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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
scochiSE FAIR PLANS
 WELL UNDER WAY

BENSON, Sept 15.-The plans ani program of the Cochise County Fair. which has been undertaken by the san Pedro Womens Club. are well under way and with the new enthusi. asuc support that is being received every day all indications point to a very gratifying and successful affair.
 A letter from Governor Campbell gives promise that if it can be ar. ranged he will be here to lend his voice to the round of speeches in be. half of the many things the county is undertaking and planning An ex. cerpt from his letter follows: The idea of holding Cochise Fair is a very excellent one and will no doubt serve 10 advertise the resources of the county. but also to bring the peo- pie closer together in a social way and unite them in determination to work together for community welfare and advancement"
 The chairmen of the various com mittee are as follows: Finance. A. G. Smith Publicity. C. O. Bond; Grounds and Buildings. Jenson: Sports. M ?. Crosby Agriculture. J. w. Wright: Mining, Martin Fishback Schools. Mrs. C. E. Goetz; Girls Clubs. Mrs J w. Profit; Women's department Mrs. C. (. Cash: Better Babies. Mrs. E.. Matteson; Concessions. John A. Pearson: General Chairman. Mrs. A. G Smith; Corresponding Secretary. q. 0. Bond Any one desiring .ntor- nation as to any part of the fair is requested to write 10 any oi the above chairmen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
E. ". HUDSON NAMED IN PLACE OF BRYAN AS VARSITY RECENT

PHOENlX, Sept. 1j-E. w Hudson recognized as one Of the biggest ex, perts on cotton in the United States. has been appointed by Governor Camp. bell as regent of the state university D take the place Of William J. Bryan Jr. resigned
 Mir. Hudson is chairman of the Ar zona commission Of agriculture and horticulture and will continue his membership on that board, i, was an. nounced there beingsnothing in the law to prevent his holding two public offices of this kind. there being no salary attached 10 either
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
WATER TEST FAIL TO
 SHOW DISEASE GERMS

DOUGLAS. Sept. li.-An examina- ton Of city and shelter water, made by Miss Villa McNitt. city bacteria. .ogi.;, showed the presence of no bac- teria-that is. no disease bearing germs. t was announced yesterday by pr z Causey. city health officer
 The water examinations were or dered by Mayor A. F. Hinton, follow ing reports Of some cases of dysen. cry in the city. i; being desired 10 as. certain whether the malady migh, be traced 10 the water supply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
VoN KLElNsmlo IS ON WAY
 TO MEXICO CITY

TUCSON. sept 1p.-Dr R. B. Von Kleiusmid. president Of the Uniye.. s!ty of Arizona. and F Y. Anaya. r. presen,ltive of the provisional gov ernment Of Mexico here. lei; Wednes- day fer Mexico city where they will be the guest, O. President de la Hue- "a ar conference with the Mexican educs.lon, commission al the com mercemea- 1t tae National Uniye-- sity.
 Dr v7u Fieiasmrd was appointed American advisor D the educational commission by President de la Hue-- Ia a shor- time ago. Hs was invited ;1 Mexico City d, that time.
 The commencement will take place during the latter par, Of the week and Dr. Von Kleinsmid vii take part in the ceremonies. The meeting O. the commission w.ll then take place Educational matters will be discussed and Dr Yon KeinSmid will make suggestions D the members in the re. organization of the educational sys. lem of the nation
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
 ORoANlZITiCNS WILL
 MET SEPTEMBER 2i

Now ,hat the primary election Of 1920 has passed into history, Republ!. can voters are turning ,heir attention to the reorganization of the state committee, the first step in which will be taken by ;he several county organizations on Tuesday September 2l
 The state committeeman as selected by the county committees will con- al noon on the las, Monday of the month which Is September 27 and organize by elec,ing a chairman, se- Cretary and treasurer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FARMER.lABOR PARTY TO
 HOLD N. Nj. coHVENTIcN

