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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

story. the director. s. Rankin Drew,
surrounded himself with the best OF
material for tho building Of a picture
production. The cast OF players with
which he has worked includes Virginia
Pearson in the title role
The added attraction will be Frank
Daniels in his latest comedy whirl.
1.-THE Escapades Of Mr.. Jack.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
ENGAGED FOR PICTURE.

william Russell, in choosing his
cast for the forthcoming American
Mutual 1.-THE Secret Mating" made the
request to the American Film Com
pany, that Harry Keenan, and Leona
Hutton be secured for this picture.
President S. S. Hutchinson, shortly
after, journeyed to Los Angeles and
signed both these players. The play
was written by Mr.. Russell who also
plays its lead and is directing 1t.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
MAKES NEW RECORD.

Director Raymond B. West, of the
lnce forces has created new record
for speed in production when he An
ished work on the current Triangle
Kay Bee feature in which Bessie Bar
r:scale will be starred. He performed
the task in exactly nineteen days
working time.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
Ipanies Miss Brady.
A College Story.

Tuesday, charming Mary Fuller, who
appeared in the wonderful play, ''un-
der Southern Skies" at the orpheum,
will again be seen as a star in 1.-THE
Strength Of the Weak" adapted from
the famous stage play of the same
name. The story tells Of a young col
ilege girl and is filled with beautiful
scenic effects and real girlish sweet
ness. This is undoubtedly the best
offering yet released on the wonderful
sDlue Bird program.
Wednesday, the noted and stalwart
dramatic genius, Hobart Bosworth,
will appear in the difficult leading role
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
BURLESQUE.. ON
. CARMEN OUT
Chaplin's Last Picture with
Essanay is Chuck Full of
s.lt., Laughter.

Charlie chaplin's Burlesque on
Carmen Essanay's latest Chaplin
comedy, is being released through all
the V. l.. 8. f Offices.
The comedy has a laugh in every
one of It's four thousand feet. Exhibi-
tors and critics who have seen 1t de-
clare that for real humor It is far SUI
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

has been transferred from the direc-
ton of Henry McRae to that Of the
Smalleys, and she will be seen in the
feminine lead in their production en-
titled, John Needham's Double" fea-
turing Tyrone Power. Miss Walcamp
is very widely known for her work
in the 101 Bison films.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
GETS IMpORTANT PART.

One of the leading roles in 1.-THE
Conscience Of John David" Horsley
Mutual masterpicture. de luxe edition,
starring Crane Wilbur. will be played
by Miss Alice Rinaldo. recent acqul-
sjtion. to the David Horsley forces.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
JOINS BALBOA.

Mitchell scanland is recent addi-
tion to Balboa. The daughter Of q
leading Montana family, she was
schooled in some Of tho most exclu-
slvc eastern institutions Of learning.
She holds diploma from National
Park Seminary.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
NOW LEADING WOMAN.

Margaret Mayburn has become the
leading woman Of Henry McRae's Uni
versal 101 Bison company, which at
present is engaged in the making Of
railroad pictures at the Pacific coast
studios Of the Universal Film Manu-
featuring Company.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
GIFTS FINN RIGHTS.

Samuel s. Hutchinson, president Of
The Signal Film Corporation announces
having secured the aim rights To-
Frank H. Spearman's story. "whis-
pering Smith," which will be released
through the Mutual Film Corporation.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
MERGER DENIED.

oficial denial of any connection with
any proposed merger Of motion Pfc
ture interests was made by John R.
Freuler, president Of the Mutual Film
Corporation upon his return from New
York today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
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MARINE MEN ACTING
IN AERO DEFENSE NOW.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-
A company of United States
marines, skilled in high alti-
tude gunnery, has been at
tached to the advance base bril-
gade Of the United States Ma
rine Corps, and will be known
as the Anti-Aircraft Gun Com
pany.
This is the first aero defense
company organized in the ma
rine corps, II not the first in
the United States.
q. !. !. . 4. q. 4. 4. /. 4. 4, =. =. .
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
BABY GETS PRETTY NAME.

