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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Wanted to Rent

Wanted to Rent
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BUSINESS woman. permanent. wants
room and zitchenet OF large housekeeping
room. walking distance from new post
office. must be clean. Phi 1851.
VANTED-To rent. 10 10 room house.
north OF tracks. within walking distance,
would consider furnished or partly fur
nished house. Address y S.. care Herald.
THREE clean. pleasant ROOMS Afternoon
shade. first floor. close IN. reasonable.
healthy mother and employed daughter.
permanent II desired. would take home 10
keep. references 500 Rosewood. Phi s1f2-
WANTED-Long lease on or room
apartment. beginning some time between
July / and Sept I. Sunset Heights Oregon
or Mesa preferred address P. O. Box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Florists.

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ANGELUS floral potted plants OF all kinds.
flowers for all occasions at Crawford The
alter Lobby. Phi. 524.
HARTAiAN'S FLOWER SHOP.
Oldest floral establishment in Fl Paso.
texas and Stanton SITS Phone go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Silnatinn, Wanied-MaIe


OPEN for engagement. mine foreman Ct
SHIFT boss, IS years experience. SO years
OF age. can give references Address P
o. Box 205S, Bisbee. Ariz-
YOUNG man familiar with accounting sys-
tens would ike TO keep small set OF
books during spare time Address P II.
care Herald
YOUNG man. IS years OF age. desires po-
sition as salesman in shoe department, 10
years experiences and can give best Of
references. am at present employed Ac-
dress 249. care Herald
JOBS WANTED-By live American young
men. 800 applications on file with the z
N. c. A. Vocational Secretary from the
assistant manager 70 the office boy: III
any position you have by selection Phi
s65 and ask for Mr.. Wheeler. Eree service.
POSITION by experienced bookkeepsr and
accountant with initiative, thoroughly
competent TO manage office or keep any
system Of accounting. gilt edge references
Address u II. care Herald.
EXPERT driver wants position for private
family or for doctor. familiar with roads
TO California and surrounding country;
give me a trial. Address P %. care Her
aid
POSITION wanted BY accountant. IS years
experience in general and cost accounting.
capable OF installing systems and keeping
work up. would consider position requiring
only part time Address 166. care Her
aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Help Wanted-FemaIe

Help Wanted-FemaIe
A YOUNG Spanish girl 10 assist IN house
work. no cooking Apply SIS y. Kansas.
GIRL for general houssworz. family Of 3.
must stay nights. 3114 Federal Phi sSs3-
SCHOOL OF millinery. 1901 Arizona. class
Wednesdays and Fridays- Ph. s951J.
WANTED Experienced teacher for ranch
must teach music also Address C. o.
FINLEY. Valentine. Tex
WANTED-Good cook. only three IN fam
ily, good wages Apply at once zoos Mesa
avenue
WANTED-A dishwasher and Chamber
maid to work in boarding house. 325
Prospect Phi. 1851.
WANTED-Giris that understand sewing
OF made to order clothes sos Arizona,
Nine Milly stevens.
MEXICAN woman for general Homework.
good wages 1o15 Prospect, Apt. No. ?.
Phi. $751;.
WANTFD-FTperie7ced woman cook good
salary. all expenses Call In person. 212
Herais Bldg.
WANTED-Cook for family OF ?. reference
required. room on place. only competent
cook need apply Call s14 san Antonio
EXPERIENCED young lady desires POSI-
ton In general office work. speaks Span
81 fluently. also can operate switchboard
WANTED-At once. 2 experienced dining
room Mattresses and 1 experienced 'unch
counter waitress Apply Modern Cafe
basement NILS Bldg.
WANTED.
Girls for branch office work. hours sz-
ceptionaily congenial. Call at Main office
Elite Ldy Co.. 412 S. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
ROoming HOuses-For Sale and REM

