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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
FRECkLE Face
sun and Wind Hiring uui I gl spots.
How ~ I,cnO,e Them,

Here's u cuanco. Miss Decide see,
~ tiy q remedy Tor lrofnlu' With tho
guarantee Of u reliable concern that
II viii not cost you n penny unlea n
removes the ncCklos. while II II drcH
give you a clear complexion the cN'
pcnHo ~ trfling
simply gcl AZ ouucr OF Oihluc
double strength from any druggist
ahI lew applications should H'uw
ven how uasy : ~ 10 rid ynurs'l' ~
the huncl, fi,cklch aud grl hcaV-
,liul compilation Rarely " wurc
than one Or1N needed Tor The wo''
ease.
lic sure you ask the druggist Tor
the double strength Othine Us Thu
sironrlh Is sold under guarantee oi
money back II 20 hils ~ remove
irccklcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
Recipe W. 80
psANkED REGULAR RGLl

F. - pounds regular roll
Place the mepi upon u well sea-
roned plank. Ci'ag" huird ""ll With
butter or batter Substitute Place
beneath br0llcr aGd toll f'r >
hours. basiing FREQUENTLY with butter
or butter substitute Remove from
broiler and finish roasting In modo..
ate oven.
To Garnish. Around edge ~
plank place border Ut Duchess DO
tAioes. Duchess potat9 n rr,,.Iiasii-
ed potatoes Ia which an rgg vuiN
has been added, This mixture "
forced through u pnsiIy hng, form.
me roscttes around The roll Garnish
With canned peas and canned aspara-
Pns tips. Serve IN plank
Iicripc VI. 80
llEliF STEAK re
Chuck steak. cut n narrow strips
liii ~ garllr
- hay leaf
u pcppercornS
Rprlnr ~ parsley
I hal,ud pOlui0sH
onion stuffed win 2 gloves
cup sll,ed carrots
cup celery rui IN hiipa
~" in square ~ flpih
rlac" sl'RF IN u lri,lc with boil
inE water ~ cover, und lrl I simmer
for ~ II nn hour Add sraanninr ~
has iurrlhrr With sali IA az, meat,
and ihirkun the Hinrh lNlu' ihr
kriilr nu an ashriips mal ~ krrp
faurr tam niirklnr fpm' ~ i
Mushrooms 30 Bod and dfainod im'
mnAr 49, flaNnr FimmnT Nhif
muhing me pafirN fhrn iHmWH
ihr he AZ sea nnlnr l'ui ~ ln a
iaiiur difh siih y lullrd rfuti UluI
go iup ani ridrs iifu.l Nlih mi'h
,ui halr WHlt tIirHirs fnHfihl "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Esssd ~ psnsssstins
q Nsml,n's wizard Of,

A safe and harmless preparation
m relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
Seiatiea, Lame Back and Lumbago 70
Hamiin's Wizard Oil II penetfates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
imbers up stiff aching Joints and
muscles =
You will find almost daily uses Tor
n In eases OF sudden mishaps or ae-
eidents such as sprains, bruises. CUTS
burns, bites and stinga Just as re-
liable, too, foi .sraehe. toothaehe'
Group and cole
Get Il from druggists Tor 70 een,s
n not satisfied return the bottle ana
get your money back -
Ever eonstipa,sd g. have sex
hsadaeheie lust try WIZARD Livsl
Whips. pleasant little pink piiis' W
ssntA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
~ iOti, EtiiS l,I>G
WITH iiistD NOISES

= II YOU have roaring, bu1fmR
. noises IN YOUR ears. are getting
4. hard of nearing aud fear Ca
= tarrhnl Deafness, 50 ~ YOUR
4 druggist and gci ounce of
= rarmui tdoubl" strength.
. and add 10 u ~ pint NJ hot
4 water and q little prnnulalcd
4 sugar. Take table ipOoninl
= four times day
4 THIS viii often bring quick
. relief from the Distressing head
4 nois"s. tlogfod nnrlrilH
= should open breathing beccmc
= easy and the mucud stop hinp
. ping into the threat u " easy
+ 10 prepare. costs little ana rs
= pleasant "a lnkc Anyone who
. has Catarrhal trouble of the
r ears. ~ hard of hearing Or rus
4 head noises should give lnil
. prescription trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
picrinn club Meets Win Mrs. paws

