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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
O7CRAbN|CA S0LUT|E IN CHFS-
TIA ADR|AT|CEI T NFCFSARA.
Pacea din sudVesa fMopd prmejdta dc acsasta dsDuta

italian a lucrat din rasputeri ca
Sc ajute guvernclor francez 81 en-
,glez ca Sc afle un substitut pen
tru tratatul de la Londra, care
sc fie Satisfaction att Italiei, c6t
81 Jugoslaviei.
. 0 asfel de intelegere ar inlocui
81 anula pactul de la Londra, pc
care aliatii sunt siliti ca sal res
pecte. De aceia premierii doresc
ca negotiable intre jugoslavi 81
italieni Sc fnceapa, spre ajunge
Ia o intelegere, lar daca aceasta
nu sc poatc, atunci aplicarea ira
tatului de la Londra este ultima
alternative care trebue aplicata,
spre a pune odata capat acestor
controverse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
Pc
| TEMPERENTI.

CARLISLE, N. T., 5 Martie.
- Rev. William II. Freeman, ore
OF la biser.ica presbiteriana din a.
cest oraS, 81 fost agent al nufnitei
ligi tempercntilor ,,Anti-Saloon
League" care STA dat dcmisia din
acel post facut oferta deputa-
tului Cuvillier ca sc arate meto.
dele financiarc ale sus numitei
Ligi.
Preotul accSta spus ca ell a
servit liga timp de zece zilc in
luna Deccmbric, insa a parasitic
Gu desgust, pentru ca fiecare este
i'll legatura Gu aceia organizatic,
pare flamind dupa bani 81 ca ace.
sta Sc g1ndesc mai multi Ia Il
tereSele lor personale, de cit la
succesul campaniei lor.
Rev. Freeman spune ca luat
parte la intrmirile agentilor tenn
pcrenti i'll mai multe oraSe, 81 a
ramas uimit vazind Gu cita usu.
rinta Isl dau masca la 0 parte,
masca de pietate 81 seriozitate pc
care 0 poarta pc la adunarile BIZ
sericilor 81 in public, 81 isl arata
adevarata fata, pima de patim;
personale.
.Spune acest prcot ca la adu-
mare cind s'a auzit ca, datorita
succesului prohibited, numarul a
gentilor va fl redus, aceasta a
produs o adevarata revolta prin-
tre acesti oameni. ,,Eu m Fam as
teptat'' spune Freeman, ,,ca sc
vad pc accsti oameni vcscli 81 Sc
jubilee ca cauza lor reusit. In
sa din contra lam afalat foarte
agitati. Erica lor ca-si vor perde
pozitia, era de compatimit. Accas.
ia frica 1nsa fost spulberata dc
seful lor Anderson, care a spus
ca infortarea legii cere mai multi
bani 81 mai multi lucru pcntru ami
ce win de cit campania care s'a
dus la adoptarea amandamentu-
lui cu prohibitia's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
FUGE DIN TE1N1TA DE 1so
DE ORR.

LOS ANGELES, 5 Martie. =
Roy Dickcrson. acuzat Cd a aju-
tat la jefuirea unei banci, a FIJI.
git din nou din temnita, ceea
ce face fuga . $50 oara pima
acum, Nevasta lui Dickerson, ca.
re 81 tlinsa arestata, spune cs
barbatul ei fost 6nainte actor
care STA facut specialitatea de 4
sc deslega din ori ce legatura
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06

mons il va ofcri, prin aceasta va
pune capat controversei att cit
priveste pc democrati.
lar daca prcscdintcle va res
pinge definitiv compromised, ell
va ii informal ga toatc sperantelc
ca tratatul sa fie ratificat, S s'au
spulberat. Democratic va cere a
tunci presedintelui sfatul &c Sc
faca ca Sc poata pune odata pa
ce. in altc cuvinte vor Sc site da-
ca Sc supoarte rezolutii ca cca
propusa de Knox, orr altele 81.
milare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
DescrtstdTta,inllgTaTi GO
pedeTe pentu America.
....%-
PREPONDERENTA INDUSTRI-
Ell VA TRECE LA ALTE NATL
UNI ZICE voRBITORUL.

