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Evening journal., 1920-08-03
S1.S9 Muslin Skirts, trimmed with embroid-
cry, Dollar Day for S1.0O

Envelope Chenise Lace and embroidery trim
med, all sizes and sold regularly for S1.75 EACH
Dollar Dayfor $1.00.
Silk and washable satin Camisoes, regularly
were $3.50. Dollar Day for $1.OO.
Silk Envelope Chemise, mostly tailored STYLE
thet were $500 are $1.0O off for Dollar Day.
Were $500, tomorrow $500.
Bloomers Of pink or white batiste, were S1.25
and S15O, special for $l.00.
Muslin Skirts, embroidery and lace trimmed
were 81. so and $500 each, for Dollar Day these
are only $500 each.
Wonen's Muslin Drawers of fine white mus
lin, in regular and extra sizes, trimmed with lace
or embroidery; regularly S1.25. Special tomor-
row, $1.00 pair.
Limited quantity Chidren's Princess Slips.
were 81 so and all of fine quality but most of
them are mussed. Come early for these to-
morrow at $1.0O.
Second Floor, take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Dollar Day in the Carpet Dept.
Shows Savings of Many a Dollar

9x12 Rugs, fine Wtons price $4,000 bought toda,
they would have to sell for S16soo In August sale they only
Sis.
There similar savings rugs Of all other grades
sizes
Dollar Day items that show special savings:
Feather Pillows, $l.O0 each
Rubber Door Mats, $1.O0 each.
Grass Runners, yard wide, 81 90 yard
Two yards of our best Mating for $1O0.
$3.50 extra quality Door Mats, $3.50 each.
27" So" Administer Rugs, $3.50 each.
EN- X 81" Velvet Rugs, $4.0O each.
27' 81" Tapestry Brussels Rugs, rs each.
$500 value q X ~ Tapestry Rugs $35 each
9'x12 Mating Rugs, $500 EACH
o" 49, Rubber STAIR Ireads 81 dozen.
Third Floor take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Silk Bags in Black and
COlorS

regular Sl.5O and $500 each. Dollar
Day only, $1.OO each.
There are also a lot of good leather bags
and purses in this special Dollar Day lot
of S1.5O and $500 bags for the one day
only at $1.00 each
Leather Bags and Purses, black and col
ors, usually these are $3.50 and S1.00 apiece;
for Dollar Day they go special for 79c each.
Small lot Of leather Bags and some Purses
regularly selling for S1O0 each, are for
Dollar Day only, soc each.
$500 and $3.50 leather Bags and Purses,
Dollar Day only, $500 each.
First Floor, Front.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Scarfs
WoMEN'S CORSETS
FOR DOLLAR DAY
special for
81 Or.

In this lot are all sizes in broken
lines from our regular stock Of
corsets that were up to $500 a
pair. Dollar Day while they last,
at only $1.00 a pair.
Not all sizes Of each model, but
all sizes in the lot. Come early for
best choice.
La Refine Corsets, regularly here
for $500 a pair and in a regular
line of sizes from stock. Special
for Dollar Day at only $500 a pair.
Elastic Sanitary Belts in large,
medium and small sizes. regular
price 25c apiece. Dollar Day spe-
cial at 2 for 25c.
Corset Dept, Second Floor, Front.
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Pretty Stamped ROmpers
rem to years old. Regular ST so and $500 each
Dollar Day, 81 90 each

Dollar Day, $1.O0 each
Hemstced Scrm Table Covers, 80 inches and IS inches
square. Were 81 so, for Dollar Day only, $100 each
Finished models in hand embroidery of most beautiful quail
ity included centres scas bags aprons tea towels, chill
den dresses and many other desirable articles Of fancy work
For Dollar Day these all 40 cent to SO cent
off regular prices.
Luncheon Sets with scaloped finished edges IS pieces to
the set, special for Dollar Day at 81. 90 a set.
Very large size art Turkish Towels with pink blue and
canary edges regularly here for S12s each tomorrow only for
$1.00 each
24nch Linen Squares pure linen and spoke henstitched
special, for $1.O0.
Fine quality lace trimmed Scas, 1sx50 SIZE special for ST.
Pure linen Japanese hand drawn and spoke hemStltched
24-nch Squares that we've been selling freely for S50 eac
are tomorrow only $1.O0. Art Dept, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03

