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Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
DuffV's Pure Malt WhiskeV

of the greatest trengbuer and tonic stmantS known medicine II attacks the of the disease drives the and assists rebuilding the weakened tissues gradual healthy natural wonderful remedy in the prevention and of sunpon pneumonia grippe bronchitis coughs colds asthma malaria low levers and all wasting weakening conditions taken directed
 It invaluable for overworked delicate and Sck children It strengthens and sustains the system promoter of health and longevity makes the old feel and keeps the strong. It prescribed by doctors and is recognized family medicine everywhere
 Dufys Malt whiskey It is sold IN SEALED direct 'Od Chemist
  Whsky
 
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Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
Coughs and Colds
Catarrh. Group and Sore Throat Cured
 by Hyomei.

The germs of cJtdrrh cannot exist in the same atmosphere with dutISeptic Homei tpronoUnce il High-o-we'.
 Breathe Hvomei and relief from cJ- jarrh. c.ugh~. sore throat or cold will come iu two minutes
 Breathe Hvnmci and that stomach strining hawking in the morning will quickly disappear.
 Breathe HNomoi and kill tn, catdrrh gel ms. heal thr irfam-d membrane stop the discharge oi mucu~ and pre-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
THE SERVANT PROBLEM. PLUS.

But" saws the lady pr the house [" the applicant ","u r,dlIs should not ask such high wages from wc. when you consider the cunv,nicn-eS with which m hoHs" is equipped electric cooking rrugr. clcctri. washing and ironing machines ,Hcuum sweeperS and clusters. pneumatic parcel carriers from and to all floors and rooms phones and auuuHriatrcs m each room. sanitary wall aad floor finishes. fil- tered air filtered water, an,is@pric re- triserItor'-
 Yes. mum" interrupts th appH- cant. but the likes of you ought to know that ., scientific expert draws d lot more mune. tnsn a kitchen me chJuic. J JtdSc'S Library
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

rural life"
 Yes. and I'm living in hopes" de- clarrd !dr.her Flaw.
 "pf Vhat:' ~Or seeing nay hired man develop enough energy to get rinehrd for Spccdin- "-KausaS city Journal
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

service will be established. a solid Np@.lrs m"n being ready tu back and prepared tu iWugur.t- the service If the expected rush occurs the o!d town will stir some. and if tEr rr- zion IanS ont as good men believe. NoLdirS will sIrrly hc 80 winner Bot all this is Vet [" be proven. and l %i.c it t' 5"G as au ad,a1-" ti"
 For climate Npg;,l.s h.~ them all peat ric;t~autrr summer. than th q uf Pcunsylran!a. and winters mijI. r than those nf corgid. Water rhc best. k something of a summer ro- sort for Americans and hiSu class M.Nicaus with interests in tE- art. unhealthy set ,,.S "i th, ut~t coast To the south of here Iu addition many Americans periodically ran uu her" tp N.e;t'cS .ar Tn. sal, ct S,ttinr.a.tiu ''on the right side Of th" line
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Its a pais. Tine Daisy Fly Killer. 3s, Jt Adams Pharmacy k
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Hope vou have been there Adams k
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
IT MAY HAPPEN.

T see the a.tom,bilc i~ invadina
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Special deliver, system al Adams Pharmacy. k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
R. E.&P. TO
TAKE NEW CHARTER
Little Doubt That Road viii Com
ply With Wishes Of
State.
y
TO MERGE WITH OTHERS
Proposal That -Four Roads Be
United in Ownership Of Short
Line to Byrd Street.

Given to understand that unless the
archaic and superannuated charter of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. by which the COM
pany escapes the payment OF taxes
TsTIEu on other roads IN virginia,
officials of the system are now en-
gagged in drawing up an agreement
/ which Will ba satisfactory ta the
stockholders and the executive and
LEGISLATIVE branches If The gns ern-s
raens VI ssgsnAa
The executive and legislative com
nittee chosen to confer with Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
officials have made 1t plain to them
that the State purposes to get as
much money from this road as 1t
does from any other wealthy cor
po.Htion In the State or otherwise
compel it to surrender tts anciem;
charter. because af its many hard
ships and disadvantages IN the
words of one OF the delegates on the
conference committed, We WITH PUT
pressure on the Richmond, treder-
/ icksburg and Potomac by introducing
/ bills which will provide heavy penal
| ties If IL refuses to live up to every
word of the stage coach line charter
under which it has 50 long operated
its thousands of freight and passen-
ger trains"
Want some Conditions,
The officials seem to be in a mood
/ To abrugate the old charter and en-
/ ter the field alongside other rail-
roads. but do not wish To consent to
q ny agreement that does not include
all the provisions Of the Byrd bill
4 President White and Attorney Israx-
I ton. of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac, have attended the sew
eral conferences held. On Friday they
asked that the road be allowed to
merge with the Potomac Central
I Washington Central and connecting
road from Elha to the Byrd street
station. This seemed reasonable to
4 Governor Mann and the other mem
i bers raj the committee OF eonreren %.
and the agreement is now being
! drawn up. It, probably will be ac-
cepted by the conferees Monday
/ morning.
IL the old charter Is abrogatcd the
( State will profit by about $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
FIGHT EVIL FROM
PULPIT AND STAGE
Anti-saloon League Will Cele-
brate Field Day" in
Ten Churches.
GOV ERN0R WILL PRESIDE
Lieutenant Richmond Pearson Hob
son and DR.. James Cannon
Will Be Among Speakers.

