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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
HOW|1z{RS NEtO SIX
MEN FOR WAR STRENGTH
They Now Have 1874 Men-Schooi OF
Horsemanship to Be Conducted
Every Evening.

A final drive is being made by the
Richmond Howitzers to obtain six men
needed to bring their organization up
TO the maximum war strength. au-
thorized by the government. Yester-
day four men were enlisted. bringing
the total to 1874 men. The maximum
war strength is 1910 artillerymen The
required six, II Is believed. Will be re-
truited before the end of the week.
Enltstments yesterday were as fol-
lows:
Henry W. Bracket. All Randolph
street; NJ NJ. Browning sos North
avenue Frank A. Borton, 1911 Brook
road. and Archie C. Cavedo. 1917
North Twenty seventh street.
The battery is especially In need
at this time OF two horseshoers and
one saddler. and men of these trades
are asked to inquire at the armory
Thursday. Friday or Saturday after
moons Both of the trades mention
ed pay s3S a month.
Through the courtesy of Prcsid ent
William r. White, of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, the ground at Laurel and Broad
streets has been secured by the Of
ficers OF the Howitzers and each even
ine and In the afternoons of Satur-
days school OF horsemanship will
he conducted. The school will be
started about the first of the week.
Recruits in other branches yester-
day were as follows:
Navy-Francis Goode Morrison.
Dumbarton. Va. Chas. r. Foster. IT'S
West Spring street Richmond.
Samuel J, Shaw. l711 Eenabe street;
Frank r. Hamlet. 1905 West Grace
street: Chase NJ Lon gueil, City Point.
Va. and FUR C. Pearson. Middle
burg. Va.
Marine corps-Roscoe n. Owens,
Richmond c. B. Harris. Charlotte,
and John G. Jerrigan, Durham, y. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
.t,k. VICTOR CONVEYS
PROPERTY IN TRUST
Former German Consul Secures
Notes Aggrceating 100000 On
south Richmond Property.

a deed of trust was granted Cam
eron Dunlop. OF Petersburg, yester
day. by F.. X. Victor and Maria Luise
Victor. his wife. in which large
amount Of South Richmond real
estate was given as security for a loan
OF 500. 900. An officer of the depart
ment of justice inspected the deed
carefully as 1t Is thought that the
transaction was made simply to make
secure the former German vice-con
su1s holdings for the duration of the
war. Mr.. Victor has never taken the
oath OF allegiance His son. Fred
erick. has served since the beginning
of the war as an officer in the German
army.
The loan was in the shape OF two
notes for $500 each. dated March
81 and made payable ct the Central
National bank three years from date.
Richmond real estate. and several of
Mr.. Vietors tobacco warehouses are
included in the deed The deed was
drawn March 81 and witnessed be-
fore notary several days ago, but
was not recorded in the hustings
court, part II, until yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
HEADACHES AND
CONSTIPATION
Ought To Bother No One ACCORDED
To User of Tanlac
Here.
SAYS 1T is GREAT RENfEDl
SAYS 1T is GREAT RE1MED3

If the reader has ever been trouble
with really lame back" seve1
pains across the kidneys and sidU
and on top of all these troubles beS
bothered with constipation and fri
auent headaches, the following stat(
ment from a well known Richmond
gentleman. Mr. f. f. Jordon. lii
North Twenty-seventh street. will b
of interest:
II suffered from what / believed q
be kidney and bladder trouble.
guess that many have been likewta
troubled and are now perhaps and thu
method I used to get relief was G.
simple and cost so little l feel corr
fident there are many who would lik
TO know how someone else gained re!
lief, At that time ! was EreatlS
troubled with lame back and hal
severe pains across the small Of mi
back and sides Headaches would
come on often and my bowels faile&
to act regularly as they should.
Like the reader will probably read
mine, for l gladly recommend it.
saw the statements of others recon-.
mending Tanlac highly and I hav1
taken two bottles of 1t myself and
found great relief. Before had
finished the first bottle I had found
lDHHn EelleI anu TtdCN6O Iu0
such short time after beginning I'll
use. though my case was a stubborn
one OF long standing, ! honestly bel
lieye it will do just what it Is advert
iised TO do" continued Mr.. Jofdon.
When the Kidneys and bladder be-
gin to falter. uric acid and other
polsons rapidly accumulate in thu
blood These organs are designed I'd
cleanse the blood and pass the I'm
purities from tho system. When they
begin faitering due to weakness,
abuse, or various other causes ons
should Immediately start short Tan.
lac treatment If the condition Is per-
mitted TO continue week after week
it may take from three to four timeS
rs long to cure IT, The best plan II
to prevent and stop any such troubled
at the beginning. Even though seldom
bothered now, the sure way In to begin
taking remedy at once and the
thousands upon thousands OF endorse.
ments Tanlac has won proves It to b
the best remedy for such troubles. The
distributors are Tragle's. Lggett's
and the two Polk Miller drug stores.
Get a bottle today 1t Is 81 II paipa
are severe use Kimo-San Oil, also:
25c.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
NEW YORK MARINE.
WORKERS MAY STRIKE

