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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
BRIDGE OVER CANYON
D|ABL0 READY SOON

The new bridge across Canyon Di-
ablo will be practically completed
and ready for traffic by the first
OF February, according to the Hon.
Thomas Maddox, of Williams, who
has the contract for it's construction.
Maddox arrived in Phoenix yester-
day on business with the state engi-
neer.
we are ready now to finish the
rest of the concrete" said Maddox,
yesterday.
With the pouring of the last of the
concrete, which will be done in a
very few days, the work remaining
can be finished up in a very short
time. The bridge when completed
will be one of the handsomest struc-
lures in the state.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
SUFFRAGE LOST IN HOUSE
CONTINUED From Page One)

tCOnt1nued From Page One)
on whether to submit the resolution
to the states for ratification.
Representative Webb, chairman of
the judiciary committee, led off the
debate in opposition to the amend
ment. He believed if the question
were voted on by women more than
eighty per cent would vote against
suffrage.
Debate On the special rule had
been concluded by the floor leaders
of the republican and democratic
sides, Representative Mann support
ing the amendment and Representa-
tive Underwood opposing it.
Representative Campbell, republi-
can, spoke for the rule and the Mon
dell resolution.
THE president and many Of his
followers" he said, insist that grant
| ing the right of suffrage to women is
| one that must be dealt with by tho
states. He invokes the doctrines OF
states sovereignty with the same en-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
IS SEEKING MEMBERS
Campaign Is lnaugurated and Special
Prize Offered

The Arizona State Poultry Associa-
ton is making a special campaign
for more members Ernest Hall, for
mer president of the association, ana
chairman of the committee or MEM
bership, announces that he will give
pen Of White Plymouth Rocks to
the member securing the NEST mem
hers, provided that the winner secure
at least twenty new members Sev-
"tal are canvassing the country So
Letting for members, and it seems
probable that there will be several
hundred, whose names will appear IN
the annual year book which is to be
published within a few weeks.
The program committee is arrang-
ing a program for the regular month
ly meetings, and this will be publish
ed in the year book These meetings
will be held the second Saturday Of
each month, and some interesting and
instructive papers will be read by the
different members who will take
part.
breeders directory will be pub
lished in the year book. in which
each member will have his breed list
ed without charge. This feature dlone
will be worth the cost of the years
dues. 1t is important that all the old
members pay their annual dues be
fore the year book is completed to
insure their names being published.
The new officers of the association
are w w. Carney of Mesa, presi-
dent George Mears Of Phoenix, vice
president: H. G.. Powers r. +. ID. No.
., secretary; Mrs. G. W. Mears,
treasurer Executive committee, c.
B. Wood, Ernest Hall, ]. F. Warner,
Marshall Humphrey NJ. f. Bemis, DIR.
Barackman and w. o. Ferris
The annual meeting of last Satur-
day was continued until next Satur-
day afternoon to hear the reports of
the committees
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS
"CoIumia Recordv

With a matinee at $50 today and
performance tonight of the Lion
and the Mouse" the Redmond COM
pany will have passed up the great
est drawing card of the engagement
The splendid story by Klein still has
the punch that made it the best talk
ed of play of its day and with the
sterling production given it by Mr..
Redmond it has served well to do
the best first of the week business of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
THE ARIZONA

Martha of the LOwlands' with
Mms. Bertha Kalich in the title role
is equal to anything the Arizona
theatre has offered in a long time.
This is a fine reel production from
the Famous Player studios and the
applause which was forthcoming dur
ing the performance spoke for the
approval of the large audience which
witnessed the initial performance.
This will be the offering at the
matinee today at P. M and an
offering which should not be missed
by picture lovers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
ASSESSORS ARE
STILL At WORK
Minimum Valuations of
Range Cattle Glasses Up
for Lengthy Discussion
Officials Conference VIII
Close Today

Minimum valuations of, the several
classes of range cattle will be the
first question to be determined by
the assessors of the state when they
meet this morning with the tax COM
mission for the third and last days
session of the conference.
Cattle valuations was practically
the only subject taken up yesterday
on which an agreement was not
reached. Other items on the abstract,
from city and town lots on down.
were taken up, discussed and dispos-
ed of with celebrity and dispatch, but
when it came to range cattle as they
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13

the stay. This will be the last ma
tinee at which admission tickets will
be sold. Beginning with Saturday the
management will reserve the ma
tinees the same as the nights except
that the price will be twenty for the
lower floor and ten above.
The Flower of the Ranch which
is to follow for the final four days
is rapidly nearing completion on the
paint bridge and Artist Smith will
show something in the way of early
day California scenes from his brush
when the curtains goes up on the
golden state idly Thursday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
. SOLONS INvITED-The ]

