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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
RAIL MEN OPPOSE
BOARDS PROPOSAL
REGARDING D At 4
NOW ~ NION RiILI,0\DS 80
COLLECT EIDE>CE DRiW>
SHARP CRITICISM.

~ isoc'aici rrcs'.
WASHINGTON. Auril 81 a pruI'Cs
ul that the railroads collect fui the rail-
tuli l4hm hutd data en- The W."
f1uluis 81 tho employees net With
iurp objection tuilv from 'hr Broth.
,rhood and uuiuu officials whr dee lar
I'D that such action might delay for
months udiu'im.nt uf tn" pending
Wpt.,. cnnii uNorsy
IN off-rmg thl '"uprraiinn uf she
iailruudr 10 N" hoird IN reaching iis
,lrcivon. T. e Whittier 1T tine Associn'
iinr IT Railway Executive. siiG TINT
~ l"tu three months would he rcInir
81 to u'triu from the rradH b, means
nf q uuefiopnniro the wage data.
nr.-i tmong Nrn.
" y puk Virrprc' ideni ~ the
lhnihctEn,.l oi Railway Tuinrion. pre-.
trft,d nrainsi Winters proposal dcolar'
ing thlt " the roads could postpone
rrtil.mrii 81 az" wage dispute fur three
nunths h suld be- delayed wear ana
ihut 't,h iuurihs DELAY meant thu say.
nia 81 millions nf d6ilary H. the roads
\ "trii ~ unrest. hc said. Is apparent
ar"Eg the woikcrr which would br IN.
crn1end hv further DELAY IN adjusting
working conditions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

OppuHtiog ~ national vmnnn sn'
Gage. iation'i p,ohi' iliun and (" ,'pul
~ military training N1s csrrya Il
hN tho forum governor who d'~'nr'
1--WE need an ARMY tn uilt The corn
nold ia moir ti1n nn aiuy T. tai
the battle nrid. Jun n"w tn world
nr,ds nn army 4" rnsr h"gs fhr m'r'
than 80 arm, e. kil' hunr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
CRUNAU EXPECTED
TO CALL MEETING
TO END WALK-OUT
SENIORITY RIGHTS ~ MfN WILL
lSE REtt stsD II A>NOt >CE.
ME>T.
IS RELEASED FROM JAIL
Fricnds Deposit nond Fer strike Lead
er-slceiine tsIlsu Earlier tnds
tmid Turmoil.
ny Associated Press.

nv A..oeIa,ed prrss
,IiICAuo. Ami gi.--John gr.nau.
H.. d..r a the outlaw Chicago yarlmens
.n,.., "A, ton. VIA w..s released from isil
IA .',rci. illiu,is. t.Iny after f,iends
Lt,l 4. prsi'c,, SO OUc l,ond ,yas expec-
a 10 onn a new meeting nf striking
"a, i,cb,,c,, 10 end the walkout. follow.
ing a.. tnIaultuons Terminated Of n
mars meeting today. called by com.
mittec of strike leaders to vote on r.
turning 10 work.
dtmau. was arrested by fedora,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
ERMAN QUESTION
To Be DISCUSSED
BY COUNCIL TODAY
DEMANDS 10 M uiDE ~ ~
nos VIII. IiE 1,kE>
CHARGE TREATY VIOLATED
Considerable Tension between trench
and british. Former Feel They
lr t.icaiesi sufferers
Over A,iiar.
~ Associated I'r-s

~ Assoc stsd pfes
san RENO. Aprii - i'iscu Ton ri
what char %, as,rd 81 G,mtns AMI
huW Wnnt D.. ana,d ihiil Doe vNr ted.
VIII o., bcFum nN ia, .up'mc ,"ul II
tomorrow f,uruu t,tWc,n IT,
frcn,h pnd iHnisn d,i,.au'H on thi
ruhir,, has ic,u Communicable.
"a, french are d,cllr,A 6" lea
u,cply thnt they hHN, teen IA great
,at sufferer n'tn Irrnaiy- uuHni~'
spn q, ruul hn mlN unlig ti0ut,
ihni GHmnn,'s rt,pti,n Il Aar mn.
t,iinl uiligatp France {" remain arir.
ed and that the r,dIci'ou ~ ctil d.
u,cri,n keeps nn inlur.nt fraction II
lIcncl Industries idle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
WEATHER
IIunilii, Data.

