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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-20

Tor enErayS6 n prlatea eallias eards ses The HmptrA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
CZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW,

re SVEN bfeznoyem elsie
svlcnl zmin6ny mesllnlk pri-
nasi naaledujlci zajfmavy OBJ
sab: DR.. Alice G.. Masaryk at
Work. Month in Czechoslova-
kia. Rossum's Universal Ro-
bots. Hungary - a Paradox?
Cooperative Development. The
Ducat. Precious and Semi
precious Stones. Here, There
and Everywhere. Comments
on Current Topics. Toto cislo
rovnez pfinasi snimek p6kn6-
no portretu presidenta Masa-
ryka, jehoz narozeniny pripa-
dali ma stfedu, 7. brezna; da-
lie pax v textu DR.. Alice Masa-
|rykova We sve kancelari, podo-
benku DIR. Aloise Rasina a Pras
nou branu, snimek obrazu cd
slecny Petersenove, vlastnene-
no p. ]. F. Stepinou Chicago.
" unorovem elsie Czechoslo-
yak Review prinesla clanek
The Gardens of Dobris, near
Prague" provazeny nadher-
nymi fotografickymi pohledy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
VELJKA BITVA v IRSKU.
Naiodni vojsko napadlc 4OC
opevnSnych povstalcG.

Dublin, 8. bTezna. - Nej-
tuzsi boj od minuleho letan zu-
II horach okresu Kerry. Vol
sko Svobodneho Statu vypudi-
10 400 povstalcG $ opevneneho
vrchu. Mnoho bylo jich pobi-
to V sarvatkach, iez Sc pax V
horach rozpoutaly.
Panuie mineni, re ucelem
pfitomneho tazeni jest vypu-
diti povstalecke tlupy z jizni
casti ostrova, jez odepfely sc
vzdati po vyhlaseni vladni a
mnestie.
Zavrazd6ni detektiva Kelly
no bombou, vrzenou. do celni-
ce zde, vyvolalo velike roztrp-
ceni proti stoupencGm De Va
lerovym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
NENf PENEZ MA MYTI
SKOLNfCH PODLAH.

Riditel Skolniho zdravotni-
ctvi dr.. l.. w. Child objevil wee
ra opetn6 jiny nedostatek ma
sich skol. Ucebny totiz jsou
velice nedostatecne myty a po-
kryty mnohde vrstvou prachu
a spiny, jez Sc stava parent
stem chorobnych bacilu. WI
tranim skolnfch svetnic Sc pry
malo pomize, nebude-li podiv-
NJ ten nesvar brzku odstra-
men.
Nedostatecne myti zavladlo,
kdyz dfadovna divise pro skol-
nj budovy seznala, ze nema v
pokladne penez a tax donuce-
ma propustiti zeny, jez Sc e.
stotu v skolnich svetnicich sta
rally.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
NASLA oDHOZENY PRsTEN

Slecna Adela Joyce, jez "a
pfepadu lupici, Ia prochazky
Sc svym snoubecem hodila snub
nj prsten do snehu, jiz sperk
tento nasla. Hledala dlouho,
az il k prstynku pomohl asst
nv napad. Polila totiz misto
varici vodou a "a chvilku Sc
draha il pamatka zaleskla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
DRZY VYROK REMESLNE-
HO LUPIcE.

"Podruhe, chytnu-li Sc po-
licajtem, budu mifiti vyse,'
pravil zatceny bandita, jenz
vcera strelil v Ansonia hotelu
ma Prospect ave. policeJniho
straznika J. F. Saxtona, kdyz
byl detektivy vyslychan. Ia
tceny Sc primal, ze byl ma pa
role propulsion auburnske
kaznice v New Yorku. Lekarl
nemocnice sv. Lukase, kde jest
postfeleny policista osetfovan,
prohlasili zraneni Ia lehciho
r&zu. Kule nepronikla hlubo-
ko a byla jiz 2 rama vynata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

