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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
RAVAGES BY FLOOD
LIKELY To OCCUR
THIS YEAR
Congress and People Of C0ua-
Try Indiffereatt0 Recurrence
Of Disaster Which Cost Many
Lives and Much Money

Washington FCH Financial stare
walton haa hauca efforts W toe ua
tional drainage congress % guard
against recurrence If me flood
which damaged the middle Western
end southern states l9st year
Edmund n pcrklHs president or
me cOnercea today notified Ernest F
Eicsnoli, national director of The Rcd
Cross society o. hla inability 10 con-
iinue operations because of lack OF
funds and warned the RED Cross 20
10 prepared 10 cope again m few
weeks with flood havoc such as thar
u laFl Fear which cost the American
people neaHy "A thousand lycs ana
property 90 the Wluo of ggO0,DN0. 600 Z"
Mr. Perkins assorted that the abb
normal wlutoE with hcavy snowfall.
gives ground % expect The Red Cross
Hill neain bc cent 70 tho alienation on
'digaetCrg which ibc American rcpub-
10 has not set decided ~ avert" The
misery ~ Mcyico ana foreign conn
tricn, be said hos ovcrshadowod tho
threatened calamity Do the United
States eonercHs hnH f0iled "a aet ana
such F1bicetH aH reclamation of west
an arid lauda had been allowed 10
etllpRo Che pressing demand for Hood
prevention measures
''rhc pppplc 40 me United States
Mr. Perkins added, bafe been called
Efcn in q business arnao. bui the woes
nf McXico and other nations seem ~
have precedence avcr the woos Of the
American people. simply because the
nftrmaue ana continuous presentn-
uon % ihe needs VI foad protection
6 not rnulrd on and because thls
tupendoua subject ~ treated with in-
difference hy communities. railroads,
wholesalers manufacturers and indi-
VidWlg who have sufpins millions for
phi'anihfopy We regret most kcenip
20 find tho flood season ~ hand again
and tho public ana lhc press aill un-
Interested and npnthctic merely be-
cause tho few thousand dollars need
ga % properly present thu mnder have
not been provided"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
DOORS OF MEMPHIS
BANK ORDERED CLOSED

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. S.-Ducctor
of Che Mercantile bank considered one
of the strongest here, tonight declared
the bauk insolyent and ordered ils
doors remain closed tomorrow Res
oluuous adopted by the lirect-
ors declared this action necessary "iu
view OF the lefault Of the prcsidon1
G. II. Raine, this day discovered
Attorneys were authorized 10 file Il
petition tomorrow for the conserve
ton cf assets
II was said Mr.. Rano has Turmoil
over TO The bank his personal estate
valued at nearly a hair million doll
lars
The Mercantile bank s. capitalized
at 100000 ana IFS last published
statement showed assets of about two
and one-half million dollars.
Although officials Of the bank dc
cline TO say what was the amount OF
tho alleged shortage, bankers close a.
the directors estimated that Tho
amount wouG run between 100000
and 100000
Ia petition asking receiver pre-
pared late tonight liabilities are stat-
cd To be approximately S2,19G,G5I and
assets about $l.foS.0S9. difference
Of approximately S1SS.504
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
WHITE R. s FORCE
STILL FAR FROM
BROKEN
Cold and Stormy Weather
Forecast by Bureau for This
Week. With Few Warm
Days Mixed in,

