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ashes lamp POUND This foundation

ashes lamp lroundp this foundation
20 solid bed. and it is then ready for
the concrete
The following formula is recon
mcndeG for general concrete work;
on" part cement two and onc-halt
parts sand. and Ave parts crushed stone
coarse pebbles or cindcys. Measure the
ingredients. Don't guess at them. And
mis- them thoroughly. first dry. then
add the water The secret OF good
concrete is to have the materials well
IN %oh following which the mixture
should be poured into place as quickly
as possible before the cement starts
to take It's initial SGT
To estimate the Quantities required
for = job. nrSt Azure the cubical con-
tents OF the works. in other words. null
'!piy the length by the width by the
dspth This product will equal the
aWpun, OF crushed stone needed And
The formula Is a above l-2 l-o-5.
tHr necessary sand Will be one half
~ GUgutity OF the crushed stone. and
,.v cement onehfth the quantity Of
f1u stone
Tho sand mus; be clean. sharp and
coarse, and the crushed stone or Gin
a-a must be free from loan clay o"
are"u!c matter. otherwise the concrete
"..l lie SOFT and crumbly
!.9oitTANCE or
oNEUiArLING TIE: ROOFS
rs all means look after the roots Of
poultry houses Nothing Is more
Troublesome than q ieaky roof. I,
weans cold vet living quarters for
the iiock, and mucky. filthy litter. which
wIl Soon convert The otherwise idea!
house into a death trap.
II there arc any sh n-les off, or any
-Nsound or torn spots in the patent
roofing, repai. them before they grow
serious and cause the framing tim5ers
and =ieathaC lumber 10 warp and rot.
Patent rouHnas are commonly used
ON poultry buildings especially IN
-3o OF low pitch and as soon rs tn,
outer coating o. these roohugs COM
i-t1 10 Wear. ;Ac roo! should bc
f.'H Don't delay. or the fabric vii!
DE "palr"a II these roofs are paiatcA
"le ct year the! w.l! last alaOs. m
..-ely asphalt paint and similar
~ lwaoas are specially made .or
@ "ng.. they are NOT expensive. like
1; use large Nat Brush. such
Nh.,cwash brush. mounted on =
..#a.e ana large areas can be covered
Is. = lily.
ratan roohngs are easily patched
a.n- Che edges thoroughly. and mai!
,..r. with large headed roofing nails
Arrange the laps OF seams so that rain
1Ht,i Will pass over them. as shingles
arr oNeriaHped, not against the seams.
": The water may penetrate
overhaul the buildings before cold
weather sets in. Remember, that no
class OF live stock responds 10 good
housing more readily than poultry.
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Zig: sales at little cost are mndc every
uiS through Timc.-DiSuptch Want
Ads.
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WANTED. several young ladies'
to help put up Sauer's flavor
ing extracts. Must be neat,
bright and able to furnish ref,
crences as to character. Ap0t-J
G. f. SAUER CO., West Broad
and Meadow Streets.
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RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I'm: 10 iiie * West. 1900 p.'9:30 y.
Jam mes River Line, 40 100 "a Ii :iS N
Newport News. ~ -
Nix. Old Point, 1900 a. .l2:00 n .I:oo n
Newport News Local ct 90 A. s5:Ib n
From Nix. Newport w.
News. Old p. sl2:05 a. s3:35 ~ ss.5s n
Newport ssip: s IL Local .s4S From
'7:e5 2. James River. ts;as a., '5:i0 D.
DAILY. Except Sunday.
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sI'EClNI. NOTICES.

inc annual meeting OF TN. stockholders
~ IKE, Nat as CottrcIi Co. VIII be held in
! ne one OF Inc company. Fourteenth ana
AUGUST 10. at Il noon - -
tSienedJ Z. =. FEESDM
Secretary and treasurer
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BOY-Wantcd. EoOd stout boy 10 learn
tho book printing trade. eight hours work
and good opportunity for an ambitious
boy. Apply 10 Milchoii ~ IIotchliss.
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Sichmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Norfolk & Western Railway

