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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-19
FOR EARLY POSSESSION.

FOR EARLY POSSESSION.
A brownstone and brick dwelling.
containing II rooms. = baths, hot
water heat, electricity. garage for 8
machines. This house and garage now
rented. but practically immediate pos
session may be Mad. 81. 400 per year
offered for house and garage. Only
$500 cash payment required. Price.
ti3.bO0.
EIL.ERSON & WEMPI.E
Phone Main d03. 1tlO q at. NV.
On Varnum ST.. Petworth.
A nice SIX room, and bath brick home.
having hot water heat and electricity.
front porch and good yard to "0-ft.
alley. Price Sa.aW.
ElLEkSoS l. WEMPLE
Phone Main ,hi, lttO q ST. NV.
itSa 9th ST.. CORNER OF P--FoURTEEN
outside rooms; slide porch; suitable for doctor.
dentist or rooming house: vacant; immediate
Possession: easy tsrmk Apply OWNER, 206
Cesonodo bads. TIL. n. eoA
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Near 18th and O SITS.

Three STORY and cellar brick: ten rooms.
bath. garage. large yard. open freplaces, cabi.
net ma ntels; possession. Price, IS. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-19

FOR SALE, s11. 900.
We offer three story. brick and stone
dwelling a numbered street. with outlook
on Mass. ave-. not far from Sheridan Circle;
10 rooms, hot-water heat. electric lights A
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York avenue.
FOR sALE-IN THE VICINITY OF DUPONT
CIRCLE.
We offer a number of very desirable prop
critics at most reasonable prices in this choice
he duplicated for, and several Of them at q
much lower figure than placed on them sew
eral years ago.
We are particularly deSlrous OF having you
look at these properties:
Entire front of stone: very close to Dupont
Circle; Il rooms. hot.wstsr heat. electric
lights, brick garage: $4,000
$4,000 18th STREET.
z STORIES 12 rooms: lot 20x9o.
SIS, 600. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
AND Q STREET.
8 stories: stone and brick hot-water heat.
send for complete list Of houses in this
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1342 New York avenue
FOR SALE-$1O. 500.
Near British embassy; 1o-Eoom dwelling;
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York avenue.
FOR sALE-IMNiEDIATE POSSESSION.
well built. 4-story English sement dwell
ing baths . heat nd SC. lights
'0'-' -ANOTHER-
Almost new; very handsome: on avenue west
cd: sew several baths: garage; Immediate posses
''''' STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York avenue.
BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY-coR-
ner on Mass. ave. and west Of 18th st.:
over 4o-ft. front: Is rooms and baths and
etc; electricity. gas. hot-water heat:
splendidiy arranged for entertaining or
for physician. Price, $4,000.
wide and deep lot to wide alley; just the
location and house for physician or large
family: y rooms and modern baths:
sion at once. Price. a real pre-war
bargain.
Nearly new modern. up-to-date house; 8
rooms and bath; screened porch and win
dows; hot-water heat: electricity and gas;
large lot: near car line: immediate pos
session. Price only 5000.
IN VIRGINIA.
Handsome corner brick residence; mag
nifcent view Of Washington; 8 rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. hardwood floors and
trim. front and rear porches. sleeping
porch. garage. gas and electricity. large
lot, 1OOx130: 25 minutes from center of
city. Price reasonable.
Another virginia home. nearly one acre
of land improved by artistic brick resi-
dence-S rooms and bath. hot-water heat,
electricity barn. garage. chicken house,
fine garden. high and healthy location.
Only $500.
Near weather bureau; snap; 2-story. g.
-oom, hay window brick: ami; deep lot
to wide alley. Price. $500. Very rea-
sonable terms.
Near Cd and A n.e.-fne colonial porch
house Z rooms and modern bath; finished
in white and mahogany. Price, s., 100
$500 less than adjoining house-easy terms.
Nice Groom house, X at. near 18th at.
Sc, for only 81, 800. Look at it.
White or colored-2 nice S-room. and
bath houses near 4th st. and Mass ay, NV.
Price. $35OO-small cash payment and
balance monthly.
WALTER A. BROWN. eo4 18th ST.
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
REALTORS,
NJ. o345. 713 14th st.

