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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-05-08

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itching, painful, protruding or blind
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-05-08
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
mission to relocate their line O, tele-
phone poles to Valley Street and con-

mission to relocate their line OF tele-
phone poles to Valley Street and con-
tinue east on Main to tho Chesapeake
and Ohio depot; where q local phone
Will be installed.
A planing-mill, blind. sash and door
factory will soon bo erected In Scotts-
Vile by u. w. Heath & Go.
Miss Hannah Moore Will Mt an early
date build a $4,000 residence on lot
near her home.
Mr.. II. n. Clements will Very soon
have a new dwelling house erected on
the site of tho old lanyard.
Mrs. Sara Baptist arrived here on
Saturday to make her home with the
family of DR.. B. L. billiard.
Miss Helen Harris, OF Lewisburg, w.
Va, is a guest at Paradise
Mrs NJ, I, Dunn and little sons. who
have been at Mrs, j. c. lIill's, left for
Midway Mills ON tuesday. and thenco
Will so to their home In West Virginia.
q 4 Miss Mary Tapscott, of the scotts-
vile High School, spent Saturday and
Sunday lat her Name in buckingham.
& Prof. w, q Ell!s. OF Buckingham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Lovingston.
Special to The TIlnns-

LovINGsTON. VA, May 11,MA1r
John V. Wheeler popular citizen az
the Colleen community, is in very
feeble health
Mrs. John Swanson, of Danvillc, is
Nlsiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
is. Estes. of this place.
Miss Grace Stevens is visiting hcr
sister, Mrs Annie Hancock, OF IIynch-
burg.
The sons and daughters of the late
hlr. and Mrs. John L. Snead gathered
at Bellevue" the old homestead. last
Saturday for division Of the house
furniture. before giving Mr.. Ryan pos
session. The children, by mutual agree
unent, are making tho division among
themselves. rather than have sale.
thus retaining in the family many
things hallowed by tho associations and
memories of other years
Mr.. Austin PEBBLES has improved in
health very much, and Is very busy as
deputy treasurer.
Mr.. Norris Shelton, for somc time
with Mr.. J. A. Stevens, OF this place
left to-day to engage in business In
Lynchburg,
The farmers arc being hindered In
their work by the wet weather. Nearly
all have their work we'll up, however
and are In good heart
The apple growers of the county
are counting on a YIELD fine in quality
II not large In quantity. Many arc Civ
Ing careful attention to their orchards
and spraying for the Lnst possible re-
suits Nelson Is already on record as
a producer Of high-grado fruit. 5
Mrs. George ". Brent operated on
at tho Georgetown University Hospital
a few weeks since is convalesclng
nicely, and Is expected to return to
her home, near Tye River, soon.
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der and son, of Chicago, and Mr.. ant
Mrs George M. Frazier, or Buffalo, N
Y. They were guests at this resor
last season.
Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson entertained
Thursday in honor of the Loving Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters, from Rich
mond. More than twenty-five mem.
hers enjoyed the hostess hospitality
After business moetlng refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. u. A. Lloyd, OF New York, Is
expected on visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Noel, this week Later
she will be Joined by her husband
who will spend his vacation here.
Mrs, Norman Morton gave an 'in-
formal Thursday afternoon, in honor
OF Mrs. Cox's guest, Mrs. Slannard, OF
Washington. D. c. Mrs stannard, Mrs
Hammer. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Burlington
assisted Mrs. Morton in receiving the
guests, while Misses Wren, Montgom-
cry and Hammer served in tho dining
room.
Miss Ethel Cummins is visiting Miss
Frances Withers,
Little Mary Ferguson Is spending a
few weeks with her aunt. Mrs, Flip
pen, in Powhatan county,
Mr.. j. I1, Cox has returned from a
fishing trip Mt Providence forge.
Miss Alberta Williams mas bcen a
guestlof Mr.. and Mrs Mnwood Antrim,
at tho Jefferson, in Richmond,
y Miss Annie Peatross and Mr.. Henry
POWELL haye returned to Richmond.
having Visited in the home Of Or,
~ p, McCluer. M ~ ss
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Floyd.
tspecialto The rimea. r,lspn,sb. /

