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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

aylor. OF Pennsylvania: J. X. soVe-
reign. Of Arkansas. J. W. Breidenthal'
Of Kansas. and John s. Dore, OF Caliior-
MIA Messrs Edgcrton. Reed, ana WASH
burn are already here.
The principal business before the com
mittee will be the selection OF national
headquarters and the mapping out plan
OF campaign IL may be determined 10
call a meeting OF the full committee ior
some future date. 90 consider matters
over which the Executive Committee mas
30 jurisdiction.
The Executive Committee can take no
action looking 10 the removal OF MT
Watson as a vice-presidential candidate
and the substitution of Mr.. Sewal. haV-
ing no authority In the premises. The
National Committee alone could do any
thing definite I'm that matter having
been given the same powers as the con-
vcntion which nominated him.
40 prediction can be made Ps TO the
selection OF headquarters. The eastern
and southern members OF the Executive
Committee are said 10 favor Washing
ton while the western members are fa-
vorably disposed 10 Chicago. the opinion
in each instance being based on the ac-
cessibnltv Of the point. Five members
live nearer Chicago than Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

made addresses. seaing forth their re-
spective claims for preferment. .,
When they concluded Judge a. ~
Bealle presented the names Of the follo"-
ing gentlemen, who were chosen as deie-
gates and alternates:
Delegates-William T. 81. Clair william
Massie. Jr., william NJ. Crouch. Richara
Harris. r. ID. James. G. l.. Beake. y. NJ.
Pitts. B. X. Cowherd. and James NJ. Tfice.
Alternates-W. s. Saunders. y. B. Dl-
vail. A. c. Henly. r. A. Siddons 3. >
Johnson. W b. w. Brooking. w. W.
Chnds. J. W. Randolph. and X. II Trice.
The following resolutions were then
adopted:
Resolved by the people OF Goochland. In
roass-nleetir, assembled That we hail
with delight the return OF the Democratic
marty 10 the time-honored traditions ana
PRINCIPLES advocated by Thomas Jefferson
and Andrew Jackson. as Indicated by the
work OF the Chicago convention. and we
cordially endorse every clause ana plahA
Of the platform there adopted.
Resolved. That we will support ana Ia
Dor FOR the election OF w. J. Bryan with
"a ze,l such az We have seldom eXerted for
anv candidate. and will do our part to-
wards giving him an unprecedented ma
ioritv ln Virginia. such as he is entitled
TO claim as the worthy son OF one OF hef
children.
The Democratic party Is and has been
the champion OF constitutional rights and
is the hope Of the country. and whatever
difference Of opinion there may be as 70
the coinage Of money. honor and patrlot.
ism demand that Democrats shall stahu
10 and abide by the decision OF the ma
iority Of their party. lesltlmately deter
mined i'm It's national convention.
That. having confidence IN our delegates
we will not instruct them. but IL is the
sense OF this meeting that the Hon. Taze'
well Elicit should be our candidate foi
Congress.
Roth colonel Elicit and Captain LIANT
returned here last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
THE WAR IN CUBA.
Landing Of RoIon and Capture of
HoIguin Confirmed.

HABANA. August 1.-THE news that
General Rolon had landed an expedition
AT Las Piedras. coast Of Moron. and that
Garcia has captured the city Of Holguin,
is true.
4 hundred Spanish soldiers who were
escortlng a convoy from Canto 20 Caya-
mas. ManzanIlo. We're surrounded by a
superior force Of Insurgents who attacked
the Spaniards from an sides. The troops
sustained heavy losses-much larger than
the official figures which We're given as
two officers and twenty-ono privates
killed. The bodies of the dead were leit
on the Geld. the troops being compelled 20
hurric.lv retreat 20 oscape anninllltion.
The rebels are said TO have had thirty-siX
killed including Congo Rlvero and other
leaders.
a body Of rebels attacked the town OF
Gu.ra del Meian. in the southern part OF
the Province OF Habana, and captured IT,
desp.te a desperate resistance on the part
Of the Spanish garrison. 4 number OF
stores and dwellings were looted and then
burned after the rebels retired. No men
lion is made OF spanish losses.
Jose Miguel Quarrillo was shot al Ma
tanzas to-day Tor the crime OF rebellion
and incendausm.
Ch0ngo Rlver0 was reported by General
Bosch "a few days ago TO have been killed
in "a recent skirmish with Colonel Segura s
column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
TUE RAILROAD RArE-cur CASE.
Ncssrs. Henderson. watts, Cothran,
and Smythe Speak.