Ma +, = Dlyis was hOslphH 10 ih'
picrlan club Thursday afternoon NJ
her home. 1907 Harrison street
hrs, u. l.. llifinbulham lead IN H.
toresling lesson an Renaissance
Architecture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09

llorc ARE some rod thilil recipes
for lasl'. nutritious dishes prepared
from l'sy costly meats. Thri are
issued by the division " Nomcn'u ar-
iiyitics. department of Justice. lso
ihuo recipes aud gave money on
mimi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09

n has been estimated that lh'
whine ~ urtcclnimtd waste ma. ,r'
iul In the United states, In the ioln
of paper. rGbbcr, metals, etc, Is
about s5n0. 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
acknowledgements

Miss Grace kipl0n aud Dntt Dons-
more. both of Amarillo, were united
IN the holy bonds cf natrlmony
Wednesday, Afternoon IT." yoing
people left IN the evening lol Font
Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
pIcrinn Club Meets wuh Mrs. Davis

J The picrian Club meets In regular
scm,-monlhly session mi mfiotnonn
with Mr.. y. s. Davis. 1907 Harrison
street, The following program,
under the leadership Of Mrs. ". l..
liigginlothnm. proved most enjoy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09

or ho,n q mere furccrul Incentive
lha nlhc fact that | am American,
was running M yrWe equally Win
The foreign artistic ard that Amrrl'
cans were backing N" up I am sun
II N mach M" same f'fllng ill our
boys M France had when ln"y hear
tia: iho Liberty .Oana had gone
over 'nt stop.
Lucy Gates viii appear N rcciial
Friday evening. April y. NJ the Fnst
Christian church. The following
program viii b. rendered
Tina vocc pocn Va (liarbor of
Scvillol ...--.,..., Nut9lni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
I,rn,i .sancc Architecture.

Classic Forms Revived.
A style NJ Ornament: Details,
Engaged Columns. Entubln,uro. CO
llcs
Florence
Ricardo Palace;
History. Exterior Details FIRES.
GOES. Mrs. 4. 7. LaWlcr.
Strugli Palace
Architects aud Founder
Perfection OF TYPE. Mrs. W, T.
White.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-09
il,yipc No. -
.IiAIN lllENnl ~

Win heavy paper IS 700" as It IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
SNO WFALL STOPS
ANNUAL MARCH OF
EASTER PARADERS
Fire Inches Of Siush Corers
Chicago Streets. I'm
Eeding Traffic.
jBy uniyersaI Service /

CHICAGO. April a hlindinE
blizzard ushered in the Easter fcs-
tival in the Middle West Needless
TO say. no ono promennded along the
streets TO display Easter fneries.
Those that vcntured out were dressed
in the heaviest winter apparel and
had great difficulty in seeing five feet
ahead of them.
Snow began falling at O'Clock in
the morning and. famed by a stiff
wind. continued until o'clock in the
evening. Tonight five inches OF
s!nshy snow covered Chicago.
Street traffic and trains from the
East and West were impcded by the
snowdrifts.
the local weather bureau reported
that today's snowfall was the heav-
les; in its history for this time of
the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
MILLIONAIRE SELF SLAIN
WITH A HUNTING KNIFE
Nathaniel Wheeler Bishop, Officer in
the Navy During the War,
Commits Suicide.
RESULT or MELANCHoLIa
Surgeons Worked Hcroicnily, hut
Could Not Save the Life OF the
Son of n Onc-Timc President Of
the y. V, y. II. & III. Railroad.
fnx Universal sa-ri.n,

