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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E.O. NJ. Negligees

Taffeta breakfast coats, at $4.95.
Lovely negligees in light shades at $S.95.
One beautiful taupe colored brocaded robe,
at $1,000.
One very elegant purple robe, unusual at
1895.
All are soiled but dry cleaning will make
them like new.
Boudoir slippers in pink, light blue and
black, trimmed with laces and ribbons. At
the very low price of $1.OO.
A few bath slippers in different shades, at
soc.
-Ayres-NegIigee dent third floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. 0. NJ. Stamped
Pieces

Other Art Needlework Oddments
Stamped towels on nice quality fancy
linen. all good patterns. 1Sx27inch. at
6Sc.
Stamped aprons of unbleached cotton,
with floss for embroidering, 5SG.
Decorated bottles, fancy bags and many
kinds Of candy and dresser boxes, from ESQ
to S1.95.
-Ayres-Art needlework dept,
street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. NJ. Blouses

At soc and $50. Voiles, handmade
batistes, wolfe with Bingham trim, Georg-
cites, pongees and cotton smocks All broken
sizes and lots.
Georgettes and pongees, SOC.
Handmade batistes, at SOC.
Cotton smocks, at SOC.
Wolfe overblouses, gingham-trimmed.
soc.
White madras tailored blouses, SOC.
--Ayres--Blouse dept, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E.O. M. Offerings in
the Children's Store

Open front knit shirts, sizes months to
years, in cotton marino, silk and wool;
broken size range; 35e, soc and soc.
Black sateen boomers, of good quality,
to 12-year sizes, sec.
Childrens hats-beavers, velvet tams,
fancy hats $1.OO and S3.95.
-Ayres-Children's store, fifth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. @. NJ. Woolens

Fine wool fabrics by the yard. A splendid
selection; coatings, broadcloth, tricotine,
Poiret twill. French serge, striped prunella.
challis and duvetyne. One yard to a pat
tern. Very low In price.
-Ayres-Woolen goods, second floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E.O.M. Gray Shop

navy serge dress, size 4814, $3.50.
/ navy mohair dress, 4215, $3.50.
81 cotton dresses, 421z to 5O1a, $3.50.
/ coat, navy, 441s, $500.
1 coat, navy silvertone, 421a, $500.
1 coat, tan Bolivia, AM, $500.
4 jersey suits, 421a to 5O1a, $3.50.
2 black and white check suits. 421z and
461a, $3.50.
At handmade waists, 4S1z, soy, 521z,
$3.50.
navy crepe de chine waists, Al to As,
$7.95.
brown Georgette waists, 421s to 4S1s,
1915. -Ayres-Gray shop, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E.O.M. House Dresses

10 dresses of gingham with organdy
trimming soiled, $3.50.
IS dresses Of percale with full is,
three-quarter sleeves, $1.25.
8 plain blue dress aprons, S1.95.
2s overall aprons, soiled, $3.50.
81 overall aprons, soiled, 69c.
small bib aprons, Of gingham, coo.
-Ayres-House dresses, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. 0. NJ. Drapery
Specials

1000 yards of net (army), so inches wide.
zoe the yard.
1000 yards Of cretonne. 19t the yard.
Several hundred yards of 36-inch Armure
weave drapery materials, in green, rose,
blue and brown. 4Oc the yard.
Short lengths of net marquisette, cretonne
and pongee-all greatly reduced.
--Ayres-Draperies fourth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. NJ. Petticoats

rs taffeta petticoats, in assorted light
shades, priced at $1.95.
80 satin petticoats IN dark shades only,
priced at 1925.
40 silk Jersey ankle length boomers with
shirred cum in light and dark shades, $3.50.
Odds and ends of petticoats in jersey,
satin and taffeta, priced at $2.75.
-AYres-Pettfcoats third floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. M. SilverWare

VIM. Rogers guaranteed forks, dessert
and medium size. 35c each. or 3 for $1.OO.
Dessert spoons, soup spoons and bouillon
spoons, 35c each, or for $1.OO.
Fruit knives of Community silver, Use
each.
Puff boxes with sterling tops, 1925.
Hair receivers, sterling topped, 1925.
Cream Jar, sterling topped, S1.OO.
Dutch silver cigarette box, $500.
Sterling silver dessert spoons and sugar
shells, each priced at $500.
Butter knives at $3.50. Cold meat forks
and berry spoons, each at $500.
-Ayres-Silverware street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
Luggage Less for
E. O. NJ.

