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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02


'rnW ... gIrI', I'f n Pho. .nuI|r"s
are IH l.ihsIns ih'We'I.'. 'h'i' rtn
be- Co., ,.Nr "a the d, ...Iur.. np mat
ter wh ue tho nu"Iut 90 Co.," yo-
lO"iiN co. hc kicking.
Nicer ig Older and Irnr. ,yrrr-
lcu,"d iuuu -tuhI. Uls rDt,fs rruu-
ably v.I Trly more on ha uIyui.nt
than IT,, H,d Snx Will anon mat pl
StuhI pu these uu.ur.. ,ur. the
.ud.anD... HouId seem a.. u, giin lu,
older n.n bot IL r,ulIr. Goo .r .,,u
whether Boo. BE- a better ta.if.uu E,N
Ypil.a.lru.I is Iik,I.. o.. N. mon. ..r.
.H.l,. .l lnr Boston l.,d .ux 90,
more urm.iuuus aud uriEr h.rI,.
"u,n h,, du strike.
I.uth numH have wuud,rfuI. u..
r,sslI p,. hing rurls. ,.M york
has relied more ON ra slab artists
Than gr. go. tom. IL in, Chants. slu.
mon eco li Iup st... o.. Tins ..I ., on
.udyannr, II Huston sol.,s their
pli.hrrs i' wHl be- 70 Clamylutarr. tor
the Boston pitcher. lIaf.- .,ypr.t
batting h.Ip from their team. mates.
COMING down To- tho p,suunIIi, ~
the mon. both are u.uurn with
strangers. MrGruw IA. more pn. aud
both itlk freely with their friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02

hy his own efforts, ~ Il moot puos-
ton. II h" can. whether TINS quality
offsets the personal leadership. or
whether this personal leadership
means anything To- tho team morals,
Is equally a moot question.
rho fact is that SHhI is able Ia
play first bgso better than any other
PLAYER on tho Boston ,'uM Iiis proR-
cnro thor" is grlu IN large part re-
spunsihlu for The championship hon
"rs. M,Guw has players who, he
thinks can fili oyery position better
than h" could do. or he would bee out
there fighting. when "A playing man
uger begins To feel stiffness ana age
coming upon him his views uf thu
question usually change, nud ne mas
be- counted among the ndyocntes Oi
bench management. For IA" sake 81
proceeding with this STORY, gram
| there liz no choice between pluyinp
and bench managers In the present IN,
STANCE.
Then Is the McGraw type Of AK
gFcsslvencss toward umpirrs likely Il
prove more effective In worlds ser
| lea than the Sthhl dciibcrutcneHR
| Hardly. The four umpircs for the
world ReT.es are chosen two from caci
league They are supposed To- be- th'
most efficient members ~ their re-
spociiye corps they have ahsolut'
power. backed up hy the authority %
the national commission, and can tin'
or put out Of the game any piayel
who rs unTuly or creates a scene a
their expense, Just As they can IL
their respective leagues,
These umpircs. then. are less likei!
10 stand Tor protracted kicks. tendinI
Ia Incense partisan crowds, than u
games az less consequence, because o
the effect upon the already frenEie'
spectators. On the other hand. be
cause % tho importance OF the ser
lea the ulBpiros must use more tao
and judgment IN the dIsciplinihs o
lplayers u that discipline Dc EsInova
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
STAFF SYSTEM NOW
IN SERVICE
Santa Fe Trains Running Be-
tween Albuquerque and Is
leta to be Protected Against
Delay and Collisions.

