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The sun., 1916-12-18
MARSHALL HAS NOT RESIGNED
U. 3. Attorney VIII Not Accept Re-
appointment. washington Hears.

WAsniNoToN, Dec. 17.--H. Snowden
Marshall. United States Attorney for the
Southern District OF New York. has not
resigned, but he ha; indicated to the At
torney General that he will not be a
candidate for reappontment and would
not accept reappointment. 1t was learned
to-day. This resolution was not due to
any criticism OF his work. Mr. Maishalls $
record has been satisfactory, II Is said.
to Federal officers here, and he would
be reappointed II he desired II.
The impeachment proceedings In the
House. which are now before the United
States Supreme Court, affecting Mr.. Mar
shall. have no relation to his retirement,
II IL said.
In this connection II was declared to-
day In the same reliable quarter that
tho resignation Of Roger 4. Wood as
AssiStant United States Attorney was
voluntary and . matter of regret to his
official superiors. II was asserted that
the Government could not pay him a
salary that would Justify him in con-
tinuing In the office.
The sun., 1916-12-18
NEW BANKING DEPT. COUNSEL
Koenig, GOldsmith a Sittenneid To
Succeed CarmOdy a. Kellogg.

Eugene LAMB Richards Supern-
tendent of the State Banking Depart
ment, has discontinued the service OF
Carmody & Kellogg Of 6l Broadway as
attorneys for his department. and or
dered them to turn papers and data over
to the firm of Koenig. Goldsmith Il Sit
tenfield Of ~ Cedar street.
There may he protest regarding ccr-
tain cases now In court, Mr.. Carmody
said They include the cases involving
the Washington Savings Bank, which
are To be argued before the Court OF
Appeals on January 8; the case which
involves the liability OF stockholders of
the Carnegie Trust Company, findings IN
which are to be submitted to court on
December 2s, and the case Of the La
fayette Trust Company, tlndlngs IN
which are TO be submitted on January !.
The sun., 1916-12-18
SOUTHERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES
TOTAL. OpHNATlNn RENkH, I


Aug July June Nsy ~
S9iy s,l S-pI sNf
The sun., 1916-12-18

ton Realty Co-pn to the n = Bible and
Common Prayer Book Society. 2i< Il
23d at. due and Int as per bond: ATTY,
r T warburton. S3 william at. 5000
9TH ST. =, 200 @ 9th av. 25xl00.& Dec
l5--Sophie Il Schecl Rosemaur. Passaic:
n J. to Geo Krans. $50 w 18th Of, ana
ano. individ and trus. due and Int as
per bond; atty. Title Guar ~; ~;
lIb bway ...'..........'''. ''sAeVV0
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th strssto
ie3D ST. 2ii W. lssxi00.ii. Dec Is
John Boland to Title Guar 4 Trust GO,
l16 Bway, due and int as per bond .tS.ooo
Borough of The Bronx.)
CENTRAL Av. e. 1894 q Mount Hope
pi. 20. IxlOO.1 l. Drooker Schneider. Inc,
TO Ellen Murray. 1o7 Mount Vernon st,
Boston. Mass. pr mtg 5000. Dec ~,
.. yrs. SO: atty. Brooks & 5. s?oS
rASLoR y sy Av, isss. 'sss;s.is5..-Paii' I'll Il
Kelly to Msrgt T Darrell, 272 Manhat.
tan av Dec 10. yrs SO: atty, @
A. r Co. l16 Bway.............. $500
KELLY ST. s5?-s5e. two lots each ask
100, two mtgs each S22,500-Winnie
Rlty and Constn Co to Lawyers Mtg Co,
SO Liberty st. Dec IS. due as per bond :
atty, & co. l7s Bway $4,000
LoNGFELLow Av. Q cor Rodman pl.
9S.7x!i.sssSSxSa;i i-Rodmsn Impi Co.
pr mtg $4,000. Dec Is, yrs. 8 e
atty. Title & Mtg Co. 1875 Broad.
LoNGFELLow Av. G $, ss7 y Rodman pl.
5I3SS3.l-Same to same. pr mtg e26, =
600. Dec IL. yrs, 6oe atty. same to,5o0
The sun., 1916-12-18
1883 NOW sH0vELLING SNOW.
Fethcrston Expects to Have streets
Clean In Three Days.