Washington. June IA strike OF
the marine workers in New York har-
Dor is feared by Secretary of Labor
Wilson. He said tonight that while
the men had agreed to hold back
strike action until he could confer
with the employees next Saturday. the
differences to be adjusted were great
The disaffected workers are en-
ployed in both building and repairing
Should they go on strike the plan OF
the shipping board will be hampered
and work would be held up on the
interncd German steamers, crippled
by their crews when war was de-
cltred.
The only cheerful note Secreta ry
Wilson could sound was that similar
labor trauhles had been adjusted in
Norfolk and other points to the south
as we'll as on the Pacific coast
The trouble is only local" said
Secretary Wilson. but IL would be
very serious. Our wartime program
would suffer. However. the men ar
fected have nothing to do with the
Brooklyn navy yard"
The conference with the labor re-
personalities was held yesterday OF
the twelve. not one was willing TO
yield TO the conditions imposed by
the employers.
Unless some compromise Is effected
il is feared that a general strike wall
result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
PROTESTS AGAINST
POOR MAIL SERVICE
anA Department May Get
Together.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Baltimore. Md. June 1a.--Senator
John Walter Smith, accompanied
delegation OF leading business men
OF the eastern and western shores
Of Maryland and the eastern shore
of Virginia to the postoffice depart
ment in Washington today. where for
nearly an hour they protested against
the grossly unsatisfactory mail SER
vice between Baltimore and Virginia
points.
More than month ago when the
postoffice department undertook to
renew it's mail contracts with the
steamboat lines and the railroads,
serving the territory along the York
and Rappahannock rivers the mail
carriers were compelled to raise their
rates for carrying the mall for the
reasons that II extended to the whole
transportation service. namely In
crease in the cost OF fuel, wages and
all the other elements that enter into
the transportation service Second
Assistant Postmsster-General Praeger
refused to make contract on the new
rate offered and practical deadlock
had ensued.
The NfrRinians were headed by Sem
ator Swanson, Representative Jones
and Crosby Thompson. OF West Point.
At the conference with Mr. praeger.
IL developed that the steamship lines
hadsshown a Willingness to revise their
figures for handling the mails and
were prepared to confer further with
the postoffice department in an effort
10 reach a satisfactory compromise.
Mr.. Praeger assured the delegation
that he was more than anxious to re-
move the handicaps and he convinced
them that the department would make
an earnest effort TO arrange new
schedules which will prove satisfac-
tory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
FIST FIGHT NARROWLY
!. AVtRTED IN HOUSE
Macon. of Illinois. R~srnts Verbal
prubhiug and Reflection ON His
Amerte a Ism.

~.vhtrx.or fpnA laA eet febt
re.,. s,.rtsa on Inc Amor of
$3.50 80, uaa,,,es Of OKLA
-. ,,,..4 Ntasou ~ Ut,nois of
.~a uaxor valued 'touard~ the
c,,t.. thraa,aat,a Nth ,,,rateed
80 ha,,,tra toual, tba, his ma -
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rs.~tr.,Ta,,, as x,,oo,hed over nv
.ta -, ,o,h
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-, aoo4a. a.. ,,rca,s.{+u-
-, - ,Adf,sor,y be hrough. t},s
~ u,~n.s a.. Wilson INFO tho
, une,r ~ Afahana rad
80, 'a.,a.a ~ ,resfdAn, hu, ,taeoo
,1aaA - .s,f~,a+e Ther he
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
.HUTzLER SUCCEEDS
JOHN 7. WILSON
Latter Resigns ~ Member Of Employ
ment Bureau board and Mayor
Names Successor.