From today on trains running be-
tween Albuquerque ana lslctu win ho
operated under the staff system In
stead of the telegraph ana telephone
orders heretofore issued by train dis
rHt"hors. There are two staff sta
lions between Albuquerque and lslcta
Junction, one at Abulo. three miles
south of here; one at Barr, nine miles
away, ANA ON" at IsI"ta. \ train can
not rgp out of Isl 'it 81 out Of AhniU
ANA cannot l"ay" Barr without a staff,
which insurus thr holder thereof A
free track and IiElt Of way over ali
"lh"r trains then on the stretch OF
road ON which IN" system Is being OPP
Grated. The STAFF system has been
used for number of years with con-
sidrrabl" success. II was installed be-
tween Albuquerque and Isleta tn
prevent delay ana possible collisions
ana to do away with pilots Fourteen,
sixteen ana eighteen passenger trains
ana many freight trains Iun between
AlbupucrGuc ana Islcta each day aud
the traffic Cogcnstiun In AiecOmlng
greater all the time. TO SyFtcmatiZo
7" greater degree tho work OF hand
ling the trains General Manager Fox
caused the staff system to he in
stalled.
Fancy lamps Promised.
Before leaving for the east last
hisht General Manager +. e. Fox an
nounced that the Santa Pc would in
sthll In the near future ornamental
lamp posts between First street ana
the santa Fee tracks to the east. The
lamps Will be similar 10 those in
stalled on Central between First and
sixth streets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
aInOOO. O0O fnr RonaIn.

Atlantic City. NJ j., Oct Am
nOunoement WAS made AT the session
W the American Road congress by IL
y. Batcheler chairman Of the eKeeu'
tive committee of the American Auto
mOhile association, that automobile
manufacturers OF America had agreed
10 contribute one-third OF one pei
cent of their gross Fotnrns dursnl
1919 Cor the GOOD roads cause. This
win create = fund Of tib,ee0, eco, W
said. t@fh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
Relics of Past in
Desert of Arizona
Salt Lake City Scientist I'm.
covers Ancient Dwelling OF
Seventy-Five Rooms in Cliff
Dwellers' Country.

.N.i I.tk" tt'.. oct Professor
i"lun Cummings, VINO left salt Lake
o. ulmb'r ur weeks ago To- make an cV.
m"rltiuu OF the clin dwelling district
30 northern Arizona, returned yrstcT-
day with interesting data concerning
n"N discoveries hc made waiIo away
The chief feature of his success IN the
trip was the discovery of q d5cllmg
- seventy nNr ROOMS never h,furu
entered hy whit" mon. speaking 90
the trip last night. Professor cum
mings said,
~" found IN" big dwelling in scgic
Iuy"u, Nainh Is south Of san Juan
.uu}uu. II aaS SO nll"d with earth
aud debris which had collected dur
ing the years th"t have passed since
II MAS inhabited that We could enter
II only with the greatest difficulty
II was In virgin state, aud from the
tact that none of the debris had been
removed ar disturbed We could easily
tell that II had not oCcn entered bS
Whltc men or hy any other race ful
many years.
There were srycnty-hve rooms IL
the dwelling. We cleared as many
"t ihrm out as We could, hut In some
the rock roofs had fallen In and IA,
stones were 80 large that NO coulC
not remove them.
I'm the rooms We found varlOuI
kinds az pottery and other relies
which We brought "a add TO our col
lection. Among the specimens ",
! found one large pottery jar contain
Inc nypr A hushsl of shgllpu corn. ROmt
Of our work this summer was exceed
lngly hard, aud we were put to grea
| inconvenience, but the intercsilnI
things We saw and discovered NOR
| than repaid us for our effoTtB'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
LINCOLN BEACHEY
IS MOST DARING
BIRDMAN
Aviator Who Will Make Two
Flights Daily in Albuquer-
que Next Week Does Thrill
ing Stunts During Each of
His Flights.