Da1a Ameiicassa continua Sc
neglijeze imigrarca, controlul pi-
ctei va trece Germaniei, Englite-
rel 81 altor natiuni, zis Richard
Fl. Waldo, fost director la revis-
ia ,,Star and Stripes" organul O.
ficios al Fortelor Expeditionarc
Americana, intro cuvintare IT,
nuta ieri la ameazi la Cleveland
Advertising Club, la Hotel Stat
er. tlf{6
,,Lipsa enorma a muncitorilor
de rind, Sc datoreste faptului ca
imigrarea a scazut in mod foarte
simtitor in ultimii cinci ami 81
din callza aceasta, mai mutle fir
me americana all fost silite sd
faca comenzi dc milioane i'm Euro
pa spre fl furnizate Americei
in toamna viitoare,'' declarat
domnul Waldo.
In consecinta, zice d. Waldo,
preturile multor articole vor sea
dea la primavara, 81 la anumite
articole in Septembric. In prima-
vara urmatoarc vor fl scaderi
considerable
Scotind la iveala lipsa de lucra-
tori care face pc patronii Amc-
ricani Sc cheltuiasca trcizeci dc
milioane pc an pentru anunturi
ca Sc poata atrage muncitorii u
null de la eel lalt," a zis d. Wal
do ca ori trebue Sc atragem mum
citorii aici, ori trebue sc conan
dam marfuri peste ocean, facute
de muncitori platiti Gu leafa
mica"
Domnul Waldo este directorul
general al Associatiunei Amcri-
cane al ziarelor de limbi .strainc
American Association of Fore;:n
Language Newspapers 81 la Inter
Racial Council of New York. Ina
inte de razboiu a fost directorul
general al ziarulni New York
Tribune. Dinsul a fost ataSat Ia
Cuartierul General al Fortelor
ENpeditionare Americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
RdtifiCarea tratatuImi in mana hi Wilson

WASHINGTON, s Martie.
Toate sperantelc legate de ratifi-
carea tratatului de Ia Versailles
sunt pusc in presedintcle Wilson.
Daca raspunsul lui la compromi-
facut la articolul x, care va
III arafat presedintelui de catra
senatorul Simmons, va fl accepta-
bill ori nu. Vcrdic.ul pres. Wilson
va fl acceptat de marea majori-
tate a senatorilor democrati, frun
tasii lor au spus All. Daca prese-
tdintele va spune q accepta COM
|promisul pc care senatorul Sim
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06