i,::crEs i5yiG !. Get Station. RichIaond
90 - Ui'' - IN. ,'0;Ea a NJ. 1870 a. ST.
..f38k LINCnnuEG, AND THE WEST
~ "a Al. 500 l.. NJ 's:2a T.. VI.
Arr'.e ktchmond from Norfolk. .l2:ol
NRpoh n.1' H.. NJ: From the West: .7:S5 a
VI = ~ i: NJ, 1850 l.. NJ. '7:i5 l.. NJ
--InI.S. ilLIly .Muent SMnNaY. tSundax
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SERVANT :, Wanted experienced 7serva0t
Phone Madison 1910. 3ol5 East Broad Stroet.
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Aero srrrLlr:s AND WErAIu,. II
AUTO repairing. &. II, Rowsey. 1929 West
l5road street Randolph 47S.
AUTO tires ana iuoes. Wagons and COM
mcTcial auto bodies Richa rdson Bros.
rl, Brook ..vrnur. Madison 1861
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING; of quality. Prices
right. The Richmond Shop. zoos w. Cary
81. Phones Ran i2GS- Blvd. 21l.
AUrOnOBlI.E P.\ErS-Save money your
automobiic parts by having Wilbur J.. Dot
son. So2 Brook Avenue. duplicate the old
parts for you. We also have all kinds OF
magnet s-Bosch. G-i-2-l Eisman. Mea and
Snltdorf: Also parts of Splitdorfs
BATTERIES tested: distilled water free.
- g: 3 Auto SUNNY. Inc Gl1 East BROAD.
BoDiES-l.arge stock Of Ford commercial
bodies to suit your business. We can save
YOU money We do all he work In our
shops. Headquarters for automobile bodies.
y. Movers Sons. .3l East Cary
BROKEN parts OF every Dissertation welded
together. y. ]. Fleming. 5i7 Wcst broad.
CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY co. 2iS North
Ninth repairs your tires while YOU whit
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles irOii SAFE

III; irucii thee body types ar" here
it''iis',incsl tlEti duty motor trucks over
So"n ." RICHMOND: absolutely modern ON
il 'M"rS Motor co. 1923 Nest Iiroat dis.
iEL1Gln!S quantity trucks. and gee theirs
= 3isb-!oi sale. one 1917 Ford chussis i5i-
INST cary Street.
FyND ROADSTER. $500 A r. TIIIEp
~ VEST BROAD STREET.
FORD roadster. excellent Condi; on SaTI,nc
. t-I3HEt 1taii. Ihonc Madison L3T3
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pI,I,I,LN rl,tSnA,1

ATES- MASSlE.--Mr. and Mrs " /.
t,tI'S' 81 lilce, va. announce tho engage
' mem md Hnp,r2nnchinr IEnrrIase OF their
NiASSIE Of I.yncnburC Va mo tt,.,i,trr
"ll take place August 10 at Sharon liautise
tuurCn -
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BIG six Buick. 7.passcnEer Packard 5-pa..
s'nEcr overland s-cyl!nd.r Scrtps- I,oot n
tt,.cy.inGeT Scrips- Booth. 2i2 North Eighth
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SA'yRli'i SALE
USED CARS

Used CARS
Studcbal;c- Four ... (. -, =,
iJ,iS.,'' ''' $50 70
=, 90 $50 %
i,,,iT.' "1' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so -
itn :,.N 400 %
49, - ................ 900 on
:. out N ......-......... go %
IN ~. ....-........... LOO -
,,.rf,f !'l' ................... 7c0 %
on. j,i--' .'"r .'............. 500 %
Cadillac ............... 1900 80 ~
stndiebakgr one-Ton Delivery, IBIS. 1850 o.
All o! N" above cars have been thorour hI,,
oNcrhhr.ci and in good incchanica al
c@HHui@n Good paint tires tops etc. many
O.! tn.in hhN.ng extra equipments
Better investigate these bargains TO-DAY
tn. car you wanted might be gone To-.
c"HCkN, MOTOR SALES CORPORATION.
l-l,-=s West Broad Street.
THE |EEY CAR FOR HACKING
PURPOSES
i'Ii rrSnieT SSyitnd.r horse I
dition; Brand new tires all around real
naEG3in. So. Mr. Moss. 3l9 Yves, Broad
TRUCK for sale. Will sacrifice 1.g-too
E ensral Utility truck. in good mechanical
horse power. Price, $50 Terms to respon-
kS;D!e party, Phone Randolph 1910. III. 20
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DENTIST--wantcd. at once. an nii.ro,, /,
dentist. state axe and experiences. -
care TimcS. Dispatch. -. - ~
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LABORERS.Wanted. 100 aborers at .riI1.,
worn sI see foreman on ground. Allan,
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CDEnANER-CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
III ,is "a SSEEGER SrupEbANER FoUK.
McSi MEM 500 WILL CONSIDER PART
CASH CAPlTAL AUTO SUPPLY COM
PANf, rs NORTH NINTH STREET.
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CAPITOL MOTOR CORPORATIoS
3lJ West Broad Street,
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ENECUrl VE-Gooh executive for n,nnut
q, turing plant; VIII have entire charge y
dress with references to y 556. caro- TIM:
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DRUGGlST-Wanted. N registered drurrl.
Good SALARY. Apply Box t0s. Hopcweii. "a
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fnELp wANrED-MALE

