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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
labor I.impimg Aftcr Hattie

M ONTlIS ago the American Federation oil
lfl Labor gave notice that ii would en-
gage i'll Il nonpartisan campaign against All
State and Federal candidates presumed to
be hostile to labor's interests and i'll behalf
Of those candidates. whether Republicans or
Democrats, understood to be friendly. THIS
campaign is under way but ii is not max
ing satisfactory progress, it may be as
sumcd 1t is not accomplishing desired
results.
Labor massed all its forces. for example
against Governor Henry }. Allen. OF Kan
sas. who had fathcrcd the State industrial
court and. incidentally, Senator Curtis, of
the same State, was inveighed against be-
cause he inclined 10 the support Of the
Allen policies. Both Allen and Curtis have
been rcnominated by overwhelming majori-
ties The Governor has exceeded any vote
cast in a party primary in generation.
Labor likewise, turned its guns against
Senator Cummns, of Iowa, who was author
of u section in the railroad reorganization
bill providing for enforced arbitration Of
railroad labor disputes. This arbitration
was referred to bitterly by Mr.. Gompers and
his associates as attempted bondage. a re-
turn 10 industrial slavery and measure
designed TO destroy all the liberties of the
working man. Mr. Cummins was marked
for defeat, but lie has won hands down in
his fight for denomination.
Representative Blanton, OF Texas, the
most inveterate foe in Congress OF organized
labor. also was blacklisted. lie was OPEN
~ and furiousy against every measure that
labor desired and was defiant in his attitude
toward all labor leaders. But Mr.. Blanton
has been renominatcd, which is equivalent
III his district to reelection. Then, too.
Representative NOlstead was pronounced an
enemy of labor, because he drafted the blu
bearing his name which outlaws beer. He
had close call in his district. but was
finally given the nomination by court decree.
Representative Sims, of Tennessee, was
labors friend. He was former chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Committee of
the House. lie introduced the Plumb plan
bill at the instance OF the railroad brother
hoods and was the general in the field com
handing the advocates of government own
ership of railroads. Labor gave him full
support from first to last. but he was de-
cisively defeated for denomination by a
constituency he has represented for almost
twenty years.
III all this means anything. it means that
the American people will not stand for
class government Labor is a powerful fac
tor in this country and is entitled TO its
spokesman in Congress and to fair treat
mcnt ut the hands Of every employing in
tcrest. But it is not privileged to set up a
government Of its own choosing any more
than is the capitalist. the Catholic the Prot
cstant, the butcher. the baker or the candle
stick maker. This has never been more
forcibly shown than in the recent primaries
where labor prescribed certain candidates.
virtually all OF whom have been successful
ana supported certain other candidates
most OF whom were defeated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
POSTPONE ELECTION OF
DELEGATES TO LATER DATE
Rain IIalis Meeting OF Itichmond
Post or American Legion In
DrlVidcrc Hall.

Election OF Delegates 10 the first
Legion, TO be held in this city Sep
TENDER TO t. by the local post was
postponed last nisht when rain inter-
Tered win the attendance at meet
!nS in Bjiv!derc Hail.
Post -idJutant Walter \. Williams.
.IT announced that Spccia! meet
ing for ;nc election OF delegates, SIX
teen in number, viii be held in Il few
days, In. exact date to be announced
tomorrow or Friday.
state II & ay Commissioner
George i. Coleman was 10 have all
dressed the post last night on the
Virginia highway system. lie viii
talk at n later date.
The rain also spoiled the initial
tryout OF the posts new plan to boost
attendance at its meetings. Several
loca! firms have contributed prizes
which viii, be awarded to members
holding properly numbered tickets in
"A batch TO be distributed at the door
on meeting nights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
A Daily Once-Over
Content Yourself.
III j. J. MUNDY.

instead or thinking all the time about the
ii..oise at your place OF employment and your
ihind and think how glad you ought to be that
YOU are not deaf
instead OF being 50 snappy because you can
n"t sct your nap out undisturbcd, suppose you
aihonE strangers without father mother,
sisters or brothers.
Instead OF being so ,ouchy that you cannot
TAKE little teasing, suppose you think what
- Wouiu mean TO you If you should lose the
jolly little torment who means so little harm
put VINO annoys YOU 80 much every day.
suppose others did come In when you wanted
10 DC atone with somebody's big sister.
suppose you haven't money to go to the
mountains Tor your summer vacation.
Are there not u thousand and reasons
you are well ana alive if conditions are not
Just what YOU might choose?
Look at the bright eide OF your dark clouds
Copyright. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
GIRLS HAVE FINANCED
STORE SHOWING PROFIT
Learned Buain~sS Methods While
Camping and Earned Some
Money Well.


