, there seemed to be an
undercurrcnt working against the.
final contamination III this decis-
ION and 1t was not ciinched. Now.
ii seems, this undercurrcnt IS
breaking through again, this
time with Yorktown, Va, As the
objective
lust what force the movement
has remains to be seen, but the
strength Of Annapolis position ii
the matter ought to BE inpreg
nable. Apart from the advantages
which are apparent to everyone.
there Is the Committees decision,
based on exceptional advantages.
which must necessarily have APP
pealed 10 them and stood the acid.
test u their repeated inspections.
This Being the strength Of our
case, the urgent thing now Is to
concentrate our efforts on bring
ing ii to favorable close. From
the earnestness and the intelligent
direction shown al tie meeting
az die committee Of citizens last
Monday night, there is every rea-
son to believe that the right lines.
are being followed. AS was point
ed out, this Is vastly more than 4
local project Il is Of national
even international Importance
and the establishment Of this Gov
ernnent statiou here would be q
triumphant chicyement that
would justify the fullest measure
of pride not only Of all Annapoli-
tans but Of all Marylanders, as
well. Therefore Il il entirely fit
ting, and wise procedure, that our
Governor. orr Senator'S and oair.
Representatives II Congress and
the press 81 Baltimore ity and
throughout the State, be called to
The front III this movement TO
make our Capital City the chosen
field for still further contributions
to the Nations greatness.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

IL the Uniteel States District Court for tase
HsiNtrief 30 Maryland En n@akrup&cy.
Take n0sire that ARTHUR A. DaMNs.
having been adjndIcatesl bankrupt BIZ
the Honurable. tina Judge 81 said Court.
On April 4sh 1919 q FIRST meeting ~ credit
0rs Will he held at the Court Haaae. An
#napalia MARYLAND on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST sshs ISIS,
IL ii asciafk IS 81. for the purpose III al.
lowing claims examining the Bankrupt
aRa selecting trustee ~ tfsssteea
DANIEL. II. MtsRE AZ.
iysS 30- AEg1 Referee.
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PROPOSALS INVITED

Bids Tor the Arerti0n Of 4 four-rooua
school III the Eighth District o1 Anne
Arundel County. Ms authorized by the Gen.
~raI Assembly ~ MafSiani Acts If 1915.
Chapter No. 50. will lie received and open
ed at the once III the County Board 0E
Education. nj Annapolis. Nd. on Tuesday
August 3. 1919. at II o'clock NJ
I.iana and specifications may bf obtain
ed from George Fox. Comfy SHpeTinteBd-
ent Of Schools at Annapolis Nd. OF from
Henry H. Hopkins Architect No. IL Union
Trust building. Baltimore. Nd.
The County board Of Education retains
tile right 10 n ject any OF al bids
GEORGE FOX.
sT-a1-1k County Superintendent
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION:
Annie q Gtamrper, Plaintiff, Va Herman STAN
mer, Defendant.

Annie e StainTnFrs F{ainflH5 Va 4atFinAH StAtns
mer, Defendant.
IN the Circuit Court u Anne arundel County
The object Of This sui Is 10 procure diyorce
"a NI&GsIIga MkTRlMnSII3 hs tlta Plaintiff. An
me n staFnneT from the defendant, Herman
Stammer
The bin recitss that the parties we're married
on june 81 1910. III Milersyiiie. Anne Arnns
del county State &c Maryland. hy Rev. Frank
N0xalk 4 ihiuixter Of the tiOslasl: that no ehiit
siren were horn Ms a resuis of said maHriages
That tie defendant Abandoned and deserted
The plaintiff Ia the month Ut December, 1912.
Without inst cause or excuse thereof thai the
said abandonment and desertian has heen sau
finM0ns and uninterrupted for more than three
years WIS the final and deliberate act Of tle
ton between the parties 10 this cause hal
he plaintiff has been rcsident Of Mersville.
Anne Arundel county, State 81 Maryland, for
more than TIVE years prior htrtst0l
That tho defendant is now nonresident Of
the State OF Maryland.
il Is therempon ordered hy The CirrHif conrt
III Anne Arundel county. his third day Of liiy.
iai9 that tie plaintiff Us eausing = eapy 81
his Order 20 he inserted n some newspaper.
zach four successive weeks on or before the
4th day Of August 1918. give notice 20 the
said absent defendant. Herman stamner, Of
The Object and substance 0f the BILL Rnd warn,
ING him 10 be and Rp15ear iii this Court liz per
son OF BY solicitor IN or befare The
10th Day oY August, 1919.
10 show canse. II ans be may have, why said
decree should not be passed Rs PRAYED
yM. n. M00DWARI. Clerk.
~ s WI. II. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
ANNE ARUNDEL, COUNTY

hereby ann0unce my raadidacy for Mem
her of the House Of Delegates. snhiect "a tn
PRIMARY election 10 be held In September 1919
Fealixe that tha most promising par5 of 0nl
roAsty has been annexed 10 Rsltitnofe CITY
and, under the changed conditions. the count.
will have To ~ reconstructed to nsset conditions
a they exist.
II nominated and elected. ! pledge myself
10 work increasingly fox the best intereat IF
tbs county and State.
ENoCH r. JOHNSON,
Goiiey poSanfses Anne Arundel CO.. Nd
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Wotel Marsland

