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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-s25.OOO ON APPROVED d. c.
real estate. J. SPRIGG POOLE. 1910 n.
Y. ave. 224
MONEY TO LOAN LET US MAKE
your new loans or replace old ones at
lowest rates OF interest. All transactions
conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers. WIN. II. SAUNDERS &
Co. l407 F ct. NV. 5Stf'
MONEY TO LOAN on d. =. REAL
estate-Lowest rates OF interest. Pay
ments on principal In amounts OF 500 or
more received at any interest period
THE f. II. SMITH CO.. Bond Building,
i4oS ~. Y. ave n.t
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
OF interest special privileges with respect
70 prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. Inc. 80 18th ST NV. S3-tfs
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.
Schedule Of Excursion Trains 20 and from CheSa.
pcake Beach.
EFFECTIVE JULY !. 1919
Subject 70 change without -stice.
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS, INCLUSIVE.
Going leave District Line az 9:1S and II 90 a. N.
40. $40. Ts5. and sa5 .. m.
Returning. leave the Beach az SIS a. n I2s5
100. 600. 500 and 100 r. n
SATURDAY..
Going. leave District Line At . and Il 90 .. n.
100. 800. $50. TS5 and s45 p N.
Returning. leave the Beach az SIS q ~; rsi5
200. 60 500 800 and 1000 q m
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line al . and Hoo q N /:
100. 800 400 7A5. and as5 p. m
Returning. leave the Reach a. TO e. n I2.i5
$40, 500. 500. s1o. and io 90 ?. m.
PAUL =. WATERS.
General Manager.
Trke n 7. ave. car for District Line Station
For additional information telephone Lincoln l679
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ


LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. Sd STREET. NEW YORK.
T0oL m Diner. Pullman Parlor Car
fsN0a. n. FiTe-hour trnin. Broiler PlriOr Car
ssoa. m. Pullman Broiler Psrlor Car
'1loos. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
1897 m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
sOc .. Royal Limited +" All Pullman. Shou-.
1890 ?. m. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
800 p n. Diner and ObssrvatIon Pafle~ Cas-.
80 y m. Coaches to New YORK.
'ls:ls night. sleer%rs 10 New York
l.2 q. n 6leepeu 70 Philadelphia and New Torf
ATLANTIC CITY. no. 100. tlloo 4. N. ma
TO BALTTMuKE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tweek DAYS. ~ :. n. 90 100 D. M
e5S. 1000. mo- a. m. 'i2No noon. 'i206. .iSp.
IS, too 90 no. $40. nm. 'l0m. 'la5S
Il ~ - "'In' WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. IN '5:D d -
, SScISN* Il ST l9g gS r ASp LOUISVILLE
PTTTsRURG. $40 =. m. y 2. Slo p N. TIN
right. tSleerrr ready 10 p nj
CLExEI.AND $50 ?. n.
WHEELING ea;lo a. N. SD n N
CUMBERLAND. 3l5 ?. N. Queen cty sps-
WyiSCHEaTER; $40 = m ros $50
HAGERsroW-N. 's,o a. r.. $50 nm
DAILY. iEycrt SUNDAY. ssundav onlv
1911 G It. NV. Main 1881: sis PsnnsylTsniS ave.
Main ~: New Union Station: Ticket once. MHtn
ts0: Information Bureau. Main $50
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-TwO HANDSOME
residences on Connecticut avenue north
OF the Highlands in the neighbOrhOod OF
beautiful palaces. the pride OF the Ma
tional Capital Lots 25x120; rooms on
first floor; finished in the best Of hard
wood, baths: only S16.5O0 each.
MOORE q HILL ONC0, 1898 C ~. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE - APARTMENT. 4
stories: nearly fireproof In every re-
spect: all rooms exposed; near Dupont
Circle: rental $3.50. Price $4,000 VIII
take houses lots. or good acreage prop
erty. Get our bulletin on these properties.
MOORE q HILL ONC0, 1888 G NJ. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE NEAR DUPONT
circle, handsome three-stOry apartment:
will rent readily. Get our bulletin on this
apartment Rent, $780, VIII consider
any good proposition
MOORE q HILL QNC.), 1893 G st, NV.
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Fifteen hundred Pensioners enjoyed an
excursion to Marshall Hall yesterday for
the benefit OF St Vincent de Paurs Cath
ole Church. Father O'COnnen. pastor
OF st. Vincent's. had charge OF the out
ing.
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OId InhnhItnnt nt Rnst.