From the pulpit and stage SUNDAY
morning, afternoon and night, added
! impetus to the crusade against the
liquor traffic will be given py ptorni-
i-a41t sEse 4ss.efs ministry ant,
men OF Statewide and international
fame,
The occasion liz field day Of the
Aatl-Saloon League Of Virginia.
A1tIaE 4naeplhsg& az sa+. -.*=aHtst. W III
iS'psak In behalf Vi the cause from
ten MethoGSat churches Sunday morn.
Ing ut ! | O'Clock, While at the evening
services In three OF the churches Anti
saloon workers will again urge the
objects Of the organization
During the afternoon the Academy
81 Music viii be the scene OF a rousing
mass meeting FOR men only" and tins
evils oi the saloon and its menace Il
the faense will be thoroughly and eapa-
! bly, explained eminent orators
who have enlisted their services To- aid
in the fight to drive the har-roon,
from the Stale or Virginia.
The meeting at the Academy il
scheduled 81 take place at $50
O'Clock. Governor William Hodges
Mann, Richmond Pearson Hohson, u
S. N. retired, who bottled up iii.
Spanish amanda in Santiago: Dr.
James Cannon, Jr., president OF the
Anti-SalooB League, and DR.. J. ID. Me
Alister, secretary OF the same organi.
cation. viii be the speakers
Governor Mann viii preside at the
meeting and introduce the well-knowT
I oratCra.
= faG Announcer 4eHt OF the big
/ meeting In behalf OF the temperance
cause has aroused considerable in
terest in Richmond. both sides be-
ing anxious TO hear the arguments
which will he advanced. and there IL
no doubt that the playhouse Will be
taxed to capacity.
II is expected that unusually large
congregations will be present at the
morning services in the following
Methodist churches. where the cause
OF the fnague- witt be espunstd by the
site each church:
lCentenary-Rev. James Cannon
Jr.
Broad Street--Rev. j. d, McAiister
Ciax Street--Rev, w. s. Neigh bors
Trinity--Rev. c. Il. Stuart.
Union Station--Rev. John a. Tay-
| lor.
Park Place-Rev W Ashury
Christian.
Laurel street--Rev. Z. J. Richard
son.
Asbury Place--Rev. ]. sydney Pc.
! ters.
~ James--Rey. T. NJ. Pitcher.
Highland Park---Rev. ID. Hepburn
! AT the evening services the fol-
| lowing churches will be visited:
| Hacker Memorial--Rev. T.. j. Rich
ardson.
Euworth-Rev. John A. Taylor.
/ Branch Memorial-Rev. G. T.
1 Stuart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
Cuy or tionunaents.

II haze Just returned from trip
over your Monument avenue" said
DIR, Abbott. after the applause which
greeted hts appearance had subsidized.
You have 50 many monuments that
I think YEAR city should ha called
the Monumental City, he contin-
ued.
mo city Is more closely connected
with the early history of this nation
than Riehfaaaa. 1 am greatly pleased
10 sye you pressrvtuE the memory
scf Washington and Lee afxh such
splendid monuments, And I ani glad
to have heard since / came to the
Senate chamber that you probably
will preserve the home of Marshall
The fame OF these men and their
homes is more than local. more tnar
State and almost more than national
/ might say. In preserving their
memory you not only hand down their
names to your children Rffd future
generations bur the whole nation
You also keep before you the sacred
and high duty you not only have
the preservation or their memory In
your care but ii is yours to continue
their work. which requires such skill
such foresight and such resolution o,
purpose and loyalty to truth of prin'
cipie without which all strength IL
weakness.
Il am glad TO have been here wher
you enacted laws on education. Tho
educational systems should be extend.
ed beyond the academic. 1t should
be larger and broader as we'll al
higher II you have passed Legislation
adding agricultural courses TO YOU
high school curriculum, You have SCI
a lead which all States should ano
will follow.
Many Hands and Minds.
"A friend Of mine recently told ms
1--WE have everything on our farms ex'
cent brains Let US marry the hands
10 the minds and make our manua
labor intellectual.
I'm conclusion let me again vcics
my admiration for your splendid me
MORALS Of the past. and to wish thal
you will continue the great work o.
your ancestors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Dartmouth Undergraduates Have
Narrow Escape From Fire.
Rush Unclad Into, ley Air.