mecky ucenec Hugo Hayn, -
tvurce vynikajicfho dila "Bi-
bliotheca Germanorum erotica
ct curiosa". Osmdesatilety
kmet byl v poslednich letech
aiv 2 pozvolneho vyprodeje
svt bohate knihovny, IA kterou
81 ziskaval tax hubenou apro-
visaci, re hladem uplne sesel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

pachala, zproneverila pry ale
asi 10000 Kc. z penez ma
koupila 81 asi "a 25 tisic korun
satstva a jinych veci a zbytek
dala svemu milenci bankovni-
mu uredniku Zdeaku Bondy-
mu 2 Kral. Vmohradd, ktery je
s nj utratil po restauracich a
kavarnach. Bondy to sice do
znava, tvrdi vsalk, re nevedel,
odkud Ferdova penize ma. -
Ferdova j Bondy byli dodani
do vazby zemskeho trestniho
soudu.
POrazka komunista v Plzni.
z Plzn6, IL. unora. Po skon-
cenych volbach do zavodnich
rad hornickych "a bansky re-
vir plzensky budejovicky ko
naly Sc volby do revirni rady.
Pri volbe dosahly zastoupeni
tyto organisace: Svaz horniku
" Ceskoslovenske republice
(csl. strana socialni demokrati
cka) 6 clen1 a 5 nahradnikG,
Unie hornikd (nemecti social
nj demokrate) 2 cleny a 2 ma
hradniky, Sdruzenl hornikil
csl. strana socialisticka) l ma
hradnika. Komuniste, kteri ne
NELL dostatecny pocet hlasd,
|nemajji zastupce zadneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
Pocet zidI ma svete. Ma VI

Pocet zidG ma svete. Ma W.
roCni schulz americko-zidov-
skeho vyboru sdelil Louis Mar
schall, re podle posledniho sci
tani je ma sv6te celkem 10000
600 zidu. z toho isou 1900
900 v Americe, 100000 Y
Polsku, 2,500.000 V Ukraine
100000 v Rumunsku zby-
tex ostatnich Zemich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
pkEDNASkA SLECNY
MC'DOWELLOVE,

hOlcIu I'LL ScI OSOU StSlO st
vcera poledne pfi obede v
krasnem Duhovem sale hotelu
Winton, ably vyslechly slecnu
Mary E. McDowellovou 2 Chi
caga v jeji prednasce o "Dvou
nadejnych bodech Europe"
Slecna McDowellova jest wac
nou zenou, jednou nejpred-
n6jSich tomto velikem naro-
de a co mas obzvlaste zajima.
jest osobni pritelkyni presiden-
ia Masaryka jeho dcery, DR..
Alice Masarykove lid cesko-
slovensky poznala z vlastniho
nazoru zde i We vlasti, kde ja-
ko host presidenta Masaryka
ztravila v lonskem roce neko-
lik mesicG.
Slecna McDowellova byla
pfedstavena p. L. Urbanem,
jenz jako zastupce ceskosloven
skeho konsula, pri obede pred
sedal. Jest to zena asi 7O-leta:
S vlasem temer bilym, ale jeji
HAS, jasny zvucny, mile pre-
kvapi posluchace, jakmile "a
cne mluviti. Ony diva madeline
body v Europe, die slec. McDo-
wellove, jsou Ceskoslovensko
a Svaz Narodu, avsak vcerejsl
pfednaSku venovala skoro IL
lplne Ceskoslovensku, slibivSi.
re o Svazu NarodI " jehoZ
lradovne v Zeneve delsi dobu
pobyla, - zminl sc v dalsich
prednaskach, z nichz jedna
konana bude dnes We Women's
City Club. Slecna Mcdowell
ova miluje Ceskoslovensko, je-
no lid, vefi v budoucnost mia.
de republiky, ktera zavadi to
neilepsi, co jinde ma svete Sc
osvedcilo. Ackoli slecna ne
kolikrate rozesmala posluchac-
stvo svym zdravym svezim hu'
morem, v mnohem oku zalesk.
la sc slza a ona sama jenom $
namahou premahala pohnutl;
kdyz strucne sc zminila o We
zneni DR.. Masarykove "a valky
a utrpeni jeji matky, ktera I'd
stala v Praze uplne osamo-
cena, terc nenavisti rakouskych
ufadd.
Sluzby, jez slecna Mcdowell.
Iowa prokazuje Ceskoslovensk6 k6
republice svymi cennymi, 0.
pravdu krasnymi sympaticky
mi prednaskami, nelze ami do
sti oceniti. Zasluhuje 81 "a to
dix mas vsech. Vcerejsl obed
a prednaska usporadany byly
Mezinarodnim institution Y
w. C. A. mezi pritomnym
pozorovali jsme asi ctyrice1
Cechii a Slovaku. o tuto ucas1
hlavne Sc pTicinila slecna Kla
sova re zmineneho mstitutu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
Besneni automobile.

