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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

Think of 1t-20% less than former prices, and our
former prices ,vere the lowest in Washington our
location has always penntedus tosell our goods at
minimum profit ndnomore. Remember, we cam
notgumantee iovr long cse11 goods at these ire
mer1dous reductions we will continue this sale
up to Saturday night, May %, 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

We are not picking out any certain articles at the
end Of fashion season. which is quite often done but
are offering our entire stock of all seasonable merchan
disc including everything YOU would expect to find in
an up-to-the minute department. store. This STU
per1dous sale and Innovation in Washington is abso-
utely fair and straightforward only ask your help
in helping us to helpyou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

John Wanamaker has startled the business world
by announcing reductions Of 300 on all merchandise
in his stores-he realized that many people could not
buy freely Of the many things they need as in normal
times There only thing to do, and that was to
arbitrarily reduce prices matter what the cost to him
in profit John Wanamaker's action encouraged us,
for we too are driving hard to smash high prices-and
we ask merchants to join us in this drive for the public
welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

We know we shall lose money, but if we accom-
plishour puposein making living costs lower for Wash
igton peop1ewe shall be satisfied. Now is the time It
buy-not exwagant1y, but to buy freely all the good:
you need now and may need in the future, for NJ
one knows when the cost Of producing these goods will
Be lowered. You have helped us build big bushes:
-andwe want TO helpyou by lowering prices. Come
fesI
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
FOUR ARE ARRESTED
 ON LIQUOR CHARGES

Informations charging them with transporting liquor were filed by the county attorneys office yesterday in the superior court against four men The fouri were arrested on Christmas night by officers from the sheriff s office paid visit to an amusement resort east of town on the Tempe highway Each of the four were caught on the grounds with bottle of whisky in his possession and taken to the county jail
 The four were as follows: Fred Hash amoto. charged with transporting in toxicating liquor from an unknown place to a point on the west side of the dance hall at the resort. Leon Doe charged with transporting liquor from an unknown point to place near the kitchen; Elmer Jackson, charged with transporting liquor from an un- known place to point 15 yards northwest of the front entrance to the | dance hall. and c. l.. Clifford. charged with transporting liquor from an un- known place to the kitchen.
 Clifford, Hashamoto and Jackson were released early Sunday morning and reported yesterday afternoon to the sheriffs office. They were re- leased under bond to appear in the superior court when their cases are called. Leon Doe failed to report to the sheriff's office as requested and will be arrested and brought in today.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
H|GHWAY|MEN SCORE
 TWO MORE HOLDUPS

With the report of a holdup nearly every night for week now, the crime wave which has been sweeping Phoe- nix continues without abatement. In nearly every case the holdups have been made by "taH man and short man. The method used by the two bandits are the same in each ease and their activities are staged in different part of the city or county nearly each night.
 Laurenicio Arredondo reported to the sheriff's office yesterday that he had been held up the night before near the community house on the Indian School road between ' and o'clock by two men. They took his watch and about s35, he said. Both men. he said, had guns and both spoke Spanish. One was tall man and the other a short man, he said
 Ebert Kaze reported to the sheriff $ office last night that he had been held up on the lower Tempe road one mile east of Center street by a man who took some silver from him. He de- scribed the man as being about 5 feet inches in height, slim, 25 years old and wearing overalls and coat.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossings

The river at Sacaton is dry and crossing good.
 Apache County
 Old Trails Highway via SpringVille and St. Johns and Holbrook In good shape; roads packed hard and no snow. Tourist traffic practically stopped owing to cold weather. Side roads passable but the mountain roads unsafe for auto travel.
 Cochise County
 All county roads in good condition but dusty in places for lack of rain
 Coconino County Light fall of snow but all roads passable.
 All roads in this county are now in good condition.
 Graham County
 Graham county roads rough from Solomonville to Glenbar on account or repairing.
 GreenIee County
 All roads in first class condition; all graveled and well packed; no mud or slippery roads anywhere; all streams bridged. Best route between Stafford and Clifton is via Duncan.
 Maricopa County .. .... Valley roads dusty; coast roads fair; Black Canyon rough. Wicken- burg road good. Superior-Florence good; Apache Trail fair. Going to Ajo via Laveen be careful of drair ditch crossings. Buckeye crossing very good to Gila Bend.
 MOHAVE COUNTY
 All main foads in fair condition eX- oept old Tralls National Highway from Crozier to Blackberry. New construction over Oatman- -Topocl road makes this impossible. All traf- | fic is being routed Kingman to Topocl via Yucca. Drivers should be carefu | in crossing washes. Navajo County
 No rain for nearly month so al | roads are dry and hard. On Fl Apache road. the Linden road is tn best from Taylor to Showlow.
 White river: Roads dry and hard following heavy rains in October | very rough south of Rice. Pinal County Mesa and mountain roads good Valley roads very dusty and chucky no rain.
 Yuma County
 Work has been commenced on tn road between Quartzsite and Vicks burg. This is the shortest route t the Ehrenberg Ferry. Ferry servic good. ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

