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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
The Poets Corner
An Alden 10 MIss Sarah brown.

An Alden TO Miss Snrnh nrovr.
Tho summer with Its wealth has
Sped
Its wealth of golden. glorious
The little. joyous birds have fed.
And cones their musical refrain.
The roses and their blush arc dead
And sore and yellow is the plain
o. when the roses scattered lie,
And when the little birds take
O. when the warmth has left the
And gloom has spread DER every
thing
Then is the time for hope to die,
And poets voice refrain to sing.
So Is 1t meet that at this time,
o, Sarah Brown, Surprising fair,
Thy candidacy, all sublime,
should, like sweet music, on the
air.
Fade slowly, gently. out. and climb
The much-lamented golden stair.
We hoped TO bear thee to renown.
When roses were in blushing
But. ali, With roses you 70 down
And all our soul is yelled In gloom
a last tar9wells Mas snrah Brown.
-Eugene BYeld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From The Richmond Dispatch. Oct IS, 1915

Mr.. -. T. Williams and Colonel Pcyton Wise
Will be the aids to the president Of the state
Fair.
Colonel A. S. Biford, George Watt J s
Tower. Il. j.. Rout, Samuel Freddy and Horace
Edmonds have been appointed to represent
One OF the most disorderly and dlsgraccful
or all Republican meetings was that which
vas held Saturday Mt IIenrco Courthouse
THOMAS H. Bowden. the principal white speak
speech. lie even denounced General Lee and
Il few OF the negroes present applauded this
The meeting composed for the most mart
OF county negroes
The motion to quash tho Indictment against
Chahoon In tho liaunstein forgery case was
ovcrruied in the Hastings Court and excep-
lions noted Attorney Wells moved TO
quash Oh the ground that the jury was not
properly drawn. This motion was argued and
submitted.
w, p; Ellison'a new tobacco warehouse at
South BOSTON VIII be pulicy opened for the
sale OF leaf tobacco today. Many Richmond
TOBACCO buyers have been Invited. and will
doubtless attend the opening. South Boston
N In the midst OF large tobacco-growinE
region, and must in time become nm IMPORT mr.
point for our great staple.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in now
open it's entire length running daily traina
Sulphur Springs Tho Orange and Alexandria
has also recovered from the flood damage and
trains are running again between Alexandria
and LynchburE.
las extended 4 call to Rev. James Pollard, OF
UrbanDa. which has been accepted.
Tho French made sortie from Paris which
waS partially successful. although tho Prus-
SLAMS fought desperately.
Tho famous Odeon (theater) in Paris has
been converted into powder magazine
Tho formal eeige OF Scissors and verdun
hos -GompnencAd- ~ y, .y,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
WORLDS SUNDAY-SCHOOL
CONVENTION ENDS AT TOKYO
Jnpnncse Emperor Expresses Grnt!n-
cntion OF Work Done TO Promote
Pence.
tBy Assoc!nted Prcss.]
10. Oct. i7.-Solernn bened

TOXIC. Oct l7.-Solernn benedie-
ton brought to close the worId's
Sunday school convention following
meeting which was featured In
many remarkable Incidents. Near
the close OF tho convention a mes
sage wa5 received from the Emperor
OF Japan. IT voiced the monarcf's
qualification TINT the convention az
samhicd FOR the great purposn OF
establishing peace In the world and
proinotins the happiness OF man
Delegates from tho Orient ana
European and American nations ex-
pressed themselves as satisfied that
The convention fulfilled their highest
expectations and that II would con-
tribute in no small way to tho nd-
vanccmcnt OF the principles OF HUI
man!ty throughout the world
Just before adjournment was taken
greetings from Warren @. Harding
and James NJ. Cox, American presi-
DENTAL candidates. were read
James w. kinncar, Pittsburgh, Pa,
was elected chairman of the execu-
i've committee, md DIR. Arthur J
Brown New York general score
tary The convention did not fix tho
place where the next meeting will he
held ana II Is understood the choice
lies between Glasgow. Rio Janeiro
and Athens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Minor Mikes Plea for
Voters to Stand by DEM
OcratiC Party