BRIDGEPoRT. CONN. April A.
Nathaniel Wheeler Bishop. million
airc son Of the late William ID. Bish-
or. onc-timc president OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. died at the bridgeport Hos
pital today. from wounds Indicted on
himself with a hunting knife. while
suffering from melancholia.
Death came to the wealthy imam
Gle. despite the heroic efforts of sur
Eeons Of the Bridgeport Hospital
STAFF. who operated on Mr. B,shop
shortly after his arrival AT the insti-
tuition, where he was rushed In a
private ambulance.
Mr.. Bishop. who was a Yale grad
uate, memberfof the, Bridgeport
Board OF Education. and during tho
recent war a lieutenant-command r
In the navy, slashcd himself in the
abdomen, in the bathroom OF his
home. a sol Park Avenue. yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Bishop left his home on Fark
Avenue yesterday to call on DIR.
Henry Blodgctt, nearby. The ply
Sician saw at once that his patient
was in highly nervous state. and
aftor examining him, accompanied
him to his home. the two men going
up to Mr.. Bishops den" Mr.. Bish-
op entered the bathroom. and the
physician quietly followed him. only
10 find him lying upon tho floor had
ly wounded. Bishop. who was OF
powerful athletic build. resisted tho
doctor and servants. but was finally
forced 10 go to the hospital. where.
despite all efforts to save him. he
succuabed this morning
Mr.. Bishops Wife, who was Miss
Alice J.. Warner. daughter OF DIR. l.
peNer Warner is Frustrated as a re-
suit of her husbands death. Be-
sides the wife. three sons. Warner.
Alfred and Nathaniel survive.
Mr.. Bishop was past president
of the Brooklyn Country Club. Uni
vcrsity Club and Contemporary Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
COAL DEALERS PREDICT
SHARP BOOST IN PRICES
Consumer From S1.50 to $500
More in Near Future.
RETAILERS JUSTIFY ADVANCE
Hold That Under the New Opera
tors Schedule Their Profits Will
BE Less Than When Coal Was
Sold at Much Lower Prices.

Coal prices To the consumer in
Richmond are due for a sharp adj
vance. according 70 local coal deal
crs. Blame for this is placed largely
upon increased costs in producing
and delivering coal from the min.
operator to the dealer.
Based upon Increases already CT
fcctivc as the result of the Sof; coal
miners wage advance and allowing
for further raise in wages of 1873
per cent as demanded by the nu:d-
coal miners, anthracite prices 10 the
Richmond consumer on the new price
schedule 10 be furnished by the oper-
ators arc not considered enough by
some dealers.
The expected increase will alike
turers. owners of office buildings and
sumers. An average OF from $3.50 TO
81 ton is expected.
Coal dealers here are awaiting the
announce mcnt of the new schedule
Of railroad freight tariffs. which it
IL felt will have direct bearing on
retail coal prices.
John f.. Seaton, of ". r.. Seaton 6
Sons, said yesterday that which Rich
mond coal dealers had not determined
upon a definite increase in the price
Of their commodity, an advance OF
from 81 to Sl.25 "A ton at the mine is
expected and. il is reasonable 10 as
sumo, this increase will be handed
on TO the ultimate consumer
Carroll Taylor, who is connected
in an off!cia! capacity with Nelson
* Ladd, declared that IN view of in
creased wages 10 the miners and
higher prices demanded by operators
an Increase to the consumer of from
Sl.50 10 81 ton is inevitable. The
margin of protit which accrues to the
retail coal dealer. according to Mr..
Taylor. does not amount to as much
as ii did when the price to the con-
sumer was much lower. as under the
new schedule. coal. unloadcd and
inclusive OF the freight rate, will cost
the retailer $3.50 ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
500 TAMPA PEOPLE,
IN OHERALLS, PROTEST
AGAINST OLD II. c. L.
File Petition Asking Mayor
Name Commission 10
Curb Profits.
my Associated Press. !

