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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
Kings Daughters To
Provide Vacations
For City Mothers

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as the actiVe "ork LOT tne 'a"h
iete starts. :. a.
ne ccEtra. coIhl. .I N .n.
poser oi ,he presioehee "a c.,. .ne
seen circles, MIS-. y. - 1 1l
MRS; =, 4. hueSins. .n,ss ile'I !,
nleii' Mrs: T. l., naiilS ,, ~. -
switzer, MISS Miriam walker, anu
MISS margaret "hite. Inc nna"cs
committee Is composea on WITS. u
~ HoDb, MRS: y. r.. ba,.noio,new'
M,s. n, =. n"ai.soh' ls =,
white' MISS Dofotns nnos ~, anu
MISS EiizaDeth o.emaIt. ihooe
composing the reIresnhent con-
mlttee are MRS. A L. haesins' MIS-
y, a. hoch, MIS-. vi. L. iAister' MIS- ,,
mary b. montgomery, MISS Fila
Baumbacn, MRS. ). W. lrema IN
Mrs. +. +. Marshall, Miss sylvia
Bennett, MISS Emma FRANK. ana
Mrs. Tom Cannon. Inc pupllclty
committee Is composed OF mrs. Ed
ward Brien, Mrs. Oscar Ohlweiier'
Mrs. l.. A. Larkin and Mrs. J. f.
Voik. The purchasing committee
Is made up OF Mrs. J. L. Dlckman'
Mrs. Sidney Anderson, MIS- W: j.
Sweeney. Mrs. {. I. Dugard, Mrs
7. b. Totten, Mrs +. }. RYDER
Mrs. Clara Lamphere, Mrs. ]. j
Foley, Miss Margaret Cook. Mrs. H
s. Bollman, and Mrs. S. Mosen-
fielder.
The booth committee Is com
posed of Mrs. c. f. Sharpe, Mrs
Dunn, Miss Cora Gazetteer, Mrs. VIII
liam Barth, Miss katheryn Dolly
Mrs. ]. Ramser, Miss Anna Cleave-
land. Miss Kathryn Larkin. Mrs
ID. G.. Streeter, and Mrs. K. II
krell The candy committee is
composed of Miss Maude Hartz
I Mrs. f, H. Stafford, Miss Elizabeth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
Observes s5th Birthday.

Mrs. Christina Kautz, mother Of
Mrs. Louis Winter of 1910 Tenth
avenue, who is spending the winter
here with her, was IS years old
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
To Install Officers.

Mrs. Lillian Bedford, the ma
tional4 president Of the auxiliary to
the United Veterans Of the Repub-
lie, will act a. installing ohicer at
the meeting Of the local auxiliary
10 be held Thursday Eight at Me-
mortal hall. Mrs. Lucy Morris,
also OF this city, the national sec
rotary. will act as conductor. The
drill team Of Helen Gould auxiliary
will assist at the installation. Re-
freshments will be served follow
ing the ceremony. Following are
the officers to be placed:
President--Mrs. Bertha Bruhn.
Senior vice president-Mrs. Lily
Wilson.
Junior vice president-Mrs. Abby
Bledsoe.
Chaplin Mrs. Candace Ais
brow.
Treasurer-Mrs. Olive Van EN-
burg.
Secretary-Mrs. Mayme Evers.
Conductor-Mrs. Anna Cosner.
GUARDIANS. Louisa Knox.
Pianist-Miss Rose Bruhn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
Licensed to We'd

The words and music OF the
Transvaal national hymn were conf.
posed by Dutch woman, Nile
Catherine Felicie van Rees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
HOROSCOPE =.


makes for wrong opinions and gen
eral misjudgment, so il is wise 10 live
by the rule OF kindness.
10 IS a most uufavorabie time for
beginning any long journey. a wreck
OF. an accident at sea IS forecast.
This is not a lucky Wedding day,
since all the planetary influences
contribute TO she advantage Of men,
This is not a prcpitious time for
speculation, and ali who are wise
VIII avoid great financial risk.
Jupiter rising at Washington with
the iugress Of the autumn quarter
was held TO presaEe a furry in Wall
street or at least a depreciation OF
securities.
Tbs stars today seem to forecast
financial welfare and TO indicate that
the money market viii be steady att
er the first Of December.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have the menace Of thieves or loss
during the coming year Business
viii be successful in all probability
Children born on this day are like
" TO be Independent in spirit, quick
tempered and urageous- They
should succeed early in lie and at
tain 20 an their hearts desires
Copyright 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Every Scalp Requires Different
Treatment.
lar needs and suggestions as 20 the
kind Of shampoo and treatment you
require. These records are kept up
to-date. as the condition Of the scalp
changes
Peggy-The best way to reduce Is
by eating less food, or foods that
do not produce flesh Write me a
letter with a self-addressed. stamped
envelope enclosed for fun directions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Drive away HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