TO tho Editor Of The Times. Dispa,ch,
,,, r-hihdly allow mo fow word.
about The "league of nations" an,
not not very hopeful OF It's success /
hopes decay" Din poiltics). Hnv"
not seen, Appomattox? But I'd iikn
10 see the league get fair trinI
Which II can get only IN the hands OF
In November this nation will dc.
cue between two courses. a morncn
ton, tom, decision. like that which tho re-
public made In 'Gi, ceasing TO be &
republic, and becoming u mutton; az
ne Washington Post said tAugust
i III, 'eo6): Let us be frank about il.
s rme gay tho people OF the North re-
ssponded to Abraham Lincoln's call
,pr troops TO coorcc sovereign States
ine republic died. and the nation was
ws we are now At the parting of tho
hept IN Democratic hands. or be
,,,, over to the &c. o. p" given
'Gi az inc sectional pnrty which in
the United States like SCRAP OF
phper. and for many years svstc
,nn.ichiiy oppressed. piundercd and
ibe Iin,neu the conquered section OF
Az. union. from which subsection W."
power. '"''' Ao" III
:, 30 let us keep It in control. even
a,,r,r, ,uistrnst tho league" Hrt
surely the league should have n IA
,.;,r, "nicn' indeed. II cannot have.
s W,,h one OF the greatest powers OH,
writer lately in Stanton ia.
ror., though favorlng the iearne ans
tunintcnt!onally, no donbti IN i,,s ~
TO II. when. by Implication. he saw
ma nat a IN nation which does not come
, ,neo INC ieasne. must arm to tn.
tecth. Tho league contcnplatna no
action that would compel the UnttnI
states or staying ouD to "beco,nn a.,
armed camp. with navy Bwarminr In
every Fca." Moral swasInn &. II
~ chief agency; no coerc,on 10 s, no
hs we OF the Confederate State,
Army suffered so much from In 1851
60
RERkEI.EY MINOR
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Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
iiwanis Club Calls on People toe
Work for Good Roads
tnOntlpncnt


To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-If we want n system OF high
ways In approximately six years, in
stead or eighteen years. II is going to
10 necessary for every citizc n through
out this section OF the State to not
only vote himself but to sec that the
oIher Fellow votes on this important
measure.
Unfortunately the Valley and a part
VI southwest Virginia nave the mis-
TAKEN Idea that they have good roads
"hlie the rest OF the State has not,
anu lhat II bond Issue was voted,
'heS wouid havo to pay taxes for
h'shwa|s In our part of tho State,
"hich would be favored to their dis
advantage by reason OF the location
or the seat OF government In Rich
mond They are In some instances
making an organized fight on the
good roads amendment One of tho
members of this committee has
brought this Information direct To us
ihis means that Richmond and the
oiher communities which appreciate
mat the entire State must be deyr,-
oped as unit. must poll as larr.
vote ms possible for the amendment,
10 overcome this misguided opposi-
ton.
We are respectfully asking that
you do two things In behalf Of this
amendment:
FIRST. ask all business concerns to
appoint some one in their plants or
offices TO distribute literature nc
qua!nting their employees with the OBJ
1ect or the amendment and asking
~ |,
nonpartisan.
Second. ask all firms TO instruct
thc!r stenoEraphcrs to add this post
Crypt 10 every letter mailed TO Vir-
Der .:
Vote for amendment to section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

every Richmonder is properly "buttoued"
In outward evidence of n contribution to
the Democratic campaign fund.
That this button day." planned and exc
cuted by the Democratic women OF Rich
mond will add very materially to tho con-
tents OF the party's war chest and aid in
the election of Cox and tho rescue OF the
league OF nations from the hands OF it's
enemies may not be doubted. Their heart
Is in tho cause and they are determined
to make this demonstration OF practical
party service an earnest of the worth OF
their future political labors within the or
ganzation.
1t will not he necessary to 'give
until it hurts" but it is necessary that
every loyal Democrat man or woman, ac-
costed by one Of these workers, give until
his conscience approves him for having con-
ing less will do, whether the amount be 10
cents. SO or 500. The blue sky is the
limit in the purchase of button and no
offerings will be deigned because of their
size.
Money is needed sorely to meet cam
paigu expenses. 1t is needed now; few
days and it will re too late. The Repub-
licans are wallowing in their slush funds,
but al! the Democracy wants is sufficient
to pay its legitimate bills in meeting the
attacks made upon it. That much it must
have. a dollar today will be worth more
than thousand two weeks hence. It will
send the party to victory on November g
1t will preserve the nations honor. Give it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
"Jimmy. Montague. Poet.