NEW YORK. August ia group
OF energetic girls attending /. W
G. =. Industrial camp in Arkansas
last month organized and operated
cooperative store with working
capital OF $50. the one dollar shares
being bought; BY any or the girls
Interested in the scheme. The scheme
was directed by the Industrial see
rotary, who thought this good way
TO give the S!rlS business expert
cncc. as we'll as 10 supply convent
cnccs to the campers. The store
carried In STOCK al tho articles Of
toilet and dress usually LETT behind
by the feminine camper anything
from a toothbrush 10 bathing suit
The organization had officers. Il
board OF directors and purcha ing
agents. Eighty girls subscribed 81
each TO the scheme Sup lies were
purchased In Il nearby town. y reg
ulat!0n set OF hooks WAS kept and
slips were made out for each per-
son. During TWO weeks $lGo worth Of
goods were disposed or and net
profit OF $40 was realized ana dis
tr!butcd among the subscribers ac-
cordlnB 10 the stock purchased during
that period. The director got re-
turn Of sell. which was immed
lately invested In much needed tennis
shoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
The Poets Corner
A T!irenQtiy ".


(I'or The Times Dispatch.)
In memory sweet thy tender smile
VIII finger Mt the gate,
And side by side my heart and T.
Refuse to say too late.
In memory sweet thy gentle hand
VIII knock again Once more"
And follow to tho outer gate
That leads beyond the shore.
The garden. wall through which VIC
passed
Still spreads her stately shade,
And the little brook just ripples on
soft echoes" down the glade.
Dead roses there though once in
bloom,
The rosn scent Of tho morn,
Give fragrance still. 20 where you
Will.
TO speed the rising dawn.
Turn back the leaf, this cup OF fate.
Without n sigh or look;
Lot conscience sleep without regret
And close tho empty book.
In memory sweet to you, ~Dear heart"
My song brings poor delight:
Dead roses will not bloom again
Ill pass into the night
DOROTHY KELLDY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
The Wheel.

again the fortune OF the world depends uDon
whether Humanity elects l5olshevism from po-
iand but Warsaw is doomed. British labor
turns thumbs down. King George has ordered
no mouse cleaning IN Windsor Castle. because
OF the eXorbtant demand; OF the scrubwomen,
Our persona! bank balance looks like what was
ieit or So worth or spring chicken following
the soup. The Great Big Wheel turns and
every time II turns II dips The Common Peo-
pie into the miipond
This is n great age 10 live in 10 remember
IL is wonderful experience. So is smallpox
There was ti,pc when Beef Stew was re-
spectacle a Is cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Rcopcning the voIstcud Decision

II requires Il peculiar degree OF courage
ior members OF the bar to pass criticisms
upon the United States Supreme Court. par
tlcularly in /! petition addressed 10 that tri-
bunal itself. This court OF last resort is so
ail-powerful in its vcrdicts and usually so
profound in its reasoning that it is a rare
circumstance FOR petitioners to express in
plain terms their dissatisfaction with the
court conclusions, and especially rare in
a brief asking the jurists criticized to re-
consider 4 decision which they have rem
dercd
FOR this reason, If for no other. the plea
OF E!ihn Root and William d. Guthrie for
Il rehearing OF the Supreme Courts opinion
on the eighteenth amendment and the Vol
stead act must attract general attention
IN tAat plea these eminent lawyers show
niue restraint in condcmning the decision
Oh The court which upheld both the amend
Heht and the enforcement act on the ground
t1at The JuTists composing majority OF
ID" court undertook 10 settle one of the
most vital issues considered by it In = gen
Grafton, within few hundred words ana
without assigning any reasons for the con
c!usCns reached
tut cOunsc! in this instance do not sion
there They proceed further and ci,o ,bc
fac, that lae public was disappointed and
, dissatisfied with the ruling OF tn. court
tdHIng that it is not irrelevant or i.npr0Dcr
70 urge III support OF plea for a rehearinp
ihat public opinion has doubted and cbnI
thsed the illness OF summuri!y deciding End
/ HlsposlhS OF Il great constitutional coo,ro-
/ NeFSy' involving vast property ii.teresi. and
established, legitimate Industries and
/ Intimately concerning the welfare Of ,bo
/ whole people, without disclosing any ren.
sons Tor such disposition"
I Il is no secret That IN. Iay.vcrs ,
al cut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Progress With war History.