Ahesdachere without the dan.
gers Of 'headachsmedicine." Relieves
headzche and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. Anditacs at
oncel Mustsroie is clean, white ont
men, made with Oh q mustard Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blisteEs Used only externally, and IN
uoHsy en- It ahectstomach and heart
as soma internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, brcnchitis,
coup Stif neclE, asthma, neuralgia,
colgssdnn, pleuisy, rheumzdsm, ium-
hsga al pains and aches Of the back
q joints eprsns so1e muscles bruises,
c1i-hlainss frosted 6set Gods Of the
chest 1t often prevents pneumonia.
sfc and CSC 5arss hospital size s3.00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Special ShampOOes


ONE ~ the things I noticed When
| Visiting the various beauty par
lors uhere in London, Is that so
much Of the work Is done by men
] do not think that I have, so 1ar,
been ia any place where the sham
pooling. hair treatment and hair dress
ing was not performed by a man.
asked one OF them about It.
eve think over here" he said, that
man is better fitted for work Ike
this because he is much more apt 10
be in earnest. I am not casting any
siurs upon women as professional
hair-dressers, because they make very
good ones but woman Is quite apt
to look upon eWork Of this sort or
IN fact Of any sort, as a means Of
Whereas If a man goes into work Of
this kind he must make 10 a life pro-
fession. He has TO work always, so
Of course he viii so into the study
Of his profession much more thor
oughlv-
And in this profession It Is par
ticularly important that the hair
dresser should know what he IS abQut
There are some things that one can
skim over the surface. but when one
IS handling anything as important as
the hair, or the complexion one
should know what one IS about"
That seemed a thoroughly logical
answer TO any objection ] might have
10 men nair-ure AT home we
are apt TO think that a man. going
into certain professions. must be ef-
feminate. but i believe now that we
are quite wrong AS far as these
English halr-dressers go, the head Of
one OF the largest establishments in
London told me that every man in
his employ had been IN service
throughout the war. that several had
been wounded. and about one out Of
every three had been decorated for
bravery.
And I found that these men we're
unusually thorough II you 90 into
an establishment as a new customer
and ask, for instance, for a Shampoo
the man who gives It to you first
makes a thorough examination Of
your hair and scalp before he begins I
work he wiz then tell you what 4
sort OF shampoo Is best for your par I
ticular needs Merely cleansing the !
scalp with soap and water Is regarded I
as very careless way OF getting over I
the Job.
Every head OF hair requires spe- /
cal treatment" one hair-dresser told I
me IF you are an old customer we ;
keep on file a record Of your particu- I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

THE sim dominates today in benenc
aspect according 70 astrology.
Uranus, Neptune and saturn are
adverse.
All the signs seem TO encourage
the seeking q positions or patron
age under this sway o. the stars
It IS a tiue when men who hold
Important places like to use their
powers in the bestoWal OF favors-
The planetary government saoutd
be favorable 70 politicians and 20
those who have worked for par ~ sue
cess
Although men IN authority are well
directed al this time, menaclng stars
control many destinies To-Day
II Be- not an auspicious day for any
o. the enterprises Of women They
should delay all important action.
especially II a. Is progressive, for
saturn IS 10 a place that thwarts ad-
vancement
For an who love material success
there Es the promise OF disappoint-
Faent. for &c Is pr0phesied that keen
mental vision win destroy the enjoy
ment Of hard bought attainment
There is an aspect today that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Church Would Halt
Games On Sundau

Atlantic City, n. =, Nov. ga
campaign about 20 be inaugurated
by the Lords Day Alliance Of New
Jersey for Puritan Sunday was
given the house Of bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
The campaign. IL successful would
result in the closing o. all stores on
sunday prohibit the playing OF all
games; stop the running CT trains
and the publication OF newspapers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
SIOan's Goes Right
To The Aching Spot


