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The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
JAMAICA RESULTS

First Racs-Day Lilly, IOs CMillsr). 7 to
l. > to ?, 7 TO s. Gilt Gringe, los CKum-
mer), to ?. TO 10; segurola, IOI
(Aooney), 8 to 5. Time, l:I4 Is. Omer
K, Sulphur, sunny Days. Craftsman, George
Bovee, Lady LoVitt also ran.
Second Race-Beaumarais, I16 CKummerl,
to 1. to 10, to 4; Favour, 103 CPouce)
TO l, to 5; American Soldier, 100 tRich-
creek, 5 to 5. Time, 1:46 l-5. The Roe,
Beautiful Kathryn, Dioscoride also ran.
Third Race-Sunnyland, Il6 CKummer)
ID to 5, Z TO 10, l to 4; Albert A. ll6 On.
sorl, to 5, out: Lord Herbert, los tRich.
creek. to 5. Time, 1:47 2-5. War Plume,
Titanium also ran.
Fourth Racs-Ton McTaggsrt. I22 CRob.
tnSon), IS TO 5, 8 to S, 2 to 5; Red Red
Rose, 81 tkumner), 8 to !, to S; Leading
Star. ss Mooney. to 5. Time, LIS 2-5.
Rsleo, Ennlade, Whisk, Penelope also ran.
Ftfth Raos-Bsllet Dancer 2d, e5
Mooney, to 5, to 4, out; Pastoral
swain. 9s tBabin), l TO T. out: stallan, IO7
tkummerl. out. Tine, las Is. Only
three starters.
Sixth Rsoe-Chateau Thierry. Il5 fEn-
sorl, Z to !, to 1, to 5; Summit. I15
tBuItonl, to 8, out; Hold Up. ll5 Rob
insonl, s to 5. Time, 100 2-5. Honey cen.
haTehona, Bseehanslian also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
LAUREL RESULTS

First Race-Parader, 1I2 (Coltilett), 40.
500, 2.7o; Loughland, liz Kelsey, $50,
4.40; Lough Red, III (ButweuD, 40. Time
1:15 rs. Pimlico, Secretary, SAMMY Jay,
'Dantzig, Folly and Good Hope also ran.
Second Racs-Man o. The Hour, I47 CCraw-
ford, $40, $50, a.eo; c. S. Grason. Ias
CThouasl, lI.2o. 500; war Victor, las
BUSH, 1890. Time 4.0l 2-5. sEarloeker,
Iyry, Briar Bay, Old Maid, Unar swincoski,
Hurry Up, Surf Queen, Ribbon Grass and
y. z. Davis also raa.
Third Raee-The Belgian I'd, 107 CWess.
ler), 31.OO, 1880, 1880; Murphy. IO2 INC
Atee), $50, 4.30; Sunrose, "a (JarvisD. 1890.
lime Ills 2-5. Rafferty,, Sentimental. Gus
scheer, Circulate, Csubeen, James, General,
'Lucie Mayjn, Huntemann, 'Kernan, Dinty
Moore, 'kitty johnson and sSweeplet also
ran.
Fourth Raee-Bly, 11o (RomanellD, 4O. 20.
1910, $50 Tantalus, ITO CShuttinger), $50,
$40; Ftzer, 1l5 (Johnson), 40. Time I:4s
10. Chex and Beauty Sleep also ran
Firth Race-Sugar Mint, 109 (NIorris)
1910, $40, $50; Allivan, 1O6 (CoItilettil
$50, $40: Johnny 0verton, 100 johnson
I.oO. Time l:43. shcrt Change, Court Fool.
Martha Luckett, PanctuaI, KsIIipolis and
Shoal also ran.
Sixth Race-Two Pair, 10s CColtiletti)
$50, $50, out; Super Woman, 1l3 (Keoghl
20, out; The Baggage, los CStirling), out.
Time liza Is. Polly Ann also ran.
Seventh Race-Nclle Yorke, "a CAlleu)
$50, $50, 2.T0; Woodthrust, 100 CMcAtee)
800, 2.3O; Waukeag. 100 CColtiIett). 70,
Time 1:SS 2-5. lie Dinosaure, Bar Gov and
Kong Kong also ran.
'Field
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
TRADE BOARD
URGES ACTION
Industrial Interests Com
mittee Seeks to Remedy
Housing Situation.