Near Mass. Ave. Extended
Beautiful detached home in one
of the finest home sections of
Washington; 10 rooms, baths;
absolutely modern in every detail;
hot-water heat, electric lights;
immense lot: Gear garage; fruit
trees, grapevine and garden;
reduced for quick sale to s12,500.
can get immediate possession.
Takoma Park
Beautiful detached home; IL
rooms and bath; modern in every
respect; electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim; porches; one
half acre of ground; fruit trees;
early possession; liberal terms.
$500.
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$500.
BEAUTIFUL HOME OCCUPIED BY OWNER.
9-story, press brick. rooms. tiled ba tn.
good furnace, laundry. garage. new awnings,
screens. newly decorated-the entire house in
dale.
$6.75O
Near 18th st. and Columbia road-sroom
brick. tiled BATH gas. electricity, hotwater
heat laundry tubs. garage. upper and lower
porch overlooking Rock Greek Terms ar
ranged.
$67OO
Petworth-New house. occupied BY army Of
hcer Groom brick; tiled bath, gas, electricity.
laundry tubs, alley, upper and lower norch
large lot This is an opportunity to get a
bargain
$3.oO0-Northeast: Brick. rooms. tiled ba th
hot-water heat, hardwood trim colo
nial porch. Terms
I have other properties sale.
DAVID e. BARRY
Main 1901. 1SO7 ri at nv
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HighvieW-

Highview.
Located on Rhode Island ave.,
at one Of the highest points in
the District; 8 rooms and bath:
front colonial porch: parQuet
floors; liberal terms; $5,350.
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Capitol Hill.

Located on A st. Sc. near 9Th;
close TO car lines; excellent resi-
Dental neighbOrhood; Z rooms and
bath: good yard to paved alley;
walking distance Of navy yard:
Immediate possession: terms. $500
cash: price. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-19

Three story and cellar brick: nine rooms
bath; lot l9xa5, alley; rooms large and cheer
full short distance of many expensive homes
Price, 5000.
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TWO DESIRABLE HOMES.
THE BLOOMINGDALE SECTION.
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
NEAR 1st AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ON WIDE PROMINENT STREET.
A we'll built home Of large rooms and bath,
hot-water heat, fine cellar, hardwood floors
and in good condition. Will sell on reason
able terms.
PRICE, $500.
BRYANT ST. NEAR LIST. OVERLOOKING
THE PARK AT THE FILTRA-
TION PLANT.
very attractive two-story brick residence;
6 large rooms and bath; furnace heat; fine Gel
lar; entire property recently redecorated; pos
session when desired.
PRICE. $3.50.
Reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. DETACHED, IN PET
WORTH. SIDE LAWN.
PRICE. $1,000.
This is q we'll built home of large rooms
bath; hot-water heat; electric light: large
front porch; extra large yard; reasonable
terms.
MOORE HILL. Inc. 1902 H ST. NV.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME IN AN EX-
PRICE, $500.
Now occupied by owner, so that no didculty
will be encountered in securing possession.
This is an exceptionally we'll constructed
corner house. having 10 rooms u bedrOoms),
bath. hot-water heat. frst-hoor kitchen, room
for garage, fine cellar. The house Is in ex-
cellent order throughout, and Is very cheap at
the price quoted.
MOORE HILL. Inc, 1902 d st. NV.
.l,,uiv
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TAKON1A PARK.

$s.750-12 rooms. baths; fats; mod
ern. No. 1oI.
$7,000-6 rooms sleeping porches
bath; ami. No. los.
$6,000-S rooms, bath: garage; bar
gain. No. 100.
$500 rooms, bath shade trees Balti-
more ave. No. no.
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10 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID ROOMS
and . baths hot-water heat: electricity ser
wants room: instantaneous heater; garage =
screened porches immediate possession. only
So, $50 OWNER. Main %.
FOR SALE-BEST BUY IN CITY, 3445 OAK
wood terrace NV + rooms and bath front
and rear porches: facing Rock Creek PARK !;
large back yard to alley; open Tor lnspecuoh'
immediate possession.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC.
1413 ii st. NV.
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3O15 N ST, GEORGETOWN-sTOR AND IL
rooms deep lot excellent. business location.
Only s.. 80. OWNER, Main 22'.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-FINE. MODERN
3-story brick dwelling containing 10 rooms. 3
ha this hot-water heat; garagf possession.
GEO. ]. YESTERDAY. 1412 g St
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; OWNER IN
house 1 rooms and bath large sleeping porch
and double garage: nice neighborhood ! near
Lincoln Park; h.w.h. condition good as new.
Price, 50 900. F. MALE, 105 Sc.
ONLY sic. 900 FOR A WE'LL hOCATED
PROPERTY.
r. I. AVE RET. 18th AND 18th SITS. NV.
Brick; 3 stories; II rooms. baths; steam
heat: large lot to 20-ft. alley; plenty room
for a garage.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
SWARTZELI, RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
727 18th st. NV.
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Near 18th and S SITS.
Near North Capitol and S SITS

