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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-11

'srcaking. have no wheat worthy OF
mention. There are many holes to be
hlled with the crop at our doors. and
these conditions will act as hullish In
hucnces.
Cash sales were 10000 bushels. OF
which 10000 bushels was for export.
Clearances from the seaboard were 1884,
900 bushels. There was some talk OF
crop conditions from the Northwest
that wero not exactly favorable. but
on the whole prospects there are good.
Liverpool wheat prices wcro irregular
and unsettled. closing Id. lower to
L l-2d. higher. Weather In Europe is
unfavornble for harvesting.
Corn advanced as to 3-4c, and
closings were virtually ut the top Tho
lower prices were established early, but
the decline seemed to please profession
ais and new buying appeared. Liver
pool was l-2 to Id higher. and the sit
uation there was strong. Cash sales
here wcrc $4,000 bushels
Oats were Ia to 3-4c. higher with
sales Of 100000 bushels ca sh. Including
10000 for export September shorts
covered freely on n promise OF rains
over Illinois. Missouri and Eastern
Iowa.
Support from packers. which has
been feature in provisions several
ket was generally easy in consequence.
There was some realizing by recent
buyers, and the chief buying was by
shorts.
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Summer Foods As
Cause of Dyspepsia
Effect on Digestive Or
gans Responsible
For Many Ills

Summer should be the season of most
perfect health. but impure water and
milk. unripe fruit and n tendency TO
overindulge in acid foods and iced
drinks results In q contrary condition
in many people.
The effect of the average summer
diet is to constipate even normally
regular bowels, and disturb the dlges-
ton This condition can best be cor
rected by the use OF a mild laxative
that has combined with it the elements
OF q digestive tonic. The combination
of simple laxative herbs with pepsln
that Is sold in drug stores under the
name of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is
gentle, yet positive In its action and
brings relief in an easy, natural man
ner, without gripping or other discom-
fort.
a dose OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Fen
sin on retiring each night will regulat re
the digestive organs and insure healthy
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cHANcERf DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds of Trust. Amounting
10 S3O,SSO.

Seven Deeds of Trust. Amounting
TO S30.5S6.
Thomas W. Gardner ct ux. 10 w.
CrumD Tucker. trustee, 10nx250 feet
east line Chamhcrlayne Avenue. being
lot in block Fl in the, nlan of Glnter
Park. June 30. 1915: 81 600.
Matte ". Lee to Charles II. Phil
lips. trustee, 90 feet 41-2 inches by
Jos feet west line West Street. 1877
feet 4 1-2 inches north Of Stuart Ave-
nue. August Q. 1915. s4.4s0.
Same. to Julien II. Hill et al, trus-
tees. ll5x195 feet north line Stuart
Avenue. at the west corner OF West
street. August Q. 1915 $1,000.
Same to Charles II. Phillips. trus-
tee. % feet i1o inches by l05 feet
west line West Street. 1875 feet north
s4.4Sn
Warren T. Taylor ct ux. to John a.
Coke, Jr, trustee. 30x15O feet north
line Grace street. $50 feet inches
east Of Pine Street. July 90. 1915: So
40
' Frank overman ct mx: to Harrison
& Bates. trustees. 25X115 feet Mt tho
southwest corner of Pine and Cumber.
land Streets. August 10. 1918: s4.72O.
Emma f. Roper ct vir. to +. NJ. Box
ley ct al, trustees, the property at re
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tive than In the previous session. hut
price movements were. for the most
part: Of an irregular tendency. further
tho market. The spccialties were the
center OF interest. and of this group the
war stocks continued to attract the
most attention. Canadian shares. which
consist. among others, OF Canadian Car
and Foundry and Canada Steel, were
active, and showed early strength al
though later In the day a good part of
the early advalfees were lost Auto
mobile shares were more active. as
issues showed some advance over the
close OF yesterday, while the latter is
sues wcrc weaker. Tho miscellaneous
issues were fairly active and irregular
Copper shares were mixed as to price
changes.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds OF BnrEnin md Snle
Amounting TO s3SD,OO


