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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
lOuOR MEN SEND
VOTERS ARGUMENT
10y Eeceor In Boston WIN Re-
cglvo Circular, Cotton Up In Usu-
n etyle.

Dcston. Mass, Dec. 4.-Every
V1or In this city VIII receive 'vots
- on tho license question" circular
efors the city election.
3hln IL tho latest step In tho Bos-
u liquor dealers plan to combat
my sundays anti-boose campaign.
Ioosntly the liquor men held = meat
e q the E1ks Club. after which
- announced that they would con-
- : ''play neutral" campaign in
o sunday booss night Now their
lG6G1oa has been to play y little
$3.50 than neutral Their campaign
koW bacomss efksnstvs.
1Ach year the Massachusetts, Liq-
koesIAague sends out circular. but
HI yeaFs has . special feature to
onbas Billy Sundays ''vote no.
THA circular urges every voter In
|3Gntpufor Boston IL tho only town
~ ~ mentioned In TITO vote ''yes'
y ~ polls There are several ar
1nanto put up to the voter on this
lGce of paper. One paragraph tells
KAOS 48I8O 1WNVuu0 W0Ikv00 00AAA
80 - the city Of Boston. and also
v - number Of men who are em-
SloyUl n Bost0n's brsweriss, distil-
a11oa bArrooma. clubs and cafes who
ola1a - out Of work II sunday ana
- nn~Ijcenoo people put tho Hub IN
1nos column IN December.
~ he most important according
a ~ liquor men. + the prophecy
~ Boston goes dry on account
my sunday r Will rival lAlne's
Sene ''prohibitton." This para
1K aeserts that. ''Btseon viii have
q n naloone II Il 10 'votsd dry.
otoo charges that crime win be
nD1pt, and that WORSE brands Of
teu0r than are consumed by the
&,3fas IN dry states. naming. for
$500, Maine. VIII be sold In
tigesop ana Kitchen haf1'' Ill
eos- Thip pasa9TAph ende
Rota<, ~ y0u want thto4l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
EMORY AND HENRY HAD
SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Emory. Dec. Emory and Henry
College closed her football season Tur-
key Day when she triumphed over
King College by the tune of 10 to 0.
Coach Fullerton developed a powerful
fighting machine which the student
body was proud of throughout the
entire season. The season was q sue
cess in every way OF the six games
played the team won four and lost
two. She scored 1913 points to her
opponents "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
RICHMOND W|llSEE
SPIDERS AND TIGERS
MEET here SATURDAY

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No. -. ~ss.s.s - 49, - ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05

One OF the omcers Of the associa-
ton. when asked about this circular.
said.
Each one of these liquor dealers
will be instructed to send one of
these circulars to his friends. They
are all ready for mailing except for
the addresses Then. too. the liquor
dealers will talk personally with their
friends and their customer OF
course. they may talk Billy Sunday
to them: who can tell7 They have
already been instructed to keep their
help away from Sundays meetinxs,
and Il would be In line for them 10
tell their friends and customers the
same thing"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
BASEBALL FOR EUROPE.
Mngnatc Ward May Send Team
VVrn-

Mngnatc Ward May Send Teams
Abroad After War Ends.
Chicago, Dec 4.--Hugh Ward. who
with Harry Fraxee, has purchased the
Boston American baseball team. and
will come into formal possession De-
cember IA. Is planning to give Europe
some major league baseball as soon
as the war ends
MY plan is to send a couple OF
baseball teams over as soon as the
league season here closes" Mr.. Ward.
who is here today. said. "As for the
expense, 1t will cost less than to send
a team from New York to San Fran
cisco. I don't see why the Bostons
and some other team should not 10
over to Europe next fall. II the war lie
Is over by that time"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
Cubs Want to Quit Tamna