Washington. Feb S.--Winter's
backbone is still leng way from
broken, according 10 The weather bu-
reau experts
The general distribution Of att
mosphcric pressure over the North
American continent and the adjacent
oceans" sail The weekly bulletin to-
day "is such as To indicate tenpera-
lures considerably below the season.
al Average, until The middle Of th
week. east Of the Rocky mountains
and temperatures near The seasonal
average on the Pacific slope.
"The weather viii be generally fair
during the first half Of the week I'm
the plains states the great central
valleys ana the north Atlantic states.
In gulf ana south Atlantic states. the
weather viii be overcast with proba-
bly, rains along tho gulf ana south
Atlantic states until Wednesday.
Tho ncxt disturbance Of import
ancc TO cross the United states win
appear en- the north Pacific coast on
Tuesday attended by general rains. IL
viii prevail over the middle west
about Thursday and the eastern states
Friday or Saturday. this disturbance
win be preceded by a general reaction
10 higher temperatures, and be at
tended by general rain in southern,
ana snow and rain ina northern states
cast of ,he Rocky mountains.
1T will be followel by colder
weather which viii make It's disap-
pearance in the northwest Thursday %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
PRESIDENT TALKS
NEW YORK STATE
POLITICS
Conference Occurs at White
House Between Chief Exec
utIge and Chairman Me-
Combs and Gov Gyan


Washington. Feb Governor
IGtuu ol Now York accompanied by
William F Mccomhs tho democratic
national chairman arrived tonight
fcl @ conference tomorrow with Prcs-
.dgl Wilson
Questions aftectiAe the reofs an'za-
uo0 81 lh, Empire state democracy
.gre tu be discussed and indications ar,
,nat the conference win have an inns
I1eftuHt effect On the future trend e.
democratic politics in NeH York.
WIN members 81 ccnsrcss and q
Dm,cd States senator to be elected
There rosa au President Wilson has
hcap euus much attention IN has res
D,Hl Wlks with Chairman McComhs %
thr New HUfb state situation
70 Is known that the national ad-
mmsmten Is anxious lo build up In
View York cate new organization
aud thut t wlil look for assistance
lr0m NWor Mitchell of New York,
and Governor Glsun. Just how far tho
Intended plan of reorganization when
worked uui VIII affect Charles r.
Murphy and the Tammant orgau.ga
'ien ts ono ut tho lhlnsa that is eN.
pcetOd o. De- nude ciear after the con
florence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
JUBILEE PROGRAM
Of PYTHIANS IS
ANNOUNCED
Secretary Bryan Expected to
Deliver Principal Address on
Fiftieth Anniversary of
Founding of Fraternity.

Boston. Feb S-Thc program of the
gcldon jubilee celebration by the SUI
preme lodge. knights of Pythias, az
Washington. February 10, in obser-
vance of the nftieth anniversary o.
the founding Of the fraternity was am
nounced today by George W. Penni-
man. secretary of The golden Jubilee
commission THE order was instituted
in 1851 al WASHINGTON, whore two Of
the organizers, Abram Vauderyer and
Edward s. Kimball sim live.
The momum includes reception
hy President Wilson mt The White
House. an address on fraternity,
~ Secretary of State Bryan. pas.
chancellor of the Pythian lodge II.
Lincoln, Nob, and speeches by Walter
r. Richie Of Lima o.. past supreme
chancellor Mrs Ida n Johnson. cen.
ual city, Colo. and number of
others
Thomas j. CARING OF Macon. Ca
the supreme chancellor. viii conduct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
GREAT SUFFERING
FROM COLD IN
CHICAGO
Zero Weather Has Windy ely
in Its Grip and Thousands
Of Poor People Are Cared
For by Charity