MIS-. 7. r. r, Lynchburg.--JaInoa y Mon
tague, newspaper poet, was born in Iowa lie
was reared in oregon and eighteen years ago
things. writing verse--l;ncricks and dog
Eerel--when he attracted the attention OF 4
New York editor. The editor offered the young
poet job at salary which induced him to
ieave the West, although ne didn't care TO 20
East Ever since he left Portland Jimmy"
montague, as he was known to tho late Colonel
Roosevelt. has been building, double rcputa-
ton, as political reporter and as a newspaper
poet No big political convention in all those
years has failed to Mr. Montague At the
press table. and hardly day has gone 10y
without some of his verses appearing In the
New York newspapers which haIe cmpioved
MIN or In other publications. which have re-
printed his catchy humorous rhymes. He is
known AS Jimmy 10 ali notables and men
Of affairs in THIS country, for he knows then
all and they all know him His paper sent
him 20 the peace conference and there he be-
came Jimmy" TO C!emcnccau and Lloyd
George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
RilInnun0 Ginlrs.Dispatth

THE TIMES THE DISPATCH
tsat SIS Est. 1880
Entered Jnnurry e. 1909, nj tho rost-On,ce at
rf Richmend, Va. second claes matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
MoNDAr, ocroBEn is. 1870.
Gambling With Prosperity

T .ARMERs who appealed 70 the Fa5aral
T Resarre Board re, no, 50 mucb as
word Of ENCOURAGEMENT. In tho Latest
s,.teue1, q. ,ha bo,-, ,-.-. ie ,,iscsrnit,s
no -! G. hope. !. is disappointing bu:
n no wise surprising IL view o. the recen,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
ASK PRESIDENT TO THWART
ILLEGAL GREEK ELECTIONS
Wilson Requested TO Use Good Offices
of U. s. to Keep Dictator From
Stealing Electorate.
IBy Associated Press. /

IBy AsSOclNttU PresS.I
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Greeks and
American citizens Of Greek extrac-
ton adopted resolutions at mass
meeting here today asking President
Wilson to "use the good offices of tho
United States government" In
h art ing the fraudulent and
shameless stealing OF the forthcom-
ing elections in Greece by Venizelos,
tho dictator"
cal opponents OF tho present govern
ment in Greece have been imprisoned,
deported and shot Gown in the
streets in an effort to terrorize the
electorate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

1874. Virginia Constitution. Novembet
:, IL You want good roads"
Call Madison 3031, Virginia Good
Roads Association, lis Murphys Ho-
tel, and they will DO glad to send you
any OF tho literature Enclosed.
Yours for the constitutional amend
mcnt.
BETTER HIGHWAYS COMMITTEE
l<IWASIS CLUB.
q. Edmond MassIe. Chairman: r. Tay-
Tor Coleman. Luke Drury. G. u.
Richardson. Allen Steger.
Richmond. Oct. l6.
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pnufc Of INN

Reader. Petersburg.-The direct cause of the
panic OF l9OI was the over-cXte nsion, by many
banks, OF credits undesirable collateral. II
resulted in several bank failures in New York:
caused Il widespread demand the banks for
cash created a fear among bankers every
whcre that many institutions might be found
insoivent, forced every bank 10 conserve its
cash resources even TO the point OF finally re-
tus!nB 10 pay out cash except most
urgent need: 1t vas, in fact. more of a bank
er3' panic than pcople's panic. The money
panic In New York begun October 81. 1902, and
financial strinscncy continued through Novarr-
per ana December. II occurred in President
Roo5evelt's administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
COOLIDGE LEAVES CAPITAL
Starts Weeks Speaking Tour Through
Six Border and Southern
States.
TBy hssocIated Press.1

day OF rest here, Governor Coolidge
left this afternoon on n special train
for a weeks speaking tour through
six border and Southern States. The
tomorrow morning at Mount Sterl-
ing. Ky.
Later In tho week the tour will
include Virginia, Tennessee North
Carolina and Maryland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The Times-Disontck.I In it's aVoicc
OF the People" columns, wishes IN
glFe space promptly to nil corre.-
pondcntH. but the rressure of let
tcrs In so Erent that the editor
is forced. In order TO present tOpfcs
when they nrc fresh and OF ritnI
inherent, To nsk correspondents 10
condcnse their communications into
200 words. This request in made
In the spirit OF fair play nnd we
nre confident II Will be met In that
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Frances Little. Author.

