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The New York herald., 1922-03-18
sAL.rsMAN WANTED.

An: now ready 10 bring out the first ma
chine which involuntarily computes any or
all OF the statistics OF a business without
the aid CT mathematics. mechanical account
ing. machinery. or human minds.
! want about five extraordinary men to
represent IN a high class financial cam
paign In which the customer is guaranteed
satisfaction n every respect
Representative must bring prospective Gus
toner IN for n private demonstration ana
give every opportunity 10 investigate merits
before customer Is invited TO interest him
self.
After subscription IL obtained customer Is
given further time 10 consider merits. lf
dissatisfied. deposit refunded This plan OF
selling applies only when product Is genuine
Much money will be made by both sales
and investor; salesman with
science can work for rne with n will After
stock s sold many fine positions viii be
available. Commission basis
Interview my employment agent. A. NJ
Brown. al 10 a. NJ. Park row. room 81.
70 be qualified.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

CANyASSER.--I want live hustler 10 can
vass contracts for general trucking: liberal
pay. r 1850 Herald 10th st.
COUPLE, white man chauffeur and general
handy man wife general housswork must
be good cook, very neat and clean, small
house must come well recommended. Phone
Pelham 2iisJ or write i02 Loring av.. Pei
ham. ". y.
COUPLE, white woman as cook. laundress.
man as butler. general housecleaner, with
Christian family: willing TO 80 20 country.
Call e-s. 1873 President at. Brooklyn.
COUPLE wanted: cook butler and useful
man: private house whore upstairs maids is
kent wages 800; references required. Tele-
phone Phelps, Lenox 2I25.
COUPLE (colored) wanted; experienced cook
and butler houscman city apartment. ref
erences required. Phone CAST Plaza, to
10 A. NJ.
DRUGGIST registered IN New Jersey
Amcrican references: short hours: $50.
Landella Drug storg Broadway and s2d st..
BayOnne, n, J.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Connecticut-saIe or Rent.
FOR SALE.

Situated in the town of Lynn, near Con-
necticut River, 10 room house, bath, hot
wster heated, electric light: barns, hen
houses, car garage: acres level land /;
buildings in good condition. Any one inter-
csted in a summer or all the year home, In
quire of III. L. REYNOLDS, Hamburg 6New
London county. Conn.
MODERATE priced furnished summer bun
ealows and cottages and near water !,
SOC 70 81 500. Box 4o6. Greenwich, Conn.
SEND for our list OF Norwalk Farm
Homes, from $3 500 10 $4,000. We are
but about an hour from New York.
LAWRENCE AGENCY,
II South Main St. South Norwalk. Conn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough ~ Bronx-SnIe or Rent.

SOUTHEAST corner Topping av., East 11sd
10 r,c LOIS s1a oGn Sre nd i,ae Clear aoe
can remain on bond and mortgage: make
offer. Inquire w. H. KAHRS, 172o Wash
inRton aY
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DRESSMAkER Tor private trade. Gentila,
100 Nostrand ay. Brooklyn. y. Y.
FoRELADY. experienced, TO take charge OF
some 80 girls wrapping toilet soap old
established business. but new factory. 10
miles out in New Jersey plenty OF daylight
and good ventilation, hours 80 A. NJ. to
3 +. NJ, Saturdays, ~ o'clock; vigorous
nerves and good health essential to insure
good discipline and efficient and neat out
turn Address, stating full details and sal
airy expected, G 1880 Herald, Fulton st.
GOVERNEss, French. experienced; two chill
dren and TO- references required. Call
a-1l 80 Saturday morning 35 West 18th.
UOUSEKEEPER tworking) In missionary
family: homemaker, about 30; little ones
in family. parents away part OF day. sub
urban home experience home work and chill
dren required, references necessary; salary
SEQ and good home. Box IS. Morsemere. Nj.
H0TTsEKEEPER. general; small family:
sleep in; plain cook. Chase. ITO w. b5th.
H0TsEwORKER, Protestant. country, cook
ing, waiting and downstairs work; no laun-
dry. good wages. references required. Phone
to-day 10 a. NJ. Hanover 4os.
MAID. care OF invalid lady and light cham
berwork, AT Far Rockaway. l.. l.: must be
under 40. strong. neat, cheerful and have
some experience; wages so. Call Monday,
before / =. NJ, Hotel Marie Antoinette,
Broa dway at GTth ST. NORTH, room 1907.
TYPIsT-Rcrnington operator for billing: ex-
perienced. rapid. accurate. Revillon Freres,
46l w. 2sth 81.
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RESIDENCES WANTED