DAlRYMAN-wn at once, goo,
dairyman: good wages: married or sin.
Box ~. CIV Point. Va. 80 W
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

GRAjGTE-D Died. at the Memorial Hos
PEA. !nis. ..rN. July q. 1915. FKANN ).
=. Funeral iron Christians pariors, 1917
East br9ad street. rms tMONDAl)
AIDitNlNti at II O'Clock.
Cul.GIE. Di"d. suddenly in the home III
mas sou, clyde l.. COigin. g2U West clay
EDWARD X. COLtiiN.
Funeral notice later.
lani, Avenue. al ) X. ii. July =. sARNti
SsNent.
Funeral from Grove Avenue Bapti.t
church TUESDAY At'TEKNOON al )
u'VluCk.
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Walls for light buildings shCuA he
about eight inches thick, ana carried
far enough into the ground 10 insure
: solid foundation. without risk OF IN
& heayal by frost. EXcavatc about SIX
inches below the point intended to he
! the bottom OF the wall and nh IN this
space with broken stone. cinders or
i any other hard porous material tina.
Will obtain good drainage. Never use
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EMPLOYMENT


HELL wANTED-MN 3c
BARRIER wanted. $40 guarantees. co over
. SIS. Union shop Il. - Snyder. Victoria.
BARBER wanted Ocean View Hotel.
Anpiy 126 East Main. Geo. G. Ehmig
BLACKSMITH - Wanted carriage black
smith and helper; steady work: good pay.
a. Meyers Sons. 13l East Cary street.
OOkkEEpER-- Wanted. experienced
DoOkkccpcr act Office manager. talk =
ing charge of an once with FIVE ussistan
wholesale grocery business located New
port News. Va. The position in question Is
one that ncccssitaics man With executive
ability. Advise To references salary ana
how soon you caa rcport tor work. Apply
!. S74. care Times Dsuatch.
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FUNERAL DIIiI;I-roI,S
LOST AND IrnI,Nn

TIA " Gavin fnaup. r'unera, Director a
Einha MGR. ~" t.. Main. Mad III. tan :,
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coll LECTION BOOk-i.oSt. COLLECTION BOOK
lTiiaN at sixth Street MariIet or ON High
idh'; ihTh can. FINDER please return me
% HON. beneficial Association. 900 East
Broad street and receive SO reward
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JUST good buys left In our used car do.
pariineni 1917 Ford In good running or
dcr anu good tires. \ REQ OF recent m cd >,
With good tires aud good condition
CAESINanicd 70 buy tor cash a used ca r
NJ iniL.MinE MAKES: Ford Chevrolet
DntrI.nI. HaNwcIi. Oakland Dodr. An.
swtr vlNIr. address where car can he 80 80
ana tTlte y . u ''N''
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
MAIETTA BUYS THE I. W. GROVE PROPERTY Three Blocks on Main Street, Include Three Stores and
 16 Tenements.

Thomas w. Grove, today, sold all his Main street real estate holdings to Frank Maietta, completing one of the largest deals in realty that has taken place in the city in a long time. The sale includes the three large buildings from 45 to 61 Main street and is said to involve a sum of nearly $1 0,0O0.
 MT. Grove built the block at 61 Main street about ten years ago. It contains a store now occupied by the Great Western Market, which is owned by MT. Maietta, and ten tene- mcnts. Adjoining it is the spacious new garage owned by Charles A. Bcnce. This garage is one of the largest in the city and was built last year. Besides ample store room for cars there is a spacious repair shop. The property at 45 Main street con- tainS two stores and six tenements. It was built four years ago.
 All of the buildings are of brick construction. One of them is five stories in height and one, the garage, is a single story building. The block at 3 Main street is four stories in height.
 Mr Maietta, the new owner, came to this country from Italy several years ago. Since going into the mar ket business he has prospered
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
SPANISH POLICE IN
 LEAGUE WITH HUNS?
Madrid Newspaper Exposes Alleged Plot to Help
 U-Boat Operations.