Especial to The TimcH- Dispntch.)
FLOYD, VA. May iii. T. Helms
of Danville, Is visiting relatives
Commonwealth's Attorney II. w. Sim.
mons is in attendance on court at Chris
tlansburg.
S. II. Bramo left Wednesday for Rich.
mond, Norfolk and other points on q
business mission.
Miss Clera susher is in Richmond
nursing her sister, Miss Eugena, who Is
In hospital there suffering from blood
poison. contracted at williamsburg
where she is an attendant In the asylum
at that place.
Mrs. ]. D. Marion, Of Leaksville; w.
g. and Mrs. G. =. Keesce, of Mariinsvillc,
Va, arc visiting their father, MIR. r. NJ.
Simmons, who Is right III.
Miss Cora Dobbins, principal OF East
View School, was Il guest Of Mrs. S.
X. Brame this week
j. l.. Rcdinger. clerk and bookkceper
for A. Nj. Harris. is off for the James
town Exposition for his vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Vcstal and Mrs. Pearl
Michael, of Roanoke. who have been
Waiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Harman, spent several
days In the village with their father,
Dr. William Pcndleton.
DR.. ]. NJ. Harman. who has been taxi
Ing postgraduate course at Roches-
ter. Mimi, for the past two months. re-
turned here Wednesday, morning
Mrs. Eta Hairless. of Christiansburg,
and children. are visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs. ]. NJ Boyd.
Rev. p. G. Lester left the first OF
the week to attend the Primitive Bap-
tist Association, which meets ut Mar
3tlnsville, Va. From there he will visit
New York. Pennsylvania and other
places before returning.
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~ s. A
sconsecrated Christian, and is wcll-
equipped for such work. Highland
now has two workers in the Congo,
Mr.. Mao Silg. Of the Presbyterian
Church. having been there for moro
than two years.
Spring planting has been greatly re-
tarded by rainy weather, But little
corn has been planted, and many per-
sons have not made garden.
Sheriff Arbogast to-day started for
Richmond with Charles Miller, coll
ored, recently sentenced to two years
IN the penitentiary for forgery.
Tho family of Rev. "A. A. Walker.
pastor of tho Methodist Church here,
nave gone to Delaware FOR ylsit
through tho summer months Mr..
" walker accompanied them as far as
Staunton.
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Buckingham.
1sneclal 10 rho TInes- dispatch. !

iii Especial to Tho Times Disnntch.l
BUCKINGHAM VA, May 1l.-Mr'
John snoddy, of Red Springs, n. g
hns been spending few days with
friends In this place.
". j. Hubbard. clerk Of this county
was in Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Province returned
from Richmond a few days ago, after
spending two weeks in the capital
CITY. Mr., Province, who was In one
or tho city hospitals, was not much
benefited.
Miss Rosa Moselcy went to Lynch
burg Tuesday morning to spend a
short time with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Whitcomb II. Pratt and family
arc expected back. from Farn,yille
about the 1st Of June, and will occupy
her home here during the summer.
Colonel and Mrs. James Lyons have
been in town the past few days clos
eng up the deal by Which Mohawk.
the beautiful place near here, formerly
owned by Mrs Lyons, becomes the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Warrenton Social.
Especial to rho Times. DIspntch

u.
WARRENTON. VA, May ll.-Misses
May and Emily Fletcher went TO WASH
ington Thursday.
Miss Landonia Hicks has returned
from tcn-days' visit to Old Point.
DIR. c.. s. Carter is at home again
Miss Lucy Sweet. Of Pennsylvania,
who is attending the Bristol school, In
Washington, is the guest Of Miss Louise
Evans for few days
Miss Nora Herbert. who has spent
tho winter in Warrcnton with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Hooc. has returned to
her homo in Alexandria.
Mr.. r. N. Brook. Of Washington,
spent Tuesday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Groom. of "Airlie."
gave delightful dinner party We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. Henry I. Hutton has with him
for few days as his guest, his sister,
Mrs. Terrctt, OF Montana.
Mri. Pattison, Of Philadelphia, has
rented Mr.. James x. Maddux's 'Nep-
tune Lodge" for year.
Mrs. j. y. Hooe has rented her place
for the summer to DR.. w. P. Compton.
Inc uDClOEs SpcIL hGSCIdl uiS III Io"A
this week.
Captain John Guest. U. S. a. has re-
Gently purchased q beautiful building
lot yon the Marshall Road, adjoining
Mrs. Kings place, Captain Guest will
begin building in the fall.
The Warrenton Rifles will bo In
spected by the assistant inspector-gen-
cral on May 18th. The boys have been
working hard and are expected to make
a good showing.
Mrs. Z. a. Gerard and Miss Elizabeth
are visiting Mrs. William NJ Kemper, at
Bethel.
Mrs, schoolfle1d, Of Danville, is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. II. Hamilton, for
few days.
Mr.. Abbott Rhett has Joined his
family at the Warren Green Hotel for
a few days.
Mr.. Harrison Van schaick. of Chicago,
was in Warrenton this week.
Captain and Mrs Guest and Miss
Brooks. all Of Baltimore, are at Mrs.
NJ. NJ. GREEN'S.
4 Mr.. G. II. Thompson, an old resident
OF Fauquier. county. was In town re-
Gently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