About $500 recruits joined S'rcct
Cleaning Commissioner Fcthcrstnn's
snow shovelllng BRIGADE Yesterday
making "A total OF 1853 n work a. a
mid-nfternoon count of noses Exactly
1905 ash carts were used in the Sc. vice
with 400 other trucks and wagons
The Commissioner said that by con-
tinuiug the work ~ the present rate he
will be able to have the city streets
nicely cleaned up In three days. The
men are having trouble with the frozen
snow.
Twelve hundred snow shovcllers wc"c
paid on In silver on Saturday nirht he
cause OF the difficulty I'm getting bills
About $4,000 In round dollars was dotted
out. The men apparently were satis-
fled.
The sun., 1916-12-18
NEW BELL FOR COLUMBIA.
Old Locomotive Changer to Pass nj
1918 Com mmencement.

Columbia students, who have hurried
to chapel for two years upon the clang-
Ing OF an old locomotive bell. will have
n university bell at the 1913 commence
ment for the nrst time since tho old
Columbia College buildings at Madison
avenue and Forty-ninth street were de
serted twenty years ago, The new bell
is to be the class gift OF '93 on the oc-
casion OF its twenty-ticth anniversary.
The new bell will weigh In the neigh
borhood OF 1000 pounds ana will lie
mounted over the portico OF st. Paurs
Chapel. 1t will strike the hours and In
addition will be used as tho chapel bell.
The sun., 1916-12-18
Says Question IL Opportune.

81 have not heard that II is TO be dis
cussed at the meeting of the Kings
county society" he replied. Though the
question Of health insurance proba bly,
will be brought up. sim, the question IN
opportuue. ] am obliged to speak with
reserve until the matter has been actu-
ally proposed"
DR. Stedman OF the Modicgl Record
was asked II the increased cost of living
would have any influence toward In
crensinr fees.
II think It may" he said "Physl-
clans may IN the future consider the
idea in an official way
An eminent American medical au-
thurty believes fees should be regulated
on some such principle as that which is
applied to the legal profession.
THE lawyer. the architect and the
civil engineer and mining expert are
paid for their opinions" he said. "Why
not the doctor or surgeon? Why should
these b" compelled to render arduous
service before they are rewarded"
From numerous sources In a tentative
way the suggestion is advanced that doc
tors must hereafter be paid in advance
Of their service and that IL necessary the
profession must change its ethics to cor
respond with this essentially practical
step, Nobody In the profession seems
however. to have suggested where and
when the fee raising 10 TO begin.
The sun., 1916-12-18
ai.aoo worth Of Bird, Gone.

Six hundred and hfty pigeons and 100
canarcs were missing from the bird
store OF Valentine Loesch at 3l6 East
Eighty fourth street yesterday morning,
no. AK there were no Jimmy marks, de-
tectives decided that some burglar had
entered the place with n skeleton KEY
and stolen the birds. which were worth
$1,000.
The sun., 1916-12-18
lis PENDENS.

