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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
WILSON ASSERTS REED
IMAM WITHOUT PARTY
Former Presidents Letter
Written Before Elec-
ton Day.
Inv Associated rrcss.l 4

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Stated states
Senator James y. Reed. who was re-
elected FOR his third term In the
senate In Democratic victory In
Missouri yesterday. after having
been rtpudiaied by his party two
years ago. is "a man without n
party" according to letter from
former President Woodrow Wilson.
which was made pmblic here today.
The letter. dated October ~, ten
days before the election. was ad-
dressed 10 former Governor Lon V.
stephens. and stated that IL Reed
should be elected he would be I'm the
Senate 'repuGiated by Democrats and
elected above their own man by Re-
publican votes
The letter was not made public
during The campaign and served as
a reply To one to the former Presi-
dent by Mr.. Stephens II was
pointed out by Mr.. stephens in his
letter To the former President that
The result of the primary showed
clearly that large saajority OF
Democrats OF Missouri are with you.
indorsc your politics and favor the
league Of nations"
IL was written with the thought
OF Informing President Wilson OF
Tho outcome OF the primary.
Mr. Wilson'S letter:
MY dear Governor stephens.
I am sincerely obliged to you
Continued on Page 4 Col. 81
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BILL OF RIGHTS"
FILED BY HUSBANDS
IN NEW YORK COURTS
Propose incorporation Of "The
association Of Brothers
Under the Skin"
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-A declara-
ti"n OF masculine rights was filed in
supreme Cour; today with a petition
that 1t be approved as the Magma
Charta for The Association of Broth
crs Under the Skin"
The proposed incorporators we're
three New York men. who gave an
uptown address as headquarters Of
the association. Based on the propo-
sition that 'ail men are entitled to
wear the trousers In their own
households The bill includes the
foreign rights: ito protect the hus-
hand for the performance of any and
all household duties and assured him
hnme-cooked meals. prepared by the
wife.
ITO prevent visits from mothers
in-iaw. except OH written permits
signed by officers OF the association.
said permits not TO be issued on sun
days or holidays.
ITO prevent reference by the wife
TO faults and deficiencies OF the hus-
band.
ITO develop cavc-man methods for
the discipline of jealousy. nagging
or unruly wives.
TO establish the husbands right
to dictate the length of his wife's
hair and dresses.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.l

u.
WINCHESTER. VA, Nov s.-"I
Know Democrats throughout Virginia
are rejoicing with me today because
OF the redemption OF the Ninth Dis
irlct and the solid Democratic dele
Sation in Congress for the first time
IN twenty years" said State Demo-
cratic Chairman II. F.. BYRD today In
commenting on yesterdays election
results
The decisive majnsIty received by
'corGc c. Peery is IA great personal
,,''""te to him and to the lighting
democrats OF the Ninth. The Demo-
cratic committee In that district,
headed by Chairman Combs. deserves
INC entire credit for the superb or
EaniSation that made this great vic
torE possible.
{. In the Seventh the verdict rom
osIed yesterday by the voters can
NOT nc mistaken. The contest against
Representative II. w. Harrison. based
on technical Irregularities. is re-
n"ked ny an overwhelming major
ity. not only In Democratic terri
Tory. but In the Republican strong
holds OF Page. Shenandoah and Rock :
inghnm Counties and city of IIar-
riaonburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
CHURCH MEMBER
MURDERED HALL
Slayer, 1t Is Charged, Was
Spurrcd On by a
Woman.
THIRD AIDED ESCAPE
A Pistol Expert TO Be Ac-
cuscd in. Jersey
Crime.
THIRD AIDED ESCAPE