Realty and Finance Corporation 10
NJ: j. Cuil!nan. 5oxl$5 feet west line
Edgewood Avenue. $50 feet south OF
cents: SO. ~
II. y. pa,tcrson's executor G. AS. 10
W p. Patterson. deed OF partition, 400
and 1909 West Carr Street: also. 100
30 cents.
Same. TO Old Dominion Trust Co.
sI5 Gev Tor Eizaes,h n craschaeld
street, 1871 West Cary street, iii and
l1lS West Cary street md ga South
Lombardy Street. deed OF partition
July 10. 1915 tax. 30 cents
Same TO Bette y. Patterson. 1917
Cast Main street. COO North Eighth
street, ~ ana il9 North Ninth
street. 2o7 IVES, Broad street, 2i7
July 10 1915; tax, 80 cents
James Thomas. Ir devisccs. 10 the
Tred"gar co. 4xl2o feet cast line Sew
strse tre f, SO fe s, n saGo OF Arch
sIoner, 70 James 7 sloan. a lot be-
shining on north side OF the dock at
the Intersection OF Seventeenth Street;
point east Of Fourteenth Street: thence
Winin street, being all OF the property
helonFinc 10 the Richmond Dock prop
"rtv. FORM erly. owned by the William
Y Trier CO. April 2s. 1912: tax. s7.5o;
So
James r Sloan to Richmond Prop
critics Corporation. the same property
80 described newt above. January IS,
1913: TAX. $40: $40.
James 7. o'Kcefe TO Virginia Realty
and Construction Co, brick fats at
"i2i and 1925 stuart Aycnue, fronting
a. feet 1T the northeast corner OF
Stuart and Davis Avenues. August ..
1915; tav. SEQ: SO.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Co, 10 James l.. o'Kcefc. o701 and o7O3
FLOYD Avenue. fronting 80 feet at the
southwest corner Of Floyd Avenue
and Mulberry street. August Q, 1915:
tax. S2o.Hh; SO.
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Butler as follows:
ST. Andrews Association. to re-
pair brick dwelling 1911 Grove Ave-
nue.. TO cost 500.
City OF Richmond. to repair brick
school on the north side OF Main
Street between Lombardy and Plum
streets, 10 cost $1,000.
III. Il. Flippen. to repair brick dwell
ing II Yves; Jackson street, 70 cost
s179.
City of Richmond. to repair brick
school on tho north side of Leigh
Street between st. Peter and PrcntiSs
Streets to cost $1,000
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nENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deed. of Trust. Amounting

Three Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
to x57S.b0.
Ellen Ford ct vir. to II. Seldom Tay-
lor. trustee, 80 1-2 acres east line of
Hungary Road. about six miles west
Of Richmond. August Z, 1915; 1925.
Wilhelmine Lindke to NJ. c. Mann.
trustee. 25xl20 feet north limo Of New
bern Street. fifty feet from Maple
Street. plan of Woodsville. August
3, 1915; SITS.
Alpheus H. Jones OF ux. to Z. c.
Pollard, trustee. II acres adjoining
the lands OF Junius r. Parsons and
others. August 9, 1915; 1850.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the Hastings Court yes
terday as follows:
Frederick D. Thomas Jr and
Louise Barker.
Charles ". Glenn and Hazel E Cole
Guy ii. Brown and Elizabeth Willis
Coleman.
Daniel Boone Elliott and India Ell
len Craig.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board Yesterday
authorized the following improve
ments:
Superintendent Of the Water Work.
instructed TO report an estimate OF
the cost of installing water mains in
Thirty-third Street. between r and S
Streets.
superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department directed 10 have the
repair force grade the sidewalks on
both sides Of Dooley Avenue, between
Grove and Floyd Avenues and top
dress same with granite chips.
The State Highway Commissioner
was instructed TO employ n contrac-
tor 10 macadamize and resurface tho
space in front of the entrance gate 10
Joseph Bryan Park.
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THIRTEEN

Sydnor and T. Wilson Seay. chief oR
the Henrico County police charged
with breaking Into the store OF A. A..
Harvey. at Laurel and stealing goods
valued at 500, was given a prelimi-
nary hearing yesterday before Magis-
trate T. j. Purycar and sent on to tho
grand jury OF the Henrico Circuit
Court. Harlow is being held In tho
Henrico Jail.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rains Leave Richmond--Main st. Station.
Schcdule figures not guaranteed For tina
express: p. NJ. express. with Observation
sleeping car for Atlanta: HAS p. NJ. express
;or keysvilie and Chase City-week DAYS.
York River Linc-5:i0 Z. NJ. Steamer Train.
.Parlor carl. 1855 a u. and ISIS p. II. daily
Trains Arrive Richmond-Fros. the South:
100 a. ~ and $500 a. NJ, $3.50 p. ~. $40
a. NJ daily; $40 A NJ except Sunday
from West Point: s:i5 y. Al. except Mon.
day; $40 a.. NJ. aud 6:l5 T.. NJ daily
Otfice soI +. Main St. Phone Madison IA
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Officers of Piedmont Assembly.

HARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. 10
Piedmont Assembly of the Christian
Church. which has just concluded its
annual meeting, has elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: w. s.
Hoye, OF Louisa, president; y. 4. Cave.
Of Bowling Green. vice president: a. l..
Clarke, OF Somerset, recording secre-.
tary; j. f. Lipscomb. OF Gordonsville,
corresponding secretary; G. II. Walker.
of Charlottesville treasurer.
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three RcIcnse Deeds. Amounting to

John Bagby, trustee. to NJ. A. Nc
Keel. 62xl55 feet at the northwest
corner of Marshall and Twenty eighth
Streets. August 8. 1915: $4,000.
j. A. Connolly ct nj. trustees, to Mrs
Lily Groves 33x12I feet west line
Twenty eighth Street. between NJ and
y Streets. August Z, 1915: 1896.
Binga, Jr., ct ux, 30xs7 feet south
line Leigh Street, 14l l-2 feet west Of
Graham Street July IS. 1915: s1.7o0.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Local Market Shows Best Total Of
Any Single Day This
Summer.
SALES AGGREGATE
Sloan Transfers Dock Property From
Fourteenth to Seventeenth Street
to Richmond Properties Corpora.
tion-Big Trade In Flats.

The local real estate market yester.
day showed the best results probably
Tor single day since the opening Of
tho summer season. The trading was
not extensive. In that the volume was
large. but the sales that were COM
plcted were. with one or two excep-
IONS; all for valuable property, and
me business ,h .sn 'or the day aggregated
more IMAM $4,000. The day was fea-
,ured by the putting across OF one
large trade. this alone involving moro
NH man SIo.ooo, and transfer of Rich
and releases were light. the former
being slightly more numerous.
James 7. Sloan sold to the Richmond
GErty lying on the north side of the
DOCK between Seventeenth and Four
.fehth streets and running along the
,Iver TO near Virginia Street. This
"i!iiam X. Trigg Co, who acquired II
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Co. and was sold 10 Sloan under
court procedure in 1912 At that time
he purchased the property for $1,000.
Certain rights. including the use Of
water from the dock. are included in
the sale. The purchase price was Sac
600. according to the tax paid In the
Chancery Court.
James L. O'Kccfc and the Virginia
Realty and Construction Co. Yesterday
traded West End property on which
n valuation OF $4,000 was placed.
Ckeefe cold TO the realty concern the
Avenue. fronting ;hirty-two feet at
Tho northeast corner of Stuart and
DAVIS Avenues. valued at 100000 In
eachange he received the brick fats at
Z'Ol and 27o3 Floyd Avenue. The lat
ter property fronts forty-three feet at
the southeast corner of Floyd Ave-
nue. and Mulberry street and was val.
ued at S2O.hnO
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Three Deeds Of nnrEnin and Sale,
Amounting to SI,Tn0.
Abbey Realty Corp. TO Herbert ".
Lawford. lot g. block "A. section r, CO.
lonisl Place. July %. 1918; $500.
c. s. Nav ct uX to r T. Lanier 10
acres on tho Narina Road. part Of
the estate OF Jackson F. Childrey. Au-
gust A/1al5: tax, 81: $50
f. E. Read ct ux. 10 Earl T Rassett.
lots 3 and {, section Z, plan OF High
land Springs building lots. June cS,
1915: tax, ST. 81.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders
Capitol Plumbing Co. for George
Hundertmark. 40 Chamberlayne Ave-
nue..
J. III. Chappcll Il Bro, for ]. T. Car
neal. 4l2 North Allen Avenue.
g. +. Snead. for Henry S. Waller
stein, 304 East Grace Street.
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Brook Avenue, August 10. 1915: ST.
HUsTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deed" Of Trust Amounting

TWO HeedH OF TrWHt, AmOuntInR
to S2,1Oi.
Ada Foster ct vir. to A. E Cohen,
trustee. 30Xl49 feet east line Twenty
ninth street. li3 feet north OF tho
Midlothian Turnpike. August Z. 1915:
S424.
j. A. Clarke ct ux. to IL. r. Pollard,
Jr.. trustee, 62xl4S feet east line
hill and Stonewhlrundhrrtllu hrdl hrd
Twenty.hfth Street. between Spring
hill and Stonewall Streets. July 1.
1915; $3.50.
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activity, irrespective Of ones diet. A
bottle of this splendid remedy should
be in every household 1t is not expen
sive and can be purchased for only
fifty cents in drug stores everywhere.
4 free trial hottie can be obtained by
writing to DIR. w. B. Caldwell 453
Washington St. Monticello. III.
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Held ON HouscbrcalSinE Charge.
Albert Harlow. colorcd, arrested
June 10 by Deputy Sheriff w. Webb
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Atlantic Coast Line

