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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

The earning capacity Of some people
never equals the spending capacity Of
this same kind o. people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Scnsatonalism is all right with
some people, but it docs not pay with
,cOlored folks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22
MRS. II. II. CHURCH DIES.
(ProStOn News Spryico)

(Preston News Service)
Washington, d. c., July 17.-Mrs
Sara p. Church, wife of Honorable
Robert r. Church, OF Memphis, Tenn
died here on Monday, July ,, at
their Washington bone in Que
Street, N. w.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

When you do the best you can, you
have n satisfaction that Is gratifying.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Spending money before you make It
will not get you far in this world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

-Mr. G. M. Patterson Of the firm
or Minor and Patterson, Distributors
OF batouala was In the city this week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Some people believe in luck and
some others believe in hard work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Some people know too much and
some others know too little.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22
WILL CONTINUE STRIKE.

Replying to a question late today.
Attorney.Gencral Da&gherty sn.o.
NATURALLY there's relationship be-
tween the railroad and coal situations.
whether inspired or conspired 1 am
not saying"
John l.. Lewis, president OF n,
United Mine Workers Of America dc.
clared the Presidents message to the
Governors merely gesture which
will not produce COAL" and asserted
that the mine workers strike would
he continued. Earlier in the day, he
fore the kilograms had been dispatch.
ed, Samuel Gompers, president of tho
American Federation Of Labor, predio
ted in statement that President Har.l
1Hg's invitation to the operators TO re
sumo operations would result in no al
precible increase in production. no
added that when half million lnen
are aggrieved is a poor time indeed
FOR the roll Of drums, the rafting Of
sabers and the pounding of the mail.
ell fist"
President Harding in his kilograms
explained in detail the negotiations
and conferences with union officers
ana mine operators, and the offer of
existing wage scales to the striking
miners all Of which had ended, he said
III failure to reach Il voluntary adjust
ment and left no recourse but to in;
v1te the mine operators to return 10
their mines and resume operations.
For this last endeavor, lie asked the
assistance Of the States.
WAR DEPARTMENT ACTIVE.
while there was no evidence at the
war Department that the President ),
move had resulted in any immediate
chnnge in the status or station II
troop units, it was evident TINT the
military authorities had been advised
OF the decision and had made pIaus
accordingly.
Secretary Weeks indicated that the
State authorities would be given oD-
poftunlty III any case Of disorder TO
cohtroi the situation with the. means
at their command before the Federal
power would be invoked. It was made
plain, however, that a request from q
State was not deemed absolutely es-
sent'al for Federal troops to be sent
"here their presence was deem
ell necessary. or for the Federal gov
crnmcnt to- summon the National
Guard Of State IL supplementary
troops were needed. The government
held the opinion, it was said, that ut
It's disposal under presen, laws wal,
not only the regular army, but tn :
but the full strength Of the National
Guard.
Legal authority for employment u
the regular army or the National
guard in the way contemplated to pro
tect coal mine operation was expected
to be found in the "insurrection" sec
tons of the Revised Statutes which
are known to have been under study
recently at the War Department.
There are three OF these sections,
Section 6297 provides that in case Of
an instruction in any State against
tire government thereof, it shall be
Lawful for the President on application
or the Legislature Of such State or Of
the executive, when the Legislature
cannot be convened to call forth such
number OF the militia of any other
State or States which may he applied
fo:, rs he deems sufficient to suppress
such instruction, or on like appIica.
tlor to employ for the same purpose
such part Of the land or naval forces
or the U. S. as he deems Nee.
Sary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Making other people happy is tho
best way to be happy yourself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Worry cripples and it sometimes
.saps the vitality Of the human system.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22
LAWFUL TO CALL MILITIA.

