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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
War Bride Leaves
Husband Who Wed
Her to Save Brother

BALTIMORE. sept 12-Tho inter-
national romance of porley Il. Splkcr
aud Emily H. Knowles. which cutmin-
atcd when Guy $ Spikcr consented to
marry his brothers English war
bride" after Percy returned 20 his
wife and child In this country has
struck The rocks
Emily Knowles Spikcr, II Is said.
has sought other compromising and
Guy Spiker has again taken up his
home ut the residence ~ his brother
Porloy.
Just whore Mrs Guy spiker Is. Is
n mystery.
GUY Spikcr WINS seen at hiN broth
or's home today.
Please don't ask me 10 make q
statement concerning what has hap
prucd." said GUY Sulkor AN that
7 can say M his timo b. That my
conscience iS absolutely clear
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 8
No. 8

A FONT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION
TWO OF ARTICLE EIGHT OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
G. s. for s. J. H. No. q, Apr. March
u. 1921.
Be II Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State OF New Mexico:
Section 1. That Section 2 OF Article
VIII of the Constitution Of the State
OF New Mexico be. and me same In
hereby amended TO rend as follows.
"Sec. 2. The maximum rate OF tar.
alton TO be levied for all state pur.
poses and uses. Including the ednca.
tional, penal, and charitable institu.
lions, shall not exceed six mills ON the
dollars of the assessed valuation of all
property subject to taxation In the
state. The maximum rate OF tax to
be levied for all County purposes and
uses. excepting special school %levies,
general school tax levies, special lsvles
for health purposes, and special levies
on specific classes OF property. shall
not exceed five (5) mills on the dollar
Provided. However. that a tax not ex-
cesdlng two (2) mllls on the dollar OF
the assessed valuation OF all property
subject to taxation In this state may
be levied for the construction and
maintenance OF the State Highways.
which said two (2) mills levy shall
not be within the State or County llml-
tntions heretofore fixed. The maxi.
mum rate Of tax 20 be levied for all
uses shall not exceed ten (i0) mills
on the dollar; Provided. However. that
In additional levy Of not to exceed
five (0) mills on the dollar may be
made with the joint. written consent
Of the Board OF County Commissioners
and tho State Tar Commission. The
maximum rate OF tax 10 be levied for
City. Town. or Village purposes or uses
shall not exceed five (5l mills on the
dollar. The maximum amount Of tax
TO be levied for health purposes shall
not exceed cns-half Ch) mill. The
maximum rate OF Ia TO he levied by
school districts for special school dis.
trict purposes. shall o exceed five
90 mills on the dollar. The foregoing
limitations shall not apply TO levies for
the payment Of the public debt or In
torest thereon Provided. Further, that
the limitations herein contained shall
not apply TO tax levies authorized by
the Fifth Legislature and exempted
from similar limitations In existing
laws
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Sub Section %. Prior to the final
ictlon on the general appropriation
No. the legislature may provide for
10 salaries. mileage and necessary leg
slative expenses by special a%ppropria-
Ion bills, specifically limited to such
purposes, but before final action on the
General appropriation bill. II shall not
nact any other appropriation bill. en-
ept upon recommendation Of the gov
'rnor.
Subsection tJ). The governor may,
Il any time, recommend to the lsgisla-
ure supplementary budgets and sup
Elementary appropriation bills based
hereon. all Of which shall be subject
o the same procedure ms the original
budget and the general appropriation
oil.
Sub. Section (K). After final action
IN the general appropriation bill. or
on recommendation Of the governor.
special appropriation bills msy be en-
acted. but every such appropriation
shall be embodied In a separate bill,
limited to some singlS work. subject or
purpose therein stated.
Subsection ~. In the event OF
any Inconsistency between any OF the
provisions OF this section and any Of
he other provisions Of the Constitu-
lion. the provisions Of this section shall
prevail. But nothing herein shall In
any manner affect the provisions Of
uoosta. 90 - Ara~aa ~ ~ So Corsff.
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
No. /
JOINT RESOLUTION pRovrprNo

JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR THE AMENDMENT OF
SECTION 2 OF ARTICLE VII or
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
n. J. H. No. rs, Apr. Feb. Is. 1921
Be It Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico:
That Section 2 OF Article VII ~ he
Constitution Of the State OF New
Mexico, be and the same Is hereby
amended TO reud ms follows:
Sec. .. Every citizen Of the United
States who IL a legnl resident Of the
State and IL n qualified elector there.
IN. thall he qualified 10 hold any pub.
lie office In the State except ns other.
wise provided In this Constitution
The right to hold public office IN the
State Of New Mexico shall not be de.
MED or abridged m account OF sex.
End wherever the masculine gender Ia
used IN this Constitution, In defining
the qualifications Tor specific offices,
4 shall be construed to include the
feminine gender, Provided, however,
that the payment OF public road poll
tar, school poll tax or service on juries
shall not be made q prerequisite to the
light Of . female To vote or hold Of.
0oaS
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Senator Jones Here
Tonight for Address;
Hanna to Take Stump

The democratic senatorial CAM
paign viii be opened In Albuquerque
tonight when senator a. 4, Jones Will
speak AZ the Armory. He speaks at
Carlsbad tomorrow and Roswell on
Wednesday.
Richard ~ Hanna. democratic cnn-
didntc, begins his campaign at Ration
tomorrow night From there ho goes
To- clayton. whore he speaks Wcduos-
day night. aud from there 10 las
Vegas. whore hc speaks on Thursday
night. These are his only announced
dates. although II H. said he may
speak az silver city before tho cam
paiEu closes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 10

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
An AMENDMENT TO SECTION 2
or ARTICLE y OF THE CONSTI-
TUITION OF THE STATE or NEW
MENICO. ENTITLED COUNTY
AND MUNICIPAL CORPORA.
TONS
II J r. No. 40. Apr Mrh II, 1921.
BE IT Enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
section ! That Section . ~ Article
Y Of the Constitution of the State ~
New Mexico. entitled County and MI
nicipal Corporations, he md the same
10 hereby amended 81 as to read ms fol
lows
Section . All County officers shall
be elected Tor u term ~ two years.
until otherwise provided by law, and
no County officer. except the County
School superintendent, after having
seryed two consecutive tslmh shall be
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
= No. S

HoUsE JOINT RESOLUTION PRO
POsINO AN AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE XII or THE CONsTITU-
T1ON OF THE STATE OF NEW
MEXICO, ENTITLED CORPORA.
TTONs OTHER THAN MUNICH
PAL" ny ADDING THERETO A
NEW SECTION TO BE NUM-
BERED SECTION 10.
H. j. X. No. S5, Apr. Mich II, 1871.
lie II Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico:
That Article II Of the Constitution
Of the State Of New Mexico. entitled
Corporations other than Municipal"
he amended by adding thereto a new
section 10 be numbered Section 1o to
read as followst
"Sec. 10. The Legislature may by
enactment change, alter or enlarge the
powers and duties ~ the State Cor
puratIon Commission created BY Sec
tim l Of this Article for tile control
ard regulation OF corporations and
may change or alter the provisions for
the enforcement OF Its orders .
Until the Legislature shall otherwise
provide any order made by the com.
mission fixing or changing any charge
or rate or relntlng 10 any matter with
In Its authority shall be binding upon
the carrier, or company. or person to
whom the same Ia directed and shall
be enforced by the Supreme Court &C
cording TO the terms Of such order un-
less changed or modified by said court
on u hearing applied for by such car
rier. company or person within a rea.
sunahle time limited In such order.
Upon any hearing or proceeding In
any court upon any order issued by
the commission within the scope Of It's
authority the burden Of proof shall be
upon the carrier, company or person
to whom such order Ia directed TO show
the unrensonableness OF any charge or
ate fixed or requirement specified In
such order and such court may OF It's
own motion and shall upon request OF
any Interested party require or author.
izs additional evidence. ,
r.
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For the Amendment l.
Against the Amendment L
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
No. 8
A JOINT REsOLITiNN TRnrNs

A JOINT RESOLUTION PRuPOS
ING AN AMENDMENT To SEC
TION / or ARTICLE V OF The
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. ENTITLED
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT"
II. J. r. No. ~. Apr Mich 8, 1921.
Be Il Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State ~ New Mexico:
That Section I Of Article V of the
Constitution OF the state NJ New Mex.
leo, entitled Executive Department"
be and the same 10 hereby amended to
read as folloWE:
Section /. The executive depart
ment shall consist OF a governor, leu
tenant governor, secretary ~ state,
state auditor, state treasurer. nttor-
ney general. superintendent ~ public
instruction and commissioner Of pub.
lie lands, who shall be elected for a
term Of two years beginning on the
first day OF January next after their
election.
Such officers. except the superin.
tendent Of public instruction, after
having served two consecutive terms
shall be ineligible 70 hold any state Of
flee for two years thereafter.
The officers Of the executive depart
ment. except the Lieutenant Governor
during their terms Of office, shall re
side and keep the public records
books. papers and seals Of office a
the leRt OF government
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
No. 4

