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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
Every Interested Citizen Is Asked to
Y Contribute 10 the Home Coming Fund

The rnnnrc committee OF the fund
for tho cntcrtainment OF soldier.
Yesterday issued the follow Ing
stntcp,cnt;
TO meet the expenses OF "Jubiicc
Week." which occurs the 8rst week
In July. u WaS aftcrward brought
to tho attention Of tho committee
In "hnrEe that the presence of tho
officers nud men should be tnkcn
advantage OF 80 thnt tho whole city
could 'ook into the faces of it's boys,
ind dircrt Information was also re-
rriycd thRt tho officers and men
would appreciate in tic highest dc
grcc such reception mud OprOr-
tnnity 10 purndr in their companies,
limitations and regiments. with
whom they pnsscd their fighting life
in France. OF course, this meant
some additional preparation and cN-
pcnsc. and tho mOucy needed for
the decorations aud tho buildings Of
the stnnds. arches. ctc.. which vHS
done at minimum expense on nc
count Of most Of tho labor being
given nS part OF tho donation or
the artisans for the entertainment
fund. bands of music have to be
secured. and possibly the greatest
expense is in getting material for
food. the labor preparing for which
Il 30 ucr cent given.
The committees In charge of
these matters have worked very
bnrd mud under many adverse cir
rGmstEnccn. or course, there arc
many thing, they have TO do 10
meet the various viewpoints OF
every one. which will not always
accord with tho viewpoints Of NIL.
hut our people should recognize that
different minds view different INIT
tcrs in different light, and they
must appreciate that everything
TINT is being done il for the sole
and paying homage to the valor OF
our boys.
II has been nSrertaincd that 10
accomplish this TINT about ST5,00D
must be hccUrcd, and the committee
80 FAR has only occurred around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
GERMANS TO PRESENT
LARGE COZ NTEN-CLAIal
lBy Associated Press

Ets 10y hssoClateu iicssl
VERSAILLES, May 2S.-Thc German
+ peace delegation here, it was learned
today, Will present "a countcr-claim OF
le,soo.ooo marks for damage from the
ration demands or the allied powers
The counter ella i'm is based on the
alleged effects OF the blockade upon
the life and health of the civilian popu-
lation.
* * 1t is argued, that roundly, million
4 births were prevented as direct re.
vitality OF the women, The same
Z cause. II is contcndcd. increased the
: deaths approximately 100000 Lack OF
) milk for young children, absence OF
: and interruption of supplies OF gum
Z inc, camphor and other Inducements
I. we're further factors in the losses. ac-
!. cordinG to the German argument.
Should the Germans open this field
:, OF inquiry. the allies are prepared TO
j reply effectively by reference to the far
x greater decrease OF births and increases
SAot deaths in France, Belgium. Poland.
= Roumania and Serbia as a direct re-
: suit OF the German war measures
E!s The allies possess the German official
hgures showing that tho milk pro-
: duction III Germany during tho war
I war never below i5 per cent of the
4 sufficient 10 have maintained the chill
Z dren, had they received IL.
The failure of German cities TO re-
cetre more than 10 or Is per cent OF
the normal milk supplies was through
no fault OF tho blockade, it is pointed
out but was. due To the German system
and cotton for hospitals, likewise
represented the active choice OF tho
German authorities. who devoted TO
military and other purposes Imports
OF rubber and cotton considora in
excess OF the hospital requirements
me same augmentation viii he an
Piled TO the scarcity OF Syuthcti>
drugs. due TO the conversion OF Ger
man chemical plants TO war purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

100000. u IL believed that II In
from tho want Of information that
our citizens generally have not re-
spondcd more literally. and the COM
mtttcc feels TINT u need hut 10 bring
this to their attention 10 meet with
rcsr"nsc that Is absolutely appro-
priatc TO tho occasion. As COM
Pnrcd 10 what other cities have done.
this IL Il Yer! small amount of
money. As an advertising feature,
the results cannot he cd.
Over onc-hnif of the mon coming
here nrc replacement soldiers from
other states. aud the expressions
thnt hive nlrcndy been heard from
the reception given Inst Saturday
more than rcpnSs amy trouble and
cNpcnsc TINT amy ono hRs been to.
and Just ms the Grnys were received
on Saturday. the Blues md Hewitt
Lers and other artillery companies
OF the rwcpty-ninth Division, of
tho National Guard. will he received
ON Friday. Following this, early
In juno. will be the parade of the
EiEhticth Division OF the National
Army. nt which will he MS many OF
the whole division MS cun possibly
he ON hand. with General CronlShite
commanding, and then tho commit
tee will have full time to complete
arrangements for the great "Jubiicc
Week" OF July 3 10 g. inclusive.
The rurposc of this communica-
ton is To appeal to every interested
citizen, every one who intends to
cheer our bays in the pRrudc and
every ono who feels n sense of ap-
probation and pride I'm what they
hive done, TO mnke an adequate con
tribution To this fund that they
should be appropriately taken care
OF md entertained. Send In your
subscription at once. or receive any
member OF the committee who mny
cell on you, or write to you in such
n manner ns will insure the Dcres-
Sary amount for the proper enter
tninmcnt OF our boys.
Il. NJ. CRUTCHTIELD,
Chairman, Finance Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
DEPRECATES AMERICAN FEAT
Ha~ker Declares IL Was no, seriou.
..E Win ships stationed