Jimsey May is a new .Balboan. In
private life she is the wife of Direc-
tor Eason. They have'a chunk OF baby
which has been working In pictures
ever since 1t was old enough to be out.
"Roughneck" is young Eason's sobrl-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

The trees and shrubs which pro-
duce some sort OF rubber are said to
grown in narrow belt round the
world, within five degrees north and
south OF the equator.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
WITH PALJAS

Ogden Crane, well known for almost
a quarter of a century as a charac-
terrier Of heavy" roles, is now busily
engaged in his initial work for Pallas
Pictures at Los Angeles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

brings there either
picture profession girl may find the same
find in the village the city block
quality Of good 1t rests with
girl rather than the profession t.sfr 53stss III
motion picture
why profession? In
especially
would rather find the good
OF human
this That headlines
divorces and scandal
looking for the bad the people naturally turn their In the
publicity brilliantly Scandal
humble girl has small relish but II It be about of
and achievement 1t is sweet indeed
placed before the public motion
virtues
until 1t is
profession. ~;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
TALKS WITH SCREEN-STRUCK GIRLS
Series Two
By Beatriz Miche1end
Copyright April. 1916 by Beatriz Micheienao
No. 13.

/ have received very interesting letter from
girl in Decatur, Ill, and, following the sugges-
ton in my first talk she has filed 1t quite full
to the brim with questions.
One of these will furnish me with a text for
this week She asks, why is 1t so many people
give bad name to picture actresses? Why can't
a movie girl be Just as honorable and make her
living just as honestly as any girl at some other
occupation?"
This brings up the whole question Of morals
in the motion picture profession; and 1t seems to
be a very burning question in some quarters
made so, perhaps. more often by misconception
and misrepresentation than by conditions actually
existing.
.srhe devil one finds in Paris Is the devil he
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Penn State and Cornell
Are Help
less

Many surprising things happened
q the football csmes OF ThAnksgiy.
INK day Co'ea,e overwhelmed
'be much hera.ded Brown eleven
yesterday IS 20 o The Brunon
SANS were powprless sgains' the
fni'iy dr,y,nE Maroon attack
sich sver. down The a.ld despite
ankle deep mud md = steady down
rour ot rain Al every department
os faf ram, tho brilliant Hamilton
rever oIrc'ssseu Brown The Ma
,oon attack sid on tackle for sue
csss,ve ar, downs The Brown lines
mer being sasi., boxed
The ers. Colgate touchdown came
within hve minutes after The whistle
Slew starting NJ game and rom
iten M colgate ersistcntly threat
red .sa Brown goa
Anderson spencer vest and
H8abel. vbo ysntcd 'or colgate.
starred 'r- tte aners while Hiil
toass. 7urrnE end me defensive
.,r- n' Pollard Nss 'he one re
,e- FEATURE ~ fhc pruouians
p.a-g made ome aercu.esn -
rr 10 e.. ava, 'or lons runs bH.
rat.- had chance The 'ne
... ,ar -a had trD~e AZ Ss
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Three Players 1916 Amean au and Rhor Second Tea
Colgate, Pennsy and Pitt Winners of Big
Eastern Games browns Team Is Crushed

tSt crowd on record barring mono
S2ooo persons lining every availa.
he space
~ was The ootbll classic for
Penn and Corae and or- ~ the
mos Important STRUGGLES ot ;hc
east CoruelIs amfed Zine fou
like tissue pap, until the third
period and Shivuck after The GrN
nve minutes of r'ny could not g9
within reach o' doing work with
h.s lannon's toe
Howard Be-ry premier Penn
'uuhack worked Hke wizard and
deserves most redit for The vic
tory Tie Kicked 0c'd goal and
carried the bau INTO striking dis
'ance for thc d.a touchdown Ofher
Quaker scores resulted from for
ward pass and riunser p, perr.
and from h0o. cd k.rk ON Witch
miller 'o,l back c the cornell goal
This victor, makes the SEASON s
success sua marks Eoh FolWell rs
Penn's com. ba coach
The tnNer-tt. ny rntsasrgh com
rle,ed ms secorl YEAR vifhoo
single drfcat Whom thr smoky Ciy
eleven amotH-ed Tcnn-visana
state college a3rr ei 'o % y.o
tory Thursday oro ~ the largest
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

crowds Iu oVroal history of the
middle states chcered each team
81 uo stage ~ 'be game was state
College dangerous Pit hnding no
timcgly u keeping the ball always
l1 alien terriior state had hoped
Cor an advantage in q Wet hcld he
cause their team WAS much lighter
than Pj't On lhc other hand he
refty PiJt,burra backs never once
raltercd on the lippery ground
In fagf long luus featured the
game llerron r7n tN Yards FOR one
touchdown and Hastings 20 for an
pthet A third came as tho result
of forward pass Hastings 90 Ia
Hart Hastings licked two goals
om placement and McIAren
-nagEed one hdown on a lins
dive
ln ne wrst Missouri surprised
thc world by beotng Kansas BY
nare.n of no .ouchdovns Notrs
Dame do tile expected and
slammed Nebra-es. eo'o . Georgia
Tocb virtually inthod the cham
p.ouship ot the south by over.
Whclmag hvbuu bar Tennessee
and Washington and zee also ar.
undefea'ed r Me south and viii
share Techs claims
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
There az. two great centers
A Marvellous Back6eld