visited tho scottsvllle High School this
week, Of which, as the Scottsvllle
graded school, lo was principal for
many years.
Mrs. I l., FoS, WHO has been quite
sick, is out again.
Mr.. J.. V. Pereira spent Monday and
Tuesday In Richmond.
Miss Rogers. of buckingham, visited
Scottsville this week. stopping with
the family Of Mrs. D. p. Powers.
Mrs. William Harris. of Charlottes-
vile. has been ut the Baptist parson-
Ige for some time nursing the little
son OF DIR. y. y. Dillard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
South Boston.

5 SOUTH BOSTON. VA. May 11.-An
early June wedding OF much Interest
20 % halifax society Is that of Miss Ber-
tie Dast. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. r. a,
East. ot this place. and DR., William
w. Wilsinson. Q lacrosse. Meeklen-
The marriage Will take place on the
3tist Church, South boston, Va.
Mrs. George r, Merrill and little
daughter. Dorothy Of Washington, d.
q, are Visiting Mrs. Merrill's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. p. x p. II Yancey, at this
4 Mr. s. "a Davis q ( tho Southern Rail-
way, Of this place, lef Il this week for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

Blake. toacher-Edith Pitcher. bertha
Rich Sam Burt and Emil Stein. Pri-
mary, Miss Della L. Lewis, teacher.
Elmer Rich.
Mrs r. r. Phillips, of Richmond. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, w. S. Rogers,
at the Waldheim-on-the-Ja James,
Mrs, @, w Hunt returned to the home
OF her mother, In williamsburg, last
Tuesday after n pleasant visit of q weeh
with her mother-in-law. Mrs. c. G,
Hunt,
Alr. and Mrs. w. w. Magea were visit
tors at Plnners Point last Tuesday.
Hon. 7. e, Ttmler. OF Richmond, was
guest OF y. G. McConvill at the Wald-
helm last week. Mr. Timler Is an ex-
Speaker Of tho Pennsylvania Leglsla.
ture.
Miss Charlie Tayor. Of Greenosvills
county is the guest of her uncle, Mr.,
Joe Robinson
Mr.. A. G. Winter. OF Philadelphia. was
here at his winter home. the Claremont
mansion, few days of last week.
Capt G. G. Crawford and Capt. Grow,
ley risered this port last Tuesday with
q essaae Of Lumber 20: New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Scottsville,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
SCOTTSVILLN, VA. May 1l.--The
Town Council Tuesday evening met in
the now Council building. Mr.. ID. II.
Fits was present and gave some va W
able Information and advice to the city
fathers, all of whom wore present
$s a petition from the Albemarle Teie-
phone Company was presented. The
company has decided to rebuild their
line from Esmont to scottsyille III Il
first-class manner, and request peg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Bon Air.

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch ]
BON AIR, VA. May 11.-Misses Hem
dcrson and Nelson were recent guests
OF Miss Eliza Montgomery.
Mrs. W. G. Hammer and little Alpha
Morton Shaner, of Lynchburg, are Wis
iting Mrs. Norman Morton.
Quite q number Of prospecting par
ties were at LIE Noel this week. looking
around and selecting rooms Among
the number was motor car party
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Cum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
MOntercV,.

MONTEREY, Va. May 11.-Miss Sa-
die Rexrode. daughter Of Mr.. W. p.
Rexrode. wellknown farmer OF the
Monterey community, left Thursday for
New York, from which port she will
sail for the Congo Free State as u
missionary Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Miss Rexrode is an earnest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

Minneapolis, Mimi. where he went rs
a representative Of the Order Of Rail-
road Photographers of the Richmond d.
vision of the Southern Railway. While
away he will attend tho banquets usu-
ally given on these occasions, and will
also Visit Chicago, st. Louis, st, Paul
and other cities of interest.
Mr.. Richard j, Carter, OF Danville,
spent last Sunday here visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Carter holds q responsiblo posi-
tion with tho Southern Railway at this
DlaCe. 5esi35
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Clarenont.

