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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Lime and tuberculosis

DIR. Roberts BnrthoIU,y. former pro-
lessor in jefferson Medical College,
fhi'ndclphtn. Says In his Natcriu Med
len tlSn5b. ON pages 21J aud .iB; "Gliif-
icni experience has shown that II trc-
fcrrInE to II calcium suItb pusscsscs the
iil-dchned property known az nitcrn-
tive. removes certain toxic or mOrbiHc
IuteriniS and secures their secretion
by the organs of ciitninntion.
Tho testimony which has lately been
published In respect to its cnrntivc
powers in consumption is certainly
very striking
He does not refer to testimony re-
SardinS tckman's Alternative. since
the medical profession never publicly
recommends proprietary remedies
however, many cases OF consumption
seem TO have yielded to this remedy
This success may be due largely 10
the fact that in ECkman'S Alternative
"a calcium tlimc) salt is SO combined
with other valuable ingredients as TO
be easily asSimilatsd by the average
person. IL contains neither opiates
narcotics nor hahit-forming drugs. so
is safe Sold by Tragic Drug Co. and
leading druggists.
Eckmnn Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
DR.. ALDERMAN ADDRESSES
CHARITIES CONVENTION
Justice Kicks. of Richmond. also
Among Speakers ut >tntc Meet
ing i'm Lynchburg.
Special TO The Times Dispatch. !

b''i'ii ~ i4t i lines I'lS pa 'tti
LfNCHBCRG. VA, February %
nuai convention OF the Virginia Con-
ference OF Charities and Corrections
was given over to Juvenile correction.
three sessions being held under the
auspices of the state Juvenile Protcc-
tive Association.
III" morning session opened with a
brief address Of welcome by Fred liar-
per. president Of the Lynchbure Juvc-
nile Protective Association. which was
followed by the annual address Of
President George Floyd Rogers, of
Lynchburg.
Or. L. a Alderman. president Of
the University OF Virginia. spoke To a
large crowd at the city Auditorium
tonight.
Addresses We're made during the day
by Justice J. HOgc Kicks. Of the Rich
mond Juvenile Court; Judge James Bar
ron. Of Norfolk Charles L. Chute,
commissioner .: probation Of New
fofk state; Or. Helen T. Woollcy OF
Cincinnati. aud i. II Nilbeckcr. super
iutendent of the Glen Mills Schools.
Glen Mills. Pa.
Tomorrow, the state Social hygiene
Association will he III session. the con-
rcnt!on closing with an address by Rev
X. w. Hoeue. Of Baltimore, whose sub
jcct. viii be Til" EVIL oi Double
Standard"
The association appointed a commit
tee %: seven, headed by Judge Barron
OF Norfolk. 10 cud"avur to secure a
state law to enable Judges to suspend
ana diminish sentences OF prisoners
when such action is deemed desirable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
CHARTERS ISSUED.

III. following charters and amend :
men,s We're issued by the state cor
poration commission yesterday:
Gus Casting Corp. Richmond, reducing
its maximum capital stock from ST.
ss55"eo TO $i;a5".coc.
Merger Virginia and Tennessee
Telephone GO. into the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co nf Virginia.
Gulpcper Pants Co.. Inc, Cuipeper:
maximum. $4,000; minimum. $1,000;
los: secretary. both Of Culpeper.
The Air-go Corr, Charley esville
m a,; I'm $5e."og: mmmum 500: par
etc. X. {. Remick. president. NJ. l..
Rem!ck. both OF charlottesvi!ie
Atlantic E"ach Hiiis. inc, Norfolk (;
value. 800. real state business. Il.
r. Upton. president q. y Brazenor.
secretary. both 90 Norfolk
Richmond River Front Land Corp.
mum. $40. 600: par value. $loo: real es-
tate. John r. Sloan. president: j. 4.
Branch. vice president: Il. 9. Cahcl.
secretary and treasurer. al!\of Rich
YVES, Gin,er Park Realty Corp.
mum 5000 par value, sloo; real cs-
James T. McCo,nb secretary ana treas
urer all Of Richmond
" hop%w@ll mS''in {; CO. 6oo Inc Hon
business NJ. NJ. Barr, president. Fits
burgh; Mrs. II NJ. Meade. vicc-presi-
dent. Petersburg, curt Eicdenliapp
secretary. New YORK: i. r Randolph
treasurer PETERSBURG Va
Amendment 10 charter OF the Vance
Supply Co. Inc. Abingdon. increasing
its maXinum capital stock from s25,
coo 10 $50 OGn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
FACES COURT MARTIAL
ON DESERTION CHARGE
William Talbot. Seventeen Year. Old,
or Dnnvillc, Alleged to Have Quit
Command at HONEYWELL