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOs.
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TION 3 OF ARTICLE WIN OF
THE CONSTITUTION or THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO rs
TITLED TAXATION AND REV.
ENUE"
H. J, Il. No. A., Apr. March II, 1921
BE II Resolved by the leg stature Of
the State OF New Mexico:
Section |. That Section = Of Article
VIII Of the Constitution ~ the state
Of New Mexico. entitled "TnNHt.on and
Revenue" be and the same Is hereby
amended 50 as TO read MS follows.
Section 3 The Legislature may eX'
empt from taxation property ~ each
head of n family 10 the roouut NJ two
hundred dollars, and the property ot
every honOrably discharged soldier,
sailor. murine aud army nurse, and the
widow OF every such soldier, sailor, or
marine, who served IN the armed
forces NJ the United States Mt any
time during the period In which the
United States was regularly and Off
cinlly engaged In any war, In the sum
or two thousand dollars. Provided.
that In every cnse where exemption is
claimed on the ground Of the claimants
hnyIng served with the military or
naval forces OF the United States as
aforesaid. the burden of proving actual
ana bona hds ownership Of such prop.
,r'y, upon which exemption Is claimed.
hail be upon the claimant"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
LEeAL NOTIUrs IS
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS

Pursuant 20 Chapter las. Session
Laws Of 1921. the following constitu-
tlonni amendments nrc submitted 90
the qualified voters OF the State of
New Mexico for adoption or rcIcc-
ton no the special Election to h. held
september 20. 1921.
MANUEL MAHTINEZ,
Secretary Of STATE.
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
mo. 2
A nrsoLrTIoN PRorosING AN

A RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION %
or ARTICLE II OF THE CON
SIlTt1luN OF THE STATE or
NEW MENiCO
Joint Res No. . CAS- Amendcd) Apr
March 4. 1921.
BE II Resolved by the Legislature OF
The STAT 0f New Mexico
section ! That Section - 81 Arti.
Gle u 81 rhr Constitution " the State
~ New Mexico Doe amended 80 that the
aid section shall rpu1 Us follows
Section % tufil otherwise provld
ID nv Law uo nll"u Ineligible to cit.
teurh'p und"r 'hc luWS VI The United
tfHtvA VI corporation. cupBr tnership
~ association = majority of the stock
~ ihtrr~r lU ~ni'h 10 owned or held
~ such aliens shall acquire title,
ehs hold or pfh-r Interest In or to
cal ssfats In k-v hsIieo
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 9

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
TWELVE OF ARTICLE NINE OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO. In.
TITLED STATE. COUNTY AND
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS'
II. j. Il. No. 81, Apr. Mch. II. 1921.
lie Il Enacted 10y the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico:
Section l.. That II Is hereby pro
posed to amend Section II OF Article
% Of the State Constitution 30 as To
read ms follows:
Sec. -. No city, town or village
shall contract any debt by an ordi-
nance, which shall be irrepenlable I'M
III the Indebtedness therein provided
for shall have been fully paid or dis
charged, and which shall specify for
the purpose to which the funds to be
raised shall he applied, and which
shall provide for the levy OF a tax, not
exceeding twelve mills IN the dollar
upon all taxable property within such
city. town or village, sufficient TO pay
the Interest on. aud to eXtinguish the
principal ~. such debt within fifty
yenrs. The proceeds ~ such tax shall
lie applied, only to tho payment Of
such Interest aud principal. No such
debt shall be created unless the ques'
lions ~ mourning the same, shall, at
a regular election for councilmen, al
dermnn or other officers ~ such city
town or village. or Mt u special election
duly called for that specific purpose,
In the same ann as for a regular
election, have been submitted to a vote
~ such qualified electors thereof ns
have paid a property tax therein dur
ing the preceding year.. and a major
| nv Of those voting on the question, de
posted m a separate ballot box. b n
nave voted In favor Of creating sucr
deb.
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TONED upon The faithful performance
o. the duties Of his office.
section 10. The Chairman Of the
State Land Commission shall be the
third member. together with the Gov.
srnor and Attorney General. Of the
Commission created by Section II Of
the Act OF Congress, approved June
10th. 1910, commonly called the Ens-
bling Ast-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
cIirlblc o hold any County office for
two years thereafter"
For the Amendment -
Against the Amendment IL
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. IL

