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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
It'd WANTS

sSsbaas ST.: IT, :s' s s%;s;'s st..
,n !, sslSS$SasI ?s Ssas lac ss."''r
}HY HIM Eli HssSS %i4hYiS T s5
Will ~ ciiXSdE Y" Or 't u0t = w Ellis
RATE tl.i LltE.
sTSpAy aaa bH sp1s' .n ssS u"ss :, cents.
CHNsEG, Tersie"s .i,s es Ssn!s 40 c.,,
Situations Mante,.-Aaic and Female.
Time DA ,id or sUHpAi. cents line.
basis Of ineasurenent Is soiiu asut,,. II
Fac 70 a baS ' sa.s sna at SIX G9ra 70 "a. Line
Classification hot Guaranteed utter l.. Nj
sUbsIATIONs tOK I'D. WANT ADS. :.
,,c Inc following Times dispatch Branch Oh
ara rates t az az. svsn a
WEST Hr EOLsIiEE SThEET.
sss s;ss 14s " ca; Ave ';sSs
KKsTas IsArmaey,, .yss Hanover ave.
Maff'p psa.,.r r ,, s,H.e =o3d G;ove Ave,
,,, Mrixhrs Drug Co. luG.. Lo,nparuy .mu
@ StSE Ss'if A;s" Asy aa S Fseo ;
H Fl 1ot Dtan P !3tS4s Co. 81 er Ma'n
NAY osui i SaoFe ir 70, w AZ fe anu Giay
=, Tarrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
EAST or rousinEI STREET.
4. Drug gore. 81
EarieyS PhnrEi&cy. tnird and Main ste
=, "aiis Drug store. eit'n ana aarahaH
Il Harsaa e., %, ,; ;SSt. As, s!'s ST.
i.tic::Iaoh DiuI store. .cl ~ Seven
Har5- S"ssx l iseSss s4.i St md
Ataiu S;y.
;, Wiih.m.s.s Pharmacy. rwenty-nrs, and
Adib!lHil So.
sprtngeT Lrue Company, Twenty third
w0oa & sGhyat Drug Co.. Twenty nth
g, Woods tnarinacy. invent, NTH and Leigh
Church I.ii! Pharmacy. 1900 Il. nroac s..
e, ~. CrGic Drug store. ZOO T.. iIroha ~.
>. ilGhatuson CLAW street Drug StOre. Set
y. lhirty-iirst St
Eairmoun, rhar,macy :I.6 rair,noun,
BARTON HEIGHTS
Eaty's Dr:g Store. North Aye
HIGHLAND PARK.
4: y Cosby i: Co. 1900 Third Ave
w. X. Vaughan. Fourth anc stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND.
LGds ". Garrison. lo:U Hull ST. snu
SWANS..OUO
u. ~. RoLc.;r. 21"s Hull ST.
FULTON.
a. Each. 3olC WILLIAMSBURG Ave.
Peope'h Drug store. $500 Ni!.i.TlsJ!:E
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

" ash.Stor pip. covering save. fuel.
protects plant. rrouuC.s more heat; In
N-scEa'-. southern Asbestos Mfg. 20.
go, ROYAL. AkCAN;'A, ATTENTION..
~ lhaiii:iE your mann ana ,&Gi!.s.; :.u ali
earn s"m-thinE at .:!cs; iInportiitc. To
~ ny aii inenhs n.ail Yourself or thS
ii'"flrhtipN. 81 ~ Gusts N"u absolutely moth
~ AdIf.sa liSuTan". Expert. !. Sa.. care
Tiil.es pisot:"h
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FOR SAI.I.-l'nrinS.

