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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
CANDIDATES ISSUE
BOTH
CLAIMING VICTORY
DEFENDING uPON CONfIDENCE
AND GOOD JUDGMENT OF
AMERICAN PEOPLE
cox GIVEN GREAT OVATION
GoVcrnor's Last speech Made al To
lrdo Where lie Summarized Ills
Arguments Toe League " Nations


Toledo. Ohio. November g. Cover.
nor Cox IN his last spc,-'h oi the cam.
paisn here to-day. summarized hts az.
gum"nts for the lcngu" Of nations lie
predicted victory for himself. not ~
IN" representative, uf u party but ne
the leader uf "a cause The governor
also renewed his attack an Snator
Harding ON the lcagu" issue. decltr.
ins th" republican candidate wus
'wiggling and wobbling" and the sen.
a,or's election meant controversy aud
confusion"
The governor and his party arrived
here by special train early In the even.
inc from DAYTON. aud lett on tn. re.
turn Journey Immediately after his
speech On his way here from Dayton
The governor and his party stopped ~
Dcspler. a railroad town. where many
had gathered at tho station. awaiting
In u drilling rain the coming 1T the
candidate. Governor Cox responded
with rear platform speech. a fore
runner of his argument here tonight
Il have always had faith IN the good
judgment aud patriotism of the Anicri
can people" 'aid the governor, and
an analysis of the past tells W that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
VICTORY SURE IS
CLAIM Of ADAMS
HARDING AND COOLIDGE WILL
RECEIVE AT LEAST 39s ELEC.
TORAl VOTES.

W AHthitalfN l'NtHt
CHICAGO. Nov. John T. adams.
ylcc.chairman of the Republican M.
tional Committee. In charge of western
headquarters. tonight made public "a
final election prediction" IN which he
expressed the hrlicf that every north.
ern and every western state viii go for
the Republican national ticket.
--latest reports We are receiving az"
the best. Democratic claims of an
eleventh houi tide IN Governor Cox y
favor are mere moonshinr." he said.
There N no such tide. A. the close
ot the campaign these thirty.iive states
with zoe electoral votes must b. listed
az sure for Harding and Coolidge:
California, ls' Colorado. D; Connect
cut. Z: Delaware. .; Idaho. 4: Illinois
20: Indiana. IL: Iowa, -; Kansas. TO-
Kentucky 10. Maine &: Maryland. n
Massachusetts. IS. Michigan. ij; Min
ncso,a. t.: Missouri. ~. Montana. 4
Nebraska. rs: Nevada. 3; Now llamp
shire. 4: New Jersey. ~; New Mexico
y: New York. 70: North Dakota. .;
Ohio. s4. oregon. z. Pcnnsyivania, ~,
',hudr ishind. 8; Utah. 4: Vermont q
Washington :: West vlrginin, \: Wis
lonsin. 10; Wyoming. .. Total So:.
The sure Cox states are III" ten IN
,hc solid South. with total OF ~ "lec'
toral votes.
The only states lcf, to b. considered
are Tennessee, Arizona and OklahonIi
Cox probably will carry Tennessee with
~ a. electoral votes In Arizona and
Oklahoma his chances are "ycn--nO
better. II hc were 10 carry all ihr'-'
he would add only - 10 his solid South
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
LEADERS EXPECTING HEAVY VOTE
RIOTIlG IN WHICH THREE ARE
KILLED, FOLLOWS ATTACK MADE
BY ALABAMA NEGRO NIGHT RIDERS

NJ Montgomery throughout the d.,y
from III" southern pait " the
county concerning alleged threats
TO destroy one on two rural towns
during IN" night. and this caused
tho swearing In of 100 civilians
who with county and city officials
arc on guard IN those localitics 10.
night.
\ prevailing report here tonight.
which was without confirmation,
was 20 the effect that four negroes
had bcen rhot 10 death near High
land Home. Alabama. Every male
white resident In the southern part
uf the county was reported heavily
armed this afternoon. aud at
Snowdcn and l.amef. Alabamn.
were keeping an all night vigil
against any attacks. threats uf
which had been floating about dur.
Ing tho DAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
iirm Want, r.Ooo Large Rat.