z aCLAREMONT, VA, May 11,--Mr. and
Mrs, John a. Huber, OF near Sexton, Va,
were tho pleasant guests at the home
of Mr.. y. u. Harry Wednesday.
The honor roll for the caremont
schools for the month OF Aprll5 was as
follows; High School, Miss Lucy j. With
row teacller-Mary Drew and Blancb
Rich. Intermediate, Miss Nettie b.
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Mrs. William Wilkins, nf Ashland
Wis, is visiting Colonel and Mrs 81.
@. Moore. on Main Street.
Mrs j. G. Green returned Monday
from Independence. kan, where she
has been spending tho past winter.
Mrs. Josephine Reed !aft on Monday
70 visit friends in Norfolk and Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
final EXERCISES OF
WYTHEV|LLE SCHOOLS
Marked Advancement in Curricu
lun1 and Course Of Teaching
Noted.

WYTHIIvILLE, VA, May 11,-Ths
commencement exercises Of the WythG.
ville schools took place thts week i
tho Opera House. The exercises this
year evidenced marked advancement IL
the curriculum and course of teaching
as well as interest by both teachers
and scholars.
The WSthc County Educational Tx
hibit. consisting OF specimens Of sckooI
work, historical pictures. maps promi-
nent residences, specimens OF Wythe
county stock and pastoral scenes, have
been completed and sent to the James
town Exposition. The specimens oi
schooI work, prepared by tha different
schools, both primary and graded, a-a
in the main comprised in eight largo
bound volumes. which, after the expo
sition. Will be preserved in q cabinet
prepared for the purpose. tn the
WStlieyillc graded school for future
comparison OF work and advancemcnt.
Much credit Is due to the county su-
pcrirtendent and other school officers
and teachers for this exhibit, winch re-
CURED great deal of time and hard
work without financial assistance from
of $500, made by tho supervisors fer
Wythc county.s exhibit. not being 81.
ncicnt to divert any to the schools.
On Saturday the Rock Road Hunt
Club held its second meet, more en-
joyablc than the FIRST, the chase being
much more protractcd. and the route
taken by tho fox giving better oppor-
tiinity to the huntsmen to witness the
chase.
The Southwest Virginia Land Agen-
cy has sold the Jno. G. Allison farm
of 423 acres in the lower end of the
county. to MIR. +. D. Fuller. Of Lynch
burg. the price paid being $4,000.
The Methodist parsonage is being
painted and renovated
Colonel William Chapman Is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. ". II. =. Eendleton.
at the rcctory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibboney. Of
Biacksburg, are the guests of MIR. arc
Mrs. j. Hal Gibboney.
Miss Evelyn AIiIettc, who has be-,
the guest of Miss Virginia Gipboney.
returned Thursday to the Mary Bad
win Institute, in Stannton.
Admiral and Mrs Parks. of Norfolk.
arc the guests of Mrs. w. II. Spiljer
for a few weeks, after which they viii
sHipsE7iiHto hH"lE handsome new rcsi-
dence in Jackson Park for tho sum !.
mer.
Mrs. William wilkins, oi Ashland.
WIS, is visiting Colonel and Mrs. q.
@. Moore. on Main Street.
Mrs. ]. G. Green returned Monday
from Independence. kan. where she
has been spending tho past winter
Mrs. Josephine Reed !eft on sronday
10 visit friends in Norfolk and Rich
mond.
Mr. G. A. Broushton and family a,e
In Wytheville for the summer, after
spending several months in New York.
Miss May Ribble has returned from
a visit to relatives in Massachuset. 8
and trip to the Jamestown Exposition
and other places OF interest.
Colonel r. r. NVithcrs, commander
OF William Terry Camp, has appointed
j. j. a. Powell, Brown Cassell ana w
Q. Moore. delegates. and Samuel W
Williams. Martin Wciser and Thomas
Davidson. alternates. to the reunion IN
Richmond.
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SOCIAL. LIFE I'M VIRGINIA. i,

property Of Dr. g. L. Morriss. Or.
Norrlss will take possession about
June LIST.
The younger set enjoyed n pleasant
dance ht the llospitablc home of Mrs.
+. L.. Mosclcy on Friday night and
on Tuesday the same crowd spent the
day on Willis's Mountain.
Mrs. Harris, Of Richmond, is the
guest OF her sister; Mrs. W. j. HUBBARD.
at tho Spencer Hotel.
Peyton Moss has accepted position
Tor tho summer with tho Richmond
Cedar Works. and left Friday morning
to enter on his duties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
ENGLISHMAN'S HIGH TRIBUTE
TO SANTA FE MANAGEMENT