ALBUQUERQUE, Sep. l5.-Ei- ward n. T.ttman of Hillsboro today .ssued a call for the state convention of the Farmer-Labor party to he he'd here September 27. He has also inyit ed the members of the committee O: Forty Eight, Socialists and union men to attend u is said the party will put nearly a complete state ticket ir the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
ARlzoNiAN BECOMES DIRECTOR
 OF LARGE LOS ANGELES BANK

PHOENIX. Sept. 15.-Accordng to word received here yesterday William H. Brophy president of the Bank of Bisbee and vice presiden: pi the Bank of Douglas, who holds ex'ensive in- terests in the Sa,. River Valley, has been elected director of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank. His election is sad to line w:th the policy of the financial instut.on to de. velop extensively in personnel and organization win special reference to the stabilizing of h. commercial! interests Of the southern California ci:y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
OR. WILKINSON NAMED ON CONVENTION TO BE
 HELD IN WASHINGTON

PHOENlX. Sept. I5.-S.X delegates 10 attend the convention O: the Inter. nat.onal Congress on Alcoholisn n meeting at Washington. n. c. Sep tember 2l.25. were appointed by Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell. today. They We're Thomas. K Marshall Tue sOn: Mrs Grady Grammage, Winslow; pr A. W. Wtnkllson. Douglas: Dr J. Wy Thomas Phoenix Andrew Kim. ball Thatcher and Mrs. F 3 Stepa. ens. Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
GLOBE MAYOR RESIGNS;
 BERT PAYNE ON JOB

GLOBE, Sept. li.-J. J. keega1 has resigned as mayor of Globe and has been succeeded by councilman Bert C. Payne. selected by the city council 10 serve for the balance of the term. Mir. keegan stated that hold ing the office meant serious sacrifice to his private business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
GOV. CAMPBELL TO FIRE
 OPENING GUN IN sISBEE

BISBEE. Sept. l5.-Governor Camp bell will open his campaign for re' election in Bisbee next Monday Sep tember 20. according 10 word -eceiv. ed yesterday by John Redmond, se- cre,ary of the Republican national committee Definite arrangement $ for the reception ot the governor here and the time and place where he will speak. will be announced la:e,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
BONEsRAKE SUCCEEDS
 IN GROWING COTTON

DOUGLAS. Sept. l5.-L. Bonebrake whose ranch is northwest of Douglas, is conducting a successful experiment. with cotton of the long staple variety. He reports having planted seven rows lJU feet long. 10 the product. The cotton is now just beginning 10 open. Very little irrigation was required in the growing and the plants were not injured by the sulpher smoke
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TEST WATER TO SEE
 IF IT IS CAUSING
 oYsENTERY IN ciTY

DOUGLAS. Sept l3.-Mayor E. 4. Hinton said yesterday that he had arranged to have meteorological tests made of water used in the city and at the two smelters The tests will be made by the city healtL de- partment
 Several cases Of dysentery have been reported. the mayor said, and the purpose of examining the water is to determine whether infected water may have caused the sickness and if so. to remedy the conditions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
SHORT COTTON CROP
 CERTAIN AYERS EXPERT

PHOENIX. Sept. lj.-Thst there is d practical certainty Of q short stap.e crop ln America this year for th sixth consecutive year is the opinion of Prot. A. Todd. who is regarded as the world greatest authority on ec. ouom.c questions involved in cotton production There cannot be pos. s.b!y be more than 12.O01.oo1baie cot. '0a crop this year, with liklihooi that i, may drop ,3 d lo.00o.o00-bale crop, ne sad
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
ROPE BREAKS: MANS BODY
 FOUND AT BOTTOM OF WELL

NOGALES. Sept. li-In concrete cased well al his home has been found the body of James Sutherland. Lo- chiel farmer The skull was crushed and at frs; there was belief Of foul play. Inves;i gation by the coroner indicated that Southerland was pre- cipitated into the well by the break. ing of rope while drawing water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
PROHIBITION DIRECTOR NAMED