it.D ST. Iii w--Bertha Lis.su.r &c,
Bertha HOFFMAN ~ al foreclosure ~
mortsageI' s'tys Hirsch Scheuerman &
;;rH ST IL w-Rowcrv Savings Rank sr,
'hss + Eiran 81 al ito-c,losure Of mort.
r"gp; aitys. c'dwaiaier. wickersham
FORSYTH ST. w : ~ Grand ST
sheppard knapp nEt Isaac cohen ct Al
,fot"cl"sGrc Of mortgage atty. W NJ
MADISON Az. ise:--Ida VI o,z ast Alter
" brady = Al Gorcc!osure of mortgage 4;
a'tNs, Rah" ~ Keller,
Realty 20 ct al foreclosure Of ten mort.
Gae"sl: atty, NJ Sil,ersteln
80 ~, ii1o- shepherd Knapp agt Michael
W Ter tt a. foreclosure OF mortgaReI :
cotrMkIS Az, u W cor !,,h n ana
Ro'h Hst Richard A Henriauey 81 al
iorf',csnr' OF norr'gsr4,, at'Y, Els
FOREST AZ. iIIs n iss,h .,--Psa.y
'ons'ructl'n 9" art Rose Gunth.r ~ Al
,.,G''oH 10 toreeiose mechanics Hem
ia?p ST. ~. 100 /. 5, Nicholas az ovo
fIi%'''nTgsT'e froISri.k aTdSm 's'"S ,o,co as,
two moFisaEes'' atty. W + Clare.
Bronv.
FORREST AN, :. 1867 n Isath st rs,ty
,onst CO a;t Rose Gunth"r - Al ,aC.
u'n 10 for"c'ose mechanics lien), atty,
WEsT'HESTER Az, II non n Il
Jackson ~: al.o Ts5 Forest av- j y Vi
Ga act n " Realty 60 ., al (forc.
r.nsure NJ mortgage), atty. \ Eno>
UNION AN, i" >, - lGith ST Marth,
Elh"rt ct al. a. sNtrN ag, Eliza Ann
'harnm "t = foreclosure ~ mortgagn),
a1y. w. Cassln
LOT "-4 map ~ property of Iohhauc,
Park 60 Julius Sc bold 81 a, agt Gcnrg. w
kosmak ct al foreclosure OF mor;gage,,
atty . \ St"inmuVer
FOREST AN, = 27Tl " 1GG,h s,-~Jacot
Srhmit ct al srt Elizabeth y Ferri,
N nj foreclosure OF mortgaCe attW
4 Stit'pr "'''
The sun., 1916-12-18
DisprOportion of values.

Yet for my advice | received the fee
Of three guineas II an operation was
necessary the surgeon received 100
gu!neas, The enormous disproportion
between the values OF mere mechanical
skill and trained brain work holds in
ether branches also"
On the other hand, the same journal
printed the surgeons defence. stating IL
as follows:
surely q surgeon is not called In as
II mere mechanic. He must confirm the
diagnosis or disagree with II. lie may
refuse to operate or perform some totally
different operation to that suggested Ivy
the physician. Finally. as the patient y
life really does depend upon the surgeon
the fee must he in some proportion CONF
meusurate vita the responsibility"
The controversy has found its way
10 this country, where much the same
disproportlon az complained Of in Eng
land IL admitted to exist, While 1t is
n detail only OF the growing agitation
for such a revision OF medical fees as
Will enable practitioners to meet living
conditions, there are many general prac-
titioners who feel that the so-cal,e ed
"fashionable' surgeons are getting too
much the best OF II in troublous times.
Arc you aware" Dr. Thurston H.
Dexter Of the Kings County Medical So-
ciety was asked Yesterday that there
is u movement to raise the fees OF
physicians and surgeons
The sun., 1916-12-18

stations between ire points between
which the service Is now in operation.
II contracts are entered into they Will
be for the term Of ten years and subject
to cancellation by the Postmaster-Gen-
eral on six months notice. No adver-
tisements will be issued for this charac-
ter OF service In any city except New
York"
The sun., 1916-12-18
.xAt ESTATE roa sAls-eurxxa
BBAL ESTATB EOw
YOUR
CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY

ever: modern home OF 10 rooms and 2
baths, overlooking the Sound; hot water
heat, sewer, water. electricity. gas, etc. ts!
minutes from Herald SQuare)j large plot
Of ground; restrialed locality. privilege OF
private bathing beach. dock. deep wate.
anchorage, ETC.; Q minutes to beacn;
block to station; full information a. TO
price, terms, etc., sent on request T..
STEPHENSON. 2i3 West 34th st.. N. y.
City.
The sun., 1916-12-18
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced OnerinGs In
Manhattan and The Bronx.
MONDAY. DECEMBER H.

