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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
TO ORGANIZE HERE
ENGINEERS SOCIETY

All professional and technical en-
gineers are urgently requested 10 be
present at the Virginia Mechanics
institute Friday at r. NJ, when plans
for the organization OF An engineering
society in Richmond will be discussed.
The society will. he organized along
both social and business lines and will
have under consideration such sub
iects as fees for consultation, salaries
OF engineers employed by munich
palities or corporations and other
important matters, The question of
utilization with the American associn-
ton Of Engineers win be discussed at
the Friday night meeting The at
tendance is expected to be between
200 and 300.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
DIRtlD
AELPSfnHoIEB

The number Of employers eec~rf11g
help through the medium Of the ely
employment bureau was greater ANf-
ing the month OF September thar dur-
ing any like period since the eetAn.
lishmeat OF the bureau. according g
the monthly statement issued ycs&0e
day by Manager Ess3sC Conway.
4 Labor conditions have changed vefy
little, At says, ana sthers vt remains
quite q large numhaE Of persons who
are not satisfactorily employed. Few
however, remain who are entireay 0us
OF employment.
A summary Of the. months work
follows: -
Nurnper OF persons fling applica-
tons for work. S5s. number applying
for work who did not file applications.
1875; number Of positions open dur
ing the month, S72 number of firms
or Individual employers asking for
help, 4s2; number on persons sent 70
employers, 1913 .s.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
ANTAGONISTS OF \. {. |.
CALLED 70 MEETING

All persons interested in the effort to
bring down the high cost Of living
and to have enforced the recently en-
acted anti-trust law are invited by the
Renters and Consumers Protective
association to attend mass meeting
at the John Marshall high school on
Friday night At $50 O'Clock. The call
is issued by Nee. q. F'innigan. presi-
dent of the association.
Speakers for the occasion will In
clude Commonwealth Attorney Geo.
X. Wise ~and Harry M. Smith. Jr.
Plans win be formulated and commit
toes named to gather Information rela-
tive to prices being charged for neces-
saries OF life, In an effort to lower them
to something like a normal basis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
NOR SPIRIT ARISES

{Cortinped from Page Oncl
Il he would go away" He threw
Tlofh cover over her head ana drag
xed her TO the woodshed
phywiciars said tonight that Mrs.
wtgnar,s Injuries were serious. but
thai AeKe would survive. The negro vas
being sought
The attack on Mrs. Wfsner followed
! day OF intermittent firing by negroes.
Iowa state guard troops patroiilng
railroad tracks across the river AZ
Council Bluffs, were fired upon by ne
serosn during the morning. Dean
Rrurta of Omaha. was fired ON asad
! "a by negroes as he rode
the colored district in his AL =
tomobile.
zen negroes and seven white men
were sarIestea today FOR carrying
wear oias Isnotrstfs ~ HeySfcids, sfssssf~
dent OF the Nebraska Safe Federation
AZ Labor, in a statement today on the
8 Omaha situation. blamed Industrial
concerns. which be charged imported
ignorant negroes from tho south "a
compete with whiie .labox and keep
kdowta, wages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
IS GUILTY
GETS FIVE YEARS

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
Luray, Va, Oct. John Spencer
colored, was convicted Of criminal as.
sault In the Page county court and
given five years term in the peniten-
tiary.
The court was in session until after
midnight, and u verdict was reached
soon after.
The court this morning began q
similar case, that of the Common
wealth against James Dry.
Luray all day has been filed with
ordy's friends and that Of the little
girl.
notwithstanding the excitement
incident TO the trial of the two cases
within forty-eight hours in this place,
the town lis quiet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
APPROVE WORK OF
RABBI DAVID LYONS

The following resolutions have been
passed by the congregation of Kene-
seth Israel. commencing the work of
its rabbi. Rev. David Lyons.
Resolved. by the mem Sers and con-
gregation of Keneseth Israel that we
recognize and appreciate the able
manner in which the Rev David
Lyons conducted the religious cere-
monies for the new year OF 1919, and
we das7sre to extend to him our thanks
for his services. 1t ia our desire that
he continue to ofrieiate for US on Yom
Kippur and duYiug tho rest Of the
wear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
COMMUTERS NOW
on ASHLAND LINE

Committing rates for residents of
Flmont, Gwathmey. Ashland. yellow
Tavern, Longs and Cedar Lane have
been established by the Richmond and
Ashland electric railway after con-
ference with the patrons of the line.
whose cooperation made it's rcor-
Eanization possible The company
decided to sell books of twenty six
round trip tickets at the following
prices: Ashland. C,awthmey and FL
mont, $3.50. Longs and Cedar Lane.
81. and from yellow Tavern TO Rich
mond. $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Wants Her Ring

Alleging that he had a diamond
ring belonging to her and refused to
return it after several requests, Eliz-
aheth Myers yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest OF Raymond
Beekman, &c wears old, a chauffeur,
OF sos east Clay street Detective
Sergeants Duffy and fsertucci arrest
cd the man after Miss Myers had
testified that she had loaned him a
ring to wear and that he had refused
to give II back
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Held as Suspect.

