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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-25
Frank Davey DiscOverer
Of $4,000 MuriI|o Picture

pied little oil, and some soap anO
water and the result is a picture that
art authorities pronounce a genuine
Marillo, eight inches wide by ten
inches long and valued at at least
$4,000.
The painting is remarkable for the
wonderful coloring. The flesh tints
are of a kind that modern artists are
vainly trying 10 reproduce. The de-
tain work is also pronounced perfect
1t is not known how the picture got
to San Francisco. 1t probably came
from Mexico, whore many of Murillo's
works we're sent Immediately after
their completion.
Prolific Artist.
MurillO was a most prolific artist
but his paintings command large
prices. His most important picture
in the United States is the altar piece
in St. Peters Cathedral in Cincinnati.
Twenty-four of his paintings are
known to exist in the United King,
dom. and 73 are in Spain.
Murillo was born in Seville in 1911
and died there in 1882. Daveys paint
ing is called Girl Counting Gold
Pieces" The Munich picture is en-
titled, Girl With Basket of Fruit and
a Boy.
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GETTING READY
TOASk S. TO
BUY FISHERIES
ConkIing Has 81 Claims on
File Aggregating Sum
of $4,000
LAST LEGISLATURE
PROVIDED FOR ACTION
Many, Owners Have Not Filed
Returns, and Valuation May
Reach 100000

Uncle Sam is to be asked to pro-
vide anywhere from $150,000 to $780,
900 to buy the private fishery rights
of Hawaii. A concurrent resolution
of the last session of the Legislature
directs the Delegate to Congress to
present a list of all the sea fishery
rights that have been adjudicated, and
to ask the national Legislature for an
appropriation sufficient to pay to the
owners the value thereof. In the res.
olution the provision of the Organic
Act is cited which says that the attor-
ney general of the Territory may"
take condemnation proceedings to 40
quire such fisheries for the free usa
of the public. The resolution goes on
to state that lack of funds and the
have prevented the Territory from
making an appropriation for the pur-
chase of the fisheries the re-
solve to see if your Uncle Samuel
will do the handsome in the matter.
conkiing Gets Returns. e..
Under the resolution Treasurer
Conkling is getting returns from the
"konohikis," as the owners of private
sea fisheries are called, showing the
valuation they put upon their fisherieA
respectively. Although the returns
are not all in yet, enough have been
received to form the basis of guess
as to how they are going to run as
whole. 1t was required by the Or
ganfc Act that the owners should file
petitions to have their possession of
sea fisheries adjudicated within two
years from the passage Of the act.
Under this requirement, about sixty
four sea fisheries have been adjudi-
Gated in the Circuit Courts of the
Territory. There is known to be
goodly number of owners who have
failed to have their fisheries thus ad-
judicated.
Average Of $4,000.
Most of the owners have filed their
returns of valuation. A moderate av-
erage of these places a value of $4,000
on the fishing right, and Treasurer
Conkling thinks that perhaps the
whole number will average $4,000. d At
this rate the amount required will be
$192,O00 for the siXty-four fisheries
adjudicated. But the average may be
higher and, besides, there remains the
legal point as to whether those who
have slept on their rights, by neg
lectiHg to file petitions, may not still
put in and enforce claims on the con-
stitutional ground that they can not
be deprived of their property without
due process of law"-to wit, by reg
ular condemnation proceedings. So
there is no saying as to how high the
claims may not run. From 100000
(Continued on page 81
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PEARL HARbOR
PLANSARE TOLD
BY {. R. GAYLER
Civil Engineer in Charge of
Navy Works Prepares
Report
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE;
WHAT WILL BE DONE
How the $4,000, 900 Appro-
priated by Congress Is
To Be Spent

Emphasizing the fact that to date
$4,000 has been appropriated for
Pearl Harbor, and showing in concise
form the magnitude of the naval work
in Hawaii, a pithy report of Pearl
Harbor construction to date, prepared
by Ernest R. Ga3ler, civil engineer,
U. S. N, is of special interest at this
time. Civil Engineer Gayler is the
public works officer, who is in charge
of all naval construction here, and no
man is better qualified to comment
on the progress of the Pacific's great
naval base. In connection with the
announcement of army plans for
guarding Pearl Harbor from land at
tack, it is of general interest to note
how much is at stake at Pearl Har'
Dor; both in dollars Nand defenses.
Civil Engineer Gayler prepared the
following report for the Chamber OF
Commerce publication, soon to be is
sued 1t might we'll be termed Pearl
Harbor at a Glance" as all the i'm
portant points are covered in tabloid
form.
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Cable oNtifies Gen. MaComb of
Details for Big Oahu
ManeuVerS

