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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
fine RECORD OF HEALTH
SHOWN BY PETERSBURG
ihirtE-tour Deaths Occur I'm August,
Waking Rate Only 1915 Per
1000 Populations.
RICHMOND DOCTORS TO SPEAK
VIII Address Southside Virginia Med
zeal Association at I.awrenceville
on Tuesday-NIrS. Frank Turner
Dies at Hospital.
Especial to The Times Dis,a,cn,

PETERSBURG. VA. September 10
me report of the Health Department
LOT the year ending on August 81
SHOWS total OF thirty-four deaths
III the city. Including three nonrcsi :
uehts. The mortality for tn. month
was remarkably low, and it is noted
ma again. and for the eleventh COZ. :
sechtive month. typhoid fever does not
"Pbcar as cause OF dealt. Based
on population estimate August | of
ol'oeo. white 10000. and culur-d 10, :
"'"' "hich. I'm view OF the great ~
crease in population within IN. i,ass
SIX r'"ntEs is believed - b. ,on.,"r ~, :
i've. TN" annual death rate pcr 100
IN August of the Who'll" pupp'h:ion MAS
80; 81 the white, 7.57. anl OF nc
coh'r.d. 300
of The dcc"dents. six wor" r,,dcr o:,n
Yen" of age: eight between tort and
Sixty years, and twelve between sixty
ana eighty years. AMONG tho CAUSES
OF r'nIi exported w.: p.l'acra, thee;
tu!"ici'ogis. three; cancer Two o.
gam" heart disease. two. ana I:v .:n.'s
h'''i;Sr. eight. Th.c" cases + .i;.h-
'h"'!t enc four Of typhoio fer were
rSD"ri"" during III" month
me member OF births rcSisici.I in
August was sixty-nvc; white forty:
co!"t2d. twenty-five.
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long contract something to which III.
doctor will probably siyc a Latin name.
! u may be serious. hut niuo chances out
l"f ten she was just as capable Of max
Ing herself strong as was a woman
swimmer Of national fame who is said
10 have arisen out Of a chronic, stare .,
ihNalidism entirely hy her Vigorous
system Of exercise
Tho strength Of tho German woman
- famous, and i'm n" country is more
attention paid to exercises. ana siren.
unGS ones, too.
Though women do not as vet have
1" live up 10 army measurements i, is
!"St as serious for us not to have mr.
iuus capacity up to standard I firmly.
""IicN" mat every woman should asccr
'"lh what her measurements should he
'h'h wy 10 approximate them or If
20" nave tendency toward colds. lrnr
trouble. or some Inherited wcoLn,se
lheh lay special emphasis on exercises
: l"t inc strengthening OF these Nc,l,
S'o'S' woman whose chest is an.
F. normally small ought to set To wo,l;
l" linrrov" II. one can put inches an
'"e chest by regular exercises every.
n'Sh' ana morning. Md just geo sureIy
'HchtS can n" taken off Of "hcDvv
weights" only. i'm both cases ,hc ,..or,
II|y VII have to be eliminated from
tn" vocabulary.
Don't be afraid OF becoming mason
Aiir--tha, quantity is not svnonvr,.n.
WIN strength Us Just Il sillv idn.,
,n"' som" lazy people like 10 prc,rn
tL"ns ana "cl and you'li he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

'"o'ouShiE competent cold microbe-
the bacillus rhinitis Rhin!tis. YOU
know means i,o,,,,,,,i -,
,,,y.is
VI '0Se' '"e ''iS'"e OF inc nose
particularly. Or. Tuuniclins new mi
robe docs a neat and workm,nIil,o
i,,h vbor ,,ar,on m
W '''''
'"e'e can I've no DOUBT mat 1t starts
Things about as promptly as any of the
old established germs Of coryza I'm mr.
s,,rd,rn ,,.,
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rctcrshur. BnptIst As.ocintIon.