A JOINT REeOLUTTON PROVIDING
ron AN AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO NJ ADDING
THERETO ANoTHBa SECTION
TO ARTICLE TX. THE RAMn TO
BE NUMBERED fa
II. J.. n. Nc. IS, FILED Ech- -, 1p1t.
he II Resolved By the Legislature Of
the STATE Of New Nsxfeo;
Section I. That de following
amendment to Article TX Of the Con-
stitution Of the State Of New Mexico
a. an additional section Of said Article
TX, to be numbered Section 10 IN pro-
posed. 10 be submitted 70 the electors
Of the State at an election TO be held.
Section 16 Laws enacted BY tho
Fifth Legislature authorizing the issus
ard sale Of State Highway Bonds for
the purpose OF providing funds for the
construction and improvement Of state
Highways and TO enable tho State to
meet and secure nliotments Of Federal
Funds to aid In construction and in-
provsment OF roads. and laws 80 ennct.
Cd suthoriEing the Issue and sale OF
State Highway Debentures to antici-
pate the collection Of revenues from
motor vehicle licenses and other reve-
q provided by law for the State
Road Fund, shall take effect without
submitting them 10 the electors Of the
State. and Notwithstanding that the to-
al Indebtedness Of the State may there
by temporarily exceed n per centum
Of the assessed valuation OF all prop
srty subject TO taxation In the state.
Provided. that the total amount OF
such State Highway Bonds pay
able from proceeds OF taxes levied
on property outstanding NJ any
one time shall not exceed two
million dollars. The Legislature
shah not enact any law which
will decrease the amount Of the annual
revenue pledged for the payment OF
State Highway Dehentures or which
will divert any OF such revenues 10 any
other purpose 50 long as any OF thu
said debentures issued to anticipate
the collection thereof remain unpaid
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For the Amendment
Against the Amendment
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Aug 22-29. sept. 5-l2.
Notice Of Poatponsmsnt Of Regular Sep
TENDER Meeting Of the Stete TAH
Commission Of New MeEico
Under Paragraph a section sol, Session
Laws o. 1921, tdoFa Is provided e post
pouemout 81 statutory meetinga Of the Tax
Commission BY publication.
Therefore. notice h hereby given that the
regular September 1871 session - Tar
Commission. which should meet the third
Monday In September. or the 18th, will be
and Is postponed until October sth. follow
ing.
STATE TAX COMMISSION.
by J y. Saint.
Chief Tax Commissioner.
Sept O. 7 3, Q, 10. ~. IA 10 ~ rs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-15

WASHINGTON April 15.-The
decision of the Railroad Labor board
late yestefday to abrogate the ma
tional agreements came as a surprise
to organized labor, William II. John
ston. president of the international
Association of Machinists and spokes-
man of the railway workers unions
within the American Federation of
Labor, SAID here.
This means a tremendous loss OF
time and tremendous expense" he
said when the whole problem, in
stead Of being dsintegrated TO the
various roads, could have been thresh-
cd out by one committee.
No doubt, some roads will be glad
to meet in groups. A great many
roads will be willing to renew agree
ments, we think, but some don't pro-
pose to have any at all, but will deal
with employees arbitrarily"
Mr. Johnston said the problem Of
negotiating new agreements with sep
arate roads was so large under the
ruling of the board that organized la
Dor would not have officers enough TO
advise with all its men at all points.
About 200 roads and sixteen railroad
employees organizations are affected,
he said.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-15
PEACH MARKET
OUTLOOK GREAT,
ROADS READY
Shipments To Start Dur
ing First Week In
May

yfo. 10spects for good market for
Georgia peaches have greatly en-
banccd within the last few days, par
tlcularly because of the recent cold
spells which have destroyed the
crops in most sections outside of
Georgia. 1t is said that buyers, who
were not expected this year, are al
ready Invading the state, and indi-
cations are that the crop will find a
ready market as good prices. The
strenuous war on the curcuIio and
brown rot pests waged under the di-
rection Of Department of Agricul-
ture exports, is having beneficial eff
fects, an improved quality of fruit
being anticipated this season.
The outlook in this vicinity is
most encouraging. The trees are
loaded and the quality appears to be
first-class, generally speaking, Plcn-
ty of labor for prompt picking and
at reasonable wages, is expected to
facilitate in the marketing of the
fruit at exactly the right time.
The coming of the peach season
will bring i'll a welcome flood OF
needed ready cash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-15
TRANSPORTATION
STRIKES HALTED;
CRISIS AYERTED
Miners Hurriedly Call
Conference On Hear
ing News