LONDON, May -Spcnl;irr =.
luncheon given 10y the Daily Mail todaT
n ms and aieutenant Commandci,
nrecateo the organization which had
won for the United Staes the houor.
- the, first crossing OF the Atjau,i.,
.! neaNier than air machine lie
vain q snip stationed at every twenty
you put ship every nfty miles
- SHOWS YOU have no faith in Your
This vas greeted with absolute
s.aenee on the part OF the men gath
sseo AZ INC luncheon. numbering be-
We're British. \ few minutes bci0rn
thsy had cheered heartily The s,air-
ment mat the American navy aviaI0ra
rad neen successful in reaching E,uronr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BRUNSWICK, Ga, May :s.--The A.
lantus, hrst concrete steamer Quilt on
the south Atlantic coast, which Loft
10 Wilmington. = g.. has returned to
port With engine trouole. Another
start Will bs made nest week.
GENEVA. May 2S-The aged Lud-
WIG. former King OF Bavaria. is show
ing signs OF Insanity, which is hcredit-
AIRY ~ the former royal family. An
expert in mental diseases arrived Tues
day al ZiZcrS. near CORE. from Munich.
The AGED cN-monarch has been re-
siding IN Switzerland since the middle
OF tile month. Former Prince Rup-
p.rcft 81 Bavaria is expected TO arrive
Al Zizers shortly from i.uccrnc.
ludwig, during violent fits declares
that Bavaria won the Wat nnd says
umph 1T the head OF his victorious
army
corENHAGEN May cs-1n spite Of
The great length % the German coun-
icr-p proposals, u dispatch from Berlin
saws thc memorandum dons not go
into all details OF the allied terms.
but aims ITO piscc The entire work OF
BERLIN MAJ .S-rhe newspapers
comment ~ great length on me Ger
man counter proposals. Theodor
r'olfr u, tna-T accbiatt. says that The
whole Count<r-drait CORE ponds 10 the
GoWucr"tic ideals OF right, and IN no
way - military natipna!ist conceptions.
The demand that the occupation troops
Shall return home IL six months at the
latest might also he rcckoned as meant
20 aueci the pr eie:Nation OF German
NEW YORK. May 2S~-Ttie general
educational board announced tonight
an appropriation Of $4,000 towards
the 100000 TO he added TO tho cndow-
mcHt Of the medical school of Wash
iugtOu |. tvcrsity, -. Louis. 10 enable
the university 20 develop more highly
III department of pharmaco!ogy.
bcrto Jara the new Mexican minister
to Cuba presented his credentials to
PF e.. .I >! Mem9Ea! today os
Giiicti today introduced a resolution
proposin2 Il constitutional amendment
possI IN the last Congress. was Enacted
when Z was referred
PARIS. May 2S.-Charles II. Crane,
commissioner TO investigate conditions
PIE. Or. Il {. King, presiden. o.
same commission. Will follow on Thurs
day.
FAIRS, May 2s-A request by Ger
man Austria that the faculties OF mcdi-
/ cine Of various spanish universities
/ send delegates 10 report tho effects a
famine due TO the allied blockade has
met dm4n,niy with 4 Imsesatii,ve response.
of the kolchak government were
( storming OrennurE. one Of the last
Eolshevist strongholds in Southeast
junction, on May u. according TO =
telegram received here from omsk to.
day
CHICAGO. May IS. - Charles F.:
/ cSi-Salaucd superintendent OF schools
F.. IN the United States, was dismissed 10
maE. Ills salary was $4,000 year
me dismissal followed installation o!
new school board selected under
the administration OF Mayor William
Hale Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
GOVERNMENT HAS BOUGHT
THlRTY-EIGHT CAMP SITES
Camp Morrison, Warwick County. W..
In Definitely Slated for
Abandonment.
tRv Associnted pres.l

