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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
RESULTS AT CITY PARK
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-City
Park results:
Three and half furlongs-Tom
Dolan won, Beau BRUNEI second, King
Leopold third. Time, 0:42 20.
Mile and an eighth-Liddon won,
Two Penny second, Dungannon third.
Time, 1851.
Six furlongs-Husted won, Airshp
second, Lucy Young third. Time,
TIA AS.
Seven furlongs - Kercheval won,
Hickey second, Monte Lucille third.
Time, 1927 80.
Five and half furlongs-Percy
Clark won, Adare second, Julia NJ
third. Time, los 2-5.
Seven furlongs-Goldic won, Ezra
second, Fugurtha third. Time, 1:2S 2-5.
One mile-Begonia won, Glencare
second, Galmeda third. Time, 1:42 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

Ey Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Fair
Grounds results:
Four furlongs-Sister Huffman won
Glad Pirate second, ]. j., jr., third
Time, 0:49 As.
Six furlongs-Enverite won, Dan Nc
Kenna second, Ad High third. Time,
1:14 2-5.
Mile and ee-sixteenths-A
ter won. Nameoki second, r. F. Will
liams third. Time, 1903.
Mile and sixteenth-St. Valentine
won, Hallowmas second, Little Scout
third. Time, 1:49.
Six and a half furlongs-Reviana
won, My Gem second, Simon Kent
third. Time, 1:16 2-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Uncle Henry
won, Water Pansy second, Lemon Girl
third. Time, 1:47 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
to The Herald.

SAN FRANCISCO March 2O.-C. II
Durnell and ]. ]. McCafferty were ruled
off the turf for life by decision rem
dered tonight by the stewards of the
Pacific Jockey club which has contro
of racing in this state.
Durneil and McCafferty were found
guilty by the stewards of the Assoc
track because of improper racing
methods and suspended for year
They considered the sentence harsh
and appealed to the Pacific Jockey
club for redress. The result is thell
permanent retirement from the racing
game for the good of the sport.
Previous to his present trouble, Dur
nell was fully $4,000 ahead on the sea
son. McCafferty was also a good win
ner. Durnell was convicted on the al
fidavit of a blacksmith of running MS
horse Alderman Bait in training SHOES
until he was ready to win and then
putting on racing plates. McCafterty
was found to have used drugs on his
horses.
The stewards present at the meeting
were William e. Dunn, Adam An
drew and Thomas H. Williams. Dur
nelrs idea of making appeal was FOR
the purpose of introducing witnesses TO
break down the testimony of Roth, who
was the principal witness against Dur
nell at Ascot.
Roth testified about changing plates
on Alderman Bait from time to time.
The stewards evidently accepted the
story of Roth as genuine.
Judge Hamilton, presiding judge at
Ascot, attended the meeting.
..,.,.
The substance OF the ABOVE eIesralll
is the result Of the appear tahem ny s
Boots Durnell from tlle So ~ ~
the Ascot judges in the case wherein
Durnell was accused ana aoJuuseu
guilty of crookedness on the local rae
course and for when the Judges sue-
pended him for period OF one yeaIi ,ea
Durnell took an appear 10 tne fdc nv
Jockey club, the governing pouy OH tl! ie
coast. The object OF the appeal, as a., 1t
appears on the surface 10 Iile Pup ~
was to secure an atqul'tas ~ sero
fence innosed bv the Ascot judges.
The stewards of the Jockey clup not
only approved the decision OF the ASCOT
judges, but deemed the punlshment m
sufficient and rendered ueclsloh
whereby the career of Durnell Is Tor
ever curtailed in so far as it relates TO
participation in the racing game IN
America.
Had the stewards stopped with TINS
decision, after having listened to the
evidence and arguments in favor of and
against Durnell, the ruling might nave
been accepted without comment.
Instead of doing this. however the
stewards. for some unexplained reason,
reopened and reviewed the case against
j. j. McCafferty wherein McCafferty
was accused of doping The Hugue-
not in the race won by this horse Feb
ruary 10 last.
This procedure by the stewards was
taken without appeal by McCanerty
and without any notice to him and
without having notified him that he
would be again accused. tried and adj
Judged by the governing turf body
McCafferty never appealed from the de-
cision of the judges whereby he was
suspended for one year for doping"
The Huguenot.
increase Fena't'es
After adjudging that Durnel was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
13s-142 SOUTH MAIN