Susnected of being a hallway
thief, Jack M. FRASER, of Alexander.
was arrested yesterday by Detective
Sergeant Rertucci, Fraiser, who
claims to be veteran of the world
war, gave his age as sixteen wears.
Letters which were missing from sew
eral boarding houses after visits Of
the former marine ere alleged to have
been found on his person. Another
letter, apparently written. by Fraisor
to woman in Bcssemer, Ala, stated
that he was in an awful fix and needed
a sum of money to pay his hospital
expenses his arm and leg having
been broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
DISCONTINUE FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Because of a lack of funds with
which to carry on 1.-The work. the
Federal employment. bureau conducts
ed in Richmond by Wortley pickle.
VIII close its doors on october 10.
The case OF the bureau here In that
of every ore In the United States,
congress having failed to make the
necessary appropriations to operate
tbs n government agencies
Mr.. Dickie said esterday that a.
clearance department will be main \
tanned in Washington after tho
bureaus have gone out OF existence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
EXTENSION DIVISION NEWS
(Issued by the Extension Division " r. ~

Frank a. Buchanan, OF Peters
4 burg. Virginia has been appointed
idrtry- 4sfs bandmAn for the extension
sdtyision and began work August Is.
This position has been vacant since
n II. KufTner resigned early In me
spring to become manager OF the Sc
i ward stock farm at PETERSBURG
/ MT Buchanan graduated at the ~
wtnia Polytechnic institute in 1915
ana completed the four year course
4sr-4lssee years In his college days
Ne worked as mixer Mt the college
bxr6. and hs also had charge Of The
1ountenxperiments then being CON
He TOOK graduate Work un-
s.fff TIE spring Of 1917 when he went
"a mississippi as manager of larg"
] A1smercial dairy and creamery. In
1919 he enlisted in the aviation sec
tton OF the arrny and WAS discharged
this spring. Mr. Buchanan has had
rSchnicaf training in the ffne of WORK
which he will pursue here and con
siderable experience In the various
lines Of the dairy business.
Bernard O. Bradshaw has resigned
as assistant state agent in boys
club work and enters commercial
work with headquarters at Harrison
burg He win have the agency for
Republic trucks in Rockingham and
adjacent counties, ard has been elect
"a sacretary OF the Harrisonbara
fair.
II. c. woolscy has resigned as assis-
tant horticHtuf.st Gf the @Sts~ssia1t
division and has accepted similar
I place with the University of Arkun-
eaa He left Blacksburs FOR Fay
ettsvtfIe, September ilrst. Because Of
the shortage Of funds no successor To-
Mr.. Bradshaw or Mr.. Wooisey VIII be
elected for the present
John d Hutchinson. who was
Il county agent In DinwidSie county he
fore he entered the service, Is return
I come county agent in SUSSEX. Kenny
q m. Ellis, who has Gone such splendid
york In Sussex for the past few
xears, has been elected agricultural
aaont for the chamber Of commerce
~ Petersburg. 80 he ~ stf1i connected
With the extension division.
q. c. Calhoun, Of Grayson county.
haA been appointed county sgtnt IN
Lun enhurx He takes the place OF
w. II. Holt who goes 10 Petersburg
with the Atlantic Realty company
John n. Mcclure, a graduate OF V
Il. II, clAss Of 1913, takes the place as
4oMn&y agent I'm Washington county
thAt H. IN. Gist vacated. G!at nas
nonH fdto the real estate business In
AhAmG10n under tho fixuu name OF
9D1 1uhrnaan.
III - mr. - rnguuza,nst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
'M. N. A. LAMBETH BACK
10 TRIP To TROPICS