The first official wOrG of the COM
!g of the officers from the Western
Division to assist in the October
maneuvers here reached army head
quarters this morning, by cable. The
message was from division head
quarters, giving a fist of officers
.eaving on the October transport, with
he information that they were 10 re-
port on arrival t. General MacomU.
for service as umpiles and observers
With the maneuver armies.
UnOtticially it was known several
lays ago that a number of officers
we're coming here, a cable having
Jeen sent to the depot Quartermaster
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GETS WORD
OF VISIT OF HIGH OFFICERS

20 reserve transportation for them OF
the November transport to the COas:
The list first given contained the
names Of two officers, Major AlOnZo
Gray and Major Flemming, who do
not appear on the list cabled this
morning Major Gray is an inspector
general, and officers here are puzzled
at his Ommission from the latest list
as it was expected that he would give
his entire attention TO the mobile
army while Major McManus inspect
ed the coast artillery.
The officers named in the cable re.
Ceived at department headquarters
this morning are Major Geo. H. Nc
Manus, |. G.. and the following to, act
as umpires: Major Robert H. Noble,
18th Infantry; Captains Morton F.
CONTINUED on Page 81
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HEALANl BOAT CLUB
TO HOLD A BANQUE I

The. Healani Club has decided to
give a banquet to it's own victorious
crews and to the visiting Alameda
Oarsmen. The feast will take place
next Saturday night, but it has not as
yet been decided just where. Club
members desiring further informa-
ton should apply to H. Lemke. at
Hackfeld & Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-25
AID CLUB LUNCH

The noon day lunch of the Homo
lulu Ad. Club will be postponed this
week on account of many Of the mem
bers being absent from the city O
he business mems excursion to HilO
The paper on Municipal Advertising
which was to be read by Mr.. H. Good
ing Field, will be given next Thurs
day noon, when a large attendance is
expected.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. "a
Sugar: 96 degrees test. 4.23 cents.
Previous quotation, 4.30 cents. Beets.
81 analysis. l2s I'D. Parity. 4.57
cents. Previous quotations, 12s ? I'D
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Wilson Man Winner
tAssociated I-ress CableI

NEWARK, Sept 2s-WnlIam Woodrow VII
Democratic
the State with the exception Of Essex
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-25
By ERNEST r. GAYLER
(Civil Engineer, U. S. NJ

TOIFTI EHbIHOCT, U d NJ
Dredging of the entrance channel
at Pearl Harbor was completed this
past year at total cost of 1898, 900.
The entrance channel is 600 feet wide
over the bar, and ,S5 feet deep at
mean low water. The channel of the
Pearl Harbor Naval Station is about
five miles long and has minimum
width of 500 feet, the depth being n 1t
less than 35 feet. The anchorage
ground covers an area of several
square miles and the bottom is of ex'
cellent holding quality The harbor
is entirely land locked. There is am
pie room at the anchorages for a
CONTINUED o. PAGE y
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Peace Delegates In Tumult
[Associated Press Cablel

the international
President
attitude in Morocco He att
apoogzed r s.
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4 JAPANESE WARSH|PS
LOST; HAVOC IN JAPAN
Great Storm Sweeps Country, and
Largest Cities Suffer Severely
Flood Lays Vatsuta Waste.
---Believe Many Deaths Have
Resulted
LAssoclated Press Cahlel

VANCOUVER c. Sept Pa special cable received from Q.
hattehs
il deaths resulted
~
A flood has
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Worlds Series In New York
IAssocIated Press CabIeI

NEW YORK. v, Sept Of the WoIds ssss
October
with Boston thereaer
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Auto Repairs

Special attention given to CARBU-
RETORS and MAGNETOS. All work
guaranteed.
n. E. HEN0RIck, LTD.
Merchant & AIakea SITS. Phone 264s
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Madero Proclaims Amnesty
IAssociated Press CableI,


published
the followers OF General orczco
1D
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From 6. r.:
Nippon Maru, Sep -
For 4. r.:
Lurline-S -ShinyO OCtI
From Vancouver:
Zealandia, Oct. 9.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, Oct. S.
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Continued on Page 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

