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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS MEN
TO JOIN RAILROAD Y. M. C. A..
VIII Take Active Part In Campnien for
New Members to lie Launched
EhurSIny.

conference between Assistant Cen
oral Superintendent Scamans. Of the
American Locomotive Works; Cam
p;lEn Manager MacArt General Sec
rrlarE Thomas. of the Railroad Young
McnS Christian Association and b. #
JolliSon. general chairman Of the mem
nerShip campaign OF the Railroad
Dung Mems Christian Association. was
hcid yesterday afternoon in the Offices
OF inc american Locomotive Works MT
$3.50. u,nn uihe plans Tor the coming cam
p''Gh, which opens Thursday, were
thoroughly discussed. II was decided
mat four teams from the locornotIy,.
WORKS would enter the field TO aid in
mo ,mo work OF getting now members.
Ihcsc teams will he headed by Mr.
,''"'nRhs. who stated yesterday that
no expected his men to head tho lst
Wnch the final results were announced
me party was taken over the big
liant, which !s now manufactured.
Shrannci shell for the allies, ard intro
uarcd 10 a number Of the work. on II
Is expected that a large pnrcantncc nj
me nc" members will come In from
me locomotive works, rs Mr. Scamans
mag enlisted on his teams n number
W inc most encrrctic members Of tho
.nrcr' he men At the works are en-
'nnSiast!c over the prospect and de-
"iai" they will do their best In tho
interest or the association
interest m the campaign which Is
Nhowh as the ZOO In Seven DAYS" cam
palEn Is spreading Throughout; the rail
,'o, o'i,ccs OF the city. and hundreds
~ ihch nave volunteered their services
IN Inc work. The seven da-; nllot,el
10 PathcrtnE In now members VIII
establish precedent for camo,Icn,ny
IN Richmond. Til. officials, who nre
,'piuiE whipping into shape the nnal
INNS declare Indications point 20 at
lchst 1000 additions to the asso cations
membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Has Plan to Curb
I turbulent Shockoe
No More Floods. Says w. L.
Worins. If City Wi Pay
Him $4,000.

For the sum OF $4,000. payable on tho
ins'allment plan. w. l.. Warning. presi-
dent OF a financial company at IS North
Ninth Street. is willing to impart to
the engineering authorities OF the city
OF Richmond n plan which will protect
lower Main street and the adjacent Soc
ton against damage from Shockoe
Creek frcshrts
The OFFER was received by the Board
Of Aldermen and read To that BODY last
night shortly before adjournment. In
view OF the fact that the city's cngi-
ncering authorities have been striving
to control turbulent Shockoc for an
proNimntcly half II century. and have
expended In that effort considerably
more than 100000. the offer created
remarkably little rNciicmcnt
Upon a motion from the floor. the
paper was sent TO the Street Commit
tee. Mr.. Warning writes:
II have plan by which I am sure
Richmond can absolutely prevent rccur-
the overiiowinG OF Shockoc Creek,
chants many thousands Of dollars and
untold Inconvenience.
IL my full plan had been in opera
ton. Shockoe Creek would not have
damaged the merchants on lower Main
Street this las; summer.
Il am willing {" divulCc my plan to
your honorable body. provided. II my
plan is adopted hy the city and proves
satisfactory. shall hc paid by said city
the sum OF $50 900. payable as follows:
$4,000 the first year the plan is placed
in operation. and $4,000 yearly there
after uut'l $4,000 is paid"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
HENRiCO TAX BOARD WILL
AWAIT SANOS'S RETURN
Higgins Work In Manner DinmctricnIly
Opposed To Views OF Exam
liner of Records.