HANOVER. y. H.. Feb. ga
number OF Dartmouth students were
close to death early to-day when
fire destroyed the dermitory of South
Fayerweather Hall here, with a loss
of $4,000 Before the rush of flames
the students fled in their night cloth
ing to the streets. many OF them just
escaping with their lives Nearly all
lost their clothing and effects.
The flames started in the basement
of South Fayerweather Hall, and be-
fore they were discovered had swept
UP through all four stories.
The sixty students in the building
ieaped from score of windows,
clambered down water pipes and
scurried out into IL below .em-
perature practically unclad. Hard
fighting by the local force and a
bucket brigade formed by Inc SUI
dents failed to check the flames, and
when they had spent their force cniy
the four walls of the hail were lett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
CONVINCED THAT PEARY
REACHED THE POLE
Representative Englebright
Willing to Vote Explorer
Thanks of Congress.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.---sI have
seen the reports turned into the Coast
and Geodetic Survey by Commander
Peary and I am convinced that he
reached the North Pole, !. said Repre-
sentative Ensiebright, Republican. OF
California. to-day.
Englebrtght Ii q member OF the SUBJ
committee Of the House Committee on
Naval Affairs which has the Peary
bills In charge. He reported to the
subcommittee to-day that no Is now
willing. ! To- Es,te Paarx the thanks az
Congress Rnt the rest Of the COM
nittee are waiting the official replies
from the Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor and tho Secretary ot tho Navy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
LEE CAMP ASKS THAT
/ THE OFFICE Be CONTINUED
Adopts Protest Against Abolishing
Office of Secretary Of
Records.

That tho office OF Secretary of vir-
ginia Military Records should be
continued Is, the unanimous desire OF
r. f.. Lee, Camp, NJ. I. Confederate
Veterans, which adopted resolutions
to that effect Friday night. This
office was created five or six years
ago for the compilation and preser-
walton of the muster rolls and other
data relative to the service OF the
Virginia troops IN the civil war. ANA
IL seems that the work Is not yet
completed.
Opposition among some OF the leg
islators to further continuance of
the office prompted r. r. Lee Camp
TO take action In the matter.
Following Is the committee APP
pointed by the camp to present res
oluttons to the legislature: Judge
George T.. Christian. DIR. c. w r.
Brock, w. d. Freeman. Rev. Landon
r. Mason. Colonel John w. Gordon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
SERIOUS TROUBLE
AT STEEL PLANT
One Man Fatally Wounded and
Feeling is Becoming
Bitter.

BETHLEHEM, PA. Feb. PA, de-
arrived to-day for duty in the vicinity
of the plant of the Bethlehem Steel
Company. where strikers prevented
workmen from going TO work yester-
day. The feeling here is becoming
bitter, especially among the foreign
element
In a fight near the steel works. a
striker. whose name has not got been
learned, was shot by State officer
end so badly wounded that he may
die. There were several fights In the
neighborhood OF the steel plant to-
day. the foreign strikers attacking
men who refused to join them.
Twenty-Five arres t. were made dur
ing the street hghting to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Elect Officers for Association and
Consider Restriction of
Automobile Races.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-The board
Of directors of the Licensed Automo-
bile Dealers Association Of New York
are In session this afternoon behind
closed doors. and. in addition to elect
ing officers. will take up the PROPOSE
ton OF restricting automobile races.
1t is possible the meeting Will result
in declaration of war on the Motor
Racing Association. Many members
In the new association are In favor
az restricting racing to licensed cars,
and II they insist on having such a
rule adopted lively racing war be-
tween the new and old organizations
Is likely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
HANDLING OYSTERS.