GREENVIILE $. c.. August 1.-THE
argument In the railway rate case before
Judge Simonton was resumed to-day.
Colonel Henderson. general counsel FOR the
Southern. taking up the issue favorins
the jurisdiction Of the court Judge
Henderson maintained that the cut or
So per cent by the Scaboard Airline was
for the purpose of preventing the south
crn from putting on a competing line or
steamboats, from Baltimore 20 Ports
mouth The cut was not because the new
rate was just ana fair one but 10 pre-
vent competition. The purpose was un-
lawful. and affected the act Tho cut
would disturb the rates Of all other rail-
roads in the southern territory. and they
have "a rieht 20 complain, and the court
had a right I'M this application 20 restrain
Tho unlawful act. The court had the
power 10 restrain an unlawful act work
ing injury 20 others when an act. Itself
lawful IS for am unlawful purpose
General Watts took up the cause Tor
the Seaboard AIRLINE. arguing againsl
the jurisdiction OF the court
Judge Watts said that all that was
used against his side WAS defamation
denunCiatiOu. and extracts from dissent
iug opinions He charged that the South
ern had made "a secret cut In rates before
the SeabOard put its 81 per cent cut INTO
effect. lie ridiculed the idea of there be-
lug conspiracy. and said that there were
twenty-five roads combined against the
Scaboard through the southern states
Freight Association. His argument was
exhaustive. and he charged that TO make
the injunction permanent would be 10 de-
stroy am competition in the South.
The litigation was brought about by the
Southern What - contsnded fOr was "a
governn ent ty law. and not ~ injunction.
Judge Cothran. State counsel for the
Southern railway. spoke for over one hour
strictly on the legal issues involved. ana
directed most OF his attention TO the posi-
tion that where there was improper COM
petition the court was expected 90 inter-
fere. and argued in support Of this posi-
tion. As 10 the Southerns being a mo-
uopoly. bee said. 10 was rejuvenatlng ola
and bankrupt corporations and giving the
people the best possible service.
AIr. Smythe. who brought the complaint
insisted that he brought the action on the
part OF the Port Royal and Augusta rail-
road. and that no one else had anything
TO do With 10. He devoted much time 90 q
defence of the court for the course 10 haa
pursued in granting the temporary lh-
junction. and was quite severe on the
press and Senator Tulman for trying 10
tear down the dignity OF the courts
He viii tomorrow resume the arsl-
meut. and gives every promise OF making
the chief argument in favor Of the Juris-
dlcuon OF the court The Arguments are
likely 20 be concluded to-morrow. Mr.
Smythe viii then conclude. and Mr. king
win take up the argument for the Sea-
board An counsel say thet the case ls
the most important heard ia years; tnai
ts rulings must be- new, and Will blast
. nff the uaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
RIOT IN BELFAST.
A LARGE NATIONALIST DEMON
sTRATIoy THE CAUSE.
FIERCE FIGHT WITH SPEARS.
Police Charges with Drawn Bntons--
Many Broken Heads-A DEMAND
for Amnesty 10 All Irish Political
Prisoners.

BELFAST IRELAND. August ia
large Nationalist demonstration In favor
OF granting amnesty to all Irish political
prisoners took place here to-day, and was
the cause Of a serious rioting An I'M
mense procession OF Natonaiists marcnet
through the streets OF the city. and pro-
cecdod 20 Hannastoun. near Belfast,
headed by bands OF music and display
ing numerous banners bearing inscrp-
tions indicating the purpose OF the moSe-
ment. The streets were lined with spec
tators, who hooted, groaned, and jeered
the urocessionists. and finally threw
few stones at the paraders Some OK
the paraders were armed with spears.
and these men made AN attack upon
their tormentors. despse the Efforts OK
ths police. who were out In <lii force 10
prevent them. 4 fierce fight ensued, and
the police made several charges win
drawn batons upon the combatants, as
the result Of which there were a great
number OF broken heads. a dozen or
more OF the rioters on both sides were
taken 90 the hospital after order was
restored.
An OF this occurred before noon. Later.
the city magistrates held a meeting ana
ordered that the troops be In readiness
TO put down the disturbances. which IL
was feared would occur when the
paraders returned from Hannastoun In
the evening. Every preparation was 9c-
cordmey made TO suppress any attempt
at rioung. and for a time the centre OK
the city, 10 which the disturbances OF
this morning was confined. was quiet, al
though the streets We're alive with eN-
cited people
The pr0ccsslon returned % Belfast IN
the evening. when 70 was soon seen tnaS
the mlsgivlngs OF the authorities were
not unfounded. As tie procession aD-
preached the city The greatest excite
ment prevailed. A number or opposition
mobs had gathered along the intended
route OF the procession on It's return.
with the object % mailing an attack upon
the paraders, and % prevent riotins OK
the most active character the police
barred the route wh.cA bod been laid out
for the return marsh oe the procession,
and tae return parade then vent on IN an
other direction. In the mean time heavy
rain BEGAN falling. but this had not tho
gllrhtest eject in diminishing tho Size OK
the crowds. which thronged the streets.
nor In allay.ng the excitement OF the
people.
THOMAS DEVANY RELEASED.
LONDON. August 17.-Thomas Dsvany.
| one OF the Irish dynamiters, who. IN
! Edinburgh. 81 1873, was sentenced 20
| uenal servitude for lie, was released
| from Portland prison this morniug. I'M
mediaiely after his release he took q
l ...f~ f,- EFanrous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
A work OF Art.