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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- ROOMS, well furnished. good business.
cheap rent. lease. $500 Il taken at once
1918 E. San Antonio.
GOOD paying apartment house for sale. 9
apartments. ? sleeping rooms. years
lease. walking distance from town. rent
500. sickness cause OF sale. no real estate
commission. sold BY owner. Phi. 2l19W.
A BARGAIN in a 10 room house. 4Ie-
gantly furnished and making over $500
per month. close in and you can pay a
reasonable cash payment and the terms
are 50 reasonable that q VIII pay itself
out in the rents Phi 2055 or 2z23.
IF YOU Want to Duy or sen your room
ing house or small business. list same
with MeierH
JAMES l. MARI 3 COMPANH.
304 San Antonio 81
BOOMING HOUSES
"a rooms. apts-. $1,000 cash. price .--S170o
10 rooms apts- $500 CASH price $3.50
5 rooms. apis and rooms. price $500
rooms. apis. terms. price $1,000
: rooms. apis and rooms, $500 cash
price -.---------.--------.& SEQ
Il rooms. apis. $500 cash. price,. $1,000
Is rooms. apis. $500 cash. price 90 $3.50
We have them all at all prices and any
location See Winters or
J. S. CROZIER.
Phone eo55 sos Trust sldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

kat
FOB SALE-One California rotary drilling
rig s5tQa one Texas model rotary drilling
rig. S42oo- Finch line pipe. 50 cents foot.
and al other size pipe and on field
supplies a. attractive prices Brcoks sup
ply Company. Beaumont. Texas.
HAVE complete equipment timers .oois.
machines. etc. FOR sheet metal shc1. IN
storage IN Fl Paso- What proposition
would you Ike 70 make for handling them
IN business address J. c. Moore. Box IS
LordsburE. " N
FOR SALE-Account dissolution 81 bgsi-
ness. offer machinery for structural shop
boiler and tank shop. blacksmith shop and
machine shop such as punches. shears.
plate rolls. cranes. hoists steam hammer.
motors. air compressors. fcrEes lathes.
planerz dill presses. etc. specifications
and prices furnished upon appiication-
Southwestern Mechanical Co. Fl worth.
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
HeIp Wanted-MaIe and FemaIe

EXPERTENCED laundress and assorter
wanted Apply at Fl Bliss Post Laundry.
TWENTY THOUSAND cotton plcksrs II
following counties in South Texas coast
country: Wharton, Jackson. Victoria. Cal
houn. Goliad Bee. Refugio. Aransas san
Particle. Nueces. jim Wells. Duval. Jim
HoEE. Willacy. Brooks. kleberE. Camerln.
HicalEo and Starr Crop best In history
and frcm 50 to so days ahead OF other
sections OF the state Picking will begin
about July 5th and highest prices viii be
paid plckers. Pickers can work this ter
ritory for weeks before crop in north.
central and east Texas IS ready. II m
terested. address County Judge OF any Of
the above counties or Mayor or Secretary
Commercial Club OF any town. or write
Roy Miller. Secretary Rural Land Owners
Association Corpus Christi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

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Why comfortable sleeping porch and
room. separate beds II preferred. private
home. walking distance. only healthy en-
ploysd adults Fh. 75ssW.
HOTEL SAVOT-i00 rooms Win q With
every room. large lobby. homsuks and
comfortable. rates transient. 81 ID; per-
manent. IS per week and up. Special sun
mer rates by the month lis s. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Seed and Hanh

SEEDS and PlaEs
SUDAN GRASS-For q quick hay crop,
recieansd seed FL PASO SEED CO.. 613
z san Antonio ST.. Pr 1sL
FANCY HAND sHELLED sELECTED
SEED CORN-Germination test furnished
W. d. WISE SEED CO.. PHONE IL
AMBER CANE sEED-Rscieansd and
tested fine for hay. FL PASO SEED CO..
Just east Of Courthouse On san Antouio
St Phi 2s7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