isy rosAac iooe.st ueeclAl tetstn w,asl
chicago, Feb k- Zero weather ihr
hrl # the scar here brought ONE
dcath and ufferlne 90 thousands o.
poor here to-day The cold wnVe ar.
rived lasi might and az o'clock lh
morning. the Thermometer registered
taro "a 5 O'Clock scyen doerpes bee
lnW uss marked and me mercury
since Then has hayorod mean lhc 2ora
mnrk
svcniy-nye ffoa. most OF thom
eusnd hy oyerhe8tpd stoves and Wr
Aarss Kept iho Gre department mog.
me aii dBy Tonight the department.
wns hndlp crippled. mnny Of ib mem
hrrs Hufferina ffoacn hands ana fCas
i've lpisoupal chmehos. 80 Ghnsp
tlmf an1 tho church ol the Annunoi-
Wiun were demasvl hy fres a Jew
lsh charitable Organization gavc moal-
go more thnn a thuufand persons
other ORGANIZATIONS Wtf huv among
ihe lo4alus houala and amene ih
pCuror districts
Al tbc hospitals particularly the
tDmf heptal There were eonsinni
anut1s fer help AdHm soansla &
tWmHtr lros hs hands go hadly
thH ia removing hls glove hls indies
luser snapped aff
anlF nnt death due "a the cold was
nuoftgi Ga tho poliCr TWeuiy-sls
hundred mon were cared for tonight
n che muuieipal lodens houses ons
Hs Han, mufs wore turned AWAY, ths
nUHl fHs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
OIL FOR NAVY MAY
Be PIPED FROM OKLA

Washington, Feb S-With H. a.
Foster president Of the Indian Terri
tory Illuminating ON company, before
them, Lieutenant Commander royd
Z. S NJ and Commissioner of Indian
Affairs Cato Sells tomorrow will con-
unue their investigation into the ieas-
ihiity of northumberland pipe
lines and Oil wells m oklahoma for
raval usagcs Commissioner Sells
said tonight that when the HEARINGS
were concluded here, he and Com
maudcr Boyd viii probably inspect
thc conditions of The oklahoma fields
and those or the Pacific coast Evil
dence SO far gathered by the invest-
gators. it was said tonight, is favora-
Die to the project.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
WAL TER M CREERY
HOPES To PROVE
HIS SANITY
Millionaire Clubma0 Who Es-
capped From Keeper and
Made Spectacular Flight
Returns to Frisco

fhf HeHNls0 IruHhtt frfritt tfsffc wiHtf
SUN fmnDstO. Tch Walter a.
Nccrcorf millionaire rIunman ana
HtIo pinrr Who ESCAPED fWm ha We
ni eWriHu Attorney II q Noliike.
vhin is detention uu Los Nuegioa
Wmh. Huf llOlt8cf ciif on Octus
boo et lala returned iodav Ca san
fwurine0 from EnehHd Iis AWpli
eatI0n to Ht restored tn competency
AMID gt.n tho management of his own
tAaHa Wih be huotd n ,hv superior
eHm tomorrow
ia pressing hN application NU=
gwev wll Wr lhHt he WAS fullN res
sloieI o. competency I'D ,p Ensilsh
courts Inst month and lhat nuf
noted alleHmta Ca Charles Arthur
Merl,f Sir Thomas harlow pr q
fWiih ANA ur AaHuii taif.e1 IN hits
behalf
MeNuerf Wa declared .ufompc-
tul AurHsl co. INfe. uuon tho Ap-
plipaUon 70 Auaut Neluho as bis
nUNf friend ana faf Time hr w1s
ennHNea n nnatar.Wm Lost sum-
mcr Doe was mhen De- ihe los Muerloa
Nueh il's wearg and f'Fht oeross
thy continent and to london created
ufagiUa Ht Is Well known iu lout
aea soe.eiK ana elu4 l.fe he estate at
AWt3 haNns e8a been i4muus Hs
rendezvous fug DIS friends
While iu London He obtained elurf
Injunction against NcNik1 rosta'H
ma ihe ATTORNEY nom meflgf.ug with
hia Eneiish PROPERTY
itis estate here is nia g. he worth
MON lnan lINnN. nnl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Representative 5offph #oweii AZ
t'tah. arrives 10 tme
Seven subjects 81 inquiry arc SPECIE
fltd ~ the house resolution
Whether Che postal gerNicea are
inieffered With
Whether mmleraiIon iaHg re hg-
lne Violated
whether citizens have bcan nrrcsl-
ed and tried contrary @ tho conWtitH-
ton or laws II the niicd siuttH.
Whether there exist agreements and
combinations contrary 70 law for con-
trolling tho Productions sale ana
transportation ~ copper
Wnrihef arms and ammunition
hasc boon shipped lotto he 0elds for
the purpose ~ excluding The products
q the mines from competitive mar-
kets Ia tho Interstate trade
whether pconaae exists. or bias hecn
maintained
II any 81 40 these conditions exist
whal caueos itd up 60 the altaailon
"Wc expect % lakt ~ the mat u
these subietia llut tHton aald.
There win o. forts miners ready ~
testify before ihr committee tOmor-
row as rs conditions under which
they are e0npQlled % work ana ihc
Hnefs they are paid
Tho treatment Of the miners hna
boon uniformly un.Amorican ana
without warrant and before This in
Aestigaiiun IA through, the miners
win convince The public ~ the juf-
iiro az their raro"
Air Hilton mld tho italian ball dis-
aaiof at Calumet on Christmas eve
would hr touched upon because it
ied np 90 tho depQrtaiion 81 CHARLIE
- MoYm ON tho night 10 December
sG
we dn not expect that ibis n
4uin wili end lho STRIKE, hc added,
abnl wa hope 10 educate the people
d. % conditions in tha district"
Ma itilt0n asserted The miners were
prepared 90 show that pnunuso cN.
isod here, even Before the strike
~ aereriod lhnt lhc strikers would
produce evidence 90 show that many
% these had been kept prisoners UNI
der armea guards
Meyer VIII not come hcro for the
hearings unless Che committee eye
presses q dcalre 10 question him. Mr,
Hilton aHid The federation oaoor VIII
ho busy IA Denver for The ncX Two
weeks, hc saia other oniccra ~ me
union who are absent take similar
stand
james McNoughton general man
Hacr II lho calumet q lleeh TO, re-
tmncd tonight from Che east nud iH
egpteted % ho witness before the
committee ne Wne accompanied hY
Rudolph aggnslz M rowon, vice pfcsi-
dent Of the company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
NEW YORK BR0KER
MAKES SURE Of
SUICIDE
After Striking Himself Power
full Blow on Head With Axe,
William A, Stedman PIungeS
Knife Into Wound