TrrO-l.I ThWs,ll, s"nrrhllv fall'
loul,r
w. TrNas Thur 4lts fiir cooler
rii.a, and saturday tair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
S 7 D OK s SUFFER
ST V[ RE { R A s \;
WORST Of YEA R
PRICES rIINGE DOwNw ,RD ~
LEADING ISsi ~ DiiOP FIVE
10 IL FONTS.
HEAVY LIQUIDATION CAUSE
General Meters biggest i.osrr--i.ihcr.
~ lIond, Establish Law Record
Grain aud Cotton Markets
Affected

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M he Inr,r,l.

Thoy uy mat Gcnhn! in 'hc lest
Zine r,unths has dedicated ,leniy &"
the Fr,n,1 mind TIT nh- intends q"
ii, nnthiug she cannot h' compelled 10
Gu. and tbnt uni, =, ih' ni',o, SHARPLY
Num h,r AMI pf,pato tu ."lluw 49, N p
warning hy lpi,p Gcrmpip W'li default
Upon he essential ,inus,s oi ~"
ucltN. counting upon ,pins anF
iaith"r ponaiti,n ur ri'r o. rrNiion 81
"a, treaty g'atly diss,d' nn,arr 'uH 90
IA, French
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

10 ,,tempi settlement.

AGi'A rRiErA. Sonora. April -i--N
,oniri.s,o' named hy IN" M'Nioar '"'I
tr,ss vas crrrlt, tos,aY O. Snn"a I"
st,,mut io adjust the diff,rerr h''vr'u
the -, pbuonliv STATE and the nai'"nl'
,.,.rrnrrrt. according Co.. un"ffici'l az.
vices made puliir hei" toltN . tiair
,,itn Elins io1drr ni ih' sonora move
p..nt - inst prc.i.lrnt C1rinnft
At nihl.v h"pddun't".f n"r' "ni i'l
d,niri Aas n.ddc iohy II thr i'.tri
fr.r, .nlniv, Arizona. Tint S"1 90
tan,s rud,l Guua' Anscl tl"''' , ri
tee. surrounded and trdpn II i' fe'i r"l
IS alter - tcring Cilir0u. '1pi'' "i
Sl-aat To-. 'ucsvrw' FROM Geo. r.rh u
"a Iiot. ~ VI rmwi'la N1s 'it'r
lblic clii' ~ the report nr'l "hi'i
als, r.b i,iOan was 'aiddi Il y
rmall skiri dishes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
Iirnih Opro-e ;rrrd ,iIm.

Thu .riiiSh puItini. is ilmt although
r,rmaay ran d,mul!d ir soycnl ~
trcm,ly import,ni rsrccis. aud That
.lo mlet Dee required ur iliin h'r o''
locations. N, can hr mi.d" 90 ~ 81
WithuIt further "rcriati"n of hT ter
iiiotr- and ~ svN'i" {" onn.nir go
strictiuns TIE rIitish statesmen arr
lndorstuui I" lok with Hrtance on thu
ri.noh aims Fnd irl ihal the lcadcr'
hin auong thu alto 'H hring az
putcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
TWO NEW States
J o. n REVOLUTION
REPORTS DECLARE
ADyICES REACHING WASHINGTON
TEII. OF GROWING STRENGTH
OF OiIItEGO> tDifERt>rS.
REBELS THREATEN TAMP|C0
Mexican Embassy SIss ouibrcaL Onl,
i.oaal Movement: CarrapIa ;on.
mission Enrouir To state
III sonora.