Odds and ends shopping bags, large and
small suit cases and leather Boston bags,
$50 to csc.
Womens and mems suit cases and bags,
S3.45 to $685. group of real bargains.
For practical gifts, women's light weight
suit cases, small overnight bags, fitted bags
and suit cases, $3.45 to SLABS.
2. o. NJ. close outs-women's and mems
high quality bags, suit cases, kit bags, over
night bags and dress cases at decided reduc-
lions. $17.45 to S24.95.
Eight wardrobe trunks, fitted with most
up-to-date devices, made by Belber and
Likly, reduced one-third of regular price.
-Ayres-Luggage, sixth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
Children's Shoes So. 95

Odds and ends of high shoes and oxfords
for children, misses and growing girls.
Brown lace high shoes for small boys and
girls, sizes S1s to II.
Brown high shoes for misses, sizes liz
to 2.
Brown and black high shoes and oxfords
and brown strap pumps for growing girls;
broken size range. Sizes az to z.
In addition to these at $2.95, small lot
of first step shoes in black kid and patent
leather button models, special at soc.
-Ayres-Children's shoes, fifth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
Coats and Suits

Numerous Special Values
Five chappie coats in shadow plaids with
ringtail collars, at $500.
Four tricolette suits, at $4.95.
Smart knitted suits consisting of skirt,
tunic-sweater and tam cap. In brown with
tan, and black with white, at 1915.
Wonderfully good values.
Three-piece white jersey suit $3.50.
-Ayres-Coat and suit dept, third floor.
E. 0. NJ. Fur Garments
Coney shoulder capes, special values at
$500.
opossum chokers. dyed stone martin,
$500.
Opossum chokers, dyed baum martin,
1895.
Natural squirrel chokers. at $9.95.
-Ayres-Fur dept, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E.O. M. NeckWear
Wells and Veilings

An assortment Of collars, collar and cuff
sets and vestees in organdie, lace and pique;
all desirable and many new shapes and
styles in the lot. Priced at Acc for clear
ance.
Hexagon mesh yelling in several sizes Of
mesh; black, brown, navy blue and taupe.
Good qualities. At 25c the yard.
Assorted patterns in ready-made wells;
many new and novel effects; embroidered
and chenille dotted. At 69c each.
Short lengths Of veilings at greatly re-
duced prices.
-Ayres-Neckwear and veilings,
street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. M. Corsets

Lily of France corsets of pink striped
batiste with elastic inserts at top, for aver
age and slender figure, sizes 20 to 20, priced
at $2.95.
Gossard front lace corsets, with medium
low bust and long skirts, in pretty pink
cotton brocade, sizes 25. &c, 81 only. Priced
at $3.50.
Fancy pink silk broche corsets. rubber
gore in bust and back of skirt, medium, low
and topless models. Priced for E. o. M.
at 1895.
Odds and ends of front and back lace cor
sets. not all sizes in each model. priced at
$1.OO. -Ayres-Corsets, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
Rainproof Umbrellas,
SIPS

For women and men; made with neat
handles and paragon frames. Low in price
and satisfactory in quality.
Also silk-mixture umbrellas in black only,
ring or leather handles; fine for gifts,
S2.95.
Oddments in colored silk umbrellas, all
frsts and each at a reduction. Good look
Ing handles. At from S4.45 to $3.50.
-Ayres-Umbrellas, street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
Eight E. O. NJ. Sewing
Machines

One drop-head machine (used), $500.
One White drop-head machine (used),
1880.
One Standard drop-head machine (used),
$500.
One discontinued model Domestic (new)
cabinet, $500.
One electricfoot power combination
(maTed), $500.
One drop-head Singer, 5-drawer (used),
$1,000.
One portable electric (new), $4,000.
One Domestic made machine (used),
$500.
-Ayres-Sewing machines, second floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. 0. NJ. HouseWare

Carpet sweepers, mahogany finish, first
quality, very special at $3.50.
Japanese waste baskets of good quality,
three sizes. at $50, 500 and 69c.
Laundry and bath soaps of merit, bars
for 25@.
baskets and wooden ware, all greatly re-
duced.
One table Of white and white enamel
ware, wide variety of everyday utensils,
marked down to 69G and sec.
-Ayres-Housefurnis sixth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
The Gown Room
E. O. NJ.