EXPERIENCED stenographer wanted At
once 500 Mills Bldg.
WANTED-W0man FOR cook on ranch.
Apply nos Epson. C. o. Coffin
WANTED-Mexican girl 20 go 20 Cloud
croft Apply 1891 Wheeling or Pm. 617f.
GIRL for general Homework. must stay
evenings Phi 2271.
WANTED-Experienc stenographer. APP
ply Broaddus & LeBaron. III Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

WANTED-AT ONCE
SALESIADIES.
For small ware department. must
have successful experience and ref
erences. permanent position for
those qualified
Apply 20 Mr. Fillmore.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
WANTED-Demonstrat for nationally
known line OF toilet articles and soap good
salary. steady position. Apply to lfr
Widdas. Popular DTy Goods Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

keal Estate hanieo
TO BUY-Two. . or lots. must be cheap
for spot cash. address ~. care Herald
100 PER CENT results from tsnemsnts
TURNER KEMP COLDRELL.
WANTED-To buy. 20 G room house.
close in. for S1o0 down. balance Ike rent
WANTED-To buy small farm near e.
Address s. z s. BOX 2031. Globe. ARK
Will BUY equity in small modern bunEa--
low accessible 70 street car line. give fun
particulars Address P. o. Box 81. Fl
Paso. Tex
WANT 70 buy good 4 or room house.
wiI pay cash for same Il Il Is a bargain,
give location and price Address No o.
IS. care Herald
WANTED 10 BUT-Have reliable custom
er who wishes to purchase good or
room house IN desirable locality, can pay
$3.50 down and $50 monthly on balance
2os Herald BIds. Phone ssi
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us.
priced- For good service list with
JAS J. WATTS CO.
507 city National Bank BldE. Ph- -
WANTED LIsTINGS-Of 70 6 room
houses II prices and terms are reasonable.
can turn them Call or phone
A. g. LOTELADX.
.0s Herald BldE Phone 2sl-
HAVE CUSTOMER who wishes 20 buy
room furnished bungalow. Grardview or
wishes 10 buy lease and Furnishings q
apartment or rooming house. north side.
around 1900 prices must Be right.
r. E LYONS. ZOE TEXAS. PHONE l12z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

FOR RENT.
-Four room unfurnished apartment.
close n on Boulevard. 4 large
rooms with sleeping porch. heat.
hardwood floors gas range, ldtch-
en- cabinet. built IN sideboard IN
dining room. large plate glass mir
ror IN dressing room
BROADDuS a LEHAR0N.
Relltcra-
112 Texas ST. Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Help Wanled-Mals

nelp Md1LeQ-Mdle
WANTED-Linemen- Apply Pacific Gas
& Electric Co. Phoenix. Ariz.
WANTED-Experieuce col0red porter.
Apply 10 Mr. Meagher. 206 ". Overland
WANTED-structural detaner and estiua-
tor address Boz IS. Fl Paso. Texas.
WANTED-A good experienced mixer.
also industrious experienced farm hand
". n Williamson. Las Cruces. n. u
WANTED-Expert automobile painter and
refinisher. state experience and salary
expected Address II rs. care Herald
ENGLISH Speaking Mexican TO write and
collect Ind Lie ms. big money for hust-
Ter Phi $3.50. 32s Herald Bldg.
WANTED-afechanics and sub-station 90
- noenlN ~
An AMERICAN who speaks Spanish fu-
emily, steady position. good paw l01-02
Caples Bldg, Phi f410-
WANTED-At once. experienced Mexican
buss boy. Apply Modern Cafe. Basement
Mills Bldg
IYANTED-Competent bookkeeper. must
speak Spanish and come well recommend
ed call personally. 1903 Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Fifty teamsters on public road,
wages 81 per day Apply Alfred Olson.
Roswell. y. II.
WANTED-A1 auto mechanic who has
S25o cash to take over small. well pay
ing repair shop with a good location and
Al line Of customers address P IS. care
Herald
YOUNG MEN-Nechanics. clerks. book
keepers. stenosraphe-s. sziesmen, drafts
men, railroad men. farmers. surveyors.
helpers cooks, laborers. can secure per
manent employment through the 7. 81. c
A Employment Department. only men
wanted who wish 10 work. loafers and
floaters stay away. See Mr.. Wheeler.
WANTED-Bnght energetic young man
who viii not be returning 10 school in the
fall 10 work in office where chances for
promotion are unlimited We want a hust-
Ter between the ages Of Is and 20 years o.
age. This Is an excellent Opportunity ror a
young man who has a fairly good knoTl-
edge OF the city. good salary 10 start with
chance for rapid advance Apply 10 H r.
FRS. Circulation Manager. Fl Paso Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
OIL and Mining.

