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HOW'S THIS.
* "Politicians yawp a jtoort deal diout
Hie voice of tho people,"
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If a Fellow Pitches In With You to Buy a Soda With Two Straws Ain't It His
Own Fault if He Happens to Choke and Don'r Get Hardly Any. By F. Fox
Copyright. 1916, l>y tlio Whoeler Syndicate. Inc.
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t Ion to American guards of som? of j
the mining' companies to protect them ]
against possible bandit attacks.
No anti-American sentiment wa.?
manifest in either Chihuahua City or |
I'arral, they said, General Jacinto j
Trevino, and Governor Knriquez, at
Chihuahua, and General ll^rrero and
his father, Jose Herrera, Mayor of
J'arral. assuring all Americans of every
protection.
<>. II. Mackenzie, manager of the
Agricula Klectric I'ower Company, of
I'arral, said that the road beds and
rolling stock ?>f the trunk line rail
way;- of Mexico are rapidly being re
1 aired H<- pointed out that for the
first time in years the Irrigated valleys
of Chihuahua have been planted, and
corr. and wheat are growing, while
the uplands have been plowed and are
awaiting the rainy season f ir plant
ing.
rnimr.it <.ovr.itnoh foi.k
Wll.l, MAKK ADDRESS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
liVXCHUlJKG. VA? June 5.? The
plant inn of the ivy and the annual
? ?lass-day exercises were the most im
port: nt features of the finals of Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's College to-day.
former Governor Joseph \Y. Folk, of
Missouri, will make the address to the
graduating class, following which di- I
plomas will 1-e awarded to about 10ft j
graduates.