FOL: sale. farm .. acres. :: miles from
Hlchinpnh. Nn.. between osborne Turn.
PIX. ana New Market Road. having a good
'front.' On both roads. Brick dwelling. frame
s,nbi. .pp. orchard Farm nicely fenced
Hitb woven Wire. y" reasonable price re-
FUSED Address owner Box 20. Il. L. d.
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RAILROADS.
Norfolk q Western RAILWAY

ONLY ALL-liAlL I.iNt. ru NCH.'OLl.
Leave BYRD street station. iAcnmond
FOR MORE DIX: 'G:l5 a. Al $500 a. 81
FOR LYNCHbuNG A&D THE WEST:
'j:l3 a. NJ. $500 A. ~. 1900 4. NJ 80.
+. NJ. Local to crewc. $3.50 T.. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: Ill: 30
A. M. 'G:35 T.. NJ. 1900 +. NJ. N SO = NJ
From the west: '6:,j ~. M. 'a.3l a NJ
t::l9 l.. n. I::i0 l.. ri. 'c:!I y NJ. '3O,
T.. N.
.Dai!y. tDnily eaccp; SUNDAY :sunlay
only.
W. Il. BEvILI- ". c. SAUNDERS.
+. Il. ~. Roonohc. G.. l.. a. !suaLoi:e
6. II. BOSLEY. -. h - i1cas.onu Va
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FOR RENT-lturnisncd Houses.

-,
ofs r"iit during "i-.t"r months az longer.
VII iHrn'Sh.h hone. Forest lfill. Forty
nrat Str""t. within square. az parl; gate.
r""mt hnh bath. hot water heat. viii
!Hht ntIh!nish"! II 'i..ircd. Possession 1T
"n"". $3j month. !; Ja.. car. Times pa tch.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old Dominion, Lime

Nv iiicnLnont. II. ut ASH ST. daily 600 T. II.
Leaves Newport News. ..........a:O 100 4. NJ
Arrive Norfolk $500 A. NJ
Connections with muin line steamers leav-
Ing Norfolk for New York daily. CACrpt Sun
day. %" T.. NJ. Connections also made py
:. * w. by. T.. NJ. and g. - -. ~. 1T [,
i. vi. E!Eht limo steamers sto? Clare
mont on siGuai. ana are met by public con-
ScNunC"S.
VIRGINIA NiVIGATION co. Jane Rive,
b? daylight for Norfolk. Old Poi":. :Srwpo:.
News nnd al! James River inntingS. Monday
Wednesday and Friday coo "a ST.
freight received Tor all !?:lcI E:vcr oo.rtl
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WiNrEi,-iicul Estate.

LIST your fsrms with j. 4. Connolly 81 Co.
HTlts postG! Tor necessary bianks.
w y hav" "A real sales force. We can sell
=, your tiah,i at auction for NOR. money.
Nfit: us Nhat you have. Southern Auction
and Drv-Inpri-iir Co. .\y.!cn N e.
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OutniIt OF PIG Irnn

BERLIN. October IL (via Sayvillc).-
1t was announced to-day that the Ger
man output in pig iron in September
was l.ll6.o0o tons, as against 1.Il5,OoO
in Amr.nSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

eating. After honeymoon. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Claycomb will live in Washing
ton. where the bridegroom holds !;
government position.
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-, SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

.tT7N'.H1kD NhITsWA1,
'ihe ifogresstVc hallway Of the south
soutAhouEu trans sCA3uuIcu TO leave Klvn.
none udiIy: s:"o A. ~, local: $50 r Ii
a.ecPers ana coaches TO lacksonvilie: i.A,
a. NJ. coacncs anu s!ccpcrs to JarSsonvilie
Atlanta anu birmingham: e:35 H. ii
coaches and sieepcrs TO Jacksonville: I.:4:
A. A., '~cpcIs to Atlanta B.rmin-h,u,
JacSson>...s Tampa anu coaches 10 JACK.
bc!ri!lc
Northbound sralns scheduled to arrive ~
sichmoh1 naiiy: 5:eD A NJ. $3.50 A. NJ.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Can. Lou'vle " HtsI, .. H. en- 81,
Main Line, Local, .i:!5
James River Line. .,u: uo a tS..iiee y
-. News. Mix, Old Pr, $3.50 a .Ig m
Newport News. Local 1900 "a S.oh, ~
Trains arrive from Nix .ll:OO a 49, -
$40 p. ). News. 300 a.. .s:o5 D. EroTn Pm
west. 'S:lo a.. $3.50 p, 1855 a. .l:io n
5:lo y. uaily from Characteristics c~c,p ~,
SUNDAY fr2m Thurmond. JAS River. fs:ss
.Daily. Except Sunday
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BOARDING.

