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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
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FACTORY IS
RUNNING

Inc macnroni factory on Washing
ton avenue, between Nineteenth and
twentieth streets. under the dircc-
ton oil the Ogden Macaroni Manu-
recurring company, Is now running
iull blast. The machinery has been
IN operation for three days and today
there Is n good supply of rolled dough
about ready to be boxed and shipped
under the name OF spaghetti, percia-
tell. ditalini, capeliinl zita. stcll-
otli. or ORC. the various brands OF
nacaronl.
nent of f De Rocco and F. Bagono
the principal stockholders In the cor
porotlon. Tho gentlemen state that
they have completed their plant, hay-
Ing installed $4,000 worth OF ma.
chincry and that the factory Is nov
manufacturing two tons oi macar-
oni each day. which means that nearly
that many tons of tho best grade Of
tour Is being used daily. Tho fin
iShed product sells at retail for s
cents per pound and is sold by tho
manufacturers. In wholesale lots, at
cents a pound
The making of macaroni Is per-
haps not fully understood by the ma
jority of the people II is made OF
flour and water, which Is placed un-
der pressure Of about 10000 pounds,
II passes from the compressor
through machinery which cuts 1t In
To various forms 1t Is then taken TO
the drying rooms which arc equipped
with large fans. run by electric power
where 1t goes through the process Of
drying, re-drylng, and re-drying, and
sweating for a period of about ten
days, when IL is ready 20 place on the
market.
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RISES At
BUTTE RACES

BUTTE, MONT, July 2S-Today's
races were marked by upsets and sur
priseS and the day was one for the
books. The feature event on the card
was the Silver Bow Handicap, the
fourth race of the day. in which the
heavily played favorite Coppertown
was beaten by the lightweighted Ba-
tronia. Three horses at prices of 10
! won first money Results:
First race. five furloDgs. for maid
ens-St Heller. 100 (Radke), ] to 3,
won: Great Caesar, 109 (Gaugen, S
to ], second; Bessie C. 109 (Callahan), ,
S TO /. third Time-1:01 SIS.
Second race, 5 furlongs. selling
Sir Barry, 107 (Parker), to l, won;
Annie Wells. 107 mccarthy, s TO 5,
second MinnedocIa, SO (Jahnsen). 5
to /. third. Time-l:00 AS
Third race, mile. selling-Royal
River, 10s (GauseD. 6 to ]. won: Al
tenberG, loo (Page), 7 to 2. second;
Warner Grlswell, 109 (CarrolD. 6 TO
l. third Time-1:42 20
Fourth race, IL furlongs, Silver
Bow andicap-Batronia. 81 (Calla-
ham, 10 ]. won; Coppertown, 109
(Fischer). to 5. second Thistle
Belle, 9S (Selden), / to l, third Time
-1:07.
Fifth race-F1fth race, one mile,
selling-Rather Royal, los (GaueeO,
9 to 5, won; Liyius, 103 Oindhorst.
3 TO ], second; Kogo. 10G Dennlson),
5 to 2, third. Tlme-l:41 4-5
Sixth race, six Swagerla-
tor. l26 FischeD, to l. won. WIS,
taria, 12i (Prior), Is to = second, FL
gent, l22 (Gaugen. 3 to l. third.
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CAPT. BAR RTLETT,
A CRACK SHOT

Captain George f. Bartlett. ex-
United States marshal and scout,
known among the Sioux Indians of
the DaRotas as Wounded Knee" ia
In Ogden demonstrating the efficiency
of the Remington auto.loading rifle
aud the Peters Cartridge company's
ammunition. He is the coast repre-
sentative OF the Peters company.
Bartlett is not only an expert with
the rifle but with "a shot gun as well,
aud Will show some remarkable ac-
curacy with both weapons He hits
bricks thrown in the air with rifle
tuliets, shattering them To atoms.
Tin cans are also reduced to scrap
TN when tossed high in the air. All
sorts Of smaller objects are struck
with bullets while spinning through
space To show the penetrating quail
tiles Of the Peters steel coated bull
lets he VIII shoot through boiler
Plate with them. His shot gun dem
onstratIons are equal to his work
18th the rifle
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old ARMY OFFICER TO
SPEND Time IN SADDLE

