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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
RcaI Gstatr For 5ale

FOR SALE. l27 ACHES. SIX-ROoM
dwelling. orchard. mile from station.
near this fine market. Only $4,000.
Timber and improvements worth at
least $1,000. Leaves the land just
$1,000, or only SIG per acre. Terms.
Fine trucking section. sl3,250. 900
new contract secured: means great
things for this growing city. Other
cneap farms larger and smaller.
Just come and see our splendid lands
81 prices which will surprise YOU.
SOMMERVILLE TRUST CO, INC.
Newport News. Va.
FOR SALE. FINEST RESTAURANT
and quick lunch BUSINESS in this
growing city. owner states Sl.s5o
was invested in furniture. fixtures
and equipment, and that $1,000 was
speEt on the building for tile floors.
wainscoting, marble front. etc, and
that any energetic man should easily
make $4,000 per year. Satisfactory
reason for selling. sl3.25O.o0O new
contracts secured means great flu
ture ahead and plenty of money
here. CITY never was so thoroughly
hlled up. We will sell this business
and fine equipment for just $1,000.
Just 1913 cash and s425 at 1926
monthly. Where could YOU invest so
little money paying such large re-
q. turns? Come at once and get IT,.
wiring as beforehand at our expense.
SOAIMERNILLE TRUST co, New
port News. Va.
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AT $40 Z. NJ.
Third. Two-story semi de tached
dwelling. No. 1904 East Leigh Street.
near Thirteenth Street. containing four
rooms: lot about 2iXl20 feet.
All above property is occupied by
good tenants At paying rates, and pro-
posed private and municipal improve
ments, such as eXtention of Fifteenth
street, the new approaches to free
bridge. railroad and mani featuring ia :
cilities, Will greatly enhance values,
and profitable investments can be made
here.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
AuctiOupers
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ReaI Gstate Enr Sale

BARGAIN.
100 acres. Chest erfield County: 8 miles
from Richmond: one mile from rail
road station and electric car line: from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth of saw timber
and cordwood; Go acres cleared and in
cultivation: grass and grain farm: will
make most excellent dairy farm.
Well watercd by springs and creek.
Frame house six rooms. and kitchen;
front and back porch; usual outbuild-
ings. Price. $1,000.
Il. Il. CHAFFIN G CO, INC,
Main and Twelfth Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE. BRICK ROW
of two family brick houses i'll New
port News. Va. renting for si6S per
month; has water and sewerage up
and downstairs and lot runs back
TO lane In rear. occupying nine lots;
white property. Price. $4,000. VIII
pays9 f-2 per cent net. VIII trade
or sell subject TO $4,000 loan at q per
cent for farm or timber up to $l0.-
600, and pay cash difference. JOS. r.
IVES d CO, 81 Plume Street Nor
folk Va
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situations llsanree, Rale

NORTHERN GENTLEMAN, ENDORSED
BY THE BLUE LIST OF THE NEW
YORK EVENING MAIL WIi;
ITe; EXPER'IE,HrE yiSHE,S 10
LOCATE IN THE SOUTH. AVAIL
ABLE AT ONCE. NO SCHEMES"
Or "SCHEMERS" CONSIDERED
ADDRESS MIR. CARPENTER. 103
EAST GRACE STREET.
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sftuatfons, 3srofrssfonaI

a LADY Of REFINEMENT WANTS
position as nurse and companion to
invalid lady or to help in family
with children. Am willing and
capable. 120. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

SUPPLIES. INCLUD-
ing concrete mixers, hosting en-
Eines. wheelbarrows. picks. shovels
track laying tools, steam pile ham
iner. boilers, engines. etc; condition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
:FDr SaIe

FOR SALE, ONE RUBBER -T1RED
surrey. newly painted. S75. one
steel-tire cut-under SURREY. high
grade make, only $3.50; one rubber
two panel wagons. 1000 pounds ca
pacity. $50 each; one steeI-tired top
buggy. good as new. s45: one stand
ing top phaeton, suitable for collec-
tor or salesman. 1928 This lob is in
St-class condition. One open wagon.
suitable for heavy delivery. $50. Also
ness and pleasure buggies Wagons
Tor every business. either top or
open Agents for the famous Column
bus bugBicH. Easy terms to every
one. Builders and dealers in high
grade wagons. a. MEYERS SONS,
I3l East Cary Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
Flats for Kent