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OIL LEASE BLANKS for sale b. Ellis
Bros. Printing Co.
Blue PRINT MAPs-sectional county
maps showing blocks and surveys. each 81.
Metealfe Blue Print CO. El Paso. TeE.
OIL LEAsES-state oil leases in Tularosa
Basin, n II. Write for particulars Box
167. Las Cruces. n II.
FOR SALE-Ward county. Texas. 6 sec
lions. year lease. near drilling activi-
ties. - per acre e42 Title Insurance.
Eldg.. Los AnEsIe.. ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Heb Wsnfed-SaIesmen

Help Wanfed-SaIesmen
STOCK Statesmen TO sell refinery stock.
paying 2 per cent dividends each month
Superior Sales Syndicate. s16a Main. IT
Worth. Tex
WASTED-salesman and district manager
this territory. call on dealers with tires
and accessories priced 50 low they sell on
sight Master Production Corp. South
Bend Ind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29


FOR SALE-Emplre confectionery At IN
ventory; better hurry II you are looking
for a good place; selling account OF sick
ness 3o19 Alameda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
20 Sale-MelorcTcIes

MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING done riEhts
used machines bought and aold: prices rea-
sonehie: paEts and slpplles for an nalzsE
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP.
f11 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

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ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnisaed
apt. modern. Jeruane. 526 ". MissoruL
Apply Apt D.
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED apartments
Let Us know your wants
DOUGLAS G. CROHELL AGENCY.
21s Mills Bldg Phone s81o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Machinery-Al Kmd,

HdCAuely- All hllQ3
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WANTED-upright boiler. s or 8 horse
power Ph 7914J. 1415 z san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Housekeeping Ro0ms-Furnilhed


THREE furnished ropms FOR Housekeeping.
adults only. So Anse. Phi 394sW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
W. R. & E. co. AGREES TO
RAISE GARMENTS PAY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

flcials of the street car men stated to-
day.
The wage question. while essential,
1t was declared. remains subordinate
to the paramount issue of written rec
ognition OF the union.
The stand of the men, according to
A. e. Jones. international vice presi-
dent. Is contained in the following
resolution adopted at yesterdays
meeting and made public today:
Text Of Resolution.
Whereas r. B. Mahaney. appearing
at a meeting Of the association as
representative Of the department Of
Cancellation OF the United States gov
ernm, mt, that definite strike action be
deferred at this meeting. that the de-
partment which he represents might
have an opportunity to secure An ad-
justment Of the matters in dispute;
and
Whereas said Mr.. Mahaney assured
the members Of the association that II
his requests were granted, he felt as
sured that an amicable adjustment
would be reached within forty-eight
hours; and
Whereas In honor to Mr.. Mahaney
and the department Of the United
States government which he repre-
SCENTS resolutions were passed as fol.
lows:
Resolved. That a period Of forty
eight hours. beginning at 2 am.
Thursday. April Is, 1920, be allotted to
Mr.. Mahaney and the department Of
conciliation which he represents. as
requested by him. to enable Mr.. Ma
haney and the said department to use
their good offices in an effort to bring
about definite understanding as to
a final settlement; and be 1t further
Resolved. That the said Amalga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
WILL WARN GERMANY
TO EXECUTE TREATY
Allies to Refuse Food if 1nsurrec-
tionary Movements Are
Not Needed.

