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Show 1 J 1 TTVTr A" r- I i' f ( tT NORTHERN H Generally .. Temperatures. fair Tuesday night and warmer; ednesdn y unst-Ule- Hoof of Boston Rlrlg KiOsk, Maximum Monda . .55 . , . . .5T M r.lmum Monday .. .37 . . . . . .4 2 Minimum Tuesday. . .32. , .32 . .32 3$ Sam. Tuesday 9 am 43 .40 Noon .5! . . . . 54 IDAHO dowdy Tuesday Bigtil and Wednesday; probably Jural rain extreme north portion; no in temperatnre. change PRICE ..... ..... FIVE CENTS LAKE CITY SALT- - UTAH 'TUESDAY . MARCH 24 1923 SEVENTY FIFTH AMS KELLOGG TOLD TO; ARRANGE For At Least 2 Years - BROOKHARTS CRY BT DAVID LAWRENCE, March 24. WASHINGTON, (CPA) The Cabinet of President Coolidge will remain Intact for aer, at end month, -- no re- PARLEY AGENDA least organization da eon templated at present. Thla does not mean, h o POLICE QUIZ WIFE OF SCHOOL CHIEF that befour-yeterm of ar i tS xst i'- - - Re-electi- - News-Chicag- Notwlth-stand'n- tnce ; g The Chugai which It is vmres a strong Sctjukai sentiment points out the American naval maneuver In tbs Pacific tor a number of months, nhi'e Britain is building an enormous naval base at the western entrance of the China sea. In this connection J. Wickham Bleed s New York speech, asserting that war on the Pacific war Inevitable. waa cabled at length by the Reuter agency and featured In the newspaper. The Nichi Nirhl points out that this dire prediction broa dcast by a British propagandist 'and published by leading American newspapers, and handled as Important newa by a British news agency, naturally arouses suspicion. If not conviction, among the Japanese thinking people that not only an nnderstsndfa mr ' i J; H v v r . wn to p NEW YORK March The New Y'rk stale oomniiv)on today liam-pio- a Heatywelglit Jack lk'tnM.7 and hi manager Jac k Reams, on tin ineligible Ht in (hit slate for failure to reply to cite comnilt-siou-s recent ultimatum that Demp-e- y accept a challenge from Harry WUI. The boxing hoard a action waa taken, a statement ed, because of tlic failur of Kearns and Iemey "to comply with tle rules governing Dempcliampiunshlp bouts. sey could not he supendd he bold no IUxne Jn this stale but he can not receive a liccfte undl tie has adjusted his nlatkiiiTiiiib the eoinmiMioii. Three . Thousand Absolutely Dependent Upon 24 (AP) Denies Abandonment of Republican! Ranks - in Defense of Election; Accuses 2 Lawyers. c. Falman. wife of tbe of the National Cnivr-si- t preMnt of Science Chicago, Is being questioned by the police, to whom her hueband confessed supplying Mm. jf William D. Shepherd with typhoid germs to innoculate his foster-eoWiM am McClintock, orphan DES MOINES. Iowa. March 24. (By the Associated Press ) Denying allegations that he desertlast ed the Republican party in year's campaign and obtained election bv fraud and dtceit, Senator Smith W. Brookhart today characterized the contest of his election brought by the IlepuM can stats central committee a a a dishonest and fraudulent conspiracy The denial of the committee's charge was made in the senators reply to the committee's 'protest recently filed wh the senate. His answer was to be filed with the secretary of the senate simultaneously with its publicat on here. Started aa G. O. P. Senator Brookhart declares he became a candidate aa a Republican. and upon the historic principles of Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt, that he announced his platform, and that the voters of Iowa nominated and fleeted him on a definite stand for these principles. In Its campaign, the senator declared he urged the voters to identify themselves with the Republican party, and continues to do so. The state centra! committee. Senator Brookhart continues "has no power to remove a candidates name romthebaf1clwhere tihe sovereign voter place it and al! suggestion of this right is dishonn est and fraudulent. It is an ins that the senate will consider fictitious and crooked charges for the purpose of removing a member with whom they do not agree. Without Warrant. The commllieea resolution of protest against the sealing av the reply, "was without warrrfnt,of law and was prepared by B B. Humqu st. chairman of the state central committee, and H. E Spangler, a member of the committee "as a result of a conspiracy between them for the defeating of the law and for purpi nes of private gain and profit The committee, the Senator