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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
MILLS SALE WELL
ATTENDED THIS WEEK

G. l.. Mills. the Cash Dry Goods
Store enjoyed fine business this
week following the opening Of the
sale at his store. The house was
packed with buyers and the large
number Of sierks have been kept
busy. He has many attractive offer.
ings this week, and our readers will
do well TO look for bis ad again this
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
Moore Bros. &spair Furniture. 40

+. ID. Stockbridge and wife re-
turned last Saturday from Brennan,
Texas, where they went a few months
ago to look after business matters.
Mr.. Stockbridge has opened up the
Lubbocls5 Creamery and bottling
works again. md is ready for bust
ness. Y has an announcement in
this issue Of 4 Avalanche.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05
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= HOME DEMONSTRATION =
= DEPARTMENT =

The Lubbock County Poultry As
ISOLATION will hold its regular meet
ing at the court house Saturday af-
ternoon, June Ia. Some interesting
questions viii come up for discus
sion. We expect Miss Lillian Halle.
Poultry Specialist, Of the A. a NJ
Extension Service to be with US.
This will be a meeting that you can
not affort to miss.
MILE NJ. HALSEY,
Sec'y Association.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Prohibition is possibly the only
amendment that will finally weather
the storm Of opposition encountered
by the voters over the State on May
cath There seems to be slight hopes
for the home amendments. though
the margin will be extremely light Il
Il receives majority at AL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

G, r. Howard this week shipped a
large ellis antlers TO the Elks Lodge
at Colgate, Oklahoma This was q
very fine pair, and was valued AZ
Sih0.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Little Jordan Sutphin arrived from
Fort Worth the first Of this week to
spend a few weeks visiting with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Jordan.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Pete heall aud family returned
Thursday morning from Seasrayoa
where they haye hesn Waiting Mia.
Neall parents, NJ and Mu, Lum
iluiaen Coz several aass
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

PUBLIC OPINION.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
for Getting Governor
Salary Increased.

To the News.
want to say that the defeat Of
the raise in the Governors salary
wins a very bad mark against the
people Of this Empire State. Anyone
who will analize The vote Of the peo-
pie throughout the State as regards
road bonds and taxation TO maintain
said roads must readily perceive that
the people are not penniless So
there must be some other cause. My
view is as follows: They have never
nut the question Of salary increase up
20 the people in the proper form So
ms to avoid any prejudice existing
against the Governor. whoever he
might be. the Legislature should state
that the increase in salary should
take effect at some stated time in the
future, then il would not apply until
that time was reached and the PEG
pie in the meantime could look
around for some big man who would
be worthy Of the increase and induce
him to run Were the people asked
in this manner there is no doubt ir
my mind but what they would vote
the $4,000 salary.
PAT O'KEEFE.
Dallas. Texas. Nav %
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

DEATHS.
%%%+++++++++++++++++++++++

Sarah Lou Shelby, born in Ala
bama, Nov. 9th. 1868, died here in a
sanitarium, June LIST. The deceased
has lived in Lampasas, Texas, for
many years, coming here only about
year back She has made her home
while here with her daughter, Mrs
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Mrs. T. G. pearee, Of Rails. who
sas been here for some time IN san.
itarlum was able 60 return home the
frat of The week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

/. II. Pollard She had been in very
1ad health for some time and con-
fined to her bed about twelve weeks
prior to her death. Her daughter.
Mrs. L. W. Marlborough, of Vernon,
was here to attend her bedside The
deceased was a member of the first
Presbyterian Church of this place. -
The body was shipped to LamYssas
Sunday morning for intermaNE
"Bolshevism On Tytnr-The Ly-
ric. T@.F 49-l
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

Albert Cook, local manager for the
M \ Hughes Hardware house a.
this place 10 spending few days In
Ahllena llla week,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

About the first of July the Sanitary Market will occupy the
building used by the High Style Dress Shop. We
you prompt delivery Phone 81 when in need of the
best
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

See ne''' ''''Ss, harness 40 /
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-05

See Moore Bros for harness. 40 l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
Bill Exempting Labor Unions and the
Farmers from Anti Trust Law Amended
House of Representatives Coos on Record as OPP
posed to Such Law BY the Note Of So to 10 on
Motion Of Congres1nxn Fess Of Ohio

