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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-28
SltuatIDn6 laanteo, 5;emalr

POSITION BY MIDDLE:
aged white woman AZ companion
and nurse to invalid or old lady;
iong experience; Al references II
l44. care Times Dispatch.
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Reetings

NO. 10.-A SPECIAL COMMUNE
Ny cation of Richmond Lodge. No
IV 10. Ancient, Free and Accepted
Alasons. will be held in the Masonic
Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVENING.
May. IS. 1912, at $50 o'clock. Degree
work.
Members of sister lodges and tram
silent brethren frnternally invited.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
r. l.. VAN DEVENTER,
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BEING MEMORIAL DAY.
the Retreat for the Sick will! hold
their meeting on WEDNESDAY at II
~. NJ Final reading of bylaws and
constitution. large attendance Is
earnestly request cd
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SOFA BEANS.-GOOD STOCK, LIMIT
ed quantity. Also black. clay aad
mixed peas. For sale by ID. ETHER
IDGE IL Co, 3l33 Commerce Street,
Norfolk Va
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5uslness opportunities


WANTED. ONE OR TWO LIVE. PRO
Eress!vc business men to join me
IN purchasing four very valuable
patents. with the object In view ~
forming small close corporation to
manufacture and market the above
patented articles. Articles have al
ready been made in a small way and
found ready sale at nice margin o.
pront. II you have from s2500 TO
$4,000 to invest, with services and
want to get into a clean manu.ac-
turing business for yourself. write
TO 23i. care Times Dispatch.
HAVE BROKERAGE BUSINESS NET
ting Sl25 per month 10 man who
mas 5000 cash. Only those who mean
business apply 10 Box 191.
VACATION STUDY CAN BE MADE
profitable by taking our interesting
and practical business courses. Spe-
clal Inducements TO those registering
soon MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
FOR SALE. DRUG STORE IN WASH
inston,. ID. c.: well stocked: doing
good business; branch post-offi sc
almost pays rent. Good reason FOR
selling. $500 cash Apartment 20.
2l2i Street, y. w.
LOOKING FOR BUSINESS? OUR
typewriter letters will find IT, In
expensive and always get an inter
view Box lli2. Richmond. Va.
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GET YOUR NAME UP.

VIRGINIA SIGN WORKS AT THE
Sign OF tho Red Lions, go E. Main
Street
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PROTECTION
ORIENTAL OR DOMESTIC RUG;
should be cleaned by kAMBOURIAN.
2l5 North First.
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KING OF REPAIRERS.

If YOU HAVE AN ARTICLE THAT
no ono else can mend bring IL to
BtckERSTAFF. 1911 L. Main
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LOST. THURSDAY EVENING. EITHER
!, on lakewood and Main car or on Seven
J! o'clock, one Eastman kodak. The
( O'clock, ono Eastman codak. The
j finder Will be rewarded by J. a.
/, WRIGHT. Quinton. Va, X. /. Box
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THE BEST RYE AND WHOLE
wheat bread in tho city at DRINK
ARDS. only sc. i23 l-2 n. Sixth st.
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FOR WAGONS GO. TO RICHARDSON
BROS. els Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work
Madison l4G7
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LAWN MOWERS.

wards: hiShgrade, ball-bearIng. II
pays TO buy a good one. CLARKE
Hardware. l2l5 Main Street
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BOXLEY BROTHERS. MANUFACTURE.
ers of wire chicken and turkey
coops. Bumnass. Va.
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peIp 11lantzn, ErmaIe

YOUNG LADIES. BECOME SELF
supporting by learning bookkeeninp
shorthand and typewrlting. we Sc
euro positions free for graduates
Special low tuition rates for limited
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FIX SCREENS,

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS,
adjustable; stay In and keep dies
out Screen doors and screen wire.
CLAKkE. Hardware. l2ll Main 81.
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.Gpltre5

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: THE
school Board OF Brookland District,
HenTico county. Va. Will receive
bids for the construction of an adj
dttlOn 10 the Barton Heights school
building. Barton Heights. Va. untn
IL o'clock noon. JUNE. s, 1912.
Each contractor VIII be required
10 file with his bid i certified check
for $3.50 to guarantee that he Will
enter into a contract for the amount
of his estimate. Checks will be re-
turned TO tho unsuccessful bidders
Checks Will be made payable TO
Chairman. School Board. Brookland
District. Henrico county
Plans. specifications and informa-
ton may be had from ALBERT L.
flCNTT, Architect No. 1907 T.. Main
Street, TO whom the bids, sealed. will
he addressed, marked Barton
Heights SCHOOL"
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BAKERY.