nv hoNhfHN Journal hHNeitl iHhHrn Msrl
Greenwich. Come Feb. S-ro aatis-
is relatives Of William A. stedman,
.o New York mrokar who died last
night under circumstances indicating
suicide. Dr. J A. clarke. mo medical
examiner touifht said hc would turn
the facts of The case over Go the
coroner &C Bridgeport for further in-
ycstiguuon
On Clube Says hO is personally
convinced that AIR. steaman commit
ted suicide Mr. sudman had been
under medical care for nervous
breakdown. East ulsht servant found
him la ooal hiH in his house, bleed
ing frem a iagsed wound in his head,
apparently made with au aye
AZ the hospital physicians found "a
inck-knife lmhoddea BIS the wound In
the skull pr Clarke thinks MIR sted-
man plunged the knife into his head.
after ho had STRUCK Inc powerful
blow with lhe aAe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
.zAMOR IS ELECTED
NEW PRESIDENT
Of HAITI
Revolutionary leader Occupies
All Military Stations in Cap
itaI, After Defeating Theo-
dore al GO1aiyes,
~ .osa.a lau.a.. sessl.. .s.sso wss

POrt-Au- Prince Feb. s.--OreAtcs
zumor WAS elected president of Haiti
at u meeting OF congress today, by a
vote Of 03 out or nos ballots cast
It was announced that after the
election the deachments from the for
oign warshipa would return to thcir
ships, as conditions were tranquil
The revolutionary troops under M
NOR occupy an the military Stations
There were no disorders ON the arrival
~ me revolutionisis from Gonaives
Orostes Zamor was formerly gov
crnor OF Tho northern department and
hcll the portfolio of the war ministry
In 1871. Ire headed thc revolution in
the city Of Gonaiyes last January, ana
hls forces few days later won vie-
tory over the rvolutionists under
Senator Davilmar Theodore, who had
proclaimed himself commandcr-in-
chief Of ~ rebeis Theodore returned
to cape iiaiticn, where ne has set up
"a provisional government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
RECEIVER FAILS n
LOCATE BOOKS
Of COMPANY
Former official of Corporation
Is Arrested Charged With
Contempt Of Court for Re-
moving Property.