Central and convenient location; mode
three-story brick: eight rooms, two baths:
exceptionally attractive home. Price, 81. 81
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VACANT SO. 900 WILL BUY NICE TWO
story. two-famiiy apartment: light brick. bay
window front: tWo-story rear porch: ) and q
rooms and bath each; second floor vacant ;
southern exposure. On Todd place. half block
from North Capitol st.
.. p. THOMPSON 4 co.
06 17e q q -
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RD,: BEAUTIFrI,
home; u square west Of 18th at. car line: a
rooms, tiled bath. electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim: attractive mantels, colonial
front porch Price, $1,000.
WALTER A. BROWN, 624 18th st.
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SOUTHEAST.

10 rooms. bath; open freplaces ;
fine rooming house. No. 81.
q rooms. = baths: modern; near
cars: \ st. No. 90.
s rooms. bath; near car line; sth
ST. near End. No. 80.
s rooms. bath; room for garage !:
G ST near 5th. No. 100.
IS rooms, bath; porches; 400
block Pa. ave. No. 101.
10 rooms. bath: room for "a
rage: LIST ST. near Bird. No 100.
8 rooms, bath; . lots; Nichols
ave. No. 103.
s rooms. bath: good value & St.
1900 block. No. 104.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-ATTRACTIvE 4
Slm for month of August. Phone Cleveland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
WIFE CHARGES DESERTION
Mrs. Mary C. Pearce Also Alleges
], Nonsupport Against Chauffeur

Alleging desertion and nonsupport,
Mrs. Mary C. Pearce sued her hus-
band, McCord Pearce, yesterday for
= limited divorce and alimony. They
were married in 1913, at Alexan-
hria, w.. and have one child, Annie
Laurie Pearce, whose custody the
EIother asks. Pearce is alleged to
nave deserted his family in 1915,
ind gone to Wilmington, Del, but
recently returned to Washington
ind now is employed as chauffeur
by his mother, Mrs. Annie Pdarce
a725 Connecticut Avenue north
wett.
1t is alleged by his wife that
Pealce was indicted by the grand
curry on March 9, 1917, for nonsup-
port, and on his plea of guilty was
given suspended sentence and
placed on parole, conditional that he
pay her small weekly amount,
which she says is insufficient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
EXCITEMENT AT
THE SILK MILL
Two Strangers Throw Sus-
picious Package Under
a Window
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE
Police Department Notified, and Of
ficer Durrer Arrives on the Scene
And Makes Investigation.

Some excitemeTt was caused at
the K-ots Throwing Co., shortly be-
fore noon tcGay by two strange
men who appeared on the SIDE
walk of the factory and cast a
package under window. Pas
se,csby as well as operatives
suspected the bundle contain
ed a bomb, ard were afraid to go
near it. A telephone call was sent
to ihe station house and in short
time Offer Durrer arrived and he
had the nerve to open the package,
which was held together by wire.
Adster removing the wire and paper
he came ito what appeared to be a
"cake of compressed pa.ticles of
cork about twice the size Of am ordiJ
nary brick. It was moulded square.
The cffcer took the prtcaution to
r,ace the suspicious device in water
to soak. where it will remain until he
is satisfied 1T is safe to pry into the
interior.
No one was able to give the po-
hce an accurate description of the
two individuals who carried the
bundle.
The proprietors of the silk mill
have had no friction With their ope-
rativcs, and the affair Is as mysEer-
iouss to thdm as ito anybody else.
The incident produced consider
able excitement in the neighbor-
hood, and many persons gathered
about the mill. The employees are
are mostly young women, and the
suggestion that an attempt was
made to dynamite she plant natur-
auy rendered them anxious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
HOLD HUSBAND AND WIFE
Accused of Staying Chauffeur and
Stealing Automobile