Cpspi'S CHRISTI TcXis Nov -
M "d'r irt ooe large rats tor which
n offers Co. pry tiv" cents each, has
E,,u tll,.d with tho -, scouts of Cor.
pus CHRISTI D., 'bi,tcr 0rm manu-.
.fs,'Wlng u-h b'it ur,uuhnr 90 an AN.
confinement hv = \ ilulilcsiun. scout
executive. II" urn~ lrti"r said uti"n.
'ion had hron called tn the fact that
tho BY scouts h"r' had BEEN catching
rate 10 thn a,'ragv rust II . cents Zach
AND Or this p'rioin4sr,r could j." dupli-
,-l'"d ~" company wished 1" of'i'r IT,
0oO rus ~ IN" same pric. IN" ,Uiu.
any win FURNISH u"SvrN aiivc ligrid
in 'thrh ihr rtfv ,re tu lsr lmmHrs'''
c hen shipped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Continued on Page SIX
Democrats Likely
Control Congress,
Opinion Of Flood


WASHINGTON. Nov l.--chairman
Flood, 81 the Democratic National Con
grcssional Committee, issued state
mcnt tonigh, rcasAerting his clalm that
the Democrats would ovcrtutn the i,e
publican majority IN the House and
adding the prediction that Democratic
m"nl-,rs would IT, elected In Idaho and
Washington as well aa In the states pro
Niuusly mentioned In claims ~ gains
we VIII hold the two Democrats
from Utah. he added
Referring Ia the election prediction
of last SUNDAY hy Chairman fcss oi
the Republican Congressional Commit
tee. Mr.. Flood said this Was thc mos,
"giarlng" of many of the striking cN'
nmplcs Of Republican misrepres"nta
ton and nisstatomcnis.
lie says the i,cpublicap gain 81
twenty members IN certain states will
result from gains of 'onc member each
In Maine Massachusetts,, Connecticut
Michigan and Nebraska" Mr.. Flood
said. mir. fcss apparently does not
know there arr now four Ropublican
members Il the House from Maine
Where would h" make q gain of on,
member from tha, state, ~ h" pre-
diets
"Evidcntly he n ignorant II the fact
that there are nov six Republican
members " the house from Nebraska,
How could hc gain one there. as h.
asscrtss Continuing his Wild claim
Mr. Fcss saws th" Republicans viii gain
two members each from Kansas aud
Ohio and three members each from
Pennsylvania. New Jersey and New
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

By Associated Prrs.
BlRMiSGliAM. Ala. Nov. t.
Three negroes known To be- dead
fifteen In the Montgomery county
jail. aud property loss through ln
ccndlary fires Of saturday and
Sunday nights. approximately 500
600. rccapltulatcs the right ridlne
outbreak ln the southern part ~ this
county tonight
Other heavily armed county and
city officials and civilian volun
tccrs are un duty at Stratcgir
points In the affected area. al
though Il was believed the uprising
had been nipp-d.
The killing of warren Taylor, Ne.
gro. occurred today after h. had
nmpiled pistol ai Chief of Pole"
Taylor and other officials who had
placed him under arrest.
Conflicting reports wrr" received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
EXTENSION CREDIT
|TU FARMERS URGED
NATTER BROtGHT To ATfEN'
Tf0N or PRESIDENT W
GEORGE HAMPTON