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Just TO
show the doubling Thomascs that he
can withstand any physical test set
for army officers, General Robert S.
Oliver. assistant secretary OF war. Is
to spend most Of his months vacation,
beginning tomorrow in the saddle
General Oliver is 63 years old.
His FIRST task will be a 250-mile
horseback ride from Fort Wingate, n
NJ, TO the Moqul and Navajo Indian
reservations.
Miss Oliver, his daughter. viii ac-
company him
During tho month he will attend the
military camps of instructions at Fort
Riley, Kan, Fort D A Russell. Wyo.,
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind. and the
camp at Sparta, Wis.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. July 29.-Fire,
which started in a bakery last night.
wiped out an entire business square
at Estancla, the county seat OF Tor
rance county. Loss, $4,000; lnsur-
ance. $4,000
Only last week the court house and
several adjoining buildings were de
stroyed. In the FIRE last night besides
several stores and an abstract office.
the home OF Mayor Geo. II. Van Stone
was burned.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Continued from Page FIve.)
If you cat eat az Llvingslon's
Cafeteria. =

If you cat eas at Llyingston's
Cafeteria.
Visitor From Reno.-MiSs Erma
Warren, popular young lady of
Reno, New, is In Ogden. visiting Miss
Irene Rowlands. daughter of Superln,
tendeot 7, +. Rowlands, OF the South
ern Pacific
Bankrupt sale Of Mrs. Blair's stock
OF millinery at Stafford Millinery Co,
1857 Washington avenue. formerly
Srd floor Wrights
covering.-Assistant Resident En-.
gineer j. G.. Bell, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the hospital. is getting along nice
ly and is expected TO be back to his
desk in about ten days.
DR. Powers residence, Lincoln ho-
tel. 23rd ST. Ind phone in hotel. Bell
phone at Office. Eccles bldg
Sued on contraot.-In the civil di-
vision of the municipal court this
commenced suit against the Rio
Grande company to recover $291.65, al
legged TO be due on q contract
Kodak finishing Trip. $40 25th
street.
Called by Death.-Assistant Super
intendeDt F. c. Smith of the South
ern Pacific and wife are now in Wash
ington, D c.. where they were call
cd by the death of Mr.. Smiths faith
er. Tho elder Mr.. Smith died We'd
nesday morning.
Buy your anthracite coal during
e. July, S1o.5o delivered Phones 14e.
Robt. B. Lewis.
Col. Dubell. one of the directors OF
the Santa Fe railroad, VIII be in Og-
den for a short time tomorrow morn
ing. He Is going cast in a special
1t is worth while TO call Is and get
our rates on storage coal. Shurtllf &
Co. phones IS.
A Day at DEVILS Slide-The local
Woodmen OF the World baseball team
Will cross bats with the ball twIrlers
OF Devils Slide. Sunday afternoon.
Inc Woodmen will journey TO the
Slide tomorrow evening and partlci-
pate In dance with the cement peo-
pie during the evening. On the fol-
lowing morning the company will be
taken on fishing trip. and the ball
game VIII finish the festivities in the
afternoon. In addition 10 the ball
team number OF Woodmen Will take
advantage of the outing
S.Oo round trip. to Salt Lake. ev.
cry sunday. via D & r. G. Choice OF
Elk trains. Fastest time. =
B & G. Butter has quality that
means a saving
Dr samuel L. Brick has moved his
ofiice TO rooms 90 and 80. Lewis build
ing.
Fast Fruit Tralns-Five fruit trains
VIII pass through Ogden from Cali
fornia over the Hartman lines with
iu the next twenty-fom hours. EscI
Of these trains will DC made hin oi
from fifty to fifty-fiye cars. Tney
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MAGAZINE WINS
At EMPIRE CITY

EMPIRE CITY. n. Y. July IS
Magazine, nicely ridden by Archibald.
won the Fleetwlng handicap here to-
day. Melisande. the 3 TO S favorlte,
was poorly handled,
First race. six urlongs-Kormak, 20
TO /, won; The Hague, 3 to I, second;
Little Rajah, TO 5. third. Tlme-1:l4
Second race, mile and twenty yards
j r Reed. to 10, won, Rockstone,
II TO /. second Alice George. 20 to
l, third Time 49,
Third race. SIX furlongs-Infatua
ton. IL to /. won, Scarpia, to s, sec
ond, OXer, l6 to 5, third Time-113
Fourth race. the Fleetwing handi-
cap, six furlongs Magazine, to 2.
won; Collopuy, 25 to l. second; Melt
sande, 3 TO 5. third, Time-1,12
Fifth race. five and half furloDgs-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
KENTUCKY CONTINUES TO
BE A WET STATE

Louisville, July 29.-Following yes
terday's heavy storm In Louisville
and many section of the state there
was a precipitation OF nearly one inch
in Louisville this morning 1t has
rained In this section Of the state
nearly every day for over five weeks
and the damage to crops Is mounting
high, some persons placing the loss
TO farmers and railroads thus far this
season at S3,000.000 Railroad traffic
In the southwestern part OF the state
is nearly at a standstill because Of
waShoutS
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INDIAN FOUND GUILTY.