Recommendation that strong ef-
forts be made to help the housing
situation in Washington and that a
petition be sent TO Congress urging
the adoption OF Col. Lsngfitt's plans
for utilizing the water power Of
Great Falls are included in the an
nusl report of the industrial inter
ests committee Of the Board OF
Trade, formulated at a meeting last
night in the Board rooms. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue,
northewst.
The report also urges that steps
be taken to establish an industrial
community wherein employees OF new
concerns locating in the District
may find proper housing and living
conditions"
Deplores Power Waste.
AT this time when the question
Of fuel is so vital" the report states.
1T seems incredible that such a vast
supply OF power should be practi-
cslly wasted as is the water power
Of Great Falls"
Eight years ago" Il continues.
"Col. Langfitt made a survey OF the
proposition and submitted an eX-
haustive report which included
three separate projects and about
sixty maps. The surveys and reports
since, are more or less repetitions
OF Col. Langftt's report. We. there
fore, recommend that every com
mittee % the Board Of Trade BE-
directed to petition Congress 70
adopt Col. Langftts pans for utI-
izinE the power Of Great Falls"
The report outlines in detail the
work OF the committee during the
past year. and calls attention 70 the
fact that "in one Of our reports
during the last twelve moprhs We
mentioned the great need OF bUilc
ings in Washington wherein small
factories might locate and find the
necessary heat, light and power
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

comes no more to Coralio nor to
DR.. Gregg. who sits in vain. wag-
ging his redundant beard, waiting
to enrich his derelict audience with
his moving tale of trepanning and
jealousy.
But prosperously to the lucidity Of
these loose pages, Smith shall futter
among them again. In the nick OF
time he shall come TO tell US why
he strewed so many anxious cigar
stumps around the cocoanut palm
that night This he must dc; for,
when he sailed away before the
dawn in his yacht Rambler he car
ried with him the answer Of a rid
die so big and preposterous that
few in Anchuria had ventured even
to PROFOUND IT.
Copyright, 1890. BY Wheeler syndicste.l
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
HAGERSTOWN RESULTS

First Raoe-Get EN-. lis (Taylor), ESQ
eco; Our Kate, 107 CPauley), $40 Time
lF2 80: Devil to Pay and Billow also ran.
Second Racs-stanley II, us (schlisluser)
40, 500; Togoland, 112 (Bergen), $50
No time taken. Claude walker, Omelos
Rose Mary also ran.
Third Rsce-Gua rdsman, 115 CMcDo~eID
80, 800: Early Morn. 115 (walcottl, $40
Time, 1:o2 10. DR.. Buckner, The Six Hun.
dred, Florsaiu also ran.
Fourth Race - Pretty Baby. III NC.
CorkleD, $40. $40; Hello Pardner. 116 IF.
Bergen), $50. Time, 1:e3 80. Banyan
Keen Jane also ran.
Fifth Race-Dirie Flyer, lI2 (McDoweIl).
40. 500; Bell Main, 1l2 CBergen), 430.
Time, 100 2-5. Waking Dream, Wealthy
Ann. siler I'd, Star Finch, Pluviada also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

~sreased lightning and will drag.
~any punk down to the wire today"
Miss Fontaine and Golden Ounce
<gure close up. The latter is Just
little better than rated.
Lots OF activity around the Flori-
zant stable last night I take 1t to
mean they think they can cop a
heat with Westwood. He's in a tufr
spot however, so don't everyday
your hand. Jack Hare Jr. is him
self now. Same goes for, Beaming
Beauty and Alta Boy II. The latter
has a slight pull in the weights.
The Camden entry can win the nth.
Woodtrap is sleeper in the sixth.
All over but the shouting in the
Maryland. II John P. Grier goes
he'll just naturally tin-can. Take
my advice and specify the Whitney
entry-John to GO" Damask Is also
on edge. The Parr entry is form
liable. With Grier out of the way
and the track muddy Paul Jones
could win. The checkers special is
Benevolent which seems to be in
a soft spot in the last. Nun sed.
One best bet of the day-Whitney
entry.
Best take a chance bet-CIaude
Brown.
Best psrIey-westwood, Wood
trap, wsdsworth Last to win.
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
First race-MIlitary Girl, Ground
Swell, Honor Man.
Second rsce-Louise wynne, Miss
Fontsine, Golden Quince.
Third rsce-CIaude Brown, Anna
Gallup, FriE-
Fourth rnee-westwood, Jack
Hare Jr., Benming Beauty.
Fifth raee-Camden entry, Brad-
ley entry, MeGOodwtn.
sixth rsee-woodtrap, Regalo,
Matinee Idol.
Seventh raee-wadsworth Last,
Dahabish, Horace Leach.
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First raee-Ira Wilson, James,
BrySon entry.
Second race-Ticket, Bushouse,
West Minister.
Third race-CarefuI, By Jimmy,
Muttikins.
Fourth race-whitney entry, Parr
entry, Herd Girl.
Fifth race-scurry, War Marvel,
Siren MaId-
sixth raee-FrankIin, Mumbo
Jumbo, War Machine.
seventh raee-Beneyolent, will
freda, Capital City.
Best bet-Whttney entry.
EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS.
Firxt raee-Mambi, Episode, San
tn Claus
=, Second raee-Mad Halter, Sweet
Music, Lady Gertrude.
Third raee-Night stick, st. Isl
dorc. Jyntee.
2 Fourth race-Dunboyne, Hildreth
entry ,Thunderstorm.
Fifth race-Night Stick, Frederick
the Great, Phalaris.
Sixth race-Dewey Eve, Thorn
hedge, Crimson Rambler.
Best bet-Mad Halter.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
MOVIE LESSON
FILMS TESTED
School Heads See Cube
Root, Bane Of School Days,
Shown on Screen.

