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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
SEALED BIDS ON
AMARILLO BONDS
ARE CALLED FOR
ALL OFFERS OF S578.000 IS.
SUE MUST BE IN BY
NOVEMBER %.

The city manager was instruct
ed by the city commission yester-
day ~ advertise for sealed bids for
the purchase f S5s, 900 worth ~
city bonds. Al bids must be- receiy-
ed by the city manager by next
Tuesday. Nov. 80. when the com
mission will open them with the
privilege of rejecting any or all Of
them.
Bond men were nj the meeting. and
here was discussion of the bond IT,
sues again. Bonds 10 he sold follow
Auditorium and municipal building.
$500 000. incinerator. SIS 1000. extension
sanitary sewers. $4,000; sewer disposal
plant $50. 200. uavinE, Sl50.00O and
fire alarm system. 10000
n. Y. Robertson 4 Co. public ac'
'ountauts were ordered Ia make an
audit Of the city's books for the fiscal
wear ending April i6. 1921. work to be
gin at once
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
LOST TOOLS ARE
PULLED OUT Of
r GULF NO. | HOLE
DRILLERS PLAN TO RE.
SUME WORK SHORTLY ON
SINKING WELL.

about the m.st encouraging
news received lately in the Anna
riIlo oil fledl was the report last
night that lost tools in Guif No.
l. section ils. Hurk Burnett ranch.
had been loosened. Included in the
string of tools pulled out were one
spud. four sets of slips and one bit.
Another set was lost Ia the well.
and workmen will continue their
work In efforts to get II out. u
WAS Said last night
The gulf people were reported as be-.
NIX on the verge 81 abandoning the
sell az two sets of tools had been los,
n u Fishing had been going on since
July without any success Continuation
Z cleaning out the we'll will go ahead
apidly and II is planned a. resume
riling al once.
The well Is reported down is5 feet,
nd II In planned to pat IN more casing
~ once.
Gull Ne. was reported Hs holug one
4 the biggest gassers in the entire
amarillo fiedl, the production having
cen estimated a. lcast 1875 900 0OC
ubic feet daily Tho wcll was muddcd
-. cutting down The gas prpiu' tior
nnsidcrphly. say those in close touch
nth oIl developments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
HAYS DECLARES TAXATION
Plan MUST Be Different

NEW YORK, Nov Is (By Associated Press)Fuure federal
must be provided other than by which
penalties thrift" and destroys the incentive Postmaster
General VIII Hays declared tonight address before the Fifth
Avenue association.
Mr. Hays told his hearers that the United States should adopt
system taxation that would combine the of being
rather than deterrent initiative while safeguard
ing the earning power labor and nurng citizens right
enjoyment of wealth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
TUCUMCARI MAN IS
KILLED BY ENGINE


special 10 Ths NsFs
TCC' MCAEi y 81 NoF. i5 - q
Gnlder car iusp'l fof 'nI 20. e q 4
T. railway boz fh- local fsrd vs. kii 81
undrr fhe switch engine Gofrn h1I
thrown The switch Or no Golden state
Limited 40 2 io ffss ouf and stepped
hack on ~ trsek fo iei BE- lass The
escape % steam frofr 81 engine CO.
Tefhsr with ihe ul-s caueed Golden 20
fal "a nnii'e tn approach - ths switch
engine. Hs leaves widow and three
small children Ne vas % years ~ age
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
army REDUCTIONS
ARE PUzzLING TO
French CONFEREE

WASHINGTo Nov IS BY Associated Press)-Frsnce took
step today bringing the question Of land araments
and armies Washington Conference In eoneurrns for
essential principles the American proposals regard
ing establishments Premier BRAND touched upon the army
problem far vital 10 France
There intmaon in the remarks OF NJ BRAND that ne
had definite plan for reduction to suggest
NJ Brands statements construed generally showing his
purpose to explain fully why France regards necessary retain
the great force in her armies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Then the problem ~ these details.
which every one realizes may yet oc-
upy the prolonged attention Of the
onforcnco and involve the successor.
the failure OF the whole plan was re-
fcrrcd for preliminary examination 90
committee of five technical naval
advisers one from each Of the big five
powers within this committee. first of
an, Great Britain viii ask for fur.
thcr reduction Of the limit proposed ON
submarines. tonnage. Japan viii en-.
deavor 90 prove her right to u greater
alto OF naval strength than has been
suggested for her. and France and
Italy VIII request that their naval quos.
ilons he considered along with those Of
the stronger naval powers embraced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Requests from ninety eight railroads
for revision Of rules and working CON
ditions Were considered and counter de-
mands formulated Nj. Stone announc-
cd tonight the unions were agreed ON
concerted program In the rules cases.
The majority Of the General Chairmen
departed for thai homes early tonight
To- explain tins program 10 their men.
Announcement was made today that
the four biz hrothcrhoods have signed
agreements with roads In the Eastern
Western and Southwestern district for
setting up adjustment boards. provided
for In the Esch.Cummins transporta.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
DON'T STEAL GkUT
CAR: NEWS FINDS IT

