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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

sweet. Potato Plants TOR saIe---Ports
Rico, Southern Queen and Nancy
Hall. &1.4S per 1000. In quantities
from ten to twenty Eve thousand $1.3S
per 1000. and any quantity over
twenty-five thousand. 31.25 per 1000.
Can ship promptly Satisfaction
guaranteed. CARLTON d MURRAY.
r. o. Box al, Asl1burn. Ga.
Tenfs for Sale or Rent, All Stses, New
apd old, for camps and all purposes.
L. ROSE d Co. 4ao Brook Avenue.
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

B Carries baggage vsSunday only.
sDaily excel SUNDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

rive Large gtnfuraished Rosns-. An
conveniencss. Highland Park. Ran
3S1SsJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

unsnasAea noous fer Rest. Contra
1ol North Filth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

0uy OIL stock In Predacsng Company.
Special low price for new drilling
campaign. put down IL wells. Com
pany has - producing wells. Paid
two dividends. Write free h.forma-
ton. AMAL0AMATED OIL CO.
ilA Coicord Bldg. Oklahoma. Okla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13
sUa1axER BoARDERs WANTED.


1nnmeR DeAfaern Wanted. Country
home ~ miles from station. on
county road. good shade. good spring
water. bath room. References ex-
changed. MOUNTAIN VIEW.
6hipman. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13
r<,gr AND FOUND.

Leet--Caraeo Broech - Grace Eighth
or Main Streets or on Clay Street car
yesterday morning. Liberal reward
for return to SCHEER = SON, 141l
East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

wanted board by Couple WITH Two
daughters. ten and thirteen. Must
be first-ciass and In good location
SPECIAL. care The virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

wanted Board in Private Family,
couple with two daughters. three
months or more. Give location and
rate by month. GENTLEMAN. care
The virginian-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13
BOARD WANTED.

-e~~,~~.~>~~~~.~~~-N-~
A Gsentlenhn with Rheumatism. Who
can wait on himself, wants board In
the country for an indefinite period.
Answer with particulars COUNTRY
BOARD, care vtrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13
HELP wAnrED-4A14E

Vavvyer wanted Fer pvrtabis sswnAll,
must have good references. G. DAY.
Penrith, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

HaateA ruSanaAeA ADnxtnent, Thrss
s rooms and hath, ~ couple with two
dAughtera Must be In good neigh
A borhool. RELfAHLE care The yir-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

neutrality-suspicious. m sAs Caty -
Richmond for boys. white ana col.
ordsd. fourteen 70 eighteen years old.
Cali % rudolph o31, JUVENILE
COURT or HlCHNONn. Ctss Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

Wantel - AeA1 Fer a. Last TArse
n monthn two Furnished rooms In pri-
vAte family. COUPLE care The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13
M10ux REPAlEnNG.

y dslsverSA end guaranteed Phsns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

HE-R--AGALlE AND FEMALE
WAntsA-10o CeaeFeA Mes aaA Wsaen
In all parts OF Virginia to copy let
tefe. address envelopess solicit names
ana aAdrssseA etc. Nothing to sell.
no capital; incloae 10 cts: this keepa
away deadheads. NATIONAL Bust
u NESS BUREAU. r. o. Boz ss3, Rich
mond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

Church Pews For sales Phone Aisdi-
son 1l16-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

List Hsns FaRns VIVA ]. =. COM
NELLY CO Wrtte poo1nD ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

t;overnmcnt Peaittoas Are Easy to Get.
My free book, FIG tells how; write
today---now. EARL HOPKINS. 3os
Marden Bldg. Washington. d. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

Kink-O-Lane Agents Wanted. Male Or
female, white or coiored. to sell
. Kink-0-Etue, grows cotorsd peoples
hair. Large profit. write an North
Fourth Street. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

NJ Yes want Pesitien Ter Life. win
big pay. short hours and sure ad-
vancement? Then work for Uncle
Sam. My free illustrated book DIX
800 tells how to get an appointment.
EARL HOPKINS. Warrington. D. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