Tampa, Fla, Dec 4.--President
Weeghman, Of the Chicago Nation
ais, has requested the Tampa Base
ball Training Association to release
him from the contract by which the
club trains in Tampa, It was an
nounced here last night. Oflcers Of
the association said the request would
be denied. The Chicago club pays ex-
penses and gets the gate receipts
Weeghman declares this has proved
too costly. The contract has two
years to run.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
"BrG BILL MAY LEAD
IN FIGHT TO Make CHICAGO Day

Chicago. Dec. A.-William Hale
Thompson. bon vtvant good fellow.
hailed BY his friends ~ Big BILL" may
lead the 1913 ngAt to make Chicago
dry.
The Mayor WAS asked today about
several reports that he had Joined the
"dryA"
7 am for law enforcement" he ssid.
Il think that 10 the only position An
executive should take. II . law ID
obnoxious II should b repealed. the
best way to gst rid Of . bad law 10
to enforce IL"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
PLAY CARDS; DRUNK
Women Arro0eed for Having Wet
Pnrty at Her Home,

Women Arrested for Having WEI
Party at Her Home.
Denver. Col, Dec. MARY Din
nocola. thirty-four, mother OF three
young children. was arrested b.
Detectives MAXWELL ana Brick and
PAtrolmAu Schneider on . charge OF
violating the prohibition law. -Four
men who were grouped about table
q her home. playing cards and drink
iAg beer. were held ~ witnesses.
llrA Dinpocola had two tube Of
icoA neer In the Kitchen and IN addi-
tional half-barrel Of besr IN the baso-
msnt Slx empty barrels were found
e the rear Of the house. indicetins.
- bssn. "doing = land once busi-
nese."
The men caught In her home are
employs Of the Colorado and South
ern road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
HICKORY CAMP wOODMEN
ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT

The regular meeting OF Hickory
Camp No. 8. W. o. w.. will be held
tonight All members are urged to be
present as the annual election Of offi-
GERS will take place and a change OF
the bylaws will be considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
THE WEATHER

Washington. Dec. forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
virginia-Showers and continued
warm Tuesday; Wednesday fair. some
what cooler at night
North Carolina-Showers Tuesday.
warmer IN east portion: Wednesday
fair. cooler In west portion.
II will be SOMEWHAT cooler Tuesday
in lower Ohio Valley and cooler Tues
day night In the upper Mississippi
Valley eastward except In New Eng
land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05

.Swecthearts'' Today and Tomorrow.
Charming Julia Clifford, surrounded
by delightful company. comes to this
city for limited engagement tonight
and Wednesday and Wednesday
matinee at the Academy in Victor
Herbert's masterpiece "Sweethearts''
the tuneful operettA which the master
American composer considers his most
sincere effort in the tenli-operatic
field.
"SweetheartS' combines all the de-
lightful music OF the modern musical
comedy and light opera and with a
chorus Of fresh youthful voices to in
terpret the lifting Herbertian melodies.
the engagement here should prove a
the general theater-goiug public.
Miss Clifford. win no doubt be re-
membered here for her faoinating
work In The Balkan Princess" The
Merry Countess and other operetas
but in "Sweethearts" CHRIS o. Brown,
under whose direction Miss Clifford 10
touring this season, thinks he has
found for her q production which will
place her in the foremost rank Of
light opera prima-donnaA.
The scenic investtture ana costume
Establishment Of the company Is in
keeping with the magnitude Of the
production and Miss Clifford was fortu-
nate In being able to secuDe many
members OF the original New York
company, including Leo Stark in tho
leading comedy role.
Mister Antonio'' Ends week.
Conspicuous among the best offer
ings Of the theatrical season 10 Otis
Skinner in the new American. comedy.
Mister Antonio" by The popular
novelist Booth Tarking top. Mr.. Skin
ner comes to the Academy Of Music,
for two nights. Friday and Saturday.
with Saturday matinee. There 10 no
contemporaneous actor moro deserv-
Ing OF his public than Otis Skinner, for
his appeal has always been dignifed
and his performances artistic.
Booth Harrington has written a
cheerful comedy with q leading role,
that hts Skinner like the proverbial
glove.
Mister Antonio" In good cheerful
entertainment 1t has no abstract
problem and it, homely virtues will
appeal to the great body Of theatsr
ratronA Mr.. skinner II under the
MANAGEMENT OF Charles Frohman and
the production Of Mister Antonio IL
adequate and In good taSts. The play
abounds In rich Characterization, and
a. such requires the best Of acting
which b provided by the superior
company surrounding Mr.. Skinner.
Prominent in the support are Eleanor
Woodruff. Joseph Brennan Robert
Scott and Patterson McNulty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05

