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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
CHILDREN'S WEEK
WAS OBSERVED AT
TUCKER RECENTLY
by Mrs. Everett Tucker, community
chairman)

by Mrs. Everett Tucker, community
chairman)
Children's Week was observed by
the Methodist church at Tucker,
April 20-27. There was mass meet
ing of the adults, teachers and Of
ficers on Tuesday night, Committee
were appointed and a community
chairman elected.
The committe visited every home in
the community and it was pleasant to
find that, out of all CHILDREN in the
the community, those not attending
Sunday School are the ones living too
far and with no way to come.
1t is hoped that this difficulty will
be particularly overcome. We FIND
that out of AZ grown people, only II
are members of the Sunday School.
There seems to be so much interest
however, that it is thought this part
of the report will be improved be-
| fore another year has passed. -
| The week ended 4with4a ulion meet
| ing of the Sheriff. and Tucker Sun
( day Schools at Tucker when reports
Of conditions in both s &4dSsgs sysw ere
read. There was an interestingsround
table discussion as to the best, way to
improve the sunday schools >t.Sg%@>.. =
The two sunday schools spread their
dinners picnic fashioh.' and after a
delicious and beautiful dinner had
been enjoyed several old fashioned
hymns were sung. After a prayer by
the jastor, Rev. Clouton, the gather
ing dispersed with the feeling that
each Sunday School has received new
impetus toward achieving the best
results of which they are capable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
Small Things Once Precious.

In the reign of Henry VIII. needla
was so valuable thing that an Eng.
lsh comedy was written about the loss
Of one. In the reign Of Queen Eliza
beth. a pair of gloves were held to be
a fitting gift for the sovereign. Henry
~ Of France. poor and frugal
monarch, committed one extravaganza
which was commented upon by the
court and noted down in Sully's me-
moirs. He used as many handker'
chiefs as he required when he had a
cold In his head
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
FIRST. WOMAN. TO
GROCERS MEETING

! Mrs. j. o. Evatt, sales manager and
buyer for the Gillespie Brothers Gro
gerry Company of Pine Bluff, will lead
a delegation of six of the Gillespie
sales force to the Southern Whole
| sale Grocers' Association convention,
Ito be held in New Orleans on May Z,
Is and 9. Mrs. Evatt will have the
distinction of being the only woman
Ewho has ever attended the wholesale
|grocers' convention as member of
1.-THE association.
Accompanying Mrs Evatt will be
Miss Fay Winters of the Dreyrus
store, ]. H. Gillespie, city salesman
for Gillespie Brothers, and J. l.. A..
Alexander, H. F. Roland.i c. w. Cath
ey and T, E. Spain, other members of
the Gillespie sales force, directed by
Mrs. Eyatt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
SAMMIES FIGHT BLACKS.

;, London, April 29.-In clash at
tne winchester repatriation camp last
mght between Americans and South
African black soldiers, one or two
americans were injured, none, how
ever, seriously. A Winchester dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company says.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
Security AGAINST Peiianra.

The United States public health
service reports that the disease, pella-
era, is largely, if not entirely due to
faulty dict. When meat and milk
are supplied in adequate quantity there
is Il practical security against this
disease, which last year caused 3,70G
leaths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
JESSE CORE JR.. IS
EN- ROUTE HOME

Jesse R. Core of this city has re-
eeved information from General
rershng that his son, Jesse Jr., has
been sent to Aigon for immediate
return to the United States and dis
charge. He has been serving with
FORCES in Luxembourg, Germany, for
the past two months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30

When the attention of The Graphic
is called to any nis-statement of facts.
or to any error concerning anv man or
thing, correction will cheerfully be
made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30

Italian expansionists have stirred
up big demonstrations in Italy tor
annexation Of Fiume and the Dali
matian coast, regardless of con-
sequences. But there Is strong
democratic element in the country
which Is opposed. to annexations
as an outgrowth Of the war, and
out of the situation may spring
any day a full-fiedged revolution
which will depose King Victor
emmanuel III and set up a re-
public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30

Daily Thought.
Nothing endures but personal quail.
ues.-Walt Whitman. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
ru Discussed at Meet.