In letter written yesterday to
Mayor Ainslie. John T. Wilson an
nounccd his resignation as member
of the employment bureau board. Mr..
Wilson. who is president of the John
r, Wilson Co. large contractors, said
too much of his time was taken UP by
his business to permit proper atten-
tion to his duties as member Of the
board
Mayor Ainslie announced late last
night that Mr.. Sig Hu,Zrer, OF lo1
North Boulevard had accepted the APP
pointment to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr. wilson's resignation Mr..
Hutzler was prominently mentioned
as an original member of the. board
when II was first formed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
THREE NEGROES ARE
CHANGED WITH STACKING

Three colored mon were yesterday
before Federal Commissioner Flegen-
heimer charged with being slackers.
They were sent on 10 the federal
grand Jury, one of them being re-
leased on giving $500 bail. the other
two remaining In Jail in default. The
negroes are Robert Thomas, OF
Louisa. who was balled. Bonnie Jig
getts. and Robert Jones. The latter
two are in the Henrico county Jail.
United States Marshal Saunders
has requested the police of Richmond
and other cities to aid him In his
search for siackers. The movement
to arrest men who evaded registra-
ton will he speeded m in all sections
and officers will In the future exercise
the greatest vigilance in this direc-
ton. They will especially frequent
haunts with which they are familiar
and believe they can round up the
class Of men who would be suspected
of not registering
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
and Gore kept UP a running fire OF
questions and criticism
Debate Dc@uIfory

and Gore kept UP a running fire OF
questions and criticism
Debate Dcsultory.
The debate on the food bill in the
two houses was desultory When the
reading ri the bill was resumed in the
senate only five senators were pres
Ont. II was impossible to obtain a
quorum and the senate finally ad-
iourned
Some dozen representatives. dis
Cussed the bill during the day. Os-
horne, OF California, said that while
he realized that the bill was drastic
and extremely far-reaching. vet the
fact that this country Is at war, jHeti-
fed the existence III the measure.
Hefiin, of Alabama. upheld the bill,
while Doolittle. of Kansas, asserted
that pro German influences had been
used asa4f4Hi-tt4-
Chairman Lever. Of the house agri-
cultural committee. who is in charge
Of the hill. is endeavorinG 10 condensc
the debate SO as 10 bring the measure
to vote as soon as possible.
Senator Cham berlin, who manages
the bill in the senate. announced be
ginning tomorrow he would push it
without stint
Club Women Promise Aid
one hundred arg rftY club women
pledged their supp today to Mr..
Hoover He was told hey would aid
him in conserving tho food supplies
and would take charge OF registering
the women whom he declares can save
two billion dollars within the next year
by 3udicious buying and cooking.
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the pomans committee Of
the council Of national defense
MIR. Hoover advised getting every
woman To entef-ttA enthusiastically
into the spirit Of the food conservation
camaiGn that she would consider her
self Stacker" If she were Wastelul
Dr r l.. Wilbur, president of LIE
land Stanford university. one of Mr..
HooVcrs volunteer assistants said
newspa pers Will he asked to print daily
after July | the pledge which the
women OF the country viii be asked to
sign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
CONSUL DAWSON IS
Hume FROM TAMP|C0

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Baltimore. Md, June 19.---Consul
Claude r. Dawson, who is the rep
resentative of the United States gov
eminent at Tampico. Mexico. arrived
here today aboard the Tanker Edward
l.. Doheny. He is Ell route to visit
his wife and children at their home
in Richmond. Consul Dawson sent his
family back to this country about a
year ago when war between this coun-
try and Mexico threatened. lie will
spend some time at home before re-
turning to his duties.
William Mallory. an employe of an
gil company at Tampico, was also a
Passenger and is going to his home
in Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
SOUTHERN RAILROADS
PETITION UP THIS MORNING

This morning at 10 o'clock the
petition OF the Southern Railway COM
pany asking for change In schedule
of trains operated over its line, Will
he heard before the state corporation
commission. The company, In sddi-
ton to many change in schedule. Is
asking for permission to discontinue
one train each way between Rich
mond and Danviiie, claiming that
this is in line with the governments
wishes to cut down coal consumption.
and reduce expenses. Much opposi
ton has developed against the pro-
posed changes in the companys
schedules, particularly from dairy
men. who claim that the company is
cndeavoring to run their trains earlier
in the morning than 1t Ia possible for
milk to be obtained and made ready
for shipment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
SUBSCRIPTION TO
CONTINUED From First Psge)

steady stream of subscribers during
the entire evening. but when the last
notes of Star Spangled Banner had
been sounded. the crowd fairly over
whelmed the Woodworking volunteers.
On account Of pressure of affairs at
Red Cross headquarters IL has been
impossible as yet to complete full
list of names f,the smaller contribu-
tors. but this will be done within a
few days. Il was announced last night.
and public recognition will be made
o, every subscription to the fund,
nowever small. The subscription Of
$1,000 from the wilkinson, Williams
4 Raid company was omitted from the
list OF contributors Sunday afternoon.
and was added to the list last night.
The largest subscription yesterday
was that OF Miss Trace Arents, $4,000.
There were number OF from 500 70
1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
SIM FEINERS ARE
AGAIN RUNNING AMUCK