Washington, BspA 1.-THE house
went on record today az orpoeBd 10
any further Legislation cxemptfng la
Dor and fnrmers' organizations froa
this operation at tho ANTITRUST lawn,
This vnts was 81 IN 10 In favor Of
an amendment by Representative Hoss
OF ohAo to stri1re nut tho fnllewiR1
prcviaious Of sentton In the dofici-
emory bill RrprepEiating eso8, 900 for
the enforcement Of Antitrust laws by
tho department of jnstioei
Provided, hewover. that no part Of
this money shall ba spent In tins prose-
euticn OF any organisation or iHdi-
vidusl for catering into any seuhina-
tion or agsesnaHnt having In view the
increasing ~ wages, shortening Of
hours, or betteripg the conditana Of
labor, ~ Tar any asst dene In further
anes thereof. NOT in itself uniAwfui,
Provided farther, that no part 81
fer ths ps1sssutiaH ri produeaes Of
farm products and associations ef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20

washington. Sept fs.--John F'itx-
patrick. chairman OF the steel workers
committee, arrived here today from
Pittrhurg and irnanediatelsH went into
n hong conferences with preEldent Sam
uel Go<npers, Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said that the CON
ference was In reference to certain
aa4tara relatine to the strike against
the United states Steel corporation
which will begin Monday and that any
statement would have to come from
Preside MT Gompers Mr., Gornpers. how
ever. said he had nothing to say.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick Said that he could
not confirm the report that Bernard NJ.
Rarrch. former chairman of the war
industries board, had gone IN person
Mt the request of President Wilson to
try to induce Judge Gary to meet tho
steel workers committee
II cannot say what the presfdenS
did said Mr.. Fitzpatrick. but ] VIII
say that we believe the president did
or erything hs could to persuade the
United states Steel corporation to go
into conference with us
The strike is primarily to get con-
ference Our letters to the president
explains why there was no other way
out and why there could be no further
delay.
..ro delay would be to lose that for
which we are hghttng.~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
Senator johnson
Remains on Trail
of the President
Arrangement Is NJ a d e
w by IN Event
Treaty Comes to Vote,
Californian Pairs With
Martin.

johnson. iy to s.opttnue hss er,s-s.eh-rnxk-
ing te.ar IN ehs trail Of the r~rxydeut
tbs WINS <rciHeA te<4uv after rrvev.I
xMxse<s~ conferences xusesrsx Rryunrrar
ssxsacr~
Infrr, szv, h. .rexzs-s e,~-x- h.w The xrf4~
treaty crowd. Yvr.. yotrn~~yy1 LIS more finn
a,wxkcps TO yet yra to t.assforurm- where
President Wilson's ~peeeh~s yrs
KNOCK try hotex IN Ju,.r~yvrx rvx.rr r,a-
ntjczsl fences And timer. v~xs TAN 70
the effect inst ppxpe NJ Ys>e rexsatry~w
kent Mt wr-ns,g-ton frr th~r Kn-sre
Uas not .-axt,,y snsyn - rxsv :. <.hxr~a
A. Johrxnc .n rrtte,s- eryta f4,n ryv,e
r,,~nt WITH n wrs~~b nv .xr,, ~,v~r-- A~v
-rps aect.irp ws- mot r~~rH~<r r.~.gfv-
tx,t s,.-r,n t<,v vccx ~ttr,,s,,~H = 1vx ~-eux
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
PRESIDENT DRAWS THE DEADLY
PARALLEL In HIS SPEECHES TO
THE MULTITUDE In SAN DIEGO
Drop from Payroll
City Emplnyes in
Labor Agitation
New York to Abolish
Positions of Men Active
in Urging T Formation of
Unions.

New York, Sept 1a.--fexax Of city
depirtn ents were ordered today by
Mayor Hylan to drop from their pay
rolls all employees who have been
active In forming an organization Of
workers In these departments for the
purpose OF afFfitattng with the Amer
can Federation OF Labor.
IT direct Won TO give Immediate at
tent:on to this cknss Of employees
wrote the Mayor to lsfy commissioners.
~and have their positions abolished
IA the next yezrs budget They
sh Guild not be en- the city pesyruIks TO
stir ur strtfe and trouble for their
cmpiJyer-the people OF the city"
The mayor added that the matter
Of Increasing salaries b. now under
consideration The mayors acft5n
follcw ed the announcement that AT a
meeting held last night the formation
OF central urrfon IT city employees
had beer considered
Delegates were said to have h~en
present from fifteen city employees
organizations, including the frennen,
hut not the police. The artecn asso-
CATIONS represented more than 100,
200 men and women working for the
city. A campaign for an frrrnedfate
increase OF SIS per cent fn wages was
urged at the meeting
Police Commissioner Tnright an
rounccd today that the Police Lieu
tenants Benevolent Association had
adopted resolutions conicmninr police
strikes in general and the Boston
strike In particular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
bULL|TT ONCE MORE
GETS IN PUBLIC EYE
Claims That His Exhibit
Before Senate Commit
tee ON Matters Pextasn-
ing to Russian Situation
Are Discred7ted.