Further progress with details OF
the history of Virginia's participation
in tho great World War was made
by Richmond members Of the War
History Commission at mcetfnS
held yesterday afternoon. Willis
Pul!iam presided at the session.
Business matters in connection with
assembling war records, which are
ohtainuble here. were given consid-
Grafton. DR.. Charles r. Robins.
secretary, was unable to attend, being
detained by important business. and
coione! c. II. Kelley. who was out
Of the city, but who was expected TO
attend the meeting, arrived too late
for the session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

Publications 10 Robert Lee Peters, who
las completed twenty-five years OF service as
7 member of the Common Council, sixteen
Z them as its presiding officer. Ii Is Il
btable record, one OF which he may feel
tstly proud and the encomiums of his fell
}w Councilmen had the ring of sincerity
! them his fellow tOwnsmen are happy TO
Sin While Mr.. Peters is retiring from ser
ice as a Councilman. il is felt that as a
riyate citizen he will be found in the front
inks whenever Richmond needs him. lie
that kind o! q man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

North Carolina has kept the faith In
ice OF Governor Bickctt's political OK
ediency plea" and the tremendous pres
are brought to bear on it from high sources,
has refused to barter It's principle and
ED to the ''ineyitablc' BY the action OF
lie Senate in refusing 10 rat.iy the Anthony
|nendment, the old North .9ate takes its
and beside Virginia and other States OF
] G South which arc agAting for the pre=er-
ktion OF their suffrage "a. f.yss grow turn TO
7ennessee. where -ote"may be reached
day. The result there is in doubt, but
ere is reason TO believe that it. too, vii!
and firm aga!Hs; Federal Invasion OF It's
: .llot box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
COUNCIL REFUNDS $4,000
TO STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
City Also Ncfmburscs Colonial The
atrr Management to Extent
as SaTT.5O,

by action or City Council, $4,000 in
rent has been refunded 10 the Vir-
Ginia state Fair Assoc citation, which
was paid into the treasury by t.t'
organization. Council recognized that
the Fair Association is benefit to
the city and that, owing to the finan-
cial status of the organization caused
by the diScouraging returns from tho
enterprise last year, il was no more
than just that the city aid the asso-
citation 10 continue its good work.
Council also has authorized the City
Treasurer TO refund to the Colonial
Thcatcr owners s277.50 license tax
collected during the year for opera
tion of the theater while IL was
,Ingph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

Repairs 'ne toll house on the
Northsldc uct have been ordered
ami Contract. George J. kioiowstti
who Us to do the WORK. yesterday OD-
tanned the necessary construction pcr-
NIT from Building Inspector John IL.
Hutlcr. Brick, w0odWork ami plaE-
tcrinE must bc renovated 10 meet the
improvements required
other permits for alterations and
repairs We're issued by the iusucC-
tor. az follows. IosaIec Raah. "a
terat!Ons and repairs 10 brick build
Ing a. 3 North Sevceth Street: kat.
Jackson. alterations and repairs a.
brick house at 3Ii West Maraatu
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Funeral of n. ArchjbnIa ~nrv.

Funeral SERVICES Tor r. -hiha
Cary were held yesterday "a, 20
o'clock, noon. from tho Seventh trcrt
Christian Church, Rev. !. j. Spence
and Rev. j.. y. Mci'aden offciatinr.
lntermant was in Hollywood Gene
terry.
Mr.. Cary died last Sunday morning.
after an Illness OF several months lie
was the son OF the late Colone! John
+. and Mrs. Columbia Hudgins Cary
and Is survived by his widow, who
was Miss Maria Albert: two daugh-
tiers. Misses Pattie Albert and Cam
ME. and two sons, John Barry Cary
and 7. Archibald Gary, Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
DEATH OF INSPECTOR is
AVENGED BY COMRADES
IrisI, Police Homb and Wreck stores
in Town OF County
TiHpcrlrS.