All Persons Interested Cited to APP
pear in Washington "Wednesday.
Especial to The Richmond syirginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 26.---The
hoard OF food and drug Inspection OF
fbe department OF agriculture will at
washington next Wednesday have 4
hearing to which all persons inter-
ested In the question OF handling and
transportation of oysters in interstate
commerce are invited and to make
suggestions in matters that may como
nm FOR discussion. The meeting will
ne held Al the governmental bureau
~ chemistry, 216 Thirteenth street,
Is. w, Washington. al 40 o'clock
March Q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
SWAP OF PLACES
WAS CLEVER MOVE
Appointment of Marshal and Post
master Remove One Ground
of Complaint.

Especial to The Richmond virginian J
STANTON. VA, Feb. 2s.-yir-
ginia Republicans were taken off
their feet by the announcement from
Washington that Il. A. F'ulwiier had
been appointed United States Mar
shall for the Western District Of vir-
ginia to succeed s. Brown Allen AL
len in turn was appointed postmas-
ter In Falwiler's place. THIS is {.
clever move on the part of the Tenth
District Republicans, because of the
opposition to Aliens reappointment
as marshal for fourth term by the
Republicans OF the Fifth. There
was no opposition to Allen being
made postmaster.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
DR.. LYMAN ABBOTT
SPEAKS TO SENATE
In Short Address Lauds Viz
ginia for Devotion to
Her Sons.
NOBLE MONUMENTS
STIR HIS FEELING
Says Ours Should Be Known as
The Monumental City.
Plea for Popular
Education.

Glowing tribute was paid Virginia
for the commemoratlon of our sons
achievements by pF Eyrnaf, 4 bbutt,
the noted New York divine and ed
ucator. who made five minute ad-
dress in the Senate Saturday
DIR. abbott. who, WAS accompanied
by Ex-Governor Montague and n par
~ OF New York friends en- route
farther south with him, was intro
duced In the Senate by Lieutenant
Governor EIlyson and Senator Saun-
ders. both Of whom referred TO him
In complimentary terms.
The distinguished and venerable
savant said Richmond. because of its
many monuments to brilliant sons
should be called the afenumentai
City" He declared the city and this
men her monuments rnmmemoratea
were SO closely identified with the
early history Of this country as 10
be more than local. more than
State. and almost more than ma
tional.''
When DIR. Abbott entered the Sem
ate the solons we're Just passing a
bill providing for an appropriation
of $4,000 for each OF the high
scnoofs 70 promote agricultural ssndy,
manual training and domestic
science IN the student bodies. Tie
devoted some of his time TO educa-
tiryrat r-=ferprJy-7-------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
SERVE GAP|lsEs
ON DIRECTORS
---..---------r---
Indicted Leadersof Beef Trust
to be Brought Within Juris-
diction Of New Jersey.
PROSECUTOR GARvEN
DEMANDS THE BOOKS
Ii Records Are Kept Outside of
State, Action Will Be In
stituted to Revoke Com
pany Charter

JERSEY CITY. M y. Feb. &C.
Prosecutor Garven took the initial
steps To-day for the rrtra1frt5n Of nc
twenty-one directorsAnd agents Of the
beef trust, indicted yssterday. to bring
them within the jurisdiction of New
Jersey. lie realizes haslRill likely haze
e merry fight. but He Ia ready for 1t
and declares the indicted men will
eventually find every asenue of escape
closed.
'capiases will be issued at once"
GarVen said to-day! sand detectives
sent to serve the men named. There
Is one chance in tl1ousand that the
men will not resist extradition. But /
am prepared for a struggle. The in
vsstigation has been very thorough
and the evidence addueed IL such as
to convince me that convictions can
be obtained
There, Is no question but the Ma
tional Packing Company instigated
the policy Of raising the price of beet
by keeping IL in cold storage until aF-
portunity presented oil charging more
TO the public
Another demand has been made By
the prosecutor for the production OF
the books OF the National Packing
Company II this Is refused and they
are kept outside the State, action will
De Instituted 20 revoke the charter
Of the company
No Sns.c,asa,iar Disnl,x
9.yt-o A. =. - -. : :.
-. ao io. issi urppssu, aodeo
"a, oai ci'' - aiiu Use IN any spec
ta-uiai PFoSeeatnss 70 rhah the cap
last lof Inc aetehuanss INTO sxecu-
taaHs we Wilt a.tow tnem reason
able length OF time 10 respond vol
unfairly. anu ! nave no DOUBT they
viii DC so. II, however. IN ten days
thes 40 not RESPOND. Iae snerhf VIII
SEND ent men TO MAKE the arrests,
and 60 institute extrNdItian nroleed-
ings Il extrasaAti ia1a 44ssss sfsaslstsu III
fless assr iassss ff aalssss y "a stssst m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
ELECT OFFICERS FOR
RACING ASSOCIATION

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Tne United
Hunts Racing Association, the blue
blooded organization which, an adj
iunct OF the Jockey Club. has given
many society meetings in the East,
has elected officers as follows; Presi-
dent, Perry Belmont: president,
Harry s. Page; treasurer, n. Law
renee Smith: secretary. H. A. Buck;
executive COMMITTEES. r. Lawrence
smith and Fletcher Harper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
DEFAULTER is SOUGHT
BY HIS EMPLOYERS
Book-keeper Makes Off With So,
277.20 and Cannot be
Found.