Syracuse, N. Y. Nee. 4.-Syracuss
University eleven elected Joseph Du-
moe, Of Duluth. Mimi. captain OF the
1917 football team. Ounce plays end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05

LEGAL TcmDerature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ............ 81
p. NJ. temperature ............ Sc
8 p. N. temperature .........-. IS
Maximum temperature to P NJ 81
Minimum temperature to p. NJ II
Mean temperature ............. "a
Normal Temperature ........... -
Excess In temperature yesterday II
Deficiency In temperature since
January 1........ ..... .... 1.4l
LOcal Ha1aful.
Rainfall last twelve hours..... o.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours o.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
1......... $500. $500. .ss.... H.It
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uAry 1..... $500. ........... S.32
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10

board Of wasbinrasu r. i Is S &
opersfinx missica sea1toe RI 4
seven difrsrsnt counss1es - M n
tng svsnseIistic work = ~
dred languages. H - po1p1 -
most Travelled minister - ~
He has just returned from = 1~GsD
tour OF hfty-4ive fh0u14n4 u1lpo4 w.
iting ana lecturing In tws3ve d11t9t
countries. s9
Since Mr.. Daniels va maA4 ~
presiddcnt OF the Forston Mtnfoa
Board he has visited practically 0vafvl
nation Of Importance throuGhOut ~
world. In his extensive tf1rele hi
Europe and Asia, Waiting London
Paris, Berlin, Rome, PetrOgrad. Con.
stantinoplo and other great ceutefo
Of interest, he mGde d special study
of existing conditions which plunged
Europe into its present awful cons
flict. Being a. man 1nf such -Nnf1ds
wide experience, he has . clear and
most comprehensive view OF the great
international questions which ARE per-
picking the world today. He also II
in touch with men ineyery country
in the war zone. and therefore speaks
with authority and from q very IN.
teresting point of view ~ he lectures
on tts worlds war. Mr.. Daniels has
1ectured in all the principal cities OF
the United States and Canada.
Mr.. Daniels has been q close stu
dent OF the prophecies for more than
thirty years, and has given consider
able study to those prophecies which
have a direct bearing on present day
events.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10

Arthur q. Daniels. Of Washington,
D. c., world wide traveller. lecturer
and missionary evangelist. will give
free lecture in the City Auditorium
next Sunday night. His subject will
be, The World War. Is 1t Arma-
geddon? It's Cause, and What Will Be
the End Mr.. Daniels has given this
lecture In a number of large cities.
and has attracted immense audi
ences.
The lecture that Mr.. Daniels will
give here will be of more than ordi-
nary interest He has visited practi-
cally all Of the countries now at war.
and he will also give the Biblical in
terpretation' of the awful conflict.
Mr.. Daniels n the special lecturer
Of the Washington Missionary College,
and president of the Foreign Mission
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
NOBLE WORK Of |. VA.
SHOWN IN DETAIL
Numbered observation-disclosures
Of Articles sent In.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Instructive Visiting Nurses Association
was held at the home. 22s South Cher
ry Street. on yesterday.
- Reports of the workedone during the
preceding month show: Total mum Der
of patients nursed, $50; total number
of visits paid. 3.17s. Patients were d.
vided as follows: Men. 40: women, 1872:
children. IS: babies. Thine nationali-
ties. The most prevalent disease was
pneumonia, Of which there were Nifty
seven cases nursed.
Among articles most gratefully re-
ceived during the month were the fol-
lowin: Thirty-three' garments from ST.
Hilda's Guild Of st. Paups Church
flowers from James River Garden Club.
plants and flowers for Easter from the
Flower Committee OF tho /. v. N. A.:
flowers from the Hammond Company
Easter baskets from Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church. and baby clothing from
Industrial Chapter, Holy Trinity
Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
NEW YORK CONCERNS
TAKE CITY BONO ISSUE
Esta brook & Co. and Harris Forbes
4 Co. Buy 81, 0O0. 900 Issue Due in
1850 on Earning Basis of
ASS Per Gent.