SOlONS iNVITED-The Board Of
trade committee will call upon the
legislators today at the state house
in order to invite them to attend
tne annual meeting and dinner of
the board on the night of January
Is. The committee, which also has
charge of the tickets, is composed
of Dave Goldberg. Arthur Luhrs, H.
d. McNay, j. c. Adams and Gus
Noll.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
DATE JAN. Is, 1915

many will be sorry to see the end Of
such an entertaining picture but
Manager Leecraft announces that an
other serial. equally Interesting will
begin shortly at the Lion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-13
Y.M.C.A. HOLDS
ANNUAL MEET
Five New Directors Elect
ed; Reports Show Associ-
alton in Better Condition
Than Before; Coggins
Leads in Auto Race

Leads in Auto Race
New Directors of Y. M. C. A.
Lloyd B. Chrsty.
L. w. coesns.
j. L. Gust.
*.Dr. J. C. Norton.
A. A. Belts.
DIR. John bennett, Jr.
J. W. Doris.
c. T. Hirst
J. N. Stewart.
j. |. Irwin.
Franklin D. Lane.
j. D Lopez.
&C. r. Craig.
= w. C. Hornberger.
J. o. Sexton, DR.. E. Munson,
tied, the choice to be made by
directors.
Directors elected last night.
The report of the general secre-
tary, and those of the various com
mittees of the Y. NJ. c. A., coupled
with enthusiastic speeches, by prom
inent members, at the banquet last
night, made the annual meeting of
the Phoenix Young Mems Christian
Association a distinct success
About $50 members and directors,
sat down to a banquet prepared By
the ladies of the different churches,
Under the supervision of Mrs. Lloyd
3. Christy. During the meal the
reports of the committees were Civ
en-. The right of way committee
reported showing the number If
miles represented by members Sc
cured) they had progressed in the
auto race across country towards
Los Angeles The drivers, make
of car and results are as follows:
Barker, Packard, SO; Coggins, Over
land, 230; Diehl. Maxwell, As; Gett-
singer. Jeffrey, "a; Gust, Studebaker,
9; Heard, Case, mot reported) ,
Norton, Dodge, 143; Redewill. Pope,
2S: Stauffer, Paige, II; Taylor, Ca
dillac, (not reported); Thomas, Buick,
80
Five directors We're elected, it be-
ing the custom to elect that mum
Der each year Those chosen were
c. r. Craig, w c. Hornsberger. Dr.
John bennett, Jr. and DR. j. G.
Norton, j. O. Sexton and Dr. f.
Munson were tied, and the selection
OF one of these men will be made
by the board of directors at the
first meeting
The report of H. NJ Blair the
General Secretary, was most com
plete and was listened to by
all present. He dwelt upon the
aid given the young men away
from home, and of the different
phases of work coming under his
care. The financial condition was
described as being better than in
past years, but far from satisfac-
tory as there is a considerable de-
ficit outstanding
Following the reports of the var
icus secretaries, a discussion en-
titled "The responsibility to greater
Phoenix was started by Rev. H. ii.
Campbell. He was followed in the
discussion, by j. D. Lopez and ].
W. Gettsinger. During the even
ing music was furnished by the W
orchestra.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-23
VISITORS BARRED FROM
 ALL CANADIAN STEAMERS

Collector of Customs Pugh of Jul neau, has issued an order preventing visitors from going on board Canadian staemers while they are in Alaskan ports. The order follows the con viction of the captain of the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Sophia, for carrying two passengers from Juneau to Ketchikan. The passengers were Mir. and Mrs. Faulkner, of Juneau, who had boarded the steamer at June au in the early morning hours to visit with Skagway lady, who was a pas senger south. The officers of the steamer did not know the couple were on board and carried them to Ketchi- kan, where they were allowed to leave and take another steamer back home. The Sophia was fined $400 for violation of internationl law.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-23
WHEELS JUSTICE ARE GRINDING
 AT VALDEZ