After much labor and expense the
Dispatch Company has succeeded IN get
ting out The best souvenir picture ever
onered 10 the public IT Is entitled
"OUR LOST CAUSE" and is intended
AS a companion piece 70 OUE HEROES
AND OUR FLAGS. which was so eagerly
sought after by our patrons last spring
Bring three coupons Of different dates
10 our counter. with 10 cents. and obtain
the picture. or send three coupons with
10 cents and 2-ccnt postage stamp, ana
We viii mail il 20 any address IN the
country. securely put UP In a tube. Ad-
dress. COUPON DEPARTMENT,
The Dispatch Company,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

The "Truby' excursion of sunday was
one Of the most delightful of this season.
The weather being more favorable. the
large crowd was more than pleased with
the trip and the day spent or the great
Atlantic ocean. Every one OF the large
crowd OF GO people were loud In their
praises 10 Mossrs Michie a. Adams for
the manner la whicn these excursions
have been conducted. and 10 the Rich
mond and Petersburg and Norfolk and
Western railroads Tor the quick schedule
on which the trains are run. The Gesang-
vereln Virginia went 90 ocean View on
the "Trilby' rs strong. and were highly
pleased with the days outing on sun
day. August 20. the Shrine" viii 30 20
Virginia Beach on the "rrilby" 10 join
their Washington brothers In a religious
exercise. under th~ care Of Captain Il
W. Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
The Rush for Our souvenir.

Our patrons have shown their appre-
citation OF the beautiful Dispatch souvenir
Of OUR LOST CAUSE N a manner far
beyond our anticipatIons. The rush has
been great at our counter and 10 an
our mail orders has taxed the ability
OF our clerical force. We. however. are
prepared 10 nh all orders and all de-
mands. so don't fail to get the souvenir
Ten cents and three coupons at our
counter. or with the addition OF 2-cent
hostage stamp. to be mailed 10 any ad-
dress. Address.
COUPON DEPARTMENT,
The Dispatch Company.
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
No Reflection WAS Intended.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Ny friend, AIR Philip b. SHIELD, who is
counsel for the Richmond Traction Com
pany, has just called my attention % the
fact that some OF his friends have con-
strued the language Of a card / recently
published In reference 10 street-car mat
tiers as a reflection upon him personally.
and ! wish % make promptly an emphatic
though unsolicited. disclaimer Of any such
intention.
The only reference intended TO Mr.
SHIELD az all was in regard 10 q con-
versatlon ] had with him. and which
quoted and about this conversation there
IS no dispute between us.
Very respectfully a. p. GUIGON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Case of Captnin VI. +. James.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE Presi-
dent has approved the proceedings.
findings. and sentence Of the court
martial in the case OF Captain NJ. F.
James. OF the Fourteenth Infantry. and
the officer will be dismissed from the
service. lie was tried FOR conduct un-
becoming an officer and a gentleman" "
involving the non-payment OF his debts.
Captain James was born in Maryland,
and was appointed TO the Military Acad-
envy from that state IN 1855 lie had
been I'm trouble several times before In
his military career.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

Next Sunday august 23) morning Il
so o'clock the usual popular Chesapeake
and Ohio Sunday seaside excursion train
will leave Broad-street station for Old
Point. Buckroe Beach. Newport NeWs.
Norfolk. etc. The round trip B. only 81.
A stone ballast track and fwo-hour
schedule gives our patrons quick. clean
ride 10 the sea" The train s. unsurpassed
Tor comfort. Surf bathing. ocean bTcezes,
and superb hotel accommodations. Re-
turning. leaves old Po.t az = n. Nor
folk az $40 r. ~. also. A. NJ the fol-
loving Monday. Old Point tickets good
only on date OF sale Specially arranged
PRICES for dinner at Old Point.
HORACE 4. SMITH, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Close Republican Contest.