DANNILLE, VA. February CIVIL
liam Talbot. aged seventeen years.
was arrested here this morning on n
chargo OF deserving the local military
company now on duty at Hopewell but
which is expected home tomorrow. The
lad had on his khaki shirt. but his
KHAKI trousers were concealed by a
pair of blue serge trousers in which he
travelled from brunswick County. where
he has been staying with an uncle. 1t
was said since leaving the company
on February 10.
Talbot said that he enlisted here
nine days before the militia was called
out. At lopewcll he developed a cold
ana he felt 50 i'll that one day when
he was sent 10 Petersburg TO testify in
a case he stayed on the train and wen,
TO the home of his uncle ut Warfcld
People here are inQuiring how a sew
cntecn-year-old boy could become a
member OF the militia. Talbot en-
plains this by saving that he gave his
age as nineteen.
Unable to give bond he was remand
cd TO jail to await court martial He
left all Of his equipment at tho home
OF his uncle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local read estate market was dull
yesterday. and, with the exception OF
Saue fairly large deal. the sales were
confined entirely to the transfer Of
small property. EIcnrico County and
Southside property was fairly active.
he sales of city property aggregated
,orc than $4,000 for the day.
NJ. j. Caplcs sold to James r. Green
. lot fronting thirty feet at the north.
Z st corner of Grove Avenue and
Meadow Street. The purchase price
as said TO he $500. The deed. which
mad previously been recorded in lIenrico
county, conveying a tract Of land con-
!.ining T745 acres living between the
,'arbytown Road and the Almonds
'iTcek from the Powhatan Land and
Improvement Company 10 the Chevy
base Realty Corporation, was placed
N record in the Chanccry Court. The
consideration was Sl5.Si1 %
The state Corporation Commission
"sterday chartered the Richmond
;iver Front Land Corporation. with
principal Offices i'm this city. The now
concern, capitalized at $4,000. will con-
duct general real estate business. The
officers are John r. sloan. president
" y. FHanch. vice pre- sident. and r. g.
'cabell. secretary and treasurer. all Of
this city.
The West Gintcr Iark Realty Cor
u grafton. OF Richmond, was also char
tered yesterday with capital Of SlJ,-
goo Tor n general real estate busincSs
E!hc officers Of the concern are c. c.
walton, Jr., president: Fred Peasants
and James r. McComb
Sccretary and treasurer. all of Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

thus restful days arc assured, peaceful
nights arc experienced morning sickness.
headache. apprehension md other dis
tresses are among the various things which
womsn everywhere relate they entirely CO
It's effect upon the muscles the form Is re-.
tanned and they return to their natural.
smooth contour after baby is born.
Get bottle of this invaluable mid to cxuec.
ian, "a motherS. Any druggist will supply you.
IL is harmless bat wonderfully eFectjvo
Write to Isradileld Regulator Co. ala In.
mar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. for n specially writ
ten guide book for women interested in Tho
suDJect OF maternity. II will prove an inspi
ration. II contains Information flat cror,,
woman should know oil about, Write today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
SEVERED CONNECTION
WITT 'rIE LITIGA TlON

y 10 the charge that Mr. Brandeis
Was "Inpioyed by the New Haven or
others 10 wreck the New England Rail
road. Mir. McClcnnan said the Office
diary showed that Mr.. Bramdeis ceased
TO nave any connection with th. iitiGa-
ton against the New England on June
i. 1919.
The witness WAS discussing United
Shoc Machinery matters when the COM
mittec adjourned. lie said that al
though Mr.. Hrandeis was a director of
The Mckay Shoe Machinery Company.
which went into the United Shoe Ma
chinery Company in 1895, and signed
circular 20 stockholders advising th,.
consolidation Mr.. BraudciS never oy-
pressed AN opinion as to the legality
OF the consolidation or of the shoe mn
Chincry leases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
Winston Electric Construction co.
for Southern Paper Co. l0li East Cary
street, two outlets
Lyons & Williams for Virginia Sta
tionery co. !l3 Fast Main Street, four
outlets and fixtures
Z u Cosby Electric Co. FOR Armour
Co, Grace ana Union streets one
meter l"op and changing entrance
,nS'"n Electro construction Co.
for f'leiShman Yeast Co. gn7 East
Broad street. five outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
MAKE FIGHT ON DUNCAN
North Carolina Republicans Want m
Dust Him rs Member of Ma
tiOnal Committees
lSpecial to The Times Dispatch. !