~ Associated rf,-s.
WASHINGTON. April q Reports
from Mexican official aud unofficial
tndnv emphasized she GROWING strength
~ tho revolutionary movement led hy
sonora Adyiccs from private sources
aid twp new states. liulnlgn aud TlHN.
.cal1. sluuurird ly their lvrislliur's
and stat, trnW, bad inurj t1. .,''s
tiun movement
strong addition Reported.
O'hr. dispatches t..r uI l'UirE
fut aIuul additions 90 frr revolution
~ g,r,Hl Anu'l1 Gnu,z NHs slid
in hrv, occupied Te,prn with 1000 ucn
and 9. b. threatening 17W"i center
e. N-v.cos oil region
TN" NcNi.nu embassy Hs"'d ' form Do
.t.i.n.eu' on the situation. declaring
tho revolution to be- 81 Is l',l mos 4"
men, IN, statement added. however.
tbnt If ~, secession mr' "ir""i SHOULD
r.r,an. g would iosli iu "tho stop.
nei.. of business curiaiiW'ut h wc'lih
frI international coruurrc" and ih" M
d.fnito reinforcement "f payment "i
Tho tnr,irr loht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
NEWS OF LEW ES.

Lewes, May 22.-Elmer Mitchell. who
j. employed on the Fenwick Island light
vessel has purchased house and lot on
ArneIl's avenue from Miss Roberta Mar
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew J Fisher are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of fine baby boy.
Mrs. James h. Rowland is confined TO
aer home by an attack of neuritis.
Mrs. Arzie Manning Is visiting her son,
DR.. Harrison NJ. Manning. at SeaIord.
Miss Annie II. Dunning has purcha sed
the George c. Prettyman property, on
Market street. and will move there from
lie Frank Maull property, on King street.
Those in the graduating cIass in Lewes
High School are Misses Muriel Steel,
Margaret Fisher, Margaret Richards,
Elizabeth MacIntire, Elizabeth Phillips,
Ida Lingo. Edna Blizzard, Bessie Guto-
gitz and Howard Macintire.
Elwood l.. Wescoat left this week for
Indianapolis. Ind, and expects TO return
with new nupmobile.
The Ladies Sewing Circle Of St. Peters
Church met at the home of Mrs. William
r. Messick, Wednesday afternoon.
Lieutenant Thomas J. Xirden Is spend
ing brief leaye with his family here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
was great success About 100 persons
attended. Music was furnished by Paul
Steels orchestra.
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. May 22.-Herman.
Ella and Bertha Riley of Wilmington arc
at their cottage. this week, having repairs
made.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Christy Conner and
son of Wilmington are spending n week
here with Mrs Joshua Conner
MIR. and Mrs. William IL. Bouvard of
Manayunk, Pa, are Mt their cottage Tor a
short stay.
Mrs. Florence Mole and daughter,
Olive, of Washington, ID. c.. spcnt few
days here this week Mrs. Mole has sold
her large cottage, the Belmont, TO M.
Whitaker of Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary Tompkinson has returned
to Rehoboth Beach from a winters stay
with her daughter in New Jersey.
Mrs. Rebeeca Davis of Wilmington is
with her father, Ernest Ellis. Mrs. Ellis
was brought home this week from the
Beebe hospital, where she has been since
her accident, few weeks ago
Miss Rose Nirden has the two little
Anderson boys, from Dover. sons OF j.
Hall Anderson, here for a visit.
Mrs. Charles s. Horn entertained the
school teachers at dinner few evenings
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Turner OF Detroit,
Mich, are here for the summer at the
Virden cottage ON Surf avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Smith of Will
mington are here to stay until November
and are at the Riley Cottage in The Pines.
Mrs Mary Timanus of Baltimore Is
enjoving the sea breezes for few days
at her cottage on Rehoboth avenue.
Mrs. Ally Clark is entertaining Miss