Barcelona, Spain, July 8.-Signs are not wanting in a certain section of the Spanish press of uneasiness as to what the verdict of history may be on Spains attitude during the war. The indications are that events slowly are bringing home to the average Spanard sense of doubt as to whether his Country'S interests would not have been better served by a neutrality frankly friendly to the Allies.
 The machinationS of the German espionage system have in several in stances been glaringly exposed. One of the Madrid daily newspapers, al though it has several times been sup pressed by the military censorship has succeeded in bringing to light activi- ties by the German embassy in con- nCrtiOn with the labor troubles in Spain last year. while within the past few weeks one of the chiefs of the Barcelona police was accused of being in league with the German consulate spy bureau for the purpose of as sisting submarines along the coast.
 The case is in the hands of the judi cial authorities The splendid achieve ment Of the United States in sending an army of q million men across the Atlantic in so short a time and the shown, have not been lost on the people here, who at first were inclined to belittle the American effort.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
Russian Revolt Suppressed,

London, July S.-A serious conter revolution has broken out in Moscow, according to a semi official Wolff bureau telegram dated Sunday from Moscow and transmitted to London by the Exchange Telegraph company's correspondent at Copenhagen. Fight ing of great severity is taking place in the streets between the Bolsheviki troops and social revolutionaires
 A message received here today from the Russians wireless service dated Sunday evening at Moscow says that a counter revolution was started in the Russian capital but that 1t has been suppressed
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
DANIELS LAUGHS
 AT GERMAN YARNS
Secretary of Navy Brands Statements of His TcutOnic Rival As "GrOSS
 EXa@gcratiOn."

Washington. July S.--Optimistic statements regarding submarine ac- complishments made by Admiral von Capelle. German minister of marine before the RciChstag on Saturday. were described today by naval off, Cials here as typical of the misinfor- mation which is being given the Ger man people.
 Secretary Daniels after reading the cabled extracts from Admiral von Capelle's speech remarked that he preferred to take Admiral Sims view of the situation.
 Admiral Sims always is sure of his facts before speaking," Mir Dan iels said.
 Van Capelles statement that an average of five big steamers" per day is being destroyed was branded as a gross exaggeration. Taking 5000 tons as the average per ship, a low figure, this would mean that the Ger map submarines arc accounting for 450. .000 tons per month. Some off, COTS suggested that the German min ister of marine evidently is forcing himself to believe submarines failing to report over an extensive period have simply been delayed in their re- turn. In the course of time, however, the failure of individual members of their crews to return home would force an admission of the loss of the boats.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
PLEA WINS;
 TELEGRAPH STRIKE OFF
Interference With Transmits ion of Messages Would Be of Vital Consequence in Prosecution of War;, He Tells Head of Union-Operators Willing to Wait Reason able Time and Strike May Never Be Called.

Chicago, July S.-The strike of tclegra phcrs employed by the WcS- tern Union set for o'clock today did not take place, the order for a strik Q having been revoked by $. J. konen- kamp, president of the Commercial Tele2rapherS' union, after a long dis tanCe telephone conference with See retary of Labor Wilson in Washing ton.
 Secretary Wilson asked the head of the tele'5raphers' union not to allow interference with the transmission of message "of vital consequence in the prosecution of the war; and MT. Konenkamp announced that the strike had been indefinitely postponed.
 The strike scheduled for today will not take place for the present.. and Iir. kOnenllamp. Tt is deferred and l hope will never be called. We believe we shall obtain justice through the agency of government, and not wishing to embarrass the government in the war, we are willing to wait d reasonable time for an adjustment"
 The strike call was issued after the Western Union declined to accept de- Cisions of the National War Labor board of com mplaints of employees of the company that they had been dis
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
SOLDIERS GUARD POLLS.
Government Forces Defeated at Ma tional Assembly Elections in Panama.

Panama, July S.-The government forces were defeated yesterday in the elections to the national assembly which choses president. American soldiers acted as watchers at the polls, and the election was quiet The only untOWard incident reported was that of Father Polo, a priest being killed at Santa Isabella. near Colon
 The opposition apparently will control the assembly by a fair ma joritN. When the assembly meets 1t will elect president to fill the unex- pired two years of the term of the late President Valdez. Other impor- tant questions also will come before 1t, including a constitutional amend ment permitting one not born in Panama to become president. This measure is believed to be in favor of E. A. Morales who was born in Co., lumbia and who was former minister to tho United States
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
KERENSKY OPPOSES LAPS
Former Premier of Russia Speaks Strongly Against Japanese Inter cCntiOn.