!!A.HpSoMEi.i furnished room. vail, or
a.thoc, private fath. IA best central To-
Sna,yn, Speci1i rates to table oosrucrs.
i'pcrr!ia. ihts 10 transit. Apply :Uo r:as,
,,,,. TiiE WEBSTER.
iiccIS ai board. absolutely ur.,-.l,ss.
central: not water heated: pric.p rcasUr.
::lbIe.-- lhnisoh 80. jDii-lulJ Eagt Clay.
t!p H"at Grace street. hut-wat.r heated
-TphhS, modern c"nvrt.icnccS. board
" ~ F.b. permanent, transient ana tanic
o iii.T.. 100 East Grace Street
ROOMS and bDaru absolutely nr.t- 50:
=. not water hcat.d. Prices reDspna tie. los,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Sthcuu.v Hsnies hvt 6udr"uterd Tor IN.
Souli'--D'hs' $50 a. NJ. local, iU:aU ~ NJ
express. pare! buHet car, u L. M. tNpr.s.
LIP L: NJ, express. sleeping car opcn y:yj
T.. AL; ':vo j. Nj. local. Tor kcyav.iie. Glass
CITY hau ituHaio l-itnia SprlnXn--wcck in
York kivef iine-o:lu A.. NJ. stcan.s:
Irhin' c"SSpt SUNDAY: connecting for BaIt.-
NJ. uai:S, local.
Trains Arrive E!cnElond--Froin :ae South:
.;Oh n. VI. and 500 a. NJ. $50 r. NJ s:;S
r. NJ. daily; s:4s a. ri. except sunday.
from West Pcint: S:45 a. NJ. except aion.
day: 1:i6 a. ~ and GAS l.. 81 daily
one" 80; Il. Mat ST. Phone Madison 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1916
Beginning promptly at 10 4. VI.

Having decided to leave this section
] Will offer for sale al public auction.
"a the highest bidder. AT my place . -
miles west Of Ashland. the following
property:
ONE. FAIR MULES
-FOUR HORSES
EIGHT HEAD CATTLE
~ SHEEP
TWO VERY FINE BROOD SOWS .NND
Pi+;S LOT OF SHOATS
II STANDS BEES
Large lot OF Farming implements.
Lot al Hay. about nine or ten stacks,
Corn and Fodder, Household and Kit
chen Furniture. and many other ar
iic!cS TOO numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
ALBERT HOETTSCIlEE
T. y. Mallory, Auctionccr
On The same day and at The same
place nj IL o'clock sharp. viii onc;
for sale the farm. containing aT2..5
acres. The place viii be- offered in sis
parts li?.i5 acres. 1IG.S acres. ~!
acres. i0.a acres, G2.6 acres 1855 acres
respectively. and will next be offered
as whole. and the most advantageous
hid accepted.
. The last two tracts are heavily tim
1cred, ana the first has also quantity
of TIC timber.
The farm is in 81 high state Of cult
walton. with all necessary buildings III
good state Of repair.
TERMS: Cash.
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ROOMS WITH HOARD.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BOARD aaa rooms i.2. Grove si.gln
neat: f"iD- reasonable kauuoipu
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DEATHS