4onary DIScuSSeu d1 NSe.'
be centenary movement, in its re-
~ n different countries, was tax
y, at at the meeting of the Woman's
W a Society Of the Methodist
n .o with Mrs. Glen Farrars cir
i os hostess, yesterday afternoon.
10 nrooram was under the direction
Ms p H. B. Trimble.
6th NJ. r direct application of the move
u ,t' to Korea was discussed by Mrs:
s III Ryland. Mrs. Curtis Mead
y w Cuba: Mrs. B. r. Donaldson,
nm. Mrs. ]. E. Brown, Mexico;
,' virginius Mead, Brazil; Mrs.
Gos Fulles, Africa; Mrs. A. ID.
ne China: Mrs. Earle Phillips,
/ United States.
Miss Nancy Farrar, violinlst, gave
k1;olin solo. She was accompanied
1 Mrs. Curtis Mead. Mrs. Phillips
bs;dpd at the business meeting.
Inch was served during the pro-
Anl,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
6,ssionary PRAYER Meeting.

/ The members Of the Missionary
'ociety of the Lakeside church will
onduct the prayer melting tonight at
he church. Those who will be on
|he program are: Mesdames w. c..
Watson, H. B. Trimble, Curtis Mead.
! NJ. Hart, J. NJ Blackburn, H. NJ.
Fuller and Earle Phillips
A special request is made for a
large attendance at the meeting, as
very interesting program will be
kiven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30
I,+onary Luncheon.

kntenary Luncheon.
fTbe ladies of the several Method
Missionary Societies of the city
Il Yesterday and perfected plans
1 Centenary Luncheon to be held
| May 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30

/ mr. and Mrs. J. Blaser left Sun
kv evening for a two weeks trip,
Firing which they will visit relatives
st. Louis and at points in Illinois.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-30

Mrs Louis f. Myers, remembered
70 as Miss LA Mae Gillespie, is
! 70 from her home at Little Rock,
siting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Gillespie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Bullion Receipts
at Denver Decrease

DENVER. Dec. ai.-Bullion re-
oeipta at the Denver mint during the
annual statemeat OF bullion operated
on during the year. issued by super
intendent Thomas Annear.
The total receipt OF sold and silver
bullion during 1919 has been ti9,-
sls,2ss.is. OF which ti7.77s.ass.os
was gold and ti.s4o,ooi.oS was sil-
YER.
Our bullion fell away short be-
cause miners find II doesn't pay them
to get the metal out under the pres
ent high cost OF mining material and
high wages. said Mr.. Annear. In the
Cripple creek district for instance
there in little effort being made u
mine gold because OF the high pro-
duction costs. Sufficient silver foi
coinage purposes was not brought e
Va and we had TO get Il from ths
sigeltors. No gold coins were macs
duri1g the year hut the gold We 70
ceiso IN converted into bars which
are used to redeem government gold
certificates"
Arizona sent TO the Denver min
N,3kS.SS IN gold and si,iaf.iS IN all
YER Cnlifornia's shipments 10 the To-
cal mint totaiisd ysii IN gold and tSi
In silver. COlorudo's total gold ship
mentn 10 the mint amounted 20 ~,
eas,0sS and the silver ~ txs'svoV'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
WOOD FILES IN
SOUTH DAKOTA
General Declares He Will
Qualify if Nominated
for President

PIERRE. $. D., Dec. si.-Major
General Leonard wood today flied
formal announcement Of his candl-
dDcy Tor the publican presidential
nomination with the south Dakota
secretary OF state.
In his message OF acceptance. Cen
erai Wood said:
II do hereby declare that n noml-
mated and elected will qualify"
This formal announcement from
GencTni Woad ssmn an fl,e laal day
that candidates for presidential In
dorsement may file their acceptances.
His communication was expected.
however.
Wood. Senator Hiram johnson. Of
California; Governor Frank O. Low
den OF Illinois and Senator Miles
Poindexter. OF Washington. are avow-
ed candidates for party Endorsement
al the March primary.
The democratic state convention
indOrsed President Wilson Cor q third
term, III he decides 20 bacome q
candidate" James W. Gerard OF
New York. former ambassador IA
Germany. filed his petition as an In
dependent candidate for the demo-
cratic Endorsement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
MOTT SAYS CRY IS
FOR LEADERSHIP
Y. Worker Tells College
Men of Opening in
Religious Field