IBv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. May ga report on
the status OF army camps. cantonment.
and dying helda. as or May 20, issued
ny the War Department today. lists
ntteeh National Amy environments.
fourteen aviation fields. one National
Guard camp AMI eight miscellaneous
military posts us being purchased" by
NC government. Camps Melgs, ID. c.:
Merritt. y. j.. and Mills. " Y. are
listed as retained under lease" and
the remainder arc declared to be either
retained temporarily. slated for aban.
donncnt or being sold"
Negotiations are under way. or have
been completed. for the purchase of
the following:
All National Army cantonments ex
cept Funston. which Is already owned
by the United States
Aviation fields include: Carlstrom.
Fla; Chapman, ria: Dorr, Fla: Parks
Tenn. and Souther. Ga.
miscellaneous camps include: Rem
ming. Ga: Bragg. \. g: johnston, Fla.
Aviation supply dcpots include
Montgomery. Ala.
Camps definitely slated for aban-
donitien,. in addition To those already
advertised for sale. include Camps
Forrest. Ca: Greenleaf, Ga. and Nor
rison, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
BROADWAY TO BE REFORMED
Police Comn,issioucr Urges More LiKhts
on White Way and Hctter
M0Snlr.

NEW YORK. lay IS tBroadway is
TO be reformed.
Better lights and better morale are
needed Tor this great white way.
AT luncheon OF tho Broadway AS
sociation NJ the Hotel Astor today.
COLONEL :. pumon Thompson. president
~ the associa ION. declared that the
lighting OF The street. which WAS in
adequate, was to hc the mrs, thing 60
the organization would tako up. and
way.
Police Commissioner Enrisht de-
clared all Improvement was needed in
the morals OF Broadway, which he
characterized as a sort OF no mana
land lie promised that laxity would
no longer he permitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
GREEK TROOPS ADVANCE
French Herr Army In on March From
smyrna Toward Mngncsin, in
rhcSSnly.
lBN Assnciatch rrnss

PARlS May 2S.-lnform;ttiou has
Deen received in French circles tina,
creek troops are advancing from
smyrna toward MaSnesia tin the cast
ern part of Thessaly) and. Adm
.eiShty miles TO the southeasD, the
turks retiring before thHm.
The statement ia made by the Creeks
that their purpose in advancing Is to
restore order and 10 take a ccusun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
ASKED TO TRY TRIP AGAIN
Mackenzie Grie,c Onercd Orpor,u,i,r
TO Fly With Frederick l..
Un!nham.

ST Johns; y. r. May .s-Lieu;en.
cued in midoccan with Harry {; iI,e%,
xeF alteT their unsuccessful attempI 10
ny across the Atlantic. has beer, in.
sirnan. 10 try it aEaim," thIs ~, ,,'a. II
navigate. OF tho Nsrtinsydc piame 10
be pioted by the Australians rival
Captain Charles " Morgan, of.ici.
nally selected as Eavnn;lp'. navig.ior
vas 30 seriously iriu,.d when tbs
Martinique plunged its nos. into liz
turf while attempting 10 "hop on WIN
Hawker's Sopwith, that PHYSICIANS .nr
hads him 10 think OF iurther fyinp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
MOB LYNCHES NEGRO
Accused of Attacking Thrce Nb;,,
women Tie Held In ou
Lonely Road.
IBv Associ.,.d Pr.

MEMPHIS. May acaser reports
&c "a. here tonight from fernando
shf owe Branch. Miss. told OF 'ii,r
,EncnlnE today near Mineral Woljs.
MISS. OF negro accused of attcmniinc
20 sIsck one o! three white women
lacy we're riding in a buggy
ne dragged the woman INTO c1umn
OF bushes before the screams of h.,
.ompanions frightened him away. II
distance telephone messages ,opirbf
An aIegHd accomplicc. il was s3id
eao peen arrested by the sheriff and
whence he later was removal a., -" ' .,r
other village for safekcepinl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
FRESH DECORATIONS
FOR FRIDAY PARADE

