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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06
POLL HEAVY VOTE IN GADSDEN TUESDAY Ballots Give Out; More Are
 Made by Hand THORNTON ELEVATED Seventy Pound Steel Rails Purchased for Railway Line to Lookout
 Mountain-Foundations for
 Building Completed
THORNTON ELEVATED

Gadsden. November Special. )-So heavy was the vote in Gadsden this aft ernoon that 1t was found necessary to replenish the supply of ballots. Efforts were made to have others printed here, but this was impossible. and it was necessary to write new ballots by hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06
WE BUY
HUBBARD BROS. & GO.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square, N Y. Members New York Cotton Ex- change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York, Produce Exchange. Asso- ciate Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- citation. Orders solicited for the pur- chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignments of spot cotton for de- livery. Correspondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06

The city attorneys, it is understood, have adopted new tactics to fight blind tigers" They are preparing a complaint to the effect that these places are nuisances. and this will be laid be- fore the chancery court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06
Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, November 5.-Cotton, spot good business done. Prices easy Amer lean midlling fair. i1sd; good mid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06

X ServoSs %s.'er' saooa Eve. Ear Esr'+ Ns.. s.
 Skin. Pelvic and throat. (Glasses
 Chronic Diseases 1Hitted)
 We treat scientifically all chronic nervous, blood, skin. genito-urinary and female diseases. also can- \ cer. scrofuia. rheumatism and all \ moroid conditions Of the heart, | lungs. liver. kidneys. bladder and | pelvic organs. SALVARSAN-"6O6~ Scientifically Administered Established III Birmingham, April 1890. The best equipped medical 3 institute in Alabama. No charge for | consolidation and examination. We | furnish all medicines. and give to | our patients the benefits to be de- | rived from X-Ra's. Violet Rays. | Ruby Lieht BathA. Medicated vapor | Baths, Nebulized Inhalations. and | everything we can make available | for the cure of disease. Question list for men and women | sent on requesS- office Hourss Sundays. .. m. to ?. n. Week Dayns -e - to T tf,.e.z.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06

Seventy pound steel rails have been purchased for the line of the Gadsden, Lookout Mountain and Bellevue rail- road have been purchased and will be delivered November IT. Forty pound rails will be used on other parts of the line. Three electric cars of 200 horse power each have been ordered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06

The foundations for the new Chad wick building on Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth streets has almost been completed. Work will be started in a few days on the Phillips Nicely building on Fourth street Many new residences are being built, too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-06

Two barns in Marshall county. one near Diamond and the other at Union Grove, were destroyed by fire. The loss on one Is s100 and on the other s700.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

nsss are smpAasissA and given .
broaAsr scope ~ the following from
Busy's -taistery Of Greece" quoted By
Z cofrespondsnt Of the Nation:
by protesting democratic doctrines.
and practicing popular arts. he (Ptsas-
tratus) ineratiated himself with those
extreme democrats who. baing bitterly
opposed to the mobiles and not satis-
Ned with the Soionian compromise.
were outside both the Plain and the
Coast (the two old parties). Ptsistra-
tus thus organised q new party. !.
It included many disseminated
men. With this party at his back.
Pisistratus aimed at no less thing
than grasping the supreme power for
himself.
In comparing the lives. the acts. the
protestations. the methods. the appeals
and the new party" recourse Of the
two. really It would seem that the
great Athenian apostle Of advanced
democracy was but the protagonist Of
the great American Progressive. Their
records run in singularly harmonious
and similar current towards com,
mon objective.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
PrsusrRArus AND ROOSEVELT.

Is there anything In which the Muse
Of History Will not repeat herself II shs
Is given time? Colonel Roosevelt
his campaign has claimed
to be the embodiment Of democracy.
TO have inherited a combination Jef-
fersonian ara Jacksonian mantle. HIS
.proxres.iyeness." he has itsrated ano
reiterated, was the only simon-pure
true democr acy; all other was perSsrt-
co. spurious and dcbAsed. and he has
resor,e6 to a endless variety Of speci-
Gus argument and ar;fui assertion
TO convince the people Of his right Of
pre-emption 20 the claim aforesaid and
his utter personal unseifishness.
In a speech he made just after he
was wounSed by q frenzied fanatic he
said: Il am not thinking OF my own
success. I am not thinking Of my own
life. or Of anything connected with me
personally. I an not speaking OF my.
self al all ! give you my word. d.
rot care . rap about being stabbed moi
a ran. What care for 10 my country
On one occasion Pssistrstua the cele
brased Athenian who Obtained tn
tyranny Of Athens" appeared In tn
sxors ana exhibsssd woanas. Inflicted
d. sasd, IN . foul attack OF his Poll
deal soes-his fees because he was {
srs~nd II the people. In Justice q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