. Il Gaut rrI ....f. mau. be.
i.e.es that Ths Dl. N.ts ls his
fl,1d And wht .r duf he7 II
has been nctu H.ng his
lliaH ahile. whai H .,.n stolen
fuI.r within tuu ....s
Gauf car wHs f...H Monday
HlEht a. r1ssrug,r n. ... morning
rain tH Clarendon rHI 'hr story
Getung off fhe tnH . clarendon
hr found "a BuI, caf .r poi, street.
.umuai,d th' numh with thlt boz
fhs pepper found fh.t tEr,ed aud
Informed Officers S. lHuf expects
to e. tH Clarendon t9Iss after hi,
cor
ln Nav 1920 fhe -,mc .sf was
stolen and man reading an ar
uels ln The Daily NsNs saw the
auto M North Scrond and Buchanan
streets and Informed Nf Cau'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Hifs md consumption between aHf
iuE1s and next August w D.
uore than 5000 600 bales ana 'hr he-'
sflmato ~ the visible supply can hr
hflin'd shows only about tneIt. frd
haif or i3 o'0 600 hsles
a carry Uf.r 0f about ntr irr
bales Hls estimated hs a. smith
fHi.s fu.s Years crop D. believed h"
vnuif r.f eSoeed seven mhH.r hsI
o. Hai. hla figures llb.ifI b. adird
bn' found no way o. brirs 'hs tso fo.
'als sny way NEAR toe sfher
~ smith reviewed ~ uls t ..r.os'
shirh be- ssil hsd forced cotton prices
drws and lold the s.nafc th. aii ~ the
'nienscine tbines foreseen hy the trade.
Including the an strike. hsd b-sn rut
out q the way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
France And Italy
Wish To Increase
Their Sea pOuer

WASHlGTON Nov Is by Associated PreSs)-The sweeping
American proposal for reduction became the
eeped fundamental policy Of the conference today by the
unanimous assent Of the five great powers
Secondng the bold lead Of the United States the accredited
spokesmen OF Grea, Britain Japan Italy and France their
places tody penay session the conference and after
another declared the readiness Of their the
American proposal spirit and principle but with the
tion of a right 10 suggest notifications Of details
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
five WOMEN ON
JURY SELECTED
TO TRY FATTY
ARBUCKLE so DEEPLY DE.
JECTED HE APPEARS
TO BE AL0oF.

SAN FHtNDfsCp. Call Nov Is
Tho end OF thr second iaf Boo tho man.
slaughter trial 0f E1s.1n q. Patty
Arhucklo saw eleven temporary Jurors
in iho h0s and f.s general interest In
tho iuy selection dN.nding. Fyve OF
tioso selected were w0mcn. There was
nothing in me sessions 90 give them
more interest thnr OBJ. ordinary Grim.
irul action.
Arbucklcs attitude was OF such deep
apparent d. Jection ffaf he remained
alnos aloof w. dd r.' consult with
counsel and 1t ths recess periods re-
maincd by himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
RAIL UNION HEADS
Plan REPLIES FOR
PAY CUT DEMANDS

CHICAGO Nov Is y Associated ss)-Pans of the Broth
Engineers and Brotherhood of Locomotive
Femen and Engnemen demands of the railroads for
and working condition agreements and for further
wage completed today the close of twoday session
of $50 general charmen and officials
Warren S. Stone grand chief of the engineers and William S.
Carter president of the Fremen and Engnemen explained the su
alton under the general s order cancelled received
following Endorsement of their action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

tion act. Two assistant grand chiefs
will represent the engineers on the
b1ard--F 4. Burgess. on the South
western; The u. n H. 7. will be- repre-.
sentcd by $. a. Whitney. Western lines;
W. " Doak. Southwestern, and II y.
Daughorty, on the Western. Represen.
tativos of the other unions have not
yet been selected
Creation of the Board Is expected 20
speed up the work Of the United States
rail labor board 10y relieving it's dock.
OF the hundreds Of petty cases of indl
vidual grievances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

This country cannot 60 on. and must
not go On indefinitely during peace time
with either the forms or degree of tax
alton devised 10 meet tho emergency
81 war" he said
Between the man who consumes the
product of hts days work a. fast ~ h.
creates H. and the man who practices
sell denial saves part ~ his days earn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Ice Plant Burns
At Lubbock With
$2O1,OOODa.eace
LUBBOCK Texas Nov Is Especial The News-Fme tonight
totally destroyed the ice and electric light plant the Texas Utility
Company here The loss estimated 100000 The origin
unknown.