THOUSANDS Of men and women
when ths least little rheumatic
HcricEn assails them. have Slo11's
Eminent handy e knock 70 out. Pep
uIar over a third o. q century ago
fa- more popular today.
That's became g o. 30 wonderfully
helpful IN relieving external aches
and nalns-seiatlca. lumhagc, back
ache neuralgia, overturned muscles,
stiff joints. weather exposure results
A little IS an that ls Necessary. for g
soon penetrates without rubbing 20
the gore spot No musas no Stained
All druggists-sso. rec sl.io.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Berlin, Germany, nov. 29--Ihe
Deutsche bank has increased its cap
ital by 125.o0O,000 marks, which
brings its capital up 10 400,000,00g
marks. II thus becomes the greatest
bank in Germany, q title formerly
with a capital Of 310.000.000 marks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's WHIT Thousands Of stcmach
sufferers aie dong nCE- Instead Of
taxing tomz OF trymg % patch up a
Door digestion. they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailmeut-doggsd
6Vd and disurdEr5d bowels.
d.. EdEzrds' Olive Tahlsts sruuse
ths EVer IN e soothiug, heaEng way.
Wien The EFer and bowels are per-
forming Their natural fmcdcus away
goes Indigestion and stomach Ezoubies-
Have you a bad tzste. coated
congue poor appetite, a azy. don't
ere feeling, no anhncn q Gnagy,
trouble with undgested foods, Take
Olive Tablets the sibsdtute Tor caiumeL
d. Edwards Olive rzoiss are a
purely vegetable compound mired WITH
Give OIL You VII l101 chsm By rheir
olive oolor. Thsy DO the H1fk without
Eiping. crzmp5 o. PAN
TaiE one q Two AZ bed1nle for cuics
relief. Eat what you Ike sc and SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Raj Barlow says some thing may
be coming down and, getting more
plentiful, but that the Tiekviile Cafe
continues to keep its tomato estsup a
profound secret.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
WILSON OFFERS TUAIULY
POST IN CUSTOMS COURT

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 29.-Joseph
p. Tumuity, secretary 70 the presi-
dent, has been offered by Dir. Wilson
an appointment TO the customs court
of appeals, but has reached no deci-
sion with regard TO acceptance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
AUTO PUUNCES OVER
BANK; THREE INJURED

Denver, Colo, Nov. 29.-Edward
Fountain, 90; Miles D. Cottingham.
q, both Of Georgetown, Colo, and Joe
Hartman, OF Denver. were Injured
when their automobile plunged over
an embankment into the bed Of
Cherry Creek.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Easad BY PonetratlHg
HamIIHis Wizard Oh

A safe and effective preparation
TO relieve the pains Of Rheumatism,
Sciatics, Lane Back and Lumbago
Is Hzmlin's Wizard Oil Il pene-
trates quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and limbsrs up the stiff zch-
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard OIL IS q good dependable
preparation 90 have ia the medi-
cine chest for first aid when the
Doctor may be far away. You VII
ind almost daily uses for Il IN cases
Of sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains, Bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stings- Just as reliabis,
too, Tor ezrache, toothache and
Group. Always keep It an the house.
Gsleruu1 size bcl-ls i5c.
u you are troubled with constipation
Or SEX lea1ach1 trV EGmlIu'E wizard
LiTcr why's Ju1t pleasant little pink
slll1 g drlEEistl Tor 39a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Two seat covers. a set OF tools. and
two auto tires, were removed from
the automobile Of G. ". Wright, 1905
Texas street Sunday morning. The
care was parked at Third and stan
ton streets. Value Of the stolen ar
ticles was place at SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Frisby Hancock says he is going to
pitch in now and help our new prssi-
dent make the best one be knows how.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
STREET PAGEANT AND FIELD SPORTS FEATURE !.
0F HOME COMING CELEBRATION At M0UNO5V|LLE
CHEERS FOR HARDING WHEN REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE APPEARS IN CHICAGO

N"inrr at 20 ~ i"mUTI"w. nnh hn
VII HIond I~u hUuTr IN r"nf"Trn"" WIN
l"'"l Ncpubll'nn lrhhrIh bef0in h'
unl,on hln public nhhInHH ~ tho col
rcmn lio viii lonVo NJ noon. "nh II"
rhn evening will rponh "i nInah". Sob
Males Many np.."hss
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pr"hu",r
"Yuu roI"lre IN tho new standard ~
,unTonrnIirn aud I r"l"i"" WIN YOU
but vnu nro ErIov"h about III" high cost
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rrlcvrh nhoul II Will" mon may INK
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10 rcducc III" cont Of production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
WILL PROBE $4,000
DONATION TO COX'S
1918 CAMP PAICN FUND