hand, you think It wise 10 perpetuats
q group OF onaceholders In once for
life. then vote Observation-Disclosures
burg News.
The Evening World hopes that every
one OF Its friends and readers. who 10
q voter, will give careful thought 20
the amendment that makes 1t possible
Tor city treasurers and commissioners
Of the revenue to succeed themselves.
This amendment will appear on z
ballot In next Tuesdays election. an0
each voter win record his Judgment.
do the right thing-that q. mark their
ballots 80 as not only to defeat the
amendment but 10 make Il possible
for Virginia to retain some portion Of
ask them to study are az follows:
The submission Of the amendment
at this time IL q direct and dagrsnt
violation Of the Constitution.
The CONGREGATIONAL Convention Gym.
posed OF earnest and thoughtfuI Viz
xinians, appreciated the necessity OF
limiting the tenure OF once OF treas
urers and commissioners. end they
adopted . measure providing Tor such
An Organisations OF omceholdere
having In view the financial advan-
tageo OF their Jobs. and caring moth
ing for the best interests Of the state.
succeeded in getting the LeEtsiature
constitutional Conventdon had enacted
In other words. politics and eelashDese
ana rhnn~htfnI caMzsneAip.
Cosnfv freasurers ana commission.
ers we're yictorfous. city treasurers
and commissioners lost out Now. b.
= h.d ~ a6onfed 10 suif county en-
csaS. neonie arc asked 10 70 4 0t4b
S,,rfi,er for cixy ofaciak-fhat H. not
only abolish . rood Law and adopt .
bad law, but TO violate the Constitu.
The rexulatjon establgsAed BY tAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
CHAMBER OF COSsMERCH CAM
PA1GN.

he liner demonstration OF the
exsngfh and solidarity OF R;chmond's
eDemmsfciaI interests has ever been
|w1von than the wonderful increase In
nsmbsSship and income OF the Cham
|Der q Commerce in the present active
|unApaigM Every loyal citizen should
90 peoud Of an Institution that can
|RDaaA In size and influence nearly
nwo-ehirds In . few days. To add
~ noW members to the original $50
49, JUDGED % be . tremendous ambi-
|Hon, hut new that its accomplishment
|sAs spirit q cooperation and energy
|eAas - rapidly putting Richmond In
- feea1 rank Of American cities.
me s.guuslsmen Of the committees
EOho have made this Increase possible
Lave sarnsd the gratitude Of the CON-
suaity, not only for their actual work.
O Ies the lesson they have given Of
lat can BE- done By determine tton
- enthusiasm We trust that the
n, few days viii raise the figures
% above their own large hopes.
A orGanixasion that uaifes ana d.
- the vast potential power FOR
aersal and social bettermen; massed
= tn membsFshtp is Of vital import
|nsos 70 the city. Il 10 an instrument
IN means Of which Big plans can be
E1aes ana pushed to successful con-
HpsssoaA Its strength and its oppor-
barre, are ten times greater than
tAsssnesssh sn4 opportunities Of i''
x.ausI parss Il has the momen-
|nS And ausborsty that come with
|eo& Iteration Il sets team" work
|egSus the hAohssard results Of
asSea saort Il ysersserts all Of
| 6sAnens asa lstSsS sss the geee o.
81 .scsnonA
1s.e immediate sss1eoss - tais ssu'
[lauss 90 Ger sogethse 80 help oeass
kGS or business sa6 prefssssesa'
- Rave the rssHt sStsse Thsy rss-
M inst whatever bs1e0 the esoos'
~ ss.ps them THIS kssA - eavss
ak.ssasm 10 what eosssa Tss oaa
- refuse. 20 join shs Casosss 81
-.soe bscssss - soeoss -
w0ss 81 viii hssD No. - >sslsss -
- pus cswa n . ssoUW = eese
bsneossrn nssbsD- -. $3.50
v.sv rcresse - ssuaBUupsoeaoo -
la-s. every mUsgvs.us = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
THE POLLS TOMORROW. vIR-
GINIANSs