.LIiooN Died. hats r.A,h.ncr Nns-
;%'f; W; sunday morning. ,.tou.r H.
is!b, GEORGE ALLISON. Si ia ;i.. s..v-
:niy-aeeonH yrar 81 his axe.
IL" !g"rrit tNEii TAX" pinr. from tn.
rcai,!.nce -; his "Du. ". Is NlI.-"ii III
Soita seventh TUESDAY O"t0n,r -. lgi:
~ . 8" n'yIo'h. informant ~, p..!. S u,...
fT"hd@ ana acouu.ltti.crs ars invited -
GA i;.-i r. ,i iIi,' =. n; MES Many T.
fun"ral from! Tn. !.siLcI.c OF sIrs. /. q
Enk.r; ~, S"u'h t!itm street. THIS
tMcNbAN, AFii.iiNDcN At $3.50 e.. lock
frteuia invited :" ATTEND.
Nashv!!is and Memphis papers ui",.t-
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FOR Sii.II-ychicies.


FOL. WAGONS. 40 20 Richardson Bros. els
Eroo!; A:eEGe. painting, r-pa!r!5, and
miner 'ir" w"rn Madison 1867.
p" Il have " few more buESirs -urr"yS and
runI bouts THAI must Ice sold, every
cost COIN" early and get your pic-S while
They last. several second hand hugcics at
your own price. Several Ford roadster
ho:'"" cr"a2 y Meyers Sons. q! Eas.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
by x. y. CIAFFIN Il Co, INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Main and Twelfth streets


Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
coMMISSloNEk,S AUCTION SALE or
\ NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIVE
ASHES ON THE NINE Mile RoAn.
f,!IfE: n9 S%MME'.E AS6 G @PMEM M;
rkoNEMENTS THEREON
Court ~ the County of Ifcnrico in the
ci.uSc or Leila x. iirooking and others
AGAINST .;.rtie i,cw. and others. entered
on the 5th day Of October. 1916. the
UNDERSIGNED special commissioned APP
pointed for the purpose. will sell by
public auction on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1915.
at | o'clock.
the real estate described i'll said pro-
cced!naS a* follows: All Of that certain
irat, or parcel Of land lying and being
Nine Mtle' Road. about three and one
nal ini!es from the city of liichmond.
Va. with improvements thereon. being
tn" whol. OF lots Nos. I and : and 4.
part Of 10, No. i. on IL plot recorded
M ti!n clerks Office of tho Circuit cour I
pnSr :. beginning AT point on Mn:
10; NJ. intcrsccts the said road.
and on said Nine Mile Road 3.3S :.
chains or about 223 il-l00 feet. thence
running back between parallel lines
In. "t property, conveyed by, +. 81;
Conner - cora Lacy, ono Of the said
parailrl lines heing the eastcrly> lin" Of
The said lot No. \. the said property
comprising 1--WE acres.
TERMS: Dne-third cash, and the re
maind.I In TWO equal instalmcntS, pay
ahl. respectively At six and twelve
months after date OF sale, the deferred
payments to be evidenced by the notes
OF the purchaser with q per cen, per
annun Interest from the day OF SAL.
added ami III. title TO said property
retained until all OF the purchase
money - paid and u conveyance direct :
cd by tn" court. OF for All cash, at the
option 81 the purchaser.
tud"r the terms OF the decree. the
commissioners has authority TO sell the
property in parcels ii desired by put
ChuSrIs ut I'll" time % sale.
>BNi:li G. GOODE,
Special Commissioner.
h"rch: certify that the bond re-
CURED to l.. executed by the special
commissioner by a decree in the above
entitled cause has been duly executed.
: l.. WADpILL,
Clerk OF Circuit Court
OF lIenrico County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE Or
n NICE LITTLE. FARM OF FIVE:
ACRES ON TIIf: NINE; MILE ROAD.
r. III DWEi.LING CONTAINING
ri, HE R00MS AND OTHER I'M
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COLLECTIONS