[Ry UnIversal Scrrlcel

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j., Nov. s.
man who Is prominent member
OF the Church OF 81. John the Evan
G"lisi is alleged to be the SLAYER
OF the Rev. Edward W. Hall and his
Wonder Heart" choir soprano. Mr,
Eleanor Il. Mills
This. man. it is declared. was
spurred on by woman. 4 second
man. II Is further asserted. aided
scene OF the double staying on the
Phillips farm
The Somerset County grand Jury
vii he asked 10 indie; all three on
charges o! murder.
Case Is Clinrhcd.
These are the high spots in the
states case. made known tonight by
an official who said the case 1,
c!inched insofar as evidence re-
auircd for grand jury presentation is
concerned
This oFIcia! msnc statement in
answer To denials entered by Mrs.
Frances S. Hall. widow OF the rector
Of st. Johns. In interview OF week
ago. in which she acknowledged that
she had been under suspicion.
wilbur a. Matt. special deputy
attorney general: James A. Mason.
his chief assistant: Supreme Court
Justice Parker and other officials will
meet in Somerville tomorrow To ar
range for the convening of the grand
jury, wihh Alfred Glib. foreman
The State has listed twenty five
witnesses for the grand jury. or
these IA; least twelve are OF the first
Importance and can testify as TO
events. comments or letters bearing
directly on the murder. Their tes-
timony Will establish that the shoot
irgs were not impulsive. but were
deliberately premeditatcd.
To Quiz Charlotte Mills.
The authorities said through n
spokesman that the man suspected
OF being the slayer is member OF
the church. who, for many years. has
been adept with pistols and who Is
SO expert shot that he could have
casey made the bulls eve" hits
found on the heads OF the two vic
Tins
In chccking-up all the automobiles
in DeRusseys Lane on the night
OF the murder. investigators have
come to the belief that 1t was this
mans roadster that conveyed the
plotters to tho scene.
The important contribution to pub
lie knowledge of the evidence was
MADE mat the plotters got together
Immediately after Mr.. Hall received
telephone call from Mrs. Mills
which sped him from his homo at
1870 o'clock.
Charlotte Mills. daughter OF the
slain woman. will be questioned to-
morrow. She has been trying for
the past few days to get in touch
with Governor Edwards and dctec-
tiveS are going to give her tho on
Continued on Fage 10. Col. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

Plans FOR raising $4,000 to bind
the sale contract between the Thomas
Jefferson National Memorial Assoc!a
hon md Jefferson Levy. OF New York
City, for tho purchase o. "Monti
cello the home OF Thomas Jefferson.
viii be decided upon within the mex,
few days.
y; meeting Of heads Of the vn-
Flous historical and patriotic soc!c.
i"s OF EichEnond. In the Jenerson
ii"tcl yesterday afternoon. com
mltise OF ave was appointed to for
muiat" plans for raising the n.ces-
s"ry amount. and TO report at mass
meeting and rally TO be held I'm the
Ihrit"i next week. The day. IL ia
Said, wil! b. announced on sunday.
Governor r.. Lee Trinklc. who Ia
n sympathy with the movement. has
assured the officers OF the Thomas
JrEcrson National Memorial AssocIa-
non tnat one OF IN. halls IN the Can't
tol VIII be available for the meeting
ana ihat everything possible would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
SELLER OF ILLICIT
LIQUOR LIABLE TO
INJURED DRINKER
Court Holds Damages Ca, Be
assessed against Saloon
keeper Who Sold Ii.
(Hy Associated Press. !