III Logan, Keokeek. Iowa: T. FaS.
Baltimore; Norman * sfannahan anil
wife. ST Michaels, Md Il. -. Nhysall.
Now York; Victor I Brooks, Nj. Ran
Ter. Nd. William Al Jones, MI Ran-
Ter. Nd James Henry Pittsburgh
Pa; Samuel Gregg, pittsburgh, ] "
Engie, Baltimore: II II Arthur, Win
chester. va. j NJ Grifilth. OWings,
Md Capt. John n Kaiser. Camp
Meade
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TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAT OF
AUGUST, 1919,
a N o,cFock A. N.

ut II o'clock -. ~,
tiI that Int nf ground lying between the
property OF the Odd Fellows on the east
ind the MeI'artan lot an the west. front
Itg about ~ feet on the south side ~ West
street ana running baek II the line ~
he lot formerly owned by the late Geo.
4 FrHnklIli. improved BY a three story
rick building the residence uf the late
Judge james Ispgpil. This property offers
/ rare opportunity for an Apartment. q
building az this kind being greatly In de-
snaIi,I In Annapolis. This property Is no
veil known II Ii not necessary e 70 fur
her Into detail about the Aame. being the
anne lot III ground ard improvements con
eyed TO The Eagles Club. Annapolis. ny
4 Theo brady and Robert Moss. Trus
ees BY deed dated the 18th IIeceInbsr
l:NlS. and recorded among the Land Kec
,rda az Anne Arundel Counts u. lii Iillnr 81.
81 M. "a folio osa, ~ BY reference there
Will more fully and particularly appear.
TERMS OF SAI.FsA deposit 81 ksJD0.tO
viii be required of the purchaser on day
II sale: rs In 10 days II. In six months
md the balance IN twelve months from day
IL sale, or all cash If the purchaser 80
Ieslres The deferred payments 10 bear
interest from day Of sale.
a. TlfEO RIgATg.
; a
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ARRIVALS AT HOTELS
CaFyel Hall

81 i. Shoemaker, Washington. p c.
a b. cohee, Wilmington, Del. 4 q
Eohee, Philadelphia; w II Bacon
washington; Is, j Quinn Washing
ton: III. ID. Arisen. washington; pr
5A. j Carroll. washington: II y For-
rest, Annapolis; AR. and Mrs IS g
Henderson, washington; Fletcher
Henderson. washington; Fletcher Or
PIN, Washington.
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ORDER NISI
Lloyd r. ciokey. Il al
versus
william ~ Clokey, ct al
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County

No 1885 Equity.
Ordered this 10th day &c July. lFlT that
the sale Of the property mentioned in this
proceeding. matla and reported BIZ Daniel
u. Randall, Trustee, be rAtifea and con-
tirgned unless cause 10 the contrary there
~ he shown on or before the
18th day 81 AaRast. 1919.
provided 4 copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published In Anne
Arundel County. once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 18th dag az
August. 1910
The report states the amount or sales
To be $2.4700a
WE N WOODWARD,
Clerk
True Copy Test
VA II. WOODWARD. CLERK.
Iyaa NA-AlEls
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ANNe1I1N I'M I'm e

hereby announce myself ms candidate
for reelection ~ the Maryland State sen
The I,etn8s.ratle Primaries III september.
Trusting entirely 10 The record u past
grrYipea Mn ii true guarantee of future az
fiyIties. submit most hopefully my can
aItInfy Ia the will III the people Of this
counfy. Sincerely
FRANK NJ. DItgALI4.
St MuFgaFets.
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FIGHTING BETWEEN
WHITES AND NEGROES
SPREADS IN CHICAGO
econ,inusd from page onel
-

r. other instances whites and blacks.
slaahe,l each other with knives, shot
from ambush ar ran down Isolated
members sc the other race and beat
them into insensibflity There Was
some footing Of abandoned residences
and stores in the South Side black
held and number Of small fires were
ascribed 10 incendiarisrl