special to The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. G.. February a.-As
Republican leaders gather for the State
convention tomorrow, the most threat
cninS phase Of conditions is Marion
Butler's determination that T. c. Dun
can shai! not he returned as national
committeeman, and DUnCau's emphatic
declaration to persist in sc.IIinr The
place Duncan and his friends can see
no necessity for dropping him
Numbers of Republicans insist that
II Duncan is made the object of a
heHt IN I'll. convention and Duncan
Sh"uid win. Progressive convention
would most probably result.
state Chairman I.inney is opiiniisti,
Tor harmony. and there is strong talk
OF nominating him for Governor
Most OF the leading Republicans are
already here from all sections Of the
state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
MiDDLESEN REPI BIICtNS
NAME THEIR DEI.Et. iTE:S


SALCDA. VA, February aa.-Au en-
thusiaStic meeting of the Republicans
OF MiddlcseX County was held in Er-
banna to-day. Representatives OF
every section OF the county. including
many former Democrats. were present.
Delegates 10 Cape Charles and Roanoke
conventions were elected as follows:
L. :. Bristow. K. J.. Blake. r. II. Siblcy.
Il. Upton, ~. T. Siblcy and y Floyd
Bristow
The convention Endorsed &. = Slcmp
as state chairman. and Alvah II. Mar
tin as national committeeman
X. Hristow was unanimously
elected county chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
MUNICIPAL. IMpit0N

The Administrative Board author
lied the following Improvements yes
terday:
CITY Engineer was instructed To fur
nish the board with an estimate @: the
cost @; paving with asphalt The block
in Fifth street. between Main and
cary street. and for the paving OF
CRANKY street. between Hanover and
farE Avenues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
HENnICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of ljurInin aud Sale
tmnuntinr To- 81

Mary +. kcnncy ct viz. to Elauch"
e. Kennedy 23lXlSS feet . inches at
the southeast corner a.: MCCoull and
Long streets. October :, 1913 tax
Sl.2o. $40.
Abbey Realty Corp 10 Mrs ELLA V
Saunders. lots - and Il in block -
in tht plan OF Colonial Place. section
r. February IS. 1916. $500
Sam" 10 T.. :. Carpenter lot - in
block - in the plan OF Colonial Place
section 81. February ~. 1916. $3.50.
T. : Read 81 w 70 Emma 4 TYLER
30 feet on the Nine Mile Road az the
west corner Of Emerson street. be
y"r1bcr 2> 1918. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
james ID. Munroe Hurt.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, February
2".-Jamcs -. Munroe. q prominent
citizen and sawmill operator was Sc
Nercly injured at one of his mills yes
lerdaN by being struck by A piece OF
flying timber His nose was crushed.
he was cut above the eve. and il is
thought that his skull was fractured
ms condition is critical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued yesterday. by
lows:
y. j. Lucas, for John Donati. 100
North Eighteenth street
j. II. Rose ~ CO.. for Thomas +
Mchdams, 23"0 Ashland Street
II. l}lankcnshiD. FOR y. j. Washing
ton. 40 North Fifth Street
l.. NJ 'hcatham. for Muhlcman &
kaXhoc 500 i-6-S-l3-li-l6-tS Ken
singion Avenue
:. j. r. Day for Pohlic BROTHERS. .lo5
East Broad street
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SNOW DcImyS Ceremony.

D.\NNILLE. VA. February .a.--Ow
ing 10 the snow which fen last night
and early this morning. the laying Of
tho cornerstone at the new ]. NJ Z. A.
NJ Schoolhcld was postponed by the
Dan River Cotton Mid Company this
morning. Tie exercises. Which were to
have taken place ut o'clock were
put off until later III the week The
Mor"tock and Roman Eas l,. Lodges Of
Masons VIII have charg: Of the ccre-
monies.
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Pennsylvania Finishing Trinis.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. February %.
Wireless adNices received here ut
noon to-day stated that the battleship
pennsylvania was $50 miles east OF
cape Henry, hnd successfully COM
pleting the last Of her trials. Officials
OF the shipyard expect the battleship
here on Wednesday, night or Thursday
morning. probably the latter.
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CHaNCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five ReLeasc Deeds, Amounting to
S12.NSt