WoMENS GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES
Dollar Day for $500 each
These are nicely made Of checked ginghams
and stripes and were $3.50 each regularly.
Striped gngham and PLAN blue chambray
Pettcoats, regular SIPS here, for Dollar Day
only at $1.O0 eaoh
Second Floor. take elevator
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
TWO WAIST BARGAINS FOR DOLLAR
DAY

Crepe de chine and georgette crepe Waists,
the $500 quality, and very desirable at our Dol
lar Day price of only $500 apiece.
Broken lines of white voiIe and organdie
Waists special for Dollar Day at only $1.0O
each. Second Floor, take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Notions at Dollar Day Savings

Regular SC Darnng Cotton, dozen for $1.0O.
Regular Snaps and Hooks and Eyes, three dozen cards for 81 O0
Safety Pns all Sizes regular 1Oc card 89c dozen cards
10c Shoe Lacers, all colors, &c pair
10c Dyes nearly all colors cakes for 15c.
25c Colorite for your faded hat, 15c bottle.
Curads conveniently put vacation necessity 60c package
White washable Lingerie Ribbons, SC roll.
Palm Leaf Fans, Sc SC and 10c each.
HAIR NETS SPECIAL
Auburn light medium brown, black and blonde,
ial, 1Oc each; 75c a dozen. Notions, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
$500 A YARD KARA CLOTH

for Dollar Day at only SITS a yard
There are two pieces Of this elegant
quality Kara Cloth oanel's hair suiting
in brown and black mixtures. Made by
Priestly in England and are all-wool.
Very fine for outing suits and skirts.
Regularly today IS a yard. For Dollar
Day only at SITS a yard.
Dress Goods, First Floor, Rear.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Art Department Bargains
for Dollar Day

There are lots Of Christmas suggestions here and many of
our customers take advantage of this sale to supply themselves
with summer fancy work that finally into the most accept
able Christmas gifts. Why don't you try it
Stamped natural color linen Pillow Tops we're 7Sc each,
for Dollar Day these will be sold for for $1.O0
Stamped Scas natural ooored nen S1o0 and SIPS
eaeh special for Dollar Day at only 79c eaoh
Guest Towels, stamped attractive designs and with seal
oped ends Regular price 29c each, special tomorrow for
for $1.00
Stamped Tea Towels, special at for $1.OO.
Stamped Bolster Cases. regularly 81 each, for Dollar Day
only $1.50.
Stamped Night Gowns of extra fine quality ongcoth reg
ular price $500, for tomorrow special at S1.50 each.
Stamped Pillow Cases, regular S17S pair. Dollar Day
only Sl.OO par. Art Dept, First Floor. Back.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
Drapery Dept. Dollar Day Bargains

Curtain Scrims special tomorrow yards for $1.O0.
Creonnes 75c values, for Dollar Day at yard, SOC.
Better Ceonnes S1OO and S12S values for tomorrow only at
75c yard.
All odd and single pairs Of kind Of Lace Curtains at half price
All wopa lots of Lace Curtains onequaer ofo Dollar Day.
Panel Curtains, 100 pair tomorrow for $500 pair
Panel Curtains that $500 pair tomorrow only 81 pair
Cedar Chests choose any of them 10 cent duconfom their
regular price,
American Flags all sizes reduced for Dollar Day. Choose
at one-thid off
Silk Velour Lambrequns 20 per off regular prices Dol
lar Day.
Paper Napkins, for pcncs, 100 for SC.
Third Floor, take elevator.
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OUR $l.OO FANCY MoHAIR

OUR $1.OO FANCY MOHAIR
for Dollar Day at only 69c yard
Three pieces of these fancy mo-
hairs, we'll suited for skirts for
school or outings. To be closed out
Dollar Day for only 6sc a yard.
Dress Goods, First Floor, Rear.
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Children from to IA years can get splendid
values in Dresses Dollar Day.