The P.tcrsbur- Baptist Associations
Of which Fred Pitcher is president and
rev. +. w. Moore is secretary which
viii meet in annual session next Tues
day ~ Antioch church, IN Sussex Couu-
y. comprises in its territory tho city
Of Petersburg. and tho counties OF
Surry. Prince George. Sussex. Crccuos-
vile and Dnwddic. formerly part
Of TN" Portsmouth association. Tho as
ISOLATION is composed of tho pastors of
churches and lay delegates from each
church regulated by the membership
of tho congregations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
MAKE AMERICAN DOLLAR
STANDARD OF EXCHANGE
Federal Reserve Board Says Time Is
Ripe for II to Dominate
Financial World,
REGULATIONS ARE REVISED
Widen Facilities OF System for Deal
Ing With L. S. !Acceptances and
Give Members Larger Opportunity
for Development.

WASHINGTON. September lo.-Thc
| time has come. in the opinion OF fhe
Federal Reserve Board. when the
American dollar should take doml-
mating place i'm the financial markets
OF the world. and when American
dollar exchange should become the
medium through which tho millions of
exports and imports OF the United
states arc paid. To open the field for
American exchange. the board to -da V
issued revised regulations governing
the rediscount Of bankers acccptanccs
by Federal reserve banks. providing
among other things, that. under certain
conditions, such acccptances may be
renewed. In explanation of the new.
regulation. the board tonight issued
a statement, which said:
1T has been the aim Of tho board to
90 everything In It's power to create
Tor the American acceptance-that is
dollar exchanEe--a dominating position
In the world market Present rondi e
tons offer in this respect a great OBJ
pOrtunity.
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Som,h.ide Medical Association.

The Southsid" Virginia Medical As
sociation Will meet in its hfticth an
hual session in the courthouse at Law
renceville on next Tuesday. The asso-
cation is a large and influential body
embracing in it's territory the counties
OF Surry. Sussex. Prince George. Din
widdie. Grecncsvillc. Brunswick. Meek
lenhurg Isle Of Wight, I.uncnburg
frincc Edward Amelia. Nottoway
southampton. Nanscmond and the cities
OF petersburg and suffolk At this
meeting the physicians OF tho Fourth
coneressional District will assemble
ana nominate n councillor TO the Modi-
cal Society Of Virginia. The program
for tn" session embraces several papers
on different subjects TO be read by at
tending physicians. Among them are
I'r. ~. :. Mclean. DIR. Robert G. BRYAN
and Or. !. Shcltom Horsley. of Rich
m"nd. Tho discussions that follow these
papers. as well AS those on other sub
i"c's will he both interesting and in
StrliCtiNe.
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GRATEFUL TO MAUNOURY
FOR DEFENSE OF PARIS
Address Adopted Hy Chamber OF D.n,,
ties on Anniversary of Victory
Over Gcrmnns

PARIS September .l0--Mcmbers OF
INC Chamber Of Deputies representing
FaTls ana the Department Of the Seine
""obt.n Yesterday An address TO Cen
"ral Mishac! Joseph Maunoury. foynrr-
IS military governor Of Paris, to bc prc-
schtcG to-dh%. the anniversary Of his
victory oveI the Germans on the Ourcc;
ihvtr. After recalling what The achieve
mont meant Tor Paris. the address SAYS:
on september 10. contemplating the
"n"'nys rout. YOU said:
] nhd waited foy that for !orty-four
N"ars.' Your wait had been long b1t
tn" gratitude Of the inhabitants Of
arts "ili bc eternal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
UNITED STATES SHOULD
RECIPROCATF; WITH EUROPE