Aviation fms tnInurbnut >.,.v. Nt.v.
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biratu.,u .. .n.t.,r r...t.. ,rr.,...,
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.ur,r..,,.J b.. u.. u,..u.,,,,,.n,s ann,
ur rl n5lI,r. ,u,r,n,,r,,,, ,.,.,s
nrIan.y. AT , r,rpr ,b,, r.,, ,.s.,.i.,.
riopq ali o,,r tl,... ,n,,,,r,. ,,r, ,l,,,,.r-
ing for his srryi,rs s,r,pg f,..,rn,.,.
In a u,gnt 10 IN, l.,s, .,.,rl I'm st,,u .,,,.I
daring I'm tho .nyi,tron .,ynrrJ To sa,.
him do the spiral glide ana the fancy
dip with the grace Of . bird is worth
4 good deal In tim, dld considerable.
amount of money m, Elmira. y. Y
star Gnzcttr BIAS the following 10 say
regarding B,u.h,,'s lights
Lincoln p,arr.,. ,,.,,,1,,. or.,.l,.
,st,l,lisb.I t.s .,,,,,,',,t,, .,,,,..,,. ~,
ulrurs and man, ,.,.,,I. ,, "a,
,urr,upI.r,, ,,,..s aud ,,,.,, ~ a..
,...,t..t .....,,,r In ,l,. '.,,.,,l .,..,,., ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02

Here Is "a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge ana long eX-
pcrlencc. viz, Mrs, y. II. BrOgan, OF
Wilson. Pa, who says, II know from
experience that ChambsIlain's Cough
Remedy In far superior ~ any ether
For Group there IL nothing that *
GELS g." For sule by all drugglsis.--
Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
al - % llalIFoaA Iare.

Philadelphia. Oct s.--Ons million
dollars IN prOpefty was destroyed 0y
lire whicA swept ire Baltimore a
Onto gahtEoae pier yesterday. 'eauHea
~ eFamoes sAsofatG olso MkneA ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NNTIONAb ~ \GI g..
nIIIaIinrnh. 4. Illlhnn. 1.

At chicago. j.. " T.
i'hlrigp .,t....sss...s eel d"
llufhurph ............i....A ~ u
Batteries cheney, E'plbl"h nnb
Archer. Adams aHd Gibson,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
Gimme Called nj Boston

A. Boston The Buriuu Ef"uFlFu
gnms was called Va the mira ,nuiu" "n
account of ram with the rr"r", E"s
ton, /, Brooklyn, y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
DAYS NEWS OF SPORT
HOT OFF THE WIRE.


h'a YORK BhB rHpkc Refused t."
m,I rnul Nnut,ll "l Pro, idru'' ia
O. .,h'dund 10 round bout h'r" lnai
uuht n,,ru., th,r, whn not enough
iuyu,t 400 ih, huua,, although a bare
crowd $50. present .iJuh :. p'N'"I
ui Ia, .tI, athletic commission, SAID
lhut rnp1 ruuy would blHrkliN Inpku
h,I,.
Inrl. b. due 90 eul from France
tuuuiI.. lu meet George Carpenter,
IN, r,nrh middlrW,ight champion.
Er.r. Idaho m" first cavalry
team defeated the Portland, br"r
team ~ the lirt game Of the north
weston champion POLO tournament
.h'i, hy It score OF 1 10 ).
san Francisco. John q. llurgan,
champion throy-cu-hluu bllliard play
rr 81 the world. defeated DHyr RAIN
OF Druyvr In the second hluck al 50
point billiard match here last night
hy q score 81 80 {" ~ The total
yror, Tor the two nights WAS lior-
gan, D, Palm, I.
lnHkiuonl, Colo 'N"h '"i"i''.
captain of the lsongmOnt fouthhl
team, who was injured In game
with the West Denver High schuo
here Saturday, died last night.
Philadelphia James J. corb'it
the former heavyweight champion
pugiliW. wuH operated On for app"n
dititis IN - hospital her, last might
Late IN the night II was report
| ed that hr was resting comfortably
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
Auction
On Friday, October 4th, az
l 80 P. M, Sharp, at the Resi-
denoe of Mrs. G. V. Stafford,
523 WEST COPPER AVENUE