II IN" s;ateernt of Major William
II Sands. given out last Saturday a
few hours before the major set ont for
oklahoma, touching upon and appcr-
tninirg TO his conception OF the duties
Of the Herrco County Local Board
OF Review and his intentions with
reference 20 that board in thc event
that the board should decline TO accept
his construction OF the law has been
accurately Interpreted by the hoard,
then the said board began work YES
tcrdar In manner l!amctrically on
posed 10 The suggestion given oy tn"
examiner
T Crawford Redo is the chairman Of
III" local board Win the other mem
bers-W. Frank Powers and Johr 4
Archcr--hc met representative Of
the examiner yesterday afternoon. the
representative he:rs william n SANDS.
Jr., CHIEF c!c:i ~ the examiners Office.
a"d me "orE o: reviewing 'he report
OF ENamin"~ sands was tegur Mn"
hoard devoted several hours 30 AN
inspection 81 y. assessments FOR -4l-
The asses srCeu-s based lron -hs
omitted ta&a*i.' yali.@s O: yrccetlra
years were ':v:..f-- future !rspec,!or
Members % -. .ooard whose att.r-
ton had been called 20 the statement,
OF Major SANDS regarding their duties
a. the examiner understand them an
der his Interpretation o: ,ae law ouas-
ttoned William Il. Sands. Jr with ref
erence 10 thai statement The ls,te-s
reply was that no Importance should
be alta ched 10 the published statements
he int!rnnted that tho examiner had
been misunderstood or did no, mean
to convey the impression mis- words had
Conveyed
Tho members OF The local board
coeita,ed for 4 while Then ,hev do
cided TO defer further review OF tn.
examiners report until ne shall have
returned from his vacation II is nm
derstood that Major sands docs hot.
contemplate returning for some w--ks
He announced before his departure thar
h. would 20 direct 10 Oklahoma. ana
after sojougn there. ne would make
trip 10 Wyoming, proceeding thence
70 Hot Springs, ARK 50 take tho
waters for tho benefit of his ncal.i
II is cafe conjecture that tho cyan
tner did not anticipate tina, tho board
would bring Is work to an abrupt hol,
within ftu hours ana sir dow, -
await his return Urlil ,hc board ar
proves The report ~ tho examiner Z.
cannot be certified 20 me state ,udj,or
and tho examiner commissions GAME,
b. collected
Members Of the li.ailco h,.rd lac,
Fight decliued d discuss Tor r,i,,t"-
ton either the declaration of Wefo,
Sands regarding their du,t.s ~, ~
own opinions o' ~" erlfec,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
JUSTICE CRUTCHFIELD is
SEVENTY-ONE YEARS OLD
h"rse bunch of American beauty Ro,c.
L" Handed to Jurtice ms lie
Mounts Bench

wearing tho characteristic smile 20
FAMILIAR TO his friends. and looking
as hale and az hearty az the dav he
mounted the Police Court bench as
police Justice OF Richmond. Justice
Crutchfcld yesterday morning stcpped
to his desk and opened court-on his
seventy first birthday.
Before the justice could open court
Policeman Bcrtucc! stepped up to tho
bar and presented Justice Crutchneld
with a large bunch of American Beauty
roses The roses were sent by admir-
ing friends, and were unaccompanicd
by oratOry.
Justice Crutchneld smiled his an
prccIaion. Never felt better or
younger In my life." he asserted as he
called the first case on the lengthy
Monday morning docket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
COUNCIL GRANTS PERMIT
Gives Permission for Erection Of Build
Ing NJ Foot OF Eighteenth street
for Steamboat Line

Under suspension Of the rules, both
branches OF tho Council last night
uassed an ordinance Eranting 10 l.. Il.
Hancock permission 70 erect at the foot
'i Eighteenth street, a building for the
accommodation OF Tho proposed Rich
mond-City Point freight and passenger
steamer line.
! permit for tho building had been
GRANTED by tho Administrative Board on
September :. The CITY Attorney yestcr-
daS held that the board had no power
!" grant permission 10 erect a building
which would occupy part OF a public
street and The pcrmi; was revoked In
,aNlhE TINS action. tn" hoard advised
.'i' Hancock I" apply for the grant to
Tie Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Fined for Disordcrl~ Conduc,