HELENA, MONT, July Esd
Hears Fire, a Crow Indian, who shot
and Killed his wife. Takes Agun, on
the Crow reservation, was convicted
of manslaughter In the federal court
today after a trial lasting three days.
The defense sought to establish that
the woman killed herself This is the
third Indian murder case which has
been tried in the federal court here
during the past few weeks, one OF the
former resulting In acquittal and tho
other IN 4 verdict of manslaughtcr.
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PRESIDENT PLAYS GOLF
WITH JOAM HAYS HAMMOND

Beverly. Mass. uly 29.-President
Tafts sprained ankle had so far i'm
proved today that he decided to try
a game OF golf over the Myooopia
course He had Henry c. Frick and
John Hays Hammond as opponents.
The Mayflower, on which the Maine
cruise was made. steamed over TO
Gloucester today to lie there until the
President goes to ProyIncetown on
August 9TH to review the Atlantic
battleship fleet and to speak at the
dedication of the Pilgrims monument
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news OF his nomination by tho Mime
sofa Democracy was received here
Mr. Lind was asked ~ he Intendad
10 accept the nomination. II rendered.
ne stated that he had not determined
"he,ner ho would OF not, and that no
would not decide the matter for some
time' probably not until after tho con.
ciuslon OF his Alaska trip The i'm.
preston Mr.. Lind gave was that he
would make every effort to induce his
party to substitute some one in his
place 10 head the ticket
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will make the run between Sparks.
New. and this city in from thirty to
thIrty-two hours and are expected to
arrive In ogden from two TO three
hours ahead OF their schedules.
The employees of the forest service
are given a half holiday each Satur-
day afternoon and they have ar
ranged 10 take an outing at Lagoon
tomorrow They will leave the city
at about / 80 p. M.
Mrs. Anna Halbers is erecting
new residence on Twenty-tifth street
that will cost about $4,000 Mrs
HalberG is connected with the forest
service
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RAISED WHITE FLAG AND FLED.

BLUEFIELDS, NICARAGUA, July
2S.-According to advlces given out
at the nsurgcnt headquarters today.
General Moncado yesterday defeated
a government force under General
Lara which was attempting to form
a junction with the troops of General
Chamorro Castillo, north OF Acoyapa.
Moncado reports that after three hours
desperate fighting. Lara raised tho
white flag. though most Of his men
fed before they could be taken pris-
OnerS,
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MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT.

Vienna, July 29-AnDouncement was
made today of the marriage engage
ment Of Miss Gladys Kerens Of ST.
Louis. Mo, daughter OF Richard c
Kerens. American ambassador to
A0stria-Hungary, and Geo. H. Colket
OF PHILADELPHIA
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YOUNG FARMER MURDERED.

GREAT BEND, KAN, July 2S-The
body of William Miller. a farmer. %
years old, was found in a corn0eld
near a tent In which he lived. three
miles south Of here today, There was
bullet wound In the head Miller's
horses were gone from their stalls
Foot prints believed TO be those of d
man and a woman were found near the
body.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
HEAVY STORM IN DENVER.

DENVER, July 2S-A heavy rain
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning unusual in intensity. swept
over Denver this afternoon. breaking
a dry spell of several weeks duration
The storm WAS accompanied by a con.
siderable drop in temperature. which
for more than three weeks has been
higher than ninety ench day, and twice
has passed 100 degrees
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
RAISING THE MAINE.