SS2GStt.
Rcssc A. Catlin. eXecutrix. (" 10.
scph Hcye, 5OXi26 feet west lin. Mon
trose Avenue. l21 feet north OF Fritz
street: February ~. 1916: $3.?20.
&C: II. sutton ct NJ, trustee. 10 W. w
Nillcrs. .iNli5 feet at the northwest
corner of Broad and Smith streets
February 90. 1916: sI4.100
w T.. Rcdd, trustee. TO SitterdinG.
Carneal, Davis Co, G0X1l0 feet ut the
southwest corner Ct Lodge anil Mar
shall streets February oS. 1876: ST.
$50.
IT. u. Zimmerman. trustee. t. May
j. McAIahon. eIXI30 feet at the north-
west corner Of Hanover Avcnu. and
Ti!dcn street. February &c, ?9!;; sji5
Richcson & Crutchncld trustees. to
Henry s. WallcrStcin 20 feet inches
by 50 feet west line Fourth Street. he
tween Cary and Canal Streets. :|crru-
AIRY -. 1916; sl.i31.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court Yesterday
as follows:
James paras, OF Hopcwell. AMI stol-
la sharp, OF Lexington. Ky.
Frederick \; Waldbaucr and Mary
Eugene g. Cioldsbv and Ruth Fitch
Irving Charming Knowles and Marie
elizabeth WiugO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
What is Home
Without an Heir!
his is subject that has place in all
minds In all iimnS A,d 81 =.

And il naturally di.
reefs thought as to tho
comfort of the mother
during that wonderful
period of expectancy.
Mothers who know rec
ommend moth er's
FRIEND" 1t Is an cx-
tcrnal remedy for the
stretching muscles, en-.
ables them to expand
without undue strain,
assists the orguns to
crowd against nerves.
to pull ut ligamcnts
to thus QyOif1 min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

Special 10 The Times Di spatch.l
~ NCiihCiG VA, February %
George Maurice Pigott, OF Washington
VIII" formerly li7ed here. and Miss
Mary Annie Coleman, daughter OF T.
Is. Coleman, We're niarricn on Monday
evening at the home OF the bride, Rev
oscar r.. sans. pastor OF Rivcrmunt
brant.
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TT sTiNGS TRANSFERS.
NV" Deeds or bargain and sale.
Amounting TO SI,16U.

john y. Turner. Jr.. ct Wy. 10 Hugh
Mcdonald, 30X122 feet east line fif-
t""nth Street. lo5 feet south OF the
corner Of McDonourh street. Novcrn-
Der - 1878: $3.50
II. J.. Williams - ux to : q T.
Rock. @2H27S north line Lawson street.
between Thirt*-third and Thirty
fourth streets Fcbrunr" -. 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting

Frank H. Cox 10 :. j. boswell. trus-
ncr OF Moore and Summit streets
February IS. 1916 $1,000
Matte Payne g; viz. to : G.
Christian - AL. trustees GGXi35 feet
At the northwest corner OF Barton
Avcnuc and Norwood Street. Febru-
AIRY II, 1916: s3.5lp
Rosa y. Cau;horne ct TX to Rich
esoH 6 CrutChacli, trustees, II feet
inches by 6J feet south line Duval
street IS feet from 81 James street
February 20. 1916. $3.50
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HrsTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.


10 S:.t60.
Claude f. Sprenl;le ct IN to w Il.
l.. Smith, trustee. lots 20 II. inciu-
S!yc in block ;; also lots TO 10 in
inclusive, in block II in the plan Of
Bellevue February l, 1916: $1,000.
Louis Hankin ct uX. TO II. ~ Me-
Twentieth Street 1877 feet o Inches
from the corner of Hull street jar
uary -. 1916: $1,000
;. q. 7. Rock 1" T.. +. Mcconnell
trustee. 33x2S7 feet north lire lawson
Street. between Thtrty-third and Thir-
ty-fourth Streets. February 10 1910:
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mtsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds. Amounti

Thrcc Nciensc Der,lS. Amounting
10 :;.;.SS5.
i. y. Green, trustee. to f.. NJ. West
lots Z and = in block in the plan Of
Center Heights. fronting lO0X17J feet
west line lIarnish Avenue, NJ the north
corner Of pcyton Avenue. February
% 1916: s2.lS3.
Same to T.. l.. Mcconnell. the same
property as described i'm decd next
above. February is. 1916; $3.50
Same to Louis Rankin. J0x130 q
feet east line Twentieth street, 1877
feet inches from the corner OF Hun
street. January 81 1916; $,27".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
DANNIl.l.E, VA, February 29.--The
Negro Teachers Association and School
Improvement League OF Virginia will
hold their twcnty-eiShtn annual SEES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS OF THE
BUILDING INSPECTORS OFFICE


NnmI"r
issued atoms
Its issued In Ecbrun
In
In
II
new work In Fehrua
.IDt6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

sion in this city tomorrow. II will
last four days. and co,orcd teachers
from all over the state are expected TO
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
RUSH OF DOMESTIC
SHORTS TO BUY WHEAT
Grcntl! Improved Demand Also From
Foreigners for Cash and
Futures

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
CHICAGO, February 29.--Therc was
n rush Of domestic shorts to buy wheat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
CHANCERy TRANSFERS.