Mrs. Grace Valentine was nncd $50
and costs in Tn" Police Court ycstcr-
day on charge Of maintaining dis
orderly house At ioj North Henry
street. The place was raided by Po-
licemcn j. j. Smith and Galbraith Sat
urday night. Al the time OF the raid
the officers found Mamie Lindsey and
w. y. Clements in the house. and ar
rested them on Il charge OF .isorderly
conduct. Clements was fined 500 and
costs in the Police Court ycster-
day. The girl will be arraigned
in the Juvenile Court, as she is but
seventeen years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Charged with Fighting in Cell

Frank Davis. one-legged white
man. and l.. l.. Lanc were arrested yes
tcrday afternoon on charge OF be-
Ing drunk on the street. When they
landed IN First Station cell together
they at once entered into 4 nst fight
which required considerable exertion
on the part OF Policeman Bosquett te
break up. The officer suffered several
slight decorations while making the
effort, and he then entered charge OF
fighting In the cell against the men
They Will be given a hearing in tho
Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
WILL HOLD DEPARTMENT
HEAD RESPONSIBLE
Administrative nonrd Tells Barton
Heights Employees TO Look to
l.nwton for Their Pay.

Early in August the Administrative
Board entered an order discon,jnuinr
the employment after September ! in
the water service at Barton Heights,
OF certain employees. including ]. +.
Fohiman and Miss VI. A. McGinn!s The
notice was sent TO Superintendent;
Davis, OF tho Water Department.
lcSterday Mr.. Pohlman told the
BOARD mat he had been kept at work
bF Assistant Superintendent, Lawton
10Y fifteen DAYS longer. although he
himself was aware OF the fact that
his position had been abolished on
september l. He wanted the board TO
define the status OF MS position.
The board stood by it's order and
told Mr.. p9hlman tina, II ne received
payment FOR h!s extra work 1t Will
'e from the head OF the department
mat Kept him At work, and not from
IN" CITY Suhscdu.n,ly the board en-
tered an order directing Acting Supcr-
lhtend"ni I-afvton, of the Water De-
p"Et'nent under whose authority, II
appears. Miss McC;innis and Mr. pohl
man were continued on the pay roll.
% pay them out O< his own rocket
Tor the wages, due them. Mr.. Lawton's
attention was drawn 10 tho fact that
they we're employed without authority
and against the direct order o. the
board
4 letter from Mr.. Lawton explained
that while the boards orders wore TO
me erect that the positions wero
abolished on September !! ne had
written to the board pointing out tho
need tor the services OF Miss McGinn!s
and My. Pohlnan for about thirty DAYS
longer. Assuming that tho time would
b" extended. h" permitted them % con-
NAu" work Hcceivinc no reply TO
MS ."'ter. however. ne discontinued
their services ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Struck ny Unknor, x.n,o

+. w. Jones. cashier OF the Rich
inohn iiotc!. was struck in the back OF
the head b. an unknown negro wbiIn
fiding on n street chr yesterday after
noon. Inc negro escaped from the car
octore he could be unprecedented Jones
was treated by Ambulance Surpco,
'"gSett and was able TO go to his
nome after receiving attention He
could assign no cause for the attack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
FEDERAL. WARRANT
FOH IIOPENEIL COlIPI

United States Marshal Saunders went
70 Hopcwcll yesterday afternoon with
a Federal warrant for the arrest Of Mr.
ana Mrs. G. 7. Paris. charged with
selling morphine. cocaine and heroiu
IN violation OF the Harrison antl-Gru-
law. The couple were taken in custody
last Saturday by chief OF Police Cotton,
Of Hopewcll, ana have been held for
IN" Federal authorities. Marshall Saun-
ders brought the prisoners to Richmond
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Ordera 25nnn rnn

secretary OF tho Commonwealth p
y. lanes Is placing orders for % mo
au'omohilc license tags for tho Siotc.s
use IN 1915. Less than 10000 tags were
ordered for this wear. but an r,n,l,'.e
OF more than % per cent in m. 49,,
Der OF automobiles is expected fol, Viz
einia IN 1916. The new tags arc Ia no
delivered about January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Land Book. Show IDc,...