Washington. July 29,-General oil.
yer. acting secretary of war. has ap-
pointed a board Of Engineers charged
with the responsibility of raising the
battlesbIp Maine In Havana harbor
The board consists OF Colonel William
3. Black. Lieutenant Colonel Mason
NJ Patrick and Captain Harley B. Fer.
guSon.
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'N'''h'u'h A''h FdB6 OnS.
ing Crippen at the time suspicion was
first strongly directed against him.
With the determination today that
the steamer Montrose, which is be-
lieyed to have on board DR. Hawley
Crippen and Ethel Leneve, Will not be
boarded by the officers of the law
probably before Sunday morning.
when she VIII stoff off here To take on
a river pilot. Immediately the interest
among the assembled crowd OF detec-
uyes, reporters, photographers and
villagers shifted to a lively contest
between the Dominion authorities and
the provincial police, both jealous OF
the honor of making the arrest
Detective Charles Gauvreau is hero
and shows a letter from A. P Sher-
wood. chief commissioner of the Do
minion police. authorizing him to take
DR.. Crippen and Miss Leneve.
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SOLDIER MAY BE
VICTIM OF slUGolNG

Missoula, July pa soldier. Prl'
vate John S. Turner Company +.
Fort Harrison. one OF the Com mand
which marched from Fort Harrison
en- route 10 American Lake wos
found with his skull damaged and his
back broken. lying on pile OF rocks
on the isand underneath the Hi9'
gins avenue bridge over the MIS-
soula river here. At $50 O'Clock tn'5
morning. He was taken across tne
stream in a boat and sent TO the fort
Missoula hospital. where his condi'
tion is reported an critical.
Turner regaiped consciousness at
or being discovered. but was unapie
To tell how he happened to fall from
the brige over a four-foor railing ana
TO pile of rocks S5 feet below.
The case appears very mysterious
and II is believed by the officers tnat
Turner was slugged In the BACK OK
the head and thrown over the ra''
Ing OF the bridge,
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JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.

Toledo, O.. July 2e.-Geo. Coyle this
morning shot and killed Mrs Edward
Hefinger, wounded Mrs. Dora Stroll
Wilson and then shot himself. He
may die. Jealousy is alleged to be
the cause of the shooting
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Regon, l6 to s. won; Hectagon. even.
second; Alivia TO 1, third. Time
1:07 rs
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards-San
Vito, 80 to 1, won; Apologize. 3 to !,
second Faultless, 20 to 1. third. Time
-1.i2
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KING SIMPLY A
FAITHFUL PROTESTANT

london, July 29-The bill
modifying the declaration of
religion required by tie king
upon accession. passed b, the
house OF commons on third
reading today not only elm
mates the PHRASES offensive to
the Roman Catholic subjects
Of his majesty. but 1t also
makes it acceptable TO the non
conformists by striking out the
proposed statement OF adher.
ence to the established church.
King George is now required TO
declare merely that he is a
faithful Protestant.
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TROLLEY KILLS TWO.

DECATUR ILL, July 2S.-Two {
, persons were killed, one other
, person fatally and another serl-
, ously injured in Mantle, H.. this (
morning. when an interurban troll
, ley car Of the Decatur-Spring-
, field line struck an automobile {
. q q q q q q q q @ q {
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c)0CMTY

A wedding party from Salt Lake AZ
rived in autos yesterday, accompany
Ing Mr., aud Mrs. F. w Varney. who
were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Williams, 1873 West Fourth street, at
high noon yesterday, After pleasant
sojourn In Ogden canyon the newly
welded pair will leave for Bellevue,
Idaho, where Mr.. Varney holds po.
sition as general superintendent OF
the Idaho Consolidated Mining com
pany
The annual cutting OF the Veteran
Flremen OF Ogden and Volunteers OF
Five Points will be held at The Her
mltage in Ogden Canyon, next Thurs
day A 1ne schedule OF games. con-
tests, speechmaking and musical mum,
bers, topped of with menu ut for the
gods has been arranged and a cordial
Invitation TO all is extended
Miss Ida Wysong of Ogden and
cousin. Miss Vera Foulger. OF Salt
Lake, have returned from two
weeks trip to Emigration canyon.
A party OF young girls, who have
been at the Idlewild in Ogden canyon
during the past two weeks returned
to Salt Lake yesterday, reporting a
delightful time spent at the resort,
The young ladies were Saaperoned
by Miss Kate Halloran. Among those
mentioned wore: N]sses Elsa BAN.
berger, Florence Halloran. Dorothy
Bamberger Helen Wilson. Cynthia
Hardy. Lillian Dorecher. Ruth Sowles
and Blanche HenderJop
The ladies' of the PreGtvtehan
church and their friends sper, q
pleasant afternoon yesterday az the
guests OF Mesdames ]. F. Carver. Ed.
ward Goodale, Wakeman Thompson.
Oren Hadlock and Fred Williams at
the home OF Mrs Carver. S46 Twenty
fifth street.
The Ladies' Aid society Of tho
Methodist church met yesterday az
ternoon IN the church parlors. A
large number of members and their
guests were present. and after a
short business session pleasant go
clal time was enjoyed. the usual NUM-
Der of musical selections, vocal and
Instrumental. being an enjoyable fea-
ture. Tempting refreshments were
served
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Harry a.
Young camp. No. 3. u. S. S. w V.
held their regular meeting last even.
ing at which a reception In honor OF
Post Commander OF Utah. Spanish
War Veterans. G. ", McCreery and
wife, was decided upon and the vari-
GUS details of the affair planned.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the u. S,
Spanish War Veterans have planned
ii farewell reception TO be given In
the near future In honor OF Rev, and
Mrs. G. w McCreery. who leave soop
for their new field OF labor.
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Leave "Old Sol" do his
worst--if you're wearing
one of our summer suits
you can stand his rays
and smile.
Light in weight, perfect
in fit, right in workman
ship and superb in fabric,
these suits of ours are
the finest offered any
Where for this seasons
wear.
Enough loose change
slips through your fingers
without missing this op-
Portunity.
Summer Suits
Csc TO soc ON Ihe dollar
Actl
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Lind Going TO Alaska.
PORTLAND. ORE. July 2s.-For-
mer Governor John Lind of Minnesota
left Portland today for Puset Sound
and Alaska. He departed before the
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DR.. CRlPPEN
ON BOARD