TAMPA. FLA. April 4.--More than
800 Tampans. some wearing overalls
or calico and some old clothes. Mt
mass meeting today listened 10
speeches. signed 4 lengthy petition.
and marching to the City Hall. pre-
sented il TO the Mayor.
The petition appeals for commits
siors TO limit the profit not only Of
retailers. hut also OF the manufacturer,
which latter IL Plainly charges with
T~ofiteerinE. and pledges tic sgncrs
to abstain from buying anything but
denims. calicos and ginghams. will
also be presented 10 Senators Fletcher
and Trammcli and Governor Cats
Tho city fremcn have aba ndoncd
their tailored Uniforms and appeared
this morning in ovcrails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
ALLEGED LABOR LEADERS
ARRESTED FOR BOMBING
Eleven Men Taken Into Custody.
Charged With Completely In Chi
caEo Strike Disorders.
) Associa ted Press ]

CHICAGO. April +.--Elercn men.
three of them said by tho police 10
be officers OF Chicago locals of thc
international Uphoistercrs' Union.
were arrested today IN .connccrion
with recent bonh.ngs incident 10 a
strike of upholsterers
Seven of tie men confessed 10
throwing bombs into six houses and
smuggling twenty-five forcmcn Of up-
holstcring factories, the States At
torney said.
The activities OF the men We're said
10 date from August. 1916. when
members of the Upholsterers' Union
went on strike to enforce demands
for closed shop and higher wages
According to the confession Of one
OF the union officers. Assistant States
Attorney John NJ. I-owcry said. $780,
600 had been used by the union in
its effort TO win the strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
WOULD S00THE LABOR
UNREST WITH MUSIC
Charles VI. SchWnh Encourages Good
Music I'm His Dig steel
Plants.
| By Universal Service I

NEW YORK. April i.-Jus, a
little good music and the bottom is
knocked out OF unrest
That is the opinion of Charles NJ
Schwab. president of tho Bethlehem
Steel Company, expressed here today.
Music is a great antidotc for un-
rest. said the steel captain. The
most primitive and ignorant are sus-
ceptiblc TO music II is IA sedative
and stabilizea and promotes beau:i-
full thoughts. No normal person
could do wrong or think wrong with
the sound OF music in his ears. In
all OF my establishments l encour-
age music Of every kiad.
Better business and better work
is done oy persons who have an ap-
probation Of the finer things OF lite.
and there IS nothing finer than good
musie,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
OPERATORS OBLIGED TO
RAISE PRICE OF COAL
Deny InsinuntInns That They Arc
Using Agreement 90 B1ost
Price of Product.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Insistcnt
insinuaiions that hituminous coal
operators would take advantage Of
the 81 per cent wage increase to
miners. agreed upon by the joint
conference last week. to make cN-
cessirc advances III prices 10 the
public. were declared 10 he absolute
ly Eroundless in statement tonight
by the operators association.
Tho operators. unable to absorb
the increase, are obliged to raise the
price OF coal at the mine" the state
frncnt said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Save Money on Meat Week
Begins in State Of Virginia Today

This is "savc money on meat
week." 40 designated by the Fed
crnl government, for the District
OF Columbia and lftccn states, in
Guiding Virginia.
Official. of tho Department of
Justice hnvc mndc exhaustive plana
10 aid the public In the selection
of the cheaper cuts of ment. and
for tho pnst week hnNc hcrn buSi-
ly engaged In making inrcstiGn-
tion> here NJ the prices of meats.
Cooperating with Department.
of Justice here viii he scycrni or
Eanizntions, including the House
wives League. The point which
the officials will endcnvor TO i'm
press upon tho public is TINT tho
cheaper cuts of mcnt should he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
COlB AND TORCH SPREADING TERROR IN IRELAND
GERMAN TROOPS HUNT REDS AFTER FIERCE FIGHTING
Cold Wave Moving Northeastward;
Freezing Temperatures in South

heaviest fall. approximately eight
Inches, at Chicago.
The weather has grown much
colder Ia the Mississippi Valley,
West tuIf States. and Southern
Plains States, and there were
freezing temperatures Sunday ns
FAR south ms Texas md Northern
Arkansas.
.1old Mnse warnings were or
dcrrd tonight for Western North
tar0iinn, Eastern Tcnncssce,
Northern Georgia. Ainbnmn and
cAtrcmc Northwest F'lorijn.
Storm warnings nrc displayed
on the Atlantic Coast. from JuclS-
aon'iile norihwnrd. md on the
East Gulf Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
DAUGHTER WINS FATHERS
RELEASE FROM PRISON
Former New York Financial Operator
TO tic Pardoncd by Ken
tucky Governor.
IIiy Universal Service. /