LONDON, April 15,-(By the
Associated Press. Am unexpected
and sensational split in the ranks of
the powerful triple alliance" Of
labor this afternoon completely
changed the complexion of the black
est industrial crisis Great Britain
has ever faced and averted the pro-
jected strike of the railway men and
transport workers of the kingdom
in sympathy with the striking miners
set for 10 O'Clock tonight.
simultaneously with the announce.
ment in the house of commons by
Premier Lloyd-George that the min
ers had declined to accept his invi.
tation to reopen negotiations with
the mine owners, came the an
nouncement that the railwaymen and
transport workers had cancelled"
their strike called for tonight.
The calling of conference of rep
resentatives miners from all the coal
fields at a date to be fixed tomor'
row was decided upon by executives
of the Miners Federation this eve
ming The action was taken after
hearing the decision of the railway
men and transport workers to cancel
their sympathetic strike, Frank
Hodges, the miners secretary, said
the decision meant the miners strike
would continue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-15
Shiloh Church Plans
Big Sunday School Rally

An event that is being looked for
ward to with great expectancy is
Go-to-Sunday school day at Shiloh
Baptist Church next Sunday.
The officials have set high stand
ards and aims for this Sunday school
and in order to make this the livest
ever, having larger attendance and
more interest shown, this day has
been planned. Every effort is be-
ing made by Superintendent r. E.
Pitcher, Assistant Superintendent G.
C. Dupree and the other officers to
make it a success.
Arrangements have been made to
have present Colonel W. G. Lane, Of
Americus, to deliver a lecture on
"The Importance of Sunday SCHOOL,
and Gordon Howell, formally of Shi-
loh community, will bring with him
special music. There will be special
selections by home talent, also.
Visitors are cordially invited to be
present and take part.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-15
SHIPMENTS TO START
FIRST WEEK IN MAY

MACON, April 15.-The first
shipment Of peaches from the mid.
die Georgia peach belt will take
place the first week in May, it was
announced last night by Macon rail-
road traffic officials who had just
returned from Atlanta where they
attended a meeting of traffic rep
resentatives of all of the principal
lines of the country.
Fast schedules are promised by
the railroads for the handling of the
crop. 1t was predicted By experts
attending the meeting that fully s.,
GOO cars will be required to move
this years crop from middle Geor.
gia. If this prediction stands it is
the biggest crop since 1912.
Macon's representatives at tht
conference were J. w. Wassum, gen.
eral superintendent of the Southern
Railway; M. E. Madden, superinten
dent of the Southern Railway; J. M
Cutler, division freight agent of thG
Southern Railway; NJ. B. Smith, su
perintcndent of fhe Macon-Atlanta
division, Central of Georgia Rail
road; Henry Baldwin, superintend
ent Of the Southwestern division Of
The Central of Georgia; W. f. Stew
art, assistant general freight agent
Cf the Central of Georgia Railroad
and James c. Pages, superintendent;
of the Macon and Birmingham Rail.
road.
The meeting was held in the
Southern Railway building, Atlanta
vice-president of that system, to ar
range with other carriers the nee.
cssary schedules for the handling OF
one of the largest peach crops il
Georgia's history There were rep.
resentatives of the Atlantic Ice and
Coal Company of the Fruit Growers
Express and of the Georgia Fruit
Exchange in attendance in addition
to nearly a hundred railroad off
cials.
]. NJ. Cutler, division freight
agent of the Southern Railway, last
night stated that fast freight sched'
ulcs were arranged to the Potomac
Yards, the main distributing point OF
the East, and to Baltimore, 'Phlla
deIphia, New York, Boston, Pitts.
burg, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Detroit, Toledo, Louisville, Chicago
and other points.
The Fruit Growers Express an
nounccd at the meeting that then
ears are ready and in goo demolition
The Atlantic Ice and Coal Company
announced that it had 10000 tons OF
ice madc.and stored at icing stations
While some 5000 cars are expect
cd it was announced that the recen'
cold snap had injured the crop about
IS pcr cent, and in some localities
more than that, while In others MOI
as much.