II IL for the Democrats OF VIZ
nia to decide tomorrow whether
- win put Virginia in the front
2aA OF the Democratic line OF march
drop TO the rear with an unrepre-
antsfive vote. It is for them to give
sxithho,d from the first Virginian
whom they have had an opportu-
= to vote in sixty years the largest
Ne cast in the Old Dominion under
e present Constitution.
Erhe question Is not whether VII
~ and Marshall shall have Vir-
lnia,s vote n the electoral college;
80 L a certainty. The vital question
4tAether shall give them the
ko1nbfete support to which they. are
Eff1sed. II the full Democratic vote
apsiled in tho Southern states. the
1xxfseratic nominees will secure
EJ6rfty Of the popular vote a. well
. majority Of the electoral college.
aahs Democratic vote Tuesday 10
kalG that fact will swell the hope
sSther parties to make eventual in
2ea6r Into the integrity Of the Demo-
&1nklo. party In Virginia: II the Demo-
ltic vote IL large. the other parties
nst construe II as evidence that the
|enapcratic party Is unimpaired by d.
Snsen. but comes up to the polls with
ltd front.
Snyery Democrat who Is loyal to his
ffy win vote Tuesday. II any man
s3Gks that his vote is not needed to
Eare Democratic success. let him
6enstaer what the effect would be
Len the party II all other Democrats
I.ok the same position in regard to
ceir votes All Democrats are under
EAbnnnon obligation to go to the polls.
~ the ballot box is the one crucible
(which party loyalty can be tested.
gEoG- the voter who contemplates
<1llxg hts ballot for Taft or Roose-
= or any other than the Demo-
Ikae candidate Tuesday remember
&He by 30 voting he viii probably
I60Y the power OF his ballot in
I ~ SELECTIONS for the next four years.
party has the power to
dlafs the test for voting hereafter
NJ Democratic primaries is whether
y NOT the Individual voted for Wood
koor Wilson IN 1912 II there be any
nonocrat who contemplates casting
l$6mplimentary vote for the Progress
rte Republican or Republican candt-
|19ae Tuesday. let him consider that If
- does 50 his vote will probably be
seaneless for four years. The vote
= him who does not vote for the
DoDoc<atic ticket Tuesday will prob
aA4ys count for nothing in State elee-
Dt1N Tor the next four years.
1o the polls tomorrow. Virginfans!
~ = the call Of your community. OF
1uur party, Of Virginia For the nrst
nns in sixty years = virginian will
(HEgr the White House: let him enter
= win the vote Of every Virginia
Democrat behind him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

InioipAi ~afEAfrs. every addition - tAs
civic ana business eauipsAsnt u xscA-
mond. means Q greater oppostunsey
for the Individual BY Joining with
others. ~ opens up new nelds. and
upon hit own skill and ensrgy de-
ponds what advantage he may make
Of them
The Chamber OF Commerce has
grown fast. and will continue to
grow. with more members. thousands
Of dollars more to spend In exploiting
Richmond ana the support and co-op-
eration Of the municipal government.
its future 10 full OF glowing promise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

The voters will IND themselves cAiIeo
upon next Tuesday y to vote rot c On aaf1e
The body that framed the pfesent
Constitution of the State Of Virginia
was composed OF men IKE Moore. Hum
Rraxton and others Of recognized abil-
ity ana character. and for our own
mart we shall be sslow to undertake 20
amend their work.
AZ to the election OF the commas
sioners Of revenue ana treasurers IN
cities and towns, We should oppose
the amendment. II 1t were really
matter in which We were directly con-
cerned
tuition, and We shall certainly vote
against all the Observation-Disclosures
sAs Journal.
The people Of Virginia should see 20
II that thisbold attempt TO change the
fhe command Of . handful Of men to
be benefited thereby Is made to fax IT
can be done II . majority OF the voters
win carefully scratch their ballots
Tuesday 20 as to vote Against the pro-
poeed smendment-Petersb Index
Appeal
The question which the voters Of
varSinis have to decide when they pass
on these amendments II the poiIs next
Tuesday 10 whether or not they eanc-
ton the action Of the State Iegisia-
turs In passing legislation In the In
terest Of . certain class Of citisens In
plain violation Of the language ana
opirit Of the Constitution. The voters
killed the amsndments 2 year ago; ana
sembly was class legislation pure ana
Simple-seewpoft News Press.
Do not overlook the fact nat on
next Tuesday You VIII be called upon
TO note on certain amendments to the
state Constitution One OF there con-
Germs the question ~ to whether CITY
treasurers and city commissioners OF
the revenue shall be called 70 continue
indefinitely In once.
chine" or "omceholders' continuation"
Ia virginia, and the Daily News be-
liSves there 10 Q great deal OF truth
in what II said. We sincerely believe
thas the Democracy q virE,n,c - NO 20
beIievs that there II IN omceholdeeS
Alliance that II not wholesome ana NOT
We hope mat the voters Of Rock
ingham County VIII ceS tnStS rose
continuing In ONCE more than enc
terM There are some Arguments 20
Be made on both sides Of the queyticn'
hut inst ct this time In V1rHSnies
men 10 Demoerasic party - under
9oiug . uearching Of hearts. sen-ex-
sminssiop ana self-pustfcatsen. we %
- think that the voters oo8ut 70
take any chaDce9
We 6avioe an v0tsr0 - reeA the
haiiofs vory oaseful1y and pc inst you
voee g your oeuseiencs dieteeee.
n yOu think that you ought NOT 20
%~Se snv dances iu he present SIT
~stion p the way u peepetuattnG an
o6coAoSAerV aJllaMco IN VIyg1m@ then
voeo 20 peevent these Vsuc5ais from
ooSttnuing IN ONES. r. on the 0tner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

