davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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pepositors Dcposi,ors Deposi,ors

These are national bank depositors No as
scinbied figures of the numbers OF depositors.
by states, in banks other than national are
availablc II is to be remembered however,
~ making comparisons. that many States
which seem to lag in numbers Of depositors in
national banks have large numbers of State
institutions. which probably get the accounts
and money. Georgia, for instance. runs far
behind Virginia in numbers OF depositors both
actual and per 1000. But Georgia has COS
state banks to $50 in Virginia
South Carolina and mississippi are the two
states with larger colorcd than white popua-
ton Mississippi runs very slightly behind
Georgia in national bank dcpositors per 1000
ana her percentages Of gain is about the same.
Here. once more, GcorGia's great proportion OF
state banks may explain why the difference ia
not greater South carolnas apparent supc-
r!orty 10 Mississippi. despite Il corresponding
picpondcrancc of negro populat ion may be
due to the greater number of manufactures and
min villages in which managers work with
bankers I" encourage the workers to save.
The figures give no indication OF the effects
o! prohibition in encouraging thrift. Virginia
dry hut four years makes "A better showing.
IN all RESPECTS. in the matter OF bank de-
pcsits. than Kansas. Maine, Georgia or the
taro!in"s The dry State of Maine shows bet
ter THAN IN" adjoining wet state OF Massa-
'huSeiS. hut the latter has 800 state banks to
''oS"rh deposits "s compared with "a in Maine
illustrating how r!oqucnty statistics may
he made to lie by little judicious suppress
si"n. On the other hand. Kansas dry State
apparently with fewer depositors in proper
tion than Virginia. has l.0S4 State and private
lank, and doubtless. with all summed nh
would make ono of the best showinEs OF
thrift and prosperity In the Union.
Tor foreign population the figures OF de-
no~it"rS are distinctly encouraging. The larg-
EST number Of national bank depositors TO the
I""p OF population Is 39i, in Wyoming. Mon
t"na. w'th two-thrds OF her populat ion for
c'Sn-horn or OF immediate foreign parentngc
adds 10 her honor OF the greatest casualty lst
IN The b':; war, in proportion to population of
al! the states. the additional credit OF stand
ing second in number OF bank depositors per
LOO OF populaton,. her figures being 34s.
STATE by State tho Increase in numbers ot
depositors ranges from ESQ to SEQ per cent.
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fashionable women may be interested 10
kho" mat even ON Wall Street short coy
ering is all the<style now.
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as Wholesale prices were coming down
in June. remarks the Boston TRANSCRIPT
they passed the retail prices going up. Isn't
it the truth,
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HARDING STANDS FOR
GOOD ROADS PROGRAM
writes Truck Sales MnnaEern' Asso-
citation Officer indnrxutiun or
Motor Transport.

MARION. ONO. July 2J.--IIarding
Headquarters made public today a
letter written by the nominee TO l..
Association of Truck Statesmen Man
ayers. predicting that In the future
me country would have TO rely moro
anu more on motor transportation.
~ - going to mcau.' the letter
continued. 9TH. necessity for further
great advances toward Improved road
construction. and particularly tho
adequate maintenance Of highways
Along with this Their. must be meas
nr"s I" inHure adequate supplies OF
petroleum products Tor power at rea-
sonAhle prices"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

Daniel j. ManniN. or Melbourne. AUS
iralia, VIII not bo allowed to land in
ENGLAND. because Of his recent ut
nounced' In the House OF COMMONS
la
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CUMMINGS TALKS OVER
LEAGUE WITH PRESIDENT
Gets Information Which lie VIII
Use In Speeches During National
Campaign.
TBy AssDclaICl Hrc.s /

WASII!NGTON. July 2s-iIomer 6.
Cummings. former chairman %. Tho
Democratic National Committee, DIS
cusScl campaign issues today with
ihc President He Indicated that the
hi"f object OF his visit 20 tn. White
House MAS 10 talk over the league
o! nations which ne expects 10 max.
the chief topic in his srccGnes to ba
delivered la the interest OF the Demo-
cratic national Ticket.
M. Cummings said the question
whether he would make the rae" for
The senate In Connecticut to succeed
Senator Brandcsec. Republican, would
be determined later.
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Adam la statc of Siege
tBy Associated prcss.l