BELFAST. lRTLAND, August IT,
The town OF Tcmplemarc. County
Tipperary. underwent a grim ordcn!
OF reprisal last night. following The
murder of District Inspector wilson,
according to press dispatch ie-
cclYed here today.
The police and military turned ont
bombs ana bullets speedily cleared
the streets. The town hail ana sew
cral shops were wrecked. The dis
orders lasted several hours.
The Inspector was shot dead whiio
walking from the police barracks to
his home,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
POLICE CHIEF CONVICTED
ON WHlSKY-THEFT CHARGE
Former CovipRton. Kentucky. DHc'ul
Sentenced To One Year in Federal
prison.

CoVISGToN. KY. August 27.--Scn-
fence OF one year In tn. Federal
prison at Atlanta. ana geo fine vas
given j." l.. bullock, lrom-r chief or
police Of coyington. Ia Federal Dis
trIct Court here late ycsterday, for
In the theft Of fourteen
barrels az whisky from q d!stiliery
1t l.atnn!a. Ky. last January.
Eight ether CUvIngtpn men con-
v!c,-d % the same charge as bullock.
were also sentenced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
snfe at Concnl,nEcn.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE
Georges Creek steamship Company,
owners of the steamer lioXie, report
assistance because of mutiny on
board. were advised today by cable
that tho ship had arrived safely at
Copenhagen. No metnion was made
the steamship company informed
Shipping Board officials here. The
HoXic sailed from New York July 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
MANNIX MUCH AROUSED
Snyx Lloyd Grorscs Idea AbouI
bringing rrcini~r Mother to
England Is Absurd.
49, Assoclatcd prcss

LONDON, AUGUST l7.--Froposals ~
Premier Lloyd George in ia. tousc
yesterday that every facility would
ManniX. Of Australia. To come To-
London from Ireland 30 visit her sou
were denounced as ''prrposteroLH" 0y
The preiatc in AN interview with tH,
Daily NM last night. The archbishop.
said his moulcr could not possiA. 5.
travel. owing 10 her great age. 40
matter how much assistance shouts
be given her. He also denied hay
lng said he wished to go TO Ireland
Tor pcraonal reasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
TWO Men
And Another.

Two babies were born. ono Il millionaire
the other pauper. AT forty. the millionaire
lost all he had by n sweep of i'll fortune: ut
forty. the pauper had worked himself up into
a substantial home and good trade. At the
same time as they, a third baby was born, but
Fortune hreathed short shrict upon it, and II
dicd III the nurses arms. And it's up to you
10 decide in your own way which of tho three
was most favored of the gods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
s.aboard Receiver Very III.

BEAUFORT, n. C., August 17.-Ed-
ward G. Duncan, receiver for the Sea-
board Air Line, who recently UNDER
went an operation, is in critical con-
dition at n local hotel, IL was learned
for his recovery None. except his
and attendants are allow
ed to SEQ him. Mr.. Duncan came here
following the operation in the hope of
regaining his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
,tr.. Nor, Lr, ,I.tch,r

Mrs. NorH Lee F'Ietchcr, aged -,
died yesterday. she Is survived by
four daughters: Mrs. w. c. Davis. liz
liam G.. sarah H., ana Alma L. Flctch-
err three sons. lsusscl! c., Edward NJ
and George y. Fletcher; one brother.
J. Coleman Minor. and one sister. Mrs.
i. W. Timbcriakc. Funeral arrange
Inents viii be announced Inter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Progress.

Where stands City the James. once Poca-
huntas held her place,
And waited h!story'S call, Queen fair In her
beaded swarthy grace.
And Quicted the white mans pualm
And handed him the upturncd palm.
or all that scene, the James remains: where
wiEwains were are steel and stone.
\ Pocahontas IN crowd would be most mis-
crably Alone!
Fut there arc Queens very moh,--
And the upturncd palms still on the job!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

ISpcc!aI 70 INC IImcs DIspatch-
George Glass. formerly clerk Of Clarke
is dead at Bcrryvillc. after
a Drle: ilincss. He was married twice.
has nrst wife being Il daughter OF
me late Representative Talbot. Of
Maryland, by whom he leaves one son.
Edward Class, OF Baltimore. His Sec
Qua wife. MISS Baker, OF Shephards-
town. aunt Of Secretary Of war Baker.
Il $50 survives. lie was Il Presbyterian
elder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Approyc. Insurnnc, mt.