We sell at public auction without
limit ur reserve, the practically new
ana beautiful furnishings 81 this
s"s cn room huua,, comprising an uu-
usual display 81 substantial ana up 10
dat" furniture, rugs, etc. Ia usc but "a
short time ana Consisting as follows.
$3.50 klmbnlI r.nnu, on which terms
can be had, iumrd oak parlur set, up
holstorcd IN rich Spanish lcathcr.
complete; srtror, rockers. straight
chairs, library table. etc. IAdy's writ
Ing desk and chair in pretty golden
oak; leather ru. kyrs, oak rockers
large comfy ones, mission lamr
dainty French ulrlur table, In solid
mahogany, Handsome rugs, In vii
| tuns, Administer and yclyets, on,
large, new Administer. used less than
| three months ana a beauty. lexis
| feet; hall carpets, Nvrnls Martin beds
| solid mahogany dresser and chinoniri
| to match. oak dTvssers and chiffon
! icrs, iron beds. trimmed In brass; besI
reinforced wire coli springs, new fell
mattresses, new sanltruy couch hnt
! pad, complete dining room set II
! EARLY English; large extension table
six chairs ana q beautiful buffot, made
| In Colonial design; refrigerator viii
my pound capacity and white enam
eled interior; $40 Buck steel range
heating stoves. gus range, porci
chairs. swing, garden utensils, kitchen
accessories, etc,
The beautiful, luxurious furnishing
of this residence have been In service
II very short time. aud today are lik'
new, Yet, Mrs, Stafford Is leaving GU
city and wishes to dispose OF every
thing; consequently this sale. IL
your opportunity, This house 10
rG"t-wll lease 10 desirable tenant
Goods can be Inspected after b. m
on Thursday. The auction starts "a
l;sO y. ma, on Friday, the fourth In
slant. at 523 West Copper avenue. cor
ner sixth street
FRANK AUCTION co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
AMERICAN IEAGLE.

Philadelphia. {; N"w York, ..
~ phIInd,lphla: ". II !"
Philadelphia ............,..i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
rhIInhclnhIn. D; 500 Ynrk. 2.

At Sew iuiF. u H. J..
80" YORK ,....,.....,....''H ~ "
Philud' lphln ........,...... 20 ~ D
EHttrfirH. Vanguard, T"'r'u ana
Meyers. WILSON. rhnlmrrg anal EuN
fer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
~. I0uls, p; Cincinnati. ..

~ a. LuuiH. " " v
~ Looms ...s,... .,,.'.s.'s W
Cincinnati .......,.... ...,,' u
Batteries HoddiuE Fuk AND n'
der. SuRFs Hud sry"Iuid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
FRANK AUCTION co.

OlIlca 90 yann's. pnoSanp ano ana as.
Nole--Tho piano VIA o. placed on
sala al a:00 D. m. Hhagp. Terms viii
be given; bankabls paper required.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02

rlpl, b. due To- uIl from France
.puufI.. 10 meet George Carpenter,
IA, ii.n'h mlddlr",lght champion.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
BUSINESS SECTION
TELEPHONES CRIPPLED
Fire In Box At Bond Building
Causes inconvenience To
Subscribers.

Business men who occupy Offices in
the block bounded by New York avenue,
q. Fourteenth, and Fifteenth streets.
were put to lot of inconvenience for
several hours this morning while their
telephones were out of commission.
This Interruption to the telephone
service was due to fire shortly after 6
o'clock in the cable terminal box in the
areaway of the Bond building, New
York avenue and G street, with which
every telephone in the block Is con-
nected. There are SIG separate cables.
each containing twentyfour or more
pairs of wires, in this box. Every one
was burned out
The, fire Is believed TO have been
caused by an electric power wire car
rying a high voltage coming in contact
with one of the telephone wires some
where in the block. This telephone
wire conveyed the current direct to the
cable box. where the short-circuiting
occurred and the insulating material
caught fire. Damage estimated at sew
eral hundred dollars was sustained by
the telephone company, while about S2s
damage was done to the basement OF
the building.
Several companies responded to an
alarm from the box at Fourteenth
street and New York avenue. but by the
time the firemen arrived the blaze had
practically burned itself out
The telephone company put several
gangs of men at work repairing the
damage, and by noon most of the tele-
phones were again in operation.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
WOMAN SURPRISES
BURGLAR IN HOME
STEALING SILVER
Man Drops Bundle and
Makes Escape Through
Window.