The Federal grand jury returned two indictments against Frank Kate man, Japanese who has been living at Ellamar. One of the indictments charges him with having sold intoxi eating liquor to natives without hay | ing a license. The second charges him with selling battering and giving away spirits. malt and liquors, to an Indian.
 In the case of Julius Hale indict- ed by the grand jury on the charge of felonious assault, the accused entered a plea not guilty and the district at- torney permitted him to plead guilty to simple assault as he had previously bourne good charater. He was given fine of $100 which was paid
 In the case of U. S. vs. Alvin Lund of Ellamar, the accused entered a plea of guilty to the charge of having supplied liquor to an Indian and not guilty to the indictment charging the selling of liquor without a license. The United States district attorneys office dismissed the second indictment
 J. A. Field was indicted for grand larceny He is accused of having stolen s120 from c. D. Wiikerson, at Anchorage.
 Joe Demenzet, who was arrested last Friday and brought from the Granite Mine, Port Wells, has been indicted by the grand jury on the charge of malicious destruction of personal property.
 The jury in the first case of the U. S. vs. the Northwestern Fisheries company returned a verdict Of not guilty. When the second fish case in which the Northwestern company is involved had been argued the court instructed the jury to bring in a yer dict absolving the packers from in- tentional violations of the fisheries laws. The District Attorney then moved that the third indictment against the company be quashed, as the evidence would be insufficient to secure a conviction.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-23
POSTMASTER CAN ACT
 AS NOTARY PUBLIC

Territorial Treasurer w. c. Smith of Juneau, has sent communications to the members of the Territorial legislature stating that he is expert encing difficulty in administering the new wolf bounty law passed during the last session of the legislature. An extract from the letter following:
 "Pelts so far as coming in quite slowly, only eight to ten to date. There is quite a little fault being found with the law, this being that where wolf belts are most available there is lack of notaries public, thus entailing great expense in mak- ing the necessary affidavit. Tn such cases where notary is not easily reached, have agreed to accept aff- davit attested to before a postmaster with cancelling stamp used in lieu of a seal. The pelt though, I am in- sisting in all cases, must be in strict accordance with terms of the law"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-23

FoUND-A bunch of keys. Finder can have same by calling at this office.

LoST-A bunch of keys, enclosed In black leather holder Finder please return to this office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-23

Standing of League Clubs. The following is the standing of the big leagues up today:
Evening star., 1915-05-30

disc our go1ls by dis
e. consumer: M cents
J particulars. Favori
e.., Davton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1915-05-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEFORE YOU SELL, STORE. PACK OR SHIP
YOUR FURNITURE. WRITE. CALL OR
PHONE FOR BEST PRICES. KRUPSAW
BROS. 712 K st. NV. Phone n. 1908:
Evening star., 1915-05-30
MALE-C0ntinued

4 DOLLAR MiNITE
Can't be mad. with our gods or anybody
hut you can n,ake good mo.ey with our quick
sellers. NOT sold In stores. 'srle and say show
me- $. Mfg. Co. II rrcn ST.. y. v.
Dept. 1Ai.
Evening star., 1915-05-30

SALESNIEN-o bright. neal appearing men;
must be able to furnish $50 hpnd: position
pays between ST., and $50 per week: must be
able to furnish the very hest of references:
no rainbow chasers need apply. Broadway
Film Co. 2o5 Bank of Commerce and Savings
bldg.
SAL -Autonobile; experienced AppE
Evening star., 1915-05-30

sex. inirodu ing our Won
mineralizel toilei soap
I'd profits. small inrrs; .
-ample free To those ap'
idresss The Salcura en-
Evening star., 1915-05-30

! lee samples: gold sign
fcr windows: any one
liter TO. B1 y. Clark.
Evening star., 1915-05-30

card will pui YOU In
}ek proposition selling
s,ecialIies direct 10 the
cent stand between
! i0f? American .Alumi-
;!l1.
Evening star., 1915-05-30
WANTED-GARAGE.

wANTED-Garage or repair shop In central NV
holding 5 more cars: state price, ioat,oi
etc Box 2O4, Star office. j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
SITUATION ED-Professional

LADY OF experience desires position TO
teach. Holds teachers certificate from
Richmond Corservatory ot Music; Viz
ginia and Montana STATE certificates.
Address Miss &. Richmond Va. Z. +.
i. No >. Box -. Mil! Road.
TEACHER -KeyS ana transIajions
bought sold exchanged. send lists.
Teachers supply Co. Greenwood, :. c.
= teacher ot experience wants position
II rr!va-r family music included.
.;oe-Ass Hiss : indian Neck, Va.
POSITION - teacher: experienced;
c1verress or COMPANION. Address
iri,l 'ern,S, Miss i!Ner. Columbia Va.
=! FINED. cultured young LADY Wishes
u tech - private family. Can
zach English. Latin, German music
Ad6ress : BsG!anN:l!e Va.
U%DERG 2ADtATE nurses waiting
sour calls Phone Virginia Business
ENcaang. when YOU can use one.
" ANTED. permanent position by r.s!s-
tered assistant pharmacist. ~ ref
eTcnces, competent. employed good sal
Sry expected. Address !. 10: care
Tin es-Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