Section 529S provides:
Whenever, by reason Of unlawful
constructions, combinations or assem-.
blages Of persons or rebellion against
tue authority Of the government of
the United States. IT shall become i'm
practicable In the Judgment OF the
PRESIDENT to enforce, by the ordinary
course OF Judicial proceedings. the
laws OF the United States within any
state or Territory, it shall be lawful
Tor the President to call forth tn.
militia of any or all Of the States AMI
10 employ such parts Of the land and
naval forces Of the United States as he
may deem necessary to enforce the
la'thtul execution Of the laws Of the
onlteh States or to suppress such re.
hell1on In whatever State or Territory
thereof the laws Of the United States
may be forcibly opposed, or the execu.
tlon thereof forcibly obstructed
Section $500 provides that the Pres
.oeht snail issue a proclamation call
ing upon those resisting the law to dis
pcrse and to their homes, the procla
ihatlon serving as the method of bring
ing into force the two sections or The
statutes Just quoted.
These provisions Of the statutos o,e
ncid by military-legal authorities tc
DE ample to cover any contemplottd
use OF Federal or State troops. M
,hough the enactments have neyn,
been as yet interpreted by the courts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22
WRIT OF ERROR GRA NTIID IN
JAMES PATTERSON CASE.

Another Big Victory for Lawyer Den.
ny Assisted by Lawyers c. A. Nc
kenzic and B. f. Harris Of Peters
burg.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Overlooking little things will often
cause failure in big enterprises.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-22

Published Every Saturday by John Mitchell, Jr.,
At 81 North Fourth Street, Richmond, Va.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
GRANGE AND FARM UNION NEWS

Enterprise Grange paid fratcr
nal visit to Maple Grove Grange
Thursday night, % inst, and put o..
the Social entertainment" for the
evening. The meeting was most en-
joyable and the fifteen or twenty
members OF Enterprise speak in thu
highest terms of praise of their yisi;
After the work of Maple Grove wa.
completed the meeting WAS turned
over to the Enterprise and the fol
lowing program was rendered: In
strumentxi music, J. 7. Roberts
violin, Miss Clara Hooper, piona and
Arthur Hooper, mandolin. Laugh
able Character reading, Homer
Chenot. Historical Sketches, Robert
Griffith, solo, Arthur Hooper. solo
and full chorus, double quartcttc
Arthur Hooper and members OF
Enterprise. Monologuc by Miss
Hazel Rydlund. Sheeneyisms by that
prince Of impersonators Roy Coed
crt. This act would have made any
native born shccny "climb tree"
and the house almost went into
Mysteries. Tie conclusion was II
one act play depicting the dire re-
suits Of an exchange of ovcrcoats
However,, "all's well that ends we'll"
md the widow Lloyd found in the
person Of Sylcstcr Dorsey an old
lover whom she hnd rejected in he
callow youth. and when Mr.. Dorse,
found in the person of the widow
Lloyd the girl for whom hc ha'
resisted NIL the lures and blandish
menty Of ''vamps" and "aappers'
ard took solem oath of etcrna'
cnfbacv. oh yunn. yum, Dorsey
thnYtcd, the Lord "Hc ind remainc1
n bachelor. ard the widow was duh
thankful her FORMER srousc ha"
entered into c'cr ri rest. nd IL wa"
tho consersus on'nion Of the audi
on"n thot had Mr.. Llovd's spirit beer
towering nenr he would. with great
enthusiasm, "rerondcd thc motion
Fowever pf.or 'hn urual embraces
Tho day wn$ finished and IL is hoped
they will live happy evcrnftcr. The
entertainment Concluded evcrybodY
was nshercd into the banquet hall
And about 100 WIS seated to y
surptnous rcpnst. A. midnight the
crowd disperccd rfte- irving Enter
prise yell, with "wtat's the matter
with Maple Grove Grange. W. sl.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
larson Joins Staff
Of Lumber Co,

