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The Washington times., 1909-06-03
MARKET BECOMES STEADY AT A
HIGHER LEVEL, WITH A
STRONG UNDERGONE.

NEW YORK, June 50 p m.-The
market steadied at the higher level just
sffer the noon hour Some OF the issues
which had advanced most rapidly dur
inc the morning suffered reactions OF
about one point. Business became less
active and trading was largely made up
Of commission house orders which came
in from all wires. It is evident that
dealers in stocks outside of New York
have faith in the bull market and are
ready to put cash into it,
The rise of the morning having moth
ing feverish about it may be looked
upon as a healthy rebound from the
dullness which characterized conditions
over the holiday period The leading
stocks are from one to three points
higher than they were yesterday, and
the trading today has been so well DIS
tributed that the situation is more hope
ful than has been the case for several
days.
During the mornings trading the Ne"
York stock market has been hterailE on
the jump Railroads and indusulais
have Wed with one another IN the rise
and the situation at this hour Is ina
of a strong hun market moving upward
terslay's trading was in narrow volume;
today the gates are wide open and
everybody is buying at fancy prices
Yesterday business was concentrated in
Steel common. today IL is widely dis
trib,,ted and half a score of stocks are
in the lead.
At the opening almost everything
moved up from one-fourth TO point
and in the early trading made more pro-
nounced gains Great Northern ore
opening at 74i4. had gained more than
two points before the noon hour. Penn
~ had scored a point. St. Paul. open
ing al 1885 and lapsing back 20 49, hao
gone up 10 Isl. Reading lost hair
point in the early trading and got II
back again before noon.
Southern Pacific was the most active
Of all. Opening at 124iz it sold up rap
idly to 129 and then lapsed back 70 rs
on profit taking 10y yesterdays buyers.
Steel gained a point. and the preferred
shares Two points on the bulge Union
Pacific opening at 1914 lost point soon
afterward and then quickly sold UP to
1927.
And so the market reads up and
down the list. A few stocks are weak
and neglected. but the most of them are
active and gaining fractions on success
siVe bids. Shelters was one of The
weak stocks at the opening and was
neglected in the later trading, but had
gained point at noon.
The movement of stocks today has
been anticipated for a week or more
ard is looked upon as the natural out
growth of conditions which have beer
gathering force for several days for the
upward swing of prices. The best Oh
servers here are not expressing eXtrava
CANT opinions ABOUT the extent Of ths
rise. but are watching 1T with the keen
est interest They wouH not be sur
prised If prices ran up five to ter
points before the reaction sets in. ant
they would not much wonder If the ad
vance did not last through the day.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
d Sqvi1g--. Trading Well Distributed Market Steady
REAL ESTATE TITLE TAKES BIG
JUMP OF ELEVEN POINTS.
OTHER STOCKS LOW.

The feature of the tradi5g today on
the Washington Stock Exchange was
the sensational bidding ~ OF Real Es-
tate Title and the sale of two quotation
lots at widely separated figures. This
stock, which never is active. has been
pegged on the quotation board recently
at 81 That was where the bid started
today, with an offering of ten shares
at 81. BY degrees the bid was carried
up to 81. when the quotation lot was
sold. No more was offered. but the
selling broker indicated that he had
some which could be bought at price.
The bid then rose by quarters to 30,
where it hung for awhile, and then went
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
PRICE FOR EGGS
SUDDENLY DROPS
Heavy Demand Prevents
Sag in Berries, Despite
Large Shipments.