Education by movies" may be
established in Washington schools
II the demonstration staged yester-
day morning at the Franklin School
by Mrs. Katherine Carter, of New
York, receives approval OF Su-
perintendent Ballou.
The first mathematical film ever
made, showing the method of teach
ing square and cube root, was ca
hibited.
The flm was prepared bysCol. W.
o. Owen, professor at Georgetown
University, and was exhibited by
Mrs. Carter at the request of DR..
Abram Simon, president Of the
Board Of Education.
DR.. Simon, who ordered the dem
onstration, declared IL was in line
with his policy OF bringing all ex-
periments in the educational field
TO the attention of Washington
school officials.
Education by movies already has
been adopted in a number OF New
York classrooms, It was declared.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
Howard "U" Trims Southeruers.

Raleigh, n. C., Oct. I5.-Howard
University scored an easy victory
over Shaw University in football
hhere today. 26 to o. The visitors
outclassed the Shaw aggregation in.
all departments OF the game and
put up the fastest brand of ball
seen here this season.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
.OLLYERs CQrNENE3kl
~ on the NGLW
SPoRToSkNGS ~!
Claude Brown.

Claude Brown.
limbo" Hawkins has this good nag ready for the
big question Advices from those supposed to be on
the inside" the effect that it's shooting
affair today. That being the look for Claude
roll down TO the pay-of station the front end
Of the procession. He'll be at fair price. too. Anna
Gallup got terrible ride the last time She can
and will show improvement that effort. Friz
is educated in clever hands. The right money
make him like stake horse. Do you get
me- Hector?
The boys with the split second watches shoot
along Military Girl as the good thing in the days
opener. She has surely worked fast enough to- trim
such company. Ground Swell is that has been
entertaining the boys in the morning Honor Man is
the whispered sleeper. Out of the old brine barrel
genuine pickler in the second It's other than
st to the of the railbirds She's faster than
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
2 Games on Knickerbocker Field.

Many football fans are expected
to witness double header at
knickerbocker field tomorrow when
the regular team plays the fast
Washington A. C, and the Midgets
tackle the Western Buds.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY HIGHWAY.
One Best-War Marvel.

First-Rsgnarok, Ina Kay,
Amackassin.
Second - Rupica, Bughouse,
Ticket.
Third-Csreful, By Jimmy.
Muttikins.
Fourth-whitney Entry. Parr
Entry. Herd Girl.
Fifth-war Marvel, Pride of
India, Scurry.
Sixth-War Machine, Franklin,
Sunny Hill.
Seventh-Benevolent, Antoi-
nette, Capital City.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

wyHY Central Park amt IN
Nv it with this neck of the
woods. I'm from New
York. They get monkeys and
cocosnuts and parrots down here
lis that right!
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

One best bet of the day-whitney
entry.
Best take chance bet--Claude
Brown.
Best psrIey-Westwood, Wood
trap, wadsworth Last TO win.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16

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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
&C P. IS SUICIDE.
DEMOCRATS SAY