HOUSE CLEANING a SPECIALITY.
RICHMOND OFFICE CLEANING co.
Monroe 229G.
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FOR SALE. UNEXPIRED LEASE,
equipment and stock OF an AL shop.
suitable for carriage, biacksmithing,
general machine or automobile re-
pairing; nrst-class location for
either Address y IS. care Times
DISPATCH
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FOR SALE. y LARGE STOCK OF
new and secondhand busgies at bar
gain prices to maxi loom. RlCH-
MOND VEHICLE CONSTRUCTION
Co, 3li Fifth Street
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TIE WILTSHIRE.

virginia Avenue and Beach. Ocean view.
Greatly improved. Cap $50 Private baths
running water in rooms elevator etc
Music Special, $3.50 up weekly; $3.50 up
daily. Open all rhe year. Booklet.
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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TYPEwRTING, SPELL
hinB-all taught under lifo schofar
snip Tor only $3.50 Call, write or
telephone for particulars. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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YOUNG LADY DE-
sircs position as stenographer: will
ING TO start on moderate salary. Ad-
Madison 53TD '''o"o
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WE HAVE WE'LL EQUIPPED
plant for repairing and painting We
hiclcs; automobile body building and
patnting i specially; prompt service.
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THE MAIL ORDER WIRE COOP
FACTORY.
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GERDEN TOOLS.

LAWN RAKES. GRASS SCYTHES, La
dies trowels, hoes. ETC.; hedge and
pruning shears. CLARKE, Hardware,
l215 Main Street
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W A TED. SUMMER BoARDERS:
large country home. shady lawn, 100
yards fron station and post Office.
five miles from charlottesville
Terms reasonable. Address MISS
SALLlE W. SMITH. Shadwcll. Abe
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agent5 01lantco

Titanic DISASTER" BIG si.5O
book retailing at 81: agents price.
] quick. Canvassers making s2b daily
l. NICHOLS Sc CO.. Naperviile. Ill.
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KRaI C6tate lNantro

FAMILY OF -FOUR ADULTS WANTS
TO rent furnished five or six-room
house for the summer months. Care
!ul care taken. Must have low rent
Reference furnished. State terms
etc. Address c ia, care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED. NICE LITTLE HOME on
Marshall. Clay or Leigh Streets:
centrally located: not over $4,000 to
sS,SOo %. care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. A. CON-
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks
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tlRST-CLASS LADY STENOGRAPHER
and bookkceper desires to make
change. Can furnish best of refer
ences. Address C 1Ts care Times
Dispatch.
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ReIp lNanten, 99aIe

WANTED, AT ONCE, PRACTICAL
farmer as overseer for my place.
Married man preferred. Must under
stand farming in Chesterfield coun-
~. Principal crops hay. oats and
corn. Furnished four-room bunga-
low, with modern conveniences and
\ 60 dollars per month. None but
with the best Of references need
apply. DAVID DUNLOP. Peters
1 burg, Va.
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LAWN MOWERS.
BASEBALL GOODS.

EVERYTHING IN BASEBALL GOODS
and fishing tackle. See us before
buying. ELBA HARDWARE CO.
corner Henry and Broad.
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@tScellanepus

fATENTs.~FREE Personal CON
sultation In Richmond with tnvcn-
tors: fifteen years experience: salts
factory references. S. II. EVANS,
Patent Attorney. Box 9S4. Richmond.
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MEN AND WOMEN
wanted. Room III. Mutual Building
TO snow every one our goods. fresh
from factory. The best ever PRO.
Guceo. necessity In every home
house. hospital, etc. Can readily earn
from SIS to SIS per week Pernla
hent. pleasant. Call at once before
az our territory is taken. Hours
$50 10 1890 y. NJ and $50 to $50
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" ANTED. POSITION BY SETTLED
white woman as nurse for infant or
sHihli chiid. viii leave city: AL
references. 25S, care Times.DIs.
patch.
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BY a YOUNG LADY, COPY
ing or other clerical work to do
Address G. III. care Times Dsspatch
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ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL
KYAZ1NE vARNIsu STAIN.
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES.
FLATS 1lsantso