Weakness In the wholesale egg mar
ket today caused a sag, resulting in a
drop in the price Of eggs OF from l TO ,
.rnts per dozen Reports of heavy
p ospecttve shipments from Virginia
and Tennessee between today and Sat
urday will result in a further drop, 1t
is thought
Strawberries and blackberries arrived
in abundant supply this morning, but
the demand kept the price up to yester-
e. Us figure. \ a Zig shipment of canta-
loupes from Florida resulted in a drop
of 80 cents Ter crate from yesterdays
price. and indications are that from
now on the supply of this fruit viii be
plentiful in the local market
The demand for spring chickens today
prevented the expected drop in price.
and for the best fowls the buyers will
ingly paid from % to IS cents per pound.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Cheese-New York. fats. large. per ID.
i3ika14c; small. per H., 14ai4Izc.
EESs-Virginia, nearbys. 23a2fC.
Buiter-Creamery. fancy, 26lea27c; Western
fl sts, 25a26cs process, fancy, 22a23c: fair 10
e q. 20a2lc; dairy, choice. 19a-0c; dairy.
guod; 1Sal9ci store packed. frcsh. like
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens, spring, per 10, ga
per H., 10al2c small, per ID, Sa9c; geese,
per b, 6a10C; turkeys. toms. per ID. l.;
hens, per h., 14e.
Dressed Poultry -ChickenS. spring. per
H.. SSa35c; roosters, per h., 9aloc; tur-
keys. undrawn, toms. per h.. 15al6c; hens,
per 10. 15al6c; ducks. large. per h. ioal2c;
geese, per H., 6a10c.
Fruits.
Fruits-Apples, fancy brands, per bbl., $3.50
az. 50: oranges, California, per box, 81 75a
S. 25s Florida, per box s2.o0as5o; strawoer-
ries per crate, Sl25 pineapples $. 80: can
taloupes, per crate, s1.5oa2.2 5i peaches per
crate. 2.00a2 %.
Vegetables.
Observation-Disclosures, per bb. ST. COAL TO- po-
.atoes home grown. per Du- -"0csS1- co. new
potatoes, per biol. S5.09a5s50., v, ms, per DBL
81 5Oa2 so; cucumbers, per ps sSet, 81 50a$l 10
spring cabbage, per crate, Si-oei cSuiiIosN err
per basket. So so: squash. per crate.
81. sea- {. %; string beans, basket, I'D
tomatoes Florida, per crate. y .50aS 90; spin
ach per Dbl. 81. 25a1.50; ksle, per b5l.. S6a
roc; lettuce, per Dbl. 81 00aSl.5e; asparagus,
per bunch Sane home grown. per doz-s
punches. 50375c; beets. per crate. Ss.Ooa
| g. so; rhubarb, per bunch. Haze radlshes,
per 100 81 90; Texas Onions, per crate, 81 40a
| J. so; home. grown peas, per bill 81 5eaS.So
Live Stock.
Live Stock-Iamb. sas1Ec per ID. sheep,
3lka5c per ID: calves, 7a7lzc per h.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
CHINA CLAN WAR
BREAKS OUT ANEW

Annoy, China, June 3-The fighting
among the clans in the Heuwah district.
sixty-five miles north Of here, continues
and there is promise OF further dis
orders. The Lin clan recently rafded a
village in the Chinkiang district, seven
miles from Aphai, and took ten prison
ers.
The Lin clan IS the strongest factor in
the district and includes thirty villages
and 5000 men
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
BIG

on up to %, where ten shares more
were sold. The buying broker announced
that he wanted thirty shares more, and
straightway began to bid for 1t. The
bid price was carried on up TO IS
without more of the stock coming out.
This was an advance in one day Of
eleven points for an inactive stock.
Other business on the exchange was in
fair volume, made up largely of small
purchases of local railway bonds and
shares, which sold at current prices.
Railway common was bid in st 425s.
Mergenthaler was again firm a, 211K.
Greene-Cananea was on the -ctive list
today. selling 800 shares at 1854 to q.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
TODAY'S SALES ON THE
WASHINGTON MARKET

. Washington Railway and Electric As,
81 ,O00aS7Is, S1,OO0aS7ls, Sl,00IuS11s.
Capital Traction, ld135, "a 30.
Washington Railway ard Electric,
COM, 50d42tz.
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania. Sa
1851
MergenthaIer, 6dHIL.
I.anston, 100d15i4.
Greene Cananea. 100d10s4; 1ood105s; 100
N101s
United States Trust, 50l04.
Real Estate Tile, 1G9S6 1882.
Grsphophone, common, 5a10is.
Security Storage, SASS.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
POST CARD MAKERS
WORK ON CONGRESS

Stacks OF souvenir postal cards are be-
ing received by Senators and members
OF the House They all represent views
OF American cities and towns, some of
them scenes from their own districts
Each card bears upon its face the print
ed legend Made in Germany" always
chcled with a pencil mark. A material
increase in the existing duties Is asked
by American photographers in oder TO
protect them from this competition.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
WILL ERECT NEW MILL.