II g riptsesvilIe Va. Oct t.--Dr "
elnbe has returned 70 TIE University
H. ~ \ NelizAttui "Trip OF seven weeks
the at-o pics, u was his flrst waca-
agxfSe years In 1914 H. and Mrs,
2ssisiteS Greece
Lszvfng Nv York August . on the
x8rassA. al la quebec steamship Lane.
Dr. Lambeth went to ST Thomas, one
" III virgin islands thence to St
Iehna, ST. croix. Antigua, Dominica,
u - Estts. Gaudeloupe, Martinique (where
Ne Empress Josephine was born), the
u Barbados, Demerars Zone Of three
sSrovsnccs OF British Guinea at tho
'Ieuth OF the orenoco1, hack TO Trini-
~ termed by the fritishl, the Rsrho-
Snon. tltssY 70 the Grenadines. st. Lucia
~ Ks9tg and again at ST CroiS, where
- sKcrcna took or gfsA tons q s,sAssAFs
sa4sn reffsi for st. Thomas.
Az St. Thomas the captain Of the
WBEctsA Found a wireless message or
&erinx him to proceed West, 1900 miles
9nw1 a. his course, To get more sugar,
iDeupa were made at Porto Rico, san
DominEo, r-Riti and Kingston, on the
ny to rfenfuegns, Cuba, where $500
80 Of sugar were taken aboard ship.
4Ais sugar ~aS brought 10 CtenfEeEos
- seven trains Of twenty cars each
1ana wAe loaded "A board ship In bags.
- containing saS pounds. sugar
- EVERYWHERE ar Cienfu@gos, said lir.
's1snneth, and one literally walked On
u
Gr Lambeth left the University the
;lnxtnr part OF Jrly with the Intention
6k2xnlnE rs far south ss the Amazon,
kut upon reaching New York found
that he could not secure passaRe untii
EAhruAry. H. was with great dIfIi-
cu1ty that he got OFT 10 the tropics on
any cleaner. but aeco-npa odations wero
NnAily secured through the influence
- = friend In New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

Harry Moss, colored WAS given
ninety DAYS by Justice Crutohfield
yesterday for stealing goods from the
American Railway Express and B. J,
Baroody was given thirty days in Jail
for receiving stolen goods. Moss was
held for the grand jury on another
charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

The 1nterCounty fair at boswell,
Is now on, with good attendance.
Much interest IL displayed In the base.
BAH games being staged. The team
from Hewlett met the team from
boswell yesterday, the winner of
which liz scheduled to meet the Taxa
Kola team today
Large crowds from Richmond are
IN attendance. Governor Davis and
Judge Crutehfield have been invited
to attend. The fair will run all week
and there is provision made for taxi
ing care OF all visitors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Petersburg


Especial to The Richmond Tirrinian.)
Petersburg Va OFT IA r. Iiiu
csrap, Confedeate veterans will perfect
Engagements tomorrow night for their
trip to are reunion ia Atlanta October
TO 10 Seventeen members or the
camp hero efgnified their attention of
leaving here Monday AT Q p. NJ Two
I'utlmans will be at the disposal OF
the camp, the cons nf veterans and
visitors l. r. Goulder VIII personally
conduct the party
THE report Of the police department
for September shows a total Of 2se ar
rv.7ee ffasvf.i Sd -as fo71oWs Assault and
battery. seven: assault fourte e n /,
drunk. thirty~one felony, twenty-one;
{ogitives. twelve larceny. twenty;
}unacy. four: misdeneanor. sixty -twos
txespass, eight: va9rsnt. six; violation
of city ordinance, seventy-nine.
Walter wanaerweil and his party
81 three are here in "A Hanson Six auto
mobile on A tour of the globe. Fin
route to New York they will present a
letter Of introductien to the president
in Washington and next year they VIII
visit tho European Rta+s4elields. Since
1872 thsy, havo visited farty 5Qpe states
I'm the union and many countries in
Europe. Asia and Africa. Their pur-
pose Ia 10 take moving pictures OF the
interesting points for the Universal
Moying Picture corporation,
Three hundred members Of the Young
Mems business club met last night la
the =. NJ = A., and discussed the city
charter the new commission form Of
government and good roads The club
endorsed Charles IT. Lassiter. OF Pa
tersburg and J. w. Gillespie, of Bed
ford. for membership on the highway
commission. These gentlemen will have
a strong backing for the position be-
fore ffoverno Davis.
The funeral Of Mrs, Marie CAeefy, one
81 the oldest and most highly esteerncd
residents OF Brunswick county, took
place yesterday at the grave in the
family cemetery near Rawlings, Rev.
J. E Brooks, Of the Methodist, and
Rev q A. Wilson, Of the Presbyterian
churches, OBLIGATED Mrs. Cheeky was
eightv-throe years old and ts survived
by nine children. thirty seven. grand
children and thirty eight great grand
children.
About 100 boys have enrolled for MIL
ttary training at the high school Lieu
tenant kranz exam ned fifteen for
comm issions and nine so far have
passed and can qualify as commissioned
officers.
| tir}ve Yhts s8a.nt6-' wtff ba 1staswd 1n
Petersburg October IA md viii last
ten days. 1t win he carried on by the
local committee of the National Jewish
Pellet Campaign Tho drive Is In he
half II tho Jewish sufferers In war
strleken Europe. Il Etwenttum ia
chairman Of the local committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
500 EXPECTED AT
PJBIiC NIGHT SCHOOL