LIT us handle. your collections Pruinpt
attention 10 all claims. t;ood references.
Merchants C,c dit and Collection Co. Box
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RAILROADS
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
SarcrettAinS s,rii,uuic OF .iprii Ia AN g..
sthruulc SUBJECT 10 Cuuur, ,;iinout


:, rains leave H!cEmonu b'a:5o A. ~, u.
AZ; % "a. Al. A. ~, ,.io a. N: II A M.
NJ. G::o T.. IL. I:lc T. Al. Us i. H.. ~ 4,
81. ll:t5 4. VI.
Trainu leave, Ashland $3.50 A. H.. b.7 A
NJ, ] =. Ill. b9 A. NJ. 10 A. NJ. ..lI A. 81
y: noon, IL +. M, =. NJ. 5 Z. NJ p
+. 81. b9 +. ri. II T.. NJ 49,
bcarries baggage. daily except Sunday
only.
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LOST AND FOuMi.

LOST. on thn Stu'. Fir Grounds. be,t.,.n
hn! o'clock Wednesday,. cameo brooch.
Finder w!ll please return 10 ". q. t.. J;,;-
Nrr"ai Motor 20. - W"4' Broad. ..nL re
civ" r..gIId
LOST, St'Iy.i sl"icH. IviA.y COWS
E4.urn 10 50" rAttytspn Nv.nu..
Lost *"rto.ntcr rom shore. va. ,leci
and white spotted setter dog, male. Re-
w"fd II returned a. -. L. N!lH,r..ol..
oh1rns. ".
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

FURNITURE, china and wedding presents
packed and shipped With care JACOB
Umlauf. Phone Madison 3a92.
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HELP wANTED-AIalc aud RENAL,

WANTED. good steady cOiorcd man ana
wife, man TO ITO chores, and woman &c
cook. Good wages for good reliable people
y: Z. liuddicston. White sulphur Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

h"rrh: certify that the bond re-
CURED 10 b. executed by the special
by Il decree in the above
entitled cause has been duly executed.
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FOR S.Ai.f-EIOrScS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WANTED. registered Duroc Jersey gifts
bred. Give fun information rs 10 weight.
'Ec and Dcicrc". Appomatto% Agricui-
Inral School. App0mnttoE Va.
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NAVY GETS s2,750,000
MORE BY A new BILL
$3.50. 900 for Ordnance. In
Guiding Anti. Aircraft Guns.
in House Measure.

W~'shlNGroN, March IA fss, step
in the dir. liz Of .uuirniny IA, r,,,.
o.. ,r ,.p., H., a..
;" ''"' W.
''o!l '""hS '"h'"l'''" to-day, which
reported an additional appropriation Il Il
carving S~2.Tsnouu for tho \,, no
r,rtmcrt. This amount viii 90 :, ,b,
,n~uuucactur. ~ nrtIaircr,r pun. ~.
the batt.eships Of the fleet. a~mrupitinn
and nth.r continent remain ,ess.l. .,I
fin. lcularinL Of boilers on som. ~ ,,o
ships. "
or The ,roull recommended Eau, no,
: for orIu,nrr. S6So.oun for GA. 49,.
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great good TO yourself and YOUR prog
eny because Of the heneft YOU will phNsi-