PHOENlX Sept. 13-Appointment Of William A. Mercy as federal pro- hibition agenl for Arizona was an- nounced here today by prohibition Director ". T. Webb. who added that the appointment would relieve him of extra duties he had been performing since the removal some months ago Of another agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
HAUMAkER TO ATTEND
 RATE HEARING TODAY

F. R. Rawmaker. has gone 10 PhOe- nix for today's hearing by the state corporation commission or the aD- plication of the railroads operating in Arizona for increases in intra. state freight and passenger rates in keeping with increases granted by the interstate commerce commission on interstate rates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
MURDER ATTEMPT CHARGE
 IS SET FOR HEARING

TUCSON. Sept. 15.-Among the cases set by Samuel Judge Pattee of the superior court, for hearing in the immediate future are those of Arthur Pogue. who is charged with assault. ing. with intent to kill. his wife, Key. es de Pogue. The alleged attempted murder is said to have taken place on September 13 last. The trial will take place september 29.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
BOLD MEXICAN THIEF PLEADS GUILTY TO sIseEs ROBBERY

BISBEE. Sept 15.-Manuel Mon. tano. a Mexican charged with having eral hundred dollars from L. L. Gil- man jewelry store in Bisbee, plead Guilty in the justice court in Lowell to a charge O: grand larceny and was bound over for trial in the superior court
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
ASST. COUNTY ENGINEER
 RESIGNS: TO LIVE HER

DOUGLAS, Sept. f5.-Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stull and daughter Helen Mare arrived in Douglas yesterday from Tombstone to make this city their home MT. Stull who was an assist. ant 10 the county engineer resigned 10 take a position with the Fl Paso and Southwestern.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
cOCHlsE PIONEER DIES

PHOENIN. Sept. l5.-Arthur Me Ardle. pioneer resident of Cochisa count, passed away a; the State Pic. neer Home a, the age of = on Sept. tember II according 10 information received at the governors office
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
PRocAASKA AGAIN
 CONFINED TO BED

PHOENIX, Sept l5.-Suiferins from a reflex act!oa of the nervous system, supposed 10 be the outcome of injuries sustained in an automobile accident several weeks ago. Joe Pro chaska. stale game warden is con fined 10 his home and friends are giving some concern over his con. dlt.On
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19

Winslow-Littie Colorado river IT, rigation project comprising 10000 acres to be put through with govern ment aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
APPOINT SPECIAL BOARD
WITH WARTIME AUTHORITY
Committee Picked by Railway Erccu-
ti'cs Resembles Closely War
Body of 1917.

WASHINGTON. May 2?.-Appoint-
ment of a special committee repre-
SentinE the railroads OF the country
with authority similar TO that of tho
railroad war board of 1917, to CO.
operate with the Interstate Com
mercc Commission In untanglinE the
ireiSht Jam and to expedite transport
tatlon. was announced today by r. d.
Cuyler: chairman of the Association
OF Railway Executives
The members of the committee are
Daniel willard. president of the Bal
jlmore and Ohio: y. IL. Smith preSi-
dent of the New Yerk Central lines
Z. III. Markham. president of the I'LL
nois Central; Hale Holden. president
OF the Chicago. Burlington and
quincy; w r. Storey. president
Atchison. topeka and Santa Fe; 3,
r. Bush. president Missouri Pacific:
=. j. Pearson, president New York
New iiaven and Hartford. and How
ara ELLIOTT. chairman Northern IA
ciilc railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
New PRINCIPAL mt Dnnx,,,c s,h,o,

