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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08
Livestock
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KANSAS CITY. March S-Cnt-
tie receipts. $500. beef steers.
steady to weak. top heavios s. 90
calves steady to soc lower. good
ana choice NsHlogr. mostly s9.U0a 90
800. atuckerr and feeders steady
Ca weak choice feeders, $40.
biz string good Texas ztockcrs.
81 90. other Glasses. generally
steady. choice hcifors. 21.zBu7S SO.
other ~ tdes. cuws. $3.50 re- 600.
Gamers and cutters. generally
$500 22h; good bulls. mostly
81 90 nf.5O.
Hogs receipts 5000 mostly 10
o. 25c lower than y~eateruays ay-
uruBc; some late bliss more. bulk.
200 90 2t0 FOUNDER Co shippers.
3iO.G5 1885, bulk OF salcs SO 20
% 10 20. packers paid $40 400
1889 Tor 200 "a a2s Founders
S10.7O for "a few most packing
Sows around $500: stock pigs.
steudy 60 strong ton $40 iS bunk
around flObO.
Sh'op receipts. 7.Ge0. no sheer
offered. lambs generally steady
carly top, 1890
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

was without any apparent infiu-
encc as ~ counter balance
Uncertainty continued as TO
whether thu government report
this afternoon on farm reserve
stocks of wheat would prove hull
lirh or bearish. Tho opening.
which varied from y 60 ] &c low
cr. with MAY sac 20 LAS and
July Sits4 to fi.i9, was fol-
lowed by light additional declines.
Provisions az wei az grain were
depressed hva drou ln quotations
at Liverpool
subsequently. the decline OF the
wheat aricss at Liverpool WIS OK
planned as due To profit taking.
which had about run rs course.
Tfudcra therefore turned attention
10 other factors. especially chang y
81 crop conditions iu the south.
west.
Close:
wheat - May SLAB July
ti.20h.
Corn May. Csc. July. &c -c.
pats-May, f1hc. July f3c.
Pork NAV. $40 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

k-frans Prsuier Vacuum
Esith IS foot extension. Pfae-
Price reasonable. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-08

Rneby bisyclei frat elsss
$40. iioO =. High H.
Evening star., 1922-12-19

NlGHTCOWNS AND ENVEL
Crepe dc Chine Gowns, Of
beautiful quality. in varied
assortment of styles, trimmed
with dainty laces and ribbons.
At $3.50, S.e8 and $5.98.
Crepe dc Chine Envelope
Chemise, in pink and orchid;
ribbon and lace trimmed. At
S398.
Goldenberg' s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Dainty GIFT Suggestions of -.
Lovely Silk Underwear

PES AT MODERATE RRICES
Crepe dc Chine Envelope
Chemise, in flesh and orchid,
with laces and insertions. rib
bon bud trimmed. Regularly
2.5O1special at $1.9S.
Crepe de Chine Envelope
Chemise, in tailored and lace
trimmed models. with strap or
built-up shoulders. Spe cial
values at S2.9S.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Gift Suggestions

From the Stationery Dept.
Framed Notices at Soc to 500.
Narcissus Bulbs, with pretty
bowls, many new and beautiful
styles, at Soc to $3.50.
Bibles, an assortment Of styles,
cloth and leather bindings, at
S1.25 to e4.9S.
Dictionaries, flexible leather.
finished backs. with many Illus
trations. at $1.2S.
Diaries. in assorted styles. at
:8c TO 9l.18.
Dennison's Decorated Table
Cloths, Japanese tissue paper,
pretty designs. 35c.
6eldsnbssV'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-19

Attractive cloth bound books. in
a large assortment OF favorite
titles. including:
Series. Tucker Twin. Radio Boys
Series, Boy Scout Series. Boy Allies
Series and many others equally as
popular.
Goldenbery's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Sale of Oriental Rugs
at One-Half Usual Price

The beauty and enduring quail
ity of an Oriental Rug makes it
gift that will be treasured in the
years to come. A new purchase
brings this opportunity to secure
a genuine Oriental Rug at about
one-half the prevailing prices, thus
linking economy with quality and
value.
Evening star., 1922-12-19
Gateleg Tables