Househreakers we're active in differ
ent parts OF the city last night, accord
ing to reports made to police OF sew
eral precincts today.
Awakened shortly before l o'clock
this morning, Mrs. Margaret Jones, OF
l3 First street northeast, discovered a
colored man preparing to leave the
house with a quantity OF silverware In
a bundle. light in the dining room
led Mrs. Jones TO believe at first that
IL was some member of the family.
Thinking some one might be sick. she
started down stairs and was surprised
to see the thief preparing to leave with
the silver.
Drop that" commanded Mrs. Jones.
The man dropped the bundle and hur-
riedly climbed through window open
ing on the rear porch. Entrance to the
house had been gained by forcing this
window.
Complaint was made to the police Of
the Eighth precinct that a colored man
was discovered In the basement OF the
house at 1907 Riggs streets north west
about midnight last night. Lottie
Stubbs. a servant in the house, discov-
cred the man. who fed from the build
ing when she asked him what he want
ed.
John w. Lucas. 1lls Eighth street
southeast, reported that his home was
entered during the night and $40 stolen
from a desk drawer. The thief forced
a rear window
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Alaskan Judges Cannot
Charge Laundry Expenses

Federal judges and court clerks in
Alaska cannot get their laundry done
at Government expense. An opinion to
this effect was announced by Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasury Tracewell today.
A Judge on the Alaska circuit, and
his clerk rendered bills for laundry
done incident to tIaVel from one court
TO another. These bills were disallowed
by the auditor for the peuartment OF
Justice and Comptroller Tracewen up
held this disallowance on appeal
Laundry, said the Comptroller was
not TO be considered as an expense of
travel. unless the fact that 1t was to
be included with board and lodging was
specified.
In his book of instruction to officials
of the Alaska circuit, Attorney General
Wickersham made no mention of laun-
dry as an incident of travel. and con-
sequently 1t cannot be allowed. The
bill amounted to something over IS.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Beauty Prepares to Sue
For Her Husbands Love

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Miss Florence
schenck. the Virginia Beauty" who
has announced her determination to in
stitute suit for $4,000 in the Boston
courts against Mrs. Charles II. Wilson.
formerly Miss Jane Delehanty, OF East
Boston, for alleged alienation of her
husbands affections, is expected to ar
rive from New York to prepare papers
for her action.
Miss Delehanty was married to
Charles II. Wilson. stock farm manager
and whip for Alfred @. Vanderbilt, in
ID private suite at the Adams House.
peace. Miss Scherck contends that at
that time she was Wilson's lawful wife.
and that they were married N London,
on May S. 1909, in the presence OF AL
fred G. Vanderbilt, Craig Wadsworth,
and Ealeska Suratt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
She Had Consumption,
Was Dying; Now Well