pHNN LIE, May 2y.-Thc Danville
public schools will close next We'd
nesday. and will reopen for the new
school year on Labor Day. on sun
DAY morning the forty high school
Sraduates Will hear their commence
mcnt sermon at Mount Vernon Meth
3diSt Church from Rev. j. Galloway
robertson, pastor. Danvillc will
nave new high school principal
neNt session, William Moselcy Brown
having resigned to accent a most Of
associate professor at the University
OF Virginia Henry NJ. Woods, OF
.hariottcSvillc. II l.. A. and NJ. ~ of
the University of Virginia. will sue
coed him. MIR. Woods is now prin-
cipal O: f'rostburE High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
REV. CHENAULT TO PREACH
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
Finals OF Medical College OF Vir-
ginia Begin in Broad Street
Methodist Church Tonipht

Members OF the student body of the
MEDICAL College of Virginia and the
framing school OF Memorial Hospital.
department of the Medical Coilerr
VIII occupy reserved seats In Rrood
Street Methodist Church tonight. Tho
occasion being the delivery by tho
pastor, Rev. Fred Il. Chcnault, OF tho
annual baccalaurcatc sermon To Tho
graduating class of the Medical Col
lcgc.
Annual meeting of the board of
visitors OF the Medical College will
take place at noon tomorrow at the
college building at Twelfth and Clay
streets. Annual meeting OF the alum
nj VIII take place tomorrow night at
College Hall, Tenth and Marshall
streets The meeting OF the alumni
VIII be featured by an address on
pneumonia and Influenza" with lam
tern slide demonstrations by DR.. RUS
sell l.. Cecil. OF New DIRK City.
At 10 o'clock there will be n wrcst-
ling bout and at 1880 O'Clock. n
smoker. College song will led by Ed
SUBWAY. song and cheer leader OF
the War Camp Community Service.
ON Tuesday, there will be Il business
meeting OF the Alumni Association ut
10 o'closk and luncheon at / o'clock
Clinics and demonstrations of rare
and interesting cases will be held at
Memorial Hospital during the after
noon. The sccdulc for the clinics
follows:
1T, LsopcFl =. Bryan at 2:30. DR.. G.
G. Coleman. ESQ; DR.. Stuart Mcclure,
$40; Or. Mcguire Newton, $3.50: DR..
w. L. Graham, $3.50: DIR. Douglas Van
derhoof i:lo; DR.. J. GSruett Nelson.
1870: Or. Beverly r Tucker, 4:50: Or.
Fred NJ. Hodges. and DR.. w. B. Porter,
$40
Wyndham II. Meredith will address
the graduating class at the commence
ent exercises at the City Auditorium
Tuesday night ut $3.50 o'clock. Or.
Stuart Mcclure. president of the Med
ical College, will submit report Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Mny Test Rent Incrc,.c.

One striking instance has cow, ..
the notice OF Commonwealth At,or
ney Wise OF the abnormal rice !,
,ehts IN kichmond. An apartment
mouse occupied for the last two wears
oS tho same tenants, has had tbo rnn,
,alscu over 33 l-3 per cent, and the
,,r Will have to pay the rent
or move out. Attorney Wise has
i,eSai action in this case and The
nearinE is expected TO devotion into
Mhat lawyers term Ruling case ;,
M nrSt step taken in an action of
a. iorce owners TO restrain from rails
ihE ihe rents and desist from forcing
parties to leave quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
MARINES IN NICARAGUA
ENJOY ALLIGATOR STEAKS
Meat From Talk OF Young SaurIans
Cienr White, with Flavor of
80 IInlibuf.

MANAGUA. NICARAGUA, May 20
Perhaps alligator steaks would never
appeal TO tho fastidious diners in
nrst-class restaurants. but United
lean Legation Guard here say they
are tho real thing for adding
piquancy to the daily fare.
Marine sharpshootcrs make n spo-
cialty of baESing young alligators.
When tho skin Is removed steaks arc
cut from the ha,\y part of the tail.
The meat Is clear white. Is palata-
pie, and has something of tho flavor
of halibut.
Another variety in the bill OF faro
Is broilcd lizard. The iguana, or
giant lizard, has been used for food
oy the natives for many years. The
marines say that iguanas make fine
CHOW, hut they prefer alligator for
Il steady diet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
WILL ATTEND
'. NJ. |. FINAL EXERCISES
General and Former Cadet Com.
mandant Will BE in Lexington
Two DAVIS.