WANTED-A summer home with water
front on the Sound, between New Rochelle
and Sound Beach; must be reasonable and in
good condition. BELLON. box 2is3. Her.
aid. $50 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

SD. 1S9 W.-spaeious. wen appointed front
room Sle. SCHUYLER G30;,
SID. 13G W.-Attractiye double. single rooms,
ktcheaette private house; couple: 3.
SID. 2l0 W:-Front suite. private entrance;
steam, bath electricity; ST.. kNEELANll.
S4TH. 30 W,-Large room. private bath,
shower. twin beds. Schuyler 1927.
serh ST., w.-BeapUfully fui4isn1d OF un-
furnished room. prtsate house. telephone.
s9rH, 80 W.-Beauilful paror and bedroom;
modern improvements. reasonable. River
oisr. 5oi W.-Large, attractive parlor; pri.
outlook; suitable gentlemen. . ladies'
Odd. 81 w.-Attractive large room. water
refined FAMILY: reasonable. Apt. o.
9th, 2s West.--Large. comfortably fur
ntshed. two. three. one flight; near bath
oeTH. 80 W.-Nicely furnished large front
room. by Holland family; conyeniences.
10TH, 81 w.-Attractlye room, adjoining
bath. elevator apartment. IS. Apt. 50.
10TH. 3O4 West.-Beautifuliy furnished
rooms. modern private house. bath. kitch-
enette. reasonable
1i7TH. $40 W. Capt 4A) Small and large
running water; high class.
1e0rH t35 Fort Washington AvD-Large
light room. suitable o UP 20 date, $15
weekly. Apt. 5F
It'd GAS Audubon av.).-Large room, near
pdth' eieNatoIt ono or TWO adult3, CnriS-
tians. Apt 3Ci. Wadsworth 0330.
Borough of brooklyn.
EAST 18TH ST. 626. near Newkirk station.
Brighton Beach line--S.ven rooms, highly
improved. tenant on floor. ! flight up ssJ
month. Inquire $. kARP. $40 Z. 18th ST.,
New York city.
7TH .Av.. lf-Attract,ve large rooms. con
venlences reasonable near subway; phone.
Borough CT Queens.
FOR RENT-Two very nicely furnished
rooms In superior suburban home. Tele-
phone Flushing 36is
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

brush every car owner buys: big commits
slons act quick for territory. Clemons Mfg.
Company. Commerce Building. Erie. Pa.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN T.. wAGENFoHR. mother wait
ing 20 hear from you, as father died Feb
ruary "a. 1922
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WEST BRoNX

WEST BFtOINh.
Nine room dwelling. all improvements ex-
elusive residential section: $4,000: must be
inspected appreciate value. OWNER. 1863
IIn6s vcliff av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

