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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
WILL DIVIDE PROS
INTO SIX CLASSES
Constitution Will Take Care
Of All Kinds Of Paid
Golfers.
STEWART MA1DEN'S 81

worl ~ tho nroposcd cors,i,ution for
uoif-
thc new aSsof'a''"" VI ".
ers was completed yesterday al n Hhee'-
ing of the committee appointed for that
.... r,,.. rroso,, "a, tho meeting
'"'' - .-.-.u.. III
were JACK Machie' D""""o"" "
Hobens. EnglewoOd, and 1erbert STRONG
~ lnwood. professionals, and Jason
-. -. r.u, =, .n,,.ur vbo
N's''" '" ~
has been helping out the pros
The name Of the new organization is
On n. tho Professional ,;olfers Associa-
,ton n, Am,r,c. and IN. constitution
..v. ,h,, =, h.. b,en orxainzed TO
nr,ro,n iu,sres, In tho game of golf.
IN nro,ec, the mutual interests of it's
r,.,rhors IN hold meetings and tourna-
,nau,. r.r,,d;c,nv for the announcement
~. 49, ..w.ar ,,.r,h,rs IN Institute "A
ho,..o,.n, t,,nd for ,hc relief of de-
....,n. ,n.,,h.,, IN hold meetings at
49,, a. snh,.,,s 10 ~re.pkeepinp and
-. a.ann.a,nro .h.n no disr,,ssed
~, ..,a.stnr.is ana .xner,s ,o which
- -... =, zee, cn,n,rI,,e.s shall
" wv" uo,1or ~ c,uh.
a's,r,."s "ns MISREPRESENTATION "a q, a.
n'aher =" op'a'" s""p''s a.
-. a.-.. a.. tf,,A
may ne "e'erWlne" ''o" ''""' " ~
ny 'ne asSool".Io" -,
!" anull''" !" y w nan.,un
inc orkani"a'I"" VIZ P'"I'7"
tioh provinces lor 10 - !" -
OF meniuers"'p ~" '"' "
ciass' winch WI" NC ''",P'e.u -,
.r,s a,a,,har. -, ,t, ,,bn,
the Not'hg' INC "'en'o''S W ~ """'.
classes ma! t"',s we ~.
the associa'ioh' put 'ne' wiz nav ~
voice !" iH eoNei "'' -
are 'lasS proisSS,oo"iS ~
CLUBS III 'he H','" "'"teS an" "nau
Class X. unattached professionals lass
Z, employees "f spo,''hs s"ouH ""u
Class Il, ereehheepers ''"sS r. ho"'r'
AIRY members.
All professional soI'"fs III 'he hl'et
States or tanads VINO are over ~ YEAR,
OF age VIII he eligib'' 10 menlpetSh'p
Copies of the proposed constitution VII
he distributed among 'He proieSS'o''l
IN all parts OF the Country ana a genera
meeting at Whlch the question: OF ahoP'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

While the Airedalcs were attracting
the largest crowd of onluokcrs N In"
main floor pomcraulanS held the entire
Of attraction in In. toy annex. Charles
Hopton was the judge, aud he said that
the dogs brought before him constituted
the finest display Of this perky little
breed that he has ever been called to
pass on in his twenty years Of expert
ence. II seems that nothing can come
out to overthrow -. Julian AZ the cham
MON of his breed aud he again was
placed as best Yesterday. Among the
other good i'oms that made interesting
competition for the siN-year-old cham
pion were Mrs. Barclay Warburton's
Sunbright of Dora and Endclifr Swas-
lika, the latter a dog which Mr. Hopton
placed as best AZ the Newport show last
aufnmer.
Bitches brought out a fine collection
INC the ilyalrt ~ that seN Was keen.
Mrs. Emma Allard's Oh'cy Mites Sum
flower was the winner. reserve going To
a Canadian entry, Champion Cairn phu
The latter j. "A remarkable black bitch
and many thought that She would win
out. I%IOptou. however, said that sun
flower had NOR" quality and to his mind
was the hest of her sex that he ever
has passed upon. Among the others
which made interesting classes were Mrs.
r. j.. Mayhcws foyhill's Aurora. - rare
rood little oralg" sable, Mrs, George
Quintards Ridpcway Butt'rrup, which
rs probably the best cream Pom ever
seen in this country, and IIlllkay GYPSY
Love, a promising black puppy.
IIopton SAID that the hardest decision
tina he was called upon to make wa
in greyhounds. where he had three spec,
imeis up tor winners that were 20 ever
in typ tina /; VAS almost al imIos,i
hility 10 tell which on" MAS best, III
n,area I~ausdown- Hluc Honnctt first
with Champion Larsdpwno iottie re
serve. Next came champion Rosottc
the Devon winner VIII" lost to the hrs
named pair because the judge found sh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
Lean n-at. otis, 80 IN ~.