G. NJ. Larson has Joined the Office
force Of the Newt Olson Lumber
Co. This is in keeping with M.
Olson's idea Of giving local men Tho
preference In all the work In his
business. Mr.. Larson has been liv
ng ON Rnlston-avc in Arvadn for
the pnst six years. During tha
time he has been in charge of thc
office work Of the Knnsas City Pack
ing Co., in Denver. The position
was one TINT carried with IL great
responsibility but Mr.. Larson was
compelled to give II up on account
of his health. He has had number
Of years experience in the lumber
business In Colorado from saw mil
work up TO running different small
yards. Mr.. Olson md rfI, thn, ~
would have TO 20 outside Arvndn l.
get such man M Mr.. Lnrson NM
- greatly pleased 10 find him nvnil
able here, Mr.. Larson invites NJ
mnny friends OF Arvadn and Do,vc-
% call on him when in the market
'or anything in the building mntcrinl
line.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
HIGH SCHOOL sNpJES.E
THELMA STRICKLAND, ESsex

The Bennett gane lat Saturday
while not = scheduled game, furnish
ed rare treat for baaketbaA fang.
The girls game was an easy victory
for Arvsda. with score q 10 = u.
=: = ssysi ~ 49, 49,; ilkssis.!e &C. = e.
hard fight from the start. ending
with a score of 23 to "a in Avvada's
favor. Trout was the star shot o.
the game, making nearly all the
points for Arvada. Haadrick was
not quite up to par, and Levine wal.
weak on baskets, but good on floor
work.
OF the Adams City game, little
yea, very little, very. very little can
be said. Silence. gloomy and pro-
found, shrouds the feeble efforts OF
our worthy opponents" to locate
the basket. Huge tears, briny with
real chargin, tumbled from the
physiognomies Of the Adams City
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Holstein Owners
Hire Full ime
Secretary-Manager
Plan to Promote Sales
and Raise Standard
in Colorado. i

AT the annual meeting of the
Colorado Holstcin club held recently
in Denver, it was decided by the
breeders present TO employ n full
time paid secretary. Fred W. Wai
dell of Pueblo, n breeder, was chose n
for the position and has already be-
gun work in promoting Holstcin cx
tension in this state.
Mr.. WGddcll's first job will bc to
visit the various breeders thruout
the state and to get acquainted.
This in itself is somewhat of tas<
because of the widely scattered ter
ritories in which Colorado breeder
are found, At the present time
here are upwards Of three hundrci 4
Holstcin breeders in the state. The
new organization begins work with
neat sum in the treasury and n
plan will be worked out for financ-
ing further activities. II is planned
to have the state organization CON
troll public sales, perform private
sale and raise funds by direct
levy, upon the breeders In proper
tion to the number of cattle owned
The reorganized association is
7ow headed bv w. s. Partridge of
Holly as president; Arthur Ponsfori
Df Denver, vice president: Mrs. NJ.
q. Penrose of Denver, treasurer nm
he following directors in addition to
Mr. Waddell az secretary: W. II.
Polly Of Johnstown; G. +. Louder
back of Woodman: NJ. Il. Pcnros,
Vi Denver; N. r. Darcy OF Parker.
and Charles c.. Wilson Of Colorado
STANDARDIZATION Blade.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Poultry Z Raising
Makes Much Money
IS 81 # Properly Pushed
California .Busiil,essM Man
Tells What it Did
For His 4cwn: !

A few poultrymen : enjoytd.a tbs
very interesting and iastruetive tale
given at the High School auditoriun
last Wednesday evening by Georga
W. Wood, Secretary of the Poultry
Producers of Central California,
Mr.. Wood showed about forty Views
Of the California poultry inddstrs,
illustrating various types of poultry
houses used on the Pacific @coAsss,
high record hens, egg laying con-
tests, buildings Of the producers or
ganisation, the largest organisatdon
in the world, and many othsrssgss
He very strikingly demonstrate 4
the development of the little city o4
Santa Cruz, California, by means pi
the poultry business showing how th4
gross income from the poultry husii
ness for that city had increased
from 100000 in 1911 to over $2,-
100000 in A921. One Of the most
interesting subjects covered in the
talk wGs the information about the
California Farm Bureau Egg Laying
Contest at Santa Cruz. The aver
sge production of eggs per hen per
year, in the United States is only
80 eggs. II these csg laying cor
tests however; birds have produce
~ high IS 29s eggs to 324 eggs ner
year. Pictures Of cockcrels that
brot as high as 500 each, tn,
worlds record Barred Rock hen. and
q pen Of ten white leghorns, holding
the worlds record were particularly
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Ra|St0n Folks
Surprise Schultz