is undoubtedly a most gallant feat of
arms, and unless great skill had been
used many more lives would have been
lost among the troops.
The Moros themselves consider the
top of the mountain impregnable, and
as they have food and can raise more,
an abundant supply of water is af-
forded in the crater, it makes an ideal
stronghold. AS the mountain and
crater cannot be destroyed it will al
ways be a menace to peace and order
in Jolo unless the Moros for some super
stition shall avoid it hereafter"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
CABLECRAM Says
REP0RTSAREFALSE
EXPLAINS IN DETAIL FIGHT AT
MOUNT DAJ0
Governor General Ide Authority fol
Statement That Women and Chill
dren Were Not SIaueh-
tered as Reported
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON March 2O.-Secre-
tary Taft has received the following
cablegram from Governor General Ide
at Manila dated today, relative to the
Mount Dajo fight:
Newspaper reports from Manila an
nouncing wanton slaughter of women
and children at Mount Dajo extremely
sensational and in all essential details
false. The situation occupied by Moro
outlaws on the crater of the volcano,
POO feet high, was exceedingly diff
cult and required great display of
heroism on the part of army and navy
and Filipino and Moro constabulary,
who rendered most valuable service.
Some women and children were killed
or wounded by preliminary Smelling at
a distance. Moros were outlaws and
fanatics and refused to surrender to
the last, attempting repeatedly to
murder out forces who were rescuing
wounded Moros.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
BOWLING TOURNAMENT OPENS

4oy (ASSOCIdItU FTtSS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 20.-A
special set of two-men teams opened
the days sport at the national bowling
tournament today. The leading scores
of the special set were:
Graft and Cooper, Indianapolis: 1868.
Root and Gazzoli, Toledo; 1858.
Knowl and Prouty, Cleveland: 101S.
Kreag and Klamp, Milwaukee,; 1904.
Arnheim and Lempert, Toledo; 9S1.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
Sultan Sends Assistance

Moro sultan and leading dattos rem
dered great assistance and surrounding
population is in great sympathy with
the course taken to remove the gang of
cutthroats who were preying upon the
community, retreating as occasion re-
CURED to what they supposed to be
impenetrable Businesses.
There was no killing of any one ex-
cept such as was indispensable to end
an intolerable situation. Attack not
ordered until every resource looking
to possible adjustment failed. Troops
and officers deserving of highest praise.
Secretary Taft also has made public
an exhaustive report from Major Hugh
Scott, who was governor of the Moro
provinces just preceding the engage
ment, respecting the habits of warfare
of these people.
The text of Major Scott's report fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
BEATEN IN PLAY.oFF
y Associated Press.

Z CHICAGO, March 20.-In the first
Z game for the play off tie for the
I second place in the amateur bill
! lard tournament today Demarest
8 of Chicago defeated Wright of San
I Francisco, 300 to 80.
7 Demarest made runs of AZ, IS and
{ 80, and his average was II 11-17,
) which was the highest made during
I. the tournament. 1t will not, how
/ ever, give him the prize for the
!. high average because the game
was not played in the regular tour
4 nament. Scores:
+ Demarest-3OO; high run. IS;
+ average, II 11-17.
8 Wright-92; high run, 81; ave-
Z rage, 3-17.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21
sMATHERs EvADEs REAL ISSUE
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 2O.-In his an
swer to the suit brought by Murray
Howe, secretary of the Memphis Trot-
ting association, to recover the gold
cup trophy won by Major Delmar at
Memphis in 1904, e. e. Smathers, who
holds the cup, declares that it was
honestly won and that Mr.. Howe
brought the suit without the authorize
ton of the Memphis Trotting associa-
ton. The suit was brought on the
ground that Lou Dillon was drugged
when she lost the race.
Do you love muslc2 II so get a
~, III ~ phone free of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev. o..
". Rice, Superintendent Children's
Home society, s3A Bradbury building.
Los Apgeleh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-21

Do you love muslc2 If SO get 6
Talk-o- Phone free Of The Herald,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
BIC STIR CAUSED. by
D|vIS|0k0F| CONTRACT
Ru1nored That Midvale Company
Will Make Appeal to Presi-
y ssgSi dent Roosevelt. x S-jys
dent ROOSEVELT.