Two car loads OF crude oil. used to
run the plant, were also burned. and
Tor time about i0 car loads Of cot.
ton seed and other farm products on
switch tracks near the ice and cleo
tr plant were threatened by the blaze.
but a speed.brcaking run by switch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Birth control advocates also announc.
I'd that Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes 81
the Catholic Archdioccso of New York
had been invited to address the meet.
ing.
Promoters of Sundays meeting d..
MED a statement attributed 10 Monsig.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Martin Gets 10 Years

HOUSTON. Texas. Nov li-Tho
iurs in The case ~ ohm g. Martin.
hargcd with robbery by firearms on
January la ~ r Kub.la patron n
he Citizens state Bank which was
ils1 robbed on that DAY. brought In a
crdct u guilty tonight and assessed
punishment az 20 years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

ings and puts II IN the savings bank
or IN other forms of invcstm"nt-bc
tween these two. n IL the business %
wise government o. tax tho former
rather than the latter. our present sys
tenn ~ taxation destroys the Incentive
o. save
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
more SHIPPING
SOUGHT IN JAP
RESERVATIONS
BELIEVE RATIO OF REDUC-
TI0N FOR ISLAND Ma
TIoN is TOO HIGH.

lr Associated rress
NNSllINGTON. Nov. Japan
feel, that her ratio IT warships
touu8gc h not high enough under
the lmcriran proposals. it was
stated tonight hS members Of tho
I1ulnr,a doicciiipn.
During Ndmiral Baron kaio's
speech li ihc plrnarN session ~ the
ui fhr utuamrnt conference today
hi, statement that japan would
CONTINUED oN rtGU Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

engine from Slaton saved the cars.
After the blaze was seen TO he be
yond all control, efforts Of fire fight
crs ccntcrcd on saving that end Of the
'ovn from become fired
Headquarters of the Texas UNITY
'Ompany ~ IN plninyicw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Miners rniomted.

DENVER. Colo Nov l5-severai
miners arr eutomhod in shaft u the
Lutan. sometimes known az Monarch
mine. located between Louisville and
Lafayette colo ali ~ the surface hui 4.
ings q which are On fire according 20
report received here tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
GIRLS FORCED BACK
TO LODGING HOUSES

NEW YORK Nov it -Th. oia.
shioncd i1dEIns house again is
0fulnz into IT, 0wn be-aure uu.
npi0ymenf and lower wages are
orcinz XII workers ouf 30 the
.it,heuette apartments tney onae
l proudly oorupied
That announcement uss made o..
i-y hs th. A--oria'i n o. Promote
proper Housing fHr Girls in con
neciion with housing Conference
which the 81 gnaizaiion has called
far No, . and %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
in the American plan.
1. =. Diplomacy Wins.

Thus the diplomacy Of the American
delegation has won it, first victory In
Tho conference but still finds itself
confronted with questioned admitted
Importance and dclicacy whose solu.
tion is requisite 10 attainment Of the
purposes for which tho nations we're
called Loo "a consultation.
while the technical advisers wrestle
with the arinameuts problem and the
cclegatcs themselves continue informal
conversations ON the American plan.
tho other big subject OF the conference.
the Far Eastern situation viii be given
tCONTINIrED ON PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
WORLD COTTON SHORTAGE
IS FORECAST BY SENATOR

WASHINGTON Nov. Is (By Associated PressPredction Of
world shortage Of cotton made in the Senate
today by Senator Smith, Democrat South Carolina speech
lying the statistics cotton consumption for October made pub
BY the Should the consumption
ensuing months equal exceed that October he said
would be bale of American cotton existence by
August l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Answers Charge.


W AAsociafFd fress
III PASO. Texas Nov l5.- llipolit'
Vnls brother of the former revolution
ary leader ~ Mexico Voluntarily az
poared IN court here today 90 answer
to ~ charge ~ kidnapping his thre'
hildrcn Bond was set a. 500. which
was promptly furnished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
ITALIAN-FRENCK
naval QUESTION
BEFORE Meeting
WANT MATTER CONSIDERED
BEFORE CONFERENCE
POINT SETTLED.
Ny Associated Press

~ Associated Press
" WASHINGTON. Nov l5.-Scna-
tor Schanyer. head oi the ltaly's
armament delegation. speaking at
ioday's session of the conference
with respect a. the imcrican pro-
posals. said
The time has come and this con.
terence has becn callrd mot for cru.
cral resolutions and fpr mutual td
vice. hut for action.
cnNrlNIl.n-n. nA.- ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Fire al Charleston.