LEXINGTON. May 29.-Gencral
pershing aud Brigadier- S. ID.
kockcnhach will be guests Of the
virginia Military Institute for two
days during commencement week.
General Pcrshing will review the
Saaet corps on his arrival on June
Z. and he Will address the gradual
ing class on the morning of June is.
General Rockenbach. himself a grad
uatc OF the institute. and former as
Slst'nt professor and then COM
mandant OF cadets. will award the
Cincinnati medal to that member OF
the class most distinguished in gen
cral proficiency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

I.naie suffrage will debase either
we woman or politics. on tho Gov
''ary' 1t should improve both"
10 YOU fear foreign cntanrIor,
for this country?" 9 ''''s
G, . mere Is no danger of the 1-nitod
ho committing Itself so we viii
~, ihw,o!Sed in foreign entanrle-
~ Camc Ice answer
MIR. Speaker" arc our innirro,,or
Tvs adequate for prcscn. condit;on.
nr men we once more open our doors
SHW'hcrn and Eastern Euronc w.
VIII seek admittance?" asked. 'o
We ought 10 have we'll reru,,.o,
ZION laws and they :,houti To
mon sense There is not going n no
any great stream of immicra,fs -
MS country any moro. There viii
oe plcnty of work in E;uropo mr. hrt
lcr wages than they have ever krnu,n
over there. came tho answer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
URGES STRIPPING WAR
POWERS FROM WILSON
Senator France Declares President by
NctoinS Peace RESOLUTIONS Az
SunicS ISuiscrlikc Authority

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Franco, Republican. Maryland. urged
In the Senate today that Congress
stay IN session and "mcrcilessly
strip from the executive every one OF
those enormous powers which were
conferred for tho period of the war"
BY denying peace for which the
representatives of the people have
President In effect arrocatcs TO him
self in violation of the constitution
the power to desire for war"
1T was the kaiscr's power to make
war which alone made him an EN-
neror instead Of Il President" the
Senator continued. adding that Presi-
dent Wilson has assumed a like au-
thority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Form Pulaski Aero c,rpor,,ior

nero Corporation has been formed
mere. with the following officers:
Mark {. Banc. president: W. H.
NEsor. Nicc-prcsidcnt: Hubert Crosse
cloSe. secretary and pilot; e. :.
stevens. treasurer; r j. Laughon
general manager. They. with John
:: Draper, constitute the directorate.
inc company Will represent the Cur
Mss plane and provide passenger
ana pleasure service. Twelve coun-
ties are included within their juris-
diction. a charter viii be secured
with minimum capital of $4,000.
and maximum of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
BULGARIA WANTS LOAN
OF $10,000,OOO FROM U. S.
nnllSnn Nation Is In Scriou. Financial
straits, Owing Approx imntely
SS,l5O .OOO. 600.

tBy Associated Prcss.l
SOFIA. May 29.-Likc most other
European countries. Bulgaria's flnan-
cial problem is. q serious one. Facing
an indemnity to tho allies OF $780,
100000 and n national debt OF several
billions. she has gold reserve of
only 'S7.3?i.000 and II silver reserve
or S3.5i5.GO0. Her war debt amounts
to s.. OOo.OOo.000. Her estimated ma
tional wealth is only Sl,75O. 900. 900,
and her revenue last year was
s35,000.000.
Added to these burdens is tho adj
verso rate of exchange. Tho Bull
Sarian Iowa. worth normally 90 cents,
mas now value OF only "a cent and
z quarter. Alexander Stamboliisky
mo Primo Minister. has expressed the
nope that the United States govern
ment might extend loan to Bull
garia to tide. her over her present
financial crisis. An advance Of Sl0-
100000. he said. would Improve tho
value Of Bulgarian money and Ia
cllitatc the purchase by the govern
ment of goods in tho United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
!. Arrested for IIorccry.