! New Cettaga VITA An New Furnish
inga The New Newport Cottage 10
now open for 1916 season. Virginia
Avenue, between First and Second
Streets. Take Old Point or viii
loughby Beach car. MRS. G. l.. NOR
TON. Prop. Box {. Ocean View. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-13

blssnt's Cottage. MRS. GEORGE w.
BLpuNT. Prop. Modern in every re-
spect. Second large cottage east Of
hotel. Ocean View. Va. Box a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
Anonymous Writer TO the
Mayor and Adamson
Criticises KenlOn.
ATTACKS BASIS
FOR PROMOTIONS
Charges in Letter UnWarranted,
Commissioner ReplieS-Au-
thor an Outsider.

An anonymous letter signed "fire-
rsr" was received yesterday by Mayor
v,cbel and Fire Commissioner Adam
- In IL the Board of Merit OF the
, ~, n.,srtnnent was accused Of play
49,, fsvorites" in it's recommendations
70 he Civil Service Commission for
o;,,s for uniformed men for capsolI-
80 snd bravery in examinations Io5
-!o,,o+ion. The letter made a speeia,
P,nesl 10 the Mayor for "a square eea,
5 no favors 10 any one on the CNH
Sa-,;ce list" in the examination on
ALL 9s for promotion TO the grace OF
Tbc writer alleged that uniformed
80, evcept "favorites Of Chiei John
V.nion snd his deputies on the BOARD
- Merit -" would not have far cnihcs
- osko the eligible list, and stated
80 he hoard was inclined 10 give ali
5r'yers Of the chiefs and captains spe-
,'.l ratings. i urged the mayor 10
abolish the board.
Commissioner Adamson sald ne vas
.pre the letter had not been written py
F. fremsn and thought II was the w9IN
~ an outsider who had gruoge
sg.inst Chief Kenlon. lie pointed ouS
.Sat the criticism of Chief henlon ana
Tho board was unwerranted ana inc
charges not based on facts.
A special rating for drivers hsd oeeh
spgrested by Deputy Chief John blnns,
. member Of the Board OF Merit ana
lad been recently discussed by the
bos-d the Commissioner SAID but hau
rot been adopted. The Commissioner
rointed out that the next examination
,rorld be first 10 come under MS order
~ Iuly I. 1915. designed TO give every
nan a fair reward for exceptional ser
vice. .s-, .,,bors
an opportunity TO obtain marks 1or
o.ber forms Of service than specihc
acts OF bravery. After July l. 1910;
,omnanv commanders were instructed
n Keen an accurate record OF all fscts
~ service Of members tending 10 snow
, degree OF proficiency greater or less
.bsn the average. These records we're
r,ede under the heads OF "capability,,
.oFec+iveress." department ana
"brsverv." and are 70 be considered by
the BOARD Of Merit in recommending
wards Of proper merit or dement, rat
irrs for the April examination.
Poports from commanding oncers
have been IN the hanCs OF lhe Chle- %
he DEPARTMENT since January 10. Inc
posrd Of Merit has not yet reported
an m. service ratings. There Will De
bout $500 members Of the uniformed
ioree eligible for the examination Tor
lieutenant. There are now only Two
~ tbrse vacancies 20 be filled, but from
the civil service list promotions are 70
be made for the next three years.
The fireman who wrote Commls-
sioner Adamson asked him If he knew
hat Chief Kenlon was "a stockno!der
.r a prizcfrht club" and intimated
that the Chief had managed t., get
hold Of the Inspections Of suof elu6s.
The Commissioner laughed az this ale
GATOR. and said that he had never
iesrd or the Chief holding stock III
gh. clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
HIS $4,000 JOB GONE;
TEMPER GETS BLAME
Secretary Lacked Tact Says H.
Z. Huntington.