At cight-thirty p. m. Friday even.
ing several automobiles might have
been seen vending their way, will
their loads Of human freight to
wnrds the residence Of Angus
Schultz. This was gathering Of
the residents Of Upper Ralston 10
pay u last visit and give this excel
lent family surprise party, the
guests numbering thirty. simply took
charge Of the place. while the host
and hostess almost held their breatf
in amusement. To say the part was
n success would not do the occasion
half justice. The evening wns de-
voted To music, vocnl and instru.
mental. and rccitntions and jokes
AZ eleven all wns seated to n stump.
tuous feast. Al midnight the guests
departed, wishing the fam,ly all
kinds oI good luck in their new
bone.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Start Another
Paving Job Here

The Roberts Construction com
pany of Denver has been unloading .
large paving and grading outfit In
ArvAda this week preparatory to
starting work on the connecting link
Of paving between the Arvada towa
limits and the paved road leading
out from Berkeley. There is q grea..
deal of grading on this job and the
Roberts company is well equipped to
handle it nicely. Nothing has been
done as yet toward the paving o.
the east end Of Grand View-ave. l.
is understood that some of the pro-
perty owners arc against the pro
position. The surveys are abou
completed for the paving Of Wads.
worth-avs. f
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Kansas Chicks
Don't Live Here

A. II. Thode, successful poultry
man living over west of town is very
enthusiastic about the poultry bust
acss in this section. However H.
says that beginners in the business
should not make the same mistake
he did before getting started. That
of buying Kansas hatchcd chicks.
II is best TO get chicks that IRE
Matched in the altitude and nrc nc
"limated. Most any old egg VIII
latch In Kansas but the strength of
he chicks is uncertain. A very
mail per cent of Kansas hntchc |
hicks live after being shipped %
Colorado. while chicks ha,ched II
Colorado are much stronger and n
good per cent Of them live.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
BIBLE CONFERENCE IN ARMADA
F0RR0CK1IMOUNTAN REGION

friends are asked to do this too.
{ z Prayer and Praise Service led
by Rev. W. +. Cole, Pastor Baptis
Church.
7:30 Rev. S. T. Mckinney, Paste,
Ohio-ave Congregational Church,
will speak on "The Members of the
Body"
s:l5 Rev. J. II. Baxter will preac,
o. John 3:16.
The Rocky Mountain Bible Con
ference is composed of people from
all the evangelical denominations
who hold to the fundamentals of our
holy faith. In days of apostasy and
materialism we need just such gath
erings as these that we may keep
the faith and contend earnestly for
it to the glory Of our God and
Savior Jesus Christ. Be sure to be
1t every session of the conference.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
1riyoIi Theatre
Vaudeville House

The Trivcli Theatre will be closed
for the next month while some alter
ations are being made. The floor !.
20 be lowered and the gallery fixcI
up for use. A stage Is to be bull
md dressing rooms made so that thc
Trivoli will be open on Saturdas
light April lst MS vaudeville c.
we'll as q moving picture house. Tht
first program will be published late =
but their will be a full orchestra,
some splendid vaudeville stunts and
pictures that are right In line with
he hest shown on Curtis street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Novelty Factory
Rushed with Work