The. John Marshall night school.
the vocational night school and all
other evening classes connected with
the public school system will be OPEN
el tonight at 1880 O'Clock. Enroll
ment at John Marshall is expected to
be about 500.
Except for non-residents, there Is
no fee for the high school, but books
will not be supplied. All pupils musa
be more than fourteen years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

Melvin White, colored, of 700 west
Clay street. was placed under arrest
Yesterday by Isatrolman J. FL. Thorn as
of the Second precinct on a charge
of having threatened the life of
w. NJ. Dabnay. White VIII also have
to answer to tho charge of carrying
concealed weapons, a pistol being
found on him at the time of his
arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
mrs. MAULSDy'S NEPHEW
is A|RPlANE VICTIM

Charlottesville, Oct. Mrs. G. &.
MaulSby has gone to Bel Air. Md,
having been summoned to attend the
funeral of her nephew, Lieut.. John Y.
Hellingsworth, who was killed last
week iu gar airplsne wreck near Rio
G qnae City. Texas,
Lieut., Cot Leary. Fourth u. 81 Cav
airy, met death In the same accident,
while Lieut. Connell. pilot OF the air
plane, was probably fatally injured
1Aeut. HoiIingsw orth was a brother
of Lieut.. william Y. HollipEswarth. a
graduate of the University Of Vlr-
vinia ciass Of 1914. and of Tlr. Edward
W. Holm Sworth. who graduated In
1917
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
FAvoRS BOMBS FOR
ROADS IN GOSHEN PASS

Goshen, Oct. LIVERY rural COM
n1uplty Is waking up to the necessity
of good roads, as n result at meet
ing for Walkers Greek District was
called at Goshen in the high school
auditorium on Saturday the goth to
discuss ways and means Of improving
public roads in the district and more
especially the Historic Goshen Pass Ia
part of which road is in Walkers
Creek District) on through the town
of Goshen to the Bath county line IN
Panther Gan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Alleged Auto Thief

Russell Clybone, the eightsen-year
old boy who is suspected of being con-
nected with I gang of youthful auto
mobile thieves. WIS arrested yesterday
on the specific charge of stealing a
Ford automobile and one gas engine.
the total value being ss65. Clybone,
who lives at EOS Film street, Is being
held In the city Jail pending police
court hearing. The officers assisting in
the arrest were Atkinson, Duffy, Der
tucci and Potts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

Although acurate figures could not
be supplied last night, the result OF
the tag day for the benefit Of the Floyd
Hail Homo for Girls VAS very crafty
ing to the patrons OF the home. The
institution appealed.,to the public for
aid for the first time yesterday, pres
ent conditions having. made II impossI-
BILE for the home to survive without
the assistance Of the public. The
home is located at Is South Third
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

In the case Of Helena ". Levy
agains the Virginia Railway and
Power ampany a s3lit for damages
OK 5000 alleged to have done to an
automobile. jury In the law and
equity court yesterday afternoon
brought in verdict in favor of the
defendant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
BUYS Henrtco Residence

Christine NJ Williams has bought
the residence OF Ida G.. Edmond at
Bellevue park for $4,000. according
to transfer filed for record yester-
day in the clerks Office of the Hen
rico circuit court The property is
at the northeast corner of Pope
avenue and the Hermitage road
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Erect Big Warehouse.

Announcement was made yesterday
OF the erection this fall of n rein
forced concrete warehouse to be used
as a storage by w. Fred Richardson
and the. Security Storage company.
The building will be fireproof and
modern In every respect and will cost
81 so, 900. Mr.. Richardson Is present
proprietor OF n large storage house
on West Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