A private secretary to rich man
must have tact and be considerste N
his department.
On the foregoing theory. Henry +.
huntington, nephew Of the late Coils
r. Huntington. is defending suit
which Robert Taylor Varnum. his for
mer private secretary. has brought IN
the Supreme Court. Narnum ~ suing
FOR ssS.54O. alleging life contract al
10000 p year. His claim - hgure0
on the insurance table basis.
Mrs Huntington. wife Of the defend
ant, vas the widow OF Coils :. hunt
ngton. She received sl5,00O,0OO OF her
first husbands estate. and Henry 4
huntington, the nephew, SlO,OOO'OOJ'
Huntington discharged Nsrnum on
inc ground that his department was rot
considerable, that he so conducted nm
self a, 70 annoy and offend his en-
plove- and wife. and that he performed
bis serviccs in an unwilling manner.
Final sevcring OF relations occurrcc
on July -. 1915. Nsrnum continued TO
draw lis salary until December.
There had been a temporary break
in April. 1912, when Varnum quit. A.
IA. time he was receiving salary o.
5000.
Eight months later Nsrnum returned;
j. 81 alleged that there was an ora
agreement that he was 20 get SlO,OOO
: year and that his tenure was 20 be
Tor life. Later occurred the trouble
and discharge.
In his answer Huntington says the.
ono duty Of his secretary was 20 BE
considerable in his department and his
actions. and exhibit certain amount o.
tact, and so conduct himself a. not
% be personally Objectionable 70 tn"
defendant and his wife"
Huntington says that his secretsry
violated this conception Of successful
confidential Amsnuensis, that his con
duet changed and that he was irritable
and exhibited bad temper and showed
an iil will in performing his duties.
NsrnUm has asked the court 20 a.
rect Huntington 70 file y bill Of paruc-
ulsrs telling in just what manner nc
Violated tho defendants code OF secro-
for.sl rthicr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
SHELTERS Securities Report.

IN, annual report Of the Amer can
shelter Securities Company for 1918,
made public yesterday, showed a total
income Of Ss.3e7.iZ0. an increase OF
t5,Zl+,lf3 over the previous year. The
..rplgs after charges amounted 10
fs5Sf. 1915. q gain o. S2,60S,s92. Spe-
esl charges 20 profit and loss account
at year for extensions, for which spe-
cal appropriations had already been
ir7ce, we're 100000. Expenditures
Tor purchase Of property and mines
Nfrf Almokt loo. 900.
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FIRE RECORD

500 w.t tI. AotbDry Bsnsgud -
s. ffe
f-lsl.t "a 40 EfDok a.. ffsisht ysf1s. 800
N go W gen . urkrrrf. frfing
.l.if-1f1 ffH - fafaufi Efsn1i~r t'islnE
. .s--g5 tram e T. hsDns. SIKH
lt ts-f15 " fsfh :, I9ssphins AdssDr uitinI
tb-Its D. 1rfl - fvfffasn A riggsous tlS'
ft,-zt - 20 " .su 81 Lf0ily a iippffmsn
ss-isfi sps1,,n Bo8srV1 IrhU B'fsi'h
fr,-.a w.,, E,osazi,. Dsq.y crD., see,s-r
90 flgf
sfs~s - Cfsr1 . -Hfgsl. frfing
st-z,s W sVh o.. John Hofsnn gining
i4s-sss 81 eIH 81 EfIlrf fsmga~lI tlhInz
ss~5sE W so a.. O.. 2 T. chfmirH - .
go
= ~ 1ssrss y Iossrh fo.tosHtl irfinz
10 % Elgff5. fgfuz NeiaDefg nhing
- 20 sffnif slds ~ Sfgfp SINNER. ffihinf
4 - ~ forifnli b.. ffsff Bfsss hsnsiscisnhg
90 t5Gf
= fs--ss fhiwr.ny ggses. alg'l 4 81 nnksofu
TIL ysesS>1 a. nsElgsi Lsri, Hiflhx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29

