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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-01
(By International News service

New York. Jan. 3i.-The Curse
Of Castlewood." has claimed another
victim. "Castlcwood. the million-do
lar mansion. built AT Oddingior
Point Newport. a number OF year,
ago by Louis Bruguicre. and even
tually sold TO pay off the mortgage
upon Il, Is said to bring bad luck IA
Its occupants. the last OF whom was
the late Mrs. John llanan. who died
recently. CastlewoOd the iruguier'
es; wealth and romance how many
memories they recall.
Many people remember the sensa-
tional exploits Of the Bruguieres AT
Newport. The wonderful Bruguie'
res. what will they do next" was
the general comment upon the ven
lures OF the native sons.
l.Ouis--ln those days nlcknamed
by Nation Rives Louis L. Grand
was the youngest Of the four sons OF
Emile BrugGiere. millionaire Of Mon
terey. TO STERN the gilded gates Of
Newport. lie became favorite OF
such social arbitcrs rs the late Mrs.
Stuyvesant and Mrs. llermanl
Oelrichs. lie gave charming bachelor
dinners and finally he bought a site
OF land on Coddington Point and
built "Castlewood" at q cost Of
$1,000. goo.
When the ncN home was nearly
completed Brother Emile. poet, mu-
stefan and sltirist. appeared on the
scene and produce dan operetta call
ed BARONESS Fiddlesticks. ridicu-
ling well known persons Of the set
IN which Louis lie Grand was anxious
10 shine This had disastrous results
for "le Grand's' ambitions.
Debts and financial embarrassment
due TO a slump in the Bruguiere for
tunes after the San Francisco fire
made II necessary 10 mortgage Gas
tlewood" and finally the home had
10 be sold TO meet demands. II was
said at this time % society bud -
supposed TO be interested In Louis
became quite frigid.
Newport had been very kind at
one time TO Louis and his mother.
the widow OF Emile Brusulcfc' u
"forty-niner." who left her almost
$4,000. 900. although II was known
that their fortunes were ebbing and
they were deeply in debt.
And II was about this time that
Mrs. Pedar Bruguiere. now divorced
from Pedar. another son. came to
dazzle the gay town by the sea. Hut
her husbands mother and brother
did not seem to care for the lovely
Mrs. Pedar aud other women were
afraid Of her great beauty.
She had been Msryon Andrews, u
pretty Southern girl Of family en-
tirely worthy. but without means.
She was the granddaughter Of Cen
eral Hall. OF the Confederate army.
Her marriage with Pedar did not
last long. and after the birth of their
son Pedar got divorce at Reno.
She then married Stewart Denning.
n broker. and this marriage was soon
annulled. Her reported engagements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-01
roll TAX PAYMENTS
HEAVY At CLARENDON

Mss tnl 70 The NeNr
CLARENDON. Jan. si.-f-under
the direction Of the Chamber or
Commerce the Poll Tax returns or
Doniey county are rapidly being in-
creased. Particular attention has
been given To the instruction. Of IN"
women voters as TO the necessity
Of paying both state aud city tax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-01
HESS and SIMMER
Engineers

Highways, Bridges. PAVING. sewer
age, Water supply. Irrigation
Texas Officcs: Dallas. Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-01
.r of Beauty and Quality
Ready For Delivery Now
DEALERS WANTED

The Elcar is ready Tor delivery right Because of
per enlargement its production facilities and the fact that
large quantities OF material bought last the Ecar factory
can meet the demands OF the public
Dealers wanted in all parts OF the state to help supply
Texas people with Elcas Act promptly and get the
agency your territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
ST. LOUIS WOMAN
WINNER IN SINGLES