Gt (FrOln Our Regular tCOrrcspOnuent,) y,
a WASHINGTON d. c., July 15.--It is
rumored here that the AlidvaIe Company,
tho independent concern which submit
tod the lowest bid for the manufacture
of the uruor plate for tho Michigan and
the South Carolina. and which was COM
PEELED by order of Secretary Ronaparte
to divide the contract, so as to glvot one
half OF It to tho steel trust. will appeal
to the President TO set aside the order of
tho Secretary Of the Navy, and give It
all the work, to which Its lower bid
entities II,
Such II course was threatened before
the matter was settled by Secretary
Bonaparte, hut 1t Is not expeesed that
tho independent company will pursue
such course, 1t Is pointed out that
Secretary Bonaparte almost certainly
communicated with Oyster Bay before
taking tho action which he did, and that
he divided tho contract with the fun APP
prevail Of the President, a representa-
tive Of the Mdyale Company said before
the award Of the Secretary WAS an
nounced that N case the trust were
given any portion Of the contract his
company would appeal to the President
for n Square deal" He could not be
found after the announcement OF tho
decision Of the Secretary, I
5a No act Of the head OF an executive do
partment In years has created such wide
and universally disappearing comment as
that of the Secretary Of the Navy In
this matter II isScertaln TO become the
subject OF heated discussion on the stump
tiis fall. lt5is Impossible to see how the
Republicans viii defend. ".
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Cabrera Willing.

N (By Associated Press)
PANAMA, July 15.--Unlted States Min.
listers Combs. at Guatemala City, and
Merry, at San Salvador, have approached.
respectively, Presidents Cabrera and Es-
Gallon In an endeavor to re-establish peace
between Guatemala and Salvador. Prest-
dent Cabrera Informed Mr.. Combs that
he Is willing to enter into negotiations
4lorsi peace provided the United States
government will guarantee that further
,hpstilitles against Guatemala will cease.
hi Assistant Secretary of state Bacon on
Saturday cabled instructions to Messrn.
Combs and Merry to renew their efforts
to stablish a permanent peace between
Guatemala and Salvador. III
Complicates Situation.
X Tho fact that Honduras has been drawn
Into tho Central American conflict COM
splicatcs the situation there. The AS
ISOLATED Press is Informed that Presi-
dent 13arrilla, of Honduras, may. be COM
PEELED by President Zelaya, OF Nicaragua,
and President Escalon, of Salvador both
or whom nre said to be enemies of Presl-
dent Estrada Cabrera, of Guatemala, to
staKe sides with them. sS Ky
Il DIR. Fernando Sanchez, former Minister
of Foreign Affairs In the cabinet OF Pres
ident zelaya, who ts now here, says
3ho believes Honduras was provoked by
President Cabrera, who. 1t Is reported,
furnished arms and financial aid to
former President Juan Angel Ar1as and
Gene I2tyas to start n reyolutl Ion In lion
5dllras and Salvador, where thoy enjoy
great prestige. Or. Sanchez adds that
Tomas fRegnlado, commander Of tho Sal
yadoreanE army, be true, Guatemala, In
his opinion, stands no chance Q & defeating
the coalition. NJ y stiii5
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TONIC TREAT / ): II M 4 T: ] !.
weak stomach and Sick Headache
Cured by DIR. Nilliams's Il,
Z, Pink Pills. 45g ss5.3tlt