for indoor wear, S1.75. A few cottons at
$3.95.
Soiled sample evening dresses at $1,000.
A few taffeta dresses at $6.95. Trico-
lettes and Georgettes at 1880. the trico-
lettes In black and taupe, being all large
sizes.
Taffeta and wool dresses of splendid
quality; reduced from high prices to $3.50
and 1880.
A group Of greatly reduced evening gowns.
at $3.50.
group of wool and afternoon chiffon
and Georgette dresses. at $4,000.
--Ayres-Gown room third floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. 0. NJ. JeWelry

Decorative and Useful
White stone barpins, of nontarnishable
white metal. with safety clasps, $2.95.
Bakelite necklaces, 27-inch strands, with
oval cut graduated beads, self clasps,
$500.
Novelty domestic and imported bead neck
Iaces, very unusual values at S2.95.
Silver-plated vanities, in fancy shapes.
$1.OO.
Silver and green-gold plated mesh bags
for children, $2.95.
Sterling silver dorines, hand-engraved,
thin models, $1.95.
Galilith bangle bracelets, Of amethyst,
green and lapis blue colors, S1.35.
hundred novelty bead necklaces IN.
large variety Of color combinations for your
selection Very special at zee.
-Ayres-Jewelry dept, street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. M. Candies

For children-11s pounds of wholesome,
absolutely pure, good hard candies. mixed,
packed in decorated metal lunch boxes with
handle and fasteners. The decoration be-
ing an animal fair, IS certain to amuse.
Complete with candy, only soc each.
Christmas and New Year table favors, ap-
propriate and clever. At zoe each.
-Ayres-Candy dept, street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. @. NJ. Underwear

Misses pajamas, twelve pairs, at $50.
Muslin and envelope chemises, at 400
and CSC. Boomers at 400.
Philippine envelope chemises, $1.49.
Silk camisoles, at 49c, 79G and $40.
SILK chemises at $3.95. And silk gowns,
from 1895 to elaborate ones at $7.95.
Georgette and lace trimmed Slightly
soiled.
-Ayres-Lingerie dent. third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
E. O. NJ. Sweaters

An odd lot Of fifty wool and fibre sweaters
and scarfs, slightly soiled and damaged. The
sweaters come in Tuxedo, slipover and tie
around styles. Priced from ESQ to $685..
-Ayres-Sweater dept, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
End of TIE Month

In the Girls and Juniors Shop
100 bargains at this price, sizes to Il.
so bingham dresses at 75c.
Bingham jumper dresses, plain and in
checks, sizes IS to II, $1.35 and $1.95.
Five smocks, II and Is, in brown, navy
and gray, at $1.95.
Four evening dresses, to IL, in honey
dew blue and pink
Six handmade batiste dresses, French, Z
to IA, at 1895.
Sport MILDLY dresses In red, green and
navy middies, with plated white serge
skirts, 10 to 16, $685..
Pongee straight line and MILDLY suits, in
sizes 10 to 16; also a few silk dresses, In
brown and navy; also combination tricolette
and crepe de chine frocks, sizes 8 to Is,
at 1895.
Skirts showing attractive plaids and
skirts, in girls and Juniors sizes; also all
dark shades, $S.95 and 1926.
Waists in batiste with colored trimmings,
8 to 16, at $3.50, $1.95 and $2.95.
Flannel middies in green, navy and khaki,
to 16, 1895.
-Ayres-Girls' and Juniors dept,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Posed as Dead
Veteran; Won
Wife and Coin

Rome, Dec. 2-Ths trial of d
man named Bellassai, at Girgenti
recently revealed a tragi-comedy
which might have been invented
by Boccaccio or played in Res.
toration theatre, but is probably
unparalleled in real life.
Frencesco Restivo was an Ital-
ian soldier, who in 1918 died a
prisoner in Austria, leaving a
mother and father, brother, sis
ters and a widow and child. For
over year the parents and widow
hoped against hope that the au-
thorities were misinformed and
that their beloved would return
some day.
Nevertheless when young man
came to the old people eighteen
months ago and said that Frances
co was alive and coming home
they could hardly believe the
news. He said that he had come
to break the shock to them and to
their daughter-in-law, Angelina
He mentioned that francesca had
altered much in consequence of
his terrible suffering as a prison
er.
The young man was dfned and
feted, but, he remained only day,
as he said that he must see An
gelina, who lived in another town.
AS he left in the train he confided
to friend of the family that he
himself was Francesca. The news
spread like wildfire, and even the
parents and relatives believed it.
The young man-Bellassai- al
legged swindler and thief well
known to the police of North Italy
had no difficulty in convincing
Angelina that her husband was
alive. He was well supplied with
personal details of the dead man.
which he had gathered on purpose
from his parents and~friends. After
some days he told her that he was
Francesca himself.
She would not believe it at first.
but joyful letters from his par
ents and the confirmation of
friends, who declared that it was
absurd to doubt him, quieted her.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Thousands of
Dollars Spent
For New Food
Costly Investigations Prove
Efficiency of Wonderful
New Tonic Food :
Perry Drug Store, Our Local
Druggist Interested