CONSTANTINOPLE. July 2i.-S!ncc
July Adana. in the southeast part
of Asia Minor has been in Il state
of siege. The French have brought
tanks into play and hanged many
asi,ators publicly in an effort to re-
store order. Hallway communication
has now been rc-cstablishcd between
Adana and Mersina, about forty miles
southwest Of Adana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

Emboldened. however by their growing
power and recent military successes, ii is
barely possible that the Soyiets may pro-
pose terms which will prove entirely unac-
ccptable. in which event there would be no
other course but for Poland to marshal her
resources and resume the fight for indie
pendent existence. in defense of which it is
To be expected the allies will lend all the as
SstanCc within their nOWcr
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ConyIct stnI,bc, Ia Deo,h

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 2G.-
Frank Suddith. 4 State convict. lack
ing eight months Of serving an eight
year term for grand larceny, was
stabbed to death late Sunday night
at the prison dormitory at Speigner,
Ala-, a fellow-convict, Clarence Bal
ley. serving ten years for forgery,
being accused OF the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

JACK johnson has voluntarily returned
from exile. Grover Bcrgdols ;urn next
that is, il lie is guided by like wisdom
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CARRANzA OFFICERS WILL
BE CONTINUED IN POWER
lturrtn Excludes from Army Only
Those Concerned In Assnssiuu-
ton OF MndcrO.
GBy Associated Press
..IGn I.IrnN nc

MEN1CO CITY, July 26.-All officers
or the army as constituted under the
regime OF President CarranZa. will be
accepted by the government Of Pro-
visional President de In Huerta Tor
its army, according to the War De-
partmcnt late tonight. Only three
officers involved in the Madcro assas-
sihation. Will be rejected
Technical knowledge is desired by
lite government in connection with
the reorganization of the army. which
now is going on.
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q The outcome OF armistice negotiations
CHtween commissioners representing the
Russian Soviet government and the govern
rent OF Poland Is awaited with world wide
|4terest. Upon the terms 10 be offered bv
he Soyiets hangs the question OF whether
BE war is to be renewed on an extended
Gale; for it IS inevitable that ii Poland is
4Ht offered fair terms OF settlement the allies
all be forced 10 take a hand 10 proven,
be crushing OF Poland by the superior forces
i the Soviets. Even were the allies dis
obsed to stand aside and see Poland crushed
&jeb sis unthinkable, regard for their own
lbtnre safety would make It suicidal for
HEM to pursue SO shortsighted a policy
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MOTHER OF DEAD PRINCE
INFORMED OF HIS SUICIDE
Former Empress Had Been Prepared
nnd Bore Up We'll when Told
Facts.
IBy Associated preas.l

THE HAGUE, July 26.-Thc former
German Empress has been told OF the
death OF her youngest son, Prince
Joachim, who recently committed
suicide. She took the blow with
more courage than had been expected
The former Empress had gradually
Eeen prepared Tor the news and when
definitely informed bore up well.
Her health apparently was not af-
fccted by the news and she displayed
resignation, only occasionally giving
way 10 grief.
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LEGION WILL LOOK AFTER
MEN SICK IN HOSPITALS
Local Committcrs In Ench Of the 200
Hospital Areas Ia Visit Disabled
ne AwocIatcl rrr,r

NEW IpIiK, July 2G.--The Na-
toral Amcr!canism Commission OF
the American Legion today announced
J 1900 service men now in 200 hos
pltalS throughout the country
Formation OF local committees 10
Visit the men IN the hospitals ana
care for them after DISCHARGE Is
urged or tn" fOrty-e!ght State chair
man. who have been enlisted in tho
movement
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ITALIAN DESTROYER is SUNK
BY MINE IN BLACK SEA
Eighteen Seamrn and Ship's Doctor
Lose Their Lives In Destruction
of Ifoaf

,CoNSTANTlNOPLE. July 90
fAbhtccn scainen and one officer DR..
iiarti. iost their lives with the de-
stTuction OF the new Italian destroy
el Alberto Carlo Racchia. which
struck mine Saturday in the Rack
pcrus.
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ARCADIA, FLA, DOUBLES
POPULATION IN 10 YEARS
Town in Everglades In 1910 Had i,73B
feopic, in io.b Count Gives II
Rad,