! The symptoms OF stomach trouble
vary Some victims have n raYcnous
annette. others loathe tho sight OF food,
Often there Is q feeling as OF weight on
the chest, full feeling In tho throat
Sometimes the gas presses on tho heart
and leads the sufferer 10 think he has
heart disease. Sick headache Is nefre-
quent and distressing symptom.
fiA weak stomach needs digestive
tonic. and that there Is no better tonic
FOR this purpose than DR., Wilnms's Pink
pills Is shown by the statement OF Mr..
"A. c. Merrill, mining man, OF Oncals,
Calf. n veteran OF Battalion g. Third
u. IS, Regular Infantry
~ had never been we'll since left
the army" he says, always having had
trouble with my stomach which was
weak was run down and debilitated,
Gould keep nothing OIL my stomach, ana
at times had sick headache 80 bad that
4 did not care whether lived or died
My stomach refused to retain even llqnid
food, and almost despaired OF getting
well as had tried 30 many kinds of
medicine without relief, Then was
bitten by a rattlesnake and that lad
me I'm from work entirely for a year. Six
months OF which ] spant In bod
zone day a friend recommended DIT,
Wllllams's Pink Pills 10 me and began
taking them. They cured mo when MI
pther medicine had failed. have ra-
commended the pills to a great many.
Tor during my recovery every ono asked
me what was helping mo SO and told
shem Or, Williams's Pink Pills. ! can-
\ not speak too highly OF them"
NJ II you want good health you must have
Eood blood pr Williams's Pink Ills
Actually make new.,blood and restore
g,ha tte red nerves. They are sold shy,-all
druggists or sent. postpaid, on receipt
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.REGALDO. WITH /.
FEW FOLLOWERS,
DIED. FIGHTING
Little Party Ran Into Over
whelming Forces but Soldisa5
Lives Dearly, Z
/ (By Associated Press,l

tatl Nt3y S<tsSpc1hteu t1FesS'l }tsJ
MEXICO CITY, July l5-It Is nov
known that GeIeral Regaldo., of Saliva
dor, lost his life in a scouting expedition,
lie was IN command OF his army on the
border Of Guatemala whom. he resolved to
explore within the border Of Guatemala.
lie started out accompanied only by an
tad1utant ana a small escort. when lie
came urex pectedly upon "a large b0dy&of
Guatemalan regulars, who overwhelmed
his force. Regalado and his escort Sold
their lives dearly, making a heroic fight
and Killing many OF ,.the!r foes But thoy
were exterminated. No quarter was ass
ed. \. NH y * e ~ 81 3 3A e
d This account .dlspqsesl Of the Guatemalsp
official repprt which g represented that
.Regalado was killed In "a pitched battle.
The battle that really occurred on the
same / ia y was between General Toledoss
army and Guatemalsn ys-
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0D |]|E|: ! Ian! !. .
COMMISSIONS /: J.
people on this continent g grand event 's
and success. 81 Fl AZ v! q,
First On the Ground. I'm
i(contlnued rom First 'st;5. Pa'ge.)

q s * Keeping with these ldens, our COM
mission was the first to- officially visit
alhe exposition authorities; the first 70
q present plans for a State Building; 70 ac--
Z rent the option for the land to dedicate
gthe' site and turn the first soil and the
first to commence the erection Of ne ~
building. Immediate to and during ht !, 70
Revolutionary PERIOD none 81 g L colo-
niles were as closely associated togetn = 8
US Virginia and Rhode sland n lN VIII
;Sihe exception OF Virginia, none are 90 rlch
III nlementoes and relics 81 tha g peFioS'u,
rs Rhode Island. u.s. 4 y II II ss II
58"In addition to the Parliamentary Char
ter 81 1C4s, the charter Of King Charles 1r1tPs
Isl I. Of 1868, under which our state was va
governed until 1872. we have gan Original
8nortrait OF George washington, painted
! bys Gilbert Stuart, 4 and the State archives
nre full of resolutions relating TO .lttnotde
Island passed by your 1iouss, OF OF x l3llt- IS
Eesses and autograph letters from = carry
every yrginian of prominence q sti'at
time. 54 A53l 8 rs i54 !. 81 .!t l ,3
4s5nOur visit to the officials and the ex-
position site during the past week Y mas llH
pla ced us under lasting obliga tons t. the
j people OF Norfolk and Of all Virginans
FOR the lavish hospitality, the continuous IS
aco,lrtesies shown us, and the Il deep M
presslorls of regard that we have recelv
5,v,llRr result IN a rencwals and a streng them
ing Of tie bonds that united the colonies
:sinsi the long ago. Il. a.
Permit me to thank you on Sipe DALI OF
tile State Of Rhode Island and our com N1i \
mission. n for the opportunity tforded 20
express publicly on III u
the thonors z accorded and 4 to extend Il To-
every yirgi1iian an Invitation to our state
during the term Of the Elk posi-
" ION "a 81 h ftlf
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Marries Parlor1naid,
Especial 10 The Times-pispatch.)