cHAMBERMAID. eolored. half time. any
thing. stuart. 23l W. lilst. Audubon
14jo.
cITAMBERMAIp-w WAITRESS, neat. comPe-
tent girl. position, sleep home. Phone
Academy 1874.
COOK -HOU sE<EEPER wishes position, n
country. with small samily experienced;
references. call or write NJ. 10 Trowbridse
st.. Astoria. l.. 4
CooK-Refned oolored girl wishes position,
first class cook housewosker; no wash
ing Tel. Audubon 22l0 Apt 81
COOK, good, wishes position good city ref
erences; apartment only. Telephone Astoria
l4so
COOK. eolored. first class. general house:
worker. small family Minis, 26l w. l3lst:
COOK, luncheons. dinners. cooking by day;
references. u. Lehto. - u. 120th st.
COOK, visiting and days work. reference.
Hlnd.. Audubon 2050, apartment a.
DREssMAKER. colored experienced In.
out. Apt. Il. $50 ". lid. Audubon 9s4o.
GIRL, colored, wishes morning or afternoon
work, Laundry done; no Sundays. Care
Mason W. w. 10th 81
GIRL. Eefined, exchange service for passage
10 Ensland: references. 7s7 9th av.
HALF TIME mornings. colored. Johnson.
- w. 10th. Tel. Harlem 1929
HoUsEKEEPER. American. widow. A..
wishes position as housekeeper: take full
charge Of home for business people: capable
and reliable. references. Q 1850 Herald.
Harlem.
IoUsESEEPER Qadyl. young. would take
complete charge Of small house or apart
ment: good cook: experienced: good refer
ences. 137 Herald. $50 Broadway.
HOUSEEEEPER. refined American, mother
less household or business couple, capable
tasing full charge marketing. &C. Mrs. g.,
UOfN NausWcrtn.
HOUSEWoRK-Ne reliable coored woman
wants housewort, sleep In. Phone Morn
ingsid. 1879
HoUsEWoRKER (colored). part time,
mornings. Horvey. 212 West 133d st.
LADY. French, going over to France end of
April would take care OF ladies or chill
dren during the voyage. Inquire or write M
Grob. 3i4 West 58th st.
LADY'S maid. experienced. desires position.
]. r.. $50 West 23d ST.
1-AUNDREss. experienced. desires washing
and ironing by day. no cleaning. send pos
tai Miller. 42 West Tooth ST.
LAIINDREss. experienced. wants washing,
open air drying, references. Phone Rhine
lander 400.
LAUNDRIss, French: family washing. fine
lingerie. 3GI W 10Th Longacre 6s9s.
LAUNDREsa. French. wishes fine washing,
out. home preferred. Plaza isl.
NuRsE-Young French Swiss girl, recently
arrived, wishes position as nurse for child
willing and Of quiet disposition. Address
Marthe, care Mrs. Series. 500 West l3i,h
St. city.
POSITION bachelors maid. business people:
waitress. boarding house; general house
work Harlem 6505.
TYPIST; young lady: manuscript work;
home: reasonable. Kurland 335 s4th st.,
Brooklyn.
WIDOW wishes position caretaker of private
house. Mrs. Murphy. 9s4 6th av.
WOMAN. coored, wishes position cook.
experienced; sleep in. Montgomery, 206 W.
fi0th. Audubon $500.
WOMAN. colored general housework; city
or country: sleep In out: references. 156
West Hist, care Cooley.
WOMAN, colored, wishes laundry to take
home. 45S West 57th st. Ford
WOMAN, colored day half time work;
references. pattina, 50 e. 131st.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
HoIrsEMAN.

Chinese: Cantonese preferred; general house
man for bachelor: state salary expected and
give references. Box 400. Isiip. L. i, y. Y.
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New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