The land books OF District No. .. Al.
bemar!e County, were received nv
state Auditor c. Lee Moore Yesterday.
showing substantial increase in
property valuations for that district
over last year. The 1914 asscssmnnts
amounted TO .2.S2o,295. against a total
for this year OF s3,1oS.G15. The in
crease over last year Is S2SS.32c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21

Governor stuart expresses his opin-
ion that the Virginia branch Of the
southern Settlement and Development
Corporation. IL properly managed, viii
be great and lasting benefit To the
state. The Governors approval of the
enterprise is given in "A personal let
ter addressed 10 7. NJ. Darlington,
president OF the Virginia branch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Inv and Equity Court co..x

Suit for $4,000 was brought in the
Law and Equity Court, yesterday, by
Christopher Roane, an infant, against
Joseph Hcye. No declaration WIS Med
j. l. Blankenship filed suit for 1000
against W. a. Jackson There was no
declaration.
Judgment for s23 was entered in
favor OF n. Lovenstein & Sons. against
r. r. Shook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Charged Win sten,,nr Mini,

Arthur Price, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman r. w Bendall,
Of Henrico. charged with stealing a
mule valued at SIS and vegetables val
ued at SIS from B. j. Simmons, who
lives near Wcsthampton. Price IS in
the Henrico County Jail, pending
hearing before a magistrate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Lee Cnse Continued.

The case against Myrtle Lee, the
white woman arrested by Detectives
smith and Bryant on charge OF
breaking into the store OF J. Wcinst Elm,
%li North Sixth street. and stealing
a lot OF clothing, was continued in
the Police Court yesterday until Sep
;cmber -. This is the first case in
months where n white woman has been
arrested on charge Of houscbreakinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Put Under bond,

William Robertson. colorcd. alleged
wife heater. was placed under a bond
OF $50 to keep tho peace for twelve
months and assessed the costs Of court
when arraiEncd before Magistrate H.
:. Sunday. OF Iicnrico. yesterday. Rob
"rtson was arrested sunday by Special
Policeman George y. Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Girl Charged with uou,.n,.,r,n,

Rchecca B!!lups. twelve-year-old
negro girl. was arrested yesterday by
Iohccman Holt on n charge OF break
ing INTO tho house of Annie Sutton. in
tho rear Of 2l3 East Main street and
stealing sc.lo. The girl will he given
n hearing In tho Juvenile Court today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Munger For Cohen 20

w X Ammons. who has been con-
hccted with the advertising depart
incnt OF The Times Dispatch, has re-
signed to accept the position of adver-
Using manager Of the Cohen COMPANY.
Mr.. Ammons has had a wide and valu-
able experience In the advertising field
and the Cohen Company is fortunate in
securing the services OF this energetic
Young man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Sotnries Commission.

Governor stuart has authorized ,eo
Issuance Of commissions "a tho folIo,.
Ing new notaries public
.,Wiiliam y. James Richmond. II v
Gray Roanoke; Charles r. s.I,cra
Roanoke. Sett:e ". Smyth Rock
bridge County w . Willard RuyssiI
County; Charles T Duncan. Jr. Lea
COUNTY and G. ". TODD, Grayson
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
POLICE CONSIDER STATEMENT
WORTH INVESTIGATION