WASiilNGTO%. July 26.-Arcadia,
ria. was added today TO the list OF
cities which more than doubled their
population in the last ten years and
winch also more than doubled their
p"pGIa non in the ten years ending
with 1910.
Arcadia's 1920 population. an
honnced today. is 3.i1g, an Increase
OF LAB. or slightly more than 100
per cent.
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SOUTHEASTERN TYPOTHETAE
is AGAINST 48-HOUR WEEK
Resolution Expressing "UnRlternble
Opposition tn PrOposni" TX Adopt
cd Unanimously.
IBy Associated u

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 26.-The
Southeastern Typothetae Federation.
fishers. at n largely attended meet
ing with delegates from all States in
the division. today adopted rcsolu-
lions expressing "uaaltcrable opposi-
ton to any shortening Of the forty
eight hour week" The resolution
was adopted after an al! day dis
question OF the proposal OF the crafts
to institute q forty four-hou week.
The action was unanimous
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DEFEATED CHINESE LEADER
TRIES TO SHOOT HIMSELF
cncral Tunn Chi-JuI CIoscIy
watched to Prevent Taking Of
Own Life.
Iny Associated rress. |

LONDON, July 2G-Gcneral Tu..n
Chi-Jui. leader of the Chinese mill
t,ary faction. which recent dispatches
Indicated had been defeated in the
struggle with the Chilli party, has
made an attempt TO commit suicide
by shooting. according to Il dispatch
from Shanghai to the Central News,
fled July "a.
The attempt was frustrated, says
the message, and Tuan is being
closely watched
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Fair Price Man Itc.irn.

ATLANTA, GA. July 2G.-John 4.
" Mahgct; or Atlanta. resigned today as
iair price commissioner for Georgia
ieavins the office to be filled by j. w
hustln, assistant commissioner, pend-
ing appointment OF COMMISSIONER
by Washington o'oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
TOUR YELLOWSTONE PARK
Daniels and Payne Are Accompanied
by Mrs. Daniels, Walsh and
Governor Stewart

HELENA. MONT. July &c. Two
Cabinet members. Secretary Daniels
and Secretary Payne. accompanied ty
United states Senator Thomas i.
Walsh, left today for Yellowstone
Park. Tho secretaries arc on their
way froms.Alaska to WASHINGTON.
Governor Stewart and Mrs. Daniels
arc. expected to Join them for the
park trip. t. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

q Babe Ruth receives 100000 for sign
ang a movie contract. This in addition TO
s1,is 100000 year for knocking the cover
soG the ball Virginia school teachers
Geive an average OF about 500 a year.
nook for the answer in the hundreds of de-
serted Virginia schoolrooms.
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The l.Np,fuS.

Because there WAS only movie house in
Kent. Ohio, two girls left home there and beat
1t TO connect with n regular town.
Gcnuch. the Kaiser said
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FRANCE OPENS DOOR TO
AMERICAN MADE GOODS
Rcvokcs Decree Which Shuts Out
Numerous Articles, hut Allows
Customs to stand.
[By Associated Press. |

IBy ASSUCIaIcu IEcSs.T
PARIS, July 26.-By the decree of
yesterday. which revoked tho decree
oc April %. forbidding the importa-
tion OF certain articles. the chief
American products affected by the
original. decree-automobilcs. dental
supplies, silk goods. cameras and
flms-now WIFE be permitted entry
under former conditions
The customs duties will remain the
same. automobiles. for example, being
taxed i5 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

The ruling OF the Commissioner OF In
tssnH Revenue that liquor may be used
In the preparation OF food provided ii is
pot sold on the premises, opens n new ave
hue Of approach. Who on earth would
syant to part with food thus prepared at
Hny price however tempting?
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Pc, rcr>hinE soon 20 yisit nrazu.

RIO JANEIItO. BRAXIL. July &c
General Pershing. according To re-
ports in government circles here TO-
near future. His coming will he in
return for the visit OF President Pcs.
soa to the United states
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Charcoal ,.ph.s Daily Thought.

"Dcy ain got all he wants in dis
hyar worl'," said Charcoal Eph. moodily. AN
ei every man got all he deserve. sub, dcy'd
sure be a lot u new faces lookin' out from
barred windows. Try Il peanut sandwich.
Mistah Jack SON.
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ana the increase of total population in the
may show losses In actual popuIotion Evcry
S.aor SHOWS swift and steady Increase In
runners OF people with money to put
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

What happens to animals after death?''
profoundly inquiries the learned London
Times. We know what becomes OF the eats.
They become violin strings and genuine sable
furs. But what happens TO dogs is the wurst
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Robbers Get $1,000 from nnnk.