People of Salem! Do you know
the gravest menace to the health
of the nation today? Malnutr1-
tion. Scientists have, proved
that it is the cause OF 50% OF
our bodily ills; that children as
well as adults have been starved
literally starved--not from lack
of food, but from failure of the
food they eat to nourish their
bodies.
Among the most important ele-
mems in nourishing and building
up the body are vitamines. But
because of scientific milling and
overlooking, these absolutely
necessary growth-promoting and
life-sustaining elements are al
most entirely eliminated from our
daily diet, and Dr.. Harrow OF Co
lumbia university says: Vita
mines in food are absolutely nee
essary to sustain life.
Recognizing the grave neces-
Isity of restoring these important
body-builders, a noted firm OF
Boston chemist set to work on a
formula for a tonic food that
would supply the strengths Great
ing vitamines so essential to
health and vigor SUSTO-the
wonderful new tonic food, which
contains in a concentrated form
1.-THE vitamines of Yeast, Milk,
Eggs, Rice, Beef Protein, Nuclein
and Iron-was the result.
Before SUSTO was placed up
on the market, however, Dr.
Philip B. Hawk of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia,
was employed to ascertain its
worth, and practical tests were
made on number of patients
of all ages and various states Of
health. The results were mar
velous. His report shows that
under weight children as well as
adults increased their weight to
normal; and strength, energy,
and health replaced weakness
and rundown, debilitated, amaze
mic conditions.
Our local druggist, Perrys
Drug Store have been fortunate
enough to secure the retail selling
agency for SUSTO, this remark
able tonic food, for Salem and
this is really the first opportunity
offered to the people of Salem
who need strength and vitality,
are under-weight, rundown, anae
mic, or who have under-nourished
children of feeble old people, to
call at Perrys Drug Store and get
a guaranteed strength and body
builder that has been proved by
the nutritional expert of one of
our greatest Medical College. -
ADV.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Two Feeble Minded
Lads Make Getaway

Two feeble minded youths
Paul Emgle, IT, and Basil Bailey
16-made their escape from the
local institution yesterday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
Today Salem police were CO.
operating with officials at the
state school ina n effort to appre-
hend the lads. Emgle weighs 155
pounds, is five feet six inches tall
and is dark complexioned. Bailey
weighs 1872 pounds, is five feet
four inches tall and is dark COM
plexioned.
Both of the boys were clad in
khaki.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Motor Hotel Is
Invention Of
Denver Genius

Denver, Dec. 2-The "'motor
hotep is possibility of the near
future, according to Leonidas j..
Moe, of this city, inventor and
patentee of the latest automobile
accessory"
Demand for more adequate au-
tomobile housing facilities in al
most every city in the country
will be met by this novel motor
hotel plan, declares Moe, adding
that the constantly increasing
use of the automobile as a means
of transportation for both business
and pleasure and the dangers of
street parking create a real need
for motor hotels in all cities for
transient and permanent use.
"The motor hotel Is an entire
ly new idea in building and oper-
alton as related to the automobile
industry" Moe said. "Its purpose
is to house and protect automotive
vehicles--do it on a large scale
and at moderate cost to the car
owner.
"The motor hotel is a specious
fire proof building, so construct
ed that any car owner may drive
his car, on its own power, without
moments delay, into the build
ing and, by partly circular drive
way, from floor to floor, into a
space or room.
"The automobile will thus be
protected from weather conditions,
thieves and accident and will be
off the congested city streets.
ENTRANCE and exit to the mo
tor hotel will be by means Of a
double spiral incline, or driveway.
with an easy grade, and cars going
out and coming in will not come
In contact with each other"
The motor hotel" idea has been
patented, and a company compos-
ed largely of Denver men has been
formed to establish the plan in
various cities. The company does
not plan to build the structures.
but will grant permits for the use
OF the patent to capitalists upon a
royalty basis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02