-hc Standard Railroad of the south
EEFECTiNE APRIL Q, 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:is A. ST. and am
p. NJ. 1850 A. Ii. 49,
For Nogfok: $500 A. NJ 300 p AZ can.
p. NJ, t+:l0 +. Nj. ~"
For n W. Ry.. West: s:ls A. 81. ESQ
For Petersburg: 1850 A. Nj. Sis A. NJ
!;!S a; 81, e;o9 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. 500 r. NJ
b:9 +. A., 1850 p. NJ. "
F.. Goidshoro and Fayetteville: .4:oo p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:a) n
BIS "a NJ. $50 A. NJ. 1881 A. III, tlo:4i
a, Al. M;D NJ. 'G:l0 r. ~. mao p. M.
l:Sl +. II.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
lions not guaranteed.
c. Is CAMPBELL D. p A. kas Mai, 81,
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Curb Trading Is Active
NEW YORK, August lo.-Trading on
the curb market to-day was more ac-
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R edmond 4 Petersburg Electric Ry
Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect April S. 1915
Leave Byru street Staticn. kichmor! FOa
FOR LYNCABUKG AND TME WEST,
's:i5 ~. NJ. 1851 4. NJ. '3:vO NJ. $3.50 r.
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .!l:&o A.
NJ. .s:3S 2. ~. 'llso P. III. From tho West;
$50 A ~. i2:i0 +. NJ. 1l:o p. a.. 's;l7 p.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. ,suadsy
only.
w. B: BEvlLL. W. c. SAUNDERS,
= I. 81, Roanoke. @. p. A. Roanoke
Z. II. SOSl-t.S. .. p. A.. Richmond,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Four building Permits. Amounting
10 $3.50.
Permits for repair work were is-
sued yesterday b. Building Inspector
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
CAPT. FUQUA TAXES \
 LOOK AT COMPANY B.
Local Militia Company is Given the Once Over by Federal Inspector
 at Armory Last Night

Capt Stephen O. Fuqua, L. $. A., inspected Company B of the First Regiment at the armory on N. First street last night The company to the number of about forty appeared in full field uniform of olive drab. and were put through the drills by Capt Williamson.
 The inspection was for the purpose of establishing to the satisfaction of the government that the company was fit for active field duty. and ready to respOnd to the call of the government at a moments notice.
 The officers appeared in regular uniform. equipped with side arms and field glasses.
 The inspection of the company s property took place during the day. Tonight the First Regiment band will be inspected by Capt. Fuqua.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
NJ DECISION IN
 THE FAR|SHCASE
Large Audience Disappoint- ed When, in Absence of Mr. Cope, City Commis- sion Considers Routine Matters Only.

A crowd of interested. eXpetant citi- zcns Was disappointed yesterday aft ernoon when the city commission meeting in special session, confined its deliberations to purely routine matters and did not take up the mat Ter ot q decision relative to the charge against City Manager w. A. Parish u had pOcn pretty generally believed that the real purpose of the meeting was to close tie entire affair 50 far as the city commission is conerned The fact that Commissioner Joseph Cope Wa;i~ not in his seat caused some comment but this d.d noi impress those attending as spectators as being likely to cause postponement of what , they believed Was the real business in hand. Those of the commission, in- cludinS Mayor Young, who attended the meeting, held a short conference private just preceding the open meet ing, but none would say just what matters were discussed.
 When the small amount uf accumu lated business, which consisted prin- ipally of the reading of the report of the city manager and some other off cials had been disposed of there was a tense moment as Mayor Young. ad- dressing himself to the commission, inquired if any member knew why Commissioner Cope was not present. Commissioner Foley announced he had been in communication with the Cope residence and that he had "een in formed that Nr. Cope was confined to his bed with illness Thereupon the mayor announced that, there not being complete attendance of the commis sion, there would be no further busl ness. Adjournment was taken sub lect to the call of the mayor
 The city auditor submitted q report of the city finances for the month of January, showing d total of cash on hand on January 3l of s2S5.159.3S ln terest on daily balances for January amounted to Sl.550.93. Total receipts amounted tC $45.95G.27; disbursements on expense accounts. $21,315.63, and outlays S274S96S A petition Was read from various garage proprietor .
 