49, Central FALLS. Il. l., july Ss-
The Credit Union Francaise hank
was held up today by five robhcrs.
900 "''' W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

3 When Alexander Hamilton wrote his first
paper OF the Federalist, q plea for the rati-
4cation OF the Constitution, he prefaced il
Sith this declaration: The consciousness
9i honest intentions disdains ambiguity"
pleasured by that standard the Republican
platform and Candidate Harding s interpre-
CATION thereof would score less than one
Aalf of l per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

senator Harding has graduated from The
Sa'euohla SILVER Cornet Band. and is now
director-in-chicf OF the anvil chorus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
BRYAN No I,oltcr

THE delegates to the Prohibition party
convention could not believe that Will
liam j. Bryan was Democrat first last
and all the time. In nominating him they
proceeded upon the assumption that his dis
appointment over the failure OF the San
Francisco convention to adopt his policies
meant the end OF his association with the
political organization with which as Il youth
Ii" cast his fortunes and TO which he has
given all that manhood could offer. The
Prohib!tiOuisis blundered. They were not
acquainted with their man. William j.
Eryan does not bOlt.
THIS Same mistake has been made many
times before by individuals who refused 10
believe that Mn. Bryan could remain sithful
70 the protoundest convictions OF his nature
II was taken for granted by many people
back in 1904 that the nomination OF Alton
T.. Parker for The presidency would force
The Commoner out OF the party. The New
Yorker ana the Nebraskan could scarcely
have been more unlike politically The
leadership which brought about the nomi-
nation Ul Parker was intensely hostile 10
Mr. Bryan, and the action OF the convention
OF that year was candid Reputation OF
about everything that Mr. Bryan had stood
for IN the campaign OF 1896 and against
in 1900
Bat William J. Bryan did not organize a
-
the reservation. lie remained loyal to the
Democratic party, even il inactive in behalf
Of a ticket over which lie found il impos-
sible TO enthuse. And four years later he
received his reward and his vindication in
his third nomination by The convention
which assembled in Denver
The san Francisco convention turned it's
back squarey upon Mr.. Bryan. after paw
ing him tribute that will be historic as
g, dor tarrAf ,..,,i i'm
left the convention city heart-brokcn. as he
himself said. he did not leave the party
whose Spokesman had rejected his program
lie announces to the country that he is no
less Democrat ROW than when he bore
the standard Of the party: that he will
continue 10 battle within it's ranks for the
reforms to which he has dedicated the more
mature years OF his life and not even
the nomination OF the Prohibition party
can tempt him to withdraw his allcgiancc
( 10 an organization that has honorcd him
| as 1t has honOrcd hut one other man within
its history
As wholesale prices were coming down
! in June. remarks the Boston Trnnscrint
ihey passed the retail prices going up. Isn't
| it the truth,
! Jack johnson has voluntarily returned
! from exile. Grover Bcrgdoll's :urn ncxt
| that is II lie is guided by like wisdom
senator Harding has graduated from tho
| caledonia Silver Cornet Band and is now
! director-in-chief of the anvil chorus.
( Fashionable women may be Interested 70
know that even on Wall Street shor, COW.
er!ng is all thezstyle now.
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The Weather
Turnis cd by U. 8. Weather Bureau,
Forecast yirxinIu-

Fnir Tuesday and We'd
nesday. except probably
showers Tuesday ex-
treme southwest por-
tions.
Mort II Carolinn--
Partly cloudy Tuesday.
local showers west nor
ti"n:. Wednesday partly
cloudy.
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Picked Up at nnndom.

The Prophet was the only baldhcaded man
who was avenged.
The barber chiropodist needs to make both
ends meat.
lie who expects much risks disappointment
Nobody ever really got used to dying.
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-
TUESDAY, JULY -. 1870,

i 1t Is pleasing variation from the usual
Version which comes from Amherst County.
where a farmer met UP with black bear in
sshis corn field. ordinarily il is blind
,aiger.
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ENGLAND BARS MANN|X AS
AN UNDESIRABLE GUEST
Speech OF Australian Premier De-
Tending Empire Against At
tack Stirs Up England.