WASItl4NGION, y Maftlc.
Tcxtul motel trimisa de premierli
francez 81 cnglez, referitor ia
disputa asupra Adriaticei, au fost
dcja date spre publicare All scarf
de ministrul de extcfne.
Nota aliatilor insista asupra IL
nei grabnice rezolvari profile
mel, declarind ca pacea lin sud
vestul Europei este primcjdaiti
&c aceasta ihtirziere.
Raspunsu! II Sc depa..d 'h,F !,
lf::nic tic srrlarul trims ia ca
i'm Ia ,, I fairrarie. IL acta cablo
grama Franta 81 Anglia All in
stiintat pc prescdintel. Wilson ca
daca aplanare satisfaei!oare. d.
tit Italici, cit 81 Jugoslavici nu
poate fl ajunsa, nici pc baza ni-
uilor propuneri, guverneie engicz
81 francez considera ca ultima az
ternativa aplicarea tratatului &c
la Londra.
Nota publicata astazi care un
raspuns la nota presedintelIl
Wilson din "a Fcbruarie, arata
importanta pc care premierli 0
leaga de faptul ca prcScdintelc
Wilson a spus mai inainte ca do
reste a accepta aplanare a dis
: putcl0r la care sc va ajunge prln
negociatiuni dircctc intrc Italia 81
iugoslavia.s
Dcspre raspunsul prcscdintelui.
. care va iii publicat Luni, nu s'a
dat nici 0 Indicate, pc care sa Sc
poata formula vre-o concluzie.
Sumarizind nota premierilor, ca
continc trei alternative:
l. - PreSedintcle Wilson este
invitat lua parte la discutiile
prcmierilor ga Sc poata dispunc
Nle toate propuncrilc de mai ina
inte, astfel ca sc lasa terenul GU
rat, 81 81; suggercze ca Italia 81
.Jugoslavia IS aajunga la Ill
telegere mututala," pc baza a.
ceasta.
2. - Daca astfel de negociatii
nu vor da roadele dorite, premic-
rii sc invoiesc dinainte ca Sc dea
considerable comma de catra
Statcle Unite, Frana 81 Anglia
Gu scopul de a ajunge la noui
propuneri concrete.
3. - Daca nici aceasta nu va re
usi, premierii spun: ,,Tratatul de
la Londra pc care l-au semnat in
1915 va deveni atunci singura al
tcrnativa valida''.
Nota premicrilor dupa ce spr-
ne ca eli n'au avut de gind ca Sc
ia dccizii def;nitivc fara obtinc
parerile guvcrnului american ada
.lra ca parerea guvernulnl aNr-
rican explicati in memorandul
presedintclui..,. =. o chestie lie TN
:a.,re 81 importlnt interes' pen
trh al;ati. Gu cit mai mulr ,.s)u.
ne nota Ecu ci. gavernul Starclol
Unite arafat ca nu desintcrc-
sat iii afacerllc care privesc pa
cea gcnerala."
La acest punct aliatii arata cd
absenta Statclor Unite de la dis
cutiile conferintci fost ,,un' OBJ
stacol neinchipuit Gle mare" ca
re a zadarnicit ajustarilc nlcgi
time ell tot conflictul Tor, a as
piratiunilor italienilor 81 jugosla
vilor"
De la ministrul de externe s'a
dat ptlblicitatii cinci documentt
referitor la criza asupra Adrla
ticei.
Documentelc acestc arunca I
lumilla clara asupra incidentulu
81 arata motivclc controversei ell
rcntc care a prccipitat criza in re
latiilc dintre aliati 81 acest gu
vcrn.
Aliatii spun ca Italia. dups
cum dovedeste memoranda In
Nitti catra Lloyd George din 6la
nnarie, doreste ca pactul de i
I4ondra sd fie pus in vigoare, or
Sd serveasca ca o baza unui con
pronlis.
Premierii mai arata Cd gnyernu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06

CoNTINUAIaE re PAGlNA 4 "A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-06
Cum S'au diSCutat granite|e
R0rlanici Ia COnfcrinta PaCci.
-DOCUMENTE OFICIALE.-

SCRISOAREA D. ION l. G. BRATIANU CATRE D
KYDE-DIN CARE Sc POATE VEDEA DISCUTI
A AVUT LOG IN CONsILIUL MINISTRILOR A
LOR STREINE GU PRIVIRE LA GRANITELE re
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16

ties and more particularly through
High Point and Winston's efforts and
money, the road has been kept UP
through this prosperous section. only
the five mile stretch in Davidson. be-
tween Guilford and Forsyth, having
been neglected. The Dispatch should
not be so selfish, what helps one di-
rectly helps the other indirectly. Then
there was a gentleman's agreement Of
some years duration to put that part
of the road lying in Davidson. in good
condition and only recently when an
effort was being made to take that
neglected part Of Davidson county in
to Forsyth, a determined effort was
made to forestall such move and,
certain parties, political and Other
wise solemnly agreed to make good
on that part of the road if the agi-
tators and workers for change would
keep hanas off. Surely the editor OF
the Dispatch. is fully aware OF these
facts. Come on Brother Warner, and
help in the good cause, it will pay
you in the long run. You also remem-
per how High Point co-operated in
getting the road fixed to Townsville I
which is the direction of Davidson's
second city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATRIx.