ar A. p. Hammer:
Dear SRI have carefully rean your
explanatory letter. appearing In this
weeks Issue of Charlotte Gazette, In
answer to mine of previous issue. and
I am frank to say that your letter falls
utterly, 20 my mind, to present any
constitutional ground for the tobacco
bill you advocate.
The section of Constitution cited By
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

To me Editor Of The Times DaspasoA:
$751;. noticed your ecstatie article
In yesterdays Times-D1spaxch % .
prospective trust company-capttal and
surplus. S2.0)o.0e0. Also your lnvjGSo0S
comparison Of little Eachmond'e aoaa-
c.al institutions WITH Atlanta. New Or
leans. and-think Of it!-Ba1ti0Ore.
the latter see,e1e city being ~ehe only
rival 700 remember the fable of
the OF aod the frog. aal what tie frog
tried 70 %. and what happeoe4 A.
20 your town ana Balt3more, yoy can
si rs,. T nssS. = v asos Sov. !. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

Vote against the proposed constitu-
tionaI amendments permitting city
,reasurers and city commissioners Of
the revenue unlInited terms Of Of
nee. A vote against these proposals 10
n vote against the ofneshopdesS trust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

That Harvard beat Princeton at Foot
ball has absolutely no political signi.
aeancs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
Voice of the People

G~verpueut Coatros - ToSoeeo.
To the Editor Of The Tifnes-D dispatch:
Sri fnclose a letter of I'VE pages
to Nj. A. b. Hammer, Republican can
cidste for Congress IN this district
J. EDWIN BOWMAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

when he snesrs the white Hose -
March 81
olive Il Up. dive It up" sAsrusss
the group. what win he say?
~why, he'll say Good morning. NJ.
Wuooa'"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

~ casting her largest possible vote
for Woodrow Wilson Tomorrow. vir-
sinia can make amends for her fall
ure 70 Isssruct for him at the Nor
fox convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

A Turkish army In bttls red fez hats
doing o Marathon back to Constano-
NOBLE must be a funny sight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

Among other products for which vir-
xinia Is Justly famous may be men
toned Presidents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

The campaign managers might writ
uxht fiction after tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

washfnGtoA, Js6ersoo. Madison,
Moasos. Hs1sssA. Tyler, Tay1ss and
Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
On H. Spur Of I'll
Mornent.


Th0 Campalgn.
VINO makes NJ think that black =
Down ct the town hall every night?
Who's full Of bunk and full Of hghtf
The orator.
Who sees nausht but sky that's
blue?
Who's optimistic through and through!
Who claims the earth and all In view?
The campaign manager.
Who says he will cure all our Ills
II We will try his brand Of pills?
Who hands out patriotic thrills?
The candidate.
Who passes out the punk cigars
And argues on the trolley cars?
Who sidesteps. feints and ducks and
spars?
The ward heeler.
Who has to stand for the harangue
And listen to the entire gang.
But amt converted worth hang?
The voter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