MILDLY regulation style Dresses, regular $500
with red or blue collars half price.
Plaid Gngham Dresses, were up to SOS
each, for Dollar Day at $1.00 each.
Childrens fine ginghanl and chambray Dresses
and also some fancy Voile Dresses, were from
$500 up, are for Dollar Day. $1.OO off regular
prices.
$3.50 and SSo5 Children's Dresses, nicely
made of voiles and pretty gnghams, are for
Dollar Day only, $3.50 each.
Second Floor, take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS
ere 81. IS each. Dollar Day, S1.OO

These are neatly made of crepe and of white
or flesh colored batiste and are hig values for
$1.O0 each tomorrow
Corset Covers, regular 75c each. trimmed with
embroidery and hemstitching, special for Dol
lar Day at only, 2 for S1.00.
Second Floor, take elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
BOUpoIR CAPS

regular SIPS and $1.50 each.
Dollar Day, 2 for $1.25
In pink, blue, lilac, mais, trim
med with satin and lace, our reg
ular SIPS and S1.5O boudoir caps,
for Dollar Day at CSC each, two
for SIPS.
Boudoir Caps of net, satin and
lace, and in all colors; the ones
we've been selling for SOC each.
For Dollar Day only, 29c each.
4 for $1.00. First Floor, Front.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
WINDSOR TIES
regular CSC and 75c ones,
three for $1.00

Prepare for school days when
you can get these fine 6oc and 7sc
Windsor Ties in plain colors, plaids
and fancies for such a low price.
Dollar Day, 3 for $l.OO.
First Floor, Front.
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EXTRA HEAVY UNBLEACHED
MUSLIN
2 yards wide, regular 81. 90 a yard, spe-
cial at S5c a ward

z yaFus WIut, regular 9IsUU ydru, Spe-
cial at S5c yard
French finish Long Cloth, SO inches wide,
yards for $1.O0.
Bleached Outing Flannel, SO inches wide,
heavy regular 6oc yard, 45c yard.
Nurses Linon. 40 inches wide, regular
6Sc yard, 2 yards for S1.00.
$500 fancy plaid Blankets, for Dollar
Day only, $500 each.
Extra large size Turkish Towels, Dollar
Day special, 3 for $500.
Good Huck Towels Of big size and weight.
Dollar Day special, 3 for $1.OQ.
Fourth Street Store, Downstairs.
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e. ee ee q es e. e. e. e. e.

Mems Athletic Nainsock Shirts and Drawers, special
~ pairs for 81.
. White Nainsook Union Suits sl25 each Dollar
G. Day, ? for 81. .
ID Gauze Union Suits, limited quantity knee and ankle
y length 81. so suits Dollar Day only, 81 suit
L Wash Ties special at for 81.
Os Csc Wash Ties special at 2 for 81.
Silk and knitted 4-in-hands 75c and 81 at for 81
Mems Silk Hosiery regular 75 pair for pairs for
(Aen's Wear, First FlOor)
Evening journal., 1920-08-03

FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP
these Dollar Day TOILET GOODS SPECIALS
will come in handy and they are much under price,
too, for the one day.
One bottle Toilet Water, regularly S1O0, and
one box Of Face Powder, regularly 50c total, S15o
both for $10O.
13 cakes of PalmoliVe Soap for Dollar Day for 81.
One White Ivory Manicure Set, regularly S1.5O,
for $100.
cakes Palmolive Soap and one box Palnolive
Face Powder, both for 90.
One soc Rouge and one Compact Powder, both
for SOC for Dollar Day. Toilet Goods, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-03