FOR Rent. HANDSOME FIVE ROOM
and bath apartment steam heat.
gas and electric lights etc; all CON
Seniences. Apply Apartment No ~,
THE HANOVER, 100 West Franklin
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Flats lUantfn

WANTED, on or BEFORE SEPTEM>
her LIST. an apartment of four rooms.
L. EPPS. 1Ol1 East Marshall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
Bparu luanten

HOMES WANTED..@T'HE CONFER
ence for Education in the south
meets In Richmond April 1910, 1918.
rho committee on entertainment
wishes to secure rooms for many, of
the, visitors. who cannot be accom-
modated at the hotels. Parties who
can furnish entertainment should
apply to JAS. G. HARDWOOD, Chair
man, John Marshall High School.
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BY 7. Thompson Brown & Co,
ll13 Main Street.
,1,>-rp r,,IpTCr>,r,, err

THIRTEENTH STREET
AND VALLEY RAILROAD PROP
ERTY-THREE BRICK AND FRAME,
DIV ELL1NCiS-NOS. All AND sos
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET,
AND 1904 LEIGH. NEAR THIR-
TEENTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
9t6ceIIanf0ug
TYPEwRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AND
models sold, rented and skilfully re-
paired. Remingtons. Underwoods
divers, Smith Premicrs. Bar Locks
and L. g Smith Bros machines rented
from So 70 81 for three months First
rent paid applied on purchase. THE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER EX
CHANGE. COS East Main Street.
Phone Madison $3.50.
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Relp, el7als ann jffmale

WANTED. ENERGETIc YOUNG MEN
n h women to handle our self,sellins
81 and 81 per day In spare time: no
talking: they sell themselves Some
thing entirely new. Write to-da y
for samples at % cents. Sent post
paid. Address ROBERT PITT. 20
Kendall Street. RoXbury, Mass.
a NJ BITIOUS YOUNG MEN AND
ladies to study telegraphy and rail-
road work Nice work, good pay and
employment certain. Let US teach
YOU. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE T..
MEN WOMEN-GE GOVERNMENT
parcel post Jobs; $50 week. Write
for list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. SSeB. Rochester.
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Buslness opportunities

CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prists without commission. Full par
ticu.arS mailed for &c postage Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
gainesville. Ga.
MANUFACTURER WANTS RELIARIE
party with $500 to $4,000 to omen Of
flee and manage salesmen. Should
pay $4,000 nrst year. You handle
own money. reference required. In
Nestigation invited. THE ACME,
COMPANY, lis South Dearborn St,
Chicago.
YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIE\CE
wishes position as salesman with es-
tablished real estate concern. Prefer
salary. but would consider commits
mission. Answers treated confiden-
italy. address X as. care Times Dis
patch,
FOR SALE. STOCK, STOREROOM AND
dwelling, general merchandise bust
ness: $4,000 cash last year; railroad.
bank, thurches. schools; location
Dest section Valley Of Nirginia III
health reason for selling. j. w
NEEL. Martinsburg, w. Va.
If YOU HAVE 4 FEW HUNDRED
dollars to invest and want to mako
money faster than you ever have
before in building and selling houses.
have all of the experience. See
me at once. Madison $3.50. residence
phone Madison 1853. or {; 80, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

iOLF. CLUB-MA<ER. MARRIED
(Sootch) seeks position. as profess
slonal: good nj repairs and teaching !.
references. Address. COLE, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
asoultrp, leetS ann gtns 5tork

GENUINE sIFETLAND PONIES. CALL
ana see them. MONTROSE PONY
EARN City address. All South
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS DIE
every season from improper feeding.
Chick Food, and wv. j. T." Dry Mash
Rood: Any quantity at Nv. j. TODD'S
SONS. 426 North Sixth Street
II, You WANT PUPS OR Dogs. ANY
breed 10Y French poodles, fox ter
riers. bull terriers. bulldogs. Scotch
coliies, can have them shipped Won
cheap. EXCHANGE KENNELS. Ell
lorce, s. C..
FOR SALE FINE, LARGE, STYLISH
for large carriage or heavy hauling;
virginia raised; work anywhere:
nave no use for her! $226. Phone
THOMPSON, Stop IL Westhampton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

DUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE:
wishes to keep small set of books
or assist in any kind auditing after
Office hours. References given. Adj
dress II 81. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

Ian WITH FAMILY DESIRES Pc
sition on farm. or viii work on
shares. owner furnishing everything.
References furnished Sci Hui
Street South Richmond.
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TIE BR1STOW WORSHAM Co.
headquarters for Vehicles and Har-
In surries, runabouts and top bug
gies to make room for spring stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BAR
gains IN delivery wagons. truck wag-
onS and farm wagons for cash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

To close an estate. we will sell by
public auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY. APRIL S,
at $50 j. NJ.
First. Two-storX brick and frame
dwelling. No. sos Thirteenth Street: gu
feet north of Clay Street, containing
six rooms; lot 30X132 feet.
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At G i. NJ.

MT i. NJ,
Second. Frame dwelling, No. AZ
Thirteenth Street, near the above. con.
tanning about four rooms: lot fronts
- feet.
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l9cIp Wlanten female

WANTED. TWO WELL DREsSED
young ladies. who are anxious to
travel. Expenses advanced No COM
mission. A guaranteed salary as soon
az you demonstrate your ability. App
ply at once Room 206 National Bank
of Nirginia- Ninth and Main Streets.
\ COOK. APPLY zoo
West Grace.
WANTED, TWO SERVANTS-COOE
and .nurse--for family OF four; rooms
on place Phone Madison 7515.
FOR GENERAL OFFICE
work, young lady who writes good
hand and can use typewriter. Adj
dress K IS. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
ReaI Gstate 1Manyfh

ffsT YoUR FARMS ,w1Tm J. 4. CON
NELLY & CO. Write postal for nee
essary blanks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
Rooms 1Nanfs6

WANTED, TWO TO Four ROOMS
near Second and Broad. by couple
without children. Address a. PERRY,
10 West Clay Street.
TWO GENTLEMEN, GOOD HABITS.
desire furnished room; state terms
Address * 81, caro- Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

Y ANTED, BY \ YOUNG MAN OF EN-
pericnce, position as assistant book
Keeper or a light set OF books TO
keep; polished habits: best refer
enceS Ii 81. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WANTED. MAY lST. DESIRABLE PO-
sition by ar experienced gasoiene
engine and machinery expert and
salesman. Address /. 1872. care
Disnatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BAR
gains in two dump wagons to make
room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

L OOK * Il r j II R-EXPERT BOOK
keeper and office man open for pc
sition. II you need the services OF
q high. grade man OF absolutely clean
record and unQuestionable refer
ences drop me a line for Interview.
q; ISL care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
Bunlnter Boarning

TIE WAVERLEY, TWENTY sEc0ND
Street, Virginia Beach, reopens NAV
j. Permanent and transient guests
solicited. For terms until May /
address MISS G. W BOUSH. 7Ob
Botetourt Apartments, Norfolk, VA.
Phone 2220 ~ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BAR
gains IA one second hand truck wag
on, one surrey, one station wagon
ana doctors buggy taken in cX-
change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions
Several thousand appointments to he
made next few months. Full in
formation about openings. how to
prepare. etc. free. Write Immediate
~ for booklet C;-l6s. EARL HOP
kINS, Washington. j.. c.
WANTED, a YOUNG MAN TO AS
sist in post office and clerk in gen
cral store State ago and experience.
WI LEE ArkcI.da le Va
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SITUATIONS 1o.antep. female

WANTED. POSITION ny SYouN61:
lady bookkceper. familiar with Office
dress G ~. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG LADY STENOG AND
bookkecpcr desires TO locate with
good firm where there liz chance of
IS. care Times Dispatch
TRAVELLING SAi.ESWOMAN. WITH
four years' experience desires posi-
ton Il. NJ, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SATISFACTORY STENOGRAPHIC
work go to the PUBLIC STENOG-
RAPIIER. Hotel Richmond.
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or about 100000 protected positions
Ia United states service. Thousands
OF vacancies every. ycar. There is Il
big chance here for yoN, sure ana
generous pay. lifetime employment.
lust ask for booklet T-lGi. No oh
legation. EARL HOPKINS. Wash
inEion. y. -.
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FARM or 2sS ACRES. WITH GOOD