In widening somewhat tho Cavili j.
ties Of the Federal reserve banks in
dealing with American bankers ac-
ceptances, the board is attempting to
give the member banks larger on
portunity for developing their sphere
,ot usefulness In this respect The
United States should now do what Eu-
rope has done for many generations
for the United States-that is TO saw.
the bank facilities OF the United States
should be used for the carrying import
ana export transactions for foreign
countries just much AZ Europe IN
10 now carried by it's acCeptancea the
import and export transactions OF the
United states. In order to do this, with
tho exchange market disorsanizcd. It
MAS thought that it would facilitat.
foreign transfers. IL liberal conditions
should be allowed for tho renewal of
such drafts, so az TO enable these for
eirn countries to have ample time to
procure the necessary cover aeains,
tho acccptanccs drawn by them"
Members of the board said today
that there is no connection between the
revision Of til" acceptance regulations
mission To the United States TO take
up exchange problems with American
bankers. II was said tho revision OF
the regulations has been under con
sideration long before IL WAS known
that the commission was coming II
was pointed out tonight however
that the now acceptance regulations
might facilitate the credit loan sought
by tho Anglo French Commission
on the last day the condition OF the
twelve reserve banks was published
they had combined resources In gold
in their vaults OF about So0o. 900 900
II American bankers decide to extend
credit by indorsinS or accepting drafts
on Europe. they probably could reply
on rediscounting these drafts with
Federal reserve banks TO the value OF
many millions No regulation has been
made by the board liking a maximum
sum or percentage up to which reserve
banks may invest in this Kind OF paper
II the American bankers decide to
extend credit in this way, the s2O9-
100000 resources OF the reserve banks
could be more than doubled In work
ing value II tho banks or firms which
rcdiscount the acceptanccs elected To
take Federal reserve notes, instead OF
book credits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
.ntoInc,tc Donn.ii,.. ,n.cr

''"''''" gu ar" not asking too much
Nc" you "ish q formula for curling
""n This is II. one ounce Of cur,
"'nhic. half an ounce 81 mois, snsar
an" HiFsolv" them iu quarters
pm OF water When dissolved
'hnk" thoroughly Ro,,l. nrI m.h
"hcn REQUIRED. You caii dampcn youy
hair with this curling nu!i hcfnTn
using curling toncs OF before uniting
u up IN papers 81 kid curriers'. W,i,e
I'D" again II can help lou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

Intestinal Indigestion in Children
VIII YOU kindly write something about
Intestine! Indigestion in children under
ten: | think you sa!d some time ago
'htt most cases OF worms are IN
reality due 10 this troubl"
Ans" c:-Wc have a latter all ready
:" scnd you II YOU viii furnish the
STAMPED, addressed envelope.
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Smith-wnrrington.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA Sept en- be r
lo.--Arthur Smith and Miss Louise
Warrington. daughter of George w.
WARRINGTON. both Of Caroline County,
were united in marriage OH Tuesday {
the home of the bride, Rev. j. S. Ry-
Hand performing the ceremony. The
couple left for bridal trip. and upon
their return will reside in Caroline
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
Justice I.nInnr Slightly III,

Especial 10 The Times u. pa,ch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA.
September l"-Associntc Justice JOSEPH
X Lamar Is slightly Ill at his cot
'aSe here and viii no, hc able to re-
turn Ia Washington for some time
His family is with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
ioalih Talks Saved Her Beauty

Health Talks Saved Her Beauty
Following ono OF your suggestions I
had tho cmctinc trcatmen, for pyor-
rhca some months aco. and II did
wonders NJ general health Is greatly
improved. and nay friends are remark
ING on my Improved compile Won. Thank
you and long life TO Health Talks
Answcr--And mind. the lads had al
ready spent or > cents for postage
ana packing on the letter OF advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

Anna-T"!i your sister. Anna. ina,
ann sur" She can ria her hands Of
IN" untishtly warts hy Using the fol.
'"",he Iotion ono dram of salicvlic
1ciG and one ounce Of ncxirl. ,,ii,,J[,'.N
MN well Apply with = TIM r,,n.,.y
nam brush for four nights Then soaI.
- rot water This VIII take away
Part Of tn" horny covering Continue
tne treatment until III" warts hav.
disappeared II ism, necessary 10
nNrN tn" dishcloth under the raiusDou,
'''"N' warts That's an old super
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