WANTED = Experienced saleslady for notion dept.-prefer one who has had experience in buying and manag- ing dept. M. Goldwater Bro. s
 LOST-Grey velvet handbag be- tween Phoenix and Tempe--contents money and gold rim glasses. Return to Empress Cleaners 265 w. Wash nie .yl and receive reward. It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
unM nnR ANIMALs SLEEP


 Elephants sleep standing up. when fin a herd. a certain number VIII all ,ravs stand watch while the others sleep for the big powerful beasts are tinid and cautious at night and VIII not go to sleep unguarded. -,
 Bats sleep head downWard' hahslhs bv their hind claws.
 Birds with few exceptions, sleep ,,,itb their heads turned tailward over inc back and the beak thrust beneath Storks gulls and other long legged birds sleep standing on one leg.
 Ducks sleep on open water 10 avoid drifting ashore, they beep naddIing with one foot, thus hlNlllB then, move in a circle.
 Foxes and wolves sleep curleo up' ,beir noses and the soles of their s5 Leel dose together and blanketed py 'ieH Dushy tails ,--.,,.. s+,e+cb Lions. tigers and eat animals s1IeScH ttenseIves out flat upon the sue e' Tbeir muscles twitcl and throp' III % Heating that they are light and rest
 owls. i'm addition 10 their eyehus nave screens that they draw siaewa,ss N,t,s : across their eyes Go shut out the Ilbli1 bi' ro. thev sleep io the daylight-Dea born Independents
 ,.r... trtl,-. 4ra - wears old. tt9 t
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
SENSE OF JUSTICE

Road bonds YES raise land values Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

Doctor Robert M. Dunlap, dentist has moved his office from 21 E. Wash- ington st. to Rooms 4Of-4OS Heard B1sg.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

RESTAURANT. Will sell cheap for quick sale. at 72l Grand Avenue. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
HEAR APPIIcATloN-Tbe corno

HEAR APPLiCATIoN-The corpor- ation commission yesterday heard the application of Daly and Edwards for certificate of convenience to operate water system in Peoria No pro- test was entered. The commission has taken the matter under advise ment.
 VISITING SISTER = Miss Ollie Pruitt arrived last evening from Flor ence to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Carpenter. Her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George B. Pruitt. who arrived before Christmas, will return to Florence with Miss Pru- itt the latter part Of the week.
 IS lLL-Miss Ann Hughs, secretary of the state mine inspector, is suffer ing from an attack of appendicitis. RESIGNS POSITION - Miss Grace Maui. stenographer with the livestock sanitary board, has resigned and will i leave the first of the year for Denver ARRIVES FROM COAST Miss Nora E. Blome, daughter of Dr. R. H H. Blome, state director of vocational education, and Mrs. Blome, arrived yesterday from Pasadena to spend a fortnight with her parents. Miss Blome is art instructor of the Pasa dena Primary Polytechnic School | ---O---
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

Before they arc 9 years old. ''' oi -.a-,, 1000 babies in China uie.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

My boy Josh has been readin' 'Homers Iliad' out aloud" remarked Farmer Corntossel.
 What do you think of it?"
 Its fine. But as usual it doesn't hand out enough poetry to the folks who deserve the real glory
 Who are they?"
 'The taxpayers an the committee on appropriations. Washington Star.
 Good road hons-YES-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 76 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since Jan. 1, 172 degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. to date, 7.S2 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. to date, 6.21 inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. 1, 1.61 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