VI ME backneid
II We doubt Pollard
II and Hastings O
fellows do anything
them all we'll There bsckhed
which could
ca'apu pass
pitcher circle the
success and kick In fashion known he
The quarbacks OF the Pollard
assigned the pilots
OF Odtnners
the 1904 anAmeean which
held o. he beat
Harvard and Yale
Fritz 10 an iron He vof.'r battered
this %
lnrleS tie ls deadly
He Of the niest
ne throws them His taFore
guenty he goes right on thru whole
Is sure and vicious Aho Poi
when IN hish school was the best dro7
hstic middle Above al 81 gene
capable Of directing the terrific so.r
with the a.
uuarterbacks In the history s. Ear
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
g BULLOCK ts
"lcHloAN's .REAL vET

ASS AHBOP Mich ~
In Sterling Bullock GARCIA cer
o., Ferry Field. eGb5ousd 'be
r.Arn whore Michigan grfBon
heror- dress during football sss
son Aur Aruor has unique
character RuIIock has been ON
pioyed " rsrrv Flsid for g.
''srs and FRI tre oiden fay. hIs
wife made fhc rnr.rg foes for
Nfrh.gsn.s f'sr athletes fe VAS
no man Tho used fo mend 'Hr
rafsH football Ir fhe dsvs rhrr
more ess iust ore -of The leather
ofsls .r fre ah.Ir unIre-sF
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
AID THINKS HE
MUST BATTLE
WELSH AGAIN

NEW ORLEANS uer tc
Woigast IS denardInr another Gg-t
Ni'h Welsh th4- morn AZ TIE o.4
uar horse from Michigan r. al
aropghf az because he Eoa Co.
round bout f-1m rran&ie P.4ss=.i
here .ssf nigh, Wo gast Vas ia gooc
shape and DO forced me lighting
AL ne say A. 1sua AG .s- Russe.
chop ~ MS face A-,, Ee shoe. ~
FRANKIE turssy Crrp-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Ohphant and M. Pal.

LPHANr OF the Army Tho ra7 -1rnirg
and hSsi5s and saved ~. Fane t sekas I shipped
other llarginE .arflef f--tst .ra
therefore grand footbaicr
dropkcking for his champion proves
the ball thru broken hed ard HE nsrceptug
the
wise there is litue 70 recommend u id
Hastings Is haekhed the pittsburgh team Re f.
hailed second Jimmy
games In which Pi vas involved declare. versatile a1s
powerful back as they TO
the bestbsaneed baokheid Of the guns cog
he
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
SCOTS BEAT UP
ENGLISH TEAM

Scotland whs vlcto-ious IN tas IN.
teruafiorA soccer game a. PACKARD
PARK Thu-sdsy afternoon. The Eug
a'h were ths victims of he Scot
onsisusht and re score was no
Eoa's 20 ooe BgEar and Forrests-
scorsf '1r fhe sinners and Oliver
g0f Enriandt one goei A biz
GROW r <aS ol and fhe game was
vn-v a.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
The Honor Men

~ AACoMBER Is h 4..ta-tsrt
IVu speacuar hl.op yrr,,.+s
n
We nl name
rr7ta
and his +. ~
of
rereo
= "a ~,
best In that position IN he Nesi m
o the country produce
bstso col
NeLafcn Pitt who 70
% team bek6,fl
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

TE7 YORK Dec l--Iobnny
Dundee Fss shaded 0y EDDIE IA
ace 1 a 7runi 5out A. Brooklyn
iast rgt' pr'h scored knock
downs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

PHOENIX. ARR. Dec A mech.
anician named Brennan -dnE ~ta
Armstrong vas instantly III 90 tefe
yesterday Then Armstrong racing
car plunged thru ne 'st- Toanas
fence her" Thursday Afternoon Tie
driver escaped without se-o.s ir
f-Yv
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
The Tackles de Luxe