Baltimore, July 16.-A Baltimore
detective went to Atlantic City yes
terday to further investigate recent
movements there Of Clarence and
Grace Cothron, who were arrested
Monday in Palatka, Florida, for the
Baltimore authorities on the charge
of killing Homer Jones, chauffeur.
Cothron is native of Eau Gallie,
Fla, small fishing town on the east
coast, $50 mile ssouth of Jacksonville
His wife, whom he met several years
ago at Miami, is said to be daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edith Stewart, of Atlantic
City. For several days after the crime
was discovered detectives searched
Atlantic City and Newark, and one
trip by automobile led them to the
mountains of West Virginia.
Additional surprises were furnish
ed yesterday morning by Police Com
missioner Edward f. Burke, who stat
ed that the couple is beheyed to be
responsible for murder in New Jer
sey, committed in almost exactly the
same way as the Jones 1crIme.
Police say they will try to fasten
the following. crimes on the pair:
The murder, of Homer Jones or the
morning of June II.
The theft of the. $1,000 automobile
which j ones was driving when shot.
The kidnapping of nine-year7cld Ma
RE Grcsscup, 614 Wyeth street
Theyhold-up in the Martinique Hotel
Atlantic City and the theft of $500
from the cashier.
The .perpetration of the '"badger"
game on Congressman, from whom
they are said to have obtained large
sum of money.
The murder of negro chauffeur in
Atlantic City after the Jones crime.
The theft of the high-powered auto
mobile which the New Jersey negro
was driving at the time of the homl-
eide
The attack on Elmer Swami, OF
West Baltimore street, chauffeur
whcdrove two men to the home of a
man near Seven Mile lane and was
then bound and gagged and left ted
to rafter in an outhouse on March
Is.
The hold-up committed the follow,
ing Saturday, in which Washington
chauffeur was hired to bring two
men to this city and in deso!ate
spot near Glcnburnie was pounced ur
on, bound and gagged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
BOAT TAKEN OFF
Steamer Lord Baltimore is Taken
From Pfer-Penn is Still in
Operation; !, h

Announcement was made yester
day by officials of the Washington
and Southern Navigation Company
operating a steamship line between
this city and Norfolk, Of an import
ant change in schedule, necessitated
by the withdrawal of one of It's
boats from service.
Hereafter departures will be
made from the wharf on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, only, in
stead of daily, as heretofore, while
trips will be made from Norfolk on
Wednesday rs, Fridays and Sundays.
Stops will be made at the intermed-
late points of Colonial Beach, Va,
and Piney Point, Nd, but arrange
ments cam ITO longer be made for re-
turn the same way, it was Stated.
The steamer Lord Baltimore is
the boat withdrawn, leaving only
the steamer Penn, craft capable
cf an average speed of twenty
miles an hour and one of the fast
est passenger boats on the river.
lit is thought that. this abridgc-
ment in service will be but tempor-
ary, as arrangements are being
made to acquire larger and more
sumptuously equipped vessel than
the Lord Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
AIM BLOW AT
STORED LIQUOR
Law to Take :away Privilege
to Have Ardent Spirits
In Cellar
AFTERMATH OF FIGHT
Many Conservative Drys Declare
Move Will Serve to Divide Ranks
of Prohibition.

! Flushed with their sweeping vic
tory over the "Eberals" Monday
some of the "bone dry" members of
THE House yesterday determined
Mpon plan to make the Volstead
prohibition enforcement biz even
more drastic than it now stands.
This plan is aimed at the element
That laid in a supply of liquors be-
More the war prohibition act be-
lciame operative, July l. Notice to
This effect was served at a meeting
eff the Judiciary Committee.
/ Wher consideration of the bill is
resumed an amendment will be Of
sfereG to eliminate the provision leg
alizing the possession of intoxicants
in residences. The reiterated charges
that many members of Congress
and wealthy citizens have stored up
in their cellars larga quantities of
,yines, whisk and beer, the "Eone
dry" advocates declare, make it nee
. ssta1y to insert in the enforcement
Y legislation a prohibition against the
Of liquors regardless of
when purchased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
STOCK SALES POSTPONED
800 Shares of Washington-Firginia
Railway to go Under Hammer
:. July 90


The trustees sale of 5000 shares Of
common and: 900 shares Of preferred
Railway Company, Which was to have
been held yesterd,y by the Con
tinental Trust Company, has been
postponed until July 80, it was stated
This action. was taken upon request
Of the Washington banks holding the
s6s.0O0 Of notes of the Washington
Utilities Corporation which are secur-
ed by the stock in question. The notes
are held by three Washington banks
md one bank in Alexandria.
Although there have been no bids
for the stocks of the Washington
Virginia Company on the local stock
exchange for several years, and nc
dividend is now being paid on either
the preferred or common, consider
able interest attaches to the sale OF
the stock at auction since it IS un.
derstood that certain interests hop>
through its purchase to acquire con.
troll of the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
F|REMEN ;.,HAVE =
!. NARROW ESCAPE
Extra Motor Hose Wagon
Skids EnrOute to
Fire
ALL ESCAPE INJURY
Fire of Incendiary Origin Partially
Destroys Two Frame Houses 311-
3l3 South Royal Street.