CHICAGO. May THE Woman
National Bowling Association tuurna-
mcnt ended today with Mrs. T. Hum
phreys. Of St. Louis, winner of the
singles with II score Of $50. and Mrs.
J. Willeg and Mrs. j. Walz. of Chicago.
IN first place In tho doubles. with l."43
Tho team events went 10 the stein
Juniors. Of St. Louis. whose sCur" Of
"454 was points above that made by
the LeninGwCllS. Of Chicago. N"n" of
the leaders WAS displaced in today :
bowling
First place IN tn" all events went to
Mrs. Le!bvick. of Chicago. Wh" scored
l.6N6 IN the singles. doubles and team
events. Her nearest competitor was
Mrs. WcisscnbCrgrr. Of Milwaukee,
with 1851.
Mrs. Lcihrirk finished SECOND IN tn"
singles. with go. and Mr. McNutt. of
Toledo. third. with %+9. Second place
IN the doubles went Ia Mrs. 6. Faul-
havcr and Mrs. \. Jaeger. oC Toledo,
and third place to Mrs Tasty and Mrs.
Persall Of Cleveland
The 1921 tournament viii hc held at
Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
CONCERT
Of MUSIC WEEK
GIVEN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT
REX THEATRE BEFORE LARGE
AND ENTHUSIASTIC ADLENCE.
Two Songs, Hoard for the First Time
That Were Written by oliver Ed
wards, Are Sung by HoelEle.

Tho first concert Initiating Music
Week in this city. was given yesterday
afternoon at tho Rex theatre. whom
Fred Campbell, director OF tn" theatre
orchestra assisted by Elmer H"clzlc "a
snloist and ia" addition of an orchestra
Of thirty pieces gave program or I'M
usual good music.
One Of the features introduced INTO
tho rrogrnm were two songs opposed ny
Oliver Edwards Of Thomson NJ. T..
church CHOIR. which were sung by MI
Noolzle There WAS a good attendance
al tho concert. ,
Your Smile" and "karachi. arc ~"
songs which wcr" COMPOSED by Mr.. Ed
wards. and which were sung by Mr..
Unclzlo in his usual good style. Tn"
was tho first time Mr.. Edwards sonch
have been sung IN public. and small
upr,tinn greeted them.
Your smile" is a Hitting waltz, after
rr"' mpnn"r "f "Sunshln" of Your
SmiIc." and "KaraChi." is T. s"mi-claSSl%
resembling ~ construction ION the Road
To- NIundalnN.
Orchestral numbers w"r" all oXc"7-
,ionallv interesting. March Trium-
pha.t" by Verdi. WAS given a fine inter
rrctarion, and "Chu Chin Chow" and ~
Venetian Suite" were well received tn"
overture. "P.que Dame" which IS decid-
cdly difficult. was given excellent ei'-
scmble work as were all the numbers.
Mr. H0ClZlr also gave an excellent IN
rcrurrtation o. "Th" Trumpcter. ana
Ave Marie" by Kahn
MIR Daniels delighted the audience by
= v,"I'n soto. which he played very eN-
uuSitrly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
TROLLEY MEN
AGREE ON SCALE
Approximate Increase Of Twenty Per
Cent Agreed Upon BY The Men
On Strike Here
Old Men will Receive So Cents Instead
of SO Cents in The Future-Others
In Proportion

BY vote Of 800 10 100 the members
Of Locals No. 1903 and "SJ Electric
hallway Employees Of the Wheeling
Traction Co.. city Railway and West
Virginia Traction and Electric com
pany yesterday agreed to accept the
wage scale submitted by the traction
corporation. which means that the scale
will be signed for period of one year
from May lst. T..
The now seal" means an increase III
wages to the mon of about twenty per
cent. and although il Is not an advance
in comparison TO the living cost. II
means quite substantial increase All
along the line and the men will also
start in at Il suhsttal increase. or In
other words nj about twenty percent
over the present scale.
The new men. or those employed Tor
thu first three months will receive an
increase from 40 Ia 4S cents per hour:
next nine months from AZ to SO cents
pcr hour and over one year from 30 10
is cents per hour. The trackmen and
barn men were raised in proportion.
Tho engineers. fir"men and "l"ctricl-
ans have rs yet not agreed upon any
SETTLEMENT and the traction corpora
lions claim that they Will not agr"" I"
ut.r sediment unless the men also
agree to arhitrate their differences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