Mahogany-fnish Gateleg
Table, with oval top when
opened. An asset to the i'll
terror decorative scheme of a
home and splendid gift.
Evening star., 1922-12-19

54-inch White Indian Head. a
superior high-grade linen-finish
quality. for fancy work: mill
lengths from 2 to 10 yards.
Goldenberg'-First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
"HOOCH P|PEL|NE"
} AND BOOTLEGCERS'
SYNDICATE Barred
travelling Statesmen Covered
Seven States From New Or
leans Headquarters.
| DID ENORMOUS BUSINESS
by Associated Press 20 Every Evening

by Associated preas 20 Every Evening
New Orleans. Ia. De-. 22--AReuts
= the Hurcau Of Internal Revenue
have discovered . new rum pipe linz
with headquarters iu Ncw Orleans
and branches ln seven States. 90 was
said here today
The Tine" operated by = syndicate
II hootleEgcrs with regular schedule
Il shipments. has bcon in operation
scvcral months and has Transported
millions of do'lnrs worth az liquor
Federal agents SAID
Two othr rum rings" ono pf which
established receiving station in chi
ago and specialize ON train porters
carrying suitcase lots. and the other
operating hy means of express ship
ments. transporting cases Of liquor in
Tin cases as we'll as in trunks. have
been dishoudcd as "a result of invcstl-
CATION by Federal agents. the author. -
ties claimed
Tho new syndicate. lt is charged.
employs az regular silaricF. travelling
agents Each agent. Federal officers
said. poses as q travelling salesman
and carries large Sample cases
Hcpo.ts are on hic here. thct said
NJ agents" who engaged s'atoropm-
and Travelled with as many ae fouI
trunks. each containing from ID tn 90
cases az liquor.
Arrests will loo made soon. .bo r'cd
cral men announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
CAPTAIN N NAMEE
OF s. s. ERICSSON
STRICKEN At WHEEL
His Boat Crashed Into Wharf
While Making Landing at
Delaware City.
is EXPECTED TO RECOVER
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Dec. 2e.-Cap,aln Al
exandcr McNamee OF the Ericsson
Line steamer Ericsson suffered a
stroke here Wednesday night and had
To be taken from the steamer To- his
home at North East. Md.
The Ericsson was making It's us
ual trip from Baltimore to Phladel~
phia and while in the lock here. cap
tain McNamec made arrangements
with George W. clark ~ James T.
Sadler & Go. to take on some soft coal
at Sadler's wharf. The steamer then
proceeded out In tho river and toward
the wharf. hut instead of making an
easy landing 4, struck the wharf will
considerable force and did some dari-
age TO the piling.
Mr.. Clark and other spectators
thought something must be wrone
with the captain. hut before anything
was said or done. Captain McNames
was heard to call: Help, I'm dying.
DrD. w. W. Ellis quickly reeponde,
to the telephone call Tor aid and re.
vived tho stricken man. Captain Nc.
Namees sister. IN North East. wa,
notified and she drove up I'm an auto
mobile and took him % his home thcr,
AZ about o'clock. yesterday morn
ing. I; is thought he will recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
EDWARD ATKINSON
KILLED BY TRAIN
B. & o. Railroad Conductor
Ground Beneath Wheels at
Harvey Station Last Night.

Edward A. Atkinson. 30 years Of
age of Baltimore was Instantly k.li-
ed when he was run over by freight
train on the Baltimore q ONO rail-
road a; Harvey station az 80 O'Clock
as, night.
Atkinson was employed as a freight
conductor on the road. The freight
which was northbound. had stopped a.
the station 20 unload some empty milk
cans. and Atkinson was walking along
the platform.
The signal had been given for the
train 10 leave and the engine was
just pulling away from the station
Atkinson, in attempting TO board the
train. missed his footing. and fell be-
meath the cars. the wheels passing
over his body.
The train was Immediately brought
20 halt. but the man was dead when
picked up. The body was Immediately
brought into the morgue and arrange
ments were made by Deputy Coroner
Nichols 10 ship the body 10 Baltimore
this afternoon or tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
FORD INDUSTRY TO
BECOME LARGEST
WORLD HAS KNOWN
Auto Builder Announces Many
Extensive Developments Soon
to be Under Way.
ANXIOUS TO PROVIDE JOBS.