General Maunpury was sent i,v Cen
"ral Joflrc 10 ~" extreme lcf wing 81.
the French army 70 parry the randi ad
vance pf the German right on Paris.
~" dIi'cult task Of assembling AN
army transported by rail- I'm the face Of
an advancing enemy was ACCOMPLISHED
ana Genera! Mhunoury's army was
f"hdE ~ tn" appointed time to deliver
the bio" that turned the tide of hattie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

DURHAM, y. C.. September 1o-J.
I'D. Stags, ffty-sevcn, vice president
OF the Durham and Southern Railway,
died at his home here to-day, after an
illness Of two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
HOUSTON WILL SUPERVISE
DOCK STREET WIDENING
Board Employs Engineer to Give
Exclusive Attention to Big
100000 Improvement.
DEFER WATER FRONT PLANS
City Engineer Recommends Rejection
OF Saville & Claiborne's Offer to
Prepare Drawings for Model Ter.
minal at City Wharf.

| inc city Engineer was authorized bv
| inc administrative Board Yesterday To
! Employ \. Is. Houston. civil engineer
'Nc as or september /. 1915 for
' Spccinc purpose Of inspecting tho
WORK or widening Dock street hetwcen
! fourteenth and Seventeenth Stroe,v
ana all work In connection with th,s
Improvement. Mr.. Houston Will re-
cclN" 500 II month. and his service ril,
terminate with the completion of tho
Dock street Improvement
! James y. Bailey. under n former ordcr
! OF the board. had been assigned 70 mig
/ inspection. Yesterdays order directed
] 'hat Mr.. Bailey be assigned 20 the su
pcrNislon of tho concrete work incidcn,
I TO the widening and straiehieninr NJ
/ Shockoe Creek
! The contract for the Dock street ,n,.
| prov"ment has already been awarded
| 10 Snville Claiborne. and work wtll
begin al once. II ia estimated thai III.
work. which includes Tho construction
OF bridges over the Canal a, Save,
tccnth and Fourteenth Streets win
eos, about 10000 About SIS. 900 has
already been set aside for this purpose
ADVISES POSTPONEMENT
OF WATEHERON'r PLANS
Reporting on tho offer OF Saville g.
"'oo'"c 10 prepare without cost
comprehensive plan for a waterfront
terminal at the city wharf City En-
Sineer Boiling yesterday advised the
BOARD against its acceptance. Until, IL
is definitely known how far the gov
eminent viii go In deepening the chan
mel and doing its share OF James River
| improvement. Mr. Boiling reported. ne
regarded II as unnecessary TO go into
inc matter OF new waterfront
terminal
Mt Boiling suggested that when IL
became necessary to figure on cnlarp-
ing the present facilities. by reason OF
improved channel conditions. the CIV
EnIincering Department would be In
Postion 10 prepare the necessary
plans itself Savilic & Claiborne Of
lcrcd 10 prepare a model terminal plan
on condition that the city appropriate
$3.50 for the bare cos, of accommodating
the necessary data
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
LAST HOME ECONOMICS
LECTURE THIS MORNING
Mrs. Kate r. Vaughn to Discuss
Care md Feeding of
Children.
LECTURES ON BALANCED MENUS
Her Frozen Fruit Salad Made in
Layers Brings Spontaneous .Ap-
plause-puestions Submitted for
To-Day's Lecture.