LEXINGTON. KY August 1.-THE
bitter night ia the Eleventh Congressional
District between Congressman ID. O..
Coison and eH-Consressiilin John j.
white. for the Republican nomination
for Congress resulted in such a close
vote in the primary Saturday that IL
will require the Official count TO decide
who IS nominated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
ELLErr CARRIES GoocHLAND.
The Entire Delegation of Nine Are
for Him.

Colonel Tazewel Elicit will control the
nine delegates from Goochland In the dis
trict convention on the % OF september
AT a meeting OF the Democrats OF that
county. held yesterday at the county-seaS
the nine delegates TO which the county is
entitled were chosen. and while they were
not instructed. resolution was adopted
declaring IL 20 be the sense OF the meet
ing that they vote IN the convention Tor
Colonel Elicit
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman D. H. Lcake. and Ar r. NJ
Parrish acted as secretary. Colonel III
lett ana Captain Lamb. the two cauds'
dates who are nghtiEg Tor the nomination
lcr Congress, were introduced, ana both
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Mar
blehead has arrived at Genoa; the
Minneapolis sailed from Grayesend Tor
southampton: the Bancroft from Brook
lvn Tor Lynnhaven bay, and the Dolphin
from New York for Newport
Commander w. W. Reisinger has been
condemned by a medical board on the
Asiatic station and ordered home. he
will probably be placed on the retired
list
Chief-Eneineer c. z. Tawer has been
detached from the Indiana and ordered
10 the Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va, for
treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
ou,rnre. Approved by the sultan.

LONDON. August 17-To-morrow the
Daily News will. it Is stated, say that
further diplomatic correspondence VIII
be issued shortly. showing that the AT
menian outrages had their origin I'm the
Yildlz Kiosk. the residence OF the Sui
tan, and that they were approved on by
his Majesty. for the purpose OF warning
the Turkish reform party what 20 ex-
pect unless its members desisted from
their propaganda.
The paper declares that the correspond
ence win also show that 10000 Arme-
mans were massacred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

Hatchery OF Gown In Cuba--CnII for
Redress.

KEY WEST. FLA. August T.-Seve-
raj hundred Of the most prominent citi-
zens OF this city gathered 10 'front.' OF the
city Hall tonight. in response TO call
published Ia a local paper. TO express
their Indignation al the barbarous man
ner in which young Charles Gown. OF
this city. was killed by Spanish soldiers,
the details Of which reached this city
saturday night The meeting was adj
dressed by Mr. Ben McC1endon and seve-
raj others. aad the speeches were en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Cnhnn Exneditlon Lnnh..

PHILADELPHIA. August E.-Informa-
tion was received here to-day by the
Cuban revolutionary party that an ex-
pedition, consisting Of 70 men and a large
quantity OF war munitions. was landed IN
Cuba on last Thursday. The expedition
was originally sent out from this cOun-
try, and went TO a South American port,
whence the landing was made 4 num-
Der Of Americans. including several Phlla-
delphians, are said to have been in the
~fv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
FOUR BOYs KILLED.
Boiler of "A ThreshiBg-EBgine Ex-
pIodes-Nnter Too Low.

LOUISVILLE. KY August THE
boiler OF a threshing-engine exploded
near Bloomingdale Clark county. this sf-
ternoon. killing Alexander Bergman.
aged l3: Willie Turpin. aged l6; Dallas
Haggard. aged j; and Travis Hags ard,
aged IL.
The eneine-crew were az dinner, and
had let the water get too low. The boys
we're coming home from school and had
Stoned 10 look az the engine when the
explosion occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
sent Hack nv wevIer.

QUARANTINE. &. L. August IL
Among the cabin passengers arriving on
the steamer Orizaba from Habana early
this morning. were three deserters from
the Cuban army. who were given pass
ports by General Weyler Their names
are Samuel McNally. James II. Quinn.
and MaxImlllano Jorntsca. Then went
10 Cuba with the Laurada expedition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
EXPLOSION or DYNAMITE.
Three Men kiiicd-usny seriously
Intured-Hotel Shattered.

LANCASTER. PA. August IA
party Of men in the employ OF the
Pennsylvania Telephone Company start
ing 70 work this morning, placed 100
pounds OF dynamite In a wagon standing
IN the yard Of A. G. Mlllcrs hotel. The
dynamite exploded killing three men.
fatally injuribg three. and seriously in
turing a score OF others. MilleTs hotel
was completely shattered. The loss to
property Is very large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

Groves Tasteleas Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten years, W hen any dealer
tries to induce you 10 take some other
make. you may know that Il Is soms
cheap compound. on which he makes
larger profit. Every bottle Of Groves
...-n "a n f.al-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
MAJOR I'D MRS. MKINLEY.