WOAIEN'S SILK HOSIERY 81 PAIR
In all the light pretty shades full fashioned fine
qualify some we're up to $3.50 pair No blacks in this lot
WOmens Pure silk Hose white and dark shades regular
SO pair. For Dollar Day only 50 80 a pair
Womens Pure Silk boot hosiery regular SOC pair moi
all coos and blacks Dollar Day special for naS for S1
Nomens Pink lisle Vests, sleeves neck very nice
quan Shght ireguars Of The S5c quality. Dollar Day
for ST. First Floor Next Elevator.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-03
SAY "DIAMoND DYES"

Aop4 streak or ruin your material m
80, ave. Insist on diamond Dyess
.erv directions in package,
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way into office by way of the Rich
ards Primary Law.
While the other case we have
mentioned is tn silent or morose
type, this fellow is the violent
type. His agony is by no means
ended when he secures a contract
for deed, nor his spirit calmed in
the least. He goes on raging unti,
the deed is recorded. In the mean
time, he comes to town twice every
week and consults everyone that
knows anything about the deal.
The fact that the banker, the law
yer, and none of the officials
around the court house are ex-
cited about the matter does not
ease our friend in the least. If
the deed is delayed. and deeds are
always delayed, he will want to
start law suit or commit homi-
+cide with odds in facor of the lat
ter offense.
But this fellows delirium finally
passes also. He becomes a sane
and useful member of society
again. Ultimately another attack
will come, for one never becomes
immune to this sort of thing. The
more land a man buys, the more
land there is adjoining him, so
that the attacks are apt to be-
come more, rather than less fre-
quent.
Yes, we know a good many men
in Haakon county who have had
these spells during recent years.
They have bought "the adjoining
quarter and the recurrent attacks
of this strange fever has made
them rich. Many times we have
wished we were out on a Haakon
county ranch subject to fits of
land buying. 1t may be that a
mans brain SENS derranged when
he is fairly crazy to buy another
quarter of land next to his pre-
sent line fences, but we doubt it.
Whatever it may lead to, it beats
putting perfectly white paper into
presses and pulling it out again,
day after day. all smeared with
ink. A man who does this is not
derranged. He has no brains to
get derranged. A newspaper man
is just natural born darned fool
to start with.
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the Great Fact will leak out and
some one will Beat Him To 1t. He
will not trust a real estate dealer,
n lawyer, a banker or even the
mails; so he comes down to Philip,
slips away in the darkness with
midnight train, travels five hund-
red miles, perhaps, but gets that
deed in his own very hands, carries
back to the Haakon county court
house, has it recorded, and no one,
not even the wife of his bosom.
knows where he has been or what
egrand has taken him from home,
The first person to learn of the
move is Neighbor Hiram. On his
way home, our friend turns aside
to stop at Hiram's place, and tells
him that it will be entirely agree
able if he will just keep his darn
ed cattle off that quarter in the
future" This endeth the first
chapter. But if it happens that
IJHIiG Jiildli IistS I'dld tiiC tdASs
for the use of the place that year
there will be other chapters. These
may, however, be as we'll left un-
told.
The additional quarter buyer
may have an entirely different at
tack He may throw all caution
to the winds. He may, in the eag-
erness Of his pursuit, enlist the
services of his banker, lawyer. a
real estate man, or several of them,
and abstracter, and most of the
officials at the court house. He
will employ the mails, the tele-
graph, and even Christian Science
to close the deal. For the time
being he charges around, striking
out in every direction at radon,
like politician trying to find his
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HAAKON COUNTY TYPES
(He Who Purchases The Adjoining
Guarter)

Purchasing the adjoining quar-
ter section if land is state of
mind rather than a distinct type
of individual. The idea IS apt to
take possession of anyone of US,
mi, es I'll for the tle4e being,
we are apt to be entirely beside
ourselves with excitement.
Given the most plodding, steady
going, even tempered farmer or
rancher in Haakon county and let
the opportunity offer itself of pur-
chasing another quarter section
adjoining the acres he already
owns, and that man becomes a
dynamo of human energy at once.
Until he buys that land he neither
eats or sleeps as rational man.
Until he gets the deed and gets
gets it safely recorded in the Of
flee of the register of deeds, he
is bear to his wife and children,
pest to his banker, and general
nuisance to the whole community.
Only when the deed is recorded
does he smile and become rational
again for ~ season. He then
breathes easier and sleeps like a
normal human being, until one
morning he receives a letter from
back east" offering another adj
joining quarter, and then he has
'em again"
The thing breaks out differently
with different men, There is the
type that is stricken with an ex-
cess of caution. This fellow will
confide in no one, fearing that
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PHILIP LOSES ELEVEN
INNING GAME TO INTERIOR