BY Associated Press 20 r.vcry Evening
Detroit. Dec 22-Ilenry Ford's de
Csion ~ construct a $4,000. 600 plant
near Chicago Tor the building of au-
tomoble bodies and assembling of au-
tomobiles is only sten IN gigan-
tic program on the payt of the Ford
Motor Company that will rank a.
one of the greatest Industrial develop
ments the world ever has seen. 81,
WAS stated at the Ford company Offices
here today by persons On authority.
AS long as Mr.. Ford lives" 10 said
the expansion program is 10 so on
The fundamental idea back OF the
whole scheme is 10 create more jobs
As long as there is a possibility of
putting more men al work the Ford
policy will be To build more plants"
IL Was pointed out that other de.
velopment projects have been under
taken recently by the Ford company
including the start of "a great indus
trial plant at New Orleans. a coutem.
/ plated unit at 81. Louis. and water
I power development al 81. Paul. Ian,
along the river al ST. Louis now is
being condemned with the idea o
placing a Ford plant or plants there
I 10 was said
/ Mr.. Ford has no idea OF withdrawine
| from Detroit. it was made clear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
BARN BURNERS SET
. Z MORE FIRES TODAY.
S6,lOO REWARD Up
Used Oil Soaked Rags at Rad
nor Riding School; Farmers
Mill Destroyed.
HUNT ON FOR PYROMANIlCS
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia. Dec. % Two more
fres attributed 20 pyronaniacs were
added 10 the long iist of harm burnings
IN counties adiacent 20 Philadelphia
carly today
The Dublin iced mai a, Dublin. sour
niles from Dov!estown. vas destroyed
hy hre wAlch began ar $50 a. m.
and which had many Indications of
incendlar:sn The m!l was operated
by farmers ~ Dubl.n upon a cooper
at.ve basis and owned hy about 30
oi them. n wae stocked with fe-,i
trom many ~ .hc farms ~ 'h" region
A watchman On O. nearby ma. dis
covered the blaze and summoned Hre-
men from DoylcstoWn. who were aided
by farmers. hut when they reached 90,
structure 10 was ahiaze .1 several dif-
fereni places. The Joss Was estimated
AZ approx .mateiy $4,000. state troop
ere who arrived few minutes later
expressed me opinion tina, the fire was
he work Of the barn burners
This was tho nrs, fire o.: ;he sort .n
Bucks county since th. present se.lee
of Incidents which have tcrr0rized me
adjacent farming communities
4 barn a; Radnor. in Delawar.
county. was also fired early today. bu,
was saved from complete destruction
by promp, work on the part Of are-
men. on soaked rags were reported
20 nave been found IN The structure
the barn was on the grounds az .
riding academy. conducted by Az
thur J. Fox. half a mile from th. had
ne station.
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
POLICE NAB ALLEGED
COUNTERFEIT GANG
Forging Express Company Or
ders Said to Have Melted
Large Sums.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

Af- -tr-'N-Att 4 rf'1 I'D AsFelE HaFrilAl
Asbury PARK. y. T.. Dec. -2-Glles
VI. Banney. au ,rsraver believed to
be from New York. .s In Jail 500 Free
hold he,d on charge of counter
fe.t.ng rui,ed States express money
orders and James Watson ard Walter
Il Nolan ara held 70 Cincinnati. Ohio.
on a SIMILAR chIlge after being -rslied
Tor more than a month by federal
agents and private detectives. % bee
came known here today
The arrest ~ Watson and Nolan
brings to close the round mp OF one
of the boldest gang ~ coun-erfei-ers
known 90 federal authorities. accord
mg 20 County Detectives Charles %.
Davenport who has been working on
the case here.
RanDcy was arrested here D.cembe B
but his arrest was kept quiet by
the authorities IN order 90 lUl ,he
susplcions OF his alleged acCompilces
who. The authorities say. Were hooding
the country with bogus express money
orders Of $50 and SlO0 denominations
De,tctv, Dave0por, sad one of he
band had confessed and had told ne
authorities ,hc plate from which che
coun,erfeiters We're made had beer
thrown into The Hudson river "a, New
York
\ second p.4te. along w.th $4,000
/ IN cheCques. Was SAID to have beer
destroyed IN Ashury Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
EDWARD F. KANE DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Former Business Man. Also o.
ficial and One Of Best Known
Residents in City.

