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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
TEN YEARS. TEST
OF ECZEMA CURE

After ten years test oil Of winter
green, as compounded M D. d. d. Pre-
scription has so thorouah ahly. 50 absolutely
proven It's merit for shln diseases. that
we have arranged With the d. y. ..
Laboratories OF Chicat for special
offer on a 25-cent trial bottle.
We ourselves became convinced years
ago. Cure after cure and the testimony OK
the worlds leading skin specialists
showed US that the way. TO cure the SKIN
Is through the skin not, however py
means Of a salve wh,ch always CLOS
the outer skin but wi u penetrA.,ns
liquid that gets 70 the nner skin, kiiiipE
the germs while sooth ing the heaitps
tissue
The pn Of Winter Teen Compouna
d. d. ID Prescription, ,penetrates ~nio
soothing the skin: and a 2b-cent bd ue-
good sized trial bottle@-is now or rev.
besides the 800 bottles 10 order n opn-
vince everybody For Oils triaiA |poene
ought 10 be enough TO how the way "
the cure. and AZ any ra the hquio IN.
snrtant X Is applied will take away that
itch--yes. juet A. soon the wash \
applied the akin Is soothe' and refreshed
sherman & Mcconnell rug Co, lotn
ana Dodge sts.i owl Drut Co., ieth Ana
Harney So
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

81 us AZ same prices a. formerly Phone
your ORDER BfOderick q Maslowsky (rctoii
dealera). 2A q ST. Phone south l51.
The church board OF the African Meth.
odist church has suspended the pastor,
Rev. "A. Wagner, for aiieVed Offense against
church.
South Omaha Camp No 1906. Modern
Woodmen Of America, have procured Rush
inqs hall and win hold q smoker and cn-
tertainment there April IN honor OF
Head Consul A. r.. Talbot Of Lincoln. the
guest Of the evening. Other good speakers
have been secured. Refreshments VIII BE-
served.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Omaha Brakeman
Hurt on Last Run
s. F. Bailey Gets Crushed Foot on
Eve Of Quitting Railroad
Life Forever.

NORFOLK. Neb., March SO--(speciai
Telegram is. f. Bailey. a Minneapolis &
Omaha brakeman who lives at 1923 North
Twentieth street, Omaha, and whose
parents reside in Sioux City, suffered
badly crushed foot here tonight on his
last trip at railroadlng. Running ahead
OF The engine to make switch he was
caught and run down. The ankle bones
were badly broken. Amt It strange
he said, as he smoked cigarette while
the physician probed his injuries that
would get caught on the last tripY'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
FIRE TAKEs OLD LANDMARK
Union Pacific storehOuse az cOium-
bus Destroyed BY Fire from
Engine Spark.

COLUMBUS. Neb.. March so.-tspeeiai
Telegram )--Fire starting from spark
from passing locomotive at $50 last even
ing totally destroyed the Union Pacific
storehouse in the. west end Of the yards
here. This building had hole burned IN
the roof a week ago and the high wind
carried a spark to that portion Of the
building, For a while the entire north
western residence portion OF the city was
threatened and one other fire was started
from the burning storehouse. The building
was filled with stores and machinery and
the loss Is between S6,oo0 and 5000 This
building IL one OF the landmarks OF
Columbus. as It was the original Union
Paplfic depot. built In 1865, having been
moved TO It's present location about two
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
MRs. IOE JEFFERSON SUE
widow OF Famous Actor Charged
with Libel and False imDriaOn-
ment BY ,. w. MOrriaaey.