Washington. SEPT r<.--ssoxne atplo-
mats here who have arswi yzed the tes~
tfrnony Of wlilsm G.. Bu61ftt, the text
OF which has tust be<EA made available
by the senate forcfxn H-sntions com
uittee 81 is said. predict taat II win
cause an upheavat TN Crest Britain
and France W hem the fur text Tn
av1ifasle In chose countries.
Mr. BuIiist made fhe direct charge
that Lloyd George had deceived the
British parliament srd the British
people and he characterized this decep-
tion in these words
1T WAS 4 most egreEious case of
misleading the public perhaps the
boldest thet ] have ever known in
my life"
Mr.. DusIftt's ~exhieit no. n be-
fore the senate foreiga relations com
ynittee was entitled notes eonyer-
sations held in the office Of n fichon
az he ouai d'oreay On JANUARY 1s-
f9Ia- Preliminary tsiycusHs9on regardin n
the situation in Rrsetz-"
IT appears from those notes that Mfr.
T.loyi-GSeorEe discussed tire Russian
situation at sorae length He cnded his
discussion with the statement that
there seemed TO him to be three pos
sshle policies to meet tho Russian stu
alton. These were:
l. Military Intervention.
9. Establishment of . GORDON
j Summou'ng representative of the
Roisheyiki to Paris to. appear before
the peace con ference ~soanewhat IN the
way that the Roman empire summoned
chiefs OF outlying tributary states to
render an account OF their actfona-
As 10 the policy of military inter
vention Mr.. Lloyd George is alleged
20 have waid the mere kdeA OF crush
ing Fofxh@wf@ra by n military force ~
pure Madness AS to the proposal that
q Gordon be established around RuksiA
Bunstt says Mr., fAoyd-Ceorge said
that the Gordon policy IN policy
ghich- ~ humane people, those pres
ent could not consider. The third pro-
Hi'ossAt.' HAT Of atrftHfoniny <reprcwenfa~
tsvsss Of, the Rahahexfki to Parts seemed
t., -Atsss tAs wise course.
Mr. Bul}itt's Testimony" has been
discreaited both IN this country and in
Europa. and has been pronounced abb
zurd by leading British statesmen and
observers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
WOMEN SEEK
REPRESENTATION

New York. Sept. 19.--President
Wilson'S failure to appoint at least
one woman ON the committee
named by him for the Industrial
conference in Washington has
aroused much Indignation arn ong
New York women.
ut IL sirnply incomprehensible
that President Wilson he's selected
no women to attend the confer
ence," said Mrs. Raymond Robins.
president of the National Woman's
Trade Union League. Women
would be at great assistance in the
deliberations"
Mary Garrett Hay. former presi-
dent of the Federation of Women's
club s, said:
Labor problems in the United
States and the world at large can
not be adjusted until men and
women gvt together on them.
President wilson should have taken
this into consideration"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
To Return
TO WASHINGTON

r.fNufA. MINI. Sept. fa-~snnater FL
ram Lohnson announced at the eencfu-
sion Of HIS speech hero tonight he
would not complete his snaa kinS en-
arguments IN the West. but w"enhf re-
turn to Washington TO lead the aght
s>sss 4 ~ tsSsra FER, adoption ct his
amenaFN~rt To the teasae et. Ysasfems
eeTsnant relative To the voting power
ofhthe United States and England, He
r,ade tn. decision re 1artsess Of tale
grams frens Senator I~ease ana Sena-
tor Borah. urging him to continue to-
the coast And assuring him they woaid
champion his amendment.
AS Senator Jehnsoa's speaking cam =
ratgn against unresevvea ratification
Of the league OF nations covenant pro-
eressed. n became evident the CAM
fornta SENATOR had dennfteiy sounded
the sentiment Of the Middle West on
the sukJeet Of Pa titscstion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20

Washington, Sapt 1s.--Radical sis-
ments NJ work in the United States
are taking advantages Of tho condition
OF unrest to further their campaign
to destroy the national constitution
and oxerthrox the Eoxernmsrn
This was the warming sounded to
the country by Representative Touner,
Of Iowa. in an address in the house
today on the 132nd anniversary Of the
adoption Of the constitution
I'm some way the peopie should be
made to know sad AE. Toaner. .-that
tho abolition Of the constitutional
government IN America means the be-
ginning of anarchy. the inauguration
OF chaos.
Aud the danger Is NOT fapcied or
remote. II ia here apd irIucu 4 ng.
We should understand that lsotshey-
t$za II noH Az existing Institution ~
az United StntEzs as.aasszasdeifs:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
wATCHFUL WAITING
ON BOTH SIDES