n. u. l.can won the game IN the Inter
state Three Cushion League tourna m'nt
played AT the RrodS>lyn Billiard Academy
las, night. iis defeated Charles otis by
, score Of 80 Ia IS. The game lasted
sixtS five innings, and each made a high
ran Of .,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

Firm,n Cass!cuol defeated Matte
Cochran in "A game a. l>l halkliEe ~
paly's billiard rooms last night, $50 10
ISs. The winner had a high run ~ 49,
and an average " -. t"chraus high
run Wa ioa and his average IL $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
,AIREDALES FROM
WEST CARRY OFF
HOST OF PRIZES
Champion vickcry Soubrcttc
4 Selected as Best Of POpu-
lar Breed.
ST, JULIAN REMAINS
KING OF TIE POMS

Aircda,c terriers drew the spot light
during the second days judging at the
Westminster Kennel Club Show In Madi-
son Square Garden yesterday. and the
scene shifted from the fox terrier ring
10 where the larger variety OF wire
haired terrier was being Judged. The
Western invasion carried everything be-
fore It. and dogs owned in the middle
and Far West were the leaders of their
classes. Vickery Kennels OF Chicago
were the heaviest winners. and they ac-
counted for best of the breed, Champion
vickery soubrcttc being given this place
by Harold ober. the Judge.
soubrette has been the best dog al
many of the largest shows. She has
defeated at one time or another every
Airedale terrier OF note III this country
and fanciers have been striving for III"
past two years to breed or import "A dog
from England that would dethrone her
from her place ss queen OF her breed.
Their efforts have not met with much
success and periodically this grand dog
comes out and goes over the lot. Even
her owners have been trying 10 get "A
dog that would defeat her. but their
efforts have been as f~rui,less as those
Of the host of other .Airedale breeders In
this country.
Once Was sold for Two 0utd.
This year the home kennels care on
with a dog which they thought would
go over all and defeat Soubrette. which
they entered for specials only. The dog
in question was Nickery A,nan Gem.
hut tho Ios. Sh. .nNil ln Vls IN gel
winners bitches and then bow to the old
champion when 1t carnc time to judge
best of the breed In the show. Aman
Gem. which Is English bred, has had "A
checkered career. When she was a
puppy she was given 10 a friend OF he,
breeders. who In turn passed her on 10
a friend of his. Eventually she brought
up in a public dog pound. where she was
to be destroyed. Here she attracted the
attention OF AN A!relale terrier fancier
who had "A keen eye for "A good one. He
purchased her from the poundmaster
for two Quid and took her to "A friend
Of his who was "A judge of the breed.
She was then stripped down. put into
show condition and brought out ~ "A big
show, where she quickly went 10 the top
The Nickery kenncls purchased her a,
a big figure. and since becoming her
owner never have met defeat with her
She Is somewhat larger than Soubret,t
and nearly as good in tyne. although
judges of the breed said that she did not
have quite the finish or NJ good ear car.
rlage as the phenomenal! winner owncC
by her own master. She made her de
but In this country AT the big Chicago
Airedale Terrier Specially Show las
fall. where she carried everything befor,
her. Yesterday she defeated "A fnc elias,
Of bitches and also won a special ovel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

Nv the left, at the top-Mrs. c. Davis fainter.
- who believes in variety. with her dachshund
Voewood Erda Vouis and her greyhound Overwood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
TIGERS BEAT PENN
AND KEEP IN RACE
Good Defensive Work Holds
Penn Forwards 10 Only
Three Field Goals.
HAAS AND FEREE STARS

PRINCETON, y. J.. Feb. 23-Pruco...
kept herself in the running for
championship Of the INTERCOLLEGIATE Ba,
ketball League here this evening
taking "A fast and hard fought "a.
from Pennsylvania. Is To- 20. and les rnv
only half "A game behind the Penn H.,
which still clings to first place.
The Tigers assumed AN early I,.
and kept it Throughout. never uIluWIr.
themselves To he headed. Tn, phta
delphians worked hard enough Il, ia
ing N general offensive work 20 49,
two ordinary gaines but Ia" Tiger Of,
fence was im%pregnable. Riliv Raw
and Davies. guarding for Princeton. k.r
the Penn men ~ a respectful dis'au..
from the hoop az * shown hy ~. 't
that only three times did a t"ui-,'
vanian succeed In netting the bail trpI
the field.
McNichol's phenomenal WORK an -.
foul line was PennsNl,ania's real md
only asset. The sturdy Quaker ,ap.a-
Gagged fourteen out or siNtc"n irr.
throws. The PENNSYLVANIA inrV ards
were mediocre. Thc lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
minister Now Go to Western Dogs--Adedale