Annie Shippers of Denton. Md, this week.
Miss Kitty Maynadier of Washington
ID. c., is here with her mother. Mrs.
Robert II. Rumbold at Rumboldune-in-
The-Pines.
Prof. lie Gates and children of Newark
are summering at the Chambers cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Egmont Horn are being
congratulated on the birth Of a daughter,
Christine, last Friday. in Washington,
ID. G..
David r. Marvel Of Wilmington mo-
tored from Milford, Monday, with his
two sisters. Miss Anne Marvel from Mil
ford and married sister from the West.
They spent Tuesday at the Marvel
De Almond cottage.
MIR and Mrs Frank l.. De Almond of
Wilmington came down on Thursday 10
spend fortnight.
Miss Anne Hazard is suffering with a
severe cold.
Il community sing Was utid bu nuns
day night at Blue Hen Theatre by the
pupils Of Mrs Miriam Sheppard Davidson
Of Georgetown.
Services were held at All Saints F. f.
Church. Tuesday evening. Rev B. f.
Thompson of Dover preaching the ser
mon.
Rev. and Mrs Parsons and Miss Mae
kenney are at Coleman Clergy House for
a few days
State teachers Of domestic science and
supervisors were here over the weekend
al a house party at Mrs. Mary Polk 5
cottage In the party were Miss Helen
Bridge OF Dover; Miss Schimerhorn and
Miss Bowers, New York; Miss Ferris,
Miss Edith Jones, Miss Ellsworth, Lewes.
and Miss Florence Becker and Miss
Elizabeth Houston of Georgetown: Miss
Lind, Selbyville; Miss Smith Of Newark !;
Miss Brown of Dover: Miss Brenta Of
New Castle: Miss Ethel GrieveS OF
Smyrna. Miss Elsie Boscom of Milford !;
Miss Mackey OF Middletown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. May 22-Decision has
been reached by the Sussex County Farm
Bureau to carry on demonstrations in
lower Delaware this year IN the vicinity
OF Georgetown, Milford, Seaford, Milton
Greenwood. Lewes. Selbyville and pos
sibly Bridgeville, IN growing soy beans
for seed. silage and hogging down.
Mrsl Ida Van Valkenburg, OF Albany,
\ y, national lecturer for the ". {. I. [
will be the principal speakef al the Sussex
County ". G. /. L. Victory Convention,
to be held in Centenary NJ. 4. Church,
Laurel. Thursday night Of next week.
The MiIlsboro baseball club has been
reorganized, and viii open the season on
Nav 81, with double-header with Grace
Church team of Wilmington.
Christian Principles in Personal and
Public Health" will be the subject of an
address to be delivered by Frank NJ. Jones
TO the Epworth League in Wesley n. L.
Church. Georgetown. Sunday night.
Members of the Georgetown ". G. 7.
t.. will make bouquets for the railroad
men to be worn on Memorial Day.
Accompanied by Boy Scouts, members
of Colonel G. r. Layton Post, No. Is.
G.. A. r.. will attend Divine service in
First NJ. p. Church, Georgetown, Sunday
morning, May 80. At the close oi the
service luncheon will be served. On
Monday the graves of deceased comra des
will be decorated.
Miss Mallory Joseph has taken a posi-
tion as operator in Georgetown telephone
exchange.
John wilkins. 12-year-old son Of
Frank wilkins, is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis III Penlsula Cen
eral Hospital, Salisbury. Md.
The laying Of concrete has been started
on the improved stretch ,of highway from
AIillsboro to Mission.
Mlllsboro high school baseball team
went down TO defeat at the hands of
Georgetown, on the latter's diamond
Thursday afternoon, by the score Of /
TO 8.
Strawberries have dropped from 80
cents TO 25 cents per quart box within
two days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Proposed Change of Tim for An
nual Exhibit by Peninsula Hor-
ticultural Society.
CLOSING OF SCHOOL TERMS
Programs for Commencement Ex-
ercises of Delaware College and
Women's College, at Newark.
From Every Evenings Correspond ents