LONDON. July DISQUALIFICATION
Daniel nan j., Manniy. OF Melbourne. AUS
terances. Premier Lloyd George an.
nounced' In the House OF COMMONS
Here is the. fun text of the SEN
sational speech made few DAYS ago
by Premier w. NJ. Hughes, OF Aus
lra!ia. NJ benuigo. which created u
profound stir throughout the British
empire:
To-day, the British empire is sur
rounded ny enemies. u is being at
and Gcrma' 4. The British empire
is a league OF nations bound To-
Eethcr by ties OF blood ana race IL
YOU break britain you break Aus
tralla.
when we see in our midst. there
lore. men who would break up the
empire and plunge "a dagger into its
very heart. what are You TO think of
such men. except that they are trail
tors! | care not what you think
OF ENGLAND; as England. but am
nave on Australia. II means death
for us. and. because OF that. | shall
smitc them hip and thigh.
NianniN Statements Denied.
When Arch bishop Mannix said
that the sentiments he uttered were
supported by the hulk of the people
or Australia. he said that which was
not true.
. RE mas only one ODlSCttNc. ana
tina, Is the destruction OF the en-
pre- or at any rate the founding
OF IL republic OF Ireland. am not
going TO say that ireland has no
grievance. but ] am irrevocably op-
posed to republic of Ireland and
viii hight 1t tooth and nail by every
means In my power because IL means
The Acknowledgement of the empire.
and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT o: the en-
pire. means the destruction of Aus
tralia.
Mgr. Mannix says his one hope
is that England aud America will
be enemies. and that Ireland will
night England. and that America will
fight England.
Pence Lies In Understanding.
IF that hope is realized we will
see war the like OF which the
world has never seen. Hope for the
league OF nations. but in that alll-
ance OF understanding and co-opcra-
ton which has existed for over
hundred years between America
and Britain and between the British
empire and America.
III II were necessary to choose be-
tween the kaiser and that man as 10
know which one ! would choose. The
Kaiser was pushed into this. but Mgr.
ManniN went on his own free Will
The Australian people ,repud!atc
him. They want America To under
stand that Australia Is part and par
Gel of the British empire and intends
10 remain there. Australia holds out
the hand OF friendship TO peaceful
nations. particularly America. We
realize that Americas destiny ana
our own eu!ncidc IN the Pacific. and We
want Americas aid there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

b Lacking other campaign material Scna-
stor Capper, following conference with
candidate Harding, sounds the sectional
Cry and holds up the old bogcyman OF
Eouthern control OF the national government
evidently Republican hopes OF breaking the
6olid South have withcrcd and died Ger
calmly it never will be broken long as the
Republicans are so shortsighted rs TO re-
Eurn 10 their old fetch OF acctionalism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

9 With the reduction OF the nations debt
S2,2a7,3So,lS0 from its peak of S26,59G.-
a01, GAS on August 81, last year, who is
there that can reasonQbly find fault with
Democrat fnanc!ai" .Adm:iiIstration in it,
1eady progress toward working out from
Under the huge Load OF Indebtedness inn
posed by the great war from which We so
kecently emerged victorious? This is the
find of financial administration that begets
confidence in the soundness OF Democratic
government, and will make for the contilm-
4nce of the party in power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

Eainiali IL hours ending l.. M. None
Esihiaii ~ hours ending \ +. M.... None
EAcess since March ............ 5JI
ESccss Bincc January ............ 5si
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Answered,

o S--Do YOU believe In spiritual manif,
tations"--A Reader.
We believe in the Ghos, that walks on pa
day ycssuh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

How would women Vice President stan
on the question of bachelor taxation?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

Next" shouted the exccutioner NJ the gull
lotine
Not too close. and no hair tonic murmured
the Victim. as he bent over the block.
For the cXccu;ioner in private life was a
barber. and the foEce OF habit is comncllng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Special IyatI.

.ornl Observations at y l.. VI. Yesterday.
N!ni direction. northeast. wind v.!o-
ny. !: weather AT J.. NJ. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Incnl Trmncrntur. Yn,trr,lnY.

u. VI. temperature .......... "A
MhAllhuil tcHnpeTntur" To S Il. NJ. -. ~
nIhihiuin temperature to Il. NJ. -. n
Dream temperature Yesterday 800. %
Normal Temperatures iur this date -. 81
,':.ti'hcS yesterday ................ II
deficiency since March | .......... 32e
deficiency since January i .......... $50