MADISON. WIS. Nov. S.-Damage
resulting from the consumption of
Intoxicating liquors may he collccted d
by the injured person from the dis
penser of the Illicit liquor. the Wis
consin Supreme Court decided today
In affirming Il lower court award OF
$4,000 To Mrs. Helen Smithcrs, OF
Fond Du Lac County, for injury TO
her husband.
The court held both exemplary and
compensatory damages could be as
sessed against the saloon-kceper who
SOLD intoxicating liquor in violation
OF the law.
Justice owen declared that disre-
gard of the law by the dispenser OF
intoxicants justified severe treatment
for him. He held that the s3500
award to Mrs. Smithcrs was not cx-
ccSSiyc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
BALLOTS SPLIT TO PAY
TRIBUTE TO STEINNIETZ
JHy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Nov. S.--Thousands
of Democrats and Republicans
throughout tho state split their bal
lots in ordcr'1o pay tribute TO Dr.
Charles l.. Stcinmetz. electrical wiz :
ard. who ran on the Socialist Farm
er-Lahor ticket for State engineer.
returns today showed.
Running more than three TO one
ah"'.d uf Cassidy. the Socialist Farm =
er-Lahur candidate for Governor,
Dr. Stcinmets nad rolled up II total
vote OF c07.l3s votes IN New York
alone tonight. with thirty-thrcc ciec-
tioa districts missing. The Repub-
lican candidate. Cadle. got only ISL
2aS In the same territory. ladu
Democrat, WHO was elected. received
S66.247.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09

by the Harding administration fail
Ing TO measure up to i;s oppor-
tunitics.
The Republican administration
had opportunitics---gold opportuni-
tics--but failed to give the people
ncy. president OF Murphys Hotel
Corporation and II was this that
caused the reversal"
K. Lee Peters. former member OF
tn" city Council. interior decorator.
said he felt that the tariff had had
the effect Of turning the tide. The
people are beginning TO feel the in
crease In n:iccs. Take for instance.
in my business tariff OF thirty
cents on the gallon has been addou
10 linsccd oil. and within the past
few days $50 a ton has been added
- the price Of white lead. This
means that the tarin is not only
being added on imported stuff. but
the manufacturers in many instances
are placing Il on domestic products
Mr.. Peters said that thirty cents on
the yard had hccn added 10 the price
of imported crctonnes by the new
tariff. and he fcl; that these things
played their part In the Republican
defeat.
Daniel Coleman. former member OF
the House ot Delegates from Nor
ltIN. Sdiu IHc I'NtIsdl WAS tiuseu
hS the labor vote being cast for
Democratic candidates. The DauEh-
crty injunction was the entering
wedge for procedure against the la
boring men which Gauscd the voters
10 turn from the Republicans to the
Democrats" he said.
other business men who have
taken the prccaution OF acquainting
their trade with the effects
the new tariff Will have on the cost
Of clothing and other articles, be-
licvc that their nation wide cam
raiGn played a big part In the cX
preston OF the voters which brought
about the defeat Of many OF the
leading Republicans In Tuesday S
oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
WILL URGE TR|NKLE
TOCONVENE SOLONS
Chamber Of Commerce Pre-
scnts Petition Today for
Road Bonds.
CITY is REPRESENTED
Councilmen to Appear on Be-
half of Extra Session to
Correct Bill.
CITY is REPRESENTED

special committee from CITY
Iounc!! and special committee
rom the Chamber o. Commerce will
call upon Governor Trlnkle at noon
today - request him to issue , call
'or "a special session Of the General
Assembly TO consider the question %.
good roads and to correct an error
III the rcappor,ionmcnt bill.
The Council committee. with Al
dv!man Joseph T.. Powers in the
SAair, met yesterday evening and re-
ctiv.d the Chamber OF Commerce
committee. The situation was fully
discussed. Members o. both COM
nittees expressed the conviction
mat the demand throughout tn.
state is overwhelmingly in favor OF
action by the Legislature on tho
question Of roads, aud that there is
cons siderable concern in many Sec
lions as TO the correction OF the err
ror In the rcappor;ionment hill. I,
Was said that Governor Trinklr had
determined TO call 4 special session
upon receipt. In writing. OF suf-
hc!ent number OF members OF the
General Assembly 10 Insure definite
action. and not otherwise.
Says Minority Ready.
'. ID. l.. Robertson. executive sec
fetary Of the Virginia Good Ronds
Association was In attendance upon
the meeting and expressed the opin
ION 'hat majority OF members Of
the two branches OF the General AS
scmbiy were ready to act favorably
Upon the roads proposition.
The authority imposed upon the
Council committee is merely that o.;
requesting Special session to cor
rect the error in the redistrictinE
measure Members of the Chamber
o. com merce committee stated they
were delegated to present both the
good roads and the rcapportjonm,n,
appeals II was determined, there
f"re. that the Council committee
would present It's petition first. and
then the Chamber Of Commerce Com
mittcc would follow with state
tCcnti;, on Page q Cni a.
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WITH REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY NEAR
TO VANISHING IN NIP AND TUCK RACE
GIVE c.. O. P. BLUNDERS
AS CAUSE OF DEFEAT
Virginia Business Men Cite Tariff Bill Failure to Keep
Promises and Daughcrty In junction as Con
tributors to Sweep by Democrats.