49, ~ - - "T7EI
Fortlanu' Vr'" Feo o'--ihe Unit
ga states CASHIER company thrown
mo q IecelNefshlp mere yesterday and
facing federal grand jury proceedings
mas no DOORS that James p. Hunt
receiver could ma TO-DAY Also dies
land dynamos belonging TO the COM
pany plant are missing. Edward G.
BAKER ioimer auditor OF the com
pany hNt now ne asserts, an empoe
OF lhe lnternational Money Machine
company Oh lnQlahapous, IS uh0ef ar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
SUFFRAGE WAR NOW
ON IN PLAYH0USES

New York Fob Am hnti-HuI e
frage "whac ns VI theatrical per-
formances wac made public hero to-
day Tho llat contains THE names "
only those maee predictions winch
meet with the approw of the New
York State association opposed TO
woman suffrage
Prominent members Of tho Woman
suffrage party Of Now YORK. recently
gave their approval Of a number of
plays and moving picture dramas deai-
ing with white slavery and the social
own generally
THE anu-suflraae list according To
Miss Alice Hu Chiuendon president
81 tho association oppose 60 votes for
women win commend productions Of
marked contrast n character 20 those
approved by thc suffraglsts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

New York fob year. 81 exc
PERTINENT DO I5eiatlpe iH moaci teue-
menH families that have bson made
dependent hy tubcrauar conditions
among their members bus proved %
auceem not only in iho treatment of
tAe daeaae hul iu worhng 10 mark.
td esicnl the aoclH and economic re-
humilntion of lhe fnmliioa according
te report made public iodny hy the
Association for Improving thc Condi-
tion uf ihe Poor which conducted the
experiment
Tho view ls expressed chat why
baa been found in tns mode Of home
treatment 60 Prevent the spread Of
tuberculosis Va contested districts and
fn reduce lhe cost "a mo community
20 arlug adequately for families
whose dependency is lhc result OF
consumption
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
onIcer and Ncsm NlIlcd IN GEORGIA

Amortus Ga. Feb s. Marion Bass
deputy constable WAS killed, two
utNor offlcers seriously wounded. and
EdWrd TYSON negro. Killed Ia "a
Battle earlN today at nesro settle
Wtut neu Dcsuie, fifteen Miles from
Tails pleec Copper Nisine another
negro, teday was being pt rsued hy a
posse with hioodhoHndst u IS re-
ported thai he " armed Tho ahuDts
mar was lhe result II an attempt %
artsi thc negroes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

london Fch Nc is reported that
The hici unIouift dcuco 90 force
q dissolution 81 parliament and thus
drfcat the measure prpFidinE tpf
home ralo Cor ireland Del for tho house
81 lords Is riDa the pnuutl army
Mde0t h.n lf ihs were dome the army
would e,a.e 90 ,sni ana thu GOVERN
monl would he comp iied 90 appeal
tn The country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

special ritullistio service. as.,.
" officers Of the supreme lodge
Golden jubilee messages viii ~
ented by representatives from d r'e'
"a tho fifly-fiVe grand lodges ~ j..
order Secretary Peuniman saw.
Che jubilee VIII be celebrated M os ''
Pythian lodge in North Ameriso
81 Che features Of the domonstrator
teins the burning Of The blue. yona,s
and red lights 81 Pythianisia ON mo..
than 10000 affairs. on The snrdsn
preceding and followlns the tpb11.
celebration. an members Of the ord..
win attend special religious serGoo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
rncmrlaYcd 10 March nn -. -