declared. authorized cmp!on.ent of counsel in filing the protest, and thereupon BurnqufM proceeded td employ himself and Spangler for the purpose of collecting graft, under the guise of attorneys fees. Vliiietic placed Candidate Sounds nunciation; Asks To Be Dictator 3 Days To Quash Cheaters. A- - PROPERTY LOSS PUT AT $20,000,000 CONGRESSMAN GREEN. l;r tSpcncl WALTER ROBB. table to Deseret hae now shifted from Central Lu-- n populated middle island known as the Visriias A fWial d spatch to La Yanguardia from Cebu Ahe eecond Philippine cit, quotes RIDETO FIRESIDE, SlftST'SecSnaBreak. re nun-tm- ut fr o R'-xa- . sis Badri t, ia-La- thr English-pea4ing-- n Large Firms Homes BY SECY: MELLON Vicente PROTEST FIZZLES With To of ARE ANTICIPATED into tile more densely Sotto. the democrat represent-th- e. a saving that It Was not hi ambition to become A senator but to become dntator for Just1 three As dictator, he would tnake dav Business Men Negotiate Id Neir-Chicd- , Daily News) MANILA March 24 (CPA) The enus preelection troubles se Cali-He- Red Cross ; $250,000 is E x pended Weekly - De- the grafters disgorge, who w th impunity have been consistent) robbing the country, and to traitor he would deal summary death before a firing squad. Hi remark were directed at the majority lead Police Round Up 100 Job- era, whose party Is called the Na cion&istft Consolidado. OR less Workers. March Probing Fraud. Colonel Duck word Ford of the Them to. Jail; General constabulary, is invest gating the " alleged election frauds at Cebu in connection with registration of voters. He is still deluged with complaint against coercion and other practice of the municipal pol ce BT C. A. HAT DEN controlled fev the cohsollditfon if.Irrh 2i Alberta, -CALGARY, (Joernor frenerol Wood ha teleAttorneys Begin Tilt on CPA) In the ong awout graphed Imperative order to the 1 the ll Contested Bail Priviexecuthe bureau to invesCgatc alCome, member of Gem A J BoulUrr leged nnsronduct of the prolrnvja! army of unemployed, are right assessor of Capa prownre in the For leges Alleged same region Other reports are of back where theyatarted fiom Their trip to Edmonton to make fict tlou property transfer so a McClintock Murderer. before the partia. to qja ify more voters of arbia demonstration ment building was short and not trary designation of registration Most sweet. of their iit waa booth in very strategic BT CARL W HARRIS from the inside of the Jail, looking places and of irregularities on the were section the into out. thrown inspectors They partof CHICAGO. March 24 (INS) La Vanguardla's special dispatch cooler for stealing a ride on the Freedom on bonds by tonight or s tram mm that when Senator Ormena Pacific freight Canadian cell m murderers row for the Inwhich took 4hem most of the 2m found s man did not favor w nmng Edmonton. the Coneoiidadn nomination to the miles from Calgary definite period pending his trial for kgitilature by the convention vote, Rode Bark Home. murder for the death of William Obmena ordered the voting stopped But they did not hate to walk and declared the conventon Nelaon McClintock. adeven part of the way back Found Thereafter a caucus anThis was, the program for Wiljourned of when arraigned nounced selection of his candidate. trespass guilty liam t Shepherd today as his in police court MonA.tv afternoon Read Letter. to Jail ounsel begin their closing plea they were remanded Addreening 20 000 of hi supportsentence on July 23 But lte U: for his release on bail with the night they were taken from then er after the Democratic convn-- t on last Saturday cente Sotto opening of the third day of the cells and escorted under police i hearing. guard to the midnight train for a- teail a letter from former Con Healso read Al) witnesses have been heard. free ride to Calgary with a warn- crewman Kairfbdd counsel for both sides announced ing from HftgttratgrtmrTH nota mtnwrfpt from thT Insular com-tnow F&lrf eld orr work! the remains amMhre mime come if Found hearing todays back, they gtt utilyAnCienfireaSUre common wealth hill to prove that the lgal Ut between Opposing: atbefore July 23 Under Sands torn es Oemena Quezon and Budapest Premier Greehfleld met three of Senctor Two hours before scheduled the conen'idsUlon trlumvi-tha- t the leaders and informed them court time today, hundreds were March 24 (US BERLIN. the government would not rife. favored the bill