| PARIS, April 16.-The representa-
tives in Berlin of France. Great Brit
ain. Italy and Belgium will join in
warning to Germany that she must
execute without delay the disarma-
ment and rehabilitation clauses of
the peace treaty. according to present
plans.
1t is understood that the charge
d'affaires will also say to the German
government that in case the insur-
rectionary movements in Germany are
not suppressed the allies may refuse
further deliveries Of foodstuffs.-
/ LONDON. April 16.-The London
evening newspapers today feature
prominently the semi-official state
ment from Paris that the allies on the
initiative of Great Britain are about
to take steps to force German dis
armament, even to the extent OF
cutting or food supplies. If necessary
Most of the journals in their edl-
torials welcome the news unQuaH-
fiedly.
In official quarters here It is stated
that the final decision regarding the
situation will be taken at San Reno
Great Britain will strongly advocate
the speedy enforcement OF the dis
armament clauses of the treaty, 1t Is
declared although she intends TO
abide by the decision of the confer
ence and does not contemplate fndi-
vidual action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16

mated Association herein agrees to
submit to q board Of arbitration. as
hereinafter provided. all Of the pro-
posed contract as presented to the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company on March 20. 1920. including
the signature Of q designated official
Of said Washington Railway and
Electric Company; and be it further
"Resolved. That said arbitration
board shall be composed Of three men.
and shall be selected as follows: One
to be selected by the said association.
one to be selected by the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. the
third to be selected by tho two so
chosen, the entire board to be selected
within ten days from date OF agree
ment to submit to arbitration. Should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
T0DAY'S DEVELOPMENTS
IN RAILROAD STRIKE

Return Of strikers and improve
ment in service was reported to-
day by railroads in various Sec
lions Of the country. as the newly
appointed railroad labor board as
sembled in Washington for its first
session. to consider wage demands
Of rail workers.
In the local yards. the switchmen
of the lexington yards have re-
turned to work, and those OF the
Potomac yards will return this aft
ernoon.
In the New York district, where
volunteer crews continued to man
trains in increasing numbers. there
were conflicting reports concerning
the number Of men who had re-
turned after the railroads last
night had delivered an ultimatum
that their last chance would expire
tomorrow noon. Some roads an
nounced that strikers were flock
ing back, and others reported spo-
radio walkouts. Efforts at con-
Citation In Jersey City this morn
ing were without result.
CrumblinK of strikes in the CEN
trail and far west was indicated
following the action OF the gov
crnment in arresfing twenty-five
strike leaders in Chicago. Almost
normal operation was reported by
many roads leading into Pitts
burgh
With passenger service gener-
ally improved throughout the coun-
try. increased freight shipments
were reported In the New York
and New England districts. ON
Gals Of the New York Central an
nounced that freight service was
so much improved. that the en-
barge had been lifted east Of Buff
falo and north Of Yonkers on the
New York Central. and north OF
Newburg, on the West Shore rail-
road. New England points report
ed arrival Of more freight. includ-
ing coal, than any day since the
strike spread to the east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
GOVERNMENT WORKERS
START "OVERALL" CLUBS

{ Scores Of government clerks are
Sxpected to appear at work Monday
dressed In overalls. An overall club"
has been organized in the bureau Of
var risk insurance, and its members
pledged to wear overalls, beginning
Monday. The women who have prom
lied to Join the movement are to wear
mildly" blouses and skirts
II was stated that employees Of the
Post ONCE Department will take part
IN the demonstration Monday. Chief
Clerk McArdle of the Post ONCE De-
I1artment said that he thought the
movement q good thing. but that he
doubted whether any Of the employees
II his department would really ap-
pear in overalls. There is no rule Of
the department which would prevent
the wearing Of the blue garments. he
hid.
Secretary Daniels today approved the
Recommendation Of the commandments
AT the navy yard at Norfolk and the
naval operating base at Hampton Roads,
Va, granting permission to civilian en-
p1oyes to obtain overalls from the sur
plus clothing stocks. The overalls are
70 be issued At cost price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16

Death for thirty-flve army officers
for engaging in revolutionary con-
spiracy has been asked by the Chilean
military attorney general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
JOHN GRUNAU.

