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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

parts Zine nrsresatc Immediately before placing the fresh concrete.
on old concrete II is necessary that a neat cement srout be used
particularly tho coarse ossresatc shall he heated, and precautions
and Thereafter II shall be- kcpt above so degrees until the concrete has
obtained IS hna set but such period shan be not less than " hours
columns until a period Of 4 to Q hours have elapsed to permit settle
section IA Construction Of Form.
be c2ercised to mako them as nearly weter-tishi as practicable
I nnnst,d tn ~" 'ho u'' ,nor, "n mn =" ' y. az SSL. pgo' ,ne, nc" =, w.. "
o N s%o nn, I Se rem r9I r"bo., 'S Ststu 20 so q, IssIin "So ina no@ az ,," at
tho forms and It's SUPPORTS and column forms, q that the may he
shat be provided In the bottom OF column forms where necessary to
Section no. General Requirements Tor Tests. An tests upon O.
iuforced concrete mateHas o construction. shall he made in accord
anove with the requirements Of this Code
PART XXI.
Reinforced Concrete for Tircproonng.
Section 10 approved Construction
ior tc protection o steel structural members or for any other fire
proonnF purros,sl In an, huldirr
proved for tho construction Of floor or roof panels or partitions in
that the unit stresses in the materials do not exceed those specified
crete and the construction conform to the various other requirements
"''' soe ton" iT7 %, nn iTTm use conc r1 fo ne nr rS J 'of mi shall
const, OF a misturc Of vscous consistency OF one part Portland ce-
volume rhc aFrrcra'e shan he mixed in the ratio Of two parts Of
~ VIM tive sp moi the no" GsS.s s"" mi RSS parts OF coarse or :" such proportions as
section ms Reinforcement,
An rgi9fores@s9' essential to secure tho required nroartn
ga "r {, yr' or ,"D' 5 snI "a t sS tug (, ISS Embedded no nnc, ~ m p ,S S"ng 1Se ana n shall
? Exposed metal covering or exposed metal Of any kind shah not
son,tru SG subject to Gre and a plaster finish applied over the
section iie cIndcr concrete. ~
J. 'ind'r concrete uml be used constructivcy al rroproofng,
9n, for floors and roofs between steel beams and for interior ION
? cDdor- shan be composed Of hard. wen burned. vtoous
oltnkors FREQ from sulphides fine ashes and foreign matter The
use OF Fn~hous. or locomotive ciudera o stove or heating furnace
eoai or coke. TIE amount sh5l mot e,s"~i rs rr ,rn, ." "'D'"''
T. Tho allowable cNtrome nbro stress In c,mpr,s4iop fl, ,ipdrr
eoncro's s"t. between G"a beams sr'u not, ,e,cg,e1i 500 pounds per
crete and st,l shan be- taken O. ! TO 80
crete used in tho construction of bearing walls column. piors. or
gttdcrs shall b" stone,
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own diameter withou, fracture
Section ss Alowose rnt workos Stresses In the design Of
portions ! ? g. the following working stresses for concrete and steel
Lbs per So inch.
shenring stress In concrete when diagonal tension IL not rc. ~
sisted ty Steei .......... -. 40
Roc1 's ,rs.. - s. tyr,, ' ~S,c !, , 0g u rI,t nN,~ 5n@dr cSruI sar shear iS
Bond stress between concrete and reformed bars -. 100
''" I,oTrg q ~ a. r rr" sp,3'ra bayinr' +, ,,to, , r ai .,., 'S ,6poo
Times the arsa oi the loaded portion may be taken at s7ls per cent
properly provided FOR In continuous beams tho extreme fibre stress
The supports
off,ct,a a'GI apIS % 1~mS o ,S T'o OF co% % SS",rS' Srr lo' TO pSart"E or s, ,i"l .b u
be Used, ~ '"'
' s'",a ' 81 sn%g nv ,1n"pur Tor I Soh' AM. %m' s% "o ,"%,u 81. '"n n,.
S%f gga%, S.9 s sraT. o s, o@o, s% n length S or SS' &c, suo 9ssgr than "oo Uniform %
''''s so'io m' io@ con,nuou. Floor Construction In con,nuou. slab.
iT'% mo gr T.' s@r ' %. pro ers 's d, p Gg made s, i ,g p g."ay. BEND r%@.
for.,m,ni near me top OF he members to rcs- the stress rms re-
r.r8,rs and D., anchored n the compressor concrete Of the member a
t hon. .g r '' ''"'" ''"'" OF continuous o'''"'' q" o'F
"' lr.ftoD"r ioi Web pcr,,rcom.r, i'm u,,ms
M 1 o, web r,,o a % In beans shall be aeiEned for
ms'sor. Of these tensile stressed They shall not be spaced to cscccd
. a',s e,c..a a. r 5"' , GST@ Ga ", ,an 1' a% M, I" . "a rG,' % . Tegr' IL . SSS
for By 'c steel in en,aia,Sr tn, .Srr..s, in .drups, dlasooai web
shear shah be- assumed as taken b, the concrete. '' " WV
Section ioe ismstn 81 column" The i'nrtn Of column. shall he
, n, !%, sd. do@ss and & p a. .1sa he ,sa. e&s . ,s%s,
t,.. t,.. .,,..,.5 T., a.. To. ''' "' ~ ~
t" sT i.
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b.urr, .uu... n,,.. .f A. .t. 80 Uur-. IN 80 -.
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a. ,r...I %, n III 80 y. .19 80 80 |, 49, t -
Tg, 5t s,r.ss rr a., ,.[tu'.I r, 80, . " '"Ima" "NGg,
49,, - ,, ~ u" s" '''""' 7"'
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~ ~ '" """- 1851
tws .a,t,,n of oo,,,t' o, r"I a., th, tu ,or.I rur . ~ NAN m,
t 49, 49, JUICY N' "' '"' '' NV
srru"p i0s St~i 1".. II,t.. s,,,,i. stool, n..o r,,,o. or
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I,". 'N '"'1 "' '' 'mN"'H '"'"' nov 4" TO-" 'h l"-
gn' ".' I't ' '' n'" """H 'l ' no case "s man enc
80 "a ' u.s. ""'' "WN N'l m"mt u"h h"""NaF
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PART XIV.
Section 100 nundinps nnircd. Al