srett gOou 10 yourself anu youS pTot-
eny because Of the benefit YOU will physi-
cally derive from a decent observance
OF the day of rest.
II believe that no ,nau IL truly alive
and physically fit unless the morning
finds his hands itching to take up the
days tasks. unless the noon hour Is but
n breathing space between mornings
accomplishment and afternoons hearty
effort"
Dr. Martin told Of scientific expert
menis made upon Harvard medical stu
dents with Il View 10 earning whether
one rest day In seven tended to increase
efficiency. MINI medical students served
as subjects for eight weeks and d.. Mar
tin declared tina re.ul,s proved UNirio-
iakably that the Sunday .ecess gave The
extra time for the recorefy Of Ell
cheney which was more and more ic-
tarded in the course Of the weeks work.
THE method depended IN the deer
miuation Of the weakest electric shock
the subjects could feel" he said. The
underlying principle was that high ssn-
sitiveness would go hand in hand with
4 high degree uf nervous efficiency. \
failing off OF constituencies would indl-
cate. Therefore, a corresponding owe
ing % nervous efficiency
Commissioned I.s nCh stated tlOt OF
c!dl figures of the last two Yeas III the
New York STATE Department of Labor
indicate u tremendous decrease IN tho
number of violations OF the six day
labor law. IL showed that in 1914 some
1000 orders had been issued regard
ing Violations of this law and IN IA.
yea. 1915 only $500 such orders wei,
issued by the department. NJ. L.ync'
noted a much greater inclination on he
part of employers TO max" the Law
effective, and although insisting tina
there were still vast difficulties in IA,
way said the whole idea vas w!nnrp
its wQN.
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and the courage to claim and MI tAssc
positions. For women are citizens and
elis ible to them even though they
haven't yet the vote"
Mr.. i'ruere said that one Of the three
assistant examiners In the Civil Service
department who will compete for the
place Of chief examiner next year ID a
woman and he sincerely hoped that she
would win.
There viii I've room for a large crop
u; women ofticeholders in June. 1917.
under ;he next administration. trust
he said, and the success OF this ad-
mii;stiat.on in appointing Or. kath-
avn" u. Davis should make the way
eGty.'
Mss Gildetsi.eve talked OF the func-
Ion OF til" college. which lays the foun-
dr;iOn. She said. but doesn't turn the
r,ii Jut i,'dy 20 III even so much az
. 81" Il week job. She advised every
rit' wIo could AFFORD the time {, spend
tn cc or four Years in getting tbs
rnuersttGctu' Of culture before pro
v.d'ug herself with the special tool
Wi;h which to carve her way throug!i
life.
Miss Mary :. Snow. II the bureau
s'ari told Of the iiimitlcss ambition a.
the modern college girl. which lead
a,r 90 dem9rd all kinds % jobs ii,roug !
'ne bureau. from contractor to broNer.
f"om mana GER OF a store to landscape
ai, Infect.
Spending Of landscape arch!,ec:s
src said. "ihn girls who are conf z down
iron, t"ricll III June could qualify "a
r'LrtSrr q the stake after their ey-
rriienre. They took that course under
the not trying conditions-with the
r'su a. their classes. the department
,'.d the erNionmrnt horriblv u~Irriend'y.
! u; they took the curse. and there are
~ lear; three women landscape archi-
teots Iva Ncw York who are wiling ii
tSk. those girls as apprentices. Maybe
some 'i;ue the men will welcome them
too
/ Miss Mary Van klecck pres ded at
the meeting
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TAX MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
civic societies Invited to NrndcuS y
Or Music IN BROOKLYN

\ mass meeting under auspices of the
Tax Reduction Committee, which Is back
ing a series of bills Introduced at Albany
for the easing Of the city's financial con
dition, will be held at the Academy OF
Music in Brooklyn next Wednesday
night. Representatives of civic orgaui-
cations have been invited, with the In
,cn'ion that they shall report back to
their respective organizations.
Jacob q, klinck, president of the WILL
iamsburg Trust Company and president
of the l,roohlNn civic club. H. chairman
ut the Subcommittee in charge of the
meeting, Associated with him are hC.
teen citizens representing all the inter-
ests of brooklyn, Despite the disappoint-
ing attendance at the Carnegie Hail
meeting IN Friday night, the Tan Relur-
ton commit'c" hopes for large results
from its campaign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
SELLS WOOD ALCOHOL
FOR DRUGS, ARRESTED
East Side Dealer Accused Of
TRYING Bribery to Prevent
Analysis.