BOSTON, MASS, Feb. 2e.---Edward
Woodside a $40 week bookkeeper
employed here by .Schwarzschlld ane
Sulzberger. beef packers is being
sought by police to-day. When last
seen yesterday Noodside was In com
pany with $a.2T7.22 in cash and
checks belonging to the beef packers
which he was To have taken to the
Netional Shawmut Bank. Neither
Woodside nor the cash arrived there.
woodside, who is 49, had worked
for the Arm only one week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
RETIRING MINISTER
Marquis d. Villalobar Will Leave
Shortly for Madrid--Bids
Taft Good Bye

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.--President
Taft received to-day in farewell au-
dtence the Marquis De yiilalobar, the
retiring minister from Spain. Villa
labor has been recalled and will leave
for Madrid shortly
The President received a diplomatic
call from Baron Hengelmuller, Won
Hers S-rvsr;-tF rr---xfrstrfnYf- am bnssndor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
ESTATE Is LEFT TO
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.

ROANOKE. VA Feb 26--The wiil
of Ike Bechrach was probated TODAY,
his widow qualifying as sole exeeu
trix. one third of the estate goes 10
o daughter. a monthly allowance to
daughter residing iii New York. and
the remainder 10 his wife The es-
tate valued at-S1na. 0oa, --4-------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
MANY CASES BEFORE
MAYOR OF EMPORIA.

(Specials TO The Richmond virginianl
EMPORIA. VA, Feb 2S.--Mayor Ev-
efett. OF the police court, had the fol-
lowing brought before him by Oflcer
Lewis Field. and fined each one as fol-
lows:
Hattie and Rosa Mitchell, two negro
women. $500 each for fighting.
Lee Stone, colored for drunkenness,
and resisting arrest. $1,000.
Willie owens. and Ben Goodall. ne
groes, for drunkenness. S4.10 each, in
ciuding costs.
Arthur Miller, coIored, for fishting.
$3.50, including costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
DEATH or w. r.. GERsDORF,
FORMER RICHMONDER.

Especial to The Richmond yirgIntan.1
NORFOLK. "a. FEB. 2g.---wiIliam
FREDERICK Gerslorf. formerly Of Rich:
innnd. rho = lied yest erd .at IL Ntns
noon In Eimwood cemetery here. He
waA at one time q prosperous con-
fecttoner IN Richmond. His wife In
~ the city Mission hsro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1es-Ths west
ern disturbances will move eastward
ard cause unsettled weather and gen-
aral precipitation over the Districts
east 81 the Misstssirri river within
the next thtrtyzsix hours s.
Forecast Til ri III Siihdhy:
yirginia--Rnin to-righf " sunday
warner.
sunday: warmer. Nm ~ $ Ss NJ d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
Fire In King. and Queen.

Especial to The Richmond Virxinfan.)
PL4AINvIEW. VA. Feb. 26.--Mr.
!. q. Burton. Of Plainview, King and
barn was valued at 1886; sixty barr
rels OF corn at $54o. and two tons
Of hay 1T $40. 1t was Insured for
$500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
boys GIVE ETHER TO
THEIR SCHOOLMATE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.i
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 26.--Shepherd
Lowe Miller, pupil at the Sixth
street school. Berkeley ward, was Civ
en- ether by his playmates Thursday
and was for a time under its influence.
The school authorities are seeking the
perpetrators Of the poke"
Arizona republican., 1910-11-30

house at 32-3S East Washington street last evening Two capacity houses were splendidly entertained and Mrs Echiin received scores Of congratula- tions from her numerous friends be- cause of her perfect management and her success in obtaining an attraction that is at once popular and entertain ing
 The pictures shown are all new to Phoenix and will be succeeded by an entire change of program Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays. The fact that the new theater is flOored and conveniently located drew audi ences which are likely to become regu- lar patrons of the house.
 one of the pleasing surprises of the evening came when Miss Gladys Echlin sang an illustrated song for which she was encored to the echo More sur prises are in store, as Mrs. Echlin is certainly an ideal manager for her new and very successful venture.