Nv Associated Pres.
Washington. Suv. L. Extension Of
Immediate credit relief 10 farmers IA
executive action. pcnding the reoor-
vening ~ conErcrr wHr asked q
presidnt Wilson today by tscorge ".
HAMPTON OF IN. farmers national coun'
~. IN company with William VI.
Johnston. president of the lntcrnat
lonal association ~ inachinists. Mr.
Hampton called upon S@'retaiy Tu'
inulty. who In understood 70 have
,nomised to present the request 10 the
rresident NJ once. u was contained
IN letter which said the proposals
he presented werr endorsed By Mr.
Johnston. Pert NJ Jewell. American
Federation of Labor. Warren
stone. grand chief brotherhood ot
Locomotive Engineers and sidney
IIillman president Of the Amaisamst-
I'd Clothing WORKERS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
i;aL-rs irr Returning

NEW NOi;k Nu,. l..-l.,ad-i- q.
union bakers Uhn vent ou strike ir
Hruuklu fndt' demanding n1t wrrt
0, uc,t-' - &c. reported tonight int
nearly ill hop owners had ac,"'l"d G.
~, demands and Jess 'h1u 500 worh
men were Idle Nor" than 500 uf th.
'6l shops -isu"d agreements ~
udd,d
tn, .'.fs, affected l'tv'"u o"o aul
s 600 uuri sr~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Must Pace Trial.
BY Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. Nov IulrS
Mickey Arndcln. alleged master
mind" In the New Nuik Si.000.0o0 bond
rubhcti-S. VIII be- brought here Friday
tor arraignmcni aud trial under wit
~ hnbci~ corpus issued today by Jus
llcc Gould of the Distric, Of Columbia
supreme court Arnstoin. with sever 3
alleged go.be,wccns. was indicated here
last summer. charged with havins
brough, certain securities into the dis
irici "unlawfully. without the ronS"rt
NJ their owners
lic IL ow IN custody in New YORK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Nov. Dem.
ocratic claims that all nominees of the
party In Arkansas would h. elected 10.
morrow were disputed by Republicans
In but one instance tonight. A. e. Hcm.
NELL chairman of the state Republican
committee predicting victory Tor the
Republican candidate for congressman
from the Third district ~ the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Havana scene Of Riotlns.

HAVANA. N0. Eight perso?
were killed In local clashes In the pr
Vinccs during the elections tonight. ac
cording 20 reports here.
The followers oi Gomez started a
demonstration IN Havana after the clc,
toral board had temporarily closed it-
office. without any official returns hav
ins b,cn received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Increased Rates
Will Be Opposed
By Meat Packers

% A.so,'ai,d Pres
WASHINGTON No, T.. IN. lnsu
iut- ~ American Meat Packer a.
uulur.d her" today {; had. IN ciicc
s,rN"d notice upon III" railroads th 4
attempts g. increase charges and rate,
;u an unreasonable and uniusiltiali l.
rN'.r. VIII be- met With vigorous oppH
sitiur With l srorr ~ other shipper
~. announcement sud the packers q.
diy protested - the interstate com
mrr,r commission against nrw domT
tr. rates ul,d hN th" carriers effective
Dru,u.i.r D. and asked I hearing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Election Called by
Pekin Government

~ NHNhfAetth
rEktNG. NOV. The fvkinE soN
unm.ni has Just issued Proclamation
declaring that there has bccn "a reunion
- north and south china and calhng
fuf the election nf new pdrhamcnt.
The proclamation ciirs an announce
n.ni hv General Tsrn ''hun.iisuan. The
,h.rf ~ The southern military govern
ment &c the dissolution u that goVcri'-
mont and N" truunciat,Vn by the pos
in,,.s uf kWung Turg and kwane' 'Si "
th,iI declarations ~ indrnendcnec.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Government Agents
Will Guard Polls
~ Associated i'rc.