Section 1p. buildings Raised. Altered. Repaired or Moved
within the fire limits every existing building having a conn
hurutlc roof II rnsed 20 produce an additional story. shall be provided
with an tncombusliie roof
? Unless approved by the Building Inspector. n building with
In the Tire limits having um~1uy walls shall be enlarged n built
upon unless the addition "a the exterior waits be OF approved incom.
buShte materials end foundations OF nasony. This section also
applies 10 rassed In sleeping porches
3 No existing bdldins shall be altered 10 exceed the limits OF
height or area provided by this Code for new buildings Tor ue sane.
class as that TO which the additions are made.
4 Unless approved by the building Inspector no frame bulaina
within the fire limits shall be increased In area by frame additions
except that franc cNtcnatpns TO be used exclusively for tnler p,
poses may be permitted In outer IRE limits
s ANY frame building which may hereafter have the first s,or,
converted into a store, shall have the walls partitions and c.ltpg or
such first story covered with metal Hath or HInch fibre phu-,r 800
aud plasered to q total thickness ~ at least a incl. n In nt.-.r
board MAJ be covered with sheet metal. Fire atops shall nso Ia.
provided at n line OF the ceiling 10 cut off all connection To sto,t..
above through hollow stud partitions " side wallis
d Chased In sleeping porches may he built Of frame In ta auter
fire limits Az sleeping porchcs built on the second story htcl mus,
be supported 10 uncomfortable columns No frame sleeping farch l..
the re limits shall be closer than % feet "a any neghborax holse
All such porchea shall have foundations of masonry.
Z Within the inner fire limits n 10 existing frame building shall Ia
uon Will prohibit the repairing u atorns OF any store front provide
ing the wallis over the glass are supported on a incomhnstibio b.au,
4 Frame buildings In the outer fire limits nay be epaired
with the same kind II material aa now existing IN the building bu,
In no case shalt the repairs exceed so per cent ot the original build
ig to be repaired. and In 10 repairing the original construction n no
building 10 not 90 be changed or added to.
. No frame building shall he moved from without 10 within
the fire limits No frame building hhali be moved from n lot Ia
another within the lite limit, without the written permission OF the
Building Inspector
10 No building shall be moved un,a a permi, has been obtained
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g.. No open arcaways, ratings steps OF any portion OF a build
ing or structure shall project beyond tho building line. Show cases
and counters shall be set back 3 feet from building line when open
in street.
g.. Alterations or repairs 70 arcaways steps store fronts. or pro-
jocting or show windows shan be subject TO the requirements Of this
section.
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steel wire made from opcn hearth bues Of the grade Of rNet steel
or from Besemcr bnlcts may be used In floor aud roof slabs. column
hopping and reinforcement for temperature and shrinkage stresses.
square inch and test specimens shall bend $50 degrees around their
own diameter without fracture
Factors Controlling prsEn.
section aS. Allowable Unit Working Stresses In the design Of
reinforced concrete structures when the concrete is mixed in the pro-
portions ! "a. the following working stresses Tor concrete and steel
shall be used.
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Reinforced Concrete Construction
General Requirements