meeting OF the joint Finance
Committee of the City Council was
7nefd yeHterday afternoon and the 81
600, 900 four per cent bond issue re-
Gently authorized by the Council was
awarded to tabrook and Company
and Harris Forbes and Company,
Jointly, of New York, at their bid OF
s4.S46 and Interest The bonds ma
ture in thirty-four years, or in 1880.
They bear date-efs January "a S4s
and are coupon convertible.
Other bidders were the Old Domin-
ion Trust ompany and kean, Taylor
and ompany, 1877: E. H. Rollins and
Company s2,77s; New. York Life In
surance Company. on $4,000 OF the
total bond issue, Mt 93.016. All bid
ders except the New York Life were
for the entire bond Issue. One year
ago bond issue OF $5Sl.ooo sold on
an earning basis of AS The sale
yesterday Is on an earning basis Of
AS
No action was taken on the Belt
Line extension of Monument Avenue
and the widening OF Roseneath Road
The matter was left 10 the subcom-
mittee of the Finance COMMITTEES
composed or Chairman Grundy, sub
Chairman Seaton and Alderman Gil
derman. This committee will make
further investigation and will report
later in full on the matter. The chief
feature OF the report will be as to
the acceptance OF the offer OF the
w. s. Forbes property on Monument
Avenue extension.
Numerous public improvements
which have been waiting on the bond
issue will now soon be under way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
JUDGE PRtNT|S IS At
ATLANTA CONFERENCE
With Commissioners From Other
States VIII Hear Application For
Increased Freight Rates.

Judge Robert r. Prentis, OF the
State Corporation Commission. left
yesterday for Atlanta. where today
with other commissioners from South
ern States he will sit in conference
with the Georgia state Commission,
which will be the first State commits
sion TO consider and. possibly, act
upon the recent application OF railway
companies in the Southeastern terri
tory for permission to increase their
rates.
The railways seek permission to In
crease all intrastate freight rates. and
application is made In each of yhe
States. Because of the widespread In
terest and the vast Importance OF
action by the several State commits
sions, the Georgia commission invited
the commissions of the several South
ern States to attend, There will be an
exchange OF views by the commits
sioners, and the consideration given
the railroads request at Atlanta may
serve as a guide In the nnnl settlement
of the matter in the various States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
Pn0vIDE5 SIIll
f0R 9TH .HnEnEI
ENACT RoUrNE
BUSINESS
Concur In Ordinances Of Common
Couno1I On Asreement For Extern
sion Of Monument Avcnuc-Ot Other
Act1on Taken.