himself here in person peraaps
c. E JONES
President Farmers Co-operseive and
Educational Union Of F1uvanna CO.
Carysbrook, Va, Nov. : 1917.
MH. MeCu1DoeAf0 Letter.
Mr.. C. Il. Jones, Carysbrook. va:
NV Dear Sir.-I have Jour letter OF
October -. In which you write - fos-
II beg to call your attention 70 the
charge brought against you 1t F1l.
myra yesterday by Hon. III p. Kbooa
in q speech there explainiUg bN post-
lion on the tobacco b1Il - follows:
That some years ago. - treeo1rer %
$1,000: that the case was DAILY com
promised by the state and the seeuri-
lies were made 70 pay up $!.se0 to-
you. and that you made over al g
your property 70 your wife. 80 Snas
no one has bseo abe - eoneos
IT 10 painful for ne 20 hexe y Cd!
xour stteotiou to this. but thSnk u
IN Justice 70 you should b ooee.
~Of course. II this 10 not saessfse-
sorily oontradicted. yoe $1,000 IL
ssss to get many v'e's !. ~ ~
I thank yos ssr Aavssg wsstssa =;
Flood would NOT make 00oo . CoosyS
In nv c0unty, where sAe feeeo 80
known. In fact. he 0poke ID ~ -
" last week. aad oaAe - 80 e1 -
because He knew 4 Wss ealss. eaA enes
q would BE promptly eensra1seses ~
the pecpse q my G0unty VIE knoW
me. The facts a10Ut tDe 0oetee -
that in 1894. whsSs ! 80 49,. ~
Ss mSSsss,e I sn.Ssi.i sssr,ssssS vs.
people were unable - ~ thssr 49,
csrrNeI many sax tickets for. seso.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

- seHl he Ownsr q Some . ne cid
~ III trovbJs w., I indulgsA he
peo1je Of ny county until I oeca9e
re1SousIbJo for their taXee. Pyeacs ses
- Se thorOughly underSt0o6 thar not
one Of ny 0uretSes ever yAao o0as.s
for me. bot satisfied she Suagmens
myself
q 1y wife 20 svot6 pay1aG ny seosS
~ wife aid I both OW1 pr0yersy.
carry q hank aecOunt al ene
dr.. as1 have ss:n g, sSs ARE y o.
- ~ "a BucAansn. which 10 the
ssrssSest sank e the ess.sy r u sssn
sNcoCpt with the Book ~ DvcuSSsSs"
- 49, - nv na0e Sver since 1893,
- Sss sevss Sses haa1lsa n the
SScSSssse inst 0UeA state-
,spss wfIi n0t - inside asost NE -
ny County. Were ! On knS s.,x IN
M - De0pSo VITO 80 men
n !. WCCUI1OCA
DNnnn. ", Nv. I. lS1x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
DelesIs lGeCsllseA.

To the Editor d, The T1mes-Ospateh:
Sir,-On last court day. October g,
Mr. ID ID FLOOD saw at to assan the
character Of Mr., e. J. McCulloch. his
competitor for congressional! Donors.
charging him with being . deffauder
and with allowing his sureties on his
county treasurer's bond to be mulcted
for his default, while he covered up
his own property In his wife's name.
and he also sought TO throw discredit
on the president and other omoers OF
our State union.
While I am not advocating Nr. NC
Culloch's congressional aspirations.
deem 1t fair and just to him and 20
the officers OF our association. - Vel
as to the members who elected them.
to publish the following letter from
Mr. McCulloch. since this charge va
made over on this side OF the mountain
too late for Mr.. NcCulloch to defend
himself here In person perhaps
C. e. JONES
President FArmerg Cooperative and
Educational Union Of F1uvanna Co.
Carysbrook, Va, Nov. : 1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

S - Uoooe OsvsO suss Whs0
= ~pv uugvUa Ousee0 - ~ - -
go . sssss1suo ~ - 49,
49, a. ODeUgy go WBsxo -
- go CUosUsl nssssvses ~! -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

WDue q. ~ WWV -
re a. Dogsos % TIE T0es-D1spescn:
nj - sncse0seg 80 me eseun-
-. VS9cA Z shsak YIN Be M se-
~~Snna. % vurp9nsens gewesany. u
- - ~ Dscsal eavsr - the hs-
800 me- az M.
DANIEL SMITH 0ONDON,
New Y0rk CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
Against the Amendments

hand, you think It wise 10 perpetuats
q group OF onlcebolderS in once for
life, then vote Observation-Disclosures
burg News
The evening world., 1912-09-17
Resinol will heal
your itching skin

TOLEDO. O., July %. 1912
Il had a very bad case Of &C.
zema for over fifteen yearx. and
tried everything that was sug-
gssted to me without any re-
lief. fused TO suffer from itch
ing. and used TO scratch until
the blood came. On my legs.
wrists and face the akin would
crack open and hood. and
would pam me swfully that 10
all over now, since have Resi-
mol Soap and Resinol Ointment.
Five minutes after ! applied
ReHtnd Ointment the pain and
itching would leave me. After
using less than two Jars Of Resi-
mol Ointment. ] must honestly
say am cured, and never think
Of eczema uuless someone asks
me about Il. II always makes
Inc feel good toteu people about
Rcsinol. l know they will get
relief and . sure cure"
(Signeri) CHAs. u. BROWN.
Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.