LEXINGTON. KY. April i.-George
Alexander, vel! known in New York's
social and financial circles. when his
financial standing was high, and who
spent five gears in tho Kentucky pcni-
tcntiary for wrcckinG the George
Alexander State Bank at Paris, Ky,
Will be pardcned tomorrow by Cover
nor Morrow.
Alexander was convicted in 1911
when his bank failed and n shortage
OF about 100000 was discovered He
was sentenced TO not less than one
nor more than ten years on each Of
the seven charges Of which he was
found guilty.
The release OF the banker, who is
ABOUT seventy years of age, will be
due TO the efforts OF his daughter. Miss
Kate Alexander. whose campaign in
EiS behalf was effective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
LOCOMOTIVES FOR FRANCE
Germany Has Delivered c,GSa So Far
to FuIniI Arnisfice
Terms.

PARIS. April I.--Gcrmany has de-
livered 10 France, in execution OF the
armisticc terms. o.6S3 locomotives, OF
which 6?T have been cedcd by France
10 the allied powers.
OF the 1856 locomotives retained
b. France. IL! are in need of cx;cn-
sivc repairs. according 10 an official
statement issued today by Yves dc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05

purchased by tho consumer during
the week in order to force down
tho price uf tho more choice NOR
srIs.
Maryland, Virginia. Kentucky,
Florida. Georgia, Nis>issippi, North
md south Cnrolinn. hrisnnsaa. west
Virginia, Delaware, Tcnncsnrc.
Alabama, Louisiana and Missouri
nrc the States which nrc enlisted
In the crusade against high prices
on meat. rhc campaign will last
just ono week
On cnch day Of this week some
particular cut or cuts OF the ircx-
pcnnirc varieties of meat VIII bc
featured, md will he sold at n low
er price IL thr merchants cooper
nte with the department officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
my Assoclntcd Prcxs.J

wASifSGrOS. April 5.-The
disturbance central Saturday
night over Oklahoma, incrcascI In
Intensity. moved n0rthrnstwnrd
md tonight Wna over Wentcrn
Pennsylvania. II hnx bccn nj
tended ny general rnins through
out the I;nst nnd Southeast, Ten
ncsscc and the Ohio Valley. and
snow In the region of tho Gr~nt
Lukcs. the Central MInsissippi
valley and the Middle Plains
StnteH.
Heavy SHOWS fell In pnrts of
hissouri. Illinois, Northern In
dlann. Sorthwcktcrn Ohio nnd
southern Michigan. with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
GALE HITS PARKERSBURG
MANY HOUSES In West Virginia City
Arc Damaged by Force OF
High Wind.
Try Associated Press. /

Akh hERSBUEtG, W. VA. Anril r.
many houses were unroofcd. trees up
rooted and wires and poles blown
down by a gale which struck this
city late today The high winds also
swep; Marietta. ohio. near here. but
reports from that city tonight indi-
Gated that the damage there was not
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
MANY FAMILIES DRIVEN
FROM HOMES BY FLOOD
tennessee River Rapidly Over
flowing Banks, Chattanooga
Reports.
LOWLASDS ARE SUBMERGED
Travel by Main Road 10 Lookout
Mountain and ST. Elmo Has Been
Completely Halted by Water,
While Many Sections Are Covered.
LOWLASDs ARE SUBMERGED
fny Ass"c!a,ct pr"s. I