The Fordney- -McCumber tariff bill,
recently cpactcd by Congress. fail-
urc Of President Harding and his ad-
ministration to live up to prediction
promises. and the Daugherty rail in
junction. which was bitterly resented
ny organized labor, are among the
reasons advanced by Virginia husi-
ness men for the Democratic victory
tha; swept the country Tuesday.
Wi;houa exception. every man who
was Interviewed expressed dissatis-
faction at the manner in which the
Republicans had run the affairs Of
this country since they came into
power In 1920 and member Of one
Of the largest business houses in the
city declared that the results or
Tuesdays election is a reelection upon
the Harding administration
Til" taTif bill. they claim. has
sent prices Of many materials soar
ing and started the turn of the
tide FOR tho Democratic aood. The
DauEher'y Injunction and other evil
dcnccS - mismanaGcmrnt OF the
cnuniry's business helped the fow,
w. : Rhoads, president Of M.l
'cr RhnaGs. said the new rro,cc-
tive tariff dill as passed by the Re-
publican Congress undoubtedly in
t'u"ncei the voters In TUESDAYS
election. The entire Republican nd :
miaistratior has been unsatisfactory:
the tariff and Other things and the
way the Harding administration took
in the strikes had their effect the
results OF which arc a rcticction,upon
tn" administration" said Mr.. Rhoads
state senator Saxon w Holt OF
Newport News. said he did not be-
'icvc the masses had as yet begun
to feel the effects OF the new tariff,
hut two years hence they will he
feeling 1t. and you will see such a
Democrats landslide as this country
has rcrclv witnessed Continuing
senator Holt said that In his opin
ion the reversal Tuesday was caused
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G.. @. p. REVERSES
BLAMED ON TARIFF
IBy Associated Prcssl

OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. S.-Repub-
lican rcverscs in yesterdays cleo
tion in the United States were in
tcrDretcd here today largely as q
reaction from the Republican tariff
bill. which Is unpopular in Canada.
The passing of the emergency
tariff bill. followed by the adoption
OF a permanent tariff. serious at
fccted certain classes OF Canadian
exports. particularly agricultural
prodwcts.
the Canadian government is now
negotiating with France, Italy ani
Australia with view OF expansion
of trade with limited tariff restric-
tions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
TAKE DEFINITE, STEPS
TO BUY MONTICELLO
Labor Is Nindicated,
Says Samuel Compers
GBy Assocla,cd pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Tho rc-
suits OF the election are A mag
n!iicent v!ndica,ion of every CON
tent!on made by the Fedora
tion OF Labor" Samuel Gomp.rs
president OF the federation. de-
c!ared in statement tonight.
one after another. tn. s;alwart
old defenders of privilege. greed
oppression and reaction went
down To defeat" nc added "Co,n.
pulsory labor. Injunction. the
overriding OF law and constitu.
ton. the Railroad Labor Board
tho sales tax. the shin subsidv-
th"s" we're things typifying the
general concept that Was repudlat-
sd ana condemned so forcefully
aud overwhelmingly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
Liquor Forces Admit Claim
Made by Prohibition
Leaders.
DEFEAT OF NOLSTEAD
is WET MANEUNER
Ants Indorscd Another Dry
to Beat Father of En-
forCcmcnt Act.
IRv Universal scrvice.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--The drys
claim. and the vets admit. tonight
that prohibition Will have enough
votes in the next Congress to d.fcHt
any proposal of the antis. But the
defeat OF NolStcad head and from,
House. Is the outstanding result Of
the election from both standpoints.
For it's moral effect the Anti Saloon
League was deeply anxious to re-
tain the father Of the prohibition
enforcement act in Congress The
association against Ihc prohibition
amendment WAS So determined to re-
tire him that To make certain they
indnrscd another dry. Rev. o. j.
kvalc.
Wet Heads judiciary Body.
Also Nolstead is succeeded as
chairman OF the Judiciary Committee
by George =. Graham. OF pcnnsyl-
vania, pronounced wet
One OF the leading members Of
the Cabinet. who is one OF presi-
dent HardinS's chief advisers. indi-
Gated that the bone -drys will have
serious d;iticulty in holding their
voting strength together wncn ne
said that in the next election neither r
party can afford to tie up with
them.
This member OF the administration
pointed out that either party to he
successful must carry such States
as New York. Illinois and Cali
tornia. where wet or modification
sentiment was strongly expressed
yesterday.
Drys to RrdoubIc Efforts.
That the drys realize they hav0
been placed on the defensive was
Indicated tonight by Wayne II.
Wheeler, counsel for the Anti Saloon
League. who said that I'VE will re-
double our efforts within the next
two years 10 sustain and enforce ma
tinnal prohibition"
Charging tar rohibit!on Enforce
mont Bureau under Commissioners
Haynes is pcrmcatcd from top to bot
tom with set OF unmi;isatrd
scoundrels." William Dudley Foulke.
Continued on Page l3. Col. c.
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Afcnncr Fence of World.
tby Associated praxh.l

,C.r.,>- - r ,,,-
'' '>''
iuses 10 put tchhae peace WIN thc
Turks at the cost OF Humiliation and
disgrace, N,rn,,.s cur,c, pri,,.h
'"''''
c'"Feh To-Day IN an adGrcss at the
Cannon Street Hotel
Th. n,,i,,1c ,f tho EcmniIs,s -.
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BROOKHART SEES END
OF REACTIONARY G.. O. p
ley Associated rress.l

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Nov. s.
Smith w. Brookhcart. elected to tn.
United states senate Ia MI tho va.
cancN caused 10y the resignation OF
judge w. :. Kenyon. wired Judge
Kenyon AS follows today:
MY election is a vindication of
your great record in the United
states Senate. Majority Is so large
believe II VIII remove YOU from
the bench and send you to the White
House.
'SMlTH ". HROOKIIART.''
III statement Mr.. Brookhart said.
"Tscactionary Rcpubiicanisn 1.
dead In Iowa. and | intend to con-
tinue to exert my every effort To
see that II mover stages como.
back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
EXPERTS DECLARE
MORATORIUM FOR
TWO YEARS VITAL
Breathing Spell Would
Save Germany, Re-
port Holds.
USE REICHSBANK GOLD
FOR STABILIZING MARK
Wirth Government Submits
Proposal Based on FL
nanciers' Plan.
RESTORE NATIONS INDUSTR,
Proposal or Advisers Is Tint Tcuton,
Shall Enjoy Equal Trndc
RESTORE NATIONS INDUSTRY
ProposhI or Adyiscrs Is That Tcutons
Shnn Enjoy Equal Trade
Rights.
Try Associa,e1 rrnsx1