raises my dander mo dan anoddcr hit
Is desc hcah women whut j. got de
strength to stand thirty or forty wears
of beiu sick. but ain ( got de strength
10 cook n meal ; yittels, or do day :
washin or sweep ? floor
"Yassum hit takes a able bodied
woman 10 stand all de medicine dey
takes, au' he projickin wid deir sys.
tenn dat dem invalid ladies does, an
If dey would put half do wuk on get
tin up IN keepin dor home clean
nm tendiu 10 der husbands and chil-
luns dat dey does IN nussin deir pains,
an complainin' Of deir mlsories. dey
would be we'll. Course. | amt deny
in dat dcre is lots Of sick women, hut
! done took notice dat dem dat IS got
real pains sn aches dies, an dat
whut makes me have ny spicions of
dem wives whut can 90 on hein sick.
wear after wear. widout givin deir 10.
'nicied husbands de reward Of payin
all dom doctors bills BY maxim 'em
widowcrs
''Yassp,n. I specs dat heIn = in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
ALL YER COR TER DO is no CALL YnR TEMPER .NERzEs.

Whut does de doctor call yo com
plalntg inquired I.
He says dat Use got dis head
disease whut dey call de chronics, ,
spoons. Sis Cslline, kind Of putin out
her chest wid pride.
Ny Ian 'sclaims ], dat s awful
Bnt at any rate YOU ought to be thank.
ful dat YOU amt got his new.fanplcd
ailment DAT dcy calls nervous pros
perlty, becaze folks dat has dat don 4
never git over hit. Nor yit do dey
die. dough all OF de folks aroun' dem
would be mighty reconciled if de Lawd
should see fttin' to take em.
Hub. spous Sis Calline, wid a
dIscontenptuous snort, dat nervous
prosperity used 10 be so dat nobody
but de rich folks ever had it. hut
bit s got so common now dat anybody
can ketch II. Hit ain & lax de chron.
lcs, which hit takes pusson wild a
real gift for sickness to have.
Why. Sis Mirsndy, goes on Sis
Calline wid a beanin smile, Il sc
tucken mo dan a carload OF patent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

tor p-ogrosticates as how ] is got dis
high fsultin' trouble whut all dc mil.
high falutin' trouble vhut all de mil
iionsires have, da dey call de appeu-
diceitful. an dat IN have 20 60 70
de horspital an have IL carved out.
Bless God for all His mercy,
sclsims !, bat Sis CaIine you sholy is
de lucky womau,'
.How's dat. Sis Mirandy'p axes
she.
Why, spons I. 'hit'r set you up
in conversation for the balance Of vour
life. for I never did know ANYBODY
whut had had an operation dat ever
talked about anythin else so long as
dey lived.
Yes, Sis CslIine,' continues.
YOU won't never have 10 search
around in yo mind for nice. inter.
estiu'. cheerful subject to discourse on
All you got 10 do is Jest 70 begin 10
reel off de particlers of dat time YOU
was operated on. an whut de doctors
said. and whut dc nuss said and whut
dew done in do horspital. an dere you
are! An folks is got to listen 70 You
becaze most Of 'em has been dere. an
dey is lest veitiu for YOU to stop 70
catch vour breath so Gsv can tell about
DER operation
% Dat s whut makes me sav dat YOU
is de lucky woman. becsZe when you
comes out OF de hors spital YOU II be able
TO hold your own In sassietv wid de cd
deTs whut g been operated on. an ef
you don Z git out Of the horspital hit
sboly would reconcile you TO death dat
you wouldn Z have to listen about cd
der peoples operations, ANYHOW
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

sput you. no matter rhut YOU save,
AZ YOU takes de money 10 buy meii
cine dat ought 10 20 for bread and
meat 70 de family. an all you do is
des 20 set on de invalid throne. an
hold up people. nm make 'em listen
whilst YOU diseourses about your syt1p
TENS. III dat ain Z cinch. den dis
ole Niger don Z know one, an ] ONLY
wishes DAT I had had enough sense
forty wears ago 20 qualify in de ranks
Of dem whut IS invalids iustid Of learn.
IN to be number ono wash woman.
But bein as how I Sc been one Of
de wukEers instid Of one Of de com
planners ] Just wants to spressifv De
opinion dat dem ladies whut is toe
feeble an weak Ia take care of der
chillun. but has got lie strength 70 az
tend the bargain sales. IN play cyards
fo hours NJ a stretch. will have 10
figger in q funeral befo | sheds any
tears over deir bad health.
- Gassum. hit sholy must be might
comfortable thing 10 be a invalid. An
II gives YOU lot 20 talk about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Wonderfully Made.