BUILDING; under guaranteed lease; located
on principal street, corner plot value IN
creasing; $50. 900. v 100 Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAPITAL. OR MACHINERY OR BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise of tremendous
magnitude. The owner of vast oil terri
tory IN the oil center of Rumania has ar
rived here for short time and viii give
personal interview to those who are inter-
estcd In the. enterprise. For all Information
write Mr. LUPUS. 10 West Seth
INVESTORS, NoTICE.-For saie-An estab.
lished and growing sanatorium business
and buildings: net income over $f1 900 an
nually. can be handled by any business man
or woman; owner leaving the East because
Of III health. 2ls4 Herald. $50 B.way.
CAPITAL wanted-Sure business, established
eight years, glowing opportunity. Return half
by July A. 10000 needed; half interest for
$4,000 left in business, on which we guaran-
tee large profits. KENNEDY. ID 1852 Her
aid. Herald SO.
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIP.
Experienced business man. Christian. wishes
TO invest in profitable going business. Propo-
sitions treated confidentially. Write h. A.,
alo Longacre Bull ling, N. Y.
FOR SALE - Business paying substantial
monthly income requires spare time; small
cash investment. MILLARDs. 20 Court
St. Brooklyn.
HOTEL, restaurant, at Midland Beach, 81
rooms, completely furnished; lease rooms
pay rent: price S2, 900. SCHNEIDER, 23J
Lincoln av.. Grant City. s. l.
WILL sell TO live wire Insurance man part
interest In long established insurance busi-
active management. v 753 Herald. 2s0 B'way.
WANTED-Rent or buy small bakery. Ice
cream branch: populated; country, city. A
2090 Herald, Herald SO.
FOR RENT-Upper part drug store. business
purposes Apply 1870 I'd av.
RELIABLE parties desire financial back
Ing temporarily. " 754 Herald. $50 B'way.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Above 14th st. to 5sth ST. dnciusive).
East River to North River
THREE rooms. attractiveiy located: imme-
date possession. Apply Superintendent. %
East 50th 81.
TWO light rooms apartment. BATH Kitchen
ette, $50. FIX. 169 East Bath St
10TH ST. IA East.-six rooms; modern;
May !; $3.50 monthly. QUINCY.
4sTH. 10 E.-crillon. sublet attractive 2
rooms and bath southern exposure; res
taurant: maid service; sacrifice.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to East River.
PARK Av.. s7o. corner sSd st.-seven room
apartment: rent. 500.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
MANHATTAN Av.. $40 d15th)-4-5 beauti-
ful all outside rooms, exceptionally reason
6yTH ST, 212 west.-Unfurnished 3 rooms,
bath, ktchenette, modern improvements.
Apply Superintendent.
list. 346 Weight immense large rooms,
redecorated. 2 baths. elevator; excellent
transit facilities. TRIBELHORN 3O8 W. O7th
list, IS. W.-Front and back pariors, ad-
Joining. suitable doctor. business man
73I,. 3S W.-Physician. dentist; elegant floor,
throughout; beautiful bath; ideal location.
10TH ST, 40 WEsT-Two rooms, bath and
kitchenette.
s4TH ST, lo4 W.-Large living room. bed
room, kitchen and bath; $s5. $50 and 500;
9TTH ST. COS WEST.
5. unusually spacious sunny rooms. living
room. 16x1S. southern exposure, elevator,
unusual transit facilities. Tel. River 1890.
i0oTH ST. $40 West.-Two large rooms,
Ill. 49,
closet; superior house: substantial people
only.
$50 West 18th St. bet. B'way and West End
av., 8. and large rooms; and baths;
Call on premises. or telephone Columbus
Case.
Washington Heights, Above I25th ST.,
West of 9th Av
18TH, 6f2 west.-Seven rooms. modern ele-
vator apt; immediate possession. rent
reasonable.
i5isT, 446 vs.. 3 rooms. bath. electricity.
18TH, Coz west--s-7 beautifuI rooms, ex-
ceptionally reasonable: just renovated. SUI
pcrintendent.
16sTH ST.. COZ West (cor. Broadway)-sub-
way station: elevator apartment, and
rooms. Superintendent on premises.
lSiST ST, COS West.-7 room apartment to
lease; elevator: immediate possession: rea-
sonable rent Apply superintendent.
190TH. 620 West-4 rooms. bath. $50; 5
rooms, BATH 500; 7th av.-Broadway, 191st
subway station. Call Watkins 033e.
Borough of Brooklyn.
WINDSOR PLACE, $40 Capt. 3s)-Unusually
attractive room modern apartment, facing
picturesque section OF Prospect Park, bed
rooms: southeast exposure, light and airy,
third floor; rent 500; lease April /. Phone
South 0209-W.
5sTH ST.. 967-Moderp Z room apartment:
steam heated porchs privileges, with or
without garage: Sea Beach line to Fort
Hamilton station. Brooklyn. Tel. Berkshire
321e.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGING all classes of realty spe-
cialty: have several improved and unim-
proved properties. In connection with $780, 900
to 5000. 900 in cash. for first class Manhat-
tan properties. AMOS LAMPHEAR, 40
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

CoZY private houses located on Holland av..
near Allerton av. subway station. consist
ing OF large. light. well arranged rooms.
immediate occupancy, desirable neighbor-
hood rent reduced to 500. Apply Agent on
premises. 27s6 Holland av. Phone Olinville
1887.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18

HASBROUcK HEIGHTS-Two family house
IA rooms. . baths, electric and gas, steam
heat. hardwood floors; lots, 50x1s3; outhuild-
Ing, large grape arbor, fruit trees: upper
floor rented and bringing $50 monthly price
reasonable. Tel. OWNER. Shore Road 33s4
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IF you have property for sale in west Bronx
send full description to FOLEY, 24c5
Jerome av., Bronx.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CORK novelty. How 20 find the baby sold
at the New York Poultry Show. Write for
particulars by communicating with q. Il.
LAWRENCE, Tuxedo Park, ~. y.
Furniture.
LEATHER couch; good condition. MORRI-
SON. 100 East 34th st. Telephone e2oa
The New York herald., 1922-03-18

FRE,E iist OF houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINl<LE CO. rutherford, N. J.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female-Domestic.