SHARON. Pa, June 3.-The Sharon
Steel Hoop Company wiu erect a sheet
min here. costing 10000. Il viii en-
ploy about 200 skilled hands. Hereto
lore, the concern has confined itself TO
the manufacture of cotton ties and
hoops
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
CUTS TIME SCHEDULE.

CHICAGO. June 3-An announcement has
been made by officials OF the Rock Is
land Railroad OF a cut IN time schedule
between Chicago and Denver by the ad-
dition Of a new cne-night train, which
will be known as The Mountaineer.
The train, beginning June 6. will leave
Chicago daily at 1:5 p. m, and will ar
ing day.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
WINE COMPANY INDICTED.

TOLEDO. Ohio. June 3.-The Sweet
Valley Wine Company, of Sandusky.
Ohio, has been indicted by the Federal
grand jury here. II is alleged the COM
pany shipped adJlterated wine into
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
GOVERNORS COOK DEAD.

ALBANY, June Mrs. Mary A. Vos-
burg, who served as assistant cook I'm
the executive mansion during the terms
of Governors Morton. Black, and Roose-
Welt, die,i suddenly here.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
CARDINAL KOPP BETTER.

BRESLAU. Germany, June 3---An i'm
proveTnent is recorded in the condition
81 Cardinal Kopp. Bishop OF Breslau.
who has been at the point OF death for
2 week past
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
THE CURE MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock Ex-
change. Thomas L. Hume manager, I501
F street northwest;
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

(ouotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs =
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
tnEton stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
e TFads.l
The Washington times., 1909-06-03

Penn. Con. Slk's, 1912. .1oO5s 1907 1o6ss 1605
Pa. Con. 3la's. 19l5.. 81 81 81 81
Union Pac. Con. As. Joss 109H 1855 l09l
l. s S. % 5s.........1 O57z LOG 1851 lO6
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
Shares to II a m, 314. 100.
Shares to y m. 612 900
Shares to / p. m, S40S0O
FEx-dividend per cent.
The Washington times., 1909-06-03

j. Martin Scranage,
J. Herbert Corning,
E. S. MOOreS,
j. Clarence Price,
Harry M Packard,
L. d. Wilson,
Jas. T. Gibbs,
VIM. P. Chaliice,
Bestor r. Walters,
The Washington times., 1909-06-03
THE Departmental Bank"

Under supervision of the United States Treasury
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19

Miss R,anchc Burbank. ~ Williams
burg. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Hen
~ Clarke, In Holt street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
HAMPTON, Pf1OEBU> AND Old POlT

The necessary authority Ma never
obtained, however. until Nj \"Wh''
nv became secretary and acted on
his own responsibility
The reports rcceivel cont" many
details OF III" operation ol til" iI1n
that had not been worked nut hy the
originate outlined in his order OF
cirrtilatDr VIII re incOrppral.d III Il
new circular. so that each '.ld may
profit hy the satisfactory '\p" "h''S
of each OF the others. Admiral N"od'
rich holds that The saving i'll ~" navy
h> The operation Of the rn,ir" >ri"in"
viii 20 an important way tow r5 max
ing up the annual navy hdd%"t Oh
nearly one and Il half mitiiuu- "i DOL
lars While no one at pc r'nt can
estimate the total annual ~L' III" III
sight ny this scheme, th0,r """ haF"
helped TO plt it into Operatl"u declare
thai it will mean saving "i h''""''A
onp-half ANA one million duiltr.' ES'l-
mates from the Norfolk lU'd u"n'
indicate that the saving ;""r" VIII
be- full; unr-thirh CT the Present COST
of operation OF all the shOl'@
II is !ihrlv that a synopsis Il All
these report, will be pr'VrEri lof
publication and for the INFORMATION
of the naval committees O: CONGRESS.
Comics af the reports will ". LAID Ia
fore lhc Presidents commission Of
naval experts. he2ded j.: Justice
Moody and formp: Secretary Morton,
when thry meet Friday, III" com
mission will make its tirSt H"port tot
lowing Friday meeting. Il $ under
stood that III" proposed report VIII
closely follow the ideas Of Admiral
Mahan as To naval organization ana
administration. rs hav" tc II mad"
known in his writings. Admiral Ma
han is also member OF IT, commas
sion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
BECOMES A BRIDE ON
ARRIVAL Of THE FLEET
Miss Gladys |mogene Halle Travels
From Jacksonville, to We'd
kidshipman Martin.
THE WEDDING MONDAY AFTERNOON
Bride-tc-be IS Daughter of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Walter Kennedy Hale. Pro
m men: Society People. While Md
shiomsn Martin is Son of Or.
Martin. Of Montana.