Miss -. T.. r.. Richmond.--trances Little
author, whose real Is Fanny Caldwell
Macauiay; was born November 90 1868. at
Shelbyville. Ky. She educated Mt Science
Mall College at shelhyylle she married James
Macaulay Of Liverpool. England From 1899
TO 1902 Mrs Macauny was a Kindergarten
teacher at Louisville and the five years
Snc WhR tho supervisor OF normal classes in
kindcrGartcn at Hiroshima Japan. Among
Der books are The Lady OF the Decoration'
Little Sister snow THE Lady and saba
san" The House OF the Misty Star" and
Camp Jolly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
LODGE REVIEWS ATTACK
ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Senator Continues Ills Decentralization
OF Article Y. In New York
SurechCx.
by Universal Service. ]

NEW YORK. Oct. 17-senator
Lodge, who led the senatorial bat
terry which defeated ratification OF
me peace treaty in the Senate. re-
B!itmore in this city today.
The Wilson league was character
ICED AZ "a. menace and not help to
the world And Article X, which
wilson has often described as tho
heart OF the covenant" he said.
would compel the United States To
go TO war to protect the secret
treaties and intrigucs OF Europe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

Train carrying Uncle" Warren back :,
marion from his Western trip pulled In nv,
hours ahead OF time. record run to cover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
APOLOGIZE TO BRITISH
Bomb Explosions ira MILAN Hotel
Where EHEilsh Delegates Were
SfOpplnE CnmAcI Trouble.

LONDON, Oct. 17.--Thc project o,
Milan, says n Central News dispatcn
from that city. has apoloelzed to the
British delegates to the congress Of
the league Of nations societies meet
ing there. for an outrage committed
gates are staying, two bombs hav-
ing recently been exploded at the
hostelry.
ports stating that anarchists there
have tried to blow up the Royal
Guards barracks, after hearing n
fiery speech by tho anarchist. Enrico
MalateSta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Questions and Answers,

Latest Twist of the Bee" Buslncss-I have
1een given setting OF wine bees from
innama Have you any Information concern
ing this fermentation. and Is there more than
Answer-Thesc so-called bees" with v,-i-
Gus foreign countries names applied to lend
an air OF mystery. arc Wild or impure ycasts
II you wish TO ferInent somcthirg YOU should
use the pure standard yeasts which are sold
everywhere for baking purposes. As soon az
4 strange name Is attached 10 the bees" n
iSt OF ouhcorrbc about the medicinal effect Of
Barnum right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
RUSSO-P0LISH DELEGATES
TO DISCUSS PEACE IN RIGA
OF Both Countries VIII
ii~gin Work on Preliminary
Treaty.
IBy Associated Press.l

RIGA. Oct. 17.-While II is not
definitely announced. the Bolshevist
and Poles are virtually agreed upon
Riga as the location for permanent
peace negotiations. The secretariats
of both delegations are remaining
here and expect to begin work on
the treaty Immediately after the
Libau ratification OF the preliminary
peace treaty and arristice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Criticize. G. o. y. I.easuer-.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Thirty-one wcll-known men.
all Republicans, arc advocating Hard
Ing for President. when he says most
cmphatic1liy that he does not want
any kind of league OF nations at all.
yet these mon say that they do. and.
either cownrdly or dishonesty. are
denying their own conscience and
spoken word.
The Republican party Is the mos:
crooked organization that ever came
into existence In an enlightened
world.
A G. PARKER
Drcwry's Bun. Va. Oct. &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Mexican Envoy Leave. for Europ

Mexican Envoy Leaves for Europe.
ROME, Oct. 17.-FeliN Z. Palnvi-
clint. special envoy of tho Mexican
government In Europe, left Cor Venice
today. Tho Mexican envoy said he
tion that ali tho countries Of Europe
will have resumed diplomatic rela-
tions with Mexico by December 1, the
date on which General Oregon will
occur even IL the United States is not
ready TO do likewise" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Uncover Anarchist Plot.

MALATESTA, Oct. 17.-Milan dis
patches of Saturday reported the un-
covering OF y great anarchist plot.
Tho arrest OF the editorial stan OF
the anarchist newspaper, Umanita
Nuova. was the first move against
the plot. and 1t was reported tina,
Malatesta, who directs tho paper,
also would be taken into custody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

D VI. II, Bedford TIty.-Thc MOI n Crrtiss
s"aplanc, was the first aircraft to cross the
Au A.. Ocean under it's own power all the
belongs to the United States Navy The Night
was made In May. 1919. under Lieutenant
comman dcr Albert C. Read. Harry G. Hawk
err Australian pilot. and Mackenzie C;rieve
navigator had attempted to fly across the At
!antic earlier In the same month but were
forced down 7so miles from the Irish coast
ana were picked UP by Danish freight
N''''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