From Every Evening $ correspond ehls-
Newark, May 22-Announeement is
made of the completion of the Commence
inent program for Delaware College and
the Women's College, June II, 13 and II
II will also be the 5oth anniversary of the
reopening of Delaware college after ii
had been closed for some years a S a re-
suit of the Civil War.
Rev. William Hathaway Main of Phil
adelphia will preach the baccalaureate SER
mon in Wolf Hall. Sunday evening June
Is. The commencement address, Monday
morning will be made by former Ambas-
sador Thomas Nelson Page.
At the Women's College the commence
ment speaker. Monday afternoon, june
IA, will be Elizabeth kemper Adams.
The program follows: Saturday. June
l.. 1890 O'Clock trustees meeting;
o'clock, class day exercises; 3 o clock. base
ball; 4.30 O'Clock, presidents reception
$50 o. clock, Alumni reception at Della
ware College and Alumnae reunion. Wom-
ems College; o'clock community sing
ing Women's College: 9 o clock fraternity
reunions. Delaware College.
Sunday June 13-6 O'Clock Nesper
services, Women's College; 80 o'clock
baccalaureate sermon in Wolf Hall. Rev.
William Hollaway Main, ID. d., of Phil
sdel phia.
Monday June 14-1O30 o'clock. COM
mencement address by former Ambassador
Page: 1890 o'clock luncheon; go o clock
commencement at Women's College,
address by Elizabeth kemper Adams:
$50, baseball, Delaware VS.. Haverford
$50 Farewell hop in armorv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
NEWS OF DELMAR.

Delmar May pa circular recently
issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad
states that for operating purposes, the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad will hereafter be known as the
Norfolk division of the Pennsylvania
system: this designation viii include the
rail line from Delnar to Cape Charles and
the boat lines between the latter place
and Norfolk.
A barn dance viii be given at the home
OF V v Hughes, this evening. when the
Young men will wear overalls and the
girls be dressed in gingham.
DIR. G. II. RiggIn. Pennsylvania rail-
road relief physician. has been called to
Conaway. Pa, for an indefinite period
Dorothy West, a seventh grade pupil
in the Deinar school won a gold medal
in a spelling contest in the annual intel
lectual and athletic meet at Salisbury.
on Thursday.
Strawberries sold here during the present
week at s11.25 per 32-Quart crates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
MAY CHANGE MEETING TIME.