After e lingering Illness of heart
trouble. Edward +. Kane. one ~ thc
bcst known residents of Wilmington.
dicd yesterday afternoon, shortly after
3 o'clock. AT the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. John =. Chapple. 1905 West
Ninth street. where he had been stay
ing Tor short time. lie was grand
master ~ the \. %. L. W. I'm Della
ware. and was also nnancier of VII
mington Lodge No. I. He had hold
both Offices for several years.
While he had not been In good
health fur about a year. Mr Kane
was not inactive until about six weeks
ago During the election he SERVED as
registrar of the Thirteenth district of
the Firth ward. which capacity he had
filled Tor many years past. lie was
an ardent Democrat and was much
pleased with the election results. Later
In November he became IN. however
and steadily declined. Ills home was
az SOS North Harrison street hut he
cause Of illness In the house It wa.
thought better that he be temporarily
removed to his daughters home on
West Ninth street.
Nr. Kane was horn on June 4
1884. near Rockland. son of Thomas
and Katherine Kane. Later tho family
moved Co Montchanin and Mr.. ksn'
attended the public schools ~ that
district. As a young man he came 9,
live IN Wilmington and had made his
home here ever since. He SERVED ar
apprenticeship az the Gawthrup Bros.
plan, and later entered business fol
himself. conducting n plumbing an,
Steamntting business az l06 Shlplol
Continued on page g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
HUGHES ADMITS j. s.
MAY ASSIST EUROPE
England and Germany Willing
Commission Determine Rep
arations TO be Paid.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington. Dec 22.- The question
of America extending aid toward the
solution ~ th" economic troubles ~
Europe has been brought sharply 20
the front with tho unfolding ~ a plan
under which am American commission
would determine what Germany should
pay tho allies in reparations.
The proposal sn FAR has been dis
GUESSED outside 'ha formal channels ~
diplomacy. huf an understanding in
authoritative circles has been devel-
oped through an exchangr a. views
that tho United States. Great Britain
and Germany are willing 90 assent 10
the creation ~ such commission.
Premier Poincare of France now has
the plan before him and ls expected n
make a decision when he has c0nclBd-
cd "a series ~ conferences with indus
. trial leaders of France and Germany
From the beginning Of the present
discussion officials pf The Washing
TON government rave been unwilling
% do more than hint that "a way was
being sought fo render aid toward a
European settlement. and so far have
refused CD discuss The plan for an
American commission.
Secretary Hughes last night. how
ever. issu d 60 brief statement which
avoid.d any mention % details and
-sd that the government" ead pre-
sented no proposal on the subject
The method nf sounding out those di-
re tly Interested before any definite
proposals. is submitted with fha fll
force - government authority is a
familiar one in negotiations OF grea'
delcacy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
DRY AGENTS MAKE
RAID At OCLETOWN
Ziemont Carbituski Arrested
and Quantity OF Supposed
Liquor Seized.

