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Realty ransfers

Trinid.d-MichaeI F. Mangan ct al. trustees
to Lawrence Mangan. lot "a. block 3. and
part lot "a. block ,. s.. tno
"03 II street northeast-FrederiC Newburgh
80 r street n"rthwest-Frederir Newburgh to
Ellen C"nry. lot -. sQuare 1896. l." Droit
Park SO
20 Ele,errh street northwest Frederic New
burgh ia Ellen Conry lot Is. square :SS
Nr Pleasant. so
Princeton Rights Kennedy Pros :" IOren-
Coulter lot eo5. square 3n3I. sl0n
Eighth "trret and Pennsylvania avenue south
east Elizabeth A IIaines To Mahl"n
Hsines Clara r lshim and Martha
~ 81 tSUbtecf Of life .stst" ~ grhntnr ;
Nit-onsIn A,enu~ Park k-'Apitrl R"ai,hv
COMPANY TO q rsmheld. lot n square l7t0
$40
ana Trust t'ompaHv irust"" :" " Norris
Iarkson lot II. squ'r" Isi 80
Marssc husctts AN"nu" Heights Arn'Ti"An ~
,uFitv aud Tfutt 'ompsnv - al trustees
Z, ZRchariAh Sow"rs 10, square 1877
so
e. street souihoasr L"iv..n TU"Iuh ant
Thlriernth streets p.lrnzs o. stuilsf ~ 81
trustees "a tornslius g Ws'ks niiEIuaI
i0t e ant part original l"' ~ guar ioi'
81 80
rpiuins ,frr psntrI iuuEnar. O.. %,
Iahn " iuuEhsua. lai Z riHrk fnn
oluWbis HstFN'F bate Warren 90 uf tr
: ursipsFi CLARKE ~ a. squat Has 80
'9luYi,s msisr,' ris.ns'' ,,s '',s' ., ~,
sa 80 Trussiins . 1srnips.r rrr.rys
saiHf pfupsTtf tu nTsiHai1 iBfhr 90
Auuis = u iiHfts 90
ItH 20 49, ssyFH'h street ruubHrsf an1 .n
fi.,ss ~ ' '',' TnS.'ss n,.,ssii 80 s""'' ,1', o..
iais y :" . sausfs o. o. rrsus .a' s,
"a 'sa,'r' can. s,assU TO u.,s. w.f
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NEW YORK STOCKS
LOWER AND L|STLESS
Pressure Is Put on Speculative
Issues and Small Recess
sions Ensue.

NEW YORK. June 19.-The New York
stock market was listless' and inclined
to sag today and price changes were
within narrow range. Near noon re-
ports were circulated on the exchange
that some u1favorable development
was pending, which caused furtls<
pressure on the speculative issues and
affected the whole list. Opening prices
were soft and the rallies were not pro-
nounced. Steel was off " by the end
Of the third hour; Union. rs: Reading,
u; InterborougL preferred. |; Canadian
Pacific, /: Third Avenue, ~. and
Northern Pacific u. New York, On
tario and Western gained IL on ru.
NOR that dividend would pe declared
today and Kansas City and Southern
gained ~. Some of the industrials
were firm; Railway Steel Springs
gaining 4; Central Leather. y: Cot
ton OIL. y: Beet Sugar. y: Telephone;
Valley was about the only other rail
to show a net gain by the end OF the
third hour and 1t was up y.
The market did not advance on the
currency measure. and many In CON
servative circles said there was little
expectation that the bill would be en-
acted at the present session.
London was moderate seller.
French bankers today were informed
by the foreign office that the govern
ment would strongly disapprove any
loan to Servia or Bulgaria until peace
has been absolutely assured:
The subtreasury gained $354,000 from
the banks yesterday, and has gained
$24e. 900 since Friday.
The Bank Of England rate is un-
changed. The proportion of banks re-
serve to liabilities Is now 5l.D per
cent, against 5l.7O per cent last week.
and compares with a decline from 81. 20
to 40 Is in this week last year.
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Wholesale Produce Market