Continued from Page one)
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Miss Ida Wysong of Ogden and
cousin. Miss Vera Foulger. OF Salt
Lake, have returned from a two
weeks trip to Emigration canyon.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the u. S,
Spanish War Veterans have planned
Il farewell reception to be given In
the near future In honor OF Rev, and
Mrs. G. w McCreery. who leave soop
for their new field OF labor.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
NEW TEnEPHoNE ZINES.

NorthernNeck Company Maxine Inn.
proyement IN Service.
WARSAW. VA. March 1.-THE
Northern Neck News says:
For some time past the Northern
Neck Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany has under consideration exten.
sive plans for the extension and de.
velopment Of its lines thfoughout the
Northern Neck. And the News u
gratified to be able to state that these
plans have been 80 far contaminated
that this company II now prepared to
carry them into effect.
To this end highly satisfactory ar
rangements have been made with the
Southern Bell Telephone Company by
which the patrons Of our local COM
pany are to be given the bcst possi-
BILE long distance service with all
places throughout the country now
reached by the multitudinous lines Of
that company.
70 meet also . growing demand for
PrtSate telephones ~ we'll a. for adj
ditional toierhopes In public stores
and other public places, the NorthVfh
Neck telegraph and Telephone Com
pany has determined to depart from
the conservative policy pursued by
this pioneer company during the many
years Of its existence, and to extend
- rapidly ~ poaaihle Into every COM
munity throughout this section Of
xtdewatex YiExin1a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
MANY NEW BUILDINGS
RISE IN WINCHESTER
Much Building Being Done and
More Projected-New
Telephones.

Especial 70 The Hichmend ylygiHian.
WINCHESTER, VA, March I.-The
coming season promises 10 be very
busy one here ia building circles. Lo-
cal contractors have their hands full al
ready and the number OF new buildings
70 be erected win be, perhaps, greater
than during any season for years. There
Il cry OF scarcity OF labor already and
the operations for the spring and sum-
mer have hardly begun.
Visitors to Winchester comment very
xasorabiy upon the many and costly
Am proyements made here during the
past few years, and II 10 claimed that
40 town In the State of the same size
can show ~ many substantial improve
M1ents In the same length OF time.
P0ssibiy the crowning work n the
HAndley Library Building. at Braddock
This n said to DO one or the handsom-
est buildings in this country, and In
ornAte work and skilful design Is pos
Stbay surpassed by but few. The Goy-
efnmsnt Building now In course OF
arection Will also be valuable addi-
ton to Winchester.
The strtngtng Of the copper circuits
Tar the new telephone system OF the
CnmberlAnd Valley Railroad from Har-
F3ebuek. Pa, TO Winchester-the south
0Sa end 81 the system-his just been
@0mp1etaA. the liz miles COSTING 0Is.-
-. The movement Of al pAssenxer
- 9rofght trains By phone Will begin
yoae - coon - the necessary appara-
tne can be anfta1led and ADJUSTED The
Gnmb1rland Valley, which ID Z part OF
the Pennsylvania system. is one OF the
aneet equipped rpads In this country.