made sos last a' @seF his frs, P %sss
introducing our S-foot changeable let :
Sl,sco commissions In sight. For each
siSn installed sells Il dozen more. You
Gan too. Every merchant ambitious to
hanG one over his sidewalk. Nearest
competitive price, $135 and SIS monthly
for electric current. against our s2.I0.
I THAT'S Why ours sells; 4 LIFETIME &C.
at once. Flashtric Sign Works, Chi
caGo.
Observation-Disclosures September l. EN-
perienced any line to sell general
speciality. proposition Commission con-
,ract, SsS weekly expenses Cont;
Building. Cleveland, o.
SPLENDID opening, capable salesman
for general re,a Fp trade SIS %eekls
Rice Company, SCI Williams Building.
Detroit.
WANTED. travelling statesmen for side
line: sell dealers only. from cataloS,
complete line aluminium utensils: carry
right: send 3 references and territory
covered first letter. confidential Fac
tory. Illinois rure Aluminium Company,
I.emont. III.
.ALuMlNUM ware has the call. best
SttS any US IpIH!liiSSlciS MtehlS
write to-day. Herthal Manufacturing
Company. st. Louis. Mo.
statesmen wanted; experience UNI
necessary: easy work. big pay: write
now Tor large list OF openings Offering
opportunities 10 earn from sl0Q to $500
a month while YOU learn. Address
nearest office, Department. 324, National
Salcsmcrs Training Association, Chi
cage. New York. San Francisco.
ADVERTISING men to sell special con-
tract: guarantees advertiser % per
cent increase. secured by bond: adj
Nances made good men: big money
weekly; state Your experience and ref
erencc. Driscoll Business Development
system. 80 Market street. SAN Fran
cisco. Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
WANTED-Ageais.


AGENTS. 500 weekly. at home during
leisure moments. Absolutely no can
| vassing: no experience necessary. Fur
capital, Address Boyd H. Brown. Dept.
Z 1874. Omaha. Neb.
BIG New York manufacturers wants am
bitious representative with at least
Sl3. Establish general agency and mail
order branch. Instructions guarantee
ing success. Big repeater: universal
demand. J. l.. Modra. ~ East Twenty
hrst Street, New York.
LOCAL agents wanted, men and women
to sell staple article to retail dry
goods and fancy goods stores. Capable
young men and women can make good
money. Samples free. Easy to handle.
Address Profitable. Box 1871, Flatiron
gents. make big money and become
sales manager for our goods. Fast
office seller; fine profits. Particulars
and sample free. One Dip Pen Co. 1O2
Daily Record. Baltimore. Md.
AGENTs-Bigsest hit ever. Eleven
piece toilet article set selling like
blazcS nj 81 with 81 carving set free!
Enormous profits. Tremendous sensa-
5len EE ;I unnecessay Ensle
Pierce Co. PSI Pierce Bldg, 900 Lake
street. Chicago.
WE start YOU in business. furnishing
,,eHerEthins; men and women. $50 to
Zoo weekly operating our New system
small room anywhere; no canvassing.
Opportunity lifetime; booklet free,
RaEsdale Co. Box s. East Orange,
y. ].
EVERY household on farm. in small
town or suburbs where oil lamps are
used, needs and will buy the wonder
ful Aladdin Mantle Lamp. burns COM
mon coal oil tkeroscnc): gives n light
times as bright as electric. Awarded
gold medal at San Francisco Exposition.
One farmer cleared over $500 in
weeks: hundreds with rigs earning Sl0O
to $500 per month. No cash required.
We furnish capital TO reliable men.
Write quick for wholesale prices. ter
ritory and sample lamp for free trial.
Mantle Lamp Co. FPS Thermos Bids,
New York City.
HOTTEST proposition: no canvassing:
days expenses. zoe. Make $40
honest and Legitimate. Winner from
start. Gross, II Cliff Street. Boston.
WANTED. local manager for each town
in Virginia. Excellent contract. with
renewal. Address AIS Lyric Building.
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
SITUATION wAXrEp-AIale

WANTED-younG Christian man wants
good home in the country. Capable
OF clcrking in store. + 5oS, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

FOR sale--AIovina day is near and you
your house furnishings we can ac-
commodatc you better than others as
we will take your old furniture that
YOU don't want in your new house. and
part payment on new furniture Salts
faction guaranteed. Terms are easy
here. Southern Furniture Co, East
Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

COMPETENT sal.sInen. or mercb.,,--,,.,
preferred, by "ei!-ratcd Cleveland
concern 20 Sci! merchants greatest spe.
month. commissions paid weakly So ~,
e:%$petteEce II =. Taylor. station {:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
WANTED---Bus;rcss.