Ess.-Nearby. fresh. &C per doz.: South
ern. lsc per doz.
Cheese-New York. new. l5alec per lb.
fat. l6b1c per lb.
Butter-Elgin prints. 3Ihc per lb.: tubs.
Glc per ID: process. &c.
Live Poultry-Hens. 17Tl7I4c per lb.; roost-
ers. lOc PER lb.: turkeys. lSul7c pei ID
winter chickens, maze per lb.: spring. 23d25c
per lb.: ducks. ljc per ID.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. 22925c per III
hens 2Oa pc per ID; ducks. lS4lSia per III.
winter chickens. &c per lb.: spring. e6a sc
Ger lb
Green Fruits-California oranges. S250d5. 10
per box. peaches. H5oas? per crate.
lemons. IS. 0oG6.U per box; pineap-
plies. per crate 50 CJI4. 90; Strawberries. 5n1V'
per box: Florida grapefruit. IS. ooa6 % per
box. apples. per bbl.. sl.5opi5o: cherries.
5ql5c per box: biackherries. sTl5c per box.
Dressed Meats-Lightweight pork. l0al0i2
per H.: heavier. gdskc per lh
Observation-Disclosures. 60N6sc per bu. celery.
ijr4sl25 doz. yams 81 o0TN.J0 per SSl. !:
onions. .5c per crate; cabbage. 81. 75d22 % per
100 lbs lettuce. TIcdp.25 per basket: beets
81 OOds 50 per 100 bunChes: squash. 81 coGs2 90
bbl sweet potatoes 81 5oH4 % per bu.: Iirns
beans. 81 .ooa 90 bu. tomatoes. crate. 81 oa
3W: rhuharb. s0cdN 25 per 100 bunches.
kAle. per bbl.. s.. OoG2 10
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NAVY.

Rear Admiral F. II. BAILEY. placed
on the retired list of officers OF tine
navy from June -, 1919. in accord
ence with section l44i Of the Revised
Statutes statutory age Slxty-tWo
years.. Detached all duty, to home
Lieutenant Commander II. y. JENSON,
detached Colorado, to command Mil
waukee.
ART. detached Buffalo, to home
welt orders.
Lieutenant 0unior grade) r. c. GIF-
FEN. detached Rhode Island, to
navy rife team.
Ensign S. NJ. KRAUS, detached Trux-
tun. TO Buffalo.
Ensign ID. ]. CALLAGHAN, detached
California, to TruXton.
Ensign A. l.. EIDE, detached Preble, to
Alert.
Ensign {. c. DAVID. detached Con-
necticut June g. 1913. TO navy rife
Ensign c. H. COBB, detached Mime
sofa. TO navy rife team.
Ensign A. D. DENNEY. detached
Rhode Island. to navy rife team.
Ensign G. F. JACOBS. detached Mime
scta. 10 navy rife team.
Passed Assistant Surgeon {. ". o.
BUNKER. detached Naval Station.
Guam. to Washington, D. c.. and
wait orders.
Assistant Surgeon II. V. CORNETT.
NJ IL - u NdNdi iiOSPitol' ava
folk, Va
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. H.
GUNNELL. detached Navy Yard.
Norfolk. Va, June 81. 1913. to Mis-
sissippi.
Passed Assistant Paymaster F. 7.
FOXWELL. detached Mississippi to
home wait orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster q. r.
CRAPO, detached Kentucky: 20
home wait ORDERS.
Assistant Paymaster S. r. WHITE. de-
tached North Dakota; to Chester.
Assistant Paymaster l.. A. ODLlN, de-
tached Chester: TO Des Moines.
Assistant Paymaster G. S. WOOD. de-
tached Des Moines; TO home. wait
orders.
Professor # Mathematics II. N. PAUL.
placed en- the retired list Of officers
OF the Navy from June 25. 1913, in
accordance with section l4A of the
Revised Statutes (statutoTy age six
ty-tvo NearsD. Detached all duty: to
home.
Chief Carpenter J. NJ. SIMMS. detached
NAVY Nard. Norfolk. Va: TO Maine.
Carpenter c. r. BARR. d@taC he'd
Maine. to Navy Yard. Philadelphia.
Pa master Clerk NJ J. DAMBACHER.
appointment revoked.
Pa"mast"r Clerk NILES GILMAN.
appo'ntn enf revoked
Pavmaster clerk +. II. GALE. "p-
PnlEtrncnt revoked
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washing
ton. June Is. 1913. Sealed proposals will be
received at this office. Room 5o9 District
building until two o'clock. p. m. July :. 1913.
for furnishing and delivering one gasoline
selfpropelled pumping engine. for use in the
Fire Department this city Specifications
and form OF proposal may be obtained from
the Purchasing Officer, Room 30 DistrIc;
Building. CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON. CHESTER HARDING. Com
mssionCrs. u. c /
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
be received AT this office. Room 500. District
Building. until o'clock. p. m June 30th
1915. for furnishing and delivering one hun
dred and nifty H50'. more. cast iron lnmn
posts. for use in the Electrical Department
his city Specifications and form of pro
pnsal may b.. obtained from the Purchasing
officer. d. G Room 20 District EuiIdirx
CCNO X RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners. L. =
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Girl, "Too Pretty" Is
Scratched By Another