"Dr. Brookcr told me TO stop eating
meats and other heavy food, and | did
so. The result was that In one week
fore ! took count OF my weight had
noticed that was gradually growing
nervous. With tho loss OF weight this
became more noticcab BILE. until now my
entire bod is aquivcr most OF the time.
notice very little. If any, pain.
When discovered the condition in to
which ] was getting and the fact was
impressed upon me by the persons by
whom ] was employed | decided to go
TO another physician. He told me at
once to eat meat and rs much other
food as desired. and placed me on a
tonic in an effort TO build up my
strength.
Il do not know What is in the medi-
cine DR.. Brooker gave me. but 1
thought | would tell tn" police Of my
case. so, If there is anything to IT, they
might be assisted
Schakcl carried several tablets and
few pills TO Police Headquarters and
turned them over to tho police. They
were Enclosed in small brown-paper
envelopes bearing directions for taking.
and also bearing DR.. Brookcr's name.
The medicine Will he turned over to
the Federal authorities and Will bc
analyZed by a local chemist
Inc police would make no comment
on the young mans disclosures, but
evidently considered his statement
worth investigating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
Arrcsted on pisorderly charge

Bettie Carter. colored. was arrested
By Policemen Akcrs and Organ. last
night, on n charge OF maintaining
disorderly house at sl4 Short Eleventh
street. She will he arraiGned In the
Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
MANY ORDINANCES
ARE cONCI'RIs,.n IN

The BOARD concurrcd in the passage
OF the following measures:
Closing Loumor Avenue between
Tf!den Street and Clay street extended
under certain conditions
Authorizing tho acquisition Of prom
efty Tor the widening OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Avenue between Tenth street. Fulton.
and the National Cemetery.
Appropr!atinr sl,57i.l0 to paw John
.. Winston for stcnographic services
ihc!dent 10 the recent investigation of
the Police Department.
Authorizing the acquisition OF prom
erty FOR the widening OF Roscncaih
Road from Broad street TO Grove
Avenue.
Declaring Wednesday. october a.
municipal HOLIDAY. to he known as
Nichmond Day" a. the State Fair.
Appropriatine 10000 for tho orop-
ing OF Taylor Street between soutb
Lombardy and Temple Streets.
EXenntiES from local ,oy,tio,
shows exhibited AT any arricrlturai
falr held within the city um,,s
Authorizing the acquisition throu,,
ehe usual channels. OF trac, of land
on the north side OF Boyd Street be-
tween Harrison and kinney Streets
loT the establishment OF park for
colored people.
Directing the Finance Commute. %
provide In the next budget for a stah,o
adjacent TO the site nj the Howitzers,
ArmorF, to no used in caring for mo
horses TO be supplied to this command
ny the United States government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
WILL ANALYzE DRUG
BROKER CAVE PATIENT
John j. Scliakel Tells Police OF His
Treatment Under Ply
Sician's Care.
WAS GIVEN NO PRESCRIPTION
DR.. BROKER Always Furnished Medi-
cine at His Office. Says Schakel.
Chemists Will Examine Specimen
of Drug-Fctleral Agents mt Work.

While Federal authorities were con-
tinuinG their Investigations of the
alleged activities of DR.. Boycc ID.
Brooker. - West Grace street. in pre-
scribinS cocaine and morphine. in vio-
lation OF tho Harrison antinarcotic law.
John j. Schakcl 32o3 Taylor street.
went to Police Headquarters and told
Detective Scrgcants Willy and Kcllam
Of his experience with the physician
He said he had been under DIR. Brokers
care since August 81.
''Rhcumatism and indigestion were
giving me considerable trouble about
that time" the young man told the
police, and on the advice of friends L
went TO this DR.. Brookcr. He had
treated n brothcr-in-law Of mine some
time previous. and my relative had
died. but my friends insisted that the
physician was unusually skllful in
cases such rs mine, so I decided 10 go
to him.
He agreed 10 treat mo at once and
TO cure me for SEQ. He has never given
me a prescription. but has always fur
nishcd me the medicine AT his Office.
| asked him about this. and he said
he knew what was getting when he
furnished il himself but that he did
not know when the drug stores were
filling prescriptions. III" medicine he
gave me was in capsule. tablet, pill and
liquid form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
WOULD LET MEMBERS PAY
OUT OF THEIR OWN nNCk ELS