NEW YORK. March sO.-Mrs. Sarah A.
Jefferton. widow OF Joseph Jefferson. is tho
defendant in two suits, begun here today
by James w. Morriasey, an actor. In which
damages assregating $4,000 are asked
one suit alleged false imprisonment; the
other alleges libel and slander.
Morrissey charges that Mrs. Jefferson
accused him Of using the name OF the
Joseph jefferson Monument association" a"
70 collect funds Illegally. He was arrested
some time ago on this complaint. but Was
diacharred
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CHIEF oUARTERhAsTER's oFFIcE-
Omaha, Neb March /, 1910. Sealed pro-
posals, in triplicate Will be received here
and by ouartermasters at the posts named
herein until 10 Am, central standard
time, April l. 1910. for furnishing Wood
Coal and Charcoal during the fiscal year
ending June 80 1911, at Omaha ON Depot;
Forts Crook, Omaha ana Robinson, Ne
braska; Forts Leavenworth and Riley
Kansas; Forts d, IA. Russell and Mac
kenEie, Wyoming; Fort Des Moines Iowa.
and Fort Meade, South Dakota Proposals
for delivery at other places will not be en-
tertained. United States reserves right to
reject or accept any7or ali proposals or any
part thereof Information furnished on
application here or to Quartermasters at
stations named II Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals. for
Fuel" !" and addressed to Major u. ~. Nc
CARTHY, Q. .. M. M1-3-S-2s-sO-d
q. S. MILITARY PRISON, FORT LEAv-
enworth Kan, March I, 1870 sealed
proposals for furnishing bituminous and
anthracite coal, smithlng coal, charcoal,
wood, gasoline and mineral oil, required
during me year c3tnlnenclng July J. lSlos
will be received here until 10 a. m, April
j, 1910, and then opened. Information fur
nished ON application. Captain 4. W. Van
Duyne, q. M fEff M2-S-4-0-d0-Sl.,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

when an engine, running Tight" crashed
into The car, taking the radiator and the
mont Of the auto almost completely oft
fortunately. the way they were struck
nothing more serious than a spill from the
automobile occurred, but a mere frRction
OF o second more would have meant that
both men would have met instantaneous
death. According to the story Of the driver
the engines speed was about forty miles
per hour while the speed OF the car was
not more than fifteen miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

Miss Julia Quimby. captain OF the girls'
Junior basket ball team az the high school,
did some star playing Tuesday night when
the Seniors and Juniors met IN the high
school gymnasium. The lower class was
too much for the seniors and the game
was won by a score OF "a to ]. The Jun
Tors had things their own way from tho
start and the first half ended 10 to g. Nell
lie Wood also did some piaying that at
tractcd attention. Despite the score. the
game was interesting and exciting and was
much appreciated by those who wore pres
ent
Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

ONLY $40 PER ACRE

500 acres wheat land to 10 miles from
main line Northern Pacific r. r. in North
Dakota. Good, smooth, tiliable land. good
soil and subsoil; just the same kind OF
land that others are RETAILING FOR $50
TO SIS per acre In the same neighborhood.
Anyone buying this land Is sure to make
a profit, as It is offered for less than it
is worth and is certain to advance This
land is uuderlaid with coal which adds to
its value Ut nothing is added to the price
on that gpgcount. GO UP WITH us TUES
DAY. APRIL 5. II you don'tN want all OF
thDy land YOU CAN PICK WHAT YOU
WANT at sis per acre. Special rate from
Omaha and return next Tuesday. s2S,e S.
Your expenses refunded II you buy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
ATTENTION, BuYER AND HOME

! Deal directly with the man who owns
the ranch. No commission to Real Estate
Agents. ] have 100 acres of land suitable
for any kind OF fruit, two miles from boat
lai ding, on the Columbia, and the railroad
station. Good schools. Twelve miles from
water on IT. five acres cleared land Aready
to plant in trees and balance easily cleared.
Good house. small barn; The timber on the
balance OF the place will pay for the clear
ing. About acres OF meadow land; and
it's snap for the party wanting good
fruit ranch. Price, $500 per acre; part
cash and balance easy payments Address
Victor Marden. The DaIies, Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

go ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND FREE
Advantages of Oregon, a book OF %
pages, explaining what each Of the "a coun-
ties is best adapted for; also the amount
of government land open to homestead on
a map 2ix2s. showing all new towns and
r. r.. including eastern and central Ore
gon and counties In different colors, drawn
down to Jan. /. 1910; latest map In u. s. A. .
also gives homestead laws and cost Of get
ting $50 or 160 acres, and q description of
the state Of Oregon in general; mailed for
25c stamps or coin. Nunnio g. Runey, 10
Hamilton Bldg, Portland. Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