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Dec. si.--The
call Of Christianity TO the colleges and
universities OF the world today II for
leadership" John II. Mott. chairman
of the executive committee Of the
student volunteer movement for for
eien missions. said at the opening II
the first international convention IN
six years here this afternoon.
There comes TO the students Of our
day a demand for a great ana un-
paralle!sd offering OF lives dedicated
70 the service OF God and men," he
said. To meet the worlds needs
there mus; he great uprising of
young men and women who viii be-
come ministers OF religion, mission
aries. prophets ana apostles, with
grca, social. ethical and spiritual con-
Germ and passion" DR.. Mott con''n-
I ucd.
The speaker referred 20 tue eSis'-
/ La conditions as an Aftermath Of ;hs
I Ncrid war, declared that twenty
shree wars are now actually beini
I fought, as an aftermath OF the grca
Z war
| '.The call has come for builders ol
the new order" Mott asserted. "fh'
period Of building has arrived, Eve,
American and Canadian student o
wide outlook il needed. a;
added responsibility comes upon a
because Of the startling de
ple,ion Of the universities Of Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
SENATORS DISCUSS
TREATY COMPROMISE
Lodge Meets Pomerene
Democrats TO Con-
slider Suggestions

wAsHISoToN. Doc. aa.--compro-
MAJ proposals. for rrtiiylne the peace
tfe4fy ~rr< dfAsnsSeH fssAng-at a ern-
ference between snafnra lodge. OF
Massachusetts,. the republlean iepdar.
ana pomereue. uf Ohio. ceTaucrafic
memhsr o. the forssen relatlonn com
n,lttee. who yoted a. the last session
for ratification with the reservations
framed by the republican MAJORITY.
II was understood that several def
mite notifications ~ the majority
program were considered. Senator
pornerenn said he was hopeful that q
compromise could be worked out.
senator Hitchcock or Nebraska.
continued his talks with republican
and dnlnocratIo senators In the light %
suggestions made to him Yesterday ~
senator McNary OF Oregon. a leader
OF the mild reservation group of re-
pubiicnna These suggestions viii he
discussed among other things at a
conference tonight between Senators
Hitchcock ard pomerene and several
other democratic mqmlFra os the for
ign relations commitfet
Ono OF the principal subjects OF
disagreement Il understood 70 be the
reservation BY which the United
statcs would rofufe 70 be bound By
any decisios Of the league whore the
British doml1lsOnn had collectively
more than one vote Some ndninia-
tration senators contend this would
operate com mpietely 70 nutflfy the
votes Of the dominions IN all nntlona
even where the United states was mot
Strong oppooislon 70 this provision
Is Understood 70 have been expressed
20 some senntoge on the committee By
viscount Grey, untii recently British
ambassador here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
ADVISED GIRL
NOT TO WED
HARRY new
Half Sister Testifies She
Considers Defendant
Weak Mentally

los ANGELES. Calf. Dee. al
aflss Edna CLANCY half sister Of Harry
New. today took the stand at the trial
Of The iotter Cor the murder OF Miss
Froda Lesser. aud testified that the
day before Miss Lesser was shot she
advised her not 20 marry New, be-
cause in the opinion o. the witness
he was Of arrested mental develop
mont.
The testimony Of Miss clrncy was
In support OF The position taken by
the defense that the shooting was
caused, " New ala Il, by the refusal
of Miss Lesser 70 marry him. TWO
confeaslons TO the shooting, hoth
signed hy New. have been admitted In
cvidence. Each confession contained
the statement that Miss Lesser had
refused TO marry and that he had
ehot her because OF that refusal. The
state made efforts, In the course OF
the case, to establish that Miss Lesser
was ready to marry New and thai the
shooting was In fact due 10 ms deA 70
10 nvade marriage.
When Miss Clancy first took the
atnnd she told of her childhood with
New, who she said was eight years
her senior: then she gave evidence OF
hla mental condition on Whlch shs
based the expressed opinion that NJ
had the mind Of a child OF ten years
Miss Clancy said that because OF
this conviction. she saw Miss Lease
on July srd. last. and told her that
she did not believe New was fitted foi
marriage. aad urged Miss Lesser t'
break off her engagement. In re-
rponse 10 question she said sh'
never saw Nisa Lesser after that con
yerSation. Il was the expectation o
the attorneys that Mien Clancy wouif
he an the stand all day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
4 MEN HOLD UP
BANK, ESCAPE
WITH stl5,000.
Employees and Customers
Lined Up While Rob
bers Loot Vault