Lot che members of the board pay
Gr0ndy, chairman OF the Finance Com
mittec. 1T will teach them a valuable
lesson-not to buy things they can't
pay for
Alderman Powers demurred Tho
amount involved was too small, he said,
10 enbarrass the Administrative Board
IN the payment OF an ob!!cation evil
IDENTIFY incurred in good faith The
board. he said. was an accredited
branch Of the city government and
was looked upon "a such by the firm
who sold Il the flags The Board would
be committing a "!ittle' act. he said.
in failing to back the Administrative
BOARD up in a matter involving only
S64.
What was done with these little
naGs." asked one member.
II understand that they were bought
and distributed 'or the purpose OF ia
niliarizing the citizens with their new
haE,' said Mr.. Gruudy IF that was
the purpose The whole thing was a
failure. Those little celluloid nacs
didn't resemble the flag hanging in
this chamber any more than resemble
an African in color"
Distinctly, Colonel Grundy does not
resemble an African in color. Tn.
resolution TO pay the bill was put 10
vote and defeated
Inc members voted as follows;
Ayes: Aldermen pu!ler, Melton, Pow
crs and Adams
Noes: Aldermen Gilman. Grundy.
Paul, Christian and Gunst-5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-21
ALDERMEN REFUSE TO PAY
FOR CELLULO|D FLAGS
Reject Administrative Boards Ap-
plication for Special .Apprupria-
ton of S64.S4.
NO FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE
Grundy Says Board Should Re
Taught That Ii Is UnwiSc tn Buy
Things You Can't Pay For-DiS-
pose OF Docket.

over the protest of Alderman Powers
and three other members who voted
with him. the Board Of Aldermen last
night. Ivy vote Of 10 :. carried Il
resolution from the Finance Commit
tee refusing the request % the Adj
yNinistrative Board Tor an appropria-
tion OF ss+.S; TO pay for $500 ccllulo!d
reproductions III miniature OF the city's
new nag.
The little flags were ordered by the
Administrative Board at ihe instance
Of Carlton Mccarthy. who was chiefly
instrumental in having the new !iag
adopted by the Council When the bin
for them came II was found that tho
board had no money with which to
pay il An attempt was made to have
il paid from tho Mayors contingent
fund. but Mayor Ainslie declined to
have that fund so applied.
Thcrcupon the board applied TO the
Council III due course OF time the
matter reached the Finance Commit
tee. which recommended the rejection
OF the boards request.
If the Council refuses 10 pay this
bill and the board hasn't any fund 10
draw upon for it. who is going To pay
IL" asked Alderman Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
BISHOP ALIMONY REDUCED
Golf Cuts $4,000 from
$4,000 Allowance.

The alimony which the courts or
dered James {. Bishop to nay his wife,
Mrs. Abigail Hancock Bishop. upon
their divorce in May. 1918. was reduced
Yesterday from $4,000 to $4,000 year
by Justice Golf Report Of the referee
Who heard Bishops application stated
that the latter had retired from the
banking firm Of Redmond & Co.. and
that his only income. derived from his
fathers estate. was $4,000 year.
In his decision Justice Gof SAID;
Having severed connections with the
banking house. il well may be that IN
time Of change and uncertainty in the
financial world one does not. through
his own personal qualities, possess the
same elements Of value which he had
as a member Of the established banking
house. Indeed IT may be safely at
armed that. in a business so sensitive
10 personality and reputation as the
banking business undoubtedly is. the
rumors and notorlety consequent on
the marital troubles are elements cal,
culated 10 depreciate his worth and
earning capacity in that business
Three years were allowed Mrs. sh,
IN 10 make restitution on household
nropertv belonging 20 Bishop.