Rocket. On the right-Mrs. A. Mcclure HALEY, the
only woman judge ut the show. Below-Conejo
Wycollar Boy, the most expensive dog in the Garden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

S'ofe- princeton. -, lfnns. INhilt. .'
tieid ,;oals- Princeton. Fcr"e. T. Nts
McTigue. =; Davies, :. PennsvlNauIt. Ma
tin, = McNichol, |. Foul goal, Hta~ ".
OF II. McNirhol. II ou' ~ 10 substitutes.
Princeton. raulSon FOR Haas lt~''. ''
Fierce. Pennsylvania Connolly for WI tt.
son. Rcferee-peefinr Impirc-fu.t'l
1Inc Of nIlNn. 70 mInnles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

her OF forofoot and DID not
have quit" as straight Il front as he
likes to see.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
STOMACH ACTS FINE!
NO INDIGESTION, GAS
HEARTBURN, ACiDlTY
"PAPE'S DlAPEPSIN" FIXES SICK
SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS
IN FIVE MINUTES

You don't want a slow remedy
fwhen your stomach is bad-Or an
uncertain One-or a harmful one-your
stomach is too valuable; you mustn't
injure il with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief; its harmless
ness; its certain. unfailing action in
regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions of cures in indigestion
dyspepsia, gastritis and other tomach
trouble has made il famous the world
lover
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
in your home-keep it handy-get a
large fifty-cent case from any drug
store and then if anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. if what they eat lays like lead
ferments and sours and forms gas
causes headache, dizziness and nau-
sea; quotations of gas and undigest-
ed gcod-remember as soon as Pape's
Diapepsin comes in contact with the
stomach al such distress vanishes. Its
promptness certainty and ease in
overcoming the worst stomach disor-
ders is a revelation to those who try
it'll.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE REcEiV-
Err OF THE ALABAMA TERMINAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.

To Creditors and All Persons Holding
Claims Against the Receiver of the
Alabama Terminal Railroad Com.
pany:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that,
on the Goth day of December, 1915, a
degree was entered in the District
Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Alabama, in the
case of Old Colony Trust Company,
| Trustee, versus Atlanta, Birmingham
4 Atlantic Railroad Company, ct. al.
No. 1299-Sub-Tible, Old Colony
Trust Company Trustee, versus Ala
bama Terminal Railroad Company, in
which the undersigned as Receiver
was was directed to publish a notice
once week for four consecutive
weeks in a newspaper published in
each of the cities of Atlanta, Birming.
ham and Brunswick, requiring holders
or owners of any Indebtedness of, liza
bility by, or claims against, the Re-
coivor, or Receivers, in said cause, ex-
cept Receivers certificates, remain
ing unpaid at the time of the delivery
of possession to the Atlanta, Birming-
ham & Atlantic Railway Company, in
accordance with said decree, that is at
midnight Of December 81, 1915, of all
the property heretofore belonging tC
the Alabama Terminal Railroad Com
pan" to present in writing to the Re
ceiver any such Indebtedness, liabil
ity or claims within ninety days after
the first publication by the Receiver
of such notice; and said decree further
provides that II payment Is refused by
the Receiver, then the holders or own
ers of any such Indebtedness, liability
or claims shall, within ten days after
such refusal, present the same by
written Intervention in said cause for
allowance, and that all such indebted.
ness, liability or claims so presented
by intervention in said cause are
thereby referred to the Special Master
for investigation and report at as early
a date as practicable, and to that end
said Special Master is directed to hold
such hearings and take such evidence
and do all such other things as may
i be me- essary.
! Said decree further provides as fol.
lows:
| ut is further ORDERED, ADJUDG-
ED AND DECREED that any such in
debtedness. liability or claims not SO
! presented within ninety 600 days to
the Receiver, as aforesaid, and such
Indebtedness, liability or claims so
presented, but which shall not be pre-
scented by written Intervention in this
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
SAME OLD STORY

ATLANTA, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Esther
Wilhelm Daniels, the pretty 1S-year
old bride who is suing her husband
Ashford w. Daniels, for divorce be
cause he represented himself to be
rich and turned out not to have any.
thing, says the reason she has given
him up is not really because he only
makes $50 a month, but because she
is not satisfied from her own observa.
ton and estimate of his character and
abilities that he is not worth more
than $50 month and if anything is
Oyerpaid at that.
During the courtship he entertained
her with fabulous stories about the
number of plantations and banks he
owned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