bn,Inn -. oct u H'nnI"iH fhEr ""d
I.ntnCtrnC nic rsp"rioh ~ lhh ton i"I'"'
raw to ,pon = Hoiini" ""l' '"inI"I'''"
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boon Inn.t~ I" '!UvoIn"i '"H - rnhr'h u"
,.,lul ,rurnIvu a. IJIh Hu""In' at .
urIy viii inquire lat" fh."Nh not" NJ" III
ln hny, brou Ri,on ly t"v"i n"i '"s .'
tho clI, Enil"n"l Itnnh "t Dayton. j."
AupurI IpIi nud pald hy - 'he"h "f 'h"
DAYTON MctnI II"du' in company -"
Ium" ~ lHIH
TcaIiuuuy "u lhl7 i,'n'n'lI"n ~nH
.rIvou To- tho -"nn'o committee" lnNoHtl
rniIup ,nupuIgu CspCndiIut"7 r"'"hib
h., t,rnrr, Il I.r, kw"ud. 'hIl"r "i lh"
>nliuunI Republican vh" "m"i"h II rs
uur4ihIr load" nr""rtlnE thnt u" 70"
.I,,,L tho pn NIncui - tho not" 10y tn"
Metal IIu'Iu,ia company. holding con-.
.rnny f"r aircraft r"u'"Iu" holding mug"
v.,r ,uuiInrIr. whT ~ reality "hm"h-
nrro campaign contribution
II t. Tulb"tt. Sr. president "f Ih"
N,ilI I'rorIuriu company. 1nd ~ VA"
tl,ur uI tho transact ti"n rr"Tihont or tho
.,'iiv >IIIunnI Il.nl,. has hson called to
rr,i'U rIh..r wiln"'"'e who's" name"
have not h,"u rullirh"d, ais" l'hro h""n
-,uunourh :" tpprar ana II - "Nrr'l"d
tho n,rrnr ril '"urnu" At lnnHl two
da!H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
MIST REDUCE COAL PRICE At
ONCE Or FACE PROSECUTION
District Attorney Walker Is
sues UIllmalum to the Two
Hundred Northern West
Virginia Coal Operators

EporlnI DIspntch /" Tho Int"lllR"nc"r.
MnrtinrhurP " kn, Oct. --Gh"
r"vcrnmrut. through Dlrtrlct hit"rn"y
stuart W walker This "iiy. rcIvnd no
tiCo nn tho 'rnir Frncti"" committee"
nr tho UIIuminouH Coal Opcrnt"rF' nET"-
citation IN tho northern dirtriCt nf W"rt
VirgInlR that tho fun'll"nInE 90 III"
committee Io dnt" had not been rntIrfnc
tory. md ihnt unlrHH concrete hhh Hntlh-
(vIng rrrultr nTc reported Immediately
In tho wny ur u reduction in tho price 81
hitumin"uH coal "n cars NJ III" mines
nud ruultnhl" dlrtrlhution OF """l
throughout thIr dlrtri"t, over which col
Walker hnn control uf tho f"drnl lnr""
IIKntIuu. the rr"p"T"d federal grand
Iury inquiry irin rr"iitc"ring would h'
Irrnru.d. n h"'hm~ known t"dnr
Tho committee wnP named under IN"
aErorncnt accepted hN The F"NcruuI"nI
ia lieu Of II I"Lrrnl grand Jnry inquiry.
At tho TrCCuI term 81 r'h"Ihl court Ia
IhIn city ruh II nuununc"d plans f"I "t
fcrIIug n I"du,tIuu whirh wouih Il" 'nl .
i.fnriuIN hui cot walker rnld to-day
Ihni lac p"rr'Hm'd ""lh'u'" Indicating
that tho operator" "'f" not living np
g." ihr agreement mnd Il" added that Il"
had rn "a nru.d Ih, committee" The COM
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narura 81 "pcrhl"rH 4" local 'l"o l"Ir
IIIr rurp"r~ Ia tho luriri"ni demand
that ihc price bc rodu,rh hr rali. In T.,
ur"tc't Iho ""uruuluE public nnh I" 49,"
TINT the r"uIhitioo named hN iho "u"I-
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paid he would Ur"h"hlY pr"nonl 'h"
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Wheeling on b,tHbcT 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
GOVERNOR COX IN
KENTUCKY INVASION
toontinusd on rage TEMP