saeton 9a Definition. the term reinforced concrete" in this
Code shall mean a approved concrete mixture iu which steel Ia an
beddsd In sch o. manner a. go resist tho tensile stresses and 20 add
riglity and strength 90 concrete BOO CuWprDsHNon
Section o. Approved for an TYPES of buildings Reinforced
concrNe viii te approved for ai types of building construction. pro-
vded the design conforms with good engineering practice and the
wnrsinF stresses do not eNcefd those herein specified. The construc-
tou shall meet tho requirements of this code in al respects and In
addition shall conform to such other rules a. may be issued by the
BuldinR Inspector
Section %. Construction Plans aud Specifications
a.. The plan and specifications required 30 be- filed Win tho In
npector shall be- accompanied by stress computations and duscup-
iona showing the general arrangement Of the entire construction in all
important details including the size. length, and POINTS OF bending Of
all reinforcement, the qualities proportions and methods of mixing
the materials used In the concrete and the dead and hye loads each
floor % designed 70 carry.
Section %. Quality OF Concrete.
IL Tho concrete shall consist of a mixture Of d plastic or viscons
consistency OF on part OF cement 10 not more than six parts " ag-
erexnfp. fine and coarN, either n the proportion Of one part 81 ce-
mont. two pnts OF sand and four parts OF stone " gravel or In such
propagation a. to produce a maximum density such concrete shall
detossp n crushing strength OF at least 5000 lbs poi square inch ~
ss DAYS when made under laboratory conditions Of manufacture; the
materials and consstoncs being practically the same ~ that used Ia
I'M deid. The Test specimen shall be removed from moulds - soon
III wen vi and stored IN damp sand until tested.
section ". Quality Of reinforcement All steel used In rein
e.rcsd. concrete shalt meet the requirements Of the current standard
s.eotfcations for Billet steel Concrete Reinforcement Bars Of the
tsr.vlosn society for reHing Materials No reinforcement produced
srnnn frroilsd rails OF second hand materials shall be used In any
arncfure without the written permission Of the Inspector IL such
~-trgoreltnsnt be permitted, n shan meet the requirements OF the cur
- standard Specifications Tor Rail steel Concrete Reinforcement
n u- ID the American Society for Testing Materials Cold drawn
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VFTTVU u WTNINN.
I The separate ingredients OF concrot. she'll be accurately meas
ureS and thoroushb mixed In a manner % produce a Homogeneous
mass 81 uniform color and of such a viHrous consistency that IL viii
flow 70 an parts OF the forms without separation OF the coarse asgre-
gate from the mortar
9 Except when limited quantities are required. or when the con
diuons OF the work make hand mixins preferable. mixing shall be-
done in a mechanical batch mixer from which n complete batch shall
be discharged before another Is received. An Ingredients shall D.
mixed together for at least one minute. In all vases the mixing shall
be continued unul tho consistency is constant
Section i2. Depo1tinE.
Concrete shall be Deposited, thoroughly tamped and worked
10 place before Initial set begins and shall thn be kept free from
Shocks and disturbances OF every kind until u has fully hardened.
ftetamperng Of concrete after is Initial set Is prohibited.
2 when the work Of placing concrete Is suspended, an neces.
sary grooves for Joining future work shall be made before the con.
crete sets
3 Before deposihng new concrete upon concrete already SCI.
tho contact surfaces shall be roughened, cleaned Of all laitance and
loose material. and then drenohed with water ana aushed with a
grout consisting Of one part Portland cement and not more Than two
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
MANg,TIC<