count flied, set for hearing August 2s'
1920. Notice ordered and cause con-
/ t!nu"d.
Calvin Pollock, deceased. Application
, filed Tor appointment Of executor with
dcclinatIon of Bessie l.. Taylor. No
bond required. Appointment made, let
Ira ordered and issued, inventory or
dcrrd, order issued.
Samuel McFaddcn. deceased. Order
, Of private sale of bonds and War Saw.
lngs Stamps returned and filcd endorsed
with report OF sale. Sale confirmed
and record ordered.
Robert Johnson. deceased. waiver OF
time to file exceptions to order deter
mining inheritance tax filed by the tax
commission Of Ohio. Order ccrtin%d
to auditor for collection of the tax.
Sarah Hoyle. deceased. Application
/ filed for appointment or executors. NO
bond required.
Robert NJ. Gilleland. decca sed Cause
heard OIL application TO determine IN
hcritanCe tax. Auditors appraisal dis
penscd with. Tax determined and copy
f order certified 20 the tax commission
Of ONO.
Talmadge J. Nancurcn. deceased.
Final account n!cd. set for hearing +Au
gust IS, 1920. Notice ordered and con-
unuCd
Loretta A. Rcasbeck. deceased. Pc
titlUn for determination or inheritance
tax filed Cause heard without audi
tors appraisal. Finding that there Is
no tax due.
= Jos.phu- Mccall. deceased. Order Of
private sale Of note taken for deferred
Payment on real estate returned and
flcG.
Corbin 4. Teeman. deceased. VIII and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

BY defendant a. NJ Moore. Alias sum,
mons for minor defendants ordered and
issued TO sheriff.
Robert Franklin Mccoy, lnt"rmett,o9,
received that patient Will b" admitted
TO Ohio Hospital for EpN"Dtlcs. Var
rant to convey ordered and ISSUED.
:. W. Ault. deceased. Notice ~ pro
bate returned and filed endorsed win
Tlmhcrlukc taken. reduced to writing
and Med. 'ause continued.
RchccCa Mchencr. deceased. ApplCa-
tion nlcd for authority 10 distribute as.
sets IN kind with written consent or
dislrlbutcc. Distribution in kind or
dcred.
William NJ jones. deceased. VIII and
application - admit 10 probate He'd
with waivers Of notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken. reduced 10 wrlunG and
filed ProhutcS and record ordered. APP
pIcation Med for app"intmcnt of "N-
ccutorS. No bond required. Appoint
mcnt made letters ordered and issued.
Inventory ordered and issued.
James NJ. Farrell. deceased. nlstr!-
button account MED. approved and al
lowed as final discharge Of admins
traitor. Record ordered.
Adelhcrt J,Ncrs. juvenile delinquent.
Warrant 10 convey returned and h!cd
served.
Ross Ccnaway ct al minors. Invcn-
tory nlcd. approved and ordered re-
corded.
Melvern Shepherd. a minor. lnvcn-
tory hlcd. approved and ordered re-
corded.
Mary ), Johnson. deceased. Testimony
Of W. Il. Francis deceased. Testimony
OF W. II Francis. witness to Will.
taken. reduced to writing and Med.
Cause continued.
Martha j. Ward deceased Waiver
Of notice bv Mrs lrma N"N filed Tcs-
timony OF witnesses taken. reduced to
writinh and Mod. VIII admIttad 10
probate anT record ordered
Marriage Licenses.
Karl w. Armpr"Cht and Mildred May
Frabell both Of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

slowly recovering al her home Ola
! Ninetecnt nstrert. The attending phystc-
| ian stated that II Will bc S"Nerd! "eeHs
! before the bones have Joined properly
M2rshmnuow Toast
! Members OF the jolly Bunch cruz en-
! joyed transformations toast last evening
! out GlennS Ran. Several hours were
/ spent IN toaS:irS nIrShma!lo"S' ahter
which some out OF door games we're
! enjoyed. About twelve couples attend
! cd the affair
Miss Evelyn Lazenby. daughter OF
/! Rcy. and Mrs. Arthur Lazsnby. Is $40"
! ~ recovering at her home on Mar"ooa
avenue. after falling several days ago
and seriously Spralnlng her leg
Underwent Operation
Miss Charlotte Me- luskey. daushter
! OF MIR and Mrs. Charles McSIuskSS, Is
! Warw God. after undergoing slight op-
e''> Charge Of Mission
! Miss EstelIa Meyers of North VAR
/ state University. has been appointed IN
charge Of the mission. being condGctee
in the Eighteenth street Temple, OF
Wheeling. Miss Meyers has complete
| charge OF the chlldrcns department.
Bake Sale.
The ladies' of the Altar society OF
! the Corpus Christi church Will give
| bake sale today at stone and Thomas
store in Wheeling and at Ford's gro
Gerry In Warwood. All kinds OF hone
! made goodies Will be on sale. The
| proceeds will go to the church.
No Evening Services.
! Due, 20 the chautauQua. there Wall be
J no evening services at the Lutheran
| church II IS understood that none or
! the churches will conduct services on
! Sunday evening. Services VIII be held
| at the usual time in the morning.
| Brothernod Lawn Pete.
! About all plans have been completed
FOR the lawn fete and social which
Will be given Wednesday evening. July
/ aSth. BY the men Of the Brotherhood
| nf the Lutheran church and II Will be
held on the lawn In front OF the edl-
/ fee on Warwood avenue. All kinds Of
good things will be on sale. = large
! number Of tickets have already been
sold and il is thought that a largo num-
Der will be present.
Theatre Party.
| 4 number Of the younger set VIII en-
! terrain with a theatre party at the
! Victoria this afternoon. Tho AFFAIR is
| being given in honor OF Miss Elsie
| Young OF New Martlnsville ana Miss
Grace Mitchell OF Barncsville who are
! visiting IN this city. Following the
! Performance the guests Will go TO The
Hoge- Davis grin whore they will en-
10Y a delightful luncheon.
Spratned Ankle.
Mrs. John Koyish OF Richland ave-
nue. met with painful accident yes
terday when she tripped and fell down
| the cellar steps. physician was
called and after an examination found
that she had sprained her ankle and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
Pete Dctorakis and ZahamenIa Tere-
zaki. both Of Falrpoint.
St. Clairsvine Briefs.