Columbus OHIO, Oct. 6-AftoT spend
lnR todny at tho executive oni'o attend =
Ing to state matters ANA comforting WIN
Democratic state political Leaders GOV
srnor Coz left tonight for kentnCky'
whore tomorrow. lao viii commence ms
..cond eAtennive speaking campaign
Mis- nrst speech tomorrow VIII DO AT
EIlEabothtoWn aud to viii conclude iho
day with IA might address nj Memph'h
Tennessee.
Tho governor Was mot horo by John
non tamdou, national committeeman ioi
kentucky. and tOnEToshInan '1ihpboh
CantTiIl. head "f the orHaniAail"" bnI
..u ur tho national "omitt"". who "lIl
accompany him through ko"t"'"I
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y. Ityni' rrsldsnt 81 Ih" "r'i"""' ' "'
,,.,Idn ~ InsinnIru flsrhS Ih~"'h
.,IsInc, r,oaIdanl ~ ~" fail"n"l Aeon
l., IInu nf lotto, iurrlerH. " '""'"'.
,c,,.,o,y 81 tho Hallway Mall """"'
I,IInn ali ~ Washington, nnh l"hn !
Nuq.yIn ~ cincinnati ThSy "inl"d ~
-, tho r"rforSnra tbs, th" E"rNr""i
position on h~lr program WI" ""'"
'utly sntlsfu't tory
Tho gnyern"r nla" Ts""lN~d h"I"R"
tlnn of gIrI scouts FROM tinciunR'l wiz"
nb,nInod hIa prnmlH" I" issue ~ ~ O.
ln,oa,Ion naming tho wrck "f November
9Th M Giri Scout re"h
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Americans In Japan
Fear EStrang0ment

IuI,In. COT u Giy tho Nr7"' "'lh'rh
IIrrrD tn" hm"rl'nn N'7"' ''"hH ~
Tnklo aud Nnknhrm" hhN" 'nhloh w"
following Joint r"E"IutI"u I" li"lnhrlhR"
colby. Ih" American H"'t''"iy "i "'"'"
w. ,h, NurI I,nn Nrr"Clnt Ihuh OF
yukuhnItl ana IuhIn. IL "a '"nl'iCh'N
definitely rrprcrCuting MI Nm"rhl IN w
IorrrI IN Inlnn. hurIu"rE. InlHrl"rhif
md prnInHui"nnI. have r"H"lN"h I" HC
quaint uhI unlIymon Win 'h" IhNh""
TeoIlnr nrourcd Throughout Inpan 10y IA"
nrcrcui action IN CuIifoTniU. threatening
tho ,Irsiru,tIuu ur the traditional trlrhd
,hIp uh q future "'irnuE"u'"hi between
IN, Iwn pcuplcs Nu "HIu"rlIy beg our
,nuuIrlm,u !" at Win N"h"r d"Ilh"f"
iInu mud pnIicu,,. IiuutinE ia" i"NI'"'l
i,s Yny,rnn,ruIv to nud u snlutIrn m' tir.
factory ana effective without nHI"hIlhE
Inrau,ro nor ~, rin"luE IN" rIIn'IrI'"
nf ruuiIy uu oith"T hhud
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TWO KILLED IN
FIGHT Of POLICE
WITH MEX|CANS

rlttrhurrh o"i. Nv" mcW. lu'Iud
ing phtrnlmnu. w"rr kllI"h ma
numu"r of pvrHuua W"I, wuuuhCd NJ
IIomHsi' nj. nuhurh. IOniEhi, Ia u ulh
tOl battle hctwr'u police. hr"m"n,
county doloCtlNcp aud 'IvlllnnE "n ON"
side and n Mosirnn ON tho "thor.
The trnuhlN started whru two "tlCnrH
tricd to arrest the M"Kl"nn. Ernest Mar
tiucZ who wnE nCrluE hIruTd"T'v "n TIA"
hIir,I r.n,%"I,m,n William smith and
" uunded rniTolmhn Henry Davis
The McNlrH.I then entered - h"nrdinE
house. wounded tho proprietor ana In
rI,nd,d himrclr In the huild'uH
IDii,c i'-cTV"H were "nlI"h out. hnh
q, med with riot guuH. they tried I" K'l
into the house. hut wcro f"ru"d I"
treat under tho nTr fTum tho M"L lcnn r
gun fITrmUn wuTo suunI"u"h ana ih"s
sought 4" dtIN, Matinee fI'm TIA" h"ur,
with rmnko nnd winter
rImnIIy. ~ fireman ntm,'d WITH u rl.i
yum p,ulu"d entrance 1" ih" hrurr ff"iu
tho Inrr nud killch ia" M"Nl'hu