10 Associated frcss.
CHICAGO. Nm Tinted STATE,
District Attorney charles .. Clync ah
nounccd today that government agsrt,
viii be- plncrd al al polling places In
the city tomorrow as result II info.
NATION he hs. received that plans q
under way 10 commit fraud ihroug
vote repeating. Any e., ,ldrncr Of TIRE !.
ulafiiirs viii be- plac-d before the f.1
.crul giund iuty. according :" th- IT.
tri,t attorney
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
CONTINUOUS ELECTION SERVICE

T4a,sau, I,red 1T m, siy hours VIII he the
,f received This Office today
dealing with tn national ton over stsah
. afternoon VII
tu M. o.. ud O., m o Ih" News
bulletin svtke The t'uuus
% the
nol
d Worth which hc fni seryie d Ths
iafd
u,wsa ag,n,it ln ~, handling q
a o t0rlghi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Many Army Recruits.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.--Rccruit,
for the regular army continue 20 floN
In rccordbrcaking rate Adjuiant Gen
cral Harris offices announced tonight
and 1865 enlisted men accepted dur
inE October broke all pcacctimc re- e
ords Tor the month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
IIBEI. SIIT I1I.Ep.
|, NseW'iltoli l'Irss

~ ANNfHllA'W iNf~N
DAYTON. %. Nov. L.. \ suit
against thr nurkham llctrick
rumpln, ~ THIS city. publishers
II ~. DAYTON Journal. asking
sl0o Woo damages iur alleged
libel. Ms filed in court hcrc g..
day With rtui"' ~ur william ~
tAhiuuk Chnnc,llor ol Wooster
a.. uaurd as plaintiff
The suit was has~i "n stat.
nr'nt published In IN, Journal,
d'-'l1fing that Professor char
-'l,or vas denied responsibility
authorship and circulation ,f
printed m1tirt relating o. S'r.
ai"r liirding ln th. complaint
u vas all,g,d that Professor
Thanc.ilof had net mad" tn DE-
ninl attributed 90 him hv ~.
Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
TEXAS DEMOCRATIC
NOW AND FOREVER,
SAYS CONGRESSMAN
JONES SAYS THE IDEA or TENis
GOING REPUBLICAN n
ABSURD.
REPUBLICANS ATTACKED
iiarding's Association " Nations
Would Associate 4. n. With
iIoIshctlk Russln and Aus.
tria.Iiungary.

y love manly fighter. hut | IL,
Hpisc AN assassin" declared Congress
man Marvin Jones. IN an address al ths
Democratic rally AZ the courthouse las;
night. In which he vigorously attacked
the methods employed by the Republic
mn party In the present presidential
campaign fight. declaring they sought
TO assassinate President Wilson poiiti
cnlly. one Of the greatest statcmcn the
nation has ever known" The speaker
opened broadsidcs against the Iepub
lican preside ntial nominee on his num
crous stands relative tu the League u
Nations and strcnuously denied. and
gave reasons for his denying II charges
made by the Republican party aEainf:
the Democrats relative To- legislation
taxation and many other issues that
have been prominent Ia the campaign
With no small amount of zcst was l,
that his audience applauded him In re-
pOns" tu political missiles thrown m
the form 0f charges and denials timc
after time during his discourse
Governor Cox Praised.
IN the course of his address. Mr.
Jones praised Governor Cox as great
siaicman. and Zone uf the creates,
campaigncrs In the history of the TIM.
I'd States" and branded Harding as
prime" of bonchcad pullcrs." Several
times during his speech. he referred 10
the Republican candidate as "WigEl
Wobblc. after the fashion OF Governor
Cox In h!s campaign addresses
Congressman Jones scoifcd the id' 4
Of Texas going Republican In today
election. ~ hc slid had been predictc
by certain Republican leaders II vii.
tell you when Texas viii 60 Republic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
ELECTION CLAIMS
VOTERS INTEREST
IN CITY At LAST
wIlHESPREAD INTEREST MANI.
TESTED ~ LOCAL CITIZENS
YESTERDAY
HEAVY VOTE NOT EXPECTED
Women WIN Have Paid Poll TaS Wus
be Permitted % Take Part IN
Election. According %
Officials
VOTE FOR ELECTORS

y Voters going Ia the polls today .
B VIII vote fur Major T. u. Barton. I,
, Democratic candidate for elector (
, from the 18th District: and not. .
, as some suppose. for Governor .
, Cox. for President. Mai. Barton, .
, II elected. IL pledged 10 vote Tor {,
, Governor COX when the electoral .
, college meets ON the second Mon. .
y day In January Republicans I
B viii vote for Z. " Wilson. I,c. .
, publican clcctor .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
Examines Record