WANTED, to purchase business not ex-
ceedinE $4,000. preferably partner
wise no attention given. 534. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

WANTED. man TO sell trees. shrDhs
roses, berry bushes prrn1anr",'
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Eoches,sr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

SALESA!EN. sci! cotton and six hosiery
seconds u retail dealers at bargai!,
prices 10 per cent commission. Write
Tor samples. Second Hosiery Co, Kan
saS CITY Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sale. nice clean white paper, "a
and 90 inches wide. Suitable for wrao-
such as bread, glassware. la Indry. etc.
Si;2o per 100 pounds at the oftice; also:
oto papers at so cents per 100 pounds
can mt Times Dis patch Office. first fioor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

SALESMEN 70; leading lace ana en-
bToIdery importer. Unrestricted ter
Ii'ory Liberal commission No obfcc
lions 70 Side lines l.. - Box 3l7, Mad.
!soa Square station. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
STORAGE AND MOVING.

DRY storage for furniture and house
hold goods. sos North Fifth.
STORAGE for rent. one or two desir.
able rooms for furniture storaSe
Reasonable rent. Phone Madison 22i&.
STORE your furniture in Sewelra
storage house, Barton Heights
Madison 5420-X. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

FURNITURE: large assortment Of
slightly used furniture. refnished
like new at less than half the original
price. See us and save money. Easy
terms Main street Furniture Co, Inc,
1929 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


GOOD opportunity open for COM
petent tobacco buyer upon an old
e .;a shed market in fine tobacco sec
t ,1n commss,on basis Good oGpor-
ID 49, care Times Dispatch.
RoR sale. half interest in established
drug business 10 registered man.
WEST POINT. VA. offers to manufac-
turers natural Advantages that will
offset big per cent of bonuses offered
by :, other cities no, SO we'll located It
VIII pay you to investigate before To-
eating Chamber OF Commerce
CAPITAL enlisted for Industrial min
sale Of stoeEs and bop6s
commission Established 1894 Wiers
& Co. llo Broadway. New York.
$4,000 to invest in commercial paper.
Attorney. Box 1893. Washington.
1NvESTMENT-sl25 in the most at
trnctive proposition in country. This
Bank and other Endorsements; free
booklet. Unity Company, 46S Dwight
Building. Kansas City. Mo.
MONEY to lend in sums up to $500 on
improved city real estate. T.. O. Box
9lS.
SUBURBAN home. new house; large
rooms and halls, bath, large front
| porch located at railroad depot and
close to electric car line. 8 acres. fine
u. -
home. Must be sold this week Phone
! Randolph 1915. Address X 731, care
FINES Dispatch.
NEW modern 7,room dwelling. large
front porch. bath electric lights.
| detached located on Church Hill. Terms
cas- Phone the owner, Randolph 1915:
234, care Times Dispatch.
AN excellent cash printing business.
! established for five years: owners on
! gagged in other business. Chance Of a
| lifetime to get a paying business at a
low price. j. 73e. care Times Dispatch
oCG,uPANT for part office in good
stenosrapher. Am out Of town half
! the time; want some one In Office F.
90. care Times Dispatch
CONFECTIONERY sale, nice fxtures
reat boTssn for buyer e eSeag city
ply. G 132, care Times Dispatch
WANTED, regular customer rediscount
small negotiable notes we'll secured
Pay You o. Co. per cent tr; and small broker
Es sFats 6! wants
Should pay s7,ooc ann n a!iSS s ar,'i to-
! $500 capital VIII nay expenses TO Chi H.
ences Sales Manger, Iias ~ Carroll 'f HSe.
! nue.. Chicago.
LARGE furnished roominr house: cen
| trally located; house and furniture in
sxcellsMt condition Call Madison 1913:
FOR SALE-Busincss.
FOR sale, old established saloon-liq or
} store, center city. near mark ct; mixed
trade: REGENTS average $500 weekly.
Muller. 500 Pearl street. Baltimore, Md
FOR. .hle, my mercantile business at
| Palmyra, Va. Will sell stock, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

ikA YELLING men. incracse your income
20 daliins spare, time appointing agents
suits. Liberal Inducements q 81,
500 Madison, Chicago '''''