Rive Deeds OF Bargain and snlc.
~ Amounting to S32.603.Oi.
" Edgar Archer 10 Rose t. Archer ct
3sis., i've t%cnty-fourths interest in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
u. $. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals rcconvened yesterday at 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
BEGINS EXPLANATION
OF BRANDE|s CHARGES
Law Partner Of Supreme Court Nomi-
nee Undertakes His Defense
Before Committee
ADVERSE TESTIMONY NEARLY IN
Former Acknowledgement and Vice
President OF Bar Association Say
Brandcis Has Reputation of Not
Being STRAIGHTFORWARD.

WASHINGTON. February o2.-Au ex-
PLANTATION Of the various charges
against Louis -. Brandcis. now being
investigated by Senate committee
considering his nomination FOR the
Supreme Court. was begun to-day by
Edward e. Mcclcnnan. of Boston a
member of MIR. Brandcis's law firm lie
spoke from his own Knowledge Of the
incidents at issue. from papers con-
nccted with the matters, and from the
Office diary Of the firm. He will read
his testimony tomorrow
Mr.. MCClcnnan took tn. stand with
the testimony of those opposing con-
itrmation Of the Braudcis nomination
practically AL in. For more than two
weeks the committee has been listen
'nS to witnesses. most of whom have
attacked the nomin"c's professional re-
putation. To-day Albert t. Uillsbury.
former At,orn-y-,icncral of Massachu-
sets. and Edward ". fiutchins. vice
president Of the Boston Bar Associa-
ton. testified that Mr. E.raudeis had a
reputation Of not being s,raiehtfor-
ward in his dealings. Austen 6. Fox,
counsel for til" opposition. pat in cvi.
dencc Photographic copy OF a check
for $40 from l.. L. McSweeney of Bos-
ton. Ia NJ. Brandeis 10 support a
charge that Rrardcis was paid by pol
icyholders Of the Equitable LIZ, AS
surance Society for representing them
in their protective association
FIRM ACTED ONLY
IN SPECIFIC SUITS
The first thing Mr. McClcnnan was
asked to tell about was the latter in
cldent lie said the Brandeis firm was
frs; employed by the Equitable in
1909, and had handled several cases
since that time
so YOU We're counsel for the Euuita-
bic in 1910 when Mr.. Brand-iS attack
eel it i'll speech" inquired Senator
Clarke.
We were no; general counsel AT the
time: We only acted in specific suits
responded Mr. McCiennan
Did the company ever complain of
the speech"
Not that | ever heard of"
The witness stated that Hrand.is
acted without pay for the policyholdcrs.
who had their organization headuuar-
t"rs in his Office, ;tld that many OF the
reforms urged by them was adopted by
tn" company
"tiow about this McSweency check ."
Inquired Federal Attorney Anderson.
representing III" committee
oh. tina, had nothing to do with the
protective associations" was the re-
sponsc. MIR. McSweeney consulted
Mr.. Brandeis about taking the surrcn-
der cash value of his policy, and MIR
brandcis charged him $40 for his adj
vice"
MT Fox said he had presented the
copy Of the check merely because he
did not know whether Mr. Brandeis
was paid by the policyholders or not.
SEVERED CONNECTION
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HENRICo DEED OF rRtsT.
One Deed Of Trust. Amounting 70


Blanche c. Kennedy ct viz 10 Stuart
Bowc. trustee, 23'xlSS feet . INCHES
at the southeast corner Of McCoull and
Long streets. February y. 1916
Arizona republican., 1916-12-16
DREYF|JS5 WANTS CHANGE IN
 PERSONNEL 0F 5. 5. COMMISSION

operating expenses and realize a fair interest on the moEey invested, the high salaries brought about by the Federal League war must be cut down considerably
 The form of contract with players. presented by ;hc uatioi al commission. was approved with tLo exception of the ten day release clause. the wording of which Is to be revised by the national commission and passed upon at the next meeting
 "A readiustment of the gate receipts for the worlds series was advocated and discussed at length There was 1 general sentiment in favor of players other than those of the pennant win ming teams being benefited financially. The questions will be passed upon at q meeting at which both major leagues win be represented by their president or committees
 Tn" leasve .oos no action regarding tho proposed change in the prces of tickets Ter the worlds series leaVin. it Co 1e decided ty 8 iont committee from roth lracucs.
 The league voted tn favor Of restrict ing thc number If 25-cent seats in sev- eral cities principally St Louis and Philadelphia. but to whether this re- striction would he enforced was not 1eterf1ine1