TThS--Loto, Tea ConceTn. 69S L-N-
ingtou Ave. Tel. Plaza ,tji "
n Van Norden. member.
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ADDRESSING. FOLDIN AID
MAILING. n. Ahrord Co.
81 Duane 81. Tel. Worth EOS. 4
large plant. intelligent handling OF
all sorts o, form letter work.
ADVERTISING COUNSELLOR -
Vim. 9. Freeman, west t5th -. .
Tel. Bryant 4si7.
ADVERTISING SERyICE-Ar,hgr
Woodward. 1870 Broadway. Tel
Bryant 6077. Copy IDEAS. designs.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
SJPPLIES-Eugene Dietzgen Co.
2ls East e3d st. Tel. Gram. 1881.
r. Fred Allin, member.
AUTOMATIC sPRINELERs-Grn-
eral Fire Extinguisher Co.. Lib
erty St; Tel. John 1880. John T..
Dyas. member.
AUTOMOBILE SPRING MFR.-.Thc
Perfection SPRING Co. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. New York One. SO ".
10Th ST.. Tel. Col. 1884. h. A. God
card. member.
AUTOMOBILES - Franklin Motor
Car Co. 1913 Broadnsy. Tel col
umhus 1856. Glenn 4 TisIsle.
member.
AWNINGS AND TLAGs-McHuEh
Mfg. Co. ~ West iist St; Tel.
BRYANT e6sg Jos. b McTslsuc.
member.
s. Front 81. Tel. Broad $50. sam.
uel T.. Bel, member.
BAKER French Bread Id De
Spring 20gs Geo. NJ Zempierl
member.
BARRIERS LINEN iPPLN--F'o-
neer Barber Towel supply co. lis
Nm r. Eysns mer1ber
BuE AND BLACK PRINTS
pit an n. D' v,r-s ,'' tf.l - t,hd - ~
-, = No., nneT,h.-
BOILERS DovndrafD Mob,
Tel COff fNfr T. o. Moihv
,,1-,te-
BOOKSELLER Aaolph O. Ssi'oi.
iussi4e 1880. Adolpn a.. seller.
member.
BRASS MD GOPPER -pasidsor-
Lewis Metal Production Co. Inc.
80 10 p rey d., ,r,,,,h., W d" -''''
'' "a '-''''' ''''''''-''
BKISS ToI NDTI-Tros. Pau.,on
& Son. es.i07 second Ave Broos
I.,,e6r oc,rbs-
NRoN/F POWDERS And METAL
ITtJ-G;sr'1sr HrlILe
powder Mfg Co. q ". 3gd 81. ::
I,L Mea. 20. y -. L. L. hoihp-
'o"' pres 'iie''''''
nITTIR ,Np yGGs -~oriws, 4
60 f4f Deade 81. Tel Worth 1896
ohss. II. Noiirnan' member
,,Srt>cs d,o, stool and pic,
'E-ots-,-A r. Rciburn1 Tsgt
pr,sIa.a Tel col 1.g5 4. II.
Hedburn. member.
-
'tkLAt fhop' -. NJ u e, 49,,
oItal - ~ ~, - - -. ~
Ter
CHECK rROTTC TORS AND
SHtt NRiIiN" VA NJ W.
ItI5.. Tel Ps-clay 5sse ia. II
GooIIrr. member.
a A a.. III ID
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DECORATORS Gnterior) --Tdeo. II.
Erem-r. 81 Vanderbilt Concourse
Tel Murrav Hili g3j:. Fheo. II
kremcr. member.
DESKS AND CHAIRs-Cobb-M Macy
Dohme. Inc. AZ Broadway: Tel
Frank. 1920. A. +. Dohme. member.
DETECTIVE AGENCY - SCHNEIDER
National Detective Agency. Inc. lts
Broadway. Tel. Cort. sl6l-e. Ray
mond G. J. r and Walter s.
SCHNEIDER. members.
DIAMOND BROKER-W o. Holly,
40 Broadway. Tel. Iort. 1916.
Diamonds. Pearls and Jewels
bought. sold and appraised for In
dividuals and estates.
DRESSES Cwomen's) MFR.-Gold-
man Costume CO., ". SD st.
Tel. Mad 30. 1aso. J. !. aud
/ Michael Goldman. members.
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING ENGI-
Z MIR. =. Hall smith Co. so