E--cN !. NueH Z EOm I!rSt PaSe)
in the morning. sharn Foy 49, ~
cannon possibly reach the grounds ar
mat time automobiles viii be nroyiatd
Tor Their transportation from IN.
son Hotel at S:i5 !. NJ 10 ths E,j-
Grounds GO
Mrs Norman V Randolph's com.
mitsee i. asked by Mrs. Randolph 10
o'clock 10 begin operations.
- rs also urged tina; factory and
etntr Whistles announce. as on last
satNrday' the arrival OF the tropn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
AMERICANS WITH CANADIAN
ARMY WILL BE CARED FOR
bureau of War Risk Insurance Issues
New Regulations for Wounded
Soldiers.
rRy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. May 2S-Under a
reciprocal agreement completed be-
tween tho United States and Canada,
Americans who were wounded whiis
serving in tho Canadian army will re-
ccivc hospital treatment under dircC-
ton of the Bureau of War Risk In
surance atter they return 10 the United
States and Canadians wounded in
American service will he cared for by
American service Will be cared for by
their government after returning home
Each government will reimburse
me other for the costs of rendering
the service. The Canadian department
81 soldiers re-esta blishmcnt will look
amer the work on tho other side OF the
hnrIfr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

- declared. it would mean fresh
catastrophe for the whole world. Tho
German statement adds:
dying philosophy of imperialistic
and capftslistic tendencies is here celc
brstinS it's last terrible triumph.
We appeal TO the innate right Of men
and nations. under which the British
state developed. the Dutch people lib
Grated themselves. tho North American
nation established it's Independence and
France shook off its absolutism. Tho
sustaipers of sacred tradition cannot
refuse it to a people which has JUS,
won the power to live according TO its
own free will"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
VICTORY BONDS AT PAR
Recover From slight Drop DeIow Face
Nalue Ia First Dny of
JrndinK,

NEW YORK. Nay IS victory
bonds, which were dealt in on the
stock Exchange Yesterday for the first
time and sold slightly below par, were
traded IN at par today. The bonds
went as low Yesterday as aoss. The
hrst issue of Liberty bonds sold a,
par when first marketed, but soon a:tcf
declined None of tho various issues oi
United states war bonds has since sold
at par until today's quotation wa:
recorded for the new ANS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
SERVICE MEN PROTEST
DON'T Wnnt Mayor who Has just Cot
ten Nnturhiinntion Papers to Par
ttctpatc I'm Ectc,

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. Nav Is
several hundred soldiers. sailors and
marines last night unanimously iidonte Cd
resolutions opposing Official particina :
ION IN July Fourth honors to them bv
Mn aSS cred -. Miller, German born
me Mayor received his naturaIiza-
.lons requested his resignation as gen
erai chairman OF the July I committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
SERVICE FOR COUNTESS
Memorial Ceremony In Paris Honor,
Latc Mother Of Louis
Philippe.
IEv Associatch Pre..

PARIS. May 2S.--Meluorial service
q: Louis Philippe. Duke Of Orleans.
were held today in the Church OF ST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Archbishop
Of Paris Anticipating.
Representatives OF the Kings OF
spain. belgium and Italy attended the
services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
Jewish Soldiers in Parade.

EOSTON, Man ..s.-Two lhoussnd
soldiers Of Jewish faith marched IN =
great parade her" today as a protes,
against the atrocities being committed
against The Jews ~ Poland and I.ithT.
santa. Nor" than 10000 people attend.
ed q mass meeting at McChhnics' Han
10 near Charles W. Eliot, Governor
samuel w. Mccall. Licutcuant-G ovcrnor
cox ana EriEaGiCr-General cole de
mhnd an immediate end to tho ON
RACES. overflow meetings we're held in
tho Boston commons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

from tho malls In the Raieish mo-. "
Office. John Back. for eleven years Az
employees IN the mail service here, Il
States Commissioners w. r. Batchsicr
Decoy letters with stamps and MONEY
were the means used by the inspectors
person. when arrested. a quantity NJ
the mar ked stamps and a silk sb,pt
that Ii is claimed will be proven MI
taken from the parcel poet mail h,s
him. " W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
SEVEN VlRGINIANS ARE TO
ENTER WEST POINT JUNE 13
List OF Prospective Army OHiccrs Is
Made Public ny the War
Department. :.
i ISpsGial to Tno Times-Disnatch,l

NTtti0I no TIC IlNlCS- DlSpaICN.I
WASHINGTON. May 3S-Se,cn
Young Nirginams have qualified fo,
entrance 10 the Military Academy at
West Point. according TO arannounce-
mout issued today by the War Dc
partment. All Of thcm took the eN-
animation in March. and Will he adj
mittcd TO the academy on June Is.
The NirrinIanS arc as follows: Viii
liam Jackson Morton. il AlcXandr.a;
John Adair Purcell, Glen Allen: Lam
don Garter Catlc,t. Ir.. Gloucester;
lanes Randolph y Daniel. ,Ir. Rich
moud; Stuart Alfred B"ckiey. Roanoke.
Charles -. DAVIS Bristol. and Louis
t'glrI.r HTli.v II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
CHARGE NEGRO WITH MURDER
Coroner'E Jury Find. rb.,Io
Was Sipin ny ErnesI
Hunter.