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Apru 4.
Inc tennessee River had reached
stage of i2.s feet by DARK here to-
nizh',. Was steadily Using and prom
ised TO reach tho crest Of .or,"-
three AMI a half fec, Some ,imc be-
fore morning. All during the hours
OF last night and today families
were being moved from their homes
as the Food waters took possession
The school buildings were a mass
OF humanity and furniture. al! worldly
possessions Of the refugees being
carried along.
Al that section including tho base
ball park and the acres Of iowlanls
north Of Orchard Knob. the head.
quarters OF General Ulysses :.
Grant. during ;ae battle of Mission
Ridge. wiHs covered by man. feet or
water. ANA thu residents. most OF
them negroes, were busy moving out
all during tho day. In the southern
part OF the city many residences
were entirely Submerged. while fam
ilies could ho seen iounginG on their
porchcs al many places with the
water literally tapping over the
si.is. In this section also several
industrial plants were Inundated. All
tho brick manufacturing plants
along the river fron, have been
forced 70 shut down.
Ronds Are Submerged.
Travel by tho main pike TO Look
out Mountain and ST. Elmo has been
hai:c1 b. an overflow at the latter
suburb, while all roadways leading
10 sigma! Mountain arc submerged.
The sections Of the city covered
by water nave heeu the Mecca for
the Easter crowds today. ,housa nds
lining tho high points and watching
the rising tides and the efforts o.
tne victims and activities o: the rcfu-
gees in moving from their homes.
on account Of the prompt action
OF the city authorities there has
tins of the food, past experiences
having made the problem Of handling
difficult situation with less diff
Guilty.
Day ana night patrolling OF the
levee5 in the third Mississippi! River
district started today when The high
water in the Mississippi parsed the
forty -hve-foct mark and the flood
stage here. The river continues 10
rise at the rate OF seven tenths of a
foot each twcntyfour hours.
Al NateheZ. Miss. the rate of rise
in the Mississippi here has increased
10 4 foot a day.
Report Dam Broken.
Great excitement was caused
among threatened residents tonight
by rumors that a dam had broker
above the city. and that deluge o
water was pouring into the already
submerged section in the eastern
outskirts of the city. The repor
probably cmanatcd from the fact
that the water had broken over tho
railroad tracks at the citico yards
this naturally affecting the section
south of this point to some extent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
RECORD VOTE IN
|. PRIMARY EXPECTED
Personal Canvass for Ballots
Will Wind Up Mayoralty'
Contest Today.
0VERCONFIDENCE DECRIED
Mayor Ainslie's Supporters Pre-
dict That He Will Have
Substantial Majority.
OVERCONFIDENCE DECRIED

Political supporters OF Mavo-
George Ainsic last nigh; reiterated
their confidence in the success Of his
candidacy for reelection. but stated
that no let-up in their efforts would
be made. as they did not want 10
be victims OF overconhdcnce The
weather is being anNiously watched.
as the Mayors supporters believe
that an all-day rain would improve
his opponents chances
No formal prediction announce
ment has been made by either camp.
but II is understood that Mr.. Hirsch-
berg is still apparently untroublcd
and confident OF election.
Sunday was day 0. rest for can
didatcs and their hard wo-kins
henchmen. No further meetings are
scheduled and today will he spent by
both sides III final effort To round
up as many votes by personal can
vass as is possible.
No outward and visible sign Of the
warmcs, political fight for years was
evident yesterday. with the exception
of automobiles bearing the legend
Vote for Iiirschberg." which took
their places in the vchicular Easter
parade. Several OF these cars. deck I'd
out in the most fashionable fncry,
sped grandiv from avenue TO Boul.-
ward throughout the afternoon. Con-
siderable comment was occaSioncd by
the unusual adiunc; TO the usual
Easter parade.
Council Flight Loses Interest.
While the man on the street" is
primarily interested in the nlayoraltv
campaign the fight for twenty seats
in the Common Council and six in
the Board of Aldermen is heing
wagcd In every section of the city.
Barton II. Grundy. veteran member
from Lee Ward, is tho only candi-
date for reelection who is unop-
posed. There is surplusaEc OF men
in every other ward and the efforts
of present members to retain their
seats is unusually strenuous.
Polls opcn in every ward in the
city at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and close AT 6:36 O'Clock In the
afternoon.
The primary is regarded as the
most interesting held in Richmond
in recent years and will undoubtedly
bring out the largest vote ever re-
corded here. With good weather. not
less than $1,000 Democrats are cx
pectcd to east ballots and the num-
hcr will not fail far below this mark
in any event.
Candidates for the City Council
are most prolific in jefferson Ward.
where the warmcst fight in the city
is being waged. Interest is by no
means lacking in the three other
wards. however. and old members
arc having to fgh; in every section
TO retain their seats.