Having tray ri".i from her home in
, Jasksonyillc. Fla. t witness III" r.
turn oi the Alr,Ntic fleet from It's
wcrlI ci!cling trip. Miss GLADYS
ln,ogeur Halle. awlitS the arrived OF
the vessels and me m.ment when
she shall becOnlr IL" bride OF Mid
cshi man Alfred Girard Martin. an
officer on the ha'tlesnlp CDnnrC;lcAt.
Probably Mid ,ii.Eian Martin is one
Of the mos, anxious men Oh The
thrty-six vessels returning here. +
he is rIlIv aware OF the fact that ali
q al is between him and his pretty
brilt-tO-hc are tn" rec morH DAYS
necessary for the ships to reach on
Point. The wedding is t. be III"
culmination o. a pretty romance anu
the CiownjHg feature 4 tn return
trip h0ma to Midshipman Martin.
Mss Halle. attractive. vivac!ous
ana twenty year: Old arrived at Old
Point yesterday from her hcme in
Jacksonville. radianlly happy over the
even 10 occur NEXT hCidaH. wiz u
she. will bee me the bride OF the mid
shi man She was acccnpanled
here by her parents. Mr.. AID Mrs.
Walter Kennedy Halle. prominent
socially in Jacks nyill". who will re-
main with their daughter until al er
the marriage. .Lr. Halle. accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter came
| 20 Hampton yesterday and procured
n marriage license from Clerk OF the
| Courts Harry II. Holi. The weddln,
will he solemnized al Fort Monroe
Monday afternoon and just as soon
as Midshipman Martin can C1me
u hore All the detail, of the wed
ding have been pertec, ed.
Midshipman Martin. who was att
pointed to the United States Naval
Academy from Ohio. graduated from
the academy in 1896. and when 1h.'
trip around the world was arranged
Tor the fleet. he was assigned 10
the Connecticut. He is the son Of
DR.. and Mrs. John {. Marin.
Fort Kecugh. Montana.
1t is said that a few weeks before
Miishipnan Martin started on the
journey with the fleet h" mt AL
fell in love with Miss Halle Since
then the young people have heard
from each other through the mal!S
and the decision was reached that
the return OF the feet should be sig
nalzed by their marriage at Fort
Monroe just as soon as the command
ing officer of the Connecticut per
mits the Young Office TO come asher"
Monday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
ECT TO MIN the
ELECTION CASE HERE
ss. Dudley and Causey Expect
b Secure Mandamus Against
he Electoral Board.
N AolO ELECTION N JUNE
7kstsr Wadins Through the Various
81 leoistative Enactments and Const'-
tufionai Provisions, the Lawyers
tase Prepared Strong Brief and
Think They VIII Win.