lat Il vEsEY STREET.
b. Joseph p. Day.
18th ct. ii'-iis W. -: is7 IN ay
iix9S.6x irreg, atty loft and sta
Ley ag, Chcs l weinstein Ry GO -;
al J 4 Kohn. atty; due. ':'ss'h'
ESSEN 81. =. n cor Broomc st. 7sx
e. ~ iam; "Td a... s,.ASrennhn I'sMen,ha e, al:
partition: Lind T.. attys' taSes' &C.
1850. mtg sii,5oo.
by Henry Brady.
MONROE ST. :e, :, i:5.S " MA, Jsef.on i.ro,
ger aet Vim Miller ct al; 4 ID Lind
atty. due, s. G3s.C2. taxes &C., $3.50.
lat s:os THIRD AvENuEI
ny Charles A. Bcrrian.
i3gTu sr, n s. ~ Brook av. e7xioox
irreg vacant--,' + Johnston sgt Sadie
Ehrmann: ernest Hall. atty: due. "a
4--.SG. taxes. Sc, &o'i5e.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER N
lat II vEsEY STREET.
ny Henry Brady.
NASSAU ST iii.i5:. cor Spruce 81,
=, D.: q " Huhbcil. atty. due, 81.
io3.sgG.lC; taNcs 81. slts'l.ie'
by Joseph p. Day.
18TH sT. ciG.e:o ~. SIS. isit River.
sidc Drive, '$Sioe'ii. 10Y :, A,s.'In pn,i;,i
- .. a.. " Il Pierce. ATTY. due. sls
2l3ss: taxes. sc. ,s,7O5.ss; prior mtg
Si-J.0po
u, Ryran l.. Kennedy.
l-5TH sr. - p, ;. i,o W Park av, sss
se.il. -, story tr hou'"-,New otH
,7ovo-s 4 =, .ttys due. 1lo.iSsis. taxes.
ny Samuel Marx.
lIsTH ST. ~ f. n :. ::s 9TH av. :Sy
The sun., 1916-12-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Man haitian.


io5TH ST. 5i-5G f. ail-AnnI. strau.. 70
Isaac Stein. :3J " It5th ST and ano 5
yrs fromOct !, 1916. atty. Jos T. Green
berg. :sg Bway ....s2,sj0 and 81. 900
Bronx.
Sp Az. 800. store. &c--Louisa X Euntz
and ano to John Seeko. l.t9 Brook sv
yrs from Jan !, 1917; atty. q Frey
aiea 81 sv............... ...........se 800
CLAREMoNT PARKWAY. SO. sll-Mo--
rls Shnlta ana ano to IIynau Rsdow aud
auo, 1893 Washington av, 3 yrs from May
]. l"lf 'option Nrs renewal; atty. Nv
man Eadow, 1893 Washington av..tiSoo
The sun., 1916-12-18
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE

WILL SACRIFICE corner plot Of 1ooxioo
IN one OF the ,cst RESIDENT secuons'
minutes from centre Of Manhattan; all i'm
provements Including sewer: no assess-
inents; must have cash. BONAFlDE, box
1876 sun office
The sun., 1916-12-18
The Proposed Limitation.

This Is what Postma ster- General
Burleson had To say In his report about
curtailment of the tube service in 30 far
as It affects New York city:
FOLLOWING a thorough invest cation
and careful consideration by the Depart
ment II has been decided to issue an
advertisement for proposals to perform
mail service by pneumatic tubes In tn,
city of New York in the territory south
OF the Grand Central and Times Sauar.
stations between the points between
which pneumatic tube service IL now IN
operation and between the general pos,
once ard the general post office II
brooklyn
separate advertisement will be Is
sued Tor the territory In New York nortl
OK ths Grand Central and Times SQuar,
The sun., 1916-12-18
rNIpAN, DECEMBER 80.
lat ~ NESEN STREET.
lat s:os THIRD AVENUE ]