FINHE AAmerican Beckett ~ Oregon and West ~
-e1e'oped an tts
Pacific He s AMI certain ot strength
grand ot The bail me deceptive tackle
Kicker Much OF ~ gates superb
this hes been punses os and G lad who has
the is =
pieces YESTERDAY He good kee- from psf12a coac7
pride and defense
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
INC Center of the Lne

|1VHE addition
r position j.
III fellows a 20
speed Buldos
captain defense
baekhed guards
of the University OF Washington captaned that
q fellow
crete but Of his side Of the line and sterling player
the honor because OF bis sensational football against Dad
Refel
Saturdays rally the
and 70
a OF WIZ
he
like
%
Fle
sreccu
North who
likewise a kicker
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
AUTO RACING
CLAIMS VICTIM

los ANGELES re NE1
Rssts IePa ma. Aiken ard e.-t
- the gooc aaes rr' entered EIDE
RicssuDacher ror the s3-mf .gt5
race ~ The Ascot trars ,eaferta~
cooper vas second and Pllen rtira.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

@ ipsconb
of lander Hause 4 o u
slAnercan cody fell down he
the word Of former southern ~ at the less
and Jones who viii lead he arg oeaf Bsbe
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

ltl your flI, fiflt -
FIRST TEAM
L.E,--Herron. Pitf
L.T.--Heckrtt. Oregon
L.ts.--Hlack. NRte
Peck. Pitt
H.G.--fIoER, FTipeetor
H.T.--N eat, Colgate
H.E.--BasfoB. Ninn
Q.B.-iollard. Brown
I..U.-OliphEnt. Arm)
R.H.-ttarlry. Ohio
F.H.--fIRstinga, Pitf
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

gtitRB ~ AN
Anwrtf Iruurs~rr
tturntug IoiE
.psamuu Harvard
Jpnd,. Nn-tR ta-nItua
itsIfrI NaRv
Jones. hFmr
uus-a-aotr rHrrunufh
Nrfr~rar oIEatv
-t. -prrr ta Ceth
sttlhrrr. pfttsrarEh
sl. trrIEhf ~
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

SECOND TEAN
Harte. Harvard
fIauser. NtiUuF@8fn
srRuraKe. MEshtngtt
MrI1tan Arm
Rehef. Nl,htEn nu
Iipsromh. Vanderbilt
HigEtns. rruu state
Nincarnber. Ititrot.
Nauihetsrh NfrhtEa u
Iferrs. rsuusnlfariu
" man. Miunesofn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
FORESIRYsMEN
TO GET GOATS
:OF KAHO0LAWE
Four Hundred Wild Ones Will
Be Taken Next Week in
~ Drive on Little Island

Four hundred wild goats on the ISL
and of Kahoolawe are to be disposed
this week by Territorial Forester
C.. 81. Judd and the members of the
forestry commission, who will leave on
Wednesday for what promises to be
one of the biggest goat.hunting eEpe-
ditions ever staged In the islands.
: Kahooiawe island, which lies on the
lee side of Maui, is all part of the
territorial forest reserve, but goats
that have run wild upon II for many
years are fast running the vegetation.
In their characteristic manner OF
thoroughs eating they have cropped
the heritage so close that roots and
stems alike have been molested. Then
the strong trade winds sweeping down
upon the bare hilltops have finished
the job tearing up the soil and strip
ping It. bare of growth.
Thus the island has been barred OF
vegetation in many portions, and has
reached a. oondition where the forest
ny. commission has thought 1t neces-
sary to take active steps TO save what
portions are left.
I'VE will begin at the northern end
of the island Forester Judd explains,
"and win then work toward the
south, driving the goats before us
much as jack rabbits are driven in the
big Jobs of that sort in the West.
Our object will be to get the goats
into pens. but of course many of them
will break and run during the driving
process and will then have to be TAX
en- with rifles. It is estimated that
there are about 400 goats on the lit
tie island"
Commissioners A. L.. G. Atkinson
and Arthur Rice will accompany the
territorial forester and Atkinson will
take asband Of men along to aid in the
big drive. The epartysis due here
again on May. 16.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
RETAIL TRADES
'Nt)RKOUTPLANS
LON CELEBRATION