CHARLESTON. $. g., Nov IA
si~ctscuiar blaze tonight In tho stand.
ard otl Company refinery Just outside
the city limits led o. calling Wn practi.
t.tliy ali ~ the available firc apparatus
u was held. however. ~ the refining
siill In which the FIRE started and the
damage Was said % b. comparatively
small
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

nor pinccn, that the Town Han audi.
enco contained three or four children"
before whom decent and clean minded
people would not discuss a subject such
as birth control"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

TORONTO. Nov. 15-Dr Thomas
u iuian. supreme physician - the In.
d.r"ndent Order Il Fores'ers. and one
a he original members = the society
diei suddenly todsy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

WOULD STOP ship BUILDING

WASHINGTON. IA Irectn %
all work
ship introduced
Republican comui tee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Tax agreement Made.

WASHINGTON. Nov i5.- Agree.
mont on excise and soft drink taxes
WAS reached today by the House and
Senate conforecs on the tax revision
hill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Advances OF $1,7OO,OOO Made
On Liue Stock And Agriculture
RY AssOcIATED pREssl


WtsNGTON l5-Adyancs S'00000 for agcul
a live stock and approved today by the finance
Ing $,,Ol 900 and stockp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

coNrINuEp on FACE rwol
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
Old Peabody Pew
Scores Again

"The Old Peabody Pew was re-
peated Thursday evening at the Pail
sade Church, the local talent engaged
in its presentation quite outdoing IT.
self before an even larger audience
than at the first performance.
Any attempt to enlarge upon what
has been said about the ''The Old
Peabody Pew" would be superfiuOus
at this time. 1t is a wonderfully APP
pealing little village story, thorough
ly human and throbbingly tender. As
presented at the Palisade Church 1t
could not be improved upon.
GrantwOod sent down a large dele
CATION, perhaps one-third Of the au-
dience being from there. The most
rapt attention was given during the
entire performance, and there was
never an audience that went away
more completely satisfied that it had
had ten times its cost in satisfaction
and happiness. Mere words fail In
telling just how fine and exquisitely
wrought is all the pathos and humor
presented in ''The Old Peabody Pew"
The Hilltop section is better for
the labor put into It's performance by
our local talent. Refreshments were
served and a fine social hour was
spent after the play was over.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
Orphan Home to
Hold Meeting

A public meeting will be held in the
Christian Orphan House on Palisade
avenue, near Whiteman street Sunday
afternoon. June ), at O'Clock. A big
tent will be erected on the grounds
for the occasion.
Short speeches will be given by Hon.
Mayor George Hill, of Fort Lee; Hon.
Ex-Mayor Edward A. White, of Fort
Lee; Rev. NJ. F. Montgomery, of
Grantwood; Rev. Edward Kelder, of
Coytesville: Mr.. D. A. Carson, of Pali-
sade; Mr.. J. J. McGarry, Edgewater
Mr.. L. Kleiser, Of Edgewater; Mr. W.
S. Mooreheod, J. D. Moore, and Rev
w. Whitehouse, of Fort Lee. and Rev.
III. W. Nelson, vice president of the
Home, of Brooklyn.
The children of the home will also
take part in the program.
Everybody is. cordially invited to at
tend this meeting. Come and see the
Home.
An offering will be taken TO help the
Home which is much needed.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
Cliffside Receives
Seasons 1st Defeat

Last Friday afternoon at Hacken-
sack, Clifside in its ninth start of
the season Jared badly, and received
a hard defeat. The score was nine
to nothing in the county seat boys
favor.
There is no excuse to be offered
as the local boys played everything
but the brand Of ball they have Of
fered their patrons throughout the
season. Errors were numerous, hits
were rare, thus the Cliifside boys
bowed in defeat.
For the first two innings everything
went fine, but the pep displayed in
other games was lacking. The terrible
blow came in the third, error after
error, intermlngled with hits, gave the
homesters seven runs.
Clfnside then frightened, but III the
eighth errors again found their way
again and Hackensack scored two
more. Giantonio pitched good ball,
but the errors gave Hackensack the
victory.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
County Foods and
Canning Meeting