~ Nm, the attending physical, 80 s..H he
ming, oul Nv Ia seyeral weeks before ii'
n .HS he able to put on shoes
race Burned
,,,. c-,i. of South Wheeling: WAS
ie'tsiy burned about the race So
Ss,. Stsrnoon while working IN hom,
large open furnace al the Met IN .
OF a aaI factory OF this section OF Lr'
~ instead OF going TO loEH! r. .Tn
S;ciian Cries had some or inc EHiHr w.,
60 working in another par "n
zachary wash his race VIII ,hnI he
TIL caused him so much pain ina -"
iniS . he rer,oved to local physlc, a.,
n4u N,ated that he was In cri'''"'
W ny He was removed 10 MS nom"
erJ /, Is thought that due 10 lIt
- his face will BE- disrHurca 90 q
certain extent. lie was rcpod s,T .
members OF the family 10 he F'S'''e =
"''io cbii5 rails Prom Banister
r,nnnIe fyc-year-old son or MT. anu
Mrs i j LeMnyes. OF Rtchland avenue;
rar.ivad several bad gasheS IN MS re"
wScn ne fell from hanistcr on ms pa :
cnt.s front porch. while he was FS1nH
TO walk and in some way loSt naS I'D
anc" \ local physician was called anu anu
=. Took = number OF stitches TO close
~ MS He was reported 10 be re-
covering slowly by members OF Ihe lam
''' Work on New Mine Started
Work was started Saturday ON lnn
new tippIc and entrance TO inc HSM
rNinc which - located Sou't Oh ,m
RIchland Coat companies mine ai"nE
tbs river road. The now mine Will he
operated hy Frank Gostanza. present
owner OF tho mine on tho hillside cast
of Firth street.
This new mine will BE- used Tor SUP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
Mn HIM MORE GOOD
THAN TRIP To HOT l
SPRINGS, SAYS HUFF

Now and then ' felt a little better, but
the trouble would soon come back worse
than ever. and something more than two
years ago I got in such a bad fx that
/ was advised ito try Hot SPRING.
After taking the treatment there for
nearly six months I seemed to be con-
siderably improved, but few months
later the old trouble started UP again:
and 1t was al this time that friend
of mine suggested Tanlac. The nrSt
two bottles brought about such good
results. giving me fine appetite ana
making me feel so much better, that I
bought more and just kept taking IL
and improving Well. after finishing
my ninth bottle I felt perfectly sound
and we'll and had the surprise of my
life when I got on the scales and found
I had actually picked up forty pounds
in weight, and the best Of 1t II, I have
held my wonderful increase in weight
and strength and have felt hne to this
good day. / have the best reASonA In
the world for praising Tanlac, and
don't hesitate to recommend 1t. for, As
I said, it set me right when everything
else failed and life had a very dreary
outlook for me. ! am enjoying better
when 1t comes to work. can hold my
own with the best Of them. Tanlac
built me up until l neither look or feel
like the same man. It's great medt-
cine. There's no getting around that
fact"
TanJic Is sold in Wheeling BY the
Hoge-Davis Drug Co., 1145 Market St..
and 1884 Main St. also by p. K. Hose,
Martins Feny. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
Had Rheumatism So Bad He
Could Not Stand on His
Feet For Several Months.
TANLACRESTORED HIM
TO PERFECT HEALTH
Has Gained Forty Pounds
and Can Work With the
Best of Them Now-Eats
Anything.