Six volunteer firemen had a mar
row escape from being killed wher
the extra motor fire hose car of the
Reliance fire engine company skid.
ded on the wet hsret as the vehicle
turned the corner of King anu RcyaI
street seast on King street enroute
to an alarm of fire at 1850 o'clock
last night.
just as the turn was made by the
driver the front tire of the left
wheel blew. out and the driver by
prompt action saved the apparatus
from overturning. The machine,
however, swung around with great
force b!tting into THE curbing on
the east side of Royal street just
south of King street.
In less time than it takes to tell
the firemen jumped from the appa-
ratus.
In a few minutes the machines
was rlgF.ed by the driver ana the
firemen aea;-. bearded the machine
and proceeded to the fire.
The fire was in two unoccupied
houses 311 and 313 South Royal
street, frame structures.
According to the fremen the blaze
originated in house 311 and this
house was principally damaged, all
though considerable damage was
done to the adjoining house by wa
ter.
The fire is believed by the fire
authorities to have been of incendi-
ary origin.
Promrt action of the fremen save
the buildings from destruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
ANOTHER VOTE ASKED
Daylight Bill I'd be Qct1sidsded To-
daySh hy Full; Committee

Daylight Bill I'd be qcnsidsded To-
day by Full Committee
Washington, July 16.-zRepeal Of
the Daylight saving law, believed
selled by tn House Monday in sus-
tanning the Presidents veto of re-
peal legislation; was reopened yes
terday at conference between
leaders of the Senate and House
Agriculture Committees.
Senate leaders insisted on another
vote by the House on the rider OF
the agricultural bill to repeal the
daylight saving act. The matter
will be considered tomorrow by the
full House Agriculture Committee
Senate leaders at their conference
today With Chairman Haugen, OF
the House Committee. declared that
the effort on the floor yesterday to
pass the bilt over the Presidents
evto was ihaf-hea1ted. and tina,
these in charge of THE measure, hae
fa:led. to point Qua the insistsnt de
mand from farmers for elimination
of the summer time schedule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Senator Lodge Wants President tc
Furnish Information Concern
ing Shantung


Without record vote, the Sen
ate late Yesterday adopted Senator
Lodges resolution asking the Presi-
dert for information as to an al
legged treaty information as to an
alleged traty negotiated between
J:.ran ard Germany in 1918. The
Senate the adjourned until Thurs
day.
Senator Lodge charged during de-
bate on the Peace Treaty that the
Shantung settlement was "a price
paid" for Japan's signature to the
League of Nations with the rob5ing
of China as the consideration.
"Shantung was 4 Price raid and
all tie world knows it." Mr. Ledge
said. .'There is no s.-rute . IN.
.tat'nnS that run5 against 4 great
wrcng like that"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
POSTMASTER'S APPEAL
Virginin Writes Letter to Depart
ment Asking Reimbursement

Postmaster General Burlesnl4' s
staff of inspectors is endeavorirg to
discover some loop-hole in the law
to reimburse Frank II. Chambers. jr.,
fourth-class postmaster at Feather
stone, Va, who lost a third Of Ms
monthly pay s6.23-when a sheet o.
2-cent stamps slipped from his fin
gers and alighted, ss;cky-side dowr,
on a sheet of fly paper.
Chambers wrote the following let
ter to the Postoffice Department:
: "While l am a first-class post:Nas-
ter, my Office is only a fourth-c!ass
postofIice and my average pay is only
S6.23 month.
Today as: l took from my safe. 4
sheet of 2-ceno stamps, | unfor-
tunately. let it slip, and it fell sticky
side down, on a sheet of sticky fly
paper.
This, sir, is catastrophe. One
third OF my earnings for the month
of July is lost.
"Should not the government be re-
ouired to make good to me this lcss ?
Ard # the government does rot
would not this be suitable case for
the league of nations to discuss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-16
NOTICE

In connection with the completion
of the Filtration Plant of this Com
pany, and the extension Of the 20 inch
effluent main from the Filters into
the Reservoirs, it is necessary to draw
down the water level in the Reservoirs
about six feet which will reduce the
pressure over the city about 2.5 lbs
This work is in progress this week
Until it is completed and the high
water again restored in the reser'
vo!rs, consumers on the higher levels
of the system may experience some
temporary inconvenience, -whrch we
regret, but wh;ch,is unavoidable. We
will restore original conditions al
the earnest possible. moment.
> Alexandria Water Company.