4. l.. BumEarncr. clerk Of courts. has
returned from a business trip to en-
Cinnati
Attorney Gordon D. Kinder Of Mar
tins Ferry was here on business Friday.
Rev. II. l.. Bethel has returned to his
home ut Rio Grandc after visit with
his brother. Otis Bethel.
Madison AldrcdEe. Jr.. Of Beliairc.
was a visitor in town Friday.
Miss Halle Potter, Of Wh""IinG Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Ross d. row
Ter Of West Main street.
The Thimblc Bee held business
meeting at the home OF Miss Fanny
Ryan Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Friedcl Will on
tcrtain number of friends this even
ing at their home on East Main street.
X. NJ. Simpson Of Barton was here on
business Friday.
The members Of the Westminster
Guild Of tho iroshytertan church spent
the day NJ Bethesda Friday.
Mrs. Tacie Bethel Of Flushing is Wis
iung at the home Of her son. OTIS
Bethel Of Woodrow avenue.
Miller Hartley Of Pittsburgh IS visit
ing local relatives.
Miss Irene Terrell Of Columbus Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs Joseph Young
The many friends OF Mrs. J. W. OS-
born regret 10 hear that she still con-
Realty Deeds Filed.
Anna Hora to Annie SchenE. Lanl
in Pcasc township. Sl0n,
Manic Jobc and stephen lobe. 70 Cath
crime Leonard. Ian: IN Pcase town
ship. $l.00.
Jacob Mcister to Amelia M"ister.
Land in bridgeport. 500.
Cornclia Neuhart and William NcG-
hart to John HclIcrCn. Land IN Bel
mont county, Sl.00.
Margaret T. Myers. deceased. to John
Myers ct al. Affidavit for transfer.
John Myers ct a. 10 Hayward My
ers Land in Pultn"y township. $500.
Hayward Myers, n W. G. McCla!n.
Land In Pultney township. $40.
John Myers. TO W. q. McClaln. Land
n Pultncy township. S2,S00.
Marriage Licenses.
Harry Raymond BcNcr and BESSIE
White both Of Lansing.
John Francis Greenwood OF Bellatre.
and Mary Margaret Mcllott oE Nef.
Roy McClntock of Piedmont, AMI
Ethel Showaltcr If Rarnesvlllc.
Elmer V. Vessels and Sidney V. Par
l>"r. both of Shad"Side.
Probate Court.
Eello S. Beazcl. deceased. Final &C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
RAaltY peoda Filed.