Yes. sir, l can testify to Tanlac
being good for stomach troubln and
rheumatism" said William c. Hui, 81
Garden street. Toledo. we'll known
cmployc of the WHY'S Overland Auto
mobile company. for the medicine set
me right more than two years ago and
am still feeling fine.
My trouble started about ten years
ago with loss Of appetite. Soon after
this I commenced to suffer from indi-
gestion and sour stomach and II wasn't
long until tntlamatory rheumatism got
was unable TO stand on my feet and
was in intense pain most Of the time
Ny feet and legs would swell up =
twice their normal size and If red
hot iron had been run into my flesh
don't think it could have hurt worse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
MARTINS FERRY PHONE
PATRON MAKES A KICK
Martins Ferry. ohio.


May >. l?"U.
Editor Whcel.nG In'cllE"nrrr.
Dear Sir:
As Il subscriber for service from
tho local telephone company, | nave
about come to the conclusion that gone
thing should bc printed in thu u"WSpa-
pcrs concerning the brand Of s"rNlc"
which - being mrt"d ont Ia those VIA"
pay tho bills to the telephone company
Others have had tho same experience
wcrinS their calls. when an inquiry
develops the fact that The phone in Tn"
home. or place of business, whichever
II may be, has not hern ringing.
Another instance Is tho matter OF cut
ting OF communication between parties
" no hate been connected and are just
beginning conversation. In most
cases the party cannot be located again.
The operator. seldom gives any reason
for tins cutting of communication ana
lets the subscriber down with, tn say
the least. curt" rrturt that If you
don't know what phone YOU were con
nrctcd with. l can't get them for You.
Usually the operator breaks the Conncc-
ton before you've had time To learn
where the call comes from.
There have been cases reported by
others as we'll as the writer WhrrC II
has taken the operator as long as fly"
minutes to make Il report OF Il call. and
at the md of that time the patron Is
told that the line is busy.
There are often occasions in Martins
Ferry when IL Is necessary To give IN"
HumhCr wanted 10 tn" operator As many
rs three Of four times before she seems
Ia get awak" To the fact that the party
calling actually wants the number. and
this brand of service becomes more DIS
gushing every day.
, The wonder to mr is that 4 COrlnra-
ton purpurting to serve The pubic VIII
allow employees 10 give the pubic SuCh
talk as they do instead OF providing
service. or at least give some cNCus"
in a fairly reasonable time why C"nnrc-
lions cannot BE- made.
Respectfully.
\ Sues RIBER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

plying local consumers and IN course Of
time the Triple will b" built so that II
can also supply the river trade. rms
makes four mines supplying the local
Recovering Slowly
Bette. young daughter of My. aud
Mrs. W. y. Coffee. Of Richland avenue
Is slowly recovering at the North
Wheeling hosplta! following serious
operation which she underwent on Fri
day. DR.. Geo. W. AbcrsoId performed
The operation and stated that sh" would
be able 10 he removed TO her home n
about week.
Postponed Entertainment
The entertainments which was 10 u"
given on Tuesday evening IN the social
rooms of the Lutheran church has been
postponed until Thursday evening. The
. tickets which have already been sold
Will still be good and many ar" chang
ing tho dates. y Very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. This IS for
the benefit Of IN" Jewel department Of
Club Meetings.
\ meeting at the W. ". club viii hc
held this evening at which time num-
Der OF very Important matters Will h."
taken up and discussed. A.! members
are urged 10 br present
\ meeting Of the jolly Bunch club
has been called for tins "N"r;uG At
which time plans will b" ""mp!"t'd for
. the giving OF an overall dance which
H. "' "'''
, iu'uFr' , a
NJ. ro,I''t. - III ,.,,,r,,,n 3,
wi rr,,.,,ds ,b, ,,c,i,c -,
NUMBER 81 h'r .I .'"uI ,i'ln N'","E 80,
ny h%nc ~, $500 a ~
tith' MT. ,-', - " ~
evening will To-" spout in a social way
NJ a Ia'r h"ur uc''C'"uS I""'"'"" Will
be served,
North Sioe FefeonAS.
Robert kludIH' ~ ikIru'""' ~ -.
spent yesterday visiting Ir''""S at west
Liberty. ,r,c ,..,,. ~
lFol, FF'u Hc'i'' w. :" 80 W
Va, was VISITOR IN thiS Ii'F EcSIrra1aN y,
'har1eS M'N"a;hN' "' "'s'' ~ II
street. VII i"hNr .h', l,SSt rano W LIT LII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
North SIDE:
THREE WORkNEN
BADLY BURNED
(wArwood and Richland.)