when n milling about the narrow streets Buried treasure, immensely valua- depart from jta avowed polity of Washington, which they have de-He declared that outside the criminal court building ble for its gold and silver content assisting only deserving cases, nkd in Manila, Senator Quezon a d he only hoped hoping to be among the compara- atone, but much more valuable AnotlxT. Urged admiscan who few it introduced so a to substito gam tively from w historical standpoint, has with the provin- tuteget an immediate Independence The real-crision. Two special eqUads of bail- been foung in a sand hillUn the de-v has not cial government yet iffs and additional mounted traf- outskirts of Budapest. MU Copyright 1925. by the Chific police were on duty. eloped and it may be a verv ser- cago Daily New company ) Plate of solid gold and jewels ious as Bouitcr "General affair with rare and tueCious stones, uten haUJTK4 sUa - prenfrMir mtufn nnrt frmvrrfrTTfTi to make a sinthar trek. If Comes t.en dUg UP rar and heller High Ogden hts advice is foi1cwed.x from two plLU iauanaiUW treasure untold believed still is to to three thousand men ma sarr Into Stater Association' be resting in the sand Ordered From Germany toEdmonton. 4t is reported that they, will commandeer a Canadian March 24XSpecIafj OGDEN ilarch 24 (AP) National passenger train (or the.r ,n pu..uanc; of ,he German-Po- Ogden high school today through -trip Reception for Smoot rtih convention signed in Vienna Principal A. M. Merrill and Supt. Suchabtfonwrould precipitaTe the German . hTo be Held Thursday a clash with the provincial police W. Karl Hopkins accepted the inha in ted persons domL The Drumhelter unemployed hvtve 'ment vitation of the Ftah High School in Germanv ciled vho declared sent a delegation tv Edmonton to for PolUh nationality to as a regular in spring- - athletics for fhft reception interview government and on preference Arrangements oC Senator Heed Smopt whu win th result of this mission hangs leave member of the asHTTiaxion. 1. with the Hluunative of The .Ogden schtHI officials de- arrive Thursday af- the decisioti. The Jobless nrtners gust by force. v belief that the East ternoon from Washington, sre now are pressing the 2.000 working clared I'nilsh authorities and social The down Lake under way It was announced Tues- miner to !ay their tools and West high schools of Salt made have I t I all presame a invitation the-Boulters army organization would accept day Senator Smoot on hi arrival will there I a large parations to receive tht repatriwithin the next few days. he met at tbe Union Pacific staate element at Irumh!ter pewon. who number several tion by e prom nent citizen comCop)right. 1925 by The Chicago thousand mittee including everal leading Daily News Co ) . Republican, and escorted ito the Hotel Utah where a brief public Chinese Bandits Shoct SHOOTS SELF IN HOME. reception will be held oq the 2 :4 at 30 pm Priest, Oust Christians LARAMIE. Wjo. March iS, Aa the status of Senator Smoots i With a 22 calibre rifle. (IN SHA.MGIAl vMnh 24 heaJtR imaUi hTshhnda. he body fAI) cTutchedn cent il new. It was thought advis- E Stendahl, memler of the firm of Report frohi foreign source state able to defer a general public re- Stendahl and Hunt, waa that Jjvndit ke.1 the village of plumbers, ception until a later date. found in the basement of his home YongehengYLk March Mongolia, here yesterday by members of hu 13 burned theXpeigran mission et wife ts He 24 and survived house to fire by family. rjelongng to ChrisHARTFORD. Conn., March Ill health was tian and shot the foreign priest in Sargent Names Vermonter three daughters. Heavily manacled. (,INSt Private Secretary given as the cause of the shooting charge of the mlwiun Gerald Chapman, notorious crim- His inal and mail robber, entered the WASHINGTON. Warch 24. little courtroom her today to stand trial on the ohkrxe of slaying James (US) Another Vermonter stepped Nitro-Glyceri- ne Into a ho the .department of Justice toa surprised Bkelley, policeman taro safe crackers In a department day when Attorney General .Sar-en- t. 12 g friend of President store in New Britain, October The notorious mall robber la ex- Coolidge. named Ugo J. A. Carian was Britin New to Barre ef be hia he to deny private secretary. pected ain at th time of the crime and Although a Vermonter by adopof tion. was Keane.merober born la Carrara. Waiter Carnal to chare a wealthy Pprinyville. Mass. family Italy He ha served as secretary MOVrUYTstV Ky March 2 1 petrr FVwnLlln. 