OMAHA, Web. Doc. 1il--Fouf IN
masked robbers shortly befors noon
today entered the Farmers ana Her-
chants National bank or henson.
suburb ~ Onahs. Fned Elk employea
ard five customers of the bank aealnss
the wall and robbed tho vault Of
$4,000 They mads their rsrape n,
an automcolle diivsn howard this
city.
According 10 Officers % The hank
the rosbers secured slb.ooe Ia ranis
apd the remainder n Liberty Bonds
and other negotiable securities.
After looting the vault three % me
bandits who had been guarding The
hank employees and cualomcrs serced
them into the vault ana locked them
In. The impriaoned men made their
oaeape from the vault by means OF .
screw driver which had heen hidden
IN the vault.
The car drivea by tho bandiin bore
the license number Of machine be-
longing 10 Judge WnAa wintersteon
OF Fremont, Nebf., rhlnh was atulen
In that city Monday night. according
to the Omaha police.
poasea were formed a. soon ~ The
alarm was sounded and are on the
tran Of the men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Wife of Russian
Held at Buffalo

BUFFALO, n. y. Dec. si.--Dr.
Anna Relnstein. wife OF Boris Rein
stein. az one time reported 20 be a
member Of the i.enine- -Trotzlxy cabines
and said to be In charge OF propagan-
da IN foreign countries, was arrested
here today by officers. acting under
direction OF the Lusk Legislative In
vestigating committee. After being
questioned hy District Attorney Moore
she was taken 10 the county 1aii.
Boris Rcinstein left here about two
years ago. The state department. re-
fused him passport. but he sue
ceeGed In reaching Germany and at.
tended the interpational conference
Of sociaiists held At Stockholm He
was next reported 20 be a member Of
BOlshevikl.
Mrs. Relnstcin, who Il a physician
continued the practice Of her profea.
sion here after her husbands de-
partufe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
MADE
ON RAIL WAY BILL
Conferees Iron Out Fl
nancial Clause at
Meeting Today

wAsHINGToN. Dec. 81 -Finan-
cial pr visions OF the Cumiains and
Esch railrond reorganization bills
were considered today by senate and
house confereea.
swager sherley. director OF finance
OF the railroad administration WAS
called In to explain the operations Of
the respective bills regarding fund
ing Of the obligations between the
government ana the railroads.
The conferees have completed the
car service section except that relat-
ing TO distribution OF coal ears and
also the provisions relating TO Joint
use OF terminals and other facilities
by carriers.
The senate amendment extending
federal regulation over equipment to
refrigerator cars was adopted In
modified form by the conferees.
No substantial change, Il was said,
was made in the provisions giving the
government regulatory powers - or
der Joint use OF terminals and other
facilities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

CHICAGO. Dee. ai.-There are
some among Chicago's hospitable ho-
tel keepers ana restauranteurs who
smile knowingly today when prospec-
tive patrons inquire anNiously about
tho alcoholic content OF the liquid
which may be used TO wipe out the
cares Of old nineteen tonight lust be
fore the bon voyage" Is offered TO
the New Year.
From police headquarters have gone
out the edict that even "hlppooker
parties would he prevented, and that
those who vcntured forth tonight w.th
their own" In their pockets would
he courting deep trouble In which to
begin the new year.
40 counteract the gloom which that
edict spread among those who are un.
accustomed TO dry New Years parties
credible tLmOrs began TO circulate
this morning In the hotel district that
the police order must not be taken
seriously and that at several hostel
/ iies pint TASKS filled with real whis-
key might he available for those
whose capacities could not be measur-
i ed adequately by hip pocket space
/ ties af their own. The appended In,
| formation tha, those pint TASKS might
cost $40 each was reported from
mouth to mouth until Il became suit
generally believed
| In the city hall, however Police
/ chief Garrity conferred with his de
tectives and policemen. lie and Cap
tain collins, In charge of the loop de
tail. composed the board OF strateg,
which has formulated plans to enforc
the dry edict The conference laste,
long. and at It's conclusion the chic
wore "a worried countenanee. But 1
anxious reporters questions he merel
answered:
MANY Is the slip between the hi
and the lip"
And even after that cryptic remar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Puebla Governor
Accuses Jenkins

MENIIU CITY. Dec, dT.-Ncltefn-
tion Of the charge that W q. jenkins,
United states consular agent at Pu-
sbls was seen In company with Fe-
derico Cordova. the bandit, said TO
have abducted him during the period
that Mr. Jenkins says he was being
beld hy the outlaw, was contained IN a
telegram from the governor Of Puebia
given out by the Interior department
here today.
Government witnesses II Is said,
have proved" that friendly rela-
lions existed between Mr. Jenklns
,,s,. AT the villages Of Santa Maria
md san Rernahe. Mr.. jenkins, II IA
declared. was not blindfolded and ,wa'
,w,re of the location of the place
where he was hidden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Coal Commissioners
Begin Work Jan. IL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l.-lnforma-
tlon Tor establishing a basis Of wages
and prices In the hituminous coal In
duatry will he obtained by the three
commissioners appointed by President
Wilson To represent the public, miners
and operators at hearings TO he held
In Washington beginning January -
Representatives of miners and opera
tors In the central competitive fields
have been invited TO present their
cases on that date. In the meantime
the commission will collect available
data from the governmental depart
ments, which have Investigated the
soft coal Industry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Premier Hughes
Wins in Australia