Donald O'Rear. well known young man
Of North WarwOod. was seriously
burned on Saturday morning while at
work at the Warwood Tool works. The
accident happened when from some UNI
known cause the large furnace which
he was working on blew out seriously
burning the left side OF his face. also
burning his clothes.
Several Of tho men that wer" working
nv him at once came TO his assistance
and smothercd the fire. He was rushed
To the Office or Or. w. $ Webb who
rendered medical aid. He reported that
the burns wCr" NOT serious. ORcar.
who hos been suffering great pain. was
reported to be somewhat better hast
evening.
Kenneth Ben,held. ~ Tw"HtN-sINth
street and Nanc" avenue. had his feet
SERIOUSLY burned saturday morning
while at work AZ the Wheeling Stool
Casting plant. Ecnth"ld was walking
from ono end OF the plant To IN" other
when he stepped INFO some burning hot
sand, which burned The shoes tro'l his
feet He was taken ~ once :" ;Ac
office OF a local physician whore h" was
given medical treatment lie Was TO
ported 10 be someTha; better last eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
GRAND JURY WILL
CONSIDER CASES

The criminal grand jury will be en-
panelled today 10 act upon about TWEEN
~ cases which are TO come before the
court at the term opening today. II Is
not thought that the grand jury Will
finish tho consideration Of all of the
cases today. 3" IN" petit jury VIII
hardly b" cmpancll"d h"f"r" Wedncs-
day.
In addition tQ cases which arc To he
investigated by the grand jury there
arc a number nf criminal trials hang
!ng Ncr from III" last term. Among
them are the Rracey case and the trial
of George Morris who arc both charg-
cd with collecting money under false
prctcnscS Morris is alleged 10 have
been connected with the Home Builders
Union in which number Of local
people lost funds. Bracey Is an alleged
salesman Of bad gold stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NEARLY LOST IN NINTH.

WASIlNk TON. MAY sh'nSt"n
took the third game of the series from
today = to 4. Erickson he
came wild in the ninth inning when the
visitors used SIX emergency players.
He forced over ono run and was relieved
by johnson who retired IN" srd" after
two more had scored:
OOn Gal 00&--A
......ul" U"l h@N-" "
NaylCr. l.. Harris aud l'crh'nS.
L,ri,LSOu Johnson and PiCIniCh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
JONES WEAKENED.

NEW YORK. May @.-Jom"S weaken
cd in the sixth today after pitching
strong ball and tn" Yankees hunchrd
five hits. including HON" run by
Ruth, his second In two days. with w."
bases on balls and an error. and wcr"
never headed thereafter, Fin" h"ldlnE
bv scott and Ward featured S'"r":
Rostun ...... nOn cot nn"-.l J
New York ...... 400 uni IN l. !
Jones and Walters: Th"rmahl"n and
IPuri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

buffalo Is. Jersey city :.
Toronto .: Syracuse |.
Euch.Stcr s: Reading =
Akron .: Baltimore 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
Reservation Committee

Tho committee on reservation for The
musicians dinner which will be given
on Wednesday night at tho Fort Henry
club is in charge OF Mrs. Jaspch Baum.
The dinner will be open TO tho ppblic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

Il lean horse for 4 long racc"-hut
\ fat hors" doesn't have 10 worry
about making any kind of Il race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