35. and l five and stlary witness, with implicating to Governor Billing of Vertnont, youbc children. Ira, Carlie. Cecil. JWwirtre ami liar, of Iriizk-r- . were save waa neck "to his when the latter can speaker of the blown to piece yewterriay when a ran of ntro glycerine exploded Chapman, GIVERELEASE mo IN Treasury Head Confer With Green, Smoot; Report Expected Surplus Of $374,000,000 in 1926. Lumber Replace Workers. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind , March 24 (AP) The waters, which backed up over the highways and mad the mads Inte Griffin virtually im- passable yesterday caused relief workers to abandon attempts to rearh the injured in rura) districts. With hrce additional deaths st Griffin, the number of fatalities in five states was increased 313, but this figure did not include a score, believed to have been Incinerated' at Murphysboro The Red Cross announced 3.939 were injured. loss was estimated near Property $20 OOo t 000. Searching returning from an all day parties, 24 WASHINGTON. Marth investigation of d- Weet announceruins Frankfort the.r (ITS) Secretary of the Treasury belief all dead th&e had been acMellon believes that the finances counted tot. of the government are attaining WEST FRANK FORT, UL, March such a position that Congress Will 24. INK) Leading citizens of be able to effect another drast c. the five in th storm area tax cut when it convenes next De gathered county her today for th perfecpember. tion of th southern Illinois relief During the summer th i society ury department will discuss with At it 2 699 her are absomembers of the house wavs and lutely lied dependent upon th means committee a tax reduction Cross. plan based on an estimated surplus For th entire country embracof $374 000,000 for the ye-- r 192$ ThompsonvfJle. I'aria. Akin, Representative Green of Iowa. ing Plumfieid. Orient and other towns chan man of the house wavs and means committee, called on Secre- wiped out. it is estimated that $250,-G9- q wHi he expended weekly tary Mollon to dHruss the situation Bustoess men here are negotiatn far on 1924 CoLeeti4n rerurn income taxes, filed March 15. indi- ing with the big lumber firms for of cate. it was said at the treasury the construction of hundred the total will at least reach if homes for those of the working ecu--- " not exceed, the estimate of $1,650.-- o claw without coat to th yft ooo pants ' In all the razed cities and towns T,hee colectmn further ndicate. Becretarv Mellon believe, separate committee were being that the government will have a formed to expedite rehabilitation. surplus of approx, male) $&0OO.-OtH- i Thousands of dollars raised in all was pouring in Senator Pmoot nf Ctah chair- parts of the country work, but workers pointman of the senate committee-- on out ed that thousands, more will finance, called pt the White House to d sciiwrthe same question Jut be needed before anything like permanent alleviation of th condi- ' before leaving Tor Itah Senator Fmuot emphas zed the tion can be effected Care of the injured, today surnecessity for Reducing tbe maximum surtax on Incopus to 25 per vey indicated, I now of aHdanger t TJie senator said that he also epidemics past. expected the elimination of certain miscellaneous taxet such a those on automobile sales . Mrs.Dennistoun Wins Suit Senator Smoot endorsed the presidents idea of having the na- Against Former Husband tional government w thdrawfrom the inheritance tax field leaving March 24 (INS) LONDON. that source of revenue exclusively The jury in the action pf Mss Dorto the state. Dennistoun against hrforra-e- r At the ame t.me the senator as- othyhusband. Colonel Xjm Dennis- -' serted the states should quit the toun. ha awarded her $25.60 m Income tax field which would thus return in gverdict injief favor be, left e atjrtlA in the hands fUve. 