IF you want select colored help call Morn
ingside 2166 or h1o5. Workers Exchange,
Americas largest agency for colored help.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domcstic.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. Bowling Green 24sT. 90 Broad St
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

for private trade. Gentila,
100 Nosfranh av.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18

LARGE house at Railway, four hundred
yards from Lincoln Highway; wonderful
trees, plenty OF land, spring water; forty-flve
trains each way. Pennsylvania Railroad
IIYER & ARMSTRONG. Phone 2S1 Railway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18

NORTHERN New Jersey-Corner plot, beau
tiful residence, garage and stable; for
sale. $4,000; terms to suit: rented by year
or season furnished unfurnished. 1ol
Herald. $50 Broadway.
PRIVATE house. Rochelle Park. New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18

SUBURBAN HOMESEEKERS.
Send for free booklet descriptive of Ridge
wood, N. j., the ideal suburban home town.
having 800 commuters: all homes: no
N. j.
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Borough Of Queens-saIe or Rent.

RICHMOND HILL-Large room house
centrally located, north Of Jamaica av.
all improvements, electricity, hardwood trim
Inquire 1922 seth av.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to l4th st.. Inclusive.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

BRIGHT, comfortably furnished 3. room
housekeeping apt. complete. steam not
water phone, electricity. convenient location.
Christian adult family: references. MOORE,
800 w. l.1st
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sCARsDALE HOUSE, rooms, all Improve
ments; garage: furnished or unfurnished;
sale, $4,000: rental, m1pthly, $500. Tele-
phone Scarsdala g29.
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MEADoWMERE PARK.

House for sale. In fine condition. 9
rooms, bath, all furnished; electricity.
gas: situated on water front; price
st, 200; will be shown by appointment.
TELEPHONE RICHMOND HILL T010.
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ELEVATOR man. colored. fireman. porter,
repairs &C. Victor. 2lf4 9Th av. Harlem
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westchcster.
New Jersey.
Pennsylvania.

WANTED TO board children who appreciate
a kind and loving mothers care: good
elevation: healthful recreation: access to
good school. Lillian @. Franzen. Akron. Pa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-15
MRS. MARY SHEFFIELD
WRIGHT pONORED AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Mary Sheffield Wright, who
was married Sunday, was honored
with a bridge party Friday morning
by Mrs. Charles H. Burke at her home
en- Soutn Lee street.
Coral vine, zinnias and other sum-
mer flowers adorned the rooms where
the games were played.
Mrs. Wright was presented with d
haad-painted picture. Mrs. Henry
Lumpkin won ths top score prize e
box of handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Burke was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. II. B. Allen and Mrs.
Z. B. Everetta.
The guests included Mrs Wright,
Misses Mabel and Ann Ellis. Miss
Eugenia Parker, Miss Lois McMath,
Miss Nan MCMILLAN, of Greenyille,
Ala; Miss Alice Mcneil, Miss Eliza
beth Sheffield, Miss Mary Glover,
Miss Gertrude Davenport, Mrs. E. +.
Easterlin, Jr., Mrs. Henry Lumpkin
and Mrs. John Sheffield coming III
for refreshments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-15
MAYPASSBIIL
FOR SCHOOL