A mesting Of the Board of Alder
men was held last night. presided
over by President william H. Adams.
at which only routine business was
transacted One Of the most I'm
portant matters brought before the
board wa an ordinances offered by
President Adams requesting the Ad-
ministrAtivs Board to provide for the
continued use Of room In virsinia
Hospital formerly occupied and used
by the flrs department In emergency
cases. under the same rules ana relya-
lations ~ has herstofore governed the
use OF such room.
This resolution followed Q decision
by the city attorney that the hospital
Is for charity cases and that q fireman
Is not the subject OF charity. It ia
claimed. however, that . fireman IL u
owned by the city. Hence this offer
Of the ordinance providing for the
free use OF the hospital for firemen In
jured IN the service Of the city. It WA
referred TO the Ordinance Committee.
CONFIRM r., r. = r. Ordnance.
Tho Board of Aldermen concurred
In the ordinance from the Common
Council on an agreement bewteen the
city an the r.. r. 4 p. Railroad. for
tne ueuiCAuOn OF . fJ4nI OF way Law
feet wide oysr the Belt Line tracks Tor
the extension Of Monument Avenue
The board concurred in the follow
Ing from the City Council:
For transferring $1,000 from the
transformer account Of the electrical
fund for John Marshall High School
TO the extension account OF the water
department..
In . resolution appropriasing 500
for the use Of City Auditor Crenshaw.
In order that he may attend q. con-
venfion OF the National Association OF
Accountants and Comptrollors In SYRIA
cuee. N. T.. May 3s.
In an ordinance permitting Robin
son Scott to erect q brick stable at
707 North Twenty ninth Streor.
In an ordinance extending the limits
In which theaters may be built 30 that
theater may be built on the west
side Of Third Street. between Bxoad
and Marshall Streets
An ordinance was introduced by Mr.,
Grumpy adopting the classification of
subjects of taxation passed by the
General Assembly. This was referred
to the Finance COMMITTEES.
An ordinance was introduced by Mr..
Fuller to establish the property line
on the east side Of Ninth Street, be-
tween Broad and Marshall Streets. Re-
ferred to Street Committee.
There being no other businsss of
Importance the board then adjourned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
WILL PREACH SERMONS ON
LABOR MOVEMENT ON NAY 10

The ministers Of Richmond will
preach sermons on labor and the labor
movement on Sunday, May 20, the
Richmond Ministerial Union having
acted favorah,y upon the Request
made by jesse G. nuke and William
"A. Moran, representing the Central
Trades and Labor Council.
There are 10000 workers in Rich
mond affiliaked with the various
unions Identified with the American
Federation OF Labor and II Is expect
cd tho labor sermons will be heard
by large audiences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
DUPONT EMPLOYEES
HONOR sUPT. AEYDR|c
Larxely Attended HAA4aef NJ MnrpAy.a
Last Night by Piping De-
partnsnt Men.

The employees Of the piping depart
ment OF the Dupont Powder Company.
OF Hopeweli. last night rendered =
banquet and dansant at Murphy's Ho-
tel in honor Of Superintendent A. G.
Heydr4c. OF that department.. It was
4 most enjoya bic affair. and was par
ticlpated In by more than two hundred
people. including many ladies. A. well
~ high ofnciais Of the DUPONT Com
pany superintendent Allen fully In
tended to be present. but on returning
to his homo In the afternoon found 4
member Of hts family Ill. and accord
ingiy sent greetings and expressions
OF regret nj his enforced absence.
The committee on arrangements for
the banquet and reception was COM
posed Of ]. D. johnson. chairman:
Stanshury and Edward l. Morris.
steward Graveley. Of Murphy's. had
spread covers for 27s. and nearly every
seat Was filed. There were a number
of high oficials and heads OF DEPART
ments In the DUPONT plant In attend
ances
superintendent Hsydric was present.
ed with a costly diamond ring ~ n
token of tho esteem in which he 10
held by the several hundred employees
In his department. The presentation
Dyke Mr. Heydric responded briefly
but feclingiy. and told those present
that he hoped the relations now exist
Ing betwee him and his employees
would continue for many years TO
come.
Following the presentation Of the
diamond. Chairman johnson. OF the
general committee. announced that Mr..
d. r. McCarty would act In the capA-
city Of tcastmaater. Mr.. NcCarty call
"a on = number Of persona. mostly Of
ffcials and heads Of departments. for
teasts and sreechss.
Among those who rsspendsd were E.
n. johnson, y. ~. Armstrong. master
mechanic Of A plant: Nf. Nsndlekin.
master mechanic Of , plant: Pat
O'Haire. Mr.. 0illis Of , plant; Mr..
wigetns and others.
Relieving the banause danciug vas
INDUCED In until the midnight hour.
after which the Hopeweli contingent
left for home. Before leaving the
banquet hall three cheers were pro-
posed for superintendent Hsydrfc.
which were Justify given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
Regulates Cotton Trading.