Dover, May pa movement has
been started by horticulturists Of Della
ware and Maryland. 10 have the time Of
the annual meeting of the Peninsula Hor-
ticultural Society, always the second or
third week IN January changed to the
latter part Of November. The main rea-
son given for the change is that a greater
and better display of fruits and vegetables
can be made, and to a better advantage
IN November than in January, as all fruit
and vegetables have to be kept in cold
storage, and il has been proven that the
display in January is not satisfactory
Besides this, il is pointed out that in the
shipments of fruits and vegetables for
this years meeting held last January,
many were frozen and quite a number
lost altogether
A meeting Of the executive committee
of the society will be called at an early
date. when the proposition will be put up
for consideration and action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Md, May Marriage
licenses were issued. yesterday, to Law
renee +. Perkins and Alma Dean Lilly
Of North East. and Curtis I. 1rimbie and
Mary T. Rea of Conowlngo
Cecil County School Board announces
the appointment of Miss Hunter as as
sistant principal at the Calvert agrlcul-
tural high school. succeeding Miss Teeple,
resigned
Mrs. Ida r Eshelman. who for several
wears conducted store nj Rock Springs,
wife Of w r Eshelman. died on Wednes-
day in Maryland Hospital. Baltimore,
where she had been taken q few days ago
for an operation
Several hundred students from the high
schools of Cecil county journeyed to Port
Deposit this morning, 10 attend the an
nual interscholastic truck meet Of Tome
School.
Charles s. Pyle, president Of Rising sun
National Bank. attended the Maryland
Bankers Association me ng at Atlantic
City, this week. and will return home on
Monday
Miss Fila VI Reynolds. teacher at Big
Elk public school, was much surprised,
Friday morning, when she opened the
school, to find that thief had entered the
building during the night and carried off
the victrola and about hundred records.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
NEWARK HAS NEED OF
LARGER WATER SUPPLY
Subject Considered at Public Meet
ing, and to be Voted on at
Election Next w ednesday.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, May ~. 2.-~preposed improve
ments and enlargement Of the water plant
Of Newark were discussed at public
meeting held in Council Chambers, last
night. Alfred Hartman, general manager
of the Consolidated Engineering Co, 0f
Baltimore, who recently made a survey
of local conditions as to water facilities
and submitted au estimate, was present
To answer questions
The present special session Of the
Legislature passed. bin authorizing
Council to borrow s75, 900 for the work.
The bill provides for a referendum vote
on the matter and this is to be held next
Wednesday Mr. Hartman estimates the
cost Of the proposed improvements, at
s72,
Samuel j Wright, president Of the
Continental Fibre Co. agreed that some
improvements should h4 made, but was
doubtful. with material and labor SO high
that the work should be- done at once.
Major G.. A. Short asked the engineer
as tn the advisability Of doing part Of tho
work now and leaving the remainder for
two years
1t Is claimed the water supply AZ present
is not sufficient for adequate fire pro-
lection and the usual consumption at
the same time The supply comes from
two S-inch artcsian wells. located along
the tracks Of the r.. B and w railroad
east of the station. and the water Is pumped
through six-inch main to the standpipe
on Quality Hill. for distribution over the
town This standpipe, il is claimed, is
much too small 10 meet present con
sumption II Is necessary to have one engine
going continually.
The present daily consumption in
Newark il about 50O,00 gallons. Mr.
Hartman. in his estimates, provides. for a
daily supply Of 100000 gallons, which
should take are Of the growth Of the town
for some years. In his estimates he pro-
vidcs for two additional 10-inch artesian
wells two G0-h. p., centrifugal pumps; an
air-lift system watcr-reccivug basin;
auxiIiar gas engine; l0-inch instead Of
G-inch main pipe, and new stand pipe
with capacity Of 100000 gallons
II is proposed, in putting in the I0-inch
main pipe, to run IT up Academy
street and connect with the other main
at Main street, instead Of tearlngup Depot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
DELMAR COMMANDMENTS

Delmar, May 22-Graduation exercises
of the Delmar high school will be held
on Tuesday evening. June ]. Rev. DIR.
J. +. Herson, pastor of Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. Salisbury Md. will
deliver the address To the graduates.
Music will be furnished BY the Sails
bury orchestra Rev +. II. Jones of Del
mar NJ P. Church will deliver the sermon
to the class on Sunday morning May 50.
The Maryland school will have its
exercises on Thursday evening. May p,
and the class sermon will be delivered by
Rev Alan f. Parsons. rector Of All Saints
Protestant Episcopal Church on Sunday
Nav -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-22
NEWS or sEAroRD.

seaford. May ~. ~ Frank James, h.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph !, James,
West Scaford, general agent u The llehigi
Valley Railroad Co. at Toledo, Ohio,
has been promoted 70 general agent ~
Cleveland, and with his wife viii reside
in that city.
On the Delaware Railroad, starting
Monday, The early train leaving SeafOr
at III win be changed 20 5.85 a. m. which
viii give the people Of lower Delaware
and the Eastern Shore NJ Maryland .
full day to visit Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Wilmington and return.
The first strawberries Of the season
we're shipped from Seaford, yesterday
They we're of fine quality and brought
from gl0.iO 10 s1020 per 32-quart crate
Friends of Ex-Ieyy Court Cornmis-
sioner Victor a. Moore ~ Bread Crcck
are urging him to announce his eanddacy
for State Senator on the Democratic
ticket