Money won't make people respect
Won nor love YOU but it can TAX"
You away from them II. they DON'T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

Nicely made Spring Cloth Hats
will give lots of wear--All the
shapes most popular for Spring
Colors, grey, blue and neat check
patterns. All sizes.
SPECIAL AT S2.95
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

EntertaIn EueBtB.
Mrs. James Fr""Z" will. entertain
number of her friends thus evening al
h.r home ru Warw"od avenue. At tnis
time Mrs Wesley Freeze. Of WashiuH
Tnn. Ia, Will b" The honorcd guest TN,
evening will Il" spout in social way
AZ a late hour a delicious luncheon vi!
L.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

,,nu IN, the attending physietSa It6 S.ath he
,nnS - will be several wtehS
III H.. ahIc To put on ~NUNf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
TWO GROUPS OF BANKERS
MEETING IN THIS CITY
Farm Loan Act and Par Clearing
Order of Federal Reserve
Board Discussed.

Two groups of bankers are meeting
in Washington today. the presidents
Of the twelve federal land banks hav-
ing been called here to consider what
steps shall be taken TO meet coudi-
tons that exist while the constitu-
tionaiity of the farm loan act is under
Are. and representatives Of the Ma
,ionai and state Bankers Protective
Association having met to protest
against the par clearing order of the
Federal Reserve Board
Members Of the latter group as
sembled at the New Willard Hotel
today and arranged to appear before
several Of the House committees
tomorrow to discuss the natter Of
cicarances through small country
banks They will be- heard by the
Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday.
The land bank presidents took no
defuit. action at their first session
today but il is understood that they
Will reduce their clerical force until
the issue of the legality of the farm
loan act is established. The making
of new loans under the act has been
discontinued since last January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
FEAR RETIREMENT BILL
MAY DEPLETE D. C. FORCE

If the civil service retirement bill is
enacted in its present form the District
government might be left without SUI
fic.ent number of employees in some de-
partments as result of an amendment
added to the bill. The amendment reads
as follows:
Provided. that no persons employed
in the District of Columbia retired under
the provisions of this act. during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1921. shall
be replaced by additional employees"
The Commissioners today sent to
the heads of al! departments re-
quest for a report as to the effect
the foregoing amendment would have
upon the service.
The Commissioners explained to
their subordinates that under this
amendment il an office has twenty
employees and one veteran is retired
the office would have to operate with
nineteen workers until June 80, 1921.
The position of the retiring employe
could be filed under this amendment
the office. but there would be a va
cancy at the bottom of the roll for
the remainder of the fiscal year.
If the conferees leave the retiring
age limits at sixty-f1ve for clerks and
sixty for mechanics, 1T is estimated
there would be about 200 employees in
the District service subject to retire.
ment
The amendment referred ito might
leave some branches of the service
short of several workers.
The heads of departments are in
structed to report the conditions in
their respective Offices to the Commits
sioners by 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
FOR AUTOMATIC PHONES.
C. & P. Company Engineers Find
Problem in Exchange.

Engineers of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company are now
trying to decide whether the new
automatic exchange being planned
should be erected in the vicinity of
Rrookland and Langdon or over to-
ward Brightwood.
4: f. Berry. president Of the COM
pany. said today that while the COM
pany hopes to start on the exchange
within a year or eighteen months, it
will depend on when 1t will be able
TO get the automatic equipment.
The factories. he said. have orders
in from other cities that will keep
them busy for several years to come.
it may be possible to move Washing
tons order up on the list.
Additional central offices are needed.
the president said. to relieve both
the North" and columbia" exchang-
es. The question the engineers are
now trying to decide is which should
be relieved first.
Until TIE entire city is equipped with
automatics persons living in the pro-
posed new exchange will have to ask
for central to get number in one of
the other exchanges. Persons living
within the same exchange territory.
however. will be able to talk to each
other without the aid of an operator.