HOLDREGE, Neb. March Especial )-
Both y. H. Wilkinson. an automobile
driver, and q passenger. narrowly escaped
eeath near the city of Axtell yesterday. as
hey were leaving that place 20 come TO
this city. They had rounded a turn 10 the
rond and we're crossing the railroad track
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

NEW YORK. March eo.-The New York
Athletic club swinming team defeated the
team OF the City club IN q 60o-yard relay
race tonight, establishing new American
amateur record. The time was 8 minutes
rs seconds. The old record was minutes
9M seconds. made by the Illinois Athletic
club in Chicago last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FORT WORTH. Tex. March so-Ths
Chicago American league team through lte
representative. Ted sullivan. Is. Il Is said.
about TO close a deal with the Mineral
Wells club for trelning grounds here. The
long iaunt TO California this spring, h Is
declared, has resulted IN placing the ma
iority Of the players out Of condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

SYDNEY. N S. W.. March so--Anothcr
date has been set for the fight between
Tommy" Burns the Canadian pugilist
and ''Bil' Lang, heavyweight champion Of
Australia. for the Australian title The
date announced today is April II. The fight
was originally scheduled for March - aud
subsequently postponed to April 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FOR sALE-Improved half-section farm
miles from Wapeilas Saak. Good frame
buildings; Si7 per acre. also several other
Write for hst -. s. Hihgg, Wapellas Sask.
ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS
For sale pest improved and raw wheat
lards uD 20 10000 acres en- bloc ia the
best part of Southern Alberta. ti3 per acre
derson g Mlhklsf. Sl4 First ST.. Wept. Cal
tary, Alta. ft
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

When you want what sou want when
you want It. say 80 through The Bee Want
Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FARM LANDS FOR sALE-New south
corn belt north Louisiana and south Ar
kansas tracts from 40 20 1000 acres. W.
r. Cavett. Shreveport, La.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FOR SALE or trade-ie0 acres. rellnquish-
meut iu Estancia valley Torrance county,
New Mexicoi deep soil; good level land
l2 10 IS feet to water; some improvements; /;
IA miles from wide-awako town. price
ei.O0o; would take stock. II Warnock. Hol-
DEN No.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

LAND AGENTS

1900 acres Of level land in the rain belt
OF the Gulf Coast country; three-fourths
prairie a rich, sandy loan; well drained
within miles OF county seat town; less
than miles 10 other railroad towns; be-
tween main lines OF railroad and the best
bargain IN the coast country.
WIN sell on easy terms at per cent in
terest; will not divide.
HILAND p. LOCKWOOD
Rosenberg, Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FOR Information ard literature on farm
land and irrigated fruit lands-Idhho. ore.
Gon and WnshinEton-cal on us. OF write
us--111 Neville block. Omaha. Neb. Sher4
wood Immigration Co: J. w. Young, local
manager
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

NOW you Bee readers set busy. See
what pnaps have ln land. Leander Clark,
Kearney. Neb'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

CHOICE AGRICULTURAL lands $40 per acre:
also lake shore property three hours ride
from twin cities; any size tract; lt.oo0 acres
20 select from Write owner. Harry c. A.
Johnson. rs Palace Bldg. Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
OCEAM STEAMSHIPS

When sou HanS Vnaf sou want when
you want ii say 80 through ahe Bes want
Aa colamna.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
As BUSHELS WHEAT LAND.
a1I pER ACRE

We own and control 1000 acres OF Chey-
enne county. Nebraska's choicest farm
land now on the market. The heaviest
years alfalfa also leading crop. Ask
for folder and full particulars. Agents
wanted everywhere. Write for our propo-
sition at once. Railroad fares refunded II
things not as represented. Fundingsland
q Severson, Sidney, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

OKLAHOMA

select from. ranging 10 price from 8 e
20 per acre. This land IL In the oil and
gas district and you might set an OIL well
with your land
%OWATA TAAa5D AND LOT Co.
Suite Sft New York Life Bldg
IF you want a home in the great SOUTH
west, or II you want to invest IN a good
land proposition, see or write mo. ! have
the goods-from town lots 10 10, 0,0G0-acre
tracts-in Oklahoma and Texas. H. L. Fos-
ter, 81 Cuibeftson bldg. Oklahoma City,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
]. H. DUMoNT & SON,
1e06 Farnam st.. oman.