TIEBOl 7 Az. ~ s. ii>.2 lS,th -. c"S
Ion; ulsn II h"u' t', :, ls'.- lNtth
st. -.Ni0u. al.n IIrHn.t o., e, as : :
IE,th 20. .a>iou--E " Travis. rs Comp
ttoll"r Of state OF y. aEt u :; due,
3i.g0J.io.
ny charles \. BerriaH
VALENTINE Az p. $50 Clhrk ST. IA
l3i- T. NJ Travis, ns Comptroller OF state
~ y =, agt \ Il Bresler ct al: due,
$cl5S.Ht,
NNIESTINE AZ. " s. 100 clark st, 5ox
49, Same ACT sHm", due, S5,lS'.ot.
~ Geore" rric'.
TlEBOuT Az " a, 53e lSith ST. SoS
100. IrrcG Same d - u ) Voorhees, ct al,
due. sd.lGyls.
The sun., 1916-12-18
NOR rl..A(.Es.
with name and address Of lrnder an
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

DOWNTOWN.
South OF Fourteenth street)
WATER ST. W Montgomery st, 49, lox
ToXlsa3N70, Dee l5--Butwcll Rldg Corpn
u Chas T. Rogers, at Thurston pl. New
5cS' atiys, Meyers 4 Clark, 81 f lsi
CRASH sr, 200 aoa i4x5io and ANN
- nloNloo.l |, y rhrt' lst av, 0G-9s isGx
100 n I. also Concord av. 5si, ass ani
a3.; also l54th Il, ISL T., Bronx. "a part
bec I3--Gordon Holding 60 10 Ray
Finkelstcin .i3 w i1lth 50. ". Gcc.
atty, Abr Levy. TO RwHy.....'. s.. 500
MULBERRY ST, .27 osiiN21x irreg, bee
Mary lie Wen and Nellie MCtiNl
Connor to Lincoln Trust -, .Ol 9th av
exr Frcd'k g Gabhari, 2 yrs. 80. nttys
Bowers sands ~ Cedar st.....fl..O0O
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and liOtn strects)
34TH ST, 3Oo T.. - av0so Nov oOAErn.st
y Adler. oar. 10 Anna Weiscl 40 T. sO,h
~, duo and Int as per hOnd. pr mtg
1000; address, 1huW LIST AV...... 3 uVl,
10TH ST, ia T., lsnxlo." Dee IA Mary
II u Dana TO Mutual l'f" Ins Co. duo
and int "a per bond, atty, y Y TIL" &
NJ Co, 13o Bway, y,..,t.,,....,,..,,s1 s., 900
West side.
(WcS of Fifth avenue, hctwcen Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
18TH ~. iSt-iss W. <sxo?. Dec i5-N,.
The sun., 1916-12-18

The fear of ruin has recently driven
many physicians into the advocacy Of
schemes for S.a.c health insurance.
Stnte aid and even into schemes FOR
Panels such rs eNis: In t.nIland. II Ia
agreed that the medical profession is
rent between minority that pile up
fees and a majority that have a difficult
time because they charge modcStly. The
fashionable surgeon j. nstaLced as an
example Of the former class.
In England the topic is being earn
cstly debated. over there the present
controversy RACES over the point as 10
whether or not the surgeon Is not per-
mit'pd to chsrg, AT 4 scale entirely out
~ proportion to what is permitted the
physician. In the British MedicdI Jour-
HdI few weeks ago this opinion was
stated as follows by "A writer who
quoted the late Sir Lauder Brunton:
The whole question ~ the rcnunera-
tion OF the medical profession and OF rs
various branches will naturally give rise
to much discussion. For example.
have of late years frequently heen con.
suited In regard 20 abdominal opera
tions. The question, Shall an operation
he performed or not" has been LEFT en-
trely IN my hands and on the correct.
ness OF my answer the lie Of the patient
has depended.
The sun., 1916-12-18
Cnlted states (All Dlstricts,
-
81. c. c. figures

u. c. G. hEures
In the following table are summarized n.
ports Of all important American steam, rail
waye-companies now operating a total o.,
approximately go 90 miles of road The
''mile average" IL obtained by dividing totsl
earnings by total mileage.
The sun., 1916-12-18
BronN.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