Fifth Ave. Tel Mad 50. toi7.
Francis .. Smith. member.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT con
TRA(IOR-Thos. e.. Miller. BiLie
House. Sth - and ith AVE. Tel.
Stuy. ii-5.
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER-
United Elec. Light a Power %.
100 L. 18th St. Tel Stuy. 1850.
j. r. Becker, member.
TITCTRoTYPER -- Flower st'.i
Electrotypc Co. 80 ". 5sth 81,
Tel. Bryant $3.50. @i6 william s..
Beck. 1881. Edwin Flow er.memoeF
FJTyATORs-Otis Elevator Co.
fi,h Ave. and Goth -. Al types
81 O;is Elsvstors-hydrau elec-
tr.c. belt or hand. Tel Chez. 1900
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY .
nfcDermoii. go sixth Ave, Tel.
bryant 3s05. John II. Davis. mem
Der
ENGINEER CiviD-Henry q. Op-
DIXIE. css Fifth Ave Tel. Madison
square EGG. Henry G. opdyAe.
member.
ENGINEER CMinins) Richard
Phillips. Hotel Imperial. Tel. Mad
ison So GOO. Richard Phillips
membcr.
E>yFLOPT Ma>UTNCTrREE -
VIM e. Jones. i54 W. 18Th St;
Tel. Chelsea $40. Vim. {. and
Geo ". Jones. MEMBER.
ENTCUTNE TRAINING -- A..r
Hamilton institute, 70 Aston Pl'
TcL Spring 49,. John q. Jones
member.
LNPOSITIONS Trade
business Show Co. $50 Nassau -.
Tel. Beekman jj%j. Frank +. ana
Nathan ". Tupper. members
FERTILIZERs-P. :. & ". \. KAN.
40 L. fsth s.. Tel Murray Hi
1854. ". \. Kane. member.
FIRE IN>URANCE tDJUsTEE>-
Lyons. Stadholz & Co. S. william
St. Tel. John 1eJl. Albert Lyons,
member.
FISH Wholesale ~ Bisokford' :.
Fulton Market. Tel Beeknan IS.
John J. Page. member.
FLORIST KetniD-isrrv Gos7lc-.
1855 Brosdpay. Tel. Madison 50
1902. Harry Gcssuer. member.
TIR MERcHtNTs- Gaudis =
Blum. Inc. lZi-l21 ~. 9Th - !.
Tel FarraEgt 23't. Charles 5.
Porter. membc-.
/ FURNITURE 0ustom) irving =
Z Casson a. " Davenport CO... s0l
Firth Ave. Tel. Murray Hill ic3o-l
Chas. r. Cosson. member
] GLASS (uindov. Rolled. Wire COL
( oreJl--Theo " Morris < Co. 40
Canal - Tel Spring 500. Alex
y. Fraser. member.
GREENHOUSE BUILDERS Lord (
Murray Hill .1si. w II. Cobb.
member.
CIV TATE AID MtCHI>Ls-Ss.
tioual Binding Machine co. go
Wost St. Tel. Spring 1894 s. r..
Emmett. member.
HUMIDOR CManufscturerl--G-lu-
sam 4 sachs. 1853 BroatVsy. Tel
Mad 50. 1875. Jacob o. sachs
member.
ICE tRItN tNholesaIel = hSNers
Ice cream Co. - West 1Sih -
Tel col 1886 Freak. fsucr-
bach. member.
ICE CREAM CAN MANtTtCIt-
RER-E O.. Williams Corpora r.
Times Building: Tel. Bry ant SIS
l.. &. Williams. member
INKS Writing -Thaddcu ID 'f-
Co IS Van Dam 81. Tel spring
s5f7. !. ". =. Mercaie and r.. T..
Rowe, mcr4pe-s.
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sNsTEMsTIZER Factory Co.''
and General OfnceJ--A $ Fsdd-
4 60. IS Liberty St. Tel Cort
1885. 4. S Fedde & c. y. Bruc.
members
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BRASS rot NDER -Ttos Pau'on
& Son. s5-io7 Second Ave Br0ot
ltu. Tel South 5l5f. VIM H..
TaLison. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29