Faith in American railroads ana the met"
DDS adopted in their operation on the par
of foreign financial interests seems TO p'
constantly increasing. The conduct OF some
roads at least has been such as TO win the
strongest appreciation At the recent an
nual meeting of the investment trust cor
poration, limited, in London Robert Flehl
ing, chairman Of the company IN publcly
discussing the matter referred particularly
to the management OF the santa re- re-
garding which he said
The new company started with a merit
age of distrust from a former management
which embodied all the evils of the old time
but with a new head In the person Of q J..
Ripley. formerly vice president Of the Chi
cage. Milwaukee and 81. Paul, where his
reputation for ability and integrity had
been firmly established A stipulation in
IT'S new constitution was that its accounts
should be audited by accountants Of stand
ing and repute. the firm selected being
Price. Waterhouse K Co. We may. therefore,
take its annual reports and accounts for
that period Of ten years as showing its true
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
GANG or BRASS THIEVES
CAUGHT DEAD TO RIGHTS

A san Bernardiuo dispatch says
Chief Of Police shay and Policeman Pop
petit have Just broken mp about as danger.
Gus "A gang Of thieves as the santa Ft
company has ever had to contend with ir
this city. The compauy's loss within the
past eighteen months is placed at thou
sands Of dollars. The operations of pa,
thieves We're confined almost exclusively Ia
brass fixtures.
For months the officials Of the company
have been missing brass. but the efforts of
a score n railroad detectives and spcciaI
officers proved in vain, and several weeks
ago the matter was reported to chief of
Police Shay. His entire force has been ON
the lookout and yesterday Policeman Pop
petit discovered the clew which has led 10
breaking up the gang, six of whom are iu
the county jail awaiting examination All
have confessed, and an enormous amount of
brass has been recovered
William Il. McGoldrich the outside man.
who disposed Of the plumber after IL had
been stolen by Mexican thieves, was The
first arrested. He admitted his guilt and
gave the clew which led to other arrests.
The Officers caught four Mexicaus leaving
the shops last night, and from them 200
pounds Of brass were taken.
other arrests viii follow, among them he
the junk dealers who bought the
stolen metal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
SAYS pAN-AMERICAN ROAD
WILL YET BE BUILT

st Louis. June 10-Eleneious Smith. OF
this city. one Of the principal members Of
the st. Louis syndicate, which is construct
ing the m railroad through
Mexico, has returned to st. LOUIS
after a trip through Mexico. lie states tal
the road is now in operation u a 'lnt
about forty miles distant from the CT ato-
mala boundary, and that trains Will be Iuh-
ming from san Geronimo TO the MeN an
Guatemala line by the first Of next year
THE 81. Louis syndicate probably VIII
not extend the line beyond the Guatemala
boundary" said Mr.. Smith. However. TINS
does not signify that the project to unite
an the Americas by a rail route viii fan.
by the construction of about twenty
five miles Of road In Guatemala our me
would be connected w with the Guate-
maIa Central. with connections. our Inc
would then form a complete route from the
United states to Guatemala city. IN size
and population Guatemala compares, rela-
lively. with the state Of Missouri
.J NJ. Neeland, the vice president Of
our company. has personally obtained a
franchise To huiId a line through san SAL
yador Mt. Neeland has until September
T., accent or decline the grant. This en-
terprise is his own aud has no connection
with the Pau-American railroad
Roads through the Central American
statas. simiIar to the one proposed by MT
Neeland in san salvador. viii ultimately
form an all-rail route from the United
states through Mexico and Central Amer
lea. 10 South America. -,
No l cannot say that we have received
nbat might he called a proposition to sell
me Pan-American railroad to the Mexican
government. That matter may come up
later.
.rhe Mexican government mas a"aIueu
ms a bonus OF $40. zoo per mile for the sou
miles Of road in Mexico. The government
has lust arranged for the payment oil the
last iustaIlment Of 100000.
.The lire is now completed rom Sa'
Geronimo TO a point about forty miles as
tant from the Guatemala BOUNDARY ana we
are operating trains over a distance %
about eGo miles The last gap OF ler'N
miles viii be finished by January J. "ne"
trains win he running over the 500 miles
NJ road in Mexico. As this is the rainy
season We can not carry on the work rap
idlv. i'm fact. construction operations VIII "'
virtually suspended until september OF oe-
tpber"
The Pan-American railroad Us Dull Al'"
the Pacific coast from san Geronimo near
saltna cruz to the Guatemala boundary
Tine route through Central America, as pro-