Continued FROM rage IL
20. 1920, held by Citizens & South
e-n bank, S2,968.OO; note due May
Is, 1921, held by National Exchange
bank, 81 ,825.13; note due Nov. 20,
1921, held by Citizens & Southern
bank, S2,381 GO; note due Sept. i,
1921. held by National Exchange
bank, 1,612.84; note due, Sept. /
1921, held bv National Exchange
bank, $1,61284; note due Nov. Is,
1920, held by National Exchange
Bank. S103.5O. Total Wheatley col
lateral, S10,5O4.0O. Total $38,153.49.
The college has been unusually sue,
cessful since its establishment, as
shown by the following ten-year aver.
age attendance figures:
During the above ten years this
school has received from the state for
maintenance and buildings the sum
of $172,O0O.00.
Recently a committee composed Of
W. w. Dykes, j. f. Mathis, R. E. Alli-
son, Dr.. B. F. Bond, Grey Tillman,
J. E. Hightower, j. E. Sheppard,
and Charles Wheatley went from
Americas to Atlanta and appeared
before the appropriations committee
in behalf of the bill. AS a result of
their efforts and those of Representa-
tives NJ D. Herring, of Schley and
W. H. Clark, of Webster; J. D. Clay
ton and c. d. Marshall, of the board
Of trustees, the committee reported
the bill for passage Senator John
NJ. Collum, of the Thirteenth district,
a former principal of the Third Ag-
gle, has promised to rush the measure
through the senate as soon as it
passes the house. Tuesday more than
forty friends of the bill wired va
rious members of the house to aid in
prtting it through the house Last
night Senator Collum wired the blu
would come up today, probably. It's
passage is of tremendous importance
to Americas and the boys and girls
of the Third district, and the three
civic clubs of Americas are putting.
forth their best efforts to secure the
appropriation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-15
EMPTY COAL Bins
FACED BY NATION
Continued From Pace II

(Ccctinued From Page ~
tai being in the neighborhood of
100000 out of grand total of g.
$4,000 freight cars.
Because of the shipments strike,
and the consequent failure to make
necessary repairs, the number of
cars which will have to be laid up
for a general overhauling within
few months is rapidly increasing
The peak of out-of-ord cars and
locomotives seems likely to be reach
ed about the time the peak demand
for coal transportation arrives, and
win add serious complication to
the fuel situation.
Normally" says Parmelee,
"about z to ger cent of freight
cars are out of service for repairs
Today, however, that percentage is
in the neighborhood of Ia per cent
and is increasing.
So far the numbers of laid-up
locomotives has shown no large IN
crease, but because of present shop
conditions it is naturally to be ex,
pcctcd that that will follow.
Heavier Load.
The number of cars actually out
because of bad condition, however.
does not wholly reveal the real stu
alton. BY keeping in service large
numbers Of cars which are in need Of
minor repairs, but which, are still
sufficiently serviceable that they are
not in danger of actually. breaking
down or cndangering their contents,
heavier load of major repairs will
have to be met in the early future.
1t is case of failure to take a
stitch in time. Cars that could be
laid up now and repaired in a day
or two at a cost of perhaps $40 or
$50, will have to be laid up in a few
months to undergo general over
hauling rebuilding at a cost of
several hundred dollars.
Despite the coal strike and the
SlCdI lhlllHS VI III COdl Sill ptHGHIS
that resulted, there has been the
surprising condition Of an actual in
crease in total ear loadings over a
year ago. That indicates that bust
ness was decidedly on the upgrade
at the time the strike came. In
fact, it was the momentum that bust
ness generally was acquiring that
carried total car loadings steadily
upward through the first months of
the strike, despite the loss of nearly
one-kalf normal coal shipments.
so Per Cent Less.
"In April, the first month of the
strike, the number of cars of coal
shipped was just so per cent less
than the number shipped in April,
1921. The total cars loaded, for ali
purposes, however, in April, was 2.5
FER cent more than in April, 1921
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-15
REPLIES TO CRITICISM
OF HENRY FoRp's oFFfp

WASHINGTON, August Il
plying to a criticism by Senator u vs.
rel, of Oklahoma, and other M "a
bers o fcongress that Henry En- ,s-ll'
proposed contract for taking o,.
Muscle Shoals does not guar ss
the manufacture of fertilizer CO
Silver, Washington representa+lTa ~ ~
the American Farm Bureau Fed.
ton, today wrote them, ouoting =.
ton fifteen of the Ford offer ~
stating the manufacture, sale as q
distribution of commercial ferti aIu
ers and constitute one of the NJ ~
cipal considerations of tbis e ~ !.