Dublin. June 1a.-Sevsral demon
STATIONS were held late last night in
connection with the return to Dublin
Of tho released Sim Feiners, Two
men climbed the walls OF the ruined
postoffice building on which they tied
the Sim Fein flag. The crowds sang
the Sinn Fein song amid great cheer
ing and tore down recruiting post
crs.
The police did not interfere until
O'Clock this morning when tvs DEM
onStrators were arrested and charged
with breaking in the postoffice and
setting FIRE 10 tmbers. The police
later dispersed several marching bands
The provisional executive of the Sim
Fem has decided to demand passports
for three of its members TO proceed
10 the United states for the purpose
of opposing the objects of the Irish
party mission there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Cry IL For Cheap Labor.

Washington, June Reconnaissance
OF immigration Caminett. who has
Just returned from an official tour Of
the Middle western states. Ia inclined
to think that the cry Of insufficient
labor to harvest this year crops is
greatly exaggerated He says frank
~ that the demand for letting down
the bars 10 alien labor is not due so
much to inability in some sections TO
ind farm help, as to q desire TO en-
plov cheap labor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
INF&NTILE PARALYSIS
FOUND IN CHICAGO

Chicago. June 18.-Thc first
death from infantile' paralysis this
season was today reported to the
health department. Fourteen
cases have been reported I'm Chi
cago since June /. Negroes COM
ing tn Chicago will have TO under
20 vaccination before entering the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
nerara oasrel.

Governor Stuart yesterday ofYei
reward Of 500 for the apprehensl
and arrest of the murderer of w.
Cavanaugh: who was killed in VIE
moreland county. on the night OF N
80. The reward was offered on
condition that the authorities OF
county offer a similar reward.
Young Cavanaugh was struck on
head with a blunt instrument WI
he was returning from an entert \
ment with young lady. Jealoust1
attributed to have actuated the ass
ants deed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Oa. lIvlUS LANDLORD
DIES WHILE At DRILL
Norfolk and Entire State Shocked BY
sudden Demise OF One of Most
Prominent Citizens.

Norfolk, Va, June 1.-THE sudden
death of Or, Idvius fAnkford. from
heart failure. las, evening at $40
O'Clock. has been a great shock to
the people OF Norfolk and vicinity.
among whom he had spent many years
OF his life, as one of the leading pay
sicians of the city. and as one OF ;he
most prominent and useful men of its
citizenship.
Ills death occurred at the 81 res
Armpry while he was attending
drill OF the home guard. of which he
was notwithstanding his age. an en-
thusiastic member. He had been
through "A hard day Of professional
work, but when he reached the arm
CRY he said that he never felt better
in his life. and when death came to
him il was with A suddenness that was
overwhelming to the fellow members
of his company, and is source OF the
deepes. regret to his host OF friends
in this part of Virginia.
DR. Landlord WAS a native of South
ampton county siNtS-two years or
age and Was of one OF the oldest and
most prominent families in virginia.
He graduated from Richmond college.
attended the University OF New YORK
and completed his medical education
in Berlin. Germany. He pracuced his
profession in his native county. and
aho,,. ,bir.v vea-s ago moved tn Nor
so,t me sucress hnre as nhvsician
he~an fror, .be ,tr,e he TOOK mn his
rs.idares 10 N. rt,v and his nrac-
,ic. go ~ tarre nronarfions Al the
,tran ~ h,s dnsth ne ras sseortatea
,,-.,. rrfs,5&s- ~ fsnbarf SnIt-
n,sr ar6 hts SON Dr BURNLEY I,ank-
fo~s
,n,-rs~b,, op,,mtx,ic
II. ne "a, of Inc n,nst GENIAL
,n,,r.r. n,art.-,ou whom, there Snemed
- -. 10 Al. sf5e Of tbe ntrt,,re or
,st..,5 Vic onttf,;sr, ana ,l,o bright
xrn,}e and e,si hand which he had
ever resd, for every one he met, vas
an r.nfrat4o, 10 tho community for
.,sr,.h,,d,, Lncv o,d loved Dr Iank-
tnrs ,r,nrn xsrernue sslf-sacriflr-
,,..r7,.1r-1y,r7 newer t-ved II,
~n,fniL IT. pavo very. largely Of his
sins ~ raliei,'1s ana tnspiriatlonai en-
das,.or .era,ial,, IN fbc interest Of
,na ,o,,,~ ION ~ <orfalk and yirfn-
a.,
" ,,r,rt.nen. ,bnr,i,man
e.. 80 ttr,,n hoe, a deacon
20 - rS.,o,r,a.sa,,. S,raet Ran,iS.
-, 49, '.artc,,s ..,t,.tt,.s of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ra1i,-fo,,s ipfarcets
~. - t,,a,.,, ,braT,ehof,t virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
ADMIRAL SINS Is
CONTINUED from First Page)