Bellassai obtained life pension
as the returned Francesca, and
Angelina consented to live with
him.
Five months later Bellcssai,
prosperous and secure in the love
of his Angelina, took too much
wine and babbled the truth to the
Mortified woman, who denounced
him to the police.
Curiously enough, she was not
believed at first. Francesco's S
friends and parents were indig-
nant. The dead soldiers father in
vited Bellassai to live with him
and he did SO, but Angelina per-
sistence impressed the pension au-
thorities, whose inquiries resulted
in the trial e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Salem Student
Accompanist of
Aggie Glee Club

Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Dec. 2.-Wayne G. AL
len of Salem is registered as a
sophomore in pharmacy at the col
lege this year, after taking his
first years work at Willamette
university. Aliens ability to play
the piano won for him the place
of accompanies for the college
glee club. He will bea with the
organization on the trip to Port
land in January, and the tour of
northwest cities, including Seattle
and Tacoma, in March. He is a
pledge of Sigma Chi national fra
ternity.
IOIIR MAI. w NIT Ans
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02
Number OF Divorces
In France Reaching
An Alarming Stage

limited powers conferred upon the
husband as head of the family
and the subordination of woman
to him are perhaps two of the
serious causes of divorce. These
are only two. In legislation there
is a preventive method, just as
there is in medicine. The pro-
blem of divorce should not be
treated as local disease. Every
thing that works for the improve
ment of married life, for more
Just balance in the moral and
material conditions of husband
and wife, is worth more than a
system of defense and restriction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-02

Soprano

Soprano
Salem woman's Club Chorus
Grand Theather, Monday, Dec, s
Prices: Floor $3.50. $500, $3.50,
Balcony $3.50, $2.0O, GAL
lery $1.00, add 10fS war tax.
Mail orders filled now II ac-
companied BY check and stamped
envelope sent Salem Musical Bu-
rsau I4s1 Court st. Box OFFICE
Sale. Dec. sFd-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
INCIDENT FOLLOWED SERMON IN WHICH
HE ATTACKED DICE GAME" AND DANCES.
EXCITEMENT IN CITY IS RUNNING HIGH


Rev Morgan Lee stake D, the
Justice the E. Of
according to information received in Amarillo the trouble
in
the pastor DR. Simeon Shaw sr that Sunday he had
Inc statement
do
took the distinguished Of
the
could charged and only
court nade direct m
pulpit and refusal
wa IN contempt and horcupo dtop
Dr. Shaw pastor Of the Methodist church, csche
day capacity the
mo when the pastor opportunity
enthusiastically shouting in
the church. DR. at but
o take itscou - -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
Mass Meeting at Jail.

AZ tie Jail mass meeting at
tended by hundreds Of cnthusias.
tic and excited men and headed
by Dr. Shaw. engaged in prayers
and songs OF praise. Excitement
ran high and n detachment Of cit.
i7cns was hurried 10 Amarillo for
the purpose Of engaging an at.
torney 20 have charge Of the de.
iensc of the New York minister
Men in detached groups were
seen talking the case over long
into the night. while the minister
remained incarccratcd in the lock
up. alleged TO have been condemn.
ct ne unfit for use some time ago
Nothing in all the history OF Can
yon has so stirred the people. and
the arrest OF the famous cvangci.
Isl and dctension in a prison con-
sidcred foul and undesirable for
occupancy by mere criminals.
formed the sole topic Of conversa-
tiun. particularly in church circles
nr. Shaw makes the statement
that The matter shall be aired
widely. to the fullest extent. and
hat DR.. Starke shall know iha.
the masses OF Canyon and Rand.
all citizens resent the alleged
mis,rcalmen, accorded him. Hc
feels, according TO statements
made over the telephone TO The
News ai y late hour last Wedncs.
day evening that a grca, injustice
has been done the evangelist DR..
.'haw in describing DR.. Starke
'aid:
"Dr. starkc Tor many years was
CONTINUED on PAGE TWo)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
ORIGIN OF WORCESTER
FIRE is NOT KNOWN

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. ie.--Ths
urigia al fires that caused more than
81 SOC. .0o0 property damage In the busl
ness district Of this city today had no.
been determined While militia coIa.
panics were held at the armorics ~
readiness for assistance to exhausted
tircmen In the rasc of new fires. state
police searched tho ice shrouded ruins
Tot clues.
The flames started In the Knowles
nuilding shortly afterward build.
ing more than three quarters of a mile
away was discovered ahlazc.
Efforts were made tonight to deter.
mine whether this second fire was
started hy burning cmhers from the
first. and numerous witnesses weri
examined IN the hope " learning how
the hlaye In the Knowles building hal
gained such headway before discovery.
There were uo fatalities or serious n
iurics