'The jury also found that Mrs. national government bad loaned Colonel Denmstotu approximately $$60o. fnnitoun This wa the sum Mrs. Dennistoun Convicts Flee, Shoot had sued for alleging that she exit for E'enmstouns cTub-an-d Guards, Posse Chases pended orher expenses prior to the divorqg SALIFRURY, Mainland, March be obtained. r. Ua k 't pre, and citizens led by Sheriff Wilhier Italian Embassy Denies Is Purnell, Croppers' scouring Premiers IUjness Report Wood near Berlin, for Andrew nr rsenped wnd'btf.Hfeanifwfi 14 March WASHINOTONT early today after serioul w mind(INSl The Italian emhaasy tralay ing their guards. Deputy Sheriffs off. Mu Premier tally denied that William Davi and William Burtol nl of Italy had undergone a nell, a bfothi)F of the sheriff. major operation and wae threatened with eerie la complication t,e Eighty Candidates Out ' For Ulster Parliament Be The March 24 FVHtrEAPT Aeeociated 1'rea.el About SO coo are etandTtK fer tile f d at in the Uler parliament which nomir.a iotnt are betnx mad, i . fa fr tadav There are 42 imontat Calif, March a heat a dozen natJonalDU (INK) Dorothy EUingson will not take the tnnd 'n her own and atxiut ninelin.Republican. leadnationllt Jr.MPh f'ei behalf Her counsel have decided d a mar.iferto supportto keep her from th stand and er, ha iu-the hatmnaUat decision the o( will battle against the Introduction ing to enter the pari ament and aa of her, confession by the state. neat there if elect- The defense will endepvor to h ,111 take a abandoning hi ahrtention of force the state to present a cir-jclmetanttsl case There were no, the lat four years. milnesse. to the shooting of 'Annie! Ellingimn. mother of the girl The! VM-f ( F.R1 D. hl. COL reconstruct state will through police tea! mony as far as p'lssible 24 MOSCOW. March (AP)be-the shooting, the flight of the girl, coal seam fur her betrsvad by one of her male Diwcotery of uf bed the Fetchora neath the friend her arrest and then ti'(s, to place tn evidence against er by the northern Jsc.ent ffc rtit on wbleh. has eonfee-dotee het Dorejh AA' traW-i&tt the Si- - t . . tion exists tltclr homo. One of (lie dilldrcn was besthtg oti lltg can later ini S1 fentatn e Jurors were in the j trt new agency. Iron and copper lie gave e post of secretary gnarded axainst. The red brick e said to hare been (Copyright. I42S, by the Chicago courthouse will be surrounded alth 4o the attorney general to Vermont . the day while the other ehiklren Bud the fatia-- r were standing near- - I jury box when the. trial was re-- 1 deposit a 'cordon of picked marksmen. to accept bis new appointment. found near Daily New ) liumed today. hy when tlie upkalua occurred. iopala river. a, 24 KAN FRANCJKGO, Charge Blows Five To Bits When Child Hammers Can Ilfe-Inn- jt DI-S- i n , n up-th- I V a-- . : . ' well-orga- mez-sann- s .v plumKstdfU the way - Jmcd her petticoat draggm' ,.p Hits mothinV . $300,000,000 By N. Y. Sounding of Other Nations At Once is Plan; Airplane Limitations "Expected to Give Trouble. Bar-ge- ; OF Barred Coolidge there expiree not be tnxy cabinet. new faces In tbs some After today's cabinet meeting ' interview ,d this correspondent tom. of the" cabinet secretaries and naked them their Impressions JAP PRESS ACCUSES of .the published report that a organization waa In prospect. U. S. OF INSINCERITY As one of the original Harding appointees expressed It, the president wouldnt have recently asked ua to stay if be had in mind some Activities in Pacific are changes. We are, of course, at his Pointed Out as Indicatcommand always." v There was a rumor that Secretary Davis might retire to become ing War Plot Between a candidate for governor of Pennand England,. be America but ha told the writer sylvania, was very happy in bis present portfolio and thought it one of the beet posts in public life. March 24 WASHINGTON. One change has long been expected in the war department. (AP) President Coolidge has sugMr. Weeks wants to retire from cergested to Secretary Kellogg public life and travel. The presi- tain be steps definite preliminary can also dent knows That. but he retain Mr. Weeks as long aa he taken toward laying the groundlikes as the secretary has not yet work for a new naval limitation set a definite time when he would conference. like to leave. As for the other member of the The work as the president Sees Secretaries particularly cabinet, It, divides Itself Into two phases, Mellon, and Hoover, no two men determination of the technienb ascan be considered more as fixtures" than those two. pects of naval limitation that reTet Mr. Mellon is of advanced main to be concluded; and age and when he gets through Con out informally of the sentl- gress a fax bill that in in hi liking.!11 ha may feel free to retire. This, ment of the other powers. The aircraft phase of any liew however, Is at least two years away. of Dr. W orft, aa secretary of the conference promisee to be interior, has been the subject of great importance in view of de. some gossip because it was reported velopments since the original navPost- al limitation treaty was signed . be wanted to leave office. master General Harry New baa That treaty fixed a limitation been particularly asked to remain npon airplane carrier tonnage for President each signatory power, but left the Coolidge. by This disposes of all the Harding question of what aircraft may be Sec- carried on afpinl ships or upon appointeea The other men Secre- ships of lesg than 19. 