II tell YOU. Sis Caline. dat I'ss
thought dat ! would have 70 withdraw
from de Sewing S'ciety, an dc Female
Prayer Meetip' an de Mothers IN
Israel, an de Daughters of Zion,
through not never havin' had no opera
tion. an darefore, not bein able to
hold up ny end IN conversation,
oh. Sis Mirandy, says Sis Calline,
as de Good Book says. we arc fear
fully and wonderfully made.
Dat . right, spons 7, 'au reck.
on dat de Creator must turn out a
mighty fust-class Job when He makes
us. or else We couldu Z stand all de
tipkerin dat dc doctors does on us
''But wild dat Sis Calline said dat
she must be on her way, as she was dest
maxim n few farewell visits befo she
goes to de horspital, an 7 speeds her on
her way, for Of dere is one thing dat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

TIE odder night, said Mirandy,
W isis CsIline, whut is one Of
ID desc hoah tall stringy WON
On, wbnt looks lax dat dey
!, been born in calliker wrapper
r;rt needed to 90 10 de wash, comes
!. nv house an after we had passed
I. tins of doy. she folded her hands,
IA fetched groan from de pit of
N stomach.
'npen | knowed dat de time had
10 como when ! Sc got 10 inquire
I'm, how she is feelin', for Sis Cal
+, erioys po health, an ef YOU wants
1 make her pass pleasant visit all
81 'ye got to do is 10 Ak her about her
.serin s.
'"'WeH, Sis calline, says |, how
ts your symptoms seem TO segasu-
hF
'a' SIS Mrandy.' spons Sis Cslline,
;. hand oh de Lawd is lad heavy on
7. an ef il WASH Z that ] has b strong
r,sitution, ! couldn Z stand all dom
b,dIv diseases whit I has got.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
A Noble Invalid.

You suttinlv has been a grand
perseveriD invalid, an done yo' duty
noble in dat line spons ].
Hit ain I for me TO brag on my.
self an my suffcrins, dough as doser
one dat lays heavy hand on de medi
cine bottle. RS got a record dat 7 can
pint 10 wild pride, says Sis Cslline,
an when ] dies | will leave behind
me a pile Of bottles dat will be a
monyment TO my memory, HowSum
ever, Sis Mirandy,' she goes on, up to
dis time I'se Jest been plain sickly,
which ain got no particler interest
in hit 'ceptiu' to de one whut s got
hit an Hnir family; but now de doc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

medicine, an 7 bet dat ef sll de pills
| has swallowed was put up in q pile.
dat dey would look lax mountain. an
ss for doctors. Sis Mirandy. | has been
de dIspensation Of Providence dat has
made e'yv one Of 'em in de community
able TO set mp autymobile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
An Excuse for Work.

An Excuse for Work.
''Au Of YOU 80 too lazy 10 wuk. all
you got TO do is to always be s-moan.
in an s-groanin about your aches an =
pains an somebody else will roll IN
deir sleeves an support YOU. an YOU
gits de breast Of dc chicken. an dc
heart of DO 20 x chops. instid of bein =
kicked out of de do lax YOU oughter
be.
An you gifts de best bed. an dc
easiest chair, an nobody don Z dsst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

valid is about dc best Job dat snv.
body can eTabble. for hit lets YOU in
for doin all dat YOU wants 20 do. an :
lets YOU out of doin all de things dat
YOU don Z want 10 do. All dat YOU
got 10 do IS to call vo' temper nerves,
an yo can say whut YOU likes 70
folks. an instia of hattip YOU over
de head LAX you deserves. dcy has got
TO. sympathize wid YOU M take it be.
chze Won saN Won re sIck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

Tie fo1omng essay on The
pychology of TAeater Audi
su, w7s read BY William
9rnayd. stage director Of the
Gsrick TAeaser. before the Dra-
,stie Section of the Ladies Lit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
MERRIMAN GIVES BOND
Released Yesterday "a S3.ossO Rail Far
utshed by Hts Maie Relas1Ses-