Especial 10 The Tlmes-plspntch5 M
4 NOW YORK, July 16.--agrid Johanson,
for two years pnrlur-lnaid In the toteli
list, in the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF Zion and st. Timothy, West Fifty
seventh Street, to Charles EIgle, a
wealthy retired patron Of the hotel. whose
hat she had cared for at meal time
during the whole OF his residence there
Miss Gehrlof. head housekeeper OF the
hotel. said yesterday that no lone could
blame" Mr., Engle for taking unto hlr'-
"tho sweetest little thing TINT ever
liyeu.n " W ssff5 tF3 81, rs IN. Ma
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through which communications will BIO
exchanged. This procedure may con-
sumo some time. IA ii ss56
III Washington officials are now opeful of
"a peaceful djustment OF differences
which have brought the Central Ameri-
can governments to arms. {, q
The sGuatemalans minister, Mr.. Munoz,
announced late tonight thatEEhe had nd
news to commandments the press.
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DRANK HALF G ] |.
.CARBOl|CA ACID.
to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
FL MINERAL VA, July 15.-Henry Clay
Oliver, resident Of this place, and q
long and trusted employe Of tho Ar
minus mines, died suddenly this evening
from the effect of drinking II half-glll
or more OF cnrbolic acid. It Is not def
nitely known whether he intended to end
his life In this awful way. but he was
Heard to remark Just before taking the
cnrbolic acid that lie had rio friends in
this world. He leaves a wife, three chill
dren and an aged father, hi 5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
GUATEM 4 4 ARMY
J. ....RQuIEDsN[ITH.LQSS.
lConttnued from First Page.) III

(COntinued from First Page.) W
question Of declaratlo,nn Of war, regard
ing witch President Bonilln;a OF II onduras.
to-day announced that Honduras had
made no decldrnt lion Of war, and that
'"GuatemalaS Invaded territory without
previous declaratlon,'H'5$s i Is stated, that
while both Guatemala and Salvador have
accented in principle the proposition for
q peace conference, the question OF ar
5bitration would be a subject Of future
consideration. III
A fortnight ago there <as o dispS sltion
on the part of the belligerents to nrbi-
tratc The question then was whether
Guatemala and. injured salvador by shar-
boring insu rgents on her territory Or
whether Salvador, by doing tho same
:ing. had injured Guat emala.f But tho
recent battle with the deal TIL, of g eneral
Regalado. the former President Of 4 Sal
vador ana the leader Of tho Salvadorean
troops, changed III tho situation 1t Is
pointed out that s no territorial or boun-
dairy question is In dispute, tho matter
OF Indemnity for invasion Of territory
would DO n main question before the
Peace Conference. y5 q G #
Hope for Peace.
So far no advices have reached this
government regarding the battle which
took place Saturday night and N which.
as stated in San Salvador advice toE-:nig''S.
y the Salvadorean army defea tied the, GIiat-
emalan forces at Panatamar::sss The ,,fafl
vices regarding the Central American
/ situatIoni6were forwarded to v the Presl-
dent at Oyster Bay by Acting Secretary
OF state Bacon, who Is in. charge of state
Department affairs during the absence Of
Secretary Root, Mr.. Bacon made ar
engagements to leave washington FOR oys-
ter Bay on the midnight train to-night.-6
85g All that Mr.. Bacon would say regard
Ing tho situation was that everything is
progressing favorably, Tho Navy De- Q.
Spartmont had no advices from Contra
America to-day IN connection With the
troubles there. .N
II was stated that tha8next step look
Ing to peace quotations ls the flxlne
h OF tho time and place Of meeting fo'
the conferees, and that, while these mat,
tors are being determined, the An'erl
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! Great Revival ting.