WHO? You and your friends. All
who want TO do canning and are inter
ested in the food problems in their
homes
WHEN? Thursday, June 0, 1921,
from y a. m. TO 4 80 p. m.
WHERE? State Street Presbyterian
Church, State street near Mercer,
Hackensack, y. J.
WHY? ]. TO get instruction In can
ming, If you are beginner, or If you
are an expert 10 get the latest ideas.
.. 70 hear talks on food and money
and food problems Of today.
There will be a message for you.
Come. Bring your friends and your
neighbOrs. Program lasts from 10 a.
m to 4 80 p. m. and takes in:
Nutrition. Value Of Canned Food
in the Diet"
Lunch and opportunity to view nu-
triton exhibits.
Canning Of Fruits and Vegetables"
Miss Marjorie Eells, home dem0nstra-
tIon agent Of Sussex county.
Discussion, Canning Problems"
Mrs. Frank App, home demonstration
leader State Agricultural College.
"8loney and the Home" DIR. Il. X.
Andrews, New York.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
Washington Thinks
Mackay Has Chance

Postmaster Binder, of Hackensack,
has been to Washington to see Post
master General VIII Hayes He
thinks Hayes a wonder. In discussing
politics Mr.. Binder says he has TO
observe the ethics of the situation,
and cannot divulge all he found out
in Washington, but that politicians
there have their eyes on the whole
country, and are naturally interested
in anything relating TO New Jersey.
They think over there, Mr.. Binder
says, that Senator VIM. B. Mackay
has a good chance to corral the Re
publican nomination for Governor next
year, and that they are much inter
ested in the outcome in this state.
Mr.. Binder also says that they believe
in Washington that Commissioner A.
Harry Moore, of Jersey City will be
the Democratic nominee against Mack
ay. Senator Mackay has been hitting
it up very hard for the nomination for
a long time, and for his efforts alone
he deserves the plum.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
West New York to
Try for Commission

John T. Gregory, president of the
Rentpayers' League of West New
York, put out for circulation petitions
on Monday, calling for a commission
government election. Gregory claims
that he is working for commission gov
ernment as the behest of tenants and
says he has no personal motive in the
present movement
The movement, he says, was in
spired by women tenants as the re-
suit of the death of the son of Fire
man James Fallon from a bomb from
the fireworks display by the st. JOS
eph's Society and the failure to fix
the responsibility for permitting the
use of bombs after they were for
hidden.
Gregory says this affair has worked
up the citizens to where they are de-
manding a change to a form of gov
ernment in which responsibility for
public safety is fixed and there can
be no passing the buck.
Women voters, he says, who at
tended last Tuesday nights meeting
off the Town Council were among
those who urged him to start the
movement for change.
Palisadian., 1921-06-04
Two Small Boys
Killed by Lightning

One boy was instantly killed by a
bolt of lightning in Palisade Park on
Saturday during brief but severe
electrical storm, and anothers was 50
badly shocked that he died on Sunday
evening.
Donate DeM1iero Of Fourteenth
street and Peter Potato Of Thirteenth
street and Mildred Potato, sister of
the latter, all about fourteen years of
age, were running home out Of the
storm, but while crossing the street
Donate was killed instantly.
Mildred, who was running between
the boys, was not injured at all, but
suffered from shock.
The DeMiero boys shoe was com
pletely ripped from his foot.
Peter was taken home, where he
was attended by DR. Brodhead of Pali-
SADIE Park and DR.. Hellstern Of Hud-
son Heights, who happened to be in
the neighborhood.
Mayor Todd and Councilman Grif-
fiths, being at the borough hall, re-
sponded to their families call for aid
and directed that DIR. Ward of Engle-
wood be called, as it was feared the
Palatto boy was completely blind. On
Sunday morning he could see little
and talked with some of the officials
who called to inquire Of his condition,
but on Sunday afternoon he passed
away.
The sad part of the tragedy was
that the children had gone to get some
paint that the DeAIiero boy wanted to
paint a cross he had made to place on
his mothers grave, she having passed
Eaway less than year ago, leaving i've
children, Donate being the oldest and
in charge Of the family, while the IA
ther was out of work. The funeral
was on Monday.
The lightning tore hole In the wall
Of the home of,.John De Carlo of Four
teerth street, passed through the room
and struck little Rosa De Carlo, five
years old, who was badly burned. In
its path was a crib containing the in
,fant daughter of the De Carlos, VINO
escaped without a scratch.
The lightning struck pipe in the
room. went through 10 the cellar, scat
tering everything broadcast therein,
and then into the ground.-Record.