Having qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
Of the estate Of I. H. Black, deceased,
late of Guilford County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to ex-
hibit them to the undersigned at High
Point, North Carolina, on or before
the 1st day Of September, 1921, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make i'm
payment.
This the 1st day of September, 1920.
MRS. C. o. BLACK,
Administrative of /. II. Black, Decd.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
col. MILTON QUITS THE HOME.

General Julian S. Cars campaign
to replace Superintendent DaTe Mil
ton as head of the old soldiers home
has gone overx the top, 50 to speak
the superintendent having sent his
resignation to the board of directors
for immediate acceptance.
1t will be recalled that General
Carr went after Superintendent Mil
toms scalp in an executive session of
the board ten days ago but lost. The
Superintendent, himself an ex-Con-
federate veteran, quits the service on
october first next and in a lengthy
statement makes it plain that he does
not leave under fire but in order to-
give attention to his business inter
ests. The continual wrangling and
agitation on the part OF General Carr
and the women members of the board
also played their part in his resigna~
ton.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
ALL WORN OUT.

Does morning find you with lame,
stiff and aching back? Are you tired
all the time-find work a burden
Have you suspected your kidneys
i High Point people endorse Doan' 5
Kidney Pills. You can rely on their
statements.
F. C. Remfrey, 412 Hamilton ST.,
High Point says: 'I was in a miser-
hb1e condition from kidney trouble.
My back and limbs were so sore,
couldn't get up after sitting, without
assistance and it was impossible for
me to move about. My kidneys acted
irregularly and the secretions were
scanty and highly colored.' took diff
ferent medicines but it wasn't until I
used Doan's Kidney Pills that found
relief. 1 took three boxes Of Doan's
and was entirely cured" Statement
given January Is, 1919.
On. July Is, 1918, Mr.. Remfrey said:
81 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as
highly now as did when they cured
me some years ago. I have been in
fine health since and whenever hear
OF anyone complaining of kidney
recommend Doan's.
s COO at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mrgrs., Buffalo, N. c.. -,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
SUCCESS OF JUNIOR ORDER or
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS. 4

!
/ North Carolina has practically one
sixth of the entire membership of the
Junior Order of United American Me
chanics and is second only and very
near to Pennsylvania, according to
facts divulged in the state meeting
+! just closed at New Bern. The mem
bership in North Carolina is now
more than $4,000 in about 900 coun-
ellis located in all parts of the state,
from Altamont to Albemarle, from
Pisgah to Pasquotank.
The receipts for the year reached
the enormous figures of 1874, 8bo.4U,
with disbursements of $7O3,42116. ~
Funeral and death benefits ldisburs-
ed amounted to about 100000 and
over $63, 900 was paid in sick benefits.
The amount of cash in the hands of
treasurers and trustees of local cOun-
ellis is $25O,OOO.
The order now carries $26,O0O,OOO
insurance in the funeral benefit de-
partments besides 100000 in the
beneficiary degree.
The North Carolina members con-
tributed over $4,000 per year to-
wards the maintenance of the national
orphans. home.
J. H. Gilley, DIR. Charles E. Brew
er, were appointed special commit
tee to raise $4,000 from the councils
on the million-dollar endowment for
the national orphans home.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
HIGH POINT, N. c., THURSDAY, SEPT 49, 1920
WILL 1T PAY.