- Washington, June 1.-THE White
House has been the house of happi-
ness for days, in fact ever since the
republican national convention in
Chicago began to display incapable
ties.
Now the happiness has been ac-
centuated to an indescribable ex-
tent because Of adoption of the re-
publican platform on the League Of
Nations. And this Joy is not con-
confined to the White House alone,
it echoes throughout the admins
tration and it is a sincere joy Which
is caused by the opinion that the re-
publican party rapidly is reaching
conditions where the people will rush
to avoid it.
From an administration leader
today it was learned that the White
House views the republican declara-
lions on the League of Nations as
complete surrender to the irrecon-
cilables and a result which cannot
help but unite the democratic par
ty in San Francisco and also draw
to the support of the democratic
candidate, a great body Of independ-
ent republicans who are sincerely
for a League of Nations and whose
vote will not be controlled by politi- |
cal necessities. |
In other words the administration
takes the view that support of the
republican platform will be general
only with the office seekers and
those who would be republicans I'M
der any and all conditions.
The republican party has gone
wrong on a great moral issue" it is
commended, it has placed itself in OPP
position to church organizations, la
Dor organizations and business or
CARNATIONS and being wrong on
great moral issue, the Administra-
ion cannot see how its candidate can
,e supported by the people.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you oct mora
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, Iaziness.
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening. invigorating effect, see
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite. you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not a patent medicine, it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength-C Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made il
the favOrite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago, folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
member of their family had Malaria or
needed bodybuilding. strengthening
tonic. The formula is just the same to-
day, and you can get 1t from any drug
store. Coo per bottle.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
MANY APPEARING
BEFORE BOARD

Large numbers of citizens are ap-
pearing daily before the equaliza-
ton board, now in session in Dres-
den. It is our information that the
board is applying the knife where,
in its judgment, it is found equita-
BILE and raising the assessments
where not high enough-in reality
equalizing taxes. o
There is a great deal of COM
plant from practically every Sec
ton of the county over what is
termed the "high" assessments and
citizens are appealing to the county
equalization board for relief, which
is being given in some instances and
denied in others. The board will
continue to hear complaints during
next week, taking up the several dis
tricts in their order, as published
elsewhere in today's paper. Citi-
zens are asked not to appear on
other dates than those published for
their respective districts.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
CARD OF THANKS

l want to thank my dear kind
friends and neighbors for their faith
fitness and kind attention to my
dear boy and myself during our long
Affections, for so many nice delica-
sizes sent to us, for their kind an de-
voted attentions at the last, for all
they did for him, and for the abun-
dance OF sweet flowers they be-
slowed. Especially do we want to
thank DR.. Little for his interest and
faithfulness to him, also to percy
Adams, who nursed him so tenderly
and so untiringly; also to Foster
Brooks and wife, Junior Stoker and
wife. But, oh, so many kind and
considerate ones, too numerous to
call by name, but l thank one and
all from the depths of my heart for
all they did for us, and pray God to
bless them, preserve and save each
one that lent helping hand in this
hour of my lonely and sad bereave-
ment. l thank all for every word
of loving sympathy expressed by
word or letter. God bless you all
His Mother, Mrs. Mary Alexander.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
AT. OF L. PLANS
TOGIVE SUPPORT
TO DEMOCRATS

Montreal, P. O., June 1.-THE
American Federation of Labor, in
convention here, made preparations
tonight to offer the support of or
ganized labor to the democratic par
ty in return for its acceptance of the
labor platform demands which lead
ers declare the republican party has
ignored. Labor leaders announced
tonight that the subject would be
placed before the federation's con-
vention tomorrow. The first step,
they said would be a condemnation
of the republican party to be follow
ed by an appeal to the democratic
party for incorporation Of labor
policy in its platform.
Samuel Gompers and other labor
leaders were in session late today
preparing a plan of action. They
declined to divulge their decision,
but indicated drastic action against
the republican party would be pro-
posed.
Delegates and labor officials
showed considerable sentiment for
the formation of labor party.
Thoose close to Mr.. Goompers,
asserted tonight that the action of
the republican convention would
have no effect on the nonpartisan
political program, and there was
mot the slightest possibility" of la
Dor putting a party in the field this
year.
Pacific coast delegates advocates
of labor party made use of the sit
uation and pressed their plan to have
the convention authorize a COM
mittee to investigate during the next
year the feasibility of organizing
labor party and report at the 1921
convention.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
EQUALIZATION BOARD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all tax
payers of the county will be given
an opportunity to appear before the
Equalization Board to make such
complaints as they may have to
make. The dates on which they will
be heard are designated below by
districts:
Monday, June 21-Districts Nos.
1, 2, 8, A and 5.
Tuesday, June 22-Districts Nos.
6, 7, 8, 8 and 10.
Wednesday, June 23-Districts
Nos. II, ~, 10, IA and Is.
Thursday, June 24-Districts Nos.
16, II, 1S, 10 and 20.
Friday, June 25--Districts Nos.
%, %, "a and 25. '.'.7
Examine these dates closely and
do not appear before the board ex-
cept on the date designated above
for your district. SGT
]. S. MOORE,
Clerk of Equalization Board.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
WELL KNOWN EVANGELIST
COMING To CREENETET