! Mrs. Kate II. Vaughn is to give her
last home economies lecture this morn
! ing 1T 10 o'clock in the Masonic TEN
pie. instead of in tho afternoon as
previously. AS there is every proba-
h'iity OF the hall being packed to the
doors. prudent house wives arc advised
TO come early. Mrs. Vaughn lccturcd
yesterday on balanced menus. and |,
! was not only balanced but a very
delicious one that she served TO hcr
audience Her frozen fruit salad
made in many particolorcd layers.
eiiclted spontaneous round of an
plause when she turned II out of the
mold.
Local housewives have had the mi
''atiVe III the matter of kitchen econ
oinE taken before them at every scs-
SION OF The Times Dispatch BETTER
roouS-Bettor Homes School this week
lhese lectures and cookery lessons
nave been the first step in the general
movement for more scientific and more
economical housewifery.
Every phase Of the home life has
been discussed helpfully In Mrs
NauGhn's lecture course. md she has
gwen many recipes for happy home.
she says there arc five essential things
III inc home. First, cooking. and I'm
order 10 be good cooks women should
study the chemistry of foods nutri
tion and dietetics: second the care and
lee"lnS of children; third investipa
non of milk supply. meat markets. etc
tourth, clothes: NTH Interior and cx
terror decorations.
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SOME RECIPES
USED ny Mrs y,,c,,

'ES' vaughn used the f,lIou i,,
i.c'peS IN her demonstration yes.nr.
Recipe for Bread: one-half cum ILL.,
warm water, one cake rie;s 49,, ,uNs
Yeast three cups milk sc;,I1od 49,,
'oo'ed To tepid. one-half Gun .r,.,r
'irahuiated). three quarts flour ,,nrn.
:"'a)' TWO whole eggs. one and ono-h,I,
melted Crisco
niSsoived add TO milk and sugar !, ,nix'
"N ~" Add two quarts of nour nm,
80, Vel. Set to rise an hour ana ,
."';' W hen double in bulk. Gu, dnv.n
,"n - 'sco, salt, Well beaten c-p and
, OF remaining -four to mako
ni,,',;' mead well until smooth and
.mH'ic' Place in small custard ,,.,,
A'!o" to double again conc and nWn
Iun''er hours), knead lightly. mold ~.
''hNcS or rolls. place in I,risrood ,,.,,
ToNer ana place in warm place n ia
""e pread forty-ivc minutes. rolls
oven. Lane III quick
banana Croquettes: Use civ
nahahas peel and scrape Marinotn -,
!u'ce on on" lemon; din i'm one 49,
beaten. TO which one t,bIn-
spoonful cold water has been addnh
"en 'ci' IN bread crumbs. Place I'm re-.
-, n"Snet ana fry in deep Crisco. heat
" III edn "lll turn a
Soinch brown IN forty counts
thou iastc: onc-half cunfuI f,;
one cupful boiling water one c,,,,t,,;
-four. four eggs. '"''" vi
bon inc water and Crisco. and cir,
mo II one cupful of -four. beat un,iI !,
caves me sides Of pan. Turn into hn.,,
ana ncat IN tho eggs ono at y time ,n,,
thoroughly. This may be used inn.
"'"'ciE or may be allowed TO st.n,i 80,
several hours or even a day whnn
lc"dE 10 use, put the mixture ;n,n .
!"!c!nE bag and force out the n,s,. IN
a"! desired size This must 90 into -
not oven and bake for twcntv.fve M,
"tcs' being sure that the heat is s,r[n,
eat AT inc bottom. When cold chr -,
opening III the side and FIJI wi,h
ippcd cream or custard.
Lemon Filling: three-fouribs c,,t,,
sugar. three-fourths cupful water Two
correspondents cornstarch two t,h1c
Spoohfuls flour, two eggs CyoIks). thrc.
,aoiespoonfuls lemon Juice. rind of ono
lemon. one Tablespoonful Crisco. one
tcaSpoonful salt inc
MIX the flour. cornstarch. sugar and
s"h, Add TO the boiling water. stir
uhtll clear and thick. Add the voIl,s r,r
eggs slightly beaten. Crisco. and allow.
l" COOK over boiling water until cyr
F"iks look thoroughly cooked. Orange
may ne used instead OF lemon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
PERFECT EFFICIENCY
EVERY wOMAS,S AM