FOR SUMMER MONTHS.
five or siX-room furnished Hat: best
care: no children; rent must be low
Address, stating terms and partic,l-
lars. d 2l2. care Times Dispatch
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nreataa R1chmonda Greatest Newspaper.
Thp Ghneg OILED Digpatrh
NHEATEsT WANT AND REAL Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA., AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

l Daily, ono cent per word when pnid
IN advance. No Ad. tnkcn for less thnn
Zen cents.
One ind onc-half cents n word nil
cinssincntions except Situation Wanted
xor sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent
q word. No AID. Sunday taken for less
thnn fifteen cents.
No Ads. taken for less thnn twenty
nve cents when phoncd In or charged
at the counter.
phone orders not guaranteed.
Considerations not guaranteed after
Di30 II. NJ.
Want AID. Man. Phone Monroe i.
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WANTED. SERVANT. $3.50 PER
week. Call Tuesday morning, 2325
Hanover Avenue.
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Jor salt

REBC1LD1NG PIANOs@aAvE YoTR
piano made like new while YOU are
away this summer. We are
equipped 10 give you the complete
satisiactlon. Get our estimate free.
LEE FERGUSON pIANO co. lly
East Broad street
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Drip, e2G!r ano Gfinalr

AMBITIOUS BOYS AND GIRLS WANT
ca TO prepare for good paying post
uons at our modern school OF bust
ness. shorthand and tciegraphy. En-
yer any time; no vacations: special
low tuition rates for summer MAJ
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WANTED. HUSTLERs 70 SELL NEW
patented device: sells because there
Is nothing else like it. Write quick
|! for exclusive territory. AMERICAN
TIME SWITCH CO, High Point
y. C.
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LOST. BOOK. "BETROTHED" AND
Talisman" In one volume (motticd
binding). last Thursday. IS reward.
., Please return TO 23l6 l.. Marshall
street. city. or phone Madison
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WANTED. FOR U. s. ARMY. ABLE
, bodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF IS and IS. citizens of United states,
pf good character and temperate nab
tts. who can speak, read and write
Abe English language. For 'nforma-
Il. Broad Street, Richmond. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
BUILDING TlE-Up GROWS
No Prospect of Settlement viii
Sand Transfers.

The Contractors Protective Ayvoc;s,s.
against which the members Of the sz,<
and Excavation Transfers Union ar. a.
strike IN the Lexington avenue subu.r
Manhattan. the Fourth avenue -,bv,,
and hundreds OF buildings throughout Il.
city. met last night ar the Builders Fr-
change, No. p West sd street. 10 cDr.
side- the situation. Eugene p. Carr,
secretary OF the association. said ths;
there vas no break IN the ranks q 10
members. and that none az them .ss
yielded 70 the demands o. TIC srlkerx
A committee OF this association had 4
conference n the afternoon With d.
board OF governors OF The Building Traess
Employers Association, representing al
the building contractors. L vas STATED a
this meeting that building operations vs,
seriously impeded al over the CT
through the strike There Is no work 70
inz OF IN any Or the subway and rcri
or many buildings ~ a. a standstili
The representative Or the Coutrzctcf
Protective Association said thar a prup
osition vas made by the board ~ ror-
ernors. but would give no details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
AFTER HARMSW0RTH CUP
Motor Boat Club Challenges for
Race in British Waters.

fEF TELEGRAPH 90 mo rIIiINo
Huntington sept At O dinner given
b. the Motor Boat club of America 20
the British and American contestants iu
-b. international race tonight at the
Chateau des Beaus Arts Casino. a. jack
son stone. representing tine Eofa. Motor
Yacht club OF London received chai-
Jeugo from the Motor Boat Club of Amer
iea for tine Harmsworth trophy. Orb DC
raced for next year in English u1re q.
Mr. stone. IN accepting tho challenge.
which will. Of course. have to Doc formally
accepted later by hts club said that al
those vino sent their boat would boz cor
daily welcomed. Toasts we're drunk 10
the victors ami the vanquished in to-
days race.
The Maple Leaf ~, the Mona, the
Ankle Deep-vhich has had new pro-
pellcr ftted-tho Babv Reiiances III and
III. the Tech. Jr. tho Acc III and TIE
Peter pan Y arc all entered for the mile
race for the Helms trophy. which IS 10
start this morning AZ u O'Clock
The chin chin. a motor boat belonging
10 Commodore II. n Melville won afrace
this afternoon. in which four boats start
ed Then Commodore August Heckscher
challenged the winner with his AVantl'
and won. The boats raced five times
around half-r7liie course. 4 silver cup
was presented 70 Commodore Heckschef
after the race b. the committee ODD recos
milton u bis courtesy IN placing bis Yacht
Anahma az their disposal for the inter
national race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
ARRESTS HIM HERSELF
Woman Says Man with Pretty
Girl Is Errant Husband.

a Young woman who said she vss Mrs
Agnes Lindsay rushed out OF the Broad
vav Theatre last night az the close or
the performance and asked a traffic
SQUAD policeman 70 20 with her and ar
rest her husband. who. sh. alleged. han
deserted her TWO years ago. she had
seen the man IN the theatre with Wo-
man -or1ps MON. she said The police
ns7 declared he had no riGht 10 make
.rch an arrest without warrant but
added M would sec that no harm came
20 sf-s Lindsay II she would 90 the ar
resting herself
Accordingly the young woman posted
herself AZ the theatre door. and Tn.n
tall yOIn- man accompanied oy pretty
dark haired zirl came out she grabbed
him b. tine coat collar The policeman
told the man he must 20 along with the
woman. and the party proceeded 20 me
West 3oJf street station
There the Young woman alleged that
two wears ago she had been married 70
the man and that in about ter DAYS he
vanished. The man a. FIRST SAID that his
name vas John Doe Mrs. Lindsay said
she didn't know what his name was. nut
sr. had always thought II was Lindsay
and that was what she called herself
She gave her address IS No ego Broad
way which IL near 18TH street. The
man. who later ~aid Ne was Joseph Lind
ssy. civil engineer. was sent 70 the Do
nestle Relations Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
NO INJUNCTION FOR CROKER
Hose Company May Use Name Of
Former Fire Chief

Justice Delany denied yesterday the mo-
ton Of former Fire Chief Croker Tor an
injunction TO restrain the Hudson Ne
chanical Rubber COMPANY from using his
name In the sale Of hose and supplies for
nre purposes. Croker ~ suing for per-
manent injunction which will be decided
by trial
Croker entered into p ten-ycar contract
with the company in August, 1911. under
which he was TO receive 10 per cent OF
the gross business done. He declared the
contract terminated last April because the
concern neglected 10 so after certain bust
ness properly that might have been had
with due diligence and because the hose
was not up 10 the quality that he be-
lieved il would be This, says Chief
Croker. injured his reputation. The de-
PENDANT also discontinued paying him
commission, but continued 10 use his
name. according 10 the complaint
The company has replied that the
trouble was caused by Cookers dissatis-
faction with the amount OF sales and the
prices received and his decision that he
could DO a more profitable business else
where The defendant denies that II
failed to perform lis part Of the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
KRAMER REFUSES TO RIDE
Calls Of Race with MacDougall
and Disappoints Crowd.

Prank l.. Kramer acting with tho Gig
nifty BETTING his new title Of Worio ?
cycle champion sent home -o thousaHu
dissatisfied people at the Newark Neio-
drorne without witnessing the mueh al
vertised special match race between nm
and Donald MscDougan. the winner OF
he worlds amateur title This race De
tween the two titlebolders is provided Tor
in the rules but Kramer demurreo last
night declaring that the track was too
wet.
Krsmcr's action cut short the pro-
gramnle, which had progressed a. far as
running Of the trial heats In the novice
race and half-mile professional haudi-
cap.
The much reported strike talk among
the riders al Newark was squelched yes
terday. when al a meeting the men ac-
cepted an offer from the track manage
lnent placing an extra race on the weekly
programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy ."
nied yesterday;
ARMAND II. anu TITERESE sERP0ss. -
ins business under thc name N Arn'7nndi
poss, wholesale and retail dealers in Hdiss.L
No. % West I'D street, iuvo.lnt-E: - 1
i 5,,,. <uoN e. q lor-pes 49, sSis 10
biities. $1,000. assets y9.pG. .,,,xY
THE GORDON a MALNEN CONF .,sss
dealers IN hardware. Ffuuhins ana ~. ~
assets. So, ~. The largest creditors s..ass,oa
Port Jervis Real Estate and Town $50 <
so 40, secured, and the Natlons
Port JerYis. Si8,t4o. partly secured .,,,,as-
TIE AUTO tOrO COAPANh NAM 49,
ers o. Photographic machinery. Nc. az srsk
3dth street, Involuntary. trecllFs 49,, ~
Loose Leaf Manufacturing company a. sso
H00lett Company. Sl35. Richard II. L,. o.s,r
ISAAC ZWlSOEN. trading - .-.a lsrsi-
Co.. manufacturers cf clothing No ' 80 3
way, invOlumtarv Creditors @i.e.-sosd
Mcltzer. S4G3. Jacob clark. At = I,isbll-
Sl6 simon > Hsmhurgcr, receiver
ties. $4,000; assets. s4.Opo ...,. .,-srxrsg
THE ROYAL WAIST COMPAN,l I'D. u
on waists, No. 47s Bro@ iNa3' No'"'''-
bihties 5000. assets soOo 4, eoafs-
JOSEPH II CERNlERi. deSisi :" s,saeFs.
tonery. cigars hardware and no.i. ne nc5 ssseis
y. Y: voluntary. Liabilities siow .',,.. So
S5,56l. consisting Of STOCK s+vo' u. - "a ncfi
accounts. S35I and real estate sf
gagged tor $500. ,ass or.
ton avenue The Bronx. has nlet . "a ne a.
bankruptcy. with liabilities s4'e45 a..etsd as q
sets Most OF the debts were er.dI-y
partner m the nrm or rneA = rs Va
sTth street has filed petition IN A,.-se al
with liabilities sl.5sd eonirae'su "
no assets. la known =
street. has filed n petition !"
liabilities SSH and no asssS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
The summary follow
CLUE MUST PAY UP.

There being only two days more on which
dues OF clubs in the Metropolitan Asso-
citation can be paid in order 10 qualify
for representation al the annual meeting
on September Is President James Z.
Sullivan yesterday instructed the secre-
tary To notify ali clubs which have not
yet forwarded their dues GO do so al
once n they desire to vote at the meet
ing.
Last year nine clubs (which paid their
dues within ten days OF the annual meet
ing were barred from representation
The rules distinctly require that all dues
be paid AZ least ten days before the meet
ing Ihere were also several clubs barred
last year which desired 10 pay dues at
the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
100000 TO FIGHT D|1
Edwards Asks for Fund 70 a.,
Modern Sweeping Machius,' :
HIS TOTAL is s9,lll,su
Increase Of % Per Ceut-w,a
mans Estimate Only Slight,
More Than for 1912

Estimates for the coming w.
submitted yesterday 70 the .o,,,n,,.
budget BIZ William II. Edwards co,..
sioner Of Street Cleaning Di.,.n.
torney Whitman. the Cour, OF c.,
Sessions and the Municipal Civil 80.
Commission.
The amount requested for street e..
ing is t9,rl.0l4C5. an increase az
cent over the present year. No raoa..
made for an increase N the salary ~ =
Commissioner or his deputies. thousA :,
stantial advances are sought in bebss
various other department officials
Commissioner Edwards asks for r.s
for salaries OF clerks 10 be elnplovss
carrying out his plan 70 establish :,
reau o. efficiency. IT, q letter se,,..
forth mis- reasons for various increase
Commissioner informs the Board O. y.
mate that he received no increax. !.
1872, but rather d decrease As a r....
ne says, the department has found IT,
handicapped and unable 10 cou,nl.,.
full year without asking for special ,..'
80 At~tt'-H ~ A~gA'-AAAl-AA - IAN dCcOunsr
Explaining a. item Of szO0og for s,,-
cleaning machines. the Commissions a..
that tests have Oeen made with the a..
modern machines OF this kind. ana n.
lieves the time mas come tor ths ctfv 80
equipped with such devices 10 reIicvs =.
streets Of the me dust which creates me-.
a nuisance
The budget increase sought BY III. NJ
nicipal Civil Service Commission IL r
90. or about - Der cent more than q.
amount needed this year. The increas.
ascribeG ~ due 70 the large amour, =
work which has been added tnis ysz, :.
the duties OF the commission.
The estimates submitted o. Dfstr1r. A.
t0rney Whitman IL $50 $40, against rrs,s
allowed for 1872. AS Il mas oeen n.c.,-s-.
20 issue special revenue bonds amounts,
10 s---S0 this year 20 meet the EXPENSE y
the county prosecutor Office. the re-, -
crease asked for By NJ Whitman IA osI,
3 go "-'
Inc Court az General Sessions IN mai.
fns its estimate for 1915 requested orI,
] 10 per cent OF increases tnat ar. -,
mandatory