In, oacoma 5, D.
FARMERS AND EENTERs-whv not
buy ie0 or so acres IN Stanley county, South
Dakota at $15 10 So per acre, or Hand
county $50 to S4 per acre. Jay p. Morrill,
Palace Bldg, Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

SOUTHWEST TEXAS BARGAIN-2i0
acres near Taft finest cotton truck soil;
so $50 acres near Kingsvilie, IN proven
we'll adapted for truck or fruit, &35. These
are bargains. VIM Henerman. Owner.
Odom. Tex.
1000 ACRES best orange. fig, alfalfa land,
Houston-(ialveston district; 500 cultivated;
$4,000 improvements; IDEAL; only $4,000
Tex.
So0oo-ACRE ranch. Panhandle. Tex, on
r. r.; 50 per cent farm land; ali fino PAS
turei fineiy Watered. two improvements.
AL well fenced. siding on ranch; so per
good X G. Income; this Is worth the price
cash. Southwestern Land Co., Olathe Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

BX OWNER.
Aht ut 20.6i0 acres OF good land, mostly
smooth and rolling, fine soil, TO be sold In
one body, Is to 30 miles east OF Denver on
the Union Pacific Il. r. south OF Watkins,
Bennett and Strausourg. This tract lies
close to above towns. The land II all
fenced and many times cross-fenced Other
IN rrprovofnenta: Houses. barns, sheds. cor
rails, private telephone. etc. Good Alfalfa
and hay land also springs and other water
ings Extra good proposition for sub
DIVIDING or coioniaing. No agents need aq-
piy Buy direct from owner, NOAH CANiN,
zsgt Glenarm Place, Denver. Colo
Buy COLORADO FRUIT LAANDs-Ten
per cent down, balance FIVE years or more;
one crop Of apples pays for land; best SOIL
and water rights; land ad1oins town OF
Cedaredge, famous Delta county, Colorado;
five or ten-acre tracts give you an income
from $4,000 to 5000 for lie Send for IL
REV ". II. COLLINS,
% s. Lincoln Avn Denver, Colo
HOMES IN SUNNY coLoRADO-I can
iccate sou on a good 32O-acre homestead;
good water and close 20 railroad; also a
few fine relinqqishments for sale cheap;
come snaps in decided land. II. x. Huston,
Sugar City, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
SNAP.

60 acres land in Kimbal county. all
prairie, in good aRriculture district, nearly
ell can be farmed. Wheat on adjoining
land made 30 bu. per acre. Price. 1900
per acre II taken at once.
c. c. CAMPBELL
Elm Greek, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

We handle all
and Washington
true descriptions
2ssssf@ III 4s..a Fsaas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FOR sALE-A fine ranch, a real bargain;
owner must have the money to save him
self on another ard larger investment you
have TO act this week; do not write letters,
get busy II you want TO make $4,000 to
go 900 IN six months, sure es you so against
the game; use the long distance telephone
and prepare TO investigate on the jump
requires e160oQ 20 $4,000 cash on contract
$40 900 to Se6, 900 on delivery OF the deed
Wiehin 80 days; balance terms; per cent
interest; price 79so0 worth $ioo,000; A720
acres: SO per cent the finest farming land
balance rolling and rough; about 1900 acres
under the plow. fenced and cross-fenced,
good ranch improvements; u-room house.
Sheds wells, wlndmllls and springs. This
Is good place 10 farm or subdivide into
smaller farnas and sell out, or a splendid
ranch and location to live; Elk miles from
the buildings to a town, four miles from
the nearest point OF the land to a town.
This ranch Is 10 the eastern part Of Hodge.
man county. Kansas, surrounded by well
Improved farms and high priced land; only
40 miles cast Of Il you cannot buy land for
less than $40 to $50 per acre. DO not hesi-
tate, take aeton. Cali Main 622i. Bell tele-
phone Sansas CITY Mo-. and ask for the
party who can talk business on this ranch,
or call Porter Young, Great Bend. Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