POULTRY Wholesale -- Nsthen
Schweitzer 90. Inc. 2al Wash
lnxton St; Tel Worth $500. Is.
dor s Schweitzer. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
SCREEN MANUFACTURES q

sect Robbins Nls. Co. 49,
Broadnav Tel Greeley 303i. AIS
Storm Sash and Metal weather
strip. ". j. ksrnes, member.
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SIGNS The Foruan COMPANY. u
Liberty Place. Tel Cortland 55l'
l. r. Baldwin. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29

SAFE DEpOsIT-New Nether.ani
Vaults. safe Deposit and silver
storage, Al West s4th 81 Tel
Creole, 1921. curtis J. Beard
rlCmbr-.
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RADIsHEs And PIChLEs--Cl p.
Post Horse Rsdish pickle % f.,
s5i East SIS, St. Tel Plaza Sof
Bernard 4. Smith. member.
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MBEa- Hemlin & Smith, -
west 9eth St, Tel. Riverside 5000.
y Harry Hemlin. member.
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OIINFs AND CtPEEs-H. y. -
Compzny. SIS West 52d St, Tel.
Columbus 1859. BERNARD I. Esan,
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MILITARY GoODS-Warnock -
form Co - West 3lst 81, Tel.
Madison SQUARE iis. william Pet
tibono. member.
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TOOTH BRUSH Orubber. Cts an
Inde, Finger 20 Co.. 90 N.
t.nt 81. Tel BRYANT jl43. Ir.
e.. IS. Hutchings. mem5cr
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MILK MD CREAM - Snsftl p
Fa-rnq- slavson- Decker Co. Set ".
.1th 81 Tel Col. $50. 7. v.
Decker member.
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BOILERS DoundrsfD NJ n : p ,
Boiler Co. Inc 30 Coriisnit 81 !.
Tel. Coft. 49il. j.. g.. Molby.
member
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PARorET Butt. Par
quet Floor Co. s07 West t3d s. /;
Tel. Bry ant 1850. Gee. NJ Bu,,l..
member.
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PtITICOSTS CNholeszle) -- The
Waters CO.. 925 Fifth Ave lei.
Mad. 81 1883. Nelson II Waters.
member
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O>TTOPATH - Dr clinton T..
Achoru o CAST @1th st, To.
Murray I'M .5f6. Or. Clinton +.
A,horn. member.
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PAINTERS q. Uull ( Sons. Inc
39l Hudson s. Tel. Spring 5146.
Vim :. Hull. member.
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sI0RE sERNICE lMcchanlcnI (nr.

riers-Thc Lamson COMPANY. D.
West 4iih ST: Tel Bryant 164j.
Edward \. Lowell member.
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PtPEP Henry LirdenuNyr 4 S01-
$3.50 Rleecker ST. and IN Beck
man St. New lorh % Clinton St,
Newark. y. J. Tel Spring $3.50.
/. Lindenmeyr. member.
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EwERT SUGGESTS JAS. G. STANLEY.
As Desirable Delegate to Republican Nation-
al Convention,

a. SVuVSsuUus
Pierre, South Dakota, March IT,
Hon. A. w. Ewert, Oummins manager
for South Dakota, says that the petit
tions for the filing of the name of Cum.
mfrs s,ith the secretary of state, under
the presidential primary preference
act, are being circulated, but the name
will not be fled for several days until
the petitions are all in.
Mr.. Ewert says his desire is for q
representative republican delegation
from the state and it has been sug-
gested that good men for the four
delegate at large would be Governor
Byrne; A. G. Ringsrud, of Elk Point;
Ex-Governor Q. N. Herried, of Aber-
deem; and JAS g. Stanley, of Lead,
who have been in the past aligned with
different wings of the party.
Under the law the secretary of state
cannot we'll accept sftidavlts of the
candidates for delegates to the nation
al convention until after the name of
q candidate, or names of candidates
for presidential preference ara filed
with him, and as these names are ex-
pected to be filed at an early date, the
different ones who desire to attend the
republican canveEtion ut Chicago will
soon be making themselves known.
The democrats are getting in their
sfhdavits, rs their preference filing
has been made.