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb ga r1,,lp
tion calling ON an the unemployed 4,
homeless men in ST. Louis. 10 ioin y
a march upon the city han next rH'
day was passed unanimously here n
night By the international Brother
hood Welfare association. james Fads
How. millionaire hobo and oreani,
or 81 homeless mon, has offered u
lead the march.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Erue Fch neW Waldehsian
church erected by Ma John Ken
uedF 81 sew York in memprf If her
uther One NHe cornelius Nahtr Was
dedicated toaay The pastors vt the
Wu'denalan churches throughout italy
tho diplomatic representatives. at
fomo and manv distinguished enesls
Nelf present A bronze WN'g, aaa ef
ap w. th h4ih in honu 40 Ne
hHrrr1f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
Killed When Auto Tire Burst.

JOHN, Mo- Feb. Sired Cola.
smith was instantly killed today when
Ia motor car in which he was rdlne
with four companions burst a tro
and was overturned on road max
here.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-11-26

Rev. r. P Fain left Tuesday for
Dawson, where he goes to attend
conference.
Mrs. VIII McDaniels has return
Ok from a visit Of several weeks to
Der mother, Mrs Sophie Cobb in
Preston
MrCM McKenney was a business
visitor in Macon Saturday.
Miss Susie Lunsford was b istess
to the Embroidery club Wednesday
A delicious salad course with hot
chocolate was served
Rev v 7 Johnson and MrJ A Hill
attended the State Baptist conven.
ton in Carrollton last week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-11-26
Lovely Thanksgiving Party.

Mesdames II. b stoyall and R.
r. Forester were charming hostess
Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty
at the pretty bungalow Of hrs.
stovall.
Hand painted autumn leaves fur.
nislied most appropriate score cards
for that very popular game Forty
Two. The lights were flashed on
the prettily gowned guests and a
most delightful two. course luncheon
was served, consisting Of quail on
toast, cranberries, celery, pickles,
sandwiches and coffee and cakes and
Ala Marhmallows.
Mesdames d. ID. Hall and J w.
Lyon assisted lin serving
The guests included Misses Maude
Patillo, Kate Harris, Clara Mars
hall, Annie Long, Elma Wise, and
Ruth Harris, Mesdames r. 7. and
Tyson King, John Forester, 7 H..
Clark, 7. G. Tharpe, Z. 3. Lee,
w. G. Martin, Roy Massey, Reid
stovall, Chas. l.ovett, j. B. Hoyl
f. X. Sessions, Robert King, Geo.
Kimbrough, D. Forester, Leila
Watson, D. d. Hall, ] w. Lyon,
wv. G. Rutland, Mary Bunkley,
Goode Price, U. r King, a. NJ.
Howell, j CT. Pruett, +. II, kim
brough, S ] Woman and g. W.
Statham.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-11-26

We are through with our quarter
" examinations.
Warren Crews was absent last
week on account Of sickness.
Ollie Mae and Macie Davis were
absent the latter part Of last week
on account Of cold weather.
An interesting debate was rem
dered on Wednesday. The subject
was: Resolved That girls should
play basket ball.
We win observe as holidays
Thursday and Friday for Thanks
giving.
Miss Perry visited Albany Mon
day afternoon
Most Of the teachers will visit
homes Thanksgiving.
Mrs. J. G. Pruett and Miss Maude
Patillo were recent visitors 70 our
school.
We regret to lose Mrs. Paul
Haynes" from the Sth grads. She
has our best wishes for long and
happy life. Elizabeth Smith
Ellis Bfae-Godwin
Editors.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-11-26
Separate Returns From Cinners.

The following returns received by
Mr.. E. B. Martin from Washing
ton, D. G., as follows:
The tabulation Of the separate re-
turns from the ginners for the No
venlber IA report shows your tele-
graph summary to hecorrect. There
weee IA 1897 bales Of cotton, count
ing round as half bales, ginned in
Lee county, from the crop Of 1914
prior to November a, 1914, as con-
par d with IA, $40 bales ginned pr
Tor to November IA, 1918.