Z.gmoni Garhituski. a farmer living
a. Ogietown. near Newark. was ar
rested about II o'clock this morning
ny Federal prohibition agents. chsrg-
"a with violation ~ ;he Nolstead act
4 large quantity of supposed spiri-
tuous liquor was seized. tho officers
say.
The Federal agents. operating from
the office of Robert l.. Elliott director
a, Sixth and King streets. left this
city cariv this morning. making tho
trip to the scene OF the raid In motor
cars Surrounding the house where
Garhi;uski lived. the agents closed IN
on the pace. swooping down ou him
before he could make move.
Taken by surprise. ;hc man sur
rendered without resistance. the
agents declared : search ~ the
premises revealed part ~ tho dis
;N.ng implements. although a COM
ple:e s;iii was M; found Several
empty mash barrels We're located. and
the agents nna.y uncovered a qran;i-
i ~ ~ an shed liquor.
Garh.tusk. was brought to this city
and Will hc gwen hearing before
Z
afternoon The liquor was placed IN
the seizure room of the old customs
. house
Two loca, men. though: 90 hc ram
runners. were arrested on the Faux
road. IN the vicinity % Blue Ball. late
yesterday afternoon. 10y Fedora
agents following two-mllc Chas,
IN high powered motur cars. Tn,
automobile in which ;hs men Wer.
riding. togeth0r with 90 gallons OF
whisky. said 90 have been contained
IN IN" car. We're seized
The men arrested were Joseph Bias
co. a saioonkeeper. % l0l SIMPLE,
stree. and John BlroSki. of 3l4 Eas'
Second street. The car belonged .,
Basco. Both men are charged with
possession and Illegal transportation
ot intoxicating Liquor A. hear
ing before United states Commission.
er John Pesrce Cam this morning
they We're held IN 81 600 bail each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
BIAtk HAND BLAMED.
Murdered Victims Bcdy Rlddled with
IL Bullets.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Cleveland. Dec 22-The bullet
riddled body OF Anthony Joftee. 26. of
Willoughby. was found this morning
not far from his home I'm Wiuoughby.
- miles east Of here.
Marshal James Maloney. summoned
by a man who discovered the body de
clared that In his opinion the Staying
was the outgrowth of "A black hand
plot Maloney. examining the body
with Dr. y. G. Ice. Lake county
coroner found II bullet holes in il.
siX ia the back
There We're no signs of a Scufne near
the spot where the body was found
and there was no indication of rob
berry. Marshal Maloney said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
PAUL M'DAN|EL TRIES
TO SEE PRESIDENT
Arrested During Unsuccessful
Effort to Force His Way Into
the White House.

While attempting jo force his way
into the White House ~ Washington
in an effort 10 interview" President
Harding. raul Mcdaniel. "a years old.
" 1909 Washington street. this city,
was intercepted ny White House
guards yesterday afternoon and is now
ybeiag held in Washington FOR mental
observation.
Imm, ,IItely after the incident yes
terday. Elmer l. Mcdaniel. father 81
the accused man. was communicated
with. Early th:s morning Mr. Nc
Daniel. accompanied 10y Judge Danie'
q. Hastings. his attorney. left Tor
Washington.
\ few months ago Mcdaniel threat
ened the lie " Alfred J. du pout ON
that occasion he scaled tho high waii
surrounding the du Pout home. near
Blue Ball. As a result. he was re-
moved to klrkhridc's. an asylum in
Philadelphia. After spending some
time in the aeylunl. Mcdaniel was ~
leased. when word was received here
yesterday of h,s actions in Washing
ton. Il was generally believed ths: he
was In Florida. Paul LEFT here isst
Sunday, presumably Tor FNaridS. his
father stated.
The White House incident was only
the climax ~ series Of wrargieS In
which Mcdaniel figured in Washing
ton this week. on Wednesday. ac-
cord!nG 20 the rppor; Mcdaniel was
/ passenger on the Washington Mon.
ument elevator. lie ordered the opcr-
aior 20 remove his hat. Refusal %;
F ,hc order. according 90 the Washing
ton police. prompted Mcdaniel ;o as.
sau,i the attendant. This resulted
ir the arrcs; % the offender. Wh,
forfeited s6e5 when he failed Co ap.
near fov trial, This incident. d; wa,
stated. greatly aggravated MCpan.cl
Yesterday afternoon he - said 20 haN,
engaged the service % taN.Cah ans
ordered the chauffeur 20 take him {,
'he White House. 10 demand from th'
President. according 90 the police. th'
Teturnof his forfeit money. Tn,
! chauffeur carried MCDauiei's SUITCASE
l into the front entrance. hut wa'
stopped 10y the guard. who inquire,
the nature of MCDar!ei's business Tn,
reply given the guard according 20 th'
report. was unsatisfactory and Nc
Daniel was promptly placed undei
arrest Meanwhile his ;aXicab biI IN
creased from forty cents to S3
When searched az the police sta
tion. Mechanic, j. said 90 have Ia,
slO4e a valuable diamond ring an,
other articles IN ms possession. A.
attachement was isued 10y Assistan
District Attorney G.Vens who sa.,
the Wilmington man vii. b- held 10
observation. lie j. now Do the Wash
iugton Asy lum Hospita. His cond.
tion. q; was said today. w.il not b
known for several days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