Eckman's Alternative Is being used
with success In the, treatment OF Tuber-
culosis IN all parts Of the country. Per
gained weight. exhausting night sweats
stopped. fever diminished, and many re-
covered. II you are interested to know
mere about IT. we will put you n touch
investigate and Judge for yourself. Read
Of Mrs. Govert's recovery.
Gentlemen: Thinking that perhaps q
short history Of the remarkable recovery Of
my mother-in-law (Mrs. Anna Govert might
benent some other sufferers, ! give the fol
logins testimonial: About September 10;
Pneumonia. ind continually grew worse. re-
ouiring trained nurse. Night sweats were
so bad that it wa, necessary to change her
clothing once or twice every night; her cough
expected that she would not live much long
ST. Miehsss Church Snen at sssr.vls S 1nS srs pre-
pared her for death. he recommended that
get Eckman's Alternative. and see II 1t
quested the attending physician to give his
diagnosis and he informed me that she had
When l asked II he thought that II was
useless to try the Alternative, he replied that
No physician could help her any and I
could suit myself about ~ 30 ! immedi.
bottle. Practically without hope for reoov.
cry. insisted that she try the Alternative
soon began to improve Now, she work.
as hard as ever, weighs twenty pounds heav-
Ter than she ever did before she took sick
and Ia in good heelth. she frankly says she
owes her life and health to Eckman's Alter.
| alive" JOS. GRIMMER.
(Sworn Affidavit)
Eckman's Alternative is effective In
Bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throa,
and Lung Troubles. and In upbuildine
the system. Does not contain poisons
| opiates or habit-forming drugs. Fol-
sale by O'Donnelrs Drug Stores. and
otmer leading drugslsts; ASK for 6o9kle
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. fol-
| additional evidence.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
AdventiStS Vote to
Meet at Nashville

The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
the quadrennial session of their general
conference at Nashville. Tenn, from
May Is to June next. This was deter
mined upon at the annual council Of the
conference held at Foreign Missionary
Seminary in Takoma Park yesterday.
Other cities. including Atlanta, Day
ton. Indianapolis. and College View.
Neb, competed for the honor.
The training of young men and wom-
en- as secretaries of tract societies was
discussed at Yesterdays sessions. A
Recommendation will be made to the
general council asking that general
BeGsretary be appointed 10 take charge
a. tho nome uds sionary work
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
| AUJNCH THIEVES
CHASED ON RIVER
'Good8Luck' Stolen From Dock at Anacosta Owner
g., ,Refuses,to Prosecute Case When He
Ls'>h Receivers Boat.

stream, attracted the attention of Po-
liceman c. r. Brown, of the Anacostia
station, yesterday. Investigation devel-
at the bathing place, six Of whom we're
swimming without being provided with
costume. They were identified by the
policeman, who took their names and
to have the youthful swimmers in the
JuS emile Court today. All live In South
east Washington.
call has been issued for a meeting
Association to be held Monday night in
the residence Of DR.. U. $. Howser. In
Minnesota avenue. The temporary Of
ticers chosen at the first meeting will
S tSst were spponted afo 10
consider different subjects, chief among
which are the constitution. the admis-
sion of women, and the. area of aotiv-
meetings and will present their reports.
The admission of women in an auxtli-
ary capacity 10 certain to be recon-
mended, It Is said and IL this carries
one in this part of the District to seek
the cooperation Of women residents In
this way.
DR.. George c. Havenner. the tempor-
ary president, says that forty residents.
many from Randle Highlands, have sig
nfied their Intention of affiliating with
the new organization at the coming
meeting.
Edward Westerland, of X street, Ran
die Highlands. will entertain the Broth
erhood OF the Garden Memorial Pres
byterian Church on Friday evening at
his residence. II being the regular meet
ing time Of the society.
Miss Laura Newcomer, OF st. Eliza
beth's, has gone to Baltimore, to spend
her vacation with her parents.
Gordon A. Newcomb has sailed from
Panama to visit Edward J. Newcomb,
| his uncle, the postmaster of Congress
| Heights. Mr.. Newcomb, who IL on sick
| leave from the Government works at
Panama, will reach Congress Heights
| Sunday. il Is his first visit here since
| he has been on the Isthmus, a period OF
! two years.
! There will be a surplus of class room
| this year at the public schools in the
| Randle Highlands district, due to the
| erection OF the new eight-room school,
| and the consequent removal of a mum.
| Der of grades from the Orr School. In
| Twinning City, to the new building
| There being no further use for the port.
| able school at Twining City under these
| conditions, 1t was decided to erect Il
| at Congress Heights, where a plea fol
| an addition to the school house there
| was not needed by Congress. The port
able building is now in place in ths
| northeastern section OF the schoo
reservation.