MoNTGoMTRY. ALA. August IL
y. w. Briscoc commissioner OF insUr-
ancc for Alabama, today announced
OF a new rate for conpen-
sntion Insurance in the State, which
viii become effective at 1901 o'clock
If. The new rate, tho
term of which will not he announced
until August 2S, tho commissioners
said, is somewhat lower than is now
In effect. and Is held TO be more nc
curate as well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
LORD MAYOR OF CORK is
OEPORTEO TO ENGLAND
Terrence insolvency. Following con-
Niciton by tonrt-NinrtiaI. Ia
Slipped aboard y Bchtroycr
INy AstolL..el IieEs ]

co x. IRELAND. Angus, I7-Tcr-
renee insolvency. LORD. Mayor ~
Cork. WAC d.portcd TO England TINS
morning a"onri destroyer, after
having been found EUilty OF Ucdition
tl CouTt-m5rtlal yesterday. Aic-
y McencE stA.l IeluMos 70 ent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

iiFcs In honorable memory. but did for
the real good OF his own people than all tho
oemasoSues and politicians, high brows and
recovery from the disaster Isai.>Il foresaw from
.he conditions he described. Fortunately for
INC human race. Il man like that comes along
usuh4!y III time either TO avert ruin from those
deserving and inviting It. or to gather. re-
cover and restore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

The more Governor Cox's speech OF accept
hce is studied. the more meat docs one
md in it, On the other hand, the more
sarding's speech is studied, the greater inc
at finding nothing III II p"t
haff. The few grains" that it contains are
asound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
n. VI. $. vlndlc.ive Relocated.

LONDON, August 1G.---Thc British
liGh, cruiser Vindictive which was
'oor on May II. 1913, and which has
blocked that port since that time.
has been relocated and the port Is
again open for traffic. The sinking
OF the Vindictive was one Of the
most thrilling events OF the last years
Of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

The express company does not receive the
Eli increase in rates that ii asked lot, pnl
he decision that it need not pay any part Oh
he increased income 10 the railroads VIII
liable ii to keep more money Tor It's own
Expenses This, OF course, means lower
ete of compensation 10 the railroads. nul
is pointed out that this rate has never Deeh
h really scientific basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Cheap suunr GAUGE. RIot.

NEW YORK. August 17.-Peddicrs
selling sugar at 10 cents pound.
which Is 4 or cents cheaper than
grocery store prices, were nearly
rushed of their feet by women buy
ers in Brooklyn's eastern district to-
day. Police reserves were called out
to restore order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
The Weather
Furnis' I'D By U. 8. Weather Bureau,
FORECAST: NirEinln-

FOrccnbts HKitlIil--
Purity cloudy Wednes-
day: Thursday fair: no
change In Temperature.
Mort IL Cur0lina-
Local thundersliowers
Wednesday and prob
nbly THURSDAY: no
tliilIgo in temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
WEI7ZESOIY- NJGUS1' IS. ie2Q.

At Camp Perry woman broke the
torld's target record at 1000 yards, max
ag perfect score. Yet, there are men
tho will underyalue her achievement by
Assisting tina, she did not really aim at the
arget she hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AnEos; !7.-Cna,ttr
j. ioweI4. ',t-t ~. L.cd at fIs HON.
Srotsy!N-uia Comfy. following q severn
tiEokr OF r1T-.ys!a. lie :. suEvIy,d 10,
h'a "!!e' IOLs syES and three GauEh-
tefs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
MAY WITHDRAW TROOPS
American Protest May Cauxc Jnpa-
nesc 10 Hiring SOLDIERS Away
From SuEIItticn.

HONOLULU. Il. H.. August 10
The Japanese government Is consid-
ering possible withdrawal of troops
at Saghalicn Island because OF the
burden of occupation and doubt as
10 the legality OF the occupation, ac-
cordng TO Tokyo cable To Nippu
Jill, japanese language newspaper
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
COnNrafIIlnfInns.

I" the Editor of The I'D: why didn't you
put me hep to your 70th anniversary the other
"a! didn't know IT, You said you were 20
years old: 20 years Young | calls 1t! Hurrah
for evcrything!--II. l.. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

n valiant one. They have their living
problems. .evcn as you and H. and Rich
mond grects them joyously and hopes their
visit here will he both pleasant aud profit
able.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Local Tempemturo Yesterday.

5 u. u. Temperature ............... %
Maximum teInpcrature to \ l.. NJ. -. 80
~ minimum temperature to Il, NJ. II
Mean temperature" yesterday b.
Normal temperature !or th!s date "a
EACcss yesterday .................
deficiency since March / .......... 4oj
Deficiency since January 1 ........ CGs