tSpec,al 10 The Times ID ispHtch.)
i 5TAZEWELI, IA. July 15.-,--DT'r. James
{P.. Ltcenberger,8 pastor Of the Fl:st
Church OF Christ. Of New York City, be-
4 gan D a revival meeting IN the Christian
Church here this morning. Miss : Paullne
'NVambnUgh.f n sweet singer. or ~ pes
sIojnes, Iowa. is conducting the music Of
tho meeting. Tho meeting has beensWide-,
" advertised, and much good is expected
Z to result from It.. 5$
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Richnonders in New York.

N, Especial pNThe 13Tnas- Dlspntch)
:, NEW YORK, " July 15.-Na lelort-J
? bryan, u. D. Aylett. Earlngtin-R
NGnham, l.. +. Bentley Imperial--V. II.
IT: Roserson. Grand--J II. w ilki nsor, e..
;C., Reed, H. McAfunro. Holland-W. IL
.Rogcrson. Navnrre-E. II y. Guest and
wife. York-Misses Cohen, Mrs. N Cos
hen, T. M. Hundley Herald Square,. !;
II. Ficke and wife. Fsg
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TEN DAYS IN 1.-THE AN p oF5 THE
st<YV--t1 90 RoUNps TRIP, VIA y
Ag5 "a aOlJrkERk RAILWAY. VI

From Richmond. South Boston and in-
termedat stations; also Norfolk, Clara
mont ana stations to Virgllina to Asha-
yille, N. e.. and return, Tickets on- sails
t ngRu as ssti Az Excellent epportun,ty
to visit this fayored sect ton s.The Land
Of tile sky and the & Beautiful Sapphire
'Country."a Apply to any Southern Rail,
way Ticket II Agent or Passenger QhlsA
.s2Q East Main Street, +, T
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.Lynchburg, 81 Round gu Trip.
Roanoke. s. Round l'i!lIl d Trip
Norfolk and w estern Ry.
FRIDAY. JULY 10Th.
Three Days In The Blue Ridge.

Special fast trains, y; without g change g q
cars, win leave Rio oat 1870 noon
Friday. July 2e, 1soe, eng se14rn g, e
burg burg e:io r, M, Monday, July 900. stop
nine IN both directions at bedford. Mont-s
vaie and Blue Ridge. Round-trtp Tickets
al All the above low rates will be on sale
at Byrd Street Station.
For full Information, apply to j, p,
I1nowl les; City Passenger Agent, 1913 East
Main Street. OF !, z, !, J, !, /, ~, II
District Passenger Agent.
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Sunday School Excursion,

WI Leigh street Baptist Sunday school
twill go to Buckroe on its annual outing
4 this year. Tho excursion will take place
tThursdny, July 10th, the train Aaving at
6:lb$A. NJ. I'd
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Great Warships for Brazil

(By ASSOCIATED Prcss.) 8I
NEyYCAsTLE-OE-T TYNE July lbs
Armstrong, s yvhiteworth s. Company,
Limited, have 7contractcd to build for
Brazil three sister ba ttleshps n each 9
tcostgmor than IS. 900, 900 .ssi
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THE WE ATH|-|EIR.

Forecast: Virglnia-O Occasional showers
Monday and Tuesday light east to south
v North Carolinn--Sh Showers Monday and
light to fresh south TO SOUTH
west winds. ts,AAsI Il n w 4t45iiN
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Conditions Yesterday.

Rlchmond's weather was partly, cloudy
followed at night by showers, Ihhrmo-
meter Rt midnight, q, II \ & 4,