FARM OF 2sS ACRES, WITH GOOD
two-story eight-room dwelling. one
or two farm houses. barn. fruit. etc :.
land black soil and very rich: one
mile from Hickory Station. on y. ~
:. Il. X. 10 miles from Norfolk; good
boulevard and dirt road from Nor
fOllS Fronts about 2.300 feet on pub
lie road bargain to close estate.
one hall cash. balance TO D years, .
per cent interest. JOS. II IVES g.
90. Norfolk Nn.
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tlelp lliantfb 99dlf

WANTED, FOR l.. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of Is and IS: citizens OF United States:
|of good character ana temperate hab
lite, who can speak. read and write
The English language. For infortna-
ton. apply to Recruiting Officer. $50
East Broad. Richmond. Va.
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per5unaIs
automobiles Jnr SALE

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
good real estate. or good driving
horse and trap, n four-door late mod
el five passenger car. in good condi-
ton. Apply 7t3 Mutual Building,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

WE HAVE OUR REGULAR LINE OF
harness. whips and robes for all pur-
posses THE BRISTOW -WORSHAM
Co. No. u North Fifteenth Street
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19

tanimo. Cuba and left the Delaware and her tow to make the best of their way into port.
 When the vessels Of the fleet which had loft the Delaware and her tow arrived at Guantanimo reports were sent 10 tho navy department stating thnt on board the Ohio there were six men down with smallpox and twenty suffering with fever. One death had resulted from smallpox and the other vessels of the fleet were affected.
 A detention camp will immediately b. established on the hcach at Ou,n- tnnimo and all suspicious cascs at once removed there. The ships will all b.. thoroughly fnmignted and It Ia thought that my epidemic can hc stopped.
 It Ia well known that few. if any Mediterranean ports are ever free from smallpox and that is one reason that the naval authorities do not care to have the ships visit those places as 1t is hard to keep all of the hlueja ckets away from the parts of the town whcrc cnntagion is rife.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19

presented for pasMge h win be th.. subject for debate on each Wednesday.
 Chairman Houston said In the cCurse of hia remarks on the bill that more constructive ownership was needed aud he predicted that the ter. riinry could n"t he developed to It's fnilcs, extent without this government aid. ii" suggested n government built read from the coast to Fairbanks al Orce with feeders tO be constructed by private capital. After this first road was built and In operation with its feeders he suggested that other trunk lines i,c built by the government an.' provided with f-cdcrs In like man ncr.
 The opposition to the bill was head. cd hy Representative Fordney of Mich ican who did moi approve of the gnv- ernment going into the railroad build irr husineas hut suggested that the government might accomplish the a.me purpose hy aiding the buiidin. . Q: the roads with private capital ny issuing honds as had heen done with some of the first tranacontinental rail- roads.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
LATEST NEWS FROM
 POINT BARROW

Fred Daniels has received the fol- lowing lctcer from Olaf Swcnson on board the Belevedere off Hershcl isl- and dated September 4.
 We are stuck in the ice at this point and there k n possibility of our win tcring hero US the ice conditions do not lcok good for getting out this fall. The Polar Rear and the Eivira are In the distance trying to work out. Ar. Allen and bunch of natives are go- ing home in whalo boat and they
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
BATTlESHIP IS DISABLED
 BYA BROKEN SHAFT
spscial Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-.A wireless message received at the navy yard to- day from the flagship of tho Atlantic neet tells of the breaking of one pro- pelier shaft of the battlcshir Vermont during a gale which ihc fleet encoun- tered between Gibraltar and the Azores islands.
 The fleet has hcen bucktng a head sea and even the powerful engines of the battieships found 1t considerable of strain to keep tho vessels head up to the wind md scus and nt the same time maintain the slow speed required to keep their f'rrnsiics from diving into tho combers.
 The strain on the starl,.s,rd shaft of the Vermont was more than the steel would stand and without warning 1t snapped about twenty feet from the stern. Considerable damage was done to the shnft alley l,y the pounding Of the broken end ur the rml hrfnrc tho engine could hc stopped.
 AS soon as the broken shaft could
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
TENTATIVE AGREEMENT
 TO VOTE ON CURRENCY