Rev. L. D. Summers, a well known
evangelist and graduate of Hail.
Moody, is coming to Greenfield for
a TWO weeks revival, beginning on or
about August %, Bro. Summers
now resides at Blytheville, Ark,
where his popularity is as wide
spread and universal as it was when
ne was citizen of this county. The
plan is to have the handsome Baptist
church at Greenfield completed by
that date and to have a rousing re-
Vlval under the powerful preaching
OF this able young divine.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE.

One new 1920 model Chevrolet
car, never run any. Will sell for
cash at very low price or will take
some cattle as part pay. Any one
interested in a deal of this kind
write or call C, R. Prince, Route z
Martin, Tenn. 80
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-18
Habitual Constipation Cared
. in IA to d DAVIS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativef for fIabitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to q days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasant to Take. Soc
per bottle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-24
|STE|NBERCER OBTAINS
ARLINGTON HOTEL LEASE
Proprietor of Harvey's Restaurant
Will Run Establishment on
Modern Basis.

Sam j. Steinberger of this city, pro-
pretor of Harvey's restaurant. has
leased the Arlington Hotel, Vermont
avenue between X and I. streets. and is
to operate it as a strictly modern hotel.
The lease was negotiated for period
of twenty years. While it was stated
the annual rental probably sets new
mark for properties of this character in
Washington, the exact figures were not
made known
The Arlington Hotel was built about
three years ago by J. j. Moebs. Who
has managed it. 1t contains ninety-one
suites, composed Of l66 rooms. every
room in the building being occupied
from the time the building was com
pleted.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Stenberger
to operate the hotel dining room and
restaurant on a metropolitan scale. The
spacious roof garden that is a feature OF
the building also is to be operated this
season.
In architecture. equipment and fur
nishing the Arlington. it is said. COM
pares favorably with any hotel in the
east. Its refrigeration plant is said to
be a model of efficiency. as also is the
garbage ncinerating and disposal plant
The property also includes a freproof
garage for the use of the guests.
Mr. Steinberger is to take possession
at once. it was stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-24
HANDSOME
APARTMENT GOING Up
New Building on Connecticut Ave
nue. a Self-Contained Plant With
Special Features.

Early completion of another apart
ment building. 1901 Connecticut ave-
nue., at the intersection of kalorama
road and Ashmead place. will add one
more to the number of handsome and
modern apartment buildings which it
is hoped Will aid in relieving the
housing situation in Washington
The building. of red brick and stuc-
co. IS to be eight stories high and
Will contain about forty-tive apart
ments of five and six rooms and bath
Each apartment above the ground
floor is to have its own separate
porch. which may be used as an in
closed sun parlor or screened sleep
ing porch. or for any purpose to
which the occupant may wish to
put it.
The unusual size of the rooms is an
other feature, some of the living
rooms in the larger apartments, be-
ing Is feet inches by % feet s
inches in dimension. Many of the
chambers are IA by IA feet with din
ing rooms of equal or larger size.
The Building is to be practically a
self-contained plant, with refrigera-
ton, garbage disposal and other mod.
ern features. The apartments are to
rent under lease at from $50 to SITS.
according to size and location. The
building is being erected by the
owner. DR.. Atherton Sedell. from
plans by G. n. Bell and 4. 5. Rich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-24
HANDSOME L0NCFELLOW
STREET RESIDENCE SOLD
Calvert Bowie Purchases Home in
Fourteenth Street Highlands
Subdivision.

Calvert Bowie of the firm of H. l..
Rust has just purchased from d. j.
DUNCAN the handsome home at 1928
Longfellow street northwest, in Four
teenth Street Highlands.
The house is of the modern colonial
style of architecture. 1t contains
eight rooms and bath. has oak floors
throughout and is finished in mahog-
any and Nhite enamel. 1t is built on
an exceptionally deep lot with ample
frontage. This is one Of eight similar
houses nearing completion in this OPP
Grafton, all of which are especially at
tractive types Of homes.
Mr.. DUNCAN now has under con-
struction in this section seventy-one
exceptionally handsome and attractive
| homes. A number OF these, already
completed. have been sold and are
now occupied by the purchasers.
| Macadamizing of the streets through
the subdivision is to be completed
within ten days. the contractors have
announced.