agent in Meckienburg county, and
Norman Williams, Jr., another V. Z.
|. boy have snapped jobs Williams
goes in as county agent in Meeklen-
burg and isranie will teach the Smith
Hughes school that Norman has been
looking after for the past year. Mr..
Brame makes the change because he
time TO his own farm and that family
OF growing boys
Mrs. Jnfia NJ, Mccoy, home dem on
stration agent IL James City county
since l9TT, has resigned her position
and VIII study this winter. Her sue
cessor. Miss Ida Hibberd. did home
demonstration work in Mississippi.
but was on the emergency funds and
her position WAS done away with July
hrst Miss Hihberd comes very highly
recommended and viii receive a warm
welcome Iii the work
The many friends Of Mrs. Margaret
King The efficient and beloved agent
ia Alleehany county will regret to
leerr that she has been compelled to
resign her position GA account of Ill
health. We are glad TO announce that
Mrs, King Ii much improved by her
stay at Craig Healing Springs al
though she cannot return to work.
Miss Lillian S9Ynpie Truman will take
up the work in Allegheny county
October FIRST. Like Miss IIihbard, Miss
Truman had to give up her position
in Kentucky, July first. because of the
!oas OF emergency funds
Largely through the efforts of NJ.
O. Cooper. animal husbandman Of the
extension division, a Virginia state
shcrthorp Breeders association was
formed In Staun ION, September 4.
This date was selected because OF the
Shorthorn breeders sale and banquet
held there at that time.
II. w. McI-aushlin, OF Augusta
county Was elected president. Il. II.
Tye r, of Pulaski vice-president, and
John G. Gather. of Winch ester, score
tary and treasurer, Tho president Is
a life long hover ard breeder OF Short
horns and IL is believed that the ASSOC
citation under his efficient manage
rnent VIII work for the best interests
OF every Short Torn industry In vir-
GINA
During the meeting OF the State
Farmers institute the Bee-keepers
IN attendance decided TO reorganize
the association for the purpose OF
building up the bea industry In vir-
gtnia Jarfes III. Quisenherry was
elected president and w. J. Echoene,
Of " r. vice president.
A dosen hens In the back lot fur
ntsf a profitable converter Far table
scrapx They'll need some graan 30
Ni9eS nc liable eWA1k 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
CHARGED With Theft

Edword Wilson, colored. of New
port News, was locked up in the
second police STATEN last night charg
cd with this theft Of s25 from the
Horace S, Wrigh. company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

You too will be surprised and de-
lighted with It's uso for while it turns
the duilest and most iifeless complex
ion to radiant beauty, 1t does not show
the slightest sign OF Its use. 1t actual
ly vanishes from sight and the mos.
heated atmosphere will not produce
tho slightest shininess or greatness
OF the skin. Towards Buttermilk
Cream lis guaranteed to satisfy you In
every day or tho purchase price will
no refunded. Your drug or toilet
goods counter can supply ron or you
are SIRE 70 get Il st +. ~ NI1leg ugug
GSs-A6x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

A dd-en hens In the back lot fur
nfsff a profitable converter Far table
scrapG They'll Mood some graan 30
sides Che liable scyapk !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

About 100 boys have enrolled for MIL
ttary training at the high school Lieu
tenant Kranz examined fifteen for
comm isstons and nine 80 far have
passed nd can qualify as commissioned
officers
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-08
Club Members Com
pete for Big Pig Prize

L. E. Tillotson, county club leader
has just made round of the COM
munities that have boys and girls
clubs in Bingham county. He re-
ports good deal of enthusiasm
among the boys for the prize compe-
tition in best bred pigs at the state
fair next fall The winner will re-
ceive a ticket and expenses to Chi
cago, worth $175. William Kerr, of
the state club department went with
Mr.. Tillotson of his trips last week
and picked out ten promising COM
petitors for the exhibit.
1t is planned to ship the exhibit
stock in car shared by Idaho Falls
and Oxford breeders.
Mr.. Tillotson found that many Of
the gardens were only fair, and some
very poor, on account of the water
shortage, but on the whole the or
binary crops everywhere seemed to
him to be normal The hay crops
looked especially good. Most of the
fields will give nice second crop.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-08
THE PROSPECTS FOR
THE DRY FARMER

Dry farming on the Snake river
plains is not ended as many people
think, and as indicated by most OF
the settlers leaving their lands. II
does indicate, however, that the
periods Of drouth like the past few
years is fatal to those crops that are
put in by slipshod methods, and that
only the careful farmer can survive
the hard years, and even then he may
survive the drouth with his winter
wheat and have it killed by frost as
many claim to have done this year.
AS to the extensions of the Dubois
project to water lands in the region
of Taber and the other lands extend
ing down to Aberdeen and westward
those things seem to be long way
OIL Even the reclamation of the
original Dubois project the fire tract
lying in the northern part of the val
ley that is the most valuable land in
all Idaho, does not look hopeful at
this time, tho it seems too cruel
fate to think of, that it should be
left permanently without water. AS
to the irrigation of the rough and
less valuable lands scattered in the
great reaches of hills and lava for
100 miles, it does not look like