NEW YORK, June 19.-Miss Annie
Noonan, sixteen. a pretty girl. and an
equally pretty friend, Miss Julia Leo.
were walking on Third avenue. near
Sixty-sixth street, when they were ap-
preached by Miss Gene Peters. who.
Miss. Noonan told the police, stepped
in front of her. blocking her path,
gazed at her a second. and then said
You are too pretty"
With that. Miss Noonan says, Miss
Peters took both her hands and scratch
ed her face. When arrested. Miss
Peters, aside from giving her name, re-
fused to answer any questions.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

Leave of absence granted Captain SAM
lei B. MCINTYRE, Fourteenth
Infantry, Is extended one month.
First Lieutenant EARL ]. ATkISSON.
Corps of Engineers. to Philadelphia.
on official business pertaining to
Eng neer School
Veterinarian FREDERICK FOSTER
from Second Field Artillery to Third
Cavalry.
Veterinarian AQC1LA MITCHELL
from Third Cavalry to Second Field
Artillery.
First Lieut.. ALEXANDER g. GILES
PIE, Coast Artillery Corps, to
Wilkesbarre, Pa. and Erie, Pa. on
inspection of submarine mine ma
teTial.
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IS. 900 DRUGLEss HEALERS IN the United
states: ENFORCED-restoring the-CIR-
CCLAT1ON Of the BLOOD and ESSENTIAL
FLUIDS Of the BODY without Medicine or
dangerous operation) to the DISEASED
PART Is an ACCEPTED and proven cure for
LoCOMOTOR-ATAXIA. Paralysis. INSOM-
MA. ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM. -INDIGES-
TION. ANEMIA, MAL-NUTRITioN and all
Serious Ailments of mankind. after every
other method has failed. BOOKLET OF
SCIENCE OF HEALING-without Drugs-and
CONSULTATION at OFFICE or BY NAIL
FREE. LADY ASSISTANT. Hours 10 a. m.
to P: m. Sunday II to 1. PROF. H. n. D.
PARKER. 1022 sth st. n. W.. Washington.
d. c. READ my Big Ad-NON-MEDfCAL
HEALING-in last Mondays Times
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AUCTION SALES