"Stale ia auta jedi tax zbe-
sile, ackoliv kazdou chvili ne
koho prejedou -"
"Ale vzdycky Cecha, Az jed
nou prejedou Nemce, udela to-
mu jiste hned vlada konec--!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
We sKoLE.

Ucitel: "Pfechodnik Cd slo-
vesa napsati je napsav, napsav
81, napsavse. Utvof, Kacabo,
v6tu ma tvar napsavSi."
Kacaba: "Na psa vsi nele-
zou, ale blechy j."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
Roztomila Icetni bankov.

ANO1NOAAAAl0 u~CIAl O0NAOVs
MIN Grednikem. - Firma KAT
ka a spoil, tovarna ma tmel v
Libni, oznamila, re jeji lcetni
Marie Ferdova z Prahy H., -
zproneverila $4,000 Kc a sice
tim zpdsobem, re "a posledni
dive leta zproneverovala peni-
re ably kryla schodek, pripi-
sovala v knihach RUNE obnosy
.iako vydani. Nez mohla byti
Ferdova zatcena, odejela do
Nemecka a teprve kdyz Sc n.y.
nj vratila, byla zatcena. Fer
dova doznala, re zpronevery
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

v Nsmecku uz jest jako v
Ruslu. - Rissko-nemecke listy
sdelulji, ze v drazd'anskem
chorobinci zemrel hladem W.
cerpany bidou ustvany ne
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
PHILLIPS III NJ
REPORTS
SALES
Eight Dwellings Sold by Com
pany During Past
Week.

The following transfers Of real
estate were made during the past
week through the office of William
8. Phillips. 1909 New York avenue
northwest:
Mrs. s. s. Gooloyon purchased
from Norris Goldman the three.
story combination store and dwell.
Ing at 241s Fourteenth street north.
west. This property consists Of a
large store on the first floor and
three apartments.
Mrs. Laura Tyree purchased from
Reynolds j. Burt premises 47O7
Piney Branch road. This is q thor
oaighly modern home OF eight rooms
and two baths.
Mrs. Mamie r. Saunders pur.
chased from John w. Cherry prem.
ises 1910 Delafield street northwest.
This Is a detached two-story eight.
room home, containing an modern
eouyenienceS.
Miss e. o. Wetherbee purchased
from Hessie April premises 131 Ten.
nesse avenue northeast. This is q
modern six-room brick home.
Miss Anna Durham purchased
from Miss Carrie Haltenback the
three-story brick dwelling at 1852
Twenty-fifth street northwest. This
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
REAL TY CHIEFS
ARE To MEET
JAN. II
Reorganization Planned For
Jacksonville Assembly
This Wednesday.