At O'Clock this afternoon the spe-
cial committee appointed by the re-
tail trades board will hold its second
session and will make further plans
for the participation of the retail mer.
chants of the city in the arrange
ments for the celebration of Kane
-hameha Day and the bringing here of
a cord-breaking attendance from
the territory. 1t will hear reports and
act thereon. 80 >...
Among the reports which will be
given to, the committee this. after
noon will be that the stickers. bear
ing the slogan, I'VE hope to meet you
in, Honolulu June L." are printed. and
are ready for distribution. These are
to be used on the islands mail of
the various business houses of the
city. 49, -. H..
Another report will tell of the re.
duced rates on the O. r, and L. Sc
secured. A round trip, rate of SITS
form Kahuku,s $3.50 from Waialua and
A.25 from Waianae will probably
prevail from Saturday, June 10, until
the following Wednesday. s.
Secretary Brown. of the Chamber
of Commerce will suggest that he
start on his boosting trip through
the islands next week instead of May
81. as was originally expected.
Still another report win be on the
special committee that was to see the
hotels This committee will report
what, IL any, reductions thew will give
give for the celebration period
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
ATTORNEY DAVIS
MAY STUMP FOR
.P.GAABfDATE.
Says He Expects Cali as Soon
as Nominee for President
Of u. Sis Selected

If the new Republican nantional
committee so desires, George A.
Davis, local attorney, will go to the
mainland to- stump" for the man
which the c. o, P. puts forth as
its candidate for President. -
!. He states that a mainland political
header has requested that he hold
himself available for call, which,
Attorney Davis expects, will come
shortly after the adjournment of. the
Republican national convention in
Chicago.
81 cannot tell you who this main.
land politician is" says Mr.. Davis,
''but have decided to accept the
call If 1t comes. If am requested to
do so shall leave Honolulu imme
,diately." H. ... 20
Mr.. Davis adds that it makes no
difference who is put forward by the
party as its candidate for President
he is going il summoned. He has also
announced that his that" is in the
ring as regards the local election
and that hefwill be in the fight as
candidate for senator from Oahu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
1908
BROUGHT OUT TO
UPHOLD PROTEST
Atty. George A.. Davis Claims
Vaughan is Judge and Can
not Prosecute in Court

Away, back in February. 1903, liz
years ago, the supreme court Of the
United States held that the appoint
ment of a federal official is cnnsid-
cred made as soon as the signature
of the president is affixed to the COM
mission.
A copy of the case in which this de-
cision is contained has been handed
to Federal Judge Charles T. Clemens
by Attorney George A. Davis as bas-
is for the latters recent objection to
Horace w. Vaughan assisting in the
prosecution Of cases in the United
States court
Mr.. Vaughan's commission as fed
eral Judge has already been received,
bearing the signatures of the presi-
dent and the encouragement, but Mr..
vaughan has not yet taken the oatn
of office. But Attorney Davis holds
that he is now judge, and no longer
u. S. district attorney.
The case cited by Attorney Davis
was q mandamus proceeding against
James Madison, who, in 1908, was sec
rotary of state. The object of the
suit was to force him to give commits
sions to certain Justices Of the peace.
In deciding the case, the supreme
court stated as follows:
at Isl, therefore, ecidedly the opin-
ion of the court that when q commits
sion has been signed by the president.
the appointment is made, and that the
commission is1complete when the seal
of the United States has been affixed
to 1t by thelsecretary of state"
Mr.. Naughan,s commission has been
returned to washington for the cor
rection of an error in the date OF his
appointment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08

Youhave noticed, mo doubt, thatany
cold. aggravates nasalcatarrh, and the
flow of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matters could find lcdg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings ofthe nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarTh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after,meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, n. ]. $3.50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-08
Suction Bredger interests the
Grown Folks and'FuTnisheS
Fun for Children
/ Special starsBulletinC Correspondence

Special StarsBulletinC orrespOndeneel
HlLO, May 6-Down on the beach
at the rear of the Volcano Stables
there is a scene OF activity at the
present time The bigiEuctioH dredger
OF the Lord Young Engineering Com
pany IS nard at work drawing mp sand
and water to force through the big
IG-inch pipe to the lowIying parts OF
the Waiolama swamp which are be.
ing filled in for home and business
lots.
The suction dredger started all right
but the pump developed hot bear
ing that ended operations for short
time. There was an interested crowd
present to watch the operation of
sucking up the beach sand and send
ing It across the lot and street to
where II is needed most. The sand
Is carried on in a stream Of water
and the lot is eInptied on the swamp
land. The. first filling is being done
near the street edge and the sand is
already making an suppression. The
mixture at first is soft, but the water
very quickly drains out and reaches
the big canal that carries the surplus