Daniel II. Crymble to Louis Kolsar
land IN Blaine: $500.
Samuel Il. Barker. deceased. 10 Sarah
Jane Chapman. Affidavit for transfer
Sarah Jane Chapman to William
Chapman. land in Pultney township: 81
julius Sylvester and wife 10 Camille
Colovini. land in Lafferty: s22.
William NJ. Hollett and Mary Hollett
to Nellie MCDANIEL. land in Wheeling
township: $3.50.
Ab!n saitar to Rosie Saitar. land in
Putney township: 81.
F. ". Naylor and Rachel Naylor To
Joseph Webster. land in Warren town
ship: $40.
Mary l.. Rpssell 10 Joseph Meister.
land in Warren township: $40
Probate Court
Fred SpriggS and &. {. ScdEwick 70
the r. & o. Railroad company. Cause
heard on motion /" set aside service Of
preliminary notice. Motion ovcrruled.
Defendant eXCents. Cause set for hear
ing August II. 1920. at a m order
10 draw jury; order issued.
Fred SpriEgs ct al vs. the r. 4 O
Railroad company. Motion filed.
A. NJ. Moore, administrator. vs. A. NJ.
Moore e. al Waiver Of sY--- AI~A
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also injured her arm. She was report
ed TO be resting as easily as could be
expected at late hour last evening.
Moonlight Picnic and Toast.
A party OF the Younger set won't out
on a moonlight picnic and marshmcl
low toast last evening - Graebs mol
low out GlennS Run. Several hours
were spent m different paSt,mes after
which they enjoyed toasting marsh
mallows Before returning 10 the city
they enjoyed a box luncheon. The al
fair was given complimentary 10
Misses Bertha and Lulu rarris ot
GAINESVILLE About fifteen couples wcro
New Swimming Hole.
The boys Of the lower end or the city
after working for some time have
opened up a new swimming hole north
Of the government dam No. IL. Tho
old beach was destroyed when tho dam
was erected and they stated that th'
new place is better.
North Side Briefs
Miss Marie Bingell Will leave sun
day for Akron, O., where she will spend
the week as the guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Ambrose.
Miss Elsie Young Of New Martins
vile is spending, few days visiting
Mss Grace Mitchell Of Barnesy,lIe
will return home today after spending
the past week with friends and reia-
Miss Elizabeth Myers has returned
10 her home in Barnesvillc ar,or visit
ing friends on Nineteenth street.
Pat Wilson Will leav" today on an
extended motor trip over tho east.
after which he will journey as Jar south
as Richland and PetershurE Va.
Miss Clara Seal Of Pittsburgh Is III"
guest Of the Misses Long Of Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kellar ard
daughter OF McMechcn are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs William Tighe Of
Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Riddl" ana son
~ Washington. Pa. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle OF Hess avenue.
10 her home in Canton. @. after sp"nd
ing the past few days visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Miss Theresa Hicks OF Chester. w.
va IS spending a few days visiting
friends and relatives IN this city.
O. J. James OF Cleveland. O.. after
spending several days in this city left
Yesterday afternoon for his home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles stein and
in Fairmont after visiting here.
George Turner of North Warwood
avenue left yesterday afternoon FOR
Washington. Pa, where ne VIII spend
a week visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Lazenhy of
Nineteenth street are spending their
vacation with friends at West Liberty.
Walter Jenkins left yesterday for
Cleveland. O.. where they will spend
the week with friends.
Mrs Carl Jackson has returned 10
her home here after visiting with rela-
tives at WaynesburG. Pa.
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application to admit to probate flca
with waivers Of notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken, reduced to writing ana
filed, Probate and record ordered.
Jacob Schncll. deceased. Will and
application to admit 10 probate MED
with waivers OF notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taGe reduced to writing an"
MED Probate and record ordered. CT
tation ordered and issued 10 widow t.
make election under will. Continued.
Lawrence Wacker, deceased. lnren-
tory filed. approval and ordered record
cd.
Maria Carpenter. deceased. Proof OF
ttled. approved and ordered recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
DETOUR At FULTON

The usual stream Of automobile.
going over Wheeling hill YESTERDAY
evening encountered a detour sign az
Fourth street, Fulton. which forced
them to detour down Fourth street to
Center as far as Glenwood. The Ma
tional road through Fulton has been
undergoing badly needed repairs lot
sorc time. but just one side OF the
street has been taken up until yester.
day. when the brick the entire width OF
the street was removed. The work OF
repaying will be rushed TO completion.
The National road through Fulton is
the worst stTetch IN I'm ,n's ., rirh to TO
the heavy coal trucks.
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--R1rY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPS-
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! ed TO be resting as easily as could be
| expected at a late hour last evening.
Moonlight Picnic and Toast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-13
BURGLARS MADE FUTILE
EFFORT To BREAK INTO
TWO ARDMORE ST RONG
BOXES SA I'll ROAy NJ |GAT

Safe robbery was attempted In two
separate establishments Sunday night,
hut in both cases the perpetrators
were foiled. and nothing Of value has
been missed by the proprietors
The Coca Cola bottling plant was
entered by forcing n door and the
combination knob on the safe broken
off with n hammer. or some other
blunt instrument. After the combl-
nation had been smashed the burglars
were unable to work the lock and
the door remained closed.
Whoever did the work We're evident
ly afraid OF explosives. as no attempt
was made to blow the safe.
The same procedure was followed
on the safe in the jcwelry store Of
Bulard and Son. on East Main street,
with the same result.
Nothing was missed from either
place by the proprictors this morn
ing when the matter was reported to
The police.
No clue has so far been obtained
by the police department. although
they have several suspects whom they
are watching closely.
It Is believed at headquarters that
the ones who tried the two jobs were
the same who entered the Penney
store and secured four and one-half
dozen silk shirts