The mid.winter meeting Of the
National Committee of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
will be held in Jacksonville, Fla.
January 1920, according to John A.
Petty, executive secretary or the
local real estate board. At this
meeting the new officers for the
year 1923, who were elected at the
San Francisco convention last sum.
mer, will take over their Offices and
preside over the sessions of the
conference.
It is understood generally that
the plan of reorganization reported
at the fall meeting win be finally
adopted. Under this plan the ma.
tional association will be divided into
various sections for the purposes Of
carrying on its administrative work.
The organization itself win remain
intact as at present, but the new
plan provides means whereby the
diversified interests of the member
ship may be individually developed,
It is contemplated that the group.
ings will include the following sec
tions: Brokerage, farm lands, subur'
ban development, building manage.
ment and mortgages. With this
new development will be possible
for the members interested in any
particular group to concentrate their
efforts along specialiazed lines.
Each particular section will have
one of the national officers TO pre-.
side at the annual conventions and
also to supervise and direct the
special research and other construc-
tive work now carried on through the
4 49, <
It is also expected that the cealtor
secretaries organization, which has
been q subsidiary adjunct to the
Boards for several years, will go
out of existence ana be reoreanized
as section OF the national associa-
ton. When this change is accom-
pIished the secretaries wiz main
tain a representative ut the offices
Of the national association to carry
on the work in connection with the
organization and operation OF real
estate boards.
Washington win be represented
at the Jacksonville convention by
Mr.. VIM. 3. Shannon, its national
commit eeman. who is also q direc-
tor of the national association; John
L. Weaver, one Of its past presi-
dents and now q member OF the
ADVISORY council, and John A. Petty,
who is secretary OF the National
Association of Realtor Secretaries.
1t is expected also that the follow
ing local realtors will attend the
sessions in Jacksonville: j. Arthur
Lewis. r. w. Graham, George 7.
Worthington, c. f. Donohoe. Theo-
dore M. Judd, w. Gilbert Dent, r.
L. McKeever. J. Walter O'Boyle and
Percy H. Russell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
W OOdside Park Shows
Sales. Of $3.50, 900
in Home Sites

That Washington home seekers
are looking to the outlying sections
OF the city with the view Of build.
ing their homes on desirable dwell
Ing sites is evidenced by the re-
port of Hopkins Armstrong Corp.
developer of Woodside Park,
which boasts of $3.50, 900 worth of
nome sites sold during the past
Few months.
In this so-called shifting to the
suburbs, the Woodside Park de-
velopment stands as one of the
foremost enterprises in the city.
Homes that men covet, location
bearing all the subtle refinement
or exclusiveness. enjoyment EN-.
bodying health and Wnolesomeness
are the factors that make
Woodside Park subdivision
beautiful and unique.
Realty experts declare the move
ment to the subdivisions consti.
tutes the making Of b greater
Washington, both from the stand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
ELECTRIC COOKING CHEAP

You can cook large meal with an
electric range for what It costs to
smoke one cigar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13

tpoint of a more stable citizenry
and the healthy indication that
the District is becoming city Of
home owners. Woodside Park is
destined to lure into the ranks Of
home owners a great number OF
tenants.
J. Location Of Woodside is consid.
cred to, be the most exclusive in
Washington. Situated in the heart
of the old Noyes estate, this sec
ton commands an enviable view.
It is expected that this section
win be completely sold during the
next few months. The property
can be reached by driving out Six
teenth street to Alaska avenue and
then out Brookville Pike to the
Park.
Acre plots can be purchased al
three and one-half cents to ten
cents per square foot. Ten per
cent Of the purchase price in cash
secures q lot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
New Bungalow Shown
Here By Morgan
Company

One Of the most popular de-
velopements in modern home
building is expressed in the Cali
fOrnia bungalow type, according
to Morgan r. Morgan, real es-
tate firm, at 14O7 New York
avenue northwest.
This firm is now introducing
to prospective home buyers q
typical type California bunga-
low. It is located in the heart
of Woodbridge, one Of Washing
toms growing home sections
Containing seven rooms, tiled
bath, built-in tub, and double
sleeping porch, hardwood floors,
built-in book cases and q two
car garage, this type Of home
is considered one Of the most
unique on the market.
II can be inspected by taking
car at Fifteenth and G streets
until Twenty-fourth street
and Rhode Island avenue north
east is reached. The bungalow
is one block south, located at
BIOS Twenty-fourth street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13