 making it misdemeanor to smoke in a garage. The sense of the commis
 sion was that this was q matter that should be regulated by the individual owners. and the petition was there
 upon tabled. The manager reported the approximate cost of sewer SNS- ! tenn in Oakland would be S3.iS3. and the matter was laid oNer to the next
 meeting. The request of the Tucson
 Fair association for the loan of the city decorations was presented by
 Mayor Young and Manager Farist
 agreed to box the flags and nuntins
 and send them to the associa tion. witt
 the understanding that the orGaniza
 tion would pay all charges of trans
 portation and reimburse the city fol
 any loss or damage
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
DEAN SCAnLETT IS
 CHAPLAIN OF GUARD
WelI-Liked Phoenix Clergyman is Appointed to Minister to Spiritual
 Needs of the Militia

Dean William F. Scarlett of Trinity Pro Cathedral has been named chap lain of the First Infantry. x. G. A. and has accepted the appointment This announcement was made yester day at the headquarters of the ad iutant general
 The selection of Dean Scarlett for the important office of chaplain is one that will meet with the hearty appreciation of military men and ci- williams throughout the state where his ability to minister to the spiritual side of mans nature and to grip men is well known. Dean Scarlett will at tend the annual encampment next summer when he will have the first opportunity to meet all the men of the guard
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co.

NEW NOTARIES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to Helen II. Boyle of Phoenix and Morse Darnell of Hillside
 SPECIAL MEETING-H. II. Am stutz will be the speaker at a special meeting at the Railroad Mission this evening. and Miss Nolt will song. The meeting will begin at 7:30 o'clock
 KENTUCkiANS MEET There will be a meeting of the Kentucky society tonight at 124 West Adams. This is the postponed meeting which was to have been held March sec cnd
 PUBLIC CONCERT-Next Friday evening at S:30 o'clock Mrs. Crom- well Stacey. soprano, and H. N. Wright. baritone, will give recital at the Arizona School of Music The public is cordially invited. No charges will be made.
 BIBLE TEACHERS CLASS-W. | Brooks will he the speaker at the regular weekly meeting of the Bible teachers training class at the Y. M C. A. this evening The subject for tonight is The Second Coming of Christ
 IN SUPREME COURT-The ac- tion brought by w. H. Bartlett against George A. Mcdonald. county treasurer, and Frank H. Lyman as county attorney was filed yesterday in the supreme court on an appeal from the superior court of Maricopa | county.
 NEW RPORATION-The. Melc- | ger Investment company is the name | of the new corporation that filed it: papers with the county recorder yes | terday. The incorporarors are J. T | Melczer and Henry Feldman. Tn, capital stock of the company is giver
 at $250,000 with a par value pe share of $500. The highest indebt- 1 cdness to which the company shal
 be subject is $160,00o The officers
 are named as J. T. Melczer presi
 dent: Esther NJ. Feldman, vice-presi dent and Henry Feldman, secretar, and treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

The next issue of the directory goes to press on March 10th. All inser tions and changes should be made prior to this date.
 Mountain States Tel X Tel. Co
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
HELEN KELLER TICkETS-The

tickets for ;he Helen Keller lecture at the high school auditorium. sun day night, March 13. are on sale at Berryhill s owl Drug company. Sun Drug company. Five Points Drug Store NauglnS Grocery, near the
 Indian school. and at the II. A
 Diehl Shoe Store. Tickets may be reserved Thursday and Friday, from d. m. to 6:30 D. m., at Diehl's
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
DATA FOR TUCSON

Highest temperature yesterday .66 Rainfall yesterday ...............16 .16 ROBERT E. RIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
MARCH DOCKET Of
 THE SUPREME COURT

The supreme court calendar for March was called yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and court cases defi nitely set for hearing. \ large num- Der of other cases were left to be set by stipulation and. if convenient. will be heard on or before March ?"
 The case of Robert D. Talley, sen tcnced to hang for murder, was set fer hearing March r.. The only other criminal case likely to be heard is that of R. l.. Pin.an, whose ase may he set by stipulatio on or before March 20. The case of Leonard and Tomlin, sentenced to hang for the killing of Marshal Peterson of Mesa was passed and will not come ur this month. Seven civil cases were placed on tho docket
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09

The umpire is hoping that the American spirit of neutrality will be extended to the belligerency of base Times Star.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09

Edward B. Alsop, aged and wealthy retired Pittsburger, has filed suit for divorce in that city, alleging that his pretty young wife, the for mer Miss Fife Pope Hill of Georgia. has deserted him for the footlights. Their marriage three years ago in New York city attracted wide atten- tion on account of his wealth, her beauty, and the great disparity in their ages. She was nineteen, he seventy five.