To Creditors and All Persons Holding
Claims Against the Receiver of the
Alabama Terminal Railroad Com,
pany:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

cause, as aforesaid, within ten Q0)
days after payment thereof shall have
been refused by the Receiver. shall
not be enforceable against said Receiv-
er or the purchasers of said property
under the said DEGREES of Foreclosure
and Sale. or against said Atlanta, Bir-
mingham & Atlantic Railway Com
pany, or against any of the property
transferred in accordance with this de
cree and said DEGREES of Foreclosure
and Sale and Confirmation 10 the said
Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic Rail.
way Company"
This 9th day of January, 1916.
f. T. LAMB, Receiver,
Austell Building, Atlanta, Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11
A LONG JAG.

ATLANTA, Jan. 10.-Another can
didate for the long distance jag record
has come forward in Atlanta. Mrs
w. P. Stone, who is suing for divorce
says her husband has been drunk
most OF the time for the past fouI
years"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

The MajeGtic Cigar. made only with
the best tobacco grown in Cuba, by j.
NJ. Prim Mel who are judges of q
rel good smoke buy the Majestic"
Sold ri 8ii IT. ~ -tnrca
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

" tnc georgia Terminal company.
! NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that,
on the Both day of December, 1915,
a decree was entered in the District
| Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Georgia, in the
case of Old Colony Trust Company,
Trustee, versus Atlanta. Birmingham
& Atlantic Railroad Company, ct al.
Subtitle, Old Colony Trust Com
pany, Trustee, versus Atlanta, Bir-
mingham & Atlantic Railroad Com
pany-No. 1299-and Old Colony Trust
Company, Trustee, versus Atlanta, Biz
mingham & Atlantic Railroad Com
pany, Trustee, versus Georgia Termi-
nal Company, in which the undersign-
ed, as Receiver, was directed to pub
fish notice once a week for four
successive weeks in a newspaper pub
lished in each of the cities of Atlanta,
Birmingham and Brunswick, requiring
holders or owners of any Indebtedness
OF, liability by, or claims against, the
Receiver or Receivers, in said cause,
except Receivers certificates, remain
ing unpaid at the time of the delivery
of possession to the Atlanta, Birming-
ham Atlantic Railway Company, in
accordance with said decree, that is at
midnight of December 31st, 1915, of
all the property heretofore belonging
to the Atlanta, Birmingham & Allan
tic Railroad Company and the Georgia
Terminal Company, to present in writ
ing to the Receiver any such indebted
ness, liability or claim within ninety
days after the first publication by the
| Receiver of such notice; and said de
cree further provides that if payment
| is refused by the Receiver, then the
holders or owners of any such indebt-
edness, liability or claims shall, with
in, ten days after such refusal present
lthe same by written Intervention in
said cause for allowance, and that all
such Indebtedness, liability or claims
so presented by intervention in said
cause are thereby referred to the Spe-
cial Master for investigation and re-
port at as early date as practicable
land to that end said Special Master Is
directed to hold such hearings and
take such evidence and do all such
other things as may be necessary.
| Said decree further provides as fol
lows:
| ut is further ORDERED, ADJUDG
ED AND DECREED that any such in
debtedness, liability or claims not SC
presented within ninety 900 days to
the Receiver, as aforesaid, and such
Indebtedness, liability or claims SC
presented but which shall not be pre-
Isented by written intervention in this
cause, as aforesaid, within ten Q0)
tdays after payment thereof shall have
been refused by the Receiver, shall
not be enforceable against said Re.
ceiver or the purchasers OF said prop.
Ierty under the said decree of Fore
closure and Sale, or against said At
lanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
Company, or against any of the prop
ierty transferred in accordance with
this decree and said DEGREES of Fore
closures and Sale and Confirmation to
the said Atlanta, Birmingham & At
lantic Railway Company"
This 9th day of January, 1916.
f. T. LAMB, Receiver,
Austell Building, Atlanta, Georgia.
1-11,18,25, 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE RECEIVER
OF THE ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM
& ATLANTIC RAILROAD CON-
PANY AND AGAINST THE RE-
CEiVER OF THE GEORGIA TER
MINAL COMPANY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-11

To Creditors and All Persons Holding
Claims Against the Receiver of the
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Company and the Receiver
of the Georgia Terminal Company.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04