ed by hoth houses within short time
 When this is accomplished President Wilson will have done ohe of vh" things that his platform promised the rt opie of the country md he will hnve good line on the men who he can depend on to stand by him In the fu- ture legialation which he will urge.
 It is expected that just ns soon as the currency hill k out Of the way ttat the president will have considcra- bic to say to congress in regard tn lcRisint ioi, looking to the government Q: the trusts. This is another one of the blanks of the Wilson platform and the president hns shown no disposition {" overlook any of tho promises hc made to the American people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
ALASKA RAILROAD BILL
 IS BEING CONSIDERED

h rebuttal t0 this Representative I.rnrout of Wisconsin said that 1t was necessary for the government to step In in this instance and help Alaska oW In order to break up the octopus in ihe shape of what hc called the Alaska syndicate" which he declared was even now trying to secure monopoly of the transportation from Fairbanks and which was attempting to control all of the transportatio hy land md water In Alaska and would m short time he in control of all of thc development of the territory.
 There Ia strong opposition to the Alaska hlll developing without th.. halls of congress and Ia supposed tl.at this comes from private sources which wish to control the development "' the territory. There is little chance of these interests being able to stop the hiifa pnasaRr or to materially change it's form and the prediction of :.l those interested In the construction of railroads by the government feel satisfied that within short time the bi,i will he passed by both houses of congress and signed ny the president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19

|; be disconnected the Vermont came back into line and attempted tO keeIl up with the other vessels of the fleet using only her port engine. The strain was. however. too great nn the engine md serious trouble soon de- vt.oped In one cylinder which cOmpell- cd the engineers to cut off the steam and remove the cylinder head. This left tho vessel practically helpless in the waves and she swung around into the trough of the sea in spite of the sea anchors which were immediately pul over.
 AS the Vermont was now absolutely crippled the commander In. chief sig nn'ed for the Dela warc to take her in tow. With a heavy sea running the difficulty of getting line from the Delaware to the Vermont was consid . eiahlc and 1t was several hours before, the heavy hawser was run from the U,artcrdcck of tile Delaware tO tho bits on the fOrcastle of the Vermont. After tho line was run however the fleet proceeded on it's course to Guan-
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Special Nueest eervioe.

Special Nugget esrviee.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-The house of representatives today took up the consideration of the Alaska railroad hlll. Chairman Houston of the terri- tories committee opened the debate and sought vainly to have ten hours set aside for general debate on the Alaskan measures. He wanted this general discussion of the bill at once after which 1t could be considered for amendment and final passage. Chair man Houston made . strong plea for the development of tho territory by means of government built railroads md wanted the hill to become law mt once as N stood so that the work of instruction could he immediately begun.
 Congressman Albert Johnson. of Washington later expressed the belief trat the hill with hut slight amend ments. if any would come up for a Ana, vote on the second Wednesday In January according to the rules and tho indications are that h will be passed. From now until the time the bill Ia
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19

may get In touch with some boat and send this note tc you, and in such cnsc and Ketch Is not In Nome and VIC do not show up kindly send tcle-
 gram to IIibbard stuart & O.. 1910 Western avenue to this effect. am going to stay with the ship until wc arc in winter quarters im rasc wc do not got out. and then ii is my inten-
 ton to leave here ahOut the middle of October overland and from what can learn ought to hc able to make Seat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
Special Nugget esvvles.

Special Nugget eevvtee.
 WASHINGTON. Dcc. lS.--t has prsc lcaliy hccn decided ny the demo riniIc leaders that . vote will be taken or the administrations currency bill sometime late this afternoon. The president is anxious to have the mat ter pushed and now that the debate over the measure is practically hnished ttere seems to he no reason why a vote should bc delayed.
 There has been considerable work done 'underneath the rose' on che currency and even at this iate date it is not absolutely known just how all of the democrats will vote but the ad . ministration feels that its position k secure and that the bill will be pass