appointed to arrange this social
function.
The program includes an eIabor
ate dinner and an interesting mrI-
steal program ard has been ar.
ranged to provide an evening Of
entertainment FOR the members Of
the board, with dancing o. spe-
|cial feature.
The special committee handling
the details consists Of: @. Bark
lev. chairman. b. a. VValshe II. Tudor
In6orsell. Lee ID. Latiner. ri. David
=. Barry, Fred HI Ugast. Joseph p.
sullivan, 81. w. Rust, Fl. III. Car
ter. Harry b. Pitts. Clarence ~.
WEIGH. Earl M. Macintosh, Claude
lF. Clarke, j. Walter O'RoyIe. Clyde
[C. Dunnington and Fl g. Kennedy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
Street Car Systems
Factor in Realty Value

There il a distinct overlapping
between the business Of real estate
and the business Of supplying trans
portation to the community" de.
clares a realty expert.
"The value OF the property for
residential purposes and the pros
perity, change or stability Of bust
ness property is due to the opera.
tion Of multitude OF factors, many
of them entirely uncbnnected with
the operation Of any transportation
system, but IL can be safely said
without fear Of contradiction that
the question OF transportation, and,
to be specific, the street and inter
urban car service, has very i'm
portant bearing"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
coming PL AN s
BOOST CITY,
CLAIM
Regulation Of Ordinances
Promotes Sections, Says.
D. c. Expert.

The functions and operations Of
city planning and coming bodies
were outlined to the real estate class
at the Y. NJ. C. A. by Mai. Ray
mond A. Wheeler, executive officer
of the local coming commission. City
planning, 1t was pointed out, pro-
ceeded In two. well-defined direc-
tons. First, the planning Of public
property. which function is well
recognized, and. second. the control
OF the DEVELOPMENT Of private prop
erty in so far as II affects public
welfare. Zoning, 1t was shown, Is
"a term applied to such control when
exercised in comprehensive man.
ner as to height. area, and use Of
buildings.
Z0ning regulations generally are
made in accordance with a compre-
hensive plan and are designed to
lessen congestion In streets: to SEE
cure safety from fire, panic, and
dangers: to promote health and gen
-eFal welfare: to provide adequate
light and heat: to prevent the over
crowding Of land: to avoid undue
concentration OF population: to IA
cflitate the adequate provision for
TRANSPORTATION. water, sewerage,
schools, parks and other public re-
QulrementS.
It is an attempt to provide for
orderly growth and expansion of a
city on well-considered plan. It
endeavors to fix q place for every
type of private building. and wants
everything in it's place. Business
Is barred from residential district
and Industrial establishments from
the commercial district. Zoning
prevents blighted areas. Without
coming a few business or industrial
establishments might blight block
after block Of a residential district
which will never really be needed
for business purposes or have any
business value. Capitalization of
business is good for the business
itself. for each establishment at
tracts notential customers for the
others. Zoning prevents congestion
by limiting the percentage ola lot
which building may occupy. Zon-
ing preserves the morals of a neigh
borhood by preventing the entry OF
undesirable buildings
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
Home Owners Cheated
Through Their Own
Carlessness

When you pay an electric bill,
you think you are paying for
light, but you are not; you are
paying for energy. And here's
another fact, you always get
your moneys worth of electric
energy, though you may be
sadly cheated" as to the amount
of light. Furthermore and
finally, if you are cheated, it
is because you cheat yourself.
Carelessness in taking care of
lighting equipment is the cause
of more waste than the average
person would believe. The eye
does not readily detect moderate
and gradual changes in lighting
intensities. So long as the light
is enough to see under, we sell
dom stop to ask whether we are
getting all we pay for.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
REALTY B D Ar D
INCREASES
ROSTER
Further Acquaintanceship
Among Statesmen
Is Plan.