CHARLOTTE. ~ G.. Nav IS ~.
Harry /. Montgomery was sho, 10 de ~
by Ernest Hunter, negro. was tno ynr"
diet reached by the CoroHcr,s i,,r,
here late today At the conciusiom ~ ~
inquest. hssun Monday into the kiilinp
OF Montgomery late Friday night wbiIe
riding with his fancee Miss J,orine
Owen. on by-road in tho edge ~ Ike
city. Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
Bun Soils fnr aIc5.nnn.

BUFFALO. \. Y. May aS.-Ra gapplc
INC Great two-year- old lIoIstein
bull, was sold for si25,oO0 at The dis
perSal sale OF tho stock farnlnf on
yer Cabana, Jr. here TO-DAY The nr,,.c
IL said TO be the highest ever paid for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

PARIS, May 2s-The name OF the
Duke OF Devonshire and General Jan
mentioned as possible appontees as
BRUSH ambassador 10 Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

Charged Tie Robbed Mails
RAl.EIt;i y. .. MAY 2S-CharEcd
with stealing letters containing stamps
and money and parcel post packages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

CHICAGO. May IS - Charles f..
Chadscy. sand 10 have been the high
csl -salaucd superintendent OF schools
IN the United States. was dismissed 10 =
dty Ills salary was $4,000 q wear
rhe dismissal followed installation Of
new school board selected under
the administration Of Mayor william
Hale Thomson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Accounted For.

Rankin: A famous physician says
the less people wear tho longer they
live.
Phyle: That probably accounts
for the longevity OF chorus girls. --
Youngstown Telegram
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
CLEVER FORGER
COMES TO GRIEF
Attempt to Cash Check
for $50 Arouses Sus-
picion of Clothier.

That one OF TulaA'a most clever
check artists has been landed In the
city jail was the belief OF the police
hfter receiving informHJjDr concern
Ing j ~ shaw. charges with for
gerry yesterday afternoon. %
prosperous looking man about
26 years old walked into thu Lee
Kunsmon Clothing store. 226 south
Main, "Wednesday afternoon ana saN -
ing that he Wanted 10 buy some
clothing asked kunsmnn 80 cash a
check for $50. The check was re-
fused and the man ulkod ont. De.
tcctive Harry Sanders OF the police
force WAS IN the store at tho time
and kunsman turned TO him and
said Il believe chat wAs y forged
check" Sanders followed him and
arrested the man a block away IIc
was taken 10 the police station and
held for investigation
lie gave his nam" as ] r. Shaw
saying that he was doiug somo dri.l-
ing for an oil company at OkmulCrc
and said his home was az Rome. Ga.
Information was gained by police
later that shaw had heon visiting
other stores after banking hours and
attempting to cash similar checks.
Among hia effects were found sever
al checks for amount from t2t To- $50
written on Georgia banks and signed
J, NJ shaw. who the man explained.
was his uncle.
Among them was pcraonnl check
for Sc on the Rome National hnnk
at Rome. Ga, which had been Cnshcd
at Okmulgee and returned marked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
ROGERS BUYS A FARM
TIlsan Acquires 27i Acres just Out
u Gh Limits OF khnGuS City {"
Breed High Grade Stock.

Harry II. Rogers president OF the
chamber Of commerce and promi'
nent oil man OF Tulsa. and Wallace
Good. jr, OF Kansas city. this week
purchased tho former A. ID. Cotupg-
ham farm OF IA acres. four miles
south Of the city limits OF Kansas
City, Mo, for $4,000. The farm
will be under the active manage
meut Of Mr.. Good. who is associated
company at the slockyards, The
with the Range Cattle Commission
purchase price represents an invest
ment Of a little less than $500 an
acre
Hereford cattle will he bred eN-
clusivCly on the farm, 1T being the
Intention OF the new owners 10 In
crease their investment TO. $3.50 .O0k
The stock viii bc made one. II thS
show Hereford herds in the country.
Mr. Rogers vas this week elected a
member OF the board Of directors
OF the American Hereford Breed
ers' association
Mr.. Rogers stated to The World
Saturday night that the best cattle
from his farm N Wenubleau. Mo,
ahol, 80 miles north OF Springfield,
VIII be removed 10 Kansas City be-
cause Of It's central location as Il IS
thus best fllcd both for sale and
shows He has also extensive cattle
interests In Hughes and Seminole
counties but breeds there only grade
cattle