on SATURDAY. JULY 5. 1913. at 10 O'clock
a. M. in front Of United States Storage
Company's warehouse, 41S-420 10th st. NV.
Washington. ID. g.. there will be sold at
Public Auction. to enforce liens for storage
charges etc, due and unpaid. all goods. fur
niture household and personal effects on
storage in names Of b. l. Brooks. H. W.
Johnson W B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc-
tioneers. United States Storage Company.
Inc.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE =. 1918. at 20
o'clock A. NJ. In front of the United States
Storage Company's warehouse, 4ls-4e0 10th
ST. " W. Washington, D. c.. there will be
sold at Public Auction. to enforce liens fer
storage charges. etc. due and unpaid. all
Goods Furniture. Household and Pers onal
Effects on storage in names OF Wesley Bur
nett. Miss Alice Eames. r. G. Paul. Mrs.
Alexander Stuart. Mrs E. A. Tracy. Annie
Williams. W b. WILLIAMS & CO. Auc-
tioneers. United States Storage Company
Inc.).
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LEGAL NOTICES
z. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
ATTORNEYS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLCMBIA-Holding q District
Court in re: The extension Of Rock Creek
Drive Northwest. In the District Of CO.
lumbia. District Court. No. 1861. Notice and
order of publication--Notice 10 hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the District OF
an Act OF Congress approved June 2s. 1915.
entitled AN Act making appropriations to
provide for the expenses s q the government
year ending June thirtieth. nineteen hundred
and thirteen. and for other purposes" have
died petition in this Court praying the con-
demnation Of the land necessary for the sx-
tension Of Rock Creek Drive. Northwest, In
the District OF Columbia, as shown on a plat
or map filed with the said petition. as part
Judicious, disinterested men not related to
any person interested in these proceedings
and not in the service CT employment Of the
District Of Columbia. or Of the United States,
be summoned by the United States Marshal
for the District Of Columbia to assess the
damages each owner Of land to be taken
may sustain by reason Of the extension Of
said Rock Creek Drive, Northwest. for which
this proceeding has been instituted, and the
condemnation Of the land necessary for the
purposes thereof. and to assess as benefits
resulting therefrom the entire amount of
said damages. including the expenses Of
these proceedings; upon the land abuttins
the aforesaid Lovers Lane. and upon any
and al. other pieces or parcels of land
which the jury may hnd win be benefited
-
and the said condemnation Of Lovers Lane
as provided for In and by the aforesaid ACT
Of Congress. II is by the Court this end
day OF June. A. d. 1913. ordered that All
persons having any interest in these pro-
cecdinss be. and they are hereby warned and
commanded to appear in this court on or
before the 27th day Of June. A. d. 1919. at
ten o'clock a. m. and continue in attend
an-e until the Court shall have made its
hnaI order ratifying and confirming the award
Of damages and the assessment Of benefits
of the fury to be empaneled and sworn
herein. and II is further ordered that a COPY
Of this notice and order be published once
in the Washington Law Reporter and on
twenty successive days In the Washington
Evening Star. The Washington Times and
the Washington Post newspapers published
in the raid District Immediately preceding
the said 27th day Of June. A. D. 1915. It is
further ordered that a copy OF this notice
and order be served by the United states
Marshal his deputies upon such OF ire
owners Of the fee OF the land TO be CON-
demned herein as may be found by the said
Marshal his deputies within the District
OF Columbia. and upon the tenants and
occupants OF the same. before the said eTth
da, OF June. A d. 1913.
tsean ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justice.
A true COPY. Test: ]. R. YOUNG. Clerk.
~ = F. "rNNINiHAM. Asst cI"rk
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Sales Today on the
Local EXCHANGE

Columbia Railway SIS. SI.ooo@1oo.
Washington Railway ard Electric.
com. 25MSs Sass. sass, sass, 2Jdss,
1HGo SsIs. 25mSs. 25Gss, l0assA
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd.. iSISsA, 3dSsA.
Washington Gas. 2oas4A. 25dsia., 25G
S4x.
Mergenthaler 1oa21Ol. 9d2l1k. 4an1A,
1odol1ts.
After call-Potomac Consolidated SIS.
81 0OpG 100i.
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Britons Are Watching
Argentine Beef Men

LONDON juno ~ = sdn"y Buxton
nrssidSui ~ the brush boarl pf tTai'
De- lined a. h'red, a. O. request Let
mat HtitiHh government should send
Hps'. 80 ruWtuiHHIuBOT 60 AFFputiua
I watch Toe action of the American
Urrf iTufi IT, aaH requested hF q
ruUr'f KatiNs msrH,r iu takr tniE ar.
iuU 80 80 80 HHfsEuaFsi ~ beet sup.
plies n the british iHitH
NJ uWatnn HHid that tlr British
HtiHrt WaF raFtfu'H sptTIiha a..
f,stinsris ib ths msat uady lh Afsshs
unA
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MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the Ma
tional Union Temple Association will he
held In rooms 614 and 6lj Bond Building
Washington. n. c. Saturday. July 18th. 1918
at p m. for the purpose Of voting on an
increase Of stock and for other business
WISDOM D. DROWN. I s. J. DUNBAR.
CHARLES F. HADEN. CHARLES T MIL
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