The Former 20 lie Called on bF
DnrkieS.
CANTON. O.. August T-Major and
Airs. Mckinley returned from Cleveland
az O'Clock this afternoon. They We're
accompanied by Mrs. Myron T. Herrick'
of Cleveland. who viii be the guest OF
Mrs. Mckinley for a few days.
AT II o'clock several hundred OF the
coloreI citizens Of Cleveland viii can
ON Major Mckinley. They viii come
rrom the Forest city by special train.
vlth a band. and the Major Is expected
to- make them a long speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
BROOkLYN NAVY-YARD INQUIRY.
Testimony ~ 10 the Dry-Dock Ac-
cident.

4
cident.
BROOKLYN. August 1.-THE court Of
inquiry to determine the causes Of the
accident at Dry-Dock No. .. Brooklyn
navy-yard on August Sth. convened to-
day. The first witness examined was
a. c.. Menocal. who was in charge 0f the
department OF docks and yards. lie tes-
titled that be had taken the ballast out
of the calss0us. but in SO doing had been
carrying out the orders OF his superiors.
when asked if his superiors had ordered
him 20 take out an the ballast, he said
that directly they had not. but implicitly
they had. as they told him 90 scrape the
interior of the bulls. He further said
that he had been excused from duty for
the day on which the accident happened,
and that the work had been left Ia
charge OF his assistant l.. s. q. White.
Mr.. Meuocal submitted a letter from
Navll-Constructor Bowles. ln which the
latter said that 10 was his opinion that
the accident was caused by the excessive
heat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
seashore Excursion via Penns)gys-
MIA RRfiroad.

on Fridays and Saturdays during June.
July. and August the Pennsylvania Rll-
road Company viii cell excursion tickets
for 10 and Ii A. NJ. trains from Washing
ton 10 Atlantic City. Cape May. and ssA
Isle city al rate OF $ for the round tip;
tickets good TO ret-.n until the following
Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
rnke steamer Pocnhonta.

SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST p. 1855.
75c..... Round trip TO NorfolE........t5c.
75c... Round trip TO Newport News....7sc.
s0c. Round trip 10 Ocean Niew......s0c-
Round trip 10 Norfolk, oId
Point. or Newport News Tor lad
and children under y years.. 9,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
nRYAN's FREE-TRADE SPEECHES.
they VIII he Distributed aS Repub-
IIcan Campaign Documents.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE Repub-
ncan Committee are preparing extracts
from an OF Mr. Bryan's free-trade
speeches. delivered while member Of
the House. and viii issue them as a
campaign document large number OF
rcgpests have already been received for
the publication Several letters received
state that the speeches viii prevent many
of those believing ln free silver from
voting FOR Bryan. II IL can be demon
strated that he fayors absolute free trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
cohD. I.lnnd-s1.so Round rsir.

The steamer Pocahontas will lo.F lc-a
al 10 p. NJ. Saturday august re-
turning. VII leave Cobbs Island gt
=. NJ Sunday. and arrive here abor' 4.s0
A. NJ Monday. Electric-cars viii meet
afeamer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Resignation of Watts Accepted.

WASHINGTON August 1.-THE Presi-
dent has accepted the resignation or
United states District Attorney Watts.
of west Virginia who has been nomi-
mated for Governor ~ his state By the
Democrats ON a silver platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

orders FOR printing sent 70 the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices win Ia
sure to please you-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Ao-fr ArnInrf nIsease

by keeping the liver IN healthy action
with Dr. DavlRs Liver Pills. = cents a
box; boxes for $.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
T0rrLIsr couuIrrEr NErTINc.
ffoYosrd ncasvSi of wHtsoa-
pnrty Hcadqunrters.

F"ITI TT'1HI UT T"F7'
"AshlAGroN AeTurt lI-AE erro-
@ impression exists 90 the eject that
fopa.st lomlnittee meeting called
ia-morfow Isl one of the National
umgea whereas it is simply a meet
~ tse Executive Committee. c0n-
0he ~ cine mlmhere as follows. ha-
'A HaNf of North Caoilua chair
-H]i % q k,rkln 90 Indiana Urea
.+'e'i. d kdfefton. ~ Nebraska ts,c-
-f.elyl g 4. Mashbufn. Of Nassacha-
's''-' u v. Reed. o. Georgia. Dr. c. J..