WINCHESTER. May Gv.-Clarcncc
&. Grubbs. world war veteran, until
recently employed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad in Washington. was
arrested yesterday and held for trial.
charged with series OF check
forScrics by which he is alleged to
have obtained several hundred dol
lars through the Shenandoah Valley
National Bank. PhNkcrton Detective
Taylor. or Richmond. worked M the
case here and i'll Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
DIR. George l.. GcIgcr Dic..

ONANCOCK. May 29.-Found un-
on the railroad tracks near
died at the Salisbury Hospital with
out gaining consciousness 1t is
thought that death was due to !,
stroke Of paralysis. DIR. Geiger left
his home In Onancock on Il trip to
Cambridge, ana was not seen again
until he was found on the tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Arrest Alleged Liquor vioIn,or.

LYNc:iBUEu;. May 2o.-E; II. Cave,
of Manassas. who was arrested here,
charged with transporting liquor i'm
violation OF the State laws has
waived preliminary hearing. and has
boon bailcd in the sum of $3.50. for
appearance at the June term of the
Corporation Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
neutrality-suspicious. Final. nerin.

III NCHBUKG, May 29.-The finals
or Randolph Macon WOmans College
began yesterday with the annual
banquet of the seniors at the Vir-
Einian hotel. This afternoon the
students will give a big pageant in
connection with the laying of the
cornerstone OF the Smith memorial
and the alumnac banquet takes place
NJ night. Sunday morning DR.. G. c.
Chappel. of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Wa shington. will
preach the baccalaurcatc sermon
The senior class includes los young
women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Plans Call for Modern uo,.,

MOUNT AIRY. y. c., May 29.-The
Moore's Springs Company has been
organized with 100000 capital stock
and has taken over tho once famous
The plans for development and i'm
rrovement. among other things, call
for the erection of modern hotel
on n 5O0-acrc site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
NEW ORLEANS JUDGE
UPHOlDS THE LEVER ACT
Rules That indictments Charging
Wholesalers and Retailers With
SuEnr PrOntccrinE Arc Valid.

NEW ORLEANS. May 29.--Federal
judge Foster today upheld the con-
stitutionality OF the Lever act in
declaring indictments charging four
wholesalers and one retailer guilty
OF protitcering in sugar sales were
valid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
john Lnmh VIII Spcnk.

FREDERICKSBURG. May 29.-John
Lamb. Of Richmond. will deliver tho
principal address at tho National
Cemetery here on Decoration Day.
May 3lst Captain Lamb was a cap
tain in the Confederate Army. and
is an eN-membcr of Congress from
the Third District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Fnlnou. british nir.mnn ,,.,

- lko. May Ss-Air Commodore
Robert NJ. Groves, one of ,hn 49,
hnown British airmcn and fiyinr Of
NICER, {. @. Bird. were killed when
i ihe machine in which they were f,y-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

plan is expected to be evolved 70
start operation. Representatives Of
tho government will hold n confer
once with tho committee Wednes-
day to look into probable, develop
ment t Of tho Seven Pines bag loading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

the years work. and will confer de-
Grees following Mr.. Meredith's ad-
dress. Announcement of hospital ap-
polntments will conclude tho pro-
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
IocnI Tempcruturc Yc.terdny.

Il. NJ. temperature ................ s.
Maximum temperature to i. NJ. ::
Minimum temperature TO : /. M..... %
Mean temperatures y, stcrday ........ IS
Norma! tenn 2cTaturc for this date. ~
deficiency yesterday ................
deficiency since March I ......... 1St
Deficiency since January l ..... i25