rived Dolphin ct East LOInoine Me
rom Norfolk for New
port. Virginia from Boston for
Block Island Sound Patapsco from
N"w York for North River, VIcks-
burg from Eremsiton for Tacoma
York from Balboa for Cor NO
Scorpion from Odessa foI Constan
unUu'e Abhrenda from shanghai rur
Manila
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to gross oper. revenue. 52.ss9e
Decrease.
The total operating revenues OF the
railways for April were s237. 81, ,42i, an
increase of 81 Ss3, ,s6s over April. 1872.
according to the MONTH ybulletin OF the
Bureau of Railway Economies. out to-
day. This gain was cut down by an
increase in operating expenses of G3
per cent per mile of line to an increase
in net revenue of S1,S34,015.
The amount of this net operating eve
nue. was SIS. .337. .434 Taxes Tor the month
took 80. 4S2. 1872. an increase per mile of
line Of 80 per cent; this and shrinkags
in revenue from outside operations left
operating income amounting to %.JlG,-
273, an increase OF $50, i27, or less than
| per cent per mile Of line. This aggre-
gate operating income for the Do. is
miles amounts TO s2l4 per mile of line
for the month. or s7.l3 per mile OF line
per day.
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LOCAL STOCKS RISE
ON EXCHANGE TODAY
Washington Railway and Gas
Shares Move Upward.
Capital traction Weak.

The bull movement on the local stock
exchange continued today and carried
prices still further toward the levels
they had reached prior to the recent
mild depression. Washington Railway
and Gas shares again featured the
trading total of l75 shares of Rail-
way common sold at IS; ten shares at
S8k and ten more at SSh. Seven shares
of the preferred sold at SsA. Gas ad-
vanced to 4s4 and at that price 10
shares were exchanged.
Mergenthaler also moved UP. 26 shares
selling in four lots on a scale from
nos up to 2llhs. The last price was
for a quotation lot.
Two sales of bonds were made, $1,000
of Columbia Railroad SIS at par, $l.OOo
of Potomas Electric consolidated Js
at l00h.
Capital Traction did not share the
upward movement and was offered at
llS2s. None was taken.
Although the gross operating revenue
of the Washington, Baltimore and An,
napolis Electric railroad increased
si,0I25 5S in May. 1873 over May. 1917. the
net income showed a decrease of E0.52.
according to the company's report, out
today. New switches, extension OF
switches and improvements at the Balti-
more and Washington terminals in
creased expenses SO as to wipe out the
gain.
The report shows that the net income
for the five months including May in
creased sl1.&3.iI, with an increase in
gross of s39. .129.S 50. The statement for
the month and for the five months is
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FLOUR Oils

e 7 HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL contains olium and wax
kr-ps the hprrs clean and bright and gives
them a I-,lIsh-d nnish Good for your :ur1i-
turs Try u. SOC gal delivered. Used by
tu, Govt and over 1000" families (. r
- ,rars Ge.IiT spray. 'Cedarmis'. Inset
eide ,iaiui"t t1nt. l-oinrtI-r Kills all reaches
10. 4 huEs wafer hugT, moths mpsquit''"s. c'c
NIII not stain bed ,Iuthing, pin Csu Vita
spruS,r g, liI "a " NJ SiN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Fufniture. pianos. carpets. etc
Phone NJ 1882 for wagon. have us call
''WESCHLER' J." 920 Pa. ave. N w l.
HOCSEkEEPERS-ThIs week. ordinary win
dows eNpertly cleaned cents each. Floors
waxed, polished. vanished.
ELLIOT l4tO st. n. W. Postal. Ph. y. 1858.
waSTED-FurIiture Tor cash. Sell your goods
TO the who gives you the most
money Sc. HOFWOOD. Sh and h. l.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn clothing.
either ladies' or gentlemen send postal:
will call. d. TARSHES. l3Os :th st ". W
phone Nurth t9s
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BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co. New York G. B. Chapman.
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Building.
Rid sized
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Mr.. sAM'L G. EBERIY. desiring to retire
from business. will offer for sale the entire
equipment OF the Herdic Cab Company.
Inc. of Washington. d. c. Here Is a rare
opportunity for the requirement of an old
establishment of over 30 years standing and
the continuation Of the business. under mod
ern lines Of equipment, of the popular Her
die known far and near in the same sue
cessful career which II has experienced for
more than a quarter of a century. For
particulars, address SAM'L G. EBERLY. The
Burlington Apt, 1l20 VT ave. l.
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
A G Plant & Co. 1913 G str""t northwest
irh I
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WORkiNGMAN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-T are times when tn.
place to look for should be found. know
that II Is here where you can save cash. anl
n lot Of Il new and uncalled ralors' suits
big stock slightly used shoes and coats and
vets. one price IrSrHS OLD STAND.
6Iq u. L
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lIew York Cotton Market.