n spit" Of the opposition OF tie
Co-nuouw"a!th's rTr"SoEtativcs. ChsS.
G. Nerriu1au. the E"uuE raTpcntcr ac
cl.S.d % numbering MS infant son. was
released or $4,000 bond yesterday 10y
IN <" II. e. RICHARDSON. OF IN. Hu-t-
inEs Court tn" hell was furnished by
=. ". S~rripAH. IN" prisoners broth
OF aHA J. a. I'rg-uwCud. father OF
I.rrimau's w:fr. VINO l. Brunswick
county farmer
B"teSris"S Willy srd k.I!am. who
worked on the hints 81 a." tragedy
1t drop ~ Mrs Norman whsle ~
thu hospital ana dug ~ she body Of
III. nh!Ia in an 0g;hogs" in the yard
% 1915 West Main street testified be-
fore Jgdse KIchSr5sVu that NcTTimsn
rad confessed bury!..- the infant. but
had asserted that Sc d.sth WIS scci-
dental Coroner Taylor testified that
~ rad hcea guabl. 90 establish posi-
-iveIv the marusS 90 the chile's death
The Morn man case was called ~
Police court yrst.-dav morning bot
continued gr'H Tarsmber = o.. TO-
qu.s; 90 me roIl@s Tho Common. .
wealth vfSN"s to have ITs. IerrtuaT.
wno T. 80 - 'his time. present a. ih~
h-sfin. -. vii - a-resfess also
sor -" rUr ~ % ne infant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
SUPERINTENDENT
WOULD NOT SPELL
Sidestep Old Time Bee-Conmit'
tee Will Revise Present
Course of Study.

For a time it seemed that a regular
spelling bee was to be pulled OF yes
terday afternoon at the meeting OF the
Conference Of Division Superinten
dents, in room 307 Of the John Marshal
High School challenge was laugh
inrIy made for a real test OF what the
men who direct the schools really
know aoout spelling. But the super
,ntendents would not meet II.
The subtec. of spelling was on the
program, and was discussed by Super
:ntendent ]. NJ. Beckhan. Of CulpepeI
County; Superintendent W. W. White
Of Southampton County. Superinten-
dent G. G. Joynes. OF Accomac County
X c. Stearnes, secretary to the stats
Board of Education: Superintendent IL
W FuEate, of Russell: R a. Dobie. Of
Norfolk; ]. G. johnson, OF Charlottes-
Vile: W woodwards, OF Sussex. anu
g b. Bowry, Amelia
Temporary Chairman Frank T. West,
OF Louisa. who presided most of the
session because Superintendent ESgies-
toms presence was demanded else
where suggested that the most prac-
teal way to test the matter was TO
turn the meeting into q spelling bee,
he to give out the words, and the
other superintendent to do the spell
ing. This reminder OF youthful days
was greatly enjoyed
Superintendent E L Darst. Of Pu-
laski. suggested that the body be di-
vided into two sections-,he first of
those who left school more than ff-
teen years ago. and those OF more
recent days. These remarks were
much enjoyed. but the superintendents
declined to do any spelling
MI. Eggles,on addressed the confer
ence on the general subject of schoo!
advancement Superintendent Plum
mer r. Jones of Buckingham stressed
writing. and discussion of this branch
followed
on motion Of superintendent Bcwry.
], was decided that a committee be ap-
pointed to revise the course of study
X L. SteaTu"s. who - secretary Of the
conference. seconded this in very
hearty Endorsement Of the need OF re-
vision. The committee viii De an
noUnc.d later.
Vast. in education was discussed by
Superintendent Jones. OF Buckingham
Superintendent -. -. Joyne>, of Acco-
mac. and Superintendent r. &. Glass.
Of IynchbUTs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
TIE TINES DISPATCH RICHMOND 3D. 1917

Of Norfolk: "WAat - Kindergarten
Freedom" by Miss Laura =. whitney.
of Danville; "11indergarten In the Com
munity." by Miss Nancy e. Darlington.
OF Lynchburg.
AT O'Clock the union adjourned to
witness kindergarten games At the Wiz.
stnfa Mechanics Institute. One hour
later there was q reception In the
same building to visiting kindergart-
ners and first grade. teachers. by the
Richmond Training School for Kinder
gartners and its Aiumnae Association.
Cosferssee Notes.
Those attending the conference
should watch the schedule of meetings
as printed In The Tiioes. Dispatch. since
there are many changes from the list
as published In the conference hand
book.
II is announced that Bristow Adams
of Washington. will deliver an address
before the Department or Teachers OF
Geography tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. in Room 30, on 1.-The Influence
OF the Appalachian National Forest
4 meeting Of the Virginia School
Peace League has been called for to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. in Room
104.
Visitors who desire to examine the
of manual training. do
nestle arts and mechanical drawing OF
the John Marshall High School may
apply at registration once. Room l15,
where an attendant will be sent to
explain them.
There are so many delegates here
from the Ninth Congressional District
that the district meeting this morn
ing has been moved to the gymnasium.
For the same reason. the School
Trustees Association will meet this
morning at the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute