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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
SUPREME COURT
JUDGES TO TAKE
UP Big ISSUES
VIII Return Early to Washington tc
Dispose Of Rate Law and
Trust Cases.

WASHINGTON. Spet. s.-The early
return to Washington OF members OF
the supreme court OF the United
States. is indicated to be the dispo-
sition OF important cases shortly after
court convenes in October. Justice
McKenna is now in New York. on
his way back from a trip abroad.
while Chief Justice White and three
or four other members OF the court
are expected TO be in Washington at
least two weeks before the court con
venes.
Pass on Rate Laws.
Most OF the cases under advise
ment are state rate cases. On these
decisions rest in a large measure the
authority OF the states over local rail
road rates. For the first time the
supreme court will pass on the valid.
ity Of twocent passenger rate laws.
Further the farreaching interpreta-
ton Of the Sherman antitrust law r.
anticipated early In the term Dur
Ing the summer. the court has had
under advisement a number OF trust
cases. Among these is the hard coal
case" in which the railroads OF the
Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal region
are charged by the government with
having effected an Illegal combination
10 monopOlize the transportation and
sale OF anthracite coal
The courts passenger rate decision
viii ahect indirectly laws In Missouri.
West Virginia. Oregon. Minnesota.
Kentucky and Arkansas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
DEMOCRATS;
SLIGHT WA.
Every State In Union Has Mem
Der Of Advisory Committee but
West Virginia
wAT5UN-McGRAw QUARREL
MAY BE DIRECT CAUSE
Mountain State Hailed as Debat.
.sble by Dems, ret Is Only
One Sighted.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIiixencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Sept. s.
West Virginia. hailed as one of the
debatable states by the Democrats.
has been sighted in the announce
ment OF the personnel OF the Demo
crsfic advisory committee.
II II the only State which is not
given representation according to to-
days New York dispatches and as a
result there is considerable specula-
tion as to why IL was left out in the
cold.
Every other state Is given one for
more members on this committee, OF
which William Jennings Bryan is
chairman.
Prom what is known here II is be-
lieved that the Watson -McGraw quar-
rel over the United States Senator
ship is the cause. Both are candi.
dates for the high honor or represent
Ing that state In the United States
Senate I'm the event OF a Democratic
victory in West Virginia next fall.
John T. McGraw was one of the
original Wilson men. Senator Wat
son was an active Clark man although
II was generally believed his personal
choice was Governor Harmon Wat
son switched over to Wilson a few
hours before the nomination OF Will
son was made at Baltimore. At the
same time the West Virginia delega-
ton deserted the Clark column for
the Wilson band wagon. Both Wat
son and McGraw have claimed the
credit OF bringing about the conver-
sion OF the West Virginia delegation.
and In the dying hours OF the Balti-
more convention the controversy en-
gendered considerable feeling be-
tween friends of the two rival Dem
ocratic leaders.
Whether or not this quarrel be-
tween Watson and McGraw is respon-
sible for leaving West Virginia out in
the cold could not be learned here to-
night West Virginia Republicans.
however. are chuckling up their
sleeves over the apparent affront to
the democracy OF their state and some
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
WEST VIRGINIAN
Is THE FALL GUY
FOR REAL CON MEN
morgsntown Man Wanted to Show
How Honest He Was and II
Proved His Undoina.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the fntelIgencer.
WASHINGTON. u. C., sept. S-En-
route 20 tho funeral OF his brother
Charles W. Farrar. OF MorEantown.
W. Va. today dropped on In the nat
iOnal capitol to see the sights and fell
a vic;'m o, bis desire to pick up a bit
OF easy change
Farrar was wheedled TO the time OF
sac by two confidence men who un-
dertOOk TO show him around and In
itiate him in the art Of matching pen
MES. Whea he awoke to the fact tha.
ne had been swindled. Farrar said
I've had enough of Washington.
Good bye and good night I'm going
TO the funeral"
Station and began looking upward at
the mural decorations he was ap-
preached by a stranger. The stranger
was pleasant. and showed Farrar
through the capitol grounds. Then
stranger No. appeared. The trio be-
gan matching pennies. odd man win
ming. Farrar won few times In sue
cession. and the strangers accused
him u being crook.
You're q pair Of fouls said Farrar
heatedly. why. TIL show you I'm no
crook by giving this man $50 of
mine 60 hJl .. and never saw him be-
fore sait Farrar. referring 20
stranger No. l. The trio separated.
agreeing 20 meet ~ Union station at
O'Clock. match n few pennies. have -
bite 20 eat and zee a bit more 81 the
town. Farrar kept his appointment.
but the strangers didn't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
FAST RIDER
KILLS SIX
Eddie Hasha. Driver. Is Killed
Along With Five Other In
fortunates.
SH APELESS BODY OF RIDER
FALLS AT FEET OF WIFE
Johnny Albright. Another Rider,
Meets Death-Stampede Fol-
lows Accident.

NEWARK. y J.. Sept Sadie
Iiasha. OF Waco. Texas. holder OF sew
cral worlds records for motor cycle
racing. plunged over the rail OF the
course az the new Newark motor
drome into "A crowd late this after
noon. causing the death OF six per
sons. including himself. while six are
seriously and 10 badly injured. Tho
only two of the six dead positively
identified up TO n late hour tonight
were Hasha and Johnny Albright. a
Denver motor cyclist. who was riding
third in the race. The other four
dead were boys and young men among
the spectators
Five thousand spectators were W.T.
Messing the finish Of n fourmile free
ior-all race when the daring Texan
rider. doing % miles an hour. took his
fateful plunge. lie was riding high
on the bank OF the track when the
wheel OF his heavy machine swerved
and struck the upper rail He was
pitched head first fifty feet into the
air lie must have been instantly
killed in the collision. His body was
shapeless from broken bones when II
was picked up almost at the feet OF
his wife. seated among men and boys
in the bleachers.
Albright was thrown head first in
the other direction. into the enclosure
OF the track. when che champions
wheel came sliding down the steep
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
ENGINEER
KILLED IN
BAD WRECK
A. L. cUMPsroN. OF MeMEcHEN,
10 CRUSHED UNDER ENGINE
Fireman Wootsn. OF Bsn~ood, will
Also Die of injuriss-Co Over
Twenty Foot Bank.

Special Bi-patch 20 the Intelli igencer.
FA1RMONT. W. Va, Sept. Sin a
wreck which occurred two miles above
this city at Coifax early this morning.
A. l. cumpston. Of McMechen. was
killed outright. and r. A. wooten. OF
Benwood. vas so badly injured that
his death II expected az anytime at
the Miners hospital in this city.
Train No. 4 due here at s:27 in the
evening vas late Saturday and as
there were a number Of passengers
for the train. who wished to make
connections AZ Grafton. a special. No.
4 made up here for Grafton. Engineer
Cumpston and fireman Wooten were
put in charge
The train with four coaches went TO
Grafton AMI was returning later with
the empty coaches when the engineer
lost his hearings In the dark and ran
over a derail In a switch In the lower
Colfax yards. while running at the
rate OF sixty miles an hour.
Jumps Over Bank.
The engine broke loose from the
train and rolled over a 20 foot EN-
bankment to the waters Of the Ty-
gart's Valley river.
Engineer Cumpston was caught
beneath tn, engine and his head
crushed 10 the thickness OF an inch.
His body was held fast for nine hours
and when removed at 10 o'clock to-
day was cooked by burning wreckage
and steam.
Wooten bad his skull fractured and
was otherwise injured. He was
brought to the Miners hospital this
morning. Cumpston leaves a wife and
three children. The wreck tied up
the line fo- several hours and the
engine has not yet been placed on
the track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
THE REPUBLICAN STATE
HEADQUARTERS ARE OPEN

Special Dispatch 90 the TnteIliEenrer
CLARK Spl EG. ". Va. sept S.
Republican state headquarters are now
open and to- work will be begun alonr
system lines NJ organization iu
al departments today When Chair
man Laktn and several ~ his force
arrived hero last Friday. they found
that nothing in the way ~ prcpar-
alton had D. cen made. The entire
third 1oor ~ tho oak Hall Office
building fad fo bc cleaned up. lights
and telephones installed. desks
chairs. rugs. typcwriters. niing cases
and a conn lctc office equipment. uc-
ccssary to earring on tho work cx-
pcditiously and with facility. had 10
BE- arranged Tor. Fortunately. the
archives of The committee. and not
little ~ The necessary equipment
carried over in sturaga from preccd-
former Chairman Highland here. and
securing % without Unnecessary de-
LAY was rn easy matter
Bernheirn on Hand
IT, lrrnhcim. secretary and
'rra~--.- 70 enc ~cmrniffr~. arrived
SUNDAY evening f0 remain 900 tho
close of tho campaign Mr. Bern
holm may pe termed the personal rep-
rcsentafito Of Dr. o. -. Hatfield. tho
candidate for governor. fio was in
very large measure responsible Tor
llr. Haffrlds superb orEsnizafion 90
thar f.sfnetlshrd candidate pre-
primary rrn.paign. which resulted go
su'rcssfuiir. Mr. Bernhoim travelled
with Ur. Hatfield during that brilliant
ana effective canvas. and ia fully ar-
Quaintrd with tlr political situation
in an parts of fhe state. and espccl-
aiy tho riranization ~ The party in
al ifq rrrIifsafiDna.
thairmal T.akIn expects fn an
nounco ths members of bis advisory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
STRIKE ON
PENNSY ROAD
IS IMMINENT
Telearaphsrs and Signal Men on Road
East Vote to Strike for
Concessions.

Special Dispatch TO the TnteiiiFencer
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept S.
More than ninety-hve percent Of the
telegraOhers and signal men cOntroil-
ing the movements % trains on the
Pennsy ylvania railroad east ~ Pitts
burgh including the New York divis-
Jon. nave voted for strike because
OF the failure Of the corporation TO
grant concessions asked during a
controversy. which has been in pro-
Rress for months
An incteasc of ten per cent has beer
che principal q. mand OF the employees
but they aisp seek revision - rules
and reguio''ons and two DAYS a month
of. Ths announcement Of the result
OF the strike fallotinE. which has been
going on Tor two weeks. was made to-
day by ~. u. Perham. ~ St Louis
president of the order 81 railway teIe-
grnphers. a committee representing
the emplC 'eer have asked General
Manager s. O.. Long. of the Pennsyl-
vanla, TO grant them "a hearing to-
morrow mcrninR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

committee this week. and u Is more
than likely that former Chairman
Highland viii be designated AZ thu
chairman ~ that committee The
most cordial and friendly relations
exist between the two. and since the
coming of Mr. Iakin ~ this city. he
and Mr. Highland have conferred fre-
quentlv. and worked constantly. 20
get the big machinery 81 organization
started a11 running smoothly.
Chairman fakin will also nnnouncs
who will have charge of the spcakerg
bureau. THIS is one of the Important
departments az hcadquartera. ana IL
expected % he more important this
campaign than ever before u fs the
committees plan % conduct n whiri-
wind speaking campaign this year
There viii De no court houses ana fow
school houses that will not hear one
and ikelv more, speeches IN defense
adm support ~ Republican princfpl-s
and candidates John Rond m.
'harleston rewspaper correspondent.
is expected o. arrive TODAY. and WIN
remain here several days on this visit
20 least Mr Bond is scheduled to
discharge flf duties ~ O. very Inn
portant poeition On this campaign
Much Advances Work.
While Chairman fakin did not ar
rive here 600 last Friday. that does
not mean that he waited tiu be- ar
rived here before starting much i'm
rortanf prrNuinnry busircaa -
soon a. h. was elected chairman. be-
started a. work on the Job. and he has
been On communication with orKani-
1atipn leaders and committees chair-
men tur fowe days So. % wfil he
seen That much real WORK was started
before the headquarters were opened
HNp "ei're any ~ the department
hcHds hal put in an appearance in
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
FUND INADEQUATE
SO Saws Treasurer Of Democratic
Campaign Fund 90 Fund Has
Reached $4,000.

NEW YORK. Sept. s-Twelve thou.
sand persons have contributed thus
far 70 the Wilson aud Marshall cam.
paign fund. The fund az present to-
tails $4,000
Rolla Wells. treasurer Of the com
mittee, declared that while the sum
received vas encouraging. n was
totally inadequate" 10 conduct the
campaign properly.
The largest contributions thus far
have been made By Henry Morgen-
thau. chairman of the national loRia-
lative committee. r. G. Penhold. a
wealthy Democrat Of Germantown.
Pa. and Henry Goldman. a New York
banker. Each gave $4,000
Among smaller contributors are
VI. UufbeL UniontoVn. Pa. 800. Jes-
sic and Herbert Strauss. Clarksburg.
W Va. $500. and G. W. Goddard.
Aarietta. Ohio. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
LATE REMORSE
After Seventeen Years OF concience
Bother Murderer confesses.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Remorse over
having killed man IN St Louis IL
years ago caused Patrick Haley. 81
years old. to surrender to the Chicago
police today. He asked to be sent
back to 81. Louis.
II have been lodging the police and
suffering the tortures OF an evil con
science and I can stand u no longer -
said Haley. Il want 90 be sent back
to ST. Louis and stand trial"
Haley said he quarreled with the
man a few moments after meeting
him and struck him on the head, frac.
turing his skull. the blows proving
fatal a few hours later. Haley fled
from the city and never even learned
the name of his victim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
KNOX IN JAPAN
offioiai Representative of o. :. Al I'm.
perOr's Funsra1 Meachea
Japan Today

TOXIC. Sept s..The United states
srmored cruiser Maryland with The
kuoF and party. aboard viii anrH0r fr
lnkohamq hlrhnr 90 o'rlork this after
noon. 40 riding fn wireless rresrrra
level from thr crum1r|er ~ the war
snip NJ knoN VIII attend tho funeral
~ thr emperor Hs The special reprcaeufa-
tive " the United states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
VIII Keep u Quiet.

n T. regarded a. the plan of the
Democratic managers. the two sena-
tors themselves. for that matter. 20
treat that matter with silence. and try
10 boost national issues 70 the front.
This inference is drawn from the fact
that neither the two senators or their
headuaqrters here have cheeped since
the bribery story has been revived By
the filing Of the petition with the sen
ste. State Chairman Walker has not
issued a statement Of denial. nor at
tempted any defense nor explanation.
The accused senators have not had a
Word 10 say. nor have the Democratic
newspapers. FOR that matter. Yet.
here IL a matter that must be met IN
some way, for II is going 20 be- the
real Issue In this campaign. u is the
best card In the Republican deck and
the captains of that party believe that
%. within itself may be relied on 70
take all the tricks
However. they are ready 20 meet
the enemy in open field on every na-
tional issue. The protective farin H.
sue is one that the Republican party
IN this state has always welcomed
There g. no other national issue but
what the party's record is sound on.
and has been sustained by The voters
In previous campaigns. The same may
be said of state issues
Wstsonlsr is an Issue.
70 will be seen that there is very IT.
tie neW IN tho way Of issues for the
two old parties 20 scrap over this
campaign. except one thing and that
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
MAKE ARREST
Father Of Girl Assaulted Arrested In
Lynehlng Case.

PRINCETON. w Va. Sept. s.-Gor-
don H. White. father OF Nita White.
was arrested in Blueheld last night.
charged with being implicated in the
lynching OF the negro. Walter John
ston. last Thursday night. following
an assault on Nita White. The au-
thorities. fearing trouble. took White
TO Charleston. but Il IL said he will
be returned to Princeton tomorrow
under escort Of state guardsmen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
MURDER ENDS
QUARREL FOR
GIRLS HAND

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer.
sTEUBENvILI.E. o.. Sept. S.
Two months OF quarreling over the
hand and affections of Maria DodIg
culpinAted IN q seslti .nE ss1iras -,edsy
In the Servfan district, when Lamar
hodick stabbed Mele Kosdick four
times. one cut nearly emasculating
kosdick. who will die. Rodick was
arrested.
When Miss Dodig decided in favor
OF kosdick. Rodick became infuriated
and the cutting followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
FOUR KILLED
WHEN AEROPLANE
DROPS TO GROUND

GRAY. Department of Haute Saone.
France. Sept. S.-An aeroplane got out
OF hand today at an aviation meeting
here and swept to the ground. crush
ing down score of spectators, four
OF whom were killed ostrtKht~-phs
propeller blades cut their way through
the people as the machine sped over
the ground. Ten persons were severe
ly injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

T1TTSN1LLE. Pa sept e-Nra
Mary a. Kelly. ~ THIS city died yester-
day 90 the age ~ over 100 years she
was born fn klnderh0of ~ y. May a.
1919 rp flu last week. when ahe vas
stricken with paralysis. she had never
been 900 a day in her NE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
TAFT In MAINE
Visits HE Brother Charlie Bot SAYS
Not On politica

biDDFrORD FOOL Maine. Sep.
p President TAFT motorcd into Maine
today on the evening ~ the annual
state election but disclaimed any poll
tical intent. declaring that he had
simply changed the base of his va
cation" Tonight he was a guest ~
the summer home of his brother
Charles y. TAFT. 81 Cincinnati lie
may return O. Beverly tomorrow.
The prostdents ankle was much bet
ter today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
IKE wuATHnR

WAsHIHoToE. sept. s.-Fair monday
ana probably Tuesday, nFht south WINS.
western Fennayivania-Probab fair
Monday and Tuesday. mght variable
winds.
wet virTinis-Probabiy fair monday
and Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
TREASON

Il Chargs Placed Against State
Miiitiarnan Arrested a.
Huntington.
Special Dispatch TO the Tntsiiigencer
HUNTfNGTON. ". Va. Sept. s.
FRED Haines p. private IN company
T. u Huntington % the West Vir-
Rinia National Guards was arrested
here to-day on request of the state
Miiitary authorities on charge ~
treason. The details 81 the charges
have not been made public TIaines
VII Be taben % Paint Creek district
20 stand trial before the military com
M iaaiou
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13

That one OF the nrst things the
house will do after congress recon.
venes will be to past the Monticello
resolution favored by Mrs. Martin W..
Littleton, wife OF ths New York rep
resentative. 10 the opinion Of Repre-
sentative Robert L. Henry Of Texas.
chairman OF the rules COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Littleton is going to keep up
her tight to have the government pur-
chase the home Of Thomas jefferson.
now owned by Representative Jeffer'
son NJ. Levy OF New York. The reso.
luton provides for an investigation
Of the subject in preparation for the
purchase. rs
The senate has already passed the
resolution. Hearings have been held
by the house rules committee and tn"
resolution Is favored by majority
OF the committee members. 1t was
not considered In the house at the
last session owing to the press Of
other business.
7 Mr.. Levy IN AZ determined as ever
not to give up Monticello without a
struggle. He will fight hard against
the resolution when 1t comes up, and
10 trying to enlist the sympathies OF
ether members OF that body to help
him keep his property. 1t ts Mrs,
Littleton's idea that the estate should
be made public park similar to
Mount Vernon. which. however. 10
owned and maintained for the benef't
OF the public by = historical society.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
ORIGIN OF MORSE CODE.

The Morse code. Ly which mes
sages are flashed over the vast net.
work Of wires throughout the civil.
liked world. was not the invention of
Samuel F. B. Morse, but was OF Irish
origin. being the old Gaelic dot and
dash alphabet in use az early as 1850.
This declaration by Prot. James
Money before the Archaeological So
ciety of Washington at its meeting
In the National museum. has stirred
up a heated controversy.
Professor Money declared that the
Gaelic alphabet, or the Ogem system,
rs it is known, was actually the basis
Of the socalled. Morse code. He in.
sisted his contention was fully car
ried out by the records of the ancient
Irish people as found in stone ard
wooden carvings,
There we're seventeen letters IN
the Gaelic alphabet" he declared,
land they began with one dash, went
up to five dashes, then from five
dashes down to one dash, and then
began the dots, very much the same
as the Morse alphabet used in teles.
raphy."
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
BED3UG IS CLASSIFIED,

Assistant Surgeon General w. c..
Rucker OF the United States public
health service Is authority for the
declaration that the bedbug is not .
disgrace"
AS far as he will go is to say that
the notorious little insect Is posi-
tive danger" inasmuch as it carries
disease.
In a special report, DR.. Rucker says
that the bedbug, should be killed
whenever he hobs up, but to find him
around is nothing to be ashamed Of.
! DR.. Rucker tells OF ways TO kill the
bug The best way, he says, Is TO see
that he has nowhere to breed. Do
away with wooden beds End get metal
ones. After the bug gets in. dose him
with kerosene, or boiling water and
bichloride, or fumigate him with sui
phur
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
SQUASH Pie Without Eoo4.

Use dry squash (the hubbard or
others of same quality. Cut in suit
able pieces and cook In a steamer
only just long enough to soften so
1t can be pressed through sieve. Too
long cooking will make 1t watery and
spoil 1t for a pie. Now heat milk to
the boiling point only and turn imme-'
diately on the strained squash-using
just enough to make thick mixture
much thicker than when eggs are
used. Add salt and sugar to taste: ia
vor with ginger or pure extract OF lem.
on is good for change. In deep
plates this pie will take an hour for
baking. Remove from oven when It
ceases TO bubble in center. Oven
should be quite hot. r
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
LARGEST Water Tank.

The water supply system Of Cal
QUITO inc'"aos the largest water tank
in the world 1t covers an area Ut
two and onetbird acres, ant the tot Il
weight when it is full Of water is -.
0Do tons, There are .thirty.two mills
of stool ioists in the vertical columns
and bracings. and in the foundations
twenty miles Of steel joists and tie
bars. ... 4@~,
The capaci+v of the tank Is 9Oo,.,
O0n gallons Of water. The tank acts
as a balancer and to assist the pumns
when they cannot send sufficient wa
ter into the mains to meet the de-
rlard During the, night hours. when
the pumns provide more water than
Is required the EXCESS quantity goes
into tho tank: when the demand ls
greater rthc watnr from the tank flov's
automatically into the mains.