The body OF Augustus E. Merritt. a
member of the Oldest Inhabitants As
ISOLATION who died Saturday. was bur
led yesterday afternoon in Mount oUvet
Cemetery.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, NAT
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book free Apply by mail. 9l6 Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Wednes-
days at ESQ p. m, 2tf
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

THE CLEMENs-DUVALL INSTITUTE
F. the treatment and cure or aleohol-
ism, drug additions; home treatment a
speciality communications confidential:
300 St NV. Phone North 2535m. EDW.
9 BABSTOW. NJ. d, Director.
ISIS. W. f-6mo
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF Co
lumba. Washington August 6. Isl0.-Sealed pro
posals viii be received az this Office until O'Clock
p m. MONDAY. August Is. 1910. for grading Ger
tain streets IN the District Of Columbia aggregat-
ing about 5000 cubic yards Of grading. Forms Of
proposals. specifications and necessary information
may be obtained from Chief Clerk Engineer De
partment, Room ~ District Building. Washington,
ID. c. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. EDWARD ".
MARKHAM (Actingl. Commissioners. ID. e.
aus-16t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..
August s. i9l0.-Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until ? O'Clock p. m. AUGUST q.
1910 for the construction Of in the District
Of Columbia. Forms Of proposals. specifications.
and necessary information may be obtained from
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department. Room AZ. Dis
uict Building Washington. ID. c. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON r. NJ. MARKHAM lActingl. Com
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-NEW APARTMENT. JUST
completed 9l5 Goth st. NV; finely pa
pered; cabinet mantels; heat furnished:
half square north Of Pennsylvania ave.
four rooms and bath, $3.50; five rooms
and bath. $50
Apply to the JanitOr, 9l5 10th st. NV,
or owner, J. ID. BURNS, 110l E st. me-
90
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THE BERKSHIRE, 2 r. & b.. 5000
lib 9Th st. NV. rooms and bath,
rooms and Summer price
$40 c ST. NV, 2 r. & b....,............ 300
l4l9 L ST., T. & Summer Price
221 ID st. NV, r & b................ 1900
KARRICk ~ METCALF, 1920 MY. Av.
219 DO. 224
THE MELTON. 9TH & n. Y. AVE. NV.
Elevator and telephone exchange: 4 T.
and b., 5000: r. and b.. front, S32 50: 5
r. and b., corner. $3.50: r. and b.. front,
S27.50
SAML w. COCkERELL, 500 f st. NV.
20l-tf
COLORED.
HANDSOME APARTMENT. SPY PAT
terson St. rooms and bath; rear
porch SIS
i<ARRICII & METCALF, 1870 NY. nv.
2l9222224
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect Washington. D. c. July o.
lsio.-Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
hce until O'Clock D. m, on the nth DAY OF
AUGUST. 1910. and then opened for repairs to the
mechanical equipment at the U, S. Treasury and
Windcr Buildings Washington, ID. c.. in accord
ance with specification copies Of which may DO had
at this Office at the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
Architect au36lO
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY
for rent; best location; suitable for any
business; bakery building I'm rear; in
prosperous city of Clifton Forge. Va
Address Mrs. II. SACHS, 2l2S McCul-
loh St, Baltimore. Nd. 224
SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED BUILDING
company doing profitable business viii
sell part Of capital stock at par 10 handle
increased business. Address BOX .,
Herald office 22f
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1910
VIII buy n -WeiI-bult two-famlly
house on G. L O K c. ET WIN
II + I G II T s. paying 10 per cent
net per annum, allowing for inter-
est, taxes. insurance, commissions.
and repairs; one block from cars.
Il. r. TOWNSEND & CO.,
l43 II st. NV. Phone NJ 1892
222
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PAWNBROKERS.
MOVING.
WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN'S. SMILE
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WINDOW CLEANING CO.. 81 G st. DIV.
Phone Main 7159
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FOR RENT
405 18TH NV. almost facing Pa. ave. !:
whole floor suitable for Office or manu-
featuring purposes. A reasonable OfIeT
will be considered
MOORE & HILL, INC, 1888 G.
21S,2 .222
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SELLING OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons. buggies. runabouts. sur
reys. Full teams furnished at wholesale
prices TO retail buyers. GANTZ. 1905
d st. NV H-tf
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NEW BRICK. NEVER BEEN OCCU-
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some bath: large rear yard $3.50
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1922 224
FOX RENT-1n5 K ST NV. Il ROOMS.
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4 Oh CALE-
AT Mount Rainier. very cheap 20 a
reliable party-New Groom house; large
grounds, good garden, fruit, stable fine
water; all ready TO move In. $50 cash
so monthly, same as rent Don't miss
this chance for a home
JOHN j. KLEINER & CO.,
% COZ + st NV.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-29