Fifteen thousand dollars of fund!
that are desperately needed for main
tenance of the roads for which David
son county has spent a half million
dollars In building will be devoted tC
6.54 miles of road across the neck OF
I Abbotts Creek township, of which the
cities Of High Point and Winston
Salem are almost the sole benefi'
Charles. This seems to be the final de-
cision of the road board of this county
after considerable hesitation.
A few families in this county will
receive some benefits, but only a very
| few will, and the road is not indispen-
sible even to these, we are informed.
So far as. The Dispatch could ever
learn there was little demand from
any citizens of this county for the
placing of this much money. It is
even to be surmised that influences
outside this county aroused some of
what interest was taken by any
Davidson citizens.
But to return to the point at issue,
the expenditure of $4,000 of this
county's money on that building pro-
ject simply means that the roads so
badly needing this money in main
tenance will be deprived of this much
Such deprivation at this time will
probably mean that the county will
lose many times that much in deterio-
ration, for verify a stitch in time
saves nine" when it comes to road re-
pair and maintenance. If the roads
in this county do not get maintenance
and repair and a liberal amount of it
many miles will absolutely be host be-
fore another summer comes. II every
should be spent in this work it would
still be not as much as the roads &C.
tually need
Davidson has more than a half mil
lion dollar investment, for. the work
could not be done now for more than
a million dollars. This is a rather
large amount to risk on a throw to
satisfy the ambitions of people in
cities who seek to grow
greater by reason of business they can
pull out of this county.
1t is about time the people of the
county began sending as big delega-
tons to the road board meetings to
protest against the roads being allow
ed to go to ruin as they did in advoc- !
acy of building roads in their various
sections. AS long as the people keep
asking for spending instead of saving
perhaps this thing will continue
Lexington Dispatch.
This is unworthy of a paper like the |
Lexington DiSDatch and its editor |
For years Guilford and Forsyth coun-
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.

Monday, September Is, was the be-
ginning of the year 1851 according
to the Jewish calendar and is known
in the Hebrew tongue as Rosh Hosh-
oman. Rosh Hoshonnah was cele-
brated by the Jews all over the coun-
try in very much the same manner as
the Gentle New Year. It was marked
by feasting and merry-making though
out a two days holiday from Sunday
night until sunset Tuesday. The To-
cal Jews observed this holiday by
closing their stores.
Eight days, after Rosh Hoshonnah
the Jews will observe Yom Kippur,
which signifies in the Jewish Ian
guage "Day of Atonement." Contrary
to Rosh Hoshonnah, Yom Kippur is
day of fasting, beginning Wednes--
day, September %, at sunset, and last
ing until sunset the following day.
Ten days after YOm Kippur Sue
Goth will be celebrated. The Sue
Goth is the Jewish thanksgiving and
is celebrated by four days.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
Administrators NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Minnie Pow, deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to ex-
hibit them to the undersigned for
payment on or before the 18th day of
September, 1921, or this notice, will be
pleaded in bar Of their recovery. ALI
persons indebted to the estate will
call and settle the same
% JOHN s. MICHAUX,
of Minnie Pow, de-
ceased. .-z,-.-.
Greensboro, N. c., Sept. 9th, 1920. -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16

state oe Ohio. City of Tclsda 1aacaD
7Frank J. cheney makes oath thar. no IL
senior partner OF the nrm OF y. J. Cheney
a Co, doing business in the City OF Too
iedo. County and State Aforesaid, and that
said nrm will pay the sum OF ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for any case OF C&taErh
that cannot be cured by the use or
HALLS CATARRH MEpICINN.
FRANk .: GIaESa u 8.
my presence. this 9Th day OF December
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 70 tal1s
On internally ana acts through the Blood
Druggists, 76c. Testimonials free.
i. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
OUR LINE OF RINGS, BROOCHES
. fLavalliers, watch bracelets, beau
,,ty pins, watch chains, knives, stick
pins, cuff links, fobs. Best quality
and selection. Stamey's Jewelry
Sore.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16

The KernersviIle road is in bad
shape and looks like no one is giving
it any attention. We have never seen
this road in such a horrible shape.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
That proposed central high school
building looks good to us.

Roth cotton and tobacco have taken
a slump to the detrln:ent OF the
farmer. But let us hope it is only
temporary.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16

School days and the glorious chill
dren are on daily parade to the love
and qualification of all.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-09-16
SURVIVING PARTNER,s NOTICE.

Having qualified as surviving part
der the firm and style name of Royal
Cigar Company of High Point, Gull
ford County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the said partnership to exhibit
them to the undersigned surviving
partner at High Point, North Carolina,
on or before the 1st day of September,
1921, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar OF their. recovery. All persons in
debted to said partnership will please
make immediate payment
. This the 1st day of September, 1920.
r I. r. BLACK, Surviving Partner.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-02
CAMBRIDGE FAIR
READY FOR OPENING DAY
All Now Depends Upon The Weather.
Officials Says 1t Will Be Best Fair
Even Seen On Peninsula.