cHEAP LANp

ifo acres lit miles southeast Chadwick.
Mo-. 15 acres in cultivation; so can be culki-
Nated; good spring. OLD log house and
stable; q fenced some rocksi good grass
land; fruit land.
>6 Per Acre
200 acres. I miles from Branaon. Mo;
miles from Cretna. Mo. 80 acres have been
cultivated. 81 acres can be cultivated sets
poor
These and other tracts bought AZ fore
sclo6ure nalea. IL they don't suit you write
ee what you want
NY. b. sANFORD Springfield Mc.
.stock and grain farm of 1870 acres.
W. wheat land. IN northeastern
Niles west cf e.. Joseph, Mo.
ln.aDun0ant never fafling
two good railroad
onc-hnlf cash. five
Frank 6tetEon.
~, no.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND nhnCfI land ron sAriE


2iw WILL buy 20 acros s. down, IS
monthly: good farming and timhered land
ties; big list Address w b. Williams,
Mount Vernon. Ill
10 acres good timber land near town. Iron
county. Missouri; price $40. tioo perfect
Address r. G. FARRELL Eidorado Springs,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Ranch In Nebraslka

2620 acres, a complete ranch, plenty
water, all good buildings: owner ~ making
big money on cattle but wishes to move
TO the oity in order TO get better educa-
tional facilities Tor hts children; price
s3o. 900; cut into quarter sections; this land
will soon sell at s25 per acre.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT Co.
Suite e2i N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1892
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

1e0 acres 125 miles southeast OF Kansas
City: 100 acres IN cultivation. balance timber
and grass; broom house, two good barns.
fine water, on public road, q mile to school
easy; no trade
GEORGE KUMPF,
103-5 1he1ley Bldg. Kansas CITY. Mo
ID. +. Thomas Sales Agent. Warsaw, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

FARM BARGAIN.
Must be sold on account OF owner
health well improved S20-acre farm IA
miles from towE. price, 235 per acre; easy
terna. J. r. Campbell Litchfeid. Neb.
LAND buyers will busy themselves II
they win only ask Leander Clark Of Kear-
new Neb. for farms he has Tor sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

Mrs. q. F. Newins OF San Bernardino.
Cal. is visiting with her sister, Mrs J. r.
Meyers
Mrs Jean MacDowelI Roberts entertained
the Fiji club Monday evening at her new
home.
James Hasburgh has gone on a visit to
Armour, s. D., 20 see his sister, Mrs.
Doris Aldridge.
Mrs. +. Glass and daughter. Adell have
returned from three-months visit In Cal
ifornia and Old Mexico.
John Harrison, for many years night
clerk Al the Greer hotel died yesterday at
the South Omaha hospital.
sTORz BOTTLED BEER--We deliver
Storz Bottled Beer promptly 70 residences
In South Omaha at the prices you for
merly paid. Broderick n MaalOwsky. 230l
9 81 Phone South lSal
The funeral Of Mrs. johanna Gillln win
be held Thursday At 3 q, m, az 81. Mary.
church The burial Will be IN 81, Mary n
cemetery
STORZ BOTTLED BhEH-'Ph0ne youl
order for 6tora Bottled Beer 20 ue. we
deliver any place N South Omaha promptly
same prices as formerly. Broderick a
Maslowsky, 2o0l Q ST. Phone South 1881
John Domnu was fined so and costs
yesterday afternoon by SuoEe Callahan fol
assault Committed on Joseph Bender Non.
day night. He paid the fine.
TELEPHONE So Gl1 ard have q CAGE os
letters Gold TOD Beer delivered ~ your
residence. HENRY J. LETTER
sToRz BOTTLED pEER-Priyate fam
lly trade Ia South Omaha supplied promDti,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