Examination of III" records IN the
Office o. County Tax Collector Hen
t;olding shows the, total Of s.Ss9
pcll tax receipts and exemptions were
issued In that office nt the last poll
tax PAVING time. hut the total voting
power of the county II more than that
number Mr.. Goldins Says. II liz ap.
proxiniatcd that there are $50 cx.sol'
dicis IN Peter county who arr en-.
titled 20 vote this year without paying
"a poll tnX Also there IN large num-
her Of persons have moved ,u Anna
rillo since paying their last poll taxes
hut have lived here the required
length Of time to vote. 1, IN nid Il l.
believed this will put the total voting
power u the county considerably in
CNrrsS of Z 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02
law ~ 10 Election

Tho law governing election. re-
uulfcs tina; person must have resld.
ed within the state ~ least twelve
months and In thu county not less
than six months next preceding the
election TO be- enabled 10 vote. There
fore. n person who has resided In the
state no, less than "a year and IN
Potter county only tho last six
months ard who paid his poll taxes
at the place of his former residence II
entitled TO vote today.
Considerable confusion has been cvi.
dent lorllly especially among the
women aS Go whether or NOT they viii
10 permitted 90 vote today. Election
officials stated yesterday that all
women who have paid thc" poll
.iaxes for the pas, year are entitled 10
vote II tho person desiring 90 vote
las lost or misplaced his poll iaN
receipt. he may vote by making afti
,laVii to the effect that his poll taxes
we're paid frr the previous year. Elcc
,i"n officials yt al voting places will
l- Euppliod with tho blank forms fOr
affidavitS uf this Kind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02


street corner politicians yesterday
for the llrs, time ovinccd noticeable
interest In ih" pending national clec.
ton which will b" held today.
Predictions relative la party victory
depending entirely upon the paFty to
which the prophct belonged. could be-
heard on most any corner Uf the city,
and In some places the predictions
were made more emphatic by an offer
to back u up' yesterday.
Despite the widespread interest,
however. Il is not believed tina, any.
thing like a total vote will be- east
IN Potter county today Prediction.
arc that II probably will bc as high
as 1900 votes, hut those who are
supposed to be- better informed ON
conditions are reluctant to place the
figure any high'r than that number.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-02

Tho following arr the election indecs
Who viii prcsid" In Potter county In
the places NJ which you will vote.
& n Mccullough IN Judge In pre-
cinct one. the Courthouse: " Banks
ions IN precinct two. the 'i,y Stall
T. J. Barnes. precinct thr'v. Harris
Storc' Broadlus Brazcl,on Lumber
Yards ". r. blackburn, shack facing
Tyler street un High School campus
W. e. nOyc". sixteenth Street Fir,
station. u NJ. Allison ~. Francis; J
W. Hll. l'ill School House Sl'an
kritZcr. Alas,crSon Ranch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-04
LABOR OPPOSES MEASURE

Claiming that the attempt to fix
prices by statutory enactment IS un-
sound and uneconomical, the Richmond
Central Trades and Labor Council.
representing 10000 producers and
consumers, went on record last week
rs opposed to the Boschen Bill in
reduced in the House of Delegates
20 check profiteering by requiring
that the cost and selling price be
marked on each piece of merchan-
lise offered for sale.
Price-fixing by statute would oper-
ate to centralize the control of indus
try, would tend to fix wages at the
lowest level, and would hold out nc
incentive to the worker to improve
his product, the resolutions adopted
last week set forth. This practice
would lead lawmaking bodies "into
THE folly of guaranteeing profits
which principal is destructive Of beth
industry and government" one of th<
paragraphs in the resolution reads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-04
SENATOR GLASS
EXPLAINS PLANS
Favors Severe Economy in
Public Expen-
ditures
LIVING COST TODAY
LIVING COST TODAY
Favors Revision of Revenue Law
Budget System in Governments Out
lay Commended.