COLLEGE Az, =. 100 lsAth s,--pe,Ia
,rainer ast Nalhalla corpn ct al. June
The sun., 1916-12-18
BrOnN.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

.jp ST 35i E--Roh"rt Golden Ct al ag,
is,%o 90 NJ I'conhdrdt ri al, Nov q.
BiEE'kER 81 ABRAHAM \ Titet.
~ ast Nelly Geraty ct NJ. July ai.
The sun., 1916-12-18
DOCTORS SEE NEED
NOW OF FEE RAISING
Increased Cost Of Living Has
Put Many Physicians in
Dire Distress.
LEGISLATIVE PLEA TALK
Head Of Kings County Medical
Society Says Discussion
Is Opportune.

Inquiry among officials Of medical
societies yesterday revealed that these
societies have not raised formally the
question as to whether the fees Of the
medical profession ought to be increased
by law or by some general concurrence
to meet the constantly increasing cost OF
living.
Dr. Thurston II. Dexter Of the Medical
Society Of Kings County suggested that a
discussion was opportune. DR.. Sted-
man, editor OF the Medical Record
thought physicians might have 20 con-
slider the fee raising suggestion In an
official way So far the physicians or
ganizations have hesitated to take OIL
cial cogn!zance Of a situation which Is
actually distressing to q vast number
in the profession.
The proposition as 20 whether or not
physicians should seek relief from Legis-
latures or In some other way In order 10
make both ends meet in these days when
living Is costing more and more has
come up both In this country and In
England. Here and there phys!cia ns
have put forward the suggestion tha'
they are entitled by every consideration
OF fairness to increase their fees. and
there has been some support for Tho
idea among editors OF medical Journals
Certain pr ct!cal and ethical objections
have been raised, however. ard ap
parently. so far as can be learned from
general inquiry. the profession finds I,
difficult to take even the preliminary
steps.
Doctors on Verge Of want.
The fact that the increased cost o.
living has brought very many physlcian'
to the verge Of actual disaster Is ad
mitted. These doctors. for the mos
part. are they that serve the poor or thu
. sick OF moderate means. and that know
by hard and actual experience how manl
bills are n-collectible. They would b,
only too pleased, 1t was said yesteida,
. by physician familiar with the trent
OF things, to get relief at time whei
their personal expenses have mounted in
. crodibly. when they are finding 1t In
creasingly hard to keep up appearances
but they do not yet see how fe
raising law can ethically be favored
one OF these sad 10 THE SuS yesterday
There was a suggestion put forwar'
/ the other day that law be enacte,
10 compel the payment of fee in child
bearing cases. for example. Well. tina
! would be a fine thing ~ every docto
knows. 1t IL no joke to be routed from
bed on a cold winter night. say. and 4
be required to perform as much servic
as that character of case demands. an,
then go without dollar for som
reason. usually the inability of tn
patient to pay. ON the other hand. GU
oath requires US to serve even II "
know that there is no money in sigh
sUTpoS" that u law Of the sort IL passed
! can't see how II would change tn
situation since the ethics of the pro
fess.on cannot he lowered"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06

ON OV'UUOT n Inc n NITUi NIUII
fraternity wuI entertain rHr ''d'u'
tuiE HItu itr., u i.0a,. uHl from
tY D..
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Chief Eu-iu' Bisucc, Of 'ho santa
lee railway 'Ur pnny, was ia tn. cts
today "n Company business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
SECRETARY WILSON
WILL SPEAK HERE
At A DEMO RALLY
Cabinet Member on Stamping
Tour Scheduled to be at Club
meeting Next Thursday Night ;
Estabrook Tomorrow.