While the Philip team came out
with the small end of 2 to 3
score in the game with Interior
last Sunday afternoon, everyone
was satisfied with the exhibition.
In fact, it was a game that well
worth travelling many miles to see
and required eleven innings of
hard playing to decide. A few
errors cost Philip the game, which
would have other wise stood one
to nothing in their favor in the
nine innings.
1t was a pitchers battle, and
while Overgaard who was in the
box for the locals pitched one OF
the best games we have seen in
many years, the Interior boys
gave Rock, the Indian twirier, by
far the best support, altho he is
perhaps as good pitcher as there
is in this country.
In the first inning Inteior secur-
one score, due entirely to errors on
the part of Philip. In Philips half
Mark Wheeler beat of a gronder
stole second and third and came
home on Carr's single.
The score stood one to one until
the eleventh inning, when Interior
in her half made two. A two oase
hit followed by an error allowed
two men to get on the bases and
both scored on single. In ner
half Philip was able to make only
one. Mark Wheeler hit safely to
right field and when the players
were through juggling the Bali he
was safe on the third sack. Fitz-
gerald sacrificed, scoring Wheeler.
This was the ending the scoring
and the game as well.
Overgaard, who comes from
Watertown, is one of the best
pitchers we have seen here, and is
steady player. Interior has per-
haps the hardest hitting team in
this country, yet for nine innings
he held them without hit. The
first hit in the tenth inning would
tLxAa been an easy out had the
fielder been playing his position.
Following was the lineup:
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-29
PARAGRAPHS OF IRVING COBB

The Pioneer-Re is not alone
in its admiration of Irving Cobb.
The other day Dartmouth College
conferred upon him the honorary
degree Of Doctor Of Laws. Some
lof his stuff will take rank with
that Of Mark Twain, but he writes
too much. One Of these days
somebody will turn the faucet on
Irving, and it will be discovered
that he mas run entirely dry. Yet
some Of his paragraphs about the
Democratic convention at San
Francisco were diverting. We clip
a few Of them:
Political booms rise and fall
with the uneasiness characteristic
of the tides of the sea or an east
ern stomach full Of native Cali
fornia oysters"
Any time an Indiana Democrat
cant run for office himself he
boosts some other Indiana Demo
crat for it. Indiana is known as
the pivotal state because its resi-
dent democrats spend so much
time spinning around looking for
|patronage.
Next only to Jim Ham Lewis
new vest the league of nations
was the most sacred thing at the
Democratic Convention.
"Mr. McAdoo is the Finnegan of
the Democratic party. All in the
same breath he was off ag'in, on
ag'in, gone ag'in.
"A ntaive son Of California in
speaking of his climate, begins BY
referring to it as peerless, and
after that he gets rally compli-
mentary.'
by treating her guests IS il
they were human beings San Fran
lcisco forfeited All claims to future
conventions. IS
Eat II the Let's Eat Here Cafe
ia Philip Best Meals and eourtr
anna traafrinAflf FIX
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Roberts replaced Johnson for PHI
lip in the seventh inning.
B. Hodges replaced Freemole for
Interior in the eighth.
Struck out by Overgaard IL; by
Rock, 13. Hits off Overgaard 3;
off Rock, 6.
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THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
In Philip