Washington. May s.-Senator FL
lison d. Smith. of South Carolina.
today Introduced an amendment to
the Agricultural bill to regulate cot
ton exchanges. The amendment pro-
vides that In case cotton Of grade
other than the basis Grade In . CON-
tract Ia rendered. and the parties fail
to agree as to the price OF the sub
stituted grade. the buyer shall have
the right to demand tho SPECIFIC full
fillment OF the contract by the actual
delivery on the basis OF the grade
named and At the price specified In
the contract.
Senator Smith believes his amend
ment win regulate dealings In cotton
on exchanges. It prohibits the GUS
toms heretofore practiced in which
the seller of a contract could dc.
liver the grade he wished and could
arbitrarily ax the price. whether ac-
ceptable to the buyer or not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10

Paper COsn1paNy's Stock Damaged.
FIRE discovered At 6:A1 O'clock
Monday night did considerable damage
10 the stock OF the Albem arle Paper
Company. located on the hank OF tha
canal. just across from Hollywood
Cemetery. While no estimate has
been made ~ to the loss entailed by
the flames, bscauss Of the fact that
4ust how much stock was on hald
has not yet been determined, the
damage 10 believed to be somsthtng
more than LOCO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10

The following patents were issued to
cittsens Of Virginia. under date Of May
I. 1910, ~ reported by 8. Henry Evans.
patent attorney. Virginia Railway and
Power building. Richmond. Va.
Automobile use registering Rppa.
8. Graham. Norfolk. Va.
Low water alarm-Byers W. KAdei.
John A. Pitcher and Harry W. Codding-
ton, Roanoke. Va.
Locomotive with superheater--Juiiu
Kindervater. Richmond. Va.
Hammcck-william H. Davis. Croset.
Va.
Fruit eatherer--Jackson Lee Hiveiy.
Warm springs, Va.
Automatic air coupling devicc--Ai-
fred b. Fitzgerald, Blackstone. Va.
Contribution envelope--Andrew Stan
10y Krats. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-10
THE WEATHER
(Uaitsl states Department % Agri-
culture. weather Dusaau.l


Warrington. May s.-Ths eastward
area will result in showers Wednesday
or Wednesday night ara probably
Thursday In the upper lake region and
on Wednesday night or Thursday In
Tennessee and the northern portion Of
the Middle Atlantic distriot It will
be warmer wednesday In the lake
region and the Ohio Valley. Forecast.
yirginia--Fair Wednesday. Thurs-
day fair; warmer in the Interior.
North Carolina--Fair Wednesday and
probably Thursday.
Lscsi Temperaturs Yesterday.
- noon temperature - ........,. IT'S
NJ. temperature -. ........, so
r. N. temperature ,..,........, ~
Maximum temperature up 70 r. NJ So
Minimum temperature up to : r. n. IS
Mean temperature .-.......... IA
Normal temperature .....sT,s..... 65
Excess in temperature yesterday. o.
Excess In temperature stncs Jam
.1ry ..5......-..s.s....... 81
Leeal RAfn1all.
Rainfall last twelve hours ...s...., o.
Rainfall mst twenty-four hours
Deficiency In rainfall stnce March
Deficiency in rainfall sincs Jansl-
AIRY .......s.........8.s.ssss III, .s.,... Sis
IseeaI Obs<rvatien a > r. II. Yesterday.
Temperature I. 4
Huthidffy \ ( ~
Wind dtrsctfon II North
Vital vetoctty VI 81 u 3 i, Il i
! ksasess i s.s j sstss letlsl