Paris, July S.-Former Premier kerensky, of Russia, in an interview printed in the Excelsior today. gives his opinion on the subject of Japan- csc intervention in Russia.
 Tt is time once for all, to under stand our positiOn," he said. ''We have no prejudice against the Japan csc people. They always have been loyal, even during our struggle in Manchuria before the war and tiurnG the war, but that is not the question:
 'It is the question once more of not playing the game of the Bol3ha- wiki, and their German protectors Dy giving them the opportunity of eX- plotting anew the ignorance of the Russian masses in making them be- licVe the Japanese are coming to make war on Russia. Has not Trot- 2lly said that between German and Japanese occupation he would prefer the Germans?"
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
TO RECRUIT ROUMANIANS
Foreign Legion of 10000 to Fight With Allied Nations For the Free dom of Rumania Under Austria

Youngstown, O., July S.-A Rou- mania legion of 10000 men to be re cruited in this country and the allied nations for service against Germany, will be formed immediately under plans made public here today by tho National Roumanian League. ActiVi- ties for the formation of the legion wilt center in Cleveland, ohio. where the national lCugue decided to locate a permanent home. The league yes- terday adopted u resolution faVoring freedom for part of Roumania now under the domination of AAustria.
 Prof. Vasilc StoiCa of Washington was elected president of the organiza- ton and Romal Doctur. Farrell, Pa treasurer,
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
GERMANY BLAMES
 MURDER ON ALLIES
Berlin Makes Capital Out of von Mir bach Assassination and
 Accuses Entente.
Accuses Entente.

London, July S.-As soon as Elm peror William heard of the assassin ution of Count von Mirbach, the Ger man ambassador to Russia, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam, he ordered Foreign Secretary Von Kuehlmann to break off negotiations with Russian dclc- gates in Berlin.
 A strong guard has been placed before the house of the Bolshevik ambassador in Berlin as it is feared the populace of the capital will in nuguratc anti-Russian demonstra- tions.
 All the German newspapers declare the murder of Count von Mirbach must inevitably have great influence on Russo German relations.
 Nikolai Lenine the Bolshevik premier is endeavoring to placate the Germans by appointing an "eX- traordinary commission of inVestiga- ton" to probe the death of won Mir bach. The commission is headed by "Comrade Peters"
 Meanwhile Berlin is doing it's ut most to make capital out of the von count of the assassination concludes:
 "The result of a preliminary in Quiry permits the assumption that agents in the service of the Entente are implicated in the affair"
 Several hundred Russians. includ- ing the social revolutionary leader AlexandroVitch have been arrested at Moscow.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
DRAFTEES 60 JULY 25
New Britain's Quota of 270 Men Will Leave for Camp Dcycns Two Weeks From Thursday.

The date for the leaving of the July increment of National Army men of this city has been definitely cs- tablished as Thursday, July D. The city's quota is 270 men who arc to leave for Camp DcVens with this final increment of the original class 1, which is composed of 40 men from the first district and 30 from the sec ond. The orders for the leaving of this group originally were given as be- tween the 22nd and the 27th, but final orders received by the local boards to- day fixed the date, the 25th, as final. The hour for the leaving of the draftees has not been fixed as yet but will probably be at about the same time aS previous cOntingents.
 Herewith are the names of the first district alternateS: Francis Makrzak. 200 Beaver; Anthony kowal lcZky, 90 Grove; Eric r. Erickson, 25 Wakefield Court; Paul F. LacaVa, 26 Hawkins; Arthur Berquist, 84 Franklin Square; Paul Stange, 1S4 Curtis; Camille Gag liardi, 107 Arch; Joseph Rouillard, IA Beatty.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
EXPECT GERMANS TO
 MARCH ON MOSCOW
London Press Looks for Ruthless Warfare and New Awakening
 of Russians.

London, July S.--The assassination of Count Von Mirbach, the German ambassador to Russia, is seen as an event of great importance, which may have far reaching results, by the newspapers here.
 The Daily Mail and the Daily Ex- press compare it to the murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand at Sara JeVo. The express adds:
 German infuenx Gin Russia) can only be established on q solid basis by the maintenance of q great army of occupation. Russia may once more pay a part in the war"
 The Daily Chronicle expects that if the German emperor has his way there will be a march on Moscow ac- Companied by ruthless seventies. all though it is possible a. more prudent policy may prevail, especially as Lenine and Tchitcherin will accept almost any demands for reparatlon. 1t thinks. nevertheless that such a surrender might precipitate the fall of the BolSheVik government.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-08
TO SELL ENEMY PROPERTY.
Millions of Dollars Worth to Be Dis
 posed of at Public Sales.

Washington. July S.-Alen- owned property valued at millions of dollars soon is to be put on the market at a series of public sales now being arranged by officials in the office of the alien property custodian. The first sale will be that of the property of the Orenstein-Arthur Kopple Co.,. at kOpple. Pa. August 15.
 This company, with offices at Pitts burGh, and a large lumber concern, are the only German corporations in this country which never have been incorporated in the United States.