 Mrs k. $. Norton and little son. Adams. returned this morning from a short visit 10 Ms. Doyne, at Little Rock he ellIld had che misfortune te upset vessel of sealding water On itself yesterday receiving q se- we're seald on the arm. We are glad to state, however that 1t is not se- rioqs.
 We call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement of Glass & Casada, who are opening up q Jew eIry and Repair business in the city, in the office of the Daily RECORD. Mir Glass has been connected with the firmof Wade & Glass, Jew elers of this city for some time past and Mr Casada comes bere from Hot Springs.
 Mrs. W. Il. C0bbS delightfully."- en- tertained the Merry Matrons Fri day afternoon at her home on Pine Bluff street. Rock was played at three tables. The guests were Mes danes M. 0. Shelden, J.B. Woods. Lewis Gobbs, E. |. Adair and Miss Eva Glem. The hostess assisted by her sisters, served delicious, two course refreshments
 4 party ef young ladies, fffofHa ffffofHa fl 4f kadelphia5 passed through the city yesterday enroute to Benton, to at- tend 2 Foot bal game. The party was cbaperoned by Mrs. II. C. Couch. and consisted Of the following. Misses Ruth Adams, Catherine KIil- ligin, Margaret Alilligin, Hazel Glem- ents and Jane Loose. They were guests at the Commercial hotel feT dinner
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04

THE speaking in Malvern ysster5 day aftezao5n5 and last night, by two of tile States most foremost men, was Weii attended. and great ] F eajoy@d bg aH. Both speakers peediefad q landslide for Woodrow 8slson That's jHst what we've said all along.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04
They Can Save You 1 Honey

Mrs. Edith Deer is absent from her post of duty at the store ot Le= key, Kelley 6 Burton, today, 4n acs count of illness.
 Mrs. Kirby, who makes her home with Mrs. Geo. Morrison, on S llen- berger street. is visiting relati8es in Magnet this week.
 Miss Johnie Harris. who Ieft yes terday morning for Des Moines. I9Na. was married this noon to IIenTy :. Winns. of that city
 ET Peter and D. E Besaea, of Little l iitealle Rock, passed through 14alggTil yesterday enfoute home from iaI- Jas, Texas. ii their car.
 Prosecuting Attorney DID. Glo9 9ef went to PrattsYiile this morning to attend the bedside Of his moth sf, who is qutte il at that place.
 Mrs. Fred Fairbanks, Of St. Louis has arrived n the eity fer a Wseas yisit Q her parents, Ns. and Ms. F Es BufWeH on Iiae Bluff street
 
 Ms. J. Childsrs and children siss ieed Mrs. Ghilaers brother, RIf Ghas. Jones. Of Donaldson. today and slla- day. MT GhiIdefs will go down Sunday and accompany them home
 Walter ). Bryan, Of Chicago, rep feseRting tke Oliver Typewriter Go, was q ylsHeT in Malvern stefday Hmle here he aPpoiated Mrs. Blanche EutieT. local agent Tor the oliver machine.
 Brown 8s Robichaux desire to an- nouace to tnelr ilel4de that they lave moved thef pressing ana cleaning business 1fem tho Iastime Pool tfaiI, to the building next to John Greens Shoe shop, on Man street, where they Wiil U glad e have their friends and customers cal on taem.
 Mss PeFla Strauss, Of St Louis, arrived in the city last night, and vii ion the Camp hunting party egals D the MeIenfy camp. Alter returning slEe Will zisit relatives in 10 t4.s olg, before returning to heI home Hf St. Louis.
 Mrs Sig Eissnan dsIishtfulIy en- teftainad the britge Club, at hei home an Second sheet yesterday af- tshsen About tWelse quests were present., and [ most enjoyable time vas had by all Delicious rsffesh- ment8 were served
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04

THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday of next week VIII ba big days for Mal- vera. Nth the entsFtainmene ar ranged by the Booster Club for the monings, aad the excellent pro- grams by tae Ghautaaqua for the evenings, cur citlzells wit be well entertained Iae Booster Cub has been doing some good bf3osting this week, and the kind thaf generally gets results.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04

HaE Chamber q Commerce wifi meet Monday niglt. at the ". Q. ". hall t is expected that the slogan for the body will ba selected tt this meeting, and the prize Which was offered some fIlne ago, for the one selecting l8 slogan tiiat would be adopted, Will be given. Attend the meeting MoHay night, and If you Lave Hot joined do 50 then, and help haosl AiaIYern.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-04

CONWAY has recently organized 3 Chamber of Commerce Fms Wil3 b5 a good thns fer tH6 town, and should reeslV9 tfe uIagemeat aad eaaorsamaae 0f ah Is business men.