the true picture) and adding TO them
what they lack" MIR. knapp's repro
duced letter read.
II believe that each government de
partment can be successfully placed
on this basis. When accomplished a
consolidation Of them will produce a
balance sheet and operating statement
of the United States" IL concluded.
"Bureaucrats" were charged with
attempting To throttle the govern
ment In a statement made last night
by General Dawes regarding the post
office balance sheet.
Although the balance sheet had
been approved by WIN Hays. former
postmaster general. General Dawes
said he had heard nothing OF the post
office balance sheet and declared ths
governments accounting today TO b,
"a disgraceful and archaic system"
lie said the disappearance OF IA,
balance sheet could not be dismissed
as great fuss about nothing"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
ARSHT FAMILY FORCED
INTO STREET BY FIRE
Early Morning Blaze Brings
Criticism From Fire Depart
ment Heads.

When Gro thseatcned destruction %
tho s.nre and dwe'iine 90: Morris
Af.st 20 the northwes, corner ~
T.Irfh and jefferson streets. shortly
before = O'Clock th.s man.ue. the
Arsh. family. asleep ou thc second
arI 'h.ri hoors. were forced to fee,
SANDY ,.ad. to AVOID s.noca;ioD.
Tho dre caused Pos ar ovcrheated
So, .r the genera. merchand.se
s..s ou tho nrst foor. DID DANA &c
o.. mated st 900 Samue, Arsht.
wears oId the trst to reach ,he
s..est ran to Third and Jefferson
stsets and struck an alarm from box
ST. t.-
Upon .ne ar-iva. 90 E0s.ne Com
par.es 80 q and :. and Truck COM
uat, ~. O. she drernen found ne m
.....r 60 fbs stor, mass 80 flames
D..st WIam D. l.gtz VINO lives
o. Few doors from The Arsh;
dv, rr Was summoned Tie person
a. upper, SD the fre-hghtlng
Iafs Assstart chief Crockett and
,.e.. Nl.~ooney appeared on the
t.s.'
t.s ...,-k olou, an hour after
h. tts had been eNtlnEuIshed. I'm
rrs "nuIrar, ~ was summoned
.. .ur Ar~h. homs when shoulder
rg hE- threatened further damage
Fireman SHELLEY was assigned q
watch fne place uu'I dayiseak.
rIs morning Ere Marshal r NJ
A.fs.rv uad. s thorough .nyesi.ga-
ur 90 tn. r.sr. Th.s investigation
revealed 'ss marshal said. ,na' Arsh;
retired afier pu'urr Goa. CO.. ;he tre
and losing s. the doors pou he
a,iVaI uf tne treue.. .- was stated
the stove could rs seen !gum outside
O. urIgh, red. from top ,3 bottom.
The store vac stocked wiki much
ufammane mater.a the iuves;igd
..ar showed The shelves We're load.
ei with goods and the counters and
shelves were only about Two feet from
tnr stove
Commeut.ng ou ,ne fre Fire MAJ
nal A.nscow said. ms type Of FIRE
.tus.d hv a. overheated stove. !,
coming quite common IN Whining
.nr and those fires are considered boy
Dol. Bureau of fire as being ~ an in
.,1d.ary origir. They are caused bl
r.ass negligence on the part OF tn
.eruar. and anything that can b'
dome hy the Bureau o; Fire 20 preven
Is,men' - Insurance or such fires
w. ne done