The Arvada Novelty Company ia
doing a rushing business in manu-.
featuring kites just now. They
have large orders from both 81 E
Tammen company and the Kistle
company OF Denver and are KEEP.
busy trying to keep up with the
orders which are coming in ms fast
o. these two companies can sell them
TO retailers. This concern can b,
built into q good thing for Arvsda
The originators are starting in on n
small scale like most successful
enterprises are started but they pro
mise TO grow into quite On sstab-
Ashnsuk
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02

lads as they took n last flcetinl
glance at the score, which reacheo
the abnormal score of Gill.
Stop! Don't read further unit
you reserve the date OF March 20
for the operetta, Polished Pebbles.
Who is the Kentucky Belle?
Arvada High School sees very
rosy future. according 70 statement.
made by those who ought to know
The students are soon to try tn,
novel scheme of making rules TO,
themselves to follow under the mp
preaching regime Of student govern
ment.
DR.. Vosburgh Of Denver Univer
Eity, a warm friend of the higl
school for years was with us las
Tuesday. The theme of the excel
lent talk he gave us was "The Resi-
zation Of Your Highest Possibilitics.'
The boy threw down the piece
tpe1 sngrily. A stonx RsnNl xhicl
had oSrrsPread hi& fe!t6etS WI rt
placed by the dull red glow charac.
teristic of picked beet. Slowly he
reached again for the strange picc,
CT paper. His han's were cold IN
trembling. AS he stared at The Of
Tending article wildly. bis norma
complexion began to revive. Hi
lips curled in n derisivc smile, ant
1t last he laughed, bitterly an5
mockingly, "Anothcr D." hc cricf
and silently tucked his report care
in the "Bassctts Shor. History
which he huggcd in childish nffec
tion.
Judge Ben Lindsey is to speal
Friday In Assembly. )
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02

tArvsda is fortunate in securin
tsis conference for Tuesday, Menr
9TH a: p. m. and z p. m. I'm
ConferentN Win meet in the Pre1<3,
terian CAptsh, and the program NN
be h fAls4o:s = 80 ~
',ts8 X ~ ftd3sr and Prais. sert6s
tStSteRsv Jos1aa Gravett. PSs4,
a1s 0shse sBspthtf Church, DsMslg
win !speak ,s~s"S6 Chsist- Possas
and Possessed" s'ess, ~ slsI
ss4A,lS sNek :Hasan G. White, Paslh i
of aAlttaA Aaeh0xsxlan Church, "
Rsek ea. Iely : Became a Pa
! ta 4 sjssion and Lunsb
ne Ladige llA viA eerve coffes *,
.eA In The baseMert without charge
Many DeAyst friends will bring thu
liinch 10 Tie afternoon scrviee aSd
remain fps the evening. AryaAs
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
New Mill Installed
at Tire Factory

The large new mill at the Mid
West Tire Manufacturing Company
plaQt + -hAineasek -up- 4a14 -. ~
operation very shortly, now. It +
very gratifying 10 note that this
company Is steadily increasing its
business and tho capacity of its
plant at time when many concerns
are complaining of hard times. The
superior quality of the Mid-Wes
product coupled with the efficient
management of the plant, 10 the
whole, cause Of this prosperity.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Beet Growers to
Meet Here FRIDAY

Therc will be a ptssiisx, of pl
Beet Growers ut Grange Hall, Ar
vada, Friday night, Mt 800 p. M
VI. II. Mendclson, Consu'tipe Agri-
,ulturist Of the Great Western
Sugar Company, will be present and
Explain to the growers the beet con
rnct for 1929.
The business men OF Arvnda are
invited to attend this meeting and to
,ear the discussion Of tho contrnc'
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR co.
BY W. +. SHORT, Fieldmnn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Olson Lumber Co.
Building Completed

The Newt Olson Lumber Company
expects 10 move the flrst Of the
week into their new offices IN thu
building that Is just being completed.
They will then be ready for bust
ness-rsady to sell you building
material In large or small quantities:
Mr.. Olson II exceedingly well pleased
with the business outlook In Arvada.
He u preparing estimates now for ?
number Of buildings to be erected
In the spring. These orders come
from not only Arvada but from
Berkeley, Edeewater. Broomfield
and over toward Golden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
Arvs'1d4suss:sse!sseJMMen us:sse!sJ
Mlay AlMiiafe a With
Cabbage HcAasye
MUCH kREA@B
1 REQUIRED HERE
But farmers May Get
a Eoadik Astion #
Enough Want it.