Wood alcohol has "ndangere" we
b.,I,h and possibly the lives Of children
OF the lower East Side. according to an
analysis of a sample Of spirits OF cam
phor made yesterday AT tho laboratory OF
tho Health Department
Salvatore r. Selleros who owns a
largo drug store at 90 Cathar!ne street.
where many Of the people living In the
lower East Side buy their medicines, was
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Miss Anna Gertrude Jacobs. q teacher
b.. physical 'raInirg 81 the Jamaica High
school. told Justice Benedict In III.
Queens County Supreme Court Yesterday
THAT; sh. wanted citizenship papers be
cause ! want TO vote Justice Benedict
issued the necessary papers.
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Nj. Baker has turned - his new joo
with great energy. He is rNng the
first to reach the War Department build
ing in the mo- ming and sticks TO his desk
until late al night, determined to get a
grasp on the ~multi,udinous details of
his Department in order that he may
command with the knowledge that
should so with authotlt..
Although a 'pacifist' in the aSerrect
Secretary Baker will yield acau.escAce
20 any orders that may Ice given MIN by
the Commander In chief. the prcsi-
dent. Il is beseyed. II war comes or
appears imminent lie will not qut be-
cause of his eN<lusal OF the cause q.
universal! peace. say hi, f-icUds.
The Administrations Is pleased VIII.
Nj. Baker and Is satisfied ,hat no mis-
take Wa made when lie was chosen To
al III. vacancy created by The res.gna-
hon OF Nj. Garrison.
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and Pythias between Johnson and Baker.
When the fight for the enewal OF grants
and the Introduction of a three cent
street car fare began johnson pushed
Baker into the thick of Il. lie weathered
the storm of Injunction and other suits
stirred up by the traction attorneys and
became Invaluable to johnson.
In his book My story Mr.. John
son said of Baker concerning the time
when he occupied a place in the John
SOY abine
Mr.. Baker, though the youngest of
Ms all, was really the head of the cab
met and principal adviser to us all.
fIe has been AN invaluable public SER
want. AS a lawyer he was pitted
against the biggest lawyers in the
state No other city solicitor ever had
the same number Of cases crowded
int his Office in the same length Of
time nor 50 large a crop OF !njunctions
to respond to, and In my judgment there
isn't another man in the state who
could have done the work 80 we'll"
Baker was twice elected Mayor and
refused 10 run for a third term, pre-
ferring to Resume the practice of law.
The new Secretary of Wal Is essen
TALLY a home man. He married when
he had become firmly established in
Cleveland and now has a family OF
three children. Jack. Peggy II Mar
| sa'et are his chums.
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shoulder 20 shoulder with her hus-
band, Mrs. Baker. who was Miss Eliza
beth Leopold of Po,ts,own. Pa. has
worked and shared in his interests. \
keen witted young woman with q men.
tai vision that reaches far beyond her
own doorstep. Mrs. BAKER has been as
ISOLATED with the civic lite OF CieNc-
land in no small measure.
Ever in sympathy with her husbands
ideals OF good government. she has ic"r
not only mis- inspiration hut his active
helper. She is "A member of nu
mcrous clubs and with her cares of Il
family of three still finds time tn h.
stow some thought and care upon les
fortunate children. \ musician of NOR,
tran ordinary ability. She teaches a
class at the Muse School Settlement.
at t. nothing more than | ought &c
do" sh, say modcstly. And ! nope
tina, ,hall s,,l! be able 80 continue ac.
|t.vitles of this nature when I got .
Washington The social SIDE az being
Mis-, secretary 81 Wal doesn't appeal t.
me particularly"
Few OF Bakers friends know that IN
was slated early in life to follow n
fathers footsteps in medicine. But AZ
incident Oh, day compelled IN Bake" 10
revise his d"ci- ion,
Once When ~. Baker wds called To the
country to amputdis II mans leg he was
hurriedlv across the rold
whore another patient VAS dying. In.
structing his sou. who was with him. &c
bind Ap IN" arteries, IN. Baker rushcd
away. \. few minutes late h' returned
TO find his son binding up all the veins
leaving the arteries severely alone.