On May 16, 1907. it was duly re-
ported in the Bad River News.
the fourishing newspaper of the
town, that r. A. Bielski had re-
Gently purchased driving horse
Of Joslyu and Brady" Mr.. Bielski
was the cashier Of the First State
Bank and it was right and proper
that he should have a good driv-
ing horse and buggy. all in keet-
ing with his position in the com
munity.
Th first Sunday School of the
town had been organized on May
10Th. It was called the Union Sun
School, and was affiliated with no
particular church. No church had
vet been organized. The follow
ing were the officers Of the first
Sunday School: Superintendent,
g. G. Wheeler; Assistant Superin-
tendent, Mrs. O. M. Culp: Treasur-
er Miss Pearl Oldfeld; Secretary,
Mrs. A. w. Prewitt.
Byron Glow was the United States
Commissioner at Philip. The slo-
gan of his advertisements was al
ways at Philip" Miss Hattie
Worthington was his clerk and
stenographer. They have been
gone these many years, their sep
arf.te ways, no one knows just
where; SO they will not be dis
Stnrbed when we say theirs was
the towns first love affair.
Philip had very chesty ball
team that was roaming around
walking over almost every other
team in this part of the state.
Durkee, Walpole and Orr were
the stars. "Fitz" did not join
the team and become a star until
later on. On June 10, 1907 they
defeated Pierre BY q score Of 5 to
q.
F. H. Arnold was advertising
that he was prepared to do all
kinds Of carriage painting.
Deputy Sheriff A. Z. French was
our police officer. II was for him
that Ed Larson pro-rated and col
lected the revenue of the town.
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AND AGAIN

AND AGAIN
If you don't like the common sort Of Salted
Peanuts sold hereabouts, 60 back to the good, old
NUT HOUSE BRAND SALTED PEANUTS
The Sailed Peanuts sold under NUT HOUSE
BRAND are imported for us for the particular
trade and are known as the extra large fancy
variety The method Of handling these nuts in the
factory positively prohibits poor inferior nuts
to be sold under this brand. Each individual nut
is carefully selected and graded for size and for
quality The can contains no waste, it's contents
are clean, perfect ia size and quality.
Health authorities all agree that nuts are an
exceedingly wholesome and nutritious article of
food. When used for sandwiches, Salads nut
loaves, or in any Of the many ways Ia which nuts
may be prepared, nothing is more toothsome Or
delicious, Az substitute for candy, nuts not
only please the children greatly but are much
more healthful.
Housewives are beginning to appreciate more
each day the value Of nuts, not As houserold lux
ury but as an economical healthful diet. It is =
scientific fact that one pound OF peanuts contains
as much real food value As two pounds and n half
Of meat Or three pounds and Z half of vegetables
We have fresh supply 81 NUT HOUSE SALT
ED PEANUTS, Almonds, Whopper Peanuts. Bny
them q the
THE GA n ZEN
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Wanted; Four Or five good milk
customers. Mrs. T. n. Holiday. #
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Will buy horses and mules, from
yearling up. Must be fat and priced
right. Phone or write me at
Wall, s. %. 80 tt
e. j. STEELE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
DANGER OF WATER FAMINE
IN MONTREAL is AVERTED
Strike OF Engineers ut NuniripaI
Works EndnnEers Lives OF Patients
in Stcam-iIrntcd Hospitals.
IRv Aasocintea p I

MONTREAL. Jan. ~ water Gam
inc in Tho city resulting from q strike
%; engineers al the municipal water
works. was believed today after lives
of patients in steam heated hospitals
had been endangered by lack OF heat
during zero weather, and holes had
been bored in the ice Of Il canal lest
h-cmcn he unable 20 prevent Il con Tia :
s.ation II q serious fro started.
To-day private company which sun
plies outlying districts turned its sur
plus into the city mains and Mayor
Martin began 10 hire new engineers
after AN unsuccessful! attempt 10 pla
cate the strikers. who went on; tor
higher wages yesterday morning II
was reported tonight that the cnci-
nec7s OF the private company contem-
plated going out also.
Attempts 10 induce the police ana
the hremcn TO strike in symDathy with
the engineers were unsuccessful. The
mcaEcr Supply OF private water. be :
came available at hospitals today just
IN iimc. There Was not enough :,dc =
ruatciy to heat the hospitals and
nurses continued 10 keep patients warn,
by p!!ins quilts on the beds.