MELBOURNE. Dee ai.-Returns
on the Australian elections indicate
prime minister w NJ. Hughes has
btsn returned TO power with strong
majority.
The party led by Mr.. Hughes, which
was a coalition formed with the slo-
gan win the war Ia known as the
nationalist party
The state Of Queensland. which had
beon a labor stronghold, gave ma
iority for the naiionalisis. referen-
dunn taken on the question OF the ma
tionalization of monopolies showed a
majority against naturalization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Former Surgeon
For Villa Dies

Ell PAsO. Texas. Dee. si.--Dr.
charles $ Harle. former resident OF
mi paso and at one time surgeon gem
anal for Francisco Villas armies, died
,esierda, at Abilene, Texas. according
m reports received here today.
Dr H1rle was a prisoner for ten
-r,rs In Vera Cruz, Mexico, peni-
trntisry on political charges. Il was
stid and twice was sentenced TO be
.hot bv Mexican authorities. He was
1n prison az chihuahua city when ilb-
crited by villa and made surgeon for
villas troops. Recently he went from
clifton Arizona, 20 Abilene for an
oueration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Chinese Win Not Be
Expelled BY Sonora

MEXICO cry. Dec. af.--chintse
will not be expelled from The state Of
sonora on january / under the aiatq
labor law. according 10 nnnouncoeen1
this evening ny the Chinese loEat1n
and the Mexican foreign office. WhIoh
stated the federal Governulent was
preparing 20 send military forces 70
prevent deportations should sucs nc-
ton become necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
Fate of Sugar Board
Is Before President

WASHI NGIDN. Dec. aI,-uhItHF
President Wilson approves the Nc
Nary blil today the sugar equaiizatiYn
l,.nrd antanatieaily viii be dissolved
=. midnight tonight. II was said that
fhe prealderi had not yet reached a
ferisIen on the McNary measure
which would extend the life Of the
hoard Tor one year
The board has recommended that
q be allowed 10 dissolve ON the GROUND
that II the law of supply ana demand
Is permitted TO operate the sugar nil-
uaiion will be more quickly improved
than Il will be II the government con-
troll continues.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
To Contest Berger's
Seat in Congress

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Dec. 3i,-H.
"a Bodeustab. fusion candidate for
cnorress In the fifth district, special
election. VIII contest the right Of Vic
To- berger 20 take his seat. foticc
y fthe contest was served on Mr.
perrer in Chicago last night.
The basis Of the contest n that Mr..
rerrer ~ disqualified from holding
ihe office anu that votes east for him
were void.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31

can never know how grateful | am.
words.
To the publishers OF the Evening
Herald and the management OF the
contest I wish to say Thank You"
for the courteous and cordial treat
ment accorded me. and the privilege
Of winning this excellent prize.
Miss Maud stili.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
FIRST PRIZE WINNER
THANKS HER FRIENDS

II will be impossible for mo to reach
directly and personally the host OF
friends who made possible my success
In The Evening Herald contest. There
fore, ! resort to this means OF convey
Ing TO them my heartieat thanks for
TIE splendid support given me. You
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-31
HERE'S ONE PLAC1
THAT WIIIl y
A WET = " YEA

TORONTO, Ont. 81 Tine
province OF Quebec t was
huge cofferdam OF y e1t New
Years cheer ready q 0 rilow ~,
to surrounding dO W 'iioly ny
i2;Ot m. tomorrow paien.A
OF liquor from one proWn an
other will be legal thei' A. yhe 90
minion war time - llAtiona
against inter- province q 'hle eA-
piro. =
Quebec is the only rrovlnes,
where liquor may be SOLD now ana .,
It's inhabitants were uont thsl.
best today to relieve the afonshs J
In Ontario, Manitoba ano INC
maritime districts a. soon - pos.
siblr, Ample train space n.s nee,,
engaged for thouHinds ol tahonH
OF ais per cent and up"-'''