Secretary of Labor William T.
Wilson viii speak here next Thur
day nlght az e. rally 20 Dee held hy tho
Woodrow Wilson campaign club.
Tho cabinet member b. ON a atumpInr
tour that vii ta&o HIM an the way 20
tho coast. ON his arrival here hc
VIII be met by reception committee
a. their rally tomorrow night the
Republicans m~arshallcd b' the
Hughes-Fllrbanks club. Will Doe ad-
dressed by Henry y E~stabrook OF
Nebraska VINO lcnpod into national
fame last spring os a candidate Tor
the Republican nomination for pres
ideut. Mr.. Fstabrook didn't get very
Far ou the road Goo tho nomination.
but his huuWlct served To- make his
uauo familiar 20 newspaper reader.
an over the country The Rcpuhli-
cans viii have Il band ON hand Ia add
| flourish 20 the EstahrookSprcsoncc.
Candidates >Isvh.
Harry g. Patton. candidate for at
%,ornry general. Eonifac.o Montoyn,
candidate for corporation commits
| sioucr. and George pavissiou, anal
date for land commissioner spoke
last night before the Wilson club at
| the clubs headquarters. &ll West
Central aVcnu Mr. Patton spoke
almost wholly on national campaign
issues. defending President Wilson
stand On the eight-hour law n dis
cussing the Mexican situation during
his tenure Of Office. He touched on
the tariff question. commenting on
the prosperity OF the wool and lum-
her industries while taking on that
subject.
MIR. Montoya told why ne had lef,
The Republican party In Sonioval
county. Mr.. Montoya was n Of the
ProEressivos whom the Democrats
Raced on their state ticket. Mr..
Montoya spoke in spanish, Dennis
iChaycz acting As Interpreter.
Nj. DAWSON asserted that several
hundred thousand OF the land Offices
deposits. placed iu banks. were not
drawing interest. II elected, no would
make every effort 10 place the Office
funds where they would draw interest
for the state. said he.
MIR Patton. Mr.. Umyisssou and Mr.
MontCyn left town this mornIng Thoy
Wcre TO speak At noon az B"rnalslld
and tonight az santa Fe.
Mr. Estabruok was originally ~
po,tca o. arrive today nm the 'alior
lrI1 limited huf city Clerk Hughes
Ipr,-ideut Of the Uurhe Fairoank
i.Iur. received word this morning tina
H.. wouldn't .., h.r, uritt b" u.rlut.
Tomorrow Dol 3d. Thy m"rtrE viii h
ar Republican boldguaIt,rs on Col
t.rI. tr..y -t.rri street.
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Personals

Thomas Cameron or II Paso. a
mining man well known IN the south
orn part of the state, passed through
today on the Eastern Express on his
way To -. Louis where he expects to
nut through a deal of considerable
PROPORTIONS
iiuwdcn. head OF the Episcopal diuccs"
OF Now Mexico. has returned from
an extended stay IN IN. east.
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special Music ~ Pm kappa i'hi
Lecture.

Miss Lorna Lester N.,l play o. Woe
hn solo ana Mr. pgriu radsl VIII Sing
90 solo n the lecture 60 be given .n
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DEPOSITION Is TAKEN
IN cox DIVORCE CASE

Because of representations made to
Justice Mccoy of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia that it was be-
lieved Levi c.. Cox, a street car motor
man. was contemplating leaving the
jurisdiction of the court, his deposition
was taken today in the case of his wife.
Edna Cox. who is suing him for divorce
and who named Edith De Gray as core
spondent.
Cox was questioned at the offices of
Attorney George P. Hoover, John F.
Shields and William H. Hoover, who
represent Miss De Gray. Mrs. Cox's at
torney, E w. Baker. cross-examined
Cox. No counsel appeared for Mr.. Cox.
No information could be gained re-
garding the husbands statement,
which was sealed and will not be open
ed until the trial of the divorce in court.
Mrs. Cox has also sued Miss De Gray
for s50,O00 damages on a charge of
of her husbands affections.