| Washington, Feb. 4.-Severe econo-
my in public expenditures, revision Of
the tax laws and establishme::: 81
national budget system will be
,need in Congress by former S:c.e
;rry Carter Glass, Of the Treasury,
vino took the oa,n Of office late Mcn-
day os senator tiom Virginia.
"These three matters are closely
connected with the problem Of high
living COSTS" said Mr.. Glass.
Although Mr.. Glass believes that
any reduction in the aggregate Of
..;xes is impossible at the presen'
time, the incidence Of taxation should
be studied, he believes, with view to
the revision Of the revenue act en-
lines which will produce the neces
sary revenue with the minimum cf in
convenience and injustice To this end
ne will urge that excess profits tax
should be repealed or greatly modi-
fled.
at encourages wasteful expandi-
ture," he said, 'puts premium on
ov&rcaritalization and penalty on
brains, energy and enterprise. dis
courages new ventures and confirms
old ventures in their monopolies.
| favor revision of the revenue
law so as to require that, for the
purpose of ascertaining the{ amount
of sur-tax payable By a taxpayeF.-his
'jHcome from state and municipal
bonds shall be reported and included
IN his total income, and the PARTON
of his income which IS subject to
taxation based at the rates specified
in the act in respect to total in
come of such amount.
at is impossible to determine the
actual gain in revenue to the govern
ment which would result from such
an amendment to the law. That It
would be very material, I have np
doubt.
"a question has been raised con-
cerning the right of the government
under the Constitution to tax the in
come from state and municipal bends
but there can be no doubt of the con-
stitutionalty- of such an admins
trative provision"
Concerning the need for economy
and the establishment of a budget
system, Glass said:
"Inevitably government expend:-
ture increases the cost. of living.
"The budget system, under which
The governments outgo would be
properly related to IT'S income, Will
help economy in public expenditures.
The time has passed when this CUES
lion can he discussed academica!ly." "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-04
IN .MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance o.
my dear father. Charles Fl Good
rich, Jr.. who departed this life 2
years ago today. February 4, 1920 :,
twenty-five years have passed, our
hearts arc sore,
AS time goes or we miss you more
Your memory is as fresh today,
As, in the hour you passed away.
4 precious cne from us has gone,
A voice we love IS sti,lcGzzs
A place is vacant in cur home
That. nsvers can be fiiisd.. ~.
IA. By his, devoted. daughter,
Margaret Goodrich Evans.
30-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-04
BANKERS 10 MEET HERE
Group No. ; Will Held Meeting
February %

The annual meeting of the Group
No. 3, Virginia Bankers Assccia-
tion will meet in Alexandria Feb
ruary IS in the Westminster Build
irc It is expected that about DO
representativ tives from the different
banking institutions will be in at
tendance.
The session of the association
will convene at 1880 o'clock and
be presided ever By S. D. Myers.
TIarrisonburg, Va. who is chairman
81 this group.
r. NJ. Green, of the Citizens Ma
t:onal Bank, this city, is vice chair
man. and he is now busy compile
ting the details incident to the con-
vention.
Fifty-two banks in northern Vir-
.:;n:a are represented in what is
known as Group 3. The last meet
ing of this group held in Alexandria
was in 1916.
Annual reports will be submitted .
A dinner will be served at ! o'clock
in the afternoon
following the dinner the delegates
will be taken in automobiles to the
plant cf the Virginia 2ShiDbuildine
Corporation and the Naval Torpedo
Station. It is expected that they
twill be entrained alta tlleater party
in Washington at night.