Fsttsburg. Pa, Sept 1s.--Wfth tho
strike OF the steel workers IN All non
union plants virtually certain to begin
on Monday, both sides ara now resting
on their oars Many OF the workers
have already decided not to wait for
the strike order and werc to be seem
taking to the hills for picnic and
outing today On their way they mot
numerous patrols OF tho state oon-
stabulary who have becn sent into
this district In anticipation of disor-
der.
The Monessen plant OF the Pitts
b,,rgh Steel company was this nrEt
victim of this advance wnlkout. being
forced to shut down today because Of
shortage Of men. other planta also
were very hard hit, hut managed 70
keep running. In the plants that
were running the work was rroeeod-
ing az briskly ~ II there was no
thought Of striking, This was true Of
the plants wherc es per can't Of tho
men arc members Of the union and
therefore ready to walk out whom tho
word II given.
Tho mill mnnagcru have apparently
adopted . policy OF watohfui waiting,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
Towner Sounds Warning Note Against
Influence Of Bolshevik Propaganda
Iowa Congressman Claims Radical Elements Are
at Werk Throughout Country, and Taking Adj
vantage Of the Condition of Unrest to Further
Their Campaign

party. recently orsnnized, beforES to
tho Same group at international social
lists aas the Bofshesdki OF Russia
It's Secretary declares that the
party will take part In the 1874 cam
Paign and will hare put one plank In
It's platform. the domination qf the
working class ard the abolition Of cap
itafisna.
Specialization OF Industries, the Iowa
conEressnan declared, means not
only in abandonment az the constitn-
ton but also Of every fundamental
principle of govern ment that America
represents"
He appealed to tho members OF the
house aad the patriotic people OF the
country 10 take warning OF tac dan
gers OF the present situation and to
hestir themselves to preserve the con-
srttHttQn a. Tne Erea{ hnixaEkS A<Hi4st
0RxzeA.Aks k11ru6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
Governor Adds Appeal
to That Of the City
Urges People Of the State to
Help Corpus Christi to the
Extent Of Their Ability.

eaeverRav sawis Yests Ptiax addict
hiH apneai to that at tho city ami
urges all peraens in tho city and
tho state Va help the swtfering oitt-
wens at Garrus Cheistt and the add
jaeaHt soctian, o*arwhaimed sew
oral DAYS awa hy a tidal WAVE and
q eyeiona-
At a meeting On "Wednesday In
tho council chamber, called try Act
ing Mayor Joseph n. Powers, and
participated III by nnn hsr of
prominent citizens. a resolution was
adapted calling uPen all eaixens ia
help in this great emergency. The
banks agreed to act as repositories
sor funds, which were to be tefa-
graphsd at anes To the stricken
city.
Fhis a9tien was taken upon re-
eeipt Of tsIaaraIu from tho mayor
of Corpus Christi. who s~id help
was badly needed.
I'm to tho present tima eontri-
hutions ara pstisuJly smAH. End se-
essvdi1E to expressions from cfti-
zens, It appears that the people OF
Richmond have lost their old time
spirit Of sympathy and readiness
to heip their suffering fellow men.
Acting Mayor Adams. who upon
return to the city assumed the place
held hy Ar. Powers during the alb
sencs Of M&eor Ainslie. yesterday
followed up the action taken BY NE
Powers, and urges the people to
at pnee get busy With their sub
scrtptions-
t-Ehs people Of Corpus Christi
would starve - death and perish
frem exposure,s said q citizen yes
tsrday. IF they had TO depend upon
tbs contrihutions 80 tar gwen BY
this sssx; u 1at&kr Asasnashaa
E&lSt3e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
rTAIY'S GOOD FAITH.