sects. Walking in the woods, along
a creek, one day, he was attracted
by a cry for help. He could not di-
vine whether the call animated from
a bird or from some small animal.
He looked about him. In an eddy of
the creek, quite near the bank, he
discovered snake trying to swallow
toad. The snake had the toad half
way down his throat, but the wise
toad, seeing his danger, had spread
out his forelegs, and the process of
swallowing was only in process.
Meantime, the toad screamed at the
top Of his voice. The Doctor was
about to whack the snake with a
stick, when he saw a toad Fastening
to the waters edge-evidently re-
spending to the cry for help. The
Doctor stood aside. The toad on the
bank rapidly surveyed the situation,
poised himself, made a high jump
and landed on the neck of the snake.
Meantime, the endangered toad cried
aloud and wriggled, wriggled and
cried aloud Fixing himself safely
on the neck of the snake, the res
cuing toad seized the snake just back
of his head and gave him a vigorous
shake. COMPOUNDED and alarmed by
this turn in the situation, his snake
ship loosened his hold on the other
toad, whereupon the latter made
good the Shore and the rescuer,
jumping high, landed alongside his
delivered friend and the two hoped
to place of safety and rest
DR.. Bcrroughs had added another
to his long chain Of stirring incidents
and hair-breadth escapes; another il
lustration of the fact that valuable
lessons may be learned WIENER we
walk abroad if we are given to see
ing and hearing.
Experiment, Ca, Sept. II, 1910.
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'sHARPER'S MAGAZINE" FOR OC-
TOBER.
TOBER.

The October Harper's presents a
variety Of interesting articles along
with eight short stories by notable
writer's. Dear ANNIE delighted
two-part story by Mary e. Wilkins
Freeman, begins in this issue, &C
cOmpanied by illustrations in full
color by Howard e. Smith. keep
ing up with Lizzie," by Irving Bach
eller, will be found an amusing satire
on some present-day methods of liv-
ing and the high cost thereof. Ar
thur Sherburne Hardy contributes
another of his charming ''Diane"
stories. w. D. Howells, Norman
Duncan, Brander Matthews, Clare
Benedict are among the story writer's
represented.
Among the articles, "The Making
of Great Telescope" by Professor
G. W. Ritchey, of the Mount Wilson
Observatory, describes one of the
newest and largest telescopes in the
world. "The Soil as a Battle
ground" by A. D. Hall, F. R. S.,
presents the very latest discoveries in
the great agricultural problem of
making the earth more fruitful. A
quaint bit of out-of-the-way Scotland
is described in IA Royal Scottish
Bergh,' by E. Charlton Fortune, with
drawings by the author. Louise
Clossee Hale in eve Take the Cure
has some amusing experiences to re-
count while doing the French water
ing places by motor car, with
sketches by Walter Hale. "Some
Difficulties in Bible Translation" by
Professor A. F. Chamberlain, of
Clark University, discloses many GU
rious problems and interesting facts
that are continually confronting the
translator in tuening the Bible into
the speech of primitive peoples. Ford
MADDOX Hueffer contributes a further
account of his experiences as a boy
among the Pre-Raphaelite poets and
painters of the past generation. Will
liam Gilmore Beymer, in Timothy
Webster: Spy" recounts the aston
fishing career of one of the foremost
spies of the Civil War.
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The safest investment Is a bond
issued by some prosperous business
concern. Jeffersonian bonds, backed
by Thos. e. Watson, are gilt-edge,
and bear seven per cent interest.
Write for particulars to The Jeffs,
Thomson, Ga.
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A PLEASING.
SKIRT MODEL.
Ladies' Nine-Gore Skirt.