n;ral Sine, when the British EN-
p4re II reraced h~ an external foe
she can count on every son. every
daughter, every ship and every drop
~ blood OF her kindred across the
49,
HIS views about the t-boat CA m
pAlgn and the chances" Of com bait NJ
NJ were given before the naval COM
aaatte< OF the house last winter. He
emmmed them up thus:
submarines are no good at all in
- face Of an enemy who commands
- oa9&aee 81 the water
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
E.ruiis OF Rcpentance.

New York. June i9,--~I>ast Tuesday
q broker sold liberty bonds below par
The governing committee of the stock
exchange investigated. Today IL was
the broker had bought
back the bonds at par.
He also contributed 100. 900 to the
Red Cross fund as a sort OF repent
ance His name was not disclosed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Woman In Sealed Box Car.

Chicago, June ia woman CIV
ing her name as Mrs. Minnie Sellman
of Detroit, was found in a sealed box
car here today. The woman said she
had been in the car several days with
out food or water She could give no
account of how she came TO be there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
For Equal Rights: Won Husband

Chicago. June 19.-Miss Gr5
Strachan. district superintendent 1
schools, who enga ged recently In Il
fight for equal rights for men al
women teachers, was married over tv
months ago to Timothy J. Forsyth
II became known today. Her husba1
is engaged in governmental work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
FINED FOR VIOLATING
COMMON TOWEL LAW.

Walter T, Irvine. manager OF the
Register building. at Norfolk. has been
hned s. and costs in the Norfolk court
on a charge of violating the common
towel law. according to an announce
ment made Yesterday by Commission
er ]. b. Doherty. of the department of
labor, An appeal was taken, Miss
l. NJ. Barbour. factory inspector for
the department, prosecuted the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

Judge Chichester. Of Frederickshurg,
WAS yesterday designated by Governor
stuart 10 sit in the Amelia county
court next week, In place of Judge
Robert @. Southall, who is recuperat-
ing from long illness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Captures Alleged Highweymen.

Chicago. June 1s.--P o III m a n
George Monks shot and captured three
alleged highwaymen today. after an
automobile chase of two miles. and a
revolver duel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
seoff on IN E-Ianf

Fetrozrsd. June l9.~Major General
Hugh l. Scott and his staff have left
for the headquarters Of General Bsu--
siloff at the front
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
THE WEATHER.
United States Weather Bureau.
Department OF Agricuiture.)

Forecast for Wednesday and Thurs
day:
For Virginia-Probably local thun-
dershowers Wednesday. Thursday
fair; not much change in tempera-
ture.
For North and South Carolina
Probably local thunder showers We'd
nesday AND THURSDAY The weather
will be fair Wednesday and Thursday
in the Middle Atlantic states, probably
local showers Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

Rainfall last twelve hours.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Excess in rainfall since March l 81
Excess in rainfall since January g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
C'spitsIist Wins Widow.

New York. June i3.--George w
Elkins, of Philadelphia, capitalist, and
Mrs. A, l. GUNNER. Of Cleveland, were
married today in the bridal suit at the
Plaza hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Youth Held For Imbbing in Public

]. f. Cumber. sixteen-year oil a
white boy. was arrested yesterday by
Officer Cline, of the First precinct, for
drinking in the street. The boy was
taken to the detention home. to await
trial In the juvenile court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

No prev ious word has been received
that an Irish mission was to come to
the United states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

~ noon Temperature , "a
y. NJ. temperature concurrence. 81
+. NJ. temperature ......... %
Maximum temperature to p. NJ. 81
Minimum temperature to r. NJ. 81
Mean Temperatures .... 70
Normal temperature .......... rs
Deficiency in temperature yester-
Deficiency in temperature since
January 1....,. ...... .....,.. %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
FOOD PRICES N

Continued From First page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

Local Observation mt T.. VI. Yesterday.
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