Perfect efficiency in household man
asehent should be every woman's aim.
sood Kitchen equipment is as neces
sarE as good tools in any other line OF
work. Women should study the best
way 10 10 their laundry In fact tho
"hoie held of home making and house
hecpine offers a wide range of inter.
es'hS subjects for study and AIR.
vaughn has shown In hcr lecture
course mere that a woman may be =,
Eood housekecper and homemaxcr
"'hout feeling that her life is q mar
70" one and that her lot is that of Tho
no"sehold drudge Five Interesting
uies',"hs were suggested bv Mrs.
Nauehn Tor the members of hnr ,.,nss
I" give careful consideration to beforn
n"'rinr her talk on children's lunches
ihcN were as follows:
!. HOW much real thought have I
given to habits of my children
What do ! know Of nv own cbi,l,
3. is the health by irregular bni,i,,.
on retiring, eating. exercise ana
bathing? ""'
l. How much have investigated
H'h"o. lunches? Mans lunch?
- what can | do to save cx,on..
tinc. anxiety In kitchen suu,lins M;
la hor-savinE devices?
cake was given yesterday to
MISS f.IlSc failin, of Narsb.u c,....
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03
IF BACK HURTS
Begin ON SALTS
Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
Aches or Bladder Bothers-Meat
forms uric acid.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
Ing the kidneys OCCASIONALLY. says q
well-known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which clogs the kidney pores so
they s!uggish1y filter or strain only part
OF the waste and poisons from the
blood. then you get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism. headaches, liver trouble.
nervousness. constipation, dizziness.
sleeplessness. bladder disorders come
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys OF your back hurts. or IL
the urine is cloudy. offensive. full of
sediment. irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation Of scalding. get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from any
reliable pharmacy and take a table,
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine This famous
salts is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lithia
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity. also to neutralize the
acids in urine so IL no longer causes
irritation. thus ending bladder disorders.
scalp itching and falling hair.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure: makes a delightful effervescent.
lithia- water drink which all regular
meat eaters should take now and then
to keep the kidneys clean and the blood
pure. thereby avoiding serious kidney
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District OF Columbia Maryland and
Virsinia-Fair Friday and Saturday: rising TEN
perature Saturday light west and northwest winds.
4 disturbance # minor intensity. the center Of
| which has moved across the Grest Lakes to the
st. Laurncc Valley. has been attended by snow
hurriGs in the Middle Atlantic and New England
States. the Upper Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake
region AnOther< storm Of considerable intensity Of
the North Pacific coast Is casing strong winds and
rains in that region and Northern California
The temperature remains low for the season
generally east Of the Mississippi River and In the
West Gulf States. while a reaction to temperatures
above the Seasonal average has taken place in the
Northwestern StateA
The indications are that the weather will be
generally fair Friday and Saturday over the region
east Of the Mississippi River.
The temperature Will isc Friday and Saturday
in the great central valleys and the Lake region,
ard Saturday in the Eastern and Southern States
Storm warnings displayed on the California
coast from San Francisco to Eureka
The winds along the North Atlantic coast will
, he moderate variable mostly westerly; on the
Middle Atlantic coast light to moderate northwest
and west: on the South Atlantic and East Gulf
coasts moderate northerly; the West Gulf
coast light variable; the Upper lakes moderate
south and southwest; on the Lower Lakes moderate
westerly, becoming sotitherly.
Local tempeTature-Midnight, $: q m s.: 4
=. m. 3: a. m. =: a. m. -; 10 q. m. .:
II noon. -; D. m. n: p m. ~: y. m. e.:
2. m. .: 10 p m. 3. Highest. IS; lowest, s.
Relative humidity-s a. m. -: p. m 4s; 8 r.
m. 60. Rainfall q p. m. To p. m.l, o. Hours Of
sunshine. - Per cent Of possible sunshine Il
Temperature same date last year-Highest 81;
lowest. q.