LONDON, Oct. IA Moscow wire
less dispatch asserts that since the
armisticc between the Poles and the
Soviet was signed the Poles have oc-
cupied Minsk. The dispatch says the
Poles should retirG from tho city In
accordance with the treaty and de-
clares that the occupation should
serve as warning TO Russia to con-
tinue 20 strengthen the western front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
An Astounding Revelation

John SHELTON WILLIAMS, Comp
J trol!er OF the Currency, with his usual
accuracy and q boldness that commands
admiration. has put his finger on one OF
the sorest spots in the nations financial
ard industrial system. His revelation may
prove it TO be the sore spot that is revers-
ing the functions OF the Federal reserve
system, unsettling economic conditions, and
threatening the orderly processes OF a whole
nation with disruption that few favored
ones on the inside may profit. That spot,
Mr.. Williams charges. is the New York
Stock Exchange
Il is ar astounding recital OF financial
conditions the comptroller gives. Think OF
8 little cote-ie OF men, with no official posi-
ton, meeting secretly and fixing the call
money rate 70. the banks OF New York, and
through them ruling the money markets OF
ths United States. Il sounds too prepos-
ferrous 70 be true. yet Air. Williams de-
eia:=< he has the facts which prove it to be
70 ~=i.d financial dream, but an actual
cc-tiGoa- ~ reason Of which the stock
-z-Est il -o-ed up and down at will, the
I:.-=s &C securities fred az pleasure, and
- cgIu.!ys billions OF dollars invested in
::=-@::= ard Industry placed in jeopardy
-5,cEEh he Vaccinations OF this little
sc:=-!= .. brokers uillionaires can be made
an u1-z5= overnight, industry caused 10
Hc--.sa c! t:ogga: 20 ruin. Through them
;4s t9czt-y can be nu!cted at pleasure
n the l.rh: {. Mr. Williams statement
.tT=-...g methods OF the Stock Exchange,
Taica successfully has deaed every iegis-
l-r.Te egor: u force lis incorporation and
BIZ: -ocr. proper legal supervision, it is
ezsy 70 trace present unsettled conditions
7-!ch have brought the country 70 the very
's:gs IL crisis. Cali money in New York
- gs-..ous rates means tight money
"-s:cTer money Is needed. II means
10" o. money TO New York, attracted by
the high rates. which otherwise would be
2Tai.ab!e for urgent requirements cse-
YleEc WIKI such rates possible q natural
ayF o the courtty'g funds Is cut OF the
Question, for the millions necessary to keep
the Industrial wheels moving are held In
Tie ms'ciless grasp Of Wall Street, which
stands revealed as powerful enough TO
drain tie nations very likelihood
As Mr.. Williams says, in no other place
In the world is such a power tolerated. II
has been tolerated in Ncw York because
the facts have not been known. Now that
they are kno"n-and in publishing them
Mr." Williams has done Il great national
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

The following is taken from IN. >ditn,i,,
column OF the Urbanna Sentinel: .rbosc ,,or
this section who attended the State Fair IN
Richmond during the past week bring back
nome with them feeling that their time was
pleasantly and probably spent, in viewing tho
large number of exhibits entered in the Fair
aad in witnessing the many daring feats
staged in front Of the grand stand twice daily
The large number of country exhibits bespeak
the awakening Of the people in the rural sec
tons to a desire for better farm products"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
A1lIe. Dcmand Cermnn stoc,,

Dt tHHHu UVIHtHH sIUCE'
B?RLIN. Oct. 1.-THE allied rep
Norwatertz, today has presented to
tho German government a demand for
Immediate delivery of 10000 bulls and
cattle to Italy. 100000 cows to Bek
GUM and $4,000 head OF cattle to
Serbia, - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

Says Bernard Shaw of Lloyd George "He
is the incarnation of the parliamentary,
suburb fattening, recklessly ,shortsighted
opportunist." Sounds as If he might be
describing certain well-known Son OF OPP
portunity on this side OF the water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Jews Refuse to part,cJn.t.

LONDON, Oct. l7.-Gensral Zell-
Eouski officially invited the Jews OF
wilma to participate in tho formal ton
refused to avail themselves OF the
invitation, says n Wilma dispatch re-
cciyed here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
The Weather
FURNISHED BY o. 8. Weather Burenu.>

Forecast: flrEinin--
Fair Monday and Tues
day. little change In
t-nperntaro.
North Cnrolinn-Fair
Monday nni Tues'lAy.
Little change In tenn
,ernturo.