bears present. The reports of the sec retary and treasurer showed that the organization had most successful year and has a substantial balanye in the treasury. The following officers were elected: President manager. Odeli M. Chapman treasurer, Antonio La vigne; secretary James Gudlford; fife
 major. Antonio Lavigne; assistant fife major. Peter. LaChance chief musi- elan, Frank F'ancher steward. Ernest LaMarche. The corps is to take part in the following field days: Saturday, August 1S. Liberty Fife Drum and Bu- gle Corps Westheld, Mass. Saturday Sept. 9. Month Uxbridge, Mass. Sat urday, Sept. g, Norwich. The last named, event is to be staged by the Thread City Continental Fife and Drum Corps of this city Sunday, sert 17, the Chapman corps will go tc Brooklyn. The semi annual field day of the corps Is to be held late in Sep tkmber.
 , "Jack" McQuinan accepted the invi- tation Thursday afternoon issued by T Frank Cunningham to organize an az greyadion of married men of San Jost Conncil to oppose the latteris hopefuls at the "Kacey Klambaloe" which vii De held on the pumping station ground. Sunday furthermore he states that hi: benedicts will knock all the fight our of the single men when the two team; l connect. His lineup will be as follows
 Conrad DUbeau C. John McQlTiltan D
 E. R. PoGtelance 1b, John ickett ss, A
 Wood 2b. George Hickey 3b, W. John
 son If, Daniel Mccarthy of and A. P
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
NORWICH BULLETIN
WIInmantic Ofice ST Church Street Telephone iOss
 {

Fifteen deaths were recorded at the lofHce of Town Clerk Frank P. Fenbon during July. The list follows: 8. John Samnel HnIhouse, 52. suicide. : 8, oseph Roy. premature birth 2 6. Sarah Estelle Edwards. 27 dia- .betss mellftus. 10, James F. Danahey. 8, general sep itisamia-
 12. Edward Joseph Warner, 10, teta- mus. i 1. Bessiey Colhandsr, IS, tubercular, meningitis.
 II, Ludisene Gauthier, 6s, rheuma- .tisrn of the .heart.
 IS, Timothy Quinn. 70, endocartls lnyocarditis.
 21. Joseph JDeinde, 67, chronic ne ,phr.tic.
 22. Michael Sullivan. 75, arterioscler- pss.
 25 John A. Gibson, A. peritonitis.
 24 Anna O'Rour1e, so, interstiteal
 23. NelEs Murphy, 53, carcinoma uterine
 2s. Frederick R. snows51 myocardi- ltia
 2s. Wiadys1aw Dzielaw, 33. acute sdi< ilauon of the heart.
 The annual meeting of OdeII M Chapman Continental Fife and Drum iCorrs was held recently, with all nrem-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18

New Haven.-Miss Cathleen Catliri. a Meriden telephone operator, experienced a narrow escape from drowning at Mo nrauglin, New Haven, Sunday While in bathing the girls had considerable fun in ducking one another. Miss Catlin got too much of that sport and swallowed con- siderable water, so much so that she be- came unconscious and was pulled out of the water and carried to the shore by a young man. A doctor got her back to consciousness after a half hours efforts.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
COLCHESTER

s. H. Kellogg. Mrs. R. K. Brown and Miss Louise Week motored to New London Wednesday,
 Timothy O'Connell and Charles Per hirls of East Haddam were guests We'd nesday of William Johnson.
 Roger Foote of Lebanon was a call CT here Wednesday.
 The road to Haywards Lake which has been in a wretched condition has been put in fine shape by Selectman Mcdonald and large number from the village go down dialy for an outing
 Daniel O'Brien left Wednesday even dng for d few days stay in New York
 On account of the recent cool spell a large number of summer boarders have returned to their homes in the cit ies.
 Fred Fedus was a caller in Marlboro Thursday
 A large number of out of town home buyers were in town Thursday to at tend the auction of horses at the home of Charles F. Brown on Norwich ave nue, Fifteen horses were offered for sale
 Mrs. Wiegand and son of Jersey City. N. J., are visiting at Mir, and Mrs. Will liam Curgenvet's on South Main street
 Mrs. Hattie Reynolds and daughter Miss Martha, of Norwich, are guests of Mrs. Reynolds mother, Mrs. William E. Strong.
 James Johnson was a visitor in Ekonk Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
SILK DRESSES To Close Out At $500 Each

When you get opportunity to buy Silk Dress for that small price you surely cannot go wrong The small price does not indicate the former values of these dresses but the time has to close them out and here is the price that will help doing it-$5OO will buy one
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18
REMNANTS - REMNANTS Wash Goods or Woolen Goods

Hundreds of them here, piled up on two tables for your selectOrb at less than half price.
 It's strange how remnants will accumulate during sales and it's also surprising how much you can buy for such
 small amount and how prettiy you can turn out these remnants into beautiful little garments with very little work. Just snip or two of the shears, few stitches and that bit of remnant becomes new frock for the lit tie one dress for the grown ups
 Remember Saturday is Remnant Day, and you can buy them on that day at half price,
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
December IS.