CHICAGO. April 1e.-John Grunau.
IRooident Of the Chicago YArdmen's
Association, and n. q. Reading, presi-
4Ant Of the United Enginemens Assoc
dation. the two outlaw railway
untons, announced this morning that
thsy would 60 to jail on the govern
msnt charge Of conspiracy to violate
the Lever act
The two. with twenty-five Of their
followers. were arrested yesterday by
federal agents and released on their
own recognisance until o'clock this
afternoon to give them q chance to
ohtain the $4,000 bond set by Com
oissioner Mason.
Il can raise the required bail with
kse.. Grunau said. but I don't in
(bnd to do it. I question the right Of
he government to arrest me. I have
bmmitted no crime against the laws
the country. and II the government
zmcials want to put me in jail won't
nder them"
READING declared that ~it's princi-
t10 that prompts mo to go to Jail
{ather than give bail"
1.-THE organization viii not disband,"
= said- Another set Of officers will take
(ho places left vacant by those who
0boose to go to Jail with me. There will
= no let-up in our campaign.
1--WE have no quarrel with the gov
1ument or with the railroads. What
Do are fighting is the old autocratic
Hnie OF the brotherhoods.
S'Our only compromise Will be for
them to accept our constitution, includ-
iAg the Initiative, referendum and recall
- applied to the administration Of the
Motherhood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-16
lincoln MEMORIAL
FR|EzE NOT broken
Surface Streaked by Dirt
/ Washed Down by Rain,
I Architect Reports.

!: What appeared to be cracks in the
marble frieze at the top of the Lin
.toln memorial are nothing more than
;streaks caused by rain washing down
the dirt which had settled on the
scornice, according to Henry Bacon.
architect. who personally Inspected
the alleged defects.
= The report of Mr.. Bacon was con-
tanned in a letter to John Temple
Graves. resident commissioner of the
Lincoln memorial commission.
Mr.. Bncon's Letter.
The letter reads as follows:
Il read with great deal OF interest
Mr.. Prices letter to you about the LIN
coin Memorial, in which he states that
there are seven cracks in the frieze at
the top Of the building. What Mr.. l'rice
saw are not cracks They are streaks
Of dirt caused by the rain water wash
ing down the dirt which settles on the
corTice above the freze through the
joint OF the cornice where the cement
pointing does not completely I'LL the
joint These streaks occur in each case
under a joint of the cornice stone above
the frieze When the joints are filled
and the building cleaned down. the mar
BILE OF the frieze at these points show
ing dark streaks will be as white as any
portion Of the building
There is considerable cleaning and
pointing yet to be done about the
building, and these will be done the
coming summer when the workmen
can work to advantage"
Commissioner Graves said today:
1.-The statement of Mr.. Bacon will.
am sure. be reinforced and confirmed
by the bureau of standards, which is
to make an investigation. and will
promptly allay the anxiety and nat
ural concern which the people of
Washington and the country have felt
over any possible defect in this mag
hificent work Of art and Of patriot
ism, which is hereafter to be one OF
the browning glories OF the capital
Of the country"
1.-THE people of Washington and Of the
country who have heretofore only seen
the impressive surface Of the memorial
as 1t stands today have a great treat
and inspiration in store for them when
the memorial is thrown more generally
open to intimate observation of the pub
lie. For myself as student and OBJ
server of great monuments and memoir
falls. am convinced that Mr.. Bacon has
done in this an immortal work. and l
am fully persuaded that with the mar
velous structure laid open to the OBJ
eervation Of the world. that the Lincoln
Meporial IL absolutely certain to take
rank among the great monuments Of the
warld."