The membership committee of the
Washington Real Estate Board has
been active in securing new mem
bers according to w. G. Miller, its
chairman, and is making a special
effort to increase the/4ssociate mem
bership which includes statesmen,
connected with local realtors Of
| fees.
It was pointed out by Mr.. Miller
that this class, Of membership was
provided something, over a year ago
for the purpose Of bringing the
statesmen together and thereby in
creasing their mountaineering,
and also to give them the advan-
| tage Of the educational facilities Of
fered by the real estate board.
| At the present time. the board has
| over 200 associate members, and
1t expects ultimately. to have every
salesman connected with the offices
or the active members affiliated
with the board. At the recent meet
ing the following were elected to
membership in the board: John r.
| Chandler, jesse e. White, Eugene
w. Hense, Bert I. Saxton, ]. Bern
heimer, Ralph Hill Campbell, Rufus
S. Lusk. 0. P. Court, Samuel III.
Mumford, F. l.. Sandoz, William I.
Irby, jr., Russell F. Pole. w. p.
Criser. In addition, under the at
filiated classification. the Interna-
tional Bank and r. L. Neuhauser
were admitted to associate member
ship.
The personnel of the membership
| I'll
plications for membership in the
board consists of the following: w.
! G. Miller, chairman; Leroy Gaddis,
vice chairman; Thomas e. Petty
! Charles A. Jones, Clarence f..
| WEIGH, r. owen Edmonston, Harry
| A. Seay, e. w. Farley, Milton F.
Schwab, J. McKenney Berry, Rob
ert r. Mahorney, Lanier p. Nc
! Lachlen and o. b Zantzinger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13

house consists of eight rooms and
has been outfitted as an apart
ment.
Robert Il. Ford purchased from
this office one of the new houses
rently completed at 5527 Seventh
street northwest This is six-room
brick house Of tapestry brick, hav.
ing every modern convenience.
Leo. G., Dacy purchased from M.
e. Thompson the semi-detached elk.
room brick house at 1855 Morse
street northwest.
John M. Moehring purchased
through this office from D. ], Dun.
igan two-story brick house re.
Gently completed at 1884 Ingraham
street. This is a thoroughly mod
ern home containing six rooms and
baths.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
REAL TY REAL
PL NSDA|VCE
JAN. II
Wardman Park Event This
Wednesday includes
Novel Music.

Final. ARRANGEMENTS have been
completed for the realtors dinner
dance to be held ct Wardman park
Hotel on the evening OF January II.
ACCORDING to Mr.. o. q Barklev.
chairman OF the special COMMITTEES
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
Building oper tons.

Building operations during Decen-
Der last totalled s5.154.51O. bringing
the@totai Tor 1922 TO $4,000, 414, In
snector 81 Buildings John p. HeaIy
reported to the District Commits.
sioners today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
COAST FRUIT TREES
ARE BUDDING EARLY

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. Jan.
-DeciduOus fruit trees and
grape vines throughout San Der
nardino county are starting 10. bud
three months ahead Of natures
schedule.
Since December Is there have
been eighteen days during which
the maximum temperature did not.
drop below 20 degrees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-13
Nellie Upharn VIII Filed.

Letters testamentary on the estate
Of Nellie G. Upham. who died Novem-
Der 20, were asked yesterday In q
petition filed in Probate Court by her
husband. William c. Upham. The
value Of the estate is not given. but
the court is informed that Mrs.
Upham owned III, 900 shares Of stock
in q mining concern.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-29
MOTORMEN ASKED TO
CHECK UP ON AUTOS

ATLANTA, Oct. 29,-F. L. But.
Ter, general operating manager of
the Georgia Railway and Power
company has requested that street
car motormen and conductors take
the numbers of automobiles pass
ing street cars when they are
stopped. This action was taken by
Mr.. Butler following a request
to that effect made by city chief
of police, Beavers. By doing this
offenders of the traffic laws who
take advantage Of the situation
when no police officers are present
to pass on the wrong side of cars
and to pass when passengers are
getting on and off can be brought
to trial. The action was taken inn
mediately' upon request of the chief
of police.