HERblN. Nov S.-Thc German pro-
rosaIs delivered 10 NJ. Barthou. presi-
dcnt OF the allied PREPARATIONS commit
tee. although the text is Withheld
are generally believed to he Ger
manS's request for PREPARATIONS mod :
nSht!"hs strongly Influenced by he
hndinEs OF tho committee of experts
Ihe Wirth government proposes or
Ean!zation Of an International bank
ing syndicate to negotiate control of
stabiltzatlon and loan with the co.
operation OF the R"Shsbank. The gov
'rhmcnt also requests temporary OK
emp;ion from reparatious gold nay
incnts and deliveries NJ goods I'm kind
and coal and wil agree to proceed
with inc work Of building up the de-
EaStated areas. which entcrpr!se is
10 10" financed with an international
loan.
Decline Ia Discuss Plan.
Wniic the members OF the rcpara-
tons commission decline TO discuss
the feasibility OF the recommcnda-
tons submitted by the experts, Ger
man official circles profess TO believe
mat the entcntc's representatives are
wholly In sympathy with the inde-
PENDENT Inquiry carried on AT the I'm :
siSation "f tho German government
1t was definitely stated today That
49, '-''''''''7'.i''h NpuIi NOT arrive |
any decision in Berlin. but would re-
ply 10 the German government from
Paris. reviewing the results Of It's
Berlin Investigations.
The Bourse continues to view the
present separations situation with
contempt and, In utter disregard OF
the experts report and the improved
appearance of the negotiations, sent
the dollar rate beyond 9lOn.
Advocate TSO-Ienr Moratorium.
The report of the experts. who have
been Investigating economic Cond;-
tions In Germany. Professors Kcyns.
brand. jerks and Casscl. advocates
a tw"-year MORATORIUM from rcpara
tions payments Of cash or in kind and
Siabiiization OF the mark on tn. basis
Of 5000 10 $500 marks to the dollar
hy utilizing the Rcischiank's gold re-
serve. The report contends that the
financial problem cannot he solved
unless the mark is stabilized and that
sta6llization would be impossible
without moratorium.
The experts suggest that half the
E"ichsbank's gold would suffice. and
should he devoted TO purchase paper
marks. the repurchascs to be restrict
Continued on Rage IL. Col. 6.)
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be done to take caro- OF The attend.

he done TO take caro- of the attend.
ancc.
Heads OF practically every his.ori-
cal and patriotic society in Richmond
attended the meeting yesterday that
mad been called by the Thomas JEFF
icrson National Memorial Association.
ana the discussion o! the proposal to
huy Monticello" from its present,
"Wi'er ana maj y a national shrine.
was general. While all smoke I'm IA
Eor Of the proposition. each made 1,
clear mat h"r promise Of support
"as as an individual and not for tho
body she represented. Each repre-
sentative. though. promised to do all
within he- power to secure the sun
port OF tn" society. with which she
tCOntiru"d on rag. 4 Col 81
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Missing Aged womnn murdered.

TRAVERSE CITY. MICH, Nov. s.
Mrs. John Mattice. 81. missing
since June, 1920. whose skeleton was
found in woods near here early this
week. was murdered. coroner's
jury declared today. Death result
ed from blows on the head or from a
bullet, the verdict stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-09
G. O. P. Margin in Senate
Cut to Twelve in Bal
lot Battle.
LOWER BRANCH TOTAL
WILL BE KNOWN TODAY
Unwicldy Majority May Be
Reduced to Half-Dozcn
by Final Count.
Inr Ar,oclntcd prc...l

NEW YORK. Nov. 0.-Rcpuhiicnn
control of the House OF Reprcscntn-
tivch In the siAty-eiEhth Congress
was determined finally by nm
n"unrcmrnt OF the election of H..
Scott Lcnrit, Second Montana Dis
trict, nt :;iI a. VI. today. giving the
Republicans the necessarily Els for
II minority. At this hour, tho Demo-
crnts lind "05. the Socialists, one;
Fnrmcr-Inbor. ono, md independent,
80" with nine districts stIii unre-
ported.
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CContinucd on Pagc IL. Col. g.,
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The Weather

Fur todny md tomorrow, with
cooler tcmprra-
turc.
tFor full weather report SEQ pas. 81
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