high and sight
w Luttrell.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


ION HENTl NCILU IEtACT.
A good E0-ncro farm. with three-rOom
house barn and other outbuildlnrs. only
a mile west Of the end Of Florence car line.
Nor quick rental reduced 70 500 per year.
GEORGE a CO. 1901 Farnam 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-14
ADVISES BALLOT FIGHT
Secretary Morrison Talks on
Organized Labor Needs.
SAYS VOTE FOR RIGHT MEN
Official of American Federation De-
cIsres uricus Are Not Getting Fair
Deal at Hands of Present Admins
trasion.
SAYS VOTE FOR RIGHT MEN
cBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. d. c., July a.
Organized labor has not been fairly
death with b. tile present admins
tration and It's enemies are In ? ma
joaity in congress, according to Frank
Morrison. secretary Il the American
Federation OF Labor. In an address
todty TO the convention ct the Inter
national Alliance OF Theatrical Stage
Employees. he urged, the delegates 10
use the ballot at the coming election
to defeat &c. reelection those mem
bers Of cong1kss> opposed 20 the, IN
terests OF organized ,iahos
1T was orgsnized labor" he de-
csanea which brought aOput the re-
cent successful fight on Speaker Can,
non and the house rules. althoughsthis
Is not generally known. ard We can
be responsible fc- m1ch mere Z we
only make ballots count. We should
have thirty or forty members Of con-
grsss to rally TO cur csrse and " thEs
were the cssc we would have some
kgislaticn fsyeratle 70 cur interests
enacted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-14
BOYS ESCAPE BY SLIDING
DOWN CLOTHES LINE
Wealthy Lad and Companion Leave
Confinement at Associated char
tiles Ia Richmond.

RICHMOND. VA, July bly, Sid
ing down clothes line f:on the sec
end story. CLAUDE Armstrong, fifteen
year-old sen OF Charles II. Armstrong
a wealthy man CT jacksonville, Fla,
and his fourteen year old companion
Monte S.lverm 81, escaped from the
Associated ChafitiCs building some
time Tuesday night.
The boys were picked mp in Rich
mond July /. aad a no charge nad
been registered agains; them, they
were given considerable liberty at the
Associated Charities. whittier they
were sent by Justice Vrutchheld until
their parents could be located snd
communicated vita.
A letter from the father OF the
Armstrong boy SAYS that HI son has
given him a great deal OF trouble
and thet he viii pay all expenses II
the lad is sent to 'scmc reformstofy
Nj. Armstrong is a partner with Alex
ander S. Ross IN the Armstrong, Ross
Construction & Investment Company
W tn hes dquarters at JacksonvNe.
The boy has property in his name
that his father IS holding ins trust foI
him. Several years ago. 20 1t Is SAID
the youth became possessed with the
idea Of running away from home. and
has given the sam ly great deal oil
trouble since. The father OF the boy
recently contributed $4,000 to the
building of church in jacksonville.
Nothing can be learned of the Sii-
verman boy, who was found in COM
pany with. young Armstrong. II they
are located by the police or the off
GERS in any part or virg MIA. Probation
Officer Portiaux viii take them IN
charge Judge Witt having given him
this authority
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-14
FLEET WILL BE GLAD
TO CHANGE HIS REPORT
Secretary Of Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association Expressed Personal
Views on Or. whey.

NORFOLK. VA. July 13.-The Viz
GINA Fharm- ceutical Association. IN
twen:y-ninth annual convention q;
Virginia Beach. taking exception 70
the repcrt Of c. r. Fleet. = Lynch
burg. It's delegate to the United States
Pharmacopae. because & questionable
reference TO Dr. Wiley. the Dtre foon
expert. aud the German Delegates 20
the convention. a committee VS.
named to redraft the report and the
Objectionable features vii not be
made 3 psrt Of - record Of the Nir-
ginis scciaticn-
Nr. fleet stated thar references 10
IT. WHEY. whcm he regretted hsd
been ciecteS pres dert q ne national
oEgznizafion and 20 the Germans nth
shom b. vas net fsvorab.y impress-
%. because. he saif they wished to
D. heard Oh al subje-ts. exprce 81
be rCfsonai views md b. would -
ga &c change he reDCrs 20 OSBORN
70 TIE xjshes of'the association.