Furnished 10 Tn. Washington Times by
A @ Plant 4 Co 1913 g -t-set northwest.
open. High. Low. ! p. m.
July .............. l. 05 1905 200 1900
October ........ ll.Ji 1lh5 ll50 1l50
December ........ ll53 ll.5J ll47 ll.47
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UPH0lSTeRlNG

Tt,T rIrDT raHpF tutas uabalusfsa iB
tft#sfF a. Hn. N.g l.iFarL Il isis.tfs4
\, ~ tFrsi CO. d ~, b v Liss ssts 4
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

WHY NOT SAVE EXTRA EXPENSE by
having thr carpsntsring and general repair
work ~ YOUR houses done right by T.
REAGI.E. i 81 y W. Phono = 5sNJ
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In sending your advertisements to The
Times through any of these BRANCH
AGENCIES you can get the regular rate OF
1c per word. ss at the Main Office. You Will
find Branch Agency Just around the corner.
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CARPET CLEANING

.'AUTEr CLEANING sanitary prp,rs. also
ruE vrs,ing Ot.p iNrUEI ErIiTgt.
iCa ~ 10Th - ~ Ih"nr " isIN
NiuEUT kNIIi EHT 4 go
Iu.prut ~ steam taFprt l.ausrt
1r N4r, isuH ave v pbapT Main HHs
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MATTRESS MAniRG

N,4.Iurzs UENuVATiNg ANp uTMNug
A. rNDNE N aa
CAPITAL uEppiNG g." liu IN - "
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER

and diamonds FCR MNNUFAcTCktN1
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SITUATiONS-WAN!ED
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS

Fab FITZsIMMONS. POS 3Td St y. W. Pm
Main s2ss-Rrick work and cement work. es-
Inmates furnished Re sPu work my specially
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
DR.. Herring, CITY'S
EXPERT, DEFENDS
DISPOSAL PLANTS

FIR RUDOLPH Herring, of New York
,narra's consulting engineer, in a let
,aI. to chief Of Construction Clayton
received today. answers some of the
criticisms Of the sewage disposal plants
he designed
He says:
II never thought that Mr.. Wilson
could have caused such trouble. (The
Mr. Wilson is taken to be the man who
is endeayoring to sell the city an cleo
rrolltic system Of sewage disposal.)
You know On account of the limited
appropriation we kept the plants very
mail and it should not be forgotten
HAT IL will be economy for the city to
add To them | do not think it would
up "a waste OF funds to increase the
plants from - to 80 per cent within
very tc. years. Ii will be extremely
Important also not TO overload them
with more sewage than they are ex-
pec-ed to purify, because then you will
rot only set Objectionable results, but
ruin the plants, Therefore, the over
flows should be used freely to protect
the plants, and if the overflow is OBJ
ctionab,e then the city must increase
the capacity Of the plants"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
PACIFIC COUNTRY
CUT OFF FROM EAST
BY HEAVY STORMS

DENVER, COLO, Jan. 1.-THE en-
tire Pacific coast was practically cut off
from communication with the East to-
day Heavy rains and SHOWS, together
with wind storms, paralyzed wire COM
munication and caused slides and
blockades that crippled all traffic
Wires west Of Denver on all routes
were lost shortly after midnight. The
storms have been raging in the noun
tains and have been particularly heavy
on the western slope. The storm ex-
tends practically from San Diego to
Seattle and wires along the coast are
said to be out of commission.
Trans-continental trains on all lines
are seriously delayed, according to re-
ports received here.
East of Denver heavy fogs prevail
and wires are working poorly. North
ern, central and southern routes west
are all affected by the storm and the
tie-up is one of the most complete in
recent years. Throughout the central
west mild, rainy weather is reported