BE- After wading through mass Oh
a legislative cast and studying the Nir
Sinia constitution through. MeSsrs
h Sidney J, Dudley and Francis r,
& Causey who are representing the No
= fers who favor having the election
& 0f city officers this year. nave an,
notinced that they feel certain mat
& The supreme court will Issue the man.
damus compelling the electoral boaro
EsfO have the election next June.
Mr. Causey, in an interview with
the Daily Press representative yes
3 4erday, expressed the opinion that
ssfhp legislature cannot take away from
ssfhe voters the rights given them ny
tine constitution OF Virginia and TAX
Ting this as his guide he feels very
Nrunfidcnt OF winning the fight 10.
1.-THE voters OF the city.
Mr.. Causey said in his interview"
.Upon a superficial view of the
ease il would seem that the legal ma
rhinery for holding an election IN
HAMPTON next June has been effect
ively clogged and that the people
!, would be prevented from holding an
gelection until the year of 1912. But
tffer q careful study of the case, IN
1ie light of al, its constitutional and
staiusory provisions, and the prepa'
ration OF our brief Of argument. We
feel confident, in spite of the prevail
s3nk opinion to the contrary, that
y fidst and thorough construction OF
Sthe laws by our supreme court Will
result in securing an election for
Hampton next June.
con account of the fact that a
new constitution has been ordained
{ Tor the state OF virginia and no cases
aimiiar to this have arisen under II.
oair study has been largely a work
! 81 first impression and we have had
10 blaze our way through an uneX-
pActted mass of confused. Dewiidering
coufiicting and i'll considered law. be-
Ing guided deeply by fundamental
principles.
- ..kncther complication of the case
: arises from the fact that on the 3oth
day of March. 1908, the town OF
Hampton was transformed into a
city of the second class. This trans
formation was accomplished ty de-
cree OF the Circuit Court of Elizabeth
City County. acting under several
legislative enactments and amend
ments thereto We were undecided
upon q casual and hurried review OF
the statute laws of the state on first
considering the matter of the election
{ 8or mayor and members OF the coun'
ell for the CITY Of Hampton. that the
election should have been held on
the second Tuesday in June. 1908.
but this was suggested before we
had the opportunity 10 take under
examination the numerous acts Of the
general assembly AID before consid
erins the several constitutional pro
Visions bearing upon this subject. II
must be remembered that to GER
tain exten; our state government is
uessins into a new order of things
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
WANT THE STORES TO
CLOSE AND DECORATE
Great Holiday Should be the Way TO
Celebrate the Return Of the
Fleet Next Monday

The movement to els" III" stores
and business houses in Hampton
Monday from al least 8 - :: O'Clock
is meeting with general approval an
it is likely that the merch ants VIII
decide 30 give the holiday 50 as tC
permit The employees to witness the
return of the fleet to Hampton RGai:'
Il think the stores should close
for the ,!av and thus show the return
ing sailors and officers this mark OF
respect" said a merchant yesterday
Mr. Hunter r. Booker declared that
he believed the stores ShOuli close
!.cr the day. Today pctiticn will
likely he circulated asking all bust
ness houses to close.
Some few Of the merchants have
decorated their stores. but it is hope
tina: the merchants generally viii
catch the spirit II the occasion and
that the entire city will be decorated
Private residences can at least lis
play an American flag. LIE every
body decorate and All the marchants
give hclidav in honor OF the return
ing fleet. is the cOnC"nSus of opinion
Everybody will be at Old PCint and
there will be- nothing doing in bUsi
mess circles until late in the after
noon Monday. it is argued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19

due to the fact that III" new constr
tutor Of the STAT" went INTO eliec,
ION the 10Th day of July. 1902. Ana
bit became necessary immediately
thereafter TO enact laws pursuant 10
the raonirrmcn'S Of the constitute ION
The general assembly convened IN
mlv 100 Tor tile express purpose
of coorIlnatinc the laws OF the com
mOnwpalth 50 as tn coh'orhi 10 'h'H
new order OF things brought into cX'
iSt.nCc by = new constitution an"
his session continued from I'm" I"
lime by rrsllar adJonrnm"n'S nhhi
after the midl!" OF January. l'"f
and during which time ii enacted
numerous laws bearing upon tn" SUP
jrct OF elections by the people. IL
therefore can t.. seen that nOt Only
sbonld the constitutional provisions
be thoroush,y examined. hut also IN"
acts of the legislature during SEES
sions of 1902. 1903 1905 ana l'"N.
before anyone can b" abl' 10 express
an intelligent opinion a. to IN" STATUS
Of the municipal officers ana IN" tti'''
of their elcciion for IN" citN Oh
Hamilton We have now given N"
constitutional! and Legislative proNiS
ions full and careful consideration
and have endravored to harmonic
IN. several different conflicting leg
jslatiyc cnactmcnts with y.ew o.
determining the question under adj
vscment. and In doing SO. Il b"cash'
necessary to eypeni vast d"al more
tim. and sud on the sub
icCt than We had at frs: anticipated
In arriving at our conclusion tia'
the election for n" said officers Tor
the city of Hampton should be h"l'
on tn. second Tuesday in June. 1909
il became necessary TO review most
carefully every act of III" general
assembly bearing upon TINS snbJ"ct'
and regret to say that SD Iar as the
enactments are concerned,
there appears to he much hurrieH
and carelessl: considered Legislation.
out Of which arises confusion ana
doubt. conflicting statutes.
The whole intent of the cOnstltn-
ton on the subject appears to be
clear and shows plainly the intent
of giving the people the right and
privilege to express at the polls tn"
people's choice for these officers and
at proper and regular returning pc
RODS but the mass of confused. ire
concilable AMI conflicting legislation
on the subject. we have concluded
that under the powers retained to the
people of this commonwealth - the
bill of rights and the constitution.
that the legislature was not vested
with the power to take away from
the people their privilege of elect
ing their own legislative and exec
utive municipal officers"
The attorneys yesterday completed
the brief of the case which will be
to the supreme court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19