For general wear, shopping or
travelling, skirt cut on simple lines
is always desirable. The model here
shown has nine cores, and the back
is finished with an inverted plat at
the centre. Pongee, linen, poplin,
mohair or broadcloth are all equally
appropriate for this design. The
pattern is cut in sizes: %, "a, 26,
% and 80 inches waist measure. 1t
requires IL yards Of 50-inch ma
terial for the 24-inch size.
A pattern of this illustration mail
ed to any address on receipt of 10
cents in silver or stamps. Address
Jeffersonian Pattern Department,
Thomson, Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
COOK DETERMINED
TO PROVE HIS
CLA|M
Declares Brother Of tx
plorer Who Says Mrs, Cook
Joined Her Husband Yes
terday.


my Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
New York, Jan. 8-William l..
Cock. brother OF Frederick A. Cook.
declared today that Airs Cook had
Joined her husband ana that lie was
In communication with them. Mrs.
cock Is believed TO have the explorers
orinisal records Of his North Pole
quest
~Dr Cook has BY no means aban-
dored his intention TO prove concius-
lively, despite the verdict OF the Cop
enhagen university tha ne reuched
che North Pole said his brother,
and his detractors viii have a pretty
pil 70 pay.
THE talk that Mrs Cook is estrang-
ed from the doctor and hat she con-
templates a suit for separation with
large alimony IL u-nwarranted. Mrs.
Cook Is standing by her husband and
viii continue r. do SO. just now sne
Is Of im~measureabIe comfort to him
and together they are planning and
working for the future
- have positive Information that
Or. Cook and his wife VIII publicly
appear together and that then there
win he a great change in feeling 1t
may he only a few weeks ana IL may
be months before they appear pub
Holy again. That all depends on how
long II requires Or Cook TO funy SUBJ
stantiate his claims.
Mr Cook declined 10 say whether
Or. and Mrs. Cook syern IL this coun
try or abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
MORGAN, RYAN AND
MORTON JOIN
FORCES
Trust Company Merger in New
York UniteS Resources AZ
gfegating One Hundred and
Fifty Million Dollars.

ny Morning Journal specini Leased "ref
New York, Jan Id. J.. Mnrsan'
Thomas T.. RYAN and Levi + Norton
linked hands IN Sew York today In a
trust company merger nnltlns re-
sources 90 Sla0,0o0,0 coo
1t f. 81 triple combination. being the
Galaranfs Trus company, tho Morton
Trust company and che FIFTH Avenue
Trust company ai OF This eiff. under
one management with the title of the
IGuaranty Trust company The merger
is perhaps the largest OF It's kind IN
the United States. Directors of all
three companies met today and in
formally approved She terms Of the
mercer Nhich vii be put IN NOR" deii-
I1tt, form Wednesday when another
directors meeting viii be held ana
the plan ratified by the stockholders
A formal vote Will not be taken until
Inter.
levi 4" Morton, president Of the
Morton trust company and Of the
rim Avenrc trust company. both
known as Morfou-Ryan concerns, has
consented 10 aet as chairman Of the
board OF tho merged companies. No
president has been selected. The
name of Alexander } Hemphill, vice
president mud acting president of the
Guaranty Trust company. has been
m%entionel for The position.
rte nov move in finance follows
the roccnt absorption of the Guaranty
rrust company by the so-cailed Nor
gan interests. but upon just what
terms the merger was made Is not dig
closed rho Guaranty Trust coripanN
Nas organized IN 1891 and has total
deposits of more lhan SSS,00o.o 900
The Morton Trust company, form
erlv the banking house Of Bliss. Nor
ton Il COL. was organized in 1889.
Thomas f.. RYAN is vice president De-
posts aggregate more than si5.eo0.-
200. Like the Guaranty Trust con
panv It's capital and surplus Is So
0U0. 200 each.
Tho Fifth Avenue Trust company
founded ten years ago, is one OF The
better known uptown institutions.
With capital and surplus Of $l,000,-
aUe each AZ paid large dividends The
capftal stock 90 ilir HeW .onlpanv
probably Win be fixed at $4,000. 400
with perhaps d like amount for sur
| plus. IL is believed that the merger
viii involve large stock md eash diVi-
dends To the s~liareho'defs Of three
Companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
CONFESSION CLEARS
MURDER MYSTERY
At KANSAS CITY
Prisoner Tells of Beating Victim
With Piece of Railroad Iron
Afterwards Shooting Him 10
Conceal Theft,