Everything is in readiness for the
Cambridge Fair which starts tomor-
row. All the attractions have been
lined up and there is every indica-
ton that the Fair will be the great
est ever known on the Delaware
Maryland and Virginia peninsula. A
whole train load of amusements has
arrived, including things that will
please every member of the family.
The airplane arrived Friday and
has been doing all kinds of fancy
flying since that time, including the
loop; nose dives spiral ascensions
and all such. 1t will give exhibit
lions daily at the Fair. There will
be running races a number of train
ed running horses having bee secur-
ed specially for this event and
costing the Fair a big bunch OF
money; then there will be the dare
devil automobile races in which an
effort will be made to establish
record for this track.
For those who love horse racing
the present Fair offers the greatest
attraction ever known by Fair in
this section; there are twice as
many entries this year as have ever
been known in the history of Dor
chester County Fairs.
Every booth in the Exhibition
Hall has been taken and there will
be numerous machinery exhibits on
the grounds. There is going to be
something going on all the time and
it will be a good place to find ones.
friends
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-02
SCOTT WILEY BADLY
INJURED SATURDAY NIGHT
Knocked Down BY Automobile And
Run Over. Back Believed To Have
Been Broken At First. His Condi-

Run Over. Back Believed To Have
Been Broken At First. His Condi-
ton Is Satisfactory.
Mr.. Scott Wiley, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel ]. Wiley of Draw
bridge, was badly hurt Saturday
night when he was knocked down
and ran over by an automobile in
front of Smith & Wallis Store. The
accident occurred about IL O'Clock
at night. and in short time, large
crowd had gathered around him.
There are several accounts of the
accident. one being that the driver
of the car was blinded by the lights
of another car which was approach
ing and did not see Mr.. Wiley, an
other was that Mr.. Wiley stepped
off from behind another automobile
and that the machine which struck
him was so close that he could not
stop. The machine was quickly
stopped but another car ran into it
and pushed it on over Mr.. Wiley.
He was gotten out quickly and Drs.
Thomas Lynch Coll and Gilbert
Meekins attended him and found
that one of the sections composing
the backbone had been dislcoated
but this was quickly gotten into
place Yesterday an X-Ray was
taken at The Hospital to discover any
other trouble and if there is no fur
Their trouble a complete recovery is
looked for.
Mr. Wiley was reported to be
resting easily and his condition was
said to be very satisfactory to the
attending physicians.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-02
DANGEROUS FIRE
EARLY this MORNING
Shed In The Rear OF j. Fred Dunn's
Stables Burned BY Fire Shortly
After Midnight.

About half past twelve o'clock
last night a shed in the rear OF
Collins blacksmith shop in the yard
on Race street in the rear of Bryan's
Cash Grocery, was discovered to be
on fire and for short time it look
ed as if a disastrous fire might oc-
cur as there are any NUMBER OF
frame buildings in that section of
the city, but the splendid work of
Rescue Fire Company kept the
blaze confined to the one building.
Many persons were aroused by the
continued ringing of the fire bell and
for time it seemed as if Cambridge
might be in for another bad fire.
Fortunately the heavy rain of a few
hours before had so saturated every
thing with water that the fire did
not spread as rapidly as it would
have done had the surrounding
buildings been dry, and when Res
cue Fire Company turned several
streams of water on the blaze it
never had a chance to get any fur
Their, the downpour of wter simply
deluged it.
There have been number of N
quiries today concerning the sound
ing of the bell last night; when the
alarm was first souded the bell
was clear but later it seemed to have
a dull fat sound. However, it will
be noticed in the City budget, pub
lished elsewhere i'll this issue. that
IN appropriation is made this year
Of $4,000 for putting in some kind
Of a fire alarm system, such an APP
preparation should meet with gener-
Al approval IS it has been felt for
sometime that Cambridge has out
grown the bell, as when the wind is
blowing strongly, many of the fire
men are unable to hear the bell at,
all.