00 tons disretary Wilbur, of the navy, , tary Jardme. of the department of placement entirely open. agriculture; Attorney General deITALY IVORS ARMS of PARJi'A the Kellogg Secretary ROME PKOIKSMJK partment of state ail Are appointees of President Coolidge and stands for disarmament of unless he should have a vacancy the Italy Wffrld powers and has reduced on the supreme court to which he some of the lawyers her nr.y a greater per cent than promote Sight cabinet Messrs. Wribur or any other European nation acuteengaged in the war. At present bargent the present group of new ly cabinet secretaries will be expected she has a standing army of but 29.004 men. Her policy is to give to remain four years. The politicians who want to se military instruction to her citizens not to maintain a large force. and desome vacancies created for the This was the declaration of Dr serving Republicans" may not like Lauro De Boeis, of the Unlversitv it but President Coolidge is not anxious to upset things by any cab- of Rome. Italy, on hts arrival here inet changes that are not absolute, Tuesday morning. He is on a lecture tour of the United States and ly essential (Copyright, UZ5 ) will address the Salt Lake chamber of commerce Wednesday nCn In the event the United States National Republican calls another disarmament conferCommittee Woman Dies ence; Italy will be one of the first to accept the Invitation," he continued. She is not a militaristic WASHINGTON, March 24 peace While she (AP) Mrs, John Gordon Battelle power and wants Columbus, Ohio. Republican does not fat or the present methods , of national committee woman anil for establishing a world court, her believe the world court prominent in womens dab activi- statesmen to be-- a step In Jhe right direction ties, died n(ght in the New and are willing to support every Willard hwr, where she had been staying forXbout a week. Bbe had means of establishing world peace, continued the visitor. been 111 several daya Dr Hosts explained, that each Sunday all the young men in Italy in the ages of 19 and J years are Forest Fire Sweeps Ten , given The military Instruction. Island Townsites Rhode teaching 1s free and none are to take It. At the age of PROVIDENCE. R. I.. March 14 20 each able bodied man is re( INS) Thousands of acres of quired do serve 18 months in the forest land In ten Rhode Island regular ermy. towna were destroyed today In a Speaking of the tendency of fire, which has been raging for iif The war debts by creditor naora Connecticut also are' suffering tions. the doctor declared Italy is from forest fires. willing to pay all her debts, and that the nation is fast recovering from debt. He stated that Mussolini ia the financial aavior of Italy Sen. Gooding Candidate and that he is regarded generally For Idaho as a great advocate for Justice. flghUpg for right, and not favor(AP)l-Prank ing or opposing any group. BOISE, Ida., March 24. R. Good'ng, senator from Idaho, trill be a candidate to suc- JAP PRESS CH AI.l.KTVGFK MOT1A ES OF AMERICA ceed himself in 1424, he announced while In Boise Monday morning. by: j. Russell Kennedy, The senator sdd ed rhaf ti is cam Deseret paign will be In the hands of John (Special oby radio to TheNews. ) Thomas, who handiedhlis fight inT j, TOKTO MarchDaily 24 1420. ..r , official "aneur-denials of Senator Good'ng waa in Boise In connection with relief work tor the ances" from Washington and Lonthe don, newspapers vary on the Bolae project. r ported understanding between America and Britain over the agenda of another arms confer- - i t SEES,U.S. SURPLUS Dempsey ! , er Mr. MEEJ 'Rural V ictinis of Tornado Cut Off From All Relief When Floods Block All Highways Unless Unexpected Changes Develop is Opinion of Lawrence fore the YEAR V e F ' ' if ti i r If X . ts. |