Rome. Sept. ts-frenfer Nitti in a
speech at the chamber of deputies this
afternoon said:
strong language has been used
lately. but that is imperative owing to
the fact that many abroad question
itaiy's good faith Ttaly's allies might
have believed the Italian government
An accomplish of D'Annunxto.
The allies have recognized italy g
loyalty and have decided to consider
the Fturne incident an internal one"
Geneva. Sept tive have
decided to resist to the bitter
end. Nothing win change my
determination. I have come
here to die"
roet warrior and NOW conQuerer Of
respondent of the Italtam newspaper
Corricre Della Sierra NJ 10 his plans. He
added;
y have too many man and ann
sending back those don't need.
Italian warships in the harbor of
tiume are at my disposal, The arffcs
have given no signs of life; allied
warships are leaving port
IT arm absolutely master of Ffure-
General Robilant's troops win not at
tack Us Italian soldiers WIN not
fight thesr brothers %
London, Sept. Is.--~Tvre trpor-
lance OF AeagUe Of nations WAS never
ne greatly demon-t rated as It is At the
resent moment when the F'iunne IN
cident rs demanding the attention of
the whole world Raid IN official OF
the british foreign off1ce to Universal
Service this afternoon
SIf thn peace treaty hza baAnnFssel.
fed and the league ~ nations ver~
able to function, the league could
Rave acted as q trustee for Ffurn~ IN
the present troubles and Italy would
have agreed to any solution Of the
The IuEo-sslavs wouId Also hav~
accepted a solution at any rate TOM
rorarify, II 1t were arrived at through
the league"
that all British and French troops
have evacuated Fiume by n mutual
s<reement, feavtrg italy alone to deal
with Gabrielle D'Annunxso IN her own
way. This action. It was adm itted. Is
directly contrary to the decision OF
the peace conference, which promised
ton OF Tiume until the
league OF nations had formulated the
future policy.
With italy left to deal with Dan
runzto. who is cntrenched IN the
city, observers hcre arc watching the
~nro-Slavs who, although 0uiet Mt
present. may break out against the
poet-usurper mt any moment
While tho Italian government has
publicly denounced the poets action
and promised to put It's own house In
order" It In felt hare that the italian
rai;itnry wtnked when the Dramatic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
STOPS
LYACH|AG MOB

New York, Sept. is.~-Sstanding with
"A rope about his neck pleading for his
fife. Charles i3ftkawttz. twenty scve n,
would have been lynched tonight by
a mob which had already fiung the
other END of the rope over an ole
waited railroad structure near his
hame- hut for the. appearance ad "A
policeman.
The affirar raid he would shoot the
first Persau who pulled the repe,
IAftkoWity vsss charged with at
tas.ksxrfr a fylri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-20
PRICE F|xERS MEET IN
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Committee Not to Delay
Action Pending Passage
of Prohteering Bill, But
to Make Full mvestiga-
tons at Once.

Though no definite action was taken
by the body. six mem bers Of the Rich
mond prfce-hxing corn Ynittee. OF whi1n
r. Grayson Dashieii is chairman
meeting yesterday afternoon IN execu-
tive session Ia the state corporation
corn mission courtroom, discussed at
some length the coming investigation
of prices OF food. clothing and fuel.
1t is understood that the sentiment
OF the session favored proce edfng with
the stigation without awaiting the
power to punish the profiteers- The
anti -proffteering bill. which Is now
before congress, rs expected to be
passed within the nex few DAYS
There were six members of the
committee present yesterday they be
ing Chairman DashlelI. Airs Stuart
hichaux. y. 6. Smith. Hagh Antrim.
K. ". Merchant and Thomas e. Nor
ton. The committee will hold another
meeting Monday afternoon. and it is
believed that something definite Will
he done Before adjournment. Mr.
DashieIl declared last night following
the meeting that plans for the iBves-
ueation are proceeding very nicely
and Ii is believed that it viii be
launched before very many days.
The creation az the conduct of the
fatr-prfcs committees which have
been established and will he cstab
lished all over Virginia. is 10 be the
work at the council of defense.
Hugh B. Spronl. In writing to the
governor regarding organization Of
committees. concludes hrs letter by
saying:
TN order that the work may be
successful. it Is necessary to have fuil
corporation between federal. sta 60
and municipal authorities l. there
fore. respectfully suggest that you, be
ing In control OF the necessary ma
ehinery OF the state. take charge OF
this work with your various agencies
hereby tender TO you my hearty and
unreeerved support, and the benefit OF
any records and Information that I
may possess"
Letter Tn MFR Dnsstcn.
Colonel &. r. Kelley. of the Council
OF Defense, yesterday afternoon sent
the following letter TO r. esrAsson
Dashiefl, chairman of the Richmond
afr-priee omrlittee;
Tn accordance with our under
standing OF yesterday am sending
forth my views TO be placed before
your committee when II meets this
Afterneth. ara II can1sef> sSrrvsaN to
you how deeply regret my inability
to b. with yn0. + may SAY. however.
In ~xteauatieya Of my absence that I
hAd understood you w~re TO hold "A
meeting yesterday and earne hack TO
Richmond FIR the purpose of being
with you.
My nfsice n making every endeavor
10 keep up with the ants-profiteertng
hill now IN congress. and we have
written for copies Of the bin az orig
inalfy introduced, and copies OF All
amendments accepted ny either
house. II they arrive after leave
the once, and prior to your assem-
bling this afternoon, they win be
handed to you,
II hope you win net lay too great