Some of the farmers Of the Ar.
vada district are realizing that II
would be a great advantage to them
to become affiliated with tie Colo
tsdo Cabbage Exchange Which
Judge w. c. Hood, Jr., Of Brighton
i the manager. ~
I At the suggestion Of sespe vege-
tab1e grtwers the Enterprise took up
~ matter with Judge, Hood las,
w6sk. Hs replied that If : sufficien:
suAber Of growers in this district
joinsthe exchange 10 justify it, they
win get "a platform IN Denver and
handle the mixed vegetables, Unless
q cens3derable acreage il signed up
it viii not BE- feasible, he says.
The Colorado Cabbage ExchanQ(
IL . genuine cooperative marketing
association, which means that in
stead Of Ne Individual grower sell
Ing his pibducts TO the local buyer
he combin$s with others and sells his
HNate IN the consuming markets.
ahk v IN EA.xith the Californi
eoefsrseevas md "a 1T 4AaugAt ,el
~ ny.
At hrmsrs' meetings almost any
where in Colorado this winter tn;
Colorado Cabbage Exchange has
been cited as an example of success
fuk cooperation. Its success has
given encouragement to other CO.
operative enterprises.
At the annual convention of tn;
Western Fruit Jobbers Association.
held ct Fort Worth, Texas, las
month, the Colorado Cabbage Ex
charge was g3vcn special mention
along with the California FrY
GroWen Exchange, in the address
Of President Hitx, ~ one Of the few
reliable cooperative selling agencies.
Iron such widely separated place
~ &sSsburg, Oregon, and Richmond
Virginia, the Colorado Cal1age FIX
chanes q hsld e. IA exGnrle OF
what farHsts eaa accomplish IN I:
ecopsea4ivS way. AZ sAch 6f these
p1ses& - many sths1s =. wsh. the
success O. khc Colorado 1zcNefs ha:
helped h be crSunisstaon ~ loca
1T : e only the benefit tina
ranization Colorado Cabbage Ex
changel. but the encouragement tina
successful cooperative marketing
gives to farucrs evefywbsre, tina
makes t6is hhd of.work tht56iggc-
thing l Known Of" said W5Gs Hood
Jr., tidMaef Of the Exchange at 6
1seetts r1SAnNy. ~ .-.2 ..,ls
C4pSAdo Cabbage Eseapg
"a leai Sead over l,l0Q ears o4Eab
bsgs, or more than half tho total
Colorsdp mop, At Z speiee 70 the
growsss that has .bsln, exceeded
only two ont Of twenty years.
A 0oed many groWeg1 around
Denvey have applied for Ilsmbcrshir
in the Exchange, Tor the purpose of
selling their cabbage and mixed
vegetables In a genuine cooperative
way, and . Denver loading platform
d assured II q sufficient number
join.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
RENT-TEACHERS
MEETING WEDNESDAY

I. q The Parent Teachers meeting Ito
held in he High School auditsr-
INN next vednesday will be ons sof
utmost impeftance. The spea1)pr
will Be Prof. R9scoe Hill, supst,n-
tendsnt Of t4e East Denver High
School. There will be nu.uh sr II
solos from the Forthcoming ~
school 'eperstta. Don't fail to, f.
tend this meeting II you are inter- b.
ed IN our schools. 1t will be Id
at three p. N. Wednesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-02
1AND ENTERTAINMENT
POSTPONED

On account Of conflicting engage
ments the proposed cntortnirmcn.
bv ,hc Arvndn C',izens Band an
nonnfcd for March 9th bns been
pos.r6ncd 10 n date later In the
month Of March TO be announced in
our next issue,