Charity" CT your prescriptions
ConVdon ills them free 2lLIm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Two Small Fires

Tie alarm OF fire turned in "''Hr-
tay afternoon al sis O'Clock cali"'i
the department. TO West Queen stree,
oXrended. where an oil sh'd WAS
found 10 be on fir" The biz" wt.'
ex,irguished befor" the fr"m"l
reached the scene.
The residence of a negro mar Ell
Johnson in East Hampton, "as
slightly damaged by fire yr"f"r!1y
afterno- u. The fire started f.o:r
defective f,ue Damage abOI ST..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
NEW NAVAL PLANS.
Policy inausurated by Secretary New
berry Gives Satisfaction.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. IS
Secretary NeNberry's plan for he
reorganization of the bureau system
of the navy and the concentration
aud administration Of navy yards re-
ceived decided boost when
reports reached the department
from all OF the navy ward commanG-
ants praisirg The pan as giving prom,
Use Of being cmincnly suCC"sst2l.
These reports were made by direc-
ton Of the secretary. Who. in his
general order putting II" plan into
effec; beginning February !. called
tor reports AZ tn" clos" nf f"nruary
l.. on what had been accomplished
in the first two w""ks AlIhOuGh
Secretary Mulberry sra'~d al the
time that ;his woul1 no; hc hong
elough 20 civ" h" plan = Satisfactory
trial or even to PIT i fairy INTO o;".r
stiOn he held that n" 1-uCres (
should b" REPORTED by ~" mId!h. ~
the month. 50 that he might haV
some idea as 10 how i WrS coming
along IN ;!nIc 10 max" aDy changes
that might appear b"l"r" putting
far into operation ..rd heiUr" Z"
close Of hts adminis;rat on OF 10"
fourth Of March
None Of the disb.l."v..rs who had
their dour's a. 70 the pan coul. haS.
heon more grail surprised han
Secretary NeW5"rrv hiu.S"Ii Wa 80
DAY whom h" rad ~" reports from
IN" five different Yards These 70
ports proved thai ALREADY the plan
had shos"d uudoui'c' 'rHicstto-s 81
= J"grc" o; guCccsz towards accom-
piishng II. main rUrposc N view
han thu "-iC,r.i0r had dreamed ~
Rrar Admua. { , C;OOd-tch cnm
msrdaU. Of 'ro New YORK rIyy yard
Uhn - the mos rrthusiss;.c o. all
over tn" working o. g" plan. bro CHI
| his r'po-' 10 Wazh. u&iOn " parsop
AMI p"r4s"d ~" ~'hcr reports Armi
raj GUndrioh Vi S"wIrrr' rrst
C"pv"ri N -" nay % ~. plan gIsi'
I'D a'l ~" 1a-ds t1si Etf'.r - in
IV"stiEat" n" fnaslb,li' y0' i's 7d-r
iIoa IN al and his reppr' vas 80.
CONTEMPLATION that Il should be tried