Kansas Citv, Jan, S~Atter making
a detailed fals, confession causing enc
Innocent man to be arrested on =
chargo of murder and q man and wo-
MAJ Co bc held for Investigation Ward
Mower of Fails city, Neb, confessed
to police OF Kansas CITY. Kansas, to-
night that be alone murdered Neil
MeCoig. also of Fails city on Deem
her "a.
MrCoiga body, covered with cuts and
bruises and bearing one bullet wound,
VAS found la the outskirts of Kansas
CITY. kansas. lie was formerly a res
taurpnter of Fails city and Mower.
who was "a cook. had worked Tor him.
Mower confessed tonight that IA"
had boatcu McCois With "a. piece ot
railroad iron and AN iron hook until
.h. was iusenslhle. Death hcins too
sluW. Meyer said he shot the nan
Fear that ne would be proven the
rurIolncr of some notes ne had stolen
from McCoig WAS his reason FOR XIII
ms "a. man. Mower avs McCoig
@secused Mower of taking the papers.
All those who were taken into Gus
Itodv as IL result 90 Mowers original
confession wore released tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
ARGUMENT BEGUN
IN TOBACCO
TRUST CASE
Government Seeks 10 Have
Order Of Dissolution Made
Stronger Burke Cochran
Wants to intervene.


~ NfBfNiftM 0ftA ' w.
Washington ian. Argument ~
the tobacco trust cAae which mss ar
traetpd much attention because oi the
possible cfiect 81 the COURTS decis
ion on The anti trnst legislation. %
begun today ~ the supreme court ~
TIE United states,
HeAflng ~ arguments wiil continue
10 hold The attention Of the court fer
tie next three days.
The lirsi presentation 10 hchHH q
the government VIII Pc made hN ~iit-
eial Assistant Attorncs General Me-
Reraolls
A%ttarntss johnson. Nichela4 llen-
blower a4si s;rerh e.cre present in h's-
haif af the tobacco mternsta Attofs
no, General wickcrsrNm vll close
the case for the government
W Runrkc Cochran OF New York.
today asked permission 80 ale q htiet
IN tho ease
Mn Cochran said rhat q thc lower
ceurt 30 had boon aharged with
'oriminal conspiracy aud he desired
80 file his brief az ana Interested
party. rhe attorney general object
ga aud the supreme court took the
matter under aarlsemca'
MI Cochran's name was brought
into the case iu TIA, ttiai court through
the fact that he mas q stoehhnld'r in
tho Union TObHelo company. absol p
"a bk tra American rompanE and his
petition. Ne says thar if tins Nes Grim.
NAL conspiracy he waa "a party 20 ~
We was opposed go the eonsolldatipn
Inns g4srtieaI ina ii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
MORE CENSUS MEN
ARE NEEDED SAYS
DIRECTOR
Applications for EnumeratorS
Positions Not Sufficient
Those Who Want Jobs viii
Have to Hurry,
Morning Journal Bureau.
6iS Munsey Building,
Washington. u. C.. Jan. /.

Census Director Durand stated to-
day that. as "a result 81 his conferences
with the supervisors OF census
throughout the country he finds that
VA many sections. especially In the
larger cities. there have not been as
vet sufficient applications Tor h pos
itions of cnumsrdtors II looks lie
THINKS. as % the country is 50 prosper
Gus hat people are not as anxious TO
get these Responsible places - had
been expected.
The scarcity is giving the director
some concern. as only a few weeks re-
main before the cate Tor closing the
consideration OF applications. II VIII
De impossible generally To extend the
application time fmti. as to examine
tho test papers with the necessary
rare 90 insure tbs designation OF quaf-
persons. VIII consume every mo-
ment Of the time allowed for this
phase 1T the work Of selecting ths
cnum-rstors leaving nothing FOR an