The sign governing this date Is
Caprioorn. the sign OF the Goat. and
the last sign Of the Earth Triplicity.
This sign governs the knees OF the
grand man of the Zodiac, and is a
dry, earthly, feminine, changeable.
domestic sign, the negative pole OF
the Earth Triplicity.
The higher attributes are absorp-
ton and inspiration.
This sign represents the dark side
of the earth, the occult side of his
tory, solitude and meditation. Peo-
pie born under It are deep thinkers,
natural orators and teachers.
Like the goat they will work for
without stint. but they
are very restless when harnessed to
work for others.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
FOR SALE

S4250
900 block, Gilpln Ave, . r. r, r, II.
$500
200 block. p. 'ith 81, 6 r. B. r. II.
$4,000
ins w seth ST. ssmi-dstsehed square
plan 6 r. B, p n; exceptionally large
$500
ssoo block. Madison ST.. r, n. 2, r..
saraee space.
$500
Near card and Market Ste. 8 n, n,
IN. n.
S6500
sa00 block. Washington ST.. SEMI
detached, r. y. =. H. open fireplace.
$4,000
ii00 block. Maryland Ave. seml-de-
tschtd and iu wonderfully good shape,
s n, y, +, IA.
A Real Bargain in Large Home
Ninth and West Su.. rs r. p =. y.
ssmi-detachsd, garage space. Would
make a good apartment
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
STORAGE.

ROOMS FOR household goods.
al r Lang Co, 1905 orange street.
mar2i-tk
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
MAN OF HOUR

The iron hand oi
Colonel Plastiras
has gripped politi-
cal pow er in
Greece. He Is vir-
tual dictator and
actually chairman
OF the Revoluntion
airy COMMITTEES
which created the
tribunal that sent
former high on
clais 20 death BE-
fore a hring squad
condemned
Prince Andreas 70
exile
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
sErRETAnY OF STATE

STATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE or
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An 10 Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
whereas, Il appears 10 my satisiac-
tion, by duly authenticated record Of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof, by the consent of
more than two-thlrds in interest OF all
the stockholders deposited In my office
the Louisville Refining Company. a cor
poration OF this State, whose principal
Office Is situated at 90i Market street.
In the city OF Wilmington, county OF
New Castle. State OF Delaware, Cor
poration Company OF Delaware. being
agent therein and In charge thereof,
upon whom process may be served.
the Corporation Laws. Of the State OF
delaware, as contained In 1915. Section
10 2iOl. Section is7, Chapter SIS. OF the
Revised Statutes Of 1915. as amended,
~ 'CfERTiFiCATB or DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. I, A. r. Benson.
Secretary OF State OF the state Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
fSs Deasmbep' py,is A. d. 1872, iiie in the oface
a dulv executed and attested consent
In writing. to the dissolution OF said
corporation. executed by the consent OF
more than twO-thirds in interest OF ali
the Nstockholders thereof, which said
consent and the records OF the proceed
,nes aforesaid, are now on file In my
said office, as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, II
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, at
Secretary's Office Dover, this 27th
1855 Delaware 1893 day OF Dec. in
1911. the year OF our
Lord. cne thou
0and. n e
hundr'd a d
twenty-five.
A. X. BENSON.
dec2s-il secretary OF state
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
BUSINESS COLLEGES

THE man who follows the crowd usually
gets CROWDED OFT. Don't lag he
hind. BE A BUSINESS LEADER and
eet crowded in. Wen help you to
BEACON COLLBGE.
aug2s-iyr. Tenth and King streets.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

wedding rings were used by the
ancients and put upon the wedding
anger from a supposed connection
with a vein there with the heart.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

Unless Miss Lena Mord get,
married within a year. she Will
lose her naturalization papers. ac-
cording TO a ruling OF Judge Joseph
b David, Of the Superior Court at
Chicago. Anyone as good looking
as you" said the judge. does not
deserve 70 be given more time TO
get a hushand.n
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
CLOCKS.
CLOCKS
ELECTRICAL.

FIXTURES. lamps, wiring material
radio supplies: all reduced Cross
man Electric Co. y. W. Corner Fourth
and orange SITS. aprfq-tf
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
REAL EsraTE-roR SALE.

s2s vANDEvER AVE. Seven room
=. house, bath. porch. gas and heat.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

WOOD WILSON wires your houss
without breaking your floors, plaster
Or nockethook. Phone fI6f 25ob
Van Buren 81. augi2-iyr.